CURRYER ' 78 i L --- mM m PI ll« 1 m H [ iJ iJIHM i MHI ■Hj H Volume 26 Welcome To The Campus Of Curry College .... Situated In Milton, Massachusetts 1071 86y@ Hi 1 ■m L fc F ' 9 l mEB M Hr ' i{ 1 gjj k lH 1 i ' iiirti ' HM I METl FIELD A Campus Of Buildings Gro unds Of High Tuitions, Lousy Meals, But Also . . ' iC ... Of Fun Things Like Parties Dances And Most Important Of All 4. tif 3f Come Along With Us For A Pictorial History . . . Of The Curry Year WM M Jfc ' i?( fef i |H «r ' 1 B — «, p. - - ■A Year To Remember . . ± V . Or Regretably Didn ' t Do But More m To Feel Once Again How You Felt Then. Turn These Pages . . . Can Never Happen Again. dedication Editor ' s Note: Each year the Senior class is granted the opportunity to dedicate their Senior yearbook to a member of the College community that best exemplifies the standards of consciousness, morality, fairness, good heartedness, and dedication to the College. Great deliberation was given to the matter this year, and from an excellent field of nominations emerged two very strong and capable administrators. The yearbook dedication committee felt that each was an easy and natural winner, and thus the committee saw fit to dedicate their yearbook to both of these Curryites, Mrs. LeBaron and Mr. Hastings. Both persons have served Curry well in a number of ways. The Class of 1978 wishes them well, and thanks them from the bottom of our hearts for the several ways they have helped us throughout our Curry duration. Mrs. Helen LeBaron Unfortunately most of us don ' t get to meet Mrs. LeBaron until our bills don ' t get paid on time and she calls us in to see her. We go slinking in there, only to find a women who is as helpful as time allows her to be. She ' s not one to waste time with us. She has no time to waste. She comes in early most every day, and is usually the last to leave . . . and she takes work home with her. She has run the Bursars Office for many years, with really little help. When you see her in the office she is always scampering about . . . she is so busy! A vital member of the Curry Community, she has finally been given some help with the addition of Mr. Marchi. But since Curry is ever growing, the work load will too, and she ' ll be as busy as ever. The Class of 1978 thanks her for her hard work and dedication to Curry College. Mr. Ned Hastings When a crisis happened in 1977 and the students needed someone to talk to (during the great leadership turmoil), Ned Hastings stepped in, and filled the void. When the students cried for a voice in how the dorms were run, Ned Hastings stepped in to moderate an all College forum. When Dean Fred Kirschenmann resigned, an Acting Dean was needed, and Ned Hastings was a natural choice because of his knowledge, and overwhelming good sense. He has filled that position well enough that some would like to see him become the Dean, not the Acting Dean. Just another thing. Ned Hastings is the first person to be so honored m I this manner twice. His first time was the 1968 Curryer dedication. Perhaps Curry will be lucky enough to have him here still for another decade, for he is a great person, academically and socially. Maybe he ll get the dedication in 1988 tod ' He has shown fairness, especially to students. He has shown ability to handle problems. He has shown the students that yes students are the first concern of the College (but they can ' t have everything!) tudent life ] f J ill H == . «•% . i«  ' ,i !f B ' ' • ' .% l:ft i -■mammmmimmmmmm ilSfi Si [iiti ji . hhw , . -i ; I ' HMgnKr r 1h ' - - • iiTiaBiftfsax;, .- ' , .-assuwi-.; J Casino Night ' 77 And The Winner Is NEW WAVE IN LISHED EROTICA. VARIETY r?aiAboiD Harry Reems and Georgina Spelvin (the Devil in Miss Jones duo) are at their cummy best in this erotic ' riangle with starlet Valarie Marron. COUNTY JAIL Thewayoutismurclerl S..YVETTEMIMIEUX co.s.o.nn8 TOMMY LEE JONES • ROBERT CARRADINE • NANCY NOBLE o«ec,..., MICHAEL MILLER p-=«.=m , JEFF BEGUN  «„., DONALD STEWART A N EW WORLD PICT URE |R|RESTRICTEDg | HIGH TIMES AND HIGH ADVENTURE ON THE HIGH SEAS LUCKY LADY A N h J t h A e M ASTANUYDONENFILM DAMIANO PROVES AGAIN HE HAS NO SERIOUS RIVAL ON THE HARD-CORE SCREEN. Bruce Williamson ;PLAYBOY mwwm wrriiiNt Accir A spine-chilling thriller that probes the secret sexuahtv ol Miss Aqqie Heyyy! Talent cascaded onto the stage of Foard Auditorium on the night of October 15th, entertaining us with style and charm. We traveled back through time into those fabulous fifties complete with the spectacular Elvis. The team of Hanley and Campbell displayed their outstanding flair for showmanship! Bob Tomasello and Mark Cember were a pretty slick duo; Marty Casey strutted his stuff in fine Elvis style; Rich Holbrook crooned his way into our hearts; Joelyn Harden captivated us with her fancy footwork; Christy Johnson and Joyce Herling among others were a marvelous contribution to this extravaganza which could have not become reality without the gifted sounds of Andy Chessin and his band. Star Wars exploded onto the stage as choreographed by Gregory Little. All in all it was a night to remember. This page reserved for your own personal use. Copping a feel Look at those legs! oodles and oddles Curry ' s Best Dressed Couples. The Senior class sponsored a Halloween Festival which turned out to be a bewitching success. Curryites fashioned in their finest feathers and had a gay old time! The evening was complete with an array of sights, sounds and sensations, among them a hypno- tist, a psychic, a palm reader, tarrot cards, a commut- er raffle, bobbing for apples, a best costume contest, and of course, much beer. C.C. was right in the spir- it of things! Homecoming ' 77 was a wonderful occasion which afforded everyone a chance to celebrate and socialize in high style. The festivities be- gan with a two point victory over New Haven and ended at Hillcrest, the Homecom- ing Dance. Everyone looked suave and sophisticated, got loaded and had a swinging time. ' Graham Cole ' kept us rockin ' , making it a very informal formal! Cast: Gregory A. Little, Jim Kirk, Patrice Davey, Rich Holbrook, Karen Hunter, Christie Johnson, David Goodman, Alice Buckley, Peter George. The Curry Center For The Performing Arts Presents A MAGICAL MUSICAL November 4, 5 10, 11, 12 At Curry College in the Ford Auditorium GKMERAL ADMISSION I ' lilCKS: Regular s 1.50 Faculty Staff Sl.OO Students s.i.SO Currv Cijlejie Stu l.uls ; ' n ,„ Ke u, Ihf S,;,s„l, I ' l The Staff: Daniel Veaner, Joan Denihan, Tom Campbell, Geoffrey Campbell, Larry Sterling, Bunny Aronson, Lore Browner, Jill Baldarelli, Stephen Majsak, Kirby Wads- worth, Steve Espack, Greg Ryan, Paul DiPaolo, Rich Smil- lie, Charles Dooley, Gail Duxbury, Laurie Siegel, Bill Round, Andrew Flagg, Joelyn Harden, Marjory Nimberg, Joe Harlenan, Sheryl Silas, Linda Rolle, Nancy Dorety, Ann Murphy, Phil Zur, Kevin Duff, Carol Leopardi. This is a- play about Gregory, Jim, Christie, Karen, David, Peter, P iffce, and Alice and their encounter with the magic of the Godspell. They hav made the libretto which is based on the Godspell i of St. Matthew uniquely their own. t The pantomimes were j, . M- , developed by them as ' ' j ||| f an expression of what they found in each of Jesus ' parables. So through them the Godspell comes alive. Just as the original production tried to bring new life to our hackneyed understanding of the Godspell, so have those who worked on this production sought to find a new and meaningful way to tell the story. In the original production the action took place in a chainlink enclosure with clown characters. In this production the action takes place in the street and the characters are caricatures of reality. Can the Godspell happen in our streets? Can the Godspell happen today? Can the Godspell breakaway the caricatures of ourselves? Ask Alice, Richard, Patrice, Peter, David, Karen, Christie, Jim, or Greg- ory. Then ask yourself. Richard Matthews Director ii, Hangin ' Out James Montgomery Band Above: The Steamers opened for the James Montgomery Concert. Above right: The Graham Cole Band played at Homecoming. Right: DJ Ron Rob- in from WVBF-FM ran a disco night. Left: Minus One left: Slipknot . The MGB sponsored the second annual Gong Show, which proved to be the hilarious success last year ' s was. Mark Carter as emcee revealed all and Julie Basile was a pretty foxy hostess. The distinguished panel of judges consisted of Sue Lupica and Bob Scappini, by virtue of their renowned savoir faire, and Scot Wilson and Ruth Lucas by virtue of their fine reputations as connoisseurs of art. Krebsie and Benzie gave wild renditions of Mac the Knife and Secret Agent which won them the first prize of a keg. Beer was chugged and chugged and chugged. Bill Round gave a very well rounded performance on the guitar. Dodger and his buddy were gonged Al Jolson style. There was much hubbub and cutting up as the judges scored the talent. Hurrah for comic relief! MGB Presents °-rS ft I-. o. s; f 3 2 3 w Cl- M P en P ' ft i- P S n ft -1 3 o ' 3- f fa ft p n • T ft ft s s •-I §■N £L 3 N X ft -. P a. 3 o = :3 1 sa .- o I o -t- ' v; 3 = . Course Number Blizzard ' 78 Pre Req: A Loaf of Bread, A Jug of Wine and Thou : i ' i Mike Mahoney loads another racing film in the projector. During the big blizzard of 78 the Senior class sponsored the annual Horseracing Night. Due to the storm there was just a small turnout, but was much fun for those who could make it, as the Seniors hosted the event they brought to Curry for the last time. Blood Drives Each year when the Count Dracula ' s of the world come to call Curry Students can ' t wait to be lucky victims. A case in point is the annual Red Cross Blood Drives. This page depicts the students giving blood, and eating (and drinking) goodies afterwards. Because of the cafeteria, it is rumored, some come and give blood just to have a decent snack afterwards. A real worry might be that of the blood given, 99% might be full of alcohol. Oh well, happy drinking! The Senior Dinner was held in October in order for the seniors to get together, have a little wine, and hear a little about what they were supposed to be doing to get ready for the big day: commencement. After the wine, some of them were far from serious, but sobered up under informative talks from Dean Hastings and Dean Jackson. Real worthy words of advice were giv- en by guest Barbara Fournier. Joanne Roderiques also informed the seniors on how the class was to proceed onwards . . . Top left: Class President Joanne Roderiques, top right: Dean Jackson, above: Barbara Fournier. Curry College Cafe Cuisine Ah, the multitude of choices this place has to offer. In The Busy j Life Senior Class President Joanne Roder- iques lead a hectic and busy life throughout her Curry career. Various times she was a House Director, a Resident Advisor, a yearbook section Editor, Dean ' s List member, and a member of the Alexander Graham Bell Society. Her senior year was probably busiest as she lead her class through last minute fund raising events, fights with the Senate (for SIP money), and preparations for gradu- ation; along with the most expensive k and best senior week ever at Curry. These two pages help depict a typical day, in a way, but are not really re- flective on how much work she put in to everything. Of Joanne Roderiques After a quick lunch Joi checks in to help sell Se: Week tickets . . . ' A quick jog to help stay fit before dinner . . . Joanne, as President, did much work for the Senior Class, and did a great job on getting the Seniors to work and contribute to class pro- jects. Of course she had a great class to lead, for a leader is only as good as the group they have to lead. A great leader and a great class compliment each other, and that was the story of the Class of 1978. ater has a Commencement Committee tjng, here with Jj|||| n Carl Cooper, and with class VP liBiii Jlulfcs . . . and a look on the Senior Week ticket counter held during dinner. After dinner, and before play time, Joanne does quite a bit of studying, w hich of course enables her to stay consistently on the Dean ' s List through four Curry years. Students As Students In Concert: J Aztec Twostep ' 1 1 • Non advertised off campus, sparsely attended by Curry students, and costing about 10% of our student activity fee the Aztec Twostep concert happened none-the-less in April, 1978. Many of those who went did enjoy it. spring Achievement Awards Banquet April 20, 1978 i Just before the close of the school year we all gathered together for the annual awards night. A great steamship roast beef meal followed a wine and cheese hour, and then we watched the awards ceremony. Capping the evening was the announce- ment of Dean Hastings as the Person of the Year, presented by Mrs. Janet Kirs- chenmann (wife of former Dean Kirs- chenmann who was unable to attend to give this award). Many awards were given, and are com- pletely printed on page 57. Clockwise, from top left: Dean Hastings being congratulated by Mrs. Kirschenmann; Joe Eckert, winner of the faculty achievement award; Dr. Gawne, co-winner of Administrati- ve Support Service Staff Achievement Award; Nurse Grela, the other co-winner; Frank White, winner of the MGB special award; Mary DiNallo, winner of both the Science Award, and the Secondary Education Award. Top, left to right, Elizabeth Bartis, Psychology Award winner; Greg Little, Fine Arts Award winner; Jim Kirk, Performing Arts Student and Communication Award winner. At right: Barbara Wickham, Early Childhood Education Award winner. Below right: Steve Majsak, Alternatives Scholarship winner. Award Winners Nursing Student Award Susan Karp Psychology Award Elizabeth Bartis Elementary Education Jeanne Turner Secondary Education Mary DiNallo Moderate Special Needs Laurie Bennett Early Childhood Ed Barbara Wickham Science Division Award Mary DiNallo Communication Award J™ Kirk Broadcasting Award Rick Bengtson Fine Arts Award Greg Little Management Award, Sr Chan Donovanik Management Award, Jr Bill Round Wall St. Journal Award Jeff Tarleton Political and Historical Studies Award Peter PauUi English Award Gladys Heitin Alternatives Scholarship Steve Majsak Performing Arts Student Jim Kirk Senate Awards Mark Carter, Karen Hunter Barbara F. Pettingill Award Jeanne Turner Outstanding Male Commuter Student Richard Shepard Outstanding Female Commuter Student EUie Carabello Outstanding Female Resident Student Joanne Roderiques Outstanding Male Resident Student Jeb Killion WSGA Special Award Tish O ' Connell MGB Special Award Frank White Administrative Support Service Staff Achievement Award ... Dr. Gawne, Mrs. Grela Faculty Achievement Award Prof. Joe Eckert Person of the Year Dean Hastings Invocation given by Prof. Russell Pregeant Master of Ceremonies: Dean Richard Mantz Greetings and Concluding Remarks: Joanne Roderiques Induction of Alexander Graham Bell Society Members: Donna Neri, Steve Majsak, Betsy Price, Bill Round, Dick Stowell. Scot goes for some bubbly in the champagne fountain! A C C o 1 e b r 1 a 1 t e i g o e n On April 13 the Curry community enjoyed the second annual All College Celebration. Once again, we went to a crowded, full bar happy hour in room 1 19, and then down to a good dinner at the cafeteria. The highlight of the day was when Senate President Round presented Curry President John Hafer with a document for the outgoing President to keep as a historical souveneir. At right, celebration committee chairpersons Bunny Aronson and Dave Transom confer. Below: President Hafer (with his wife) holds up the Resolution presented to him by Senate President Bill Round. The Resolution was the original proclamation by President Hafer establishing the Student Senate. Interna tional Night On April 1 5 the an- nual International Night unfurled once again in room 119. The night featured the exotic dishes of foreign lands, for- eign dances and rit- uals, and a modern disco dance. One of the best cultural events on campus every year, it is put on by the Interna- tional Club. Field Day: The i Olympies r-i , ■J Uip The Men ' s Governing Board put together a fantastic array of events which they called The Olympics . The events included tug of war, Softball, volleyball, beer, more beer, and other events such as foot races. Everyone had a real blast, including all those folks who got all muddied up in the tug of war! A great way to help wrap up the year. J This Page In Memory To Joseph Drapkin Curry College Benefactor Founder And Owner Of The Waltham Super p a s t Y e a r s A t A History is something to be remembered, for it is said that man will repeat his mistakes if he doesn remember his previous errors. But more than that it is fun to remember past events, and past people i your environment. It is also said that you grow old if you cannot remember things that you did or were pa of when you were young. So, for that sake, for the sake of recalling past events The Curryer herein presen some flashes from the past years: 1 a n c e 1974-75 • ■«- Currier-Times Editors: fall John Dale, spring Mark Snyder. Student Senate hassles with Norman Shink over ITAC budget o,Yer-rui)|..,,, The first Sexuality Seminars heavily attended. Coach James Brown appointed hockey coach. Team is 10-4. Football team leads conference for six weeks-lose title game to Nichols 14-9, finish season on a downswing at 5-3-1. Homecoming held at Parker Dunfey House, Donna Nuzzo is the queen. Spring weekend held at Blue Hills Country Club. Dave O ' Malley replaces Joe Tenuta as Senate President. iGeorge M! sWho is Alan Apathy? a Dan Shaw first, and George Gardner later sign pro football contracts. Dr. Keighton is man of the year. Curt Gowdy receives honorary degree. Scott Zinburg (fall), Tom Kelso (spring) run the Social Committee. Pat Sheridan is new Era Award winner. Tom Fraiola dies in tragic car accident just before graduation. Class of 1978 headed by Bill Hunter. Student Senators are Lloyd Kaplan, Jeff Tarleton, and Greg Little. Winter Weekend with the Shittons. FOCA holds first social function on Jan. 16. Homecoming is held at Anthony ' s Pier 4, Pam Pratt is queen. Spring Weekend at Blue Hills Country Club. Nurses commence experience at Curry. Class of ' 78 inaugurates horseracing! Concerts: Gunhill Rd. and Musica Orbus. O ' Malley resigns as Senate President in fall, replaced by Steve McNeill. Jeff Tarleton takes over in spring. A fee for (25 ) refreshments at social events begins. Student Senate tangles with Goldrick and Stephens. Colonels are 0-8 in football. Pool is built during summer before Sept 1975. Jim Brown follows Mark Snyder as Currier-Times Editor. Brown later resigns under Senate fire and Gretchen Baker takes over. Curry student government helps raise money to enable Milton fire department to buy Jaws of Life. Ma Pett retires as Assistant to the Dean of Student Life. Commencement features Tip O ' Neill and John Updike. Soccer has a shaky start. Tom Kelso (fall) and Nancee Chalifour (spring) run Social Committee. Randy Kohlenberger is Editor of yearbook. Dave Johnson is new basketball coach, replacing Dave Hussey, but lasts just one season. i ' Chris Neale is New Era Award winner. Class of ' 78 lead by Pres. Joanne Roderiques, VP Bob Smith, Ruth Lucas is treasurer, Deb Caudle is sec; Senators: O ' Connor, Durkin, Goldmeier. Plays: otis Vs. Hutchinson , Antigone , South Pacific . Mrs. Pettingill (Ma Pett) is person of the year. 1976-77 Homecoming at South Shore Country Club, Nancee Chalifour is queen. Spring Weekend at Shaefer Stadium, Stadium Club. Colonels break losing streak that existed over three seasons, finish strong at 5-4. (football) Kevin O ' Connor succeeds Jeff Tarleton as Senate President. Musica Orbus in concert. Dean Capalbo and Dean Kirschenmann both resign. Commencement features Cleveland Amory and Kevin Harrington. Kark Fogel takes over basketball team and leads team to respectability. Team is 9-15. Soccer continues its shaky existence. Nancee Chalifour (fall), Jeff Tarleton Kathy Sexton (spring) head the Social Committee. Ruth Burack is yearbook editor. Plays: Streetcar Named Desire , Carnival , Arsenic and Old Lace . James Mapes, ESP and Hypnosis. Jeff Lowe is New Era Award winner. Dean Kirschenmann is man of the year. Class of 78 lead by Pres. Roderiques, VP Sheila Holt, Sec. Jeanne Turner, Treas. Ruth Lucas, senators Abedon, Barrows, O ' Connell. Tennis is 5-2-1, Baseball is 9-11, hockey is 8-12-1, girls basketball is 8-7. Howard Johnsons on 138 burns. All college celebration a big hit. WSGA body beautiful contest. MGB sponsores first gong show, with Mick Jagger Lawrence winning. Bill Baird debates Dr. Mildred Jefferson. Pres. Hafer to become chancellor; new President sought. 1977-78 New football scoreboard. Homecoming at Hillcrest, Mary Coleman is queen. President Kevin O ' Connor resigns from Senate, EUie Carabello completes term. Bill Round elected for spring. James Montgomery in concert. Barry Jackson, Phd. is named new Dean of Student Life. Ned Hastings named acting Dean of Academics. Soccer lasts through another year, and then is established as a varsity sport for men and womei James Mapes returns. Class of ' 78 lead by Pres. Roderiques, VP Holt, Sec. Turner, and Treas. Rick Meers. NRs (No Records) go the way of parietal rules years before you can now fiunk a| Dr. William L. Boyle, Jr. March 22, 1978 Named Curry ' s 12th President Board of Trustees Chairman Dress- er makes the historic announcement and all attention falls on the President-designate. Dr. Boyle makes his first Curry speech, left and right. On March 22 the result of a year long search for a new President was announced. Dr. Boyle, 44, President of Keuka College in New York, had been unanimously elected to the position, effective July 1. Dr. Boyle is succeeding Dr. John S. Hafer, President since 1965. Dr. Hafer is moving to the new position of Chancellor. Members of the Presidential Search Committee included Seniors Gretchen Baker, Joanne Roderiques, Kevin O ' Connor; along with Ned Hastings, Fran Kohak, Bruce Steinberg, alumni Allan DesRosiers and Greg Galvin, and trustees Dresser, Herb Greif. Richard Kelley, and Dr. Richard Lord. Dr. Hafer, the Curry President most responsible for what Curry is today, was given a standing ovation by the enthused crowd in room 119. After the announcement a reception was held in the Par- ent ' s Lounge to enable us to meet with Dr. Boyle. He promised in his first Curry speech that I can ' t walk on wa- ter . Maybe he can ' t, but the betting is that he sure better be a good swimmer! -T- TZ |. «5; Where Have All Our Classmates Gone ,nder why , Jfeo; others ft accomplish what Curry rH off: think about Curry ' s pressed so weli by our student ' ' ' ' 4 y as ' name schools . G ' f % ' |)!Mri d!sa|)|)earecl. Lyiin Chadde. }B ML. U rf- -  fc Maybe you ' re a narc, maybe you ' re an alco- holic, or maybe you just have a social drink. Maybe you feel that what you do is your business; that we all have tangents and de- serve to go off on them. Stop, look. What do we see, everyday? Booze, pot, Valium, black beauties, THC, speed, etc. What do you see? When will YOU stop and help someone who doesn ' t know when to stop putting a poison in his her belly? When will you stop putting it in your belly? Do you Scholars Dormitory At right. Maintenance and Mr. Mrs. Eddy reside in the Carriage House At right, the Student Activity Building -r Above, the Faculty Building 73 on left page: top: Main House Learning Center, middle: North Hall On this page, top 156 House and Women ' s Honors, below: Kennedy (Men ' s Honors) and the Levin Library, bottom: the North Academic Academic Center and Milton Hall, bottom: Lombard Hall and State Center, renamed the John S. Hafer Academic Center. House. Images On a hot summer night would you offer your throat to the wolf with the red rose? s t u d e n t S e n a t Front: Heidi Webb, Jon Abedon, Fall President EUie Carabello, Karen Hunter, Mark Carter. Back: Dave Transom, Spring President Bill Round, Tish O ' Connell, Bill Boynton, Terry Sambuchi, Scot Wilson, Judy Pacheco, Dave Barrows, Randy Felice. Missing: John Hines, Dick Stowell, Steve Majsak, Jeff Epstein, Don Reilly, John Hesslein, JJ Mirallegro, Colleen Hanley, Kevin O ' Connor, Ellie Levine, Steve lorio, Bob Sloan. The Student Senate controls the entire student body via student voices on College committees, and more importantly by controlling the application of the student activity fees. The 15th Senate was lead by Ellie Carabello after Kevin O ' Connor resigned early in the fall. The ISth ' s legacy includes most importantly its passing into law the Calendar and Programming Board, as an alternative to the Social Committee versus Fine Arts junket of the past. The C P Board will enable future Curry generations of students to enjoy more wide-spread cultural events, more sophistication, more enjoyable-educational entertain- ment, with less booze-first-all-else-second bashes and dances. The 16th Senate was headed by Bill Round. Besides fine tuning the Calendar and Programming Board, they too left a legacy of their own. They elected to have short terms and replace themselves with a new form of student government: The SGA, or Student Government Association. This will become a more wide spread government, encompassing all the other important organizations within. While not all students think that this spells the end for WSGA and MGB; it undoubtably should, for it is the most logical and simplest form of government for a campus the size of Curry. Both Senates were lead by gutsy, foot-first, intelligent leaders who believe that the Senate has got to stand on its own feet and be heard (although the Administration hardly listens, and the Senate constituents don ' t care!). Ellie Carabello was also the first woman President! Both Senates also strived to creatively control the Student Activity Fee in order to prevent waste, and best spread the money between many groups on campus, and also to encourage student activity by use of the SIP (Student Incentive Program) match- ing money. Shown at a typical financial budget meeting, Fall Treasurer Mark Carter discusses budget allotments. Centennial Events Committee The group that is planning the major events for the 100 year celebration of Curry College met throughout the 1977-78 year to begin preparations. Included in the committee are students Kathy Sexton and Heidi Webb, along with members of the administration and faculty: President Hafer, Randy Kupferberg (Chairman), Fran Wildeboor, Warren Bazirgan, Alan Anderson, Ann Burnaby, Mr. Durk (of the Parents Association) and Don McNeil. Irkroom iXab ' ti IT 4, Lawyers Club Clockwise, Barbara Guzik, Frank Wheeler, Colleen Hanley, Bruce McEntee, Paul Turner, Bill Alley, J.J. Mirallegro (Pres.). Missing; Jon Beatty, Bill Boynton, Sue Gosselin. The future Perry Masons of America or, otherwise known as, the Lawyers Club was formed this year to serve the needs of those stu- dents expressing interests in the field of law. Guest speakers, such as Dr. Ches- ter Webb, Esquire, were of- ten featured at weekly meet- ings. Food Committee Phil, Bunny, Cindy Smith, Dave Transom. 88 The Food Committee led by Phil Zur and Bunny Aronson put in many thankless hours working closely with cafeteria manager John Johnson to provide the students with well-balanced meals. As everyone knows it is im- possible to please every- one and the cafeteria was not to be an exception. The ever famous Ham Hocks were just a tasting of the delicacies we were to enjoy. The constant complaints of this ! !s and please cook this , don ' t cook that , ' ' this has too much were none- the-less taken account of by the committee. Keep up the good work! Commuters Council The Commuters Council is the governing board for non-resi- dent students. Its members are elected to serve as liaison with the College community. The commuting students are gain- ing more and more recognition at Curry as they continue to assume leadership roles and become active members in many organizations. The Com- muters Council also sponsors events of interest for both the resident and non-resident stu- dents at Curry. The emergence of Curry newcomer Richard Shepherd to lead the organiza- tion heralds brighter days for the commuters. Front: Andre Pare (VP), Richard Shepherd (Pres). 2nd: Trish Lynch (Treas.), Karen Tirone (Sec), Susan Sullivan, Paula Peterson. 3rd: Mark Lespasio, Michael Sullivan, Theresa Brown, Ken Mel- chin, James Zuis. Alexander Graham Bell Honor Society Mary DiNallo, Rich Stowell, Donna Neri, Bill Round, Jeanne Turner, Steve Majsak, Joanne Roder- iques. Rick Bengtson. Missing: Betsy Price. DAVE BARROWS Senior Psychology major Commuter ' s Council Currier-Times staff member Student Senate Motorcycle Club Curry College Program of Assistance in Learning Soccer Club ELBA CARABALLO RICK BENGTSON Senior Communications major WMLN: chief engineer ' 75 station manager 76-77 general manager 77-78 Student Security Coordinator 77-78 Media Center Coordinator 76-77 Section Editor Curryer Yearbook Currier-Times Alexander Graham Bell Honor Society Public Address announcer (Curry football ' 76, ' 77) Dean ' s List every semester Intramural basketball, softball Internship WRKO Boston Resident Advisor Social Committee Peer Teacher CAS course Taught course in radio at Newton High Senior Psychology major President ' s Advisory Council WSGA Student Senate: Junior rep Vice President President Women ' s Honor House resident Dean ' s List Tutor for high school students Peer tutor for Spanish class Student assistant in Library Academic Dean ' s Office Dean of Counseling Office Independent study: investigation and evaluation of housing for the urban poor, and in counseling at Norwell High School GREG LITTLE Senior Fine Arts major Student Senate Men ' s Dorm Council ITAC Minority Student Advisor Social Committee Black Student Union-Advisor, Vice President International Club Currier-Times Food Committee Yearbook Dean ' s List Black Cultural Weekend Chairman Radio Station Tennis team All College conference committee Peer teacher-dance u .... Jj ' 4 V B m VlW B v M H B MICHAEL O ' SULLIVAN Senior Elementary Education major Commuter ' s Council: V.P. 74-75 President 75-76 Most Outstanding Male Commuter award, 2 years Social Committee RUTH LUCAS Senior CAS and English major WSGA-Vice President Senate-VP and class rep Freshman, sophomore, junior class treasurer WMLN-AM-general manager WMLN-FM-News Di rector, Promotions director Women ' s Soccer Team Curryer Yearbook Currier-Times Curry Arts Journal Senior Psychology and Sociology major Curryer yearbook section editor Curry Arts Journal Editor Secretary-Freshman class President-Soph, Jr, Sr classes Student Senate Alexander Graham Bell Honor Society Presidential Search Committee Resident Advisor House Director ' 76, ' 77 Homecoming Court Dean ' s List Honorary Degree Committee ' 78 College Committee on retention Freshman Orientation Committee ITAC KATHERINE SEXTON JEFFERY L. TARLETON Junior Psychology major WSGA Cheerleading captain Social Committee Co-Director Resident Advisor Currier-Times Correspondence Director Student Co-Chairperson annual telethon Centennial events committee Cheerleading Leadership Award Development Council Admissions Office Dept. Senior Management major Student Senate: President Vice-President Senator Social Committee Co-Director Varsity football Peer teacher-Economics Currier-Times Business Manager Resident Advisor Honors House Coordinator Security Guard Dean ' s List Management Student of the Year; Junior Honorary Degree Committee Mens Dormitory Council President ' s Committee on College Life President ' s Advisory Board Intramural softball, basketball Curryer Yearbook: Editor-in- chief Section Editor %r ' JEANNE TURNER Senior Education major WSGA Secretary: Junior, Senior classes Food committee chairperson Student Senate Recording Secretary Dean ' s List Honorary Degree Committee Alexander Graham Bell Honor Society Resident Advisor House Director Curryer yearbook section editor ' . ' S i4 HEIDI-RACHEL WEBB Junior Psychology major Dean ' s List Student Service Center: President Vice-President Currier Times Assistant Editor Student Senate WSGA Admissions Committee Centennial Events Committee Cheerleader Member of jazz, classical, and rock musical ensembles Left to right: Scheur, Horn, Mayo, Goldman, Trotsky, Denihan, Weiss, Herling, Kaschuluk, Kaunfer, Russo, Perez, Johnson, Melchin, Rich, Cember, Lorenz, McEntee, Blakeslee, Hemenway, Tomasello, Donelan, Newton, Schultz, Prof. Frank, Mahoney, Poison, Bengtson, Alley. The 1977-78 broadcasting year at WMLN-FM was to be one of transition. With the addition of Alan H. Frank as Director of radio came many new ideas in programming and WMLN took on new goals and responsibilities. Programs such as Moondial , The April Fools Day Special , Sounds of the Big Bands , Target , Classics 91 , and the first on the road broadcast of Curry football will be remembered as new innovations. Once again, WMLN has helped prepare students at Curry for careers in broadcasting while providing the College and the community with all the best in enter- tainment, news and sports. Senior members at WMLN: Peter Horn, Chief Engineer and Station Manager Mike Mahoney, Sportscaster Bob Tomasello, Sports Director Mark ' Simba ' Cember, General Manager Rick Bengtson. SPRING - SUMMER 1978 WMLN PROGRAM GUIDE Mon. Tucs. Wed. Tliiirs. Fri. Sat. 8 - 10 AM SUNRISE SERENADE 1 Public Aflairs Come Saiuiduy Moriunj: 10 -12 AM I CLASSIC 91 1 12 - 1 PM Radio Memo NEW s _ _____ Fan News Speakout Forum Radio Memo Radio Radio Memo Memo 1 - 3 PM MELLOW 91 Mellow 91 3 - 6 PM ROCK 91 Rock 91 6 - 6:30 PM NEWS 6:30 - 7:30 PM Moondial Round table Country Gold Sports Forum Target Round table Radio Memo Breakaway Classroom Feedback Radio Memo Rock Files 7:30 - 10:00 PM All That Jazz Country Comfort T. B. A. Rock Files T. G. 1. F. Discowax ! No Sat. During Summer 9 1 O n Y u r D 1 a 1 The Currier-Times The local tabloid here at Curry is known as The Currier-Times; the student run newspaper. Through the media of print journalism the Times strives to provide the students with all the latest news, sports, and special events. The Currier-Times made its own headline this year with the first semester resignation of Editor Jordan Rich. Undaunted by this situation, the Times pressed onwards. Involvement with the newspaper offers students a cre- ative outlet and acts as a developing and proving ground for those interested in journalism. Top, Foster, Abedon, Karen Hunter (Co-Editor), John DeJesu (Co-Editor), Pauley, Galanis. Middle, Majsak, Wetz, McEntee, Levenson, Gillen, Perlmutter Below, Turner, Beatty, Holbrook. Missing: Gretchen Baker, Jordan Rich, Steve Lederman, Jeff Tarleton. i yv .4k ■Jt, ! 3a top row: Rick Poison, Ross Burbank, John Scott, Tim Johnson, Jim O ' Hara, Phil Zur, Whitney Hatch, Mark Carter, Bill Boynton, Rick Young. Bottom row: Don Reilly, Everett Levenson, Jon Beatty, Dave Moore. A blood drive, the now annual Gong Show , and the end of the year Olympics were among the major accomplishments of 1977-78 by the Mens Governing Board. The MGB exists to help alleviate problems encountered by the male species, but in the process helps create events that the entire College community enjoy. Treasurer Mark Carter, Vice President Bill Boynton, President Rick Young, Recording Secretary Jim O ' Hara, Corresponding Secretary Everett Levenson. Old WSGA: Front: Colleen Hanley, Marilyn Stig- litz, Ellen Williams, Barb Wickham, Laurie Jenks. Rear: Ruth Lucas, Jane Furey, Tish O ' Connell, Bunny Aronson, EUie Festner, Pat Kirchdorfer, Sue Meagher, Jane Woodman. Underneath: Ruth Lu- cas (Vice-President), Colleen Hanley (Secretary), Jane Furey (Treasurer), Tish O ' Connell (Presi- dent). B The Womens Self Governing Association underwent a change this year as it took on a new executive board . . . and a new name. The old WSGA has given away to become the Womens Council at Curry. The Council was evolved to better serve the needs of all female students of Curry, not primarily the resident females as before. WCAC Executive Board: Laurie Jenks (Secre- tary), Colleen Hanley (Vice President), Jane Furey (President), Marilyn Stiglitz, (Treasurer). The WCAC Roster: Kim Silver, Carol Lemos, Jane Woodman, Barbara Slyman, Sandra Imhoff, Jeannette Ruo, Barbara Guzik, Susan Garvey, Ceci Blakeslee. The Loose Caboose Directors: Karl Kildahl, Donna Neri, Trish McNeill, Rick Padula. Missing: Norm Hopping. Under the guise of the Student Activity Building, The Loose Caboose, or just simply. The Pub, is probably the mainstay of Curry social life. These dedicated people on this page, who dispense a bit of the brew , probably would put the A. A. in shock if they knew the amount of brew served. The Pub provides the community (and not always just the Curry community, alas) with an outlet for students to release anxieties from the stress and strain of schoolwork. On any particular Thursday night you ' ll find the Pub bustling and brewing as students warm up for the weekend. Students can go and enjoy a relaxing game of pool, or test their skills with fooseball, ping pong, or pinball .... or just grab a chair and a glassfull, or two glassfulls, ... or three, .... or four . . . Hie! T h e L o o s e C a b o o s e Marty Silsby, Linda Brain, Maureen Durkin Dave Berthaiume, Joe Kelly, Matt Paul, Bob Smith, Pat Race, Drew Pragliola, Bob Sloan. Missing: Mike Varasso, Bob Clarke, Steve Matthews, Nancy Rowland, Pat Lombreglia, Steve Farina, Barbara Mayo, Mark Burack, Janet Feeney, Lisa Zamfino, Marilyn Stiglitz, Trevor Messiah, Joelyn Harden, Carmel Archambault. MJ - Top row: Joelyn Harden, Vicki Stone, Capt. Sandy Daniels, Ann Seymour. Below: Jenny Nilsen, Cheryl Newton, Capt. Terry Sambuchi, Kathy May. Curry ' s high stepping Cheerleaders gave us something to cheer about this year. Spurred on by the football season the girls brought their spirit to the varsity basketball team . . . and the crowd. The girls brought along Curry spirit as they ventured along with both football and basketball teams to exotic far away places. To the Cheerleaders, for a job well done! Also a cheerleader was Kathy O ' Donnell, shown below ■I Fall co-chairpersons Kathy Sexton and Jeff Tarleton The Social Committee once again put on a variety of social activities for the College community. Jeff Tarleton and Kathy Sexton co-chaired the committee the first semes- ter and put on James Mapes, Homecoming, James Mont- gomery, dances, the Hallow- een night (tarot card readers, hypnotists, etc.), and a host of other events. Clockwise from left Baker, Bob Sloan, checo, Mike Mahoney, Rick Bengtson, John Henningson, Joe Kennedy. Missing: Jeanne Turner. The second semester was one of transition as the Social Committee gave way to the Programming Board concept that will begin in fall ' 78. In the transitionary period lO Tom Campbell and Kenny Vaccaro put on dances. Rick Bengtson and Mike Ma- honey put on movies, and Kathy Sexton and Bill Boynton produced Spring Weekend. Top, Jeb KiUion, Ken Vaccaro, Bill Boyn- ton 2nd row Everett Levenson, Tom Campbell, Jocl n Harden, Heidi Webb 3rd row: Karl Kildahl, Elise Mittleman. Bot- tom: Pat Kirchdorfer and Jack Indiveri. Miss- ing: Rick Meers, Tom Hassard, Jim Kelly. sports 1st Row, Hilton, Padula, Clarke, Kitterman, Hackey, Ellis, Panaro, Foley, Lucchetti, Rose, Forbes, King. 2nd Row, Coach Browne, Berthiaume, Arena, Monterio, Scollins, McGinnity, Henningson, Tri-Capt. Grosvenor, Tri- Capt. Shadduck, Tri-Capt. Mills, Noonan, Matthews, Alcott, Smith, Pond. 3rd Row, Coach White, Leach, Quinn, Weaver, Gerbatavich, Roast, Ricciardelli, Santuccio, Avitable, Varrasso, Race, Moroney, Coach Ste- phens, Coach Beatrice, Coach Connelly. 4th Row, Gaud, Hannigan, Yanchewski, Wilcott, Faulkner, Cutaia, Pappas, Taylor, Gobbi, Hamlet, Christopher, LaConte, Rumley, Missing: Coppola. Curry 6 Curry 7 Curry 7 Curry 7 Curry 14 Curry 13 Curry 21 Curry 8 Curry 9 Nichols n Western Conn. Boston St. n Mass. Maritime 10 Framingham St. 10 Maine Maritime New Haven 19 Bridgewater St. 11 Plymouth St. a m w ,f - ' A ' ' ' This year ' s football team had a respectable five wins and four losses, equalling their record for the previous year. They finished strong, winning four of the last five games. The offense featured a devastating passing attack lead by freshmen Steve Leach and Bill Rumley. They combined for 1444 yards with most of it coming from Rumley, who started for Leach after his injury. Catching most of the aerials were Brian Forbes (33 catches, 3 TDs) and senior Mike Coppola (30 catches, 504 yards). Voted as outstanding lineman was Pat Race, whom with senior John Hennmgson and Steve Matthews formed the interior offensive line; which had a very good year. Sophomore tackle Dave Berthiaume, sophomore linebacker Rick Padula, and senior linebacker Don Grosvenor all had tremendous years while leading the Colonel defense, one of the best in division III football. Padula lead the team in total tackles for the second consecutive year and Grosvenor lead the team in quarterback sacks. Also helping the defense limit the opposition to just 74 points all season were defensive backs Mark Moroney, Bob Rose, and Jerry Santuccio. The Colonels placed two players on the All-New England Conference Football Team: senior tackle Fran Mills, and quarterback Rumley. v ' .. TOTALS, 2Sl V 2 761 FUMBLE RECOVERIE : !:=SStu ). B, 2 each au«e(5 . B. Clark8( '  ). D. aaula, B. Roa., J. Pappas, S. McOlrail '  - ■tyd each) ' PUNTIKCi 3 TEAMS RUSH YD TEAM TO TaSs yds. 1461 TOTAL YDS. OPPONENTS yil TEAM TO ALS (YA RDS PER GA m) CUkRY _._. O0.3 69.6 TOTAL YDS. J6i.O PASS INC 1 B. Rumiey t 35 51-5 1050 394 17 1 -t:o- 3 6 TOTALS. 3r 30 5 44 lit 14.6 14.6 24!? T B. Forbes M. Coppola D. Christopher PUNT RETURNS 1 J. santuccio fr ETTT 9.1 TOTAtS. S7 2lj SCORING 1 b! forbei x ' Run the ball ' ' A -m : ' Where am V Jubilation! Good Beans ' Good D Loco has something to say 109 Back Row: K. Goodman, M. Holmes, R. Holtzman, B. Connors, T. Keresey, T. McNeil, J. Connolly. Front Row: Coach Kaufman, K. May, D. Burke, R. Lucas, C. Cronan. Missing: S. Jones, C. Blanch. ' -fm High spirits helped to keep the Women ' s Soccer Team together. The twelve optimistic girls participated in an organized schedule under Coaches Kaufman and Wil- liams. Although the girls had a winless season it helped to open up opportunities for women in sports. The highlight of the season was the final game of the year against Tuft ' s University. Although the women played in the rain, the weather did little to dampen their spirits. Cathy Cronan and Ruth Holzman were the team ' s leading scorers. Curry Tufts 3 Curry Brown 6 Curry 1 Wellesley H.S. (J.V.) 5 Curry 1 U.N.H. 10 Curry 1 Stonehill 4 Curry 1 Harvard 10 Curry Tufts 3 Front Row: M. Mahoney, M. Bernstein, S. Wilson, J. Scheuer, F. Macary, J. Levine, P. Paulli (capt.), J. Henel, T. Green (capt.). Middle Row: J. Odumosu, C. Donavanik, S. lorio, A. Arief, H. Freedman, B. Tinner, K. Burkowitz, D. Carey, S. Fearing, Coach Williams, T. Messiah (capt.). Top Row: Coach Kaufman, D. Levitan, S. Allan, B. Round, D. Weinstein, J. Weaver, R. Hordes, P. VanAden, R. Sewingher. The coaching of Jim Kaufman and Chris Williams helped to make this year ' s soccer team the most successful one in its four years of existence. The team, which finished 3-9, enjoyed their first win over Lowell ' s J.V. 2-0. Joy Odumosu was the team ' s leading scorer with five goals. Frank Ma- cary and Jeff Levine shared the goaltending du- ties. Enthusiasm of the participants and students alike helped to make this season a more prosperous one. Seniors Scot Wilson, Peter Paulli, Chan Dono- vanik, and Trevor Messiah will be missed next year for their leadership and efforts. This year ' s season was so successful that beginning in fall 1978 mens and womens soccer will be varsity sports. ■H Curry Mass. Maritime 5 Curry Brandeis J.V. 8 Curry Tufts J.V. 8 Curry Gordon J.V. 5 Curry Boston Univ. J.V. 3 Curry 2 Framingham St. 8 Curry 2 Lowell J.V. Curry 1 Emerson Curry 1 Milton Academy Curry Babson J.V. 6 Curry 1 Northeastern 4 Curry Boston College J.V. 3 HHI s c c e r Women ' s Basketball - mmWi Marty Silsby, Pat Clcary. Gigi Orlando, Janet Torres (Capt.), Laura Daley, Linda Brain, Ja- net Fcency. kneeling is Nora Smith, missing: Libby Kings- bury, Julie Bates, Debbie French, Coaches Mike Browne and Jim Shanahan. Time out for a bit of instruction m . t f-W ' X ■- ST H o c k y t -AK  i The ice hockey team had a poor season this year posting a 3-11-1 record. Their high point came at the close of the season when they won two of the last three games. The season was not a complete loss however, because when you look at the scores of the games most of the losses were close losses. From the goal position Steve McLean lead the team by his veteran leadership, and had it not been for his great skills in the crease the games would not have been close. Bob Hutchinson lead the team in goals (11) and tied for the lead for assists (12) with Vic Pacella. The Stats: Name goals assists total Hutchinson 11 12 points 23 Pacella 7 12 19 Birchall 8 9 17 Balletto 6 9 15 Meade 7 4 11 Campo Morgan Macary Dooley W. Keats 5 1 1 3 3 4 4 5 1 8 5 5 5 4 Hamilton 2 2 4 O ' Connor 3 3 Connolly Kelley McLean 2 2 2 2 2 2 TOTALS 51 76 127 118 . A ii Ci - -■• L ' ii i r 1 — Curry 6 St. Francis 4 Curry 1 Nichols 4 Curry 2 Mass. Maritime 13 I Ss Curry Curry 3 5 SMU Assumption 4 7 Curry 2 Hawthorne 7 Curry 2 Assumption 4 Curry 4 Clark 5 Curry 1 Mass. Maritime 7 • Curry 4 New Hampshire 4 Curry 5 St. Francis 7 Curry 2 SMU 8 Curry 6 Hawthorne 5 Curry 7 Clark 2 Curry 1 MIT 2 ■- (OT) Row 1- McLean, Pacella, Birchall, Balletto (Capt.), Hutchinson, Dooley, Fishgrund. Row 2-Coach Brown, Hamilton, Shea, Morgan, Connolly, Meade, W. Keats, Kelley, Campo. Missing-K. O ' Connor. t V ft Si- i5_ 1 Above: Kevin O ' Connor Below: Chas Morgan Insert: Jeff Meade F. J- w Frank Macary above, Jeff Meade right I fis ' )! wrm ■:f s: % ' S P .JKa % e b a 1 1 81 Curry 4 Franklin Pierce 8 Curry 4 Franklin Pierce 9 Curry 3 Barrington 6 Curry 2 Franklin Pierce 12 Curry 5 Western New England 16 Curry 1 Western New England 4 Curry 7 New Hampshire College 1 Curry 7 New England College 10 Curry 2 Nichols 24 Curry Nichols 12 Curry 4 Hawthorne 8 Curry 2 New Hampshire 7 Curry 1 Bridgewater State 9 Note: some scores missing, we apolo- gize! The baseball team had a very poor season, win- ning five out of sixteen games. For Coach Valle- ly, it was only his third losing season in thirty years as coach. The Colonels had four regulars who hit over .300. Senior Larry Rosoff led the squad with a .385 average. Bob Clarke hit .353, and freshman Rob Senna hit .364. Nick Ricciardelli led the team with hits, batting .326. Senior Bob Smith led a much hit mound corps, compiling a 2-0 record with a 4.50 earned run average. Bob also hit .357 in limited action as an outfielder. Norm Hopping led the team in innings pitched (20) and combined with Smith (18 innings). Senna (14.1), Ricciardelli (20 also) and Harring- ton (10.2) to do most of the pitching. Smith won two games, Ricciardelli won one, and the other two wins were by forfeit. Hitting wise the Colonels had a good year, as usual. Hopping and Foley had home runs, and Foley tied with Clarke, and Senna for most dou- bles (3 each). But nine men had averages over .300: Nick Ricciardelli, Silk, Clarke, Smith, Senna, Rosoff, Galanis, Bright, and Brian Forbes. As a team the Colonels hit .280 with a slugging percentage of .360. 129 Curry Curry Curry Curry Curry Curry Curry Curry Curry Curry Curry Curry Curry Curry 61 B 81 82 79 91 94 80 63 63 67 68 72 76 Barrington Nichols So. Eastern Mass E. Nazarene Barrington Suffolk Worcester St Gordon Salem St. E. Conn. Coast GuafH Roger Williams Mass. Maritime Nichols Thomas ' - Framingham St. U-Mass-Bpston E. Nazarene Fitchburg St New England Gordon Tufts Mass Maritime Bridgcwater St. U-Mass- Boston So Eastern Mass Tota Wins: U Total Losses: 11 63 I ' 73 87 postponed postponed 87 90 118 67 75 88 OVERTIME Front: Captain Joe Keaney, Charlie Dane, Al Taylor, Steve Connolly. Back: Head Coach Karl Fogei, Joe Kelly, Jim Geronaitis, Mayfield Holliday, Gerry Scott, Roger Aubrey, Steve Glennon, Assistant Coach Don Doucette. At right: Seniors Joe Kelly Joe Keaney. The Colonels basketball team had a good year, winning thirteen of the twentyfour games they played. The highlights of the season included: perfect home record until almost the end of the season, winning the last two to have a winning record, being highly ranked for Division III basketball early in the year, and Captain Joe Keaney ' s whole season. Highlights of the seasons statistics were like this: Keaney, Connol- ly, Kelly, Dane, Taylor all tied for most games, 24. Keaney, most field goal attempts, 455. Keaney, most field goals made, 203, Holliday, field goal percentage, .596 (187 out of 314). Keaney, free throws attempted, 137, also most free throws made 103 (.752 percentage). Highest free throw percentage, Holliday, .806. Most points: Keaney 509, Holliday 457. Highest point average: Holli- day 22.8, Keaney 21.2. High score for a game, Keaney 35, Holli- day 34, Scott 22, Connolly 21, Kelly 16. Rebounds: Holliday 263, Keaney 169, Kelly 134, Scott 101. Average rebounds: Holliday 13.2, Keaney 7. Steals: Keaney, 80, Connolly 76. Average steals: Keaney 3.3, Connolly 3.2. Assists: Keaney 165, Dane 150, Connol- ly 85, Taylor 63. Average assists: Keaney 6.9, Dane 6.2. Disquali- fied: Keaney 8, Connolly 5, Holliday, Kelly, Geronaitis 3 each. The Colonels enjoyed particularly good seasons from Keaney, Joe Kelly, Mayfield Holliday, and Char lie Dane. Gerry Scott and Jim Geronaitis were sharp freshmen that are counted on to fill the void left by Seniors Kelly and Keaney. The Colonels will be strong in the future with the return of Holliday, Scott, Geronaitis, Connolly, Dane, and Al Taylor. Joe Keaney: Star! r, ' ' . Afa.« l C ' i W i Joe Keaney did not play bas- ketball at Curry for four years (Curry ' s loss) because he trans- fered in his junior year (Curry ' s gain). During his two year play- ing career at Curry he set a Division III record for scoring 1,000 points over a two year span. He thrilled the usually sparse Curry crowds (which grew as the teams reputation got better) and made quite a reputation as a basketball play- er, one of Curry ' s finest ever. The picture directly below is right after he scored his 1000 point, against U-Mass Boston. Congratulations Joe, on a fine Jim Geronaitis, a freshman, came on strong at the close of the season. Steve Red Connolly ( 14) steals, Al Taylor ( 22) watches for the beginning of a fast break. The defense is set, as a shot is attempted! 3) ' ■r ' t uw . - • ' ■n The women ' s softball team finished 4-4 on the season. Under second year coach Bob Connelly and assistant Jim Kelley, the ballclub opened up with four consecutive impressive wins. They defeated Bunker Hill, Eastern Nazarene, Endicott, and the University of Massachusetts-Boston before tailing off. The left side of the infield was very strong with junior shortstop Ellie King and junior Terry Sambuchi. Debbie French, another junior, did an admirable job pitching. 4 - ' « Ken Vaccaro, and Rip Pauley. The varsity tennis team compiled a 2-4 record this season. Coach Pat Bauer ' s two most consistent players were team MVP Ken Vaccaro, a junior from Stamford, CT., and Rip Pauley, a junior from Wenham, Mass. The squad featured a pair of women players: freshmen Jane Goldberg of Lawrence, NY, and Jane Woodman of Concord, NH. Scenes from . . . 1977 Season Football Banquet seniors If at one time a man may summon the furthest reaches of his mind, then it is a bigger mountain he ' s climbed. Thorn Abrams Psychology ST., J- Thomas A. Alcott Here ' s to us; Those like us; Damn few; And then all dead. It ' s been a long road, and I ' d like to thank the follow- ing for making it enjoyable. So, to the Main House Men, Ducker, Racey, Roasty (Harold Hecubar), the Ric Bros.,|Matty, Robert, Curt, Big Jim, O ' Connor, Sneeze, Tony, Grove, Benzy. To the slobs 1 lived with, Smitty, Krebsy, and Ross. To my partners in crime. Big N , Gates, Doc, Joe Barboza, Fast Ralphy, Fop, Crow, Tex. To my main men from way back, Gary, Gregory, T.D., Doug, and the Lep. Special category. Bud Jim, And thanks to the following girls, MD, MS, LD, NS, BM, LC, LD, S. Crash T, RM, AS, VS, LZ, JF, MS, PC, etc. Special thanks to I.S. for put- ting up with me for so long. And to Smitty for being there every step of the way. Good luck to you all in the future. Bunny Aronson Elementary Education Art - ' h tv) o f ;-- i i4 - W 03_ P t p cCl s Not to the swift, the race: Not to the strong, the fight: Not to the righteous, perfect grace: Not to the wise, the light. But often faltering feet Come surest to the goal: And they who walk in darkness meet The sunrise of the soul Henry van Dyke TOTMHwimaiiTOiaurniK n i K. Richard Bengtson Communications A Voice That is Still In the years to come, memory will hold precious, not the brief moment of tri- umph, but the love and sympathy of comrades, and will seek to recall, not the plaudits of success, but the touch of a vanished hand, or the sound of a voice that is still . M. Birch  Morning Thoughts Life is hard for most, and needs inspiration. The best friendship is that which inspires us to do better, to do our best. No dewdrop perishes, but, sinking into the flower, makes it sweeter. Strength and beauty combine in the making of true manliness. Never be discouraged; never be a discourager. J.R. Miller Management Major Jacquelyn Blasi Criminal Justice Minor Ann Bowie Education Moderate Special Needs Two roads diverged in a yellow wood. And sorry I could not travel both And be one traveler, long I stood And looked down one as far as I could To where it bent in the undergrowth; I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence; Two roads diverged in a wood, and I- I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference. Vincent Buttaro Management Don ' t walk in front of me I may not follow Don ' t walk behind me I may not lead Walk beside me and just be my friend. Albert Camus Everybody Has A Dream While in these days of quiet desperation As I wander through the world in which I live I search everywhere for some new inspira- tions But it ' s more than cold reality can give If I need a cause for celebration Or a comfort I can use to ease my mind I rely on my imagination And I dream of an imaginary time I know that everybody has a dream And this is my dream, my own Just to be at home And to be all alone with you If I believe in all the words I ' m saying And if a word from you can bring a better day Then all I have are these games that I ' ve been playing To keep my hope from crumbling away So let me lie and let me go on sleeping Pam Calerese Sociology And I will lose myself in palaces of sand And all the fantasies that I have been keeping Will make the empty hours easier to stand I know that everybody has a dream And this is my dream, my own. Just to be at home And to be all alone .... with you. Jym-Ann Callan Elementary Education Moderate Special Needs It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye The Little Prince To Mom, Thanks for EVERYTHING!!! Elba Caraballo Sociology I came to Miltons ' secluded Curry College in search of answers. The education offered me facilitated the systemized probe for the available explanations. I expected to leave Curry with all the answers, ready to challenge the world. As I leave, I find the world challenging me. In retrospect, I can appreciate the lessons learned in and out of the classroom. Thank you all very much. Everyone I ' ve known has affected me, thus helping me grow. I ' ve learned, loved, lost, yet survived it all. I ' ve found many answers, most of which lead to yet more complex questions. I will continue my search with the treasured memories of Curry forever active. Mary Carneiro ■« ' _,. siws|(j|(r 1) State House 27- Pat Cagney-Simpkins-Lynne-Tish-Grinch- Sam-Marjo-Kudla-Kim-Being a HypO-Ruth-Carol-Peeps-nurd- Lombard Zoo-Fool-Susie-Papool-George M-Terriers- Bartholomew 2) State House 34-another year with Cagney-Linda-Barb-Laura-Mary-Lynne-Maren- Margie- Kim-Murf-Bobbi -Feather-Bush-Eric-Jeff-Studly-Lola-Scot-Faiella- Penthouse-Sweets-McGinn- Crouse-Albie-Soupy-Perversion Excursion-South Pacific-Conf. Center-Nancee-Choff-Greg-Chris- wrong!basic dub-diliy 3) State House 34 again a penthouser-Deeborah-Hi Ho-Lynnbo-Nora-Janet-Virus-Carrrmen, I lova your clock-Basile-2 Dianes-2 Robins-basement girls-wumpkin-Scholars A-David-Maybe I ' m Amazed-beatles and bondage-Martini, shaken not stirred-twist my arm-Paullie-Elliott-Biil-Robito- Steif-Tranny- Phil- Arena-fizz me-call me madam-don ' t leave me this way-C.B.-S.M.C. -Donna, Duck, Greg, Snowball-Main Squeeze-Mike-Ron-Bif-lts better than not being enough- 4) Scholar ' s B 205A-Linda my Jewish roomate-Tricia-Spanky-Peter-Scot-Greg-J.J.-Rump-Mou- sies-Christie-Nash-Disco-Key West, Fla.-Pedro says S.O.M.F. and E.M.R.N.-Milton Hilton-girls- Bong show-where ' s Andy?-White Cloud-Just the Way You Are-the Trammps-Hooked for Life-Nite Fever-Sweet Time-And all the guys from A-Guttermouth-Swelliott- And after all this I must return to Uncle Ernie ' s Camp, though I must says it ' s been real watching Disney on parade these past four years. Thanks to my friends who carried me over the troubled waters-you know who you are. Mother, thanks for coping with nte. And finally to you. Dad, for trying to prepare me for the roads I should have taken. In spite of everything I hope you ' d be proud of me. Perhaps someday I ' ll get on the right track. Sometimes the lights are shining on me. Other times I can barely see. Lately it ' s occurred to me what a long strange trip it ' s been-Grateful Dead Mark Cember C.A.S. There are just too many things to put down on the page but here goes: WMLN Sports Director 1977-78, Asst. Sports Director 1976-77, Currier Times Student Profile 1977, Muhammed Ali-Ken Norton Press Conference Boston 1976, Evel Knievel Press Confer- ence Worcester 1977, Elvis Concert-Providence Civic Center May 1977. When you get to the names of people I knew it would take forever to name them all down on this small space but here are four men who I will hold forever friendship with: Rick Bengston, Bill Alley, Bob Tomasello, Larry Rosoff. We hold many things dear to our heart and the main things in mine is my sportscasting career and the person that I will love for the rest of my life Linda who is truely one in a million for all the good things she does for me. Expressions: Whats your act?, the gate, no matter what you say . . . No matter what you do. People may pass, but legends live on forever-Cember on Cember Thanks Joyce, it was fun while it lasted — You ' re a good kid. To all the people that knew me, it was your pleasure!!! ■' H ' iiM man does not keep pace with his companions perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him keep step to music which he hears, however measured or far away. Ann M. Clarke Elementary Education Moderate Special Needs May the roads rise to meet you may the winds be always at your back may the sun shine warm upon your face the rains fall soft upon your fields and until we meet again may God hold you in the hollow of His hand. Patricia Cleary Psychology Sociology Major: Biology, Minor: Chemistry WoAJ.d., 1 cannot hoJA ihje.e clo e enough! Tku wLncU, ih. laLde. QA.ei -akie ! 7Ay mLdii, ihai noLi and nL eJ Tku woodLd, ihly) aivtium dauf, ihai achje. and -aa And all bui cau luLih coIoaJ Thai gauni cnajg To CAwahl To JjLpt ike. lean ol ihai black bluiP Ulo dd, Ulo Ud, 1 cannoi gei ihee cLoAe enough! — flUlaif ri .Su. ■Lf ' lilt Minor: Secondary Education Special Needs Certificate 17 Mary Catherine DiNallo Bill Dooley Stanley Dlugove History I had a fine education at Curry College. It was an interesting experience. I met some very interesting people from Thailand and the United States. A special thanks to the wonderful teachers at Curry College who taught me a lot and were so kind. The courses prepared me for the future. I feel more educated because of Curry College. Good-Bye, Curry. This place has given me a lot of friends and memories that I will never forget Balletto, I think we ' re gonna be good friends .Donny, Wade, Hutch, Campy in cognito and coming to play, Jeff, Matty, The Rices, Dirtmouth, Birch, Casey, HOCKEY: practicing at Har- vard, retiring 24, not scoring but winning some. Brownie blowing gas- kets, terrorizing the campus, hockey parties in rm. 39, The Blizzard, Main House Xmas parties, delivering the mail, studying as little as needed, graduating finally, 6 3 78!!!! 1 AM SORRy ABOUT T-HE TVlfN( S I. SHOUUP HAVE PONE AND ■I l t N ' T I 0, X AM HAPPy ABOUT TtiE TVliNdl[5 H HAVE 1 0N£ ANI? I WANT TO THANK AUL OF yOU WHO HEUPET HAKE ray years at CuRRy A VE1?y HAPPy AMT WORTH WMILE P£-R10I OF ray LlFf. Chanin Donavanik Chan Management Stephen Michael Dunn True Happiness consists not in the multitude of friends, but in their worth and their choice. Applied Computer Science Management Data Processing Consultant A beacon in the darkness That cannot dim nor fade; A light that will not falter In sunshine or in shade. Kathleen Anne Farren Elementary Education Moderate Special Needs Janet Feeney Management We lit the lamp of friendship So many years ago, And still it ' s burning brightly Amid time ' s ebb and flow. As on life ' s road we travel, Its friendly flame we see ... And may its light keep shining] Through all the years to be. Margaret Cameron Growing up in a time when marriage is dwindling and the family is split up and bitter, it is comforting to be among the exception. When I look at the example that was set in my home by my parents, I feel I will never have any grave problems when I eventually have a family of my own some day. We were always given a cheerful smile, a firm hand or a loving embrace whenever the circumstance called for them. Never were there words spoken and later regretted or small disagreements left to grow. My parents set an example for their four children to be one of pure love, unselfishness and understanding. There was never a time when we couldn ' t go to them with a problem and receive advice or assistance. Through a long trying time we have all stuck by one another sharing optimism and disappointments. Now that my mother watches over us daily, I know the love between the rest of us will continue to grow. I know of no other family which has been blessed with the parents that my brothers and sister and I were. It is now, after I realize that I would be nowhere without them, that I want to say thank you to my father, and to my mother who has returned to a peaceful, everlasting life that she so deserves. I love you both. iA f High On This Mountain r The clouds down below tli S. 4 ■j , I ' m feeling so strong and alive M 1 W . From this rocky perch J i ■Ib I ' ll continue to search i 1 Bp For the wind Diane ,Mn j . wt . t:m....m And the snow And the sky ' Genovario W 1-;- M ' l W ' m I want a lover 1 ' siiii4 h ' f! ' %m H I want some friends Hi fc . ■' And I want to live in the sun And I want to do all the things that I never have done. HMHI i ' ' 5 Netherlands pi|i Dan Fogelbert 1977 Sharon Goldmeier-Education, Moderate Special Needs Sandy Green Education If you love something very very much Let it go free If it doesn ' t return it was never meant to be yours nd now the end is near. And so I face the final lurtain. My friends, I ' ll say it clear, I ' ve state my ;ase of which I ' m certain, I ' ve lived a life thats full, ' ve traveled each and every highway. And more, nuch more than this, I DID IT MY WAY. Lynne Gutterman Regrets, I ' ve had a few. But then again too few to mention, I did what I had to do. And so I threw without exemption, I planned each chartered course. Each careful step along the byway. And more, much more than this, I DID IT MY WAY. Yes, there were times, I ' m sure you know. When I bit off more than I could chew. But through it all. When there was doubt, I ate it up, I spit it out, I faced it all, and I stood tall, AND DID IT MY WAY. m p BL - K m -r Vi 1 I ' ve loved, I ' ve laughed and cried, I ' ve had my fill, my share of jsing. And now as tears subside, I find it all so amusing, To think I id all that. And may I say not in a shy way, Oh no, oh no not me, DID IT MY WAY For what is a man. What has he got. If not himself, then he has not. To say the things he truly feels. And not the words of one who kneels. Th e records show, I took the blows, I DID IT MY WAY, YES IT WAS MY WAY. 151 John J. Henningson Biology Thomas N. Harrison College is the key to success if you own a college. -Ed Bluestone Of the Real universe we know nothing. Except that there exists as many versons of it as there are perceptive minds. Each man lives alone in his private universe. Gerald BuUett Keep interested in your own career, however humble; it is a real possession in the changing fortunes of time. Sheila Holt Elementary Education Moderate Special Needs f I i gC u V )) It ' s the nicest feeling under the sun When someone says, Well done. Well done! And the youth said, Speak to us of Friendship And he answered saying: Your friend is your needs answered. He is your field which you sow with love and reap with thanksgiving And he is your board and your fireside. For you come to him with your hunger and you seek him for peace. When your friend speaks his mind you fear not the nay in your own mind nor do you withhold the ay. And when he is silent your heart ceases not not to listen to his heart; For without words, in friendship, all thoughts all desires, all expectations are born and shared with joy that is unacclaimed. When you past from your friend you grieve not; For that which you love most in him may be clearer in his absence, as the mountain to the climber is clearer from the plain. And let there be no purpose in friendship save the deepening of the spirit. For love that seeks aught but disclosure of its own mystery is not love but a net cast forth; and only the unprofitable is caught. And let your best be for your friend. If he must know the ebb of your tide, let him know its flood also. For what is your friend that you should seek him with hours to live, For it is his to fill your need, but not your emptiness. And in the sweetness of friendship let there be laughter and sharing of pleasure. For in the dew of little things the heart finds its morning and is refreshed. The Prophet Kahlil Gibran Helenty E. Homans Elementary Education Moderate Special Needj I Love Him, All Of His, And All Of Theirs, m Norman Robert Hopping Jr. Elementary Education And I Love What We Have. 143 ter Horn Jack Indiveri Management You call me a fool you say it ' s a Crazy Scheme This ones for real I already bought the Dream So useless to ask me why throw a kiss and say goodbye I ' ll make it this time I ' m ready to cross that fine line. Each time a man stands up for an ideal, or acts to improve the lot of others, or strikes out against injustice, he sends forth a tiny ripple of hope, and crossing each other from a million different centers of energy and daring, those ripples build a current that can sweep down the mightiest walls of oppression and resistance. Few are willing to brave the disapproval of their fellows, the censure of their colleagues, the wrath of their society. Moral courage is a rarer commodity than bravery in battle or great intelligen ce. Yet it is the one essential, vital quality for those who seek to change a world that yields most painfully to change. And I believe that in this generation those with courage to enter the moral conflict will find themselves with companions in every corner of the globe. For the fortunate among us, there is the temptation to follow the easy and familiar paths of personal ambition and financial success so grandly spread before those who enjoy the privilege of education. But that is not the road history has marked out for us. Like it or not, we live in times of danger and uncertainty. But they are also more open to the creative energy of men than any other time in history. The future does not belong to those who are content with today, apathetic toward common problems and their fellow man alike, timid and fearful in the face of new ideas and bold projects. Rather it will belong to those who can blend vision, reason and courage in a personal commitment to the ideals and great enterprises of American Society. Robert F. Kennedy James Edmund Bell Killion Jeb Government Pat Kirchdorfer Dreams, so they say are for fools and they let them drift away. Peace, like the silent dove Should be flyin ' but it ' s only just begun. Like Columbus in the olden days, we must gather all our courage Sail our ships out on the open sea Cast away are fears and all the years will come and go, and take us up always up. We may never pass this way again. So I want to laugh while the laughings easy, I want to cry if it makes it worthwhile . . . We may never pass this way again. Seals Crofts James A. Kirk C.A.S. Friends. A precious thing we of- ten times fail to show our love for. I have found friends at Curry whom I have grown to love. Friends I have worked with and laughed with. Friends who care. Life can be so beautiful if you allow yourself to enjoy real friends. To all of those at Curry I have had the priviledge of calling my friends . . . I love you. y I inue f iLend 1-4 Ike. be i oo i-de-d iLoru ' oaiL ' i cuLih. AnqJjLind I uie. f.tienciUhJ.p LoAi. foAe.veA., AegoAcLLe A ot dU iance on. £Lme. SpacLal ikanhi io (h.anloii Sianlei f luLikoai. i oun. -duppoAi arixi Love. I ivoiUa kave aeveji matie. Li, QimLOT ' li tJHtLlSD mq{j Greg Little C.A.S. Theater-Dance ' ' ShaU he Llhp. A 7 nee And CjAOtv I Shall Be Llhe. A FioujeJi And BJoom I Shall 8e Like A ' iee.d And OU L, 70 Ruth S. Lucas Communications And English making friends for the world to see, let the pople know, you got what you need. With a friend at hand you will see the light, if your friends are there, then everything ' s alright. Michael J. Mahoney C.A.S. Curry College, what a place, To help prepare you. For the human race. I ' ll remember it good. And remember it bad. For the times of happiness. And the ones that were sad. To the friends I made, And to the ones I didn ' t, you ' re a hell of a bunch. And the memories. May they ne ' er fade. As I don my cap, And put on my robe. My future lay before me, Like so many roads on a map. To be with a graduating class! And I think, moreover if asked, Would you do it again? My reply, You bet your ass! Happy are those who drea-n dreans and are ready to pay the price to r-ake theTi co-ne true. -Cardinal Suenens A ship in a harbor is safe, but that is not what ships are built for. -Shed Do not walk in front of me, I may not follow, Do not walk behind me, I lay not lead, Walk beside me and just be me friend. -Albert Camus Margie McMullen Education Rick Meets Government In order to attain truth, it is necessary once in a man ' s life that he put aside all the opinions which he has held in the past, and rebuild anew, from the foundations, his entire system of knowledge. Anonymous The invariable mark of wisdom is to see the miraculous in the common. Emerson Trevor Messiah Government As I watch you leave me now I ' ll try hard not to cry. This is not the only time I ' ll have to say good bye. Where ever life seems to take you I wish you love peace. Curry is like a jar of honey- an a taste of honey is worse than none at all. Francis X. Mills Elementary Education Moderate Special Needs Release Every piece of marble has a statuei. in it waiting to be released by a man of sufficient skill to chip away the unnecessary parts. Just as the sculp- tor is to the marble, so is education to the soul. It releases it. For only educated men are free men. You cannot create a statue by smashing the marble with a hammer, and you cannot by force of arms release the spirit or the soul of man. Confucius Donna Neri Psychology Sociology Notes Upon Leaving When I think back on my years at Curry, I just can ' t believe all the changes. I ' ve grown up here, and feel that I ' m as ready as I ' ll ever be to face the big, bad world, A Curry College Graduate! Has quite a ring to it, huh? I ' ll always cherish the memories of lovers and friends, good times, and bad. As the lady said, Something ' s lost and some- thing ' s gained in living every day. Tish O ' Connell Elementary Education ' It isn ' t much fun for me, but two can stick to- gether, ' says Pooh, says he. That ' s how it is, says Pooh. A. A. Milne Us Two Michael O ' Sullivan Elementary Education Moderate Special Needs If someone loves a rose of which just one single blossom grows in all the millions and millions of stars, it is enough to make him happy just to look at the stars . . . For it is the time you have wasted for your rose that makes your rose so important ... It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisable to the eye. THE LITTLE PRINCE When looking toward the past close your eyes. When looking toward the future open them remembering only those who made you smile. LUCIA, BOB, M.M., K.T., G.M.B., J-A.C, Prof. Webb, Prof. Fournier, and Mr. Smith. EXPERIENCING, LEARNING, CHANGING, GROWING Jane Neveleff (we have met competency) V Jo-Anne Roderiques Psychology Sociology . . . good byes are sad things you leave behind dreams that you ' ve worked to make real friends that you ' ve suffered to love and sometimes a quiet security that was built with half a lifetime on the road and in life everywhere you move along and leave your efforts behind you knowing deep inside that you ' ll never find them exactly the same again often you spend too much time looking back and miss something ahead but there ' s little use in trying to avoid the loneliness and anxieties that go with you when you move on for that is life and it is a certainty the road teaches you to accept good byes as part of hello to things that are never and often better it teaches you that what was loved and learned in the past CAN NEVER BE LOST  - on the road you spend much timel wondering learning and sometimes remembering If sometime you remember . .... remember me. , | Good Times To Remember: The Work Was Completed, School, 4 Years, 5 Years, Whatever!, Was FINISHED! -SJ JiiSJ ' ' Fund Raising Was Over! Hell Raising Was Now! Senior week began with the Boston Red Sox doubleheader against the Chicago White Sox. e n 1 o r W e e k 1 9 7 8 Red Sox, 6-4 Wohnar r1 Johnson lb Nordbgn If ab r h bi ab r h bi 4 10 Buflesn ss 4 110 5 110 Remy 2b 3 2 3 4 11 Rice If S 1 3 3 Ystrim lb S 3 1 4 1 Fisk c 5 110 5 1 3 Lynn cf 3 10 - - - - ■3 113 Boston 100 0000113-6 Ont out whBP winning run icorsd. E_pjjk DP-Chicago 1, Boston 3. LOB -Chicaoo 10, Boston 8. 3B-Remy 7, Orta. Kessinoer, Lemon, Brotiamer, Rice, HR-Evans ID SB-Rice, Bonds, JotKi- son 5-Orta, Remy Stone Wlghby IL 0-2) EIGHTH INNING RED SOX — Remy doubled to right. R ce doubled into the lelt-lield corner. scoring Remy Hilton now pitching (or he White Sox Yastrzemski grounded a single into right-field, scoring Rice. Wil- loughby now pitching lor the White Sox. Fisk grounded to third and Yastrzemslti was forced at second Evans pinch hil for Lynn and hit to short, forcing Fisk at second. Hobson dropped a single into right-field, Evans taking second Carbo grounded out to the pitcher. TWO RUNS, FOUR HITS, TWO LEFT, NINTH INNING RED SOX — Brohamer grounded out to second, Burleson singled up .he mid- dle, Remy sacrificed Burleson lo sec- ond. Rice singled to center-field, Burleson, Rice was out trying lo steal. ONE RUN. TWO HITS. NONE LEFT, TENTH INNING IP H RERBBSO 7 8 3 3 3 4 10 21-3 5 3 3 RED SOX Yastrzemski grounded out to the first baseman, Fisk singled sharply to left, Evans hil his first home How the runs scored FWST INNING t to third ( ball. Rice singled up the middle, scoring Remy. Rice stole second, Yastrzemski grounded to first, unassisted. Fisk tlied to center, ONE RUN, TWO HITS, ONE LEFT. SECOHD INNING WHITE SOX — Nordhagen grounded to third. Lemon grounded to short. Orta doubled to right. Soderholm singled lo left scoring Orta, Naharody flied to left. ONE RUN. TWO HITS, ONE LEFT. THIRD INNING WHITE SOX — Kessinger doubled to right center, Moore grounded into a fielder ' s choice and reached second as Kessinger was caught in a rundown and tagged out by Lee, Bonds singled to right, scoring Moore. Johnson flied to right Nordhagen 5ir gled grounded ' ' Red Sox, 3-0 Orl  Johnswi lb BImbrg dh 4 1 Rice II i 1 2 2 4 Yslrim lb 3 10 4 1 Hobson dtl 3 10 4 2 Carbo rf 3 4 10 Bfohmr 3b 3 4 10 Evans cf 3 12 1 3 AAntgnvy c 2 • 00 00 2t 31 3 OOOOOOOOO-O 000100 lOx- 3 E-Nordhaoen, Bfohamer, DP-OifcBgo ■LOB-Oiicago 8, Boston 6. Totils Chicago Boston Wright p 3S 7 Totals Burleson, 2, Ric HR-Rice (81, Evans (2), Yastrzemski. T-211. A-32,238 IP H RERBBSO 8 8 3 3 4 9 7 2 third ONE HUN. THREE HITS. TWO LEfT FIFTH INNING WHITE SOX — r loore singled lo left. Bonds lined into a double play. Johnson walked and stole second. Nordhagen singled 10 left. Johnson stopping at I third on the throw to the plate. Orta walked. Soderholm forced Orta at second. TWO BUNS. THREE HITS. TWO LEFT. How the runs scored FOURTH INNING RED SOX— Burleson was credited with a disputed ground-rule double to right. Remy grounded to short. Rice homered (8) into the left field screen Yaz walked. Hobson flied lc cenler. Car- bo walked. Brohamer flied to center TWO HITS. TWO RUNS. TWO LBFl SEVENTH INNING RED SOX— Brohamer 1 ONE RUN. ONE HIT. ONE LEFT. Event Two: Clam Bake Crane ' s Beach Ipswich, Mass. How badly burnt did you get? Event Three: Medieval Manor Boston Sheila Holt left has to beg for a trip to Cantebury . Above, Joe Shadduck joins her. Event Four: Cookout Moved To Cafe, Party In Snack Bar The Martha ' s Vineyard trip was moved to thursday, so we i had our cookout and all night party on tuesday due to the rain. We had lots of beer, and stayed up late. 153 Event Five: Lombardo ' s Dinner Dance Event Six: Martha ' s Vineyard % „. ' ;.r ' = ' « The Next To Last Day: At right: the class gift was a pair of benches for Westhaver Park. Installed before graduation, they are one of the few class gifts that ever showed up in the history of Curry College. The day before graduation the class gathered together to practice for commencement, after the Champagne Breakfast. Immediately below is Commencement Committee Chairman Ba- zirgan, and below that is Commencement Mar- shall Tramondozzi issuing instructions. The Champagne Breakfast: Making preparations for commencement. Commencement Professor John Tramondozzi and Dean Barry Jackson lead the student processional as the commencement marshalls. Professors Kohak and Cooper lead the faculty procession. Rev. Cecil Rose, Retired Dean of Students, gave the invocation. Mark F. Carter was the class orator. Class President Jo- Anne Roderiques presented the class gift, a pair of benches for Westhaver Park. Kurt Richard Bengtson won the New Era Award. Dr. Jean Mayer Summary of Commencement Address Difficult Decisions in a Complex Society by Dr. Jean Mayer; Pres., Tufts Univ. Your lives, with God ' s grace, will reach well into the twenty-first century. You will live in a world that is changing more and more rapidly, becoming increasingly smaller, more interdependent, and more complex. As citizens, you will have to deal with the problems posed by an increasing world population and a finite energy supply, the proliferation of nuclear weapons and the threat of environmental destruction, the need for economic growth and for social justice, the effect on work and lifestyles of our aging, post-industrial society, to name but a few. These are not simple situations. They are complex and interrelated. Such problems cannot be solved piecemeal, in isolation, or with slogans, as we have thus far, for the most part, attempted to do. If there is one thought I would like you to remember after today, it is this: For every problem, there is one simple and obvious solution; and it is wrong. There are always costs and risks to be weighed, trade-offs and ripple effects to be considered, alternative uses for time, energy, and money. In national defense, energy policy, social and welfare programs, medical care, to give but four examples, we must learn to recognize and evaluate the many alternatives and to make reasoned choices. If our choices are based on an understanding of our intellectual, spiritual, and social inheritance, the complex interrelationships in today ' s world, and the true nature of the decisions we face, these and other problems can be solved. We are entering the most exciting time in the history of the world. We have the knowledge and the power to make it the best time, if we also have the will, the dedication, the patience, and the love-for our fellow men and women and for the fragile ecosystem around us. I believe that we have all four, and that you and your fellow graduates will prove me right. Honorary Degree: Kathleen Sullivan Alioto, Member of Boston School Com- mittee, Doctor of Edu- cation. Honorary Degree: William S. Gibson, Chairman of the Board, Gibson Engi- neering Co, Inc. Doctor of Business Administration. Honorary Degree: Richard A. Kelley, Special Assistant to the President, Tufts University, and former Chairman, Curry Col- lege Board of Trustees, Doctor of Education. The Singing Of The Alma Mater: DISTINGUISHED GUEST: S.B. Ajasa-Oluwa, Chief of Lagos State, Ni- geria, watched his son Michael graduate with the only Bachelor of Science degree conferred this year. The commencement cere- monies were capped by an announcement by Chairman of the Curry Board of Trust- ees David Dresser that the Board had decided to re- name the North Academic Center. The new name was to be The John S. Hafer Academic Center, in recog- nition of all that President Hafer gave Curry College. This was the last com- mencement presided over by President Hafer, as Presi- dent. The pictures above de- pict a standing ovation for the President, and a hand- shake from Dresser. except the crying except the five year re- except the marriages of some who went together while at Curry ... .... except the memories, good and bad. And now, now it is time, the time has come, for the Class of 1978 the lights are out, the theater has closed. II Jeffrey L. Schafer c Prayer is alright, if you have a good right cross. Author unknown TrtmcsThucbc Martha Silsby Education Special Needs Friendships exist in laughs, cries and pieces of insanity. While today is changed by passing time And tomorrow seeks to find new dreams. Yesterday ' s remembered still For the many moments shared. Linda Silverman I am walking now Behind me stand the memories, the unfulfilled hopes, the shining dreams. But most of all, the friendships I have worked so hard to build. I cannot leave them, but I know that I must, so, to compromise, I wilt take along as much as I can remember. I can remember uncertainty, I can remember joy, I can remember sharing. All of these will walk beside me as I travel on. I am walking now. Before me is an unfamiliar path but I will not travel alone now or any other time. I will travel with memories of good friends -Marianne Egan - - ' .a Live each day to the fullest because the next day you may not be around to toss another down. To the boys: Tommy A, Racey, Big N , Joe Tarzan Shadduck, Krebsy, Dr. Roast, Forbsy, Bud, Keeney, Jim, Kelly, Red, Charlie, Carter, Berthiaume, Murray, Eddy Pond, Tom, Curt, Rob, Sweeze, O ' Connor, Big Jim, J.R., Wicky, Tony, Matty, Trevor, ScoUins. To the girls that made college worthwhile: 1 Katie, E.S., ST., M.S., L.S., H.F., T.K., S.F., M.S., J.F., L.R., L.P., G.C., R.M., C.B., K.G., R.L.; and the unknowns due to drunkiness! Janet Stevens Elementary Education Moderate Special Needs Psychology There are places I ' ll remember All my life though some have changed. Some forever, some for better. Some have gone and some remain. All these places had their moments With loves and friends I still recall. Some have gone and some are living, In my life I ' ve loved them all. MUM, DAD, and TOM, Thanks for helping me through these past years. Love you, Jan Jeffery L. Tarleton Management Ah, I am speechless. Given a space and the old well dries up. I had a poem that summed up my thoughts but I could not print it without the author ' s permission, and I ' m too lazy to get that. Besides, he ' s been dead for about a hun- dred years. If you ' re interested ask me and I ' ll tell you what it is. Thanks everyone who has been a friend, or helped me in some way to survive my Curry duration. The memories will fade, but some of you will cling close to my thoughts. Good luck everyone, and take care. Robert G. Tomasello Things that will live forever. Phrases: Hey, YOU!, What did you say? Son of a gun, I love that, the flying, eternal gate, the ball kicker. Hi. Howaya. Cheesburdager, Doo- Doot, ROTUNDA!, Well sir . . . Brother! Unt Den . . Teakie Beads! So? Ask me if I care, I always get the shaft, I tell ya I don ' t get no respect, Oh, rough crowd, People: Heather, M. L.L.N. , Mark, Bill, Doug, Jim, Rich, Stevie, John, Pete, Ken, Unca Joey, Antigone, Annie, My old flame, 2nd floor State, Blimpo, Dummo, Chubbo and me. Fast Breakers, Lightfingered 10-3. Places: the Home, South Pacific, Purgatory, Elvis concert. Evil Knevil jump, Quincy Market, Homecoming, New Jersey. Things: theatre, WMLN, basketball. Senate, pinball, pool, backgammon, wisdom teeth, water skiing in NY, Cabaret, 1st dunk in intramural history. Favorites: Rom. 8:16-18, John 14:22-23, John 8:12, Mark 14:61-62, Matt. 16:24-26, Eph 4:4-6, Phil. 2:7-11. A MAN ' S HEART DEVISETH HIS WAY: BUT THE LORD DIRECTETH HIS STEPS Proverbs 16:9 Jeanne Turner Elementary Education Moderate Special Needs they said would shine like the li ht the city hoped it sea the on moon the like be would M Marcia Weinstein Education Moderate Special Needs ... Lhildc Hilonen Frank Wheeler Sociology KITH OF INFINITY Hail, O Wind! Salutations! From a night wanderer seeking light searching a mystic land from which I have come: wind, I am not human: 1 am a stranger from a different planet: Is it the same planet from which you, O wind, have come? I breathe as a man, I see with a man ' s eyes But I am not a man. O wind, rustling through the forest, eager whisperer doleful sigher Forever coursing the banks of some invisible river Borne through the darkness: Existing only in a quasitangible substance Carrier, uncarried! Hail, O wind! I greet thee: Thou alone art the inhabitant of that world to which I am akin: For I am a shadow without body come from the unknown depth from the unattainable land Borne by the foam carried by the current . . . Oh epitomizer of purity I too am matter: I am interchangeable, I am energy, I am one, 1 am indivisible and single. One with all abstractions Foreign to that earth bounded by the impure. I am kindred to thee, O wind! I know thee as I know myself. Thou comest from mine own world through the barrier of time. A Poem by Somtow P. Sucharitkul Barbara Wickham Elementary Education Moderate Special Needs snow storm confinement, late night les- sons, 6:00 alarms, Orville Redenbacher ' s popcorn, 4 copies of accident forms!, Sil- verman ' s Sexuality Session, Are the washers free? FULFILLING COMPE- TENCIES!!!!, O WA WA, queen for a day, Kim, I ' ll get it! . . . Good times, bad times, they all pass so quickly. How can I hold on to the memories? I guess by keeping up with the friends that made them all happen. Thanks you guys, for EVERYTHING! Scot C.B. Wilson Sociology We all take a spill once in a while and it ' s good to know that friends are around to pick you up. Mary Coleman Mike Coppola Mark Carter Management Laura J. Daley There are so many things that I could have done, I ain ' t never had too much fun ... Commander Cody With all its sham, drudgery and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. Max Ehrmann Constance Dracoules Maureen Durkin William Gillis Greg Gerarde Mary C( Joseph Roger Kelly Iris Hardoon Kochakorn Adulayavichitr Bahman Kimiachi Robert Steven Medwid James Gerald Murphy Michael O. Ajasa- Oluwa Gregory M. Pizzitola Curtis L. Rodman Lawrence David Rosoff Mary Shole ■c ■■' !s: ' =T ' 1978 Seniors Not Pictured Susan Henderson Alexander James Charles Andrade Edward Joseph Barry, Jr. Louis Joseph Bartula Laurie Jean Bennett Madonna Christine Butts Roosevelt Campbell Araya Choomduang Ross D. Clay Jeffrey Donet Constantineau Paul DiPaolo Joseph S. Donelan Jeremiah Peabody Fay Elwin Leonard (Duke) Gilbert Donald G. Grosvenor Edward C. Hargreaves, Jr. Janet Sue Haynes Sharon Elizabeth Hebert Gladys Klitzman Heitin Charles Frederick King Linda L. King Cynthia Ann Luca Diane M. Mello Stephanie Marie Mott Kevin Michael O ' Connor Kathleen Ann O ' Sullivan Joseph Francis A. Reid, Jr. Loretta Roberts Lloyd Allen Teague, Jr. Mary Catherine Toohey Brian J. Vallely Timothy Gerard Woodward Retirements Frank White leaves us after substantial service as Assistant Reference and Circulation Librarian. Frank personally took care of the important government periodicals in the Levin Library. Frank also made many friends over the years with his cynical and dry humor. Mrs. Anne Grela worked for many years as the College Nurse at the infirmary. Highly considerate and friendly she always remembered who you were and had a kind word. U l r ii ' Dr. John O. Gawne leaves after serving Curry well in the position of Dean of Counselling Services. A man , with a keen sense of dry humor, he ' ll be especially missed. The Curryer, along with the rest of Curry College, wish Dr. Gawne, Nurse Grela, and Frank a happy retirement, and the best of wishes. Administration Dr. John Hafer President Tom Goldrick Business Manager Mary Granskie Assistant to the Business Manager L. ' J I SB K jt l H 1 Edward Hastings Acting Academic Dean June Roberts Dean ' s Office Administrative Assistant Helen LeBaron Bursar Joe Gibbons Financial Aid Director Randy Kupferberg Summer Programs Director Donald McNeil Vice President for Development James Salvucci Assistant Academic Dean Hiram Evans Vice President for Research Recorder ' s Office Ann Burnaby Development Mike Stone Asst. to the VP for Development Ernest Marchi Controller € f. — ( i « , . ' - Julia DiPaolo Duplicating Room Manager Warren Bazirgan Director of Public Relations Yearbook Advisor Jack Vallely Director of Purchasing Varsity Baseball Coach Library staff members above: at top Betty Butkus, and Helen Hafer. From the Admissions Office: (clock- wise from left) Gert Besdansky, Frank Cohn, Dean Richard Mantz, Carol MacDonald. Missing: Director Dana Denault, and Administrative Assistant Joyce Kelley. kurry College m li VICINAL r I r filBT -iMiBii I -ii— Security Counter-clockwise, from top left, are Director of Security Jerry Harrington, Lee Harrington (Ad- ministrative Assistant), Paul Jeannetti (Sgt, Mon- Fri 8am-4pm), Will Bevans (Sgt, Mon-Fri 4pm- 12am), George Wheeler (Sgt, Mon-Fri 12am-8am), Jim Cody (Sgt, Sat-Sun 4pm- 12am), Rick Bengt- son (Coordinator of student guards, fill in Sgt), Cathy Jeannetti, Todd Goldrick (fill in Sgt). Miss- ing: Ed McLean (Sgt, Sat-Sun 8am-4pm) and Fred Linehan (Sgt, Sat-Sun 12am-8am), and Asst. Coor- dinator Pat Harrington. At left is Director of Buildings and Grounds Fred Eddy. Above, left to right. Administrative Assistant Trudy Maiden, Pat Donovan, Phil Eddy. Karl Fogel Varsity Basketball Coach Assistant Varsity Football Coaches: Ken Beatrice, Warren White, Mike Browne. Assistant Basketball Coach: Don Doucette. Varsity Hockey Coach: James Brown. Girl ' s Basketball Coaches: Mike Browne, Jim Shanahan. Varsity Baseball Coach: Jack Vallely. Varsity Tennis Coach: Pat Bauer. Soccer: Jim Kaufmann. Thomas Stephens Athletic Director Head Varsity Football Coach Maintenance Clockwise, from far left: Bruno Filletti, Larry Guerra, Bill Hagman, Frank Reardon, Al Ro- manus, Jim Parrell, George Pratt. Missing are Ben Boudreau and Mike Kelleher. Dr. Barry L. Jackson Dean of Student Life MRS. RUTH MacOONmA. within existence nothing great is achieved Mrs. Ruth MacDonald without passion and interest. -Hegel Administrative Assistant to the Dean iWiU Robert Scappini Freedom not with mispent words Assistant to the Dean To Emmett, Kelly and Wolfetone of Student Life I raise my glass of Murphy ' s own. ' Steve Reul Assistant to the Dean of Student Life Those who have done their best for their own time have lived for all time . Top left: Alan C. Greenberg, Associate Professor of Political and Historical Studies, and Director of Registrarial Services. Top right: Housing Staff; front: Kathy Sexton (Green House), Heidi Webb (Lombard), Jeff Tarleton (Men ' s Honors), Steve lorio (Lom- bard), Terry Sambucchi (Mayflower). 2nd row; Bill Raimondi (Mayflower), Steve Winard (Scholars). 3rd row; Steve Rcul, Eric Arena (Scholars), Cindi Smith (Mayflower), Jerry Buckley (Main), Trevor Messiah (Main), Norm Hopping (Main), Joanne Roderiques (Milton), Pam Calarese (Milton), Bob Scappini (May- flower), Karen Hunter (State), Jane Kelly (State), Jeanne Turner (Scholars). Gretchen Ba- ker (State), Rick Bengtson (Scholars), Cindee Luca (State), Tom Gahr (Lombard). Steve McGinnity (156), at bottom right with the horns is Rick Padula (Lombard). Missing: Scott Faulk- ner (Lombard). John Henningson (Scholars). A well dressed group! At left: Nurse Grela and Dr. Tudor of the health services. At right: Dr. John Hill. Director of the Academic Advising Team, and an Associate Professor of Political and Historical Studies. Kay McCartney Administrative Assistant in Public Relations Itjf. From far left: Dr. John Gawne, Dean of Counselling, Jane Kelly, counselor. Sue Lupica, counselor, Laurie Simmons, Administrative Assistant to Counselling Services. acuity Division Of Science And Mathematics John Hovorka Division Chairperson Clockwise, from above, Eleanore Wilder, Jack Holloway, Thorn Rudegeair, Jerry Touger, John Tramondozzi. missing: Jim Kaufman, Indar Kamal, Hiram Evans. Nursing Mrs. Arlyne Saperstein (Act- ing Chairperson), Mrs. Alice Clark, Mrs. Genevieve Fitzpa- trick, Mrs. Mary Klein, Mrs. Elizabeth Kudzma, Ms. Joan Leon, Ms. Claire Maranda, Ms. Elise Navratil, Ms. Alyce Souden, Ms. Mary Ellen Sulli- van, Mrs. Estelle Uckerman, Mrs. Susan Carman, Mrs. Fannie Chung, Mrs. Donna Silva. ■■K 9 TT ■j H V ii ' i m W m Es Social Sciences James Martin Jud Lyon Management is a series of interruptions interrupted by interruptions -Joe P ' Joe Finn Lee Nason Joe Eckert Division Chairperson Robert Keighton XT n V • d 1 F r d a 1 u c s a t j t c V • • 1 1 e n n c e iSS H r ir • L _ H 3 E -1 i Vlat 1 f W| r , .- o C O .2 Arthur Caudel Education w top, left to right, Luis Isaza (Sociology), Gerald Hilyard (Soc), Ann Levin (Soc), Albert Sherring (Soc). un i B ' H 1 i ' P m iC N 1b Clockwise from above: Carol Wadell (Special Needs), Bruce Steinberg (Psych), Dante Germanotta (Soc), and PA I tutors Pam Brown, Maria Bacigalupo, Roberta VfcFee faculty not pictured: Ann Mooney (Ed), Dave Ezickson (Ed), Donna Quinn (Administrative Assistant). EXPRESSIONS, OPINIONS, THOUGHTS If you look for beauty you will find it. If you listen for the voice of truth, you will hear it. If you love, you will be loved. Mrs. Ruth MacDonald, from Good Housekeeping Magazine Three dogs are fighting over a bone and someone asks the bone which side he ' s on. The three dogs are Russia, China, and the US. I am the bone. Marvin Mandell Dr. John Gawne, from Sig- mund Freud: Man ' s superiority over the oth- er animals is his capacity for neurosis and his capacity for neurosis is merely the adverse of his capacity for cultural de- velopment. Politics is pervasive John Hill Dante Germanotta: What distinguishes the worst architect from the best of bees is this, that the architect raises his structure in imagination before he erects it in reality. Judy Kennedy, Education John Hahnfeld: Know what your doing Laurie Simmons: That the woman was made of a rib out of the side of Adam; not out of his feet to be trampled upon by him, but out of his side to be equal with him, under his arm to be protected, and near his heart to be loved. — Matthew Henry, Note on Gen- esis, ii, 21, 22 Dorothy Ross: If spring came but once in a century instead of once a year, or burst forth with the sound of an earthquake and not in silence, what wonder and expectation there would be in all hearts to behold the miraculous change. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Frances Kohak: We ' ll build in sonnets pretty roomes; as well a well wrought urn becomes The greatest ashes, as half-acres tombes. John Donne, The Canonization C. Alan Anderson: The invariable mark of wisdom is to see the miraculous in the common. -Ralph Waldo Emerson Robert Wertheimer: America remains the hope of mankind -Geo. Washington Das Ewig-Weibliche Zieht Uns Hinan -concluding words in the drama Faust Patricia O ' Sullivan: Women ' s faults are many. Men have only two. Everything they say, and everything they do. Anonymous. Barbara Fournier: Life is a train of moods like a string of beads And as we pass through them They prove to be many colored lenses which paint the world their own hue. Russell Pregeant: The purse conservative is fighting against the es- sence of the universe. — A.N. Whitehead Jane Kelly: Count these amoung your gifts . . . the friendly morning sky, the peaceful night, and all the colors, beauties, splendors of a living earth.-Edward Cunningham I am not a crook -Richard Nixon CENTER FOR LIFELONG LEARNING Phyllis Caldwell Director Pamela Housely Assistant Director Ruth Bennett Program Developer Joyce Steele Administrative Assistant Ed McLean Security Sgt. 205 Marvin Mandfl English Missing: Helen Trotman (Englisti) liizaleffi Kubih ?er Allan Bump Fran Wildeboor George Wharton CAS Sam Manzi Director of Data Processing editor s note Editors Note Not everyone will like this book. I love it. I believe that it is the best yearbook Curry has had to date. Just I as 1977 ' s was the best one ever done till then. Someone will alwa;ys come around and do it better, you knowl the saying that records are made to be broken. Well, what do you think? Next year Eric Arena and Mary I Carneiro have the one in a hundred chance to really do it up with the College Centennial. Go get ' em Eric I and Mary, and have fun, and don ' t get discouraged because things don ' t ever work the way you planned it. I God, I wish they did. If they did I would have had this book done on time for all my deadlines, but as it is evident that you are reading it now 1 must have finished it, eh? What ' s to dislike in this book? Well, if you are one of those people who ' Tikle like a mouse there probably are not any pictures of you in here. If you go to lots of events or are chums v ' ith the photographers then you probably can take this book and find yourself many times. Just a word about the photographers. Several of them were from Miller Studio and had no bias what so ever, so if they missed you then you were not obnoxious enough to be seen. As for student picture takers they were a fairly diverse group and several of them did outstanding work. If you are not in here as much as you like I am sorry, next year maybe you should join the yearbook staff, because that is where the buck stops. As is the usual procedure there are many people I have to thank. Warren Ba irgan was very kind and helpful as yearbook advisor. From Josten ' s Yearbook Co. Bob Murphy is the kind of company representative that should get an award. Bob helped me in so many ways I can ' F4hank hini enough. Thankyou to Miller Studio, which did a fine job on assignments and printing of photos. Big thanks to Eric Arena for all his effort, Mike Mahoney who always seemed to be there to take pictures, Jym-Ann Callan, who did the god- awful job of typing the directory, and Pat Kirchdorfer who spearheaded the ad campaign and brought in well over 1000 dollars. Gretchen Baker and Jeanne Turner coordinated the Senior effort, which resulted in the Senior section, a section which I think all the Seniors can be proud to be associated with. Ellie Carabello and Jane Neveleff brought with them many new ideas while they toiled on the activities part of the book, and they vere probably the most diligent workers on the staff. To all the other staff members I thank you too, and I have tried to give credit where it is deserved. What else can I tell you? If you are careful you can paH out pages 136 and 137 and hang it on your wall as a poster. The weird photo that has the photo credits overprinted on it was a weirdo darkroom stunt by Eric. We tried to save space for more pictures by eliminating divider pages between sections, and we also have an unusual paper stock which the Senior Week is printed on. As for things that we have missed or messed up, I truly apologi c. I assure you that we made a 140% effort to make a yearbook that you will enjoy for years. Sincerely, Jeffery L. Tarleto . Editor, 1978 Curr r HHj ' Personal Note: Through my four years at Curry I have enjoyed man unique, exciting, and challenging experiences. There are many people outside my family that helped conti-ibute to the (mostly) excellent times: retc ' hen. Rick , Prof. Hcnningson, Karl, John Murray (wherever he is!), Eddie Black; and many others whom I think of often but I can ' t possibly mention them all. 1 am also in great debt personally and professionally to Bob Capalbo, Bob Wertheimer, Dr. Keighton, Joe Finn, the many fine folks working for security, and again all those I can ' t mention now. God bless all- of you; I ' ll never forget you and the years we shared at Curry! Photographic Editor Eric Arena Co-Organizations Editor, Photographer Mike J. Mahoney Co-Senior Section Editors Jeanne Turner and Gretchen Baker Mike J. Mahoney: Jeffery L. Tarleton: Eric Arena: Photo Credits Gong Show Faculty and Staff Color candids International Night candids Zak Concert Organizations Senior Banquet Dances W i Senior Week ,j| Awards Night Hockey Football Halloween James Mapes Basketball dances Senior week Spring Weekend Horseracing Girl ' s Basket. Dr. Boyle Convocation Sr. 100 days party Slipknot Concert All College Celeb, candids blood drive faculty staff soccer snowstorm color candids All College Celebration candids Faculty and staff hockey and women ' s basketball color candids team pictures K. Richard BengtSOn: Faculty and staff candids organizations Awards Banquet Karl Kildahl Faculty and staff candids Day in the life of Joanne Roderiques Ken Bettis: Charles Flagg Brian Sullivan Ed Hojnowski Frank Murray: William Hayden Miller Studio Cabaret football Homecoming Hockey James Montgomery Concert Casino color candids Spring Weekend football Basketball Commencement Aerial endsheet Portraits done on campus 210 candids Chan Donavanik: Field Day David Cowgill: Dave Berquist: Mark Pierce: codspeii Peter Paris footbaii J)iane Genovario: color candids Scot Wilson: candids Freshmen Orientation Soccer Senior Week %, ; r K - Socce. ' ' W Kf j Aztec Twostep concert Casino candids snowstorm Soccer Equipment: Other Contributors: The 1978 Curryer used only Kodak film in the making Dean Barry Jackson: RA halloween picture of the yearbook. For Black and White we used Tri-X, Clark Linehan: Homecoming pictures for color Vericolor Professional was used in most Warren Bazirgan: Orientation, football awards night cases. Ruth Burack: candids W W S( Printing paper in most cases was RC rapid with gloss nish. All paper was Kodak made. Cameras used were 35MM in all cases except for Senior portraits and the endsheet aerial. Bengtson used a Minolta. Arena used a Pentax. The yearbook owned Fujica was used by Genovario. Karl Kildahl used a Ricoh. Tarleton, Mahoney, Paris, and Dono- vanik all used Canons. Photographic Acknowledgements The Curryer would like to thank the College for the use of the darkroom, which we used on and off throughout the year. The Curryer also would like to thank Eric Arena for his darkroom expertise which was tapped again and again. The Curryer also would like to thank William Tarleton for the use of his darkroom which enabled the yearbook to be completed after the Curry darkroom closed for the summer. top, photographer Scot Wilson, photographer Diane Genovario, photographer and co-editor Organi- zations Section Rick Bengtson. above, Jym-Ann Callan, typer of the Directory and Janet Stevens, who did special work, above right: Pat Kirchdorfer, Advertising Man- ager, left: Bob Murphy, Josten ' s Yearbook Co. representative, right: Jack Indiveri, Asst. Advertising Manager. 06460 Bradford Irene 41 Lawn Ave. Quincy Ma. 02169 Bradley Brian M. 655 Talcottville Ave. Vernon Ct. 06066 Bradley Mary B. 66 Granby Dr. Madidon Ct. 06443 Brain Linda M, 340 Westport Tpke. Fairfield Ct. 06880 Bratches Kurt H. 51 Orchard Lane Rye N.Y. 10580 Breen Karen M. 5 So. Bedford St. Burlington Ma. 01803 Brennan Patricia M. 57 Darrow St. Quincy Ma. 02169 Briggs Gerald 93 Mattakeestt St. Pembroke Ma. 02359 Briggs Joan 393 South St. Randolph Ma. 02368 Bright Thomas E. 121 Lawton Ave. Lynn Ma. 01902 Bristol Sara M. 210 Mercer St. Princeton N.J. 08540 Brodigan Maureen 67 Clearwater Dr. Dorchester Ma. 02126 Brown Kathryn A. 232 Old Oaken Bucket Norwell Ma. 02061 Brown Kevin J. 269 Walpole St. Norwood Ma. 02062 Brown Marjory 121 Mattapan St. Mattapan Ma. 02126 Brown Theresa R. 154 Harding Terrace Dedham Ma. 02026 Browne Carolann 9 Pond View Rd. Canton Ma. 02021 Browner Lore G. 49 Norman St. Milton Ma. 02186 Buchbinder Betsy 67 Vose Hill Rd. Milton Ma. 02186 Buckles Marjorie 4 Jackson Lane S. Dartmouth Ma. 02740 Buckley Alice A. Pond Meadow Rd. Westbrook Ct. 06498 Bulan Richard J. 1 1 Barmore Dr. West Stamford Ct. 06905 Buonopane Jeanne M. 75 Hall Place Quincy Ma. 02169 Burack Mark G. 1 5 Arietta Ave. Worcester Ma. 01602 Burbank Ross E. 71 Springhurst Rd. Bedford Hills N.Y. 10507 Burke Denise M. 88 Constitution Ave. So. Weymouth Ma. 02190 Burke Denise C. 83 Gardiner St.. Quincy Ma. 02169 urke Donald C. Jr. 6 Nabbys Pt. Rd. Ipswich Ma. 01938 Burns Jonna 766 Willard St. Quincy Ma. 02169 Butera Joan M. 47 Myerson Lane Newton Ma. 02159 Buttaro Vincent 48 Curve St. Dedham Ma. 02026 Butts Donna C. 95 School St. Cambridge Ma. 02139 Byrne Lisa A. 1 1 Ellington Rd. Wollaston Ma. 02170 Calarese Pamela J. 22 Pleasantview St. Roslindale Ma. 02131 Caldwell Rosana M. 231 Blue Hill Ave. Milton Ma. 02186 Caldwell Sandra E. 1150 Main St. Norwell Ma. 02061 Callan Jym-Ann F. 133 Robert St. Braintree Ma. 02184 Calliari Anne M. 5380 Congress St. Fairfield Ct. 06430 Calo Virginia Hospital Rd. Medfield Ma. 02052 Campbell Eulie May 25 Meadowview Rd. Milton Ma. 02186 Campbell Geoffrey G. 16 Emerald Ave. Braintree Ma. 02184 Campbell Thomas D. 70 Sherburn Circle Weston Ma. 02193 Campo Anthony M., 8 Jefferson Pk. Cambridge Ma. 02140 Canavan Mary E. 189 Garfield Ave. Boston Ma. 02136 Canning Dennis M. 2 Eighth St. Cambridge Ma. 02141 Cannon Patricia M. 363 Copeland St. Quincy Ma. 02169 Caraballo Elba Curry College Pox 77 Milton Ma. 02186 Carberry Kenneth A. 1672 Canton Ave. Milton Ma. 02186 Carey C onstance M. 47 Deerfield Rd. Needhan Ma. 02192 Carey Daniel J. 6 Chandler St. Penacook N.H. 03301 Carr Barbara J. 28 Country Side Dr. Boston Ma. 02126 Carter John F. 1023 Randolph Ave. Milton Ma. 02186 Carter Mark F. 200 Turtle Pond Pkwy Hyde Park Ma. 02136 Casey Martin T. 1 5 Verna Field Rd. Fairfield Ct. 06430 Cashman Deborah A. 80 Washington St. Hyde Park Ma. 02136 Cataldo Michael D. 1811 Washington St. Braintree Ma. 02186 Catinella Diane A. 142 Woodoak Dr. Westbury N.Y. 11590 Cavallo Ann R. 23 Galty Ave. Dorchester Ma. 02124 Cecchini Ruth 53 Karyln Rd. Weymouth Ma. 02188 Cederlund Arthur 1801 Ocean St. Marshfield Ma. 02050 Cember Mark M. 837 Sherry Dr. Vlly Cottage N.Y. 10989 Cerretani Thomas A. 833 Franklin St. Melrose Ma. 02176 Chang Andrew C. 6 Robbin Hill Rd. Scarsdale N.Y. 10583 Cherkes Lori H. 146 E. Dorrance St. Kingston Pa. 18704 Chessin Andrew D. Via San Vittore 45 Milan Italy 20123 Chiappinelli Diane K. 103 Maple St. Milford Ct. 06460 Choomouang Araya 75 St. Alphonsus St. Boston Ma. 02120 Christie Mary J. 91 Payson Ave. Rockland Ma. 02370 Christopher David R. 972 Bennington St. East Boston Ma. 02128 Chung Paulette 760 Morton St. Apt. 6 Mattapan Ma. 02126 Civitarese Nicholas C. 17 Mac Gregor Dr. Sherborn Ma. 01770 Clark Christina 7 Ridgehill Rd. Canton Ma. 02021 Clarke Ann M. 9 Alvarado Ave. Hyde Park Ma. 02136 Clarke Robert N. 9 Alvarado Ave. Hyde Park Ma. 02136 Clay Ross Daniel 26 McArthur Rd. Natick Ma. 01760 Clougher Linda A. 66 Montcalm Ave. Brighton Ma. 02135 Coakley Stephanie 520 Mass. Ave. Boston Ma. 02118 Cobb Corinne A. 70 Pequit St. Canton Ma. 02021 Codman Eve D. 15 Linwood Rd. Wellesley Ma. 02181 Cogen Mitchell D. 229 Steven Place Woodmere N.Y. 11598 Cohen Debra L. 205 Kings Pt. Rd. Great Neck N.Y. 11024 Cohen Donna 3 Tucker St. Milton Ma. 02186 Cohen Gertrude 252 Neponset Valley Pky. Hyde Park Ma. 02136 Cohen Patricia Anne 3 Ponkapoag Way Canton Ma. 02021 Coke Joanna 5 Surrey Lane Chelmsford Ma. 01824 Cole Joan E, 266 North St. N. Weymouth Ma. 02191 Cole Marc S. 16 Craig St. Jericho N.Y. 11753 Coleman Geraldine Ann 53 Alden St. Dedham Ma. 02026 Coleman Kenneth E. 152 Paulin Blvd. Leonia N.J. 07605 Coleman Mary B. 1326 Bellevue Ave. Syracuse N.Y. 13204 Coler Rosemary D. 178 Marshall St. Duxbury Ma. 02332 Coletta Kathleen R. 99 Louise Rd. Braintree Ma. 02184 Collazzo Joan 20 Burroughs Rd. Lexington Ma. 02173 Collins Nancy 58 Myrtle St. Norwood Ma. 02062 Colwell Christine M. 19 Winter St. Topsham Me. 04086 ComoUi Donna M. 16 Meade St. Milford Ma. 01757 Conlon Simonne J. 46 Meadow Lane Bridgewater Ma. 02324 Connelly Marianne K. 480 Brook Rd. Milton Ma. 02186 Connelly Robert L. 1 1 Norwell Ave. Norwell Ma. 02061 Connolly Cornelia M. 609 Canton Ave. Milton Ma. 02186 Connolly Joan B. 170 Grove St. Norwell Ma. 02061 Connolly Joan M. 15 Brookside Pk. Milton Ma. 02186 Connor Beth M. 45 Willow Rd. Nahant Ma. 01908 Connolly Kevin 15 Brookside Pk. Milton Ma. 02187 Connolly Stephen M. 14 Bicknell St. Quincy Ma. 02169 Connor Kathleen 84 Franklin St. Milton Ma. 02186 Connors Teresa 24 Lunar Ave. Braintree Ma. 02184 Conroy Constance 131 Valley St. Pembroke Ma. 02359 Conroy Pamela J. 31 Gov. Andrew Rd. Hingham Ma. 02043 Constantine Gigi K. 63 Wojkum Wood Rd. Riverside Ct. 06878 Constantineau Jeffrey 108 Bradford Rd. Braintree Ma. 02184 Conway Patricia A. 11 North Main St. Cohasset Ma. 02025 Cook Virginia H. 65 Mergaret Rd. Milton Ma. 02186 Cooke Helen 510 Norfolk St. Mattapan Ma. 02126 Cooke Ian Thomas 36 Fairmount St. Dorchester Ma. 02124 Coppoia Michael A. 161 Linwood Ave. Newtonvile Ma. 02160 Corbett Francis T. 3 Osceola St. Mattapan Ma. 02126 Costello Susan M. 476 East 3rd St. South Boston Ma. 02127 Cotter Deborah C. 27 Kings Rd. Canton Ma. 02021 Cotter Mary Ann 150 Mediterranean Dr. Weymouth Ma. 02188 Coute Robin M. 15 Highview Ave. Braintree Ma. 02186 Cowgill David B. 75 Lawson Rd. Winchester Ma. 01890 Crannell Jacqueline 378 Lebanon St. Maiden Ma. 02148 Craven Richard 49 Chittick Rd. Hyde Park Ma. 02136 Crimmins Kathleen 441 Granite St. Quincy Ma. 02169 Crohan Caroline Ann 6 Mohawk Rd. Canton Ma, 02021 Cronan Catherine A. 1 Agawam Rd. Attleboro Ma. 02703 Cronin Alex 42 Dudley Lane Milton Ma. 02186 Cronin Tania 42 Dudley Lane Milton Ma. 02186 Crowley Mary B. 77 Sassamon Ave. Milton Ma. 02186 Crugnale Mark T. 1824 Jones Place Placentia Calif. 92670 Cubeilis William S. 241 Main St. Buzzards Bay Ma. 02532 Cummings Christine A. 340 Pleasant St. Milton Ma. 02186 Cunningham Lori J. 163 Rollstone Ave. W. Sayville N.Y. 11796 Curley Maryann 393 Adams St. Milton Ma. 02186 Curran Joanne 54 Mill St. 12 Woburn Ma. 01801 Currier Mark A. 8 Volunteer Rd. Hingham Ma. 02043 Curtin Virginia A. 56 Chesterfield St. Hyde Park Ma. 02136 Curtis Martha 135 Gun Hill St. Milton Ma. 02186 Curtis Shawn T. 25 Gannett Rd. Scituate Ma. Curto Patricia B. 63 Hall Place Quincy Ma. 02169 Cusack Michael P. 30 Marion St. West Haven Ct. 06516 Cutaia Peter A. 1 Little Rd. Maynard Ma. 01754 Cutia Robert J. 1 Little Rd. Maynard Ma. 01754 Daley Laura J. 34 Burning Tree Rd. Greenwich Ct. 06830 D Alois Roberta 22 Long Lake Rd. Littleton Ma. 01460 Daly Doris 108 Indian Spring Milton Ma. 02186 Daly Sue 60 Elrrida St. Green Harbor Ma. 02041 Dane Charles E. Off Union St. Hingham Ma. 02043 Daniell Sandra R. 29 Cobblers Hill Rd. Trumbull Ct. 06611 Dannbauer Susan 1 Trenton St. Melrose Ma. 02176 D Antona Roberta C. 20 Tremont St. Stoneham Ma. 02180 Da Silva Doris 208 Elm St. Halifax Ma. 02338 Davey Patrice M. 57 Willow Rd. Hanover Ma. 02339 Davis Mark E. 143 Beechwood St. Cohasset Ma. 02025 Dayton Janice 71 N. Central St. E. Bridgewater Ma. 02333 DeChristopher Donna 31 Highland Ave. Apt. 5 Newton Ma. 02160 De Jesu John D. 15 Meadow Lane Bayville N.Y. 11709 De Luca Richard R. 29 Raymond Terr. E. Norwalk Ct. 06855 D Empaire Carlos J. P.O. Box 301 Maracaibo Venezuela Denihan Joan L. 435 E. 79 St. New York N.Y. 10021 Dennehy Marty 1 1 Elliot St. Norwood Ma. 02062 DeSantis John N. 23 Spring St. Milford Ma. 01757 Devlin Deanna Lyn Harvard Ridge Apts. Winthrop House Apt. 2 Boxford Ma. Dexter Virginia 6 Hay Ter. Milton Ma. 02186 Dick Elizabeth M. 6 Osage Rd. Canton Ma. 02021 Dick Marilyn S. 89 Rowe Ave. Lynbrook N.Y. 11563 Dickson Lesley P. Dash Dhew Washington D.C. 20201 Dillon James A. 19 La Verne Dr. Rutland Vt. 05701 DiNallo Mary C. 6 Salvi Dr. Framingham Ma. 01701 Dinatale Evelyn M. 509 Normandy Norwood Ma. 02062 Diotalevi Robert N. 28 Ceder St. Milford Ma. 01757 Di Paolo Paul 185 Hollis Ave. Braintree Ma. 02184 Di Zinno Patrice 35 Wyndmere Rd. Milton Ma. 02186 Dlugove Stanley Norma 16 Arnold Rd. Stoneham Ma. 02180 Doherty Nancy J. 39 Longwood Ave. No. Andover Ma. 01845 Doldt Russell R. 31 Mac Donald St. Hyde Park Ma. 02136 Dolan Jeanne 82 Parkwood Dr. Milton Ma. 02186 Dolan Kathleen 82 Parkwood Dr. Milton Ma. 02186 Donahue Paul W. 53 Milton Rd. Braintree Ma. 02184 Donavanik Chanintr Royal Thai Embassy 1906 23rd St. N.W. Washington D.C. 20008 Donelan Joseph S. 636 Nahatan St. Norwood Ma. 02062 Donovan Catherine M. 1051 Blue Hill Ave. Milton Ma. 02186 Donovan Terry Ann 199 Central Ave. Braintree Ma. 02184 Donsanto Pauline C. 6 Gordon Rd. Milton Ma. 02186 Dooley Charles T. 93 Cross St. Randolph Ma. 02368 Dooley William B. Box 55 Centerville Ma. 02632 Dore Kathleen M. 181 Train St. Dorchester Ma. 02122 Dotton Margaret R. Breezy Meadows Rte. 126 Holliston Ma. 01746 Dowd Bryceanne 43 Stoneridge Rd. Summit N.J. 07901 Dowling Elizabeth A. 2 Pope St. Quincy Ma. 02171 Doyle Margaret M. 72 Southbourne Rd. Boston Ma. 02130 Dracoules Constance A. 22 Schlager Ave. Quincy Ma. 02169 Driscoll Dorothy 19 Sargent Lane Franklin Ma. 02038 Druker Gerri S. 73 Linda Lane Bethel Ct. 06801 Duff Kevin C. 51 Saning Rd. N. Weymouth Ma. 02191 Duffy Christine 90 Concord Rd. Weston Ma. 02193 Duggan James F. 57 Viden Rd. Quincy Ma. 02169 Dunn Stephen M. 4 Summit Rd. Box 82 Holbrook Ma. 02343 Dunsford Mary 94 Richmond St. Dorchester Ma. 02124 Dunton Frances M. 51 Selwyn Rd. Braintree Ma. 02184 Durkin Maureen A. 11820 Kim Place Potomac Md. 20854 Duross Joanne M. 66 Donnellan Circle Weymouth Ma. 02191 Duxbury Gail M. Worcester Rd. Webster Ma. 01570 Eddy Eve Karen 21 Bosworth Rd. Framingham Ma. 01701 Efthim Carole J. 36 Hutchinson Rd. Walpole Ma. 02081 Ellison Liz 9 Winston Rd. Dorchester Ma. 02124 Ellis Paul D. 31 Blossom St. Rockland Ma. 02370 Epstein Jeffrey M. 15 Farview Rd. Tenafly N.J. 07670 Espach Steven R. P.O. Box 130 Sag Harbor N.Y. 11963 Esposito Marie C. 40 South Fairview St. Roslindale Ma. 02131 Evans Frank 31 Fairoaks Lane Cohasset Ma. 02025 Everett Donna 69E Shaw St. Braintree Ma. 02184 Eyges Cary M. 10 Beechwood Lane Kensington Ct. 06037 Faber Steven D. 136 Beverly Rd. Chestnut Hill Ma. 02167 Fain Lauren P. 405 South Ave. Weston Ma. 02193 Falcione Dorothy E. 17 Old Pottery Lane Norwell Ma. 02061 Famulari Angela 85 Damon Ave. Holbrook Ma. 02343 Famulari Frank 85 Damon Ave. Holbrook Ma. 02343 Farina Stephen A. 21 Thorndale Rd. Slingerlands N.Y. 12159 Farrag Linda 78 So. Main St. Cohasset Ma. 02025 Farrell Anne M. 206 W. Harvard St. Brockton Ma. 02401 Farren Kathleen A. 40 Stockbridge St. Cohasset Ma. 02025 Faulkner Scott W. 177 Pleasant St. Attleboro Ma. 02703 Fearing William S. 35 Quincy St. Chevy Chase Md. 20015 Feeney Janet M. Box 246 Mechanicsville Pa. 18934 Feeney John M. 180 North Ave. Rockland Ma. 02370 Felice Alfred R. 25 Cedar Lane Sands Pt. N.Y. 11050 Feller Barbara A. 49 Farnham Rd. Stoughton Ma. 02072 Fellows Brian C. 188 Lincoln Rd. Walpole Ma. 02081 Fenn Michael R. 160 Crescent St. Stow Ma. 01775 Festner Ellen M. Rte. 138 Box 139 Golden Bridge N.Y. 10526 Fink Blanche 25 Prince St. Milton Ma. 02186 Finkel Howard J. 98 Skating Rink Rd. Hyannis Ma. 02601 Fiorenza Joseph J. 277 Lowell St. Andover Ma. 01810 216 Fischgrund David P. 832 Winchester Ave. Hillside N.J. 07205 Fisher Mary P. 76 Vesey St. Brockton Ma. 02402 Fitzgerald Thomas J. 6 Stedman St. Chelmsford Ma. 01824 Fitzhenry Debra Lyn Langford Rd. Plymouth Ma. 02360 Flagg Andrew M. 707 Palmer Ct. Mamaroneck N.Y. 10543 Flaherty Maryanne 34 Grew Hill Rd. Roslindale Ma. 02131 . -■' Fletcher Thomas P. 3 MacArthur Rd. Natick 01760 Fogg Steven S. 92 Sportsmans Hill Rd. Madison Ct. 06443 Foley Mark P. 26 Spruce Rd. Watertown Ma. 02172 Forbes Brian J. 176 King St. Hanson Ma. 02341 Foster David S. Oak Drive Northford Ct. 06472 Freedman Howard M. 2 Concord Ave. Plattsburgh N.Y. 12901 Frei Alice C. 665 Clapboardtree St. Westwood Ma. 02090 French Deborah A. 29 Birchcroft Rd. Braintree Ma. 02184 Friedman Rhonda M. 35 Gillooly Dr. Warwick R.I. 02888 Fucillo Michael W. 352 Huntington Ave. Hyde Park Ma. 02136 Furey Jane E. 21 Lakeridge Rd. Matawan N.J. 07747 Futransky Jane J. 46 Nelson Dr. Randolph Ma. 02368 Gadway Mary E. 26 Rockland St. Melrose Ma. 02176 Galanis Michael J. 537 Nahatan St. Norwood Ma. 02062 Gallagher John 99 Adams St. Milton Ma. 02187 Gallagher Donna 27 Willow St. Waltham Ma. 02154 Gallagher Robert J. 19 Dow Rd. W. Roxbury Ma 02132 Gallant Mary E. 24 Ryder Rd. Weymouth Ma. 02190 Ganci Susan 203 Common St. Braintree Ma. 02184 Gardner John W. 109 Barham Ave. Quincy Ma. 02171 Garrity Lauren 11 Colby St. Needham Ma. 02192 Garrity Stephen 1 1 Colby St. Needham Ma. 02192 Garvey Suzanne C. Hillside Terrace Merrimack N.H. 03054 Gately Elaine 4 Greenbriar Rd. Canton Ma. 02021 Gaud Raymond 138 Grove Ave. Wilmington Ma. 01887 Gaudette Michele 187 Raymond Hall Dr. North Attleboro Ma. 02760 Gavigan Karen 9 Lehan St. Canton Ma. 02021 Gelman Gretchen D. 28 Rayfield Rd. Westport Ct. 06880 Gelineau Mary Lou 33 Maple Ave. Medford Ma. 02155 Genovario Diane 421 Columbus Ave. Trenton N.J 08629 George Peter S. 20 Bernard Rd. Woburn Ma. 01801 Geraghty Jane 42 Floral St. Newton Hghlnd Ma. 02161 Gerarde Gregory V. 40A Cutter St. Melrose Ma. 02176 Gerbutavich Brian K. 203 K St. So. Boston Ma. 02127 Geronaitis James 31 Lawrence Rd. Halifax Ma. 02338 Geryk Frances 119 Pine St. Florence Ma. 01060 Gibavic Eva B. Rattlesnake Gutter Rd. Leverett Ma. 01054 Gilbert Elwin R D 1 Herkimer New York 13350 Gilbert Frank J. 5 Magnolia Rd. Milton Ma. 02186 Gillaspy Eva M. 359 Neponset St. Norwood Ma. 02062 Gillen Katherine M. 2 Gateshead St. New Hartford N.Y. 13413 Gillis Bernadette 126 Audubon Rd. Milton Ma. 02186 Gillis Elizabeth Old Scituate Lghthse Scituate Ma. 02066 Gillis William R. 41 Lothrop Ave. Milton Ma. 02186 Gitlitz Karen S. Midland Dr. Colchester Ct. 06415 Giunta Diana 33 Cummings Ave. Quincy Ma. 02170 Given Donna Z. 425 Canton Ave. Milton Ma. 02187 Gleason Bridget M. 82 Hartwell Rd. W. Hartford Ct. 06117 Glenn Elizabeth 154 Franklin St. Milton Ma. 02186 Glennon Stephen P. 181 Whiting Ave. Dedham Ma. 02026 Gobbi Joseph M. 285 Lexington St. East Boston Ma. 02128 Gochis William M. 14 Wildwood St. Burlington Ma. 01803 Gold Dianne 59 Barry Rd. Manchester Ct. 06040 Goldberg Israel 67 Sierra Rd. Hyde Park Ma. 02136 Goldberg Jane 92 Meadow Lane Lawrence N.Y. 11559 Goldberg Mary 67 Sierra Rd. Hyde Park Ma. 02136 Goldenberg Marsha R. 138 Robin Rd. West Hartford Ct. 06119 Goldenberg Sandi L. E. 62 Fern PI. Paramus N.J. 07652 Goldman Marsha H. 105 Goldman Rd. Stoughton Ma. 02072 Goldman Robert P. 161 Landford Dr. Elmont N.Y. 11003 Goldmeier Sharon J. 1 1 Lawson Lane Great Neck N.Y. 11023 Goldrick Thomas D. 6 Fifth Ave. Scituate Ma. 02066 Goldstein Gladys G. 20 Ames Ct. Sharon Ma. 02067 Goldstein Stephanie 2 Fairway Dr. Canton Ma. 02021 Goodman David R. 8 Tuxedo Dr. Livingston N.J. 07039 Goodman Kristine 35 Central St. Winchester Ma. 01890 Gorgone John 55 Cresent St. Waltham Ma. 02154 Gorman James M. 9 Pinedale Lane Canton Ma. 02021 Gosselin Suzanne J. 50 Bridge St. Topsham Me. 04086 Goudy Margaret 29 Hawkins St. E. Weymouth Ma. 02189 Goulart Edward J. 6 Rindge Terr. Cambridge Ma. 02140 Gould Kristine 107 Medford St. Maiden Ma. 02148 Grable William 55 Ridlon Rd. Mattapan Ma. 02126 Granskie Linda M. 81 Sixth St. Norwood Ma. 02062 Graves Celine 166 Livoli Ave. Braintree Ma. 02184 Grays Karen Y. 235 Hoyt St. Brooklyn N.Y. 11217 G reen Bette L. 90 Gary Rd. Needham Ma. 02194 Green Sandra E. 98 Capen St. Milton Ma. 02187 Greene Anthony R. 127 East 78th St. New York N.Y. 10021 Greer Frances 16 Heritage Hill Marshfield Ma. 02050 Gregson Patricia L. 4 Summit St. Hyde Park Ma. 02136 Griffin Mary 35 Old Morton St. Mattapan Ma. 02126 Griffin Susan 60 Lorraine Rd. Westwood Ma. 02090 Grosvenor Donald G. Pare Camille Amelil Rue Marichal juin Cannes France Crush Pamela S. 18 Wilson St. S. Hadley Ma. 01075 Gutner Robin S. 15 Douglas Cir. Rye NY. 10580 Gutterman Lynne Ann 35 Marcus Rd. Sharon Ma. 02067 Guzik Barbara A. 36634 Gilchrist Westland Mi. 48185 Gwyn Sandy 78 Granite PI. Milton Ma. 02186 Hackey Mark K. 57 Gale St. Waltham Ma. 021154 Hafer Helen J. 956 Brush Hill Rd. Milton Ma. 02186 Hagen Gladys 4 Ontario Dr. Hudson Ma. 01749 Hahn Lora S. 49 Lorimer Ave. Providence R.I. 02906 Hallett Elaine C. 44 Indian Hill Rd. Medfield Ma. 02052 Hallinan Joseph B. 78 Baldwin Farms So. Greenwich Ct. 06830 Hallisey Patricia F. 56 Derby St. W. Newton Ma. 02165 Hamilton Don W. 9 Harrison St. Somerville Ma. 02143 Hamlet John W. 160 Waldemar Ave. East Boston Ma. 02128 Hanley Colleen A. 26 Rosewood Ave. S. Attleboro Ma. 02703 Hannigan John A. R.F.D. 2 Auburn Me. 04210 Hannigan Patricia M. R.F.D. 2 W. Auburn Me. 04210 Hannigan Susan L. Eastern Nazarene Col. Quincy Ma. 02170 Hannon Jane 4 Mathaurs St. Milton Ma. 02186 Harden Joelyn A. 6 Wickford Ave. Trenton N.J. 08618 Hardoon Iris 61 SOI Rachakrul Off Paholyotin Rd. Bangkok Thailand Hardy Janet 39 Sunflower Rd. Holbrook Ma. 02343 Hargreaves Edward C.J. 36 Blueberry Hill Dedham Ma. 02026 Harmer Donald W. P.O. Box 116 Whitman Ma. 02382 Harrigan Eugene J. 1347 Mass. Ave. Lexington Ma. 02173 Harrington Patrick S. 22 Halsey Rd. Hyde Park Ma. 02136 Harrington Verna 685 Highland St. Marshfield Ma. 02059 Harrison Leslie H. 30 Dale St. Medfield Ma. 02052 Harrison Thomas N. 100 Frankland Road Ashland Ma. 01721 Harrow Shirley 62 Bay St. Quincy Ma. 02169 Harte Patricia M. Linden Lane Mt. Kisco N.Y. 10549 Harvey John B. Shagbark Rd. Norwalk Ct. 06854 Haskell Nancy L. 630 Gorwin Dr. Hanson Ma. 02341 Hassard Thomas J. 18 Stardust Dr. Warren N.J. 07060 Hassett John 861 Hoffman St. Elmira N.Y. 14905 Hastings Mary B. 1 1 Ellison Ave. Mattapan Ma. 02126 Hatch Whitney B. 354 Towne House Rd. Fairfield Ct. 06430 Havens Sarah 53 Enslin Rd. Needham Ma. 02192 Haynes Janet S. 165 Hingham St. Rockland Ma. 02370 Healey Ann 209 Lazell St. Hingham Ma. 02043 Healey Harry 209 Lazell St. Hingham Ma. 02043 Heapes Joyce P. 7 Spring Lane Hingham Ma. 02043 Heier Meryl 2415 Bay Rd. Sharon Ma. 02067 Heim Abigail M. 38 Bear Mt. Rd. Ridgefield Ct. 06877 Heitin Gladys 10 Longmeadow Drive Canton Ma. 02021 Hemenway David K. 1515 V.F.W. Parkway W. Roxbury Ma. 02132 Hemingway Kathleen M. 391 Broad St. Weymouth Ma. 02188 Hennessy Marguerite H. 14 Bateswell Rd. Dorchester Ma. 02124 Hennessy Ruth L. 14 Bateswell Rd. Dorchester Ma. 02124 Hendrix Duane A. 54 Franklin St. Whitman Ma. 02382 Henel Jeffrey L. 86 Eddy Lane Orchard Pk. N.Y. 14127 Henningson John J. 10 Tara Rd. Southboro Ma. 01772 Herlihy Jonathan H. 48 Windsor St. Milton Ma. 02187 Herling Joyce L. 92 Surrey Dr. New Rochelle N.Y. 10804 Herstad Nancy 17 Lincoln St. Hingham Ma. 02043 Hesslein John B. 3 Bishop Dr. Fayetteville N.Y. 13066 Hewitt Sara M. 236 Park St. New Canaan Ct. 06840 Hickey John J. 22 Cavanagh Rd. No. Sciatuate Ma. 02060 Hill Barbara S. 42 West Ridge Dr. Sharon Ma. 02067 Hilton Kent L. 248 Dixwell Ave. New Haven Ct. 06511 Hilyard Frederica 60 Barouche Dr. Marshfield Ma. 02050 Hines John S. 99 Border Rd. Needham Ma. 02192 Hogan Amanda 31 Constitution Rd. Lexington Ma. 02173 Hogan Debbie 59 Gulliver St. Milton Ma. 02186 Hogan Paula A. 49 Puritan Rd. Pembroke Ma. 02359 Holbrook Richard J. 74 Endicott St. Congers N.Y. 10920 Holliday Mayfield H. 54 Perrin St. Roxbury Ma. 02119 Hollis Susan 352 Waltham St. West Newton Ma. 02165 Holman Charles B. 2810 N. 7th St. Sheboygan W.L 53081 Holmes Merilyn E. 247 So. Main St. Sharon Ma. 02067 Holmes Muriel M. 101 Chestnut St. Stoughton Ma. 02072 Holt Sheila 14 Brae Burn Rd. Milton Ma. 02186 Holzmann Ruth N. 1 Parkwood Dr. Burnt Hills N.Y. 12027 Homans Helenty E. 28 State St. Boston Ma. 02109 Hopewood Carolyn 16 Worcester Pk. Ave. Falmouth Ma. 02540 Hopping Norman R. 10 High St. Ipswich Ma. 01938 Hordes Robert L. 222 W. Hartsdale Ave. Hartsdale N.Y. 10530 Horn Peter B. 48 Willard Grant Rd. Sudbury Ma 01776 Housley Jerilynn K. 288 Woodland Dr. Hanover Ma. 02339 Howard Emilie E. 160 Fuller St. Dorchester Ma. 02124 Howe Mary E. 37 Country Lane Sharon Ma. 02067 Howes Leonard E. 67 Bradford Rd. Hanover Ma. 02339 Hubbard Rosa E. 38 Horman St. Milton Ma. 02186 Huegel Kenneth J. 1 1 Albion Ct. Rockland Ma. 02370 Humphreys Lillian M. 24 Atlantic Ave. Cohasset Ma. 02025 Hunt Joseph J. 1 Kirby Dr. Canton Ma. 02021 Hunter Karen L. 59 Richdale Rd. Needham Ma. 02192 Hurley Rita M. 15 McKone St. Neponset Ma. 02122 Hutchinson Robert G. 79 Winslow Cem Rd. Marshfield Ma. 02050 lannotti Angela M. 589 Dyer Ave. Cranston R.L 02920 Uteris Michael 29 St. Gregory St. Dorchester Ma 02124 Imhoff Sondra J. 78 Winthrop Rd. Apt. 2 Brookline Ma. 02146 Indiveri John G. 21 Gate View Dr. Greenwich Ct 06830 lorio Stephen M. 201 Berwyn PI. Lawrence N.J. 08648 Jacobson William L. 64 McLean St. Wellesley Ma. 02181 Jaye Regina 6 Oakridge Dr. No. Easton Ma. 02356 Jeffords Priscilla R. 775 Mawman Rd. Lake Bluff II. 60044 Jenks Jacqueline 777 Randolph Ave. Milton Ma. 02186 Jenks Laurie E. 137 No. Hoosac Rd. Williamstown Ma. 01267 Jennings Clefus L. 267 Center St. Boston Ma. 02130 Jennings Emily M. 2 Kathryn Lane Canton Ma. 02021 Johnson Christie B. 62 Middlesex Turnpike Burlington Ma. 01803 Johnson Corrinne A. 10 Bowen Rd. Rockland Ma 02370 Johnson Jacklyn L. 196 Turnpike St. So. Easton Ma. 02375 Johnson Judith 41 Wheeler Cir. Stoughton Ma. 02072 Johnson Kenneth C. 234 Granite Ave. Milton Ma. 02186 Johnson Mark T. 20 South St. Concord N.H. 03301 Johnson Sharon L. 10 Arbor St. Wenham Ma. 01984 Johnson Timothy W. 30 Pinecrest Rd. W. Bridgewater Ma. 02379 Jones Christine Marie 79 Rawson Rd. Wollaston Ma. 02170 Jones Sally F. 181 Woodridge Cir. New Canaan Ct. 06840 Jordan Bret M. 4100 Canterbury Way Temple Hills Md. 20031 Jordan Lori A. 7 McDevitt Rd. Randolph Ma. 02368 Joyce Eileen 31 Highland Dr. Pembroke Ma. 02359 Joyce Maridith 647 Pleasant St. Canton Ma. 02021 Joyce Theresa 47 Maple St. Milton Ma. 02186 Kadar Anita V. 1065 Park Ave. New York N.Y. 10028 Kalt Martin R. 924 Cranford Ave. No. Woodmere N.Y. 11581 Kamp Bonnie Gail 329 Edwards Dr. Fayetteville N.Y. 13066 Kanudsen Kathleen 352 Waltham St. West Newton Ma. 02165 Kaplan Louis C. 23 London Terrace New Rochelle N.Y. 10804 Karsh Anne E. 142 Pleasant St. Milton Ma. 02186 Kaschuluk Lisa M. 413 Atlantic Ave. Westerly R.I. 02891 Kasper Karla 69 Wilbur St. Waltham Ma. 02154 Katz Debra L. 39 Grand Ave. Newburgh N.Y. 12550 Kaunfer David E. 65 Bishop Rd. Sharon Ma. 02067 Kayman Deborah J. 25 Kahler Ave. Milton Ma. 02186 Kean Elizabeth A. 254 Munro Blvd. Valley Stream N.Y. 11581 Keaney Joseph B. 35 Edison Ave. Dedham Ma. 02026 Keating Kevin G. 39 Hawthorn Rd. Milton Ma. 02186 Keats Matthew M. 834 Lincoln Ave. Winnetka II. 60093 Keats Wade S. 834 Lincoln Ave. Winnetka II. 60093 Keaveney Josephine E. 76 Oakdale Ave. Dedham Ma. 02026 Keller Michelle 63 Verchild St. Quincy Ma. 02169 Kelley Harold G. 543 Brook Rd. Milton Ma. 02187 Kelley Marie 110 Edgemere Rd. W. Roxbury Ma. 02132 Kelley Michael J. 64 Carnegie St. Manchester N.H. 03104 Kelly Alice F. 51 Beacon Circle Milton Ma. 02186 Kelly Gael 2 Huntington Ave. Plainville Ma. 02762 Kelly Joseph R. 19 Badger Rd. Hyde Park Ma. 02136 Kennedy Joseph M. 48 Seagirt Ave. Saugus Ma. 01906 Kenney Charles C. 27 Wedgemere Rd. W. Roxbury Ma. 02132 Kenney Richard P. Jr. W2 5 Panther Valley Hackettstown N.J. 07840 Keogan Jami A. 15 Pam Bar Rd. Huntington Ct. 06484 Keough Mary 7 Pagoda St. Milton Ma. 02186 Keresey Mary T. 735 Hi Mount Rd. Palm Beach Fl. 33480 Kildahl Karl H. 9 Circle Rd. Scarsdale N.Y. 10583 Killion James E. 254 So. Main St. Cohasset Ma. li f%N 02025 King Charles Frederic 9 Bailey Ave. Milton Ma. 02186 King Ellen M. 112 Sea Ave. Quincy Ma. 02169 King Laura 408 York St. Canton Ma. 02021 King Linda L. 408 York St. Canton Ma. 02021 Kingsbury Elizabeth A. 39 Grove Hill Rd. Guilford Ct. 06437 Kirchdorfer Patricia 42 Vernon St. Brookline Ma. 02146 Kirk James A. 21 Otis St. Bedford Ma. 01730 Kisiel Helen 64 Bates Rd. Watertown Ma. 02172 Kitterman William T. 9 Pine Tree Dr. Branford Ct. 06405 Klane Bonnie Dee 36 Colburn Dr. Sharon Ma. 02067 Klump Mary 55 Elmwood Pk. Wollaston Ma. 02171 Knight Charlotte E. Fiske Hill Rd. Sturbridge Ma. 01566 Kodad Marilyn J. 17 Village Rd. Brockton Ma. 02403 Kohak Frances M. 218 Gardner St. Hingham Ma. 02043 Kolz Douglas G. 1 24 Rogers Dr. Stoughton Ma. 02072 Krebs James P. 8 Melbourne St. Dorchester Ma. 02124 Krivi Robert E. 10 Skyline Dr. Apt. 9 Braintree Ma. 02184 Krous Ellen L. 7 Lincolnshire Dr. Canton Ma. 02021 Kruger Kim E. 18 Old Farm Lane Attleboro Ma. 02703 Kuniholm Richard H. 27 Riverglen Rd. Wellesley His. Ma. 02181 LaCorne Brenton 7 Wheatland Ave. Dorchester Ma. 02124 Lampert Jeffrey L. 31 Colonial Dr. Quincy Ma. 02169 Lancaster Richard H.J. 68 Columbia Ave. Brunswick Me. 0401 1 Landy David S. 5 Fairfax Dr. Andover Ma. 01810 Langlois Alexandra 24 Wyndmere Rd. Milton Ma. 02186 Langlois David E. 48 Walter St. Chicopee Ma. 01013 Lapcharoen Tanapat 1906 23rd St. Washington D.C. 20008 Lapides Elaine D. 46 Marion St. Randolph Ma. 02368 Lapidus Mark 1 1 27 Cumberland Rd. Abington Pa. 19001 Lawrence Lillian 21 Suppale Rd. Dorchester Ma. 02121 Leach Steven D. 9 Colonial Way Scituate Ma. 02066 Leary Virginia 56 Highland St. Canton Ma. 02021 Lebovitz Cecilia A. 87 Highland St. Avon Ma. 02322 Lederman Steven E. 57 Southern Way Princeton N.J. 08540 Leeder Celia 10 Blueberry Hill Rd. Weston Ma. 02193 Lemos Carole J. 607 Summer St. Arlington Ma. 02174 Lenson Evan P. 601 Walnut St. Newton Ma. 02160 Leonard Mark W. 1139 Washington St. Whitman Ma. 02382 Leopardi Carol A. 8 Louds Ave. Weymouth Ma. 02188 Leslie John S. 30 Brookside Terr. No. Caldwell N.J. 07006 Lespasio Mark A. 19 Fillmore St. So. Weymouth Ma. 02190 Lettire Nicholas A. 969 Highland Ave. Pelham N.Y. 10803 Levenson Everett L. 200 Hoffman Ave. Cranston R.L 02920 Levie Stephen A. Edgewood Rd. Gloucester Ma. 01930 Levine Jeffrey A. 348 Central Ave. Apt. C6 Scarsdale N.Y. 10583 Levine Eleanor L. 100 Pelham Rd. New Rochelle N.Y. 10805 Levitan David A. 249 Homer St. Newton Ctr. Ma. 02159 Lewis Saul B. 510 Solano Prado Coral Gables Fl. 33156 Lewis Timothy B. 232 Linden Lane Glen Head L.L N.Y. 11545 Libbey Rene 44 Vautrimot Ave. Hull Ma. 02045 Lichtenberg Ann S. 6256 Clearwood Rd. Bethesda Md. 20034 Little Gregory A. 138 Forest St. Montclair N.J. 07042 Litton Scott M. Curry College Milton Ma. 02186 LoCicero Marie P. 32 Station St. Quincy Ma. 02169 Locke Patricia A. 230 N. Washington St. Norton Ma. 02766 LoConte Joseph A. 52 Eutaw St. E. Boston Ma. 02128 Logue Joanne M. 240 Old Oaken Bucket Norwell Ma. 02061 Lombreglia Patricia A. 11 Puddingstone Rd. Morris Plains N.J. 07950 Long Rupert Y. 196 Highgate St. Needham Ma. 02192 Looney Diane E. 155 Oak St. Needham Ma. 02192 Lota Ann Marie 35 Glencoe St. Brighton Ma. 02135 Loughlin Mary J. 40 Hillsdale St. Dorchester Ma 02124 Love Thomas A. 14 McLaren Rd. So. Darien Ct. 06820 Luca Cynthia A. 403 No. Fulton Ave. Mt. 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Milton Ma. 02186 Matsil Ronnie Jane 11 5th Ave. New York N.Y. 10003 Matthews Stephen G. 100 Linwood St. Hyde Park Ma. 02136 May Kathleen M. 41 Hitchcock Lane Old Westbury N.Y. 11568 May Susan E. P.O. Box 441 Canaan Ct. 06018 Mayer Marybeth 81 Alden St. Dedham Ma. 02026 Mayers Linda P. 1 1 3 Chapman St. Watertown Ma. 02172 Mayer William H. 48 Summit St. Apt. 10 Keene N.H. 03431 Maynard Abbie 38 Pleasant St. Fairhaven Ma. 02719 Maynard Susan L. 326 King St. Cohasset Ma. 02025 Mayo Barbara R. 391 Mill Road Hewlett N.Y. 11557 McAndrews Dorothy T. 63 Squanto Rd. No. Weymouth Ma. 02191 McAuliffe Edith E. 222 Blue Hill Ave. Milton Ma. 02187 McAuliffe Linda J. 85 Fairhill Dr. Westfield N.J. 07090 McCarriston Dana H. 212 Chestnut St. Brookline Ma. 02146 McCarthy Ellen M. 31 Tacoma St. Boston Ma. 02136 McCarthy Judith A. 6 West Side Rd. Milton Ma. 02187 McCarthy Christina 29 Marilyn Rd. 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Ridgewood Ave. Ridgewood N.J. 07450 Mello Diane M. 21 Edward Dr. Stoughton Ma. 02072 Mello Jane M. 10 Patton St. No. Dartmouth Ma. 02747 Merenda Nancy J. 254 Dillingham Way Hanover Ma. 02339 Meyer David J. 27 Cole Ter. New Rochelle N.Y. 10801 Miller David R. 53 Will Dr. Canton Ma. 02021 Miller Evelyn M. 25 Longwood Ave. Brockton Ma. 02401 Miller John W. 175 Chocolate Hole Virgin Islands 00830 Miller Mary Margaret 166 Forest Ave. New Rochelle N.Y. 10804 Mills Francis X. 67 Exchange St. Rockland Ma. 02370 Milosh Wendy J. 145 Jonathan Rd. New Canaan Ct. 06840 Miner Katherine E. 7 Laurel Hill Dr. Niantic Conn. 06357 Mirabito Laura 169 Whittier Rd. Milton Ma. 02186 Mirallegro John J. 273 State Rd. No. Adams Ma. 01247 Mitchell David M. 34 Hamilton Rd. Apt. 101 Arlington Ma. 02174 Mittleman Elyse F. 67 Echo Lane Larchmont N.Y. 10538 Moberger Carl W. 19 Robinwood Dr. Canton Ma. 02021 Modestino Louis A. 84 Smith Ave. Stoughton Ma. 02072 Moissiy Alexander B. 10 Mt. 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Milton Ma. 02186 Murphy James Gerard 38 Summer St. W. Roxbury Ma. 02132 Murphy Kathleen M. 401 Pine Grove Dr. Brockton Ma. 02401 Murphy Tata A. 205 E. 69th St. New York N.Y. 10021 Murray James D. 15B Howd Ave. Branford Ct. 06405 Murray Joan M. 20 Osceola St. Hyde Park Ma. 02136 Murray Susan Ann 160 Atlantic St. No. Quincy Ma. 02171 Muzio Gary R. 71 Burnham Rd. Watertown Ma. 02172 Myrie Eileen M. 31 Hosmer St. Mattapan Ma. 02126 Nader Anthony M. 125 West St. Hyde Park Ma. 02136 Nagle Charlene M. 20 Winter St. Brockton Ma. 02402 Nakornthap Amarin 1906 23rd St. N.W. Washington D.C. 20008 Narducci Dolores 88 Bassick Circle Stoughton Ma. 02072 Nash Barbara S. 39 Plymouth Rd. Hillsdale N.J. 07642 Navicky Patricia 102 Cain St. Weymouth Ma. 02351 Negrini Ann L. 77 Business St. Hyde Park Ma. 02136 Neri Donna L. 81 Soundview Ave. Madison Ct. 06443 Neveleff Jane E. 130 Brooklawn Cir. New Haven Ct. 06515 Newman Ellen G. 4 Elmore Place E. Northport N.Y. 11731 Newman Judith M. 278 West St. Weymouth Ma. 02188 Newton Cheryl J. Outlook Ave. Cheshire Ma. 01225 Nichols Dorrance W. Eastern Nazerene Col. Quincy Ma. 02170 Nilson Jennifer G. 223 Chamberlain St. Holliston Ma. 01746 Nimberg Marjory J. 1 Briggs Pond Way Sharon Ma. 02087 Nipon Leon S. 232 Tower Lane Narberth Pa. 19072 Noonan Joseph F. 23 Linda Ave. Framingham Ma. 01701 O Brien Robert J. Jr. 7 Pine Cone Rd. Canton Ma. 02021 O Connor Ellen 148 Cambo St. Brockton Ma. 02401 O Connell Patricia M. 1 Burdsall Dr. Port Chester N.Y. 10573 O Connor Kevin G. 1051 Orange Ctr. Rd. Orange Ct. 06477 O Connor Kevin M. 10 White Oak Lane Woodbridge Conn. 06525 O Connor Joan W. 1 Mohawk Rd. Canton Ma. 02021 O Connor Paula 1 1 Ellwood St. Charlestown Ma. 02129 O Donnell Kathleen M. Tannenbaum Way Tannersville Pa. 18372 Odymosu Ayodeji A. 2 Oluwa Court Isale Eko Lagos Nigeria O Hara James F. Jr. 49 Redin Dr. E. Longmeadow Ma. 01028 O Keefe Janice 20 Waban Rd. Quincy Ma. 02169 Oliveira Lawrence W. 106 Spring St. New Bedford Ma. 02740 Olmedi Susan E. 57 Pleasant St. Wellesley Ma. 02181 Olsen Karen G. 389 Highland Ave. Randolph Ma. 02368 O Malley Geoffrey 56 Mingo St. Milton Ma. 02186 O Meara Ann 34 Thompson Lane Milton Ma. 02186 O Neil Virginia E. 200 Springs Rd. Bedford Ma. 01730 O Neil Janet Marie 46 Weston Ave. Braintree Ma. 02184 Oppenheim Heather 107 Highland Milton Ma. 02186 Orifice Sarah 136 Chaffee Ave. Waltham Ma. 02154 O Sullivan Michael P. 40 Ocean Ave. N. Weymouth Ma. 02191 Owens Valerie P.O. Box 698 Boston Ma. 02120 Pacella Victor O. 24 Preston St. Dedhatti Ma 02026 Pacheco Judith 272 Lafayette St. New Bedford Ma. 02745 Packer Judith L. 35 Himoor Cir. Randolph Ma 02368 Padula Richard A. 136 Burlingame Rd. W. Warwick R.I. 02893 Palladino Robert M. 1 2 Ralph St. Watertown Ma 02172 Palmer Valerie 33 Mt. Vernon St. Quincy Ma 02169 Palopoli Mary C. 43 Bicknell Hill Rd. Abington Ma. 02351 Panana Joanne C. 1 8 Cassandra Rd. E. Weymouth Ma. 02189 Panaro John M. 96 Prospect Ave. Maybrook N Y 12543 Papazian Gregory B. 1 Berkshire St. Worcester Ma. 01609 Pappas Gregory J. 101 Warwick Rd. W. Newton Ma. 02165 Pare Andree M. 44 Pioneer Rd. Hingham Ma 02043 Pare Marguerite A. 44 Pioneer Rd. Hingham Ma 02043 Paris Peter E. Jr. 40 Field Point Pk. Greenwich Ct. 06830 Parrell Ann 319 Reedsdale Rd. Milton Ma. 02186 Pasquale Robert 203 St. Marks PI. Mt. Kisco N.Y. 10549 Pasternak Steven 34 05 High St. Fair Lawn N.J. 07410 Patrick Laura L. 203 Highland Ave. Quincy Ma. 02169 Paul Matthew Slade 7 Hilltop Cir. Chappagua N.Y. 10514 Pauley Robert R. Jr. 97 Larch Rd. Wenham Ma. 01984 PauUi Peter M. 5 Colony Rd. Westport Ct. 06880 Pavidis Vivian 5 Elkway Ave. Norwood Ma. 02062 Pearce Mark R. Baxter Rd. No. Salem N.Y. 10560 Pearl Robin D. 50 Joyce Lane Woodbury N.Y. 11797 Penrod Shirley 1 5 Harlow Rd. Marshfield Ma. 02050 Perez Richard Jr. 72 Tuckahoe Ave. Eastchester N.Y. 10707 Perkins Meredith 71 Webster St. Randolph Ma. 02368 Perlmutter Anne 855 Amer. Legion Hwy. Roslindale Ma. 02131 Perlmutter Susan E. 1 1 Mildred Rd. Newton Ctr. Ma. 02159 PermPanich Supree 29 Custer St. Apt. 101 Jamaica Plain Ma. 02130 Perron James A. 278 Main St. Hanson Ma. 02341 Perry Andrew A. 6 Memory Lane Croton N.Y. 10520 Perry David W. 21 Houston Ave. Milton Ma. 02186 Perry Edward A. 258 Farm Lane Westwood Ma. 02090 Perry Laquita 80 Central St. Stoneham Ma. 02180 Peterson Paula J. 535 South St. Bridgewater Ma. 02324 Phillips Michelle 160 Atlantic St. Quincy Ma. 02171 Phillips Tracey P. 24 Linden St. Norwood Ma. 02062 Pickett Ann 48 Tacoma St. Hyde Park Ma 02136 Pickett Theresa F. 1 1 Tracy Wood Rd. Caton Ma 02021 Pilalas Mary Ann 4 Annella Rd. Brockton Ma 02402 Pinnetti Paul 88 Clifford Rd. Plymouth Ma 02360 Pizzitola Gregory M. 733 Park Ave. N Y C N Y 10021 Poison Richard C. Jr. 110 Salt Rock Rd. Barnstable Ma. 02630 Pond Edward F. 29 Ruggles St. Westboro Ma 01581 Posey Sonya 30 Bailey Stoughton Ma. 02072 Potter Phoebe 598 Brush Hill Rd. Milton Ma 02186 Power Mark J. 108 Stetson St. Whitman Ma. 02382 Pragliola Drew L. 1 1 1 New Sprain Rd. Scarsdale N.Y. 10583 Prophet Susan D. 82 Aberdeen Dr. Scituate Ma. 02066 Proule Alice M. 63 Whitman Ave. Whitman Ma. 02382 Prouty Dawn C. 16 Dennison St. Waltham Ma. 02154 Quinn Donna M. 102 Hamilton St. Quincy Ma. 02169 Quinn Michael J. 249 Central St. Holliston Ma. 01746 Race Patrick M. 19 Fenner St. Cazenovia N.Y. 13035 Raffael Michael S. 45 Eustis Ave. Wakefield Ma. 01880 Raffaele Margaret M. 35 Stearns Ave. Brockton Ma. 02402 Raimondi William J. River St. Box 127 Kingston Ma. 02364 Rakiey James M. 60 Thompson St. Maynard Ma. 01754 Raleigh Dawne M. 82 Samoset Ave. Quincy Ma. 02169 Ramsay Elizabeth A. 1177 Main St. W Wareham Ma. 02576 Randon Coralie A. 568 Brush Hill Rd. Milton Ma. 02186 Ravden Sidney 35 Crown Pt. Dr. Hyde Park Ma. 02136 Raymond David C. 75 No. Kingshighway Westport Ct. 06880 Reardon Frank 49 Johnson Terr. Rockland Ma. 02370 Reddy Tom 5 Madison St. Lynn Ma. 01902 Redfield Edward Baldwin Farms So. Greenwich CT 06830 Reed Mary C. 67 Montclair Ave. N Quincy Ma. 02171 Reegan Renee M. 17 Hampden St. Worcester Ma. 01609 Reich Meridith 27 Herrick Dr. Lawrence NY 11559 Reidy Mark B. 102 Yankee Peddler Pth. Madison CT 06443 Reilly Donald 20 Rosemont Ave. Cumberland RI 02864 Repp David W. 544 Highland Ave. Upp Montclair NJ 07043 Reynolds Gregory D. Myrick Lane Harvard Ma. 01451 Ricca Jo Anne 6 Quarry St. Quincy Ma. 02169 Ricciardelli John 81 Whiting St. Lynn Ma. 01902 Ricciardelli Nick 81 Whiting St. Lynn Ma. 01902 Rich Jordan D. 3 Alice Rd. Randolph Ma. 02368 Richard Lillian 161 Alvin Ave. Milton Ma. 02186 Richmond Elizabeth L. 25 Old Cart Path Lane Pembroke Ma. 02359 Riemer Lois A. 23 Oakhurst Circle Needham Ma 02192 Roast Robert R. 28 Terry Dr. Morristownship NJ 07961 Robbins Carol E. 28 Jones St. NY NY 10014 Robbins Steven 26 Meadowview Rd. Milton Ma 02186 Roberts June W. 29 Howe St. Hingham Ma 02043 Roberts Loretta 120 Woodrow Ave. Dorchester Ma. 02124 Robinson Jo Ann 18 Picker Lane N Easton Ma 02356 Robinson Nanette R. 10 Woodland Dr. Paxton Ma. 01612 Rock Richard 306 Bunker Hill St. Charlestown Ma. 02129 Rodboonpha Kongchai Royal Thai Embassy 1906 23rd t. Students Dept. NW Washington D.C. 20008 Rodenbaugh Judith M, 170 Mediterrean Dr. 64 Weymouth Ma. 02188 Roderiques Jo Anne 128 E. Coggeshall St. Fairhaven Ma. 02719 Rodman Curtis L. 14 Breton Dr. Canton Ma. 02021 Rodman Marilyn G. 14 Breton Dr. Canton Ma 02021 Rogers David C. 101 Homestead Rd. Ithaca NY 14850 Roman Joseph 31 Huntoon St. Dorchester Ma. 02124 Romanus Al 5 Albermarle St. Readville Ma. 02136 Ronayn Mary K. Six May St. Canton Ma. 02021 Rose Bobby 369 Essex Ave. Gloucester Ma. 01930 Rosoff Larry 5 Acorn Dr. Randolph Ma. 02368 Ross Alicia M. 1 Marie Circle Burlington Ma. 01803 Rosser Anne L. 260 Woodward St. Waban Ma. 02168 Roth Virginia Ann 147 Warren Ave. Boston Ma. 02116 Round William H. 12 Priscilla Rd. Lynnfield Ma. 01940 Rowland Nancy L. 38 Colburn Rd. E Brunswick NJ 08816 Rubin Dana Myra 103 Village St. Marblehead Ma. 01945 Ruhl Heather 57 Drumhill Dr. Summit NJ 07901 Rumley William W. 62 Beverly Rd. Wethersfield CT 06109 Ruo Jeannette D. 410 Border St. E Boston Ma. 02128 Russell Ellen 16 Clifford St. Hyde Park Ma. 02136 Russo Paul J. 999 Hyde Park Ave. Hyde Park Ma. 02136 Ryan Greg R. 7 Tommys Lane Darien CT 06820 Sambuchi Terry Ann 19 Tremont St. Maynard Ma. 01754 Sanders Mary L. 66 Blake St. Hyde Park Ma. 02136 Sandquist Delphine 33 Alfred Rd. Milton Ma. 02186 Sandquist Karina 33 Alfred Rd. Milton Ma. 02136 Santuccio Jerry 63 Hesperus Ave. Gloucester Ma. 01930 Savage Stephen C. 153 Tudor Rd. Needham Ma. 02192 Saya James J. 59 Moseley St. Boston Ma. 02125 Sbordon David 15 Standish Rd. Wayland Ma. 01778 Sbraccia Gregory J. 42 Dana Ct. Duxbury Ma. 02332 Schachter Scott H. 590 Holly Dale Rd. Fairfield CT 06430 Schafer Jeff 2 Hathaway Rd. Marblehead M 01945 Schavone Roberta 42 Franklin Rd. Ashland Ma. 01721 Scheiner Ilene C. 320 Sprain Rd. Scarsdale NY 10583 Scheuer James H. Jr. (Jamie) 3525 Woodley Rd. N W Washington DC 20016 Schladale Gayle 1415 Commonwealth Ave. Brighton Ma. 02135 Schmidt Karen M. 7 Pleasant View Dr. Canton Ma. 02021 Schultz Lawrence M. 7 Oceanside Terr. Swampscott Ma. 01907 Schultz William 96 Plumb Rd. Middletown CT 06457 Scollins John R. 14 Grassmere Rd. Hyde Park Ma. 02136 Scott Gerry V. 89A Intervale St. Dorchester Ma. 02121 Scott John A. 229 Rollingbrook Way Catonsville MD. 21228 Scott Susan A. 115 Beilevue Rd. Squantum Ma. 02171 Scotti Joanne C. 80 Thorndike St. Arlington Ma. 02174 Searight Richard L. 590 Gilbert HWY Weston CT 06883 Segal Dura 48 Nelson Dr. Randolph Ma. 02368 Seidman Robin R. 2300 Russel St. Baltimore MD 21230 Seixas Jean E. 98 Fisher St. Westwood Ma. 02090 Selznick Geri L. 63 Vine Rd. Stamford CT 06905 Semple Paula J. 32 Winthrop Dr. Attleboro Ma. 02703 Senna Robert M. 558 Taunton Rd. Wyckoff NJ 07481 Sexton Katherine 74 Waterway St. Barrington RI 02806 Sequeira Joseph M. 2168 Pondfield CT Yorktown HTS NY 10598 Serafini Cathy 99 Lawson Terr. Scituate Ma. 02066 Seymour Ann L. 237 Hudson Rd. Sudbur y Ma. 01776 Shadduck Joe 207 South St. Athens Pa. 18810 Shea Brian R. 112 Quincy Shore Dr. No Quincy Mass. 02171 Shea Elinor 14 Orchard Rd. Scituate Ma. 02066 Shea Mary 26 Crest Ave. Dedham Ma. 02026 Shea Paul 71 Ganung Dr. Ossinging NY 10562 Sheehan Maureen K. 64 Lake Wind Rd. New Canaan CT 06840 Sheehy Mary A. 62 John St. No Quincy Ma. 02171 Shemkus Ruth 144 Lake Shore Dr. E Weymouth Ma. 02172 Shepard Nanette W. Conant Rd. Lincoln Ma. 01773 Shepherd Richard A. 134 Pleasant St. So Weymoth Ma. 02190 Shirk Peter J. 164 Washington Ave. Dobbs Ferry NY 10522 Shirvani Saeid 530 Willard St. Apt. 53 Quincy Ma. 02169 Shole Mary M. 68 W. Concord Apt. 53 Boston Ma. 02118 Shyllon Usman N. 95 Morton Village Dr. Mattapan Ma. 02126 Siegan Ilysse 65 Touraine Hull Ma. 02045 Siegel Laurie 26 Egan Place Englewood Cliffs NJ 07632 Silas Sheryl A. 13 Guam Rd. Chelsea Ma. 02150 Silk Timothy B. 181 Montross Rd. Yorktown Hts. NY 10598 Silsby Marty 460 Savage Hill Rd. Berlin CT 06037 Silver Kim M. 93 Mansfield Ave. Norton Ma. 02766 Silverman Linda E. 78 Eldridge St. Waterbury CT 06704 Silvi Martha 70 High St. Mansfield Ma. 02048 Simmons Lauren L. 694 East St. Brockton Ma. 02402 Simmons Pamela A. 305 Sound Beach Ave. Old Greenwich CT 06870 Simon Janet H. 50 Roseen Rd. Holbrook Ma. 02343 Simon June 17 McAuliffe Rd. Randolph Ma. 02368 Sims Laura A. 75 Readville St. Hyde Park Ma. 02136 Singsomboon Choosak Royal Thai Embassy 1906 23rd St. NW Washington DC 20008 Sinnott Joseph M. 921 Metropolitan Ave. Hyde Park. Ma. 02136 Sisson Robert D. 16 Kings Rd. Canton Ma. 02021 Slack Dorothy A. 58 Hartshorn St. W Bridgewater Ma, 02379 Sloan Robert J. 211 Holly St. Cranford NJ 07016 Slotnick Gail S. 1 Forest Ave. Randolph Ma. 02368 Slyman Barbara Ann 281 Wood House Rd. Fairfield CT 06430 Smerlas John L. 112 Shirley Rd. Waltham Ma. 02154 Smillie Richard N. 169 Hollingworth St. Braintree Ma. 02184 Smith Cynthia A. 2164 Wilbraham St. Springfield Ma. 01129 Smith Donald S. 106 Midwood Rd. Cranston Rl 02910 Smith Nora Marie 34 Myles Standish Dr. No Dartmouth Ma. 02747 Smith Robert 34 Myles Standish Dr. No Dartmouth Ma. 02747 Smythe Robert Sugar Run Rd. Compton NH 03223 Souter Debbie 1121 Upper James Hamilton Ontario Canada 1 9C 382 Soverel James Route 41 Main St. Salisbury CT 06068 Sparks Vicki N. 118 Cary Ave. Milton Ma. 02186 Speciale David c o Allstate Ins. Co. 45 Williams St. Wellesley Ma. 02181 Speich Pam Box 8313 Boston Ma. 02114 Spinney Melissa L. Barre Rd. Wheelwright Ma. 01094 Stanton Joan T. 236 West Plain St. Wayland Ma. 01778 Stapleton Linda L. 140 Boston Rd. Southboro Ma. 01772 Stephens Scott A. 19 Ingelore Court Smithtown NY 11187 Sterling Richard J. 12 Schoolhouse Lane Great Neck NY 1 1020 Sterling Lawrence E. 77 Elder Rd. 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Wellesley Ma. 02181 Sullivan Timothy J. 35 Eliot St. Brookline Ma. 02167 Sullivan Susan M. 35 Trefton Dr. Braintree Ma. 02184 Suntrangkoon Virapong Royal Thai Embassy 1906 23rd St. NW Washington DC 20008 Sweener William J. 3 Avon Place Pittsfield Ma. 01201 Sweeney Kathleen M. 20 Fairbanks Rd. Milton Ma. 02186 Sweny Susan E. 98 Toxteth St. Apt. 6 Brookline Ma. 02146 Talanian Pamela 54 Old Farm Rd. Milton Ma. 02186 Tarleton Jeffery L. Hillside Rd. Boxford Ma. 01921 Tasho Steven C. 4 Oak Ridge Dr. No Easton Ma. 02356 Tarvers Karen M. P.O. Box 161 No Truro Ma. 02652 Tavares Catherine A. 81 Skyline Dr. Apt. 12 Braintree Ma. 02184 Taylor Albert L. Jr. 160 Ruggles St. Boston Ma. 02120 Taylor Eleanor 69 Ames St. W Quincy Ma. 02169 Taylor Michael G. 69 Moreland St. Roxbury Ma. 02119 Teague Lloyd A. Jr. 51 Green St. Marblehead Ma. 01945 Teiner Brian H. 201 Hyslop Rd. 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Hope 79 Casey St. Norwood Ma. 02062 Wilcott Randy 51 Chestnut St. Concord Ma. 01742 Williams Anita 43 Massasoit St. Mattapan Ma. 02126 Williams Cecile L. 157 E. Foxboro St. Sharon Ma. 02067 Williams Ellen A. 14 Newman Dr. Easton CT 06612 Williams Nancy A. 245 Bellevue Rd. No Quincy Ma. 02171 Williams Stephanie Grafton CTR Grafton NH 03240 Williams Thomas E. Box 341 Provincetown Ma. 02657 Wilson Kathryn M. 86 Cedar St. Braintree Ma. 02184 Wilson Miriam E. 395 Blue Hill Ave. Milton Ma. 02186 Wilson Scot C. P.O. Box 377 Falmouth Ma. 02541 Winard Steven E. 57 Sherwood Rd. Springfield NJ 07081 Winfrey Johnie E. 64 Tennis Rd. Mattapan Ma. 02126 Wolinetz Barry M. 1067 Duston Rd. N Woodmere NY. 11581 Wood Kathleen 33 Algonquin Rd. Canton Ma. 02021 Woodman Jane 274 No Main St. Concord NH 03301 Woodward Timothy G. 18 Jefferson Rd. 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