Assumtion College - Heights Yearbook (Worcester, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 178 of the 1984 volume:

. The 1984 Heights Assumption College Worcester, Massach usetts TABLE OF CONTENTS Student Life . Administration and Faculty Sports . Seniors . Convocation and the Mass of the Holy Spirit Convocation and the Mass of the Holy Spirit The Convocation and Mass of the Holy Spirit were held on September 8, 1983. Many of the Assumptionists as well as a great many faculty and adminstrative members took part in this traditional opening exercise of the academic year. It is a time for the student body to gather with others in the college community in spiritual celebration. ■■ic . . . And those are the memories that made me a wealthy soul. Oktoberfest Bash 1983 The day was sunny but not too warm - just perfect for OKTOBERFEST 1983. The festivities included a Moon Walk, dunking booth, and pumpkin decorating contest. The main event was, of course, the bands appearing in the tent. It was a treat for us to listen to the sounds of the Reflectors, NRBQ, Mitch Chakour, an d Beaver Brown. To top off the day, many enjoyed comparing the tastes of light and dark beer, and eating the munchies of our outdoor barbeque. Caught in the act . . . Halloween By the end of October, we were ready to let loose with style- and what style there was!! Everything from mimes to Charms lollipops and baseball players assembled in the cafeteria. If the Psych majors among us had stopped to analyze the costumes, perhaps they would have gained great insight into the personalities of many, but that night no one really cared- the crazier the better. It was a time to relax, have fun, and be a kid for just one more time! 10 But then they sent me away to teach me how to be sensible; logical; responsible, practical. 12 Parents ' Weekend PARENT’S WEEKEND 1983 was a two day event held on November 4 and 5. This event gave students a chance to be together with their parents for a weekend of dining, dancing, and fun. On Saturday, parents visited the campus, and later met faculty and administration members at an informal reception. President and Mrs. Hagan held receptions in their home both evenings prior to the dinner and dance. A hardworking committee under the direction of Student Coordinators Michelle Calvetto and Cheryl Ciuchta was responsible for the success of the weekend. 14 Junior - Senior Exclusive This year ' s JUNIOR SENIOR EXCLUSIVE was the second of its kind and enjoyed the same great success as its predecessor. This event gives the two classes the opportunity to relax with one another wearing something other than the usual attire. Bob Rivers of WAAF provided the entertainment. Hopefully, this favorite social event will continue in future years. Transitions. Spring jackets to winter coats and mittens. Fall to winter. First semester seniors to second semester seniors. Transitions. v ' Senior Happy Hour The SENIOR HAPPY HOUR was a chance for the senior class to exclusively enjoy the new” Pub in our Student Center. Many enjoyed drinking and passing the time with good friends. 18 Bong Show This year’s Bong Show was an entertaining extravaganza filled with a wide range of acts. There were dancers, singers, comedians and musicians not to mention the baton twirler. M.C.’s Leslie Daniel and Mark Kiley hosted the event in a series of strange costumes, each more outrageous than the last. Judges Phyllis Minsky, Bill Sutherland, and Donna (Dot) Wilcox provided the appropriate remarks as well as fair scores for the performers. Participants were from all four classes, a great chance for everyone to be together. Wmmk WmSm —I F A F A k ' My thoughts are trained for the future, my mind ' s on a higher goal, but in my heart there will always be this memory that stirs my soul.” Wi “Scattered pictures Of the smiles we left behind, Smiles we gave to one another, For the way we were . . So it’s the laughter, We will remember Whenever we remember The way we were ...” -Streisand ‘‘Do not follow where the path may lead. Go instead, where there is no path and leave a trail.” An Evening with Dinsdale ■ ■ - ' DINSDALE ' s act brought the Pub alive one Saturday night in March. The two very talented guitar players sang, danced, and joked with the AC crowd. Shots were offered to those best at trivia questions and also to those brave souls who got up and sang us some “oldies”. 24 Well, by March 3, 1984 it was really only 70 days until graduation which made it all the more fun for us! We danced all night long, and with the help of the Pub, we were treated to some great food and drink. DANCING WITH HENRY kept us on our toes as we got together with our friends and began the final countdown. . i AN UNTIMELY AD VENTURE On March 29, 1984 an uncharacteristic spring storm hit the northeastern seaboard of the U.S. Here at Assumption, we were glad to have a day off from classes but were also fearful that the Semi-Formal the next night would be cancelled. We were stuck for the day in our rooms and experienced cabin fever with our roomies. i % ' Lay your body down upon the midnight snow, Feel the cold of winter in your hair Here in a world of your own In a casing that ' s grown To a children ' s delight That arrived overnight. -Genesis AC ' s Campus Center Over the past two years, the As¬ sumption community gradually saw a dream become a reality. Last year on April 6, 1983 ground was broken on the land next to the gym. Construction began on the new Campus Center that summer. When students returned in the fall, they witnessed most of the process throughout the semester. On Feb¬ ruary 8, 1984 the center was dedi¬ cated to the benefit of all at AC. This project was a major accom¬ plishment and everyone was im¬ pressed with the new facility. It now houses a greatly expanded bookstore and campus store and a large multipurpose room. The Pub, Junction, SGA, mailroom, student lounge, and Dean of Students of¬ fice are all on the main floor. It also has a game room, wide screen t.v. and bank machine. It has become a meeting place for all and has helped to bring the community closer. The Class of 1984 is very glad to have use of the Campus Center for its last semester here and is very proud of Assumption ' s accomplishment. Semi-Formal March 30, 1984 . Rooms at the Marriott . . . Dresses bought . . . Outfits borrowed . . . Dates found . . . Cocktail parties . . . Dancing to Down East . . . Dancing in the aisl es . . . and just going wild and having fun!!! 34 Fire Destroys Darbois House On April 4, 1984 students in the 6-man townhouses were awakened at 3:20 a.m. and told to evacuate due to a fire in the Volunteer ' s and Fine Arts house. Most walked to the Campus Center, sleeping bags and pillows in tow, and stretched out in the lounge. The fire was not out until 5:00 a.m., leaving the building totally destroyed. Meanwhile, the rest of the campus slept peacefully because no sirens were used. A new location is not yet set. Spree Day SPRINGFEST was held on a rainy April weekend. But, we didn’t let the weather get us down. We just moved all the activities under the tent, such as our mid-morning barbeque. Decked out in our rain gear, we ate heartily the £ood SAGA provided, and the beer by Miller .... 38 April 14-15, 1984 . ... In the gym, we danced to the tunes of many different bands. Those that played were: DUKE ROBILLARD and the PLEASURE KINGS, JOHN CAFFERTY and the BEAVER BROWN BAND, BRUCE MARSHALL and the CLUE, and the STOMPERS. Neil Portnoy drew charicatures of many Assumption faces. Later that night ORLEANS played in the Pub, and even though spring had not yet sprung, AC partied on throughout the weekend. 39 Home Away From Home Our house, In the middle of the street Our house, Is our castle and our keep Our house, This is where we used to eat Our house, This is where we used to sleep Our house -Madness TH6: Bill, Lenny, lay, Bill, David, Peter, Steve 4G: Michelle, Marie, Cheryl, Robin 41: Craig, Mark Paul, Pat 42 5K: Mike, Scott, Mike, Joe, David 6P: Bill, Bob, Billy, Clayton, John, Lenny 51: Eileen, Karen, Annette, Maureen, Kathy A little nonsense now and then, is relished by the best of men . 5L: Jean, Elaine, Pam, Janice, Karin, Nancy, Laura 5D: Dave, David, Dan, John 6E: Joy, Debbie, Franceen, Lori, Maureen, Therese 44 4D: Kelly, Donna, Sue, Cathy C205: John C: Tracy ' time passes on, but the friends and memories are a part of you forever. 4H: Trisha, Debbie, Diane, Cathy TH10: Julie, Sue, Maria 5G: Monique, Donna, Chris, Kim, Sharon 5E: Jon, Jim, Ed, Jim, Shawn, Chris TH1 7 ; Betsy, Kathy, Eileen, Mary 5J: Caren, Mary Eleen, Liz, Darlene, Maria, Joyce. 45 1 M and the only time that seems too short is the time we get to play 6V: Tim, Wayne, Dan, Mark, Kevin, Mike, Bama C Dorm: Mike, Je££, Terry, Mary, Karen, Tracy, George, Mary Beth, Carol Sue, Maureen, Sue, Beth, Lizette, Cathy, Fred, Rob TH1: Jackie, Carol, Michelle, Debbie, Lauren, Ellen. TH4: Paul, Dave, Dave, Bob, Don, Dave 46 RA: Cathy ' ' those are our best friends in whose presence we are able to be our best selves 4F: Paul, Tim, Tom E F? THl 1: Bob, Paul, Joe, Bob 4B: Frances, Kirstin, Margaret 5F: Chris, Gerry, Patti, Sue, Kathy . TH5: Liz, Deidre, Pam, Justine, Julie 47 “we’ll share together, when we’re together . . . . 4C: Jean, Melissa, Chris TH9: Mike, Cecil, Darryl 5B: Chuck, Pete, John, Andy, Peter 48 the best years o£ our lives” FACULTY administra tion President Joseph H. Hagan President Hagan came to Assumption in 1978, bringing both fine administrative skills and a friendly manner to the community. Whether at a sporting event or in the Junction, his is a familiar, congenial face. President Hagan has been instrumental in many of the improvements on campus, the most notable being the Campus Center which opened in January of this year. President Hagan and his lovely wife Pat have made themselves accessible to the students and a very important part of the Assumption College community. ASSUMPTION COLLEGE 500 SALISBURY ST. WORCESTER, MASS. 01609 TELEPHONE (617) 752-5615 March 25, 1984 To the Class of 1984: It is a great pleasure for me to offer you my warmest congratulations on the occasion of your graduation from Assumption College. For the past eighty years, this College has educated thousands of men and women in the Catholic liberal arts tradition. Our graduates have distinguished themselves in the professions, business, and the arts. They have brought the light of learning acquired at Assumption to their many fields of endeavor, and the contributions which they have made and continue to make to society reflect credit on them¬ selves and their Alma Mater. I am confident that as the Class of 1984 joins their numbers, its members will also show themselves to be learned, moral, and caring individuals. You have received a great deal during these past four years, and you have a great deal to give others. You have the knowledge and tools required to accomplish great things. Be assured of our best wishes and prayers as you begin this exciting adventure. Very sincerely yours, t V- oseph H. Hagan [ President JHH vpm ' John E. Burke Associate Dean of Academic Affairs Richard A. Oehling Dean of Academic Affairs mtmm ' A . : -yd tfMMl 1 jgU v 1 iiiiiil III Thomas E. Dunn Dean of Admissions Financial Aid Raymond W. Picard Registrar 51 Fr. Peter Precourt, A.A. Dean of Student Affairs Sr. Mary Cathleen Toomey, R.S.M, Brother John Hillier Kate Winters-Corcoran Fr. Roger Corriveau, A.A. Fr. Dennis Gallagher, A.A. Campus Ministry Staff Robert Fogel Hope Lonstein Dean of Student Affairs Staff Faculty Rodrigue M. Sutherland Biology George A. Doyle Economics, Foreign Affairs, Management John T. Heffernan Economics Donald H. Letendre English, Theatre Arts Patricia S. Reisert Biology faculty William Sullivan Business Studies Patrick J.C. Powers Politics Paul J. Mahon Natural Science Math 54 Eugene W. Byrnes Chemistry Allan E. Barnitt, Jr Biology Fr. Edward P. Pepka, A.A Religious Studies Kenneth J. Moynihan History Thomas J. Slavkovsky Physics Math Hubert G. Meunier Physics, Chemistry Owen Sholes Natural Science ■■I ' - David Siddle Fr. Terrence Dougherty Daniel Crawford Social Rehabilitation Marc Lepain Fr. Andre Dargis Wayne Rollins Religious Studies W Hi . j. 1T . VRMR ftM m ■—■Illlllllll II v r iwf ' 13 i DO II 1 AGAIN f 5; tr 5 At 3W Vrwlf HftMfc? « • A 3W- S| f“ Jfy’i.-Hiik y� .v. A % � ; � t Bernard P. Farragher Angela G. Dorenkamp Michael J. O ' Shea Corazon C. Castaldi Franklin R. Baruch Paul F. McGonigle Michael D. True English Department The Faculty section is a very important part of our yearbook. Unfortunately, not all of them are pictured on these pages. Pictured or not, these people have played a major role in our lives. They were not merely educators, but role models, mentors, and friends. They have helped us to nurture that part of our souls which have allowed us to grow in many ways. When we arrived here four years ago they seemed a bit intimidating but as the years passed, we came to know and value their friendship and advice. Each day they faced us (and at times we weren ' t all that easy to face) with interest and enthusiasm which they passed onto us. Their accessibility and knowledge of their subject matter helped us formulate our plans for the future. At times we became confused and unsure of ourselves, but their direction helped us pass the confusion and self-doubt which clouded our view. As we graduate we find we have completed a four year battle and won. We wish to recognize all those who helped us in our achievements and although it seems inadequate to the task they had undertaken, we want to say THANK YOU. 57 Student Services W i Security: Richard Desplaines, Sue Engel, George Hacking Infirmary: Brother Robert Francis Beaulac, A.A. Media Center: Roger Trahan, Judy Conkel SGA: Chris Collins, Leslie Lacquere, Cathy Brown, Jim Brennan, Chuck Thompson, Not pictured: Diane Power 58 SAGA: Pete Delany, Gail Spileos, Anne Casavant WE ' RE HAVING A PARTY . . . Everybody ' s Swingin ' Dancing To The Music On The Radio . . . ... So Listen Mr. D.J. Keep Those Records Playin ' . . . 59 BEST OF FRIENDS The Best Of Friends Never Part . . 60 The Best Of Fools Have Loved Forever From The Start , From The Bottom Of Their Hearts . SPORTS 1st row: S. Conrad, R.J. Foley, K. Pallotta, J. Vail, B. Gourdeau, B. Mullen, J. Valleley, J. Hatfield, B. Foley, P. Ross, 2nd row: M. Kelly, T. Kane, M. DiPietro, B. Morgan, D. Kisthart, J.P. Bisceglia, B. McConnell, R. Alvarez, K. Harrison, J. Fahey, J. Moran, 3rd row: Coach B. Gaughan, Coach J. Garofoli, T. Westerberg, M. Ligowscki, S. Morrissey, G. Morrissey, J. Irwin, R. Bradley, J. Stuart, G. Getchel, B. Wilson, B. Doyle, 4th row: C. Burger, J. Downy, J. Beatris, R. Curtin, B. Beltrandi, B. Ouelette, M. Walsh, B. Greene, J. Shutt, D. Swett, D. McManus, Coach B. Kelly, Coach J. Lavalle, Coach T. Gannon, 5th row: F. Benison, S. Schaunessey, M. Brenan, B. Coultier, D. Barquinero, S. White, C. Wilbur, J. Beauregard, P. Garrity, L. Burns, 6th row: K. Ketchum, B. Picard, D. Alofs, T. Jepson. 64 1st row: B. Farrell, M. Flanagan, M. Fistori, L. Hauck, M. Wilson, A. Kearney, L. Benson, E Moynihan, 2nd row: Coach J. LaBonte, C. Hussey, S. Scanlon, M. McKinerney, M. Loranger, T. Frank, K. Kilpatrick, M. Hamilton, K. Gilspin. 66 Women’s: C. Carlson, B. Conte, K. Counihan, S. Cwikowski, K. Dolbier, D. Dunklee, K. Gagne, L. Gillespie, C. Goppel, M. Kinney, S. Mitchell, M. Moran, V. Ricciardi, K. St. lean, A Tepcza. Men’s: R. Brosnan, A. Cash, M. Fontaine, M. Gillerlane, C. Hennigan, D. Hoye, J. Jackman, T. Kabelka, T. Kapinos, B. Koeller, M. Lauretti, J. Massicotte, C. Owen, D. Swett, M. Swinarski, P. Totilo, P. Vachon, M. Viles, M. Walsh. 1st row: C. Money penny, D. Dunklee, T. Flanagan, D. Duguemin, B. Hubbard. 2nd row: Coach P. Philbin, C. Turner, C. Sullivan, B. Fierres, L. Chambre, C. Lyons. 68 1st row: T. Shortt, J. Mulaney, D. Ducey, P. Coombs, E.J. Whooley, G. Munroe. 2nd row: Coach John Ablondi, M. Henderson, D. Dell ' olio, T. Fitzmorris, M. Matys, T. Cabral, P. Wysocki. 69 1st row: K. Doucette, M. Duffy, D. Martin 2nd row: J. Conley, C. Ragan, M. Dolan, Coach J. Wallace, C. Kruppa. A A 1st row: J. Wornhan, M. Van Dorpe. 2nd row: Coach T. St. Denis, S. Sotis, N. Conway, C F Tarantino. 70 O 1st row: M. Byrnne, K. Reilly, H. Russell, K. Prime, 2nd row: Coach L. Darling, K. Bitar, M Reynolds, T. Murphy, L. Faye, I. Desroches. J. Cataldo, C. Barry, P. Cranston, F. Bartley, B. Burke, H. Hough, B. McGurn, D. Mastrototaro, N. Nault, J. Neagle, D. Phaneuf, B. Quigley, G. Rattel, D. Hogan. 71 1st row: J. Boucher, P. Delpizzo, M. Alston, P. Baker, H. Lewis, C. Phillips, T. Erhart, 2nd row: M. Taylor, D. Parker, D. Peach, S. Schoonmaker, K. Nolan, T. Lambert, J. Miller, Manager J. Kania. 1st row: K. Doucette, S. Dailey, 2nd row: D. Rondeau, D. Paquette, M. Dolan, T. Murphy, K. Orazietti, C. Sullivan, N. Waitekus, D. Dalton, J. Conley, H. Russell, S. McClellan, K. Kinne. 72 1st row: M. O'Toole, P. Kellar, M. Beauchand, B. Vey, B. Buck, E. McDonald, M. Slone, M. McCann, J. Peer, M. DiPietro, E. Hanley. 2nd row: Head Coach B. Cahill, Rink Operator T. Romano, Manager J. Rankin, D. Mastrototaro, A. Wilder, T. Feran, T. Barrett, B. Richard, J. DiNapoli, C. LeMay, T. Scoffield, I. Trainor, B. Lucas, S. Tecchi, Rink Manager B. White, Assistant Coach B. Benoit.Q -Q 1st row: J. Coury, W. Riley, T. Westerberg, S. Conrad, J. Vail, J. Longo, 2nd row: J. D ' Agostino, Coach B. Glinski, P. Russo, B. Hartnett, D. McCann, R. Healy, F. Corelli, B. Wilbur, 3rd row: I. Ceppetelli, M. Thorne, J. Lepore, C. Dauphinais, F. McCoy, P. Black, W. Patterson, Coach R. Zenski, Coach J. Small. 1st row: A. Morin, L. Landy, C. Hussey, M. Marshall, K. Jones, L. Hauck, 2nd row: Coach B. Kelly, J. Carrier, D. Paquette, M. Dolan, C. Orazietti, D. Reardon, J. Conley T. Martone. 74 Seen On The Scene 75 And they said I never studied! It s right behind you Bama! . ; ■ ' And your mystery date is . . . CAMERA SHY 77 TRIVIAL PURSUITS - w ' - ■■■■■� ■ ,, Smile, You ' re On Candid Camera! 82 Lori A. Alton Management Peter Altschuler Politics Michael W. Alston Management Stephanie C. Ambulos Management Linda Jean Anderson Social Rehabilitation Robert P. Andrews Math Pamela J. Angeli French Peter A. Arakelian Management Darlene Roberta Armstrong Accounting English Christine E. Autio Biology Dwight Brooks Arvidson Biology Karin E. Aslanian Math Maureen J. Bailey Education social Rehabilitation Donna Jean Balinski Social Rehabilitation Elaine J. Babineau Accounting Geraldine Ann Barrett Education English Sara Jean Barr Psychology Franceen Balias English History 84 Rosemary C. Bait Elizabeth Beard Accounting French Foreign Affairs Christopher M. Beck Paul Matthew Luke Beckwith Carol A. Bedard History Politics Psychology Religious Studies Psychology Spanish Christopher P. Barry Management Denise M.H. Berube French Susan Lynn Bigelow Chemistry Susan M. Belanger Social Rehabilitation Sean Michael Birmingham Management Kathleen M. Bouchard Management Bernadette M. Bourgea Management John P. Biseglia Biology Tina L. Bisson Accounting James W. Bonofiglio Biology Charles D. Bouthot Sociology Carol Sue Brady Foreign Affairs Spanish Gary A. Bruno Management 85 Lori Marie Bullock Social Rehabilitation mM Deborah E. Cashman Management Kimberly A. Bynum Biology Michelle Anne Calvetto Accounting Carol Carlson Accounting Justine M Chawziuk English Christine M. Caola Psychology Social Rehabilitation • V MaryBeth Chambers Management Donna M. Cardone Psychology Gerontology Virginia M. Chazotte Math David A. Chupka English Karen Anne Checola Accounting Cheryl Anne Ciuchta Biology Peter J. Cichonski Accounting Stephen P. Clifford English Mary A. Collins Management David F. Collins Management Christine M. Collins Management 88 Robert G. Collins Politics David H. Connelly- Social Rehabilitation Joseph P. Connor Management Joseph M. Connors Accounting Megan Kathryn Cooney English Shawn D. Conrad History Neil M. Corcoran Management Peter L. Coombs Biology Mark J. Cornacchio Accounting Lorraine Corso Psychology Patricia A. Coughlin Chemistry Jonathan C. Coury Accounting Paul M. Cranston Economics William T. Crean Foreign Languages Catherine A. Crowe Education Psychology Caren E. Crowley Social Rehabilitation Cathleen R. Cullen Accounting Cecelia Anne Cutroni Psychology 89 90 Susan M. Dailey Social Rehabilitation Fred W. D ' Angelo, Jr. Philosophy Leslie A. Daniel English John Davis History Julie A. Delaney English Peter J. DellaGrotte Accounting Thomas W. Deluca Management Ronald R. Desmarais, Jr. Psychology Carol E. Diefenbacher Foreign Languages Maria K. DiMauro Management Joanne E. Donovan Biology Kathleen M. Doran English Lauren C. Dougherty Education Social Rehabilitation John D. Dougherty Management David E. Ducey Accounting Susan M. Duwan Management John L. Durocher Social Rehabilitation Karen A. Egan Social Rehabilitation 92 m Cedric Chester Ellis Social Rehabilitation Michael R. Ellison Chemistry Linda A. Entwistle Social Rehabilitation Peter J. Erwin Economics James V. Faroni III Social Rehabilitation Scott A. Feenan Management Susan E. Ferrari Accounting Annette M. Ferry- Social Rehabilitation Joanne C. Turcotte Farrell English Paul P. Fournier Accounting David C. Forkey Math James J. Fitzpatrick Accounting Mary A. Fisk English Elisabeth Marie Forest Economics Foreign Affairs Sandra J. Flynn French Foreign Affairs Margaret C, Fistori Management Rosemary D. Fitzgibbons Politics Kathleen P. Ford Management ' AvMw ' . ' •.A x David Edward Fritz History David W. Fulgham Politics Ellen M. Galeckas English Psychology Sean J. Gallagher Politics History Deborah A. Gilbert Social Rehabilitation Sean D. Gilland Math 94 Ann Gillerlane Social Rehabilitation Nancy C. Gillet Accounting Beth Allison Gilmore Management William B. Goodell English Mary Ellen Goodyear Accounting English Gaston R. Gosselin, Jr. Accounting Robert P. Gourdeau Management Elizabeth M. Grace Psychology Katie M. Greenwood Education English John P. Guiney Math John N. Grenier Management Jean M. Guididas Education Social Rehabilitation 95 Charles G. Hagopian Foreign Affairs Jennifer Leigh Hale Social Rehabilitation Sharon E. Hall Social Rehabilitation 96 John R.I. Hammerstrom Economics Politics Jeffrey A. Hanam Economics- Business Concentration Conrad M. Hanf Management James E. Hatfield Biology Jeffrey A. Hayes English Clayton G. Hazelton Natural Sciences John P. Healey- Religious Studies Lisa H. Herbert Education Social Rehabilitation Karen K. Higgins French Math John G. Jackson Management Antony J. Jacob Math Jonathan J. Jagolta Accounting Michael W. Jankins Management ; Linda M. Johansson History Keith D. Jones Politics 98 Daniel L. Joyce III Management John S. Kania Education Psychology Kevin Paul Katilius Management Sharon E. Kelly Management John A. Keenan Philosophy Timothy S. Kenney English Joseph N. Kirby, Jr. Math Michael E. Kearney English History Tracy L. Kelley Psychology Lisa M. Klenk Politics Kathleen M. Kneeland Psychology Spanish George P. Kiritsy History Politics Veronica M. Kobuszewski Social Rehabilitation Nancy A. Kolifrath Foreign Affairs William P. Kotoski, Jr. Politics George Krikorian Social Rehabilitation Edward J. Kurtyka Religious Studies Social Rehabilitation Thomas F. Laberge English 99 100 Steven Ryan Lachapelle Psychology Philip R. La Fleche Chemistry Kelly A. Lacey Management Robert M. Laren Philosophy Politics Thomas J. Landergan English Joanne K. Landy Management Elaine A. Lehan Education Social Rehabilitation Joseph T. Ledoux Management Monique F. Lavergne Biology Maria G. Maranda French Spanish Nancy M. LeMay Biolgy Catherine M. Maloy Communications Joan F. Lepore Accounting Thomas V. Linehan, Jr. Accounting Christopher P. Litterio English Michael F. Looney, Jr. Politics John B. Lepore Management John A. Longo Psychology Katherine J. Marcelo Management James P. Marciano English Psychology Maura E. Marshall Social Rehabilitation Paul A. Matt Management Theresa E. McCartney English Timothy P. Mathews Management Michelle Tibbetts McGee Social Rehabilitation Edward V. McDonald Social Rehabilitation Maureen P. McGovern Social Rehabilitation Jacqueline Moody English Patrick J. Murphy } 04 Accounting Catherine L. Molaskey Accounting ifr Susan M. Mitchell Biology saw Carol A. Moore English Mark J. Nader Management Susan M. Montella Psychology Social Rehabilitation Robert M. Mullen Politics Frances T. Nalubega Management Norman D. Nault Management Reno R. Nolle Accounting Robert J. O ' Brien Economics-Business Concentration Nina A. Neglia Social Rehabilitation Donna M. Nitsos Social Rehabilitation Andrew M. O ' Brien Economics-Business Concentration James J. O ' Brien English Brien J. O ' Neill Economics Frederick G. Oldfield III Education History Richard W. Ordway Biology Patrick R. Ormond Politics Eileen I. Ortiz Education Social Rehabilitation Peter J. Osella Biology Maureen Ann Ostrowski Psychology Sociology Lizette D. Ortiz Management Margaret M. O ' Toole 106 Education Social Rehabilitation m c-- J. Christopher Owen Biology Deborah A. Ovian English Kevin A. Pallotta Social Rehabilitation Carl W. Pearson, Jr. Chemistry History John W. Peer Economics-Business Concentration Diane M. Power Management Ellen M. Pratt Education Math ms Carolyn A. Peterson Spanish Karen A. Prime Social Rehabilitation Susan P. Prewandowski Biology Psychology Diane B. Racine Social Rehabilitation Theodore J. Raia III Math Leonard T. Ramsdell Politics Mary Beth Rand Psychology Social Rehabilitation Robert C. Reall Social Rehabilitation Maureen A. Reilly Social Rehabilitation 108 Therese M. Reynolds Social Rehabilitation Valarie Ann Ricciardi Biology David Alan Rinaldi Management James F. Robichaud Accounting Leonard Rodriguez Foreign Languages Michael J. Rochelle Chemistry Cathleen C. Ryan Management Daniel R. Roy Management Michael R. Russell Management Vincent J. Salamone History Lori A. Sainsbury English Margaret M. Ryan Education English Marie Elaine Savelloni Accounting John J. Scannell Management Mark J. Schlegel Accounting Erika R. Schmidt Sociology Kirsten A. Schwarz History William P. Shannon, Jr. Foreign Affairs Robert S. Shaw Foreign Affairs Eileen M. Sheehan Social Rehabilitation Timothy F. Shortt Management Robert H. Smith Accounting Angela Solomos Management Laura J. Sotir Foreign Affairs 9 i 111 £ A Jean E. Spence Foreign Languages John D. Stebbins Management Catherine T. Sullivan Psychology Eileen M. Sullivan Social Rehabilitation Wayne F. Sullivan Management y ... Cheryl E. Sullivan Management John W. Sweeney- Foreign Affairs Craig S. Tarentino Management Christopher T. Taylor Accounting Elizabeth Taylor James M. Thompson Accounting English . ... Jeffrey L. Taylor Politics Daniel J. Tivnan Management Mary C. Thrower Management Migdalia Torres Biology Peter A. Totilo Management Jacqueline C. Trahan Studio Art Michelle A. Turcotte Accounting John M. Valleley English James W. Vail Social Rehabilitation Mark W. VanDorpe Management Minerva Vasquez Accounting Susan M. Velletri Psychology jiLJri Mercedes E. Villanueva Biology : Michael W. Walsh Management Cynthia A. Walden Sociology Deirdre Wallace History David D. Wamester Politics Carole A. Wardzala Psychology Kathryn M. Welsh Biology Richard W. Westerberg } 14 Social Rehabilitation Tracy A. Westervelt Psychology Religious Studies Melissa Wilson Accounting Donald Wolf Patricia R. Wilson Politics Jayne J. Wojtowicz Foreign Languages ' Robyn Teresa Flora Woyton Foreign Languages Paul Edward Zimmitti, Jr. Education Social Rehabilitation-Gerontology Caren T. Zelten English if mam Patrick Ross History Spanish 115 John Maher We had just begun our college careers, when reality hit our small community. Over Thanksgiving break, two of our new classmates had been killed in an auto accident, and their deaths affected us as no other deaths possibly could have. They were like us, college kids on their first vacation from school. Cries of Why them? ' ' , They were so young. ' ' , and It just isn ' t fair. ' ' echoed throughout the campus. Fate had taught us a lesson in reality, and we struggled to understand that life really isn ' t fair. Whether we knew Rick and John, knew who they were, or didn ' t really know them at all- The Class of 1984 will always remember them. Richard O ' Brien President ' s Reception For Seniors In late April 1984, the senior class was cordially invited to President and Mrs. Hagan ' s home for an informal get-together. It was the first exclusively senior event with the President that marked our nearing completion at AC. Many attended and had an enjoyable evening. FRESHMAN YEAR September 1980 — May 1981 It was probably the year with the biggest impact on us all. For most of us, it was the first time in our lives that we were out on our own. An adventurous time to be away from home, decisions to be made alone, new people to meet, new things to learn. New horizons, a year of firsts. Changes. Harry Chapin played to our packed gym, the Business program was fairly new, and most of us were in awe of the upperclassmen. WACR was popular for dedications and Alumni 2 just loved to raid Desautel 3. (A restricted floor?) Weekend parties, and dances filled our social calendars. Our courses were new, professors pushed for hard work, and we tensely waited for our first CUM’s. ■ ■ % 1 2 ®8 . Warn, 118 SOPHOMORE September 1981 May 1982 We came back confident - a whole year of college behind us. We were the big guys on lower campus now. WACR folds, and the Pub’s new location became Founder’s basement. The new 6-men townhouses were built, and debates arose over building a Campus Center or library extension. AC presented J. Geils at E.M. Loew’s ( Centerfold”) and Jonathan Edwards helped us out on Spree Day to sit around and get a good buzz on.” We declared our majors by the year ' s end. Is it possible that we ' re already halfway through? JUNIOR YEAR September 1982 - May 1983 We are now hill and townhouse residents. Southside Johnny and Pousette Dart started our fall with a concert in the gym and we had a party . New ideas sprung up such as the Jr Sr Exclusive which was a huge success. The Roost (Junction) goes under renovation. The computer center is expanded and moved to the Relocatables. Plans for the Campus Center are finalized, and ground is broken in early April. Jane Fonda fever hits AC, and we become the incoming Senior Class .... September 1983 - May 1984 Resumes, job interviews, transcripts . . . Careers: the topic of many conversations. It is a year of planning. A year to go all out. Lots of partying, alot of thinking about all the good friends we ' ve made. A year of reflecting upon the changes we ' ve gone through. We ' ve grown together. Leaving will be hard. We make our last year the best one yet. Jim Plunkett plays to a packed Pub. The mailroom is moved to the gym ' s basement. The Campus Center is under construction - we have use of it for one semester. Transition year. Graduation approaches. 100 Daze (70 days really) - a wild party night. Spree Day: the rain didn ' t stop us. Townhouse life. The future is contemplated constantly, doubts creep in - Do we really want to leave? Life beyond the guardshack is what we ' ve been preparing for, but the time has flown too fast. Memories become very dear. We will treasure opr time here with our friends always. Hold on to your life here, It ' s been a valuable one. Our commencement from here marks the beginning of our success out there. by: Marie Savelloni Geraldine Barrett TIPS . . . TIPS . . . TIPS . . . TIPS . . . Remember these? They were tips provided for us in our 1980 Freshman Record which served as our guide to this new world. Begin the semester with study because when it comes to an end you ' ll get lazy. Go to the first club meetings to find out what they are about. Remember you may irritate your roommate as much as they irritate you. Pick up Le Provocateur to find out what ' s happening around campus. Separate underwear and jeans and color clothing in the wash unless you enjoy discolored clothing. If you become ill, go to the Infirmary. Make your voice heard - VOTE in all campus elections. Get to know the administration and faculty better . . . They are here to help you and it can only make your stay her a little more enjoyable. mi ■ ■ 122 TIPS . . . TIPS. . . TIPS. . . TIPS TIPS. . . TIPS . . . TIPS . . . TIPS . . And now our version of tips for life beyond the guardshack. Begin your life with enthusiasm because it will carry you over the rough times. Go to club meetings, find out what they are about, and get involved. Remember you may irritate co-workers, family, or roommates as much as they irritate you. Pick up and read the newspaper to find out what ' s happening around the world. Separate underwear and jeans and colored clothing in the wash unless you enjoy discolored clothing. (Just in case you forget). If you become ill, go to the doctor. Make your voice heard - VOTE in all local, state, and national elections. Get to know your co-workers, it can only make your job a little more enjoyable. TIPS . . . TIPS . . . TIPS . . . TIPS . . . 123 Metro Night . . . The kick-off event of the Class of 1984 ' s Senior Week was a night out at the Metro. We were the only ones in the Metro, one of Worcester ' s newest dance clubs. The combination of disco and rock music, as well as the videos provided something to appeal to everyone. Everyone had a great time, and the busy dance floor attested to that fact. I Booze Cruisin ' Boston Harbor May 9, 1984 By Wednesday, all of us were ready for a good time on the Cruise. Although it seemed we ' d never get there, (don ' t for the freguent bus stops) we arrived just in time to board the ship. Comprised of three levels, the class had a great time running from the top deck to the second level where a live band played and the third on which a DJ performed. The ride around the Harbor was calm but the boat was really rocking. On the way home while some slept and others sang, the general consensus was that the evening was well worth it. Thursday was a busy one as our week began to draw to a close. Faculty members joined us on the soccer field for food and drink. After a relaxing day in the sun, we moved to the Pub for Senior Superlatives . . . SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Senior Superlatives recognized various members of our class for their unique characteristics. They were given Thursday night - our last Pub night here at AC. V • Dr. Donald Letendre, Baccalaureate Address BACCALAUREATE May 11, 1984 President Hagan ' s Address The Baccalaureate Dinner and Dance was held on Friday night in the gym and catered by SAGA. Fr. Andre Dargis gave the blessing and after dinner, many spoke about AC and our past four years here. Mr. Robert E. Gray, Jr. spoke about the Alumni Association of which we were soon to become a part. Dr. Donald Letendre gave the Address in speaking of student life and his role on campus for the past twenty-five years. Many well- deserved service awards were given to members of our class. It was a night to share with our family and friends, and a chance for us to thank all those who have supported us along the way, especially our parents. Mr. Robert E. Gray, Jr. Alumni Association 139 Dean Richard Oehling, Academic Address Betsy Grace, President Donna Cardone, Vice-Presiden t Trisha Wilson, Secretary Treasurer Class Officers : , ' ; - Jay Marciano receives service award The President And Faculty Of Assumption College Requests The Honor Of Your Presence At The Sixty-Seventh Commencement Exercises Saturday Afternoon, May Twelfth Nineteen-Hundred And Eighty-Four At Three O ' Clock Assumption College Campus Worcester, MA oarb eT is n otan etuivng when Tjoix. l rvoio that people c$x b Bishop Timothy Harrington Commencement Speaker Theresa McCartney, Caren Crowley, Tina Bisson sing the Star ! Spangled Banner Dr. Donald Letendre receives Honorary Degree Sara J. Barr, Salutatorian 45 ' Pot miles maxi com Le.lxue.e. ' iX ' us ' Bui ulartrv iKougKls are always IPe-re- , ' Qood , b c” is nol ctn endiutf Wl a dijfeetvfc slaTp us Jj_ liine for ma it bmr cL n£w Jrie.ncls... Carol A. Moore, Valedictorian and sutiyvrf dt ' eams come ' hnxe Good-W” is r of k endincf, A ' {long l$ mdl find al ViThin owVarfo � S ' U always a jc d yard of ijcs-lenda ' y. As Far As My Eyes Can See There Are Shadows Approaching Me i ■ si J I And To Those I Left Behind I Wanted You To Know You ' ve Always Shared My Deepest Thoughts You Follow Where I Go And, Oh, When I ' m Old And Wise Bitter Words Mean Little To Me Autumn Winds Will Blow Right Through Me And Some Day In The Midst Of Time When They Ask Me If I Knew You III Smile And Say You Were A Friend Of Mine And The Sadness Will Be Lilted From My Fyes Oh, When I ' m Old And Wise As Far As My Eyes Can See There Are Shadows Surrounding Me And To Those I Leave Behind I Want You All To Know You ' ve Always Shared My Darkest Hours I ' ll Miss You When I Go And, Oh, When I ' m Old And Wise Heavy Words That Tossed And Blew Me Like Autumn Winds Will Blow Right Through Me And Someday In The Mist Of Time When They Ask You If You Knew Me Remember That You Were A Friend Of Mine. As Far As My Eyes Can See . . . 153 1984 HEIGHTS STAFF EDITORS Marie Savelloni Gerri Barrett PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR: Nancy Culliford TOWNHOUSE EDITORS: Laura Sotir, Fred LAYOUT EDITOR: Tracy Kelly ° ldtield FACULTY EDITOR: Elaine Lehan PHOTOGRAPHERS: Tricia Griffin Cathy Malloy Fred Oldfield Laura Sotir Pat Huran STAFF: ARTWORK: SPECIAL THANKS: Denise Carrier Eric Hanley Keith Jones Diane Morrell Beth Cummings Monique Lavergne Sharon Kelly Kathy Doran Laura Sotir Eileen Powers Peter Erwin Donna Cardone Karin Aslanian Maura Breen Patti Iovieno Cheryl Ciuchta Michelle Calvetto Melanie Demarais Joe Madden, Adams Studio Dan Smith, Jostens American Yearbook Co. Paul Fasshauer, Studio Five Sheila Waldron Diane Power Matthew Beach, Director of Public Relations Jackie Trahan, Mark PHOTO CONTRIBUTORS Nader, Donna Cardone Senior Directory Michael W. Alston 78 Seventh Avenue Long Branch, NJ 07740 Maureen J. Bailey 8 Crestview Road Tariffville, CT 06081 Denise M. 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