Rippowam High School - Riptide Yearbook (Stamford, CT)

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SENIOR BIOGRAPHIES E I LAURA KARIN MANN And call none among you foolish, for in truth we are neither wise nor foolish. We are green leaves upon the tree of life, and life itself is beyond wisdom and surely beyond foolishness. Kahil Gabran JOEL IRA MARCUS Joel . . . Loves chess and skiing. Member ofthe Thespian Society. Remembers Darien football game. College in future plans. Memories of Nags at the McAlpin. Death could scarce be more bitter than this place. CDantej ' LINDA JEAN MARSEGLIA Lynn . . . Sensitive and friendly . . . Hey, what's happening!'? July 21 . . . Prizes her friends. Loves discos and good times. Love the one who treats you right. Future plans include retailing or secretarial work. CAROLYN LOUISE MARTIN Smiles . . . Lovable, kind, understanding . . . Likes sewing, basketball, football, and being with the people she wants to be with. Plans to become a computer technologist. Memories of good and bad, bad times. Be yourself, don't try to be someone you're not. KEVIN BRADLEY MARTINIK Kev . . . 1421 Prizes his bird Oscar. Remembers waking up in the rain and those late practices. Memories of a crowded locker and long nights at Rip. Happiness is catching the ball and throwing ZOO. Future plans include college and California. Oh my heart! KIMBERLY BETH MARTINIK Kim . . . Prizes her poetry and friends. It's nice to have a shadow. Memories ofthe February retreat. Time to grow . It'sjust the beginning. Terrific 3E's . . . College next. Is all that we see or seem but a dream within a dream? Edgar Allen Poe NANCY ANN MASTROLUCA Nancy . . . Hey toots! Remembers eating apples and going to the beach. Loves to talk and go to football games. Always on the go. Happiness is getting a ride to school. Be careful of what you pretend to be 'cause in reality that is what you are. SHELLEY MARIE MERCER Shorty . . . Get down Kool . . . Memories of a crowded brown, tan station wagon. Ambition is a career in art. First a woman should be a woman first, but if she's black, really black and a woman, that's special, that's real special. BARBARA DIANE MILLER Barb . . . A quiet person. A Libra who loves animals. Interested in travel and people. Happiness is being with the ones you love. Remembers when I got my license and going to Italy. Future plans include going to college. .Memories of the seminar . . . Prizes her future and family. There is always tomorrow. LAURA STEPHANIE MILLER Pickles . . . Lit. Review and Totem Pole editor . . . Talented Don for so long . . . Dinner with the girls at Mr. Corey's and Monday deadlines for the Advocate . . . Do you still work at Tino's? A.G. forever, home to Concord, and January 25, 1975 . . . Journalism next and lots of living. REBECCA ANNE MILLER Becky . . . shrimp . . . Remembers Europe and Spring, 1975. . . . I- Swerr! . . . Good things come in little packages. . . . Montreal in the future. . . Hates pessimistic people . . . When you're smiling the whole world smiles with you . . . Miller makes it right! . . . Bobsey Twins . . . My big pillow . . . Cat . . . Uncle Mike . . . Whip Cream. CATHERINE ANNE MODZELEWSKI Cat . . . The Bobsey Twins . . . znah! . . . Good things come in small packages . Happiness is friends . . . music . . . RTS . . . March 20, 1975 - Steve. College . . . Loves kids, plans to teach. There never seems to be enough time to do the things you want to do once you find them. Jim Croce SUSAN WHITE MOLLOY Sue . . . I have to be careful not to preach. I can't pretend that I can teachf' LOUIS RICHARD MONTELLO Lou . . . Saturday wrestling practices, the circuit, 'fIt's time to wake up your bodyf' Tennis team, ping pong, and fiisbol: The Gamblins Fever. Lowenbrau, Becks, Heineken, Guiness Stout, etc. College. And so it goes. WILLIS MONTGOMERY Spider . . . A cool kid, smooth and with-it . Interested in dancing, driving and girls. Memories of parties in the ridges. Prizes his license. Future plans include the Marines. LAURA MARIE CHRISTINE MOREHOUSE Laura . . . A shy, friendly Leo . . . Really?' Wow! . . . Interests include music, camping, and playing paddleball . . . Future includes nursing school and becoming a nurse . . . Memories of summers in New York. Prizes her family, friends, life. Where there is love there is no need for power and where there is power there can never be love. MARGARET SULLIVAN MURPHY Murph . . . But coach, I can't! Remembers Mt. Washington, asking the Wilton Police Station for directions, Summer '75, Dancin' In The Moonlight, singin' in the rain, war paint and field hockey. Try to imagine . . . If you smile at me I will understand 'cause that is something everyone, everywhere does in the same language. Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young. JAMES HERBERT MURRAY Jim . . . Free, friendly . . . You can't win them all! Memories of MJHS., history classes, Monty Python, and the R's speeches to the Freshmen. Happiness is laughing until you're sick. Plans college and retirement on the French Riviera. Loves the Rolling Stones. MATTHEW BRIAN NARAJKA Matt . . . Friendly, quiet and considerate . . . Values his friends. Likes people with a sense of humor. Interests include cars, bikes, and photography. Prizes his jeep . . . College and a business career to follow. 48 f'Hold the pickles, hold the lettuce . . . 5 '. . . Special orders don't upset usf,

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