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Iolin Kelsey Michael Iones Iames Hepburn 'LM'-2252 ?H7h'X'5'f' V ..,,.-,fwi fp lun.-' X I t'v ae. , K 4 1 1. A Q 3' .1 V, ag. ,ag ., if-ls .f 'K 'a .Q Q Sa in ns David Kolb 0'l 'x ,. I Anne 6 james Leamon Donald Lent 4 H f !' ld' David Ledlie P8111 Kl1I'iIZ Iohn Maier li pn! , PM 4 Iulla Mackall X. 2' l H ' A ,Wu -if ,P , I K, f r' Qf f , ' i fn 1 ' . . D . f 1,1 1 Iohn Margarones 1 mm: 4. 'S' vzinfv ,ln-R 455: ,, 1 . David Lingle Craig Lombard '3...Q5.! . .. l I. -vii. William Mathews 7 , A435 Q - x rx i A L . A,9' Forres I t ' 1 - . McCluer 1' . .- in rn.. .tl A-h :sg- .1 f y 51 '.- -'lQ2 ,fr .'- -.'.+: ' I Y PS ' . ' 4'1 1 ' ' ' , .,,-1. . ..-1.-if .- . , ' 1 .- .' Y - . , l . . - - x : ' I , - . -. - I - . ',. jg- . .. x . A ' , , . ' 4 .7 0 Af s ' . . ' 1. .og ' .. 12' -Q ! Q a hs. lu I . -.,,' ,-Q,-7... Fl 4 ..-.bQ..Q.. on 1 , --.... Q. 's:Q lu.f:',: .-2 .x 'H' ,,-H . , 'T 'U-eq N gg 222 A., - 5 Ernest Muller Robert Moyer R WW ggi ' MM --ui' David N'elson Eli Minkoff W gi Lg 1 4 Gerda Neu-Sokol Mark Okrent R0b91't Mclnfyrf-1 so L lean Potuchek sl ee . ii . Q igi5e'A'-4 o 1-2 O Carlos Ossandon 1-'lx na. 'Q ' r: ff' I .' 1 U I' , sv 1 Iameg Reese Ioseph Pelliccia Iames Parakilas ' 1 , r E' sf l M: , I fl- f .- I H john Pribram Rachel Olney ,kd f ' .- -. I f In I f A I K I T E , M:- We . hw' i ff Larry Shoer 22' ' I v N i 4 ff' 0 yi 4' '- A L 5' vt n ' sw :rt 1 - ! iii 'HM F . ,e . 1 r 41 4' ' Q xx lf 3 - 4' 1.1 f , gx. -1 Il.'.':Aw i . .Nth 1. Eric Sideman ,J 'fa . J-. :N i ' rffin: ' Elf , i 5355 s AQL- . I , A Ann Scott , ,H f 1 fr a .I 4 A . JN ft S' .QW Kenneth Shapiro 1 I U r . X k W -1 -n 4 . . v H. ' A, ,V IL ' if 3- JI? , X-1 .. 1 S f Richard Sampson X , . Emily Rose Mark Semon Carl Straub ,. 3, Sawyer Sylvester 'if , . -4' 4015 Y! KX as 1 167' Ierome Singerman Iohn Strong V Iohn Tagliabue if' ' Ei Y -rr . .. if i 0:9 'f Robert Sypitowski Carole Taylor !,,.-1.1 l a,-X Garold Thumm Elizabeth Tobin F v 'rv ' Q Q 4, ,,.,,,. , , Newell Warde el T -ee I Lewls Turllsh Q T Q x Thomas Tracy 5 1 lyk, T l 'Tr . '1 ,K . -wi , '13-511811: Q it ,' ,. ,F isa , ---v U -, , i Robert Thomas Theodore Walther Qi, Q g 4 'Wir 13: gf QA - W. 1 ,E,2mkxQ. ! Y - 5 - ,.. . IAM' Q- .. A - af-'f X X Ya :S ,Ivgi l 2 ' 3 Rx - 1' I I gn-4 Thomas Wenzel F X., Eric Wollman J . 1 ,sl Richard Wagner X95 XM' Alfred Wright Richard Williamson AIIIIG WilliaII1S Iames White 1' . I ..-N, V- '-x. . -W' IMT. ', ifw,l, ff' QQ 'Y - - V A 24 ,H ,- :g , 64 N. 9114, . .xiii , my - ' : z 1-f--Q--f,j f .'!:, Q., , -.1-A .':1 'r:lA 5 24.5-' . .NX - f I ,V V5 ' . -A ' ' A-5 ,--. ,. '+P 3 , '3 z 4 52,1 - 4 ,- . of f , y. K . 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His plastic gym bag had begun to snap with age and exposure to years of harsh winters, allowing worn newspapers to peek through the holes. Systematically he prepared for the journey, first secur- ing the gym bag in his left hand. Carefully rolling a loose stack of newspapers into a tight bundle, he inched the packet deep into a coat pocket. Last he slipped on a balding aviator style hood. The frazzled material hung in strips over his forehead like bangs - a grey frame for a grey face. Week old beard stubble crept across his chin, almost to the cap's flaps. Harshly cut wrinkles forked in jagged streaks across the remaining skin. Blue eyes flickered to their reflec- tion in the church window: he scrutinized the slightly blurred replica of himself, sucking in his stomach and thrusting his chest for- ward as they had taught him in the army. Everything must be perfectly timed, Spinney. Perfect-ly timed, a voice drummed in his ears. A sharp bullet of pain shot through his The General by Gail F ons forehead. He moaned, shook his head, and dashed off the steps. No more war, no more remembering. I never existed then, he told himself. Once the memories had evaporated, Edward slowed his pace, and shuffled up Main Street. Evening was approaching, and the view from the church steps grew dull after dark. As much as people liked to stare at Edward in his unusual attire, he liked to look right back at them. Reading, too, kept him amused. He couldn't be without a newspaper, no matter how outdated the issue. Slowly Edward moved toward the college where there were more people to watch in- stead of blaring headlights and an oc- casional scurrying figure. The late afternoon sun pressed dully against his heavy canvas over- coat. Often people would point at him for wearing it during the summer months, but Edward didn't really care. It made him feel as though he were sacrificing something, suffering perhaps for the good of another. He thought of when he was style- conscious, and would wear only what the fashion magazines dictated. His scalp began to tingle, and quickly he made the vision of his youth disappear. Afta'noon, Gen'ral, a voice mumbled from a doorway. Edward glanced to the source and nodded to the disheveled figure. Ya wanna sip? the man waved a bottle filled with oil-colored fluid. Edward smiled at the man's generosi- ty, but continued onward, watching the shifting patterns of greyed pan- cakes of bubblegum on the sidewalk as he moved uphill. It was a short walk, and soon after his conversation with the old man, Edward had arrived at the college. Plush green lawns surrounded the stately brick buildings. In the midst of the campus was the snack bar. Ed- ward aimed his steps toward here, pausing inside the door to snatch up a discarded newspaper. When he entered the room, a woman in a green smock whispered loudly to her trainee, Whatever you do, don't ever charge him for his meals. He's Ed- ward Spinney, one of the Spinneys - the ones that gave all that money to the college. Smiling, she turned to take Ed- ward's order, patiently deciphering his mumbling. Usually Edward didn't like to waste time, but he was always polite to the women at the college. After all, they fed him without charge. He knew there was a reason for their kindness, but it hurt to try and remember. He ate at the snack bar every night, rarely staying at his house. Usually he would only wander inside to deposit a fresh pile of newspapers when his pockets and the bag overflowed. Unless the weather was extremely harsh, he would sleep on the front porch. The overcoat provided him with enough warmth, and he could wake early and watch the morning commuters as he read a paper. Edward glanced about the restaurant. It was quiet in the early evening. The students were upstairs eating in the dining hall, and only a few finicky souls had wandered to the snack bar. In the corner a young coupled gig- gled over a bowl of tangled fren- chfries. He squinted to see their faces. Clara had been his first real love. They had met during high school, but he hadn't seen her since the month after his return from the war. This time he winced softly as the throbbing in his head began. Plung- ing a gnarled hand deep into his pocket, he fished out the newly found paper. Social hour at the snack bar soon arrived, and Edward quickly left I . X t S - I f f' f , ,y .315 ,cf I, I. E.. .jj , X F .A ., ' ,Q ,aw before it became too noisy. A few of the janitors were friendly to him, so he wandered upstairs, thirsty for con- versation. Tonight Charlie was work- ing, or at least he was on duty. Ed- ward went over to the couch where Charlie was sitting, his plump face flickering in the television's pale gaze. Evenin', Ed. Why dontcha set yahself right down herah, and watch a bit of the television with me? Charlie flashed a strip of yellow teeth and patted the chair next to him. Ed- ward grinned faintly, and sank into the seat. An advertisement for diapers was on, and he watched in mixed horror and revulsion as a row of rashy bot- toms flashed on the screen. He snickered and whispered to Charlie, I wonder what they'll do next. His mouth clamped shut when his eyes returned to the television screen. In dagger-like formation airplanes swooped low in a blackened sky. The deep-toned narrator began, February 1945. Germany was weakening, but the Allied Forces needed to make a decisive move to gain enough momentum to win the war. A man named Edward Spinney provided the answer - firebombing, a tactic so deadly that it provided the Allies with the crucial edge, and Ma- jor Spinney was given the title of General Spinney by Winston Chur- chill himself. Under the clever guidance of General Spinney, the city of Dresden, Germany was completely leveled. Over one hundred thousand were dead. Injuries exceeded the deaths by exponential figures. The Allies moved in . . Edward shook himself out of the frozen state the television program had thrown him into. Squeezing his eyes tightly to obliterate the sight of the charred smoking buildings and mutilated bodies, he ran frantically for his house. Charlie's concerned shouts were muffled by his drum- ming feet. Tears oozed from his eyes. Out of breath and shaken with sobs, he fell onto the porch. Half an hour later, numbed by his tears, Edward wandered inside. He'd check the newspapers, he thought to himself. They'd prove that the broad- caster had been lying, and then he'd be all right. He checked paper after paper, pile after pile, headline after headline. An hour later, printed in a newspaper sandwiched between a grimy yello tier, he found it. Angry black letters marched across the top of the page, HDRESDEN TORCHED! ALLIED FORCES TRIUMPH! Another one read, GENERAL ED- WARD SPINNEY BLASTS A VIC- TORY FOR THE ALLIES. No, no, no, he moaned hollowly. His words echoed through the empty bedrooms and vaporized. He held his hands to his forehead and screamed. The room darkened and disappeared. Crisp morning sunlight splashed through the window. Edward ad- justed his tie carefully in the hallway mirror. Placing the generals cap on his neatly arranged hair, he rubbed his smoothly shaven chin and sneered at his reflection. He stepped out into the daylight, pausing to kick a stack of withered newspapers off the porch as he passed. Yes, he knew who he was - General Edward Spinney - mastermind behind one of the most gruesome mass murders in history. His heels clicked as he moved down the steps. 5.-,S -,S i,'.fQ'fn. -. V '. Q, . .- LAN 5 levi., igimnir g4?L.,xN M. 1 1, . xv . g . . - 1- 4. Af.. ff - g-- 'tax ,.-. .- . ..,.' 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'iz-' .1 fs., 1: 21.-g ?'Q.' w'w1,,g ' Lf 5s?f1 ff.'.wf1L.f -HL PWM, Vt.. l,fr f ' , ',1 'f -A ' 'ff F5 Wx, W ' ,I?EliJf.fefr.v- .- F, a ' 01ff,v-. , 2,4 -v 5 '-WJ , xl l. ff M 'ipflf M Lf . STIVQI .af,z1.' wwf? , ,'ff ' ff -', 2,2,!'v l, lggifg, - 1. 79' 5 .nf fp- Q' , At ,',,l ' 'I .. :Qi if .X 1 , 1 , -, M...-.V ..1.f1w-if-SQ-Ji, . Left to Right: H. Hersant, I. Alsfeld, P. Vashon, R. Watt, P. Levin, E. Mangan, N. Bell, P. Fessenden, R. Iones, M. Sulya, S. Wigley, A. Walsh, A. Luede B. Barr. K. Elias, Couch C. Court. Women 's X-H!!! The 1982 W0men's Cross Country Team can boast of the most successful season to date. Under the direction of Coach Carolyn Court, the team completed the season with a 9-3 record, captured the C.B.B. Conference title for the fourth consecutive year, and placed third in the Division III New England Championships. The team was paced by the consistant top finishes of 1981 All American Rebecca Watt '85, and promising sophomore Nancy Bell '85. Watt and Bell were named to both the All NESCAC and All State Cross Country Teams with their third and fourth place finishes respectively in each. Bell concluded her season by placing 18th in the Open New England Cham- pionships, 8th in the Divisions III New England Champion- ships, and 32nd in the NCAA Division III Nationals. Watt had an equally impressive season by finishing first for Bates in all regular season meets, placing 27th in the Open New England Championships, and 11th in the Division III New Englands. Pam Fessenden '83 led the team as captain for her second year in a row. Consistantly a scorer in every contest during her four years here, she was Bates' first four year letter win- ner in Cross Country. Pauline Vashon '83 while only having competed for the team for two years, lettered each year. Underclassmen who added the essential depth to the team in- cluded Betty Barr '86, Ann Walsh '84, Pamela Levin '85, and Heidi Hersant '85. This years team has established a strong foundation for a promising future. The atheletes are young, dedicated, and have demonstrated a tremendous amount of potential. Scorebnurfl Bates Opponent Bates Opponent CANAM INVITE 40 S. Eastern MA 21 42 Bowdoin 35 3 New Brunswick 48 NO Score INESCAC so Middlebury 43 M.-xifxw Q Williams 57 76 UMO 30 I Albanv 70 USM 63 CBB, Bowdoin 80 33 Bowdoin 37 Colby 117 I Colby 52 I BATES iNviTi3 14th Pl. N.E. Champs 49 Bowdoin 62 l New Brunswick 64 Colby 73 USM 87 65 f' X! X, i , l I l 1 Front Row: I. Cogan, M. Dunn, I. Gleason, R. Wark. M. Skelly, E. Connors, S. Slovenski, S. Catanese. Back Row: S. Fairbank, K. MacDonald, L. chinson. M. Gelbein, I. Rybeck, P. French, C. Ryan, P. Bowers, Couch Smith. -1. Score Board i S W ' Bates Opponent T ' 0 Colby 3 MIT 2 Merrimack The overall team record which dipped 3 Wheaton 3 and 8 does not reflect the outstan , level of play of the 1982 Bates Won 1 Bowdoin . . Tennis Team. There were many hi 2 UMD competetive individual matches. 6 Plvmoufh Team efforts were led by Co-cap 6 Colby-Sawyer Steffani Catanese and Pam French 0 Bowdoin alternated play at the +41 and 32 sir 1 Colby positions. Catanese compiled a 4-7 reg 4 Clark over the 111 singles player from Wtll in the New England Tournament. Fr led the team with a most impressive record. Second doubles team, Martha Gell bein and Megan Skelly added depth to the team with a season record of 4-4. season record, adding an impressive I 3 Us I f' x fl,- o fi' N. ff, M1 , . 'gI 'J'ef'a ' ,Agri . hh. A a ...sq 1 lex 1 . s .gan ite l Aififf K 9 2- 1 - 1 1 - -,':.'-- 1- I 1.-,' J- :V 0, .g- 31- .-,-J- ,., f o -,:3.5'g- - av .4- Q I ,C D in ' fs-5!,': : I . '. ' Q -1 -H - f- 4- 0-'. - ,..-- , ,v -Q -- ..s-. 1 ' 7:35. -T 2 :.:.: T: : ' f- : ,,,,----,'.' .-,1,f,j--jf - -noon., 'flb , . --',--'-'.. --, -4 'lv win l, 1 0v'0! , a ,V ! ov- vw: In --.Q 'ifi2S?ii'k' O 4449 A55 1111 - as X 2 ' 5 f 1. .ff-x 1 f' Front Row: H. Riley, A. MacDonald, C. O'Connell, C. Evans, S. Menzer, K. O'Con- nell. Back Row: Managers S. Pierce, S. Franco, I. Newton, K. Bernier, S. MCS- weeney, V. Wilkins, C. Gallier, G. Lee, Coach Turnbaugh. Volleyball!!! According to senior tri-captain Colleen O'Connell, Volleyball at Bates is like the Malibu beach scene' '...' 'There are advantages to playing volleyball. You get to meet some great people and some lifelong friendships develop.' '...' 'Until now, only the Irish knew about all of these advantages' '...' 'Theres no excuse not to join. The enlightened dozen who played volleyball during the 1982 season realized more than the advantages cited by Ms. O'Connell. On the way to their modestly successful season I14-13 match recordl, they quickly learned the value of a sense of direction and a sense of humor as tri-captains Carolyn Evans and Alison Mac- Donald led the way on road trips. Despite a few ups and downs on the road to success, the squad was able to find their way to a third place finish in the Maine AIAW Championship which was held in Alumni Cym. The goal for next season: Road maps for every trip! ll Score Board NHC 15-16, 15-8 Cordon 8-15, 5-15 Wellesley 9-15,11-15 UMF 4-15, 15-6, 13-15 UMO 8-15, 15-13, 7-15 UMFK 15-1, 15-0 USM 15-7, 15-9 Unity 15-5, 15-12 UMF 15-9, 7-15, 7-15 St. Ioe's 15-7, 15-2 USM 13-15,15-10, 15-13 UNE 14-16,13-15 Conn. Col. 8-15,15-13,13-15 UMM 15-0, 12-15, 15-13 UNE 15-8,14-16, 15-8 Merrimack 15-10,15-8 'T L 'si .J 'W . v Mg- 3 M, ., . S Y ' liM 'L-nf' .vzigb-LQ .. 'Q ,. 1 Q ig - y'3?'?Y' 2 A' ' N, , W xx ,, fx 9- QQY.v,'. . gggx U 1, ,w I , . pf, X V I -,- X-so S, w. -dl a fx :fd fx 1 Qfk- is Wumen 's Sauce Triple sessions of practice welcomed the women's soccer team in September. The veterans returned in good condition with senior co-captains Sarah Eusden and Megan Shea leading the assaults on Mt. David, Montello Hill, Thorncrag and by way of relief, Cote's. Newcomers included four freshmen, two tranfers, and seven new upperclassmen. A 0-0 tie with Middlebury and lunch with Presi- dent Reynolds started the Bobcats off to their most successful season ever. In one game, versus Thomas College, the team scored as many goals as in the en- tire two years previous. Against regionally and na- tionally ranked opponents, the Bates defense held without a score the entire first half. 5-6-1 was the final record, leaving .500 for next year's achievement. Freshman Denise Barton was named an All-New England fullback, the first at Bates. Transfer Laury Schwartzberg tied the all-time scoring record, Megan Shea bolstered her assist championship, and sophomore back Ieanmarie Hester excelled in whatever statistics were left. Without a returning goalkeeper, newcomer Valerie Greene sprouted hands, captured 121 balls, and won five games. The most goal productive class ever leaves several challenges behind. Can anyone play as gusty soccer as Kamikaze Kathy Rose? Will anyone return from a years absence like Sarah Iameson and Doria Kutrubes? And finally, who will ever set the pace like Sarah Eusden and Megan Shea? Score Board Bates Opponent 0 Middlebury 0 15 Thomas 1 Y 1 Tufts 3 C Z X Colby 3 2 Wheaton 1 2 Babson 1 i 0 Bowdoin 4 1 Colby a C 9 Curry 0 V 0 Plymouth 3 3 Colby Sawyer 2 0 Bowdoin 2 X XXX Q NR Xx -,XQXN wb-X .x 'xxx X Qxx Xfxlxx XX fx YNX Nl , X X XX, x NXXX X x xx . X . Q X X X ,Q XX ' Vx x N lx S, +1 X Q: X R? 5 ' C 3 . . X R X. I 5 ' 3 at 46 O 'H 5 . .d 4 ar F1 ml- lx .- qi ' ,' ' . Q . v 1 J fsiesgfqfgxx ah I' ' . - H .Q N 'eg' .. . M 'vp J.. A UL., .- - 3 -09,5 my - I u. X in - ' ,,,,,,i5,p.-wi' fx wa, , Q A A at K -v , , V vi .M 'Jig P .b ' ' U A k 1- ' ' ' V- .. ry' 3-125+ - b A ., 'Y , mi W Y A -0-4 A 6 f , f Nj! ,, .xx I, .1342 F A-4. -g- ,.J'3'-- 41: 'E 0 ' J A ', Q jf rl' . K -'X - , H ., l Slk'!, -1 ' t U , 'S TSP.. X . 9 . ' 3 J 1 f Q f v 3 , 7 lx .rx P , - x 1 I 1 Egg' 'b 'naar , Jfiifflg, I + 3 f 1 y, WWI R 5' Q N ' 1 -' . . N if W , .gb , QA, .gb 5 Q. VE nsx '-' Y 'S-1 . gs s -., 5 ' ff- X L. ., H --1 f X X W f A ' 1 9 ,ala 4 Q' if M ' 5 ..-, .. - , , ima 4' Him A B! ,E W Y' 1 va A n-I . I ' ,I 11D q - .. .1 . - , 1 1- . ' :.- 'fn is , s 'U , 5 . n I 4, Yakawonis, H. Iken, M. Petty, M. Raskiri, K. Drugge, B. Kim, S. Chick, I. Spardorcia, C. Ebersold, L. Biscoe, A. Caron. TQ , ws, FA -.5 -4' 5. -.. -fquivm v h,,,,.. 2 k vvv-1... .' -. Isrkiifn '- . , .. sf' ' 3.L.a.u.n4.a.'.t- au.. .e 7, ,, Y' 1 Front Row: S. Halliday, M. Flaherty, C. Fitzgerald, S. White, I. Bursaw, C. Campbell, L. Sevigny, T. Dolan, S. Miller, S. Brown. Back Row: Coach s ield Hockey!!! For my final act as a captain and oet I'd like to relive success as we've known it. First reseason brought the old timers back For physicals with jan and double sessions with Yak. From t e start it was FUN. We're having a good time , We said as we ran those miles for time. It Was worth it though cause at the end of the week We had a barbecue with April for our Labor Day treat. Next on the scene came the freshman class. Then we had to work hard 'cause they ran really fast! For our first big contest against tough competition We made the customary Smith expedition. There we breezed ri ht by Williams and Wheaton And after Amherst andgSmith we were still unbeaten. We returned to face Middlebury for the first win of the year, Clinching for Yakawonis the 99th of her career. Number 100 was even more glorious Cause over Sal and her Polar Bears we were victorious! We had caligraphy, roses, champagne and tears To celebrate the success of the past fifteen years. Then Wheaton was the next team to go And if not for those two minutes we would've had UMO. Tufts came out strong, but we came back stronger, Thanks to a penalty stroke and stickers we lasted much longer. First in Division II had been Bentley's claim to fame. Then our parents watched us beat them 3-1 in the rain. After a five-nothing showing at UMF Gordon tied it up with only seven seconds left. Despite a noble effort aglainst Division I Holy Cross We went down fighting ut came put with a oss. We were hit pretty hard by USM But we had a short vacation once we beat them. After spaghetti and cupcakes for fuel We romped all over those Colby Mules! At Nasson we revitalized our attack, Scoring six goals, and just in time for NIACs. We waited to hear, quite anxiously, Who our opponents for the semi's would be. Trinity came because Tufts didn't win And we greeted them with Tootsie Pops at Iohn Martin's Inn. We scored two quick goals without hesistation And held them to one with our determination. Tufts downed Smith so the finals were here, And some 300 fans came to cheer. We certainly outplayed them in everyones eyes. There has to be a better way to break ties. But we sure weren't finished winning still. The States were a dream we had ylet to fulfill. Force that third gartyu, became t e game plan. At practice we di strokes and the de ense ran. UMO edges UMF , the headlines read. So, Bates is seeded first , Stella McLean said. UMF looked for an upset and was playing fairly well Until we turned on the steam and 8-1 they fell. Then to the finals, hosted b Sal. She can even paint lines. Oh what a gal!!! With us to Bowdoin came the hardcore fans To cheer us on in our final stand. li Score Board Bates Opponent 2 Middlebury 1 3 Colby 0 4 I Bowdoin 1 2 ! Wheaton 0 2 UMO 2 3 Tufts 1 3 Bentley 1 5 UMF 0 1 Gordon 1 2 Holy Cross 4 2 USM 0 5 Nasson 0 We scored the first goal before they knew it And just kept thinking, We know we can do it!. With that final inspiration to be our own heroes We scored once again and beat U.M.ZERO! Yes, we had won the championship. But there was more behind the champagne we sipped. So many things deserved celebration And had been a source of inspiration. Our mega-awesome coaches, Yak, Sof and Anne, And all of the trainers, es ecially Ian. Have Some Fun and Sandy of the Day Are just a few things that helped us on our way. The season has been great in all res ects, And ffioking back we have nothing to regret. I hate to bring anything about field hockey to an end. But what we'll always have are the memories of friends. This saga must end now, as I shed a tear, To the best team ever and a memorable career. 73 Front Row: Coach W. Slovenski, L. Morley, D. Quintal, A. Waitt, A. Zydlewski, Manager I. Galant. Middle Rcnv: Effurk- ington, I. Goodberlet, Captain P. Weyand, K. O'Regan, M. Fanning, I. Cullen, A. Beardsley. Back Row: I. Alden, R. Ricci, E. Dippold, K. Woodard, B. Palmer, I. Foley, R. Martin, S. Higgins. Men 's X-0 !!! The cross country team had an outstanding season of 11 wins and 7 losses. Highlights included an unofficial championship in the 11 team N.E.S.C.A.C. meet held in Boston, a 3rd place finish in the 27 team New England Division III meet, a 5th place finish in the 30 team I.C.A.A.A.A. meet and an 8th place finish in the 35 team All-Division New England meet. Iamie Goodberlet '85 was consistently the team's 31 runner. Upon qualifying for the N.C.A.A. Division III National Cham- pionships at Fredonia, N.Y., he placed 42nd in the field. Peter Weyand '83 captained this year's team. Althou h hampered by an injury, he was a tremendous inspiration to the young squad. The 1982 team ended the season with 11 lettermen. Since 9 of these 11 athletes are returning, the 1983 squad is eagerly looking toward a banner season. Score Board Bates Opponent Bates Opponent 69 Brandeis' 15 69 Lowell 42 New Brunswick 94 I Keene SI- 72 Dalhousie 103 Coast Guard 100 Bowdoin 108 USM 144 45 UMO 39 Colby 42 46 Vermont 37 Bowdoin 107 New Hampshire 45 130 Brandeis 40 16 Bowdoin 32 Colby 82 134 Brandeis 27 217 Providence 25 Bentleyflieene 87 B.C. S. Eastern MA 104 Coast Guard 114 171 ICAAAA I5th Pl.I 91-dt X rx x ft -sy 4 I le' 'Q 11 O1 'uf ,'A . -an I iv ,sail ,Q ', Q E ' M1198 ,xv M . , 1 1. V ' Q , g ,. aff if '.'f. 4 QV 14 U - fa -44 Nu, ,am r lgiib Hd i gnc-I vm 3' . wi P 'W -s-9 :'..'-..a.gq .7' v-W Fr - - - ..-v-,s aatballllf Statistical highlights of the 1982 season included: - Senior quarterback Mike Heslin's fine season. The Spofford, N.H., resi- dent completed 49.1 percent of his passes and threw for 10 touchdowns, in- cluding a record-breaking 74-yarder to Richardson against Amherst on the first scoring play of the season. - The windup of placekicker Don Sarason's career. The lanky senior from Seattle, Washington, was named the all-star kicker in New England Division 3 by the Eastern College Athletic Conference. He was successful on only 4 of 12 field-goal attempts, an off-year for him, but he hit 16 of 18 extra-point Score B08I'd l tries, booted booming kickoffs, and even threw a key touchdown pass against Hamilton when a field-goal Bates Opponem try was blocked and the ball 9 bounced into his hands. He finished 14 Amherst 35 his four years with almost every 19 Middlebury 15 Bates placekicking record. , - Bates' rugged junior tailback, 24 j Hamilton 17 Charlie Richardson of Hull, 16 Wesleyan 6 Massachusetts: the first Bobcat foot- 21 Q WPI ball player to average more than 100 1 13 rushing yards per game since all- 21 Colby 28 time Bates great Tom Carr turned the 14 j Bowdoin 33 trick in 1965. - The punting of sophomore 7 1 Tufts 21 Steve Brackett, who maintained the high standard of graduated all-star Dick Lagg by averaging almost 35 yards per kick, - The variety in the Bobcat of- fense: 12 different players Caught at least one pass, and 11 were credited with at least one rush. - The interception crew: Nine different Bobcats picked off a total of 16 enemy passes, just one shy of the team record. - Bates rushed for 1175 yards in eight games, the most since 1978. The 4-4 Bobcats tallied just 35 fewer total yards than they did while going 6-2 in 1981, but opponents' total offense was up almost 700 yards over a year ago. .. ' -' -jul' vi '11 A' '. Q ff -'if' 7' :' 9,2 -441,9 'Z 7iY?.?.'-yw 'if 10 fl, ,Jr civil iq. . Q g I - A 4 I - - ' I 5 I ai iw'-M3 we X' 11 .iff V NA lv Q,4,,-- ' ' P . , X, 7,l- ,asf ,, - f - 48 . . -x f , I A-41 4 .. K I I.. A ' ay J' Suzy , F sk f E, .1 8 2 8 5 W X X7 'Nix MV' gs? n ' I- x. ' X . 'fn' ' 3 S a - 1 s A I K s . ' -Q ' -' ' 5 . M-.fav V 1 A V X , I , K' -, ' V, Q 1 ' A D Q- i , . Vai, A .l9.',:Qii!HIf fi FUI. ' '1 V . rg ' ,',p , - ., 4- ' , A 'X' u.f1'sfE:?fiff5+6 nm 1 - .J Q..1..W 1 A' ,WK ' Q N -r ' 'gif 3 R-, U Ik, ll! to .i CT ,Q -. , 1 , . .. 1- 5 2-arg: 1.-J'r1Jw-E ,g.t .,4!' ,,,1,,,',q,, vs' V LY 'Min pn'F,, M pf- 1 'iv U im 5 -H ,,.- n 'i 'QMS 90.155,-i51'l3'l91g1ig f fr' as 3 f 'f' 'M 'MMA A 351 :Sl mgnfmsgxk ' 41415144411 Ti ',.. K3 9'- M 'K 9' , f ff - I Af ull' ,ag F43 'N .,, -01 Q v . - ,.- :Lf,f:f,f4 1f73 1 ,sw 15 ---. 5 I , . -'z'?,,-..J't .u. 1 ,N vs 41 gc f-5144, JKQ13 YZ,-Q 1,4 ff?,'s,:Q'4.'J-Q. fa-.. 23:1 -V, .I .Q-,xy -y,,...p,, A'- '14 'm-ff fe: 4 ,vs 15 5 iQ, 3 Z'- 2 If is 'I S4 1 D' ,i I 1 Q 4 ,pews ..-CD' -1 ft Q ,Q v ,'A Q . Q0 W 9 4 , ' . I s 1 0 x ,sg U N A Bates Opponent 2 Middlebury 5 1 Norwich 0 0 Brandeis 3 W 1 MITlO.T.l 2 1 Clark 3 , ' 0 Babson 1 ef' 1 Tufts 5 Q 0 Willimas 4 2 Colby 4 , f 'Q A, 0 Amherst 4 0 UMF 1 Z Bowdoin 1 a I 10x if . I rl ' i I 1 Score Board . Men 's acne Lf! Despite an abundance of talent, the 1982 Men's Soccer team had a disappointing season marked by a 2-10-0 record. Led by tri-captains Ed Cushing, Kevin Downie and Robbie I-Ioades the Bobcats did have some close and exciting games. Their first win came early in the season against Norwich. Another memorable contest was with the undefeated University of Maine at Farmington. The Farm- ington team's last season game was on the Bobcat home field. While Bates dominated most of the game by keeping the ball in control, UMF did manage one successful break away resulting in a goal and a 1-0 win for UMF. However the Bobcat's well deserved reward for a de- manding season was an exciting 2-1 victory over Bowdoin. A fine example of the team's perseverance and spirit was Thomas Mclnerney. He earned the senior award for his leadership effort and outstanding ability. I r 1 it Front Row: T. Mclnerney, M. Restani, M. Eisenfeld, S. Wright, A. Kaplan, C. Ciszewski, M. Iohnson, E. Stone. Back Row? Coach T. Connor, S. Paul, Manager W. Vogel, D. Solms, P. Slovenski, Tri-Captain E. Cushing, Tri-Captain R. Hades, T. McQu1llan, S. Kutenplon, Tri-Captain K. Downie, M. johnson, D. Nightingale, Asst. Coach B. Shacter. 79 1 1.-Q -nn. in 5. i vig f- Q.. 4 f .Af , , xw..'e- .A5 . L' W'--r 4' 5 1. , K lx. n' 4' all' a?.f FW, X-ff - z wif' SK .' . il...-hi! -, 4 P521 .1 'U i A S f. 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Take me to your nest of hard-boiled eggs that never hatch, to the warmth of bodies squished together in clouds of smoke, and atmosphere of beer - SGP 4. 5 ,K C.. 5 f H' U k- L. i SST 1 1 if -mhtlwf +V ' Ki 61 1. N .li . l , .,, cash- .51- -v-v-vv.. ..vvv -vvvi 4g444gA4n44aA-4 Anna.: 44.44444 fl 'wuz- ROGER WILLIAMS Q' 2 v M . W.- '5-.,,,. '- '7' 3Z5,, :1'?' 'g - - .-- ,K E 'rfb- vt' ff - IRI , ' iff: . ' 4 LNJ-'Nj 1 0 T , .ago f ,ii ,M Stud ing Pressure A big old dog At the heel of a runner Barking. Oh the headaches! That tired aching. The temptation to lie down And let those teeth Tear it all away. The runner runs on. A big dead dog. A fat old ex-runner Wishing For the muscles! That sweet pain. The will to keep running Long after exhaustion. Missing that hateful old pet Pressure. - SGP 'Tis-'31 9 Y s .um 151 311. 4 'if ry L S wa- .T- UZ - H ,rf FL . 104 ,Af V , J . N,..- Tv- f,.- K .fadi- , V, v .,,. 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I .- n Y 1 I -- I Q 1 1 5 , . i,g Y , A all' ' Q 1 Q fn! M iv sys , 4 L... 'gi 4 ll I I 1 1 v ii - X i if wel l Mx' 4 ,H kr.. 'A .r.w., fvlgif N 'tx Q Y H C' 'Q 'Q L, 5 S o - After being taken on a victory parade. Q men's indoor track coach Walter Slovenski proudly displays the Maine state championship trophy. For the first 10 years the Bobcats captured i K1 ' tle over perennial winner Univer- i' Af'Maine. Yeah!!! 1 .nw Lili-2.'i T I LY it , gxxgv or xp Y ,JA w M ,xx we ef WM ' ' 9' 'E SWA i alma: A 3' Q P . ' v 3 3 I 3 Q . ii- Q 1 'f -, 45 f'I'?.f' 2 'Z' ' K f - x LJ? 'E' Z' -, --a. ., X..k...,ir X 1 Q -FJ in X B 1 v 9 ,,,, 6 S: as if fy YN sf'Ml5 W 'QV' 7 rwx v IQU 9 ,Qx I T? I I ll It lu- ' f a M B ' A uf 4 ...av 4 u Q t, X X s 3 i 7 544 Kneeling: Captain Gail LeBlanc. Left to Right: Asst. Coach D. Boettcher, L. Chabot, M. Petty, N. Saucier, L. Latady, L. Hollingsworth, M. Clawson, A. Latady, L. Kelley, K. Rose, P. Pomponi, Coach D. Turnbaugh. amen 's aslretballllf Not since 1976-77 had a Bates women's basketball team won more games than it lost. The 82-83 club did this and more. They also set a dozen in- dividual and team records. The high point of the season was the achievement of senior captain Gail LeBlanc, who became the leading career scorer in team history with 1,117 points. LeBlanc also established a new Bobcat mark for highest fieldgoai Also enjoying a standout season were such veterans as sophomore guard Monique Petty, the leading scorer at 12.0 points per game, and senior center Laura Hollingsworth, tops in reboun- ding with 10.7 caroms per contest. Play- ing a key role in the Bobcats' success were several younger players. Freshman guard Lisa Kelley became a starter immediately and became a force in scoring, rebounding and playmaking percentage. S d while freshman foreard Leslie Latady Core BQUT was fifth in scoring. Bates Opponent Bates Opponent Bates also tied arch-rival Colby for 'J 62 Husson 66 79 Tufts 83 the CBB Conference ' 59 UNE 71 73 Nasson 85 crown with a 3-1 57 Stloseph 61 74 UNE 58 record, beating the so T Bowdoin 61 54 usm 74 Mules QOUCC .and 64 ' MIT 54 52 Colby 66 BOW OUT twlce- 2 Thomas 0 Other wins came 53 Gordon 50 68 Conngcolh 49 over MIT, Gordon, , Wheaton, and Con- 77 Merrimack 63 Y . necticut College. 56 Colby- Sawyer 47 68 Bowdoin 66 57 UMF 66 .rx is i 69 Emanuel 85 60 WPI 55 80 Wheaton 63 78 Colby 73 if 117 L ,fb - NDN! I W N Wo 1 H ar.. Q. ' Y fi? Kneeling: R. Michel Captain. Left to Right: Couch I. Amols, D. Brenner, H. Taylor, D. Wrenn, G. Tedesco, D. Kennedy, R. Peretti, L. Matthiesen, A. Iohnson, K. Pom- fret, I. Amfilo, Asst. Coach T. Connor. Men 's asketball !L' Herb Taylor was named an Academic All-American. The Holden, Mass., playmaker led the team in scoirng l18.8 points per gamel and set records for most free throws in a game and assists in a season and career. Also freshman center-forward Dave Kennedy, was named Rookie of the Year by the New England College Basketball Coaches' Association. Kennedy chipped in with 11.9 points per game and led the Bobcats with seven rebounds per contest. Also helping out were seniors Dan Wrenn, Bob Michel, and Gary Tedesco l8.5,7.7, and 4.8 points per game, respectivelyl. Showing promise for the future seasons were such young Bobcats as Ken- nedy, Alex Iohnson, Lance Matthiesen, and Bob Peretti. Taylor and junior guard Dave Brenner were elected co-captains for 1983-84' Score Bourd Bates Opponent Bates Uppongnl T 94 Brandeis 82 Babson 108 52 Oneonta St. 53 Colby 72 59 Hamilton 87 Wesleyan 50 83 Bowdoin 90 Trinity 88 70 i Norwich 72 Bowdoin 95 74 MIT 68 USM 73 64 Bentley 92 Thomas 56 as Middlebury ee Colby 71 64 WPI 77 Conn. College 74 63 Salem St. 65 57 Clark 90 54 Tufts 77 y 72 Williams 81 69 Amherst 80 82 Ulvlp 79 Men 's Track !!! Without a doubt the highlight of the 1982-83 indoor track season was defeating UMO to win the Maine State Cham- pionship. Shadowing this achievement was a second place finish in the New England Division III Championship. With an outstanding record of 9-3, captains Dan Watson and Pete Weyand spirited the team to one of the most memorable seasons in recent years. Paul Slovenski led the team in scoring this year with 65 points. He also set a Bates' record with a vault of 14' 83!-I . Dave Donahue earned the team 53Vz points followed in the standings by Iamie Goodberlet, Todd O'Brien and Iohn Raitt. O'Brien, a freshman, also set a new school record of 6:53 in the 55 meter dash. The 82-83 Bobcats collected numerous state records. Achievers were Slovenski in the Pole Vault and Long lump, Leonard Morley in the 800 meter run, Steve Ryan in the 35 lb. weight, and Donahue in the High lump. Score Board ,,y ut. , Bates Opponents Bates Opponents 85 Bowdoin 60 Colby 50 46 Lowell 98 MIT 58 91 Brandeis 31 Williams 58 l Colby 45 Tufts 83 69 MIT 66 49 8 New Hampshire 55 New Englands l Vermont 65 18th-3 Rhode Island 59 81 I Bowdoin 20 Connecticut 72 A Colby 34 Northeastern 88 UMO 59 Boston Univ. 132 90 Bentley 44 Holy Cross 47 Div. III New Englands 2nd Bowdoin 32 ' . ' f - ,. -,1 -T Q U . 1: Q C .yi ,E f 'x . X . f A f f , , -,':.,j:, g!Qj? g -H 'QM-' ---41 120 4 , ,,N,i-.i,l , , 'Qui' -'-'- f- V qt 1 'Eg' 'E ,a .l'. - J J ' Q. ffm, X I -W-:.!-9' U H: 1 .1lL fl., me' yu -uf mm , G'-r .UI -is 11 5 'W :F W. , r vii' ' I Emi '-r . I.. I K :- fp , . ' F :P, am' . -L' Q' , ,,. . P . .rr- -4... I ff 3 MC- ww' I fg, 4 C' 1 x,. :H 5 , ak., E15 ikfifl: 'K' :Es sp ff -ig 2:13342 ' 224: ix 'X qaqunyn-u . .IQ fl 24 KI X Men 's - Wamen 's Score Board ---l- Opponent I Men I VV0men I St. Lawrence 8th 7th UNH 8th sth UVM 8th 7ll't Darthmough 8th 7th A Williams 8th 7th E.I.S.A. Middlebury 7th 7'l1 NCAA ' Montana State U. 17th 17th Do wnhill lriing Both of Bates' ski squads finished in the middle of the pack in the Eastern Division 1 results. The men placed seventh of the 15 teams in the EISA championships, the women seventh in the 16 in the WEISA. Skiing is Bates' on- ly Division 1 sport. Senior Cathy Bellucci capped a fine four-year career by qualifying for the NCAA Ski Championships at Montana State University. Bellucci Placed 35th in the giant slalom against America's best college skiers, marking the second straight year Bates has scored points in the NCAAS. Other standouts in the women's Alpine squad were Sue Kopp, Grace Samolis, Fiona Mactaggart, and Sue Frankenstein. Mainstays of the woman's Nordic team included Ann Benoit, Sue Flynn, Iudy Kohin, Karen Drugge, Sarah Eusden, and Laura Hackett. On the men's side, Vic Otley ended up 28th in end-of-season EISA slalom rankings. Other Bobcat downhillers were Randy Hoder, Mark Stevens, Dave DeSantis, and Iohn Hoyt. Male cross-country specialists included Dan MacDonald 124th in EISA standingsl Sam Smith, Ioe Zaia, Ioel Page, and Peter Gluck. Bellucci and Stevens were named winners of the Lloyd Lux Ski Awards fOI' 1982-83. Sitting: S. Kopp, R. Hoder, S. Frankenstein, E. Hourihan. Front Row: P. Gluck, V. Otley, K. Bellucci, D, Normandeau, S. Eusden, K. Drugge, A. Poisson. Middle Row: D. Desantis, C. Woodard, G. Samolis, L. Hackett, S. Flynn, A. Benoit, M. Stevens. Back Row: Couch R. Flynn, S. Smith, P. Cormier, I. Hoyt, D. MacDonald, I. Page Asst. Coach M. Kendall, M. Hoye, Asst. Coach T. Hathaway. 1 -,x .. 5 f I , ,, I. 4.54 fyg 5 in rw hinfx 3 iw 2 'f 'E ' , 3 ff' ' i I h Y NJ, 5 1 'IQ 1 A Score Board X-0' Skiing Men ,S 1 A Wamen 's l OPPUHGHI Men t Women St. Lawrence Carnivall sth 7th UNH Carnival 8th 8th UVM Carnival 8th 7th Dartmouth Carnival 8th 7th Williams Carnival 8th 7th E.I.S.A. Middlebury Carnival 7th 7th N.C.A.A. ' Montana State Univ. 17th 17th llARlMCLlll'l Q .QQ grill 1 I fwnlvi J ?'wu W lv Q1 N-.M QS L 'A Vgx 'Wx 9 K jf x 'P , ,b 3,1 V,-, .1 ui? rw'-' u fb... L.-ff fl GRGANIZATIUNS fopf? MPN? GC MPS COLLEGE Qfa E 'QQ 'C' xx Rx 8 hw rx' v Q . Z - .QA f v X5 fg 5' X S F! ffl? ,ff xp: 3 :H xx X QQ, X-X ' N gli 099262 Hgsgq oo vegas QQ 3 QQQQQ E X S xv 'x ,X XXX EX xx X -F F E Society - Afro-Am Society - Afro-Am Society - Afro-Am Society ' Afro-Am Society - Afro-Am Society - Afro-Am Society - Afro-Am Society - Afro-Am Society - Afro-Am Society 0 Afro-Am Society . Af!-0.Am c ' A 72 J: E 'S L z ... 4 . ? .1 U Q cf: ,- C Q 1: vt. ff . Z1 .E 5 UI E 5 E fc . Q .2 U 3 W E T E 4: Q Z' .2 u Q CD E Q E T: 3 .2 E i SUCIETY AFRO-AM f CZ E D. Williams, I. Harris, K. Howard, I. Galant. Back Row: C. Hollis, C. Iones, B. Hobbs, I. Schneider, T. 5 Iones, M. Iackson, I. Kunin, I. Luddy, A. Iohnson, T. Bravo, B. McNeil. o .S E3 Front Row: K. Buell, A. Cowen, M. Mosher, E. Hoye, W. McNeil. Middle Row: C. Cofield, C. Anzolut, 3 D :L 2 THRDPOLGCY CLUB 'E C 19 Q E Left to Right: Q Qlllfllfil. Q M. Pappas, Q I. Morse. '-2 C. DeMello. U Q . .Q E U E .2 Q :L c In 'E c: 4: l .ca E U E3 2 S E E c 4 . .zz .E U 3 2 5' .-5 c ff . 'E 5 SE .2 o 3 1 28 if 'f Anthropology Club - Anthropology Club - Anthropology Club - An lhropology Club 0 Anthropology Club ' Anthropology Club - Anthropology Club - Anthropology Club 0 Anthropology Club ' Anthropology Club piety 0 Arts Society ' Arts Society ' Arts Society - Arts Society - Arts Society - Arts Society f Arts Society - Arts Society - Arts Society v Arts Society - Arts Sc A-E..-n.'l . ' -. ,ar AMPUS ASSOCIATIG nt- . in -4 Jciety ' Arts Society 0 Arts Society - Arts Society - Arts Soni ARTS SGCIETY Kneeling: M. Pappas, A. Matersen. Front Row: M. Woloho- jian, B. Senior, C. Malcolm, C. Brown, C. Baldwin. Back Row: S, Kornstein, H. Lovett, C. May, M. Smith. Front Row: A. Cloutier. M. Abate, T. Squires, P. Donnelly. Back Row: B. Lock, H. Lovett, M. Farden. 129 S suy . .matting si.iy..i1a1:uoS slit: . .4 3 suv . ,oaiwg suv - Mews Suv 0 A194003 Suv - MGDOS Swv - Kwiw aioog suv . Maroc -Ki 93 sndui 55V sndiueg . uniieioo dweg - uoneio sndweg - uogeiaossy sndtueg . uogwioossv sndtueg - uoginiaossv sn snduieg - uopei uoixeioossv Q. 5 rf O an 5 E 5' O. Lf Q 5 cf E 5.5 6. 2 O D 5 E' if 6. :: G av S 2 if E. :1 Q aa 5 U : V1 5 if E. : O D3 3 5 E. E. O eo 5 U E 5 5. :I fl an 5 1: E 5 D7 :az o rf O W 5 1:1 5 E. :z o :s Chase Hall Committee - Chaise Hall Committee - Chaise Hall Committee ' Chase- Hall Conimiltee - Chase Hall Committee - Chase Hall Committee ' Chase Hall Committee'Chase Hall Commil!ee'Cl'taBe Hall it e ' Chase Hall Committee mmi tee 0 Chase Hall Committee v Chase Hall Committe Co Committee - Chase Hall ll 3 Cheerleading - Cheerleading - Cheerleading ' Cheerleading D Cheerleading - Cheerleading. Cheerleading . Chem-leading 1 Chee,-lgadlng . Cheerleading . Chase H :file llllh CHASE HALL CUMMITTEE xi, 4- Or Front Row: M. Roy, M. Regan, l. Rooks. Middle Row: I. Sylvia, K. Laakso, K. Powers, S. Whetston R. Ravenelle, M. Creighton. Back Row: P. Hodes, L. Rasco, T. Haronian, C. Hellings, I. ' Advisor. CHEERLEADING Sitting: D. Hanson, P, Brown. Front Row: S. Forest. D. Har- - If tigan Co-captain. Back Row: I. Foster, L. Charland, K, 4 f Lathrop, C. Mueller, T. Squires Co-captain. Wx I A I :PQ O O ' 61'-.1 .--u-f-f- . 1, . 99 ,A-1'f'J ' D7 130 - Cheerleading 1 Cheerleading - Cheerleading - Cheerleading 0 v Cheerleading 1 Cheerleading - Cheerleading 1 Cheerleading - Cheerleading ' Cheerleading - Cheerleading f Cheerleading - Cheerleading f C '.,,i . Term Dance 'Short Term Dance - Short Term Dance - Short Term Dancer - Short Term Dance - Short Tfzrrn llnncte - Short Term Dnurzf- - Short 'llrrm D.tnt-f- ' Short Term Dance - Short Tvrm Dunne - Short Te-t rn Dance i SHDRT TERM ANCE Sitting: S. Foley, M. Ruffle, D. Goodsite, B. Black, E. Fine, S. Stewart. Front Row: L. Marston, M. Roy, M. Plavin Director, S. Phillips, N. Saucier, N. Hollenbaugh. Middle Row: L. Ravenelle, K. Foster, M. Gagnon, B. Robinson, E. Seifert. Back Row: B. Bjorklund, B. Cole, G. Fish. I. Luyrink, S. Saltzgiver, I. Spinale, A. De Garavilla, B. Harwood, P. Hodes, 1. Han- dren, P. Rawson. EDUCATID CLUB Left to Right: T. Squires. S. Wigley, B. White, I. Rozen. 131 n Club' Education Club 0 Education Club- Education Club ' Education Club 0 Education Club 0 Education Club - Education Club - Education Club - Education Club - Education Club- Education Club- Educati cn if 5 ,T3 5 3 E 56 . m :T C 2 '-E fl! . 3 C 2 a Y I 2 -5 E E 'C e . 2 5 '-3 TU H 2 - B L 5 I I 2' 5 .. 5 U 'D 2 ': CD LT' D 1 '-E 35 '1 s U L! 3 . m ct. c fi N :. o :: .Q : cr 0 ro 9' 5 W :t o 5 Q L: C' D 2 2 E. D Q :: :r . m Q. : Q W .2 o :a Q r: c' . rn cz. : G Ei 5. 5 Q t: cz' . c 0 9-L Q 3 . Q C S' Q U3 Q. 5 o ra 3. O 3 Q C cr . : C Q5 sz. o 5 Q : c' U : 0 G :..' o D Q 05- 0 Film Board - Film Boar .- Film Board - Film Board - Film Board f Film Board 0 Film Board 'Film Board f Film Board - Film Board-Film Board'Film Board'Film Board- Film Board' Film Board 'Film Board' 'C 1. CC O CD E if . E 5 an E if Q 'J 1. 6: C III E E Q U I- IU 12 E EZ . .... Z 5 an E if o 'U 1- Q O CD E if E cu D CD E EZ M 1 FZ -I ZIPSHBSS ' Aw on H man Z3 Forum nn Human Awarenem Forum on Human Awareness- Humnn Awareness - Forum 011 Human Awareness ' Forum On ,-.-.1l.., '. I aff if- wif l , itll' BOARD . Left to Right: A. Abelson, I. Balano, C. Cornell, T. Anderson, S. Quigley. FORUM UM AWARE ESS 11 'N .- 1 Q17 A ,4 12 Left to Right: Gfficersz I. Gleason. G. Iohnston. P. Crawford, D. Taylor, K. Swanson, R, Provotas. 132 - Forum on Human Awareness- Forum on Human Awareness v Forum on Human Awareness ' Forum on Human Awareness Forum on Human Awareness' Fonnn on Human Awareness- Forum on Human A ee' Frisbee 'Frisbee 1 Frisbee 0 Frisbee' Frisbee v Frisbee v Frisbee - Frisbee v Frisbee ' Frisbee - Frisbee ' Frisbee f Frisbee 0 Frisbee ' Frisbee - Frisbee ' Frisbee - Frisbee - Frisbee - Frisbee - Frisbee - Frisbee - Frisbee FRISBEE In Alphabetical Order: D. Calder, A. Caper, T. Creese, M. Fleming, I. Hunt, A. Ichimura, A. Iohnston, B. Iones, N. Lindholm, B. Mihok, A. Pettengill, S. Wachtel. .Avi A ia-Q11 .P rf T ,Pixy ell'-4: Q- 'TQ is ds. Front Row: I. Arsenault, I. Farquhar, D. Goodsite, V. Barnhart, M. Rowland. Back Row: S. Banks, C. McKibben, I. Andrews, D. Harrington. . 133 !'Game!'Gamet'Gamet' Gamet - Game! ' Gamet - Gamet ' Gamet ' Garnet v Garnet - Garnet ' Garnet ' Gamet ' Gamer - Garnet - Garnet - Garnet - Gamet - Garnet f Garnet - Garnet - Garnet ' Garnet - Garnet - id . aaqsiig . aeqsiij . aeqsiid . ll 5. 5 aaqsgig . aeqsirg . aeqsiaj . aaqsiig . aaqsiid . eeqsiid . aaqsiid . aa 5 . aeqsii sir . aaq qsild lung, . aa IC Q .-. o A . 5 T A 5 . ,nl o 1011.193 Q ISUJUD v16U.!UD o19U.lUQ 0 IQUJBQ o ISUJES o 1311193 n XSUJBQ o IBLIJES o19U.lBO Geology Club - Geology Club 0 Geology Club - Geology Club ' Geology Club - Geology Club - Geology Club - Geology Club - Geology Club - Geology Club f Geology Club - Geology Club ' Geology Club - Geology Cl, ,fy-,E .ll is 2 : y, e sl og Y-'I , in 99 GEDLGGY CLUB if:- Front Row: K. Downie, M. Paige, B. Bouchard. Middle Row: A. Kling, R. Rouvales, L. Simmons, A. Pet- tingill. Back Row: P. Newbery President, C. lohnson, R. Sterling, D. Kutrubes, A. Frankenberg. GERMA CLUB ' -'K First Row: M. Leonard, W. Duffy. Second Row: M Brearley, N. Warde, E. Edstrom, L. Rogers. Third Row M. Wilson, G. Neu-Sokol, D. Horne, E. Tuttle, A. Greenberg. Fourth Row: P. Kirk, I. McCulloh, L. Smith. 134 .ub - German Club - German Club - German Club -German Club - German Club - German Club - German Club - German Club 0 German Club - German Club - German Club - German Club - German Club -Ge V emment Club' Government Club ' Government Club f Government Club Q Government Club - Govemmenl Club - Government Club v Govern menl Club - Govern ment Club - Government Club - Government Club A JN as Z GOVER - ME CL B Front Row: I. Porter, M. Hughes, C. Culton, D. Connolly, M. Buckley. Back Row: K. Denison, M. Wygant, G. Silverman, C. Keable Hunt, W. Hunt, M. Roy, S. Brackett, P. Cassatt, E. Price, l. Luddy, I. Rozen. c Q '1 : 5 as 2 Q C U' E 2 EP S 2 E E E ,.. HILLEL 3 ...- -- Q -- F I meg: u U Il mn- :rl i I Front ROWI R- FOHHHII- S- W ' mlb Q 135 ' Hillel 0 Hillel v Hillel 1 Hillel 0 Hillel Q Hillel ' Hillel I Hillel 1 Hillel 0 Hillel - Hillel - Hillel - Hillel - Hillel 0 Hillel ' Hillel ' Hillel f Hillel ' Hillel - Hillel - Hillel v Hillel ' Hillel ' Hillel - Hillel - Hillel - Hillel - Hillel 3 r' Q C U' 1: cr C7 o E ll i an .ewan Komsrem. Middle Row: H. E 5' Qu I MS Lovett, R. Elfman. Back Row: - IMC 13- 1. Porter, K. Belson, A. EF ...- - W 53 fl- Greenberg, S. Weitzen, M. 1 Q Q I Wold, D. Stepenberg, M. 1: ...i Baron Advisor. 5 I .... KD ...- I -. Q -- I ..- Q - I .- ..- ..- E. I CD I 92. Q Front Row: M. Abate, -Q W. Scott. Back Row: M. Q ': 43 J .5 C 2 L' .. 2 5 . e J E 2 E E 2 .2 . Interfaith Council ' Interfaith Council ' Interfaith Council ' Interfaith Cot C I TERFAITH CQU 'CIL J E Flynn, L. McCarthy, S. Brice, P. Tracy, R. For- man. M. Nordberg. : 5 J .: e: t. L. i: 5 Q .C -.J L. .rf E J .E E . E 5 incil 'Interfaith Council' Interfaith Council - Interfaith Council ' Interfaith Council - Interfaith Council v Interfaith Council' Interfaith Q I TER ATIO AL CLUB .z: .4 I. . : Front Row: L. Parada. K. Dunnington, L. Tamkin, C. DeMello, B. DeMello. Back Row: A. McGrath, E. Williams. I. Green. .D E I W cu E C r.. E . E is . J E VY C E ! . E ... . r -4 .N .... , Q 1 E E I. V I I I fy- f v,l f- X 4 136 E - International Club ' International Club - International Club - International Club- International Club -International Club- International Club ' Intemational Club ' Intemational Club' Intemational Club'lll lagging Club. juggling Club - luggling Club- luggling Club ' luggling Club ' luggling Club - luggling Club - luggling Club - luggling Club' juggling Club 0 luggliug Club - luggling Club - luggling Club - juggling Clu wr..-Q IUGGLI G CLUB Front Row: B. Hundertmark, M. Rees, W. Rohloff, T. Duff. Back Row: R. Bauer, A. Bailey, G. Armstrong. MERI- MA DERS Front Row: P. Rawson, E. Milauskas. Back Row: N. Sciola, R, MacLean, R. Waterman, M. McNamara, S. Ken- neally, K. Anderson, R. Stidworthy. l l 7 qnlg Suglililnl -qnlg 8ugl88nl . qnlg 8uqS8n12' 8ugg88nl . Sugliinl - qnlg 'WIS main! -qnxo Svuiif-I -Qnlo HUHSSHI - qmo SUHSSHI - E Q- cb 2' 5 Il. 3 2 5. ru 3 O 5 1 3 OJ :s D- cb 3 O 5 3. 5 nu 5 B. cn ? 5 1 5 nz :s Q- as Z . Z 3. 3 ns 5 D- rn G l 5 3. 3 co D Q. cu 3 O 5 2. 5 m E. cu 3 . 5 2. 5 Si D- 5 . 5 5. S 3 3 O Z ro 1 3 m : 2 EZ C 5 5. or 3 Q- cn 5 C 5 E. 5 an D S' '1 IH I 5 3. E .. 2. Q E s.x9pueu.ig.x9W . szapuempayq , slapuemgaayq . mapuewpaw . saapuamgxaw 0 sxapuumpaw - saapunuxgxaw . sxapuemgayq . s.lapumupaW . qnlg S zz 1' it 'J C E 5 GJ 3 U7 . CT 2. F in Sb FU FD 1: c: E 5. W :1 Ill . O 2 F OC N FU CD 'D :: El' 5. D :1 V5 . C 9. E' GD E! 7: G 'S 5 S D U1 . O 9. F GQ ru W fb 'o c: EZ E. W : V? . O 2 .. m UQ CD Z fb 1: : E 5. N :a Ch . O 2 K fm Q W cu 'o 4: 9.1 5, W :s VD . O 9. Ei' on cu FU ID 'ci i: E : IIS . O o ... 32' eu W 43 L: u' 5 :1 UD I E UH oll 1licnns'C il College Repi 'FU rm EJ: wfi 553 C3 avi C5 mm C li ns - Col age Republicans Left to Right: R. London, M. Hughes, B. Hunt. C. Keable Hunt, I. McCulloh, I.Cutler. Republica cans 0 College Republicans ' College li Repub inlily - REPRESE TATIVE ASSEMBLY ive Asse ll - Repreaenli ilwly SSUU UA P if F' -- . 1 rw-R W A. x K . E' Z . S' Wl. ibhzz. - A f ...A Z 9 - J: E Left to Right: Officers I. Murphy, I. Tobin, S. Costello, 1. Porter, F. Turkington. 1: 'if -5 E lf 138 X . g Representative- Awemhly - Representative Assembly 1 Represenlative Assembly - Representative Assembly ' Representative Assembly 0 Representaiive Assembly 1 Representative Assembly'Represenlahve ANSI! son Players' Robinson Players' Robinson Players v Robinson Players -Robinson Players- Robinson Players- Robinson Players - Robinson Players -Robinson Players' Robinson Players f Robinson Players - Robinson 'U :T IH 5 1 . . zz ' 0 ' 2 J M O 5 RIDI CLUB 5 5 5 A S 5, .- Ll' ' . YS- 70 as C D if Nr 5 CDI-lim: .ii Z 4 - O , sr IJ ' if A - 5 40' ' . is . .U .7 I' Ui. 5' '- i 'f ff. f ' - ' g g i , gf. gn .v .. , l - 9 . 3 ' ' J' H ls X F, S . Q a . Fmlli Row! K. Elias, K. Lilly, M. Tramontine. Middle Row: C. Sullivan, C. Cofield, D. Olivera, S. Kenneally, A. 5 Miilersen. Back Row: Princess Diana, D. Meahl, I. Reurs, I. Green, L. Veilleux, M. Pappas. E . Q ' C U' E D. .... :I GG .Q c: cr , 9: :J on RUBI so f PLAYERS 5 Q C U' . E? E: :1 on Q rs 5 U' . E? E: :z on Q : cr . E Et :s oc , Q lx' S4 25? Q- h 5 of 5' . Z7 E1 5 on Q. : L c' . . E? Er :J UQ Q z: cr' . E! E: :: oc C5 I 139 5 lb' Riding Club 0 Riding Club- Riding Club - Riding Club - Riding Club- Riding Club ' Riding Club - Riding Club - Riding Club - Riding Club ' Riding Club - Riding Club ' Riding Club - Riding Club - Riding Club ' Medical Arts - Medical Arts - Medical Arts - Medical Arts' Medical Arts ' Medical Arts f Medical A113 - Medical Arts 0 Medical Arts 0 Medical Arts ' Medical Arts 0 Medical Arts ' Medical Arts' Medical Arts - 5. 2 . E fsi .5 1: Q5 E MEDICAL ARTS J: In 5 E Front Row: M. McNamara, I. Lovett, 5 K. George, D. Couper, I. Kroger. 5,5 Middle Row: M. Rutstein, M. Katz. 5 G. White, I. Oates. Back Row: C. E Sullivan, B. Robinson, M. Sweeny, - ? El. Magnuson, Y. Lu, E. Dippold, I. it Harris, L. Wu, L. Daley, K. West, B. ' I E Shields. 'N fi 2 E ? E XM A 5 t - 4 MIRRGR o V: m.. Q Left to Right: S. Law, L. Harvie, A. Soroken, K. Rose, N. Yamamoto A . '5 S I-1 14 J: E , . '5 li: E s L. 2 s ig csv 2 1? S . F-1 O j.: E . S-1 O .E E . .. C L4 .E E U I1 O in .2 2 C S 2: lf' 5 xl Y. 1 N 4' t '- '- o , i I4 ' 2 WE . H. .': 2 1 ,x S .1 ' '71 2 2 . .':'. . S U..-M01 - .-ff 'A'-,Id xl Ja?-.71 . sr: 9 .L X 1-QQ-?'5 .fs W V . 2 mi 1? E . I L - . O f.: E N. .El f wiiil-.fi o r.. O 2 ..- E L I Q . E: a E . Q 1. E .2 E 1 I- Q 35 140 g Mirror - Mirror- Mirror' Mirror - Mirrr .fnrror - Mirror ' Mirror - Mirror - Mirror - Mirror - Mirror f Mirror- Mirror - Mirror ' Mirror - Mirror v Mirror - Mirror - Mirmr - Mirror - Mirror - Mirror - Mnrrur - Mxrmr J O Z E i S O Z Q S E o 1 Q. O o EL 5 o :I . Z Q S 2 ca 1 Q. O o Fi. Ei Q : Z fb E E O 1 cz.. O O 'L 5 :z Z fb S 5 E Q. O C 5 5. D Z E 'i 5 O 2 is Z ff 'Z E 5. 3 Z3 f 4 9. E S . Z ft S E i Q. i'1 2 S N . HUD pllulu M 'T- instant i E . uonil MaN IJIJOAA 013 1- qv-' 7' MaN .uoi ilu .mM gi is .,. ' il sr . uongl og pi ,wa N is-ii N 'Pm sue nog pl1oM , COALITIO ' 1 rant Row: P. Marx, I. Kohin. Back Row: L. Hayes, S. Coleman, G. Zeller, I. Page, R. Espinosa, E. Q, ine. B, jones. 0M MHN uoi H003 U!! inog pl,ioM :MN . u uvu PHYSICS fi SUCIETY M Front Row: D. Ostlie, B. Flaugher, D. Braslau, S. Renwick, D. Foty, I. Pribram. Back Row: T. Andersen, I. Balano, D. Chamberlain, G. Clough, M. Rutstein. 'id 9 sogsfiqd . Aiagaog sogskqd . Aiagoog .visit gang sagsfiqd . Aiaioo S sogsiiqd . A193003 soisitqd . ,igagoog saisiiqd . Aiagoog sogsfiqd . ,ha apo 14 1 550'3i0'Y ' Physics SGCMY ' PhY5iCS Smfiefy ' PhYSiC9 Swiftly ' Physics Society v Physics Society - Physics Society - Physics Society - Physics Society - Physics Society ' Physics Society - Physics Society f Physics 'M Rugby Club - Rugby Club - Rugby Club - Rugby Club 0 Rugby Club ' Rugby Club v Rugby Club - Rugby Club ' Rugby Club - Rugby Club 0 Rugby Club - Rugby Club - Rugby Club - Rugby Club ' Rugby Club. R ' l RUGBY CLUB Kneeling: M. Katz, D. Liegot, L. Vaohon. D. Cooke, S. McGuirk M. Rucci, C. Graham. Front Row: S. Law, D. Eberhardt. C. Adams. M. Tborburn, T. Kravitz, K. Sinclair, I. Mira, S. Zaleski, I. Cleasoril L. Sabin, D. DeSantis, A. Gorayeb, I. Daley, B. Lamb C. Walsh, I. Taverna, E. Edstrom, I. Cleary. Back Row: P. Dolan K. Kong. T. Walker. I. Mackin, C. Deorocki, T15 , .iq -.u.-.,, .. 1 .rx 142 R ugby Club - Rugby Club - Rugby Club - Rugby Club - Rugby Club ' Rugby Club - Rugby Club ' Rugby Club - Rugby Club - Rugby Club - Rugby Club - Rugby Club 4 Rugby Club - Rugby Club 0 Rugby Club 0 Rugby ates Student-The Bates StudentvThe Bates Student'The Bates Student -The Bates Student - The Bates Student - The Bates Student - The Bates Student - The liztte-s Sttttient - The Hates Student - The Bates Sttitlent - THE BATES STUDE T tr Top Picture: Front Row: Editors P. Scarpaci, I. Roy, I. Brown, L. Bass, D. Anderson, G. Iohnston, M. Orto. Back Row: B. McGrory, S. Damon, I. Hall, A. Soroken. Right Picture: Front Row: W. Walsh. S. Pope IQI, D. Wylie, I. Valone, D. Yerid, B. Hundertmark. Back Row: G. Fons, M. Payne, F. Hoeniger, M. Couillard, B. Allen, I. Carson, M. Leonard, M. Lewis, I. Marsden, L. Kimball. Q'--1 SWIM CLUB SQUASH CLUB Front Row: B. Carvette. S. Kornstein, E. Price, P. Wood, M. S. Iohnson, B. Deignan, M. Shea. Back Row: C. Lynch, M. Creighton, M. Wilson, D. Flash, D. Reynolds, P. Donnelly, M. I. Iohnson, R. Wells, S. Barns, S. Hammond, K. Brown. HHH' Jn irw Row: I. Trout, T. Zordan, I. Argento, S. Slovenski, I. Dugan, S. A. Webster, K. Miller. Middle Row: P. Slovenski, I. Rybeck, K. Brown, M. Piggot, M. Rucci, I. Ellis, H. Robertson, M. Whitney, fi.'Murphy. Back Row: I. Ieter, P. Scannell, D. Anderson, D. Mulholland, T. , Dilworth, I. Iacobsen, K. Rankin, I. Kays, K. lczkowski, B. Cole. 143 lChlb'Squaah Club'Squash Club ' Squash Club' Squash Club - Squash Club ' Squash Club - Squash Club 0 Squash Club ' Squash Club - Squash Club ' Squash Club Q Squash Club ' Squash Club ' Squash Club Ln 2 B C - I Ei 1 T s sz CU 2 . 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Bradt, T. Wright, C. Anzolut, I. Reurs. Middle Row: E. Leimbach, D. Pierce, R Richins, A. Kling. Back Row: B. Ross. R Walters, B. Wolanslcy, I. Fortescue, L. Smith. I Freedman, C. Richardson, C. Poulin. Groups Which Do Not Appear Bates Christian Fellowship, Biology Council, Fencing Club, Hockey Club, Lawrence Chemical Society. Legal Studies Club, Newman Council, Outing Club. TRAI ERS First Row: I. Salis, R. Park Head Trainers. Second Row: B. I. LaChance, K. Walden, I. Harrington. Third Row: L. Lapointe, H. MacCon- nell, L. Pouliot. Fourth Row: M. Whitney, C. Kelley. Fifth Row: A. Blaclcadar, T. Shenton, B. Zafirson. 'Trainers'Trainers-Trainers-Trainers-Trainers-TrainerzvTrainers'Trainers-Trainers-TrainersvTrainers-Trainers'Trainers Trainers Trainers Trainers Trainers Trainers Trainers lrainers Tritt 4' 'P I A ED 4 1 4 if Sq- Lfck Q-'E f-71.1 l 4 l' -G W i N ff -ig , . T 'Bgf f,:- vv':A - 1 - LK .- nfkw- , . , . -, Vj fr 'A 'L' '.1.g3i3v4 .swf .-ki I . 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X '1 ,.- 1-p--1 'YV' L, i I I 1 I 1 l 1 w Q .4 LA' 170 1 IW M U mf' wx M W N X X M M4 ff 72-as 0 ll ' 47 ' ' 1 'L yr .x ' L .,, fi ' bi A N ! h la 1 -' 51 fvllb I ff R . Ii, YI fffin w,,, , ' f 1 I. X Ill XN f xx 'Q ' x N Wk wg g f 'I W fi ' J 7 .1 4 ,' j 1 I i j I X 5 f all 4 14 f. 1 V 2 2 f X l A, ! 4 f I ' autor HOIIIC FICE by Lanford Wilson Directed by Raymond Weil, '84 May 19, 20, 81 23 at 8:00 p.m. i May 21 at 2:00 p.m. ' el Two young adults struggle to 1 maintain their world of childhood fantasy. Otherwise Engaged by Simon Gray Directed by Larry Beaupre, '84 XE May 21, 22, 81 24 at 8:00 p.m. May 22 at 2:00 p.m. 5 Simon Gray's award-winning black comedy about one man's fight to keep life at arm's length. ui., , iii 'Egg ,K 1 5 L -1 ., 43, 4 I .al f u 51. fi, Na ' Q - A L -5 .ii 7 'V-v' V,-nv ,. ' .LL- Q I I ' sh 'is J X 7- x 5 If - 3 . .Fla xx I 'ex f ,4 ' ,viz 'S xi xt- '- x H' , ... i '. -9 L5 ' - 7' ' .. ci ,.: m r ,Q I 25 Q , Q e X 1 , Q nie - 5,3 'S . 1? 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IXIHI -ml 'ISK lCil ilhi lH1l iUS y' Yi! - -'-,Ly 'Q ., owe-.,.v.f Yau sg! V n 5 'II alll, '-1 178 I p 'N. 1. 7' O I 6 N 5 , x Y fo 7 , I ,g'.44. N4-as 4 -Q ' A vs ,. X ah, YL Q ,- K Q.. W v. ' 323: 1' I ! v2,4l 4f'Kf': M,-'a. 'T' a'4 'i gd ' uv.-' ww.. 1 ,.,,,,'af-csv -J-2 14.1-4-1'7 .7 . l l- .9i . :ruff-w .' Y E.. ,. 2' If .Q ! I 'a -I ft 72, , 2 1 'fo 1 i 1 ., Q S543 1 ii' Q A .., N. F' I ,ad .,, iff 180 ,, 1 kai ' ' 'Sw 'Viv Ll, 7: ,Q W . 1 F 1,4?5n?',fN A iP'!'-..,,,' y l A ., ' K 'Hti Pl a ug 1 'Q 5- I Left to Right: K. Carlson, C. McKayle, R. Iones, V. Greene, N. Bell, I. Harrington, M. Clary, P, Strohla, Coach C. Court. Score Hou rd Bates OPDOUGUI N0 SCQI13 Brandeis NESCAC No Score B.C. Relays 113i Bowdoin 591 l UMO 1511 Colby 130 Dartmouth 126 No Score Fitchburg No Score New Englands No Score EAIAW ,No Score Div. lll Nationals amen 's Track !!! The first varsity year for women's track was a success. Captained by Patti Strohla '83, the members were able to establish creditable marks in several events. Tracey Zordan '86, Ieanne Harr- ington '85, and Robin Waterman '85 claimed records in the throws with Val Greene '85 making a close bid. Iennifer Pratt '85 handled the Sprints and Camille McKayle '85 the 400m hurdles. Becky Iones '85 dominated the middle distances as she established records in three events. In the distances fine Per- formances were recorded by Pauline Vashon '83, Kris Carlson '86 and Martha Clary '84. The seasons highlight was Nancy Bell's '85 10th place finish and record setting performance in the 5000m at the NCAA Division III Nationals in Naperville, Illinois. 'v 4:- , ,farm VV, ,B .vl- ' 'L ' 'P' S9-'N 'RIB l Z?'.!7'- -?.pn- I '7 ' V it 1, 2 P., fv :Jn- bs' ' :fill 3 w,-arfiifj ia aim 1 ' I Q, 'Sun vi? if Lis! 5+ f ' ff ,,,--H r roi A 'v - '- +' 181 1 ,W ',f.r,f0w:s,-an y Visit xitngff' T.. 'MA' . S0 bal !L' A consistently wet spring placed a dampening ef- fect on the 1983 softball season. The Bobcats did manage to pull out with a .500 season playing 12 of their 17 scheduled games. Triumphant games such as Bowdoin, Trinity and Wheaton, all tough contenders, boosted morale on a trying season. Characterized by a young team, the efforts of seasoned players captain Ianet Bursaw and Betsy Whitman helped the team maintain a winning at- titude. Bursaw finished the season with a strong .342 batting average and 14 RBI's at the mound, Whitman came through with a 4-3 win-loss record and an im- pressive .411 batting average. Experienced returnees such as Georgeanne Eber- sold, Monique Petty, Sherry Bennett and Sandy Beal provided this years solid play. Bennett ' SC0'eB0ard 1 led the team in bat- Bates Opponent ting with a .406 and 16 RBI's. Ebersold MIT continued her amaz- Sllosephs ing stealing abilities Bofvfloln with 8 in 12 games Tnmty and relief pitcher UNE Beal boasts a .390 Colby batting average and UMO 11 strike outs. Thomaf' Newcomer Ioanna Bowdoin Stevens compiled 56 Husson put outs and Elaine USM Bailey showed great Wheaton confidence as catcher. 1 N 'NX 'Xx S Y .. X X. Xa, , . K . 'N-,'N'- N. P -f v n 'N VN 1 I A 'N f . .gs . l' ., . 4 .Q so ' - 1 9 six ' 5 I rf'-f'N-7.3 . , Y 5 -...Q- 1.1 f-.-,-..,.4,--- ,.V 4 'l gm4',. ' rf. f' Q10 vii V iv 3. I 2 Y1 v2 7 , f-'f 'fa V' ., f , z 1 1 . . I 4 1 A '. , 1' . 535, ' H LP.. . 'Q xg 1 Q J N MM . , f' ' , . n I 'V' X . -s I... 5' P Wamenis Laura e -S C0'e - Bates Opponent This year the women's lacrosse team record did not reflect the talent and ability of the Bates women. The 8 New Ellolalld Col 6 overall record was 3-8. 7 oowoolll Two of the losses were to Colby in outstanding 4 Wellosley games. Each loss was by only one goal. Among their 5 X Plovloeooo most impressive wins was the contest against Bow- 9 1 Holy Cross doin on Bowdoin's home field. 5 Coon' College Outstanding goal tending by Kate Sweeney resulted 5 Colby in a record best saves percentage of .701. The two 3 Tolls leading scorers for Bates were Kristin DeAngelis and , 4 Colby . Becky Roak. In the area of assists, Felicity Ratte tied 4 Bowdom Kristin DeAngelis' 1982 record of 4 per game. 4 Wlloololl Captain Carolyn Campbell led the defense with an 1 Colby outstanding performance including 90 slash intercep- .t 3 Bowdoin tions which proved to be a new game, season and l Colby career record. 3 Coloyoowyel ai!!! 3222255 o 15, 4' 1 n- bv 3 kv HV V14 -f P f f 'T -. ..f If , fm-f-2f ' I ' r, ,gg 15111573114 avi-'1 -fl 'ff' ' 'fav ',. 4'57ff7Q if:3f'rff mf, fy -ea-whglyggy-pol-'llvll ' .W 'L in , ,, I-Wolff' ' , -bf' oilonoudl iff, a t.,4cf'f,fe,?F-',,.+'fff . r f 'ff ff f- ff-,Q-f,r 1W.L I on , ' J 4 gin. ,. 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'why 1N'n ' W 'tsl ff 'Qty xx A'xs.! f N' 2 haf-. 451565 -21953 zzggf- . - ' use ' 1 455 l 1 Q? .tt . 5 , I xx V ,xJ V N -v,, . fllfjjlkibf' 'ipizl 5 , 1 ,X Z' if 'V 0 ' . I 4' f V: lon. ., . Q, tain-fr -.I M fussy. . ' 5LWN9g, ' Ungly- vii' 'tv 472 xf.. Vin Q ta,-1 . v , A A , . . ,,. .gtg - - . , ,..,. ,,, V ', A .., .- . '1 'l 1 A' ' A. . Fkgs it-' ... 7- Qi? fi Q 11r x. ,Aqr Nckb '::L! .il ,4::. 4:x em N.: I , ...x Firsr Row: S. Halliday, M. Rice, S. Menzer, R. Roak. Second Row: M. Flaherty, L. Sevigny, C. Campbell, C. Evans, T. Kane. Third Row: I. Newton, W. Vogel Managers, I. lensen, K. DeAngelis, L. Hackett, E. Norton, Couch P. Smith. Fourth Row: E. Hourihan, A. Miller, K. Sweeney, K. Austen, S. Fernald. 185 aseball!!! Without the services of the seven seniors who graduated in 1982, the baseball team went through a rebuilding year. The final record of 7 wins and 18 losses saw five freshmen and six sophomores gaining valuable varsity experience. With sixteen lettermen returning, the prospects for 1984 certainly look bright. Three seniors finished their careers this spring. Captain Phil Cronin hit .319, led the team in stolen bases with eleven and played superbly in centerfield. leff Davidson registered an early victory over Worcester Poly, but was unable to pitch in other games due to a shoulder injury. Mike Heslin pitched in nine games and made a solid contribution in his first year with the ODPOUGUI Opponent Mass. Maritime Williams S. Eastern Mass St. l0seph's S. Eastern Mass CUNY WPI Trinity Nichols Wesleyan Nichols Wesleyan Bowdoin Colby Colby Colby Babson Bowdoin MIT Bowdoin Thomas Thomas USM Tufts Williams 1 5 -441 we J' it I , . - - A - 5145... ' 4 ' 3 '-'ll ' 1 , 'f A . ' if if if W .gl f el , ff f fiaff A gg . . , . .-fi - X Q .1 vb 1,8 A-. N Y.. L' f U- , 5 s 1 5 IAQ' :.u.f.,ggufQ?'Qh.,,sl .' . , Q 'Q'l .. '4n!.-.' '.. 74' 1 5. l. Front Row: R. Garrison, A. Carman, S. Whetstone, I. Sylvia, Captain P. Cronin, M. Heslin, M. Levasseur, I. Anderson, I. Spinale, I. McLucas. Back Row: Head Coach C. Leahey, A. Presseller Manager, I. Rozen, T. Mourkas, W. Carlezon, P. Mrowka, T. Fennessey, E. Corsetti, D. Campbell, P. Wyman, L. Latham, I. Stewart, D. Segal, I. Simourian, Coach R. Flynn. 6 J - .ci V --go-wail'-. D. 9 sL X , 5 V x 5 i.-r K ,. na-F' X P' , i, ,, . 7 5.1 ' , ,5 Q I w 'U' . ' -.. 1 . rc,-F'1'fxso ': lusfvfif' gs O f xl, ' . i'0!s w'nqrww-f ' I :Xv .ifvf -E' 'A -vi :fix 'JA qi-f'.' JA, . 1 7 o'?' rf-I .1 -119 H x F1 4.' I f 'X 'im ai.. an X ' E A, nm ik E 1 ll 5 1 . l .-fx I-33,550 1 ,,, 4 TX ,qt Q UF' 4, yn I 2 l . .-.., - ' x I ' V I .3, 2- Vw ' 5 X Elgin 54 A 1' I v 5 1? fx 41+-4, J' J, . 'Q-. O aah . Emi .I ' lAAn', .14 Mgtlfks-,ll 1 ,,' ' 'a I-Lg-a 1' 5 si 5'- M Q. 3 V' A 1 . ' o .X 'J t I I :. ii .X Q V J . . -D ,, fx .I A . 'IU' fb- .J ,x .All ! v If ' .-J-9 ' W u x N idol- ...Q .L -5. - Ei s ,ff NN wxgauwta xy +1 Men 's T ack 'V' Ill Score Boord -i The high point of the spring track season was the surprising Bob- Bates Opponent cat performance against University of Maine - Orono. A three point margin kept Bates from defeating the powerful UMO team 116 Fitchburg State Meet 47 and capturing the State Meet. Also, an outstanding performance by 60 UMO 63 Steve Ryan netted an All American title for his javelin toss of Bowdoin 47 230'6 . In addition, Ryan won the National Division III Champion- Colby 37 ship and placed second in the IC4A and New England All Division llathl Dw' U1 New Englands Championships. MIT 79'f1 A time of 141311 by Iamie Coodberlet provided him with a 7th . Trinity 53 place in the National Division III 5000 Meter Championship. New Englands C-oodberlet's performance was just shy of an All American title. 3 Won By Northeastern New records in the state meet were plentiful as evident through Dave Donahue's high jump of 6'4 , triple jump of 43'63!4 and Iohn 3 ICAAAA Won by George Mason U Raitt's 141'51!z hammer throw. Div. III Nationals I Recognition for consistency, talent and effort was given to Ryan 21 Won By Glassboro Col. .ry ff fav- and Coodberlet. Ryan received the NESCAC Frank Sebasteanski Memorial Award and Coodberlet the Robert Plumb Award. .guna ,ysatrtgsarilgwn gi A V.s.,.,.zf., A - lhdfisfr :AQ l' - -'. f,v M F., .II I . 'V .- - .. 'wi' 1 1.5 -..' ..w13g ,,,, +L 'Q-'iv' . I , W , , Jn., 1 Y, g,,'Kf,-.ra,- F ,. . ,-5 .nat . Q ,N 4:7 7 1 ,H N' , , 5 N ,JA - 'f -,. ,..-.1 - - . . V 1 . -11-v , . . Q , , n .W . -.f--up f . .. . .f . -. N 'T' M'l'.S 'EATLS Bi 'I' BFS - -- - BATH' -sr -- .. v Front Row: K. O'Regan, I. Mulholland, Tri-Captain B. House, P. Weyand, Tri-Captain D. Watson, S. Reina, B. Palmer, D, Belcher, Quinn. Middle Row: Coach W, Slovenski, Tri-Coptoin S. Ryan, A. Zydlewski, I. Alden, D. Quintal, T. O'Brien, I. MacPhee, B. Robinson, R. Liburdl, I. Goodberlet, I. Zaia, I. Galant. Back Row: L. Morley, D. Donahue, D. Burns, P. Slovenski, I. Raitt, I. Pasco, M. Fanning, A. Frary, A. Bishop, P. Gluck. 190 e1'ffn'1 .JU If-1 .' Aw-I 'Y ,vi ,- '. my-2.51 ', R-. .f lx -,, v 5-1 . , I-5 ,.,K,v ,., ,,-5 xl 'f .. .5 .-, .. 'iQ Y f,f' ai 5 4 ,W-,,.fz Qi ' 1 'I ,Q 14' ' ' ' ' 191 I I 1 1 ' A .. l W am 1 1 bf-an - felf G C l .SN 'Q X N A Q if 'E . ,Q I' wiv uh-l kr any , - z 1141 'V' it R n e callegia e If Of the eight golfers who finished the season only one is a senior, Captain Rich Bennett. Although Rich will be missed, the future appears bright as the remaining golfers are predominantly freshmen and sophomores. The team finished fourth in a field of seven in the state tournament and had one of their better New England tour- naments in years. The strength of the 1984 team lies in the hands of Don Erickson '84, Mark Fleming '85, Steve Sugrue 'ae and Ieff Miller as E I Score Board Bates Opponent -129 Tufts 397 Trinity 389C Colby -111 C 1-112 USM 61: 4 Clark 3 -169 lNllT -129 421 Wesleyan 399 366f3-13 New Englands C 333 St. of Maine Indiv. Pl, Only NESCAC CBB 13 Colby 32 Bowdoin 13 Front Row B Ross I Nlilltr C Cisz xyslu O. Sughrue Back Row: D. Erickson, P. Donnelly, fyl. Fleming, NI. Haryie, R. Bennett. Couch R. Hatch, in G G' xv' JZ- 'f2nk7,,,t .A n SE IDRS Rx .1 F X I6 ..f L X vw! .Aff 45' -'xl J 1 1 AMT! L'-fob ,av ' pf, Q 1413! , 'ur . K flip IT b J' o M. 4 ,.. 'M 44 X Qs 4 I ,gs jennifer Allen Laird Allen julia Andrews Sarah Adams Mary Allen Todd Andersen 196 . , -an X QW ' xx 44 'X ,L i 4. -A ' '?.lX'+ x Krista Anderson w Donna Bailey David Atlas I'm not involved. Ioel I. Balano Simon Arlidge Alex Banks Richard Bauer Elizabeth Bartman Kevin Bates Brad Bjorklund V Erica Blagdon Hey Marco-o, you up? Tammey Bean 198 ' Q Craig Bentdahl David Belcher Kathy Bellucci 'B ' 'H E ? lane Biggs Iohn Bevilacqua Richard Bennett Let each day be your masterpiece. Nancy Blackburn Griff Braley x J 5 I P Max Bolstad Karen Bolduc Be yourself Diane Boucher Wes the hobo - that's right, the hobo!!! 200 Bob Bouchard Kurt Brown Tom Brennan Charlie Brown X f Send flowered rainbows Apiece apart chased flowers Of the dark And lights of songs To follow and show all we feel for And know of Cast round you seekers of the truth Accepting that reasons will relive And breath and hope and chase and love For you and you and you . . . Teresa Bravo Donna Broadway Celia Brightman 201 Ianet Butler lane Calderwood Carolyn Campbell Ianet Bursaw 'Il , S. . . ' , i l . gwmlf ' . ! I l n - , 1 . 4 h :, F - 41 Q Q k VVS ' v 1.4 4 .L f- if 'Wuxi Deborah Campbell Chris Burns 202 5.5 Cx vu, V Dave Campbell Laurie Carlson Ron Cagenello Meri- ' ,,....-f-+:'- ,Af v?',tN: A, . .ov p X. .,.. ,I . is Q ,,,QM . n -. - . M. , I Io pi I! X 'X 5 'N V. Susan Cameron lln Kievl Christine Cannon Patrick Cahill 203 David Cloutier Lise Caron David Cooke Sarah Collins David Connelly Frank Collier -'fr A A' Ji: 'mg 4- if J 'Y 5 . j 204 8 Q ' 5 Q3 ig ' 1 A as .X f ! A Q pa , , 'VW' Y. X- , ' NNY- 0 . ,' .5 u' X . U S ' V. , . . F .QL ' 1 .5 4' fl 35 , N07 A 1 i - - -. . , . 5 ,xkf --Z5 ,X 4 '. s ef S233 ' , .:lx.s:l ,gnyf-f,QQfq. , X ' k- , -'c, -xi ' .5 .V 9' ' W. .l s 5 xxfkj -K Rx w . f .A PLLAX - 'px u -' 2' -V ,. 'WN '4 . , I . 5... sEf. '-',. -' af- 1 J' 11 fab nik' - T ' 'Q Ml ,ff U ' 3:1 ' , if Q 4 4 , gh., , 4 5 , V . I xt Q ' -'l -iw, si 5 , I Q -I . 1, . i XJ? i AM' -Q, ' ' A , . , , J-'VU f' I' , . , . JJ all Zach Carr Patricia Chandler Chris Cluff Have fun!! Deborah Clark C. Randall Chamberlain Lisa Cheren -5 ..g. I I ' Phil Cronin jeff Davidson Simantha Costello Mary Elise Couillard Tom D'Arcy Douglas G. Couper ps- x x X ' A Q Il 206 A ., 'iii 'HQ' .IE A 7' N.. L' ,-, ff, ,au-l'1.- 3 1 1 A 4 1 1 . .iv ' L,,.,',o ,J n 3. - 2 .wgfff -,.. Qgluno s- , 54, 1, 1' l s Wav. 1 Lt , 4 , ,r . Y, f, '74, . 3 . ,. . '1' . - . Z , 'ff' -,. 2 ' ,1 :'.'.5f 'ff' 5 'f Ana Maria de Garavilla Neal Davidson Doreen Fay Connor Luke Daley Scott A. Damon Mark Defranco fDorothy Parry '52j :QQ , J I Charles Denno Iolm DeSimone Ioe Dawe Michael Donatelli Robert Diamond Iayne DePanfilis ,A W . .I A ' sv lx .K 1. . thu 1 . Q Tracey Dolan Tom Dilworth Steven DePerna Martha Djerf Maria deMello ' Lucille Roberta DiPietro Meg Emley Mark H. Elliott Reeven I. Elfman Courtney lane Early Ianice Eklund William Dunham if Q l E4 if W or -. Q ii a 25 ff 3 l lr ,V Tom Driscoll Kevin Downie David Ehrenthal Sarah Eusden lane Patricia Driscoll Ioseph Donnelly .818 Ya . msn Clare Federspiel Carolyn EX1ans Pam Fessenden Dana Field Lance Fialkoff Lisa Farnham 9 9'-3 VI 4--,4 X. I vb! if ,J 5.2.5, I 1 aff: --fAfm, , 5 4 a lfiyga .-, -.M K? X Brenna Flaugher Ioan E. Fiske Nancy Foley Deborah Forrest Gail B. Fons james Fones fait - Tim Gleason Ieffrey Garnett Karen E. George Steven Goldstein Martha Frost David Gothers N' . . 'few 'lf' Daniel Foty Teach us to care and not to care Teach us to sit still. T. S. Eliot Andrew Greenberg Christopher W. G. Graham Crackers ,,. Q -T :r A Q !!'9g0'ul,' .f 6 eg, qij Tag!!! .l ,yt 'I 1 5,1 Linda Ghirardelli Thomas Grein Tamra M. Garceau . 215 ll - William Griffith Karen Hannaway 1, lk ,QW 'tr QC. 1 ' X.: if I 'M -5- ll' , 21 'f me ZR. V' .-- ':m 1.,' r Ina I. Hanford Lord, help me to remember that nothing is going to happen to me today that you and I can't handle together. - an old preacher's greeting Donald A. Harrington and L. Dustin Kimball III It is you that broke the new wood. Now is a time for carving. - Ezra Pound Ion Hall lWel . . . believed in the green light, the orgiastic future - that year by year recedes before us. It eluded us then, but that's no matter - tomorrow we will run faster, stretch out our arms farther . . . And one fine morning - So we beaten, boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past. ' - F. Scott Fitzgerald 216 'S ' s 1 9 .461 1 4 Sf Laurel Hayes Iulie A. Handren It'll work itself out. Susan Hay In the race to be better or best, miss not the joy of being. Alice Hamblin Ross Hanson Lisa Harvie 2 I. Scott Hazelton Wisdom is the principal thing: therefore get wisdom: and with all thy getting get understanding. - Proverbs 4:7 Elizabeth Hess Michael Heslin Thomas Winfield Hildreth Did you hear about the man who suddenly got everything he'd ever wanted? He lived happily ever after. - Willi Wonka Meg Herz Susan Hills 218 i, ,- Av if YF TQ 'SN' s-.F 7 ' 1 gl, m x R -ig MF V. Brian House Donald M. Horne Meredith Hughes Iohn Knibloe Hoyt Laura Howard Iennifer Hyde v 1 D C 4. Q A i 1 I 5 V n ix. w f',:.4l Q if If P f' bf-f 3 I' av 4 fe H --rake QA' - 1-ff' D! 'Fi , L ' 1 D., I . ' . N. if ' . V, L 15- - -'af ,. . 5 me ' f . J jx V! f ' , 1 -I , W -, I . Af' . ., .I Q, , n - , U' J ug l ' ' ' ,' ' N, L .L ,,,, 4 ,I . , J u K .V wi Q . K. x 0 Y .V N wk Q, ,- u A J, -Y 1 if I 1' .5 ' A 5 af, 147 '.-tai? Vg 3 v4 .J tl: ' -' ' , - '. - Y' ' ' ' 1. T I k is A 'xi -U Q ' ' 2 K M ' , 'S 1 ' - Q . X- ' ' X. ' 9 A 'v ' bf, 4. ' sf r d' . ' -- rx a 4 1 ' ., -. QU ', t fn 2 , Q-', . I' 'fx x- ,, .-'A 1. ,. . - -4 f ' - ' - .pl .N .N - -4, MQ 1. A Qx - M ' 3 4 1 nr 2 2 f' sg ' .AQ ' . .,, 45' J U Mrs. Charlene Grace Keable Hunt Cynthia Iones Pamela Iohnson Maureen I. loseph Barbara Iolie Carole Iohnson 221 Vicki Lynn Kamm Sarah jameson Steven Kates Andrew Kaplan ,.,f4. id' Anne Keast Laurence Kelley Eileen Kendrick Shannon MacRae Kenneally 1 Michael Kelly Howard Katz Andrew Kling Scott King 4 Ken Klucznik Michael Kirk George Krohne Amy Kunycky Q S 3 'N Doria Kutrubes In the wurcls ul' Alirml Ii.Nexxn11n What? Me worry? ' Stephen Kutenplqn Larry Lackey ' Everett Carl Ladd III 'Q 74. 'G Iames W. Lane 'l'hnnks,Ix1ullen, Iurremindmg me th It Iwata Inrtunaturum mm est I'lIglIlVllS Sue LaLumia All 'f' D fl' . I ,f ' gif' N George P. Liacopulos Blessed art Thou, O Lord, and praised and glorified is Thy Name forever. Iennifer Locke Raymond I. LeBrun, Ir. Extingue lucernas, celebratio finitur I. Eric Leimbach Dave Liegeot Stephen R. Law -'lil Amy Logan Brian Lipsett Earth and sea, Moon and sky Bond of light In fin it eye Wheel of Karma Wheel of life Left to right End of strife Feet to ground One of each Walk real slow Destiny to meet Faith Layman I . l l Q NU : --N 'xy ' . S ,---.--------5 1 X , .Y .Ns 4 X . X. Q...--f-----'- 'i Gail LeBlanc lim Lovett Helen M. Lathrop llvlagsiel :,,, I n,N'. 227 Elizabeth Lovejoy Susan MacNeil Alice Lueders Timothy Lyne Douglas MacLeod Alison MacDonald nf' i 25 7142, K Q43 gf I 0 I ya? ,- Thomas Main Iill Marchant Linda Main Thomas Mangiafico Christopher Gay Malcolm Eliiabeth A. Magnuson Tw 16 M Q 91' ,Af Lurissa Marston Michael Matton Steven McAfee Craig Mathers Paul Marks Glenn Martin 3. xl x Linda McCarthy Michele McKeown Michael McGonagle Steve McGuirk ' Ed McHugh Tom Mclnerney 31. , ' ff' f ..-fx' f e ' ' A M ehe A 7 ,rqti A b g , 4 41.93 3 X I T fi Iudy McNeice Terry McMeekin Michelle McMillen Robert Michel Dave Merrit Emily Micolonghi Eileen Milauskas Maura Minkel Susan Moffitt Sam Moore Denise Mooney Bethany Moore ff? 1 fn. - 'f n-wgnndui' Av iw -nw . gf C' 1 lim Murphy Ianet H. Morford Dennis Moren Meryl Moskovyitz Iohn Morefield Laura I. Murray Q Q 234 :l,' X X-1 Sv ,ff K5 r -S 63- . 7 . fn '. A' T Q Q5 . . Q ' V . - - - , 1 . ,Jw-Q r-4 '. I.. I X. 5 Z- , 1 , gg. M -4' 521: jx r ' Q xxx. ' ' N- ffm s'sN'rg ' ,VME .,,'s's'S'k - - wx'-.x.N'UsR -'w'--x'-.'w'MvwNX- 'ax'-,'x.-.x,s,sx's,-,-. NNW n'M,KNW'N'v,'. 'sk' - K-55'N'N ' Ngzx- '- 4. x,SN'NX'-,-. 'N '-.swxxx-f. x.,,s gs:-- xv'-'-k's'.- .S K , A 'K W . .QV Q Nena Norton Sally W. Nutting Charlie Normand Iennifer Ober Li, Kevin, and Rut O'Malley Colleen M. O'Connell Live life to the fullest - Cheers! A-ir of .iq-9 L if s 1 ' 'N 'Si If id K-an 'F kv Q: I, V I: Margaret E. Orto Andrew Orrock M M itch Overbye ichael Ouellet Victor Otley III IRI and Randal P. Hoder Kofi Owusu-Sekyere , r F 'M F21 3 ..: ,rf ,g f r s fx ef I 'Q Q' 1:1 'F 1 'ii a 5 ' ws . ELF ,, h I 237 K S 44 3 ,,.4F7' If s A. N . , Ja ll -H 4 if .5 gi 'f :'L :I ri, --Els! f , ,' , I x ' - ' Y' Ir' 44 - 'ff ,L 'kj him Douglas G. Perley Bruce Perry Martha Pigott Iohn I. Petrosky Frank Petras Adam Pettengill Allen Presseller Rita Provotas I haven't come a long way and I am not a baby. Stephanie Poster Doug Quintal Life in the toolbox, this is the final frame. Life after the toolbox, nothing will be the same. - Welcome to the Toolbox Reprise I. lf' If ' f I Meg Randall Laurie Ravenelle I lift up my eyes to the hills - where does my help come from? My help comes from the Lord, the Maker of heaven and earth. - Psalm 12'1Z1,2 240 Ii, b-ff' Suzy: Y I flax TIUSE Lis, I Marie Regan Scott Reina Kevin L. Raye Nathaniel C. Raymond Iill Reurs Steve Renwick Lori Rogers Ernest Roy The strongest shall survive. Kathy Rose Rachael Rouvales Mlchael Rowland Never give up untll you have released your unused capacltles for service and shared your glftS - W. H. Danforth Iennlfer Rockwell 42 Claudette Roy Anne Ruggles Ieff Roy Beverly Ruf l Erin Russell Mark Rucci 243 ' Donny Sarason Anne Ryer Steven Ryan Shari Sagan jessica Ryan Sharon Saltzgiver 244 ix J ,Q ,X- A My E Ex 'Q Beth A. Sargent Kara Schaake Iosh Schultz 1 Paul Scannell Anthony Saqastano Natalie Saueier 245 Kathleen Sheehan Susan Schnapper As Kingfishers catch fire, dragonflies draw flame: As tumbled over rim in roundy wells Stones ring: like each tucked string tells, each hung bell's Bow swung finds tongue to fling out broad its name: Each mortal thing does one thing and the-same: Deals out that being indoors each one dwellsg Selves-goes itself: myself it speaks and spells, Crying What I do is for me: for that I come. '1 . Vg. ...Q .. gi. Laurie Sevigny Nina Sciola Iudith A. Seraikis ' Gary Silverman Megan Shea Leonard I. Smith Thank you all very much. l Nate Smith I in ff , ,' fx' -A ' jli'Q 'Ms Dean Slocum I went into the woods Because I wished to live deliberately, To front only the essential Facts of life. And see if I could not learn What it had to teach, And not, when I came to die, Discover that I had not lived. - Thoreau lfrom Waldenl Lisa Ann Sofis To be what we are, and to become what we are capable of becoming is the only end of life. - Robert Louis Stevenson Paul lSkip1 Snyder Steven Stone Priscilla Spencer --4 fn! if f r N .af V, n 4 n Ari Soroken All men dream . . . but not equally. They who dream by night in the dusty recesses of their minds wake in the day to find that it is vanity: but the dreamers of the day are dangerous men, for they act their dream with open eyes, to make it possible. - T. E. Lawrence 48 Mark Stevens L.. F S i l 1 3 lx ' Q I Robin Stidworthy Lisa Splain 4? dr x ' h ' X YH-..,, , R N A' l ., .. Patricia Strohla No life moves shadowless across the land, each one must leave its footprints in the sand. - W. O. Abbott aa Iames Tobin Wo N. Scott Tibbetts Andrew Tidd Anthony Stuart Gary Tedesco 249 Ion Tuttle Ioanne Trout Margaret Tramontine Deb Touhey Tony Trombly Valerie Toner !,.,,f' , '15, A' 1 ' A 7,32 '..1. Q ,:i1:'1 4. - w.-b , V ., A, 1 .... - ' -6' '-41 ,, ,J N- . fh--W 5 EIR.-hh , X X Xif V, ' 1 YU - a I.. 4. -0 . rpg .3 , 4 V Ellen Tuttle Kathleen Tynan Matt Twomey Iohn Tsagronis Todd Valentine Louis Vachon ln Q gl -n Lli,--sn. i i'1 in- 1 t i ii: iii i i q1 5i i if- 3 m P' Linda I. Walters Forrest Ward and Max Wendy Ann Vogel Al Waitt Dave Walsh Iames M. Warner 253 Lianne Welch Christopher Wellborn 2 Daniel Watson Karen West sp . Y r Bill Watson Terence Welch v 0 1:2-4'-p' 5.- , 4, H ,M G8-'. ' '- ue A a-- ,avo- 3,3 ' '15rv f '71 iff? . Peter Weyand Kathryn Whitenack Betsy Whitman Susan Wigley C? 9-lm Robert White Sarah White 6 Suzanne Willey Angela Wilson Mary R. Williams Iennifer Wohlers Peg Wilkins David B. Wolf Nicknames: Woodie, Wolfie, Wuffa. Turnons: orange juice, hamsters, hot baths, crisp winter mornings J X I ' . i 4 ' 'lx W 1 I X A! wg- V , V 'ff A ' ff '. ., V S x . 1 Vi . 'iw . L 5 I A ' 1 I' - - 1 ff i 3 -' 21' ,irif , 'J ag.. .tx A ALL W iii I Q o , 1 1' Mi r-- F 2 ..i!. HAL, nv - 3 -,.-vu. ,ww - -in 'fag g x J' - 1. -lhillsx .'-affi S997 ' I 1' fi A . George Zeller jennifer Woodward William Zafirson Mark Young Daniel Wrenn Ken Worthy Steven Wright -bw 1. 4 .. A 4-.as wg w-uY.,., '-.nf....,.,, 'I 'lil SEEN YET GT v 1 . 14 URCJUTTE ! us if EEF? J' '- -Q.- ,Q- '5 1-lvs-W A --- .- ---p -3-1 .-Vx-Q io..- 'si-Q, 3 , t 'Nfl' 'D-- v ' of A . .1 1' in jk .,,,.-. f--if E BL .V - .. ' sr , -- a...,...-'--,M -4. ,V K ,Ig- . Ft- Y - ...',,.., n.:.-' , ',....- A ' 1 4.3 .1 vi S- Q-Qui. W' Y.. M.. V K'-nvfszim lm 'WP' M ,, V ,, , 'Y ' X ,, .......- ' N ,X ,iv P mf gNl ' N QM' 5 J N M--ig V h V' aj,-A L ...Q-va- ' we - We , Q' ' .ALT . , Av wir, K-,V - ,D ,Q 4 '-,-' . ...U x is Mana 's1.'-.Q ,,,... -- zu , , -, .... - V ., J2'. Wv ... Q ir 4, ,.- Md ..-. A , M Mun Q vQ A egg, w ..,.f , ,V VA, Reunions for the lass M1983 Reunlon Weekend IS traditionally the weekend following Commencement Commencement is always the first Monday in june 5th Reunion Iointly with 82 and 10th Reunion 15th Reunion Iointly with 84 and 20th Reunion Iolntly with 84 and 25th Reunion 30th Reunion Iointly with '85 and 35th Reunion Iointly with '85 and 40th Reunion 45th Reunion Iointly with '82 and 1987 1993 1998 2003 2008 2014 2019 2023 2027 1 xx W!! Nr 50th Reunion 2033 55th Reunion 2038 60th Reunion 2044 President Mitchel C Overbye Secretary Iames A Murphy III Class Agents: Carolyn Evans Ari Soroken Charlie Normand Peter N ikitas Sarah Eusden Pam Iohnson Mike Matton Mike McConagle Chris Graham Reeven Elfman Carolyn Campbell Dean Slocum . C n . , , 1' v ' I -gf ' , L 9 ' 'J' - L 5 X 'rx A 'c. v-Q19 0- A, -' -V, P' ff '-Q-f'--2 . , I. P JU -gli.. 3 ixifuf . . A 4 - K . - , , 5 K X! lf!! I, .Q Q I :X , A A 40 ' ' l '81 ' ' ' '82 ' Z ' . Q O , , . . Andrew H. Aceto, B.A. Schenectady, New York GEOLOGY Sarah lane Adams, B.A. Brunswick, Maine MATHEMATICS AND MUSIC High Honors in Music Geary Ellis Albright, B.A. Turner, Maine BIOLOGY Laird Baker Allan, B.S. Ioppa, Maryland BIOLOGY Iennifer Lee Allen, B.S. Peterborough, New Hampshire MATHEMATICS AND FRENCH Mary Ann Allen, B.A. Springvale, Maine ENGLISH AND MATHEMATICS High Honors in English Todd Kenneth Andersen, B.A. Minnetonka, Minnesota MATHEMATICS AND PHYSICS Honors in Physics Krista Naeomi Anderson, B.A. Franconia, New Hampshire ANTHROPOLOGY Secondary Concentration in German Scott William Anderson, B.A. Waltham, Massachusetts ECONOMICS Iulia Andrews, B.S. Bethesda, Maryland BIOLOGY AND ENGLISH Simon Brett Arlidge, B.A. Christchurch, New Zealand THEATER David Laurence Atlas, B.A. Westport, Connecticut BIOLOGY AND PSYCHOLOGY Donna Ann Bailey, B.A. Berlin, New Hampshire HISTORY Honors in History loel Ionathan Balano, B.S. Port Clyde, Maine ECONOMICS O RADUAT1 IN CURSU Alexander William Banks, B.A. Gouldsboro, Pennsylvania HISTORY High Honors in History Elizabeth lane Bartman, B.A. Middletown, Connecticut ART Patrick O'Rourke Bartnett, B.A Hampton, New Iersey HISTORY Kevin Samuel Bates, B.A. Scituate, Massachusetts ECONOMICS Richard William Bauer, B.S. Avon, Connecticut CHEMISTRY Tammey Lynn Bean, B.A. Portland, Maine ECONOMICS David Bruce Belcher, B.A. Melrose, Massachusetts SOCIOLOGY Kathleen Lee Bellucci, B.A. Boonton, New Iersey ENGLISH Richard Taylor Bennett, B.A. Holden, Massachusetts , INTERDISCIPLINARY IN PSYCHOLOGY, RELIGIOINUPHILOSOPHY Craig Elray Bentdahl, B.A. E ina, Minnesota ECONOMICS lohn Richard Bevilacqua, B.A. Wellesley, Massachusetts PSYCHOLOGY lane Ferris Biggs, B.S. Wilmington, Delaware HISTORY Anne Elizabeth Patricia Bingham- Har uail, B.A. Florlfiam Park, New Iersey HISTORY Bradford Bruce Bjorklund, B.A. Mill Neck, New York POLITICAL SCIENCE Nancy Elena Blackburn, B.A. Framingham, Massachusetts PSYCHOLOGY Erica Marie Blagdon, B.A. Bar Mills, Maine ART Susan Ruth Bock, B.A. Tenafly, New Iersey HISTORY High Honors in History Phi Beta Kappa Cum Laude Karen Arlene Bolduc, B.A. South Portland, Maine GEOLOGY Max Christian Bolstad, B.A. New York, New York HISTORY Peter Christopher Bank, B.S. Syracuse, New York BIOLOGY Robert Louis Bouchard, Ir., B.S. Rochester, New Hampshire GEOLOGY Diana Lynn Boucher, B.S. New Milford, Connecticut BIOLOGY Griffith Cohen Braley, B.A. Waldoboro, Maine THEATER Teresa Maria Bravo, B.A. Brooklyn, New York FRENCH Thomas Ioseph Brennan, III, B. West Chester, Pennsylvania GEOLOGY S. Celia Elizabeth Brightman, B.A. Needham, Massachusetts MATHEMATICS Donna Ilrean Broadway, B.A. Mars field, Massachusetts MATHEMATICS Charles Peter Brown, B.A. Manchester, Massachusetts POLITICAL SCIENCE High Honors in Political Scienc Phi Beta Kappa Cum Laude Kurt Andrew Brown, B.S. Schenectady, New York BIOLOGY Christopher David Burns, B.A. Lynnfield, Massachusetts POLITICAL SCIENCE College Club Ianet Cameron Bursaw, B.S. Wenham, Massachusetts English Bates Key Ianet Allison Butler, B.A. Burlington, Connecticut MATHEMATICS Ronald Bruce Cagenello, B.A. West Simsbury, Connecticut PSYCHOLOGY Honors in Psychology Patrick Ioseph Cahill, B.A. Shirley, Massachusetts ECONOMICS lane Quimby Calderwood, B.A. Bangor, Maine ECONOMICS Susan Elizabeth Cameron, B.A. West Point, New York INTERDISCIPLINARY IN RUSSIAN STUDIES Carolyn Suzanne Campbell, B.A. Needham, Massachusetts ENGLISH David Anthony Campbell, B.A. Northport, New York PHILOSOPHY High Honors in Philosophy Phi Beta Kappa Magna Cum Laude Deborah Ieanne Campbell, B.S. Amsterdam, New York CHEMISTRY Christine Taylor Cannon, B.A. Guilford, Connecticut SOCIOLOGY Laurie Carlson B.A. Hingham, Massachusetts ENGLISH Lisa Marie Caron, B.A. South Windsor, Connecticut POLITICAL SCIENCE Brooks Keyes Carr, B.S. Garden City, New York MATHEMATICS Kristian R. Carr, B.A. Cherry Hill, New Iersey ENGLISH G. Randall Chamberlain, B.A. Harvard, Massachusetts POLITICAL SCIENCE Patricia Gordon Chandler, B.A. Williamstown, Massachusetts ENGLISH Bates Key Lisa Beth Cheren, B.A. Sudbury, Massachusetts PSYCHOLOGY Deborah Ann Clark, B.A. Forest Hill, New York ENGLISH AND PSYCHOLOGY David Arthur Cloutier, B.A. Claremont, New Hampshire HISTORY Honors in History Phi Beta Kappa Magna Cum Laude Christopher Wallace Cluff, B.S. Wilmington, Delaware BIOLOGY Frank R. Collier, Ir., B.S. Setauket, New York BIOLOGY Sarah Ruth Collins, B.A. Nashua, New Hampshire ENGLISH David Thomas Connelly, B.A. Waldoboro, Maine THEATER Honors in Theater Doreen Fay Connor, B.A. Henniker, New Hampshire POLITICAL SCIENCE Honors in Political Science David William Peter Cooke, B.A. Flatts Village, Bermuda POLITICAL SCIENCE Simantha Anne Costello, B.A. Newburyport, Massachusetts ECONOMICS Bates Key Mary Elise Couillard, B.A. Westborough, Massachusetts ENGLISH Douglas George Couper, B.S. Weymouth, Massachusetts BIOLOGY Cum Laude Phillip Sheridan Cronin, II, B.A. Kingston, Massachusetts ECONOMICS Edward Paul Cushing, Ir., B.A. Natick, Massachusetts ECONOMICS Elizabeth Ann Cutter, B.A. Weston, Massachusetts ECONOMICS Ana Maria de Garavilla, B.A. Wilmington, Massachusetts PHILOSOPHY AND FRENCH Luke Francis Daley, B.S. Auburndale, Massachusetts BIOLOGY Phi Beta Kappa Ma na Cum Laude ColIege Club Scott Allen Damon, B.A. Fosborough, Massachusetts ENGLISH Honors in English Phi Beta Kappa Cum Laude College Club Thomas Patrick D'Arcy, B.A. Reading, Massachusetts POLITICAL SCIENCE Ieffrey Paul Davidson, B.S. Keene, New Hampshire MATHEMATICS Neal Warren Davidson, B.A. Sudbury, Massachusetts ECONOMICS Phi Beta Kappa Summa Cum Laude Kevin Lee Davis, B.A. Quaker Hill, Connecticut ENGLISH Ioseph Randall Dawe, III, B.S. Stoughton, Massachusetts POLITICAL SCIENCE Mark Gerard DeFranco, B.A. Andover, Massachusetts ECONOMICS Ana Maria de Garavilla, B. A. Wilmington, Massachusetts HISTORY AND SPANISH Maria Cecilia de Mello e Souza, B.A. Rio De Ianeiro, Brazil ANTHROPOLOGY AND PSYCHOLOGY High Honors in Anthropology Phi Beta Kappa Cum Laude Hill:-5 Kwt Chailes Denno, B.A. Vienna, Virginia ENGLISH AND MATHEMATICS layne Marie DePanfilis, B.A. Lunenburg, Massachusetts POLITICAL SCIENCE Secondary Concentration in French Steven Michael DePerna, B.A. Westwood, New Iersey ANTHROPOLOGY Cum Laude Iohn Charles DeSimone, B.A. Worcester, Massachusetts POLITICAL SCIENCE Robert Donald Diamond, B.A. Garden City, New York RELIGION Lucille Roberta Di Pietro, B.A. Malden, Massachusetts ENGLISH Honors in English Martha Mattesson Djerf, B.A. Condord, Massachusetts ART Tracey Ann Dolan, B.A. Danvers, Massachusetts ENGLISH Michael Donatelli, B.S. Portland, Maine CHEMISTRY Phi Beta Kappa Cum Laude Ioseph Iohn Donnelly, lr., B.A. Newburyport, Massachusetts ART Kelly Lee Doubleday, B.A. Lebanon, Connecticut PHILOSOPHY Kevin Francis Downie, B.S. Amherst, Massachusetts GEOLOGY lane Patricia Driscoll, B.A. Taunton, Massachusetts POLITICAL SCIENCE AND PSYCHOLOGY 62 Thomas Hendricks Driscoll, Ir., Swampscott, Massachusetts POLITICAL SCIENCE William Iames Dunham, B.S. Burlington, Connecticut PHYSICS Courtney lane Earley, B.A. Washington, Pennsylvania ENGLISH David Bradley Ehrenthal, B.A. Norwalk, Connecticut ECONOMICS High Honors in Economics lanice Elizabeth Eklund, B.A. Farmington, Connecticut INTERDISCIPLINARY IN RUSSIAN, HISTORY AND POLITICAL SCIENCE Secondary Concentration in Russian Reeven Ion Elfman, B.A. Swampscott, Massachusetts POLITICAL SCIENCE Mark Hunter Elliott, B.A. Bryn Athyn, Pennsylvania ECONOMICS Margaret S. Emley, B.A. Hamden, Connecticut THEATER Honors in Theater Sarah Iewell Eusden, B.A. Williamstown, Massachusetts POLITICAL SCIENCE Bates Key Carolyn Ann Evans, B.A. Charleston, South Carolina PSYCHOLOGY Lisa Lyn Farnham, B.A. Portland, Maine ECONOMICS Clare Federspiel, B.A. Laconia, New Hampshire ECONOMICS Lance Steven Fialkoff, B.A. Morganville, New Iersey HISTORY High Honors in History Phi Beta Kappa Summa Cum Laude Dana Malia Field, B.S. Missoula, Montana BIOLOGY Ioan Elizabeth Fiske, B.A. Old Town, Maine PSYCHOLOGY Bates Key Brenna Lynn Flaugher, B.S. Princeton, New lersey PHYSICS Nancy lean Foley, B.A. Lynn, Massachusetts PSYCHOLOGY Gail Bassett Fons, B.A. Bedford, New Hampshire ENGLISH Deborah Lynn Forrest, B.A. Harrison, Maine ENGLISH Daniel Patrick Foty, B.S. West Brookfield, Massachusetts PHYSICS AND CHEMISTRY Austin Burnham Fowler, B.A. Marshfield, Massachusetts ECONOMICS Martha Schuster Frost, B.A. Pittsford, New York MATHEMATICS David Matthew Gaffin, B.A. Framingham, Massachusetts ANTHROPOLOGY Tamra Marie Garceau, B.A. South Orleans, Massachusetts MATHEMATICS Secondary Concentration in French Ieffrey Watson Garnett, B.A. Newbury, Massachusetts PSYCHOLOGY Karen Elizabeth George, B.S. Mentor, Ohio BIOLOGY Timothy Ross Gleason, B.S. Gloucester, Massachusetts BIOLOGY Steven Eric Goldstein, B.S. Newton, Massachusetts MATHEMATICS Susan Holly Gordon, B.S. West Kingston, Rhode Island BIOLOGY David Michael Gothers, B.A. South Windsor, Connecticut MATHEMATICS Christopher W. G. Graham, B.A. Clinton, Massachusetts PSYCHOLOGY leanine Marie Grant, B.S. Lincoln, Maine BIOLOGY Andrew Scott Greenberg, B.A. Manlius, New York POLITICAL SCIENCE Secondary Concentration in German Thomas Mitchel Grein, B.A. Beverly, Massachusetts POLITICAL SCIENCE George Weldon Griffin, B.A. North Andover, Massachusetts MUSIC William Craig Griffith, B.S. Fairview Village, Pennsylvania GEOLOGY Ionathan Richard Hall, B.A. Marshfield, Massachusetts ECONOMICS Alice P. Hamblin, B.A. Center Sandwich, Maine ART Iulie Ann Handren, B.A. Presque Isle, Maine FRENCH Phi Beta Kappa Magna Cum Laude Secondary Concentration in Russian Bates Key Karen Alicia Hannaway, B.A. Marblehead, Massachusetts ECONOMICS Secondary Concentration in Spanish Ross Cochrane Hanson, B.A. Geneva, Suisse GEOLOGY Donald Arthur Harrington, B.A. Hubbardston, Massachusetts ENGLISH Honors in English Phi Beta Kappa Cum Laude College Club lohn C. Hart, B.S. Stockbridge, Massachusetts CHEMISTRY Lisa Drew Harvie, B.A. Concord, Massachusetts SOCIOLOGY Bates Key Susan Linda Hay, B.S. South Portland, Maine CHEMISTRY Laurel A. Hayes, B.A, Burlington, Vermont FRENCH Phi Beta Kappa Magna Cum Laude Secondary Concentration in Spanish Bates Key Kraig Merle Haynes, B.A. Englewood, Colorado POLITICAL SCIENCE lohn Scott Hazelton, B.A. Troy, New Hampshire ECONOMICS Highest Honors in Economics Phi Beta Kappa Summa Cum Laude College Club Ieffrey Paul Hebert, B.A. North Clarendon, Vermont THEATER Carl Thomas Hellings, B.A. Port Iervis, New York MATHEMATICS Margaret Rebecca Herz, B.A. Concord, Massachusetts SOCIOLOGY Michael Sean Heslin, B.A. Spofford, New Hampshire ENGLISH Iames Stephen Higgins, B.A. Rutland, Vermont FRENCH Thomas Winfield Hildreth, B.A. Hollis, New Hampshire HISTORY College Club Susan D. Hills, B.A. Kailua, Hawaii ENGLISH Randal Peter Hoder, B.A. Woodbridge, Connecticut HISTORY Robert Daniel Hodes, Ir., B.A. Scarsdale, New York SOCIOLOGY Karen Anne Holler, B.S. Auburn, Maine BIOLOGY Neil Allen Holmes, B.A. Plymouth, Massachusetts THEATER David Edward Holzman, B.A. Norwood, Massachusetts ECONOMICS Donald Mark Horne, B.A. Port Allegany, Pennsylvania MATHEMATICS Brian Iohn House, B.S. Reading, Massachusetts GEOLOGY Laura Lynn Howard, B.A. North Fort Myers, Florida ART joseph Alfred Hawley, B.A. Sharon, Massachusetts ANTHROPOLOGY lohn Knibloe Hoyt, B.S. Hollis, New Hampshire PHYSICS Honors in Physics Phi Beta Kappa Cum Laude Meredith Rhys Hu hes, B.A. Yardley, Pennsyllvania POLITICAL SCIENCE Secondary Concentration in Russian Bates Key Charlene Grace Keable Hunt, B.A Auburn, Massachusetts ECONOMICS Iennifer Hyde, B.S. Washington, D.C. INTERDISCIPLINARY IN BIOLOGY, MATHEMATICS AND SOCIOLOGY Sarah Ellen Iameson, B.A. Colorado Springs, Colorado POLITICAL SCIENCE Allison Lou Iohnson, B.A. Westborough, Massachusetts MATHEMATICS AND FRENCH Carole Dianne johnson, B.S. Hollis, New Hampshire GEOLOGY Pamela Ioan Iohnson, B.A. Danyers, Massachusetts ECONOMICS Timothy Loring Iohnson, B.A. New York, New York ENGLISH Barbara Beth Iolie, B.A. Cherry Hill, New Iersey ART Cynthia Marie lones, B.S. Waltham, Massachusetts MATHEMATICS Honors in Mathematics Phi Beta Kappa Magna Cum Laude Maureen lane Ioseph, B.S. Norwell, Massachusetts CHEMISTRY Vicki Lynn Kamm, B.A. Highland Park, Illinois SPANISH Andrew Stewart Kaplan, B.S. Weston, Massachusetts BIOLOGY Steven Alan Kates, B.S. New Bedford, Massachusetts CHEMISTRY Howard Stephen Katz, B.A. Brookline, Massachusetts POLITICAL SCIENCE Anne Keast, B.A. Bristol, Connecticut ENGLISH Honors in English Iohn Lyle Keefe, Ir. B.A. Springvale, Maine RELIGION Laurence Michael Kelley, B.A. Belmont, Massachusetts ENGLISH Michael Ioseph Kellv, B.A. Medfield, Massachusetts PHILOSOPHY Eileen Kendrick, B.A. Acton, Massachusetts ENGLISH Highest Honors in English Shannon MacRae Kenneally, B.A. Fairfield, Connecticut ECONOMICS 64 Nancy Field Prindle Kettle, B.S. New Gloucester, Maine GEOLOGY Lawrence Dustin Kimball, III, B.S. Newburyport, Massachusetts BIOLOGY Honors in Biology Michael David Kirk, B.S. Kennett Square, Pennsylvania BIOLOGY Andrew Arthur Kling, B.S. Providence, Rhode Island GEOLOGY Kenneth Blais Klucznik, B.A. Attleboro, Massachusetts INTERDISCIPLINARY IN ENGLISH, FRENCH. AND GERMAN Honors in English Andrea Lehr Kostanecki, B.A. Darien, Connecticut ' ENGLISH George Richard Krohne, Ir., B.A. Springfield, Massachusetts SOCIOLOGY Amy Ellen Kunycky, B.A. Simsbury, Connecticut ENGLISH High Honors in English Stephen Kutenplon, B.S. Sudbury, Massachusetts INTERDISCIPLINARY IN GEOLOGY AND PHYSICS Doria Lee Kutrubes, B.S. Lexington, Massachusetts GEOLOGY Phi Beta Kappa Magna Cum Laude Linda Christina Kutrubes, B.A. West Roxbury, Massachusetts BIOLOGY Lawrence Francis Lackey, B.S. Stowe, Vermont ECONOMICS Everett Carll Ladd, III, B.S. Storrs, Connecticut BIOLOGY High Honors in Biology Susan E. LaLumia, B.A. Newport Beach, California ENGLISH Iames William Lane, B.A. Keene, New Hampshire ECONOMICS Cum Laude Helen Margaret Lathrop, B.A. Westerly, Rhode Island MATHEMATICS Stephen Robert Law, B.A. Wilbraham, Massachusetts MATHEMATICS David Rumbough Lawson, B.S. Potomac, Maryland LIBERAL ARTS - ENGINEERING Faith Angela Layman, B.A. Madison, Connecticut POLITICAL SCIENCE Secondary Concentration in French Timothy john Lea, B.A. Middlesex,England THEATER Honors in Theater Gail Ann LeBlanc, B.A. Bernardston, Massachusetts MATHEMATICS Bates Key Raymond loseph LeBrun, Ir., B.S Milford, Massachusetts BIOLOGY lohn Eric Leimbach, B.A. Noank, Connecticut RELIGION George Peter Liacopulos, B.A. Marlboro, Massachusetts RELIGION Phi Beta Kappa Magna Cum Laude Col ege Club David Iohn Liegeot, B.S. Plainville, Connecticut BIOLOGY Brian Gerry Lipsett, B.A. New London, Connecticut HISTORY Iennifer Susan Locke, B.A. Manchester, Connecticut HISTORY Honors in History Cum Laude Bates Key Amy Heather Logan, B.A. Ipswich, Massachusetts INTERDISCIPLINARY IN EAST ASIAN STUDIES Craig Steven Lombard, B.A. Lewiston, Maine BIOLOGY Elizabeth Houghton Lovejoy, B.A. Pembroke, New Hampshire SOCIOLOGY Iames Emmett Lovett, III, B.S. Summit, New Iersey BIOLOGY Phi Beta Kappa Magna Cum Laude Alice Marie Lueders, B.S. Needham, Massachusetts CHEMISTRY AND BIOLOGY Honors in Biology Timothy McWilliams Lyne, B.A. Wellesley Hills, Massachusetts HISTORY College Club Alison Elizabeth MacDonald, B.S. Simsbury, Connecticut PSYCHOLOGY Robert Stewart MacKinnon, B.A. Wilmington, Massachusetts HISTORY Douglas Hale MacLeod, B.A. Beverly, Massachusetts ENGLISH Susan Elizabeth MacNeil, B.A. Hingham, Massachusetts MATHEMATICS AND ECONOMICS Elizabeth Anne Magnuson, B.S. Belmont, Massachusetts BIOLOGY Linda Sue Main, B.A. Granby, Connecticut ECONOMICS Thomas Barham Main, B.A. Stamford, Connecticut ENGLISH Christopher Gay Malcolm, B.A. Acton, Massachusetts MUSIC Rajeev Malhotra, B.S. New York, New York MATHEMATICS Thomas Iohn Mangiafico, B.S. Glastonbury, Connecticut BIOLOGY AND CHEMISTRY Iill Eger Marchant, B.A. West Simsbury, Connecticut SOCIOLOGY Mitchell Marcus, B.S. Everett, Massachusetts ECONOMICS Glenn Maurice Martin, B.A. Exeter, New Hampshire ENGLISH Honors in English Phi Beta Kappa Cum Laude Michael Richard Matton, B.S. Portland, Maine ECONOMICS Steven Lawrence McAfee, B.S. Portland, Maine BIOLOGY Michael G. McGonagle, B.A. Reading, Massachusetts HISTORY Stephen Michael McGuirk, B.A. Middleboro, Massachusetts ENGLISH Edward McHugh, B.A. Holyoke, Massachusetts Physics Thomas Mclnerney, B.S. Pittsfield, Massachusetts BIOLOGY Michele Veronica McKeown, B.A. Chelmsford, Massachusetts SOCIOLOGY Elizabeth Terry McMeekin, B.A. Bethesda, Maryland ANTHROPOLOGY Phi Beta Kappa Cum Laude Secondary Concentration in Spanish Michelle Louise McMillen, B.A. West Nyack, New York PSYCHOLOGY Iudith Marie McNeice, B.A. Hingham, Massachusetts PSYCHOLOGY David Belton Merritt, B.A. Arundel, Maine PSYCHOLOGY Robert Ioseph Michel, B.S. Beverly, Massachusetts ECONOMICS Emily Celeste Micolonghi, B.A. Greenville, Rhode Is and ANTHROPOLOGY Eileen Patricia Milauskas, B.A. Marshfield, Massachusetts ENGLISH Maura Cathrine Minkel, B.A. Milton, Massachusetts POLITICAL SCIENCE Susan Marie Moffitt, B.A. Cranston, Rhode Island PHILOSOPHY Denise Cotter Mooney, B.A. Wellesley, Massachusetts PSYCHOLOGY AND SPANISH Bethany Carolyn Moore, B.A. Westport, Connecticut ENGLISH Honors in English Secondary Concentration in French Iohn David Morefield, B.A. Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania ECONOMICS Honors in Economics Dennis Robert Moren, B.S. Keene, New Hampshire BIOLOGY lanet Hollis Morford, B.A. Indianapolis, Indiana FRENCH High Honors in French Phi Beta Kappa Magna Cum Laude Bates Key Meryl Andrea Moskowitz, B.A. Norwich, Connecticut FRENCH Iames Augustine Murphy, III, B.A. Saratoga Springs, New York POLITICAL SCIENCE Laura lean Murray, B.A. Brockton, Massachusetts SPANISH Richard Roland Nadeau, B.A. Biddeford, Maine PSYCHOLOGY 265 Roberta Sara Nahill, B.S. North Andover, Massachusetts PHYSICS Iennifer Laurel Negus, B.A. Bethesda, Maryland ENGLISH High Honors in English lennifer Ellen Newsome, B.A. New Wilmington, Pennsylvania RELIGION Peter Louis Nikitas, B.A. Fitchburg, Massachusetts ECONOMICS College Club Charles William Normand, B.A. Manchester, New Hampshire POLITICAL SCIENCE Honors in Political Science College Club Laura Merriman Norton, B.A. South Harpswell, Maine RELIGION Sally Walker Nutting, B.S. Saco, Maine BIOLOGY Bates Key Iennifer Elaine Ober, B.A. Mendon, Massachusetts SOCIOLOGY Colleen Mary O'Connell, B.A. Methuen, Massachusetts PSYCHOLOGY Kenneth Albert Oh, B.S. Barrington, Rhode Island POLITICAL SCIENCE Bernard Iay Oliver, B.S. Scarborough, Maine PHYSICS Kevin Andrew O'Maley, B.A. Gloucester, Massachusetts SOCIOLOGY Andrew Archibald Orrock, B.S. Quincy, Massachusetts MATHEMATICS Margaret Elisa Orto, B.A. Westfield, New lersey ENGLISH . ' Secondary Concentration in German Victor Charles Otley, III, B.A. Wayne, New Iersey ECONOMICS 66 Michael Guillaume Ouellet, B.A. Watertown, Massachusetts ECONOMICS Mitchel Gordon Overbye, B.A. Sharon, Connecticut ENGLISH Kofi Owusu-Sekyere, B.S. Kumasi, Ghana PHYSICS Matthew L. Paige, B.S. San Marino, California GEOLOGY Maryellen Pambookian, B.A. West Newton, Massachusetts PSYCHOLOGY Archontis Lambros Pantsios, B.A. Provatas, Serre, Greece MATHEMATICS AND ECONOMICS Iames Montmullin Pas uill, II, B.A. Middleboro, Massacflliusetts INTERDISCIPLINARY IN RUSSIAN STUDIES Secondary Concentration in Russian Leigh Ann Peltier, B.A. North Kingstown, Rhode Island POLITICAL SCIENCE Lori Ann Peotrowski, B.A. Midlothian, Virginia ECONOMICS Douglas Gordon Perley, B.A. Newburyport, Massachusetts PSYCHOLOGY Bruce R. Perry, B.A. Lexington, Massachusetts PSYCHOLOGY Lauren Elizabeth Peterson, B.A. Fairfax, Virginia ENGLISH Frank Michael Petras, B.A. Medford, Massachusetts PSYCHOLOGY Iohn Ioseph Petrosky, B.A. Clinton, Connecticut MATHEMATICS Adam Delano Pettengill, B.S. Evanston, Illinois GEOLOGY Martha Pigott, B.A. Kensington, Connecticut ART Honors in Art Cum Laude lane Ellen Porcello, B.A. Salem, Massachusetts HISTORY Stephanie Lynn Poster, B.A. Swampscott, Massachusetts ECONOMICS Allen lohn Presseller, B.A. Minneapolis, Minnesota ECONOMICS High Honors in Economics Phi Beta Kappa Ma na Cum Laude ColIege Club Rita Provatas, B.A. New London, Connecticut ENGLISH Douglas Martin Quintal, B.A. Peabody, Massachusetts ANTHROPOLOGY Susan Ruth Ramee, B.A. Media, Pennsylvania ART AND MATHEMATICS Margaret Lois Randall, B.A. Wellesley, Massachusetts SPANISH Laurie Anne Ravenelle, B.S. Greenville, Rhode Island BIOLOGY Marie Helene Regan, B.A. Plymouth, Massachusetts SOCIOLOGY Scott Douglas Reina, B.A. North P ainfield, New Iersey HISTORY AND SPANISH Stephen Paul Renwick, B.A. Portland, Maine PHYSICS Honors in Physics Secondary Concentration in German Iill Wallace Reurs, B.A. Cambridge, Massachusetts HISTORY Dean Michael Reyburn, B.A. Dover, Massachusetts POLITICAL SCIENCE Iennifer Browning Rockwell, B.A. Suffield, Connecticut ART Lori lean Rogers, B.A. Sa em, New Hampshire PSYCHOLOGY Secondary Concentration in German Kathleen Marie Rose, B.S. South Easton, Massachusetts BIOLOGY Rachael Anne Rouvales, B.S. Marshfield, Massachusetts GEOLOGY Michael Iohn Rowland, B.S. Livermore Falls, Maine CHEMISTRY Claudette Therese Roy, B.A. Berlin, New Hampshire PSYCHOLOGY Phi Betta Kappa Cum Laude Secondary Concentration in Spanish Ernest Matthew Roy, B.A. Lewiston, Maine SOCIOLOGY Ieffrey Normand Roy, B.A. Milford, Massachusetts SOCIOLOGY College Club Mark Anthony Rucci, B.A. Colts Neck, New Iersey ECONOMICS Beverly Ann Ruf, B.S. Morgantown, West Virginia CHEMISTRY Phi Beta Kappa Cum Laude Anne Catherine Ruggles, B.S. Toronto, Ontario, Canada CHEMISTRY Phi Beta Kappa Cum Laude Erin Patricia Russell, B.A. Cranston, Rhode Island PSYCHOLOGY AND THEATER Phi Beta Kappa Cum Laude Iessica Alma Ryan, B.A. Easton, Massachusetts Steven Thomas Ryan, B.S. Waterford, Connecticut PHYSICS Ann Hunt Ryer, B.S. Potomac, Maryland BIOLOGY Shari Elise Sacgan, B.A. Marblehea ,Massachusetts RHETORIC Sharon Ruth Saltzgiver, B.A. Somers, Connecticut PSYCHOLOGY Phi Beta Kappa Cum Laude Bates Key Donald Iohn Sarason, B.A. Seattle, Washington SOCIOLOGY Beth Ann Sargent, B.A. Nashua, New Hampshire SOCIOLOGY Phi Beta Kappa Cum Laude Natalie Sharon Saucier, B.A. Broad Brook, Connecticut INTERDISCIPLINARY IN RELIGION AND RUSSIAN Anthony Charles Savastano, B.A. Attleboro, Massachusetts ECONOMICS Paul Manning Scannell, B.A. Worcester, Massachusetts HISTORY Secondary Concentration in French Kara M. Schaake, B.A. Hampton, New Hampshire ECONOMICS Susan Lauraine Schnapper, B.A. Swampscott, Massachusetts ENGLISH Ioshua Robert Schultz, B.S. Allentown, Pennsylvania CHEMISTRY Nina Louise Sciola, B.A. Beverly, Massachusetts PSYCHOLOGY Cum Laude Iudith Anne Seraikas, B.At Barrington, Rhode Island ENGLISH FRENCH AND MATHEMATICS Honors in English Bates Key Laurie lean Sevigny, B.A. Portland, Maine HISTORY Bates Key Campbell Pope Shannon, B.S. Marblehead, Massachusetts BIOLOGY Megan Patricia Shea, B.A. New Milford, Connecticut ENGLISH Kathleen Patricia Sheehan, B.S. Trumbull, Connecticut CHEMISTRY Phi Beta Kappa Magna Cum Laude Gary Alan Silverman, B.A. Yarmouth Port, Massachusetts POLITICAL SCIENCE Dean Andrew Slocum, B.A. Warwick, Rhode Island SOCIOLOGY College Club Harold Nathan Smith, B.A. Delhi, New York GERMAN Leonard lay Smith, B.A. South Portland, Maine GERMAN Michelle Ann Marie Smith, B.A. Hampton, Virginia ART Paul Vernon Snyder, B.A. Westfield, Massachusetts POLITICAL SCIENCE Ari Maxwell Soroken, B.A. Lowell, Massachusetts ECONOMICS Secondary Concentration in Spanish College Club Priscilla Iames Spencer, B.A. Orange, Connecticut PSYCHOLOGY Lisa Elizabeth Splain, B.A. Old Saybrook, Connecticut ECONOMICS Mark Robert Stevens, B.A. Gray, Maine ECONOMICS Robin Lee Stidworthy, B.A. Bedford, Massachusetts ECONOMICS 26 Steven Weil Stone, B.A. Shaker Heights, Ohio HISTORY High Honors in History Patricia Margaret Strohla, B.S. Old Lyme, Connecticut PSYCHOLOGY Anthony Franke Stuart, B.S. Fredericksburg, Virginia PHYSICS AND BIOLOGY Poll Merriam Swetland, B.A. Clleveland, Ohio ART Phi Beta Kappa Cum Laude Gary Gerard Tedesco, B.A. Winchester, Massachusetts SOCIOLOGY Norman Scott Tibbetts, B.S. South Easton, Massachusetts MATHEMATICS Andrew M. Tidd, B.A. Lincoln, Nebraska MUSIC Iames Daniel Tobin, B.A. South Windham, Maine ECONOMICS College Club Valerie Mae Toner, B.A. Westbrook, Maine ENGLISH Deborah Ieanne Touhey, B.A. Framingham, Massachusetts HISTORY Honors in History Phi Beta Kappa Magna Cum Laude Margaret Ann Tramontine, B.A. Scarsdale, New York ART Anthony Michael Trombly, B.A. Laconia, New Hampshire ECONOMICS Ioanne Elizabeth Trout, B.A. Old Greenwich, Connecticut PSYCHOLOGY Spilios Iohn Tsagronis, B.S. West Boylston, Massachusetts POLITICAL SCIENCE 268 Ellen Margaret Tuttle, B.A. Bellingham, Massachusetts GERMAN Phi Beta Kappa Cum Laude Ionathan Hodsdon Tuttle, B.S Auburn, Maine BIOLOGY Matthew Samuel Twomey, B.A. Winchester, Massachusetts ECONOMICS Kathleen Ann Tynan, B.A. Centerville, Massachusetts ECONOMICS Margaret Ioy Tyner, B.A. West Paris, Maine MATHEMATICS Louis Olivier Vachon, B.A. Levis, Quebec, Canada ECONOMICS Phi Beta Kappa Magna Cum Laude Lorena Parada Valdes, B.S. Panama City, Panama BIOLOGY AND FRENCH Todd Stephen Valentine, B.S. Plainville, Connecticut CHEMISTRY Everard Rolf van der Marck, B.A. Amsterdam, The Netherlands PSYCHOLOGY Valorie lane Van Metre, B.A. Columbus, Wisconsin HISTORY Pauline Anita Vashon, B.S. Waterville, Maine BIOLOGY Elisabeth Reine Veilleux, B.A. Wethersfield, Connecticut ECONOMICS Honors in Economics Phi Beta Kappa Magna Cum Laude Nicholas Velonis, B.A. Beverly, Massachusetts ECONOMICS Barbara St. Iohn Vickery, B.S. Richmond, Maine BIOLOGY High Honors in Biology Phi Beta Kappa Summa Cum Laude Timothy Nelson Vigue, B.A. Concord, New Hampshire PSYCHOLOGY Phi Beta Kappa Cum Laude Wendy Ann Vogel, B.A. Edgartown, Massachusetts POLITICAL SCIENCE Phi Beta Kappa Cum Laude Albert Raymond Waitt, B.A. Plaistow, New Hampshire SOCIOLOGY David Eames Walsh, Ir., B.A. Che msford, Massachusetts ECONOMICS Linda lane Walters, B.S. Easton, Pennsylvania BIOLOGY High Honors in Biology Forrest Sie fried Ward, B.A. Gainesviile, Florida ECONOMICS Iames Michael Warner, B.A. Lowell, Massachusetts SOCIOLOGY AND ECONOMICS Daniel Copell Watson, B.A. Westwood, Massachusetts ECONOMICS William Laurence Watson, B.A. Belmont, Massachusetts SOCIOLOGY Ellen Susanne Weiss, B.A. Cleveland Heights, Ohio ANTHROPOLOGY Honors in Anthropology Bates Key Lianne Carol Welch, B.A. Southborough, Massachusetts SOCIOLOGY Terence McKee Welch, B.A. Concord, Massachusetts ECONOMICS AND PSYCHOLOGY Christopher Andrew Wellborn, B.A. La Io la, California POLITICAL SCIENCE Karen West, B.S. Londonderry, Vermont BIOLOGY Peter Gregory Weyand, B.A. Duxbury, Massachusetts HISTORY KOUeI'l IHIIICS VVIIIIU, lll, D.l'K. Cleveland, Ohio POLITICAL SCIENCE Sarah lane White, B.A. Antrim, New Hampshire ECONOMICS Kathryn Marie Whitenack, B.S. Tenafly, New Iersey CHEMISTRY Susan Elizabeth Wigley, B.A. Woods Hole, Massachusetts PSYCHOLOGY Hal Iosegh Wilkins, B.A. North oro, Massachusetts RELIGION Margaret Ann Wilkins, B.S. South Windsor, Connecticut BIOLOGY Phi Beta Kappa Summa Cum Laude Suzanne lean Willey, B.S. Sudbury, Massachusetts BIOLOGY lVl3I'y KUIII VVllll8l'TlS, lib. Oakdale, Connecticut BIOLOGY Angela Eileen Wilson, B.S. Spring Valley, New York PSYCHOLOGY Richard Dennett Wilson, Ir., B.A. Gloucester, Massachusetts POLITICAL SCIENCE Iennifer Faith Wohlers, B.A. Hampstead, New Hampshire HISTORY David Burton Wolf, B.A. Woodstock, Connecticut PHILOSOPHY Honors in Philosophy Phi Beta Kappa Cum Laude College Club Iennifer Andrea Woodward, B.A. Bethlehem, Connecticut FRENCH lXel'Il'IGIl'l ADOFBW VV OI'lflV, D.D Salem, New Hampshire PHYSICS AND MUSIC High Honors in Music Daniel Patrick Wrenn, B.S. Haverhill, Massachusetts MATHEMATICS Steven Francis Wright, B.S. Glastonbury, Connecticut MATHEMATICS Mark Edward Young, B.A. Needham, Massachusetts POLITICAL SCIENCE Williamljames Zafirson, B.A. Bidde ord, Maine SOCIOLOGY George Whiting Zeller, B.A. Newcastle, Maine INTERDISCIPLINARY IN RUSSIAN STUDIES The Robert Plumb Award The Clair E. Turner Award The Willis Award Coe Scholarship Award College Club Music Award Alice lane Dinsmore Award Leila Forster Award Harold Goodspeed Award William Sawyer Award William Hartshorn Award Abigail Smith Award Henry Walter Oakes Award Dale Hatch Award Recipients of Awards Nancy Bell, '85 Iames Goodberlet, '84 Paul Rosenthal, '85 Glenn Graham, '85 Steven Dolley, '84 Natalie Saucier, '83 Paul Snyder, '83 Herbert Taylor, '84 Christopher Malcolm, '83 Sarah Adams, '83 Iamie Farquhar, '85 Eve Berman, '85 Heather Larlee, '86 Scott Steinberg Laird Allen, '83 Ioan Fiske, '83 Glenn Martin, '83 Carole Iohnson, '83 Christopher Graham, '83 Donna Bailey, '83 Iennifer Ober, '83 Almon Cyrus Libbey Prize! Oren Nelson Hilton Award Best Freshman Debater Best Freshman Team Charles Sumner Libbey Prize Irving Cushing Phillips Award Senseney Memorial Gilbert-Townsend Award Rodney F. Iohonnot Award R.A.F. MacDonald Graduate Award Milton Lindholm Scholar! Athlete Award Paul M. Hardy Prize Percy Wilkins Math Award Albion Morse Stevens Award Kim Leighton, '86 Kim Leighton, '86 Iohn Moshay, '85 Lance Fialkoff, '83 Melissa Mosher, '85 Paul Rosentahl, '85 David Connelly, '83 Donald Harrington, '83 Iames Pasquill, '83 Ianet Morford, '83 Susan Wigley, '83 Neal Davidson, '83 Dona Kutrubes, '83 Iames Lovett, '83 Cynthia M. Iones, '83 Margaret McNamara, '85 Christopher Kohler, '85 26S Senior Week li f amor 47455 Ha f7f0L1,Q 1 I F i SL. ,,,..f- x Nix 2 Q 'S f, ' A ' , - f -ff '--- A- 'W' ,P wnuuzeu f, If Wgfall-.1-4. 9 Lp .f A? Kin'- va- kr N 1 ,- fel. 5 0-.Q-..,. -.-, I A A moment, like any other in its nonexistence, but how long has been its prelude of I wonder and I wonder and too soon, too soon . . . 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OPEN 5 a.m.-2 p.m. QCIosed Sundaysy When It absolutely has tr? be mc urry .J SBIG? positively ' - , ei' :P 4? OF LEWISTON 221 LISBON STREET 784-4209 6604141 1' -511.1412 W Tjlinnnigi' ,Q Q 418 2 Main Street Lewiston , Maine 04240 783-1587 1,2 X THE BLUE GO0SE The Home of Fine Draft Beer. e 69 Sebattus St., Lewiston Q 659029 W We x Ge Qxefew W 6 in Da O 6 C I 'L 3' -sg.: u Q -5 49 Gfpmgx - Q X My i A 3 -51 0 x .H ,ye be .X,, Q , l f M M E W Q gb? Ri The Coca-Cola Bottling Plants, Inc. 1750 Lisbon StreetlLewiston, Maine 04240 '-in in M MECHANICS' 5 SAVINGS BANK CHECKING ACCOUNTS SAVINGS ACCOUNTS ALL TYPES OF LOANS foun nousmc L E N D E R 100 MINOT AVE 60 BROAD ST. AUBURN MAINE Sears, Roebuck and Company Lewiston, ME 6001! LUCK GRADIIA TES! J -4 Q 1 f 5 X jff l3lfTI'Y'S VAIQIEIT' 418 Main Street Cold Beer and Wine Stop in ond Soy Hi Aga M 203 COLLEGE ST. LEWISTON, ME 786-3363 PAUL O'CLAlR DAVE 0'CLAlR 294 GOLDSMITIYS srolmnc coons THE NAME IN MAINE BEHIND ATHLETICS COMPLETE LINE OF SPORTING GOODS 784 4933 94 COURT STREET AUBURN J3f,f'!lz13'1' 1 4 A 'A A3 'SM gyv 'rw 'Ju ' 'ur ' ,Q 'H-M l ., ,,. rw ALF QUALITY MARKET 145 College Street 783-8425 SUNDAY-THURSDAY 8 AM-11PM FRIDAY-SATURDAY 8AM-12PM Prop. Amy Sz Ron Dubois K games Laxman 0001 HAND ou gamma CASUAL5 SAVE S151 V' REDWOUD Mens Mfg, SUQQ- Womens 543 50 34 95 Faetory Outlet Price S32-95' J ' AUBURN - 67 Minot Ave. 0 Su. I'urtlnmI - lixil 7. Ne-xl lo Mnrshulls 0 Bridgton - Route 302 ,w O Brunswick - Route l, Pleasant St. 0 Wells - Route 1 A M 0 No. Conwa N.H. -- 302116 W U. - ALL LOCATIONS EXCEVT SO. PORTIAND OPIW SUNDAY all J-J ZYFCQAK THE FL QZFBDZYS T 245 Centre Street CONGRATULATIONS 59-1. -. : if 'hug 'J we-Q ,X JV 13,41 'LSB QQ403 Sabattus Street Lewiston 4' 9 Take Out Service o Mon.-Sat. 11 am-9 pm Beer - Wine - Cocktails Seafood - Onion Rings Clam Cakes - Steak Chicken in a Basket Sandwiches Easy Walking Distance From Bates YQ. fr 1-Q I - I Q 4 if i 'fl iid X IEIHIEEIFUFE I.'5CUl-UID I.'jI3IIU'lJI5l-ii says congratulations lm 'Q' Q V 4 GOLDEN COIN HOUSE 16-18 Park St. Lewiston, ME 45 'I 4 Nw e tember 'xtembers o the facultw he admmrstratlon and e bo conxcned earlx ID the month for the fourteenth nual Sugarlo Conference The role of mlues rn Lrberal Arts was t centril theme f dlscusslon at the w eelxend conference Rebecca Swanson 8 took oxer the posxtron of HOUS1Hg Coordlnator and x a s 1 oxercrowdln as a large freshman c ass entered Bates The 19811989 Bates Student was presented wlth an award hx he Columbla Scholasuc Press Assoclatlon Late ln the month the Representatlxe Assemblx TRAI at last approxed a budget for extracurrxcular actw rtles for the x ear Beglnnlng wlth a human lssues forum on sexlsm 1n SOCIETX sexlsm at Bates became a hlghlx contro xersral lssue and stated that wax for mam months 1 RALPH NADER 'TIIVIOTHY LEARY ' HOLLY NEAR ' LIVINGSTON TAYLOR housand t r the performed a memorabie concert for students as that Over one t Weuas membefs of the doiiars in sound even Outside COYPIPUNW- ecplipment had been in mid-Pebrua y ovember: Nation- ta en. remarkabie Guarnari wide, Democrats anuafyg ponin ge- String Quartet performed swept the '82 yoke, e renowned a variety of musicai styies ctions. fn Maine Afnenoen pget eno in the coiiege chapei . . . eorgte Mitcheii beat own nemo eonviet, gave e A sit-in protesting Repu iican chaiienger moving iectnre end poetry discrimination against avid Emory, and feeding in the H3195 homosexuais byxthe armed Governor ioseph Brenan Chgpei , H services was eid at the won reeiection over Re- Ngaf Dgvidgon '33 Wee GCC. Attending the sit-in pubiican Charies Gragin. neineo an Aggdgmig AH- were students, facuity ow ev er Repubiican Afnenoen by the Cottege members, and reporters ympia Snow was gnome tnfoffneyion from the Associated Press, reeiected to her third term Dneetofe gf Anqenoo , , 1 United Press ' he House . . . The 1933 Wintef Cer. fnternationai, the Boston a Bates nivaf o eneo Wnn the Giobe, and severai iocai e og the ffwnoy Witd TV and radio stations. . . only e The heated controversy rrounding the GSA and A uitment Ht Kevin Raye, iunior who ran for state qnein representative in Maine, Ween Afthouq WHS GHG Of YUHUY week eariier t e ground SUI. Repubiicansdefeated... had begg boye, the Miiitary recr The new iafrvatdwas Srfefw tzstsrssi Sisissstrt Department performedthe Saw. Xovfmfa do f 9 Crawford invnezi stunning Greek tragedy, esseuha Cgngfe lim h' members Oi the KKK to Iphigeneio otAu1ius... We h0 WF 9 Bates no test me no an Three students accused 63 xg ti 0 f 9 mmf iommn OHDS and Xuan of piacingadead deer ina Eamwa Wa? 3 ,Pep Yesi neg his OSX as third fioor Adams dorm Ofmanpe .O umque' g-d K pd I room received ietters of fhyfhmfc iam bv the P1381 .eg mm S 8 censure from the student Heafh Bfofhefs- W mwm of pmtesf C0Hd11CTC0YUUmTG9--- b u :E i ' th arch: Presdent T. .The v0iieXbaU YGQYU tfndnfh.yPr2siddnxt ff Hediey ifeyqnoids finished thir in MHKUG the Goiiege T. announcedt at tu Chfffiilonifggfi -the seats ffeiuif fiemds fsuefsa ma ff' Mifiiwie sae en ex ressin e aca e ic ear r ayvkins Dance became H Cottegxes reffnctanfffe to sirsoo . .. YOPYC Of P0Y:g0V5Y'5Yi and corppy withsthe Mihtary MA Federaix goprt 0909 33310 9 3909 WH? Se ective ervice Act innesota ru e t at t e heid 35 usual HOWGVGY. li known as the Soiomon Soiomon Amendment is WXS dmafked PY tow Amyepdment... k upcpqnstitutionaig Debate 8 SH BUGS- e men's trac team o t e issue at ates an ecember: The Bates earned the Maine state across the country fiefd hggkey tgam titie . . . continued . . . inighed e Gontrovergy sigroigtgf- The thetpterhdepartrrient markabfe season by ing actions y t e A resente t e stu ent winning the Maine state escxaxiateqk .Xa E body with an damazing ournement . .. e o ston vent's fantasy in its pro uction o Students returned from topic of focus was A Dream Play by August anksgivirrg break go fincf 'glemirgsm in tha Xl80's. Strrgdberxg. .. M d severa t ousan s o ary ay, awe - nown e ates o ern doiiars worth of beiong- radicai separationist, was Dance Company did its ings missing from their featured as one of the usuai outstandingiob in its rooms. XNRBC reported speakers sponsored by the yeariy performance . .. 'fe AW sid-B President T. Hedley Reynolds returned from a fundraising and good-will tour of Iapan . . . The possibility of insti- tuting an Honor Code became a hot topic of debate as the year neared a close . . . pril: Students rallied outside while facultg members delaye voting on the GSA- Military issue , . . Soccer player Doria Katrubes and football and lacrosse player Neal Davidson were named winners of tha annual Milton L. Lindholm Scholar-Athlete Awards William Cattan, editor of the ultra-conservative Dartmouth Review, raised some eyebrows when he spoke in Chase Lounge in early April . . . During short-term President T. Hedley Reynolds stated that the college will comply with the much-disputed Solomon Amendment. une: Dr. Bernard Lown, founder of Physicians for Social Responsibility deliv- ered an unusual com- mencement address . . . The sun emerged from behind a hazy morning as the last member of the class of 1983 received his diploma. 'WWTP' fl f- s -, 4 . - J' 'H.7'. Editor Ari Soroken Assistant Editor Lisa Harvie Business Manager Kathleen Rose Photography Editors Steven Law Nagisa Yamamoto Layout Editors Iames Brommer Mark Roy Advertising Manager Carrie Berman Circulation Managers Ieanmarie Hester Clare Federspiel Promotions Manager Allison Iohnson PHOTOGRAPHY Teresa Bravo Laurie Carlson Eric Hoffer Huy Le Peter Nikitas Rick Denison Leonard Plavm Ion Freedman Tim Kane Publications Office Prof Gene Clough lay Farwell Leigh Peltier Terrence Welch Beth Manning Colleen O Connell Bill Burleigh Cathy Dana Andy Blackadar Eileen Hoye Zach Carr LAYOUT Terry McMeek1n Heather Beebe Robin Cameron Sean Carlos Lori McAnaney LAYOUT Cont. Ianet Butler Bob Bouchard Anne Ruggles Heidi Lovett LITERARY Susan Pope Gail Fons Marjie Needham Ieff Roy Rick Denison ART Becky Senior lean Stillwell Martha Clary THANK YOU Priscilla Green Phil Lee Becky Swanson Eileen Connors lim Weston Theresa Shostak Iames Reese Paul Slovenski Iames Carignan SPECIAL THANKS Ioe Gromelskl I always wondered lust who Ioe Gromelski 74 was Editors of the past yearbooks always seemed to mention him under Special Thanks For what I always wondered I mean how much can somebody who raduated in 1974 really know After all he hasn t een in the real world that long Well I found out 1ust who Mr Ioseph Michael Gromelski the government mayor from Dudley Mass is but Im not telling Thanks Ioe I Cole Harris Once a am Cole Harris demonstrated that he knows a l there is to know about publishing yearbooks Cole worked with us all the way When we needed extra time Cole ar ran ed it When we needed technical information on ayout procedures Cole secured it When cost cutting methods were available Cole introduced them to us The only thing that Cole Harris didn t do was pay for our yearbook Oh well I Cole Harris is a representative of the Taylor Publishing Company . 4 - - . - . . . . - . . . 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