Trinity Pawling School - Scroll Yearbook (Pawling, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 204 of the 1974 volume:

mmMi T iVi il MR. WILLIAM W. DUNBAR ASSISTANT HEADMASTER (1955- ) I TO THE ONLY REMAINING FACULTY MEMBER FROM THE SCHOOL'S INCEPTION IN 1947, AND TO A MAN WHO HAS PATIENTLY GIVEN US THE BENEFIT OF HIS 40 YEARS EXPERIENCE WITH YOUNG MEN. WE DEDICATE OUR YEARBOOK. 3 Mr. Glover Johnson, a member of the Board of Trustees since 1944 and President of the Board since 1966, was a man whose dedication and devotion to Trinity-Pawling was beyond measure. Along with Matthew E. Dann's leadership on campus, and Robert Carleton's financial support, Mr. Johnson's legal expertise and energy for creating a new school were instrumental in the success of Trinity-Pawling. Mr. Johnson was a frequent visitor to the campus. For a number of years he awarded Diplomas to members of the Senior Class at Commencement. At Mr. Johnson's request, the choir sang at his funeral. It was a most impressive service befitting a man who unselfishly had given so much of his life to the development of young people. Trinity-Pawling lost one of its most enthusiastic and loyal supporters when Mr. Johnson died. Johnson Hall is only a small part of the memories and impact he left behind on our campus. 5 7 Mr. Bruce E. Prum, Business Mrs. Elizabeth Mayer, Dean of Women Mr. John L. Owen, Dir. of Studies Fr. James Heron, Guidance Mr. Tirrell The Karpoe Family Mr. and Mrs. Dunbar The Hubbard Family The Cooper Family t-F ( ) va Motetit 1 ee 1) COACH'S AZTOirr Jmnuory 27, 197} good defanelve Our etyle u purely fundamental. mat vlnninc aoant lot ttopping Xotchkiee. � e ployed e rmrr dli f?our oon Close! Our victory ovor Mo tod loo •� « o cUo� U ekaaple of ttio two cost leportant factors in winning hockey gmmom.(I) Ooolrw.'i (900 of o inning) (2) Clooo chocking ill (A good offonolro pimy bog I no vttt o ploy) � o voro delereined to win and ve dlMl- pllnod ( M-kopt the puck away free our goo 1, covered our oon closely, r orach acted acxreeelvely l«i � no aon. turned the ploy around quickly in the neutral tono, cleared etio puck froo our own and vl tft Quick accurate paoolna and took advon tax o of tho ocorlng opportunities oo they developed It vould be Inappropriate for mo to mlnglo out anv owtotondln ployero. Fell owl rut the porformonco of o eyaphony orchestra, can one aay that the oboe player aa areal or that tho eecond trwopota voro parti oulorly effective? everyone ployed veil with each pla ar'e porformonco complonontlng tho othoro. each lino new trollline their oppeoite Hetchkles lino, each lino cl vine our dofonoenan the opportunity to otoo the Meteh-kioo attack arototd tho blue lino and thoao tiaee when a Notchkloa player eao able to brail In on coal Am -oo able to concontraro on tho puck fenowlrvc that tho puck carrier hod no one to vhoa to pooa. you all dl your Jobe veil and ve Achieved our did w; nexvj 't oo auot now turn our attontlon to the Future. A victory over Choate B establish ue oo a oorlouo contender for tho leacue chaaplonohip. Vo vo found our eeet effective otylo of play. Froa no9on oo awat laprevo the Chaato rose--Our Olggoot concern In cottlnf ready far the Choate Cim lo to prevent a let-down . 7he Choate etyle of .lay will be different free Metohkies. Choate hae three aocellent line that oan oeoro frequently. The Kent coecn eaye that the Choate flrot lino lo the boot oecondary ochoal lino that ho hae over eeen. They will hit and play In a etyle olallar to Kent. Once eet In their affenolve tore, they can dee-trey a loom. Our Jab le to toop thee free cettliwr eet by eelne the eaae technique wfilch we weed aural net fo tchtlee--leoie ce their wince, fereeheet leeely with eur center, etop their ruah In the noutroi aone or at tho blue lino end clear quickly. A«aln we will take our ecorinv eppertunltlee oo they present theaeolveo never forming the offense at tl erpenee of defense. Sine X hove not aeon Choate ploy. I oo net ce« tain whleh lines we will aeteh with thelre. Ve aay have to adjuet ae the � •« «•« aland. � •« to etart ww will aatch the yellow line ecalnet their let. white acaloot their 2nd, and red ecalnet their Jrd. ffoeh line wen 1 to caae In the Metchklee gmma. The one reel acered by Meaehklee vae cn a aan down olt-watlon). ve cannot root on past porformoncoo. Set rear ngo for the touchest hoc May gam a that yew have ever played. If we clve Cheats aa Inch, they will take a alio. Via this ano and you and everyone sloe veil knee that ve have aa aeeellent hockey teaa. The Mayers J 7 18 The Bogers The Kneelands 21 Mrs. Hidalgo jasnBH 26 Mrs. Harrington and son, Richard SAGA 29 31 CO VJ Jim Paganetti Iteton John J. Covino DON’T BLAME ME I’M FROM MASSACHUSETTS PULL YOUR BARS DOWN! Jim Avis, Excelsior Amusement Park 40 ... Come, my friends, 'tis not too late to seek a newer world. To sail beyond the sunset, and the baths Of all the western stars; until I die. To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield. From Tennyson's Ulyssess John P. Cooke To the class of '74 . . . Maturity begins when we're content to feel we're right about something without feeling the necessity to prove someone else wrong. That's the way we are, and always will be ... 44 John Joseph Edward Wagner '74 45 I'll get this right if it takes me two minutes . n There is one Art No more No less: to do All things with Art — lessness. :Piet Hein Whenever you're called on to make your mind, and you're hampered by not having any, the best way to solve the dilemna, you'll find, is simply by spinning a penny. NO — not so that chance shall decide the affair, while you're passively standing there moping; but the moment the penny is up in the air, you suddenly know what you're hoping. Piet Hein Colin Buchan 47 “What do you mean the game's over” What next morn's sun may bring, forbear to ask, But count each day that comes by gift of chance. Mark Haegele HUMMER I think I shall never see concrete as beautiful as a tree. Michael Coon- 52 Leigh Cookinghanr John Bennett I'm just gonna find me a horse Just about this big An ride him all along the border line With a pair oh heavy-duty Zircon enclustered tweezers in my hand Every other wrangler would say I was mighty grand By myself I wouldn't Have no boss. But I'd be Raisin my lonely Dental Floss — F. Zappa How many miles Will it take to see The sun And how many years Until it's done L. Russell When I first met you — didn't realize I can't forget you or your surprise. You introduced me to my mind and left me wanting you and your kind. — Black Sabbath OUT WHERE THE WEST BEGINS Out where the handclasp's a little stronger. Out where the smile dwells a little longer. That's where the West begins; Out where the sun is a little brighter. Where the snows that fall are a trifle whiter. Where the bonds of home are a little tighter. That's where the West begins. Out where the skies are a trifle bluer. Out where friendship's a little truer. That's where the West begins; Out where a fresher breeze is blowing. Where there's laughter in every streamlet flowing. Where there's more of reaping and less of sowing. That's where the West begins. Out where the world is in the making. Where fewer hearts with despair are aching. That's where the West begins; Where there's more of singing and less of sighing. Where there's more of giving and less of buying. And a man makes friends without half trying. That's where the West begins. — Arthur Chapman 60 A California Wave 4T BECOME ALL YOU ARE CAPABLE OF BECOMING — Bill Lewis 63 K. Blair, you're all mine My life is changing in so many ways, I don't know who to trust any more. - Neil Young 64 Ben Mastrianm 65 Ron Delli Franci MW vin -v- It's not time to make a change, just relax take it easy, you're still young that's your fault there's so much you have to know. Find a girl settle down. If you want you can marry . . . - Cat Stevens MlL. gHf ANNIE do my thing and you do your thing. I am not in this world to live up to your expectations, and you are not in this world to live up to mine. You are you and I am I, and if by chance we find each other, it's beautiful. - Frederick S. Peris John E. Rahilly Go placidly amid the noise and haste, and remember what peace there may be in silence. As far as possible without surrender be on good terms with all persons. Speak your truth quietly and clearly; and listen to others, even the dull and ignorant; they too have their story. Avoid loud and aggressive persons, they are vexations to the spirit. If you compare yourselves with others, you may become vain and bitter; for always there will be greater and lesser persons than yourself. Enjoy your achievements as well as your plans . . . Keep interested in your own career, however humble; it is a real possession in the changing fortunes of time. Exercise caution in your business affairs, for the world is full of trickery. But let this not blind you what virtue there is; many persons strive for high ideals; and everywhere life is full of heroism. Be yourself. Especially do not feign affection. Neither be cynical about love, for in the face of all aridity and disenchant it is perennial as the grass . . . Take kindly the counsel of the years, gracefully surrendering the things of youth. Nurture strength of spirit to shield you in sudden misfortune. But do not distress yourself with imaginings. Many fears are born of fatigue and loneliness. Beyond a wholesome discipline, be gentle with yourself . . . You are a child of the universe, no less than the trees and the stars; you have a right to be here. And whether or not it is clear to you, no doubt the universe is unfolding as it should . . . Therefore be at peace with God, whatever you conceive Him to be, and whatever your labors and aspirations, in the noisy confusion of life keep peace with your soul . . . With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. . . . But I reckon I got to light out for the Territory ahead of the rest, because Aunt Sally she's going to adopt me and sivilize me, and I can't stand it. I been there before . . . Mark Twain Beck Halsted 71 72 ACK’S JON ACKERMAN alias EMZY 74 JIM McCLEARY 0 To save or score, try Orr. BOSTON BRUINS Bruins, No. 1 PETER HAUPT KENNETH YORKE .. If you've only lived on earth, you've never seen the sun or the promise of a thousand other suns that glow beyond here. And if you care to see the future, look into the eyes of your young, dancing children. Don't be afraid of our ways. — Paul Kantner BEE 77 What is more mortifying than to feel you've missed the plum for want of courage to shake the tree. Logan Pearsall Smith Craig Procter Kiely , 78 My Lord! Well, I left my happy home to see what I could find out. I left my folk and friends with the aim to clear my mind out. Well I hit the rowdy road, and many kinds I met there, many stories told me of the way to get there, ooh. So on and on I go, the seconds tick the time out, there's so much left to know, and I'm on the road to find out, ooh. Well in the end I'll know, but on the way I wonder through descending snow, and through the frost and thunder, I listen to the wind come howl, telling me I have to hurry. I listen to the robin's song saying not to worry, ooh. So on and on I go, the seconds tick the time out, there's so much left to know, and I'm on the road to find out, ooh. — Cat Stevens Chris von Kuhn 79 Kll else can wait, ajt your search or God cannot. — Paramahansa Yogananda They took all the trees And put them in a tree museum. Then they charged all the people a dollar and a half just to see 'em. Sometimes it goes that you don't know what you've got till it's gone. Paved Paradise, and put up a parking lot. — Joni Mitchell 81 82 THE RAVE GREGG 87 PETER KAHN §8 RICHIE WILLIAMS 91 92 Be Happy! To dream the impossible dream. To fight the unbeatable foe. To bear with unbearable sorrow. To run where the brave dare not to go. To right the unrightable wrong. To love pure and chaste from afar. To try when your arms are too weary, To reach the unreachable star! This is my quest, to follow that star. No matter how hopeless, no matter how far; To fight for the right without question or pause. To be willing to march into hell for a heavenly cause! And I know if I'll only be true to this glorious quest, that my heart will lie peaceful and calm, when I'm laid to my rest. And the world will be better for this; That one man, scorned and covered with scars, Still strove with his last ounce of courage. To reach the unreachable stars; (The quest) The Impossible Dream From THE MAN OF LaMANCHA Mark Townsend Like the pine tree lining the winding road, I got a name; I got a name. Like the singing bird and the croaking toad, I got a name, I got a name. And I carry it with me like my daddy did, but I'm living the dream that he kept hid. Refrain: Mov-in' me down the High way, roll-in' me down the high-way, mov-in' a-head so life won't pass me by. And I'm gon-na go there free. Mov-in' me down the high-way, roll-in' me down the high-way, mov-in' a-head so life won't pass me by. Like the north wind whist-in' down the sky, I got a song; I got a song. Like the whip-poor-will and the baby's cry, I got a song; I got a song, and I carry it with me and I sing it loud; if it gets me no where. I'll go there proud. Refrain Like the fool I am and I'll al-ways be, I got a dream; I got a dream. They can change their minds but they can't change me, I got a dream, I got a dream. Oh, I know I could share it if you'd want me to; if you're goin my way. I'll go with you. Refrain 94 I Got A Name Jim Croce You ougnt to go to a boys' school sometime. Try it sometime ' I said. It's full of phonies, and all you do is study so that you can learn enough to be smart enough to be able to buy a goddam Cadillac some day, and you have to keep making believe you give a damn if the football team loses, and all you do is talk about girls and liquor and 9ex all day, and everybody sticks together in these dirty little goddam cliques. The guys that are on the basketball team stick together, the Catholics stick together, the goddam intellectuals stick together, the guys that play bridge stick together. Even the guys that belong to the goddam Book-of the-Month Club stick together. If you try to have a little intelligent — The Catcher in the Rye J. D. Salinger B.C. St. Lawrence v,. ? i' CoVi ti- U. N. H. PROVm EtVCE Porohav MiDDLEBURY % M-' r ? Co‘-G re ) At? ELMIRA p • U. Mass. Q • UWM. X, Dartmouth « ? 0£ tP B.U. SENIOR HISTORY FRESHMAN YEAR Oh wow . .. New school. New Headmaster . . . Rahilly arrives in a boat.. . Who's Ugalde? ... Bend over .. . Special Help and Quiet Hour ... Rich and Irwin .. . Swimming the hall ... Rutter . .. Give it up Bond ... I'll pay you twelve bucks to room with Rispoli ... Blakeslee's vitamins . . . Hall hockey ... Hilton-Rahilly's best friend ... Concerts by Mincarelli Sr . .. Ordering from Earl's . .. Where's my homework? .. . Lundell's got it. .. . Arter seen in MacBeth's apartment a lot. . . Kahn makes Varsity Hockey ... Brennan leaves . .. Blake goes a round with Kirsch ... Lights, Lights ... DelCampo's pants cost us more than one . .. Cookingham institutes night skiing ... McGraw's hippee haircut... Williams and Correll, Best roommates ... The short stay of Diver Dan . . . Easy's credit card trick and Rodgers and Fryer depart. .. Why'd ya steal the lamp? .. . It was full of hash, sir. ... von Kuhn, Honor Boy ... Gilbert. Citizenship? ... June arrived . .. Only a few decided to continue ... 98 SOPHOMORE YEAR: Another year? Why not! .. . LaViale and Fowks get caught smoking the first day ... Boog and his Boogometry ... Miron E. calls mother . .. P.G.'s control second floor ... Soar with Miron Ernst, Correll and Rahilly sign up ... Smoking Boycott ... Pags and Jack go shopping in Poughkeepsie ... Shaun sees a blue light ... Kahno and the rat ... Pig Eddins ... Bagley grows pot too close to Kite's window . . . Fashaw plays basketball in Ruoss' shoes .. . Wild Bill loses his mirrors . .. Lundell rips off McCabe's pants, says goodbye . .. Al replaces him as Pete's roommate ... Ah, Mr. Ernst, your car is in the front quad you know ... Someone takes a shot at Boog in his classroom ... T-P too much for Miron, Dalton moves in ... Putze tangles with Al ... Boakye takes Boog's car for a ride, Phil takes Boakye for a ride .. . Straley puts the finger on Corey .. . Boog gets a bang out of O'Buck ... Kiely discovers the Mayers, Rahilly descends on the Daltons ... Craig Miner, Best comedian . . . Dizzy buys a warm air conditioner . . . Huse totals Dizzy's room . . . Kahn and Pags, Dalton and girlfriend. Best roommates .. . Bellew, Honor Boy ... Mason, Citizenship, but fails to return ... We were finally half-way . .. JUNIOR YEAR: California arrives with their hot combs ... Discover the mountain ... Is that guy Duford a student or teacher? ... Wild times on Rocky's third floor ... Dunbar North, the late night spot .. . von Kuhn, Delli Franci, Skinner, «• Kiely, Stern, Cookingham, get busted . .. Paranoid Coons .. Are his lights out yet? ... Wars between third and second floor Cluett ... Smith and Pags Midnight Ramblers to the kitchen ... Skinner tries a second time ... Chapman sweetens Kent bus .. . Sinclair introduces Larry Dowd to the Real World ... Baker and Sinclair support a 17 0 record .. . von Kuhn and Cat, cheaters? ... Danderoo .. . Munger's boots start walking ... Cookouts with Diamond Dave ... Water fights on third floor ... Waiting for telephone in Smith's and Fowk's room ... Kneeland tracks down Huse ... Lawn hockey ... Dunbar, most proctors . .. von Kuhn, Head Proctor ... Noel Richard, Citizenship? ... Lose Erdmann, LaBelle and Dalton ... 100 SENIOR YEAR: Gain Crystal ... Orientation on the mountain ... Girls arrive ... Noel Richard leaves ... McCormick, Munger, and Kijas still Juniors . . . Skinner tackles the T-P Times ... Or does the T-P Times tackle Skinner ... Danderoo to the rescue . . No one to rescue football team .. . Year of the T.V.'s and refrigerators ... Reason goes to New York with Simpson . . . Hazing returns .. . New Smoking Rule .. . Shaun controls the fourth floor . . . Ken's Dining Hall quizzes ... A.G. and Marcia . . . Pete Haupt and Bobby Orr .. . D.C., very busy ... The bus finally passes inspection ... Crystal finally leaves . . . Cony Express rides again . .. Huse takes a ride ... Hollis takes a header after Candlelight ... Lawrenceville Tournament ... They finally catch up with Baker and Sinclair ... Hubbard goes to his bench ... Shotgun Fischer ... The ghost of T-P returns ... Dan Lee, rink rat . .. Are your cuts used up in Brad's class yet? ... Spring term . .. Graduation .. . Good-bye. 101 SENIOR POLL • Most Popular Thinks He Is Most Mature Most Popular With The D.C. . Most Likely To Succeed .... Most Respected Most Aware Most Naive Most Typically T-P Most Ambitious Most Likely To Return Best Natured Best Looking Best Friends Sininger-McCleary, Cookingham-Stern Best Laugh Best Nickname Best Actor Straley Best Dressed Thinks He Is Best Roommates Delli Franci and Mastrianni Best Student Best Athlete Best Drunk Cookingham, Walsh Straight Arrow Broken Arrow Non Conformist Preppiest Kiely, Wyland Thinks He Is Rahilly, Wyland Done Most For T-P Cooke, von Kuhn, Skinner ? Rodden, Knowles Fischer, Pierce 103 Hedonist Halstead Biggest Bullslinger......................................................................Arledge, Erickson First Married..................................................................Hussong, Knowles Thinks He Will Be Quietest Rich Kid Biggest Eater Favorite Comedian Headmaster's Pet 0. T. L Talks Most, Says Most Talks Most, Says Least Talks Least, Says Least Favorite Saying Best Activity Status Symbol The Spot Narc Bait 104 SENIOR DIRECTORY JON ACKERMAN JOHN DIJT SKIP HOUSE c o Carey 2914 Canterbury Drive 1918 Heritage Rd. 14 Sutton Place South New York, N.Y. 10022 Montgomery, Alabama 36111 Schenectady, N.Y. 12309 BILL DONEGAN RAY HUSSONG SHAUN ARLEDGE 151 Lee RcJ. 4 Half Mile Rd. Brooklyn, N.Y. 11205 Lenox, Mass. 01240 North Haven, Conn. 06473 CHRIS ERICKSON GEOFF JOHNSON JIM AVIS 2502 Alvord Lane 231 State St. Excelsior Amus. Park P.O. Box 6 Redondo Beach, Calif. Westbury, N.Y. 11590 Excelsior, Minn. 55331 GREG FISCHER PETER KAHN 66 West 94 St. 131 Brunswick Rd. JIM BELLEW 6 Hemlock Drive New York, N.Y. Troy, N.Y. 12180 Elnora, N.Y. GREGORY FOWKS CRAIG KIELY Box 692 Oakes Rd. Ivins PI. JOHN BENNETT 420 Knickerbocker Rd. Manchester Village, Vt. Rumson, N.J. 07760 Dumont, N.J. 07628 STEVEN FURTH JEFF KNIGHT Harmony Hill Rd. R.F.D. No. 2 COLIN BUCHAN Sao Paulo Alpargatas S.A. Pawling, N.Y. 12564 Potsdam, N.Y. 13676 Caixa Postal 8001, Sao Paulo PAUL M. GILBERT A. G. KNOWLES Sao Paulo Brazil 97 White St. P.O. Box N-862 JOHN P. COOKE West Haven, Conn. 06516 Nassau, Bahamas 15 Spring St. MARK J. GREENBERG JEFF LYNCH Pawling, N.Y. 12564 1307 Aetna St. Forest St. LEIGH COOKINGHAM Van Nuys, Calif. 91401 Alpine, N.J. 07620 Applewood MARK HAEGELE JIM McCLEARY Red Hook, N.Y. 2 Alsid St. 1625 Guernsey town Rd. MICHAEL COONS Troy, N.Y. 12180 Watertown, Conn. 06795 2131 N.E. 15 Terrace BECK HALSTEAD BEN MASTRIANNI Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. 33305 15 Horseshoe Rd. 21 Beechwood Drive JOHN COVINO Mt. Kisco, N.Y. 10549 Elnora, N.Y. 12065 1452 Cambridge St. PETER HAUPT PETER MOHSENI Cambridge, Mass. 02139 Box 156 10 Northgate Rd. HERVE RICHARD D'AULNAY Sheffield, Mass. 01257 Colorado Springs, Colo. 80906 c o Mrs. Morris GARY HAWKINS JIM PAGANETTI 125 East 57th St. Box 322 5 Wildwood Drive New York, N.Y. Hudson, N.Y. 12534 Niantic, Conn. 06357 RONALD DELLI FRANCI PAUL HINKLE ERIC O'NEILL PARKS Pottersville Rd. 28 Revere Rd. 941 Taylor's Lane Little Compton, R.l. 108 Port Washington, N.Y. 11050 Mamaroneck, N.Y. 10543 SCOTT PIERCE 11331 Lasaine Ave. Granada Hills, Calif. 91344 JEFFREY PROUD 33 Morrissey Lane West Haven, Conn. 06516 JOHN E. RAHILLY 2000 Coronado S.E. Grand Rapids, Mich. 49506 DAVID RAMOS 90 Avenue D Apt. 10-B New York. N.Y. 10009 PETER REASON 31602 E. Bellvine Birmingham, Mich. 48010 TOM RODDEN 350 Edison Ave. St. Lambert, Que., Canada RICK SHADDOCK 7 Fifth Ave. Fairport, N.Y. 14450 JACK SHEWAN 14 Dairy Farm Rd. Stony Brook, N.Y. 11790 ROBERT SININGER Lista de Correos Correo No. 1 Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico ROBERT E. SKINNER 173 Cross Highway Westport, Conn. 06880 PETER D. SMITH 11 Richards Ave. So. Norwalk, Conn. 06854 ALLAN STERN 110 Bleecker St. New York. N.Y. 10012 CHUCK STRALEY Wood berry Forest, Va. 22989 MARK TOWNSEND 93 Rockwood Lane Greenwich, Conn. 06830 CHRIS VON KUHN Titicus Rd. North Salem, N.Y. 10560 JAY WAGNER P.O. Box 368 Mohansic Ave. Yorktown, N.Y. 10598 STEVE WALSH 11 Spring St. Pawling, N.Y. 12564 STAN WERKHEISER JR. 425 E. Kleinhans Ave. Easton, Pa. 18042 RICH WILLIAMS 17 Clairmont Ave. Jersey City, N.J. 07305 DAVID WYNBERG De Sav. Lohamanlaan 48 Groningen, Holland KENNETH E. YORKE JR. 33 Skyridge Rd. Greenwich, Conn. 06830 RAFAEL VALLES 121 Domeneck St. Hato Rey, Puerto Rico 00919 112 A 0 «3 - +rS .A AftT Tjk� . • P tN r 1 j i • � i, A % )r •� . � '. i, a' . ' - ( gV- YlTtr « ■■ -;■ � ,,; .. •• ■ •••.•. v '- v‘ ':-r . • • ■•'-•■' “ ' IjWr’ .' v ' •• V- , ■£ . 1 ■■' s •... - % -T t if ■� y. a 'i.r'i � k- ta , V V) ■ t « . ' r' I • .., ™ r- 1 ffl A- • V-1 1 mV .v • 1 r. . -rr , . ' -+T •v' • ' . . ■ ■•,. • -. V- • •- -v : ' � -•.. - - r . „ ,! ; .;. v.; i' -'• '• •- - - ■ ■ - • •i ’ «. ■ t vl' t- : ' � v •'■ ' ! ' • .■ X- w 1 1 ' A '. 4 ’ W ' v? fir;,wr7' ■ ( } : • v .j •. 1 A. a r T. vVy.l • •, t :• 5 411 , ‘ Vr- '. ■ 4,'-a s - v u ' T � � wr y 5j' •£JtT -ja - V r l 5«2fcC. a j %v V? . T ‘ 4 tv4 f v ' rSv‘‘ -- ' w- • Ai • • — • . « . « .”. . tEjj ' 9 'v . M f , Vr YOU'VE COME A LONG WAY, BABY i 113 JUNIORS I. Jones. 2. Kline. 3. Patterson. 4. Gray. 5. Broome. 6. Waller. 7. McCormack. 8. Rintoul, 9. Saunders. 10. Morrison, II. Clarke, 12. Gorman, 13. Utz, 14. Heim, 15. Munger, 16. Stevens. 17. Scott, 18. Garassino, 19. Frink, 20. Waide, 21. Johnson, 22. Lewis, 23. Tanner. 24. Matt. 25. Hamilton, 26. Snyder, 27. London, 28. Fisch, 29. Abdulah. 30. Hughes. 31. Behagen, 32. Blakney, 33. Greene, 34. Neligan, 35. Dunkley, 36. Sheehan. 36. Fitzpatrick, 38. Nussbaum, 39. Smith. 40. Joseph, 41. Ostrover, 42. Osterhaus. 43. Benway, 44 Choplinski, 45. O'Rourke. 46. Colley, 47. Boggs. 48. Parker. 49. Tennant, 50. Squires, 51. Cooper. 52. Stratford 114 SOPHOMORES 1. Hansen, 2. Devney, 3. Bloch, 4 Williams, 5. Davis, 6. Brown, R., 7. Talbot. 8. Montanez, 9. Clarke. 10. Berkeley. 11. Gilmour, 12 Coleman. 13. Rouse. 14. Lewis. 15. Anderson, 16. Minaya. 17. Whipple, 18. Jones. 19. Mahon. 20. Andrews. 21. Timm, 22. Brown. 23. Smith. 24. Goodman. 25. Ramos. 26. Feldman, 27. Brown, J.. 28. Ciambra, 29 Raso. 30. Parks, 31. Haegele, 32. Kumnick. 33. Supple. 34. Kantor, 35. Baldwin, 36. DeMarsilis, 37. Dacus, 38. Catlett. 39. Coons, 40. Nelligan, 41. Derosier, 42. Dibble. 43. Quiros. 44. Parker. 45. Forrest. 46. Farina, 47. Richter 115 1. Frink J. 2. Stephens 3. Barrington 4. Behr 5. Snyder, P. 6. Stanley 7. Peden 8. Malcolm 9. Bove 10. Kyle 11. Van Lew 12. Albrecht 13. Primelo 14. Dale 15. Cox 16. O'Connell 17. Weir 18. Tennant, W. 19. Diamond 20. Knapp 21. Lynch. P. 22. Kaplan 23. Cooke, M. 24. Baldasari 25. Power 116 117 VARSITY FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: Donnegan, Ackerman, Lynch, Paganetti, Hussong, Werkheiser, Knight, von Kuhn; SECOND ROW: Hughes, Matt, O'Rourke, Schwartz, Benway. Stratford, Heim, Clarke, Lewis, T.; THIRD ROW Mr. Hubbard. Abdulah, Tennant, Smith, K., McCormack, Lewis, S.. Ostrover, Joseph, Mr. Mayer Head Coach: Mr. Karpoe Assistants: Mr. Hubbard Mr. Mayer Captain: Jim Paganetti Record: 0-7 Scores: T-P 6.............Hopkins Grammar 40 T-P 0.....................Kent 33 T-P 16................Hotchkiss 34 T-P 12.................Kingswood 52 T-P 6.................Cheshire 46 T-P 8.....................Avon 55 T-P 0...............Canterbury 41 '■ i VARSITY SOCCER SITTING: Delli Franci, Bellew; FIRST ROW: Brown. R.. Parks, E., Skinner, Shaddock, Pierce. Wagner. Smith, P.. Gilbert, D'Aulnay; SECOND ROW: Bloch. Mastrianni, Boggs, Farina. Hilmer. Kahn, Hawkins. Patterson, Hamilton, Cavaliere, Mr. Smyth Head Coach: Mr. Smyth Co-Captains: Jim Bellew Ron Delli Franci Record: 5-3-4 Scores: T-P 3......................Hopkins Grammar T-P 5......................Milford Academy T-P 0........................Taft T-P 0.....................Wooster T-P 0...................Berkshire T-P 2........................Storm King T-P 0...................Kingswood T-P 1...................Hotchkiss T-P 0........................Kent T-P 3.....................Gunnery T-P 2........................South Kent T-P 1..................Canterbury VARSITY CROSS-COUNTRY KNEELING. Mr. Frazure; STANDING. Fitzpatrick, Rintoul, Morrison, Gray. House, Colley, Kumnick Coach: Mr. Frazure Captain: Scott Morrison Record: 3-7 JV CROSS COUNTRY 0-8 KNEELING: Flach, Haegele, Garassino, McCleary; STANDING: Raso, Greenberg, Talbot, Brown, Nelligan, Mr. Frazure 125 JV FOOTBALL 1-4 FIRST ROW: Coleman. Kline. Ciambra, Knowles. Berkeley, Gilmour. Smith. T.. Cox; SECOND ROW: Mr. Cooper. Proud, Rahilly, Haupt, Lewis, Cocco, Choplinski 3rd TEAM FOOTBALL (3-3) FIRST ROW: Van Lew, Kyle, Snyder, Peden, Albrecht, Weir, Parker, Malcolm; SECOND ROW: Diamond. Forrest, Stephens, Tennant, Dease, Coons. M., Ramos, Marzan, London, Bove, Mr. Regan; THIRD ROW: Mr. Ferguson, Liebman, Knapp, Primelo, Timm, Baldwin, O’Connell, Richter. Dale, Coons, L., Montanez 126 J.V. SOCCER (4-5) FRONT: Waller; FIRST ROW: Blakney. Dunkley, Quiros, Dacus, Wilson, Hansen, Davis, DeMarsilis, Saunders, Haegele; SECOND ROW: Desrosier, Williams, Jones, R.. Squires, Ponzellim, Waide. Wouters, Dibble, Stevens, Jones, A., Nussbaum, Mr. Wyland THIRD TEAM SOCCER (5-3) FRONT: Seth; FIRST ROW: Johnson. C., Arledge, Minaya. Buchan, Fowks, Erickson. Dijt; SECOND ROW: Avis, Catlett. Valles. Snyder, Walsh, Mohseni. Parks; THIRD ROW: Parker. Rouse. Tanner. Behr. Shewan, Bennett. Hinkle; FOURTH ROW: Fischer. Anderson, Supple, Fisch, Kiely, Clarke, Cookingham, Covmo; FIFTH ROW: Broome. Devney, Barrington, Yorke, Goodman; SIXTH ROW: Reason, Townsend. Mr. Ugalde, Straley, Osterhaus, Scott, Mr. Ruoss WINTER SPORTS VARSITY HOCKEY SITTING: Greenberg. Skinner. Delli Franci. Pierce. Kahn. Bellew. House. Haegele, M.. Hussong. STANDING: Mr. Cooper, Hughes. Sheehan, Patterson. Rodden, Haegele, E., Erickson Farina Rrnwn C. Coach: Mr. Cooper Captain: Peter Kahn Assistant Captains: Pierce, Bellew Record: (16-6) T-P 7 ..........L.A. Junior Kings (OT) 6 MIDDLESEX TOURNAMENT T-P 5 ..................St. Georges (OT) 6 T-P 10.............................Brooks 2 T-P 6................................Hill 2 T-P 5 .........................West Point 2 LAWRENCEVILLE TOURNAMENT T-P 4 ......................Belmont Hill 2 T-P 4 .........................Taft (OT) 3 T-P 4 .............................Loyola 3 T-P 6...................Avon Old Farms 4 T-P 0................................Kent 9 T-P 7 ....................Princeton Day 1 T-P 7 ......................Lawrenceville 2 T-P 7 ...........Williams Freshmen (OT) 6 T-P 4 ....................Hotchkiss (OT) 5 T-P 2..............................Choate 7 T-P 5................................Taft 2 T-P 10..........................Berkshire 1 T-P 4 ...............................Kent 6 T-P 2 .............................Choate 3 T-P 5 ..........................Hotchkiss 1 T-P 5 ...............................Taft 2 T-P 3 ..........................Berkshire 1 131 VARSITY BASKETBALL KNEELING: Ackerman, Hilmer, Arledge. Ramos. Mastrianni, STANDING: Mr. Hubbard, Joseph, Feldman. Lewis. Waide, Proud, Coleman. Furth. Coach: Mr. Hubbard Captains: Arledge, Hilmer Record: 6-11 KINGSWOOD TOURNAMENT T-P 61........Hopkins Grammar 68 T-P 58................Westminster 69 T P 78...................Cheshire 35 T-P 52........Hopkins Grammar 45 T-P 70..................Hotchkiss 53 T-P 62.......................Kent 58 T-P 49.......................Avon 53 T-P 58.......................Taft 67 T-P 43.......................Avon 53 T-P 56.......................Taft 64 T-P 45.....................Choate 66 T-P 53..................Berkshire 54 T-P 49........Trinity College Fr. 84 T-P 38.................Canterbury 57 T-P 51..................Hotchkiss 33 T-P 63..................Berkshire 53 T-P 49.......................Kent 71 VARSITY WRESTLING KNEELING: Kumnick. Rintoul, Shaddock, Ramos, Seth, Kyle, Peden, Deveny; STANDING: B. Tennant, Brown, Choplinski, Hawkins, Clarke, S. Tennant. Dunkley, Werkheiser, Mr. Ruoss. 134 VARSITY SQUASH KNEELING: Mr. Wyland. Straley; STANDING: Saunders, Quiros, Squires, Buchan, Valles, Paganetti, Osterhaus. Coach: Mr. Wyland Captain: Straley Record: 2-7 T-P 1..........................Taft 6 TP 1..........................Kent 6 T-P 7....................Canterbury 0 T-P 5........................Vassar 2 T-P 1..........................Taft 6 T-P 1....................Choate (JV) 6 T-P 1.....................Millbrook 4 T-P 0.............Trinity Coll. Frosh 9 T-P 1..........................Kent 6 J.V. SQUASH (1 3) 137 KNEELING: Blakney, Mr. Simpson; STANDING: Nussbaum, Parks, Mohseni, Rahilly, Richter. Smith, Williams. VARSITY SKIING Mr. Cole. McCormick, Clarke. Scott, Cookingham. Jones, Tanner. Boggs, Stern, Fisch, Townsend, Hinkle. Weir, Supple. Coach: Mr. Cole Captain: Cookingham Otis Ridge T-P, Mill.. W M, Will 4th Place Catamount .... T-P, Hotch., Suff Otis Ridge T-P, Mill.. W M, Will 2nd Place Great Gorge.. .. Blaire Invitational Kent T-P, Kent, Salis Catamount .... Berkshire Ski League Winter Carnival 138 INTRAMURAL SKIING Stephens, Shewan, Diamond, London, Goodman, Fischer, C., Baldwin, Greene, Halstead, Raso, Smith, T., Helsel, Strausser, O'Connell, Anderson; Lehrer, Barsum, Kiely, Catlett, Kaplan. V N ‘'ll PAW LI MG fkWLlMG I ' ■ % nirr 1 IP 'AW LING I PAWLING i 1 T ► - S « ' J . fc a c ) pawU 3 J.V. BASKETBALL (6-7) KNEELING: Williams, O'Rourke, Forrest, Andrews, Dale; STANDING: Mr. Abbott, Heim, Ponzellini, Cocco, Gray, Lewis, Jamison, Friedmann. THIRD TEAM BASKETBALL (2-7) KNEELING: Parker, P., Ostrover, Johnson, Dease, Hansen, Marzan, Barrington; STANDING: Mr. Frazure, Abdulah, Parker, C., Kline, Gorman, Dijt, Primelo, Snyder, Van Lew, d'Aulnay. J.V. HOCKEY Co-Champs (7-3-1) SITTING: Hamilton, Covino, Bennett, Waller, Lynch, Murphy, von Kuhn, Stratford. Gilbert; STANDING: Mr. Regan, Wouters, Cannon, Berkeley. DeMarsilis, Desrosier, Colley, Bove. THIRD TEAM HOCKEY (6-6) 141 SITTING: Malcolm, Morrison. Haupt, Monger, Knight. Stevens, Matt; STANDING: Mr. Mayer. Ciambra. Cox. Knapp, Utz, Dibble, Dacus. 142 143 ACTIVITIES STUDENT COUNCIL Tennant. Weir, Kantor. Bellew. Ramos. E., Skinner, von Kuhn. Mr. Mayer. Fitzpatrick. Sheehan. House. Andrews. Hilmer, Delli Franci PROCTORS FIRST ROW: Skinner. Straley. Delli Franci. Kahn. Paganetti. Bellew; SECOND ROW: Pierce. Ackerman. Cooke. House, von 146 Kuhn, Kiely, Arledge, Cookingham, Mr. Smith 9 T-P TIMES SITTING: Gray. Kiely. Furth, Skinner (Ed.). Pierce. Rintoul. Waller; STANDING: Fischer. Matt. Straley. Richter CHOIR FIRST ROW: Mr. Hollis, Devney. Coons. M., Ramos. E.. Abdulah, Gilmour. Delli Franci, Smith, T., Nelligan; SECOND ROW: Fischer, Ciambra, Richter, Straley. Garassino. DeMarsilis, Saunders. Coons, L., Skinner; THIRD ROW: Squires. Ramos, D., Colley. Kiely. Rahilly, Greenberg. Raso, Lewis. T.. Snyder, Sininger; FOURTH ROW: McCleary, Lewis, S.. Flach 147 ACOLYTES FIRST ROW: Mr. Wyland, Munger, Gilmour, Tennant, S.; SECOND ROW: Cooke, J., Gray. Lewis, S., Kijas, Father Heron COMMUNITY AID ORGANIZATION SITTING: Lynch, P.. Fr. Heron, Cooke, M.; STANDING: Gilmour. Straley, Gray, Kiely, Skinner I LIBRARY CLUB SITTING: Mrs. Dunbar; STANDING: Baldassari. Cooper, Cooke, M., D'Aulnay, Kaplan. Albrecht, Lynch, P. PRESS CLUB Morrison, Matt. Mr. Tirrell, Rintoul. Patterson 149 FRENCH CLUB SITTING: D'Aulnay. Saunders, Ponzellini. Fitzpatrick; STANDING: Dijt. O'Rourke, Blakney. Brown, C.. Shaddock. Mr. Simpson SPANISH CLUB FIRST ROW: Ramos, E., Marzan, Parker, C., Mr. Ugalde, Barrington, Coleman, SECOND ROW: Andrews, Cocco, Tanner, Murphy. Snyder, J., Ostrover, McCleary RIFLE CLUB FIRST ROW: Greenberg. Hawkins, Ponzellini, Flach. Lewis. S. Avis. Dibble, Fischer; SECOND ROW: Dunkley, Shaddock, Van Lew. Ciambra, Malcolm, Weir. Kantor, Rouse, Mr. Kite VARSITY T CLUB Paganetti Skinner Straley Hussong Kahn Patterson House Bel lew 151 PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB 1. Skinner. 2. Boggs. 3. Mr. Cole, 4. Weir, 5. Diamond, 6. Buchan, 7. Raso, 8. Covino, 9. Dunkley, 10. Fischer, G., 11. Bloch, 12. Rintoul, 13. Greenberg, 14. Kaplan, 15. Knowles, 16. Gray, 17. Gilbert, 18. Morrison 152 OUTING CLUB 1. Wouters, 2. Hawkins. 3. Choplinski, 4 Townsend. 5. Tennant. 6. Mr. Mayer. 7. Mrs. Mayer. 8. Saunders. 9. Forrest. 10. Shaddock, 11. Lewis. T., 12. Kiely. 13. Eli , 14. Cookmgham, 15. Colley. 16. Berkeley, 17. Cox. 18. Brown, C., 19. Cook, 20. Jones, R., 21. Quiros, 22. Weir, 23. Fischer, C., 24. Hughes. 25. Abdulah SOCIAL COMMITTEE FIRST ROW: Andrews. Pierce, Kiely, Mrs. Boger, Mr. Boger, Rahilly; SECOND ROW: Waller, Colley, Tennant, B. 154 PROJECTION CREW Choplinski, Sheehan, Boggs, O'Rourke, Kumnick STUDENT ADMISSIONS SITTING Ramos, E., Rahilly, Squires, Kiely, Gray, STANDING: Pierce, Hilmer, House CHESS CLUB KNEELING: Greenberg, Wynberg: STANDING: Fischer, Quiros. Richter, Buchan, Straley, Ackerman 155 DEBATING CLUB Parker, Brown, Garassino, Johnson, Fischer, Dale, Greenberg, Mr. Luongo SCUBA CLUB FIRST ROW: Knowles, Cox, Jones, R., Diamond; SECOND ROW: Shaddock. Skinner, Rouse, Gray. Mr. Mayer; THIRD ROW: Kiely, Greenberg, Colley, Stern, Cookmgham 156 Drama Club 1. Fischer. 2. Straley. 3. Mr. Kneeland. 4. Dibble, 5. London, 6. Garassino, 7. Flach, 8. Wagner. 9. Goodman, 10. Lewis, S.. 11. Lewis. T.. 12. Smith, K. 157 BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF 1974 MOTHER'S ASSOCIATION COMPLIMENTS OF THE PARISH OF TRINITY CHURCH IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK The Rev. 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Coach: Mr. Ferguson Captains: von Kuhn, Boggs Record: 7-6 T-P 7...................Vassar Coll. 6 T-P 7..................Trinity Frosh 4 T-P 1....................Hotchkiss 13 T-P 4....................Millbrook 2 T-P 4....................Berkshire 3 T-P 4.....................Cranwell 6 T-P 2...................Canterbury 12 T-P 9.....................Cheshire 3 T-P 9....................Kingswood 18 T-P 6.......................Choate 3 T-P 6.........................Kent 11 T-P 2.........................Taft 12 T-P 8..............Hopkins Grammar 1 Supplement 2 VARSITY TRACK FIRST ROW: Fitzpatrick, Morrison, Quiros, Williams R., Dunkley. Power, Jones, Mr. Kite; SECOND ROW: Mr. Boger, Lewis S., Shaddock, Montanez, Dale, Gray, Waide, Kijas, Lewis T., Gaorassino, Williams M., Mr. Smyth. Coaches: Mr. Smith, Mr. Kite, Mr. Smyth, Mr. Boger Captain: R. Williams Record: 1-6-1 T-P 42........................Taft 80 T-P 43...................Hotchkiss 79 T-P 61.................Westminster 61 T-P 67% .................Millbrook 54% T-P 51...................Berkshire 71 T-P 60..................Canterbury 62 T-P 74.....................Hopkins 74 Supplement 4 VARSITY GOLF O'Rourke. Ostrover. Coleman, Johnson C.. Hussong. Dijt. Lynch J.. Osterhaus, Rintoul, Mr. Powers. Coach: Mr. Powers Captains: O'Rourke, Coleman Record: 4-6 T-P 7.......................Milford T P 1....................Canterbury T-P 1..........................Taft T-P 6!4 ...................Cranwell T P 3.....................Berkshire T-P 3.......................Gunnery T-P 3..................Hotchkiss J.V. T-P 4.....................Brunswick T-P 1.......................Hopkins T-P 7......................Storm King VARSITY TENNIS Mr Adams. Hilmer. Squires. Williams K., Straley. Valles. Kahn. Saunders, Kaplan. Coach: Mr. Adams Captain: Straley Record: 8-5 T-P 5...........................Kent 4 T-P 5.....................Canterbury 4 T-P 5.................Vassar Varsity 4 T-P 4...................Trinity Frosh 5 T-P 4......................Hotchkiss 5 T-P 4........................Hopkins 5 T-P 4.........................Choate 5 T-P 7.....................Storm King 2 T-P 3...........................Taft 6 T-P 9.......................Cheshire 0 T-P 5.................West Point J.V. 4 T-P 6......................Millbrook 3 T-P 5......................Berkshire 4 FIRST ROW: Gilbert. Paganetti, Rodden. Covino; SECOND ROW Schwartz. Erickson, Munger. Donnegan. Bennett. Kline, Greenberg. Hughes, Mr. Karpoe. Coach: Mr. Karpoe Captain: Paganetti Record: 6-6 T-P 8 7 T-P 4 c T-P 6 7 T-P 3 . . . 11 TP 2 . . 1 I T-P 8 . . 1 z o TP 3. T-P 11 . . . Q T-P 2 0 1 1 6 T-P 16.. TP 5 Supplement 8 J.V. LACROSSE (1 6) FIRST ROW: Briones, Tennant, Abdulah, Hamilton, Desrosier, Farina, DeMarsilis; SECOND ROW: Mr. Abbott, Raso, Curcio, Berkeley. Goodman, Blakney, Choplinski, Kummck. T. Parks. J.V. BASEBALL (3-4-2) FIRST ROW: Anton, Haupt, Howlett, Fischer C., Ciambra, O'Connell, Davis, Hansen; SECOND ROW: Peden, White. Forrest, Van Lew, Knapp, Graham, Weir, Dibble, Dease; THIRD ROW: Mr. Hubbard. McCleary, Minaya, Richter, Ackerman. Hinkle, Mr. Stahn. INTRAMURAL TENNIS FIRST ROW: D'Aulnay, Friedman. Whipple. Devney. Parker P.. Behr, Kyle, Kaplan. Cooper. Kantor, Mohseni, London. Haegele, Liebmann, Snyder. SECOND ROW: Bove, Flach, Parker C., Ramos E., Fowks, Primelo. Cox, Coons, Nelligan, Anderson, Jamison, Buchan, Brown J., Strausser, Fisch, Malcohm, Proud, Andrews, Supple, Mr. Cooper. J.V. TENNIS (1-8) KNEELING: Helsel, Gilmour; STANDING: Mr. Luongo. Feldman, Stevens, Timm, Rouse, Mr. Regan. 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