Trinity Pawling School - Scroll Yearbook (Pawling, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1982 volume:

Dedication Mr. Mrs. Eric Ruoss have been members of the Trinity-Pawling community for the past eleven years. During this time while raising their son Seth, they have made many valuable contributions to the life of the school. Mrs. Runes as the school librarian has guided the library through a period of growth and prosperity while Mr. Ruoss in his . apacitv as history teacher, wrestling coach, and especially in his role as Dean of Students and counselor to the entire 'indent body has shown wisdom, patience, and understanding. For their many years of loyalty and service to the Trinity-Pawling community, we, the C lass of 1982, grateful! dedicate this book to the Ruoss family. Contents Dedication....................2 Faculty......................18 Student Body.................40 Seniors......................46 Senior Poll.................134 Senior History..............132 Senior Directory............138 Fall Sports.................148 Winter Sports...............174 Activities..................194 Dormitories.................208 Faculty Directory...........234 Student Directory...........236 ; 14 , fiLI • ?s Phillips Smith Headmaster Archibald A. Smith, III Director of College Placement 20 Rev. Charles Sheerin Assistant Headmaster Director of Admissions John Lloyd Owen Director of Studies Christopher R. Tillson Assistant Director of Admissions 21 David Reece Assistant Director of Admissions Stanley P. Lee Business Manager John C. Mcllwaine Director of Development Mark Netsch Archibald A. Smith Family Jeanne Bryant 23 John Merrill Family Walter Mitchell Bradford Abbott Family 24 Mimi Odell Marc Trister Family 25 26 Livingstone B. Cole Family 27 C harles Edith Sheerin Edwin Reade 28 Gerald E. Hollis Margaret McGlade 29 Eric G. Ruoss Family Michael Waller David Reece Family 31 Barbara C arlson Joint 6 Lois Owen Paul Henry Family Theodore Kneeland Family Patricia Kirchner I)r. Milnor Morrison Jan Merrill Linda Ruoss Librarians Marilyn Harrington R.N. Toni Bolster R.N. SAGA Food Service William Baker (manager) Kevin Stufins Lisa Colhio Roger Francis Bert Amlow Robert Cook 36 Maintenance Sitting: Merlin Rice Franklin Tompkins Richard Burfeindt Mike O'Rourke Pat Reilly Standing: Kevin Rice John Peck Roland Lakin Francis Cunningham Flousehold Technicians Ethal Ziarkowski, Sharon Merrick Carol Rose Business Office 37 Patricia Cook Headmaster's Office Corrie Galatti Admissions Office Lois Owen Office of Director of Studies 38 Nikki Caul Alumni Office Mary Speidel Receptionist Veronica Badowski Receptionist 39 41 1st row: Yager, I). Murano, Yee, (folding, Rigney, Craig, Weinberger, Lawlor, Brickelmaier, Platt, Delloo, Fmptagc, Hamilton, I). Martin, Ford, C ook. 2nd row: Casey, N. Rodger, Daudenniire, Fischer, k. Murano, Shutt, Mosle, Meeks, Apothakcr, lx, McNinch, Cooper, Debutts, Miron, Buhl, VanWagner, Grusser. 3rd row: Lubold, Streete, T. von Storch, Gilmore, Leonard, Huber, C ameron. Graham, Curtiss, Foreman, Conell, C oker, Murache, Baumbeger, Murphy, Taliaferro, Warren, Jones. 4th row: Soloman, C hief, Szamborski, McDermott, Palmer, Inch, Pollard, Pritchard, Standish, Finnerty, Lutkins, llellier, Davant, Ackerman, McQuade, Mellon, B. Rvan. 5th row: New Man, VonAncken, (dean. Miller, Woodward, Brooks, Crott, Jackson, Bolton, Ehr-hard, Alston, Havier. 1st row: Fisher, Wallinger, Tracy, Paradis, Hayuni, Herr, Dumont, McCaque, R. Case, Flanagan, Buchman, Vartan, C'assenelli, Sulivan, Slowey, Harrison, Mansfield, Meunnier. 2nd row: Stites, B. Ryan, Timingham, Henry, Kalck-reuth, Frame, Krause, Moran, Kennedy, Wiliams, Burgess, Gaylord, T. Kim, Gallagher, Vaccaro, Morrison. 3rd row: Cragin, Cannada, Gleysteen, Rooney, Gallagher, Bennett, R. Hardy, Salz, Flynn, Kinnaly, Burke, Hall, Sachez, Roberts, Abbott, Gottlieb. 4th row: DeGedrinsky, Nelligan, McNinch, Hill, Leech, Tsairis, Shore, Chase, Peterson, F. Williams, Dilworth, Fung, Morse, Fearon, Bell, Bedford. 5th row: Roman, Couch, Brown, Schaffer, Dodge, P. Clark, Taylor, W illard. 1st row: P. Finnerty, Sullivan, Nelson, Lord, Florence, Rodine, Walsh, Snow, Ferreri, J. Kim, ( olclough, Ryan, Damiano, Paik, L. Smith, Bellew, C ase. 2nd row: Palm, Mc( omas, IVamato, Lovely, Spore, McGuire, DePola, Mochwart, DeGregory, I). Smith, Kearns, DuPont, P. Smith, Osborne, Steele, Greiner. 3rd row: Petrino, Hughes, Sapos, Bracken, McCrady, Abbett, Axford, Kiernan, Shisler, Daily; Chipperfield, Waring, White. 53532353234848 46 47 “Go for it while you hive it Dear Mom and Dad. Thank you very much for your support and love that has enabled me to succeed here at T.P. Love always Peter Best of luck to all my best friends at T.P. who made the years pleasant. E.H.H., J.G., B.C., D.E.B., and a special thanks to my roommate who is one great kid. Best of luck Foogie. “You can get it if you really want it, all that you must do is try, try and try ' Jimmy Cliff “Since life is so short one should take advantage of the opportunity of hand that would fulfill his life with happiness and satisfaction” P.S.D. Peter S. Dauk “Make a promise take a to and trust your feeling it's easy now.” The Moods Blues MNo sensible man watches his feet hit ground. He looks ahead to see what kind of ground he'll hit next.” Ernest Haveox Be expected for the unexpected when you least expect it “Their feet secure their eyes fastened; he missed the beach bum.” “He's a son of a sailor who's out to sea for adventure.” Jimmy Buffet Thanks Mom, and Dad, jinsey, and John. I hope some day I will make you as proud of me as I am of all of you. 49 Ed Gardner 50 ROLLING STONES CONCERT 9 27 81 ... IF YOU CANT ROCK ME, SOMEBODY WILL ... W EEKENDS ... HITCHIN HOME ... FOOTBALL 5-3 ... G.U. RUNS ... LATE NITES ... SPECIAL THANKS MOM AND DAD, DOC AND MRS. K., AND THE SENIORS OF EAST DORM ... ALL THE GOOD TIMES ... FINALLY GETTING OUT... LED ZEPPELIN ... ENDLESS PARTYING ... BUZZZ! ... CRASH ... WHERE TO NEXT? ... IT’S OVER Mike O’Connor Thanks Mom and Dad Thanks Doc and Mrs. Krawiec “I go to parties sometimes until four. It’s tough to leave w hen you can’t find the door.” Joe Walsh MI am a child I’ll last a while, you can’t conceive of the pleasure in my smile.” Neil Young “Victory without honor is an unseasoned dish. It will satisfy your hunger, but it won’t taste good. Joe Paterno Pre-C haps, Pre-Meals, Pre-Sports, etc. 51 Jon Stephens Al Glassell “Aggies and Londnecks, no place but Texas” “Long live the Armidillo” “Dead cats make better pets than live cats” “Rednecks, White Socks and Blue Ribbon Beer” “Let's Go Coon Hunting” Thanks A.C.G., Jr., C.A.G., PAL, B.D.M., GAL, E.F. “the mole” and others plus thanks to Ridley Ford “Impatience is a virtue” “I wasn't fighting for glory and I never saw myself as a hero. In war there are no heroes. I have no respect for clowns who make a big noise just to attract attention. If a man pushes himself to his own limits, that's enough.” Rolf Steiner “Biafran Army” 53 Roger Silverstein “Oh, what I want to know, where does the time go Grateful Dead “Where is our innocence? Did it go out of style along with our haivete no longer a child different minds set on different things different heart beat a different string Rush Thanks to my best of friends: T.K., G.G., L.P., L.B., good luck in the future Thanks to Mom and Dad for never letting up on me love always “All the years combine, they melt into a dream a broken angel sings from a guiter. In the end there's just a song, comes crin' up the night through all the broken dreams and vanished years. 54 Grateful Dead Richard Chappell “Yes there are two paths you can go by but in the long run there's still time to change the road you're on.” Led Zeppelin “If I leave here tomorrow would you still remember me? for I must be traveling on now, 'cause there's too many places I've got to see.” Lynyrd Skynyrd “Life is so strange with it's changin; yes indeed well. I've seen the hard times and the pressure has been on me, but I've got my act together.” Lynyrd Skynyrd 55 Peter Von Storch You can check out anytime you like, but you can never leave — Eagles “The world is round, and the place which may seem like the end, may only be the beginning Priest “Always on guard, until seal is broken Jack Daniel Thanks for everything — Shnooks, A. Smith, Mr. T. “If it were done, when tis’ done, then, 'twere well, if were done quickly Macbeth “Let there be songs to fill the air Grateful Dead “You can get it if you really want, but you must try, try and try Jimmy Cliff “I’ll never let school stand in the way of my education Einstein “Love the one you’re with C.S.N.Y. “I want to thank everybody who made this day possible Yogi Berra “Let the good times roll The Cars “I told you once you son-of-a-bitch. I'm the best that's ever been C.D.B. 56 John Gaston No. 34, Earl C. “Skoal Brother” “You Can't Always Get What You Want” Stones “Just take it EA”: Purds, Jay, Fietch. “Oh—Hello Devil” Special Thanks to: Mom, George, Dad, Lula, and the rest of the family Thanks to: Mr. Tillson and Family “Let's go do some serious pounding” 57 Christopher Dyal Farewell T.P. your times were tough, three years of labor I’ve had enough, some trips were good and some were bad. But I’ll ne er forget the trips I had, college ho here I come, I'm sure it will be comfortably num. James Corr Thanks to — Mom and Dad, C.D., W.P., J.S., J.B., J.D., J.Q., and a very special thanks to Jack Daniels Born to Be W ild Steppen Wolf I et The Good Times Roll The Cars Today can last another million years Today could be the end of me It’s 11:59 and I want to stay alive Blondie Cluett four — What a Goof Gunnar Palm Thanks for everything Mom and Dad You are not given the power to make a wish without also having the power to make it come true, you may have to work for it however. Special thanks and good luck to C haps, Quads, Gerff, Ike Tierney, Harry Snake, and my frosh year roommate Pitt No place special. I've always wanted to go there. 60 Mike GraefT “Has them all fooled “The world is full of kings and queens who steal your lives and steal your dreams it's heaven and hell Black Sabbath “I'm tired of wasting my precious time Hendrix Thanks to Mom and Dad, Chaps, Quads, Gunns, Murph, Ike, H, 82, J S«, A.G. Remember Hawkeve, Merlin, Hussay, Here, D.M., D.C. 61 Chuck Caliandro 62 Thanks for everything — Mom, Dad, P.C., J.E., M.V.A., T.K. “New York is an ugly city, a dirty city. Its climate is a scandal, its politics are used to frighten children, its traffic is madness, its competition is murderous. But there is one thing about it — once you have lived in New York and it has become your home, no place else is good enough.” Steinbeck “The quality of life can be no greater than that of our own standard and actions.” A.C. “A person goes best and grows most when he finds his right goal!” A.C. “The bottle the boxes the boys, freedom” C.C. T.K. Tony Klein I felt sorry for myself when I had no shoes Until I saw a man who had no feet. M.K. TheBudweisec What was hard to endure is sweet to recall A long journey starts with the first step New York Rangers 1 Thanks for everything: Mom, Dad, M.A.K., H.K., J.N., C.C., L.F., Rich, Bruce. 63 Bill Dickson “Not to be sold above the Mason-Dixon line.’’ Rebel Veil Special thanks to everyone who gave me a hand when I needed one: E.L.P., S.S.D., R.M.D., Mr. Ruoss, H.W.S., W.D., T.W., T.C., Mr. Cole, “HB, Doc, P.K. “Maybe it's time we got back to the basics of life. Willie Nelson “Paradise by the dash board lights Meatloaf “Only the good die young Billy Joel “Southbound and down, loaded up and truckin Kris Kristofferson “There’s a place up ahead and I’m going just as fast as my feet can fly, come away, come away, if y ou're going, leave the sinking ship behind ... come on the rising wind we are going up around the bend” CCR “Like a true natures child we were born to be wild! We can climb so high I never want to die ... Steppenwolf “Rebel without a cause. James Dean “Happiness is a warm gun” Beatles “People say I am crazy doing what I am doing.” John Lennon “Time may change me, but I can't trace time.” David Bowie “Can you picture what will be so limitless and free.” 65 DOORS Kim Borrelli 66 ... “It’s Sooo Cute. “Til start my diet tomorrow. “It’s fun to share! “Dobbs lower Cushing, thanks C.H. for a fun year? popcorn. Champagne, yuchy bugs, L.S. thanks roomie, for listening. Ana Marie and Paul for never! Some day we’ll both be skinny — go up to Windham — ski — Chris J. party hardy! ... Good-bye I archment, I love you, Marie—thank you. J.D. my love my bartender. “Roy, get ya mind outa the gutta “Snookums “Shawn—how’s junior? ... let’s go shopping ... Thanks for being there when I needed you ... “K.M.—too high to qualify.”... “So dalink, how are you. ... “Mary, let’s take a Conn. Col. tour. ... “Kim’s Sauna ... “Can you tell I'm from an all girls’ school? ... “Megs, let’s make the perfect senior — B’s ass, S’s chest, C’s eyes! ... We missed Albany!... Quarters and Whales tails “Do you like my party shoes “Pink tights. ... “Guess what, I got my new glasses. ... Let’s make like a banana I like it this much. ... “Mary, Boston’s fun, I love the Burger King parking lot! ... “It’s not on the map?! ... “Let's be roomies at Trinity ... Mary Ann, Thank you for being there, T.P. would never have the same without a friend like you, this has been the best year ever — All the laughs, the tears and the driving! It’s not good-bye, it’s just gonna be less hi! “that tape — and we’ll all, join hands together. Mom, thanks for everything. I’ll always be back, you can’t get rid of me as easily as you may think — college will be fun, but home is home ... I love you! Robert Brownlee Be yourself — but your best self. Dare to be different and follow your own star. And don't be afraid to be happy. Enjoy what is beautiful. Love with all your heart and soul. Believe that those you love, love you. Forget what you have done for your friends, and remember what they hate done for you. Disregard what the world owes you, and concentrate on what you owe the world. When you are faced with a decision, make that decision as wisely as possible — then forget it. The moment of absolute certainty never arrives. Above all, remember that God helps those who help themselves. Act as if every thing depended upon you and pray as if every thing depended upon God. —S.H. Payer- Live each day to the fullest. Get the most from each hour, each day, and each age of your life. Then you can look forward with confidence and back without regrets. —V. Ellis I shall pass through this world but once. If therefore there be any kindness I can show, or any good thing I can do, let me do it now... for I shall not pass this way again. —Etienne De Grellet 67 Vince Shivers For all m Yankee Buddies: Ding, Mark, Burnie. Blodge . . . BC James I) .. . Bruskie. Wilkie, Buck Covs . . . Woody, The Hand . . . Lecker, P. McGee, Wally I)., Hobsy and Tony “CHILL Klien ... This Bud's for you! Many, many more for the White Plains Drifters!! GXX!!OXXO YOU DO... THIS BUD S FOR YOU. Did we give up when the Germans bombed Pearl Harbor? ... HELL NO! (John Belushi) 68 A great pleasure in life is doing what others say you cannot do. Hope (he year pays off WHITE PLAIN DRIFTERS Squash is not a vegetable V, see you later. 69 Megan Holbrook Be slow in choosing a friend, slower in changing. Ben Franklin 4 years — Amazing 3 musketeers. Little Willie ... Big Rock and T N.Y.C., R.K. thanks ... Kinderhook ... N.R. and E.l). — the things that happened, why? F.E.B. ... Abababa ... and ul. like that ... My yellow friend. North and friends—thanks. Tom, it was nice to meet you! ... B.C., C.M., J.D., S.W., A.L., I hate enjoyed it all. Ken Kyle Remember that climbing is as the mountain letting you up. as it is your climbing. Respect the will of the mountain, and if sometime you don't make it. maybe then mountain just wasn't in the mood. K.K. Climbing may be hard ... But it's easier than growing up. Thanks Dad and Mom for helping me the past four years. Those years, were for both of us the hard times that we will ha e to face. 71 Eric Henderson Atlanta your town Atlanta my town Atlanta good town Thanks to: M D for all your support strength I have ya’II. Pete, repeat, Joe, Bob for all the good times. Wake me in time for the Weekend. Georgia Woman, you’re so far away. Marty Ballard Trader Vice! 72 Ted Allegaert “This is a controlled environment — Don’t play with the plumbing!” Liv Cole “Intelligence is a luxury; sometimes useful, sometimes fatal, it is a torch or a fitebrand, according to the use one makes of it.” Cagallero les memoires: Scarsdale, Porsche, The Stones, wine and cheese, Earl Grey, B2, walteredness. The 6rt tramsition. The S.A.T.’s, Oh those weekends, England? “It’s like in college” “Now I’ve been smiling lately. Thinking about the good things to come; and I believe it could be. something good has begun” Cat Steve I’a mi tie: D.M.W., C.A.M, D.W.H, B.B.D.S.F, J.F, S. E, L.M, P.K, H.S, S.B, R.B, M.D, T.K, T. C, FR.O, C.W.S, W.W.D, And J.F.D. “We gotta get out of this place. B.O.C. You think it’s easy! It's not what you know. It’s who you know. Special thanks to dad and all who helped along the way. Brett Angione “I’ve just gotta stop putting things off ... Starting first thing tomorrow!! jJJ? SB? Carl Damerau Leigh Oliva Thank you to the people how hard throughout the time here. Special thanks to the Kneelands. Owens, and Phil Smith. Was it fun? No, thank the Lord they don’t have a six-year plan. Celebrate that the year at the end and the party has started. “When you feel down and out. Sing a Song.” 76 Pitt McKittrick When life has you down and Nobody seems to be listening Look again. I'm right here Myrtle Beach 80-81 Thanks to everybody that made T.P. possible. 77 Bruce Davey I got a great big Pointed Fang which is my zomby toof My right foot’s bigger than my other one is like a regular zomby hoof Tellin’ you all the zomby hoof Here Pm is, the Zomby Woof. Frank Zappa If all you got to live for is what you left behind. Get yourself a powder charge and seal that silver mine. The Dead Go real slow, you like it more and more, take it as it comes, specialize in hating fun. The Doors Wake up to Find out that you are the eyes of the world. The Dead To all the White Plains Drifters: It was more than worth it. 78 Richard J. Byrne We can share the women. We can share the wine. We can share what we got of yours, cause we done share all of mine. Greatful Dead. T.P. is like a sandwich, some days you take a big bite and some days a small bite, but you always take a bite. Date Reece Thanks Pete from all of us!! Special Thanks to: Mrs. T. Hubbard. D. Coratti, Amy B., Jill S., Jinbo. M.F.B., R.B. To the four-year men: Woody, Lefty, Geoff, Tommy, Billy, and J.D. Good Job!! Thanks Mom and Dad for caring!! Take care. Bruce, and all the White Plains Drifters!! 79 Gregg Goudreau To the Action Boys: DS, JH. PR, DO, G 1. RP, Merkwood. The Egg, I.ong Lake, MP, George's, Boston, Allman Bros. Genesis, Sorry Saint. Sherri, Tom, Loren, 1981, The Ldgars, Lady B.II, Keep Going CPC. T-P Boys: TH, CM, JS, JW, Little Sprout, GM, Thanks: Sausville, Family, The Blosats, Brdy. 4 : p : 4if • . i r m j a - - •- x-:-' RM 151, To a kid that made T.P. James K. Sausville: Puerto Rico, 1981: N.J. Midwinter. Special thanks to Mom Dad — If it was not for their attentive support and love. I don't think life would be as rewarding as it has been. 80 Jim Sausville Good-bye frustration! 1 he Kookio We could even get together when we were apart. In front of a fire: Thanksgiving vacation There’s a first time for every thing. To our Varsity Team: T.L., G.G., C.M., T.C.. B.C., J.W., J.D., B.B.. P.M., M.O., J.G., M.Z., C.A., E.G., K.R.. C.D.. B.A.. and all the rest. 81 Arthur Murphy To everyone who cared: especially; Mom, C.I., Uncle Ed, Nana, Mike, the Tristers, and the boys. Welcome to Las Vegas: When the going gets weird, the weird turn pro. — Raul Duke Don't mess with the best from West. Don't worry too much, it'll happen to you.—Traffic When is a straight line not a straight line We do not see the beams in our own eye. Space is cuned and then are no truths outside of the gates of Eden—Angus Mckie Time is an ocean, but it ends at the shore. You may not see me tomorrow —Bob Dylan Michael Tierney To Maura, most of all. To Mom, Dad, Al, bo, Ian, Art. The war room, the four-year men, Clark, Steve, Wild Bill, Nose, Quads, Pitt, Guns, Kieran, Gerff, Vem, Boog, Brendan, and the Tristers. “Mod-ism ... an ophorism for clean living under difficult circumstances. Peter Meadeu Che pfcisonee'' “The only thing we leave standing is the brewery. Louis “Chesty Puller Don’t mess with the best from West. I saw the lights and the pretty girls, and I thought to myself. What a pretty world, but there’s something else here that puts me off. And I’m so scared dear, their hate comes in frozen packs ... bought in a supermarket. Paul Weller of the Jam 83 Matt Zanelli To the class of '82 this Buds for you! I nanna go home and when I wanna go home I'm going mobile. —Who— Boys in front of the Net, it's bloody-nose alley. H.B. Before you give somebody a piece of your mind, be sure you can along with what you have left. T.C.S. P.S. — Your guessing Thanks Mom and Dad (ZT 84 Chris Anton Clark Martin Thanks Mom and Dad for steering me in the right direction and giving me all that you have. You, too, Mr. Mrs. Trister. The Best From West That’s Right ... The Palace ... Killa From Albertson ... Yea, Tommy L. Wild Bill ... Whaa ... sup T” ... I love you sweet pea ... Thank you Kingswood ... Jim Goodie ... Booger Boy ... Do It To the Fullest ... Porch Torch ... Don't ever stop. White Plains Drifters, F.B. — Hockey — Lax Yea! B—tch Thanks to those Day Leaves. That K.H. Cap 87 Tom Wilkinson The Weekends were great, I will ne er forget places and times such as: The American Stanhope, Hotel Elysee, The Waldorf Astoria, Skidmore Nursing College, Stockbridge, Old Dovers Inn, Ridgefield, R.P.I. Frat Party, White Plains Drifters, Aspen with Phil, Myrtle Beach with Dean and Sam, Lax in Bermuda, The Sugar Mill, Pedro’s, Finally defeating Kent in Football, and Westminster in Lacrosse. To all those who helped me when times were bad. Thanks. Special thanks to Mr. Ruoss for prolonging my existence at T.P. The time has past now with many ups and downs and, in the long run, it was all worth it. Weekends were great, some that I will neter forget; Amherst, New York City, Squash trips. Stock bright Mass. Pados and Sugar Mill, Sckidmore, Waldorf. Our country is changing and now one knows it. The people must take action or else ... iK? x V m •« Thanks to: Mr. Reade. Mr. Mrs. Smith, Mr. Tris-ter, “H , Doc Mrs. Krawilk, B.K., T.W., D.H., D.W., P.K., H.B., K.W., Mom and Dad. 89 Roper Happertv Phil Kessler Special Thanks Mom Dad, Emily Adam, Phil Smith, E.G.R., Mr. T., Mr. H., Mr. R. ‘ 110’', Ellen D., T.W., B.K., W.D., D.H., C.C., R.B., T.H., T.C., Killer 50-50, R.H., O.S., S.J., J.B., C.M., B.D., B.C. , rr vv j - i % - s i Si Thanks to all that made these times the best N.Y.C. Hotel Elysee, Scarsdale, Eoudonville, Aspen, State College, Ethel Walkers, Stock bridge, Ridgefield, White Plains Drifters, Train Riders, Emma Willard Frat’s, N.Y. Benz, Wild Wood, Daubenmire’s house. 91 Sam Brown Where all think alike. No one thinks very much. W. I ippmann If you want to dance, you've got to pay the band. What contemptable scoundrel stole the cork from my lunch! W.C. Fields Yesterday is a can called check; tomorrow is a promissory note; today is the only cash you have to spend wisely. Thanks to those who made it enjoyable; Dave, Bob, Dean, T.W., W.D., T.C., K.R., T.A. Special Thanks, Dad. 92 Dean Waller We lived for days on nothing but food 'n water. W.C. Fields I don't like to commit myself about heaven and hell — you see, I have friends in both places. Mark Twain I will always remember: The Waldorf, The Sugar Mill, Pedro’s, My rtle Beach, Speakers and cars w whitey, sophomore year, and Bio class with Gunk. Mex. and Liv. Thanks to Mr. Mrs. Trister, Mr. A. Smith, Mr. Owen and Mr. Cole. T.P. is a good place to grow up. Mr. Ruoss. Special thanks to mv family. In his private heart No man much respects himself Mark Twain Walk groundly, talk profoundly drink roundly, sleep soundly. W m. Hazlitt Brendan Kearney Smith “I shall he 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 “Hate is also creative: it creates more Hate. Henry Dumas “We are the unwilling working for the unqualified to do the unnecessary for the ungrateful. Kit Bowen 94 John Rinaldi “You’ve gotta believe.” Tug McGraw “I don’t have a tone of vales. The move rules you have the move grouble you get into.” Dan Zimmer The wind blew. The sh—it flew and you're only here for a day or two. 95 Ernest Reager “The real difference between men is energy. A strong will, a settled purpose, an invincible determination, can accom-dish almost anything; and in this lies the distinction between great men and little men.” — Fuller Geoff Gray “There must be some nay to get out of here, said the Joker to the thief. There's too much confusion. I can't get no relief. — Hendrix— 97 Mark McKallor The more I get to thinking the less I tend to laugh. Paul Simon If I had known it would be like this I might have given it a second thought But real life sure isn't like school there's some lessons that just can't be taught. James Young Pitching a tent with Mike and Pete and more people than Mr. Reece could imagine. Thanks to the people who made the prep-school experience a lot more fun: Mike!, Pete!, Rob!, V.S., J.D.C., Mr. Henry, B.H. To Mom, Dad, and Jake, thanks for putting up with me. 98 Mike Danforth Thanks to: Mom Dad Mark, Pete, Vince, J.D., Bob Rob, Mr. H., Mr. T., B.R., C.K., Herb And the rest of the crew Have you ever felt yourself In a place a little strange Where nothin' seemed The wav it should be And everytime you'd set your sight and take an aim —Ozark Mountain If you will tell me why the fen appears impassable, I then will tell you why I think that I can get across it if I try. — Marianne Moore— Well, the Yanks hate the Reds And the Greeks hate the Turks I really hate to say it But they're all a bunch of jerks Seems like everybody’s shakin' 'Cause the big one's ‘bout to fall I'm just try in' to hold it steady while I Piss on the wall —J. Geils Band- 99 Steve Lanpher For it isn't your father or mother or wife whose judgment upon you must pass. The fellow whose verdict counts most in your life. Is the one staring back from the glass. When you get what you want in your struggle for yourself, and the world makes you king for a day. Just go to the mirror and look at yourself, and see what the man has to say. I am a lover and have not found anything to love. Special Thanks to Mom and Dad; R.M., G.R., D.B., T.C B.B., P.M., and R.C., Mr. and Mrs. Merril Miles Hubbard, Mr. Sanborr 100 Pete McGhee “Hold on loosely But don't let go If you're too tightly you're going to lose control.” 38 Special ( ongratulations and good luck to the class of '82 Thanks to Grand I nion for maintaining my tolerance level while being away from home. Most of all I like to thank my family who helped me through a very trying period in my life. Your patience and generosity can only be surpassed by my love for you all. 101 Jeff Hubbard “Remember, A dead fish can Float down stream, but it Takes a live one to swim Upstream.” W. C. Fields I)o what you can With what you Have, where you are. Theodore Roosevelt It's not what life makes of you. It's what you make f life! mr A ___ % f 4 y A SPECIAL THANKS: KXlCZ)t s l O XD-SMARONj 102 Greg Crane In the field of opportunity. Its plowing time again. There ain't no way of tellin where these seeds will rise or when. Ill just wait around 'til spring time. Then I'll find a friend. In the field of opportunity. It's plowing time again. Neil Young We've been through something together. With trunks of memories still to come. We found things to do in stormy weather. Long may you run. Long may you run. Long may you run. Neil Young AAPFHIMH ... Hey Pete, later on ... thanx Saga ... OIMC ... MBS ... My star... IWKTHILH ... The big change? ... So many mistakes ... Over 1000 ... the boys ... Lots of pohe ... W hy can’t you understand? ... TTEAF... OSMGTAM ... That room ... Some things never change ... IIHIW H ... Today's a good day to Veg out... DIFM ... Plutas ... ICBTKM-FALFH ... Puma ... Thanx Jeff ... DGPDLMMl AM ... Thanx Mom and Dad. The grand essentials to happiness in this life are something to do, something to love, and something to hope for. John Quinn Why can't it stay like this forever Why does it always have to change Even time you think you've paid the price Seems you've got to pay it twice. Eric C lapton All that you touch All that you see Is all that your life Can ever be. —Floyd- Some folks trust to reason, others trust to might, I don't trust to nuthin', but I know it turned out right. The Dead “talking ‘bout a dream, trv'in make real. Thanks to: Grand Union, Deli, Saga, Bill, Woody, Buckly, Wanton, Tiny, Ed, McGhee. Special thanks to Mom and Dad for all the effort and time. 105 Tom Leek Here is a toast that I want to give to a fellow Til never know; To the fellow who’s going to take my place When it's time for me to go. To my successor Louis Kdwin Thayer Thank you. Mom and Dad, for everything you have done for me! White Plains Drifters The best from West Day leaves 1 Porch torches Thank you, Mr. Mrs. Trister, for every thing. Dennis Kelley VOOMP Thanks to: Mom and Dad and the Family: AAS, SD, CR, NC, DR, RC. Had a dream but it turned to dust and what I thought was love that must have been lust. I was living in style when the walls fell in. When I played my hand I looked like a joker. Turn around fate must have woke her 'Cause Lady Luck, She was waiting outside the door. by Santana If God is not a Tarheel Why is the sky Carolina blue? Go Heels FSV; GO NOLES Frog Man 108 r “Have you ever been experienced? ... I have. Not Necessarily stoned, just beautiful.” Jimi Hendrix “This is the end ... my only friend the end.” Jim Morison (The Doors) Thanks to—Mom and Dad for everything, Stanley Noung, Peter Straton. Mike, GerfT, Gunns, Chaps, Mr. Mrs. Merrill, Ernie, Eran, and special thanks to Patricia for her love. T. P. TIME “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was epoch of incredulity, it was the season of hope, it was the season of darkness, it was the spring of light, it was the winter of despair.” Charles Dickens 109 Terry Connors Let's blow this clambake To the bar crew—Thanks True friendship is like sound health, the alue of it is seldom known until it be lost. —Charles Caleb Colton Kevin Rogers Bob Frost “In the land of sunshine, greenies, fins and bikinis, one finds paradise. Jimmy Buffet “Florida thrusts like a guiding thumb to the southern island of rumba and rum, to lands of mystery that lies below, to the places I know I'm going to go. Come get me, mother, I am through. “Be true to your highest conviction. Channing “Reach for your Heiney 112 Joe Goldwasser Talent is produced in solitude ... C haracter in the steam of life. Goethe And God said ... mv2 = ze2 r r2 mvr = h 2 r = r2h2 (2 f mze2 E = V2mv2-ze2 r E = 2 mz2 e4 r2h2 ... and there was light. Truth is like a beam of light that clarifies, beautifies, beckons. If I have seen farther, it is because I have been standing on the shoulders of giants ... Newton Never play leapfrog with a unicorn. My quest in life you ask? To be a Renaissance man—What else 113 John Bissell Well I hit the rowdy road. And many kinds I met there. Many stories told me of the way to get there. So on and on I go. The seconds tick the time out. There's so much left to know. And I’m o the road to find out. —Cat Stevens- Special thanks to: Mom, David, and Dad, J.S., Mr. Mrs. D. C., Mr. Mrs. A.A.S., N.R. 114 Joseph Thomas Spendley “Two roads diverged in a wood, and I—I took the one less traveled by. And that has made all the difference. —Robert Frost— Thanks to my Mom, Dad and sisters. Special thanks to J.B. THE WHITE PLAINS DRIFTERS 115 Tim Scott McArthur Also Known as Mr. Tibbs I cannot really think of a way to sum up my three years at T.P., but I can say it's been a good experience ... I am glad I'm going on to better things. T.T.S. Special thanks to: Mom, LDS, AS, and my father for passing his knowledge to me. Good things come to those who wait, but not to those who wait too late. Bill Whithers Drum on vour drums, batter on your banjos, sob on the long cool winding saxophones. Go to it. Oh jazzman. Carl Sandburg I Have A Dream! Martin Luther King, Jr. To Lds, and AS. Your Mummy 116 Chris Marsh Is this the way out from this endless scene or just an entrance into another dream. Genesis CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD LUCK: Class of 82. Thanks to Father Orso, Father Sheerin, and friends. Special Thanks to: Mom, Dad Bob Hand If you lo e something, let it go If it comes back, it’s yours If it doesn't, it ne er was. Why do today What you can put off until tomorrow. It's not what you know It's who you know. Thanks Mom and Dad For all your help and dedication. Road trip. Part I and II 118 David Hobbs Thank you for caring: Mr. Ruoss Family, Mr. A.A. Smith, Mr. Reade, Mr. Trister, “H ... and all others for doing a great job. Thanks to the friends I will miss the most: Bob, Dean, Sam, W.W.D., P.K., T.W., J.H., T.A., B.S., T.Q., V.M., N.R. 119 Thanks Mom and Dad. Jeff Lineberger “Why us and not all?” I’ll live on and I'll be strong. Allman Bother Band Four Years: What a long, strange trip it’s been. 120 It’s a long road and a little wheel and it takes a lot of turning to get there. C.D. Tribute to: Dave Williams Thanks to: The L , A.C., J.P., B.C., T.L., C.M., R.B., B.D., C.K., B.R., C.A., J.W., B.B., B.A., C.D., S.W., M.H., M.C., J.C., J.E., J.Q., G.L., R.T., J.S., G.G., N.C., T.L., Mr. Trister, Mr. C., Mrs. H and to the White Plains Drifters. i Special thanks to: “H because if it was not for you, I would not have made it. Thanks for being a friend. Mom, Dad: Thanks for caring and putting up with me. 121 John F. Dorritie Bill Beattie 122 Bayard Clark Hey T.P.— Single boys, they’re out on the town, l ookin’ for them pretty girls bangin’ around. Man on the radio is tellin' us the news. Summertime’s here, kick the mud off your shoes, yeah. Black Foot Thank you—Mom Dad, Holly Nibby, Linda Eric. Finally ... unlashed and ready to go. The Drifters ... strike too early ... The Bud men: Bidinue. Boater, Vin, J.D., Chris, Lowell. 123 Buckley Ryan It's not the size of the dog in the dog. It's the size of the fight in the dog. Thanks to: C.K., Woody, Bobby, Mike I)., Mark, Billy B., Vince, Johnny, Geoff, Sid. Tribute to: “H and the Penthouse. The reward for a thing well done, is to have it done. Emerson 124 C.K. Siemon Music keeps me together —Taj Mahal So, life is just a game and all you hate to do — is choose. —Stanley Clarke Road trip ... 10 17 81 To the friends!!! Buck, J.W., B.B., J.D., G.L., and special thanks to “H Mom and Dad. f How does it feel? How does it feel? To be out on your own With no direction home. Like a complete unknown. Like a Rolling Stone. Bob Dvlan 125 John Woodhouse When life looks like Easy Street, there is danger at your door. “Dead” Thanks to: Mom, Dad, H, Rick, C.K., J.D., Geoffrey, Bruce, Billy, Tommy, Clark, Bob H., Goodie, Jimmy, Sid, Marty, Blodder, Ding, Vince, Spliff man, Z-man. Buckly. “The Penthouse” 1 Remember The “LT phred Bruton, Bricky, Pember. Special Thanks to Pete Muller “An honest brew makes its own friends.” —John Molson 126 Bill Blodgett Tom Kalleher “Old man wanna be rich, rich man wanna be king, and a king ain't satisfied till he rules everything. Bruce Springsteen Flying to live my life without you. Babe, would be the hardest thing I'd ever do. Bob Seger Sue, you opened doors that were closed. You opened eyes that were sleeping. You hold the key to the lock that holds you in my heart. I love you! Forever Sue Thanks, Mom and Dad “We boil at different degrees Fmerson “Many would be cowards if they had courage enough Thomas Fuller “Thanks, Thanks for the compliments. 128 Original William Peden I like to thank the administration, faculty and students who touched my life in a special wav and made this day possible. To my family and friends of the family, you’ve stood by me and believed in me. I thank you from the bottom of my heart. Thanks to the Almighty for his infinite love. “Songs to the Key of Life”, “Hotter than July”. Everyone is feeling pretty it’s “hotter than July” though the world’s full of problems, they couldn’t touch us even if they tried.” “Stevie Wonder” “Off the Wall”, “Dynasty” So tonight you got to leave that nine to five upon the shelf and just enjoy yourself. “Michael Jackson” “Bustin Out of L—7 square “Street Songs” I was born to funk and role in the big time. “Rick James” “I gotta have yah” “Forevermore” You are so promising to me. I’m like a door being open and you are the key. I only wish that you felt the same wav about me. “William Peden” When you have a dream of becoming something unique And you want that dream to stay on it’s feet. Don’t let it drift away as the seasons of the year Don’t let it shrivel up, it might only mean you didn’t care Don’t let it burn out as wood does with fire Don’t let it burst and stop your desire But keep it running till it gets higher and higher “Peden 130 Mary Ann Lubic Thanks to Yvonne, Kim, Karen, Colette, Eric, Theo, Tim, V.M., M.O., M.T. Special thanks to Mom and Dad Mike from Maine R. I. Caseadia What a riot If you love something, let it go If it comes back, it’s yours If not, it never was. Norton Marvin Vince Bertha Ethel Matilda Wally Pete 131 Class History In September, 1978, a parade of cars came to T-P and dumped off 37 snivelling little monsters that was the freshman class. Although these were a minor bust the first day, we adjusted quickly to T-P life. Wally Danforth and Tom Wilkinson made Varsity teams all year. Wilkie and Al Garcia got along well in Col-louade. They had fun. Collouade South telephone scandal was our first unsuccessful attempt at beating the system. We set up Quads: room in the Quad, but it was the wrong room. Remember Phil Alexander? ... I didn't think so. In the spring C.K. dies by falling through the ice on the back pond to get rid of a problem. Also in the spring those of us who didn't hide quickly enough were thrown into the pond. The play a “Wizard of Oz, and the class of 82 supplied the munchkiuns. The Freshman were the main cheering attraction for the Varsity Hockey teams amazing 18-1-1 record. In September 1979, we returned. Although, during the summer, we lost a few of our fellow classmates, we managed to retain most of the original cast of characters. We also gained a slew of new kids. Johnson Hall, lair of the Overbeast, was Filled with newcomers. It was a radical hall. Richard Hale embarked on the ultimate trip. Dickson went on the rampage. Lee Turner went to Belgium with Allegaert’s tunes. The snowball wars against Cluett raged. The year was wild. We managed to survive to be juniors. The class of '82 returned to T-P in the fall of '80 with a feeling of anxiousness entering our junior year. Everyone looked forward to what was ahead, but also were nervous about the importance of the year. This was the year that everyone started to think seriously about college. The year started busily. A large amount of the returning class and some new students showed for early sports. The class started to take a more important role in Varsity Athletics. The junior class composed a majority of the athletics teams, Walley Danforth taking the reigns of the soccer team as a junior. Early sports went well and everyone looked forward to the season to come. At the end of early sports the rest of the students returned. Outward bound was conducted Sunday and by Monday everyone was into the swing of things. School had a week of school completed before the First occurred. Kessler, Wilkinson, Danforth, Marsh, Hobbs and King decided to leave the Emma Willard Dance for a R.P.I. frat party. The maintenance accepted graciously the help of these six volunteers to help work for a week. Throughout the sport season juniors excelled on their athletics teams. Phil Kessler by mid season had taken over as quarterback on the Football team. Wilkinson was being a menace to opposing team's running backs. Danforth was a strong player on the team. The Season did not end too well for some of the teams. Cross Country ended with a 6-8 record but Soccer had a 4-8-2 record and football a 1-6-1. During the fall students kept themselves busy with the academics and athletics at the school, but of course many extracurricular activities were on. Students participated in clubs. No one can forget the full contract hockey games that went on in the student lounge. More injuries were caused on that floor than on the athletic fields. Winter term was a time of hard work and achievements. It also was a time of high tempers and anxieties. Everyone had now settled into the life and school started to become a routine. Some members did well but by mid-winter our class had academics difficulties. Twenty-seven of our classmates were on academic probation at one time. 132 Winter sports went very well. Each team had a winning season except hockey. There were Five members of the class of ’82 on the hockey team. Spring sports went well. The baseball team did fairly well. The track team were .500, and the lacrosse team went an astounding 13-1, devastating opponents. A few incidents occurred during the spring term. Chris Anton decided to show Mr. Reade his artistic talent by painting Mr. Reade’s dog “Abigale”. Pete Muller, alias MPistol Pete , figured out that the game of lacrosse was played easier after a few bottles of Vodka. School started to wind to a close. At stepping up our class finally became seniors. We were now the leaders of the school. We said farewell to another graduating class, and many of our friends in the class of '81. We took our exams and left looking forward to the upcoming year. Finally, senior year started. Most everyone returned. We had lost a few and gained a few through the years. This was our graduation class now. We added some solid P-G's who added to all phases of the school. The class of '82 took leading roles in the sports program. Captains were: Chris Marsh, Tom Wilken-son, and Phil Kessler for football; Wallv Danforth for soccer and “Wild Bill” Beattie for cross-country. Football and cross-country were 5-5 coming back from a slow start. All three T-P teams finished their seasons with victories. Both soccer and cross country shut out their opponents. The football team won a hard fought battle. T-P had bussed the whole school to the soccer and football games. Also large T-P’s were painted on both fields. The night before Marsh, Danforth, Conners, Spendleg, and Meyer had snuck off campus with five gallons of paint and displayed their artistic abilities on the Cantabury playing fields. It didn't take long for our class to get into trouble again. Seventeen people, mostly football players, took a day leave to White Plains following the Hopkins football game. While in White Plains, the group indulged themselves with spirits of all types. The train ride back was rambunctious. When they returned to Pawling, they met ?n unhappy welcoming committee. In the dorms, seniors took charge. Well known to all freshmen were the punishments that the seniors in East were dishing out. Haggerty, Kessler, Gardner, and especially O'Conner with his infamous dead arm punches were notorious to all freshmen. “A fresh don’t mess with the best of West.” Winter sports went well. Captains were: Kevin Rogers for hockey, Dave Hobbs for wrestling, Terry Conners for basketball, Wally Danforth for squash, and Megan Holbrook for volleyball. All teams enjoyed good seasons. During January a flu hit the school confining half the students to their beds. Health was restored and the school finished out the term without anymore medical problems. Entering into the spring term everyone looked forward to good times and graduation. Some members of our class were accepted early decision, others crowded around their mailbox till April 15th waiting to see which college they would attend. Captains for Spring sports were Wally Danforth and Kevin Roger for baseball, Phil Kessler and Tom Wilkinson for lacrosse. Bob Frost for golf, and Chris Marsh for track. Graduation went off well. All students left the school with fond memories of friends and events. We all entered the summer looking forward to entering college to become the class of '86. We started realizing that after all is said and done, many of us will miss our days spent at T-P. 133 Senior Class Poll MOST POPULAR Hobbs Kessler Wilkinson QUIET 1ST Beattie Quaedvlieg Chapell KEEPS D.C. IN ACTION Covington Kessler White Plains Drifters MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Waller Villa Hobbs FIRST TO RETURN Hubbard Oliva Dorritie MOST INTELLECTUAL Allegart Waller Marsh ROWDIEST Covington Dorritie Wilkinson MOST MATURE Villa W. Danforth Henderson BEST ATHLETE Wilkinson Danforth Hagerty DONE MOST FOR N.Y. LIQUOR COMMERCE McGhee Woodhouse Hand FAVORITE MOVIE Blues Brothers Raiders of the lost Ark Stripes BEST NICKNAME Germ Lefty Nose MOST TALENTED Kessler Tierney Marsh STATUS SYMBOL Brooks Brothers L.L. Bean Weekend Slip 134 135 BEST DISPOSITION Dauk Hand O’Connor MOST TYPICAL T-P STUDENT Hubbard Atkins Dauk BEST FRIENDS Hobbs Hand Dorritie Lineberger Spendley Bissell DONE MOST FOR T-P Hubbard Hobbs Dorritie DONE T-P FOR MOST Dorritie Blodgett Woodhouse FIRST TO GO TO JAIL Gardner Lineberger Covington FIRST TO GET MARRIED Quaedvlieg Hobbs Gardner ALWAYS LATE Allegart Peden Gray O.T.L. Siemon Beattie Silverstein BEST COURSE English Four Project Physics Art FAVORITE CLASS EXPRESSION Thanks Pete CLASS COMEDIAN Dorritie Martin Marsh HAS THEM ALL FOOLED Hand Connors McGhee PLAYBOY Kessler Angione Klien THINKS HE IS Kessler Allegart Brownlee EATS THE MOST O’Connor Dauk Spendley MIDNIGHT RAMBLER McGhee Hand Zanelli TALKS MOST, S 4KS MOST Marsh Tierney Hobbs TALK MOST, S 4TS LEAST Allegart Rinaldi Peden TALK LEAST, S 1KS MOST Beattie Villa Kalleher PREPPIEST Atkins Hobbs FAVORITE TV. SHOW M.A.S.H. Hill Street Blues Saturday Night Live BIGGEST GRIPER Atkins Ryan Coliandro MOST COMPATIBLE ROOMMATES Dickson-Sutcliffe Leck-Covington Angione-Damerau GOLDEN SHOVEL AWARD Murphy Allegart Ryan 136 137 Senior Directory THEODORE ALLEGAERT (p. 73) 1 Fox Meadow Rd. Scarsdale, N.Y. 10583 3 years JV Football 2, 3. Varsity Football, 4. JV Hockey, 2, 3. Rec Squash, 4. Varsity Track, 2,3,4. Drama Club, 2,3,4. T-P Times, 2, 3, 4. Epicurean Society; Student Faculty Senate, 3. “Two roads diverged in a yellow wood: and I; took the one less traveled by because it had fewer potholes and my porsche has delicate suspension. BRETT ANGIONE (p. 74) 6 New Street Norwalk, Ct. 06851 3 years Rec Soccer, Skiing, Golf. “The party has just begun. CHRISTOPHER ANTON (p. 85) 31 Washington Avenue Short Hills, N.J. 07078 2 years Varsity Soccer, 3,4. Varsity Lacrosse, 3,4. JV' Hockey, 3. Sports Editor for yearbook, 4. PETER ATKINS (p. 48) Hobby Hill Farm Mianus River Road Bedford, N.Y. 10506 3 years Varsity Soccer, 4. Soccer, 2, 3. Varsity skiing, 2. Varsity Tennis, 4. JV Squash, 3,4. JV Tennis, 3. Tour Guides, 2, 3. Head of Tour Guides, 4. Chorus, 2, 3, 4. Outing Club, 2, 3, 4. Drama, 3, 4. Photo Club, 2, 3. “Go for it while you have it in life. WILLIAM BEATTIE (p. 122) 101 Brighton Avenue Spring Ijike, N.J. 07762 3 years Varsity Cross-Country, 2, 3, 4. Rec Skiing, 2. Rec Squash, 3. Rec Volleyball, 4. Varsity Track, 2, 3, 4. Jazz Combo, 4. Epicurean Society, 2, 3. JOHN BISSELL (p. 114) 1177 Prospect Avenue West Hartford, Ct. 06105 3 years Varsity Soccer, 3, 4. JV Squash, 2, 3. JV Tennis, 2, 3. JV lacrosse, 1. Art Club, Lighting Set Crew. WILLIAM BLODGETT (p. 127) Sentinel Pine Orchards Shoreham, VT. 05770 4 years Thirds Football, 1. Thirds Baseball, 2. JV Baseball, 3. Varsity Baseball. 4. Photo Club, Tour Guide. “Choise! On the House. Sun-der-land. SAM BROWN (p. 92) 531 Oriole Drive Atlanta, Georgia 30067 3 years Hockey. Varsity Football, 3, 4. Varsity Baseball, 4. JV Baseball, 2, 3. “This is not the best of all possible worlds, and I regret that. 138 ROBERT BROWNLEE (p. 67) 551 Glen Eagles Circle Marietta, Georgia 30067 3 years Varsity Football, 3, 4. JV Football, 2. Varsity Wrestling, 2, 3, 4. Varsity Track, 2,3,4. Drama Club, 2,3,4. Choir, 2,3,4. Spanish Club, 3, 4. Select Choir, 3. Newspaper, 3. Admissions, 4. “I did it my way!!!. RICHARD BRYNE (p. 79) 19 Greenacres Avenue Scarsdale, N.Y. 10583 4 years Varsity B’s, Football, Hockey, Lacrosse. Action Pool, Choir, Whisking. When some cold tomorrow finds you when some sad old dream reminds you how the endless road unwinds you. (Steve Wind wood) KIM BORRELLI (p. 66) 15 South Drive Larchmont, N.Y. 10538 1 year Girls Tennis, Girls Volleyball CHARLES CALIANDRO (p. 62) 57 Worthington Road W hite Plains, N.Y. 10607 2 years Thirds Basketball, 3. Varsity Track, 3. RICHARD CHAPPELL (p. 55) 1088 Park Avenue New York, N.Y. 10028 4 years Rec-Soccer, Rec-Skiing, Rec-Tennis, Photo Club, Projection Crew. I can’t wait to get the — out of here! I dreaded Monday mornings, I am gona get it this time. 139 BAYARD CLARK (p. 123) 132 Stanmore Place Westfield, N.J. 07090 1 year Cross-Country, 4. Wrestling, 4. Golf, 4. Sleeping Club, Eating Club, Spring Club. “How long till spring.’ TERENCE CONNORS (p. 110) 1 Pinecone Lane Southboro, Mass. 01772 4 years JV Basketball, 1. Varsity Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Football, 3, 4. Tour Guide, 2. Art Club, 3. Snack Bar, 3, 4. “I’m Mobile!” JAMES CORR (p. 59) 76 Winding W'ay Woodcliff Lake, N J. 07675 1 year Soccer, Tennis. Outing Club. WILLIAM COVINGTON (p. 107) 2895 Fontenay Road Shaker Heights, Ohio 44120 4 years Thirds Football, 1. JV Football, 2. Varsity Football, 4. JV Baseball, 1. Varsity Golf, 3. Chef’s Club, 2, 3. Drama Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. “It was a long strange trip.” (G.D.) GREG CRANE (p. 104) 400 Boston Blvd. Sea Girt, N.J. 08750 1 year Varsity Football, 4. Varsity Basketball, 4. 140 JAMES D. CREGAN (p. 69) 3 Tall wood Drive Barrington, R.I. 02806 I year Cross Country, Varsity Squash; Squash is not a vegetable. CARL DAMERAU (p. 75) Nash Road Purdys, N.Y. 10578 3 years Thirds Soccer. Hockey, lacrosse. Photo Club. MICHAEL DANFORTH (p. 99) RR|3, Trinity Pass Pound Ridge, N.Y. 10576 3 years JV Football, 2. JV Lacrosse. Outing Club. WILLIAM DANFORTH (p. 89) 371 Fairview Road Pittsburgh, Pa. 15238 4 years Varsity Soccer, 1, 2, 3, 4. Varsity Squash, 1, 2, 3, 4. Varsity Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 4. Jr Prefect, Student Faculty Senate, 2, 3, 4. Admissions C ommittee 2, 3,4. Varsity T C lub, 2, 3,4. Yearbook, 4. Art Club, 1, 2, 3. “Hydrogen is coming soon and we’re off to college.” PETER DAUK (p. 49) II Tory Hole Road Darien, Ct. 06820 3 years JV Football, 2. JV Basketball, 2. JV Lacrosse, 2, 3. Varsity Football, 3, 4. Varsity Basketball, 3, 4. Tour Guide, 2, 3, 4. C hurch Usher, 2, 3. “Friendship, what would one do without companionship. BRUCE DAVEY (p. 78) 34 Battin Road Fair Haven, NJ. 07701 3 years Thirds Football, 2. JV Football, 3. Varsity Football, 4. JV Hockey, 2, 3, 4. JV Baseball, 2, 3. Action Pool Club. WILLIAM DICKSON (p. 64) 519 Tiffany Lane Louisville, Ky. 40207 4 years Thirds Soccer, 1. Thirds Hockey, 1. JV Football, 2, 3. JV Lacrosse, 2, 3. Varsity Football, 4. Varsity Wrestling, 4. Varsity Track, 4. Rec Hockey, 2, 3. Projection Crew, Sacristan, Tour Guide, 1, 2, 3, 4. Usher, Acolytes. “I never let my chewing get in the way of my education.” “Be young, be foolish, but be happy.” JOHN DORRITIE (p. 120) 8 Gable Road New City, N.Y. 10956 4 years Thirds Football, 1, 2. Thirds Basketball, 1, 2. Thirds Lacrosse, 1. JV Lacrosse, 2. Varsity Football, 4. T-P Times, 1. Yearbook, 1, 2, 3, 4. Photo Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. DramaClub, 1, 2. Outing Club, 2. “Four years of this is just too much. Too much B.S. for anyone. The penthouse is the place.” CHRISTOPHER DYAL (p. 58) Barmore Rd. LaGrangeville, N.Y. 12540 3 years Thirds Football, Thirds Lacrosse, Fourth Soccer; Fourth Hockey, Third Tennis, JV Cross-Country, JV Wrestling, JV Tennis. Outing Club, Band, Drama Club, Newspaper Club. “Let the Good Times roll.” “To the class of 82, now comes Miller time.” ROBERT FROST (p. 112) 140 Forrest Lake Drive Atlanta, Georgia 30327 3 years Thirds Soccer, 1, 2. J V Basketball, 2. Varsity Soccer, 3,4. Varsity Wrestling, 3. Varsity Golf, 2, 3, 4. Photo Club, 2, 3. Science Club, 2, 3. Computer Club, 4. Tour Guide, 4. “I Find brew makes its own friend.” EDWARD GARDNER (p. 50) 17 Schuyler Hills Road l oudonville, N.Y. 12211 2 years Varsity Football, 3, 4. Varsity Track, 3, 4. Skiing, 3. Hockey, 4. “Ill meet you on the dark side of the moon.” 141 JOHN GASTON ip. 57) 544 Round Hill Road Greenwich, Ct. 06830 3 years JV Football, JV Squash, Thirds Baseball. Tour Guide, 2, 3, 4. Asta luego doodsickle.” ALFRED GLASSELL (p. 53) 3030 Inwood Drive Houston, Texas 77019 3 years Third Basketball, 2, 3. Fourth Soccer, 2, 3, 4. Third Baseball. 2, 3. Spanish Club, 3, 4. Tour Guide, 2, 3. JOSEPH GOLDWASSER (p. 113) 3673 Nancy Creek Road, N.W. Atlanta, Georgia 30327 2 years JV Soccer, 3. Fourth Hockey, 3. Third Baseball, 3. Varsity Soccer, 4. Senior Volleyball, 4. Drama Club, Outing Club, Lighting Club, Computer Club. GREGG GOUDREAU (p. 80) 63 Washington Drive Acton, Mass. 01720 2 years Rec Soccer, 3,4. Hockey, 3,4. Tennis, 4. Student Faculty Senate, 4. Weekend Committee, Tour Guide, Art Club. “What a long strange trip it’s been.” MICHAEL GRAEFF (p. 61) 1311 Pine Valley Ct. Ann Arbor, Mi. 48104 4 years Rec Soccer, 1. Fourths Hockey, 1. Third Hockey, 2. JV Soccer, 2, 3. Volleyball, 4. Rec Tennis, 4. Photo Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. Projection Crew, 2. Computer Club, 4. Band, 1, 2, 3, 4. “Can't wait till vacation. Take off. Hey horse head; You always hose me, let’s play the beer hunter.” GEOFFREY GRAY (p. 97) 5311 Duvall Drive Westmoreland Hills, Md. 20016 2 years Rec Soccer 3,4, J.V. Hockey 3; Varsity Hockey, 4; Rec Golf 3,4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Art Club 3; Yearbook 4. ROGER HAGGERTY (p. 90) Bittersweet Lane Stamford, Ct. 06903 1 year Varsity Football; Varsity Hockey; Varsity Baseball; Monday Night Football. “Never be satisfied with second best,” “Be the best you can be”. ROBERT HAND (p. 118) 21 Bald Hill Road W ilton, Ct. 06897 4 years Rec hockey 1, 3; 3rd Hockey 2; lacrosse 1, 2, 3,4; Wrestling, 4; Soccer 2, 3, 4. Lam outa here! ERIC HENDERSON (p. 72) 274 W. Paces Ferry Road Atlanta, Georgia 30305 2 years Manager of girls’ Volleyball, 4; Rec Squash, 3; Rec Tennis, 3; Spanish Club, 3; Photography Club, 4; Tour Guides, 4; Computer Club, 4; Drama Club, 4. The New Decade Inn—The “in” Place to Be. 142 DAVID HOBBS (p. 119) c o Suralco Kendall Branch Miami, Florida 33156 4 years Varsity Soccer, 3, 4. Varsity Wrestling, 1, 2, 3, 4. Varsity lacrosse, 2, 3, 4. Art Club, 2, 3, 4. Acolyte, 2, 3. Student Faculty Senate, 1, 2, 3, 4. Yearbook 4, Head Prefect. PHILIP KESSLER (p. 91) 6516 Beacon Street Pittsburgh, Pa. 15217 4 years 3rd Football, Capt. 1; J.V. Football, Capt. 2; Varsity Football, 3; Capt. 4; Varsity lacrosse, 1, 2, 3, Capt. 4, Wrestling 4. MARGARETHA HOLBROOK (p. 70) Hillside Avenue Croton Falls, N.Y. 10519 4 years Girls Soccer 1, 2, 3,4; Girls Volleyball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Tennis, 1, 2, 3, 4. Drama Club, 1, 2, 4, Student-Faculty Senate, 3. ANTHONY KLEIN (p. 63) 120 East 81st Street New York, N.Y. 10028 3 years 3rd Soccer, 2; Rec Soccer, 3, 4. JEFFREY HUBBARD (p. 102) Trinity-Pawling School Pawling, N.Y. 12564 4 years Varsity Track, 1; Basketball, 1; Lacrosse, 2, 3; Football, 1, 2; Squash, 2; Varsity Football, 3; Wrestling, 4; Prefect, School Store, 4; Art Club, 1, 2, 3; Lighting Crew, 3, 4; Student-Faculty Senate, 1, 2, 3, 4; Computer Club, 3, 4. THOMAS KALLEHER (p. 128) 113 Middle Beach Road Madison, Ct. 06443 1 year JV Football, 4. Rec Hockey, 4. Golf. “Was it worth it?” DENNIS KELLEY (p. 108) 2122 Benford Avenue lakeland, Florida 33803 3 years Photo Club, Tour Guides; Frog Man, FSU, here I come! KENNETH KYLE (p. 71) 37 Murphy Circle Florham Park, N.J. 07932 4 years Varsity Cross Country, 2, 3,4; Varsity Track, 3,4; J.V. Lacrosse, 1. Photo Club; Outing Club “It’s been fun, it’s been real but I love it” “Thanks to all that made it easier to live and understand at T-P.” STEVEN LANPHER (p. 100) Rt. 125 Box 158 Hancock, Vt. 05748 1 year Varsity Cross Country, 4; Varsity Basketball, 3, 4. THOMAS LECK (p. 106) 45 Roxbury Road Rockville Center, N.Y. 11570 2 years Varsity Football, 3, 4. Varsity Basketball, 3, 4. Varsity Baseball, 3,4. ' Action pool. 143 GEOFFRY LINEBERGER (p. 121) 523 Smith Ridge Road New Canaan, Ct. 06840 4 years J.V. Football 1, 2; Varsity Football 3, 4: J.V. Lacrosse 1, 2; Varsity Football 3, 4; Rec Golf 3, 4 Photo Club MARYANN DOMINIQUE LUBIC (p. 131) RI) 12, Dixon Road Carmel, N.Y. 10512 3 years Girls Soccer, 2, 3; Girls Volleyball, 2, 3, 4; Girls Tennis, 2, 3, 4 Lighting Club 3, 4; Admissions 3, 4; Student-Faculty Senate. “You gotta love it: Take off’' PETER McGHEE (p. 101) 29 Woodhill Road Pittsford, N.Y. 14534 2 years J.V. Football 3; Varsity Basketball, 3,4; Varsity Track, 3, 4; Rec Soccer, 4; Rec Tennis, 3, 4 Yearbook “The riders forever” MARK McKALLOR (p. 98) 75 Kendall Avenue Binghamton, N.Y. 13903 3 years 3rd Soccer, 2; Varsity Soccer, 3; J.V. Lacrosse, 2; Varsity Lacrosse, 3,4. Spanish Club, Outing Club, Student-Faculty Senate. THOMAS McKITTRICK (p. 77) 16600 Westmoreland Road Detroit, Mi. 48219 4 years 3rd Football, 1; J.V. Football, 2; J.V. Lacrosse, 1, 2; Varsity Wrestling, 2, 3, 4, Photo Club “Chow” CHRISTOPHER MARSH (p. 117) 304 Country Way Needham. Mass. 02192 2 years Varsity Football 3, 4; Varsity Hockey, 3, 4; Varsity Track 3, 4; Art Club, 3; Drama Club, 3,4; Spanish Club, 3 president 4; C hoir, 4. THOMAS CLARK MARTIN (p. 87) 57 Hathaway Lane White Plains, N.Y. 10605 2 years Varsity Football 4; Varsity Hockey 4; Varsity Lacrosse 3, 4; Editor T-P Times, Spanish C lub. “You can’t always get w hat you want, but if you try sometime you just might find you get what you need.” VERNON MEYER (p. 103) 88 Bellewood Avenue South Setauket, N.Y. 11720 3 years Varsity Soccer 2, 3, 4; Varsity Hockey 2, 3, 4; lacrosse ARTHUR MURPHY (p. 82) 315 East 72nd Street New York, N.Y. 10021 2 years Photo Club; T-P Times. I fought the law, and the law won. MICHAEL O’CONNOR (p. 51) 9 Draper Avenue Plattsburgh, N.Y. 12901 1 year Varsity Football, 4; Wrestling; Track; Monday Night Football. No man is a failure, who has friends. It is better to light a single candle than to curse the darkness. 144 LEIGH OLIVA (p. 76) West Hill Drive Gates Mills, Ohio 44040 5 years J.V. Lacrosse 1, 2; 3rd Lacrosse, 3; Last Time. Thank the Lord it is over. GUNNAR PALM (p. 60) 19 West Ridge Road New Fairfield, Ct. 06810 4 years 3rd Football 1; J.V. Lacrosse 3; Varsity Wrestling 1, 2, 3; Photo C lub, Computer C lub, Drama Club, Band A perfect example of mixed feelings. “Leaving T-P WILLIAM PEDEN (p. 130) 1721 W. Erie Avenue Philadelphia, Pa. 19140 3 years 3rd Football 2,3; Varsity Football 4; J.V. Basketball 2,3; Varsity Basketball 4; Varsity Track 2, 3, 4; Choir 2, 3, 4; Drama C lub 2, 3, 4; Ushers 2, 3, 4; T-P Times 2, 3, 4; Select Choir 2, 3, 4. It's been quite an experience, something I will always look back on. GLENN QUAEDVLIEG (p. 109) 7 Lisa Place Pleasantville, N.Y. 10570 4 years C ross Country 1; Rec Soccer 2,3,4; Volleyball 1,4; Rec Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 Art Club 3 Sunday nights and Monday mornings are the worst. Sunday night at 7:30 “I have to get a weekend slip. JOHN QUINN (p. 105) 16 Washington Place Plattsburgh, N.Y. 12901 1 year J.V. Soccer 4: Varsity Hockey 4; Varsity Baseball 4. ERNEST REAGER (p. 96) 36 lakeside Drive Katonah, N.Y. 10536 3 years 3rd Football 2, Rec Skiing 2, 3, 4, Rec Tennis 2, 3, 4. “I made it. Amazing — JOHN RINALDI (p. 95) 4720 No. 21st Street Arlington, Va. 22207 4 years 3rd Football 1, 2; J.V. Football 3; Varsity Football 4; 3rd Basketball 1; J.V. Basketball 2, 3; Varsity Golf 2; Varsity Track, 3. Art Club 1, 2, 3. Thanks to Mom Dad for everything. KEVIN ROGERS (p. Ill) 23 Pinecone I.ane Southboro, Mass. 01772 3 years J.V. Football 2,3; Varsity Football 4; Varsity Hockey 2, 3,4; J.V. Baseball 2; Varsity Baseball 3, 4. “Hats off to my fellow SAGA commandoes. BUCKLEY RYAN (p. 124) 455 East 57th Street New York, N.Y. 10022 4 years Varsity Lacrosse 4; J.V. Lacrosse 2, 3; Rec. Soccer 3, 4 Senior Sacristan “IT’S COOL 145 JAMES SAUSVILLE (p. 81) 883 Olentangy Road Franklin Lakes, N.J. 07417 2 years Rec Soccer, 3, 4. Varsity Hockey, 4. “W hat a long strange trip it’s been.” TIMOTHY SCOTT (p. 116) 1 Harvann Road Norwalk, Ct. 06850 2 years Rec Soccer, Basketball, Baseball. “And you know it like a poet.” MARC VINCENTELLI SHIV ERS (p. 68) 7115 Faunsworth Drive Atlanta, Georgia 30328 1 year Football, Wrestling. “I’m breaking loose, from the noose, that’s kept me hanging around.” C.K. SIEMON (p. 125) Nova Scotia Hill Rd. Watertown, Ct. 06795 4 years Varsity Skiing 1, 2,3,4; Varsity Lacrosse 4; J.V. Lacrosse 3; 3rd Soccer 1, 2; Rec Soccer 3, 4; Art Club, Choir. “I was born to be a rambling man” Allman Brother ROGER SILVERSTEIN (p. 54) 2 Meadowbrook Road White Plains, N.Y. 10605 4 years J.V. Cross Country 2,3; Varsity Cross Country 4; 3rd Basketball 1; J.V. Basketball 2, 3; Varsity Basketball 4; J.V. Baseball 3; Chefs Club 1, 2; Spanish Club. Keep your lamps trimmed and burning. BRENDAN SMITH (p. 94) 114 East 84th Street New York, N.Y. 10028 4 years Rec Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; J.V. Squash 2, 3; Varsity Squash 4; Drama Club 1; Projection Crew 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 3, 4. If it’s not broken don’t fix it! JOSEPH SPENDLEY (p. 115) 28 Ix mbardi Court Red Bank, N.Y. 07701 2 years J.V. Soccer 3; J.V. Hockey 3, 4; Varsity Soccer 4. Lighting Club, Photo Club, Yearbook. JON STEPHENS (p. 52) 41 South Road Bolton, Ct. 06040 1 year Varsity Soccer 4, Skiing. HARRISON SUTCLIFFE (p. 65) 3513 Woodside Road Louisville, Ky 40222 3 years J.V. Football 3, 4; Wrestling 4; Hockey 2, 3; J.V. Lacrosse 2, 3; Varsity Lacrosse 4; T-P Times, Outing Club, French Club, Usher, Jazz Combo, Acolyte, The S.A.T’s Band. “Harry, keep your change” “Ride the Snake” MICHAEL TIERNEY (p. 83) 11004 Saffold Way Reston, Va. 22090 4 years 3rd Football 1; 4th Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Rec Soccer 2, 3, 4; Rec Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Jazz Combo 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Crew 1, 2, 3; Art Club 1, 2, 3; Computer Club 1; T-P Times 4; Yearbook 4; Video Cameraman 4. “Don’t touch that dial!” 146 STEPHEN VILLA (p. 86) 1 Chaffee Avenue Albertson, N.Y. 11507 2 years J.V. Football, Varsity Hockey; J.V. Hockey. Tour Guide, Newspaper, Student-Faculty Senate. “It’s been a long time coming” PETER VON STORCH (p. 56) 23 Parsonage Road Greenwich, Ct. 06830 3 years J.V. Soccer 4; Varsity Squash 2, 3, 4; Varsity Golf 2, 4; Varsity Tennis 3; Rec Soccer 2,3. Tour Guides 2, 3,4; Outing Club 2,3,4 C ollege Bound. “I do not agree with a word you say but I will defend to the death your right to say it.” DEAN WALLER (p. 93) 3800 Ivy Road Atlanta, Ga. 30342 3 years Varsity Baseball, Varsity Football. T-P Times, Senior Sacristan, Epicurean Society. WILLIAM WANSLEY (p. 129) 631 Conner Street Hurricane, West Va. 25526 3 years X-Cross Country 3, 4; Varsity Squash, 4; J.V. Cross Country 2, Third Tennis, 2. THOMAS WILKINSON (p. 82) 12 Cedarcliff Road Asheville, N.C. 28803 4 years Varsity Lacrosse, 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Football, 1, 2, 3, 4. Varsity Wrestling, Varsity T Club 2, 3, 4, Art Club 1. “4 years was too much” JOHN WOODHOUSE (p. 126) 3100 Hathaway Grand Rapids, Mi. 49506 4 years Third, J.V. Hockey, Third Soccer, Yearbook staff. Photo Club, Outing Club. MATTHEW ZANELLI (p. 84) 81 Holbart Avenue Summit, N.J. 07901 3 years Football, 2; Rec Soccer, 3, 4; Varsity Hockey: 2, 3, 4; Varsity Lacrosse. 147 149 Football Varsity Football Sitting: Flynn, Brown, Fmptage, 1ar� h, Wilkinson, Kesskr, Cooper, Ackerman. Dorritie. Davey. Kneeling: Dickson. Martin. Waller. C. Martin. Allegaert. Kim, Coker, Inch. Brownlee. Lineburger. Covington, Rinaldi. Standing: Coach ( oratti, Rogers (Manager). C onnors (Managers Haggert . Leek, Solomon. O'Connor. Roman. Dauk. Bolton. Couch. Crane, Nelligan. Coach Hutchinson. Coach Henr . The Varsity Football Team enjoyed a successful season. The 1981 season was definitely a rebirth for T-P Football. The previous year T-P had won only one game. The team with rising J.V. and third team players, two new coaches, a returning coach and a core of returning players, T-P was able to totally turn around and finish the year with a 5-3 record. Returning players were: Captains Marsh, Kessler, and Wil-kenson Seniors: Leek, Lineburger, Brown, Dauk, Martin and Gardner Juniors: Solomon. Rising players were Covington, Flynn. Byrne, Bottom, Couch, Allegaert, Inch, Waller and Dor-rite. New players were: Haggerty, Crane, O’Conner, Nelligan, and Roman. Highlights of the year were the Kent and Avon games. Traveling to Kent for T-P’s second game, the team knew that the last time T-P had beat Kent was ten years before. Through a balance of air and ground attack, T-P won a close and hard fought game. At home against Avon, after narrowly losing the first half 14-13, T-P came back outscoring Avon 3-1. The defense shutdown Avon’s highly talented All-American tailback. Always the underdog, often outsized, often behind, the players reached deep down inside to come back. The team’s courage, intensity, and dedication must be attributed to the conditioning stressed by the coaches and the leadership that they provided. The team had as Coach Henry said, “Mental fortitude.” All in all, a season to be proud of. 150 Varsity Football Season Record 5-3 Trinity-Pawling 19 Hotchkiss 34 Trinity-Pawling 19 Kent 14 Trinity-Pawling 14 Taft 28 Trinity-Pawling 38 Hopkins 13 Trinity-Pawling 20 Loomis 27 Trinity-Pawling 38 Avon 21 Trinity-Pawling 40 Kings wood 0 Trinity-Pawling 20 Canterbury 14 151 J. V. Football Season Record 0-4-2 Trinity-Pawling 6 Taft 6 Trinity-Pawling 14 Kent 20 Trinity-Pawling 8 Berkshire 12 Trinity-Pawling 6 Hotchkiss 6 Trinity-Pawling 6 Canterbury 8 Trinity-Pawling 12 Berkshire 20 J. V. Football Standing: Sutcliffe. Foreman. Pollard, Murphy, McQuade, Tatar, Brown, Coach I ilman. 2nd: Coach Mitchell, kiernan. 152 McCradv, Morrissey, deButts. Shore. Cundrum, Kim, Meeks, Javier. Street, Manager Murano, Manager Dumont. Kneeling: Rooney, l eech. Taylor. Byrne, Cooper. Shivers, McNinch, Martin, Fmptagc. Tracy. 3rd Football Standing: Coach Merrill, Gaston, Spore. Palm. Petrino. Mochwart. Brickmair. White. Cragin. duPont. Bracher. Clark. Dilworth, Tsaris, Moran. Steele. Coach Ka . Kneeling: Cranch, Slowey. Case. Ryan, J. 1c(.ire. Buckman. Damiano, Kim. J. Fisher, McCague. Smith. L. 153 Soccer The Varsity Soccer Team had a disappointing season and finished with a record of 4-8-2. The team had eight returning lettermen: John Bissell, Veron Maver, Wally Danforth, Chris Anton, Dave Hobbs, Jon Lennard, Bob Frost, and Mark McKallor. Mark suffered a knee injury in the first scrimmage of the season and did not return for the rest of the season. The players had a couple of nice surprises, in terms of new players. Rich Graham and Joe Grusser were a potent ingredient in the players offense along with Dave Hobbs who scored half of the team's points. Other offense players were Skimmer Hellier and Andy Szamborski; Halfbacks were led by Captain Wally Danforth and Veron Meyer. Other halfbacks were Jon Lennard, Bob Frost, George Bamberger and Matt Ehrhard. The players defense was head senior Chris Anton and P.G. John Stevens; other defensemen were Pete Atkins, Joe Spendley, Joe Gold-wasser, and John Bissell. The defense was a big ingredient in victories over Milbrook, Wooster and Taft. But the highlight of the season was when the players went over to Canterbury to hand the Saints a 1-0 defeat. It was the first time that T-P had beaten Canterbury in soccer in the last five years. It was also Mr. Reade’s first victory over Canterbury. Even though the season was not a winning one, the team had a lot of character. W never gave up until the game whistle was blown, and all the frustrations of the season came out in a victory over Canterbury. The 1982 Seniors would like to thank and wish Mr. Reade the best of luck in the season to come. 154 Varsit Soccer Kneeling: Stephens, Spendle), Bissell, Hobbs, W. Danforth. Meyer, Anton. Atkins. Frost. Standing: McDermott (Manager), (iraefT. Grosser. Ilellier. Szamborski. l.conard. Khrhard, Baumberger. ( raham. A pot baker. Coach Rcadc. Varsity Soccer Season Record 4-8-2 Trinity-Pawling 1 Millbrook 0 Trinity-Pawling 1 Salisbury 2 Trinity-Pawling 1 Hopkins 3 Trinity-Pawling 0 Choate 5 Trinity-Pawling 1 Berkshire 3 Trinity-Pawling 3 Wooster 2 Trinity-Pawling 1 Taft 0 Trinity-Pawling 1 Brunswick 2 ot Trinity-Pawling 1 Kingswood 3 Trinity-Pawling 1 Hotchkiss 4 Trinity-Pawling 0 Kent 3 Trinity-Pawling 3 Gunnery 3 Trinity-Pawling 2 South Kent 2 Trinity-Pawling 1 Canterbury 0 155 JV Soccer Kneeling: Hall, I a lor. Sites, R. Harde. V an W agner. Hamilton. Standing: Brooks (Manager). Daily, ( onnell. Murphy, tonStorch, Hill. Quinn. Gilnor. Pritchard. Coach Trister. J.V. Soccer Season Record 3-7-1 Trinity-Pawling 0 Salisbury 2 Trinity-Pawling 2 Hopkins 0 Trinity-Pawling 0 Choate 1 Trinity-Pawling 2 Berkshire 3 Trinity-Pawling 4 Millbrook 1 Trinity-Pawling 1 Canterbury 0 Trinity-Pawling 0 Kingswood 2 Trinity-Pawling 1 Hotchkiss 2 Trinity-Pawling 0 Kent 3 Trinity-Pawling 3 Gunnery 4 Trinity-Pawling 0 Kent 0 156 Third Soccer Standing: Palm. Ferrari. Krause, Coftlieb, Callagher, ( hi per field, McC'omas, Abbott. Bennett. Roberts. Yee, Bedford. Coach Shiftman. Kneeling: Bodine. Kearns. Florence. P. Smith. Nelson. Craig. Sulli an. Mansfield. 157 4lh Soccer Standing: Ax ford, Chase, Case. Sean, Gallagher. Frame, Walliams. (Kporne. lovely, Kinnert . Gleys-teen. Sitting: Gaylord, Shafer. Vartan. Wallinger, ( anada. P. Williams. I). Smith. 4th Soccer Standing: Fearon. Jones. Glean. Bu Ryan. Marache. Sitting: Meanier, YonStorch, Davant. Cook. 158 4lh Soccer kneeling: Hughes Rigne . Cassinelli. McComas. Standing: 1). Mura no, ( aliandro. Scolt. Non Ancken. 4th Soccer Standing: SiKerstein. Brendan Smith, Chappell. McGhee, I utkins. Cameron. Huber. Curtiss. Sitting: Fisher. Sausville. Herr. Walsh, Mellon. 4th Soccer Sitting: l.ubold, Angione. Goudreau. Golding, Abbott. Standing: B. Ryan, Styles, Glassed. C asey, I). Warren. 159 Varsity C ross C'ountr Standing: Coach Krawiec. Coach Sanborn. Willard. lanphcr. Organ. Beattie. Dval. Clark. Newman. Manager Paterson. Kneeling: Ryan, Kinnaly. Kyle. Burke. Mosle. Sapos. Sitting: Kennedy Hanagan. Ford. ansle . Hard . This year's Cross Country Team was one of the strongest T.P. had in past years. This team was strong because they had developed their running skills and their attitude about running was of a positive manner. Also, this year's team had many more students participating in the program. This team also had many other contributing factors for its success compared to past years. The team had few talented returning lettermen such as Bill Beattie, Ken Kyle, William Wansley, also the team had many newcomers such as Doug Burke, Steve Lampher, Ted Mosle, Mike Kinnaly, and JD Ceagon that were far better runners compared to previous years. Finally, Mr. Sanborn and Mr. Krawiec worked together as a finely trained staff to develop the team's endurance, physical condition and mental toughness. The effort of the team showed because this year's record was the best in the last six years. Unfortunately, the team's record didn't show its full potential with a record of five wins and losses. They had lost three meets by a margin of one or two points. This was only a matter of seconds to acquire a win. Also, during those meets a few of our runners such as Steve Lanpher, and J. D. Cregan. Furthermore, those meets the team lost was because they did not use those runners in the meet. These two elements were combined together to give the team a few points. The team should have had a far better record because the team was much improved. Finally, the team was disheartened because the team's record did not show it’s extreme improvement, but next year’s team wi 160 Varsity Cross County Season Record 5-5 Trinity-Pawling 27 Hopkins 37 Trinity-Pawling 29 Berkshire 27 Trinity-Pawling 30 Kent 25 Trinity-Pawling 30 Hotchkiss 15 Trinity-Pawling 35 Salisbury 35 Trinity-Pawling 25 Gunnery 34 Trinity-Pawling 15 Cheshire 30 Trinity-Pawling 31 Cheshire 30 Trinity-Pawling 31 Taft 17 Trinity-Pawling 20 Millbrook 35 Trinity-Pawling 28 Canterbury 45 V -1jCh 165 167 Hockey Varsity Hockey Seated: Gray, Sausiille, V illa. Meyer, Marsh. Rogers, Haggerty. Martin. Quinn. Zanelli. Standing: Coach Reece. Kearns, Grosser, l eonard, Khrhard. Hill, Murphy. Hardy (manager Varsity Hockey Season Record: 10-9-2 Trinity Pawling 0 Avon 6 Trinity Pawling 2 R.P.I. 2 Trinity Pawling 1 Princeton 1 Trinity Pawling 5 Moses Brown 1 Trinity Pawling 1 Kimball Union 5 Trinity Pawling 5 North Yarmouth 1 Trinity Pawlint 1 Kent 4 Trinity Pawling 9 Lawrenceville 1 Trinity Pawling 5 Princeton Day 2 Trinity Pawling 2 West Point 2 Trinity Pawling 4 Hotchkiss 1 Trinity Pawling 3 Choate 1 Trinity Pawling 9 Taft 1 Trinity Pawling 1 Union 4 Trinity Pawling 3 Canterbury 4 Trinity Pawling 0 Kent 2 Trinity Pawling 5 Choate 3 Trinity Pawling 8 Hotchkiss 3 Trinity Pawling 5 Taft 4 Trinity-Pawling 3 Canterbury 4 Trinity-Pawling 2 Berkshire 2 This years Varsity Hockey team had a fairly good season, with much improvement over last season's disappointing season. The team had a strong nucleus of returners including captain Kevin Rogers, Steve Villa, Vernon Myer, Matt Zan-elli, Chris Marsh, John I eanord, Greg Murphy, and Matt Khrhard. The team had some very good newcomers including post-graduates Roger Hagger) and John Quinn, other seniors were Jeff Grey, Clark Martin and Jim Sausville. The new underclassmen were Joe Grusser, Ron Hill, Rick Case and Keven Kearns. The team was very successful at the Lawrence-Groton tournament finishing third with impressive wins over Moses Brown and North Yarmouth. After the Christmas break, the team began its league play with big wins over Taft, Choate, and Hotchkiss with losses to Kent. The team had one of the toughest schedules in history which included Princeton JV, RPIJV, and Union JV. Although the team lost all three games, they showed great talent and team spirit. Next year's team should be strong with defensemen Jon Leonard, Greg Murphv, Joe Grusser, and Ron Hill returning. Others will be Matt Khrhard, Rick Case, and Kevin Kearns. Mr. Reece who did a very fine job in his first year as head coach expects another fine season. )77 J.V. Hockey Season Record: 8-8 Trinity Pawling 4 Trinity Pawling 3 Trinity Pawling 4 Trinity Pawling 0 Trinity Pawling 2 Trinity Pawling 2 Trinity Pawling 4 Trinity Pawling 9 Trinity Pawling 4 Trinity Pawling 1 Trinity Pawling 2 Trinity Pawling 2 Trinity Pawling 2 THnity Pawling 5 Trinity-Pawling 9 Trinity-Pawling 5 Avon 2 Albany Y.H. 1 Kent 6 Albany Y.H. 3 Canterbury 3 Hotchkiss 7 Choate 1 Taft I Dutchess Y.H. 5 Canterbury 4 Kent 6 Choate 0 Hotchkiss 7 Taft 0 Darien 2 Berkshire 2 J.V. Hockey Seated: Woo muse, Kmptage, Van Wagner. Styles. Tracy, Marache, Sanchez. Standing: Coach Waller, Wallinger. Baumberger. Da ey, Steele. Connell, Spendley. Martin, Slowo (manager). 178 179 3rd Hockey Sealed: Soon, Hall. Gilmor, Cooper. McNinch, Buchman. Gallagher. Standing: Daily. McGuire. While, Mochwart, Brown, Warren, Shisler. De Bulls, W illard, Coker, Coach Tillman. 4th Hockey Seated: Coach Shoup, Slowey, Bedford. Kim, Morrissey, Fung. Standing: Kennedy. Waller. De Gedrensky. Kalleher. Rigney. Axford. 181 Basketball Season Record: 11-8 Trinity Pawling 59 Hopkins 52 Trinity Pawling 54 Gunnery 23 Trinity Pawling 53 HUI 54 Trinity Pawling 48 Kent 56 Trinity Pawling 49 Penn Charter 56 Trinity Pawling 58 Kent 62 Trinity Pawling 54 Canterbury 48 Trinity Pawling 43 Avon 55 Trinity Pawling 70 Avon 46 Trinity Pawling 49 Taft 43 Trinity Pawling 45 Choate 46 Trinity Pawling 56 Berkshire 50 Trinity Pawling 50 Hotchkiss 48 Trinity Pawling 49 Taft 46 Trinity Pawling 49 Canterbury 48 Trinity Pawling 59 Hotchkiss 43 Trinity Pawling 55 Trinity College 66 Trinity Pawling 64 Berkshire 57 Trinity-Pawling 45 Kent 51 Varsity Basketball kneeling: C on nor s. Standing: Coach Hubbard, Hamilton. Leek, Casey, McGhee, Crane, Dauk. Siherstein. lamphcr. McQuade, Peden. Ijiwlor (manager i. Coach Sanborn. Coach ( urtiss. The Varsity Basketball Team had a very successful season despite numerous injuries. Although, T.P. placed last in the Hill Tournament during the Christmas Vacation they compiled a record of 13 wins and 6 losses. The year began with a good start, with wins to Hopkins Grammar and Gunnery, but then T.P. traveled to the Hill School and lost 3 straight tournament games, the first game being against the Hill School and lost by one point, but then T.P. bounced back and won 9 out of 11 league games thus finishing first in the league. The team consisted of eight seniors and three underclassmen, two of whom were returning starters. The starting five were seniors Terry Connors (capt.), Pete McGhee, Steve Lanpher, Greg Crane and junior Ray Casey. Coming off the bench were Tom Leek and Peter Dauk. The rest of the squad consisted of seniors YV illiam Peden, Roger Silverstien and juniors Mike McQuade and Dave Hamilton. Head Coach Miles Hubbard and Assistant Coaches Robin Curtiss and Jeff Sanborn were especially pleased with this years team, because of their outstanding hustle, which characterized them being the number one defensive team in the league. With one starter returning. T.P. hopes to continue the fine basketball tradition next year. 183 J.V. Basketball Kneeling: Nenman. Sapos. Shafer, Taylor. Tsairis. Standing: Kiernan. Hughes. McComas. Jackson, Meeks. Kim, Pollard (manager). Coach Mitchell. J.V. Basketball Season Record: 3-12 Trinity-Pawling 48 Trinity-Pawling 39 Trinity-Pawling 40 Trinity-Pawling 40 Trinity-Pawling 30 Trinity-Pawling 41 Trinity-Pawling 35 Trinity-Pawling 37 Trinity-Pawling 25 Trinity-Pawling 44 Trinity-Pawling 51 Trinity-Pawling 46 Trinity-Pawling 44 Trinity-Pawling 40 Trinity-Pawling 31 Hopkins 37 Gunnery 25 Canterbury 47 Kent 40 Avon 56 Taft 53 Avon 63 Taft 51 Choate 55 Berkshire 41 Hotchkiss 44 Canterbury 56 Hotchkiss 54 Berkshire 55 Kent 50 184 3rd Basketball kneeling: Damiano, Harrison. Standing: Coach Abbot, Vaccaro, de Gregory, Bennett, Von Kalckreuth, Solomon, Lutkins, Javier, Golding. Abbott. Alston. Greiner, Dodge (manager). Coach Abbott. Squash Varsity Squash Kneeling: Abbett. McDermott. Florence. Standing: C'regan. Danforth, Von Storch. Smith. Coach Reade. The 1981-82 Varsity Squash team had an excellent record this year against other prep schools but lost to most of the very strong college teams played this season. Holding down the 1 spot all season was new comer J.D. Cregan who had only two losses all season both to college players. J.D. is currently ranked number eight in the country. This years team was also very fortunate to have Peter von Storch and Wally Danforth as co-captains holding down the number 2 and 3 spots on the team. They have a total of 7 years varsity experience at T-P. The team was backed strongly by Taylor Abbett, Brendan Smith, Burr McDermott and John Florence. Taylor, Burr and John will be the next years returning players. Recognized as one of the top prep school teams this year, T-Psquash latter succesfully against the prep school opponents with notable wins against Kent, Taft, and Brunswick. The team lost to a powerful Milton squad early in the season and lost to Choate but otherwise dominated their foes. This has been the strongest squash team in T-P’s history and as Coach Reade added “... this has been the best team I’ve coached in terms of attitude, hardwork and most of all the enjoyment of the game. This sets a good standard for future teams.” 186 VARSITY SQUASH Record 10-7 Trinity Pawling 4 Brunswick 3 Trinity Pawling 7 Providence Country Day 0 Trinity Pawling 2 Milton 5 Trinity Pawling 1 Harvard 7 Trinity Pawling 7 Brooklyn P.P. 0 Trinity Pawling 2 West Point 7 Trinity Pawling 5 Kent 2 Trinity Pawling 4 Vassar 3 Trinity Pawling 4 Taft 3 Trinity Pawling 1 Choate 6 Trinity Pawling 7 Canterbury 0 Trinity Pawling 3 Williams 4 Trinity Pawling 7 Canterbury 0 Trinity Pawling 3 Kent 4 Trinity Pawling 7 Brooklyn P.P. 0 Trinity Pawling 2 Trinity College 5 Trinity Pawling 5 Brunswick 2 J.V. SQUASH Season Record: 9-3 Trinity Pawling 1 Kent Trinity Pawling 7 Brooklyn P.P. Trinity Pawling 7 Forman Trinity Pawling 6 Canterbury Trinity Pawling 2 Millbrook Trinity Pawling 2 Taft Trinity Pawling 4 Choate Trinity Pawling 6 Berkshire Trinity Pawling 5 Kent Trinity Pawling 6 Canterbury Trinity Pawling 7 Brooklyn P.P. Trinity Pawling 7 Forman J.V Squash Kneeling: Atkins, Gaston, Wansley. Standing: Mansfield, Stites, Brooks, Street, P. Smith, Platt, Coach Me Glade. 187 Wrestling VARSITY WRESTLING Season Record: 9-4 Trinity Pawling 48 Gunnery 16 Trinity Pawling 27 ASD 39 Trinity Pawling 19 South Kent 42 Trinity Pawling 36 Avon 24 Trinity Pawling 36 Kent 24 Trinity Pawling 64 King 3 Trinity Pawling 24 Kingswood 39 Trinity Pawling 45 Hotchkiss 23 Trinity Pawling 39 Salisbury 21 Trinity Pawling 22 Taft 42 Trinity Pawling 33 Hopkins 26 Trinity Pawling 33 Canterbury 29 Trinity Pawling 60 Wooster 12 Wrestling Kneeling: Hobbs, Chase, Park, Sullivan, Hayum, Bodine, Ryan, Mosle, Dupont, Miron (manager). Standing: Coach Coratti. Shutt, Foreman, Clark, Kessler. McGredy, Wilkinson. Brownlee, Clark, B. McKittrick, Sutcliffe, Graham, Saltz, Hand, Lubold, Coach Ruoss. 188 The Trinity Pawling Wrestling Team experienced the best season ever against very tough competition. The team was fortunate to have four returning lettermen, captain David Hobbs, Robert Brownlee, Tom Wilkinson and Pitt McKittrick, which along with new comer, post-graduate Bayard Clark, made up the nucleus of the team. Finishing with an impressive 9-4 record, the highlights of the season were exciting victories over two teams, Hotchkiss and Avon, which had previously never had been beaten by Trinity Pawling Wrestling team. Two wrestlers, Bayard Clark at 155 and Tom W ilkinson at unlimited, finished the season with undefeated records heading into the state tournament at Taft. Varsity Skiing Standing: Von Storch, lx. Cooper, Buike, Hellier, Flynn, De Paola, Coach Cole. This years Varsity Ski Team had a overall disappointing record, but had great team spirit. Mr. Cole put in a lot of time and effort, not only on the mountain, but off the mountain as well, by getting the team in shape. The team itself put in a lot of time in practice, and was a much improved team over the last years team. The highlights of the teams season was a second place finish, against a line up of strong teams including Gunnery, Hall School, Marvelwood and Foreman. The top racers in that meet were John Cooper, captain, Curtiss Flynn and Skimmer Hellier. Although the team did not have an outstanding season, the team kept up a steady finish in each meet, never finishing lower than third place. The success to the teams improvement must be credited to Mr. Cole. The team should be very strong next year, since all of the members of the team are returning. They are Curtiss Flynn, Doug Burke, Rob lx, Jeff De Paola, Skimmer Hellier and John Cooper. 190 J.v Skiing Standing: Krause, Osborne, Roberts, Gallagher, Siemon, Cragin. Rec Skiing 191 Girls Volleyball Seated: Dumont, Hobrook, Henderson i manager . Lubic, Ford. Standing: Coach Edwards. Daubenmire. Rogers. DeHoff. Coach Hutchinson. The 1981-82, Varsity Volleyball team had a strong season, finishing with a record of 8-1-0. The Blazers had a powerful nucleus comprized of six returning starters. The Blazers were led by Marry Ann Lubic and Megan Holbrook. The highlight of the season was against Hotchkiss, where the Blazers pulled off a stunning victory. It was the first victory ever in T-P history against Hotchkiss. The hardest game was against Wooster. The teams were tied at two games a piece, until Wooster broke loose and won 3-2. The Blazers had a couple of nice surprises. Newcomer, Susan Ford crushed opponents with her lighting serve. The other members of the feared offense were Collette Dumont, Fllen Daubenmire, Natalie deHoff, and Noelle Rogers. The Blazers enjoyed a successful season this year and should look forward to a better season next year. 192 Girls Y'arsity Volleyball Record: 8-1-0 Trinity-Pawling 3 Trinity-Pawling 3 Trinity-Pawling 2 Trinity-Pawling 3 Trinity-Pawling 3 Trinity-Pawling 3 Trinity-Pawling 3 Trinity-Pawling 3 Trinity-Pawling 3 St. Margaret’s 2 Forman 0 Wooster 3 Berkshire 0 Gunnery 1 Canterbury 0 Hotchkiss 2 Hopkins 2 Wooster 0 193 • • 94 195 Standing L to R: McGhee, Hand. Woodhouse. Gray. Danforth. Sitting L to R: Fischer, llobbs. Byrne. Kessler. Dorritie, Blodgett. Tierney. Business Manager J. YVoodhouse. B. Hand Copy Editors B. Smith, J. Spendles Sports Editors M. Zanelli. C. Anton Delmar Representative Brian Hawthorne “H Advisor Photography Editor B. Blodgett Senior Historian C. Marsh Senior Editors P. Kessler. R. Byrne 197 Standing: Brickelmaier, Ryan, Inch, Clark, Gottlieb, Tierney, McC aque. Sitting: Burgess. Kmptage. 198 L to R: Henderson. Nebon. Graeff, Hubbard. Palm, Frost, Herr, Dodge, Snow, Mansfield. I .a lor. (folding, VonAncken. Hayum, Fischer. Mr. Abbott. L to R: Morrison, Fisher, Dilworth, Burgess, Blodgett, Dorritie, Lineberger, Daubenmire, Spendley, Willard, l ech, Murano. Dumont. Weinberger, Vartan, Clark. Wood house, D. Smith. Bennett. C ouch, Fischer, Kyle, Atkins. Burke, Gottieb, Hardy. Standing L to R: VanAncken. Willard, Weinberger, Leech, McNinch, Sutcliffe, Kyle. deButts. Graham. Ehrhard. Sitting L to R: Bracken, Woodward. Burke, Atkins. Cooper. Corr, T. � onS torch, Mr. Cole, Hardy. 199 Standing: Hobbs, Villa, Danforth, W. Kessler, Mr. P. Smith. Sitting: Hubbard. On Stairs: Dickson, Brownlee, Bisset, Fischer, Coker, deHofT, Bennett. Bolton, Cooper, McDermott, Tracy, Blodgett. deButts. Plat, T. von Storch, Graham. K. Murano. 1st row; W. Danforth, Kelley, Daubenmire, Holbrook. P. von Storch, Gaston. Marache, Gilmor, Dumont. C hase, Hellier, l.ubic, lx. Palmer. Woodward, I onard, ( onnell, ?, Hamilton. Craig, Mr. Tilson, I eech. 2nd row: Willard, Atkins, Henderson, Taylor, Dauk, Goldwasser. Marsh. Nelligan, McNinch, Burke. Waring. Snow, Meeks. 200 Silling: Marsh. Villa. Tierney, Martain. Murphy. Standing: Burgess. Taliaferro. Willard, Morrissey. Mosle. McQuade, Weinberger. Cooper. Foreman. Dumont. Davant. Dial, Kearns, Sutcliffe. -J J JJJJJJJJJMJJAAMLAJUlf Sitting: Kelley, � onStorch, Milkr. Flynn, Street. Standing: Mr. Netsch. 201 Standing I. to R: l a� ant. I). Smith. Miron. Klorence. Brooks. Sitting I. to R: Meeks. Shut!, t.allagher. J. R an. l odgc. Top row L to R: Dyal, Palm. C ovington. Kessler. Brownlee. Mr. Cecire. Second row I. to R: Hardy, (ioldwasser. Tieroev, Marsh. Atkins, kung. Bottom row I. to R: Sullivan. I.ubic. Holbrook. Schore. Walsh. Case. 202 standing L to R: McCrady, D. Williams, Brownlee. Marsh. Gray. Cooper. Miss towards. Sitting I. to R: Glassed. J. McNinch, Miller. Styles. Martin. Back row L to R: Krause. Connell, Marsh, Gilmor. Mr. Shiftman. Hayum. Slowey. Canada. Jackson. Middle row L to R: McDermott, I). W illiams. Ax ford. Pail, Abbett, Palmer. Alston, VaaWagaer. Front row L to R: Sulli� an, Willard. Burke, Sc bore. Scott, Mansfield. Nelson, Harrison. Standing: Cook, Foreman. Newman, Leonard, Cooper, McNinch, deButts. Abbet, Hubbard. Chase, Smith. Sitting: Mr. Ruois, Hobbs. Danforth, Cubic, Kessler, Villa. Standing: Tierney, Mr. Shiftman, Beattie, Solomon. Sitting: Fearon. 204 Silting: Leonard, Connell. Sutcliffe, Clean, Petrino. Palm. Standing: Mbs Bryant. Standing: Sutcliffe, Dickson. Hobbs, Ryan, Bolton. Williams, Gilmor. 205 Standing: Hamilton, Buhl. Grosser, lx, Connell. Solomon. Dickson. Sutcliffe. Ryan. Bolton. Palmer, Apothaker. Ilellier. Graham. Bedford. Golding. Sitting: Dyal, vonKalckreuth, Kessler. Standing: Mr. Shiffman. Mr. A. Smith. Bissell. Goldwasser, Brickelmaier. Spendle . Hubbard. Murano, I.ubic. Bill Ryan. First Row: Graeff. Bennett, Solomon. ( olclough. Second Row: Palm, Dyla, � onKalckreuth, Cooper. 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University of Virginia Assistant Headmaster Director of Admissions School Minister Director of Studies English Dean of Students History Religion Business Manager Director of Developi English Administrative A: Livingston Boyer Cole A.B., M.A.L.S. Williams; Wesleyan David Coratti B.A., M. Ed. Trinity; University of Connecticut Robin C. Curtiss B.A. Weslevan Susan Edwards B.A. Vassar Science Mathematics History Bradford N. Abbott B.S., M.A. Bates College; Syracuse Jeanne Bryant B.A., M S. Diplome Superieur Hood College; Elmira; University of Strasbourg JhI ‘jjk Barbara Ann Carlson English B.A., M.A. Manhattanville, University of New Hampshire 234 Chairman. Mathematics Department Directory Theodore R. Kneeland, Jr. A.B., M.A.L.S. Syracuse; Wesleyan Carol Kneeland A.B. Syracuse Wesley Krawiec A.B., M.S., Ph. D. Brown; Rochester; Rice Margaret McGlade B.A. Harvard John L. Merrill, III B.A. Washington College Walter B.J. Mitchell, III B.A. Boston College Mark Netsch B.A. Trinity Mary Jane Odell B.S., M.S. Ithaca College: Western Connecticut State College Edwin Reade B.A., M.A.L.S. Williams: Wesleyan David B. Reece ’67 B.A. University of Vermont History Jeffrey M. Sanborn B.A., M.A. Bowdoin, University of Chairman, English Department Director, language Retraining Program Chairman, Science Department Mathematics History Mathematics Science Language Retraining Tutor Chairman. Art Department Assistant Director of d missions David Shiffman B.A. Haverford John Shoup A.B., M.B.A., M.S. Ed. Middlebury, Boston University Indiana Archibald A. Smith, III B.S., M.A.L.S. Chemistry Trinity; Wesleyan Mrs. Phillips Smith A.A. Bradford Eric W. Tillman B.A. Ohio Wesleyan Christopher R. Tillson B.S., M.A.U.S. Keene State; Wesleyan Marc J. Trister B.A., M. Div. Pennsylvania State Univ. Yale University Michael L. Waller, ’75 B.A. University of Calif. L Irvine Edward Hauser B.A. Adelphi University History Denver Patricia kirchner B.A. Bethany College Music History Mathematics Director of College Placement Science Language Retraining Tutor English Assistant Director of Admissions Chairman, History Department language Retraining Tutor, English Mechanical Drawing Typing 235 GRADE 9 Taylor Gordon Abbett Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania James Colgate Axford Clarks Summit, Pennsylvania John-Patrick Belle Ossining, New York Gregory Oliver Bodine Garrison, New York Daniel Andre Bracken East Hampton, New York Herbert Luedinghaus Case St. Louis, Missouri Andre Crosby Chiperfield Olney, Mary land Sarah Jane Colckxigh IjiGrangeville, New York Charles Richmond Daily Newton, Connecticut Daniel Damiano Chappaqua. New York Eric Bortman D'Amato West Hartford, Connecticut Richard Michael deGregory Nassau, Bahamas Jeffrey Thomas DePaola Osterville, Massachusetts William Henry duPont. Jr. Montchanin, Deleware Robert Dallis Ferrari New York, New York Paul E. Finnerty Holmes, New York John Mason Florence Rye, New York Charles Robert Greiner, Jr. Pawling, New York Timothy A. Hughes Danbury, Connecticut Kevin Scott Kearns Troy, New York Peter Timothy Kieraan Ridgewood, New Jersey John Seung June Kim Wingdale, New York Christopher P. Lovely Greenwich, C onnecticut Donny McComas Danbury, Connecticut Thomas Jamison McCrady Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Sean Daniel McGuire Franklin Lakes, New Jersey Charles Edward Mochwart, Jr. Chevy Oiase, Maryland John Robert Nelson Nyack, New York Cedric Kyle Osborne Santa Monica. California Peter Sang-Jin Paik Rocky Hill, New Jersey Michael Palm New Fairfield, Connecticut Peter Francis Petrino Patterson, New York James Michael Ryan, Jr. New York, New York John David Sapos Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Jonathan Michael Shisler Needham, Ylassachusetts Dennis Emmet Smith New York, New York Frank Leon Gordner Smith McLean, Virginia Patrick Bernard Connelly Smith, II McLean, Virginia Alan Harrison Snow Watertown, Connecticut Gregory Allen Spore Winnetka. Illinois Jeffrey Donald Steele Burlington, Vermont Thomas Anthony Sullivan, Jr. New York. New York Thomas Francis W'abh Bedford, New York Brandon James Waring Lakewood. Colorado John Patrick White, III Pawling, New York GRADE 10 William Everett Abbott Pawling. New York Dean Erskine Bedford Arlington, Virginia Christopher Putney Bell Tuxedo Park. New York Dean Edward Bennett Huntington. New York Robert Monroe Brown, Jr. Kalamazoo, Michigan Jonathan Lee Buchman New York. New York James Nicholas Burgess Shaker Heights, Ohio Douglas Palmer Burke New York. New York Christopher Mark Canada New Canaan, Connecticut Richard David Case Troy, New York Filippo Paiewonskv Cassinelli St. Thomas. Virgin Islands Micah Stephen Chase Worcester, Massachusetts Peter Jefferson Clark Stevenson, Maryland James Agar Cooper, Jr. Summit, New Jersey Mark Skeie Couch Watertown, New York Reginald Washburn Cragin Cos Cob, Connecticut Alexandre Igor deGedrinskv Boulogne. France George Parry Dilworth Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania James M. Dodge, III Pound Ridge. New York Colette Parsons Dumont Brewster. New York Jared Coffin Fearon Greenwich, Connecticut Brian Robert Fisher Houston. Texas Mark Thomas Flanagan Ossining. New York Curtis Fellows Flynn White Post. Virginia Student Duncan Mackenzie Frame Rochester, New York Gary William Fung Dobbs Ferry, New York Sean Talmage Gallagher Old Greenwich, Connecticut T. Scott Gallagher West Chester, Pennsylvania Christopher Francis Gay lord Arlington, Vermont Michael Peter Gleysteen Bethesda, Maryland Christopher John Gottlieb West Hempstead, New York Rynard George Gundrum, Jr. Grafton, New York Andre Warren Hall Millbrook. New York Rene Carl llarde Brewster, New York Ryan Mark Harrison Bayside. New York Brian Richard Hayum New Paltz, New York Hoyt Alexander Henry Greenwich, Connecticut John Dawsor Herr Milford, New Jersey Ronald Joseph Hill Reading. Massachusetts Joseph Patrick Kennedy Pleasantville, New York Thomas Seung Won Kim Wingdale, New York Michael Jude Kinnaly Saugus, Massachusetts Roderick Alan Krause Grand Rapids, Michigan W ilson Stuart I.eech Stonington, Connecticut W illiam Gantner McCaguc Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania John J. McNinch I nox, Massachusetts Christopher David Mansfield Nassau. Bahamas I .eon Meunier Pawling, New York Christopher Moran Poughkeepsie. New York John Tandy Morrison Houston, Texas D. Robert Morrissey, III I-os Angeles, California Martin Joseph Nelligan Pawling. New York Alexandre Mark Paradis New York, New York David Royal Petersen Darien. Connecticut Thomas Ijiughton Roberts New Rochelle. New York Gerald Spencer Roman Norwalk. Connecticut Timothy J. Rooney, Jr. Scarsdale. New York Baird Walker Ryan New York, New York C hristopher J. Salz Tuxedo Park, New York Mark Julian Ponchon Sanchez Greenwich. Connecticut James Merril Sc ho re Pelham Manor, New York Thomas Howard Shafer. Ill Fair Haven. New Jersey Eugene M. Slowey Demarest. New Jersey John Clay Stites Glenview, Kentucky Mark Thomas Sullivan Poughkeepsie. New York Clarence Hopson Taylor Nashville. Tennessee Jeffrey W hiton Tracy Centerville. Massachusetts Christopher Morrison Trimingham Paget, Bermuda George Alex Tsairis Tenafly, New Jersey Michael Thomas Vaccaro Patterson, New York Kirk Spencer Vartan New York, New York Klaus Ernst Voa Kalckreutb Ardsley, New York Arthur John Wallinger Cheshire, Connecticut Charles Ijiwson W illard New York, New York Felix Noble Williams. Ill St. Louis, Missouri James Alexander Dean Williams Ardsley-on-Hudson. New York GRADE 11 Steven J. Ackerman New Canaan, Connecticut Keith Howard Alston New York, New York Jonathan Paul Apothaker Philadelphia, Pennsylvania George Proctor Baumberger Rockville Centre, New York John Wood Bolton, Jr. Huntington. West Virginia William J. Brickelmaier, III Croton-on-Hudson. New York John Irwin Brooks Devon. Pennsylvania Howard S. Buhl. Jr. Grosse Pointe, Michigan Edward Madison Cameron, IV Yorktown Heights, New York Ramon James Casey Pawling. New York Thomas 1 jde Coker Hartsville, South Carolina Robert H. Connell Princeton, New Jersey David George Cook Poughkeepsie, New York John Kennedy Cooper, Jr. Short Hills, New Jersey David Eric Craig Sea Cliff. New York Kenneth Crod Geneva. New York Grant Barton Curtiss Summit, New Jersey Ellen Clarke Daubenmire Pawling. New York Robert Matbews Davant, III Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania 236 Directory hristopher Rogers Davis Holmes, New York Hasselline Ray deButls Alexandria, Virginia Natalie S. deHoff Kent, New York Matthew Horn Ehrhard Westport. C onnecticut John Merrit Fmptage, Jr. New York, New York James P. Finnerty, III Holmes, New York Amo Bryant Fischer Greenwich, Connecticut Suzanne Renee Ford Pawling. New York Jeffrey A. Foreman Havertown. Pennsylvania John Marshall Gaines Pawling. 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