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THE LOW-HEYWOOD SENIOR CLASS PRESENTS THE HALO UNDER THE DIRECTION OF: PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES

FRANK D. RICH, JR.

HEADMISTRESS

MRS. ELIZABETH ROCKWELL CESARE

HEAD OF THE UPPER SCHOOL

MRS. VIVIAN HARRINGTON

HEAD OF THE MIDDLE SCHOOL

MRS. MARJORIE WEIDIG

TIME AND PLACE: SEPTEMBER, 1974 â&#x20AC;&#x201D; JUNE, 1975 THE LOW-HEYWOOD SCHOOL 1570 NEWFIELD AVENUE STAMFORD, CONN. 06905

THERE WILL BE FOUR INTERMISSIONS A PRESENTATION BY THE HALO BOARD, THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1975 MRS. JUDITH HOLDING, THE LOW-HEYWOOD STUDENT BODY, FACULTY AND TRUSTEES

Y ou’re the top!

Y ou’re the Colosseum, Y ou’re the top!

You’re the Louvre Museum, You’re a melody From a sym phony by Strauss, You’re a Bendel bonnet, A Shakespeare sonnet, You’re Micky Mouse.

You’re the Nile, You’re the Tower of Pisa, You’re the sm ile on the Mona Lisa.

You’re the top!

— Cole Porter To Mrs. Elizabeth Rockwell Cesare, for her guidance, her patience, and her encouragement.

And now,

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Well, Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m gain' to a hoe-down And kick up my heels, Go all night and never slow dovyn Yes, I love how it feels.

GAIL ROBIN SARNER

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DEYANNE MILLER

“Every ending is just another beginning For whatever you leave behind, There is something . . .

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KAREN ALICIA AMORE

Nothing worthwhile is free. If they give it to you, give it back, because if it was worth anything, theyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;d have kept it.

E WAFERS

“ And each day I learn just a little bit more, I don't know why but I do know what for, If we’re all going somewhere let’s get there soon This song’s got no title just words and a tune.”

LESLYEWINKELMAN

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Goodbye to my dear and good friends, May the path you choose to follow lead your spirit to happiness. I wish for you long life, strong heart, clear eyes, and all good things. T of yourself. Live in peace, of sunshine even on the cloudies Love to you Kerr

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A friend of mind once fold me and I know he knows all abc feeling down, he said every thing good in life you’ve got tc pay fo r but feeling good is what you’re paving the way for.

So don’t let it get you down, my friend, though it seems the blues will never end.

On this you can depend, th always do and I can tell yo that it’s true, it’s a feeling that can't be ie a t and you’ve got to ' YOU’VE GOT TO TAKE TH BITTER WITH THE SWEET.

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You say itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s very hard To leave behind the life we knew But there's no other way And now it's really upto you.

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Love is the key we must turn Truth is the flame we must burn Freedom the lesson we must learn Do you know what I mean Have your eyes really seen?

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DENNIE GUSTAFSO

And if our hands should meet in another dream we shall build another tower in the sky.

Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s been a long and winding road.

Thank you for traveling it with me.

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There was a man from Oregon Left his tools to be a father to his son — Now he’s without his tools and he’s without his son, Still he doesn’t understand his son is grown, his son is a man.

There are so many reasons to ask him why he stayed for so many seasons — The choice was his to make and there’s a lesson to be learned from watching man ’cause you'll find the lives that are lost aren’t found again, And oh, the joy of living .. .

MARTHA BONNER VANDERVLIET

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Time seems to stand right still — In a child’s world it always will.

Yesterday's dreams are Tomorrow’s sighs — Watch the children playing, They seem so wise.

Wowie Zowie!

To be or not to be is not the problem.

As we a fallen angel or a risen worm?

That is the question!

Everybody’s a dreamer and everybody’s a star, And everybody’s in movies, it doesn’t matter who you are.

There are stars in every city, In every house and on every street And if you walk down Hollywood Boulevard Their names are written in concrete!

Everybody’s a dreamer and everybody’s a star, And everybody’s in show biz, it doesn’t matter who you are.

And those who are successful, Be ALWAYS on your guard, Success walks hand in hand with failure Along Hollywood Boulevard.

VICTORIA IRENE GEIBEL

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LESLIE MORSE

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I wish we could be like a snowstorm, each of us different, and yet all of us one.

DENISES. LYNCH

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I am but a lump of clay, but I was placed beside a rose and caught its fragrance.

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A man once said to a lump of clay, What art thou?

SUE KRAWIEC

Sweet dreams of yestertime Are running through my mind Of a place I left behind Good-bye don't mean I'm gone

JULIE SHINABARGER

Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s all in your smile that brings, especial things about you.

These words I write will never describe the how of what I feel for you, These words will never mean the what of that I want them to, these words won’t express the deep mean of what I have to know these words won’t generate the inner warmth I want to always show.

These words which are so hard to write, aren’t hard because of rhyme, these words are not difficult

SUSAN DiTULLIO

because of lack of time these words are hard because they’re not all they seem to be these words that I have tried so much to express, these words that can never be no less, than these words that I have tried to say to you these words that say, I Need You...

INTERMISSION

DIRECTORS

Elizabeth R. Cesare Headmistress, Ethics Connecticut College, B.A. Union Theological Seminary â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Columbia University, M.A.

Marjorie L. Weidig Head of Middle School; History Connecticut College, B.A.; University of Bridgeport, M.S.

Vivian W. Harrington Head of Upper School; Spanish Wells College, B.A. University of Vienna Diploma, Columbia University

Anne B. Harvey History, Physical Education Skidmore College, B.A. Brown University, M.A.T.

John L. Crouthamel Ethics, Latin Pomona College, B.A. Harvard Divinity School, M. Div.

M.A. George Washington University Priscilla Swanson Science B.S. Upsala College

Mary J. Mesics Science B.A. Smith College

Margaret Weeks Librarian Wheaton College, B.A. Pratt Institute, M.L.S.

Nancy Bloom Library Assistant Mt. Holyoke College, B.A. Southern Connecticut State College, M.L.S.

Doorila Matkovich French Marquette University, B.A University of Zagreb, B.S. Columbia University, M.A.

Malla Krein Spanish Syracuse, B.A. Montclair State College

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Silvana F. Sonnino Science Hunter College. B.A.; Fairfield University Yale Summer Institute; Sarah Lawrence College

Ann L. Hermann Mathematics Connecticut College, B.A.; Duquesne Universty, Fairfield University

Belle F. Devendorf Art Art Student's League, Ozefant School

Mariechen W. Smith Administrative Assistant to the Head of Upper School; Director of Publicity.

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Germaine Barbarite French Ecole Normale des Ursulines, Belgium

Carolyn Brotherton History Barnard College, B.A. University of Illinois, M.A. University of Liverpool Fairfield University.

Joan W. Major Mathematics Brown University, B.A, N.Y. University, M.S.

ANN A. HERRICK History Of Language, Latin B.A. Barnard College M.A. Columbia University Yale University KAREN F. CROUTHAMEL Art B.A. Scripps College

LILLIAN WILKER Reading Consultant B.S., M.S. University Of Bridgeport

NANCY HAAS Sixth Grade, Ethics Trinity College, B.A.

BEVERLY ALLEN Head, Physical Education Department B.A. College Of Emporia

GILBERT T. GLEDHILL Music, Communications Julliard School Of Music, B. Music, Yale University, B. Music, N.Y. University.

M.A., Music Ed., M.S. Music, Union Theological Seminary School Of Sacred Music

ELIZABETH C. FORSTER Dramatics. Communications B.A. Vassar College

MARJORIE CADY English, Communications B.A. Middlebury College University Of Bridgeport

JUDITH HOLDING Head, Ethics Department 8.A. Smith College M.A. Fairfield University

IngeborgVogt Cafeteria Manager Helen Bednar

JOEGUGLIELMO Custodian

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SUPPORTING CAST

JUNIORS

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Mandy Boe

Rachael Ashley

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Jodi Brown

Inga Erickson

Jan Ellegard

Laura Freeman

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Cindy Kahan

Barbara Koch

Elisabeth Kilner

Rosemary Layman

Renna Martin

Micci McDowell

Linda McKee

Liz Osman

Liz Schwartz

Muff Shantz

Carol Sherwood

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Penny Tolson

Julie Vos

Kirsti Wastrom

Melissa White

Alison Yates

Bottom Row: Barbara Ferguson, Beth Gladstein, Cindy Yates. Barbara Glynn, Brenda Harrington, Dale Ferguson, Kathy Groulx, Lucy Oldrin, Emee Gaither, Linda Roehl, Amy Rubin. Second Row: Helen Haskell, Cindy Seignor, Sandy Irick, Geri-Lee Davidson, Lisa Cowan, Sharon Konspore, Maria Lavaris, Julie Eagle, Caryn Vicinus. Top Row: Debbie

Cooke, Mimi Foss, Scotty Kelly, Ana Castillo, Lettie Palmer, Lise Grimaldi, Nicole Eschelbacher, Muff LeBlanc, Mindy Pfifer, Jill Russo, Lisa Breidbord, Alison Apicella, Ellen Sklar. Missing: Amy Germaine, Julie Ostrow.

Bottom Row: Bonnie Hirschberg, Deena Henry, Susan Keen, Michele Browning, Lisa Wastrom, Gail Fleckner, Caryn Collamore, Jennifer Noone, Joanne Mercede. Second Row: Elizabeth Gray, Christina Scocimara, Kelly Ames, Jenni-

fer Knowlton, Greta Mesics, Amanda Rawson. Third Row: Terry Berman, Stacey Lavender. Laura Moynahan, Susan Depew, Hortense Forrest. Absent: Lisa Skaggs.

THE EIGHTH GRADE

Bottom Row: Clare Macdonald, Lisa Whitelaw, Carolyn Frye, Lynn Lauterbach, Michelle Bryant, Margaret Mc­ Cormick, Melissa Clark. Second Row: Dionysia Oliviera, Cynthia Giglio, Laurel gheck, Shelby Siems, Marilyn Cappola, Lucia Penn, Landes Rosenberry, Patricia Kennedy. Third Row: Susan Hotz, Elizabeth Giffels, Dianne Mahoney, Bar-

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Bottom Row: Mary Elizabeth Valentine, Susan Slay, Wendy Gordon, Hilary Silberman, Jill Semel, Laurie Hess, Jane Mesics, Susan Mattiola. Second Row: Connie Walters, Pamela McKee, Heather Knight, Dedra Leylegian, Carolyn Zezima, Melissa Green, Stacy McLoc, Linda Trent. Top Row: Linda Von Tress, Pam Shulkin, Jody Sargent, Hillary Isaacs,

Hilary Straat, Anne Griffiths, Muffy Dodd, Valerie Smith, Jean Marie Fioretta, Sandra Eldridge, Tracy Futterman.

Missing: Sara Flannery.

(Left To Right) Lisa Diaz, Lisa Mallozzi, Mary Whiting, Lisa Safir, Nannette Colletti, Suzanne Schavoir, Bonnie Stevenson, Jessica Ferdinand. Missing: Tina Repp.

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FIELD HOCKEY

Varsity Field Hockey (L. to R.): Jennifer Knowlton, Patricia Lowman, Robin Rich, Mimi Foss, Cathy Haims, Dale Ferguson, Kerry Ferguson, Joanna Mercede, Melissa Foss, Denys Gustafson, Lisa Wilson, and Patty Rubin.

Junior Varsity Field Hockey (Top Row, Left to Right): Lisa Skaggs, Helen Haskell, Sharon Konspore, Muff Shantz, Page Smith, Lucy Oldrin, (Bottom Row, L. to R.) Amanda Rawson, Linda Roehl, Kathy Grouix, Lisa Wastrom, Gail Fleckner, Lisa Grey, Kelly Ames, Christina Scocimara, Susan Keen.

EIGHTH GRADE HOCKEY Varsity Hockey Results Low-Heywood Low-Heywood Low-Heywood Low-Heywood Low-Heywood Low-Heywood Low-Heywood

5 3 0 1 1 1 1

Wins 1,

Daycroft Greens Farms Greenwich Sacred Heart Greenwich Academy Rye Country Day Greens Farms Thomas

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Losses 3, Ties 3

Junior Varsity Results Low-Heywood Low-Heywood Low-Heywood Low-Heywood Low-Heywood Low-Heywood Low-Heywood

1 1 0 0 0 0 0

Wins 2,

St. Lukes Daycroft Greens farms Greenwich Sacred Heart Greenwich Academy Rye Country Day Greens Farms Losses 4,

Ties 1

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Back Row — Maria Lavaris, Nicole Eschelbacher. Carol Sherwood. Sharon Konspore, Barbara Fergusan, Kathy Groulx, Emee Gaither, Leslye Winkelman. Front Row — Inga Erickson. Barbara Koch.

Rachel Ashley. Ginger Aron.

Back Row — Beth Boroson, Muffy LeBlanc. Terry Berman. Debbie Brown. Susie Fritz, Betsy Thomas.

Jodi Brown. Middle Row — Kelly Ames. Sandy Irick, Lise Grimaldi. Larua Freeman Front Row — Lucy Oldrin. Micci McDowell

Back Row (From L. to R.) Leslye Winkelman (President), Denise Lynch (Vice-President), Bonnie Hirschberg, Lisa Grey. Front Row (From L. to R.) Diana Plotkin, Elizabeth Kilner, Laura Freeman, Carol Sherwood, Rhea Oberg, and Janelle Bradford.

Services and Projects Foster Child Hospital Volunteers Tutoring Nicaragua Flood Relief Smith House Canned Food Drive Paper Drive

LAMBDA DELTA PI

Renna Martin, Cathy Haims, Janelle Bradford, Laura Freeman, Kerry Ferguson (captain), Susie Brown, Julie Ostrow, Emee Gaith er, Alison Apicella.

CHEERLEADERS

OUTING CLUB

OUTING CLUB: Sarah Chapin (President), Robin Rich, Michele Browning, Sue Keen, Penny Tolson, Ali Apicella, Jenny Noone, Mrs Eastman (Advisor). Second Row: Mindy Pfifer, Sue Krawiec, Lucy Oldrin, Val Maier, Sue Depew, Laura Moynahan, Gail Fleckner. Top Row: Dale Ferguson, Debbie Cooke. Lettie Palmer, Lisa Wastrom, Pat Lowman, Stacy Lavender. Absent: Sally Hellier.

HEY-DAY

Front Row: Karen Amore, Sports Editor; Leslie Learner, Business Manager; Beth Boroson, GeriLee Davidson, Secretary; Back Row: Kirsti Wastrom, Feature Editor; Ginger Aron. Editor; Carol Cheswick, Photography Editor; Linda McKee; Liz Osman, News Editor.

ART CLUB Sitting: Denys Gustafson. Standing: Left To Right, Kathy Groulx, Barbara Ferguson, Allison Yates, Lisa Cowan, Heidi Udell, Amanda Rawson.

Front Row: Kelly Ames, Susan Depew, Lisa Cowen, Maria Lavaris, Diane Mahoney. Back Row: Karen Amore, Carla Jacobson; (Vice-President), Susie Fritz; (President), Denise Lynch, GeriLee Davidson, Sue Ditulio.

GLEE CLUB

Advisor. Mr. Gledhill

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Upper Row: Julie Vos (Art Editor), Gail Sarner, Vicky Geibel, Rachael Ashley, Cindy Kahan (Editor). Micci McDowell, Jodi Brown.

Bottom Row: Deyanne Miller, Denys Gustafson.

Polonius: What do you read, my lord?

Hamlet: Words, words, words.

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Our thanks to Mrs. Eastman.

OFFICERS OF THE SCHOOL

Lisa Wilson, senior president, Sally Hellier, senior vice-president, Karen Amore, president of the school, Ali Apicella, sophomore president, Dale Ferguson, sophomore vice-president, Carol Cheswick, junior president, Jennifer Knowlton, freshman vice-president, Dina Henry, freshman president, Janelle Bradford, vice-president o fth e school. Missing: Julie Vos, junior president.

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And from across the fields . . .

King School

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Twelve members of the senior class have attended Low-Heywood since the sixth grade, traveling from Courtland Avenue to Newfield Avenue, from innocence to experience.(!!?) Their names are; Karen Amore, Betsy Thomas, Heidi Udell, Pat Lowman, Leslie Learner, Gail Sarner, Patty Rubin, Deyanne Miller, Jill Marks, Kathy Fieber, JulieWaters, Marianna Siderides.

Twelve girls have seen the school go through remarkable changes; a new location, a modi­ fied uniform, a new headmistress and an almost completely changed faculty. But some things about Low-Heywood, the traditions and the feeling around the school have not changed and they are what makes the school the way it is. This was our class in 6th grade and we havechanged a littletoo.

Front Row; Jackie Hanson, Karen Rubin, Marianna Siderides, Jamie Rogge, Leslie Learner. Middle Row; Gail Sarner, Patty Rubin, Daryl Ziegler, Kathy Fieber, Jill Marks, Betsy Thomas, Beth Scalzi, Allison Cook, Heidi Udell. Back Row; Michele Coppola, Pat Lowman, Nancy Pressing, Gail Majdalany, Kathy Bernstein, Julie Waters, Nancy Turner. Marcy Wintrub

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JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL: Front, seated: Amy Germain, Sandy Irick Middle: Hortence Forrest, Jennifer Knowlton, Stacey Lavender Back: Micci McDowell, Sharon Konspore, Amanda Rawson

Varsity Basketball Team: Seated Front: Denise Lynch. Middle: Dale Ferguson. Karen Amore. Beth Bradley. Back: Robin Rich.

Pat Lowman.

BASKETBALL

CERAMICS CLUB

CERAMICS CLUB: Front Row: Elisabeth Kilner, Jill Russo, Jodi Sargent. Middle Row: Maggie McCormick, Missy Clark, Rosemary Layman, Debi Lionetti, Muff LeBlanc. Back Row: Landes Rosenberry, Clare McDonald, Jodi Brown, Mrs. Eastman.

YOU MUST HAVE BEEN A BEAUTIFUL BABY

Robin Rich

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HISTORY OF THE YEAR September 1974 — Thiry-seven seniors claim their carrels, look nervously at the library row marked “ College C atalogues" and march around self-consciously in brown blazers, yel­ low and oatmeal sweaters.

Autumm — Life slides into field hockey games, eighth period science labs, expectations of upcoming weekends. Initial preparations for the East Coast Model UN to be held a LowHeywood in April are made. Hey-day and Pot Pourri create issues and LDP stages a canned food drive and sponsors a tutoring program in the elementary schools.

Anguished cries from the seniors: “ How can I prepare a term paper with college applications, job, regular homework, parties, life? Does 'Seniors-in-Action' count as an extra-curricular activity?” Some escape to the House for relief.

December — Sue DiTulio and Sally Hellier battle for earliest college acceptances. Seniors plan for internships in February. Underclassmen: “ Could you please get us a hot chocolate mix, a cookie, two cookies, three cookies?”

Christmas party with lots of edibles. Junior class plans for the March Junior Party. The Glee Club and the Drama Club stage “ Amore or Less” transporting vaudeville and the flash of a musical comedy to the Low-Heywood stage.

January — Seniors start on internship with some in exotic locales and some in Stamford. The internships include government work, teach­ ing, Bermuda research, college courses, crea­ tive arts projects and North Dakota cold.

The daily trek to King becomes colder and wet­ ter.

March — The Junior Party, when another class claims their upcoming seniority, is staged. The seniors watch, realiz­ ing that they have just acknowledged their equals, and their future. Some discover that washing dishes is a good excuse for being late for class.

April — The East Coast Model UN Conference, with over five hundred people in attendance. “ Are you from Poland or Uganda; where is the committee meeting on internation­ al security?" College acceptances: “ I got in! I got in!”

Acceptances include Brown, Pine Manor, Smith, Rollins, University of Colorado, Ohio Wesleyan and UPenn. Will­ ing Night and the passing out of the paraphernalia that the seniors have collected from past Willing Nights.

INTERMISSION

Darien Theater

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PATRONS

SPONSORS

Ethel Allen, Inc. New Canaan Bookstore Paulâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Window Boutique Dr. and Mrs. E. Boroson Dr. and Mrs. Louis D. Browning Mr. and Mrs. Roberts G. Carder Mr. and Mrs. Richad Cheswick Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Coppola Design Studio Mr. and Mrs. Lee John Eastman Mr. and Mrs. L. Fertig Miriam Forrest Mr. and Mrs. Martin M. Foss, Jr. A Friend Mr. and Mrs. George F. Gershel Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Guglielmo Turn of River Hardware Mr. and Mrs. Alan Henry Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Knowlton Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Krawiec Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kweskin Ann and Julius Lasnick Mr. and Mrs. Alfred P. Lee Mr. and Mrs. Philip Mahoney Mr. and Mrs. Edward Maier Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McKee Mr. and Mrs. Carl T. Oberg Mr. and Mrs. Edward Osman Mr. and Mrs. Roger Mrs. Miles Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. James K. Silberman Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wastrom Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Weeks Roblo Woodworks Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Yates Mrs. Ingeborg Vogt

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Creedon Mr. and Mrs. Eric N. Ferguson Springdale Florists Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Frye, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Hellier, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kahan Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Rubin Mr. and Mrs. George Sarner Mr. and Mrs. E. Scocimara Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Shinabarger Dr. and Mrs. Lambros E. Siderides Trousers Down

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PHOTOGRAPHERS

Groucho Mark S.J. Perelman Dylan Thomas Crosby, Stills, Nash and Youngâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; William Shakespeare Bernie Taupin Esther Rolle Goose Creek Symphony Poco Frank Zappa Ray Davies George S. Kaufmann Paul Anka Emerson, Lake, and Palmer

Victoria Geibel Denys Gustafson Leslie Morse Heidi Udell CLASS PICTURES

Kip Alpert INSIDE ENDSHEETS

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K.H.C.M. Carole King Kerry Ferguson Robin Rich Jennifer Riechard Ray Davies James Taylor Yes Jackson Browne

The Halo Board especially thanks Mrs. Holding for her patience and enthusiasm, and Tony Costanzo for his valuable opinions and criticisms.

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LOVE and all the best things for you in the future.

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Courtesy pickles, a fruit pie, or both?

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Our friend . ‘‘the boy” An urgent call about the cow.

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MARVEL OIL COMPANY, INC. PORT CHESTER, NEW YORK 10573 MARVEL MYSTERY OIL ANDOTHERTESTED AND PROVEN PRODUCTS FOR THE AUTOMOTIVE AND INDUSTRIAL TRADE

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55 Magee Ave. Stam ford, Ct.

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Love and best wishes to

from Wendy and friends 1416 POST RD., DARIEN • EXIT 11 CONNECTICUT TURNPIKE • 655-2551

With affection and Buena suerte to the Class of 75

Mr. AND MRS. MARIO HARRINGTON

MALLOZZI CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC. 193 C ourtland Avenue Stamford, Conn.

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43 High Ridge Road at Bull's Head Stamford

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To The Low-Heywood Graduates of 1975 There’s no thrill in easy sailing, When the sky is clear and blue; There's no joy in merely doing Things which anyone can do.

But there is some satisfaction That is mighty sweet to take When you’ve reached a destination That you thought you couldn’t make.

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With the good wishes of

Mr. and Mrs. Edgar L. Geibel

Altman, Vos and Reichberg, Inc.

If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer.

Let him step to the music which he hears, however measured or far away.

Best Wishes To The Class Of â&#x20AC;&#x2122;75

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