Mount Holyoke College - Llamarada Yearbook (South Hadley, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 218 of the 1967 volume:

VOLUME 72 MOUNT HOLYOKE COLLEGE SOUTH HADLEY, MASSACHUSETTS A largo part of the college experience is under standing —not only the words on the printed page or the professor at the podium, but also the moods of the girl next door or the temper of the group that keeps completely to itself. To under- stand is to require that the mind be open and receptive to other minds even when the book is closed, the carrel empty. There can be no under- standing without interaction among individuals. 7 S Understanding through communication—campus publications, the campus radio station, notices on bulletin boards and in boxes, and conversations—represents a major achievement on the Mount Holyoke College cam pus, an achievement which is necessary if both the institution and the individuals who shape the institution are to survive. Instead of merely talking about revision of academic and social rules, proposals have been put into effect through the combined efforts of many people. There were those who remained quietly in the background and those in positions of legislative authority, for no single person engineered any of these schemes. The key to the entire procedure was a long series of communications, with action, not rhetoric, as a result. There is, perhaps, more to be aware of in the world today than there was ten or even five years ago. If we are to acknowledge any belief in an idea of progross, we must realize that each day means discovery and innovation—advances in tho Apollo space program, disclosure of newly found works of Leonardo da Vinci, improvement of cancer treatment. Viet Nam and the fact that it is, for the first time, our generation march- ing overseas have stimulated discussions among some and action among others to seek answers to the di- lemma. Because of the significance of situations and events in the world today, one cannot help being aware of critical issues, regardless of her personal opinions and interests. The state of the world in which we must livo tomorrow is contingent upon what happens today. It is only natural that an increasing awareness of the situation in which we find ourselves living will have its effect upon the atmosphere of the college community and that this community will begin to produce a signifi- cant number of students looking out at the world from their ivory tower, and criticizing what they see from the vantage point of a higher education. For tho first time, perhaps, wo arc ready to admit that our college years aro spent in preparation for successful adjustment to off- campus reality. But we find ourselves striving to meet, understand, and assimilate in this direction sooner than other generations have, as a result of the increased in- tellectual stimulus to contribute to a world that so crit- ically needs improvement, and, more important, seems so much closer to many hitherto unroached goals—a real equality among races, population control through birth control, the channeling of nuclear power for peace, pro- gress in the approach toward mental health through greater understanding. Mount Holyoke has in some ways served its educative purpose more successfully in the last few years than in the past. The liberalization of certain outmoded social legislation and the collab- oration of both faculty and administration on such student proposals as Action on Academic Issues and Four College cooperation have created a precodent for change, change which is essential in order to accommodate a rapidly changing world at large. It is difficult to ascertain exactly why so much change has occurred so fast on this campus. The impetus, however, has not been so much an individual responsibility as an aggregate responso to a community of, for the first time, read- ily discernible ideas. Four years is a long time to spend in any one place, but not such a long time in relation to a lifetime of years, for our college career has allowed us the leisure to think, to discover solutions, and to develop the courage to act in a world in which there is too much to think about, too many problems to solve, and too little time for action. A large part of the college ex- perience is understanding, and there can be no understanding without interaction, without communication, among individ- uals. Perhaps the most valuable experience that Mount Holy- oke has afforded us, upon reflection after graduation, will be that we have made ourselves and each other more aware of our role in changing and accommodating a world in which, in the last analysis, we shall finally understand ourselves. Class of 1967 Agn« Anderton E ooo ni« Martha Lana Aray Religion Chorleno Winifred takom PiycHology «0 Natalie Sheila Aronson Art History Beatrice Edith Bather Biological Sciences Mary Patricia Bernes Art History Nancy Julia Baxter lotin Ruth Ethel Bechtold Psychology Sharon Louise Beck Psychology Michele P. Beige I Economic Janet Katherine Behrhortt Biological Sciences Virginia Sima Berson Politico! Science Catherine Bernheim Political Science Elizabeth Blackmoro Birge Religion Mary Ellen Benson Religion Pamela Marian Bickerman History Nancy Louise Bcnjomin German Catherine Best English literature On a really cold night in January, maybe during oxams, you roalizo how much the Cl meant— more than a hamburger or a 10 P.M. coffee- or library-break, but a place to meet people, and to study only if you want to. 42 Carol Ann Blthop Religion Katherine Sheila Blucglas flva Jcnnette Bogcrt Sociology History Marylee Bomboy Political Science Carol Read Boohcr English Composition Elisabeth Soianno Borit-Mollor American Culture Eileen Brctllcr PoCticol Sciente Deborah Vincent Brown H story Pamela Ann Bowland lotin Candace Jane Boyd Psychology Doreen Barbara Brettler Mathematics Joel Alma Brink French Marilyn Brookes Political Science Carolyn Stottor Brooks Art History Ellen Brown Psychology Helen lee Brown Sociology 43 Morti a Leo Brumlt frendi I romombcr when I came here freshman year, and joinod two or throe different clubs and tried out for the News and didn't make it. Thon, sophomore year, I started going down to Wes- leyan on Wednesdays, and we wero going to get married. Life was great, and Bill made studying almost bearable. The next fall I got sick with tho inevitable mono, and then, on a beautiful, sunny fall afternoon, I received Bill's letter about the girl he had met over the summer. Now that I'm finally going to graduate. I'm president of one of thoso freshman year clubs, and I'm not going to change my major again. Every once in a while, I write lettors to the News . . . I'm in an HP group ... I have a nice room ... I can't wait to get out. Sandra Joan Burton Studio Art Diana (lizoboth Brundagc Ptjrthology Did you ever stop to think of all tho chances you've muffed since you arrived hore? A lecture you missed, an ID you refused to answer, a course you didn't take because it met on Saturdays, an exam you never studied for, or even a class you slopt through? Now it's too late—“The Road Not Taken and all that. Holyoke was what you made it. Judith tllen Buth Ertglnh literature Pamela Elizabeth Crouch Sociology Dana Crowley Religion Eleanor Suion Crowley Politicol Science Dariel Ooy Davit Mothemotk� «« Sot on lea Day Politico! Science letlie France� Dolin Politico! Science Dionne Marie Debocher Sponith Nancy Barbara Deem $ odio Art Sotan Helen d'Olive Politico! Science Marilyn Ann Dawson Biologico! Science� Mary (lien Dieterly Biological Science Corol flixabeth Doyle PtiiloiOpHy 47 When the semester starts, the bluebook gets announced, I play bridge, neglect my read ing, and go to mixers. One day the blue- book gets reannounced, and I panic. The host thing about it is that all my frionds arc clutching too, and somehow, together, the work gots dono. Mary Elizabeth Drain English literature Dcirdre Dunn Religion Cheryl F. Edmonds ledofegy Ellen Vae Dutihcr Art History Patricia Drew Geology Susan Flagg Edwards Geography Donna Barbara Dube Amerkon Culture Joan Chandler Duty Politicol Science Lois Virginia Iveritt English literature Katherine Brewer Ely Politico! Science Virginia Helen Ivans History Mildred C. Crnau Biological Sciences k. Linda Jane Ivans Sociology llixabeth Frances Egbert Studio A 1 49 Sandro Lynn H«b� lkorn Biologkol Science Ann Mathilda Floborg Sociology Just think—if you had gono to Wollosloy, all the people you never would have mot. Marilyn Wendy Foon Psychology Dolore Ann Foley Rvsuion Donna Marie Footer Music Beth Mcllingcr Foster MothciroK Elizabeth Ann Goble History Marilyn Elizabeth Gerden History France� Sheryl Foulke Mothemot s Kate longwell Foster English literature Gloria Ellen Gibbs Greek Carol Anne Geary History M Now thot I'm a senior, I can take boby courses and be that brain in the front of the room who's always onsworing questions - be ause it's too late to matter any- more if I'm wrong, and, besides. I'm usually right. Senior seminar's another story ... I never open my mouth becauso once I did, and I had to defend my impossible thesis for two hours—there wasn't even a tea break. Svion (dith Green o og«ol Sc Cornelia Bastin Griffin Hatory Ileyne Goldsmith English literature Jonice Irene Greenberg Psychology Nancy Elisabeth Grissom Economics We never thought It would work, but we tried It anyway. It took us a month, but we finally ended up with results that made sense. Maybe that's what made senior year different from the rest—when we were juniors, we might nevor have tried. Judith Flaming Henshaw Religion Helen Gene Hebrank HHto y Julio Isadora Herman Mathematic� Betty Ann Hogan English Literature Jane Macauley Jackson Art History Judith Ann Herron French Mary Martha Hilderman Politico I Science Marcia Ann Holden Sociology Natalie Call Jocolev Politico I Science Elizabeth Margaret Hurd English Composition Carolyn Jagger Political Science 44 Susan lynetto Hill Religion Barbara Hutchinson Economics Stephanie Robin Jemigan Studio Art Ann I. Kenyon English literature (Ilia Bolton Karnofsky Blologrtol Srierxn Non y Hope Kelley Biology-Chemistry Diane Louise Karoli History Phoebe Kan Chemistry Karen Rote Kaiarosion History Laura Maria Kantock Studio Art Joan Marshall Kaiser Art History Marcia Ann Kelemen Chemistry Marjorie Malkin Kloti Philosophy 57 I I Carole Jean Kutter Barbara Jeanne Labore Biological Science English literature Satan Venne Krueger Econo irks Judith Kurland Political Science It would be nice If they of- fered a 300-level course in grad school applica- tions . . . Michele Marie A. laPalme Studio An Linda Larkin Italian Brigitte Isabelle LeCamme Studio Art Jeri Anne Leekley Biological Sciences Gail Kristin Lennstrom Psychology Karen Ann Leonard Politico! Science 90 Margaret Ellen Lidz Studio Art Ellen Amanda Lillicrapp Sociology Elizabeth Ann London Chemijtry Sutan Trimble Lord Chemntry Ruthanno Marie Lowe Hiitory GO Karen loeb Engl'th liitroture Martha Sutan Lowe American Culture Lou I to Jannettc Lundberg Cheat btry Freshman year, a senior was an oracle In a black robe. By the time I had attained sophomore status, the black robe had stepped down off tho pedestal a little. Junior year I looked forward to tripping down the aisle as I grasped for my diploma, and now that I'm a senior I'm certain I'm going to be the one in four hundred who will fail comps. My honors is about to be quietly commuted to independent work, and the phys. cd. people are chasing me around because I missed two basic classos three years ago. Still, this year I've gone to Convocation in Chapin (which is, so far as I know, some kind of first) and docorated tho Christmas tree. No one is quite certain how long that black robe should be ... I know who Miss Matthews is . . . the watorfall looked prettier this fall than ever , . . Nancy Elian McCann Economics Sarah McCloskoy French Katherine McCono Sociology Kathleen Noel McGuire Psychology Virginia Anne McMurfry Political Science Joanna Johnson MacWilliams Music Michaelanne Elizabeth Magrane Sociology Nancy Gall Mahood Religion Marthe Ann Manes History «2 Linda Joan Mayor� Engl Sth literature Call Wendy Marten� Jiologcoi Science� Priicillo Adrian Mo ora Political Science Soian Jaanna Mooro English literature Remember freshman yoar when I Want to Hold Yoor Hand was number one? Now, after four years. I've heard that the Beatlos might be splitting up—It's almost as If we've been going through a stago together. Cynthia Jana Mueller Geography Louisa Masako Mitsuda Studo Art Eileen Dorothy Moynahan Psychology Meredith Mudgott Chontittry A� trid Elisabeth Merget Politico! Science Lesley Dayton Mcrriman Sociology There are so many books here that I haven't looked at, and so many in my bookcase that I haven't even opened, that I'm tempted to cut all my classes and just read. Carol Ann Mulreany Mathematics Judith Ann Mwsfravt Art Htifory « Kathleen Hatsuko Naka Mothemotics Kcndys Ok Sohn Nom History Marilyn Kathryn Naufftus English literature Martha Louite Nessclbush History Cynthia Pretily Nichols Biological Science Carol Ann Nienstedt Political Science Karen Elisabeth Niemi Biologicol Sciences-Art lynne Wood Nilson Phy Stephanie Null English Composition Margaret Jane O'Brien English liierotvre Claire Oftutt Biological Sciences «5 Veronica Poracchlnl English literature Jean Hoojin Park English Composition Dreaming is so much a part of living, that a little quiet contemplation between bluebooks or classes or the rocords on the tumtablo makes life here much moro important. Wanda Pair French Constance Elisabeth Paige English Composition Aileen Mhoiri Paget English literature Harriet Grier Oonk Politico I Science Kathryn flizaboth Paulttn Philosophy Carolyn Joyce Penney Audrey Diane Peetz French Margaret A. Perkin Hbtory Jo le Patton Parker Biological Science Sutonne Perry Americon Culture Jane Mary Pasolll History Margaret Livingston Pelz Latin Sandra Gail Perun English literoture Sociology «7 Virginia Gorry Plizenmoier Latin Suzanno Blihop Pitn y Frondi titcllc Iran Pollack Mothomatic� Dion Juno Pott r Biological Science� Martha Ellon Pricketr G o� ogy If one more person tolls me I look like an MHT, I'll cot off my pigtails! Ilizabeth Lincoln Pugh Political Science Victoria Dodd Reed Philosophy Mary Virginia Pritchard Studio Art Bottina Johanna Proske German Virginia Sarah Quinn Politico! Science Suzanno Rowell Putney Poiiticol Science Margaret D. Reiner Philosophy Rosamond Hubbard Rice History m I Ann Carol Robbins biological Sciences Dion Leslie Roberts English liletoture I Jane Rock more French Ellen Joyce Rodes Psychology Barbaro Ann Rose Latin Carol Audrey Rosenberg History Non«y Jane Salter Political Science This campus is so beauti- ful in the fall that I really wouldn't mind having a date up just to walk around in the Icavos and talk and meet my friends. But overyono always wants to get out, to go where there's something to do, and that's the way I feel most of the time. Except now there's not much time left, and I'm told thoro are 800 acres hero . . . Mary Ann Rumney Studio An llnda Eileen Savage Sociology Karen Elizabeth Rowe English literature Gall Marjorio Roth French—English Nancy Ann Rutledge History Elizabeth Ruth Rosner Psychology Marilyn Rurak Poiitcol Science Kathleen Marilyn Schmidt French 71 Ludmila Schworicnbcrg Hbtory 73 Marlon Ellen Schneider Engluh literature Doreen Gail Schwoixer Art Hittory Chryte Seidel Sociology Sandra Charlotto Shaffer Political Science Susan Lea Shirk Politico! Science Susan leland Snyder English literature Elizabeth Shalen Politico! Science Helen Marie Shields Biological Sciences Sarah Lee Shields History Anne Spacie Chemistry Danielle Lorraine Spiegler Piyehology 73 Noreen Elizabeth Steed Phy� Sandra Elizabeth Stehn Cnglith literature 74 lol Jill Steingarten Mythology Patricia Jeon Strandburg Sociology Cynthia Strom PiycKology Irene Ann Sullivan Hatory Marguerite Young Sutler Sociology Lucille Harriett Sutton Mathematic Sutan Regina Swatling Englbh Com portion Mary Ann Sweeney Phyvc Pamela Gage Taylor French barbara Jeon Thaeder thoJogicol Science Patricia Anne Tanit Art Hittory Linda Swift Thayer Political Science 7S I'vo nover done anything as exciting as Junior Show. Building that bridge (Why, Glowie?) with Betsy of. at. was a real high point.. . everybody working togother and liking it (usually) . . . discovering about fifty un- familiar faces that you can wavo to now as you cross campus, and maybe sing Help with, if you find yourself closeted in Wilbur some night, again. I guoss that plucking pomegranates and going native was more than a releaso and a hectic rehearsal schedule . . . when I look back on junior year. Show is what I remomber. Ann Hunter Wadsworth French Wendy Leigh Wagers French Joan Catherine Walls Biological Sciences Priscilla Jeon Wore Biological Sciences Judith lee Waskiewicz Mathematics Kathe Loraine Washton Psychology Lucia ftourke Weigel Geogrophy Helaine (Ibinger Welsberg Sociology Leigh Wessell Sociology 77 Margaret (lien Whit Philosophy Anne Wilburn TKeotre Am and Speech Nancy Ann White Political Science Sarah Kimball Wilkinson English literature Judith Whitcomb Biologicol Sciences Joan Field Wilber Political Science Margaret Julia Wheeler English Iheroture Sally Mlchle Whitaker History Stephanio Victoria Williams Hitfory Suzanne Mario Williams French H. Jean Wilson Italian Marilyn Roe Wilson History Carol Leslie Witt English Composition Barbara-Ann Wolff Art History Judith Lynn Wood Studio Art Dorothy Heroy Woodward Chemistry T9 Anne Ridgwoy Wright History Barbaro Corel Z ll r Chemistry Seniors Not Pictured Jennifer Franc � Fenster Bologicol Sclorces Hollis Barbara Gronoff History Joollen Mary Knight Studio Art Shirley Anne Morion PhJosophy Andrea (lain Morton r-----t - - CCOTOniKI Mary ilixabeth Nutt Bofoglcol Science� Mory Ross Schmicdel English Composition Anne-Marl Swltlen English Mary Ann Ung«r Studio Art Kristin Elisabeth Z thr n Philosophy BO Cheryl Jean Zeller Studio An Suzanne five Marie Zelmer Kstory-Cermon Jane Suvan Zuger French Diane Marie Zweil Ptychology Former Members of the Class of 1967 Toni Louise Ach Holly Jono Baumann Jean louiso Bohrens Priuillo Stott Belt Judith Ann Bergey Willie Jean Blatk Olivia Ann Brinckloe Janice Ann Broyles Susan Dawn Cahn Christa lew Carnegio Kathlyn Mae Carriker Mary Constante Chambers Cynthia Giselda Chiarulli Elizabeth Turner Cosgrove Janet Mary Cramer Sherrell Ann DeArmott Patricia Jean doMoulpied Christine Dunham Susan Russell Dwight Sharon Delre Ernst Erica Preston Fischer Susan Linda Foisy Michele Leslie Foose Sheida Ghaemmaghani Phvllis Emily Gronoff Patsy Florence Grubbs Deirdre Kent Harding Harriet Anne Harris Deborah Hall Harrison Mary Anne Henderson Margaret Fleming Herr Gloria Brandt Hildroth Jacqueline Marie Johnston lorino Whitby Jones Joanne L. Keiran Lucia Ames Kellor Jane Lisa Kosloff Adele Gillespie Lafleur Carolyn Sue leach Judith Barbara liben Marcia Beth Loomer Emily Ann Loutrel Carolyn Adele Lowther Janet Stewart McClenahan Sallye Irene Mohan Sue Marilyn Miller Barbara Jean Milliren Ragaa Mukhtar Mohammed Susan Gail Moline Priscilla Brunson Moody Nancy Pendery Muir Maureen Elizabeth Murray Susan Jeanne Newman SI Patricia Marie O'Neill Susan Mary Paris Gretchen Ann Pfeifer Muriel Elaine Pillsbury Barbara Ellen Richards Janet Alden Richards Suzanne Richards Elizabeth Powell Rosenberg Alice Marjorie Ross Susan Edwards Schaeffer Barbara Jean Schoales Karen Elizabeth Schwerzmonn Pamela Jeon Scott Judith Harriet Segel Suson Barnett Shoaff Patricia Ann Smyth Emily Frances Stone Linda Kay Szobo Meredith Ward Thomson Clare Bradford Tweedy Mabel Susana Visbeek Margaret Lucille Voorheis Jonice Marlene Wandrey Harriet Hosmer Watkins Nancy Bergen Wesseler Elisabeth Mathis Youngerman HONORARIES OF THE CLASS OF 1967 What does Mount Holyoko mean to its students? It is not easy to say. Is it the beautiful campus with ever- changing moods, the buildings, the traditions, the people? Perhaps we havo passed the era when every stu- dent wants to become everybody; the undergraduate now realizos that she is limited but only so far as she limits hersolf. She need no longer yearn to be out in the world,” for at college she is already part of that world. Viewed from the perspective of ten years ahead, many disparate images will emorgo: the tree you sat under in the spring, tho class out on the grass, the mistakes you wero allowed to make, the venture of new friends, the day you were bored in a class because you were not caught up on the reading, the all-college lecture that made you mad, the choir, the excitement of your major, your very own paper completed and between the covors of a bindor, tho drums of midnight oil you burned, your pormanont residence in the library, your white- coated days in tho laboratory, a political rally, the wit of a professor, some discovery of your own beyond what anyone elso had found in your field, knowing a teacher as a person with values and cutting the intel- lectual edge with him. If these images recur to you with the phrase. Mount Holyoke Collego, thon the college has meant something to you. If it has givon you the stimulus to learn, a sense of proportion, tho toughness to stay with a job until it is finished, and sensitivity to the needs of others, it has left its mark on you. That mark is also a reflection of what you reciprocally have given to Mount Holyoke. Victoria Schuck S3 Victoria Schuck Anthony I. Farnham John F. Pipor «M I should like to quote here these lines from the Ulysses canto to the Inferno: Consider ye the seed from which ye sprang; Yo were not mado to livo like unto brutes. But for pursuit of virtue and knowledge; And those from Tennyson's Ulysses, a paraphrase of the same high rosolve: To follow knowledge like a sinking star Beyond the utmost bounds of human thought. Valentine Giamatti The finest academic credentials may be worthless. All the knowl dgo In the world may mean little or nothing. A liboral education s no assurance of anything, except to testify where you have been. The task now is to work earnestly to add wisdom to credentials and knowledge. With it the world will bo different when and where you pass; without it no amount of effort can be of significant effect. The obvious is to gain wisdom. Curiously the testimony of men throughout the ages is that no institution or person can give a man wisdom. Their witness is that moro often than not it is found in the midst of the basic problems of life, where men face one another in conflict, in tho struggle for social, racial, and oconomic justice. Your next task is not continuing education so much as the urgent search for wisdom. John F. Piper ss John A. Sondstrom John L. Tooll During my froshman months as Steward at Mount Holyoke College I very quickly realized that the residonts of this parcel of academic real estate wore not interested in food as naturo has providod us. Thoro are a number of obstacles involved in accomplishing a change from the common bill of faro. The first is the lack of a never-ending supply of dollars with which to tailor and garnish our campuswide menu. Thoreforo, It becomos necessary to substituto effective ideas and methods to complement tho good and wholesome foods that are within our power to purchase. Given serious, economical prepara- tion of an acceptable menu, there remains one aspect untouched—undeniably, a most difficult problem. This is ono of mo- tivating and educating the peoplo who preparo and serve this food so that it will be appreciated and savorod by the studonts who are, more or loss, assigned to the partaking of it seven days a week. Through a continual procoss of edu- cation, motivation, and promotion of onthusiasm among thoso who servo, I bolievo It possible that progress will be made toward perfection In dining on campus. John A. Sandstrom Gerhard Lowenberg You aro the most stimulating students wo havo had. You havo pushed us and our valuos hard, made us think about what an educator does, insisted on shar- ing the responsibility for the educational enterpise. If we are a better college tomorrow, we should bo grateful to you. But you amaze me with your impatience. You have wanted education through commitment, through psy- chodollc expansion of experience, or through a Hap- pening-Instant Education, for which the past has little relevance. You are suspicious of people over thirty, to say nothing of people as ancient as Greeks. In your frenzy to mako your own mistakes you are making a crucial mistake. True, you are victims of your time. Your elders failed you: they allowed you to do everything too soon. Your college failed you: it allowed the graduate-school mentality to dominate your liberal education. Your time failed you: it exemplified mores that you easily discredited. Yet you could not find better in the wasteland of your anxieties. Your mistake is that you do not listen to the past, it is a treasure of enduring values. Your great virtue is your passion for independence. Pass it on to your children, but help them to temper it with patience. Hold them back until the depth of their understanding and their appreciation of ancient wisdom are commensurate with the problems they encounter. Keep them from being wise too soon, or they will not be truly wise. Independence that comes too soon brings slavery. Roger W. Holmes Whon you're a poll sci major, Williston Memorial is your library. But around exams, they invade, those others, the outsiders. They fill up the reading room, clog the reserve desk and behave any way but like guests. You've bcon doing honors for two semesters and just started your third, with six pages of big margins to show for it. You hide from your advisor and keep filling up more 3 X 5's, anything to keep from writing. They expect the definitive work and you'vo nevor felt so stupid. You keep hearing that Magna Cum in the distance, but what you're really thinking is Will they give me twelve credits for in- dependent work? I think I am seeking some kind of creative outlet, a vent for a need to produce something that's both boautiful and me, but especially me-something which Is uniquely the product of my mind and mv talents. Yet I realize that great art, that is, the paintings that museums display, tho music that orchostras play, the novels that publishers print, is ultimately the product of genius, and that although genius generally needs to be trained, tompered, and directed, the training with- out the gift counts for very little. If the spark is not there to begin with, no amount of fuel and fanning can kindlo the fire. Granted, genius is raro. If you're not born with It, you'll nevor have It. I wasn't, and I won't, but acknowledging that fact to myself still doesn't smothor my rather indiscriminate dreams of being another Michelangelo or Mozart or Milton. I occasionally try to consolo myself with the philosophy that any forays of my own into the realm of cre- ativity, that special, impregnable world of artists and authors, will hotter enable me to understand their work, but that only serves as a temporary salve for my creative frustrations. I have the will; my professors would show me the way. But that is not enough, and at the times I realize this, I really wonder what I'm doing here. The alarm drones and It's time to rise. A Halleluiah Chorus ond the class is over. The dinner bell—people converge, then branch. The ID ring favors flights of stairs, while the campus sound goes unanswered. The buizer tolls everyone that he's downstairs waiting; the fire gong's a blur of coatod action. Bells ring and peoplo move. Upon approaching Pratt, a faint anarchy of sound filters out. Door open: the medley blares into the ear as a din that overwhelms. Down the corridors, the music from each cell joins the whole, a restless, formless symphony. But once within the tiny cubicle, escapo from tho dissonant potpourri comes with porsonal involvement. I came back to school after summer vacation and in less than threo weeks I had bocomo outdated. The Frug was no longer In—now it was the Bugaloo. By Christmas the improvisations and tho stops had takon another turn and I decided it was hopoloss. Sometimes sounds capture so many feelings that other impressions don't begin to bo adequate. The chimes ring tho fullest and loneliest sounds of the day. When I'm alone at noon and thinking of mail and a hot lunch, the chimes fill the spaces of my steps. At night after I'm tired, still working, wondoring what I'm doing here and on this earth, the chimes strike one. I expect more, but it's only a fast, poignant, partial answor to the uncertainty. � Quarters, dimes or nickels, it doesn't matter, the coke machine nover takes my money. Standard equipment for a doublo room includos two beds, two bureaus, two desks with chairs. But in almost every room on the Mount Holyoke campus you'll also find some kind of bottle— whether it be Chivas Regal, Chianti, or Piel's Draft. Some people even save and display Amherst paper cups. Bottles, bottles, every- where, but not a drop to drink. « Walking by the notices In tho PO is like looking at old tattered billboards that remind you of tho ovontful things you've missed, forgotten, or just didn't have time for. That speaker will never come again, the chance passed. Guilt doesn't help. You did have a bluebook that day. You can only regret your limitations and the system's. First semester I always had oil paint on my hands and under my fingernails. And, of course, the middlo finger of my right hand had that funny calloused bump all stained with ink from taking notos in classes. Now that I'm taking sculpture again, wax and investment get around my fingernails. I scrub my hands and they got rough, and they get burned by spattering rod-hot liquid motal. My hands are beautiful—they make things work, they love to know. tc Dartmouth mixer: You walk up tho stairs thinking your room- mate's boside you, and when you turn to say something smart to show her you're not afraid, sho's already gone to a fraternity and you're all alone in the cavernous gym with all those boys. It was a very hot day. The car was unloaded, nametags distributed, hands shaken, smiles exchanged and speeches made. It was still hot when the tea was finished. The goodbyes wore over, the car had disappeared and tho day which had haunted summer thoughts was a reality. That night it was cold. For tho first fow weeks of freshman year you ore afraid to call It Glessie's or tho Cl or tho PO. But then you figure that you're in enough to call them that, and for the rest of freshman yoar and all sophomoro yoar you live In a world of abbreviations. Then junior yoar you become super-lazy and you stop saying the individual lettors and just say tho words, Ci (pronounced sigh), Po, etc. Senior year, in so many ways, you revert to tho first few weeks of fresh- man year. Pretty seon you'ro going to the College Inn Coffeo Don, the Post Office Corridor in Skinnor Hall, Wilbur Tea and Recreation Room, and tho Gallory at Glesmann's Pharmacy. I think seniors like to do some things the hard way—it keeps them busy. V) Funny—you don't feel half as unat- tractive over at Amherst. You have friends there and more people say hello to you and call you by name. You dovelop a sort of self-confidence. Then you accept a blind date at Prince- ton and the girls there are all so beau- tiful. You tell yourself that they're propably stupid, but you still want to hide in the bathroom all weekend. It's great boing a perpetual slob. The biggest problom you face each morning is whether to wear your cut-offs or your cords, your sweatshirt inside out or the right way. But the big hang-up with all this is when you finally decido to put on a dress and heels, or •van a skirt. People gapo and giggle and tell you how nice you look and want to know where you're going, or who you have a date with or why your paronts are coming up, when, in fact, you're just going to gracious for tho first time this semostor. They make you feel so terribly self-conscious that all you want to do is crawl back into your joans and swoatshirt— the one with the sleovos cut off. The first fimo I missed a class freshman year, I slept through it and apologized to the professor aftorward. Sophomore year I cut all the time. I walked into one class after I hadn't been there in two weeks— everyone thought I had dropped the course. I've wised up to the sched- uling system now and automatically write off all eight o'clocks, Friday- afternoon and Saturday-morning dassos. I've also discovered that it is simply oasior to go to the class than to feel guilty about cutting and to have to get the notes on top of that. Now when I do cut it's not for kicks but bocause I fool I can use the time better olsewhere. The resolutions ore made before you come: to be orgonixed, to go over notes right after classes, to underline reading, and to go to the library. Then the first night you'ro here, the Head of Freshmen-all bubbly, not scholarly in the least—takes you to the smoker and teaches you the Amherst drinking song, and you feel something is changing. MM Stan slow lines of print, evenly spaced letters, words. Skim faster, faster, the clock is ticking, the radiator hisses, voices mumble far away downstairs. I wish the telephone would ring—I'd even answer it to escape this loudness of late after- noon silence coming in on me. The far-away voices pick up and then Mary Lyon bongs six o'clock. It's almost dinner: quick—grab skirt—no time for slip—run down. Finding friends, we talk and play two hands before dinner, slapping down the cards, racing through the tricks before the dinner bell rings. The gong and wo rush to the dining room snatching napkins os we go, not breaking stride. It's a scramble to find places . . . save a place for mol, that table's off, let's get the salad. Great excitement because it's the good kind of salad dressing and the meat is rare and there's ice cream with chocolate sauce for dessert. The noise and clatter are reassuring somohow after the silent afternoon insido my head. After dinnor, finish the bridgo hand started before dinner and maybe play another or just talk . . . easy talk, because we speak a common language, we understand each other. Upstairs I study for awhile until It's noisy out in the hall and I go out to tell everybody to be quiet because I have so much work to do. But then I'm out there laughing too until somebody says let's go to Wilbur and I say no, but go any- way. I como back glad saying I'll just have to stay up a little bit lator, that's all. Downstairs after the dorm closes there are only a few of us. We sit around in long robes studying industriously until somebody scrapes a chair. I look up and tho girl across tho tablo makos a faco and wo both remembor tho joke wo diod laughing at during lunch. Now we start laughing again and somebody asks what we were laughing at and we tell them and it sounds so stupid now that we laugh evon harder. Finally it's bedtime and even if I didn't get everything done that I wanted to it's O.K. becauso I'll do it tomorrow. Besides that, I feel good because I don't know what might happen tomorrow—maybe I'll get a phone call or maybe somebody will get a package or maybe something will happen. K So much of academic expression is controlled by tho structuro of theoretical education, that being confronted by a semoster of in- dependent work is at once chal- lenging and frightoning. At the core of this kind of work lies imagination and discipline. To try and to succcod is one of tho most satisfying experiences of an academic career. A whole block of time is free; it is yours to experi- ment with; It is time to rehash old ideas or to discover new ones. In tho boginning thero is a glim- mer of inspiration or, on occasion, an overwhelming nothing. As Jan- uary or June gets closer, the ups and downs follow one another rapidly. If discipline and imagina- tion have successfully fused, then the result is good and satisfying. Thero is tho realization that your mind can create and produce—a realization which in many ways is more potent than an A on a bluebook. You know you can ab- sorb, can reinterpret your notes l to a professor's satisfaction, but working on your own implios that you can add personally to this structured framowork. Working independently combats the feel- ing of nogativism which often ac- companies regulated courses. It's your course; you design its goals and achievements and it defines your positive movement through an academic experience. Every time I go to Glossie's I see students sitting thoro talking to different professors and laughing and having fun. I never felt I could do that—relax like that with a faculty member. I guess I just never made the effort to got to know any of thorn and somehow I feel I've really missed out on a good thing. Fifty minutos is an unreasonably long time to be expcctod to sit still and concentrate. So you doviso ways to mako tho time pass. You write letters and doodle and make lists of things to do, and if you're really bored you might even raise your hand and say something. But the greatest thing is writing down the numbers as tho minutes go by. Tho best part of all this is when you do get interested in what the instructor is saying and miss a minute—then you get to cross off two at tho samo time. And if you ever get through a class without playing any of these games, it's as good as handing in a paper. You get to go back to the dorm and play bridge and watch television all afternoon. 107 Mount Holyoke is a beautiful place; trees, water- falls, hills in the distance, ivy coverod walls—th« whole bit. Usually it's okay, oven inspiring. It can make you dizzy, though, and unaware of a lot of things. Sometimos a place can bo too beautiful. There's a certain kind of girl who reads Qlamour cover to cover, but doesn't know thoro's a revolu- tion going on in China. I can look out the window of my English class in Clapp and see where David askod me to marry him last spring. I take a lot of notes in my English doss. At the end of the semester break you'd give ony. thing not to have to go back to the suffocating iso- lation. Yet the first day of classes you aro back with some of tho enthusiasm that you had on that boau- tiful day back in Septembor. Thore is the promise of spring oven though it is only February and you fool that maybe this somostor will be different. There is something refreshing about starting ovor again, j He said he'd be over about seven on Thursday, so I waited downstairs until ho arrived. Bridge games covered the floor, sand- wichod between conversations and after-dinner cigarettes. He came, and walking out the door, he commented on the crowd and confusion. He thought It was great—so different from Smith. I explained that it was just after-dinner socializing and didn't last long, because soon people went their separate ways—to the art building, the library, the smoker or their rooms. Protesting his generalization, I had to smile. The Smith-Holyoke rivalry isn't completely fantasy. Status is Mike calling your name instead of your number at the Cl. If Glessie's doesn't have it, we're not supposed to need it. My camera takes spocial film. I want the three-dollar bottle of Shalimar, not the five-dollar one. I can tone my hair to a fun honey-, ash-, or champagne-blonde, but I'm lost if I decide to dye it back to my natural mousy brown. Glossie's can't help, but I suppose I should con- sider myself well off. Winter coats are so constraining. Each February a time comes, no more than three days, when the snow molts, the ground gets soggy, and the musky damp smell that wo rospond to waves through our hair. Bicydos come out of hibernation, my coat comes off and I hunch my shoul- ders, for It's still cold, but I love these chills. The sun, re- belling against the cloud's restrictions, inspires my rebel- lion, so my classes are ignored and my notebooks take a pre-spring vacation. We live in an ivory tower, protected from the real world. Political science teaches us about government, sociology about how peoplo interact, and psychology about why they act that way; but the approach is an intellectual one, an academic viewpoint. Five days a week we absorb what the books say about life outside the tower. Then on the sixth and seventh days, tho weekend, wo oscapo to other worlds, most of us to other campuses. The pace is hectic, and the conversations and activities are mean- ingless. Dancing and drinking predominate. Exhausted, we roturn to tho tower, having seen no moro of roal life than we see within our own ivory realm. We main- tain that we nood to got away as a contrast to our five- day working week. But actually the only change it in tho silhouotto. Tho atmosphere is the same. 114 Yesterday the mail was late and the poor postman was confronted by twenty girls when he finally arrived. After everything was sorted, I looked in my mailbox and there was a graduate school rejection and a letter from Tim saying that he loved me. I never roally wantod to go to graduate school any- way. Some of us got a wrench in our hoarts every time wo see the Four-College Bus. Someday before graduation I'm going to take a look at the riding stables, walk around upper lake, visit the Skinner Mu- seum, meditate in tho meditation garden, wake up for Sunday morning chapol, attend a non-roquired lecture, and find out where Button Field really is. I believe in complete education. General Education Requirements: College is great; you get to take twice as many things you don't like, but they only last half as long. When my friend Susan tried to transfer from one Gl00 English section to another, the department chairman, the Regis- trar's secretary, and the receptionist at the Acadmic Adviser's Office all asked her, Do you think this system was arranged for your convenience? After two sleepless nights she decided that If it wasn't, it should be. Freshman and sophomore years I pulled a lot of all-nighters, setting the dorm record during exam period one semester for sixty-eight hours of uninterrupted wakofulness. Somehow I managed to got by without ever having mono, to which my froshman yoar roommate, who was faithfully in bod by olevon o'clock overy night, readily succumbed. Not that I never slept, mind you, but it was only a periodic indulgence that I allowed myself in order to keep my body and mind in one pieco. I now average ten hours of sleep per day. Sometimes I revert to my old tried-and-tested pattern, but more often I get to bed by two AM and stay there until mid-morning, or, should I get up for breakfast, I am careful to allot my- self enough time for an afternoon nap. My frionds say that I'm an oscapist and that stooping is just one facet of my over- all procrastination syndrome, but I don't think that's necessarily true. Sleeping is an exquisite pleasure, analogous to the gourmet's relish of succulent dishes—a feast no one should be barred from, not even freshmen. IIS The annual grade pick-up in Skinner is a strange, intriguing event. It marks the shifting of grades from the registrar's shoulders to those of the students, for somo of whom it is a burden of a very different kind. Word that tho envelopes have been distributed is virtually telegraphed from person to person, dorm to dorm, in a relay which outdistances any othor campus news. Then for about on hour the corridor is mobbed—there are the nonchalant ones who riddle tho cor- ridor with tolling nervous laughter, the silent types with round, scared eyes, and the assurod ones who can afford to be blase because they know what they're going to get anyway. But tho traffic rapidly dwindles and soon the corridor is quiet, bearing ample evidence of the onslaught. Signs and posters had boen upset in the general confusion, and some- ono had removed the glove that had been tacked on the lost-and-Found board for a month. My box was still stuffed with mail which someone else hadn't bothered to claim, although hor grados had been picked up. I was expecting a fairly respectablo samplo of the academic alphabet, so this confrontation with my grades was not a particularly emo- tional one. Yot I felt somohow saddened by tho quiet aftermath of tho soigo. It was as if a part of me had disappeared with all those white envelopes and the girls who had carried them away, because nover again would I stand in that cor- ridor examining a tangible postscript to the intangible values of a first semester's work. The door folt oven heavier when I left. I finished my gym requirement this spring. I stood in the middle of tho golf course and threw about a dozen golf balls up in the air and screamed at the top of my lungs. I don't know what I'll do with all my free time next year. We played four other schools this year, and won exactly half of our games. But I'd never had so much fun, |ust to get away from the books and to be a part of a viable unit with everybody working toward tho same end was worth any number of official defeats in the scoro book. I'd like to think that we turned every one of thoso statistical failures into o personal victory over time, tonsion, boredom, and most importantly, acadomic isolation. 124 It was a gray hazy winter this year. Morning after morn- ing I poked my head out from under the covers to peer out my window at the dreary campus landscape. The sun seldom corns out except to eye us with a malevolent noon- time glare. It was a winter to be thankful for the friends across the hall who wero always there to holp you com- plain about the weather, or to reinforce your decision not to go to the library, or, on those rare good days, to rejoice with you when it was clear enough to watch the face of Mary Lyon change expression. 750 acres of idyllic New Eng- land ... a kind of institution- alized academically oriented Walden Pond . . . secluded yet expansive countryside, perfect- ly conducive to quiet contem- plation, to inner growth and in- tellectual enlightenment. But just try to find a place to be alono. Short of your own un- lockabte cell, which might have been fine for Thoreau but for the average Mount Holyoke girl is moro conducive to sloop than to study or thought, there is hardly a square yard of pri- vacy on campus, when by the law of avoragos thoro should be almost a half an aero por person. I'm not talking about finding a place to go with a date-though that's a perfectly legitimate complaint—but just a pleasant, quiet spot for escap- ing into daydreams or self-pity or an identity crisis without in- terruption or intrusion. It's too cold and wet in the winter to moditate outside, and should you find a solitary spot in Sep- tember or May, passers-by, not discriminating between being alone and boing lonoly, natur- ally assume that you aro the latter and either try to befriend you or eye you askance. Frus- trated, you retreat to your dorm, convinced that if thore's any truth in the saying that one can be alone in a crowd. It's only cs it applies to the New York subway system. If you want to, you can run to tho top of the hill, and when you got there, roll down to the bottom again. You can take long walks by yourself or travel en masse to unknown destinations. There is no spood limit—you can raco across campus or, if you like, barely movo at all. Stand in tho middle of tho green and look at tho sky until your neck is stiff. Bask in tho sun, exploro tho woods, play in the leaves or the snow. Go to tho city, that bolongs to ovoryono. But there is a different world here which not every- one can have as hor own. In ordor to grow you must have time to be young and to bo old. Only here, in this isolated, trial world, can you be anyone you want to be. The grass was still wet with September rain, soaking the cuffs of my levis. My new Wecjuns wore sinking in the mud, but it didn't matter, because a new friend was thcro. I guess we were lost in our own thoughts for a while, focus- ing occasionally on the trees. I wanted to explode with all my excitemont about the lake and the fall and college . . . and I was afraid. So you failed. Tho projoct you thought was the best and most original thing you'd attempted just didn't come across. Now's the time to try something that is guaranteed fool-proof. A brownie mix and baking at Eliot House takes the bitter taste of defeat away, and what's more you can sharo what you make with your friends. They lino up in front of the library before eight in the morning as if at some solemn Moslem service. Perhaps thoy have tho Faith and the word, and we who pass are still just groping for it in the wrong places. Waitrossing is tho most constructive thing I do all day. It's a job and a manner: being deft and graceful on a day when the Dean's sitting at your table, being viciously efficient before your ono o'clock class, being alluring when you're serving someone's date on Sun- day gracious (you know he realizos that un- derneath that starched vonoer you're the most attractive girl at the tablo). It has tlmo limits and a procedure. You know when you're do- ing a good job, when your tray is spotless, whon your dishes are scraped and stacked. The regimen tells you that you can still per- form within a system-compared with the others, you're the fourth fastest, first neatest, and have the most cuts. Anyway somo of my bost friends are waitresses . . . We never had candles on the table at home or linen napkins. Yet refinement is not a variable of these dinner objects. Home was quieter, neater, more order- ly. There I couldn't imagine having a messy room, wearing dirty clothes, barreling my food, or sleeping in my jeans on the living room couch. Since school, howovor, I practice these and worse. I smoke, my speech easily fluctuates from the academic to laconic, pithy, four-letter words, and I accept the Pine Rest as an outlet for natural frustrations. These collego aber- rations, difficult to reconcile, make me uncomfortablo at homo, so I'm going to Florida over spring vacation. You try to tell people what's wrong and how they can chango it, but they almost never respond. Sometimes you wonder if thoy're evon listening. Finally you realize thoy don't havo to care |ust because you do—they have their values and you havo yours. But you do something, bccauso you know that there must be change, and that is your selMulfillment. w Thcro are those rare moments when all the loose ends are brought together into a neat bunch, when you aro actually glad to be here. It is not complacency, but peace. Yet within this serenity lies the knowledge that soon all the petty things around you will become blown out of proportion and will dostroy your peace, and that depression and frustration will return. At loast there are those moments, although rare, which serve as a source of strength to keep you going through otherwise impossible times. It's liko sitting at a switchboard somewhere hooking into a dozon gossipy telephone conversations at once, and it's not the best way to get your whole semester's collateral reading done In one evening. No matter how hard you stare at the book you just can't turn off all the revealing tete-a-totes going on at every table in the Cl except yours. Look at those two, Frank. It's like they'd never seen us in their lives. Remomber tho night wo picked them up? I thought I had a really good thing going until she asked me where I went to school. I swear they're all the same. I wonder what they'd do if somotimo I told them I'd gone to Harvard, but dropped out because I profor construction work. They'd prob- ably adoro mo—ask to woar my yollow hat and all. So then Gary told me all about his life. It's been so dreadfully unhappy. He told me all about how he's been looking for someone to confide In for so long. Poor baby. You know it must havo boon love at first sight or something, I mean you don't just pour out your soul to a blind date at a fraternity party evory weekend. I don't know. It just seems to mo, that if he really cared he would have at least callod after he got my letter. I was desporate for somoono to comfort me. At times like that I wonder if he over moans anything he says to me. Frankly, I've been thinking seriously about suicido ... It's nights like that at the Cl that mako mo wonder if maybe I'm going about the whole thing in the wrong way. Maybe I should drop out of school and write a book about all the problems I've overheard these last couple of years. Or better yet, maybe I should start my own Ann Landers business right here on campus. She had droppod sufficient hints to be sure that we knew that her birthday was coming up. Of course, we wanted to give her a surprise party as we'd always done, but after threo yoars of such nocturnal celebrations, we doubt ed just how much of a surpriso it would be. But when we all trooped into her room at six AM on the morning of hor birthday, we wore pretty certain that she didn't know we wero coming—or even that we'd been there . . . Last week I pulled an alhnighter to study for a bluobook. My roommate studied for two hours and went to bed at ten. We got the same grade. Sometimes it's hard to keep belioving that there is justice in the world. When they tell you the all-inclusive costs for attending Mount Holyoko, they can't be including note cards, corrasable bond, Bic pens, felt-tip markers and all those other things vital to any student worthy of the name. After exams I clean my room and put away the books and notes I've been studying too long. It's not until then that I realize that I'm actually finished with that course, and that I have time to celebrate—or wish that I could take it again. ■ After tho outdoorsy enthusiasm of froshman year woars off, you wondor why they don't oxchange Mountain Day for some cold, gray, rainy day in November on which the bells don't ring at all, but classes are cancelled, and a general sleep in is proclaimed for everyone. Our cook always puts out extra desserts with milk and crackers. In other dorms you just get tho bare essentials, and If you complain you're only referred to some notico from the dietician. I never did care much for peoplo who played it straight when it wasn't really necessary. I woke up this morning and my room was cold. I got up to close the window and the Rockys and Skinner and Meod had all disappeared. Every tree was covered and bonding over with snow. The question for the day was whether to go outsido or to stay inside where It was warm. But everyone soomed to bo going out. I bundled up in every piece of clothing I own and ran outsido only to discover that the snow was dry and fluffy, and whon I kicked It, it splashod. It was freezing but the snow wouldn't stick to anything. Somehow disappointed, I walked back Into the dorm as dry as when I went out. But the dorm was so smokey and stuffy and hot that suddenly I wished I had stayed out there forever. There is no task so great that it cannot be accomplished in one night. U Somehow gracious doesn't seem so gracious anymore now that there's coffee aftor dinner every night, and we have roost beef and steak on Tuesdays. An unofficial record of one's social life is kept on file at every belldcsk on campus. Note is made of campus calls, LDs, male callers, special-delivery letters, and packages. A return trip to tho dorm is only complete upon inspection of this brown spiral notobook. But one's status is com- pletely in the hands of the girl sitting bolls. Tho decision to write down all the events or just the bare essentials is in hor hands alono. She has tho power to crush all hopos and expectations with a mocking look or a curt don't bother or you didn't get any. But hor reign is only temporary, and perhaps her successor will bo a bonovolont dospot. In a small group of people, lato at night, when sleep or study is needed—this is the time when thoughts are brewed and sharod. The snow falls . . . and you are horo. It stifles, deadens, stealthily it covers overy living thing. Tho undisccrning birds sing. The sounds refute the snow, but in an instant thoy are gone— tho snow prevails. Tho song will turn to wails. The flakes in violent victory grow fat and lush with pride. The three-pronged tracks struggle ... but are covered. In a silent shroud of white all is smothered. You must go.—Departure will defeat the snow. Being in the Springfield train station is like being Jonah trapped within tho polished ribs of a very dirty whale. If you don't wait at least an hour and a half, then you havon't undergone sufficient trials to be truly initiated into tho not-so-elite group who does this every weekend and calls it having fun. But, prag- matically, the end justifies the means, so they're not wrong, only pragmatists. 1« Fifty of us hero this year have brought some odd and new situations. One of us is called an African studont by people who know full well that she isn't, as if she were something much worse in thoir minds, an American Negro. One of us is called a nigger by a group of children from town. Pcoplo always want to tako one of us home so they can show hor a musoum. I know how I got here. I could qualify academically and I'm a Negro. Or is it tho rovorse? I'm just part of Mount Holyoke's sideshow; the other acts aro old favorites, but I'm different-a nov- elty. Or perhaps I'm hero to servo as a balm or catharsis to many troubled con- sciences. People here try not to remind you that you're a Negro. I don't want to make a big deal of It, yet I want them to know that I don't want to forgot. If they ever cot down that huge beech tree by the art building I think I'll cry. That' how much It would matter. My roommate and I have just de- cided to turn off the light and ay goodnight or elso we are never going to make it through commencement tomorrow. I am sure that in the last three hours we havo relivod ovory momont spent in our past four yoars here togethor. Onco or twico wo ap- proached something still too ten- der to talk about, and without really knowing why, one of us quickly told anothor anecdote and led the conversation else- where. And then wo laughed too hard . . . we havo boon counting the days until tomorrow for months. Neither of us can show any kind of sentimentality now. I wonder if she's asloep yet or if she knows that this is really the end tonight. The next time we stay in a dormitory on this cam- pus will probably be our tenth reunion. Then again wo'll remi- nisce, but It will bo different. We will still say remember the time wo . . and who was it that always . . . but we won't be able to remember which dorm or what year or even who some of the peoplo woro. Bocause in fewer than ten years, these four years will have become one, an experi- ence known as collogo, raroly referred to for dotail. Tomorrow is going to be full of people and without time for reflection or re- collection. Right now I'm trying to remember it all and lock it in my memory, because I don't wont to forgot quite yet. I wonder if sho's still awake and if sho too knows that this is the end . . . Patrons Dr. Mrs. Daniel S. Andrus Mr. Mrs. Josoph Antosiewicz Mr. Mrs. R. Aronson Mr. Mrs. Clifford C. Baltom Mr. Mrs. Edwin W. Bechtold Mr. Mrs. C. W. Bohrhorst Mr. Mrs. Hyman Borson Col. Mrs. William H. Best Jr. Dr. Mrs. Hylan A. Bickorman Mr. Mrs. Stanley J. Birgo Mr. Mrs. Roy Bomboy Mr. Mrs. Malcolm Stotter Brooks Mr. Mrs. Gordon C. Brown Mr. Mrs. Harry E. Brown Mr. Mrs. M. E. Brown Mr. Mrs. Milton S. Brown H. F. Calcotes Mr. Mrs. John W. Carpenter Mr. Mrs John Wesley Coulter Mr. Mrs. William F. Crawford Mr. Mrs. James W. Crooks Howard Mildred Dawes Mr. Mrs. Robert C. Dawson Mr. Mrs. Clark Doom Mr. Mrs. Alfred J. Donsmore, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Donald C. Dietorly Mr. Mrs. Glen G. 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Picture Framing Drafting Supplies Artist Material SHERMAN JEWELERS Steaks Chops Diamonds - Jewelry -Giftwarv Watch Repairing - Trophies Lobster our Specialty Free ••111.,., u « • purtkatctl KELLY’S Lobster House 164 Main Street Northampton. Maas. Amcrican-Italian Cuisine Tel. SS4-4029 1� J A??'«■ ■ $t. Mol,eke. Mass. MV «■ ! KVRNM6 I Ol KSKS Nfrrrtarial J raining for ran. Prnral, Fmtmro Sorrrlariru Individual Attention . . . Individual I'roraotKin. Uamund Jubiler C.irjgt and tJ AtphabetK Miotthand S«an an� him: graduate hn inady. lull trrrnaiial and .petal ihotl eouitct. HICKOX SECRETARIAL SCHOOL OW.u In Ha t «i� ed IWn 3t7 lonitON jrittr. ioston • wi 267-swo (e A't-' om Vnd, LANE’S MARKET E. II. Friedrich Co. Rooting and Sheet Metal Contractors Metal Door� and Frame� Holyoke. Man. GRANTS —Known For Values Downtown Holyoke — 210 High Street Headquarter� for . • Furniture • Rug. • Brdtpread� • Linen� • Pillow� • Blanket� • Lamp� • Cord Exten� ion • Draperie� • Towel� and 10,000 other item� (more or !e� � ) W. T. G R A N T CO. FRANCONI AUTO FARTS 580 Market Street KINGSTON. PA. Best Wishes from a Long Island alumna. MILL VALLEY GRIST MILL Route 116 Amherst Dinner —Luncheon� —Panic� Legal beverage� For RrttriaHoni Tei. 25J.JMJ THE VIKING Fine Imported Woolens SWEATERS — TWEED SKIRTS CELTIC ART JEWELRY — BAGS AND SHOES South Hadley MS HADLEY PRINTING COMPANY 91 Main Street South Hadley Fall , Mauachutctu Compliment of Wright Ditson Divition of Spalding Sale Corporation Girl School College Outfitter 462 BoyKton Street Benton, Mattachutett CAMPUS SHOP COLLEGE STREET Liggett Rcxall Drugs Kirby Dr� | Company, lac. Sale Altai optKH t. City Hall 14 lli(h Stmt llai yak , Mm Pfcoaa � M1 5 Jama 5. Kirby, Kit Ph BEST WISHES ALLERY’S PACKAGE STORE 14 Newton Street South Hadley Fall ISS ABDOW’S BIG BOY RESTAURANT Inurain rr.r.f.lK la® lay ««cretarial yaailtaat far k. h kM r«d. � ®IM erd catlac «0«««. A«ltJild by N.Y. Scat® Education Deyc. Day, «Tankas, lanwi. Ait-csaditiuaed. I.«« a®r«ic® tad nlmW cmwl Approach lor foretga ttudtaia. ONE-YEAR COURSE BEGINS ItBRUARY 4. JULY S AND SEPTEMBER I� . Learning .!•••� • Mc day tkroygk Tkotaday. Cum, Pitanaa. lyyiag, rflmSii (� iHi W«.I. TN. Mary By®� ScUoi a® call OX 7.724« Room JOJl. � 4� sail A..ao. 4 tfc). Near York. N.Y. 10 17 1616 Memorial Drive, Fairfield. Maas. Compliments of HIGHPOINT MOTOR INN The HALFWAY HOUSE Dining Room - Cocktail Lounge Year Round Pool Banquets up to 1,000 Route J Chicopee Falls, Mass. Eait '. Man. Pik® Far RreeeealUal Harold J. Gray. Mgr. Call LY 1.77JI Yaafl ««jay ik« � iw yleetant ttiaetykea® «kil® Sanaa • Jala cla«i cocktail ar tatty aaadwkk. 21 Nee. tea Street Se� tk Hadley Falla Compliments of the EDNALITE CORPORATION EXECUTIVE SECRETARIAL TRAINING 1« 732-6272 THf CORRAL MOTH The Last word in comfort U S Route 5 Grace and Bill SicVtcr W. Spnnjhcld Amherst Paint Wallpaper Co. Prints Art Supplies Special Student discount The Gallery Amherst Originals—Custom Framing ‘•Sportswear for women The Villager Bernhard Altman London Fogg. N««ly Enlarfcd Roxu (Tikira and Decorated A Spaghetti frn In luium Food WINN JEWELERS Muruu Bun. 0� ii MEL'S Jl SOUTH PLEASANT STREET RESTAURANT AMHERST. MASSACHUSETTS 490 Pleavant St.. Holyoke AL 3-3986 Fer Tale 0 t Order� Call 599-9291 WOOLWORTH'S DAVID'S South Street Shopping Center Holyoke. Ma� . Northampton Moat Complete Shoe Selection in the area G. Giovino Company Institutional Wholesale Grocers 210 Bcacham Street. Everett. Mass. To the Class of 1967 Rest Wishes for fm tire years MOUNT HOLYOKE COLLEGE BOOKSTORE ... Let us continue to serve you in your Alumnae Years HOLYOKE SUPPLY COMPANY 414 RACKS! Hi hr HOLYOKK. MASSACHUSETTS PHONF: SJ9-W2 ra a —SnpiJi PAUL'S PIZZA 455 D� i ht Strati HoltoU TED'S BOOT SHOP Sarclalltr In Pina. Onndrrt, ll.ill.tn Fond Fathioo Fit t i nr Friendly Shoe Store Nrnit KfmndtUd an! Alt Conditmntd NtlMiM Cloud Monday i Jrm'iit Ml Hotyolt for ovft JO fWI HOLYOKE JEWELRY CO N«d � frwnj' Call Ken For Hrer Ar«J Three . Relipout Gift� —Diwti or«J� -WH.hr� Ri� —Sit trw� re—Fnffavir Watch and Jcnrlry Rrjvir Nt'ci Ftar Ff n llrn Ctotr Block non J26 Hi|h Strret Holyotc. Maw Ttl J� -2 I7 PINE REST TOWNHOUSE RESTAURANT I OUNCE 23 Suffou Street • Hot o e. Massachusetts Dining Sc llanqucl FilCilitKs Group ol 10 to 250 per urn S363740 S36 3241 Compliments of HAAS ELECTRIC COMPANY South Hadley Falls. Mass. Folding ihe Finoi ia Clothing: VILLAGER • CHERBERG JOHN MEYER OF NORWICH CHAND HABITS • BUKBIKRY FAIK-ISLF. TRIMS OF SCOT I AND HATHAWAY • GANT ETIENNE AIGNER HOUSE of WALSH, INC. Arnhem. Chatham, WJliamucmn M attachment Compliments of THE MERCHANTS OF THE SOUTH HADLEY SHOPADE Food Marts Inc. Friendly Ice Cream Shop General Drive-In Cleaners, Inc. Malone's TV Appliance Company Woodlawn Pharmacy 171 AS YOU GO YOUR SEPARATE WAYS RECALL YOUR GOOD OLD COLLEGE DAYS AND REMEMBER. WHEN YOU DO- OUR GREATEST PLEASURE W AS SERVING YOU ELIZABETH-ANNE'S 21 COLLEGE STREET SOUTH HADLEY. MASS «•■144 Coca-Cola Bottling Company of Northampton SPAULDING BRICK COMPANY, INC. Boston. Massachusetts Suppliers of Brick for The Laboratory Theater Oldest Established Teasel Agency in Holyoke For All Travel Arrangements Representing All Airlines and Steamhnes 143 SUFFOLK STREET HOLYOKE. MASS Call JE 9-9525 JE 2-5592 HOLYOKE TRAVEL SERVICE m MacGregor Hall another quality building by Fontaine Bros. The socond residence hall built by Fontaine Bros, lor Mount Holyoke College, this distinctive six story dormitory will be ready for occupancy In September 1967, acommodating 120 students. Fontaine Bros, is proud to have served Mount Holyoke, which serves so illustriously in the pursuit of learning OOOTOH IMV 43XJ WflO nil rftvo FONTAINE BROS. OBNBRA1. CONTRACTOR! IPRINOFIILO FHAMINUHAM FONTAINE SERVING NEW ENGLAND SINCE 1933 174 laboratory Theater Electrical Installation by J. F. Lapinski Electrical Contractors, Inc. For Superior trees and plants of all kinds For Landscape gardening “par excellence rail LITTLEFIELD-WYMAN NURSERIES, INC. Abington. Massachusetts TR 8-1800 T. J. CONWAY CO. Plumbing—Heating—Mill Supplies 77 Winter St. Springfield Master Plumber License No. 7081 Compliments of GEORGE V. ROSS Insurance Apency. Inc WESTOVER MOTEL Area Code 41} Phone 5JMJ570 Adjoining Howard Johnson's Restaurant and Cocktail I ounce ON ROUTE 33 — CIUCOPFE. Mass J Minute South of U5. 202 J Minnies North of Esit J. Mam. Tnpk Coffee in Rooms—Radio-TV Air-Conditioned C online at al Breakfast S� irrutu np Poo! AMHERST MOTEL Rt. 9 Amherst Massachusetts Tel 23 -M22 Joseph A Thcrcsc Novicki Managers E. J. WIER OPTICIAN i JEWELER erilb Hearing Aid Center Contact Lenses 592 Ih tphl Street. Cor. Maple Holyoke JE4-3289 Mi mtIToM HOLYOKE. MASSACHUSETTS ITS OVERDRAWN AGAIN AT THE HAMPSHIRE NATIONAL BANK YOtJR HOME AWAY FROM HOME for IHnacr Date Pritjlc Parties Kwiim for Overnight iuc� K • WIGGINS TAVERN at HOTEL NORTHAMPTON Special College Menu upon Rcvjocit H. L. CHILDS SON Painting and Puperhanging Contractor Telephone 584-2604 25 Stale Street Northampton. Mm, 01060 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1967 from Technifax Corporation Holyoke. Ma� achi� ctts I� PLANT Holyoke Water Power Company 1859 THE FAMOUS HOLYOKE DAM 1967 THE STEAM-ELECTRIC MT. TOM POWER in • POWERING COMMUNITY PROGRESS FOR OVER A CENTURY'' Mr. Boucher 5 39-93 39 Compliment� of STREET’S LUMBER 41 LamH Vr... Seath Had ley Falla. Maaa. Norm’s Esso Service Station Bike Shop Keep� You Rolling’ y amoua EnglanJ Inn Tradmonal lari) Aiwurn l«- l. Uriah and Lodging Country Sioac Open leaf) Day 8a.m. tornidnight Phone JL’lfcrton J-7494 : HOLYOKE. MASS At DAWSON Development Corporation 405 Great Plain Avenue Needham, Mata. ISO JOIN THE DODGE REBELLION AT DEPENDABLE PICKUP MOTOR CO., INC. 121 ELM ST. Holyoke. Mass WHERE QUALITY IS A TRADITION' 0 LEADER—DRIVE IT °° OODc£ THE AMHERST TOWER Restaurant JOIN THE PIZZA CORPS HOURS: 11 A M. to 1 A M. Sat. ami Sun. Open 9:30 A M. Fri. and Sat. Until 2 A M. SUBMARINE AND DELICATESSEN DO-IT-YOURSELF SANDWICHES 7 v . SUNDAES TAKE OUT r B JUMHI-J TAKE OUT CALL 256-6667 CALL 253-7100 11 East Pleasant Street tc WHITING OIL CORPORATION SERVICE SINCE 1870 For the Food that American Fat in Italy... CARLO OF NAPLES Northampton. Man. Ju 4-9671 DON DOYLE New England 4 Mile� No'th Front Ext 6 Miu. Turnpike 3 Mile� Front Wcmovct Field 2 Mile From ML Holyoke College 3 M.x� Front Dotmtoan Holyokt— Ml Torn Ski Area 467-8765 TV—Air Conditions!—AAA Approves! —laditldiul Heal Control— —Phone in F'very Room— Combination bath� — • ffivieiwy Apartment� —FUFF In-Room CoRt� ROUTE 202 5 Wctt Slate SL. Granby Representative FOOTE DAVIES Printers-Publishers 1 £ rly .Amrri(. n ! FOOD $ K, I • 1 ruBLtCK. RpowiJ |‘ for V S Rn :co Vxsh HtMcs Mw ««w VrtCo I l-JW-J 100 Compliment� of UNIT RIG EQUIPMENT CO. Tulsa, Oklahoma HEAT AIR CONDITIONED (.guest controlled) CARPETED RADIOS TELEVISION- TELEPHONES A Lovely Ouiet Motel overlooking Connecticut River UWUM ca emmcos walktfi ss (Riviera ,Hotel ROUTE 5 7 Miles from Mount Holyoke College HOLYOKE—NORTHAMPTON HIGHWAY Your hosts: Mr. Mrs Edwin Abbott Holyoke. Mast- Area Code 413 Telephone: 536-3377 Swimming Pool BREAKFAST SERVED YEAR ROUND. X. ' X Vv 7 5 • Yimr knUtmarttrt f. r Sttotol SurrittK Gifu anj StaHvnny I.M Advertising Index Automobile Dealers Service Stations Id Nacke Chevrolet, Inc., 120 Suffolk St., Holyoke Franconi Auto Port� , Kingtton, Pa. Norm'� It to Service Stotlon, South Hodley Pickup Motor, Inc., 121 Ilm St., Holyoke Books-Art Supplies The line Art Studio, 144 High St., Holyoke The Gallery, Amhertt Mount Holyoke College Bookitore, South Hadley The Ody� � ey, South Hadley Smith Glat� A Mirror, Main St., Northampton Building Supplies-Contractors Amhertt Point A Wallpaper Co., Amhertt H. U Child A Son, 23 State St., Northampton T. J. Conway, 77 Winter St., Springfield Oentmore trick Co., Lebanon, N.H.—Ittex Jet., Vt. Fontaine trot., 1160 toy St., Springfield I. H. Friedrich Co., 3 Sargeant St., Holyoke Thoma� G. Gallagher, Inc., 164 School St., Somerville, Matt. Haat (lectric Co., South Hadley Follt Holyoke Supply Co., 210 Race St., Holyoke Holyoke Volve A Hydrant Co., ISO Race St., Holyoke J. F. Lapintkl Ilecfrical Contractor!, Inc., Holyoke Littlefield—Wyman Nurteriei, Inc., Abington, Matt. George B. H. Macomber Co., Bo� ton. Matt.-New Haven Conn. Spaulding Brick Co., Inc., Bocton, Mott. Street � Home Modem!ting Carp., 46 Lamb St., South Hadley Fallt Street'� Lumber, Lamb St., South Hadley Fall� Dry Cleaners-Laundries General Drive-In Cleaner� , Inc., SOI Newton St., South Hadley Shopode Highland Laundry, 304 Pleatant St., Holyoke Dresses, Sportswear Shoes Angotti, 80 Green St., Northampton The Camput Shop. South Hadley Child'� , 275 High St.. Holyoke Country Ml� ., 50 Green St., Northampton David'� , Main St., Northampton Elizabeth Anne'� , South Hadley Houte of Wolth, Amhertt—Chatham—Williomttown Laura Girard, 62 Green St., Northampton (d Morlarty't Family Shoe Store, 24S High St., Holyoke Old Meeting Houte, South Hadley Ted'� Boot Shop, Main Street, Northampton Todd'� South Hadley The Viking, South Hadley Wright A Dltton, Botton Zal't, South Stroet Shopping Center, Holyoke Drug Stores Glettman't Phormocy, South Hadley Kirby Drug Co., 249 High St., Holyoke Woodlawn Phormocy, 501 Newton St., South Hadley Shopade Entertainment Cinema I A II, Rt. S, We� t Springfield Mt. Tom Ski Area, Rt. S, Holyoke Food Liquor Allery't Package Store, 314 Newton St., South Hadley Fall� Alt Star Oairy Food� , Inc., 430 Newton St., South Hadley Foil� Coca-Cola Bottling Co., 366 King St., Northampton The Country Store, South Hadley Food Mart� , Inc., South Hadley Shopade G. Glovlno Co., 210 Beacham St., Everett, Matt, lane'� Market, 20 Main St„ South Hadley Fall� Hotels Motels Amhertt Motel, Rt. 9, Amhertt Arrowhead Motel, Rt. 5, Wett Springfield Bookthop Inn, South Hadley College Inn, South Hadley Corral Motel, Rt. S, Wett Springfield Granby Motel, Rt. 202, Gronby Highpaint Motor Inn., Rt. 33, Chicopee Fallt 196 Howard Johnson's Motor lodge, Rt. 3, Holyoke Riviera Motel, Rt. 3, Holyoke Wogon Wheel Motel, Rt. 5, West Springfield Wostovor Motel, Rt. 33, Chicopee The Yankee Pedlar, Rts. 202 $, 5, Holyoke Jewelers Opticians l. G. Balfour Co., Canaan, Conn. Donald S. Call, Optician, 36 Main St., Amherst Frederick's Jewelers, 281 High St., Holyoke Holyoke Jowalry Co., 326 High St., Holyoke Sherman Jewelers, 164 Main St., Northampton Leo J. Simard, Inc., Suffolk St., Holyoke Wier Jeweler Optician, 392 Dwight St., Holyoke Winn Jewelers, 31 South Pleasant St., Amherst Wood B Strand, 207 Main St., Northampton Publishers Printers fdnalite Corp. (ureka Blank Book Co., Winter St., Holyoke General Book Binding, Inc., 1 West Main St., South Hadley Falls Hadley Printing Co.. 91 Main St., South Hadley Falls Holyoke Transcript Telegrom, High St., Holyoke Mt. Holyoke News Restaurant Dinner The Bookshop Inn, South Hadley Carlo's of Naples, 45 State St., Northampton Dante's Inferno, 1068 Riverdale Rd., Rt. 5, West Springfield Gleoson's Town House, Suffolk St., Holyoke Hadlelgh House, Rt. 202, South Hadloy Kelly's lobster House, Appleton St., Holyoke The log Cabin, Rt. 141, Holyoko Mill Volley Grist Mill, Rt. 116, Amherst Wiggins Tovern, Hotel Northampton Yankee Pedlar, Rts., 202 8. 5, Holyoke Informal: Abdow's, Big Boy Restaurant, 1616 Memorial Dr., Fairfield Amherst Tower, 11 lost Pleasant St., Amherst C I Coffee Den, South Hadley Friendly Ice Cream Shop, Newton St., South Hadley Shopade Halfway House, 322 Newton St., South Hadley Falls Mel's Restaurant, 409 Pleasant St., Holyoke Paul's Pizza, 455 Dwight St., Holyoko Pine Rest, Rt. 116, South Hadley Room Furnishings Novelties Brown's Decorating t linen Shop, South Hadley Chanticleer, South Hodloy Chap de laine's, 136 College St., South Hadley C I Gift Shop, South Hadley Grant's, 210 High St., Holyoke J. J. Newberry Co., 239 High St., Holyoke Kamel Hasson's, Rt. 116, South Amherst Woolworth's, South Street Shopping Center, Holyoke Secretarial Schools Hlckox Secretarial School, 367 Boy I� ton St., Boston Mary Byers School, 545 5th Ave., New York Travel Community Travel Agency, 509 High St., Holyoke Falls livery Service, 447 River Rd., South Hadley Foils Holyoke Trovel Service, 143 Suffolk St., Holyoke Miscellaneous Dawson Development Corp., 405 Great Plain Ave., Needham, Mass. T. Harold Fitzsimmons, Insurance Finance, 205 Church St., New Haven, Conn. Grenier's Solon de Coiffeur, South Hadley Hampshire Notional Bonk, South Hadley Holyoke Water Power Co., Suffolk St., Holyoke Lincoln Studios, Malden Malone's TV A Appliance, 501 Newton, St„ South Hodloy Shopade George V. Ross Insurance Agency, Inc., 75 Suffolk St., Tecnifax Corp., 195 Appleton St., Holyoke Unit Rig Equipment Co., Tulsa, Oklahoma Daniel I. Webster, PGA Professional Whiting Oil Corp., 458 Dwight St., Holyoke Stephanio Null, Literary Editor Carol Boohor, Associate Editor Joan Stovons, Editor-In-Chief Doris Holliday, Photography Editor Ruth Bechtold, Business Manager Contributors: Sharyn Ainsworth, Carolyn Andrew, Virginia Berson, Carol Booher, Elayne Goldsmith, Pamela Grenfell, Doris Halliday, Joan Libby, Mary McReynolds, Mary Ann Mears, Pamela Nab- seth, Carol Nionstedt, Stophanio Null, Katho Washton, Deborah Williams, Marilee Vogt. Photography Credits: Vincent 5. D'Addario, Michael Dasho, Jim Gorhard, Clemens Kalischer, Tra- cie Rozhon. Joan Libby, Sophomore Assistant Priscilla Densmore, Advertising Managor Suzanne Spaeth, Art and Layout Editor Rebecca Tullis, Art and Layout Editor Student Activities Student Government Association Michele P. Be i go I-President Susan A. luni— 1st Vice-President Constance M. Moiur-2nd Vice-President, NS.A. Coordinator (lizabeth H. Behrens-3rd Vice-President Wendy M. Miner-Secretary Nancy I. Streidl-Treaturer Harriet 6. Oonk— Chairman of legislature Virginia S. Berson—Chairman of Constitution Committee Judith Whitcomb—Chairman of Committee of foreign Students (lizabeth I. Pugh-Chairman of Committee on General Topic Ann 5. Kussmaul—Chairman of Curriculum Committee Grotchen I. Wyckoff-Chairman In Charge of Book Sale s Morllyn Brookes—Choirmon of Artlon on Academic Issues (lien A. llllicrapp—Chairman of Social Committee Judicial Board Ann C. Robbins—Chairman Priscilla A. Moore—Senior Member C. Tate Dickson—Junior Member i. (lisabeth llneberger—Junior Member Katherine A. Slgda— Junior Member Julia B. Dutton—Sophomore Member Judith A. Whipple—Sophomore Member Class of 1967 Susan H. dOllvo-President (lizabeth R. Rosnor-Vice-Presldent Cornelia B. Griffin—Secretory Dione M. Zwell—Treasurer (stello I. Young-Sorgeant-ot-Arms Class of 1968 (rances R. fernold—President Judy J. Jaboolian—Vice-President JoAnn M. Zotter—Secretary Nancie L (imbel—Treasurer Barbara A. Poulsen-Sergeant-at-Arms Michelle M. Mullin—Heod of freshmen Class of 1969 Sarah I. Gisel-President Marguerite I. Brooks-Vice-President Barbara A. Schmidt—Secretary D. Jean Collins—Treasurer Cynthia I. Newcomb-Sergeont-of-Arms Class of 1970 Carolyn A. Glenn—President Maria Krokidas—Vice-President Sara E. Peorcy—Secretary Marie I. Brown—Treasurer Becky 8. (gle-Sergeanf-at-Arms Hall Presidents Anne R. Wright-Abbey Joan A. Hochman-Sridgmon Barbara A. Buskor—Brigham Joonna J. MacWillioms—Auckland Sandra I. A. (iebelkom-1837; Choirmon of Hall Presidents Jane M. Jackson—Ham laura M. Kantack —North Mande lie Irene A. Sullivan—South Mondelle Carol I. Witt-Mead Marguerite Y. Sutler—Pearsons Mary Louise Tamason—Pearsons Annex Ann (. Kenyon—Porter Diane L. Karoli—Prospect Susan K. (elmeth—North Rockefeller M. Wendy foan—South Rockefeller Carolyn Jogger—Safford Robin C. Reed—Sycamores Jane M. Pasolli—Torrey Mary M. Hilderman-Wilder Jean C. Duty—Woodbridge Mount Holyoke News Carol A. Nlenstedt—(dltor-ln-Chlef Catherine W. Bernhcim-Associafo fdhor Gail A. Carpenter-Associate fdhor Nancy J. Salter—Associate fdhor N. Gail Jacolev— Business Manoger Deidre I. Johnson—Advertising Manoger 1« Pegasus Fellowship of Faiths Patricia A. Roth-fdifor Ann I. Cline — Attociofe tditor Mary I. Mascia—Senior Board Member Stephanie Null-Senior Board Member Jean H. Park-Senior Board Member Joan C. Walls—President Margaret L. Meyer—Vice-President Elizabeth B. Birge—Secretory Donna B. Dube Treasurer Constance Cushman-Heod of Catholic Group Betsy E. Klein-Head of Jewish Group Nancy F. Stowe—Head of Protestant Group Patricia A. Cantor—Heod of Religious liberals Llamarada Civil Actions Group Joon C. Stovens—fdifor-in-Chiof Carol R. Booher-Associate Iditor Ruth I. Bechtold—Business Manager Priscilla A. Dcnsmore-Advertising Manager Stephanie Null—Literary tditor Ann I. Schulte—Assistant literary tditor Suzanne I. Spaeth-Art and layout tditor Rebecca A. Tullls-Arf and layout tditor Doris M. Holliday—Photography tditor Laurie N. Bell-Typing Manager Joan L. Libby—Distributions tditor Judith E. Harris—Co-Chairman Janet Tenney—Co-Chairman Susan Taft—Secretary Michaelonne 1. Magrane-Treosurer Marie T. Oliver—Publicity Chairman Glee Club Patricia M. Nash-President Margaret J. Wheeler—Secretary Virginia H. Ivans—Treasurer WMHC Radio Station Orchestra Susan L Snyder—Manager Flynn A. Warmington—Chief Announcer Karin M. Idwards-ChieF tngineer Pamela M. Grenfell—Publicity Director Cheryl A. Brink—Music Director Julith M. Costello—Business Manager Virginia P. Riggs—Chairman Patricia 1. Heeley—Publicity Manager Elizabeth A. Weisntann—Librarian The Brink J. Marinda Harpole-Head Amanda Young—Publicity Chairman Blue Key Margaret E. Haynes—Treasurer Susan C. Emerson—Faculty Coordinator Athletic and Recreation Martha L. Arey-Head Nancy A. Hutemoyer-Assistont Head Association Tutorial Project Deborah J. Handloff—President M. Eloise Gabel-Vice-President Roberta Bustard-Secretory Patsy Wong-Treasurer Sandra Robinson-Recreotion Chairman Kathleen E. Stoln-Head Judith L. Michel—inter-house Manager E. Helene Sage-Publicity Chairman International Relations Club Outing Club Judith W. Horvey-President Susan S. Meyer-Vice President 1. Fronces Procopio-Secrefory-Treosurer Margery E. Smith—President Mary O. Brown-Vice-President Suzonne S. Waters-Secretory Paula A. Braga—Treasurer 101 STUDENT DIRECTORY CLASS OF 1 967 ABERNETHY. Surburu A.. 116 CoHEQE Ave., New Dwmwith. Pl J AHERN. Muryfcun. 2i Rock Rd, MiFfurd. Cour- AHRONSDN, thel M , 64 Cloth 51.. Eridggpurh Conn. ALBANY, Many Jo. 261 Belhe1Rd., Glen M3115, Pu ilDRIDGE, Cecily 1-. 2930 45 5!. NW. Washinglun M. D C. IlllE. Jane E.. 26 Calla! 53., South Hadley Folk. Mu . AMMERMAN. J. Ellen. 3200 Emn AUL, DMulmmn Cny. Olzln ANDERSON, Agnes E.. 19 Rear; 51., Cape Pulmus. lerriu ANDRUS, Carnaliu 5., Laurel H13., Shelforl. Conn. AHFOSIEWICL Shirley A. 25 11191151.. Suulh Hudlgy Falls, Man. AREY. Mulrhu L. 215 Avon 11d, Narbrrrh, Pu. ARONSDN. Nolulia 5.. 5 109:: Ed Hyde Park 35. Man. BACHER. Beumw E.f Bean and Whirehull RdL. RD 3, Norristown. Pu BkLCOM. Churlune W., Hfzknty lnnc, Budfurd, N.Y. BALDWIN. Hun L. 15 Hillcren DrJ Brewer. M03112 BARNES, Mary P. 2524 W. Emuul Ava, Allanmwn. Pa. BAXTER. Nancy 1, 3197 Chatham Ki. NW. AFIDMU 5. Cm BECHTOlD, 11th E, 50 anarmill 116., Wundume Milk. Manhuuet. N.Y. BECK. Shawn L. Landenbeq, Pu. BEHRHORST. Jane! K, Gas! ad.A1limn Park. Pu. EEIGEL Midule 9.. T15 Mupl! 5L, Engro-Muod. NJ. SENJAMIH. Nancy 1... 2387 fixinar: REL, Rivuslda. CuIIF SENSON. Mary Ellen. 99 Bank St, Hurw'lch Pad. Mun. BERNHEIM, Culhsrmr W . 23' Gedney Esplomtde, WMH Ficuu. N Y BERSON. 'I'I'I'ginl'n 5.. 5 King Edwayd Rd, War Hartfcud. Cami. BEEF. Carhen'ne. 115 am Sh. 511m! AFB, II! 62235 MCKERMAN, Famelu M., 215-30 28 Ann. Quysida GU. FLY IMGE, Eihuberh E.. 19 Fair Oaks SL, SI. Lnuh 24. Ma 515140,, Cura1A.. 112 Luc1ndu DL, Sabqun, NR. ILUEGLASS, Ithmc 5., 1100 Alan Blvd, Schenecmdr 3. N Y 5061M. Elva 1., I52 Erixlon Rd.. Gardgn C517, NJ wuaov. Morylee, 433 Northampton 5f. Kingslun. Pa. IOOHEI, Canal 11, 21 Hidden lake 9dg., W11f9n, Cann SOEIS-MollfR. E. 5010mm, Ftythlegumn V. Huuleholm. Burden BDWLAND. PameIu A., 615 Mu'm 5L, Genoa. Ohio IDYD. Candnte J . SIP thding Way, Melibm PG URET'HEI. Doreen B. 10 Elm 5!. Grain Neck, NI IEETTLER. EHEEH M., 10 Elm 51.. Glen? Neck, NX. IEINK. JOE! a , 35 Manhunt! Trail, Medium Lakes. NJ EEODKES. Mutilyn, RD 2. Yuung'! Corner. Auburn. Mum? IHODKS, Colclyn 5., 221 Whipsvick 11d ., Wi1fan. Conn IRDWN. Dc'hurcl'h 1L, 15 Russell 111i, Dadhum. Moss BROWN,E1Im-, 9 Twin Hill. Ridgl Du. C1ncinnnr1?8.0hia BROWN. H. lee, 737 Fairmnunl Akeu Sf. Pnu1 5, Minn. BROWN, Pumntn 1.. 193 S. Mnln 5L. Ful'lpal'l. N Y. BRUMIL Mania L, 17 C1111 Ava Dalian. Conn. BRENDAGE, Diane E.. USAID. PMB, 510! Ibadan, Nigeria BURTON, Sandra J.. 6033 S. Windermere Way. litllniun, Cale. BUSH, 15561111 E.. 1412 Gmdon Hi. ljndhulsl. Ohio BUSKER, Iqrburu A.. 4:15 E. Clrclc Dn. Nnnh Muskegnn. Migh. CAICOTE. Elol'llu, 52 Xnoli DL, Princeton, NJ. CAPIHNI, Hurliunna. 2M Vafleybrool REL Venalin, ?a. CARPENTER, 591. Whitney Hi. Cvlumhin. Conn CHRISYIANSEN. liv. Vindiyvel'qn 16 Rekkeiri lnrmlu, Nurwur CLARK. C. Robbins. Old Foudng Erwk R11. Mann! Kine, N V. CLINE. Ann E , 1701 N. ?mritl Henry Dt. Arlinalon 5, Va. CDFFIN. Sarah in 1178 LDIIIH Rd. Siblnulndy 8, N.I'. CONDON. Puhkl'a N... 21 Aflwod 11d, Em: Inmnlidt, NJ COOPER. Shuilu H.. 20 arufhm 116.. Wm! HwNuer. Conn COUHEP. Mwaarel 5.. 27 Son!!! 5L. Middhbwy, Vr. CRAWFORD, Eurbnru E.. 4950 Chicago lunch Dr , Chicago. 1 CROOKS. 50m C-, RD 3. Box 454, Williumuwll. Pu. CROUCH. Panels L, Main St. Pine Pluim. NJ' CROWLEY, Dam: L, 200 Numud'gi, Hnunnn 25. Turn CROWLEY. E. Susan, i E BB 51., New- Ymh 28. N Y. DAVIS, Davie! E.. 35313 S. lunix CL. mm. 01:10. DAVIES. Prixiifn l... 10 Bernard 5! . 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Conn ELY. Kalherin: 3.. 01d Milton Rd.,11ye. NN. ENGEL, Jam: M 18909 Lom'se DL. Laming. II1. ERNMJ. MiIdrcI'J C.. 189 Highwaod Ave ltuniu NJ EVANS. Linda J . 1043 Archwnad Avg. Imam. 011i? EVERETT, 1.011 V., 1190 Warmers! 31d, Wmnrlkn. I11 FELME1H.5uwn K . l N. Mame AVE Bmiing Ridge. NJ FENSTEE. lnnaner F.. 111-01 7!: Air Forts? Hi ! 75, N 1' FEEQELKUEN. Sandra lat. 170 Tennrwn Dr . Shczr Hth, NJ F15KE.Judi11I C. 15 Seminary 5L. Nun'dl'ebury. VI FLEMKNG.Jud?1h H., 9 Canning 5r. Cholhnm. N J FLEMING, Martin V., 3 Armand lane, Cincinnaril Ohio FLOEEEG. Arm M..!561' EVelgseen Lufm Lula Gonna. Wu FOAM, M. Wendy, 37 Damn Rd, Eu rem. NJ FOLEY. Daiores A . 135 Hemelwne HeL, Hunthenr'. N H FCRSTER. Donna M.. 547 McChemz-y Ave, hrrf, N Y FOSlEI. Km: L. CILwer H1111. Colruin. Mun FUULKE.F.5hery1, 340 C'eek 9H! Rd . Mounlnmaide. NJ Finn. June! 5.. 1080 W. Wand 5? DEED'IH. H1 GEARV.Cnm1.A, 45 Highland Aw, rah HEY! NJ GERDEN.MaI-i1yn E.. ?MJCI Kenflwarih Ave. Wilmel'e. 1 GIBBS. Gloria E.. 908 Old Hickory Rd . Pimhurgh 16. FM: GIESE. Rem 1.. RR 2. Waicufl. vau GILMORE. Mary 1.. 159 Scum Rd., Sullimore, Md GOELE, E Ann, 20 Clinmn Ava, Maplewoad. NJ GOIDSMHH. E1uynr T., 9L! N. Muir- 5L. Rundu1ph. Mun GRANOFF, Ha11i; E.. 510 EstDth Ava. Nrw Haven 11. Conn. GREEN. Sumn E , NEE? Wbbils Avt. Tmy. N T. GREENBERG, Janka 1.. 3937 Bruollyn hug. Enllimure 25. Mr! GRIFHN. Cornelia E.. 13 Monroe Ava, lnrthmcnv. H 1'. GRISSDM, Nancy E , 5521 Harm?! 5', Omaha 32, Nebl. GUARINO, Judith KL. 1 Hum! 51.. onrklon 'ID. Mm: HAARTZ. Karla E. M., 60 High Plain Rd Anduvur. Mun HALE. Murgaml. 27D Eullur Elm lair: Forest. II1. HAlLIDA'I', D911: M 4?? Pimmonf Rd. Creukill, NJ HAMLIN, Buena 1... 2079 Mu1n 53.. Glmtonbmy. Conn HAMMOND. Kulhurinu A, Fair View Foam. Brudlurd. N H HAND, Panels 5., 617 BauI'EVm-d, Wearfiald. NJ. HARPE'Z, Cund-du E.. Box 53, Lnyfnn. NJ. HARPER, Vizhi 1. 133B WalkingFun 11d , Pitlsburgh '23, Pa. HAEHFS. Judirll E., 1101 E. Johnrnn S!.ihi16dolph:a. Pa. HARIFSQN, Sumn ML. TD amuklunck. Apr. 1-H, Brannmn. N Y. HARVEY. iudflh W., 49 Ridge Dr.. Taronru 1'. Onlurko. Canada HARVEY, Lara Sue, JD Wmlujnglorr Ava Gurdinur, Maine EURANK. H91 0.. INS Zupph BL, Urbano. III. HERMAN. Julia L 1020 N. King. IL in: Annular 69, Cu'IH. HERRON, Judith L, 19.52 HmMg-om. Avgu vulunow' pa. HILDEIMAH, Hal? NL. 3' led: 5L. Huntinuwn SluI'umn. NJ. HILL Suwn i.. 1160 tahomnl h Fimhurgh 76. Pa. 'HOEFAN Bum Inn. I075 Cnnlrol Av... Hm'nFcIrf, NJ. HOLDEN. anu L. a Norinlhnm m, Nalidl Hm; HUIO. E'iinbilh M. 56? Em: Ave . Glumenel. Man. HUYCHINSON. Iarbmm mvmmy Rd., wrucm, p. JACKSON, Iml- M. 2m Vanni A..., summon, nu IACOLEV, N Cnil, 30 Thu Fairway. UPPIV Monkluin NJ, moon, carom. ham Pond id , ungain, Mun IEIHIGAN, Slaplmni- R . 15H hudnm Way VI. lulrimme. Md, JEITON, mm 3., 0 5. Fullon Rd, Mmpm, 1y. yum JOHNSONI Kr'mina. 434 Shn'gbury 5L, Held'n' Mn, JONES. Inrhnru F., 'Il34 Wild ll . NIM' Canon 30, Conn. Jones, sum M., 1430 Wlntwh am, Waniaoll. NJ. JOYCE, luthlonn V1. ID I. Hothluil'l, Del. JUDD, E Mar . 13 Curlltm Cir hlmunr. Mun KAISER, Jenn H II? Mun lid Louislec 7. Kym KAN. Ind . 123 W, 203 St, New had: 11. N Y, KANYACI. Laura M., l Edilwnod lunl, Brunnmz 8. N.Y IARNDFSKY, Elm: 3., 45 lnrchmnl Au... Lumlwmour, MY. UEULI, Diuno l... i'l Malhnn- REL. prurf. ll. KAZAROSIAN. Kill'lll IL. 14 Murlll Rd Wulwtnwn 72. Man. KELEMEN, Murcia L, 579 Irondwuy Wul, Lang Blank, NJ. KElLEV. Ncnq H., 353 Ian! ld.. Wyncnrn. Pu. KENYOH. Ann L. Sum Wuhan HIII Iii, WekhzriFleld 9, Comm KlING. Jam c., 1: sm- 5L, Comm, NJ. KlOI'I, Mn, Mannrin Mulkin, 32 Weihvnud It! New Haven. Conn. KNIGHT. ladle Mu Kirkwood Ild' . korhorough Eeuah, Maine KORDAK. Nonry, Rimmnn H? Rd, Woodhrldgu 15. Conn KIUEGEI, SUIEH V I6 lullvu Sh, SI. Puui. Minm KUILAND, Judith, 37 Colby Pi. Phhlliplbwg. NJ. xussmut, Mm 5.. do Enl w. c ruunaul, am. 44, Abeldeen 'valing Gmnd, Md. KLISTEI, Cutoll Ju 116 Gm SI . Turrrluwn, NJ. lABORE. lulbaro L 473 Cold Rd Munihwn N.H. LANCAS'III. Hamlin l . 1508 Frumn IIL Olchurd Pad. NJ. uND. Iuvhuin- V H6 Cumltbuq Rd.. Danville Va. UPALME. Michph n.A., 104 commomnuh A-L Sptingfleid, Mun. LAIKIN. Undo. 1N3 Huh 5! ill Warn . Fa lE EMME, Iri'irll I.. I hit rue Chalk; HIM . SBEHVGIrminen-Iuyu 15 l: 03. Franck LEEKLEY, III: A IN: 314. Plfanburg. Almlo LENNSTIORI Def! K, $840 108 SL Fora Hi : 75. N.Y. LEONARD, Karon L. Tl Gourd H311 mi, Rmiyn Heighh. NY liW, Jun. L, It Swan PL, Apl. I53, Nu- ank NY. LEWIS. Pmnciu L, Cannon Sn'nr iovle. Wnrnmburul Pu LIDZ, Margaret E . $339 tall waood DL, HIMIN. NI. LIlLlClA , ElIon L. 33 luxinalu 1 ,. Enron. Fa. LOH, Koran, OH Farm Ii, Cmarual'uwn. Conn LONDON. Il'rtubl'll 5., 35 E. DiUdn DL. Miami Beach 39, Flu. LORD, Swan 'l'N M lpniord Ii, Milmn Id, Mun. LOWE. Manila 5, Wood Thlugh DL, Muryu'i'lm Yuan. LOWE, IulhunnIM . 1634- Rodoo 51L Arcadia. Culil, LUNDIERG, Louiu 1.. T Muyloir DL. Sllngllhndn, N.'f. McCANN, Nunw L. 28 Cumurd Rd., Donbunr, Cann. MICLOSKEY. Sarah, Sta Illunh Hurbnnidu, Cape Rosier, Maine MUIIE. Kailllocn H., 15d Mupln NIL. Highland Park, N. MaMUETlV, Vlrginla at. 140! 5. Shield. 5L, Furl Colilm, Cobr MquLLl-AMS, Jaunnn 1.. I'm 3, Iimll's ?oinl. Gram land, Kans. MAGRANE. Mishurhnn- EN 54 Film Luna. Stamford Conn. MAHOOD, Nancy 6 . W5 Chulnul Sr. Colonpolia, Fa. MANES, Martin A., 1.3 Ionnie lriol Lana. LuthmonL NX. MASCIk. Mary 5.. $3 Ina Hill Auk, 1urrfmwn, NI MASON. lama M A 23 Multan: Au, Iarringm. ILL mum Mary E.. no alumna Hiil Id.. Wnonwckut, R l. mammal mh. Turllc M, Morliilawm NJ; HELVILLE, Ourbora. 9: Upplf Orthnrd nr.. Larimwn. ru. MENNIE, .Ilnll IL, 23 Eon DL. Livlnumu, NJ. MEIGET. Antrid E , 35 Mrlbamuuh Rd Wu! Humpwuld, NJ. MEIIIMJIN. LIIIIY D., Cour! Hum: Id, Amhuu, 34. . 1!!! MEITth. Geil' w., n Cienlulair D.. Manhunt NJ. METERS. Undo L. 95 N. Main 5L. Crunbury. ML MITSUDA. tuuin Mu 200$ Ilecwngku 5L, Hanelqu HI Rwuii MDDNV. Cynlhin 1., 101 ertun Ildr, Mlmlklait' NJ. MOORE. Priuilh A. 200 Harion MY . Minwia. NX. MOORE Suwn 1.. 76d CmN-iew Du, Younguewn 12 Ollie MOILAN. Shillty A. 5313 E. Cohan A's, Esdlnndi, Calif. MOI'I'ON. Andrea I, I423: Runnymede 59.. Van Nuys. CHIEF. MOYNAHAN. EHun ll. 170 dehma idu Goaden Ciry. NY MUDCIE'IT, Inland , Ti Cnilen Pf , iowmeuduu o, illusi. MuEuEn. Cynthia 1.. 13m N. Shaman lint, anuuk 161 wk. MULIEAHY. Carol A, 736 Nolgme Ed, Weerld, NJ. MUHEI. Mary Inn, IDI Emtguln 5L V-mal, N.Y. MUHSON. Stu L, 5319 Pomhmh PL, Pimburg'h 32. Pm musouvg. Judlllu 1., :1: Highland 51, Mian 8.1 Mass, NAIA, Kathlnn HM ?I l'uuea Sh, Hiio. Hawaii NAM, Kund I O. 3., MD Finl Awe. Nur le 9. NY. NASH. Pa M., 5 Unharli 5!, blurhy. NT Aurnus. Madhu- K.. 294 Windmr Ave. Irighhrurm. N Y. NESSELIUSH, Martha L, 8 Oak Dr.. Poland H, Ohio NICHOLS, thin 9,, n magnum: 1cm, MupIawood, NJ. NIEMI, Km a, In aumi Sh. Fikhbum, Mun. NlENS'I'EDl', Carol A.. M E. Fillh Si. Huntingtam N.Y. NIlSON, Lynn. W., H5! Qusllc BL. Anbury Furl, NJ. NULL. Srophunlo. 2 Tllolnbetrj' Rd, Windlcahr. Mun. NUTI', Mary L, Duglatd' R1. HDnOUBI. NM O'MIEIVL Mammal J.. 4? Rldaawny 5h. Wasmcli. Muss. OFFU'IT, Clulw. 25003 Wdodfiald Rat. Dunuacil. Md. DONE, Hanna! 0 . Franny H. Cm Cob, Conn. ?AGET. A. Mhulrl, 77 Hr Du. 01:le Bay. NY. FAIGE, Canltunxo 5., H Shadow Lune. lolchmonl, N,Y PAIR, Wanda, Saul: B, Em! 303 H. Hommn. TEAM: PARACCHINI, Votonim 1... 70 North Dru VaHay sllenlm NX. PARK, Jean H., 1200 19 9 NW, Wunhingvan 10, D.C, PARKER; Julie F. 52 Wayluingiun Ed Pimford NI. PASOIU, June M ll? Hamilvon duh Glen loch, NJ. yumszu. Kalhryn E , l Milky Sr, Kinchnlo- AFB. Mirh. PEEF'L Indra! D.. J ljmn SL, 50th Hadby Falls, Mun. PEITHMAN. Ali HL, Woudlawa Pi. 76 ! CW. 1 FELT, Marga I L, 1261 Mndiwn Ava, Nu York 28. N.Y. PENN , Carolyn L 15 Ollwr St, Whlulebn ?2. Man PERKINS, Morgmel I 76 Harry; Hiil Id Yluckuiile, Pu. PEREY. Sumnnc. 36 Iound I'rml Dr, Pi-Hurwd. MY. PERUN, Sandra 5 , Mod Rd Middl-Hrld. Conn. FHERSUN, KoII-PI M T F-nuidc ld.. Wcmener 2, Man. nan. Patricia K.. :3 ? ancnwntd Ave, Michigan CiV'r.1lld- PFIZENMAIER, Virginia G . LE9 Cedar Ave. Machined. NJ. PiTNEY, SulunM 5. la? Sulmn'll E6., Srnmfuui. Cull . Pun, 5mm. 1 lelmglqn Aw... H... mi 10, pm. FOLLACK. Ellnlla II 3210 Huang Hudson Ply le York 63, N.Y. POTTER, Diane LMom- Hil! Rd., RD 7. Ozfu'd Carin. POWEII. Nancy l-u. IJVN Woodiork AU! 5! Lauis 31,1041 FIICIETI. Mnrlhn E, 15?! Funny: Rd Wnrn'llglun. Pu. FiiTCHARD. Mun; V, I321 Windemer: Au..au!1imam TE. Md. PROSKE. Inrlnn L. In 213, Oyner Buy, N Y, PUGH, Hix-bolh I... 5 lattniduq Rd.. Eyl. NJ. alarm Virulniu s, a Sunlualn us, Hinghnm. an... REED. Vlaofm D., ODE Eruur CIII'I Sr, Frunkiarl. K11. EEINEK Marco!!! D 13 Wnniund SIN Warcurel 2. Man. RICE, amumnd H.. 551 Son ! 5!.. wirnmeld. Mun. macs, Virglniu P, mar Na. Oregon Id.. Eden, NY. IOGBINS. Ann C.. 181 ChrhlalS!..Me1uchan,NJ. lenTs, Di-M I.. Ir.- Apph 1m lunl. Wurwirh, m muleON, Kulhluon M.. 3125 E Elpmlfiun, Dzmur 9, Ccic. ROCKMOIE. Ia . I8 lMhm lune. Roslyn Heiglns NJ. woes. eII-n L 1103: 3mm. hm SiIver Swing. ma. ROSE. Ucrbnm A., 373? 'I'mxilr Ilvd.. Alhmuwu, Pu , POS NBERG. Carol L, 120 Vakmino SI', HigMund Park; NJ Roma, Elirabdh l., um Smrpy lam. I'llihdelphin 51.9.1. IOTH. Boil. M 167 Mimpucod AYL. Initille Centr', NI. ROWE. Kama E., m Folhl C9. Wuhninnor. Wilminqmn 8, Del. HOWELL Suxmlnl 1., 206 Churchnl 01.. Cmrcroh. W'Ilminnmn 3. Dvl. EUMNEY, Harv .IIII'I. S. Euglavmt $5.. Slorls. Conn. RUMK. Marilyn H.. 15' Saurll 5L. Chicnpll, Mans. RUTLEDGE. Nunry A.. 7323 Xidg' W., imklrn 9. NJ. SAL'IEI, Halley L. 8529 Hanuy A'I.. Pcnnwuiln. NJ. SAVAGE, Undo L. 25 Lnngmudw Hi, Wallaby 81. Man. SCHMPDI', Karhlaen EL, 773 Durfmou'll 5L, 59th DBHMUU'II. Ran. SCHHIEDEL Katy 11.. 129 Dmi! 5t. Handel! 17. Conn. SCHNEIDER. Marion 6., 359 Atlunlir Au , Em! latluwny, N T. SCHWAHENIEEG. lwfmnu. 1018 N. Slufl 5f. Chiwnu 10. III SCNW'EIIEE, Duran GM i0 lurnel 50.. Livingtlon, NJ. 5C0 . HIT!!! A, 111 Forest 5! . DMIHII. Ohio SEIDELJ Christin: M.. 197 AfFunli: Are.. North Humpm, 14. . SHAFFEI. Sandro Cu T, Renae! 5L. Ifoeklyn 1. HI. SHALEN, Elilnbclh. E. Wood; 11d.. Found Ridgo. NJ. SHIELDS, Helen N... 18141 Henfay Ed Jamaica 22. NJ SHIELDS, Said! I... 1, nge ESL. Conwld. N.H. SHIRK, 51mm 1... 81 016 Sand: Pain! 11d . Par! Woullington, Mfr. SMITH. Barbara J.. 414 lnwuud hi, Undon, NJ. 5mm, Mmgufy 5., :43 Fairl'ield Ava. nidgweod. N. J. SNYDER, Susan L. 5235 Elfin?! 11d., Wnihlngloll. DI. SPACIE. Anne, 15 Waudlul lune. Humhluhll, H.1'. SPIEGLER. Dnniuliu 1... Pumpkin HFII. Wesfpul'f. Comm. SPIEYER. Abigull K., 55 W. OH; Rd . Huninglon. 111. STARK. 5mm. in 84 11 51.. Garden UH. NJ. STEED. Nurun 5., 56 Pilgrim Rd. Brialnl. Conn. STERN. Sundtn E.. a Harbor Hill; Dr. Purl Johns , NJ. STEINGlngN. lair J., 420 E. 51 5!. New York. N.Y. STRANDELIRG. Fufrlcl'u 1.. 104 Ridgewaud Turn. Chappuqua. N.I'. STIDM. Cynrhin J.. 21! levyly Rd. nought Manor, N Y. SULLIVAN, hang A.. 16 Luchmund Ct. Old Tappun. NJ. SUTLER, MorgueH'le 1.. 151! E, 108 59.. Clevulund t. Ohio SUTTON, Lucill- H.. 157 Main 5!. Colebrool, N.H. SWAILING Sumn Ru Red Onion Farm. Fly Crlak. N Y. SWEENEY. Mary 1L. 919 WeFIinglun Edu klfimor! 1i, Md. SWITIEN, Annc-Mnria. 2d Sill'm' 51 . South Hudl'v, Mons TkNIS. Pnlrm'u Au Du: 311. Brunchrml. N.J. TRYICR, Vanda 6.. Prasped 5L. Mendhum. NJ THAEDER. Barbara J , Holly Lane. Stony lrnuk. Mfr. THA'I'!E.1indq 5-. M95 Kirkland Rd Furl Wurlh 16. Tel. 1033!. Swan H, 965 Mdaler Tenn. Ridguwood, NJ TROSFER, Annp. 1119 32m!!! $1 . Sana Rom. COIN. TRUKAS, Gloria M... 238 Chamr Oak 5! . Manchnver. tom! UNGEQ. Mary Ami. 188 Highuwd AV.., lunuH. NJ. UTLEY, Sag Ellen. 865 Cumhndgz 111i. Clairlnnd H . 71, Ohio VICKEiS, Nunnr 1.. 317 Rock Spring Rd Iliarlllield HIIII Mid! VOLKMAN, land 6., ID 5. Hemingbn. NJ WADEWORlH. Ann H., 117 Chelnulovd Ki, luhenel 1!. H V WAGEES, thd1 1... 1111. 1. Bax 287. Cuba Id Boningmn. HI WAlKEE. let 1'.J Bug 1038. Anna Mun. WAllS. Joan E., 93 Park Ave . Binghanrlnn, NJ. WAIE. inuillo J.. 726 Elm 5L. Hinwoh. l WASNI'ON, Kath. 1.. 163 Glenwuad Ave New London. Conn. WASKIEWICZ. Ju LJs 6mm: Gum Id.. lungmrnduw a, Man WEIGEl.1uciu I., Surhuruugh 11d., Stulburoth-Dn-Hudmn. FLY. WEISEERG, Hdahu E.. 39 Chalham 5!. Emailing 1a. Mun WEPSMANN. Ellluhetk 1A.. 7 Chunk Rd. Hannvu. NH. WESSELL, leigh. PuTnl View 1'2rr.. Plumburnh. NR. WHEEiER, Margarul J.. 400 W. Toledo, Box 666, Chandler, Ark. WHITAKER, sully M. um Lunghm. H.. Lynchburg. v... WHITCOMB, Judh'h. 35 High Farm: Rd.. Well Hartford 7, Conn. WHITE. Human! E.. 59 Highland Ann. Fair Haven. NJ. WHITE. Nancy A.. 22175 luring FL, anklnwn Hai'hls. N1. wnaua, Joan E. 1m Upper Dr. Pullman. wm. WNEUEN, Anna, Darimoulh Ann. Swurfllmun. Pu. WllKlHSON, Sarah K. 15 01d11um id Allmgwn 71 Man. WILLIAMS. Slcphalli; V., 1411 W., Main 5L. Dwrmr OHu. WllllAHS. SHIHHHQ M I Beechcrofl Lune, Gluawicll. Conn WIISON, 11. Jean. 30 Greylntk Id Walleiky H1111, Mun WILSON. Marlin I.. IN Wnodaida Av... Amhorul. Mun. W111. Cami l... 55 Kyniya 11d induce. Pu. wom. Barburu-Ann. tau Cub ' 'arm. Nu Ynui 33. Nhr. WOOD, Judith l... 4711 N. 513 EL. MH-uuhal. W11. 3320! wooowano. Dummy H., 2209 w. 101 5r. ienwoad, mm. WRIGHT. Anna E. Main 5!, Elwiith. NJ. WR1GHT, Enduring h. 27:: Waihingmu AIL. Pflmonhlllu. NH. W?CKOFi. Grady 5., cm: CL, Smudmw. Pu. vounG, infeiis :. 259 Harvard Am. Noeinnn C-nlra. H1 ZELLER. Barbara C.. 35 MiddlaEeld Dr.. W ll Hurdorrl Y. Conn. IELLEE. Cheql L, 407 Sunrise A... Sayvillc NJ zz'n-nm. :mm L 28:21 Anwhwd Av- . sun Bernardma. tum ZIEMER. Suzanne EM. Kim FIpo-Im w 1. 2000 Hamburg 51, Oumgny IUGER, Jane 5.. 330 Dnb-r Ave , qudmem. N' Y zwm. Dione H.. 25' sunuv Rd , Iodford, Man. CLASS OF 1968 AARON. lynn H.. 3 Em? 66, New Yolk. NY ACKERMAN. lindu 6.. 5807 AvlnnPF: Av: . Mummy City NJ ADLEE. Wendy 1.. 2385 Egcndale Rd, Highluud Path. III. ALDRIDGE. Mary C..163 Sunk! Cru! S! , Sun Fldro. Cahl ALLAN. Judy H.. 4353 Clzurvlew DL. Willinmnllfa 21, N Y. ALISOPI', Barbara. 1 Grgen Lone. Wesfuu 93, Man ANDERSON. Christin! E.. 7 LaMIrop $1. Nurlh Emma, Mall ANDEESDN. Judilh 5.. 39 Daniel! 31.. LUIEH, Man. ANDREWS. Janet E.. El Wihon Rd . Windsor. Conn. ANDREWS. Joyta, 10:6 Elmsfmd Hi. DaWitI 11. N 1'. AUEREACH. June 5.. 75 Eruudwuy. Rarlwilk Cunm. NY. IACHNMN. Nancy E.. 121 HoHingxwurli-u Avon Brainrrce a, Man. IACON. Cnlor 1L, 215 WesHUrd 5L. Chalmnfard, Mun. UAIlEY. Eliznbalh A. 322 High 51.. Randolph. Mun BAKER. hon. Bay View 36.. Duxbury. Muss. IALKO, Chriuinz, 390 Fairfield Ave.. HariFord 6. Conn. BALL. Nancy J., 135 GIDdINIlIE Ave Mnrqnlc, NJ BAEDOLPH. Vnginia A . 207 Tut: SL. Giclnsbutu, N.C BARKER, Defhy J. 12401 5 35 SI. Omaha. Nebl. MINES, Glarin 5.. 4747 Rnnmm P1.Wm:d10nd Hm; Cali! GARNES. Nanny H.., 2521. W. imam Aru- . AllunIu-n. Pu BAITEN. Sumn A. 201 Quail 5L, Nhuuy 3. NJ . SEEK. E141n13991l 6.. 405 Forbid. AVE, BuRnFo 16, N Y BEDNnm. 1m: A. 526 fun A... Handing. 9: BEEIlE. Chnstina l, w lmlwall Avu.. Naugalud. Conn IEWGEI. Ann I, Imotfla-Id Ri, lrimerld, Mon 5111.. lawFo H., 31 Greenv'mw Way. Uppu Monklair. NJ SENNETT. June. Hurricane Pi. Keenr, NM BERKOWITZ. Susan 6.. in Dummy Pl. Lynhmol. KY 90140, Catch ! 5.. 1'5 Otter Cevu Din, Old Snybmnl. Cunn BOKHEHT. Pumln H.. 39 Haber! Arr. Shun HIHI, N J DOUG. Eurbnrn C. bitch HHI Rd. Atbuny H. H v BOYD. Suwn F. 114 Ridge IRL, Eummn. NJ. IUDFUIID, June E., 213 Liadcn Blunt. Brooklyn 25. N V BRADFORD. Munlla 1.. 226 ?cmnr 59 , Emma, Po IUGA. Paula A. 9-19 leopard Rd, Ryd'nl. Pu nmoL Lynn ummn mm. Cu Aullen Riga; Fgundalion. Slmkbridnt. Mun. BROWN. Cecilia H.. 212 Crnydnn Avg, IecI-villu, Md. BROWN. Mary 0.. 303 Warren 5!.. Nudhum ?1. Ma. snow , Nancy L.. v44 Waudlund am, omdell. NJ. QRUCKER, Puufa E.. 133 Crisfield 51. Yunlan. NJ'. UUYTON. Nancy H.. 107 5. Pl'n: kw Albany 3. NJ. ELIZA. Mnrilric I... 15 Suniel HJH Dr.. Emu'urd. Curm. EYENS, Judillw A, 18130 Clillon Rd, lakewuod 7. Chin CALIENDEE. Arm 3.. 1015 S. Arroyo Slvdu Pmudenn. Cam. CIMF. Jay M.. 65 N Mum St. South Hadley Fullt, Mun. CAMFHELL. Charlene, N Mendnw St. Squuntum. Han. CAMPBELL. Mnriloln. 111 Valenlu'nl FL. Mmm, N Y CARDCIO. A. Helium. 7502 36 51.. NW Wmhinglon. DC CAELSON. an M., asu N. Ilium nd., Mirwuku 1?, W11. CJENEGIE. China I... 5 Hadlar 51., South Hudizr. Mun CASS. Sandie J.. 21113 Hymn Mill 11d., Silver Sgting. Md CAV1NS. Mary A. 204 f. G. Hun Du. Urhunu. III. CERVEHY. .ludirll A., II E Sunul A11. hmhld. III. CHiFEE. Ann- D.. SIS Vul'lry Ii. Minion. Pu CHJRLIWIS. C. Ann. .F Fulnrhw 9L, Scum Hudlly. Mun. CHISE. Cynrllla, 10 Inncmlu Av... Chuhudard, Mun. CHA'mN. Iarhuru I... an Cmndhh ti. Indianapelil. Ind. CKINN. ulna l., 1115 Much SI. NE. Wmhinulun 19. Dr. CHRISTIE. Sherry E . ??'17 Elm Nat, Columbia 9. Ohio Cull. Hunt, l... 20 Thin! SI. Melon. NJ. CLARK, Svlcn W.. H! Wild'IFrv Ii. Kuhn . N Y. CLOSE. Hulda I, ll Iwing '1. id lent, NJ. COHEN. MINI E.. SID Fin! Arm. N THE 9, NJ . CDLEHAMEI. Dion L. 24 Caloniul On. Cnnml MW. NJ. COLEMAN, Gail V.. 66 nun- Pamh ld.. Wayland. Ma . COMEI. Hatch: E . 7325 Nkhoim Dr Dana; 24, Tenn CUNATHAN. Jmnw. wankingkm $1.. Duxbury. Ma... COPELAND. Sandra 1 . S9 5, 17 CI . Humbuglwu. Ala. COWEN, Mcha. 75 Sv-allmd Id, Culunln. NJ. CIISNN. Valull E., 46 Hmcvnl lrL Hundlwm W, Hun. CIOUI. Swan A UM thmold St. Wu! Spelngiald' Hun. CRYSYAL Margaret 4.. 7! Ncwlune Arm. Wnadmera. N.Y. CUMHINGS. Koran M.. 1535 Michigan Ann lo Fade. Ind. CUSHMAN. Cormanu. T542 Caluparll. For! Campbell, Ky. DANIELS. Carolyn 6.. mo Wood'lund' Aw, Trtnlun. NJ. DAVIAU. Female 1., 27 Fed: Av... Saulh Hadley Falls. lion. DAVIDSON. Jon. 5.. 90 Omaha Ridge, Naw Colman. Conn. DAVIOWN, Junk. L.. 402 Maui: Au.. Boonton, NJ. DAVIS. Cornufiu J.. 3 lahmlon Du, Nuwurl. Dal. DAVIS. sully G , lymun 5L. Suufhboro. Mull. DAV. Sarah 5.. 7340 Clinhn Arm. 5. Minnanpolia 23. Mlnn. DEAN. Dal. Anna, $60! Allonric Ave. Wraith: avoch, Var. DEVHT. Iarhurn E . 'II3 Wood: DL. illlamuhung. Vo ntcrson. c. rm, 15m Cornwall lulu. mum 5harn,Vi1giniu Beach. Va. D! IDIIO. Fatritin A. 335 Auburn 5L. Cranium, ll, DWINCHI, Murry k, 6 Whaulu lnnl. anick, Mun. DIXON. Sarah t... 20 Saulhwndh 5L. Wiliiumuown, Mun. DOlKAII. Juan 1 , 955 i. 26 5I.. Iruuklyn 10, N1. DOIAFS, CntuI-fn L. 4711 N. 33 51.. Phoenix. Ark. DRESSER. lymiu 1.. In: 149 leumnnn, Canngfan. Va. DUFFY, MitII-III. I Cumnl Ct , Inrringron, ll. DUNN, Drbntu J.. 3' Tnnl 5t. Woonsnckel. M. DUEREiL. Elinhlll 1.. 13 Cyprus Rd , Welleslef Him, 81. Man. DWIGNY, Sumo lulu IMHJ. ?I Wundbrid-ge 51.. South Hudlqy, Mm; EASLE'I'. Eugenia C.. IOIO lnkwv Dr.. Piunil'uun. Tenn. EDWARDS. Hath! I , I18 Porllr 51L, Munchemr, Chan. EDWAIDS. Sumn E.. ID I, Middleux, VI ELY, Lynn 1... 96 Handout 36.. Iivaid'. Conn. EMERSON, SMM C., 4.05 ling lichutd Id, thmville in, Ha. EVANS, HIIIII 3.. 7 Pamlroy Ii. Rudiwn. N J. FALLON. Koihllcn 6., 249 huh St, Howah. Mun. FALSEY, Inlburu 1.. 237 7? 5L, Brmkiyll 9, N1. FAHAIAIO. Canal 1.. El W'Iflll'l 'I'arr., Madden, Cum. I'ERNALD. anxu IL. HI Edguwnrar Dr.. Nudham 92, Man. Films. Marika A. 7., 90 log 5L, HurHord, Cann. FIMIEL Nanci: L.. Luv: lanu. Hullil. N.H. FLETCHER. Mary. 650 Hugh 5h. Eugwr. Org. FLETCHER. Nanny. 68 Cldummd Dn. Now Ilifuw'n. Calm. FLOWERS. Cumlyn M., 31 Wundt Ann. lurzhmcnf, NJ. FOOT, Chmlnm Q. ms W. erlls 5L. Rod Wing. Minn. FORITAND. Iwnnl M, 5? Chqu St. Adlnutun 74. Mun. FOWLEI. Mary Gran. Anadnmr um. Pembroku. N.H. SOY. Cami I., .1265 Echo lam. Norlhbrool. Mun. FRANKS. laurel l... 79 One: Crucmn. Turmmz 1'1. Canada FREEMAN, Myrna N., 3332 Windlng Way M.. 5W Huulole, Va. FIIEL Susan A., 33H Andaman. Kama. C191. MD- FRIEND, nah . v.. w Land m I! Son . Canlrl Inland. 01mm 50,, NJ. FULTON. Ham 1., II Eornoll Id.. W-lluicr. 81. Was. GABEL, M. Eioin, 1717 Wlmnsll War. NorrLiluwn, Pu. GARDNER. lnlnll 5., 50' Wall! Id.I GFunnidI. Pa. sgumou. quwiyn L. 30 Gnlhida Ply. llodmm. NJ. GEKI. Paula J.. 605 Eur: I'M. mamas. Ill. GEOEGE. chrinm. ?3 thmi 54.. Palmer. Mon. GLASEI, Clrnl k. 36 Highland Av... Fair Mann. NJ. GNAIZD. Gail 9.. 1'0 Fainting Avg. Plainvlnn. Conn GOLDIEIG. Dianl l.. 100 Harley SL, Wnllubmy IO, Conn. Gauss. Cram: 5.. Ion Imuk nd. Wayne Pa. Guillshamn I'L, 1 lidgnuy Ave. Wen Orangs. NJ. GRAHAM. Hui l.. 564 quklin 51.. Aluandriu. Va. GNMIM. Linda C.. 2276 Drurr la . Nuthe'd, '11. GMHAM, Sulan C. 21 Eoll SI. 5mm. Huai-y. Mun GRANI. JuE'llIn. 19 Hardin; 5L, Andovy. mm BRISWOLD. Jiii. 4. Human! 54, EIKI Jumhn. VI. 5.055. Linda 5.. 410 Cugilnl Sir, Vunhon 5 Dui GIOVZE. Gail G. anam-villc Punninumn Rd RD 1, Trlnlan. NJ. GUNDERSON, Geri! M , l2 Syrumore Knnlh. Saulb Hadley, Mun HIISICH. Charlene A. El. l. Ba: 3122. Humplon. Conn. HALL. Jnanm. 179 W. .Muryiond An.,Phoc1-Ii:. Alix. mu. Km E. 1109 Millglo'e Id. sum spang. ma. HALL Pulrkiu E . 5389 Woodlid: Du. Wmmlown 1, N I' HALL Sulfy A. Kinumun Rd, Filckhurl. Mun. HAHAer. smug. cl May 1m . South Wpynluullll 90. Man HANDtOFI, D-bomh J.. Xunhuoy. vaurl. Dal. HANNAH. Hollis 5., 7 Eem SI Album Rd, Napkin. Aldrm. HIIPEI. Niwn J.. luule I. Willarbani 11. Dnv'u. Cow. HAIPOLE. .I. Mavlnda. H163 E. 98 St, CIuveIa-nd 8. Ohio HARIISGN. Behmah H . 4? Vu1u SI , WMchqufgr, Mug, HASHIM, Dlunu H.. ?W We 51.. PirnReld. Man. HAYWARD. Nancy 9.. 5 Cnmbride Cl.. lawhmcnf, NM. HEALEY. Hm 0., 607 Rridnnmun 1cm, Tnmnn, Md. HEELE't. ?amciu I.. 40 5Ylvlo De. Warwick, ILI HEINSIUS, Carol J. 105 Mann: JUL, 'Ilvm Edge. NJ. HELLER. Vnkrb. JO Crucenl PI . Shot! HJHI. NJ. HHHERINGIOH. Klm E.. 5 Maunruin Mm, Wur'Ecld, NJ. HEYWDDD. Hertha L . 33: Cinnamon Duh Lullr. Hannah. 21 Ten. HICKS, S. Inna. 129 lrnwuud Dr , Rorhurel 1B, N.Y. HOFFMAN. Harqurll A. 327 E. Orange 5L. luncunu, Fe. HOLT Mann, 5., 115 D'Cnnen PI. Hampton. Va HOLTON. Linda J.. 5 Ridgn Fri. Rummn, NJ. HOUGH'ION. Mary, '13 Ioul!luld.MoU1-Iluin Iain. NJ. HOWARD. E Judirll. 11:1! Hound! War. iodwilllr. Mon. HUGHES. Andria I. u Mmr-Innd Aux. Concnrd. 81-1. HUGHES. Sandra. l0 Cand'rl Id. Mounruin lulu. NJ, HUNT. Sn : 6. 138 5 Wuh-vud lung. Wunmu. Minn HUTIEREVEI . Noun: A. 173 linle Neck Rd. Canlerpmv, NJ. HYDE. Cclhuin- F. 1'5 Slur: Av... NolIhHeld. W. muusnsz. Nobpulmar! :73 1 Hubpluchai Ed. Bangui. manna INUI. Suwu A 6315 Sudan: Hulchmg; Rd. Cwmvd. Ohio IVEISI SVWI'I J . Ii Glpnvmldn P'- . Yarrvrown. N V. JAEDOLIAN. Judy J . 37E! Hurrhon AVE. Hsn'rwn. NJ! JACKSON. D Gail, 214 Valley Ed . erinu SPuHon i'n. JACKSON. Nunrj l. 36 Biuuiv Cay Ed. lingalcu. ILI. JAC$ISOM Ellon H.. 44m Arhomorla St. NW. Washmgton 15. D C IAGEI, Barbara I.. ?102 Meade: Lune. Chev! Chan ?5. Md. JANAS. John 5.. ma k.ghgme id. mmu. NY mums. Sarah C, u: nu... ma. id. Indiannpam a, Md, jOHNSTON. Muluuul IL, Cudur 5r, Eu: 1013. Swny Druuk. H.Y. JONES. Junilor N., 5229 tharme St, Philacfelphua 13. Pa lAPIN. Sumn R . ?D Dal lunl Scandalu. HY KAPLAN. Nancy L . RD 2, Wunduuck. Cum KAY. Juan M.. .506 old Gulph Rd., Bryn Mm . Pu KEIIAN. Joanne L. H? Bouncy 5t. Wesfwuud. Mun KELH. Karin. 66 Plno Ardan Br. Wes! Daylnan. Man. KENNHDN. Meryl F.. T53 Summer 51, Mnldun IE. Mun. KILPL Ann M.. a Kundum Luna. Andvrel. Mun. KILLIAM. 5. hunt. Inn 499 HMO SulinuiL lunuin, lean. KLEIN. Iuhy E. 3285 Awalon REL. Shaker Heigbh 10. Ohio KNIGHL Ann C.. Bar Anal lunch. Cognn 515mm, 7n KNOWHON. Em M. 656 Ardllay ltd.. Winnziku. Ill. KIEINEE. Swan 5. 9. R'uurddvu 91.. New York 24. N 7. KRIIGHOFF. Kurnbn A, 264 Knn-uue CL. Gram Paim Faun: as, M'rc'h. KIDCHALI'S. Sunnno M.. IIJP EnE-Id. Cnnn. KUHN. Linda l.. 279 S. Mrmpv Cin, Bound Bcnnll. NJ. KUNKEL Kunn J.. 6W Pmenron lv-L lmhmm 17. NY. KUSCH. Sara E- 150 Iiunidl DL. Haw York. NY. lANDKET. xodllllll M, 33-41- Canning: Id Weym, Fa. LATCHIS. Joan L, H fnirvirw 5D,, Emmehom, VP. LEMAIIE. wry J . :12 5mm. 51.. Hofden. Mun. lENZ. Susan . 6.. 58 Hudwn Arm. Huurshaw. NJ. LEPOW, Semia IV 76 Huah'ulicn Av... Sundnia. MY. LEROY. Kmhlm M. 510 Hmpmn lune. Bullimoru t M. LEWIE. Jaupllin- I1. 32. S. Sianh Ave! in Grunge. l . UlIENFEw. CumF. ?279 Mali Av... Far Rockaway. New York 9?, N 1' LINEDEEGEI, J Elimhel'h, N. Main 5L, Bellman! N.C. LLOYD. Elixubrfh L. 23 Ir-mfiu: fem. Chatham. NJ LOCKWOOD, Virghiu M 25 Bullouah FL, Newtcnvilln 60. Man. LOHHAN, Dian. I . IT Mania Av... Wuhmille. Maine lO'I'L Ionniu J.. 9559 N. Ewen! Rd, Milwaukee 1?, Mg. lOWE. Martha 1... humour ii. leHuany, Conn. McCUuOCII, Cannon:- I , 1131 Marlborough Arm, Plainfnld. N J. MILEDD. Junli l.. 906 mmqukke But. MnLlun, Ya. McNAlL, Judith A., IUI Snulhem Mm. Idihllfll. NJ. mung, V'Irufuig I.. 97.15 Mimay Av... Elmhunl. NJ. PMIEYNOLDS. Mary A.. $30? 5. Main St, Curthuuo. Mo. MACHCINSKE. Danna V.. 30 Querly Dru Rye, MN. MANDELBAUH, Buyh A7. 571 Ocean Ava, Emtun 26. NJ. MAIGOLIES, Mary hull MM 802 'Fhird St, SW, Wmhinulan, DI. MARSHALL Chriirina L. 2237 NE 175, seam... Wmh. MARVEL, M. EIixubsH-I, cm 3? 3 FIJPI Kuger, Hanululu, Haw. MASON. Tbeuw IL, Apl. 2, 477 5. E1 Muiinn. Puindunu. Calif. MATHESDN, sum 3., 133 Manling Ham Rd.. Duxbury, Man. MAVNE, Debntull 0., 18 Pine St, Delmar. N'l'. MAZENKO. Tollana. 315 Panning !!! Ave, Puuulc. NJ. MAZZPE. Kalhlun C.. 32 Hunk! Hill Rd Wan Simlhury, Conn. MEAD. Dione K. 1721 Savunlh jvm. KoicllllumV Alli MEAIS. Mary Arm E.. 3 W'illiuln; id Chatham. NJ. HEDICKE. Carol. HA Purl: ii, Springidd 4. Man. HEERXMAN. Louise, 306 Highland Av. Cheshire, Conn. METER. Mnmarll I... 43 K5 ! Auk, Nmuvk, Del. MEYER. Smnn S. 13 Chapel Rd.. Owns. Mu. NEZUI. Connunre H., 3118 N. Trinidad 5L, Adinglon. Va MIC HEL. hulilh L. 531 Kenmore 36.. Marion Silurian, Pa. MlllER. Guy, W8 lnirfm, Dnlhu 5, Tuna MOHAMED. Inga m., c- o Mr. Mutiny Huhummd BnI-phh. Mmhlry cl Auritullurl. hnghui. Libya MolOSHOK. lynn A.. 8 F- 96 St, New Vol. 28. NJ. MOIDNGELL Phyllis 1A.. 60 Lukpsidl lim, Vqrono, NJ MORRIS, Deny J.. 362 Shumhum DL. Hadrian! W. N1 MORRISSEV. linda GMA, 3? Harwell Rd.. qukum. Mus: M055, Murlha L, 3101 I Iva NE Cedar lopid', Iowa MUELLER Eiiluhefll T.. 90 in Gal Guulnrd 37A. I-ulfurl 90. hunc- MUENCHOW, Linda 1., DUI Lourulwood Dr. San Mom. Calxl MULLIN. Michllll M... 5535 Cliulun AIL. 5. Minneapolis 1?. Minn NEIDI'ICH, Nancy E., I Liuhmuh Rd. We Hnnfurd 1Com! NEMECEK. Gmlginn :1, 27a GarEeld Ava., Minmlo. N.Y. NETHETDN, Sumn Q. T5 Warwick lid , Iehnoru. Musl. NEUSS. Morgan! 1L. 7 Cobb ht. New Immwicl. NJ. NchOls. Diana M., :7 Emenon Ave. Pimlield, Mun. NJCHDIS, Elizabnll A 1? Emerson AveH Fihhlield, Mass. NJCHOlS. Pamela 1.. heat Hill Rel. lerlmny- 15. Conn. NOEHREN. Trudilll 5.. 300 Fore Ave Banla 9, N.Y. MOVES. Grurehon D.. thnmuc 2d,. Cnncerd, hum. O'CONNOR, Judillu A., 3 Nolsou ELL 5mm Neck, NY. OGILVIE, Gwyn. 82 Park 5L, Wilton. Mains DLIFHANY. Kay L, 1?5 Hawthorn Ed, Imillflde 84, Run. OLSZEWSKL Junll It. 16840 ME. 13 SL, Salinas. Walk. DRAM. Tamara L, 52 Maplt id Bnldwimvilk, N.Y. OSUIDWSKL Barbara J.. lb H. Hcin 53., Saufh Hadluf Full:I Man. PADDUIY. Nancy H., 212 Palmer Hill ht, Old Gnuwlch, Calm. PARKER, JudHII L. 2001 Woodland Dr., Ymdlar, Po. FAIRER. lnnII It. In. 1. Box 1080. Oranaohura, 5.6. FAIRY, Inn E . 20 Johnna hm, Norlhboro. Hun. RNNAK, Anita 5., :14: Pklhury DL, Cindnnuli H, mm PETERSON. Susan M.. Jana: Cove, 8. 3mm, Main- FINES. Duborull A.. 42 lmrb REL Wu! Drones. NJ. HIIE. Allm. 53 Higl- 5L, P-nowok, N.I-L POLLEY. M. linda, 19 Wizllw Tun. Dllmal. FLY. POROPATICH, Jan. E , l Ridgurnl Rd Wulfingfold. Conn. POTTER, HDFIis V., 375 Cllnlnul 5L. Winnillu, ill. PGULSEH. Embam A ?3 Lunglnna 3d,, Well HnrHurd U, Emln. POUNDS. Metadith E. 1333 w Mapi- A . Down : Gran IFI. POWELL chaining. L. 23-5 Glunmnd Ii, Englewood, NJ. PRESCOW. Elaiu H. 350 S. Cedolbrwk Iii. Mienmwn. Fa. PUSSY. Sandra L. IDS Wulnui 5L, Halyall, Moan. PMOFIO. l. Francei, 327 Pupin Au., Wubnhr Glen: 1?. Ma. PUK'I'Z, Hudiyn F., 92 Wmdbr'rdgq Ii. Wayland. Mun. QUAD. 34qu 5.. 1 Franklin Te . Scull: Orangl, N J. IATH, PhyFl'u W.. 72 Newman Ami Wail Hurduld, Conn. uvik. Martha. Rn. J. Reimnhw, mud. IECORD, 5mm! 5-. 1? Johann Ed. Fatmuulll Fomaidl, Main- REEKE. Eii'mhdll A., 2619 Onkwuod S! . Gran Buy. Wit. IElCHAID. NmrHu: E., : 0 Hr. CIEHurd Roizhurd. .Mayiuld. Mkh. RENASCO, Linda C.. W Herbert 5L. Grinning, l t REYNOLDS. Sunni, 3531 N. Huglar Dr, Wllf Full! Snack, F'Iu. RICHARDSON. Elimbells. Caunry Id. Ipswich. Man. RlEGER. Susan D.f 226 Cnmnoaweellh Av... Naulon. Mam IllES, Barbara 5.. 72 Adam Au Haworth. NJ. EI'GHEY. Mary Kulu, 215 E. 69 5L, NW Yuri I'L NJ . RINGLEE. ery Lelia, Rio. 3, lax 8A, 450 E?oniwnll ltd. Manmun, Va ROSEHTHAL, Sam 5.. 1G9 Brook Manor. Fluulunfvilia. N.Y. RUTH. anrhurn K., 295 A 5mm Ave., Janey City 5, NJ. ROTH. Paniciu A., 1: Royal 01!: 01., Wesl Hanfold 7, Com- EOWIAHD. Elizabalh C., B EHEEIII REL, Sweet Blinr Callnun, Swag! Briur. Vn. RuoKIN, Alhnn W., 26 Mapluhude 1.va Eu Lungmoadw. Mm. RUSSEH. Murauerhe M.. Bl Furry Sh, MaahH-ld. Mon. SAILOR, Inni M . 1H Middaugh 51., Sumtrvilll, NJ. SAUEI. Vicioria R.. H Sou!!! 5l.. Midnsld, Man. SCHICHTEI. Karen 5.. 2416 Munwn Av... 'lraverw City. Mich SCHMIW. Linda l1, Hidmry Eli, Wnudhridgn. Conn. SCHNEJDER. Fenglup: 1A.. 49 Krrmey Sm Neudhum 9?. Han. SCHOENSTADT, Swan 5., Box 175, Sdmmn lulu, NT SHAPIRO. lolclind. 1035 5. Soulhluin Dr.. HDlIr-nod, Flu SHKAR. Monau- Cu 393 N. Main SI, Wlllnill'. NJ. SHEAREI. Susan ': . 332 Fairview Ave.. Alum . Pu SIGDA. Iarherinq 1.. 3H Fadunl SL. Gunnfmhi, Mun SLAVIN. Barbara 5.. 1330 knlh 5L. Douglm. Arh. SLOIIN, Daboluh, lob? Caiuverm Dc. San Dug: 7. Calil SMELUE, Marga!!! J.. 71 Frnn, DI . Wu! Hnlrflni 7. Carla. SNYDER. Karin 5.. 2013 Broahlde Dr.. Wanna. Ohio SOPHRIN, Helene. 361 Culling: SII Bulingvnn. W SFAETH, Suaarme L. 635 Weshhu SI. Philadoiphm l9. Fa. SPAlDJNG, Lorna D.. 35 Debmuh Ave l'immdd. man. SFEERT. Nancy. 1 01d Amw- Rd., Sgnudqle. NX. SPININGA Ku-Iluryn 6., 1:12 Elld Shari Mllh Id share Hil'lL H J STAUB. Suliy J.. TT Foiffleia' Dru Short Hills. NJ STAHFFED, Jane L. l25 N. 4-3 Ave Currclh'x. On. STEDMAN, D Elaine, 46 Oak Hi Av... Wumkk. ll. STEIN. Kurhleen E M? Fisher 5L. Needhom 92. Mun. STEVENS. Juan 6., 35 Monindale Id, Shun Hiilx. NJ. SIEWAFT, Vidnrlo G 92 Old Field lune. Milford. Calm. STILES. Nancy l... 438 Emile Ava, Mllurhen. NJ STODDARD. Jun!' 8., 5 Ltm-SH 5L. Hinghnm, Mun STOWE. Nam F.. 54 Manna : Ava, Fonunv, N J. STREIDI. Nnnty L, 5b12 WHlinmabmg NHL, Ar'llllemn 7, Va SuiLIVAN, Annie, Virginia Eplxopul khool, lynchbwu. Va. SULIIVAN, Karin M..14 Uibun 5l.. Hurlfod, Cmm. S'FHER, Eileen 3 . 235 W. Mn'm 51., Cllllllrr Conn. SZIDON. Harinnna 5.. Edi! Ium npin 55. Hutu Cuuhlluuu. Cummn. Yvnuurh: TL . suaun C., 550i N. 31 St. AtHngtnu T. Va TANNENIAUM. EHlubulh W , 1344' Gnhnu Mn, Manvqnmmy, Ma. TEAEHOUL Nancy 1,56 Cluundon Av! Montpeliel. w THOMAS. H Jnnur, 721 Warner SI. Hubbard. Ohlo 1NDMVSON. Laurol E, 226 Ingtllloud Id. Ridglunod. N J HIDE . Mary Luuise. 3!? Wmarlm Ava . Balwwl, Fa. 'IIU'ON, ludi- J.. leiow Ii, Sal! Paint. HY TOMANIK. Andria: 0.. 25 Voila PL. N. Nww Haven 15. Conn. TOILAJ. Linda A, 196 Gmnby RLL South Hudiey Fails. Man REES. 1mm. 42 lnbhm u. Sudbury. Mun. TROXEIL, Ann! 1., Bl! lobed E. lee Blvd, Charltsron. SC. TULLIS, thmn Aw 4708 5. luu'rlvmo. Tulw 15, Olly. VINHAZINGA, Virginia It. Anhbumlmm Stale Rd Fikhhurg, Mon, VICKEIS. 1uddh A , 'll Iivlrvinw Mm, South Swanm. Muss. Y$NCENY. Holly. IB'IO Scandal! I'd. Wmllinghn. D.C. V061. Humy lccloacl 73 M111 Rd. Hauinuwn. NJ. wADi. Marlon E . Ia Mayunger 2.. Mahwah. NJ. WAGGONEII. Jan:- A.. 31 Linmtn Ava, Wu! Buningmn, I.I. WAIDRON. $011? 3., 320 Edgv-uln BL. Lakewood. Ohio WALSH, 5Iolln K. 8 Kulpr-II PC . Itumln'ci, Main! WANG, Pam. 94 Cum Id, chum. N J WAHNEthCHEI. Ml L, 55 Clnrl 50.. lrnn. Mun. WAIPINNGIDN. Hynn 1.. 210? NE MIR 36., 519mg 5, Wash. WAUGH, Hulnn X.. 90 Munlol 5L, MIMDHI 73, Palms. Will. Linda A . ?D??? OuKhdil 81rd . Mk1 Riwr 16. Ohio WEBSTER, Roginl P. H: 5. G. Sunmvm I! Have: Ii, THI1F WEIGEL. Dorlnd: k . 4T? 5. Chm!!! St, Mnnranmm, NJ. WEJNER, Sh-Il-y N.. 184.11 Rudnar Rd, Jamim 3!, NJ. WENK. Carol 3-. 11! lnfiwulu Rd Mnunluin lei . NJ. WEUG. Elitob-Ih 4., N5 Frorunu lune, Mumumnqd, NJ WHALEN. sIlBhEH1I M., 301? Parkway, Chuvcrly. Md. WHEELER, Lynn K., 5?! Emma; Ii, Fairlield, Cams. WHIPPLE CIuI-rt. R., 37.1 Mnrrvr Ruin Princeton, NJ. WHITE. Cynlhia J.. m Wudhrldgn 51.. South Hndluy. Mun. WHITE. Donna L, Yarhhlm Rd, Dnvor. Muss. WILBLHL Koran Mu 39'75 Wnl lah I111. Cunnnduigvu, NJ. WILLENBOIIG. Joanna, 117 Dinklnun Luna, W. Pmk, Wilminalon, Del. WILLIAMS, Dlhnrnh L. 61?? Slnrin alum, Kanmuw 23, NJ. WILLIAMS, Jud1l11 Mu S. Symmure Knulil. South Hadley. Mun. WILSON. Balbold A., $23 Gllnwey. Cincinnnn 15. 01110 WILSON. lculan H., Canquul fun , Eumuulln-I Mtl. WOLF. D-homh, 5800 Mluiun Dr., Shawna: Minion. Kunnu Cirv. Kan; WOlF. Sandlu M, 1010 NIH. Ann Lune, Memoronuk NFL woon. Ann. M.. 434 w... Rnlhuly Pkg. w. nuhm 32. Man. WRESJEN. Knrhllon C., 77 Hmlusasl 5t, Holyoh. Man TACUU. JIBHHI M.. 931 Spring IM. Cleuolond 9. Old: YESHIUAN. Swan I... II? C1nrlx Avon. Chrluu 50. Mail. YOUNG, Amanda, Ha Monol- Ave., Fulpan. NJ. ZELNICK. Joan C. 3175 Knot PL. Glen! 57. .7. ZIEMIA. Mary l . 1305 Atullne! AV! . Nab kdford. M015. IIMMEIMAN. tulivrn 1.. RD 1U! l, Pa 10111:. 19.1.... Mw Ill Cqu-nbia 5!.. New l-ivo'm, Conn uflr. Cunn. ClASS OF 1969 AIEINIIVHY. iimfllo WU d9 Nummiduiiho, ihibqu-lu. Tokyo. Japan NEDSTA. Votgm lln. An. 51:- Call 2-14, Can 241. San fen. Cow: Eicq ADAMO, Ian M. 19? Wuhaimhr Ava, Wummnn, Man 0117? AINSWORYN, Shawn P., 35 Gina. M... N Hum. ll, Cann. ALBERTSON, Comm 0., 74 Clvh Id, linnide. Conn. ALLER. Cufhorlnp A . Inlnlutkon Ii, lnllmrille, Conn, ALVES. Sondra A.. linculn Ann, Halo Pk Burllngfun, NJ. ARCHIIALD, EII-n 11., 4.502 Growndulo Aw Minrwupulb 1'4, Minn. nMom, anl L, J.JI Gmdm Sr.. Hinghum. Mm. ASHMAN, Mary 5., 3an W. 11nd 5L, indlunnpulil B, Ind. EACH, Bind: L, In! Firm! 5L. Scull! Hudlny, Man. IAEHKER, llndn l... 7.! Con Id., Oyulr Buy Con, NJ. BAKER, Lludu Io, 4H? Edinu lint; Minnaupnli: 2d. Minn. IALL, Linda J.. 66 Fu1rhaun Rd, Wuraulu 6. Man. nnazs. a. L-pm, Dunbow aa. Waduwond. Dulham NH. MRI. Iolhulu J.. 31930 Wudlwnri'l En. leonla. Mich. 131.10 nun, Nnblnl M.. n24 01d Hammond Horn. sum Rouge, La. msnv DARSHOP. Och E. RD 1. k: 15?, Fl'loI-Iold. NJ. MRTH Suum I . 175 mm Ramon Hold:r Wan Nyack, NY. IMTYLE, Marlin! C , Em:- Park Dr.. Grunm'clu. Conn. IEAL Sulunnl 3.. Hl-gh m. Soulhuu Hurbnl, Muillu. MAN. Kriinu D.. ?13 hank PL. Winchauu. Term. MAID. Ann! 5.. 1M Wlailnd Ave. Wond'luler 2, MRI. IEDFOED. Kahlua 5., 410 Ole'luld, Easf hating. High. DEHEENS. Elizabeth. H.. 1305 Fiddler'i Green, Full; Church. Va. BEJSWANGKR, Chlilh'na M. 11 Elm CL. Peri JeFeuoI-I, MT. Bill, Curalyn P. 12265 Cou'lwvla DL. lm Angela: 19. Ca1if. BENECI. Lnler 9.. 16 Springdolo Id. kuradule. NJ. 10555 IENGE. Badwm C, 1519 Shiplny mi. de'mglon 3, Del. GEIIINGED. Ali . ?NT DnlEeId 5t, Chzry Chan 15, lid. asmNuson, 5mm. 1,. 3.. 41, Melton. Carin. 06049 BETH. H. Vatgimn. 8 laiwr-ly Lnnp 511113011 N Y nmzr, langinp A , Tupbr-eld Rd. rpm'd, Mm. BIANCO. Hnlrn M, 19 Outlooiu Ed Wuhfx-Id. Hun. IIACKWELL, Claire $ . 902 W 2nd 5L. Elmira. N.Y BLAKE, Huliana l., ho. Dot :3. nluckpuim Hursuhoe. nummn. NJ ILAUVELI, KulMt-un H . F23 Moaduu Si Holence L Mus: IUSS. Sully J. 27? Wundlunci Hi. Wnonlodwh 2.1. GOIEN, AnMn C.V. 118 5. F-qnilm 51'. Wi1keahlvg, 15:. IOGARD. Phyiliu A.. TH E Mum: A . u.;,. village. Woonmigrl RI, EON'IE. Eugenie l. 1? Humenrend Inn. Union- Vllluge, anwde', E.I. GRANDT. Barbara J. 53 Webbel Pl , Gfdll Fainlu Shores 36. Miah. BRAININ. Cipro I.., Clunr Hill Rd. Poughkeepsie, NY. BRHON. lind'n A, 30? Albion 5L, WulpEeFd. Man. HREWER, Curnlyn, Overhnk D... Helmdol, w ERINK. Choql L. 35 Munhaueh Tn. Medford Lokzu, NJ. 05055 SHOCKS, Marguurih L.I '20 Wafe- 5I., Squurd, Calm. EEOWH. Eovuly A.. 2 Cndur Lane. Mounplquu. NJ GROWN, 1'. Robin, Keithorl. Ga: 549, Glautelllr, V'ra 23$61 ERUNO. Marilyn J , 122 E. 27 ! 51., Brooklyn IO. 195.1 . EUCK. Buurlv 1.. 16 Wrudumwe Rdh BloomEL-ld, Conn. SURGER, Suuun. 134 H. 9111 AWL. Highland Park, NJ. BURNS. EHan W, 19 lynn Dru Hnlynk. Man. BUSHER. Diane Mu 461 Manor 1.5mm Pullman! Mum , N.Y. IOSDE BUSSARD, iobelfn, HUD Barby Mill 511, Wlllhini'en 3'. 951. BUTTERFIElD. Karen E.. IDUI Cu1ifomin 5L. Sun Francilm, Calif. CANT. Jean 5. A90! longu-iew 51-3., KnaxVille. Tenn. CAMPIHL therino E, 2713 Wndmnnh Rd . Gavulund 22. Ohio CANTOI, Punidu A., :3 Winger! R1. Yonkm. NJ. EARC-lll. Sunk K. 821' Funds: Pd Blrminghem, Mink. CARLISLE. Janice- M. 41' Woodlidq Cit. Simlhury, Conn CARROLL. Elitvhrl'h P.. Umad St. Burro. Mun. CARTER, Junol u. w lahoby Ed. Wuhan 68. Man. CHRO. Inmann, Spring Rd, F112. Auburn, Mains CNJll. Mariam- E. 1900 lollovel Om, Aachen. Min. CHOMSIY. Him: I , 151 N Bouiing Gwen Way lm Angela, Calif 90cm cum. Cynthia 1.. 109 MunrO! IM . Quinn! .69, Mon. CUFF, CuJoWH J . 35 heudavbmoi Dr , Pr?nczroo. NJ. CIAIK. Melina H, ID 4, Emma, Pun. CU . swan I. m Aupc'n 51.. Vondanbug AF 5.. Call. 1LIFFOHD, Man; E. 11? iudg- Ed,Humdea1?. Cnnn KLOUGH. thu'nu E, Eur 5f. Wullzbovu, N.H. CDBUIH, MulHyn L. UCNMnian Cullegr, Benningro- vs. COHAN Hally M ea: 19th 51 . Hraakhm 30. NJ. COLAHERI, Grou J , 2531mm H111 Dr , Sher! HIIII, NJ. C0lCOID.C!-ri:l1u 1.. I! Hilluav Id , Suloln. NH. COLLINS. D Jean. 12? Colour Id . Darrin. Conn. 06823 comma. Judivh L, 1:: 1., qu id.. wen Townsend. Men. CORNEUUS, Than: l, 314 County Ceniu Rd. W111?! Plains. N.T CORNMAN, M. Ellmbarlu. 1N Elm 5n, Hanan, FLY. COSTELLO, Judi ! M 10! Buy 5L. Manchalhr, NH. 031011 CDYLE, Arm. 1000.5 Meudawhill Rd. Silnt Spr1ng. Md. 20901 CEMG, Donna E., 318 1 WHow Grow: 1.qu Philadelpkfu. Pa. 19113 CROWLEY, Lucia F.. IOU Rabunn 5!. Fun R-vnr, Mans CULLET, Culu1 EL, l? Cm 5L. W111inun Pku N.Y CUMMINS. Jana 6.,12 m: s... lrw'rsluwn, Main CUERLN, Patricia D . 11 Nara Rd., Wm? Burringlnn, Ill. CURRIE. Marie 5.. 631 Mmluwu Rd. Raleigh. NJ:- 27am CURRIEI. 5, ... AWI. Hill rum. lake Am. Grllnwich. Conn. cusrn lfnn A, 1'; 5.31;. Rut M, Upper Saddle Rim, NJ. 07423 DILE. Gillian H. 518 N. Mary 5!. Applalnn, Wis. DAlwiG. J! C.. I Pl-l-l Coop Rd. NEW 1'qu 10. N V DAVIS Ann Y , 721 Star! DL. Annupcln. Add. 21101 DAVIS. Suwn C . H? Fum- L. Wuhwd. Mun. DEAEIDRN. Crnlhi-u. ?25 WuIHlld Av... an'lu. Calm. MICHEL Jacquelyn 0.. 325 1190th001: Ar... Imam Pa. DELAHEV. Vitplnin l... 23 mm Se. meinglmm. Hun. 01701 DICKENSHEE1S, lynvl 6.. RD 2. TD! Irwin! Id.. Iwmuwn. NJ. 09057 OICKEIMAN. Eligqbllh. 61 Omega 5L, Balduimv-Hln, NY 130?? DICIEIMAN, Iona. 300 De Man Ave Inchi : Clr 11570 DIVII'TO. Burton: A. 154 E. Main SI.,MiI1nrd. Mon. DION. twin HI. I Huunry Sn, Suigm, Man DOEHIING, Canal 1.. 1070 Alcald: Dru, Glendale, Cw111.91?07 DOUN. ?nniclu 3.. 23 lumen 5L. DoreII-mn- 24. Ma DDNALDSON. Duharah Au Bun Rock Rd. anuknnu, NJ. DONALDSON, lydlu l... Old lningvun Eda Llnwlu. Mun. DONOVJIN, Hulan W. Rnrbnr Iii. Sandi Fuinl. NI. DOOLEY. Sharon l... 2401 Penmyhaniu Ann, Apr. 174-50, PhlIId-Iphia. Pu. 1W 30 DNINKO, Ellzubavh 1... 4-391 Middlrduli Eli, lrndhunl 24. Ohio DWSTEN, Virginia 5.,10 Bellcrivl Cuunlrr Club Grounds. SI. lnu'n 41. Mo. DUDECK. Virginia M. 35724. Winding wu. Mum . Sq, Pa DUTTON. Iu11u l, 20 FonEppon-r Iii, Punippunr, NJ. DIJYSSN, Margol l.. 413' Wolf; luau. Wham Manon. N.Y. DYE. Alllm E.. 1730 Highland AIL. lbdoullr 18. NJ EDMANDS. Marlin E.. 10 Eudey 5L. Bantam Mun. EDWIQDS. Ian'rl M, Sandwich ii, Flymmlflh Mun. ELLIOTF. Dion M. Mtddle Sn. Middlelm. Conn. OMS? ELLIOTT. Tina I., 34 CHMDII Ave Weatporl. Conn. 06380 ENGELMAN, Claudia E.. Fury Dun, Truman. NJ. 0562! EPSTEIN. Nann- W.. 514 Jarvis Lane, lanlwi1lu, Ky. ESHLEMAN, Sully Pu 611 Maw: 51., Phinolphin 19, Pa. EVANS, Marian E.. 1128 N. Walnut! Sh. Danvilln. III. EVERETT. Diane E.. Bl Cnllege 5!., Clinton. NJ . EVERETT. 1!. Lynne. 130 E. 9th 51., Hinldult. HY. FAIRAINKS, Diana 5., 12 ?eninsul'a ill. Mlvudutu. Cu1l1. FAIROANKS. 50111 Barnard. 7 wneuf 5L, MidIN-taun, Man FEiT. Jannnv, 215 Adan St, Brooklyn 1, N.Y. FEIGUSON, Janul W 352 Arnold St. NW M1ord. Mall FERRY. Manila. Ruhel China 56, Mexico DJ 20, Helium FETUS. sand : E.. :65 Adam: Avt, Hwonh, NJ. rmxexsmn. Dim... lamupn TL, Harrison, HY. ?INKELSTEIN. Ellcn l... 11 Mining! DL. Bram Nari, NX FISCHEACH, liudu, 174 Fadlehi Rd , Cincinnuli 3!. III. FISCHER, Juan 1.., 29 Wilmn Id.. Hnmdln. Conn 00517 FISK, Margery C.. 325 Mourns AVE, WyckoG. NJ. DT-llB FLACCUS. larloy. 4747' Whilaker Dn, Mhluulu. Mum. 59501 FLEER, IlmborW, 613 W. HurhneH lon'. Fhill'dalph'm 15, Pa. FlOR. Mud: Jo. 235 Lunvuine DL, lululn 23, MT. 11223 FloRSHElM. Kathi. E.. 234.1 Old MFH Ki, Luke rule , III. 60045. FOWLER, lury A.. a Plinu'an lid., Wuyml Pu. FREDELL. Barbara A.. 13:1 E. Ivy 5L. Em! Ruchmlar, N 1, FIIEDMN. KGWH 1.. 6'35 Hauar CL. Emunl. Mfr. 11003. GAOIOW, Murialyl. 1H Kanyon Av... WakIHIH, 11.1 GAJOWSKI. CIIII'VI. ID. 351. Palatine Iridgo 1. N T GANNON, HIIIn F., 334 Old Yawn Way. Huuuwr. Mon 0333? GIRY, Sundla-Guyh Al, 1212 511! Ave New York 21?, HI. GAVIN. 'lay A. d Endicon min. Huntinglnn, NJ GAY , Marin W., 17-11 Chmpc'w Aim, Humplon. VD. BEAIHAIT. Meryl L, ID! Shorellum DL. lochrilllr, NY. 14013 GIANNASI, Hilda E.. 125 KnnHwnod SI , SpringFgld 4, Mon. GIIERSON, linda 1... 300 N. Huntinglun Au Mulgoll, NJ. GISEL, Sarah L. 58 iumuv 11d., IuHalo 9, N1. GLENDGN. Ju1in E.. 509 Main SI 1 Dallon, Mun. GOlDSMITH. Suwn Marlon, 2631 Durham Rd 'I'Ilrl. Pa. GOODWEN, Ellxabafll AH 10 Lnngview Ur Chprmed, Mull. GOIHAM. Call 0 , 11M Plymnulll 5L, Snarlard, Com! CONN, lloanm F., 533? RHgmuy Rd. Hkhmond. Va. GOSTANlAN, Sandlo 1., :1 IraEHerd AV... Howrlli , Mun. Gil , Home A , 56 tulzuide Du, lumm. NJ. GREEN, Scndm- i. , 10519 mbm Ann Clmlolld 6. Ollie GREENMAN. Sara J . C Mitidl PE , Gmhon, N Y. lml GRENFEH, 'umlu M., II chum Id., Newlan- Hn, Dalian. Cum. GRESHAM. Juan 0.. lo: 52, Shnwwd 0n. 51-711 ; J:I.. Mn. GROHDE. Jnnk- 6.. m HiaanH-a- Ii, North Durlmoullk. Mun. saosmm. Bony E.. aoybuq Farm. Nanrumr. Mm. ELIAS , laulu H, 199-14 58111 AVE HUIHIIQ, NJ. 11365. GUNDERSEN. Hitched! P.. 55 ArnDFdaID idh Wu! Harlfmd 7, Conn. Hula, Marianne, 232 W. 31d 51.. Wnlllnlaurg. Cob. HAEGEl, umlean n. 6! cum, 5... Milan. om HhLEYf,Ju11n 1., 56 Ridga Id, iturlnnlmd. NJ. HthEY, Jane M., Io: Bonlv! Park. splinuaurd 1, Man. HANNl. Slephanig 1.. 4. Koruhi 51., Kulumah'. .Mholu, Crone HARDY. Suml'l E., 6310 Cvmirnnd! Civtlo. Fulll Chunk, Va 210:: HARMON. HOHy L. Munwnv'rfle. N.H. HARRIS. Mary LJ 4540 N. Polk Avon Indianapolil 5,1nc1. HAM'MANN. Ann E.. 1526 01116 SIII Tern Hun . Ind. HARWOOD. Kulherina 5., Divilion 5L. Own! Iovringlun. Muss. HIKYMAN. Danna 1.. 5919 Icy Saul 116., lncfiunapalia 26. Ind. HAYNES. Morgan? E , 1321 Eon! MI Hop. 1105.. Ukamon, Mich. HEALEY, Ill 0., 607 Erhigeman Tun., 1min . Md 31204 HECKEI. lanI. 1570 JzFenoh 51., Tanned. NJ MEIMOFF. Rona M , 300 Queen limp Ed 1aomui. NJ. NEMNHNGEE. E112 M... 49 Coda! Shot! DL. Mulmpaquu, NJ. HENRY. Junire L. 22 Slin-u'fu Ara. Maucpuqum mr. HEITZ. P11141115. 96? Ptnmwiu 01rd . Wwdmuw, N Y. HIIBARD. Juli: C., Farndok' GYM . ID. 2, Box 11011 Wnyxnro, Minn. 55191 HORNE, KerhI-yn IL, Fuirmounl Rd. ID. Cahlon. NJ. NOCHMAN, Joan .l , 025 E01! 70 ! 51.. le York 9, NET H001 , Sarah A.. 9'18 Nitlmli Dn. laurel. Md. 2081B HOFF. Morgue! A, 53! Highland An: I Walh'vald, NJ HOLMES, Gino E.. 1407 Duh Hill AIL. Haglulown, Md. HORAN. C1n1hia I... 31 Hobart Bil, Wulon 83, Man HORNET. Andrea 1.. 12 Wnlrwf 5L, G1Drurlvlllo, NJI'. HOWARD, nofba'l 5., 14.32 Woaduzm DIV Alden . Va. HOWE, Eunice 0.. 142 Sunni?! JUL, Btookljnl, Mun HOWELL Kufhryn A., 1705 N Ftairie $1., Gulmbwn, III. HOWELL Howard 1., 194? Brundywinn 51. N.. WnIh'maron. D.C. HUEMEI. Chrilh'nu 6.. 14 Fad Ave Mondhum, NJ Huu. Shred! H., 8 :4th Tenocr. Durham, NH. HUNZIIEII. Jami: Lu 1? Wall Du. vingnoa, NJ. HUSTOH. Swan 11.. 1517 lincoln Path E . Crunlnrd, N J IGlEHEART, lnll- 5., 3701 Whrillonu Rood. Ernmr-Ht. 1nd 47711 IGlEHEAET, Wendy A 554 GaHqu AUIN WinnerI-n, III INGERSOLL. Wendy E., Hanesllm HiII. Hati-nin. Dnl JAILECKI. Cynthia E.. 223 Dan Ave lumturd 16, I.I JACK. luq' l.. 57 Mount Vnnon 5L. Ienlon. Mun. IEFFERJS. Nancy R.. 2530 Murlu AVE..DGIIDI1E1,1BIUI JOESOH. Joiuphina A., 580? Kanmvre ld.. hirimum 1D. Md. JOHNSON, Dddre L, am Valley Rd, Upper Munvrle'n, NJ JOHNSON. Eliwbalh P., 28 Theodora 5!, Nowinglu- Conn JOHNSON, Gayle 3., 192 winthup sum, Now Bmuin. Cum. JOHNSON, taurel D. 151 EdgeH Road. Framinghnm, Man. JOHNSON. Marv V. ?IAD Wufmomlund An. SI Louis. Mo. JOHNSON. Nancy MM 17 Multan I'm, Hnmdan 1E. Calm JONES, Eliell W 21 Inwwd Rd , full 7011:. NJ. JOHOiN. Jiil C.. Curing! Grppn Ann , W Main- SI . Kuiomuloo, Mich. KAY. Janice M., 340 Surpvnrine Dr.. DII Hut. Ca1il numm, Aim 12., Apt. Its. 70 lung'u Cv, Sunlurw. Fulnc Rim 00911. IEECH. Janna. L. 11.0. :? Hnrpunrillu, H Y KEENER. Suian 0.. 315 Alkmm Dr, Pimhwgh 2!, Pl. KELLEY. Nancy 1.. Box 3926, Grcanrilln. Dal 19807 KEMP. turban: l... 12 Wanlnnd u... Ernalvilla, NY KENDREW. Pulriciu AH 640 Splingarld 5.. Wllbruhnm. Mon. K511151014. Sarah, 21 E. Main 51.. Porl' Jurdh, NY. KENNEDY. Jenn i, E Nolmumij' REL 50M ! Hudloy FDHI, Mun. KENNEDVr Min. 24b Ccmruf SIu onltlun. Man. KESSLEE, Dana AH 2210 Halldariun 5L, Btlhluhem, Pu. KHGMAN. MOMIIiru POL, 123 Peihurw 115.. Songhai, Thailand. KHOMAN. Thnvidu M.. 123 Pelburi 111, Iunuiak. Thn-Iand. KNOX, Nancy V.. 11110 lepncl S . Welraofd. NJ. KOUI, Undo M- . T10 Shady- inun DI . Wnrfwld. NJ. IO?ACZ, Paul: D Hawking I6 Siwlridut, Mun. IOIN. Icky E.. 151 5115: Ave New Haven 11. Conn. IOILUFF. Arielle 11.. 1507 Guerld AIL, Wyomiuing. Pa 19610. KIAEHIING, Candice J., 5371 W. 3th.! 51., 51. low- PL 116, Minn. KIEAM. Hulbnl'u E.. 3 M11116!!! lung, 51 CUVI, NJ. KIOEKEI. Kathllun W., 7437 lcrdny 11:1.w Chollonhom, Pg, ILIPFER. 51mm 5.. 7540 31d AV! lung Inland CH1 6, NJ, MCEY, Ann W.. Io: 52$ Marlun, Mun. LAMPEI'I'. Fey, Mondith Faun. l'apoEu-ld', Mm. LAOLIIEIMII, Jaye: It. 35 Borrh 5t. Dedhnm. Nuns. HUI. Punch! 1.. 17 Cnrlhn Rd. Manny. N.Y. MVIIN. Madtlillo L. Sol 559, Winlfrd. Coan. lEACN. Hilabolh 1., 3115 UMOIII Hwy Fwnklin PL, NJ. I366. Lwiuu D , W52 lininom ltd., 5!. 1mm 21, NJ. LEPII. Mmd. A, m: Mm An. N..- Hum 12, Cu... lElNEl. loan A , ll Callmn Arm. suy-mu, X. 1173:. lESSE'I', Vivian 6.. im l, Blvd.. Wilmingm: 1!. D31. lEW, Gonwdo L, R... :31 Middle Id. Beheaded, law. lEWIS, Abigail, 7 Elui Lani. lttihown. NIL LIBIY, an I... ll Ilauhurd Av... I'Vl'l. Man. 0215? LIGHT. Ellano! 3 . ,9? Summil AV... liver Edgl, NJ. LINKHOIN, Suzannl M.. 1270 Randal. Ila, humiald, Ohio. LIPPSE'I'I'. Fault! 3., m E. 23d 51., Broom Ill. N.T. LISON. Clary! A , 23 W. llwd'wnf, Gatdnu, Hull. HTTLETDN. Diana 12.. III human My , Frovldonu b, I'LL $CEB. lnuro A., 2109 MW. 55 PL. Oklahoma City. Gila. 73TH. IOKEY. Murguto! E., 1055 Walrtl Awau laVelz. Md. lOMSARD. Swan 0.. 75 Sllur Brnnk Id Shrlmhury, NJ. lOlHELL. Joanna. .17 Emily Lnnn, Bristol. Conn. lOVElOY. Momma! 5.. 10222 Mantle Arm, Town:- 99. Wash. McCARTHY. Slum Y 1737 Cum Way 5., litminghum 5. Ala. McCOIIMICK, Ann 5.. 19! Cum: 51.,EuIlAnmrn, N.T. MLCREIRY. Edwin: C.. 2416 Norfhumhedund Mm. Rlclumand 20. VI. McCOY, M. Cunduw. 1467 Amulf- Dru ?OKPEI: Puliludel, Cnlil. McDERMO'I'I', Maryann E.. $07 Nuw Durham ldu Me'uchen, N. J. MEGEHEE, luviu 5., 5533 5. Knn-wod AW Chicago 37. III. MEKEEVEI, Ilium: 1.. HM Holtnnth Rd mewbrwk. Pu. MKMAHRN, Mnrgunl l., WI? Manning 5L. Grunt Fulll. Vu. MxMM-ION, Jan. M. 93 Oak $1, WHfuln-f 8L Man. MALONEY, Iunniu P. 18 Humihun Rd. Chupmquu, N. Y. MANCKE. 5. Marie. 520 Noun Ava.. Bethlehem. Pa. 19018. MINEIA, ldolaid- D., ll Hanvkh Rd . vaidulte d, T! I MANSFIELD. Susan l.. 3, Bull 5L. Radian, N. H. MRKLEY. Shirl: 11., 156 1M5Fwwd Du, Hartl- Clinic . Ohio M720. MARTIN. Jana. 78,21 mlh 5I.. Gilndulo 7?, N. Y. MASK. Robust: A , 301 Hunmre- 5L, mam. Calm. MASON, Juanifu 5.. C.W.A.. Monrovia. lihrie MATSON, Jam: 0., 31 Wnrli Hihl 2d . Iombay. India. mtson, Iowan. 1., u mum... Dr.. Chicopee Fain. Mun. KEINSCHEIN, 51lorry1 5.. AH. SMMIM DL, Hluolningfull. ind lT-UJI MERDL Joanne S , 743 local AVL tnrclnmnm. N. Y HENINGEN. lynnn L. 2. CHEIide DL, lin'ngdull. N. J. MILLEI, ummdin. A. 363 9': 1.... Nu- Eumhrlund, Pa. 11070. nILlEI. Euounlo M... 2?! Efixnbllll ML. Elixubclh, N. J. MILLER. Iona E., 11' Nara Id. Burlington. II. I 02806 MILLEI. Jami 5., m Hauppouqc ltd, Smithmn, N. r MILLER, Murlblrll L, I30 Filhirf St, Holmium. Cunn. D65 . MELWARD, Cenalunu 5., Mondawbmnl ad, Inmgmn, N. Y. MINER. Windy M.. 717 luluwood ali- , Winnuin, III, IMVA, Ann C. 019 W. 11011151.. Apt. IA, New York 31, N. Y. HOODY. Koran L, 1'! Memo- AWL. Esau Drum... N. J. MORGAN. Chryl I.., .16 Mdmu An , Younguloun 12. Ohio. MORGAN, Particle N., 707 lumhurlu Mill N , Weimvld. N- 1- MORSE, Robin M.. 3? hunk SL. Albany- 3, N. Y. 1110559, Sally H., 32 South Mlddlaluwn 36.. Manwuln. N. J- 07645- HURPHY, lurnn M.. 133 Kinyun 51., Hurlfurd 5, Calm. MURRAT, CIIonIn E., Harbor Vi ! ML. Stony Brook, N. Y. MYERS, Martha 5., 20 E. VII! 5L, Nu: fart. N. Y. MYEISDN. loh-na 9-. d5 Wuhwud Timur Nu 5'- FWHEU'O ID, 7'5 NEWCOMB. Muir 0.. 5103 N. am 5L, Arlington 7. Va. NEWCDMI, cymhin I.., 66 hdg-r Cir. Hilhn. Man. MIBs. NICKEL canny. 5., d , DNIH. Vt. 05760. HIEDEIHAUSEI, Nancy. 65 Barton St. Humden. Cunn- NOIWI'II. luzbum K., 105 sooth H , D-dhuln. Muss. OAKLEY, Jon I. 2.1 Iunim Landing, Wallpofl. Conn. CARSON, Juan. 1., F129 Ln Blvd Lmnnd. tun. COLE, Andria l. 5341 N. Pwnulvuuio Aw? lndinnqwlis. Ind. 46220. oohi DKAMOI'O. Emi. 7-04 mm 5L. Whitmlnm. N Y. 1135?, DKIE, Alia 1., Pinntm Dr. Hnnde-nonuillv, N. C. OLDENDOI'FH. Lynn A.. w! Gage 5... lunnhalon. w. OIIVER. Judillu H.. 41 Ewruuqn DL. Haul: Eulduoli, N. J. OLIVER. Maria 1. 130 3rd 51.. Ruan, Pu. ISWU-l. cans, 1m. 1, 1301 1mm Lana. plbingfon, Pa. OTTO, Pwl'rkh: l.. 72$ Ashby Dr, Wurnnbaw. Va PARKER, Solh- S . 15 W 5!. BIIEI'H Fawn, Mu . PARKIN, ml... M H, 5 Van Lu: P1, Prmbulgh. Pa 15232 PAESKV, Paulo F. M: Georgia CI. id . Emhumr TO, N. V. PAISUNS, Eynvhie D, 211 Andrew; IH. Hinmcln, N. 'f'. PAEFEE. Glenda L. 2833 Mona V'Iru Dr. Dalia: 16. Tum. PASSING. Barbara L. d: Paulin Bivd. leunia. N. J. PATYISON. Margvrr u. 712! wan; Av... Clecinnml 3, 01m. PATE, Helunu C.. Puclnlcmd ltd, Grunwich. Conn. DERH, Mamarim, 3200 moan... Apr. 5:, Nrw ank 2?. N. Y Pill. Mndplrn. 1155 E 71 SI, Indiunnpolil 20. Ind PEI'EIIS. Marian I.. 9'21 Alvuui Pk Rut. Turringlon, Conn. VINALP. Adary C . 749 N. 7815 51., Dmclw 1-1. Nlhr. PINKSION. .l Eltxahoth. 1W Midwood 5L. Srooklyn 25, N. Y PORTER. hhrl M, 3166 E 145m 5L, Cleveland 20. Ohio. PORTEIFIELD. E. Amanda. I Hamkome 1141., Bronmnlle, N. Y. PRATT, Dubumh L. 5? Mouduwbroni lint. Wmh-uod. Mun PRESTON. Elolnur, 60 Dogwuad Luna, Swurlhmore, Pu. PIOLMAN, Nancy J., ll anu Hill 5L. Luwrznze. Mun. PIJGHE. M. Kay, 313 Grove Aw. Wmluinglvn Guns, Md. uuacxtuausu. tdu L. 55 w. Main 5... Malncwk, N. v. BAD? RANDALL. Ann C... inlfwood CFIU Rome 3. Excellim, Minn. RANKIN, Linda A, 63 Comm! 51., Wei! Hummd, Conn READ, thlonn n., Cabbltr'n LmI Porn H'rl.. Awnnduia. Pu. READ. Nancy 6., 7710 Citclu Crust Rd, Lnuiuiiie, Ky. RECORD. Joulyn D.. Bedbrd 12s., CmIFair, Mun 02718. REED. Embaru E. 66 Orchard 11$, Chathum. N J REED. Robin C. VI? lulu Dr. 59th MH-uukee. wn. REISWN. Linda IL, 5 high: H, Eon Ecduwny. N V. REEAWEK. Mum I. 748 Prym Aw.1enuvmndu N Y HISI. BICHARDSDN, Suioh 1.. 307 W MzNeeae Rd. lair: Lhuden. La HEISEH. Murillo L. 859 E lewine lung. HEFwnulee, Wis. 5321?. EIGGS, R Hizuhorh. V637 Huu- Dream Rd. Eden, H. Y. ROBINSON. sundru I. IV? Cahbmdp- An. Foh Haun. H. J. EDDGHIS. Jam-t E. 23 km-nnud Rd. Nmbotl Cum 05851. EOIIEE. talk, M. 911 Wuhan! SI. Furyuburg, Ohfu EDSCOE, send-u J, 15 Wei ngron SI. Greenfield. Man. ROSEN. Iud-ih 5, A9! 411, I10 Slade Au. Enlflmnle. Md. Romans. J aorburu. lecw Lune. Woodbridgu 15, Conn. ROYHMAH. .Iruwf Shorty. 4834 H. II P1. ,1!cc:si1 16. Ari: ROZHDN, Irncia 0.. Fund Meadow R1. wearhrceh, Conn RUDDOCIL rudirh A. 55 Trumbull Ire Plo:avillu. Cunn RUMNEY, Sumn C.. S qulcv-Ile Id Slum, Cann RUSSElL Sump H. 7m Orchard Rd. Hnaorsfuwrl, Md. RU'IH. Nanq An 72 Nurlon SI. Maldawe, Conn SAGE. 1: Nolan's. 597mg Hm 5mm. 11 :71, Matunqle Pa 18015? SAIAMOIO. Evannul- 1.13m Hu-VUrd Ed. Glun numiw. Md 5A10MON. Carol A, 72 Soundview On. FDI1SEIIdmia. N Y I176B. SCHAFLER, Jan. 944 Slh Aim, Nuw Turk 21. N. Y. SCHMAlERIEDL Juurl i... 5075 Darrumnnr. BEIminghu-n. Mich SCHMIBT. Barbara A. Ru. 1, Box 61 De-enpcri. lawn SCHMIDL Carol 5.. 1660 Sylvumr Fl, HigMund Park, Ill. SCHUUE. Ann l.. El? Srh Ave.. Nuw Yuri: 21, N. Y. SCHUTZMAN. Susan M, HI! 5. Lung Ava. Pimhmgh, Pa 1520!. SCOTT, Formula P.. .14 Formal ham. lumduwne, Pa. 19050. SEIFERT, Eliwbnrlu k. 1'7 Highviow Ma, hchhue L N. Y. SHANAHAN. Deirdu 15,1. Emn-Iin DI , Grsanwkh. Conn SHARP. Anna A. 910 wulhlnifull Av: . Hucldunirld. N. J SHARP, Luci- P. H . aoJ Chunk 51.. Sound Imol, N. J. SHARFLESS, Donna L., 601 Bmokside 1v... Wayne. Pa SHERJDAN. 5mm 5.. W31 mlbm Emu Huh Burlin, Conn snElMAN. Duane l. Winnuwn-I Farm. ymp'on. Mon. SILVERIERG, Sabina 5., 147 LUulu-l HiH ?err. Nau- Ymk W. N. Y. SIMMONS. learull L, HSE Ava, Lw'nlon. Maine. smOH. cnmnm. I.., 1250 Von Stub Dr.. Wmum, Pa. SIMONE. Sumn 11.. 5 Random Id. hirhl'rl, Cunn. SINGER. Anna 1, 52 Muadow View Id, Holyoh, Man. 0100. SLOAN. Barbara I... 1-1-4 Harlan PL. luthariord. N. J. SMAHWOOB. Diana 1.. 116 Emu! SI. Mnnfnny. Ric Piodma. Puum lira. SMITH, Barbara. 31!? E. 132M. $1., Clnoland. Ohln 11120. SMITH. Joanna 5.. d1 Dalmaud Ave Upper Mantclair, N. J. SMITH. lindu E . 155 8116! SI., 91me H N. 1'. SMITH. Pulrk'su L, 38 luminmon 116.. livinmlon, N. J SMFTH. Phubn Allan, lranwnud 1111.. Sunni. N. Y. SODERSERG. Jun 1.. m1 Ommidoo 0n, SI. Lnuln. Minn. 6311?. SOUTHMAYD. Gail A., 51 Pomdi: AU... Chiupaa F3111. Hun. OIBZO. SPENCER. Carolyn J.. 17 Imdmu'yI lann. Wilmn. Cunn. STEINER, K. Julianne. 1223 Unian 51.. Smokiyn. N. Y 235. STEINFEIQ Linda L, Eamilnvood Lalo 116.. Bluohru-Id. Conn STETSON. Shaw! 5.. $1M 5. Uni. Houston 5. Tu STINCHHELD, llndu 5., 37 Fromm 51.. Rnndlnn. Mun. STONE. Chrillino E.. 31 Mon ld., Humdln 17, Conn. m. Elizabeth 51., 136 Funhunk Au . Dzlmr. N I H1054. STIICKLER. J. 3-111, 400 E1mwood Blvdu Yurk. Pu. STRONG. Susan F.. :54 Main 51.. L'Ilrfolon. N. H. WLUVAH. .1udilll H 36 Loiglmm ILL Wallaby, Man. 011111 SULEIVAN. Iumrr C. A DruId 51., Mnlvupun 26, Mass SUNUNU. Andra: E. PO. Box 363, lain , Lclmmm. SWEENEY. Darvlhy 1. 91? WlUingmn 116.. BallImr- 12. Md WEI, K. Fonfuint. 2016 Bldg. End Ii. Virginia Beads, Vu TAMASON, Mary Louise. 18 Saxon 1M, Woman , Man. 01m. TANNEI. Susan 0.. 211 Door Run. Miami Springl. Ha. illds. TARIELL Undo 1.. 157 Wilden 51., RNhular 11, N. Y. TAlwx. Lnlie 5.. 1? Highland Ave lpangMn ,3. Kass. TARLEAU. Aliwn T.. 9 Stan PL, Wenpnrl. Cnnn. TEiT'ELBAlIM. Ruth E. 255 Chnnncn 11$. Hum. N. 'f. TENNET. loner, Wood Rd. Halbur Aclu, For! Wmlvinghn. N 'l' THOMAS. Anne 3.. 170 Iliur MK, Fair Hahn. N J. THOMWN. Katharina! C.. 254 Allumonf PL. hmcrvilla. NJ 103015 , Margo L. 191 Snowden Leno. FtTnndon. N. J. ?OWCH. Marlin: 1.. Smrvnom Oval, Nm- Tatk ?, N. Y, IOMKINS. Jun 1.. 21? Hnmlllan Rat. Ridgwund. N. J. IOMKINSON, lothum 1., M Fed! Ann Sayxevillu. N. J. 03372. IONNESSEN. Linda 6.. 5 Jmhuu Lona. Gruwkh. Cnnn. 1136-, Pamela 9., 7227 Grunway Av... 51. louI'n :0. Mn. TIDIANO, Mary A. 1406 Narraganun NM Cranium, I1. I. 02905. TRUMP, Karen 5.. V Cumbridul S! . Winchzmr, Mun TUCKER, Karon L. Yawn Hnun Aph. 218. 390 aroudvuy. HIwIUIL N Y TUCKEII. Shawn l., Apt. 406, 9312 Firm,- lruMIl Ii, Silver Spring, Md. TURNEI. Katharina M... 221 Ourlah Dr.. EaIl-vul, Wmh 9800.: mm. Huh: A.. Cup: Id. Mention, Mun 1U7T'lE, Hilabefh C. 85 Chalen Tun, South N-ndluy. Mun. BRIE, Murcia IM.. N. Wiilitlan mt, Willlllon, Vt. VAN EMF. Juli. C.. 2302 N. Blrclmood Arm, Dav-npnrl. two 5230! VAIIAN, Undo l , APO Gama . Ii. Alma 11, Ollie. VEYTEIUNG', Mary K., 4! amiah 5L, GrnnGald. Mun. WTTIJM, Jun Mario. 374 S. Grape 5L, Dunwr. Cab. 3025?. VDH'SCH, Anne, Humpion ku. Fem. V311 . Pa. 1972. vouMElt. 5mm E.. 4433 Nluibufy CL, Pimbmoh 27. Pa VOWERN. Kalhlrine E.. VD Icvarly id Weir Coldwull, N. J. WAGNEI, Miriam 0., L. Adan Sekreiblt 275, Sun Amonh. limu. Peru. WALTER, JWII H. 2200 Clllftal Rd . Am. F5, 5011 l , N J WiiGO, Elizabarla C.. 300 Chennai HlH ad Glmmnbuq. Calm. wanna. mu 5., 7 Buckingham PL, Cambridgb 3:, Man. mamas. Edin- C.. Imiiun MI. Id- lah'rilil. Ccrm WATERS, Suxannu 5.. 111 Mum's lea BL. Nonllwa, N. J. WATKINS, Deborah E. 1211 anwar $1., Lindcn. N. J. WATSON. Smunnuh F.. 701 Furman- Id. Bryn Hm . Fa. WAWTW, Jami- I., 20 I'adwiew Av... South Hadley, Man. WEEKES. Matgunr A, 12 Harding Id Naudlmm. Mun. 01192. WEHllll, lu Ellun My 307 Wnlcn Rdu Rkhmnd 29, Va. WEISHIII', Carol J.. 116 Imlln Rd.. Iowmh F0. WEIDIN. Dphomk, 118 Lot Av... Truman, H. J. Dull. WHIFHE, Judhlu A.. 15 Hoily .51., Hinghum, Mall. 02W. WHITE, Elbubulll A 39 Dvcrlaok Cir- Nu mh-II., N, v WHITE. Human! Am, 51 live 01:1: lulu. Mlidcll. Conn. WHIHOCK Had: A. 2421 lamb Av... Richmond 22. Va. WHITHER, Judith 6., 271 Cramenl Know. Liharlyville. I11. WIDHAM. Krlmn M.. H: Gram Nul Rd Wulcdurd. Conn. WIICH, Deborah from . '29 law 1cm, aIWMEEH. mlniu. Am... 343 loan Ave Well Springsnld, Man. close. WlLlS, Dorulhy D., Shad Rd. W., Pnund 111ng. N. 1'. 10576. wmsoN, Heather 1... 129 CWper m... Uppot Mumlnir. N, J. WllLSON. Nancy 11.. 49 Sm-Ifu 5L, Alhom, Vt. meERG, Gail L. Ned Ii, Old Lynn. Conn. WJNEMAN, Kathryn .I.. 20 Beverly 51.. FleFIefd. Mon. WOODS. Morgan! Fulnum :Mn.J, l2 Woodbnldge 51, 50011! Hadley, Man WYEI'H. Priscilin ht, 560 5. Sun lulu! Ant, Pemdpnu 1,Clni1. YOUNG. Diana 5.. 333 Punun Dru Chelhim. Carin. ZELLER, Chiulno A.. 40? Sunn'm NIL. Sayville. N. Y. CLASS OF 1970 Mm , Mom. E, 101 Irth lane. Hmhvilie, N Y. HOEI ADASHKO, Juno. :5 W. BI 51.. New York, N. Y. 19024 AFFLECK. Nancy E.. 790 flunHFn Lulu REL Franklin luhl, 14.1. 07417 AGAHDT, Adr-wmu 1., M4 Valley Id. Hype! Monfrluial N. J. D7043 AHiQUIST. Koren E.. 1W Irlldfard Id.. Cherry 111' , N. I. 05034 ALICANDEI, 5mm P., In Crucanf Rd.. Longmeadow, Mam. 01106 AMEEN, Hui! C- 365! Tulluuad Totn, Falll Cllul'Hl. Va. 220- ANDREWS. Iclbom. H W. Imminent DL, hothlnhnm, fa 1501! ANDREWS, qunlyn, 53 Dlnnaci Id., Delmm. N. Y. 12054 ANGLE, Karen M., 760 Mnll'l 51., Sun River, Mu . 03M! ARON, kouiu A . 681 Ridgureu Ki, Ahon. Ohio 14.103 ASCHEHBRENNER. Jean M.. 1647 Mnminiiirfn 01., Iowa City. Inwu 3320i BAKER. Ellw1 l., $96 Moraine 5I.. MCII'HIT-eld. Mans. 132050 EARL Shirley 0.. l1 Gm! Cir. N W., Wmhinnlon, D. C mm: GAUM. Such A . 2 Eldevfleldl 11d., Hnnhmtnl. N. Y 11030 BAITEI, Rail! 5.. 299 iatnlnfd R. Iodlufnr. N. V 14510 5EAUMONT. Diana 1., 35? Wlldwnod Ii, Swnmlmd, Cunn, 06903 GEDELL Eileen l-u 39 Cron 5!. Barman. Mun. BEDIE. Elm'ne V., 46 Twin Ellm 1.0 , NEW City. N Y 10956 BEE . Susan F, 225 E. Swluvnie An- lehuruh. Pa, 15218 BENJAMIN, chumh A, 34 CHE 1111., Wailniwy Hilh. Mun 02131 IENNEYT, Arm. Hurricnni l8. Kano. N. H. 01131 BENCH. Suiunn C, 150 anlethmia Ava , Emr lnngmmdm, Man mun IIERGMANN, Kalhllline F., 0113mm: Hill REL. FIIMIHI, N Y. 12524 IEKRY. Nnnry 1.. 45 Old: Wood 2nd. Glaanbuq. Carin 06033 BICKNELL Sally 6., 385 Old mun Ell , Mnulm-fd, Muss 02050 BIRD. Dion: E., I Elmwuod Du. Eml Gruznbuah, N. Y. 12061 BLAIN. Janet 1., 5 Manley 116.. whil. Picfna. H. V. 10605 31.155. Iohectu 5 . 2 Spluet Dr. Hrdl PL, N. Y 12538 BLOOD, CuluI AH l2 lard 5L, War: r, Mn . 01666 ILUM. Jill. 24 Gmllmm PL, magnum, l'n. 18704 BDDENWEISEI. Ann. 31 Ohidlmll Id. Em: 7011!. N. J 37132! ROGER. Ntmqr 1... 17 Woodland '16.. Wntwoud. Mn. 02090 WHM, Nancy A. 773 Silvermine 11d., New Canaan. Cam! 015150 BOND. Mary IL, Woodsid- Rd, Fuyaihvilil. N. T. 13066 3055:, mm : c.. 1520 Old wmium Pun Hinkurav, Munrulvillt. Pu 15m: 8MD5HAW. Donna J., 20 Magnnl ?omt. Wulurford. Cnnn. 96385 BIANDT, Maer 5., 99 C1'IMI1'u515l.I Ftndunia. N. Y. 1403 BIEDHOFF. lain R..1017 NkI-ulrn Aim. Uninn. N J. 97033 BIENNECKE, Pnlr'm'u Vt, 371mp9lial Are, Wntpmf, Conn man BIETHAUER, J1 M.. I31 Jamka An. PiHabwnh, Pa. 15139 UIIGGS, Margin 5., 33 Wuinmiuhl Eon. 111111 Portland. Mains DUDE BRODERICK. lonoirw. 141 Huggem Pond Rd Anduul. Man. G'Il'lo INDIE, Judy 5 , 221 Whipnlick kl. Wilton. Conn. BROWN, lwrburu I... 311 Narvood 5L. lvnd'lburg. Va. 24501 BROWN. Cynthia E. 35 Vina! Arm. Nanlluu. N H m IIOWN. Mario L, 623 Indiana St, Mnnowohdu. Fa. 15053 BROWN, Robyn E.. 13 Ava. Kreig, Genam. Swlllulund IRDO IRUCATTI. Kudllven E.. J9 Oakland 51.. War! SprlngEoH, Mun. DIDIV IUCKINGHAM, 111nm! C.. thr Hill Rd. Splinghlld. VI. 05150 BURGER. Susan. 134 N. Ninnlil Aw Hluhlund PL; N. J. IUIGET. Ann- L., 30939 Em! mvnr Ii. hrlnbmu. Ohio 43351 wRKHJRDT. Clair- 5.d 6 Wwdridgt Dru Mundc. Ind. 47304 IIIYLEI, lnnrl-r 1., 3710 SmMI thlo. Chimw, I11. 60653 IUTTEIWDI'IH, lindn L, l! Madiloa 51.. Ialmnh Man. 02170 CAMPmL. 51mm c.. u Calunlul m. Wuhrfwzl. Calm, CAIDAIELLI. Androo l., 105 Ml. Vunon Id. Writ. Em! Wrimuuvh. Man. 0118? can. Cth' 0 - '06 Cumuliu 51.. lblill. Ill. CANIEON. Cynlhi: A.. 415 tiMeLn SI , H Eriruin, Calm. 03152 CAHENTEI, 6' 0-- Yunnan 8!. DivnboF-n. Sweden CAIN . HMO 1-. 7! Hanan! load. nounvum tutu, N. 1. 071346 CAIIU'THEIS, Miriam, Yulmnduu II! Mlndhalll. N. i. CARTER. Jen. , I40! Icrga' $0.. Huiuilw. til. 79072 CAIYHELL thu'niu. 1'I HaFly hot tuna, Iumn. N. J. 07750 CAIUSONE. Madoloino 1.. I07 Hampton St. Crunford, N. J. 07016 CAsz. Nancy c , 50 Eli! Dr., Ann, Cum. om: CAVKN, Marv AM. 16 Muplu An.. 'ommrilln, NJ. 08070 CHucnow. Cold 9., 2:5 M11I-wd Id. Choppuqua, N. v. 10514 CHUICH, Charbll. N. 9090 Fargo Ii. Slalavd, N. T. 14H: CtARK. H011,- A.. 35 Viuaunl Rd lnngmadau, Mass. 01106 CLAYTON. Iarburu L. 1 Dnnbeinh CL, Wutmiwuirr. Wilmington, Del. 15808 CLAY'RJI. Donna Z . 6? Pilllng 51., Brooklyn. N. '1'. 11207 CLEMENT, Mariana E. 117 Culd Hill, Grnnhy. Mam, 01011 CLEMMONS. Shallu 14.. 220i l. Vldory 0a., Savannah. Ga. 31404 COACHMAN, luunllu 0.. 8 Eaauuglr ld., Mcplowuud, N. J. MEMO COCHRAN. Elfin 0.. 6400 Irwhilli mt. Chevy Chan, Md. 20315 C015: learnh Y . 53! HIHH 31.. late Charles, la. 706111 CDLEMIN, Marga ! A . lb Tkmo Fundu ld.. Wuyfund, Mun. 0177! COLIINS. Irma T.. 5052 Paula SIu Huaorulu, Hawaii 05821 CULlINS, Robin L. E19 1nhwoln Ii. D-dhqn, Mun. 0:026 CGHDON. Kulhlnnn Au TI Alllood EILI Eull Blunlwick. N. J, 03313 CONKIIN. Clam E.. 11.0. 3. Wake . N. Y. 14-590 CONNELLT. Nancy F.. 272 N. Main St. SuFald. Calm. 00073 CONIY. Mary L. 37 Harvard 51.. Piml'wld, Mali. 01301 COOKE. Barbara. 69' Woodman! Rd.. Chulnul Hill. Mun. 02167 COREI', Jam E.. 44 High 5L. Sharon, Ma . 02067 CRAIG. lie 5.. 283 Clovlr MI1II n... Rachumr. N. Y. 14618 CEESSWELL Cavlun'mt 11.. 1200 Weugrnv: Ilvd.. Alexandria, Va 22307 CSIS'IMAN. DQboulh. ED Shun ELL Did BIHBNkh, Conn. 06007 CROSWELL Suunl M.. 4?! Wm! St. Wrunthulll. Mali. 02093 CUSHJI. Mont H.. 103 an Rd, Wu? Hm-Movd. Calm. 04610? CUYlEIL Lnuvil 5.. 15.45 610! Unu Di . 1.0! 5019!, Cah'i 9.5110 DANIEISON. CcnnoTiu 5.. 3! Fair Hav-n I111. Fair Haven. N. J. 07702 DAVODSON, Ellen 1.. 172 Inl- Aw., Fail Hana. N. .I. 07702 DEAITH. Diana E . 375? Ividguvinv Dr , $0th Eutlld, 01110 M121 DEMNEY. Thoma C., 104 Springl'mld' Ara. Summit. N. J. DEMIE. Naomi. 99: lune, Blvd. Inn , N J. orun DENNIS. Damon 5., 11 Jochml Id , Hundvn, Conn. 061517 DE FISH. Dawll 3.. N1 Otcllunf Eda. 06.. Chappaqun, N 1'. 10533 DETTELBACH, inh A., 2165 Enrg-eun, 1elndo. Ohio 43606 DIETER, Juan C . BO Colonial ELL I'llcmw, N 1'. 1117-0 DISENHAUS. Helm! E.. 4800 Rundulph BL, Annnnduk. Va. 22003 DONALDSON, Juli. 5., 11? low hall, Madia, Pu. 10089 DONIGIAN. Michal. BL. 1'00? Now, Delrnit, Mkch. 45209 DONOVAN. Amy 7309 Dvll'nld 5L, Chm Chou, Md, 20015 DOOLITTLE, Martha 0., 571 louglmm Hi11 Id, Hnneaya Faun, NJ . 1447? Down. Him: I! , 71 Myrlll Au., Nunh l'fainiuld', NJ. 07060 DUDENHOFFER. lem A. Box 37. Januboro. Ind 36930 EIEiL French 0., 2H N. Spring Vchoy ltd . Wi1mionn. 091. 19807 EDMUND3, Anna Hm I Carthauq Av... Furl Waihinghn, NY. 11090 EELE. Becky 0., I McKniqM lnnn. 5!. loull, Mo. 63124 ELLRIS. Sultan 0.. 30 E. Glrard Blvd., Kunmurl, N3. 1421? EMERSON. Lumu K.. 29' Pollriun Rd Duxhury, Man. 02332 ESLICK. Sarah 1.. 195 Dartmoulh St. Pnrflund. Main. D4103 ERMEI. Candic- R.. 240 Mghlnnd Eli. Andnvlr. Mun. 01810 EVANS. Margins! J., 190 Plnlmulu 0n. Mhyhn, HY. 11702 EWING, Mllilldu 6.. 4-621 Bruakwmd Id Tnunasfawn. 01110 4451: sugar. Suwn pat. 23? ?th 5L. Isoollyn. NJ. 11709 FANSHEL Frann- 5.. l2 Looqotd DL. Mmmp-qun. NY. 11753 mans, crumb c... 1250 mm rm. Mm. Pa. 15009 ?EELEY, Knmn P . 7'1 Robin Plead Rd.. Smnlhnm. Maw. 03180 5ENDIICH, Lama, 99 11h DI W I, Wurnr NJ. 07i7'l inuu, tun- c.. 511 Cnlhedrol Dr.. Alriondriu, Va. 22314 rINNEY. Kalldun. 3100 OIIuI-r Plum WWW N- m 2111 HSCHEI. Suwn D.. 3314 Mmkl Av! . Ounmide, NJ, 11572 HTCH. Janet P.. 9 Sherman SI . Nashua, NH. 03060 FLADGER. Ellon PL. 8 Avon 5L. Saunas. Mag. 01906 FLANAGhH. Courlney A . 3 Lolh'mll PL, I'Mlndalpluiu, Pa, 19128 FLAIJM. ancn J . 5? Burnap 51 . F'rIdIbu-lg. Mau- 01420 HITCH . Elilabdh M . 90 Imoll $1.. Wellul'lr, Man. 02181 FOREI, Sunm 6.. 2V hnnoth id. Oman. Maine 0411'! FOX, Cynthn AIL. 300 Vol. Awh SWurli-Imore, Pa. 10031 FEAHCISCO. Canal 1, MD Upland ltd, lauiumu. Ky.10206 HANK. Jam, 5: 5mm. 51.. W-lliunulolrn. Man. 01:57 FRANK, Fulrigio J. 17 Hindu: DL, Old Gan-rich Conn 06370 FRANKLIN. Embarn A. 25 Dal Blul An, larrhmnm, N 1' 10513 FIANIUM. lcrburu i. ul Polk M... Mnnhmm. NY. 11030 Falzil. Sara E . 17! Eu Mliu 51. Ehintbenk, NJ. 1292 FREE. MIF'um ?. 535 lrvinglun Rd.. DuulI Hflr, Pu HIEEMJN. Kan-oaina C. 11D 1 Waudnezi. VI. HIEEMAN,NaMyl,310 thny, Ba1limara, Md 11113 FREV. l-bctcu J. 950 h ! Walnut 5+. lunmslgr, Pa. 17602 GALLAGHEI. Marinri- 5., 3- Wainul CIEH; Dru Calgmhu. Ohio 43:13 GANlIIll. Juan 5.. 40 lirrlo Fox tuna. Wilma. Conn 038?? GASSEI. Dian. M.. 40 Gm-unlcn lane. Darien, Conn. 00320 sues, Jun. c., 15150 Valley trail, MIIPIUI-Julu, Ind.16544 GA'I'LAND Jueilh IL, ?0 .5qu1: Mauduw DL, Orzhurd Pk. NR. 1412? GEN'I'FLE Ann M.. 56 Iuinglon 51, luwmnce. Man. 01541 GERHART, Virginia H , 34 Won End 01m, Binghuminn, N.Y 13905 GERMAN. Anna 5.. Dogwood Luau, Wcsmn, Conn. 05533 Gm . Nancy c.. a anulur 5:. stiel'l. Man. 01933 GIBSON. Dvhnruh A, I3391 10Ih St. NW, Carla! Rapids, luwu 51-105 GJIRASCH. W: M.. 5 Elrsh HFLI Rd.. Swil- Hudluy, Muas. 01075 GMIN, Mary 1,211.5 Sunny ltd , Clunland mg, om uma GILES. Pam-Iu A..1320 Monica Acm. Wyomiui-ng. Pa. 19610 G1ll51'lE lnlic. Srnnmeudaw Rd.. Hemamme. N.Y. 10570 GLE NN. Carolyn A.. 203 Sleepy Hollow CL. Ember Carp. Seubvonk. Tum GOODAIE. GIctchen l.. 110 5. Wnl Chuhr, Pa. 19350 GOODMIN, Juno E . 19 Emlon Avg. White Plu'rnl. N 'r, 101505 GORDON, undo J. 32a Hunaldvrl mi. springaeld Pa. 19064 GRABEIL. Alimn aao Campordnwn Rd. Teanetl, NJ. 07666 GI'AFF, ilxlabcrh l. 225 5 6H! 51 , knd'innn, Pa. 15701 GRAHAM. Ellyn LI :6 quiwu Avg, WnNingfnrd. Conn 061?? GRAVES, Jmiilh ll. ID! Wi1law ldu Winnello, III. $0093 GRAY. Bury J. i512 Somme ; 1111.. Arelnndrm Va 1230: GREGORY, Andros LI '.' Blurlben-y lame Speing VuHrf. Wilminglcn, 0'1 19807 621655, Sharon 1 , Adana Ch, H Y 13606 GRIMM. Genrgin J . Huurlhrane Ur . Iirursidy Cnrm 06578 Gnoss. Merlolin z. 7: Heznmgsidc m... Springfield. Mass. uuoa GUTHIIE, Km A El'mncad Ed.. Muandi, N.Y 1220: HALL Junur 6.. Id Ponludml Aw. lowell. Mun. D1852 HAMIlTON. lobbie- l.. 587 E. 10? In SI, CS-tdand Ohio 108 HANES. lul'lu l. 6 Marion War. fur: Huure. ind 47802 HAIDING, Dale K.. 751 S'Mfll Ava, Riv 569-, NJ 076151 unmass. Hall, 1: , 32:5 rum iri. Chmsoue, Ht. 1321: HARRING1ON.VIJ1H D, I105 E Chum 5L. Flurencn. S.C. 29501 HARRISJ. Jud'rlh, 1250 lay Hi. Lows. Mo. 63124 HART, Kn'hllinl M., Indian Wafer! DI., Nave Cunnnn. Conn. 06810 HARVEY, Curlnminn L. 376 Mariam Rd.. an Canaan Cam. 06840 HA5T1NG5. Jana E , IND W Main 5!,Richmund,1nd.47375 HAUSWEDELL Catharina, Rallzoncim Guminis, Apunumenlo B-F-D. Cu'Ha Camni, Calinm d: Bella Mann. Curutoa. Vnnnuelu HAYDEN, Mun- L, Ii LEI I. Pumnm. Conn. 06260 HATES. Louhn A, 10 Binuym: Dn. Humingtan, NJ'. 11713 mamas. Jam 11,? Mupl. cur. Shruwabury Man. cams HENRY, MmHyn 6., 1251 Cunru1l51..0roaklrn NY. 11213 HERMAN. lulu IL. Swlrer Hill Rd.. linmln, Mass. 0l'l'51 HICKEY. Lcui A., M5 Cheney An , Moomalown. NJ 08037 HICIUE, Volprk l.. 1250 W. Feccn, Shapheawilll, Tum HIGGIN5.CoI1--rml E , ll land ! 5L. SDthHud1ty Fulll, Mun. 01075 HILDEIMAN, Ialbnlo 1.. 2910061 5I..Hunling1un Erotica. N Y. 11747 HILL Knlhlun E. 441 Wuudcrnlld.,51runurd, Pa. 19087 HILL. Suwn B..31I.-no: 5L, Wauwln, Han. 01502 H1lLEI. JnnI A. IN Gar SI , Fuirhuun. Man. 0271? HILLGEI, Dmo-h, w., I: Column Id- wmhum, Man. 01390 HILLS, Martha I., 179 Pcpp-mlJ I0N 119111;, NM. 03049 HPNKSIMAN, Susan C, 32 Salami! 51.. Wolovbur'r, Conn. 06.704 1.0011111. NDIIEY 1-. 601 W. 14011! 51-. N Turk. N 'I'. 1W31 HOU'HAM, Murcia 1... 7o Edgqtaroo1 I3 Frumimhnm, Man. 01:13! HOLHMN, lu0ifll FM 11 Kilh Conn. 5096;, NJ. 00061 HUDNELL. Fairl- 1.. Du: 42. Klinn Mill Id.. Hudemin. NJ. 07773 HUGHES. Virginia. w.. 2 Gmnridgl 1am. Wes: Marmara. Conn 3617:: EU , Shanon W., 121 N. Mail! 5!., lnpeet, Mich. 454416 HUTCH1NSQN, Ann. E.. m W'II'III!I Ii, Wyncme, Pa 19095 JACKSON, 51mm 1, 3515 Alba! AVE. 1. Haullnn, Trim 77004 JICOHSI Vorgimu L. 2735 Cupilal 91.. Eugtne, Dre. W401 JAMES. ElirobeIll W.. 5053 Command tulle. Sal! Lulu Elly. Ulnh 31117 JANSSEN. Lmdc I... 20 Rlimr 51.. SumerVHI-e, NJ. 03970 JATES, 06430!!! C., N Flinl lock! Rd, landnlpll. Hon 137303 JETEI. 021D!!! A 3116 Hill 51., Wiirlum W. Va. 2806? JOHANHES. Karen M.. If D. 1 Palmannll. Pa. 13071 JOHNSON, Kathln'na L, 11 Siedhg Rd, WaHMII-y, Mun. 07181 JOHNSTON. Jennifel W.. 10706 Kenilwanh Au., Germ PI: , Md 20160 JONES. Malina D1, 175 Fin! 5?. 5W, Al1nM-a, Ga. 30311 JQSEPH. Dunn Cu 115 Ridge 11d.. iulhel1old, NJ. 07070 KAOLE1L Susan D.. 3050 Soul! Ocean Blvd. lnlrmn. Flu 3.3le KARGMAN. Susan 1., 83 Pembroke 5L, HorHDrd. Conn. 0111111 KEDIIDE, launinn 1., 1719 Cards 51-. schenIdndv. NJ 12308 KEHHE. Durban: 1., 1731 Ravanwood 91., Hugaulnwn, Md 217m KELLY. Karin k, 393 ludlnw SIN Pnr'land, Main! 01102 KElL'I', Susan 5., Summar H111 Rd, Cunn- Furrlls, Conn. 054.36 KENDAIL Kmbmine H. 1030 Sherman AVE. P1n'lnliald, NJ DIEM! KENNEDY. Juan M., Qwrlers Q . U5. Numi I'MI Furhlnouilu. NM. 0:130! KING, Dubotuh J... 1321 lenore Rd Maadowhrwk, Pa. 19046 KING. Murlha H.. 2536 O1apun 51.. Hnnululu. Haw, 9'6522 KIA , Mary 1... SM! Raule, Sandminl. 1dl1m 335M INAFF. ludifh L, 15 Hoiyake 30.. Winfield. Mail. 0109! KOFHON. Elizabelh L. 2066 Fm: Crnk Rd , lama, Po 1G312 KOHLEI, Susan 1., 10 Crhfnl Rd Maunluin Lain. NJ. 07040 ICLKEBECI, Small. 153 AMOn Ave PEIIHIIII, NJ. 105-03 KOVACHY. Robin 1 . 3M5 Surhuinnd Rd,, Shakrr Holghh, Ohio 11:27 KIIES. Enid A., A50 Nordl W11qgr Au Rndwilla Ch. I, NJ 11570 KEISSIEF Kenn 13., 1423 Furktidl DL, Nunh Wyamsamg, Pa 19610 KWKIDAS. Mario. 34 funny YyL, Springhld. Mon 01104. KIUGEI, Rhonda 9., 140 numd'rke 5L, Brnoklint. Mun 02146 KWETZ, Inrllaln A.. 35 Now 51 . England C1391, NJ. 0,631 KYIIACOS. Merrilec 4.. 9 Fnluminn Lune, aodfmd, NH. 53102 lAfIANCE, Karzn 2., 1204. W. Ware! 5L, Elmifu. NX 1490-5 lANE-5E11C1ER. Nisan. 161 Pm Mil. Bi. WI?! Humord, Conn. 06107 USAGNA. Nina L, IN! South inad. Behimurr. Md, T1309 LEE, Cynrhhz M... 50 Mulberry 51., New Yati, NR, 10013 LENO. Judi ! A, 124 liberh' 5L, Feeding Hills, khan 01039 lEVENSON. lnuru, E , 60 Warnvnud Ed , Standard. Conn 059D?! lEW1S. Danna I... 1707 Jatobs mi. Hubbard. Ollie $14115 lEW1S. Undo 5., 415 N.. Saunders. Honingj. HILL 60W! LEW1S. Sutun 11., III: 796, Namu, 30th lllundl IJMHACHEIL Edilh M., 639 Spring Ava iidullwnmi. NJ. 07450 lINES, Dehmuk 4., 13 Maudewhmk ltd. Upper Sod-cHn aim. NJ. 07453 1.155. Larrin J.. 2757 lintnln Mud A Mcrrlti, NX 115M LOH. Ange1u E , 65-15 1'2 anan Blvd Apt. 5F, Farm! Hilll. N 1'. 11375 LONDON. Marioria A, Joe Cemml n. Wm, New ms. Mfr. 10024 LONG, Barbara J., 400 Varmnnl M... Barkekr, Cum, 94707 LORD. Mary 8.. 7702 Yurk Rd. Towns . Md. 21204 LORNELL lundi, 57 Emify Lnnt. Urinal, Cam. 06010 MclRIDE, Tracy A, 215? Wnlthll ILL Rochmnn MN. 14615 McClI'NTOCK. Bunnie J.. 1380 Lumber! 116.. Jnnkinlown. Po WD-td HtCllNTDCK, Jane! E., 424 N. Armirlend 51.. Apr 20?, Alsnundriu. VIVBMII: 111312 MtClOSKEV. Juno, Scan Inland; Hurbarlidel Cape KOII Maine McGR-A'IH. Arlen A., B1 Irma Ave Furl Wmhlnglon. NY. 11050 msaurr, Pairkiu J. Pan loyal. Apl. a. 4100 cam SI, N o.l.un.. Lu MKINYDSH. Knmlegn K. 310 Honk Kenilwonh AI: , Oak Folk. Illinuk 50300 MACLEOD, Hrufhzt, 33 Nuurd A121 Frolidoncu. I.I 02906 Mz'I'IElHAN. Nanny P, 0 Em! ind 5L. C-nlrul Inlip, H T 1012 HVAUGH, hlly L, 15 luulef 110.. i'rnrlnu, NJ. 051.177 MACMEI .Vitginiu L. 150 Guiiuka Ki. Nurlh Kmmlwn. I.I. WIS? MADISON. Nun. 57 Wurimus Lam. Hilltdnll. NJ. 0764? MALONE, Mun! E, 19 Madman 51h. Chollmhard. Alan. 02006 MARCUS. Eifmbexh C. 13-01 qutGlon. Winnclko, Illinult 50093 MARTIN, Dianne E.. I Washington lane, Sdhmlu. Man. 0102-! MEADCR, ?anicia L, 2521 Drakelmu Au, Oklahoma City. Uhfu Hm: MELCONIAH. Linda J., M Dwight 115.. Springfnld, Mun. 01l0l MELLERUP. Susan 3., 523 Woodrand Rd, Kenrneld. cam. 94904. .HELTIEI, wmsr 5., 3424 Kingsbddgv Au, Ironx, N... vm, NJ. 10463 8E11109LC15, Cunnfunza A,, 5843 N Winhnnp, Chwugo. 1 5000? HICHAEL. Cynthia. Ram 1. lvo- 607. Enrtn'w. Minn. 55331 MICHAUD Morgan! E.. 1551 Hiidla Sh. Porhmuulh, N.H., 03801 HIHALEHENKO Btubcm R, 10 Cherry SL. Sand! Plank. Conn 06482 MILLER, Durim I... 33: 34 Pl. NE. Wuillinglun, RC 3001? IAILLEI. Elilube ! L, 33m 2. Box 21, for! Vuiley. Go. 31030 MILLER. Harihlr L, I intindge Eli. Era. NT 10530 MItLEI. Mun: AIL. 4150:! Kim: ht. CuIIL-ga- PL. ind. 10740 MILLS. Iarbara. 685 Bake SI. Saulh. 5131? : ON 97302 MINE Susan 5,, 5:15 mniomlburg Id, lltminghnm. M1t11. 415003 MOLNAR. anherine CL. 235 Dunlmlm Cum iii. Eu! iwmwick. N J. MOREHOUS, Linda M.. 3006 Detoniu Avg- . Luuilv1llo, Ky. 402?? MOESE. Al'ucg -111. 1101 W. 1? 3L, W1Imlnglon, D01. 19306 MORSE, Efilubelh 5.. 40 R69. Rd.. Concord. NH. 011501 MORTEN. Pmridu A 51m: 51., Dover, Mun. 02030 MOSELPF, PH? III at, Colruiu 11d R.ED. 'I. Sherurno Fnill. Man. 01370 MUDGEK, Alice M., 60 High 59.. Afton. NY. 131'30 MUENCHINGER. Hunq E., 105 Beamh An.. Cumberland, 111. 02364 MULLER, Karen I.u Oak Hill Rd, Szhnharit. NY. 1315? MUNECHAUEI. Carol A, 303 Ruskin 11d. Epgulviiln, N.I'. 14126 MURPHY, Vlrg1nin M., 15 Garth RAL Wen Rolbvry. Man 0213! MURRAY, 5110mm N., 75! Highhrauh Av... P.Ihom, N V 10303 MYERS. Karin T... 5? CcHege View HI... Snulh Hadlay, Mun 01075 NABSEUI, Pamela A., 80 Benumom Ann. NtwlvnHHe. Mm: 02160 NASH. Dilbert: k, 86 Woolichuck Hill Rd , Wen SJnubur-y, Conn. owv? NELSON. Chriniue D., 1mm: Hill Rd., Hmvpdipr, V1 05601 NEVELOFF, Ellen G.. 534 Middle Id, Barman, N Y 11305 NEWELL Ellsy 3., 15 Deane Pure Holden, Nuns: 015ml NEWTON. lnm1e AH 313 Charrll 5L, Empirl, Calif 0531? MG, Marie 9.. 45 lvfgwn 5!, Apl. 9F. New York. 'N.Y 1000? NICHOLS. Law: 5.. 30 Graceland DI- . San honeiuo, Culil NIGRA. Satan J . 707 Spring SIL, Larzubq, Pa 15650 NIXON. EHen L. 111 w. Upmi Sr. Mituderphia. Pa 19119 NDIUON. Suwl L. 176-12 Towns Cues! D: , Gairhuuburl Md 20760 01mm, Kathryn, 12 Shipmun ld , lndnur, Man mew OlellEE, Nunqr 0., 16 i. Belmeuduw loin. Chugtin FaFII. Oh'm 41023 OLSON. Jean L, 6 Eunm: mi. Wulpalc, Mun. 011031 OLSON. Nancy 5., 170 Junipu ld., Suarid'ale. N !'. 10534 MK. NW6! 1.. 401' Gutccwnhc lulu, Bryn Hum, Pa. wan; PARKER. Sony C.. 124 Elm St, Newport V1. 05055 FAEKES, limits ML. 33 WulcliH Dr.. HunHr-giuu Sful'ron, Mfr 11743 PENNY. 5U ! 5.. 9B Curr! PL. Nudhum. Man 02!?! DECK, Consumes H., ?132 lqylh Ave. Elmum. N 1'. Han FERKINS, Jnyu E. 55 Woudiund Eli, Maiden. Mon 0714! 7511111. Twila l. 359 W. 15? 53.. New York. NI, 1001? PH'EIIS, Merck: C.. 118 Edie aueu Scutulait. NY 10533 PETYENGHL Gm! L, 1020 N. Quincy 5!.. Apt 116., Arunalcm Va. 22201 PETT'I', launoln 11.. RD 1. On: 1133, Wadplmond Dr. Chudrh hard, Pa PEUCKER, Iriqillu M... 3 Oakdale 116., Brunfnrd. Conn. 061405 PHElPS. Llndn riuC. 6-14 Campbell Ava wIl1 Havrn. Cmm 06516 ?HINNEY Mary FL, I702 miami: Avn., Furnundinn Bnmh. Fla, .3203: PIERCE. Margaret 1... 119I Driftwoud Dru Pllhlwruh, Pa. 15210 FIERSDN, Mary K.. 2 Gmadview Sh, Suulh Hadley Fulll. Man. 01075 FIND, Claudia J., 2911 Heldelbnru 9L. Rathulur. Mich. 430M F15KOI. Joanne M.. 22 Cram 80., 51mm . NR. 1322. FWORUN, Joon P., 57 E. Feud 5L. thuu. H H. calm POL . Man! J.. 0546 erhlmle St. Inga P1: , N Y. 11371 PONG, Candice. 9. Sublune 5, Loan 1274, Chang Chang Id. Imp... Taiwan P0011, an WU 9 Highmom Tern. Mumdair. NJ. 07012 POWELL1nnn 0., 1050 Mauiuvizruuh LON. Duan'le1d Ill. 6001.! 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