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Those years of togetherness, they have now passed. They came happily but were gone quickly. Now we must part to seek our own happiness and success. The road is long and narrow; it has many stops along the way. These are our challenges, our chances to choose between right and wrong, good and evil. But as we leave, we shall take all memories with us. W e shall never forget each other, to call for when we’re most needed. Because we’ll still have each other, Please don’t ever shut the door.
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BRAN D Y BEECHER I wanted only to try to live in accord with the promptings which came from my true self. Why was that so very difficult?
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A lot of madness and laughter is all you need to see you through; A good sense of humor helps when nothing else will do. Goodbye
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Face piles Of trials W ith smiles. It riles them to believe That you perceive The web they weave And keep on thinking free . . . .
LANI DAVISON I won’t ask of myself to be something else; I ’ll just be me . . . .
ANNELIES de KOSTER
Love the gold of heaven the blue of hell the sun of day the tomb of night — the golden sun anchoring my spinning heart while a blue tomb lurks icily in the dark.
LAURA FO X Though nothing can bring back the hour of splendor in the grass, of glory in the flower; W e will grieve not, rather find Strength in what remains behind . . . .
Sam Bass was born in Indiana, it was his native home, and at the age of seventeen young Sam began to roam, Sam first came out to Texas a convov for to be . . . . J
He loved the sun descending and bird songs in pine trees and rich summers, with the roughness of the sea . . . . Sam sold out in Custer City and then got on a spree — A harder set of convoys you seldom ever see.
CIND Y HANCOCK The Road goes ever on and on, Down from the door where it began. Now far ahead the road has gone And I must follow if I can Pursuing it with eager feet, Until it meets some larger way where other Paths and errands meet. And whither then? I cannot say.
DEE HOOVER So many lives, so many faces, here am I. Shall I ever be real to you?
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The winter loves me, I mean as much as you can say a season can love. W hat I mean is, I love winter, and when you really love something, then it loves you back in whatever way it has to love.
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K A T H Y MARKS We are two, Ignorant of each other. Our minds wander, Taking within them distant directions. We must hold tightly together, Mingling our thoughts Merging our souls, n^nrt'na parh hrcath into one.
M ARY PLU N K ET T
But as often is the case with happiness, lost all notion of time, living outside of myself, sharing something, I don’t know what, with light, trees, and with the sweetness of the air. It was one of those moments when a man can still feel almost a part of nature.
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AMANDA RIED "W hat are moon letters?’’ asked the hobbit full of excite ment. "Moon letters are rune letters, but you cannot see them,” said Elrond, "not when you look straight at them. They can only be seen when the moon shines behind them, and what is more, with the cunning sort it must be a moon of the same shape and season as the day when they were written. The dwarves invented them and wrote them with silver pens.”
. . . been walking my mind to an easy time, my back turned toward the sun.
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Work a little, sing a little, Whistle and be gay; Read a little, play a little, Busy every day. Talk a little, laugh a little, Don’t forget to pray; Be a bit of merry sunshine All the blessed day.
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AM Y SHAPIRO Take my hand and together we’ll stand on the threshold of a dream.
And when your sorrow is comforted (time soothes alk sorrow) you will be conttftt that you have known me. You will want to laugh with me. And your fronds will be properly astonished to see you laughing as you look -up at the sky! Then yCHu will say to^hem, "Yes, the stars always make me laugh!� m
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I do my thing, and you do your thing. I am not in this world to live up to your expectations And you are not in this world to live up to mine, You are you and I am I, And if by chance we find each other, it’s beautiful.
In the sandlewood ornamented kingdom of dragonland
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SALLY WALSH Undiscovered and alone ’til someone says . . . . hello
VAL WEISS Laffing is the sensation or pheeling good all over, and showing it principally in one sr>or
DAWN WILSON He spins his words Into paper kites And I, like the tail, Cling to them. But the day is calm And it’s time
For him to put down His toys and Tell me about tomorrow. And all the Tomorrows to follow. No more dreams.
No more promises. I must know before We leave this place. I must know today, This minute. Because tomorrow is The first day of The rest of my life.
TO BE OR Barbara Anhouse . . . destined to be a French linguist. Brandy Beecher . . . destined to be free — which is me. Liz Carder . . . destined to always have one in the hand and two in the bush. Lauren Chananie . . . destined to be the first lady-president of M.G.M. Studios. Constance Clark . . . destined to do little things in a big way. Peggie Cole . . . destined to be dead. Lani Davison . . . destined to be a strip-tease. Poppy deGarmo . . . destined to be the last of the "Red Hot Lovers.” Annelies de Roster . . . destined to be the first little Dutch girl to get her finger stuck in the dike. Laura Fox . . . destined to be a biology teacher at Low-Heywood in five years. Cindy Hancock . . . destined to be the only L-H girl in Boise, Iowa. Dee Hoover . . . destined to "live.” Karen Hopwood . . . destined to be Laura’s sister-in-law. Donna Housh . . . destined to be the first lady-driver in the In dianapolis 500.
I NOT TO BE? Sarah Johnson . . . destination: Utopia Dottie Lauterstein . . . wasn’t destined to be. Ruth Maclay . . . destined to be captain of the Globe-Trotters. Kathy Marks . . . destined to be a Screaming Yellow Zonker.” didi Ormand . . . destined to co-star with Lauren Chananie in Hollywood’s latest picture. Mary Plunkett . . . destined to fly high in the sky. Oh my — Wendy Rice . . . destined to be me. Amanda Ried . . . destined to be an enchanted frog. Mary Rohde . . . destined to be. Jane Rubin . . . destined to be what she’ll be, and then you can ask why. Betsy Sarfaty . . . destined to get fat. Holly Saunders . . . destined to be a nun. Amy Shapiro . . . destined to join Kendha the Cow. Andrea Szekeres . . . destined to visit Asteroide B-612. Cindi Teare . . . destination: Nowhere. Sally Walsh . . . destined to be Bonne Bell.
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I’ve been trying hard to find a way to let you know That we can make it shine all the time you can say I want to be free I can say some day I will be.” James Taylor
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FA C U LTY mrs. donna dutton 100 wake robin lane, Stamford
miss carol foss 503 roxbury road, Stamford
mrs. belle anderson
mrs. jeanne majdalany
101 nearwater lane, darien mrs. nancy peters
81 white oak lane, Stamford mrs. janet upton
57 echo drive north, darien mrs. elizabeth forster Pembroke drive, darien miss beverly alien 27 walmsley road, darien mrs. barbara bensen 164 richmond hill, new canaan mr. douglas shult 14 gower road, new canaan
2 7 3 bridge street, Stamford miss katharine bonney orchard drive, new canaan mrs. silvana sonnino 235 old norwalk road, new canaan miss jan-elizabeth james 208 flax hill road, south norwalk mrs. maurine lee
mrs. elizabeth cesare
gray squirrel drive, new canaan mr. keith horner
2 hickory drive, Stamford mrs. justine hawley
163 woodridge circle, new canaan mrs. danita mancini
1 5 0 6 burr street, fairfield
556 hunting ridge road, Stamford
mrs. mimi harrington
mrs. betty finley
sky meadow drive, Stamford mrs. carolyn brotherton
4 0 east avenue, norwalk miss judith lawson
7 3 five mile river road, darien mrs. marjorie weidig 17 oakdale road, glenbrook mrs. marjorie hermann 2 5 7 westwood road, Stamford mrs. ann hermann 2 5 7 westwood road, Stamford mrs. judy holding saddle ridge road, darien mrs. sybil dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ambrosi
113 thornridge drive, Stamford mrs. germaine barbarite 9 grace street, new canaan mrs. frances thomas 19 east cross road, Stamford mrs. anne sosnowitz 12 glory road, weston mrs. rosalie colman 1521 newfield avenue, Stamford mrs. libby magida bentwood drive, Stamford mrs. elisabeth ulrich 50 country club road, darien
c /o saphier, hoyclo road, Stamford mrs. elaine waters 3 7 9 cascade road, Stamford mrs. margaret weeks 107 camp avenue, darien mrs. eulene dugan 201 skyview drive, Stamford mrs. lee shult 14 gower street, new canaan mrs. lucile oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;brion 6 hickory lane, darien mrs. carolyn lavender 9 searles road, darien mrs. jinny alien 112 pear tree point road, darien mrs. dobrila matkovich 114 old north Stamford road, Stamford mrs. felicity hoffecker 1802 newfield avenue, Stamford mrs. elizabeth coxe 3 7 6 newtown avenue, norwalk mr. jonathan logan 57 seaside avenue, apt. # 2 , Stamford
SENIORS barbara anhouse 1435 bedford street, Stamford brandy beecher 139 skyview drive, Stamford liz carder 107 Stamford avenue, Stamford lauren chananie 53 white oak lane, Stamford Constance dark 1 4 0 8 ponus ridge road, new canaan peggie cole eagle drive, Stamford lani davison 18 gardiner street, darien poppy degarmo 18 ox ridge lane, darien annelies dekoster 16 ridderlaan, wassenaar, netherlands laura fox 95 breezy hill road, Stamford Virginia frick 535 north street, greenwich cindy hancock 7 Chester road, darien pam harrower 4 2 2 scofieldtown road, Stamford dee hoover 11 pilgrim road, darien karen hopwood chestnut hill road, Stamford donna housh 4 2 Jonathan road, new canaan sarah johnson 9 6 eagle drive, Stamford dottie lauterstein 3 9 6 erskine road, Stamford
ruth maclay 147 barncroft road, Stamford kathy marks briarwood lane, Stamford ann muller 4 6 christie hill road, darien didi ormand 15 punch bowl drive, westport mary plunkett 87 east cross road, Stamford wendy rice clearwater lane, pound ridge amanda ried eagle drive, Stamford mary rohde 392 greenley road, new canaan jane rubin 156 pinewood road, Stamford betsy sarfaty 48 nearwater lane, darien holly saunders 22 salt box lane, darien amy shapiro 117 saw mill road, Stamford andrea szekeres 70 ocean drive east, Stamford cindi teare 58 knoll wood lane, darien mary wallman 75 sea beach drive, Stamford sally walsh broadmeadow school, middletown, dela. val weiss 12 coopers pond road, Stamford dawn wilson 7 5 chestnut hill road, Stamford
J U N I O R S
gail m a j d a l a n y
m a r y fleming
susan hertz
carol g r u n e w a l d
s usan k a h a n
jill m a r k s
chris bartolo
laura h a r r o w e r
ivy keats
d o r e e n mclellan
tinker b o e
elise jaffe
laura kiley
d e y a n n e miller
anne bogardus
m a r t a krida
m a r g a r e t lauterstein
laura n o r d i n
reeny breslow
lisa levine
k a r e n leather
rhea o b e r g
nina d a r k
m a r i a n mastrangelo
kathleen m c c a r t h y
terry peters
michele cooke
lisa m o s e l e y
melanie macquarrie
r obin rich
bele d a esposito
tory m u d g e
linda m c p h e r s g n
jamie rogge
a n n e etchells
debby o s m a n
susan m a g i d a
karen rubin
sue gershel
b o n n i e poley
a m y martin
pat r u b i n
tricia g r e a t h o u s e
l y n n st. g e o r g es
susan m a r t i n
gail sarner
robin haine
buffy s h a p e r o
judy r e g n e m e r
m a r y savoie
laurie jackson
betsy s t a m b a u g h
diane s h u l m a n
beth scalzi
ellen j a c o b s o n
b u b u szekeres
s u z a n n e slater
m a r i a n n e siderides
d e b b i e jennings
heidi v o g t
bette s m i t h
k a r e n strohfeld
c i n d y jones
jane w e i d i g
d e b b i e stern
betsy t h o m a s
k i m kelly
carol weiss
lisa v a a m o n d e
n a n c y turner
judy lev itan
abb y white
april w e n m a n
heidi udell
a m y magida
a n d r e a witte
r o b y n n e west
p a m walker julie waters
nelia m o o d y k a r e n rieck
F R E S H M E N
E I G H T H
G R A D E
leslye w i n k e l m a n ma r c y wintrub
judy rivlin
daryl ziegler
k i m santy
bambie ames
karen a m o r e
joan savoie
barb a r a apicella
w e n d y be r g
nancy schonberg
julie a ugustine
cathy bernstein
sandy sloc u m
leslie barrett
suzie b r o w n
claudia steinegger
a n n bart o n
allison c o o k
g inger a r o n
laurie taft
jill b o r o s o n
michele coppola
liz augustine
ellen waters
gaye bounty
m i c h e l e ditlow
s usan b a r t h o l o m e w
debbie whipple
d o r y briggs
debbie dunlap
a n n bavier
m e g carroll
kerry ferguson
m a n d y boe
carol chan d l e r
k a t h y fieber
beth b o r o s o n
julie cole
melissa foss
jody b r o w n
cindy a nderson
c a n d y collamore
susan fritz
j enny colussy
roxie b a l d w i n
laurie c r e e d o n
d e b b i e gershel
p a m cookenboo
janet b o g a r d u s
elaine d 'ambrosi
d e n y s gustafson
d o n n a eldridge
deido byrne
dory deland
becca haskell
inga erickson
s u san c h e s w i c k
regina doorlay
jennifer herz
n a n g a rtenberg
pamela dark
wendy drumgold
hilary huffard
lucy g r a n t h a m
d e b b y colussy
linda eldridge
sally jones
j e n n y guilbert
marilyn d u n n e
carolyn francis
jane kozanski
cathie h a i m s
andrea eginton
d a n a goldstein
leslie learner
cindy k a h a n
betty ferg u s o n
l y n n hertz
pat l o w m a n
elizabeth kilner
S O P H O M O R E S
S E V E N T H
G R A D E
lisa b o c k
laura miliar
ellen waters
laura h a r r o w e r
rosemary layman
ann morse
r o b y n n e west
karen h o p w o o d
d e b b i e leather
linda roehl
debbie whipple
elise jaffe
Step h a n i e lee
a m y rubin
michelle liptak
connie smith
a m y lyon
martha smith
susan m a c m i c h a e l
m i n d y pfifer
ellen jacobson C R A F T S
C L U B
ivy keats laura kiley
Kathy Marks
kathleen m c c a r t h y
linda m c k e e
judy r e g n e m e r
renna martin k a t h y m e n ton
ACTIVITIES
d i a n e mills meredith m o o d y
A R T
C L U B
liz m o r s e jill m o s s
Mary Wallman
k a r e n olsen
c indy a n d e r s o n
a m a n d a ried
b r a n d y beecher
judy rivlin
a n n e bogardus
k i m santy
d eido b y r n e
joan savoie
a n n e etchells
diane s h u l m a n
sarah j o h n s o n
l ynn st. georges
m a r y plunkett
claudia steinegger
liz o s m a n
barbara a n h o u s e
w e n d y rice
a n d r e a szekeres
chris peters
b a r bara apicella
m a r y rohde
b u b u szekeres
tori pierce
julie augu s t i n e
jane r ubin
cindi teare
di ana plotkin
roxie b a l d w i n
k i m santy
lisa v a a m o n d e
r o b i n p oley
chris bartolo
a m y shapiro
heidi v o g t
joy procter
b r a n d y beecher
d e b b i e stern
jane w e i d i n g
lisa rieck
jan b o g a r d u s
val weiss
val weiss
j o a n n saphier
gaye bounty
leslie sayer
d o r y briggs
heidi s h e c k
elaine d â&#x20AC;&#x2122;a m b r o s i
carol s h e r w o o d
w e ndy drumgold
p e n n y tolson
missy d u n n e
kirsti w a s t r o m
beleda esposito
barbara apicella
sue ziegler
m a r y fleming
leslie barrett
bambie ames
robin haine
a n n e barton
cindy a n d e r s o n
dee hoover
b r a n d y b e echer
roxie b a l d w i n
s usan k a h a n
jill b o r o s o n
chris bartolo
alison apicella
m a r g a r e t lauterstein
r eeny b r eslow
tinker b o e
lisa b r e i d b o r d
melaine macquarrie
d o r y briggs
jill b o r o s o n
flavia callari
s usan m a r t i n
m e g carroll
reeny b reslow
a n a castillo
nelia m o o d y
carol chandler
d o r y briggs
jane d i l l i n g h a m
lisa m o s e l e y
julie cole
liz carder
nicole eschelbacher
judy r e g n e m e r
lani da v i s o n
carol chandler
julie h a n d
betsy sarfaty
dory deland
susie c h e s w i c k
h e l e n haskell
diane s h u l m a n
regina doorlay
contance d a r k
Christiana j o h n s o n
s u z a n n e slater
a n d r e a eginton
n ina d a r k
kiki karlan
sandy slocum
a n n e etchells
p a m dark
sara k a u f m a n
betsy s t a m b a u g h
laura fox
ca n d y collomore
anne macmichael
cindi teare
carol g r u n e w a l d
d e b b i e colussy
SIXTH
G R A D E
L A M B D A
D E L T A
PI D R A M A
C L U B
M a r y Plunkett Didi O r m a n d
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Constance d a r k
n ina d a r k
a m y shapiro
lani d a v i s o n
elise jaffe
d e b b i e colussy
a n d r e a szekeres
dory deland
c i n d y jones
laurie c r e e d o n
mary wallman
regina doorlay
m a r i a n mastrangelo
elaine d â&#x20AC;&#x2122;a m b r o s i
w e ndy drumgold
ellen waters
a n d r e a e g inton
missy d u n n e
debbie whipple
d a n a goldstein
andrea eginton beleda esposito
carol g r u n e w a l d B A S K E T B A L L
laura f o x carol g r u n e w a l d r o bin h a i n e cindy h a n c o c k
Jane R u b i n
laura h a r r o w e r
P O U R R I
Tinker B o e
r obin haine do n n a housh
V A R S I T Y
P O T
d e b b i e colussy
elise jaffe
laura kiley
laurie jackson
m a r g a r e t lauterstein
cindy jones
a m y magida
susan k a h a n
b u b u szekeres
l y n n hertz
barbara a n h o u s e
dottie lauterstein
susan hertz
elise jaffe
melanie macquarrie
dee hoover
ruth m a c l a y
susan m a g i d a
karen h o p w o o d
a n d r e a szekeres
tory m u d g e
ellen j a c o b s o n
b u b u szekeres
didi or i n a n d
elise jaffe
laurie taft
debbie o s m a n
roxie b a l d w i n
k i m kelly
heidi v o g t
w e n d y rice
d o r y briggs
laura kiley
jane w e i d i g
a m a n d a ried
liz carder
betsy sarfaty
Constance d a r k
joan savoie
n ina d a r k
buffy sh a p e r o
p e g g i e cole
a m y shapiro
d e b b i e colussy
a n d r e a szekeres
lani d avison
m a r t a krida lisa levine
J U N I O R
V A R S I T Y
j u d y levitan susan m a g i d a
L a urie J a c k s o n
susan mart i n
H E Y D A Y
K a r e n Rieck
nelia m o o d y
d o r y briggs
b u b u szekeres
poppy degarmo
tory m u d g e
dory deland
cindi teare
a n d r e a e g inton
debbie o s m a n
carolyn francis
b o n n i e poley
sue gershel
b o n n i e poley
ivy keats
mary wallman
tricia greathouse
holly saunders
melanie macquarrie
jane w e i d i g
carol g r u n e w a l d
joan savoie
k a r e n leather
april w e n m a n
r o b i n h aine
buffy s h a p e r o
bette s m i t h
debbie w h i p p l e
cindy han c o c k
d a w n w i lson
elise jaffe
diane s h u l m a n d e b b i e stern
GLEE
C L U B
k i m kelly
b u b u szekeres
a m y magida Cindy Hancock
lisa v a a m o n d e
H A L O
m a r i a n mastrangelo
heidi v o g t
bambie ames
ellen waters
barbara a n h o u s e
r o b y n n e west
gaye bounty
abby white
liz carder
liz carder
jane r ubin
m e g carroll
Constance d a r k
a m y shapiro
lauren c h a n a n i e
laura fox
buffy sh a p e r o
carol chandler
a n n muller
diane s h u l m a n
Constance d a r k
a m a n d a ried
claudia steinegger
C H E E R L E A D I N G
liz carder
nelia m o o d y Lani D a v i s o n
a m a n d a ried j u d y rivlin
b u b u szekeres
reeny breslow
a n d r e a eg i n t o n
H O C K E Y
heidi v o g t
susie c h e s w i c k
a n n e etchells
V A R S I T Y
d a w n wilson
michele cooke
betty f e r g u s o n
poppy degarmo
dee hoover
SKI
C L U B
tricia g r e a t h o u s e
Holly Saunders
C U R R E N T
chris bartolo
AFFAIRS
Tinker B o e
a n n barton
Holly Saunders
karen h o p w o o d m a r t a krida
lani d avison
kathy m a r k s
poppy degarmo
a n n muller
donna housh
m a r y plunkett
elise jaffe
jane r u b i n
ruth m a c l a y
b r a n d y beecher
bambie ames
cindi teare
a n n m uller
reenie b r e s l o w
reeny breslow
heidi v o g t
m a r y rohde
lauren c h a n a n i e
michele cooke
sally w a l s h
jane r ubin
nina d a r k
lani d a v i s o n
carol weiss
a n d r e a szekeres
c a n d y collamore
dory deland
val weiss
b u b u szekeres
d e b b i e colussy
linda eldridge
d a w n w ilson
laurie taf t
michele cook
carolyn francis
lani d a v i s o n
sue gershel
A T H L E T I C
poppy degarmo
d a n a goldstein
ASSOCIATION
a n n e etchells
tricia g r e a t h o u s e
R u t h Maclay
J U N I O R
laura h a r r o w e r
laura kiley
sue hertz
lisa levine
reeny breslow
Annelies deKoster
dee hoover
j u d y levitan
nelia m o o d y
donna housh
a m y magida
tory m u d g e
julia augustine
laurie jackson
m a r i a n mastrangelo
jane w e i d i g
reeny br e s l o w
d e b b i e jenni n g s
debby o s m a n
k i m kelly
k a r e n rieck
m a r t a krida
j u d y rivlin
k a r e n leather
buffy s h a p e r o
a n n b arton
Virginia frick
susie m a r t i n
a m y shapiro
a m y magida
d a n a goldstein
nelia m o o d y
lisa v a a m o n d e
m a r i a n mastrangelo
laurie jackson
a n n muller
mary wallman
lisa v a a m o n d e
sarah j o h n s o n
heidi v o g t jane w e i d i g
gaye bounty E C O L O G Y
C L U B
dottie lauterstein H O U S E
jane r u b i n
C O M M I T T E E
B O O K
C L U B
m a r g a r e t lauterstein nelia m o o d y
d e b b i e stern Sarah J o h n s o n
bette s m i t h
A m y S h apiro
sandy slocum bette s m i t h
b u b u szekeres heidi v o g t
b r a n d y beecher
susie c h e s w i c k
claudia steinegger
deido byrne
p e g g i e cole
debbie whipple
liz carder
laura f ox
p a m dark
kathy m a r k s
p e g g i e cole
a m y magida
missy d u n n e
k a r e n rieck
annelies dekoster
m a r y rohde
Nelia M o o d y
m e g carroll d e b b i e colussy
j u d y rivlin
P H O T O G R A P H Y
V A R S I T Y
C L U B
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