Trinity Pawling School - Scroll Yearbook (Pawling, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1980 volume:

Trinity-Pawling School Pawling, New York 2 CONTENTS Dedication . ... p. 20 Faculty...........p. 22 Seniors...........p. 42 Sports............p. 130 Activities........p. 168 Senior Index . . . p. 186 12 t -JL 17 DEDICATION Mr. William Cooper came to Trinity-Pawling 24 years ago. Since that time he has served in numerous capacities as teacher and then chairman of the mathematics department, coach of football and baseball, and currently for the past 23 years head coach of the hockey team. Over the years Mr. Cooper has built and produced many championship teams accounting for countless league titles. For the many years of devotion and service to our school community, we. the Class of 1980. respectfully and fondly dedicate this yearbook. 21 22 Faculty 23 24 Stephen G. DiCicco Assistant Headmaster Director of Admissions Christopher R. Tillson Assistant Director of Admissions Stanley P. Lee Business Manager Eric G. Ruoss Dean of Students Rev. Richard R. Wyland BA.; MA.; M. Div. Trinity; General Theological Seminary Assistant Chaplain; Religion; History Appointed 1973 Mr. John C. Mcllwaine BA.: MA. Yale; Columbia Director of Development Appointed 1977 Rev. Dr. James Heron Chaplain: Chairman, Religion Department Director of College Placement 26 Rev. Thomas R. Orso BA.: M. Div. Wittenberg: Episcopal Divinity School Assistant Chaplain: English Appointed 1977 27 Mrs. Margo Allen Reading Livingstone B. Cole Family BA.: MALS Williams: Wesleyan Biology Appointed 1962 Archibald A. Smith Family B.S.: MALS Trinity; Wesleyan Chemistry Appointed 1975 Mr. Edward Hauser BA. Adelphi Mechanical Drawing Appointed 1974 Bradford N. Abbott Family MA.; MA. Maine: Syracuse Mathematics; Computer Theory Appointed 1970 Mr. and Mrs. Phillips Smith BA.; MA. Williams; Wesleyan Appointed 1970 Mr. Walter Mitchell BA. Boston College Mathematics Appointed 1979 Mr. and Mrs. John Hutchinson (John) A.B.; M.BA. Brown; Babson Mathematics. Appointed 1975 (Elizabeth) BA. Colorado French. Appointed 1975 Christopher R. Tillsort Family BA. Keene State Appointed 1975 Guillermo Ugalde Family Professor de Education Primaria Costa Rica University Spanish Appointed 1970 30 Miss Ann Conger AJj. Smith Language Retraining; History Appointed 1977 Rev. Eric G. Ruoss Family BA.; M. Div; MS. Ed. Ursinus; Union Theological Seminary; Iona Appointed 1971 Gerald E. Hollis BA. Queen of Apostles: Catholic University of America Chairman, Language Department Latin; English Appointed 1969 Mr. Edward Bacher BA. Williams Physics Appointed 1979 32 Mr. and Mrs. Dexter P. Morse A.B.; M. Ed. Bowdoin: Vermont Chairman, History Department U.S. History; Canadian History Appointed 1977 Stanley P. Lee Family BA. Trinity Appointed 1974 John L. Merrill Family BA. Washington College History Appointed 1979 33 Mr. and Mrs. John Lloyd Owen BA. (Hons.) Dip. Ed University of Wales Appointed 1956 Mr. Michael Reardon BA.. U. of Rhode Island English Appointed 1979 Dr. Wesley Krawiec Family B.S.; M.S.; PhD. Brown; Rochester Rice Chairman. Science Department Appointed 1975 34 Mr. and Mrs. Theodore R. Knee land (Theodore BA.: MALS Syracuse; Wesleyan Chairman, English Department Appointed 1972 (Carol) BA. Syracuse Chairman, Language Retraining Appointed 1972 Mr. Edwin G. Reade III BA.: MA. Williams; Wesleyan Studio Arts; Art History Appointed 1975 Rev. Dr. James Heron Family BA.; M. Div: D. Min. Norwich: Episcopal Divinity; Drew Appointed 1968 35 William A. Cooper Family A.B.: M.S.T. Brown: Colby Mathematics Appointed 1956 Mr. and Mrs. David B. Reece (David) BA.: MBA. Vermont: Western New England History: Language Retraining Appointed 1978 (Linda) BA. Hofstra Language Retraining Appointed 1978 Miles H. Hubbard Family (Miles) BA.: MA. Middlebury; Western Connecticut Director of Athletics: History Appointed 1964 (Terri) R.T. St. Vincent’s Language Retraining Appointed 1964 36 Mr. and Mrs. Neil C. Smith BA. Denison English Appointed 1979 Mr. Robert Emerson AJB. Harvard Science; Mathematics Appointed 1979 Mr. John Shoup A.B.; M.BA.: MS£.D. Middlebury; Boston University; Indiana; Mathematics Appointed 1976 Ethel Ziarkowski. Sharon Merrick Household Technicians 38 Mrs. N. Smith, Mrs. Ruoss Librarians FIRST ROW: Mike O'Rourke. Supt. Richard Burfeindt, Frank Tompkins. Pat Reilly. SECOND ROW: Bill Bush, Kevin Rice, Roland Lakin Maintenance Eddie McCarthy, Lori Payette. Elaine Lynch. Lucy Kutchma, Kelly O’Rourke. Bert Amloui. Ron Bogue. Jim Ouellete. Seilers 39 Mrs. Pat Cook Secretary Mrs. Cori Galatti Secretary Mrs. Lois Owen Secretary Mrs. Nikki Caul Secretary Mrs. Audrey Pratt Receptionist 41 Seniors George Matthews 45 Tim Scully Super Bowl 80. Orange Crush The grass is greener over the sceptic tank. We’d be awful dry without the north wind. 46 David Strauch Memories: Heidies Advantages. Crush makes debut after Christmas Vaca. Cruise to Gemini, water hole trips I was bom a ramblin man. Allman Brothers “Hock 'n Roll's not over ... Mick Jagger “Go eat your bread with enjoyment and drink your wine with merry heart for God has already approved what you do.’ Ecclesiastes 9:7 47 Mark Hacker PI find my way to heaven Because I did my time in hell Mick Jagger+ Keith Richards “Before They Make Me Run Should I fall out of my former life To chase a feather in the wind? Led Zeppelin All My Love Justine Tytlar State of Mind you think you are beaten, you are If you think you dare not. you don't If you'd like to win but think you can’t It’s almost a cinch you won’t If you think youll lose you’ve lost For out in the world youll find Success begins with a fellows will — It’s all In the State of Mind 49 Mike Rosenberg 50 Dean Gardy If I live my life to its fullest then I will not be bothered by my conscience and will be prepared for whatever the future holds for me. Too much of everything is just enough Sometimes I wonder if its true — If people think like me and you. I don't know how they get along in life — With all its trouble and its strife. People think like a muzzled horse — They don’t know what their getting into but they will say of course. They complain about every little thing — Except when you do something nice like buy them a gold ring. I don’t mean to make them seem all bad — They can’t be for I have a dear one as a dad. The world ain’t so bad open your eyes and see — The green grass, laughing children, and the buzzing bee. Life is not to be analyzed accept and go from there — For if you try to cook it it will surely come up rare. I don’t know what else to say but accept and enjoy — So when your an old man you won’t wish you were little boy. Alex Goldman 52 Nino Perez At Last 54 Randy Smith 55 Jon Crowther CAMP OUT. FALL 79' PS.. P.B.. TS.. T.G.. Q.K. OMICH. IT WAS RAINING! BUT THE SUNSHINE WAS WITH US. THE SWELLS GROW LARGE. THE CLOUDS ROLL OUT. HE GRABS HIS BOARD. AND HEADS ON OUT. HE WAITS FOR WATER. BLUE AND TALL. TO COME ENCLOSE HIM. WITHIN THE WALL HE LOOKS AROUND. MAKES A PASS. THROUGH THIS TUBE OF LIQUID GLASS. POPPED ON THE 5:15 THANKSGIVING VACA. 56 Tom Stires TO: J.C.. P.S.. AND CASEY JONES THE CAT. Old No.7 rano ALWAYS ON GUARD UNTIL SEAL IS BROKEN. J. DANIEL OOPS........9 15 79 IS THERE ANYTHING A MAN DON T STAND TO LOSE. THAT THE DEVIL WANTS TO TAKE AWAY. GRATEFUL DEAD THE THOUGHTS OF YESTERDAY ARE LATE FOR TODAY SO LET THEM FALL BEHIND. JOHN POUSETTE-PART A SALUTE: TO KELSIES ON THE DELAWARE WTTHCXJT WHICH WE NEVER WOULD HAVE MADE IT. 57 Tom Crocco 58 Cynthia Barrington 2-18-77. MEH. sticky fingers, pick up the jigsaw. TAB. Em at Paxton's Head, Vouvray. FLA 79. 1-23-62 or 8-23-62. Hampshire?. Wesleyan? mellow turns. Benny Hill Forever! Chez nous. May 25th! Fate is what life gives to you destiny is what you do with it. Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once he grows up. —Picasso This is it! Joy shared, joy doubled, sorrow shared, sorrow halved. Children have a lesson adults should leam. to not be ashamed of failing, but to get up and try again. —Malcom X To: Mehri. Moonshine. Em. TAB. CC. MJP. JH. TO. BC. thanks for helping me keep my sanity. 59 Buddy Keich And In chasin' what I thought were moonbeams I have run into a couple of walls ... But in looking back at the faces I’ve been I would sure be the first one to say When I look at myself today Wouldn’ta done it any other way Jim Croce 60 Bardes Haase I never knew 2 years could be so long. See ya demented. Bubble bubble woosh Trinity Pawling Pre Colleges Good bye! Hello world! 62 Kevin Bontemps T-P is like a Basketball game. I have been struggling to get through the hoop during my years at T-P. and I made it. Head Master Next Year? Good friends are of greater value than all the riches in the world. Thanks L.B.C. you saved my life. Fr. O thanks for everything. May all my friends that pass before me pass into good fortune. Steve Davis Woolsey James 65 Chris Ambrose “Crowded. noisy. Frustrating, unforgettable; Glad it’s over, glad I did It. You can march, protest, sing, dance, smoke, drink, copulate, waste time, holler, shout, and be a foolhardy as you want, and nobody is going to do anything about it “College To Boo and family thanks for everything!!!! Thanks Dad! 66 Greg Wenzel Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true. LJ. Svenens “What is a friend? A single soul dwelling in two bodies. —Aristotle — I am what I am. —Jimi Hendrix — “Truth is the most valuable thing we have.” M. Twain 67 Dana Harfy 68 James H. Plymire ’you've gotta believe Tug McGrow Ufe is like an ice cream cone you’ve got to eat it before it melts” George Co me Ison Practice makes perfect but nobody’s perfect so why practice' Anonymous Richard Paish 70 Steve Russo Your dally life Is your temple and your religion, whenever you enter It. take with you your all take the plow and the forge and the mallet and the lute the things you have fashioned In necessity or for delight for In you cannot rise above your achievements nor fall lower than your failures K. GIBRAN Ain’t nuthin' but a party J. Geils Let there be songs, to fill the air GRATEFUL DEAD 71 Sherwood Hughes Matthew Thompson When you part from your friend, you grieve not: For that which you love most in him may be clearer In his absence, as the mountain to the climber Is clearer from the plain. And let there be no purpose in friendship save the deepening of the spirit. For love that seeks aught but the disclosure of its own mystery is not love but a net cast forth: and only the unprofitable is caught. And let your best be for your friend. If he must know the ebb of your tide, let him know Its flood also. For what is your friend that you should seek him with hours to kill? Seek him always with hours to live. For It Is his to fill your need, but not your emptiness. And in the sweetness of friendship let there be laughter, and sharing of pleasures. For In the dew of little things the heart finds Its morning and is refreshed. 73 Armando Taddei They got a name for the winners I want a name when I lose Steely Dan Throw a kiss and say good bye Steely Dan 74 Scott Kemer The force of public opinion is partisan, spasmodic, simple-minded and external Walter Lippman 75 Van VanWagner Thanks: FR' AA.S. “Never be a quitter” “SKELETON GANG” L ENTRE A ✓os « sc .we ape n R( uw “Giue a little bit” —Supertramp - “Long nights, impossible odds keeping my back to the wall If It takes all night to be just who I am ” —Slyx— “Let the good times roll!” —Cars — “Now you can be what you want Cabin Party 79 Warriors Charlie Langdon Go as far as you can see. and once you get there. Go as far as you can see. “Friendship Is a condition that allows one to understand another and still remain a Friend “To The TRI State Champs Good luck “Never gonna run another TP. cross country meet again ORSO F.W. 77 George Schmidt 78 Laura Ann Gaines From Columbia. Md. to Pawling. N.Y. Thanks to all those that made me feel at home here. If I could build a people tree. I’d save a branch for you and me. A branch to hold us off the ground. But. lowers itself to let us down. This tree would be of love, not hate. And have a place for every race. Brown. Yellow. Black, and White. You’re welcome here for it’s your right. If I could build a people tree. I’d save a branch for you and me. A tree of joy and merriment. Where we can live and be content. Denick Clapp 79 Gerry Sherer 80 Derek Oberschall re member the day leaves to Klsco. roach coach. G.T.'s. V.T.'s. board meetings. ‘Tjerrys Place , and forget DP. Eur. and Mrs. V.W.’s supercheck. So long Dex. TP. needs more like you. 81 Richard Leonoff Cowards die many times before their deaths: The valiant never taste of death but once. Of all the wonders that I yet have heard. It seems to me most strange that men should fear, seeing that death a necessary end. will come when It will come. William Shakespeare Time was invented so that misery could have an end. Saul Bellow 82 Lee Craven 83 David Genter “Saw my baby down by the river, knew she had to come up soon for air Thanks to the crew The world is round and the place which may seem like the end may also be only the beginning Ivy Priest To all the people that made it well worth it. TG. D.H.. MH. SR. TP. TS. PR. DS. GW. RP. TC. BP. RR. RB. Tom Garrett Oh yes: and here I am again Right where I know I shouldn’t be I’ve been caught inside this trap too many times. I must have walked these steps and said these words a thousand times or more. But I leave in fust a minute and I won’t be back no more. David Bromberg Just Polluted We are college students we can do anything we want Animal House 85 Margie Bloom 86 Edward Peete m 87 Andy Lovett Bob Crocker HARTFORD WHALERS “ F YOU WANT SOMETHING BAD ENOUGH IN LIFE, YOU’LL GET TT “A WINNER NEVER OUITS AND A QUITTER NEVER WINS ” ALTHOUGH I DID NOT ACHIEVE MY GOAL IN THE SPORT I LOVE THE MOST (HOCKEY), I MUST SAY I GAVE MY BEST — Thanks Mom and Dad — 89 Neil Stempel Natty Rebel. Rastaman, Dark Stormy Gamantzation. Elephante Excuse me while I light my splift. Oh God I’ve got to take a lift. From reality I just can drift Thanks why I’m hanging with this rif Take It easy. Bob Mariey 90 Carlton William Johnson 91 Thomas Murcott 92 Bill Feighery “Alleluia Peter Sebring Thanks to: Frank; JC: TJS Si?. D.S. so on ... 94 Paul Brinkman When everything is said and more is done said than done. 777777? Thanks To: PS: DH........... JHORMA” 95 Bruce Pettit He had a different idea a glimpse of the master plan He could see into the future The true visionary man ... KANSAS A certain look in the eye and an easy smile ... Pink Floyd 96 Tom Eustis You lose yourself you reappear You suddenly find you got nothing to fear Alone you stand with nobody near When a trembling distant voice unclear Startles your sleeping ears to hear That somebody thinks they really found you A question In your nerves Is lit Yet you know there Is no answer fit To satisfy and show you not to quit To keep It in your mind and not forget That it is not he or she or them or It That you belong to. —Dylan 97 Kevin Finn 11 (� : r 7 know no one is in a class by himself, but I’m going to work hard to try and c one where it doesn't take long to call tr Richard Flint Po-Town Everybody is ignorant, only on different subjects — Will Rogers “I want to thank everybody who made this day necessary —Yogi Berra 7 never trust a man I know you know unless rve got his everybody s gonial pecker In my pocket. —Ted Nugent — Lyndon Johnson 99 Michael Hennessy Two men look out through the same bars: One sees the mud. and one the stars. Frederick Langbridge Tharvc Mom and Dad Cluett 2S St. Mark's THG: Soccer 79 SJ?. JS; D.S„ Mrs. W; R R: SS: Mr. A. Smith; Andy; Doug; Weedy: SJ „■ BP: Brinks SC Get up Stand up Don't give up The Fight Peter Tosh ... Out of the blue Into the black ... Neil Young 100 Dancing with Mr. D. Rolling Stones Douglas Hanafin PI Live On And Be Strong! Allman Brothers Band However mean your life Is. meet It and live It; do not shun It and call It hard names. It Is not so bad as you are. It looks poorest when you are richest. The faultfinder will find faults ever paradise Love your life, poor as It Is. You may perhaps have some pleasant, thrilling, glorious hours, even In a poor house. THOREAU THANK YOU VERY MUCH Hutch. R.W. DM. DJ?. fS, DS„ Si?. MJf. EJR„ B.G„ Super Bowl 'SO; ONE More. Si.. PJV. P.B.. C.T. Salisbury 28; JJH. CF. Dave Genter„ JJH„ S.S. FJ.. TA. G.IV. R.R.. R.B.. Lacrosse Bermuda 1980.. Love Ya Mom! WE Gain True Freedom by Realizing We Are Not Free Spinoza 101 Tim Fenner 102 Don't take life too seriously. You’ll never get out of It alone. —Elbert Hubbard If you aren’t going all the way. why go at all? —Joe Namath It ain’t over till It’s over — Yogi Berra 111 never let school stand in the way of my education. -Albert Einstein Sean Campbell “I forgot the song — Ronny Van Zant Be a Vagrant — Thomas J. Sullck I asked a wise man one sunny day Can you help me find my way You're so much older and wiser too Could you help me Mr. Wiseman !’m feeling blue —Lynyrd Skynyrd Roll forth, my song, like the rushing river —Squida — ‘To guide his steps afford your kindest aid And gently pity whom ye can't persuade Leave to avenging Heaven his stubborn will. For. O. remember, he's your brother still. —Jonathan Swift A.D. 1667-1745 They said if I had a uniform I could play. They lied. 104 Scott Cahill 1LONG HAIR FREAKY PEOPLE NEED NOT APPLY.” B.T.O. “WE ARE ABOUT AS HAPPY AS WE MAKE UP OUR MINDS TO BE.” SALADA TEA LINES “SO IF YOU THINK YOUR UFE IS COMPLETE CONFUSION CAUSE YOU NEVER WIN THE GAME JUST REMEMBER THAT ITS A GRAND ILLUSION AND DEEP INSIDE WE RE ALL THE SAME.” STYX 105 Northrop Holbrook BOB DYLAN You can do anything you want just don't get caught. (North's) And If my thought-dreams could be seen They'd probably put my head In a guillotine But It’s alright Ma. it's life, and life only. Bob Dylan 106 Brooks Ryan 107 A failure is a man who has blundered but is not able to cash In on the Experience Elbert Hubbard It’s hard to be humble when you're as GREAT AS I AM. The man who goes alone can start today; But he who travels with another must wait until the other is ready. Thoreau The rung of a ladder was never meant to rest upon, but only to hold a man’s foot long enough to enable him to put another somewhat higher. Thomas H. Huxley Rick Brickell Rob Roy weekend Good luck class of 81 and members of Cluett UN Pink Floyd. Allman Brothers. Yes Bottom of Page. The Doors. Jefferson Airplane. Who. Dead. Doobies. Jimmy. CSN Islander Games with Red Dunbar Crew Early Dinners for Rec Tennis Math 3 (Rip Cord) Spring Free Day — Nature Hike R.B. R.R. Al. D.S. T.S. Soos weee fever Bennys. Sunshine JD. t OJ. TKO lost steak at cowboys place Sesse Bubba is Al. Snowstorms with rinks in Ottawa. Canada Late night at the Reservation thanks to Wild Cat saved by R.R. SS. Multiple thank you’s to R.R DS.. S.R. RJ , Al.. B.C.. T.S. DU.. MU MU.. P.B.. P.S„ NU.. CU.. M.T.. DA. LI.. T.B.. MM.. JU. S.S.. AD.. PJL. K.G.. M.C, T.Q.. C.C.. M.W. For many great Faced and enjoyable times Rick Russell To the Best: RB. AL. BC. TB! JD! DA! DS. DG. SR. SS. JH. MH. Mr. Ruoss Surfers Do It In the tube MIA TAI to the Max. Time for a cool change Yes — Long Distance Runaround RR RB to Calif. RJ{. — sessed your so Spring Free Day Oz. Crush ROSE BOWL 80 109 Robert Cason no Thomas Parker Post graduate....... I’m from the beer capital of the world”........Go! T-P.......(Tom Parker or Trinity- Pawling) .....What's happenin!m..............Parks Happiness is a place between too much and too little “The only thing worth having in an earthly existence is a sense of humor.” Special thanks to: Tim S. D.C. Dave G. T.G. FJ, Frank. DU. Mellow Dave. MTi„ Binky. Mr. Tanner. Doc” and Mrs. Krawiec 111 Skip Connors Call It sleep? 32 It’s been no bed of roses — No pleasure cruise — I consider It a challenge before the whole human race AND I AIN’T GONNA LOSE! But then they sent me away to teach me how to be sensible, logical, responsible, practical. And they showed me a world where I could be so dependable, clinical. Intellectual, cynical Life’s battles don’t always go to the stronger or faster man. But sooner or later, the man who wins is the fellow who thinks he can 113 Special thanks to Mom Dad — Take A Bow! Robert Picoli A Thanks. To the people who let me become a part of their lives and through the great everlasting friendship and especially to the ones who have made the long and hard four years here together at TP. I wish you all the happiness and success that life can bring you. Good Luck Special Thanks To a man who has helped me out when the times were rough Mr. AA. Smith For. what is a man What has he got. If not himself Then he has not, to say the things He truly feels, and not the words of one who kneels The record shows I took the Blows And did it my way - Old Blue Eye’s 114 Steve Ross You vc got to laugh a little In the morning. Because each morning la the dawning of each new day's life AMS. Corners ... Crush ... Basterfasts ... DS.V.O. ... Sugar Coffee ... Board Meetings ... Wato Buffalo Hunting ... LJ. ... Babe ... Thanxs to: DS.. TS„ P.S„ PS.. A.T.. SJ .. D O.. G.IV.. RP.. R.R.. R.B.. A.H, B.C.. AAS„ S.S.. M.FM.. J.C. MM, T.C.. DM.. M.H.. T.G.. D.C.G.. Mr. A. Smith for helping in the clinch Good luck! 115 Jay Heydt Thanks to: S.S.. A1.. PI. B.C.. M.IV. UV, Cl., CJ., TP., F.O., P.B.. B.H.. MlI. RP. R.B., RP„ S.C. D.G. SJ?.. 7.S. “H” Birdman. father O. Archy. HTYWIMWYBMAD 116 Stephen Salvati Broaden Your Horizons. Life is all but at a snail's pace. It moves so swiftly through space as though it Is In a race. You may think your life Is long, but before you know it: It's gone. SS. J.H, AO... Pi., PB.. S.C.. RP.. SM, R.R.. DM.. DS.. MM.. V.V.. B.C, M.W.. TS.. AAS. -HT. FM. Mom and Dad Made It Possible 117 Todd Conklin 119 Peter Long I LOOKED 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 I SHALL BE TELLING THIS WITH A SIGH SOMEWHERE AGES AGES HENCE TWO ROADS DIVERGED IN A WOOD AND I -I TOOK THE ONE LESS TRAVELED BY AND THAT MADE ALL THE DIFFERENCE1 A ROAD NOT TAKEN Robert Frost 120 Matt Winnicki 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 THE FEAR OF NOT KNOWING WHICH WAY TO GO ONE ROAD IVAS SIMPLE ACCEPTANCE OF UFE THE OTHER ROAD OFFERED SWEET PEACE WHEN I MADE MY DECISION MY VISION BECAME MY RELEASE. DF TIMES CHANGE AND WE WITH TIME BUT NOT IN THE WAYS OF FRIENDSHIP EMERSON -WHO’S GOT THE ANSWERS. AINT GOT NO ANSWERS” GB. 121 Cort Hill “On the day when death will knock at thy door. What will thou offer him? I will set before my guest the full vessel of my life. I will never let him go with empty hands ...” Rabindranath Tagore Three Times A Lady Commodores To those who helped: especially Mom Dad. Thanks MJ Thanks for always being there 122 Cam Dunlap Thanks to: CR. N.S., B.C.. M.H.. T.C.. A.W., G.M.. DJI. BH. SJi.. RJ .. R±: L.C.. D.G, T.G.. R.B.. R.R. Special thanks to: Mom and Dad for putting up with me! Special appreciation to: F.O. 123 James McGovern U m ow rA flov«rn cK. (,OMt(.V«A vjIWW To Tvoa% X V ic Zv 5r5 a.1co.s.c A1 .n C; VIW. a Tii. ua A t'cC C.C'SJLJZ L £ V fcc, n v vv , VltVpA W T • i T.«r JW %.vV� c SeJt C-Vto-Vsyw rv '.Vi r «A .k vV% v � « fc. 1 I (j «- 4«_ 'o«.-Jj, .o v v Viov Ca ' - . V ''• .VsK ■ W- o v _ r,V K w W � — Vklr Kc- A K« w V’4' y TV w • ' X iV v � k N NN o« 124 Alex Hughes 125 Student Body CLASS OF 1980 FIRST ROW: Brickell. Sebring. Plcoll. Conklin. Stempel, Dunlap. Rosenberg. Salvati. Center. Brinkman. Lovett. Hanafln. Holbrook. Hughes A. Matthews. Crocco. Finn. Flint. Palazzolo. Leonoff. SECOND ROW: Hughes S. Hill. Tytlar. Paish. Heydt. van Wagner. Gardy. Ambrose. Sands. Ryan. Kemer. Thompson. Bontemps. Ply mi re. Russo. Harty. Goldman. Campbell. Barrington. THIRD ROW: Crocker. Johnson. Davis. Langdon. Whitaker. Crowther. Fenner. Reich. Smith. Schmidt. Stapleton. Sherer. Peete. Taddei. Murcott. Bloom. FOURTH ROW: Strauch. Parker. Scully. Hennessy. Craven. Ross. Winnicki. Garrett. Long. Oberschall. Hacker. Connelly. Connors. Pettit. Cason. Graham. Cahill. McGovern. Eustis. Feighery. Onthank. Stires. Perez. James. Wenzel. CLASS OF 1981 FIRST ROW: Rossano, Goodman. Foreman. Choate. Gallop. Jenks. Parella. Sachtjen, Cleary. Ashforth. Harris. South. Gilbert S. Gilkey. de Hof. Holman. Jerome. Smith. McCormack. Cunningham. Hickey. SECOND ROW: Prokai. Morrell. Hunter. Murano. Busby. Matt. Foster C, Quartararo. McClatchy. McLean, Foster R. Strong. Gibson. Atkinson. O Brien D, Rollins. Behr. Hayum, Agor, Fishman. THIRD ROW: Errico, Lublc. Walsh. Oliva. Plkramenos. Derrico. Fuller. Gerrity. Rush. Harding. Jenkins. Ersklne. Bradley. Hall. Costello. Tytlar. Russell. Nelllgan. O’Callaghan. Baldassarri. FOURTH ROW: Mr. A. Smith (Advisor). Taylor. Bodman. Relly, Altidor, May. McGarrlty. Dupuch. Rooney. Crompton. O’Brien S. Planeta. Hempel. Daniels. Seibald. 128 FIRST ROW: Peden, Siemon, Kessler. King. Danforth IV. Parrel, Rogers. Lee. Dauk. Zum, Ryan. Wood house. Zanelli. Scott. Wansley, Rinaldi. O’Reilly. Hale. Shaffer. Blodgett. SECOND ROW: Frost. Waller. Meyer. Stratton. Williams. Ciccone. Covington. Dorritie. Lineberger. Sutcliffe. Tierney, Byrne. Allegaert. Hand. Hobbs. Brunton. Glassell. THIRD ROW: Dickson. Brown, von Storch. Hubbard. Meyers. Smith. Fripp. Danforth M. Kyle. Bissell. Graeff. Quaedvlieg. Palm. Chappell. Damerau. Turner. Weber. Lubic. Baldassarri. Rodgers. FOURTH ROW: McKlttrick. Beattie. Klein. Jenoure. Wilkinson. Atkins. Kelley. Dyal. Lapeyre. McKallor. Davey. Muller. Holbroo. Brickey. Connors. Cuman. Brownlee. Brown. Silverstein. Reager. Gaston. Stich. FIRST ROW: Platt. Cook. Rigney. Brlckelmaier. Freeman. Buhl. Murano. King. Steele. Stevens. Ik Miron. Ryan. Huber. LennoK McMaster. Burch. Coker, von Storch. Rossano. Streett. Newman. Leonard. SECOND ROW: de Hoff. Murano K. Goldman. Standish. Tanner. Duffield. Hellier. Bolton. Szamborski. Javier. Foreman. Hardy. Ackerman. Feldman. Mosle. Brooks. Palmer. Glean. McQuade. McCarthy. 129 Fall Sports Football Season Record: 4-4 Trinity-Pawling 7 Hotchkiss 0 Trinity-Pawling 8 Kent 36 Trinity-Pawling 16 Taft 27 Trinity-Pawling 22 Hopkins 6 Trinity-Pawling 12 Loomis 26 Trinity-Pawling 20 Avon 24 Trinity-Pawling 23 Kingswood 6 Trinity-Pawling 28 Canterbury 12 132 The grinity-Pawling Varsity Football team finished the season with a 4-4 record which put them 5th in the Erickson League. Wins over Kingswood and Canterbury at the end of the season showed the teams talent. This talent was overshadowed at times from the mistakes in certain games. Greg Wenzel average of 120 yards a game was a most important factor to the teams offense. Kevin Finn was just as impressive as the split end having receptions in all of the teams wins that were an important factor in the teams success. VARSITY FIRST ROW: Ciccone. Hickey. McLean. Lineberger. Ashforth. Foster. Wenzel. Finn. Palazzalo. Harty. Roomy. SECOND ROW: Mr Hutchinson. Herschel. Cleary. Derrico. Choate. Rush. Dauk. Strong. O'Brien. Kessler. Crocco. THIRD ROW: Mr. Morse. Brinkman. Hanafin. Cmwther. Garrett. Schmidt. Oberschall. Cuman. Fenner. Jenkins. Ambrose. Wilkinson. Keich. Mr. Merrill. Taddei. 133 JUNIOR VARSITY FIRST ROW: Zanelli. Harding. King. Kessler. South. Brown. Plymire. Bricked. SECOND ROW: Jenoure. Gilbert. Rollins Uneberger Paish. O’Reilly. Covington. Williams. Allegaert. Fripp. THIRD ROW: Coach Ray. Mr. Mitchell. Harris. Holman. Brownlee. Pember. Muller. Lapeyre. Dauk. Hubbard. Gaston. Mr. Emerson. 134 THIRD TEAM FIRST ROW: Hardy. Rogers. King. Stevens. Coker. Dickson, Ryan. Danforth. SECOND ROW: Miron. Rossano. Brickelmaier. lx. Feldman. McQuade. Reager, Dyal. THIRD ROW: Mr. Hubbard. Graham. Ackerman. Peden. Javier. Murano D, Murano P. Davey. Mr. Reece. 135 Soccer VARSITY FIRST ROW: Pettit. James. Cmcker. Winnicki. van Wagner. Lovett Strauch, Salvati. Stires. Hennessy, Feighery. SECOND ROW: Mr. Reade. Tierney. Quartararo, Danforth. Gilbert Cunningham. McCormack. Meyer. Gesner. Russell. Season Record: 6-4-4 Trinity-Pawling 4 Millbrook 0 Trinity-Pawling 5 Salisbury 3 Trinity-Pawling 3 Hopkins 1 Trinity-Pawling 1 Choate 1 Trinity-Pawling 2 Berkshire 3 Trinity-Pawling 6 Wooster 2 Trinity-Pawling 2 Taft 1 Trinity-Pawling 0 Westminster 5 Trinity-Pawling 1 Kingswood 1 Trinity-Pawling 2 Hotchkiss 4 Trinity-Pawling 1 Rent 1 Trinity-Pawling 4 Gunnery 3 Trinity-Pawling 1 South Kent 2 Trinity-Pawling 1 Canterbury 1 136 The Varsity Soccer team finished with a 6-4-4 record. The team started off well with three victories against Millbrook. Salisbury, and Hopkins. The next week began with a big tie against Choate and then a disappointing loss to Berkshire. The Blazers turned the tide and defeated Wooster and then followed with a well earned win against Taft. An off day helped Westminster blank T-P. Parents Day brought a tie against Kingswood. Highlights of the year were the well earned ties against Kent and Canterbury. The team was led by Captain Andy Lovett, the goalie, who was backed up by junior Sandy Gilbert. The defense was led by seniors Steve Salvati. Dave Strauch, Bob Crocker, Tom Stines, junior Pat McCormack and sophomore Wally Danforth. The midfield was led by seniors Van VanWagner. Bill Feighery, Bruce Pettit, Woolsey James, and sophomore Vemon Meyer. Seniors Matt Winnicki and Mike Hennessy and juniors Shaun Cunningham and Tony Quartararo made up the forward line. Matt Winnicki was the leading scorer, while Shaun Cunningham, Bill Feighery, Van VanWagner and Tony Quartararo also chalked up points. 137 GIRLS' BOTTOM ROW: Haase. Barney. Bloom. Holbrook. Lubic, Bradley. Goldman. Lawrence. Barrington, Blodgett. MIDDLE ROW: Miss Canil. Weber. Tytlar. Matt. Busby. Murano. Gaines. TOP ROW: de Hoff. John. Daniels, Baldassarri. 138 JUNIOR VARSITY FIRST ROW: Craven. Lubic. Parella. Sands. Center. Pikramenos. Gibson. McGarrity. Jenks. Graeff. SECOND ROW: Mr. Smith. Johnson. Fuller. Parker. Goodman. Ross. Altidor. Jerome. Picoli. Hobbs. Sach-jten. Sutcliffe. 139 THIRD TEAM SITTING: McKallor. Tanner. FIRST ROW: Zum. Blssell. Atkins. Buhl. Steele. Szamborski. Hand. Hellier. SECOND ROW: Father Wyland. Waller. Streett, Wood house. McCarthy. Duffield. Rodgers. Frost. Leonard, Klein. Byrnes. 140 FIRST ROW: de Hoff. Gilkey. Rossano. Sebrlng. Scully. Holbrook. Hacker. Ryan. Russell. SECOND ROW: Foster C. Walsh. Whitaker. Hunter. Foreman D. Quaedvlleg. Oliva. Carroll. Cahill. Campbell. Tytlar. Behr. Brill. Mr. N. Smith. 141 FIRST ROW: Brooks. Scott. Cook. Rigney. Platt. Farrel. Freeman. Meyers. Lennox. Shaffer. SECOND ROW: Chappell. (Hassell. Ryan. Huber. Glean. Palmer. Lee. Foreman J. Burch. McMaster. von Storch P. Hale. Turner, von Storch T. Kelley. Cross Country The Varsity Cross Country team began its season by running in the Canterbury Invitationals. The team placed 12th out of the 12 teams entered. The regular season began with a meet against the Hopkins Grammar School. Led by the second place finish of Peter Stapleton, the team was victorious by a score of 23-32. The Harriers went through a string of meets in which they lost three and tied Salisbury. Over the next four meets the team won three, defeating Cheshire twice and Gunnery. The final record for the season was 4-8-1. The team was coached by Dr. Krawiec and he was assisted by Mr. Bacher. VARSITY KNEELING: Sherer, Stapleton. STANDING: Kyle. Beattie. Langdon. Peete. Connelly. Season Record: 4-8-1 Canterbury Invitational Tournament (12th Place) Trinity-Pawling 23 Hopkins 32 Trinity-Pawling 43 Berkshire 16 Trinity-Pawling 49 Hotchkiss 15 Trinity-Pawling 28 Salisbury 28 Trinity-Pawling 42 Kent 19 Trinity-Pawling 15 Cheshire 46 Trinity-Pawling 15 Gunnery 50 Trinity-Pawling 38 Millbrook 17 Trinity-Pawling 19 Cheshire 44 Trinity-Pawling 50 Taft 15 Trinity-Pawling 37 Millbrook 18 Trinity-Pawling 44 Kent 19 Trinity-Pawling 32 Canterbury 23 JUNIOR VARSITY FIRST ROW: Errico. Wansley. S. Hughes. Leonoff. Smith. Russo. A. Hughes. SECOND ROW: Crompton. Planeta. Connors. Sllverstein. Kelly. Bolton. Agor, Newman, Mr. Bacher. 144 f ((( Winter Sports Hockey The 1979-80 Varsity Hockey team finished the season with a very successful record. This year's team had the task of upholding last year’s 18-1-1 record and league championship. Although the league title was not defended, the team won the prestigious Lawrenceville Tournament. This was considered the highlight of the season. Trinity-Pawling defeated Belmont Hill. Kent, and St. Andrew's to capture the title. Another major accomplishment for Captain Steve Salvati’s team was beating rival Kent two out of three games even though Kent was the eventual league champion. Departing seniors are Steve Salvati. Scott Cahill. John Graham, Andy Lovett, Kevin Finn. Matt Winnicki, Bobby Crocker. Van Van Wagner. Coach Bill Cooper will have returning to his team next year Kevin Foster. Ken Gesner. Mike McLean. Kevin Rogers. Vernon Meyer. Jon Leonard. Matt Zanelli. and Shaun Cunningham. 148 Seated: Brinkman. Graham. Finn. Lovett. Russell. Winnickl. Salvati. van Wagner. Cahill. Crocker. Zanelli. Standing: Mr. Cooper. Mr Waller. Rogers. Leonard. Foster K.. Cunningham. Meyer. McLean. Hardy. VARSITY Season Record: 10-8-1 T-P 2 Avon 4 T-P 4 NJ. Rockets 4 T-P 3 Belmont Hill 2 T-P 2 Kent 1 T-P 4 St. Andrews 2 T-P 6 Kent 4 T-P 7 Lawrenceville 4 T-P 4 Army 0 T-P 1 Hotchkiss 5 T-P 1 Choate 6 T-P 5 Taft 2 T-P 2 Williams JV 3 T-P 6 Westminster 2 T-P 4 Canterbury 3 T-P 0 Kent 8 T-P 3 Choate 6 T-P 3 Hotchkiss 2 T-P 2 Taft 6 T-P 3 Canterbury 2 149 SEATED: S. Gilbert Parella; McMormack; Flint: Hanqpn: Scully: Picoll: Strauch: Rom. 2nd ROW: Hickey: Ashforth: South: Davey: Brickey; O'Brien; Ciccone; Mr. Reece. JVTEAM 150 SEATED: von Storrh T, Ryan Buckley. Lee, Wood house. Parrel. Platt, de Hog. STANDING: Angione. Brown. Hand. Rossano. Allegaert Waller. Graeff. Baldassarri. Damerau. Mr. Reardon. THIRD TEAM 151 SEATED: Mr. Shoup. Ackerman. Rigney. Tierney, Garrett. Wenzel. Smith. J. STANDING: Eustis. Dickson. Sutcliffe. Haase. Quartararv. Gibson. Klein. FOURTH TEAM 153 Basketball STANDING: Mr. Hubbard. Campbell. McClatchy. Langdon. Parker. Holbrook. Kelly. Connors T.. Fenner. Nelligan. Russo. Connelly. KNEELING: Stapleton. Connors S. VARSITY Season Record: 14-7 T-P 48 Gunnery 32 T-P 68 Hopkins 52 T-P 52 Loomis 55 T-P 52 Hun 28 T-P 43 Kent 46 T-P 53 Nichols 40 T-P 45 Kent 42 T-P 58 Avon 54 T-P 72 Taft 45 T-P 49 Avon 52 T-P 71 Taft 40 T-P 63 Choate 39 T-P 61 Berkshire 49 T-P 63 Hotchkiss 56 T-P 59 Canterbury 61 T-P 76 Trinity JV 86 T-P 52 Hotchkiss 52 T-P 71 Berkshire 54 T-P 50 Kent 55 T-P 69 Westminster 48 T-P 67 Hyde 85 154 The 1979-80 Varsity Basketball team compiled a very respectable record. In the Tri-State League, the team was 8-3 which was good enough for second place behind Avon and Kent. The team played in the New England Championships and advanced to the semi-final round by defeating Westminster 69-48 before losing to the Hyde School 85-67. The starting five consisted of Co-Captains Skip Connors and Pete Stapleton, Chris Kelly, Steve Russo, and Terry Connors. Sending support off the bench were Luke Nelligan, North Holbrook, Tim Fenner, Tom Parker, Charlie Langdon, and Kevin McClatchy. Skip Connors made the Tri-State League First Team All-Stars as well as receiving the annual Basketball Award. Chris Kelly received the Coaches Award as well as making the Tri-State League first team All-Stars. 155 KNEELING: Cleary, Errlco, Frost. Scott. Glean. Sllverstein. STANDING: Mr. Mitchell. Frlpp. Choate. Dauk. LaPeyre. Altidor. Newman. Jenoure, Morrell. 156 JVTEAM KNEELING: Muller Covington. STANDING: Sxamborski; Coker Streett; Llneberger. Harris; Planeta: Agor. Javier McQuade; Glassell; Freeman; McMaster; Mr. Abbott. THIRD TEAM 157 Wrestling The wrestling team this year was very young consisting of three seniors, two juniors, four sophomores, and one freshman in the starting lineup. Improvement was noted during the season as we wrestled more experienced teams. There were four close matches which were lost by six, four, six, and three points. Seven members reached the finals of the Canterbury Tournament with four winning. The highlight for the team was Tom Wilkinson’s fourth place finish in the WNEISWA Tournament. 158 KNEELING: Palm. May. Hobbs. Plymire. GHkey. Steele. Mosle. King B.. Lublc. Miron. STANDING: Mr. Ruoss. Sherer. Gilbert, Brownlee. McKIttrick. Jenkins. Oberschall. Wilkinson. Cuman. Taddei, Duff!eld Season Record: 3-9-0 T-P 51 Gunnery 6 T-P 30 A.S.D. 36 T-P 29 So. Kent 33 TP 17 Avon 35 T-P 3 Loomis 56 T-P 54 King School 3 T-P 13 Kingswood 45 T-P 21 Hotchkiss 27 T-P 33 Salisbury 36 T-P 12 Taft 50 T-P 0 Hopkins 69 T-P 30 Canterbury 4th (UNL) (WNEISWA) 12 159 Squash KNEELING: Danforth IV„ Goodman, Bod man. von Store h P. STANDING: Stirea, Hill. Crowther. Mr. Reade. VARSITY 160 Season Record: 8-8 T-P 5 Brunswick 2 T-P 1 Kent 6 T-P 5 Brooklyn Poly 2 T-P 2 West Point 7 T-P 7 Canterbury 0 T-P 1 Vassar 8 T-P 0 Taft 7 T-P 9 Williams Frosh 0 T-P 0 Choate 7 T-P 4 Westminster 3 T-P 5 Brooklyn Poly 2 T-P 1 Kent 6 T-P 7 Canterbury 0 T-P 1 Trinity Frosh 6 T-P 5 Brunswick 2 T-P 3 Kingsuiood 4 Because of the hard work and effort by all the players, the 79-80 Squash team had a very successful season. With only Captain Jim Bodman, Wayne Goodman, and Wally Danforth as returning lettermen, it looked like a rebuilding year for the team. The spots left open were filled by seniors Cort Hill, Jon Crowther, and Tom Stires as well as underclassmen Peter Von Storch and Tom Holman. The highlights of the season were the 9-0 win over Williams and the 4-3 win over Westminster. Bodman, Goodman, Von Storch, and Holman will be the nucleus for the future success of the squash program. The team was also represented at five tournaments this year. 161 STANDING: James, Center, Derrico. Brooks, Smith Holman. Pettit. Gaston. Father Wyiand. JVTEAM Skiing Mr. Cole; Johnson; HelHer. Dupuch; Rodgers; Stevens; Long; Hepdt; Paish; Harding; Prvkal; Ik Atkinson; Slemon; Atkins; Conklin; Costello: Dyal. 162 The Trinity-Pawling Ski team finished the year with a disappointing record of 1-18 which does not accurately show the teams’ overall performance or improvement. Captain Jay Heydt showed some remarkable skill by finishing third overall in the Kenver Cup Slalom beating 56 other skiers. The team lost two meets by only a tenth of a second in overall combined time. Some great improvements were made for a solid team in the coming years. With only three seniors on the team. Jay Heydt. Peter Long, and Rich Paish. the team was more concerned with building strength because of a lack of depth. With the strong skiing ability of such skiers as Graham Atkinson. Chip Foster, and Dave Harding, and the improvement of Nick Stevens. Paul Murano. Joe Rossano. Alex Prokai. Skimmer Hellier. Brian Rodgers. C.K. Siemon. and Bob lx. the team can look forward to a good season next year. 163 Girls’ Volleyball Season Record: 5-5 T-P 0 St Margaret's 3 T-P I Taft 3 T-P 2 Westover 3 T-P 3 Wooster 2 T-P 3 Canterbury 1 T-P 3 Gunnery 2 T-P 3 Canterbury 0 T-P 0 Hotchkiss 3 T-P 2 Hopkins 3 T-P 3 Wooster 1 164 SEATED: Bradley. Holbrook, Tythr, Baldamarrl. STANDING: Mrs. Hutchinson. Lublc. Lawrence. Weber, de Hoff. The 1979-80 volleyball season was very successful. This year’s record was the best ever. The team was led by Captain Justine Tytlar with members Theresa Baldassarri. Grace Lawrence, and Megan Holbrook along with newcomers Yvonne Bradley. Mary Ann Lubic, Sharon Weber, and Natalie DeHoff. One of the better games was against Wooster when the team was behind and came back for a win of 3 games to 2 games. Our most difficult challenge was against Hotchkiss which was a disappointing loss. With the help of Manager Alex Hughes and Coach Mrs. Hutchinson, we learned new skills and techniques which resulted in our winning season of 5 wins and 5 losses. 165 Activities 167 SEATED: Rosenberg; Genter, STANDING: Salvati. Hanafin; Mr. Smith; Brinkman: Lovett. 168 SEATED: Newman: Leonard: W. Danforth: Bu. Ryan: Hubbard: D. Foreman: Rosenberg: 2nd ROW: Mr. Merrill: Mr. A. Smith: Mr. Ruoss: Hanafin: Genter Brinkman: Salvati; Lovett BACK: Dupuch; Ptkramenos: O'Callaghan: C. Foster. KNEELING: Stevens; Rocky; Woodhouse. BACK: Chappell; Graeff. B. Smith; Palm; IV. Ryan. 169 1st ROW: Graejf; N. de Hoff; St ires: Sttch; Harty. 2nd ROW: Hardy: Kessler. Russo; Onthank; Dyal; Palm; Choate; BACK: K. de Hoff; Tierney: King; Mr. Tanner. SEATED: Cunningham; McClatchy; van Wagner Langdon; Palazzolo; Peete Foreman. STANDING: Connelly: Lawrence: King: Hanafin: Busby: Matt. 170 Father Wyland: Jenkins: Dickson: Bu. Ryan: Hunter St Ires. 1 st ROW: Gesner. de Hoff: Strong. 2nd ROW: Father Wyland: Fishman; McLean; Jenks: Dickson: Crompton. 3rd ROW: Stires: Jenkins: Genity: Ash forth: Hunter Bu. Ryan. 171 1st ROW: Mr. Reode: Slemon; Murano: Stratton: S. Gilbert IV. Danforth: Blssell. 2nd ROW: Hubbard: Rossano; Hand: Pikramenos; Foreman: Kyle: Tierney: Smith. 3rd ROW: Murano: Walsh: Brown. IV. Ryan: Brickelmaier. Mr. A. Smith; Garrett; Ptcoli. 172 SEATED: Palsh; Bloom; Jenoure; Mr. Ugalde; Jason Ugalde; Leonoff; Choate: S. O'Brien; Errlco. 2nd ROW: Eustis; Behr; Palm; Baldassarri; Heydt; Hill; Slebald; Stempel; Javier. SITTING: Father Orso. L-R: S. Hughes,; Hardy: Dorrlttie; Covington: Broun lee: M. Holbrook: Stich: Heydy: Matt; Busby: N. de Hoff: Daniels. 173 Mr. Cole: South: D. Foreman; Atkins: Blodgett: D. Kelley: Farrel: Graeff. J. Foreman: Dorrlttie. FRONT: M. Holbrook; Lubic, IVeber; T. Baldassarri: Mr. Tanner. 2nd ROW: Miron; Peden; Brownlee: Platt; Onthank; Bu. Ryan: Scott: Stires: LeBlond. BACK: S. Hughes: Byrne: Palmer. Sachtjen: Parker. 174 L-R- Barrington: Miss Carrll; C Tlllson: Mrs. Reece: Matt: Goldman; John; Mura no. Gaines; Baldassarri. L-R- Leonoff Sutcliffe: Heydt; Atkins: Mosle. BACK: Scott Woodhouse: Kyle: McKallor Muller Long: Mr. Cole. 175 1st ROW: Waller Ik de Hoff. Jenoure: Bloom. 2nd ROW: Mr. DIOcco: Covington Klein: Meyer Meyers: Mrs. DtOcco. 1st ROW: King. Langdon; Baldassani: van Wagner; Barrington. A. Hughes: Gallop; Hunter. Helller. South; Busby; Nelligan; Hubbard: Meyers. 2nd ROW: Coker, be Palmer Onthank; Hanafin; Hickey: Matt: Long: Lawrence. 3rd ROW: Woodhouse; Atkins: Hall. Cunningham: McCarthy: Danforth; von Starch. 4th ROW: Crocker Kelley: Gaston: Dauk; Parker. 176 1st ROW: Buhl: Bolton: McKlttrick. 2nd ROW: Dr. KrauAec; Gerrity. LEFT TO RIGHT: HUl, Ptm, le Blond, Hempei. Sribatd. Stempel, Morrell, Bontemps. Dupuch. Costello, Long. Mop. Dunlap. 177 “Cheaper By The Dozen” 178 Trinitannus Staff “H . 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Copy Editor 179 Senior Poll MOST POPULAR Lovett Brinkman Genter MOST MATURE Palazzolo Parker Salvati BEST NICKNAME Bubble Head Dubba Lenny Hands BIGGEST PREPPIE S tires Ryan Parker ALWAYS LATE Wenzel Tytlar Russell BEST NATURED Brinkman Salvati Rosenberg DONE MOST FOR T-P Rosenberg Genter Hanafin DONE T-P FOR MOST Russell Scully Holbrook FIRST TO MAKE A MILLION Matthews Gardy Rosenberg PLAYBOY Harty Ambrose Ross MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Palazzolo Salvati Rosenberg STRAIGHTEST ARROW Connelly Winnicki Rosenberg TALK MOST, SAYS LEAST Plymire Matthews Ambrose TALKS LEAST, SAYS MOST Hanafin Palazzolo Salvati QUIETEST Perez Connelly Campbell BIGGEST JOCK Winnicki Lovett Crocco COULDNT CARE LESS Kemer Russell Holbrook BIGGEST EATER Ambrose Hacker Winnicki KEEPS D.C. BUSY Russell Scully Paish FIRST MARRIED Wenzel Ross Rosenberg MOST RADICAL Hint Fenner Finn SACK RATS Wenzel Sebring Cahill CLASS CLOWN Heydt Holbrook Hennessey O.T1. Leonofi Eustis Holbrook FIRST TO GO TO JAIL Schuster Paish Scully 180 MOST COMPATIBLE ROOMMATES That's Great Eustis Genter Garrett Garcty Rosenberg Heydt Salvati ROWDIEST Flint Scully Finn STATUS SYMBOL Hartford Whalers Crush Molson Golden FAVORITE SAYING Bumhead Daa! MOST TYPICAL T-P Long Parker Garrett MOST RESPECTED Lovett Hanafln Salvati SPACE CADET Leonoff Murcott FIRST TO RETURN Rosenberg Connors BEST LAUGH Crocker Sebring Hennessey GOLDEN SHOVEL Matthews Matthews duett 4 181 Colonnade North 182 Colonnade South East 183 Dunbar North Dunbar South 184 Johnson 1 Johnson 2 185 Cluett 2 South Cluett 2 North Cluett 3 187 Barstow Senior Directory CHRISTOPHER MILLER AMBROSE (Big Guy) 2614 31st Washington D.C. 20008 202-333-3355 Senior Page: 66 2 Years Lighting Club; Weekend Activity; Varsity Football 3, 4; Varsity Track 3; Lacrosse 4. “Rock And Roll CYNTHIA ALISON BARRINGTON 11 Crosby Road Carmel. N.Y. 10512 914-225-1843 Senior Page: 59 4 Years French dub: Trinity-Pawling Timex Dance Club; Madrigals; Choir Girls Varsity Soccer; Rec Squash; Rec Tennis. “It’s all in the way you wash your daughters sweaters. MARGIE BLOOM (Madge) 1 Balia Road Carmel. N.Y. 10512 914-225-3327 Senior Page: 86 4 Years Spanish Club; Chefs Club: Photogmphy Club; Girls Varsity Soccer: Girls Varsity Tennis. “It’s been a good trip but I’m glad Tm finally out of here. RICHARD J. BRICKELL (Rick) 211 East 70th Street New York. N.Y. 10021 212-288-9158 Senior Page; 108 3 Years Spanish Club; Admissions Committee Football; Hockey; Tennis. “Comfortably numbed in the Trinidad. “Play the game, if you feel its right, go for it PAUL ANDREWS BRINKMAN (Frank Cheese) 8 Bodie Road Wayne NJ. 07470 201-835-0091 Senior Page: 95 3 Years Weekend Activities Committee; Student Government; J.V. Football; J.V. Hockey; J.V. Lacrosse; Varsity Football 3, 4; Varsity Hockey 3, 4; Varsity Lacrosse 3, 4. SCOTT CAHILL 855 Spring Avenue Troy. N.Y. 272-8464 Senior Page: 105 1 Year 4th Soccer; Varsity Hockey. “It’s not so important to be serious as it is to be serious about the important SEAN CAMPBELL 30 Country Club Road Manchester, Conn 203-646-6085 Senior Page: 104 1 Year 4th Soccer “I pity the man who can travel the road of life, and cry, ‘til all barren.' ROBERT CASON Box 261-A Route 1 Hahnville, LA. 70057 504-783-2121 Senior Page: 110 1 Year Skiing TODD CONKLIN Harmony Hill Rd 4 Poughkeepsie. N.Y. 914-454-5105 Senior Page: 119 4 Years Photography Club; Rec Soccer Skiing; Tennis: Golf Karate. “I’ve got to admit It’s getting better, a little better all the time. JAMES FERREE CONNELLY (Jim) 15 Montview Avenue Short Hills. NJ. 07078 201-376-2663 Senior Page: 44 3 Years J.V. Basketball 2, 3; Varsity Basketball Manager 4; Varsity Track 2, 3. 4; Varsity Cross Country 3, 4; Trinity-Pawling Times 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2: Trinitannus 4. JOHN CONNORS (Skip) 1 Plnecone Lane Southbom, MA. 01772 617-481-0263 Senior Page: 113 2 Years Spanish Club 3: Varsity Basketball 3. Captain 4; Cross Country 3, 4. ‘To live your life in your own way, to reach for the goals that you have set for yourself, to be the you that you want to be — that is SUCCESS. LEE CRAVEN 13 Somerstown Road Ossining, N.Y. 10562 914-941-5775 Senior Page: 82 3 Years J.V. Soccer, Rec Skiing; JV. Lacrosse. THOMAS CROCCO (Croc, Jocko) 393 Haystack Hill Road Orange, CT 203-795-5719 Senior Page: 58 1 Year Varsity Football “The trouble with not having a goal Is you spend your time running up and down the field and not scoring. ' ROBERT W. CROCKER, JR. (Bobby O) 177 North Street Shrewsbury, MA 01545 617-842-0753 Senior Page: 89 4 Years Acolytes; Lighting dub; Usher; 4th Soccer, 3rd Soccer J.V. Soccer Varsity Soccer J.V. Hockey 1, 2, 3; Varsity Hockey 4; J.V. Baseball; Varsity Baseball 4. 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RICHARD FLINT (Nick Fotiu) 61 High Acres Drive Poughkeepsie, N.Y. 12603 914-471-7845 Senior Page: 99 2 Years Football; Hockey; Baseball “Yank me, crank me, but don’t wake up and thank me. LAURA ANN GAINES Fenwood Drive Pawling. N.Y. 12564 914-855-5944 Senior Page: 79 1 Year DEAN GARDY (Lizardface; Dean o-vereHl) 518-Dorchester Drive River Vale, NJ. 07675 201-391-7890 Senior Page: 51 2 Years Trinitannus; Photography Club; Debating Club; Chefs Club; Skiing; Karate; Soccer Golf. “Be free. Be what you want to be... Have the respect and courage to know whats right so you too can see the light. THOMAS HALL GARRETT 405 Allens Creek Road Rochester, N.Y. 716-244-0531 Senior Page: 85 4 Years Lighting Club; Outing Club; J.V. Football; Varsity Football; J.V. Baseball. DAVID GENTER Backbone Road Sewickley, PA 15143 412-741-8947 Senior Page: 84 4 Years Admissions: D.C.; Student Government: 3rd Soccer 1, 2: J.V. Soccer 3. 4: J.V. Squash 3, 4: Rec Squash 1, 2; J.V. Lacrosse 1, 2; Varsity Lacrosse: 3, 4. ‘There are only three things on life that merit one’s concern: the immortality of the soul, the ultimate destiny of man kind and a good food fight.” ALEXANDER GOLDMAN Gipsy Trail Road Rd 3 Carmel. N.Y. 10512 913- 225-8611 Senior Page: 53 4 Years Spanish Club 3rd Football: J.V. Football: 3rd Basketball: Rec Soccer Rec Tennis: Rec Skiing: Rec Squash; J.V. Lacrosse: Karate. JOHN GRAHAM 3226 Flag Avenue North Minneapolis, MN. 612-546-2318 Senior Page: 103 1 Year 3rd Football Assistant Coach; Varsity Hockey; Varsity Lacrosse: “Goal McCarthy.” BARD HAASE 970 Edgwood Avenue Pelham, N.Y. 914- 738-4404 Senior Page: 62 2 Years J.V. Lacrosse; Girls Soccer Manager “Its been fun but good rldens.” MARK HACKER (Hax) 3 Bathgate Road London SIV19 5Pw England (ol -946-0254 Senior Page: 48 4 Years Drama; Newspaper. 3rd Football; J.V. Football; J.V. Baseball; 4th Soccer. DOUGLAS HANAFIN (Binky) 1034 Stewarts Lane Syosset, N.Y. 11791 516-367-3792 Senior Page: 100 2 Years Prefect: Admissions Club; Production Manager of Trinity-Pawling Times; Varsity Football 3. 4; J.V. Hockey 3, 4; Varsity Lacrosse 3, 4. DANA J. HARTY 5 Hoover Court Munroe, N.Y. 10950 914-783-2735 Senior Page: 68 3 Years Black Student Union; Spanish Club; Band: Backgammon Club; Varsity Football; J.V Baseball; Varsity Track. MICHAEL HENNESSY (Spike) 12 East 88th Street New York. N.Y. 10028 212-722-3295 Senior Page: 101 2 Years Spanish Club: Lighting Club: Technical Crew; J.V. Soccer; Varsity Soccer; J.V. Lacrosse. JAY HEYDT 20 Summit Street Glen Ridge. NJ. 07028 201-429-9707 Senior Page: 116 2 Years Outing Club; Spanish Club; Drama Club; Football; Skiing; Track. CORT M. HILL 426 West Stafford Street Philadelphia. PA 19144 215-438-9109 Senior Page: 123 4 Years Trinitannus; Varsity Squash; Karate “People say they hate this place, but I will cherish every second I have spent here.” NORTHROP DWIGHT HOLBROOK (North) Hillside Avenue Croton Falls. N.Y. 10519 914-277-3828 Senior Page: 106 4 Years French Club; Basketball; Track; 4th Soccer “Ride life with the front wheel high. ALEX HUGHES AV. Delflm Moreira 242 301 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 267-8133 Senior Page: 125 1 Year Tour Guide; Cross Country; Manager of Volleyball SHERWOOD ST. JOHN HUGHES AV. Delflm Moreira 242 301 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 267-8133 Senior Page: 72 1 Year J.V. Cross Country; Drama ARTHUR WOOLSEY JAMES East Main Street Bmokside, NJ. 201-543-4764 Senior Page: 65 1 Year Varsity Soccer CARLTON WILLIAM JOHNSON 174 Center Avenue Chatham, NJ. 07928 201-635-9641 Senior Page: 91 1 Year CHARLES LANGDON (Chips) 14 Woodland Street BluePoint N.Y. 11715 516-363-8973 Senior Page: 77 lti Years Wizard of Oz: Editor of Trinity-Pawling Times: Varsity Basketball 3, 4; Varsity Cross Country 4; Varsity Track 4. “It's been real and it’s been fun but It hasn't been real fun.” RICHARD LEONOFF (Duper) 20 Peach Drive Roslyn, N.Y. 11576 516-621-1582 Senior Page: 83 2 Years Outing Club; Spanish Club: Cross Country: Baseball Life is not a winding road nor an up hill climb. It is not an enemy or a struggle. Life Is beautiful, existence. What does that existence mean to you?” PETER LONG 724 South Negley Avenue Apt 1 Gerber Building Pittsburgh. PA. 15232 Senior Page: 120 4 Years Lighting Club; Photography Club: Computers: Outing Club: Admissions Club: Weekend Activities; Varsity Skiing 1, 3, 4; 3rd Soccer 1; 3rd Tennis 1; Karate 2, 4; J.V. Soccer 3; J.V. Tennis 3. “Many thanks to: M.W.; v2; S.C; S.C; S.S; J.H; MR D.G: L.C; CJ; D.O; BE; T.G; A.L B.C; N.S; C.H; C.L; EP; AA.S 111: Father H. Mr. Ruoss. ANDREW LOVETT (Dubba, Sport, Sesse Bubba) 42 Cable Road Rye, N.H. 03870 603-964-8725 Senior Page: 88 4 Years Student Council: Student-Faculty Senate; Usher Snack Bar Manager, Varsity Hockey; Varsity Soccer Varsity Baseball. “Whatever If life is worth doing, is worth doing well.” GEORGE GREGORY MATTHEWS JR. 343 North Wood Road Palm Beach, FL 33480 305-848-7040 Senior Page: 45 3 Years THOMAS MURCOTT Bay Crest Huntington, N.Y. 516-423-6463 Senior Page: 92 2 Years Spanish Club; Varsity Football; 4th Hockey: Rec Golf. DEREK OBERSCHALL 10902 Archmont Houston, TX 77070 713-890-2945 Senior Page: 81 2 Years Football 3, 4; Wrestling 3, 4: Lacrosse 3, 4; “Trinity-Pawling was quite an experience. Now let’s move on to bigger and better things. CHRISTOPHER HOWSE ONTHANK 18 Turner Ridge Court Wilton. CT 06897 203-762-0665 Senior Page: 52 RICHARD PAISH (Rich) R.D. 2 Gurley Avenue Troy, N.Y. 12182 518-235-8827 Senior Page: 70 3 Years Spanish Club; Backgammon Club: Football; Skiing; Track. DANIEL PA1AZZOLO (Pal) Browning Road Norwich, CT 06360 203-887-6581 Senior Page: 61 1 Year Trinity-Pawling Times; Football; Baseball “Our attitudes determine our habits, our habits determine our beliefs, our beliefs determine our values, our values determine our character, and our character determines our destiny. THOMAS W. PARKER (Tom) 2907 East Llnnwood Avenue Milwaukee, WI 53211 414-332-9599 Senior Page: 111 1 Year Choir Admissions Committee: Tour Guide; J.V. Soccer, Varsity Basketball; Tennis EDWARD COLA PEETE 2829 Cleave Drive Falls Church, VA 220242 703-532-5484 Senior Page: 87 2 Years Computer Club; Trinity-Pawling Times; Varsity Cross Country; Varsity Skiing; Varsity Track NINO PEREZ P. O. Box 216 Santa Domingo, Dominican Republic 809-566-9728 Senior Page: 54 3 Years Spanish Club BRUCE FREDERICK PETTIT 106 Lombard Street Philadelphia, PA 19147 215-923-8783 Senior Page: 96 1 Year ROBERT C PICOLO JR. (Pic) Pink Woods Lane Glen Head. N.Y. 11545 516-671-6792 Senior Page: 114 4 Years Lighting Club; J.V. Soccer 2, 3, 4; J.V. Hockey 3, 4; J.V. Baseball. JAMES H. PLYMIRE 1790 12th Fairway West Palm Beach, FL 305-793-4784 Senior Page: 69 3 Years Art Club; Yearbook Photographer. Varsity Wrestling; Varsity Golf; J.V. Football; 3rd Football “You can take this Job aid shove It, I ain’t workin’ here no more.” John Austin Paycheck MICHAEL ROSENBERG 9 Highland View Place Middtown, N.Y. 10940 914-342-0330 Senior Page: 50 4 Years Chefs Club; Weekend Activity Committee; Prefect; Trinitannus; Cross Country; Skiing; Squash; Track; Rec Tennis. STEVE ROSS 57 Hoaglands Lane Glen Head, N.Y. 11545 516-671-1448 Senior Page: 115 3 Years Outing Club; J.V. Soccer, J.V. Hockey; J.V. Tennis. RICK RUSSELL (Big Red; Tough Guy) 20547 Quedo Drive Woodland Hills, CA 91364 213-833-8572 Senior Page: 109 4 Years Admissions Committee; Spanish Club; Varsity Soccer 2. 3, 4; Varsity Hockey 2. 3. 4; J.V. Tennis 3. 4. STEPHEN J. RUSSO (Rudy) 32 Spy Hill Poughkeepsie, N.Y. 914-473-1552 Senior Page: 71 3 Years Spanish Club, Band; Varsity Track; Varsity Basketball; J.V. Cross Country; J.V. Baseball. BROOKS MORGAN RYAN 455 East 57th Street New York, N.Y. 10022 212-PL9-8482 Senior Page: 107 3 Years STEPHEN M. SALVAT1 70 Glenham Road Cranston, RI 02920 401-821-1337 Senior Page: 117 2 Years Outing Club 3, 4; Student Faculty Senate 4; Varsity Hockey 3, 4; J.V. Soccer 3, Varsity Soccer 4; Yearbook Staff 4; D.C. 4. “Everybody’s got to take a chance. Everybody's got to make a stand. “Orleans GEORGE R. SCHMIDT Hoag’s Comer Road Wlngdale, N.Y. 12594 914-832-6969 Senior Page: 78 4 Years Football 1. 2, 3, 4; Basketball; Squash; Tennis “Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I fear no evil for I am the biggest, badest, meanest, in the valley. TIMOTHY IVES SCULLY 5558 Aylesbom Avenue Pittsburgh, PA 15217 412-521-3270 Senior Page: 46 3 Years PETER SEBRING 48 Jenny’s Lane Barrington, RI 401-245-4279 Senior Page: 94 3 Years Outing Club GERRY SHERER 44 Provoncal Gmsse Point Farms, Ml 313-882-5174 Senior Page: 80 3 Years Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Hockey 2, 3; Wrestling 4. RANDALL SMITH Amnaste Lane Marcellus, N.Y. 13108 315-673-4696 Senior Page: 55 4 Years Photography Club: J.V. Cross Country; J.V. Lacrosse. ‘To Strive and not to yield.” PETER STAPLETON (Stape) 220 Walthery Avenue Ridgewood, NJ. 07450 201-444-8809 Senior Page: 112 2 Years Varstiy Basketball 3, Captain 4; Varsity Cross Country 4 Captain; Varsity Track 3. “TP. is the winding road with many ups and downs but I made It. NEIL STEMPEL (Natty Rebel) Caliban Cove, Bermuda 908-292-1157 Senior Page: 90 2 Years Spanish Club: Computer Club; Varsity Cross Country; Track; Karate; Rec. Squash. “The hardest thing in life, is life itslf, the rest is only an Illusion.” THOMAS ST1RES 1158 Fifth Avenue New York. N.Y. 10029 212-722-6071 Senior Page: 56 4 Years Admissions Committee; Band; Choir Backgammon Club; 3rd Soccer J.V. Soccer J.V. Lacrosse: J.V. Squash; Varsity Soccer Varsity Squash “Tommorrow is an escape route for a lousy today.” DAVID STRAUCH 268 Talcott Notch Road Farmington, CT 06032 203-677-2001 Senior Page: 47 3 Years: 3rd Soccer 2; J.V. Hockey 2, 3, 4; Rec Tennis 2: J.V. Tennis 3; Varsity Soccer 3, 4. ARMANDO TADDEI Via Accademla 12 Padova, Italy 049 28078 Senior Page: 74 4 Years Chefs Club; Projection Crew; J.V. Lacrosse; Varsity Lacrosse. “Never Again.” JUSTINE ANNE TYTLAR Farmers Mills Road Carmel. N.Y. 10512 914-225-7058 Senior Page: 49 4 Years ELMER VAN WAGNER 111 (Van) Albany Post Road Hyde Park, N.Y. 12538 914-229-2116 Senior Page: 76 3 Years Outing Club 2; Student Faculty Senate 3; Admissions Tour Guide 2, 4; Drama 3. 4; Trinity-Pawling times 3; Sports Editor 4; Varsity Soccer 2, 3, 4; Hockey 2, 3: Varsity Hockey 4; Lacrosse 2, 3: J.V. Lacrosse Captain 4. “After the serious business, relax and enjoy life because you only live once.” GREG WENZEL (Pud) 18 Birch Grove Drive Armonk, N.Y. 914-273-9234 Senior Page: 67 2 Years Student-Life Committee; Varsity Football 3. 4; Varsity Lacrosse 3. 4. ANDREW WHITAKER 55 Ridgewood Road West Hartford, CT 203-521-5531 Senior Page: 118 2 Years 4th Soccer. 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