Low-Heywood Thomas School 1978 by King School

LOW-HEYWOOD THOMAS SCHOOL STAMFORD, CONN

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Love of love, love of life and giving without measure Gives in return a wondrous yearn of a promise almost seen. Live hand-in-hand and together we'll stand on the threshold of a dream. The Moody Blues

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Live in the joy of today everything that lives Lives not alone or for itself Look well to this one day for it, and it alone is LIFE. In the brief course of this one day Live all the varieties and realities of your existence. God don't give you no more than you can handle.

A smiling face is an earthlike star A frown can't bring out the beauty that you are Love within, and you'll begin smiling ... There're brighter days ahead ...

TERRY BERMAN

KIM PETERS

Rivers belong where they can ramble Eagles belong where they can fly I've got to be where my spirit can run free Gotta find my corner of the sky.

C O ÂŁ75 (75 No rack can torture me, My soul at liberty; Behind this mortal bone There knits a bolder one

You cannot prick with saw |\|0r p jerce vvith scimitar. Two bodies therefore be. Bind one, the other fly.

"T h e most comple^Bbs days is that on w hitSp^i laughed.11 Katherine Catherine

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"D o n 't you feel a change a coming from another side of time breaking down the walls of silence lifting shadows from your m ind." -C a t Stevens

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and help ourselves to grow,into the God-like condition we so mtfc,h need. What good is wisdom without understanding — Kenneth Gamble , J S <St: '

I'm too young to be serious, and too old to be playing around.

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If I were meant to be like everyone else the gift of thought, Because to follow the crowd takes no thought at all.

I dm doomed to have no other law but mine, lor .shall I*omet>acl< to nature, the nature you oundgood; in.it ard a thousand beaten paths all eadirtg upto^you-but l must blaze my trail. For , am a WQman, and every* woman must find out ier own way. T h | F lie s ,“ ■ ’Jean Paul Sartre

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You're in my heart, You're in my soul, You'd be my friend Should 1 grow old. You are my lover; You're my best friend You're in my soul

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SENIOR SYMPTOMS K E L L Y A M E S : In love with James Taylor, Lu-Belle Gray, U. Va. wahoo, no skirt, Hotspur, Newport sailing, Sexy Sixes, Giant Rabbits, G . W . T . W . A . P . U . S . , Honeys, purse, Nurse Helen, Beauhacshks, Edison, Dans La Lune, S . Y . C . , Kootcheroo, Jackson, Lou ie's, New Year's Eve Party, Sing.

T E R R Y B ER M A N : T E E ! , Y e s, Apricot Brandy, Dreams, T . D . B . , horses, Gen esis, If it feels good, do it, Sexy S ix es, Party Much?, Icky Sc Yucky. A L IX BO O TS: M IC H A E L , Lixer, Bootsie, ooger, Yuk, blueberry, September 1 1 , 1 9 7 6 , Hey Mun, the family, the tavern, court, summer of '7 7 , the thing, "Going out for a smoke,11 "Low-Heywood Thom a s , " King School?, those kingies, weekends, "D on't call me cute, I hate the word C U T E . "

M IC H E L E BROW NING: Chele, Moosh, R A ISO N , "G rass R o o ts ," Suzy-K, ECMUNC, 1 v2 scoops, Sue D . , ' 'We have to get through my w indow ," Long hair, I'm tired, Diet Rite and Bagels, Mid night wine, that smile, 10 days of " L I F E " in Key W est, bEnk, "Can I have some . . . "

L U C IE B U C K L E Y : Goosey, saggy, T E E NY W E E N Y IT S Y B IT S Y , With love to, Prout's Neck, home of all stashed san ity, Bert and I, L . L . Bean's, Give me some real air. Ox Ridge, on the Road, East Coast Circuit, Toot's, I ate too much, Watch out for that nose (p .s. the teeth, too).

CARYN C O LLA M O R E: Care, blue eyes, Apricot Brandy, Tulip, C D B, tatoos, Dreams, Bermuda, W O O F, Don't kid yourself, Dec. 1 3 , 1 9 7 7 , two years, yeah, R .C . Cola, The Pink PintoWhat's wrong with pink?, The Cape, White Tower (what a joke), Good Times.

S U E D E P E W : Peppy le Peu, Tenny, The family, 'Stowe, B M W 's , antique V W 's , P . T . , always teased, eats like a bird, Heineken, homework, smart, " I have to feed the chickens," always late, Weeze & Lule, long hair and big eyes, tea Sc toast, laughing fits in class, everyone Loves her.

H O RTEN C E F O R R E S T : Hortz, Bookworm, basketball, softball, Nathan's, oppsie, Stop it, Merle, " I 'l l never make them 5 la p s ," summer of '7 7 , Washington, L . D . P . , social committee, shy and qui et, Hofstra-first choice, J . W . , C . R . , B . H . , G . S . , N . Y . C . , "H e 's c u te ," ZOOM.

L IS A GRAY: Crazy Graysie, Kel-KelK . P . L . J . A . , Lu -B elle , Monty Python, Hotspur, James and Jackson, Giant Rab bits, G . W . T . W . - A . P . U . S . , BoolaBoola, Pins & Needles, Barefoot, Nurse Helen, Beauhacshk's Sc Lo u is's, E d i son, Abbot and Shep Dog, Tokeneke, K elly's New Year's Eve '7 7 - '7 8 , Sing. BO N N IE H IR S C H B E R G : Bon-Bon, Snood, Bona Rarrit, Sexy Sixes, 7 years, upper lip, England of ‘7 5 , The summer of ' /6 , L . C . , Pep Club, What if I don't get into college?, Bruce Springsteen,

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Monty Python at City Center, (Beach_ B o y s )2, Giant Rabbits, tennis, red hair, Dr. Pepper, S M IL E . A N N E K E A R N S : Annie Farkle-Sparkle, Annie-Poo, scary movies, cast parties, hair band, O .G , She W as A Lazy W itch, Jin g le B e lls , Key B iscayn e, Rogs eat shrubs, Does your dog bite?, Squad Commander, Fruit of the Loom, Bean plants, C H E V E T T E .

S U E K E E N : W eenz, Suzy-K, Sexy Six es, Giant Rabbits, E n g la n a '7 5 , EC M U N C , L ittle Red Cricket, O .G ., Tap Dancer, Never organized, Rogs eat shrubs, 10 days of " L I F E " in Key W est, sleepovers, scary movies, field hockey co captain, She Was A Lazy W itch , Home coming Queen, Co-Peppy.

M A R Y K IL B O U R N : King English, summer school '7 6 , babysitting, F a ts, the joys of boating, Huntington Yacht Club, mov ie s ?, cheerleader, miller, the library, salads, J , Central Park, Florida 7 8 , Hank Jo n es's Party, Clairol, "W h ere's C h a rlie ? ", Country Tavern, the NOVA, K ilby. JE N N IF E R KNO W LTO N: Mr. Nifer, N BD , Make me weak, Beverley, England, Nifer, hockey, Paddington, president, Mr. Olsen, Raggedy Anne, collarbones and dress slings, hot fudge sundaes, frozen yogurt, Jane Bond, Love it. Love it. Love it ., Mousetrap, McChristirferw illy . L A R A IN E M ANCINI: Laraine M ichelle, N .Y .M .A ., N .Y .M .A ., N .Y .M .A ., Help me with my math, Hortence, Marga

ret-ready to go to K IN G ? , PayphoneFlorida John, I got a letter, N .Y .C . weekends, Red Je e p , Have any gum?, Hey G irl, Think of something to do y'all.

JO A N N E M E R C E D E : The Girl With The Hair, Lulu, Hazel F M E R , joc, hockey boots, F A T S , P-town, F U B !, mid-week break , pool shart, ski v t., (GK)2, f . a . , W 0 0 - W 0 0 !, "I'm so rowdy", the Maz, weezee, trip back from the Cape '7 7 , p.u. Sue, v&g&splash, champagne nites, the yacht desire, GOOD FRIENDS

G R E T A M E S IC S : Gre-Gre, True Grit, 8th grade, the sewer group, Junior Party, ‘tea, Animals, R e a lly ?, "m o d ", I'm so tired, " I'v e got so much w o rk!!, FUL E O , Uga Buga Baba Lu, Greta, "Tough B a n an as", DARTMOUTH.

L A U R A MOYNAHAN: long blond hair, O L A ! , Weed Beach, white vans, The Nature Center, Su sie, muffin, cupcakes, V ictoria, Station, I like Ja z z , paper mache fight, Irish Catholic, Cher, lions and Laura, should never be underesti mated, FO O D , jewelry, art, photo, Guna, Dasher.

JA N IN E O C T EA U : Ja y - Ja y , R . l. beach baby, Island House, groupie, Ronne, F la '7 7 with Kim, Johnny Walker and Candy Stripper, one of the 3 muske teers, Santa's singing soprano elf, A . C . , marconies, " C L A Y , " tackle the modeling world, "W h at a fo x ," M . J . , K . P . , J . P . , M . K . , Happy Daze. JU D IT H LYN N P E R K IN S : Ju d i, backwards talk we do, y e s ?, Boogie On The Milky

W ay, 1 2 / 3 /7 7 . . . seen with J . O . , K . P . , M . K . , K . T . , D . P . , BVD 110 + 2 . . . No, it's gone, other side of midnight, Mike Mooney, just suppose . . . Jane 7 7 0 , L . C . , M OOSH, Hey Jude.

"G e o rg ie ," one of the 3 musketeers, RO-W-D-l-E, can't laugh w/o crying, never w/o a comb, Santa's demented elf, Charlie's angel for a night, NM and L Y my faithful companions and common sense, those blue eyes, summer of ' l l , "W h y me?"

KIM P E T E R S # 1 : Kimmie Le e, track, L D P , secretary treasurer, "I'm going on a d ie t," , my goodness, always rolling her eyes, definitely, fashion show re hearsal, sign of the arrow, "D o you have your com b," intellect, on the money, C O T IL L IO N S , summers of 17 5 / 17 6 , later LH T . . . .

L IS A SK A G G S: " L i l i , " cats, horses, Ox Ridge, little white bug, sailing, TWA_, "K w a n - Y in ," Stamford Springdale Ani mal Hospital, Bloomies, May I see your notes, Su e?, Macdonald's ever other_ Friday, Puerto Rico, Coca-Cola, swim ming, green thumb, GO UCHER.

KIM P E T E R S # 2 : One of the 3 muske teers, Santa's hysterical elf, Jimmy F . , F la 177 w /Janine, tackle the modeling world, Marlboros, marconies, Clay fight, happy daze with intellectual Adri an and Danny, Johnny W a lk e r?, R . I . beach baby, Island House, J . O . , J . P . , L . M . , M .K .

K R IS T IN THO M PSO N: K . K . T . , Check book, Choate-Rosemary Hall, weekends, B M W , English at King, Alfa Romeo, W L P , Spain, Florida, golf lessons, gold, Pentax, B D V V , leather belt, sal ads at Victoria Station, the library, Vantage, Long Island, Bloomies, Thanks M cBee.

D EE P O W E L L : Deedles, backwards talk we do, y e s?, abott, Kawasaki 9 0 0 , Simm's B r o s ., Toad's P la ce , The sid ing, morbid art, it's almost Friday, I've got to go to Hamilton, Fire-fly, Rose, T r- 7 .

M A R G A R ET E L IZ A B E T H TSAN G : Margaux, Sexy Sixes, Froggey, Yum, Triscuits, long, black hair, The Habitbreakers, "I'm going to learn to drive one of these days, then watch out! " , W e 'll eventually get there, Party P a l, King classes, that crazy Scotch, "W e ll, w e'll see you . . . . "

AMANDA RAW SO N : Cadbury, Schweppes, Kenya-summer of '7 3 , England '7 7 , 6 years, sports freak, art club faithful, California, Katherine, nurse, "M rs . D.qet your hands off my painting," Bea tles, Keith Carradine, G R EA T SCHOOL S P IR IT , " I get the car tomorrow, H UR R A H ." M A RY JA N E SA N T A G A T A : " M . J .

TANYAH V A N T E R PO O L: moody, sensi tive quiet, basketball, L D P , " P O O L E " , Tammy, Tell me, come on, Barbizon, Hofstra, Washington, summer of '7 7 , Marriot, disco, I need a job, He's cute, C O T IL L IO N S , Ice skating, eighteen, we're late again, taurus, ZOOM.

ASHINGTON: M ERLIN , TurTammy, Strum, Fred, sa lady and Crowley po_w-

key, Petie lev, "Forget it, j u s t forget i t " , Curtis Curtis Curtis C, Boogie in the senior study, Marriot, SG F iz z , Greta, you want to argue?" , Zoom, Myrtle the Turtle, B E A T R IC E .

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I U SA W A S T R O M : W eeze, FatW eezer Mobile, F a ts , Raison, F U B l , the C A P E , hockey, wacko, 2 tor 1, mid week break . . . , white jeep, Rowdie, ski V T . , woo-woo! I , laughing fits in class, Yum-Yum girl, all niters . . . . , F O X X X , J . D . , V & G , slob, silver, Mi ami Momma, chapagne nite, snowie, Oh W o w ! !, Good F r ie n d s ...........................

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WHATEVER HAPPENED TO THE CLASS OF 78? The summer ended in a super way! All the seniors joined Mrs. Cesare and the faculty at a picnic. After dividing into groups, seniors with teachers, each group went off either to make a square, move two logs, stand on a tire, or get everyone over tne rope. It was great fun with everyone relaxed, being herself. Then school started off with a bang! The seniors shot across the study hall to establish their carrels. The maroon blazers and pink and black sweaters made the school a colorful place. Paddington Bear installed himself as senior mascot by sitting in a prominent posiÂ tion, plastering the w alls, and constantly pleading with the students to be good. He even joined in the school fun at the annual fall picnic with King School. School spirit seemed high as the year started. As the hockey season progressed, spirit rose even higher. With cheers from the stands, the teams had their best season. King also benefitted from our s Dirit; their soccer team greatly appreciated our cheers as they achieved a winning season. T nere was even a challenge match between King and Low-Heywood Thomas. L-HT won out had its injuries. The school work s owly but surely mounted up, and cries of " I didn't study last night for this test! What am I going to do! ? ! 11 and "O h , I'm going to f a il! " resounded throughout the school. Pressure mounted as the seniors also had to contend with college applications. Early action made some seniors joyous; Dartmouth, Tulane, Y a le , U . V a . , and Goucher are the better for their acceptances.

As November progressed, life became more settled. The successful one-act plays helped to relieve the tension. Everyone was grateful for Thanksgiving break, especially the seniors who had just finished writing term papers. Exams were endured, and everyone counted down the days to Christmas vacation. But first there was the Christmas Party — a memorable one! Mrs. Weidig returned and received a standing ovation. Also every senior received a little Paddington Bear from her sophomore sister. The Christmas Pageant was a great success, involving the entire Middle School and the Glee Club singing "H a lle lu ja h !11 The January snows arrived, and everyone wore corduroy pants of grey and blue. Seniors planned for the five-week internship as February approached. Florida was the most exotic ]lace for one lucky intern, while those seniors remaining to take classes at school became busier than ever. Twenty-four seniors left to try their wings in the professional and busi ness world. Meanwhile, actors and actresses from the two schools presented Inherit the Wind, an enthralling evening of theatre. Junior Party was early this year. It brought back memories of our own Junior Party — the hectic rehearsals, the papier mache fight, Mocha Ja v a , animals, "Uga -B u g a," Jane Bond, and the tree presented to us by our little sisters. As spring approached, senior thoughts centered on college. "W ill I be accepted?" was a common question heard in the study hall. The list expanded as April advanced, May sneaked in, and Advanced Placement week was endured, as were the final exams. The Prom, W illing Night, Blue-Black P ic n ic , and Graduation occupied the seniors in early June. And then it was June 7th, 1 9 7 8 , and the seniors walked up the a i s l e .....................

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Best Wishes to the Class of 1 9 7 8

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If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the muÂ sic which he hears, however measured or far away. Thoreau With love from P A M E L A O SW A L D , TH E E N T IR E H EY-D A Y S T A F F

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Love and Congratulations to L iis a and The Class of '78

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Learn To Accept Abstract Truth By Connecting It With Something Fam iliar. Congratulations Hortence

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EXTRA SPECIAL THANKS TO MRS. HELEN KWESKIN YEARBOOK STAFF: Editor in Chief: Greta Mesics Business Manager: Lisa Gray Layout Editor: Kelly Ames Photography and Art: Kristin Thompson and Laura Moynahan Copy Editor: Amanda Rawson Advisor: Mrs. Helen Kweskin

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