1982 Yearbook by Marvelwood School

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The 1982 PRISM is Dedicated to

MR. RAYDON P RONSHAUGEN

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¥ The Class of 1982 dedicates this year's PRISM to Mr. Raydon P. Ronshaugen who, with the steadfast and loving support of his wife Maye, has helped make Marvelwood a special place. We have known him as an upbeat, cheerful, friendly, and caring person who always acknowledged the good in people in spite of their mistakes. He always seemed to find time to talk or say "Hello", and his enthusiasm and sense of humor raised the spirits of the community. His wisdom and understanding gained him the respect and affection of generations of students. His years of devoted service during a distinguished career in education have enriched and given direction to the lives of hundreds of students throughout the world. On behalf of all Marvelwood students who have felt his kindness, we say, "Thank you, Mr. Ronshaugen."

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To the Class of 1982: It's particularly gratifying to write in your year book. You are not only my first Marvelwood class; you have been an important and positive part of my first Marvelwood year. You've brought much more to me and to the school this year than I can acknowledge, but I'm grateful to you individ ually and as a group. I hope you remember when you think back to this year that you were called on for a special effort, and that you came through, to your and Marvel wood's credit. You leave us the better for your time here, and full of pride in all your achievements. No small amount of love and confidence will follow you in the years to come. Goodbye — good luck — sayonara! all,

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This year's PRISM Staff would like to dedicate this page to our class mate and friend, Paul Mahoney who is remembered for his sense of humor and his outstanding contributions to our school as an athlete.

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ADMINISTRATION

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PETER B. TACY Headmaster English Williams College B.A. The School of Letters, Indiana University

BARBARA B. TACY Administration Bennington College B.A. University of Vermont M.A.

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MR. & MRS. G. PETER O'NEILL. JR. Assistant Headmaster Director of Admissions and Development History St. Michael's College B.A. Trinity College

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KENNETH E. KESKINEN Director of Studies English, Psychology Columbia College A.B. Columbia University A.M.

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JOSEPH W. NEARY Dean of Faculty and Students Director of Athletics English Boston University A.B. Trinity College M.A.

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RAYDON P. RONSHAUGEN Associate Headmaster, Emeritus Alumni Director Augustana A.B. University of Wisconsin M.A.

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NANCY G. JABLONSKI Skills Program University of Connecticut B.A. Southern Connecticut State College M.S.

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NEIL A. SHIMMIELD History Mathematics University of Nottingham B.A. Oxford University

PHILIP B. SMITH Woodworking University of Chicago Ph.B.

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ROBERT GREENE Science University of New Hampshire B.S. University of Bridgeport M.S.

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DEBORAH S. CORWIN Latin, Mathematics William Smith College B.A.

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PATRICIA MOREHOUSE School Secretary

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Thanks to: Mr and Mrs. "J" “hunting with Zwickery" "101 "The Park Aue. Crooners Coogles "My little sisters" Lea Regine loue "When you least Woodsey Expect it. expect it" Squeeze me please Animat. Dags 9:30 munch parties The Calhoun Girls Mom and Dad /orgiuing me your loue and support and especially for giving up so much to provide me with this much needed second chance. TH always loue you both so much............... To Maruelujood, although Tue had hard times. Tue also had great ones, and the good, out weight the bad. Jusan Jac Maruelwood Halda Gra............. 44 Nobody can make you feel inferior without your concent .... Eleanor Roosevelt....... "The soul has bandaged moments . . . Emily Dickinson "The Road not Taken" ... Robert Frost

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Time itself is bought and sold. Spreading fear of growing old Contains a thousand foolish games that we play. While people planning trips to stars Allow another boulevard To claim a quiet country lane. It's insane . . . . . Neil Young . . .

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Each and everyone of you . . . "VJhat made us friends in the long ago When first uie met? Well I think I know: The best in me and the best in you Hailed each other because they knew That always and always since life began Our being friends u?as part of God's plans." George Webster Douglas

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I "its all over now Baby Blue" . . . "Off to the Ritz" . . . An Electrical Explosion . . Take care, and best of luck for the years to come to all BoPeep and fellow Sheeps ... RP. PC.B.. J.W.. K.K.B.A.H. .. . Pond Watching . .. ILY Louise Gray .. . Thanks for everything Mom and Dad .. . The Wall . .. Just want to have, a little peace to die and a friend, or two I love, at hand . . . If I knew the way I would take you home . . . Fare you well, my honey, fare you well, my only true one , . .

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C.C.H. 2/6/82 .. . Absolutely Stumendous . . . Bergs and B.B.s . .. "Home where my thoughts escaping Home my musics playing Home where my love lies waiting Silently for me." . . . Simon and Garfunkel . . .

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Time is a measure before it's begun slips away like winding water, live for the pleasure . . . fill up the machines . . . Hef. MH. . . . The Military Captain . . . Sue B. . .. MB. late night . . . going home to Fla. . .. DUFFLhSS but Cheez pulled through in the clutch . . , Summer of '81' Belmar . the boys from Fla. . . . Ransom dead for the head . going home for the weekend . . . City bound ... 8 people in the packed Capri . . . Angela’s parties that neuer were . . . the Bonanza adventures . . . The PH club . . . New Years Eve JA. KZ . . The Revolution of the luinter of '81' .. . "Quarters" Roman vote . . Cheez it up Nightly .. . The Cliff ... Chip Factor ... Dealing to Belmar . . Found on the Road Dead . . Saue Duff .., "The City The Other End . . . Tara don't forget hou» I feel about you . . . Florida Snouj Storms . . . The White Rocks . . . Stratton Ski Weekends . . Schuess NJ is alright. The best of luck to you. keep in touch . . , Don’t forget May 29. 1982 . . . Senior Prank . . Freaky Deaky . . , Disco Superfreak . . . Thank you Marvelwood and the people that are Marvelwood for the second chance it tuas worth evey minute of it ... I will never forget the friends that I have made here especially Tara. Schuess. DR. Mary. Ann. Weezie. JP. Howie. Tuck, you've all made a difference in my life . . . Thanks to Mom and Dad for euerj^thing, I loue you both . . .

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The Cross Country team completed another season with a winning record of 10-3. Following a frustrating two-loss introduction to the season (Canterbury and Mill brook, with both scores close), the team began a streak of wins against Storm King, Forman, St. Margaret-McTernan, Wooster, Watkinson, Storm King, New York Mili tary Academy, Forman and Wooster. Disrupted only by a loss to Salisbury, the season concluded with a win against St. Margaret-McTernan. A source of strength for the team lay in the Nick Benson, Peter Burke and James Wagstaff trio. In four meets they were able to capture the first, second and third positions, a sequence that automatically wins the event. Loretta A. Wardlaw, Best Wishes Class of 1982 56

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Although this year's varsity team did not have a winning record, those who watched any of the games frequently remarked about the marked improvement of the quality of play. The defense, which played extremely well in most games, was held together by the fine play of sweeper Bram van der Vlugt, Arnheim, the Netherlands. Besides playing tough man-to-man defense, the fullbacks also cleared the ball quickly and kept it under control. In the midfield Bill Hutchings, Locust Valley, N.Y., took over at midseason and gave us more control over loose balls in the midfield. On the frontline, Buster Crabtree, McLean, VA, came in late in the season to play striker, a position he handled very well. Overall, the scores can be somewhat deceptive. While it appears that we may have played defensively quite often, this was not usually the case. Rather, it was the case that the defense was very strong (a 2 goals-against per game average); and that our young forward line was inexperienced and had difficulty capitalizing on all of our scoring opportunities. • F•

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The WILDERNESS WAYS program this Fall was based upon the two fundamental concepts of learning outdoor skills and gaining self-confidence. The outdoor skills aspect of the pro gram dealt with common sense attitudes and knowledge necessary to get along in the outdoors without running into trouble. This common sense training involved firebuilding and shelter in all weather situations; the necessity of carrying extra water, food, and proper clothing at all times, as well as map and compass skills. That aspect of the course dealing with confidence building was an ongoing process through out the course that involved group interaction and individual challenges. Hypothetical situa tions involving careful thought, risk, and physical effort were almost a daily part of the program — all directed towards getting a group of twelve individuals to function as one, and simultaneously building the confidence of each member. All told, the goal of the course was to instill a degree of skill, common sense, and confidence in an individual so that he or she could feel at home and enjoy the outdoors in any situation. I feel that each individual that participated this Fall is deserving of credit for a job well done. To Beav, Beau, John, Spuds, Wally, Jenny, Casey, Hikaru, Jim, Amos, Ricky, and Albert — thank you for teaching me. Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Burke, The Best to the Class of 1982, Good luck the Burkes

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For the fourth year in a row, the Marvelwood hockey team improved its record from that of the previous season. This year's 6-2 record was the result of a very potent offense, a good defense, and an overall optimistic team attitude. Placed by leading scorer and team MVP Jeff Leech, Providence RI; Chris Arnold, West Simsbury, CT; Corey Cannata, Danbury, CT; Rich Gordon, Hartford, CT and Will Pouch, Irvington, NY, scored more goals than any other recent Marvelwood team. Defen sively, Chris Zimmerman, Rye, NY; Trip Whiting, Winnetka, IL; and Kevin Hanifin, Suffern, NY, were a steady defensive trio, while Buster Crabtree, McLean, VA, played well in goal. The two games at the end of the season clearly represented the team's fine efforts and attitudes. Against the South Kent JV's the team came back from a one goal deficit in the third period to win by scoring the winning goal on a power play with just 17 seconds left in the game. Jeff Leech set up the goal by stealing the puck from a South Kent defenseman in the corner. While falling to the ice, Jeff passed the puck in front to Corey Cannata. Although Corey's shot was stopped by the South Kent goalie. Tripper Whiting shot the rebound over the fallen goalie into the top of the net. Against Watkinson, a team that won by a goal in January, Marvelwood's guns came through. Most of the Blue's shots seemed to find the corners and inside of the posts while Watkinson's shots were turned aside by Buster Crabtree. Jeff Leech and Chris Arnold played very well, each of them scoring four goals. While the graduation of Jeff Leech and Buster Crabtree leave some key spots open, the return of the majority of start ers should mean more good hockey in the seasons ahead. Mrs. Joseph Boden

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This year's lacrosse season began with 18" of snowfall that forced the team to practice in a local horsebarn, scooping lacrosse balls and other foreign objects — it ended with a 8-2 record, a big win over South Kent and an exciting overtime sudden death win over Hopkins. The victory over South Kent was the first in twelve years and the pungent odor of Mr. O'Neill's "South Kent Victory Havana Cigar" still lingers in the dining hall. In the final game of the season against Hopkins the score was tied nine different times during the game. With Marvelwood ahead with three minutes to go Hopkins tied the game and with less than two minutes remaining Hopkins went ahead; thirty seconds later Buster Crabteee tied the game with a nifty left-hand shot. With the opening face-off of sudden death overtime David Ramazzotti won the draw, scooped the ball in his patented one-handed way, fed Jeff Leech and Jeff found the net, winning the game and at the same time breaking the school scoring record. Jeff was one of the top five scorers in Western New England and was named to the Division 11 All Star Team. The season was one of the finest in Marvelwood's 25 years of lacrosse, and the team should be proud of their achievements.

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