King School Yearbook 1970

KINGSMEN 1970

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Kingsmen 70 reflects a more in­ formal approach than that of past years In the hopes of reflecting a more accurate picture of the en­ thusiasms and daily life at King.

As you read through this book, we of the staff hope you enjoy it and its goals.

Personally, I would like to convey my thanks to the staff and all of you who have supported the yearbook throughout the year.

James McCready Editor-in-Chief

KINGSMEN 70

KING SCHOOL STAMFORD, CONNECTICUT

SENIOR DEDICATION: There was no discussion as to whom to dedicatet his yearbook. It was a unanimous deci­ sion before it was even asked. Mr. Aaron Hess has been counsellor and friend to our class since we were in the Ninth Grade. His work as liaison between the administration and the Senior Class this year has enabled harmony to exist. His advice on cer­ tain matters has been invaluable to the Class. On behalf of the Seniors, our deepest thanks, good wishes and this dedication.

Aaron Hess

STAFF DEDICATION: As Dean of Stu­ dents this year, Mr. Dodd has made much progress in instituting new rules pleasing to both the Classes and the Ad­ ministration. His aid to the Student Council, this Yearbook and the Senior Class has been invaluable. The staff of Kingsmen 70 feels he deserves special commendation. Thank you, Mr. Dodd.

A VOTE OF THANKS: James M. Coyle.

Due to the untiring efforts of one man, the Class of 1970 is sending everyone of its members on to college next fall.

Though only a few Seniors have bene­ fite d from his teaching, we have all found his guidance and counselling con­ cerning every facet of our education in­ valuable. We can only express our thanks in the knowledge that Mr. Coyle will be here to lend assistance to Seniors in years to come. Thank you, Mr. Coyle, from the Class of 70.

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To the Class of 1970 On behalf of the Faculty and Trustees, I extend hearty congratulations to all of the members of the Class of 1970. I wish you the very best of luck for continued success.

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ENGLISH DEPARTMENT: Paul Draper Trinity. B.A.; Merritt K. Sawyer, Princeton, B.A., Columbia, M.A.; Chairman John Savin Hoffecker, Cumberland University, L.L.D; Aaron h'ess. Princeton, B.A.; Richard Kiibourne, Bates College, B.A.

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SCIENCE DEPARTMENT: Robert Metz, Notre Dame, B.S : Chairman Wesley Docktermann.

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LOWER SCHOOL: Front Row Doris D. Mack, Tufts, B.S.; Chairman Lee K. SchwabÂŽ!, Southern Conn. Teachers College B.S.. Fairfield, M.A.: Deanna Swindell, Ohio University, B.$. Second Row: Susan Blomberg, Finch College, B.S., Columbia, M.A.; Maihilde Smith, Susquenanna, B.A.; Mary Welles Paskoff, Wellesley, B.A., Rita Mehos, Lowell State College. B.S.i Evelyn Kochansky, Pratt Institute. B.F.A. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT: Robert K. Jackson. Princeton, B.A.; Duain Ward, Eisklne College, B.A.; Chairman Evald B. Olson, Mlddlebury, B.S., Columbia, M.A.; Wayne Flood Central Connecticut State College, B.&; Robert Jensen, University of Rochester, B.S., University of Michigan; Joseph Chamberlain Ranssniaer Polytechnic Inst.. M.E.

LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Johan Andersen, Columbia. B.A.; Mrs. Lillian Fish, Wooster, B.A., Columbia, M.A.: Alexander Michael. University of Mexico. B.A.; Chairman Richard WeizQill, Northwestern University, B.S.. M.A.

HISTORY DEPARTMENT: Chairman J. Gardiner Dodd. Princeton, B.A Wesleyan University; Robert Burns. Hamilton. B.A., Fairfield University: Charles Head.

Bowdoin Col'ege, B.A : Anthony Pegg. Southampton University, England; Richard Wilsey. Moravian College. B.A Rhode Island University.

Lucy Head, Secretary

We were riding along in a car on a plateau in Colorado going to Aspen.

We saw something up ahead on the roadside.

It was an eagle, the symbol of American freedom.

Feathers rumpled, standing in a dirty Patch of snow, hitch hiking.

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“ Deep in the human unconsciousness is a pervasive need for a logical Universe that makes sense. But the real Universe is always one step beyond Logic.�

“ Greatness is a transitory experience.

It is never consistant” “ No place at all for bravery in that war Nor mark where one might make a stand Nor use for eye or hand to discover and reach the enemy, Hidden in boundless air.” “ We were old school chums Many experiences ago we had departed He going his way, and I following my beat.

We were now dining and reliving together For he had a good life, But somehow mine had been mine.” “ O seas of Caladan O people of our Duke Citadel of Leto fallen Fallen Forever!”

I met a seer.

He held in his hands The book of wisdom. “ Sir,” I addressed him, “ Let me read.” “ Child” he began. “ Sir” I said. “ Think not that I am a child, For already I know much Of that which you hold; Aye, much.”

He smiled.

Then he opened the book And held it before me.

Strange that I should have grown so suddenly blind.

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My chest has a great monster in it that will not let me talk or breath or study or be the least bit happy. I am not well and you are just not fair to make me work. And if you tell me one more time that all my illness is psychological, I shall psychologically succumb to it and fall lifeless to the ground.

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JUNIOR. ROOM 25: Front Row: Samuel Lotstein, David Winnick. Robert Tackman, Wesley Wubbcnhorst Second Row: Steve Richardson Scott Terriberry, Peter Swartz. David Peltz.

James Lyman, Richard Wilson. Bruce Orr. Third Row: John McKcough. Jerold Pearson.

Charles McChord. Robert Rabin. Peter Zaccagnino.

JUNIOR. ROOM 24: Front Row: George Jones. Kurt Carlson. Thomas Dogget, Drew KordHS, Mario Harrington. James Kozlinski, Gregory Farrell. Second Row: Robert Jackson. David Bond. Jeffrey Aycrigg, David Hawthorne. David Berger, John Hoffecker. Douglas Jennings, Gary Caputl, Peter Little, David Heisler. Kevin Garrity. Jamos Kirkland.

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SOPHOMORE. ROOM 23: Front Row: Robert Levine. Kim VVerme. Matthew Kerns. Second Row: Nick Sprung. Joseph Krulis. Stoven Shore. Ciayton Rowley, John Swartz. Call Oberg, Richard Martell; Lee Harris. Third Row: Scott Vezina, Char.es Miller, Steven Hirscheberg, Roy Moskowitz, Honry Moore. Peter Birmingham

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i ( SOPHOMORE, ROOM 22: Front Row: Paul Hackett Paul DeLeo. William Bry_ Second R< a (standing): Pau' Garrity, Peter deJongc. Robert Hagans, Tcdd Boroson. John Culbert on Robert Donaghy. John Evans, William Fox Third Row (sitting): Christopher Ames. John Geddes. Carey Gross. Jon Cave, Richard Dietrich. Richard Burt. Mark Denham.

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Last year someone else had math in this classroom.

For seventy-five whole years kids have sat at these twenty-one desks and solved equations.

Probably thousands of kids have flunked this very course So thatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s why I was writing on the desk.

I just wanted to let whoever comes around next year know that me and the others were here, too.

FRESHMAN, ROOM 21: Front Row Michael Luery, Thomas Wormser. Marc Weissman, David Telesco, Kevin Meyer. Thomas Kline. Second Row: Bruce Smith Scot: Morris, Thomas Miller. George Reilly. Ralph Te ia, Paul Savoie, Richard Sarner. Third Row: William Saun­ ders. Jody Shapiro. Bradley Petschek, John Wolcott Kevin Sledge, Bradford Perry, Gary McCauley, David Walker

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FRESHMAN, ROOM 20: Front Row: Steven Heilner, Robert Gormbley. Peter Bates Dominic loti, John Kanter. Second Row Laurance Dolberg. Stephen James. Dane Fritz. Gregory Flagg, Scott Carlin, Michael Finley, Carter Burwell, Robert Connery. Third Row: Mark Good­ man. George Hoffecker. Jack Broudy. Bradford Longfiold, Thomas Cohn Mark Gildersleeve, Philip Gogniat, Byron Drummond.

GRADE EIGHT. ROOM 19: Front Row: Donald Savoie, William Main, Steven Weintz. John Eginton, James Hoffman, Alfred Tibbetts. Second Row: David Dwelle. James Speiser. Peter Schonberg. James Saxe. Peter Ostrom. Jesse Hawkins, Third Row: Bryan Bogdan, Whitney Wagner. Kenneth Malloy Dudley Wilson, George Smitn Matthew Fuiks. Gregory Siegner

GRADE EIGHT, ROOM 18 Front Row James Kanter, Dudley Olcott, Thomas Kobak, Clifford Pearson, Kenneth Propp, Bradley Borman. Jonathan Squire. Derek Dubin, Holt McChord, King. Back Row: David Procter, David Jones, Jeffrey Goldman. Andrew Moscow David Green, John Frothingham, Thomas Toots. Marc damage. John Merritt Robert Jones.

GRADE SEVEN, ROOM 17: Front Row Nell Sullivan, Scott Burns. Second Row: Wayne Andrews, Jeffrey Gross, Jullen McCall, George Powell, David McGrath. Tni'd Row Peter Deering, Eric Hart, Dean Boch, William Rogers Salvatore Gaglio. Fourth Row: John Panu as.

Roy Boo. David Van Gesso!. Robert Savoie, Bryan Nahrwoid

GRADE SEVEN. ROOM 16: Front Row: Kenneth Weissman. Jonatnan Arter, Richard JafJe, Bruce Taub. Donald Jackson. Stephen Apicella William deJongc. Stephen Briggs, Scott Mitchell. Back Row; Steven Chananie Earle Finch, Peter Gia/er. Mark Volimer, Edward Rauh, Robert Tandet, Robert Nichols. David Strousse. John Haine, Clay H nes

GRADE SIX. ROOM 15: Front Row: James Wilson. Steele Kenyon. Thomas Rauh, Kent Oswald, Joseph Sherman. Russel Vernon. Jonathan Propp Edward Kremer Ronald Noe Back Row: Bruce Kerns. William Schymik, Darryl Zimmerman, Daniel Shapi'o. Keith Latimer Thomas Walsh David Liobtag. Scott Osman. David Reynolds Alan Oicoit.

GRADE SIX. ROOM 14: Front Row: William Clark, Michael Holz, Richard Hyer Todd Ford.

Palue! Flagg. Andrew Season, Grant Calder, Peter Horvath, Dean Johnson Second Row: James Damon, Michael Huebsch, William C;ari\ James Goldman Third Row Philip Chou, William Isaacs William Keddy. Theodore Herz. Marc Barret. Chris Finley. Brett Heineman

GRADE FIVE: Kneeling: Christopher Kenyon, Scott Helneman, Andrew Leavitt. Michael Chow. Front Row: Gregory Flllow Joffery Diteshoim. David Jaffe. Christopher Telia, Peter Luster, John Colletti, James Clark. Back Row: Mark Mongolas. Thomas Prophet. Christopher Sweet, Marshall Walker. James Kennedy. William Knlorlng, Andrew Barovick, Robert Brown.

GRADE FOUR: Kneeling: Jared Wilson. Christopher Noe. Thomas Ziegler Jon Barovick.

Standing, top to bottom; Kelley Gardner. Jonathan Goldmark, Rona'd Huebsch. Mark Brollas. Dwight Seagren. Douglas Van Gessel. Leslie Jones Kevin Kirkpatrick. Peter Kanter.

Anthony Gaglio.

SHADE THREE Front Row: Keith Heineman. Richard Goldman. Kevin McCarthy. Frank Mer­ cedes. John Isaacs. Back Row: Andrew Rowan. David Si'verman. Peter Bonncson. Keith Gower, Robert Minor, Greg Zimmerman, James Hannon.

“ Tigger is all right really.", said Piglet lazily. ‘’Of course he is.” , said Christopher Robin.

“Everybody is really ” , said Pooh. “ That's what I think.”, said Pooh. “ But I don't suppose I’m right” , he said.

“Of course you a re ” said Christopher Robin.

GRADE TWO: Front Row Gary Briggs. Richard HocKman. Pau! Crispi Donald Cdckran.

Back Row: Gregory Heineman, Mark Wintrub. Christopher Markham. Michael McCarthy.

Kenneth MeGraw, Michael Fcrullo, Glen Flood. Jonathan Malkin.

GRADE ONE: Front Row: Kevin Hall. Barry Marchessalt, Nicholas Cooper. Beniamin Cesare Back Row Martin Hair, Kenneth Corbin. Michener Michael. Lee Boroson. Richard Merritt, Bradley Swindell, Douglas Slezak. Christopher Crecdon

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Strange, happy games under the trees by the pond trying to bring back the lost summer but sad September drops dying leaves and Monday too is coming

We were the patching of an old winning team with desire as our only inheritance A game in the rain-soaked, mud-spotted momentâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;even on a cold day sweat flows from the brow.

Defeating our rivals felt unusually happy. the closeness born of struggle, ecstasy of pain, the will to die a little. â&#x20AC;&#x201D; /

SPORTS

VARSITY FOOTBALL: Front Row: Clyde Port. Richard Reese. Morgan Ames. William Bren­ nan, Co-Capt.. Bruce Kough, Co-Capt., Thomas MeMichaei. Thomas Hodgson Charles Krulis. Second Row: Bruce Orr Mark Denham Richard 8urt, Kevin Garrity. Samuel Lotslein, David Heisler, Cary Gross. Third Row: Head Coach Wayno Flood. Thomas Doggett. Samue' Wallman, David Pclfz, Gary McCauley.Peter Zaccagr no. Kevin Sledge. Scott Vezina, Coach John Bliss, Coach Wilbert Gall Fourth Row: Jeffrey Aycrigg, Jon Cave. Steve Shore, Wesley Wubbenhorst. Paul Garrity. Richard Martell

The Varsity Football team was plagued this year by a few untimely injuries. Both Wesley Wubbenhorst and co-captain Bruce Kough were injured in the loss to New Mil­ ford High School, and were greatly missed the next week in the loss to Brunswick.

This loss cost the team the league cham­ pionship. The 4-2-1 record was representa­ tive of the season. The team won two very hard fought games over Montclair and arch-rival St. Lukes, plus two easy wins over Rye and St. Peters. The tie with Hackley was partially due to Injuries to co-cap­ tains Bill Brennan and Bruce Kough. The team received excellent play from many individuals which is indicated by five mem­ bers of the team, co-captains Bill Brennan and Bruce Kough, Morgan Ames, Richard Reese and Peter Zaccagnino, being named to the all-conference team.

J. V. FOOTBALL: Front Row: Robert Hagans. Byron Drummond. John Swartz. Dominic loli.

Scott Carlin. Gregory Flagg. Second Row. Coach Robert Burns. John Wolcott. Henry Moore.

Jonathan Shapiro, Peter Bates, Ralph Telia. Dain Fritz. Thomas Keine Back Row: Robert Gormb'ey, Kevin Meyer Clayton Rowley. Richard Sarner. Paul Savoie David Walker

EIGHTH GRADE FOOTBALL: Front Row: Robert Jones, John Merritt James Saxe, Peter Ostrom, Kenneth Propp. Dudley Wilson. Second Row: Coach Aaron Hess. Peter Hughes, Gregory Smith, John Edginton David Green. Jesse Hawkins, Gregory Signor. Back Row: John Frothingham, Andrew Moscow: Thomas Tests, Bradford Berman. Scott Burns.

SEVENTH GRADE FOOTBALL: Front Row Peter Glazer Stephen Apicena, Stephen Briggs, Salvador Gagllo, Lash McCail, Mark Vollmer. Second Row: William Rogers, D a v i d SIrouss^ Scott Mitchell, Steven Chananie, Edward Rouh. Back Row. Coach Rooort Jensen. Jeffrey Gross. David McGrath. John Haine John Panulas, Richard Jaffee.

SIXTH GRADE FOOTBALL Front Row: Joseph Sherman Grant Calder, Thomas Raich, Daniel Shapiro, William Isaacs. Marc Barrett. Keith Latimer, Jonathan Propp. Paluel Flagg, David Reynolds. Brett Heineman Second Row: Coach Michael Herbeck. Alan Olcott, Darryl Zimmerman. Russel Vernon, James Goldman, James Wilson. William Schymik. Kent Oswald.

Third Row: Peter Horvath, Todd Ford. Ronald Noe, David Llebtag, Thomas Walsh, Coach Steven Cary, Fourth Row: Michael Hotz, Richard Ayer. James Damon. Michael Heubsch, Scott Osman.

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VARSITY SOCCER: Front Row Gregory Weed, Charles Dearborn. Stephen Dunbar. William Orr Co-Capt. Peter Bud, Cad Soderberg, David Winnick. Back Row: John Culbertson, Christopher Roth. Marc Goldschmidt, Robert Tackman, Kurt Carlson. Peter Shumaker, James McCready Co-Capt., Coach Anthony Pegg.

Again Varsity Soccer dominated overall league play, picked up their third consecutive league title and, above all. a well-earned undefeated season.

The superior talents of coach Anthony Pegg were apparent and spoke for themselves. As for the players under him, their desire to win was only half the season’s battle. William Orr and James McCready. in their third Varsity year, captained the squad effectively, holding the team’s spirit high.

Most of the positions had to be filled with newer players and last year's Junior Varsity. The entire squad can be proud of its twenty-one straight wins. The squad consisted of William Orr, James McCready, Peter Bud, Marc Goldschmidt, Peter Shumaker, Stephen Dunbar. Christopher Roth, Peter Swartz, Gregory Weed. Carl Soderberg, Robert Tackman, Kurt Carlson and Coach Anthony Pegg.

J. V. SOCCER: Front Row: John Evans, Jerald Pearson, John Hoffecker, William Fox, James Rubin, David Berger. Todd Boroson. Steven Hirschberg. Second Row: Coach Richard Wilsey.

Robert Jackson. Joseph Krulis, Carl Oberg. Richard Dietrich. James Lyman Mathew Kerns.

Charles Miller, Philip Sollanoff, Robert Levine.

FRESHMAN SOCCER: Front Row: Michael Luery. Bradley Longfieid. Bruce Smith, Jack Broudy, John Kanter, George Hoffecker, Mark Goodman, Carter Burwe'l, Thomas Miller, Steven Hailner. Thomas Wormser, Thomas Cohn. Back Row: Coach Charles Head. Philip Gogniat, Jonathan Schreibfeder. George Reilly. Bradley Petschek Brad Perry, Robert Connery. Stephen James. William Saunders. Mark Giidersleeve. Scott Morris. Johan Anderson.

THIRD TEAM SOCCER: Front Row: Philip Chou, William DoJonac, William Clark. Donald Jackson. Bruce Taub, Roy Boe, Robert Sa$oy, Jonathan Alter. Second Row: Thomas Kobak, Derek Dubin, Dudley Oicott, Dean Boch, Peter Deering. Marc Clamage Whitney Wagner, Bryan Bogden, Earle Finch, James Kanter, Kenneth Weissman, Holt McChord, Peter Schonberg. Back Row: David Van Gessel. James Goldman, Robert Nichols, George Powell, David Dwelle, David Procter, James Hoffman. Alfred Tibbetts, Clay Hines. Don Savoie Bryan Nahrwold, David Clark, Coaches Richard Kilbourne and Wayne Ward.

VARSITY BASKETBALL: Coach Wayne Flood. James Kirkland, John Geddes. Richard Reese, Peter Little, Morgan Ames, David Bond. Peter Wallingford, William Orr Center: Thomas Hodgson, Captain.

King School once again has a championship basketball team. The team has totally dominated the court against all league opponents, smothering them with tight defenses and a potent offense.

Why this year? David Bond and John Geddes are two important reasons. They have filled the gaps left from last year and their sharp passing gave the three other players the high percentage shots. Cap­ tain Tom Hodgson has been able to move around more for the open shot. Dick Reese came through with his finest season and controlled the boards with Geddes. Billy Orr rounds out the starting five. He is a fine dribbler and great passer.

The bench has gotten a great deal of playing time this year and have looked impressive especially Chris Ames, Peter Wallingford, and Morgan Ames with Jim Kirkland, Peter Little, and Paul DeLeo looking towards next year for starting positions.

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J. V. BASKETBALL: Robert Jackson, John McKeough, Paul Schulick, Kevin Garrity, Samuel Lotstein, Jonathan Cave. Kneeling: Robert Hagans, Paul DeLeo

FRESHMAN BASKETBALL: Front Row: Thomas Kline, Mark Gildersleeve, Michael Luery, Thomas Cohn, Peter Bates. Second Row; Coach Wilbur Gall, Gary McCauley. Dain Fritz, Kevin Sledge. Scott Carlin. Jon Shapiro, manager.

EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL: First Row: Dave Jones, Andy Moscow, Don Savoie, Pete Schonberg. Bob Jones. Dave Dwells. Second Row: Dave Green, Coach Robert Jensen, Dave Procter. Jeff Goldman. Kippy Pearson, Ken Propp, Dudley Wilson, John Merritt, Jim Saxe.

SEVENTH GRADE BASKETBALL: Front Row: Peter GJazer. John Haine, Bryan Nahrwold, Robert Savoie. Peter Deering. Lash McCall. Back Row: Coach Robert Metz, Sam Boe. John Panulas, Brian Van Gessel, Dean Bock, Jeffrey Gross.

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VARSITY WRESTLING: Front Row: Paul Savoie, William Fox, Richard Moskowitz: co-captain, Bradley Longfield. Thomas Doggett. James Rubin. David Winniok. Standmg: Aaron Hess Scott Vczina, Gregory Flagg, Douglas Jennings, Stephen Dunbar. David Peltz, Charles Krulis, Peter Swartz. Carl Soderberg. Scott Morris manager.

The 1969-1970 Wrestling season was a disappointing one in terms of statistics. Much of this was due to the loss of eight under-graduate lettermen from last year's fine team. In fact, only two boys who wrestled regularly last year returned. This year's team finished with a 3-5 dual meet record. It was seventh in a ten team field at the tournament. Only co-captain Richard Moskowitz. James Rubin and Brad Longfield won medals. The loss of co-captain Steven Dunbar hurt at the tournament. A group of loyal Juniors should lead the team to a better record next year.

FRESHMAN WRESTLING: Front Row: Richard Jaffe. Scott Michael. Steven Apicella, Neil Sullivan. Donald Jackson. William de Jonge, Thomas Wormser, Dudley Olcott. Second Row: Byron Drummond. Steven Kraemer. Eario Finche. Marc Weissman. Jon After. Steven Briggs, Salvador Gaglio. Potcr Hughes, Peter Ostrum. Third Row: Coach Robert Burns, William Saunders. Richard Sarner. Bruce Smith, John Eginton, Robert Gormbley, Bradley Potschok.

Gregory Smith, Steven Chananio. Gregory Siegner, Larter Burwell, manager.

VARSITY BASEBALL; Front Row; Jim Kozlinski. Bill Brennen Tom Hodgson. Capt. Steve Cary. Bruce Kouqh. Dick Reese. Peter Zaccagnino Back Row: Manager Dick Marten, Jon Cave, Dick Burt, Bob Daum, Carl Knobloch, Kim Worme, Bill Bry, Coach Jim Coyle.

Varsity Baseball is looking forward to its best season ever. With returning lettermen at eight positions thereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s no question that this team has fine potential. Dick Reese and Bill Brennan will patrol left and center fields for the third year in a row, while Bob Daum, Bruce Kough, Jim Koslinski and Captain Steve Cary will work together in the infield for the second year in a row. Pete Zaccagnino will do the catching while Brennan and Tom Hodgson will split the pitching duties.

Dick Burt and Jim McCready will be the only newcomers, Burt playing right field and McCready filling in as a pinch hitter and utility fielder. The team has a great amount of both natural talent and experience and should have a fine season.

FRESHMAN BASEBALL: Fronl Row. George Hotfecker, John Schrolfeder. Brad Longfield, Marc Weissman. Paul Savoie, George Reilly. Back Row Davil Telesco, Larry Dolberg.

Stephen James. Mark Goodman. Kevin Sledge. Dom loli Bruce Smith. Dain Fritz. Mr. Jensen.

THIRD TEAM BASEBALL: Front Row: John Halne. Stephen Briggs Ken Weissman, Scott Mitchel. Richard Jaffe, Scott Burns, David Van Gessel, Peter Ostrom, Andy Moscow. Back Row: Wilbur Gaul, Peter Glazzer, Jim Speiser, Bob Jones, Jeffrey Gross, Kip Pearson. Bob Tandet. Peter Hughes Don Savoie, Dvadl Dwolle. Dudley Wilson, Earl Finch.

SIXTH GRADE BASEBALL: Front Row: Michael Stern. Teddy Herz, Jonathan Propp. Rusty Vernon, Mark Barrett. Kent Oswald Jim Goldman, Michael Heubsc'n. Dick Ayer. Back Row Ed Kremer, Alan Alcott, David Reynold, Todd Ford, James Damon. David Leibtag. Danny Shaperio. Pauel Flagg, Bill Schymik. Bruce Kerns.

JARSlTY TRACK' Knee'lnq Brad Perry. John Culbertson. Kevin Meyer, Mario Harrington.

S f f ip m J g Chartes Itille r Standing: Richard Kilbourne Steve Shore Robert Hagans. Gary Gross.Greg Flagg. Gary McCauley. Sam Wallman Scott Carlin. Anthony Pegg.

FRESHMAN TRACK: Front Row: Derek Dubin. Bill Clark. Bob Savoie, B'H Keddy, Don Jackson Brett Heineman. Joey Sherman, Neil Sullivan Bruce Taub, Ronald Noe. Bil de Jcnqe John Panalus Sccord Row: Brad Berman, Robert Nichols. Jeff Goldman Jessie Hawkins. Tom Kobak. Dudley Olcott. Dean Bock D a v i d Naharwold Jonathan Arler Mark Vollmer. Jim Kanter. Brian Bodgan, Tom Tests. Edward Rauh. .J^^tha n Squi^re^ Bac^k Row Michael Herbeck, Steve Heiiner. Steve Chananie. Alfred Tibbets Greg Smit^ David Procte .

John Eginton George Powell, Bill Rogers. David Strbusse.

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Jamie Hoffman. David McGrath, Greg Seigner. Steve Cramer. Marc damage.

VARSITY LACROSSE: Front Row: Paul Garrity, John Wolcott, Mike Vernon, Peter Birming­ ham, Byron Drummond. Co-Capt. Tom Doggett, Clayton Rowley, Scott Vezina. John Swartz.

Back Row: David Walker, Wesley Wubbenhorst. Dave Heisier, Mike Findley, Ed Corwin, Bob Tackman, Kevin Garrity, Buzzy Kantcr. Greg Farrell. Tom MacMichaet, Mark Denham, Co-Capt. Morgan Ames. Peter Little, Mr. Bliss.

VAISRTY TENNIS: Front Row: Jim Rubin. Peter Luery. Tom Cohn. Sam Lotstein, Steve Hirshbcrg. Back Row: Chase Dearborn, Peter DeJonge Bob Levine, John Geddes. Rick Dietrich. Scott Terriberry, Paul Schulick. Casey Jones, Peter Shumaker, Jack Brodie, Mr, Anderson.

FRESHMAN TENNIS: Front Row: Peto Schonberg. Davi dGreene. Whit Wagner, Keb Propp.

Phil Goniat, cente. Coach Charles Head. Second Row: Dave Clark, John Merrit. Bob Gormley, Bob Jones, Jody Shapiro. Pete Bates. Scott Morris, Mark Gildersieeve

VARSITY GOLF. Dick Sarner. Ralph Telia, Dick Wilson. Tom Kline, Rick Martin, Paul DeLeo, Marc Goldschmidt, Bob Connory, John McKeough. Gary Caputi, James Lyman, Tom Wormser, Mr. Wilsey.

In the end, The songs I sing are of my own invention.

They mirror what has happened to me.

You cannot begin to learn what you think You already know.

UPPER SCHOOL CHESS CLUB: Front Row: Edward Corwin, Phil Gogniat. Paul Hacked, William Fox, John Evans. Second Row: Mathew Kerns. Samuel Lotstein John Shapiro, Richard Martin, Roy Moskowitz. Carl Oberg, Richard Marten Third Row: Alexander Michaels, Christopher Ames, Nick Sprung, Jon Cave, Joseph Krulis, Carl Knobloch, Robert Hagans, Scott Carlin. Rooert Donaghy.

PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB: Sitting: Nick Sprung, William Fox, Gary McCauley, Todd Boroson.

Standing: Paul Draper. Charles Dearborn Gregory Farrell, Robert Connery. Marc Weissman John Culbertson, Scott Carlin, Michael Finley.

MIDDLE SCHOOL CHESS CLUB Front Row: Bruce Taub. Donald Jackson. Chris Findlay, Joseph Sherman, Kent Oswald. Russel Vernon. Stephen Apicolla. Second Row: Roy Boe, John Propp. Kenneth Weissman. James Goldman. James Damon, Michael Hot/, Philip Chou, Bryan Nahwold, Richard Jaffe. William de Jonge. John Arter, Dudley Oicott Third Row: Robert Burns, Robert Nichols. Steven Kraemer. Whitney Wagner Dudley Wilson, Darryl Zimmerman, William Main. Bruce Kerns. Dean Block. Clay Hines, Doan Johnson, Wayne Andrews, David Reynolds, David Dwells. Marc damage. Fourth Row: David Strousse, Paluel Flagg. Michael Stern, David Jones. Peter Hughes, Alan Olcott, William Schymik, Edward Rauh, Jeffrey Goldman. Thomas Teets. John Haine. Derek Dubin. David Horvath

PSYCHOLOGY CLUB: Sitting: Mario Harrington. Sam Lotstein. Gary Caputl. Standing: Peter Birmingham, Robert Connery, Christopher Ames. James Lyman. Steven Richards, Philip Soltanoff. Wesley Dochtcrmann.

STAMP AND COIN CLUB: From Row: Keith Latimer Derek pubin, Michael Huebsch. Thomas Raub. James Goldman Cnris Findlay. Mark Barrett. James Damon. Second Row: Edward Rauh. William Schymik Peter Schonberq, Darryl Zimmerman Thomas Walsh. John Squire, Daniel Shapiro. David Llebtag. Paluel Flagg. George Powell. Joseph Chamberlin. Back Row: Thomas Teets, David Green, Brad Berman, John Merrit. James Hoffman

ANTHROPOLOGY CLUB: Lee Harris, Nick Sprung. Robert Daum, Peter Birmingham. William Orr, Scott Vezina, Brad Longfield, Mark Goodman, Scott Morris. John Hoffecker

AERONAUTICS CLUB Sitting: James Wilson. Michael Stern William Kecidy. Russell Vernon, Joseph Sherman. Ronald Noo. Philip Chou, Thomas Walsh. Kneeling Robert Donaghy, Mark Denham, Alan Olcott. Kenneth Malloy, James Kanter, Todd Ford, Richard Ayer, Darryl Zimmerman, Keith Latimer David Reynolds. Jesse Hawkins, Steven Hei'ner, Joseph Kiulis. Standing: Dwayne Ward, John Culbertson, Larry Doiberg, Thomas Miller, Alfred Tibbetts, James Hoffman, Thomas Moore. John Schriebfeder, John Evans. George Reilly, John Eginton, Steven Weintz. Carl Oberg, Greg Seigner, William 8ry.

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MIDDLE SCHOOL ART CLUB: Froni Row: Peter Horvath, William de Jonge, William Clark, Brett Heineman, Donald Jackson, Theodore Herz. oRnald Noe, William Clark. Second Row: Robert Jones. Andrew Season, Dean Brock Jonathan After, Daniel Shapiro. David Leibtag.

Derek Dubin. Jonathan Squire, Jamos Wilson. Michael Hotz. Dean Johnson. Third Row: Alfred Tibbetts, John Eginton, David Clark. John Merritt, David McGrath. Fourth Row: Wayne Andrews, James Saxe, Kenneth Malloy. Dudley Oicott, Brad Berman James Kanter.

Jesse Hawkins, Stevon Kracmer. Peter Ostrom. Marc damage, Earl Finch. Mark Vollmer.

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WORLD WAR I AND II CLUB: Kneeling: Gregory Weed. Thomas Stewart, Steve Dunbar.

Standing: Charles Dearborn, Morgan Ames, Richard Reese, Robert Daum, Steven Cary, Thomas MacWichael. Thomas Hodgson.

SKI CLUB Sitting: Peter Bates. Thomas Cohn, Mark Gildersleeve. Michael Luery. Byron Drummond Standing: Johan Anderson. Michael Hcrbeck. Richard Sarncr, Thomas Wormser.

Robert Gormbfey, Michael Finloy. Kevin Mayer, William Saunders. Ralph Telia, Daln Fritz, Steven Heilner, Kevin Sledge. Jon Cave, Richard Wilsey.

S S 52 MIDDLE SCHOOL DRAMATICS CLUB: Top-Bottom: Steven Weintz, John Haine, Julian McCall, James Kantcr. David Reynolds, Scott Osmann, William de Jonge, David Proctor.

John Panulas, James Speiser, Jonathan Propp, Stephen Apicella, Bruce Tuab. Russel Vernon, Kent Oswald Johan Anderson. Richard Kilbourne

THE KING’S COMPANY: Sitiina: Jorry Pearson, Scott Morris John Canter. Larry Do’eberg.

Paul Schulick. Gary McCauley. John Hoftejcker. Dain Fritz Standing William Bry. Potcr Zaccagnino, Kurt Carlson. Peter Bates. Robert Connery. Wesloy Wubbenhorst, Charles Head.

STUDENT COUNCIL: Thomas Wormser. William Fox Peter Zaccagnino Secretary, David Berger. Jonathan Wolcott. Kevin Sledge Stephen Cary Vice-President, Mark Denham, Thomas Stewart. President Senior Class, Patrick Rusticl, Peter Shumaker. Treasurer, Robert Levin, William Brennan, William Orr, President.

Letter to Doug Tillson D e ar Doug: Six years ago, we didn’t know each other very well.

You were fresh out of Norwalk Tech, had done a little drafting, weren’t sure where your future was. But you were bright and ambitious, We took a chance and hired you.

We were Stamford’s largest employer and get­ ting bigger, spawning new products, making now jobs. You wanted a future . . - but in a big com­ pany. a guy could get stuck in a dead-end job and forgotten. Still, there was our training offer— learn the ropes, pick your own field, move ahead a t your own speed. So you took a chance.

Today, we know each other better.

"Inventive . . . ingenious . . . persistent" your boss calls you. With a knack for solving problems, getting people on the team. That’s why you’ve In­ come one of our best (and youngest) foremen, supervising 42 production people at PR’s fastgrowing Copier Products Division in Norwalk.

Tn these six years, you’ve learned that when we said “training opportunity,” we meant it. Right now, we have an even broader range of jobs, more training opportunities than when you began. Not just on-the-job stuff, but real classroom instruc­ tion, all the way from machine operation and tech­ nical training to toolmaking, modelmaking and design.

Why do we train people? Simply because their skills and contributions are the real key to the company’s success. That’s something we’ve both learned.

So thanks. Doug, for taking a chance with us.

It’s worked out fine. And if you’d like to do us another favor . . . pass the word along that PR’s doors in Norwalk and Stamford are still wide open to ambitious young men and women who want to learn and grow on the job. We’ll help them shape their future—if they’ll help us shape ours.

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EDITOR-IN-CHIEF......................................James McCready ASSOCIATE EDITOR .. Thomas Stewart ASSOCIATE EDITOR SPORTS ..........

Bill Brennan ASSOCIATE EDITOR PHOTOGRAPHY....... Chase Dearborn BUSINESS MANAGER ....................... Scott Port ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER..

Robert Daum

CHRONICLE STAFF: Editor-in-Chief Greg Weed, Steve Cary, Robert Slaymaker, Chase Dearborn, Richard Moskowitz. Robert Daum.

VARSITY CLUB: President Dick Reese, Vice-President Bill Brennan. Secretary-Treasurer Morgan Ames, William Orr. James Rubin, Gregory Weed, Peter Wallingford, Richard Moskowitz, Bruce Kough, James McCready, Steven Dunbar, Charles Krulis, Bruce Orr, Thomas Hodgson.

SENIOR STATS

MORGAN PAUL AMES. JR. Entered: 1966. Football 2.3.4; Basketball 2.3,4; Lacrosse 3.4; Secretary-Treasurer Varsity Club.

WILLIAM HENRY BRENNAN. Ill Entered: 1967, Football 2.3. co-captain 4; Baseball 2,3,4; Vice-President Varsity Club; Student Council 4; Sports Editor Yearbook.

PETER PAUL BUD Entered: 1964, Soccer 2.3.4; Track 2.

STEPHEN HENDERSON CARY Entered: 1968. Basketball 3; Baseball 3. co-captain 4; Vice-President Student Council. Associate Editor Chronicle.

EDWARD MONROE CORWIN Entered: 1966, Lacrosse 3,4.

ROBERT CHARLES DAUM Entered: 1968, Football 3; Baseball 3,4; Business Manager Chronicle, Yearbook.

CHARLES HENRY DEARBORN Entered: 1965, Soccer 3.4; Baseball Manager 3; Photography Editor Chronicle, Yearbook.

STEPHEN HAMILTON DUNBAR Entered: 1964, Soccer 4; Wrestling 1,2,3; co-captain 4; Golf 2,3,4.

JOHN HENRY FALSEY, JR. Entered: 1967, Soccer 2,3; Baseball 2,4.

MARC GOLDSCHMIDT Entered: 1964, Soccer 2,3,4; Golf 2,3,4.

THOMAS SALKALD HODGSON Entered: 1964, Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3, co-captaln 4; Baseball 2,3; Student Council.

CARAL WILLIAM KNOBLOCH II Entered: 1957-65, 1967, Soccer Manager 3,4; Baseball Manager 3.

BRUCE SHEEHAN KOUGH Entered: 1967, Football 2.3, co-captain 4; Baseball 2,3.4.

CHARLES WILLIAM KRULIS, JR. Entered: 1966. Football 2,3.4; Wrestling 1,2,4.

JAMES BUTLER McCREADY Entered: 1964, Soccer 2,3, co-captain 4; Basketball 3; Golf 2, co-captain 3,4; Editor-In-Chief Yearbook; Sophomore and Junior Class Vice-President THOMAS CUDWORTH MacMlCHAEL Entered: 1968, Football 3,4; Lacrosse 3,4.

RICHARD WILLIAM MARTIN Entered: 1961, Golf 2,3,4.

RICHARD MOSKOWITZ Entered: 1967, Football 2; Track 2,3; Wrestling 2.3, co-captain 4; Sports Editor Chronicle.

WILLIAM TEMPLE ORR III Entered: 1966, Soccer 2,3, co-captain 4; Basketball 2,3,4; Lacrosse captain 3; President Student Council.

President Sophomore and Junior Class.

CLYDE SCOTT PORT Entered: 1967, Football 2.3,4; Business Editor Yearbook.

RICHARD SUMNER REESE Entered: 1967, Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Secretary Student Council; President Varsity Club; Vice-President Sophomore Class.

TERRY CHRISTOPHER ROTH Entered: 1969, Soccer 4.

JAMES ALAN RUBIN Entered: 1960, Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Circulation Editor Chronicle.

PATRICK JOSEPH RUSTICI Entered: 1966, Baseball 2.3; Student Council 4.

PAUL RICHARD SCHULICK Entered: 1968, Tennis 3,4.

ROBERT TAITT SLAYMAKER Entered: 1964, Wrestling 1; Socer 3,4; Track 2,3,4; Vice-President Senior Class; Managing Editor Chronicle. p eter McKin l e y s h u m a k e r Entered: 1966. Wrestling 1,2; Soccer 3.4; Tennis 3,4; Student Council 3, Treasurer 4.

CARL RICHARD SODERBERG III Entered: 1966, Soccer 4; Wrestling 4.

THOMAS JAMES STEWART Entered: 1964, Student Council 4; President Senior Class; Managing Editor Yearbook.

MICHAEL STUART VERNON Entered: 1965, Lacrosse 3.4.

PETER ALLEN WALLINGFORD Entered: 1966, Tennis 1; Basketball 4; Golf 3.4.

SAMUEL MORRIS WALLMAN Entered: 1967, Baseball 2; Football 2,3,4; Track 3,4.

GREGORY LEAYCRAFT WEED Entered: 1967, Soccer 2,3,4; Track 2,3; Editor-In-Chief Chronicle.

ARTHUR GIBSON WURTMANN Entered: 1966, Soccer Manager 2; Track 3.

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