Rippowam High School - Riptide Yearbook (Stamford, CT)

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SENIOR BIOGRAPHIES KENNETH DOUGLAS GALMON Kenneth . . , Likes football, singing and business management. Has a good reputation. Cool . . . Remembers when he went to North Carolina. Future plans include going to college or ROTC. Memories of Lyden . . , Prizes his happiness, freedom and personal possessions. This is for the brothers that ain't here. LUZ CELENIA GARCIA Lucy' '... An open-minded, friendly, generous, not prejudiced person. Remembers when I said Hi. Now I guess I'll say Good-Bye. Memories of August 16, 1975. Prizes music, friends. Enjoys baseball and badminton. The love in your heart wasn't put there to stay, love isn't love until you give it away. AMY ANN GARTH Amy . . . Quiet, lazy, likes kids and animals. Interested in photography. camping, bicyling, and television production. Plans college and a career in photography. Memories ofa bicycle trip, canoeing, summer of'74 and camping in southern New Jersey. Prizes herjeans, her camera and her friends. LAURA CHANDLER GATES Fence , . . Will never forget Shmell and her darn knee. Petunia and starbursts, Terri-Berri and the laugh, f'Sarah Tucker and incognito. Night of Sadie, shopping at Caldor's always a . . . But coach! Tennis, skiing, hiking, biking and Sandie, DENISE ROSA GAY Nise . . . Be for real . . . Independant, persistent, compatible . . . Enjoys working. cooking and reading, Happiness is being close to my mother at all times. Prizes her individuality. Future plans include nursing. The truth is beautiful! KEVIN JAMES GEER Kevin , . . Unpredictable, friendly, small . . . Don't worry about it. Happiness is being with people and having a good time. Prizes his lighter . . . Future plans include college. WAYNE BRIAN GEHER Wayne . . . Interested in sharks, bowling, pocket billiards, ping-pong and basketball. Remembers when Rip won their only football game ofthe '74-'75 season against Westhill. College and a career in accounting next. Memories of Sal's Pizzeria. Prizes his life. You look like you're falling apart, pull yourself to pieces. Groucho Marx KATHERINE ANNE GERSHMAN Kiki , . . Constantly laughing. Those active eyelashes . . . The funniest tif not the fastest! l 2 miler. That scream!! Remembers when the birds flew into the sun. tah!l . , . Colour My World . . . AB.. C.C., I.D. and the midnight jello. DEDICATION! . . . France tsois sagell . . . Japan tDao! 1 . . . and, of course, DB. MAUREEN FRANCES GILLESPIE Moc . . . A sensitive and happy extrovert. Likes to swim and play tennis. Remembers when we played frisbc in Rapson's parking lot? Come On! Memories of Summer of 74 . Prizes her room and her dog. Future in the field of business and maybe college. Lovers come and go, but friends are forever. SUSAN JAYE GOLD Gold . . . Memories of the huddle, Bogus Lobster, Rapson's, I'm Dry , the van. and funky BVD's , . . Do a little dance, make a little love, get down tonight! Audj, Bato and Gold, the endless weekend . . . It's every girl for herself! EDITH MILAGRO GONZALEZ Milly . . . She's pensive, short, friendly, and quiet. Likes swimming . . . Prizes nature. . . Happiness is living a full life without suffering. Remembers all the times and Happy Birthdays, Future plans are to become an airline stewardess. When all else fails, follow directions. MARY LOUISE GREEN Penny . . . An aifectionate and sensitive person who loves to swim and dance. Happiness is being able to love yourself, and what's around you. Remembers cutting classes. Yes Lord. ELLEN LUCILLE GRIMLEY Grims . . . I'm NOT complaining! A Virgo who'll always remember Hi-C, Sealzi. Friendly's, Rippowam football, skipping to Siberia, and Hoopers Boy . Peeved by hyprocrites. If you love something, let it go, if it comes back, it is yours, if it doesn't, it never was. CAROL ANN HANSELL Carol . . . Cheerful, understanding, intimate, and fun-loving. Give me a break! Likes Thespian Society. Happiness is pleasing myself as much as pleasing an audience. Four years of college majoring in music, Wants a singing career. A child is someone who disappears into an adult. JAMES WILLIAM HARMON Jim . . . I feel like nothing , Dreads cross country practice. Bone rides and munchouts . . . Mr, White's class three years in a row . . . My golf clubs? . . . Partying in The Cave . . . Colorado next. ADRIENNE ROBART HARPER If you wish to see the valley climb to the mountain top, if you desire to see the mountain top rise into the cloud, but ifyou seek to understand the cloud, close your eyes and think. BARBARA ANN HERRMANN Barb . . . I went to the woods because I wished to live deliberately, to front only the essential facts of life, and see ifI could not learn what it had to teach, and not, when I came to die, discover that I had not lived. Thoreau RICHARD MCDANIEL HISEY Mac . . . Has a good time most anywhere. Memories of New Hamp- shire, Utah and the neighborhood. Prizes L.L., ski equipment and halfa car Cha, ha! l. Happiness is having something to do. Loves skiing, canoeing, music and backpacking. Beesheet . Future plans include travel- ing and college. JOHN PATRICK HOGAN, JR. Hoggs . . . Prizes the Benz and his woman. Remember when we beat Westhilll!! I don't want to dance! Football, backrubs, bruises and broken bones . . . Hates Monday morning, Q.B.'s and followers. College next. Good things come in small packages. l j as Q .... N M NX. ..... ,, ll wb!! ! 3 ' S' Qi Togethernessf? ,...41'f J TJ y,- fx S Iwo nder when the pizza's coming. ..,.

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