King School Yearbook 1980

Kingsmen

KING SCHOOL FOUNDED

1980 KINGSMEN Volume LX Published by the students of King School Stamford, Connecticut

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Table of Contents Lower School.........................................Page 6 Middle School....................................... Page 16 Upper School.........................................Page 24 Faculty.....................................................Page 32 Changes at King — 1968-1980............ Page 48 Seniors.....................................................Page 58 Activities................................................. Page 98 Athletics.............................................. Page 106 Advertisements................................. Page 127

To the Class of 1980 As you have progressed through King School, your class has been recognized as exceptional and will be remembered happily in the coming years.

That means personalities, as well as accomplishments and future promise, have made an impression on the school. Four of you have been at King since First or Second Grade. Virtually the whole class has been together right through the Upper School. Partly because of that common experience, and partly because of your friendliness and good humor as individuals, you have developed a real sense of unity and an unusually close rapport with the faculty and other students.

You have been academically distinguished, with the largest group in accelerated programs of any recent class. You have privided leadership, enthusiasm and skill in athletics. You have not only participated actively in extra-curricular activities but have also taken charge when your talent and commitment were needed.

Finally, you have been close outside of school. Seldom have I known a class with so many individuals who were willing to give unselfishly of time and energy to help and support others. Students throughout the school know this and have benefited from your generosity of spirit.

The Class of 1980 has earned the respect, affection, and esteem of their school. We will miss you. We wish you well in all the challenges and joys of the future.

Senior Dedication It is often said that the small, private structure intrinsic to King School fosters deep relationships between teachers and students. In the eyes of the Class of 1980, a class which has grown together with King and all its faculty members, this statement stands proven. However, over the many years that we have been together as a class, we have become especially close to one member of the faculty.

Mr. Benjamin Van Vechten has, for so long, been our mentor. His warm personality, his under­ standing, and his care for our class have engendered our deep respect for him. His concern for our welfare both as a class and as individuals has led us to harbour a powerful sensitivity for his feelings.

Mr. Van Vechten has done a great deal to guide us through our most difficult, trying times, and we can only hope that in return we have somehow helped him through his.

Early in the fall, Mr. Van Vechten called a class meeting and left us with a message that we will always remember. He told us that he felt a strong alliance with our class; we were, in essence, “his class”. In response, we would like to say that throughout the years Mr. Van Vechten has been “our teacher”, and more. Our relationship with this man has gone far beyond being one of teacher to student: he is our dear friend.

“Mr. V”, best wishes and forever thanks.

— the Class of 1980

Peter Assheton Mitchell 1962-1979 Years at King 1973-1977

I wish my son that you had not gone; I wish my son that you could have stayed; I wish you were home in bed asleep; But the night was dark And you had a rendezvous to keep.

You wanted to walk before you could stand; Then you wanted to run before you could walk; You were never afraid of the daring leap; But the night was dark And you had a rendezvous to keep.

I know that your yearnings were incredibly strong; That your wants and your needs were uniquely your own; And your feelings were real and honest and deep; But the night was dark And you had a rendezvous to keep.

I love you my son for all that you were; I love you my son for all that you weren't; But I am consoled and I shall not weep; Even though the night was dark And you had a rendezvous to keep.

Lower School

First row, left to right: Luis Maya, Peder Takseraas, Eric Kessler, Nicholas Saccomanno, Matthew Grill.

Second row: Miss Wilsey.

Grade Two

Left to right: Ari Schwarz, Derek Wilkins, Andrew Sia, Miss Coyle, Rommie Samai, Richard Leaton, Andrew Gautrau.

First row, left to right: Douglas Tolla, Kevin Green, Chandler Ray, Anthony Pegg, Aaron Rathblott, Jeff Blomberg. Second row: Anthony Martini, Jason Weissman, John Ostrow, Mr. Hill, Todd Watson, Matthew Daenzer, Antony Saxton.

Grade Four jtT h First row, left to right: Glenn Welling, David Licker, Peter Williamson, Charles Abate, Gordon Wagner.

Second row: David Zebroski, Phillip Seigenfeld, George Robbins, Wenton Camporin, David Harvey, Frank Peck. Third row: Cyrus Samai, John Kim, Scott Gerardi, Savvas Kelesidis, Mrs. Huntoon, Andrew Lev, Gordon McCellah, Scott Fraser.

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First row, left to right: Michael Tolla, Faisal Nasution, Geoffrey Lane, Ian Couille, Stephen Handley, fames Keeshan, Jonathan Rothenberg, Alexander Becker, James Boyrer. Second row: Ronald Morse, Gabriel Etienne, Jeff Marvin, Michael Merkin, Peter Cushing, Timothy Lund, Jonathan Bloom, John McManus, Mrs. Hermanson.

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First row, left to right: Pieter Linden, Craig Merkin, Chris Sharp, Craig Forman, Greg Pesky, Tom Cooke, Mark Heston-Cook. Second row: Andrew Goldberg, Colin Kelly, Carey Sterling, John Taylor, Ricky Fredette, A1 Sgritta, Lanny Smith. Third row: Mr. Monroe, David Mezzapelle, James Fraser, Jon Arondon, Ramsey Hoguet, Joe Cole Scott Drescher, Glenn Wilson, David Phillips, Ricky Simon, Mr. Doering.

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First row, left to right: David Lucey, Frank Weimer, Mike Tarala, Robbie Drescher, Phil Anderson, David Horowitz, Kevin Carpenter, Michael Hall, Kneeling: David Crawford, Steve Muggeo, T.R. Lazo, Francisco Rabassa, A1 Donahue, Tony D'Acunto, Jim Leaton, Eric Vikstrom, Scott Thompson, David Pinover, Dale Miller, Jeff Hoopes. Standing: Mr. Wilmott, Bruce Raquet, Bennett Gross, Bruce Price, Gordon Shwisha, Jay Tobin, Michael Fox, Mark Hagen, Patrick Lyons, Monesh Hiranandani, Ken Hill, Todd Forman, Chris Weidemann, Charles DeMartini, Jeff Goldblum, Eben Breed, Tom Trent, Bill Ingram, Mr. Griswold.

First row, left to right: David McDermott, Julian Hudson, Tom Tarala, Geoff Schneider, Sean Mitchell, Chris Miller, Dan Brest, Michael Canino, Adam McManus, Chris Carson, James Pigg. Kneeling: Tim Cliggott, Steve Ozcomeert, Michael Nendick, Ed Santandrea, Bob Macauley, Chris Gautrau, David Ball, Mark Lawlor, Kirk Kelly, Sean McNeill, Adam Berkman, Bill Andrea, David Frankel. Standing: Mr. Iannucci, David Selsberg, John Telesco, David Kaplan, Bill Benjamin, Steve Wilson, David Keefe, Greg Schraff, Sam Thompson, Sal Fiordelisi, Rich Lyons, James Ryan, Mark Linden, Bill Cimikoski, Andy Lovegrove, Eric Hess, Aaron Deutchman, Jeff Folb, Scott Benjamin, Scott Russell, Mr. Rutherford.

Grade Nine Class of ’83

Front row, left to right: Jim Cochran, Tom Brissen, Peter Cole, Robert Horowitz, Dan Hochman, Jeff Becker, Austin Stewart, Jamie Howe, John Shanahan, Russell Knisle, Jim Pohlson. Second row: Dave Esty, Dave Peterson, Greg Pring, Brad Allinson, John Dondero, George Harvey, Doug McDermott, Tom Pritchard, Toby Wilmott, Scott Kuffel, Robert Hess, Don Schuct, John Lamar. Third row: Mr. Cushman, Steve Graveraux, David Pritchard, Paul Wise, Brian Nedvin, Andy Gray, Andrew DeSilver, Cloyd Bender, Chris Noe, Tom Pickard, Mike Markoff, Paul Sherrington, Rich Fogherty, David Muller, Pat Jones, Mark Paulson, Robert Gans, Mrs. Kicelian.

Grade Ten

Class of ’82

First row, left to right: Fitz Timbol, Chris Alexandre, Joe White, Daren Voss, Jon Cohen, Tom Whaley, Bill Wilson, Gary Laben, Rob Luby, Marty Reiser, John Barrass. Second row: Jim Fenerty, Dan Hitchcock, Chris Hussey, Bob Gildersleeve, Andy Baroncelli, Steve Valenti, Charlie Treadway, Peter Tolivaisa, Todd Boe, Greg Moscatello. Third row: Mr. Pace, Jim Windhorst, Peter Bennett, Simon Ringrose, Tono Ogden, Matt Goodchild, Fred Schauder, Tim Tully, Kevin Sutter, Cole Davis, Larry Andrea, Malcolm Stevenson, Line Hallowell, Jon Surrette, Peter Bogden, Mitch Kaplan, Brett Lister, Bill Dunn, Mr. Wallace.

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First row, left to right: Matt Mason, Eric Kelly, Jeff Decoster, Carl Schoenwald, Joe Feintuck, Mike Jones, Jay Dodd, Marc Harris, Jim St. Onge, Chuck Stobbie, Tom Shapter, Dale Nickel. Second row: Peter Doyle, John Bauman, Andy Kinney, John L. Bennett, Brian Lovegrove, Chris Creedon, Kenny Corbin, Colin Rath, Jim Pritchard, Steve Saldukas, John B. Bennett, Eric Carson, Gary Morrell. Third row: Mr. Hlibschuk, Erik Egensteiner, Peter McKee, Mark Bast, Mark Fryborg, Rick Nelson, Peter Karlan, Dan Richardson, Mike Bloom, Roy Schindele, Jeff Fischer, Paul Harvey, Dave Beningson, Graham McClelland, Andy Prichard, Mr. Hudson.

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Administration

J. Gardiner Dodd, Headmaster; Chairman, History Department; Princeton A.B.; Wesleyan, M.A.L.S. Paul C. Draper, Assistant Headmaster; Director of Admissions; English; Trinity, B.A., M.A. Mattew J. Lawlor, Director of Development: Cornell, B.S., University of Pittsburgh, M.L.

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Gregory T. Grote, Head of Middle School; Latin; University of North Caroline, A.B.; University of Washington, M.A. H. Alfred Allenby, Head of Upper School; College Counselor; History; Yale, A.B., B.D. Charles S.M. Quigley, Business Manager; King’s College, University of London.

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I Robert Burns, History; French; Student Council Advisor; Varsity Cross Country; Varsity Wrestling; Hamilton, B.A.; Wesleyan, M.A.L.S. J. Gary Caputi, Chairman, Science Department; Varsity Golf; Lafayette, B.A.; NYU Manhattanville John F. Carlson, Science; Mathematics; Varsity Tennis; Tufts, B.A. Kimberley P. Cloutier, English; Drama; Debate; Marlborough College, B.A. Jody A. Coyle, Grade 2; Boston College, B.A. Christopher G. Cushman, English; New England College, B.A. Patrick J. Doering, Grade 6 Mathematics and Science; Boston College, B.S.

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Gilbert T. Gledhill, Music; Julliard School of Music, B. Music; Yale, B. Music; New York University, M.A. Music Ed., M.S. Music; Union Theological School of Sacred Music William J. Gorrow, Jr., Physical Education, Geogra­ phy; Varsity Hockey; Varsity Lacrosse; Brockport, B.S. David H. Griswold, English; Williams, B.A.; Wes­ leyan, M.A.L.S. Cynthia K. Hermanson, Grade 5; Beaver College, B.S. Harold F. Hill, Jr., Grade 3; Western Connecticut State, B.S., M.S. Bohdan J. Hlibtschuk, Spanish; University of Il­ linois, B.A.; University of Wisconsin, M.A., PhD. Mary Elaine Houston, Mathematics, Gettysburg, A.B.

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Daniel C. Hudson, History; Yearbook Advisor; Model United Nations Advisor; Varsity Baseball; Wesleyan, B.A.; University of Wisconsin, MA.; University of Maine, M.Ed. Ann R. Huntoon, Head of Lower School; Grade 4; Smith, B.A.; Western Connecticut State, M.S. Robert M. Iannucci, Science; Fordham, B.S.; NYS/Manhattanville

Joyce G. Kicelian, Chairwoman, Foreign Language Department; Spanish; Barnard, B.A.; Columbia, M.A. Evelyn Kochansky, Art; Pratt Institute, B.F.A. Ronald W. Monroe, Grade 6 English and Reading; Bates, B.A.

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Raymond Pace, French; University of Connecticut, B.S.; Columbia, M.A. James C. Rutherford, Mathematics; University of Maine, B.S. Robert W. Stanley, III, Director of Athletics; History; Wake Forest, B.A.

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Allen T. Tefft, Physical Education; History; Varsity Soccer; Central Connecticut State, B.S. Benjamin D. Van Vechten, Chairman, English Department; Head of Advisor System; A.P. Coordinator; Chronicle Advisor; State University of New York, Stony Brook, B.A.; M.A.

WiJJiam L. Wallace, Chairman, Mathematics Department; University of Bridgeport, B.S.; University of Colorado, M.A.; Central Connecticut State, M.A. Malcolm F. Wilmott, Science; Coordinator of Special Programs; Fairleigh Dickinson, B.A. Joan A. Wilsey, Grade 1; Ohio Wesleyan, B.A.

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The completion of Low-Heywood in 1971 gave new meaning to the phrase “climbing the wall.”

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J.V. Basketball. . . V. Football Thank God for good friends

I Don B. Cochran Varsity Football ’78, ’79, '80 Varsity Hockey ’77, ’78, ’79, ’80 Varsity Golf ’77, '78, ’79, ’80

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President of the Ski Club — ’79, '80 Co-captain of Varsity Wrestling - ’80

I ain’t askin' nobody fer nuthin’, it I can’t git it on my own. You don’t like the way I’m livin , you just leave this long-haired country boy alone.

Time has come for us to pause, and think of living as it was. Into the future we must cross; I’d like to go with you.

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Wo-oh what I wanfflxknow: —«SN and occasion||ly Y Where does the time go?

— Robert Hunter and the Grateful Dead

William Kenneth McGraw Mama told me when I was young, “Come sit beside me, my only son And listen closely to what I say, And if you do this, It will help you some sunny day.

Take your time . . . don't live too fast, Troubles will come and they will pass.

And be a simple kind of man, Be something you love and understand."

— Lynyrd Skynyrd —

lerraUonTThis brainstorm ofiyouth translation from Though it's lost fantasy to truth.

It’s hopelessly human both inside and out A joyous occasion, no reason to doubt It’s easy somehow, what once was elusive is calling me now . . .

— Kansas —

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Ski Club

First row, left to right: Tom Leaton(vice-president), Rick Hochman(president). In club but not in photo: Joe White, Mike Bloom, Carl Schoenwald, Simon Ringrose, Dan Hochman, Mark Bast, Joe Feintuck, Peter Doyle, Brian Lovegrove, Larry Andrea, Tom Whaley, Eric Egensteiner, Tim Tully, Tono Ogden, Jon Cohen, Ayatollah Khomeini, Bob Gildersleeve, Jeff Becker, Jim Becker, Todd Jacobs, Dana Zangrillo, Doug Ostrover, Tony Rossi, John Antonelli, Mark Forrester, Ken McGraw. In photo but should not be because he is not in the Ski Club and we wonder how he got in the photo: Mr. Van Vechten.

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Editor-in-Chief: Gary Briggs Assistant Editor: Ken McGraw Associate Editor: Dave Beningson Photography Editor: Tom Leaton Business Manager: Todd Jacobs Photography Assistant: Pete McKee Faculty Advisor: Mr. Hudson Class Photographs: Kipp Alpert Closing Art: Scott Cizek Senior Dedication: Philippe Browning

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Editor: Philippe Browning Feature Editor: Todd Jacobs News Editor: Jon Cohen Photography Editor: Tom Leaton Business Manager: Jamie Love Faculty Advisor: Mr. Van Vechten

Chronicle

Student Council President: John Cerulli Vice-President: Gary Briggs Treasurer: Marc Harris Secretary: Ken McGraw Senior Class President: Todd Jacobs Senior Class Reps: Phil Browning Bruce Clark Skip DeNicola Dave Gerstel Junior Class Reps: Dave Beningson Chris Creedon Tom Shapter Sophomore Class Reps: Bob Gildersleeve Tim Tully Steve Valenti Freshman Class Reps: Jeff Becker Brian Nedvin Tom Pickard Faculty Advisor: Mr. Burns

Athletics

Varsity Football

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First row, left to right: Jim St. Onge, Tom Whaley, Peter Karlan, John Antonelli, Chris Creedon (tricaptain), Doug Ostrover (tri-captain), Andy Baroncelli (tri-captain), Jeff Caldwell, Jim Fenerty, Rob Ludy, Don Cochran, Russell Knisle, Second row: Mr. Cushman (coach), Steve Valenti, Dave Peterson, Line Hallowed, Dave Esty, Biran Nedvin, Rick Nelson, Steve Stevenson, Tom Brisson, Eric Carson, Charlie Treadway, Mr. Stanley (coach), Mr. Gorrow (coach), Tom Trent (manager), Mike “Fuzz” Tarala (manager).

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Varsity Soccer

First row, left to right: Andy Pritchard, Gary Briggs, Carl Schownwald, Joe Feintuck, Andy Kinney, Tom Schapter, Mark Bast, Mark Fryburg. Second row: Mr. Tefft (coach), Chris Hussey, Mike Bloom, Phillippe Browning, Dana Zangrillo, Scott Cizek, Peter Doyle, Rick Hochman, Jamie Love, Jim Becker, Ken McGraw.

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Junior Varsity Soccer

First row, left to right: Billy Wilson, Jay Dodd, Jon Cohen, John Barrass, (co-captain), Kevin Sutter (Co­ captain), Doug McDermott, Tim Tully, Jeff Decoster, Dan Hochman (manager).

Second row: Mr. Caputi (coach), Daren Voss, Tono Ogden, Peter-John Bogdan, Matt Goodchild, Erik Egensteiner, Fred Schauder, Larry Andrea, Chris Alexandre.

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First row, left to right: Paul Wise, Richard Fogarty, Mike Markhoff, Paul Sherrington, John Shanahan, Jamie Howe, Austin Stewart. Second row: Mr. Wilmott (coach), Toby Wilmott, Mr. Hlibschuk (coach), George Harvey, Tom Pritchard, Chris Noe, Mark Paulson, Scott Kuffel.

Freshman Soccer Cross-Country First row, left to right: Mr. Burns, Marty Reiser, Matt Mason, Tom Pichard, Pat Jones, Cloyd Bender, John Dondero. Second row: Simon Ringrose, George Miller, John Cerulli (captain), Mark Price, Karen Kuffel, Mike Jones, Dale Nickel, Greg Pring.

Middle School Football

F r o n t r o w , l e f t t o right: Paul Amata, Ramsay Hoguet, Lanny Smith, Carey Sterling, Craig Merkin, Mark Hagan, Jeff Hoopes, Michael "Fuzz” Tarala, Geoff Schneider, A1 Squitta, Rick Lyons, Joe Cole, David Keefe. S e c o n d R o w , L e f t t o R i g h t : Mr. Frankel, Mr. Grote (Coach), Adam Berkman, Pat Lyons, Sam Thompson, Tim Cliggot, Billy Andrea, Greg Schraff, Colin Kelly, Kirk Kelly, Jay Tobin, Ricky Fredette, Francisco Rabassa, Gordon Swisha, A1 Donahue, Andrew Lovegrove, Mr. Monroe (Coach.) Third Row: Tom Trent, Sal Fiordelsi, David Frankel, Scott Russell, Frank Weimer, Chris Carson, Steve Wilson, Tony D'Acunto, David McDermott, Ed Santandrea, James Ryan.

8th Grade Soccer F r o n t r o w , l e f t t o r i g h t : David Selsberg, Sean Mitchell, Chris Miller, Dan Brest, Michael Canino. Second Row: Bob Macauley, Mike Nendick, Jean McNeill, Julien Hudson, Adam McManus, Chris Gautrau, David, Ball, Steve Ozcomert. T h i r d R o w : Bill Cimikoski, Mr. Rutherford (coach), David Kaplan, Mark Linden, Eric Hess, Mark Lawlor, James Pigg, Jeff Folb, Bill Benjamin, John Telesco, Missing — Tom Tarala.

7th Grade Soccer

Front row l e f t t o right: Philip Anderson, Bennett Gross, Bruce Raquet, Todd Forman, Dan Horowitz, David Lucey, Ed Darwick, Rob Drescher. Second R o w : Eben Breed (manager), Monesh Hiranandani, Bill Ingram, Jeff Goldblum, Eric Vikstrom, David Crawford, Michael Fox, Kevin Carpenter, Chris Weideman, Third Row: Mr. Doering (coach), Steve Muggeo, Kenny Hill, Michael Hall, Theodore Lazo, Dale Miller, David Linover, Scott Thompson. Mr. Griswold (coach).

6th Grade Soccer Front row, l e f t t o right: Peter Linden, Tom Cooke, Chris Sharp, Glen Wilson, Craig Forman, Rickey Simon, Tom Heston-Cook, Greg Pesky, Jon Aranson. S e c o n d R o w : James Fraser, Dave Phillips, John Taylor, Dave Mezzapelle, Mr. Gorrow (coach), Scott Drescher, Andy Golberg.

Varsity Basketball

First row, left to right: Rick Nelson, Marc Harris, Bill Wilson, Tom Whaley. Second row: Eric Slim Carson, Greg Moscatello, Steve Valenti, Bob Gildersleeve, Tim Tully, Peter Doyle, Mr. Stanley (coach).

First row, left to right: Mr. Garrow (coach), Andy Pritchard, Carl Schoenwald, Brian Nedvin, Dave Pritchard, Jon Cohen, Todd Boe, Tommy Shapter, Don Cochran (captain), Jim Cochran, Steve Gravereaux, Andy Kinney, Brad Allinson, John Barrass.

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First row, left to right: Marty Reiser, Joe White, Tom Pickard, Eric Kelly, Rick Hochman(co-captain).

Second row: Mr. Burns(coach), John Antonelli(co-captain), Tono Ogden, Line Hallowed, Andy Baroncelli.

Junior Varsity Basketball

First row, left to right: Chuck Stobbie, Mark Bast, Jay Dodd, Jeff Decoster. Second row: Kevin Sutter, John Bauman, Pete Karlan, Mr. Hudson(coach).

First row, left to right: Russell Knisel, Rich Fogarty, Doug McDermott, Mike Markhoff. Second row: George Harvey, Tom Pritchard, Robert Hess, Jon Dondero, Tom Brisson, Mr. Wallace(coach). Missing: Pat Jones.

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8th Grade Basketball

F i r s t r o w , l e f t t o r i g h t : Adam Berkman(standing), Dave Kaplan, Greg Schraff, Steve Ozcomert, Chris Gautrau, Kirk Kelly, Second row: Mr. Monroe(coach), Marc Linden, Billy Andrea, Chris Carson, Sal Fiordelisi, David Frankel, Sean McNeill (manager).

Missing: Chris Miller.

6th Grade Basketball First row, l e f t t o right: Craig Merkin, John Taylor, A1 Sgritta, Scott Drescher, Joe Cole, Jon Aronson. Second row: Coach Tefft, Mark Cook, Greg Pesky, Ricky Simon, Tom Cooke. Missing: Colin Kelly, Andy Goldberg, David Mezzapelle(manager).

Middle School Hockey

First row, l e f t t o r i g h t : Ramsey Hoguet, Jeff Goldblum, Todd Forman, Bennett Gross, Dale Miller, Kevin Carpenter, Craig Forman, Glenn Wilson. Second row: Chris Weidemann, Lanny Smith, Pat Lyons, Bill Cimikowksi, Francisco Rabassa, Ricky Fredette, Andrew Lovegrove, Steve Wilson, Sam Thompson, Dave Pinover, Rich Lyons, Mr. Rutherford(coach).

Middle School Wrestling First row, l e f t t o r i g h t : Jamie Fraser, Bruce Price, Tom Trent, Tom Tarala, Mike Fox, Charlie DeMartini, Mike Hall.

Second row: Tony Dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Acunto, Dave Crawford, Scott Thompson, James Pigg, Jeff Hoopes, Dave Ball, A1 Donahue, John Telesco, Dave Donahue(coach).

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Major Contributors A. Edward Allinson American Marine Credit Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Herbert E. Beningson Dr. and Mrs. Louis D. Browning Steven Folb Howard E. Frankel Mr. and Mrs. Russell H. Knisel Mr. and Mrs. Edward K. Leaton

Mr. and Mrs. Sam Muggeo Judith and Alphonse Noe Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Ostrow Dr. and Mrs. Sedat Ozcomert Antra and Jack Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Irving Slifkin Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm A. Stevenson

Benefactor Dr. and Mrs. Peter E. Bogdan Mr. and Mrs. David N. Bloom The Cerulli Family Mr. and Mrs. John Cizek Mr. and Mrs. Jerome J. Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Creedon Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Dodd Mr. and Mrs. H.W. Fryburg Mr. and Mrs. T. Gislason — Geoff — Courtney — Cara Mr. and Mrs. John H. Gravereaux Mr. and Mrs. Clarence W. Gursky

Mr. and Mrs. Barney L. Horowitz Thomas E. Kelly Dr. and Mrs. Robert H. Lovegrove Stephen and Gregory Muggeo Mr. and Mrs. F. Richard Obringer The Ostrovers The Schauder Family The Selsberg Family Bill and Dorothy Suddeth Patrick and Joy Williamson Mr. and Mrs. Charles Windhorst

Sponsors The Alberts Mr. and Mrs. Richard Aronson Mr. and Mrs. James L. Bast Sandra Boyrer Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Canio Mr. and Mrs. James M. Dunn, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Don Egensteiner Esther and Norman Feintuck Mr. and Mrs. Glen Fortinberry Dr. and Mrs. R.A. Heston-Cook Vishno and Mohini Hiranandani Mr. and Mrs. Alun H. Jones Beth and Art Karlan Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Kinney

Mr. and Mrs. F.W. Kuffel, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Lamar Mrs. Michele Mastrolillo Mr. and Mrs. William McGraw Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Mitchell N. Nasution Mr. and Mrs. Mark P. Norman Mr. and Mrs. H.S. Ogden The Pesky Family Mr. and Mrs. David G. Pritchard Mr. and Mrs. David H. Russell Dr. and Mrs. Harold J. Sherrington Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Cy Zeichner

Patrons Mr. and Mrs. Richard Antonelli Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Barrass Judith and James Becker Mr. and Mrs. Simon Caldwell Dr. William Cimikoski Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Decoster Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. DeNicola E.J. Dondero Dr. and Mrs. Mel Forman The GANS Family Mr. and Mrs. A.A. Goodchild Mr. and Mrs. James T. Love Mr. and Mrs. George J. Luby The Marvin Family Mr. and Mrs. John M. McNeill

Mrs. Sarah McRae Mr. and Mrs. D. Mezzapelle Dr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Muller Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Paulson Mrs. B. Stilwell Peterson T. William Pigg Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reiser Mr. and Mrs. Ernst F. Schindele Dr. and Mrs. Herman Schoenwald Mr. and Mrs. William F. Surette Mr. and Mrs. James Sutter Daniel Tully Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Valenti, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. R.L. Wagner

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The smell of Spring is near and the sounds of birds singing is deafining It is a sign of beginnings in Nature but is is a series of endings for me.

I shall have to leave my friends soon and all those that I love, all that I have accomplished in a lifetime will be shattered in one day.

Through they try, my family can not understand the torment that goes through me each day but I do not cry out for help for I seek no pity but only love and truth till the end of my days.

“Best Congratulations to my special few of the Class of 1980, and my special one: Todd.”

— Lori Jacobs

Congratulations and Good Luck to the Class of 1980 from the Faculty

Congratulations to the

Class of 1980 from

Steam s &W heler CIVIL AND SANITARY ENGINEERS D A R IE N , C O N N E C T IC U T

Congratulations to the

Class of 1980 from

The Price Family

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