Assumtion College - Heights Yearbook (Worcester, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1974 volume:

Ki ■w wMhB 5T fcT ■ -.«. Assumption College Worcester, Massachusetts heights ’74 Do not Attempt to reform man. Polities And conventionAlijed educAtion fiAve sought erroneous ly to mold or reform fiumanify, i.e.. the collective individuAl. R. Buck minster Duller Utopia or Oblivion Cife isn ' t all Seer and skittles; Sut Seer and skittles, or something of tke sort, must form a good par t of every Snglishman’s education. - (jhomas Hughes (5om Brown’s School - Days Perhaps the most valuable result of all education is the ability to mahe yourself do the thing you have to do, when it ought to be done, whether you lihe it or not; if j s {he first lesson that ought to be learned, and however early a man’s trainging begins, it is probably the last lesson that he learns thoroughly. - (jhornas Henry Huxley technical Gdueation Vr. ' y ••. y V -- - X: U- ,1A , � + ' . : ' r ' ■ v ' j; ' : • -- ' , X . ' ' L - ' ' � r ' •‘ p i ■ ' ' -«V • v . ' x 4 s ' X- • «� dp !?..-. Si £ 4 V:£- y j?v • -- r ! £ r 4 1 ‘-‘A 1%V V i • S - ' XV ' V . i • N %|“. ' • v Of, ■ T ' rr w -• !• •., hi ' £ -;X - Y :i £3 ■ ' • x4 vxx 44-$ Sfie true test of in telligence is not How mucfi we know How to do, Hut How we HeHzve wHen we don’t Hnow u’fiaf to do. - $oHn Holt How CHildren 3ail Beyond interpretation lies practical action. - B. 3. Skinner Beyond 3reedom and Dignity Seniors j ft cannot tell the preeise moment when friendship is formed. As in filling a vessel drop hij drop; there is at last a drop whieh makes the heart run over . - Raines Boswell ; % ; • ■. • ; • ' ■ c? ' ■ . - • ■ • ' ,• ■ ■ ' ‘ - .. . ! ' • ,• . , . iW’iV-. ' • • ' ■■■ ; ■ ••• •••� Z- 1 ' ■I, ' ' ' Anne Maculevich Social Rehabilitation Dennis E. Goguen Psychology Michael J. O’Mara Natural Sciences Michael Twomley Natural Sciences ♦ ► (U � utaw SSWUt f?iXj S8 S? Teresa M. Hawco Social Rehabilitation Bernard Charles Brochu Political Science Chris Burak Political Science Robert Ford Emery English Susan Reader Psychology Gordon G. Lohnes Psychology Donald Sawyer Jr. Psychology Patricia A. Grana Psychology Diane J. Caron Sociology Charles Boukalis Mathematics James J. Semptimphelter Foreign Affairs ' . n jjL J .v: , a ■1 Mm ; 1 ' mg Susan J. McGee English Maureen F. Kilcoyne English Br i IN James M. Rutledge Mathematics Raymond J. Chagnon Natural Sciences m Mary E. Foley Spanish Dave Pelczarski English Patricia K. Bradley French N H, ft ft ft t ft r ft � ft -mri ;tft 1 tt n r Alanna M. Paul Psychology ss � ■ ygmunt W. Durski hilosoDhv Jeff Scott Social Rehabilitation Paul J. Mathis English Thomas L. Thibeault Social Rehabilitation Eileen F. Friedmann Political Science i Kathryn M. Gundersen Mathematics Stella M. Smith French Kevin A. McBride Psychology Carol M. Benoit French Margaret M. Thombs Mathematics Michael E. Thombs Mathematics John F. McGrath English Michelle C. Horgan French Paul T. Maloney Psychology Roland G. Labbe Psychology Mary E. Roy Psychology Ann Magnifico English Richard A. Lepoutre French Susan M. Jordan Political Science Emilie A. Arbor Psychology Charles W. Johnston Natural Sciences Linda A. Piekos History John W. Moore Natural Science Deborah L. Menzel Psychology John J. Voll Foreign Affairs Eleanora Anton English Paul Jason Surette Psychology Theodore C. Bartosiak Psychology Stephen Connor English M Joanne Rinkus Nick Kepple French Political Science Marie E. McMahon Sociology Patricia A. O’Connor Psychology Gary J. Grogan Political Science Jeffrey G. Archambault French Kathy Marrs English Christine M. Wolochowicz Political Science Randy Smith History Donald LaFratta Psychology Paul F. Acford Psychology Kathy Hessel English Bruce F. Carle Psychology Christine A. Latham French Richard Dacri Political Science Barbara Lavigne Psychology Liz Kennard Social Rehabilitation Michelle M. Cotnoir French Thomas J. Mason Classics John F. Mancini Natural Sciences Donna Collins Psychology Rudolph W. Julian English Ruthann R. Melancon Psychology Elizabeth Kinsella O’Donnell Spanish Mary E. Jordan English Suzanne E. Spear Foreign Affairs Louis J. Morello Biology Patrick H. Leblanc Psychology Ml Shirley-Jean Hassett Biology Alvin Toney Social Rehabilitation Peter P. Lukason Social Rehabilitation Steven P. Grieger Philosophy Kathy O’Day Political Science Lynn Turnan Psychology James R. Willis Sociology James E. Tower Sociology Camille M. Verdesca Foreign Languages Bill Hamilton Religious Studies Jane E. Pingalore Psychology Tom Arsenault English M. Kim Seeley Social Rehabilitation Maureen A. Lynch Social Rehabilitation Richard M. Lucibello, Jr English Mim Brodeur Psychology Andrea M. Pellerano Social Rehabilitation Mary Pierangeli Foreign Languages Richard Garcia Political Science Dick Gates Social Rehabilitation Robert J. Tudisco Biology — Norman R. Pelletier English Dianne M. Archambault Social Rehabilitation Elaine R. Gendreau Psychology Margaret E. Lavin Foreign Affairs and Economics Helen Marie Desrosiers Social Rehabilitation Jane E. Scully Social Rehabilitation Bruce R. Eells Political Science Mark Duplin Mathematics David W. Rudman Natural Sciences Paul R. Stockhaus Mathematics Karen Kuczynski Social Rehabilitation Paul Brown Mathematics Christopher S. Holland Political Science Frank R. Lucca Biology Patricia M. Barnes Sociology Thomas Clayborne History Mr 4 n.ooen vv. newis Psychology Mark S. Hanrahan Foreign Affairs To those evasive people not caught by the roving lens. Margaret C. McDermott History Kathy McNeil Deborah J. Antaya Psychology Psychology Paul Gagne Religious Studies Bernie Reich Foreign Affairs Bob Biff Belforti History Bob “Bruer” Bruce Political Science Michael R. Boudreau Political Science Mary E. Kielbasa Psychology William C. Rigali Political Science Theresa Joan Fontaine Psychology Kevin Boyle English Timothy J. Foley Social Rehabilitation Michael W. Spellman Natural Sciences Anthony T. Bourque Psychology Alexander V. Norton English Edward J. Comer, III English ■ pi % Moons and juries and ferris wkeel: (jfie di y, dancing way you feel As every (air y tale comes real 9 ' ve looked at love tkat way. But now it’s just anotlier skew Ceave ikem laugking wken you go. - $udy Collins ' ■ C ' 3or how many things which for our own sahe we should never Jo, Jo we perform for the sake of our friends. Cicero Mai is beautiful is a joy for all seasons and a possession for all eternity. Wilde Use :ar r y • T i i ' - V ;w-. ' ■£ % A ocacIi er afjods eternity He c a n never tell where his influence stops . Henry Brook Adams uhe tni u c At ion of Henry Ada ms MP3 V f l X M l� f ' . H $5 fill S .S ' T J:V It ' H k :ll f ■ • ' ! , ' i: k ' f ■ ■ SfcWL Vi , A ? NX: eft- •: 4c ?4Slvi uV-pv u . 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' • -� � Sfie fiappinoss of life is made up of minute fra etions - the little soon forgotten charities of a hiss or smile , a hind looh , a heartfelt compliment. . . . - Samuel Saylor Coleridge y - -fa fytk j f J m j ■� V • J S j Campus Monopoly i Start (2) ■ . sa sii Go to Library (2). f % it yjfa=. c VTf • • ' ' ' ' G- ,;v G--i - j| Reference Desk ' , . x ¥ J i«: . fc . . !£-; £■■’ ' Postage Due, Go to Jail (6). You are attacked by campus police. Go to Infirmary (3). Go reluctantly to Lunch (4). The Pit (5) (Take a chance) Reorient yourself. Go to Breezeway (9) Esteemed residents of Alumni Hall Go to Business Office (8). Pay Luxury Tax. Visit the men’s dormitory (7). Visit the women’s dorm (10). Time for Class! Group Psychology (11). Pay a contribution - � to the Community Chest (12). The End!! Go to your last class (14) Freshman Chemistry Lab Go to Free Parking (15). Special thanks to Mr. Roy, u fio fed us before Sequeba. . . and to Bob Boucher, who fed us after Sequeba. We are utterly free of that institutional atmosphere which is inevitable when everyone is doing the same thing at the same time. Our days have a roundness , a flexibility, a diversify, a flow. 9t’s all quite pleasiny an d healthful. - B. 3. Shinner Walden 5iuo Sftou iverf my guide, philosopher and friend. - Alexander Pope Sssay on Man Gpistle 9V .s. . ■ - Dvery man is tGe Guilder of a temple, called Gis Gody, to tGe Qod Ge worsGips, after a style purely Gis own, . . . We are all sculptors and painters, and our materia! is our oum jles!i and Glood and Gones. - Henry David ‘dGoreau On Man and Nature Of you aspire to the highest pi aee it is no disgrace to stop a t the second, or even the third. - Cicero imps LlfT THEIR LEGS . Ill IfH ' l - I ' ftgg | ■ •. 9n fi is last Hattie on earth a warrior lets his spirit flow free and clear. And as he wages his battle, hnowing that his will is impeccable a warrior laughs and laughs. - Carlos Castaneda V® ' ll i ' fWp ilfti {■ if -I khSumSk ' ‘dime is not measured hy the passing of tfie years, but hy what one does, what one feels , and what one achieves. - awaharal Nehru oh is road certainly leads me strife, hut % shall not yive up. 9 will not grieve over the past - for why grieve? 9will hurry along the path 9 have discovered, greeting those whom 9 meet on my way, not loohing hach as did Cot ' s wife, hut re me m heri ng that it is a hill up which we have to struggle. ■ ohe ‘Journals of Kierhegaard wmmte-x ideals are like stars . IJou will not succeed in touching the seafaring man on the desert of waters, you choose them you will reach your destiny. them with your hands. But lihe them as your guides, and following -Carl Schurj Address, 3aneul Hall, Boston l]esterclay is already a dream and tomorrow is only a vision, hut today well-lived maizes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a uision of hope. -Z)he Sanserif 3arewell to you and the youth 9 have spent with you. Ot was Sut yesterday we met in a dream. JJou have sung to me in my aloneness,and 9 of your longings have huilt a tower in the shy. But now our sleep has fled and our dream is over, and it is no longer dawn. ohe noontide is upon us and our half wahing has turned to fuller day, and we must part. c Jf in the twilight of memory we should meet once more, we shall speah again together and you shall sing to me a deeper song. And if our hands should meet in another dream we shall huild another tower in the shy. - Kahlil Qih ran ‘ohe Prophet Staff: ‘Joanne Rinhus, Co-Sditor Donald A. Sawyer, Jr., Co-Sditor Camille M. Verdesca, Assistant to the Sditors Shomas J. Walsh, Assistant to the Sditors David J. VelcT, arski, Photography Richard 3. Pajur, Payout Mary H. Bahineau, Piterary Mary Shyheh Kennard, Piterary Advisor - 3r. Oldef ons van der Pinden, A.A. (jfianfes to : Patricia 3ournier Arthur Sued Deborah Mendel Patricia Bradley David Pegg David 3it gerald Roger R. Srahan Patrons: Paul F. Acford Isabel K. Bradley Mr. Mrs. J. Rene Chagnon Armand P. Cocchiaro Mr. Mrs. James F. Cuffe, Sr. C.E. Emery, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Verdesca Marcos Garcia Mr. Mrs. John F. Hanrahan Ralph C. Julian Mrs. Alphonse Maynard Kenneth McBride Mrs. James B. Septimphelter Mr. Mrs. Donald Sawyer