Woodstock Academy - Spire Yearbook (Woodstock, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1972 volume:

IN MEMORIAM VERNON T. WETHERELL Woodstock Academy Class of 1924 Trustee of the Academy 1935-1971 President of the Board of Trustees 1951-1952 1963-1966 WOODSTOCK ACADEMY F. F. Rockwbll B. E. Lkatitt 9 i: • 4- : to thee, Volo • Inn oar val - u more,—Treasures that I r - r be First in the I I If: f r liMfcSglji s mmI fe - nl - ty To thy wall lov - ad iiamo' oonnt-wl o’M Hut brighter grow with time, mem-o-ry Of � v-'ry imi of thine. Wa who yet liu . gar here, And Wa who have known thee Ion� Now Th th i.i-.K‘ht«‘rH'.'•‘V'liall w« who still re-turn each year.WKh-ln the shadow of thy wall Re- Ralh-er here nndiai.se a song. With hearts that Ml as we re - call The keep the dear old «old and blue Where time’s gray shallow ne’er shall fall A - .Y; f to TI—. ... =� : liUKUX f 0 � � t 1—r—F =3 r . j r : EEE kin - die friendship's flame. Wood . stock A - cad - e -my. Via - ter! We days of the gold - en prime. Wood - stock A - cod - e - my, Ma - ter! We cross youth's green-leaved shrine. Wood- stock A - cad - e - my, Ma - ter! We . I U i f . , ♦ S te- H pledge to thee The faith, the love, thcloy-al-ty Of thy true children all. pledge to thee The faith, the love, theloy-al-ty Of thy fond children all. pledge to thee The faith, the love, the loy- al • ty Of thy proud children all. r r FAIR WOODSTOCK a. n. jiau.. Slow. A OKU CniLDB. J v Pair Wood • stock, wf bring oar praise to thee. Our PP n 3 SNAPSHOTS ouj yoo o f V lrs. Hfpfz. 77k hlur yWu-sl he yonY coupon ( ri tofjker. A scenic; sVio 3iw,i h� o l y� � c. 00 5 PQ Pf] ov(?y q| } | TWe ivn n be(i Hii mrae is Sliore Sli ui, or 5ciiuK r z. •i KlUS im looked so uic|| In checkered clothes was tnuclt slimmer-fhan this sUoui. TU d« U e li« ‘T is Skip. He lo� eJ -fo -play, uj 4o iiave hnm puf aotau. Ic are +lie U rx?n e -e u a's son e This place wliere To—.sfo rrie , if y I UPEh! Win. BE SUPER i VOTE LORRAINE KURER I FOR JUNIOR CLASS I treasurer A% % SARAH ADAMS Animals are such agreeable friends— they ask no questions, they pass no criti- cisms. ELIOT ROGER ASHMAN I love not the man less, but nature more. BYRON RICHARD BAILEY It matters not how long wc live, but how. BAILEY GERALDINE ATWOOD The artist does not see things as they are. but as he is. TONNELLE BRIJCE BARLOW The woods were made for the hunter of dreams. TWEED MARGARET BATES A horse! a horse! my kingdom for a horse. SHAKESPEARE DEBORAH BEAUDREAULT A good laugh is sunshine in a house. THACKERY DEAN BUNNELL PAMELA BOWEN Nothing ever succeeds which exuberant spirits have not helped to produce. NIETZSCHE Our whole life is like a play. JONSON 19 BLAIR CLARK ELIZABETH BURKE My friend is not perfect nor am I. and so we suit each other admirably. POPE DAVID CHAHANOVICH There are three ingredients in the good life: learning, earning, and yearning. MORLEY His saying was: live and let live. SCHILLER 20 ROGER DAY The only wav lo have a friend is to be one. EMERSON Laughter is not at all a bad beginning for a friendship, and it is far the best ending for one. WILDE STEVEN DEMERS Life is the game that must be played. ROBINSON (OANNE DESAULNIER Time is precious, but truth is more precious than time. DISRAELI MATTHEW DRISCOLL Young in limb, in judgement old. SHAKESPEARE 22 JANET DUPRE If a man is worth knowing at all. he is worth knowing well. SMITH 23 THOMAS FABIAN Life is a very funny proposition, after all. COHAN 24 DENISE FOISEY Learn the sweet magic of a cheerful face HOLMES MATTHEW FRINK Why. tomorrow I may be myself with yesterdays seven thousand days. KHAYYAM EMILY FOISEY Thaf costs the least and does the most is just a pleasant smile. NESBIT CECILE GREEN Little friends may prove great friends. AESOP CHESTER GODFREY A source of innocent merriment. GILBERT WAYNE HENDRICKSON I've taken my fun where I’ve found it. KIPLING 28 MARK HOWLAND If a man does not keep pace with his companions, per- haps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music he hears, however measured or faraway. THOREAU RICHARD HUBBARD Green is the beauty here. How much longer will it last? Forever. I hope. LIZ SCOTT UNDA JOHNSON The happiest moments of my life have been in the flow of affection among friends. JEFFERSON ALAN JOHNSON A proper man. as one shall see in a summer's day. SHAKESPEARE CAROLYN KALLGREN Kindness is the sunshine in which virtue grows. R.G. INGERSOLL CHRISTOPHER KOERNER What a new face courage puts on eve- rything. EMERSON DEBRA KRUSHEFSKY Call me wind—tree high. Grass iow. I ivill run with you Sun bright by the brook. LIZ SCOTT 30 31 Cheerfulness and content are great beautifiers and are famous preservers of youthful looks. DICKENS PATRICIA LANGER I will laugh myself to death. SHAKESPEARE DONALD LARSON Solid happiness we prize . . . COTTON SUSAN LARSON The sun does not shine for a few trees and flo- wers. hut for the wide world’s joy. BEECHER 32 ROSEMARY MAYO MONA MARTIN So bedazzled with the sun that everything I 'look on seemeth green. SHAKES- PEARE Truly the light is sweet, and a pleasant thing it is for the eyes to behold the sun. ECCLESIASTES GARY MCGOVERN As merry as the day is long. SHAKESPEARE 33 BEVERLY MITCHELL A good heart's worth gold. SHAKESPEARE JAMES MCWILLIAM As happy a man as any in the world, for the whole world seems to smile upon me. PEPYS KATHLEEN MERCIER would not live without the love of my friends. KEATS 35 I consider it the best part of an education to be brought up in the country. ALCOTT BEVERLY PETERSON For they can conquer who believe they can. VERGIL JOHN PETERSON I have a pleasant time with my mind, for it is happy. ALCOTT RICHARD POUDRIER The chess-board is the world, the pieces are the phenomena of the universe, the rules of the game are what we call the laws of na- ture. HUXLEY 36 ELIZABETH PUTNAM DAVID RANHOFF Reason’s whole pleasure, all the joys of sense, live in three words—health, peace, and compe- tence. POPE 37 SUSAN ST. KING Good, the more communicated, the more abundant group. MILTON 38 KENNETH SALO Our youth we can have but today, we may al- ways find time to grow old. BERKLEY LAWRENCE SALO Believe that life is worth living . . . JAMES JANICE SANGA To look up and not down. To look forward and not back. To look out and not in, and To lend a hand. HALE 39 DANIEL SCANDILITO A fellow of infinite jest . . . SHAKES- PEARE STEPHANIE SMITH There is something in a face An air. and a peculiar grace Which boldest painters cannot trace. SHAKESPEARE 40 SABIN SPALDING Every man is the architect of his own for- tune. ENGLISH PROVERB JEFFERY TODD There is a tide in the a airs of men To be honest, as this world goes, is to be one man picked out in ten thousand. SHAKES- PEARE GEORGE WETHERELL The wisest man is he who does not fancy that he is so at all. DESPREAUX CRAIG WHITEHOUSE The happiness of men consists in life. TOLSTOI SANDRA WILLIAMS Nothing endures but personal qua- lities. WHITMAN KATHIE WHITE Dost thou love life? Then do not squan- der time, for that is the stuff life is made of. FRANKLIN DONALD GOODWIN DEBRA WOODCOCK so vast is art. . . POPE DEBRA PETERSON Find me the men on earth who care Enough for faith or today To seek a barren wilderness For simple liberty to pray. JACKSON Merry we have met, and merry we have been. OLD ENGLISH RHYME 43 STEPHEN TRAVINSKI Ion wants but little, nor that little long. YOUNG DEBORAH GLASS A. MARK BARON As long as I count the votes, what are you going to do about it? TWEED Only one thing matters— That wherever we go And however we go We hear the music of life. FONTANE SCOTT HORSLEY Jn the life of a young man, the most essential thing for happiness is the gift of friend- shiP• OSLER HEIDI MACFARLANE A friend is a present you give yourself. STEVENSON Senior Directory SAKAHriEKRY. 'Sairy'— Lt 2.T3.4. Historian 3. P p Club !.2 lec Club L2Jj K.,ld ftx-tctl: Basketball 1 2.3.478iolog Club I: Sa� «-i Rer-ptfor� Comti.illro 2. Drum alit Society J. y Ciri BowAtug 1Cf.4 Rho Typist 3. Jutum 1’rdjm |j Curamilr 1. Yearbook Staff 4 “Nothin gi- ri wr ever achieved without enlhusiam Kmrrtuglf AMATO. RICHARD AI ..AN. ’Ricky—i 1.2.3.4: Student L.iuwrll 1 J; Baud 1.2.3; So cer Sailing Clui i.. DramhUc Society 2.3.4 It� been « Ion UTO romlu ni| II • going In be a Juttg time MAN K ,.KK AT WOOD. GERALDINE MAE. “Crm- 1.2; Dramatic Society 2.3: Senior Reo mitte 2: Echo A;t Editor 4. luntor anime 3. Volleyball 3 II � « fun In i� « b hw Tiu glad 11 ha cunr Io an eod. BAILEY. RICHARD BARLOW. BRUCE SABIN Socer. 1.2. Track 1.2.3.4: Ban-1 I.1.3.4: S... Hilt these «re all Inadeqi ,.te her jap he it t. .� can inly be filled h and immilr and n r labN iblect. that la I© aa . nf. b Cod h •Uim l‘a cal fl B ARON MARL ID -C«©� s Country 1J 3.4 Bas- ketball I. Wtfchtirtttn� dub 3. T ho Slnf 5 r BATES. MARGARET JANE LYNN I Vice-President � . P- I-2.3.4. Bioloty Club CAIN. DAVID rHAHASOVICK DAVID. •’Crash —Audio Visual Club 1.2,3.4. Basketball Manager 2. W A—a nice to vi tt. but I wouldn't want tu gu there CT ARK BLAIR t ! OUJH. DEBRA COOLEY. PATRICIA LOIS. Pat —Glee Club 1.2.3.4 Chapel Choir 2,3. Class Secretary 2; Senior Reception Committee 2; Junior Prom Coroutine 3. • you ra nut part of t he «olutloa you're part of tha problm. CROTEAt' SANDRA LEE. -'San, (Bee Club 1.2. V Pep Club ; 1, Echo Staff 1 cr.r- lr ..Jlag i.2. Dra malic Sur H 2.3 Sen. r Recep y. t immitte. 2; Movi Rev.i'w Club 3. Ju -lor Prom Committee 3. Ori'� Bowling 2.3.4; Tra- k Manager 3.4: Attended Laurel GirlStair. Yearbook Staff 3.4 Editor 4 To be nnhodv-bul-yourtel' In a world which it doing it best. night and da. to make body alto—mean to fight th- an human bring can fight, •• lull 2 Pr i !ent Senior RevptLn .n� L.E Cumminp DAY. ROGER MASON. Rog 5o r«l Glee Club 2.4. Echo Staff 2. I’- p CM' Hill S.n er� 4. “Until w m«rl again DEMI Ra STEVEN DFSAttfNILR. JOANNE ALLYSON. |. --I Club i.2; Basketball I. Student Coun. il : Cl. b 1.2. Senair Kmrpimn Committer .■ i Iwr Ing 2.3. Ctrl � Bowling 2: Echo Staff I « At i ■% 'lew Club 3. Junior Prom Committee t «lass lary. 4 Without honaMy there it no truth fri. -h there is no lo «. w -imut love there it roth- Committee 2; junior Prom Coin mu toe « (ijrl's Bow- ling 3.4. “You've made mo ■ i ■ ry happy. • m to DOO ie into my life.’ Bl glad vou ca BBATSON. T NIEi. KENNETH D- R dr tball I M -nager 3.4 Cru� « -■■j ! tirar Club J.4. Audio Vltual I .! : t.. adneve or must live, and to lov IlEA’ : REAJ r. DEBORAH. “Debbie Nr. Nocraft ( ub 2: Girl Bowling! BILLINGS. ROBERT |AMES. “Bcbli”—Soccer I.J.4. Baseball 1.2.3.4: Weightlifting t ub l. Chess flub 1 “I Inarnrd a flltlo and ,«� cd «Wind 'oo. to love It or lea-. it Hi D b’ From Stave Demer and tale ! --.i� � Mr Weaver love ya Dat� “ afWtfELT Anilaa —Ail Uati t.2.3.4. Student Council 1. Cheerleadmg 2.3.4, Senior Reception Committee 2: Echo Staff 3.4. Volleyball 3.4. luntor Prom Committee J. Blue Girl' Co-Captain 'I love ya Dennte BURKE. ELIZABETH MARGARET. U« —Kitbngly High School Pep Club 1; CUe Club 1: Basketball 1: Library Club t. Cta� � Dance Committee 1.2. Soph- omore Float Committee i. Senior Appreciation Day 2; Drill Team 3. Megaphone Stall 3 Woodstock Academy. Girl Bowling 4 'M fnend it not per- fect, nor am I: and o we cult each other admi- rably BYRNE ROBIN.—Glee Club 1 J.3; Senior Reception Committee 2: Dramatic Society 2. Girl' Bowling 3. Junior Prom Committee 3. DRISCOLL MATHEW J.. Mali Dudley Jufl High S him I. Football: Handball team. Go Captain. Sure . Club. Wood lock Ncadr Cro � Country 2. Band 2. Weightlifting Culi J. Mon . ■ Review t'Juh 3; Ec.bn Staff 4. Student Co rnell. V e-Pre ldeni 4. Athletic Council 4 “You II nova ■ 'ov Ihe world aright till the tea iltelf fl eth m � ur yemt. till you arc i !othod with the hegveu and crowned by Ihe t ar� EDW ARDS. DALE EKHO..M STEPHFN'Vr NJEST. Sieve -S-Httr 1.2.3 Krethman Math Award. Dranutlc Sot.ie'x X Band 1.2.34. Glee CV.ib 2, Tneaturer 2.4: Ea� l« n i)i vition Chorut 3. Math Oub 2. Latin Award 1. Hav.- ball 2.3. All-State Chorut 3: National Honor Society 3.4. MarnhaU-Clat of ‘71. 3: Student Council. Pie-- deni 4. Hill Singert 4. Bible Study Club. Vlca-Prvtl- ■lent 4 Don't put •oroeonr down if your thing itn't hit thing ' KRl'EWV™ MARY IANE CORNISH. 'NLJ.Lt. —Library Cluo 1.2.3.4. Pep Club 1.2 Bat- ketball I.2.3.4. Band 1.2 Smrelary 3 Vme-Pmniml 4. Glee Club 12.1 Secretary 1 Field Hockey I. Pep Hand 1.2: Clast Trwaturer 2. Dramata Sonety 2.3 4; Girl’s Bowling 3.4: Junior Prom Committer 3; laurel Ctrl's State 3: Class President 4. “Spinning like a ghost on the bottom of a top I n haunted by all the spa that I will live without you Richard Brautl- gan FABIAN. THOMAS |OHN.—Audio Visual Club I 2.3.4. 'What ya see Is what yaget '' FARNUM. RALPH EDWARD. Chicago —Mount Anthony Union High School. Glee Club 1.2. Wood - lock Academy. GJ w CJtib 3.4: On logy-Ecology Club J: Pinball Oub 3 Shut up and !� � • nr •k� na, Pranuts FAKQUIIAK ELIAS FOISY. DENISE MAKIK. ’TuaJt Top -—Cl � Club 1.2. Pep Club 1.2. Choarleading 2.3. Co-Cnplam 2; Ctrl's Bowling 3; Nr dlecraft Club 3. “I« h tough nrwhalMgues.'T I OISY. EMILY. -Km —Cl Oub 2.3; P� v Club 1: Movi� Review Oub .3 -Dor� «rr am t I lov� um' FRINK M.UTHEIV CLASS. DEBORAH IANE. Debbt� Gle Club 1.2. Band 1.2. Prp Club 1.2. Biology Club 2; hr.-r loading 2 Senior Recep'ion Commit!� ?. tumor Prom Committo 3 Cheer up— m v ar� Iran now it won’t make abil of difference! GLASS. HOLLY ANNK. • Holly —Cl r Club 1.2; Pop Club 1.2.3: Ch • ■•■UgrHng 2. Senior Reception Commllt 2: lohu Malt f-. Currant E � li Club J: tum- r Prom tYunmiu � X “Smile. it will all bo over ■ na little whi'-' Sadgmr I� Junior Photography Club 1. Band; Conrad High School. Cross Country 2. Track 2. Trail 2; Bind 2; Woodatnr.k Ai ademy; Track 2; Cia� Club 3; Cro� � Country 3.4: bailing | Club 3. Echo Staff 4 “Remember, only you Cun pnr- it (otv t fire� inn rune won- GODFREY HESTER |.. Chef- High Cgii' Cour tn l; Track I; ID WIN DONALD CD RI ES Don’- Audio Visual Club I 2.3.4. Vic Praald nl 3.4; Track I: Movi� Review Club 3 CREEK. CECI..E SARAH. CacH Nursing Club 1.2.3. Pap Clui I Dramatic Suctm 2. ‘This I only the beginning. '• H we have wi far to go, GRISWOLD (-AIL HOLT. Cati ‘ Ci « Club 1.2. Basketball 1.2 3.4 Sludant Council 1.2.3.4 Pap Club 1.2. Senior Recaption Committee 2; Junior Prom Con nittm j Ctrl’� Bowling 3. Hiw strange to use you onU It� -- once a� an v us b� the-w II HAZELTON. : I AVID SCCHT. ’ Ha � -Baseball I 2.3.4. Co-Captait 4 Cites� Club I. Basketball Manager 2 t 4. Sailing Club 2.3: Crr s Country 3.4 3Captain. Atblrtic Cnuacil 4 ' Time'IY never ending i •dll sjbortTCiirpqDiatr. HEAlivlUr- lU-ADKIi kSOM WAYNE IIORV K'Vl SCOTT WILLIAM Flash —Dudley |u- gim l«gh School; Football I; Decorating Committee for Clam Par v 1. Science Club I Woodstock Academy. Soccer 2.4. Dramatic Society 2. Yearbook Staff J: Echo Staff 4 ZZZZZZZZZZ. . ’’ HOWLAND MARK STEWART. Rock —Dudley Ian.or High S.liool: Football 1: Decorating Com miftee for Cla� � Party I, Band I. Woodstock Aca- demy: Soccer 2.3.4. Band 2J.4. Treasurer 4. Biology Club 2. Drama Club 2.3.4. Turffnf Prom Committe� 3. Stage Hand 2: Yearbook Staff a.4; Track 4. Stu- dent Council 4 “If a man does not keep pace with hi� companion� , perhaps it i because he hears a different drummer: let him «top to the music which he hear� , however measured or far away. Henri David Thorrau HUBBARD. RICHARD K.. •Hub '—Band 1.2.3: Baseball Manager 1; Biology Club 2. Soccer a.a. Manager 2. Basketball Manager 2.3.4; Glee Club 2.3.4, Pap CJiib 2. tumor Prom Committer 3. Athlet 'And, ( Council 4 And, in the end. tbe love you take i� lo the love you nuke.” Best)� |nMV r� H. ALAN HOWARD FRIG. Alen'V-Sotcrr 1.2. (.4 C.t-Cuplaln 4: Basketball 1.2.2.4; Sludmt U.uuc'l :,2 AtMeghaCouncil 1.2.24. Prudent 4: Pep Club • Rn«-hrlJ 2 4; bulling Club 3.4, Blue nee. loraurrtv I� ll other a« i -� t mb can.' ---------- LlMlA A. JOHNSON Uu-Pep Club i J.3- Clee (Job 2.3; Girt � Bowling 3.4 Needier raft Club 3. O' Loro fcv wisdom b-rth founded (he eeith. by «I id. r ’radlng he lb be fUtbVlW 'he hmt� a PH tli y «4 1 . Aee 4 WT kALt.GftK.Y CAROLYN flOPEv- cltp- lyn' -Brakrtbu l . X3.4. Pep Uub t.2. Glee ChiPl •„ HBowling 3. 3. B ib I«- SmitM Reception Committee 2. Gil Be NiiMingC.lub J Clrl's Her,Trillion Club Clukd SrniJo—i ii b.ve� Y.'irf’ KOFRNEK.jfc CHRISTOPHER PAJON. SiW � ''—Ba l-tb lf 1.2. i,4. Cites IwMmu 1 Mud i Council i; Soiwr 2 i,4 Haseb ill 2.3.4 Alh- 1 1 a ( ountil 3.4. Selling (.. .b J.4. V It -Co mu-«fate 3. Commodore 4. National Honor Society 3.4 Huy Gold i Jptain 4 KRUSHEFSKY. DEBRA PAULINE. Debbie' —Pep Club 1.2 3; Glee Club I. Girl' Bowling 1. Senior Reception Committee 2; Biology 2; Junior Prom Committee 3: Current Event end Foreign Affair Club 4. I love John, end be It the one that make my world complete kKUZEl, DEBRA A. Pretrel — Batketball 12; Pep Club 1,2: Glee Club 1.2; Senior Reception Com- mittee 2; Athletic Council 1.2.3.4; Echo Staff 3; |u nior Prom Committee 3; Movie Review Club 3. I didn't do nothing ' KIJPER. IF.RRY WAYNE. Mop� — Pep Club f; Batketball Manager 1.2.3 4 Baseball 2.3; Croc� Country 3.4. Yearbook Stall J.4; National Honor So- ciety 3.4. Student Council 4: (Rill 4. So ya. take It kirpER. LORRAINE MARIE. Kuper' —Glee Club 1.2.3; Ctrl’� B wlliu I. Pep Club 1.2; Library iub .«.3.4. Biology Club 2. Senior Reception Committee 2. Drama' ic Socie-.- 3; |umor Prom Com nit'. .-3. Claw Treat urer5 LAMB. BONNIE LEE. ' Baa Umbtie Gler Club 2.3.4; Cheerleeding 2.3.4. Pep Club 2.3: Softball 3. Current Events Club 3. Ha who ttrlvet may con quer. LANCER. PATRICIA ADEI.A. ' Patty '—Glee Club 1.2.3.4. Chaprl Cbolr 1.2.3; Girl' Bowling Club U3A Sotihall 2. Bend 3.4; Hill Singer 4. Student Council 4; Echo Staff 4. I never met a man I didn't like LARSON. DONALD. I)ON —Wilton Sen.or High School; Rifle Club 1.2; Car (Sub 1.3; Ski Club 2. Woodstock Academy: Chat Club 3 LARSON. SUSAN ELIZABETH. Suo' Council 1.2.3.4. Girl’s Cold Capum 3.4. Softb iil Volleyball 1.3.4. Pep Club 1.2; Cla � Ser relar Mhlellc .ftb-.il ' ret nr- Class Vlce-Pre� tdent 2.3; Senior Reception Co MACPARI.ENF, HEIDI Held. |o e Eddla MARTIN. MONA HEOVIG ANN I3T.4; Glee Club 1.2.3.4. Pep Ou Dramatic Society 1 4; ClrTs 3owlm� 3 Field Manager 1.4- Sector Reception lunior Pnom Comnwttfe 3; Student ' remain silent wh.-n Ibev should ward ol men Lincoln i mittee 2: Glee Club 1.2; Batketball 1.2.3.4; Soph- omore English Award 2; Junior Prom Committee 3: Sailing Club 3.4 Secretary 3.4; National Honor So- ciety 3.4. Undergraduate who done the most for the Academy 3; OAK. Good Citizenship Award 4 Let today embrace the past with remembrance and the future with longing Kablil Gibran MCGOVERN McWII.Lt M. I MERlfcR KATHLEEN SHARON. Kathy (Jut- 1.2. Pep Club l. Art i.iub t. D'.iinMk La ho Sturt 3. Uifi - ac ll dav lor am h day | I MIL! nd MARK MITCHELL Br. LRI.Y. Mitaie —Softbail I 2.3.4 Glue tluh 2 3; Secret . y of Clara 3. Vollaybali 3.4; Basketball 1.4 Girl'� R« realloii Club 3. Ail.letii Council 4 I eld Hockey 4 TM� ta th- sunlit nme f youth and life when every new day i� a that 'wine, and every new experience a delight. John tin-v MOLNAR. TRACEY LOUISE. Trace' -Glee Club i 2; Senior Rec -ptlon Committee 2; Junior From iaxnmitte 3. S't'i nal Honor Sooety 3.4 “It is bet- ter to be small nu � hy than to be tall and cast a shallow —Unk own PAWLOSKl JAMES PECK. VIRGINIA |EAN 1.2.3.4. Co Captain Capt Pep Club 1.2.3. Vn ••-pro: 1J.3.4. Historian 2. Lo nior Prom Committee j. Clas Marshall of 3 7 3: ever bump into you ilo with a frown or your f PECKHAM. ROM t.2.3.4, Treaaut - � ' •Chmrleading '• « adi 1.2.3.4. • nn 4 CIS i -nt 3. Library Club G.’BoWi eBa 3.4. Che� Cluh 1 LY JOAN Fetr Choir 1.2. HaaVr ■indi-rod lonely i A L., 'Deb —Hi lety a.S; Nursing Club riculum Committee 3 spero (While there's Hie. the� - ' hope) PETERSON JOHN -Batketball I; Baseball 1.2.3 Library 2.3.4. National Honor Society 3.4 'Soon you begin lo realise T don't want to' la the world's greatest reason Mason Williams POCDRIER. RICHARD K . “Poupo —F.F.A. IJ.3.4. Reporter 2. So ralarv 3 Vir.e-Pretidrn! 4; Chess Club I Sorter I. PUTNAM. ELIZABETH LOUISE. Betsy - Band 1.2.3.4 Pep Club 1.2. Pep Band 1.2. Chess Club 1: Glee (Uub 2.4; Field Hockey 2.3.4. Senior Rrrrptmn Committer; 2; Volleyball 3; Girl's Bowling 3: Nur- sing Club 3; Junior Prom Committer- 3; Htndenl Council 4. Hill Singers 4. ' The best thing olien noma In smell packages. RAMIREZ, CARMEN A. Carmen —ClrTs Bowling I. Pep Club t.2.3.4. Dramatic Society 2.3: Cheer- leading t.2.3.4. Glee Club t.2: Senior Reception Committee 2: Volleyball 3: Junior Prom Committee 3: Class Treasurer 4: Echo Staff 4. Secretary 4 f IN ’’Fratare ms, gur mf trate REICHFJ,. FRANCES A . Fran —Pep 3ub Glre l6F2.3: Needle Crall Club 3. Girl « Ik) SAI O. i.AWRKNCK. Coon ’-Basketball I Bow SANG A. IANICK Ion -Glee Club 1.2.3.4. Softball IJ.M. BiiUibill 2.1.4 Ftp Club I. Volleyball 24.4; Senior R� « rruon Committor 2. Athletic Coun- cil 3.4; Sinden' iououI 1.4. Class President 3. Ju- nior Prom Comm.’tee 3. Field Hoc.hr. 4. Girfs Blur Co-Cap tain 4: Hill Singers 4. '“To Lady: Someone who will be deorlv missed by me SCANDAUTO. DANIEL. Scan — Anlo eg!, chi ten li Indicoto p fair l impossible VWITU CTCOUAVir •tkluu’ U. I.la a., foil Chib I.2.3.4. Cross Country I. Bend 14. Ches Club 14.3. Thai's marvelous What a farce. WETHERPLl. GEORGE ALFRED III. Ceov — Librare Club 1.2. Mona Renew Club 3. Wright Lifting Club 1; Clee Club J. Thai's all there k there I so I d-ty more D C Fisher WHITE. KATHIE RAK. Kate' —Topper Lake High School Basketball. Volleyball. Gymnastics. Pep Club. Student CountII. Woodstock Aredemy. Clee Club 2 Basketball 2.3.4. Field Hockey 2: Softball 2.3.4 Student Council Treasurer 4 Don't ya love It. don’t ya k� ve It. oh ya don’t . love il WILLIAMS. SANDRA RUTH ’Sandy —Plainfield High School Intramural ' «it� I. Student Council 2. Freshman Dance ComiuiMr 2. Sophomore Dance Committee 3; Junior Pro it ' ommittee 3. Fund Rais- ing Committee ’’You’re kidding ’ WITHERS. C.ORUEN WtXJOOXX DEBRA 8 HEADMASTER Mr. Allan D. Walker Administration DIRECTOR OF ACADEMIC SERVICES Mr. Thomas Juko DIRECTOR OF STUDENT SERVICES Mr. Marshall Tourtellotte Division Of Languages And Literature CHAIRMAN Mr. Robert Smith English Mrs. Rollin Morehouse Librarian Mr. Norman Emond French Mrs. Adele Swart English Mr. Kent Weaver English Mr. Robert Wilde Business Division Of Vocational Subjects ra Mr. David Marsland Business CHAIRMAN Mr. John Durst Agriculture Mr. Kenneth Beatson Mr. David Cimino History Division Of History And Humanities Division of Mathematics and Sciences Mr. Daniel Gill Science—Mathematics CHAIRMAN Mrs. Joan Angelo Mathematics Mr. Dominic Tedeschi Science—Mathematics Miss Teresa Rothwell Science Mrs. Joseph Jablonski Mathematics Mr. Voldemars Rolle Science Mrs. Walter Siegmund Mathematics Division of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Athletics Mrs. Robert Ingraham Physical Education CHAIRMAN Mr. Douglas Peck Physical Education Staff Mrs. Gordon Brown Administrative Secretary Kenneth Hicks Custodian Mr. Earl Farrows Custodian Mr. Carl Strand Custodian Mr. Kenneth Griffith Custodian Academy Building—Built 1873 Pen and Ink by Mr. John Budd Chairman. Division of History and Humanities 57 9 uiooj0uiOH -ioiunf 9 UIOOJ0UIOH lomnf e UIOOJ0UIOH Joiiinf Sophomore Homeroom 21 Sophomore Homeroom 22 Sophomore Homeroom 23 Sophomore Homeroom 25 Sophomore Homeroom 26 Sophomore Homeroom 28 to a mu i m;i i fin i him i fill 3 Hill I fill I Mill 1 Ml; Sophomore Homeroom 27 Sophomore Homeroom 29 — zl__- Freshman Homeroom 1 Freshman Homeroom 4 mu Freshman Homeroom 5 jl!lllllll!ll|l|||llll!llll||l jll|llll!lllllll!lll! ■ 2« r Echo Staff Future Farmers of America Library Club Student Curriculum Committee Hill Singers Needle Craft Club Reading Club Russian Club Audio-Visual Club Movie Review Club Foreign Relations Club Athletic Council Mr. William Johnson, President of the Board of Trustees, announ- ces that the new campus building will be known as Alumni Field House. Mr. George St. Marie, keynote speaker, recalls the history of athletics at the Academy. Cheerleaders JUNIOR VARSITY—First Row: Kathy Amato. Mary Ann Burcyki, Karen Collins Second row: Diane Rondeau. Susan Eddy. Nancy Simonds. Donna Harris. Kathy Fellows VARSITY—First row: Sara Hamm, Joanne Tremblay, Alice Cassidy: Second row: Maxine Marcy, Christine Marshall. Kathrine Durst. Virginia Peck: Third row: Pamela Bowen. Carmen Ramirez First row: Farquhar. Horsley, C. Koerner. Russo. Todd. Co- captain Johnson, Co-captain Ranhoff. Billings. Hubbard. Howland. McGovern; Coach Peck. Trainer Kelly. May. Beaudreau, Champney. Gavitt. Kamath. Willis. Woodis, Manager Franks; Third row: Carminati. Kubiak. A. Koer- ner. Cutler. Spahl. Kelly. Andert. Whittenburg. Rosen The Undefeated. Woodstock 5 Charlton 0 Woodstock 7 Douglas 0 Woodstock 2 Tourtellotte 1 Woodstock 10 Norwich 0 Woodstock 2 Lyman 0 Woodstock 3 Parish Hill 1 Woodstock 5 Norwich 0 Woodstock 1 Wheeler 0 Woodstock 2 Parish Hill 1 Woodstock 2 Tourtellotte 2 Woodstock 3 Wheeler 2 Woodstock 1 Lyman 0 Woodstock 6 Douglas 0 State Tournament Woodstock 1 Coventry 2 Varsity Soccer First row: Robbins. Howland. Koerner. Kelly. Aper. Ros- en. Nierodzinski; Second row: Manager Brenner, Boldry, Foote. Savage. Hays. Brezinski. Foisey. VVhittenburg; Third row: Spahl. Seavey. Albetski. Herindeen. Chauvin. Livernois. Favreau Junior Varsity Soccer Woodstock 1 Woodstock 2 Woodstock 2 Woodstock 1 Woodstock 0 Woodstock 1 Woodstock 2 Woodstock 1 Woodstock 2 Brooklyn 4 Brooklyn 1 Marian Hill 1 Pomfret 1 Lyman 1 Rectory 0 Pomfret 1 Lyman 0 Rectory 1 First row: Godfrey. Hazelton. Kuper. Beatson; Second Horsley. Eddy, Safin. Kelly, Mackowiak, Coach Beatson row: Kamath. Woodstock 26 Parish Hill 29 Woodstock 19 Tourtellotte 37 Woodstock 34 Griswold 23 Woodstock 34 Stafford 20 Woodstock 23 Bartlett 34 Woodstock 20 Putnam 38 Woodstock 24 Plainfield 31 Woodstock 26 Pomfret 19 Woodstock 30 Southbridge 26 Woodstock 20 St. Mary’s 37 Woodstock 44 W'heeler 15 Woodstock 36 Bacon Academy 21 W'oodstock 15 Marian Hill 48 Q.V.C. Tournament 81 Won 3— Lost 3 First row: Koerner. Farquhar. Co-captains Todd and Demers. Amato. Johnson: Second row: Coach Peck, Managers Kuper and Horsley, Eddy. Kelly, Safin. Kozlowski, May. Gavitt, Managers Siegmund and Young Woodstock 48 Coventry 49 Woodstock 55 Tourtellotte 77 Woodstock 60 Parish Hill 70 Woodstock 56 Griswold 75 Woodstock 48 Putnam 73 Woodstock 61 Alumni 51 Woodstock 61 Lyman 52 Woodstock 45 Plainfield 69 Woodstock 54 Douglas 56 Woodstock 33 Tourtellotte 41 Woodstock 53 Parish Hill 52 Woodstock 82 Ellis Tech 53 Woodstock 51 Norwich 66 Woodstock 59 Douglas 71 Woodstock 60 Putnam 75 Woodstock 51 Lyman 39 Woodstock 61 Plainfield 76 82 83 Junior Varsity Basketball First row: Spalding, Clair. Robbins, Co-captains Gren- nan and Carminati. Cutler. Krol; Second row: Managers Kelly and Frink. Coach Greer, Kubiac. Horsley, Boldry. Hicks, Rosen, Boudreau. Kelly, Managers Seavey and Kelly Woodstock 46 Coventry Woodstock 34 Tourtellotte Woodstock 54 Parish Hill Woodstock 33 Griswold Woodstock 51 Putnam Woodstock 38 Lyman Woodstock 41 Plainfield Woodstock 40 Douglas Woodstock 29 Tourtellotte Woodstock 48 Parish Hill Woodstock 57 Ellis Tech Woodstock 35 Norwich Woodstock 53 Douglas Woodstock 40 Putnam Woodstock 43 Lyman Woodsock 32 Plainfield Woodstock 44 Marian Hill Woodstock 45 PCA Girls’ Bowling First row: Stark. Muraco, Etchells. Hutchins. Whittenburg; Second row: Foisy, Hamm, Young, Bates, Favreau, Kemp, Coach Weaver Girls’ Basketball 11 r i i VARSITY—First Row: Co captains Sue Larson and Janice Sanga; Sec- ond row: Coach Ingraham. Manager Betsy Putnam, Priscilla Healy, Karen Nissen, Susan Latham, Linda Staveski, Sally Adams, Beverly Mitchell. Manager Diane Chahonavich JUNIOR VARSITY—First row: Karen Ranhoff. Debbie Bielik. Co- captains Bev Molnar and Kathy Foisy. Sue Ranhoff. Heather Fair- field. Pat Larson; Second row: Coach Ingraham. Mary Ellen Ziemba. Karen Etchells. Kathy Beatson, Pat Prato. Susan Brown. Doreen Harding. Kim Staveski, Laura Walker SPONSORS SOPHIE’S FLORIST AND GARDEN SHOP Eastford. Conn. HIBBARD’S CHRISTMAS TREE FARM Woodstock, Conn. EASTFORD BUILDING SUPPLY, INC. Eastford, Conn. KING TRUCKING CO., INC. Eastford, Conn. H. B. BUELL AND SONS Woodstock Valley. Conn. CHARLES S. BOWEN, INC. TRUCKING Eastford, Conn. PUTNAM FARMERS COOP. ASSN. INC. Putnam, Conn. EASTFORD WATER SERVICES, INC. Eastford. Conn. BUELL’S GREENHOUSES, INC. Eastford, Conn. BOWEN’S GARAGE, INC. Eastford. Conn. FERN’S RADIO AND T.V. Woodstock. Conn. BARRETT’S STORE Eastford. Conn. WEIMAN’S NURSERY Woodstock. Conn. LINEMASTER SWITCH CORP. Woodstock. Conn. WOODSTOCK VARIETY LUNCHEONETTE Woodstock, Conn. THE BL1GBEE CORP. Putnam. Conn. HARRISYILLE GOLF COURSE Woodstock. Conn. BOB RACINE’S SPORTS Putnam. Conn. MRS. COLBURN'S LAUNDER WHITE Putnam, Conn. ATI IE IV S PIZZA HOUSE Putnam. Conn. EVERYBODY’S SPA Putnam, Conn. THE QUARTERBACK CLUB Putnam. Conn. CHURCH ST. PACKAGE STORE Putnam, Conn. COMPLIMENTS OF CHICOINE’S PHARMACY Putnam, Conn. GRAND FURNITURE SHOPS Dudley, Mass. WOODSTOCK ACADEMY LIBRARY CLUB WOODSTOCK ACADEMY BAND WOODSTOCK ACADEMY DRAMATIC SOCIETY WOODSTOCK ACADEMY GLEE CLUB TIIE CLASS OE 1972 COMPLIMENTS OE EISHER PONTIAC B1JICK Putnam. Conn. WEISS SUPERMARKET Putnam, Conn. WOODSTOCK AIRPORT Woodstock. Conn. BELDING HEMINGWAY CO. INC. Putnam. Conn. ALVORD’S MARKET Putnam. Conn. GENERAL LYON INN Eastford, Conn. TATEM INSURANCE AGENCY Eastford. Conn. Congratulations Class of '72 RED FARMHOUSE ANTIQUES 91 WOODSTOCK I . T. A. THE OLD HOOK SHOP Adjoining Hubert's Barber Shop—Putnam. Conn. PAUL D. LYNN-PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING Woodstock, Conn. W (lODSTOC K P )TTERY Woodstock, Conn. DUGAN S DRUGS Dudley, Mass. Dl DLEY PARK n SHOP Dudley, Mass. OIIOIIO SKIING West Woodstock, Conn. THE ATHLETIC COUNCIL THE CLASS OF 1973 A. M. KOI Rl CO. Webster, Mass. MOHEGAN BOWHA-DROME Webster, Mass. THE FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA TR1 Ll LI MBER Dudley, Mass. SEELY BROWN ORCH RD’S Pomfret, Conn. POMFRET SPIRIT SHOPPE Pomfret, Conn. KLEBART PH MBING SUPPLY, INC. Putnam, Conn. FANCY N CASUAL HAIRDOS Woodstock. Conn. ART'S JEWELRY STORE Webster. Conn. LAPOINTE’S JEWELERS Putnam, Conn. THE BRIDAL SHOPPE Dudley. Mass. COMPLIMENTS OF PUTNAM FURNITURE Putnam, Conn. ACE CLEANERS—LAUNDRY, INC. Putnam, Conn. CARGILL CHE ROLET BOSWORTH FARMS DAIRY INC. Putnam, Conn. Pomfret. Conn. CHURCH CLOTHING CO. COTTAGE CRAFTS Putnam, Conn. Pomfret, Conn. DEMOCRATIC TOWN COMMITTEE REPUBLICAN TOWN COMMITTEE WOODSTOCK ACADEMY STUDENT COUNCIL Patrons Mr. and Mrs. Theodore A. Kuper Arthur S. Kaminsky—Attorney—Putnam, Conn. Gross, Hyde, and Williams—Attorneys—Putnam. Conn. Bill’s Barber Shop—Compliments of William Pidgeon Snuffy's Package Store Compliments of Mr. Daniel W. Cain David Boyd—Attorney—Putnam. Conn. Danny's Package Store Compliments of a Friend Attorney and Mrs. William Cassidy Mr. and Mrs. Edwin L. Hubbard Anonymous Dr. and Mrs. Theodor C. Koerner Congratulations to the Class of 72—the Hamm’s—Pat, Sara, and Peter Happy to be of some help to the yearbook! Thank you. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Krawiec Anonymous Respice finem—A friend Lester Brenner Dr. and Mrs. Rudolph E. Klare Mr. and Mrs. Chris Carminati Best Wishes to 72—Mr. and Mrs. Alfred E. Tremblay Mickey Whittenburg—Alumni and Parent Best Wishes from the Howland Family Much Happiness! Mr. and Mrs. David Hazelton Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Peckham Congratulations Graduates! Mr. and Mrs. William Desaulnier It's just the beginning—Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth 1. Beatson, Kathy. Patti. Erin and Nora Best Wishes to the Class of 72—Arthur and Phyllis Kuper Best of Luck Class of 72—Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sanga Best Wishes to the Class of 1972—Mr. and Mrs. Donn Herindeen, Sr. Congratulations from two alumni—Mr. and Mrs. Herman Barlow Congratulations to the Class of 72—Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cooley Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Croteau Congratulations Class of 72—Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kallgren Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Baron Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur R. Peterson Best of Luck—Mr. and Mrs. Jerry W. Adams Fred D. Clair, Jr. Best Wishes 72—Mr. and Mrs. A1 Todd Mr. and Mrs. Walter P. Siegmund Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Clark Mr. and Mrs. William J. Amato Best of Luck! Mr. and Mrs. James McWilliam Best Wishes Class of 72—Mrs. Henry J. Day Best Wishes! Mr. and Mrs. Larry Franks Zukie Shorts Mr. and Mrs. Kjeld R. Eriksen Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Grennan, Jr. Max R. and Arlene F. Marcy Mr. and Mrs. Clark D. Child Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Langlois Mr. and Mrs. Philip B. Cheney Franklin H. Macgregor Mr. and Mrs. Frank Langer Mr. and Mrs. Paul Etchells Donated by Mr. and Mrs. Victor Catino 94 Editor’s Message The first meeting of the 1972 Spire Staff took place in June of 1971. We began our first meeting by asking the question—what is a yearbook?—and as we approached the end of its composition we were still asking the same question, hut not with such blank minds. We at least now have a greater understanding of its meaning and importance to others. Despite a limited budget, we expanded the book and experimented with the senior sec- tion, portrayed this year through informal portraits of the members of the Class of 1972. We trust that we have fulfilled your understanding of what a yearbook should be, because that was our initial goal. Thanks to all who have contributed their time and talent to the 1972 Spine senior staff members—Jerry Kuper, Mark Howland, Sarah Adams and Margaret Bates; junior staff members—Robert King, Martin Deeg, Peter Sargent, Sarah Hamm and Noreene Stehlik; Mr. Robert Smith, Advisor and Mr. Guy Grube of Grube Studios. A very special thanks to Mr. James Findley of Bradbury, Sayles, O'Neik—Paragon, for his incomparable patience. Sincerely, Sandra Croteau Editor-in-Chief Spire 1972 96 Printed By BRADBURY, SAYLES, O'NEIU-PARAGON College ond Independent School Affiliate of Poragon Prett. Inc.