Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts - Mohawk Yearbook (North Adams, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1983 volume:

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' ' ,f A .1 .0 4 Vx. '. 'uv s 4 . ... 'ny ' 'pt , 1' V Sl ' 'Q . ,Jfwbl 4' , fu A . V . 'Q ' .ww rf, D r i ' i t l l W , f gf 5 'f 7 l A 'r' 1,1 aff! x I 14 . xi ' ' , ff' mf 2 s gs- Y' ,-1,1 l I . f 14. .n ,L 'f 2 O L- Q 'I A x - I the beginfng of another day 9 vs. 1 Dedication The Class of 1983 would like to give Dr. Maurine Horsman the best gift we have to offer-the dedication of our yearbook. Through her kindness, leadership, support and guidance we have all gained a friend. Dr. Horsman has been at NASC since 1969 and presently holds a position in the English Department. It was largely through her efforts that the Public Relations track was organized within this department. Dr. Horsman has also recently been appointed English Careers Adviser, which involves assisting English majors in finding internships and post-graduate work. She has also endeavored to take on the position of adviser to our college yearbook, for which we are truly grateful. Surely, Dr. Horsman is dedicated to this school and to all of us who are graduating in 1983. We would like to take this time to thank her for ALL the help and perseverance she has displayed in our four years on this campus. 'QQ 136' , . Contents Foreward . . Individuals . I . . . Administration I Faculty Seniors Groups Clubs Intramurals Living Surprise Events . i l Sports Parents Weekend l Winter Study s ' Other Events Theatre Yahoo Fest Senior Week Graduation ' 'ffm Sponsors .... Senior Directory Messages Patrons Advertisers Credits m, - X, , .1-Q: M,-'-If l 'lla-.. sy, View of Murdock Hall before the Towers were built. Foreword North Adams State College, located in the heart of the Berkshire Mountains, was founded in 1894. Thirty-two women and three men made up the first student body and the campus consisted of only Murdock Hall and Smith House lthe presidential residencel. Since this time the college has gone through many changes and incredible growth. It wasn't until 1960 that the name of the college was changed from North Adams State Teachers College to its present name. It was also at this time that the curriculum was expanded to include other majors besides Education. The enrollment kept growing as well as the size of the campus and subsequent number of buildings. Because the growth of this college spanned so many years the architecture of each building is different. The different types of windows represented by each seems to reflect this difference in time. just as all these elements have been brought together to provide us with a rich and diversified education, we, as people, have come together for the purpose of learning. just as the windows of this school represent their own time and place, our eyes represent us as our windows to the world . 'sf 4 4514.-4 - gf 3 21.1 1 v Q Q Q., V. ,A 5 Graduating Class of 1921. N fi-X X Freel Library I 1 Between classes in thv Quad, 1982, .Ja 'if .T '.a .v'l J N 'Q W 'K Q md .J,, 51, ' A Z' View of Clarksburg from the hairpin turn We, the Staff of the 1983 Mohawk have worked hard and diligently to produce a memorable yearbook for you. lt is our sincere hope that you will all enjoy it today and also in the many years to come. ., .s .-'. I A: .Jn ,D iil'r4 '1- Mohawk 1983 North Adams State College North Adams, Massachusetts YEARBOOK STAFF Theresa McCredie ........ editor-in-chief Karie Cedar ....... .... b usiness editor Paula Coutroubis ... .... layout editor Lori Finneral .... managing editor Bonnie Lewis ................ copy editor Renda Maher ....... photography editor Dave Nesbit .. associate photography editor Dr. Maurine Horsman .... ...... a dviser Looking ln We all need time to be alone: to rest, to contemplate, to look within. We catch these moments when we can. Often, they occur between the lines of a book, in the walk between classes, or in the night before falling to sleep. This time is important. It helps us to maintain a feeling for who we are and where we fit into this often crazy world. X.. ' '.,w.xY'. 'V I ' ii . ll, usa, x, f A, . , .WA . 3 Q .ff fff ' ' . Nl: ,-uggf , ' , , xv' 1 ,Nz , I - . ' - Q-lift ' ' K fy? Cyl' Y 'N - Y, li., . 4 I 'U ' . if -t t l a KL- - Wa Striw . -2 ' -V . cz'-WX: . tg gy K, .f .1 rfwlyff ' .-A Aw. -'-x.,.,,,,.Q -, fs It-. . A45! ,fy ' f xr, 3 V ,- xv. ,gyt 1 mx: lt's always important to take time out to do our own things. D' 1-- ! , .,,,, ,, s 5:3 , .. ,' '1.i'R..-- .f,-. Spending some time outdoors to do things with our friends. 3' X s..-Av' I' ' l K I .hai Looking Gut Looking out into the world we find we each have our own unique perspective, our own view. What we actually see is largely influenced by that part of our lives which has already passed. We are faced each day with the challenge of adding new perspectives to this already existing view. We succeed in doing this to a large extent with the help of our friends and lovers. Through communication and interaction we add a new dimension to our lives. Looking Around ' WAJ- 1 -'fi if A ...f so ,,,.,,.,.,...,,t.,, p ff' ..,.,. 1-.J-.Z--...vl-.-vpn'-v---4' . , , . fr -. 'l :F It. - . -.kvc Looking around us we find a very complex world. It is made up of matter and energy. It is filled with theories, ideas, and emotions. We are forever interacting with this constantly changing world. Our motion sends us about our world of school, sports, jobs and parties. We study, and dance, and talk, and sing, and learn ....... ...J Wt. Q 5 Q' ' ' 1. .6 GS'5f'i5'w-5614, , ,nw ' ' , ,',' Lpl'5 ' . '- '- .t.1 J' . I pl. 1 -f4S+f2f51Pff 'f 2:41 , s.,-M-.,g,, F 1' fi--of-1 '... ' v , , ,i x F . ' '7 ','.1- ' 2' , . ',. . 'Q - ',2Q:fi:cff'g'1JT!: Jil? --,-.rg-v'g -, ,. 'f-.T'T-fryiqu, -v-I. - Sometimes we need Io gel away from the seriousness of life and do some downing '- around. MP . L, v5 231 ll ai' .A -L With the help of dedicated people like Coach Shewcraft we continue to pursue our future goals. .1 L .1 'E' .mfg . f ggfqmnwwflfh-FIG r ' . x . - . ' '1.' -A '- , , . 11. . is , 2 U , Broader Horizons .,.. And that was why we were here- to learn, to broaden our knowledge of ourselves and the world. To try to take that knowledge and apply it toward the work we must do to sustain ourselves and our fellow world citizens. Through our teachers, coaches, advisersg through books and other media our eyes have been opened to encompass a much broader view of life. We have rolled up the shade of our windows- may we grow in the light of our new perceptions. ' 1 K . vp, '15, -sf S- .M 7 W 3 J' , .gu- ' , , I, . .C 3 S . Qf-!.k,51'ei4-L -. :H-u'f'4. 1ILZ 57 e 3 gif:-rzzg-'-y'.1 ' 1 1 1.512 aE'4XfiLi - W. ., ,5.g.QL45.g, ,...,-35 73 25 xv-'El Nm., . - ' 'xii .-. , ..V.,....xr X - 1' Wwsxi: T W K. Nu. .5 . ? W s k ,,,4 ,vo3'. qw, 6 I' 1 5. Individuals Administration . . . 18 Faculty Q.. .. 24 Seniors ... .., 38 President William P. Haas to i A letter from the graduating class of 1983 ........... February 16, 1983 Dear Graduate: mbe 9 That is when you and I arrived 1979 was a great year, reme r. V at NASC, you as freshmen and I as president. we both had much to learn, problems to solve, friends to make and memories to store. Now you have reached a plateau in your lives from which you must ha e a ood begin again to plan the future. Hopefully, many of you v g idea of what your next step will be. Others of you are perhaps still as uncertain about some things as you were as freshmen. And that is not all bad either - if you realize your uncertainty and know how to deal with it. For what it is worth, I learned the hard way that the future is always to a large degree uncertain. It is the present in which you can grasp the reality of your strengths and weaknesses, that gives some measure of certainty. I hope that I have been able to make some contribution to your ' ' ' ' f nan success at NASC. Mrs. Haas and I have enjoyed the friendship o y of you and will always have a special fond ess for the class of '83. Keep growing, keep learning and keep up the good work! And best wishes for the future. , William PJ President WPH!lbm A-Q? S- Q, We L UQ. ,,....l-if M. jones President of Administration and -1 james R. Roach Vice President of Academic Atiairs Rodger Summers Vice President of Student Affairs v Stephen A. Green Dean of Undergraduate Studies Mary M. Fuqua Dean of Graduate and Continuing Studies ',- f Z'-I Ellen Kennedy president of the Student Goxernnu nt Assouation for both the SGA and campus organizations buaust iunds wut low but we made it through' I I 5 .. A .1 ,l. 1982-83, presiding over some serious business. lt was .1 tough vt-.ar , . Here we go again' Another course another instruc tor whew' Four years of shuffling in and out of classrooms on our journey through the college ex perience It took a lot of time energy and effort to get through the seemingly endless number of classes Stephen M. Long, jr. Assistant to the President ef-V' Q J-v-1' lm? joseph P DeOrdlo Associate Dean for Student Services l William T. West, Ir. Charles A. Mclsaac P21IfiCi8 1- PI'Gf1dCfg2lSI Director of Admissions Director of Library DUGCIOF of lnSUIUll0f18l RSSCBFCIW Q..--'sux S f 1. Ellen Doyle Leo 1. Charette Director of Counseling Academic Affairs 1, -- And when it was time for something to say, we , learned to say it tif we didn't already know howll Many of us were presented for the first time with situations where we had to lead, organize andfor work closely with others for a common goal. l llll :rf Staff Assistant to the Vice President of ll It ' l k 0 I . ref' id . .A 5. 'I-.X if -Y ,. Charlotte Degen Director, Learning S ill Center 'Special Services Y. j 'H ' A 1 1 L 1 Donald M. Honeman Stuart l.. Seav Director ul Fin.tnci.1l Aid i if 'T ,J. vv llirt-tim tit Nllltlt'lIl Ri'imtl-- .tml Hi-vis! i uber in . J 7952 ' ,-4: . ,X john Truskowski Director of Computer Services .f Many close friendships were formed during our stay at as important to our growth as our academic studies We learned a lot about ourselves and others through our relationships with these special people. Nancy W. Granger Director of Intramurals NASC The experiences we shared with friends were often f- , N-L. -F 3:1 'Z Iflflfi 57' '- - Q ' ' ' .. 4 glad? 1' JG, -, - ul.. 1 K 1 54 , Drew M. Calandrella James I. Cozzaglio Director of Career Planning and Placement Staff ASs0CiatefBursar 22 fr' t fl - 1? Campus Center Director Staff Assistant for Graphic Arrs Q William Caprari Assistant Director ot Campus Center 5 ti lil' 4 .Wax T QF! 0-'fd H Life at NASC brought about mans surprises Some of these included presents and partics and some really good times. It sure was great to hase friends there to share in our happiness on these special IBITICS F. SUlZm8n occasions. Staff Associate for Counseling Services 4 4 .William Mahoney 1gJ : Q f 5 i A Q I , lllligr in if 1: 4 Howard Levltz A ,Q :manner l 1-I Harold Brotzman Q jerry Smosky C arman T B l O L l 4 Duncan MacKenzie 4 C Barre Hellqunst ai Q Fayette Reynolds 4 4 Paul Humora 'Ill rw' A Fred johns Ss. 4 Richard Yanow Q Bruno Gralla Q Elnzabeth Kendall A llavicl lsrlwr Q Cllhil lvs fill mclu r J'X 4 james Moriarty 1 4 Chrrstopher Kayes 4 Paul Duquette v Comer Darley v Ernest Grangrande V .lv .c - 9, fuvfjvf- , . pg- 5' ,L 'f . U '. ,S ,N ,-n . - Q P ' ,, '. 3, J E? A .4 ig X 1 1' ' f. .'J-3- ' L ., A -:.L , , ' -. 'aff' :allay : '.-:K J -1. A 5 Q4 x ' '- 'vvnm-' e lf' . - A 4 . ,.., 339: . wack' i Q Anthony Sinclitico ------f 4 if 4 Fahretin Karakaya . 4 Richard Dumas 9 COMPUTER SCIENCE . . . terminate at line .,.. work space is full . . . illegal command . . . when will it all end?? .. . too many programs . . . too many classes . . . zzzzzz , . . William Spezeski 9 l 5 L Q Leonard Adelson f 7 Chairman - , I' 5.5 ' Q Arthur Eade P 'QL : - :-'EEFQ ' .r KS J I . - I gairlnilgin Hess CHENMSTRY ll!! ,jf ' f'f fl!! 1, f - as i'lifi ?7lC7f '1 'I ' f'f f 001 5 C Qiv VW , L 'inf' 4. I S 4 Michael Sabol v David Levine i . EDUCNHON l xx 4 William Minardi 4 Helen Redl v Richard Sleeman like li' 5 ggilfmgonklln 4 Neil McLeod Sum v Raymond Sullivan v Pamela ITICFS ,, in 5, I 'Y 7 mg. Y 1 lh . J' ,..' .1 v Lua Newman Donald Wuhburn l- P415 I 4 Joseph Mansfield Q Meera Clark S v Margaret Whitney v Harris Elder C 3 4 Ann Vliet V l oEooRAPHY g c i i 1 l 1915. Q , . K .Q i Q33 k -. i +4 ' 113: PM wil, 1' 217: Lfcx , X ' ?': X 114 - ' .AL .. ff., .,, I-, L! Eugene Melville tleftl,Katherine Heiligman trightl. Chairperson I H. Lee Combs INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES - Interdisciplinary Studies is a liberal arts major which allows a student to intergrate two or more academic areas into one field of study. Two faculty members are chosen to work closely with the student and to sponsor the project. Mark Goldstein is chairman of the department and W. Anthony Gengarelly and Ellen Schiff are directly associated with the program. Affiliated professors are: William S. Anderson, lr. Stephen A- Gwen Richard E. Markham R- Mlchael Halnes Michael A, gabol Lawrence H. Vadnais, Ir. lohn L. Conklin -v .X 'fl'-ll' I Q Ellen Schiff l W hard work and determination .... and homework .... homework . . . homework I HISTORYXPOLITICAL SCIENCE r. ff'T' x A xg p-,X A Ehoubert Bence . Randall Hansis Hlfman ' ' . . CI' k B II . v Dan1elConnerton ' dr I 'nw 3' pu. . fg 0351...-f' f q . 1 Y, -MW' -i-4 ' 'Q I MATH lg- i 4 Melvin Band 'X x., Clif? Aiiiln... 4 Ruth Fresra 4 Howard Hochman Chairman 4 joseph jordan 4 George Gloster 'w M rf jf' ,3 ,. iz' Q il S 1 V I MA I 'M' 'J 4 La A -,R wi 4 0 . W-N A ill i . , V L I i 4.9 'xx 4 S W 3 , A, f Q 4. 4 Dwight Killam 32 I J u ST ,I Il.-.,.Q,g1 V, X, , ggfivfw ' r ' . e' e ii i ,' 'Qu-'-. , 2 ,Ha : , 5 M, VXAN ,..,, ,P V, ' 1 - xi i .'- f 4 jane LePage 4 Louis Cuccinello Chairman MUSIC LEARNING SKILL CENTER Programs offered by the Learning Skill Center are intended to support students and prospective students who need help beyond that which is offered in regular classes The purpose of these programs is to help students deal more effectively with their college courses by enabling them to understand and work on individ- Readung and Study Skills The Learning Skill Center is staffed with teachers teacher assistants and tutors to provide academic support in specific college courses The center imparts the basic skills required both for effective work in college and for the satisfying pursuit of life-long learning PHILOSOPHY MODERN LANGUAGE 4 Anthony Nicastro v justyna Carlson is K I wf - . pk, y ual programs in Mathematics, English, Cimman , n . Q u I I 9 . 4 All Allmaker v Samuel Gomez C' i ii Q Denise Hogan 4 Arthur Sullivan f . , s ii . f l Chairman 7 - i ll ls 'f' as - T ' 1 - ' 1 I PHYSICAL EDUCATION fy I QQ 4 james Ellingwood 4 Susan Getchell 4 Ronald Shewcraft Chairman 'X 13? . . . at last a course where I can be creative . . . what do you think of my masterpiece?? . .. an artist s individuality definitely shows through ..... Q Q PHYSICS r.-ff Bernard Clalrmont Cleftb Wllliam Seeley Car Wolf lrlghtl ' mv' ' o 5:3 I r. - 'rg , I f ff ,J g r 'n ' I 7 M 'N N L ' U e f R I eh X 0 I i I i ' Chanrman PSYCHQLCGY 1 I --'i 4 james May Li 4 Ca Q james Schoen 4 Samuel Clarke 4 Timothy lay 4 Robert Hamnlton Q Wnllum Anderson term papers midterms exams finas socialrtes e library has seen them all SGCIGLCJGYXANTHROPOLOGY 4 Leonard Paollllo Q! 4 Maynard Sender ?' 4 Ellen Grllesple 4 Charles Mark Q Albert Bartovlcs I 4 Myles Whltney Chmrman E - . Q -W-A 1 ,, I I mv i, ,. 1: D sl ' K - ff' FZ?Q ' 4 LN, ., I TQ -I E E -L+ Qixa -MZ, .1'.x ' I x ' A . , ' .I lf A rxnly 5, b D L xzxlz .aff -' ,' 'igglf ..- 'zz' , x 'l'5. ' s' ' X .:f' In Memorium On Friday morning, March 25, 1983, Randy Warren was killed in a pedestrian accident while vacationing in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. Call it fate or God's will if you so believe, but the unanswerable question will always remain - why? Randy was a senior here at NASC who was scheduled to graduate in May. He was a Business Administration major concentrating in the marketing. Like all young men of 22, Randy had high hopes and aspirations for his fu- ture life. He was a man with guts enough to take on a challenge and come out a winner. A man whose 'i hopes and dreams were realistic and so , s within grasp. A man who would have A obtained what he so desired had he not been suddenly taken away. E X, I V I, hu.. ' 'X , i Randy was an active person with a ' I ' ,l seemingly unlimited supply of energy. He loved most to ski, on both water and land, and his expertise was obvious. He was a go-getter who strove for perfection in everything he did. He was a friend to all who knew him. Never again will we be able to see the happy-go-lucky red head in physical presence, but he will live forever in our hearts and minds. His crazy laugh and his bad jokes are only memories now. But they are merely a speck of the endless memories that will never be forgotten by those of us who knew and loved him. Rest in peace good friend. Seniors Ruth Allen Marketing Scott Andersen Marketing lohn Arasimowicz Sociology Richard Arconel English Kerry Armour Biology josh Arnold HistoryflDS Neal Arsenault Management Dana Ashworth, lr. Management layne Auclair Marketing Michelle Baia Management Lisa Balestracci Biology Dana Barisano Computer Science!Management f fp: l X L f Q Brenda M. Barrett Management Brenda Barry English Kathleen Barry Management Maureen M. Barry Finance Ellen Bartlett Psychology julie Barton Computer Science Robert Beady Marketing Kim Beaudet Psychology Kathleen Bednarski Management Debra S. Belson Marlwting Kathleen Benson llistorx Ellen Berlin Marketing Robert A. Bickel Computer Science Donna Blackstone Management loanne Bonanno Early Childhood Ed. jim Borgman Management Verne Bosworth Elementary Ed. Phyllis Brady Psychology jill Braney English Louis Breen, jr. Sociology js! Remember your first view of North Adams and how you wondered what llfe had rn store for you rt s funny that upon leavlng and lookmg back you experience the same wondering O 'va E Theresa A. Bresnahan History loel Brothers Math Richard M. Brown Management Laurie A. Bruce Med. Tech.!Biology Frances Buckley History julie Burke Accounting Joanne Bush Computer Science Denise Cabana Sociology Philip Caiazzi Math Debbie Caico Early Childhood ld. Shari Campagna History Lisa M. Canning M.in.igoim'nl Elizabeth Caretta Computer Science Arthur Carlson, lr. Finance Dorothy Carroll EnglishfCommunications Nancy Carroll Sociology Susan Carroll Sociology Linda Carty Marketing Karie Cedar Management jeffrey Chaput Management Mark Cimini Physics Maryrita Clougher Marketing Sally Cochrane Sociology Susan Coffey Sociology 5- - -uf Qf fr? aff Q IN, n 'Qi vw -1. C3- :fx 'N 3 -1 Y Most of us made many friends while attend- ing college at North Adams State. Some we know we will see in the future, while others wish them all the bestl if 1 I7 J v-'9 'Ae' t I ,I it K fi ff W. afar. i 1 Xt. m'j ,.- Q . K I -J f'v Susan Coleman Management Karen Collins Computer Science julie Colman Management ludith Colyer English Timothy M. Connell Accounting Paul Cooney Marketing Timothy Corbin Computer Science Tracy Corcoran S04 nology Patricia Costa Biology Michael Cramer Math janet P. Crary Sociology Philip Crowley English Diane Cullen English Susan Cyr Early Childhood Ed. john E. Daly, IV Psychology Kimberly Davis Finance Cheryl Desrochers Marketing Donna Deyab Psychology lanine Doherty English Michael Doherty Marketing 8 iv- sd' 1137 vii? iii uf' K. lk E of fn i irt A . .JV l a Xf it 1 X X Mary Donlon Sociology Mary Lee Donovan English Patricia Donovan Management Jacqueline Doros History Leo Doyle Marketing Cheryl Dumala Computer Science Kevin Dunham Management Christopher R. Durand Accounting Diane Dymek Early childhood Ea. Bruce Eldridge IDS james English Marketing Patricia Farnham lnglish lfoininumt.mom C-ary Fisher Computer Science V-'57 Donna Fitzgerald l T' Computer Science tj Among the pages of this book many faces will stand out with their smiles. Mario 1. Fricchione Computer Science Cindy Friedman Chemistry james Friedman Marketing Tom Gallagher Marketing Wendy Marie Gans Early Childhood Ed. Phyllis Gavin Marketing 1,.f. A Lv. if f K l, A, fi fi Q NX 0-,X xx 'X is JEL' l!'g'g -- 4 . 1 .ap-A QT? -'I 1 ,vow .-A I fi fl? T1-I 0-an' -0 1 X fi Brenda Gehring Biology!Med. Tech. Celeste Giommi Elementary Ed. Lisa Giovanucci Chemistry Patrick Gloster BiologyfChemistry Diane Goodwin Computer Science Jeanne Gosselin English Michael Gower Sociology Mary Grant Sociology Valerie Green Early Childhood Ed. Kristin Gronberg Computer Science Donna Guarrera Chemistry julio Hall M.in.igement Mark Hanabury Finance Lisa 1. Hazard Accounting Robin Hempel Biology Matthew Hemphill Marketing Leo Holewa Computer Science lane E. Holopainen English Patricia Hough Elementary Ed. Colleen Hourihan Management Darcie Lynne Hunt Marketing Nancy lacuessa Sociology Michael A. loanna EnglishfCommunications Paula Isabelle Marketing Q' 1 - ' its , if i l Friends who were there to talk to, to listen, to smile with . . . George Jacobs Sociology Teri E. jones Early Childhood Ed. Mary joyce Management Robin Kalm Accounting Erin Keaney Marketing lanice Kelly Accounting Ellen Kennedy Marketing james Kcriiwtli 'Xittiiiiitiiiig Pam Kennedy Sociology Bernadette Keville Accounting Deborah l. Kiley Computer Science Richard King Management Scott Kinter Marketing Sue Knightly Sociology Robert Knych Computer Science Beth Labelle Sociology Lauren LaClair Med. Tech.fBiology Emily May LaFalce Psychology!Sociology Lisa Lafleur Management Beth Laing Early Childhood Ed. '77 it 'Ngff Cs..M,ex -di . , . 'T lv '-to L4 HY Nancy Lanata Biology Marion Lanni Sociology Denise M. L'Antigua Accounting Lissa Lasonde Accounting Lynn Latraverse Physics Marie Lavin Early Childhood Ed. David LeBlanc Accounting Theresa Leboeuf Psychology Laura LePere Sociology Douglas Livolsi Au ounting Kimberly Loeschner Mod. Tvth, liiologx Christopher Lund Mmltvting Peggie Lydon Sociology Deborah MacDonald Management Colin MacKenzie Management Cindy MacNaught Sociology Mark Maguire Management Christine Maher Computer Science Dennis Mahoney English Theresa Mahoney Sociology George Malone History Andrea Mantineo Sociology Darcy Marcella Management Glen C. Martin Computer Science lim Martin Computer Science Joanne Masterson Management Ursula Matys Sociology Philip Maynard Management Sue McCarthy Early Childhood Ed. Lorraine McCormick Flernentarx ltluctition Theresa McCredic Biology Linda McDonald ,Mtotiiitiiig Erika McDowell Early Childhood Ed. Pamela McKenna Marketing Kurt McLaughlin Biology Maryanne McRae Marketing loan McWhirt Sociology Barbara Medrek Marketing Cynthia Miano Computer Science Larry Michon Bus. Admin. George Mickle Management ludy Miller English julie Miller Psychology Debra Minarik BiologyfMed. Tech. milf 1 i l ,.,Q-,3, ff' '17 f '? .V Y, dm 5 'AQ , 10 Hi' 5 ,s ,I x Nf Friends will always be lodged in our mem- ory, forever there for safe keeping. Nfl. Tom Moffatt Management loyce Mongeau Sociology james Moore Marketing Anne Mueller Sociology Mary E. Murphy Accounting Paul H. Murphy, lr History Karen Napolitano English Charles Nc-ild Mailwling james Newton Bus. Admin. Christine M. Nieroda Med. Tech. Michael Nigro Accounting David Nisbet Management Karen Nolet English jennifer Norton English Michael O'Brien Accounting Maureen O'Connell Management Kevin O'Connor Finance Kevin O'Connor Sociology Sandra Orcutt English Kurt O'Sullivan Sociology CMYK' 'I' if . is Us cc f W- 7 ' 5 'I' Penny Ozella Biology Ellen Parisella English!Communications Nina Pelletier History Lisa Pellicconi English Lori Peterson Computer Science Steve Plamondon Finance Nancy Ellyn Pratt Management Timothy Pratt Management Diane Puopolo Med. Techy Biology Deidra Pryor Bus. Mlrniri. lean Randall l It-mt-ni.u x l tl, jeffrey Recd Mar lwting Colleen R. Regan Management Raymond Remillard Computer Science Cheryl Richter Biology Susan Rogers Sociology Michael Saheed Computer Science Tricia Sain SociologyfCommunications Anthony M. Sanchez Management Carolyn Scheehser Marketing PU' ...,,-.4 l if .ig kffxgy X :A ., 'vli vw l.!.Lk sf 1 621+ 'Y tie' In our wanderings through life sometimes we follow tracks, sometimes we cut our OWN 1:-7 i 1 in -L. if -I fi vlx '7 'ci Nun I .. fi gg Ann Schloth Early childhood Ea. Christopher Scott Accounting Theresa Scott Computer Science Bill Shaner Biology Gerald W. Shay Marketing Tom Shottes Finance Brian Siegel English Debra A. Sjodahl Englishffommunications Tom Slicklen Marketing Deborah Smith Engliah, Comniuriicatiom jennifer Smith Math Desiree Sovie larlx Chlltlhoml ld. Karen Springer Psychology Bernard Stelmach Computer SciencefHistory joe Stevens English Clare Stewart Psychology Lisa Stolarski Finance Andrew Stone Chemistry Marilyn Strycharz Accounting Sylvia Sturgis Finance Dianne Sullivan Early Childhood Ed. Terri Sullivan Marketing jane Thomas Early Childhood Ed. Mary Tourtellotte English My M nfffr n lf 'fm at in '72 F v' V . 1 , X 0 ., , WV. 5,1 1 41 I Y:-:V fix J 049 'gr 'CTF F-L vow I9 .., w--Q 3 vi N! y K i if in 5 ' ll xv! Q .AC 1 '47 t 3' V f 4-v 4' 1,1 1 'W i I, at 7, x Xe ' x Scott Tricoff English Mark Trulli Computer Science Steve Tworig Biology Linda Unsworth Management Darryl Valovcin Computer Science jennifer Walker Elementary Ed. Katherine Walsh English Randall Warren Marketing Stan Wasilauski Finance Tina Wentworth Early Childhood Ed. Sharon Wetnicka Marnigvriwiit Donna White Mod. Tmli Biology ludith White Marketing Sandy White Sociology Bruce Whitney English Marie Whitney Elementary Ed. Natalie Wilcox Chemistry Thomas Wilcox Sociology joseph Wilk History Heather Witto Accounting Donna Worthen Early Childhood Ed. Janine Marie Wynn Marketing james Zepka Biology -5 , .J fb-.J 'N F 2 5 fx -,Q 1'-'9 Phyllis Alcombright Richard Arcand Mona Argentini Hope Armstrong - Alfred Austin, jr. john Babcock Mark Babcock David Bailot Bonnie Baldwin Rita Bassett Patricia Baugh Ralph Beer Elizabeth Berasi Victor Bernardo Steven Binder Diane Blagdon Kevin Blanchard jeffrey Boutin Francis Brazeau Marjorie Brund Thomas Canning Albert Capone Cynthia Carr Diane Charbonneau Elaine Choate Carolyn Clark john Collins janice Colter Anne Conklin Susan Conklin Anne Constantinos janis Craft Gary Critelli David Cutter Kathleen Dalma Ross Deblois Frank Degrazia Peter Desforge Lisa Dewhurst Chris Dillon Dawne Dinicola William Disisto Stephen Doherty Patricia Donahue David Donelan Donna Duclus Edward Duda Edward English Dawn Erickson Patricia Ettinger Beatrice Faustine Susan Fletcher joyce Foley Timothy Fontaine Stephen Forfa Sara Fox Lawrence Freshler jeffrey Gardella Bonnie Gardner Patricia Gaucher Raymond Gaudette, jr. Thomas Gentile Kathy Ginthwain Seniors Knot picturedj Charles Gravel Alexander Groves Kristan Gurton Scott Gustafson Bernard Gwozdz Lynn Haring Robert Hastings William Hein Margaret Higgins Scott Holbrook Mark Horowitz Elizabeth Horton Keith Howard Kevin Hurd Walter jenkins Theresa jones Anne jzyk Frederick Kelly Mark Kennedy Pamela Kestyn Kevin Kiley, jr. David King Geoffrey King joseph Kinnally Donald Kisiday Dayle Klemansky Karla Korn Annmarie Kotowski Terry Kramer Frances Krzeminski judith Lahert Caroline Lambert Ellen Lantz Brian LeFave Ann LePine Diane LePore Andrew Linzly Claudia Little Edward Lynch Maryellen Mahoney Martha Mahoney joann Martin Stephanie Marvin Terri Mason Philip Mayo Paul Mazzarella Daniel McCabe Robert McCarthy Susan McCarthy Francis McCartin David McCormack Timothy McDonough john McHale, jr. Barbara McShane jeffrey Mexzywor Richard Medeiros, jr. Christopher Meikle-john Craig Miller Mary Miller Mary Montgomery Mary Moran Maureen Murphy Ronald Myers Deborah Narel David Newton Trula Nicholas john Paine Andrew Papalegis jeffrey Parker Pamela Petri David Petropulos Karen Potter Guy Presutti joanne Principe Tracy Purdy-Martin David Quetti Paula Quigley Michele Radley Pamela Ramage Thomas Reilly, jr. janet Roy Tim Ruel julie Sampson Christopher Scannell jerome Schoen Robert Seney Edward Shea Laurie Shoulla john Sojka Stephanie Sparages William Spath Roxanne Spence Charles Stevens Peter Stopera Lindsay Strode Barry Sullivan Algird Sunskis Dennis Tash Marie Tatro Marc Therriault Pamela Tolland Kaspar Torosian Stephen Trask Mary Tripp Charles Troy Mary Turner Kim Twining Steven Urkiel Nancy Vogt Lynn Vosburgh Virginia Walachy Katrina Warren William Waslick Robert Webb Paul Weitz Richard Whalen Eric Williams Gary Williams john Wojdak W. Randall Wood Christopher Wyman Gregory Yacovorw john Young Rayrnoml Zutto -Ji .17 --,-vQw- .nl -- Q wwu nv ' L vfilf. A- ', 'fbff-Z45l': . il '11, 5 Q f .-', ' I ! . 'XJQFL N4 , .' '.,,,'.' alv' ' Q 1 x v' X If 1 1 1 I S i' rf Groups Clubs Intramurals Llvmg Surprise The Beacon if -L4 --- ' -. .,, fad..--1 J ' Yearbook gg f' -fjy' W 754 SX! Y' -...K KfIJ'HXI'S2'HXI1H f-f'f5f !hff-5 H1 'K 1,4411 Black Student Union F Gutln Club Campus Center Coqvn il 7 1 A 'K L L 2 F .. '? ' I :Q 1 a H f 2 'Q Y f - J 1 Q ' '-if K- i 1 I mg 1 f .if 5 YM K Q sl Q - Boxing Club f. r g yf? . Ax Q In ' 5 W Ik H ,I , I 5 ,7 Q l' r L' I . a , h S- C L 5 1 V X X. l ' ' ,J v- Q, , . I wig . i . V. Qi Q A . .X . A A y - 4 11,-'H . l Y' I , 'F I v 'I f' ! , . I -I N .f. ' , i 41 , N V' ' ' 143' fif ' ' . x C Q ' C' ' f 3 ' j 5 f V . C v ' . A ' if W 1 X H , 'Xt N x . , .1,. 6 A 74' Intramural Programs Over the paSt four years most members of our class have spent countless hours competing with and agalnst our friends ID the NASC Intramural Program The program was organtzed so that all of us no matter what our athletic ablltttes could enjoy healthful acttvtttes In a fruendly competttnve atmosphere Partlcrpatton In thus program not only helped gave us a but of dlverslon from our studies It kept us physlcally flt tn the pro cess From tosstng the dlsc In Ultrmate Frrsbee to moving pegs on the Cribbage board there was somethlng tn the program that attracted our attentton as participants Many of us also became avid spectators as we cheered our fnends on to victory Others got Involved by becommg I M Council members game offtctals and program supervlsors and thus enhanced our lead ershlp skulls through these experlences We wnll look back fond ly wtth memortes of the Floor Hockey playoffs tn Venable Gym the Golf tournaments at Stamford Valley the Indoor Soccer tournament Hoop ftnals actlvltles tn the game room matches In the Racquetball court and of the many other programs through whlch we made llfe long frrends I I 1 , . I - I ' I 1 , , I 1 1 L MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1983 RECEIVING INTRAMURAL AWARDS: JAMES T. AMSLER INTRAMURAL SERVICE AWARD STEPHEN FORFA THOMAS WILCOX Given to two seniors who have worked throughout their college years for the betterment of the Intramural Program. This award is named after the college's former president. 1' .f-I .4 f . ..-'ali ',- 2 6 3 RAYMOND C. SULLIVAN I-M TEAM SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD BUNYEAS NINERS Awarded annually to the I-M teams that have demonstrated leadership on the field of play through their sportsmanlike attitude. The teams receiving this award must have played together as a unit for a three to four year period. This award is named after former Dean of Students Sullivan who is currently teaching in the Education Department. Zn. Qu' 3, .l -an - NMA., f'-:frr-fH A . , rn, r ,, -.A RANDALL WARREN uNsuNo HERO , AWARD KEVIN KILEY Given annually to the senior student who best exemplifies determination, dedication and competitiveness in a manner which encourages the underlying spirit of the entire Intramural Program. This award is named after Randy Warreng a member of our class who unexpectedly lost his life in March of 1983. lo '-1 4 A KK - , 1, I Q -V y'J 2l'!U'k-N ' -Kg, .g - ,.4. .. R . A 4 . its F R s ,....4, A .L lnfv-'Ni I -.R 'f . y J.. 'X V. .5 1 MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1983 ELECTED TO SERVE ON THE l-M COUNCIL: Darcie Hunt, lim Kennedy, john McHale, Kevin B. O'Connor, jerry Shay, Tom Wilcox, Tony Sanchez, loel Brothers, Dana Barisano. J ' 'G 4 J so 7 x, uf' -,. v 5 Wl4S'fQ3 Qffifiiigi ' 7 7' ' ,-,VM--,, .., . .-:iff gp-f 'X -r -' ' -.QA-, , , 5,-. ' Q ,tv INTRAMURAL PROGRAM STUDENT SUPERVISORS FROM THE CLASS OF 1983: Dana Ashworth, joel Brothers, Phil Caiazzi, Bill DiSisto, Steve Forfa, Scott Kinter, Rick Lynch, Mark C. Maguire, Chuck Neild, Paul Mazzarella, Tony Sanchez, jerry Shay, Kevin B. O'Connor, Charlie Stevens, Tom Wilcox. . . 34' Y ,rf cf' I' wif , c 01571- . . , .. I.: . W 3- . 1 .fg... ,. ,,., . ul 5 T ul J- 4 .4 rs r 'A 0 ,' fd' - . v 4 .va - 1 . 05 -Q: ,J ' ' 1 - - . 94 ' U-4 . ' ' uf v . V ,. ' N' 14 pu K rf ' . , 5 4 1 - A , 4 1. - . 'ev ' I ' 1 I, ' II H . , 1 ...0 - Q Berkshire Towers The Towers: an interesting experience in living! Was it good or couldn't you wait to get out of there? All those people together, most of whom had never lived for any length of time away from home. Can you remember? You'll have to because these pictures don't come close to depicting what life there was really like. Oh well, happy remembering, anyway. s gt KI l . .at 5 K , 4. b 1. 1:3 C Q -- ' z 'N W' 'ii re if f . 1 . .l:mQ1,1gfg-iii: V J: Al 2 RJ j s '31 sw .UXQ 'Q 'lag I , Eyg 6 5, 1 S53 ,, bu, X Q If . I 3 IA . 6 Ei lf X va f l 3 ali ,.f 'z '. , a 'if is .fi Q .4 , .ll ill lr Wi .4--' me IS 4 is YT D' g ' I -1 1- N 5 ' Hoosac: Hall Remember Checking your mailbox everyday? It wasn't that you were homesick - not really. But you wanted to stay connected to the world you left behind when you entered college. Maybe you had a boyfriend or girlfriend to keep in touch with over the miles - that was a little tough. But there was plenty to do to keep busy: going to classes, studying. or just finding time to relax, maybe with some new found friends. A A A f A f nuff? gui? ,g-lf? ..nul 1 ,.sn 1 -,,-ul Q ,gdlf ,-pu- q ,,.-v q Xt - i M ,,,.-- W ,,.,--- 1 .,..--- 1 ,...-- W -,,,....----1 -!'!-.H a Ifl' xqfp -.! Townhouses A step up in living! At least you had your own kitchen, and some sort of feeling that you were a little more self-sufficient there. Roommates Could still be a problem! It wasn't always easy living with up to five other individuals in the same apartment. But then again, you got real tight with some of them and maybe even established friendships for life. And then there were lots of good parties and zany times, and helping each other through heartaches and heart breaks and life and hey - we all get by with a little help from our friends ! l ri ng. i Vior' . 91 1 W -1 0 f 1 f'7 fi n I i 6,1 31.1 ni l' K il 1 l r K :tk-4 11:7 5 i. V , VI 1 5 vi F il jisQ72 viz , Qin 'A .. - lip v KGM A .A , .I s. 'fr I fu a V . H---3 'P 'ff' an I I T1 I 1 hlfww PV 'H-,aug 'W'-, 'W 'LA- wan gn. if ffl fy t.:-:I.3, . ' -,, ' fa.tws12f'1 H ' I A 'H its . I' - - . 'T' X7 'I . ' 0 'i 2 X -I 5h.,w.7. . -5' . '- W, '. - W Y - 0'1 '- . ,, Y . , H98 ' ,LL , N , on -J 45,5 . - . - , A . A . . . , .V- If - 0 A 1, - i---.,. 1,-Q' 4 V . Y ,mp 1. Q. f F 4 ,-' . ,-. '5 1'12-ik' ' -.1 ' f 1 - - 'Q .- , 'five' Y , fp, qu-1 hu' - . . . 4 - - ,' -Qi . u ' ' ' ..f',- . 'IQ' . - lf-Q. ' 5- . - . ' 4 - -V s-. - - I . .l , Jr.. m T, - 1. L Q :Q v,,g I 4 'I ,I .. V , - ' ...Q U - , 'xQ:-'J' I N92-4 1d,g'A',, xf ,Q l 1 ., ,B I- K 3. n 'Min N . ' MAN? ' .F - - . L,-A-Mu' .. H3551 N A ' I ' ' ' - - -A Q N -' Off campus living was even more diverse than any of the other on-campus situations. You found friends to share apartments with and enjoyed some additional privileges and freedoms . Quiet people could try to find quiet apartments and co-ed living became your own business. Some people lived at home with parents and some parents became students. All in all, off campus living was a great experience. For some of us it also made moving back home a little hard to do! l l 3' i' ' 'L+ , Q' , sa 5-up QD , f Y ,P ' li' XXL -4-... 14: - ' 1 fs. he S1 Q 0 N 9 , 3 I ' ' 1 B s N . gf fn L. 5 3 Qt 1 '5 E is in E I t U gf 'O 'I s., 'lr ? 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I- I J 5- ,il P mfr -F Q' sv -2-A-f 6 , , f my , I , .wp - git. !A ' .- 21 K b f -J' x, if A' ,av 'fn' Cc- 2 's x ' y Q . N, - , J , fi' 'Vx' Q X' if I Y 1 pax , v J 41. 1 . ..- -X 4 N . ,!,r. V. V P -.X L 1 v I D- 5 952 S T' Q V JA ' , 1 0- ' if jf I ' , QD I X r . .- K -' V ,,,, A A gg I, ' ' jj vi I ' ng A fp .Q ,Q J ' , 8 X Mr N ,A -Q s 'J 5 Q, V , lr M,-K Q x As i , -Q-is A Due to the poor response of Clubs and other Campus Organizations to participate in the Yearbook, there were several extra pages left in this section. And because there were so many graduation photos land also because it is your bookl, we decided to dedicate the next six pages to the Graduating Class of 1983. , , ,,'Sr W4 .1' 31 , N. -'r. . .NI wan nf .1 .1 z I i l i 5,0 'gf' a . . ., X4 .1 I 4, '5 A Y 4. 'S U 0 ig' :a L 6. I 9' ' , gi 'Q V' 4'-N sg f ' , 1 v f' C3 5.7 oi! pu I Q5 us. -r ,1 .X 1 I l WT ' if f g V7 'J' 2' Lg' X J yy as y 'Y' iv 11 --:J A . li 19 6 Ii I I i J, H . I I I ? I5 1 3'4 Events Sports .... Parent's Weekend Winter Study Other Events Theatre . . . Yahoo Fest Senior Week Graduation NASC Sports As the 1982 83 academuc year wunds down to a close Intercolleguate Athletucs at NASC must not go unnotuced Hard work and deducatuon by both players and coaches put NASC un a class by utself head and shoulders above the rest un the Massachusetts State Conference A total of thurteen teams representung twelve sports competed un four conferences wuth over half of the Mohawk squads experuencung wunnung campaugns Thus was a dufferent year from those of seasons past Both the Men Soccer and Men s Ice Hockey teams were expected to umprove their respectuve records from that of a year ago Both squads got off to a slow start but wuth the determunatuon and deducatuon of the players and coaches unvolved each team funushed strong The uce hockey team funushed well enough to earn a berth un the ECAC Hockey Tournament for the fourth consecutuve season whule the soccer team funushed a wun or two shy of the same accomplishment The top women s team was un tourney appearance after duplucatung theur 1982 performance wuth ten vuctorues durung the regular season The Coed Alpune Sku team un uts second year as a varsuty sport came two pounts away from qualufyung for the natuonal tournament The Men s Cross Country Basketball and Baseball teams won more than they lost whule placung hugh un their respectuve leagues Youth and unexperuence hampered the Women s Fueld Hockey Tennus Basketball and Softball teams from achuevung wunnung seasons Whether ut be a wun on the fueld or a loss on the court the 1982 83 Mohawk athletes demonstrated true sportsmanshup and deducatuon Wun or lose they can hold theur heads hugh wuth prude they were NASC Mohawks' Muchael A loanna Sports Informatuon Durector Class of 1983 . . I ' ' . 's volleyball. The Mohawk Spikers qualified for their second straight season . . I . . . I , . I . , . . . I 1 - Softball Overall: 8 - 12 MASCAC: 3 - 7 up J' S 4 yr r' f a -nf- -.a.,' 3' -'E . Q., l 31 I. .xg czg- ik: N W 0 .. s --Sir. ' shpzhg. .ff ' , ' 1 - ,'.L ' '-A , inhyf- 'VET Q V ,f .' :I I 'I A 'f -4,1 af ,wt I. - ' , . . ,-Liza, -ac. ' P . . Soccer :Tig ' 5. ' 5- - K N if , ei-in Overallz 10 - 6 - 2 MASCACZ 5 - 'I - 'I Finished 2nd in MASCAC Leading scorers: Ray Remillard, Tom Shottes and Gary Lacombe VVQQ. I' V-' b- 9 Q. 3 ., - K , 'A . H A .fp Q- --1-few? it - 3,7 ,. L- f Y ' '--t 'F1 H F : 1 y -, Q --, -vs 9 3 ' . s ggi m:.1,ji a1i,,fnf51! r Q., 2' 9 'TT' .J 'Ph ' '4 1 nigga? T'. ' , f 1 . 's-v-- . qrgig, .-Mui lil-rims, -ef i7'.3 ff: ff.--3 W' gy- - ..- my ,I I e. e5 'i' 5 'A JK QQ Field Hockey l . I 2 A t 'har .S I I. li W 'P 1 ' A, i D ,T 1' Q Overall: 5 - 7 - 2 'E 1 ,5 1 MASCAC: 2 - 3 L- fix! if L , Z' Finished 4th in MASCAC J' J 'N Y, Leading scorer: Donna White J ' ol ley ball - Overall: 13 - 11 MASCAC: 3 - 5 Finished 3rd in MASCAC 'ff J l 9 11iiT Hockey M o , Overall: 12 - 13 - 1 Division II: 10 - 12 - 1 E.C.A.C. Division Il West Quarter Finals lat Norwichlz Won 5 - 3 E.C.A.C. Division Il West Semi-finals Cat Plattsburgh Statelz Lost 5 - 3 gyyl Overall: 8 - 11 MASCAC: 4 - 5 IP' -4 VVornerVs BasketbaH 1-f lh +n5l5'W v - n- 03 -A ul: AAerVs BasketbaH Y -X '7- Ovcrall: 12 - 10 MASCACZ 7 - 5 A 4 . A m S-.J Ski Team Finished second in the league. Keith Frary- Thank-you for your dedication and support as Athletic Trainer for ' 4 - c NASC. 5'- Q Q 4 - - , '. ' cl A l'llinu...f.-- l Q , ,f . I Baseball Overall: 'I7 - 'l'I MASCACZ 7 - 7 Iwlf 4. X . .. 1 al ' ' . .- ' . . , E . - , -' .. 0- Q, l a -:vw 1 f...'-n , Q I .-L'1j7- 1. -. sl 9 Rf? ff ' , f 'f 1 -' ,I LJ, . -gl 'fl-,,5y. v',J .P Mix' '.J . H 9 I --ilw-Jfigf-1054 1 ' .-,-'fg f :1d5' .NJ N 4 v. Q.,'g, 55 1 5, any:-df. . -Q ,Q 1 no -of 1 , - . 4. ' U I wr?- ,,.. - - , ,A . '7'1nr 3,, 5 . ' . ,- fs, A. ,., !..V ', :' . ' A '33 q'll . -ageing ' 'k. 4ins'- h ,Q -..0--V Y- - -- ,5 ' 'X -..f k-:Lifts-::.Z A-. ,155 ,T v ' V 19. ' - 41-1 .,.,j'j '1'3 f '1'-l- P - J A' ' 1. ' . - ' . QQ. gg- 439 5-. I . I JI! V 'Wg ,J A7 '- - 'f'f'?'?'wi'I54! t'lf,.a- D A-J' .LQ ,Z-' .6 nt, I ' ff 1aw'w5w-nes--1-s.-' .R 1A, g,,,,l I L if Men's Tennis l les Overall: 8 - 2 MASCACZ 5 - 2 Finished 2nd in MASCAC Women's Tennis . , 7 -'.v1l7: Q , 1 Alf: jvc. If. .I ,Pu H V y .. fs-'uf-b , ',I' faxifgii.-ii ,, .. . . . l A V P 9 ,fi 'L . A Q fx 'news-+'-aw. .4 ' ---f. ,. , A 4, Zi . A - - 44.,u,. QQ, fn. ,,,, 4- '- T - x:,,..w efl a Fi 5 4 :WN 5 I s. WJ I.. 46 Y I N 7 - 3 fi. ' .L . , Overall: 5 - 6 MASCAC2 3 - 2 Finished 3rd in MASCAC '. -. vf , 1 -- 7.1 1 .QW I h .Jia .- hi r 'I' -A i '-'rl -. - . ,--1 gl .- I. fl . '-54, -X V ' ' . '15,,, 4, an . ,.,- f 1- 'ih 4 K, I A 'I' z.. -- --Y ws --lxvik-fy A L. L, A , .Lies-,K-.hv jx, - vw , l gi- L' dt l fn 'img ,vm H Aw 1 ,, ' an-.gf hx I 1 K . ' ,. 1, -A f . - . ,. Q. U' 5 1 was , , Q H? qi 3 Cross Country ' gr, . - . n 1' . Go Overall: 3 - Finished 4th 6 , ll If s A Overall: 5 - 1 ' A 4' 1 . 6 Y F g 1. 1 ' ' ' gn! H1-Bi '5 7 Q, ' W v swwlr 1 x ,TGIF is K 6 in MASCAC Parent's Weekend This was the weekend to share the beauty of the Berkshires with your parents and catch up on old news. lAnd you had to be on your best behavior, tooll Entertainment was provided by the Motets, Orchestra and Chorale over the weekend and a dance was held for parents and their sons and daughters. The many smiling faces show that a good time was had by all. Q' I J, . , 1 1 lQ11iS llivfiripwn ' 5' -'iz - - - QEFE' :Fr,:.':.:::::- -1- :::1.::.'.: 1- QI ' , . - gn 1QSI11C -Y ll..-QI . 97' il? -4 U' l 1 l i J iiifl 1 7GK 6? XXX pm W ll Wifi? Dr. Randall Hansis - WS Coordinator Arlo Guthrie inter Stud '83 l Each year in january, NASC offers special learning experiences through the Winter Study program. During this mini-semester students participated in many courses and other activities which revolved around these themes: New England, Modern Times and The 1960's. The themes were supplemented with speakers including Arlo Guthrie, who came to NASC to tell of his experiences as a protest singer in the sixties. Many students joined with the Oldcastle Theater Company to perform in Our Town, a play by Thornton Wilder while others in the Cabaret cast Let the Sunshine ln . The remains of the Neolithic Calendar Stonehenge in Salisbury, England was one famous attraction visited by students traveling abroad. Other courses offered excursions to well-known sites in New England. Winter Study was also a time to make the most of the snow with cross-country skiing, snowshoeing and winter camping. Cabaret Stonehenge-Salisbury, England n K 4 . ,A .Nr , .1 4:7 fir 45 A' X-Pl? 1 J! bps?- Covered bridge-Arlington, Verm S ont fl 0 Iqf, M X I art .,' .1 K, I '4v4'f ' 'L-'J , P Au x . F S F' , 3. sv. ,I '.Q ' ' -. 'Sf' 1 , . 4 0. . , 4 ' Q -. x I-. F Scenes from 'Our Town' I 3 I 1 Snowshoeing 'Our Town' 1 6443, i I Whale Watch Two bus loads of people headed out on this excursion in search of whales. lt wasn't long after boarding the ship when the first whale was sighted. . . . Thar she blows . . . Many whales were sightedduring the four hours at sea and each one was a thriller. A few students turned out to be seasick seamen but the day was great overall! . im? i V I. sw, A.. A X R gg 'if A x, X. xx Nv- - ,+,,,,s' xx , -u , . -4 . . -F ,. .. Y. Q ,-i-5 1 .r-'f -4-..l.,,,,,g3-mf . ,.. r l:Gn:R UJ f nlh wa - aw-- X Q .- ' H XX-Reid'-lr, -kg. 3'5- sb-.Af f--. -Q il, ,4- i . Qu . -r AZ' ..- ..- ' aa, QE 4' -nil., 'D 2 Spring Fling ? gg- 1 ffl-I L ,- .rmv - -f W'--'-' -sy . A x AAS: b 4 ' gk! H .Q YJ vf , f Aff: I ' iw- ' '- -V -if-79 ' , , ,ww gl g:'g.z 5 11 .fx . 1-1:?,5,f,J,gg '- W, - , A uw, .f. ',l il , 5. Tiff, g' f' A 'Qf2gf-ff V .f md' .QQ .F 41:1 .. .- 1 'x . A f ' ' X , Q4 g b L. ff ly 5' A Q3 by Y 4. mg '-Aff iq.. flfl , f- xx , .6 nf 5 ' Q ffm 6 5 flag, A . ,N . . 0 f I ,. VY. -1 X it I ' - i 1-gf ,, 5 . Y ' H x 5 : .1 5 ' V? su- ' D A ..- - Q. Y vii' fx-f Q - .-Ni QQ YJ 'F 'Ah .f . r..- X if r. , ! Et '!. 1 5 9. Mud Fest fe, 4:- 'AWD .4121 ,fs- 1, .4 wil . , . 2115.1 - 7-s -6 'f ' gw no . -8'-2? 9-X , r . Q, I t.'wN Marr M Q ' , 'K . n . 'uffwfis ' lv. '-'.u .JU .- ' H Tc, A '. 4 Talent Night B You want talent? You got it, at NASC!! Many stars showed up to ' make the audience laugh, while I , others sang and danced the night i away. - Blues Brothers MC lennlfef l'l0lld3Y Blood Drive Dances .5 .. ' 1 Y, 4 N. ?,.',.5l .Hex-1' 2 - Q ?35.?f,1.f' Q ,. .5 vs 3 6 I 35' f I' P TS 1' Fly will I ai as .N S-at r g Nj is x - X . 4 V s Q I .' 1 9' - O4 0 1 ' 4 if 1 QQ' ' wah-Qi! A f , F S 2 4 . ' ' 1 Z gf ' Z 5 ' ' H Fx nwv, N I C' 1 Il, if Q A g 3 ff' f g . V 1 Y .55 , ' sm. ,wh I w 'QQ 1.3, I The spring production, Desperate Hours was a modern slam-bang melodrama that illustrated the flexible abilities and qualities of NASC's student actors. An excellent performance which proved to be a real crowd pleaser. F. 1 R l 1 1 Yahoo Fest 83 5-13 4 1 ,E 'Q . ,ip l i 0 1 0 I n v 0 .L .,-' .9 Six 1 ' .i f JJ, ' 1 ln., xx r'.,'N4Q 'i 85 A.s.c. NASC OUTING CLUB if -Q .1',. arf ..f-123.-f' L. 'Q - me' N - I' ' pq 44- Bo ft A ,- Ht' 'Ev' ' S , ' A F 1' ,F if . .5 '. x 'sw K , 5 ' 'tafygzf . - .. 1 7, ,r If Agvqaglg F . 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V',f,d ,dSrzX nf r 'Q' v jf- nr. . ., '18 f M 1- L i- . 1 ' '73tl'.5f'57w7f?'1s-' U lj 4,I.ET1Tf-41- V .L4'l.,:'-'i:Q':t55 N ' 11 Q L'v' -QS x ou O A 5- 3' v 4 W Muff? vw fx 'gf' ', 'f,-g.-f.r.l'L 1 4 lt ml A4911 fix J FLM' ' ' is sfffkliilrfs 'Q 1 V fff ' W L f r'? i'f Wil- 1554 5 is 4 A .inf i req -4061.0-'53 5. M ff, 7'U s rw 1 ,Q , w 5 ' A ' 'cya 'lv' i . . at 'fr' K fi'-'1'?f 5 .f..af'Ml1' A day in May filled with sun and suds!! Plenty of kegs were emptied as everyone rocked out to the sounds of Benevolence at the athletic complex. Canoe jousting was one quick way to get in the water. Or you may have warmed up with a volleyball game. This event, sponsored by the Outing Club, will surely be remembered for many years to come. -vs l , Hr, x fxsf' 'X S 'ixvl J' i NL E? The long lost sun finally broke th. :Nugh the clouds to shine upon the beginning of Senior Week. Everything was great at the barbecue - the chicken and the brownies, if you managed to get one. v ' .,, I, in-H' - ' 'pf' 9-1' f e...a r .-J Vx f '7.Y X GEEJ -.J ,Q WX. ourselves wrth 4011 Molsons , Some preferred the tables to 1..,i. - - N the dance floor All the more .' -'-lu' fri. gg gl' f. I rv ' pq' 112 N N fl 1.1 AAIN. '! as 3 4 1 'c,,fi4',f5,:ffg.'L 1 f,,Y Q 1 I in I ! ,il I More than just whistles rang 1 NYE? Cav -S MOLSON 5 5 ,' fi-Sig, ,iff-,Q sf P' if GoLDEN 4 4 1 The weather couldn't have been better for the senior picnic in Clarksburg. Everything seemed to run smoothly until people were warned not to eat the streamers and the beer ran out with two and one-half hours to go. Thirsty seniors aren't about to let that stop them . . . One by one the cars left and then returned with plenty of tall cold ones. l .AA S2-nf'- ft Q l A 4.1 3 , ,i ,-z . O. ,- . - I ' l V 1 ' ' ' Q.. -, ,, 14 - yo A ' U . A .5 1 ESU? 'E X . fr- 1175 P L.. M Q ps ff ' .', K -1 'jflk . '- ,.4. -4- X f QPF .3 ,g xg .9. J . B' Nil? l ,. 1,4 JD If f QA- . SIl 'X I i Z'-HW .Af W 'ei As the rain reigned on Thursday many disappointed seniors climbed aboard buses and headed towards liminy Peak. Even though the alpine slide would be closed everyone was trying to make the best of it. After a slow start an announcement came over the speakers: lf the rain holds off another fifteen minutes, we'll be able to open the slide. Cheers and whistles filled the room. Once the rain held off, it turned out to be another greatday. The slide brought many smiles andteven some bumps and bruises to the daring. 5 -fC-, f .x 'X- skin TP YL, ' K AF x nf' lv .g kXl l 4 111' AN3' X wax vw . y ,r g 'gg 1' -.Z f'+ai.'T'1',i ' .,--' wr- V V -.rf , . Eff, 7- ff'- Jvxi! 1 A r Ji F g,,.,f, ., ,i , At last the champagne brunch. just what everyone needed to end a crazy week. The tired looks and heavy eyelids proved a busy Senior week was coming to an end. h 3 f-Qxo Q ..,., ,. - -' - ' ,fy ' 1 , 6 I 5 4 A in so JIQQBW 7 , 46 rf my K Nw, , M 3. 1-1.-fx-if A 5 '. 1-, , 3.-.1,,L,f-,,--J 3 A' 'rw ., Jw 41 M ., 3 L5 '- f f' '1 9 ' W ,Lf ,E-ffawf jf' jf ' T5 ff' ','f'5:', xA' 3.4 ggi. Q ,LF ,P Q, ,JQQEA V I.. . I :V 1 qt ' ,, 5 f f - ff, 5.3, 14: ,V .4 ,Jw sv , M4 . ., ,ff .Il ,- 5 ,,, , w J , Q fi . - 'A J . 1' r v A ,ig ffl: fy 1,4 n n... Ju., .4 ,, -.-1 . r- - IV, 4 . .- J Graduation day was finally here - hooray! A day to celebrate the culmination of 4 years of hard work in pursuit of a degree. It was a great day, one made expressively to recognize our accomplishments. At the same time however, it was also a sad day for many of us as we said goodbye. Tim Pratt - Class President H , it li.. i M ill It iii iL 1 , - X 4 X! 'I President Haas Y .yur-,A af 1 4 1 Y WM! aff' ..? gli 'Os in ri 51 Vik' V 'Z 1, YY l Q. I l l U ' HI DQ' f'ff'2'J . tl 51' 4 4-4 '. L.. DG. l s Mn' mm, .'J .:' .f'5,- F ,qu-L' 4:1 , - Q 4 1, rx .il .J l : D-'L lkfv an Y ui -6 i Q .' :A dh- z H- a It turned out to be a beautiful day weatherwise. It was a bit windy while waiting to line up which kept you grabbing for your hat. And would somebody tell me please why they make you line up so early before the ceremony! We all could have slept for partiedl an hour longer. Anyway, the whole thing seemed to go quite smoothly. Speeches were sat through, as well as the giving of honorary degrees until finally - your name was called - you made it! Here is sincerely wishing you all the best of luck and hoping your degree works as hard for you as you did for it. mfix A...-w .. ,aE i.. . -Q .1 ,QQ Irv' -4 .Vi fx 1 Sponsors Senior Directory . . . 134 Messages . . . 140 Patrons .. .. 143 Advertisements . . . . . 144 Credits .. .. 150 Lynne Alarie 32 Squirrel Road Springfield, MA 01108 Phyllis Alcombright 8 First Street Adams, MA 01220 Beverly Allen 100 Cheshire Road Pittsfield, MA 01201 Ruth Allen 47 Williams Road Sharon, MA 02067 Scott Andersen 150 Oak Street Natick, MA 01760 Richard Arcand 11 Ridgewood Road Chelmsford, MA 01863 Hope Armstrong 9 Park Drive Pittsfield, MA 01201 Dana Ashworth 202 N. Elm Street West Newton, MA 02379 jayne Auclair 23 Glenside Avenue Billerica, MA 01866 Linda Austin 23 Morewood Drive Pittsfield, MA 01201 Mark Babcock 1 Craigie Street Natick, MA 01760 Michelle Baia 20 Patriot Road Burlington, MA 01803 David Bailot 175 Lebanon Avenue Pittsfield, MA 01201 Lisa Balestracci 8 Pine Avenue North Reading, MA 01864 Dana Barisano 24 Golden Cove Road Chelmsford, MA 01824 Brenda Barrett 6 Douglas Avenue Burlington, MA 01803 Brenda Barry 86 johnson Avenue Winthrop, MA 02152 Kathleen Barry 9 Woods Drive Adams, MA 01220 julie Barton 220 Hilton Road Warwick, Rl 02889 Robert Beady 88 Fuller Road North Weymouth, MA 02191 lay Beaulieu 10 james Street Burlington, MA 01803 Kathleen Bednarski 667 Morgan Road W. Springfield, MA 01089 Arthur Belanger, jr. 76 Devens Street Greenfield, MA 01301 Debra Belson 9 Putter Drive Acton, MA 01720 Kathleen Benson 24 Dexter Street Peabody, MA 01960 Senior Director Elizabeth Berasi 1041 Mass. Avenue North Adams, MA 01247 Victor Bernardo 37 Acashnet Avenue New Bedford, MA 02744 Robert Bickel 116 Greystone Avenue W. Springfield, MA 01089 Steven Binder 17 Water Street Shelburne Falls, MA 01370 Richard Bishop 28 Cross Street Dover, MA 02030 Donna Blackstone 628 Bernardston Road Greenfield, MA 01301 Diane Blagdon 30 Buel Street Pittsfield, MA 01201 Kevin Blanchard River Road, Rte. 19 Clarksburg, MA 01247 Eileen Bloomer 7 Gilbert Street Watertown, MA 02172 loanne Bonanno 265 Channing Road Belmont, MA 02178 james Borgman 299 Weston Road Wellesley, MA 02181 Verne Bosworth 87 Woodlawn Drive Williamstown, MA 01267 jeffrey Boutin 75 Sunrise Street Lanesborough, MA 01237 jill Braney 27 Shady Lane Oxford, MA 01540 Louis Breen, lr 12 Diamond Street Lawrence, MA 01843 Theresa Bresnahan 144 Berkley Street Lawrence, MA 01843 joel Brothers 4 Meadow Street Auburn, MA 01501 Richard Brown 19 State Street Pittsfield, MA 01201 Laurie Bruce 15 Mark Avenue Reading, MA 01867 Marjorie Bruno 39 Eric Drive Pittsfield, MA 01201 Lisa Buckland 28 Columbia Park Haverhill, MA 01830 Frances Buckley 231 North Street North Adams, MA 01247 julie Burke 20 Washington Street Gardner, MA 01440 loanne Bush 37 Winslow Drive Hanson, MA 02341 Philip Caiazzi 37 Bean Road Sterling junction, MA 01565 Deborah Caico 14 Watson Parkway Danvers, MA 01923 Lisa Canning 705 Allen Street Springfield, MA 01118 Thomas Canning Road 3, Box 183AB Great Barrington, MA 01230 Albert Capone 57 Dexter Street Medford, MA 02155 Arthur Carlson, lr. 86 Mackintosh Avenue Needham, MA 02192 Cynthia Carr 21 Turner Street Salem, MA 01970 Dorothy Carroll 60 jefferson Street Lawrence, MA 01843 Nancy Carroll 19 Plymouth Street. Pittsfield, MA '01201 Linda Carty 28 jionzo Road Milford, MA 01757 Karie Cedar 240 Crosby Road S. Berlin, MA 01549' 4 jeffrey Chaput A Main Street Cheshire, MA 01225 Diane Charbonneau 42 Richmond Avenue Pittsfield, MA 01201 Suzanne Chayet 1 ' 110 Orchard Street Adams, MA 01220 Sara Chevalier Q 3 Edgewood Drive Lenox, MA 01240 Mark Cimini 22 Tucker Street Lenox, MA 01240 Carolyn Clark 39 Meade Avenue 4 2 North Adams, MA 401247 Maryrita Cloughel' 26 Belmont Street Norwood, MA 02062 james Cole 23 Pleasant Street Greenfield, MA 01301 Susan Coleman 74 Richards Road I A Reading, MA 01867 john Collins 5 Inwood Drive Wilbraham, MA 01095 Karen Collins 5 Inwood Drive Wilbraham, MA 01095 julie Colman ,,,' 12 jayne Road g , Needham, MA 02194 A Anne Conklin ' ' 22 Seed Street Salem, NH 03079 Susan Conklin 408 Dalton Avenue Pittsfield, MA 01201 3 Timothy Connell 6 E. Collins Street Salem, MA 01870 Ann Constantinos 24 Kittridge Road Pittsfield, MA 01201 Paul Cooney 200 Wilson Avenue Quincy, MA 02170 Richard Copponi 266 State Street North Adams, MA 01247 Timothy Corbin 2 Walnut Drive Sterling lct., MA 01565 Tracy Corcoran 73 Magnolia Road Swampscott, MA 01907 Patricia Costa 26 Dias Terrace Somerset, MA 02726 lanis Craft 208 Forest Street Needham, MA 02192 Michael Cramer 47 Deborah Road .1-ianever, MA 02339 llllelifrary Bridget Road Eastham, MA 02642 Gary Critelli 40 Apremont Street Adams, MA 01220 Philip Crowley 717 E. New Lenox Road Pittsfield, MA 01201 Dianne Cullen 165 East Main Street North Adams, MA 01247 David Cutter 131 Prospect Street Hatfield, MA 01038 Frances Cwiertniewicz 87 Summer Street Adams, MA 01220 Susan Cyr 9 Winslow Street Cambridge, MA 02138 Kathleen Dalma 54 Barney Street Agawam, MA 01001 Ross Deblois 121 Windsor Avenue Pittsfield, MA 01201 Frank Debrazia 9 Garden Street Franklin, MA 02038 Nicole Delnegro 123 Francis Street North Adams, MA 01247 james Dennehy 62 River Street Wellesley His., MA 02181 Peter Desiorge 467 Salem Street Wilmington, MA 01887 Cheryl Desrochers 29 Hillside Avenue Westford, MA 01886 Donna Deyab S0 Aerial Street Arlington, MA 02174 Christopher Dillon Box 132 W. Groton, MA 01472 William Desisto 117 Suffielt Street Agawam, MA 01001 lanine Doherty 229 Union Street Norwood, MA 02062 Michael Doherty 71 Locust Lane Needham, MA 02192 David Donelan 56 Hawthorne Road Williamstown, MA 01267 Mary Donovan 150 Kirchner Road, Rfd. Becket, MA 01223 Patricia Donovan 60 Oswald Avenue Pittsfield, MA 01201 lacqueline Doros 78 Gilbert Street N. Brookfield, MA 01535 Donna Duclos 76 Cummings Avenue Pittsfield, MA 01201 Edward Duda 96 Hawthorne Avenue North Adams, MA 01247 Cheryl Dumala 306 Mandalay Road Chicopee, MA 01020 Kevin Dunham 53 Dover Street North Adams, MA 01247 Andrea Duprey P.O. Box 170, Main Street Charlemont, MA 01339 Christopher Durand P.O. Box 186 Rehoboth, MA 02769 Dianne Dymek Fairview Drive Leicester, MA 01524 Garold Edgett 83 Blakeley Street Lynn, MA 01905 Bruce Eldridge Capt. Perry Road Brewster, MA 02631 Stephanie Engel 40 Blackinton Street North Adams, MA 01247 Edward English 36 Prospect Street Everett, MA 02149 james English 30 lustin Street Lexington, MA 02173 Dawn Erickson 1 Laurie Lane Westminster, MA 01473 Patricia Ettinger 9 Union Street, Apt. 4 North Adams, MA 01247 Patricia Farnham 9 Drury Lane Natick, MA 01760 Brian Faulkner 15 Morrill Drive Wayland, MA 01778 lohn Fleming Box 826, 95 Duck Pond Road S. Dennis, MA 02660 Sarah Fletcher 19 Plain Road Westford, MA 01886 loyce Foley 70 Marion Street Natick, MA 01760 Timothy Fontaine 318 Spring Street W. Bridgewater, MA 02379 Richard Forte 143 Dewey Avenue Pittsfield, MA 01201 Marcia Fredman 35 Malden Street Everett, MA 02149 Lawrence Freshler Holmes Road Hinsdale, MA 01235 Mario Fricchione 283 Bliss Road Longmeadow, MA 01106 Cindy Friedman 50 Karen Krive Norwalk, CT 06851 lames Friedman 21 Charlotte Road Tewksbury, MA 01867 Peter Gagne 12 Cobleigh Drive Tewksbury, MA 01867 Thomas Gallagher 33 Morningside Park Springfield, MA 01108 Terri Gamache 21 Kemp Avenue North Adams, MA 01247 Wendy Gans 495 Tyler Street Pittsfield, MA 01201 Patricia Gaucher 301 West Main Street North Adams, MA 01247 Phyllis Gavin 46 Washington Street Westwood, MA 02090 Brenda Gehring 111 Central Avenue Dalton, MA 01226 Thomas Gentile 63 Dalton Avenue Pittsfield, MA 01201 Thomas Gerry 18 Prospect Street Quincy, MA 02171 Stephen Gilbert Adams Road, Rfd. 1, 371A N. Brookfield, MA 01535 Kathy Ginthwain 29 View Street Dalton, MA 01226 lisa Giovanucci 116 Humarock Beach Humarock, MA 02047 Patrick Gloster 206 Kemp Axenue North Adams, MA 01247 leanne Gosselin 258 Cooper 5lIt't'l Springfield, MA 01108 Amalia Grande 100 Veazit- Street North Adams, MA 0124? Mary Grant 148 Hibiscus Att-nuv Weymouth, MA 03188 Karen Greaney 395 Nahatan Siu-t-i Norwood, MA 02062 Valerie Green 15 Upland Road Newton, MA 02168 Kristin Gronberg 2 Donegal Circle Danvers, MA 01923 Alexander Groves 30 Maple Street Adams, MA 01220 Donna Guarrera 11 Stirling Drive Wilbraham, MA 01095 Kristan Gurton 169 Pleasant Street North Adams, MA 01247 Scott Gustafson 470 Grafton Street Shrewsbury, MA 01545 lulie Hall 1011 Livingston Street Tewksbury, MA 01867 Mark Hanabury 42 Kent Road S. Weymouth, MA 02190 Lynn Haring 95 Calumet Street Pittsfield, MA 01201 Robert Hastings 51 Amy Lane Yarmouthport, MA 02675 Lisa Hazard Box 526, Main Street Barnstable, MA 02630 William Hein 23 Gleason Street Clarksburg, MA 02147 Robin Hempel 711 Kirchner Road Beckett, MA 01223 Matthew Hemphill 125 Newbury Avenue N. Quincy, MA 02171 Margaret Higgins 1480 West Street Pittsfield, MA 01201 Scott Holbrook 7 Cordaville Road Southborough, MA 01772 Leo Holewa Mason Road Dudley, MA 01570 Sara Holmes 22 Wildrose Avenue Holden, MA 01520 lane Holopainen South Main Street E. Templeton, MA 01438 Patricia Hough 99 Barber Street Springfield, MA 01109 Keith Howard 23 Holbrook Street North Adams, MA 01247 Darcie Hunt 92 Lenox Avenue Pittsfield, MA 01201 Sara Hunter 83 lde Road Williamstown, MA 02167 Kevin Hurd 89 West Main Street Millers Falls, MA 01349 Nancy Iacuessa 40 Hull Avenue Pittsfield, MA 01201 Michael loanna 322 Forest Street Arlington, MA 02174 Paula Isabelle 7 Pleasant Street Grafton, MA 01519 lanice lodoin 167 Cliff Drive N. Attleboro, MA 02760 Theresa lones 135 Ames Street Sharon, MA 02067 Theresa lones 45 Howard Avenue Brockton, MA 02302 Anne lzyk Route 116 Adams, MA 01220 Cathi Kalamas 46 Spring Street Williamstown, MA 01267 Robin Kalm 20 Alpine Road Norwood, MA 02062 Rita Kearney 76 School Street, 421 Rear North Adams, MA 01247 Nicholas Kefalas 26 Shillington Avenue Lynn, MA 01905 Frederick Kelly 20 Railroad Avenue Rowley, MA 01969 Ellen Kennedy 19 Sweetser Terrace Lynn, MA 01905 James Kennedy 28 Marshall Street North Adams, MA 01247 Pamela Kennedy 7 Grandview Terrace Adams, MA 01220 Pamela Kestyn 86 Orchard Street Adams, MA 01220 Deborah Kiley 7 Taylor Street Peabody, MA 01960 Kevin Kiley, lr. 6 Audubon Drive Topsfield, MA 01983 Faye King 21 Angeli Street North Adams, MA 01247 Geoffrey King 466 Church Street North Adams, MA 01247 Richard King 47 East Street Dalton, MA 01226 loseph Kinnally 78 Lorraine Street E. Waymouth, MA 02189 Donald Kisiday 41 Edson Street Stow, MA 01775 Dayle Klemansky 65 Alba Avenue Pittsfield, MA 01201 Susan Knightly 4 Cutler Street Lawrence, MA 01843 Robert Knych 14 Paradise Lane Webster, MA 01570 Karla Korn 39 Kirsi Circle Westford, MA 01886 Terry Kramer 295 Carpenter Hill Road Bennington, VT 05201 Sharon Kravetz P.O. Box 69 Colrain, MA 01340 Stephen Krugel Dehon Seminary Lanesboro, MA 01237 Wallace Krumpholz 45 Porter Street North Adams, MA 01247 Beth Labelle 12 Gilman Street Holyoke, MA 01040 Richard Labonte 45 Christopher Street Chicopee, MA 01020 Lauren Laclair 502 Somers Road E. Longmeadow, MA 01028 Emily Lafalce 47 Pleasant Street Provincetown, MA 02657 Lisa Lafleur 11 Cranberry Lane East Falmouth, MA 02536 Beth Laing 115 Alger Street Adams, MA 01220 Caroline Lambert 37 Ontario Street Pittsfield, MA 01201 Nancy Lanata 12 Roosevelt Avenue Hull, MA 02045 Marion Lanni 15 Allen Park Drive Wilmington, MA 01887 Denise Lantigua 17 Day Road Holliston, MA 01746 Ellen Lantz 8 Second Avenue Cheshire, MA 01225 David Laston 101 Franklin Street North Adams, MA 01247 Lynn Latraverse 343 Central Street Berlin, MA 01503 Marie Lavin 102 Dorchester Street Lawrence, MA 01843 Michael Leary 18 Velma Avenue Pittsfield, MA 01201 David Leblanc 64 Exeter Street Fitchburg, MA 01420 Theresa Leboeuf 26 St. james Circle Springfield, MA 01104 Brian Lefave 44 Middlesex Avenue Reading, MA 01867 Andrea Lemieux 100 Bryant Lane N. Dartmouth, MA 02747 Laura Lepere 469 High Street N. Attleboro, MA 02760 Ann Lepine School Street Cheshire, MA 01225 Diane Lepore 56 Birch Street Greenfield, MA 01301 Robert Lichtenberger 67 Stephen Drive Tarrytown, NY 10591 Claudia Little 33 May Street Williamstown, MA 01267 Douglas Livolsi 6 Valley Circle Burlington, MA 01803 Kimberly Loeschner 4 Wing Terrace Burlington, MA 01803 loseph Loxley 5 Morse Avenue Wareham, MA 02571 Christopher Lund 16 Minor Street North Adams, MA 01247 Margaret Lydon 40 Belmont Street North Quincy, MA 02171 Edward Lynch Box 599, Fairview Street Lee, MA 01238 Richard Lynch 9 Foley Drive Framingham, MA 01701 Leeann Lyons 3 Conrad Street Braintree, MA 02184 Colin Mackenzie 32 Hardy Avenue Watertown, MA 02172 Cynthia Macnaught 15 Brentway Drive S. Yarmouth, MA 02664 Mario Magnani 3 North Street E. Longmeadow, MA 01028 Mark Maguire 353 Grove Street Melrose, MA 02176 Christine Maher 56 Breckenridge Road Hadley, MA 01075 Dennis Mahoney 122 Richland Road Norwood, MA 02062 Theresa Mahoney 12 Dickson Avenue Arlington, MA 02174 Martha Mahony 80 Stockholm Street Bellingham, MA 02019 George Malone 21 Lake Street Middleton, MA 01949 Andrea Mantineo 71 Pleasant Hill Drive Scituate, MA 02066 Glen Martin 67 Riddle Hill Road Falmouth, MA 02540 lames Martin 21 First Street Taunton, MA 02780 Mary Martin 66 Bartholomew Street Pt-abody, MA 01960 Terri Mason Road 41 Bennington, VT 05201 loanne Masterson 196 june Street Worcester, MA 01602 Ursula Matys 20 Rand Street North Adams, MA 01247 Philip Maynard 2 Conestoga Road Chelmsford, MA 01824 Philip Mayo P.O. Box 257 Williamstown, MA 01267 Paul Mazzarella 5 Talbot Street Saugus, MA 01906 William McAlister 7 Hoosac Street North Adams, MA 01247 Robert McCarthy 22 Amherst Road Braintree, MA 02184 Susan McCarthy 60 Hazelwood Avenue Longmeadow, MA 01106 Susan McCarthy 60 Lakeview Avenue Waltham, MA 02154 Thomas McCarthy 10 Fendale Avenue Dorchester, MA 02124 Francis McCartin 20 Hillingsworth Road Osterville, MA 02655 David McCormack 46 Spring Street North Adams, MA 01247 Lorraine McCormick 14 Standish Road Needham, MA 02192 Theresa McCredie 1538 Mass. Avenue North Adams, MA 02147 Linda McDonald 148 Washington Street Hyde Park, MA 02136 Timothy McDonough 23 University Avenue Burlington, MA 01803 Erika McDowell 30 Old Bolton Road Hudson, MA 01749 lohn McHale, lr. 121 Standish Street Pembroke, MA 02359 Pamela McKenna 146 Prairie Street Concord, MA 01742 lane Mclaren 27 Columbia Street Adams, MA 01220 Kurt McLaughlin 11 Wall Street Everett, MA 02149 Edward McNamara Ill 38 Cider Hill Road Sudbury, MA 01776 Maryanne McRae 47 Connell Street Quincy, MA 02169 Barbara McShane Road 81 West Stockbridge, MA 01266 leffrey Meczywor 86 Alger Street Adams, MA 01247 Richard Medeiros, lr. 19 Lloyd Road Wilmington, MA 01887 Barbara Medrek 63 Fernwood Drive E. Longmeadow, MA 01028 Christopher Meiklejohn East Road Clarksburg, MA 01247 Cynthia Miano 16 Newton Road Arlington, MA 02174 Lawrence Michon 9 Bond Street North Adams, MA 01247 George Mickle 651 Churchill Street Pittsfield, MA 01201 ludy Miller 93 Martin Avenue North Andover, MA 01845 Iulie Miller 418 High Street Dalton, MA 01226 Mary Miller 26 Lovett Lane N. Chelmsford, MA 01863 Debra Minarik 47 West Main Street Dudley, MA 01570 Thomas Moffatt 60 Franklin Street Pittsfield, MA 01201 loyce Mongeau 76 Lincoln Street Pittsfield, MA 01201 Mary Montgomery Rte. 49 Whitewood Pittsfield, MA 01201 lames Moore 257 Newbury Avenue Quincy, MA 02171 Mary Moran 31 Morrison Road Wakefield, MA 01880 Edward Morrissey 56 Tamarack Trail S. Weymouth, MA 02190 Anne Mueller 22 Ipswich Road Boxford, MA 01921 Robert Muise 42 Eustis Street Arlington, MA 02174 Mary Murphy 83 Harding Street Medfield, MA 02052 Maureen Murphy 27 Philip Street Haverhill, MA 01830 Paul Murphy 142 Elm Street Marshfield, MA 02050 Thomas Murphy 62 Conant Street Anton, MA 01720 Karen Napolitano Prospect llill Stockbridge, M-X 0126.2 Deborah Narel 88 Perry Axentie lNolt't'slt'r, NlA 01610 Charles Neild 5 Lafayette iviraft' Clielmsfoitl, MA 01824 Lynn Nelson 44 Catherine Street North Adams, MA 01247 David Newton 14 Bay Street N. Quincy, MA 02171 Christine Nieroda 140 School Street Agawam, MA 01001 Michael Nigro 20 Glades Way Huntington, NY 11743 David Nisbet 22 Porter Street North Adams, MA 01247 lennifer Norton 22 Latham Street Williamstown, MA 01267 Michael O'Brien 30 Curtis Street Wakefield, MA 01880 Maureen O'Connell 11 Cedar Street Marblehead, MA 01945 Kevin O'Connor 22 Heath Street Fall River, MA 02721 Robert Oleiarz 1029 Sumner Avenue Springfield, MA 01108 Donna 0'Neil 48 Tyng Street Newburyport, MA 01950 Sandra Orcutt 450 Church Street North Adams, MA 01247 Kurt O'Sullivan 52 Florence Street Quincy, MA 02170 Deborah Owen 442 Goodwin Street Indian Orchard, MA 01151 Penny Ozella 221 Purchase Street Milford, MA 01757 lohn Paine 18 Plesant Street Norwood, MA 02062 Guy Pannesco, lr. 244 Onota Street Pittsfield, MA 01201 Andrew Paplegis 28 Arlington Road Burlington, MA 01803 Ellen Parisella 16 Pierce Avenue Beverly, MA 01915 leffrey Parker 11 Pheasant Circle Milford, MA 01757 Robert Pasquale 2 Brooklawn Terrace Lynn, MA 01904 Lisa Pelliccione 85 Cross Street Andover, MA 01810 Lori Peterson 110 Sanders Street Athol, MA 01331 Pamela Petri 97 Luce Road Williamstown, MA 01267 Steven Plamondon 23 Franklin Street Holyoke, MA 01040 lohn Poirier 115 Begelow Street Marlboro, MA 01752 Karen Potter 199 Twenty Fifth Street Troy, NY 12180 William Powers 54 East Street, P.O. Box 52 North Adams, MA 01247 lohn Pralat 23 Manners Avenue Adams, MA 01220 Nancy Pratt 62 School Street, Apt. 41301 Dracut, MA 01826 Timothy Pratt 44 Converse Street Longmeadow, MA 01106 Guy Presutti 14 Mandalay Street S. Weymouth, MA 02190 Mitchell Price 636 West 238 Street Bronx, NY 10463 loanne Principe 49 Easton Avenue Pittsfield, MA 01201 lohn Przeopelski 4 Pierce Street Marblehead, MA 01945 Michael Przystac P.O. BOX 1607 North Adams, MA 01247 Ronald Puchala 47 Napoleon Avenue Ludlow, MA 01056 Tracy Purdy 154 Burgess Road Bennington, VT 05201 David Quetti 109 Sunset Street Pittsfield, MA 01201 Paula Quigley 67 College Avenue Arlington, MA 02174 lean Randall East Harbor Road Adams, MA 01220 Kimberly Rankin 216 College Highway Southwick, MA 01077 Timothy Reagan 8 Maple Terrace Attleboro, MA 02703 Matthew Reddish 10 Bayley Street Westwood, MA 02090 leffrey Reed 17 Clark Street Hudson Falls, NY 12839 Colleen Regan 16 Narragansett Avenue Pittsfield, MA 01201 Russell Reopell 51 Michael Drive Pittsfield, MA 01201 lean Richardson 52 Alger Street Adams, MA 01220 Cheryl Richter 154 Dalton Division Pittsfield, MA 01201 lanet Roy 50 Burr Drive Dalton, MA 01226 Tim Ruel 233 Lebanon Avenue Pittsfield, MA 01201 Richard Rufo ' 47 Longfellow Avenue Pittsfield, MA 01201 Michael Saheed 10 Mountain View Circle Amherst, MA 01002 Patricia Sain 178 Virginia Farme Carlisle, MA 01741 lulie Sampson 53 Montana Street North Adams, MA 01247 Anthony Sanchez 262 Ashland Street North Adams, MA 01247. Carl Savard ' Road 31, Middle Road Clarksburg, MA 01247 Christopher Scannell 210 Pleasant Street it S. Weymouth, MA 02190 Carolyn Scheehser 74 Sanford Street , Chicopee, MA 01013 Ann Schloth 394 Pearl Street Reading, MA 01867 lerome Schoen 297 Blair Road Williamstown, MA 01267 Christopher Scott 5 Venice Street Milford, MA 01757 Theresa Scott Box 31, 23 Broodside Drive jefferson, MA 01522 Robert Seney 58 Hall Street Williamstown, MA 01267 William Shaner 6 Hancock Street Milford, MA 01757 Gerald Shay 99 Sheffield Road Melrose, MA 02176 Edward Shea 40 lohnson Street W. Springfield, MA 01089 Scott Shelman 85 Salem End Lane 4 Framingham, MA 01701 Brian Siegel' 98 Evans Road ' ' Marblehead, MA 01945 Debra Siodahl 13 Walter Street Easthampton, MA 01027 Thomas Slicklen 21 Upland Road Needham, MA 02192 Deborah Smith 4 Catherine Avenue Wilmington, MA 01887 Maryellen Smith 90 Brooklyn Street, Box 49 North Adams, MA 02147 David Smyly 37 Bolton Street Waltham, MA 02154 lohn Soika 19 George Street Framingham, MA 01701 David Soule Pamela Tolland 46 Merriam Street Pittsfield, MA 01201 Desiree Sovie 517 Bedford Street Lexington, MA 02173 Stephanie Sparages 84 Pine Street 01201 lr. Roa Dam Road MA 02066 Strycharz Street, MA 01013 Sylvia Sturgis 273 Wahconah Street Pittsfield, MA 01201 Anne Sullivan 30 Swift Road Framingham, MA 01701 Mark Sullivan 66 Mt. Vernon Avenue Melrose, MA 02176 Teresa Sullivan I. Drive MA 01876 Sulzmann 218 Street North Dennis 123 Rd. 2, S. Stream Road Bennington, VT 05201 Marc Theniault Rd. 1, Bennets Neck Drive Pocasset, MA 02559 lane Thomas 178 Main Street Sandwich, MA 02563 Abera Thomson Box 195 Falmouth, M gn. 15 McDonnell Drive Randolph MA George 7 Cross Beverly, Mary T MA 01238 Unsworth Gallup Street Adams, MA 01247 Urkiel Lathrop Drive MA 01373 Valenti MA 01880 Valovcin Road MA 01701 lohn Katherine 107 Map Agawam, MA Pamela Warren 662 N. Hoosac Road Williamstown, MA 0' i Stanley Wasilauski, lr. V Plumtree Road Sunderland, MA 01375 William Wasliclr 47 Stilson Avenue Northampton, MA 01060 Paul Weitz 39 Hood Road Tewksbury, MA 01876 lustina Wentworth 178 East Street Sharon, MA 02067 Sharon Wetniclta 51 Grove Street N. Brookfield, MA 01535 Cathi White NY 10990 Donna White Breakwater Shores Drive Hyannis, MA 02601 ludlth While 43 Mystic Avenue Tewksbury, MA 01876 Messages Mary, Sunshine, Congratulations on work well done, We love you. Mom, Dad, Brothers 84 Sisters Congratulations class '83 You made it Lee Darryl To thine own self be true Good luck in your future With love, All the family Tom, We are very proud of you. Mom and Dad Congratulations, Linda. We're very, very proud of you. Love, Mom and Dad Alright Ellen, You did it, and made us proud-83 Love Mom, Dad, janet, Smells Penny, our love will be with you always and may all your dreams come true. Mom and Dad lim, real proud of you, good luck in the future. Dad john, Mike: Successfully reached for the stars, kept both feet on the ground. Love Mom 81 Dad Mary Lee Donovan, Merry Christmas. Love Mom and Dad Everybody loves that teacher, especially Mom and Dad. Good luck Mrs. Tina Love Mom and Dad Terri Lynn Sullivan, Good luck and happiness always! Love Mom, Dad and family Congratulations! We knew you could do it. Mom and Anne Marie Good luck to the class of 83, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lichtenberger Climb more mountains, eat more ice cream, watch more sunsets, laugh more, cry less. Relish the moment. Congratulations Scott! Love Mom and Dad 4738 May peace, joy, harmony and love follow the class of 83 through life. Messages jeff, Your Mom and Dad are very proud of you. Bob and Carole Friedman wish the class of 1983 good luck. Love, joy. laughter and happiness all mean Peggie to us. Your proud parents and family Val, I'm so proud of you! L+K, M To our son Robert, Good luck and God bless you. Love Mom and Dad Good luck always to a wonderful daughter! Love Mom and Dad julie, may you maintain your cheerful and optimistic outlook toward life and be rewarded for it. Congratulations Joel- Love from Mom, Dad, David, Andrea, Peter, Lynn, Timmie, Gram, and Fritz Paul, the best of luck in your future years. Randy Wood, wishing you the best of everything with all our love. Mom and Dad Accept our congratulations Marie with our heartfelt love and pride. Love Mom and Dad Congratulations class of '83, Shawn and Percy Williams Congratulations john, we are real proud of you. Love Mom, Dad and grandparents Ann, we're all proud of you. Love, your family To our daughter, Cindy Friedman, we're so proud of you! With much love, Mom and Dad jim Martin-Laugh, Love and Smile for youth lasts just a little while, Happy days ahead Your family are all very proud of you, Sandy, and are very happy for you today. Messages Laurie, You have dreamed of days to come and thoughts of joys you've had. Love Mom and Dad Congratulations, Terry from Mom, Dad, Kathy, Mike, Mary, Gil and Katie Mary, Congratulations on a job well done. Love, Mom Congratulations Pam- We are proud of you! Love Mom, Dad and David To Tim-Health, Happiness and Success. With love from your family Karie, Congratulations on achieving your goal. Success in the future, Love Mom and Dad Congratulations jim on a job well done. Good luck! Mom and Dad Congratulations and best wishes to a reat guy. Mom and Dad Congratulations and Good Luck, Ellen! Love Mom and Dad I am so proud of you Heather, much love and best wishes for happiness always, Mom Peggy, Teri, Ursula and Sara, Gur lives may take different path, but l will always treasure the day they crossed. Thanks for the good times and happy memories! Pam Denise, Lisa, Lissa, Janine and Beth- it was great meeting and working with all of you. Take care, good luck- Paula Lemen, Thanks Love Magpie Frick what do you say we send a certain prof on a long journey to you know where?? Love Frack Frack, Absolutely! l'll even go half on the ticket. Of course, its got to be only one way! Love Frick Sharon, thanks for making life bearable, Love Karie Susan K.- Wishing you all the things that bring pleasure into your world and warmth into your heart. Congratulations- We're so proud of you. Love, Mom-Dad-Mike Congratulations- SUPER SEVEN at 27-29 Blackington St. Much success to you all. Mr. and Mrs. K. and Mike lake- Congratulationsl- Hope life brings you everything, you have earned it! Love Mr. and Mrs. K. and Mike Mr. and Mrs. Patrons Mr. and Mrs. Parisella john and Margaret Flemming Mr. and Mrs. F. Carlton Siegel Vincent and Andree Donovan Mr. and Mrs. Alexander 1. Groves Mr. and Mrs. Wentworth Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mazzarella Mrs. Rose M. Deyab Anges I. Rimbold Mr. Charles Coleman Dr. and Mrs. George Traicoff Darie and Sylvia Caiazzi Hugh and Lorraine White Mr. and Mrs. Edward Reed Patricia M. Lydon Carol R. Green Gerald Cooney Mr. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs David K. and Mr. and Mrs Q . . loseph Martin Paul W. Barrett john McDonough Donald G. LaClair George Cedar Lennis Maynard Arthur L. Carlson Agnes R. Witto Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M. Corbin Nm-rn Adams u J W . 4 N e iee ion ...is on your side! Dpen Z4 I-Iours...6 Days Next Door to K-Mart! I .4 Best Cf Luck From The Crew At Whitney's WHlTNEY'S LIQUORS Ashland Street North Adams, MA. 01247 H Good Luck To The Class Of 1983 Co-oPEnnrlvE NWS CARDS ITIHID Street North Adams, MA. BHHK Russell Stover Candies Renaissance N11 IH A Revival in Natural Grooming - P I 83 PQDK swear loo mam Stow l l P P J Y M Ab llllllllllllll 'M FlDFllllS, lTlFlSS. HODTH QDQIUS, lTlllSS. 15 s.g?elSf2e6e2-Mglgfvh Adams 743-UUUI 6611-1157i ' TOTAL ,,,,M,LY L 1 I l Congratulations Y Y Graduating Class Of 1983 Best Wishes Class Of 1983 BRICK OVEN THE CHALET PACKAGE STORE 303 Ashland Street Nom' Adams MA 315 Ashland street North Adams MA. 01247 Best es Congratulations To The Class 183 Class of 83 fx 1 From Your Friends Across The Street ASHLAND MINI MART N Maiwfeet orth Adams, MA 01247 Thanks For A Nice 4 Years! l 1L COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY l l Pittsfield Division 366 King Street Northampton, MA Good Luck I Class Of 1983 r Elder Printing and Supply Co. Z-get A Dives5gogg1g?Legsi1:lei2Ess, Inc n Q North Adams, Mass.0l247 44131 663 5150 THE CONIFER GROUP NASSIF S PROFESSIONAL NORTH ADAMS HOOSAC SAVINGS BANK Tel 413 663 3845 51 Ashland Street North Adams MA 01247 Complunvnts Ol: C pliments Ol I P.O. l 353 h dams, M.1ss.ul T l. -663-535.3 Th , . ' l l I X 1 48 ' I Congratulations Class Of 83 U 11 Eagle Street North Adams, MA P T T l h ne: 413-22439569 e epper ree 43 Eagle Street North Adams, Massachusetts political advertising ,s h heat transfers, lettering Lucy Tenney Q-4135 662-2927 Cylinder printing 1413566377540 10, Main Street W Dowlin Square North Adams. Mass. OIZ47 The Candy Shoppe 1 Dowlin Square 107 Main Street North Adams, Massachusetts Tl le to Letitia Beth King, Proprietor P I Telephone: 413-662-2752 55' Books W Magazines - Greeting Cards Children's Books 6 Toys ' cfirlf - . s Y .'i':.Z. 5 . ' an - ' . ,A 4 Qi-v - - Q, Q. V . an f-1 JO' . A- - ' lf. ',.4'l9!l3' Compllments Of MARTINS SHOE STORE 85 Main Street North Adams, MA ?-All t ' ' ' 1.9 'Q I in Ianqer O yu OO' :i f 06 Sow, 66,65 Class Cf 83 Congratulations From T e Management And Staff At Englander COACH LINES, Inc. 'fi si' 'rt S P ' 9 v -xx 5 F5 l X THE 1983 MDHAWK NCJRTH ADAMS STATE COLLEGE YEARBOOK Yearbook Staff Members Lnsa Pellnccrone CBuslnessl Nancy Pratt lBuslnessl Susan Cyr lCopyl lull Braney lCopyl Denise L Antugua tLayoutJ Llsa Hazard lLayoutl Lussa Lasonde lLayoutl Beth LaBelle CLayoutl lulle Hall lPhotographyJ Cheryl Derochers lPhotol Ellen Lloyd lPhotol Bull Girard tPhotol Lenny Houston lPhotol Cherrle Lelghton CPhotol Lnnda Carty lPhotoJ Marilyn Strycharz lPhotol Barbara Medrlk lPhotoJ Beverly Low lPhotol lay Gauthner iPhoto? Debra Sygdhall CPhotol Special thanks to john Daly for contributing much of the photography Special thanks also to ALL the other people who contrlbuted In both large and small ways to the completion of thus book The End L A I . 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