St Stephens School - Yearbook (Rome, Italy)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1970 volume:

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Six years: time enough for a dream to be- come a reality with more, and ever more, dreams. y if y  j JOHN OLIVER PATTERSON Founder, Rector, and Headmaster of St. Ste- pens, Rome; Rector and Headmaster of Kent School, Kent, Connecticut from 1949 to 1962; trustee of Kent from 1956 to 1962 Host and Chairman of Seminars On the Chri- stian Idea of Education in 1956 and 1960 Director of the European Council of Interna- tional Schools. He attended the University of Illinois; the Mas- sachusettes Institution of Technology; S.T.D. degree at Hobart College; Honorary Doctor of Divinity from the Seabury Western Theological Seminary. JOHN OLIVER PATTERSON J. OP... jingle of change... « get a haircut  ... trusting... resounding baritone... theoretically seventeen years old... « no blue-jeans  ... se- rious... trips to the U.S.A. for us... caring... beautiful dream come true... hopeful... « I ' m all for it «... Jovial... Obliging... Protector. Mr. F. Donald L. Stewart Founder of St. Stephens School, Rome Chairman of the English Dept.. Latin English University of Toronto B.A. 1937; University of London 1937 to 1938; Taught at Pickering College, Newmarket, Ont- ario, and Notre Dame International School, Rome. Previously a Foreign Service Officer Depart- ment of External Affairs. Dr. Howard P. Hall Director of studies Math Harvard College, A. B. Magna Cum Laude, 1936; S. M. 1937; Sc. D. 1951 Taught at Brown University, Northwestern Uni- versity, and Robert College, Instambul Tur- key (Dean of Engineering, Vice President, and Acting President) Member of Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma Xi, American Society for Engineering Education and Ame- rican Association of University Professors. Winner of Clemens Herschel Award, Boston Society of Civil Engineers, 1955. Mr. John C. Wellington Assistant to the headmaster Advisor to the Drama Club Yale University. B.A 1961 , • M r 9£j _ mwmwmm ENGLISH: L. RHU, U. FITZGERALD, C HAHN. J. WELLINGTON. MATH: MCBREARTY, HALL, RUNGE. J l SCIENCE: AMODIO, RUNGE HISTORY: F. CAMIZ, P. ALLEN, E. STEINBERG. CLASSICS: BURGESS, MYERS, RHU FRENCH: BODOY, MYERS ITALIAN: BAROCCI, MIRRI RUSSIAN: ALBERTI GERMAN: J. SCHNElL ART: M. GUBERT! MUSIC: R. TRYTHALL THEOLOGY: R. ROOS, J..KREIG. THEOLOGY: FR. SHEPARD, FR. PATTERSON P.O.: M. LAUBENSTEIN, C. FITTS. R. POSNER, S. VELLUTI, P. CRANDALL, A. LA VIOLA, P. ALBERICO. Mr. INNOCENZO Dl COLA NURSE: P. LEE Mr. TORRINl HOTEL STAFF: OTTAVIANl, ANTONIO, BONILLA feE F  g  • • N f Mm ' •J3 7 V I •r- t ' M i.. . . ■ • Ur i rf. ROBERT ANDREWS Rodeo Bob... mediocrity power... Origin, Deve- lopment, Maintenance and Thesis of the Social Wall... four year man... Serious humor... good old practical Andrews... Spain tripper... Fool on the Euclide hill... refe ' r to the Florence trip... smoke rings in vain... outstanding member of the Andrew ' s clan... B.A.O.T.B.S. « The shadow of the dome of pleasure Floated midway on the waves; Where was heard the mingled measure From the fountain and the caves  . No will. J JO BAYNE Thirteen-page letters in purple ink... « Does any- one have a light?  ... « Pa-trick!!  (laugh)... soft and feminine... « Ciao, baby, how are you?  ... What color eyeshadow today?... gentle smile... Givenchy, but never any money... « Has the mail come?  ... Domenico ' s... Florentine... and wistful. « To-day I have been happy. All the I held the memory of you and wove Its laughter...  day I, Josephine Bayne, leaving St. Stephen ' s with grateful mind and sad heart, do hereby leave «la vie en Rose  to Mr. and Mrs. Myers; Somalia to Leni; and this above all, my deepest thanks to those who have made these two years my happiest; and finally, my love to the Villa; and Rome and a certain sentimental Boy Scout to my past with love. STEPHEN BELCHER Burp ( )!... «Now, in East Africa  ... blue-eyed blond... a memorable birth-day boy... that nod of acknowledgement... the nonchalant toss of gol- den locks... Homeric hero... « Parlez-vous fran- cais?  ... « Oui  . . « parla Italiano?  ... « Si  ... « Sprechen sie Deutsch?  ... « Va «... « Loqueci- sne Latinum?  ... « Loquor Latinum  .. « Do you speak English?  ... « A little  . « I cannot rest from travel, I will drink Life to the lees. All times I have enjoyed Greatly... For my purpose holds To sail beyond the sunset and the baths Of all the western stars until I die  . I, Stephen Belcher, do herewith bequeath unto Ken, an alarm-clock; to Mark, an oxgoad; to Andy, a hernia; to Charlie, the wrath; my study halls to Mrs. Velluti; and a standing invitation to East Africa to all St. Stephen ' s School. LARRY BERGSMA Larry Bergsma that blond boy not all that is gold does glitter quiet, reserved first boat crew by impression (or draft) reluctant rower « have you seen Bergsma ' s scores?  Clas- sical music - Monteverde - Good luck, if you need it. « ...And a night comes when all is over, when so many jaws have closed upon us that we no longer have the strength to stand, and our meat hangs upon our bodies, as though it had been masticated by every mouth.  To Kevin McBrearty: the Tiber, the 4 position on the S. S. Halstead B. B. Vander Poel, and my boundless enthusiasm for crew LYNN BIRKS Lynn Birks is an understanding listener im- pressionable an Amer. Hist, major and giving when I think of her I think of India Wil- liam poetry silver rings maroon made- up eyes parents and astrology She always says You ' re normal Craig  « Can I wash my hair?  She most often eats Snickers Tomato Soup Chocolate pudding creme ca- ramel and ice-cream She loves to eat She also loves T.S. Eliot and e cummings May we always share open doors diets spinach cannelloni in Florence and candlelit sick din- ners « If you had listened hard enough You might have heard What I meant to say. I, Lynn Birks, will willingly will, Christmases to Bob; man power to Joni; Father Shepard to Jeff; a million laughs to Des; Yorkshire Terriers to Eric; my irregularity to Miranda; the past to Jo; Marino Frascati to the Burgi and Miss Lee; all the gossip to Jenni; a little thing to Jean; and love and kisses to Antonio. HELEN BROWN Helen Brown... striking, with a sexy squint... beautiful hair... Pisces... « the thing is • ... always talking... third period at the bar with Barbara... the « experienced one  ... « are you kidding «... looks better in a bathing suit (Slave Sale)... A- rabia... « You can ' t always get what you want  ... brown maxicoat... « no, no, no, no, no  ... acci- dent prone... « that ' s cool  ... b g brown eyes... Florence trip. « I am not what you suppose, but far different.  I will a bottle of Brut to Sue; P. E. to Barbara; ear-plugs to Carol; my problems to Norris; ad- vice to Nadia; my books to Darcev; and Happi- ness and my journal to Harriet. EMILY BOOCHEVER English girl... « Oh. golly! «... Byzantium... Via Pin- ciana... the commissary... corn on the cob (not what you think)... sexy accent... Doppia Men- ta... « ooh-ooh .... cute face... has a younger si- ster named Mary. « trans-mog-ri-fi-ca-tion: the act. process, or in- stance of changing or attering in form, appea- rance of structure often with grotesque or hu- morous effect, (caricature)  I, Emily Boochever, will to the rabbit in the lo- wer garden ,a pair of underpants; to Herr Schnell, some consideration for non-Teutonic humans; to Mrs. Fitzgerald, a class of genuises with lock- jaw; to Mr. Steinberg, some students; long words to anyone who wants to take care of them; and unsquelchableness to every-body else. BARBARA CONTI E.U.R.... Free Love... « but it ' s menthol  ... « a Gio- va  ... Titan... Italian with a NYC accent... Tom- my... Grazing in the Grass... •• Italian men are not sexier. ..... What goes up must come down... Jewish boys... « Gotta call Steve. «... what is down must come up... wheels... free trips around the world... sangria... purple... NYC... Central Park... Ciao America... Arrivederci Giovanna. « I wanted only to try to live in accord with the promptings which came from my true self. Why was that so very difficult?  I, Barbara Conti, do will to Giovanna my Italian citizenship, and peace, harmony, and happiness per tutta la vita; to Tom Fogelquist a worm; sub- way rides to my brother; youth and peace of mind to Lisa; an eggbeater to Benjy; to Jenkins a toenail; and to Ugo, my love. MIRANDA CRAIG Miranda is « M ! rational and direct ho- nest and understanding gentle and sentimen- tal ' romantic warm and colorful Eric ' s She says or sings or acts « O my man, I lo- ve him so  He was not amused.  Well, I mean, I thought Iwould die Jennifer She eats, oh yes Treats, persimmons, chocolate pudding roast beef, tea Lox on a bagel with cream cheese white wine pills by candle light when sick diets? Shares New York Piazza Navona Love forever and always Is Florence North or South of Rome?  I. Miranda Craig, leave, in my first will and te- stament, Sundance ' s mustache to Joni Schoetz; India to Lynn; little silver boxes and eternal fa- me to Johnny Pepper; the shine in my hair and his own private reel of « Easy Rider  to Des; some peace of mind to ' J.O.P.; a little confidence to Melinda; and lastly, a long rest to Miss Lee. ANDY DEMOTT Andy Demott the man with the money an ever-ready smile packages from home « Oh, horse feathers!  the almost tallest backbone of the crew team Byron wake-up chorus opera concerts! friendly to anyone . « Oh Boy, pasta!  « oh boy, ski trips!  « oh boy Andy!  never to be forgotten Andy Something is taking its course. I, Andy Demott, from the boundless generosity of my heart and soul, will to the following peo pie the following items: to Mark Garrison a jar of coffee; to Cathy Moore a Mou; to Leni Fle- ming « What??  ; to Carol Armstrong a good laugh; to Ken Smith one physics and one math problem; to Brad Gwinn a portable loan service; to Mary Kay a piece of bubble-gum; and to Char- les Goetz a pair of shoelaces. ALISON DICK T ears and smiles that will conquer the world A quarius and sanguine: a curious combination Y earning for friends absent. L augh at life and be impatient O bviously! R eally. no one ever believes me! Are birds free from the chains of the skyway?  I, a sometime Alison, wish for Josephine, a pro- found experience; for Kim, an unabsurd friend- ship; for John, • a could be dreamlover of a life- time  ; for Monica and Patrick, a forever; and for all six a beautiful secret. LISA DLOUHY Artist, flutist, leathercraftsman, model, tom-boy. Lover of imagination and loosely buttoned shirts Unbeknownst to herself, a mind that speaks and a mouth that thinks before speaking Hands that hear the colors of Spring and record their smiles on a two-dimensional world ' Ears that see clouds of furtive truth with a heart that tastes of golden light Her love is that of life Give Lisa any key and she will open all the star- lit doors to the universe .. When I woke up this morning i was feeling half-dead So I decided to give up living And go shoppin ' instead.  I, Lisa, will to my Sister the future; to Pee Lee laughter and long talks; to Marce a wooden ship; to Barbara a penny and three wishes; to Steve S. grief; to Cate, Annie, and Laurie pink gardens; to Greg and Tom a long taxi ride; to Patrick ' 69 to Benjy my shirts and love; to Ro- bert J. a thought; to Mikey whatever will make him happy and thanks: the rest to the wind and the water-but my heart I keep. BARBARA DONAHUE Barbara Donahue... « Here comes the sun  ... Peach ... gold rings... loves clothes (which hang better)... Scorpio eyes... «l love New York  ... snow bunny... third period at the bar with Helen... « Give me a break  ... shower cap... distinctive giggle... « I want you  ... warm smile . feminine... Florence trip. • ; oiten wish i were a king Anc. then I could do anything.  I, Barbara Donahue, will a peach to Des; a dia- phanous shirt to Jeff; a Scorpio to Sue; « fric- tion anyway I can get it  to Ann; Sean to Lynn; the key to my heart to Steve (??); and love to someone special. CHIP EWELL Chip off the old block..: ha ha!... his sexy laugh... a true lover of Rome... sports?!. • em bier, bitter!  ... « Come, on, Carston '  ... ths se- ductive smile... the sole occupant of Room 1 . vot- always a constant flow of female tr?f f ir « How ridiculous and unrealistic is the man who is astonished at anything that happens in life.  To Carol, a dinner at George ' s; to Mr. Myers, regret that I didn ' t keep going; to Mrs. Amodio, my potential; to Cathy, « moos forever and ever and ever  ; to Andy Newman, my room; to Car- sten, my congratulations; to Ronnie, good luck and keep going on the projects; to Peter, a pie- ce of cheese; and to St. Stephen ' s, hope JOAN GARRISON Garrison Mandhouse... bake sales. . crocheting... 5ft. 2, eyes of blue... sensitive... Italian at heart... « Bozo!  ... S.S.S. males don ' t seem to rate ...connections in the music world... fruit yogurt... 5 hours in the hairdresser... « Dio bono!  ... Ti- tan... Q-Airedales-Set?... Friends of Distinction... sailed across the Atlantic... wrong color... cross- word puzzles... viva I ' ltalia... Ciao Conti. « You may have the universe if I may have Italy.  I, Joan Garrison will a beautiful day and a great life to Barbara; my eyelashes to Melinda; a La- tin make-up exam to Giorgio; my active risabi- lity to Benjy; Pirelli and yogurt to Little Lunde; a hamburger to Ugo; my fireplace to Emily; and my connections in the music world to next year ' s Social Committee. MARK GARRISON Did you do your Latin?... the only one with faith m the Student Council... « Senior Defect «... 3 jars of Maxwell House per term... ■ Well, yes, I was there during the invasion  ... almost always reliable at wake-up... permanent membership in the Loser ' s Club... box-lunches.. « Great!  . « I know the voices dying with a dying fal Beneath the music from a farther room  I. Mark Garrison, do solemnly will to Maud Frank, a pair of roller skates; her very own sweater and Marino to Julie; some change to Andy; an on-time English paper to Mrs. Fitzge- rald; eleven box lunches to the Student Coun- cil; everything that ' s itchy to Charles; and my guitar to Steve. LAURA GILES Laura... Brown Hat... freckles and a smirk... « that ' s really sick  ... expensive tea, churches, classical music, walking tours... « confusion makes its ma- sterpiece  ... worry, worry, worry... « I just don ' t know what to do  ... innocent... hates hotdogs Nixon, psychiatrists... a mouse but sometimes a lion... addicted to Italy... interested and intere- sting... Gils... « The world, My dear Agnes, Is a strange affair. I will just a few moments of confusion to Mr. Steinberg; a pit in the lower garden to Debbie; procrastination to Mr. Myers; nursery rhymes and and red cabbage to Maud; Fiesole to Helena; the good aspects of Milano to- Mario; laughter and one cappuccino to Tom; gratitude to Kim; an apology to Jenkins; love to Mr. Burgess; and Van Gogh to anyone. BRAD GWINN Brad... Lousy Smile... a dubious acheivement for his suave courting method... « But Brad, we ' ve been to the movies 20 times this week.  ...a foggy memory of hospital days and UFO ' s... pea- nut butter obsession... shifty eyes... dead blue jean jacket... a veritable virtuoso of smoke rings... accident prone... easy going... B.G.O.T.B.S. I, Brad Gwinn, will to Andy, my last 10 lire; to Sob and Tom, a bottle of sleeping pills; my good looks to Rob Jenkins; to St. Stephen ' s School students, something to do; to the Byron kitchen, my appendix for the spaghetti sauce; and my good health to Mr. Runge. BOB JENKINS Eob Jenkins — alias Bod., one of those male flut- ter-bys... basically one of the « good guys «... lonely but never alone... Little Boy in Corduroy... President; 1996... « Back in Bettendorf, Iowa ..  ..almost, but not quite, another funny guy ... ■ Sir I disagree  ... persuasive... dominating ... Coca-Co- la ... Laura Nyro... long, serious (?) talks... live for the moment... dream., young, and full of sound and fury, signifying nothing -- B.J.O.T.B.S .. Wow. « Disobedience, the rarest and most courageous of virtues is seldom distinguished from neglect, the laziest and commonest of vices  I, Bob Jenkins, will to the Faculty, Thomas Pai- ne ' s The Rights of Man; and to the returning students, perseverance. BENJY KAGHAN 8enjy — the photographer, the drummer, the wri- ter, the burino, the funny man. the bell-bottoms man, the side-burns man. the « managia pesce  man. the seeing man, the thinking man, the un- derstanding man, the impersonations man, the ladies ' man. the real man, the man - - Benjy - the inexplicable, the person,. Smile 1 - You ' re in trouble when you find it ' s hard for you to smile.  To Lisa, a spare rib: to Joan, all my ■ bip-boop  erudition; to Marcy. a tape-recorder and 300 mi- les of blank tape; to Barbara, a sound muffler; to Maudy. my love; to Zorro an automatic belly scratcher complete with long-range rabbit-sens- ing device; to Johnny Pepper, a dry 5,000 lire; to M. Haeger, a Swinger with two « no  indi- cators and a « maybe  one; to Andrea, my apo- logies; to Rome, and empty box of film; and to Dr John O, Patterson, my sincerest respect and thanks for the opportunity to share his dream JEAN LEHMANN Rust, grey, and blues... Botticelli ' s Venus... Vir- go... plenty of tea... Art History to get violent over... math in spurts., what tiny hands and feet... movies... California groovin ' ... CAMP. I will what no one around here wants to. ANDREA LIDGERWOOD With Jo and Patrick... • oh, it isn ' t real  ... social whirlwind... « What does that mean? «... Andy... tres chic... accent. . bird in flight... organizer... tempest. «ciao-ciao .. wide-eyed... dimpled grin . .« Buf!  . ■ When love beckons to you, follow him, (hough his ways are hard and steep And when his wings enfold you yeild to him, Though the sword hidden among his pinions may wound you. And when he speaks to you, believe him, Though his voice may shatter your dreams As the North wind lays waste the garden •• I will: « Sow good services; sweet remembrances will grow from them •• to Benjy ■• Love is a game at which one always cheats.  to Jo. « It is not enough to forgive, one must forget  to Slave day. « Jest with life: that is all its good for •• to Mikey. « He who knows his incapacity knows some- thing.  to Patrick. « Nothing is known well till long after it is learned.  to Father Patterson. MARCY LUNDE Marcie... Little Lunde ... 5 ft. 2 eyes of green?!!... the best things come in little packages., she ' s crazee... Pancho ... Rome, sweet home... and tho- se bugs!... green tiles, oh no!... bouncy, bubbly champagne girl. . a smile for everyone... but so- meone who is concerned, who cares, who loves. Rag, mama, rag.  Little Lunde leaves Lisa a wooden ship and a can of bug bomb; to Alison, a membership to the fantastics; to Annie, Romulus; to Hermon, a laugh on a dark street; to P. Lee, a comfortable bed and a favor; to J. OP., the hope that he can have his cake and eat it too; and my little lundes to anyone who needs a laugh. THOMAS MELLOR Lamb chops Mellor... prisoner of his passions... atrophying... hedonistic epicurian.. emaciated Henry VIII. gregations... The Used and the Unu- sed... vice is a virtue... dubious achievement-be- nevolence towards underclass men., consistent... « Hey Tom, you ' ve overcut!  « Hah ah!  ... King Somnus... T.M.O.T.B.S. « I wouldn ' t leave my hut for you! I ' ve got one lover and I don ' t want two. Thomus wills a key to Schon to be used as he sees Fitts, to whom he wills his jeans; his skis to Dlouhy, who probably has them anyway; his fictitious problems to anyone who cares to worry flbout them; his lat est flame to an Italian in the expectation that it will burn itself out; and his drinking days to the past NORRIS MERRITT LacadasicaL beardless one... « Easy Slider «... his favorite number: ten or large. « that ' s not Ko- sher  ... cycle myths... a paradox-the highest and the lowest... sporadically witty. « what ' s Norris concealing behind that white coat 7  ... aspiring architect... there, by the grace of God. goes Nor- ris... clandestine closet caper... golden memories... connaisseur... enough let ' s drop the subject! «lf you have nothing to do. and plenty of time to do it, come up and see me sometime.  I. Norris Merritt, being of sound body and que- stionably sound mind, do hereby will to the follo- wing: my « grab coat  to anyone who will take it; a life-time supply of bubble gum to Mr. Run- ge; and my gratitude to the student body. -ci KIM MILLET Kim... Classical music. « Hadyn was a prude  ... Shocking Mr TrythalL intellectual dynamite... thinking in images... shocking Dr. Mirri... a gro- wing awareness ... shocking Dr. Steinberg... prac- ticing Manuel... Denver, where ' s that?... Einstein ' s philosophy of oranges ... shocking.. « In spite of the large population of this planet, men and women remain today the most inacces- sible things on it  I leave a bag of 10 lire pieces to Lorie for her next trip to London; the 3rd floor practice room to Anne Hoffacker; my good luck to Peter for the next record raffle; and the images in my mind to Mr. Mirri; may he never forget a face STEVE SIEKMAN Siekman, who else is in the jug 7 ... handshake with a dead claw... falling asleep on the Palatine., sold for fourteen mille in the slave sale... Garrett ' s roommate... the abstainer.. Spain tripper., our guiding spirit in Chapel... Steve, you going to col- lege? No, I ' m on my way to Boston, the unique coterie... Siek and you shall find. S.S.OTBS « I will rise After a thousand years lipping flowers And set mv teeth into the silver of the moon  I Steve Siekman, won ' t willingly or willfully will wanton willowy wants or wills to any wistful waifs or wenches warped by warbling wills, but will you? LIZU SKORY Lizu is the only one who knows Elizabeth Ann and she keeps her to herself her common haunts are the bar and the stars though she is frequently seen in class ' she is awaited in vain at sports and the Honor Roll but all hope is not lost a black caped giggle is the only visible sign of a secretly, soulful, sorrowful, swinger A smile is the best mask KEN SMITH Enter Ken Smith — a bouncing walk on yellow shoes... hair which rates 10 lire from you-know- who talkative... a copy of Playboy in hand pe- rhaps carry. ng his 10 lire collection to the flea market to buy some ties... enthusiastically anti — . pro — , happy, sad, or mad, but always enthusia- stic... Exit Ken Smith with enthusiasm. •• We should treat all the trivial things of life seriously, and all the serious things of life with sincere and studied triviality.  I, Point, will my ten lira pieces to J. OP.; a blan- ket to Harriet; a chance to try that new sport called « sleeping  to Mark; a trip to Florence to Jule; a typed, explanatory, requesting, ridiculous letter to Helena; some (it) rains with ' a coffee machine to Charlie; some inspiration to Chip; my ties to anyone who can stand them; my chess of fenses to Andy; the Playboy Panel to Carol; and thanks for the name to Jeff DAN STEWART Dan Stewart... Middle American... over-indulger... wizard of sound effects . amiable. « my hair ' s getting good in the front  Jenkins ' unpaid French tutor... polyglot . eternai etudiant... dubious a- chievement for putting more mileage behind him than any other Byronite... oar fetish « Silence is deep as eternity; speech is shallow as time.  I will my « detached coolness  to Bob Jenkins, my early bedtime to Andy Demott; my world ' s largest collection of socks to Steve Siekman LORIE BARBER Florence Barber, the Funny Girl... Hi Doll!. Flo, to her friends... long, flowing hair... « When are we going to Florence?  ... not exactly petite — in fact, one of St. Stephen ' s greatest girls... « Anyo- ne wanna go to the bar?  ... •• Awright awready  ... American « Why don ' t we fly to Florence? • ... boisterous... music, sweet (?). music... Barber Streisand... « What is it makes me so exquisite?  am a fugitive from the law of averages. I. Lorie Barber, will a goodly portion of my flo- wing hair to Marcy; a goodly portion of my ex tremely loud voice to Nancy Drexler; and all of Job ' s patience to Mrs. Camiz PATRICK ELLIOT-SMITH Always changing., suave and or cynical and or twelve years old, laughing . he thinks in French captures the Faces of Navona on film... smirk.. Really 9  ... « Dr. Steinberg, what do you think about... 9  ... Josephine on one arm, Andrea on the other, and a dancing (modernly) nymph on his mind... and just when you think you know him, he smiles. ■• Qui aimes-tu le mieux, homme enigmatique, dis? to npere, ta mere, ta soeur, ton frere, tes amis? Vous vous servez la d ' une parole dont le sens m ' est jusqu ' a ce jour inconnu Ta patrie? J ' ignore sous quelle latitude elle est situee. La beaute? Je J ' aimerais volontiers, deesse et immortelle. L ' or? Je le hais come vous haissez Dieu. Eh! qu ' aimes tu done, extraordinarie etranger? J ' aime les nuages... les nuages qui passent .. la bas... la bas ... les merveilleux nuages! ... LENI FLEMING Pink... writing always ... « Dr. Steinberg, when are we going out to lunch 9  ... everyone always at her house... « But I ' m a P.G. «... HELEN MARGA- RET FLEMING WOW., daydreaming... -■ Leni. not Lainie. Mr Trythall. «... 809,246 chapel cuts... « Sports? Oh, I thought they had discontinued having sports. «... wandering the back streets of Rome... imagination,... « JA-A-A-MES!  ... laughing ...Rene... Roll Me Over in the Clover... leni... those blue eyes... leni « You see, I think I really had a vision of something Though I don ' t know what it is, I don ' t want to forget it.  Now leaving smilingly and sighingly, I do will the Luna Park roller coaster to Andy; thorough brie- fings before attack to Jo; the 10.00 p.m. Tele- phone Hour to James; to be hpapy and a Cub Scouth uniform to Rob; the significance of my signet ring to Mark; a ticket to Brooklyn and joy to Lorie; love and gratitude to Dr. Patterson; and my heart and soul to Rome. CHARLES GOETZ Observing always, with a rare flash of smile and a rarer laugh. .. reasoning, wondering... « Good after noon •■ no matter what time of day it is... gold ski jacket wherever he is... octet and Piazza Navona at 5:00 A.M.... vino dolce, per favore... « I don ' t know how they found out my name is Alvin - ... walks and walks and walks ... says little and thinks a great deal — and he says (quietly) what he thinks He one morning rose with the dawn, stepped be- fore the sun and spoke to it thus: Great Star! What would your happiness be. if you had not those for whom you shine! What is great in man is that he is a bridge and not a goal: what can be loved in man is that he is a going — across and a down — going. I love those who do not know how to live except their lives be a down — going, for they are those who are going across. I love him who is of a free spirit and a free heart: thus his head is only the bo- wels of his heart but his heart drives him to his downfall. I love all those who are like heavy drops falling from the dark c ' oud that hangs over mankind: they prophesy the coming of the lightning and as prophets they perish. JAMES HANRAHAN Good God Almighty What a bunch of dead people Let ' s get going ° In bed until 10:30 ' Takin it easy ' Big feet Hey! (Censored) An individual . Alright!  I leave my chapel attendance record to enybody m the opes that they will do their best with it. -,, t) 5 0ri[ .7 s V ■ 3 30 ■ . • J fe£$ M l f SSI  -  « , . , ff •  • . S w. ► . fl M ■• «••  . li U U i Pt M w  , t.4  l t , , r- r   i , , .1 W H ! ■ 1 1 1 mi y J J r  ' 1 11 11 , UytMtt ■ hi 5 A NOTE FROM THE EDITORS, The 1970 SSS Yearbook is not perfect. But then, 1970 wasn ' t a perfect year. Despite sudden changes in the YEAR BOOK staff, schedules, and format, we believe this yearbook has set a record in originality and photographic presenta- tion. We have dispensed with the traditional lay- out concept of prose descriptions for each se- nior, point-blank, posed photos, and lengthy wri- te-ups for every aspect of school activities. We requested to produce this book entirely without faculty advice and support, to make it clear that students do not always require week-to-week fa- culty supervision; that we can manage success- fully on our own. With the result of this ven- ture, the class of 1970 dedicates the Yearbook to Villa San Valentino and all members of St. Stephen ' s School. ' -•. U. PLEVISANI, J. MILAM, P. OLSEN, G. SCHON C. MOORE, S. HELLING, C. ARMSTRONG, N. HANCOCK A. HOFFACKER, L. CURTIS, A. LEE, M. HAEGER M. DEHAVEN, S. FLEMING, L. BENEDETTI N. DREXLER f A. CHASE, N. LINCOLN, C. GRAHAM J. ALWORTH C. WHITTEMORE, M. BOLGER, L. CURTIS J. HODGKINS, M. YU, P. BOUDREAU, H OPENSHAW A. PRUSINSKI. J. KELLEY, M. DEGRAZIA, J. MATHES I r i T I V ▼ r K. SCHUR, P. NAHAS, A. DLOUHY, M. SELIG D. ODELL, T. FIGURA, J. KELLEY, P. HOYT D. PACKER, D. TRICK, M. GORDON, S BAROLINI C. WARD, J. IVEY, A. HARRELL, E. SMEAD M BINGHAM, M. ANDREWS, K. BOWIE, L. HALL I 1 J. MOULTON, E. RICHMOND, T FOGELOUIST. J. SCHOETZ pr 1 1 1 -V « 1 ■  ii  i | 1 L. GOODRICH, S. TRENTIN!, L. PARADISE G. CONTI, S. SKORY, B. ANDREWS K. MCBREARTY. W. KUHN, M. NOLAN. G. CASSOM M. FRANK, A. NEWMAN. E. STABLER, R. RANDALL I. CARACCIOLO E. SCHULTZE-BOYSEN. L. FOGEIOUIST 5 1 j v 1 •hJVl SH ■ HI n 41 i % Ml JiJIVi « Room inspection 1  « Gwinn? Never! • « Okay, as long as you pay it back.  Id j - « I read without faith. « Where the hell are my contacts? « Sammy! « Who me ?  Hey I found my contacts!  Mr. Myers ' Greek class. Saturday night at the L B. « Haven ' t I seen you somewhere before?  « Oh, Laur? .  « Forget it Jenkins, you lose.  « I don ' t even want to look at it.  - ft ' . V_- « AJ ' 1 : • tJKJE 1 «B -- r v vflWi P - - 2 --. B JaJ • ■Bv - AWOL: J. ACON, E. AGNELLI, T. BLISS, R. BUR DETT, H. DAVIS, P. DESLOOVERE, B. GAETANI, E. GOODRICH, M. KUHN, R. LACERTE, T. LATINI, J. LAW, I. MACRAE, M. SKORY, C. TOLF, H. WEBER. MISSING FROM CLASS PICTURES: L. BROWN D. FITZPATRICK R. MAHON D. MCDERMOTT J. PEPPER M. MATTHEWS 1 - w - o Dimension 70 V The sixties arc dead. Long live the ' 70 s! Woe betide those who are not prepared for this demanding new decade. For Alitalia, the ' 70s are not only the end of many years of restless planning, but also the beginning of a whole new concept in air travel Now all the forecasts are tangible facts. The age of the Roeing 747 and the supersonic jet is with us This is what Dimension ' 70 means. A network of flights to 1 02 destinations on five continents. With one of the first all-jet fleets in the world. Including DCS ' s, DCO ' s. Caravellcs and, from June 1970, the Boeing 747 A fully computerized reservation system A large all-jet cargo fleet and new cargo terminals I ower air fares. The right to fly at the right price for more and more people. In fact a flight or a tour to suit you. in whichever dimension you live. The new Alitalia fleet (in gleaming white with a touch of national colour on the tail fin) is ready to take you off Into Dimension ' 70. Ititalia ITALY ' S WORLD AIRLINE Rome ... J the COLONY is the place to meet! The COLONY Rome ' s Only Authentic American Sandwich Shop and Restaurant Hamburgers, Club Sandwiches, American Ice Cream, Pies, Waffles, Pancakes, Silex, Coffee Ham and Eggs, Hamburger, steak, Chili VIA SICILIA, 45-47 - TEL. 489848 Directly Behind Holel Excelsior TEATRO GOLDONI ROMA $ um mm mw 181, VIA BABU1NO - ROME TEL. 689.629 AUFS REPORTS For students everywhere Authoritative coverage of worldwide social and political development; firsthand observation by Staff Associates providing an unduplicated academic reference resource of contemporary history. The American Universities Field Staff, Inc. P.O. Box 150 Hanover, New Hampshire 03753 DAILYrlAMERICAN fi- ll VIA DUE MACELLI, 00187 ROME, ITALY - s 640.641 Young and old can learn Italian the easy way with the Daily American ' s new swinging bilingual column, which is both funny and informative. Odfr Qj nm and Qsirteian Jj?aia Q n eina wna VIA SARDEGNA .14 T.I 4631 23 ROME, HALT SPORT CAMPEGGIO ABBIGLIAMENTC M. PELLEGRINI Piazzale Medaglie d ' Oro, 11 - Tel. 347.651 Roma REAL ESTATE DOMUS REAL ESTATE AGENGY Will solve all your housing problems Assistance by Special zed Personnel Via Sardegna, 14 Tel. 484.470 - 462.753 Think biggest It shouldn ' t surprise you to learn that the movies you see on TWA are always Big Screen movies. TWA thinks big. Biggest. Which may explain why regular TWA passengers claim our food is the best, our hostesses the smartest, our schedules the most convenient and our movies . . . the biggest. You think they exaggerate? Why not see for your- self. Fly with us from Rome and Milan to New York, or get one of the numerous flights to most other major U.S. cities: we fly to 39 cities there, and no other transatlantic airline does. See a different movie (for a nominal extra charge) everv time. Call your travel agent or us direct. ■p - Tlfa •Service mark owned eicluiively by Trans World Airlines, Inc. 90 daily flights - with a fleet of 49 jets - serving 71 cities in Europe, North America, South America, Africa, Middle and Far East. 2.500.000 passengers carried every year This is ROME - 4, Via Bissolati - Ph. 460.652 MILAN - 31, Via P. Pisani - Ph. 669.141 GENOA - 23, Via E. Vernazza - Ph. 581.768 Swiss Airline TURIN - 13, Via A. 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