One Day for Trinity-Pawling

In memory of Miles Hubbard

I always stopped at TP around 7am on our way up to Vermont for a weekend and sure enough - Hubbs was there - he always made me laugh. I miss him a lot.

In honor of JP Burlington

In honor of MacGregor Robinson

In honor of Maria Reade

In honor of Irwin Liu

In honor of Coach Coratti, Mrs. Reade, and Mr. Taylor!

In honor of Sally Pryor

In honor of Chris Gillman and Taylor Pirie.

Thank you for your tireless efforts with our guys!

In honor of Bill Dunbar

Mr. Dunbar was my first year JV football coach. He was small but wiry and tough. He taught me how to tackle, block and throw. RIP...

In honor of Teacher and Coach Bill Cooper

In memory of Teacher and Coach Bill Cooper

In honor of Miles Hubbard

In memory of Miles Hubbard

Tommy Seitz for continuing to lead our class thru difficult times.

Thank you for believing in our son and giving him an opportunity to attend Trinity-Pawling as a part of the class of 2024!

In honor of Papa Bear

In honor of Maria and Ned Reade

Your kind and loyal dedication to the school and its mission. Thank you

In honor of Earl Scott Carlin

Earl was one of the most amazing people who has ever touched my life. He showed me what it meant to do the right thing not the popular thing. When the sun is shining just right on a beautiful day, I always look up and tell Big Earl thank you. Thank you for looking down on your boys and and smiling. Miss you brotha.

In honor of MacGregor Robinson

Trinity-Pawling misses you every day.

Dedicated to all the faculty and staff who provide such a fantastic learning environment and growth experience for their students... TP is a wonderful place, we will always have fond memories and will continue to give support.

In honor of Duncan P

In honor of Ty Benham

In honor of Hubert Manifold

Mr. Manifold was a math teacher back in the day who probably hasn't received the recognition he deserves as a dedicated and highly competent TP faculty member. I was a terrible math student but, one day, Mr. Manifold held me after class and coached me on some (for me anyway) difficult concepts. "You can do this," he said and I 've never forgotten it.

In honor of Charles E McDonnell Jr.

In honor of Robin Boggs

In memory of Robin Boggs

Robin was my roommate 2 of the 4 years at TP. He was a great roommate, friend and fellow athlete. We had many adventures and fun together. To all my Classmates of '75, those that I started freshman year to those I ended with my senior year, but the real heroes were the faculty, staff and coaches we loved.

In memory of Eric “Zeke” Peterson

Lived with...Attitude is Everything

In memory of Miles Hubbard

Just a great mentor to me during my time at TP as a student, and afterwards as well. He ALWAYS put the School's and Students needs ahead of his own.

In honor of Bill Cooper

Great coach and mentor

Big Blue '84!

In honor of My mother

So many to choose from. Bottom line is my mother always wanted the best for me. TP was that place for me.

In honor of The Faculty & supporting staff

In honor of Matt Damn, David Erdman, Labell, all our amazing classmates of ‘71

Matt Damn, David Erdman, Labell, and all our amazing classmates of ‘71

In honor of Dave and Debbie Coratti's 40 years of leadership and service to T-P. Thank you!

Dave and Debbie, congratulations on your well-earned retirement and thank you for your leadership, guidance, and service to so many of us who had the privilege of learning from you.

Stay safe boys! Hail TP

In honor of Dave corrati

In honor of Josh Frost

in honor of his exemplary leadership at the World Language department position and for always supporting his fellow language teachers.

In honor of Tim Hickey

In honor of Dutch Keel and Mrs Berlandi

Can’t thank Mr Keel and Mrs Berlandi enough for their compassion and support!

In honor of Bill Taylor

Mr Taylor is such a class act! A wonderful headmaster, mentor and approachable person on campus. Trinity Pawling is fortunate to have his vision.

In honor of Miles Hubbard

As a classmate of Miles, I could see he was for Trinity Pawling all the way.

A big thank you to all the past & present faculty/staff of the Trinity-Pawling School.

Dedicated to Chuck Little. Chuck was passionate about music. In eleventh grade he built his own electric guitar and eventually painted it bright yellow with tiger stripes. He left this planet way too soon and will always be a part of the Big Blue Crew.

In honor of all the TP Heroes especially Coach Gillman and Coach Hoffman

In memory of Hubbs

Go TP!

Thank you to the Trinity-Pawling community - past and present - faculty/staff, students, alumni, and parents. Trinity-Pawling is an incredible place.

In Honor and Memory of Miles Hubbard.

In honor of Irwin Liu

In memory of Irwin Liu

Irwin Liu was a dear friend who died suddenly and tragically several years ago. He was an outstanding human being, wrestler, student. He exuded a joy for life and undying loyalty towards his family and friends. He epitomized what the school either is or should be about. I really miss his presence. He was not afraid to take on prior Administration about what he perceived as unfair treatment of his fellow fighting gentlemen. That was an act of courage that I will be eternally grateful for.

In honor of Coach Coratti

In honor of Mr. Keel a true gentleman!

In honor of Carp, MBR, MacG

In honor of Greg “Carp” Carpiniello & the rest of the TP alumni and staff during my time at TP

Among many others, Carp left a lasting mark on my time at TP and instilled the right attitudes and lessons that have contributed towards my successes as an adult. I appreciate all the he and Trinity Pawling have done for me in my life. Go Pride!

The 88 that walked in May of 1984

All the staff and faculty are Heroes. It takes everybody working together to help these young scholars grow into young men. Thank you for all that you do!!!!!

In honor of Phil Smith

He put up with my immature bull shit and let me graduate!

In honor of Ty Benham

In honor of Kevin Neal Acrish

In honor of Mr. Harff

Mr. Harff has been a true role model! Thank you for everything!

In honor of Nick and Regan LaFontaine

In honor of Miles Hubbard '57

In honor of Chris Gillman & Emily Tucci

Michael's heroes are Mr. Gillman and Ms. Tucci! Thank you for your daily support, inspiration and continuous encouragement!

In honor of Matt Dann

Matt Dann was one of the few people who slapped me in the back of the head as hard as he could and I still had total respect for him!!!!!!

I miss Coach Hubbard. May his memory continue to be a blessing. Sending my best to Janet, Sharon and all of Coach Hubbard’s family.

In honor of Ted Kneeland

Ted Kneeland was the inspiration behind a life of learning that I didn't recognize until after I graduated from Trinity-Pawling. Thank you, Mr. Kneeland for a well learned life.

In honor of Jack Karpoe

In honor of Faculty and Staff

Thank you for helping us raise our 3 boys

Class of 1968

My Hero is Matthew Golden: teacher, coach, older brother, my grandson.

In honor of Andrew Kirkaldy

In honor of Jon Pettit

In memory of Jack Karpo and David Terrell

Coach Karpo was a wonderful football coach and teacher who prepared me for life after T-P particularly in Chemistry and Mr. Terrell was my hockey mentor who helped me in choosing where to pursue hockey in college.

If we could add a few more zeros to the donation - we would! We are forever grateful to Trinity-Pawling and the lasting impact this wonderfully special school has had on our son’s life. 💕 So many current and former teachers and staff to thank - Ms. Barker, Coach Bell, Mrs. Carlin, Mr. Dinsmore, Mr. Dore, Mr. Fritts, Coach Gillman, Mr. & Mrs. Hoffman, Mr. & Mrs. Kellogg, Coach LaFontaine, Mr. & Mrs. Mead, Mr. Reade, Headmaster Smith and Ms. Tucci.

In honor of The entire Class of '64 and in memory of our fellow classmates who are no longer with us.

In honor of John Owen - one of the best teachers O ever had.

In honor of Miles Hubbard

In memory of Tyler Benham #56

In honor of Dutch Keel, for the incredible difference he made for MacLean during his TP years—and after!

In honor of Bill Casson and Ned Reade; both who, in different ways, have made significant impacts on Blake.

In honor of Mrs. Foster

In honor of Coach Ferraris

In honor of Brian Fidler

Toussaint C. Romain's work as a Civil Rights leader in Charlotte and around the country, A True Hero speaking and standing up for what is right.

In honor of Debbie and Dave Coratti

In honor of Kent, Connie, Chris, Joe, Ned, and Mark. Thank you!

In honor of Kevin Acrish

Always in our thoughts, friend!

My heroes are Ned and Maria Reade, they were my mentors, coaches, teachers, and my parents away from home. It was a true blessing to have the Reade's as part of my life at TP and I will eternally grateful for that experience.

In honor of Matt Dooley

In facing challenges Matt is all about spreading joy and positivity! Keep smiling Matt!

In honor of my T-P Heroes .... Mr. Mathew Dann, Mr. William Dunbar, Mr. Jack Karpoe, Mr. William Cooper, and Mr. Miles Hubbard.

The Class of 1990! All of you men are amongst the best I’ve ever known!

To our #56 TB. Class of 90 will forever have an empty space, without you.

Coach Hutchinson, Corratti, and Henry

In honor of Mike Weber

For putting up with me through APES! And inspiring me to pursue science.

In honor of Josh Collins

In honor of All Faculty

In honor of my hero, Andy Rickert

In honor of Coaches: D. Coratti, P. Henry, J. Hutchinson

In honor of all the great T-P Teachers, Coaches and Staff...I specifically would like to thank Coaches D. Coratti, P. Henry, J. Hutchinson for all the advice and wisdom shared both on the field and off the field. It is teachers and coaches like you that help shape young men for a life of perpetual learning, fortitude and compassion. Thank you!

In honor of T-P FACULTY...THEN AND NOW!

In honor of The Class of 1995

In honor of Chris Tschupp

In honor of John Owen

Great English teacher!

In honor of Coach Sam Clougher

Keep growing TP

In honor of Coach Foster

In honor of Bill Casson

In honor of Debbie and Dave Coratti

In honor of Dave and Debbie Coratti

Congratulations on a well-deserved retirement! Thanks for everything you have done for me and my family.

In honor of Dave Coratti

Dave Coratti was a great mentor in the years I needed direction the most. I hope more young men get the same chance at greatness he enabled for me.

In memory of Eileen Heubel

In honor of Mr. Golden and Mrs. Grahn

Honor of all the great faculty, staff, coaches ,administration and students past and present who have helped to shape so many lives in a positive way.

In honor of Acolytes & Vergers

Heroes of All Saints Chapel

In honor of Editors & Writers of the Phoenix

Heroes for a Free Press

In memory of MacGregor Robinson

Hero for Mentors

TP is my hero

My TP hero is Chris Gillman. He makes each and every day special for the boys of TP through his unrelenting support and enthusiasm. Thanks for all you did for me and all you continue to do for the boys!

In honor of Robert Gardiner

One of the funniest and best man I have ever know. He was my fathers best man in his wedding and life long friend of the LEBLOND family .

In honor of Maria Reade, who started the T-P Farming Program in 2011. Thank you!

John Sartorius 111

In honor of This donation is in honor of each member of the Scully (dining) Hall team.

In memory of classmate Hunter Karen. Rest In Peace brother.

In honor of Mike Webber and Slade Mead

In honor of Tim Hickey

In honor of Kevin Acrish

Died too young

In honor of Mr. Kerins

In honor of Emily Tucci and Rachel Kellogg

We appreciate all of your hard work!

In honor of Brad Abbott

Mr. Abbott was the father of our friend and classmate Bill. He was our math teacher and a pretty intense coach on the basketball court as seen in this pic. We miss him.

In honor of Mr. Rob Davenport

My hero is Dick Hilmer '73 When I grow up. I want to be just like him.

In honor of Fr. Thomas Orso

In honor of David & Debbie Coratti

In honor of the thousands of lives you've enriched over your very storied careers. Congratulations!

In honor of Nick LaFontaine

Nick LaFontaine has been a true partner in the education of my two sons. He’s had a positive impact on both of them that can’t be overstated. Thank you!

In honor of Bill Dunham and Ralph Fedele

Ralph and Bill are the best wrestling coaches ever.

In honor of MacGregor Robinson

Thank you for believing in me!

In honor of Coach Gillman

In memory of Raymond C. Horncastle

Too many heroes to choose just one, but...Without mom and dad, there was no TP for me!

In memory of Mike Stabile

Thank you to the amazing teachers and staff who supported the class of 97.

In honor of Ted Mosle

In honor of the students who make this school what it is.

In honor of Mrs. Jameson

Thank you Mrs. Jameson. You made a difference and I am forever grateful

In honor of Nick LaFontaine, Chris Gillman, Roberta Lidl, and Arlene Toscano

In memory of Ben Taylor

Thank you to Katie Berlandi for helping my son through some tough times-very appreciative of you And your kindness

In memory of Miles Hubbard

In memory of Dr. Gamage

In memory of Lora Gray

In honor of Dave and Debbie Coratti

Thank you Dave and Debbie for your dedication to TP Students for an amazing 40 years!

In honor of TB Class of '90

In honor of Miles Hubbard

Miles I want to thank you for the impact you had on my life. When I was a student, you were always checking in on me and making sure I was getting done the things I needed to get done. You dedicated your afternoons to athletics and put in countless hours making sure we were prepared for practice and games with uniforms, etc. You also made the effort to get to know the students on campus, and for some, you became a mentor and someone to look up to. I just want to thank you for your love and passion for Trinity-Pawling. You were a model citizen and always required us to be positive stewards and representatives of T-P. Thank you, Miles!

In honor of Mark Barone

In memory of my father, Mark Barone. I was fortunate enough to see him every day at T-P as a student. I miss and think about him every day and I’m grateful for the sacrifices he made so that me and my brother, Joseph Barone ‘14, could receive a great education. Always our hero.

I am donating in honor of the following wonderful people who had a part in my life during my time at T-P: The Class of 1975, Phil Smith, Bill Dunbar, Dan Lee, John Lloyd Owen, Jack Karpoe, Miles Hubbard, Bill Cooper, David Tirrell, Fr. Herron, Walter Adams, Brad Abbott, Ty Tuttle, Ed Powers, Eric Ruoss, Ted and Carol Kneeland, Bill Smyth, Frank Luongo, Kevin Dooley, Bill and Bonnie LaBelle, The Bogers, Bill Kite, Jim Ferguson, Mr. Ugalde, The Harringtons, Mr. Regan, Herb Dalton, Dave Erdmann, Tom Mayer, Mr. Duford, Mr. Simpson, and probably others I am not remembering at this moment.

In honor of Dave Reece

For the memory of Dave Reece wrestling Will Snyder behind the cage - and so many more.....

In honor of my heroes Raymond C. Horncastle and Miles Hubbard

In honor of Kenny McDougal in the FCS playoffs.

In honor of Tyler Benham

So many teacher, classmates and faculty members helped me during my time at Trinity Pawling, hard to just honor one. Thank you Trinity Pawling for starting me on a path to becoming the man I am today.

In honor of David H. Montross '62

To the entire TP community. You are all hero’s and make TP a special place.

In honor of Dr Kenneth King

A genuine gentle giant spending his life looking after others with his medical practice for over 30 years in Brooklyn NY.

Jack Karpoe as an outstanding coach and teacher!

In honor of Dave Reece

Mr. Reece took a chance on the two Geagan boys & supported our family to experience all TP had to offer- it changed our lives- and so did running cornfields! Thx Red Light!

In honor of the A-Team and Rachel Kellogg

In honor of Miles Hubbard '57, Chiz Umunakwe '18, and Matt Dooley '23

In honor of T-P's amazing faculty and staff!!

In honor of Bill Dunham

For all of the guidance he has shared with our son Ryan

In honor of Irwin Liu.

In honor of The Class of 1971- "The Fighting Gentlemen"

To The Class of 1971: "The Fighting Gentlemen". Never has a greater group of gentlemen been assembled. Thank you all for your loyalty and friendship as we share our 50th Reunion together. God's Blessings and" Fides et Virtus"

Matt Dann, who took a personal interest in my success at T-P, and John Lloyd Owen whom I credit with much of my success as a writer.

In honor of The Coratti's amazing careers!

In honor of Dave Coratti

In honor of Doc Mandigo

While we are truly grateful for all of the amazing faculty and staff at TP, I want to take this opportunity to thank and honor Doc Mandigo. Thank you for your continued patience, commitment and support. You have been an integral part of our son's daily life for which he will be forever grateful. And while TJ's time at TP draws to a close, your influence will be with him always and will continue to motivate him on his journey through college and beyond. Thank you Doc!

In honor of Pete McCabe

For a lot of hard work over the years for something that was important to our class - you’ve done a great job!

Jack Karpoe - he knew how to push me to get the most out of me.

In honor of In honor of Mr. Meade, Mr. Hoffman, Mr. Reade, and all of the other facutly and staff that dedicate their lives and careers to bettering the boys that come through TP. And to Hunter Olstein for reminding me to donate!

In honor of John Hutchinson

John Hutchinson, Taught us discipline on the football field and in the classroom! I am now at least 25 yrs older than he was when I knew him but he still inspires me today!

In honor of Michele Carlin

So thankful that Mrs. Carlin always had a safe place to land and plenty of chocolate chip cookies for our son and the boys at TP!

In honor of Kate Vengrove

Keep up the great work at Trinity-Pawling!

In honor of The 50th Reunion of the Class of ‘71

In honor of TB #56

In honor of Mr. Albert Degrasse for having taught me so much more than english.

In honor of Chris Gillman

Mr. Gillman works tirelessly to support all students at Trinity-Pawling in a daily basis. He is an incredible role model for the students and the faculty alike!

In honor of The Class of 1984

My classmates are my heroes.

In honor of Eric G. Ruoss

My teacher, coach, mentor and friend.

All Heros in the Class of 1984! Chris Gaylord Leader of All!!

In honor of Miles Hubbard and Dave Corrati

Forever grateful for Hubb's investment in me. I am also grateful for Coach Coratti and want congratulate him on his years of service and commitment to TP

In honor of Jim Mcdougal; Chris Coratti; Maria Reade

I hold profound gratitude to each of you for your guidance over the course of my 3 years at TP. I came to Trinity-Pawling as a young man struggling to find himself and left a changed man. I can whole-heartedly say that without your willingness to engage in my education and maturation I would not find myself where I stand today. My sincere and heartfelt thanks to each of you for standing by me when I needed it most.

In honor of MacGregor Robinson... missed everyday!

MacGregor, a friend who made a tremendous impact on many students and faculty alike. You are missed, my friend, you are missed.

In honor of Bob Ferraris and Trinity-Pawling Hockey

Thank you Coach Ferraris, Coach Gill, and Coach Harff and all of Trinity-Pawling hockey for the guidance and mentorship during my time at Trinity-Pawling. Best 2 years of hockey I have experienced in my life. These will be memories that I cherish for a lifetime.

In honor of Derek Wink

Mr. Andrews, my 11th grade English teacher, who gave me a really hard assignment involving Hamlet. I whined about it a LOT. But it led to a lifelong love of Shakespeare and his plays. John Lloyd Owen, my senior English teacher. RAF pilot. He made me memorize “To be or not to be”, which I still recite to myself when I try to sleep. He taught an AP English course using books I remember fondly and am glad I never have to read again. And he forever dissuaded me from cheating by announcing at one exam he was proctoring: “If I catch you cheating I won’t take you to the principal. I’ll just break your arm.”

In honor of Susan C McKnelly

My Mom is the one who made the decision to send me to T-P. It was one of the hardest decision she said she every made but one of the best decision she every made. She love T-P and what it did for her son!! I miss you and love you Mom.

In honor of the faculty for their tirelessness

In honor of Ned Reade

In honor of Hotspur Hoffman

In loving memory of Hotspur Hoffman - the best dorm puppy there ever was. Always up for a back scratch and listening to Jerry rip the Tiger.

In honor of Ned Reade

In honor of Ned & Maria Reade

Some heroes don’t wear capes. My heroes wore flannel shirts and smocks! Well done, thou good and faithful servants. Well done!

In honor of JP Burlington

The Admission Team would like to make this donation in honor of JP Burlington. JP has dedicated countless hours to the Trinity-Pawling Admission office especially since the start of the pandemic. His tireless dedication to the school and solid leadership of the admission team is a testament to his dedication and love for his alma mater. With great appreciation for his commitment to school and community, Kim, Bill, Bob, Andrew and Amy

In honor of Roberta Lidl

We thank you, Roberta, for all of your wisdom, counsel and guidance, always shared with such warmth and good humor ❤️

In honor of: Andrew Kirkaldy, Rachel Kellogg, Nick LaFontaine, Jodie Najman, Chris Gillman, and Taylor Pirie for your tireless support of our son in helping him through some of his toughest times this year. And, for being exceptional role models of the type of leaders these boys should aspire to be in life!

In honor of William H. Beattie, '82

In honor of Father Orso

Late night mentor session with Father O... He dispersed some advice in the form of an Ancient Chinese Proverb: "Pain makes man think; Thought makes man wise; Wisdom makes life endurable." That nugget hit me hard and immediately opened my perspective to a new paradigm that has been a rudder in my life journey. I asked which great philosopher penned that prose. He took a long drag on his cigarette and casually mentioned he just thought of it in the moment. His impact on so many has been, and continues to be immense.

In honor of Creighton "Gatch" Gatchell

In the Fall of ’61, I was Junior trying to make the Varsity football team as an offensive end and Gatch was the starting quarterback. Every Sunday afternoon, Gatch and I would go down to the football field and workout. He would practice his footwork and passing and I would run the patterns I’d learned from a book written by Raymond Berry, the Hall of Fame receiver for the then Baltimore Colts. I never played that year until the last game. Gatch suggested to Coach Karpoe he put me in and in the huddle, Gatch said, “I’m going to throw the ball into the end zone and you be there!” I said I’d be there. The ball was snapped, Gatch dropped back to throw the ball, I faked out the cornerback covering me and took off down the field. Gatch launched the ball with a high arch that seemed to float making me think I had plenty of time to get in the end zone. As I watched the ball begin to descend, I suddenly realized the ball was going much faster than I had anticipated and If I didn’t turn on the afterburners I’d be woefully short of receiving the ball in the end zone. I began running for all I was worth and as I watched the ball descending, I realized my only chance of catching it would be to launch myself into the air. So, I did and as I hit the ground with my arms outstretched, I watched the ball glance off my finger tips and land harmlessly on the ground. Of course, I felt humiliated, embarrassed and ashamed that I had under estimated Gatch’s throwing power. But on reflection, what I’ll always remember most about this experience was how unselfishly Gatch had donated his time to make me a better player. Gatch gave me a great opportunity and memory that remains with me today. T-P has given me many things that endure today. The vocabulary learned in John Lloyd Owen’s English class, the confidence with public speaking in Mr. Matern’s Debating Club and an understanding of mechanics from Mr. Karpoe’s Physics class and, of course, the opportunity to play organized sports. Most importantly, T-P gave me the opportunity to improve myself, to stretch myself and learn the value of setting goals for yourself, appreciating the hard work and sense of self-satisfaction that comes from achieving those goals. Thank you T-P and thank you Gatch !

In honor of Robert Reavil Lacey

In memory of the only "natural" athlete I have ever known who gave so unselfishly of his time and talents to help me during track season.

My TP days were great! Hope to be back soon.

In honor of Eileen Heubel

My hero is my Brother Peter Class of '68. He taught me sooooo much :-)

In honor of Ms. Najman, Mr Dunham, and Mr. Frost

Big thanks to these three teachers for writing what I’d have to guess were first-class, out-of-this-world college recommendations, because I don’t think Haverford would have even considered me, nay even glanced at my application otherwise.

In honor of Earl Scott Carlin

In memory of Brian See '91

In honor of the David Erdmann Family and the LaFontaine Family

In honor of Miles Hubbard

In honor of Emily Tucci

In honor of Emily Tucci -For all the great support, encouragement and guidance you give to these boys. You are appreciated!

In honor of Coach Kirkaldy

Thanks for your dedication on and off the field in helping these boys see their potential and supporting them in reaching their goals. You are appreciated!

To all the faculty and staff past and present. Thank you for all you do everyday at TP. You’re all Hero’s!

In honor of Coach Foster & Corratti

In honor of My mom, Andy

In honor of Johnny Penniman

In memory of Dave Montross

Dave was a prefect & an athlete at Trinity-Pawling. He had sort of a joyful sense of humor and always seemed mildly amused and astounded by everything, especially other people. He served in the U.S. Air Force, and went on to become a consultant in the Personnel/HR field. More recently, from my perspective he seemed to be a wonderful father.

In honor of TB #56

In honor of Gregg Sanik

Just like our Year Book says, I watched him from across the street and man he was good.

In honor of Kathy (Mrs. O) Osekoski, Elsie Glover, Kevin Acrish, "Johnny D", Brian Fidler, Ned Reade, Dave and Debbie Coratti, Van Metcalf, and Bill Casson

In honor of William Dunbar

A finer gentleman I have never known...

In honor of Mr Erdmann, Ty Tuttle, Mr & Mrs Kneeland, Dan Lee, Mr Duford

To the Class of 1973 living and passed. Each of you made an indelible mark on the school and each other. Special mention to Don (“I promise I’ll make it to the NEXT reunion) Hunt and my roomie and best bud, Bryan Colley. Thanks to the current administration and faculty for preserving our alma mater.

In honor and memory of Mrs Liz Hutchinson. She was an amazing role model, great listener and tremendous support during the time girls attended T-P. You are loved and missed.

In memory of Grattan Vincent Armstrong '66

In honor of #oneday thanks for the call Mcdougs!

In honor of Mr and Mrs Dunbar

In honor of Mathew E. Dann

Thank you!!!

In honor of Jack Karpoe

THANK YOU

In honor of Florence & Tom Carnegie

(see above)

THANK YOU

In honor of Florence & Tom Carnegie

Go Class of 1965!

Class of 84 - My classmates have been a pillar of support to me and each other. At this point (37 years later) I think we can say that dedication and acceptance of each other is built to last the test of time. Honorable mention to Ted (Zeus) and Carole Kneeland. Two of the greatest teachers I've had and made enormous impact on T-P. Zeus challenged me to push us beyond our expectations and Carole was not my teacher and still managed to be one of my greatest influencers. They were all in!

In honor of Mr. Jack Karpoe

Mr. Karpoe would announce to the class the failing test scores of his students, trying to act like a tough guy, but he did it with a certain warmth that made us understand that he cared about us and that things would be ok in the end.

In honor of Bert and eddie

in honor of bert and eddie for always having clean dishes for all of to eat off of. Also for all of the domestic engineers and other support staff that we took for granted but kept t-p a beautiful environment for us to live in.

I will always support TP. I great place to grow up

Ah yes, the class of ‘71, a great collection of young Fighting Gentlemen ...

for the 50th!!!!

In memory of Tim Hickey

In memory of Joseph Goldwasser ‘82

In honor of Coach Coratti and Dunham

In honor of JP Burlington '95