Trinity Pawling School - Scroll Yearbook (Pawling, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 196 of the 1978 volume:

I t r 1 'J'f fees ■ ■ - � tli • «•� a r- 2 � — • ‘ 2? SI? SSiS S - isgaffl _« -C jzZr -Z : H, «?■: |L y4 -sh: -TL3B fm' iTlT TRINITY-PAWLI N G SCHOOL PAWLING, NEW YORK 4 MJ� « If (J' OlDH] $ ifeaw li £7 iom h ft , � � •- r� 'if m it ilirn'7? 8 9 13 Dedication Words are inadequate to express the debt of gratitude and appreciation which the Trinity-Pawling community over the years owes to Mr. and Mrs. William Dunbar. Their countless contributions to the development and success of the school could never be enumerated in this short message. Mrs. Dunbar has spent many years working to build an outstanding school library while Mr. Dunbar has become a living legend in his many capacities as teacher, coach, and assistant headmaster coupled with a multitude of other duties which have earned him the title Mr. Trinity-Pawling . Upon their retirement, we the class of 1978 wish them many years of continued happiness, and in recognition for all they have done, we respectfully dedicate this yearbook. 16 John Lloyd Owen. DIR. OF STUDIES 20 William W. Dunbar. ASSISTANT HEADMASTER Stanly P. Lee. BUSINESS MANAGER John Macilwaine, DIR. OF DEVELOPMENT Mr. and Mrs. John Lloyd Owen 22 Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Hitchcock Family 23 Rev. and Mrs. Eric G. Ruoss Family 25 Mr. and Mrs. William A. Cooper Family 26 Mr and Mrs. Bradford N. Abbott Family Rev. Thomas R. Orso Mr. and Mrs. Miles H. Hubbard Family 27 Mr. and Mrs. Theodore R. Kneeland Mr. and Mrs. Livingston B Cole Family 28 Mr. Leigh P. Hogan Mr. James C. Tanner Mr. and Mrs. Guillermo Ugalde Family Father and Mrs. James Heron Family 31 i Mr. Gerald E. Hollis Mr. Mrs. Dexter Morse 32 Mr Mrs. Archibald Smith Family Phillips Smith Family 33 Stanley P. Lee Family Jeffrey A. Ross 35 Mrs. Patricia Cook. SECRETARY Mrs. Joan Cooper, SECRETARY Mrs. Tiny Berti, SECRETARY 37 Mrs. Corrie Galatti, SECRETARY MAINTENANCE: Paul Weikart, SUPERINTENDENT OF BUILDINGS GROUNDS. Roland Lakin, Bill Bush. Frank Tomkins, Bob Justry. Charlie Barnett Missing: Mike O'Rourke, Francis Cunningham DOMESTIC ENGINEERS: Ethel Ziarkiwski. Sharon Merrick, Patricia Christman, Matilda Burhance SAGA: Sue Dunham, Joyce Stark, Gert Dunham, Mary McGrotty. Dennis Weezorak, Manager, Bert Amlow. 41 43 Robert Rivera 78-17 21 Ave. Jackson Heights New York, 11370 A.N.S. How far high failure overlooks the bounds of low success Sir Lewis Morris The truth is that life is delician, horrible charming, frightful, sweet, bitter and that is everything It is when the gods hate a man with uncommon abhorrence that they drive him into the profession of a schoolmaster. Seneca Paul B. Rachman 15 Charles St. New York, New York 10014 When theories change and crash, when schools, philosophies . . . grow and disintegrate, man reaches, stumbles forward . . . Having stepped forward, he may slip back but only half a step, never the full step back. Steinbeck 06098 Just the way you are Billy Joel Asa Hilliard 2485 Erin Place San Francisco, Calif. 94080 Jeff Stapleton 220 Walthery Avenue Ridgewood, N.J. 07450 48 Well I walk the road of life among the strong. Among the weak. And I ask them for the shortcut to the answers that I seek. But it seems nobody understands what is and what will be. Oh, the questions of my childhood weave a web of mystery. Kansas Bruce Otto 53 Burr Avenue Northport, N Y. 11768 49 Jeff Tucker 375 Kenridge Road Lawrence. N Y. 11559 Doug Bard Heather Lane Mill Neck, Long Island, N Y. 1 1765 Jack Bateman 8062 Harris Road Le Roy, New York 14482 Parting At Morning Round the Cape of a sudden came the sea. And the sun looked over the mountain's rim: And straight was a path of gold for him. And the need of a world of men for me. Robert Browning Think as I Think 'Think as I think,” said a man, Or you are abominably wicked; You are a toad. And after I had thought of it, I said. I will, then, be a toad. Up-Hill Does the road wind up-hill all the way? Yes. to the very end. Will the days journey take the whole long day? From morn to night, my friend . . Shall I find comfort, travel sore and weak? Of labour you shall find the sum. Will there be beds for me and all who seek? Yea, beds for all who come. Christiana G. Rossett The Wayfarer The wayfarer. Perceiving the pathway to truth. Was struck with astonishment. It was thickly grown with weeds. Ha, he said. I see that none has passed here In a long time. Later he saw that each weed Was a singular knife. Retrospective Thoughts As a butterfly leaves its cocoon. So I too must leave mine. You have nourished and cared for me. In my deepest need vjone are the dark clouds which had me blind. My path is clear. When I faltered, and lagged through a wooded section, A knowing, and gentle hand quickened my pace. You were aware of my humanness. As we cross the river, I will tell Virgil of this time and place. Mark Gardy Mark Gardy 518 Dorchester Drive Rivervale, New Jersey 07675 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 as 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 dayl 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 diverged in a wood, and I — I took the one less traveled by. And that has made all the difference Robert Frost 53 Teri Wheeler Hoyt Road Wingdale, N Y. 12594 Mike Toomey 500 East Center Street Manchester Ct. 06040 55 Time passes On Time passes on like a river that must always run. Now you are gone but I will have you till time is done. You can never take away the love you gave me yesterday, but I don't have to capture you 'cause your here in this memory. John Hall IV « I Bobby Vanecek Elizabeth Drive North Salem N Y. 12594 IT'S OVER Ask a friend never part, best of fools have loved forever from the bottom of this heart, so why pretend this is the end you'll have to find out for yourself. Go on ask somebody else, why can't you just get it through your head, It's over. It's over now. Bozz Scaggs Randy Smith South Road Harwinton. Ct. 06790 Hilary Kline 6674 Van Winkle Drive Falls Church, Virginia 22044 Leigh Daby Reimer Ave. Dover Plains, N.Y. 12522 I do the best I can and leave it to those who come after me to do much better. I want love for those I love to come from all sides not just selfish me Rod McKuen 60 The real reason we caved was that we were after one of the old, dependable highs in life: the risk high. It is produced by willfully choosing to do something that there is absolutely no need to do — rope up a cliff, jump out of a plane, drive 180 m.p.h. or, in our case, crawl under the roots of mountains. You keep at it until reason and instinct scream stop. The next step, the one beyond reason and instinct, is where the high begins . . . We are all, in some respects, caves. Our interiors are dark confused, ancient mazes, difficult and sometimes dangerous to penetrate, but often containing unexpected, spectacular scenery. In either kind of labyrinth, those who obediently stop where reason and instinct command them to never make it to the best and highest places. Bill Gilbert Ted Kwittken 27 Fremont Road North Tarrytown, New York 10591 Man is not made for defeat. Ernest Hemingway The ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of comfort and convience, but where he stands at times of challenge and controversy. Rev Martin Luther King Jr. 61 Too often we . . . enjoy the comfort of opinion without the discomfort of thought. Lori Seavey 7 Collier Drive West Carmel, N Y. 10512 Joe Sullivan 164 Oldchester Road Essex Fells. N.J. 07021 Master of time Setting sail Over all of our lands And as we look Forever closer Shall we now bid Farewell Farewell Yes Roderick McGibbon 6437 Tucher Ave. Mclean Va. 22101 I think, therefore I am. Rene Descartes 64 Peter Buchanan C 0 General Motors Chile Casilla 14370 Santiago, Chile 65 66 Rene Briones 30-63 161st street Flushing, New York 1 1358 Marion Mossman Spring Hill Road North Salem, New York 10560 Move over rover and let Jimi take Over Jimi I get by with a little help from my friends. Bruce Blake 3 Linda Ct. Oyster Bay N.Y. 11771 68 It was twenty years ago today, that Sgt. Pepper taught the band to play they've been going in and out of style but they're guaranteed to raise a smile. Burton Chenet P.O. Box 158 Port-Au-Prince Haiti 69 Bill Kirchner 43 Twin Ridge Road Ridgefield. Conn. 06877 Gold and diamonds cost a spell, it's not for me I know it well The treasures that I seek are waiting on the other side. There's more than I can measure in the treasure of the love that I can find And though it's always been with me I must tear down the wall and let it be. All that I am and all that I was meant to be, in harmony Shining through and smiling back at all who wait to cross. There is no loss Kansas Bruno Paradis 31 Middle Road Bronxville. New York 10708 71 If you wake up and Don't want to smile, If it takes just a little while, open your eyes and look at the day. you'll see things in a different way. F.M For you, there'll be no more crying for you. the sun will be shining and I feel that when I'm with you It's alright, I know it's right F.M. When times go bad When times go rough won't you lay me down in the tall grass and let me do my stuff John Bozomo 75 Argyle Road Albertson, N Y. 11507 We are 1 person We are 2 alone We are 3 together We are 4 each other Bozo falling out of the second floor of Cluett? Why did he do it? Spring 77 The Hungry Knightl The Broship. It's dusted. Do monkeys have brains? Why are there 19 people in our room? HEY SCRAP” Bone Head Ernie gets a late night bath. Room 44 Spring 77 Hey Mac, don't bum” Quaker Lake The only thing it jacks is bars on the windows 73 I'm fixing a hole where the rain gets in. To stop my mind from wondering The Beatles Walkin’ though the shadows with a thousand shinin' mirrors all around. J. KauKonen Set out runnin' but I II take my time. A friend of the devil is a friend of mine. If I get home before daylight I just might get some sleep tonight. Greatful Dead Garcia Wier Lesh Take what I say in a different way for it's easy to say that this is all confusion Yes To: H.S., G.W., S.L.. T.C., B.B., B.C.. D.B.. H.J., R.H., D.L., D.C.. J.M., S.D.. T.M., J.B., R M Togetherness is together; We made it B.L. Bill Lahey 63 Boardman Road Poughkeepsie N.Y. 12603 74 J. Hendrix RIP I see fingers hands and shades of faces Reaching out but not quite touching the promised land I hear pleds and prayers and desperate whispers saying; Oh Lord, please give us a helping hand Jimi Hendrix I don't Know but I've been told If the don't pull You've got to carry the load I don't know who's back's that strong maybe find out before too long Greatful Dead Hal Smyer 2118 1st Avenue North Birmingham. Alabama 35205 2SSS Everybody knows this is knowhere Greg Witchel 27 Myrtledale Road Scardale, N.Y. 10583 Jeff Mitchell 5037 Wagon Trace Birmingham, Ala. 35243 0 often have washed and dressed and whats to show for my pains? Let me lie down and rest: Ten Thousand times I have rest and all to do again Edward Houseman 78 I am Opposed to millionaires, but it would be dangerous to offer me the position. Tod Bryant 15 Haskins Road Honover, New Hampshire 03755 Mark Twain David Grum 44 Wilson Road West Point, N Y. 10996 Doug Coulter 190 Lowell Road Wellesley, Mass. 02181 You were bread for humanity and sold to society one day you'll wake up in the present day a million generations removed from expectations of being who you really want to be. Jethro Tull Will the wind ever remember the names it has blown in the past and with its crutch its old age and its wisdom it whispers no this will be the last. Jimi Hendrix J.Hall Late nights” 4 30 A M wash Norman” Fireworks” The duett Hotel” Class vacation Winter term 1 Who knows whats next What a long strange trip its been Peter Schreckinger 544 East 86th Street New York. N Y. 10028 It is possible in many ways to fail while to succeed is possible only in one way (for which reason one is easy and the other difficult. Aristotle 83 Ashfaq Pendi Station A Wingdale, N Y. 12594 85 Steve Valle 140 Cottage Street Natick. Mass. 01760 Reflections 1:10 a m. 7-5-77 I am a person. I am someone, I truly exist, I am alive. All of my life people have used me, as they would a puppet. Pulling the strings to make me walk, smile and think. They have been very cute about it Feeding me their ideas out of love and concern. Sitting in the dark. I have seen the light. With tears rolling down my cheeks. I have discovered One of the secrets of living my own life. — Cynthia Barrington Mike Curry 22 Maher Avenue Greenwich Connecticut 06830 Consistancy is the hobgoblin of little minds — Emerson For we are I didn't mind if they groomed me for success, or if they said that I was just a fool — Jethro Tull Hal Jameison 22 Sagamore Road Bronxville, New York 10708 Wind up — Tull Don't think twice it's alright — Dylan U.S. Blues — Dead To — B.M.” R.H.” G.W. B.S. B.B. S.D. T R.C. J.M. B.L. H.S. S.P. D.B. 'M R.' ''D.B. N.R. R.R. 87 Try to realize it's all within yourself no-one else can make you change. The Beatles Some folks trust in reason Others trust in misht I don't trust in nothing. But I know I come out right Say it once again now Oh, I hope you understand When It's done and over, a man is just a man. Grateful Dead Bob Mclellan Quaker Ridge Rd. Sherman, Ct. 06784 There's a world your living in No one else has your part All God's children in the wind Take it in and blow hard, Neil Young 88 Brett Wilkins Pound Ridge Road Bedford. New York 10506 Pat Foley 59 Warren Road Farmington, Mass. 01701 Curt Ehler 150 Natchaug Drive Glastonbury, Ct. 06033 It is easy in the world to live after the worlds opinion; it is easy in solitude after our own; but the great man is he who in the midst of the crowd keeps with perfect sweetness the independence of solitude. Ralph Waldo Emerson As for criticism, do it in good time; don't get into the habit of criticizing only after the event. Mao Tse-Tung Paul Gambal 502 Cathedral Street Alexandria, Virginia 22314 Dan Clapp 316 Danbury Road Ridgefield, Ct. 06877 Dean Colley Battery Farm North Salem, N.Y. 10560 The morning comes to consciousness with faint smells of stale beer of broken tables, tipped ashtrays OHI What a mess. It's O K. Everyone had a good time Except you cleaning up the next day Your in time for the next bash How excellent What a life, I wish. Laugh a little and enjoy life. Peter Reynolds 16 Edward Avenue Milton, Mass. 02186 96 Tom Conklin Harmony Hill Rd. 1 Poughkeepsie. N Y. 13601 Matt Kirby 298 Prospect Ave. Middletown. R.l. 02840 Dennis Parrel 11 Hemlock Hollow Rd. Woodbridge, Connecticut 06525 Greg Fox Country Club Rd. Hopewell Junction, New York 12533 Personally I’m always ready to learn, although I do not always like being taught. 102 Scott Lapham 2 Midbrook La. Darien Ct. 06820 103 Robin Hood 12 Bonnie Briar La. Larchmont, N.Y. 10538 Bruce Remy 24 Balsam Road Briarcliff Manor, N Y. 10510 You can't always get what you want But if you try sometime You just might find. You get what you need. Keith Richards Mick Jagger 106 107 John Galvin 38 Maple Hill Drive Larchmont, N Y. 10538 Hank Nelkin 18 Red Ground Road Old Westbury, N Y. 11568 Let the disappointments pass Let the laughter fill your glass Let your illusions last until the shatter Whatever you might hope to find Among the thoughts that crowd your mind There won't be many that really ever matter Jackson Browne Art is long and time is fleeting” Longfellow 108 Paul Ferraro 472 Beverly Road Ridgewood, New Jersey 07450 When the going gets tough the tough get going. Let the disappointments pass Let the laughter fill your glass Let your illusions last until they shatter. Whatever you might hope to find Among the thoughts that crowd your mind There won't be many that ever really matter And when You've found another soul Who sees into your own Take good care of each other! But with the over population The inflation and starvation. And the crazy politicians I don't feel safe in this world no more, I don't want to die in a nuclear war, I want to sail away to a distant shore And make like an apeman! THE PARTY'S OVER — — I'M GONE Caroline Quartararo Barmori Road LaGrangeville, N Y. 12540 Mike Moore 984 Esplanade Pelham Manor, N Y. 10803 I took the good times I'll take the bad times I'll take you any way you want” Billy Joel The Last One Mickey Herring Reservor Road Pawling, N Y. 12564 Did you ever see the frowns on the jugglers and the clowns, when they all did tricks for you? Bob Dylan Jim Criag Rva Raul Pompeia 228 Apt. 402 Copacabana, Rio de Janeiro Brazil without a wink of sleep Cervantes Errare humanum est anonymous 0 master Musician Tune me for life again Sri Chimoy 115 Senior Class History FRESHMAN YEAR WE start with 1 5 . . . Broines and Lehrer are freshman again . . . Pawling leaves with in 48 hours . . . Karpoe has 100 victory in football. . . will S. Lee let Vanecek play hockey? . . . Hall makes varsity wrestling ... Ill hockey has a brawl with Taft . . . T-P is on Master Piece Theater. . . Bisogno gets caught in elevator shaft and graveyard . . . Hall makes varsity baseball. . . Beard and Wardrop are busted and out. . . Daby honor student; Hall outstanding citizen ... we make it though spring exams, then home ... 12 are left. SOPHOMORE YEAR Meet Chicken Neck and Zeus . . . Wyland dean of students? . . . Norman and his nose arrive . . . Ghana and Greenwich do not mix ... we inherit the Rectory boys . . . Moore makes Varsity Football; and is voted most improved player... the Rectory Trio make Varsity Soccer... LIP . . . Townsend takes two week vacation while under the knife . . . Bracshi brings disease to school. . . Norman loses tooth . . . Porno lounge in Johnson Hall. . . B.B. chased M.M.. . . B.M. the space case . . . Curcio gets caught with pants down . . . Vanecek finally makes Varsity Hockey . . . McGibbion pees on Shreck ... the Bed-Bug arrives . . . Roland earns a 10 with a five. . . Ciambra coach of third hockey. . . Cosmo de Medici . . . Zeus drops shotput. . .Daby hit with puck . . . where’s the Bed-Bug at 11:00 . . . Townsend and Galvin on Varsity Golf . . . the Bed-Bug on Varsity LaCrosse . . . Melcher has a bath at 3 AM . . . Anderson has half-page term paper . . . Anderson, Greene, and Wand caught out . . . Daby honor student . . . Moore outstanding citizen . . . Most of us make it through the exams . . . home here we come. JUNIOR YEAR Wardrop out after two weeks . . . Townsend and Bed-Bug on the fourth . . . water down the tower. . . Bed-Bug and Rosie go into Business . . . Hood Sock walk off. . . the Great Holy Abbot Crusade . . . Ehler or D. Lee . . . Wyland crashes Tito's party for the day students . . . who had the fireworks . . . H where's your car? . . . Foxxey , Think about it . . . Bed-Bug Saga Tours . . . M.G. + J.B. . . . The Honeymooners . . . Seavey takes a vacation . . . Bozzomo gets king snake . . . Braino the stud. Varsity Hockey: Yea Right . . . Briones and Hood meet the Ghost . . . Hockey wins the Lawrenceville Tournament. . . Gambal lowers out Bozzomo . . . Pit moves to Quad . . . Hutch gets married . . . Dow meets the Hick . . . Vanecek blows grits . . . Juniors get Sophomores wet . . . Abbot gets soaked. Lip nailed Braino . . . Tillson gets wet, twice . . . firecrackers burn rug . . . Gambal gets B.S. speech of praise . . . Who got Daby wet? . . . Ehler and Gambal straight arrows . . . Gambal head perfect. . . Ehler and Gambal outstanding citizens: Ehler out-standing students . . . Hathaway joins the class of 79 . . . no more Woples SENIOR YEAR Hood suspended in 2 weeks. . . D. Lee leaves. . . The Rectory Trio . . . 2nd Holy Abbott Crusade . . . Find females . . . Penthouse . . . Magnus Albus . . . Tillson’s door glued shut . . . J.E.T. Saga Tours. . . Pies on Captain's car. . . Frenchy lies to Headmaster. . . Blake gets the highest . . . Football wins the League Championship . . . Tito first to get into college . . . Cardinal puckes 7 times . . . L.P. laters Lips . . . Slumber party in McGibbon's room . . . Midnight Steak dinners . . . Schreck stays awake in class . . . The force Brothers . . . Drinking S.C. in student lounge . . . Tucker the Belligerent. . . Galvin chickens out. . . Lahey gets latered . . . Saga with Hockey bags . . . Ishfaq's Party . . . Only 6 will graduate after four long years. 116 Senior Class Poll Most Popular...........................Gambal, Moore Best Student....................................Kline, Daby Keeps D C. in Action....................Herzing, Fox Most Likely To Succeed................Hilliard, Ehler First To Return........................ Hall, Herzing Best Athlete........................... Nelligan, Otto Most Mature...........................Hilliard, Ehler Best Friends . Bateman Gardy, Ferraro Stapleton Best Nickname..................... Bedbug, Monkey Face Quietest........................... Sewing, Wheeler Class Lush.......................MacLellan, Bedinger Most Typically T-P............................ Gambal, Schreckinger Straight Arrow........................ Kline, Gambal Done Most for T-P..................... Gambal, Ehler Done T-P for Most................. Witchel, Rosenfeld First Married......................Briones, Bozzomo O.T.L.................................. Smyer, Wilkens Talks Most, Says Most........... Gambal, Mr. Dunbar Talks Most, Says Least............... Hall, Kwittken Talks Least, Says Most................. Moore, Sewing Class Comic......................Kirby, Schreckinger Favorite Saying.......Think About It, Later — much The Spot....................... Penthouse, West Dorm First To Go To Jail...................Bozzomo, Paradis Sack Rats.......................... Murphy, Bozzomo Cool Guy...................................... Chenet, Foley Most Sarcastic........................McGibbon, Hall Always Late.................... Rosenfeld, MacLellan Work Program Loafer......................... Tucker, Toomey Most Compatible Roommates........Gardy Bateman, Hall Vanecek Couldn't Care Less............... Wilkens, Witchel Sloppy Dresser.............................Kirchner, Tucker Favorite Musical Group......................Grateful Dead, Marshall Tucker Crutch Experts................... Ferraro, Kwittken Reddest Eyes..................... Witchel, Mitchell Playboy....................................Sullivan, Jameison Thinks He Is...................................Hall, Paradis Best Actor......................... Moore, McGibbon Preppiest..................... Schreckinger, Gambal Archie Bunker....................Townsend, Bozzomo Best Dresser..................... Nassehi, Gambal Best Disposition......................... Hilliard, Rocky Muscle Beach.................................Sewing, Moore Thinks He Is............................... Paradis, Moore Biggest Griper................. Rosenfeld, MacLellan Rich Kid...................................Townsend, Colley Biggest Eater............................... Tucker, Bedinger Best Movie............ Star Wars, Close Encounters Favorite Brew................... Molson's, Michelob Favorite TV Show .. Charlie's Angels, Honeymooners Favorite Meal ... Pawling Pizza, Midnight Saga Meals The Fonz.................................. ?????????? Class Of 1978 120 FIRST ROW: Bryant. Nelkin, Paradis. Nassehi. Craig. Otto, Buchanan, Rachman. Rivera. SECOND ROW Mr Hubbard. (Form Advisor). Wheeler, Pendi. Seavey, Sewing, Moore, Hall, Farrel. Vanecek. Fox, Grum THIRD ROW: Conklin, Kaplan, Bedinger. Tucker. McGibbon, Galvin, Gambal. Townsend. FOURTH ROW: Kwittken, Valle, Cardinal, Kirby. Colley. FIFTH ROW: Coulter, Hilliard, Ferraro, Reynolds, Kirchner, Gardy, Bateman, Daby, Toomey SIXTH ROW: Curry, Jameison, Hood, MacLellan, Chenet, Nelligan, Dow, Herzing. Briones, Clapp, Mitchell, Witchel, Murphy, Bozzomo. Class Of 1979 FIRST ROW: Trotta, Elderkin, Witherbee, Clarke. Puleston, Flynn, Skeete. Bensen (on floor), O'Connor, Lazarus, Umberger, Enders, Chapman. SECOND ROW: Nusbaum, Dames, Burgess, Kaplan, Busby. Cunningham, Fowler, Izadi, Bloom, Vallero. Constantine, Mr. Smith (Form Advisor). THIRD ROW: Colwell. Wiener, Ansari, Reisini, Schmidt, Planeta, White, Henningsen, O'Brien FOURTH ROW: Barr, Baltz, Uribe, Clarke, Mestres, McCain, O'Brien. Campbell, Stephens. FIFTH ROW: Kirk, Gill, Adelman, Swab, Cohen, McDavitt, Bartlett, Menton, Young, Syversen, Phillips. SIXTH ROW: Shavonsky, Rodriguez. Cooper, Bates, Mullaney, Hughart, Baldwin, Tennant, Woods, Goulder, Morgan. SEVENTH ROW: Williams, Barich. Puglisi, White, Leek, Anderson. Black. Fox, Smith. Salerno, Tyrrel. Class Of 1 980 FIRST ROW: Conklin, Schneider, Brinkman, Sebring, Ryan, Plymire, Nakhla. Kerner, Stires, Taddei. SECOND ROW: Young, Long, Phyfe, Hacker, Russell, Marzouca. Deitsch, McGovern, Brickell. THIRD ROW Perez, Lombardi, Jeffery, Barrington. Onthank. Sandler, Rosenberg, Tytlar, Bloom. FOURTH ROW Shera. Van Wagner. Brown, Paish, D Agostino. Hill, Hogan, Keresey. Trotta, Harty. FIFTH ROW: Winner, Deitsch, Goldman, Iverson, Fenner, Hope, Matthews, Connelly, Crowther, Russo, Craven, Tait, Taupier, Browning, VanWaaner, Bontemps, Schmidt. SIXTH ROW: Ross, Picoli, Mahoney, Holbrook, Nadler, Green, Strauch. Smith, Center, Knowles, Lovett, Crocker Class Of 1981 FIRST ROW:Galgano, Lapeyre. Ward. Seibald, Behr, Costello, Gilkey, Murano. Messenger, DeHoff. Grassie. SECOND ROW: Foster, Vitt. Dupuch, Erskine. John Baldassarri. Ftizgerald, Gerrity. Tytlar. Morrell, Agor, Becker, Mr Dunbar (Form Advisor). THIRD ROW Fuller. Reid, Walsh, Haffey, Flowers. Derrico. Oliva, Holman. Monteagudo. Rooney FOURTH ROW: Russell, O'Brien. McLean, Gibson, Atkinson. Strong, McClatchy, Gesner, Altidor. Bodman, Cooke. 121 123 Varsity Football FIRST ROW: Mr Hutchinson, Moore, Bozzomo. Bedinger, Fox, Sewing, Murphy, McGibbon, Gambal SECOND ROW: Mr. Ross (coach), Mullaney. D. Clarke, Leek, Kirchner, Fox, White, Lehey (manager) THIRD ROW: Mr Morse (coach). Salerno. Sullivan, Barr, Cardinal, Clapp, T. Clarke, Iverson, Taupier, FOURTH ROW: Schreckinger. Bartlett. Hilliard, O'Connor, Crowther. Nelligan, Tucker (manager). Season Record: 5-2-1 Trinity-Pawling Trinity-Pawling Trinity-Pawling Trinity-Pawling Trinity-Pawling Trinity-Pawling Trinity-Pawling Trinity-Pawling 6 Hotchkiss 8 6 Kent 6 16 Taft 0 30 Hopkins 0 14 Cheshire 6 16 Avon 12 32 Kingswood 7 26 Canterbury 36 124 This years Varsity Football team compiled a 5-2-1 record which enabled the Blazers to capture the Erickson Football League title. This conference consisted of Hotchkiss, Kent, Taft, Kingswood, Hopkins, and Trinity-Pawling. The season began with a very heart-breaking loss to Hotchkiss with a score of 8-6. In the next league game, T-P captured a moral victory with a come from behind 6-6 tie against a large and powerful Kent squad. The following week, T-P had a game against the Taft School, who traveled from Watertown, to face the students and parents of a fearless T-P school. In this particular game, T-P did not score in the first half, but did score two touchdowns in the second half which completely demoralized the Taft crew, with a score of 16-0. The next game, T-P was on the road to New Haven to play Hopkins Grammer. Again T-P started off sluggishly, but soon regained their poise with the help of a long scramble of 72 yards, run by Asa Hilliard, to complete the score to 30-0. Again T-P found themselves on the road traveling to Chershire Academy. The Blazers scored quickly on a pass to Greg Fox on the first play from scrimmage, which made the score 8-0. Cheshire score and the score remained tied until the last play of the first half, when Tim Nelligan threw a bomb to David Bedbug Beddinger to bring the Blazers to the final score of 14-6. The Avon game was our best performance of the year. T-P illustrated the determination that can be used to defeat a huge, powerful, and experienced Avon team. It was a total team effort to come out with a win of 16-12. After this big win against Avon, the Blazers showed a slower way of winning, which turned out to be a 32-7 win against Kingswood. After the Kingswood win, the Blazers faced a non-league game against a very powerful Canterbury team. Unfortunately, the Blazers came home with a 36-26 loss. At the fall banquet. Bill Leek was presented the Most Improved Player award, while Brian Sewing was presented with the Most Valuable Lineman award. Asa Hilliard was presented the Coaches Most Valuable Player trophy and Paul Gambal was awarded the Un-Sung Hero award, while Mike Moore received the Fathers Association award. Next years captains are Tim Clarke and Bob Mullaney. This years captains, Paul Gambal and Mike Moore wish to express their gratitude for the effort of this years team and coaches for the great victories we won together. . . 125 Varsity Soccer FIRST ROW: Blake, Chenet, MacLellan, Buchanan, Otto. Rivera, Jameison, Dow, Remy, SECOND ROW: Mr Read. Rodriguez. Baltz, Sonnabend, Chapman, Puleston, Bensen, Shafonski, McKaskill, Russell, van Wagner, Dames. Season Record: 8-3-1 Trinity-Pawling 7 Salisbury 2 Trinity-Pawling 5 Hopkins 0 Trinity-Pawling 4 Berkshire 2 Trinity-Pawling 8 Wooster 2 Trinity-Pawling 2 Taft 1 Trinity-Pawling 4 Westminster 3 Trinity-Pawling 2 Kingswood 2 Trinity-Pawling 1 Hotchkiss 4 Trinity-Pawling 0 Kent 4 Trinity-Pawling 4 Gunnery 1 Trinity-Pawling 5 South Kent 2 Trinity-Pawling 0 Canterbury 3 126 The 1977 Varsity Soccer team surprised many teams in the Western New England Soccer Association in their strong showing. With only four starters returning from second place finishing 1976 team and all of their forwards, this years team led by Captain Bruce Otto and finished in sixth place ahead of all their rival teams. Led by three yearer was Peter Buchanan who scored a record 23 goals and 7 assists, Otto with 9 goals, and Jim Chapman, Kirk McCaskill and a newcomer Rene Rodriguez who combined for ten more goals. Trinity-Pawling soccer continued to be an offensive powerhouse. They scored 46 goals during the season, second highest total in the 33 team league. Rounding out the offense was returnee Bruce Blake, newcomer Bruce Remy, and Eric Sonnabend, but for the team to be successful, it had to develop a strong defense as well. Using a new formation, Otto, Rivera, Jameison and Eric Shafonsky and strengthened by the solid performance of goalie Steve Puleston, the team was able to keep their opponents from tickling the twines. The halfbacks in this formation did yeomans work at midfield, led by serious Bob MacLellan, Burton Chenet, and junior Chapman. Highlights of the season would include the 5-0 drubbing of Chote which was T-P's first win against that opponent, the 4-3 cliff-hanger against Westminster, and the 2-1 victory in the closing minutes of the Taft game. Award winner for the best underclassman player went to Jim Chapman; most improved player awards went to Bob McLeellan and Eric Shafonsky, and high scoring award to Peter Buchanan for the season total and career total at T-P of an amazing 48 goalsl Bruce Otto, strong field player and leader, received the annual Soccer Award. With eight returnees next year led by captain-elect Steve Puleston, the fine soccer season at Trinity-Pawling should continue. 127 Girls Varsity Soccer FIRST ROW: Tytlar, Barrington. Mossman, Daby, Baldassarri, Busby, Fowler. SECOND ROW: Miss Carril, Coach, Wheeler, Planeta. Brill, Seavey, Bloom, Schmidt, Syversen, Cunningham, Wilkens, Manager, Miss Conger, Coach Girls Soccer 4-5 Trinity Pawling 2 Trinity Pawling 0 Trinity Pawling 0 Trinity Pawling 2 Trinity Pawling 2 Trinity Pawling 6 Trinity Pawling 2 Trinity Pawling 4 Trinity Pawling 0 Canterbury 1 Kent 3 Millbrook 9 Hopkins 1 Wooster 6 Strom King 0 Berkshire J.V. 1 South Kent 6 Canterbury J.V. 4 128 Varsity Cross Country FIRST ROW: Flynn, Smith, Sherer, Kaplan, Nelkin, Urbi, Kline, Adelman SECOND ROW: Tait, Knowles, Browing, Stapleton, Mestres. Henningson. Barich, Coach Bacher Canterbury Invitationals 7th Trinity-Pawling 32 Hopkins 23 Trinity-Pawling 45 Berkshire 16 Trinity-Pawling 32 Kent 26 Trinity-Pawling 46 Hotchkiss 16 Trinity-Pawling 35 Salisbury 23 Trinity-Pawling 20 Cheshire 41 Trinity-Pawling 24 Gunnery 33 Trinity-Pawling 37 Taft 21 Trinity-Pawling 22 Storm King 35 Trinity-Pawling 26 Millbrook 31 Trinity-Pawling 50 Canterbury 15 Trinity-Pawling 18 Kent 46 129 J.V. Football STANDING: Wiener. Goldman, Hardy. Reisini. Kwittken. White. Ansari. McDavitt, Salerno, Garrett. Coach Harrow. Coach Hubbard SEATED: Ward, Phyfe. Kauffman, Smith. Gardy. Paradis. Crowther, Bateman. Hacker. Woods. Elderkin, Stephens. Sandler. Paish. Iverson SEATED ON GROUND: Jeffery, Brinkman, Haffey, Kaplan, Hood. Colley, Grum Third Footbal 130 FIRST ROW McClatchy, Cooke, Plymire, Rooney, Boyd, Strong, McClean, Laper, Holman, Monteagudo SECOND ROW Galgano, Aaor, Morano, O'Brien, Gesner, Trotta, Garrity, Grassi THIRD ROW Weinstein. Oliva, Reid, Hope, Young, Brickell. Tytlar, Haffey. Vitt FOURTH ROW: Mr Hogan (coach), Schmidt. Mr Stevens. J.V. Soccer STANDING: Coach Smith, Young, Skeete, Puglisi, Lazarus, Campbell, Kirk. Rachman, Laphman, O'Brien, D agostino, Cooper. LeBlond, Burgess KNEELING: Bodman, Witherbee, Stires, van Wagner, Smith, Craig, Bensen. Nassehi, Picoli, Toomey, Vallero hird Soccer 131 STANDING: Altidor, Strauch, Winnicki. Genter, Davis. Flowers, Hill, Goulder. Ross, Ryan, Hill, Keresey. Coach Wyland KNEELING: Seibald, Dupuch, Foster. Atkinson. Scully, Crocker, Craven. Brown, Bloom. Kerner. Gibson Varsity Basketball Standing: Coach Hubbard, Bedinger, Nusbaum, Lack, Stapleton, Cardinal, Rivera, Kline, Hilliard, Bartlett, Smith, Gill, Mestres, Coach Hitchcock KNEELING: Herzing, Nelligan Varsity Basketball Season Record 17-4 Trinity-Pawling 72 Gunnery 44 Trinity-Pawling 59 Hopkins 44 Trinity-Pawling 46 Manhattanville 64 Trinity-Pawling 76 Kent 54 Trinity-Pawling 73 Avon 54 Trinity-Pawling 56 Taft 34 Trinity-Pawling 67 Avon 41 Trinity-Pawling 00 Taft 00 Trinity-Pawling 67 Choate 37 Trinity-Pawling 78 Berkshire 58 Trinity-Pawling 95 Trinity College 74 Trinity-Pawling 61 Hotchkiss 42 Trinity-Pawling 59 Canterbury 47 Trinity-Pawling 61 Hotchkiss 46 Trinity-Pawling 58 Kent 51 Trinity-Pawling 61 Westminster 36 Trinity-Pawling 52 Suffield 60 Trinity-Pawling 46 Adelphi 53 132 The 1978 Varsity Basketball team enjoyed a very successful season. They achieved a record of 17-4 which represents the fourth best record in T-P's history. For the second year in a row, the team captured the Tri-State League trophy and ran its winning streak against league teams to 25 games. The team also made it to the finals of the New England Class B Championships before falling to Suffield. Prior to this the team had won 14 games in a row. Members of the starting unit were Co-Captains Mickey Herzing and Tim Nelligan, Jeff Stapleton, Tito Rivera, and Gary Cardinal. Also seeing plenty of action were Bill Leek and Asa Hilliard. At the annual winter sports banquet, Mickey Herzing was selected as the most valuable player. Herzing, Nelligan, and Stapleton were named to first team all-league, and Bill Leek was elected captain for next year's squad. 133 Varsity Hockey FIRST ROW: Kirby, Foley, MacLellan, Bozzomo, Farrel, Barich, Vanecek, Valle. Daby (manager). SECOND ROW: Mr. Cooper. Flynn, Chapman, Russell, Winnicki, McCaskill, Bensen, Gesner, Jeffery (manager). SEASON RECORD 12-8 Trinity-Pawling 1 1 Avon 1 Trinity-Pawling 5 Westpoint J.V. 3 Trinity-Pawling 3 Yale J.V. 9 Trinity-Pawling 1 Lawrenceville Tournament 2 Trinity-Pawling 3 Kent 4 Trinity-Pawling 4 Lawrenceville 2 Trinity-Pawling 5 Hill 3 Trinity-Pawling 5 Williams J.V. 4 Trinity-Pawling 3 Hotchkiss 4 Trinity-Pawling 5 Chote 9 Trinity-Pawling 7 Taft Trinity-Pawling 7 Westminster 4 Trinity-Pawling 6 Canterbury 4 Trinity-Pawling 6 Kent 4 Trinity-Pawling 2 Chote 6 Trinity-Pawling 2 Hotchkiss 5 Trinity-Pawling 7 Taft 3 Trinity-Pawling 5 Union College J.V. 1 134 The 1978 Varsity hockey team finished the season strong by winning its last three games with a record of 12 wins and 8 losses. The leading goal scorers were Kirk McCaskill with 35 points, Pat Foley with 28 points. Matt Winnicki with 23 points, and Captain Bob Vane-cek with 20 points. Goaltenders Bob Barich and Dennis Farrel had a combined average of 4.5 per game. In the team statistics, T-P outshot its opponents by more than 50 shots and outscored its opponents by 20 goals. Also making fine contributions to this year's team efforts were seniors John Bozzomo with 4 goals and 11 assists, Bob MacLellan with 6 goals and 7 assists, and Steve Valle who although injured during part of the season, managed to get 8 points. Kirk McCaskill and John O'Connor were elected captains for next year's team. . •‘V Varsity Squash FIRST ROW: Sonnabend. Otto. Buchanan, Baltz. SECOND ROW: Mr. Read, McGibbon, Remy. Nelkin. Tucker. Varsity Sk Mr. Cole. Taupier. Ansari, Trotta; R Brown. Colwell, Atkinson. Rachman (captain), Trotta, D Conklin, Ehler 137 Girls Varsity Volleyball FIRST ROW: Planeta. Seavey. Mossman. Baldassarri. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Hutchinson. Schmidt. Brill, Tytlar. Wheeler 138 Varsity Wrestling FIRST ROW: Rodriguez, White, Gilkey, Hughart, Bowne. Phyfe, Dunlap. SECOND ROW:Mr Ruoss, Tennant, Salerno, Kirk, Browning. Barr, Sullivan, Galvin. White. Fox, Kauffman. Baldwin. Season Record 2-10 Trinity-Pawling Trinity-Pawling Trinity-Pawling Trinity-Pawling Trinity-Pawling Trinity-Pawling Trinity-Pawling Trinity-Pawling Trinity-Pawling Trinity-Pawling Trinity-Pawling Trinity-Pawling Trinity-Pawling Win Lost 3 Winners Lost Lost Won Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost by 1 Gunnery ASD Canterbury Tourn. South Kent Avon Storm King King School Kingswood Hotchkiss Salisbury Taft Hopkins Canterbury 139 J.V. Hockey SEATED: Lazarus, D Agostino, Strong, Reynolds, Knowles, Clarke, Woods, Witherbee. Brinkman. STANDING: Young (Manager), Vallero, Smith, Lovett, Shavonsky, Strauch, Young, Shera. Cooper, Mr. Hogan (Coach). Third Team Hockey 140 SEATED: Rooney. McLean, Tait, Ross. Picoli. Derrico. O'Brien. STANDING: Harty, VanWagner, Iverson, O’Brien. O'Brien. Garrett, Puglisi, Mr. Cole (Coach). J.V. Basketbal KNEELING: Skeete, Russo. Campbell. STANDING: Williams. Fenner, Nadler. Wiener. Holbrook, Adelman, Dames, Morgan, Connolly. McClatchy. Mr. Abbott (Coach). Third Team Basketball 141 KNEELING: Kaplan. Weinstein. STANDING: Mr. Hutchinson (Coach), Costello, Grassie, Schmidt, Reid, Altidor, Phillips, Lombardi. Russell. Hope, Goldman, Agor, Morrell, Galgano, McCain (Manager). J.V. Squash FRONT ROW: Uribe. Briones. SECOND ROW: Cooke, Bodman, Craig, Stires, Rosenberg, Fr. Wyland. Fourth Hockey FIRST ROW: Colley. Hood, Jameison, Murphy, Chenet. SECOND ROW: Hacker (manager), Monteagudo, Gibson, DeHoff, Tytlar, Bricked, Scully, Mr. Shoup (coach). THIRD ROW: Mr. Stevens (coach). Fuller, Kaplan. J.V. Skiing Mr. Cole (coach), Matthews, Bates, Black, Flowers, Foster, Hill. Recreational Skiing FIRST ROW: Frosh, Schneider, Rosenfeld, Haffy. SECOND ROW Murano. Mr Harrow (coach). Green, Elderkin, Bontemps, Behr, DuPuch, Seibald, Paish, Sebring. Reisini, Crowther, Gambal, Gardy, Haffey, Gerrity, Oliva, Ryan, Bateman, Becker, Smyer, Mitchell. Quartararo. Blake, Long, Conklin. Stephens, Winner. 143 ACTIVITIES Prefects SEATED: Otto. Hall STANDING: Moore. Ehler. Mr. Smith. Gambal Student Council 146 SEATED: Hill, Ehler, McLellan, Barr, Seavey STANDING: Mr Ruoss, Rooney. Lovett, Gambal Plymire T-P Times FIRST ROW Mr. Orso. Busby, Cunningham, Bateman, McGibbion, O'Connor, Kaplan, Clark, Moore SECOND ROW Rooney. McCain, Barrington, Rachman, Gardy. White, Ehler. Wiener, Chapman. Gambal. Morgan, McCaskill TOP ROW Enders, Craig. Shafonsky, Gerrity Dramatics Club 147 FIRST ROW: Kline. Fox. Reisini. Adelman, Moore, McGibbion BOTTOM ROW Mr Orso, Schmidt. Wiener. Brown, Fowler, Keresey Band FIRST ROW: Wheeler. Tytler. Hughart. Seavey, Planeta, Hope. Hardy. Anderson, DeHoff. Rosenfeld SECOND ROW: Mr Tanner. Onthank, Wiener. Cohen, Schmidt, Galgano, Clapp, Tennant, Dietch Photography Club 148 Mr. Cole, Long, McCain, Bloom, Smyer, Phillips, Conklin. Monteagudo, Seavey, Derrico, O'Brien Spanish Club FIRST ROW: Cunningham. Ugalde, Busby. Izadi, Hardy. Dietch. Tytlar. Elderkin SECOND ROW Monteagudo, Tadde. Clark. Bloom. Reisini. Connelly THIRD ROW Young. Perez. Rachman. Buchanan. MacLellan. Rivera, Russell. Jeffery. Seavey TOP ROW: Trotta, O'Brien, Craig Choir FIRST ROW: Mossman. Tytlar. Schmidt. Fowler. Barrington. Stires. Hilliard, Reisini SECOND ROW McGovern. Fox, White. Williams. Bedinger, Bates THIRD ROW Onthank. Kline. Dames. Mr Tanner. Burgess. Cambell. Bartlett. Bodman 149 Student Admissions ON STAIRS: Genter, Picoli, Sandler. Gilkey, Monteagudo, Walsh, Gerrity, Baldassarri, VanWagner SECOND ROW: Herzing, O'Connor, White, Long. Leek, McLean, Derrico, Nassehi, Brown, Clark. Henningson, Otto THIRD ROW: Crocker, Sullivan, Kaplan. Ryan. McGovern. Ehler, Townsend. Gardy, Altidor FOURTH ROW: Russell, Lovett, Kwittken, Garrett, Hill Projection Crew 150 Phillips, Ryan, Black, Altidor French Club Clark, Cunningham, Busby, Craig, Rachman, McGibbion ■ I Art Club 151 Chenet. Smyer. Reade Varsity T Club Daby. Moore. Otto. Rivera. 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