Trinity Pawling School - Scroll Yearbook (Pawling, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1981 volume:

TRINITY-PAWLING SCHOOL PAWLING, NEW YORK John and Lois Owen are celebrating this year their 25th anniversary as members of the Trinity-Pawling community. During these years they have been instrumental in helping to make our school a leader in independent school education, something we are all so proud of. John in his capacity as Director of Studies has been responsible for the innovations of schedule and programs while Lois has been a dedicated secretary for both John and the admissions office. With the warm memories they have left in so many of our students, we, the Class of 1981 will also fondly remember them and herewith dedicate our year-bool 3 4 5 8 9 12 13 14 16 18 Eric G. Ruoss, Dean of Students 24 Stephen G. DiCicco, Assistant Headmaster Director of Admissions Stanley P. Lee Business Manager Rev. Dr. James Heron Director of College Placement 25 Mr. John C. Mcllwaine, Director of Development John Lloyd Owen Director of Studies Christopher R. Tillson Assistant Director of Admissions 26 Archibald A. Smith Assistant Director of College Placement Marc Trister Family 27 Edward and Lisa Bacher Gordon Day Carl Ray Edwin Reade III .WS Dr. Wesley Krawic Family David and Linda Reece James C. Tanner Theodore R. Kneeland Family 29 Mark Netsch Rev. Eric G. Ruoss Family 30 Livingstone B. Cole Family 31 Bradford N. Abbott Family Phillips and Holly Smith Christopher R. Tillson Family John Shoup 32 33 Robin Curtiss Michael Waller 34 Susan Edwards Michael Buck Michael Reardon 35 John and Lois Owen Rev. Dr. James Heron Family Robert Emerson Dexter Barbara Morse Stephen G. DiCicco Family 37 John L. Merrill 38 Gerald E. Hollis MAINTENANCE SITTING: Merlin Kice, Franklin Tompkins, Richard Burfeindt (Supt.), Mike O’Rourke, Pat Reilly. STANDING: Kevin Rice, John Peck, Roland Lakin, Francis Cunningham Marilyn Harrington 40 Toni Bolster HOUSEHOLD TECHNICIANS: Ethel Ziarkowski, Sharon Merrick Dr. Milnor B. Morrison, Jr. SEILERS: Mr. Stone, Marvin Wight, Bob Weeks, Bill Warg, James Parker, Helga Wagner, Bert Armlow, Marvin Tompkins 41 Nikki Caul, Alumni Secretary Carol Rose, Business Secretary Pat Cook, Secretary to Headmaster 42 Cori Galatti, Executive Assistant, Admissions Lois Owen, Director of Studies Secretary Joan Cooper, Secretary to Dean of Students 43 Mary Anne Pulley, Receptionist Tom Norton Look around and choose your own ground For long you live and high you’ll fly and smiles you’ll give and tears you’ll cry and all you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be. At times when all familiar things seem so far away And all that is new and difficult closes in around you A thought of you and of all the things I’ve worked Hard for. brings everything back into perspective. Special thanks to Doc and Ed for all the good times we’ve had. Varsity — Country! Good Luck to all my fellow Post-Grad’s and T.Q. 46 Sandy Gilbert Now is the day We're on our way Leave all your cares behind. Set your spirit free Just say good-bye Take to the sky. We'll see what we can find. Bread Jeff Tytlar “It is possible in many ways to fail, while to succeed is possible only in one way; for which reason one is easy and the other difficult.” — Aristotle — 48 Anthony Jenks 49 John Shannon 52 Hyatt Choate 53 Jamie Rush Further on up the road . . . — Eric Clapton Weekends were made for Michelob 54 Peter Cleary Andy Busby “I cannot play with you,” the fox said. “I am not tamed.” “Oh please excuse me,” said the little prince. But after some thought, he added: “What does that mean — ‘tame’?” “It is a act too often neglected,” said the fox. “It means to establish ties.” ‘“To establish ties’?” “Just that,” said the fox. “To me, you are still nothing more than a little boy who is just like a hundred thousand other little boys. And I have no need of you. And you, on your part, have no need of me. To you, I am nothing more than a fox like a hundred thousand other foxes. But if you tame me, then we shall need each other. To me, you will be unique in all the world ...” “I am beginning to understand,” said the little prince. Thanks to all my best friends — DMR ... I love to watch you smile . . . Sundays . . . Fla . . . Bagels . . . cutes jr... PS . . . LUP. MFM . . . lots of laughs . . . CPR 9 iron Camel . . . bike trip . . . BJG No . . . MSG . . . ubsmaart . . . really hysterical. MCD . . . TP football. . . really . . . girl. . . General. . . JSCD. YB . . . orientation . . . not 2 legs . . . PHS. TB . . . counseling . . . Soccer .. . GL . . . wipeouts ... 68 bills .. . 56 Dan Rooney 57 Wayne Goodman 58 Gary Harris Some Do Win Fantasies are for those who dream Taking life like the wind in a sail Sleepless nights like an endless stream Are for those taking life too real Life is but a game we play With an end that’s bound to show But the game is played in a different way As each picks his way to go Some will lose and some will win And others won’t even try Some will curse and some will sin Letting opportunities pass them by But others will strive to meet their goals Making life as happy as they can W’orking as if to save their souls And being respected as a man So the game will end, as all must do Writh the losers having nowhere to go But the men who worked are the lucky few And will have a trophy they can show. 59 Grace Lawrence ... If you treat a man as he is he will stay as he is. But if you treat a man as if he were what he ought to be and could be, he will become as he ought to be and could be. Madge . .. Orientation 79 . . . Jumping Jack Flash . . . T. Bird . . . and the Jaguar . . . Outward Bound — Minnesota — August 79 What’s up? Hey how ya doin’? “Snowstorms” Special Thanks to Zep, Kate, and Greg, for always being there. 60 Doug Planeta 61 Gary Hempel 'There’s mosquitos on the river.” — The Grateful Dead — “Some folks trust to reason, others trust to might, I don’t trust to nuthin’ but 1 know it turned out right.” — The Grateful Dead — Monsoon “80 Thanks to: J.S., F.H., G.H. Arkansas Razorbacks DeQueen P.D. twice 63 Jeff Sachtjen “Once I had a little game I liked to crawl back into my brain 1 think you know the game I mean I mean the little game called “go insane” — The Doors — “Well the danger on the rocks is surely past, Still I remain tied to the mast could it be that I have found my home at last home at last.” Steely Dan 64 Jon Behr 66 Arthur Jenkins f' ; J ' 68 Kenneth Moy 70 Gregory Hall 71 72 Mike McLean 73 Chris Kelly “Surely you know that many runners take part in a race, but only one wins the prize. Run then, in such a way as to win the prize.’ Icora Good Luck Doreen, You know you’re so special. Love, Chris 74 Ralph Grasso The Good Times Weekends at “Doop’s” Palace “HOOP” Hotel “Destruction” Greenlights in “Haven” The mad hunger “RED” brand Them “Boys” and “Byrd”!! Nickname — “Carlos” George McGarrity What happened to our innocence, did it go out of style? Along with our naivete. No longer a child. Different eyes see different things. Different hearts beat on different strings. Rush Get a job and fight to keep it. Strike out to reach a mountain. Be so nice on the outside but inside keep ambition. Who 76 Jeff Costello 77 Frank South You can choose from phantom fears and kindness that can kill I will choose a path that’s clear I will choose free will. Rush 79 Graham Atkinson “Coco’s car was heavy, but not with Salvati and Chapman.” “N.R. No it wasn’t a refrigerator.” “Do 11th graders go to chapel?” “Greenlight” “Haven” “Begabust” “Stop begging Carlos!” “No more stonehouse” Thanks: C.F., T.Q., C.O., Fat Joe, M.C.S., R.G. 80 Joey LeBlond Special thanks to Mr. Ruoss!!! Mr. Reece!! Mr. Ross!! G.A., ‘O.C.M.C., K.F., T.H., D.R., K.M., R.G., M.F., T.T., T.A., P.S., A.J., H.F. 81 Jeffrey R. Gallop People try to put us down, Just because we get around, Things they do look awful cold, Hope I die before I get old. Why don’t you all fade away, Don’t try to dig what we all say, Not trying’ to cause a big sensation, Just talkin’ about My Generation. Pete Townshend I’m not a wanker or a banker, I’m not afraid to take a risk, It is a thing that females ask for, When they convey the opposite. Devo Don’t let it get you down, It’s only castles burning. Neil Young What’s so funny about Peace, Love, and Understanding? Elvis Costello Good Karma, Bad Karma . . . the Awesome Foursome . . . the Colonial. i . Foleys . . . Lock Stock . .. Michaels . . . Court Streets . . . Summer ’80 . . . B.H.S. — Rock and Roll High School . . . A.D.G. . . . Le Club Minuit . . . the psycho-analyzation of D. Scott Foreman . . . The Van” . . . the P’Ville Express . . . the Omnipresent Man . . . Europe ’80 . . . avante garde . . . Anarchy for the U.K. . . . Fender Musicmaster-Rickenbacker . .. College? Fides et Virtus: RCG, AMG, JRGII, MRG, EJ, JS, SW, HE, GG, LW, JBS, DI, DF, AH, SOB, TH, JR, PC, LO, OA, JMG, HS, SG, TP! Friggin’ in the Riggin’ Sidney Vish 82 Stephen O’Brien Far better it is to dare mighty things, to win glorious triumphs, even though checkered by failure, than to take rank with those poor spirits who neither enjoy much nor suffer much, because they live in the gray twilight that knows not victory nor defeat. T. Roosevelt 83 Mario Ferraro Now everybody’s got advice they just keep on givin’, doesn’t mean too much to me. Lot’s of people got to make a little livin’ Can’t decide who they should be. I understand about indecision I don’t care if I get behind. People livin’ in competition, all I want is to Have my peace of mind — Boston 84 Tim Toomey “No way not me I'm not going to T.P.” An Iceman If you feel like running but don’t have a place to run to If you have a problem but no one will help you If you have to shout but no one will hear you If you have a joke that no one will laugh at If you want someone to walk with but everyone is running ahead TURN AROUND I’m right behind you. J.O.C. 85 David Foreman “It teach you the superman, man is something to be surpassed.” Nietzsche Amici: T.A., D.W., J.G., SOB., T.W., C.K., L.N., B.B. “It is true money can’t buy happiness but it can buy the kind of misery you can live with.” 86 John McKeown Hie time is now w ‘Look for the women” Victor Hughes “Life has a value only when it has something valuable as its object.” Hegel Forewarned — Forearmed Those who wish to appear He who laughs best today, wise among fools, among will also laugh last, the wise seem foolish. Better know nothing than half know many things. I agree with no man's opinion. I have some of my own. 87 Tom Ashforth 88 Peter Strong We are college students we can do anything we want. —Animal House— “I am the way I fell”. Jimi Hendrix Thanks to all that made it well worth it. T.A., K.M., T.P., D.R., J.R., P.M., K.G., M.M., C.D., D.O’B., J.L., G.A., N.M., T.R., D.R., E.R., A.S., Mr. and Mrs. John L. Owen, and the class of 1981. Bermuda trip ’80 Thanks Mom and Dad Brian Swanke We can walk our road together If our goals are all the same We can run alone and free If we pursue a different aim Let the truth of love be lighted 90 Joe Rossano If in smothering dreams you two could pace Behind the wagon that we flung him in, And watch the white eyes writhing in his face. His hanging face, like a devils sick of sin. If you could hear, at every jolt, the blood Comes gargling from the froth — corrupted lungs Bitter as the cud Of vile, incurable sores on innocent tongues, — My friend, you would not tell with such high zest To children ardent for some desperate glory, The old lie: Dulci et decorum est Pro Patria Mori. Wilfred Owen Will the Pot contend Things to remember: Winter of 80, Summer of 80, Blow with the Potter? Or the earth with the hand that shapes it? Will the clay ask the Potter what he is making? Or his handiwork say to him, You have no skill? Isaiah 45:9 Outs, Dome Trips, Pre Summer Beach Trips, B.D., Center Island, V.F.B., G.F.I., D.I.V., The Out, The Shack, Bars tow, Johnson D 79, Greenehouse, Pauls house. The Blazer, Mickey Mouse, Jocks, Track, M.M., with B.H. P.K., J.F.H., Doors, New years 80, Portledge, Charlies. Those who were there when I Needed them: Mom Dad, L.H., D.M., A.R., All of My Love Mr. Mrs. R. To All of You: Thanks to: A.A.S., E.B., W.K., Thanks to my Best of Friends: P.K., T.M., B.K., E.R., J.M., T.K., A.C., K.M., J.F., B.H., M.M., M.M., S.D., S.D., D M., T.R., T.C., T.A., P.S., C.E., N.R., N.W. T.D., P.F., Mr. Mrs. K„ T.H., S.L., W.C. 91 Charlie Derrico Can I tell you something Got to tell you something if you expect the freedom that you say is yours prove that you deserve it help us to preserve it or being free will just be words and nothing more. — Kansas — Well we all have a face that we hide away forever, and we take them out and show ourselves when everyone has gone. Some are satin, some are steel, some are silk and some are leather. They’re the faces of the stranger but we love to try them on. Well we all fall in love but we disregard the danger though we share so many secrets, there are some we never tell. Why were you so surprised that you never saw the stranger? Did you ever let your lover see the stranger in yourself? 93 Kevin Foster 94 Tony Quartararo What I want to know, where does the time go? Grateful Dead Now I’ve been smilin’ lately Thinking about all the good things to come. And I believe it could be Something good has begun. Cat Stevens Thanks: C.O., M.C., C.F., K.M., T.H., T.N., G.A., D.R., K.F., M.M., J.L., C.E., H.C.. H.F., T.P., M.B., A.P. and the rest of the crew. 97 Patrick McCormack 98 Kevin McClatchey 99 “Somfs,” “Cluett 2 South 79-80 lives on Fred Higgins Kevin Carroll “The Three Stooges” “Hail, hail the gang’s all here.” Special Thanks to the two that are most important in my life; my Mom and Dad for giving me support and the opportunities to be myself. Thanks “Baby we were born to run.” Bruce Springsteen “And when the fog lifted, two roads emerged . . . and 1 took the one less troubled . . . and that has made all the difference.” “Talking ’bout a dream, tryin’ make real ... Robert Frost Bruce Springsteen 101 Mark Lubic 102 Duncan Gilkey 103 Don’t stop thinking about tomorrow, Don’t stop, it’ll soon be here, It’ll be better than before, Yesterday’s gone, Yesterday’s gone. Fleetwood Mac I don’t believe in miracles. But I’ve a feeling it’s time to try. Fleetwood Mac Theresa Baldassarri Special Thanks to Theo! Father Heron! Megan Jessie! To those few: Father Orso, Y.B., M.F., M.L., Ma. L., A.B., M.D., A.P..G.D., S.G., T.R., R.B., G.L., S.B., A.J., M.B., L.N., (the girls). Mr. Reardon. 104 Theo Pikramenos To Theresa, To the person who I’ll always love and care for and who has made not only life at T.P. but life everywhere very, very pleasant. Love Always, Theo To Mom and Dad, who made everything possible and were always there when needed, and to Harry and Mike for all their caring and great advice. Love Theo “Why not look for the best — the best in others, the best in ourselves, the best in all life situations? He who looks for the best knows the worst is there but refuses to be discouraged by it. Though temporarily defeated, dismayed, he smiles and tries again. If you look for the best, life will become pleasant for you and everyone around you.” — Paul S. Osumi — I shall be tailing this with a sigh somewhere ages and ages hence Two roads diverged in a wood, and I — I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference. — Robert Frost — To Tim, To a crazy Georgian, but a hell of a friend who's helped me through thick and thin Take care and Goodluck in College, Where ever you go (Maybe Dutchess County) Joke!!! How about some Ham and Cheezer’s. Theo Special Thanks to: Mr. Arch Smith and Family who will always be remembered for all the great advice, help and pleasant times and for making T.P. a very enjoyable place. “H” for being more than just a great yearbook advisor but also for being a super guy who's helped in many ways. 106 Melinda Daniels . . . and you run and run to catch up with the sun but it’s sinking and racing around to come up behind you again. The sun is the same in a relative way but you’re older and shorter of breath and one day closer to death. Here 1 am on the road again, there 1 go, turn the page. “BOO” Irish Meatball’s M.F.M. — 10 11 80 10 25 80 “Two out of three ain’t bad.” A.B. - HURRAH! No more football games! Muchas Gracias — F.D., R.R., C.M.A., Y.B., T.B., J.H., T.O. Thanks Kevin I turned to look but it was gone, I can not put my finger on it now, the child is grown, the dream is gone. 106 Mark Carroll “If I don’t meet you in this world, I’ll meet you in the next, and don’t be late.” Jimi Hendrix Those who danced were thought to be quite insane by those who couldn’t hear the music. 4 24 80 “Oh God.’ “Sessions” “Where’s Walt’s Car” “Couldn’t Do it W O ‘Those Weekends Day Leaves to New York City and Kisco Trips to the Rock Doomers “Rocksand Conricco” And if the cloud bursts thunder in your ear you shout and no one seems to hear And if the band you are in starts playing different tunes I’ll see you on the dark of the moon. — Floyd — 107 Howard Coker “Smoke and fire, thunder and lightening, nipped in the bud of full bloom leaving memories and magic ringing across the years.” Charlie Daniels 108 Hunter Faulconer 109 Andy Parella “Is this the way out from this endless scene?” “Or just an entrance to another dream?” —Genesis “You can’t be common because the common man goes nowhere. You have to be uncommon.” D.I.Y. Thanks - GD, TP, AS, MM, TR, AW, JP, BK, YB, TB, CH, KG, TQ, NH. Roslyn Lacrosse Club, O.C.C. and E.C.C. (2x+4) (2x+4)-4x+8? Skateland, Bermuda Lax Fiat Spider! Yes Genesis Jazz-Bruford at M.F.P. Summer 80’, Skull’s Is. Fla. — Bahamas, A.A.S.m, Fr. Orso, and “H”. Mom and Dad . . . Sharon Tim Rollins Special Thanks: TO THEO - My Roommate, Sidekick, Friend. Words aren’t enough, how about a check TO “H” — A man I’ve grown to respect. (Remember Billy Bud) TO MR. A. SMITH AND FAMILY: My family away from home many thanks and fine memories (morning wake up calls with zandy) THANKS FR. ORSO for everything. It is better to have loved and lost than never loved at all. Rita Ann Rollins To Mom and Dad and all the family, Thanks for being there when I needed you. I only hope I could make you as proud of me as you have made me proud of you. To Mary, You have been the largest part of my life here at school or away. You have made me happy and sad for this I am glad I hope you won’t change for You Are Love. Love Always, Tim in Robert Crompton 112 ■ “Hang on! Sort it out and you will make out.” Steve Miller “Paradise by the dashboard lights.” Meat Loaf “You can get it if you really want it, all that you must do is try, try and try.” Jimmy Cliff mil 1 'iii Yvonne Bradley “Women's Faults are Many Men Have only TWO What They Say — And What They Do” And Thanks to Those Who Have Put Up With Me! —Theresa, Andy, Melinda, Mary Ann, Mary Frances, Sharon, G.D., M.L., L.N., A.P., T.P., J.S. Life is what you make it, so, make it the way you like it. SPECIAL THANKS TO MOM AND DAD! 114 David O’Brien 116 Jim Bodman “California tumbles into the sea, that will be the day I go back to Annandale.’’ Steely Dan Summer 1980, S.C.A. all the way. Special thanks to all who believed in me all the way, C.M.B.K., M.C.K., E.B., Mom and Dad. 117 Nick Meade “You can check out any time you like, but you can never leave.” Eagles “Pick and choose win or lose you can last longer if you're a little bit stronger.” Little Feat “Well, I see you so far away in my memory you will stay there’s a good life, a right to go but sometimes I feel so low.” Little Feat This year wouldn’t be complete without O.A., T.A., J.B., M.F., A.F., S.G., W.G., M.M., J.R., P.S., T.T. F.H., Doc, Bach_ THANKS 118 Charlie Fishman “Friend of the devil is a friend of mine if I get home before daylight I just might get some sleep tonight.” — Grateful Dead — Fear and loathing at the Playboy club. Thanks P.M. and Willie. “Takes time to pick a place to go.” — Grateful Dead — Sailing, there is nothing like it, it does not matter if you don’t get where you are going or anywhere at all. The wind catches your sails and off you go. “Well you can stand right there and tell me something is wrong. It’s so hard to know your problems when you’re gone. So early morning riser there is not much more I can do to try to make things right — if you need another sunshine brother. I can be there right beside you, by the early morning light and I’ll get that feeling like a summer wind and I’ll probably stop to think about you now and then, but there is still a lot of light shining on your eyes and you still know how to keep a love alive.” Pure Prarie League 119 Owen Altidor 120 “Don’t 8top till you get enough.” Michael Jackson Family that’s the only word I know.” Sister Sledge “That’s the breaks!” Thanks to: Fr. H, A.S., C.B. J.O., Fr. O. B.E. Matt Fagan Don’t ask me, I don’t know. I’m only a P.G. 121 Michael Morrell “Will the wind ever remember the names it has blown in the past, it whispers no, this will be the last.” — Jimi Hendrix — “Living in strange ways has cast me aside and I’m in search for all my days gone by.” — Renaissance — “Running hard towards what used to be, loosing ground in changes sliding endlessly.” — Renaissance - . . and I’m never going back to my old school.” — Steely Dan — “So life is just a game, and there are many ways to play, and all you do is choose.” Stanley Clarke “Will I live tomorrow? Well, I just can’t say but I know for sure, I’m going to live today.” Jimi Hendrix Special Thanks to F.H. and A.S. Ill Andy Fuller The reward for a thing well done, is to have done it. Emerson For everything you have missed, you have gained something else; and for everything you gain, you lose something. Emerson And you’ll never hear us say we might be back again someday. Well we won’t, — We’ll be running like the wind. —Marshall Tucker Band— 123 Tom Holman “Is everybody in? The ceremony is about to begin WAKE UP! You can’t remember where it was has this dream stopped?” —James Douglas Morrison— “You raise the blade, make the change you rearrange me ‘till I’m sane. Roger Waters “All that is now all that is gone all that’s to come and everything under the sun is in tune but the sun is eclipsed by the moon.” Roger Waters “Home, home again I like to be here when I can far away across the field the tolling of the iron bell calls the faithful to their knees.” Roger Waters 124 Paul Murano 125 Chip Foster 126 Mary Frances Matt Umm . . . Really Really Really. The walls . . . And it makes me wonder ... Shower via Bike . . . Sanka with Milna . .. Merci Newport . .. Cracker Fights . . . Irish Meatballs . . . C.R. Larnax . . . Meatloaf — Jack . .. Bemi . .. The C.C.C. . . . Bub wipes on the wilderness . . . On my ... ILYSMVMA . .. Then some. End this day show me the ocean When shall I see the sea May this day set me in motion I ought to be on my way. To: D.D.F. HI, A.J.B., M.C.D., T.B., T.P., Y.B., G.L., S.R., Connie, Lucille Luwango. 127 8 SITTING: Ash forth, Cunningham, Rooney. Jenks, Morrell, Gallop, O’Brien. Moy, Hunter. Gilkey. Norton, Hem pel, Behr, Murano. Errico, deHoff, Matt, Daniels, Busby. FIRS I ROW: Hickey, Fagan, Prokai, McGarrity. Lubic. Derrico, Nelligan, Cleary, Higgins. Carroll, Rossano. O’Brien, Parella, McCormack. Seibald, Pikramenos, Baldassarri. SECOND ROW: Hall. Grasso, Coker, Meade, McKeown, Costello, Holman. Foster. Oliva, Ferraro, Carroll, McLean, South. Bradley. Lawrence, Agor. THIRD ROW: Fishman. Planeta. Choate, Swanke. Sachtjen, Quartararo, Atkinson. Foster, Gesner, Gilbert, Foreman. Harris, Strong, O'Callaghan. LeBlond. TOP ROW: Kelly, Goodman. Tytlar, Fuller, Rush. Faulconer, Toomey, Jenkins. Bodman, Crompton. Altidor, McClatchy, Rollins, Shannon. SITTING: Waller. Hobbs. Marsh. Martin. Angione, Meyer. Zanelli, Spendly, Gougreau, Wansley, Blodgett, Woodhouse. Lee. K. Rogers. Scott, Sausville. Rinaldi. FIRST ROW: Leek, Atkins. Bissell, Tierney, Palm. Glassell, Lubic, Weber, W. Danforth. Kessler, King. Caliandro, Siemon, Ryan. Brown, Hand. Allegart. SECOND ROW: Gardner, Byrne, Uneberger, Covington, Dorritie. Williams, Smith. Von Storch, Kyle, McGee, B. Rodgers. Dickson. Brunton, Murphy, Damerau, Graeff. THIRD ROW: Silvertien, Gray, Davey. Brickey. Dyal. Anton, Frost. Brownly, M. Danforth. Villa, Klien, Chappell, Quaedvlieg, Kelly, Reager. FOURTH ROW: Connors, Gaston, Muller, Pember, Dauk, Sutcliffe, Wilkson, McKallor, Henderson, Goldwasser. Jenoure. Hubbard. Holbrook, Beattie. Fripp, McKit trick. UBUi.was; aqaBJBj xaajjg 'uoqog ‘sqoojg 'uosqaBp ‘piBqjqg 'UB J|‘) 'jbuj|b(j “aqauv A : 0H dOd. 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Hall, Roberts. Canada, 2 Varsity Soccer Season Record: 4-8-2 Trinity-Pawling 1 Millbrook 0 Trinity-Pawling 1 Salisbury 9 Trinity-Pawling 5 Hopkins 2 Trinity-Pawling 0 Choate 2 Trinity-Pawling 3 Berkshire 4 Trinity-Pawling 0 Wooster 0 Trinity-Pawling 4 Taft 0 Trinity-Pawling 2 Kingswood 3 Trinity-Pawling 1 Hotchkiss 3 Trinity-Pawling 1 Kent 6 Trinity-Pawling 3 Gunnery 3 Trinity-Pawling 3 South Kent 1 Trinity-Pawling 2 Canterbury 3 136 VARSITY SOCCER (Kneeling): Lubic, Goodman. McCormack, Cunningham. Danforth. Quartararo. McGarrity. Altidor. Parella. Sachtjen. (Standing): Mr. Reade (Coach). Meyer. Frost, Leonard. McKallor. Gilbert. Bisseil, Hobbs. Anton. Swanke. Shannon. This year’s Varsity Soccer team finished with a disappointing record of 4-8-2. The team started off with a pre-season tie to Eaton College of England. Highlights of the season were in a 5-2 victory against Hopkins and the 4-0 romp over a strong Taft team on Parents Day. Concluding their season T.P. Soccer defeated South Kent before losing a well played match to an unyielding Canterbury team. The goal tending duties were shared by senior Sandy Gilbert and junior Mark McKallor. The defense was anchored by seniors Pat McCormack, Tim Toomey, Owen Altidor, Wayne Goodman and juniors Wally Danforth, Chris Anton, and John Bisseil. The midfield consisted of seniors Jeff Sachjten, Andy Parella, juniors Vernon Meyer, Bob Frost and Sophomore John Leonard. Seniors Tony Quartararo, Shaun Cunningham, Mark Lubic, and George McGarrity along with junior Dave Hobbs made up the forward line. Shaun Cunningham in his third year on the team, and Tony Quartararo in his second, led the team in scoring; while Pat McCormack and George McGarrity also contributed to the scoring. (Special thanks to Superstar, N.R.) 137 GIRLS’ VARSITY SOCCER (First Row): deHoff, Matt. Baldassarri, Busby. Daniels. Lubic. (Second Row): Hunter (mgr.). Rogers. Murano, Weber. Dumont. Goldman. Bradley, Holbrook. Mr. Reardon (coach). Girls Varsity Soccer Season Record: 2-7-1 Trinity-Pawling 2 Forman 3 Trinity-Pawling 4 Canterbury 0 Trinity-Pawling 2 Millbrook 1 Trinity-Pawling 0 Hopkins 2 Trinity-Pawling 0 Kent 1 Trinity-Pawling 0 Storm King 3 Trinity-Pawling 1 Wooster 10 Trinity-Pawling 0 Berkshire 3 Trinity-Pawling 2 South Kent 2 Trinity-Pawling 0 Canterbury 1 138 The Girls’ Varsity Soccer Team had a fine season despite its record. Challenging much more formidable opponents than last year, the girls proved that they had the desire and durability to compete with the best. Better skills were evident in T-P’s play against Berkshire Varsity and Kent Varsity, who were very much impressed by the Blazers performance. Andy Busby led the attack with the most goals scored while Mary Frances Matt as well as Melinda Daniels, added much depth with their hustling play. The defensive play of Yvonne Bradley was consistently solid and she thwarted many scoring drives of her opponents. The outstanding player on the team, and a fine captain, Theresa Baldassrri intimidated forwards all season with her paramount goaltending. The 1980 Girls’ Varsity was a gutsy group with great stamina. 4TH SOCCER (Sitting): Siemon, Moy, Porter. (Kneeling): Fuller. Costello, Connell, Ryan, Morrell. J. V. SOCCER Standing; McCarthy, Szamborski, Goldwasser. Ehrhard, Hall. Connell. Mr. Trister. Kneeling; Apothaker. Baunberger, Atkins, Pritchard, Rodgers, Hellier, Graeff. Sitting; VanWagner. Lawlor, Steele. Yager. Hamilton, Spendley, Gilkey. 139 THIRDS (Sitting): (Jragin, Mansfield, Bedford, Flynn, Paridis, McCague. (Kneeling): Jackson, R. Harde, Davis. Saltz, McDermott, Gilmor. (Standing): Mr. Waller, Greer, McLinden, W'oodward, Buhl, W’arren, MeNinch, Murphy, Bodman. 4TH SOCCER (Sitting): Brickelmaier, Herr, Gray, Abbott, McMaster. (Kneeling): Gallagher, Glassel, Feldman, Roberts. Von Ancken, Higgins, P. von Storch. 140 4TH SOCCER (Kneeling): Platt, Brooks, Kelley, Woodhouse, lx, Burch. Cook. (Sitting): deHoof, C. Foster, Seibald. Zanelli, Marache, Finnerty, Hayum. 141 Football Varsity Football Season Record: 1-6-1 Trinity-Paw ling 0 Hotchkiss 14 Trinity-Pawling 14 Kent 18 Trinity-Pawling 28 Taft 32 Trinity-Pawling 7 Hopkins 7 Trinity-Pawling 0 Loomis 7 Trinity-Pawling 15 Avon 0 Trinity-Paw ling 14 Kingswood 28 Trinity-Pawling 0 Canterbury 3 VARSITY - FOOTBALL (Standing): Mr. Hutchinson, I eBiond, Connors, Martin, I eck, O’Brien. D. Solomon. Dauk, Jenkins, Rush, Wilkinson. Muller. Hubbard, Brickey, Mr. Morse, Mr. Mitchell. (Kneeling): McLean. Fripp, McClatchy. O'Callaghan, Coker. Lineberger, Kessler. Marsh. Brownlee. Derrico, Ashforth. (Sitting): Hickey, Faulconer, Nelligan. Cleary. Rooney. Foster, Carroll. Herschel, Brown. 142 The 1980 Varsity Football season was a disappointing one for all concern. The team was hopeful of winning the Ericson League or at least having a winning season. Unfortunately, the team was able only to muster one win and finished a dismal 1 — 6 — 1; The season began on a sour note as the team was completely outplayed and hustled by an aggressive Hotchkiss eleven. In that game the failure of the T.P. passing game was most crucial — of nine passes, only one was completed and three were intercepted, one for a touchdown. The following week T.P. lost a heart breaker to always strong Kent. Trinity-Pawling was enjoying a commanding 14 — 0 mid-way through the third period, when the roof fell in. The final score was Kent 18 — T.P. 14. Next the team traveled to League champ Taft and lost another heartbreaker 34 — 28. Plil Kessler was outstanding in this game compiling 200 total offense on his own. Parents weekend saw the team tied by a much improved Hopkins team 7 — 7. The following weekend the team suffered dramatic loss to Lomis in the final 15 seconds of the game. Loomis intercepted a T.P. pass and ran it in for the only T.D. as the clock ran out. The team won it’s only game at Avon, 15 —0. This game was highlighted by the play of the defense, which only allowed one touchdown in four of their last five games. The defense was spearheaded by linebackers, Kevin Foster and Howard Coker. After a disappointing loss to Kingswood, 28 — 14, the team got ready for an undefeated Canterbury. This game was a defensive brawl, featuring outstanding play by both teams. Two successive costly penalties gave Canterbury the ball inside the T.P. 10 and on fourth and four, Canterbury kicked a field goal and won the game 3 — 0 and preserved their undefeated slate. At the banquet Cal O’Callaghan was awarded the Fathers trophy for all around achievement in football and David O’Brien was named the most improved player. The outstanding offensive player was Hunter Faulconer and Howard Coker was named the most valuable player on defense. Coach Morse has 10 letterman returning plus a nucleus up from this fall’s winning J. V. team. All are in hope of a much better year in 1981. 143 J.V. FOOTBALL (Standing); Javier. Miron. Dixon. Sutcliffe. Pember. Planeta, Ackerman. Jenoure. Covington. Grasso, Ferraro. Mr. Netch, Mr. Buck. (Kneeling); Williams. Danforth, Villa. Devant. Davey, Byrne, Murphy. Allegaert, Oliva, McGhee. McQuade. Gesner. (Sitting); Carroll, Lee. King, Coker, Cooper, South, Martian. Rodgers. Rinaldi. 144 THIRD FOOTBALL Standing: Mr. Ray, Gaston, Foreman, Inch, DeButts, Bolton, Stevens, Couch, Mosle, Fung, Chief. Mr. Emerson. Kneeling: Tracy, Kim, Morrissey, Taylor, Willard, Kennedy. deGedrinsky, Clark. Sitting: Buchman, Shore, Castino, Blodget, Peden, Vaccaro, Sausville, Slowey, Moran, Vartan. 145 Cross Country The Cross Country season was exciting, frustrating, enjoyable, and rewarding. It was exciting because T-P was competing strongly in each meet with close results. The hard work of the team members made the season enjoyable. The rewarding part was the spirit and morale of the team members along with the individual success of Nick Meade. 146 VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY Front Row: Norton, Meade, Strong, Wansley. Jenks. Back Row: Mr. Krawiec. Beattie, Crompton, Palm. Kyle. Mr. Bacher. JUNIOR VARSITY Kneeling: Rossano. Norton, Meade, Strong, Jenks, Behr, Prokai. Standing: Mr. Krawiec, McKittrick, Beattie, Crompton. Palm, Kyle, Roaaano, Agor, Wansley, Errico, Newman, Mr. Bacher. Varsity Cross Country Season Record: 6-4 Trinity-Pawling 29 Hopkins 26 Trinity-Pawling 36 Berkshire 22 Trinity-Pawling 33 Kent 24 Trinity-Pawling 38 Hotchkiss 22 Trinity-Pawling 28 Salisbury 27 Trinity-Pawling 17 Cheshire 46 Trinity-Pawling 22 Gunnery 37 Trinity-Pawling 40 Taft 21 Trinity-Pawling 26 Millbrook 29 Trinity-Pawling 30 Canterbury 26 147 Basketball The varsity basketball team had a winning season compiling a record 11 wins, 8 losses, and placing fifth in the Hill Tournament during the Christmas vacation. The year began with a shaky start with a loss to Hopkins Grammar, but T-P rallied back by beating Gunnery for Mr. Hubbard’s 200th coaching win. T-P then traveled to the Hill School and won the consolation trophy by beating Avon and Kent. Highlights of the Hill Tournament were the one point victory over Kent in the consolation final, and Ralph Grasso and Chris Kelly making the All-Tournament team. T-P’s league championship hopes were snuffed after Christmas when the team lost four of their first five games. After that setback, T-P won seven of their last nine games to insure the .500 mark. During the last nine games, T-P rallied for important wins over Choate, Hotchkiss, and Trinity College JV. The starting five consisted of senior co-captains Luke Nelligan and Chris Kelly, senior guard Ralph Grasso, and junior forwards Terry Connors and Pete McGhee. Coming off the bench were seniors Kevin McClatchy and Jamie Rush, and junior Tom Leek. Rounding out the squad were seniors Peter Cleary and Owen Altidor, and Juniors Peter Dauk and Jeff Jenoure. With two starters returning, T-P hopes to be successful next year. 150 VARSITY BASKETBALL STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Hubbard, Leek, Cleary, McClatchy, Rush, Dauk, Connors, Jenoure, Allidor, McGhee, Grasso. McGarrity, Planeta, KNEELING: Kelly, Nelligan. Season Record: 11-8 Trinity-Pawling 41 Trinity-Pawling 64 Trinity-Pawling 68 Trinity-Pawling 59 Trinity-Paw ling 54 Trinity-Pawling 74 Trinity-Pawling 60 Trinity-Pawling 62 Trinity-Pawling 54 Trinity-Pawling 74 Trinity-Pawling 69 Trinity-Pawling 54 Trinity-Pawling 81 Trinity-Pawling 67 Trinity-Pawling 63 Trinity-Pawling 71 Trinity-Pawling 58 Trinity-Pawling 83 Trinity-Pawling 51 Hopkins Grammar 48 Gunnery 26 Lawrenceville 72 Avon 57 Kent 53 Canterbury 42 Kent 61 Avon 70 Taft 57 Avon 87 Taft 39 Choate 49 Berkshire 49 Hotchkiss 68 Canterbury 38 Hotchkiss 66 Trinity College JV 53 Berkshire 55 Kent 63 151 JV BASKETBALL Standing Left to Right: Mr. Mitchell, Newman. Glean. Jackson. Silveretein, Von Ancken, Fuller, Morrell. Kneeling: McQuade. Rinaldi. Fenden. Hamilton. Scott, Feldman. TRINITY PAWLING 152 3RD BASKETBALL Standing Left to Right: Lennox, deGedrinsky, Freeman. Pritchard. Caliandro. Solomon. Taylor. Finnerty. Hardy. Glassell. Javier. Mr. Curtiw. Mr. Abbott. Kneeling: Abbott. Lineberger. Covington. Harrison. 153 Hockey VARSITY HOCKEY STANDING — LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Cooper, deHoff, Meyer. Marsh, Leonard, Villa, Ehrhard, Murphy, Hand, Mr. Reece, SEATED: Cunningham, Parella, Foster, Swanke, Gesner. McLean, McCormack, Higgins. Although the 1980-81 varsity hockey team did not have an impressive record, the team showed through hard work and determination that it could skate with any team in the league. An example of this is the double overtime loss to Deerfield, one of the top five teams in the East. The team finished on a strong note winning three of its last five games. A unique aspect of this year’s team was that it was Mr. Cooper’s final coaching year at T-P after an illustrious twenty-four year career. Graduating from this year’s team are Captain Kevin Foster, Ken Gesner, Shaun Cunningham, Mike McLean, Fred Higgins, Andy Parella, Pat McCormack, and Brian Swanke. Next year’s new head coach, Dave Reece, will have a strong nucleus to work with in returning lettermen Kevin Rodgers, Vernon Meyers, Matt Zanelli, Steve Villa, Chris Marsh, Jon Leonard, Gerg Murphy, and Matt Erhardt. 154 VARSITY HOCKEY Season Record: 7-15 Trinity-Pawling 0 Avon 8 Trinity-Pawling 1 R.P.I. 6 Trinity-Pawling 7 West Point 2 Trinity-Pawling 1 Deerfield 2 Trinity-Pawling 7 Taft 6 Trinity-Pawling 3 Orebro 6 Trinity-Paw ling 2 Kent 4 Trinity-Pawling 5 Lawrenceville 2 Trinity-Pawling 9 Williams 2 Trinity-Pawling 1 Hotchkiss 3 Trinity-Pawling 4 Choate 5 Trinity-Pawling 7 Taft 8 Trinity-Pawling 1 Westminster 3 Trinity-Pawling 1 Canterbury 8 Trinity-Pawling 3 Kent 6 Trinity-Pawling 1 Canterbury 8 Trinity-Pawling 3 Kent 6 Trinity-Pawling 7 Choate 6 Trinity-Pawling 4 Hotchkiss 6 Trinity-Pawling 10 Taft 1 Trinity-Pawling 1 Canterbury 9 Trinity-Pawling 6 Berkshire 4 155 JUNIOR VARSITY Front Row: Tracy, Allegaert. Spendley. Ashforth. K. Carroll, South, D. O’Brien, Anton, Sausville, Martin. Back Row: Mr. Reardon. McCarthy, Gray, Davey. Woodhouse, Marache. Kim, Mr. Decock. 156 THIRD TEAM Front Row: T. VonStorch, Baumberger. Hall, Connell, Woodhouse. Martin, Platt, VanWagner. Goudreau, Apothaker. Back Row: Mr. Waller. McNinch. Brown. DeButta, Hand. Slowey, Buchman, Emptage. 157 FOURTH TEAM Front Row: Shannon, Dyal, Quartararo, Hickey, Coker, Flanagan, Moran, K. DeHoff, Damerau. Back Row: Klein, Waller, Faulconer, Tierney, Goldwasser, Rossano, Szamborski, Dickson, Sutcliffe, Willard, Warren, McMaster, Yee, Ryan, Rigney. 159 Wrestling 160 The 1980-81 varsity wrestling team benefited from its rebuilding program. The team started off with three impressive wins, then a loss to an inferior Avon team. The team picked up two hard-won victories. Then the momentum changed, and five straight losses followed. Two of the five losses were cases of bad luck. The season ended with a tremendous win over Canterbury. One highlight of the season was the Canterbury Tournament in which Trinity-Pawling wrestlers took from the 12 weight class seven first place trophies. Another highlight of the year was David Hobbs’ fourth place finish at the W.N.E.I.S.S.A. tournament, Many of this year’s lettermen will be returning for the ’81-’82 season, and the team is looking forward to another impressive record. Season Record: 6-6 Trinity-Pawling 59 Gunnery 6 Trinity-Pawling 42 ASD 27 Trinity-Pawling 36 South Kent 26 Trinity-Pawling 20 Avon 47 Trinity-Pawling 36 Kent 25 Trinity-Pawling 63 King 5 Trinity-Pawling 3 Kingswood 57 Trinity-Pawling 25 Hotchkiss 36 Trinity-Pawling 24 Salisbury 36 Trinity-Pawling 10 Taft 54 Trinity-Pawling 11 Hopkins 47 Trinity-Pawling 37 Canterbury 27 VARSITY Kneeling — Left to Right: King, Chase, Moy, Mosle, Hobbs. Gilkey, Steele. Paradis. Herr, Clark. Standing: Frost, Rossano, Miron. Jenks, Herschel, Foreman, McKittrick. Toomey, Wilkinson, Brownlee, Lubic, Palm, McCague, Coker, Mr. Buck, Mr. Ruoss. 161 Squash VARSITY SQUASH Standing — L ft to Right: Gilbert, Bodman, Holman. Derrico, Mr. Reade. Kneeling: Porter, Danforth, Goodman, von Storch. Varsity Squash Season Record: 10-7 Trinity-Pawling 5 Portsmouth 2 Trinity-Pawling 2 Moses Brown 5 Trinity-Pawling 4 Pomfret 3 Trinity-Pawling 3 Brunswick 4 Trinity-Pawling 2 Kent 5 Trinity-Pawling 7 Brooklyn 0 Trinity-Pawling 0 West Point 7 Trinity-Pawling 7 Canterbury 0 Trinity-Pawling 0 Vassar 7 Trinity-Pawling 4 Taft 3 Trinity-Pawling 0 Choate 7 Trinity-Pawling 4 Westminster 3 Trinity-Pawling 0 Williams 7 Trinity-Pawling 4 Williston 3 Trinity-Pawling 7 Brooklyn P.P. 0 Trinity-Pawling 6 Trinity J.V. 3 Trinity-Pawling 6 Brunswick 1 162 The 1980-81 Varsity Squash team compiled a strong record against other schools while faring less well against the college teams on the schedule. This year’s group of eight played a record twenty matches during the season. Captained by Wayne Goodman who played number three, the team’s lineup included Peter VonStorch at number one, Wally Danforth at Number two, seniors Jim Bodman, Tom Holman, Charlie Derrico at positions 4, 5, and 6, and Sandy Gilbert and Rich Porter vied for the number seven position most of the season. In the opening contest of the season, the Blazers on a trip to Portsmouth Abbey in Rhode Island won 5-2, losing the next day by the same score to Moses Brown, but ending the trip with a close 4-3 win over a strong Pomfret team. The team dropped their first match to Brunswick 4-3 but beat the same squad at the end of the season. Easy victories came over Canterbury twice, Brooklyn Poly Prep twice, but equally lobsided were the losses to West Point, Vassar Varsity, Williams JV, and Trinity JV. The team fared poorly against Choate’s strong club, losing 7-0 but lost only 5-2 against Kent and played a second match at the end of the season. With three underclassmen returning next year and a strong JV squad this year, prospects for the future are bright. 163 JV SQUASH Standing — Left to Right: Mr. Trister, Wans ley. McDermott, Brooks. Atkins. Smith. Street. Kneeling: Choate. Skiing JUNIOR VARSITY SKIING L ft to Right: Roberts, Gallagher, Vaccaro, Pember, Prokai, Gardner. O’Callaghan, Foreman, McKeown. Bedford. Mr. Cole. 164 VARSITY SKIING Left to Right: K. Murano, Stevens. Flynn, lx, Cooper, Yager, Hellier, B. Rogers, Norton, P. Murano, C. Foster. Siemon, Mr. Cole. The Trinity-Pawling ski team enjoyed a much more successful season than last year. After last year the team dropped from Division I to Division II. This allowed the team to be more competitive in its own league. The team had four seniors; Paul Murano, Chip Foster, Tom Norton, and Graham Atkinson. Atkinson, the team’s leading skiier and captain missed the season due to knee surgery. The team should be even more successful next year because of a strong nucleus. With Brian Rodgers, Skimmer Hellier, Nick Stevens, John Cooper, Bob lx, Andy Yeager, and Curtis Flynn all returning, the prospects look very good. 165 Girls’ Volleyball Girls Varsity Volleyball Record: 8-2-0 Trinity-Pawling 3 St. Margaret’s 0 Trinity-Pawling 3 Taft 1 Trinity-Pawling 3 Westover 1 Trinity-Pawling 3 Wooster 1 Trinity-Pawling 3 Canterbury 1 Trinity-Pawling 3 Gunnery 2 Trinity-Pawling 3 Canterbury 1 Trinity-Pawling 0 Hotchkiss Grammar 3 Trinity-Pawling 0 Hopkins 3 Trinity-Pawling 3 Wooster 0 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Stated Left to Right: Mrs. Hutchinson. Holbrook, Bradley, Lubic, Miss Edwards. Standing: Weber, Dumont, Baldassarri, deHoff. Missing: Lawrence. 1981 has been a very good year for the Varsity Volleyball Team. They have improved tremendously since last years season under the guidance of Mrs. Hutchinson and Miss Edwards, a new addition to the coaching staff. It has not been a building year with only one newcomer Collette Dumont, with returnees Natalie deHoff, Megan Holbrook, Mary Ann Lubic, Sharon Weber, Theresa Baldassarri, Grace Lawrence, and Captain, Yvonne Bradley. Their best game was against Gunnery, when they were losing 2-0 and made a comeback winning the next three games ending 3-2, T.P.’s Win!. They are looking forward to next years’ season. 167 •� YEARBOOK STA Standing: Back Row Left to Right: Smith. Stevens. Fuller. Pikramenos, Dorritie, Gilbert. Burgess. Mr. Hollis. Standing Front: Quartararo, Bradley, Derrico, Rollins, Parella, South, McCormack. Photography Editor John Dorritie Business Manager Tim Rollins Layout Editors; Charlie Derrico. Contributors . . . Mary Frances Matt, Gail Bradley. Bill Blodgett, Hyatt Choate. Brendan Smith, Ken Kyle, Kirk Vartan. Tom Kim, Jeff Gallop. Steve O'Brien 170 Editor in Chief Sports Editor Photographer Theo Pikramenos Andy Parella Sharon Weber i Advisor Mr. Hollis Delmar Representative Brian Hawthorne Pat McCormack Copy Editors Andy Fuller Yvonne Bradley Senior Editors Sandy Gilbert Tonv Quartararo 171 Left to Right: Burgess, Taylor, King. Clark, Smith, Brickelmaier, McCague, Inch, Ryan. Standing: Ryan. Hobbs, Ft. Orso. Dickson. Hunter. Rossano. Kneeling: Hall. Altidor, Bedford, Williams. 172 Hamilton, Van Dyne, McCormack, Yager, Solomon, Crompton, Sutcliffe, Fuller. Connell, Ehrhard, Apothaker, Strong, Gilbert Dickson, Jenks, Ft. Oreo. Allegaert, Tierney, Covington, McDermott, Lawrence, Lubic, Goldwasser, Holbrook, Marsh, Fr. Orso, Baldassarri, Brownlee, Gilkey, Bradley, Hall, Dumont, Hall. Hardy. Matt. Daniels, Busby. 173 Standing: Strong, Ashforth, Pikramenos, Derrico, Mr. Phil Smith. Seated: MeClatchy, Nelligan. 174 Standing: Derrico, Hobbs, Allegaert, Mr. Tillson, Kim, Mr. A. Smith, Coker, Brunton, Strong, Stevens, Chase. Bedft Seated. Ashforth, McKallor, McClatchy, Pikramenos, Matt, Kessler. SELECT CHOIR 175 Seated on Left: 1st Row: Chase, Burgess, Buchman, Van Dyne, Cragin. 2nd Row: Connell. Gilmor, Willard, Schore, Bedford. 3rd Row: Brunton, Yee, Woodward, Emptage. 4th Row: Marache. Me Linden, Brownlee. Atkins, LeBlond. Seated on Right: 1st Row: Slowey, Mansfield. Herr, Kennedy. 2nd Row: Scott, Harrison. Hall. Palmer, Platt. 3rd Row: Hall. McDermott, Flanagan. Hayum, Canada. T Seated: Kessler, N. DeHoff, Graeff, Choate, Bradley. Dyal, Swanke, Palm. Solomon. Standing: Tierney, K. DeHoff, Cook, Mr. Tanner. 176 Standing: Mr. Tanner, Tierney. Swanke, Choate. Seated: Abbott. On the steps: Bill Dickson, John Leonard, Charlie Derrico, Mark Mckallor, John Bissell, Steve O’brien. Steve Villa, Hunter Faulconer. Howard Coker, Tom Kim, Hays deButts, Rob lx, Kevin McClatchy, Pete Strong. Behind the railing: Sharon Weber, Dennis Kelly, Grace Lawrence, Megan Holbrook, Noelle Rodgers, Chris Davis, Jessica Goldman, Pete Atkins. Mary Frances Matt. Burr Mcdermott. Andrea Busby, Melinda Danials, Tim Hickey, Yvonne Bradley. Lawson Willard, Jeff Tracy, Bill Woodward. Colette Dumont, Tom Coker, Tom Ashfourth, Pete Duak, John Stites, Theo Pikramenos, Theresa Baldassarri, Bill Blodgett, Micah Chase, Jeff Hubard, Duncan Gilkey, Skip Palmer, John Cooper, Brian Rodgers. Mary Ann Lubic, Chris Moran, Sandy Gilbert, Mr. Tilson. 177 Left to Right: Vartan, Frost, Ryan (standing), Roasano, Paradis. Mr. Bacher Sitting: Marache, McDermott, de Hoff, Atkina, Von Acken, Sutcliffe, Steele, Cooper, McNinch. Standing: Willard. Woodward. Wienberger. Spanky, D. Murano, Gilmor, Goldwaaser, P. von Storch, McKallor, Kyle, B. Rodgers, Hardy, deButts, Ehrhard, Mr. Cole. 178 Ryan, M.A. Lubic, Rollins, Mr. A. Smith, Hubbard. Quartararo, M. Lubic. 179 l ft to Right: David Feldman, Joe Kennedy. Bob Froet, Sharon Weber. Karen Murano. Colette. Dumont. Nick Stevens. John Dorritie. Mark Couch, Geoffry Lineberger, Kirk Varttan, Lawson Willard. Eric Henderson. S. Taliaferro. Jim Burgess, Mrs. Hubbard, Peter Atkins, Rollins, David Von Ancken, Wienberger, Brian Waring, De King, Alex Paradis, Bill Blodgett. Bob Morrissey. Carl Damerau. Left to Right: Stevens Villa, Allegaert, Vaccaro, Fagan, Sutcliffe, O'Brien, O’Brien, Brownlee. Burgess, Gallop, Jenkins. Lawrence, Martin. Sitting: Foreman, Busby, Hubbard. 180 Sitting: Mr. Reade, Tracy, Canada, N. Rogers, K. Murano, Goldman, Waller. Standing: Gray, Tierney, Connell, B. Rogers, Kyle. P. Murano, von Storch, Streete, Willard, Brown, Hand, Hubbard, Bissell. Sitting: Buhl. Brickelmaier. deGedrinsky. Lee. Henderson. Bradley. Rogers. Dumont. Murano. Ms. Edwards. Standing. Waller. Murphy, Brownlee. Brown. Goldwasser. McKallor, Gray, Moele. Hall. 181 Left to Right: Mr. Abbott, Wansley, Ryan. Rossano. Finnerty. Hubbard. Brickelmier, Davis, Bedford. Back. Foreman. deGedrinsky. Senior Class Poll MOST POPULAR Derrico Pikramenos McClatchy MOST MATURE Derrico Ferraro Pikramenos PREPPEEST Hall Hunter Daniels BEST NICKNAME Wheezer Calrock Stump BEST NATURED Faulconer Goodman Nelligan FUTURE TRUCK DRIVER Rush South Lubic MOST BRILLIANT Foreman McCormack Rollins MOST RADICAL Rooney Hickey McClatchy DONE MOST FOR T-P Derrico Nelligan Pikramenos DONE T-P FOR MOST Atkinson LeBlond Satchjen SACK RATS Gesner Herschel Carroll, K. BEST LAUGH LeBlond Hickey Rollins MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED McCormack Foreman Nelligan O.T.L. Shannon Tytlar Gesner PLAYBOY Seibald Shannon Foster, C. ROWDIEST Rooney Carroll, M. 182 Foster, K. MOST RESPECTED Derrico Nelligan Pikramenos FAVORITE SAYING “Sap” “Tool” “I like it” BIGGEST JOCK Foster McLean Cunningham BIGGEST EATER LeBlond Hickey Herschel KEEPS D.C. BUSY Dupuch Errico Hempel STRAIGHTEST ARROW Gilbert Ashforth McCormack FIRST TO MAKE A MILLION Rollins Crompton Pikramenos TALKS MOST, SAYS LEAST Parella Oliva DeHoff FIRST MARRIED Gesner O’Brien, D. Rooney TALKS LEAST, SAYS MOST BIGGEST PERVERT Quartararo Swanke Morrell Cleary Derrico Jenks HAS THEM ALL FOOLED LeBlond Atkinson Coker FIRST TO GO TO JAIL Cleary Rush Holman ALWAYS LATE Herschel Altidor O’Brien QUIETEST O’Brien, D. Quartararo Planeta 183 FIRST TO RETURN Oliva Hall Ashforth MOST COMPATIBLE ROOMATES Rollins Pikramenos Gesner McLean GOLDEN SHOVEL Rollins Le Blond Atkinson COULDN’T CARE LESS Herschel Crompton Murano FAVORITE DOG Rocky FAVORITE MOVIE Caddyshack Billy Budd Pulls His Pud FAVORITE TV PROGRAM All My Children Ryan’s Hope FAVORITE MEAL SAGA MOST TYPICAL T-P STUDENT Ashforth Strong McClatchy 184 185 Senior Directory TOM ASHFORTH 5122 Round Hill Rd. Greenwich, CT 06830 3 Years 205-864-1632 Varsity Lacrosse — 1979, 1980, 1981; Varsity Football — 1979, 1980; J.V. Football — 1978; J.V. Hockey - 1979, 1980; 3rd Hockey — 1978; Outing Club — 1978; Art Club — 1979. OWEN ALTIDOR 112-34 38 Ave. Corona, Queens, New York, N.Y. 11368 212-426-0651 4 years Third Soccer — ’78, ’79, J.V. Soccer — '80, Varsity Soccer — ’81; Third Basketball — '78, J.V. Basketball — ’79, ’80, ’81; Varsity Basketball — '81; Third Baseball — ’78; Varsity Track — '79, ’80, ’81; Tour Guide; Senior Sacristan; B.S.U. GRAHAM ATKINSON 252 Paddock St. Watertown, N.Y. 13601 4 Years 315-788-8329 Varsity Skiing — '77, '78, '79, '80, '81; Captain; Varsity Baseball — ’80, ’81. “Four very small years.” THERESA BALDASSARRI Rural Route 2 Box 215 Pawling, N.Y. 12564 914-832-6582 4 Years Varsity Soccer — 1977-80; Varsity Volleyball — 1977-80; Varsity Tennis— 1978-81; Drama Club; Choir; Admissions Committee; Dance; Spanish Club. “Here’s looking at you, kid!” JOHN BEHR Rt. 8 Horsepound Rd. Carmel, N.Y. 10512 914-225-4747 4 Years 4th Soccer — 9th, 10th, 11th; Recreational Skiing — 9th-12th; Recreational Tennis — 9th, 10th; J.V. Cross Country — 12. JIM BODMAN 1336 30th St. N.W. Washington, D.C. 20007 202-737-2065 4 Years Varsity Squash — 10th, 11th, 12th, Captain 11th; J.V. Soccer — 9th, 10th, 11th; Tour Guide; Choir; Debate Club. “Climb every mountain.” YVONNE BRADLEY Prospect Street Pawling, N.Y. 12564 2 Years Varsity Soccer — 11th, 12th; Varsity Volleyball — 11th, 12th; Varsity Tennis — 11th; Varsity Lacrosse — Manager 11th; Band — 11th, 12th; Choir — 11th; Admissions — 12th; Drama Club — 11th, 12th; Yearbook — Copy Editor — 12th. ANDY BUSBY Reservoir Rd. Pawling, N.Y. 12564 914-855-3061 2 Years Varsity Soccer — 11th, 12th; Tennis — 11th, 12th. Those times are on my mind.” MARK CARROLL Long Neck Pt. Road Darien, CT 06820 203-655-0023 3 Years at T-P 4th Soccer — ’79, '80; Football — ’80; Wrestling — '79, ’80; Outing Club. “Happy hour is every hour in Johnson Hall.” HYATT CHOATE 42 Hundreds Circle Wellesley, MA 02181 617-237-4328 3 Years at T-P Varsity Football; JV Tennis; Spanish Club, Tour Guides; JV Squash; JV Football; Rec Soccer. “You know you love it.” PETER CLEARY 8 Whitestone Lane Rochester, N.Y. 14618 716-244-3024 3 Years at T-P Varsity Football; JV Football; JV Basketball; 4th Hockey; Chefs Club. “One taste is habit forming.” HOWARD COKER 1303 Greenbrier Road Hartsville, S.C. 2550 803-332-8992 1 Year Varsity Football; Rec Hockey; V. Lacrosse. JEFF COSTELLO Gypsy Trail Road Carmel, N.Y. 10512 914-255-5397 4th Soccer; 3rd Baseball; Rec Squash; Rec Skiing; Rec Tennis; French Club. BOB CROMPTON Runnymede RD 3 186 Coatesville, PA 19320 Tennis; Hockey; Skiing, Cross-Country; Soccer. “If you call some place Paradise, Kiss it goodbye.” SHAUN CUNNINGHAM 2 Quaker Hill Rd. Pawling, N.Y. 12564 914-855-3489 3 Years Varsity Soccer — 10th, 11th, 12th; J.V. Hockey — 10th; Varsity Hockey — 11th, 12th; Varsity Baseball — 10th, 11th. KEVIN R. CARROLL 27 Briarwood Drive New City, N.Y. 10956 (914) 634-5479 JV Football; JV Hockey Thanks to the two nuts on the fourth (J.D. D.W.) for making it hard to get back to second.” “Freedom just another word for nothing else to lose ...” SCOTT AGOR One Mandy Lane Mahopac, N.Y. 10541 (914) 628-8761 MELINDA DANIELS Wing Farm, Quaker Hill Pawling, N.Y. 12564 914-855-5891 3 Years Varsity Girls Soccer 3 Years; Rec Skiing 3 Years; Varsity Girls Tennis Sophomore Year; Varsity Lacrosse (Manager) 2 Years; Drama 2 Years; Admissions 1 Year. “Hold on. Baby hold on, there’s something on the way, your tomorrow is not the same as today. Kansas KURT JOHN-PAUL de HOFF Horse Pound Road Kent, N.Y. 10512 914-255-2978 4 Years Fourth Soccer 3 Years; Third Soccer 1 Year; Fourth Hockey 2 Years; Third Hockey 2 Years; J.V. Lacrosse 1 Year; Rec Tennis 1 Year; J.V. Tennis Manager. “A pitch is all it takes.” CHARLIE DERRICO 61 Ridge Drive Plainview, N.Y. 11803 516-822-8056 4 Years J.V. Football 1 Year, Varsity 2 Years; Hockey Thirds 2 Years; Squash J.V. 1 Year, Varsity 1 Year; Golf Varsity 4 Years; Layout Editor — Trinitannus ’81 CON ERRICO 166-31 9 Ave. New York City, N.Y. 212-767-4045 3 Years Fourth Soccer 1 Year; Thirds Basketball 1 Year; Varsity Golf 1 Yew; J.V. Cross Country 1 Year; Varsity Cross Country 1 Year. P. HUNTER FAULCONER m 9 Farmington Drive Charlottesville VA 22901 804-296-4895 Varsity Football 1 Year; Fourth Soccer 1 Year; Varsity Lacrosse 1 Year. MARIO FERRARO 566 Highland Ave. Ridgewood N.Y. 07450 201-444-7069 1 Year Assistant Coach J.V. Football. “At least I tried.” Jack Nicholson DAVID S. FOREMAN 510 49th Street Altoona, PA 16602 814-942-2390 2 Years Ski Team; Art Club; Photography Club; Newspaper Editor; Yearbook Photography. “New Brooms sweep well.” Freidank MATT FAGAN 294 Birch Pkwy. Wyckoff, N.J. 07481 201-841-0127 1 Year “The crux of the Biscuit is the apostrophe.” 187 CHARLES FISHMAN 6 Old Farm Lane Hartadale N.Y. 10530 914-946-5043 Heyyy ... Charles .. . DWIGHT D. FOSTER 112 Fairway Lane Pittsburgh PA 15238 412-963-7969 4 Years Varsity Lacrosse 2; Varsity Skiing 4; Fourth Soccer 2; Student Government 2. “Let’s get small.” Mario dies.” KEVIN FOSTER 321 Ridgewood Ave. Glen Ridge, N.J. 07028 201-748-2893 3 Years Varsity Football 3, Captain 2; Varsity Hockey 3, Captain 1; Varsity Baseball 3, Captain 1; Admissions tour; Usher 2. “If you really love something go for it.” ANDY FULLER 17 Orsini Dr. Larchmont, N.Y. 10538 914-834-2478 4 Years Fourth Soccer 3; J.V. 1; Varsity Baseball 2; J.V. Baseball 2; Rec Skiing 1; Yearbook Copy Editor 1. JEFFREY R. GALLOP Nicholas Place Briarcliff Manor, N.Y. 10510 914-762-2775 3 Years Rec Soccer 1; Rec Squash 1; Third Tennis 1; Yearbook Asst. Business Manager 1; Rec Golf 1; Yearbook Business Manager 1; Newspaper. “While on earth we are only young once. For that is all society can stand. But in the aftermath, I’ll take heaven for the climate, and hell for society.” Atilla the Hun KEN GESNER 314 Pearsall Ave. Ridgewood, N.J. 07450 201-652-4849 4 Years Varsity Soccer Manager 1; Varsity Tennis Manager 1; J.V. Football 1; Varsity Hockey 4. “Four years of intense B.S. is more than enough.” SANDY GILBERT 46 Ridge Acres Darien, CT 06820 203-655-8445 3 Years Third Soccer 1; Varsity Soccer 2; J.V. Hockey 2; J.V. Squash 1; J.V. Baseball 3; Art Club 2; Head Tour Guide 1; Senior Editor of Yearbook 1. “L.R. will overcome.” DUNCAN ADAMS CARTER GILKEY 5200 Klingle St. Washington, D.C. 20016 202-244-6243 4 Years J.V. Soccer 1; Varsity Wrestling 4; Drama Club 2. WAYNE GOODMAN 2827 Ramsgate NW Atlanta, GA 30305 404-355-8249 3 Years JV Soccer 1 Year; Varsity Soccer 1 Year; 2 Years Varsity Squash; 3 Years JV Lacrosse; Art Club; Photo Club; Outing Club. ‘Today is the first day of the rest of my life.” RALPH GRASSO 47 Berkeley Street Marlboro, MA 01752 Basketball Baseball. “Don’t Beg Midget.” GREGORY J.D. HALL Valley Farm Millbrook, N.Y. 12545 (914) 677-5000 JV Soccer; Skiing; Tennis 188 GARY HARRIS Route 216 Poughquag, N.Y. 12570 JV Football; 3rd Basketball; JV Baseball It’s important to be nice, but it’s nice to be important.” GARY C. HEMPEL RD 1 Bx 112B Hamburg, NJ 07419 201-827-5713 3 Years Karate 2 Years; Skiing 3 Years; Tennis 1 Year; Track 1 Year. “This is the End.” KEVIN HOBART HERSCHEL 3901 S. Granite Ave. Tulsa, OK 74135 918-627-2922 3 Years Varsity Football 3 Years; Varsity Wrestling 1 Year; Varsity Baseball 3 Years; Varsity Squash 1 Year; Varsity Skiing 1 Year. “Colorado Cannon girl that set me free, brown eyes in the morning looking back at me and just for that one moment, you are all that I see, searching for some other place to be.” TIM HICKEY 2 Leary Dr. Waterford, CT 06385 203-447-9572 3 Years Varsity Football 2 Years; Varsity Lacrosse 2 Years; JV Hockey 2 Years; Snack Bar Assistant Manager. “Celebrate Good Times Come On.” FREDERICK JOHN HIGGINS 419 Charles River St. Needham, MA 02192 444-3393 1 Year Varsity Hockey. TOM HOLMAN 1120 Ontario St. Shreveport, LA 71106 318-865-2144 4 Years 3 Football 9th; JV Squash 10th; JV Football 10-11; Varsity Squash 11-12; Rec Soccer 12; 3 Baseball 9-10; Rec Squash 9th; 3 Tennis 11; Chefs Club 11th; Art 9-10. ANDREW HUNTER 850 North St. Box 428 Greenwich, CT 06830 Soph. — Fall Soccer, Winter Skiing, Spring Lacrosse; Junior — Fall Soccer, Winter Skiing, Spring Lacrosse; Senior — Fall Girls Soccer Manager, Winter Squash, Spring Tennis; Outing Club; Acolyte; Senior Sacristan Cir. Manager; Columnist TP Times. ARTHUR F. JENKINS 12606 Garrison Forest Rd. Owings Mills, MD 21117 301-833-5239 2 Years Varsity Football 5th Form 6th Form; Varsity Wrestling 5th Form 6th Form; Varsity Lacrosse 5th Form 6th Form; Acolyte; Student-Life; TP Times. “Feats don’t fail me now.” ANTHONY WEST JENKS Britions Bridge Rd. Chadds Ford, PA 19317 215-388-6405 3 Years “It appears to be a long time coming.” KEVIN McCLATCHY 1621 11th Avenue Sacramento, California 95818 (916) 441-4949 Varsity Tennis; Varsity Basketball; Varsity Tennis “Cluett 2 South lives forever.” KENNETH C.K. MOY 2285 E. 21st Street Brooklyn, N.Y. 11229 4th Soccer; Varsity Wrestling; Tennis “Don’t look back; it may creep up on you.” 189 CHRIS KELLY South St. Patterson, N.Y. 12563 914-878-6790 2 Years JV Cross Country 11th; Varsity Basketball 11 12; Varsity Baseball 11 12; Tour Guide 12. GRACE MARTINA KINZIE LAWRENCE Titicus Rd. Star Rte. Purdy Station, NY 10578 914-669-5805 3 Years Girls Varsity Soccer 2 Years; Girls Varsity Volleyball 3 Years; Admissions; Newspaper; Drama. “What constitutes wickedness is a habit of indulging in pleasures that are hurtful to others.” Jeremy Bentham MARK LUBIC RD 12 Dixon Rd. Carmel, N.Y. 10512 914-623-3624 3 Years Varsity Soccer; J.V. Soccer; Varsity Wrestling; French Club; Lighting Club. “You are a loser until you stop thinking you are a loser.” JOE LeBLOND 194 Sunset Hill Rd. New Canaan, CT 4 Years Varsity Lacrosse. “I’m going to miss the haven.” MARY FRANCES MATT Quaker Hill Pawling, NY 12564 914-855-5140 3 Years Varsity Soccer 3 Years; Varsity Tennis 3 Years; Recreational Skiing 3 Years; Drama Club; Yearbook. “Don’t it always seem to go that you don’t know what you got, until it’s gone.” PATRICK L. McCORMACK 22 Myrtle St. Orono, ME 04473 207-866-2212 2 Years Varsity Soccer 2 Years; Varsity Hockey 1 Year; Varsity Lacrosse 2 Years; Yearbook; Layout Editor. GEORGE McGARRITY 4 Collier Dr. Carmel, NY 10512 914-225-8190 2 Years JV Soccer 1 year; JV Basketball 1 Year; 3rd Lacrosse 1 year; Varsity Soccer 2nd Year; Varsity Basketball 2nd Year; Lacrosse 2nd Year. JOHN W. McKEOWN 2760 Howell Mill Rd. NW Atlanta, GA 30327 404-355-2941 Soccer PG; Skiing PG; Tennis PG. All should live by the golden rule — but those who have the gold make the rules.” MICHAEL PAUL McLEAN (Sport) 55 Hesper St. Saugus, MA 01906 617-233-0779 4 Years Varsity Football 3, 4; Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4; Varsity Hockey 3, 4; Snack Bar Manager; Usher. “Set your sights for the things you love most then sweat for it.” 190 NICHOLAS B. MEADE 4 Abbies Lane North Falmouth, MA 02556 617-563-9030 Varsity Cross Country. “Park the Car.” Yarmouth, ME 04096 207-846-5672 Freshman 3rd Football; 3rd Hockey; JV Lacrosse; Sophomore Varsity Football; 3rd Hockey; Varsity Lacrosse; Junior Varsity Football; JV Hockey; JV Lacrosse; Senior Varsity Football; JV Hockey; Lacrosse. MIKE MORRELL RD 1 Falls Rd. Marcellus, N.Y. 13108 PAUL MURANO 42 High Ridge Rd. Brookfield Ctr. CT 06805 203-775-2876 4 Years 3 Years Varsity Skiing. STEPHEN T. O’BRIEN 64 Weskora Ave. Pleasantville, NY 10570 914-769-7953 2 Years 4th Soccer Junior; Skiing Junior; Golf Junior; Spanish Club Junior; Tour Guide Senior; Business Editor Yearbook Senior; Newspaper Senior. “Fides et Virtus.” LUKE G. NELLIGAN 110 W. Main St. Pawling, NY 12564 914-855-5580 2 Years Varsity Football 11, 12; Varsity Basketball 11, 12; Varsity Baseball 11, 12; School Evaluation Committee 11; School Store 12; Tour Guide 11, 12. NORTON TOM 21 Holton St. Winchester, MA 01890 617-729-6727 Post-Grad; Varsity Cross Country 1 Year; Varsity Ski Team 1 Year; Photography Club. Let the good times roll.” DAVID B. O’BRIEN Riverfield Farm Box 228 RD 1 Gilman Rd. CAL O’CALLAGHAN Mount Holly Road Katonah, N.Y. 10536 914-232-3371 3 Years Sophomore: V-Football, 3rd Hockey, J.V. Baseball; Junior; V-Football, J.V. Hockey, V-Lax Student Representative, Cluett 2 South; Senior: V-Football, Skiing, V-Lax. “One for the money, two for the show, three to get ready, Four to go .. . LEIGH OLIVA West Hill Drive Gates Mills, OH 44040 216-423-3216 4 Years 3rd Football — 2 Years; J.V. LaCrosse — 2 Years; 3rd LaCrosse — J.V. Football 1 Year; Rec Soccer. “Try a smile today and celebrate your life in a positive way God will bless you.” by Maurice White 191 THEO PIKRAMENOS P.O. Box N 4187 Nassau, Bahamas 809-325-3237 2 Years Soccer 1 Year; Squash 1 Year; Track 1 Year; Student Faculty Senate; Editor and Chief — Yearbook; Prefect; Weekend Activities. “History recalls how great the fall can be.” While everybody’s sleeping, the boats put to sea Borne on the wings of time It seemed the answers were too easy to find “Too late,” the prophets (profit) cry The islands sinking, let’s take to the sky.” Supertramp ANDY PARELLA 118 Overlook Terrace Roslyn, N.Y. 11577 J.V. Soccer, Varsity Soccer; J.V. Hockey, Varsity Hockey; Varsity LaCrosse 2 Years; Yearbook. “To be a good person is to issue forth good vibrations, because what you give out is what you get back.” Jon Anderson DOUGLAS PLANETA Quaker Hill Road 914-855-9387 2 Years J.V. Cross Country 11; 3rd Basketball 11; J.V. Football 12; Rec Tennis 11. ALEX PROKAI Leaf Court, RFD §4 Mahopac, N.Y. 10541 914-628-5955 3 Years Varsity Ski Team 10, 11, 12; 3rd Soccer 10; J.V. Cross Country 12; Rec Soccer 11; Rec Golf 11; Rec Tennis. TONY QUARTARARO Barmore Road LaGrangeville, N.Y. 12540 914-471-8687 3 Years Varsity Soccer 11, 12; Yearbook; Lighting Club. “When I carefully consider the curious habits of dogs, I am compelled to conclude that man is a superior animal. When I consider the habits of man, I confess my friend, I am puzzled.” Ezra Pound TIM ROLLINS 1060 Crest Valley Atlanta, GA 30327 3 Years Football 2 Years; Basketball 1 Year; Track 2 Years; Technical Advisor to Drama Department; Yearbook Chief Business Manager. “Feats don’t fail me now. DAN ROONEY 863 Osage Road Pittsburgh, PA 15243 412-341-1719 4 Years Football 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4. “That____________________ is no Good.” JOSEPH ROSSANO 316 Duck Pond Road Locust Valley, N.Y. 11560 516-676-7902 3 Years V-Track 1979, 80, 81; V-Skiing 79, 80; V-Cross Country 81; V-Wrestling 81; 4th Soccer 79, 80; Art Club 79, 80. 192 “Day destroys the nite, nite divides the day try to run to hide break on through to the other side.” JAMIE RUSH 4 Browning Dr. Ossining, N.Y. 10562 Varsity Football 2 Years; J.V. Basketball 1 Year; Varsity Basketball 1 Year. Italy,” “Hotel Demolition,” P.C., J.S., R.G., C.E. JEFFREY SACHTJEN 1 The High Road Bronxville, N.Y. 10708 914-337-1214 2 Years J.V. Soccer 1 Year; Varsity Soccer 2 Years; Art Club; Tennis; Squash. “I never met a man I liked who didn’t drink.” RUBEN SEIBALD Boy Ecuryweg 25 Curacao Nederlands Antilles 4 Years 599-9-36397 Karete; Soccer; Squash; Tennis. JOHN SHANNON 1 Meadowbrook Rd. Darien, CT 06820 203-655-3107 1 Year PG; 1 Year Varsity Manager; 1 Year 4th Hockey; Rec Golf; Tour Guide; 1 Year Jazz Band. “Think before you do It.” FRANK SOUTH 927 Valleyview Rd. Pittsburgh, PA 412-923-1892 3 Years 1 Year 3rd Hockey; 2 Years J.V. Hockey 2 Years J.V. Football 1 Year 3rd Tennis; Photo Club; Yearbook. PETER STRONG 137 Ridge Road Rumson, New Jersey 07760 201-842-8856 4 Years 2 Years Football, Varsity; 4 Years Hockey, J.V.; 4 Years Lacrosse, Varsity; 1 Year Cross Country, Varsity; Prefect; Student-Faculty Senate, 2 Years; Student-Life Committee, 2 Years. BRIAN SWANKE 38 Westfield Dr. Holliston, Mass. 01246 617-429-7492 1 Year 1 Year Varsity Hockey; Concert Band; Jazz Combo. “L’ameur. La vie, Les femmes., Le Hockey pas neceseremeut daus ce t ordre.” TOM FRANCIS TOOMEY (Tim) 500 East Center St. Manchester, CT 06040 Varsity Soccer; Varsity Wrestling; Weight Lifting Club; Choir; Black Student Union Government; Tour Guide; Math Club; Piano Club; Lacrosse Team. “Wingnut, F-Ball,” “The Force Brothers” “IyEEEEEEE. JEFF TYTLAR Farmers Mills Road Carmel, N.Y. 10512 914-225-7058 193 194 East 197 199 200 201 THE NATIONAL BANK OF PAWLING THE DANIELS AGENCY INSURANCE Route 22 Pawling, NY (914) 855-3300 Savings Bank Bldg. Route 22 Brewster, NY (914) 279-5070 21 Davis Ave. Poughkeepsie, NY (914) 471-2113 SECURITY WITH SERVICE SINCE 1926 202 FORD CARS TRUCKS RENTAL 1 LEASING ROUTE 22 • PAWLING N Y. • 914-8551600 PAWLING AG MARKET MAPLE BLVD. PAWLING, NEW YORK 203 Webatuck siesrtr VI rhjtuck Road Wmgdale. N Y. 12594 (914) 878 6216 CLOSED MONDAYS I o T)lte JJranJiny 3ron THE FINEST IN STEAKS ft SEAFOOD YOUR HOSTS RT 22 ANDY. ANITA PATTERSON. N Y DANNY ft SHIRLEY 1 4 Ml. 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New York 10601 Iflitty Hcg CM SI SC • ROLVNES AN RESTAURANT '6.X Oren 7 Days A Week PRIVATE BANQUET ROOM COCKTAIL LOUNGE TAKE OUT ORDERS MAJOR CREDIT CARDS RT 022 ft BIRCH HILL RD PATTERSON N Y 12563 914 � 870 9704 219 aJu aJwnb Jo Ae Jo aM 1981 ll HAMILTON PRESS, INC. COMMERCIAL PRINTERS OFFSET LETTERPRESS 90 SMELTER ROCK ROAD DANBURY CONN OM'O TEL |703) t%t 4404 With Compliments Of INTERCONTINENT CHARTERING CORP. Ship Brokers Marine Consultants Telephone: 212-248-2490 One Whitehall Street New York, N.Y. 10004 Compliments of GLASSELL PRODUCING CO. THE NATIONAL BANK OF PAWLING 3 West Main Street Pawling, New York 12564 Main Office fullI SERVICE LBANK Lobby Mon.-Thurs. 9-3 Friday 9-6 Saturday 9-12 Drive-In Mon.-Thurs. 9-5 Friday 9-3 Saturday 9-12 855-1500 Branches Beekman Branch Route 55 Poughquag. N.Y. 12570 724-5286 Pawling Branch Route 22 Pawling. N.Y. 12564 855-9100 Mon.-Thurs. 9-3 Friday 9-6 Member FDIC Saturday 9-12 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’81 MR. MRS. T.A. MARTIN Kinderhill Farm Old Chatham, New York 222 GRAND PATRONS Tim Rollins Mr. Mrs. Nick Pilramenos Mr. Mrs. Robert Parella Virginia Dameo Cooper Dr. Mrs. Mario P. Ferraro Mr. Mrs. Daniel M. Rooney Dr. Mrs. Charles J. Derrico Mr. Jean H. Paradis Carl Siemon Mr. Mrs. Edward P. Fagan Mr. Mrs. M. Lubic Mr. Mrs. Ralph Baldassarri Mr. Mrs. Frederick S. Gilbert, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Charles R. Carroll, Jr. Gisela and Bob O’Brien Mrs. W.R. Chappell Mr. Mrs. Furman South ill Michael Klein Mr. Mrs. R. Randall Rollins Mr. Mrs. John F. Dorritie Mr. Mrs. Joel Buchman Mr. Mrs. Herbert W. Marache, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Garrett Cleary Mr. Mrs. R. K. Leblond PATRONS Mr. Mrs. F. Warren Breig. Jr. C.K. McClatchy Mr. Mrs. Elmer Van Wagner Congratulations from St. Louis, Missouri Dr. Mrs. Paul G. Rossano Dr. Mrs. Arthur H. Schore Mr. Mrs. Richard S. Bodman Mr. Mrs. Donald F. van Dyne Winthrop Allegaert Dr. Mrs. John C. Daniels Mr. Mrs. John H. Williams Mr. Mrs. Don E. Ackerman Mr. Mrs. Vernon Meyer Mr. Mrs. John T. Whitely Sterling McKittrick Mr. Mrs. William L. Strong III Mr. Mrs. Russell E. Palmer Mr. Mrs. James E. Lineberger Dr. Mrs. Roderich W. Graeff Bruce Betty Ann Beresford Mr. Mrs. Robert C. Woodhouse The future is yours od well with it Mr. Mrs. John F. Connors, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Harold A. O'Callaghan, Jr. Robert Freeman Mr. Mrs. Paul M. Canada Grace Kennan Warnecke Dr. Mrs. Maxwell L. McCormack, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Anton J. Matt Compliments of the Kenilworth Contingent Mr. Mrs. Dennis W. Kelley Gunnar Palm Mr. S Mrs. T. Courtenay Jenkins, Jr. Mrs. Joan Errico Dr. Mrs. Laibe A. Kessler Mr. Mrs. Charles P. Woodward Mr. Mrs. A. Edwards Danforth