Kimball Union Academy - Concordia Yearbook (Meriden, NH)

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1977 volume:

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Frisby, Bertini, Gulick ' Captains ileft to right! Frisby, Logan D Qleft to rightj Ferriero, Lamscha, Parker, Ayres ..? Contents Dedication Headmaster's Address Faculty Seniors Sports Activities r Graduation Dedication . ' r 'WL A We, the class of 1977, dedicate our yearbook in gratefulness to two men who have given us and Kimball Union Academy years of valuable and devoted service. With the CONCORDIA dedication we also give these two men, George Akerstrom and George Prescott, our respect, our love, and our best wishes for the future. George Prescott ff' A lisf When we remember Kimball Union twenty-five years from now, we will probably remember only the good parts. We have a way of forgetting the bad. I expect it will be that way with us, but the question is, How will we remember? Will we be able to laugh about our experience together? I hope so and I hope we can be together so we can laugh together. Remember the good times because those memories make life enjoyable, or at least tolerable. Learn from the bad times, then forget them. I hope you will take a moment through the years to remind me of the good times. At the age l shall be, l may have a tendency to forget both the good and the bad. ln your class we finally have a full slate of officers-the first since 1966. You are a class of excellence, as evidenced by the standard you set in GUYS AND DOLLS and your spring sports successes. Your academic excellence has been evident in the competition which existed for the top academic average. You are also a class of latent talent. I believe the years will reflect growth far beyond anything you have shown us in the years you have been at Kimball Union. Mausi Olga Manno hasn't given twenty-six years of her life to Kimball Union without some considerable effect upon the atmosphere of the academy conveyed to so many generations of students and visitors. Since 1951, under Chief Brewster, Coach Carver, John Cotton and Tom Mikula, Mausi has served as hostess of the guest house, librarian and instructor in German. And much of the civilized grace which so many of us have come to associate with Kimball Union over the years has a direct correlation to the presence of this woman on the campus. This year, though she will remain as hostess of the guest house, Mrs. Manno is retiring from most of her active involvement with the academy-and, along with twenty-five other classes, the class of 1977 wishes to say, Thank you, Mrs. Manno, for all you have given to us. Mr. George Akerstrom, Athle- tic Director Mr. Thomas Mikuia, Headmaster ra 1, gageefff fuk? Mr. Dale Hanson, Assistant Headmaster Mr. Steve Bishop, Director of Studies M 4 id .wx 4 o.Lg .:niwn 4 Q ij' if' Mr. Chris Williamson fam... Mr. Paul Sheffg Department Chairman 'x , Dr. Dirck Messelaar Mr. Peter Holland Mr. Gordon Nye af, i ll X a ,win 2 , ian i 3 W' A fs , 5 2 xx Mr. Kenneth Cookg Frenchg Department Chairman Mrs. Nancy Pondg French MM 5 W W fiiff ' i I Mrs. Jamyn Sheff Si husbandg Spanish Miss Patricia Whitneyg Spanish Mr. John Wellsg Latin 6 ,N x Mr. Stephen Bishopg Department Chairman Mr. Richard Hap Ridgway Mr. Georg Feichtinger Mr. Dale Hansong Department Chairman M rs. Pamela Bonanno 2' Mr. Douglas Clark Mrs. Jane Hughes Mr. William Hett M r. Jeffrey Cutts Ox Mr. Frank Willard Mr. Richard Bonannog Department Chairman Mr. Ed Macaulay Si friends 8k Faculty Cup Mr. John Donaghy Mr. Robert Jambackg Department Chairman I' M rs. Betsy Macaulay Mr. Nicholas Page fi L Mr. Ira Townsend, treasurer Mrs. Elva Mikula Mr. Mark Holt, reading Egg? Q ff W , ww WN ll, Mrs. Linda Willard, reading Miss Charlotte Mackay, reading Mr. Parker Jones, publications Tad tennis baseball ski team KUA outing club special thanks to Mr. Donaghy for making the dorm life a little more pleasurable awright! awright! the smoker you get, the player you drink . Baldwin, Jr. J e f f r e Y B H z i I c h u k David M Bean Daniel R. Bertini Bert. . .Daniel. . .Dan. . .varsity soccer. . .varsity basketball. . . varsity baseball. . .varsity lacrosse. . .Redneck Ensemble. . .The Skin of our Teeth.. .athletic council. . .glee club. . .student council And it goes on and on, Watching the river run Further and further from things that we've done, Leaving them one by oneg And we have just begun Watching the river run. Ken Koggins Field hockey basketball swim team . . . softball . . . lacrosse . . . Lucy in You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown ... glee club Happiness is a butterfly, which when pursued, is always just beyond your grasp, but which, if you will sit down quietly, may alight upon you. N. Hawthorne . f,-, . , N . -l 1 ..,...-L Q V, ,1,. ,y-A - sally s. 6 V H I1 37 Ralph s. Block Q cross country track ski jumping alpine skiing Take a look, 'cause what the future's holdin', Won't be yours if you don't heed this call, Life is a game. And the stakes will remain the same, Now you've gotta chooseg is the devil gonna lose Or win again. Kansas. soccer. . .hockey. . .rec. tennis. . .reo. skiing, , .Guys and Dolls lBranniganl. . .Skin of Our Teeth. . .class secretary. . .Rowe boy. . .four years. David R. Burnside Donner D. Carr 55, X ab 2,5162 X M: g ai V X X N N A WNW :bl .ul 'N dw 1'iwTwlwwfwmix? X X Nm xx W W Y Case. . .soccer. . .basketball. . .Iacrosse. . .4 years ...Rowe boy. . .Spanish ill . . .Skin of Our Teeth ...BIood's Brook at 5:00 'it David Casey There's a world you're living in i No one else has your part. In the mountains, in the cities, you can see the dream. Look around you. Has it found you? Is it what it seems? eather Elizabeth Cate tennis. . .co-captain soccer. . .swim team ...Iacrosse. . .Abigail Adams in 1776 ...Student council secretary. . .tutoring . . .library assistant 'Tradition is the living force that animates and informs the present. . .far from implying the repetition of what has been, tradition presupposes the reality of what endures. Igor Stravinsky Dongil Cho 1'1- Representative of Korea. . .Cho-Cho. . . Mr. 3.99. . .Choseph. . .Dong. . .soccer ...baseball. . .weight lifting. . .swimming Progress and regret are proportional. Making progress in life adds a feeling of regret to us. But let's try to make fruitful progress without regret. N -f--f1' -- l William Joseph Clancy Bill. . .Clanker. . .Billy Belay on Clancy . . .football. . .basketbaII. . .track ttri-cap- tainj. . .Hell buggy rider club.. .former vertibrae society member KIA. . .cloak and dagger, the whole kit. . .after dinner tennis gig. Dam the rivers and x?1ht! the watersheds. Boz. . .pottery. . .captain's club. . .3rd floor DR. .. tennis the box return to school parties with Hopper. . .honorary Wombat. . .New London episode. I must be traveling on now, 'cause there are too many places I've got to see. If I stay here with you Qgirli, well, things Just couIdn't be the sameg because I'm as free As a bird now-And this bird you cannot change. .. Lynyrd Skynyrd- Free Bird 3 E 5 f if . Mlwf' W , , XJ. V ' V 5 ii. Duck. . .4 years varsity football. . .4 years varsity lacrosse. . .2 years varsity wrestling. . .hangover. . . red-eyed...dog tired satisfied...it's a long road and a little wheel and it takes a lot of tums to get there. Q w ww JamesA Dlxon Jr X xg, wx W Q X -wil it , if ,x- , W xx ww,- W w, w ww M, 1- ,, . N 'N Geoffrey R Flickinger Flick Flicky hockey captain of tennis team student council outing club twhen I make ity class agent fmoney, ya know, likej Hell, the sun's up now and it's time to roll, Yeah, ya know there ain't no better time than early in the mornin' to be walkin' down that road. Jerry Jeff Walten it ' Fors. . .soccer. . .ski team. . .lacrosse . . .Prsiisy. . .homeward bound parties . . .3rd floor DR. . .president of student council ,dum .iii . ig P' ci. V ,Qt , . 4 ?f'j--.2 'fa , P., -n KT N- 5-v ef.. 1 --is-W XX Wm-,,,. we 4 as-ggi V-ww-K Crazy Italian. . .tennis. . .skiing. .. lacrosse.. .weight lifting. . .hiking ...fishing. . .some shooting Thou shalt not harm me without impunity. Edgar Alan Poe ' . ill! if ' U 3 I' Ll I' C Frisbo. . .Bo. . .varsity soccer tcaptainl. . . varsity hockey. . .varsity lacrosse. . .student food service accountant. . .Shooter's room- mate. . .What an amazing amount of time I spent trying to figure out how things really are , when all the time they weren't. Quan! kit. wer .t X if O.J. Brew Brew varsity soccer. . .varsity skiing. . .var- sity basketball varsity la- crosse drama glee club .. . Redneck Ensemble ... student council athletic council . . . class president Laugh and the world laughs with you. Love and you love alone. James Thurber U i c Jeffrey W. Ham Hamster Hamma soccer hockey ... baseball ... skiing ... hiking ... B team ... Pondy's table 'sl Helfy tennis motorcycling basket- ball newspaper editor yearbook business manager 3rd floor DR Dreams of the future, remember the past, but always enjoy the present. Eric Landers Helff 1 I Ea? P Joyce M Hester .fi -f'5'i-'Effie A - sw- Paul W. Hickey H.. Mk 1 0 W Auf .f wg 'F Hicks. . .soccer. . .swimming. mus IC... 3rd floor D.R., cell H312 fu Mark W. Hopkins Hooper J.V. soccer rec. skiing varsity lacrosse the box 3rd floor DR return-to- school-party club lpresidentl New London episode lf all be true that l do think, There are five reasons we should drink Good wine-a friend-or being dry- Or lest we should be by and by- Or any other reason why. Henry Aldrich .l i W4 Walt Wally 4 year man ... SMUlBound y . .. Pliiball freaklf.. loves those Dallas cowboy cheerleaders soccer hockey tennis baseball la- crosse Skin of Our Teeth Midsummer Night's Dream honor role We can complain because rose bushes have thorns, or rejoice because thorn bushes have roses. Walter William Howell There are times when life will be like the romlandgimesawhenl liteJuilLbe like the thorn. One of the hardest tasks in this world is to take the rough times and treat them as part of your education in life. lf you can accomplish this, you have probably given yourself the best education of all. Brett R. Hughes varsity soccer...varsity skiing Qjumplalpinei ...tennis. . .student council.. .art editor of now defunct Merisian When to the heart of man was it ever less than a treason to bow and accept the end of a love or a season. Ft. Frost Let's see with our heart These things our eyes have seen, and Know the truth will lie Somewhere in between. Jonathan G. Ilg varsity soccer. .varsity tennis. . .basketball ...skiing. . .softbalI. . .stamp collection... sports editor of newspaper. . .proctor. .. success is reaching out for everything life has to offer X Xu Qdiiiff WA jg! 6 I1 I1 lngies Captain Cap soccer baseball Captains' club DR 3rd floor New London episode cruising with Charlie e if . Jif55 M Jiro. . .Strobe. . .soccer. . .skilng. . .track ...existing at KUA. . . be mellow Boo. . .Boo Bear. . .tennis . . .cross country. . .news- paper William B. Jones, Jr. Whatever it is, I'II deny it ere f?Q5? lE5 I r A H' . J field hockey. . .swimming. . .lacrosse . . .softbaIl. . .editor of yearbook. . . editor of newspaper ' Judy lf you have built castles in the air, your work need not be Iostg that is where they should be. Now put the foundation under them. Thoreau soccer ski team bicycling track roof climbing 4th floor DR Go ahead, if'possibIe niston Gerard C ' ' Z if 'ff he varsity hockey. . .varsity lacrosse. . .headwait er. .,.assistant waiter. . .hell buggy rider 1? me Jeffrey R. Lamscha A Lambsh. . .soccer. . .hockey. . .basebaII. . . A day is like a traing you have to ride it to the end of the line . 1B.T.Oj David Eugene Landry James G. Logan Robert Bachman Lovejoy wx Joseph G. IVIcCarthy Jeffrey J. IVIcLaughlin Charles E Metz III Ricardo Antonio Midence Rico. . .Cardo. . .varsity soccer . . .varsity lacrosse. . .New Lon- don episode Lainez One man that has a mind and knows it, can always beat ten men who haven't and don't. 75 bay 'R 76 r x W ,,wWQWQWWXXXXNXMWMWMWW ., .,.,. 'f Jim. . .Pancho. . .Jimbo. . .fall tennis. . .ski team.. .var- sity tennis team. . .dramatics. . .sports writer for The Kimball Union. I 9 3 I' I1 Thomas Martin Derek If you're gonna do it, damn it, give it your best shot. The midnight gangs assemble and pick a rendezvous for the night. We'II meet 'neath the giant Exxon sign which brings the fair city iight. Down in Junglelandf' B. Springsteen Shoots. . .Shooter. . .cross country icaptaini. . . wrestling foo-captainb. . .weight lifting. . .3rd floor proctor. . .student food service manager. , .Frisbo's roommate. David S. Parker Chip. . .soccer. . .ski team. . .track icaptaini. .. drawing. . . Life's a bust and you do what you must iBob Dylanj Geoffrey R. Pitcher Pow Pitons Dave soccer basketball track hell buggy rider club court jester falling, belay when ready! Scituate, all right! Putt. . .K.P .... Bonzai.. .field hockey . . .track. . .basketbalI. . .cross-country skiing.. .softbaII.. . DracuIa ... The Skin of Our Teeth . . .headmaster's council. . . Katherine L Putnam And so, my friend, as you diffuse into this infinite universe, forget not that journey inwardg for it is there that we shall someday be reunited in a joyous impulse of our souls. John E. Rhodebeck, Jr. Jay.. .Fihody.. .J.V. soccer. . .varsity doubles tennis. . .frisby. . . I'm outa here! . . . Open the windows u Q li if 1. ' , I is if ' ' 'tr G Munch Munchkin hockey soccer baseball tennis proctor of Chellis writer for student newspaper It has been a good four years, but I am glad to get out of here. Frederick E. Schmelzer He who studies on a school night is a pufta. A good man, through obscurest aspiration, Has still an instinct of the one true way. Goethe The road is long and dusty, the outlook bleak and grim, the time is now, I have no choice, my journey must begin. D.E. Landry fur! L wsu VV fRs f'C :A it An, .334 XX A1 Wg? ,WWF W wifi? I1 MW rr. i n Marc H. Son Don't walk in front of me I may not follow Don't walk behind me I may not lead Walk beside me And we'II travel many roads- Together. ' Maybe there are no more doors If this is so, I'm glad the Last one opened up on you. Should I go ahead? l'Il leave A trail of bread crumbs or multi- Colored twine, to help me find my Way back to this happy place. Be short, but brief. Sonny. . .varsity soccer. . .hockey. . .baseball ...captain of the hockey team...athIetic council Bita Solhjoo x V Susanne L Strong Tamison Kelsey Strong g Allan R. Stuke 5' X 2 , 5 I X ,5 Q 5 M p r X 5 4 'Q I ' 1 , ,J K ' 1. , Q ER Scott Owen Teevens Teeves football hockey baseball clean my room a major activity school time, fool time, party time, fine time. Someday I must give up this mad, carefree existence! Say what you have to say, not what you ought. Any truth is better than make believe. Rather than love, than money, than fame, give me truth: I sat a table where there were rich foods and wine in abundance, an obsequious attendance, but sincerity and truth there were not, and l went away hungry from the inhospitable board. Thoreau W. Robert Westlake Rob Bob rec. tennis rec. skiing track team tennis team ... acting ... variety shows ... student help program football wrestling icaptainl track sleeping proctor of Chellis crew chief Scoots Scotty It takes a lot of hard work and sweat, but when you can see the light at the end, it's worth it. J a s m f' e ' V S e w P. S 98 'll Anne E. Wolterbeek Anna Banana Anme Oakley Instant Blush Dutch Glrl A 8-L W rootbeer Anna Alcohollc varsuty field hockey basketball lacrosse social committee proctor of Hazelton Martha Jefferson ID 1776 Sarah Brown ID Guys and Dolls glee club yearbook committee corder group. i EY Football l , , Q ,, W, f ,s ' l L ,V 5 V, ff, M 4- fa i,,,.,,,:l ll N ,,, L, X , A Mvwlllllllllhul-f iw -.will fi it . Left to Filght: Back Row, Erb, McCarthy, Gagnon, Williams, Johnson, Gllbert, Allen, Wenz, Teevens, Stansfleld, Berwick, Middle Flow, Coach Nye, Coach Flldgway, Prlce, Rees, Martin Johnston, Crane, Reynolds, Wagner, Davis, Quartarone, Stuke, THE SEASON Cushing-KUA L Andover J.V.'s-KUA W Procter-KUA W Williston-KUA W Holderness-KUA W Vermont-KUA L 100 X- -f M,-,lb iw , ,W ' ', ,, , wi w J 1- , l- ' A ,lm M A -iw Y3,,,,a-l ,lit , Y ll- WW l. l ww: , Midgley, McGee, Clancy, McLeod, Kidder, Papas, Hett, Mosher, Pappas, Coach Cuttsg Front Row, Coach Macaulay, Ablatti, Pennington, Bullen, Logan, Danforth, Carr, Schmelzer, Shaw, Bean, Dixon, Hartman, Kane, Haddad, Coach Donaghy. ' l Varsity Soccer 'i Left to Right: Back Fiowg Goodwin, Carr, Temple, Parker, Hubsch Hughes Metz Ayres Burnside, llg, Blanchard, Robinson, Leavitt, Bush, Coach Feichilnger Front Bow Lamscha Gulick, Bertini, Frisby, Ferriero. Winchendon-KUA Holderness-KUA NmNHampwn-KUA SLPmWs-KUA Hoiderness-KUA Proctor-KUA Vermont-KUA Proctor-KUA New Hampton-KUA Cushing-KUA KUA OPP. 6 0 i 0 4 1 2 2 1 5 0 1 2 3 2 2 3 4 0 5 1 J. V. Soccer Left to Flight: Back Flow, Coach Sheff, McLaughlin, Pow, Dann, Landry, Dolan, Ham, Cho Howell, Berkeley, Doughty, Fratlnig Front Row, Lindenthal, Flhodebeck, Hopkins, Soeharto Frlsby, Casey, Jiras, Keniston. 'l F' 6 :Hb Girls' Soccer tt. , , Left to right: Back Ftowg Coach Whitney, Tulloh, Robinson, Gillam, Cantini, McMillan, Burnside, Leavitt, Larsen, Leavitt, Cate, Front Ftowg Stettenheim, Leavitt, Rees, Grearson, Hahn, Yates, Boggis, Seal, Shaugnessy. KUA OPP. White Mountain-KUA 1 3 Proctor-KUA O 1 White Mountain-KUA 3 3 Proctor-KUA 2 2 Dublin-KUA 0 1 Holderness-KUA 1 O Holderness-KUA snow Dublin-KUA snow if iw it 3' , ,,...,,, , W Field Hockey an X 3, V , i J, H if 5571 . . 'QW . 1- + . nf .Ni 4? 'f-is EH ' E1 ., g Q 293 ' C ., , ? E! Left to Right: Back Row, Putnam, S. Strong, H. Strong, Judy, Wolterbeek Kurth Cobb Coach Zollerg Front Row, Lemere, Isaac, T. Strong, Bevan, Hester, Childs. X , X Cross Country ' ,A W mv 1 .rwf-A ' At Ai At At At At 106 M VM . rr , Left to Willardg Right: Back Rowg Collatos, Park, O'Meara, Te Front Rowg Quashie, Rivera, Bryant, Block, Pitche rry, Jones, Haddad, O'Hearn, Coach r. Holderness-KUA 3rd of 8 Home-KUA 3rd of 7 St. PauI's-KUA 2nd of 3 Proctor--KUA 2nd of 6 Vermont-KUA 2nd of 5 New Hampton-KUA 5th of 5 Varsity Hockey Left to Flight: Back Flow, Coach Akerstrom, Kennedy, Fllcklnger, Mallhot Teevens Logan Ayres Ferriero, Coach Nyeg Front Row, Stuke, Pitcher, Leavitt, Smith, Son Wishniewski Klvney Frisby, Robertson, Lindenthal. SLPmWs-KUA Holderness-KUA Holderness-KUA Bishop Connally-KUA Appleby College-KUA NJRmmms-KUA South Kent-KUA Medford-KUA Middlebury JV-KUA New Hampton-KUA Homhkms-JQUA Proctor-KUA Vermont-KUA Vermont-KUA Don Bosco-KUA Phillips Exeter-KUA Norwich JV-KUA Mt. Hermon-KUA New Milford-KUA Dartmouth JV-KUA UVM JV-KUA UVM JV-KUA Norwich JV-KUA Phillips Andover-KUA KUA OPPONENTS 4 5 9 2 15 3 6 1 9 7 4 5 5 2 5 3 3 6 4 2 2 3 14 4 3 8 4 5 6 8 3 1 6 4 4 2 16 2 3 15 4 6 6 3 4 7 2 5 y J.V. Hockey Left to Right: Back Flow, Coach Jamback, Howe, Ham, Cushing, Davis, Rees, Dolan, Hubsch Limingg Front Fiowg Dann, Aldrich, Megan, A. Pappas, C. Pappas, King, Builen, Shaw. Reserve Hockey +1914 Left to Flight: Back Rowg Howell, Doughty, Gagnon, Outerbridge, Thompson, Hite, Webber, Coach Holland, Front Flow, Sherman, McConneI, Lamscha, Martin, Nader, Goodwin, Haddad. Varsity Basketball Left to Right: Back Row, Coach Clark, Rivera, Strowman, Sierra, Schmelzer Gullck Pow Soeharto, Coach Hettg Front Ftowg Bertini, Clancy, Dixon, Kennedy Vermont Tabor Wilbraham Monsow New Hampton Proctor Mount Hermon Vennont Brevvster New Hampton PhiHips Exeter Cusmng Brewster Cushing PhHHps Andover KUA OPP 64 42 40 78 37 93 68 89 66 77 33 105 82 87 68 108 68 81 53 56 57 75 56 108 69 102 56 123 J. V. Basketball 0 1' 5 5 arg X Left to Right: Coach Bonanno, Carrick, Kane, Blanchard, Stearns, Casey, Helff, Iig, Bush, Abiatti, Berwick, Clark. Girls' Basketball Left to Flight: Back Flow, Isaac, Solhjoo, Wolterbeek, H. Strong, L. Leavitt, Cobb, Larsen, Coach Zollerg Front How, Childs, M. Leavitt, Hester, Bevan, Quashie, Michaud. Swimming Left to Flight: Back Row, Coach Macaulay, S. Strong, Jardim, Judy, V. Leavitt, Herrin, Hickey, Coach Wells, Front Row, Kennedy, Cho, Landry, Kurth, Boggs, Burnside, Hitchcock. Wrestling A 4 1 Left to Flight: Back Row, Winn, Cohen, Crane, Gastonguay, Hallenborg, Stansfield, Bean, Coach Saxeg Front Row, Williams, O'Hearn, Y, f ,,. Skiing Varsity Alpine: Left to Filghtg Park, Baldwin, Hughes, D. Carr, Pennington, Allen, Mldgley, T. Carr, Coach Willard. f l ie? Varsity Jumping: Left to Right, T. Carr, Hughes, D. Carr, Coach Feichtlnger, Pennington, Keniston, Coffin. Cross Country: Left to Right, Landry, Bryant, Meeker, LeMere, McLeod, Coach Donaghy. l l ,S as U?-' ,q ff xi J' A 17, .f - E Q X. 'v .F J. 9 I' . ,ui J.V. Jumping: Left to right, Pierce, Park, Coffin, Leyden, Midgley, Parker, Block, Collins, McGee, Coach Feichtinger. ff If J.V. Alpine: Left to Flight, Price, Qulgg, Nadeau, Pierce, Berkeley, Leyden, Senal, Gilbert O'Neill, Friedman, O'Mara, Coffin, Block, Hartman, Erb, Robinson, Kenworthy, Cantini, Collins Coach Whitney, Coach Feichtinger Varsity Lacrosse Left to Right: Back Flow, Gagnon, Danforth, Frlsby, Forsley, Schmelzer Midence Bertini McLeod: Middle Fiowg Coach Akerstrom, Hopkins, Kidder, Gullck, Logan Quartarone T Carr Gilbert, Front Row, Casey, Ferriero, Takai, Kivney, Stuke, D. Carr, Lindenthal Coach Macaulay New Hampton-KUA Holderness-KUA Vermont-KUA Proctor-KUA Hanover-KUA Mt. Hermon-KUA Winchendon-KUA New Hampton-KUA SLPmWs-KUA Proctor-KUA Vermont-KUA 114 KUA OPP. 18 3 12 6 10 9 9 5 19 1 6 7 9 2 17 7 7 2 8 17 17 8 J. V. Lacrosse Left to Flight: Coach Hett, Friedman, Thompson, Howe, Kennedy, Dann Haddad Bloomberg McCarthy, McGee, Howell, Flees, Crane, Soeharto, Olsen, Klmball, Marlln O Meara Bazllchuk Sherman, O'Mara, Blunt. Cardigan-KUA Proctor-KUA Woodstock-KUA Holderness-KUA Vermont-KUA Mt. Hermon-KUA Proctor-KUA Hanover-KUA Vermont-KUA Woodstock-KUA Cardigan-KUA KUA OPP. 8 7 8 5 3 2 5 4 11 2 6 0 7 6 4 9 13 1 5 2 10 7 Varsity Baseball KUA Noble and Grenough W Providence Country Day L New Hampton L St. Paul's L Vermont Academy L Mt. Hermon L Proctor W Vermont Academy RAIN Holderness W Holderness W Left to Flight: Back Flow, Coach Bishop, Ham, Hubsch, Shaw, Dolan, Ingalls, Bullen, Wisniewski Front Flow, McLaughlin, Son, Lamscha. Teevens, Metz, Aldrich, Coach Nye. J. V. Baseball Left to Right: Back Rowg Cushing, Abiattl, Berwick, Reynolds, Emerson, Blanchard, Berwlck, Clark, Fletcher, Coach Cults, Front Row, Landry, Lovejoy, Senal, Hite, Pappas, Carrick, Soeharto. Reserve Baseball W Left to Right: Back Row, Bloom, Johnson, Terry, Vargas, Winn, Meeker, Front Rowg McConnell, Hitchcock, Walz. 45:12, 117 Varsity Tennis Left to Right: Coach Hidgway, Coffin, llg, Fllcklnger, Bush, Helff deFranceaux Nadeau Holderness-KUA Brewster-KUA New Hampton-KUA N.PmWs-KUA Woodstock-KUA Vermont-KUA Proctor-KUA Woodstock-KUA Mt. Hermon-KUA Vermont-KUA Holderness-KUA Proctor-KUA KUA OPP. 4 5 9 O 6 3 Rain 5 4 8 1 7 2 6 2 6 2 4 0 5 3 5 4 J. V. Tennis ? Qui Left to Right: Megan, Kane, Haskell, Strowman, O'NeiII, Midgley, Peabody, Coach Jamback. I ' I G lrls Ten nls 3 fd 495 s Left to Right: S. Strong, Solhjoo, Cantini, Kennedy, Michaud, Kurth, Robinson, McMillan, Coach Whitney. Softball Left to Flight: Back Flow, Seal, Cobb, Hahn, T. Strong, Shaugnessy, Cate, Larsen, Judy, Gillam Wolterbeek, Coach Zollerg Front Row, LeMere, Childs, Guild, Isaac, Bevan, Webber, Grearson Boggis, Rees, Stettenheim. . Golf Left to Flight: Price, Ayres, Boggs, Kennedy, Gilbert, Bean, Pitcher, Mader, Coffin. Track Left to Right: Coach Williamson, Pow, Munro, Jardim, Williams, Erb, Bevan, Dixon, Bryant, Kenworthy, Parker, Pennington, Mosher, Clancy, Leavitt, Leyden, Rivera, Allen, Johnson, Landry, Blunt, Stearns, Block, Scolero, Haddad, Jiras, Coach Donaghy. BOYS Hartford-KUA 82-Hartford 58 Oxbow-KUA 100-Oxbow 40 Vermont-KUA 93-Vermont 47 New Hampton-KUA 90-New Hampton 49 Dublin-KUA 117-Dublin 22 Lakes Region Championships-KUA 1st Tri Meet-KUA 61, Gov. Dummer 74, St. PauI's 38 Lebanon-KUA 74-Lebanon-66 GIRLS Hartford-KUA 25-Hartford 78 Oxbow-KUA 63-Oxbow-36 Tri Meet-KUA 30, Exeter 75, St. Lakes Region-KUA 1st Windsor-KUA 15-Windsor 59 Lebanon-KUA 47-Lebanon 53 Paul's 24 Left to Right: Coach Williamson, Parmenter, Tulloh, Herrin, Hester, L. Leavitt, Putnam, Burnside, H. Strong, M. Leavitt, Quashie, Coach Donaghy. E filings:-q-q., it 9 if Q. H' 2 i if Activities euyefxnd CAST IN ORDER OF APPEARANCE Nicely-Nicely Johnson ................ Doug Bullen Benny Southstreet ...... Rusty Charlie ........ Sarah Brown ......... Arvide Abernathy .... Martha ............ Agatha .......... Harry the Horse ...... Calvin .................. Lieutenant Brannigan .... Nathan Detroit ......... Big Jule ............. Angie the Ox, ..... Liver Lips Louie .... Society Max ...... The Greek ......... Scranton Slim ........ aearandreofuefeates. 4 Peter McConnel . . . . .Mark Megan Ann Wolterbeek . . .James Dixon . Jessie Grearson Wendy Stettenheim Bill Bevan . . . . .Andy Collins .. . . . Dave Burnside . . . . . Rob Westlake . . Scott Williams .....Ned Midgley .. . . . Denis Gagnon .....Jim Nadeau Buddy Erb .. . . . Mark Davis R'lCk Eeivittii i GamblerlWaiter ..... ..... C hip Allen GambIerlM.C. ..... ..... J on Carrick Gamblers ...... ..... B ob O'Meara, John Landry Miss Adelaide .... Sky Masterson .... Joey Biltmore .... Chorus Girls . . . General Cartwright ..... Mimi ............... Drunk ............. Cuban Dancers ..... Le'Ann Leavitt . .Brian O'Mara . . . . . Donner Carr Leza Childs, Mary Gillam, Vicki Leavitt, Damita Quashie, Martha Webber .. .Pam Burnside . . . Kelley Herrin . . . Nelson Rivera Jim Dixon, Kelley Herrin Nelson Rivera, Damita Quashie ORCHESTRA Plano ..... ..... N ick Page Trumpet. . . Cello ..... ..... N ancy Pond Oboe ..... ..... S ue Strong Trombone ....... Flute ..... ..... H olly Strong Percussion . Kathy Tulloh Mark Johnston Rob Stowman Walter Howell John McConnel Tim Winn WERE B NGPEACE E W' UV M420 PR F L5 , 5 Q .2 'U 0 , V gli. 3,52 V 1 V .4 V N N CAST IN ORDER OF APPEARANCE Theseus .................. . . . Tim Kane Hippolyta .... ...Pam Burnside Philostrate .... ...Walter Howell Egeus ....... . . .Jeff Goodwin Demetrius .... ... Jeff Bazilchuk Lysander .... . . .Clark deFranceaux Hermia .... ...Liz Hahn Helena .... ... Vicki Leavitt Bottom .... . . . David Casey Quince .... ...Tim Winn Flute ...... ...Tim Bush Snout ....... .... R ob Lovejoy Starveling ..... . . .Charlie Metz Cobweb. . Puck ..... Mustardseed .... . . . Oberon ....... . . . Titania ......... . . . Peasebloosom .... . . . Moth .... IIIIIIIEESLEEEEJQ . 3, a iss- 7' i me 'il Win Park Snug ....... . .. . .. .... Jeanne Shaugnessy JoAnn Kennedy Steve Johnson Mike Friedman Kelley Herrin Jeff Scolaro Doug Bullen ll wwmmvuuxmvv xwwwmgz-:r : w:'w.Q. 131 S X M+ Q ' u 1 X ?p, X u j- in 4 O W' X K, mm. W X 4 geffagkm-..., 5 -f-- ..---hwnl. ., v F N W. 11111 I I If i i 4 2 2 Graduation 1977 Commencement Address Mr. Peter Holland I was flattered when some members of the senior class decided that they wanted me to speak at their graduation. Actually, I was more than a little surprised in that, for a good part of the year many of them have already subjected themselves to some of my less than coherent monologues in one or more of our senior electives. One might conclude, It seems, that there is a good deal more masochism in the class of '77 than meets the eye, While I have taught for fifteen years, I have also avoided successfully for fifteen years any hint of a public speech. As I proceed, some of you will no doubt ask, What in heaven's name possessed him to ruin a good record? I have always felt that graduation addresses should be light and short. When one part of me begins to make a heavy remark, another part points a finger and snorts derisively. This, then will be light and short. One problem is that I made the mistake of reading last year's speech in the alumni magazine, and I discovered my friend and mentor, Lionel Mosher, said it all. I have nothing to add. But I'm supposed to say something, so I guess l'lI have to resort to plagiarism-or as we in the academic world call it, research. ln school I was lucky from time to time to have a great teacher--a teacher who was interested in helping students to develop what Schumacher in his book SMALL IS BEAUTIFUL calls the Center -that is, the place where a person has to create for himself an orderly system of ideas about himself and the world, which can regulate the direction of his various strIvings. One such teacher at Dartmouth was the late Professor Herbert Faulkner West who was loved by many of his students, but who was looked down upon by some of his colleagues for giving what were then called gut lor easyl courses, and who frightened the administration because he laughed at them when they got pompous. Professor West, however, had done a good deal of reading and thinking. He saw much more about life than did most of his colleagues, and he had the rare ability to make his students see the possibilities. What he had to say was often so simple that many people he met dismissed It. I remember one thing. From time to time Herb would look at us and say, Don't be doltsl The world is peopled with dolts. All I hope is that you become reasonably civilized human beings who think for yourselves. I remember saying to myself, Well, that's a nice thought, but-I mean-we're all reasonably civilized-we all think for ourselves. You see, I knew even less then than I do now. So for those of you taking notes, I guess that this is the message of this talk. Members of the class of 1977: Don't be dolts! The world IS full of them. I'm sure that other members of the faculty join me in hoping that you all turn out to be reasonably civilized persons who think for yourselves. Now, what is a civilized person? Most of you have answers to that question, but, as I am the speaker, this is my neither exhaustive nor particularly original list. Being civilized, of course, by definition involves other people. A civilized person must try to be sensitive to and tolerant of other people. He should shy away from needless, damaging criticism of those around him. He should feel uneasy and unhappy rather than good about hurting someone else. He should at least make an attempt to look at people and ideas from a point of view 'other than his own-to admit the possibility that he is wrong even when he is sure that he is right. ' I think that a civilized person is someone with inner resources-someone who not only can, but who occasionally NEEDS to spend a little time alone-someone who finds himself reasonably good company. A civilized person, it seems to me, must have some knowledge of and feeling for those things in our culture which have uplifted and sometimes enobled us: our Judeo-Christian tradition-our language-literature-the visualuand performing arts. QQWV W nd WF H- I would say also that one is hard put to be civilized without a sense of humor. l won't try to define that. - Of course, a civilized person tries to think for himself, and I think the best way to do that is to be something of an iconoclast-that is, one who attacks cherished beliefs and traditional institutions when he feels that they are based on error or superstition. To do this one doesn't necessarily have to be a strident, obnoxious challenger of all established traditions and ideas. One CAN be a gentle skeptic. One can occasionally ask himself, ls that true? When was the last time I thought that through? Have l ever? The message being over, l would like to suggest a motto for the class of '77 a motto which l think is appropriate for different people, different times-different moods. The motto I would like to suggest is the Latin word Excelsior! For those of you who still have idealistic moments and feel the need for inspiration Excelsior means, of course, Ever Upward! --For those of you feeling a bit jaded and cynical, excelsior is also what they stuff furniture with. So, you see, such a motto can have many uses. l wish you all much peace and love in your lives. ' M ,ff 35 I Q, mf 4 ff- 42 3 f 5' 1' if Q. HE 1 2 H-r S 25,7 Mx T, 9 , as p aka., , 4 .M A .Via if A va, if 'N wa f' ' MSM ' I w VXNXN X. 1 X N . mf W, N 5 yi Jf,,+'un +0 1 , MYQW X gk, V L: M p- RQ? Aff: . if mg., 4 '1- '1 7 , J' , vivid' Y 3. , 4 M A X-55 55 Y 3? s Y H , Vf jffi ' if , F, ygqvy ,Q V, Sq I M . , Q f 2 E 8 g 5 un 2 ? 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