Babson College - Babsonian Yearbook (Wellesley, MA)

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BGolf siore ' A- Dr. Peabody Healiti Center Left to Right: Helena Kaushik, Barbara Mahoney, Roberta Conners. i el n Mcintosh 21 I

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student Affairs Mary Dunn, Coordinator of Student Activities and Emmy Mahoney Dorothy Severson Rita Long - fldmissions SELMAjtBkZAR Selma Lazar Dave Ellis, Residential Life William Wrenn Class of 1982 Profile Total Number of Freshman Applications Total Men Women For Early Decision 1967 1471 496 For Regular 150 112 38 Decision 1817 1359 458 Accepted for 611 416 195 Admission 285 201 84 Matriculated Freshman Rank in Class of All Appl cants First Fifth 460 Second Fifth 540 Third Fifth 349 Fourth Fifth 260 Fifth Fifth 100 Total 1709 Transfer Students ■ Total Number of Transfer Applications 361 Accepted for Admission 104 Matriculated Transfers 80 Average GPA of Entering 3.1 Transfers Bottom Row L to R: Rudy Thomas, Karen Maloney. Top Row: Mary Spence, Joseph B. Carver, Director Undergraduate Admissions, Pat Miilen 20

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College Resources College Resources, is headed by Vice President Charles Thomp- son. This group of people spend time doing lots of paper work. College Relations encompasses Publications, and the Alumni Bulle- tin, Development and Planned and Annual Giving, and Alumni Relations, (for all of us who make it that far.) We can thank them for Founder ' s Day, Graduation, and the Booze Cruises for Alumni, as well as for getting the money to keep on building at Babson College. Chris Pellegrini Richard Bishop Jean Collins Campus CommunicatiDns Delia Gustafson 22 Helen Spelman The switchboard and the mailroom are the Babson students contact with the outside world. The switchboard receives incoming calls and connects them with the appropriate extension during the regular hours of operation. The mailroom offers complete on cam- pus and off campus communication services. Even if you find it a depressing experience (Knowing that no one loves you enough to write letters) everyone checks their mailboxes daily. The Information Center, now in its fifth year of operation, is so busy that one wonders how Babson ever functioned without it. It distributes games and equipment to anyone wanting to play crib- bage, backgammon, chess, pool, ping pong, etc., plus gives change for laundry or cigarettes. Mjaam DSBB