Bates College - Mirror Yearbook (Lewiston, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 296 of the 1984 volume:

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While Freshmen may anticipate seven more sets of finals, Seniors are writing theses and contemplating visiting the O.C.C. ln addition to the ex- pected challenges brought on by a rigorous academic semester, the Bates student is also tested in various outdoor activities. Who can forget slipping on the ice to check if anyone had noticed? 'W F vii! M 3. . s Q. . . x f -T lg: ,515 1, 'V V M. Z' 55' Tiff f ,Q -9-'W f Q lg V+: 'f 3 , if 'S 'pw' - K Q 42. - ,vp 1- 1-1: 333, Tf ifjYs--?:AL,3' . .7 5.3 ia f.'. V ff' qbevs-rf? F A 'U-Q 1. K E' 7'-Lf s 'ft-is ' fl vi, 'ffl-1 ti-.V ' - f 'fi,. J'2'i'4A we ' Pj- -I .wil af-il kg Ji. -.xg ' V.,?,,f:95 T f' :I-' ,- J- ,gslglytxf Us A ngiif, h Ak V M. f-All ,ca .ci 1, W 45 qs-yi it .Jai F k , fu- f -My - wg, ff.:s - ' ' 111 1 f I- Y' -V A-:V r- ,'-Z ,ggi V J ,f ca I-, , g. K rs Wk? 1 A fr ft f 1 Q? is WH ,it , . 1 ffl if 1 i -2 ! ,,. I . x ' V 'E A I, . , , ., , ' L-1 .-if.-T-'kj 3-jg Q '. 'fr ,K-,fl 51' , V A 'K - 4,1 'A' n . -'-. 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' 1 .W .QQ E791- 'l ,. nib' .At ' Philip Wylie Leigh Campbell Chemistry Financial Aid Director Unseen But Not Forgotten Leland Bechtel Paul Heroux Joyce Seligman Margaret Brearley John King Mark Semon Arthur Brown Susan Lagueux Patricia Smith Rebecca Corrie Eli Minlsotf Sarah Strong Carolyn Court Ernest Muller Sawyer Sylvester Robert Feintuch Gerda Neu-Sokol Robert Sypitkowski Lisbeth Francis Janis Ozimek-Maier John Tagliabue Regina Harrison Louis Pitelka Donna Turnbaugh Robert Hatch Carl Schwinn James White 5 Sitting. Writing. ' How much knowledge Can you get from that book? All you know, inked forposterity on large, white-lined notecards. iiti Do four hundred notecards A thesis make? 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K fir is 1- 11 - .KV fi ' -' ' - ' '. .fi . 1-J, 37525 1 ' ifffillr-1 if X1 ' ' - .13 - TV- , f 1' ' ,, WZ fs ff ' - ' ' ' Q ' . 5 f ii, 'f TV. iff -Y 1 9 11 ,, .f X , - 1, f 1. .fy gli- . 7.1 -101 I Q ' f if , f fi: -iff ,f. r I K , ky f ' ' . '- Q ,' . wg: W xy 114. 5, 'X ,V ff 5. -3, , Q, 7.7! If, 4 55 ff V. f r. x ' 4 ,Q f f gf yf 3 . q 7.4 , ,, .V vi. ,' ' . ' 5' in ' fl jf'.1fj.'77.i 1' ' :yn iv if' Z -ff, - - rzl .Q , The Dinner Hour i snap my fingers cleanly, knowing in the gesture we become the queen we wish to seem. No ghostly waiter I lightly steps out from the dusk I in time, and this hungriness will make my feet grow roots, to tap the ground for water, not receiving and Iill still stay, oh yes, until the sky through condensation pours down like midnight soup, and Moon will freeze . into a plate and drop into my lap, to hold the stars I'll have all to myself, to eat. . - Eliza Richards Flight How much is the show I said to the bird. Free, said the bird, for I have been waiting for a time when I could fly for youf, Why do you do what you do I asked the bird. Because it is me the bird replied, smiling, on his way, to nowhere. - Alex Hammer A Walk By the bright clouds and the fire in the sky A bird is singing way up in the trees And your hand pulses mine by the road in the morning, silently, softly, roundly effusing Dream and the sounds of the forest path Gorgeous and brilliant, boisterously transferring the stars to our gentle and generous smiles Hold hold hold, by the patch of blue sky, The rondure of cloud and emotion Receiving the light of a cry Until tonight and the gentle caress Until another word from you, softer than before More warmth of pulse and thought. - Kenneth Morrill 45 Thoughts the shortest verse in the bible: They are these crazy wildflowers ifjesus sprung from black earth played piano: breathing with my fertile lawn-born dreams jazz, dancing in eternal rhythm and gentle by cool water shallows quiet. fingers. - Michelle Rowland his father was a carpenter, but jesus always wanted to be a surgeon. - Dave Matson FALL SEMESTER A 44 D! -,,4,w,A,.,, x 435, nfl. jf' SEPTEMBER ,, T -A Members of the student body, faculty, and ad- ? ministration gathered at the 1983 Sugarloaf Con- ' A , U., 1 ' ference to discuss The Call to Excellence: the ' 4 Teachers and Learners. x W --- if A Problems arose for Bates social life with the V . crackdown on liquor by the Maine Liquor Commis- ,p..av . . . :gif sion. Parties were postponed as rumors circulated f .TX y about the presence of liquor spies. J ',x,h,fljw.,? S Early in the semester, the Bedspins, a band ,-4 ,, made up of Bates students, made their debut while ff 'Q-Qtijgv another student band, Rival also entertained the T' campus. 4' N K 95 OCTOBER T' Q - October 16th was the date for the Nuclear Col- ' loquium's first speaker, James Fallow, who gave an overall view of the nuclear predicament. A As an alternative to the Film Board, a group of interested students formed the Renaissance Film Society to show classic foreign and American films. A The Maine Times published an article about sexual harassment centering on a case filed by a Bates professor against the school. NOVEMBER - Stacy Kabat, Jeff Miller, and Eric Bondy 4, . Y q L organized a Bates chapter of Amnesty Interna- Qf . ' 'rft' tional with the goal of working for the release of in- Q' ' ternational prisoners and ending the death penalty. TTTTTTT ,.., - The Day After, a made-for-T.V.-movie about i , the effects of nuclear war, greatly affected both the viii, fi W - A , p consciences of Bates students and the nation. ' ' DECEMBER ' ' pf, A The month of December was busily filled with i ga A A A the spirit of Christmas, parties, and intensive study- V gggr if 'i. ing in preparation for our finals!! you--if 'Agg 4 4 Ffa ' .. lm izi?.5'k l ,rvy ' ' a A A was g -TZ.. X E Q V A 'V 'V ,V .-TWYTW, if H J AV , Vg g ' SOLOMON AMENDMENT ' NEWELL WARD pp ' BEACH PLAYS ' GRENADA A A A w ' THE DAY AFTER ' AMNESTY lNTERN.ATlONALf Q ' DAVE MALLETT ' ROBERT DRlNAN p ' GARY HART ' RlVAL 48 A 5 'Q . - + 6456? 'A lf ee iffy ',NNN . . N 'V D7 A XX! ,423 -6' 44's :HH 1 J xwff' gg, 'X 49 Q ,z H 1 . u x Q l Legg ,S rap, ,B 2111, Y N 5 .. 4. - 1112100 1 1 It ,556 XF' -A ' 5 'Ez NH-1, ff - Z tx ll!! f f- n, W K'-..x P' an nov' ,jf X , ' we 2 ' ,R - 4 il. . 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F I Li H' . x ,Ii i.5 'En 'N 'f lx fl, I i v I if k ! E E V lil x -X -nm, L E d ' E 1 5 V-v wivc .' V, X ,, I X . , ,mx f XUCLE ll! A COLL0llU IU M he Colloquium on Nuclear Weapons and Arms Control was a year long series of events aimed at ex- ploring the nuclear predicament in a non-partisan well-rounded manner. The Colloquium was oriented around a series of six major speakers. Each speaker represented a different view- point and had previous experience with issues that were part of the nuclear predicament. Dispersed among the ma- jor lectures were other events which used a broad spectrum of media such as painting and informed discussion sec- tions to further explore the nuclear issues. The planning committee hoped that the Colloquium was informative and ex- citing. We were thankful for the oppor- tunity to contribute our energies toward giving Bates College and the surround- ing community an opportunity for a comprehensive overview and detailed exploration of the nuclear predicament. While ignorance may be bliss with nuclear weapons, it is also folly. As responsible individuals we cannot afford the potential costs of being uninformed. Our thanks to all who made this Collo- quium possible! -- Joel Page Members of Nuclear Colloquium Planning Committee Martha Clary Cheryl Crouteau John Cutler Bill Driscoll Ruth Killough Russ Forman Barry French Martha Elbaum Eric Hamilton Charlene Floyd Peter Kessen Ellen Landy Dru Jaffe John Luddy Alex Johnston Meg McNamara Diane Olivera Mark Payne Joel Page Sam Smith John Rooks Joe Zaia Mary Ann Whitney Jed Wright Eric Price Prof. Eric Wollman Prof. Tom Tracy Prof. Garold Thumm Grant Reynolds Reverend Richard Crocker Reveren General Gordon Fornell Bruce Russet CJRGANIZATICDNS .lj is wi . M 'ee 0-as Ml 0 we Fronrflow D Connelly M Whnney E Londry B French Second Row E Homllron 5 Brockefr C Culren N Adorns, D. Honson M HILLEL A 3 X4 Y? 1 L Jinx ' , 5 f ji -XT A AL 15? QL., 1 5 .5-all X. rg ' 'eff 'erm' f 'L Y vw if :mu .. 'Aff .xl ll! J V ' N., X QQ' ew ' A . xxx ' ,J .J . .-.. , I Front Row: R, Roze . , . , . .- son, onlco Met viner, Scott Freemon, Mortho Elboum, Dovid Koplon, n, H, Lovett, 5. Kornstein. Second Row- J Soles R Formon Robbl Berstein MrSsl'ng Adom Abel M ' NEW WCRLD COALITION .J Front Row- M. Roy, S. Grodberg, 5. Quigley, B Allen, P MocDonoId Second Row: J. Miller, M, Mcnomoro, G. Wright, J. Poge, S. Cobot, B Jones. OUTING CLUB 7 Q ' 3 3 Q 1 2 F U Fronrflow Y Lu. B Thornos.J Jerer, J, Morden, K Kiley, S Sledzik. P Sr Jermoine. T Duff, A. Curlggs. 5e-cond Row C Krejso. R For nnon, M, Wright, A Lorody, M Cleory, M Lewls. V Bermon, S, Ausrin, A. Frory, D. Boorhby. Third Row. D Broslou, A. Sreinboch. E 'lv ,, V Schaele, D Joffe, P Surnmonds, K Volkening, L Lorody, N. Worde, C Kohler Fourth Row. C. Kelly, D Belore, D Romirez, K Chop- pelko. J. Cutler. D Thornron. B. Lorres. F Richrer ARTS SOCIETY 'lil gil H93 ,ef Fronr Row C l3oIdwnn,J Reese, A Follon, P. Sovery. Second Row 5. Quigley, J. Serrnn, A. Arerson, L. Cohen, S, Kornsrein. AFRO-AMERICAN SOCIETY Fronr Row V Volenrine, D Wlllioms, T Jones Second Row D Beckford. R Floyd. D. Nowoclsi, C. Anzuler, A. Cowon, W McNeil. B George. M Milburn, C McKoyle, J Horns, 5 Snnirn, A Kinconnon Thfrd Row T. Smirn, E Hill, A. Johnson, S. Williomson, H Mcneil, B Hobbs. NEWMAN CCUNCIL Fronr Row. M. Abore. Second Row: L. Gionos, M. MocDonold, K. Wooster, P. Trocy, J. Glerson. Third Row' A Ferroro CHASE HALL COMMITTEE Fronr Row: C. Koudjis, C. Cole, M. VonDuyne, R. Rovenelie, J. Posco, B, Collender. Second Row. B. Peskin, T. Horonion, D. Corberfe C. Anzolut, J. Reese, J. Rook, C. Friedrich, D. Horrigon, K. Loosko, E. Homori, K. Bores. Third Row: P. Kirk, P. Creighton, L. Solvo, M Roy, S. Whersrone, K. Powers. LEGAL STUDIES CLUB . . S . . , . Q., X . . , si n t 5 . x ' ' R London, C. Culron, L. Pisro, S. Morrison. WOMEN'S RUGBY E J 1 6 , P . 9 , ' E . , !: gf., J.. FronrRow A Frokenburg, C Fiolo. B Londry. A. Robinson. K Mullens. J Gudoiris. P. Monty. B Allen Second Row S Snoskin. 5 Mc Culley, 5. Degozzoldi, C Rusrigion, S McCroe, C Anrse, H. Wygenr Thlrd Row J. Lidslsy, 5 Billings, C. Errnson. J Beoven-Anlsner DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS L J J HITCTJ V f gf Z' 155 V Fronr Row: J. Greene, S. Billings, J. Willerre, P. Rosenrhol, E. Homilron. Second Row' J. Merisoris, A Robertson, E Wells. J King. B French. STUDENT TRAINERS Fronr Row: P. Rowson, M. Whitney, S. Long, K. Duefield. Second Row: H. MocConnell, P. Livingston, E. Swon, L. Pouliot, C. Kelley Third Row: M. Rursrein, Liso Collette, P. Kerrigon, A. Blockodor, R. Pork. Missing: J. Soles. GARNET X, , ,W QMS 'Sits' I , 2 4 , 'AY fi? 1 5 . . , , , Fronr Row: M. Wold, S. Bonks, M. Roymond. Second Row: M. Kimboll, J. Arsenoulr, M. Rowlond. Missing: L. Aborjoilly. CAMPUS ASSOCIATICDN i i .T 2 A 5 s A , Q.- V MA,.,,,.....-W A 0 V, XQQK QECJQQ. s1.,,f ,-2 s J.. as ,ff -A A. er ff i Q 4 Front Row: T. Condelmo, A. Cowon, K. Thibodeou, E. DiBeIlo. Second Row: M. Morrow, A. Abore, T. Squires, M. Fordon, B. Popol, C Berrnon. Third Row: A, Clourier, M. Wold, M. Clork, G. Clough, J. Torbox, B. Londry, C. Flonogon, L. Cogon, B, Simmerrnoyer, C Willis, M. BonHorne, P. Livingston, G. Arrnsrrong, N. Horwood. JUGGLING CLUB Front Row: P. Kirk, A. Boiley. Second Row: M. Russert, B. Rohloff, S. Sowin, K. Woodrod, D. Kennedy, T. Duff. MEN'S SQUASH 'll JW A .,1, K., i 'funn' P. Wood, C. Groce, M. Johnson, P. Donnelly, W. Dunhom, Pl. Wells, P. Kirk, M. Wilson, S. Hirrz, B. Lurzen CCoochD, M. Creighton Miss ing: D. Flosh, D. Reynolds. gl S 5' I in-J 1 S WOMEN'S SQUASH 5 Chill up-J '38 M. Needhom, S. Hommond, S. Kornstein, R. Yee, B. Corverre. WOMEN'S AWARENESS 5 Q3 'si' X 'jf 'Wh S f c fx 10 -1 x Toloszek, L. Antony, Poul, G. Johnston, R. Robinowitz, E. Buckwolter, J. Swingle, K. Whetten, M. Rey, R. Killough, J. Potuckfhek Toylor. MEDICAL ARTS -3 fs Q- f Q 5 Sui, .x A . . 3-an 5 is I. V va uv f , . ..K V 5 .-.A I at A , V Q A. . -Q X- 1 ,. 1 1 ' , . w x , x . . . , 5. A A .... M . , 53 . 5551 V, ., 'Q-fT'i.'.t IXIWX5 .J .. .N 3 J ' it Q hy' fAY'..a'- :,,i,::..,. . ,.,4. , ' . 1 fl. 'A fl. N . . WF. ,, x V V-'N J ,,4 . -lx, -4 x .X L ' xx - ,.'.. A N4 . . 'M 15,--' L. Cousineou, J. Goodwin, J. Horris, M. McCarthy, C. White, J. Unger. DANCE CLUB ...,.. M.. Fronr Row P Rowson B Block B Douglos S Foley 5 Bolger A Torrogluo B Gorrerson Second Row M Roy B Word P Hodes S Phrllrps N Dubrors J Burke R Woodruff A Kronjek 5 Wood M Piovrn P Sovery K Hoos L Files 5 Holbrook S Preshl ANTHRCPOLOGY CLUB ...n... J Wrllerre J Green Y Lu L Frorro M Poppos A Morerson f . iw- 41. L fl Q ' ,... ,M-,.. r x 5 JI Ns' 'xr , x 1 r 'W , pvshvL W 'A A I lf' , J I xo ,-Q' . V ' 4, . , PHYSICS SCDCIETY I ,. JE V I ,. ff ,. . 2 .,,. f Fronr Row: Andy Sreinboch, M. Pxursrein. Second Row: G. Purkis, J. Pribourn, T. Colby, G. Clough, K. Rondoll, D. Chomberloin, D Broslon, D. Osrlie, G. Ruff, E. Wollmon. DEANS MEN B. Borrefr, J. Rose, J. Bennett, R. Noylor, J. Blonchetre, G. Anderson, W. Hunt, J. Nissenboum. BATES CHRISTIAN FELLCDWSHIP I Fronr Row. A. Dudley, K. Pondoll, E. Morse, S. Pollord, J. Kroger, M. Nordberg, V. McKuside, C. Bennett, A. Crose. Second Row. S Tree, D. Worren, P. Rowson, B. Borr, S. Worren, K. Hoos, D. Smoll, A. Doy. FILM BCJARD h-.-.. w.-eu. X X . 44 i I f ' . 5 1 ff,-I ' I I ,Qu , I X' rr 'I . I I. I 4 , X ' ' 1 ,' u' I xv I -.T I .KN -, I as sk. 5 . , ' f' B. Corson, P. Woll-ser, C. Cornell, B. Kendell, M. Diehl. INTERNATICNAL CLUB if ! U aff Firsr Row: P. Kerrigon, A. Bosch, G. Sommur, S. Worren, A, Veek. Second Row: J. Soehopro, E. Qizilbosh, J. Willerre, J. Pispo. Third Row: J. Green, J. Owens, R. Beeloerrs, R. Accurio. MERIMANDERS 5 Fronr Row: J. Willerfe, R. Morchi, K. Collins, H. Bee-be, K. Anderson. Second Row: M. Arwood, B. Word, R. Mocleon, E. Rowell, 5. Hildre-th. Missing: M. Buckley. WRBC 7 Y . Z , 1 Q ' i , 3 1 nz j , A 1 rr 5 X .. 'L Q Fronr Rowq C. Poulin, XV. Rohloff. Second Row: D. Pierce, T. Wright, L. Smith, B. Wolonsky, B. Corlezon. Third Row: J. Freedman, J Forrescue, C. Anzolur. F A 1 .. l I , V G in V. , --4 fx. LN V 'ff-rr A -L ,fi A . r A- AV PY f N f S fx Fronr Row C Bermon, M. VonHorne, T. Squires. Second Row: D. Levosseur, L. Quinrol, L. Chorron, L. Sleeper, M. Pockerr. BATES STUDENT 4 'I 3 1 '1 :I ,-r P Mf4...iI. rx... A '-I J S x v ' I wwf g 45 bu 9 1 l ' C7 r Q I I . v- 3 I 6 i 'f fy. X l Fronr Row: D. Burnell, S. Pedreiro, R. French, D. Wylie. Second Row: P. Cossor, J. Merisoris, E. Smith, L. Kimboll, K. Drugge, B. Allen Third Row: B, Welsh, T. Wholen, G. Johnston, J, King. FENCING mn N? 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Corson, Y, Lu, M. Diehl, B. Borrerr. ULTIMATE FRISBEE Uv Y it A , ' . P N x V 1 ,A 'vs if f' ff' 'J J s 3 A i x ., 1 , 1 if ff KY E on ixixzy- -'t I, N 1. , '-1 wt' V' 5 1 X -n 4 .. , vv r at ,. ., :if- , Front Row: H. Lee, A. Johnston, J. Miller. Second Row: R. Sluitjer, B. Horn, A. Ichimuro, T. Cteese, P. Cossot, K. Woodord, G. Golet, B Jones, D. Reynolds, T. Miskovsky, J. Clorke, S. Cobot, N. Lindholm, S. Foirchild, D. Strour, G. Abbott, J. Ashmun. Missing: D. Colder, J Ross, R. Knowlton, S. Wochtel. ECONCMICS CLUB ., 5 , ff' up - I n,, f N U ,I 5 , x E 'fy' f I ff . Sf . t 4 '23 f 2 K ' . , .X . M Abote, E Woither, G. Doppstodt, C. Mueller, P. Noonon, C. Cornell, T. Hurkmons, D. Cost, B. Lomby, I. Rufo, H. Toylor, E. Hoffer, E Coonnbs, L Motthiesen,J Moore, M Leohey. MEN'S RUGBY ,.... 'Z -..f A-Q.......: Front Row: D. Licker, J. Spence, V. Solvo, B. Wilson, D. Tobin, E. Hoffer, E. Homilton. Second Row: J. Toylor, K. Gibson, D. Nicholos, K. Sincloir, E. Hesse, J. Boyle, D. Wolton, E. Jornryd. Third Row: J. Doley, N. Fukudo, G, Anderson, M. Schecror, T. Welker, S. Zoleslsi, B. Corroll, M. Ceeper, D. Connelly, P. Aremstom, J. Troverno. Fourth Row. D. Combell, S. Truncellire, J. Skolicky, E. Edsrrom, D. Mohoney, E. Contor, E. Petilos. HOCKEY CLUB XE A RATES it Q, l' A Wh S BATES ...QQ-J --53' fi wg Fc M W N7 ,f '- Q Q 1'7 ,ff N., ,..,,, Q -QP s Front Row: D. Gervois, R. Pelletier, M. Korin, S. Shugrue, J. Forwell, E. Hoffer, R. Rovenelle, W. Driscoll, D. Bofch, M. Kousel. Second Row: R. Posquole, J. Beier, T. Fennesey, S. Hester, M. Foloney, P. Gront, P. Moson, M. Goldberg, R. Emrich, M. Sheo, J. Srewort, D. Solmes, D. Nighringole, S. Mrowko. ROBINSON PLAYERS Se . Y X. .qw-wvwv-Q L 4' 1' F'flA ' ' ' ' Y X ,Q-A Q' -- ' .. 'Q N x . . ,, ,..A W. .. Fronr Row: Kori Heisrod, J. Freedmon, M. Fields, W. Wood. Second Row: D. Collobhon, C. Peters, L. Turtle, M. Gionnirri, J. Lopon, C. House, D. Koufmon. Missing: J. Burke, P. Dubin, D. Flosh, C. Richordson, B. Kelley. , Fronr Row: C. House, J. Foster, C. Mueller, M. Webb, C. Snell. Second Row: L. Chorlond, J. Droin, C. Lorhrop, K. Lilly, Trocy Squires. l I i l l l I r r i l l l l l r 1 l N .La MIRROR O Oy 5,11 'au Y I O ,lv H101 4 Q. Qi, ,sg ,qc 3 0 ' , A ,ac VA. a ll 'o 'z 1 ' Q ' ,lv Q' .8 ' , I 1 g 'sf' o ' no oi, a 1 ' . ' f. ' 9 I 5 I Q, r ' 1 ' 0 I , , Us ' gl i I g L P 7 'ofa' . in' ax X X1 0 'xx V ' 0 ,I 5 cltx ,I X ' a 109' fl ' 'A 'Q a 1' 'N' X , .Ns st I' 'Av I 'Y 1 I , .1015 Q D I, va. 0 l QA! 'D Q' 7 I Q 1 ., Q 4. e 6 8 ' , ' I 2 Q-l D l , 0 s v a 4 Q - o'- F ', 1 'Q is ' 'I 5 0 f Q 6 5 0 y il ,I X I ,l C7 gg- Q NJ' 'ft' 9 D ir ' 'Cl ' I i '. ' ai , A A . :- A .n -,-'1 F..- . 2 ' 1 Front Row: C. Bermon, E. Connors. Second Row: H. Lovett, N. Yomomoro, Missing A. Miller, S Corlos, M. Leohy, R. Yee, L. Mironder, A. Ferroro, M. Roy. Unseen But Not Forgotten Biology Council Cbopel Boord College Republicons Debore Council Goy Srroir Allionce Geology Club Germon Club lnrerfoirh Council Lowrence Chemicol Sociery Represenroriye Assembly Soiling Club Around Campus . . 'yo w. 2, Hg' 0 4 ll ' , Www 5. :j 'W-Ks ' N , x .,x,l 1' up 'af I' 'W 4, '5Wq . te- .fa 4 'ff fry ff. :,.V-fwwwww, ,,., , .,,, ,... . .. ,,.,.. . ,w ff . ...W .. , , .,.- . . W, fm ff f. , ,., ..,.,,...,....,,.4..',.......,.........,...,., V A.m,,.,. ....,.,,.., f-- , , ,, . V ,',,.,f- A .,,. v , .-...,.,.,,,,,,,,,.v,W.m-u-,.,.-f.w...wh,x.,..,...,,.,.. .,-V. ,...,A. ,M , -4.,,,.,..,., ..,w...,,,..,.......,,,-f,,.......--..,W-' A fggp,mv1w-f-Nw. W. -.n..V M - -.,.......,f...,. ,.. -Y--' Mffgrff ,,,JA?.5. . 'Jr YF? ' '- a ' ' ik F ' X 4.1 i- 9 1M - 'fn -on .wk :kr N,,!iAkkV I iv :iff ' am, WINTER SEMESTER X . g f ,Mt ef ' 5 if T 1 1 0 sf! ff' 7 I! I 4 a 1 1 ' 4 JANUARY Kmg Arthur and Hls Court was the theme for th1s year s Wrnter Carnlval Many thanks to the Outmg Club and other organlzatlons for the fun fllled weekend of games and part1es ' The 1984 Beaux Arts Ball was an overwhelmlng success as students dressed ln a w1de assortment of costumes for Puttlng On The Rltz FEBRUARY Alumm Gym was the settmg for Herble Taylor scorlng h1s 1000th polnt Enthuslastlc spectators cheered madly as he became the tenth player ln Bates basketball hlstory to accompl1sh th1s feat February was a busy month for actlng as Jen mfer Burke and Bonme Kelley performed ln Mary Gallagher s play Chocolate Cake for thelr Honors Theses In add1t1on Women s Awareness sponsored three short plays about women The Newell Warde case flnally ended as h1s ap peal for a second tenure conslderatlor was rejected by the trustees Campus Assoc1at1on brought to Bates the f1rst Dance A Thon wh1ch benef1ted the Heart SOC1Cty Students danced for 24 hours to the muslc of Rrval the Bedspms and WRBC MARCH Steve Dolley and Glenn Graham were both 1n v1ted to Knoxvrlle Tennessee to compete ln the Na tlonal Debate Tournament Both men have the best tournament record 1n Bates hlstory GG ' ' 75 . , . . sa ' ' as . I 3 GG 77 ' . . , - r - - l 3 , . , - DANCE-A-THoN - STEEL y -WTLLTAM SLOANCQFETN kllkdl ' kkkl 3 - THE WAKE or JAME FOSTER T - BEAUX BALL 'f lttlk T lttl A B' 'WINTER CARNTVAE -PUDDLETJUMP-' -oANsPEAT4'a4 T at 102 ' - The Theater Department production of The Wake of Jamey Foster provided the Bates com- munity with an exciting and entertaining evening! - A future for the Fine Arts Center became a reality when the college received a grant for 54.1 million dollars from the Olin Foundation. - Student talent was exhibited as Seniors John Marsden and Sue Preeshl collaborated to produce an evening of original music and modern dance - Steel, - Reverend William Sloan Coffin delivered a pro- vocative speech on the United States relationship with the Soviet Union. APRIL - Bates dancers combined efforts to produce Danspeak '84, the Spring Dance Show. - Former General Counsel of the Department of Defense Paul Warnke spoke on nuclear arms negotiations. - The month of April was characterized by the hectic preparation for final exams as we said sad goodbyes to friends who were not staying Short Term. ' 7 'i'Il illflf? ii .9 z 1 ? 'ff .yf it V . sw vs A , L 1, ,., Q, g4x :fi Mffk' , 1 fe? ' ggi fi ik ij, xf' E x Q af.-, . W A ,M . y f 'fv?,.' 5' fx 4. - V N S' mf fi Q gs K x . ggi- . Q E Q1 - L , ,gfgf -. N A xii Y 'ies - ww' M5 Q ,fx W bf 4 Q? , 'fy Q ff A if . 1. Q--2 x, A . J V Xxx. t.. x 'lr 0 x x ,Q . . xx , Q i ,, K .t .. ' , K . , , , - 'TX ,. -. ffm-'QQ' 'I : .f t Ng, .V A, ff ' ' :-QQv Wt. . W' -ff .-1:5 'wx -'N - - if' ' ' , ' -, x :swim-.9'. K Q 1' Xxx'-2 f -. ff? wifi . - 35,-v.f:h . ' as , ara-+'1f., ,, ff,g!'? ww '- , - Q - 25,1 . 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QA., 3 'dl- an. an , 'E 13 Aa ,.-My ., W 128 auf' '-ua win Wa f-453+ ,ff 4 ,. .' . ,,, I f 4 4f .1 0 y . 11 'af lf vm v ww . M, YL Q7 1 4 K. 13 x X , s .fin YET : T 332-- s Jw- . A -35.-Q. X ' 0-tu . u:g..,x., 'Qing' xg - 'lk' 'iunfg -.H X 'x 'ii' J ' if iiiqm SPQRTS --l Q Q Q 1 L 1 5: ' 1 , I, , : , qsu Z 'S 44 El J ? 1 I' .if 8, Q -EI A-LL . I it l . , li - 2 ,q,,pA.'A A - 5 1' -- , '23 F1 ff' .kwa mv 'Ia-s,,,s7a 2443? as Socks -1- J f-113m-'3-3' f -.96i B4 if ZW 24.199 J 30 5 li. S at 651635142 422' 'I1' 141 BE 'Wig 57,5 Y 70 50 ' 22 B9 55 Front Row: M. Livsey, R. Liburdi, J. Raitt, D. McDonough, C. Richardson, Capt. D. Miller, D. Hild, J. McLucas, W. Duffy, D. Botsch. Second Row: S. Bracket, E. Corsetti, M. Jeresatyf T. Fennessey, R. Sterling, W. Crowley, A. Carmen, F. Coccoluto, R. Lieberson, R. Garrison. Third Row: S. Freeman, P. Curry, T. Shugrue, A. McGillicuddy, P. Mrowka, C. Hicks, J. Harris, P. Wyman, M. Leahey, P. Noonan, P. Sullivan, D. Cost. Fourth Row: D. Lidner, R. Scalise, J. Peckham, J. MacFarlane, J. Boyle, D. Campbell, W. Dunn, S. Mrowka, D.l' Perry, C. Richardson, S. Liss. Hfth Row: C. Jackson, S. Romanzi, J. Budrewicz, H. Baer, M. O'Connor, M. Madden, B. Gianoulis, R. Ridinger, J. Price, R. Gabbe, J. Dibiasi, A. Burll nham, B. Bonollo, R. Donahue. Sixth Row: Coach M. Heslin, Coach R. Carroll, Coach R. Flinn, Head Coach W. Harrison, Coach Leahey, Coach D. Mulholland, Coach A. Man-r, drafino, Manager J. Pasco. l he 1983 Football squad will be remembered for its spirit and fight. A close knit unit, they practiced with great intensity. Despite a tie and four losses by a touchdown or less, the fighting Bobcats met each week with great enthusiasm. ln the Bowdoin game, the team's true talent showed as Bates left Brunswick with a 33-15 victory. The veteran line included Dan Botsch, Don McDonough, John Raitt, and tailback Charlie Richard- son, who became the school's second all-time leading rusher. Blocking for Richardson was tight end captain Dan Miller, the team's leading receiver. Also receiving for the Bobcats were Bill Duffy and Mark Livsey, who performed exceptionally in the Amherst game. Defen- M sively, Bates was led by linebackers Dave Hild and T Rico Corsetti. Corsetti was the Northeast's leading tackler. Starting quarterback for the season was Jeff McLucos. MMHMNE It I' i v Qin Sis 15 418 ,4 , f ez F ff ,A ,M W., x iii? Y Y A A . 9 Q D -sy- r. -5 5 - rs. 42, Front Row: C. White, A. Grethleln, B. Toylor, P. Slovenskl, C. Clszewskl, M. Elsenfeld. Second Row: A. Bolley, J. Martel, E. Bondy, E. Peters, A. Kropp, B. Robinson, J. Klrker, M. Restonl. Thlrdkow: Asslst.Cood1, T. McQuIIlon, F. Dockery, E. Stone, J. Word, D. Nlghtlngole, D. Solmes, A. Doyle, D. Bolton, Coach G. Purgovle. 134 J I F E I Q z 'J F I M tx 1 K l i it I h i 1 'g J t H 5 :J 2 gl 1 E ll EI tl .,- L51 I s 1 rg ' ' s , . v Igu-ry' - 4 ,. .QAJ1 I . I ,1.qx1e iv Qrsvlvlv ins over Tufts ond Moine-Formington, ond o scoreless drow with Colby, highlighted the first seoson of rookie heod cooch George Purgovie, who forecosts better times oheod. Junior goolie Tom McQuiIlon, senior bock Poul Slovenski, ond junior midfielder Dove Nightingole were omong the top ployers in 1963. The seoson ended 2-9-1. 30- . or , saws , A H, M, r + vt 7 Hag-If w', e-if N wg.: ax g 1,4 . . f lik mn. ? 5' A st , V fl if 0 , .1 a il 4 fs ig .. .V ,Ez . L -K. 'ig' ll Ill: lblll qt QZVQYWKMY5? ,yin st .s'f:.VV:5??:-Vffilgij-f..5el,l -,LI .tfwfn ,W 1,21 1 .Q 43' 4 Q' .' Q' xg, 4 4 f. ' ff- , L L- ex f' .,..,- sq. V 1V U in i 5 ' gi 'C '17 fr ' T 4 . ' ' ' v Ki' Q? ki J V K ' ' . auth 4 , - 1 M V V, , - A f - '- V . V X VV Q' ,V VV, V hx., VJ, V. i VI, V ,, V AV! ,VV V V V V if . V V' VVV Vaal. . V V VV VV F V QV XVVTV. , V I ,yi VA!,,T V m. , VV JV!! . V V . . . A ,Q ,Vi f-.,4' Q '- . '.f,.,'.. fa 'n fi i- ,, A I-'W A. ,ag - ' ' : . ' . 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White, E. Rowell, S. Fernald, C. Linglebach, K. Heold, K. Martin, V. Rich, D. Goldman. Second Row: Asslst. Coach C. Combell, L. Schwart- zberg, J. Hester, K. Leonard, S. Browning, A. Huber, C. McKoyle, J. Harrington, L. Plnchbeck, D. Banon, L. Stanley, B. Lang, Coach D. Boettcher. three-game win streak near the end of the season boosted Bates to its best record ever C7-53 in women's soccer and nearly earned the Bobcats a NIAC tourney bid. The Bobcats were 'anked number five in the NIAC. The Bates defense turned in three shutouts and held opponents to one goal in four other matches. Senior Laury Schwartzberg and freshman Linda Stanley were the offensive-standouts, and freshman Stephanie Smith enjoyed a solid season in goal. 9 -pq or the second straight year the Bates field hockey team won the Maine intercollegiate championship, capping yet another strong season for the Bobcats. After three 10 minute over- times, it ironically took a penalty-stroke shot by Meg Flaherty to clinch the win over Bowdoin Ca similar scenario occurred as a loss for Bates last year in a championship match against Tuftsb. Bates also went to the NIAC Tournament in the third seed position, but lost a strong game to second-seeded Smith 1-0. Statistically the Bobcats excelled over the Unicorns. Nevertheless, Bates ranked eighth in the nation in the final NCAA Division Ill coaches poll. The excellent 10-2-3 season was led by Sue Halliday, Carla Fitzgerald and Sue Chick who were named to the all-Maine team. Doing an exceptional job as goalie was Barbara Kim. Great plays by seniors Meg Flaherty, Sue Miller, Sydnee Brown, Fitzgerald and Halliday will be sorely missed next year. Front Row: S. Brown, J. Spardurcia, S. Halliday, E. Bailey, B. Kim, C. Fitzgerald P Pomponl G Ebersold G Riley Second Row Coach Deschalne L Blscoe M Flaherty J Flanders, M. Rice, S. Beal, K. Drugge, S. Chick, M. Petty, S. Miller, K. Lemont Assist CoachJ Bursaw , l Front Row: K. O'ConneIl, S. Long. Second Row: K. Finerhy, K. Bernier, H. Riley, M. Rey, I. Philips. Third Row: J. Newton, J Bruhn D Smith L Grondin S McSweeny Cooch Tumbough. 7? 'Z 134 if 2: Q 1' 1' 5 l .,4. I l 1 5 f a is v...,. fs--3 Q f i S I SRE A 1 Ll- 5 ' E V Q- AVK? QR i f if to S 5, S lthough o young squod, the Bobcots did well this seoson eorning o trip to the NIAC ployoffs ot Skid- more College in Sorotogo Springs, New York. They olso hod o fourth ploce finish in the Moine intercollegiote chompionships. The seoson ended with o respectoble 10-13 record. Freshmon Emily Gobler wos nomed to the oll-Moine teom, ond clossmote Deb Smith goined o berth on the stote oll-tournoment squod. Next yeor's teom will be seeing the return of nine experienced freshmen ond sophomores. 4:03 ...answ- gnu- mme-We Tennis t r 1 I I r i H I. lr I I l as Q 'r V rx Ny' ,I ,. Is P pl U .74 IEE J 5 .Sy I l E . M g l fr s E E i 5 5 i E i 5 I i 1 E r r I I 1 F E i s , l I i w 1 1 r 5 !, E, I Ia Front Row: V. Bermon, P. French, S. Coronese. Second Row: R. Work, B. Koerrer, E. Connors, H. Nm, M. Porrs, M.,SkeIly. Thlrd Row: A. Danielson, K. MocDonoId, A. Porker, J. Rybedv, L. Hutchinson, Cooch P. Smith. A H 1 , , sf' I 3 ' ' gp., ,, A ., 'si 4 5 Q ff' ff- -Q-...f c 9 5 1.4 '9lb C':1'Q4- N .svn WA we R '-K 3' A? Q 'fi . .e Nw' ii QY in 'QU 43.4.1.1 ', . ff f 11 f .111 ff lat if 1 f'll 1 1' 'ily' IAl1f,f, ff 1' f'W,',f, .f. 'K,!l.l- 3lfv flf ' A I',r if if If If fl ,f ,I 1' ff ,,, P.. Y' , . . I , teffoni's style is one of steodiness ond groce. She put owoy 9 of 12 opponents she hod to foce. Of Pom it con be sold thot she hos o deep desire And thot she sets high gools to which she will ospire. To Botes, Virginio brought skill ond o good understonding of the gome, All over compus ond N.E. spreod toles of her fome. Eileen worked hord to keep the boll deep ond out of the olley. With greot determinotion ond effort we congrotulote her on o 6-6 tolly. From our first von trip ond oll thot feor of being o ghost, Kot not only contributed to our teom successes, but to our loughs ond sense of fun the most. Jennifer is on othlete dedicoted to stoy in good condition And thot poid off for her os she ployed well in the to position. lt didn't seem collous of Rochel ond Alice To kill off their opponents with very little molice. Megon ond Heidi, Ashley ond Melindo, our doubles teoms oces, With serve, volley, ond overheod strength, took the smile from their opponents' foces. Hord workers eoch were Louro, Sondro ond Beo, Their ploy in the first 2 motches were key. From chorting gomes to support of the teom, Their contribution con surely be seen. With o winning record of 7-5, we cleorly occomplished one of our gools. All of you should be proud of eoch of your roles. - Cooch Pot Smith N mfs CELFQSS Cimmmitrfy A-I F? TSW Ugg, 1 L , W I w - 1 ! E I r L ,-4 W! ff I M1 3 S : 4 z I NJ a fy' -'mf' ' .. V f ,,' '-' , s .- Front Row: J. McWhan, K. Kraemer, L. Anderson, K. Thibodeou, G. Ehret. Second Row: P. Levin, B. Barr, A. Benoit, K. Palermo, M. Clary, N. Bell, M. Gelbein, Coach C. Court. All 75 erhaps no Bates women's x-country team to date has enjoyed the depth of the 1983 squad, who easily secured their fifth con- secutive CBB crown and had their most successful season C15-25. The Bobcats placed second in the State meet, third in the NESCACs, and 14th in New England overall. Senior Karen Palermo, junior Nancy Bell, sophomore Ann Benoit, and freshmen Kathy Kraemer and Gret- chen Ehret were among the teom's top runners all season. Benoit qualified for the NCAA championshios. cm S CELFQSS Ccfwlmtry W4 If 15, nj 'Inga 1 ,, Y r -Q ff .'.:79i. ff ,ft ,if 1 I C Cl' P! --v Z .6 ' ' ' 17.93 '-. f,, . 1' . 1 W .fy .-,'- --G -4-3, A, I ' ww 'af Pi A, W , f ' . M321 W. ,fy 3. 1, 1 f- M Wx. ,Q ' . ,f , .4 HH, ,At .I 4,1 , r I 1 .y7' if -gf , 4 , . 1 K 5, 4 V . 1 W Laika- 'of r t 0 ne of the best records ever for the Men's x- country team C17-45 included their thirteenth Maine title as they easily downed Maine, Bowdoin and Colby on the home course. Bates also won the NESCAC meet, the first time the race was scored on a team basis. Junior Jamie Goodberlet qualified forthe NCAA Dlvi- sion lll championships, he, Len Morley, Fred Turkington, and Mark Hatch were named all-Maine. Goodberlet placed 21st in the NCAAs, making him Bates' eighth cross-country all-American in the last eight years. - We H 1 f J A . C J9- L V Q f' Q 1 5 and nr' ff ffwaffyf X ff I7 Qfff W f ,, W glam Row: J. Galant, L. Morley, K. O'Regan, Coach W. Slovenski. .Second Row: A. Zydlewskl, J. Goodberlet, M. Hatch, B. Palmer, F. Turklngton, J. Fitzgerald, A. Hammer, D. ise. ' Mlcaimgs EHSIKCSDEEDQJHH I-71st Row H Toylor D Brenner .Second Row Cooch Wigton J. Amfilo, A. Johnson, L. Motthiesen, C. Lynch, A. Holverstodt, D. Kennedy, R. Peretti, D. Nichols, S. Brennan, M. i his yeor wos one of personol oc- complishments ond teom records for the Men's Boslsetboll teom. With o 7-17 recordfthe Bobcots hod their most wins in three yeors. Senior co- coptoin Herb Toylor become the second highest scorer in Botes' history with 1,205 points. Toylor wos nomed o first-teom Acodemic All-Americon for the second stroight yeor. Sophomore center Dove Kennedy wos selected second teorn All-New Englond, ond both Ken- nedy ond Toylor were nomed to the CBB Conference All-Stor teom. Juniors Lonce Motthieson ond Alex Johnson were olso big contributors this yeor. The young teom will on- ly be losing Toylor ond senior co-coptoin Dove Bren- ner, so with their post experience look for them to come on strong next seoson. Q-.- came-ymfs QMSEQCQEEQJEQJHH Qkf? 4. X 1, ' , , , .faxes N N, , L ,ff tm 12808 puff, ao' 30 K 1 x V L Front: P. Pomponi. .Second Row: S. O'DonneII, S. Smith, L. Lotody, E. Gobler, M. Clowson, A. Lotody, L. Kelley, E. Peoce, L. Chobor. 4 L x , 2 9 3 2 9 5 A n F M 2 hough the Womens Bosketboll teom ended with o disoppointing 1-20 record, they still ployed hord with hustle ond initiotive through the losing seoson. The Bobcots come up ogoinst ot Ieost 4 of the New Englond top ten. ' Junior Poulo Pomponi performed well ond led the young teom os coptoin. Sophomore guord Liso Kelley wos the leoding scorer, ond sophomore forword Leslie Lotody the top rebounder for the teom. The young teom hos o lot of strong individuols ond with more ex- perience moy prove to be o strong contender next yeor. wi Qmmfasm S TLFQQEQ x Y. HX- W X Q'-.xg .--aiP ' iwrgg N126 G 'U' 'ua nv.. iff. 'W . 72,5 , 4' 1 5 J Front Row. Assist. Cooch S. Deschoine, N. Bell, J. Flonders, K. Polermo, C. McKoyle, L. Deon, Cooch C. Court. Second Row: B. Borr, M. Yost, P. Guoy, A. Kinconnon. Third Row: J. J Prott, M, Brosnohon, A. Leonord, K. Ktoemn, J. Harrington, J. McWhon, E. Ehret. ' his exciting .young teom performed well ogoinst some of New Englond's best teoms. The Bobcots ploced o strong second to Colby in the CBB meet ond defected such foes os Tufts, Smith, J ond Bowdoin in duol competition, ending the seoson 58. Botes hosted the ECAC Division Ill Chompionships J ond ploced seventh overoll, with quolifiers in oll but J two events. Outstonding freshmon Andreo Kinconnon ' took third ploce in the long jump with o leop of 17'9 ,, which tied the Botes record ond quolified her for the Outdoor Division Ill Notionol Meet. Other stctr perfor- monces ot the chompionships ond throughout the yeor were given by Jennifer Prott, whose time of 59.27 mode her the second fostest quorter-miler in Botes -women's trock history, Koren Polermo, who took fourth in the 5000, reloyer Merideth Mortin, Comille McKoy in the triple jump, high jumper Kothy Floherty, middle distonce runners Gretchen Ehret, Betty Borry I ond Julie Flonders, ond distonce runners Louro Hockett ond Kothy Kroemer. new school record in the mile 641063 by Jomie Goodberlet wos just one highlight in o seoson with mony, including on 11-3 record. Though Botes relinquished the store indoor chompionship to Division I Moine, the Bobcots cloimed wins over Fit- chburg Store, Vermont, New Hompshire, Brondeis, ond Tufts, os well os CBB rivols Bowdoin ond Colby. Cooch SIovenski's squod olso ploced third in the New Englond Division Ill Chompionships hosted by Botes. In- dividuol stondouts included Goodberlet, sprinter Todd O'Brien, hurdler-jumper Dove Donohue, long-jumper Reggie Floyd, shot-putter John Roitt, hurdler John Moc- Phee, pole-voulter Scott Pellerin, ond runners John Fit- zgerold, Fred Turkington, Mike Fonning, ond Mork Hotch. SUITES TEE-JQTK - Fronr Row. F. Turkingron, J. MacPhee, J. Goodberler, K. O'Regan, B. Palmer, D. Donahue, J. Mulholland, K. Howard, J. Rain, A. Blshop. Second Row: Coach W. Slovenskl, A. Zydlewski, G. Wright, T. O'Brien, A. Hammer, J. Harris, A. Thomann, M. Payne. Third Row: J. Galant, E. Dlppold, M. Mudge, D. Kennedy, A. Frary, B. Post, D. Campbell, D. Burns Fourth Row: K. Wolf, J. Fitzgerald, J. Alden, S. Pellerin, R. Hllofski, T. Long. imiss Swimming seq-lin ' l -'-'fwfr-'+-4--0 t of J. Ross, C. Rollins, J. Jacobson, Coach G. Purgavie, R. Banard, W. Letts, J. Leland, J. Jeter. P - - 1 he men's swimming team opened their in- augural season with a small bang winning their first meet against UMASS-Boston and ry- ing Brandeis. Though the following meets were less f ..,. successful, the team lacked only in the depth necessary to compete well against their foes. Leading the way in the Bobcat's first varsity season were Jeff Jeter, Jim Jacobson, Jay O'Hair, Eric Lindquist, and Rich Barnard. 1. ,W u 0, . 7 L v. , 'Y' 'Q-th I - 1. 1 N ' 'W ul , s .l x, Q 4, , at ,Q a:xi,' if 'Lyn .A ' ' 1'lQHll1K'i' 4 if 'T 'gran il if fi - e 3: N A N.. km f 2',, in V ' ff. -- A xg. fm' 1 Af 2 F21-rw,a.f.t,. ' WW- wh- Mis' ' ' . A A-.swq up-, '- f.4,. ,W ..., new A wr 4 . V 0,1 V? -'M X f 15- .,.,.,.,W .4 ua mga. ' f- f ,gy it ufmqvm Hww-Q 1.1 'W ' PQ.. 5 ow. - . 'V -v I .f A.-.Z I, -1f 'l ' A sfs,,.,,,,M'l M f V 1x 'f f 'iw 'W ammonia Swimming -... Q' if-35 gut ss. ,ii 'N-.,., 1 ne of Bates' two newest teams performed above all expectations and accomplished the I rare feat of a winning rookie season C5-45, the first in the history of Bates. Not only did Coach Purgavie's squad defeat such opponents as UMass- I. Boston, Colby and Regis in dual meets, but the Bobcats also placed a creditable thirteenth in the New England Division B championships at Tarbell Pool, Bates' first lg major college swim meet. ' Senior Joanne Dugan was an exceptional leader as l. captain, as well as excellent swimmer for the teami Other individual standouts were swimmers Patti tl Slovenski, Rachel Nevitt, Marcia Dougan, Katie Murphy M and Jennifer Rybeck and divers Chris Mangiafico Sally Slovenski and Julie Wilkinson iii l l 3 r. l Frontkow: J. Nelson, J. Wilkinson, S. C. Mangiafico, Coach G. Purgavie, Assist. Coach Barbara Ererzian. .Second Row: P. Gurney, R. Nevitt, J. Rybeck, M. Whitney, K. Murphy, A. Rirtenburg, S. SlovenskL PI Qlovenski, M. Dugan, T. 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Fkimagg' , ..,. -f .- 3 , ' - - ,,,mw, V - -, M if iff ., N, V if I O K t ,, Hit, X X ' 3 Q' 4 f, ' bv' V iv .G ,.., . -U4 ,ls A I-:J I 1 I.: 13,4-. - N X . . side from the superb skills demonstroted by the 1984 Ski Teom, these Botes skiers developed close friendships, hod lots of fun, ond were representotive of true Scholor-Athletes. During the seoson mony students were recognized for their excellent skiing ond leodership obilities. Don Moc- Donold ploced 31st in the NCAA Cross Country Chompion- ship, while Ann Benoit secured the 27th, position for the women. Monico Somolis Mox , o freshmon, ended the seoson in 12th ploce ot the NCAA Chompionship Giont Slolom, the best finish by ony Botes othlete. The ski teom's success ond good times would not hove been possible without the constont support, tolent, ond leoder- ship of seniors Groce Somolis, Dove Desontis, Joel Poge, ond Sue Fronkenstein. Congrotulotions to Botes' only Divi- sion One teom!!! sommeimie E Mc-Amie Skiing 1-. HAM E l Q. l....ll 1 1 j avr v-v-'rf---wr f W gp' Q X .LPA X l 6 7' T ,Q-4 U IU ,JNQQ l 1 mb i 1 A i Q Q ,L ....s... . 5 .m FF. 153: 255 ngk. 4 rr , new . ,,,, ..7,,,..T,, I .- ,T Y. 5- . I J K ,T-,.,- - . ., i ' X .5 ,,,,,.f ,Nz , .:-1 -,-f- . -Ai-: 'L A. .... -A I , I 27. ' . I 1 5 f e Vi I ...T-M yum- A -- .- I 2.-A-.-2 , AA' .M .. --r . v K , ' ' i - I l . , ' I, '44 f . . ff L .f -,-..A:-A--.. . Jw.- lf-M-' -- v 'rw'-ein si. I ' :if 1 f -'il ' l ' 1 Z- ie, 5' gtg.- C' . 4 -1 lun.. :T ,' , f r --0 .,, -- WAI W Y N V ' hw t 4 v , F . , M Q Y Y, S15 .if -'- ' , J 4 .11 HCM , ' ' li 'wi YF. F in rw M J For A an U.. Ii W? it V y .E K I , ,Mn ..,, .,. 1 . W - Q l ao, - if T A G' Y A 1 f. ' I 5 I , A Q g:,',uT,,,-,,-I if .. nr 2 ag. .a v W c alf' Ai K 'A www-M At. '. ... . N - V ,,.. ' n , V I f In ' Y.., 1 ...Q -N? b X ' 5 Aa -W VLWL Qi iw - 1, V I -H ,A C F an :gf ,A 5 A I Q A Z. QA ,. '. ...,,...,. ', h. ' w 1 www A .A C N 1 .. ...Tu Lim ' 'W' 1 i K u 5 1, A ' ' ' .f J. N-1 3 if i r Q I K 3 5? Il s 4 Fronr Row: E. Hourihon, J. O'Brien, M. Samolis, S. Frankenstein, S. Flynn, L. Pinchbeck. Second Row: D. DeSantis, M. Gellerf, C. Woodard, E. Dole, K. Drugge, A. Benoit, D. Nor- mandeau, G. Somolis, D. Todd. Third Row: Assistant Coach M. Kendall, C. Averill, B. Ingersoll, F. Mocraggarr, D. MacDonald, P. Gluck, J. Page, M. Hoye, D. Babson, S. Smith, S. Ellis, D. Belote, Coach R. Flynn. ua- U.--u-r .gm- -....z. P1 .... .M- -..Q .aq- ,T 4 M .N g , 'W'-4 if pf 5 vn- 'R Q was , ,., Mx ,, ,mm J , W gvmw 4 , olbnenll 4 l ...AA-. , , A4 XA, ,. vp . . ,gt .r.x..-uw..f5, -3 ,'1 'lfI' f,.114.4..f..4.w.:.3. 11. N ,giig .... -.:r'tl.,..-.1 .. . R f fur. I i l t. 4 l l L i l l Front Row: T. Mourkas, W. Corlezon, P. Mrowka, J. Sylvia, S. Whetsone, J. Gregotio, J. McLucas,J. Spinale, A. Carmen, D. Segal, P. Wyman. .Second Row: Coach Leahey, J. Simourian, S. Mrowka, B. Bonollo, R. Plante, M. Madden, D. Cambell, D. Ritger, J. Baiungo, T. Trautwein, M. Trlbuiani, Coach R. Flynn. ' fter a disappointing 1983 season, the 1984 baseball team came back strong with an im- pressive 17-5 record which qualified them as 5th seed in the ECAC tournament. New team records were set by Steve Mrowka in stolen bases C239 and by Andy Carmen in runs batted in 6369. With 9 home runs Carmen also led the team to a new team home run record. Seniors Jim Sylvia, Steve Whetstone and John Gregorio finished their careers on a high note this spr- ing. Co-captain Sylvia, at second base, batted .327, , had 16 stolen bases, and improved his career walk i record with a team high of 27 walks. As pitcher, righthonder Whetstone pitched 39 innings in 11 games, had 26 strikeouts and finished with a 4-2 record. First . baseman John Gregorio as the other co-captain led the team with his .413 batting average and in putouts 61507. ln the ECAC Tournament, Bates topped first-round opponent Suffolk with a 16-9 victory, but lost in the semifinal round against top-seeded Amherst. Yet the Beta Hitta Homo team finished well and with many returning players, fans can expect an equally exciting season next year. J l 4 l l l l --'fwmw-'W -f - 4 m .ilk 'VI' ,vN!'f' p x .Lf a ' iq , 'XJVQ Jw- .' 'fi ' .21 Q ' 'aj Mg, .i ' 1 , . f. 'W-fr , s-f-,fm , ,M n ,Aa , .,, . Nm' A ' fi .nu .4 '.. N -. vs- Q 4 - '- J e 1 '-5+ 'V 'XR ' was V 'Q 1-W-f if ws. P' 1-.-Q,-., . 329.5 L- .A : eg :Pa Lingo Track -Q v- , LA- '41, -Q 'v .f Ai- gf. - - . . . 'Q '-.A-- - no , ' s U.'Qc'!'l'.M'Js Kg, -f wus. 1 'M f - u '- . .5 1, lf , -, , , 7 f k 1 H' - A . W 11' A . gf , X . V X if . . , ,K . . - 1 '19 r Q '- . V , Q. 1 1 U ,x,. 1 X . A . . ' ' K A '4 A H lk fg all ' of , W -' , , Q rp . ,Q . Ny V . V F 7 e , .. i N ,x . X ., 3 ' . Q ' 4 . x x ' Y 1 v ' . x . xx . .A . -.Q ,,., v 9, Q , . . . . 1 tg T 1 . V . i W A Q xv, 'Q . . B? . 1 A A ' V ff. ' A 5 AQ A - 3 1' Hwy' mv-' V P-A ' 'c -' 'lj 44 .fir . Ms. J ...- we uf' -.f rwgu-ra :faq A . X -' . f gig, Y.. X A ' - '- - .-. V A M . my-W , VV 1 VVQV ,', yy, ...W I .. N . G V 'M f QQ. ,J ff?-x , xg- ,-h. Q , I, -xg. A.. fp. .-. X , f... W' -1- E., '. Q.-j M V A,,g,1X , A, - - ' 5'll7'.QTT'4 'A , al 'imxf JF '43 A in f ' ' . . - ' f. - .. , - .5 if 4,,.. A 2 vi N W 'A l ,Xe U.. .Ap J- ' , A from Row: F. Turklngton, J. MocPhee, J. Goodberlet, K. O'Regan, B. Palmer, D. Donahue, J. Mulholland, K. Howard, J. Ralrr, A. Bishop. Second Row: Coach W. Slovenskl, A. Zydewskl. G. Vriyur, T. O'Brlen, A. Hammer, J. Harrls, A. Thomann, M. Payne. Thlrd Row: J. Galant, E. Dlppold, M. Mudge, D. Kennedy, A. Frary, B. Posr, D. Campbell, D. Burns. Fourth Row: K. Wolf, J. Fltzgerald, J. Alden, S. Pellerln, R. Hllofskl, T. Lang. r g 'QM I 4.3 .F , r,,.--f eh 0 1 , yu .LK I ' ' in , 1 35 'Y' A qt ,' N- w-ig NA a.fa M - ig 'L 'P' , Q1 Q ' K , ,L . , G Y' I Q , a if 'ff - ' dw A Q .4 ' -r 'C A3 .ft H ,., -' ' ' MRM ,f,.,,,+ . -4' , N, N' ' 1 ., y :C G i . r ,dv v f , f .M ,,- ,, Q Z Q A C vf Li . !v- f fl' 1 ,van-1 i , ' Q I . NX 'C' In ga. . V Si 5. 2. N- 'Q T3 Q F 9 QUWJQVU S TLP De 0159. ll W 168 id 'ww i 'SAW 5 f'f,fQfQ' , ' Q 4 w un .JA , . . ' , qs f, -YQ. 4 W , . X U , . W, - 1- , .gxigg 1 A3 g , A .. x,, ,A ,H ,imc '- 1 'S Q: Q . f 1- , ,., 1 ,, N- ' '-s , L . -4 w..,54 , T3 'l J fn ' ' -Q, gig lffw C Q 4' A lb sf A tx X af, , W.,lq. ff '- , W V Y A A L M -J' if .ff .ff tsl f -x'v2z.,s1Jf 'J-QU .-' -41' -4. N, F-rv' ' Front Row: S. Flynn, K. Palermo. Second Row: K. Thibodeau, N. Bell, L. Bean, M. Leonard, Coach C. Court. Thlrd Row: A. Leonard, C. McKayle, J. Pratt, T. Zordon, M. Yost, K. 1 f Kraemer. Fourth Row: J. Harrington, J. Flanders, J. McWhan, M. Brosnahan, K. Finethy, M. Martin, G. Ehret, B. Barr. he women's track team, in only its second year has built itself into quite a respectable squad. Highlights for the season included an impressive seventh place finish at the Easterns and a fourth place showing in the NESCAC meet. Senior Karen Palermo led the Bobcats in individual accomplishments. She qualifed for the Nation Cham- pionships with a 37:35 clocking in the ten thousand meters, and she placed third in the 5000 meters in the Easterns. Additional strength was brought to the distance eam by Kathy Kraemer, Nancy Bell, Sue Flynn, Rebecca Jones, Camille McKay, Jen Pratt, Meredith Martin, and Liz Homans, all who placed well in the Easterns, New Englands, or NESCAC in their respective events. IBUZYAI ami 4. 'L-n 305.9- nu, 1 SJ 4 fy, 3l M .3 P. Y .. r-U'-iP ' ,Nm are Q 'dl j5'Q25Jt -'0 'K' Qu 2'-' Unix' fwv 'V ,144 ,0i'.,,w'Sifw'- , As 'T' K AN' fu -A., - Tqffggx aff' J'-F 1 H- ix -ag -' -1: 5- :rg - : SCORE INNENG 3 GAME B BATES Q ,qg,ii4g.' WVMI Nfl K N.. 193 Y? Q Q I f L, 'lSlTORS I ll! 'vnu 3 'V . ' A Q I ff, -1 M gif 1 ff' ' Nliluni , . J Z f , 3? g . . M , 1,Qf Q gisq -0,2 V141 4 1 , iii, le ' ' .49 2 T J Q Ei 213, ji, In pai f if xv 1 X?V? Q 1 '? !Q'f:z2gf:Q Q22?w' :jf 1 A ,i,,l,,g Q 'Q ' ' wwfff, , !,!,, lb 9z???4vQwb5gQ,, .lr , ul' ,ff 1 M931 if 544 1 . he 1964 season was a tough one for the Bates softball team who flnlshed wlth a dlsappoln- tlng record. They were plagued by a lack of tlmely hlttlng, bad weather and errors. Nevertheless, the players belleve that the record does not show the talent that the team had. Co-captain Cherry Bennett led the team In runs C125 and asslsts C373 at shortstop, whlle co-captaln Sandy Beal led the pltchlng statlstlcs ln games pltched CBD, Inn- ings pitched 449267, strikeouts C11D, and games won C2J. At thlrd base, Carla Fitzgerald hlt .341, had a slugging average of .432 and was named All MAIAW. Rlghtflelder Lynda Chabot was also named All MAIAW. Other strong players of the season were Joanne Stevens on flrst base, who had an Incredlble year at the plate as well as In the fleld, pltcher Jen Goodwln who led the team wlth a 2.1 ERA, and catcher Leanne Belmont who sluggeda hefty .531. Senlors leavlng the ranks are Beal, Bennett, Lou Blscoe and Fitzgerald. A 9 ameri as Lacrosse ,,4. -1- ...G .P A 'ft 1.51-TBAEE ,.- 1: .1-- K I C 'YQ ' W-Y? 1 I I s I , A C- gi qu OM vi-0 vii Sl Q. su' it gf- , ' ., '-Q,-A t'c'mf.,fl-z.vc.. N 1 IN ,. fu, L 5 I' is , x A J. . ' -M g lit' Ki ., i y1,i,,K ,bw M. M. omen's lacrosse had a great comeback after 'an early season 1-5 slump. Instead of getting discouraged after their poor start the team turned the season around with 4 wins in their last 5 games. The about-face started with a 5-4 win over Colby, and a change in strategy. The successful strategy employed by Coach Pat Smith was a zone defense rather than man-to-man. Captain Meg Flaheny was a solid leader for the team. The defense was managed by strong players such as Kate Sweeney in goal, and defense wings Sue Halliday and Karen Weller. Players such as Laura Hackett, Becky Rook, Stephanie Smith and Amy McCutcheon headed the offenses attack. The Bobcats participated in the ECAC Divi- sion Ill Tournament after the regular season. l Sn. -' . ,, '- ur -C '. '4gqj '.1 T h M . s A , Jq.-wgifkgswsim, . ,,7k ., .fm , M QF? 5' ' -X, fb- 41 -'ma' a ' ' 'fgjfq 1 'f , , rf ffm QLQ 450 5 tb so Q Q by wiv .' -5, M., 4 ,ex-I .fe iff, R 'Nf J , rw ff- M -,gm f' W TM H' Q lv ., 4. ,, ff f 1, v,,.wx.g: V 1 ,I ,. 1 l w 1 W 1 I I I I I I 1 E 3- ffrtt T l he Bobcots finished with o record-breoking best seoson of 11-1 in 1984. They remoined undefeoted throughout the regulor seoson ond mounted their only loss ogoinst o strong Bowdoin during the semifinols of the ECAC Division III ployoffs. The formidoble defense which led the teom wos mode up by Joe Mirro, Dove Hild, coptoin Bill Bell ond Mork Thorburn in gool. They were flonjsed by Chris White, Bill Driscoll ond Dove DeSontis who provided strong defense. The first line of the powerful midfield wos mode up of John Boyle, Bob Best ond Deon Lind- ner. Chorlie Adoms teomed with Mike O'Connell, Dove Eberhort ond Brett Johnson to moke up the sec- ond line with freshmon Honk Bouer filling in. The powerful offensive ottock wos led by stondout Peter Gront who led the teom in scoring. He wos teomed with Joy Forwell ond Donny Bliss. The success of the powerful Bobcors hos been ottributed to their teom unity. Their pre-seoson trip to Bermudo seems to hove helped form the cohesive group. Yet strong in- dividuol efforts were olso key to the greot seoson. Q Tcsarmnmises 'Q Q'-ff 'WGBH 5 4. is , X WQW 244' e QW? BH! ' ' B , z ., V ,'V....' ,Il -A A - l.. Y R -I : 4 y A -fs :wg ' , l A ' H , ,D ' 6 -W t h ' 1 J L ,S fm! Q. , . ru, sa C 1 1 I wg I lon, ! ,Yi 'Ez .... ' Q f Q , ,VI E ff, N f ' A6 B ' Tx ', -4' ' Z., 2 5 E Q! ,T 3 5 C lf! ,Q G' ix , , Aj' 1' X X 1 . 1 QSEZEQQPXQ .2 T-Sf 1 n A of B A N A . l ' -Q-: W, B gf fs. .. J. Martel, G. Tatlock, J. Lyrlnk, E. Otls, B. Cole, S. Hoffman, G. Flsh, Coach G. Wlgton. 3 li 2 i 2 he Bobcats had a superb start thls season wlth con- secutive, shut-out vlctorles over Salem State, Central Connectlcut, Southern Connectlcut and UMO. Bates won its next two matches but then had less success wlth 5 of the flnal 6 matches due to a rash of lnjurles. They stlll flnlshed with a winnlng season of 7-5. Despite the dlsappolntlng flnale, Bates' top doubles team of Bert Cole and John Luyrlnk quallfled for the NCAA Dlvlslon lll champlonshlps at Emory Unlverslty In Atlanta. They lost In the flrst round, but were exclted to make the championships. Finishing their exceptlonal Bates tennls careers ore senlors Cole and Peter Dohlman. Returnlng next year are ex- perienced players Greg Flsh, Scott Hoffman, Luyrlnk, Jlm Martel, Greg Otls and Gerry Tatlock. 17? M Fleming, J. Miller, S. Hester, D. Erickson, J. Kirker, O. Sughrue, B. Lomb, Cooch R Hotch his yeor's golf teom topped off their 1-3 record when they finished second in the Store of Moine Tournoment where they ployed ogoinst UMO, Bowdoin, Colby, USM, Husson, ond UMF. The CBB Tournoment produced onother strong teom performonce highlighted by sophomore Steve Sughrue copturing the individuol title. With strong per- formonces by Sughrue, coptoin Don Erikson, freshmon Shown Hester, John Kirker, ond Mork Flemming, the teom monoged to finish 0 respectoble fifth in the NESCAC Chompionships. it mi dp X M xiii: f X x VV. X ,. Q mx mm,,. X b L ., ..., . ,N.,. , K , 'x f :tux - , A A 23 . W . ' , I ' IFKIHIW EHVT1 4' 4, mu' Q IQQQI U L a f I II I i. r I 1 Y , 1 an K m ,sq -1 , 1. f . kv wb 4. ,QA W ' 35 ,gfwwwww15ggmfsfxyg x',Z in Q. 7, 'W 'f L ' ' ,wi ,:,,,,,g.4z'ff9 fg,,,h,vyf,4Mz3, m ,F ' ff' , ggzhwwwwvgg , 1 ,qv- , -fm ,,,, ,. vw, , W f . ', '4 ww if ,E y,v5,ww.w,,,A2A,.51 f 5 'ad F4 -, f 1. ima , , A, ,f, 17, zz 1 ,fi V ' 'K ' f ',151kgi1f-mf.. 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Y X VV .wk E .tj V ff jf X X X F if JV 11, A,-eff' -,J rgb. f--4' - Over 536,000 was raised in the 1984 Phon-a-thon! - Experimental College struck the campus as students learned skills such as bartending, knitting, and gourmet cooking. - Toy Cart, a unique production, was per- formed by the Asian Theater Company and Music of the Whole Earth Short Term. - Irene Miranker's High Honors thesis, A Tall One at Shorty's was performed by Bates students to a most enthusiastic audlence Page provided the setting for the Second Annual A1r Guitar Contest a rare treatlll The guys of Chase House were responsible for setting up the first Bates Gong Show which provld ed the campus with lots of laughs and entertain ment Who can forget Gladys Knight and the P1ps'7 Talented students and faculty gathered for a three hour coffeehouse to raise funds for abused women within the Lew1ston Auburn area Lots of dancing and fun was found 1n the Quad one beautiful Friday evening as people danced to the music of the Pract1cal Cats As always the Sprlng Clambake was an enor mous success' The class of 1984 proved to be a special group as the weather for graduation morning was sunny and beaut1ful ' CLAMBAKE TOY CART THE GONG SHOW PHONATHON O 1 , u - ' A5 A I I 8 ' I 1 V ,,,s'f,,,,,.,,,f-,,,,v,,,,i,,,f,t ' AIR GUITAR CONTEST ' A TALL ONE AT SHORTY S EXPERIMENTAL COLLEGE ' SNOW WHITE ' GRADUATION X A L X X Q E A A N X x .1 Ex, ' I :'. 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U , Dove De5ontis -Z Steve Dolley wwf Tom Dilworrh ' ' ix 'K P1 Dove Donohoe ' Peter Dohlmon Borboro Douglass Pot Donnelly Julio Drinker Cfa.4.4 of Winefeen .jvlunalrecl gigkfy-jour Betsy Dower ll ll l l ll l BillDrlsColI N - John CRondyD Dunnell Michelle Duer Bill Duffy Joonne Dugon Joyce Eorle 5:31 X: .. ?'- Y -. 1-.-X .2 x - x1.SiL-'A' S -IQ 3? A A 4 .jf up 's ,J ,S . . M v- ,.-f Y ff ' 222 Cfaari of Winefeen .jvlunclreal gigkfy-your Richord Emrich f-'Q-f 4 xh' Ew- W Don Erickson ,A 5 1 A if W 'Www I , . 2 ,. ,M Kathryn Evons Steve Eddy Morrho Elboum -.. Q Y' g M . I Q .M -mifa-Q -'V ruff ,f ' . is , ' . Q11 fm 4 P 'QW d'-'ffi 'M . Q . ,, X, A. uf dk M , ,gang ,A 2252.121 Mory Ellen Folkenhom wb Corlo Firzgerold Jonothon M. Flogg Noncy Forwell Anne Follon Cfarid of Winefeen ,Hundred gziglzfy-jour - Q. . J. 'ff l Z 1 Julie Flonders Meg Floherry Charlene Floyd . 0 1- 1 X 4- ' ' i -uffl 'fl f ' . , ' 44 2 3' 1 3- xv ' . A . 4 -w. 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Massachusetts MUSIC Bruce Geoffrey Barrett, B.A. West Hartford, Connecticut PSYCHOLOGY Gail Susan Bartlett, B.A. Lisbon Falls, Maine ENGLISH Sandra Daryl Beal, B.A. Ridgefield, Connecticut MATHEMATICS Laurier Walter Beaupre, B.A. Wakefield, Rhode Island THEATER Joseph F. Beier, B.A. Minneapolis, Minnesota ECONOMICS Phi Beta Kappa Cum Laude William Joseph Bell, B.A. Desham, Massachusetts POLITICAL SCIENCE Cherry Lynn Bennett, B.A. Paoli, Pennsylvania INTERDISCIPLINARY IN THEATER AND RELIGION Carrie Berman, B.A. West Hartford, Connecticut HISTORY Laura Jean Biscoe, B.A. Turner, Maine ENGLISH Adrian John Bishop, B.A. Fitzwilliam, New Hampshire HISTORY Sandra Lee Mackay Bishop, B.A. Windsor, Vermont SPANISH Rebecca Ann Black, B.A. Conoord, New Hampshire PSYCHOLOGY Andrew Scott Blackadar, B.A. Stirling, New Jersey ENGLISH Natalie Boden, B.A. Guilford, Connecticut GRADU TI IN CURSU MATHEMATICS Daniel Robert Botsch, B.A. Canton, Massachusetts MATHEMATICS AND POLITICAL SCIENCE Pamela Goodrich Bowers, B.A. Weston, Massachusetts ENGLISH David Michael Braslau, B.S. Katonah, New York PHYSICS David Lewis Brenner, B.A. Portland, Maine PSYCHOLOGY Sydnee Margaret Brown, B.S. Collinsville, Connecticut BIOLOGY Phi Beta Kappa Magna Cum Laude Elizabeth Ann Buckwalter, B.A. Williamstown, Massachusetts PSYCHOLOGY Daniel James Bungert, B.A. Mattapoisett, Massachusetts ECONOMICS Susanna Margaret Burger, B.A. South Paris, Maine HISTORY Honors in History Phi Beta Kappa Summa Cum Laude Jennifer Alden Burke, B.A. Penacook, New Hampshire THEATER Honors in Theater Marian Rose Butler, B.A. Belfast, Maine FRENCH Daniel Reid Calder, B.S. Sudbury, Massachusetts BIOLOGY James Lee Campbell, Jr., B.S. Haverhill, Massachusetts BIOLOGY Terri Lynn Candelmo, B.A. Scarborough, Maine PSYCHOLOGY Steffani Aileen Catanese, B.A. Harvard, Massachusetts FRENCH Edward J. C. Charbonneau, B.A. Rockport, Maine HISTORY Melissa Joy Chase, B.A. Hampstead, New Hampshire PSYCHOLOGY Scott Manning Chase, B.S. Scarborough, Maine BIOLOGY Martha Louise Clary, B.A. West Acton, Massachusetts ART Allen Regan Cohen, B.A. Framingham, Massachusetts ENGLISH Linda Sue Cohen, B.A. Upper Montclair, New Jersey ART Bertrand Phillip Cole, B.S. Cape Elizabeth, Maine GEOLOGY Paula Lisa Colella, B.A. Providence, Rhode Island ART Secondary Concentration in French Eileen Mary Connors, B.A. Danvers, Massachusetts ECONOMICS Kristin Kay Coombs, B.S. 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Point Pleasant, New Jersey BIOLOGY Barbara Douglass, B.A. Wellesley, Massachusetts PSYCHOLOGY Elizabeth McCrann Dower, B.A. Windsor, Connecticut FRENCH AND GERMAN Julia Cunningham Drinker, B.A. Belmont, Massachusetts HISTORY William Lindeke Driscoll, B.A. St. Paul, Minnesota ECONOMICS Elizabeth Jean Drolet, B.A. Wethersfield, Connecticut PHILOSOPHY Michelle Nan Duer, B.A. Avon, Connecticut MATHEMATICS Secondary Concentration in French Michael William Duffy, B.A. Cohasset, Massachusetts MUSIC Honors in Music Secondary Concentration in German Joanne Patricia Dugan, B.A. Annapolis, Maryland PSYCHOLOGY John Randolph Dunnell, Jr., B.A. Sudbury, Massachusetts ENGLISH Joyce Eloise Earle, B.A. Yarmouth, Maine FRENCH Stephen Lindsay Eddy, B.A. Simsbury, Connecticut HISTORY Martha Ruth Elbaum, B.A. Dayton, Ohio PSYCHOLOGY Secondary Concentration in French James Garfield Ellis IV, B.A. Paradise Valley, Arizona BIOLOGY High Honors in Biology Richard Maxwell Emrich, B.S. 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Old Brookville, New York BIOLOGY Honors in Biology Nancy Suzanne Gerstley, B.A. Harwich, Massachusetts ECONOMICS Michael Joseph Giannitti, B.A. Stamford, Connecticut THEATER High Honors in Theater Kimberly Ann Gilman, B.A. Fairfield, Maine HISTORY Honors in History Phi Beta Kappa Magna Cum Laude Secondary Concentration in French Donna Elizabeth Goldman, B.S. Summit, New Jersey BIOLOGY Maureen Rose Graves, B.A. Marblehead, Massachusetts ECONOMICS Amy Tarrant Grose, B.A. Amherst, Massachusetts PSYCHOLOGY Laura McNerny Hackett, B.A. Waban, Massachusetts HISTORY Susan Carol Halliday, B.S. Chatham, Massachusetts BIOLOGY Karen Hamilton, B.A. Norway, Maine ENGLISH Sarah Ruth Hammond, B.S. Dublin, New Hampshire PHYSICS Phi Beta Kappa Cum Laude Eva Elfriede Hamori, B.A. North Andover, Massachusetts HISTORY Secondary Concentration in French Thomas Justin Haronian, B.S. Warwick, Rhode Island BIOLOGY Brian Arthur Harris, B.S. Auburn, Maine PHYSICS Phi Beta Kappa Cum Laude Secondary Concentration in French Dana Marie Hartigan, B.A. Longmeadow, Massachusetts PSYCHOLOGY Katherine Rhoads Heald, B.S. Greenville, Pennsylvania BIOLOGY Elisabeth Christie Hess, B.A. New Bedford, Massachusetts FRENCH David Norris Hild, B.A. West Hartford, Connecticut ENGLISH Eric Dwight Hill, B.A. New York, New York ENGLISH Andrew Clark Hinson, B.A. South Weymouth, Massachusetts PHILOSOPHY Laura Hamilton Hollingsworth, B.A. Kennebunkport, Maine ENGLISH Bradley Jason Horn, B.A. Rochester, New York ECONOMICS Dawn Elizabeth Horn, B.A. Hyannis, Massachusetts MATHEMATICS John Paul Houde, B.A. Hanover, New Hampshire PSYCHOLOGY Phi Beta Kappa Cum Laude Kevin Jay Howard, B.A. St. Paul, Minnesota PSYCHOLOGY Eileen Hoye, B.A. Wassenaar, Holland FRENCH Secondary Concentration in Spanish James William Hunt III, B.A. Harvard, Massachusetts POLITICAL SCIENCE William Walter Hunt, B.A. Stoneham, Massachusetts HISTORY Julie Ann Jackson, B.A. Swampscott, Massachusetts ENGLISH Louise Bernadette Jennings, B.A. Gilford, New Hampshire PSYCHOLOGY High Honors in Psychology Phi Beta Kappa Cum Laude Alexander Pace Johnston, B.A. Chebeague Island, Maine RHETORIC 4 ti.til I-li:.ibeth Johnston, B..-X. I ondonderry, New Hampshire SOCIOI OGY Tiniothy Darin Jones, B.S. Rooseiclt. New York CHEMISTRY Tracy Anne Kane. B.A. Weston. Slassachusetts POLITICAL SCIENCE Michael Stephen Katz. BS. Sherborn, Massachusetts ECONOMICS Yivienne Rebecca Kaye, B.A. Troy. New York G ERMAN High Honors in German .loan Margaret Keck. B.A. Westtield, Massachusetts GERMAN High Honors in German Phi Beta Kappa Cum Laude Bonnie Lynn Kelley, B.A. Old Greenwich, Connecticut THEATER Honors in Theater Colin Thomas Kelley, B.S. Paxton, Massachusetts BIOLOGY Phi Beta Kappa Cum Laude Joseph Peter Kelley, B.A. Belmont, Massachusetts HISTORY Susan Kempton, B.A. Swansea, Massachusetts PSYCHOLOGY Michael Stuart Kenyon, B.A. Oxford, Maine ENGLISH Honors in English Ruth Killough, B.A. Sherburne Falls, Massachusetts PHILOSOPHY Lorraine Del Kimball, B.A. Harrison, Maine PSYCHOLOGY Margo Lynn Kimball, B.A. Gilford, New Hampshire HISTORY Scott Lincoln King, B.A. Concord, Massachusetts ECONOMICS AND PSYCHOLOGY Beatrice Undine Koetter, B.S. Munich, West Germany BIOLOGY Nina Jean Kontos, B.A. Trumbull, Connecticut SOCIOLOGY Phi Beta Kappa Cum Laude Sandra Paulette Kornstein, B.A. Cranbury, New Jersey SOCIOLOGY Ann Alexis Kranjec, B,A. Milwaukee, Wisconsin HISTORY Secondary Concentration in French Wenny Sio-Wen Chiu Kusuma, B.A. Rye, New York ENGLISH Daniel Roger Lalonde, Jr., B.S. Lewiston, Maine CHEMISTRY Sallie Lefferts Lang, B.S, Warwick, Rhode Island MATHEMATICS Derek Peter Langhauser, B.A. Farmington, Connecticut HISTORY Jane Patricia Langley, B.A, Winchester, Massachusetts ECONOMICS Arthur F. Lee, B.S. Glens Falls, New York HISTORY Milissa Ellen Leonard, B.A. Windsor Locks, Connecticut ENGLISH High Honors in English Secondary Concentration in German Richard James Leone, B.A. East Hartford, Connecticut POLITICAL SCIENCE Dawna Lee Levasseur, B.A. Lewiston, Maine ENGLISH Phi Beta Kappa Cum Laude Richard Liburdi, B.A. Kensington, Connecticut SOCIOLOGY Kimberly Anne Lilly, B.A. Andover, Massachusetts INTERDISCIPLINARY IN RUSSIAN AND SOVIET STUDIES High Honors in Russian and Soviet Studies Secondary Concentration in Russian Scott Arthur Lindsay, B.A. Lexington, Massachusetts ECONOMICS Mark William Livsey, B.S. Cheshire, Connecticut BIOLOGY Collin Haverton Lord, B.A. North Brunswick, New Jersey GEOLOGY Heidi Beth Lovett, B.S. Sharon, Massachusetts BIOLOGY Yain Yain Lu, B.S. Queens, New York ANTHROPOLOGY AND CHEMISTRY Dana Atwood Lukens, B.A. Newton, Massachusetts PHILOSOPHY Honors in Philosophy Christopher Charles Lynch, B.A. Andover, Massachusetts ECONOMICS Ruth Fenwick MacLean, B.A. Portland, Maine ENGLISH Honors in English Phi Beta Kappa Magna Cum Laude John Randall MacPhee, B.A. Waterville, Maine GEOLOGY Johnna Lynn Major, B.A. Oxford, Maine SOCIOLOGY Honors in Sociology Elizabeth Hope Manning, B.S. Windsor Locks, Connecticut CHEMISTRY Paul Marks, B.A. New York, New York HISTORY Honors in History John Michael Marsden, B.A. Manchester, Massachusetts ECONOMICS AND MUSIC Lurissa Gregory Marston, B.A. Indianapolis, Indiana MUSIC Christina Marie Martin, B.A. Paoli, Pennsylvania RELIGION Secondary Concentrations in French and German Amy Elizabeth Materson, B.A. Cape Elizabeth, Maine ARTS AND PSYCHOLOGY Craig Patrick Mathers, B.A. Brockton, Massachusetts PHILOSOPHY David John Matson, B.A. Hopkinton, Massachusetts RELIGION Linda Ann McCarthy, B.S. Medford, Massachusetts PHYSICS Maura Louise McCarthy, B.A. Abington, Massachusetts BIOLOGY Donald Thomas McDonough, B.A Lynnfield, Massachusetts ECONOMICS Alice Cecilia McGrath, B.A. Turnersville, New Jersey MATHEMATICS AND PSYCHOLOGY Honors in Psychology Brian Arthur McGrory, B.A. Weymouth, Massachusetts POLITICAL SCIENCE Catherine Marie McKinnon, B.S. 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Chelmsford, Massachusetts MATHEMATICS Secondary Concentration in French Kathryn Mary Powers, B.A. Westwood, Massachusetts SPANISH Susan Marie Preeshl, B.A. St. Paul, Minnesota FRENCH AND PSYCHOLOGY High Honors in Psychology Phi Beta Kappa Cum Laude James Brett Pritchard, B.A. Geneva, Illinois ENGLISH High Honors in English Christopher Edward Putala, B.A. Clinton, New York POLITICAL SCIENCE Lisa Gail Quintal, B.A. Plaistow, New Hampshire FRENCH Honors in French Phi Beta Kappa Magna Cum Laude Rachel Aviva Rabinowitz, B.A. Princeton, New Jersey SOCIOLOGY John Andrew Raitt, B.A. Sparta, New Jersey ENGLISH Thomas William Randall, B.S. Warwick, Rhode Island MATHEMATICS Robin Elizabeth Rasche, B.A. North Reading, Massachusetts PSYCHOLOGY Honors in Psychology Robert Brian Ravenelle, B.A. Greenville, Rhode Island HISTORY High Honors in History Kevin Leroy Raye, B.A. Perry, Maine POLITICAL SCIENCE Nathaniel C. 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Buckfield, Maine GEOLOGY Karen Ursel Thorpe, B.A. Auburn, Maine MATHEMATICS Philip Anthony Tracy, B.A. South Portland, Maine RELIGION Frederic Edward Turkington, Jr., B.A. Rockville, Connecticut POLITICAL SCIENCE Peter Walter Ulicny, B.A. Summit, New Jersey HISTORY Secondary Concentration in German Brett Swanson Upton, B.S. Darien, Connecticut BIOLOGY Melisande Frances Van Duyne, B.S. Sudbury, Massachusetts CHEMISTRY Melinda Licht Van Horne, B.A. Scarsdale, New York ENGLISH Virginia Elizabeth Voigt, B.A. Chevy Chase, Maryland PSYCHOLOGY Stephen Robert Wachtel, B.S. Northbrook, Illinois BIOLOGY Ann Louise Walsh, B.S. Chelmsford, Massachusetts MATHEMATICS Richard Alan Walters, B.A. Duxbury, Massachusetts PSYCHOLOGY Linda Webster, B.A. Newton Square, Pennsylvania HISTORY Julie Sara Weiss, B.A. Newton, Massachusetts SPANISH James Barry Weissman, B.S. 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