1984 PRISM M 1984 PRISM EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER PHOTO EDITOR LITERARY EDITOR ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR SPORTS EDITOR ADVISOR David Movsesian Nancy Harrison Dan Wood Ann Merry Julie Foster Nancy Szostak Mike Mardosa PHOTOGRAPHERS Chip Hobson Brian Favreau Chuck Morris Russ Gillis Terese Hong Steve Hooke Dan Wood Dave Movsesian and PICS! WRITERS Suzanna Mitchell Bob Gordon Wendy Hamilton Ann Merry All SPORTS articles written by Nancy Szostak. LAYOUT Julie Foster Dave Movsesian __________typists______________ Nancy Harrison Sherry Arneson Jane S.E. Clayton Ellen Blanchard SENIOR PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY by Baker Studios COVER DESIGN by Dave Movsesian FROM THE EDITOR . . . I would like to take a moment to thank a few people whose names might not otherwise appear in this book, but who. through their coopera- tion and support, have made this book possible. So I would like to give my personal and sincere thanks to: Jack Walas and everyone at PICS, and that includes our advisor, Mike Mardosa, for helping to fill the holes. And ... The members of Student Entertainment and Activities for allow- ing us to photograph the SEA events. Helen Girard for helping out around the office. Carol Nichols and everyone at the Instructional Systems Center Graphics department Julie Foster for her help in the home stretch after everyone else had moved on to bigger and better things. And the same to Nancy Harrison, Jane S.E. Clayton and Sherry Arneson. Guy Garon, our Hunter Publishing Representative for his help and his patience throughout the project. And last and most, to my mother and father for making it possible for me to take this job, and to Ellen for keeping me sane once I had it. David Movsesian, Editor. ( CONTENTS________________________________ ADMINISTRATION_______________________ 6 ORGANIZATIONAL FAIR__________________43 ENTERTAINMENT________________________46 SPORTS______________________________106 BED SLED RICE_______________________170 ORGANIZATIONS_______________________176 GREEK GAMES_________________________186 BCIMSTOCK 11 ' 2____________________190 SENIOR FORMAL_______________________194 WINTER AT CJMO_______________________198 DORM LIFE 210 OFF CAMPUS 214 AFTER HOURS 2.1 8 ALONG THE MALL 222 Cl ASS OF 1 984 22 fi RASH! 29ft MAINF STEIN SONG 30fi COMMENCEMENT 30ft MOVING OUT 81 fi MOVING ON: A Long-Winded Dedication 320 Bed Skd Race '170 BASH1298 Moving Out 316 6 9 Chancellor Patrick McCarthy Despite protests from both faculty and students, the Board of Trustees voted not to reconsider their decision to grant a full-tenured professorship to Chancellor Patrick McCarthy. Acting President Arthur Johnson 14 L 16 «■fj I 16 1 I 21 '_______Jl 22 25 26 27 28 29 r r ----------- r- 30 31 This year. Parents' and Friends' Weekend began on Friday. September 23rd with a CMC Planetarium show. Astro- nomy Today, and a performance by the modern dance troupe. Kei Takei's Moving Earth Dance Company. Saturday began with the traditional facul- ty-staff reception and continental breakfast, which allowed parents and friends to meet informally with the faculty and staff of UMO. The highlight of the weekend was the Organizational Fair held outside on the Mall. Over 100 groups and organizations had exhibits, booths and demonstrations including a helicopter exhibition, a fencing demonstration, various foods and the mu- sic of Soundtrac and the Kennebec Boys. Following the fiar. many people attended the football game. This year. Boston Uni- versity defeated CJMO before a crowd of 8.2000 with a score of 28-14. by Suzanna Mitchell i 32 r- I 33 34 36 37 39 40 41 42 t Li 43 44 .V b 45 ENTERTAINMENT Maine Masque 48 Opera Company 56 CIMO Dance Company 60 20th Century Music Ensemble 66 Student Entertainment Activities 68 47 MARY STUART by Friedrich von Schiller CAST Hannah Kennedy.................... Sir Amias Paulet.................. Captain of the Guard.............. Mary Stuart....................... Sir Edward Mortimer............... Lord Burleigh..................... Queen Elizabeth................... Count Aubespine................... Count Bellievre................... lalbot. Earl of Shrewsbury........ Earl of Leicester................. O’Kelly........................... Sir William Davison............... Melvil...........................’ Margaret Curl..................... Burgoyne.......................... ......Meg Phlpi .......Jeff Tabe -----Chris Luthr .. Jennifer Yote .. .Scott B!aufus _____Harlan Bate - _____lulie Hopkir' _____Scott Snhie? _____Chris Luthr .. MacPhail Vine ... Robert Libbr . .Fred Sturtevart _____Scott Snivel ... .Justin Sto ?' Maureen DeVaix . .Fred Sturtevart Director, Norman Wilkinson Scenic Designer, AJ Cyrus Costume Designer, Jane Snider Lighting Designer, Stephen Smith Technical Director, Jeff Nichols Assistant Director and Stage Manager, Barry Pineo Translated by Joseph Mellish Adapted by Eric Bentley Rhinoceros by Eugene Ionesco Waitress........... Grocer s Wife...... Housewife......... The Cat........... Women of the Town Berenger.......... Jean............... Grocer............ Old Gentleman..... Logician.......... Cafe Proprietor... Daisy............ Dudard............ Botard............ Papillon.......... Mrs. Boeuf........ Firemen........... Other Rhinoceroses CAST ...........................Karla KnigH . .........................Mary-Anne Sad i ............................Meg Philip; ...................................Howard .......Jennifer Yoder. Glenna Murch ............................Jeff Taber ...........................Barry Pinec ....................Christopher Lutin' ...........................Scott Snivel ....................Shawn Thompso' ...........................Scott Blaufuss ...........................Paula CXso' .......................Robert D. Libbe .........................MacPhail VW ..........................Harlan Bake’ .........................Dale Cameror .......John W. York. Wade Blaufuss .......Suzette Lalime. Sharon CJItscf Susan Smith, Elizabeth Payne. Maureen Devane. Melissa Cheesema' Director, AI Cyrus Senie and Lighting Design, Jeff Nichols Costume Design, Rebecce L. Ireland Children of a Lesser God by Mark Medoff CAST Sarah Norman................... James Leeds.................... Orin Dennis.................... Mr. Franklin................... Mrs. Norman.................... Lydia.......................... Edna Klein..................... Johanna Whitmore ......Robert Libb j ■ .......Scott Snivel ' ......Scott Blauhas ........Meg Philips ...........Sue Bear _____Jennifer Yoder Director, James S. Bost Signing Tutor, Barbara Adams Scene and Lighting Design, EA Cyrus Costume Design, Jane Snider Technical Director, Jeff Nichols 53 I i : , The Enterta by John Osboi Billy Rice.............. Jean Rice................ Archie Rice............. Pheobe Rice............. Frank Rice.............. Britannia............... William (Brother Bill) Rice Graham Dodd............. Stage Hands............. CAST ...........................Jay Skriltt ..........................Ellie Gulidt .........................Barreo Pineo ......................Dale Cameron ......................Frank J. Spur: .......................Julie Hopkins ......................JAacPhail Vinei .......................Carl Faulstid ......Tom Allen. Shawn Thompson Chris Luther, Rich McGowan 54 Director, Arnold Colbath Assistant Director and Scenery and Lighting Design, Jeff Nichols Costume Design, Jane Snider Choreography. Sandra Zuk Cyrus Music by John Addison Orchestra: Jim Whidden. Piano Stephen G. Smith. Bass Violin Danny Cahppelle. Percussion Puccini’s Gianni Schicchi Jeff Nichols. Direct Ludlow Hallman. Musical Director and Conductor Al Cyrus. Scenic and Lighting Designer Rebecca L. Ireland. Costume Designer English Translation by Ann and Herbert Grossman CAST Gianni Schicchi................... Lauretta.......................... Zita.............................. Rinuccio.......................... Gherardo.......................... Betto............................. Simone............................ Marco............................. Mella............................. Gherardino........................ La Ciesca......................... Maestro Spinellocio............... Amantio di Nicolao................ Pinellino......................... Guccio............................ ....Joe Wiggett Diane M. Hilchey .. Lois Sturtcvant Anthony Cloutier .. .Jay D. Nelson ___Paul Gutman . .Luke S. Hedger ___Richard Rose ... Teresa Curley . .Wendy Gliddcn ....Cathy Ferris .. Scott Rapaport ....Mark Austin John W. York. Jr. .. Frank J. Spurr 57 Gilbert and Sullivan’s Trial by Jury CAST The Learned Judge... The Plaintiff (Angelina) The Defendant (Edwin) Counsel for the Plaintiff CJsher................ Scribe................ Foreman of the Jury .. Bridesmaids.......... Gentlemen of the Jury. Women Spectators Children ....................Luke S. Hedger ......................Laurie Bea .....................Jay D. Nelson .................Anthony Clout ....................Paul Gutmai .......................Mark Austin ......................Richard Rose . .Lois Sturtevant. Wendy Glkklen Teresa Curley. Diane M. Hikhe? ......Timothy Bates. Dave Bax Mark Dearborn. Clayton Dodge Frank J. Spurr. Scott Rapaport Stewart Silver. John W. York. Jr ......Karen Bull. Elizabeth Dunn Cathy Ferris, Amy Johnson Kay Keaton. Michele Nelscr Leigh Wyntt' Stephanie Dow, Heather MacLeo: 58 ORCHESTRA Director, Sandra Zuk Cyrus Musical Director and Conductor, Al Cyrus Scenic and Lighting Designer, Al Cyrus Costume Designer, Justin Stover VIOLIN I Dan Rains, concertmaster Joanna McCann, asst, concertmistress Dorothy Balabas Amanda Percival Dana Santos VIOLIN II Marie-Anne Racine, principal Caren Buffam Frank Gallagher Larry Gallant VIOLA Daniel Keller, principal Ellen Huff Deidre O'Callaghan CELLO Diane Roscetti, principal Michelle Dube Paulette Racine BASS Phil Kell FLUTE Vickie Holt, principal Lucy Lee (piccolo) OBOE Lynn Thibodeau CLARINET Jim Higgins, principal Kevin Crocker BASSOON Pauline Dickey HORN Dave York, principal Maddie Levinson TRUMPET Mark Buck, principal Debbie Torrey TROMBONE Joel Nadeau PERCUSSION Marcia Evans Librarian Marcia Evans 59 The Dancers: Theresa Beckett Susan Belisle Valerie Bishop Kristin Brown Stacey Brown Kelly Buckley Elizabeth Charlton Sarah Courant Sandra Cyrus Joseph DiMaio Connie DiPierro Steven Dunn Amy Duym Diane Dupper Ellen Dyer Maura Estes Adrianne Fernstrom C1MO DANCE COMPANY I Mary Fitzgerald Kelly Flanagan Carolyn Forsberg Lisa Gould Barbara Lynn Greenleaf Pamela Hill Susan Hodges Kelly Holyoke Joanne Horner Patty Keith Michelle Kenney Sandra Kingsbury Kim Lupien Julie Marshall Katrina Martin Cathy McCourt Debbie McCue Tom McGary Susan Michaud Meredith Mitchell Heidi Morgan Karen Norburg Coleen O'Brien Paula Olson Atertha Pauli Stephanie Peavey John Philbrick Sandi Pierpont Marina Rheault Gloria Romero Laurene Rothstein Virginia Seery Debbie Smith Suzanne Smith Heinrick Snyder Lori Sutton Rock Van Doren Lisa Veone B.B. Waitkevitch Teresa Wark Dale Wellington Tara Wicks Manuka Wijesinghe Julie Williamson Sharon Wilson-Barker Tracy Winchester Shannon Wong-Ken Katherine Wood 61 62 c 1 63 64 65 t V 20th CENTURY MUSIC ENSEMBLE Director Saxes Horns Don Stratton Karl Dubay Brad Taylor Kathy Houghton John Potelle Alice Snow Terri Tibbitts Maddie Levinson Dave York Angus Nesbit 66 Trumpets Pat Michaud Jay McIntyre Laura Waite Todd Hackett Debbie Torrey Trombones Jeff Priest Joel Nadeau Randy Crockett Mouis LdFlarnrm; - I I Tuba Stephen Schruender Piano Karen Bull Richard Pasvogel Guitar Tom White Bass Mike Dow Drums Mike Bennett Don Chappelle Donna Langdon Percussion Marcia Evans Cindy Brooks Singers Bonnie Biller Jay Nelson Katie Simmonds I STUDENT ENTERTAINMENT __________ACTIVITIES_____________ Paul Winter Consort 70 Mummenschanz 72 Vienna Choir Boys 74 Psaltry 75 Dong Suk Kang 76 Count Basie Orchestra 78 George Carlin 80 Bonnie Raitt 84 B-52s 69 70 71 ZWVHDSKI3WWDW i VIENNA CHOIR BOYS . X PSALTRY DONG SGK KANG I ■ 77 with Cab Calloway COUNT BASIE ORCHESTRA 78 GEORGE CARLIN with special guests Travis and Shoock I 83 BONNIE RAITT 84 85 87 PERFORMING ARTS CENTER .«•J I y v 90 91 92 I I 93 94 m 95 96 1____________________________________________________________J I 100 101 102 104 1 105 SPORTS 106 to I I p 109 Ill 112 j The 1983 Football team finished its sea- son with a 4-6 record. The losing record was deceiving, however, as Maine exhibited i many winning qualities, which sparkled in l the team's 39-38 victory over Lafayette, fending Lafayette's seven-game winning i streak. These winning qualities were also a re- I flection of individual efforts. Several players earned honors for their performances, i John Hodgkins was named second team i All-Yankee Conference offensive tackle; ) Paul Phelan, second team All-Yankee Con- ference running back; John McGrath, sec- ond team All Yankee Conference safety; and Jack Leone finished as the team's lead- ing scorer with 37 points. INDIVIDUAL RECORDS: Rich Labonte Jack Leone Jack Leone John McGrath Most Career TD Passes (28) Most Career PAT's (82) Most Career Field Goals (21) Most Career Pass Interceptions (Tied with 13) 113 ■HBH Rogerson vi 1 -V-!, Head Coach: Ron Bob Jowett John Hodgkins Hugh Campbell Tim Cahill Dan Maloney A1 Peterson Matt Walsh Rish LaBonte Paul Phelan Mick DiPaulo Gaiy Hufnagle Dave Sanzaro Ray Paquette Jim Farley Ron Doody Chuck Deluga Mark Coutts Dean Ramsdell Gary Groves Jeff Dun- Mike Ibraham John McGrath T' 116 117 119 120 I Despite a record of 5-8-3. the 1983 Field Hockey team showed much promise. Se- nior Gina Ferazzi broke two offensive rec- ords (5 goals in one game and 15 goals for i the season), and was a strong player on the i forward line. On the other end. Senior Nancy Szos- tak's consistent efforts provided stability for Maine’s defense. Her finesse and fine play often broke up the attack of the opposing teams. The Black Bear's major feat was gaining two Division One victories against North- eastern and Vermont. Although they played well against other Division One power- i houses, Main failed to come up with the key wins. INDIVIDUAL RECORD (Single Game): Gina Ferazzi Most Goals in a Game and Most Points in a game with 5 against C1MPI. i 121 I I Head Coach: Deb Davis 10 Gina Ferazzi 11 Elizabeth Scott 12 Kimberly Morison 13 Kelly Goddard 13 Nancy Nigro 14 Brenda Baird 15 Michelle Lambert 16 Michelle Fowler 17 Sarah Tenney 18 Paula Webster 19 Catherine Henderson 20 Michelle Duprey 21 Amy Swicker 24 Karen Murphy 24 Tina Ouellette 25 Kathleen Sacco 26 Laurie Carroll 27 Nancy Szostak 29 Terri Smith 30 Kara Burns 32 Tracy Tate 33 Julie Byers 123 I 124 125 SOCCER « w The 1983 Soccer team experienced its first winning season in ten years, finishing with a 9-7 record. This earned the team an eighth-place ranking among New- England Division One schools. It was a very pleas- ing season for Coach Jim Dyer, who was selected as the Maine Collegiate Soccer Coach of the Year. Freshman goalkeeper Jeff Spring was instrumental in Maine's success, and was selected as a member of the All-Maine Soc- cer Team. Other outstanding performers included Ron Robillard. John Tierney and Jay Hed- lund. TEAM RECORDS: Most Goals in a Season (31) Most Assists in a Season (31) Most Assist in a Game (9) vs. Husson 127 128 H Head Coach: James Dyer 1 David Roy Goal i 1 • Jeff Spring Goal 2 Andrew Connolly Back ; 3 Thomas Wood Back j 4 Ron Robillard Back ! 5 Scott Crawford Back j 6 John Tierney Midfield 7 David Andreasen Forward 8 John O’Connor Midfield 9 Joe Miller (Capt.) Forward 10 Joseph Santangelo Forward 11 Jeff Reinholz Midfield 12 John Hedlund Midfield 13 Kevin Thalacker Forward 14 Peter Bouchard Midfield 15 Stephen Berardi Back 16 Chris Newcomb Forward 17 Bob Hammann Forward 20 Ryen Munro Midfield 21 Bruce Travers Forward 129 MENS’ BASKETBALL 130 X The Men's Basketball team finished the 83-84 season with a 17-10 record, the best record it has had in six years. The team advanced to the semi-finals of the North Atlantic Conference with a win over CINH, but their biggest win was against Bucknell. the leader of the East Coast Con- ference. Maine proudly handed the Bison their first loss. Jeff Cross led Maine throughout the sea- son. winding up as the fifth leading re- bounder among Division One players in the country'. Other key players included Jeff Sturgeon, Jeff Topliff and Paul Cook. i, 131 zct Head Coach: Skip Chappelle 10 Mark HedtJer 14 Jim Boylen 24 Kevin Green 30 Jeff Topliff 32 Jeff Wheeler 34 Rich Henry 40 Paul Cook 42 Jeff Sturgeon 50 Brian Stephens 52 Chip Bunker 54 Jeff Cross WOMEN’S BASKETBALL i 33 Head Coach: Peter Gavett Julie Treadwell 34 Claire McCoy 35 Kissy Walker 40 Emily Ellis 41 Annie Allen 43 Lisa Cormier 44 Sonya Wedge 50 Lynne McGouldrick 52 Leslie Boyle 53 Tammie Laverdiere 54 Beth Cormier 55 Tammy Gardiner Although the win-loss record of 16-11 does not seem outstanding, the number of records broken during the season indicates the strength of this team. Under the direc- tion of coach Peter Gavett, the team adopted new philosophies and strategies enabling them to become a more competi- tive Division One team. The biggest feat of the season was Lisa Cormier's 1,000th career point, making her the first woman Black Bear to reach this mark. Emily Ellis also broke the 1,000 point barrier amid a season of much personal success. The team easily won the state title, al- though they were denied the opportunity to compete in the ECAC tourney. Among the team's graduating seniors were Julie Treadwell. Tammy Gardiner and Lisa Cormier. 135 136 NCAA DIVISION I NATIONAL RECORDS: Most Points in a Game Widest Winning Margin Most Field Goals Highest Free Throw Percentage Most Consecutive Free Throws 134 (vs. St. Josephs) 96 (vs. St. Josephs) 58 (vs. St. Josephs) 96.2% (25 26 vs. Southern Maine) 26 (Emily Ellis) TEAM RECORDS: Most Reid Goals in a Game 58 Most Reid Goals in a Season 849 Most Free Throws Made in a Season 450 Most Free Throw Attempts in a Season 644 Most Points in a Game 134 Most Points in a Season 2148 Best Field Goal Percentage in a Game 60.4% Best Field Goal Percentage in a Season 45.1 % Most Rebounds in a Season 1139 Best Free Throw Percentage in a Game 96.2% Best Free Throw Percentage in a Season 79.6% Most Assists in a Game 34 Most Assists in a Season 545 Most Steals in a Game 29 Most Steals in a Season 370 Most Personal Fouls in a Game 33 Most Personal Fouls in a Season 618 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS (Single Game): Emily Ellis Most Points (42) vs. Vermont Emily Ellis Most Free Throws (13) vs. Northeastern Emily Ellis Best Free Throw Percentage (13 13) vs. North- eastern Emily Ellis Best Field Goal Percentage (87.5%) vs. (J Mass. Julie Treadwell Most Assists (14) vs. New Brunswick INDIVIDUAL RECORDS (Season): Emily Ellis Most Points (596) Emily Ellis Most Field Goals (226) Emily Ellis Most Free Throws Attempted (191) Emily Ellis Most Free Throws Made (144) Emily Ellis Highest Scoring Average (22.1) Emily Ellis Most Personal Fouls (111) Julie Treadwell Most Steals (76) Julie Treadwell Most Assists (191) INDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDS: Lisa Cormier Most Points (1111) Lisa Cormier Most Field Goal Attempts (1121) Lisa Cormier Most Field Goals (516) Lisa Cormier Emily Ellis Emily Ellis Julie Treadwell Julie Treadwell Best Free Throw Percentage (79.3%) Most Free Throws Attempted (362) Most Free Throws Made (257) Most Assists (426) Most Steals (142) k 137 138 As the season progressed, the Hockey team maintained respectability, posting its best record since 1981. Injuries played a key role in preventing the Bears from producing a winning record. Tri-Captain Ron Hellen, for one. was injured in the third game and missed the remainder of the season. The brightest spot for the Black Bears was Tri-Captain Todd Bjorkstrand, who was named to the All-New England Team and the Senior East All-Star Team. Other players who contributed through- out the season were Rene Comeault. Ray Jacques. Paul Giacalone and goalie Jean LaCoste. INDIVIDUAL RECORD: Todd Bjorkstrand Most Assists in a Season with 37. ; 139 Head Coach: Jack Semler 1 Scott Boretti 3 John Baker 4 Roger Grillo j 5 Ray Jacques 1 6 Scott Smith 7 Todd Bjorkstrand 8 Ray Roy 9 Bruce Hegland 10 Peter Maher 11 Jim Bolger 14 Jay Mazur 15 Kevin Mann 16 Jeff Kloewer 17 John McDonald 18 Brad Odegaard 20 Rene Comeault 21 Paul Giacalone 22 Joel Steensen 24 Mike Hernon 25 Jean LaCoste 26 Steve Santini 27 Jim Purcell 28 Duncan MacIntyre 30 Pete Smith 141 143 MEN’S SWIMMING t r 'U1 ..'. U “uul,U UUiUUttU lU 144 The Men's Swim team finished its season with a 6-4 record and placed fourth in the Eastern Intercollegiate Swimming and Diving Championships. Several swimmers formed the nucleus of the team. Neal Bond. Jack Kaplan, Konrad Martin. Jay Morrisette and Peter Zeiger all performed well individually, as well as on relay teams. The team loses only two graduating seniors. Zeiger and Jim Willis, leaving a strong foundation for next season. 145 146 Head Coach: Alan Switzer Meal Bond Andrew Campbell Thomas Caprio Rick Desjardins Brian Dolan Joe Gauthier John Giglio Sam Jalet Jack Kaplan Kevin Martin Konrad Martin Rodney Mason Rob Mazen Jay Morisette Dan Ottman Brent Richardson Gregg Shirley Meal Westphalen Jim Willis Peter Zeiger (Captain) 147 WOMEN’S SWIMMING 148 I i . Head Coach: Jeff Wren Melissa Baird Freestyle Michelle Bessette Butterfly Kathleen Callahan Diving Lisa Clough Freestyle Maria Coomaraswamy Diving Amy Culver Diving Sheila Dembek Backstroke Bryn Fenton Diving Dawn Fitzgerald Free. IM Jennifer French Freestyle Liz Gardiner Freestyle Debbie Hodgson Freestyle Lisa Jenkins Free. Fly Ruth Kelly Breast, IM Patricia Kenny Freestyle Kathy Leahy Freestyle Whitney Leeman Back, Free, IM Karen Leupold Butterfly Anna Ley Backstroke Susan Littlefield Breaststroke Fiona Logan Freestyle Lynn McPhail Breaststroke Marybeth Morton Freestyle Patricia Nelski Back, Fly Amy Nevitt Freestyle Tracy Palmer Freestyle Wendy Peddie Breast, IM Sarah Pelletier Butterfly Monique Roy Backstroke Lynn Savage Freestyle Karen Shaeffer Free, Back Kathy Sheehan Freestyle Suzanne Siegel Freestyle Cheryl Starkie Fly, IM Diane Tyler Breaststroke Megan Ward Breaststroke Pam Whitside Freestyle v .t 1 % y vivi V V'A V r ; • % . vs .y t ixr. SS5 «r 3g£ U £9 - SSP «K ar- 'PWCS-, -KV ii 149 I I iUiidUUUUt1 mu i 150 We have speed we haven 't tapped yet i 151 y i 152 153 BASEBALL For the fourth consecutive year, the Maine Black Bear Baseball team appearec in the College World Series in Omaha. Ne braska. After a slow start this season, the Bears picked up the pace, as well as the wins. Ace pitchers Billy Swift and Scott Morse led the team from the mound. Offensive!) Rick Lashua, Jeff Paul and Tim Layman h.' their way to the top. Dr. John Winkin once again coached the team through the Regional Championship and the World Series. His expertise sune reflects on the players and serves as a foil dation to their success. Although the team loses six graduating seniors. Maine can expect much future sue cess under Coach Winkin. 154 155 156 if Head Coach: Dr. John Winkin 1 Marc Powers P 3 Mike Bordick SS 4 Tom Darsney P 7 Rick Bernardo IB 8 Bill Swift P-OF 9 Jeff Paul 2B 10 Rob Roy OF-DH 11 Scott Morse P 12 Peter Bushway C-DH 14 Ernie Webster P 15 Dan Kane OF 16 Stuart Lacognata P 17 John Kowalski P 18 Tim Layman SS 19 Dan Etzweiler 2B 20 David Gonyar OF 21 Bill Reynolds 3B 22 Bill Mdnnis OF-P 23 Robert Wilkins P 24 Steve Loubier P 25 Edward Hackett C 26 Mike Rutherford 3B 27 Robert Coiford P 28 Tony Bellagamba IB 29 Rick Lashua OF 30 Michael Ballou P 31 Dan Phillipon P-OF 157 ' 158 I SOFTBALL 160 The 1984 Softball team enjoyed its I longest and best season ever, finishing with a 25-14 record that began in Orlando. Flor- ida and ended in Philadelphia. It was the first year that the Black Bears travelled beyond New England, capturing both the Maine State Title and the ECAC Champion- ship. Co-captains Nancy Szostak and Claire Betze were both named to the Maine All- State Team. Other standouts throughout the season included catcher Jane Hamel, pitcher Lynn Hearty and third baseman Sue Goulet. This season was the first step toward Maine's recognition as a competitive Divi- sion One team. Head Coach: Janet Anderson Claire Betze (Co-Captain) SS Asa Brown SS Kara Bums SS Deb Buswell OF Michelle Duprey IB Gina Ferazzi C Elaine Fougere OF Suzanne Goulet 3B Jane Hamel C Jean Hamel 2B Lynn Hearty P l Tina Ouellette OF Susan Perron 3B Nancy Szostak (Co-Captain) P Brenda Vashon OF 161 FALL SPORTS CROSS COUNTRY MEN The Men's Cross Country team ran a fmeseason in 1983. Their final record of 8-2 included a second-place finish in the Maine State Meet, a second-place finish in the Eastern League Championships, and a ninth-place finish in the New England Championships. Leading the team were seniors John Fiola and Stephen Ridley. Both were con- sistent runners and provided outstanding performances. Within the same ranks were juniors Roy Morris. Glendan Rand and Sheril Sprague. All three runners excelled in '83 and led Maine to its winning season. Head Coach: Jim Ballinger Brian Benedict Mark Berry Peter Bottomley John Boucher Darryl Boynton John Condon Gary Dawson Daniel Dearing Todd Desgrosseilliers Matthew Dick Matthew Dunlap Steve Dunlap John Estey Michael Farnsworth John Fiola Joseph Gallant Rich Garven John P. Harmon Robin L. Hays Glen A. Holyoke Darrin Krug Kenan Krug Michael Leighton Fred Lembo Kenny LeTourneau Steve Malloy Dave Mangus Dana Maxim Robert G. Melvin II John Mills Roy Morris Kam (J. Mun Jody Norton Tim O'Leary Brian Patterson Allen Pierce Glendon Rand Stephen Ridley Jon Rummlcr Brett Seamans Michael Simensky Sheril Sprague John Stanton Mark Stillings Lee Stover Mark Tuson Brian Warren Douglas Wood Lawrence Wyman WOMEN Although their record was 5-4. th; Women's Cross Country team ran well th; year, capturing first place in the Maine Sty- Meet and tenth in the New England Cham- pionships. Seniors Ann England and Sue Bias v ere strong runners for Maine. England, a for- mer field hockey player, ran cross countr, for the first time, and proved to be a key to the team's success. Other key performers included Sopto- more Beth Heslam and Freshman Theresa Lewis. Head Coach: Jim Ballinger Stacey Cain Linda Cuddy Jennifer Cunningham Kerri Darcy Helen E. Dawe Susan P. Elias Linda E. Emerson Margaret Ann England Ann Hale Beth Heslam Mary Hugill R. Caskie Lewis Theresa L Lewis Sonja D. McLaughlin Tammy Perkins Roseanna M. Prest Janice Salzman i 162 TENNIS MEN The Men's Tennis team had many bright spots despite a final record of 4-5. Mark Smith and Erik Heitman defeated the New England Championship team from Bates in doubles competition. Captain Ron Chicoine was an outstand- ing player for four years and a top New England competitor. Chicoine. partnered with Bob Nigro, provided and excellent doubles team. ’ The Black Bears' biggest wins were against Bentley (5-4) and Merrimack Col- lege (8-1). Head Coach: Brud Folger Ron Chicoine (Captain) Bob Nigro Mats Hansson Mark Smith John Diaz Jim Cotton David Goffe Jim Przybylowics Mike Rosemblatt Kurt Pennell WOMEN The Women's Tennis team experienced more downs than ups this season, finishing the season with an 0-7 record. Seniors Sue Berger and Chris Simone served as captains in 1983 for their second consecutive year, and were the strongest competitors on the squad. Due to the number of young players, there is hope that the experience will serve as a foundation to success in future sea- sons. Head Coach: Eilene Fox Sue Berger (Co-Captain) Denise Bolduc Jennifer Cough Karen Gerrior Julie Gibson Ellen Hemingway Kristin Johnson Kathy Kirschner Kristen Madden Anne Martinson Lisa McLaughlin Lesley Paton Christine Simone (Co-captain) Jennifer Story Anne Tilley Margaret Vose VOLLEYBALL Behind the fine coaching of the new head coach Laurie Osgood, the Women's Volleyball team enjoyed a successful sea- son. finishing with an 18-7 record and en- tering the state tourney seeded number one. Although the team placed second in this tourney. Maine received a strong per- formance from senior Pam DesRoches. who was named to the All-Tourney First Team. Also aiding in the team's success throughout the season were senior Kel- lyann Linn, Junior Barb Blazewicz. and freshmen Lynn Hearty and Asa Brown. Linn and DesRoches were also selected as First Team members of the All-State Team. The team's big win came against Bates (15-10: 15-11) and Mercy College (15-10; 14-16: 15-8). 10 11 12 13 15 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 Head Coach: Laurie Osgood Lynn Hearty Kellyann Linn Asa Brown Jane Collins Barbara Blazewicz Debra Brown Heidi Flewelling Christine Baker Kathy Megquier Pam DesRoches Joy Froding Denise Brautingham WINTER SPORTS WRESTLING Nick Nicolich coached the Wrestling team to both the Maine State and the Northern New England Championship ti- tles. as the team finished with a 9-4 record. Maynard Pelletier became UMO's first New England Champion as he went on to the National Championships. Tim Haglin was also a strong performer, earning MVP honors in Northern New England. The team's biggest wins were against the University of New Brunswick as the Bears downed them 45-3 and 55-6. It was a great year for both the team and the coach as Coach Nicolich was awarded the 1984 New England Coach of the Year Award. Head Coach: Nick Nicolich Roger Baldacci Chris Scarcella Joe Goodman Scott Carzo Scott Wilder Patrick Kelly Brett Seamans Jim Durfee Scott Wallace Carl Cullenburg Bayard Clark Maynard Pelletier Tim Hagelin Joe Bellwood Ewen MacKinno Paul Hughes Bob McPhee TEAM RECORD: Most Points Scored in Northern New England Tourney with 120. TRACK MEN It was a very successful season for the Men's Track team as they finished unde- feated at 6-0. After taking first place in the state meet Maine placed third in the East- erns and tenth in the New England Cham- pionships. Strong runners this year included Gem Clapper. Steve Ridley and Ken Letoumeau All three broke University indoor records The two-mile relay team of Condor Letourneau. Morris and Ridley also broke the Easterns record at 7:51:05. Head Coach: Ed Styrna Charles Arslan John Boucher Tom Brutsaert Jaimey Caron Gerard Clapper John Condon Gary Dawson Daniel Dearing Paul Delorme Matthew Dunlap Steve Dunlap Phillip Durgin Michael Elliott Kevin Enos John Fiola Walter Foster Trent Habig Robin Hays David Heird Shawn Hight Glen Holyoke John Holyoke Charles Jeffers Frank Keane Jonathan Kettell Mark Keup Darrin Krug Kenan Krug J. LaMontagne Gregory Landry Jeff Lawton Michael Leighton Fernando Lembo John Leone Ken Letourneau Dana Maxim Raymond Mileson Roy Morris Greg Nakanishi James Novotny Don Parker Steven Penna Clay Pickering Allen Pierce ; Michael Podlisny Joseph Quinn Glendon Rand Dean Richmond Stephen Ridley Scott Rollins Jon Rummler Jeffrey Shain Michael Simensky Brian Smith Keith Smith Mark Stillings Dennis Taylor Timothy Theriault Paul Tracy Joel Tripp Robert Turner Timothy Vose Brian Warren David Winkin Douglas Wood Lawrence Wyman UNIVERSITY INDOOR RECORDS: Gerry Clapper Mile (4:10.1) Gerry Clapper 2 Mile (8:51.71) Steve Ridley 1500 Meter (3:56.17) Ken Letourneau 1000 Meter (2-28.32) EASTERNS RECORDS: John Condon Ken Letourneau 2 Mile Relay Roy Morris (7:51.05) Steve Ridley Rona Granholm Beth Heslam Deborah Heofler Laurie Jones Gretchen Lally Caskie Lewis Theresa Lewis Jean Libby Barbara Lukacs Heidi Mathieu Elizabeth McGarrigle Sonja McLaughlin Melissa Murphy Jo Nawrocki Sarah O'Neil Tamara Perkins Roseanna Prest Karen Roy Kathy Sacco Janice Salzman Karen Smith Donna CJnhao WOMEN Ann England once again led the Womens Track Tearn through the season. She broke records in four events and was a first-place finisher in New England com- petition. Four other team members also broke records and performed strongly through- out the season. Beth Heslam. Barb Lukacs, Helen Dawe and Karen Smith all con- tributed greatly. The team finished with a record of 4-5 in dual meets, but that record does not accu- rately portray the strength of the team. Head Coach: Jim Ballinger Elizabeth Caron Kris Clemente Kerri Darcey Helen Dawe Debora Duff Susan Elias Margaret England Joyce Gauthier SPRING SPORTS TRACK MEN Head Coach: Ed Styrna Todd Bickford Triple Jump John Boucher Hurdles Relay Tom Brutsaert High Hurdles. PV Jaimey Caron 880 John Condon 880 Andrew Connolly Long Jump Gary Dawson 3 Mile Daniel Dearing Steeplechase Paul Delorme Long Triple Jump Matthew Dunlap Steeplechase Steve Dunlap 3 Mile Phillip Durgin Discus. Shot Put Kevin Enos Discus. Shot Put John Fiola Steeplechase Thomas Fortier 100. 220. Relay Walter Foster Pole Vault Trent Habig 100. 220. Relay Troy Harrison Javelin Robin Mays 440, Relay David Heird Long Jump. Relay Shawn Hight 440. Relay Daniel Howaniec 100, 220, Relay Charles Jeffers 100. 220. Relay Peter Johnson Javelin Frank Keane 440 Jonathan Kettell Triple Jump Richard Kimball Pole Vault Darrin Krug Mile Kenan Krug 3 Mile Mark LaMontagne High Jump Gregory Landry 440 Jeff Lawton 440 Fernando Lembo 440. Relay Gregory Letourneau Hurdles. Relay Kenneth Letourneau 880 Mark Libby Discus Thomas Lombardo Javelin Michael Leighton Mile Chris MacMichael Javelin Chris MacMillan Discus Dana Maxim 880 Clinton McGrath 440 John Mahla Javelin Raymond Mileson Hurdles Greg Nakanishi Pole Vault Don Parker 220. 440 Clay Pickering High Jump Allen Pierce Steeplechase Joseph Quinn Discus. Hammer Glendon Rand 3 Mile Stephen Ridley Mile Jon Rummler 3 Mile Jeff Shain Shot Put Michael Simensky Mile Keith Smith High. Long Jump James Stovall 100. 220. Relay Timothy Theriault 880 Jeff Topliff Javelin Joel Tripp Hammer Robert Turner Discus. Hammer Timothy Vose Long. Triple Jump Brian Warren 3 Mile David Winkin 440, Relay Douglas Wood 440. Relay Lawrence Wyman Hurdles WOMEN Head Coach: Jim Ballinger Stacia Caine 440. 880 Lisa Clemente 220. 440 Helen Dawe 220. 440 Debbie Dufresne Discus Margaret England 880. Mile Beth Heslam Hurdles. Long Jump Deborah Heofler Discus. Shot Put Julie Huise Javelin Gretchen Lally High Jump. Sprints Caskie Lewis Triple Jump. Sprints Theresa Lewis Mile. Two Mile Barbara Lukacs Shot Put Heidi Mathieu 880. Mile Elizabeth McGarrigle Discus. Shot Put Sarah O'Neil 440. Hurdles Shanon Stowe Javelin, Discus TENNIS Head Coach: Brud Folger Doug Aghoian Ron Chicoine James Cotton John Diaz David Goffe Mats Hansson John Kovacs Robert Nigro Kurt Pennell James Przybylowics Michael Rosemblatt Mark Smith Thomas Willette William Wood k I 4ti 167 168 I 169 The Anything-That-Goes BED SLED RACE 170 171 172 173 174 V ORGANIZATIONS j I ALPHA CHI OMEGA ALPHA OMICRON PI 177 ALPHA PHI OMEGA i ALPHA PHI 178 DELTA DELTA DELTA CHI OMEGA 179 081 VWDIS VddVM VWDIS VWDIS VWWVD I SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON F _ PI BETA PHI SIGMA NCI SIGMA PHI EPSILON 182 TAU EPSILON PHI CIRCLE K SENIOR COUNCIL SENIOR SKULLS 184 ■ SOPHOMORE EAGLES SOPHOMORE OWLS 185 GREEK WEEK This year Greek Week was another suc- cessful and fun-filled week. The week of April 22nd brought spring weather anc bright enthusiasm. An Olympic Torch was placed on the library's steps and light- ed in ceremonial style to signify the begin- ning of the week's events. The traditional Greek Week festivities were scheduled. Fraternities, sororities and little sister programs all participated in the Greek Sing. Each group competed for points on the basis of attendance, song choice, presentation and LOUDNESS. The Red Cross sponsored the blood drive, held in the Memorial Gym. which proved again to be a great success The Greek Games were held Saturday. April 28th. There was a slight change in the agenda this year. The games were moved from the football field, the traditional loca- tion. to the field where The Cabins' once stood. The move did not affect participation or enthusiasm; everyone had a good time. Some games held were the Three- Legged Race, the Keg Throw, the Wheel- barrow Race. Tug of War and the Charict Race. The winners of each game receive: points which were tallied throughout the day and the final winner announced when the last game was completed. Members of fraternities, sororities and 1- tle sister programs look forward to Greek Week as a time to take part in fun competi- tion and to enjoy special activities with thar peers. The faculty and non-Greeks' of the student body also enjoy cheering on the Greeks and sharing in the celebrations in the first of Maine's spring air. Greek Wed: has come to signify that spring has armed and that another school year is quickly coming to a close. by Wanda Hamilton 186 187 I 189 I BUMSTOCK 11V2 i 11 190 ________________SENIOR FORMAL ,1 195 197 198 199 200 201 f 209 «! 210 DORM LIFE Dorm life is a major part of life at (MO. The majority of students live in a dorm at some time during their stay. Some memories of dorms are good — the friendships that have formed with roommates and dorm mates, the personal growth that resulted from being away from home for the first time, the gatherings to watch favorite TV shows like General Hospi- tal, Star Trek and M A S H. But there are bad memories also, a few situations dorm residents were happy to leave behind — people shouting in the halls, or playing their stereos too loud dur- ing study hours or after quiet hours, the cafeteria food (even though the cooks tried their best), and false fire alarms pulled after everyone has gone to bed. Even so. the dorms are a different life- style arrangement Each dorm and complex is unique and exists in a small neighbor- hood within the larger world of (JMO. Wells Complex is the largest on campus with six dorms — Corbett, Dunn, Hancock Hannibal Hamlin, Hart and Oak Halls. Hannibal is the oldest dorm on campus, built in 191 Lit was renovated in 1981, and changed from the den for Hannibal's Animals to a coed, multi-cultural dorm housing both foreign students and those American students with an interest in i multi-cultural atmosphere. Hart Hall was formerly a female dorm but was changed to coed in the fall of 1983 Oak Hall, an all-male dorm, is the only sin- gle sex dorm left in the complex. Oak is famous for its ‘sneaker tree located in the front of the dorm, into which pairs of sneak- ers would be thrown and left hanging from its branches. Students may choose to live in Wells Complex because of its proximity to the gym. field house and swimming pool. Most class buildings are just a short walk away since Wells is the closest complex to the mall. Stodder Complex consists of four dorms which form the quad.' Located in the vee formed by College Avenue and Munson Road, it is the complex nearest the fraternity houses. The second oldest dorm on campus. Balentine Hall, a female dorm, was built in 1914-1916. and is located in Stodder. Other dorms there are Chadbourne. Penobscot, and Stodder Halls, which are all coed dorms. York Complex consists of five dorms — Aroostook. Colvin. Estabrooke. Kennebec and York Halls — and York Village, a 35- unit apartment complex. Estabrooke Hall, for students over 20, is primarily a graduate student dorm. Colvin Hall is a female co-op Memos 212 where residents cook their own meals. Aroostook is one of three all-male dorms on campus, while Kennebec is one of the four all-female dorms. In September of 1979, the complex held its first annual Southside Extravaganza, which is now held during the first weekend of each fall semester. The event included a street dance, lobster cookout. bonfire, and joke-telling contest. The Cabins, an alternative to dorm life, were located behind York Complex in a wooded area. They were torn down in 1982 because they needed extensive repairs and a new sewer system, and since they housed only 42 students. Residential did not con- sider the project to be financially feasible. Hilltop is the newest dorm complex with three identical dorms — Knox. Oxford, and Somerset, all built in 1967. They have the largest capacities on campus, housing up to 285 students. Hilltop is known for its Bergspitz (Ger- man for hill top ) Weekend in the fall. The Hilltop Commons houses a craft center and an exercise room known as the Hilltop Health Club. Stewart Complex has three dormitories — Androscoggin, a female dorm. Gannett, an all-male dorm, and Cumberland, a coed dorm. During the first weekend of school each year, the complex has an official wel- coming festival called Cum-And-Gannett. Camival-like booths are set up. and there are contests, games and special foods. At night, a dance is held outside under a tent There are many memories of life in the dorms that we will carry with us forever. Perhaps this article has helped to stir up a few of them, and has allowed others to take a peek into dorm life at (1MO. by Suzanna Mitchell 213 OFF-CAMPUS LIFE 214 215 Whether or not off-campus life proves to be a positive experience depends mainly on personal circumstances. Some of these cir- cumstances are common among many of those students living off campus — some are welcomed, others loathed. Advantages of Off-Campus Life: 1. A new chance to develop culinary skills. 2. The privacy of a home away from home becomes a reality. 3. Students find that life does exist beyond the (JMO campus, and that they are a part of it 4. The rules of dormitories and campus life are forgotten (ie: quiet hours, re- stricted parties, low noise levels). 5. Students can usually convince their parents and families that ‘ Apartment life saves money! (And in some cases, it does.) Disadvantages of Off-Campus Life: 1. A new chance to develop culinary skills. 2. The closeness of eight students in a two-bedroom apartment becomes a re- ality. 3. Off-campus commuters learn to ride The Bus. or if they own a car. they learn that the university does not provide enough parking spaces. 4. The rules and regulations of landlords prove to be as restricting as those of Residential Life (ie: six-month rent pay- ments. high security deposits). 5. Many apartments available in the Oro- no-Old Town area are high rent low appearance apartments where saving money is difficult. Mo matter how the pros and cons of off-campus life add up. it's true that of those students living in the dormitories. 75 per cent choose to move off campus prior to their fifth semester. For most, living off campus represents a welcomed change from dorm life. With this change, however, comes new problems, new hardships from day to day. and a new and challenging aspect of the college experience that can be found in no other way. by Ann Merry 216 217 r AFTER HOURS The night life in the Orono area can't be compared to that of New York City, or even to that of Portland. Orono, however, is a college town, and it is the students, gather- ing at the few local night spots, that liven the town with their excitement to be together. At about 9:30 each evening, the once crowded library thins out as many students file over to the Union for beer and popcorn at the Bears' Den. For other students, dancing to the Top 40' holds the key to relaxation and fun. For these UMO night-lifers, the Westmarket Down Under and the Bounty Tavern are the places to be. Aside from dancing, the Bounty is also known for its Rear of the Year and Ugliest Bartender contests. When Friday afternoon finally rolls around. Barstan's Happy Hour draws the students who meet for tacos and half- priced drinks. Then comes the weekend night life with parties and pizzas from Napo- li's and Pat's or rum bowls from the Oriental Jade. When the busy schedules of weekdays return, homemade soup and salad from the Town Farm Restaurant or pizza from Yianni's often taste better than Campbell's chicken noodle or the cafeteria's roast beef au jus. Good times, along with plenty of food, can always be found at the Oronoka and the Time Out, with MTV. The area surrounding UMO may be lack- ing in its social facilities, but it is always brought to life when students gather After Hours. by Ann Merry ... and one last stop • 5' a I ALONG THE MALL 222 223 225 a CLASS OF 1984 Dave N. Abbott, B.S. Forest Management. Sandra D. Abbott. B.S. Child Development John Joseph Aceto, B.S. Business Administra- tion Marketing. Kelli M. Ackley. B.S. Education. Robbin Marie Addams. BA. Journalism. Joseph Aikens, B.S. Civil Engineering. Bonnie J. Aleck, B.S. Business'Finance. Benjamin F. Alexander, BA History. Nancy A Allen, BA. Broadcasting. Mark D. Alley, B.S. Civil Engineering. Heather Ruth Almquist, B.S. Botany. Vanessa R. Alonso, B.S. Secondary Education. Jane L. Alpert, BA. Public Management. Frank Amabile, B.M.E.T. Mechanical Engineer- ing Technology. Usa M. Ames. B.S. Food and Nutrition. Karen E. Amoroso. B.S. Business Administra- tion. Kristen Elizabeth Anaka, BA. Psychology. Carol J. Anderson, BA. Spanish. Michael B. Anderson. B.S. Microbiology. Peter W. Anderson. B.M.E.T. Mechanical En- gineering Technology. Jeffrey C. Andie, B.S. Electrical Engineering. Dennis W. Andrews, B.S. Forestry. Mark W. Andrews, B.S. Forestry. Kim Archambault, B.S. Education. Jodie Christina Arey, B.A. Psychology. Nancy L Arms, BA. Computer Science. Carl Arsenault, B.S. Forestry. Ronald G. Ashley, B.S. Wood Technology. David W. Astwood, BA. Chemistry. Kristina Athanas, B.S. Education. Lou Athanan, B.S. Business Administration. John P. Auger, B.S. Civil Engineering. Salvatore J. Augeri. B.S. Physical Education. Pete Averill, B.S. Animal Science. John E Ayers, B.S. Electrical Engineering. Ann Chappie Babcock. BA. Foreign Language. Darrick P. Baker, B.E.E.T. Electrical Engineering Technology. Theresa L Baker, Associates, Dental Hygiene. Carl T. Balduf. B.S. Forest Engineering. Bonnie J. Aleck Benjamin F. Alexander Nancy A. Allen Kelli M Ackley Mark D. Alley Heather Ruth Almquist Vanessa R. Alonso Jane L AJpen Frank Amabile Usa M Ames 228 A. Peter W. Anderson Jeffrey C. Andie Dennis W. Andrews Mark W. Andrews Kim Archambault Jodie Christina Arey fiancy L. Arms Carl Arsenault Ronald G. Ashley David W. Astwood 229 Emily E. Baldwin, B.S. Business Administration. Christine Ellen Barber, B.S. Business Adminis- tration. John C. Bardash, B.S. Electrical Engineering. Lauren Barnes, BA. Zoology. Janet M. Barnicle, BA. Journalism. Donald Barre, BA. Computer Science. Kenneth A. Bart, B.S. Music Education. Dolores L. Bartley, BA. Social Work. Vickie E. Barton, B.S. General Home Eco- nomics. Jennifer Bassett, B.S. Wildlife Biology. Lawerence J. Bates. B.S. Civil Engineering. William E. Batherson, BA Public Management. Todd T. Bauder, BA. Political Science. Andrea E. Beattie, B.S. Child Development Family Relations. Brenda Marie Beaulieu, Associates. Dental Hy- giene. Grant E. Bechard, B.S. Mechanical Engineering. Julie A Beckett, B.S. Natural Resources. Suzanne Hutchins Becque, BA. Romance Lan- guages. Susan Beltramini, BA. Broadcasting and Jour- nalism. Scott Benbow, BA. Political Science. Becky Drake Bendure, B.S. Child Development. Robert A. Bennett. B.S. Animal Science. David W. Benoit, B.S. Biology. Suzanne E. Berger, B.S. Business Administra- tion Marketing. Amy J. Bern, B.S. Child Development. Michael Bernard, B.S. Business Administration.' Accounting. Cory Bessette, BA. Public Management. Thomas R. Bickford. B.S. Biology. Daniel Bierman Jr.. BA. Political Science. Scott Billings, B.E.E.T. Electrical Engineering Technology. Kathleen Bishop. B.S. Recreation and Park Man- agement. Sandra E. Bissell. BA. Public Management. Stacey L. Bissell, BA. Speech Communications. Emily E. Baldwin Christine Ellen Barber John C Bardash Lauren Barnes Janet M. Barnicle Donald Barre Kenneth K Bart Dolores L Bartley Vickie E. Barton Jennifer Bassett Lawrence J. Bates William E Batherson Todd T. Bauder Ar.drea E. Beattie Brenda Marie Beaulieu Grant E. Bechard Julie A. Beckett Suzanne Hutchins Becque Susan Beltrami ni Scott Benbow Becky Drake Bendure Robert A Bennett David W Benoit Suzanne E. Berqer Amy J. Bern Michael Bernard Cory Bessette Thomas R. Bickford Daniel Bicrman Jr. Scott Billings Kathleen Bishop Sandra E Bissell Stacey L Bissell 231 Mark A. Blaisdcll, B.S. Mechanical Engineering. Ellen Mary Blanchard, B.A. Journalism Advertising. Rebecca A. Blanchard, BA. Economics. Scott E. Blaufuss, BA. Theater. Elaine F. Blood. Richard E. Blunt, B.S. Forest Management. Thomas Alan Boardman, B.M.E.T. Mechanical Engineering Technology. Mark P. Bolduc, B.S. Electrical Engineering. Paul R. Bolduc. B.E.E.T. Electrical Engineering Technology. Paul Michael Bombara, B.S. Microbiology. Christine L. Bond, B.S. Elementary Education. Sharon M. Bossie. B.S. Child Development. Doug W. Bouchard. B.S. Child Development and Family Relations. John Bouchard. B.S. Electrical Engineering. Karen M. Bouchard, ASC. Animal Medical Tech- nology. Susan M. Bouchard. BA. Broadcasting. Michael G. Boucher, B.S. Business Administra- tion. Philippe H. Bourassa, B.S. Business Administra- tion Accounting. Stephen Bowden. BA. Political Science. J. Michael Bowker, B.S. Mechanical En- gineering. Lawrence M. Boyce, B.S. Electrical Engineering. Don Boyle, B.M.E.T. Mechanical Engineering Technology. Cheryl F. Boynton, BA Psychology. John D. Bradbury, BA Zoology. Christopher Edward Joseph Bradley, BA. En- glish. Mark R. Bradstreet, B.S. Forestry and Natural Resources. Kenneth J. Brain, B.S. Wildlife Management. Dan H. Brann, B.S. Business Administration Accounting. Elizabeth Bailey Braun, B.S. Forest Manage- ment. Dean R. Breau, B.S. Secondary Education. Mark A Blaisdcll Ellen Mary Blanchard Rebecca A. Blanchard Richard E Blunt Elaine F Blood Scott E. Blauluss Thomas Alan Boardman Paul Michael Bombara Christine L. Bond Sharon M. Boss Doug W. Bouchard John Boot hard Karen M. Bouchard 232 Elizabeth B. Braun Dean R. Breau Lawrence M. Boyce Mark R. Bradstrect Dan H Brann Stephen Bowden Don Boyle John D. Bradbury Susan M. Bouchard J. Michael Bowker Christopher Bradley Kenneth J. Brain Michael G. Boucher Philippe H. Bourassa Cheryl F. Boynton 233 Donald V. Breton, ASC. Mechanical En- gineering. Mark J. Breton, B.S. Business Administration. Barry Brewer, B.S. Business Administration' Accounting. Ellen R. Briggs, B.S. Nursing. Catherine Brink, B.M.E.T. Mechanical Engineer- ing Technology. David Brock, B.S. Electrical Engineering. Deanna L Brooks, BA. Journalism. Deborah A. Brown. BA. Computer Science. Laura D. Brown, BA. Psychology. Nancy L Brown, B.S. Business Administration Marketing. Sandra L Brown. B.S. Animal Science. Suellen E. Brown. B.S. Education. Susan Brown. B.S. Animal Science. Crary H. Brownell, BA. Political Science. Mark S. Browning. B.S. Engineering Physics. Jacqueline Suzanne Bucken, B.S. Civil En- gineering. Diane A. Bugel, B.S. Health and Family Life. Steve Bullard, BA. History and Journalism. Anita G. Burke, B.S. Elementary Education. Susan L Burlock, BA. Zoology. Carol N. Bums, B.S. Animal Science. Stephen Bums, B.S. Business Administration Accounting. Bruce H. Bum'll, B.S. Business Administration Management and Marketing. John M. Burton, B.S. Mechanical Engineering. Steven E. Bushnell, B.S. Mechanical En- gineering. Peter George Bushway. B.S. Parks and Recre- ation Education. Stacy M. Cain, BA. Journalism Advertising. Roxanne Caldwell, B.S. Mechanical Engineering. John S. Campbell, BA. Political Science. Dara Cagliuso, B.S. Elementary Education. Peter A. Caradonna, B.S. Animal Science. Donald V. Breton Barry Brewer David Brock Mark J. Breton Catherine Brink Laura D. Broun Deanna L Brooks Deborah A. Brown Nancy L Brown Sandra L Broun Suellen E- Broun Susan Brown Crary H. Brownell Mark S. Browning 234 Jacqueline Bucken Dione A. Bugel Steve Bullard Anita G. Burke Susan L. Burlock Carol N. Bums Stephen Burns Bruce M Burrill John M. Burton Steven E. Bushncll Peter George Bushway Stacy M. Cain Roxanne Caldwell John S. Campbell Peter A Caradonna 235 Lauren P. Cardone, B.S. Animal Science and Zoology. Kelly J. Carey, B.S. Education. Susan M. Carey, B.S. Business Administration Management. Jack R. Carlsen, B.S. Physical Education. Elise Marie Caron, B.S. Agriculture. Kimberlee Carpenter, B.S. Child Development. Laurie A. Carpenter, B.S. Child Development. Karen M. Carr, B.S. Engineering Physics. Renee A. Carter, B.S. Business Administration-' Management. Chris A. Cashman, BA Speech Communications. Kimberly A Cassida, B.S. Animal Science. Pierre J. Castonguay. B.S. Mechanical En- gineering. Karen L Chabot, B.S. Child Development. David P. Chamberlain, BA Economics and Po- litical Science. Jeanine P. Chapdelaine, B.S. Mechanical En- gineering. Madeline Chapman, B.A. Journalism Advertising. Jack Chaput, BA. Computer Science. Amy Marie Chase, BA. Economics. David Atwood Chase, BA. English. Lori S. Cheslcy, BA. Journalism Advertising. Sanford E. Chesley, B.M.E.T. Mechanical En- gineering Technology. Ronald Edward Chicoine, BA. Zoology. Lauren Marie Ch8d, BA Speech Communications. Melpo Christou, B.S. Mathematics. Michael D. Clancy, B.S. Forest Resources. Bany Ewen Clark, B.S. Mechanical Engineering. Brooks A. Clark, B.S. Education. Jill A Clark, B.S. Surveying Engineering. Melissa B. Clark, B.S. Business Administration Management. Susan E. Clement. B.S. Business Administra- tion Marketing and Management. David A Cloutier, B.S. Animal Science. Kimberley Cochrane, B.S. Business Administra- tion Finance. Margaret F. Cochran, BA. Psychology. Lauren P. Cardone Kelly J. Carey Susan M. Carey Jack R. Carlsen Laurie A Carpenter Elise Marie Caron Karen M. Carr Kimberlee Carpenter Renee A Carter Chns A Cashman Kimberlee A. Cass:da Karen L. Chabot David P. Chamberlain Pierre J. Castonguay FI ■ W; Jeanine Chapdelaine 236 ik ml Jack Chaput Lori S. Chesley Sanford E. Chesley Ronald Edward Chcoinc Lauren Marie Child Mclpo Chnstou Michael D Clancy Barry Ewen Clark Brooks A. Clark Jill A. Clark Melissa B Clark Susan E. Clement David A Cloutier Kimberley Chochranc Margaret Cochrane Madeline Chapman David Atwood Chase Amy Marie Chase 237 ¥ « Laurie Ann Coiley, BA French and Latin. Frank C. Collins, B.S. Electrical Engineering. Janet B. Collins, B.S. Education Todd A. Comber, B.S. Business Administration.' Management and Marketing. Catherine A- Connors, B.S. Business Adminis- tration Management. Geoffrey Cook, BA Journalism Advertising. Lauren J. Corey, B.S. Business Administration' Accounting. Lisa M. Cormier, B.S. Business Administration. Ron Cormier, BA. Broadcasting. James L Costello, B.S. Business Administra- tiorvAccounting. Jana Theresa Cote-Munroe, ASC. Fashion Mer- chandising. Michael Cote, B.S. Civil Engineering. Leslie Marie Court, B.S. Elementary Education. Joanne E. Courtois, B.S. Business Administra- tion Marketing. Stephen Couture, B.S. Electrical Engineering. Carol Covington. BA. English. Kimberly A Cowett, B.S. Business Administra- tion and Psychology. Andrea J. Cox, B.S. Music Education. Teny J. Coyne, B.S. Business Administration Accounting. Caroline Craine, BA Economics. Lisa Ann Craven, B.S. Forestry. Edward C. Cuddy, BA Computer Science. Cathy Cunha, BA. Journalism. Sandra J. CunBffe, BA Speech Communica- tions. Michael F. Curry. B.S. Education. Scott Randell Curtis. BA. Public Management. Anethia E. Cyr, BA. Journalism Advertising. Karen L. Cyr, BA. English. Peggy R. Cyr, BA Zoology. Laura Dahlgren, B.S. Food and Nutrition. Mark R. Daigle, B.S. Chemical Engineering. Laurie Ann Coiley Frank C. Collins Janet B. Collins Catherine A Connors Geoffrey Cook Lauren J. Corey James L. Costello Jana Cotc-Munroe Michael Cote Leslie Marie Court Joanne E. Courtois Stephen Couture 1 238 Kimberly A. Cowett Terry J. Coyne Andrea J. Cox Lisa Ann Craven Edward C. Cuddy Calhy Cunha Sandra J. Cunhffe Carol Covington Caroline Craine 239 I t Barbara Eileen Dalgaard, B.S. Business Adminis- tration. Cindy Damren, BA. Psychology and Sociology. Ronald Lee Daugherty, BA. English and Political Science. Alyson Davis, B.S. Education. Beverly A. Davis, B.S. Human Development. Katherine L Davis, B.S. Business Administra- tioa'Accounting. Susan E. Davis, BA. Sociology. Beth Davison. BA. Speech Pathology. Roderick Deane, BA. Computer Science. Carolyn Elizabeth Dearborn, B.S. Elementary and Special Education. Joan Decato, BA. Computer Science. Heather C. Dee, B.S. Electrical Engineering. Rodney R. Dee, B.S. Engineering Physics. Ronald D. Dee, B.S. BusinessAccounting Barbara A. DefaBio. B.A. Journalism Advertising. Judith M. Degrandpre, B.S. Business Adminis- tration Marketing. Tim DeHaas, B.S. Engineering Physics. Chester Joseph Deluga, B.A. Journalism Advertising. Sheila M. Dembek, B.S. Elementary Education. Ann M. Denis, B.S. Child Development. Paula Jean Dennis. BA. Broadcasting and Histo- ry. Katherine Desjardin, B.S. Business Administra- tiorv'Consumer Services. Jeffrey Cate Desjarlais, BA. Broadcasting. Pamela L DesRoches, B.S. Home Economics. Paul E. Dick, BA. Computer Science. Mark A. DiGiovanni, B.S. Mechanical En- gineering. Robin S. Dillon, B.S. Business Administration. Diane C. Dion, B.S. Chemical Engineering. Nick R. DiPaolo, B.S. Business Administration Marketing. Peter D. Diplock, BA Public Administration. Mary Neil Doak, B.S. Biology. Katherine J. Doctor, B.S. Food and Nutrition. Kristie Ellen Dodge, B.S. Home Economics. Barbara E. DaJgaard Cindy Damren Ronald Lee Daugherty Susan E. Davis Beth Davison Roderick Deane Carolyn E. Dearborn Heather C. Dee Rodney R. Dee Ronald D. Dee 240 Judith M. DeGrandpre Tim DeHaas Chester Joseph Deluga Sheila M. Dembek Ann M. Denis Paula Jean Dennis 241 Katherin Desjardin Jeffrey Cate Desjarlais Pamela L. DesRoches Paul E. Dick Mark A DiGiovanni Robin S. Dillon Peter D. Diplock Maty Neil Doak Katherine J Doctor Knsiie Ellen Dodge Diane C. Dion Daniel C. Doherty, B.S. Forestry. James B. Doliner, BA Economics and Speech Communications. Peter M. Domino, B.S. Forestry. John B. Donahue. BA History. Daniel Donovan, B.S. Electrical Engineering. Robert E. Doscher, BA Journalism. Diana Douglas, BA Speech Communications. Dianne Douglass. BA Economics. Rebecca L Drew, B.S. Business Administration. Maureen C. Driscoll, B.S. Business Administra- tion Management. Sherree L. Dubendris. BA Broadcasting and Journalism. Carl Thomas Dubois, B.S. Mechanical Engineering. Jeannette F. Dubois, B.S. Child Development. Sharon E. Dubois, B.S. Business Administration Cerrita Lynn Dubord, B.S. Business Administra- tion. Michael J. Ducey, B.S. Pulp and Paper Tech- nology. David A. Duley, B.S. Business Administration Marketing. Diana I. Dunbar, BA Speech Communications. Stephen C. Dunlap, B.S. Mechanical Engineering. Patrick R. Dunn, B.S. Recreation and Park Man- agement. Carol Dupuis, ASC. Resource and Business Man- agement. Brian Duranccau. B.S. Business Administration' Marketing. Laura A Durham, BA Psychology and Zoology. David Philip Durrell, BA International Affairs History. Karen R. Dutton, B.S. Mechanical Engineering. Patrisha Duzen, BA Joumalism Advertising. Ellen Dyer. BA Theater. Helen R. Dyer. B.S. Education. Henry H. Eastman, BA Psychology. Anthony Edith, BA. Political Science. Michael T. Eggers, B.S. Business Administration Management. Susan P. Elias, B.S. Wildlife Management Joann Mary Ellis. B.S. Education. James B. Doliner Daniel C. Doherty Robert E. Doscher John B. Donahue Daniel Donovan Diana Douglas Dianne Douglass Rebecca L Drew Maureen C. Driscoll Sheree L. Dubendris Carl Thomas Dubois Jeannette F. Dubois Cerrita Lynn Dubord Sharon E. Duboxs 242 Michael J. Ducey David A. DuSey Diana I. Dunbar Patrick R. Dunn Carol Dupuis Brian Duranccau Laura A. Durham David Philip Durrell Stephen C. Dunlap Ellen Dyer Helen R. Dyer Henry H. Eastman Karen R. Dutton Patrisha Daren 243 « Lynne Marie Ellis. B.S. Education. Etienne C. Emmons. BA. Economics. Robert M. Emmons. B.S. Engineering Physics. Elizabeth A. Engblom. B.S. Business Adminis- tration Finance. Margaret Ann England, B.S. Physical Education. Keith William Englehart, B.A. Journalism Advertising. Erik B. Espling, B.S. Education. Martha R. Estes, B.S. Child Development Maxine Ewankow. B.S. Biology. Stephen M. Ezzy. BA Zoology. John Carlton Farley Jr.. BA History. Tim J. Farmer. B.S. Education. Barbara L. Feeney, B.S. Home Economics. Elaine A. Fellows. B.S. Child Development. Paul M. Vellows. B.S. Electrical Engineering. Gina Ferazzi, BA. Journalism. Robert M. Reid, B.S. Agricultural Engineering. John William Fiola. BA Chemistry. Kurt J. Rscher, B.S. Recreation and Park Man- agement. Michael R. Rtz, B.S. Forestry and Wildlife. Colleen M. Rtzgerald, BA. Political Science. Gregg S. Rtzgerald, B.S. Business Administra- tion Finance. Robert F. Rtzgerald. B.S. Business Administra- tion. Susan Jean Rtzgerald. BA Psychology. JeffS. Fitzpatrick, B.S. Business Administratioa' Management and Marketing. Ann E. Raherty. BA. Psychology and Latin. Edward Raherty. B.S. Chemical Engineering. Sean Rathers, BA. Economics. Douglas F. Reming. B.S. Biology. Cheryl L Fletcher. B.S. Business Administration. Lynne Mary Ellis Robert M. Emmons Elizabeth A. Engbiom Margaret Ann England Keith William Englehart Enk B. Esplir.g Martha R. Estes Maxine Ewankow Stephen M. Ezzy John Carlton Farley. Jr. Tim J. Farmer Elaine A Fellows Paul M. Fellows 244 Michael R. Fitz Colleen M. Fitzgerald Gregg S. Fitzgerald Robert F. Fitzgerald Susan Jean Fitzgerald 245 I I I Clifton M. Fletcher Jr., BA Broadcasting. Leslie E. Fletcher, BA. Art. William T. Flint, B.S. Engineering Physics. Lisa G. Fogg, B.S. Child Development. Orinda P. Fogler, B.S. Animal Science. Timothy A Ford, B.S. Business Administration. James D. Fortin. BA Sociology. Susan M. Fortin, BA. Geological Sciences. Danny Fotter, B.S. Physical Education. Sara L Frack, BA. Economics. Timothy A. Fram. BA. Public Management Gregory P. Francoeur. BA. Zoology. Andrew Frawley. B.S. Business Administration. Neil A. Frederick, B.S. Forestry. Mark W. Friend. B.S. Civil Engineering. Stewart Frank Frost. BA Computer Science. Lee A. Frothingham, B.S. Education. Dorothy D. Fry. B.S. Child Development Beth Gabarro, BA. Economics. Brian Galbraith. B.S. Electrical Engineering. Thomas A. Gale. BA. Computer Science. Fae C. Gail, BA. Chemistry. Helene F. Gallivan, B.S. Business Administra- tion Flnance. Tammy T. Gardiner, B.S. Agricultural Resource Economics. Mark T. Gaudet. B.S. Botany. Jennifer Leighton Gay, BA. Psychology. Donna A Gendreau, B.S. Food and Nutrition. Phil George, BA. Political Science. Richard F. George, ASC. Resource Business Management Suellen George, BA. International Affairs. Mary E. Gcraghty, BA. Public Management. Edward H. Gervais III, B.S. Electrical En- gineering. Paul J. Giacalone, B.A. Journalism Administration. Clifton M. Fletcher. Jr. Leslie E. Fletcher WiUiam T. Flint Lisa G. Fogg Orinda P. Fogler Timothy A. Ford James D. Fortin Susan M. Fortin Danny Fotter Andrew Frawley Neil A Frederick Mark W. Friend 246 Brian Galbraith Thomas A. Gale Fae C. Gall Helene F. Gallivan Tammy T. Gardiner Stewart Frank Frost Lee A. Frothingham Dorothy D. Fry Beth Gabarro Mark T. Gaudet Jennifer Leighton Gay Donna A Gendreau Phil George Richard F. George 247 I Julie Bowen Gibson, BA English. Paul Giggey, BA History. Jane M. Gilbert, BA Psychology. Traci E. Gildea. B.S. Business Administration Marketing. Thomas A. Gill. B.S. Mechanical Engineering. Laurie T. Gillespie, B.S. Business Administration ' Marketing. Earle William Gillis, B.S. Engineering Physics. Russell Gillis, B.S. Mechanical Engineering. John D. Gledhill, BA Psychology. Robert F. Glover, BA. Computer Science. Robin T. Glynn. B.S. Business Administration Management. Melissa Ellen Goldberg. International Affairs Spanish. Matthew D. Gomes, FAVT. Forest Management. Rebecca C. Good, B.S. Physical Education. Elizabeth T. Goodie. BA Sociology. Andrew Goodwin. FMT. Forest Management Candice Lee Goodwin, B.S. Animal Agricultural Technology. Nancy E. Goodwin, B.S. Business Administra- tion. Bob Gordon, B.S. Business Administration Marketing. Heidi L. Gordon. B.S. Animal Agriculture Business. Mark Steven Gordon, BA. Psychology. Ronald E. Gott Jr., BA. Geological Sciences. Brenda Lynn Gould. B.S. Electrical Engineering. Carolyn I. Grady, BA. Economics B.S. Educa- tion. Cheryl A. Grant. BA. Broadcasting. Steven R. Grant, B.S. Civil Engineering. Keith Greenwood. BA. Computer Science. Laura C. Greiwe, B.A. International Affairs Economics. Karen E. Griffin, B.S. Elementary Education. Lisa B. Griffin, AS. AWchandising. Michael Griffith. BA Computer Science. Michael E. Grindle. B.S. Chemical Engineering. Candace A. Guerette. B.S. Business Administra- tion. Jane M. Gilbert Paul Giggey Julie Bo'«n Gibson Thomas A. Gill Traci E. Gildea Laurie T. Gillespie Earle William Gillis Russell Gillis John D. Gledlull Matthew D. Gomes Rebecca C. Good Elizabeth T. Goodie Robert F. Glover Robin T. Glynn ( 248 5V J Cheryl A. Grant Stephen R. Grant Keith Greenwood Laura C. Grerwe Karen E. Griffin Michael E. Grindle Candace A. Gi rrette Joseph P. Guidoboni, B.S. Business Adminislra- tioa'Accounting. Kelley E. Guiggey. BA Human Services. Jeffrey Breton Guiou. BA. Economics. Anne Haddow, BA Political Science. Kiafar Haghkerdar. B.S. Electrical Engineering. Mehrdad Haghkerdar. BA Chemistry. Rebecca Haines. BA English. Dean W. Hall. B.S. Elementary Education. Ellen J. Hall. BA Chemical Engineering. Susan Bradford Hall, BA. Art History. Lori A. Hallee, BA. Computer Science. James C. Hallowell, B.S. Business Administra- tioa'Finance and Accounting. Jennifer A. Hamblem. BA Music. Anita L. Hamblen. BA Computer Science. Tamara L. Hamilton. B.S. Agricultural Resource Economics. Victoria J. Hamilton. BA. Business Administra- tion Management and Accounting. Wanda J. Hamilton. B.A. Public Management. Brent E. Hammond. B.S. Physical Education. G. Michael Hammond. B.S. Forest Management. Paul P. Hammond. B.S. Physical Education. Diana T.S. Hampton, B.A. Psychology Zoology. Elizabeth L. Hancock. BA. Social Work. Elana Hand. BA Computer Science. Clare Elizabeth Hannan. B.A. Speech Com- munications. Laurie L. Harlow. BA. Speech Therapy. Cindy L Harmon. BA. Psychology. Ron F. Harriman. BA. Political Science. Sandra L Harris, B.S. Elementary Education Child Development. Troy David Harrison. B.S. Business Administra- tion Marketing. Richard A. Hartley. B.S. Microbiology. Lee Arthur Hartmann. B.S. Natural Resources. David K. Harvey. B.S. Forestry and Wildlife Man- agement. Dee Harvey. B.S. Child Development and Family Relations. Joseph P Guidoboni Kelley E. Guiggey Jeffrey Breton Guiou Anne Haddow Kiafar Haghkerdar Mehrdad Haghkerdar Rebecca Haines Dean W. Hall Ellen J. Hall Susan Bradford Hall Lori A. Hallee James C Hallowell Jennifer A. Hamblem Anita L. Hamblen Tamara I. Hamilton Victoria J. Hamilton Wanda J. Hamilton Brent E. Hammond G. Michael Hammond Paul P. Hammond Diana T.S. Hampton Elizabeth L Hancock Elana Hand Clare Elizabeth Hannan Laurie L Harlow Cmdy L. Harmon Ron F. Harriman Sandra L. Harris Troy David Harrison Richard A. Hartley Lee Arthur Hartmann David K. Harvey Dec Harvey 251 Patrick Harty, B.S. Forest Engineering. Jill Haskell, BA Speech Communications. Richard S. Hatch, B.S. Animal Science. Lisa Jo Hawthorne, B.S. Business Administra- tion Accounting. Wendy S. Haynes, B.S. Physical Education. John G. Hazatone. B.S. Elementary Education. Michelle McLain Hedrich, BA Public Management Rhonda Hedstrom, BA. Speech Communica- tions'English. Teresa Henchey, BA Public Management and History. Brittany Joy Henderson, B.S. Animal Science Education. Maureen Henderson. BA. Zoology. Charles Howard Hendren, BA. Liberal Studies. Judith Ann Hennessy, B.S. Elementary Education. Bess Hersom, B.S. Animal Science. Linda Liegh Hertzel, B.S. Animal Science. Robert H. Hibbard, B.S. Electrical Engineering. Debra L Higgins. BA Speech Communications. Debra Viola Higgins, BA Speech Communica- tions. Joel E. Hinshaw, BA. Zoology. Laurie Hobson. BA Journalism. Douglas B. Hogue. B.S. Business Administra- tion Management and Marketing. Angela L Holding, BA. Psychology. Pamela J. Holding, BA. Art. N. Christopher Holmes, B.S. Mechanical En- gineering Glen A Holyoke, B.S. Business Administration. Kavin D. Holyoke, B.S. Business Administration Finance. Jeffrey AJan Holzer, B.S. Natural Resources. Sarah E. Homer, B.S. Business Administration Management Kathryn A. Houghton, B.S. Music Education. Scott F. Houston, BA. Computer Science. Lester Scott Howard. BA. Economics and Soci- ology. Deborah M. Howe. AS, Resource Business Management and Merchandising. Michelle McLain Hedrich Rhonda Hedstrom Teresa Henchey Brittany Joy Henderson Maureen Henderson Charles Howard Henderson Judith Ann Hennessy Bess Hersom Linda Leigh Hertzel Robert H. Hibbard Debra L. Higgins Debra Viola Higgins Joel E. Hinshaw Glen A. Holyoke Kavin D Holyoke Jeffrey Alan Holier Sarah E. Homer Kathryn A Houghton 253 Usa R. Hoyt, AS. Fashion Merchandising. Francis Lee Hudnor, B.A. Broadcasting Journalism. Lynn Humphrey, B.S. Physical Education. Scott R. Humphrey. B.S. BMET. Dawn Martha Hunkins, B.S. Biology International Agricultural Development. David L. Hunt, B.S. Physical Education. Anne Hutchins, B.S. Business Administration Accounting. Pamela Hutchins, B.S. Education. Judith A. Ingalls, BA. Social Work. Gail M. Jackins. B.S. Education. William R. Jarvis. B.S. Forest Management. Thomas H. Jenkins. B.S. Biology. Mark A. Jennings, BA Psychology. Scott G. Jimmo, BA. Political Science. Andrew G. Johnson, B.S. Business Administra- tion. Barbara A. Johnson, B.S. Physical Education. Chris A. Johnson, B.S. Education. Ernest H. Johnson. B.S. Chemical Engineering. Faye Johnson. B.S. Business Administration Accounting. Kimberly M. Johnson. B.S. Business Administra- tion. Pete Johnson, BA. Zoology. Russell F. Johnson, B.S. Forestry. Sue Jones. BA Psychology. Susan M. Jordan, BA International Affairs. Mary Kay Kasper, B.S. Physical Education. Peter Keefe, B.S. Rants and Soils Sciences. Jonathan E. Keene, B.S. Agricultural En- gineering. J. Philip Kell, BA Music Bobbi J. Kelly. B.S. Electrical Engineering. Ruth Kelly, B.S. Business Administration Finance. Elizabeth A. Kenney, BA Public Mangement. Scott Frederick Kieffer, B.S. Business Adminis- tration Marketing and Management. John M. Kilby, B.S. Mechanical Engineering Technology. Lisa R. Hoyt Francis Lee Hudnor Lynn Humphrey Scott R. Humphrey Down Martha Hunkins David L Hunt Anne Hutchins Pamela Hutchins Judith A. Ingalls Mark A. Jennings Andrew G. Johnson Scott G. Jimmo 254 J Peter Keefe Finest H Johnson Susan M. Jordan Bobbi J Kelly Barbara A. Johnson Kimberly M. Johnson Mary Kay Kasper Chris A. Johnson Peter Johnson Russell F. Johnson Jonathan EL Keene Faye Johnson Sue Jones J. Philip Kell Ruth Kelly Scott Frederick Kicffer John M_ Kilby 255 Elizabeth A. Kenney I I Roberta Jean Kilfoyle, B.A. Political Science. Catherine A. King, AS. Merchandising. Michael King, B.S. Electrical Engineering. Jo Kinney, B.S. Child Development. Betty H. Kirkpatrick, B.S. Child Development Kevin G. Knauer, BA Journalism. Michael F. Knight BA Computer Science. Theresa Eileen Knott. B.S. Business Administra- tion Management. Daniel B. Knowles, B.S. Electrical Engineering. Nancy L Koenig, B.S. Home Economics. Peter C. Kohler. BA. Zoology. Richard F. Konz Jr., B.S. Biology. Cheiyl L. Krienke, BA. Psychology. Christopher J. Kripas, BA. Zoology. Bonnie L. Krog, BA. Psychology. Craig Alan Kroot, B.S. Forest Management Tina Marie Krzyna, B.S. Forestry. Linda M. LaChance. B.S. Education. Lisa A. Ladd, B.S. Education. Morris J. LaFIamme, B.S. Music Education. Elaine Marie LaFrance, B.S. Elementary Educa- tion. Elizabeth Laiho, B.S. Mechanical Engineering Technology. Peter Laiho, B.S. Mechanical Engineering Tech- nology. Lai Ho Tong Yolande, B.S. Business Administra- tion. Donna L Lambert, B.S. Elementary Education. Paul Lamoreau, BA English. Arthur J. LaMothe, BA. Political Science. Dominique Landis, BA. FrenchAVildlife Biology. Carolyn M. Lane, B.S. Elementary Education. Debra Marie Lane, BA. Public Management Michael King Catherine A. Kmg Roberta Jean Kilfoyle Kevin G. Knauer Betty H Kirkpatrick Daniel B. Knowles Michael F. Knight Theresa Eileen Knott Nancy Koenig Peter C Kohler Richard F. Konz. Jr. Cheryl L. Krienke Christopher J. Kripas Bonn L. Krog 256 1 f' Craig AJan Kroot Tina Marie Krzyna Linda M. La Chance Lisa A Ladd Morris J. LaFlamme Elaine Marie LaFrance Elizabeth Laiho Peter Laiho Lai Ho Tong Yolande David Laplante, B.S. Mechanical Engineering. Margo G. Laplante, B.S. Child Development. Jayne Lardcn, B.S. Business Administration Management'Marketing. Maureen Drake Largay. B.S. Business Adminis- tration Pamela Jean Laskey, BA. Speech Communica- tions. Kevin A. Latendresse. M.S. Mathematics. Ann Marie Lauze. BA. Biology Marc A. Laverriere, BA. Zoology. Mark D. LeBlanc, BA. Computer Science. Virginia Y. Lee. BA. Applied Mathematics. Whitney A. Leeman. B.S. Physical Education. Patricia A. LeeL B.S. Elementary Education. John R. Lefebvre. B.S. Business Administration. Rosemary Herer Leighton. B.S. Engineering Physics. Roger Robert Lemieux, B.S. Mechanical En- gineering Technology. Sharon G. Lenz. B.S. Civil Engineering. Julie A. Lersch. B.S. Recreation Education. Scott R. Lessard, B.S. Physical Education. Margaret Peg Levasseur, BA. Broadcasting. Deborah J. Lewis. B.S. Nutrition. Robert D. Ubbey, BA. Theater Broadcasting. Lloyd E. Libby. B.S Mechanical Engineering. Lynn Libby. B.S. Animal Science. Kellyann Linn. BA. Journalism Advertising. Renee S. Lizotte. BA. Zoology. Gregory S. Lloyd. B.S. Forest Management Katherine Uoyd-Rees. BA. Broadcasting. Kathleen M. Loftus. BA Political Science. Frederick J. Lonardo, B.S. Mechanical En- gineering. L. Bonnie Long. BA. Speech Communications. Michael H. Lounsbury, B.S. Biology. B. Lucarelli. AS. Resource and Business Man- agement. Niles Lund. B.S. Engineering Physics. Jayne Larden Margo G Laplante David Laplante Kevin A. Latendresse Maureen Drake Largay Pamela Jean Laskey Ann Marie Lauze Marc A Lavernere Mark D. LcBlanc Virginia Y Lee Whitney A Leeman Patricia A Leet John R. Lefebvre Roger Robert Lemieux Rosemary Here Leighton 258 Jean Marie Luther, B.S. Food and Nutrition. Thomas C. Luther. B.S. Engineering Physics. Teresa A. Lutz. BA. Zoology. Maiy K. Lyons. B.S. Business Administration. Fran MacDonald. B.S. Business Administration Marketing. Lea A. MacDougall, BA7B.A. Computer Sci- ence History. Keith Alan MacKay, BA. Public Management. Rebecca Lou Maddocks. B.S. Elementary Edu- cation. Mariisc Mahan. B.S. Wildlife Management. Deborah D. Maheu, B.S. Education P.E. Corinne Manahan, BA. Computer Science and Applied Mathematics. D. Scott Mangiafico. B.S. Agriculture Resource Economics. Tony Mangione. M.PA. Public Administration. Henry Marcy, B.S. Electrical Engineering. Mark C. Maritato. B.S. Natural Resources. Renee M. Marlowe, B.S. Education. Carl Marsano, B.S. B.S. Chemical Engineering Pulp and Paper Technology-. Karen M. Marsh, B.S. Recreation Parks Educa- tion. Stacy L Marsh. B.S. Child Development. Carol Marshall. B.S. Business Administration. Julie Ruth Marshall. B.S. Business Administra- tion Finance. Kimberly Ann Marshall, B.S. Agriculture and Re- source Economics. Mary Louise Marston, B.S. Elementary Educa- tion. Andrew P. Martin, B.S. Civil Engineering. David N. Martin, B.S. Civil Engineering. Elizabeth A. Martin, AS. Dental Hygiene. Tina Marie Martin, B.S. Physical Education. Troy Martin, B.S. Mechanical Engineering. Heidi J. Mathieu, B.S. Education'P.E. Faith Gail Matorin. BA. English. Laurier J. Maurais, B.S. Forestry. Jean Marie Luther Thomas C. Luther Teresa A. LuU Mary K. Lyons Fran MacDonald Lea A MacDougall Keith Alan MacKay Rebecca Lou Maddocks Marlise Mahan Deborah D. Maheu Corinne Manahan Scott Mangiafico Tony Mangione Henry Marcy Mark C Maritato M Stacy L. Marsh Carol Marshall Julie Ruth Marshall Kimberlee Ann Marshall Mary Louise Morse Andrew P. Martin Renee M. Marlowe Carl Marsano Karen M Marsh David IS. Martin Elizabeth A. Martin Tina Marie Martin Troy Martin Heidi J. Mathieu Kim S. Mavor, B.S. Home Economics. Susan M. Maxcy. B.S. Elementary Education. Curtis W. Maynard. B.S. Engineering Physics. Dccna M. Mayo. BA Political Science. Anne McBrady, B.S. Civil Engineering. Theresa Mary McCarthy, BA. Political Science. Maura P. McDermott, B.S. Physical Education. Rebecca L. McDevitt. B.A. Computer Sci- ence And Mathematics. Lynne T. McDonough. BA. Public Management. Sean Joseph Patrick McDonough, B.S. Me- chanical Engineering Technology. Robert B. McDougall, BA. Speech Communica- tions. Steven Allyn McEachern. B.S. Chemical En- gineering. Brian W. McEwen, B.S. Mechanical Engineering Technology. Deborah J. McGillan, B.S. Business Adminstra- tion Management and Marketing. Jill Ann McGillivray. B.S. Civil Engineering. Dale Stephen McGJauflin. B.S. Business Admin- istration Management. Wendy McGovern. B.S. Elementary Education. Amaryllis Hodsdon McGuinness. B.S. Child De- velopment Robert E. McHose. B.S. Forest Engineering. Lisa M. McKenna. BA. Psychology. JohnM. McKeon, B.S. Business Administration' Management. Patricia M. McKeon. BA. Journalism. Richard B. McKinley. BA. Psychology. William T. McKinnon. B.S. Business Administra- tion. Lisa G. McLaughlin. BA. English. Martha L. McLaughlin. B.S. Mechanical En- gineering. Page Gibson McLaughlin. B.S. Mechanical En- gineering. Thomas W. McMahon. B.S. Business Adminis- tration. Scott A. McManus. B.S. Animal Science. Mary A. McNeil. BA. Public Management and Sociology. Robert Joseph McPhee. BA Journalism. Curtis W. Maynard Kim S. Mavor Theresa McCarthy Anne McBrady Maura P. McDermott Rebecca L McDevitt Lynne T. McDonough Sean McDonough Steven Allyn McEachern Robert B McDougall Brian W McEwen Deborah J. McGillan JiB Ann McGillivray 262 Lisa M. McKenna John M. McKeon Patricia M. McKeon Richard B. McKinley William T. McKinnon Robert Joseph McPhee 263 Paula Margaret McShane. B.S. Elementary Edu- cation. Terence K. McSweeney, B.S. Microbiology. Carolyn A. Mehlman. B.S. Physical Education. Christopher G. Meiman, B.S. Forestry. Cheri Ann Meinsen. B.S. Forectry and Recreation and Park Management. Ann M. Merry, BA Journalism'Advertising. James A. Meserve, Economics and Journalism. Kathleen A. Metcalf, B.S. Physical Education. Brenda A. Michaud, BA. Computer Science. Michael A. Michaud, B.S. Electrical Engineering. Lynn M. Michelsen, B.S. Child Development. Lisa Miller, B.S. Physical Education. Francis E. Millerick, BA. Journalism. John E. Mills, B.S. Forestry. Jeffrey A Mitchell, B.S. Mechanical Engineering. Suzanna M. Mitchell, BA. Journalism. Stephen E. Monaghan, Jr., B.S. Mechanical En- gineering and BA Economics. Michael A. Monica. BA. Political Science. David W. Mooers, B.S. Physical Education. Karen Allison Mooney, ASC. Business Manage- ment. Abigail Potter Moore. BA Political Science. Winifred D. Moore. BA. Art. Katherine Miles Moran, BA. Journalism. Joan C. Moravick, B.A. Speech Communica- tions. Michael J. Moreau, B.S. Civil Engineering. Edmund J. Morcshcad. B.S. Animal Science. Jeff C.H. Morgan, B.S. Business Administration Finance and Accounting. John S. Morgan, B.E.E.T. Electrical Engineering Technology. Michael D. Morin. B.A. International Affairs. Terri Morin. Paula Margaret McShane Terence K McSweeney Carolyn A Mehlman Christopher G. Meiman Cheri Ann Meinsen Ann M. Merry James A. Meserve Kathleen A Metcalf Brenda A Michaud Michael A Michaud Lynn M. Mkhaetsen Lisa Mater Francis E. Millerick John E. Mills Jeffrey A Mitchdl Susanna M. Mitchell Steven E. Monaghan. Jr Michael A. Monica Winifred D. Moore David W. Mooers Katherine Miles Moran Michael J. Moreau Jeff C.H Morgan Michael D. Morin Terri Morin Joan C. Moravick Edmund J. Moreshcad John S. Morgan Karen Allison Mooney Abigail Potter Moore 265 Richard A. Morrill, B.S. Animal Science. Kathy Morris, B.S. Forest Recreation Management. Melinda A. Morris. BA Speech Communica- tions. Daniel Joseph Morrow, BA. Computer Science. Mary Lou Morse, B.S. Business Administration Management. Susan A. Morton, BA. Social Services. Martina D. Moscone. BA Speech Communications. William D. Moszka, B.S. Business Administra- tion Marketing. David Alan Movsesian, B.A. Journalism Advertising. Russell Arthur Muise, B.A. Journalism Broadcasting. Forrest F. Mulheron. BA. Zoology. Marietta Mukics, AS. Forest Management Tech- nology Susan C. Munroe, B.S. Mechanical Engineering. Torn Muroga, BA. Mathematics. Melissa Jane Murphy, B.S. Forestry. Parks and Recreation. Timothy William Murray. BA. Psychology. Cheryl M. Mush rail, BA. Child Development. Audrey A. Nadeau. BA. International Affairs French. James Nadeau, B.S. Chemical Engineering. Lynne M. Nadeau. B.S. Education. Greg S. Nakanishi, B.S. Education. Mary Gabrielle Nasberg, BA. Economics. Gregory W. Nash, B.S. Chemical Engineering. Thomas A Nash, B.S. Elementary Education. David Nason, B.S. Electrical Engineering. Shirley Nason, B.S. Education. Patricia E. Neleski, B.S. Physical Education. David A. Nelson. B.S. Civil Engineering. Niles R. Nelson, BA. Computer Science. Tammy L. Nelson, B.SJB.A. Social Welfare Spanish. Rebecca Newell, AS. Forest Management Tech- nology. Martina D. Moscone William D Moszka David A Movsesian Russell Arthur Muise Forrest F Mulheron Marietta Mukics Susan C. Munroe Toru Muroga Melissa Jane Murphy Lynne M Nadeau Greg S Nakanishi Mary Gabrielle Nasberg Gregory N. Nash Thomas A Nash Timothy William Murray Cheryl Mushrall Audrey A Nadeau James Nadeau David Nason Shirley Nason Patricia E. Neleski David A Nelson Niles R. Nelson r i 1 Tammy L. Nelson Rebecca Newell 267 « Robert C. Nichols Jr., B.S. Business Administra- tion. Matthew M. Nicknair. B.S. Civil Engineering. Andreas L. Nicolaou. BA Zoology. Nancy A. Niehoff. BA Social Welfare. Yolanda Nievwkerk, BA. Zoology. Robert A Nigro. B.S. Biology. Derek Y. Norcross, B.A. Political Science. Philip L. Normand, B.S. Animal Science. Dean Ehvin Norris, BA. Chemistry. Martin D. Norris. B.S. Business Administration. Robert Arthur Norwood, B.S. Business Adminis- tration. Nancy A O’Brien, B.S. Business Administration. Holly Ellen O’Conner. B.A. Journalism Broadcasting. John W. O’Connor. B.S. Physical Education. Joseph E. Odencrantz, B.S. Civil Engineering. Alston Wayne Oliver, BA. History. Lisa L Olivier, B.S. Business Administration. Carolyn L. Olson, BA. Journalism. Glenn A. Olson, B.S. Civil Engineering. John Olsson, BA. Psychology. Peter F. O’Meara, BA. International Affairs Spanish. Edmund T. Orcutt. AS. Forest Management Technology. Lisabeth Ortler, B.S. Surveying Engineering. Andre Ouellette, B.S. Forestry. Anthony J. Ouellette, B.S. Chemical En- gineering. Louis Paquet. B.S. Business Administration. Thomas A. Parady. BA. Zoology. Bill Parent. B.S. Agricultural Engineering. Laurie E. Pasquine, B.S. Education. Alan Frederick Peabody. B.S. Mechanical En- gineering Technology. Robert C. Nichols. Jr. Andreas L Nicolaou Matthew M. Nicknair Nancy A. Niehoff Yolanda Nievwkerk Robert A. Nwjro Derek Y. Norcross Philip L Normand Dean Ehvin Nocris 268 Alston Wayne Oliver Lisa L. Olivier Carolyn L Olson Glenn A. Olson John Olsson Peter F, O'Meara Edmund T. Orcutt Lisabeth Ortler Andre Ouellette Jeffrey H. Peacock, AS. Forest Management Technology. Carl R.H. Pearson. B.S. Mechanical Engineering. Duane L. Pease. B.S. Business Administration Accounting. Raena E. Pelkey. B.S. Public Administration. Roy N. Pelkey, B.S. Electrical Engineering Tech- nology. Andre L Pelletier, BA B.S. History Political Sci- ence. Marc R. Pelletier. B.S. Bio Chemistry Microbiology. Susan M. Pelletier, BA. Computer Science. Kurt D. Pennell, B.S. Forestry Management. Mark R. Pennisi, BA. Political Science. Kevin P. Perkins. B.S. Elementary Education. Walter L. Perlman. BA. Journalism. Michael W. Perry. BA Broadcasting. Alan G. Peterson. B.S. Agricultural Mechaniza- tion. Amy Katherine Peterson, B.S. Elementary Education Child Development. Diana F. Petrakos, B.S. International Affairs Political Science. Deborah K. Phinney, B.S. Food and Nutrition. Gregg M. Piasio, B.S. Business Administration. Allen Pierce. BA. Zoology. Elizabeth A Pierce. BA. Psychology. Laurie Pierce. BA History. Rocco V. Pizzo. AS. Forest Technology. Susan M. Pooler, B.S. Child Development Special Education. Robert J. Porto, B.S. Electrical Engineering. Roger W. Porzig, B.S. Civil Engineering. Jason W. Potter. B.S. Forest Engineering. Keith R. Poulin. B.S. Civil Engineering. Laura T. Praderio. BA Zoology. Eric Nathan Pratson, BA. Journalism. Christine M. Probert, BA. International Affairs. Jane Proulx. B.S. Food and Nutrition. Jeffrey H. Peacock Carl R H. Pearson Duane L Pease Raena E. Pelkey Roy N. Pelkey Andre L Pelletier Marc R. Pelletier Susan M. Pelletier Kurt D. Pennell Mark R. Pennisi Kevin P. Perkins Walter L Perlman Michael W. Perry Alan G. Peterson Amy Katherine Peterson 270 Gregg M. Piasio Allen Pierce Elizabeth A. Pierce Laurie Pierce Rocco V. Puzo Susan M. Pooler Robert J. Porto Diana F. Pet akos Deborah K. Phinney Roger W. Porzig Jason W. Potter Keith R. Poulin Laura T. Pradcrio Eric Nathan Pratson Christine M. Probert 271 Jane Proulx I Maiy Elizabeth Pullen. B.S. Business Administra- tion. Charles L. Quimby, B.S. Animal Science. Marie-Anne J. Racine, B.A. Music. Suzanne Raczkowski, B.A. Journalism Advertising. David Jean Rainville, B.S. Mechanical En- gineering. Dean Clifford Ramsdell, B.S. Business Adminis- tration Management Katherine J. Rancourt, B.S. Elementary Educa- tion. Martha A. Rand, B.S. Social Welfare. Miles York Ranger, B.S. Business Administra- tion-Accounting. Massoud Rashidi-Rczai, B.S. Civil Engineering. Mark Ratte. B.S. Business Administration. Lisa M. Ravelo, B.S. Elementary Education. David E. Raven. B.S. Business Administration Finance. Kimberly S. Reardon, B.S. Business Administra- tion Marketing. Charles Heniy Stuhler Recknagel, B.S. Psychol- ogy. Lisa Rae Recce. BA Journalism. Elaine Regina. BA Broadcasting. Samuel M. Register. BA History. Carol J. Reid, BA Home Economics. Pamela J. Reinsborough. AS. Dental Hygiene. Cynthia A. Renaud, B.S. Business Administra- tion Management. Elizabeth A. Reycroft. BA English. Alison M. Reynolds. B.S. Elementary Education. Thomas A Ribaudo. B.S. Civil Engineering. Cynthia Joan Rice. B.S. Elementary Education Special Education. Lisa E. Richards. B.S. Physical Education. Linda J. Richardson, B.S. Child Development. Lynn M. Riddell, B.S. Elementary Education. Paul S. Ridlon. B.S. Plants and Soils. Patrick L Riley, B.S. Chemical Engineering. Richard D. Rioux, B.S. Electrical Engineering. Mary-Anne J. Racine Charles L. Qu mby Mary Elizabeth Pullen David Jean Rainville Dean Clifford Ramsdell Suzanne Raczkowski Katherine J. Rancourt Martha A. Rand Miles York Ranger Massoud Rashidi-Rczai Lisa M. Ravelo Charles Recknagel Kimberly S. Reardon 272 Liu Recce Elaine Regina Pamela J. Reinsborough Cynthia A Renaud Elizabeth A Reycroft Allison M- Reynolds Thomas A Ribaudo Cynthia Joan Rice Usa E. Richards Linda J. Richardson Lynn M Riddell Paul $. Ridlon Patrick L Riley Richard D. Rioux 273 Jennifer S. Ritter, B.S. Civil Engineering. Steve Ritzi, BA Political Science. Dennis C. Rivard, BA Zoology. Robert E. Robbins. B.S. Engineering Physics. Sara J. Roberge. B.S. Physical Education. Michele J. Robichaud, International Affairs. Bruce A. Roderick. B.A. Public Management. Dennis C. Rodgers, B.S. Mechanical En- gineering. Jean Lynn Rodgers, B.A. Journalism Advertising. Gloria Romero. BA Psychology. Betsy Ross, B.S. Business Administration Marketing. Monica R. Rothe, BA English. Lorene Ann Rothstein, B.A. Speech Com- munication Disorders. Judith Rousseau, BA. Social Welfare. Joan M. Rounak, BA. Journalism Advertising. Thomas E. Rowe. B.S. Mechanical Engineering. Janet L. Roy, B.S. Food and Nutrition. Allan C. Ryder. B.S. Forest Management. Donna Lisa Rynkowski, B.A. Public Manage- ment Catherine Salvatore, AS. Animal Medical Tech- nology. David Scott Sargent. BA Social Welfare. Glenn A. Saucier, BA. Computer Science. Michael O. Saucier, B.S. Business Adininistra- tioa'Finance. Johnny R. Savage. B.S. Health and Recreation Education. Susan M. Scarpato. B.A. Journalism Advertising. Deborah Lynn Schappel), B.S. Food and Nutri- tion, Stephen J. Schruender, B.S. Electrical En- gineering. Robert D. Schult. BA. Public Management. Bradley J. Scott. B.S. Business Administration. Cindy A Scott. B.S. Business Administration Accounting. Elizabeth A. Scott, BA. Social Work. Robert William Scully, B.S. Civil Engineering. Diane H. Scutt, B.S. Animal Science. Robert E. Robbins Saw J. Roberge Michele J. Robichaud Bruce A. Roderick Dennis C Rodgers Jean Lynn Rodgers Gloria Romero Betsy Ross Monica Rothe 274 Catherine Salvatore David Scott Sargent Glenn A. Saucier Michael O. Saucier Johnny R. Savage Susan M. Scarpato Deborah L Schapell Stephen J. Schruendcr Robert D. Sehult Bradley J. Scott 275 Robert William Scully D ane H. Scutt Merideth P. Seaman. B.S. Natural Resources. Ernest G. Selberg. B.S. Civil Engineering. Stacey L. Servin, AS. Dental Hygiene. Patricia J. Shaw, B.S. Education. Dennis Patrick Shea, BA. Speech Communica- tions. Mark Charles Sheehan, B.S. Business Adminis- tratiorv'Finance. Jo-Anne Elizabeth Shibles, BA Speech Com- munications. Martha E. Sibley, BA. International Relations. Lynn Marie Simard, B.S. Child Development. Kathryn F. Simmonds. B.S. Business Adminis- tration'Marketing. Christine Simone. B.S. Mechanical Engineering. Lynn M. Sirois, AS. Merchandising. Marsha K. Sirois, B.S. Business Administration-' Finance. Beth Skelton, BA. Advertising. Richard B. Smart. BA. Political Science. Andrea Smith, BA. Public Management. Dennis Emmett Smith. BA. Political Science. Emily B. Smith. B.S. Child Development Holly J. Smith. BA Speech Communications. Jeffrey L Smith. BA Economics. Michael Andrew Smith, B.S. Microbiology. Trecia Smith. B.S. Recreation and Parks Man- agement. William H. Snowdon, B.S. Business Administra- tion Marketing. Robert L. Snowe. B.S. Civil Engineering. Barbara A Snowman. B.S. Business Administra- tiorvManagement. Ray R. Sockabasin, AS. Forestry. Donald G. Soctomah, B.S. Forest Management. Carl J. Soderberg, B.S. Business Administration. Cynthia S. Somes. BA. Broadcasting. Diane M. Sorrells, B.S. Business Administration.' Marketing. Donna Sotomayor. BA. Psychology. Patricia J. Show Dennis Patrick Shea Mark Charles Sheehan Meridrth P. Seaman Ernest G. Selberg Jo-Anne E. Shibles Martha E. Sibley Lynn Marie Simard Kathryn F. Simmonds Christine Simone Marsha K. Sirois Beth Skelton Richard B. Smart Jeffrey L. Smith Michael A. Smith Trecia Smith William H Snowdon Robert L Snowe Andrea Smith Dennis Emmit Smith Emily B. Smith Holly J. Smith Barbara A Snowman Ray R Sockobasin Donald G. Soctomah Carl J. Soderberg Cynthia S. Somes Diane M. Sorrells Donna Sotomayor 277 Louise C. Soucy, B.S. Business Administration Accounting and Finance. Amy M. Spear. BA Political Science. Michele E. Spekhardt, B.S. Microbiology. Bert A. Spiller, B.S. Business Administration.' Management and Marketing. Wendy J. Spraque, AS. Resource and Business Management. Stephen R. Spring, B.S. Electrical Engineering Technology. Scott Spurting, B.S. Business Administration. Alan L. Stanhope. B.A. Broadcasting Journalism. Scott Allen Stanton. B.S. Electrical Engineering. Kelli A. Staszko, BA. Political Science. Katherine L. Stetson, BA. Social Welfare. Eleanor Anne Stewart. B.A. Journalism Advertising. James Stewart, B.S. Forestry. Bobbi Stiles. AS. Animal Medical Technology. Leslie Ann Stimpson, B.S. Human Develop- ment Elementary Education. Timothy Stoke, B.S. Electrical Engineering. Robert W. Stolz, B.S. Business Administration.' Marketing. Tracy Strathdee, AS. Merchandising. Robert D. Stratton. B.S. Wildlife Biology. Donald J. Strickland, B.A. Speech Communica- tions. Regina Lee Strout, B.S. Elementary Education. Usa W. Stuart, BA. International Affairs. Lawrence J. Sturdivant, B.S. Business Adminis- tration Management Roxanna L. Sukeforth, BA. Psychology. Carol Sulides, B.S. Business Administration Finance. Steven E. Sullivan. BA. History. Mark B. Summers, B.S. Elementary Education. David J. Sutherland. B.S. Civil Engineering. Debra Louise Sutton, BA. Speech Communica- tions. Dana Swain, BA. Economics. Matthew Swartz. BA. Political Science. V. Renee Swedberg, B.S. Business Administra- tion Management. Barbara L.K. Sweet, B.S. Education. Bert A SptUer Wendy J. Sprague Stephen R. Spring Scott Spurling Alan L. Stanhope Scott Allen Stanton Kelli A Staszko Katherine L. Stetson Eleanor Anne Stewart James Stewart 278 Timothy Stoke Robert W. Stolz Tracy Strathdee Robert D. Stratton Donald J. Strickland Regina Lee Strout Lisa W Stuart Laurence Sturdivant Roxanna L Sukeforth Carol Sulides Steven E. Sullivan Mark B. Summers David J. Sutherland Debra Louise Sutton Nancy M. Szostak, BA Journalism. Tracey A. Tarr, BA Psychology. William D. Tate, B.S. Mechanical Engineering. Kelly Taylor, AS. Resource Business Manage- ment. Charles Patrick Terry. B.S. Wildlife Management Kent D. Thalacker, B.S. Business Administra- tioa'Marketing. Carla M. Theriault, B.S. Business Administration. David A Theriault, B.S. Electrical Engineering Technology. Linda A. Thomas, B.S. Child Development. Joanne B. Thornes, B.S. Education. Dawn Thompson. B.S. Education. Frederick G. Thompson, B.S. Chemical En- gineering. Laura L Thorne, B.S. Microbiology. Gail E. Thorp. B.S. Animal Science. Andy Thorpe. B.S. Mechanical Engineering. Brian W. Thurston, B.S. Electrical Engineering. Dennis Huntington Tidline, B.S. Applied Math. Peter M. Tirschwell, B.A. Political Science. Kevin C. Tompkins, BA Computer Science. Sandra L Tonnessen, B.S. Forestry. David J. Toohey, B.S. Biology. Mark J. Tordoff, BA Joumalism Advertising. Paul Towle, B.S. Wood Technology. Philip Towle, B.S. Chemical Engineering. Henry B. Traver, BA. Biology. Julia E. Treadwell. B.S. Physical Education. Linda J. Trembley, B.S. Elementary Education. Linda A. Trubiano, B.S. Elementary Education. Terry A. Trumbell, B.S. Education. Dave E. Turnbull, B.A. Computer Science Finance. Christopher Turner. B.S. Microbiology. Lisa A. (Jgene. B.S. Physical Education. Gordon C. Ollrickson, B.S. Agricultural Resource Economics. William D. Tate Nancy M. Szostak Kelly Taylor Charles Patrick Terry Kent D. Thalacker Carla M Theriault David A Theriault Linda A Thomas Joanne B Thomas Dawn Thompson Frederick G. Thompson Laura L Thorne And)’Thorpe 280 i Sandra 1. Tonnessen David J. Too hey Mark J. Tordoff Paul Towle Philip Towie Henry B. Traver Julia E. Treadwell Linda J. Trembley Linda A. Trubiano Terry A Trumbull Lisa A (Jgene Gordon C. CUrickson 281 Deborah A. Gnnold, BA Psychology History. Daina Jeanne Valentino, BA. Political Science. Sallic K. Vallely, BA. Political Science. Ann M. Vanier, BA. Computer Science. Michael E. Vanier, B.S. Business Administration,' Marketing and Management A Richard Vannozzi, B.S. Forestry. Evelyne M. Varieur. BA Political Science History. Daniel H. Varney, B.S. Chemical Engineering. Timothy R. Verreault, AS. Mechanical Engineer- ing Technology. Debra E. Verrfll, B.S. Electrical Engineering. Reynold Steven Vigue, B.S. Electrical Engineer- ing Technology. Monique J. Violette, B.S. Business Administra- tion. Robert R. Waltkevltch.B.S. Parks and Recreation. Sydney Stoddard Waitt, B.S. Home Economics. Cheryl A Walker, B.S. Mechanical Engineering. David R. Walker, BA Joumalism philosophy. Kathryn Ann Walker, B.S. Health and Family Life. Elizabeth E. Wallace, AS. Human Services. Teresa Lynn Walls, BA. B.S. Psychology Child Development Paula J. Warchol, BA Journalism Kenneth W. Ward. BA Economics Political Sci- ence. Barrett S. Warren, BA. Computer Science. Jody Karen Waterhouse, B.S. Education. Hank L Watson, B.S. Business Administration Accounting. Jaja Caproni Watts. B.S. Forestry. George F. Weggler, BA. Psychology. George K. Weinbel. B.A. Psychology Broadcasting. Paul J. Welch, BA. Psychology. Ramona C. Welton, B.S. Education. Robert C. West Jr„ B.S. Physical Education. Darcy N. White, BA Computer Science. Deborah A. Unnold Daina Jeanne Valentino Sollie K. Valletv Ann M. Vanier Michael E. Vanier Evelyne M. Varieur Daniel H. Varney Timothy R. Verreault Debra E. Verrill Reynold Steven Vtguc Monique J. Violette Robert R. Waitkevrtch Cheryl A Walker Sydney Stoddard Waitt 282 i T Paula J. Warchd Kenneth W. Ward Barrett S. Warren Jody K. Waterhouse Hank L Watson Kathryn Ann Walker Elizabeth E. Wallace Teresa Lynn Walls Jaja Caproni Watts George F. Weggler George K. Weinbel Paul J. Welch Ramona C. Welton Miriam E. White. B.S. Business Administration ' Marketing. Stephen M. White. BA Psychology. Thomas J. White. BA Zoology Ingrid Lynn Whitehouse, BA Computer Sci- ence. Kenneth Alan Whiteside, B.A. Economics. Sarah S. Whiting. B.S. Animal Science. Scott Alan Whitney. B.S. Soil Science. William A. Whittaker. B.S. Agriculture. Sandra I. Wickman. B.S. Physical Education. Peter Olav Wiese, BA. Psychology. Gary A. Wigant. B.S. Business Administration Accounting. Scott R. Wilkins. B.S. Physical Education. Norm Wilkinson, BA. Political Science. Maureen S. Williams. BA. Journalism Legal Stu- dies. Mikel B. Williams. B.S. Mechanical Engineering. Timothy Willsey, B.A. Computer Science. Ellen Marie Wilson. BA. Social Work. Stephen A. Wilson, B.S. Business Administra- tion Management Julie Winn. B.S. Business Administration. Tyler K. Winter. B.S. Business Administration;' Management. Leslie L. Wolff, B.S. Business Administration. Michelle L Wood, B.A. Public Management' Spanish. Thomas Wood Jr., B.S. Mechanical Engineering. Rebecca L Woods. B.S. Recreation and Park Management. Jane M. Worstcr, B.S. Child Development. Gregan A Wortman, BA. Chemistry. Marcia Dawn Wright. BA. Speech Communica- tions. Eric R. Wurzburg. B.S. Forestry Engineering. Timothy A. Wyckoff. B.S. Agricultural Resources Economics. Rebecca Wyke. BA. Political Science. Brad Yost. B.S. Child Development. Gail D. Young, B.A. Zoology. James Zink. B.S. Mechanical Engineering. Atinam E. White Stephen M White Thomas J. White Kenneth A. Whiteside Ingrid L. Whitehouse Sandra I Wickman Scott Alan Whitney William A Whittaker Peter Olav Wiese Gary A Wigant Scott R. Wilkins Norm Wilkinson Maureen S. Williams Mikel B. Williams Tyler K. Winter Leslie L Wolff Michelle L. Wood Thomas Wood. Jr. Rebecca L Woods Jane M. Worstcr Gregan A. Wortmon Marcia Dawn Wright Eric R. Wurzburg Timothy A Wyckoff 286 287 288 i i i 290 291 292 vir 296 8 ■vj BASH! 298 300 1 303 304 THE MAINE STEIN SONG In 1930, we were world famous. That was the year Rudy Vallee broadcast the Maine Stein Song on his national radio program. After that broadcast, and many replays. 1.300.000 copies of Fill the Steins to dear old Maine ... were sold. The song was a hit from Paris to Shang- hai. The local press wrote article upon article about the song, praising its striking melody and rhythmic vitality. The Stein Song s rhythmic vitality is heard less these days, even here at Maine, but there couldn't be a more fascinating story behind this song. In her eighty years, she has witnessed crowds of proud stu- dents and alumni who rise whenever and wherever she is played, decades of con- troversy over her copyrights, and the wrath of crusading prohibitionists. Take a few minutes now and come back to 1905. A.W. Sprague, a University of Maine stu- dent. was director of the Band. He was pre- paring a concert program to be presented in Alumni Hall, built originally as a drill hall and gymnasium. A military march named “Opie was to be performed that evening. Sprague had always liked Opie. and an idea struck him. With the right lyrics, wouldn't an adaptation of Opie make a fine school song? Sprague was convinced, and he gave the music to his roommate, Lincoln Colcord. Colcord skipped his two morning classes, found a piano, and in a half hour, returned with the Maine Stein Song. Milk and Water: Obstacles abounded as Sprague and Colcord sought permis- sion to have the Stein Song performed publicly. The chairman of Musical Affairs said he would not approve a drinking song, and other administrators, agreed. They said that Maine, a prohibition state, could never justify such a song. Sprague and Colcord. in a last effort, brought their song to Dr. Fellows, then President of the University. After reading the words. Dr. Fellows said: Use it! To be sure it is a drinking song, but Maine is a prohibition state, and we are allowed to drink nothing but milk and wa- ter. The Musical Affairs chairman withdrew his opposition and the song was per- formed. It wasn't long before every Univer- sity of Maine student knew the song. A Hit: Several years later. Rudy Vallee. a native of Westbrook. Maine, came into the story. Rudy had spent only one year at Maine }ein £ on(j 'Till the Mint to tar old Mu tut. Sirntt 'tit tit raster) tiny! Stand... an ini toad one afttn! A tony loyal Main man siny. t xinl to all tit loppy lour , t rini to tit car t ay). T?rinl... to Maint. our km.a Matrr. Tit collect o£ out lout) uLrtyi. T tit ttttx to tit sly! !o tit prino in it o oriou lippintu: n tit youtl. to tit lyrt. To tit lijjt tlot ii movino an calling ui! To tit So . to tit Tatt . Tr tit ruins o£ mtn an tltir t tinit : T tit lipy to tit tyty To tht yit s uJto will loot us somt ay! Maine, but remembered it fondly. He played and sang a chorus of the Stein Song on his broadcast, and his listeners began request- ing him to play it again. The song was an immediate hit. The Boston Globe wrote, the Maine Stem Song has become a best seller, almost in a day. Those to whom the Univer- sity of Maine has been known largely for the excellence of its schools of engineering and forestry now look upon the institution with different eyes. The song's new-found popu- larity has put the University predominantly on the map. At first. A.W. Sprague and others from the University were flattered to hear their song broadcast from coast to coast. However, they later suspected Rudy Vallee of exploiting the song for his own benefit, and the fact that he changed a few notes and words intensified this feeling. Fischer: Even though the Stein Song made Maine famous, most of the royalties went elsewhere. The University had never made a real effort to buy the rights to Opie, and Carl Fischer Inc., a sheet music publishing company, came out the big win- ner. It is said that the money Fischer made from the sale of the song would have been enough to construct a new gymnasium on campus. Fortunately, a new gym was even- tually built, helped out in part by a generous donation from Rudy Vallee. Casino de Paris: While the Stein Song was constantly being played in night clubs and on the radio, it was in the news too. On May 24. 1930. The Bangor Daily News featured a picture of the University of Maine Band on the front page. The Band participated in a coast-to-coast hook-up of the Stein Song over CBS radio. The article stated that the purpose of the hook-up was to give the people throughout America, and other nations by short wave, a chance of hearing the famous Maine Stein Song played as only the University of Maine Band can do it. The Portland Press Herald described the Stein Song's popularity in Europe in an article stating: A representative of the Press Herald returning from Europe brings the news that the Maine Stein Song is as popular abroad as in the U.SA At the Casino de Paris, the orchestra played the Stein Song before the rise of the curtain, three times during the performance, and once again as the audience was leaving the Maine Stein Song. Copyright ■ 1910, 1927. 1930 by Cart Ftther. Inc N.Y. Reproduced by permission theater. Annexes: Many people wondered if the University of Maine would see any drastic changes in enrollment because of the Stein Song’s immense popularity. The Mew York World took part in the speculation with these thoughts: Unless the nature of American youth has changed lately, it (the Stein Song) will probably bring so many students to the campus that annexes will have to be built on the buildings to hold them all. One can see them now. looking up Oro- no on the map. finding out the color is light blue, looking at the picture of the football team in the Spalding Official Guide. And on the basis of pictures, colors, and a rousing tune, they will make up their minds. The University officials, if they know their jobs, will have a few extra registrars on duty when the doors open next September. As it turned out, no extra registrars were needed. However. University president Harold S. Boardman could have used an extra secretary' to field questions about the Stein Song during the height of its populari- ty “Egotist”: The Director of the national Women's Christian Temperance Union wrote to President Boardman wondering if the Stein Song actually existed. She couldn't believe that a drinking song could have originated from the dry University of Maine campus. She also mentioned her displeasure with Rudy Vallee saying. It seems very presumptuous on the part of the young egotist to get publicity in this way. Her letter was signed. 'Yours for Na- tional Prohibition and Law Enforcement. Carolyn P. Lindsey. Other letter-writers mailed their feelings to President Boardman. A gentleman from Ashland. Wisconsin was concerned with the University's reputation. He was afraid that prospective students and their parents would think of the University as a night club with a certain Rudy Vallee in charge as Master of Ceremonies.' After the 1930's, most of the world lost its avid interest in the Stein Song, but one event in 1961 sparked a great deal of unrest in Maine. Mitch Miller, on his television show Sing Along With Mitch. sang the Stein Song but refused to include any refer- ence to Maine. He sang. Fill the Steins to college days instead of Fill the Steins to dear old Maine. and Let every jolly fellow sing instead of Let every loyal Maine man sing.” Mitch Miller lost a lot of friends in Maine but gained a formal resolution from the State of Maine Legislature protesting his actions. The day after the television pro- gram. an effigy of Mitch Miller hung from a University of Maine signpost as several stu- dents carried signs reading Swing Along With Mitch. Today on the campus of the University of Maine, the tradition of the Stein Song barely hangs on. There is a full carload of students that sing the Stein Song every Thursday evening after returning from Trivia Might at the Oronoka. But they are generally the exception, not the rule. by Bob Gordon Loncoln Colcord 307 COMMENCEMENT 308 1 I 309 310 i 312 313 .1 315 MOVING OUT ■ i I 317 318 MOVING ON: A Long-Winded Dedication I took a walk around the campus today for what will probably turn out to be the last time. It's quiet now with everyone gone for the summer, and there's no longer that sense of urgency that hangs in the air from September to May. There's more of a chance to look back and. in retrospect, try to make some sense out of five years that never seemed to make any sense at all. I suppose the most important thing I can say about my stay here is that this is where I grew up. I've learned things here that I don't think I could have learned anywhere else; valuable lessons about people, about life. And I learned only a handful of them in the classrooms and lecture halls. It's been a rollercoaster ride at best, but the highs and lows never had a chance to take hold. And the years slipped by so quickly. But it seems that everyone has had one year that was special. I've yet to meet anyone who can say that their entire stay here was just ducky. The older alumni seem to re- member their college days that way. but either the college experience has become much more complicated, or they've forgot- ten all the lows. I suspect it's a little of both. Of course it could be that I've just been talking to the wrong people. Or maybe that's the way it's supposed to be. For three years (or four if you're like me), we scratch and sweat and do whatever it takes to make the grade so we can move on. And then, as if to compensate, we're given one year that's special, that we ll want to keep sepa- rate from the others — one year that will always be magic. For me. my compensation came before the hard work. (As I said, it never made any sense.) I came to C1MO in the fall of 1979.1 lived in York Hall then, and if I could take all the good days I've seen during my stay here and live them all one after another, they would be that first year in York Hall. (Of course that was before the flurry of new restrictions that made the dorms, if not un- liveable. at least a lot less enjoyable.) But those were the days when we would spend our afternoons in the field behind the dorm, playing football or softball until it was too dark to see. Then we would hurry down to dinner before the dining hall closed down for the night, and after dinner we'd all go upstairs to watch M A S H before we settled in with the books for the night. There weren't many bad days that year, or if there were I've forgotten them over the years. It was my magic year, and nothing out of the ordinary happened to make it that way. I was just lucky. I found good friends — my other family I called them — and I was able to share with them one very good year. Somehow that all changed during the second year when we woke that Saturday morning in December to find that we had lost one of our friends, and we had to look inside ourselves and. one more time, try to make some sense out of a senseless situa- tion. But we pulled together, like families do. and that made us strong. I remember the night of the wake. I have to mention it. It was cold. We'd gone in two cars, ten of us. As the night went on. I noticed that the others had paid their re- spects and left, and I found myself in a room full of strangers, except for Al who had stayed behind to drive me home. I don't know how long I stayed, but when it finally came time to leave. Al put his hand on my shoulder and without saying a word, pushed the door open. And there they were, all of them standing in the parking lot. shivering, waiting patiently for me to finish whatever it was I felt I had to finish. I'll never forget that. That was the kind of bond that can be forged here, and that's really what this article is all about. That night we were all together in our room watching Monday Night Football, trying to force things back to normal, when the announcer broke in with the news about John Lennon, and I couldn't help but won- der where it would all end. It was a rollercoaster ride. sure, but look- ing back it seems that we learn the most about ourselves, and each other, at those ecstatic peaks and desperate lows. That's when we re really tested. And that's when the text books and lectures hold the less valuable lessons. All the members of my other family have gone in different directions now. I still see a few of them from time to time, and I never fail to get disapproving looks when I linger too long on the old times. But I don't mind. To me it would be a greater crime to bury the memories beneath what we are now. And so we move on. And there are no happy endings, because there are no endings. There's only change. And the best we can do is to find some way to leave our mark before we move on. And so with this book I've found my way to leave an indelible mark on this University. It seems only fitting that I should dedicate it to those people who have left an indelible mark on me ... To My Other Family.
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