Trinity Pawling School - Scroll Yearbook (Pawling, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1976 volume:

TRINITY PAWLING SCHOOL PAWLING, NEW YORK I Dedication Father James Heron came to Trinity-Pawling eight years ago. Since that time he has made significant contributions to the school community. As school chaplain he has been a constant source of faith and inspiration as well as one who has the ability to teach the profound concepts of religion and philosophy in an understandable way. With his friendly disposition and quick wit, he manages to put everyone at ease and displays a genuine interest in assisting all students in whatever way possible. This has been especially true in his role as dorm master and advisor to the Freshmen. Father Heron has been particularly devoted to working closely with each senior in the important task of college selection. The success which seniors of recent years have enjoyed is reflective of the hard work which he has shown in his role as Director of College Placement. In grateful recognition of all these untiring efforts in behalf of Trinity-Pawling and its students, we the class of 1976 respectfully dedicate this yearbook to the Rev. James E. Heron. 4 6 ■nil 10 12 13 14 15 16 19 22 23 24 25 26 27 Phillips Smith. HEADMASTER Administration Fr Richard Wyland. DEAN OF STUDENTS John Lloyd Owen. DIR OF STUDIES 31 Fr James Heron. DIR OF COLLEGE PLACEMENT 32 Edward Powers Family James Heron Family Wesley Krawiec Family David A Tirrell 37 Archibald Smith Family Richard R Wyland 38 Gerald E Hollis 39 Miles H. Hubbard Family Mr Mrs Phillips Smith Mr and Mrs Geoffrey Young 40 Francis J. Luongo Family 41 Bradford N Abbott Family Livingstone B Cole Family 42 Edwin Reade John Hutchinson Mr and Mrs. Roger M Demment 44 Eric G Ruoss Family Mrs. Janet I Adams. SECRETARY 47 Mrs Katharine Chilcutt. SECRETARY LIBRARIANS Helene Dunbar. Joan Cooper DOMESTIC ENGINEERS Ethel Ziarkowski. Irmgard Opala. Sharon Merrick SAGA Bert Amlow. Joyce Stark. John Stroh, Linda McCloskey. Kevin McCloskey. manager MAINTENANCE Mike O'Rourke. Urbano Novo. Roland Lakin. Francis Cunningham. Frank Tompkins 48 49 Marilyn D Harrington 52 Thanks H you will always be a friend. To Each His Own To each his own it's plain to see To walk alone you have to be It's all for you and all for me You'll see I'm gonna miss you. yes I will No matter who you are I'll love you still For my life is my conscience The seeds I sow I just wanted to let you know. Familiar faces that I've seen Turning red and turning green They just got caught with writing on their sleeve I guess I'll leave I'm gonna miss you. yes I will No matter who you are I'll love you still Will you cancel my papers And lock the door 'Cause I ain't gonna be round no more G Beckley 55 L B by the sea 56 I know that you believe you understand what you think I said. But. I am not sure you realize that what you heard is not what I meant — NIXON ed Smith 57 I still don’t know what I'm waiting for And my time is running wild A million dead-end streets Every time I think I’ve got it made It seems the taste is not so sweet So I've turned myself to face me But I’ve never caught a glimpse Of how the others must see the Faker I'm much too fast to take that test Time may change me But I can't change time I've watched the nplets change their size But never leave the stream of warm impermanence So the days flow thru my eyes But the days still seem the same Strange fascinations, fascinating me Changes are taking the pace I’m going thru Pretty soon you're going to get a little older Time may change me But I can't trace time Kevin Kirby 58 Takin Care of Business Takm Care of Business. Everyday Takin Care of Business. Everyway Takin Care of Business. It's all mine Takin Care of Business, and workin overtime.' Russ Testo 60 Kenny Duane 63 Rod Supple 65 John Cleveland Long ago .It must be I have a photograph Preserve your memories. They’re all that's left you. Paul Simon Phil Parker 67 If you can keep your head when all about you Are losing theirs and blaming it on you. If you can trust yourself when all men doubt you. But make allowance for their doubting, too; If you can wait and not be tired by waiting. Or. being hated, don't give way to hating. And yet don't look look too good, nor talk too wise. If you can dream, and not make dreams your master. If you can think, and not make thoughts your aim. If you can meet with triumph and disaster And treat those two imposters just the same. If you can bear to hear the truth you've spoken Twisted by knaves to make a trap for fools. Or watch the things you gave your life to. broken And stoop and build 'em up with worn-out tools; If you can make one heap of all your winnings And risk it on one turn of pitch-and-toss. And lose, and start again at your beginnings And never breath a word about your loss. If you can force your heart and nerve and sinew To serve your turn long after they are gone. And so hold on when there is nothing in you Except the will which says to them. Hold on”; If you can talk with crowds and keep your virtue. Or walk with kings — nor lose the common touch; If neither foes nor loving friends can hurt you; If all men count with you. but none too much. If you can fill the unforgiving minute With sixty seconds' worth of distance run — Yours is the Earth and everything thats in it. And — which is more — you’ll be a Man. my Sonl 68 69 Claire Alexandra Brown It isn't really Anywherel It's somewhere else Insteadl 70 John Carey To Cuz — You come to know the incorrigible sorrow of all prisoners and exiles, which is to live in company with a memory that serves no purpose 71 Oavid Moy from Hong Kong Cal Stempel from Bermuda The world is a looking glass. and gives back to every man the reflection of his own face Frown at it, and it in turn will look sourly upon you; laugh at it and with it. and it is jolly, kind, companion W M Thackeray Paul Stapleton 74 Jim McClelland 75 Bob Andrews If a man does only what is required of him he is a slave The moment he does more He is a free man 76 77 Marvin Frank 78 Ace s high-Gino's Pond; — Stang; Volks. What next? ‘The sun hasn't set on this boy yet Nils Lofgren ■ M Mark Woodhouse David Paish 81 During the mist of winter, I realized there was an invinsible summer 82 Jeff Goodwin Tom Evarts 86 Peter Forrest You get up every morning at the sound of the bell. You get to work late and the boss man s giving you hell Till you're out on a midnight run Losing your heart to a beautiful one And it feels right As you lock up the house Turn out the lights And step into the night And the world is busting at it's seams And you're just a prisoner of your dreams Holding on for your life Cause you work all day To blow 'em away in the night. Bruce Springstein — Night You ought to go to a boy's 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 buy a god damn 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 sex all day. and everybody sticks together in those dirty little god damn cliques. The guys that are on the basketball team stick together, the Catholics stick together, the god damn intellectuals stick together, the guys that play bridge stick together Even the guys that belong to the god damn Book-of-the-Month Club stick together.” J.D Salinger — CATCHER IN THE RYE 87 88 Alexander B Ross 89 Barren of events. Rich in pretensions My earthly life Obscurity My real name. Wholly unto myself I exist. I wrap no soul In my embrace No mentor worthy of my calibre have I I am all alone between failure And Frustration I am the red thread between Nothingness and Eternity Russ Gordon Why should we be in such desparate haste to succeed, and in such desperate enterprise! 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 which he hears. however measured or far away 90 Jim Anderson Music is a moral law. It gives soul to the universe. Wings to the mind. Flight to the imagination. A charm to sadness. And life to everything. Plato 92 Steve Buono 93 94 Dave Paddock 95 He who is cowardly will do right because it is safer to do so He who is overly ambitious will do right if it is to his advantage to do so He who is miserly will do right when he finds it cheaper to do so He who is average will do right because it is expected of him But blessed is he who does right because it is right 96 Robin Elizabeth Clear Farewell to you and the youth I have spent with you. It was but yesterday we met in a dream. You have sung to me m my aloneness, and I of your longings have built a tower in the sky But now our sleep has fled and our dream is over, and it is no longer dawn The noontide is upon us and our half-waking has turned to fuller day. and we must part If in the twilight of memory we should meet once more, we shall speak again together and you shall sing to me a deeper song And if our hands should meet m another dream we shall build another tower in the sky Kahil Gibran 97 David Sidway When I was young and they packed me off to school and taught me how not to play the game I didn't mind if they groomed me for success or if they said that I was just a fool so I left there in the morning with their god tucked underneath my arm their smiles and their book of rules so I asked this god a question and by way of firm reply he said, “I’m not the kind you have to wind up on Sundays so to my old headmaster (And to one who cares) before I'm through I d like to say my prayers I don't believe you. you have the whole damn thing all wrong I’d rather look around me — compose a better song cos that s the honest measure of my worth Jethro Tull 98 John Brown 99 Vic la Russa Yesterday is already a dream and tomorrow is only a vision But today well lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope Franklin s Tower (ROLL Away the Dew) (Hunter Garcia) In another time's forgotten space your eyes look from your mothers face. Wild flower seed on sand and stone May the four winds blow you safely home Roll away the dew You better roll away the dew I II tell you where the four winds dwell. In Franklin's tower there hangs a bell. It can ring — turn day to night It can ring like fire when you lose your way Roll away the Dew God save the child who rings that bell It may have one good ring, baby you can t tell. On one watch by night, one watch by day If you get confused listen to the music play Roll away the Dew 100 Frosh. B S Hut. Sisters V W . Soph. English Poem, L.S.. Prom Jr.. H G Football. Cuda. DiDo s Stang Gino Mines 86 ins! . Lyon s the H O Neil has a woman. Millwood F D, Goodbye Greeley hello T P Summer at Beach Haven. G G s Bar. P Ville Fights The Times They Are A-Changin I'll meet you in the next world — Don’t be late Jimi Hendrixs 101 Jim Feola 102 Mike DePrizio 104 I got by with a little help from my friends I got high with a little a little help from my friends . I swear I lost everything I ever loved or feared I was the cosmic kid in full costume dress Well, my feet they finally took root in the earth but I got me a nice little place in the stars And I swear I found the key to the universe in the engine of an old parked car I hid in the mother breast of the crowd but when they said. Pull down . I pulled up Ooh growin' up Bruce Springsteen Oave Gilmour 105 Bill Marshall To dream the impossible dream. to fight the unbeatable foe. To bear with unbearable sorrow, to run where the brave dare not 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 causel 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. 106 Hank Richter Doug Johnstone 108 Steve Berkeley 110 Jim Fernter Miles from Nowhere I think I'll take my time Oh yeah Look up at the Mountains I have to climb To reach There Cat Stevens 111 This hotel bar is full of people The piano man has really laid it down Even the old bartender is high as a steeple So why tonight must I wear a frown This hotel bar has lost its people The piano man has caught the last bus home The old bartender is asleep in the corner So why must I still be here, I don't know I’m a million miles away I'm a million miles away Sitting like driftwood On a windy bay Roy Gallagher Craig Baxter 112 Stacy Lewis 113 Eric Haegle - - 1 I 1 I . jji 1 iXii ?Vt v •V v 114 I 115 Ken Greene 117 118 Blaise Farina • •' 119 Brian Desrosier The Road Not Taken Two roads diverged in a yellow wood. And sorry I could not travel both And be one traveler, long I stood And looked down one as far I could To where it bent in the undergrowth; Then took the other, as just as fair. And having perhaps the better claim. Because it was grassy and wanted wear; Though as for that the passing there Had worn them really about the same. And both that morning equally lay In leaves no step had trodden black. Oh! I kept the first for another day! Yet knowing how way leads on to way, I doubted if I should ever come back. I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence: Two roads diverging in a wood, and I — I took the one less traveled by. And that has made all the difference. —Robert Frost 123 Dean Sterner Jon Tenuta Senior Directory JAMES W. ANDERSON JR. 435 Abbott Ave. Ridgefield. N.J. 07657 ................. page 92 ROBERT B. ANDREWS 164-12 108th Ave. Jamaica, N Y. 1 1433............................ 76 MARK ANTON II 31 Washington Ave. Short Hills, N.J. 07078 .......................... 119 CRAIG BAXTER ACCRA Department of State Washington, D C. 20520...................... 112 STEPHEN T. BERKELEY Quaker Lake Rd. Pawling, N Y. 12564........................... 1 10 MICHAEL I. BLOCH Box 555 Traver PI. Millerton, N.Y. 12546 .......................... 53 CLAIRE BROWN Reservoir Rd. Pawling, N.Y. 12564...................................... 70 JOHN BROWN JR. 3116 North 24th St. Philadelphia, Pa..................................99 STEVEN BUONO Canfield Ave. East Norwalk, Conn. 06855 ............................... 93 JOHN CAREY 102 Staniford St. Auburndale, Mass. 02166................................ 71 GEORGE F. CATLETT III 60 Knollwood Rd. Roslyn, N.Y. 1 1576 ......................... 89 LARRY K. CHERRY R.R. 1 Box 197 Monee, Illinois 60449................................ 59 ROBERT R. CIAMBRA JR. 33 Woodmont Rd. West Haven, Conn. 065 16 ..................... 55 BROOKS A. CLARK 132 Stanmore PI. Westfield, N.J. 07090............................. 115 ROBIN E. CLEAR Drawer 3 New Fairfield, Conn. 06810 ................................. 97 JOHN CLEVELAND 9 Eastwoods Lane Scarsdale, N.Y. 10583 .............................. 66 DEAN B. COLEMAN Taconic Rd. Greenwich, Conn. 16830 ................................. 52 CALVIN DeMARSILIS 66 Knob Hill Dr. Mt. Carmel, Conn. 06518 ......................... 96 MICHAEL T. DePRIZIO 1 8 Druid Hill Rd. Summit, N.J. 07901 ......................... 104 BRIAN DESROSIER 400 Sandwich St. Plymouth, Mass. 02360 ............................ 122 I SEAN T. DEVNEY 531 E. 20th St. New York, N.Y. 10010................................ 120 JOHN J. DiDOMENICO JR. 47 Taconic Rd. Ossining, N.Y. 10562 ......................... 79 FRANCIS K. DUANE 29 State St. Framingham, Mass. 01701....................... page 62 THOMAS W.M. EVARTS 172 Croton Lake Rd. Mt. Kisco, N Y. 10549 .................... 86 BLAISE K. FARINA 47 Mellon Ave. Troy, N Y. 121 80............................... 118 JAMES B. FEOLA 63 Blueberry Drive Woodcliff Lake, N.J. 07675.................... 102 JAMES R. FERRITER 35 Cavanagh Rd. North Scituate, Mass. 02060................... Ill PETER J. FORREST 23 Bloomer Rd. Brewster, N Y. 10509............................. 87 MARVIN S. FRANK II 100 E. Bellevue PI. Chicago, III. 6061 1 ..................... 78 MATTHEW GENTILE 15 Avon Rd. Bronxville, N.Y. 10708.............................. 109 DAVID E. GILMOUR 17 Hemp Ave. Rumson, N.J. 07760 ............................... 105 JEFFREY L. GOODWIN 65 Rockland St. Natick, Mass. 01760........................... 83 RUSSELL K. GORDON 1 72 W. 79th St. New York, N.Y. 10024 ......................... 90 KENNETH D. GREENE 627 Mountain Road Terr. Kinnelon, N.J. 07405 ................ 1 17 ERIC E. HAEGELE 2 Alsid Court Troy, N.Y. 1 2 1 80............................... 114 ROBERT C. HANDVILLE 99 Woodlands Drive Pleasantville, N.Y. 10570 ................ 54 CRAIG HANSEN 42-09 47th Ave. Sunnyside, N.Y. 1 1 104..............................56 JOHN B. HUMPHREY 27 E. Court St. Warsaw, N.Y. 1 4569 ........................... 123 DOUGLAS N.D. JOHNSTONE 63 Fari St. Carmel, N.Y. 10512........................... 108 KEVIN J. KIRBY 298 Prospect Ave. Middletown, R.l. 02840 ......................... 58 KURT A. KREHBIEL 30 Seneca Dr. Chappaqua, N.Y. 10514..............................68 LEONARD P. KREUSCH 24 Crestview Terr. Montvale, N.J. 07645....................... 63 ROBERT W. KUMNICK 555 E. Main St. Meriden, Conn. 06450 .......................... 61 VICTOR C. LaRUSSA 8 Whitney Ave. East Norwich, N.Y. 1 1732...................... 100 STACEY LEWIS 821 Hilltop Terr. S.E. Washington, D.C. 20019 ..................... 113 JAMES E. McClelland 4 Sprine Terr. Greenfield, Mass. 01301........................74 WILLIAM T. MARSHALL 1520 Hawthorn Drive Portsmouth, Ohio 45662.................. 106 BRIAN MEAD 2 Sand St. Millwood, N.Y. 10546 ..................................... 101 DAVID MONTANEZ 1770 Bruckner Blvd. Bronx, N.Y. 10473 ................ page 94 CLIFFORD M. MORRISSEY 145 Heritage Dr. Naugatuck, Conn. 06770............. 84 DAVID MOY 2285 E. 21st St. Brooklyn, N.Y. 1 1229 ......................... 72 MARK C. NELLIGAN 24 Lewis Dr. Ridgefield, Conn. 06877 ............. 121 DAVID C. PADDOCK 48 Middlesex Rd. Darien, Conn. 06820..................... 95 DAVID G. PAISH R.D. 2 Gurley Ave. Troy, N.Y. 12182 ........................81 PHILIP E. PARKER 164 St. Ann's Ave. Apt. 15H Bronx, N.Y. 10454 ........... 67 EDWIN RAMOS 90 Avenue D 10B New York, N.Y. 10009 ......................... 77 MICHAEL A. RASO 2134 Continental Ave. New York, N.Y. 10461 .............. 103 WALTER H. RICHTER III 670 Paramus Rd. Paramus, N.J. 07652.................107 CHRISTOPHER H. ROBERTS 109 Sprain Rd. Scarsdale, N.Y. 10583 .............. 91 ALEXANDER B. ROSS 97 Hoagland's Lane Glen Head, N.Y. 1 1545 .............. 88 DAVID SIDWAY Titicus Rd. North Salem, N.Y. 10560.......................... 98 THEODORE K. SMITH 70 N. Hillside PI. Ridgewood, N.J. 07450............. 57 PAUL J. STAPLETON JR. 220 Walthery Ave. Ridgewood, N.J. 07450............. 75 EDWIN M. STECKEL Pocantico Hills No. Tarrytown, N.Y. 10591 ........... 82 DEAN M. STEMER 181 Ferndale Rd. Scarsdale, N.Y. 10583............ 124 CALVIN STEMPEL Caliban Ave. Fairylands Pembroke 5-156 Bermuda..............73 GEOFFREY P. STENT 50 Ridgewood Rd. West Hartford, Conn. 06107 ............ 65 RODERICK A. SUPPLE Wellesley PI. Fishkill, N.Y. 12524 .................... 64 JONATHAN G. TENUTA 4174 Chadbourne Dr. Columbus, Ohio 43220 ............. 125 RUSSELL M. TESTO 3 Oxford Rd. Troy, N.Y. 12180.........................60 STEVEN B. TUTUNY 170 High St. Holliston, Mass. 01746 ................. 85 ALLISON H. WHIPPLE Pine View Farm Carmel, N.Y. 10512 .....................116 MICHAEL WOOD P.O. Box 276 Locust Valley, N.Y. 1 1560 ............. 69 MARK A. WOODHOUSE 10201 Wish Ave. Northridge, Ca. 91324 .................. 80 Smith, Hansen Senior Poll Most Popular... Thinks He Is..................................................................Gilmour, Duane Most Mature Keeps D C. In Action Most Likely To Succeed First To Return Best Looking Thinks He Is Best Friends Best Nickname Most Compatible Roommates Best Student Best Athlete Straight Arrow. Done Most For T.P Done T.P. For Most Biggest Shoveler. First Married First Divorced O.T.L Talks Most, Says Most Talks Most, Says Least Talks Least, Says Most 129 Favorite Saying Hey Hah! How Many Days till Graduation? The Spot First To Go To Jail P B. By Nature Sack Rats Favorite Movie Gentlemen Of Leisure Biggest Highway Menace Always Late Most Sarcastic Cool Guy Best Voices Most Typical T.P Student Class Clown Work Program Goldbricker Most Gullible Most Respected Couldn't Care Less Most Successful With Cats And Dogs Most Dignified Favorite Lager Favorite TV Show Favorite Heroes 130 Favorite Girls Schools Masters, Miss Hall's Favorite Animals Rocky, Jed Favorite Musical Group Hot Tuna, Aerosmith Best Drunk Smith, Goodwin Thinks He Is Duane, Sidway Preppiest Gilmore, Carey Playboy Hansen, Ferriter Thinks He Is Gilmour, Stempel, Duane ? ? ? ? Clear, Stapleton Best Actor Duane, Clear Archie Bunker Mead, Hansen Best Dressed Paish, Kirby, Lewis Best Natured Handville, Cherry Most Ambitious Andrews, Cherry Status Symbol Weekend Slip Quietest Krehbiel, Devney Most Modest Smith, Cherry Most Immature Duane, Feola Biggest Griper Kreusch, Raso Most Aware H , Ruoss Biggest Eater Stapleton, Tenuta Rich Kid Kreusch, Anton, Steckel Muscle Beach Handville, Testo Thinks He Is Tenuta 131 The Fonz Testo Senior History Freshman Year Started with 26 Ajay Upadja straight from Nepal? Dilkes makes varsity football . . candlestick coons . Goodman the sweat hog . . . Kumnick makes varsity wrestling . . . Dave (Kojak) Carswel McDermott gets mailed out . . Rouse and Bald win fight to remember . . . Kent school buses have sweet engines . . First and last year for door locks Carswell gets dressed for bed . Kantor fixes phone your mama what? . . Hollis gets yearbook dedication . Ciambra makes varsity baseball Final exams . . We made it through freshman year. Sophomore Year Moved from Colonnade to the zoo . . Dilkes, Carswell, and Sablosky — no return . . . Kite takes window trip . . . Is Catlett patriotic? . . . First boat show a big success . Dibble quacks over wine . . Smoking permission finally arrives . . . 19 in beer bust . . Williams makes splinters out of closet Fischer says goodbye to Calvin at 2 A M. . Girls make debut as T-P goes Co-Ed . . . Looper no return Dacus makes group 6 and the boot . . . year of the chump Parks feet . . . Andrews scores . Kopko and Talbot bite the dust . . . Junior year around the corner 132 Junior Year George Zarou hits campus along with Hot Tuna Mountain finds an audience . Blaise gets pasted Kearton. the grease bucket . . . Siren awakes everyone Hank makes his own route to mountain . . . Cross Country is the hit and downfall of the 2nd Boat Show Brooks undefeated . Graham calculates the wrong move . . . Lewis helps B Ball team to win State Championship Reed Jone leaves with more than he came with . . Nelligan wake up service . . Davis gets caught with pants down Fischer takes frequent trips home Mid-Winter weekend, a true party . . . American Studies gives us ulcers . . . Calvin operates Dunbar phone Midnight raid by sophs end in bathroom Feldman takes laundry home for good Tuttle leaves along with Karpoe looking forward to senior year. Senior Year Football finally enjoys winning season Evarts, Supple and Clear shop with the headmaster Skateboards are in . . . O.T.B. Sterner . C.B J.F. . . . soccer wipes up and finishes in N.E. top ten . . . Ciambra becomes a coach . . . Welcome back Demment D C. is active in winter . . . Quebec trip goes up in smoke Wyland new dean of students Rhoads and Jackson add new di- mensions to faculty . . . Clark and Crew hit the Pawling streets . . . Bloch's yearbook . . T.P gets the Fonz . . . T. Smith is president . . . Fireworks . . . Spring term is the final struggle . college, here we come 133 UNDERCLASSMEN Class Of 1977 FIRST ROW McGraw. Haimann. Barrington. Van Lew, Von Kreuter. Hansen, Manfra. Campbell, Kirchmaier, Greenberg. Freeman, Craig. Sanita. Diamond. Maguire SECOND ROW Tennant. Lambertson, Kyle. Baldassarri. Snyder. Axlerod. Bates. Stein. Berkman. Murphy, Cummings. Dodd. Parsons, Kaplan. Mamelok THIRD ROW O'Brien. Lynch. Peden. Behr. Gowen. Nelligan. Otto. Sikes. Kennedy. Murphy. Jordan. Ogden. Lee. Scileppi. Wheeler. Farrell. Cooke. Dale. Hamann. Gets. Fell FOURTH ROW Rienzi. Stowe. Kenyon. Williams. Santilli. Petraglia. Chapman. Howlett 136 Class Of 1978 FIRST ROW Clapp. Melcher. Briones. Craig. Roland. Mitchell. Smyer. Braschi. Lahey. Dow, Chenet. Buchanan SECOND ROW Townsend. Coulter. Rachman. Marcy. Brooke. Hall. Moore. Tucker. Schreckinger. Kirchner. Wardrop. Daby, Seavey. Blake. Wand THIRD ROW Galvin. Kirby. Vanecek, McGibbon. Werber. Otto. Franklin. Bedmger. Rivera. Bundy. Greene 137 Class Of 1 979 FIRST ROW Dav.es. Chapman. P.erce. Gill. Constantine. Glanz. Calnan. Enders SECOND ROW Kirkland. Kaplan. Townsend. Hennmgsen. Nusbaum, Wemtraub. Cooper. Marbaix, Burgess. Izadi. Schmidt. Fowler THIRD ROW Black. Baltz. D'Agostino. Bardua. Carroll. Bloom. Grayson. Barr. Kirk FOURTH ROW Adelman, Falkenrath. Harmonay. Dames. Campbell. McCain. Williams. Anderson. Tennant. 138 CALENDAR Fall Term September 7 September 10 September 11 September 12-14 September 15 November 18-24 November 24 Winter Term November 30 December 1 December 12 December 13 January 11 January 12 February 4 February 8 February 9 March 5 Spring Term March 28 March 29 May 30 May 31 — June 4 June 4 June 5 Early Sports — noon Proctors and Student Council — 11:30 a.m. New Students — 10:00-12:00 noon Luncheon for New Students and Parents— 12:30 p.m. Old Students return — noon Orientation and Testing Classes begin Exams Thanksgiving Vacation — noon Thanksgiving Vacation ends — 7:00 p.m. Classes begin Candlelight Service — 5:00 p.m. Christmas Vacation begins — 7:00 a.m. Christmas Vacation ends — 7:00 p.m. Classes begin Mid-Winter Weekend begins — after games Mid-Winter Weekend ends — 7:00 p.m. Classes begin Spring Vacation begins — noon Spring Vacation ends — 7:00 p.m. Classes begin Commencement — 11:00 a.m. Underclass Exams Summer Vacation begins — noon ACH (Juniors) Varsity And Junior Varsity Football FIRST ROW Cherry. Tutuny. Marshall, Ciambra. Smith. Clark. Ferriter, Berkeley. Stapleton. Coleman, Lewis SECONO ROW Mr Hubbard. Howlett. Axlerod. Dale. Woodhouse. Brinkman. Duane. Greenberg. Gets. Snyder. Andrews. Handville. Paddock. Mamelok. Mr Hutchinson. Mr Demment THIRD ROW Frank. Anderson. DePrizio. LaRussa, Mead. Clapp. Kirchner, Petraglia. Ogden. Moore. Goodwin. Maguire. Kirchmaier. Peden, Richter varsity season record 4-3 Trinity-Pawling 16 Hopkins Grammar 0 Trinity-Pawling 16 Kent 44 Trinity-Pawling 12 Hotchkiss 44 Trinity-Pawling 0 Kingswood 14 Trinity-Pawling 20 Cheshire 19 Trinity-Pawling 18 Avon 13 Trinity-Pawling 14 Canterbury 0 junior varsity season record: 1-3 Trinity-Pawling 0 Taft 6 Trinity-Pawling 0 Kent 42 Trinity-Pawling 0 Hotchkiss 18 Trinity-Pawling 6 Canterbury 0 The highlight of the varsity football season was the ability of the team to win its last three games and post its first winning season (4-3) in three years. After an opening game win over Hopkins Grammar, the team lost three games in a row including strong Kent and Hotchkiss squads as well as a disappointing loss to Kingswood. The turning point was the Cheshire game T-P played its best football of the season against a good team The Blazers rallied from behind three times during the game and came up with key offensive and defensive plays throughout the afternoon. The next week we faced Avon and raced to a 12-0 lead in the first half Avon rallied in the second half, and T-P found itself behind 13-12 with six minutes remaining in the game and the ball on our own 19 yard line. We then put together an 8 1 yard drive and scored with 40 seconds remaining. The season ended with a big win over traditional rival, Canterbury. After a mistake plagued first period we were able to put together two scoring drives as well as come up with the big play Throughout the course of the season, the line was anchored by Brooks Clark, Jim Ferriter, Steve Berkeley, Pete Ogden, Bob Ciambra. John Petraglia, Rob Handville. Mark Woodhouse. Bill Dale, Paul Stapleton, and Dean Coleman. The backs were led by Larry Cherry, Bill Marshall, Mike Moore, Jay Howlett, Steve Tutuny, and Stacey Lewis At the end of the season, the Fathers Association Award for most valuable player was presented to Brooks Clark. The Coaches and Most Improved Player Awards were presented to Larry Cherry and Mike Moore respectively 142 143 Third Football FIRST ROW Grayson. Kaplan. Gill, Izadi. Wemtraub. Kirkland, Constantine. Ansan. Davies SECOND ROW Parker. Davis. Schreckmger, Diamond. Tucker, Bardua. Black. Wardrop, Williams. THIRD ROW Barr, Harmonay. Melcher, McGibbon. Roland, D Agostino. Van Lew. Mr Cooper season record: 3-3 Trinity-Pawling 6 Canterbury 36 Trinity-Pawling 0 Hopkins Grammar 20 Trinity-Pawling 35 Wooster 0 Trinity-Pawling 46 Rumsey Hall 6 Trinity-Pawling 6 Kingswood 36 Trinity-Pawling 20 Kent 6 144 Girls Soccer FIRST ROW Brill. Greene. Fowler, Farrell. Seavey. Daby. Kaplan SECOND ROW Mr Reade. Clear. Brown, Wheeler. Parsons. Hamann. Cooke. Bundy. Miss Jackson. The girls launched the first team sport at T-P with soccer this fall. Although the entire team had never played soccer before, they began to develop skills as the season progressed. Playing a rather tough schedule, they were easily outclassed in all but one contest. However, their enthusiasm and drive indicated that the level of play will improve in the years ahead. After two losses on the road to both Canterbury and Kent, the girls played their home opener against Millbrook in front of a packed bank of spectators. In spite of its self-consciousness, the team played much better but failed to score and dropped another one. In the next game against Canterbury, the team reached its second highlight of the season, the second goal of the year In the first Canterbury contest Canan Kaplan had tickled the twines from the left wing, and in the repeat match, Claire Brown caressed the crease with a shot from the center. Though still dropping the last three games by 7-0, 9-0, and 1-0, the team began to show great improvement. In the last game the fullbacks who had played well during the season led by Mary Cooke, Emily Fowler, and Captain Nancy Farrell continued to play very well defensively, and they were now backed up by Patrice Lynch. The forwards, Mary Hamann, Lindsey Bundy, Robin Clear, and Canan Kaplan hit the post several times with shots from the strong halfback line of Mary Anne Greene, Brenda Brill, and Claire Brown. The game, however, was shortened twenty minutes due to a Millbrook injury, and finally darkness ended the contest. The girls were headed for their first win, but it was denied them. The most valuable player award for the season went to Claire Brown. season record: 0-7 Trinity-Pawling 1 Trinity-Pawling 0 Trinity-Pawling 0 Trinity-Pawling 1 Trinity-Pawling 0 Trinity-Pawling 0 Trinity-Pawling 0 Canterbury 6 Kent 9 Millbrook 6 Canterbury 6 Kent 7 Berkshire 9 Millbrook 1 145 Varsity Soccer FRONT ROW Stent, Kirby. Humphrey. Testo. Gilmour, Farina. Desrosier. DeMarsihs. Anton. Hansen. McClellan. Wood BACK ROW Steckel. Santilh, Buchanan. Murphy. Otto. Chapman, Rivera, Kennedy, Stowe. Sikes, Otto, Campbell, Kenyon. Fr. Wyland. Mr Smyth. season record: 8-2-2 Trinity-Pawling 4 Hopkins Grammar 0 Trinity-Pawling 8 Milford Academy 0 Trinity-Pawling 4 Berkshire 2 Trinity-Pawling 5 Wooster 0 Trinity-Pawling 0 Taft 0 Trinity-Pawling 4 Storm King 1 Trinity-Pawling 7 Kingswood 4 Trinity-Pawling 1 Hotchkiss 1 Trinity-Pawling 1 Kent 3 Trinity-Pawling 6 Gunnery 2 Trinity-Pawling 6 South Kent 0 Trinity-Pawling 0 Canterbury 2 The 1975 Soccer team had the best season of the school's recent history with an 8-2-2 record Presaging such a fine year were the performances of Blaise Farina and Brian Desrosier in the annual Western New England Soccer Association Captains' game. The season began with four victories (over Hopkins. Milford, Berkshire, and Wooster) before a disappointing tie with Taft on their muddy field. However, the resounding 7-4 victory over Kings-wood on Parents Day was probably the highlight of the season. Another tie (with Hotchkiss) began the slate's second half, followed by victories (over Storm King, Gunnery, and South Kent) and defe-ates (Kent and Canterbury). The team represented a fine combination of old and new players. Blaise Farina represented the school on the WNEPSSA Select team. Returning seniors Mark Antort, Calvin DeMarsilis, Dave Gilmour. Craig Hansen, and the captains were the core of the team's success. They were surrounded by former JV players and new boys including three sophomores who showed fine potential. 146 147 Junior Varsity Soccer FRONT ROW Cooper. Freeman. McGraw. Blake. Marbaix. Kreusch. Moy. Cummings. Bloom. Murphy. Dodd. Carroll BACK ROW Mr. Smith. Wand. Haegele. Beard. Dow, Fell, DiDomenico. White. Anderson. Baltz. Chenet season record: 2- -4-3 Trinity-Pawling 3 Trinity-Pawling 3 Trinity-Pawling 1 Trinity-Pawling 3 Trinity-Pawling 1 Trinity-Pawling 0 Trinity-Pawling 0 Trinity-Pawling 1 Trinity-Pawling 2 Storm King 0 Berkshire 3 Taft 2 Canterbury 4 Kingswood 1 Kent 4 Hotchkiss 2 Gunnery 0 Millbrook 2 148 season record: 5-1-1 Trinity-Pawling 3 Wooster 0 T rmity-Pawling 6 Rumsey Hall 0 Trinity-Pawling 7 Canterbury 1 Trinity-Pawling 3 Kent 1 Trinity-Pawling 6 Millbrook 0 Trinity-Pawling 0 Hotchkiss 1 Trinity-Pawling 1 Gunnery 1 Third Soccer FIRST ROW Barrington. Dames. Rachman. Coulter. Townsend. McCain. Kirk, Pierce. Werber SECOND ROW Chapman. Campbell. Marcy. Craig. Behr. Lahey. Henningsen. Glanz, Adelman. Hughart. THIRD ROW Mr Ugalde, Kyle. Anderson, Tennant, Jordan. Tennant. Cox. Seth Ruoss. Briones. Galvin. Williams, Mr Ruoss. 149 Varsity Cross-Country season record: 3-8 Trinity-Pawling 45 Hopkins Grammar 20 Trinity-Pawling 45 Berkshire 19 Trinity-Pawling 46 Kent 17 Trinity-Pawling 45 Hotchkiss 15 Trinity-Pawling 15 Cheshire 45 Trinity-Pawling 27 Gunnery 28 Trinity-Pawling 46 Taft 16 Trinity-Pawling 15 Storm King 47 Trinity-Pawling 37 Milbrook 20 Trinity-Pawling 46 Kent 16 Trinity-Pawling 45 Canterbury 15 Canterbury Invitational — T-P (sixth place) FRONT TO REAR Kirby, Baxter. Brown, Vanecek. Lambertson. Forrest, Kummck, Carey. Hansen. Mr Powers The win-loss record of a team is usually the best indication of the accomplishments of that team. However, in the case of the 1975 Cross-Country team, this is not true. The team was composed almost entirely of young inexperienced runners who had not participated in Cross-Country before Only one letter man, Rob Kumnick, returned from last year's team During the course of the season, all members worked very hard to improve beginning with the Canterbury Invitational to the Tri-Meet with Kent and Canterbury. These numbers must be judged by the individual progress of each participant, and using this as a measure of quality, this year's team was outstanding. 150 Junior Varsity Cross-Country FRONT ROW Krehbiel. Stempel. Gowen. Gordon. Brown BACK ROW Mr Powers. Raso. Paish, Supple. Roberts. Bates. Morrison, Nelligan. season record: 0-5 Trinity-Pawling 46 Berkshire 15 Trinity-Pawling 45 Kent 15 Trinity-Pawling 48 Hotchkiss 15 Trinity-Pawling 50 Taft 15 Trinity-Pawling 46 Kent 15 151 Varsity Hockey FRONT ROW Testo. Desrosier. Petraglia, Haegete. Samta. Santilli, Kirby, Murphy, Vanecek, Campbell BACK ROW Mr Cooper, Daby, Kennedy, Woodhouse. Duane, Fernter, Stowe. Kenyon, Cummings season record: 7-11-1 Trinity-Pawling 9 Avon 3 Trinity-Pawling 1 Belmont Hill 4 Trinity-Pawling 2 Trinity College 5 Trinity-Pawling 1 Browne Nichols 4 Trinity-Pawling 1 Kent 3 Trinity-Pawling 4 Princeton Day 2 Trinity-Pawling 2 Lawrenceville 4 Trinity-Pawling 5 Williams Frosh 5 Trinity-Pawling 0 Hotchkiss 8 Trinity-Pawling 1 Choate 5 Trinity-Pawling 1 Taft 9 Trinity-Pawling 0 Westminster 6 Trinity-Pawling 4 Berkshire 2 Trinity-Pawling 1 Kent 8 Trinity-Pawling 2 Hotchkiss 11 Trinity-Pawling 6 Taft 3 Trinity-Pawling 4 West Point 5 Trinity-Pawling 9 Billings High 7 Trinity-Pawling 8 Alumni 4 The 1975-76 varsity hockey team began with only five returning lettermen The team included four seniors, five postgraduates, eight juniors, and one sophomore Blaise Farina and Mark Woodhouse were on the injury list. There were five scrimmages, and the opener of the season saw our pucksters crush Avon 9-3. The Lawrence-ville Tournament was disappointing with a fifth place finish Kevin Kirby injured his knee and missed six games Woodhouse returned and the line combinations were shuffled like a deck of cards. The game against Kent was a hard fought one Eric Haegele was elected captain. After a 4-2 victory over Princeton, icers dropped six straight There was little penalty killing or power playing February proved to be the best month. Farina returned, and the team beat Berkshire. The victory over Taft was the first league victory. The alumni were soundly defeated, and the final record was 7-11-1. Steve Murphy was elected captain of next year's team. 152 153 Junior Varsity Hockey FRONT ROW Goodwin. Buono. Cox. Berkeley. Bardua. DeMarsilis. Anton. Handville. DiDomemco BACK ROW Maguire, Kirby. Otto. Jordan. Ogden, Chapman. Dodd. Murphy. Mr Demment season record: 5-2-4 Trinity-Pawling 4 West Haven 3 Trinity-Pawling 6 Avon 0 Trinity-Pawling 1 Kent 1 Trinity-Pawling 5 New Haven 5 Trinity-Pawling 2 Hotchkiss 4 Trinity-Pawling 2 Choate 0 Trinity-Pawling 6 Taft 5 Trinity-Pawling 2 Westminster 3 Trinity-Pawling 12 Berkshire 1 Trinity-Pawling 3 Kent 5 Trinity-Pawling 0 Hotchkiss 1 Trinity-Pawling 2 Taft 3 154 season record: Trinity-Pawling 2-10 4 Kent 7 Trinity-Pawling 2 New Canaan 0 Trinity-Pawling 3 Canterbury 4 Trinity-Pawling 5 Hotchkiss 8 Trinity-Pawling 4 Choate 5 Trinity-Pawling 2 Taft 12 Trinity-Pawling 2 Westminster 8 Trinity-Pawling 5 Berkshire 3 Trinity-Pawling 3 Kent 7 Trinity-Pawling 4 Choate 6 Trinity-Pawling 3 Hotchkiss 7 Trinity-Pawling 3 Taft 6 Third Hockey FRONT ROW: Kirchner, Lahey. Coach Ciambra. Hall. Grayson. Moore. Cooper. Wemtraub. Townsend. Freeman. SECOND ROW Mr Tillson, Gordon. Chenet, Beard. O'Brien, Axlerod. Galvin. Baltz. Davies. Fell. 155 Varsity Squash season record: Trinity-Pawling Trinity-Pawling Trinity-Pawling Trinity-Pawling Trinity-Pawling Trinity-Pawling Trinity-Pawling Trinity-Pawling Trinity-Pawling Trinity-Pawling Trinity-Pawling Trinity-Pawling FRONT ROW: Otto. Gilmour. Buchanan STANDING Snyder, McClellan, Williams. Sikes, Baxter, Mr Reade 7-5 4 Brunswick 3 0 Kent 7 3 Millbrook 2 6 Canterbury 1 5 Vassar 2 0 Taft 7 4 Choate 3 2 Westminster 5 4 Canterbury 3 0 West Point 9 5 Millbrook 2 1 Trinity Frosh 6 This year's varsity squash team finished the season with 7 wins and 5 losses. The wins were by no means easy. Jim McClelland's come from behind victory against Millbrook, and P. B Snyder s dramatic win over his Brunswick opponent provided the margin in two close matches. Captain Dave Gilmour twice came through in the clutch when the match was even to lead the team to victory over Choate and Canterbury. Kent Williams had the best individual record with 8 wins and 4 losses At the end of the season, John Sikes won the best player award and was elected captain for next year. 156 Junior Varsity Squash KNEELING Marbaix, Chapman STANDING Barrington. Carroll. White. Mr Tyler. Richter. Tucker. Devney season record 3-1 Trinity-Pawling 5 Trinity-Pawling 4 Trinity-Pawling 5 Trinity-Pawling 2 Brunswick 2 Kent 3 Canterbury 2 Taft 5 157 Girls Volleyball FRONT ROW Miss Rhoads. Berkman. Wheeler. Farrell BACK ROW: Cooke. Spencer. Hamann, Parsons, Seavey season record: Trinity-Pawling Trinity-Pawling Trinity-Pawling Trinity-Pawling Trinity-Pawling Trinity-Pawling McTernan 3 Westover 3 Wooster 3 Canterbury 0 Canterbury 1 Wooster 1 3-3 1 0 1 3 3 3 The girls volleyball team headed by Captain Debbie Berkman and Co-Captain Pam Wheeler completed the season with an even record. They lost their first three games, but then turned around and beat Canterbury 3-0 to bring home the first T-P victory in women's sports The team finished the season with a 3-1 victory over Wooster. The most valuable player trophy was awarded to Pam Wheeler for her outstanding contributions to the team both in morale and in playing performance Pam and Mary Cooke will be the co-captains of next year's team. 158 Varsity Wrestling KNEELING Calnan. Tennant. Haimann. Seth Ruoss. Hughart, Stent. Parker STANDING Mr Ruoss. Howlett. Scileppi. Clark. Kumnick. Stapleton. Stem Due to injuries and a lack of depth, this year's wrestling season was not what we had hoped However, many freshmen did get an opportunity to gain valuable experience which will be of assistance in the years ahead. Brooks Clark finished the season with a 9-0 record, his third straight undefeated dual meet season (30-0) for T-P Brooks also finished first in the Canterbury Christmas Tourney and in the Western New England Private School Wrestling Tourney. Geoff Stent finished the season 10-0 for dual meets and was seated in Western New England He finished fifth in the National Prep School Tourney and first in the Christmas Tourney. season record 2-8 Trinity-Pawling 37 Gunnery 24 Trinity-Pawling 33 AS 0 18 Trinity-Pawling 12 Avon 49 Trinity-Pawling 12 Storm King 45 Trinity-Pawling 12 Kingswood 48 Trinity-Pawling 10 Hotchkiss 48 Trinity-Pawling 23 Canterbury 36 Trinity-Pawling 27 Salisbury 33 Trinity-Pawling 12 Taft 51 Trinity-Pawling 12 Hopkins Grammar 45 1 Varsity Basketball KNEELING: Lewis. Humphrey STANDING Coleman. Schreckmger. Andrews. Lambertson. Sterner. Kirchmaier. Rivera, Nelligan, Roberts, Carey. Gowen. Steckel. Brooke. Cherry. Mr Hubbard season record 1 1-7 Trinity-Pawling 62 Gunnery 21 Trinity-Pawling 54 Hopkins 48 Trinity-Pawling 69 Berkshire 45 Trinity-Pawling 43 Canterbury 37 Trinity-Pawling 39 Kent 41 Trinity-Pawling 47 Avon 54 Trinity-Pawling 57 Taft 45 Trinity-Pawling 47 Avon 66 Trinity-Pawling 60 Taft 46 Trinity-Pawling 52 Choate 60 Trinity-Pawling 48 Berkshire 43 Trinity-Pawling 69 Hotchkiss 60 Trinity-Pawling 54 Canterbury 63 Trinity-Pawling 58 Hotchkiss 44 Trinity-Pawling 62 Trinity College 96 Trinity-Pawling 52 Berkshire 25 Trinity-Pawling 67 Kent 65 Trinity-Pawling 39 Canterbury 63 This year's varsity basketball team had a season which was characterized by both up's and down's. The team started off the season with four straight wins highlighted by the annual Christmas tournament which saw T-P win over rival Canterbury. From that point on. the team played at only a .500 rate The season ended with 11 wins and 7 losses, and a 7-5 record in Tri-State League play which was good for third place. T-P was led by Co-Captains Stacey Lewis and John Humphrey. Also seeing much of the action were forwards Dean Sterner and Tom Nelligan, and guards Chris Roberts and Andre Lambertson The highlights of the season were the Christmas Tournament and the victory over Kent. The Kent .win made up for a two point loss to them early in the season. This game went into two overtimes. The annual basketball award went to Tom Nelligan with the coaches award for the best defensive player going to Andre Lambertson. Tom Nelligan was also nominated for the first team All Tri-State League. Nelligan and Lambertson were elected Co-Captain for the 76-77 season 160 Junior Varsity Basketball KNEELING Ramos. Dale. STANDING Mr Abbott. Clapp. Wardrop. Sidway. Mamelok. Peden. Williams. Van Lew. Moy. Hansen. LaRussa season record: 2-12 Trinity-Pawling 27 Gunnery 28 Trinity-Pawling 38 Hopkins Grammar 50 Trinity-Pawling 34 Kent 47 Trinity-Pawling 21 Avon 69 Trinity-Pawling 22 Taft 49 Trinity-Pawling 27 Avon 51 Trinity-Pawling 39 Taft 27 Trinity-Pawling 23 Choate 65 Trinity-Pawling 43 Berkshire 44 Trinity-Pawling 41 Hotchkiss 54 Trinity-Pawling 42 Canterbury 52 Trinity-Pawling 46 Hotchkiss 69 Trinity-Pawling 57 Berkshire 38 Trinity-Pawling 47 Kent 54 162 Third Basketball KNEELING McCain. Pierce STANDING Izadi. Glanz. Craig. Dames. McGibbon. Campbell. Wand. Craig. Adelman. Kirk. Marcy. Rachman. Townsend. Kaplan. Gill. Bloom. Mr Hutchinson season record 6-3 Trinity-Pawling 24 Canterbury 37 Trinity-Pawling 20 Wooster 14 Trinity-Pawling 37 Taft 27 Trinity-Pawling 31 Gunnery 30 Trinity-Pawling 24 Berkshire 29 Trinity-Pawling 31 Wooster 11 Trinity-Pawling 44 Gunnery 27 Trinity-Pawling 34 Hotchkiss 35 Trinity-Pawling 39 Kent 54 163 Varsity Skiing LEFT TO RIGHT: Anderson. Greenberg, Frank. Davis. Catlett. Evarts. McGraw. Mr Cole 164 Recreational Skiing LEFT TO RIGHT Miss Jackson. Mr Smith. Anderson. Coulter. Harmonay. D Agostino. Bundy. Morrissey. Paish. Perkins. Diamond. Behr, Krehbiel. Greene. Kaplan. Feola Dow. Smith. Anderson. Raso. Marshall. Barr. Roland. Mitchell. Smyer. Lee. Manfra. Henningsen. Green. Stempel. Black. Constantine. Falkenrath 165 Yearbook FIRST ROW Bloch. SECOND ROW Ciambra, Briones. Blake. THIRD ROW Mr Hollis. Devney. Clear. Lynch Student Admissions Committee FIRST ROW Weintraub. Tennant. Smith, Kirkland, Berkeley. SECOND ROW Bloch. Lynch. Williams. Campbell. Dodd. White. Kaplan. THIRD ROW Andrews Ciambra. Coleman, Baxter, Cummings. Hall. Stempel, Galvin, Vanecek, Kirby, Handville. Ogden, Greenburg T-P Times FIRST ROW Whipple. Brown. Briones. SECOND ROW Johnstone. Stein, Richter, THIRD ROW Bloch. Carey Proctors FIRST ROW Ramos. Kumnick. Humphrey. Kirby. SECOND ROW C.ambra, G.lmour. Desros.er. Andrews. Richter. THIRD ROW Whipple. Hansen. Berkeley. Smith. DeMarsilis. Coleman. Mr Smith 169 Student Council FIRST ROW Tennant. J. Bardua. Moore. Hall. SECOND ROW Whipple. Smith. Lynch. Brown. THIRD ROW Fr Wyland. Ramos. Hansen. Berkeley. Petraglia. Tennant. W. Santilli, Andrews Dramatics 170 FIRST ROW Stein. Clear. Campbell. Schmidt. SECOND ROW Mr Kneeland. Duane Dodd. Spencer. McGibbon r rinitones FIRST ROW Baxter. Lewis. Ogden. SECOND ROW Richter. Wood. Ramos Choir FIRST ROW Brown. J. Dames. Maguire. Kaplan, Cox, Ogden, Carey. Wood. SECOND ROW Dodd. Manfra. Jordan. Richter, Ramos. Baxter, Hansen. J.. Hamann, THIRD ROW Schmidt. Cambell, Carroll. Johnstone. Burgess. Lynch, Williams. E , Lewis, Mr Hollis. 171 Acolytes Cummings. Gilmour, Lewis. Williams, K.. Fr Wyland Spanish Club 172 Chapman. Murphy. Kennedy. Wardrop. Parker. Snyder. Beard. Barrington. Johnstone. Braschi. Grayson. Lahey. Handville. Tennant. Dale. Hamann. Fell. Meade. DiDimemco. Rachman, Craig. Wood. Rivera. Campbell. Mr Ugalde. advisor French Club FIRST ROW Diamond. Wheeler. Daby, Cooke. Farrell, SECOND ROW Ramos. Miss Rhoads. Brown Cambell. THIRD ROW Craig. White. Van Lew, Rachman. McGibbon. Cummings. Kaplan. Stempel Projection Crew 173 Kumnick. Mr Hollis. McCaine. Black. Blake. Marbais Cheerleaders Varsity T Club FIRST ROW Clear. Brown. Hamann. SECOND ROW Wheeler, Seavey Spencer 174 FIRST ROW Ciambra, Farina, Gilmour, Desrosier. Coleman. SECOND ROW Mr Hubbard. Lewis. Kumnick. Baxter. Williams. K . Andrews, Humphrey Baltz. Constantine. Grayson. Buchanan. Lahey. Otto. Rivera. Smyer. Pierce. Bates. Dodd. Kyle. Ogden. Kirkland. Cummings. Diamond. Berkeley. 175 Gordon. Barr. Sikes. Weintraub. Humphrey. Mr Cole. Mr Demment. Mr Tillson Fell. Diamond. Mr Cole. Kirkland. Davies. Greene. Henningsen. Briones. Blake. McCain. Grayson. Bloch. Sidway Outing Club Photography Club 5----2 6 | 10 | 14 | 18 | 22 I 26 I 30 I 34 | 38 1 4? 1 46 1 50 1 Cop D a ft i Z I 6 I 10 I 1- I 18 I 22 1 26 I 30 I 34 I 38 I 4? I 46 I 50 ™ T™.V„ - pAwl,nq0 SSV’ ’ � PawIMo. ,N -V. 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