Suffield Academy - The Pioneer Yearbook (Suffield, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 304 of the 1979 volume:

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V k 3 ., xi -2 , in ftp, , 15- Wm 1 ,,i If Y H 1 if 4 V, J, f' , f 'D S, Kenneth Lindtors Headmaster ii ,-fl r 3 :ff Asst. to the Headmaster Mason Nye Director of Studies Philip Currier Director of Admissions Leon Waskiewicz Business Manager George Pervear Science: Discipline David Nelson Permissionsg Language Betsey Lindfors Ad missions Dennis Klnne Director of Athleticsg Histo ry David Hilyard College Counselor Department Chairmen R ,X if , L is Connors David Compton Language Ebrahim Adib-Samii Mathematics David Rockwell History Robert Powell Science f 5 i William DeSalvo WX Milo Coerper Music Librariang History Mario Vincenti Art James Anial Religion William Stone Worksquad .1-46-9 w...r 'C' Charles McCurdy Englishg Admissions En I Bradford Gooch English Gordon Glover English Allen Hggfsfgf' Edward Banks English , wX ',M A . , John Fuller Mathematics , x , '1 I ' , . ' M ' A I A 'Q . 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Green fcaptj, Mal- colm, Renner, Glover, Gonzalez, Boas, Grady. 2nd row: Hamon, Watson, Macca, Ftussell, Polisky, Salvio, Harasyko, B. Soltis, Romig, Blessis, Chase, Bitting, Wright, Coach DeSalvo, 3rd row: Coach Waskiewicz, H. Walker, McBain, B. Smith, Gleason, Goulet, Burdge, Mailhouse, Coach Burns, Coach LaPIante, Hudson. The 1979 Varsity Football Squad had a depressing season, haunted by many upsets. Record-wise, the team was not successful. How- ever, the 1978 team was far more spirited than any previous football squad here at Suffield. The team was lead by a strong coaching squad, with head coach Leon Waskiewicz, and assistant coaches Bill DeSalvo, John Burns, and Jerry LaPlante. The feam's offensive unit was suc- cessful when in full strength, but throughout most of the season, it was plagued by injury. The team produced a very strong defensive, known as the Orange Crush . This season was head coach Waskiewicz's last season after many years as coach. He will be missed greatly by all who have known him as coach. Nm, , .- it 'lifxlfl 13'-.,S,Hf S' ' Qu- 1. ft, wi Qi , , K-. ,rig afwsgq. V. his-,g5gax3v,L: ... A --'ltfw , A xi, a- n -.xfafs tigulnkvz . .fp mu W , , ' v I . 74- Q' ' K.. t-. Ji--K -'-. I jnupzu 1-V l U ,-s n-,,,,-- i ' -1 it 7,19 9 l -will as ,- T ., N P l 1 as ya? N- lm 7 ' f' . X W' ' I .. ' . ' .yt : 5 f , X 60,5 an is ' Q- f- l aw bf' 1 iw- g V R D . Q , f f , ,K K I 'I t K. Way ' L' It A N ' , ' 5. 1 il -V J .QLZSI ug f I J : Mfffy ffl - 1 1 'K . ff is ' .-- X l-iisfsffi V 'f , , to ' M ' ze if V l X -A -J. I g h . , ,I ,. K L, i A . JT1,-tigwxfw fig 1' 5 R --its .gf g... 99? V . 1 01.55-:v,.l5?S l Q is q,51:,,5,s. :Q Wa.. . 4 ' - + . wt.,..., f ,bww .- .f 1 tl ? . E2-ff' 'a C 'L. L Ag x5'7'sl':v,1'-fl Y 1 Q ' 7 ' bt 5 'LH? e -' Q , '51 1. ' 15 5i? '- - '5 f wig ia L - i s-' , . 'f ' ' ' 1j ski. - gisalit Lmszislilii Q niuktig :nl jx. . .3 22 1 Girl 's Field Hockey 3-5-3 f-. 'e '9ig'2'7 Even though the girls' Varsity Field Hockey team's season was not a win- ning one we feel that we have won in 1st row: Skaff, Welch, Flynn, Forsman, Spurr fco-captainsy, Mitchell, Fl. Smith. 2nd row: Coach Drinker, Ouirk, Hagen, Meili, Raynard, L. Palomba. Shaffer, R. Chase fmanagerj. Ann's double stuff Oreos, Lisa's multi- pigtailed hair, Amy's purple hot pants, Alison's quiet comments and Flobin many other ways. Our coach, Mrs. Drinker, gave the team a great deal of Smith's crazy cackle. The fullback pos- itions were played by Grace Flynn, with support and enthusiasm, despite our constant feelings of defeat and frustra- her boisterous verbal objections towards our opponents as well as the tion. referees. Laurie Shaffer's endless HY -..J 5 5 , , tr. . x. - , -'w -na! ' ' f...1y , A Lx!! -,Z ,- , f Our strong attacking line was made up of Lili Hagen, Jill Skaff, Kendra Ouirk, Judy Mitchell, and Carla Meilig that line contained many diversified individuals. From Jill's constant state of hyperactivity, to Judy's Hawaiian shorts, to CarIa's continual contact with the ground, to Lili's vampire joke, and Kendra's ballooning ankles, we feel that this variety added to the char- acter of our magnificent team. Our forceful halfbacks also combined to make a strong defense. Co-captain heckle, and Kathy Gondarowski's nag- ging neck, kept away the opposing team. Our goalie and co-captain, Bev Fors- man, verbally aided us in fundamental coaching techniques from the net, with an occasional chocolate bar or two. She added confidence, as well as sweetness to our team. Thanks to a colorful team and a ter- rific coach. The season was indeed a successful one. Thank you, Mrs. Drinker, ' Lk. K tt .A .1 1 M -at 23 This season has been an excep- Boys' Cross Country 2-8 E E 1st row: Grieb tco-capt.J. 2nd row: Stanley, Berzofsky, Fogg, Kaplan. 3rd row: Mario, Aurichio, Shaw, Murdza, Klesczewski. 4th row: Coach Glover, B. Green, Kieger, Barbi- eri, D. Drinker, Edgecomb, Rarus Cco-capt.J, coach Compton. A, ' 1 f . K H3 . if .t 4' Q. ,Ya 2 4 WX, - was our best The stakes were hi h tional one with strong and demanding coaches, supporting captains and spir- ited teammates. Due to the loss of five major runners, our season was shaky, but was pulled together late in the sea- son by the surprising strength of Bill Murzda and Chris Shaw. Our training began early in the sea- son, before school even started, at a place called Tunxis in the Berkshires. The house was owned by Gordie's brother, Hank. We ran hard there, and tested our talent, running with the famous Andy West for twelve miles. We all ran well and experienced a growth of pride and a feeling that we would have the best team that hit Suffield. Since Tunxis, our team members began to drop like flies. Halfway through the season it was all up to York Mario. At this point we began to lose, not only meets, but also team confidence. All of a sudden, out of nowhere arrived two underclassmen, and our spirits revived. Our last race . g , the odds were against us, but Grieb and the team were super-psgched. With total effort and drive, the uffield Cross Country team won the race excitingly. ln reflecting on the season, there is much to say, but these phrases will help bring back the memories of how close the team was. There was the Hydrotherapy group at Tunxis, Grieb's awful harmonica, singing in the vans, The Indian, Rufus' rabbit run, tough guys, Grover, seven lost runners on the six mile loop, excellent managers: Rosene and Figueroa, good weather and the last race. As a senior it is sad to leave Suffield and its Cross Country program, but the underclassmen are all ready to go and race hard in the next season. With run- ners like Murzda, Shaw, Edgcomb, Drinker, Fogg and others, Gordy Glo- ver should be exalted about the next season. Girls' Cross Country 1-9 1st row: McManus, Milosis, Keney, Harrop, 2nd row: Dra- peau, Labun, Sheehan, Woods, Carroll, Starr tcaptj, Flosene, Figueroa Cmgrs.J 3rd row: Coaches Compton and Glover. Although the girls' cross country team fin- ished its season with only one victory over Hopkins Grammar, the team displayed a tre- mendous amount of spirit and zeal. The consistent efforts of Nina Harrop, Lisa Keney, Judy Woods, Mary Drapeau and Cap- tain Jennifer Starr, combined with the rein- forcing efforts of Linda Labun, Mary Carroll, Nancy McManus, Chris Milosis, and towards the end, Claire Sheehan, helped develop a VERY determined team. Without the mathematical mind of Gordon Glover, who at times lead us to believe that the six mile loop was actually three, and the wishful thinking of Mr. Compton when he entered the girls' racing team for a llamara- thon , thinking it would be a breeze for us, and a good workout for them, but quite the contrary for all. Behind these coaches we had a lot of encouragement from Margaret Figueroa and Abby Rosene, as well as from Grover. Along with the girls' racing team, this year we had three very diligent intramural runners, Donna Goldbach, Colleen Green and Yoshi Matsuda, who, even though they had never run before, showed tremendous improve- ment throughout the season. Even with the loss of three seniors, Judy, Nancy and Jennifer, there still remains a solid foundation of girls who will bring Suffield yet another year of strong, competitive racing as seen in the past. Boys' Varsity Soccer 6 6 2 ....a..t., lit: .fair -.. NK SK W A . ..- .. Y., .-- -.- .f..-x 1st row: Giordano, H. Adib-Samii, A. Ostadali-Makhmalbaf, Stephens Stone Rice foo captsp Killam Vechmamontien, Abberley, Kalali, G. Schattman. 2nd row: Coach Graden McKenzie C Coates J Palomba, Vogelman, Van Law, Goodwin, Meyer, Currey, Aaron, Goodarzl Bradley coach Gooch lt was a season of high ups and very low downs, but overall we were suc- cessful. As a team unit we strived to play our very best and when we did we were awesome. A reflection of this had to be the game against Pomfret, who had not lost a game in thirty-six out- ings, as we fought and won our tough- est game, 1-0. Outstanding performances were seen in every player at one time or another, but much credit must be given to such players as Jim Van Law, who did an outstanding job in his first year in goal. On defense there was no one to match the ability of Jim Goodwin or the hustle of Kevin Stone. Likewise on offense no one could match the speed and scoring prowess of Hugh Rice. But overall the credit for our hard-earned wins and tough-fought losses must be given to the team as a whole. Ours was a tight group of players who strongly loved and wanted to play soccer, and who put their noses to the grindstone when needed. The come- back victory against Berkshire and the near-miss against Deerfield, show that determination and spirit. Our record was not fantastic but the moral and spiritual victories won made the sea- son a truly enjoyable and unforgettable one. The co-captains want to give much recognition and thanks to Coaches Gooch and Graden who offered their friendship, knowledge, and love of the game to each of us. Girls' Varisty Soccer 5-8 Although the record 5-8-0 does not show it, the girls' varsity soccer team had a fairly successful season. We had many strong and experienced players, and our coach Mr. Downes, was no longer new to the style of girls' soccer. Coach Downes organized a strong team of jet-like strikers, dashing halfbacks, 3 fait and fierce fullback, and goalie, Helen fpull 'em upj mit . We started the season by beating Ethel Walker for the first time, by a score of 5-3. We then lost to Hotchkiss 1-4. In defeating Berkshire, everyone had a fantastic game. After that victory, however our record started declining and we won only a few more games. In the best game we played we lost to Willi- ston, 3-1. Next fall, many of the team's players will be gone. We wish the team the best of luck in next year's season, We'Il be back to play you in the alumni game! Thanks to Cindy and Sue. We really appreciate your contrib- ution to the team. A very special thanks to Coach Downes from all of us. Good luck and thank you. wh: ','. 1st row: Brennan, Krasner McCormack, Tucker fco-captsj, L Mackey, Gallup, Kinne, L. McCullagh 2nd row: Rudder, Samuelson, R. Ken nedy, Fuller, Dustin, White, Alford Smith, Coach Downes. fr L ,-' Y. t ,... Boys' J V Soccer 9-1-4 . 'xn,4.1M: A v-1T...., 1st row: Ahrens, Uribe, M. McCuIlagh, Straus, Baker, ftri-capt.J, Coombs ftri-capt.J, O'SulIivan Ori-capt.J, Spitzler, J. Swanson. 2nd row: Coach Fuller, Kruse, Tahbaz, R. Ostadali-Makhmalbaf, Weimer, Ross, R. Hawkins, Scullin, Lohr, Clement, Beaudry, Cotnoir fmgr.J, Bellemare. Girls' JV Soccer 5-3 1st row: Rosenberg, M. O'Brien, Rogers, Gilchrist. 2nd row: Graves, B. Roche, Florian, Rainsford, Ellenoff, Cormier, Hernandez, Plotkin, A. Troiano, Butler. 3rd row: Utley, Ciereszko, Morris, N. Roche, Nichols, Alfano, B. Cartmell, Azarian, M. Troiano, Coach Fischer, 4th row: Dunn. Tiger A Soccer 9-4 Paul Adler ' a w, Chris Kennedy Thomas F ee e David BabcQ,giQli1l,2aiil1 ee ee , . . e l i 3tada'5fM3.Khma'baf ee' 1 e 1 f 1 .F eee ,M3r'KiiGOfdgB6?Q F iChrisSoltis Bill Gourd Zed White Danny Harris Flip Williams Tiger B Soccer 3-2-2 1st row: Fox, Caswell, coach Nelson. 2nd row: Fenton, Senkfor, Finney, 3rd Sokol, Dudzik, Zeytoonjian, P. Drinker foo-captj. miss ing: Drasher, Ladjevardi, T. Harris fco-capt.J, Azeredo, Andino, Gerardo, P. Davis, K. Nasserzadeh JV Field Hockey 3-3-2 lst row: Thibeau, Dee, H. Landers, Dawley, Hassett, Goodwin, T. Landers. 2nd row: Ouast, Wills, Burek, Karanian, J. Rockwell fco capt.J, Gorman, Oleksak foo-capt.J, Nye, Follansbee, Coach Wilson. JV Football 2-2 u u .3 2,1555 Sim Ill nl 'Ml I3 ll rl ...- n. dll .ganna llllll I I K ll Ol ll ll ll I1 aus 'N 1st row: Claiborne, Russell, C. Soltis, Gonzalez. 2nd row: Hamon, MacKinnon, Kinsel, Burdge. 3rd row: Ahrens, Gleason, Harasyko coach Hoffacker, Romig, B. Walker. 4th row: G. Rockwell, E. Chase, Thomas. 5th row: Moore, Pandaleon. I Warthogs ,ay ' A ,, 3-N....2, . f f Q. .ia hh....,.,, rc. 'hm row: M. Adib-Samii, Stremmel, Murphy. 2nd row: Deturk, Frankenthal, Abhinorasaelh, K. Vardakis. 3rd row: Zorich, M. Swan- Dutcher, Poenateetai, 4th row: F. Figueroa, Holiday, Ellsworth, coach Antal. 5th row: Viola, Tolsdorf, Fields, Shick, Wagner. Fall Worksquad 1st row: Sutphin, Mr. Stone. 2nd row: R. Chrisman, Siragusa, Abajian, Pease. 3rd row: Boyd, J. Howell. M, , wifi! ga we Boys' Cross Scores Unavailable Cross Scores Unavailable Record: Coach: Mrs. fjlson Captains: Jef Roo r Q1 or ,raars Sars, r ' Oleksak Boys' JV Soccer Suffield 3 Westfield 6 Wilb.!Monson 1 Hotchkiss 2 Choate 2 Taft 2 Berkshire 2 Mt. Hermons .csr 4 Loomis 3 Deerfield it 3 Avon 2 Hopkins 1 Windsor Locks in 42 at Record: 9-1-4 Coach: J. Ft. Fuller ?f'Captains: Pete Coombs C Phil Baker Ed O'Sullivarfi Girls' Varsity Soccer Boys' JV Football Suffield 6 Deerfield 24 10 Kingswood 0 6 Williston 12 Avon Record:3-1 Coach: Mr. Hoffacker Suffield 5 Ethel Walker 1 Hotchkiss 5 Hall School 0 Kingswood 0 Miss Porters 5 Berkshire 2 Westminster 1 1 Loomis 1 Choate 2 i l efrertl 2 Williston rl-lopkins 2 1 Record: Coachi Mr. V .,.. 1. 0 Choate 26 Windsor 'gf 3 if ,W 0' Z 3A J? Mr. Coerper Chris Soltis grad Divine 'V - 514572 .4 ' Y A I I 0' xx If I ' s 11+-fu Ve- , I ,awk Aff? :Af N, L 4, 1 'JI' P 5 wx' if-rx ' ' ' N 1 if 6, ,-'U 1: 'gg xg' 5 S. 'QL L W J HMB. -'N :l1ZSe'gspi.,1,x f N 2 , .,.,....f .. 0 3 E. Ruth and Lisa's sign. Getting ready for Orientation . . Welcome to SuffieId :gi . r X 1 f ,. L1 , we af' ' F ' , 9, . V ... ' 3 l , , .4 A JV' ,x ,2, ,J ' - ,V . sl' an -MN .. Jusfwandering around to see the new r P place. Here's your schedule Your turn, Sir!l l Being a new student can be exciting and somewhat scary. Entering into a new environment and trying to adapt in two days can be relatively traumatic. Orientation is designed to ease this trauma. The more ambitious faculty mem- bers, together with the new students, undergo a series of mental and physi- cal exercises in which they all must cooperate to achieve the final goal. These activities include part of the Outward Bound course, some of which are: the early morning runs, the collec- tive climbing of a fourteen-foot wall, as well as many other surprises. This program is very instrumental in getting the new students to open up and become part of the Suffield com- munity. ,iff ix, gnu., . R ffwg f V, ..,, 'WIN ,fm tgbg ,,., t T, A 'P Q ir in wmfwmi' l A' ,,79 The WaII! icntatiort jxi 3 L 2. 'i g ' I1 ni -n-I my AII of us on that. . .? mam I Cue 4- Curtcmm 'Presents D X ,,, - , IQRLIEEU VIN '53 T l H 'f i 56 D ,A 'ff vxg '-My -.Qi -f, '1 - -KN 'fe M vmgkfgkiiirf. ,- X ' -4 7ff,,:W,lI' ka f Amonolocu mc -Hx ' . fp E U' PEE OICES by xqth THE CAST The Wife Elizabeth Ciereszko The Secretary Jennifer Rockwell The Girl Nancy DeTurk PRODUCTION STAFF Director Gordon Glover Associate Director Nacine Glover Stage Manager Laurie Shaffer Lighting Chris Thomas -i' lv - 1 ' -. . f 7 v BORN YE S TE RDA Y Too warm a welcome The brewmgs of rebellion Who are you? Supreme Court? What's that? A kind of class o f 7 A V 5 4 7' f 1' K f 7' if 3 2 U o va : X i E ' 1 I I 2' flc ' ' U U D -I.. A .111 X We ..,r ., 4- , , r rw rr r .. A , N - r Lwn A-if M 39 Alittleintellectualchit-chat u if ,W o ' Exoltementgrowlng. . . . .and growing! ing!! , Pep Rally SEPTEMBER 29,1978 Fhdmg hugh! Sept. 23 if 'E J Cross Country does their stuff Parents' Day OCTOBER 21, 1978 Good Mormng Almost. . . 1 Yes,ISee. . .Y r M- . The average class grade . . for chicken breasts and carrot cake. 41 So, at least there are not any unicorns in the booby- hatch! l SCHOOL MEETINGS FALL 1978 Three Fables For Our Time L owuq 1' . Send in the Clowns Stromberg and Cooperg the Mimes My fellow basketball players. . 5 R f 'ei 5. .k Q 4 gg, WI' M5 if ,, ww' S: 4 ., , A E ,.,L , I A ji mwgx 9 1 4 ve 41033. S X K hw Xxf' AL-urn, ,,,fv I x ,..,. w--wan .ylgw X 51- X Q 5 3.a.uv 0 ' ' .ni 1-fe.,1N.x5i,gfgQ... N1- A x-MEAM , , A W-evuq,,,,,,, ww 1, J February 9, 1979 page 66 February 9, I979 page 66 December 6, 1979 page 123 January 17, 1979 page 51 February 10, 1979 page 10 1: 5 ' Q E ' ' February 17, 1979 ' page 73 February 16, 1919 47 page 71 Boys' Varsity Swimming 1-1 1 r0wI Salvio, Drasher, Behzad Nasre-Esfa- row: hani, Coach Fischer Ladjevardi, 3rd row: Murdza, Sokol, G. Lewis, J. Green, Pruitt, Zeytoonjian, Fogg. McCullagh, Sutphin, G. Young, Schattman, P. Drinker, Babcock, Senkfor, Our losses were eleven, Our win was one. But don't let that fool you, Our defeats were none! Such is the cheer of a certain swim team from Suffield Academy. We were never defeated despite our many losses, because we kept striving and striv- ing if not to beat other teams, at least to conquer our own times. David Hil- yard, head coach, and Fred Fischer, assistant coach, led us with their never ending perseverance to have us improve both physically and emotionally. We hope to do much better next year because of the large number of returning swimmers. There was only one senior, Guyer Young, whose main concern was to get out of his oversize bathing suit and into a Speedo. The team was led by Captain Justin Salvio, supported greatly by Dave Spitzler, Jeff Green, Prescott Fogg, Chris Soltis, Graham Lewis, Mark Try Anything McCullagh Cwho holds the all around D.Q. awardj, Flip Drinker, Brian Aaron, and Peter Drasher. There are many other fine swimmers who contributed greatly to the team. Yes, these are all fine swimmers, and that is why we plan to do so well next year. After all, from the bottom, it's hard to go any way but up. We worked and we stroked, And now we are done! But our infamous swim meets Were sprinkled with fun! 48 s are 'i'i Ni s -aww w F .1 3 . -SQ' ' wus, Girls' Varsity Swimming 3-8 f . 673, K m-Tate , L ,,,--ga Jew- ,-.. - qi- -,mfs Despite our losing record of 3 wins and 8 losses, this year's girls' swim team built a strong foundation for what is sure to be a successful team next year. One burden we always faced was the smallness of our team. It took great courage for the girls to enter a meet with 9 swimmers when our opponents had 25! However, our few victories made the season worthwhile. Our first win was a combined effort with the boys to kill Worcester Academy. A week later, the girls displayed a fine per- formance as they swam past Canter- bury. Our final-meet against Miss Por- ter's proved by far to be the most exciting and meaningful. Having lost to MPS a week earlier in our own pool, we were bound and determined to get them in their pool. And so we did. We killed that MPS team 41 to 38. Our team took seven first places out of only ten events, and everyone beat their best time. T 1st row: Dawley, Samuelson, Carroll fcapt.J, McManus, McDaniel, Quast fmgr.J, 2nd row: Fuller, Quirk, J. Lewis, V. Chrisman, Buice, Bradley, Burek, coach Drinker, Missing: Coach Hamlin, L. McCullagh, Sheehan, Bickford. h-r:-..-fs 1 wg, ,. --:sw H' 2 Ng Many new swimmers this year fSalIy Bickford, Leslie Bradley, Nan- cye Dawley, Claire Sheehan, Celeste Buice and Martha Fullerj were a sig- nificant help to the old Suffield swim- mers QLinda McCullagh, Mary Carroll, Renee McDaniel, Martha Samuelson, Nancy McManus, Vera Chrisman, Kendra Quirk and Jennifer Lewisj. With only three teammates graduat- ing in '79, next year is sure to be a success. Special thanks to Mona Quast, our faithful manager, and especially to Suzanne Hamlin and Mary Drinker, our two new coaches who remained spirited and enthusiastic throughout. We're all looking forward to a great 1979-1980 season. Wijlifij I ,Q . 4 it-A V N3 'L ,Ls h . WJ, -1 W . , -.-.. ,,-tk, .-.- . WL. ...Ewa V . .J-f ' ,Q ' -,. 'ggtbi - W as-' ae- . 'K --'z , f-'f -- . ,A,W.,.g -,-, aff' . . 49 Boys' Varsity Basketball 16-5 1st row: S. Hawkins, Rugbart, co-capts. Aurichio, Watson, Fl. Hawkins, Grumoli. 2nd row: Currey, Cotnoir, Carey, Goodwin, Meyer, Figueroa, J. Glover. Last year's unprecedented 19-1 record was definitely a hard act to follow. However, the 1978- 1979 Varsity Basketball Team came away from this season looking very good. The Tigers achieved runner-up status at the Kingswood lnvi- tational Tournament and in the New England Prep School championships. If there is one thing that should be said about this year's team it is that they got the most out of what they had. There have been teams in previous years that had more talent but did not perform nearly as well. The team and the school should be very proud of this year's accomplishments. Co-Captains Ken Watson and Lou Aurichio were the only returning lettermen this year. The remaining three starting positions were filled by Jim Goodwin, Joe Glover, and Mark Grumoli. The strengths and abilities of each player blended well to form a surprisingly strong unit. Jim Meyer and Randy Hawkins came off the bench to pro- vide effective help in the front and back court. The driving force behind this team, however, was generated by the loyal and enthusiastic group who did not see much playing time. They worked hard every day in practice to prepare the starters for games. Obviously, the team would not have been a team without them. Sincere appreciation and warm thanks are extended to Coaches Kinne and Pervear for their hard work and dedication. Good luck to all Suffield basketball teams in the future! Girls' Varsity Basketball 8-7 This year, with only three returning varsity basketball lettermen, the team hustled to a winning season. Our record of 8-7 does not truthfully portray the total effort that was generated through the spirit of the girls. Many of our losses were only by the margin of a few points including Kingswood, Canter- bury, and Hotchkiss. We had big wins over Miss Porter's Q40-293 and Pomfret C45-225 along with a well-deserved, one point victory over Berkshire. The team will be losing four seniors this year, but the strength of the remain- ing underclassmen is an indication of a promising and productive season next year. The team would like to thank coach Wasky for a great season and a deli- cious meal. f 'tv' M' 'M . 1st row: Keney, Brennan, Kinne, Karanian, Mackey, fco-capts.J Skaff, Forsman. 2nd Q row: Coach Waskiewicz, Raynard, Spurr, Dustin, Howell, Mitchell, Morris, Labun. Boys' Alpine Skiing 1-15 From the standpoint of wins and losses, this would not be considered a productive year. We were able to win once against Trinity-Pawling and fell repeatedly to the other powerhouses in the league. The important thing about this year's team was that they never gave up. We made considerable progress during the season and were never totally out of any meets. Having worked with Suffield ski team for twelve years, I would have to call the 1979 Varsity Ski Team the best group of individuals l've had the pleasure to work with in several years. We are developing a solid nucleus of Rockwell, Olsen, Ftenner, Divine, G. Schattman O'Sullivan. Missing: Grady, Malcom, Gleason, Kauf man. underclassmen and with help from the Admissions Office, the only way we can go is up. If attitude had won races the team would have been champions. The team's most consistent performer was Glenn Schattman '79, followed closely by Jeff Kaufman '81 and Geoff Rockwell '82. When Shane Grady '79 and Rich Malcolm '79 stood up, they were very competi- tive. Ed O'Sullivan '80 is improving rapidly with experi- ence. Brad Divine '80, racing for the first time, shows promise for next year. Bill Olsen '81 and Chris Gleason rounded out the squad. Girls' Alpine Skiing 0-8 visits. 'Ai u McKenzie, Rainsford, Harrop, Meili, Welch, Alford, Krasner, Coach Rockwell. Missing: Coach Clark, Scudder, DeTurk. ? 'Shu 4 A X 'N-N391 Q9 , . Suffield is still in the process of trying to establish its Girls' ski program. Linda Scudder '79 has been carrying the major share of the burden. With her graduation in the spring this task will fall to a solid group of underclass mem- bers, Kim Wills, Carla Meili, and Alison Welch. The team will also lose to graduation Angela Rains- ford, and Nancy DeTurk. Return- ing next year as seniors will be Lisa McKenzie, Nina Harrop, and Maria Alford. lt's difficult when we keep trying but do not realize that all good things take time! I must say that spirits were always good, even in the rain and ice of '79, Regardless of wins and losses, everyone who skis at Suffield can look back with fond memories on the comaraderie and fun we all shared, whether it be Nancy DeTurke's spectacular crash or Lisa's adventures in the lodge. The addition of Catherine Clark allowed us tovexpand the pro- gram and her driving skills and moral support were greatly appreciated. 53 - I x, , , 1 ,lX'A!E',. Y, if Ni A j- MJ Q Fliflery 6-5 3 'W g:!:o'oVo'3 o'e,oVo'0 oQ , 39 o'o'o'4fo- Q':'+'o:o:N M .1 if 0 9' fn 45.5441 1st row: Randall, Nath, Piccus, Beaudry. 2nd Row: Kaplan, Chow, Keiger, Swanson, Regalbuti. This year the Rifle team ended up with a 6-5 record. We started out with four returning men: Dan Pease, Bob Piccus, Matt Grieb, and Mike Swanson, who made up the nucleus of the team. They were joined by Bill Kieger, Brian Kaplan, Thomas Uribe, Stacy Nath, Matt Beaudry, Rudy Chow, Jeff Randall, Diane Donafrio, and Sam Gladstein. We lost a couple of close matches by a few points but we still came out ahead. Next year the team will be short four men. Hopefully they will be replaced. Good luck to next year's team. Thank you, Coach Banks, for your time and effort. i S K 1 . ..,7..4':-'1 .- 'Q A A 4, f . Nordic Skiing 1-5 1st row: Wright, McKinnon, Mullins, White. 2nd row: J. Flockwell, Gerardo, Carstens, Fre- chette, J. Smith, Klesczewski, Orr, Bond. 3rd row: Hudson, Wolfe, Bloznalis, D. Drinker, Thomas, S. Goodwin, Fox, Coelho, Reese, Azaredo, Karch. X Many of the hopes of this year's team were washed out with the rains of January. We had potentially the strongest team in years, but also the worst skiing weather in quite a few seasons. More meets were canceled than were held, and we found ourselves going to meets with little or no practice. As usual, the Berkshire Ski League offered tough competition, and we were able to score only one victory over a weakened Salisbury team. But several new skiers emerged this year to help the team effort. Sammy Orr finished first in the dual meet against Simsbury High, Dave Drinker gave an excellent first-year performance and Peter Bloznalis came out of nowhere to strengthen the top group. Veterans Rod Fre- chette, Josh Smith and Ken Coelho provided the experience and encouraged some promising newcomers: Ken Klesczewski, Dan Car- stens and Todd Wolfe, who gave the team the depth it lacked. In spite of the fact that February was almost snowless, enthusiasm and morale remained high. The excellent team spirit, coupled with a promise of some strong returning skiers, makes next season look a lit- tle brighter. - 55 Varsity Wrestling 10 0 1st row: Williams, 98, Adler, 1072 Baker, 1141 Young, 1212 Ciemniewski, 1193 Peters, 126 Russell, 1381 Giordano, 132. 2nd row: Coach Peraino, Burdge, unl.3 Arnold, 1691 Levanto 169, Chase, 1691 Mario, 1452 Coach DeSalvo. We ended the season undefeated and with the Western New England Championship Trophy. Coach Frank P. Peraino created a solidarity in the team that allowed us to conquer the opposition, the most impressive being the win over Loomis Chaffee C31-21j. Chester Peters is a part of Suf- field's wrestling history, after being the state and national finalist, but every member was valuable. Flip Williams and Ken Lohr won the state finals, while Capt. Brian Green placed second in the States and went on to wrestle in the Nationals. Phil Baker, John Giordano, York Mario, Tim Arnold and Bruce Burdge come off with thirds, and the squad finished with a 27 point lead over the second place team, Loomis. Flip Williams and Tim Arnold went on to place second in the New Englands. Special recognition should go to all those whose names are not men- tioned, because of their long, hard dedication that helped make Suf- field Wrestling a powerhouse. Coaches Peraino and DeSalvo should be given recognition for their dedication and concern for every member of the team. l I Varsity Hockey 5-7 1st row: Flynn fmgr.J, Edgcomb, Stone, Goodman ftri-capts.J, R. Foster, Fl. Stanley, R. Coates tmgr.J, 2nd row: Stremmel, Tolsdorf, Gary, Coombs, G. Ahrens, J. Stanley, Flarus. Miss- ing: Coach Stone, Stephens ttri-capt.J. This year's Varsity Hockey team had a disap- pointing season. Starting out on the wrong foot, we lost to Enfield, later beating them by a sub- stantial margin. After this, Bill Stone took his team to the Loomis Tourney, which the team lost. Skat- ing two hours a day, we went on to defeat Kings- wood. We also lost to Suffield High in an action packed game, 4-3. The team did have its high points, defeating Wilbraham-Monson with only 25 seconds to go. Another of the great wins was ,,,,,,,.....----2 -f f--gf. .,..- against East Catholic High School in a 9-0 rout. This year's team will be losing its tri-captains, Bard Ste- phens, Kevin Stone and T. R. Goodman. The team will also be losing four-year men like Bob Stanley and Andy Bagle Ftarus. Some of the other seniors that are leav- ing include Cole Stremmel, Jamie Gary, Matt Cartmell, and Fred Tolsdorf. All of those seniors will be remem- bered for their extensive contributions. They will be missed greatly. Good luck must be extended to next me ,,,.4 .. ctw 1 I 42 I1 year's returning players. There is a lot of determination and hustle in these remaining players, and the 1979-1980 season should prove to be good. Thanks also needs to go to Coach Stone, who, it is hoped, will return next year. Thanks for the memories and good luck. You have brought us back to games when we were downg nothing more can be asked of a coach. Thanks again. Thanks also to our managers, Grace Flynn and Robbin Coates. Good luck. . L .- D W it A f B. fb' tii' '-it M Eg' :?x, ' I JJ Qtr, 9k ' 57 fzf' if .wa . - 36' iii Boys ' J V Basketball 12-2 1st row: Bellemare, DiLuzio, J. Palomba, LaJoie, Blessis. 2nd row: Kennedy, Day, Finney, Ferraro, Goulet. 3rd row: Killiam, O'Brien, Coach Martellini. Girls ' J V Basketball 5-5 1st row: Azarian, B.Car1meII, Florian, M. Figueroa, M. Troiano. 2nd row: M. O'Brien, Hernandez, Dyer, Dunn, Graves, Drapeau. Tiger Basketball 4-7 1st row: R. Ostadali-Makhmalbaf, Peel, Goldberg fcaptj, Fenton, Trefes. 2nd row: A. Troiano, T. Harris, Clement, D. Harris, Andino, Coach Cleary. e W b 'Bgv14 mu Q C Z ef ,pg , q 1' -, -V C. . , A b 'ilkfii J Dance 1st row: Wilkins, K. White, B. Roche, Gallup, DeLuca, Gilchrist. 2nd row: Dale, N. Roche, Campbell, C. Green, Starr, Gorman, D. Goldbach, Rosenberg. 3rd row: DiPietro, Thibeau, Dorman, Plotkin, Krasner, Benoliel, Nichols. This was the second year Suffield offered Dance as a winter sport option. The term began with a class of fifteen and grew in size, ending with nearly twice the original num- ber. The dance class met in the airy and cold exercise room four afternoons a week. The instructor, Anne Marie, started the class with an hour of floor and stretching exercises, the second hour was designated to learning and perfecting a series of routines. With the large size of the class, and the varied talent of the students, we had a feeling of disunity and a fluctuation of mood. r..- ln February, the class moved through a series of dances, performing for the school. The stars of the class were Beatriz Roche, Claudette Wil- kins, Nadine Roche, and Abby Rosene. Everyone else had a great time, and thanks to Anne Marie. JV Wrestling 1-5 1st row: Davis, M. R. Ostadali-Makhmalbaf, Goldbach, Tahbaz. 2nd row: Hamon, Wakeman, Kruse, Brady, Weimer, Coach DeSaIvo. JV Hockey 1-6-3 2 g 5 ' lm! 1st row: L. Vardakas, Scibelli, Soltis. 2nd row: Coach Nelson, Vogelmann, Gourd, Scullin, Clutter, Brown, Swanson. -----.......,,,, Hotchkiss Lightweight Basketball Suffield 39 Avon 44 47 WiIbfMonson 22 26 Mt. Hermon 68 55 Williston 57 27 Kingswood 32 35 Windsor Locks 49 33 Avon 47 53 Windsor Locks 47 46 Wilb!Monson 26 38 Westminster 48 32 Berkshire 31 Record: 4-7 Coach: Cleary Captain: Mark Goldberg Boys' JV Basketball Suffield 39 Westminster 38 63 Canterbury 51 61 Loomis 49 51 Choate 54 51 Deerfield 47 60 Kingswood 58 44 Loomis 37 49 Mt. Hermon 60 62 Williston 47 70 Pomfret 32 51 Kingswood 48 47 Hopkins 38 61 Hotchkiss 59 56 Wilb!Monson 45 Record: 12-2 Coach: Mr. Martelinni Captains: Joe Palomba John DiLuzio Var. Wrestling Suffield 33 Hopkins Mt. Hermon 19 Boys Varsity Basketball Suffield Westminster 46 Canterbury Kingswood Invitational -- n Choate Avon Loomis Avon y Loomis 1 Choate Wilb7Mon on Loomis Mt. Hermon Williston Pomfret Kingswood Hopkins Hotchkiss Wilb!Monson New England Tourna- ment- 2nd Trinity-Pawling 40 New Hampton 40 Loomis Coaches: Mr.Kinne Mr. Pervear Captains: Lou Aurichio Ken Watson Record: 15-5 7 72 61 43 2 d 58 41 73 50 50 58 71 64 60 63 67 42 50 s 51 60 Kingswood 49 59 52 44 40 72 82 67 47 63 40 74 60 45 43 56 51 41 71 34 40 JV Wrestling Suffield 19 Hopkins 33 Mt. Hermon 26 Kosiuszko 21 18 Jr. High 25 Pomfret Loomis Ta Record: 1-5 Coach: Mr. DeSalvo 35 28 1 , ,i..,.,1 ',.' , .-.tzrigiiler 5532? 1- . .-42.11, ,2.- V.: it if Boys Var. Swimming Suffield 66 6 60 Kent 6 46 Choate 12 57 Hotchkiss 6 47 Deerfield 15 35 Kingswood 19 31 Loomis 21 40 Avon 13 38 Taft 16 State Champions Record: 10-0 Coach: Mr. Peraino Captain: Brian Green Kingswood Worcester Academy Hopkins Canterbury Loomis Kent Westminster Williston Mt Hermon Record 1 0 Coaches Mr Hiiyard Mr Fischer Captain Salvio 25 30 39 ft 18 , 52 72 58 108 111 65 ' 107 78 61 Avon 101 38 ' 130 72 35 ' ' 34 ' ' 49 . I -1 Junior Varsity Hockey Suffield Williston Avon Watkinson Westminster Watkinson Williston Enfield High Kingswood East Catholic Record 1 6 3 Coach Mr Nelson Capt Leevardakas A Nordic Skiing Simsbury Meet Suffield 125.16 Berkshire 'Meet Berkshire 204.27 Salisbury 9 212.55 Suffield 217.33 Hotchkiss Meet Hotchkiss 146.13 Berkshire 167.16 Suffield 169.22 Salisbury 182.03 Record: 1-5 Coach: Mr. Compton Capts.: Coelho Freohette Varsity Hockey Suffield Enfield Loomis o o ' Kingswood Kingswood Wilb.fMonson Kingswood Suffield High Avon Pomfret EastCatholic Girls Varsity Basketball Suffield Williston Wilb.!Monson Loomis Pomfret Canterbury Worcester Acad. Westminster Miss Porter s Hotchkiss Kingswood Ta Record: 8-7 Coach: Mr. Waskiewicz Capts.: Karanian Mackey . Riflery Suffield Wilb.!Monson 848 A Avon Longmeadow 847 882 o Choate 921 883 Kingswood 879 895 Loomis 895 871 , Avon 889 906 Kingswood 874 907 Longmeadow 855 878 Loomis 907 906 Wilb.!Monson 852 Record: 6-5 Coach: Mr. Banks Capt.: Dan Pease 30 27 17 26 11 41 45 22 28 . 33 35 3 H k 23 - 7 op ins 2 Simsbury. 118.32 46 36 40 ' 29 30 31 ft 827 852 887 879 Williston Wilb.fMonson Record: 5-8 Coach: Mr. Stone Capts.: T. R. Goodman Bard Stevens Kevin Stone SCOREBUARD 1 4 ' 3 13 1 5 2 6 4 4 9 5 3 3 4 ' ' O 11 ' , . 1 7 2 6 . 9 0 2 14 1 7 1 Enfieid High 8 1 Berkshire 2 2. 7 1 1 2 ' 2 3 ' ' 7 0 ' ' 4 3 ' 4 4 ' 1 b. a.- ,QQ o 0 I 8 f E Lf M H .f ima fe.- An 3- , 4 . , S, . ,xc sv. r -N 5.-e. N- ., sw 3 9, 3, v wwf 3 ' ' 44. 'ifwux if Wm fm-'f M 5, ,ms ,9m ' . I Ufr 112 Q P lm, fn.. -, Vg, in wi, ,C J 4 V' QL' .J J 5 S wsu EE' .--... AM CB 91. TRIAD '79 February 9, 10 and 11 -. -. Dorolhy,ihelion,andIheaesecrov1onlheirlaytoiheEmeraldCily. lr. Gooch, eootdinaior, enjoys a look about 3 9'9 v . li? Juamuningmunu... 0 A i Pt8i...Doy0ulhinkli0y'lllm0lif8u5!l'l0I'0hbedIhe bulk? Claire Sheehan leads Spffiald's own Goodrich Blimp throng: ihedining hall. RuthKennedyandLisaPalombalhisyoarasoouyldmps! WE WANT SAIII Paunowiagainmrlineaxiluanmpmys. w Auf ' E Vfzfi Cousins dress alike. es S O Brian Aaron solos on Ihedrumsinlhemusi- callyorientaiedialeni show. ? 67 Abby and Margie painting laces in Fuller Lounge . . . Y r - . . . then showing the linal result in Brew ster. On the spot reporter Matt Grieb taking notes as Mr. Graden works on the photo collage. Making bread. Mr. Samii reveals a hobby ol building shell creatures to interested students Building a maze in the collee house D k -. . - L Nlcftiizsn ,-.,-552..,- 1 -- ' ., V if - ' i. k.VV I ,,i,. f. -wa - 1 Mfflji-f mf, ft it ' P' ' fig! fl 'VX ' W ' QV ,LmL I5 , '45 - Qi.-f -1'f i . .:. ' E 'W m3 E?1?76f'y'W ??' i X 19 W fa? .4 ti H it' 2 . E , L' 1 f ai xt 4 , ' ' 9321? J ,V Vw: f 5 ' 2 wiv, ' r 'C 5 sf -WJ X x 6? A f 9 W W 1, x i H K, 1 X , if xiii EE J A at az' 4 5 I s 1 ' iff? ff Q V 4. a ' ' i 1 5 :Zi l 1 .Wi Q ,W 'xv-'7i Ek ff 5 'H LZQ-f . if fb ev- I 1 A' ' 2 5' L F 4 J M4 ,Q X 355' . f J-5 46 fm Y S .44 Agfa 3 X1 N i 'S 1 A t 2 1 N X A 4 S Q M 'L I 71 1 A 'Q Mr. Sawyer and students build a bridge lor Muddy Brook. What do you say in a book ol your own? ,. .. 9- .,, a --fb f wg-11-x.., 4- .wmv 1'- i T 'gn-gggigfpzizzfzggraze:fi 1:i3Rs21e,':zgglg5g 5 S ..., l 1 -' , -. V k f Fa, A iz qi if Q if WTA - .- I y K - . -7 .-W 3 , ,V ' KW .315--aw, mf ' , SRM, - ja Y , V M M . . .---...- v- We Y -J 7f 1f'7- Sz -+.l. V -...-I ...-..--- Q ..,,i2Gk51::7?x::lW:e silver 'ze r ' -t-.,Q , , 1 5? W as ,- P. ' ' Mr. Vlncenll and Rick CybuIskid74 build , 2 1 if N h ,QS ii ',-' , kj' V A g .- feel E t 1 ii ' f -gif V ff S ' a- , ' 24, .B ' ,J nsggrlf J 1 ggi 'fiat Vin- 2 .QU-:t A .1 A b1-'-'y-u: 2 'i i , 1. -f-Q59 The Sunday backgammon ues. The Hawaiian style pool party, run by Mrs. Drinker and Ms. Hamlin is a splash ol lun. f0Ul'l18ll18lIf COI1tih- WY , . - .- Iggy , Ha, ..,:f. , wwf? ' 'f :fv5'if if XI Q' 'a??'v?'x 1,5 4 Kit' NNN 5 ?'Qsh 'eeeesn ' Shu 0 'See 'e CUE 8: CURTAIN Satan sbtq presents .fa True Love is T Hi, Nancy Pledging heart and soui to Conrad. Who to believe? ,ui r Gossip Hour CnG52N-immi PQOIC50: 72 Dr. Frederick Cropp lectures in Rev. Antal's class. -izes IDITI Dr. Cropp lectures to many groups during his stay. Everyone's willing to try. . .once! Making a point to the camera. J. B. returns to be licensed for his coming ordination E.S.P. explained one Saturday morning. is-of Jerry Valle as hypnotist. Ken Watson sees he knows his stuff. . . . . .even blindfolded. A , Some people are willing to make fools of themselves, or are they? i 5 ii A much needed sleep. George Hunsinger from Riverside Church, N.Y. reports on Nuclear effects. l of e I a xg 4 f , Q: 444 hu.- H. 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Hsf !f7igvf is - K' Ikx ' 'fv :12 -N w-klrf' 'fkmssaxl f:,55ri':'?1as1fiH1's1i April 27, 1979 page 98 Varsity Baseball 4-8 hu J Under the guidance of first year coach Barry Cleary, varsity base- ball enjoyed a successful season. The '79 season can be termed successful for various reasons. First, the team members devel- oped a supportive attitude and in so doing enabled themselves to learn and appreciate the experi- ence. Also, some fairly powerful teams were shown that despite the lack of a spectacular record, Suffield baseball was again a via- ble force. The nucleus of the team was made up of seniors who combined leadership and talent to add respectability to this year's squad. They are Chris Coates, who displayed a strong arm and also led the team with a .526 slug- ging percentage and Mark Gru- moli, who had a .395 average and played outstanding defense. 1st row: Renner, R. Hawkins, C. Soltis, Coates, Fenton, Killam, Fi. Stanley, 2nd row: Keney fmgr.J J. Stanley, Grumoli, F. Figueroa, Cot- noir, Blessis, DiLuzio, Flarus, Coach Cleary. Andy Rarus added expertise to the mound and sound defense, Fig Figueroa with his ability to make some superb catches in left field. Bob Stanley played a classy centerfield while hitting .322, and Reid Flenner played hard and used his shotgun arm in right field to keep other teams off balance. 1st row: Fi. Coates, McDaniel, McCormack ico-capt.J, H. Smith Qco-capt.J, L. McCullagh, Schrager. 2nd row: Coach DeSaIvo, Brennan Samuelson, L. Palomba, Wells Kinne, T. Landers. Varsity Softball 10-3 Led by its co-captains Sheila McCormack and Helen Smith, this year's Varsity Softball team enjoyed a highly successful season. After losing two of the first three games, the team turned it around to win the next nine in a row, and finish with a 10-3 record. Helped by the fielding of shortstop Jennifer Brennan and sophomore Robbin Coates, come- from-behind victories were achieved over Berkshire and Miss Porter's. From then on, the players played with a confidence and men- tal toughness that proved to be the winning edge in a number of games. Helped by the vastly improved hit- ting of seniors Lisa Palomba, Renee McDaniel, and Tracy Landers, the squad fought from a 6-0 deficit against Kingswood to over- power a fine team. Against Wil- liston, another arch rival, Linda McCullagh, Sue Schrager, and Kim Wells spearheaded a 27- hit attack which completely demoralized the opposition. The team will sorely miss the talents of its seniors as they were the core of our success. Yet, the future holds promise since the key positions of pitcher, catcher and first were held by underclassmen Martha Samuelson, Kim Wills and Kelly Kinne. 79 1st row: Polisky, Brainard, MacKinnon, Tahbaz, Grieb, Frautschi, M. Osta- dali-Makhmalbaf, Kle- e ' sczewski, Goldbach. 2nd . sg row: Thomases fmgr.J, Fogg, Uribe, Murdza, D. Harris, Ftugbart, Abhino- ' rasaeth. 3rd row: Coach McCurdy, Coach Rock- well, G. Rockwell, Chow, Kaplan, Watson Qcaptq, Aaron, O'Sullivan, Scul- lin, Kruse, Coach Glover. 4th row: Levanto, Bailey, G. Young, Hudson, Hara- syko, J. Green, D. Drinker, Babcock, Azer- edo, C. Thomas. .Q at -1 1 l Outstanding leadership by example on the part of Captain Ken Watson and outstanding performances in competition by Paul Frautschi provided the inspiration for a very young and inexperienced team. The only other key senior competi- tors were Jeff Brainard and Matt Grieb. But juniors Ed O'Sullivan, Gerry Polisky, Jeff Green, Ken Klesczewski and Eric Kruse showed real poise and maturity as competitors ao '.. Boys' Varsity Track 6-5 .1 Y-f, il- ll and such sophomores and freshmen as Dan Harris, Thomas Uribe, Rich Scullin, Dave Drinker, and Bill Murdza quickly developed into very tough competitors. Especially impressive was sophomore Brian Kaplan's undefeated season in the 440. We had fun and enjoyed the rare luxury or a very successful competitive season in what most coaches whens: n rm-, y plphn gr IM el .----1-u l 'f would have called a building year. Memories will include the long successful trip to the New Englands in Bath, Maine, a hor- rible day at Hotchkiss in the rain, Ftocky's wisdom and lore, O'SulIivan's twelve foot soar, and Frautschi's thundering roar. Girls' Varsity Track 2-6 Few in numbers, limited in experience, and often injured, we achieved a Suffield first by field- ing a team that was able to com- pete in every event in a full dual meet season. Credit for this has to go to Captain Cristin Gallup's indomitable spirit and example of work, Jill Skaff's tough-minded quickness, Sally Howell's ignor- ing pain, and Mary Drapeau's will- ingness to run farther than any- body else. Laura Burek, Robin Smith, Maria Alford, Lisa Hernan- dez, and Mary O'Brien tried any- thing they were asked to, and Sara Gorman, Nina Harrop, Linda Labun, and Ann Utley worked hard to make some vital contrib- utions. Who can ever forget these sweet wins against Canterbury and Kingswood-Oxford, or that special day at Williston when we lost a meet and found our pride? s'l rn 'R' fi' 1st row: Hernandez, M. O'Brien, Gallup fcaptq, Skaff, Drapeau, Harrop. 2nd row: Thomases, Azarian, Sheehan, Gorman, Alford, S. Howell, Labun, S. Goodwin, Fl. Smith, Burek. 3rd row: Coach McCurdy, Coach Rockwell, Coach Glover, G. Young. 81 82 ' ' Varsity Lacrosse 9-5 A X221 ARL. 7'7 ' M The Team: Arneill, Bosworth, Cartmell, Coelho, Edgcomb, Foster, Gleason, Goodman, Goodwin, Hawkins, Kieger Macca, Mario, Rice foo-capt.j, Romig, Stone Ceo-capt.J, Veseskis, Wakeman, Welti. as. I -'gt' .., f 1 , K A ,S -w- -- ' HQ K . x 'SPL K,.lL 'xi' J Varsity Golf 5-6 Coach Fuller, Orr, Palomba fco-capt.J, Beaudry, T. Harris, P. Landers, J. Swanson, B. Smith. Missing: Bitting fco-capt.J The year of 1979 for the Var- sity Golf team was mostly a building year. We had only three returning lettermen from last year consisting of one sen- ior, co-capt. Bill Bitting, and two juniors, Co-capt. Joe Palomba and Matt Beaudry. These three occupied the top starting positions, and were backed up by mostlyiall under- classmen. Junior John Swan- son, Tim Harris, sophomore Sam Orr 17 and 4 for the sea- sonj, and Phil Landers made up this fairly strong back-up. Also, Senior Bryan Smith and sophomore Sarge Karch were there whenever needed to fill the number seven position. We started this '79 season not expecting to win many of the large school matches, and we did not, yet we looked strong against Mt. Hermon and others. Our goal was at least to break even for the season, but unfortunately our last three possible victories were rained out. Our coach, JR Fuller and the team, feel we were quite successful this season and have high hopes for next sea- son, forthe 1980 Golf team will have seven returning letter- men. Boys' Varsity Tennis 4-7 K' 1st row: Stephens, Dutcher, Mulligan, Van Law. 2nd row: Goulet, Barbieri, Aurichio, W Spitzler, coach Downes. V., X. 'r ,ff -,......,-' After a strong start over the first half of the sea- son, boys' tennis dropped its last five matches to strong opponents and ended the season with a 4- 7 record. The highlight of the season was a 5-4 win over Avon, a match that was postponed by rain in the middle of the last, deciding double match. Bard Stephens and Steve Dutcher me their opponents again three weeks later, winning the second and third sets in a come-from-behind victory to win the match for Suffield. Individual successes included wins by Joe Bar bieri against Kingswood, Louis Aurichio a Loomis, Rob Goulet with Longmeadow and Bar Stephens against a strong number one playe from Westminster, but against those opponents the team was unable to combine our success Jim Van Law and Steve Dutcher worked hard an helped at fifth and sixth singles, while Brendo Mulligan played doubles. The doubles team included Spitzler and Goulet, who will be return ing players for next year. Girls' Varsity Tennis 6-6 1st row: Fuller, foo-capt.J Gondarowski, fco-capt.J K. Vardakis. 2nd row: Coach Hof- facker, Ellenoff, Mitchell, Flynn, Spurr. 3rd row: Bradley, Rogers, K. Campbell. Miss- ing: Kahan, Tucker. X! The girls' Varsity Tennis got off to a slow start, but ended with the best record Suffield Academy has ever had. The team consisted of number one Judy Mitchell, number two Claire Kahan, number three Martha Fuller, and number four Kathy Gondarowski. The number one doubles team was Kim Vardakis and Grace Flynn, num- ber two was Debby Rogers and Sara Tucker, and number three was Debby Ellenoff and Kim Campbell. We started the season by losing to Westfield High, but if given the chance, we would probably have beaten them. Throughout the season, we all improved our game tremen- dously. At the start of the season we were all unsure of our abilities, but as time wore on we proved to be a winning team. Our record shows this with six triumphs and six defeats. Even though we will miss our five seniors, -we are sure to have a winning team next year. Through the determination and strength of the remaining five players and our coach Mr. Hoffacker, who has helped each one of usia great deal, WE CAN!! JV Lacrosse 1 1-3 ,g',. 15' ,Q ,.,.,., , . , ,., uf, ' 1 xr 4' ,W WL? , W, ,v ,M ,M .M ,. N,-4.4, 2 , ,,c, ,. 'U 4 'ww-J-I M ,- . ,, rr' , , Y fv. 1st row: Reese, Williams, Brown. 2nd row: Benson, Coach Pohanka, Malcolm, Abberley, Coombs, Lohr, LaPlanle. Girls Sutphin, Arnold, C. Young, Claiborne, Bazemore, G. Schattman, 3rd row: Salvio, E. Chase, Kinsel, Aherns, Brady, Clutter, Siragusa, Randall, Coach JV Tennis 1-4 -..s r ye if f.1 1 1 2 , 1 1 iik xr i 3: . -- 3',ii 5 at V fff? ffl ls V, sv '91 - ' 'Sf 1 i mfr' Rf, Qu. 1st row: Buice, Spurr, Bradley, McManus. 2nd row: Coach Wilson, Dustin, Dunn, Kennedy, Alfano, Welch, 3rd row: Carroll, Follans- bee, Dawley. JV Baseball 3- 7-1 ,- ,, fry-.SI - fflivf .A-1-can fi! r Q 1st row: Coach Nelson, B. Soltis, Fenton. 2nd row: Ferraro, Bloznalis, Ahrens, Williams, Flegalbuti. 3rd row: Kennedy, Straus. 4th row: Goldberg. JV S0ftball 3-4 1st row: Plotkin, Florian, Dee, Meili, M. Troiano. 2nd row: A. Troiano, M. Adib-Samii, L. Walker, Cormier, Nichols. 3rd row: Coach Clark, Rudder, Quast, M. Figueroa foo-capt.J, Morris fco-capt.J, Graves, Coach Bellemare. 4 . .N. Q -519' if 3' ., Qi fw 'T' ff' V if f , ,LL. all XX 5 ff .MA an T 'Fi' , ,ins r Q s K.. S Q .Q 1 .'-wx Q? K 'm-fu.. L if R 532 5? 6 . , .wh H. -. 49 Boys' Varsity Track Suffield 65 Canterbury 62 73 Hopkins Grammar72 46 Loomis 100 62 Williston 68 62 Kingswood 54 82 Wilb.fMonson 52 Ta Westminster Kingswood Canterbury A Hotchkiss HsQ9fdf6-5 Coacfiiesuz Asi. Mr. Glover 4 ' 'Mrg'McCurdy isoo Mr. Rockwell yysy Ciaptain:'Ken ny Watson ,-'V, Girls' Varsity Track Suffield Canterbury 2 43M Hopkins Grammar 7OV2 is LoomisfChaffee Girls J.V. Tennis . KUTQSWOOU is Berkshiref iss Porters M Varsity .S Tennis Suffield f Watkinson Pomfret Kingswood Westminster 9 7 Wilbraham 1 Westminster if 7 Pomfret 3 Salisbury 7 Hopkins 3 Loomis 6 4 Williston 5 2 Longmeadow H.S. 7 5 Avon 4 3 Taft 6 1 Kingswood 8 Record: 4-7 Coach: Mr. Downes Varsity Golf Suffield Windsor Locks Hopkins Kingswood Williston Wilb.fMonson Berksh' Hotchkiss Avon Mt, Hermon Windsor Locks Record: 5-6 Coach: Mr. Fuller Captains: J. Palomba B. Bitting 2 Captain: Lou Aurichio 2 ' 3 1 Loomis 6 4 ' 3 w ' ev 5 ' ' 2 5 ' 2 3 ire 4 0 7 0 7 5 2 5 2 Eaglebrook West Springfield 2 Longmeadow H.S. 7 5 Avon 4 Record: 5-3 Coach: Mr. Coerper Captain: Paul Adler 7 Boys' Junior Varsity , 5 4 9 0 1 8 5 4 3 6 7 2 fy ,Q is -11 if Varsity Baseball J.V. Baseball Suffield 6 Westminster 4 Pomfret Kent , Suffield 2 11 3. 11 Loomis Hotchkiss 1-Taft' Suffield Watkinson 4 3 Loomis 1 Hotchkiss 22,5 Berkshire i 9:1 2 MiSsl:P0d0t'5sa:1 W9Sfm,i51 ?f1 ,C ti? Guihnefryfit tait ' A Ethel ': 0' 2 ig Hall Schoof i 7 4 1' fi.,ll Hopkins :ww 12 18 Kingswood A 9 25 Williston 10 5 McDuffie ,6 Record: 10,3 1 Coaches: Mr. DeSalvo 4 Jim Meyer Captains: Sheila McCormack and Helen Smith J.V. Lacrosse Suffield 7 Hopkins South Kent ' Canterbury Westfield Amherst Williston Ta Cheshire Wilb X Monson Westminster Kent Kingswood Salisbury Record Coach Mr Burns Captain T Brown Williston I Wllb !Monson 4 A Avon . Reg. 4 0 3 4 6 1 5 2 6 2 Record: 9-5 Coaches: Mr. Pohanka Mr. LaPlante Kevin Stone Hugh Rice scored in Suffield history. lt was thrown from one goal to the other, by our goalie, Pete Coombs This last goal was the longest goal 1 33 y 5' , Q. 4 1 1 1 6 12's 1 4 g A .4 XL? ,. 1.3.3 H 1 l' fzgsgtsrini -i up t,f' 1 4 'Girls' Varsity Tennis Suffield 2 W6StflGld 5 1 Berkshire 6 4 Williston 3 4 1 Westminister , 3 1 Loomis 6 1 Ethel Walker 6 4 Wilb,!Monson 1 1 HaIlSchooI O 7 MacDuffie 0 2 Hopkins 5 5 Pomfret 2 1 Rosemary Hall 6 Record: 7-7 Coach: Mr. Hoffacker Captains: Martha Fuller Kathy Gondarwoski 91 5 6 4 7 5 ' 4 10 4 4 ' ' 1 7 3 ft 1 10 11 ' 5 9 ' . 5 8 Berkshire 2 2 ' ' 10 6 7 2 ' 10 : 6 . 5 f , :7-7 1 v , KV, W3 'fs 'T 2 JNL, .np- 7 2 -sg, ' I Way- . n N I Q - W. 5 t- if . N, ' 1 --1, . , S. . ,sv,,'i.,.,,,iAv . f?1,iNg3.kg:Lir. I Ti-. ' J .fx Al A x5 x , 'NL , Q...-ur- 'f - ffl ' '1 i V X 1, .r .. g NY f 1 .' . l O nz' '1 0 -E' , - , my -. .av Wig 41,- X X. 4 5 S T, T -L , . . S in - s ' 3 Qi 'X 'M -1 L Yuma.: ,Q-A Q L 4 ff xy xx X. -A 64. VISITING ARTISTS The Hartford Stage Company returns again to entertain, this time reporting on Indians. I I Gay Buttenhelm and James Maxwell present Shakespeare Alivei, Six s from Shakespeare's plays. SCSDB Arnold Dean comes from WTIC 1080 one Saturday morning to tell Suffield students about sports casting, 94 1 q 1,--'Pi . A - -tw, as f, 1- 1 1883 Shakespeare Alive . ! The Cast ' 1 James Dean and Tommy The Ladies' Room at BIoomingdale's Anyone who smokes marijuana should be electrocutedf' HAS WHERE TONMM' FIOWEPS GONE? x , A ' A 'S t I x E H Qx '9, I. .-A , . Q., A531343 X, Wa ig n Cuba? He told me he was from Havana! I'm not a talking dog, I'm a thinking one. There's a difference. Would you mind not smok- ing. I'm allergic. 95 BELGIAN Imported mmeral water CD STUDENTS VISIT Le foul-shot ' vs ., .L M'W.. ' W .W M 5-. -...esp - r .y,..,,, . -t-5 . ,wmgv H- mh ,, .- wt -F is SUFFIELD OUTDOOR EXPERIENCE l After several years of successful ventures, the school's trips program continued this year to offer students and faculty experi- ences and challenges in a different setting. Following the pattern of past years, a fall extended weekend trip made use of unusually mild weather to climb in the White Mountains. Faculty members Rockwell, Downes and Coerper accompanied twelve students up Cannon Mt. one day and Mts. Lafayette and Lincoln the next, bask- ing in a pouring rain for the last mile or so. Mr. Graden took a smaller group of stalwarts into the same mountain region in the dead of winter, surmounting the snow cover for an exhilarating hike, unparalleled views across the icy landscape and a sound sleep in minus 20 degree temperatures. Finally, Burnt Island once again attracted a Suffield contingent over Spring Weekend to a spot six miles off the Maine coast. Sur- rounded by fir and pine, an abandoned Coast Guard Station, rocky coastline and steady surf on the 300 acre island, thirteen students and Mr. Rockwell, Mr. Downes and Mr. McCurdy slept, played fris- bee, scaled cliffs on the island's south side with ropes, pitons and carabiners, feasted on mussels and hot seaweed, and generally unwound from the pace of school life. For all the good-and-bad weather, fabulous landscape and inevi table food, it was mainly the shared experiences among the peopl who went which made the trips memorable. H T I l I K K ,t - wg- K T ' K 1 f':,2Tifg'L1f. :f,3sl'lT ., X , , K fviizbgi-,,, ,,,.,2'4ezi4,,giw,z',:,f S K -f H s Z-??iEwf3S5g4bii?iz,i 5 E Sai.-7535,127'lW'fE,9'wds:m :Ar 15-1 Fl x ' 'il f . iw U fx sf fs ::11sgszgsaszsQg1s5Hg Q A wow K 3 sf 5 pd 5 ,3 pg ,D 3, g Q A -s Ag . PK Qiiiliiiife V ' fflasmiwsifuilfT-1.1ff1'Q4f2z,4wg'f 1 J' W W I 9 Fl Iii:--z':Fzvv'7 ','4asss,gng ,ji-' fx S f LS K ' X 7 Eur - fg ' 1 ,gfqizwz we ,L 5' 3 T , . , , , ' - .' 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Q ,uf-Wg , , I ,,, 5,5 f-if VY hifi? - , ' .gy-i 'M '- s 1:-1 :S - ' s .ws K , .7 Pg' - 2 H1 '1xQ,,.1fr Q , VJ , U W' vi F ' ,-,w--.A , t-, N , - .t I ,N Q .5875 , L. .1',, 1 f ,L .LJ .V I A X .-- ' 2.1 .ia ' .xg - ff 1 . -Q ' , -1 , 5 ,L iv Ay, .tr A , ,H , ,ii , M - N , M , A ' fvNfw':, ' tfxy-- A ' 1 en I ' smug' l lx:i62.Q11i-F32 , Q ,3 Q K ,dag K A Q pie 1 JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM F Q N 5 If h A ,yqyxky May 27, 1979 4 .L '.miiV: LLmtZi-k..A, t L LAif :VA h ,L t ,gt h . . 4,3 . P A f f ' P IZES AND AKWAARDS ' A Emmet fKentPublic'Speakirig Prize: tsii ristiii Gallupf honorable mention, Richard Malcolm EmmefKenlEn9USh Pfilei Robert 3iQll'3l!f 4 B f gf B t A i R C. W. Aijstin Language'Priie: Jehnifer Starr A Class of,1874MathematicsfrizegpAngiiremggRarqs B l l if i . HinsdaleSmith Photography Priizez Robert Piccus, Jenny Krasner JeanicegH. Stverns Art Prize: Borlel5fAI'UQill V Q - ,g fste r B riisiie . i t Collins Religion Prizef Sheila McCormack A Allan Hal'-fuller Prize in5i'heate'r Arts: r ee nr ,RuthgAnne Kennedy: honorable mention, Beatriz ' Roche A B Edward1Manning Gallup Errglishti1Priza: Robertzstaneleyg honorable-mentiong Jennifer A A , Rockwell A ' Alumni Association HistorysPrizei Robert Stanley reireie ' iriiiei A ,if A I-l. Meade Alcorn. Jr. Award for Scholarship and Athletics: Andrew Rarus ' i Charles rli G. Davis Oratory Prize: Ruth4Annel Kennedy iiisi A A ' BaUSCh and l-Omb C0'TTPa 'Y SC59 C3,AW3Td5 ADUVQW Himsa ieri C C William Bradford Bates' Scholarship Activities Prizeiikenneth Watson Q Class 0fe1947rEXff8-Class Achievement Priwcfisiin GHUUP 1. George Btitler Cup for Athletics and Spiortsmanshlip: Jennifer Brennan, Kevin Stone Appleton H. SeavernsiAward:Thomas Bosworth i if t Bradford C. Gooch Music Award: PatriciaCelentano Headmastefs Book Prize: Jennifer Starr,l,ouisfAurichio e i 1 i . - .,, Faculty Award for Citizenship and Serviceto Suffield: Sheila McCormack at . R B iire r tsie . A ,ei ' ,os f 1 Q P I 1 9 i fr f 1 E' 1' 5 y,.t ff 12 f , Ab - .zz 'vt , HQ .1 ,, 1 A 1 Qi Q? Y U77 ' an 1 ' 4 y X ,, ,L hw-..... is Q 1 WA leshw.. , f 'Iii Qf 3 wsffwaf ,ov ll 'fr 5-z i f Ib- 5 gf JI SC' . 'Q .g . Q iii! 'FM 125, 1st row: Piccus, P. Landers, T. Landers, Shaffer, H. Landers, 2nd row: Currey, DeLuca, Alford, Oleksak, Bellemare, T. Harris. 3rd row: August, Vlola, J. Lewis, Fuller, Mr. Compton. 2 A g , ,...,,. Ek Suffield's own felt-tip pen monster. In two minutes, I'm going to work, but right now l'm sitting. 1979 PIONEER STAFF i LL Sa teaching the intricate details of layout to Helene. STAFF Editor in Chief: Jennlter Lewie Layout: Sa Olekeak, Tracy Landere, Maria Alford, Helene Landers, Phll Landers, Scott Learned. Business: Larry Bellemare, Fig, Jim Viola, Chip August Ed DeLucaq Llsa Walker, Flich Currey, . Renee McDaniel, Kim Wills. Photography: Bob Plocue, Martha Fuller, Tracy Landers, Sa Oleksak. ' Copy: Tlm Harrie, Scott Learned. Sports: Rich Currey, Chip August. Art: Laurie Shatter Yearbook Advisor: Mr. Compton. Taylor Repreeentative: Denny Galvin. Special thanks to Lorlng Photographers. 1 , .A V. 3 if-if J - I Soliciting workers, not just 'Y advertisements. l IO7 Student Council in Ewa.. 1st row: Pruitt, Salvio, Watson, Kennedy, M. Swanson, Krasner. 2nd row: DiLuzio, Welch, Carroll, K. White, Ellenoff, Figueroa, Beaudry. Student Faculty Senate .wa-ml ky ww.: lr- gg EE 1 I . 1st row: Mr. Provost, Kieger, Mrs. Lindfors, Watson, Mr. Connors. 2nd row: Burdge, H. Smith, McManus, Carroll, Figueroa. 3rd row: Berzofsky, Siragusa, Mr. Graden. Varsity Scholars lstrow Oleksak Brennan R Stanley 2nd row MacKinnon JohnO Bnen Thomas Everett Bosworth William Joseph Carey Mary Eileen Carroll Elizabeth Amelia Ciereszko Kelly Jane Dustin Cristin Elizabeth Gallup Matthew Victor Grieb Ruth-Anne Kennedy Arthur Bill Kieger Jennifer Ann Lewis David Scott McBain Shiela Rose McCormack James Andrew Royce Meyer Joseph Charles Palomba Andrew James Rarus Dennis Nathaniel Rugbalt Justin Jonathon Salvio Laurie Robbins Shaffer Bryan Kennedy Smith Robert Arthur Stanley Michael John Swanson Kenneth Lee Watson Katina White Torch Society QAM V! VD 298332 A J Admission Tour Heads I 1st row: Mr. Currier, Mrs. Lindfors, H. Walker, Tucker, Tolsdorf, Mr. McCurdy, McManus. 2nd row: Follansbee, Bitting, Murphy, K White, Meyer, Arneill, Ms. Foley. Chorus nie W: 55 g 'L Wg., .. X. Q ' X In ' - N R f p Q -R S. f ' 'N 1. x . ' lff zff- .. 'Ulf 1st row: Watson, Siragusa, Salvio, Romig. 2nd row: Drapeau, Quast. 3rd row: B. Smith, R. Chrisman, Caswell. The Suffield Bell fin uf: ml! annum m. 3 as 5259 :'.'! 8 ix mf f' 16 39 11 ...X- ' 15 'lf C. ir f' V'-il'l'1mi-g ',vL..-Lx 'sa nw ,. .-.. ... - uyylli fin '35 . . . . .LQ va ' N X ' .7 Y, , 1 I hx . , f,,,Q-,:, .. Au . W v , -.....,.,, R. Kennedy, Celentano, Fl. Stanley, Carroll, Krasner. me The Remafk v 5 ' 3, -N Af X' ..,..... Q.,,. ,, . .. fl 'L ,3 andale, M. Swanson, Mr. Graden, K. White. Union Committee ,. V.. 1st row: Azarian, Utley, B. Cartmell, Skaff, Morris. 2nd row: Mr. Mackey, Goulet, Wakeman, H. Ostadali-Makhmalbaf. Chapel Committee 1st row: McCormack, K. White, B. Roche, 2nd row: DeLuca, Goodman, 3rd row: Levanto, Pruitt, Cieresko, 4th row: Salvio, Krasner. .. Y . Debating Club 1st row: Drapeau, Krasner, Gallup, Brennan. 2nd row: Pruit1, M. Swanson, Mr. Hilyard. 3rd row: Landale. Outing Club 1st row: C. Soltis, J. Howell, Siragusa, J. Smith, Klesczewski. 2nd row: G. Lewis, Chow, G. Schattman, P. Drinker. 3rd row: Fuller Wolfe, N. Campbell, Zeytoonjian, Brennan. 4th row: Mr. Sawyer, Veseskis. 5th row: Viola. 4 Proctors and Inspectors lst: Harasyko, L. Palomba, Kennedy, Wright, McManus, McCormick, Frautschi. 2nd row: O'Sullivan, Ciereszko, H. Walker, Landale, Rogers, Schrager, L. Walker, Green, Starr, Carroll, Abhinorasaelh, Krasner, Carey, Flarus, Currey. 3rd row: Flugban, White, Bos- worth, Arneill, Karanian, H. Smith, Schick, Kalali, Tolsdorf, Brainard, Gonzalez, Chow. JW Q11 Qyfflglile isle IQ ga e lst row: R. Ostadali-Makhmalbaf, H. Ostadali-Makhmalbaf, A. Samii, A. Ostadali-Makhmalbaf, Ballester. 2nd row: Mojdeh Adib- Samii, K. Nasserzadeh, Assangari, Tahbaz, Kheirkhah, Behzad Nasre-Esfahani, H, Adib-Samii, Ladjevardi, Matsuda, L. Samii. 3rd row: J. Nassirzadeh, Behrooz Nasre-Esfahani, Maghzy, M. Kalali, Mehrdad Adib-Samii, Gonzalez, Abhinorasaeth, Chow, Vechma- montien, Vogelmann, Benoliel, B. Roche, N. Roche. 144444 Us .lll Ning X Mm ' 3.95 .,, Q fffwff-f f X X b x Z? xx-.gijsx J 5 M.. , EKQQ, a '. NVQ r.. Sspxg M1 '. QXOO' ai ' Sqwv Q05 V Se NP' 9 fs' QyQuNLSv ' ,, 2' iyif, l .5335 X ' Q- M 'doa ,. Qddfcck dfWgdQ-Afnetl HL, C0-P' R066 0' AQ x 01,0 'Mx' Q '55 3 1 V W 14 IA-AP : arriz nw. fu 'ww combo! xx for the o loc ein ati ,Q3.w 'Z 5919, ...xi . HF? 3 O 0 1 xx 4. S1 A n--ug... ' ,. puunfs 'Q Qgifiegg 9? nl s Ni- A 'AA A l A -H FRESHMEN ul' 1st row: Azarian, Dorman, Alfano. Ellenoff. 2nd row: Thibeau, Dee, M. Samii, Plotkin. 3rd row: Kinne, Meili, M. Figueroa, M. Troiano, Wells, Hernandez, M. O'Brien Butler. 4th row: A. Kalali, A. Samii, Davis, August, Ciemniewski. 5th row: S. Schattman, G. Rockwell, Berzofsky, Scullin, Ahearn, Shaw. 6th row: Abajian, L. Vardakis, P Drinker, Scibelli, Dudzic, Murdza. 7th row: Babcock, Zeytoonjian, Sokol, Andino, Fox. Missing: H. Landers. SOPHOMORES 1st row: R. Coates, Flosene, Utley, Milosis, B. Cartmell, S. Goodwin, S. Howell, A. Troiano, Dyer, Nath. 2nd row: Wilkins, Quast, Samuelson, Welch, Skaff, Morris, K Campbell, Gorman, V. Chrisman, Drapeau, Graves. 3rd row: P. Landers, Peel, Orr, M. McCullagh, Goldberg, Dunn, Florian, Nye, Fenton. 4th row: Karch, D. Drinker Trefes, R. Ostadali, Farrar, Hawkins, Russell, Aherns. 5th row: Bond, H. Ostadali, Nasre-Esfahani, Adler, Gallerain, Drasher, Nasserzadeh. 6th row: Kennedy, Arnold Spitzler, Bailey, Caswell. 7th row: Uribe, Z. White, Finney, Almy, Ballester, F. Goldbach, Moore, Straus. 8th row: Brady, Olsen, Bloznalis, Kaplan, Pape, Gourd, Kauff- man, Regalbuti. 9th royv: Gersten, D. Harris, Mullins, E. Chase, Williams, Claiborne, Thomas. . JUIQIORS 1st row: L. McCullagh, Keney Rudder, Labun, Cormier, Thomases, Spurr, R. Smith, Dawley, Lang, Nicholas, Rosenberg, Sheehan, Carroll. 2nd row: Kahan, McKenzie Harrop, Fuller, Salvio, Bradley, Buice, Dustin, Cardone, Alford, Dale, N. Roche, Hassett. 3rd row: Kinsel, Fogg, Hudson, Rugbart, Baker, Ahrens, T. Brown, Wakeman Gerardo. 4th row: Bellamare, Tahbaz, Pruitt, J. Stanley, McBain. 5th row: John O'Brien, Coombs, Harasyko, Klesczewski, DeLuca, Siragusa, J. Swanson, Bazemore Mailhouse, Reese. 6th row: Aaron, Wolfe, Carstens, Hamon, Romig, R. Chrisman, Pease, J. Green, O'Sullivan. 7th row: Kruse, Gleason, Randall, G. Lewis, T. Harris Burdge, DiLuzio. 8th row: Clement, Weimer, B. Soltis, Giordano, Chu, Nicholas. 9th row: C. Soltis, Divine, Beaudry, Cotnoir, Killam, J. Howell, Polaski, J. Palomba Blessis, Poler, Sutphin, Goulet, Foster. Four Year Students Then - 1975 Now- 1979 1st row: Rickey Gonzalez, Kevin Stone, Hugh Rice, Jim Van Law, Bob Stanley, John Tatoian. 2nd row: Jennifer Rockwell, Laurie Mackey, Rod Frechette, Andy Rarus, Renee McDaniel. 3rd row: Fig, Lisa Palomba, Sherman Hawkins, Tracy Landers, Ruth Ken- nedy. 4th row: Ken Coelho, Laurie Shaffer, Rich Currey. 5th row: Lou Aurichio, Hassan Adib-Samii, Jim Viola, Bob Piccus. Missing: Jennifer Lewis, Chris Coates, Joe O'Brien. 'MN Q x A ii Sf' 3.2 W Q 3 N u 1 Xa ?f' , .4 ,- 'X x X ,m .J .. ,We Q w K 4 -Q Y W 4 P Q, Q1 Q 'P ' ,, T g ik-'Q' M2 -'. ax fab. , QS 1 3 x Q af n ,x Afi: X 4' V:-5 A ,s Q, S fx' IX . f K E21 ii V 5' W? XX EX Q' K X X 5 ai Qs i 'fi' R B fi g ,,. l 4 6, , .WA .' A - .24-za-M4 3' ,ldi- f..'-N iw .w Jfftr iff, I ,ff 3 . 1,55 ' -x .xx- I A V- L 9 Nw M . .5032 R ff.: Q- , 1 M oe 1. fa' 3: 3 'I v.'O 5' A ia lnnf x wi. Q A arf? ,A .Mi 5 md -L 5 ' lx + The class of 1979 proudly dedicates the 1979 Pioneer to a man l who has been our teacher, coach, advisor, counselor, and most of all our friend. His leadership has helped us survive the bad, and rejoice in the good for the past four years, what we have val- ued most as a class has been his personal concern for each and every one of us. We are grateful for his honest, unending faith in us as a class and his respect for us an individual young adults. Q1 3, 'X sm We present this dedication John Fl. Fuller Thank you JR, Thank you Suffield. SUFFIELD ACADEMY ' SUFFIELD,CONNECTICUT 06078 OFFICE OF THE HEADMASTER To the Class of l979: On Commencement Day we focused on each of you, trying to show our gratitude and affection, and certainly our respect for what you accomplished, as individuals and as a class. Your leadership year was a good year, and we shall remember you for your friendliness and enthusiasm. You are now forever woven into the fabric of this school, as thousands before you, since 1833. My hope is that along the way each of you has been touched by what Suffield can be at its very best, and that you will always cherish this. Good luck to you all. N4 Lo lm Wien' s Kenneth I. Lindfors Headmaster 127 CLASS WILL We, the Class of 1979, of sound mind and body leave Suffield Academy with a few remem- brances, etc .... Margie Landale leaves a little patience to any surviving Radical Romantics. Bill Kieger leaves his Marlboro boxes to Pomeroy, and Jenny Krasner leaves an alarm clock that does not tick to Kathy Gilchrist. Grace Flynn leaves her Charlie Daniels Band album to Linda Mc and Nina Ccarrotj becuz, we are short haired city girls . PS. cold is a SAW. Jim Van Law leaves his thoughts to the students who will make this school better. Mark Grumoli leaves a going away present for Sherm Hawkins, and a night on the town with John Hudson. Jim Goodwin feels he should leave his dog, Creame de Cocoa, and a Billy Club to the Kulle girls. Sa Oleksak feels she needs to leave her non-existent keys, and Renee McDaniel feels she could never leave without leaving her wardrobe. Chris Coates leaves Dave McBain and one big . . . - Cotnoir. Liz Cier- eszko has the right idea and is taking all her good stuff with her, even if it is selfish. Heather Wright wills herself to John Edgcomb, and Robin Chase says, I just leave. Laurie Shatter leaves her lacrosse stick to Mr. Kinne for next year's team. Kim Vardakis leaves Spike's car, and Fig leaves his parking space to Goog O'Brien Cfor safe keeping??J. Sarah Tucker leaves macar- oni and cheese to Sue Hassett, and Helen Smith leaves her ticket to New York City to Leslie Bradley. Tom Bosworth and Porter Ameil leave the Goodrich Blimp to Pohanka Productions in hopes that he can fill it with gas. Cindy Workman leaves the strange award to Shane Grady, and leaves ning, ning, ning, ning to moose caca and nya , while Judy Woods leaves moose caca to nya and ning, ning . On the other hand, Sabra Karanian feels she must get in on the act, and leaves nya to moose caca and ning, ning. Ricky Gonzalez leaves his Timexes to Hollow Dog, and his fish and towels to Joe Barbieri. Shane Grady says, l'll leave as Shane, or was it Jerry, or was it . . .? Jennifer Rockwell leaves her Art History notebook to Willy, Frank, Nordic and Grieb. Robert Stanley leaves, the symbolic stability of my yellow Toyota truck sitting watchfully in front of Memorial , and Randy Wood leaves for Hobart. Jennifer Lewis cannot decide what to leave since there is so much, and Lisa Palomba makes no comment. The rest of the senior class sim- ply leaves. . . Raymond Amejko Susan Bianchi Sarye Beekley Robert Barbaro Laura Cluett Pamela Caswell Irene Corsak Peter Curtis Peter Colson Amy Dodge Dana Fields J. Patrick Harrison Lizabeth Hall David Hurwitz C David Haft g Kathleen Hartnett John Higgins Michael Higgins Matthew Hillhouse MIA Yukiko lchimaro Stephen Merckle Julie McGIeughlin Laurence Moh Joseph Poirier Curley Quinton Angela Rainsford Carrie Roeser Pamela Reardon Thorson Rockwell David Schick Rollin Schuster Bonnie Smithers Mark Schweitzer John Sheridan Rebecca Thurber Jeffrey Winseck Bernt Womack ,44 'Z Q A f f Q: - vw, ., ,pi www -caoQ ...-, fkf- N qt A g ,, v 1 SENIOR SUPEHLA TIVES THINKS BEST ATHLETE Hawkins, Mackey BEST ATHLETE K. Stone, H. Smith THINKS BIGGEST LOVER J. Meyer, D. Rogers BIGGEST LOVER Bosworth, Wright THINKS BEST BUILT Hawkins, C. Green BEST BUILT B. Green, Wright THINKS BEST LOOKING Meyer, Rainsford BEST LOOKING Abberley, Woods BEST DRESSED Watson, Green i WORST DRESSED Grieb, Landale ROWDIEST Fields, DeTurk CLASS MOOCH Dutcher, Rogers BEST ALL-AROUND ARTIST Arneill, Rockwell y , BEST ALL AROUND A' MUSICIAN gg Goodarzi, Celentano . MOST SEEN ON CAMPUS Shaffer, Frechette LEAST SEEN ON CAMPUS Tatoian, Donafrio MOST UNIQUE Murphy, Workman MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Stanley, McCormack DONE MOST FOR SCHOOL Watson, White DONE SCHOOL FOR MOST Cartmell, Tucker SAMMY AND SUSIE SUFFIELD Stanley, McCormack MR. AND MISS SCHOLAR Stanley, McCormack CLASS COUPLE Aurichio, McCormack BEST SENSE OF HUMOR Bitting, Kennedy GOLDEN SHOVEL AWARD Van Law, Tucker BIGGEST PREP Tolsdorf, Follansbee BEST PERSONALITY Kieger, Kennedy MOST RESPECTED Swanson, McCormack BIGGEST EGO Abberley, Rogers MOST KISSABLE Levanto, Mackey BIGGEST FLIRT Meyer, Flynn BIGGEST EATER Frautschi, Rainsford BUTTROOM LIVE-IN Murphy, Shaffer CLASS CLOWN Bitting, Tucker Of all the pain, the greatest is love. lt is to love, but love in vain. - Anon l can't help being erotic, it comes naturally. . 134 a close friend Robert Alain Piccus 3 Headland Rd. Repulse Bay, Hong Kong You should be more concerned with being lovely than with being loved. Jeffrey Spark RB Wagner Not wanting to have your pic- ture taken is a negative atti- tude. To live and move among men, the heart must break or harden. Munch 'n' Crash 6:00 womp . . . later Sparky . . . early nights . . . ANOM. . .inhale deeply. . .later Munchkin Much thanks to: P. C. always, Mr. Nye, Mr. Downes - you really helped, Mr. Mackey, and all the ladies at Fruller Hall, Sarge, Mickey and Jerry. Good luck eit . Perfectionist at work. I I vw' Setting sun sinks in the west, Evenin' shadows stealin' in. With the dawn, l'll be leavin' 'r Got that wanderin' fever again. Face piles and piles Of trials with smiles. It riles them to believe That you perceive The wet they weep. Keep on thinking free. C1969 Threshold Music Ltd. Duchess Music Corp. sole selling agent in USA 81 Canada. Used by permission. All rights reserved. Distance is A matter of time - fl Not of miles. - Alvin Toefler Goodbye, good luck and thanks to S.A., and especially to Becky, JB, Mr. Thompson, Billy, Dan, Gorm, Chipper, Maria, Timothy, Dennis, the yearbook staff, Bill, Martha, Kendra, Mr. and Mrs. Quirk, Mom and Dad, Sarge, Jerry, Mickey, Lou, Sophie, Helen, Mrs. Drinker, Mr. Connors, Gordy, Mr. Compton, Bobert, Scott and Larry. Take care and keep in touch. Jennifer Ann Lewis Byram Shore Road Greenwich, CT 06830 Niffer l. ll What are those four lights I see? East Chop, West Chop, Chapaquidick, Poge. - Old Vineyard tale The yearbook room . . . the kitchen . . . the Barn Theater . . . Do bricks turn corners?. . . Muts and Nints . . . April 29, 1978 . . . October 13, 1978... November 1, 1978 QCHICAGOJ . .. May 5, 1979 ... Maine I 81 ll ... NY Trips CFIADIO CITY and BFIOADWAYQ. . .Washington DC . . . 373 Yesterday I was born here, tomorrow I'll be gone. '1'1 972 Dawnbreaker Music Co. Used by permission. All rights reserved. '35 Joseph Thomas Glover 24 Kensington St., Hartford, CT 06120 Thank you Mr. Waskiewicz, Mr. DeSaIvo, Mr. Kinne, Mr. Pervear, Mr. o Rockwell. Yin' A - . . - if Qxi A e Ji .l Joseph Frank Levanto Y'- 'F 9 Chelsea Parade, Norwich, CT 06360 Thank-you Mr. Waskiewicz, Mr DeSaIvo, Mr. Peraino, Mr. Rockwell and Mr. Stone. Joseph Jude O'Brien 1124 Enfield St. Enfield, CT 06082 ,qwhai f Skladam serdeczne podziekowaniedla: Mr. Nye, Mr. Samii, J. FI. and Diana, Gordie and Nadine, Mr. Connors, Mr. Graden, Mr. Powell, and Mrs. Sally Szoka. Elizabeth Amelia Ciereszko 115 Arnold Street Hartford, CT 06106 A Seymour 77 - I don't know how we did it, Kathy? Mike, thanks for the good times. lt's an absurd world , isn't it, Mehdi? The Man Who Came To Din- ner with Harriet Stanley, left the Three Penny Opera with Mrs. Peachum, The Three Women and Ursala Merkle from Bye Bye Birdie. And, oh yes, Kulle House, who set off the alarm this time? Katina, what did you say you lost at the prom? Beatriz, behave ourself honey and don't do anything I wouldn't do Matka jakies zak- Ieqie w sobie cudne miesoi To skarby dzieoinstwa bezcenne . . . Y , - fGuess what that means ha hah. zawsze MATKA. 14 'X Smile! And always be happy. Best wishes for a happy and bright future to everyone whom I have come to know here at the Academy. Thank you for making my two years here spe- cial and memorable. Hasta Manana. 139 Brian Ronald Benson Punch Brook Rd. Burlington, CT 06013 One man gathers what another man spiIls . G D Later Suffield .... .................................................. M uch Later! B2 -g,,.fmg.:t,,-RWE . L ,L e-Qi yz5 Runs! Will see you later, Ken, Randy, Max, John P., Dutch, Fred, Shane, Matt, Rufus, Rob, JR, Ted, Ken L., Lisa, Mark, Ruth, Robin, Renee. 140 I made it!!! I told you I would, Cathy, Bev, Cook, and Pat. Later to, Anne S., Baker hits , Wilbo, C. C. , Mark, Rufus, Swany Shane. A special good-bye to, Mainbrace, Blue Jay, and Dragon. McGruder, don't mellow out! stay out of trouble! Spurr con- trol him After talk- ing to Blue Jay!! results regative James Hadley Gary 120 Alden Lane l Lake Forest, IL 60045 Willy, You've always had your pilot license Gary's grunge beats Gra- dy's gross- ness!! Mark, where did aslt, t Oyvey C. C gr 3951321 William West Ellsworth Rt. 202-206 What are we doing this Wednesday, Josh? Bedminster, NJ 07921 Well, he's just an excitable boy! You're right, Abs, the results are negative. So Scabs when are Josh, l think we have had a t product- XM'- ive year. 5. REP up ,f if T r 3O'X:. RSF? up 97'Mt, Late nights up 1022, No profits. ' -see you in the future - 1 J Two months isn't enough time . ., But those two months were the bestI've had. l-12 V Am 33 fx Nordic: Roses are red you gonna be legal? Hits CJAFJ f ,st SMAX Violets are blue Don't you wish You had a T ll We've been through two years of complete and utter madness. And l'd do it again in a second! By the way, you are cordially invited . . . lt's been a long, hard ride! JAF, JMS, JHG, BRZ, DS, DAF, LAM, JBR, We're finally here - Many Thanks. John Anderson Frankenthal 3428 Brookview Rd. Rockford, IL 61107 McGruder, You're a good man. You helped when needed. And you gave blue jay a home. May you and Cid live a long happy life. Maybe sometime you'll get that free punch. To strive, to seek, to find and not to yield. - Capt. Rob Falcon Scott Life is always R and R Out of chaos comes character. Hey! Shane Josh, we had our differences, but we always worked them out. Thanx for some of the great times. Swany, may your planes always fly high. Don't change. -an Allie Abadie, I can see you any time. Willy, you pushed me out a window and I took you to Phelps. We're even, I guess. You're a good friend, and I won't forget you. See you in the spring. Jennifer, Thanx for you. You pulled me up in time. Love always. My 18th. One I'Il never forget. Thanks Willy, Nord and Aba- die. Goodbye, Willy, Josh, Baze, Max, Nord, Swany, Rufus- yules, Bakes, Sally, John T. ll, Bluejay, Mainbrace, Dragon. Nancy, you're gone but never forgotten. That's right, never. Thanx much. 143 F' 'ia f' . . i 7 T , 3:53. , V l am that I am. -,B Hasta Ia vista! Mohammad, Robin Nora, Bea, Katina, Mari gie, Liz, Kim, Tracy Jen, Sa, Tomas, Ken Claire, Dennis, Martha 144 Q a ...JL Q - , ,,.... WW 'elu'.,,.,:. 4. Kathleen Maura Gondarowski 3 Stardust Drive Enfield, CT 06082 There is a tide in the affairs of men, which, taken at the flood, leads on to fortune, Omitted, all the voyage of their life is bound in shallows and in miseries. On such a full sea are we now afloat. And we must take the current when it serves, or lose our ventures. - Shakespeare There are two trage- dies in life. One is not to get your heart's desire. The other is to get it. -G. B. Shaw In Kim Ellen Vardakas 193 Falley Dr. Westfield, MA 01085 Thank you, Mom and Dad. I don't believe it's the cops again! . . .Two proms?. . . Things are good that way!! . . I told you nothing would ever be easy. My baby! Robin Jeanne Chase 900 Mountain Rd. West Suffield, CT 06093 Sara-Jane Oleksak 68 Llewellyn Dr. Westfield, MA 01085 .Av I A , . ,gf L ? , 'W g 1 if .ell Mom and Dad, if , t, . I' Life is atwo way street. h , 'le. 1'1 I' - P.J.O. Suffield was great and so are you. L h , I ,L ,,... .tlt fl t .Q ,QA s 'L' ' r. E Q The love in your heart wasn't put there to stay, love isn't love till it's given away. When you're lonely, I wish you love, When you're down, I wish you i0v- When you're troubled, I wish you peace. When things are complicated, I wish you simple beauty. When things are chaotic, I wish you inner silence. When things look empty, I wish you hope. I also wish the best of luck to everyone at Suffield. Love, Sa Goodbye: Tracy, Amy, Kim, Diane, Kathy, Jennifer, Robin, Flobbin, Laurie, Ed, Larry, Linda Labun, Lisa P., Bea, Katina, Margie and everybody else. . . Thank you: Mr. Gooch, a very special advisor to all three of us, Mr. Compton, Mr. Provost, and Mr. Pervear for getting me through Biol- ogy! Man cannot discover new oceans unless he has the courage to lose sight of the shore. Suffield is a family tradition. Remember: .. . my driving, Tracy! - and how we can't work together. . . our talks, Amy, you made me change from Super Chicken! . . . Robin, the foliage! Flobbin, the Belgians, Kim, the pizza at lunch, Diane, Intramurals during the winter, and Jenn, the great Pioneer yearbook! l47 Dianne Mary Donafrio 5 Donna St. Enfield, CT 06082 Pizza, choc. chip cookies, Thanks, Mom and Dad. ice cream, Milanos, grape soda, beach instead of Eng- Iish . . . Amy? No spring sport. X Keep in touch. YW l ' A lui ' fur at i -' 4 , , 4 V ..,,,,. , X . iw. - ' s.. 5' sa K rx ., In - I Tift , 1. Hope we do better in physics next year. 4' at fa, - Y- . f 4,1 -if To love someone is like a beautiful day, to have someone love you is like that day never ending. -Unknown Amy Elisabeth Raynard 24 Elm St. Windsor Locks, CT 06096 Vfg Lfvfyf ' ii? Thanks, Mom and Dad. .ai For all that has been, thanks. For all that will be, yes. - Unknown -I J Ki' ff A I1 .. ,Q H -.+P 1'3 N 54 XJ.: in ., qw -Q x if Your children are not your children. They are the sons and daughters of life's longing for itself. They come through you but not fro you, and though they are with you they belong not to you. You may give them your love but not your thoughts. For they have their own thoughts. You may house their bodies but not their souls, for their souls dwell in the house of tomorrow, which you cannot visit, not even in your dreams. -Gibran 149 fT1 Thanks D Dayhop lounge . . . Thursday night . .. Saturday nites long drives do you want a swip? .. . Excuse me Mr. Mailbox ... Chemistry class ... Where's my best friend? Twit Twink roof-a first the Belgian visit Sa, I can't work with you Hey Palomba baby . . . beach . . . moi toi . . . Tuckierj - Goodbye Girl walk, McDonald's during study hall? . .. Thanks for the years of a good friend- ship - keep in touch .. . Townie . . . Bowling for gravestones. . .Thanks for the dance, Kim Pizza and grape soda?. . . jeromy Tracy Marie Landers 81 Wendover Fld. Suffield, CT 06078 ggi -ac. ff -f . Still crazy after all these years. The cape - I spy . . . disco in the street . . . look at the stars .. . water skiing! .. . a wave to the black caddy . . . Boston - bang a right . . . Coke bottles fKimj . . . tapes to Bunny . . . look there's a opps -- erase . . . tree frog . . . Tufts is a green house . . . Barbara Collins . . . Sure I know what l you mean. . .Golfland . . .Will I get in?. .. Missing: Sa, Laurie, Tony and Cole. Thank you all, l'm gonna miss you - keep in touch. Thanks to: Laurie, Sa, Ftobbin, Kim, Amy, Kelly, Lisa, York, Jack, Bunny, Diane, Kathy, Michelle, Randy, Tiger, ,jg-392, Ken, Mr. Hamilton, and everyone else I knew, take care. Thanks! .P 'hte 51, a LA! , Yes we are Laurie Robbins Shatter 764 North St. Suffield, CT 06078 There are no words to say. Enjoy it while you've got it, 'cause it won't be there for long. , To Stage Crew, Especially Mark, Mr. Baker, Jon, and Buzz: The difficult you do right away, the impossible just takes a little longer. To the good times. My Family Two very special friends, I love you both. Keep in touch Antonio, it's never goodbye, it's just see you later. To all the people who have made it all worthwhile - Tracy, it's been many years let s make it many more. Hey Twerp, Did you ask me a question? Bowling for gravestones Y Rufus, Tony, Cole, Robin, Goose - Thanx for always being there through the good and the bad. Baze - for a very special time. Stay close. And to all the other people l have known in my four years here, I thank you all. Q ,,,, ,y 4 QM Peoples' souls are revealed through their eyes. iii W A4 . Thanx G3 and it i 'J The Rev. L COUSINSQ Working out the '51 aggravations. Anthony John Murphy Anwandter 1148 Fifth Avenue New York, NY 10028 K rf I would be where each word is true, Each eye sees what it looks upon, For here my eye has seen but few, Who in each act that act have done. Jones Very ills.. lf I of Heaven may have my fill, take thou the world, and all that wilI. - Anne Brandstreet Cole A. Stremmel 1271 Forest Glen North Winnetka, IL 60093 xr f wa gf... iii , Qi' , 5. 75 jf , fl, K. -- Fwffieff'i?SQa , -wi , .f H Goodbye: Tony, Nordic, Laurie, Sue, Dana, Bart, Barb, Chris, Sally, Mar- got, Bob, Abbey, Sarah, Mark, John, Jim and Grace. Thanks to: Dad, Mom, P. C., JR, Reverend Antal and Mr. Coerper. Desire is measured by the gram, Obstinance is measured by the ounce, But discretion is measured by the pound. - C. A. S 1 ff' GS, Charlie, Jim, MWN, Raymond - As we grow, we chance to encounter those few irreplaceable people. It is not in sorrow we say goodbye, but in anticipa- tion for what they have helped us to become. -Marg Marjorie Suzanne Landale i 90 Selkirk Rd. Williamsport, PA 17701 Now I think I know 0 l V x 'intl Snell P HRC dcL'l'l-odLl5 The best way to know life is to love many things. f - Vincent Van ' 2 . B E .- ev gi 43' I - ' H 5'n.-I Gogh Let it Be rl Jennifer Lynn Brennan 363 Granville Rd. North Granby, CT 06060 Catch you later - Margie, Helen, Bob, Andy and Lisa, John S. and that special kid, Margaret Figueroa. -11 Pineapple and Backgam- m0f'l 'T Brennifer 4' n in' ia, s 5? , i rff he Don't look now Helen's I always prefer to believe the best of everybody - it saves so much trou- ble. - Kipling doing chemistry! My special thanks to Gordy, who helped me sort things out and to Mr. Downes who taught me howto think. Ln. Why not go out on a limb? lsn't that where the fruit is? Thanks Mom and Dad Frank Scully iss Paul Kayser Frautschi P.O. Box 7608 Madison, WI 53701 I 1' 'Q' Bradley Richard Zorich 2519 Sahalee Drive East Redmond, WA 98052 -iv 5 1 .ai 'ygvvrgu ,nf 2 X 'J my 35 , , we Vario ,. 1 s . -'fm '. ew. t 4,-'e' GJ N S . 4 s 'wx ,,. 1 . as . ' A ,Q .f N., ,'q,l3'X4. f 4'. wi 'fy if A ke., ,,- 'kk f. - -, 1' L dd W . FRN, '-if exif' 'ek u -A. . fmg 4 - .r 1 ' ln -lv, i. Q 'V ..'-1? 'I . '. 1.1 83,5 JL 55 9:5 k,,h. J ., I. - 1 '5 e'f'R..M 52'-if-F.-In . '. , ff? Aki.. Christopher T. Coates 370 North Main St. Suffield, CT 06078 There's nothing better on a hot day than a warm can of Bud. - B. C. Thanks for baseball Thanks for the four best years of schooling. I love you Mom and Dad YT' , f Forever in my heart, the McBain family - l X x Thanks a lot, Mr. Banks. The best of friends always stay together, Thanks for It's been the best four years. Thanks. good friends. BasebalI's the man's sport . . . Sherm If only Grumoli could thrown a strike. '55 It was fun - McDade, Bagle, Berb, Stan, James, Fig, Wimp, Marc, and Robbin. Andrew James Rarus ,. ,,,,. . , , .. ms' 3' You McMissed it! 202 Mountain Rd, Apt. 3 Suffield, CT 06078 I used to be a Yankee fan, but now l'm an athletic supporter. Are you my pumpkin? Thanks Mom, Dad, Nana, B. P., Stan, Janeys, Akist, Bagle McDade, E. B., S. M., L. A., G. G. G., J. V., T. C., Fig, Margerp. WELCOME STUDENTS SPRING BREAK '19 ET. LAUDERDIALE Put your left leg. . 160 Shane Gerarld Grady 3 Waldron Court Marblehead, MA 01945 I had a fine time with a fine line, but it's time to go. See ya later. i Fr' mf ' 0 xv. 'Lg 5. K L 2. X J' 21' 5 N . 53412: No! 42153: No! '57 at r 3 l . 3 -Q.. Good night and have a pleas- ant tomorrow. , E. 2 Ww,,,' 'QE in if ti lt's just another hole in the wall . . . that needed chairs. Laura Jean Burek 384 Steiger Drive Westfield, MA 01085 The most important things in life aren't things! 'Q If you are patient in one moment P of anger, you will escape a hun- dred days of sorrow. M Chinese proverb , fffaf , f 1 Q, 'me Q N is The world is like a mirror, frown at it and it A . . i .1 . 14.15, , if ev 3 frowns at you: smile and it smiles too. I -Herbert Samuel ,N Wim., Beverly Joy Forsman Blue Ridge Mountain Drive Somers, CT 06071 If you can believe, everything is possible for the person who has faith. - Mark 9:23 ll' V.. ., s Ma.. ,M ,LN . 'li isgifuwif A',,5,Q - , . The only way to have a friend is to be one. - Emerson NJ 1:1-uv-g ' Special people: Grace, Debbi Sue, Anne, Lisa, Leslie, Bill Kieg Ken, Cole Cl.O.U. a night out il Q- m X 4. W X ' ., . gm 2' N 2 1: , H' 1 ff ' x 9 Q i. C Y f ix ff ', ff fm r , , A1 ..,, 5 '.?fizw 453 .rua - ' ., A12'f:iiLlx33fW?f2m'i t ' 4 A ,. Q, f ,ss - V QV, ' I 4 ' I .pwT 'f ' Too funny! ?? TH. Rev. Antal, Mrs. Drinker, Mom Dad, Porter, qyou are very intens reallyllj, and especially to Fre land his fishy, a very speci friend. Grace is there anything in your teeth? L A RobinlBaby!! Scope, oh we're off can I wear your . . .? 99m special - the layered look. Sat. night deten- tion. Chocolate eclairs. Grace R. Flynn 158 Robin Road West Hartford, CT 06119 in i!Cti0l'lYYnY i Hey Ginger, get over here, I lost my cane! t . 1 x lx x Raldall can I have a piece of gum? Linda Winnie-the-Pooh Jeepsg Cole: notes in study hall C'gong out 7, Math IV. Run Tigress - we appreciate it - alligator, who sings this? Paul McCartney - how many grubs this month - Charlie - gammoned! winter, spring, summer, fall - massive-head-who do you have a new crush on?!! Elton-emer- gency button-pass out. Linda - Mick - bedroom door, how many'boys have you gone out with? Thanks Bruth . Nina 8i Linda - short haired city girls Nina no-no- no-, laundry, M+M's Milanos. Brook Ste- phanie - two is better than one, exciting Sat. nights, gotta talk to you sometime Anne how many double-stuffs did you eat? Field hockey sleaze Gator boy wadd, amaz- ing. Margie - game of gammon? Just one? Who ate my peanut butter? I wore a skirt. Thanks Porter, Tony, Barbs, Allen H. 81 Mr. Nye, Sorry MTF l'm leaving. You just call me- Gress-do! I63 I leave Suffield Academy with my personal feelings and special experi- ences. To Boas, my long and faithful roommate tall these years, Boasly. To him I must have the last word, Stu is all yours for tonight Hey, folks, Tunix will always be Tunix no matter what happens. Keulo . . . skiing . .. Ragged Mountain ... Cartmell ... Grinders here! Jeff, thanks for great drinks and friendly talk tdid you find my di?j .. . Kieger and Fred . .. lt's Josh, Frankenthal, Abady, Wille, Floss and Baker . . . the commandos. Butt room fanatics will live on ... Then again watch out for the Brewster girls tthey know how to rock climbj .. . Sue . .. Cameo . . .thanks . . . and I can't forget you, Suffield Academy ... I loved, hated, been bored, frustrated and excited with you . . . it was your water- ing and sunshine that made me grow to be who lam now. Thank you. I64 Matthew Victor Grieb 8 H Lyle Court Farmington, CT 06032 we f 3 A goodbye is difficult, The hurt of going away. . . Painful, Away from your warmth, beauty and magical soul, Now in my lonely travels I know Your presence will be close to my side To comfort me when life is cold and unfair, In my reflections of our past . . . I relive the things that you and I once did, Though the reality has come that we must both part, My memory will never erase Each sunrise, sunset and star- lit night Will bring you closer still. The fresh dew drops will be your gentle tears As the never-ending wheels of time go on We will never be apart, Because your affectionate love has enloped my heart. To Abbie Love, Matt To the fearless four, alive and wellg it was a great time until . . . what an experience, what a memory! Craig Wheeler Boas 40 Harbor Rd. Westport, CT 06880 -1 E The good 'ole Thursday Night soda pop crew . Many a good time was spent filling our belliesg good luck and keep those thirsts quenched! Kelly, Lisa, and Ruth Susan Patricia Schrager 711 JMS Building South Bend, IN 46601 ,g 1 ' , 1411? . X ' x 2 . st--s , 11,. -ff T . x That's ridiculous N X T What should we do today Roge, the Good luck to: Kelly D. Celeste, Judy M., Sue H. Lisa W., Rufus. Thanks to: Ruth, Lisa, S. T., H. S., Sabes, Judy W. Thanks, Mom and Dad. Special thanks to: Mr DeSalvo, Mrs. Fuller, Bev, and Hoge. usual? Roge, remember Crown and Astro Lounge - Florida '79 166 PM ...... ... A-........,g i ,A 1. ,...-41 Hey, what are you doing this weekend, Ruth and Lisa? Sarah, remember 3rd period . . . Could I have the it1 special? April 12, A night to remember. Hey Ftoge, it's Friday night. Ftoge, Thanks for a great senior year. We had some excellent times together. That's ridiculous. Sour cream n' onion pota- toe chips again?! Shrages, what should we do today, the usual? Peppy la Pew Thanks to: Sue Stevens, Laurie, Sarah, Helen, Bryon, Liz fmomj and Abs Special thanks to: J. M. G. ace CJ. A. MJ, Mr. Samii, Bev., and ofcourse Shrages Deborah Bassett Rogers 19 Briar Brae Rd. Darien, CT 06032 Shrages, how do I begin to thank you for a great senior year? We went through a lot together. Hopefully as many good times in the future. Good luck at I.U. and thankyou. Thank you, Mr. Hoffacker for everything!!! '.-no Sarah should we go on another adven- Wanna play today, AB? ture ? S. B., What's an S. B.? Y . . ,L Florida '79: Disney World, Crown lounge, and the Astro Good luck to: Linda, Claire K., Lisa Walker, Cel- este, Sue H., Rufus and Leslie. 167 Dana -forever in my mind. 'QR Q There's a first time for everything. Sarah Elizabeth Tucker 3 Grove St. Exeter, NH 03833 The future is past, And to be feared What happens next Might not be best. You are on your own In the big unknown For you are scared And unaware. It might be the best Or even a little less But if you hang in You'II be surely to win. - H. C. S. tonight? . . . late nights ner. Mrs. Nye, JR, Mr. Gooch. One never appreciates people until they X are already gone. Much love to Claire, Katy, Sue, Sis, Rufus, Sally, Claire, Tracy, Laurie, Amy, Leslie, Linda, Debbie, Schrages, Cole, Tony, Tom. The curs . . . Hey, you wanna go out ...S.B.. roommatel. . .Oscar and Felix. . .Kulle House Hotel . . . Steely Dan . . . macar- oni and cheese . . . the Chipmunks . dreamboat rides . . . October 14 . Bye Bye love . . . Max . . . Hey Prat- Special thanks to Mr. Samii, Mr. Coerper, lllnllll :ETH lull R. el' Personally I'm always ready to learn, although I do not always like being taught. - Winston Churchill SN . A4221 Especially thanks to you D for being an advisor, teacher, coach, and most of all a good friend. Take care and thanks for every- thing you've done. W-Ex Helen Colgate Smith 1413 36th St. NW Washington, D.C. 20007 Q f'sliIIu'v'vQ'f' 4 l l l'd like to say thanks to all the fac- ulty for everything, especially Poe, Mrs. Samii, MN, Charlie, JL, GP, JR, Teach, SH, Rocky, and Cmy adviseej JB. NYC February 17, Roommate, SCREEN, Late lights PLEASE! Study? Classes? Suffield? BYE KIDS Q, A fix 1 Good luck Spinley, McCuIIagh, Mart, Les- lie, Sue, Lisa, and the rest of my kids. 1 Judith Mary Woods 2255 Porter Street N. Bellmore, N.Y. 11710 XR As a man thinks in his heart, so is he. -,,. we-.1 jdwlw gf: ,i . K Q 'M A , - 'NZ' ' . w,,,, Joys shared are G doubled, sorrows shared are halved. kai Cindy Workman River Bank Road Stanford, CT 06901 X Mr? EWS , , Sw-' X M x 3 6 v , . Q ' Q ' x XWS fi XX!-is I ' ' is Y . :Y 5' Px lsvvzm Nancy L. DeTurk 26 Butternut Place Wilton, CT 06897 If f',l pw If I gave you everything that I owned and asked for nothing in return Would you do the same for me as I would for you, or take me for a ride and strip me of everything including my pride The spirit is something no-one destroys! ,- QQ: C 1972 Freedom Songs Ltd., A Fantasy Songs Ltd All rights reserved, Used bLpermission, all I have clinched and closed with the naked north, I have learned to defy and defendg shoulder to shoulder we have fought it out - yet the wild must win in the end - Robert Service Sabra Lynn Karanian 234 Steele St. New Britain, CT 06052 Much love to ya all. . .Nora, Heather, Cindy, Woody, Nancy, Bill N., Scudds, Frautschi, Jenda, Smacks, Kiegs, Fred, Sue S., Schrages, Jillia N., Katina, Debbs, Laura-woman, and Markie G. x 6 . Special thanks - Mrs. Samii, Mrs. Wilson and Wasky . S Love finds hidden paths X w Jennifer Browning Rockwell Suffield Academy Suffield, CT 07068 Love 81 Thanks: Cindy Lou, Nancy, Laurie, fMy babyj Scudder, Sabes, Judy, Frank, Hudson, Mailbox, Bakes, Bard-man, Tish- man, Dana, Jim M., Debby, Sue, Katina, Linda M., Elizabeth, Ruth-Anne Cmy Iovej, Lisa P., Lisa W., Anne Louise, David, Humper, Richard, Colleen, Robin, Buzz, Gordy, and Nadine. wx . . I Remember: Sophomore year, the BICC, the NY trip, Bye Bye Birdie, Tab, Bon- stant, Tull, Joni, and KGL's Willy, Josh, Jennifer, and Frank -l love you all and thanks for the best of times. And the same to Jameie, Hudson, Cindy lou, Sabes, Nancy, Judy and Scuds. Laurie Anne Mackey 91 Brandywine Lane Suffield, CT 06078 Q4,, 3 figs' QI , , mg ,. .i Av- 5,f X .2 MP! ' X . , jr nMaXn For all sad words of tongue or pen, the saddest of these: lt might have been i f JGW Q i J. Good Bye and Good Luck to Bard-man, Bitty, Lisa P., Lisa W., Linda M., Bakes, Nordich, Tolsdorf, Shane, Ruth-Anne, Dana, Debbie, Schrags, Jim M., Tishman, and JBH. Good Bye and thanks for everything Rocky - and of course all the little rocks. l-line LNQSZLL I can do wkp.,'muo.ri uoarvtli qoyll ba 'tl 1 Le-ll Thank you, Mr. Hoffacker, Mr, Mar- tellini and all the others that helped me with my achievements by shar- ing my concerns. Heather Olden Wright 30 Crest Drive Little Silver, NJ 07739 f '1.L3',l, ' '47 .3 .C 'Wu 4 , 'Y Q a a . .. ' x 5 To those whom I owe so much, but yet those who never stop giving to me . . . my fam- ily To Dana and Patti May our paths never become too separated. f 1 John . . . Whether near or far, forever a part of me. Copyright 'Pi 1976 by Unichappell Music, Inc. and Unichappell Music. administrator. International c ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Used by permission. .. A ,sg Renee Michelle McDaniel 22 North St. Windsor Locks, CT 06096 Thanks Mom! If wi' ,..f' l A I pw' v .J r fs.. . , ,M Thanks Dad . . . ya know what? X n A . . . learn to be a listener . . . - - 're m best friend . . . cheat- R'ckyp'ckySnobo'aman ilrfgonly hurts you . . . thank you for being a friend. t l 5 y if 1 ' ' .v if UN 5, 4 ,K V ,L I, ., X Live, love and learn Not particularly ' gr V U 'f inthat order f A I ff 3' O ,4f'-2: - ., , 'S3'-:D M Q aw Q . 9 :fr Q -' .,,. WW 9 :U 'ff tll'tr tsti i . if U 1 'i . vw-5? f h if i 'Ei TF,oUBLenus? 6 WK l I A '-rf if ' ' ', K -lk' x'xM--- .f f E l v 177 Therefore, moreover, and thus, my love, I love you, I love you, I Ruth-Anne Kennedy 46 Center Street I Windsor Locks, CT 06096 I anyone to even realize you. - Emily Some things are so worthwhile . . . Have fun Lisa, Mark C., Kenny, Craig, Linda, fmy Iovel, Schrages, and Marty. Give me the splendid silent sun, with all his beams full dazzling!! - Walt Whitman love you! -- Fl. A. K. Fa-la-Ia-Ia-la . . . van rides by moonlight . . . hopping down the Bunny trail, swimming practice for lack thereof, right Linda?j. . .many camping trips. . .the infamous C.C.8tG.. . .one night at the Iaundryfacili- ties . . . bean sprouts . . . campsite 322 . . . truly bizarre . . . Bye nowl: Margaret Qbabyj, Laurie and Jen- nifer, Johnbaby, Kelly Cfellow bunnyl, Stephen Qthat's you Dutcherj, Max and Buckwheat, Helene, and Peter. Lisa Marie Palomba 14 Bradfield Drive Somers, CT 06071 People so seldom say I love you . . . and then it's either too late or love goes so when I tell you I love you it doesn't mean I know you'lI never go . . .only that I wish you didn't have to. - Steven Barrie Yesterdays Mark's little sister, grasshopper, Mr. Con- nors' English classes, Happy times, Florida '76, Dad's pride, tears, four Palombas at once 77, Fa la la, Pinky finger CRAKQ, Crash Ed, Sorry, Colgate 78, Donuts, J. R. Fuller, Joy, Sweet Pete, Hey, Field Hockey, Let's talk Nye, On a Ritz, Remem- ber, Be good Flip, Sure, Brucie Hamilton forever, Turkey, lm, Ken's chocolate party, the Stones, Good times, Mr. Per- vear's Bio class, Park-Kay, Ruth, I Can't ice skatel, Onion soup, Burnt garlic bread, brother Joe, I'm driving, Bit-O- Honeys, Hot fudge sundaes, Yum, Bugs Bunnie's, Shake a leg Kelly, Take Care: Matthew Hugs 8t Kisses, Craig Plaids 8t Stripes, Ken CPromJ, Max, Shane, Mac, Will, Piesan, Birth- day Buddy Rock C5-115, Marc, Fig, Thorson, T. R., Uncle Bob, Jim, Bryan, Richard, Mr. Rockwell, Mr. Antal, Comput- ers - T. M., You're something else Levanto, Toni, Have faith Let's get a tan, A quickie foe Randy, 2nd Base Wan- ders, Sunrise, Sunset, Thanks Mom, Ft. Lauderdale '79, Din- ner Fred?, J. L. Seagull, Promies, You only live once, Mer- cedes, Dream Pilot, Laughter, Cookies for Sa, Flowers for me 8t thanks for the best 18th birthday ever, My friends are worth living for tmuch Iovej, Goose Bumps, four years, Good Luck Guys Smile . . . Suffield Academy memories will be remembered always and forever . . . I love you and and you'Il be missed We'lI meet again . . .Soon 9. -it M LUES D -Lemon May it last Like some low and mournful spell we whisper the sad word farewell forever... , x , sie- DBS 77, 78, 79, . . .80 3 gone one to go. I79 Never straight, but forward! The black max a yearlong '59 Chevy Ft. Lauderdale and the three B's S. A. Good times, good friends, not forgotten Further on down the road Frederick Charles Abberley 436 Mansfield Ave. Darien, CT 06820 Soccer!! Don't get mad, Get even!! Being fast doesn't always mean first. 'lliiim gg -Vi iii El Hang in there J. Fl., George P Rock. Summer, fun in the sun. Bryan Kennedy Hicks Smith Elm Street Norwich, VT 05055 E Just a country boy Home Sweet Home It is impossible to thank any one per- son for all they have done for me this past year. For everybody at Suf- field has contributed in their own way. Thank you for everything, for I have loved, lived and now have to leave all of you at Suffield, '79 I know what you mean. What am l, an accountant? fl . -l ., Some special people. 4 A., ,ff , Q12 I tk , K-'S' : J. x I x I x t k -. N S S Av, -S rv A special thanks to a team and a coach S J - that I can't thank enough. Take care , Wasky. Q Q. . KN! M Y e. Kiss me you fool Take Care Linda S- And Van, Mit-Matt, Mr. and Mrs. Coerper, Mr Gooch, Mr. Martellini, Mr. Sawyer. l82 Mark Grumoli 260 Locust St. Holyoke, MA 01040 E , I A x , 6 Good luck to Macca, Ren- ner, Watson, Glover, Levanto, Smith, Goodwin, and the members of football, basketball, and baseball teams. TR, Goodman, Barbi- eri and to my teachers. r,,. , . E A rf' A ,, ,,, I 4 , X. X .VV ,A ,s -rf, Thanks Mr. Bill, Mr. Coerper, Mr. Antal, Mr. LaPlante, Wasky, Mr. Cleary, Mr. Pervear and espe- cially to Mr. Currier for giving me another chance. Thanks Mom and Dad for loving me as much as you do. ff - Heg Boz, ee you in the fall. - The Tiger Sextets Under the stone 184 Kenneth Lee Watson 3224 Reno Court R some popcorn? SUFFIELD Walkertown NC 27051 Thanks to. Mr. and Mrs. Kmne, Mr. Pervear, NIKKI, Mr. Antal, Porter, Boz, Grumoli, Good- win, G3, Malcolm, Meyer, Brainard, Tracy, Mic- helle, Robbin, Katina, Claudette, Dennis, Ali, Mahmood, Sherman, TR, Angie, Ann, Lisa, and Rocky. ORE O!! York, Ken, and Reid. Special thanks: to my hard working parents who I admire, Mr. and Mrs. Connors, Reid, York, Jose, Chester, Q. EN Thanks gangll Wasky Joe, Kim, and all my friends who l've always been thankful for. Georgetown, here I come! Chester Arthur Peters Il 53 East St. Sudbury, MA 01776 Goodbye to all my buddies: Chet J.C., Scrub, Ken, Reid, Michelle Tracy, Joe, Jose, Ajax, Birdman and especially goodbye to Rev Antal. Thank you for everything, Rev Good luck Cap Theodore Roger Goodman Jr. 438 East Street, South Suffield, CT 06078 r . , -Q, X I would like to wish good luck to Joe G., Martin Chu, Boz, Randy W., Billy R., Joe B., Chester P., York M., Kevin S., Hugh R., Brian G., Pete C., Gig A., Sheila M., Angela R., Mark G., Jim G., Chuic Co., Robin C., Ann 8. Marie, Bruce S., Jerry P., Jack F., Lisa P., John G., Sue A., Tom U., Kelly K., and John F., Bob M., Porter, Sam G., Kelly D., Fig. I would like to thank Mr. Pervear, Mr. Nelson, Mr. Downes, Mr. Hoffacker, Mr. McCurdy, Mr. Hamilton, Mr. Wasky, Mr. DeSalvo, Mr. Pohanka, Mr. Burns, Mr. Martellini, Mr. Kinne, Mr. Stone, and special thanks to Rev. Antal, Mr. LaPIante, and Mr. Hilyard. I ' ,A , 'Y ,-5 .,-4. , W4 E 5 i l rf 5 I V f :S i 1' ' X 5 x . ' 1 55 X f f 3 1 C' kr 1 K . ,VH .. ge, -t Q? 3 ., 1- . '-'- '-ggififf 49-ff f,n,K,. ,ft ,J ...A ,K ii'fi?s1?fQf ' 'X- Tempermental Bizard l'm going to kill you!! Mark Douglass Vandergrilt P.O. Box 12119 Zephyr Cove, NV 89448 Shut the light and turn off the door - Bard A Puritan is a person who has the sneaking suspicion, that someone somewhere is hav- ing a good time. Many thanks to all of you who've helped me through Suffield and especially to Mr. Hamil- ton, Miss Hamlin, Mr. Martellini, Rocky and Bard. 1:3 1 cw,,,,4,g,.': z9Q,?',gf.. I K .t,, , HI HI HI HI Love 8- Beauty is everywhere but ever so di icult to grasp. I l89 Mohammad Goodarzi 117 Khosropour Ave., Dolat Tehran, Iran Slow Mo Coller Bone Ba-Ba-. . . !!! ZLBA HW -w . . , 'i The whole gang minus three GOLBARA NASSRlN Timothy, AI Baby, Mahmood, Mamal, and Kavian Maghzyyyy. . . Q o o fi C5 2 9: K 0,- OU CO4 ITIICUJ CD 1: cn Q. 2 FO' 5' rn : X CD i Q S E ns rf Q cn :s P I Q. 9- X aa P CD 5 m : : 14 'n T cn 9- C- o fn 9, I1 g o cu Q 22 o :- Z5 9- Q 9 T c Q. Q. 'F 2? o F F F H A N I 'Davis? DEVADlP I wish a successful life for: Mr. Antal, Mr. D., Ms. Foley, Mr. Fuller, Mr. Hilyard, Mr. Rockwell, and Mr. Mar- tellini. Craig, John, Jeff, Chris: What a nice time we had. !!! I men it!!! The rest is academic 190 Linda Auld Scudder 9518 Locust Hill Dr. Great Falls, VA 22066 There are two ways to be contentedg one is liking what you do, and the other is doing what you like. 2 Thanks to everyone: especially Rocky for his help and to those who make my weekends possible. William Hodgeman Bitting 2 Edgewood Road St. Louis, MO 63124 Hi hi hi hi!! Are you a nerd? Bard, 14 years of schooling together. What next? , - 521 5 i,ll I was a member of the high i t , V one slip and it was all over. Senior spring term was a long road down a narrow path. Tomorrow: the first day of the rest of your life. See ya later, S.L. Thanks, Mr. Mackey, Mr. and Mrs Lindfors, Mr. Pervear and the six team members. A threat to Society Let's do work Enough work Bard M. Stephens 6214 Lake Tahoe Dr. Jacksonville, FL 32216 To J. M.: Suffield: you-me- not meant to be , You-me-is meant to be. I I think I have a nice Palm tree. Bard thinks I have a nice toy dog. Suffield has helped me to grow in so many ways, ways in which I am now beginning to see. Special thanks to Phil, Mr. Nye, Mr. M., and the many friends I have gained in my three years. HOT' 8 , Y' Mac, I5 John ,S Howard 533, ALOHA! Burlington Road I will always remember Gordy Glover and Coach Peraino, who have really helped me through good times and bad. I wish good fortune, always, to hris Gleason, who is an outstanding person and dyna- mite friend. Guyer will always be remembered for the good times, along with Harasyko, Wolfe and Reese. Special thanks are deserved to Coach Bess, Coach Laplante, Jim Antal, and many others whom I was glad to know. Every honest man is a profit. 194 Carl Joseph Young Harwinton, CT 06790 BBC The first thing you must overcome is yourself. OH is forever, though the club is gone . 'su ay V ' KN , . .. Q N . 0 ,V . NQQNK it . N. C. D.: WE MADE IT!! Joshua Mark Sacks 3 Oak Lane Larchmont, NY 10538 f , Midnight Express CIub l if 'P-x if ,fl Q . it ., s f 1 uv Q ,J -5 ' Y' Beechcraft Triple 8 one cleared for take-off It's been a real experience Hobo, B, M.3, T.2, Bluejay, Latin Pig Later: Hud , Rufus fYuIesJ Bakes Thanks: Nordic, Shane, Max, Jennifer, Abadie, Lunchmeat, they said it would never work. . .AM all around. HEY WILLIE!! want to go to Carracas, Ven.? excellent year. Thanks for everything. P , . . X.. . .Tb-......f. x 195 G. Guyer Young Thanks for being there, when I needed you, Suffield. 1897 Spring Valley Dr. Media, Pennsylvania 19063 3 .Q l made it!! Thank God! Thank you, Mom and Dad for everything, and Mere and Mel for your support. I Jenny, that there will always be you, Hope all these good times continue: . H., Fl. W., R. C., D. P., J. G., 1st floor , F. H., and C. Y., and everyone else that helped me along. 196 sun, and lots of M8tMs. 'l '-t?x Mrs. Powell Mr. Graden Mr. Nelson Ms. Foley Mr. Adib-Samii EY BOY Special thanks to: Mr. 8 Mrs. Provost Ardeshir Kheirkhah 96 Mr. F. Vasai P.O. Box 66-1579 Niavaran, Daroos, Shahrzad Bl., Loghman Adham St., Tinoosh Ave 4, Tehran, Iran ' 'HEY HIPP Y' ' -J J lt was a great experience at Suffield, and thank you to the faculty and the students that made it great!! I A H .vp '::-Env-siuuulyul 1. QI ..t4J..n.'.sw!7eN x1 . I I...4ug, A Robert Arthur Stanley, Jr. 320 Hale St. WWW ' Suffield, CT 06078 15254 1 Stud Bobley f A 1 , The Bottom Line. The only generalization that you can make about life is that you can't generalize about life. People and actions don't fit into neat little categories, Evegghing is distinct and uni- que. James Travis Van Law Jr. You gotta be sincere This page dedicated to my twenty pre- vious ancestors who graduated from this school. s XE 15 4a--.Q-Q... 640 Country Manor Drive Decatur, Illinois 62521 43 0 ese ferml. . J. V. L. E E l need my own very special plate of eggs. J. V. L. Sr. A-,v- ':4,fiv IlUgh!ll l hope l've learned something being both boarder and day, but l'm still a day hop at heart. . Many thanks to: Hello Darkness, Musical chicken, Robbin, Margrp, Jon urp, Andrew, and Sue. Oh yeah, Mom and Dad To the Rev. who changed my life 199 Bub, Bagle, Akist, Smitty - Richard Douglass Malcolm Jr. 44 West Lake Street Skaneateles, NY 13152 I've managed to maintain my dignity, but Barbieri lost every bit he had. To: Watson, the Persian contingent, Bosworth, Arneill, Grady, Swanson, Macca, and all the rest of you clowns. I want you to remember L things, Pelvic Persuasion - Skaneatles. I know he's got a brain SOMEWHEREH AI baby! You sex God! Joseph Anthony Barbieri 196 Wachussett Street Springfield, MA 01118 Suspects Hey Buddy It's up to you Special thanks to Rev. Antal, Mr DeSaIvo, Mr. Hoffacker, and Mr Martellini. A 5 Okay, Iet's study seriously for ten minutes. . . 201 Kenneth Philip Wilson Coelho South St. Coventry, CT 06238 Tips, ' , - Q N ' .Q i 4 .M 5 T E A. K RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE, dale, Block Island. Will see you again, somewhere ' T M H.H. Rattlesnake, Mt., Burriinga, ME, Watch Hill, North Field, Ft. Lauder- , . UJl'TII 1JPIO The student will always make what Suffield Academy is so live Good Times Max Clarence Welti - 257 Timrod Road , Manchester, CT 06040 or But I've loved these days So before we end Cand then beginj We'II drink a toast to how it's been A few more times that I can say I've loved these days. Anon 203 f 'l-l 250 Dolphin Dr. Very special thanks and memo- ries to: Viwat CV. VJ Guz, Josh CShaushJ, Dan the Man land Pamj, Gongo, Fiod For . . ., Chow-Chow, Brainard dog, Pin, Touch-me, Glover, Okubi, Lebanto. How's all love always to you Mom and Dad, for all you have given me, and to Karin, Drew and Spencer. Also all my love to Judy who was more than l special to me. Thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Samii for all their hel and patience, and for being like my home away from ome. Thanks to Mr. Hilyard, Mr. Burns, Poe, Antal, and espe- cially Rocky. I'll get you yet, Nina!! 204 Glenn Lewis Schattman Woodmere, NY 11598 God grant me the serenity to accept the thlngs I cannot change courage to change the things l can and wisdom always to tell the difference it-S tl 'S Brian Joseph Green 32 Wagon Fld. . N317 4 'M J Randi, 1, ll g . My love for you will never die. 0 Enfield, CT 06082 I enjoyed Suffield very much, an I will never regret it. Kev, Hugh, Sherm, Tuck, Stud, JerryNSabes, Fig, Joe, Gio, John C., Paul, Utopian arriors, Poe, Ham, Mr. Peraino, Wasky, DeSaIvo, Thanks. ih- Beer: oops, I said it, now, off to Slippery Rock. 205 Sherman Melvin Hawkins Jr 20 Northfield Rd Enfield CT 06072 Class is not a product of the wallet but of the spirit It was us against the rules and the rules os f X E M V A t as-Q. ...Sify ,f -S 34' 35 'XR4 Chatter: What are we going to do this weekend? . . . are we lost 3, lm, thanks for waiting for me . . . why didn't you call me? . . . He's not going with her again is he? - Get a grip . . . Ya sczing . . . I may not be right but I'm never wrong . . . The party is only a gathering until we get there . . . Getheranddumpher . . . l'II have to ask ls Ed sick again? . . . I fell in love with Janet . . . I'm going to study because I want to go to college . . . Revenge . . . I can't handle school . . . Faced . . . I hate you and anyone who looks like you . . . Where did we lose control . . . Your mother . . . Truce We're not stuck up. We're just better than the rest and have trouble hiding it . . . Who did it? . . . Why don't you ask your parents for some money? . . . What a whip master . . . You're a Richard . . . Margaritaville . . . Praying to the great porcelain God . . . Hugh's intelligent comebacks Mirror love . . yn 'nl asxwnumusn nw 18 Thanx: Kev Bert Cwhipmasterj Fig CFranl0 mi Tusk Lou Gator Bags Brian V. Bob Andy Joe Jim G. Mark Jim M. T. R. Sheila Ruth Sabra, Bruce fthe Nurcej, Davey L., Ed Barbi doll, Clamp, Rat, Bird, Goog, Stud, Pudge, ,V,l, 45,1 . -,gg . 11 j, u'1 me-im-g,a,'r.9es lg.. wg- -1 .afffivs WM' M' ' -we zoo , 5 - W f f k -' It ,tw I an I , , , ,r f- L .. - - - X 'gifs- ' B W'--1, fn? Q I t. it ' - ,,f. ' ,fi I g-A, V f :L - : if f 'iff' l 1 ,-R g 11'-5-'-A I , i.g.k.1. Q, A ' 'Z qi' 2, - - -I , 1 ' fifiik b 'fi i kg. Zg:,',, fx x ,' - , I . . 30 f' fx ' ' M' .- r K' ..-.ZL.,-1, -If , . Q ' J., ' ' - 'Q U l K 5 .,di:,.4,'N,.l,x.Qh: 4 ' ,Y Ex t ! ' ,M iq , s- ' V ' . Qi ,.: W -W '- , , , -- 'r1f,,l' ' yrs, K. ?1 - 3. I ' ' I - fi - I P1 ,df I I A , K, . , as I ' , ...., x ', N. 1 . . I ? JY - J, 3 - , , ' V, 4 Q, 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 QM W3 n 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 K ' - I KL 'sf , K ' l I - 1 IX . f, Robbin, Adonis 81 Narcissus ,in ,. A W ,Q get 5 'ws Louis James Aurichio 19 Skyridge Drive Somers, CT 06071 Good-bye, keep in touch: Sherm, Fig, Frautschi, Thorson, Bagle, STUD, Akist, and O'B'. Love always - Danielle, Angel, Mc2, Sheila. C 7 Hugh Murray Rice 39 Westledge Road West Simsbu ry, CT 06092 Hey, Thanks alot! Go ahead, take off on me, Bogart, I don't believe it! Be away, wine, women, and Bruce Springsteen. Homework? What's that? Is the bookworm in the library again? What's your mother's name? Truce, now we're even, palm whipped, Bobber, You dope!! You've got to have control, G.U. roommates, that's trash, be cool, faced again by one of my own comebacks, so what are you gonna do? Hooe - wee. fEdJ Right Milt, later, l'm headin' south! Narcissus and Adonis its ' Shoot it, Bill, Shoot it!! - Pet Duckslayers H.R.: What are we doing tonight Kew K.S.: I don't know, we'll go somewhere. ievery weekendj l'm not always right, but l'm never wrong - Steve,Sherm Good friends, good times, goodbye: Sue, Kev, Sherm, Bordeaux, Ed, Brain, Joe, Y Tuck, Dr. Doe, Gator, Stud, Craig, Bruce, Jerry, Randy, T.R., Jim M., Jim G., Poe, Mr. Stone, Scooter and the big man Southside, and l can't forget - Billy C. Jim K., and Ham. A, - If Kevin Lawrence Stone Stiles Lane Suffield, CT 06078 ot, Q? S You only go around once in life, so grab all the V you can get. Sherm: Butch, Mel, Doctor Windex, Skywalker, Bordeaux ll, Demon of C, Bobby, Steve ll, F2 -f3, 4-4-4-10, Mr. M., Moody Man, Shattered , Hawkins U.W. Hey Hugh, Sherm brought a whole suitcase again. The 3 Musketeers and Darktanion Bill Bordeaux See you soon: Billy, Hugh, Sherm, Jill, Brian, Jim Billy CTUNCJ, Ed, Sue, Disco Fig, Handolf, Bruce, Chris, Clarence Clemons, Bruce Springsteen, The E Streeters, Craig, Tuck, Gator, Stud, Joe, Jim G., Jim M., Poe. Wodd. Ham. Bob. Chris C., Andv. Matthew F. L. Cartmell Old Peterborough Road Hancock, NH 03449 lf you love something, But are not sure, Set it free. It's yours If it doesn't, It never was anyway. - Anon. Special thanks to: Bruce Hamil- ton, Dave Rockwell, and John Pohanka. If it comes back to you, Perhaps we will soon part, Our paths may never touch again, If so, a part of me will go with you: But the memory you've given me will remain. be Memory is the diary carry with - Anon. From one roommate to the other: Hey Dutch, what happened to my. . .that you borrowed? 1. I don't know. 2. I lost it. 3. I broke it!! , l,,tm,5 f 55. 'S Stephen McQuay Dutcher T' Y 12 Island A ,xg 1 Jenson Beach, FL 33457 g s...fv.f Charlie, Julie, Bity, Bard, Summer, Benson, Alex, ' I' ,fx Stu, Ginger, Joe, Flit, Fred, Jamie, Deb, Dad, Thanx . 'V.Q :-if f ' .X ' Milo, oops I dropped it!, Tommy Flowers, Jabbar, 'H 'I Matthew, Gaynor, Hubbard, Dahill, The South, Brus, I . - Lisa Fleitnauer, Sheridan, the Oak Tree, Ruth Ann, , I -' ,gifif Goldsbourough. - I wx f Mg, ,u,, ,. y . an ...W .. , . You can dream, but you can never go back the way you came. Deb - I tried. Lisa - I did. Celeste - it was Saturday night. Jenn - it was new. Riet- nauer - I hoped. Longo -it slipped away. Where did it go? I can't find it! w . f . So if you think your life's confused, because your neighbor's got it made, just remember , , , it's an illusion, and inside we're all the same. If there s a will there s a way. 211 Mehrdad Adib-Samii Pahlavi Ave. P.O. Section 15 Behjet Abad Apts. Block 12 i You are not always a winner. No. 319, Tehran, Iran Hey, you know, my father has an oil well. I y-1111 :ll Z..- Once the student gets the ball, it's hard for faculty to take it back. Freak out!! 13 l I Waiting to graduate. 9!12!76-5!27!79 Y Brendan Paul Mulligan 96 Aramco, Box 1895 Dhahran, Saudi Arabia an .. Intramural Capt. Mahmood Assangari 50, Andish G West Andish, Abasabad Avenue Tehran, Iran Zal0 Suffield B wr f' L O 1 h 6 I' S I W 0 'x Gooze , it's 3 o'clock, hurry up! A Special thanks to Mrs. m Foley, Mr. D., Mr. j Laplante and Mr. Antal. Director of kiss club Rejections!!! Mah- a d e mood, it's five of . . . e V.D.C .... Landshark Disco 45 National Rental . . . Rick, can l have a din- ner out . . . George Washington . . . Gooz- darimii . . . Later Dudes. a h Hey, Don Juan, watch the girls! Boston, Boston!!! Special thanks to E.C., R.G., M.G., A.M., R.M., J.G., T.H., F.A., R.R K.W., J.L., W. For a good time. Good luck to all, Later. 'Mahmood Nancy Leigh McManus Brook Hollow Drive Auburn, NY 13021 For what is it to die but to stand naked inthe wind and to melt into the sun? And what is itto cease breathing but to free the breath from its restless tides that it may rise and expand and seek God unencumbered? Only when you drink from the river of silence shall you indeed sing. And when you have reached the mountain top, then you shall begin to climb. wi l 2 l - S 3 f - 'ri-.Q as may lx And when the earth shall claim your limbs, then you shall truly dance. - Kahil Gibran frgiffaj' - Killer and to all a good night! 215 Francis Xavier Figueroa 264 Hazard Ave. Enfield, CT 06082 . 5' A ,.n, xii Man thanks to Marc V Akist, Y -, Goog, Vi., Sherm, Lou, Bagle Mark G., Jim G., Ken C., craigl Brian, Kev, Joe O'B., Cots, Tuck, Pete, lan, Gig, Randy, Sam, Ann Marie, Mig. - Stay in touch -- Fig 216 t I will not go t Prefer a east of Friends To the Giant Family VFNH' . James Steven Viola, Jr. 1182 Enfield St. Enfield, CT 06082 ,J ff' , x .I xy..-1 . X. ' is fxh w -'L Marc Edward Veseskis 107 Cornell Dr. Enfield, CT 06082 Fig. . . Oh Lady , P. B., Vet Penny. . . My love Jim V .... Have fun with Bev. John O .... Goog, Doors. Porter ... Who's the girl week? Ken. . .pick up two at Gino's Chris C .... W8tJ Roommate To other friends: Boas, Lisa, Max, Amy, Fred T., Tracy, Oogy, Twerp. Walking a straight road a man never gets lost Pohanka's Plantation Cartmell, Veseskis, Coelho. Weekend Keg Co. this Q G a V A A. 5,1 A ' . C if b V , .,,. .K 1 . f. ':. I , A 1 1-Ao . . q - . , 5 , Q ,1 !x I . :gg-f -- VS.. .-funn. .5 V: . 5 -f'wL 'gf Q 1 1' . ' 1 s fin. . gg ' 1 ' 'g' M 1- 5' 55 1559571 .w 'QQ K' ' xiii lr 1 Q , 'L 'J I LE M , .. . , Z, :Q K . K I K E 1 ffgs 1 2-I . . H - I Without these friends, my experience at Suf- field would not have been as meaningful as it was: Glenn fJudy 13 Itaru, Gooz, Tachy fJudy 23, Josh, Rod, Rudy, Mick, Gozles, Levanto, Reid, Glover, Weedy, Stanley, and Dan, CPamJ Got Ya, Okuboll Viwat Poenateetai 24 Soi Sirichai 1 Mahachai Road Bangkok 11, Thailand . , 15. , sg--1. yn - fs, 'fa 4' Q '-.ll 'Thr- 1 :. , 'T ' .1 1, N A Dx p S , .. 1 w'1,1'i'1 Ef f xi .- nt: t p What?! 1 1 'V X , wt? J R. -J ,.'.. ' dwg, 0. Special thanks to the following people who are parts of my successful life here: Mr. and Mrs. Powell, Mr. Hilyard, Mr. Vincenti, Mr. Samii, Mr. Corbiere, Mr. Rockwell, Mr. De., Mr. LaPlante, Mr. Compton, and Mr. Coerper With the gratefulness and love to all the American families I have been staying with: The Hales, The Betts, The Stanleys, The Kellys, The Deckermans, The DeLucas, and the Schattmans. 1 3 Thanks for being there Diana, J.Fl., Rev., Mr. 8 Mrs. C., Mr. Vincenti, Mr. Samii, Mr. Graden, Mr. Downes, Rocky, Awrighty, Miss Foley, Mr. Hilyard, Joyce, Dotti. Bonjour Belgians - Merci Beaucoup H Qld .' va Q--ra i , l 1 l ,I ,. I,,,E! ' i . I IJ ins ,il I 144 ., 7'. 'gr T I J ., 'fr' . ' -J A 44 LJ 3 .- ' if 1 -' l! f : :1 L 220 Roderick Thomas Frechette ll 16 Wynding Hills Rd. East Grandby, CT 06026 XVhat makes Rod Frcchettc so L lx Nun lkillgula- !.b'i.,,,L lllr. Thanks Mom 8. Dad Have fun Sis. V, Qgux , 9 3 Q, H.. .liv- Kid slick says Hey Ho dare to the coolies: Davy Glenny, Pawy, Gorilla, Peta, Bobby, Larence Nick, and Uncle Homer. The East Granby Toga Boys: Mark, Karen, Brian Doug, Vic, Ricky, Mitch, Kosks, Brem, John Cow Pardy Hardy. Good luck to all the Iranians. l -ll'l'D. -. 3?-',. i 4., l A IMA-.J rluuviincnucux I ' ' ' l wi ,m unsure mnncsxu s, V I uxmx vrrrcirm uliwitxw X - ,. -v - 'lim krzlT'flx1'x urn-,wx I fig I A . - X - 51 wnxvi nl If In ,IV ' YXUKKXI I f cl 'S , I X 5 u 'vx L fs 4 I. c l X 4 9 ,, T 2, V - ag V -' . 4- , -Y .A '-'19 is-D ' 'MV' '::1 'A fa x.- 526 f ug . -,. ,K sl' .. - 9 ' T-'--4, J -H, Here's to the memories: Cucumber- head Schmit, Dan the Man Hick, Sucha S.B., you should have, Tach- man, Kato, Pin, Rudi, Viwat, ltaru, Spicardo Dawg. lt's all over. OK Bye. Thanks Mr. Rockwell, Mr. Downes, J.R., and Mr. Graden, for some of the greatest trips. Thanks and TTIOTG, MOITI and Dad. ff it Dgf Joshua Woodward Smith 206 West Norwalk Road T Darien, CT 06820 T 35 J!-p. Kiss my klister. - Mr. C. S u rtsey Mt. Lafyette Rockett Rodney Prapain Abersnach Tach me Baybey Rudy Chow Chow Glenn Shatt man T Spicarso Branard Dog The Redneck We Wott Mohammad-Ali Ostadali- Makhmalbal W. Takhdejamshid, Kakh I wish you a successful year good luck! Circue Keyvan Avenue Zohre St. No. 16 Tehran, Iran I had an enjoyable time with these guys! Don t let them have the ball... 4 W1 5 I Here I come 222 x Patricia Merrick Celentano Washington Avenue Hyannisport, MA 02647 at .L ,fri X 4 1, , i ' 1- fu? . 9253-f Jelf PH: sf' If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a Different Drummer. Let him step to the music that he hears, however measured or far away. -Thoreau. Ah, if I could put to words that music which i hearg that music which can bring tears to the eyes of mar- ble St6fUI'6S. ThOI'9aU. If music be the food of love, play on. 4.4 223 fa f, . :Au .K Golden lads and girls all must as T T Fred Caton Tolsdorf Wolf Den Road Brooklyn, CT 06234 chimney sweepers, come to dust. - Cymbeline .ESQ before after The stars are dying all the time -l read that somewhere - blazing into life and then burning awayg though I guess l'll never believe it really. - Anton Myrer if I Za' i iuncheon Hmm Cocktails Smnffielhg i g ln ' 71, 'Q , Tl' 5, 22 'A T Art and Cat The Inn Group 224 w. Linda, the last of a magnificent breed. aff The Room Thanks to everyone and spe- cial thanks to the Conno Mr. Martellini. Pomeroy rs and Arthur Bill Kieger Il 16 Proctor St. - Hopkinton, MA 01748 Sis: lf a rose is worth 10 points in a game, it's worth 10 in life. ,,gr ljgg. frawg Thanks to the Connors, Jim Margie, DC7, Sis, J. Antal Burns. EGG CH-CH-CH-CHAPLE All a persorgcan do in this life is to gather about him his integrity, his imagination and his individuality. Jenny, Ham, Porter, and Mr: 1 Good luck to the Dennison crew To Charlie and Sophies, From RMS. Thanks for the good times 1 225 Suzanne J. Stevens 72 Pine Drive Southington, CT 06489 4 .9 arih Kool Kitty and Super Suzie L'-'r 4 I'm sorry if I missed someone, but this page is too small to accommodate two years of my life. I thank you, Suf- field, forthe friendships, good times, and especially the chance to grow. Goodbyes never came easy to me, l'll miss you: J.W. fmy first friendj, C.W., S.K., DR., S.S., L.S., C.G., B.R., JR., L.M., N.D., N.B. and everyone else. Kat, I never would have made it without you. Most of all I'd like to thank my family for always being there and if someday I could be half the person my parents are, I'lI feel I really accomplished something. My ambition is to be happy and reach my greatest potential. Just be what you want to be and you'll be happy in the end and 'I love you'. Take it e-a-s-y and don't get hurt. Never underestimate the power of a woman. 'T' 'fi R The Road of Life, I expect to pass th rough this world but once. Any good therefore that I can do or any kindness that I can show to any fellow creature, let me do it now for I shall not pass this way agaun. Katina White 684 East 109th Street Cleveland, OH 44108 Carry on - L.H., D.R., Rudder- man, C.W. Been Fun - Wat- son, Shoes, Sab, Judy, T.R., N.D., Trish, Gwen, Kathy, RC., Super Suzy K.I.T. 1 we - I 5 s if fi? Ei11ge-I I xv 227 228 31 K kkvfryfar Nancy Walton Follansbee 109 Buckingham Ftoad Pittsburg, PA 15215 1 R -'Q 1 a ' 1 l I t. ,LJ 4 x ' 'H ,R W kt ,. ! ,4,1, , ,,,.-f- A Itaru Okubo 13-6, 1-Chrome, Kogane Kiyoshigaoka, Matsudo-shi Chiba Prefecture, Japan yZ '- 5 ex I. N21 Ffh' N! -1- nfl Jennifer A. Starr Knowles Landing Middle Haddam, CT 06456 Special Thanks to the people who have helped me the most both in class and out: Mrs. Samii, Mr. Martellini, Mr. Glover, Mr. Hof- facker, Rev. Antal, Mrs. Connors. Donna, thanks for all those great times we had together. My third high school! . . . X-country . . . captain . . . a lot of running . . . I didn't know they made Moose size Levi's? . . . Can Can girls. . .C and her N6 D62 High . . . but how do you say it in Spanish? . . . Stella and her wild ideas . . . One holi- day I took a hike . . . Boston Creme Pie . . . Did you see the note outside your window? . . . We finally won an X-country race! . . . Peacock, a personal friend of mine . . . Bahamas . . . 10:30 p.m. Iet's go running . . . you know what kind of girls are in Curtis Dorm . . . The shadow . . . Forget it, we'll ask the proctor to do it . . . Chinese restaurants and sundaes . . . horses . . . T.A. . . . Doobies . . . Starbuck . . . X- country camp - a lot of fun - 50 miles! . . . A trip to River- side Park on Saturday. . .Suffield. . . I go from place to place and yet still feel the need to move on. '1 A Frank: Good luck and happiness always. Donna Elizabeth Goldbach P.O. Box N7796 Nassau, Bahamas Best wishes to Colleen and Kathy. To Jen, I can't say how much your friend- ship has meant to me this year. Much happi- NESS. Nw., ,W .,r' ' w if l Many thanks to Mrs. Samii, Mrs. Wilson, have never let me down. and my parents who 231 l 9' ' VOM Forever Friendship Colleen Deborah Green Amston Rd. Amston, CT 06231 ls this Chuck?! . . . Pistachio Ice Cream ... Melo- dramatic . .. I'm a All you need in this life is ignorance and confidenceg then success is sure. - Mark Twain field experience more and Mrs. Provost. 4 'f., To special people, thank- you for making my Suf- J.R., Mrs. Samii, G3, Mr. diet . .. Ramada Weekend .. . Wednesday pro- jects ... Where can we cash a check? . .. 1:30 Pizza hoists-- do they deliver? ... You 8 me against the ln a circle of friends, and in relation to close associates or competitors, there is no short out through, and no substitutes for, an individu- .nh A love and secu- The years teach much which me Q'fg,,,5b,fN0'ds days never know. - Ralph Waldo Emerson 5 To my dear . Mom 81 Dad ,e,,,,s T concerning alized understanding. Those Wear mine Cleins forever . . . Cloud nine getadinner cut ...Rising Sun... You Hens! ... Read this Kath . . . May 19 The Affair put it in perspective . . . We willcruise. Massachusetts - Connecticut - New Jersey wherever ... Forever close at heart. I think we're win ning. Katheryn Alane Gilchrist 1800 Silas Dean Hwy. Rocky Hill, CT 06067 Thanks Daddy, it's been fitting and whom we love and admire most are the men and women whose conscious- ness is peopled thickly with persons rather than with the types, who know us rather than the classification into which we might fit. - Walter Lippmann Special Thanks to. The Bookstore beauties, Diana Fuller, Mr. and Mrs. Provost, Lizzie, Gondo and Sa. H f f, 'Qi If you can imagine it, you can achieve it. lf you can dream it, you can become it. William ArthurWard proper. Before pink panther says good-bye to Snoopy go through the list. Gracias Amor es el descubrimiento de noso- tras en otros y el placer del recono- cimiento. Gracias. Alexander Smith Jenny Krasner ' 1043 Madison Avenue New York, NY 10021 Thank you, Suffield Academy. Bea . . . eat drink and be merry . . . Fiorucci . . . 54? Eurore . . . Die . . .fsy Q t 1 , J 1 Kat . . . nine month, pumpkin! Let's go through the list . . . What! . . 1:30 pizza y 1 y .J an , ' M v ,, I , or 1 - 553511 rn 2 1- 0 -T' ,itz i iiL1 A B Q Cristin . . . Cristin? You can wear that, no I can't . . . 54 . . . Cham pagne. . .0ui! Bill I talked to Antal . . . Want to tie up the school? Bread, wine 81 a .I: A lf VA 4 .5 A, ' . V 'f - QW 3 e-...,. if V v .1 .Y V Q 4 . G .. X 1. .1 Cristin Elizabeth Gallup RFD 1, Box 203 Salisbury, CT 06068 To all those who never understood me, I'm sorry, I don't think I ever under- stood you either. My arriving at Suffield as a junior, was a challenge after leaving Hotchkiss, where l encountered people and made friends who l will X '6 always love. To live in a very different environment was not easy, change is f a hard thing to enact. To everyone who helped me or made my years at school special, I extend my most sincere gratitude. Thanks are due to more people than initials could fit on this page. To compensate for lack of space, I -' must limit all the words and names to a thank you that is as sincere as it is b X short. Special thanks to: Mummy, Daddy, Grandma, Grandpa, Sarah, John, . HX Alex, Xan, Terri, Lisa, Jenny, Kat and Bea. , Oh what a great day this can be in Rainbows, tea, where is Bea? history. There are no ugly women, There are only women who don't Know how to be beautiful. Salsbury's a small town. i Facts don't cease to exist because they are ignored. 235 D X 1 Beatriz Roche mv-HW Apartado 60317 Caracas Venezuela 'C3f Thank you Suffreld for everything. f R Treaty of Tisch Rex Swany Michael John Swanson 374 Main Street West Dennis, MA 02670 X 1 , If N . t on , . Wi ,Q fi '. ,,,,t,,,1 X V I V K . A t ,, - The bird's on the porch The sKeIeton's in the closet 7 Prapln Abhlnorasaeth dfh 784-790 New Road Seing Kong Bangkok, Thailand SUFFIEL ACADEM Mom and Dad: you are the best, and thanks for everything. Thank you Toi and Chart for feeding and giving me a place to sleep every time I went to Boston. ei L. A ggmj, 1- ,Q E+ ti S , ,JF ,AL . F K , K' ,. M ' : ig, A X . '-YQ 'Q . is maine-4. K: if-3 92 Q .. A - X Q' 5 2 ' - ' Q , I , K J . 1 . .,Zi..el-vm 4 L . V l'll Thank you for being my friends: 1 5 , v . Ji Josh Ccucumber headj, Ricky, Rod Rudy, Tach, Viwat, Dan, Glen, and Ed. Oops! It does not move, guys. best place. Nora Raquel Benoliel P.O. Box 161 Caracas, Venezuela Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true, - L. J. Cardinal Svenens Remember H.M.H. Good Times Good Luck: Sabes, Donna, Jen Lewis, Heather, Nancy, Schrages. Take care: Jill, Nadine, Dawn, Claire S., Thomas U., Marth. Thanks to all those teachers who made Suffield an excellent experience: JR, Rocky, Mrs. Wilson, Miss Hamlin, Mrs. Powell. Curtis Crew Bye Suffield, it was only a year, but l'll miss you. hr! 5 Sqqiw T 1 Randall Flagg Wood my , gl 185 South Street ' ' - '5 Auburn, MA 01501 240 .P -v Q 1 1. em-, -. 1 4 Who's in the Closet? We shall be remembered more by the kind of people we were, rather than by the things we did. ' ' west Falmouth, MA LONG-LJVE -jus 1Nq7:7JL HFBD Thanks to - Brian, Shane, Bos, Porter, Swany, Fred, Frauts- chi, Lude, Max, Joe Levanto, The Dead, Craig Boas, TR, Macca, Lou-Do, Mr. Antai. Good luck to S.A.: Morgan, Bill Buzzborne, Bob Foster, Ben Gerardo, Alison Welch, If one advances confidently in the direction of his dreams, and endeavors to live the life which he has imagined, he will meet with suc- cess unexpected in common hours. -Thoreau William Joseph Carey 115 Maple Blvd. Pawling, NY 12564 I can't describe it, I can just stare in awe. No bird soars too high, if he soars with his own wings. -William Blake Rev. Antal Mr. Hilyard Mr. Sawyer Mr. Hoffacker Rich Joe AI and Martha. Special Thanks to: I There is more to life than increasing its speed. Ghandi 241 James Andrew Royce Meyer 10 Cedar Lane Weston, CT 06888 I came here for an educa- tion, The heart is deceitful above all things, and desperately But it was the people who kept me coming back! -- J.A.M. wicked. The Fort Lauderdale Experience - Jeremiah 1719 The best thing in my life to this point! thanks Guys Blondes do have more fun!! Good friends - Good Times Thanks to: P.B.C., JR., Mr. and Mrs. Kinne and Pervear, The Con- nors, Mr. Gooch, Mr. 44.35 Gra- den. The Mad Rev , Ted, and the rest of the faculty. Thanks to my mother - words are not enough to express my love and devotion to this lady of wonder. . .Dad l.L.Y. 242 kilt is ., ,J X K V., ef .3 s. Special thanks to: Stiff, Porter, Bos, Fred, Shane, Swany, Kenny, Tony, Kiegs. Fred T., Randy, Mark, Dog, Bo, Fig, Reid, Mal- colm, Watson, Kevin, Hugh, Debby Kitty Rogers, Leslie, Anne, Schrages, Cindy, Judy, Smacks, Rock, and everyone else lforgot. James Mansfield Goodwin 588 Main Street South Windsor, CT 06074 Debbie it2 f Remember Ft. Lauderdale guys. A . . . Bojangles Put your left leg over my shoulder Debbie 31 L.!.l . . .When Fred took me for a drag . . . Bombing Bill Bitting . . . The pretzel contest at Holiday Inn . . .The girl in the yellow Corvette Mohammad Ali Kalali Kue Dad, 8 Second Avenue Ghalhak, Tehran, Iran Thank you all for being the best I have ever played with. You guys are just FANTASTIC!! J 1 A :W V: 1ST --ffl Hey AI, Let's go and show them some soccer!!! It is not what you have, it's how you see it. You only get out of something what Hassan Ali Adib-Samii Kar Bank, Hafez it 11 Tehran, lran Words The notebook opens, the light on and paper empty nothing is disturbing it. I try to write the word Love, but it sinks like a pebble in water, it's gone still again. I push again, try to spell Life. The page has something small, a fly in the woods, van- ishing sound. l wonder what the small thing is? For I am puzzled. l am forced to write another. Freedom. The paper seems to be getting something else on it a leaf broken from a tree. What does it mean? - Helen Smith you put into it. Special thanks: M.N., D.R., E.S., M.P. 46 Behrooz Nasre-Eslahani Behjat - Adab Apts. No. 7 Apt. 182 Tehran, Iran , , w,.- ll Thanks to Mr. Nelson for all the hard times he gave me. I really had a good time with all of you! Special Thanks to: Mr. Hilyard and Mr. Powell Nicholas Yagtzoglou Campbell 480 Ridgeland Terrace Leonia, NJ 07605 Good Luck Rudy, Eol, Viwat, Pin, Josh and Rod 247 Good, bad and hard times mix together for a memorable experi- ence Winning is a great feeling, but one must get the most he can from losing. Thomas Everett Bosworth 10 Chestnut St. South Dartmouth, MA 02748 Special thanks to my mother, father and family. watch out for those BOXERS 'Rigs . 248 One learns through his mistakes, I know that I did Fly higher with Two years ago we became one, We y,,,,.,- S the eagles. ts, 217- 47Q,,UlVVl1t'r I,,l'I'l1ir ' 1 learned, loved, and lived together. Porter Bruce Arneill It's always present, We see it, eyes open and closed. It's a Knowledge in love and hatred. Behind open and closed doors. Life. Unexpected. Unencountered True beauty lies in that which has not yet conquered by man?! Don't let the sun catch you crying. P.O. Box 1454 Guilford, CT 06437 fifth er.-sr I was gratified to be able to answer promptly, and I did. I said Ididn't know! Richard Edward Currey 68 Sk Rid eDrive Sue, Rufus, and meg The Three Stooges. HU 250 gll Y 9 Somers, CT 06071 h '17, 4' .fa x. f .2143 4. ,-gy' fl, 5.4: Suffield School Spirit Special thanks I ,f of to Mr. C., Mr. Samii, and The Bearded Kavian Maghzy No. 27 Safiri Street North Fran, Tehran, Iran Special thanks to Mr. Pervear, Mrs. Powell, and Mr. Samii. Hey, guys, it's 10 o'cIock! Gator, Tuck, Vogelperson, Duke and Stud, have fun no matter what you do. l l , Munch out!! Bo, even though you are MIA everybody here at Suffield will remember you always 252 Dog. Jeffrey Mark Brainard Route 169 Canterbury, CT 06331 . Y David Crandall Shick 2826 Coronado Way Vero Beach, FL 32960 The South's gonna do it again To have hair or not to have hair is the question. Now you tell me who has more hair. Lots of thanks to: Charlie Daniels Band, Lynard Skynard, Outlaws, Molly Hatchet for making life a lit- tle easier. .wg wim- zur Ricardo Jose Gonzalez Cordove Argentina St. A-13 Gardenville Bayamon, P.R. 00619 Gonzo Spic Will a Puerto Rican be standing there in the '80 Olym- Spicardo lnspector!! pics? Scholar Gonzalez gets into bigger and better things. -Dr. DeSaIvo E I s E On June 2,1979CPonce P.R.J, The door opened and the rock fell. 'Qi M, ., Good luck: Schickster, Gleas, Harry, The crew, Cucumberhead, Pin, Rod, Dan, Reid 81 Kenny, Massive M, AI, Goozdari, Ma., York 8t Chester, Eddie O., Glenn, Alf, Pedro, Debs, Romeo 81 Juliet, Special Thanks to: Mom 81 Dad, Mr. Hof- facker, Mr. Hilyard, The Hollow Dog, Lisa. Third Place! Oh Q! '8.itCp! To my friends still at S.A. Have a dynamite next year 81 Go For lt. 'X , 1. .1 ' The Ultimate Sailing Machine. The biggest boat's got the right o'wa . - gacing in Antigua race week. Irs i 253 4 Sheila Rose McConnack 1105 North Street Suffield, CT 06078 A friend is one To whom one may pour Out all the contents Of one's heart. Knowing that the Gentlest of hands Will take and sift it And with a breath of Kindness blow the rest Away F Keep what is worth keeping - Arabian Proverb if Chaff and grain together f', I iN, Come on. Cyrano, it's time to go. Good luck to all I leave behind and all that are leaving with me. Chaiyatach Vechmamontien 131-131 X1 Bo Bay Market Pratumwun, Bangkok, Thailand Special thanks to the Palombas, the Frechettes, and Mrs. Powell. For Judy Rosie LaFIame: I wish that we knew each other a long time so we could have had a more meaningful relationship. Love you always. w,We'3m'5 44,so Qpfwuf-'D 9 1 x. 5? so 6 Hobart Brinsmaid Walker 1 Beardsley Lane Huntington, NY 11743 xx XX X X x XS VX , Jabbar Nassirzadeh Ave. Villa 35 Varsho Street It is really good to have such parents that they care about you and also have a brother that you can always depend on, and for all of these, I really enjoy every second that I am with them. Tehran, Iran Special thanks to Mr. Samii and Mrs. Powell for all they have done for me. 7 Thomas Christian Vogelmann Scherfghinstrasse 65 5000 K6ln 4141 Deutschland, CWest Germanyj L w A long dispute means both sides are wrong. Thanks for all the things you did for me and all the other international students, Mrs. Powell. wr? ly , 'fa he M Experience is the name everyone gives his mistakes. To the Gutemanns: Thank you very much for everything you did for me l 'NH Q, . ,Wa agmrg, fl. E ,H T ,Q , ' W fs, .,,.,i,,,..,,.,.W. I .af i A 4 -4942.1 ', 5 Thanks for everything, Mr. Stone. to good Rudolph Show-Chung Chow 1310 North Oak St. Apt. 407 Arlington, VA 22209 .IVA Special thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Powell. Farewell to: P.A., J.S., Fl.F., G.S., V.P N.C., FLG., and l.O. Enjoy when you can, and endure when you must. The College Handbook Jeffrey Hughes Wagner 10 Old Oak Drive Simsbu ry, CT 06070 Johann Wolfgang von Goethe We take no pleasure in permitted joys, but what's forbidden is more keenly sought. - Anon Thanks to Bob for many glowing nights! zzz that's nice zzz , Scott who? Thank you, Rocky Say something Tatish. - Chris Brady The Crazy ltalian - Bill Nichols When you risk it, you appreciate life better. - T. Wolfe Come on guys Iet's not talk dirty anymore. - J.T. Does my hair look O'Kay - J.T. Good bye and Thanks: T. Wolfe C. Brady A. Flarus B. Stanley J. Caswell D. McBain T.R. Goodman J. Barbari R. Frechette S. Mullins B. Olson G. Rockwell B. Kaplan P. Bloznalis To Robin, Matt, and Sue: This ain't what you think it is, You've got to be prepared, and you've got to realize that this isn't anything else but this. Tim, next time you have a New Year's Eve party and have the urge to invite us, conquer it. -J.T. John Avidis Tatoian 1106 Enfield Street Enfield, CT 06082 Thanks: Mr. Hilyard, Mr. Glover, Mr. Vincenti, Mr. Rock- well, Mr. Graden, Mr. Powell, Mr. Connors, Mr. Antal Thank you: Michael Cimno Mike Nichols Sam Peckinpah Steven Speilberg Vilnos Zsignond Floy Aubojnond Bob Matlery Teddy Grossman L.B. Abbot Albert Whitlock Francis Ford Cappola Stanley Kubrick John Sturges William Faulkner Bill Butler John Schesinger Martin Scorsese 261 , 54' 1 -' W if 1 . 1 J , .f 1 'f-xt. V x IAA fmt.. - 'QT' .f '5c ,- 3 9- .1 ' -.- . LJ J? . fs.. 3 A Q., IP , .2 QL J ll ' - ox N I 1 01.7 ff' X .' .,f..,',f , ' X Q R X f - 1, gan ff 42 ,ff-M C' . I 1 r Q . i Y. s, 4. f .Y s , Q- -x QQA .W -A 5. - ,,,, . 4 . .. .W 1w 9'. L ., . --1 ' EFT? Nil V '1g x 1 4 Abberley, Fred, p. 180. 5-4-60. Roanoke. Var. SOCCGFQ Var. Hockey3 Var. Lacrosseg Radio Club. Abhinorasaeth, Prapin, p. 238. 1-10-61 . Northeastern. JV Soccer, 33 Swimming, 33 JV Track, 33 Var. Track, 43 Intra- murals, 43 Outing Club, 3, 43 Movie Club, 43 Fuller Hall Inspector. Adib-Samil, Hassan, p. 245. 3-30-61 . Central Conn. State. JV Wrestling, 23 Var. Soccer, 3, 43 JV Hockey, 43 Spring Soc- cer, 43 Pres., lnt'l Students3 Outing Club, 1, 2, 33 Photo Club, 2, 33 Camping, 1, 2, 3, 4. Adib-Samil, Mehrdad, p. 212. 12-5-62 undecided. Arneill, Porter, p. 248. 1-31-61. Denison. Var. Football, 33 JV Wrestling, 3, 43 JV Lacrosse, 33 Proctor, 43 Var. Lacrosse, 4. SENIOR INDEX Assangari, Mahmood, p. 214. 4-18-61 . George Washington U. Aurichio, Louis, p. 207. 3-22-61 . Connecticut. JV Football, 1, 23 Var. Cross- Country, 3, 43 JV Basketball, 1, 23 JV Tennis, 1, 23 Var. Foot- ball, 3, 4 tcapt.J3 Var. Tennis, 3, 4. Barbieri, Joseph, p. 201. 1-27-61 . Clark. Cross-Countryg Tennis3 Photo Club. Benoliel, Nora, p. 239. 5-28-61 . Tulane. Benson, Brian, p. 140. 10-3-61. Ohio Wesleyan. Bitting, William, p. 192 8-19-59. Stetson. Var. Footballg Var. Golfg Dorm PTOCTOTQ Tour Guide, 43 WSAR, 3, 4 Cstation mgr.J3 Ping-Pong Team. ls- Boas, Craig, p. 165. 1-3-61. Denison. Proctor, Inspector, Stu.-Fac Senate3 Jazz Bandg Var. Foot- ball3 Var. Basketballg Var Lacrosse. Bosworth, Thomas, p. 249. 6-30-60. Bethany. Football, 3, 43 JV Lacrosse, 3 Var. Lacrosse, 43 Dorm Proc- tor, 43 Headwaiter, 4. Brainard, Jeff, p. 252. 2-19-61 . Alfred. Ltwt. Football3 JV Wrestling Var. Track3 Cross-Country. Brennan, Jennifer, p. 155. 7-15-62. Wesleyan. Var. Soccer, 43 Var. Basketball 43 Debating, 43 Var. Softball, 4 Cue and Curtain. Burek, Laura, p. 161. 5-22-61. U. of Wisconsin. Campbell, Nick, p. 247. 11-17-61. Leheigh. Outing Club, 3, 43 Debating, 4 Tennis, 23 Chess Club 2, 3 Computer Club, 4. Carey, Bill, p. 241. 11-24-60. Ithaca. Cross-Country, 43 Basketball 43 Wilderness, Torch Society. Cartmell, Matt, p. 210. 3-15-61. UNH Ltwt. Football, 23 JV Hockey, 2 33 Var. Hockey 43 JV Lacrosse 3,43 Pohanka's Plantation, Fall 4. Celentano, Pal, p. 223. 10-7-61. Cleveland. Inst. of Music. Chase, Robin, p. 146. 3-14-61 . U. of Rochester. Chow, Rudy, p. 259. 5-5-59. George Washington. JV Baseball, 2, JV Soccer, 2, 3, Basketball, 2, 3, Var. Track, 3, 4, Riflery, 4, Int'l. Student Rep., 3, 4, Dorm Proctor, 3, 4, Chess Club, Outing Club. Ciereszko, Liz, p. 139. 8-4-61 . Georgetown. Var. Swimming, Cue 81 Curtain, Kulle House Proctor, Inspec- tor-Headwaiter, Torch Society. Coates, Chris, p. 158. 12-26-61. Washington and Jefferson. Football, 1, 2, Baseball, 1, 2 CJVJ, 3, 4 CVar. Co-Capt.J, Wart- hogs, 3, Var. Soccer, 4, Swim- ming, 1, 2, 3, Ping-Pong, 2, 3, Tutoring, 2, 3, Chess Club, 1, Study Hall Proctor, 3, Inspec- tor, 4. Coelho, Ken, p. 202. 1-14-61. Franklin Pierce. Lacrosse, 1, 2, 3, 4, Football, 1, 2, Warthogs, 3, Nordic Skiing, 3, 4 fCo-Captj, Pohanka's Plantation, 4. Currey, Rich, p. 250. 3-30-61. RPI. JV Basketball, 2, 3, JV Soccer, 3, Var. Soccer, 4, Var. Basket- ball, 4, Inspector, 4, Pioneer, 3, 4 fSports Ed.J, Cue 81 Curtain, 4, Study Hall Proctor, 3. DeTurk, Nancy, p. 172. 1-28-61. U. of Colorado. JV Soccer, 3, JV Field Hockey, 2, Warthogs, 4, Var. Swimming, 2, Var. Alpine Skiing, 3, 4, Var. Lacrosse, 3, Cue 81 Curtain. Donatrio, Deanne, p. 148. 3-27-61 . U. of Hartford. JV Field Hockey, 4, Chess Club, 4, Intramurals, 4. Dutcher, Steve, p. 211. 10-10-61. Southern Methodist. Tennis, 3, 4, Soccer, 3, 4, Intra- murals, 4, Swimming, 3, Tour Guide, 3, Mooch, 3, 4, Study Hall Proctor, 4, Unsuccessful Lover,3,4. Ellsworth, Will, p. 142. 5-28-60. U. Vermont. Var. Hockey, 3, Var. Golf, 3. Figueroa, Fran, p. 216. 3-23-61 . Providence. JV Basketball, 2, 3 CC0'C3Df-J: Var. Basketball, 4, Var. Base- ball, 3, 4, Tutor, 3, Pioneer, 4, Work Squad Inspector, 4. Flynn, Grace, p. 163. 10-3-61. Emory. Var. Field Hockey, Var. Hockey fmgrj, Var. Tennis, Aquinas Club, Bell. Follansbee, Nancy, p. 228. 2-17-61 . Vanderbilt. Field Hockey, Tennis, Dance, Basketball, Proctor. Forsman, Bev, p. 162. 12-27-60. UVM. Frankenthal, Andy, p. 143. 11-2-60. New England College. Warthogs, 4, Intramur-als, 4. Frautschi, Paul, p. 156. 5-17-61 . Ohio Wesleyan. Var. Football, Swimming. Frechette, Rod, p. 220. 3-6-61 . St. John's. Ltwt. Soccer, 1, 2 fcapt.J, JV Soccer, 3, Cross-Country, 4, Nordic Skiing, 1, 2, 3, 4 ico- capt.J, JV Baseball, 1, 2, Track, 3, Spring Soccer, 4, Chess, 3, 4, War Games, 1, 2, Flying, 4, Bridge Street, 2, 3, White Mountains, 3 times, Washing- ton, D.C., 2 times, Burnt Island, Assiteak ls., Cape Hatteras, Bull Run, Shenandoahs, Bel- gium. Gallup, Cristin, p. 235. 6-19-60. Tufts. Debating Club, 3, 4 Cpres.J, Social Comm., 3, 4 Cpresj, Var. Soccer, 3 Cco-capt.J, 4, Var. Track, 3, 4 Ccapt.J, Dance, Torch Society. Gary, James, p. 141. 3-1-61. U. of Wyoming. Radio Club, Bell, Var. Soccer, Var. Hockey, Var. Lacrosse. Gilchrist, Kathy, p. 233. 12-21-60. Georgetown or Babson. JV Soccer, 3, 4, Dance, 3, 4, JV Tennis, 3, Bridge St. Tutoring, 3, Social Comm. Glover, Joe, p. 136. 9-28-59. Drew. Chorus, Var. Football, Var. Basketball. Goldbach, Donna, p. 231. 5-28-61 . Vanderbilt. Intramurals, Dance. Gonzalez, Ricky, p. 253. 5-9-60. Boston U. Var. Football, 4, Var. Swim- ming, 1, 2, 3, JV Football, 1, 2, 3, JV Lacrosse, 1, 2, Track, 3, Headwaiter, 4, Outing Club, 1 2, 3, 4, Bicycling Club, 1, 22 Photo Club, 2, Bell, 2, Var. Sail- ing. Gondarowski, Kathy, p. 144. 4-16-60. Clark. Goodarzi, Mohammad, p. 190. 3-1-62. Bucknell. Goodman, T.R., p. 188. 2-28-61 . Trinity. Var. Football, Var. Hockey, Var. Lacrosse, Chapel Comm., Stu- dent Gov't. . Goodwin, Jim, p. 243. 3-19-60. Ithaca. Var. Soccer, Var. Basketball Var. Lacrosse. Grady, Shane, p. 160. 9-14-59. U. Vermont. Football, Skiing, Warthogs Remark, Bell, Debating Club. Green, Brian, p. 205. Slippery Flock. .S Green, Coleen, p. 232. 5-8-61. Sarah Lawrence. Proctor, Dance, Gourmet Club, Chapel Comm. Grieb, Malt, p. 164. 4-29-60. Denison or Washington College. Grumoli, Mark, p. 183. 8-29-60. UConn. Football, 4, Basketball, 4, Baseball,4. Hawkins, Sherm, p. 206. 3-25-61 . Georgetown. Var. Football, 3, 4, Var. Basket- ball, 4, Bell, 2, 3, 4. Kalali, Mohammad, p. 244. 5-2-61 . undecided. Var. Soccer, 2, 3, 4, Var. Track, 3, Var. Swimming, 3. Karanian, Sabra, p. 173. 7-1-61. U. Miami. Track, Var. Basketball, 2, 3, 4 Cco-capt.J, Inspector, 4, Var. Softball, 2, Var. Field Hockey. 2. Kennedy, Ruth-Anne, p. 178. 3-29-61 . Middlebury. Kheirkhah, Ardeshir, p. 197. 7-15-60. undecided. Var. Track, 3, Cross-Country 3, 4, Intramurals, 4, Swimming 3, Outing Club, 3. Kieger, Bill, p. 225. 3-22-61. Denison. Var. Lacrosse, Var. Skiing Riflery, Cross-Country, VP Senior Class, Union Comm. Torch Society. Krasner, Jenny, p. 234. 4-12-61 . Hamilton. Var. Soccer, 3, 4, Var. Track, 3 Intramurals, 4, Inspector, 4 Photography, Debate, 4 Dance, 3, Student Chairper- son, Arts Weekend, Bell Ed., 4 Piano Recitals, 3, 4. Landale, Marjorie, p. 154. 9-15-61 . Bryant or Bentley. Debating, Proctor. Landers, Tracy, p. 150. 7-1-61 . Bentley. Field Hockey, 1, 2, 3, 4, Diving 1, 2, 3, Swimming Announcer 4, Var. Lacrosse, 1, 2, Var Softball, 3, 4, Cue 81 Curtain, 4. Levanto, Joe, p. 137. 11-4-60. UConn. Lewis, Jenniler, p. 135. 4-20-61. Mills. Swimming, 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook, 1, 2, 3, 4, Cue 81 Curtain, 1, 2, 3, 4, Kitchen, 2, 3, 4 linspectorj, Bell, 3, 4, Torch Society, 3, 4. Macca, Robert, p. 181. 7-15-60. Hartwick. Football, Lacrosse. Mackey, Laurie, p. 174. 8-19-61 . Roanoke. Var. Soccer, 1, 2, 3, 4, JV Bas- ketball, 1 lco-capt.J, Var. Bas- ketball, 2, 3, 4 lco-capt.J, Var. Softball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Inspector, 4, Study Hall Proctor, 3, Class Rep. 1. Maghzy, Kavian, p. 251. 7-14-60. George Washington. Intramurals, 4, Swimming, 3, Track 3. Malcolm, Richard, p. 200. 8-9-60. U. of Arizona or Tulane. Var. Football, Var. Skiing, JV Lacrosse. Mario, York, p. 187. 8-26-60. Boston U. Var. Cross-Country, Var. Wres- tling, Var. Lacrosse. McCormack, Sheila, p. 254. 1-14-61 . Williams. McDaniel, Renee, p. 177. 9-21-61. UConn. Softball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Field Hockey, 1, 2, 3, 4, Swimming, 1, 2, 3, 4, Outing Club, 2, 3, Drama, Chorus. McManus, Nancy, p. 215. 9-10-61 . Bucknell. Proctor, 3, 4, Tennis, 3, 4, Field Hockey, 3, Cross-Country, 4, Swimming, 3, 4, Stu.-Fac. Sen- ate, 3, 4, Tour Guide Leader, 4. Meyer, Jim, p. 242. 8-15-60. Washington 81 Jefferson. Var. Soccer, 2, 3, Var. Basket- ball, JV Soccer, 1, JV Basket- ball, 1, 2 too-capt.J, JV Base- ball, 1, Dorm Proctor, 3, Inspector, 3, Stu.-Fac. Senate, 2, 3, Stu. Council, 3, Tour Guide, 3. Mulligan, Brendon, p. 213 4-22-60. U. of San Diego. Murphy, Tony, p. 152. 4-20-61 . deferred. Warthogs, 3, 4, Track, 3, 4, Proctor, Tour Guide Leader, Co-Mgr. of School Radio. Nasre-Esfahani, Behrooz, p. 246. Cornell. Nassirzadeh, Jabbar, p. 257. 10-31-61. U. of Minnesota. Soccer, Track, Chess Club, Wrestling. O'Brien, Joseph, p. 138. 1-12-61. deferred. Okubo, ltaru, p. 229. 12-26-58. Oleksak, Sara-Jane, p. 147. 10-5-61. Providence. Field Hockey, 2, 3, 4 Cco-capt.J, Swimming, 2, 3, Intramurals, 4, Lacrosse, 2, Yearbook, 3, 4 tco-layout ed.J, Var. Scholar, 4. Ostadali-Makhmalbaf, Mohammad, p. 222. 6-2-61. Johns Hopkins. Var. Soccer, 4, Track, 4, Intra- murals, Chess Club. Palomba, Lisa, p. 179. 5-11-61 . Baypath Jr. College. Field Hockey, 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball, 1, 2, 3, Intramurals, 4, Softball, 1, 2, 3, 4. Peters, Chester, p. 186. 11-24-60. Princeton. Wrestling. Piccus, Robert, p. 134. 6-24-61. Menlo. Riflery, 1, 2, 3, 4, Outing Club, 1, 2, 3, Photo Club, 1, 2, 3, Yearbook, 1, 2 8. 3, 4 tphoto ed.J, Bell, 1, 2 8. 3, 4 fphoto ed.J. Poenateetai, Viwat, p. 219. 8-23-60. RPI. Radio Club, Chess Club, Soc- cer. . Rarus, Andy, p. 159. 11-28-61. Wesleyan. Ltwt. Football, 1, 2, Var. Cross- Country, 3, 4 foo-capt.J, Var. Hockey, 1, 2, 3, 4, JV Baseball, 1, 2 fco-capt.J, Var. Baseball, 3, 4 tco-capt.1, Lunch Head- waiter, WALKS Scholar, 3, 4, Bagle-Mat, 1, 2, 3, 4. Raynard, Amy, p. 149. 2-24-61 . CCSC. Var. Field Hockey, 4, Var. Bas- ketball tmgrj, Intramurals, Social Comm. Renner, Reid, p. 184. 9-11-60. Bethany. Football, 3, 4, Skiing, 3, 4, Baseball, 3, 4, Winter School Play, 4, Dorm Proctor, 4. Rice, Hugh, p. 208. 1 1-27-60. Georgetown. Var. Soccer, 3, 4 Cco-capt.Q, Var. Lacrosse, 2, 3, 4 Ctrl-capt.J, JV Soccer, 1, 2, JV Lacrosse, 1, JV Hockey, 1, 2, 3, VP, Freshman Class, Pres., Soph Class. Roche, Beatriz, p. 236. 1-10-61 . Wheaton. 267 Rockwell, Jennifer, p. 175. 5-11-61. Bates. Cue 8. Curtain, 1, 2, 3, 4, Stu. Council, 2, 3, Stu.-Fac. Senate, 1, XC Skiing, 1, 2, 3, 43 Lacrosse, 1, 2. Rogers, Debbie, p. 167. 5-9-61 . Ohio Wesleyan. Soccer, 3, 4, Tennis, 3, 4, Inspector, 4. Sacks, Josh, p. 195. 6-28-61 . Skidmore. XC Skiing, JV Soccer, JV Ten- nis, Remark, Photo Club. Schattman, Glenn, p. 204. 11-7-61. St. Lawrence. Schrager, Sue, p. 166. 4-25-61. Indiana U. Var. Softball, 2, 3, 4, Var. Swim- ming, 2, Tour Guide, 2, 3, Inspector, 4. Scudder, Linda, p. 191. 6-27-61. St. MichaeI's. Soccer, Skiing, Cross-Country, Softball. Shatter, Laurie, p. 151. 11-21-61. Hamilton. Field Hockey, 1, 2, 3, 4, Swim- ming, 1, 2, Lacrosse, 1, 2, Track, 3, Inspector, 4, Cue 81 Curtain, 3, 4, Art Ed., Year- book, 4. Smith, Helen, p. 169. 12-18-59. New England. Var. Field Hockey, 1, 2, Var. Soccer, 4, Var. Basketball, 2, 3, Swimming, 4, Softball, 2 Ccapt.J, 3, 4, Stu.-Fac. Senate, 2, 3, 4, Proctor, Outing Club. Smith, Brian, p. 182. 4-2-60. Denison. Football, 4, Golf, 4, Coach, Girls' Var. Basketball, 4, Cue 8. Curtain. Smith, Josh, p. 221. 1-30-60. St. Lawrence or U. Vermont. Cue 81 Curtain, 2, 3, 4, Camp- ing, Chess Club, 3, 4, Var. XC Skiing, 3, 4, Outing Club, 2, 3, 4. Stanley, Bob, p. 198. 3-4-61. Brown. Class Pres., 1, Ltwt. Football, 1, 2, Cross-Country, 3, 4, Var. Hockey, 1, 2, 3, 4, Var. Base- ball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Donuts and Christmas Trees, 4, Bell, 1, 2, 3, 4 tsports ed.J, Bagle Green Players, 1, 4, Bookstore, 3, 4 finspectorj. Starr, Jenniler, p. 230. 3-16-61. Dickinson. Cross-Country, 3, 4 Ccapt.J, Proctor, 4, Spanish Club, Library Proctor, Bridge St. Tutor, Dance. Stephens, Bard, p. 193. 10-13-59. Lake Forest. Var. Soccer, 2, 3, Var. Hockey, 1, 2, 3, Tennis, 1, 2, 3, Class Pres., 2, 3. Stevens, Sue, p. 226. 2-24-61 . deferred. Track, 1, Wilderness, Dance, 2, Proctor. Stone, Kevin, p. 209. 10-14-61 . Assumption. Var. Hockey, 1, 2, 3 talt. capt.J, 4 Ccaptj, MVP, Var. Lacrosse, 2, 3, 4 Cco-capt.J, Var. Soccer, 3, 4 foo-capt.i, MVP, JV Soc- cer, 1, 2, JV Lacrosse, 1, Stu. Council Rep., 1, Vice Pres., 2. Stremmel, Cole, p. 153. 7-16-61. Marietta. Var. Hockey, 4, JV Hockey, 3, Warthogs, 3, 4, Permanent Cook's Helper, 4. Swanson, Mike, p. 237. 7-29-60. Pomona. Warthogs, 3, 4, Remark, 3, 4 Ced.J, Stu. Council, 4, Debating, Ftiflery, 3, 4, Torch Society. Tatoian, John, p. 261. 4-12-61 . WPI. Tolsdorf, Fred, p. 224. 4-11-61. Denison. Soccer, 2, Hockey, 2, 3, 4, Ten- nis, 3, Proctor, 3, 4, Tour Guide, 4. Tucker, Sarah, p. 168. 6-7-61. Plymouth State. Var. Soccer, 2, 3, 4 Ccapt.J, Var. Swimming, 2, 3, 4, Var. Tennis, 3, 4, Cue 81 Curtain, 4, Tour Guide Leader, 4. Vandergrift, Mark, p. 189. 10-12-61. U. of Nevada- Reno. Proctor, 3, 4, Outing Club, Ltwt. Football, Var. Wrestling, JV Tennis, JV Lacrosse. Van Law, Jim, p. 199. 10-7-61. Skidmore. Var. Hockey, 1, 2, 3, Var. Soc- cer, 4, Var. Tennis, 4, JV Ten- nis, 1, 2, 3, Bell, 1, 2, 3, 4, WSAR, 2, 3, 4, Cue 81 Curtain, 2, 3, 4, Belgium Trip, 4. Vardakis, Kim, p. 145. 5-31 -61. Union. JV Soccer, 3 fcapt.J, Swim- ming, 3, Var. Tennis, 3, Var. Soccer, 4, Var. Tennis, 4. Veseskis, Mark, p. 218. 2-9-60. Washington 81 Jefferson. Football, 1, 2, Lacrosse, 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling, 1, 2, 3W, fcapt. MJ, Pohanka's Plantation, 4, Wart- hogs, 3. Vechmamontien, Tach, p. 255. 9-25-60. undecided. Var. Soccer, J.V. Basketball, Jazz Band. Viola, James, p. 217. 3-3-61 . Fairfield. Vogelmann, Thomas, p. 258. 11-6-61. Schiller Gymnasium, West Germany. Var. Soccer, 4, J.V. Hockey, 4, Spring Soccer. Walker, Bart, p. 256. 10-10-60. WPI. Dorm Proctor, 4, Study Hall Proctor, 3, Dinner Headwaiter, 4, Tour Guide Leader, 4, Var. Football, 3, 4, J.V. Lacrosse, 3, Var. Lacrosse, 4. Wagner, Jett, p. 216. 12-1 -60. Ohio Wesleyan. Jazz Band, Warthogs, Bye Bye Birdie. Watson, Kenneth, p. 185. 12-24-60. Georgetown. Var. Basketball, 3, 4 Cco-capt.J, Var. Track, 3, 4, Var. Football, 3, 4, Student Council Presi- dent, 4, Stu.-Fac. Senate, 3, 4, Dorm Proctor, 4. Welti, Max, p. 203. 5-8-61 . Clarkson. Lacrosse, 3, 4, Warthogs, 3, 4, Pohanka's Plantation. White, Katina, p. 227. 3-13-61. Miami U. COhioJ Class Co-Treasurer, 4, Co-Edi- tor Remark, 2, 3, 4, Social Comm., 3, 4, Admissions Tour Guide Leader, 4, Soccer, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, 2, 3, Dance, 4, Torch Society, 3, 4, Student Council, 4, Proctor, 4, Inspec- tor, 4, Track Manager, 2, 3. Woods, Judy, p. 170. 1-13-61 . Bradley. Var. Cross-Country, Cross- Country Skiing Manager, Var. Track. Wood, Randall, p. 240. 9-3-60. Hobart. Var. Intramurals. Workman, Cindy, p. 171. 10-16-61 . Scripps. Soccer Manager, Basketball, Volleyball, Tennis, Photo Club, Silver. Wright, Heather, p. 176. 10-1-61. UNC. Var. Swimming, Cross-Country Skiing, J.V. Tennis. Young, Carl, p. 194. 11-26-60. Coe. Wrestling, 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer, 1, 2, 3, Track, 1, Lacrosse, 2, 4, Breakfast Headwaiter, Proctor. Young, Guyer, p. 196. 4-4-61 . Gettysburg. Swimming, 3, 4, Track Man- ager, 3, 4, Wilderness, 4, Bridge Club, 3, Computer Club, 4, Dorm Proctor, 4, Work- squad,3. Zorich, Bradley, p. 157 Washington State. 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