Bay Path College - Portico Yearbook (Longmeadow, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1969 volume:

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'13-W.. U - U 4 v ' C 'img - ' 4 fr' - - --Jwv.'...'?f.ia1, -1: .M- '9' , ,v .r, rx'- a ini.. E. A ...A- .l, EH T I ji - N 11 I ! E I i ri I I u J -.., 1 v. X 1 E3 I ll ' I rf, U -amps: ,iiijlfib ,nv - 'Vt ,in ini, 'ii' lhfwurf fx itll l ,I Ill if.-i f Fl I EFF ' I R U V' Qi' za'--If F H . f I 5 I it i ug Q ! ...E 4 t.. I .. Lwf'-E-:zz PORTICO '69 Editor-in-Chief A A Literary Editor . . Layout Editor 4 , , Photography Editor Production Editor , Cynthia Bishop . . . Jill Benton Beverly Jezek Carolyn Deacy . Linda Nelson - 4- A nl In -ul - 3 1 rm: , rm: uw . nm g um , um un ' mn ' um 1 mn n m un ' um vnu ki :f N ,T-My4'q,, !5 ' ,1 ,4 -' , . . f ,Vg yank 1 ' 14 I' W 'f 'f 'Bn 5 wg TABLE OF CONTENTS Activities 10 Dedication , 34 Administration and Faculty . 37 Message from the President 38 The Class of 1970 A 57 Clubs and Organizations . , 71 The Class of 1969 1 , 7 89 Senior Index 142 M, an ' v '11 -Q 1 , . ,. ru Y . omissions Esrn ll P 4, 1 ,fu , Q W . NZ 1-I . 'eil-A S an '- I 's.17. W .L 1. wi 2: ,. ' . , , ,. .fi , , ' sri' .- , M , .. ',, , ., . -.h ,ef .- , -at ,- 'Jig' 1 ,. - ' X 1 . I s 9? A .1 ' ' , 3 A . ,, , .1 ,M i. . f . F sw , ,A M H B, iii, 1,4552 if if , .2-,. by ' ww , , f Hum, V .. Q . ,- JJ' A. 2 4--A ri w. Av x A 4 , f 1' ,' .,.o'.flvfi 'fQf, , W, , - lf N2 so ' ., I ,f iw, -xy. 1, . , -xg N . . ,t f -N ,vf K , fy .V f-' 'M nf K, ' f' , Vi . , . .- ,Bs hx W r A FRIENDLY HELLO AND A HANDSHAKE 'FET ' ' W' ,f ,L 2 ,f-Q., A iraqi. fu All .if r 'L One ofthe first activities of the year was the welcoming tea held for the incoming juniors on Sunday afternoon, September 22. in West Hall dining room. The re- ceiving line included Dean Jeanette T. Wright. Dean Marcia H. Conrad, and Nlrs. Douglas D. Perkins. Seniors as- sisted with the serving. ui X f be -ff ' . , -........-ad N' 10 THE AWARDING OF THE MAROON KEYS As a symbol of their academic achievement, the traditional maroon key was awarded to outstand- ing seniors. At the Honors Convocation, on Sep- tember 25, Thomasina Ferguson was the recipi- ent of the Ruth E. Goss Scholarshipg and Bar- bara Burleigh, the recipient of the Alumnae Scholarship for the highest academic average. The guest speaker at the convocation was jour- nalist, Miss Pegge Parker, who spoke on A Stu- dent Ticket Around the Worldfl AJ 'xi V f Q . ,. Jif , f Y gg z f 1 . '11, fix 4 O il Qu ..p,.. On October 1 classes were cancelled for the traditional Campus Day. Activities began with the rope pull between juniors and seniors. Juniors not only lost the rope pull, but also their beanies. Other events included a picnic lunch, a scavenger hunt. and a student-faculty volleyball game. There were separate thoughts for individual people but, still, it was a day of unity. if v ,., , 4 , an L -.A . 0 I , . 9.,:.,,,. , Sf ' ' . 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'fx'H. vig-1' 'l .I .5 I Z ,bl . ..f Ll. 1 l , 13 -'t 1 L91 1' J if ? 1 , 38 ax ur 7- 1 4 i 1 X PK Y' ., 3' W, A n N,...,-1' if al 1. ,1, nf - I a XJ w 's A ff L , -v-1 5 7' 3 fn Z' -H ., guna COMPETITION AND TIME OUT .,N?2,. fl, m-w-i4.4km4L.1a:q,.g,, . .. ,. - 3'-ur: . ' -415, .rmttglgmd lwUlv..0F -VL 1 15 Saturday, October 26, was a special night for senior girls and their fathers. While the mothers were given a bullet in West Hall, fathers and daughters were dining and dancing at Betty's Towne House in Agawam. A special tribute was paid to the fathers, and a few were given prizes. It was the night of their biggest date- with their daughters! 16 ,Zu i 1 a .. i is fisgf OUR FAVORITE MEN f2'3f is cf' WX .. G. X 3f:9?5T5?1?yg40Ji' '- -'f1?22,,w. ,. , ,ff . ' V K, 5 af New rl K. 'K' ' 3 ll'-all I A-5 z ' 1' J! ' , A v .ptr r 5 W i ' u Q 4 , I 0 K JH- 1lh'J It I' , :fx s. Q 'X 'f9 p Cl . -Q i K 1 1 , li, .K . bi 'E'- ' i' ' li ' 7 Q N 'A ie ? st- K . ' N -., C s D FROM ,, I 4 Y . I 'V' m 'x 1,0 Jn vxyxfvt if Each dorm presented its own unique skit for the entertainment of the entire student body on Halloween. Skits were judged by several faculty members who chose South Hall the winner. Cider and doughnuts were served following the program. 1' g v4-r ,aj Y 4 i QW , , V L I ' J if f X 1 l . yi 1 . f 'l ' 1 1 ft 1 I Y A' nf. ' 5 ,QV A '11 1- , '5-zffwbl ,, an SPOOKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT EAIV' te Q 5 J- ,A ' K at X i A . 5 W W xxl . ,E 1 f K Q M, v .,.,,-, H r ' 9 2 N ww' U' 4 , v W4 M. ' y T' lv Aw f wx, '3 L ,Ulm Q51 .2 1 E Q 2 N X . Z . W V : Q , ,,.4 ,S wifb' A QA f ' X W W ii 21- 1 K 1 1 ww f- ,st . 1:-,Q .',, ,,:23:w,.j5 - -.4 ,, 5 ' f Q5 1 fi I 5 'g ' r - 1 17 ,. I ' I X ' 19 ,rf SENIOR FUND RAISING DINNER An Italian setting was the choice for the Senior Fund Raising Din- ner. A meal of spaghetti was en- tirely prepared and served by members of the class. Checkered placemats and candles in chianti bottles decorated the tables. Class a d v i s 0 r , Mrs. Muriel Mitchell, gave much assistance, as well as Mr. James Kane and Mr. Irving Conrad. Profits from the dinner Went to the Alumnae Scholarship Fund. i .. -P . 1 1 '4 ' n : , ,, 'fit , 1 1 -u IWW' i g N S vie? I W e f .Li t ug' f Q 'p TX f f N Off v. - a 4. 5. 'K 1 340 LJ 4 ixfxx It L, N g 4 ln., f ' e ra W 1221? ' Tj eg. I , V ADMISSION: ONE ORNAMENT TO TRIM THE TREE Awaiting its decoration, the Bay Path Christmas tree was placed in the West Hall dining room. At 7 p.m. on Decem- ber 15 the Trim the Tree Party began The admission, of course, was one orna- mentg but the reward was fun, caroling food, and finally-the glistening tree. I -I ! f11,, fi, Q' YR 1 Q' 4 5, Mr, 22 A 1 1 l ., , ,. ., .Mi M2 A POCKETFUL OF MIRACLES Visiting Springiieldls North End Community Center for a benefit Christmas party is one of the Student Council's annual activi- ties. This year the party was held on December 11, and the chil- dren received their gifts from their own special Santa. T J CH. T? VX 1 F 1 X Q7 I 24 THE JUNIOR CLASS PRESENTS THE CHRISTMAS FORMAL Saturday evening, December 14, the Junior Class presented the annual Christmas Formal at the Longmeadow Community House. A program of Christmas songs was provided by the Key- notes. Concluding the evening was a midnight bullet in West Hall. 0 r eal li QI., CANDLES IN THE DARK On December 5, the college ob- served the traditional Service of Lights, sponsored by the Round Table, in Mills Theatre. Rev. Clarke B. Schaaf, our Protestant gr 9 chaplain, presented a meditation entitled Behold Your Godin, and the combined efforts of the Glee Club and the Keynotes pre- sented a medley of Christmas music. The processional of the Glee Club and the recessional of the audience were marked by the carrying of lighted candles. 'W f'I , J L if 4 Q-Q CHRISTMAS BANQUET The Christmas Banquet, held on Mon- day, December 16, was a special event for students and faculty. The Keynotes entertained with Christmas selections and led us all in caroling. Gifts were given to Miss Vaill and Chef Brill in appreciation. X , 'Xa' X31 ' .ss fh A Q 4 L - - .Auf 27 -aa? fd Raw ,J f. :rn X Dr. Harlzin Hatcher- Urban Crisis COLLOQUIUM '69 l i . 4 3 1 I T Miss Jeanne Lowe- Urban Crisis One of the most important academic activities is the all-day, mid-year colloquium at which guest speak- ers present a current problem or event for discussion. This year's topic was The Urban Crisis in Our Cities. with guest speakers, Miss Jeanne Lowe, author and senior editor of McCall's Magazine, and Dr. Harlan Hatcher, author, former president of the University of Michigan, and cultural historian. Students and faculty members met in small groups after the program to raise questions which were edited and posed to the speakers by Mr. John Foster, instructor in Behavioral Sciences, who moderated the question and answer period following. J Miss Caroline Bird- Vocational Discrimination against Women CONVOCATION SERIES Miss Pegge Parker-September 25 Mr. M. Lewis Spratlan, Jr.-October 23 Mr. Jack Litten-November 20 Captain Robert Meffen-February 26 Miss Caroline Bird-March 12 Dr. Arthur Dorsch-April 16 Dr, David Weinland-May 7 'Sift V' Li' 'fi' 5 The purpose of the convoca- tion series is cultural and intellec- tual enrichment for students. Speakers and entertainers in the arts are invited to the campus for the convocation programs. Topics include current social and politi- cal problems, musical entertain- ment, and challenging philosophi- cal questions. Mr. Jack Litten, tenor 29 Q -1 ,ful 1 . Wt' 'x JUNIOR FUND RAISING DINNER f 'F' FX i 1., 30 ' x ,hx l x .S 'vi it .A -mf e j em... 4 I is I .yu V W..-J ipff' ,U - t 1 ,' ' if . ,,,n' This year the junior class with the help of their class advisor, Miss Frances A. Mikuszewski, held a pancake supper to raise money for the class treasury. The supper took place on February 16 in West Hall dining room. M 31 tm wi?- x gp' 'Q' l Mi, ' ' 'TL , , iv . Z- HJ 2 Q 1 . -' .- , . , f-5 3 i - 'wfggp , sl 'Y' . VA' , A g I A -s. PIII:-nag, l l mag' THE QUEEN AND HER COURT f . . v w A5A4 aux as p X .ff WY , 4 -1-V Q Kimi Back Row: Penelope Repp. Josephine Pugliara, Ioan Hendrickson, Holly Branch. Cynthia Lavin: Front Row: Candice Tedder. Maureen O'Brien. Anne Blanchfield. 'f 'grail V er: , V Each year the queen, a senior chosen for her poise, character, beauty, academic standing, and contributions to her class, reigns at the Spring Formal attended by the members of her court. Our queen, Maureen O'Brien, was elected on Febru- ary 19. Members of her court were sen- iors-Anne Blanchlield, Penelope Repp, Candice Tedderg and juniors-Holly Branch, Joan Hendrickson, Cynthia Lavin, and Josephine Pugliara. Queen Maureen O'Brien was chosen by the en- tire student body at a special assembly. Court members were elected by their re- spective classes. i f i '18 I Hr W 1' fri. 'L 91 D' RN. 634 Tk . rf J., a f ?5,f.. 75 x s M1 ,z 5 .law f ha 7,3 13343. 'lf ,1 Y . f f4z',1,3,1 V , V, fun, .1 x .- ffl- x 7 .4 n ur W, 4'??1 '5 's H 33 QUEEN MAUREEN CYBRIEN nl S .1 3. 'R SY . W if ,,, Left z 2 it we.-x Y, . 1 1 41 4' f I wg i E. ,' 2'f1,?:C . J' l' Wait My--5vg2ff:4, ,4 . ,fi I . 51 fa A . gl ' ., 'f JV, '75 'Wt' f'i'A4',: -t 5 fi ' 45' v , ? ' f r . 't 1 r . , w- 2 I , ', . ' 1 I 1 jr' ff, f' Y' w 7 'J ll Y , Ay! Q,-3-t 'limi 5 DEDICATION Dr. Robert W. Gericke is well known by the entire College. He brings to his students a wide background in the social sciences which has been enriched by his extensive education and his many trips to Europe. As a professor of history, he is a master at presenting his Held to students. His importance to the college commu- nity is recognized by the positions he holds as Chairman of the Academic Com- mittee, Chairman of the Social Science Department, and Advisor of the Social Science Club. We have grown to know him during our two years here-his distinct appearance, his .friendly manner, his keen wit, and his intelligenceg he leaves with each of us a certain memory. We, the Class of 1969, dedicate this edition of PORTICO to an educator, a scholar, and a man ............ Dr. Robert W. Gericke 35 m...,,.MN. r 'C W ,-N ,..,.,,-A fzkwiv D1 PO RTANT Tbmnco Nmmc, T bmcgul' C: PM Ll EN 3 A':'1 Q 1:71. C ON TAC 36 . . f .1 1 f X 4 M .1 1 . 1 1 - f 1 1 .- , Q . ' M I r , 471 L' - I -- . 1 ,- ' 4 ,1 ' 14 X 7' ff I' t VI I ' If x ' f f f 'x!' y Q' fff K X1 X ff M I s. - Q . N- 4 ' x ,gk P -Q 1 -4 1,.. 2 I '., 'I I ,A irq 5.51 4 If . af V 1'7 7'9-' XL TAX . J- QNX Si? - ,k t Z' '17-' N. ,ga-1-L+, 5, .5 X 'I' 4 g I we - ' .,-A1. 0- ' A ' lil H mlilnniel at Q! EK + il ll . ,-'Agri V H I , - -sf'f-we 'J-3 ..jq,x 'f'i,,T fgq, eg.. . 13 FACULTY AN A MINISTR TIO x I .1 F e 5 3 I : ' u P hg... Ji THOMAS G. CARR Chairman of the Board of Trustees One of the most significant persons behind this college is Thomas G. Carr, whose 24 years of devoted efforts and fore- sight have changed a business school into a fully accredited two-year college for women. His personal contributions can be noticed at a glanceg outstanding is our laboratory and classroom building, which is dedicated in his name. The Class of 1969 has benefited from his efforts and in- terests in two capacities: as president during our first year, and as Chairman of the Board of Trustees in our final year. Chl O X O9 3 'WD-w.,,,,,, MMA 4 'Q ww-Mm My ,f wzr. ,Vg - . of , . I ,L ff: 5491 ' W f 1 l latex A-L12 2, ' T M., Hy:-7 R M, M an . Q if V , . ,A I . - L H '.,.V ' 41550 .Qt 'GYM' d 'L ' - air,-lY 'kp 1 l ,, leigh vw X 9 In Ja arqvg , V . - - ' as 'V 32323 :sh , A , V , ,., , V , - ,Ski V 1 V, M- -, riff! W ,I J Fr., ,V fy , 5 ' 4, A 2 W . L . -A A if 31.9 rw , ., , . ' 'V ' ' ' Q 1 - utffz-Qv4:5Q ' V-449 swf ' - ' ' .' 3 eilLg,:,,'4 Y .1 . f 1- V 'fa ', 'iw Lf- f ,' Ve 'WI7' T 2,'.f,H,- 'f 'KA ' ' K51m ,hJf EFi'j .vfqkf .' , 32 4:15 5 ' L ...Q -Wm Providing us with Cl bridge to knowledge, A path toward truth-these people Sit sometimes behind the seenes, Bur often in front-to lead, To carry on ideals of Critical thinking. 'sb' -3 ..-3 X . 'pf' A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT The PORTICO reaches you at the conclusion of your Bay Path year. The editors have created an excellent pictorial and written representation of that year-the sorrows and joys, the failures and successes, the chal- lenges and achievements-all a part of your commit- ment to college. In the years ahead I hope this POR- TICO can recapture for you the significance of this experience. In deciding upon a college education you have ac- cepted a two-edged sword. While college may help open the door to further opportunity, personal growth and individual happiness, it should also challenge each of you to accept responsibility for recognizing and act- ing upon the needs of our society. As the result of your very presence here you shall henceforth be ex- pected to share a greater responsibility for the solution of all sorts of problems. Our national commitment to higher education is predicated upon this response. We live in a world where technology has made yes- terday's dreams into today's realities that will be to- morrow's commonplace. At the same time it is a world ir. which man's inhumanity to man is all too apparent. Thus the need for love, compassion and understanding has never been greater. If you leave college lacking the capacity for these vital qualities, your ability to per- form and your realization of happiness will fall short of the mark. Bay Path's success is ultimately measured in terms of the impact which you, its alumnae, make upon the world. Your tangible accomplishments here will quickly fade in our eyes and yours, but what must not fade is your willingness to make a differencew. If throughout your lives you can sustain a love for beauty, a compassion for the needs of your fellow men, an understanding tolerance for the other person's point of view and an active social conscience dedicated to righting injustice-then your family, teachers and friends can share your joy in a happy life. You have changed during your time at Bay Path, individually and collectively. Bay Path, too, as an in- stitution will be different next September and forever more as a result of your presence and impact. Your involvement in this College is so temporary and transi- tional-yet vital to you, the College and the broader society we all serve. You have made a difference here, I hope we have too. Our best wishes go with you for success and hap- piness in whatever roles you may choose for yourself and your family in the years ahead. , Douglas D. Perkins 5 . za, All , , rj' i ffm N 1 , 4' ' , SP ga Q ,Mx f fam W.-Ek, 4 I ' 42542 ' -, 5,3 ' fy., 4 f' f 22 f 5 I up 1 ,Sw W: ,Y .ggavltm ,, ,. ,,, tm , W .. I , ,a 5' 9' 4 fi 5 . 4 . f ' ., 51,4 . A .2929 1 . , fy f H' 1 f I , X ,WU , , 1 A yi f f , ,-1 sf , 4,5 ,gg 4 Wim 1 1 I fi? v , ',., v. Q DOUGLAS D. PERKINS Presidcflzt My ,Q .,, mf' fr, , 2 ,Ag ,. , Y f, .,, 4. , . 41: 'fvkwf 'W I YQ ., , A f js, ' , A QV, , R1-...A 1 vWf??'i , 1 if f -' f24w'sf ' , V, 4 f 455 l V wg ' , ' , :Y '44 . J? ' 7 I y, W 5 , A 'Ralf ,gf .g,.:5, BN ., 39 i r. I yi X Ya ' XX,XllLxlxl'lS L' 2 I 5 il Q'nx.'U'1 .' .HI lx' N T will E , ls- l 1 Q. N' Ji! jx lx Xl 1 H uw , X if , lv I rzu 11 A,,,A 3 ., ,,, 3 Q N 1 2 Y 4 4 3 5 ? ' . 4 I 8 1.-. v KLARA K. WENDER ,f'1.S.Xf.S'flllI1 T1'cu511r'ar I X!-1 3, if VV '3' 1. i 40 X JOHN E. HESEN Trc'aszu'r'r ALICE E. BRADLEY Associate Director of Admissions A SALAH A. BATRAWI Dean of lnsrructiolz I Professor: Clzairnmn, Belzavorial Science Department N 1 M I V 4 1 1 1 F 1 1 1 4 1 -sf' 6 'Q JEANETTE T. WRIGHT Dean of Ilze College Vl'C'0-Pl'L'.Sl'dUIIf for Ac'adc'n1ic' Affairs V .f...:..1vgV f z:wJ?'P I,.:J1fz - 5,- , 5fWu'.i-1 ,---qu ADMINISTRATION MARLIA H. CONRAD Dean of SIIIIIUIIIA' vw-ffl PHILIP H. CLARKE A.vs0ciuIe Pr'Qfc.v.x'm'q Cqllllfflllllll, English Dvpurlnzvnr ll. I A 1 A 1 A,-,,, ,,, 5 ff! Avi , 2 5 f '- ' ' 'arg FACULTY aww UV' 1 i' :MM- Assuciarv PrQfv.s'.vm' Qf English GERALD J. KANE Assisturzt Prqfcfssor cf Efzglislz 42 . '. ' 2 Q L, 1 4 5 1 ,V 2 f' R :- -.MW K . bf ROBERT W. GERICKE Professorg Clzczirman, Social SCiC'lICl' Department WILLIAM B. WHITHAM 0 r PAUL C. NORTON Hz' ' Axsivt IP wfssw vflj l'slz .' cuz ry vnu' fx 'ng 1: , Q IV!-V ?-. . wi v Lg,-1.L...L?. s ' J vw 4 f-.nf -1 ii, ', A , 1- ,4,f,q.,. k '-M0----.....-.... 1 I 1.-.,..n,.,. ,. . , 5 A.vsi.s'!unt PrQfk'.s's0r of Social Sc'ierzc'c'.x' JOHN P. GAFFNEY A.s'.s'0c'iaIc' P1'Ql2'.s'.s'or' cd' EII.g'li.S'lI 43 I x 5 PEARLE R. PUTNAM Associate Professor of Science W. , li 4. ARTHUR A. HART Associate Professorg Chairman, Art Department 44 i vi fm? wp CHARLES E. PAGE Instructorg Director of Music FACULTY FRANCES M. KOPCINSKI Instructor in Behavioral Sciences Wei? Ag ROBERT M. HARRIMAN lnslructor in AIflIlIL'IHllIfC.S JOHN M. FOSTER ' Instructor in Behavioral Sciences j i' , nv u 5 , 'V , . if ROBERT M. DIXON Associate Professorg Clzairmzuz, Science Deparlment 5 .Jill-if GN X FRANCES K. SATl'l.ER i I 1llXll'llf'fUl' in Sz'c'rc'!uriul SL'l'C'llC'C l FACULTY I i 'iz W -. I '--9 SALLY B. MAYBURY Professor of Secretarial Science A M. CAREY SMITH ASSfSfflIlf Professor of Secretarial Science 46 W f Dv- s..1 wgwv. f li ERNESTINE MCCRILLIS Assistarzl Professor of Seerelarial Science MARIE GOULD SEATON Assistant Professorg Chairnzafz, Secretarial Science Deparlment in 1 13 1 ' ,ffrffi 1 H. .r . lf' FRANCES DOWNEY 1ll.YIl'IIC'flll' in SCC'I'C'Il1l'l'1lf SC'f4'IlL't' ,,,, 4,,.,-' 1 I if Q xx, J A- 1 . , 1' ' ' f , e ,. V3 5: - ' e bl , f, I ., A V V 'N . ' ffQ. ' 'J I wig' U, 4. t .,q',A' 'ip XR -rw' l 1 1 , is 4 as ' 1 kgs, - .1 , . .gf . I h I f,4 H 7' l N, ., x, -, .ff f- f - ' Nr N. Qifiifgif, , q54g,,fj 3 'f f I, g . ml yr, 1 'H:'.g.,',.,1', . w',j,i,-,Q . - + mf ig., 14.1 01,0 , , 1 -, q - , ,,. 1 1,1 . ., , . W ip! V yi? Wfqjl. ., I , i 1. , ty Wigi ,af f' 11, f'1fL.?'N',:7' ,- ' ' I A ' ' 'V '45 7fZ'f?59'u X '- , ' . ' 'X' :vfs f 3, ?4 ,a-L. W W 1 - -- a N. if was 'f ,f . ' , ' f 1 ,, i L-ndlfiigii i gm-av! r Y A1.1CEL.wHl'rHAM fl N 'Y' ' ' , - . N r r , r 1 r r r M mai -r , 'wwf 5 K 31, Q :Aff WK N 2 Y- x X C X . 5 Qu , U 5 X x' Xu V My xiii, K s Q 'axe 1 I 7 1 'frifgla ' Nix X 1 K Ai 'Ax , I -3 vw x Q x 4 .4 'm-'iff ' , 'f 'r X 'K 2 is xx! ye N Q M LQ X S I GEORGE M. NASSAR Instructor in Law In.v1rm'!ur in Frcnclz LUCILLE WICKERSHAM Assistant Professor: Librarian 48 gn - ,nm . 1 , -it A! MMM WILFRED D. WRIGHT A.S'.X'0C'l.lll'L' Pl'a2fL'.v.vul' iff Sofia! SC'ft'lIl't'.8 ABEL F. BARRIENTOS Instructor in Spanish 1633-V FACULTY 1 . 1, BETTY HESEN l11.x'Irm'Im'5 A.s',x'i,s'lm1I ru flu' Dum uf' lf1,xlrm'Iin11 4 49 STAFF FRANCES A. MIKUSZEWSKI Svc'rvIury tu fha DCZIII Qf SI1m'w1r.s,' Dircfcvur Qf SI11zIvl1I Ac'IiviIi4'.v ANN SHAY SL'L'l'L'IlIl'j' In Ilia' Dil'4'c'I0I' Qf AzI'IIIfSSi0llA' DEBORAH HUCK Sc'CI'L'Izll'j' In Ilzc' Dl'I'C'C'f0l' Qf PlllC'l'l?1Ul1f n,.! '- --ll 6. KATHERIN E CUNNINGHAM A4lIlllILQUl', B00k.s't01'c' 'Ui -N2 midi -'lm 50 f 1fP1 ',,,,..- GW ENN JON ES A1lmis.s'im1.s' C'o1n1.s'vl0r X .of j CLAIRE F. SIMAR Rc'gi.s IHH' RACE M. DIXON l'L'4'fUl' uf Alfllvlic' ,-11'Iil'l'Ii4'.v f O 1: C A 1 I . , l : M, x' ', . I .VV V I o fu, w X , 'Z UN 2 xy, r QA K 1- -, Ut' I nf Q A' 'X M1753 I . . .- I ' -1 FTW' ! W -D -foul .NIQI , 31, ms. ,' - Wir . I X PATRICK DEASY Learning Lalroralury TL'C'l1llfl'ilU1 ST NORMA E. BINNIG A E' Library Assistanr EVE BETTIGOLE ERNESTINE R. FERNALD Suvial H0.sra'xs, Wvsr Hall Lounge Cataloguer ,. s :Q J 2 I 'kr'- 1 .... - V 1' - -- 'M-'-1-f-V - 1. I 1 YV, .:,.:iq- L - ' , 1, ff- ., 4X f. - Q' ' ' ' ' QL., I s . T. Ng 1 , . . ' . -,ua r 4. A V 1 Me' f fd? 4 iv, -Yum-., ,ll ,Q SOPHIA S. WATERMAN Library Assistant X, .sf ,. 4 22:4C ,. Z. l ' 52 X rnw.. - V EDWARD RICHARDS Chief IU' Securily .Ml BERNICE P. VAILL Dicriliun 'xl' 5h!rf LOUIS ROSSI Ah? Sllf7l'I'fIlIl'lltl1.'III QfB11ilflif1y.s' um! Gr'uuml.x' KATHERINE G WOOD NlII.SL' MIRIAM A BAXTER DIHLIOI Qf Hculrll 51131145 KL 431 iff f'3 A M 32 WI If I 4' as I gf- 3, 4 ,. ' . 4 .W . 21 'Y Z' f ll! I , a 2 we I ' W4 ' I I aff, if .JJ I 9 fn , ,,.l , I 17 4 Ms 'I I ' ':'3'f3.i':Q. - V, .5,.., ,I , .J A V35-V D '- ,, E I I 512. . EV- I., 5 5 - 243 l' ,.1:4. I f f ': 'CA A .af,y.Hg igfim' 'T RITA B. LA PERLE Clerk-Typist I 1 ELEANOR H. GAY SUc'rc'mrv IU Ille Vice-President fm Acudcmzc. AHIIIFS -Y' 1' . X xx A . .f . A, . ff' 1. X ,fn 9.75, Y' . . M-4. 1 i ,?ff ' . .. M X W ---- f... -. ,A MM 1. ,,,...X 10' Q ELEANOR M. RIORDAN Receptionist MARIAN OWENS Secretary to Ilze President MARJORIE M. LEGER Secretary to the Treasurer I .----7 I I I f mi 1 VIRGINIA MARUCA Scwretary to Ille Clzuirnmlz of llre Board of Truslees 18. ' Nf' BARBARA LEATH E M Bookkeeper .f ? f'f'?x ' f?k3?'?31 ' 541.5 I rw, :gl 'AJ 2' M fm-M-iefri MADELINE E. ROBSON Bookkeeper in Hur. , 1 H X TCC'-,2'Z' , 'J STAFF gffg, 1 -44,5 - -affi- 3 , ls- , 2 ,a I ,I f I I , f I , A , -. ' ,l AH 55 f 2 nf. , v DELORES C. ENNIS SIlPUl'l'l..Wll' of Altlfflilly dl Dllf7ll'C'tIIflIALf DL'17t'II'lllIL'lII ' ,221 ' 10' ,f- 'Z Huw FLFANOR G. FITZPATRICK f'fL'I'lx-T4V17IA.Xl f vw 'Q-9 THELMA ASHLEY Elrzpsall Hull A, ms LINDSAY RESIDENT DIRECTORS RAE FERVER South Hull ,ins 4' 3 3 ALICE RIISKA Bullzmz Hull 56 Il? I I I I I I I I I l 'a I I I 1 I I I 1 Il' 1 I v atv Hn JUNIORS Today you pull in jim, fogeflzerg Tomorrow, in llfo, and alone . . . Wait a minute, who greased the rope? 57 ag.-W, 0 . A 0 'lf fiwgfl 'BW' .fj,, P29245 N. R11 ,. Y- --wf ...xx ' . 51 RX- it l er .xi K K- ll, ',,, I ,J Q' X xi f 4 ,-, J jf l x 5 , ff- ' --qw-1' 1' X V X 'x.1'F' J f'f,.f3?'f . it ,if Lx , ie 4. ' ji -ff,-i ,. ' 5 .L , Anxksx A- , ff V - J .f f A '1 - . fm , , jx N I . s X ' v i t f L ' ,N ,., ' . ' 5, N xg , E3 ogg Rf -J '? 'Li 9, ,, x.N 6 ' i ' A I 'D - S Q il , I R- Yi X,-isx.1--Q-S . 4,4 N ol ' K l ' X Hu' A K r A gh .. f A 4 X l l ' h6N..a-Fx ,LQ A ,hi Q 3 ' 1 . Virginia Asara Patricia Northrup Gale Bolsover Susan Lee Candice Hansen Nancy Heroux Ruthanne LeBarron Diane Dubois U , Q ,N 4,H.,f.0 ' 'e,- ,Qi 'K lm... Jennifer Joubert Joanne O'Connell Rita Roberts Susan Triggs Lynn Giard Barbara Riordan Linda Catania Linda Freer Janet Vigneault Joanne Lolos Maureen Sullivan Elaine Desrochers Lenora Farina Deborah White Debra Mayville 58 7 Carol Preston in 1 im, Rebecca Ossorio X, we-52 Joanne Cash Y A H Janet Schuster 2 Q 1 Frances Reale 'fu ' Linda Morrison Q., S sf' if 1, Gertrude lVlcCormz1c Caren Pappy if -xv f V rfr' t e-'f f Ziff 5 I .gif 1. 4' ,Unlis- ,- 1.6, Lynn Mclinight Sue Anderson Elaine DeSlafeno Barbara Ludington Lindsay Burnett Cathy Luce Lynn Gorman Patricia MacArdlc , , A 'Uh V My V , 1 I ,- ly Y' 1 'WQQ' E' 'uwlvmsvwfl 'HUA' Susan Hall Deborah Webster Deborah Tumber Marcia Arnold Lillian Baker Ruthellen Higgins Janet Ohlandt Stephanie Barbieri 1,,. my 2,4 P. 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Patricia Sukel Donna Del Santo Kathleen McIntyre Paulette Nichols Catherine Zien Gail Rock Carelese Purdie Phyllis Williams Janet Rothschild Dona Provost Marla Mindell Patricia Hanrahan Thea Katsounakis Aphrodite Cokkinias Janie Kowarsky Christine Bannon f, 60 Carol Giovanelli Nancy Gallagher Barbara Dragon Deborah Smith Nancy Hirsch Paula De Chellis Janet Fondabella Cheryl Daviau Marilyn Hodgdon Nancy Orrizzi Sandra Acquafresca Patricia Fleming Arlene Balvin W 'ahh Lee Wilcox Sheila Burns Corin Mucha Pamela Cokkinias Priscilla Goral Jo Ann Glick Robin Mangs Madeleine Quinn ,f fgjfia,-C' '- i'315'.,?7',f . afiviffzfzgz 24 ML: Za is Paula Marshall Susan Shaffer Susan Burger Lynn Yarnell Janis Lovotti Nancy Maziarz , - B n- x' - N , W T 'X 1- H Yu ,XM ,V-xt M319 NX hwmxi- x 'lxlx ws: XXX lk ' L X ily A lil lx s wi lk, Q? lxxfb K Q, . ,-Xxx, -I ,, -xx L ,x I X Ffa 'Q 1 ,Nu x-,xi , -H, ,. ., ,K 11 iiwsjig l 2551 -' X N ' -hi.: fi ii. X S., film TE. 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'i.f'-'ae- 'V 2 l , 'H f. ,i N, FL Diane MacDonald Deborah White Susan McNamara Elizabeth Merriman Kathryn Zatarga Judith Howe Maria Orefice Margaret Thayer 1 W ' A ' fl' , 1 Y ,s-IQQLV f . .w .f.4 a!:-Ni ,'i ..Q.1 -K 1- ', ,4ii.'TT3,!'?l - -. 1 - ' ' A S - -.-L. - -iff 5-gyfgz -3-4. 1.71 ., ' tx' 3 's1f'iL,' -.fglsf L -,: x'1Y'l9's - -1. 1,- I Viola Wilson Nancy Dunlap Carol Evans Susan Brown Kathleen McCutcheon Josephine Pugliara Robin Wundt Elaine Kalode Ann Kritemeyer Penelope Fox Syd Bloom Carla Gates 64 Kathleen Shaughnessy Doreen Lima Kathleen Zimmer Dale Dubiel Nancy O'Brien Darlene Roberts Kathleen Stanuch ,v, , I iv ' sa 4 'QQ Joan Allen Heather Colgan Diane Rollins Andrea Scacca Kathleen Abel Carol Wade Susan Dixon Margaretha Donaghue Maribeth Kershaw Elizabeth Nickerson . 'I -. 2 ,Q ki' 1 F . P' -2 L.1' Linda Christiana Sally Williams Deborah Driscoll Sharon Leddy Kathryn Bruce Deborah Monier Karen Bock Barbara Howland Jane Cook Rf., at ,,.f-v fi 'MX X 5457: , 1. l 1,, I- --9 Q, 'AW 1.--lf' Q L Y 1 1' 1 l, . ' K 21'41L-. 1' 1 i 1 ,AI- .. -J , f l 1 f Nancy Brcctlcn Mary anno Summer lNlii'i1nn Carlson B1ll'lHll'il Shipley Norinan Dc Catrolis lintlat Nantais Cynthia Smith Katherine Prout y 'NOT ovER if t H '44 ' ,,,..i vf- , 3? Emi, ,mv Q66 I ' ' '..-.T ' ' f.4..a,. i l Mg ' QS: Lb' il ian i 1 L. 'Y Helene Lefenfeld Gail Jergensen Sharon Cooper Elaine Fagan Wendie Kehn Elizabeth Ligus Carol Hammes Nancy Lauten 1 -r f.,-,.,- 1 'Wy Robin-Lynn Wilson Y J? Marguerite Timmons terylu, 45 Q 9 Margaret Hull 4 If . , , is . , Irene Trakis :M f F .1 , ' if Joan Zaffino 4 Lynda Williams ii A.,, l Marylyn Booth Cynthia Wallace lg? if Bernadette Wilga v4 Deborah Walker Nancy Corriveau Elizabeth Lasher Dorothy Clark Dawn Ertel Jane O'Connor Ixatharine Leckie-Ewing Candace Anderson ., ii 'flat , a , Penny Shairman Gail Schnell Deborah Sullivan Gloria Davis Bonnie Mattson Cynthia Trainer Mary liaipainen Kerry Stuart 67 Kathleen Czukowbki Susan Savelle Sharren Carlson Harulto Mori Linda Hczilh Nancy Savelle Lucy Plank ' f 4 'Q a n . '1-aft, i!f'..' V N . Pamlu Ricltcr Q lirixtinu Wixnicwslxi fJl'lCllll Liliczzi Caitlicrinc Kozzll-L Gloria Boyck Marcin Bunt .loycc Gonot Jcun Cussurino Ellen Lawson Cherryl Little Nancy Meegan Barbara Pritchard Charlene Budrius Wendy Smith Dolores Hrysyzen Janice Peck I 68 ,Z , Gail Hobson Linda Baxter Susan Barnard Elise Jones Catherine Schindler Donna Vasas Cathy Leschen Holly Branch Kathleen Griswold Mary Jeanne Talarico Ellen Pohlman Janet Nantais Christina Moore Betsy Abbot Lisette Ayotte Jo-Ann Kranker DAM, Kill: A.. Hilti - we w.4.a,wmw .. 4muK,n.w:,I yum, - gm, K l .ima ,f uf qv, -gw,,y he , :fa xmasagrtwwa Patricia DiFz1bbio Marcy Faiman Linda Lipchus Cynthia Lavin Linda Caswell Deborah Williams Barbara Lohrmann Sheila Milewski 69 l -.-1 4 ,lf Y ! im T5 pill fbi' 2 ' ll' l N 2 Hg! :pl 5 , '5 'M . CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS ii. I I I I ' I I I I 1 I I I I. In 'I I: I, II I if 5. If II I I I I, I: i, I I I I ' I I I I I I I A- fJ : MAROON KEY HONOR SOCIETY ' e vw 'Sf 'J fe -Q - ' gage Y4.Qv- ' W, ,:w7' A 4 H v I ,,,.,, -ffwfN..,. '-- I 'x 4'?8,'v ,R '- . , N ' ' A ' ' V V , 'W '7? 4 ? -fe ' J' f' 5 . J ' ' ' ' J i E Qf.f.,s+,fa sa- to me W . 2 ,. .Q J ff 1 ,ig T? x t 'U .g'ff,?,1,.,.?k9gf5,ix Q, li J ! i im 5 gg' mg,Q.'2'3!,?i im' X ' 2 fffl 1 2:4-,fffzai it 54: Q ' - , X + x, i f ? ' A gy f ' Pe' ,fe3,1,za,33f H, J X, ' i l is r J? .J Z'f'WZ9.f,fQ5 1 ,I ' ZH ,fir , -'f-gg' A,-5, V I '., , ' - 4' ' l ' 1 f. Z' ffsazafkeiz . A 'fin J X f J fl . ' ifvfiify iffl 7 -W3 i 2 f x 5 :iw ff '-i -. .gr ' A fx gg 'I t, J 1 A? 'e A J J it if e . 1, f , L 4 ig e ,.. , Q 1 X, , iklgi 'gp -v 5 1 5 V ,- -V VV I . b , A A, ,' I - , g , ,,., ' , if-iw if A s 2 if 'i , . A it 2 'A Y' an E gi' 1 O F- t , , W in nfs, 'J L3 ' ' I P ii ,ffm ' I 5 ?'. -1 - 2.1 T x AI' c Tj s t.- x. Back Row: Carol Small. Joanne Corosa. Nancy Leinbach, Dean Jeanette T. Wright. Jill Benton tpresidentl, Beverly Jezek, Laurie Stoeckerg Second Row: Nancy West, Elizabeth Gerlachg Kneeling: Ann Nichols, Charleen Houff, Barbara Burleigh, Diane Faselle, Julie Lesik, Beverly Cowgillg Absent from picture: Joyce Allen, Elaine Hebert, Bette Lange. Anne LaRose, Susan Rademaekers Members of this society include those girls who have maintained Dean's List standing for two semesters. They act as hostesses for college functions and assist the Admissions Office by giving tours to prospective students. Once a month, the Society meets with Dean Jeanette T. Wright, advisor, to discuss informally top- ics of their choice with guest speakers. 71 I . I ff , A . I. , 'S 'I 4 2 ,., l K ' . - 1' J 1 gg - E ' ' I N V ' L was , 41 . 'ksic N xl, in.. A Fund Raising Bake Sale Mr. William B. Whitham was the Auctioneer of Slaves wi Anil' , 1 -' .x ' 1 R KX 44 1-. ,Q Josephine Segerstrom, secretary Anne Blanchfield, president 23- STUDENT COUNCIL 5 at i 5 .5 at 1 X T A . Standing: Sheila Milewski, Joan Hendrickson, Nancy Bechum. Joan Bernstein. Suzanne Blanchard. Linda Lipchus, Miss Frances Mikuszewski tadvisorl, Dean Marcia H. Conrad tad- visorl, Dona Provost, Lindsay Burnett, Janina Luczek, Margaret Towner, Janet Vlachos, Kath- leen Michalak, Mary Babbitt: Seated: Penelope Repp, Patricia Lyons, Laurie Stoecker, Josephine Segerstrom Csecretaryl, Anne Blanchfield tpresidentl, Gail Porto fvice-presidentl. Melanie Blan- chette, Robin Wundt, Carol Nichols ttreasurerlz Absent from picture: Deborah Driscoll, Patricia Hanrahan A Slave, the Cashier, and a Slave Holder X If 5' fi? I The Student Council, a liaison between the administration and the student body, organizes stu- dent government as well as initi- ates many activities. The 1969 Student Council sponsored the first mixer, a bake sale, a chil- dren's Christmas party, a slave auction, raised funds for Biafra, and encouraged students to write to boys in Viet Nam. Semi- monthly meetings are held to discuss college matters of con- cern to the students. Dean Marcia H. Conrad and Miss Frances A. Mikuszewski advise the Council. L 7 3 I kyx Mil , ,1t.1,,gf, iff , 5 p ' .: :g-f. '.L.5'1w.j gall I sh high 5 D xii 3 v if sv l 1? Q -1 , Z5 'M o it-a.-.,. Standing: Dean Marcia H. Conrad tadvisorl, Cheryl Cushner, Mary Jane Kaar, Maureen O'Brien, Susan Terry, Penelope Repp, Laurie Stoecker, Ann Baldwin. Andrea Spada, Marjorie Hirschland. Carol Bull. Kathleen Stillman, Miss Frances A. Mikuszewski tadvisorl: Seated: Jill Benton. Emily Dahmer. Josephine Segerstrom, Joanne Harrington, Michele Clancy, Janice Dilk. Evelyn Dwyer, Charleen Houlf. Lisbeth Crowell. INTER-RESIDENCE HALL COUNCIL The aim of the Committee is to satisfy the wishes of the students concerning the meals that are served. This group of students meets monthly for discussions with Miss Bernice Vaill, dietitian, and Mr. John E. Hesen, Treasurer of the College. The Inter-Residence Hall Council, governing unit for the residence halls, meets once a month. The Council is composed of Resident Assistants and Floor Presi- dents of the dormitories. It is responsible for the revi- sion of dormitory rules and allows for the interaction among the dormitories. Dean Marcia H. Conrad acts as advisor. FOOD COMMITTEE .A X, YT ,. . pq: ,I , .M--x Standing: Carolyn Deacy, Mr. John E. Hesen tadvisorl. Cheryl Mazzone. Ruth Rasmussen: Seated: Joan Bernstein tchairmanl, Ruth Bradford, Sharon Leddy. Deborah Galley, Lisbeth Crowell, Miss Bernice Vaill tdietitianb. Mary Ellen Breuler. J UDIC IARY BOARD Standing: Judith Herrell, Dean Marcia H. Conrad tadvisory. Susan Terry. Joanne Corosa. Beverly Cowgill, Ann Baldwin, Linda Taft, Wendy Smithg Seated: Maureen O'Brien, Andrea Spada. Holly Branch tvice-presidentl, Kathleen Stillman tpresidentl. Andrea Scacca tsecretaryl. Barbara Howland, Candace Anderson: Absent from picture: Lauren Montagna. Elizabeth Marshall. A newly formed disciplinary council was tried for the first time this year. The Judiciary Board is composed of elected students from the residence halls and off- campus homes. Offenses which do not warrant admin- istrative action are dealt with by the Board. This pro- vides a constructive learning experience for those in- volved. Dean Marcia H. Conrad advises only when necessary. 75 pv- IQ? W1-fr e. -6 rl-vi: 1 ? :' iii 1,-'M K S , PM 2 ff ' wi- J at nv vy- i . T5 ,f vig, 5 '-in Va. ,. , ' ' f Z KEYNOTES 7- Margaret Avery tdirectorl. Susan Terry, Janet Ohlandt, Cheryl Cushner, Margaret Hull, Katharine Leckie-Ewing, Carol Bull lpresidentl. Candace Anderson. Z 1 S Q 7 PH... A small group of girls with special vocal talent are selected from the Glee Club to make up the singing ensemble. The members present concerts during the year including performances at the Christmas Formal and Buffet. The Keynotes also sponsor the Inter-Collegiate Song Fest, which was held on March 7 this year. Margaret Avery is the student director of the group. 1 76 gg Under thc dlrgctlon ot Mr Charlw E Pago glrls de- velop thur mLlSlCdl ablllty and pgrtolm for tho enjoy- mgnt of othgrs Om such putormancg was a joint Concurt Wllh Amhust Collpbu Glu Club Another was thy tradltlonal pgrlormanu at thy SLIVICL ot Llghts in 9- ' if , 'n Ck 5, :Ev ,I , i m W rw, 'rf ,7-'----1-v-....,.,,.,.,. ' va 1 I I 'WJ ., ,U .W E nn' 4' i ' SW ' 4 H W lf v . ,, .9 f.'t.f 4-w1-v-. ' ' ' V 1' f,: p 11: , in -1 ' f '5-?v,i viii 2 3 'Q +: ,. ' f A fe ' W? -Aff 2- ' ' ' ya 1n1: fp N , 4 1 , . T . H Q1 :Sz - 341 ay as Q I .:. 5 1 x u i W A t . I ' 4 nl I? . I fu ' s ,f ROUND TABLE t sin s und candles are lit. The Round Table provides an opportu- nity for students of all faiths to meet and search for a more enlightened outlook on todays problems. Reverend Clarke B. Sehaaf, Protestant chaplain of the col- lege. serves as the group advisor with the assistance of Miss Frances A. Mikuszew- ski. Films are often shown to interested students as a basis for discussion. During the Christmas season, the Round Table presents the Service of Lights. Our own special candles Standing: Reverend Clarke B. Sehaaf, Joy Hop- kins, Seated. Patricia Lyons, Miss Frances A Mikuszewski tadvisorl. The Newman Club is a Catholic-athliated group of students meeting on the second Tuesday of every month to provide for its members intellectual stimu- lation in spiritual matters. The club olficers, with the help of Mrs. Marie G. Seaton, advisor, decide on guest speakers whom the group invites to initiate discussions and to intro- duce the spirit of religion into the college commu- nity. ,, JW ' if .. . , , ,y,,,i ,, ,i,i,,,, , NEWMAN CLUB Buck Row: Patricia Fleming, Claire Mills, Marry June Knar, Anne Drcschcrg Middle Row: Mary Babbitt tprcsitlcnti, Mrs. Marie G. Seaton tntl- visorl, Hclen Vennzirtl tsecrctzirylg Bottom Row: Patricia Vincent tvicc-presitlentl, Kathleen Junior ttrcaisiircrlg June O'Connor. '5- n X ,,,,.-vf-- 1-'-wr i f DRAMA CLUB The Drama Club, open to all students interested in theater arts, presents one play each year under the direction of Mr. John P. Gaffney, club a d vis o r. Twelve Angry Women was this year's choice. The club also saw several live performances at StagefWest. Back Row: Carol Nichols fpresidentj, Christina Moore ttreasurerlg Middle Row: Christine Sic fvice-presidentj, Elizabeth Ligus, Virginia Asara, Sandra Acquafresca, Arlene Balving Front Row: Deborah Smith, Janet Fondabella, Gail Hobson, Kathleen Bemben, Mr. John P. Gaffney Cadvisorj. Q, 4 4 1.-w.--m--- it , n f. env,-1 .,, - ,f 'V I -1 'GJ 'F' 'VJT .?'-ti aj J I an t sr 1' if ffffgfr ia -U -. 4 qv. Q 4- 1-4. V. 'f ,aww ,-,5:'lI.:dvA-l ky, ,y nf i SOCIAL SCIENCE CLUB The function of this club is to present to the students problems with which we are confronted in our present-day society and to interest them in bringing about solutions. Dr. Robert W. Gericke, advisor, works with Patricia Lyons, president, to present enlightening discussions. Special attention this year was focused on the presidential cam- paign. The club also sponsors one of the college mixers each year. 1 it Lyons, tpiesidentlg Du. Rob- cit W CucllL,lxe,t.1dNlsOlJ. I S ,.-Ma-nu ' .f I 5 1 r x 9 . I if 1 , 1 , - M- A -Q. gg' - 4 1 .ig 'Yi up 'N N QR I 1 i o,,4 QL- ,, -, 3 . s 1 d .,- ' -, '4-1-J ' , i, .- .1 N c 5 Q 'Q . ,Q , 1 x f 1 n -5 '3 d , ' . - ' . ' f - r f 5-, ,xv L0 '- we f-f-- Q- - .. V ,, - . . , . gi' 3. '-- A -1 .5 - iw-V 1, .r'?14 An' ' i 'L' 1. ' ' -FN79' ' - 7 W ' i ?'i'Y!,fT'a1f5:5 ' M ' , 2 . we ' r W - ...f..,,wt- - . . ':, li-ri, 111-:iii-1 ,. B fj V yn . - gk. . :N--fi.. A -'P' ' agiilis--f5ifaw-74'5f' flak , S3'3 fu2sffif 1e4g..?s5l?Z ' ' 0. .S 7:1-'4!f,y: 9 '- b va. .191-S.,5,-ftsggisy-uf,-:g..3'-ggiL f'vi',gsSM QQAJQF , ' Ag v V. -in -. gf ,Xt f . , gf,g.fi.'5f1m?3.-up VA 3.4.4, , ,,gd,g'.,?.,- eras-3 ,, 15 H-., - ' v.',m 5243314 , A, . ,H 1- P, -. '. '. . 43- 1:. ., .W .,.jf,.. --.H ,I - -.1,- - 15..,1-S32 kg. L. ..'- it , 'f' 'L.-- i1:s,,-,Q-V it-Q :gear-sz,-A1-t..t ,-, Susan Pinch. Donna Bimler, Marilyn Williams. Dee Raue, Stephanie Dusick, Anne Blanch- held. Judith Herrell, Maureen O'Brien lpresidentl, Linda Furman, Nancy Wolf. OUTING CLUB One of the major sources for athletic activity is the Outing Club which sponsors such events as mountain climbing at Mt. Monadnock and skiing trips to Mt. Tom. Initiated this year was the use of the tennis court as a skating rink for the enjoyment of all students. The club also sponsored a mixer at the Community House. Tuesday nights at Mt. Tom. 82 BOOTS AND SADDLE CLUB 'Lf' , 5 mv C U my .47 7- v--I--Nab'-Al'-W E A Theresa Dunican, Jean MacKenzie, Patricia Hanrahan, Janet Nantais. Virginia Freeman, Linda Nantais, Charlene Lynch, Ann McDermott, Christine Murtaugh. The Athletic Council is responsible for initiating athletic ac- tivities Which are requested by the student body. The Coun- cil works closely with Mrs. Grace M. Dixon, Athletic Direc- tor, in organizing such sports as volleyball, archery, bowl- ing, tennis, softball, fencing, and swimming. This year Maroon and White teams were formed for competition within the student body. Each Week the Martin's School of Horsemanship in Somers, Connecticut, pro- vides instruction in equita- tion at all levels for inter- ested students. Instructors are Mr, Martin and his as- sistants, Mrs. Boerchmann and Mr. Dunican. CDUNCIL 'R M p-4 P4 :All 'l!eQ3..7-'-1-rx, Dee Raue, Linda Nelson, Deborah Galley, Ruth Bradford tcharrnranr. 'Si' ,r, llop Ron: Lliroly n Dcacy y Xin -Xithux X. ll.ll'l. atlxisor ' f' : .lill txt-nm ' ' ...M - . I ,- Xlitldlc Rou: 'T1 In , 'IFN f , vi l intia Nelson ' Samira Janssen ' ' Anno Poirier , l intla Taft I , Susan lcc f ' Joan :Xllcn ' 4 M l Suzanne Blanchard fl' ' ' O , W' 'uf Flizabcth G-:rlach 3. I Beverly .Iczck l Eh ' Bottom Row: , lcontine Hart ,g 4- Wendy Booth Sharon Cooper Virginia Freeman Judith Herrell On Floor: Cynthia Bishop PORTICO STAFF ' x J' S, I ps My a E ? t AY' 1 'it 2' L J. ' P A N I s ' 1 Y A . wi - W jjqlxtfv 5 ' 'l1 N . 'f'- 'Ev ' affix K I ff RN H . 'A 'li X in ,' W 1 i. Q 4 ' 4 1, , 1 .1 'figiiifvfgi C A PF W f1 ' Q at T T i. t ' fi-1- ,W - A u as i- ,fait tit c T X3 N- E1-fri? f y h ' f IP O' ' ' ' ' W ' ' The yearbook staff is one of the first groups to organ- , fs A -'G-' wus., , :gk-,, , ,A,,, ize in the fall and one of the last to dissolve in the spring. All staffs-photography, layout, literary, and production-work together devoting many hours weekly, including weekends, to produce a yearbook representative of the year and its events. This year the staff was coordinated by Cynthia Bishop, Editor-in- Chief, with the support and helpful guidance of Mr. Arthur A. Hart. 84 xiwf.. , 1: f 'f '2zf . . . 1 '5V'f',, - , Q ' 12 1529113 ' '. if in 'Zh i f' n si- as ' A Q ul 'J' ti.-, Q I ' , ' f, 4 - -LJ ' . - 7 A ' ' 1 at fn 2 - f , :si 'A L v tk. i .xx f x 4, I 5 1 4, Vw, - , ., XA I Lf' ' , , ww t , 5 X I ww- :Q -- f W f x V. gf 4 - Q 'gqfig-. 'J ,, ' In ,V I ,Z wary! tr I- gf , . --rx s 'Q - 75 A L 2 v 5 1 L I . - . - I I t. A - ..,,,z . Q 1 , Q L . ,f , X ffzz ' , YEAH' .f.3 f ' 1 'J I -,f'--.-... .. . f 'E ' '75,..1.:'g PGH, . -, ' it V2 F . - FE. ' 1,-5 'T i?3.f' if r 2 Q . , 2'-air.. . 42 ww 51 .live .gc 'ww ., . 4' 1 , , vu 4 - A ,, .:.. ,lim 'fg,i' .'- '. ' v 2-:e75'1l - V . ' ' 71932 ' . -uf - V' , ' 1 A ' . A , A ,f . f 4 L . ' R--1 - ,, MA 'tif-'t3'rfEt?2,z,f':eA'iif ia 1 'ff T A t , If 'Q Q f' fe ' f- 1' L 1 zz ' .. 1 il' L 1 , A . , .5 , , , A 1 K I, Vv E-J 2, f wxhf- 424111 1 -V l 2-A , ,- i, ,fe is Carolyn Deacy, photography editor Jill Benton. literary editor Beverly Jezek, layout editor Cynthia Bishop, editor-in-chief Linda Nelson, production editor J 'F 1 f ,xr Y Aw 3 l tn, 12 ig., l 'HN Vx -n IV DH --1 WX fi SOUTH HALL DORMITORY OFFICERS AND RESIDENT ASSISTAN TS These students are responsible for revising and enforcing the rules of the Inter-Residence Hall Council and for planning special activities in the dorms. They help in making the dorm func- tion smoothly, assisting the house directors as well as the students. PERKINS HALL Carol Bull, resident assistant Linda Christiana, secretary-treasurer l Margaret Avery, fire marshal l Joanne Corosa, president Maureen O'Brien, president, Michele Clancy, resident assistantg Penelope Repp, head resident assistant: Carolyn Deacy, fire marshallg Susan Barnard, vice-presidentg Lisbeth Crowell, resi- dent assistant: Marilyn Williams, resident assistant EMPSALL HALL Josephine Pugliara, vice-president Mary Jane Kaar, resident assistant Andrea Spada, president Robin Wundt, secretary-treasurer Ellen Reynolds, social chairman Kathleen McCutcheon, assistant social chairman Jane Plodzik, alternate resident assistant and Fire marshal BOLLUM HALL Ann Nichols, alternate resident assistantg Josephine Segerstrom, resident assistant, Patricia Lyons, alternate resident assistantg Lindsay Burnett, vice-presidentg Charleen Houff, resident assistantg Joanne Harrington, resident assistant, Valerie Evans, alternate resident assistantg Ann Baldwin, president: Laurie Stoecker, head resident assistantg Cheryl Cushner, resident assistant: Kathleen Stillman, alternate resident assistant il 87 5-. f 1 I wh 'Af Xfx 4905 , f' xjh S SENIOR CI ASS OFFICERS-Stanchna Melanie Blanchette fsec retiryb Penelope Repp ttre1surerJ Mrs Muriel I Mltchell Cadvlsori Se :ted I .xurie Stoecker rpresidentl Patricia Lyons fvice presidenti These Qlrls are elected by their respective classes to lead and direct them 1n campus activities throughout the year They direct class meetings and are members of the Student Council Mrs Muriel J Mitchell the sen ior class advisor and Miss Frances A Mikuszewski the jumor class advisor assist the oihcers m coordmat me their plans I 88 CLASS OFFICERS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS-Standing: Miss Frances A Mikuszewksi tadvisorb, Lindsay Burnett fsecretaryk Seated Dona Provost ttreusurerh. Joan Hendrickson Cpresidentl. 'tg .1 ',,,,, U A V - A Z1 -I ,f -3. U H V L ' - ' HX : ., ,' 1 ' - , I I rf wan- , f W3 ., ' z Ip.. A N . V 5 i Q N - , S : . from Mu. 1 r fy. . I i ' 4 K . , 4 1' 4 . . --X-at I , ' ii ' I ' .- 'D XX Hip 4. lf 1 , I 2: E V ' 'f y ' I -. I .K ,, M- , W . V V. ,Q ini! V V. 1 Rv my F rf . I , . V ,,...-M I V -. s 41 3 , ' . , . ' V A- I Z R W' , ' 1 :tp f 5 1 . , t '50 I 3 2 1'5 , - f . . f 1 ., H: - . . . . --.. 2 ' . S c . , . . . s - ,, ' Q! L 4 2 4' , w r . , . . S - . 0- E ' , S. all Vi. , y V 1 it .1 3 - ' . it it I' , I ' Y A - fx . ' I - f ' . i k X . w j . . V ax . VI. gg, if Q Q ' . . . . . , ,P if A , - 1 4 - ff ,, V ' , lv 4 . A I 1 , i I ,V ' ' . , .11 I Ps a -. -s A v - l - - ' . 1 I . ' ' ' . I ' J.. j ,Q . -' . . . . , - 3 'A - . . . . 7- ff' It n' . , . . . s In- ' , I . 1 S - I Q 1 f - I 5 ' - , D r , . , 3, N Q . .C . L v, , , :J f ' i ' Q I 21 . - i .rg e-1, IN APPRECIATION Leaving Bay Path with the Class of 1969 is a devoted faculty member, Mr. Arthur A. Hart. His talent and teaching ability have inspired many Bay Path stu- dents during his fourteen years with the College. Mr. Hart has brought to stu- dents and colleagues a broad frame of reference: an excellent art talent, travels throughout the United States and Eu- rope, and participation in the Long- meadow community. He has contributed immeasurable hours advising PORTICO staffs, serving on the Academic Commit- tee, and directing the Adult Evening Programs. The PORTICO ,69 Stalf, on behalf of the College, extends our thanks and appreciation to you, Mr. Hart, for many years of outstanding service to Bay Path. K I I I i . 5, I I I I 4 I I I I I n I I I I I 4 I I 1 I I I I J 1 I THE CLASS OF 1969 I I I I I I I I1 I . I I I I I I I 5 1, I I IE E I I I 4 l E N 4 l I I ,I I I SI I I s . I I 1 I1 I I I I 1 I I I I -II , SENIORS We wait Constantly in lines now- For mail, for Courses, for meals, For Friday afternoons . . . Lines are evernvwliere, but next yew Where will they lead? 89 7 vw f 4, ,,, A A M -t...--' ', I P 9 l V v KI .ix Rl il ,X u . ' sfis ,s EAA, 'H ,JS I K?-it EVELYN MARIE DWYER Humden. Connecticut Executive Secretarial VIRGINIA RUTH FREEMAN Bath, Maine Liberal Arts MARY L. BABBITT Simsbury. Connecticut Liberal Arts 90 'Ffa Rf! CAROL ANN SMALL Springfield, Massachusetts Executive Secretarial LAUREN SUE NIELSEN Lexington, Massachusetts Pre-Teaching 8 MM ,ple I in We-fry' 4 ., , H :Zvi ' My 'W--MVS ft I V , A !4GV, VI ' 4, f' 1 vlpqrrm Q7 Q7 , A, L if 7 U 29 ,, , News ,M ., ' 7- A - i 4' ,' t '- xx , If ., , ,, -Q-fb, ,.. ff My-. .Q V' ,, A ,f .f, L'. g3 - , ' fr ., 7' qt'f3. '. ' . i M 4 ,J if ,lv f !' rg .V 1133! , f, f, 'V . ,V,, X G, .W - f xi' ,Liz . 1.44 . tg. .. . DALE ANNE MICHAELS Woodbury. Connecticut Liberal Arts KATHY ELLEN LORD Madison, Connecticut Executive Secretarial f I -'Z W y K, I-f ,W JUDITH ANN MILNE Longnieudow. Massachusetts Liberal Arts ,. ,f I pf CHERYL GAYE CUSHNER West Hartford, Connecticut ' Liberal Arts l ff ,mag 1,4 M Q ,fi 4 ' fs If ,ew aaw 0 Aa t, is., 4' ' 'E 'iw . iw JANE MARGARET PLODZIK East Hartford, Connecticut Liberal Arts LAURI ST. JOHN Manchester, Connecticut Executive Secretarial fw Z5 g 4 mq.L1 ,, f BRENDA ANN HIGGINS 5,4 , 5 4 i i isifr A -4--H-M'-ww----e---0 Barrington, Rhode Island ':, m,A W N 'Wt'-r- ' ' Liberal Ai-ts ' t 32? l 1 5 9 , ! E It i I , 1 l N l i i 1.84 Ag ,' 'XNNE ROSEMARIE POIRIER vladison, Connecticut PAMELA DRUWNE Executive Secretarial Honeoye Falla New YOVIX L Pre-Teaching 9 3 N 0 1 3 1 Zeit Qt iii, an Us. .9 i I3 ' , Yea-ft ' . NNE: xx B c k DEBORAH NEYHART X WM l BARBARA JOAN HALL Fayetteville, New York AM . .QNX A East Hartford, Connecticut Liberal Arts P' 1-.. E' X -f.i .. ...M Legal Secretarial N. ., ' iff. i , f A A iq BETTE PEASE LANGE Springfield, Massachusetts I QV Kaul 1 Medical Secretarial H-N I ,A ,A . wb y .ff 'F' il A is 1 1 , Y wpfh 1 in 4 ff Q,l , i. 1' ,A I nr' 'rs ., J. 'Q W L.. LINDA SUE FURMAN Rocky Hill, Connecticut Executive Secretarial 94 ,ffbd Q R 4 4 0 4, ,, X ,l A 'Qi fo, all I '5 f 1 2 JOANNE ALICE HARRINGTON Wilmington, Delaware Executive Secretarial i 4 l l 1 i l l l l SUSAN ROWELL Fairfax, Virginia Executive Secretarial ,, eg r girl? S it ' e i i Q Lgfllggl ,i , .gl5c5v.i': l H 1, .,4. K 1' ,. .vs 2: V , ll? r,i, ,l f Il, if Q . ,,,. Fly ,,,, it in 2, A, ,iq , ' .l. f I-.-A ' -I-N 1 .A 1' 'Qi 'vii' ' , 1-nik. it is seg, 1 :EM . ga , .-, ...: WJ., 1 - V iff WU' ' is , tl 'fi 'in' ix A x A .Mtg Kay? 3 , ' ' A J ' nf: J 'af-at- v '- Q r 5-gift -at . V ' QF A' 'g--4 ' '- 1 ma ,Q v ' V RHEA LINDSTEDT Ashfield Massachusetts 6' s . A 'Xi i 1.73 Hllkfu. jwig .1 ' x '-'lik V' V , , .wiv-'sffw Q- N 'T i l f. ff, NANCY LYNN WEST Bristol, Connecticut X 'if' i. Executive Secretarial ,, ' -1..'-1.-'.-xt1::o,g.f.5 5 f as ' .X , V ir' 'Q E ku ww? fi-J,-'gggh fm :- S . X-:I Q , .-n---if-,Ml x .Egfr-.ga 3.3. I .5 y 1- '-.- .f- 'N sf 1' X f?'1 '2'YI3f?wx-kfJff: lg'1f?, 1 x X 1 'i - f -,jx VALERIE LYN FREEMAN Hamden, Connecticut Executive Secretarial W 'es , f- ' ,, ff M'- i z -. ,milk I 3 15 .-r Medical Secretarial 1 V' li il fx tg, hw 0 3' ag Q4 Mx qv, m iw! 'mt f. u yr . .59 T4 fi,,'! 9 HATS:-r Q L LT 5 get A BAY PA IH Il NICK Cwqjdpgqf lf: V I L.: A -.1 ,g,t1 an I gr ' , fr SUSAN WHEELER KELLER lpv' Clinton, Connecticut PATRICIA LYONS Pre-Teaching East Brunswick, New Jersey Liberal Arts Qi' ' PAMELA HALE JOHNSON fi Bairington, Rhode Island Executive Secretarial 1?f,1 'I ,IQ N3 Q l ,mv KEN QQ-nal- BEVERLY HICK East Longmeadow, Massachusetts Executive Secretarial I 97 N, -v. 'ii MELANIE SUSAN BLANCI-II:TTE Adams, Massachusetts Executive Secretarial 1 ,at-?f'f1f n . i y tn J' ' 'fl hm ' ' vy xlv. x X' . ig i . 'H-'J , - .-nf If xr: Q' U ' W , , Y. ,.5, ,4 4- V - -L..,, L. 5-W - S. ffl .-...., ,L f-- I A 1- ' fr JT X's - --ee' we n P. , 4' M I, H 1. ' ,-r .-- 1 , Jo 1, . Q NW- .fi .f Q' Axgif: 0 . Q rigs- ws . r. t - Yf X' A ' .lik fu 4 I IA hh s-.ssA xs .9 l' , -- N ,-A - ' Y' 'N H - JOY HOPKINS Schenectady, New York DIANE BEATTY KEENEY Liberal Arts Somers, Connecticut Liberal Arts 9 8 CLAIRE DOROTHY MILLS Newington, Connecticut Liberal Arts fem JANICE MAE GILMAN Springfield, Massachusetts Medical Secretarial ,WF M1 I r , fi LYNNE ELLEN de D Meriden, Connecticut Pre-Teaching F V5 I HND X H l I N Nl-LSON DIANE MARIE FIORINI Hmmm ton Nux Xork Wg51Sprm2field M'1ss'1Lhusetts xg uma Smut un Leml Secrctarml JN ,' nv '9 xxx vi X 22,82 1 y 1 7 Y 5 'z I J? t V Q Lx bi if r i, .- --, T',l'fkg! 5 1 -14.7 X . 5' V X 'X 'x RR -Q 4. VY5:f2QX f' 0 100 BEVERLY A JEZEK Hazardville, Connectlaut Executive Secretarxal LEONTINE JANE HART Pelham Manor New York Liberal Arts 44? M. 'Q 5 'nv A -'--vc. ! I fl x 1- 1101 xiii'- l I N-v':. 46,4 .. ' 'Eff N xxllw- T ,-flgtli f V N v 1 K I' . , m U' 1, . .-.ldv .. . ' -P' 5L'5AN li. RADEMAEKERS North Wilbmhurxm, Nlgwsglclmlrsetts kixcuulix c SCCI'CIL1I'iLl1 54? LAURIE EVELYN STOECRER X6 X U f X fn Q . . he . I' lx. 1' f '54, ' .ff K, '1 385 ' . .. , .v ..A ,. N gr. T-7-1,0 l J 31, a,.,.f,i.,,,,1x if . Q 'ff Q . 2 wi 'i' 4 .A ' Luv' mi, 'IW I ' - mi-wi,-H A. I yi ,V I N . Y . . ,N J .. Y t . Q es fx A ' A :, I! S 5 . , . LV, -.5 . v 1. 2- he B f '5d ' rs 5 -' 'H' 7-. ' , 15 5 ,fi ' , 5 .4n 4-an f , le V ' ' V A , .51'::,f,9 Q ' ' 'U L 5 r -1, 1, . , 5 - . . ..s4., , ii. qw' 1 ii 1 Cs fit ' Q--Q 'min T 13: ' 'x-'V' Xi-L p -X JANET HELEN RICKUS West Springfield, Massachusetts Executive Secretarial ff ' ,V , , si ',.:l-7 'ff ' V , fam? if Yi i l J! ,rp 2 v,,, Q -w f' 1 f is S MW' tt, aw A, ,W b. 'C L Z M in 1 o r A VV 14 . A 5 lf,-at QD .K ffzvvfiqd 5, w?3v A'1 3, t Jafar ,Ig if 2, t 92 W,ff . KAREN ANN KIELBASA Longmeadow, Massachusetts writ fs. , 'fm 'T ,, ' qv me NW 5 Q Sf 9-fe as CARot SUSAN NICHOLS 533 i fs Woonsocket, Rhode Island W,...,, Medical Secretarial Liberal Arts LINDA HELEN MooDY i 103 Hazardville, Connecticut Liberal Arts 7 i :ffl SE 7 fs, ' N, It if 5 H90 Q- ,1'5'4 A '3 I 3 5 . av? 5-Y1' 1.91, iw' 9 1,1 L I I ? fn, .e..,,,,, W- f 5 ,-...,,- ps' .,, - rc.. I- ., H4 WWF J' rl, V v, 14 might: Q, , 5- ' s w ANNE lil l7:XllF'l'H Bl,.-XNCHl llil.l'J F iNlill1Ci1ChlCl'. Connecticut - SHERRY LYNN HURLEY West-Long-Branch. New Jersey Liberal Arts ' r 11, Pl'C-iliCLlClllDg ,X --1.4, mi-ww' M f ' wilt? l ,i ,i ,. is sl si EM' CANDICE REED TEDDER Salisbury, Connecticut Executive Secretarial gf. Q. QI' A K. JUDY SNOOK Wichita, Kansas Executive Secretarial if ' ir W We f-km-.W 4 gs , V J , Y' 'lf X ' vga we e Q K ff 'Qs' ,. sg sw -Bb ,... are , ,.,,i 6- U 1 ' ig 'juf -4 f W, eg., +3 Af n ,va V ,xl ' v Q., ,, Z' has ff 'A , A . J J 4' ' 'wi , ' ia .I X 4 X 6 N l I 3 I J 5 1 l IOLENA LONGO 1 Longmeadow, Massachusetts l Legal Secretarial I l ,lg lf I ill lil tt li il it l l ki SUSAN L. TERRY East Hartford, Connecticut Medical Secretarial JUDY HOBBS West Hartford, Connecticut Legal Secretarial ,- 106 0 E 4-A -if ANNE L. WITKOP Springfield, Massachusetts Pre-Teaching ff' 1 if 0, J ' iff me - . H W ff, uw, Liberal Arts JOAN A. RANSOM West Hartford. Connecticut I si ,HIV .4 fa V ' A .. 52 A fwfr we ,'4,ycV.Wsf fi ff ivit an A A ,ai .LQWQ 1 r - A-T35 1 1 ,JL 1 NANCY KAREN SHORT Milford, Connecticut Executive Secretarial ANN ELIZABETH GRADY Windsor Locks. Connecticut Executive Secretarial ' fee 1 wi fZ.f?'+ ,gi 107 3 gggf,-1 t F A IRI, ky? NT' N 'Q ,Qs Y it I 'l Li '-Qt ag -ff, f I ' .4 'Q 'v x . I vu- ,, I 9 x . if A i , .A L 'IZ-4 ' V vo 1 I D S I 'x Y I 3 at - My . ' ' -Q .- -' W-At' sv I h J.. A -.:, D -. .F x . , L T' 4 . N - 'Jn .4 ' .. , , J I , .ab 7 V - , N 4 A 4 Q. . ' H, . t .5 ,,,,,. nf . xg' - A- A . ' ,tt AQ ., ff-c f .JJ f ' 'R -ii-l ' I ' t I J, ,G -I v M' FW, Q -.- L, - -t...'s.f ' A.W,.,,:,.:' K, I, , ,- Ja... . SUSAN ELIZABETH PINCH Quaker Hill. Connecticut Legal Secretarial V .. 5' r S nf ,Q r nj ..l,,,v'.. ii , IM .C 4 IMI' 3,4211 is, U . VP? Q1 ,X W' '1' iw' at JOYCE MARIE ALLEN JM, ' I ' . ny .. elf, Az, S. ix- f' 2 ' f .. J' ' -. 1' L I L J .,, . iv- .A . , f ' lg, h 1 .A fp as w 9 1 'rf' , f li li ,. A 'L iv l 'Q' 'N - JAM Q West Hartford, Connecticut ANN LINDA BALDWIN Liberal Arts Livingston, New Jersey JANINA LUCZEK 'zfiez' Indian Orchard, Massachusetts I A C' Pre-Teaching wwf' if ' X .1 dw Sq. film, A if. itz' '-1 F. t 4, 4, l 108 I '58 ww-. -, -,.--Q iwgixgz Mira? 9? .AL Pre-Teaching ff? Ju' Welliieet, Massachusetts Liberal Arts LORIE LEE HODGE Agawam, Massachusetts Pre-Teaching ..., Z, 4 3 LISBETH MAY CROWELL ,fit .Sv WW qi Q.. .L afilcli QL if 4 KATHY ANN FORD Plainville, Connecticut Liberal Arts KAREN ANN POLEK Hazardville, Connecticut Executive Secretarial ur' Jr-an ,V 'G ,- A i bv- X -t F. 1 . Sues' uP'. . Mg, 4 t .9 I Q J t y ' 14 .-I -2? f I E ' 2 in-wrt ' 'J 1 ' in 0 M. .LW av- 4 Fx LS.. ' S 5 ' 4 ' --- . ns 1-Jw-A W ,Q 'ND .Are ff-it ' , '5' in-1 . I ps' X1 t .3 f,,.qA gf xg G, ,tv fx j :ik x 'I ...nu X ,y f' la . ' . 5, -4' . 5 I ' ' A ii - it 1 ' 'F A at 4' pl. A -' -l kg, A A V-we A Y' - g l .1 . .A gt.,-..,v.:1-'ef' , . ' W . A L , ,U v M .M ....- sa- , .. , CAROLYN ANN SAMPECK Wethersfield, Connecticut Executive Secretarial Xt E... BARBARA MARY BOWEN Springfield, Massachusetts Medical Secretarial ff' A MARTHA SPEAR ATWOOD Longmeadow, Massachusetts Executive Secretarial NANCY JANE MANZI Palmer, Massachusetts Liberal Arts 4 'if ,E if 'SNS Q- , .5-:umaqu I ' r 7 -'VFR , A 1 A :X r. L5 , ' 1.- gf ff' Q!-'VH if . ' s 3 '73 5 3 N . .- v t r 3 f . - I- 11. ,' ,Q . .I ,wtf-.V gg t ,yt:Z:,T..N , g tl, u qw ,K W . NIL. iffingf Mfg.-2,580 . - A 5 l iz, 11,5 W f:a-.,,, 3 i. .QL ro S I ' A vi 1 if , H .Q V2.9 C' ll .N A 'I G , . ft if zaiffgezjv ,.,,u,,,.,g,+ ,xfgwf .,..,t,:g.,....+. 1 HM in H ,, .11 A5 14' 74, I. Z ,i? x.t.l . A '-...X W F Aa, A 'xx ' , Q V G W, V M, 1 ,,. I kf N,k A 4. r '1. ? in A ' A V 4 I5 I t ,- ,4 . W V' 4 N . ii 5 F1 , 'fm ,. vga M V . ' . A ,fl ,1, 1 e 'Q f 1' gg 5. V A , S I, .1 .' . . '59 , 4 ,I I A Q, V f ,, ' ' 1 l . , 1, vi, , f I Q w t L , ev t 9 'C 1 'V ' S' if I A :fi-A '- L51 .fm V , ' -if-I .0 , I - we -f A: A N z I A I fA s Q W fi .. -t- I . We , Q, I A Q . X vc 4 A : A 4 , f ci ,.,. 1 A Q N- II , I A we 'A - 'A I 4 .. If . ,W .4 I ,W l I , , I A fi, ' A If I, A KIA H f ,Qi , -5. , Aa. .- 1 wi, 1 I -A 4-Q , x , A , ,ig 1,1 A,- ji Q A 3 i Q -17,1-:L E A ., ,I 1 A I I-f A hi 4 'Wu V F 1' IA? Hfn f 'f i . .f 'HT li .5 -Y DOLORES VICTORIA BITTER Manchester, Connecticut Executive Secretarial SHIRLEY G. PHILLIPS Sumeld, Connecticut Executive Secretarial 111 if w e .- f l me , M. we-1 Mm MAUREEN ANN SPEARY Peekskill, New York Pre-Teaching in MARJORIE LEA HIRSCHLAND Wilmington, Delaware Liberal Arts In fl 9' 'I-N, r A 'f'-1. . ,NVD .,N , -4.1 ' 1 4,.,, f -- .5 ' . v A, -3 Ji ANN MARIE 'NICHOLS Pelham Manor, New York i Medical Secretarial JANICE WEED l Wakefield, Massachusetts Pre-Teaching l l l 1 l 3 . 'A Ilan ELI Q' T ,W-vv5,.,, , ,ff Ulla My Irby i an-. 5, 2 5 V x, fit '1 'jeu ' 14 v Q 5 ti , L ,A 3. 5 N-,w-' I 2 I' a N - ly N r,..V, ,,,, -3 x 1 G it 5 ,A M 41 , E. , 1. Q . ' if Qc ISL '- 3, ,V , , .M 1 w N .rim ' ry , . ,vz4gs.:4' a 's ,V 5 s ,W ww. .R SANDRA CHERYL JANSSEN ' ,, Madison. Connecticut Pre-Teaching 'W-55 ' fi?-f DEBORAH J. HAWKINS Straltford. Connecticut fr, a. 1 .,' I v r ,-,. if . in 'vui- 'H f A 'an' ,N x 'K -N up-. r rig Vg Y Yr 1 . - Y ' ' A W. , X ' 1 ,--, ' --- W. , P 17 Medical SCCI'Cf1iI'lLll -ws 13. V. V ez 'X W , X frm ew, 4 'C Mn' V , 'L - Q ,Q Q3 .L ' I ,4 o 'rf J .AA. 5 V ga! n .1 if W, ' ,f . wb 1 Q el af - E , 2 13 X0 Nvf f 5 1' ' f f 1 Jzazgf Iii. iff A ' 351' -I .. , ,, .P.'.w'2,12 if Wil? Wei'-' KL V 4. 12u34?wirf?'4x1w:f22- , , , V ,111 - ,v'f2fLgg6a,1'f:ff', cf. ' bf -1 aff- as 5 qj' H TQ- V 1, 'Eiga ,f2j,?12f':Ef'3'3' iq: ,,.,.,,g,-R' , gw f ' f , PFNl l,UPE J. RIEPP Uppcl' Monlulaxir, Ncw Jcrscy lilwrznl Arts II3 I IND X IXRUR illiuvIM'L', Nl.:-m.lpIlltx Pu' I Lllxlllll , x .h K A , rr ,X 4 ' , ' 7 'TCW' 4. ' Q . ,, , , ' W: a ' fx v Q, ,.s 'I ' 4 . ' I' -ir 3 l 1 v ,Y ,K Q xt r 5' 5 A X ii' li- L 1 Pak A 1 ,, O.. .f'jy1' 8 1 fy - Q: ff K W. Q W, U74 3 ' A We dvi 'f W- ' '95 f ' K n A Q- Q-J S v We ' -Ziyi It f, -QE WQ7 J 'N . x - 0? gf., s .I Q, f Qi 'WL , r , U QV. 1 71 J' ,In L '13 .. 7 ff' 52 ,lj for X lv A 25,3 , - 9' 2 ml, get DRU FRESHER West Hartford. Connecticut Executive Secretarial 1 ...ag 1 9 Q ,fl .f X r -553' Q ' I xi ff 4 9 f 23.0 QR? X , A .. , E aids m -S, . X 'A if Xb.. 1, If lt' W X' 2 il .1 W 'Q 'lf 'f l- . ti -rf, H, Vs V: dvevtnkl . V, , 4: K-GN JANE ELIZABETH PAQUET Milford. Connecticut Medical Secretarial 4, 4 -d'f ??M if 5 bf . wg, W, Q 1 f at 11, :gt L. in 'inf' MARIANNE PARRELLI West Springfield, Massachusetts Legal Secretarial MAUREEN JOANN TAFT Holyoke, Massachusetts Liberal Arts ,rle' ' Q ,fr In I ,f1-' :Ll Abv Q - V, W .,,., V if . it '1-1 - iuiii I ,r A , ' ' ,- . I., W 4 -1-4-4, x 1 wt? ' -ers' S -fi 'SM V . R, y , . I ',, K Nlvu. if AY, W 1. . fe f - an f . Nb LM -, . 'gg-o 1 .M -0' -my +A., ... .1 A 1 u., AH, 4, 43.5- CYNTHIA ANN BISHOP Agztwum. Muwtichtisettx Executive Secretarial V. 'xx . AA 1'Qi'? x 2 x ,1 y ts. 'X X X M15 ,- M ' te. A . L , 2 -IIQ ,V V X Q it W . ff ' 8 f' 7 1 am, . !3':?.d1,5t,E:?'uQgff,,g .KI ,, ff4:4:t,ff,Qz 2, yu it fri? 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O'BRlEN Waterbury, Connecticut JULIE LESIK Executive Secretarial West Springtield, Massachusetts Executive Secretarial LINDA JEAN TAFT East Hartford, Connecticut Liberal Arts ,M-2 aff ' at . -I-I Wil -,E xii ,vs Q 'Cl' Xt 1 A gs Y 'Q I 11 - War ' ' +....,.....,.-.-.--0 fl I A -' CJ 1 ,Ag A K. . . -. - ,- I :Q .. .f. - ,W nu KARIN URSULA COMINO Ansonia, Connecticut Executive Secretarial t X -fl I' ar 3 J GABRIELLE D. SHARPLESS Marathon, Florida Liberal Arts E AH F W 'IJ- ELAINE MARIE KAZAN Ludlow, Massachusetts Pre-Teaching ' It 118 SUSAN ELIZABETH WOICEKOSKI Northampton, Massachusetts Liberal Arts ' at ff ff .,, 2 5?r'e 11 Q, A ,, 1 f f ik w t. Q, , 3 Q i L .g 2 in X f ' 7 in ht Q R Y :El 3 ' Q AK' fy ' ' t iii A ri- fzl IL Nr 1 -A i' if Q7 ' 23, 2 it ' 'W' apr, F, A 'WHY Eff' I V A we , . -. kv V, 41,5 THERESA ANNE DUNICAN i M, Longmeadow, Massachuietts f A ,I , it Executive Secretarial , X M , , ,, ff ' KKK it eee E - we 94 v f ' ET? 7:2 '. ee. f 9 Q' Q, , ' , ,'-, Y '- Li' 1 3 e2, , Q i, -., L I Q. 4 C A 2 L 1 4 4 ,uv 4, W wwe-1 i 1 ,f ' it AF aa, X ze f .LW gat? Eli? i 'l r:-ew ','t, AHC, V-. f-aw v vw.. SUSAN JANE LAGERQUIST Munchexter. New Hampshire Liberal Arts ,., GAYLE MARILYN ZUMAN West Hartford, Connecticut Medical Secretarial f 91. A w . R :lp Nl ICHELE TERESA CLANCY Wetherslield. Connecticut 1'f ?e4- 1' ' Legal Secretarial PATRICIA ANN RAPACKI Thompsonville, Connecticut Executive Secretarial I 5. 4472: ' A: Q' 8 5 ,, wx 5 A , u In '34 1 .., 4 J' of v M. . iv' H'-1 n,, .5.r- ,,..j, Y ,- h -:W . I fig f- ,HI Oaiwat 'QA r ,. , Q l,' F , v-a maui , rl xl A.. Ye 'X ' Wt, .-,, .--1 I P H! . , S Q A N .lexx t , V, 4 k,.. I A' x Q , -A I ,If X35 . 1 J. , , ,, f I i is 'fx 'F Q . wi an 9 A f I JAX i ii 4 '11-5 5 5 'walk-' V S. .X I . s , , V A., -4 . mar f in 7 5 J Q 'Is .. , ' ,gfv i . ve- in .Y, -5, CHRISTINE ANN SIC cali 1 4 v il ..,. . ' Thompsonville, Connecticut Medical Secretarial CHRISTIANE FISHER Holyoke, Massachusetts Executive Secretarial 120 .A I I A Y 1 'S -fn' ta A , :,-we 'ss-if ,q,,s L If i' v .. fl .j 2 , ,., 'iT'.f xr QA, O' 'W I' fwfgiigv DONNA VERNE GARNEAU AEM K . Fairfield, Connecticut Executive Secretarial DEBORAH FRANCES GALLEY Edgartown, Massachusetts Pre-Teaching 1. X 1 J .. Q, , A ' My as 'n 4 1+ ,, . we 1 b V ,V.t-4 541 ' -V ,, 4, r ' 4 ,R fffwnnbv A ' '51 E WIN .,,, 4 , ,, ,BQ .4, VIA- -I 'hw in ,X l l2l DENISE HELENA dc VILLEROY Clifton, New Jersey Executive Secretarial V 1 WT 1.31 M' f A I , F- 4 A-133 .345 ixx! K '.-. ..L,- 'iff-T H is A 4 xx ,til 5 -, y' -' -.. . '- 4-T 32 iv W , A f X ' 5 J L' Y xx xr ,-p , '. Q xx. i :'gA':U W Ex' if' -,1 T -37 ' ' .xkfrwg 3 15, gigs w' x'b'3v,. A rf.-H '52 gi J ,Viv A we w.xgefXf. 1 h we l Juv.. 1 . f fix : gal ,FS-It X ky! .wg N1 N Y 1-it ,U,chf,.I ix, Q-X N A23 Q-,-Lf AY, gt gi ' ' C2551 J .N-sez ' YQ, Q'X, f' .lf Q x fu- ,V iv 5 I 5 ' , - 'Q t 1, 1 Mk: Q. :wr . F Q i Pi ' i - iff. . u ,HZ .Q 1 R .X t ,, 21' if Witt - ' 5 .V Q . F' -'Q Q-I. t' Q 1,5 .L f .ig 'A '. 11.5 1. t i .geaiiit .tr ,. 7 xl 1-,g..g-' - 'fx L . 2 W N t X? f 'K-Rl:..x.'i ,- ,K A L. i' Q KATHY DURRELL Kansas City. Missouri Executive Secretarial 1 'if 1 ' :1-f 'iii 1 ,J ri 4 4 X Ji ii ii' Q 2 1 V 1 U11 I Q i lH ikf: l r if ' .kgs , 8 f'1' , f i A '1 gn' i 15' i K A LYNN CHADWICK GRACELY Fanxxood. New Jersey Executive Secretarial . T11 .1253 L 0--V. SS- ,454 'L-A' 'BQFYD V uw X i ,ix W wus I J A -ffgsfix-.fx Q-:fy 'li Q 'Q 1' ANN HART MCDERMOTT Wethersfield. Connecticut Pre-Teaching 48' 122 ef ' fix K. CHRISTINE MARY MURTAUGH Lexington, Massachusetts Liberal Arts 2 if FY ,An Pa.. l '- AVI if 3 at v. 5- ip! ,J ka., CAROL LYNNE BULL Madison, Connecticut Liberal Arts 2 DLBORAH GROSS Mzrplewood, New Jersey P re-Teaching MARGARET ANN AVERY Churlemont, Massachusetts Liberal Arts .. ,,..A ...V . . , ,ip - F QQ' .,:,. f 4 E 1 I R 5,1 f W M .nf 1 ol Q fl 3 4?.ffggf 5' . L 1' Q9 A , A ' r '+' 'W QM tj. H I f fit Q f ff' 5 , Rn fx if if llis A ls, K W AA 'A J . 1 3 S ,t X ' n '19 'IQ .. it .' 5' -x':.K:,j J' S .1 'gtk gf J 'fx lr 'f'-0.1 ' -fv'ui'.n P -.--I lib A va- .' ,Af 'N err- 'L' K H 9 2. I -'Q ,-' .5 if U 4 7 . .AQ 15. . , nf' S. P fa? ' ' Q f X X .uv DOROTHY GODLEWSKI Bloomheld. Connecticut it J r sl ry L i M' 4-I 51 Tift- FRANCES M. SPRYZENSKI West Springfield, Massachusetts Executive Secretarial 4... -6 1' 5, i S Q ,ko L Executive Secretarial af 'Z N. , , ,rf 7,071 an p 'N X J JANICE ELIZABETH DILK Swampscott. Massachusetts DEBORAH JEAN BRYANT Lexington, Massachusetts Liberal Arts 124 Liberal Arts L-Z' ..r.. 1 4 i I ff-QL QAII. BARBARA ANNE PORTO W.llllD:fOfd, Connmtlult Liberal Arts '-J 1 12' LJ i . M Y 14 , 1 i E ni 1 41' N 5 0,0 I V ' xx ' --' ' ' 0 if , Q 5 7, . l ,D Qm,,,.F.Q-1 ' ' 'rim Vqyd 4 ,S MARY MARGARET GAMBLE 5- M ' I , Springfield. NILlNNLlChllSCllS ff A fi I Medical Sccretgwiul 'fa RR '- Q ,- x 1, . fd .J l, W- , f,,, ugfj R E , E , i , hx,fRr'1'A 'H' ' in ff - V h,,Q4q. w 4 r P 1 . -, A A Q , I A ' 1.- JANET VUORHIS A pf V X N ' PClClxlDUl'Ullgh, New lfiumpxhiru V f . V I X ,A aff l.ilwcruI Arts V25 Y! ' s f. 433' FII 5 .Wa .fix , , it., ii . J. 'if :Farsi ' we-flfsfi .df fm' ,Y ,a:,:x :i - E. fd 'X gi J 1 x 5 mf' aah' i 126 MELISSA ANN O'BRlEN Fayetteville, New York Executive Secretarial v f mm BEVERLY ANN COWGILL East Hartford, Connecticut Medical Secretarial PATRICIA RIGA East Longmeadow, Massachusetts Legal Secretarial DEBORAH MARY MNICH Sutlield. Connecticut Executive Secretarial . g V M 4. if 4 , t ai., 5 fi' 9 HELEN GORDON VENNARD Fairfield, Connecticut Legal Secretarial gi Q, I ' , J -Q f'1ii,,5gft A 1 I A' f ly is, 3' 1.43 11 -. -- -alll A 6 x. vi, ' ' t OHM! annul: .1 'Z fm., ANNA WIANCKO Gold Bench. Oregon Liberal Arts 3 .,,gx, 2 'sg b :f , if is A 2 , lm 4 il F f W if 4 3 wx 1 it ffnkf ,: sz, a , ,, 'X' ' 1 1, 5 1 A it I ,Vi iii. , Y .0 L- A 2 . ,.,, ,yn-Tw f ,M3. 'g In ' w, ffiw 'iiviv I is it I ' EMILY DAHMER A ' A av West Simsbury, Connecticut 'lt i Pre-Teaching 1' 7 5 - 1 , r' 4 it i me Q K V ' r ,ei ' ,f 127 of ' .1-.3 ,,, ' i X , Nh' S jx , I R. .- -Rpm. ,gr X1 P 'se- - .V jk 34 ,,.,. Q F L , CATHERINE JEFFERY Windsor Locks. Connecticut 4415-i f2:iy-iL ankf?Wq':' 'K dr- -' 3 WENDY LOU BOOTH , Belmont, Massachusetts Executive Secretarial i MARGARETHA ROSALINE BENSCH Chicopee Falls, Massachusetts i Executive Secretarial l Pre-Teaching O ' as 1 t li RUTH EDNA BRADFORD f S 2 g' Greenwich, Connecticut ' F Pre-Teaching 'R E L F , . 7 L E- m X-is gif! 2' H. 128 Q 'E In li l ' if .Ji Uv ,wh XZ J' A A DIANE MARIE FASELLE New Britain, Connecticut Legal Secretarial KATHLEEN STILLMAN Pawcatuck, Connecticut Pre-Teaching i ANNE MARIE LQIROSE Indian Orchard, Mussuchu V Executive Secretarial 129 setts Lev 7 cHAR1-ENE 1-UClLl.E LYNCH R Torrington, Connecticut Libcrzil Arts LOIS ANN MONTELEONE Pittsfield, Massachusetts Executive Secretarial -gg to new gym gs '- ..i,, f f 4. EFEMSQE- , G '?- . JI . - ' . lt fy'-5, 513 2 Q' lt Q A x. ' ' ' f ' ' ,, ,,, ' - ' 4 , 4 -0' -'- gwkw Y I ,. ,f V t 1: Q 1' li, ... at V a A 'Q' th A If i ,J 1 ax . Nd 1 .v t Y , : Y 7'.I1?'f'4'i1 'Nu F ff' E . at . sf . W Q '..,,,,,Qf ff' lt b . -' sr -In 11:9 ' ft we , ffraaf ,A . , f S ' . wif:-fair' ' 'V ,,'- 5 1 ' , . j iff' 1 I ' , -tt E ,,,,: .,:f. Q f I ' N15 , t' t' t W Ha 1. -K k .T Q We f t- JK 1:::,:' x' 2, it 'tx M., ,. Ak, wr- - . Watertown, Connecticut Executive Secretarial , E N wwe iw qv- Q L ky iw t NANCY CAROL SMITH Livingston, New Jersey Executive Secretarial 130 SHELLEY sLAsoN I 'Q 5 BARBARA LUNDT BURLEIGH Hudson, New Hampshire Pre-Teaching 'Y W. tif. 'ri t Wa 'Q' . I Y I 'V X :Ll ,V , ,Q M ' if . if i 1' V'A ' ft M' A fi qi A is is fi f' J JANET SUSAN GUIEL J ' , ,, wp fix A. West Springiield, Massachusetts if' A , A'WA'A lt' JA Medical Secretarial H 1 ,.'i K I BM v' J , n,,m,,, A, Vvtu ' . 'A . L , .. ,... 4, z Jai JULIE ANN JAMES Feeding Hills, Massachusetts Liberal Arts BARBARA JEAN BOMBACJ Middletown, Connecticut Llbeial Arts Y V -. .,,,. 5 ANNE PIETRAS Groton. Massachusetts Liberal Arts i r-is ' in ? I ?f i , 1 1- 4 , ' 'Q ,ln A I 1 ze A 1. A V .' 3-Q MARJORIE ANN SANTORE Woodbury, Connecticut Medical Secretarial I ,.'V4 f N A. 'yi f' , V ' .A ., ,X ' 54' imp, -ffz. R .. .tif , I Q if 4 L F ' I-fi, 'avg . K , 'Z - 3 ' fi? i4,m'? A ' VALERIE EVANS Colchester, Connecticut Executive Secretarial , ., 2 1' 1 ye -. MARTHA FRIEND ROGERS West Springueld, Massachusetts Executive Secretarial We Q, ' W . 'E' 1 -QZEEL, , gy 2 it E KATHY L. MCCAVE SUZANNE MARIE BOURCIER Aaavvam, Massachusetts Ludlow, Masuuchusetts Executive Sec,-emrial Executive Secretarial 2.4Q i'.fI'Z'l .ye 0 133 f' -01' 3,,. .ml g. f v, Jai' .,q ' K i::-Lf. l':': . 7!21x'l:n '- , 4' , 1 '. n' Q Q Q ' ' , v, I Y el ,'a ' . 4!:'li'lt 4.5: gt' .gl ':., Ai - g , .JH '.o'v.'g 5679 5' L vm .,.' 2. . , i L .F ?4ll', 'fa-: lilwcraxl Arts Mm if .illtsev-'ll 3 l 4. 4' rj PM if :K ' wx. . ...Z tl Q. f' , 5 Nw 4 x . 31 A tx 1 .T-Nl Q it AK A t I M 5 'i M V' K '! E. E TERESA J. TALBOT Cape Elizabeth, Maine Medical Secretarial s a k , 4 .4 f ,.x. fi 'Kr 1 'lf if ffl .1 , , l-X , ff lv i 1 , 'll l A dl ' Q 'ij' M 1 Z JL M . ff, l it lk Yi 'vs 2 l-W ii ' 'l' Ar 1 ', 4 'WT' '75 IQ f , ' : xp, -, ' - il :Q lil' 4 , 11,1 'Q 4512, A 1 if in it lf? ti t -' if 1 , Jw E' ,ft Q11 'lil . , ,, I 4 , N . 1 - ,4 -1 sn il 'ff a'fftPf4 ,115 'tn , aw fsfi ? -y'-5'5,,l 'ffi ' U, ,A ' mfr: zwf lf - '5 r 'fn ' Mi, 5 ' 074 f,i' ff f - 51. 4 , f if JC ,f', ' V ' ' iff . ii fl , ,, - :in 134 DONNA R. BIMLER linlicld, Clonnccticul k dd. 6 P I ' 'l ' - CHARLEEN KAY HOUFF THOMASINA FERGUSON Springfield, Massachusetts Pre-Teaching I e ,...' , . 1 A M pn, W , . X l V iff' . ,. nf.. Enfield, Connecticut Legal Secretarial I I y, -few . 9,1 9t?1SA'.f Q 'ft r T4 ' W'W e.P! i ' 3 bf 7f.,1Q, tg. was 9 'S gl,-5144, qi, . .LH-.,.!',f1 ,Af i l UU I... 1 f 4 1 i Y. I ,r 5, fllgil v ,ix l,..-V J'!. . fr' .J l l If ..,,., . 34-U. , 1 -fx ... r rx V .CLF M. .cf xr ,1-'Y' ' x Jil WW BABETTE BROWN K , Ho-Ho-hus, New Jersey 4. r .N ' I Hjfd, VAHZV-w,,,9LzAiVL I Pre-Tcachlng W, f , -.hx 1 V. ' , , - Q, gb , . 2 .339 32 xi 'W me - - 1 4, 'gt' V - ' V . , 1 'Q ' ft - ,MQ f , Q V I ff? l .' 'VX . ' 1::,..1' ,fi ' ,' V ' 7 2' H 0 ,, Fu.: Us V ., ,xg 3' ,,. F V. QV V 7 V V .. If ts 1 , VfVf'GV , V if 1 f ifjfjv V 4 , V ' -wfffq Q- t V . 'V 3 P 1 1 -'f 2 ' V N , . 4' - V,z,,Wh ,V V,,3M,, V 4 . -f , 'Z ,cf H '. I., ,l A . -V ,ff 52, 4 ici , fx ' 2, in ,A Y . N Q, , h, ,Vg he ' :lg ffza? 9: 'It Zfflai., 'ff' ' I , ' V .5 ',2j'j:' V . V ' N 3' 'f5' f V ,-15: , ' , XA V-4 . , V: 3: 'gy 'gf ' ,,,V . . . . . 9 2 i' 2 - n ,q 5 55 VV A, 42-fam' '. fj' , . M 7 3- ' fi fiif ffl ., . V, f . 1, 1' f ' 'f4 t 'V 51. .V A w 4' pl- f 'v V. , V-it . 1 .11 al' : r .-I 1 , 2 V, 'V 3' ' fy? ' ', 4: 9 .r,.:1 - fffffz' f ' i 4 2, 5 V V w .- VA ' e, . , I K' ' f ., 4421 ,W Y? 'Q V 4 VZ ' , V ' ' A,-,.,.V .',','?:V J N , 5 . . Z.. 4 A ,, .,.,, , , ,--V ,, 1 K , . , 11, V , L , II V V , ffifyf, ,ff V Z . ,g V -Kfgyaglffl ' 7 ,QM +12 , '. , Exif. ' . I E5: L:ZfE':' , , ' V 1 V 5. ff , ' 4, , f -as '- 'jeff' ,WVFZ-':' V ' 114. V- 3 ',',ffff.V, g V-4,2 V , ,ffizqq 5 .gg 0,113 ,uf 4. .VJ 4 1 ,- - - '9 .'. M157 73,9 , LILIAN EVALINA COOK Orange, Connecticut Medical Secretarial ,QW A-VW . V 41 v if ' ' ' f QV? ' , ,X 2 ,, I , . .f g.,5:,,., w 1.5 W .fu ,153 Qi? fs V I V. 1 V . ,U 5 ' .Q ,QI fr' . ' 'A 5 , ML- fl'-,V Q it fn u r'. -.3 .,w 4 W., ffl, .' L5 viii. .xx 'S'- . .' -1' fr!! -1 .. V up, V., . .- A 1.5, ,I V' V' HV-' 5 ., , Z' 'Elf'-:':,f A Lgxff?-in : 7 j Q. ' , 75, fl f-:iv 'z' .1-5 1 ' ' ' -...gl is , , 53 ,.,aJ+5z'.':1' . V V .H 1f '.f'f'j,1 -G'zV,f.- ' aww.. ,.'. jf:',jyffpyjVfgv,b...,' Rh f ' an VV V. f LV if -- 'zf hz. - . ,f,,V:f. ,.15E,1w.VV fir 4 ' FAITH DENISE COR'lHOU'I S Hartford, Connecticut Liberal Arts ELILABE1 H ANN GI:RI-ACH Hartford, Conncctlcut Execuuvc Secretarlal 135 - .tr .tzrvgt ,I I . . Q' K w 'us' 'Q Q t fm' t f ' 4 1, tw- MQ' at ff' X vw Q '7 1. , 1 nt , l my s Ph rs 'Y ik Y SL ZANTNE MARIE BLANCHARD Stgtnitord. Connecticut Liberal Arts KATHLEEN ANDERIA ROMANSKI Westfield, Massachusetts Executive Secretarial Sli , A v 5' E in Lin ,At -,QM -. . t A 'W I 'L 4 ,M 7 ,- I ' 1 EXIF' 4 1 M It A- ' an . Y' M M, 121 M -.' fx 4 Mt U V 4'u 2,1 , 'Q ' 7 Q n Q V' ' H ' F KN ,4 f ' - M ' 4 e 2' L N. - Q . 2 L 4 t 42352. k f 1 ri' ' .I yi ft., , A, Z' I , 4 , Q, ' r an. .N ' L ' if M 't Q, I. J 2 1 .i ' i t 14 V 7 f Q. , -Q Q 1 Blk ag, 4' -w t My 557' i 1 L fi 5 fi- Yr ' fi ' as . if L G Y Q7 - 4 1.5 H' l ' t'?'u..' I -in ee' ' 'f - ww- -1 ..,,:'.,. :- une- . yn. -e wg, 3 ,Q 'nv4,'Wf if L tw, -- V-',.4ff g'f'1'-jf? ft wtfmavftfg' . 'r'1- VV 1.9- ' PAT ' 1 ' .t:r 3'Q' 1.4405 ,. 3',mf,, L4 .w1.-3:4 - , , , . tvr 4M12:.5'e. :A2',.ftC,r' ,M .gr V ' ' ' ' ' ,-. 4.-. what ny. 4-.1 I' -tin.,-zz .- - 4 Q,-iii. L. , Q: K, Uv!! , Ol M9-1+2'ifi e ww Aw v 7 'is -.Q z , -'-5.9 , I sa-Qi?:.-'BL 2,32 , 1 fi- Az JUDITH GUNN Sunderland, Massachusetts Executive Secretarial STEPHANIE E. DUSICK Fairneld, Connecticut Liberal Arts l ll l i ., ,., if 1 ' I 4 l i 4 3 f il ll if 1 4 54111 4 2, Af F v ri , ,f j1j, ' 1, 0 14 ' I' ' ft YN 9 . W' 2 ' i J Q Wil- ix nn, t A it , 2 ,ig gi g ' f . A ' , , , S 7 Y V ,,1 Y fi 'A ,4 , I .f . 2- Za' .,' U fu V ft 'as '-P 5 've 1' ,y , IW 'Vg .. 'fr ,r ' if AJ W EW' ?, f ' A lffr Ago, qi: - ? A ' ' A4 ' -' gig: 'z ' . J 'fi , - it A '2 4 gina' ' E ' A . Z ,y I , , , P iff, 4 Y Q 24 ' ' A if f A +. ,V We ,N , Jgojzpjg, I 5 , A , Aw-Lxi,-Livx' Y ww. K 4 Q . I S n L AL ,Q - X, 1.474 Q ' . 4' 3 7 3- , .ff ,W i 'Z vii' 'T . 355' i - Qi . 4' if fi A-A--'-we-M 1 1 . 1 , r A 4' A A' .' - mf.. f 5- ,ffl A Q- mr. A f E 7 22 iii' 1-, - a. x' ,LH wif' n'44Lf.: . ,J , - -4 . , , ,-rf' , rf, gf ., 'vi' A 30 is X A 3sff.Qi2t1'Z'L AA . it 14-' it fe ,gl . l' mg ini' ,51f ,4 ,,ffM,i'WW?f4 42,- ' wif. W gf2'5,'fw4f',:4 11,441 'fjglx f '..'P' w 215. ffl, f Pg, ,Z :Al In ily, i g,ls4,anr1c x , M Magi.-ikii,-'LiI,1-,7f,1 V :,,z.wn,W4. G .-, .., , 5 1 15,4 151542, wg? Q, ,i',,, 'w,A,,,'ff'f f' ' I Q 4 4 . ::x,,?qvW5ZAini,4zg3,A:,LJ5 ,Z ?' ' ' . A H 14 f4W,.'1 fg'i ?Iff:.':74 ::? S 1. afar fi' 'P U. 'f,.x' , ry.. H.-. ,awe Her Ca -4' ,J 'r' . N-new'Q'-'i'232i1i!'? 9 .i . A oh, Zi: -fffff4 !n '1i5Z552.83250 qv' f,u.:,1i,,, jj ,.,,,, ,gg 1. ,, L1 , Fw-A.. ' ' - . '- , it QW Aw-' Minimum -2' 1. H .m22,,z1g'44 4,1417 LZIZZQ f. ft' ' -5 ,naqf f 'M' .oe f 'e,Q 4 H. A .if QWM gif ,,: ' A ,owf.4,,f' , r+'fw'?,gZ1ei'i f 'A , 5 ,sf NANCY BECHUM ' Flexi I worn ZIEAWI 2 1 1, fj'?lef'i:.U Seymour, Connecticut gmfwfww-f' 51g'2f','gw 2 , .,4,,,,w,n ,V J, ,g ,, . ,fe ,uw - - f, MQ ,' f':'f sff2wLgj1J .' ,,-W Executive Secretarial gd? qwvw nu-A-E - y f f A ,EZ - if f1'1.TQ Y', .1 s fy 1, ' , ,.-1'f:::3?..L9f.4A9ff.a-.5Luft 41.121 ELLEN BARBARA BULLOCK MIRIAM DROMMS SACHS Cheshire, Connecticut Schenectady, New York Executive Secretarial Liberal Arts t , 1 4 QQ. H ' ' 5, MELISSA ANN Cook ' V an 7 ' L Fitchburg, Massachusetts ' A A 7 A 1 ty H ,I if Liberal Ai-rs . r M an , J V it . H Y if 22? Q-.4912 , . X . , f , law? 5 1 ' 4 I - 4 A 5 P ,I 2 M :js 9' 1 , if f 1 my ' 4' g A 0' -Qu... ' . gl rd ' ,, , , ,A if ' ' 1 71 ' . . V ik ,fy , i I I L, ' M5 wNW '-M W I , ffm I 2' , d , ,, 'ug-v-L 'J a' Xfffti giru 'av ' , .lf qu 4 .rf elf' i t 1!' A WT .fd S Qu ly 1 i 9 Q , df ll X X W t X W x , , L , uv--Megan--.. .. . - M lrdiigi K I' . Wi. A it is X X 5 ,t out f e'P - W- 'J -f- S rs Sip? -fry.: .1J.'IK,: i ' t mitkizg-.'X ,. E? uw! J. 'Q RENATE U, BALCK JO ELLEN PIRIE Windsor Liocks, Connecticut Ba,-re. Ve,-mom P C'TClWhlUS Executive Secretarial wwf H332 , . , i V. S' H 4' f 1, U ' , 4- mg Q v L. , A B 1 1,3 5 , J -. i L ,' 5 utr, : I L H 5 I 3' 1 P-I Y- . qt , 5 t .57',.' 21.9 fi it t V 4 2 0 F: f U A f 9 t ts. t Q V - W Y 6 1 1 4 'wht df' ,wx ,5 N DEE M. RAUE Norwich, Connecticut Liberal Arts 138 ELAINE ANN I-IEBERT Syl muse' New York '- V Ai? 'Sb 2, YA 61' 1 gf!! x vs, .J ' I QF N K I R V Av 5,13 7, W' in I 1 5 X PATRICIA CAHILL Torrington. Connecticut Executive Secreturial ANNE IxATI-IRYN DRESCHER 521 'Q Chncopee Massachusetts Pre-Teachin W rv ' 'C' Q-..,, 9 ti W I Q, it ,, 1 139 W NANCY CAMILLE WOLF East Hadclam. Connecticut Pre-Teaching MARY HICK-EY Windsor, Connecticut Executive Secretarial THALIA JUNE CHEKOS SUSAN MARIE STARINOVICH Wakefield, Massachusetts Windsor Locks, Connecticut Liberal Arts Executive Secretarial X, , f--' 4 f'f5 HY? eff'W',' f -sq kc. s - ff i5Vf'?', is g7,,s. ,vii -4. ' rs avfl, if 3f,,,zs'v1 Qsrfts s As' -,nh--A ,I-Att, 1,1 W ' viii? P355 1 14- 4 . g 1,,m:n1.i sei, , ,V 1 '1g,2 '?-A .. 1' , K -, r- .i? 'f: J 5 L A 'hip 1, as , 1,, 'e:.'1,1+- is sn, .41 .1 , . Il1u.ax:5ljlf,fs :S nu, 3 .- - 1l':n '::.1' U f W I.-' 'lily' .., s ,Q If my-1 6 ,li V,,, ELLEN HENRY REYNOLDS Williamsport. Pennsylvania Executive Secretarial SUSAN PATRICIA IERVOLINO Thompsonville, Connecticut Pre-Teaching JOAN BERNSTEIN Washington, D.C. Pre-Teaching ANDREA SPADA Stratford, Connecticut Executive Secretarial -I' ,vw 'XCxlll.l. Xlguy lou -X11Cll. ,101 CL' . . . . 5XlXXUUt1, Xlgirllia .-M ery. Margaret , . , Babbilt.N1ai'y , Balck, Renate Baldwin. :Xnn . .. .. Bcchuin. Nancy , . , Bensch. Margaretlia . Benton. Jill .,A,.,.. , Bernstein..1o.1n ..,.. Biniler. Donna , , . Bishop. Cynthia . . Bitter. Dolores ..... Blanchard. Suzanne . . Blanchette. Melanie . Blanchtield. Anne , , . Bombaci. Barbara . . . Booth. Wendy .,.. , Bourcier. Suzanne . . . Bowen. Barbara .... Bradford. Ruth ..,,., Breuler. Mary Ellen Brown. Babette .... , Bryant. Deborah . . . Bull. Carol ....., Bullock, Ellen ..... Burleigh. Barbara . .. Cahill. Patricia ..... Carcano. Corrine . . . Carlson. Norma .,.. Cecchini. Frances . . . Chekos. Thalia ..... Clancy. Michele ..,. Comino. Karin . . . Cook. Lilian .... Cook. Melissa . .. Corosa. Joanne . . . Corthouts. Faith ,.,. Cowgill. Beverly Crowell, Lisbeth Cushner, Cheryl .... Dahmer. Emily .. D'Aleo. Cheryl .,,. Deacy. Carolyn . . . de Dominicis. Lynne de Villeroy. Denise . . Dilk. Janice ..... Drescher. Anne .,.. Drowne. Pamela . . . Dunican, Theresa . . . Durrell. Kathy Dusick. Stephanie . . , Dwyer. Evelyn .,... Evans. Valerie . . . Faselle, Diane ...... Fee. Barbara ......,.... Ferguson. Thomasina . . . Fiorini. Diane- ......... Fisher. Christiane , . , Ford. Kathy ....,.. Freeman. Valerie . . . Freeman. Virginia . . . SEN IGR INDEX 115 108 110 123 90 138 108 137 128 102 I-ll 134 ...115 ...lll 136 98 104 131 128 133 ..,110 128 105 135 124 123 137 131 139 139 100 132 140 120 118 135 137 116 135 126 109 . 92 127 . 95 102 . 99 121 124 139 93 119 122 136 . 90 133 129 117 134 100 120 109 .96 .90 Fresher. Dru .... Furman. Linda ..... Galley, Deborah . .. Gamble, Mary . . . Garneau, Donna .... Gerlach. Elizabeth . . . Gilman. Janice .... Godlcwski. Dorothy Gracely, Lynn .... Grady, Ann ..... Gross. Deborah . , Guiel, Janet .... Gunn, Judith . . . Hall, Barbara ..... Harrington, Joanne Hart, Leontine ..., Hawkins, Deborah . Hebert, Elaine . . . Herrell. Judith . . . Hewett, Candace . . Hick, Beverly .... Hickey, Mary .... Higgins, Brenda . . . Hirschland. Marjorie Hobbs, Judy ....... ': M5 ' UTIL.. 0 ., ,sql i M'-we qgunin-Wv A b , 'E-A---.V ' ,jg c nr ul 1 4. V . . , 5 I rf ,if ' , iff' A 4 , A V' ' lf 'S ' 6r9 142 lghulhll I 3. Mnich, Deborah . . . Monteleone, Lois . . Moody, Linda ..... Murtaugh, Christine Nelson, Linda ....A Neyhart, Deborah . Nichols, Ann ..... Nichols, Carol . . . Nielsen, Lauren . . . O'Brien, Maureen . O'Brien, Melissa . . . Paquet, Jane ,...., Parrelli, Marianne , Phillips, Shirley . . . Pietras, Anne .... Pinch, Susan . . . Pirie, Jo Ellen . . . Plodzik, Poirier, Jane .... Anne .... Polek, Karen ..... Porto, Gail ....,,. Hodge, Lorie .... Hopkins, Joy .... Houff, Charleen . . 1-lull, Carol .... Hurley, Sherry . . . Iervolino, Susan . . James, Julie ..... Janssen, Sandra . . Jeffery, Catherine .... . . . Jezek, Beverly .... . . . Johnson, Pamela . Kaar, Mary Jane . Kazan, Elaine .... Keeney, Diane . . . Keller, Susan .... Kielbasa, Karen . . Krokov, Linda . . . Lagerquist, Susan . Lange, Bette ...,. LaRose, Anne .... Leinbach, Nancy . Lesik, Julie ,..... Lindstedt, Rhea .. Lockhart, Kathleen Longo, Jolena .... Lord, Kathy ..... Luczek, Janina , . . Lynch, Charlene .... . . . Lyons, Patricia . . . Manzi, Nancy .... McCave, Kathy . . . . . . McDermott, Ann .... . . . Michaels, Dale .... . Mills, Claire .... Milne, Judith . . . 109 98 134 96 104 141 131 113 128 101 97 105 118 98 97 103 113 119 94 129 100 117 96 138 106 91 108 130 97 110 133 122 91 98 92 Rademaekers, Susan Randall, Cynthia . . Ransom, Joan ..... Rapacl-ci, Patricia . . Raue, Dee .,...... Repp, Penelope . . . Reynolds, Ellen . . . Rickus, Janet .... Riga, Patricia ...., Rogers, Martha . . . Romanski, Kathleen Rowell, Susan ...,. Sachs, Miriam . ,. St. John, Lauri .... Sampeck, Carolyn . Santore, Marjorie . . Segerstrom, Josephine . . . , . . Sharpless, Gabrielle Short, Nancy ....... . . . Sic, Christine .... Slason, Shelley . 1 . Small, Carol .,,,. Smith, Nancy .... Snook, Judy . . . Spada, Andrea .... Speary, Maureen .... . . . Spryzenski, Frances .,.. . . . Starinovich, Susan . . . . . . Stillman, Kathleen . . , , . , Stoecker, Laurie . . . Taft, Linda ...... Taft, Maureen . . . Talbot, Teresa .... Tatsapaugh, Terri . Tedder, Candice .... 1 . Terry, Susan .,..... . . Towner, Margaret . . . . . Vaughan, Barbara . , . . . Vennard, Helen ,,., . , Voorhis, Janet . . . Weed, Janice .. West, Nancy ..... Wiancko, Anna .... . , Williams, Marilyn ... .. Witkop, Anne ...... , . Woicekoski, Susan . . . . . Wolf, Nancy ....,.. . . Wulff, Debra .. Zuman, Gayle , 127 130 103 123 100 94 112 103 91 117 126 114 114 111 132 108 138 92 93 109 125 102 101 107 120 138 113 141 103 126 133 136 95 137 93 110 132 115 118 107 120 130 91 130 105 141 111 124 140 129 102 117 114 134 116 104 106 101 99 127 125 112 96 127 99 107 118 140 11' 119 WY fl'-IP? ,- if l , 1 , vw- --M ' ., 4.- .56 ,t M Q-.'T.Qv' - AQ., 1 . 1 'E El. ,. Q. 1 P W 4 l i I E w w w 1 4 K I