Phillips Exeter Academy - PEAN Yearbook (Exeter, NH)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1975 volume:

y, ■■ s v ,y ' lO VlA., , a.-,, (O 0 ' ' --- ' VlwV ' UA..-— 1 C - :r o V THE 1975 PEAN VOLUME XCV Robert W. Kesler PSILON SlG ROBERT WILSON KESLEF Instructor in German and English. Appoind Prepared for college at Lower Merion High Scl Princeton, 1932; Universities: Munich. CambridiJ . School, Pomfret, Conn, . ssistant Coach of .Academy Soccer Team and Coach of . cademy Lacrosse Team. In charge of . cademy Debating Team. The 1975 Pean is dedicated to Robert W. Kesler, who retires this year after forty years of out- standing service to Exeter. In addition to his more than twenty yeai-s of teaching of both German and EngUsh, Mr. Kesler has acted as Dean, Chairman of the Executive Committee of the Faculty, and Vice Principal. From August to December in 1969, he assumed the position of acting principal, while Richard Day was recovering from illness. Perhaps the position, in which Mr. Kesler best exhibited the strength of character for which stu- dents and faculty alike have come to attribute to him, was as Dean. From 1956-1969, he worked with unflagging dedication, seeking to make the dis- ciplinary system as impartial as possible. Dean Kesler, known for his strictness, was, nevertheless, highly respected for his determination that every student be treated with equal objectivity and fair- ness. Among Mr. Kesler ' s significant achievements was his coaching of the lacrosse team, coaching of the Academy Debating team, and advising of the Student Council. A single event which typifies Mr. Kesler ' s con- cious concern for the atmosphere of the school in humorous as well as serious aspects is his annual Spring Sermon, an acount of Ockrock and his en- counter with Dick, the Almighty One, given in form analogous to a bible reading. Contents Fall Story 6 Faculty 46 Winter Story 78 Class Pictures 114 Seniors 126 ' I Sw. ' Sc • Soap and education are not as sudden as a massacre, but they are more deadly in the long run. - Mark Twain M ' - ' ■ The arrival of new principal, a new curriculum, and over three hundred new students gave birth to hopes for an exciting fall. But after the new P.O. combinations were memorized and the new stu- dents could tell Wentworth from Wheelwright, it became clear that no miracles would occur on campus. The Student Council amassed a volume of information on visitations and presented a propos- al, but . . . The day-off everyone craved never came, and the national economic slump caught up to Exeter. Seconds became scarce as the dining halls extensively cut back. But let ' s not leave our reader with the impression that depression pervaded the fall. The football team, in front of an Exonian crowd finite in num- ber, infinite in spirit, gave Andover a lesson on the gridiron, bringing back the first beating of the Blue in three years. Halloween converted the library into a showcase where two students vented their Holy Week frustrations in a shoot-out, while the dummy from Webster ended it all in a dramatic leap from the rafters. 10 V 1 ■V , Probalile Nor ' east to Sou ' vvest winds, varying to the southard . . . and wostard and eastard and points lietvveen; high and low barometer, sweeping round from place to place; probable areas of rain, snow, hail, and drought, suceeded or preceded by earthquakes with thunder and lightening. (New England weather, speech at dinner of New England Society, New- York, Dec. 22, 1876) - Samuel Clements 12 % 13 I Assemblies became something more than the ap- pointment you cut and got away with. Mr. Kurtz ' s quiz show, the faculty dramatic productions, and other relaxed presentations set attendance records. But assemblies did not simply provide a time for students to unwind from their second period tests. Mr. Whitney, the Academy ' s Visiting Fellow, David Burchenal, the John Phillips ' Award Winner, and a group of Lobbyists from Washington pi-esented the challenges of their particular field. When all the papers, all-nighters, and first period classes were compared with the Saturday night dances, Senior Grill, and sleeping late on Sunday, the result was a fall, refreshingly unique in its assorted events. Training is everything. The peach was once a bitter almond; cauliflower is nothing but cabbage with a college education. - Mark Twain 15 THE CURSE ON ATREUS 16 17 FALL SPORTS ♦ ' « r 1 1 • ' it a j 20 The 1974 Fall Season was one of the best in Ex- eter ' s history. Every team ended with a winning record, and both Boys ' Soccer and Cross Country were undefeated. In contests with Andover, the Big Red Machine made an outstanding showing with only golf losing to the Blue. Varsity Soccer had possibly its best season ever as it went 12-0-1, tying only the Dartmouth Freshman. This undefeated re cord included victories over five college freshman teams. Under the coaching of Mr. Dennehy, the squad performed as an excellently bal- anced and cohesive unit, using their hustle and team- work to outplay better skilled teams. Perhaps the play of Captain and Most Valuable Player Dave Stymiest, fullback Keith Ausbrook, and Goalie Franco Scala- mandre best embodied the spirit and proficiency of the team. Exeter Water Polo again had a superb season with a 9-3 record. Using its superior ball skills and condi- tioning, the squad often beat its opponents, including Andover, by lopsided scores. Playing mostly college varsities, the team displayed great poise and spirit, especially when they took victories from Dartmouth and Harvard in the closing seconds. Under the lead- ership of Coach Roger Nekton, and co-captains Tom Adkins and Brad Richdale, the squad compiled a long winning streak. The season ended, however, on a disappointing note as Exeter was forced to relinquish r . . the Eastern Seaboard Championship to Montclair Academy. In spite of a seemingly mediocre 4-3 record, the football team had one of its strongest seasons in recent years. Mike Marchese, Dave Phillips, and Cap- tain Steve Slattery anchored an excellent defense, which surrendered an average of fifteen points per game. Mike Kelly, who threw seven touchdown passes over the season, and halfback Chris Egizi led a bal- anced offensive attack. Exeter suffered two dis- appointing losses to Choate and Deerfield, but ended the season in good fashion by crushing Andover, 28-7. i I I 23 Coach Ralph Lovshin ' s Harriers brought home the Class A New England Title after a two year absence with an undefeated season. In every prep school meet, the Red showed its depth by capturing at least seven of the top ten places. The Interschols, held at the Academy, attracted ten other schools. Although Ex- eter did not place better than fourth, they strode to an easy victory with six of the next eight places. The JV was also excellent as they won their Interschols with times that would have placed them fourth in the Varsity standings. This year ' s golf team finished with a disappointing 4-3 record. Despite the play of Captain Mike Tene- riello, the squad lost twice to Andover. Next year, Exeter golf hopes to improve its performance with the return of four iettermen. Girls soccer compiled a strong 7-1 record, the only loss being to Lawrence Academy. Ellen Black and MVP Stephanie Stringos composed Exeter ' s steady defense while Gloria Bilson, Joan Clements, and Cathy Dunbar were the outstanding forwards. Exeter finished the season on a decisive note, shutting out Andover 6-0. Field Hockey also had a winning record of 4-2-1. Consistency characterized the squad which was led by MVP Janet Kennedy, high scorer Pam Lester, and co-captains Marty Taft and Phyllis Chang. I 4|ar«« 1 I 28 . .. .«««r«v i ' % rtn Boys ' Soccer Exeter Opp. 4 1 Gov. Dummer 3 Cho ate 4 1 Harvard Freshman 6 2 New Hampton 4 St. Paul ' s 2 Mt. Hermon 7 1 Amherst Freshman 3 2 Deerfield 3 Bowdoin Freshman 3 1 Yale Freshman 4 2 M.I.T. JV 2 4 2 2 Dartmouth Freshman Andover Waterpolo Exeter 12 8 14 6 4 9 11 10 2 17 28 6 27 5 11 9 29 10 45 8 8 14 38 8 Trinity Varsity Bowdoin Varsity Brown Varsity Dartmouth Varsity Boston College Varsity Andover Varsity U.N.H. Varsity Hai-vard Varsity Hebron Varsity Mt. Hermon Varsity Montclair Academy Andover Varsity P 1 ' ootball Exeter Opp. 6 raeizstiStsi ■ psg ; . Choate 21 7 M Tabor 31 14 1 ■■ : ' ■ Mt. Hermon 20 29 Im ' p? ' ' m Deerfield 28 13 ■ ; M 1 Worcester 14 28 34 7 ■J. ■ ' Maine Andover ' iMii Li.i 1,4 klA , VARSITY SOCCER - (1st. row) Taylor, Steyer, Tufts, Ausbrook, Stymiest (Captain), Campasano, Mandel, Hall, Johnson. (2n(i. row) Coach Dennehy, Eliot (Manager), Lawson. Mathey, Ortner, Scoper, Heath, Borst, Mugford, Kelly, (3rd. row) Nordell, Conklin. Joyce, Broadbent, Scalamandre, Bedford, Crump, Murphy, Marshall. VARSITY CROSS-COUNTRY - (1st. row) Kermath, Hanson, Reich, Rice (Co-Captain). Winebaum (Co- Captain), Weston, Hagler, Cassidy. (2nd. row) Coach Dimraock, Stalker, Owlett, Morton, Ernst. S tahr, Samaha, Coach Bruce, Coach Lovshin. VARSITY GIRL ' S SOCCER - (1st. row) Katz, Church, Schell, Stringos, Roy, Bilson (Captain). Black, Knauer, Pierce, Shortell. (2nd. row) Coach Garber, Fernald Buffington. Jensen, Winkler, Harris, Silva, Newman, Coach Bowes, (3rd. row) Prescott, Brackett. Clements, Dunfey, Block. Hewson, Krakora, Dunbar. VARSITY WATERPOLO - (1st. row) Dietrich, Esch, Strauss, Fortin, Richdale (Co-Captain), Adkins (Co- Captain), Blackburn, Waller, Copeland. Corton (2nd. row) Coach Nekton, Caswell. Burnett, Denton, Hedberg. Fisher. Lee, Gumaer, Coach Wooley. VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY - (1st. row) Sargent, Smith, Mclntyre, Chang (Co-Captain), Taft (Co- Captain), Perkins, Mitchell, Coach Conway. (2nd. row) Hunt, Chan. Holliday, Butz. Kennedy. Lester. VARSITY GOLF - Coach Clements. Stone, Reese, Vivian, Riordan, Sprague, Duane, Shay. Coach Walker, Missing Teneriello (Captain). VARSITY FOOTBALL - (1st. row) Richards, Saxe, Zaharris, Hill, Mitchell, Slattery. Tucker, Pollack, Kasprzak, Fitts, Wright. Kearney. (2nd. row) Coach Orr, DiBiaso, Rudman, Revelas, Seward, Tulmulty Harvey, Matto.x. Jablonski, Lown, LeBlanc, Chester, Coach Estey, Coach Moutis. (3rd. row) Coach Pierce, Adams, Ryan. Moutis, Bailey, Carpenter. Jeffries, Vaughn. Cobb, Winburn, Sparks. Hurd (Trainer). (4th. row) Bache, Gary. Vargas, Buckley, Potter, Phillips, Marchese, Kelly, Egizi, June, Stephansky, Warren. Vnmm ' nn w mtnn n ii 4M-MJ n ■Trr • • • vli Mirifcu:! Cross Country Cxeter 0pp. 19 42 Portsmouth High 15 44 Choate 15 48-50 Gov. Dummer, St. Marks 19 42 Mount Hermon 22 38 Lowell Tech 18 41 Deerfield 23 37 Andover 1st Place Interschols Girls ' Soccer Exeter 0pp. SSS 2 1 Andover 2 3 Lawrence 2 1 St. Paul ' s 1 St. Paul ' s 6 Andover 2 1 Pingrea 7 1 Tilton 6 2 Tilton Field Hockey Exeter 0pp. 3 Exeter High 3 4 St. Paul ' s 1 1 Portsmouth High 2 Pingrea 3 DeiTyfield 1 7 St. Paul ' s 3 1 Andover Golf Exeter 0pp. Won Lost Lost Won Won Lost Lost Won Won Lost Won Lost Lost Won EXETER-ANDOVER FOOTBALL? if i-- :  : ■ 33 34 fll« l1 ' IMP ' 36 f 37 38 40 41 M ' ' Mil II I ' J !!■ ' ■  i 42 44 FACULTY Would you buy a us d bike from this man? TRUSTEES Calvin Hastings Plimpton, M.A., M.D., Med. Sci.D., L.H.D, LL.D., Sc.D., Litt.D., President Brent Maxwell Abel, A.B., LL.B., Vice President Stephen Guild Kurtz, Ph.D., Principal James Arthur Newman, Jr., B.S., M.B.A. James Aiken Fisher, B.A. Charles Hansen Toll, Jr., A.B., LL.B. Alfred Brittain HI, B.A. Howard McClintic Love, B.A., M.B.A. Robert Davis Storey, A.B., LL.B. George Stuart Heyer, Jr., B.D., Ph.D. Michael MacKenzie Thomas, A.B. Carroll Worcester Brewster, B.A., LL.B. James Haller Ottaway, Jr., B.A. Peter Benjamin Bensinger, B.A. Gary Patterson McPherson, Ph.D. Herbert Putnam Wilkins, A.B., LL.B. Warren C Lane, Jr., A.B., LL.B. Lmjett Baker, A.B. James R. Sloan, B.A., M.B.A. Daniel Kemp Stuckey, A.M., Clerk EMERITI 48 William Gurdon Saltonstall, A.M., L.H.D., LL.D., Litt.D.; Principal Emeri- tus (1963): appointed June, 1932; elected May, 1946 Richard Ward Day, Ph.D., LL.D., Princi- pal Emeritus (1974); elected May, 1963 Norman Shaw McKendrick, A.M.; In- structor in History, Emeritus (1945); Ap- pointed June, 1906 Corning Benton, A.M.; Treasurer and In- structor in Business, Emeritus (1951); Appointed September, 1911 Paul Huntington Linaberry, A.M.; In- structor in French, Emeritus (1953); Ap- pointed October, 1912 Edwin Silas Wells Kerr, A.B.; Dean Emeritus (1953); Appointed September, 1921 Leonard Elkins Pearl, S.B.; Instructor in Chemistry, Emeritus (1957); Appointed June, 1917 George Stephens Carhart, A.M.; Instruc- tor in English, Emeritus (1957); Appoint- ed June, 1931 Donald Sims Rickard, A.M.; Instructor in French and Spanish, Emeritus (1960); Appointed October, 1926 John Clarence Hogg- M.C.. U.A.. A.M.; Harlan Page Amen Professor, Emeritus (1961) and Instructor in Science; Appointed June, 1931 Norman Lowrie Hatch. A.B.; George Shattuck Monson Professor of Latin, Emeritus (1963); Appointed June 1923 Shencood Perry Smedley. A.M.; Instructor in Chemistry-, Emeritus (1964); Appointed January, 1930 Edmond Albert Meras. Ph.D.; Instructor in French and .Art. Emeritus (1964); Appointed May. 1942 Ezra Pike Rounds. A.B.; Director of Admissions and Scholarships, Emeritus (1966); Appointed October. 1920 Percy Couch Rogers. A.B.; Instructor in French and Spanish, Emeritus (1966); Appointed June, 1923 Howard Gray Funkhou-fer. Ph.D.: Instructor in Mathematics, Emeritus (1966); Appointed June. 1932 Glen Adolph Krause: Instructor in Art and Director of the Lamont Gallery. Emeritus (1966); Appointed May, 1946 Chilson Hathaway Leonard. Ph.D.; Instructor in English. Emeritus (1967); Appointed June, 1932 Edward Robert Scott. M.A.; Woodbridge Odlin Professor of English Emeritus (1967); Appointed May, 1934 Paul Edward MoUoy. A.M.; Instructor in English, Emeritus (1967) Appointed November. 1943 Eugene Davis Finch. Ph.D.; Woodbridge Odiin Professor of English Emeritus (1968), Appointed June, 1933 Phillips Elder Wilson. A.M.; Instructor in Historv ' , Emeritus (1968), Appointed May. 1942 Robert MacFarlane Gait. M.A.; Dean of Faculty and George Shattuck Morison Professor of Latin. Emeritus (1969) Appointed June. 1931 Henry Phillips. Ph.D.. M.A. (Hon.); Bradbun,- Longfellow Cilley Professor of Greek and Instructor in Histon,-, Emeritus (1969) Appointed June, 1933 DeVaux de Lancey, A.M.; 19-59 Independence Foundation Professor and Instructor in French, Emeritus (1970); Appointed June, 1972 Herrick Moicer Macomher. Ph.D.; Director of Studies, Ementus (1970); Appointed May, 1937 Jackson Barzillai Adkins. Ph.B., Ed.M.; George Albert Wentworth Professor of Mathematics, Emeritus (1970); Appointed November, 1939 William Leonard Stevens. Jr.. A.M.; Instructor in English. Emeritus (1970); Appointed May. 1942 in Modem in Modem Deiter Buttertield. A.M. Instmctor in Mathematics, Emeritus (1971); Appointed June, 1930 Henry Leland Chapman Leighton. A.M.; Instmctor in Mathematics, Emeritus, (1971); Appointed June, 1931 John Mayher. A.B., Robert Shaw White Professor of Historj. Emeritus (1971); Appointed June, 1931 Zena.« Franklin Neumeister. A.M.; Instmctor Languages Emeritus (1971); Appointed June, 1931 Harris Henderson Thoma. . A.M.; Instmctor Languages Emeritus (1971); Appointed June, 1931 Hoicard Trevelyan Easton. A.M., George Shattuck Morison Professor of Latin, Emeritus (1971); Appointed June. 1932 Leonard Nichols Rhoades. S.B.; George Albert Wentworth Professor of Mathematics. Emeritus (1971); Appointed June, 1933 Theodore Barry. A.B.; Business Manager. Emeritus (1971) Appointed June, 1944 Charles Marion Rice. B.A.: Edward C. Simmons Professor and Director of Admissions and Scholarships, Emeritus (1971) Appointed January, 1965 William Nicker.son Bates. Jr. A.B.; Instmctor in English, Emeritus (1972); Appointed May, 1936 Oiarles Lester Biekel. Ph.D.; Harlan Page Amen Professor and Instmctor in Science, Emeritus (1972); Appointed May, 1936 Robert Gilchrist Luckey. A.M.; Instmctor in English, Emeritus (1972); Appointed December, 1936 Arthur William Weeks. M.A.; 1961 Independence Foundation Professor and Instructor in Science, Emeritus (1972); Appointed May, 1937 Elliot Gould Fish. A.M.; Instmctor in Modern Languages, Emeritus (1972); Appointed June, 1939 Henry Wilkinson Bragdon. M.A., D.C.L., L.H.D.; Cowles Professor in the Humanities and Instmctor in Historj-, Emeritus (1972); Appointed September, 1945 Gordon Blair Benn. M.Ed., Instmctor in Physical Education. Emeritus (1973); Appointed May, 1938 Nickerson Rodgcrs. M.A.; Instructor in Science, Emeritus (1973); Appointed May, 1967 Richard Frederick Niebling. Ph.D.; Thomas S. and Elinor Lamont Professor of English, Emeritus (1974); Appointed November, 1941 Carl Martin Casper M.A.; Instmctor in Interpretation of Literature, Emeritus Febmarj-, 1950 English and Oral (1974) Appointed c c 3 i ' ' : ' Administration Its name, is public opinion. It is held in reverence. It settles everything. Some think it is the voice of God. Stephen Guild Kurtz. Ph.D. - Principal, Elected March, 1974 Robert Kesler. A.B. - Vice-Principal, Appointed June, 193.5 Henry Bedford. Ph.D. - Cowles Professor in the Humanities, Academy Librarian and Instructor in History, Appointed May, 1957 Hrnni Bisftet. A.B. Associated Director of Development. Appointed June, 1933 Donah! Dunbar. A.M., A.M.T. - Dean of Students and Instructor in Mathematics, Appointed June, 1955 L(ivi. ' Hitzrot. M.S. - Assistant Principal for Administration and Treasurer, Appointed November, 1946 Susan Jorgensen. B.A., M.Ed. - Associate Dean of Students, Appointed May, 1972 Paul Mahoney. A.B. - Director of Alumni Affairs, Appointed, May 1962 Walter Pierce. Jr., B.S., M.B.A., M.S.T. Associate Dean of Students and Instructor in Mathematics, Appointed May, 1971 Paul Sadler. -Jr.. A.B. - Director of Publications and Editor of the Phillips Exeter Academy Press. Appointed May, 1965 Rheua Stakely. B.A. - Admissions Office, Appointed May, 1973 Mr. Dunbar 50 Mr. Bissell Mr. Mahoney Ms. Jorgensen Mr. Brownell 51 Mr. Bedford Mr. Stuckey Mr. Sadler 52 Mr. Pierce Mr. Irving Mr. Hitzrot Ms. Stakely 53 ENGLISH William BoUen. A.B. - Instructor in English and Admissions Officer, Appointed 1969 ,. , , • j Jamfs E. Brewer 11. J.D. - Instructor in Englisli, Appointed 1973 Michael F. Drumnwy. M.A. - Instructor in English, Appointed 1969 Helen H. Dysinger, M.A. - Instructor in English, Appointed 1974 Carole L France, M.A. - Instructor in English, Appointed 1970 Peter C Greer, B.A. - Instructor in English. Appointed 1968 John B. Heath. B.A. - Instructor in English, Appointed 1949 John J Kane M.A. - Instructor in English, Appointed 1973 Mores T. Kendrick, M.A.T., Instructor in English. Appointed 1972 . „ V u A ■ t . Harvard V. Knowles, M.A. - Instructor in English, Appointed 1974 B. Rodney Marriott. B.A. - Instructor in English, Appointed 1965 M. Patrick McWilliams, B.A. - Instructor in English, Appointed Mr. Drummey Mr. Greer 54 Mr. Rindfleisch Ms. France Mr. Marriot 1972 ■ Henrti A. Ploegsfra. Ph.D. - Instructor in English, Appointed 1965 Charles W. Pratt. A.B. - Instructor in English, Appointed 1966 Majorie L. Pryse. M.A. - Instructor in English, Appointed 1973 S ' orral W. Rindfleisch. A.M. - Instructor in English, Appointed 1968 Charles L. Terry. Ph.D. - Instructor in English, Appointed 1967 Frederick G. Tremallo. B.A. - Instructor in English, Appointed 1964 Qyde E. Tressler. Jr.. M.A. - Instructor in English, Appointed 1972 Alan H. Vrooman. Ph.D. - Instructor in English, Appointed 1937 55 S ' iy Mr. Kane Mr. Terry Mr. Pratt Mr. Ploegstra 56 Mr. Bates Mr. Bolden Ms. Kendrick Mr. Knowles 57 Ms. Dysinger Mr. Brewer Mr. Heath Ms. Pryse Mr. Tremallo r Mr. T ressler A T Mr. Vrooman 59 HISTORY Mr. Smith Mr. Cole Donald B. Cole, Ph.D. - Robert Shaw White Professor of History, Appointed 1947 Gerald F. Denault, M.A. - Instructor in History, Ap- pointed 1974 Donald W. Foster, M.A. - Instructor in Anthropology, Appointed 1973 Albert C. Ganley, M.A. - Instructor in History, Appoint- ed 1963 E. Arthur Gilcreast, Ph.D. - Director of the Summer School and Instructor in History, Appointed 1967 Thomas C. Hayden, M.A. - Associate Dean of Students and Instructor in History, Appointed 1968 John D. Herney, M.A.T. - Instructor in History, Ap- pointed 1968 Andrew W. Hertig, M.A. - Instructor in History, Ap- pointed 1968 David B. Johnston, M.A. - Instructor in History, Ap- pointed 1974 R. Bruce Pruitt, M.A. - Instructor in History, Appoint- ed 1973 Richard D. Schubart, M.A. - Instructor in History, Appointed 1973 Donald P. Schultz, M.S. - Director of Fisher Theater and Instructor in History, Appointed 1966 Steven C. Smith, M.A. - Chairman of the Department of History, Appointed 1964 mm Mr. Gilcreast 60 Mr. Hertig Mr. Pruitt 61 Mr. Schubart Mr. Denault Mr. Schultz , r. Foster C l - y r ' Mr. Johnston RELIGION Christopher M. Brookfield, B.D. - Chairman of the Department of Rehgion, Appointment 1963 Frances F. Carpenter, B.A., M. Div. - Assist- ant School Minister and Instructor in Religion, Appointed 1974 Daniel W. P. Morissey, O.P., M.A. - School Minister and Instructor in Religion, Appoint- ed 1970 Peter Vorkink II, Ph.D. - Instructor in Reli- gion and Assistant School Minister, Appointed 1972 Mr. Vorkink Mr. Brookfield 63 Father Morrissey Miss Carpenter MUSIC Carol A. Block, B.Mus.Ed. - Instructor in Music, Appointed 1971 A. Irving Forbes, B.Mus.Ed. - Chairman of the Department of Music, Appointed 1959 Ms. Block Mr. Forbes 64 ART Nicholas B. Dawson, B.A., M. Arch., - Instructor in Architecture, Appointed 1972 Henry P. James, M.A. - Chairman of the Department of Art, Appointed 1971 Cabot Lyford, M.F.A. - Instructor in Art, Appomted 1963 Valerie K. Pinciaro, B.S. - Instructor in Art, Ap- pointed 1972 Mr. Lyford Mr. James Miss Pinciaro Mr. Dawson 65 PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Barbara Belle Bowes, M.S. - Instructor in Physical Edu- cation, Appointed 1973 Kathy Nutt Conway, M.S. - Instructor in Physical Edu- cation, Appointed 1972 George Crowe, M.Ed. - Instructor in Physical Education, Appointed 1968 William J. Dennehy, B.S. - Instructor in Physical Edu- cation, Appointed 1969 Alan H. Estey, M.Ed. - Instructor in Physical Education, Appointed 1969 Ralph J. Lavshin, M.S. - Instructor in Physical Educa- tion, Appointed 1934 Nicholas P. Mmitis, Ph.D. - Director of Special Athletic Programs, Appointed 1954 Roger A. Nekton, M.A. - Instructor in Physical Educa- tion, Appointed 1963 Theodore R. Seabrooke, Jr., B.S. - Chairman of the Physical Education Department, Appointed 1945 Mr. Seabrooke ' ' ■ ' ' Mr. Moutis Mr. E stey Mr. Dennehy 66 Mr. Lovshin Mrs. Conway Mr. Nekton Mrs. Bowes Mr. Crowe 67 SCIENCE Richard S. Aaronian, B.A. - Instructor in Science, Appointed 1971 Lynda K. Beck, Ph.D. - Instructor in Science, Ap- pointed 1972 Richard F. Brinkerhoff, M.A. - Instructor in Science, Appointed 1947 Charles A. Cmiptan, Ed.M. - Chairman of the De- partment of Science, Appointed 1955 Richard L. Bunnell, M.A. - Instructor in Science, Appointed 1942 Ralph V. Dykes, M.S. - Instructor in Science, Ap- pointed 1972 James V. Ekstrom, M.Ed. - Instructor in Science, Appointed 1969 Richard A. Hoffman, Ph.D. - Instructor in Science, Appointed 1965 Ian Lennox, B.Sc. - Instructor in Science, Appointed 1973 Mary Ellen Plumb, M.S. - Instructor in Science, Ap- pointed 1974 Dudley S. Taft, M.A. - Instructor in Science, Appoint- ed 1951 David R. Walker, M.Ed. - Instructor in Science, Ap- pointed 1963 Mr. Aaronian Mr. Bunnell Mr. Compton 68 Miss Beck Mr. Brinkerhoff  r Mr. Dykes Mr. Walker Mr. Hoffman 69 Ms. Plumb [_ Dr. Schwaab Mr. Ekstrom Mr. Taft 70 I Dr. Heyl MEDICAL James T. Heyl, M.D. - Medical Director, Appointed 1947 Edleff H. Schivaab, Ph.D. - Consultant in Clinical Psychology, Appointed 1965 George Storm, M.D. - Associate School Physican, Appointed 1966 John W. G. Tuthill, M.D. - Assistant Medical Di- rector, Appointed 1954 Mr. Tuthill Dr. Storm Mr. Morante Mr. Thomas CLASSICS David D. Coffin, M.A. - Bradbury Longfellow Cilley Professor of Greek and Instructor in Latin, Appointed 1953 Edward C. Echols, M.A. - George Shattuck Monson Professor of Latin and Chairman of the Department of Classical Languages, Appointed 1957. Richard M. Morante, A.M. - Instructor in Classical Languages, Appointed 1960 David E. Thomas, A.M. - Instructor in Classical Lan- guages and Director of College Placement, Appointed 1957 . , Alan D. Wooley Jr., Ph.D. - Instructor in Classical Languages, Appointed 1968 MODERN LANGUAGES Aldo J. Baggia, M.A. - Instructor in Spanish and French, Appointed 1968 Claude Rene Blanc, Licence in Droit - Instructor in Modem Languages, Appointed 1974 David J. Baldwin, B.A. - Instructor in Modem Lan- guages, Appointed 1974 Valentine Bosetto, A.M. - Instructor in German, Ap- pointed 1955 Werner Brandes, Ph.D. - Instructor in German, Ap- pointed 1964 Miguel Buisan, B.S. - Instructor in Spanish, Appoint- ed 1966 Sydney S. Cohen, M.A. - Instructor in French, Ap- pointed 1973 Charles E. Deardorff, M.A. - Instructor in Russian, Appointed 1962 Emile J. Dion, A.M. - Instructor in Spanish and French, Appointed 1962 Lincoln D. Hammond, Ph.D. - Instructor in French, Appointed 1973 William R. Jones, D.U.P. - Instructor in French, Appointed 1937 Janet E. Kehl, M.A.T. - Instructor in French, Ap- pointed 1970 David B. Malcolm, M.A. - Instructor in French, Ap- pointed 1973 Brian G. Morgan, M.A. - Instructor in French, Ap- pointed 1969 James E. Samilijan, M.A. - Instructor in Spanish, Appointed 1970 Phillipe A. Thurneyssen, A.M. - Instructor in French, Appointed 1970 Andre R. Vernet, M.A. - Chairman of the Depart- ment of Modem Languages, Appointed 1958 Mr. Bosetto Mr. Brandes Mr. Vemet Mr. Buisan Mr. Cohen Mr. Baggia Mr. Dion Mr. Hammond Mr. Malcolm Miss Kehl 75 Mr. Blanc Si Mr. Samiljan Mr. Morgan , -i Mr. Thurneyssen Mr. Jones 76 Ms. Brown MATHEMATICS Anja S. Bankoski, B.A. - Instructor in Mathematics, Ap- pointed 1974 Richard G. Brown, A.M.T. - Instructor in Mathematics, Appointed 1962 William E. Campbell, M.A. - Instructor in Mathematics, Appointed 1973 William B. Clark, A.B. - Instructor in Mathematics, Ap- pointed 1937 aarence R. Clements, Ed.M. - Instructor in Mathematics, Appointed 1969 Robert H. Cornell, M.A. - Instructor in Mathematics, Ap- pointed 1966 Damd K. Dimmock, B.S. - Instructor in Mathematics, Appointed 1972 Frank T. Gutmann, M.A. - Instructor in Mathematics, Appointed 1959 Charles A. Hamblet, M.A.T. - Instructor in Mathematics, Appointed 1970 Spruill Kilgore, Ph.D. - Instructor in Mathematics, Ap- pointed 1972 Ransom V. Lynch, A.M.T. - Instructor in Mathematics, Appointed 1939 David Robbins, Ph.D. - Instructor in Mathematics, Ap- pointed 1972 Charles M. Swift, B.S., A.M. - Harlan Page Amen Profes- sor, Dean of Faculty, and Chairman of the Department of Mathematics Frank Walker, Ph.D. - Instructor in Mathematics, Ap- pointed 1973 John C. Warren, M.A. - Instructor in Mathematics, Ap- pointed 1963 Ms. Bankoski Mr. Brown Mr. Swift 77 Mr. Campbell Mr. Clark f Mr. Dimmock Mr. Gutmann Miss Kilgore Mr. Robbins Mr. Hamblet 78 Mr. Clements Mr. Lynch Mr. Walker Mr. Cornell Mr. Warren DAVID AND LISA Ck,„.- iro ' PBTRILS la S WINTER STORY I 82 83 wk ' i 85 86 WINTER SPORTS 87 88 89 90 If In winter sports, Exeter continued to dominate Andover. Perhaps, the highlights of this winter were varsity hockey ' s two overtime victories over Andover. Winter track had one of its best season ever with eight victories and only one loss to Harvard Frosh. The Red Raiders demolished such strong opponents as Andover and Dartmouth ' s Sub- Varsity. Individual performances by Doug Hill in the six hundred, Jimmy Warren in the sprints, and co-captain Mark Tucker in the hurdles highlighted Ralph Lovshin ' s last season as winter track coach. Hard work and phenomenal spirit brought boys ' varsity swimming from a mediocre start to their best season ever. Their 7-1 record showed only one loss to an undefeated Dartmouth J.V. Coach Roger Nekton ' s disciples also earned an unprecedented second place in the fastest Interschols ever, as two school records and all but one pool record were broken. The team can look forward to an even better season next year as only five lettermen will graduate. The girls swimming and diving team was much better this year than its 4-6 record indicates. With only six lettermen, the team ' s success depended on new students, Ann Krakora and Lisa Grater, who, along with co-captains Janet Kennedy and Martha Nance, led the team to victory in the Interschols. All but two team records were broken during the year, and all the girls showed great improvement. Varsity wrestling enjoyed a fine 7-1-1 record, the only blemish being a loss to St. Pauls. A win over Andover, and a second place finish in the Interschols highlighted the season. The outstanding wTestlers were co-captains Jim Buffington, undefeated at 115 pounds, and Jon Saxe, once beaten at 133. r vv- i '  mv s-iat ' -- - ,.- ■ , ■y ' m ' 92 r ' i f ■i . .a 93 94 95 W ' 97 A fj — R « 4c 100 Despite a mediocre first half of the season, varsity hockey rebounded with eight wins in a row to a 14-7 record. Center Dave Stymiest and wings, Peter Whiting and Chris Egizi, combined to form a spectacular first line that tallied sixty- five goals and ninety-nine assists. Other out- standing offensive threats were Chic Johnson, Dennis Hughes, and co-captain Franco Scala- mandre. Goalie Joe Tamas anchored the defense with an average of twenty-six saves per game. Charles Hamblet, in his first year as varsity basketball coach, produced a respectable 6-7 sea- son. Against college frosh, the team consistently played well and brought home victories from Tufts and Bowdoin. However, against Andover in the last game of the season, the team fell 60- 56 and thus lost its chance to give Exeter Bas- ketball its first winning season in some years. Girls basketball ended with a fairly successful 5-5 record. Cathy Dunbar led the scoring column followed closely by Julie Dunfey, Sue Hunt, and Captain Phyllis Chang. In their first season as a varsity sport, girls gymnastics won two of their six meets and placed third in the Interschols. Captain Paula Gifford led the ten girl squad to victories over Concord and Northfield, and to within one point of a victory over Andover. I Despite boys squash ' s 7-9 record, it was a successful season, since most of the defeats came at the hands of college teams. Bill Fischer was undoubtedly the most valuable player, losing only two matches during the year at the number one spot. In only its second year of existence, th e girls varsity squash team produced a poor 1-7 record, although the team did defeat Andover in the last match of the season, 5-2. Of the eleven members on varsity and J.V., only five had ever played squash before, Helen Chen led the team, playing four of the eight matches in the number one spot. 102 HOCKEY BOYS ' HOCKEY - (Top Row) Walne, manager; Mr. Osenton, coach; Hughes; Sparks; St. Goar; Tufts; Murray; Spence; Egizi; Mr. Crowe, coach; (Bottom Row) Taylor; Johnson; Dempsey; Whiting, captain; Tamas; Scalamandre, captain; Stymiest; Campisano; Mugford Ik- iter r« BOYS ' TRACK - (Top Row) Mr. Morgan, coach; Mr. Dyl es, coach; Slovenski; Winebaum; Lown; Cassidy; Hagler; Daniell; Koplik; Corell; (Middle Row) Mr. Dimmock, coach; Horton; Ryan; Samaha; Hansen; Stalker; Washington; Hall; Mr. Bruce, coach; Mr. Lovshin, coach; (Front Row) Dietrich; Hill; Kermath; Reich; Tucker, captain; Owlett, captain; Ernst; Warren; Weston; Weed BOYS ' WRESTLING - (Top Row) Mr. Seabrooke, coach; Gary; Graves; Richards; Heins; Davis, R.; Buttrey; Annis; Mr. Campbell, coach; Mr. Gallagher, coach; (Bottom Row) Kurch; Blank; Potter; Steele; Buffington, captain; Saxe, captain; Mackenzie; Buckley; Drouilhet; Cole BOYS ' SQUASH - (Top Row) Mckinnon; Healey; Cannon; Reese; Mr. Brandes, coach; (Bottom Row) Clark; Fisher, captain; Lovett; Ordway Exeter 0pp. 3 4 Boston College 5 4 Williams College 12 7 Bowdoin College 10 2 Brown and Nichols 3 6 Hansard Freshman 2 9 Brown J.V. 2 5 Matignon 7 4 Archbishop Williams 1 2 Dartmouth Freshman 6 1 St. Paul ' s 7 1 Mt. Hermon 18 3 Lewiston High School 3 2 ANDOVER 9 3 Deerfield 7 Belmont Hill 8 3 Merrimack College 8 9 Harvard J.V. 5 4 ANDOVER TRACK Exeter Opp. 50 45 Holy Cross Sub- Varsity 74 12 Brocton High School 79 25 Seacoast Striders 67 17 Salem High School 67 14 Exeter High School 66 84 Bates College Sub-Varsity 106 31 Portsmouth High School 106 12 Timberlane 41 54 Harvard Freshman 55 40 Dartmouth Sub- Varsity 67 28 ANDOVER WRhlSTLISG Exeter Opp. 37 13 Timberlane 27 27 Hamilton-Wenham 41 3 Hyde 35 18 Wellsley 26 32 St. Paul ' s 32 16 Governor Dummer 38 15 Mt. Hermon 39 16 Worcester 28 21 ANDOVER Second Place Interschols BOYS ' SQUASH Exeter Opp. 9 M.I.T. Freshman 1 4 Milton 2 5 Harvard J.V. 7 Choate 2 5 Harvard Freshman 4 1 Middlesex 3 2 Groton 2 5 Deerfield 2 5 ANDOVER 4 5 Dartmouth Freshman 9 Harvard J.V. 1 6 Han ' ard Freshman 4 1 Tabor 5 Brooks 2 5 Belmont Hill Third Place Interschols GIRLS ' HOCKEY Exeter Opp 4 1 5 5 2 4 1 3 7 4 1 3 5 3 4 7 9 Exeter High School Haverhill Exeter Recreation Department North Redding North Andover Exeter High School Amesbury U.N.H. Portsmouth Beverly Exeter Recreation Department BOYS ' BASKETBALL Exeter Opp. 84 82 75 78 99 95 67 79 77 51 79 80 73 68 60 68 95 61 78 88 64 76 82 61 68 72 Tufts Freshman New Hampton Bowdoin Freshman St. Anselms M.I.T. Freshman North Yarmouth ANDOVER Deerfield Mt. Hermon Worcester Acadamy Tabor Acadamy Gushing ANDOVER BOYS ' SWIMMING Exeter Opp. 57 22 48 48 55 25 64 17 64 102 95 58 116 54 118 53 Exeter jrl Opp 61 59 57 63 50 49 56 73 62 56 65 66 Third Place Williams Freshman Williston Hebron Worcester Dartmouth J.V. Bowdoin J.V. Mt Hermon ANDOVER GYMNASTICS Nhaags Keene High School Concord Acadamy Amherst High School Northfield-Mt. Hermon ANDOVER Interschols GIRLS ' HOCKEY - (Top Row) Mr. Vorkink coach; B«Ty; Horrigan; Hat.h; Johnson; Schell; Cunnmgham; Testarmata; (Bottom Row) Femald; Stravalle; Roy; Taft, captain; Walsh, captain; McCoy; Wilder; Erickson GIRLS ' SWIMMING - (Top Row) Spencer, manager; Wei- Helides; Veale; Hupper; Thomas; Garrett; Gustin; (Bottom Row) MacLelland; Schell; Hogan; Jensen; Nance, captain; Kennedy, captain; Krakora; Grater; Oram; Mrs. Conway, coach BOYS ' BASKETBALL - (Top Row) Mr. Hamblet, coach; Kelly Seward; Lawrence; Jeffries; Shek; Klein, manager; (Bottom Row) Morgenthaler. Kasprzak, Caro captam; Darche, captain; Kennedy; Steyer; Fitts; Theg (Missmg) BOYS ' SWIMMING - (Top Row) Mr. Nekton coach; Knoepffler; Whitman; Caswell; Pardee; Denton; Hedburg; Fortin; Still; (Bottom Row) Lee; Macgowan; Donnell, Gorton; Copeland, capUin; Blackburn, captam; Esch; Strauss; Adkins; Pellar GIRLS ' BASKETBALL - (Top Row) Ms. Bowes, coach; Stringos; Nelson; Morse; Prescott; Black; (Bottom Row) Dixon; McLemore; Dunfey; Chang, capUm; Dunbar; Hanson GIRLS ' SQUASH - (Top Row) Miss Kilgore, coach; Perkins; Winkler; Chen; (Bottom Row) Chan; Hecht; Cohn; Butz; Lester GYMNASTICS - (Top Row) Chapin; Gary; Weiss; Ellrich; Korstanie; Hankenson; Miss Jorgensen; (Bottom Row) Shorten; Cole; Stotter; Gifford; Draughn; Samuels; Watte rson TIT Tfl ! !i ' - , ! 1 I i t i I f GIRLS ' SWIMMING Exeter 0pp. 47 77 Wellsley 59 95 Dover Durham Swim Club 55 22 Williston Acadamy 83 88 Cape Elizabeth 83 104 Dartmouth 83 27 Middlebury 101 70 Northfield-Mt. Hermon 105 66 Falmouth 80 92 AN DOVER First Place ' T DT Q ' D Interschols A QUrTrM T) A T riKi Exeter jO -D Opp. Aoivrj 1 oAL 51 40 Pinkerton 36 34 Governor Dummer 32 30 AN DOVER 37 13 Pingree 29 30 St. Paul ' s 24 22 Governor Dummer 32 36 Dover High School 18 39 Exeter High School 24 28 St. Paul ' s 46 47 New England College 31 25 AN DOVER GIRLS ' SQUASH Exeter Opp. 1 6 Bowdoin 1 8 St. Paul ' s 1 6 St. Paul ' s 7 Dartmouth 2 5 Bowdoin 3 6 St. Paul ' s 5 2 AN DOVER WINTER STORY PART II See Ya riMnnfVtKikWrX r{- y In the beginning God created winter. Now the campus was a frozen void, there was snow over the deep and depression hovered over the school. And God said let there be work, and there was work. God saw that it was hard, and God blessed it, saying, Let it be fruitful and multiply. And upon the second day God gathered the stu- dents from the lands of the Gnomites, and brought them unto the garden of Exeter, and they were sore afraid. And the students bowed to God and ser ' ed him through their work. And holy week came and the students called to God for inspiration for passing tests and strength for surviving all- nighters. But the students praised the God of No- Doz, and God, in his anger flung down trials of calculus, history and Latin. So the students made offerings to their God. The Dramatites performed David and Lisa, the Main Streetites presented a melodrama, and the Wheelwrightites brought forth offerings of pleasure. God looked down and was pleased, for they were good. And on the third day God created vacation and God, it was a good. But the forth day arrived and once again God summoned the students from the land of Gnomites. And God vented his wrath, for someone had plucked two speakers of stereo, and he brought forth inches of snow, blankets of clouds and days of cold. And on the fifth day God created routine and the students fell into it and pleased God by their ar- duous sacrifices of hours at desks of turmoil. And the students labored and God was pleased. And in his splendor he brought forth the prophet Dick Gregory, Congressman Cohen and Governor Carter of the Georgiatites who spoke of climbing the tree of knowledge to gain the fruit of truth. And upon the sixth day, God created great trials to test the loyalty to work of the students. And he unleashed another holy week, and the students grovelled to God, and constructed an arc of prepara- tion and survived the flood of assigned papers and texts. And God looked down and said let the eight- eenth be a day of rest and the students obeyed God and did not work that day. And God tested the team of hockey by calming the zamboni. But the team of hockey met the challenge by scraping the ice as the teams of opponents who worshipped heathen Gods looked on. And the teams of oppo- nents were vanquished. And one day it came to pass that the team of Andover came forth, bringing with them the sinners of the south. But the army of Buster and Franco rose up and smote the Andies and the Andies whimpered and returned to their camp. 110 And upon the seventh day the students cele- brated their coming unto the promised land of understanding. The House of Bancroft opened forth its doors to the Soulites, Websterites, Lang- dellites and other male tribes. And God smiled upon them for he saw the glory of his work, for indeed it had been a holy day. And it came to pass that Zamcheck entered the garden of Exeter and rocked the foundations of the gymnasium. And the stu- dents arose and boogied for their God. And the Dramatites again displayed their wonder with Two Gentleman of Verona. And God loved the first seven days so much that he decided to have an eighth. But the students rose against God and stepped upon the busses of Mich- aud and returned unto the lands of Gnomites, and thus ended the Gospel of Winter, prelude to the Psalm of Spring. Ill Later Reef 112 ■ -J 1 - •  ■ %-, ' - ' -.. -W SK 4 11 Jmt ' i A ' ' oy a T ; i :% J Lr ■  ■ L r- ' i ' U y Vir PREPS 1 tp: 1 1 1 1 K i i mmm sm M -:i — 1 LOWERS 116 117 • : fQ ' i ! 4hi • ' RR2 iMm S •aw win ,■! — TWIIW ■ ' Wm ' tC VI ; ?:s GRADUATION 123 PEAN BOARD Jay Whipple, Chairman Jay Kirby, Business ? Myra Donnelley, Layingout Editor Rick Bliss, Blissful Photography Jeff Joslin Alex Smith, Circulated (around) Bill Bradley, Copy Editors Bob Deming Nick Coe, Art Editor Charley Hunter, Cover Margaret Hecht, Local Ads Sam Buttrick, National Ads Andrew Kirby, Patrons Keith Rosenf eld, Sports and Color Whips LAYOUT Lisa Gustin Tony Downer Julie Dunfey Caroline Mitchell PHOTOGRAPHY Sam Rudman, Our Savior Brad Chase Vincent Yih Rex Yung Dan Yih Monica McCoy Cab Galbreath Dils Special thanks to me. 124 Alex Ricko HEELERS Jeff Lane Quinn Moss Pam Lester Alan Stock Noland Chen Peter Rossbach Mark Sherinian, Chuck Tricomi Ten Tillo.ck Jamie Waller Drake Zaharris Nancy Stone Chris Copeland Alex Smith Tony Downer Cab Galbreath Jack Sanders Pat Crump Sean Tunis Jeff Joslin Mike Buisan Tom Wilkinson John Montgomery Rick Bliss Charlotte Greenhalgh Dan Weaver Nancy Wilder Kim Roy Brad Chase ' The Artist ' 125 SENIORS ' 126 127 1 Jefferson Hodges Adams Well here I sit All alone with a broken heart I took three bennies And my semi-truck won ' t start - Commander Cody And his lost Planet Airmen Tom Adkins Hold fast to dreams For if dreams die Life is a broken-winged bird That cannot fly. Hold fast to dreams For when dreams go Life is a barren field Frozen with snow. Tis better to be rich and healthy than sick and poor. - My Mom Seth Aidinoff John Allyn Classic ' s dummy, proctor Installment South Crew, Hotspurs, J.V. Hockey, D.S ' s alarm clock B.F., E.O., D.B., B.M., B.R. ' - All Crazy 29 Cumberland St. - You ' re not the boss a me Life lends itself to your wishes, all you need do is ti-y. Those who have made it and can say they have found happiness in life, I shall admire. For others I offer understanding, yes, I ' ve been there. Edward C. Allard A momma dog took her puppy to the doggy doctor to have his eyes cheeked. While the doctor was off with a hypochondriatic doberman the puppy got scared he would get a shot and smashed up all the needles. Then he cried, because he knew the doctor would hit him with a rolled up newspaper. The doctor simply cleaned up and sent the puppy home, and the puppy has never trusted anyone since. Buy a wig. Wear a smile. Hire a mannikin to live your life for you. - Mark Alan Stomaty 128 Discussion Group: Scientific Society; Cum Laude The horror! The horror! - Mr. Kurtz He grumbled, ' They are Sophists, ' and instantly gave the door a hearty bang. — Plato In the room the wome n come and go Talking of Michelangelo. - T. S. Eliot Sports: Poon Pong; Kterbottle If, in ridiculing irt B Wdeals, humor is a powerful ally of rational morality, it is even more so in self -ridicule. - Konrs Lorenz m- While applying, be sure to consider Hell; they say it is not so much the facilities as the people who go there. David Apgar Stuart A. Aronson Frank A HK P-Church Those fnfflBW flfflKheir adoption tried, Grapple them unto thy soul with hoops of steel. This above all, to thine ownself be true, And it must follow as the night the day. Thou canst not then be false to any man. Farewell - friends - - WiUiam Shakespeare Douglas Reid Barker Youth is pert and positive, Age modest and doubting: So Ears of Corn when young and light, stand bold upright, but hang their Heads when weighty, full, and ripe. Benjamin Franklin 1751 Lesley A. Atwood Biscuit Monkeys stand for honesty. Giraffes are insincere, And the elephants are kindly but they ' re dumb. Orangutans are skeptical of changes in their cages, And the zookeeper is very fond of rum . . . Pigeons plot in secrecy and hamsters turn on frequently. What a gas! You gotta come and see — At the zoo. - Paul Simon David Bauer Lack of confidence is not the result of difficulty; the difficulty comes from lack of conidence. Seneca, Epistulae ad Lucilium Musick hath 2 ends, first to please the sence, that is done by the pure Dulcor of Harmony, secoundly to move ye affections or excite passion. Roger North, The Musicall Grammarian (1728) David Barlow If I leave here tomorrow, will you still remember me? For I must be travelling on, now, ' cause there ' s too many places I ' ve got to see. But if I stay here with you, now, things just wouldn ' t be the same. ' Cause I ' m as free as a bird, and this bird you cannot change. Lord help me I can ' t change. Won ' t you fly high free bird? - Lynyrd Skynyrd Thanx to SRT and the Amen gang, and most of all to T, G, C, S L James Michael Barnett You alone control your work output and you set your pace and your goals. All of us are always working towards goals even tho ' we have setbacks and the goals seen unobtainable at times. It ' s lonely and it ' s tough sometimes. . But that ' s life! We know you are trying and will , keep trj ' ing and that ' s the best any of us can ever do. That ' s what makes lasting and true champions. My Mother and Father Paul M. Bellamy Tacama, Washington Entered September 1972 So many men seem destined To settle for something small But I won ' t rest until I know I ' ll have it all. So don ' t ask me where I ' m going, Just listen when I ' ve gone And far away you ' ll hear me singing softly to the dawn. - Stephen Schwartz Paul Louis Bentel I am learning, ordeal by ordeal, my indignity. It ' s all I have, my only weapon for smashing through these stiff coffin-walls of the world. So I dance in the Moonlight, make foul jokes, or labor to shake the foundations of night with my heaped-up howls of rage. Something is bound to come of this. I cannot believe such monstrous energy of grief can lead to nothing. - John Gardner Eventually it is time. Sleeptight. Dean Caldwell Berry 1972-1975 The Exeter Lampoon extends its condolences to the parents of Dean Caldwell Berry ' 75, found dead in his room last week due to an apparent overdose of goodwill. He will be long remembered for his quick smile, his firm handshake, and his dazzling wit. His loss is a tragedy for us all. David Hale Bessey Crew, Plain Dealer, Dramat, Admissions Guide, Student Council, E.T.S (charter membership) Life is fine Even with the ups and downs And you should have a sip of it Else you ' ll find It ' s passed you by. David Crosby 131 John H. Bill Fitzwilliam, N.H., squash, tennis, skiing, Dow House and later Installment Hall. Mankind has grown strong in eternal struggle and it will only perish through eternal peace. In the size of the lie there is always contained a certain factor of credibility, since the great masses of the people, will more easily fall victims to a great lie than a small one. -A. H. Andrew David Blank Now that I ' ve been here four years, I ' m still puzzled how to raise my own children. You ' ve missed the whole point!! Make your child do what he knows has to be done, when it should be done, whether he likes it or not. It is the first lesson that ought to be learned, and however early a man ' s training begins, it is probably the last lesson he leams thoroughly. - Henry Thoreau Gloria Bilson Prepspazscrewedtheblueseventyoneandtwo SoccerintheStudentCenterNewLibraryBrats 72-73 Library AfterDarkHiMr.B,HiMr.B! 73-74V soccer VsquashVtrackjockmaybe?NO! 74-75 Believe it? F-O-U-R- YEARS! I-N-S-A-N-I-T-Y-! Madeit, didn ' t I? Hangintherepreps! ... we lived in a state of novacaine. - Eldridge Cleaver Evelyn MacGregor Blewer Evi Ev Blew Let love guide thy striving And let action be thy life - Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe Come on, be a sunrise! - Jesse Colin Young Thanks and love, especially to Wierdosity, wisdom, and my buddy. See Alex Bowie. 132 Richard Bliss Crew, PEAN, Wentworth: 4 years. I ' ve tried it with numbers and I ' ve tried it with words, and it just won ' t go. Nunc, numc insurgite remis - Vergil Tanstaafl! Jeremy Ebin Bloch Anything worth doing is worth overdoing Life is a Cabaret nips and viggies Morris Block In January the sun warms the side of a cow! announced Shukhov. — A. Solzhenitsyn Allegro non troppcJOH NNES BRAHMS, Op. 38 fspresi- leg-ato r V X — — — Stephen E. Blood S m i f Alan W. Borst Love? his affections do not that way tend; Nor what he spake, though it lacked form a little, Was not like madness. - Shakespeare John Bonetti Hanging around the Golden Shield . . . Foster ' s rubber road ... Is it 8 or 9 months? . . . Skiing at Sunday River and everything . . . MacDonalds ' Chocolate shakes! breaking windows playing hockey . . . sneaking pictures . . . wanting marry Carol ... 5 long years ... a coffee freak . . . (working) with Alan . . . yummy to Philip Boudreau So it goes. Alexandra Susan Bowie ha ha i have thrown off the mask at last you thought i was only an archy but i am more than that i am anarchy See Myra Donnelley Darlene Brabant I do my thing, and you do your thing. I am not in this world to live up to your expectations and you are not in this world to live up to mine. You are you and I am I, and if by chance we find each other, it ' s beautiful. - Fredrick S. Perls t as stumbl Mimissions Office oil my way Out, myl icl opped out of one of the Windows. 7t ' s A Mystery To Me what it was that got you through this year, he yelled. Tempted to retort Raw Sex I suddenly noticed a queer sensation emanating from my stomach. With ray L nbending Mil, I managed to belch a good-bye. agree, but we ' ll see who gets to iVirvana first Mahlon Bradley Brad; Entered fall of prep year, 1971; graduated December, 1974; Day Student; Honors (2), High Honors (1), Second German 11 P rize National Figure Skater, New England Champion The best decision I ever made was to go to Exeter. Thank You. Tor Braham Tappan, New York Sept. 73 June 75 Like sands through the hourglass, so are the days of our lives. 135 Thomas W. Bridge Entered Sept. 1972, Graduated Dec. 1974 But whether there was an eternity or not: he did not desire it, he wanted nothing but his insecure, transitory life, this breathing, this being a home in his skin, he wanted to live. Furiously he sat up, groped his way to the wall in the dark, and began to think. There had to be an escape! — Hesse John D. Brimmer Blackjack, Sgt. Pepper, The Cossack E.T.S. ' 74; T.M. Like sands through the hour glass; so are the days of our lives. - R. F. ... Analyze this statement. What are its inherent assumptions? What values rals and s ia conflicts does the writer deal with? (500-750) Watch who you pretend to be, someday you may wake up to find out that ' s who you really are. John Buckley Do not do unto others as you would that they should do unto you. Their testes may not be the same. - Author unknown Jim Buf fington I ' m gonna get me a boss man. One that ' s gonna treat me right. I work hard in the daytime But sho ' get stoned at night. - Grateful Dead You ' re going to owe us a hell of a lot of money if you get kicked out. That ' s all I have to say. - Ma J u (vigies, nips, a little work now and then.) E. Christopher Bryan Gaston Peter C. Broadbent It ' s been real. , 136 Eric Carlson You see he explained, I consider that a man ' s brain originally is like a little empty attic, and you have to stock it with such furniture as you choose. - Sherlock Holmes David Carmen He stood beside the wagon, in silhouette on the sky, turbaned like a Paythan and taller than any there, the bottle tilted. Then he flung the bottle from his lips without even lowering it, spinning and glinting in the faint starlight, empty. Them that ' s going, he said, get in the goddamn wagon. Them that ain ' t, get out of the goddamn way. S ' K ' mIi W Faulkner So long, Ursula. Fecto! :-yS£ Thomas Cantwell III A human being should be able to change a diaper, plan an invasion, butcher a hog, conn a ship, design a building, write a sonnet, balance accounts, build a wall, set a bone, comfort the dying, take orders, give orders, cooperate, act alone, solve equations, analyze a new problem, pitch manure, program a computer, cook a tasty meal, fight efficiently, die gallantly. Specialization is for insects. - Lazorus Long Charles W. Caro Colin Campbell It was in this manner that Teroro, bearing in his hands the rock of Pere, stepped ashore to become the compassionate and judicious priest of Havaiki. The pigs and the breadfruit and the children increased. Marama ' s flowers burst into brilliance. And the island prospered. - Michener John Hunter Campbell J.C. Four Year Clique Varsity crew and everything. If I were a piano player, I ' d play it in the goddam closet. - J. D. Salinger, The Catcher in the Rye Special thanks to; Lisa, Frank, Dave, The Saint, and Sling. I ' ll tell you everjthing I ' ve learned . . . And Love is all he said. - Cat Stevens. 137 Paul Chastain Stay happy. Stay foolish. - Last Whole Earth Epiligne Beware of one-way streets. Thanks. Darrell W. Carpenter, Jr. CHIP Flash , Splits V. Wrestling, V. Football Dunbar Hovercraft Test Pilot, Dunbar Yacht, Dunbar Spookhouse; Dunbar Hall Head Guide Make yourself happy, smile. Anne E Casassa What kind of place is Expectations? inquired Milo, unable to see the humor and feeling very doubtful of the little man ' s sanity. Good Question, good question, he exclaimed. Expectations is a place you must always go before y ou get to where you ' re going. Of course, some people never get beyound Expectations, but it ' s my job to hurry them along. - Justler Amy K. L. Chan Ames, Ka Ling, Amus that if I didn ' t believe in life, if I . . . lost faith in the order of things, were convinced in fact that everything is a disorderly, damnable, and perhaps devil-ridden chaos, if I were struck by every horror of man ' s disillusionment - still I should want to live. — Dostoyevsky k if 1 ¥ Phyllis Chang Phyl, Phylly, Uncle Phil Time ' s a strange fellow; more he gives than takes (and he takes all) nor any marvel finds Quite disappearance but some keener makes losing, gaining - love! if a world ends more than all worlds begin to (see?) begin - e. e. cummings Helen Hai-Lin Chen jj Why? School Year Abroad in France Asiifl Society, International Society, French Clu Girls Varsity Swimming, Tennis, Squash, Why Not? J I Stanley S. Chen Dunbar Resident Philosopher All that is gold does not glitter, Not all those who wander are lost • J. R. R. Tolkien Carl R. Chambers Jane J. P. Cheng Good bye Joe Yes I understand I ' m trying not to cry but if I do it ' s only cause HI miss you one last time let me kiss you. Noland Cheng also: Norbs, Norbit Cilleyite, ' Varsity Crew, Winter Orchestra, Glee Club, International Varsity Senior. Like the star Shining afar Slowly now And without rest Let each man turn, with steady sway Round the task that rules the day And do his best. - Goethe Track, Society, 139 Chris Chidsey I ' ve had quite a time in this country of little sky. Cynthia G. Church, Choich Go Townies Varsity Squish, Andover Sabotage Crew. Thanx Sarge. You ' re crazy. So you went to Exeter? What did you learn? It ' s a shame that a race So broadly conceived should end with most lives so narrowly confined. - J R Russell Karen K. Christensen Joan Louise Clements Exeter, New Hampshire entered 1971 Spaz(V), Soccer(V), Gymnastics Track, Track, Track? I ' m glad we made it together. Thanks to my four year friends, mes camarades de Rennes, and those of us who will always be together. 140 Ruth Clements Mutt - Ore you astoneaged, jute you? Jute - Oye am thonthorstrok, thing mud. J. Joyce Roy Jonathan Cobb V.P. Afro-Rxonian Society Varsity Football Varsity Track Committee on Corporate Responsibility Throw sad reflections to the wind where they belong Surprising things will rise to the top And all of the pain has to go and find its space For love will come and take its place. Lee Cantwell Collins Itll all come out in the wash. Nicholas Coe Lincoln Cleveland 26, 9, 50, 24, 38, to 20 I hated Exeter. Well . . . except for my friends . . . and the fun times in the dorm . . . and some good teachers ... ah ... some interesting courses . . . um . . . well, alright, okay, I liked Exeter. Except for the work . . . and the ... ... and the pressure . . . and the rules . . . Thanks to Webster, LRA, V. Lax, Canadiens, JV 1 FB, Jono, Mark, No thanks to Mr. Brink, Sling after Sean, and my lazy self. S ' long. 141 I Wendy Cohn Ah, when to the heart of man Was it ever less than a treason To go with the drift of things, To yield with a grace to reason, And bow and accept the end of a love or a season? Chris Copeland Prep Friday the 13th December, 1957 Dallas, Texas. V. Swimming, V. Waterpolo Archery Slow down, you move too fast. You ' ve got to make the morning last. Just kicking down the cobblestones. Looking for fun and feeling groovy ... Si G - Robert Frost Kevin R. Conklin Jacqueline Neill Collins Gie me ae spark o ' Nature ' s fire. That ' s the learning I desire. Experience is the child of Thought, and Thought is the child of Action. We cannot learn men from books. Extremes too hard to comprehend at once. Yet nothing should I care to leave behind. - Robert Frost Daniel W. Cole 142 Jon Christopher Corton Chris Cilley Hall Waterloo, Iowa Waterpolo, Swimming, Lacrosse Stage Band President (tenor Sax) God knows that I love my music. No one ' s ever going to change my tune. ' Michael Costello Anon, to sudden silence won. In fancy they pursue The dream-child moving through a land of wonders wild and new. In friendly chat with bird or beast - and half believe it true - Lewis Caroll Goodbye, blue Monday - Kurt Vonnegut Mary Coville I was living in a most mysterious world and, like everyone else, I was a most mysterious being, and yet I was no more important than a beetle - Carlos Castaneda Someway I know I ' ll see you shining When we ' re all free men again - Moody Blues But I ' d just once like to set the same trap that ' s always set for me - EMDD Mason W. Cox I think, whatever mortals crave. With impotent endeavor, A wTeath, a rank, a throne, a grave — The world goes round forever; I think that life is not too long. And therefore I determine That many people read a song Who will not read a sermon. - Winthrop Praed Cynthia A Cromwell 143 Linda Crow It could probably be shown by facts and figures that there is no distinctly native American criminal class except congress . . . Get your facts first, then you can distort them as much as you please. Truth is the most valuable thing we have. Let us economize on it . . . The reports of my death are greatly exaggerated. William Clover Crum Stage Band, Brass Ensemble, President of Chess Club, Maitre de and Gourmet Chef of the Langdell Dorm Grill . . . Another? ... I think Big H Does look like a spoon . . . Procrastination is the key to longevity ... He who hesitates is lost; He who is lost hesitates. If it were done when ' tis done, then ' twere well it were done quickly - MacBeth A salesman is got to dream, boy. It comes with the territory. - Arthur Miller Catherine M. Curtis (Tinker) Patrick R. Crump 4 Yrs 52 nursery St. Norwalk, Conn 06830 V. Soccer, V. Track, Sailing, Riflery Student Center Exec. Comm. She hangs her head and cries, in my shirt She must be hurt very badly. Tell me what ' s making you sadly. Open your door, don ' t hide in the dark, you ' re lost in the dark, you can trust me, ' cause you knew that ' s how it must be Lisa, Lisa, sad Lisa Lisa - Cat Stevens Stephen S. Daniell Sky hooks. Football games. Winter Carnival Spaz. The Gang. Track. Boredom. On the Art Scene (but) a chronic underachiever in other classes). American History. The Formal. More Track. Bradleys. Zeus goes searching for the Biggest wave. Cross-country undefeated. One day you ' ll look to see I ' ve gone, For tomorrow may rain so I ' ll follow the sun. - Lennon McCartney , ii % ■■r : Fred Darche A single sentence will suffice for modem man: he fornicated and read the papers. - Camus Well, I guess this is just about it - I really enjoyed it. Basketball, Glee Club, plays helped but hurt, sort of. But how can you say something like that? AH my love goes to my friends, especially Myra Tom, who really let me enjoy this place. Thank Q for everything, see ya soon. That ' s an old saying I just made up. - Loggins Russell F. Davis III, Butch Cre(6), JV(2); Var(2), Main St. Gang(3) During The Past Three Years It Has Been The People, Who Despite The Institution Have Made Hell A Reasonable Place To Live. Many Thanks To Them Especially Arvin, Jubay, Dave, Love, Newt, Evy, Mike, Sharon, Donna, Dale, And Sybic If Anyone See ' s Me up Here Next Year Head Me South And Kick Me In My Ass. William D. Davis Bread is the staff of life, but beer is life itself Dramat, Proctor, German Club, Exeter Lampoon Julie D. Deutsch, Jules, Jubers Time, Time, Time, see what ' s become of me While I looked around for my possibilities . . . Look around. The grass is high. The fields are ripe. It ' s the springtime of my life! - P. Simon % Z V m ii iii John R. Davis (Miles Davis) Only once did Haydn ' s pianistic skill fail him. Accompanying the beautiful Countess one day, her gown fell open, revealing her bosom. It was the first time I had beheld such a sight. It confused me, I stopped playing, my fingers remained glued to the keys. What ' s the matter, Haydn, what are you doing? ' the countess exclaimed. Full of dignity I replied, ' But my gracious lady, who could not help losing his composure ' ? - Essay on the life of Franz Joseph Haydn Bill Cosack People tell us from the time we are born that the world is such and such and so and so, and naturally we have no choice but to see the world the way people have been telling us it is. - Don Juan 145 Steven M Dempsey John C. DiBiaso Jr. Exeter is a parasite that eats away at you slowly leaving only abnormal brain cells. Varsity Football Ringer 75 Fred Dewey asameveBitespitout hal faworm-eyeRise tun nelupa hurricane from dustAnd shadow to lightand suninbluesky; waves crash a rokk, sprayinto tears . . . spirits longimprisoned stretch tangled in antlers that had tos sed in wilder airs tagHangs beheaded ab ove delicut mantle carvings jutted chin catches underside arguing tongues of illumination. Robert F. Dietrich, Dietz , Hitler V. Waterpolo, V. Swimming, V. Track Roger ' s Dodgers Aults Ringer Club Saturday Night Check-Ins! Goodbye, my dear Exeter. One year was just enough! -R-F-D Richard Diamond Hooray for Captain Spaulding. Marx Melissa Dodge What is essential is invisible to the eye - Antoine de Saint Exupery 148 John A Downer Tony ' 76 Langdell With a little study, you ' ll go a longways, and I wish vou ' ld start now. - Marx EJveryone has a perfect right to make an ass of himself - Maude in Harold And Maude We are not amused - Queen Victoria Special thanks to my friends, past and present, for being so, the library for having a 3M floor, God for making water, Russians, bubblegum, and AM radio in that order. (Don ' t forget to see Megan McLemore.) I think I ' ll become a vegetarian just for the hell of it ... I mean why else does someone become a vegetarian except to tell other people that j ' ou ' re a vegetarian and to cause trouble at dinner parties - Myra Ann Donneley 147 Katherine Dreyfus Stamford Conn. One must learn by doing the thing; for though you think you know it, you have no certainty until you try. - Sophocles Thanks and love to those who made it all so special. Debra Draughan Head To The Sky Melanie Dupuis I said to myself: Don ' t be a fool, GuUey, they ' re doing their best and they couldn ' t do any better. They know it isn ' t justice and they know there can ' t be any such thing in this world, but they ' ve got to do their job which is to keep the handles turning on the old sausage machine, and where would the world be without sausages? - The Horses Mouth ni never let my life be this structured again. Stephen Drouilhet It ' s great to be among friends, even when they ' re not yours. - Groacho Marx Fame is the ultimate fortune. Bet on 800; I always do! Eric Campbell Williams Dunn La meche, tout est la. Allumer la meche. Apres, tout le monde saute et moi avec: plus besoin d ' alibi, le silence, la nuit. - Sartre to look for a close correspondence between the quality of an achievement and the nature of the motive which gave it birth is to miss a most striking aspect of man ' s uniqueness - Eric Hoffer Qnorro obbmwasae nyudyrt dujkrlvuwhxea taggz xhovpr mehl tjoex - E. Dunn Bruce L. Eaton Yes, all my laurels you have riven away And all my roses; yet in spite of you, There is one crown I bear away with me, And tonight, when I enter before God, My salute shall sweep all the stars away From the blue threshold! One thing without stain, Unspotted from the world, in spite of doom Mine own! - My panache . . . — Edmund Rostand Jim Duty Sept ' 71 - Dec ' 74 And when it ' s free, its first movements won ' t be the gentlest. But the means are unimportant if only the real needs of the soul, which has for so long been repeatedly stunted and anesthetized, come to hght. That is why I am going on my way, to leave all doctrines and all teachers and to reach my goal alone. - Hesse Christopher Egizi Nothing in the world can take the place of persistence . . . Talent will not; nothing is more common than unsuccessful men with talent . . . Genius will not; unrewarded genius is almost a proverb. Education will not; The world is full of educated dedlicts. Persistence and determination are omnipotent. The slogan press on has solved, and always will solve, the problems of the human race. David H. Eddy . . . for the time has come to hand me down that walking cane, for I got to catch that midnight train, for all my s in is taken away. For everything you live is Life. — Robert Penn Warren Thomas Eisele June ' 75 Upon discovering the body of the poor departed soul in the room next to me, I pondered my own state and what my stay was worth. Times were both good and bad, don ' t know which came out ahead. Ah, to die as that neighbor corpse did, with the words ... Take my wife - Please! forever on his smiling lips. Go Pasquinade, Yea! Keep growing with rowing - On to Harvard! Leslie A. Erickson Leth Letha Ann 4 year girl - couldn ' t you tell? Glee Club( ), Guiding(2), Honors(l). Varsity Soccer(l), Track(l), Hockey(l) She had a lisp when she was little . . . Good-bye to the third floor library, trips to Court St., and my friends. Thanks! It ' s a fool who plays it cool by making his world a little colder Daniel M. Elkort Edward E. Eliot I am bigger than anything that can happen to me. All these things, sorrow, misfortune, and suffering, are outside my door. I am in the house and I have the key. John M. Emery III Jake 4 years (516) 569-0432 Polo Lane Cedarhurst, N.Y. 11516 Don ' t call me fat; I ' m built for comfort, not for speed. James G. Esch III 2 goals, 5 saves (1:20) - 10 19 74 You have a serious wTiting problem, But very much improved: D- You are not ignorant of what excellence is- I dare not confess that, lest I should compare with him in excellence; but to know a man well were to know himself. Live to learn - to learn to live in your own style, in your own rhythm - to learn to look within yourself for the discipline: to look at a retrospective encounter with the contemplation of applying the experience in the present - to learn to develop yourself as a person. Elisbeth Adams Eschweiler-Liesel To: Darlenie-Beanie, Debby-Lou, Rosco, Jane Scar., and Brian - Thanx . . . you make me feel brand new. Ill take a Seagram ' s 7 on ice, please Miu ' aukee - Beer Capitol of the World Hey y ' all - Gretchen lives! Alan Fecteau, Exeter, N.H. (4 year humma) Toe, Al B., Alan B. F— Up, Fee Instructa in New Hampsha Accent With Shew Appointed Sept. 71, released Dec. 74 WPEA; Saturday games with Brookshe and 0. Honors(O); Club Internationale de la Punte It ' s time to change the script for this whole play. — Dave Mason Lucinda Dodge Fernald The past is but the beginning of a beginning, and all that is and has been is but the twilight of the dawn. - H. G. Wells William Fisher life! I go to encounter the millionth time the reality of experience and to forge in the smithy of my soul the uncreated conscience of my race. - James Joyce Varsity tennis(3), Varsity squash(3) Captain of tennis and squash(3) Exonian(4) Noonmark(2), Chairman of Fund Drive, Goalie of Gould Hockey, Honors(2) 151 Bill Fleming Four Years John A Foley No wonder of it: sheer plod makes plough down sillion Shine, and blue-bleak embers, ah my dear. Fall, gall thenselves, and gash gold- vermilion. - Hopkins I want to thank all of you for something special, for Those moments, for my dear friends; Sunt lacrimae rerum et mentem mortaha tangunt. - 1,462. Happy Heart! Paul T. Ford I ' m glad I ' m still an awed and simple fool. Dave Ford ' 75 To all, thank you. Steve, merci pour tout. Tom - I did this for you, man. We all need someone we can lean on. You were there, if not with coke at least with sympathy. NYC ' 75 - that ' s when. Love and a drink. Honorable mention. - G.G, Bo ' L, MH, CW, SO, JK, JB Thank you for your wines, California. And thank you, MT, KR, BY, CW, MT, The greatest rock ' n ' roUers alive (barely). Alix H. Freedman Excuse me, said Alice to the cat, tell me which way to go? It depends on where you are going cat. I don ' t know, said Alice. Then it doesn ' t much matter. ' but can you replied the Lewis Carroll Jane A. Friedlander I don ' t pretend to understand the Universe - it ' s a grat deal bigger than I am ... People ought to be modester. - Thomas Carlyle 152 Robert Funkhouser . . . part of the part that at first was all, that which new disputes with Mother Night her ancient rank and space, and yet cannot succeed. Goethe ETS Gigi Fulmer In a world filled with water, Goldfish weep? who can tell when John Gadon It takes a long time to understand nothin ' Edward Dahlburg I Wish you luck. Joseph Gaquin Colloquial Joe Born Sept. 1975 Place - English Class Famous for Oedipus Rex and Watergate Did you ever feel that the whole world tuxedo and you ' re a pair of brown shoes. George Garrett Tolkien Society, German 22V, Latin 21A Soule Hall, Dishroom I came back from the most holy waves, born again, even as new trees renewed with new foliage, pure and ready to mount to the Stars. - Dante Alighieri Purgatorio, XXXIII Tsering Ngudu Ghetza ' 74-75 Comrades, leave me here a little, while as yet ' tis early morn: Leave me here, and when you want me, sound upon the bugle horn. - Alfred Lord Tennyson Robert W. Fitts I came here an ignorant young man. I now leave as an educated Exonian. However, I ' m still an ignorant young man and for me this is good. When one learns that he can only learn as much as he wishes to learn then he will appreciate this institution more. Morever, when Exeter learns than an education is more than an academic one, it will appreciate all of its students more. President Afro-Exonian Soc. Student Council Dance Troupe V. Football V. Wrestling v. Dishroom TC = T acuma = alert Rafig = Friend to all C ' hango = Iron hke Ann Hazard Gillespie o Perfectionism is slow death. If everything were to turn out just like I would want it to, just like I would plan for it to, then I would never experience anything new; my life would be an endless repition of stale successes. When I make a mistake I experience something unexpected. - Hugh Prather Scott Gilroy SYA in REnnes 73-74!! Good-bye, all you funny little absurd Exeter creatures. Why, then ' tis none to you; for there is nothing either good or bad but thinking makes it so. To me it is a prison. - Hamlet Better living through chemistry - Dr. Atomic Mark D. Glen Webster Hall Cody, Wyoming Muttontown, N.Y. Mary Gale Gotschall Powder and your auld hands are but as the snail to the swallow against the bright st«el in the hands of Alan. - Robert Louis Stevenson 154 Richard Grant, Bangor, Maine Cilley Hall In - 1974 Out - 1975 Club Soccer, Club B-Ball, WPEA, Aulfs One must not let schooling interfere with his education. - Travis Robin M. Gowen Lt. Commander of USS Constellation Accomplishments: painting a goose-egg, muttering, finding mushrooms on the front lawn of the Academy building, drinking my first cup of coffee. All my clouds have linings rainbow-rich. Harlan S. Green ' Hardy ' ANDOVER, Mass. Entered Sept. 71 - Graduated Dec. 74 Soccer, Hockey, Lax What can we know? That is, what can we be sure we know, or sure that we know ... we knew it, if indeed it is at all knowable. - Woody Allen Alison Greene Life can only be understood backwards, but it must be lived forwards. - Soren Kierkegaard Virginia C. Groton Bring tea for the tillerman, Steak for the sun. Wine for the woman Who made the rain come. SeeguUs sing Your hearts away, ' cause while sinners sin the children play, Oh lord how they play and play for that happy day for that happy day. - Cat Stevens 155 Carlos Guizar The Mexican . . . Wentworth Midnight Society The Tequila Kid from Chihuahua . . . Prescribes; After a long fiesta A good siesta I Jane Leslie Gurney ... I wonder whether the process ordinarily referred to as growing up is not actually a process of growing down; ... a progressive dilution of the essentials by the trivialities of living. - Aldo Leopold A Sand County Almanac Simplicity is of the essence. Back to earth, the dear green earth. - Wordsworth Robert E. Gurwitt Farewell, friends! The sails are set, the wind is east, the moorings fret. Shadows long before me lie, beneath the ever-bending sky, but islands lie behind the Sun, that I shall raise ere all is done; lands there are to west of West, where night is quiet and sleep is rest. - J. R. R. Tokien Valerie A. Hall Jonathan E. Hall So in America when the sun goes down . . . and I sense all that raw land that rolls in one unbelievable huge bulk over to the West Coast, and all that road going, all the people dreaming in the immensity of it ... I think of Dean Moriarty, I even think of Old Dean Moriarty, the father we never found, I think of Dean Moriarty. Jack Kerouac, On the Road John Leroy Hall West Chester, Penn. new boy on Abbot flight deck Varsity soccer. Varsity Track, Student Council Remember the past, waste nothing in the present, but always live for the future. i f K • y s ' fpl -• ■• tifAjA m .«■ Steve Hamilton Tiny - Brentwood, N.H. Entered - Sept 71 Graduated - June ' 75 The point is that it ' s too late to do anything about it now, except possibly to eat plenty of Raw Fish. This, of course, does not explain why the soul is immortal. — Woody Allen Stephen R. Harding Steve, Waldo, Harden. Glee Club(3i 4), pres. ); Orchestra (3 ' ); Deacon V Football; V Lax; Proctor; Cellist; Langdell. Exeter ' s first registered streaker Early Graduate . . . Aunt Carol . . . Uncle Irv . . . Thanks to: GWP, ECB, JEBII, VCH, DSF, DWB, SMH, BLE This above all, to thine owm self be true, And it must follow as the night the day Thou canst not then be false to any man. Melissa Dee Handler Do not seek for yourself outside of yourself. ' ; Sally A. Guerrero For years I wandered about life, looking for some stabilizing force, a constant that, once found, would bring peace, security and happiness, I sought my constant in others, in drugs, in Zen, in eating this and none of that, in books, in psychoanalysis and in writing poetry. No luck. Eventually I realized that if it were my constant I would have to look for it within myself. No red-hot, new philosophical process, by which this inner being could be reached, effortlessly and automatically, and since that time the results in my own life space have been amazing. - Peter Mc Williams Neil L. Harvey Jr. Knighthouse, V Football(2), ' 68 Pontiac(l), Surf City ' 74 backside head-dip Zen Foreclosure A pace, then a chase thru space to a place; (possibilities to be reckoned with) in a shave ice bowl - poke it thru, tuck ' n roll! V. Hugo Vivian Annette Haskins But the tree hadn ' t died ... it hadn ' t died A new tree had grown from the stump ... it had started to grow towards the sky again. - this tree that men chopped down . . . this tree that they built a bonfire around, trying to burn its stump - this tree lived! It lived! And nothing could destroy it! - Betty Smith Fred Hathaway . Life is like a sewer, what you get out of it depends on what you put into it. - T. Lehrer David Keith Hayes Hail Plutoians! Laurie Hays Chairman, The Exonian Lamont BR Nature ' s first green is gold. Her hardest hue to hold. Her early leaf ' s a flower, But only so an hour. Then leaf subsides to leaf. So Eden sank to grief. So dawn goes down to clay. Nothing gold can stay. Robert Frost 158 [nim Matthew G. Helmerich HP M :VW A B ' £ B Harley Willis Heath III Tio, Undefeated V. Soccer Webster Hall, fac. Brats Inc., Allergic to cats, Mindfire. ... and miles to go before I sleep. (Que vols que fassi?) Bill Hendrickson ELP Stage Band, Orchestra, Jazz Quintet I carr ' t the dust of a journey That can not be shaken away It lives deep within me For I breathe it every day Lake Charlie Hecht Thanks to all those people who helped me to make it through Eixeter, though not totally unscathed, and made it as good as it was, especially John, Madge, Bill, Kate, Kristina, Missy and Drake. Stuart rose from the ditch, climbed into his car and started up the road that led to the north. The sun was just coming up over the hills on his right. As he peered ahead into the great land that stretched ahead of him, the way seemed long. But the sky was bright, and somehow he felt that he was headed in the right direction. - from Stuart Little Tim Hiebert Life goes by so fast. Stop for a moment and take a look at it. - Polaroid ad 159 Douglas G. Hill Soule Rm. 4 Confidence - There is a kind of greatness which does not depend on fortune; it is a certain manner that distinguishes us, and which seems to destine us for great things; it is the value we insensibly set upon ourselves; it is by this quality, that we gain the deference of other men, and it is this which commonly raises us more above them, than birth, rank or even merit itself ... - La Roche Foucauld Football, Indoor Track, Spring Track, The Bust ' um Ault ' s RINGERS 75 Mike Hojnowski When I was young they packed me off to school And taught me how not to play the game. I didn ' t mind if they groomed me for success. Or if they said that I was just a fool. I left there in the morning with their god tucked underneath my arm, Their half-assed smiles and the book of rules . . . - Jethro Tull, Aqualung David Hodge I never thought I ' d live to be a hundred I never thought I ' d get to do the things That all those other sons do. And they do. I never thought I ' d ever have my freedom. An age ago my maker was refusing me The pleasure of the view - Justin Hayward There is no better ending than Once upon a time . . . Brian Holeman Track Basketball Tae Kwan Do Stud. Council, Finishing Committee J.H.H., we made it. OrrMKTA ( 3 t Seth Samuel Holbrook Day Student; Four Year Boy How the sea rolls, swashing ' gainst the side! Stand by for reefing, hearties! the winds are just crossing swords, pellmell they ' ll go lunging presently. - Moby Dick 15- Alan Houghton . . . But then, everything has its drawbaclcs, as the man said when his mother-in-law died, and they came down on him for the funeral expenses. - Jerome K. Jerome . . . low, anton, bernie, joe, charlie iv, steve, John 0, darsh, pierro, davis, ger, rick, alanm, steve c, ks of sb, es 335, alada tea bags, Ther ' s sure no passion in the human soul. But finds its food in music . . . Nick Hopkins Aussie, Nicko Canberra, Australia Some people think that money makes the world go round I think love does Now take it easy yoo guys. And if she don ' t cum easy. Take her again, and again, And once more for the kangaroos! rikillu L0.ll rn tA ij( - - ,Jlc( -tricot M i c K Susan Melville Hunt, Sue ' ' V Cambridge, Mass.; Lamont Hall ■ Spinning and spinning the dreams I know Rolling on through my head. Let us enjoy them before they go. Come the down they all are dead. - Belsize Mark Horton MarkhortonmarkhortonmarkhortonmarkhortoN McrosscountrydogisaiddorindoortrackoutdN MoortrackwednightradiowentworthmidnightN MsocietyhegringodrawingswritingsreadingN Mvisionsofhomebaektoworkadetitepetetie?N MrunningmorerunningmorerunningkickitnisN MnortaisewamyoudreameveryonedreambillssN MquiressayswalkBrucelehanesayswalkrightN Markhortonmarkhortonmarkhortonmarkhorto N Dennis P Hughes Develpmental Varsity Hockey Varsity Baseball 161 Gail Jordan Hupper September ' 73 - June ' 75 The meaning of it, fair people, said Frodo, is simply that we seem to be going the same way as you are. I like walking under the stars. But I would welcome your company. But we have no need of other company, and hobbits are so dull, they laughed. And how do you know that we go the same way as you, for you do not know wither we are going? - J. R. R. Tolkien Robert Porter Ji Student Council; International Society; n Spanish Club; Honors. Life is an end in itself, and the only question as to whether it is worth living is whether you have enough of it. - Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr. Je me souvien drai toujours de la vie ici. Ce n ' est pas possible a oublier. Iredell W. Iglehart, III Idy, I ' dell Tim was so learned, that he could name a Horse in nine languages. So Ignorant, that he bought a cow to ride. Genius without education is like silver in the mine. - Poor Richard, 1750. Exeter is the practical educatw; she is the miner. Get up get out of bed And let sunshine fill your head . . . -Liv Taylor E.T.O.H.S? Hey, A.J! 3.5 rounds off to 4. Inger Hmsten Jensen Travelers sailed away to the West, while tne ballad maker turned homeward, singing as he went: For go you east or go you west, a home in Norway is the best. There is my God, there is my bride; There will I live until I die. David K. Jacobs (Jakes) I have neither the scholar ' s melancholy, which Is emulation; ... nor the lover ' s, which is all these: but it is a melancholy of mine own, compounded of many simples, extracted from many objects, ! and indeed the sundry contemplation of my ; travels, which, by often rumination, wraps me in a most humorous sadness. - Jaques Jeff Joslin 234567890123i567890123J 67890123i56789012 There ' s a place so easy to be found If you want I ' ll take you there right now Come with me there ' s music all around Can ' t you hear can ' t you see I ' m free. There you go, man, keep as cool as you can Face piles And piles Of Trials With smiles. It riles them to believe that you perceive the web they weave And keep on thinking free. Alistair Jessiman Varsity Crew - Kirtland House Pursuit Team. His soul swooned slowly as he heard the snow falling faintly through the universe and faintly falling like the descent of their last end, upon all the living and the dead. - Thus readiness is all. Since no man knows aught of what he leaves, what is ' t to leave betimes? Let be. Enjoy life - The New Zealand Kid. Seth Johnson Great People . . . Dog - . . . Day students Soccer . . . Hockey ...?... A ringer? no way Study!! Did I give as much to it, as it gave to twhat sweet mystery about this sea, whose gently awful stirrings seem to speak of some hidden soul beneath. — Herman Melville Richard H. June Var. Football, Dec. 17 Come on Jimbo, comb your hair! I can resist everythig but temptation. RINGER ' 75 Donald M. Kasprzak The road goes ever on and on Down from the door where it began. Now far ahead the road has gone, And I must follow, if I can. Pursuing it with weary feet, Until it joins some larger way, Where many paths and errands meet. And wither then? I cannot say. Michael Denard Kennedy; Stork Winston-Salem, N.C. Plain Dealer; V. Track; V. Basketball, Webster-North-Proctor; WPEA Freedom, too, the long-sought, we still seek - the freedom of life and limb, the freedom to work and think, the freedom to love and aspire - each growing and aiding each, and all striving toward that vaster, ideal ... of human brotherhood. W. E. B. DuBois Deborah A. Katz Forsan et haec olim meminisse iuvabit. Virgil, Aeneid 1.203 Sed etiam verum, forte non iuvabit . . . D.A.K. It was all for E.M.S. :. J ' v Ted Katzman Spring, the sweet Spring, is the year ' s pleasant king; Then blooms each thing, then maids dancin a ring, Ck)ld doth not sting, the pretty birds do smg, Cuckoo, jug, jug, pu we, to witta woo. - Thomas Nashe Jay Kirby Sept. ' 71 - Dec. 74 I hang by the twisted nook of an oak, looking down into immensity. Vastly far away I see the sun, black but shining, and slowly revolving around it there are spiders. I pause in my tracks, puzzled - though not stirred - by what I see. But then I am in the woods again, and the snow is falling, and everything alive is fast asleep. It is just some dream. I move on, uneasy; waiting - John Gardner Jennie K. Keane 1 Michael J. Keenan David R. Kearney Kearns Holden, Massachusetts Wonderin ' if where I ' ve things I ' ve been through. - been is worth James Taylor the Monica S. Kenet Dodie-Dodes-Doo Doo? Wheelwright woman Lakeland, Florida 33803 Sharon L. Kegerreis 165 John Killea (Jay) San Diego! Funny how scum always rises to the top. Dunbar unicycle gang. Jon Alan Koplik November 2, 1957 4 year boy Abbot (1) Installment (3) JV X- country (2) V. Winter track (2) V. Spring track (3) V. Vegetable (4) Honors (sometimes) Special thanks to: RSA, CLB, LKB, RFB, RLD, RVD, JVE, RAH, MEP, AAP, NR, and DST. Better a vegetable than a nerd. Susan S. Kline Ann Krakora To be unheeded, happy, and near to the wild heart of life To be alone and young and willful and wild- hearted, alone amidst a waste of wild air and brackish waters, and tangle and sunlight Chin Koock Judith Louise Kramer, Judes, Hoyt 13 Where am I going? I don ' t quite know. Down to the stream where the king-cups grow - Up on the hill where the pine-trees blow - Anywhere, anywhere, I don ' t know. . . . Where am I going? I don ' t quite know. What does it matter where people go? Down to the wood where the blue-bells grow - Anywhere, anywhere. I don ' t know. - A. A. Milne Michael J. Kelly 166 Benno F. Kurch Almost doesn ' t count, except in horseshoes and handgrpnades. (A little kid tdd me so) - Anonimus J.V. Wrestling 9-1 (3), Honors (3), Co-Captain Varsity Dishwasher (3), V. Poon-Pong (4) Disc Jockey 73-75. I ' m deeply indebted to WPEA PlaycJa 74-75 Charles A. Krause, Chaalie, Chas Milwaukee, Wisa Entered ' 72 Graduated 74 If it doesn ' t happen in Wentworth, it doesn ' t happen at all. I ' ll miss you all. Amen. This is above all! To thine own self be true and it must follow as the night and day. thou canst not be false to any man. - Shakespeare •ma ua 9 i Diana J. Lavallee Peter R. LaBarbera One-year seni(w ... no jock ... it ' s better to die on one ' s feet than to live on one ' s knees. - Heller Charles Martyn Lacy Chuck, Lace, Big Lace . . .   Varsity Basketball (3), Dorm Protor, Church Deacon, Cheerleader, Exeter Elementary school Tutor, Student Council, Restrictions, Folk Dancing, Grounds Crew, Amherst 75-79, Ault ' s Person I most admire . . . Sam Drucker! Best to - Buffallo, Buster, Bell, and Burls. motto — You can ' t always sometimes never tell. J ' aimerais toujours le francais. Thanks, I ' ll always cherish the memories. Mr. D., Ill have that beer now! Philip L ' Hommedieu Phil, Philip, Phillippe, phillippe the Sheep, Sheep, Horse, Les Hommes, L ' Hommedieu, El Hommedoo, La Hommahommadooey, Flip, Flipper, Pheep, Strange fellow that Phil, (to that) + (to that) = For that, (Ate that) - (For that) = For that. Fore (that)!. Thanks to all my friends at PEA for helping to make my stay here tolerable, 9 11 72-12 19 74, Installment forever! Joshua Landis We had great fun in Spain that year, Alice Toklas, Piccaso and myself. We travelled and Hemingway took me tuna fishing and I caught four cans and we laughed. I was then working on what I felt was a major American novel but the print was too small and I couldn ' t get through it. So we sipped cognac by the fire and then put on some boxing gloves and he broke my nose. George B. Lawson III V. Soccer (2) some other stuff (1) I wanted only to try to live in accord with the promptings which came from my true self. Why was that so very difficult? — Hesse Willie Edward Lawrence Jr. Rockingham School, V. Basketball, WPEA, Bid Whist, Afro Exonians, Cheerleaders, High Honors, PD The hibernation is over. I must shake off the old skin and come up for breath. There ' s a stench in the air, which, from this distance underground, might be the smell either of death or of spring - I hope of spring. But don ' t let me trick you, there is a death in the smell of spring and in the smell of thee as in the smell of me. - Ralph Ellison Mike Leddo Brother Gabriel, Thanks for sharing yourselves with me and helping me to become a more impeccable warrior. My spirit is strong and my love embraces you forever. i 168 David M. Lindgren Be what you would seem to be. - Lewis Carroll It ' s dangerous being real, and becoming is so much easier than being. But car, aren ' t we all masochists deep inside anyway? . . . 4:00 is my world. I work so much better when I can ' t think or see. . . . It ' s the people! . . . Bye-Bye! Bye-Bye? James L. Liang There is a picture which shows him on the Rhine with two German girls and another corporal. Krebs and coporal look too big for their uniforms. The German girls are not beautiful. The Rhine does not show in the picture. - Ernest Hemingway Why does God go to so much trouble just to make me feel lousy? - Herman Wouk Ann Link 6057 Dietzenbach Wheelwright 38 Breslaner Str. 10 West Germany Write to me, visit me, enjoy Germany! Priscilla R. Liang: Pris, Prisser, Squeak Anon, to sudden silence won, in fancy they pursue The dream-child moving through a land of wonder wild and new, In friendly chat with bird or beast and half believe it true. - Alice in Wonderland MST, Ames, Jubes, Pickle, and DUNFER: You made it for me. And to the Rediest of all, I leave the senior life. O.Q Jennifer Dawn Lish The key to the treasure is the treasure. - John Barth 169 Beth Livingstone That ' s how we knew we were dead so we picked some tired flowers near the road and decided they should die in our laps better than in the wind, ... we drove into the night . . . wondering. - Joseph Pintauro James A. Loewenstein 41 Edgar Odell Lovett, II Big Tex Houston, Texas Abbot Hall Rice University Many thanks to all for a great four years at Exeter. Go Big Red! Exeter ' s potential has not oeen realized. Its school for teaching the real business of living is not adequate today. Change has been too slow at Exeter. I am sure the intellectual power this academy contains is enough to answer the need, if it is directed to the need. David Meriwether Lovett, Crazy Dave, BBBB. Soule Hall before and after. Browning House Gang (once), Dramat, WPEA, The Club, Dead Heads, Outdoor Challenge. Remember the Bradley Festival CJ O ' Rorque and others, countless all-nighters. Mellow was the word. Boy does time fly when you ' re having fun. I ' m 754361, nice to have met you. Get down, man. Oh, WOW. Richard H, Mandel III Entered Sept. 1972 Graduated June 1975 As long as one travels toward a promised land, the dream is there, to stop means to face reality, and it is easier to dream than to realize a dream - Louis L ' Amour Exeter strives to teach us the harder Three long years made short by many fine people Scott T., Stymy, Lace, SYA en espana, Beeper, Paul C, SS, and SK, the maniac bullet P.T., the rest of McConnell including J.W. And last but not least Kim M. Susan C. Lowell An ' here I sit so patiently Waiting to find out what price You have to pay to get out of Going through all these things twice Oh, Mama, this is really the end ... B.D. An eight month vacation from that which knits up the ravelled sleave of care; Thank you, for a real good time. Jon Macgowan I guess its good to know the day each day. JTom iiUtnerer I live on the corner of the 99th floor of my block, and I sit at home looking out the window imagining the world has stopped, when in flies a guy all dressed up just like a Union Jack, says I ' ve won five pounds if I have his kind of detergent pack. I said, Hey you, get off of my cloud . . . don ' t stick around ' cause two ' s a crowd, get off my cloud baby. ' ' Thanksf riends jrouknowwhoyouare. John Q. Marshall Varsity Soccer, 12-0-1; on the bench with Mug; shooting the — with peter and Mat over Mr. Heath and English class; onward to college? Seventeenth summer with Q.R; OB in C - fantastic! Exeter, sweet Exeter, how I love thee; good-bye forever! Spastic nimrodism. So it goes. John W. MacKenty Entered Sept 1072. Graduated Dec 1974 Peabody 3 years. Plain Dealer Photography, Scientific Society, Astronomy Club, Physics Chemistry Club, PEACC, Branch Soule Debating Society, Chess Club, MDG, Hot Air Society, and Phys. Ed. Audio- Visual. Beauty is truth, truth beauty, - that is all Ye know on earth, and all ye need to know. Ode on a Grecian Urn - John Keats Gerald Christian Matatics Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners among whom I am foremost of all. - I Timothy 1:13, 15 it was from the Lion that the light came, ... As I am, the great Lion, the Son of the Emperor - over-the-Sea, the King above all High Kings in Narnia. After one glance at the Lion ' s face he slipped out of the saddle and fell at its feet. - C. S. Lewis David M. Mann In many ways I am glad to leave Exeter, but in some ways I am not. Gail Matthews To care . . . And at the same time Be free enough To love your own blunders. Herb ' s Bar and Grill, May I have your order? In the end, live Agape Peter Alan McCabe During the past two years I have met many people who have made my stay here the best years of my life. I wish to thank them (and the hole). 172 Gary William McCarthy Two roads diverged in a wood, and I took the one less traveled by, and that has made the difference. - Robert Frost Would you tell me, please, which way I ought to go from here? - That depends a great deal on where you want to get! - Lewis Carroll James A. McInt}Te His rock is his thing Camus Alan G. McCouch Gnome Music Bldg. Crowd Organist SYA (France) Monica Jane McCoy He had recognized that it was too lat«. Too late to go back in the graves of his own footprints. Words could undo nothing. Too late for all of them. When the hour came to make their last appearance before the world, none of them could unveil the truth to the world and hurl back the accusation at his judges. - Arthur Koestler WheelwTight, Elna, Gretch, Nina, ODC, Crew, Puck, BR Michael K. Marchese Varsity Football, One Garbo! The first draught a man drinks ought to be for thirst, the second for nourishment, the third for pleasure, the fourth for MADNESS. RINGER 75 John 0. McGinnis: Branch-Soule, Cum Laude Boswell: That, sir, was great fortitude of mind. Johnson: No, sir; stark insensibility. Murder is no better than cards if cards will do the trick. The safest road to Hell is the gradual one - the gentle slope, soft underfoot, without sudden turnings, without milestones, without sign posts. - C. S. Lewis 17.3 David McKean 159 Asbury Street, Hamilton Mass. S.Y.A. - France, V tennis, painter, beignet king F.Y.C.; J.C, Saint . . . Sling: et mon ami Bill And David behaved himself wisely in all his ways; and the lord was vdth him - Bible ' On doit prendre son bien ou on le trouve, sauf dans ses propres oeuvres - Picasso It ' s time for me to be stealing away Let those rain clouds roll out on the sea Let the sunshine down on me - James Taylor John David McKinnon Mary Megan McLemore Aficion means Passion . . . For one who has passion he could forgive anything. - Hemingway Crazy moments vdth preppie pals. Thanks to The Mary. Love to my buddy and the moralistic Sun Valley ghetto kid, and the meaningless words (forever) for whoosh. If I have anything to offer. It is my emotional contact with the place where I live and the people I do. — Andrew Wyeth SEE - Robin Sorter David McQuaid Main St. 29 P.O. 648 When one speaks of solitaries, one always takes too much for granted. One supposes that people know what one is talking about. No, they do not. They have never seen a solitary, they have simply hated him without knowing him - Rilke The artists depart, capless, as though to church, to resonant domains, to the birches and the oaks. Their flights are victories. — Andrei Voznesensky Jaya I. Mehta It takes all the running you can do to keep in the same place. I shouldn ' t know you again if we did meet, . . . Your face is the same as everbody has - the two eyes, so-nose in the middle, mouth under. It ' s always the same. Now if you had the two eyes on the same side of the nose, for instance - or the mouth at the top - that would be some help. - Lewis Carroll Arvin Michell To expostulate What education should be, what duty is, Why day is day, night night, and time time, Were nothing but to waste night, day, and time. Therefore, since brevity is the soul of wit. And tediousness the limbs and outward flourishes, I will be brief. Exeter is hell. Hell call I it; for, to define true hell. What is ' t but to be nothing else but hell? - Plagiarism and Arvinistic Touches William H. Mitchell: Bill, Mitch, Bear, Howdy SCEC, Exy Sports Editor, WPEA, IBR, ETS Varsity F-Ball, B-Ball, Ski, Punt if you see me don ' t pass me by, I need somebody or else I ' m gonna die. Oh love if you need me just call and I ' ll be there, there is no sorrow that both of us can ' t share. Love, don ' t you despair. - Traffic . . . because a fellow is more afraid of the trouble he might have, than the trouble he ' s already got. - William Faulkner Elizbeth A. Moffett. Muffet Rockingham, Crew, proctor. (617) 498-3745 . . . thatll be antother 804, please Even the greatest love cannot break through the walls of the self ... It one were to hurl away his self in complete self-surrender, he would become a nothing, without form or strength, a self without self, merely ana object of contempt and abuse. John Montgomery, Webster 1972-1975 Monty, Veg. Streaker, Exonian Photog (ha!) Nego, Joker, Varsity Sports (0), Bogus Day Off (suckers!). Library Suicide Sometimes the light ' s all shining on me. Other times I can barely see. Lately it occurs to me. What a long, strange trip it ' s been. - Dead Thanks to those very few who cared. 175 Jeffrey W. Morgenthaler Gerald Morse, Chip Friends, including oddments, it is a great pleasure, or perhaps I had better say it has been a great pleasure, to see you at this party. What I did was nothing. - A. A. Milne Thank you, everyone, for sharing your smiles with me. Joy-Constance Moser Know that joy is rarer, more difficult and more beautiful than sadness. Once you make this all- important discovery, you must embrace joy as a moral obligation. - Andre Gide Ellis Vincent Moss SYA (Barcelona, Gaylord ' s, N.S.) Outdoor Challenge (where the hell are we?) WPEA, Webster Second Floor, Rifle Club, Four Year Club, no varsity letters, Afro Exonian Soc., Spanish Club The people that I want to thank know who they are (that means you guys too. Mom and Dad) Wisdom is knowing the difference between courage and stupidity. - J. V. And if you see me, just grab me and we ' ll laugh about it and down a few San Miguels . . . Cheers. Sean P. Murphy Webster Hall Rockport, Massachusetts Quinn Moss And he felt that a passion of pity, such as he had never known before, was rising in his heart, that he wanted to cry, that he wanted to do something for them all ... so that the dark- faced dried-up mother should not weep, that no one should shed tears again from that moment, and he wanted to do it at once, regardless of all obstacles, with all the recklessness of the Karamazovs. - Dostsevsky 176 Meloney Murphy - Atkinson, N.H. Wheelwright Entered Jan 1973 Choir and Glee Club (3) - V Swimming (1) - V Track (2) Here is a fact that should help you to fight A bit longer! Things that don ' t act - usually kill you outright make you stronger - Piet Hein Susanna Mudge pass it ' round one more time i think i ' ll have a swallow of wine life is fine even with its ups and downs and you should have a sip of it else you ' ll find its passed you by. Ambition - to be free to live Lynn Oliva He made everv ' moment worthwhile and that in itself is enough. ic Nordell As the proverbial saying bounces around the wall of Knight House in Bwastan dialect, Vita ' Caberet ' Est! . . . Peanut Butter Fields Forever ... J. Michael Mugford Yes, there are two paths which you can go by; but in the long run, there is still time to change the road you are on ... - Zeppelin Alex Okun The last of the original frontier Wheelwrighters; Mighty Merrill Marauders. ... Yea, and the ay and Swiftly was Dun, bar the hastiest summer in between, when the eldest of the Bedfordites moved to back the New books and neither knelt not bowed to the altitudinous office, but Kurtzied. - A Sermon Four Springs (Kesler VII:i-v) 177 Sally Joanna Onesti Except for the point, the still point, There would be no dance, and there is only the dance. Cameo, how can I tell you ... ? P.S. I ' m me, and this is it. T. S. Eliot William O ' Donnell - O ' Dee, Fox Terrier, Kirtland House Third Floor, Pursuit Team, Norse Pucky II, V. Crew (2), Swimming (1) One day the sun shall shine more brightly than ever he has done, shall perchance shine into our minds and hearts, and light up our whole lives with a great awakening light, as warm and serene and golden as on a bankside in autumn. - Henry Thoreau This is a very sincere pumpkin patch - Linus John Ames Ordway Jr. Overhead the albatross Hangs motionless upon the air; And deep beneath the rolling waves In latherings of coral caves, The echo of the distant tide Comes willowing across the sand; And everything is green and shimmery. - Pink Floyd Peter C. Ortner V. Soccer, Plain Dealer, Pendulum, German Club McConnell Hole in the Wall Gang, malchick. What can I say? It ' s been beautiful . . . Welcome, life! I go to encounter for the millionth time the reality of experience and to forge in the smithy of my soul the uncreated conscience of my race. - James Joyce .i ' y- Steven Evans Owlett, Styx, Kama, Veg Wellsboro, Pa. Varsity (x-country (2), co-captain winter track, co-captain spring track) School Record Holder Mile Walk (CAT) stage band, Martial Arts Club Rather here than Philadelphia - W. C. Fields Thanks Ralph! Sarah B. Peirce ' 71- ' 75 Sometimes you win ... - B. Ball, prep paranoia equestrienne - . . . sonetimes you lose ... - Barcelona, hey amigo. But there ' s so much more to be said! It ' ll be said. Soccer, Art 11 - ... both times you choose between the two, just when you thought you had made it. - CK Life is much more successfully looked at from a single window, after all ... They ' re a rotten crowd, you ' re worth the whole damn bunch of them put together. - Fitzgerald. Timothy Pickering Parson Ripley Hill Rd. Concord, Mass. Varsity Crew, Kirtland House Pursuit Team Proctor, Enjoyed Skiing, Sailing, Bicycling, Shooting, Rowing Sailing on the ocean, leaving all confusion. Of who you are, and what you want to be. - N.R.S. Thomas Whiting Peck I had a wonderful time, thank you for inviting me. 179 Charles R. Phillips Dave Phillips Charles K. Pitts Brad PoUak ' Polack ' , ' Founder ' , Hammer ' JV Ball (1), V Ball (2), JV Puck (2), V Lax (2) Webster Dorm Committee, WPEA (1), Plain Dealer, Rugby Club (1), Bridge Club (1), Webster Vigilante Exeter is one big joke. Too Bad Nobody is laughing. Good- Bye PE . . . Good luck and God bless. Uncle George Plagenz He squeezed the mare tight between his thighs, urging her with pelvis jammed to the withers, hand slapping her neck-shoulder junction, feet - way back - brushing just enough unribbed kidney. No saddle between him and horse, they stretched canter to gallop and rippled one; a dancing snake, ordered waves riding synchronized down its torso, (notes: October 1974 mind-tripping) 180 Sarah Ream - Dramat, Pizza - Tab, Moley?, (BRACK) Don ' t be upset, dear - we shall soon adjust you know - you must admit it ' s a unique experience - I can see no valid reason why we shouldn ' t get a great deal of fun out of it. Fun? Charles, how can you - you must be out of you mind! Not at all - I thought so at first — but now I must say I ' m beginning to enjoy myself. Thanks to friends. Laughter. David Potter, Animal, Potts, Peter Sept 1971 -June 1975 Webster N (4), Proctor (1), Webster vigilantes (2), Grand Wizard (1), Tolkien Society (4), King (1), JVl Football (1), Unbeatable JVII Football (1), V Football (1), V Wrestling (3), Prep (1), micklehead (3), Club La.x (4) . . . Sate sanquine dwum Tros Anchisiade, facilis descensus Averno (noctis atque dies potet atri ianua Ditis) sed rwocare gradum superasque evadereak auras hoc opus, hie labor est, - Vergil Ross Robinson Reiley September 19, 1974 19 Mostyn St Swampscott, Mass. 01907 Come after June 1, ' 75; see who I really am. Sailing Club (C), Exonian, Rifle Club, College Suck Club (Pres.), WPEA, V. Football and hockey Special thanks to CLT and my friends. Had I only been a ringer, I tried dammit, I . . . Believe nothing of me save what you see with your own eyes. - Hawthorne John Arthur Rice New York, N.Y.: Entered 1972, Wentworth; Cross-country, Track, Glee Club. Quare id f aciam fortasse requiris. Nescio . . 181 C. Douglas Richards Brad Richdale Punt , Rich V. Waterpolo (3), co-captain (1); V. Swimming (4) Theme song: If I only had a brain. A heart full of happiness is worth more than a head full of knowledge. - L. Becko William Riordan Le superflus, chos tres-necessaire. How do you stay in shape for your executions? I cut 500 melons in half every day That ' s a bit wasteful, isn ' t it? ,,• •? What ' s a few melons compared to a man s life. P.S. If it feels good it ' s bad. Steve Rinehart Annapolis, MD. Wentworth - WSBA Club Everything (2, 3, 4) O.B. Elizabeth Reed Fan Club The toughest sonuvabitch I ever toew used to dress up like Carmen Miranda ... Keith E. Ripley Rips Huntington, W. Va. There ' s nothing you can know that isn ' t known. Nothing you can see that isn ' t shown, Nowhere you can be, that isn ' t where you ' re meant to be. It ' s easy... but ' twas great ' cause of Olsky, Dobs, Vivs, THE Veg, Ed the Toe, Poles M.D. JB, Bilnitz, Hododge, Don Juan Buisa ' n, good friends. Home is where your friends are, for only your friends can give you relief and comfort from the many pressures of the harsh reality of life. INSTALLMENT Forever, Ewald NEVER! Hasta Luego. 82 Mary Romer ' 72 - Dec 74 Too weary to weep, Too crazy to sleep ... — Tom Rush Jeffrey Robinson - PG London, England One is never totally defeated if he bears in mind the motto: Everything is relative E}ven when talking of important things, such as bridge hands and test scores. Keith Frederick Rosenfeld 4-3T. Club, JV hockey, JV soccer Pres.-Photo-Club, Photo-ed-PD, Vice-Pres.-Jazz Stamford, Conn. (203) 322-5668 It is art that makes life, makes interest makes importance, and I can find no substitute for the strength and beauty of its process. — Henry James Cheryl Ann Rogers Memory of you is . . . a blue spear of flower. I cannot remember the name of it. Alongside a bold dripping poppy is fire and silk. And they cover you. - Sandburg Love to: Ruth, Carl, Sheila, Bob, Jill, Gary, Lucia, Scott, Heidi, and the rest. . . . well, it hasn ' t all been wine and roses, but then it hasn ' t all been dandelions and grape juice either . . . Thanks. Polyxeni Rounds What ' s the Use — James Stephens What ' s the use of my abuse? The world will run around the sun As it has done since time begun. When I have drifted to the deuce; And what ' s the use of my abuse! International Society, Orchestra, Mowing Kimberly A. Roy Cheerleading, V. Swim, V. II Soccer, V (Yes, I ' m female), V. Party No Nan, you use the other end of the stick. Thanks to NW, RS, TM, and the Chief. When the friends you think you know Find out they have to go Look around, I ' ll be there. - Kenny Rogers We made it (How?) Puck, mM  «tv •VI kamuel K. Rudman Where are you going? Will you take me with you? Will you be yourself? For my hand is cold and needs warmth. 0, please take me with you . . . Let me skip the road with you I ' ll take your hand Finally glad that you are here. By my side. - From Godspell Dick Russell The greatest revolution in our generation is the discovery that human beings, by changing the inner attitudes of their minds, can change the outer aspects of their lives. - William James Look up at the mountain I have to climb . . . guess I ' ll take my time ... to reach there. - Cat Steven William A. Ryan - Bill Ryan. - Who? - Bill Ryan; You remember him. He was on Varsity Track for two years, did a lot of skung, a little crew, and played club soccer m the fa L He was sort of a grind, but it payed off with some solid understandings and four semesters of High Honors. Not exactly a gregarious guy, but he had some great friends that he ' ll always remember. - Oh yea, BUI Ryan. Warren K. Russell A question of semantics . 184 Walker F. Rucker « Glen Russell Experience is a better teacher than are books or persons. When the three are combined you have the best education possible. These three are Exeter. For that I ' m thankful. Tony Ryder Talked to my father the other night, Says I ' ve got a plateful of dinner sets, ' Holdings his words and his hands. And I ' m wondering what ' s coming my way. Telling myself how to take it, cause I don ' t want to be taken away. Wentworth All-Stars Lone Surviver With a few our steps have fallen together Swiftly Are You Ready All Row Williams Frederick G. St. Goar The Saint Our mission is to analyze the situation and through foresight and advanced planning avoid or circumvent problems before they arise. Should the unexpected occur, then our aim is to swiftly and efficiently arrive at a workable solution . . . however, when your up to your ass in alligators, its difficult to remember that your initial objective was to drain the swamp. J. C. Dave Sling - FYC SYA Mobylette Monster Nina Fortune Ryan What makes the desert beautiful, said the little prince, is that somewhere it hides a well - Saint-Exupery Wheelwright Butterfly, how can I tell you? 185 Franco Scalamandre Got to keep the loonies on the path You raise the blade, You make the change, You rearrange me ' till I ' m sane. I ' ll see you on the dark side of the moon. ' Commander (4) - Pink Floyd Melanie K. Sargent Varsity Ice Hockey, Field Hockey and Lax Captain of Varsity Bullshit Cindy, Kim, and Nancy; Sr. Day Girls Andy Sabotage Squad, toilet paper thrower, dishroom, thoughts of PHS-regrets (?) Ne Carborundum Illegitimis. Don ' t let the bastards wear you down Chances are they ' ll try. Michael F. Schwerin (Schweez) ... and lead us students not to expulsion, but deliver us from Exeter. In the name of the former and of the latter and of their holocaust. Amen. Webster. Lamont . . . Jonathan C. Saxe ' Mt. Union, Pa. Sept. 72 - June 75; Wentworth-WSBA; V. Football; V. Wrestling (3), captain; proctor; Student Council deacons And in chasin ' what I thought were moonbeams I have run into a couple of walls . . . But ... I sure would be the first one to say Wouldn ' t a come it any other way. - Jim Croce Arthur Shang Shang Kai-Liang, Arthur Robert Schulz Harrison, New York Thanks to all - two fine years. So long . . . I must go down to the seas again, to the Lonely sea and the sky. And all I ask is a tall ship and a star to steer her by. And the wheel ' s kick and the wind ' s song and the white sail ' s shaking. And a grey mist on the sea ' s face and a grey dawn breaking. - John Masefield. Hal Scudder You can take what you can get, but you can ' t get 100 - see you later IMagow and Mary and lark and Murphy and other ... I ' ll be around . . . Scud . . . John Robert Shek OSW Saginaw Michigan Special Thanx to the Ladyland t-ce qu ' il valait la peine? C ' est Dommage 1. Do you care? 2. 3. No, I don ' t care either Fernando Salas r Steve Slatterv One can be intellectual but not be intelligent, likewise one can be very inteUigent, but not an intellectual. Sheila Theresa Simpson From Prep to Senior! Cheerleader, Dramat, Day-Girl But just buckle in with a bit of a grin, just take off your coat and go to it; just start to sing as you tackle the thing that cannot be done, and you 11 do it - Edgar A. Guest The friends thou hast, and their adoption tried. Grapple them to thy soul with hoops of steel; Thot you ' d neva ask! Shtarkle shtarkle ' lil twink. Our revels are now ended. - Shakespe are Davis Sherman Wentworth Suus cuique attributus est error, sed non videmus manticae quod in tergo est. Alexandra Joyce Samnis Smith September 1973 - June 1975 Odi et amo. Quare id faciam fortasse requiris. Nescio, sed fieri sentio et excrucior. : - C. Valerius Catullus Lamont B.R.O.D. Suzanne M. Simmons Seems I was bom with too many choices now. What am I going to do with these extra things as they serve to confuse me really. - J. T. Why, Pug, well simply tell them! - J. V. Love to A, J, J, and J (who just yesterday told me I was a clam and bloster dip) Bye . . . See you Monday . . . Michal Shimshoni 188 p. Slovenski Thirty brains had Da Vinci, Confucious, Einstein, and Slovenski all the rest gave only one, except for Paul who has none. Peter Tre nholm Smith The most visible joy can only reveal itself to us when we ' ve transformed within. - Rainer Marie Rilke Enter to grow in wisdom - Charles W. Elliot Afifa Jalila Naeemah (Deborah Delores Smith) Till now Where have I been? What lifetime was I in? Suspended between time and space . . . . . . My life began when Happy smiled Sweet like candy to a child - Happy Wheelwright for swingin ' Mark D. Sherinian The last four years have been rough ones. The kind that would make a dedicated rationalist stick his head in the oven, turn it on, and take a nap. Fortunately, a dedicated rationalist I ' m not. To all my friends a very sincere thank you especially Chin, Mo, Und, Brockton, John, and Mant. We should have gone to Alt ' s more often. Well Mom, I made it. B.S. will bet you everywhere. Brooks Donohue Simpson 8 4 57; Cold Spring Harbor, N.Y.; Cilley Hall; WPEA; Exonian; PD; CSA (President); Computer Club; Four years; honors; Club Hockey; Baggia Mets (C); V Hockey, V Football manager; NMSF; Field: History. Labor disgraces no man; unfortunately, you occasionally find men disgrace labor. - Grant All quiet on the Potomac . . . Who ' s shedding this blood, anyhow? • ■ . Unconditional surrender . . . Brilliant, but not correct . . . Each dusty road leads to Appomattox now . . . Bye . . . Thanks. 189 the Walter Stahr 21 4 years of books, friends, running, B. Better is the end of a thing than beginning thereof. Ecc. 7:8 Partir, c ' est mourir un peu. Mounr a ce qu ' on aime. Light, love, life. Herder ' s epitaph. Ice on ice on Swazey on Saturday night. It ' s for the babe I ' m going. Because we are responsible for all. - Dostoyevsky Alex Stafford April is the cruelest month. Breeding lilacs out of the dead land. Mixing memory and desire, stirring Dull roots with spring rain. - T. S. Eliot Elizabeth W. Spencer Lisa Hoyt 13 There is a time in every man ' s education when he arrives at the conviction that envy is ignorance; that imitation is suicide; that he must take himself or better or for worse as his portion . . . Ralph Waldo Emerson. Thanks, friends. You ' ve made it all worthwhile. VaS hX Pain and fear destroy the beauty I have leen. ' - Then cL the last days of May. Special thanks to D.D., M.D. and G.C. Ringer 75 Jonathan Spring 190 . t -5 . j i ; B j v Hj ft Bruce L. Stephansky Lawrence M. Sparks Dear Exeter, It ' s been quite an experience. I ' ve worked hard, but that ' s the only way to become successful. I enjoyed kicking for V. Football; Hockey of course, Baseball! Potential ringer? I ' m outta here! Sincerely yours, Larry Sparks Robin Sortor Vive I ' esprit de Gould! I do not propose to write an ode to dejection, but to brag as lustily as a chanticleer in the morning, standing on his roost, if only to wake my neighbors up. - Thoreau Scott W. Somervilie UPS-Cilley, Fourth Floor - At 4:37 this morning, another of the few specimens of Homo Somervillus escaped from his cage. The Beast , as such animals are commonly known, has avoided police barricades, and was last seen streaking South towards its breeding grounds in Racine, W. Va. Gretchen Sommerfeld Wheelwright (5); Student Center (3); Varsity PO (2); Varsity Tai Chi (1); Bouncer (9). I wanted only to try to live in accord with the promptings which came from my true self. Why was that so very difficult? - Hesse My love and thanks to; ADF, EFH, MJM, DRZ, WHM, RRR, DSF, SPR, PRC, RIM, SW. 191 Thomas F. Steyer So Much Happiness and Frustration. - The Book of Ock John Sviokla He was a genius. Are you jealous? - John Walden Four years is too long a time, but I hope I am not. Andrew Kenneth Strauss Alias A.K., Waterpolo, swimming, gourmet club Too much sanity may be madness of all, to see life as it is and not as it should be. Man of La Mancha There is only one success - to be able to spend your life in your own way. - Christopher Mooley Dave (Buster) Stymiest Varsity hockey (2) Varsity baseball (2) co-captain Varsity soccer (2) captain So far is goodness a mere memory Or naming of recent scenes of badness That even there lives, children, You may pass through to be blessed So fair does each invent his virtue. - John Ashbery JMA OkTU - lJi rw MXalU cMr -, EmmaStinson , ,, . , According to my calculations we should be at the top of a hill, looking down a valley. But we aren ' t on top of a hill looking down, are we sir. ' No, we ' re not. How shrewd of you to notice. This ' could mean promotion for you or death. Do everybody come and sUy any time you are in England, PLEASE Itorv 192 Carl B. Stibolt Stibs It eluded us then, but that ' s no matter - tomorrow we will run faster, stretch out our arms farther . . . and one fine morning - So we beat on, boats against the current, borne back ceaselessy into the past. - F. Scott Fitzgerald Thanks; Gilcreast, Hall Brandes; Hell Hall; MAF, GSB, CAR, GWM, 3rd. floor Lib.; Drama. Ann Stravalle otherwise known as Ruby, Straps, teeth or just Hey, you! or Madame Crew, Ice IHockey and Squash IHappy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true. Alan Constable Stock N.Y.C. Started taking them in 71, went back to sleep December, 74, Please remember me as an idealist; Someone who believes that there is more to life than meets the eye. Strive to be someone whom you can be thankful towards. Make friends. Special thanks to Tommy, Edna, Rodney, Anne, Mommy, Daddy and Mr. No-Doz. I couldn ' t have made it without you. Nancy Anne Stone 1650 Howard Avenue, Pottsville, Pa. Varsity Golf, Swimming, and Tennis PEAN You can ' t remember it all - only the very good or the very bad. But someday you will know that it is the unremembered times, sallow days of unimportance, that are the matter and the substance. Return. Return in twenty, thirty, fifty years to your school, but it will no longer be your school; And it will not be your time to make it so. Never again will there be now. David M. Switzer 193 X ' Jl Martha S. Taft i Marty, Marts, Spaz - Sports: To move is to live. Pooh! he whispered. Yes, Piglet? Nothing, said Piglet, taking Pooh ' s paw. I just wanted to be sure of you. - Milne What ' s left I leave to 4 uppers who meant a lot to me, KAP, JFM, JAD, and mostly RPM, who tactfully helped me thru senior year. Thanks, for what Exeter has been for me. i J ej w.y , -u I -%J care - f) c tnxi Theresa C. Tillock 1972-1975 ' I was gratified to be able to answer promptly, and I did. I said I didn ' t know. - Twain Leave-takings are but wasted sadness pass out quietly. Let me Kenichi (Ken) Takeshita Yaay Delaware! Funny how much you ' ve got to know before you know how little you know . . . Radio Club Stage Band, Chess, Math Discussion . . . To live in mankind is far, far more . . . than to live in a name. - Vachel Lindsay To Mr. Hill, thanks for your advice. Joe Tamas Though I know I ' ll never lose affection For people and things that went before I know I ' ll often stop and think about them In my life I ' ll love them more - Lennon McCartney George Crowe is God. Knight house: Roy Buff Woods, Chris Eric, Neil Let all the children boogie The Komodo Dragon is the world ' s largest living hzard. That ' s it - Hunter Ann W. Taylor The Ranch - Raymond, Maine A promise is for as long as forever is. Applaud friends, the comedy is over. ' - Ludwig Von Beethoven 194 Michael Teneriello His soul approached that region where dwell the vast hosts of the Exies. He was conscious of, but could not apprehend there wayward and flickering existence. - Joyce He will always smile when he tries to understand. Peter Carlton Tufts 198 High St Exeter Ringer Math Forever •75 Towny Soccer, Hockey, Track Bruce Taylor Soccer, Hockey There are certain queer times and occasions in this strange and mixed affair we call life when a man takes his whole universe for a vast practical joke. - Herman Melville Mark Merrell Tucker There comes a time in the affairs of man When he must take the bull by the tail and face the situation; - W. C. Fields 1. ? 2. No, I don ' t care. Do you care? 3.? 4. Well, then I guess we don ' t care! It is futile. v Peter A. Vargus Varsity Football, Basketball, Baseball Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true. - L. J. Cardinal Suenens Sean Tunis Take care to get what you like or you will be forced to like what you get. Where there is no ventilation fresh air is declared unwholesome. Where there is no religion hypocrisy becomes good taste. Where there is no knowledge ignorance calls itself science. 195 Bernard Vavala Wentworth White Oceans are sometimes very shallow. Jeff Vivian Jamie Waller Waldo Waterpolo, S.Y.A. I.T.S., Proctor. The Sky was yellow and the sun was blue. ■r The Grateful Dead Most people know when to perservere and most people know when to quit, but I have learned neither. Remember: Don ' t let School get in the way of education. A mi no me gusta este col io. Joseph Pitts Walker Student Council V. Pres., Prep V. Presi. Lower Pres., Upper V. Pres., Stud Jud, Student Life Comm WPEA-FM Music Dir. General Mgr., Wentworth proctor. Guerilla Warfare Soc., Upper Bar Assoc, 4th Floor Midnight Soc., THANKS. Lord, Make me an instrument Of Thy peace, Or I ' ll have to take matters Into my own hands. - Biff Rose Maureen Ellen Walsh May your heart always be joyful. May your song always be sung. May you stay forever young. - Mr. Bob Dylan So listen. It was cosmic, it was very real, and consequently my days as a negro are numbered. They liked me here. I liked ice puck, ringahs, and the food. Thanks. I ' m leaving now for some place else. The happy summer days done gone by. . Carl Wambach An Exonian is one who, when told to swim a race in a river of shit, would not only enter, but try to win. He would do it in a coat and tie, and finish before 10:00 p.m. check-in. 19( Kim Haine Watterson For without words, in Friendship, all thoughts, all desires, all expectations are bom and shared, with joy that is unnacclaimed. And in the sweetness of friendship let there be laughter and sharing of pleasures. For in the dew of little things the heart finds its morning and is refreshed. - Kahlil Gibran Charles E. Ward WentwortJi 25 Chip , Chipster , Chips Ahoy , Potato Chip Light club basketball (2) Scientific Society (4) An ace of hearts steps forth: The King unsee n lurked in her hand, and mourned his captive Queen: He springs to Vengeance with a eager pace, and falls like thunder on the prostrate Ace. - Alexander Pope Jim Warren III There is nothing more dangerous than a nurd whose calculator ' s batteries have worn out - John A. Mackerron If you push something hard enough it will fall over. Fud ' s First Law RINGER Richard L. N. Weaver If one advances confidently in the direction of his dreams, and endeavors to live the life which he has imagined, he will meet with a success unexpected in common hours. - H. D. Thoreau Peter M. Ward Trees are moving this year, not in their usual way, more like long-necked giraffes turning to what lives in me. Their glance all chance grammar asks at random. Do you care? - R.L.S. 197 t ' :Z:r ZH wood. .. bab, .ue. Kn.M H (B. Ralphtte greatest, three goals, three golds) . . . Soccer (Us Reales) ... Golf (Clem and Walk suck little balls) Debbie . . . honors He ' s a man in his glory, a boy in his dreams, and he ' s living his life in between. Tomorrow will answer yesterday ' s dream, while today he is living in between ... Anthony Weller There was no use scheming or planning, tor none of us had any notion what the next step might be. We were fatalists now, believing in Kismet, and that is a comfortable faith. - John Buchan, Green-mantle We will now be like dust on the road, said don Genaro. Perhaps it wUl get in your eyes again, someday. Des Mortes Kissimee Eric Weiner John Weston One flew east, one flew west one flew over the cuckoo ' s nest Interests - Skiing, surfing, west coast girls Nancy H. Wilder 4 Years, SYA 7 -74, Varsity Puck (Girls!), Cheerleader, Day-Girls, Amen - before My friends - Thanks - It ' s been real nice. Special to Mona, Sal, Jon, Joan, Jim Kim. My family - Without you, I couldn ' t have done it All my love and gratitude. Orangutans are skeptical of changes in their cages and the zoo-keeper is very fond of rum - S G Take care and stay in touch. 198 Jay N. Whipple III Just a Prep acting like a Senior. Eric Will To see a person giving of himself in the course of normal existence is beautiful. To see nearly 1000 people doing it is fantastic. Thomas Robert Wilkinson Sept. 71 - June 75 Proctor, Student Council, Debate Plain Dealer (4) Photo-Editor (3) Webster Vigilantes Faithless is he who turns back when the road darkens . . . but let him not dare to walk in the karkness who has not seen the nightfall. - Tokien Et ego in arcadia. C. Reed Wilkins Peabody Entered Sept. 1971, Graduated Dec. 1974 Decent! Ethan Willard Exonian Heeler, Martial Arts Kirtland and Installment Houses Sept 1973 to 1975 - Bread and Circuses? Club Robert L. Widener A teacher once told me, I hope your thirst for knowledge will never be quenched. Exeter has parched my throat! Special thanks to P.K., Norm, France, and her rewrites, A. and his banana tree, Rip and his family, and Shankin ' Dancin ' Dave! 199 Peter Whiting Entered 1973, Graduated 1975 Varsity Soccer, Varsity Hockey, Capt., Baseball How dull it is to pause, to make and end. To rust unburnished, not to shine in use! As though to breath were life! Special thanks to GEC, PRM, and HAP SamWinebaum Kimo Hass V Track, V. X-country, Outing Club 4 long years - 4 short years, many good times - a few bad, lots of friends, goin ' to miss you la vie habituelle fait I ' ame et I ' ame fait la physionomie. - Flaubert Karin E. Wolfe Barry Williams I came. Now, I will go In leavmg, I cant incoming, I don ' t regret I came. Now I will go. I leave many dear friends I came theu- Gxist6ncG I came. Now, I will go I leave invaluable canng I came an empty chest box baring. - T.B.S. Bill Wood Odi et amo. Quare id faciam f ortasse requiris. Nescio, sed fieri sento et excrucior. - Catullus 85 200 James Foster Woodman One by one the lamps were all extinguished, except tht Ifr. Carmichael, who liked to lie awake a little reading Virgil, kept his candle burning rather longer than the rest To the Lighthouse, Virginia Woolf L. Joseph Woods Jr. We ' re sinking in the quicksand of our thought. Time may change me But you can ' t trace time. John Wright But preppies without choosing Have this freedom long before: The drink, the smoke, the music, And the plarthings at the door. And that ' s what prep is all about Preparing boys for college Making sure their minds are wiped Before they ' re flushed with Knowledge. - Compliments of Flash Gordon Charles Chu-Li Wong Choo-choo, Club Basketball, Club tennis One of those w-eird mid-year boys. Oh you ' ve got to have friends. The feelings oh so strong You ' ve got to have friends To make that day last long - Bette Midler Thank you Exeter! 111 never forget you. .•-..,iii-, . . Drake C. Zaharris Andover, Mass. Sept. 72 June 74 Varsity Football (2) Man has two and a half minutes on earth One to laugh, One to sigh And a half a minute to love! In the midst of his last he dies. - Jean Richter; HesperusIV 201 Peter A. Grey Marilyn A. Lowe Ellen F. Hartwell Lannette C. Linthicum Heureux qui comme Ulysee, a fait un beau voyage, ou comme Cestui-la qui conquit la toison. Et puis est retourn6, plein d ' usage et raison, vivre entre ses parents le reste de son age! - Du Bellay To live is to experience, to comprehend is to learn and to love is to endure. Bradley F. Richardson Friends say ' goodbye ' , good friends say ' see you later ' . 4 and then some. 202 Timothy C. Crowley Skin of whose teeth? Timothy K. Smith Karen K. Christensen J . JL . x . Michael W. Jones Michael 0. Wagner In history, at some times more than others too much happens ... If conditions were ripe whatever was likely to happen was waiting for you to come along so it could happen. With less histor ' around you might walk by or through it it looked like rain, but the sun was shining . . . nobody lived on Eden any more. - Bernard Malamud Hey to wild warm morning. Wemps, fine flickering futures, France ... the country. 203 204 BROWNIING HOUSE You Deserve A Break Today We ' re Close By, Right On Your Way At McDonald ' s Portsmouth Ave. Exeter, N.H. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1975 THE EXETER CO-OPERATIVE BANK 1 CENTER STREET EXETER, N.H. ... of exeter NEW HAMPSHIRE SUBS PSZZA 206 A 208 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1975 FROM AULT ' S PUB AND The Air Hockey Center of Exeter AULT ' S PUB 778-0292 VARSITY DISHROOM Vo8l PORTSMOUTH AVE. Open 24 hours 7 days a week. 210 THE SUPER SUB and PIZZA SHOP 211 SECOND FLOOR, NORTH M.S.G. 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