Kingswood Oxford High School - Retrospect Yearbook (West Hartford, CT)
- Class of 1969
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A sheltered atmosphere, relatively isolated from world crises and misfortunes but giving us a sense of purpose and involvement in this largely aimless world. AM 01 1%9 A place not only where the student was part of a thriving student body . . . 3 but also where he realized the opportunities for individual achievement. 4 5 6 8 9 10 11 . . . and facing the challenge ol existence with the triumphs anc problems that humanity has thrown into the laps of our genera tion. 12 13 To William J. Driscoll . . . 14 . . . whose sense of humor, patience, incisive wit, literary ability, and dedication to the student have truly inspired the class of ’69. 15 . . . with gratitude to . . . Michael Freyer C. Francis Beatty, Jr. Assistant Headmaster Robert A. Lazear Headmaster 17 POMPEY J. L. Gorham Smith (L) Robert S. O'Brien (R) Jacques Louis Montas David L. Francis (above) Voltaire Poco A Poco Malcolm K. Jones (L) YESS Claude Berard Mark T. Doyle (L) Wallace F. Wilson (R) CAVEAT EMPTOR James E. Keyes sin (A + B) = sinAcosB + cosAsinB Joel E. Lorden synthetic division 20 T. Richardson Miner MIME Trafford Allpass GRAPHICS Joseph J. Alissi Fooball Steven R. Sigler (L) Francis H. Best Richard P. Gibney (L) B Ball Lucy G. Sinagulia Jack Gagne Mrs. Mary Bowers (L) Mrs. Martha F. Beirponch (R) William P. Tobin. Pamela S. Burleigh, Mrs. Ann Harris. Helene L. Hebert. Paul W. Francis Audrey deF. Robinson Form V Comeau. Henrikson. Benton. Clark. Civitillo. Kenney. Calvocoressi. Glass. Berson. Breck. Deck. N. Kaplan. R. Kaplan. Atwood. Austin. Fisher Front Row: Walker. Slater. Thomsen. Roosa. Riege. Terry. Perrin. Second Row: Sheridan, Singer. Wall. Spinella. Read. Talbot. Staker. Shenton, Virgien. Parsons Absent: Dean. Harrington. Miner. Morcom. S. Riege Odium, Newell. A. Nweeia. Ladd. J. Murphy. Miller. Konover. LoPresti. Modisette. Legnos, Kurlansky. Monterosso. Levin. Merriman. Naboicheck, Mooney 25 Form IV Ridout Scheuch Sack Schneider Thomson T. Talbot Thieler Waters Seidensticker Watkins Screen Putnam Neiditch Wilson Tomasso Rosenthal Russell Novarr First Row: Clark. Ebenstein. Bartlett. Dunsmore. Second Row: H. Collamore. R. Bergen. Burnham. Allport. Third Row: Feigenbaum. T. Connolly. Becker. Fourth Row: Emery. Fierberg. Brennan, Burns. Fifth Row: A. Dunne. Cotton. Barrows. Biscoe. Drakos. LoPresti Feinstein C. Hanley D. Gillette Lattanzio Kawecki King Grant Gregory McDonald Horrax S. Peaslee S. J. Luther G. Kolakowski Kinnicutt Gundersen R. Knowlton M. Kaprove R. L. Monterosso Leave of Absence: Watson Dickinson, Fielden. Carangelo. Fechtor, Barker, Carples. Alderman, Agritelley, C. Austin. Dohl, Brainard. Flynn, Chotkowski. Bulkeley, G. Bergen. Bradley, M. Fisher, Coco, P. Fischer, Fink. Form III First Row: Greenberg. Lord. Gelles, Fritzson. Lawrence. Mark Kerin, Groundwater. Hartigan, Lenehan, Jockheck. Second Row: C. Gillette. Kessler. Third Row: Geer. Matt Kerin. House. LaCava. Hulme, Hanrahan. Last Row: S. Lewis. Jones. absent: Hodgdon. Perzan, Powell, Raskin. Front Row: McEnroe. Taylor. O’Hurley. Seltzer. T. Preston. R. Preston. Mathis, R. Smith. Back Row: T. Thompson. Stack. Stone, J. B. Thomas, Swain, M. Nweeia, B. Moller. Malinconico. 27 First Row: Krevolin. Marvin. Krechevsky. Pera. Kraszewski. Second Row: Haskell. Fitzgerald. M. Gillette. ! ? R. Kaplan. Milkey. A. Knowlton. J. Grody. B. Hanley. Third Row: Griffin. Hinrnan. Corthouts. Manchester. McKinney. L. Kenney. J. D. Houck. Hickey. Martin. Form II Seated: Stafford. Swanson. Smyth. Westerberg, Schley. Williams. J. Stevenson. Thaw. W. Morcom, Sheketoff. Second row: Nordstrom. Petersen. Willis. S. Smith. G. Wyper, P. Murphy. Vance. Reynolds. VanVIeck, Redden. Del Ponte Faber Coel Dimock Elmore B. Conover Dobbin W. Civitillo Elliott B. Collamore Cole Burleigh M. Dunne Antos Dunn Bigler Ayer absent: C. Cooley Chapman Seated: Grocki. Davidson, Dinucci. Blue, J. Cooley. Crosskey. Standing: Clay. Cushman, K. Grody, M. W. Fisher. Daniels, Green. Falce, K. Fielden. K. Connolly. Seated: Stack. Warner. R. Preston, St.John, Pyrtek, VanWinKle. D. Roosa. Standing: Sherts, Stoltz, Wisniewski. Weber. A. Putnam, Rustin. E. Rosow, Tulin, Silverman. K. Walker. First Row: Budney. R. Lewis. M. Grody. Marks. Langhauser. Second Row: Petersen. Hoke. Prestash. B. Peelle. Hauss. Leven. Third Row: Hewitt. Hayes. Havens. B. Moller. B. Lewis, Luby. absent: Lorden 29 Shield And Dragon student spirit library monitors tours of the school mail distribution chapel monitors meeting visiting teams teas administrative assistance sports rallies 30 Legnos, Spalding, Perrin. Clark. Terry. Carpenter. Vouros. Mott PRESS BOARD Cannon: Perrin: Fierberg; Smyth; Mc- Donald: Stevenson. Chairman: Kawecki: Barnes; Brodsky: Tyler C. Tingley. Faculty Advisor 31 Dance Committee Committee Race Peelle Masker Murphy Wyper Peaslee (Treasurer) Bergen Treat (Chairman) Fisher Dunne 33 Science Club Front row: Marsh. Koza. B. Talbot. Shatz. Second row: Morcom. Ladd. R. Kaplan. N. Kaplan. Atwood. Third row: T. Talbot. Nweeia. Monterosso. Kurlansky, Pond. Glass. Fourth row: G. Walker, Goodwin. Staker, Konover. Merriman. Far back: Mott, Miller. 35 Student Council Officers: Tom Masker — Secretary, John Fisher — Treasurer. Howard Kunik — President tutoring cheerleaders KSSF Curriculum Committee coke room Kingswood-Oxford programs community service liberalism Members: Front Row: Nweeia; J. Fisher; Kunik; Masker; Peaslee; Second row: Pyrtek; Connolly; Redden; M. Fisher; LoPresti; McDonald; Third row: Bulkeley; Faculty Advisor — Warren Baird 36 37 Bum, Baby, Bum Shout those who yearn Wait, Boy, Wait Taunt those who hate Power, Man, Power Destroy whitey's tower Time, Son, Time Will abolish the crime Kill, Baby, Kill Weaken hunky's will Order, Son, Order Bring more mortar Pride, Man, Pride Make whitey hide Behave, Boy, Behave Return to Ham’s grave Debating Paul Kurlansky, Norm Kaplan compulsory service forensics rebuttal case definitions affirmative negative resolved Richard Monterosso Mike Konover 40 41 dices ked Editorial Board: Steve Harris — Associate Editor Howard Kunik — Sports Editor Terry Marsh — Editor in Chief Peter Rockwell — Editorial Supervisor will be . • • ... f:. ; S i.d jCi uu 1b Kta,. oouth mrasnes noopsiers 97-67; Wyvern Record 2-5 Business Manager — Mark Brodsky Circulation Manager — Larry Stevenson Photographer — Alan Berson attorn 1urt Faculty Advisor: Warren W. Baird 1m first quarter m nurkwl 3Q . -•riot: o 1 In 14 pol.-t !r.|f help from oat ' 18 poln te Edges oopsters d 0-3 rml their •mall Imd •It) .tf point , who H Business Board: Shatz. Walker, Murphy. Wall, Nweeia Glee Club Spring Choral Festival Christmas Program mixers Hartt Symphony Orchestra alumni dinner chapel programs Moshe Paranov Front row; Teich; Russell; Wyper; Bergen: Nweeia: Odium: Second row: Thomas: Riddle: Murphy; Bush; Pond: Alexander; Screen; Spalding; Third row; Collamore; Deck; Wall; Granato; Modisette; Breck; Thomsen; Standing; Talbot: Turco; Creedon; Race; Austin; Comeau; Walker; Miller; Parsons; Carpenter; Treat; Kunik; Newell: Merriman; Monterosso K-9’s Peaslee, Stevenson. Bergen. Bush. Screen. Spalding, Treat. Turco, Race; Faculty Advisor — Steven Sigler 45 Outing Club I went to the woods because I wished to live deliberately, to front only the essential facts of life, and see if I could not learn what it had to teach, and not. when I came to die, discover that I had not lived. — Thoreau solitude excitement respect Stock Club Pascal Popd Nweeia Miner Kurlansky Konover Henrikson Calusine Harris Merriman Granato Screen Zieky Goldfield Kosa Rosow Alexander Luther hypothetical transactions Wall Street investments broker bull and bear financial experience speculation H. P. 47 J.B. . . Tom Barnes Sarah Marilyn Simon Nickles Peter Rockwell Zuss . Rick Mott First Messenger . . . . Dave Walker Second Messenger . . Liz Egloff Girl . Jill Atwood Bildad Carter McAdams Zophar Colin McEnroe Eliphaz . . Vin Turco Mrs. Murphy Ann Newhall Mrs. Adams . Laura Wheat Mrs. Leisure Debbie Beebee Mrs. Botticelli .... . . Prilla Tucker Jolly Adams Paul Raskin Stage Hands . Cecilia Calhoun Diane Riscassi Director Francis H. Best Executive Committee: Peter Rockwell (Secretary). Peter Goodwin (Business Manager). Rick Mott Hank Jackson. Jon Shatz, Tim Connolly. Carter McAdams (President) 50 George Washington Slept Here Ir. Kimber . . . lewton Fuller . nnabelle Fuller ladge Fuller . . iteve Eldridge . atie......... firs. Douglas . . Ilayton Evans . Jena Leslie . . . lester........ Jaymond....... Jncle Stanley eggett Frazer . ommy Hughes iue Barrington liss Wilcox . . . fir. Prescott . . )irector....... . . . . Rick Mott Charlie Bush . . Ann Newhall . . Laura Wheat Peter Goodwin Cecilia Calhoun Joanne Milkey Bernie Fisher .... Liz Egloff . . Biff Golding Martin Nweeia . . Pat La Cava Colin McEnroe . . . Mark Deck . Wendy Brown .... Joy Wijga . . Ron Kaplan Mrs. Alan Brody 51 Prefects assemblies leadership a willingness to help discipline committee dining hall form advisors friendliness responsibility maturity 52 Prefects: Walter J. Hurley, Jr.; Robert C. Screen; Peter G. Rockwell; Allyn R. Marsh. Ill (Senior Prefect); H. Charles Bush, Jr.; Howard D. Kunik; Stephen R. Treat; S. Clark Peaslee, Jr. 53 Football Satisfying triumphs over Taft and T.P. . . . followed by a frustrating loss to Westminster . . . smooth sailing the rest of the way except for being stunned by Hopkins as a tradition of victory continues. 54 55 RECORD Kingswood 13 5-2 Taft 12 Kingswood 6 Westminster 15 Kingswood 29 Pomfret 6 Kingswood 8 Trinity-Pawling 0 Kingswood 29 Avon 0 Kingswood 6 Hopkins 33 Kingswood 46 Assumption 18 Totals 137 84 Front row; Rick Race: Doc Hurley: Jack Alexander: Steve Holtz: Bob Screen, co-captain; Clark Peaslee. co-captain: Gary Calusine: Bill Riddle; Jay Wyper; Tom Spalding: Second row; Gene Castrovillo. Trainer: Chris Terry: Gary Henrikson; Dave Dimesky; Alex Creedon; Tom Masker; Chad Mooney; Terry Marsh; Andy Pond: John Civitillo; Bruce Kenney; Top row; Zip Kinnicut, manager: Chris Hanley, manager; Steve LoPresti: Lee Finley; Dick Screen; John Fisher; Doug Clark: Chris Modisette; Rich Comeau; Rick Watkins; Don Miner, manager; Bill Thomson, manager: Absent; Dave Riege. 56 Soccer A season of hustle and determination and tremendous improvement ... a great first half: 3-1-2 . . . tough luck over the final six games to finish 4-5-3. 59 Front row; Steve Harris; Ed Zieky: Larry Stevenson; Hunt Bergen; Andy Peelle, co-captain; Steve Treat, co-captain; Charlie Bush; Mike Odium; Dan Austin; Second row; Coach Bob Googins; Mark Teich; Alex Nweeia; Ed Koza; Steve Luther; Andy Cannon; Vin Turco; Joe Granato; Grey Perrin; John Shenton, manager; Top row; Howie Kunik: Andy Thomsen; Jim McDonald; Bruce Talbot; Peter Rockwell; Dave Rosow; Rick Pascal: Stu Parsons; absent: John Houck; John Montgomery; RECORD Kingswood 1 Taft 1 Kingswood 2 Hopkins 1 Kingswood 5 Westminster 2 Kingswood 1 Kent 5 Kingswood 1 Pomfret 1 Kingswood 2 Berkshire 0 Kingswood 0 Trinity-Pawling 3 Kingswood 0 Choate 5 Kingswood 3 Avon 0 Kingswood 0 Suffield 1 Kingswood 2 Wilbraham 2 Kingswood 2 Williston 4 Totals 19 25 Wrestling N Morale-crushing losses to Hopkins and Choate block other- wise tremendous season . . . Although poor showing in states, Kingswood still ahead in standings . . . your grapplers are inspiration for renewal of wrestling dynasty. 62 Front row; Dave Benton; Bill Riddle; Charlie Bush, co-captain; Tom Barnes, co-captain; Ne Fielden; Howie Kunik; Second row; Carter McAdams; Jack Murphy; Tom Masker; John LoPresti Terry Marsh; Doug Bartlett. 64 RECORD Kings wood 27 Loomis 16 Kingswood 21 Hopkins 22 Kingswood 38 Gunnery 6 Kingswood 34 Avon Old Farms 13 Kingswood 25 Pomfret 19 Kingswood 21 Choate 23 Kingswood 16 Taft 27 Kingswood 16 Trinity-Pawling 26 Kingswood 5 Suffield 37 Kingswood 37 Wooster 11 TOTALS 240 200 65 Basketball Loss of three starters and key back-up men spells dis- appointing season . . . KIT ends dynasty . . . fine overall per- formance shows future hope in following years. RECORD Kingswood 40 Wilbraham 59 Kingswood 53 Hopkins 52 Kingswood 75 Taft K.l.T. 47 Kingswood 64 Adelphi 67 (ovt.) Kingswood 68 Choate 71 Kingswood 57 Choate 73 Kingswood 67 South Catholic 97 Kingswood 59 Assumption 51 Kingswood 53 Williston 67 Kingswood 73 Suffield 71 (ovt.) Kingswood 41 Milford 49 Kingswood 54 Westminster 59 Kingswood 75 Kent 73 (dbl. ovt.) Kingswood 66 Loomis 86 Kingswood 75 Monson St. Stephen’s Tournament 56 Kingswood 45 Georgetown 74 Kingswood 54 Episcopal 60 Kingswood 59 Landon 79 Kingswood 59 Avon 55 68 Front Row; Bruce Kenney; Joe Granato, co-captain; Doc Hurley, co-captain; Gary Calusine; Top Row; Gary Henrikson; Grey Perrin; Ed Koza; Jack Alexander; Chad Mooney; Ed Zieky; John Schneider; Bob Screen; Steve Luther: Doug Clark; absent. Dick Screen; Coach (not shown) Robert O’Brien 69 Skiing A season filled with bright moments and bad weather . . . great perfor- mances in the large meets but unfamiliar slopes brought defeat in smaller ones . . . young skiers instill optimism for years ahead. 70 f Kingswood 92.8 Williston 96.7 Kingswood 85.2 Wilbraham 76.8 Kingswood 81.0 Berkshire 95.7 Hotchkiss 97.6 Kingswood 86.7 Choate 96.7 Salisbury 90.8 Suffield 73.0 Berkshire Interscholastics 9th of 12 Kingswood 169.8 Williston 195.6 Kingswood 97 Wilbraham 99.1 Salisbury 97.7 Tri-State Meet 4th of 14 Richardson Miner, coach; Clark Peaslee. captain: John Emery; Murray Waters; Winslow Ayer; Frank Barrows; Dave Merriman; Hank Read; Stu Peaslee Riflery Still a young team with room for improvement . . . steady progress through- out season as sport gains in popularity . . . good finish shows essential desire to win. 72 RECORD Kingswood 839 Suffield 901 Kingswood 861 Loomis 891 Kingswood 884 Avon 890 Kingswood 884 Monson 809 Kingswood 881 Longmeadow 843 Kingswood 871 Loomis 873 Mark Doyle, coach; Dave Grant; Bob Knowlton: Harry Collamore: Walter Kawecki; Mike Dean; Dave Horrax; Raleigh Carpenter; Kevin Wilson: Hank Jackson; Rick Mott. 73 Lacrosse Front Row; Dan Austin; Jay Johnson; Andy Peelle; Geoff Russell; Clark Peasle captain; Hunt Bergen; Jay Wyper; Rick Race; Vin Turco; Dan Novarr; Secon Row; John Fisher; John LoPresti: Hank Read; Dave Riege; Doug Feinstein; Cha Mooney; Jack Murphy; Chip Gregory; Earl Biscoe; Chris Modisette; Tony Dunn Coaches (not shown) Stewart Lindsay, Richard Gibney Baseball ont Row; Dave Rosow; Doug Clark; Rich Comeau; Brad Ware; Gary Calusine. co-captain; j Koza. co-captain; Dick Screen: Mark Teich: Second Row; Bruce Kenney; Grey Perrin; X Hurley; Steve Luther; Jack Alexander; Bob Screen; Gary Henrikson; Andy Pond; 5ach (not shown) Robert O'Brien 75 Tennis Front Row; Bob Swain; Jeff Burnham; Doug Ebenstein; Second Row; Gib Walker, manager; Mike Odium; Steve Treat, co-captain; Larry Stevenson, co-captain; Jim McDonald; Coach (not shown) Charles Glassmire 76 Golf JOHN C. ALEXANDER, III Blue Devil? . . . mad linebacker . . . another game at the hot corner . . . swift on feet . . . “I’ve got the knees of a Peaslee.” . . . Spider and the training room . . . Jackson . . .the lover . . . especially Polly, Mary, Betsy, Louise . . . “Where’s Smitty anyway?” . . . Tutoring 5, 6 News 5 Black and Crimson 6 Glee Club 6 Stock Club 5, 6 Varsity Football 5, 6 Varsity Basketball 6 Varsity Baseball 5, 6 THOMAS R. BARNES “Do ya wanna wrestle? . . . VW . . . J.B. . . . Dartmouth weekends . . . “Who’s who in history? . . . confusing responses . . . “Alas, poor Yorick, I knew him, Horatio. . . . Loomis, YOU DIE! . . . Captain Crunch . . . Hey Goober! . . . Stream of consciousnesses . . . Shield and Dragon 5; Co-Chairman 6 Tutoring 6 Black and Crimson 6 Stock Club 5, 6 Debating 4. 5. 6 Chess Club 4 Glee Club 6 Varsity Wrestling 5; Co-Captain 6 Science Club 6 Press Board 5, 6 KDS 5, 6 News 5. 6 E. HUNT BERGEN, IV Hunter . . . “Whhaaatt??” . . . “Lunch!” . . . adjourning meetings without motions . . . Bergie . . . the white Fairlane? Falcon? Comet? . . . Montas . . . Christmas bow-ties . . . “Oh God, not Chappanelli again!” ... the K-8’s and I . . . white bucks . . . Varsity Soccer 5, 6 Varsity Lacrosse 5. 6 Glee Club 5; Secretary 6 K-9’s 6 Class President 6 Class Secretary-Treasurer 3. 4 Black and Crimson; Co-Business Manager 6 Dance Committee 6 KDS 3. 4. 5. 6 MARK W. BRODSKY Marcos . . . “Maarrk! . . . Hubert Humphrey . . . burns . . . pseudo-intellectual . . . free speech . . . New Brit’n ... get ads . . . “What’s happening? . . . anti-materialism . . . library . . . caveat emptor . . . verbal overkill . . . Hood . . . News Business Board. 4. 5; Debating 4. 5. 6 Wyvern Board 6 Black and Crimson 6 Glee Club 5 Varsity Basketball; Manager 4. 5. 6 Varsity Soccer; Manager 5 Varsity Tennis; Manager 4 Honor Roll 4. 5 X Bushleaguer! ... a Ford? . . . “What’s her name?” . . . Chaaarlie!” . “All the sodas ya want! . . . “Let’s go, gentlemen — ” . . . climbing . . . cigarettes at school? ... the Hofbrauhaus . . . moose! . . . Which one this week?” . . . Rifle Club 3, 5 Glee Club 3. 5. 6 Choir 3 Black and Crimson Business Board 5. 6 Prefect 6 Varsity Soccer 5, 6 Varsity Wrestling 5; Co-Captain 6 KDS 3, 5. 6 K-9's 6 H. CHARLES BUSH, JR. GARY CALUSINE Bush league . . . hayshaker . . . when in doubt, fade back ten and punt . . . 142 . . . Dillon Stadium . . . flat tire ... a complete zero . . . holding? ... I betcha I dooo . . . that bushwhacker ... “I swear to God!” . . . a date? . . . Balderdash, Smitty!” . . . Who says I follow Hurley? . . . moo cow . . . Varsity Football 4, 5. 6 Varsity Baseball 4. 5; Co-Captain 6 Varsity Basketball 5. 6 Black and Crimson; Co-Business Manager 6 Stock Club 5. 6 Wyvem Business Board 5 Honor Roll 4, 5 SCrT J. ANDREW CANNON Wide wheels . . . Falmouth . . . Killington . . . N.Y. ... 80 minutes . . . Hendrix . . . Rascals . . . Porsche . . . stix . . . math . . . What about the winter?” . . . P-town ... the Cream . . . Steppenwolf . . . eight up the middle . . . jibe . . . VW . . . sleep . . . Love is a beautiful thing.” . . . News 4. 5; Business Board 6 KDS 6 Varsity Soccer 6 Black and Crimson 6 Dance Committee 6 Press Board 5, 6 x A. RALEIGH CARPENTER, II Albro . . . Carp . . . Kensington . . . Raise less corn and more hell!” . . . Bullmastiffs . . . varsity volleyball . . . Carpie . . . Truth, Justice, and the American Way . . . this school has made me into what I am today ... 10 gauge . . . Rambler . . . There’s a sucker born every minute!” . . . Honor Roll 3. 4 Rifle Club 3 Glee Club 5, 6 Stock Club 5, 6 Tutoring 5. 6 Shield and Dragon 6 Wyper Prize 5 Merit Letter of Commendation 6 Black and Crimson 6 JOHN M. CIVITILLO Civi . . . “Shut up, Masker! . . . you hot dog ... I don’t believe it. Really?” . . . you turkey . . . Mustang . . . Someone mention skiing?” . . . Don't you know that the nicest girls come from Cheshire?” . . . CIV-7 . . . soul man . . . Hey Cal, I’ll do bullpen with you!” . . . Class Committee 6 KDS 4. 5. 6 Varsity Football 6 News 5. 6 Press Board 5. 6 Black and Crimson 6 ALEXANDER W. CREEDON, III Sandy . . . Creesell . . . redheads . . . moonshine . . . W.H.P.D. . . . Black Bomb ... a fin for a fin . . . Winsted . . . F. F. . . . MG . . . Madison . . . 14th and K . . . Trinity training . . . Woof! . . . Benjie . . . KDS. 3. 4 Executive Committee 5 Varsity Football 6 Varsity Lacrosse 6 News 4 Glee Club 5. 6 Black and Crimson 6 DAVID A. DIMESKY The world’s first 250 car wash . . . love that nutmeg . . . “What’s Maine??” . . . unable to drive out of a drive-in . . . Wednesday night really makes it . . . “What’s a Tana?” . . . Varsity Football 6 Varsity Wrestling 6 BERNARD C. FISHER, JR. W---------... Bud Weiser, Big T . . . Plainville Drive-in. 13th row . . . screwdrivers . . . exploded Chevy Impalas ... if it smokes, suspend it. . . “Alright, you're all busted!” . . . Hunt's cabin . . . Knights . . . KDS . . . letters from the Headmaster . . . Debbie, Nancy, Janice, Leslie, etc. . . . KDS 5, 6; Executive Committee 6 Black and Crimson 6 H. P. GOLDFIELD Affectionately formulated H-pi . . . brown . . . never Harold! ... the sophisticated one . . . the little cherub . . . “What are you, crazy?” . . . wannafight? . . . intellectual . . . gold-rimmed glasses yet! . . . curly hair is in! . . . one too many blind dates . . . Wyvern '69 . . . Wyvern Board 4, 5; Editor 6 News 5. 6; Business Board 6 Tutoring 5, 6 Honor Roll 4 Debating 5 KDS 5. 6 Stock Club; Treasurer 5; Chairman 6 Shield and Dragon 6 DAVID A. GOLDSTEIN Although seemingly apathetic, actually cares . . . Gleesome Threesome . . . skiing . . . tennis club . . . passes . . . Howdy’s . . . the Mount — Oh wow!” . . . Have a Lark” . . . What?” . . . First the Center — then Riverside — then Bristol Plaza . . . New Brit’n . . . News 4, 5, 6 Black and Crimson 6 Wyvern Business Board 6 Stock Club 5. 6 Debating 4. 5 Tutoring 6 Shield and Dragon 6 Chess Club 4 KDS 4. 5. 6 PETER H. GOODWIN Ranger Andy ... in the grip of reality . . . Anne Frank . . . “What do you think you put in the whirlpool? . . . physics (playtime) . . . Don’t be frivolous! . . . coffee and English muffins . . . Kingswood zoo . . . rodents . . . Keysian calculus? . . . Sleep Aptitude Tests . . . Spider . . . GONE . . KDS 3. 4: Secretary 5; Business Manager 6 Chess Club 3, 4. 5 Science Club 5. 6 Andrew Blodgett Award 4 Student Trainer 5. 6 Honor Roll 3. 4. 5 Merit Letter of Commendation 6 Varsity Skiing 5. 6 Lower School Honor Society 3 Summer Program 5 Black and Crimson 6 JOSEPH M. GRANATO “Hello, Joe! ... big number 10 ... is M. for Michael or Marsden? . . . loves soccer practice? ... oh, those Wethersfield boys . . . has the moves on the court . . . and off . . . Quick, hide the ball, here comes Mr. A — . . . one of the whirlpool boys . . . Varsity Soccer 5. 6 Varsity Basketball 4. 5; Co-Captain 6 Marsden Trophy 4, 5 Wyvern Business Board 4, 5; Business Manager 6 Glee Club 4. 6 Class Committee 6 Black and Crimson 6 Shield and Dragon 5 Stock Club 5, 6; Secretary 5 Radio Club 4 STEVEN R. HARRIS Stephanie . . . Southington via Placentia and Scarsdale . . . God, what a phone bill! ... St. Margaret’s? Is it Catholic? . . . World Champion Card Shuffler . . . Who’s at left wing today? ... the Batmouse strikes again! . . . motormouth . . . News 3, 4. 5 Associate Editor 6 Black and Crimson 6 Stock Club 6 Varsity Soccer 5. 6 KDS 3 STEPHEN B. HOLTZ — T-----... WHO did it? . . . Burns . . . Bully Bill Durham, Big T . . . take your shoes off. . . Don’t let your meatloaf. . . Hartford Drive-in, 13th row . . . Oh, — !” Quiet in the wings! . . . goggles, helmets, boots, and chains . . . TUFFF . . . Letters from the Headmaster . . . Varsity Football 5, 6 Varsity Wrestling 5, 6 KDS 4; Executive Committee 5 Tutoring 5, 6 JOHN W. HOUCK ----I — . . . Bruiser Benny Hedges, Big T . . . Austin Healy Sprite . . . Avon back roads . . . Farmington Drive-in, 13th row in the big Buick . . . haircuts . . . Schaefer . . . roll bar . . . Osiffer Cooke . . . mono . . . Pfaff veteran . . . swimming — the breast stroke . . . Marlboro Country . . . Varsity Soccer 5. 6 Tutoring 6 Honor Roll 5 Merit Letter of Commendation 6 KDS 5. 6 WALTER J. HURLEY, JR. Doc . . . Soul Brother number one . . . Windgate . . . strike three, you’re out! . . . Slow down, Jack!” . . . Which way did she go?” . . . All right, Hurley, where’s the basketball?” ... 2 points ... Mr. Montas — Hurley, close zee book.’’ . . . Hello, Joe!’’ . . . it’s all over . . . Prefect 6 Wyvem Business Board 5. 6 Stock Club 5 Choir 3 Glee Club 4 Rifle Club 3 Varsity Basketball 3, 4, 5; Co-Captain 6 Varsity Football 4. 5. 6 Varsity Baseball 5. 6 WALKS Scholarship 5 HENRY H. JACKSON “About that curve, weeell” ... “A wall of doubt surrounds everything.” . . . 1-91 to White River . . . sets . . . Miss Porter’s . . . Cream . . . Hendrix . . . Rossi . . . computers . . . Stowe . . . Westport. . . Nantucket . . . N.Y. . . . Provincetown . . . French . . . sports? . . . sleep??? KDS 4, 5; Executive Committee 6 Black and Crimson 6 Science Club 4. 5, 6 JAMES E. JOHNSON Jay . . . grades . . . sensitive . . . public speaking — fear . . . art . . . honor roll . . . G-bury . . . tutoring . . . lacrosse . . . pfaff . . . J.V. soccer (Stardom at last!) . . . “Don’t worry about other kids, teachers, or anybody else, ’cause they’re all crazy (esp. me)!” . . . Jason . . . Honor Roll 3. 4, 5 Varsity Lacrosse 5. 6 Merit Letter of Commendation 6 Black and Crimson 6 Lower School Honor Society 3 Tutoring 3. 4. 5; Chairman 6 EDWARD P. KOZA The best baseball team in the world — the New York Mets . . . Polk’s equilibrium constant ... the Jets are better than the Packers . . . CdT + PdV = 0 . . . “Where’s the big stick?” . . . Earl . . . reversible isothermal expansion ... a domed stadium for Kingswood . . . Varsity Soccer 6 Varsity Basketball 5. 6 Varsity Baseball 5; Co-Captain 6 Science Club 4, 5. 6; Executive Committee 5 Stock Club Chairman 5. 6 Honor Roll 3. 4 HOWARD D. KUNIK Happy Howie . . . Howdog . . . “You are unique!” . . . three in spades . . . Council Power? . . . constant laughter ... “I won a bet?!” . . . What are you, a tape recorder? . . . vocabulary ... “I would like to see Qunique after lunch, please.” . . . Joe Foy . . . QNIK . . . Varsity Soccer 5. 6 Varsity Wrestling 5. 6 Summer Program 5 Student Council 4: Secretary 5; President 6 Glee Club 4. 5. 6 Tutoring 4, 5, 6 News 4. 5; Sports Editor 6 Honor Roll 4, 5 Prefect 6 STEPHEN C. LUTHER “Sudden” ... big bender . . . Simsbury southpaw . . . American Legion ■baseball . . . cool hand Luth . . . “Oh, that’s a shame.” . . . deuce . . . wire-haired fox terrier . . . J.H.C. . . . one of Baird's disciples . . . Them's the breaks.” . . . Red Sox vs. the Yankees . . . Varsity Baseball 5. 6 Varsity Soccer 6 Varsity Basketball 6 Stock Club 5. 6 Chess Club 4 ALLYN R. MARSH, III Terry . . . Swampy . . . plumper than most . . . NAN . . . “The list of News articles is posted Is that right? . . . You’re kidding! ... the blue bomb . . . Farmington . . . Marsh’s motel . . . Yacht? Y-A-W-T” . . . . . . quite the golfer . . . Head for the high country!” . . . Senior Prefect 6 News 3, 4, 5; Editor 6 Honor Roll 3, 4, 5 Tutoring 5 Class President 3. 4. 5 KDS 3. 4. 5. 6 Science Club 4; Executive Committee 5. 6 Stock Club 3. 4. 5. 6 Varsity Football 5, 6 Varsity Wrestling 6 Varsity Golf 3. 4. 5. 6 Anthony Prize 4 Conklin Prize 5 Yale Club of Hartford Prize 5 THOMAS R. MASKER Shut up, Civitillo!” ... the bird’s nest . . . Kingswood school official psychiatrist ... ’63 Chevys will take anything in the parking lot . . . who said Four Corners lean-to? . . . You are kidding yourself!” . . . What are you doing Saturday night, Civi? . . . Student Council 5; Secretary 6 Honor Roll 4, 5 Varsity Football 5. 6 Varsity Wrestling 6 KDS 4. 5, 6 News 5. 6 Dance Committee 5, 6 Radio Club 4. 5 Glee Club 4. 5 Camera Club 5. 6 Summer Program 5 CARTER B. McADAMS ------T . . . coke . . . back of the kitchen . . . sounds good to me! . . . Puny Peter Pudgeot, Big T . . . lights . . . Gertrude . . . stereo systems ... the House . . . Lou, Boyd, Tony, P.K. . . . We’re not sure we can afford any more help like Andy’s.” . . . station wagon, 13th row . . . Honor Roll 3, 4. 5 KDS; Executive Committee 3. 4. 5; President 6 Choir 3 Glee Club 4. 5. 6 Varsity Wrestling 6 Tutoring 5 Merit Letter of Commendation 6 RICHARD B. MOTT Up the walls . . . manic depressive, mostly manic . . . public speaking?? . . . apparent I.Q. ± 170 . . . riflery (“Dammit, missed again!”) . . . Mousics — Creative Raytime . . . Light My Fire . . . sound . . . “First and 10 Oxford?? . . . Calculus? What’s calculus? . . . J.B. . . . Who, me? God? KDS 3, 4; Executive Committee 5. 6 Science Club 4; President 5, 6 Varsity Football 5 Rifle Team 5; Captain 6 Glee Club 3 Merit Semi-finalist 6 Black and Crimson 6 Chess Club 3. 4, 5 Shield and Dragon 6 Tutoring 4 Lower School Honor Society 3 Lower School Prize for English 3 Honor Roll 3, 4, 5 STEPHEN E. PARSONS Black Bomb . . . Opel Fever . . . vandalism . . . 338 North bieele ... my wife . . . and then there’s Wendy . . . “Could I have a pass, sir?” . . . weekends before Nicholson Day . . . “Who’s Phil?” . . . Gleesome Threesome . . . West Hill . . . I’ll play your silly game!” . . . janitor’s room Black and Crimson 6 Business Board 5, 6 KDS 4. 5. 6 Glee Club 5, 6 Wyvern Business Board 5. 6 RICHARD S. PASCAL Tyke . . . O.K., Rock Out!” . . . Al . . . Janet . . . Stowe . . . Wolf and Hawkman . . . Misquamicut ... hit the flakes . . . “Come on, Super Shell!” . . . K.T.? . . . Good luck . . . D.D. — reject . . . “Got a Kleenex?” . . . Rowdy Yates ... Gil Favor . . . Pasc . . . South Seas . . . Bloomfielf? . . . Chaffee . . . KDS 6 Shield and Dragon 6 Black and Crimson 6 Varsity Soccer 6 Stock Club 6 Tutoring 6 S. CLARK PEASLEE, JR. Click, Toof, Chip, Beasley . . . sometimes called O.T.R. . . . Friday night at the Art . . . “Are you kidding me?” . . . trying to get the car to work . . . Skiing wasn’t the same without Bob, John, and Jack . . . Got the knees of an Alexander . . . Oh, that wonderful laugh . . . Varsity Football 5; Co-Captain 6 Varsity Skiing 4, 5; Captain 6 Varsity Lacrosse 4. 5; Captain 6 Dance Committee 4. 5; Secretary- Treasurer 6 Glee Club 5. 6 Student Council 6 Williams Club of Hartford Prize 5 News 4. 5, 6 Honor Roll 4 K-9's 6 Prefect 6 ANDREW C. PEELLE Andy . . . Andrews . . . P6I6 . . . bagels . . . Madison ... the blue station wagon . . . squash courts . . . ulcers . . . getting Linda home by 11 P.M. . . . “Hey, party at my house!” . . . Treo . . . long blonde hair . . . Pocky . . . Trinity . . . love handle . . . pop ’em tops . . . Class Committee 6 KDS 4, 5. 6 Varsity Soccer 4. 5; Co-Captain 6 Varsity Lacrosse 5, 6 Dance Committee 5. 6 ANDREW D. POND Ginger . . . Sarah, Laura, Lynne etc. . . . “No slouch” . . . George . . . Westerly, Rhode Island . . . Nose dive’s easy!” . . . Frohock . . . “I’ll take the blonde.” . . . Stowe . . . “Your turn to drive.” . . . Cleveland, Unionville, East Glastonbury . . . crossroads ... the park . . . Grandmother’s bed . . . Honor Roll 3. 4. 5 Glee Club 5. 6 Stock Club 5. 6 Science Club 5, 6 KDS 6 Shield and Dragon 6 Varsity Football 5, 6 Varsity Baseball 5. 6 Merit Letter of Commendation 6 Black and Crimson 6 FREDERICK H. RACE, IV Dyn. 3 . . . Fern and Puss . . . frostycakes . . . West Hill . . . Capt. 0-Wow . . . Lisa . . . Mommy, mommy! . . . Healy . . . D.A.D.E.C. ... pie in the sky . . . woof . . . I swear to God! . . . quick stick . . . Creesell . . . Port-o-Goose . . . F.R.2 . . . YRRAL . . . mule choker ... top siders . . . Oh, c’mon, guys!’’. Black and Crimson 6 Dance Committee 4. 5. 6 KDS 3. 4. 5. 6 Varsity Football 5. 6 Glee Club 5. 6 K-9’s 6 Varsity Lacrosse 5. 6 Press Board 4, 5, 6 Wyvern Board 5; Associate Editor 6 WILLIAM C. RIDDLE, III -----------Radio . . . Andrea and Flora Lee . . . W.H.A.C. . . . Beacon Hill . . . korker . . . $20 phone bills . . . downtown Canton center ... 3 A.M. happenings ... A parental-authority problem” . . . hammock . . . Una . . . Rambler . . . Lincoln . . . room 211 .. . chewed up homework . . . lemons . . . Hunt Winklee . . . Glee Club 5. 6 Varsity Football 5. 6 Varsity Wrestling 6 Shield and Dragon Executive Committee 6 Black and Crimson 6 Chess Club 4 PETER G. ROCKWELL The “Rock” . . . Weekapaug . . . “Oh, Muz!” . . . No, I’m painting the house today.” . . . Informal pictures will be taken today. Please be prompt.” ... Mr. KDS . . . Head for the high country! . . . Weee, I’m a fairy!” . . . coffee and english muffin” . . . “What are you, WEIRD!?.” . . Varsity Soccer 5. 6 Black and Crimson, Editor 6 News 3. 4, 5; Editorial Supervisor 6 KDS 3. 4; Business Manager 5; Secretary 6 Merit Letter of Commendation Honor Roll 3. 4. 5 Dux Prize 3, 4. 5 Prefect 6 Harvard Club Prize 5 Renssalaer Medal 5 Tutoring 5, 6 Tilney Prize 5 Summer Program 5 Lower School Prize for Math 3 Lower School Prize for Latin 3 Lower School Honor Society 3 WALKS Scholarship 5 DAVID A. ROSOW Toad . . . Yankees . . . Seven up the middle ... the Mick ... Set to the wall . . . Dooley strikes again . . . What to do Friday night? . . . “Any bets on the Series?” . . . fifteen-minute theme 37 . . . '76ers . . . Speedy . . . snow days . . . five hours to Philly . . . CJ5 . . . Wally!! . . . Toadmobile . . . Chess Club 3 Tutoring 4 Stock Club 5; Secretary 6 Varsity Soccer 6 Varsity Baseball 5. 6 Black and Crimson 6 GEOFFREY H. RUSSELL Jr. Exec. . . . Puss and Fern . . . “It’s my day!” . . . Suffern . . . Ahern Funeral Home . . . Daiqueries . . . Cook’s . . . Sary . . . shaving cream can? . . . France . . . Geoff jokes . . . Dyn. 3 . . . V.W. . . . Holy Child . . . L.T.D. patcher . . . B.E.C. . . . millionaire . . . Port-o-Goose . . . G R dance . . . Sprite window . . . Chess Club 4. 5 Glee Club 4. 5. 6 KDS 5. 6 Varsity Lacrosse 5. 6 Shield and Dragon 5; Chairman 6 ROBERT C. SCREEN My father said . . . What! 500!” ... six inches . . . achors away! . . . Don’t write on my books!” ... at least the Chevy doesn’t burn much gas . . . Give me back my trot, Hurley!” . . . me, drink beer?! . . . fuball! . . . can’t miss church . . . You turkey!” . . . Who took my donuts?” . . . Wyvern Business Board 6 Prefect 6 Stock Club 5. 6 Glee Club 4, 5; President 6 Jonathan Downs Prize 5 Varsity Football 3. 4. 5; Co-Captain 6 Varsity Basketball 5. 6 Varsity Baseball 3. 4, 5. 6 JONATHAN A. SHATZ Colorado ... UR 17’s . . . crunches 442’s . . . (J.S.) 2 . . . sound room . . . I could see a way for it. . . looks good to me . . . The Tenement . . . October 30, 1968 . . .I’m running out of ideas . . . mountain road rallies . . . EC 7717 at 105 mph — new world’s record ... Do it, if it feels good Varsity Skiing 5, 6 KDS 4; Executive Committee 5, 6 Shield and Dragon 6 News 4. 5; Business Board 6 Black and Crimson 6 Science Club 5. 6 Radio Club 5, 6 Chess Club 4. 5 THOMAS C. SPALDING, JR. Motown revue . . . Bryan Watson . . . U of M . . . Ray Oyler . . . “You’ve gotta be kidding!” . . . Grosse Pointe . . . Porter’s girls ... “I don’t believe it!” . . . Clodia Pulcher . . . math homework? ... Fu Fu Knucklehead . . . Trophy Room janitor . . . lumbering lineman . . . first smudge . . . hike? . . . “You mean Oxford’s admitting girls now?” Varsity Football 5. 6 Glee Club 5. 6 K-9's 6 Stock Club 5 Class Committee; Chairman 6 Tutoring 6 Black And Crimson 6 KDS 6 LAURENCE H. STEVENSON Larr . . . sleek, speedy, yellow-hot, totalled bug . . . humor unlimited . . . “New Hampshire? Can't get there from here” . . . li’l grappler . . . Chuck's Texaco? . . . “Would you please repeat the question?” . . . setback extraor- dinaire . . . two spectacular ties . . . Poncho he’s not . . . Varsity Tennis 3. 4; Co-Captain 5, 6 Varsity Soccer 5, 6 Shield and Dragon Executive Committee 6 Press Board; Chairman 6 Glee Club 4. 5. 6 K-9’S 6 Stock Club 5 News; Circulation Manager 6 J. MARK TEICH Invicta Woody . . . bug-eyed . . . Winsted . . . “For five dollars I’ll do it.” . . . 'stache ... Nip shoes . . . Trinity ... “I give up, Sarge!” . . . Emmitt . . . Nelsons . . . skid cellar . . . Natasha . . . Tykes . . . Listen to that bass! . . . pint size . . . woof . . . Varsity Soccer 6 Varsity Baseball 6 Glee Club 3. 4, 5. 6 Tutoring 6 Black and Crimson 6 Shield And Dragon 6 JOHN D. THOMAS John . . . Janet forever . . . Hey, let’s go out for ads this period! . . . Tareyton . . . chairman, West Hartford Cancer Society . . . always laughing . . . Mount Snow . . . setback . . . Gleesome Threesome . . . battle wagon . . . Hendrix . . . Aspen . . . Are you STILL going out with Janet?” . . . KDS 3. 5. 6 News 5. 6 Exchange Student 4 Press Board 5 Honor Roll 3, 5 Wyvern 5: Business Board 6 Lower School Honor Society 3 Black and Crimson 6 Business Board 5. 6 Merit Letter of Commendation 6 Varsity Golf 6 Glee Club 6 STEPHEN R. TREAT Steve . . . Oh, my heart! . . . Forest Hills instead of soccer pre-season? . . . unbelievable . . . tennis . . . works on dance committee?? . . . pfaff . . . trick or what? . . . air-conditioned VW . . . daydreaming led to a Saturday morning . . . whoosie . . . Head for the high country! . . . Student Council 3, 4 Rifle Club 3 Tutoring 5. 6 Dance Committee 4. 5: President 6 Glee Club 4. 5. 6 Trinity Club Prize 5 Varsity Soccer 4. 5; Co-Captain 6 Varsity Tennis 3, 4; Co-Captain 5. 6 Tennis Award 5 Stock Club 5 Prefect 6 K-9's 6 News 4 VINCENT J. TURCO, JR “Tromp it! Five miles to the exit!” . . . Clyde's” . . . 427 Falcon . . . Rock Hudson . . . Don’t bother me, I’m groovin’. . . . Giovanni . . . ankle killer . . . happening” . . . Mack II . . . 12 string guitar . . . fins ... the turk . . . Forget it, I’m in” . . .Tuff Fuzz . . . Glee Club 4. 5. 6 K-9's 6 KDS 4. 5. 6 Varsity Soccer 6 Wyvern; Associate Art Editor 6 PETER B. VIERING This school has done wonders for me . . . With this on my record I could land in the White House . . . But Dunk and I see eye to eye . . . You’ll come a-waltzing Matilda with me . . . What this country needs is a good five-cent cigar . . . Shield and Dragon 6 KDS 3. 4. 5. 6 Science Club 6 Radio Club 6 Chess Club 3. 4 GREGORY C. VOUROS Wyvern '69 . . . folk music . . . “Spiro who???” . . . Yeah, right!” . . . Byrds . . . New Britski . . . ???? . . . C.C.S.C.???? . . . Gregorio . . . wearing a pinstriped what? ... in the art room ... pet peeve — history ... pet passion — art KDS 5. 6 Stock Club 5 Science Club 5, 6 Honor Roll 5 Wyvern 5; Art Editor 6 Black and Crimson 6 Shield and Dragon 6 DAVID B. WALKER Return to England . . . not now . . . must learn lines . . . “J.B.“ . . . another Bio. test . . . A.P. for final ... left patch with a VW bus? . . . which college to see? ... ah, see ’em all don’t listen to them, ignore them . . . what is my purpose in life? . . . KDS 3. 4. 6 Shield and Dragon 6 Glee Club. 4. 6 Exchange Student 5 Varsity Skiing; Manager 5. 6 Black and Crimson 6 BRADLEY F. WARE Blue Hills Fire Dept. . . . B-Ware . . . Year-round exercise excuse . . . But Mr. Alissi, just ONE more Pfaff season . . . Baseball in the Engineering Drawing room ... B.F. ... Fred ... red wool hat ... only . . . sophomore on softball team 1967 . . . Harvard 73 . . . going to Columbia for . . . News 4. 5. 6 Radio Club 4; Secretary-Treasurer 5 Science Club 6 Stock Club 5 Class Secretary-Treasurer 5, 6 Honor Roll 3. 4 Merit Letter of Commendation 6 Semi-finalist National Achievement Scholarship JOHN S. WYPER, JR. Jay . . . Jaybird . . . unbelievable stories . . . “Gimme a break!” . . . obnoxious . . . grief giver . . . Friday night at the library . . . Nicki’s . . . Saint A's . . . French major . . . WYPR . . . DINNER PARTIES . . . “Would you believe “Hey, remember the time Rent-a-Date . . . Black and Crimson 6 Dance Committee 5, 6 KDS 3. 4. 5. 6 Varsity Football 5. 6 Glee Club 5, 6 Varsity Lacrosse 5. 6 Shield and Dragon 6 Class Committee 6 EDWARD N. ZIEKY Duck . . . scholarship to Houston . . . soccer goalie? . . . “Wind sprints? You’re kidding!” . . . Norman — who’s that? . . . dented green Cougar . . . “Perrin, take the nets out” . . . NZEZ . . . Take the nets in, Perrin!” . . . Ace, Queen, and King — set . . . coke hand . . . Stock Club 5; Treasurer 6 Press Board 5. 6 Tutoring 5, 6 Varsity Golf 4, 5; Captain 6 Varsity Soccer 6 Varsity Basketball 6 Chess Club 4. 5 News 5. 6 Look out. girls, it’s that devil-may-care-rrtan-about- town. TYLER! Two bucks? To see THAT bald?” Why is it that every time I ask you to have a word with the seniors it turns into a two-hour lecture?” But Boss, do you think the trailer could take it if you patched out? 106 Smile when you say that, pardner! 107 You sure that isn’t mud? Who stole my 380 and a dirty towel? Beer? Sshh! Civie's proposing! 'O.K. lady, pick out the one who attacked you. Foto by Flashbulb Berson. 108 Parsons steered me wrong; I can’t have a weed hert Gee, Tom, now you’re almost as tall as your brother! Sure I drink my own brew! Our own CIA man on campus. 109 5 penny bag? Class Of NAME FAMED FOR WEAKNESS Alexander getting wrapped in tape knees Barnes his cheeks muscles Bergen getting ads younger girls Brodsky coordination big words Bush Karate convertible tops Calusine love life women Cannon dune buggy Volkswagen Carpenter his walk social life Civitillo displacement CIV. 7 Creedon Cure-all Casino-Royale Dimesky chest Tana Fisher The Big T Budweiser Goldfield Fuzz curlers Goldstein skiing Larks Goodwin collecting props Gene Granato foul shots Italian food Harris good looks Stephanie Holtz throwing the bull Avon girls Houck roll bars girls in '69 Mustangs Hurley clothes shined shoes Jackson parking ability sailing Johnson golden locks eyesight Koza beard English Kunik height Student Council Luther public speaking Mr. Mum Marsh smile seductive women Masker ferociousness big girls McAdams appetite Coca cola Mott theorems cream, sugar and coffee Parsons Road Rallies Avon Girls Pascal physique new suits Peaslee the tooth training rules Peelle parties Bacchus Pond May 29 Avon Rustlers Race frosted cakes Hickeys Riddle postage peddling Bells Rockwell Dux Prize censoring good humor Rosow clothes gambling Russell hair little Friskies Screen punts Cal's centers Shatz skiing VR17 Spalding math excellence Glee Club Mixers Stevenson clean clothes red ties Teich mustache Detective Lou Thomas skipping Pfaff Janet Treat Stevie wonder Volkswagen Turco 427 Falcon Sheila’s baby Viering Soviet propaganda political knowledge Vouros artistic ability Confucius say Walker Ribbit flies Ware soliciting funds Smokey the Bear Wyper incredible wit noodles Zieky 38«: a dirty towel doggiebags 110 ’69 Compendium HANG-OUT AMBITION DOOMED TO training room weight room in bed News Room T-Bird All-American Line-Backer state champion wrestler to go steady become President mountain climber test tape fight off his back be old maid headmaster of Kingswood a long fall Dillon Stadium the strip Bess Eaton's slot car tracks cellar still Holtz’s playboy Grand Prix Latin teacher own construction company President of Heublein shave marriage Outlook Ave. Racing Club eakspay igpay atinlay streetsweeper in Venice drink Cure-all be hairy H.G.C.. Drive-in beauty salon supply room attic training room Zipps phone booth own own radio station become hair dresser show his Lark pack do something wrong own restaurants marry beautiful girl broadcast 12-6 a.m. shift become hair dresser lung cancer do everything right play N.B.A. Basketball marry Stephanie lying on the green Em's Bakery Zipps cellar Barnard Brown Shea Stadium become obstetrician become lawyer play N.B.A. Basketball become accepted become history teacher become great ballplayer have a baby defend himself for ticket own Granato’s restaurant remain our Hank be tutor play for Mets White Mountains Rosow's Casino Putnam. Conn, the pasture stage sound room Peace Corps volunteer own Las Vegas NO. Nan! own agricultural industry be an orchestra leader science professor become rich and successful be owned by Las Vegas Yessssss. Nan. milk cows listen to his stereo Uncle Sam's Rifle Team Avon Hills Upper Westmont Killington MBC George Cotters own dealership leather good sales own Daddy's Company gorm6 walk in the sun Greg Cooke mechanic at Honest John's Deedee be a bricklayer be a connoisseur be a shadow Rick Race Cabins Senior Study Yankee Stadium Ahern's bookstore sound room weight lifter successful businessman make odds for Yankees undertaker the 100-yard punt lose weight V.P. Big T flunk out lose his shirt to Yankees dig graves fit into a window gain weight Trophy room Oxford Cooke's Aetna Diner H-Tennis Club Tobacco Valley Inn own Spalding Goods succeed Dad nudist own American Tobacco Co. beat Arthur Ash to land at 7.000 ft. to sell tennis balls for Wilson phys-ed teacher at Oxford be detective roll his own shag balls drive Mach 2 Montgomery. Ala. 302 Wood Pond B.H. fire station Arlington Rd. in the nots be socialist famous artist win frog jumping contest fire marshal international playboy a clean towel let Freedom Ring paint post cards croak water boy one girl lose all but 38? 111 Class Superlatives Class Weed — Tareyton, pot, Johnson First Mother — Marsh, Rockwell First Father — Thomas, Fisher, Wyper First to Marry — Russell and Race, Wyper, Parsons Forced to Marry — Mott, Goodwin Class Cook — Race Class Hangouts — “Art , Dobb’s House, Trinity, Howdy’s Class Pastimes — sex, drinking, sex, cars, sex, baseball, Oxford? Favorite Novels — Dr. Spock, Bible, Candy Favorite Magazines — Reader’s Digest, Keen Teen, Playboy, T.V. Guide Class Expressions — O.K. Rock-out, Swear to God, Nunc Ubi Sub Ubi Class Dink — Cook, Race Most Likely to Become Priest — Houck, Fisher Most Likely to Become Rabbi — Holtz, Parsons Lost in Space — Holtz. Turco Talks Most, Says Least — Viering Most Likely to Succeed — Marsh, Rockwell Thinks He's Most Likely to Succeed — Turco. Race Most Spirit — Granato, Bud Favorite Drinks — Gator-Ade, Dacquiri, Thelma’s punch Cream of the Crop — Bush Best Best — Best Best-Liked Aspects of Kingswood — Least-Liked Aspects of Kingswood — Kingswood, Oxford Most Pull — Masters Alissi and Beatty Class Alibis — “But sir, you would’ve followed her, too , My dog ate my homework”, My mother put my ticket through the wash.” Most Likely to Get Involved — Jackson Most Able to Keep Track of Things — Creedon Favorite Activities — Cardinal Puff, Humanities, Pfaff Class Bod — Brodsky, Johnson, Civitillo Pet Peeves — Lola’s coffee, chapel Best Parties — Bush, Lazear, Riddle, Rockwell Best Dressed — Rosow, Race, Stevenson Best Pair — Pascal Pond Most Studious — Rockwell. Holtz Favorite Songs — I Think We’re Alone Now, Chewy Chewy Class 38 and a Dirty Towel — Zieky Favorite Tests — Sobriety, Driving, SAT’s Class Lovers — Fisher, Thomas, Goldstein, Parsons, Wyper, Alexander Favorite Girls’ Schools — Loomis, Miss Porter's, Avon High Favorite Personalities — Brad Davis, Tyler Tingley, Joey Reynolds Favorite radio stations — WDRC, Big T”, WTIC, WRCH Best Drivers — Cannon, Houck, Jackson, Bush Best Roads — Upper Westmont, Deercliff, Carol Road Class Keenteens — Screen, Pascal, Goodwin Favorite T.V. Shows — Mission Impossible, Smothers’ Brothers, Brad Davis’ Circus Favorite Movies — Candy, Days of Sin and Nights of Winnie-the-Pooh, The Party Best Sense of Humor — Thomas, Parsons, Wyper, Fisher, Mott Worst Sense of Humor — Rockwell Favorite Organization — Outlook Avenue Marching Chowder Society, KKK, Humor Committee, Big “T” Class Sponge — Race, Russell, Creedon 112 Class Will Alexander — Jack leaves his tape to Gene. Barnes — Tom leaves his ties to Elmer F. Delvental. Bergen — Hunt leaves his love life to True Confessions. Brodsky — Mark leaves his athletic prowess to Gibby Walker. Bush — Charlie leaves in the rain trying to get his top up. Calusine — Cal leaves “Russian to get out. Cannon — Andy leaves only if he can make it out of the parking lot alive. Carpenter — Raleigh waddles off into the sunset. Civitillo — John leaves if he can get into his locked car. Creedon — Sandy leaves for New York trying to find his M.G. Dimesky — Dave leaves tripping out of the bathroom. Fisher — Bud leaves a little weiser. Goldfield — H.P. leaves his hair to Brillo. Goldstein — Dave leaves in a puff of smoke. Goodwin — Pete leaves his wings to Tinkerbelle. Granato — Joe leaves for the underworld. Harris — Steve leaves on an early dismissal for Southington. Koza — Ed leaves O.B. Houck — John leaves his hair to Jo-Jo. Hurley — Doc leaves all his soul to Bruce. Jackson — Hank leaves trying to get involved. Johnson — Jay leaves with his man-tan from the Glastonbury tobacco fields. Koza — Ed leaves O.B. Kunik — Howie leaves playing one-on-one with Wally Wilson. Luther — Steve leaves his speaking talent to Mr. Mum. Marsh — Terry leaves with Nan’s permission. Masker — Tom leaves to lead Jennifer out to pasture. McAdams — Carter leaves hungry. Mott — Rick leaves still proving that Heaven is hotter than Hell. Parsons — Steve leaves in bed with Opel fever. Pascal — Rick leaves rockin’ out. Peaslee — Clark leaves Captain of EVERYTHING! Peelle — Andy leaves his ulcer to Bacchus. Pond — Andy leaves for Muscle Beach. Race — Rick leaves ‘‘Cooking’’ something up on his own. Riddle — Bill leaves 53 messages for Nancy. Rockwell — Rock leaves his dung heap to Boss Best. Rosow — Dave leaves for Fenway Park. Russell — Geoff leaves for “Little Friskies” at West Hill. Screen — Bob leaves for the Army, Marines, Air Force, and possibly Navy. Shatz — Jon leaves his tuff GT stripes to Mr. Van Dyck. Spalding — Tom leaves making a Grosse Pointe. Stevenson — Larry leaves for Oxford ... to see his father? Teich — Mark leaves O.T.R. Thomas — John leaves trying to turn off the machine. Treat — Steve leaves trying to play tennis with his WHAT?! Turco — Vin leaves through the hole he blew in the wall. Viering — Pete leaves for Moscow U. Vouros — Grey leaves his sketches to Ssaplla Droffart. Walker — Dave leaves his R-R-l-l-B-l-T in Wood Pond. Ware — Brad leaves on a false alarm. Wyper — Jay leaves having another Nicki-fit. Zieky — Ed leaves with 38? and a dirty towel. 113 Black and Crimson Editor: Peter G. Rockwell Business Managers: Hunt Bergen and Gar Calusine 114 Faculty Advisor: Malcolm K. Jones Literary Board: Sports Spalding Alexander Introduction Harris Brodsky (Johnson, absent) Seniors Shatz Barnes Goldstein Clubs Riddle Mott Humor Thomas Fisher Absent: Faculty and Forms, Carpenter •usiness Board: Harris, Creedon, Wyper, Cannon, Thomas, ioldstein, Parsons 115 Photographer: Alan Berson DANIELS CADILLAC COMPANY INC. MILL-ALL DIVISION FANSTEEL, INC. PLANTSVILLE, CONN. 06479 5 WEST MAIN STREET . AVON. CONNECTICUT 06001 677-1666 • 527-6087 116 Tyler Imported Motor Car Co. 1067 Farmington Ave., Farmington 677-1395 Compliments of HEUBLEIN, INC. Manufacturers, Importers, and Distributors of Fine Foods, Wines and Spirits Since 1875 Hartford, Connecticut 117 THE KANE BRICK COMPANY 684 Newfield Street Middletown, Conn. Est’d. 1873 Compliments of John LaFalce, Inc. 304 W. Main St., Avon, Conn. Interior Decoration WALNUT HILL CONVALESCENT HOME 55 Grand St. New Britain Compliments of CROSIER AND RACE PRINTING CORP. 118 The Fenn Manufacturing Company Newington, Conn. Machinery Division Aerospace Products Division Compliments of CARLING ELECTRIC, INC. 119 “COMPLIMENTS” ELM THEATER Elmwood, Conn. Cinema I East Hartford, Conn. (stmwi mm Product Litles Electrical Wiring Devices Electronic Devices Specialty Switch Controls Electrical Distribution Equipment Motor Controls Electric Coils and Transformers Enclosed Switches Ceramic Components ARROW-HART, INC. HARTFORD, CONN. 120 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '69 • Corbins Comer, West Hartford DAVIDSON LEVENTHAL STORES • Downtown New • Manchester Parkade • Bristol Plaza • New London Mall Fine Residential Property West of Hartford R. W. BARROWS 62 LaSalle Road, West Hartford 236-4261 195 West Main Street, Avon 527-3131 677-8534 Best Wishes to the Class of 1969 American Standard Products Inc. Division of U.S.I. Corp. 121 ZACHER’S Photo Supplies New Hartford Location 260 Trumbull St West Hartford Branch 971 Farmington Ave Books and Records HUNTINGTON’S BOOK STORE 77 Asylum Street Hartford 968 Farmington Ave. West Hartford Center JOHN M. CIVITILLO, INC. MASON CONTRACTORS ELMWOOD, CONN 122 W. C. Mason 687 Oakwood Ave. West Hartford Compliments of Food Crafts 641 Farmington Ave. Hartford, Conn. 123 Compliments of — Parsons Paint Hardware 1833 Farmington Ave Unionville, Connecticut “Best Wishes” Morris A. Fierberg Co. Mechanical Contractors Hartford, Conn. “Good Luck” In The Future . . . COMER NURSERY CENTER Farmington Ave. Farmington Complete Line of Nursery Stock and Supplies Phone 677-0603 124 Compliments of THE COLONIAL PHARMACY Eugene Tanski — Pharmacist “We Have Nothing To Say” 1969 Kingswood Dance Committee STOUGHTON DRUG 774 Farmington Ave, WH Prescription Specialists Free Delivery Tel. 236-5805 125 DOUGHERTY DRUG STORES OFFICE: BA 3-0711 BA 3-4450 Residence: BA 9-1233 CONN. Automatic Sales Co. We Specialize in Cigarette Vending Machines 97 Lafayette St. New Britain, Conn. Harry S. Kounaris Manager KINGSWOOD MARKET 846 Farmington Ave. West Hartford COMPLIMENTS OF BATTISTON’S CLEANERS 677-2300 AVON BRANCH 126 The Businessman’s Department Store “The boss who does not want to ‘spoil9 his employees with a comfortable office may be costing his company money. ” (N. Y. Times, Sept. 29y 1968) Go on . . . ‘spoil’ your employees. And the place to start is Harris Office Equipment. It’s often called The Businessman’s Department Store because here you’ll find everything imaginable for your office: desks and chairs, beautiful desk accessories and office supplies. Some of our many departments include: Executive Office Furniture: Executive Gifts and Desk Accessories: Office Supplies: Budget Office Equipment: Used But Not Abused Office Furniture: and Refurbishing, Repairing and Refinishing Department. You might want to consult our interior designer for advice on office planning ... or office landscaping. And when you do business with The Businessman’s Department Store, you might get a little ‘spoiled.’ Simply call Harris Office Equipment (246-7491) Monday through Friday from 8:30 am to 5 pm. You can place your order on the phone . . . or if you prefer, make an appointment to have one of our experts visit you. h : i LC- 60 Allyn Street. Hartford. Conn. 06103 Telephone 246-7491 127 ATLANTIC JIG BORES - GAGES JIGS - FIXTURES - SPECIAL MACHINERY JET ENGINE COMPONENTS ATLANTIC MACHINE TOOL WORKS, INC. 549 CEDAR STREET NEWINGTON, CONN. 666-4601 Let our travel experienced team plan your next trip Davis-Jacobs Travel Service 242 Trumbull Street John M. McGann June Blais Hartford, Connecticut B. F. Lockwood Anthony Lupacchino OLD FARMS INN 129 ,w 9W Cards and Beautiful Gifts 989 Farmington Avenue West Hartford 7, Conn. Member F.T.D.A. THE EPICURE Farmington Best Wishes to the Class of 1969 QUAKER HARDWARE CO. CREATIVE PLAYTIME UNUSUAL and distinctive toys 29 LaSalle Road West Hartford Tel 233-1949 40 Wells Road Wethersfield Tel 529-8900 130 Interstate United 131 Wm. F. Powers Co., Inc. 976 Farmington Ave. West Hartford, Conn. Gentlemen’s Outfitters Importers Diana Lee Shop for Ladies Compliments of GROTE WEIGEL QUALITY MEAT PRODUCTS 132 Distinctive Clothing and Furnishings For Men and Young Men 28 LaSalle Road • Phone 232-2100 • West Hartford, Connecticut 06107 Compliments of FARMINGTON SAVINGS BANK in Farmington and Unionville 43 Garden St. HAWORTH’S Greenhouses Flower Shop Ph. 677-1684 Farmington, Conn. 133 Spencer Paint Company, Inc. Dupont — Colorizer Paints Wallpapers 1131 New Britain Ave. Elmwood, Conn. Tel. 233-3657 BILL SLAYMAKER’S OCKER 160 Willard Avenue Phone: Hartford Newington, Conn. 233-2928 KENNEDY AUTO DRIVING SCHOOL Established 1929 Classroom and Behind the Wheel Instruction for Teenagers Quick — Safe — Sure 280 Ann St. Hartford 527-3680 Compliments of — West Hartford Chrysler — Plymouth — Imperial 30 Raymond Road West Hartford 134 Our Shetland Sweaters From Scotland Are Exclusive With Us Clothier Importer Furnisher 26 Trumbull Street 525-2139 The T P RESTON CO. REALTORS 45 South Main St. West Hartford, Conn. • Tel 236-1635 Old Avon Village, Route 44. Avon, Conn. • Tel 246-5606 Here you will find full service banking with a personal touch NATIONAL BANK Corbins Corner Office • West Hartford. Conn. 135 GOLF-O-TRON Conn. Golf Land Rts. 83 30 Talcottville Phone 643-2654 lndoor Golf ‘Driving Range -'Par 3 Golf Miniature Golf Ski Mobiles Go-Carts 136 West Hartford 7, Conn. Flowers • Furniture • Fine Gifts MARIO’S BARBER SHOPS 5V South Main Street West Hartford Center and Crossroads Plaza West Hartford Compliments of The Edward H. Deming Agency Inc. Deming Luscomb Co. Inc. Farmington Valley Travel Service 767 FARMINGTON AVE. FARMINGTON, CONN. Good Places to Go When You Are Hungry for . . . A DOUBLE THICK MILK SHAKE A GENEROUS SUNDAE A REFRESHING SODA Tasty Hamburgers, Beefburgers, and a Variety of Salad Sandwiches and Soup A. C. PETERSEN FARMS 240 Park Road, West Hartford 835 Park Avenue, Bloomfield 140 Mountain Street, Suffield 395 Main Street, East Hartford Rt. 44, Avon 550 Windsor Avenue, Windsor 137 WHITING LANE FLORISTS Whiting Lane Road, West Hartford, Conn. The Bank with your future Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation AVON • EAST HARTFORD ENFIELD • HARTFORD SIMSBURY ■ WEST HARTFORD • WETHERSFIELD WINDSOR ♦Is this symbol of quality on your personal insurance? CONNECTICUT GENERAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY • Hartford Life Accident Health Group Insurance Pension Plans 138 WAGNER 5 I m 5 B U R V AVON CIDER MILL LATTIZORI BROS. COLD PURE CIDER Keep In Cool Place AVON • 677-0343 • CONN MITCHELL PONTIAC, INC. 384 Hopmeadow Street SIMSBURY, CONN. 06070 PONTIAC TEMPEST WALTER I. MITCHELL President Bus. Simsbury 658-4431 Res. Phone 658-4376 THE FARLEY COMPANY COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE 49 PEARL STREET Hartford. Connecticut 06103 Phone (203) 246-0001 139 Ye Olde Greeting Shoppe 974 Farmington Ave. West Hartford Center (523-0515) Greeting Cards Party Goods Stationery “Compliments” of The Golf Shop at The Country Club Farmington, Conn. John J. Murphy Professional start pilot training now Pilot training by AIRKAMAN is in progress year round. Start now in courses leading to the following licenses: Private Commercial Instrument Multi-Engine Flight Instructor Airline Transport Rating Day and evening Ground School. Phone Hal Schnerr. Flight School Director, for details. Hartford 246-5466 or Windsor Locks 623-2671 SUBSIDIARY OF KAMAN CORPORATION BRADLEY INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT WINDSOR LOCKS, CONN. 06096 APPROVED FOR VETERANS 140 YOU CAN COUNT ON US for low prices for good quality for wide assortments for reliable service for friendliness for satisfaction SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. WEST HARTFORD • MANCHESTER TORRINGTON “Compliments” of ROBERT E. PARSONS, INC. Chevrolet and Buick Farmington, Conn. A GIRL’S BEST ACCESSORY IS A WELL-GROOMED BOY McCABE PAULSON 11 West Main New Britain IRV JEFFRIES MUSIC TOWN 7 South Main St. West Hartford 141 BEST WISHES HARTFORD KNIGHTS DOYLE’S DRUG STORE 834 Hopmeadow Simsbury Free 658-7654 Five Prescription Pharmacists Delivery To Serve You “The Modern Big City Pharmacy With the Country Store Friendliness” 142 A. F. Peaslee, Inc. BUILDERS Hartford, Conn. 143 —
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