Trinity Pawling School - Scroll Yearbook (Pawling, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1979 volume:

Trinity-Pawling School Pawling, New- York 2 4 5 8 9 I 11 12 13 16 17 •. - ■ A. 1 1 . 4 : . • 4 • Mft fo 19 Dedication Bert Amlow came to Trinity-Pawling 20 years ago. During this time, he has worked unselfishly for the entire school community. In his capacity as dishwasher, he has always greeted everyone with his customary smile and good word, warming the hearts of both students and faculty alike. As a small token of our appreciation for his untiring efforts, we. the class of 1979, respectfully dedicate this book to our friend, “Bert . 20 21 23 24 Stephen G. DiCicco, Ass’t. Headmaster-Director of Admissions Stanley P. Lee, Business Manager Rev. Eric G. Ruoss, Dean of Students John C. Mcllwaine. Director of Development Christohper R. Tillson, Ass’t. Director of Admissions The Rev. Dr. James Heron, College Counseling 25 Christopher R. Tillson Family Mr. and Mrs. Stephen G. DiCicco 26 Mr. and Mrs. Theodore R. Kneeland 27 Bradford N. Abbott Family Archibald A. Smith III Family 28 Mr. and Mrs. David B. Reece 29 Dr. Wesley Krawiec Family 31 Mr. James C. Tanner 34 Mr. Robert W. Cole Mr. John Shoup 35 Rev. Eric G. Ruoss Family Mr. Edward Hauser 36 Miss Ann Conger 37 Mr. Allen Haddad 38 39 Rev. Richard R. Wyland Guillermo Uglde Family 40 Phillips Smith Family Mr. and Mrs. John Hutchinson 41 Mrs. Patricia Cook, Secretary Mrs. Nikki Caul Mrs. Cori Galatti, Secretary Mrs. Ginnie Schwarzer, Receptionist Mrs. Audrey Pratt, Receptionist 43 Mrs. Lois Owen, Secretary Mrs. Linda Ruoss Mrs. Cynthia Tillson Librarians Mrs. Carol Rose, Business Secretary 44 Mrs. Jeanette Ugalde 45 Seilers Food Service Ron Bogue, Manager. Susan Dunham. Gert Dunham. Ed McCarthy Household Technicians Fred LeMarc. Sarah LcMerc, Ethel Ziarkowski, Sharon Merrick Maintenance First Row Paul Wcikert. Supt.. John Barnett. Frank Tompkins. Bob Justry. Second Row: Roland Lakin. Mike O'Rourke. Bill Bush. (Missing) Francis Cunningham. Pat Reilly. . 1 Cr Bob Goulder I have never let my schooling interfere with my education. —Mark Twain— Thank God for green lights! —Haze— If I don’t sec you no more in this world. I’ll meet you in the next one —don’t be late. —Jimi Hendrix— Z Theo Constantine 51 Dan Clarke V Sickness will surely take the mind Where minds can't usually go. So come on the amazing journey And learn all you should know. . . Success is failure turned inside out-So stick to the fight when you're hardest hit- It's when things seem worst that you mustn't quit. If there's a bustle in your hedgerow Don't be alarmed no It's just a spring clean for the May-Queen 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 —LED ZEPPLIN Wish the sun to stand still Reaching out to touch our own being Past all mortals as Here we can be We can be here Be here now Here we can be —YES 52 Nick A nsari THE FAMILY WILL LIVE FOREVER’ I look to the sea Reflections in the waves Spark my memory Some Happy. Some Sad I think of childhood friends and the dreams we had. STYX Everyone I know, everywhere I go People need some reason to believe I don't know about anyone but me If it takes all night, that'll be all right if I can get you to smile before I leave. Jackson Browne What’s done cannot be undone!! Shakespeare 53 1 Pat Flynn “If we would create something we must be something.” Vince Lombardi 55 Rene Koch man Rich McCain Let's go Slabing! It’s Never put off until tomorrow what you can put off altogether Paul Phillips FUELED Fueled by a million man-made wings of fire— the rocket tore a tunnel through the sky— and everybody cheered Fueled Only by a thought from God— the seedling urged its way through the thickness of black and it pierced the heavy cieling of the soil— and laughed it self up into outerspace— no one even clapped. Marcic Hans If people would notice the little things in life maybe the big things wouldn’t be as terrifing 58 Mestres We're getting older as time goes by a little older with everyday We were the children of yesterday We arc the men who worry of nothing We are the men who fight without aim Who listen to no one, yet speak of our wisdom We arc the pawns in the game. Cat Stevens Once in a vision I came on some woods and stood at a fork in the road my choices were clear yet I froze with fear of not knowing which way to go One road was simple Acceptance of life The other road offered sweet peace when I made my decision My vision became my release. Dan Fogelburg 59 Damon Bates 60 v ySteve O'Brien The past is like a foreign country, they do things differently there.T-P differently there. T-P loo. 61 v Jon Stephens Scott Edged Bob Burgess The completion of a coarse of jumps is like completing a segment of life, you took the challenge and you succeeded. I'll get by with the help of my friends. 67 Jed Elder kin Who's Next Here I am Just waiting for a sign asking questions. Learning all the time It's always here It's always there It's just love and miracles out of nowhere I’ve had enough of being good I'm doing everything like I'm told I should The Great Blizzard 68 V'.i Doug Morgan We can do anything we want, were college students!” —ANIMAL HOUSE To: Baldy, Android, T.T., Fro, Ed, Bob, Doug. Brian. Jeff. John. Woodsy, Todd. Bob. Andy, Lecker. Jed. Tim Steve. Mark. Pat. 79’ —Quaker Lake —Buffalo Hunts —Board Meetings —T.P Watergate ‘79 — Mid Hudson ZAPPA Well I am what I am. Thank God. Some people just don't understand what i m about Find yourself first and then ya do Find yourself first, don’t ya pccka boo! —JIMI HENDRIX 69 Eric Adelman Good friends arc of greater value than all the riches of the world. The Family will live forever. We must remember the past, but not live in it; We must work for the future, but not wait for it. For if we do not. we will be lost in the memories of yesterday, and the wonders and anticipations of tomorrow. 71 Brenda Brill Wake up from an elusive dream You’ve got to change the scene It’s getting so hard to sec the end Break down all the walls you can You need a helping hand I'm sure there’s comconc there just for you He’s trying to make it too. America To the Chier The secret of love is in opening up your heart It’s okay to feel afraid But don’t let that stand in your way 'Cause anyone knows that love is the only road. J.T. Time is an herb that cures all diseases— Franklin Summer of ’78 . . . Thanks Em 72 v7 Robert Trotta 73 A lan Bloom I crossed the desert without forgiveness I climbed great mountians to escape. But the wind blow in my direction to set my sails in that direction. 74 Drew Lazarus All my life people have been telling me I couldn't make it . Fddie Giacomin 75 John O’Connor 76 Burt White 77 Steve Wiener 78 Dean Freds all Bob White Spiddlc and splash, harp dash and bash! shower time blues. Glisining. babolingbrook rocks float wieghtlessly. hai y reflections of. some thing known. Bu ards fly. Bee’s hum. Birds sing. Brooks babble. Lature sing it’s call. Singing jolly. Peanio men grin’s. Tinka Tonka. The time begins to ring! By Robert C. White 80 X flruce Baltz Emily Fowler Only the Beginning . —Chicago When you know it; then show it. —Bishop And when you've found another soul who sees into your own. take good care of each other. —Jackson Browne DW . Quebec . . . Ts ripped off. . . JPB’s . . the good Doc performs major heart surgery . . Intervale (70 meters up) . . . The Turkish arc coming bodbye MC . . . still recovering . . . “Dance ... a little bit of Comfort ... a swim in Carolines pool . . . Malibu . . . Neck . . . still recovering . The king and his court . . . “Who are. who arc. who arc we? THE ORIGINALS. 82 Conroy G.J. Campbell When you wish upon a star. Dreams will take you very far. But when you wish upon a dream. Life is not always what it seems. E.W F. The things we have to learn. Before we can do them. We learn by doing them. Beauty is not discovery with eyes. But with the soul. Our minds will explore together. Old worlds, we conquer forever. We then, will expand love together as one— E.W. F I am free Yes I’m free Now am on my way. E. W. F A child is born with a heart of gold The way of the world, makes his heart grow cold That's the way of the world. E. W. F Whatever the weather Let affection be your sweater Compassion your endeavor Then the peace and love will last forever. Emotions 83 Andy Wit her bee Board Meetings Black Mas Water BufTalo Hunting Palm Sunday—Beany Lax-Berm uda Baldy. Timmy. LFC”. Puley OKKIE, Woodsy. Pug's. Mr. Gauld. Fr. Orso, — people that help in the clinch. Angelique Sy verson The test of courage comes when we are in a minority; the test of tolerance comes when we are in a majority. —Stockman C.C.C. — Read between the lines KIM ... 2 tickets to paradise . . . Francis? Merci. Ross . . . Ehmer's . . . 5-4-1.-.That's the end of this chapter. Hallelujah! You've got to laugh a little in the morning. Because every morning is the dawning of each new days life. 85 Hope von Kuhn 86 Bob Mullaney Life is a constant learning process. always an apprentice. An apprentice I’ll die. an apprentice I'll live. I am what I feel. Jimi Hendrix 87 Ali Izadi You don't get something for nothing. You don't get freedom for free. You won't get wise With the sleep still in your eyes No matter what your dream might be. Like the dust that settles all around me. I must find a new home. The ways and holes that used to give me shelter. Arc all as one to me now. Lisa Planeta Sing for the day. Sing for the moment. Sing for the time of your life! STYX A lost battle is one thinks one has lost Ferdinand Foch Steve Barr We are students of Words: we are shut up in schools, and recitation rooms, for ten or fifteen years, and come out at last with a hag of wind, a memory of words, and do not know a thing.” Ralph Waldo F.merson 90 Andrew Reisini 92 Todd Young 93 Bruce Thurston Smoke and Fire. Thunder and l ightening. Nipped in the bud of full bloom leaving memories and magic ringing across the years Harold Hustis Life itself can't give me joy unless I really will it; Life just gives me time and space. It's up to me to fill it. 95 John Cooper 96 Jim Chapman Jim Leary AI Garcia a Stephanie Busby Lcl il be— Though we rush ahead lo save our lime, we arc only whal we feel Neil Young Comes a Time . . . A Friend is someone who likes you Linus To T.A.C.. H.V.K., A.N.S. GO WILD!! How we laughed. How we laughed, those times arc on my mind— Joan Armatrading 100 Mark Smith To know such people as I have grown to know here at Trinity Pawling, seems to me to be a God given privilege. They greatly affected my life and life style with their times. patience, and love. Long life the spirit of these few jewels. Rusty Flanagon The only way to have a friend is to be one 101 Terry Cunningham Don't it always seem to go that you don't know what you got until it’s gone— Joni Mitchell C'est la vie— DLP Do what you can. with what you have, where you are— Theodore Roosevelt —L.T.E.: Bob Hope ... The C.C.C .... Problems? . . . Dedications ... are you for or against us? . . Hi Henrietta 102 Kirk McCaskill 103 Jeffrey B. Tennant Tribute to Rob Woods He we won’t forget! Breathe, breathe in the air Don’t be afraid to care Leave but don't leave us Look around and chose your own grown. PINK FLOYD What a long, strange trip it’s been. GRATEFUL DEAD 106 john Anderson Chris Colwell “To be great is to be misunderstood Emmerson 108 Jerome Dames “All the kids kept trying to grab for the gold ring, and so was old Phoebe, and I was sort of afraid she'd fall off the goddamn horse, but I didn't sav anything or do anything. The thing with kids is. if they want to grab for the gold ring, you have to let them do it. and not say anything If they fall off. they fall off. but it’s bad if you say anything to them J D Salinger — THE CATCHER IN THE RYE Youth is like a lollipop to a small kid. it’s gone before you know it. — Jerome Dames BLACK OUT 78' Running though the streets, the people cried as though Germany were committing mass Gcmcide Persons tripping over curbs left and right and all those bloddy figures — a horrible sight Men and women banding together — Blacks and Whites. All hoping New York would soon turn on the lights. Most Mom and Pop stores were badly hurt looters taking all but the dirt. Crazy Eddie was very lucky for all the weapons that he had with a shot gun in hand and two attack dogs. None of the looters bands messed with him at all. The highlight of the evening was all that night New York never turned back the lights. JEROME DAMES 109 Kurt Kauffman It is the huisness of the future to he dangerous . . . The major advances in civilization arc the societies in which they occur.” “You can never escape what you desire' Jobe' “Daniels Dam 111 John Cunningham 113 T-P was it worth it? If you love something. Let it go. If it returns; it’s yours. Paul MeDavitt NUGGETS Essex 78” steve Puleston Any fish will bite if you got the right bait. I want to have me kicks before V the shit house goes up in flames. Jim Morrison The Doors 115 Bruce K irk As man goes through time he will tire of his inventions but he will never tire of nature. 116 Bernard Skeete 117 Wendy Schmidt “Thanks for the times that you've given me the memories I hold in my mind and know that we've come to the end of our rainbow There's one thing 1 must say outloud Thanks 118 Thanks for four years of friendship together. Refet Kaplan 119 Jason Gill 121 Doug Puglisi ToB.S.T.T., K.K., E.F., A.R., T.Y. J.E., AW, J O.. S.P . B B . G.L.. KB. R W. Good Luck to you all. The lunatic is in my head The lunatic is in my head You raise the blade, you make the change You re-arrange me till I'm sane 122 I've learned that to he with those I like is enough vXBrian Salerno Walk in (he sunshine Watch for the bright sun Be all those things you’re able to be. —Bob Weir— fo R.W., K.K., T.C., D P.. B L. R.R., E.S., T.T.. T.Y., D.S. 123 Andy Hughart Hungover. Red eyed. Dog tired, satified — It’s been a long road and a little wheel and it takes a lot of turns to get there. THANK YOU DAMN IT Charlie Daniels ' . i You will obey me while I lead you and eat the garbage that I feed you Until the day that we don’t need you Don’t go for HELP . No one will heed you Your mind is totally controlled It has been stuffed into my mold and you will do as you arc told Until the rights to you arc sold. PRANK ZAPPA 125 Larry Nusbaum 126 v Eci Fox fcyle Benson 129 Bob Barich , 130 l Rob Woods 131 Bill Leek Life isn't fair Maureen Leek Who are your friends Andrew Keisini NEXT!!! I learned a lol in a different way 133 40 brave-hearted sou arrive a; the Holy Trinidad Davis’s room gets wau ed Sown I welcome . Father Dames blesses Ooffeys nose . N'usbaum lets it all out on Grayson � ned Gray Chapman set fire in town . . . Colonnade under reign of Pit” Andrews .. . Barr stirtson Vjrsin Yncorss. Outstanding Cuuen Barr honor student. ft - '' ; ' iwm ears out hts and M. . . Barr Sophomore Year 35 arrive bach plus 28 rookies to Dunbar and the Zoo . . . King Snake modulates with Mountain Mouse on the CB . . . Caroll runs away . Birdman 5th period Bio class Garrett drops bottle in front of Chicken Neck fox handles Zues . . . Folkenrath and Davies take a late night trip m H’scar . . Phil opens Salernos care package . Bensons Palm Sunday Sermon .. . Bus rides to Great Adventure . Johnson and Dunbar water fights . . Mullaney Outstanding Citizen . . Harr Honor Student . Henmngscn wins Weils Award . . . Half way through the Trinidad Experience. Junior Yea Barsiow ..pens u soccer New faculty invade TP Welcome back Tanner. F.ddie OJ becomes muscle mi Smitty and McCaskill become class mooners . . . We lose D. Lee and Mr. Dunbar Schmidt becomes hit:of Murrow Park Fowler goes swimming at Quartararo's npbelf arrives back after years leave Wootlsie first to t tke a vacation . . 5 becomes true J'rinidadia IT TP .Vi� lrAmp Korl Tfli . The Three Musketeers add new dimensions to girls Football win league ehiiurpionshipj • The e arpa.ni: ear of the Core jfciatb c Adventure.. . Saturday Night Life—4th I loor. . . JRN dorm goesdestract together .. . Lacrosse wins division title . Bal twin Head Prefect - B. . .. Mestres w inf Wells Award . . Three down one to gay,. . Tj Barr Oustandi Bacher 7th pdfmd ui Higii on the gdhdi Fletch, Smitty, ami Baldy itizen and H Senior Year Mrs. Krawiec cleans up after Baldwin party . . Bve Bye Benny . . . Disco Dan bougies for a week with Ansari and Garcia ... TP gets the Lizard . . . Baldy forms his vacation maintenance crew . Syverson sings in the library . . C ampbell becomes good friends with MaBell . . . Coconut robs thccradte.. . IJ.irtlettand Flynn go midnight prowling Santa Claus gives Woods, Barich Clarke’s foot beats CantubifyjMpB ot shlh ills Thuntis'Juyft. H’s second period English I letch college . . . Sale, no makes W to «ass ... lJ B (joulder has cocktails with the Pafrc , -I l«j ' Pdrty . . . Food figjtt ajdds lo Chfistmag'spirit. j SaletBo takes late night drive to Gemini ICodonut’ d ins league | Abbott catches lands Jk 23 s| rvi ngst rs sttfs patting i the scienu of,the Holy Trinidad. Senior Class Poll The Spot............. First to go to Jail Sack rats ........... Favorite Movie . . . Highway Menace . . Always Late . . . . Most Sarcastic . . . Coolguy ............. Most Gullible . . . . Most Respectable . . Coundn't care less Favorite Kegs . . . Class drunk . . . . Favorite Hero’s . . . Preppest ........... Favorite Dog . . . . Favorite Rock Group Playboy ............ Wishes He Was . . Best Dressed . . . . Best Natured . . . . Most Ambitious . . Quietest ............ Most Modest . . . . Most Conceited . . . Most Immature . . Biggest Eater . . . Rich Kid............ Muscle Beach . . . Thinks he is . . . . .................Waterhole ............Nusbaum Garcia ........Salerno, T. Clarke .............Animal House ..........Bartlett, Bloom ....................Trotta ..................Puleston ....................Skeete ....................Enders ......................Barr ..................Puleston ....................Molsen Hugar, Young, Cunningham ...................Bulushi .................. Lazarus ................... Barney Frank Zappa, Jimi Hendrix ..........Skeete, Cambell ..................O’Conner ....................Skeete ......................Barr ......................Barr ....................Fletch ...............Mark Smith . . . McCaskill, O’Conner ...................Colwell ..................T. Clarke ....................Reisini ..................T. Clarke .................Burt White Most Popular............. Most Mature.............. Keeps DC Busy ........... Most Likely to Succeed First to Return.......... Best Looking............. Think he is.............. Best Friends ............ Best Nickname............ Most Compatable Roomates Best Student ............ Best Athlete ............ Best Burnout............. Straightest ............. Done Most For TP ... . Done TP for Most .... First Married............ First Divorced .......... O.T.L.................... Talks most. Says most . . Talks most. Says least . . Talks least, Says most . . The Spot................. Favorite Meal ........... Biggest Griper .......... Missing Brain ........... Neatest.................. Favorite Concert......... Biggest Con ............. Status Symbol ........... ............Fletch ..............Barr ..........21 Club ...........Planeta .... Mark Smith .... Class of ’79 B. White, O’Conner Kochman, McCain . Bullet, Hambone Anderson, Tennant . . . Barr, Planeta .........McCaskill ............Hugart Lazarus, Chapman ..........Mullaney ..............Barr .........B. Foster ..........O’Conner .........Bob White .............Ruoss ..........O'Conner ..............Barr ...............DC. .............Pizza ..........Puleston . Witherbee, Garcia .......... Lazarus ............ ZAPPA ...........Baldwin Class of ’79 Buttons 136 137 Class of 1979 138 First Row: Edged. R White. Fredsall. Hndcrs. Rates. Ansari. Kaplan. Henningsen. MeDavitt, Mestres. Izadi. Second Row: Schmidt. Planeta. Ball , Busby. T. Cunningham. Skeete. Syversen. Tennant. Goulder. Menton. Baldwin, Barr, Puleston, Wiener. D. Clarke. Henry. S. O'Brien, Trotla. Stevens, Third Row: Salerno, B O'Brien. Adelman. O'Connor. Crocco. Morgan. Phillips. Bartlett. Thurston. McCain. Fldcrkin. W'ithcrbce. Lazarus. Burgess, Fourth Row Foster. Mullancy, Cooper. Tyrcll. Chapman. Umberger. J. Cunningham, Anderson. KaufTman. Dames. Young. Fox. Campbell. Flynn. Leary. B White. Hustis, Colwell. Uribe, Puglisi Class of 1980 First Row: Plymire. Picoli. Brickell. Sebring. Van Wagner. Stires. Haase. G. Schmidt. Scully, Ryan, Dunlap. Russo, Salvati. Brown. Heydt, Second Row Rosenberg, Conklin. Kerner. Sherer. Taddci. Genter. Garrett. McGovern. Murcott, l.angdon. Peete. Sonnabend, Gardy. Mr. A. Smith. Third Row: M Block. Tail, R. Smith, C. Hill. Winnicki. Crocker. Connelly. S. Connors. Stapleton. Pcrc . M. Hill. Wenzel. Hacker. Russell. Fourth Row: Obcrshall. Bontcmps. Hcnnessy, Paish, Strauch. Fenner. Crowthcr. N. Holbrook. Lovett, Hanafin. Ambrose. Brinkman. Ross, Long. Matthews. f r Class of 1981 First Row: Bennett. Cleary. Strong. Olsncr. South. Brown, Gilbert. Mosely, Jerome. Rooney. Agor. hrskine, Second Row: Cooke. Morrell. Altidor. Carroll. Flickey. Flempel. Holman. Ashforth. Hayum. Walsh. DePuch. Third Row: Rawlings. Errico. O'Callaghan. Fishman. Goodman. Bodman, Tytlar. Costello. Cunningham. Prokai. Behr. Gilkey. Friedler. Murano. DcHoff, Rollo. McLean. Derrico. Montcgudo. Seibald, Gerrity. Rossano. Fourth Row Gallup. Walsh. Smith. Gibson. Foster. Daniels. John. Baldassarri. Matt, Crompton. Gcsncr. Foster. Atkinson. Haffcy, Becker. Fifth Row: Fuller. Oliva. LaPeyrc. Hunter. O’Brien. Lawrence. Hall, Gilbert. McClatchy. I.cBlond Class of 1982 First Row: Ryan. Hobbs, Hand. Ciccone, Williams. Sicmon. Smith. Woodhousc. Rinaldi. Blodgett. Second Row: Slich. Holbrook. Hubbard. Quadlieg. Graeff. Elkin. Covington. Chappell. Palm. Fanforth. Kyle. LaPeyrc. McKittrick. Third Row: Silverstein. Dickson, Connors, Curnan. Baldassarri. Fripp. King. Smith. Byrne. Kessler. Dorritic. Lincbcrgcr. Senior Directory ADELMAN. ERIC KEITH 28 Clubhouse Lane Wyland, Massachusetts 01778 ANDERSON. JOHN DAVID 170 Townsend Avenue Pelham. New Y ork 10803 ANSAR I, NAQUF.B ALLEN 32 Hornbeck Ridge Poughkeepsie, New York 12603 BALDW IN. W ILLIAM SCOTT 40 Twin Oaks Road Short Hills, New Jersey 07078 BALTZ. BRUCE KINGSLEY 324 East 41st. Street New York. New York 10017 BARR. STEVEN THOMPSON 14 Hendrie Avenue Riverside, Connecticut 06878 BARTLETT, CHARLES MOSHER. 32 Yellow Cole Road Oyster Bay. New York 11771 BATES, DAMON SEVREN West Wind Road Pawling. New York 12564 BLOOM. ALAN ANDREW 1 Balia Road Carmel, New York 10512 BRILL. BRENDA JEAN Pleasant Ridge W ingdale, New York 12594 BURGESS. ROBERT LINTON. JR Dover Plains, New- York 12502 BUSBY. STEPHANIE Reservoir Road Pawling. New York 12564 CAMPBELL. CONROY 175 W’. 87th. Street Apt. 21 E New York. New York 10025 CHAPMAN. JAMES REYNOLDS 113 Separatist Road Storrs. Connecticut 06268 FOWLER. EMILY BETH P. O. Box 474 Pawling. New York 12564 CLARKE, DANIEL J. 9101 W. 121st. Street Palos Park. Illinois 60464 FOX. EDWARD JAMES 4 Lindsley Drive Larchmont. New York 10538 CONSTANTINE, THEO A. 63 Wesskum Wood Road Riverside. Connecticut 06878 FREDSALL. DEAN FREDERICK 99 Torringford West Street Torrington. Connecticut 06790 COOPER, JOHN WILLIAM Box 182 Pawling. New York 12564 GARCIA, ALBERTO 70 Fairview Avenue Wolcott. Connecticut 06716 CROCCO. SCOTT 439 Red Birch Ct. Ridgewood. New Jersey 07450 GILL. JASON BERNARD 114-30 178 Place St. Albans. Long Island, New York 11434 CUNNINGHAM. JOHN PARSONS 3 North Avenue Weston, Connecticut 06883 GOULDER. ROBERT ALAN 20100 Fairmount Blvd. § 202 Shaker Heights, Ohio 44118 CUNNINGHAM. TERRY ANN 2 Quaker Hill Pawling, New York 12564 HENNINGSEN. TIMOTHY FLETCHER 1009 Esplande Pelham Manor, New York 10803 DAMES, JEROME GREGORY 160 W. 85th. Street New York, New York 11028 HENRY, WILLIAM CAMERON 12954 Clayton Drive Laurel. Md. 20811 EDGELL. SCOTT R. 2602 Farm Road Alexandria. Virginia 22302 HUGHART. ANDREW WILLIAM The Manse Bedford Village, N.Y. 10506 HLDERKIN. WILLIAM JEDEDIAH 2473 Yorkshire Drive Sarasota, Florida 33581 I1UST1S, HAROLD W 20 Bloomer Road Brcster. N.Y. 10509 ENDERS. ERIC ADAM 19 Forest Park Avenue Larchmont. New York 10538 IZADI, ALIAKBAR 17 Spring Street Pawling, N.Y. 12564 FLYNN, PATRICK MICHAEL 9401 Donora Drive Richmond. Virginia 23229 KAPLAN, REFET 14 Quaker Hill Road Pawling. N.Y. 12564 FOSTER. BRIAN R. 321 Ridgewood Avenue Glen Ridge, New Jersey 07028 KAUFFMAN. KURT H. Calle 63-A. No. 10-117 Maracaibo. Venezuela KIRK. BRUCE D '0 Fairfield Road ireenwich, Ct. 06830 O'BRIEN. WILLIAM S. Box 554, Overleigh Road Bernardsville. N.J. 07924 TENNANT. JEFFREY B 20 Hickory Drive Maplewood, N.J. 07040 nOCHMAN, RENE A. ■035 Liebig Avenue Riverdale, N.Y. 10471 O’CONNOR, JOHN K. 86-09 253 Street Bellerose, N.Y. 11426 THURSTON. BRUCE Box 395 Chestertown, N.Y. 12817 LA ARUS. DREW 1. J3 Ward Drive cw Rochelle. N.Y. 10804 PHILLIPS, PAUL H. 23 Oak Hill Road Short Hills. N.J. 07078 TROTTA. ROBERT B Route 199 Millerton, N.Y. 12546 LI R'i . JAMES M 18 Wildwood Drive Mahipac, N.Y. 12590 PLANETA. LISA Quaker Hill Road Pawling, N.Y. 12564 TYRREL. THOMAS 110 Greenwich Street New York, N.Y. 10006 MCCAIN. RICHARD W. 42 Croton Avenue Mt Kisco, N.Y. 10549 PUGLISI. DOUGLAS H Woodland Drive Oyster Bay. N.Y. 11771 UMBERGER. PIETER Q Cat Rock Road Garrison, N.Y. 10524 McCASKILL. KIRK E. 5529 E. Sapphire Lane Paradise Valley, Ari . 85253 PULES I ON. STEPHEN V. 95 Mathewson Road Barrington. R l 02806 URIBE, PEDRO (CARLOS ANDRES) 1050 Park Avenue New York. N.Y. 10028 McDAVITT. PAUL L. 36 Rohinhood Road Winchester. Mass. 01890 REISINI. ANDREW M. 1016 Fifth Avenue New York. N.Y. 10028 vonKUHN. HOPE A. Titicus Road North Salem, N.Y. 10506 MENTON. JOHN D. JR 28683 East River Road Perrysburg, Ohio 43551 SALERNO, BRIAN J 1 MacPherson Drive Greenwich, Ct. 06830 WHITE. BURTON H. 77 Harvard Avenue Brookline. Mass. 02146 MESTRES, TIMOTHY C. Lake Road far Hills. N 1 07931 SCHMIDT, WENDY J. Hoag’s Corner Road Wingdale, N.Y. 12594 W HITE. ROBERT C. P.O. Box 4733 Springdale. Ct. 06907 MORGAN, DOUGLAS A. I incus Road, Salem Center Purdy Station. N.Y 10578 SKEETE. BERNARD P.O Box FA 14-327 Nassau. Bahamas W IENER. STEPHEN M. 2209 Sultana Drive Yorktown Heights, N.Y. 10598 Ml LI ANEY. ROBERT T 940 Highland Avenue Westfield. N.J. 07090 SMITH. MARK W Trinity-Pawling School Pawling. N.Y. 12564 W'lTHERBEE. ANDREW G. 428 Deercliff Road Avon. Ct. 06001 NUSBAUM. LAWRENCE G., Ill 79 Catherine Road Scarsdale. N.Y. 10583 STEPHENS. JOHN H. Indian W'ell Farm, R.D. 5 Brewster. N.Y. 10509 YOUNG. TODD 261 Hollow Tree Ridge Road Darien. Ct. 06820 O BRIEN. STEVEN M. 310 Manville Road, Apt 522 Pleasantville. N.Y. 10570 SYVERSEN, ANGELIQUE 8 Dutcher Avenue Pawling. N.Y. 12564 COLWELL. CHRISTIAN 32 Surrey Glen W'ilton, Conn. 06897 141 142 143 145 146 147 148 149 Varsity Football First Row: Frcdsall. Smith. M., Clarke. D.. Mullaney. Clarke. T., Leek. Woods. Second Row: Hcydt, Foster. K.. Strong. Foster. B. O'Callaghan. O'Connor. Coach Morse, Third Row: Coach Hutchinson, Brinkman, Wilkinson. Ambrose. Weiner. Hanafin. Fourth Row: Coach Ross. Wen el. Crowther, O'Brien. D.. Rooney. Finn, Leary. Fifth Row Manager Edged. Bartlett. Crocco. White. Burt. Fox. Barr. Cunningham. Garcia. Season Record: 4-4 Trinity Pawling 7 Hotchkiss 19 Trinity Pawling 0 Kent 6 Trinity Pawling 14 Taft 32 Trinity Pawling 18 Trinity College JV 21 Trinity Pawling 30 Avon 14 Trinity Pawling 28 Kingswood 6 Trinity Pawling 9 Canterbury 7 152 The 1978 Varsity Foqjball season was really two seasons. The early season was a disaster which saw the defending Erickson Football League champs drop successive games to Hotchkiss, Kent, and Taft. The second season was a marvelous comeback which included decisive victories over Hopkins, Avon, and Kingswood, an exciting 3 point loss to powerful Trinity College J.V., and a last minute victory over arch-rival Canterbury. Co-Captains Tim Clarke and Bob Mullaney led the six lettermen back to Pawling in September to begin double sessions. With the loss of superstar Asa Hilliard and a veteran team that had finished atop the Erickson League, the job facing the young blazers was certainly challenging. The team played well against a strong Hotchkiss eleven making 12 first downs to the big Blue’s 8, but losing out on the scoreboard 19-7. The following Saturday in Pawling, the Blazers outplayed a Kent team that was to go undefeated in league play. T-P failed to score on a fourth and one play, and lost 6-0. An injury riddled and psychologically-depressed Blazer team travelled to Taft the following week and played their only poor game of the season. T-P was ambushed by the Red Machine 32-14. It took a zealous parents' weekend crowd and some refound pride to inspire the Blue and Gold to a solid 25-13 drubbing of Hopkins Grammar. The Blazers were to win 4 of their final 5 games, losing only to Trinity College J.V. 21-18. The resurgence of T-P football really came against a strong Avon team. The men from Pawling unleashed a vicious defense and an opportunistic offense as they completely overwhelmed the heavily favored home team 30-14. Next, the Blazers swept by the Red and Black of Kingswood. Three quick first period scores salted away an easy 28-6 victory. Only Canterbury remained, an obstacle to staying off a losing season. In an emotional but sloppy game, the Blazers scored first, only to see a second half Canterbury touchdown and the ensuing point after put T-P on the short end of a 7-6 score. With less than four minutes remaining on the clock, Tim Clarke threw a halfback pass to split end Kevin Finn, covering 40 yards and putting the ball on the visitors' seven yard line. After three attempts, the ball still rested on the Canterbury 7, fourth down and goal. At this point T-P lined up for their only field goal try of the past two seasons. With precious seconds remaining in the game. Captain Tim Clarke drilled the ball high and far through the uprights. There was to be no losing season for Coach Morse's Blazers. The team will sorely miss the leadership of Captains Clarke and Mullaney. Also, offensive stars Bill Leek. Dean Fredsall, Mark Smith, and Jim Leary will be lost to graduation. The defense led by tackles Scott Crocco and Burt White, linebackers John Cunningham and Dan Clarke, and ends Lee Bartlett and John O’Connor was also senior dominated. Although there are many young players eager to take the place of the 17 seniors, the rebuilding job will be difficult. 153 Girls Soccer First Row: Barney. Schmidt. Barrington. Daniels. John. Brill. Baldassarri. Erskinc, Tytlar, Second Row: Coach Carril. Bloom. Holbrook. Lawrence. Planeta. Matt. Cunningham. Busby. VonKuhn. Syvcrscn. Fowler. Kerner. Manager. Season Record: 5-4-1 Trinity-Pawling 3 Forman 4 Trinity-Pawling 8 Canterbury J.V. 0 Trinity-Pawling 1 Kent 6 Trinity-Pawling 3 Millbrook 1 Trinity-Pawling 1 Hopkins 0 Trinity-Pawling 2 Wooster 2 Trinity-Pawling 0 Storm King 2 Trinity-Pawling 4 Berkshire J.V. 0 Trinity-Pawling 2 So. Kent 4 Trinity-Pawling 2 Canterbury J.V. 0 154 This year's winning season for the girls, the first ever in the history of girl's soccer at Trinity-Pawling, got its start in the early days of September when Coach Carril and the girls organized their early sports program. An eager beginning with continued hard work and relentless spirit throughout the months that followed proved to be the winning formula for the team’s 5-4-1 record. Though the girls lost their first game to Forman, they went on to show their ever-improving skills and determination in victories over Canterbury, Millbrook, Hopkins, and Berkshire. Their game against a powerful Wooster team ended in a tie. but it was here that the girls displayed most exceptionally their kicking and passing skills. Stephanie Busby became the first girl ever to receive the Blazer of the Week award by scoring seven out of eight goals in the first Canterbury game, and although starter Hope VonKuhn was sidelined with a broken ankle after a superb seven games in the goal, she continued to play an important role in the training of back-up goalie Theresa Baldassarri. Seniors Cunningham, Syversen, Busby, VonKuhn, Schmidt, Planeta, Fowler, and Captain Brenda Brill were key factors in the team’s success and will be greatly missed next year. For Coach Carril and the entire team, the '78 soccer season will be one to be remembered. 155 Varsity Soccer Kirsi Row Hustis. O'Brien, Puglisi. Chapman, Puleslon. McCaskill, Cooper, Ball , Withcrbce. Second Row: Coach Readc. Cunningham, Winnicki, Sonnabend, Lovett. VanWagner, Strauch, Danforlh, Whitaker, Season Record: 6-7-1 Trinity-Pawling 5 Millbrook 0 Trinity-Pawling 4 Salisbury 0 Trinity-Pawling 3 Hopkins 4 Trinity-Pawling 0 Choate 4 Trinity-Pawling 2 Berkshire 3 Trinity-Pawling 1 Wooster 1 Trinity-Palwing 2 Taft 3 Trinity-Pawling 3 Westminister 7 Trinity-Pawling 4 Kingswood 3 Trinity-Pawling 3 Hotchkiss 0 Trinity-Pawling 2 Kent 3 Trinity-Pawling 4 Gunnery 1 Trinity-Pawling 2 South Kent 1 Trinity-Pawling 0 Canterbury 1 156 The Varsity Soccer team finished with a disappointing 6-7-1 season. The team started off well with shutouts against Millbrook and Salisbury. Then they hit a rut where they went winless for six games until they broke out with a victory against archrival Kingswood. Next week they defeated Hotchkiss 3-0 in probably their finest game of the season. The loss to number one ranked Kent in the last seconds was also a highlight to the year. The team was led by leading scorers Kirk McCaskill and Shaun Cunningham. The defense was led by Captain Steve Puleston, the goalie, who split with junior Andy Lovett. The fullbacks were led by seniors Hal Hustis, Jim Chapman, and juniors Eric Sonna-bend, and Dave Strauch. The halfbacks were anchored by seniors John Cooper. Bruce Baltz, and injury hampered Andy Witherbee. Juniors Rick Russell and Van VanWagner also played a big part in that position. The forward line was led by seniors Kirk McCaskill, Doug Puglisi, and Bill O’Brien. Junior Matt Winnicki, sophomore Shaun Cunningham, and freshman Wally Dan-forth contributed heavily to the scoring. Next year’s team will have 8 returning lettermen. 157 Varsity Cross Country Kneeling: Mestres. Hennmgsen, Standing: Pcete. Sherer. Browning, Adelman. Tait, Connelly, Coach Krawiec. Season Record: 6-6 Canterbury Invitational Tournament (8th place) Trinity-Pawling 27 Pawling High 32 Trinity-Pawling 25 Hopkins 30 Trinity-Pawling 44 Berkshire 17 Trinity-Pawling 41 Kent 23 Trinity-Pawling 30 Hotchkiss 25 Trinity-Pawling 19 Salisbury 41 Trinity-Pawling 15 Cheshire 50 Trinity-Pawling 21 Gunnery 40 Trinity-Pawling 42 Taft 17 Trinity-Pawling 26 Millbrook 33 Trinity-Pawling 43 Kent 20 Trinity-Pawling 45 Canterbury 17 New England Champions (12th place) « r '■� ' - 158 The Varsity Cross Country team began its season by running in the Canterbury Invitationals. The team, led by Tim Henningsen’s 14th place finish, placed 8th out of the 14 teams entered. T-P began its regular season with a meet against Pawling High School, In a close race, Trinity-Pawling won 27-32. In the next meet, led by the first place finish of Tim Hen-ningsen, Trinity-Pawling defeated Hopkins 25-30. The team suffered its first defeat at the hands of a very powerful Berkshire team by a score of 17-44. The team also lost their next three meets by scores of 23-41 against Kent, and 25-30 against Hotchkiss. The runners now proceeded to win their next three meets. They began their streak by defeating Salisbury 19-41. In the next meet, the team shut out Cheshire 15-50. In the next meet with the Gunnery, led by Tim Hen-ningsen's finish in 14:37 which was the third fastest time in the history of the course, T-P defeated Gunnery 21-40. The team finished its season by running in the N.E. championships at the Lawrence Academy. The team placed 12th out of the 16 teams entered. The squad was led by coach Krawiec and was also grateful to Fr. Heron for all of his help. With most of the team returning, the outlook for next year is very good. 159 J.V. Soccer Kneeling Young. Bodman. Long. Genter. Kirk. Cambell. Ross. Crocker. Standing: Flynn (manager). Lazarus, Miller. Picoli. Hcnes . Brown. Schilling. Craven. J Brown. Sands. Salvati. Stires. Smith (coach). Third Soccer 160 Kneeling DcHoff. Woodhousc. Gilkcy. Jcnks. Sicmon. Prolcai. Hobbs. Ludic. Jerome. Atkinson. Careoll. Standing Foster. Dickson. Gibson. Gilbcd. Oelsner. Altidor. Quartararo. Hunter. Crompton. Hall. Fr. Wyland (coach). Kneeling: Dames, Rosenburg. Conners, Uribe. Father Heron (coach). Standing: Burgess (manager),Latshaw, Thurston. Hope. Henery. Stapclton. Russo. Silverstein, Stempal, Kyle. J.V. Football J.V. Cross Country Kneeling: Hardy, Shcrcr, Linebergcr. Dernco, Ciccone, McClatchy. Shuster. Shuster. Cooke. Standing: Gcsner (manager). McDavitt. Haffey. Holman. Flint, Gilbert. Grassie. Bricked. Schofield. White. Mr. Stevens (Coach). Back Row: Mr. Harrow (Coach). Obcrshaw, Schmidt. Garrett. Mr Haddad (Coach). Third Football First Row: Mr. Hubbard (coach), Agor. Rawlings. Ryan, Brill, McKittrick. Mr Reece (coach). Second Row McLean. Plymirc, Rinaldi. Tierney. Hubbard, Kessler, Hand, Third Row: Curnan, Dorrite, King. Elkin. Rollo, Covington. Monteagudo. Williams. Oliva. Aztecs 162 Bottom: Holbrook. Lombardi. Haase. Bontemps. Middle: Tennant. Matthews. Stevens. Top: Gerrity, Costello “T” Men First Row: Rossano. Errico. Blodgett. Smith. B . Graeff. Chappell. Second Row: Coach Cole. Connors. T., Stich, Fuller. Lapcyre. A., South. Byrne. Rowdies First Row: Costello. Russell. Goldman. Tytlar, Second Row: Kaplan. Nusbaum. Taddei. Tyrrel. Kaufman. Anderson. Murcott. Cosmos 163 First Row: Morrell. Scully. Conklin, Hill. Second Row: Gallup. Umberger. Salerno. Hacker. Trotta. D.. Enders. WINTER SPORTS 164 Varsity Hockey Standing: Mr. Ross, K. Foster, Gesner. Finn. Russell, Lovett. Winnicki, Salvadi, Sands. Mr. Cooper (Coach) Sitting: Lazarus. Flynn, Puleston. B Foster. McCaskill. O’Connor. M. Smith. Cooper. Chapman. Brinkman. Season Record: 18-1-1 Trinity-Pawling 2 Avon 2 Trinity-Pawling 5 West Point 3 Trinity-Pawling 3 Nichols 2 Trinity-Pawling 1 Belmont Hill 2 Trinity-Pawling 4 St. Paul’s 2 Trinity-Pawling 3 Kent 0 Trinity-Pawling 3 Lawrenceville 1 Trinity-Pawling 8 Hotchkiss 3 Trinity-Pawling 10 Choate 4 Trinity-Pawling 4 Taft 3 Trinity-Pawling 2 Hill 1 Trinity-Pawling 3 Westminister 1 Trinity-Pawling 3 Canterbury 0 Trinity-Pawling 4 Kent 3 Trinity-Pawling 4 Choate 2 Trinity-Pawling 7 Hotchkiss 4 Trinity-Pawling 8 Williams JV 7 (Overtime) Trinity-Pawling 4 Taft 2 Trinity-Pawling 6 Rockets 0 Trinity-Pawling 7 Canterbury 91—45 3 166 WE RE NUMBER 1!! The 1978-79 Varsity Hockey Team enjoyed the most successful season ever experienced by a Trinity-Pawling hockey team. Through hard work and determination, the team compiled a record of 18-1-1, out-scoring their opponents 91 to 45, the best record ever achieved by a Trinity-Pawling varsity hockey team. The first highlight of the season was the team's very commendable effort in the Lawrenceville Tournament led by goaltender Drew Lazarus. Throughout the tournament, the team worked very hard, defeating Nichols and St. Paul's, and losing to Belmont Hill 2-I. The primary highlight of the season was the team’s effort in capturing the Housatonic League Championship for the first time. The team did it in grand style by sweeping the league with an 8-0 record. The leading point gainers were the high scoring Kirk McCaskill, hardworking Kevin Foster and very talented Matt Winnicki and Brian Foster. Other fine offensive efforts were shown by Steve Puleston, Andy Lovett, Ken Gesner, and Jim Chapman. The defense was anchored by John O'Connor and Mark Smith, while goaltender Paul Brinkman was undefeated. 167 Varsity Basketball Standing: Mr. Hubbard (coach). Edged. Gill, Stapleton. Leary. Fenner, S. Conners, Holbrook. Fred sail. Langdon, Russo, Mr. Harrow. Mcstres. Center: Thurston, Hustis Season Record: 13-7 Trinity-Pawling 67 Gunnery 44 Trinity-Pawling 55 Hopkins Grammar 30 Trinity-Pawling 56 Perkiomen 43 Trinity-Pawling 49 Hun School 50 Trinity-Pawling 56 Germantown Friends 68 Trinity-Pawling 63 Kent 64 Trinity-Pawling 60 Taft 41 Trinity-Pawling 53 Avon 51 Trinity-Pawling 56 Taft 61 Trinity-Pawling 50 Avon 46 Trinity-Pawling 66 Choate 57 Trinity-Pawling 64 Berkshire 58 Trinity-Pawling 53 Trinity College 54 Trinity-Pawling 58 Hotchkiss 45 Trinity-Pawling 58 Canterbury 55 Trinity-Pawling 55 Hotchkiss 44 Trinity-Pawling 51 Berkshire 59 Trinity-Pawling 69 Kent 62 Trinity-Pawling 40 Suffield 41 Trinity-Pawling 67 Canterbury 52 168 The 1978-79 Varsity Basketball Team completed a successful season by winning the Tri-State League Championship for the third consecutive year with a 9-3 league record. The overall record was 13 wins and seven losses. The season saw the team participate in the Hill Invitational Tournament in December and also w as one of eight teams picked to play in the Class B New England Tournament in March. The starting five consisted of Co-Captains Hal Hustis and Bruce Thurston along with Skip Connors, Pete Stapleton, and Jim Leary. Lending support off the bench were Larry Nusbaum, Tim Fenner, Dean Fredsall, Jason Gill, North Holbrook, Charlie Langdon. and Steve Russo. Individual honors went to Skip Connors who was the recipient of the Trinity-Pawling annual award as the Most Valuable Player along with being selected to First Team All-Tri-State League, all Hill Tournament, and the All Class B New England Tournament Team. Also, guard Peter Stapleton was named to the second team All-Tri-State League for the 1979 season. Hal Hustis was the recipient of the Trinity-Pawling Coaches Award for his leadership and unselfish play. Varsity Wrestling 1 st Row: Enders, Baldwin. Tennanl, Barr, Kauffman, Wilkinson, Fox, Curnan, Grassy, Mr. Ruoss (coach), 2nd Row: Hobbs, Plymire, Palm. Gilkcy. Iradi. King. Lubic. Season Record: 4-8 Trinity-Pawling 30 Trinity-Pawling 32 Trinity-Pawling 18 Trinity-Pawling 6 Trinity-Pawling 45 Trinity-Pawling 45 Trinity-Pawling 18 Trinity-Pawling 21 Trinity-Pawling 36 Trinity-Pawling 8 Trinity-Pawling 9 Trinity-Pawling 46 Gunnery 40 A.S.D. 36 So. Kent 45 Avon 58 Kent 24 King School 18 Kingswood 45 Hotchkiss 35 Salisbury 30 Taft. 53 Hopkins 51 Canterbury 18 170 The 1979 Wrestling season was one of growth. The team grew in wrestlers as well as skills. Although the record was not one of great wins, it indicated steady improvement and good fortune. Most of the matches were very close except for some of the larger schools. Although wrestling has some of the most grueling practices, it didn’t mean that some of the less able students couldn’t survive. All but five returning lettermen were new to the team. These new members were for the most part young and inexperienced. As the season progressed, our new members gained the experience and knowledge necessary for a good wrestler. Next year’s team should be very strong and one of the toughest in the league. 171 Varsity Ski Team Standing: Rossano. Matthews, Foster, Hill. Heydt. Colwell. R Trotta. Atkinson, D. Trotta, Long. Murano, Peetc, Bates. Mr Cole. This year's ski team was made up of eight varsity skiers. The members became stronger throughout the season, becoming more consistent as a team. This year in the Kenyer Cup the team Finished 5th overall, beating Suffield and Choate. With the fresh arrival of Jay Heydt and the work of Co-Capt. Rob Trotta, the team grew stronger. 172 173 Varsity Squash Kneeling: Danforth, Cooke. McDavitt. Goodman. Standing: Mr. Reade. Bodman. Ansari. Baltz. Uribe. Season Record: 6-6 Trinity-Pawling 4 Brunswick 3 Trinity-Pawling 0 Kent 7 Trinity-Pawling 7 Canterbury 0 Trinity-Pawling 7 Taft 0 Trinity-Pawling 7 Choate 0 Trinity-Pawling 2 Westminster 5 Trinity-Pawling 0 Trinity JV 7 Trinity-Pawling 0 Vassar 9 Trinity-Pawling 7 Canterbury 0 Trinity-Pawling 1 West Point 8 Trinity-Pawling 1 Williams JV 8 Trinity-Pawling 7 Brunswick 0 Although the 1978-79 Squash team finished with an unimpressive record, it had a season of hard work and much improvement of which to be proud. On Bruce Baltz and Eric Sonnabend were returning lettermen. Nick Ansari joined the team as a senior when medical reasons forced him to quit skiing. He put his strong competitive tennis background to good use and established himself as the 1 player for the season. The team elected as its captains Nick Ansari and Bruce Baltz. Rounding out the lineup were seniors Pedro Uribe and Paul McDavitt. Underclassmen who earned letters and will be the nucleus of future T-P Squash teams were Jim Bodman, Jack Cooke, Wayne Goodman, and Wally Danforth. The team was represented at three tournaments. 174 Girls’ Varsity Volleyball Sitting: Holbrook. Tytlar, Schmidt. Standing: Lawrence. Mrs. Hutchinson. Planeta Season Record: 2-8 Trinity-Pawling 3 St. Margaret’s McTernan 0 Trinity-Pawling 1 Taft JV 3 Trinity-Pawling 3 Westover 1 Trinity-Pawling 2 Canterbury 3 Trinity-Pawling 2 Gunnery 3 Trinity-Pawling 2 Canterbury 3 Trinity-Pawling 0 Hotchkiss JV 3 Trinity-Pawling 1 Hopkins 3 Trinity-Pawling 0 Wooster 3 The 1978-79 girls volleyball team was composed of six enthusiastic and hardworking girls. A shortage of candidates kept the team down at times and often had to use substitutes who were not involved in the program. Despite these difficulties, the girls maintained their high spirits and positive attitudes. The team played as a well integrated unit and were often impressive to watch. The girls are looking forward to more successful seasons in the future. 175 J.V. Hockey Sitting: Cunningham. McClean. Flint, Gilbert, Ross. Bennett. Hanafin, Strauch, Standing: B. O’Brien, Tait. Sherer. Crocker. Van Wagner. Clarke. S. O'Brien. Picoli. Mr Reece (coach). J.V. Basketball Standing: Hardy. Fripp, Cleary. R. Lapcyre. T. Conners. Dames, A. Lapeyre, Connely, Altidor. Cambell, Skeete. Kaplan, Wiener. Center: McClatchy. J.V. Squash Rev. Wyland (coach). Friedler, Holman. Rosenburg. Stires. Cunningham. Third Basketball 1st Row: Mr. Abbot (coach). Morel I, Silverstcin. Elkin. Hubbard. Rawlins, Choate. Williams, Agor, Dorritie, 2nd Row : l.conoff. Covington. Errico. Rinialdi. Lincburger - 177 Third Hockey Standing: Mr. Cole, Stratton. Rooney. Ashforth. Long. South. D. O’Brien. Crompton, Dickson. Sitting: Baldassarri. Brown. Dcrrico. O’Callaghan. Woodhouse. Ciccone. Jcnks. Quartararo. Hickey. LeBlond. Fourth Hockey 178 1st Row: Hacker. Gracff. DcHoff, Brickcll. Schuster, 2nd Row: Mr. Stevens. Fuller, Hand, Murrcott. Smith. Monteagudo, Scully, Mr. Shoup. 180 182 184 185 186 187 ACTIVITIES 188 Left to right Dunlap, McCain, Mr. Cole, Rosenberg, Blodgett. Palm. Smith, R , Gardy. Dorritic, McKittrick. Conklin. Projection Crew H”. Phillips, Ryan Photography Club Drama Club Seated: Fr. Orso. Standing: Fox, Hcmpcl. Cunningham. Schmidt. O’Connor. Rcisini. Brown. Matt. Holbrook. Smith. B , Lawrence. Back Row: Bartlett. Syversen, Heydt. Lighting Club 191 Seated Crocker. Long. Ambrose. Garnett. Standing Mr. A. Smith, Picoli. Hennessy. Prefects Student Faculty Senate Mr. Smith. Pulcston. Barr, Mullaney, Chapman. Baldwin. Smith. McCaskill. 1st Row: Mr. Cole, VanWagner. Cunningham, Strong. Mullaney. Barr. Hubbard. Woodhousc, 2nd Row: Gibson. Genter. Baldwin. Smith. Derrico. Mr. Ruoss. 3rd Row: Foster. Brinkman. Chapman. Pulcston. McCaskill. Fripp. 192 T-P 1st Row Phillips. Syvcrson. Busby, Cunningham. 2nd Row: Rev. Orso. McCaskill. Morgan. Wiener, White. Anderson. Ushers Times 1st Row: Gesner. K Foster. McClean, Kcrncr. Fricdlcr. 2nd Row: Dickson. Rev Wyland. D. O’Brien. Strong, Crocker. Leonoff. Dames, Rayn. Art Club Mr Reade. Sicmon. Rinaldi. Danforth. Hobbs. Murano, Tierney. Hand, Hubbard. French Club 194 Standing: Lubic. W. Schmitt. B Brill, Burgess. Agor. Sitting: Prokai. Barrington. Mrs. Hutchinson. Cambell. Costello. Holbrook. Spanish Club Sitting: Uride. l adi, Hardy, Seibald. Lawrence, Mr. Ugaldc. Standing: Montegudo. Goldman. Grasie. Winicki. Pcre . Costello. 3rd Row: Henesy. S. O'Brien. Stich. Choir 1st Row Dames. Stich. Thomas, McGovern. White. Burgess, Cambell, LeBlond. Menton. Bartlett. Clarke. 2nd Row: Baldassarri. Schmitt. Brill. Tytlar. Ryan. Siemon. Bates. Onthank. Byrne. Center: Mr Tanner. 195 Backgammon Club Sitting: Hardy. Kirk. Ansari. Ms. Carril. Skcctc. Clarke. LcBlond. Standing: Cambell. Adclman. Acolytes 196 Ryan. C. Hill. Dickson. Ryan. Dames. Rev. Wyland. Student Admissions 1st Row Ryan. LcBlond. Center. McGovern. 2nd Row: Bates. Rawlings. Fripp. Gerrity. Hubbard. Jenks. 3rd Row: DeHoff, Crowther. Hall. Strong. Altidor, O'Conner. Long, White. McCIcan. Hickey. Garrett. Barr. Bartlett, Mr Tilson. 4th Row: Baldissarri. Crokcr. Walsh. Kcrncr. Blogctl. Stircs. Oliva. Computer Club 197 Mr Abbott. Long. Wiener. Rollins. Tierney. Stcmpal. Chef s Club Seated: Hunter. Ashforth. Heydt, Becker. Seibring. Mr. Cole. Standing: Hayum. Kyle. Schneider Seated: Henry. 1 adi. DeHoff. Hunter. Standing: Mr. DiCicco, Taddei. Weiner. Edgell. Russell. Burgess. Mrs. DiCicco. 198 Band Front Row: Ciracf. Stires. Tytlar. J.. Stich. Hardy. Second Row: Kessler. Weiner. Schmidt. Hughart, Choate. Standing: Anderson. DcHoff. Tierney. Tennant. Mr. Tanner. Yearbook Staff Seated. Stephanie Busby. Layout Staff. Hope Von Kuhn. Layout Staff. Bob Mullaney. Editor-In-Chief. Rich McCain. Photography Editor, Ed Fox, Art Editor. Standing: Mark Smith. Layout Editor. “H”. Advisor. Paul Phillips. Copy Editor. Drew Reisini. 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