Boston State College - Bostonian / Lampas Yearbook (Boston, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1966 volume:

LIBRARY of BOSTON STATE COLLEGE f ' QMAAd ikciM ' (ktff. Editor in Chief Bob Hilliard Assistant Editor Louise Quinn Managing Editor Joan Fahey A rt Editor Janet D ' Angelo Photography Editor Mary Petrone Photographer Martin Kullen Layout Editors Donna McCarthy Jim Samson Literary Editor Sue Doherty Office Manager Cathy White Business Manager Bill Martin Advertising Manager Richard Kalp Circulation Manager Joe Grace Faculty Adviser Dr. William Kenney ' J ' A« LAMPAS ' 66 BOSTON STA TE COLLEGE HUNTINGTON A VENUE BOSTON, MASS. m mm i r 1 4 1 I a HB T % ) j r x1 10 BASKETBALL TEAM— Sealed: Mackay, Stevenson. McMullen, Cotter, Karll, Spirito. Standing: Menovich, Maloney, Buckley, Jackson. Casey, Orlando, Gilbert, Forbes, Manning. ji mm r 1 i I k 1 4 ADMIN ISTRA TIO PRESIDENT ' S MESSAGE My sincerest best wishes go to you, the Class of 1966, on the completion of your undergraduate careers at the State College at Boston. You have been outstanding in many ways: in your enthusiastic desire to learn, in your spirited support of college functions, in your excellent attitude toward the Administration, the faculty, and one another. I am sure that a bright future stretches before each one of you. In the period you have spent with us, you have witnessed the dynamic expansion of the College. You have seen the completion of the science building, the introduction of a trimester program, the growth of the student body and faculty. I believe that you have enjoyed being a part of these exciting times. May the fine spirit of friendliness, co-operation, and loyalty that you have always shown continue in your support of the Alumni Association. By actively participating in its functions, we hope that you will keep in contact with the College and with one another. Through the bounty of God, may your lives be fruitful, happy ones. William F. Looney, President 14 SGA OFFICERS— Thomas Feenan, President; Joseph Sullivan, Corresponding Secretary; Carole Burns, Recording Secretary; Ronald Areglado, First Vice-President, Lawrence Gillis, Executive Vice-President; Robert O ' Keefe, Treasurer. CLASS OFFICERS— Joseph Cady, President; Edith Haynes, Vice-President; Virginia Lamer, Secretary; Kevin McMullen. Treasurer. 15 ADMIN ISTRA TION 1 i DR. ROBERT J. BOND Academic Dean EDWARD J. ODONOGHUE Assistant to the President FRANCIS P. O ' HARA Dean of Graduate Studies HERBERT G. REGAN Registrar DR. GEORGE F. AHERNE Director of Admissions 16 JOHN J. KELLY, JR. Dean of Men DR. ALICE F. LINNEHAN Dean of Women JEREMIAH J. DONOVAN Associate Registrar EDWARD A. ZALESKAS Associate Director of Admissions 17 CHARLES P. DEMAKES Associate Dean of Men ROBERT F. DUNBAR Associate Dean of Men f h %■ ' Jtm f 1 J ■ ■ BEATRICE P. EATON Associate Dean of Women THOMAS J. LALLY Associate Dean of Men 18 KATHERINE A. MURPHY Associate Dean of Women ELEANOR G. POWERS Associate Dean of Women THOMAS A. DUNGAN Director, Program of Continuing Studies GERARD M. O ' MEARA Associate Director, Program of Continuing Studies 19 FACULTY ART Chairman til Vincent J. Tringale John V. Cody Donald Deveau Joseph F. Fiorello Clifford Wrigley 20 BIOLOGY Chairman Dr. Mary E. Lynch Anna B. Gesmer Dr. Rita N. McCauley Elizabeth A. O ' Doherty Pauline Parsons Francis J. Veale Dr. John T. Woodland 21 EDUCA TION Dr. Lawrence J. Newell Chairman, Elementary Education Dr. William J. Fitzpatrick Chairman, Secondary Education Myrna S. Clancy Margaret D. Delaney Mary C. Donahue Mary C. Durant Eloise R. Fitzgerald 22 Moira Galvin Dr. Ann M. Gavin r 1 Sylvette Giorgio Helen Moloney Dr. Perry Miller Francis Murphy Philip W. Natale 23 ENGLISH Chairman Co-Chairman Dr. William H. Marnell Richard S. Tyrell Rosanna Alfaro Robert Bufalini Dr. James A. S. Callanan Dorothy C. Connor Frederick E. Danker 24 Elliot R. Ernest Joan M. Farrell Alice F. Gormley Henry L. Gormley, Jr. James L. Hofford Marjorie F. Holt 25 Dr. Ann R. Howe William A. Kean Mary I. Kelly Dr. William Kenney Dr. Charles K. Kenosian Dr. John Lerch 26 Vincent P. Malahan Clare L. Marnell Clare A. McDonnell Linda P. Morley M. Arnold Shaw George E. Thornton 27 FOREIGN LANGUAGE Chairman Richard W. Newman Margaret E. Adams Ruth L. Dayag Dr. Alfred Pouinard Dr. Anthony J. Simeone Mary Walsh Lewis B. Ware 28 Chairman GEOGRAPHY Dr. James P. Jones Dr. Nirmala Bidani James A. Dooling Dr. Michael G. Mensoian Robert W. Spayne 29 Chairman HISTORY Dr. Laureat Bernard Mary S. Cavanagh Dr. Thomas A. Dunlea Elizabeth D. Flynn Maurice P. Foley, Jr. Aaron Jacobs Ronald Kowalski Ralph E. Ladd, Jr. J. Bradley Lentz 30 John E. Moon Thomas O. Power Geoffrey Prentiss ' - fc Daniel Rudsten Dorothy Scanlon 4t Charles Shively A A Dr. David L. Sudhalter Paul G. Sullivan Richard C. Thorne William K. Tinkham John Weston 31 Chairman MATH Dr. William E. Perrault John Cal lahan Margaret V. Gibbons A Ronald B. Loring Albert W. Wallace 32 Chairman MUSIC M Elizabeth A. O ' Brien Dr. Edward J. Fitzpatrick Arthur H. Hauge Alfred Hoose Mary M. Morrissey PHILOSOPHY Chairman John J. O ' Neill 4 Ja Michael Fiorillo, Jr. Ellen W. Harding 33 PHYSICAL EDUCATION Marie I. Farrell Chairman James P. Sullivan Chairman Theresa M. Corcoran Martha E. Cummings Edith G. DeAngelis Isabel Elbaum Alice Quinn James J. Tedesco 34 Chairman PHYSICS AND CHEMISTRY „ JL Dr. Francis W. McCarthy J J Sabino W. Caputo Dr. Peter E. Gordon William J. Hooper Nicholas J. Lembo Benjamin Liberfarb James H. McCue Maurice Temple 35 PSYCHOLOGY Chairman Dr. J. Edward Conners Dr. Wilfred E. Calmas Dr. Raymond R. Gilbert 1 ddk Robert A. Goodale Thomas J. Godin, Jr. David Haughey Marcia Kagnoff Dr. M. Martin Kostick Hubert J. Powderly Dr. Harold E. Shapiro Kenneth A. Wolkon 36 Ellen E. Richwagen Head Librarian NURSE LIBRARY William J. Doherty Anne L. Linskey Ok William J. Talbot 37 vA ACTIVITIES HAVe m pple Too a Y£LE BRUCE ft , sl T STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION m« Handling over $115,000, acknowledging the consti- tutions and budgets of the college ' s new clubs, and successfully organizing at least nine all-college func- tions, the Student Government Association ' s influence continues to grow organically with the growth of the college. These mammoth responsibilities were well handled under the leadership of Tom Feenan. This year ' s co- hort of able organizing Warrior ' s included: Larry Gillis, Executive V.P.; Ron Areglado, First V.P.; John Shea, College Coordinator; Joe X. Sullivan, Corre- sponding Secretary; Bob O ' Keefe, Treasurer; and Carole Burns, Recording Secretary. During the heat of our first trimester, Mary Lou Stewart, Eddie Romkey and Joe Sullivan helped us prevail with a Clam Bake, Mystery Trip to the Car- ousel, and the Highwaymen in our courtyard. Those annual functions which have become so much a part of our college memories were more successful than ever. Affairs and committee chairmen were: the All-College Banquet, Mike Hart, Dick Kalp; the Holi- day Ball, Joyce McCarthy, Chris Cuneo; the One-Act Play Contest, the college musical My Fair Lady, Sid Liberman; the Scholarship-Dinner, Bruce Romboli; Green and Gold Dance, Nancy Pishkin. The guards have changed, but its excellence prevails! 41 SUMMER TRIMESTER - ,. ¥► ' . ALL COLLEGE BANQUET SEMI -FORMAL MY FAIR LADY Henry Higgins: Sid Liberman Eliza Doolittle: Sue Lilly Alfred Doolittle: John Davin Colonel Pickering: Paul Kelly 48 Producer: Mike Hart Makeup Director: Kathy Walsh FRENCH CLUB Led by president Eleanor McMahon, le Cercle Francais provided more time this year for all interested students to parler francais in a more relaxing, social atmos- phere. The new program included many enjoyable activities. In October a French version of I ' ve Got a Secret got under way. In November a Promenade a travers de la France was conducted by Parisian Professor Pouinard. Finally, a spirited dis- cussion centering about the existentialist Albert Camus and a gala fete de noel closed the year ' s activities. Outside ven- tures included a night at the French Opera and a performance of La Boheme. Mem- bers of the French Institute of Boston were invited by the club to share in these even- ing concerts. Because of the club ' s constant activity, the thirty active members and steady fac- ulty following attest to its growing popu- larity. SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club opened its 1965-1966 season with the introduction of Mr. John Staulo, a new member of the Foreign Language Department, as its advisor for the year. The newly-elected officers also were presented: Neil LaVita, president; Arlene Lavin, vice-president; and Nancy Thompson, secretary - treasurer. During this hour Mr. Staulo provided a lively Spanish-phrased lecture on the art of bull- fighting. Highlights of the year included various cultural meetings and guest speakers, among whom was the consul-general of Spain, a performance of the Mexican Bal- let, and a visit to the Spanish exhibit at the Museum of Fine Arts. The club wishes to express its appre- ciation to Mr. Staulo for the stimulus he provided in assuring a most successful season. One of the newer organizations on cam- pus is the Chess Club. Founded in 1963, it competes with other college chess clubs in regularly scheduled meets. The club de- feated teams from Harvard, Tufts and MIT during the past season. The club holds weekly practice sessions and meet- ings during which members prepare for upcoming meets. The club is headed by President Tom Loyte, Vice President Al Patrick, and Team Captain Edward Baxter. The club recently achieved membership in the Metropolitan League, a league in which the club will meet even greater challenges. ART CLUB The Art Club, under the direction of a new faculty member, Clifford Wrigley, has greatly advanced in stature. During the holiday season a festive window display was presented on the foyer window of the science building. This was a first for both the club and the building. There is hope this may become a tradition for the Art Club. Other activities of the club were learn- ing the silk screen process and ceramics. Among the members were seniors Joel Handorff and James Samson (treasurer). Another function of the members is to select a work of art from a museum-show- ing each year to add to a collection for a future gallery here at B.S.C. The depart- ment and the student body are greatly ex- panding, a fact which makes the future of the club look quite prosperous. SCIENCE CLUB Along with the growth of the college this year the Science Club has experienced its growing pains. Meeting weekly in the Kennedy building, it initially planned a working program for the future. Activities were soon undertaken, and the most out- standing ventures were trips to the Science Museum and to the Planetarium. Perhaps the most interesting feature of this Club is its numerous film presentations, which included such interesting topics as evolu- tion, the Gemini IV flight, and oceanog- raphy. In January 1966, the Science Club split into three sections for more specializa- tion. These divisions included ' Biology, ' ' Physics, ' and ' Chemistry. ' Each of these areas has been carefully analyzed by Club members, and many projects have been undertaken to display the findings of the groups. Because of the establishment of the new Science Building as well as the availability of more modern scientific equipment, the Science Club has greatly expanded and has served as a great bene- fit to the State College at Boston. PSYCHOLOGY CLUB The Psychology Club was formed in 1964 to satisfy the desires of many stu- dents who sought to learn more about the science of behavior than what was offered in the limited number of courses. Among the many topics discussed by the group are subjects like Menticide and A Sci- entific Approach to Hypnosis. The Club has sponsored many worthwhile endeavors including special work with the patients of the Medfield State Hospital and projects on creativity in many Boston high schools. The Club also made a special trip to the Boston State Hospital. The Psychology Club has progressed greatly in the past years and is now in the process of being affiliated with Psi Chi, National Honorary Society in Psychology. It is quite evident that a club which takes such an interest in helping others and spreading good is a great asset to both the State College at Boston and its student body. MUSIC CLUB From Beethoven to Hendrick, all the music lovers of the college find something of interest in the program established by the Music Club. This organization ex- plores the many facets of music, especially the choral and instrumental. This Music Club performs at many social and school functions. The major productions of the Club are the annual performances of Han- del ' s ' Messiah ' and ' An Evening with the Music Club. ' The members of the club have often delighted in taking trips to see productions by the Metropolitan Opera Company. Members of the Class of 1966 who have participated in the Music Club activities include Elizabeth Baublis, who is past president, and current secretary of the or- ganization. Other contributors to the Club ' s fine work are Ann Boden and Frances Sumski, as well as Rita Castig- noli, who wrote the lyrics for the class song. Carole Baungart, Patricia Bradley, and Virginia Czmut, who lend their vocal support to the Club, are also members of our class of whom we can be justly proud. Balancing the soprano voices of the aforementioned women are the baritone pitches of Bruce Goodwin and Joseph Sullivan. A third male contributor to the Club is Victor Lospennato, who is the great improvisor for the group. GUN CLUB The Gun Club is relatively new to the college. It was formed in order to teach firearm safety and it offers to all the stu- dents the opportunity to become familiar with firearms both in the home and in hunting. No prerequisite exists in order to join the club — one need not be an ex- cellent shooter nor a male. The club is open to anyone, male or female, who de- sires to learn how to shoot. More and more co-eds are becoming aware of this fact and are taking advantage of the op- portunity that the club offers to the stu- dents. Some of the activities engaged in this year were matches with the U.S. Naval Academy, the Air Force Academy, the Coast Guard Academy, Lehigh Univer- sity, and St. Bonaventure. Another match was played against Howard University of Washington, D.C., when Boston State was victorious with Joe Savignano, ' 66, president of the club, taking first place, and Dennis Tutten, also a senior, taking second place. The club has had speakers from the National Rifle Association as well as films from that organization which exhibited the importance of safety when firearms are used. A project that the club is involved in at the moment is a program which will give certification to some of its members as the National Rifle Instructors. Several members of the club have won medals for their excellence in shooting. Among the seniors, Tony Trodella re- ceived a medal for big bore shooting, Joe Savignano for shot-gun shooting, and Dennis Tutten won the medal for small bore shooting. The Gun Club promises to become a very popular club as it grows in member- ship and skill. President Joe Savignano is optimistic about the progress of the club and believes that, We will be a real rough club to contend with in the fu- ture. YOUNG REPUBLICANS Not until early 1965, when the Young Republicans was formed, was there a po- litical club on campus. Keeping pace with the new trend in Massachusetts Re- publicanism, interested young students banded together to break with tradition and form the first partisan organization at State. The original organizer was Maureen O ' Keefe from the class of ' 67. The first President was John Tieso, class of ' 68, and the first Treasurer was Bob Hilliard, class of ' 66. The first year of operation brought such people as Governor John A. Volpe and Senator Parker of Taunton, now Chairman of the Republican State Com- mittee, to Boston State. The reigns of control for the academic year of ' 65- ' 66 switched to Kevin Farrell. The late 60 ' s will see a new concept of Republicanism rise, and people such as Boston State ' s Young Republicans have provided the impetus. YOUNG DEMOCRA TS The purpose of the Young Democrats is to serve as a center of information for all interested students concerning the Democratic party. The club has various discussions about current legislation and presents influential members of t he Dem- ocratic party to the student body to ex- plain the stand of the party on legisla- tion. Past speakers included Francis X. Bellotti, Endicott Peabody, and Edward J. McCormick. With a fine first semester behind us, we are looking forward to a most inform- ative and highly successful future. DRAMA CLUB Thornton Wilder ' s The Skin of Our Teeth high- lighted the Drama Club ' s role as the theatre on campus for 1965-66. Starring two illustrious actresses of the Senior Class, Kathy Butler and Marianne Pollard, with John Regan as their male counterpart, Skin was a remarkable production. Jim Samson, as set designer and stage manager, assisted by Richard Bruno and Ken Haddock, made this Major Production a success. Open to all students interested in theatre, the Drama Club offers the chance to participate in other activities offered by the S.G.A. such as the Musical and One-Act Play Contest. In last year ' s One-Act Play Contest the entry of the Class of 1966, Scrambled Eggs, directed by Sid Liber- man, starring Kathy Butler, captured all awards. The work of Jim Samson, Larry Menovich, Richard Bruno, and Ken Haddock in the One Act Play Contest has been invaluable for the past four years. The officers of the Drama Club, Jim Roche, President; Flo Dodge, Vice President; Sally Arico, Secretary; and Philip Jones, Treasurer, have tried to present a balanced program. The Spring Trimester was highlighted by Theatre Parties, and of course, the participation of Drama Club members in the One-Act Play Contest and the S.G.A. Musical. The Drama Club is affiliated with the National Honor Dramatic Society, Alpha Psi Omega. Rho Beta, State ' s chapter is opened to students who have actively partici- pated in the theatre during their college years. The Senior Class members of the Society are: Flo Dodge, John Flood, Joel Handorff, Sid Liberman, and Marianne Pollard. 56 LECTURE SOCIETY =- ■ LS The Lecture Society may be considered Boston State ' s most far-reaching club. Its purpose is to present outstanding speakers from the fields of journalism, literature, politics, and enter- tainment. Beginning the new summer trimester John Dobbins of the Boston Traveler discussed cartooning as it is today. He ended his lecture by caricaturing members of the Lecture Society. On the political side the club hosted Senator Ted Kennedy. In the entertainment field, a program entitled Jazz or Folk; Melody or Word was featured. We are confident that the future of the Lecture Soci- ety will mirror its efforts of the past. 59 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB 1 The I.R.C. was revitalized this year until it became the largest club on campus. Operating on a $900 budget, the club was able to present many speakers from various countries. The Bulgarian ambassador to the U.N. and ambas- sadors to the U.S. from New Zealand, Finland, Nigeria, and Yugoslavia were met by a large turnout. The consul- generals from West Germany, France, Union of So. Africa and Israel were also presented to the enthusiastic followers of the club ' s lecture series. The club attained its marvelous rebirth under presi- dent William McDonough and faculty advisor Mr. George Levy. The Club ' s main purpose is to instill in the students a better understanding of world affairs. Special thanks are due to seniors John Curran and John Hogan, who helped in getting the infant club on its feet. MATH CLUB The Math Club has only been in exis- tence for two years. Its reorganization is due to Ed Romkey, the club ' s president, and Mr. Loring, the club ' s advisor. The club hour is spent in discussions, field trips, lectures, and problem-solving. One lecture was given by the famous Jesuit, Fr. Stanley Bezuska, an expert on modern math. Math Club members went on a special field trip to M.I.T. to observe the com- puter program. Surprisingly, a large number of students belong to this club. Among the senior members are: Kathy Burne, Kitty Ma- loney, John Compton, Kevin Gorman, Ur- sala Sawicki, Kathy Cahill, and Tommy Earhart. GOLD TORCH The Gold Torch Society was founded in 1963 to honor those students who have contributed significantly to extra-curricular activities while maintaining a high aca- demic average. The members are nom- inated by the class officers and elected to membership by those members of the or- ganization enrolled in the college. Mem- bership is permanent, with graduating members returning each year for installa- tion of new members. The Class of 1966 played a leading role in the formation of this society. It was formed by the S.G.A. on a motion pre- sented by class President Charles Martin during the sophomore year. William Mar- tin became the Society ' s first Vice Presi- dent last year and has served as its Presi- dent during the current year. The Society is proud to honor those who have served the college so well during their tenure in it. ATKINSON, Patricia BOURGET, JoAnne BROWN, Judy BUCKLEY, John BURKE, Daniel BYRNE, Kathleen CADY, Joseph DALY, Patricia DANGELO, Janet DODGE, Florence FEENAN, Thomas FAHEY, Joan GILLIS, Larry HART, Michael HARVEY, John HILLIARD, Robert KALLENBERG, Helen KELLEY, Nancy LARNER, Virginia LAWRENCE, Patricia LIBERMAN, Sidney MARTIN, Charles MARTIN, William McMULLEN, Kevin NOWAK, Kathleen PALMIERI, Richard PISHKIN, Anne POLLARD, Marianne 62 63 Sals VOL. XII - NO.7 STATE COLLEGE AT BOSTON DECEMBER 22,1965 Chalkdust, our college newspaper, has steadily im- proved in quality and content during our years at Bos- ton State. This year, it has given an outstanding con- tribution to the college by regular circulation and ex- cellent coverage of school events. Such seniors as feature writer Sid Liberman, and artist Jim Samson, have worked to improve the paper and have set a fine example for the underclass staff. Chalkdust has grown in so many ways. Dan Kel- liher, Maureen O ' Keefe, and John Tieso have written pertinent editorials. Over sixty staff writers have been everywhere gathering news. Photographers Marty Kul- len, Kevin Farrell, John Flood, and Paul O ' Donnell have worked hard to make the newspaper one of which we can be proud. Larry Menovich has expanded the sports section as the college athletic department in- creases its activities. The drama productions have been competently appraised by drama critic Jim Roche. The whole staff has worked in unison to improve the paper, and provide for continued growth in the coming years. They have made Chalkdust representative of the evergrowing Boston State. 66 67 LAMPAS We work out of 201, thirty-seven people crowded in- to a twelve by twelve office. You discuss layout. How would you like this picture placed? Upside down? Some- one shouts, That ' s where the editorial should be! You look, you think, and then you realize you ' re not a news- paper. It doesn ' t apply. Meetings, meetings, mad confusion. How can I tell my people from theirs? Layout chaos, deadlines, dead- lines. Who ever makes them anyway. We ' re late, we ' re late, echoes through my frame. I ' m beginning to feel like the rabbit in Lewis Carroll ' s Tale. But wait! I ' m not a rabbit either. Some say I ' m some- thing else again. It ' s only late at night that I get time for peaceful reflec- tion. From 8:30 A.M. until 10 P.M., I ' m bound to hear a hurried step at the door, a quick switch of the light, and someone rustling vigorously through my files shout- ing, . . . but I saw it here an hour ago. Then when my people and those others have left, I get a chance to discuss the more philosophical questions with my fellow occupant. Time and again I have tried to convince my roommate that it is far more important and permanent to be the product of a year ' s hard labor than a mere monthly fad. But just as I think I have won my point my friend is shipped out and replaced by a green recruit. They lose pictures, they find pictures, but somehow they manage to pull me together. As father time (my staff) steps quietly out on that final day, I see a fellow at the end who keeps saying, If I knew then ... It sure would be a lot easier! As I make my debut during Senior Week, may I in- troduce myself as . . . Lampas 66 K- LAMPA£ Editor-in-Chief Bob Hilliard Managing Editor Joan Fahey Asst. Editor-in-Chief Louise Quinn a£ Literary Editor Sue Doherty Co-Layout Editor Jim Samson 69 Business Manager Bill Martin Advertising Manager Dick Kalp Photography Editor Mary Petrone Asst. Advertising Manager Jim Martin 70 layout staff at work VOLUNTEER SERVICE BUREAU The Volunteer Service Bureau of our college has a nine-semester- long history of genuine Service for Others. Since the earliest days of volunteering in I960, the V.S.B. has seen over 1,500 student volunteers give over 60,000 hours to more than 1 15 various agencies such as: Community Centers Settlement Houses Y.M.C.A. ' s and Y.W.C.A. ' s Tutorial Agencies Hospitals Homes for the Retarded. One of the many new services offered by V.S.B. is a Workshop for Volunteers, initiated in 1965. It offers, to the more selfless student, training in sports and games, arts and crafts, rhythms and dances, dramatics and informal story telling. The depth of experience that our volunteers obtain cannot be measured, but it can be well described-for . . . There is a destiny that makes us brothers None goes his way alone: All that we send into the lives of others Comes back into our own. Edwin Markham 73 WOMEN ' S RECREA HON ASSOCIATION WRA offers the students at Boston State opportunity to enjoy a varied program of activities away from the hectic grind of class schedules. In the gym or rink, on the court of field, time has little meaning for these students whose every other action is governed by a bell or alarm. Each afternoon, the WRA offers something different to its diversion-seeking participants; every season finds something new and exciting on the WRA agenda; every year the organization offers a varied program suited to the needs of the college woman. Memorable ... for quiet moments lend themselves to memory . . . and these very moments are found in the stillness of reflection . . . and seen in four years filled with the laughter, the striving, the fond friendships. Gone forever these days all folded into years . . . and memory. WRA means time to spend with friends together . . . WRA emphasizes recreation rather than skill . . . WRA offers something for everyone every season of the year . . . 78 79 ifc 3MB flkfc ir Tfc- gflMPdMK $ Jk ifc t •■ v i J£ -1MB ' ■ « H H8 - Si£V 2 l 80 HILLEL B ' nai B ' rith Hillel provides religious, social, and counseling services for the Jewish students at State Col- lege at Boston and at the same time seeks to further the members ' knowledge of their long and glorious Jewish heritage. Meetings sometimes have a guest speaker, a film or just a discussion period, but one can always be sure that the Executive Board has worked hard on whatever is being done. The State College at Boston Councilorship is programatically and financially independent, but its members are eligible to participate in and use the facili- ties of its sister society at Boston University. Therefore, the Jewish student receives not only coun- seling and social contacts with others of similar back- ground but also receives and makes friendships which could be very helpful in later life. Ill Jl 82 NEWMAN Revitalization is the keynote of the programs presented by the Newman Club. Through the es- tablishment of a new constitution and through t he efforts of Rev. Robert W. Bullock, Newman is attempting to assist each student redefine his alle- giance to God in adult terms. Its primary stimulus is a series of discussions centering around such controversial issues as The Council and Marriage and Freedom of Conscience. Perhaps a most singular feature of the club is its sponsoring an eight-year-old Korean War orphan, Betsy. New- man also provides a communion breakfast, a re- treat, a blessing of class rings, and socials each year. With an eye to the future and the expanding en- rollment of students, this club is seeking to meet the needs of Boston State by initiating a similar trimester program. Thus, through continuity will Newman become a living organization. T r ORTHODOX CLUB ss is : i ! The Orthodox Student Organization showed this past year a definite upswing in membership and in activities. Under the leadership of Father Elia Katre, the organiza- tion ' s keynote became a blend of both the quietly spiri- tual and the actively social. Students sought material on the tenets of their faith from the St. Andrew ' s Ortho- dox library and then examined its spiritual concerns. However, highlights of the season were its outside proj- ects. A November pastry sale, a clean-up day in rede- velopment areas, and a spring dance all were enthusi- astically promoted. Members hope to retain the spirit of their club and to expand along with the college. 84 PROTESTANT STUDENT ASSOCIA TION Under its new head, Lewis Gaffen, the ' 65- ' 66 Protestant Student Association effectively pre- sented a number of controversial moral and relig- ious issues to the student body. Lecturers came from areas as near as M.I.T. from as far away as Taiwan. They spoke on such timely subjects as L.S.D., Evolutionary Religion, the Nationalist Chinese View of Vietnam, anti- semitism, and existentialism. Among seniors who perceived its worth and worked actively toward its excellence were John Shaw, Richard Smith, and Susan Olt. It and other college organizations committed to the purpose of making the student body more morally and reli- giously aware are to be commended, for: Yours is the praise, if mankind Hath not as yet in its march Fainted, and fallen, and died! Arnold S3fc. 11 :-- m ' .% A THLETICS TRACK The track team is in the midst of another fine season. The records and trophies won are not as impressive as last year ' s production; but, there is an excellent reason, a step up in class. With Boston State ' s entrance into the E.C.A.C. next year the competition will be even tougher. One of this year ' s best accomplishments was Frank McCarthy ' s 600 victory in the New England A.A.U. meet. Frank is finishing a fine career which saw him begin as virtual unknown and finish as one of the finest middle, distance runners in New England. Another boy completing a fine college career is Al Siegal who again buoyed a solid cross country team. Other notable per- formances came from the relay team which looked very good in the B.A.A. mile relay (especially anchor man Louis Dittami) and in the K of C meet in the Gardens. Track is one of State ' s brightest spots and is still climbing. B.S.C. Closest Opp. 23 Bryant 54 15 Barrington 50 24 Bentley 48 21 Tufts 37 17 Assumption 58 Colby Invitational 19 Gorham State 41 N.E.S.C.A.C 18 N.A.I.A. Gorham 66 17 N.E.A.A.U. Lyndon 38 121 2 B.A.A. Harvard 12 16 B. U. 5 53 U of Vermont 59 Amherst relays first place in two mile relay first in sprint RELAY SQUAD— Frank McCarthy, Don Murphy, Coach Squires, Bryan Jones, Louis Dittami, Jerry Blake. ' - • STo SUTE . ST OS BASKETBALL Coach Jim Loscutoff ' s basketball team started fast by winning the Paul Bunyan tip-off tourney in Bangor, Maine, and never looked back, finishing in second place in league play with an overall record of 21-3. The team received an invitation to the N.A.I. A. regional tourney in Connecticut with a chance to go to Kansas City if successful there. Both John Buckley and Kevin McMullen ended fine careers. Buckley finished with more than 1500 points and McMullen personally pulled out two games in the closing seconds. Only disappointments of the year were two losses to Salem but as Junior George MacKay said, We ' ll see them in the playoffs. B.S.C. Opp. 103 Maine Maritime 75 79 Bloomfield College 76 79 Salem St. 89 114 Keene St. 83 64 Lowell St. 5 2 101 Plymouth St. 89 105 Gorham St. 76 95 Willim antic St. 73 100 Johnson St. 53 85 Sacred Heart (Conn. 1 72 93 Fitchburg St. 78 81 Gorham St. 68 80 North Adams St. 67 88 North Adams St. 73 92 Worcester St. 73 71 Salem St. 74 116 Worcester St. (3 0.T.) 112 97 Lowell St. 67 52 Westfield St. 51 93 Plymouth St. 77 65 Fitchburg St. 67 67 Bridgewater St. 42 72 Rutgers (Newark) 60 81 Westfield St. 74 fl 11 r W f V ™ !■ ' m ill HOCKEY The hockey team finished the 1966 season with a per- fect 20-0 record. Biggest wins came over A.I.C., Uni- versity of Vermont, and Ohio University. Bob Quinn, the ex-Nationals player, again led the way, winning the unofficial college scoring title for the second straight season with 71 points. Senior Captain Bob Ghilani finished a fine career as a defenseman. Wayne Petrovek, Bob Donovan, and Frank Kelley each turned in another excellent year of hockey. Coach Eddie Barry says he has seven players who could skate for any team in the area. With Boston State moving into the E.C.A.C. next season these boys will meet the improved competition they rate and receive the recognition due them. B.S.C. 11 13 Burdett (Jamboree) New Haven Opp. 3 3 9 9 5 Pennsylvania Holy Cross American International 2 4 16 Notre Dame 2 4 5 Ohio University Salem 3 3 13 7 8 Pennsylvania Western Michigan Western Michigan 1 3 3 15 Lowell Tech. 8 11 University of Vermont Lowell Tech. 3 8 8 5 7 Universty of Vermont Holy Cross Ohio University Ohio State U. 3 4 3 1 4 American International 3 9 Ithaca 4 5 Salem 3 mj . 95 BASEBALL With the return of Kevin Lyons, Kevin McMullen, and Don Cotter (although the latter pair are considering retirement) Coach Ray Sine should have a good nucleus. Some help behind the plate and on the mound would make this a strong club. Last year Sine ' s nine showed real potential when they beat Central Connecticut, a most formidable ball club. On the deficit side for the 1966 season is the loss of last last year ' s co-captains Paul Rappoli and Jim Mel- zar. Rappoli was a powerful right-hand hitter and Mel- zar was perhaps the best all-around college baseball player in the area. B.S.C. Opp. 4 Southern Connecticut (11 inn. ) 4 4 Bridgewater St. 7 4 Fitchburg St. 3 1,4 Salem St. (2) Lowell St. (Rain) Stonehill (Rain) 2,6 3 Worcester St. 5 4 Plymouth St. 3 19 Lowell St. 12 1 Worcester St. 10 3, 1 Central Connecticut (2) 1,9 4 Plymouth St. 10 13 Bridgewater St. 7 2 Stonehill Keene (Rain) 6 ' j ' • ,£. -  ; « - ' .- ■ ' , ' ■ ' ■: ' ■ ■ -■-:-■ Vs? WRESTLING Boston State added a new varsity sport this year, and an exciting one at that, wrestling. Under Coach Jim Tedesco the team had a successful first year with a win over Brandeis the brightest highlight. Coach Tedesco feels he has some prospects in Al Lewando, Paul Hogan, and Dick Finn. Depth is his most immediate need since injuries to key personnel proved costly in more than one match, especially the one at Boston College. Anyone who has ever seriously played any sport can easily appreciate the stamina and strength required for this grueling sport. B.S.C. Opp. 19 Emerson 20 35 Leicester 10 38 Lowell St. 10 25 Emerson 14 11 Rhode Island Col. 28 45 Leicester 5 Boston College 35 23 Lowell St. 18 25 Brandeis 18 15 Holy Cross 30 WRESTLING TEAM: Seated: T. Shaugnessy, R. Smith, W. McCarthy, J. Heffernan, R. Kaplan, A. Lewando, R. Finn, Co-captain. Standing: G. Brown, J. Divver, Co-captain; P. Willis, J. Reynolds, T. Driscoll, J. Tedesco, Coach. Vv ftl «tf T ; d STGi 1 - WMM -dW % 1 i iii mm  W ■ V • •h ■ .wfc«.- : :,,. - £{ 3Si ' P!g? K . ' •hi - iTWSiht :f ,«. ' JUNIOR WEEK  ?% t MOONLIGHT CRUISE t ir-Jsm ' ' -•• lilts ? n J 104 THE BARN DANCE 105 a frh , OUR NIGHT A T THE POPS ' ■% ■ JUNIOR BANQUET RAPHSODY IN BLUE 111 s£fe sarera Sxl i y : : ?t J S «£5 • • vs-r.- i v j% ■« «a - «• SENIORS FROM THE CLASS OF 66 ESSAY Two to Triumph Idealism and realism are two attitudes which we must balance within ourselves. One guides us toward making a wise decision while the other gives us the inspira- tion to put it forth. Application of these two viewpoints is continuous in the field of education. We future teachers attempt to serve our students realistically by guiding them toward intellectual maturity as well as idealistically by inspiring them with zeal and enjoy- ment of learning. In teaching, two facets, content and method, are considered. Ideally we wish that all our pupils would reach a high level of achievement; however, reality dictates a wide range of individual abilities within one classroom. Occasions occur when it is necessary to modify the curriculum to suit the pupils. Therefore, we must be realistic in regard to capacities, interests, and present needs of all students if we are to progress. Through our student teaching we have realized that the method used is as important as the content. Regardless of the time and effort we devote to selecting a lesson, if the presentation is ill-attuned to the intellectual level of the students, it is fruitless. Teaching, as well as learning, is action involving not the donor-recipient relationship, but mutual participation by both teacher and pupil. Let us remember that both realism and idealism contribute in countless ways to our effectiveness as teachers if we possess them in equilibrium. Jeannette Baillet Class of ' 66 114 POEM R ealism! E very day it courses to the fore. A nother question to be posed and faced and solved L ike all the other questions that have come and gone before. I s ours the place to work for truth, for light? S ome say it ' s not and yet — to leave the ring M ay one day cause us grief and sorrow, great despair and make us question strongly — were we right? I dealism! D aily comes the task of polishing anew E ach standard that we follow, we believe in. A s beliefs are questioned, challenged — can we stand L ike Druids strong of years gone by, both true and bold? I s life so ruled by others ' dictates and commands, S o ordered that our answers, our decisions are M ade for us? Let us rise and realistically order our ideals! Marianne R . Pollard SONG To Boston State we came One bright September day. Four years have passed since then — How swiftly slipped away! The seeds of knowledge sown Have into wisdom grown. The friendships we have made Will not through lifetimes fade. We learned, we danced, we sang. We cheered our athletes on. With joy our voices rang. Our spirits light as dawn. The classroom bell falls silent. Hushed are the halls we knew. The time for parting has drawn near. O Boston State, adieu! Atir 115 I :. a CAP and GOWN CEREMONY 117 JUDITH ALDEN Elementary JEANETTE BAILET Elementary SHARON BANDLOW Elementary JANET F. BARIL Elementary SUSAN E. BARNES Elementary MARIE A. BATTISTA Elementary ELIZABETH V. BAUBLIS Elementary 118 CAROLE BAUMGART Elementary JAMES G. BEATON Liberal Arts DAVID C. BENDLX Secondary: Science DOROTHY M. BERARD Secondary: French LORRAINE M. BERGERON Elementary CLAIRE M. BIONDO Secondary: French MARION R. BLACKDEN Elementary ANN V. BODEN Elementary JOAN BONNER Elementary DIANE C. BOTTE Elementary JOANNE M. BOURGET Elementary PATRICIA A. BRADLEY Elementary 120 JOAN E. BRAMBILLA Elementary JANET M. BRENNION Elementary FRANCIS L. BRINK, JR. Elementary MARIE C. BRODERICK Elementary JUDITH A. BROWN Secondary: Mathematics 121 KATHLEEN P. BROWNE Secondary: English RICHARD J. BRUNO Secondary: History DIANE E. BUCCI Elementary JOHN T. BUCKLEY Elementary DANIEL R. BURKE Secondary: Mathematics EDWARD J. BURKE Secondary: Mathematics SALLY J. BURNS Elementary JANET K. BUSCANERA Elementary KATHLEEN M. BUTLER Elementary MARY A. BUTLER Elementary KATHLEEN M. BYRNE Elementary MARY A. BYRNE Elementary JAMES T. CADY Elementary JOSEPH M. CADY Sec ondary: Science 123 KATHLEEN T. CAHILL Secondary: Mathematics MARGARET A. CALLAGHAN Elementary JOHN CAMPANA, JR. Secondary: History JOHN CANNEY Secondary: History NANCY CANNING Elementary 124 RUTH A. CANNON Elementary NANCY E. CAREY Primary PETER N. CARROLL Elementary ROBERT J. CARTY Secondary: History RITA L. CASTIGNOLI Elementary ANNE F. CHARLTON Elementary VIRGINIA C. CHIAMPA Elementary EDWARD U. CHRISTOPHER Secondary: History MARJORIE I. CHRISTENSEN Secondary: English CYNTHIA M. CHRISTMAS Liberal Arts MARGUERITE L. CIAVARDONE Elementary SUSANN R. CIULLA Elementary PAULA J. CLORY Secondary: Mathematics JEANNE M. COLLERAN Primary CECELIA A. COLLINS Elementary SUSAN E. COLLINS Elementary JUDITH A. CONCANNON Elementary PAUL R. CONNELL Secondary: English FLORENCE M. CONDRY Secondary: English 127 h BARBARA L. CONNOLLY Elementary JAMES M. CONNOLLY Secondary: History DANIEL V. CONNORS Secondary: Geography EILEEN M. CONNORS Secondary: English JOSEPH D. CONNORS Secondary: History STEPHEN J. CONROY Secondary: History JONNA R. CONSENTINO Secondary: Mathematics 128 PAUL CORRIGAN Secondary: Spanish FAITH CORWIN Elementary CHARLES P. CRIVELLARO Elementary JOHN F. CROMPTON Secondary: Mathematics CHRISTINE F. CUNEO Secondary: English MARGUERITE L. CURLE Y Elementary NANCY M. CURLEY Secondary: English JOHN CURRAN Secondary: History VIRGINIA N. CZMUT Elementary JANET P. D ' ANGELO Elementary PATRICIA M. DALY Secondary: English ANTHONY DAMIANO Elementary PATRICIA A. DAUGSIEWICZ Elementary RO-ADRIENNE DAVIDSON Secondary: English 130 DOMINIC DeBELLIS Secondary: English DIANA DeMARCO Secondary: History BOOKER T. DeVAUGHN, JR. Secondary: History GEORGETTE B. DERANEY Secondary: French CASSANDRA M. DESMOND Secondary: Geography 131 ■ ' i f JUDITH L. DILLON Secondary: English FLORENCE M. DODGE Secondary: English ALICE I. DOHERTY Element ary FRANCES R. DOHERTY Elementary SUSAN F. DOHERTY Secondary: English 132 MARY F. DONAHUE Elementary LAURENCE M. DONNELLY Secondary: History MARY T. DONNELLY Secondary: English BARBARA M. DONOGHUE Elementary MARGARET A. DONOVAN Secondary: Mathematics VINCENT J. DONOVAN Secondary: English ELAINE M. DREW Elementary PATRICIA A. DULLAHAN EDWARD R. EAGAR, JR. Elementary Secondary: Geography BETTY J. ELINGS Secondary: History BETTY ANN EPPS Secondary: French MARILYN EPSTEIN Secondary: English THOMAS FRANCIS ERHARD Secondary: Mathematics JOAN M. FAHEY Secondary: English LAURENCE FALLON Secondary: Mathematics KEVIN FARRELL Secondary: History THOMAS G. FEENAN Secondary: History GERALDINE M. FEENEY Liberal Arts MARGARET T. FEENEY Secondary: History 135 MARIA J. FILOSI Elementary JOHN F. FLAHERTY Secondary: History JOHN H. FLOOD Secondary: English JOHN J. FOLEY Secondary: Science MARGO A. FONTES Elementary 136 MARY LOU FORD Elementary FREDERICK F. FORESTEIRE Elementary MAUREEN R. FRASER Primary PETER GALLAGHER Secondary: English ANTHONY M. GAMBOA Secondary: History 137 CAROL A. GEEZIL Elementary GERALDINE M. GERAH Elementary LUCILLE A. GERALD Liberal Arts ROBERT GHILANI Secondary: English JOHN J. GIBLIN Secondary: Geography DANIEL P. GILLIS Secondary: History LAURENCE GILLIS Secondary: English ELEANOR GILMORE Elementary JEANNE M. GLENNON Elementary SUSANLEE GOLOB Elementary DIANE GOODHUE Elementary BRUCE S. GOODWIN Secondary: English KEVIN GORMAN Secondary: Mathematics JOSEPH C. GRACE Elementary 139 DAVID A. GRADY Secondary: History MARYTE T. GRINKEVICIUS Elementary JOAN C. GROSS Primary KENNETH C. HADDOCK Secondary: Geography JOEL HANDORFF Secondary: Spanish KATHLEEN HARRIS Secondary: English MICHAEL R. HART Secondary: History 140 JAMES HARTEL Elementary JOHN HARVEY Elementary JOANNE HATZIS Elementary EDITH E. HAYNES Secondary: Mathematics RICHARD HEGARTY Secondary: Chemistry DAVID J. HEIDT Secondary: Physics FRANCINE D. HERLIHY Elementary T - tm MM I . fcr JOHN E. HICKEY Secondary: History EDMUND HILL Secondary: Mathematics ROBERT HILLIARD Elementary JUDITH M. HOHMANN Elementary ROBERTA P. HOLTZMAN Elementary NANCY E. HOOD Elementary JANET E. HOUNSELL Secondary: Mathematics 142 CAROL E. HOUSE Secondary: Mathematics CHARLOTTE A. HUNTE Elementary MARY T. HURLEY Secondary: English gftk SYLVESTER G. INGEME Secondary: English KAREN R. ISENBERG Elementary ELIZABETH JASON Secondary: French RUTH L. JASUS Elementary Swobs: RICHARD L. JENKINS Elementary SUSAN JENNINGS Primary GERALD JOHNSON Secondary: History MAUREEN C. JONES Elementary CATHERINE M. JOYCE Elementary CAROL A. JUSZKIEWICZ Elementary DENCY KAISER Secondary: History 144 HELEN M. KALLENBERG Elementary RICHARD M. KALP Secondary: Political Science ALICE LOUISE KANE Primary MAUREEN KANE Elementary JANET L. KARACEK Elementary 145 MARY LOUISE KARAHALIS Secondary: English ARNOLD K. KAUFMAN Elementary PATRICIA KAUFMAN Secondary: Mathematics MARGARET T. KEARNEY Elementary RENA M. KELLER Elementary EDWARD F. KELLY Secondary: History KATHLEEN E. KELLY Secondary: English 146 NANCY KELLEY Elementary WALTER P. KENNEY Secondary: History CATHERINE KENT Secondary: English ROSALIE KINGSTON Secondary: Mathematics MARGARET KINSELLA Primary KATHLEEN KIRKE Secondary: History KATHERINE A. KLIMAS Secondary: Geography 1 ' | ■ , |- ft I 3 RITA M. KRAL Primary A. MARTIN KULLEN Secondary: Science JUDITH A. LANE Elementary VIRGINIA LARNER Secondary: English ARLENE F. LAVIN Secondary: Spanish NEIL J. LaVITA Secondary: Spanish PATRICIA LAWRENCE Secondary: English IOHN C. LEAVIS Elementary MARY E. LEDWICK Elementary CAROLINE A. LEE Elementary 149 GEORGE F. LESSARD, JR. Secondary: Science ESTELLE H. LEVETIN Secondary: Science LINDA LEWIS Elementary PATRICIA ANN LEWIS Elementary SIDNEY LIBERMAN Secondary: History SHIRLEY LOOMIS Elementary VICTOR A. LOSPENNATO, JR. Elementary 150 ALEXANDER A. LUCEY Secondary: Mathematics MARIA A. LUONGO Elementary SHEILA A. LYNCH Secondary. English KEVIN LYONS Secondary: Mathematics claire McCarthy Elementary donna McCarthy Elementary frank McCarthy Secondary: English joyce McCarthy Secondary: English KATHLEEN McCARTHY Secondary: English MAUREEN McCARTHY Elementary MARTHA McCARTHY Secondary: English - v„. william h. McCarthy Elementary SHEILA McCRUDDEN Elementary Stephen Mcdonough Secondary: History 152 william Mcdonough Elementary MARY C. McGILVERY Elementary PAUL McGUIRE Elementary JOAN McKEON Elementary jerilyn Mclaughlin Elementary karen f. Mclaughlin Secondary: English Stephen Mclaughlin Elementary 153 KP ln Ii.. J ' l j i,i i «■.. [ | 111 ■ M HERBERT W. McLUCAS Secondary: English CATHERINE E. McMAHON Secondary: Science kevin j. Mcmullen Secondary: History JAMES McNIFF Secondary: English ELLEN J. McNULTY Elementary 154 FRANCIS McNULTY Elementary WILLIAM A. McQUILLEN Secondary: History DONALD B. MACLEA Elementary IOHN W. MACCHI Secondary: English PETER M. MAGUIRE Secondary: History 4 s JOHN S. MALATESTA Secondary: Science JUDITH C. MANNING Primary REGINA MARSOLINI Elementary ELAINE MARINOS Secondary: History CHARLES E. MARTIN, JR. Elementary JAMES M. MARTIN Secondary: History WILLIAM B. MARTIN Secondary: History 156 Ait LEO T. MAVRELES Elementary MAUREEN MAYOTTE Secondary: Natural Science JAMES MELZAR Elementary ANN G. MEHRHOFF Elementary JACQUELINE MILLER Elementary LAWRENCE S. MENOVICH Secondary: Mathematics ANNA VERONICA MICELI Elementary NANCY M. MILLER Elementary PAULINE F. MILLS Elementary JAN M. MINES Secondary: French ZIVILE M. MOCKUS Elementary WILLIAM F. MOHAN Secondary: History KATHERINE MOLONEY Secondary: Mathematics PAULA LEE MONDLICK Elementary PHYLLIS MOONEY Primary JOHN W. MOREY Secondary: Physics MARY C. MORONEY Elementary SUZANNE B. MOTZKIN Secondary: French ANNE MARIE MULLEN Secondary: English DONALD E. MURPHY Secondary: History VIRGINIA M. MURRAY Elementary 159 WILLIAM T. MURRAY Elementary EDWARD J. NABRESKI Secondary: General Science M| lI JOSEPH G. NEARY Secondary: English PATRICIA A. NICHOLSON Elementary KATHLEEN NOWAK Secondary: Mathematics 160 - CHRISTOPHER W. O ' BRIEN Secondary: History MARY T. O ' BRIEN Secondary: English MARYANNE O ' CONNELL Secondary: Mathematics THOMAS N. O ' DONNELL Liberal Arts LINDA A. O ' LEARY Elementary ROBERT M. O ' MALLEY Secondary: History KEVIN P. O ' MALLEY Secondary: English GRACE O ' NEIL Secondary: English PATRICIA A. O ' NEILL Elementary GERALD F. O ' REILLY Liberal Arts KEVIN F. OLIVER Elementary JUNE E. OLSON Secondary: English JONATHAN R. OMAN Secondary: History RICHARD P. PALMIERI Secondary: Geography 162 RICHARD PAUL Secondary: Mathematics CAROL PENNEY Primary MARY ELLEN PETRONE Elementary ANNE M. PISHKIN Secondary: English MARIANNE R. POLLARD Secondary: English ANITA PORTMAN Secondary: English MARILYN (FIRGER) PRENSKY Primary 9 EDWARD J. PRICE Secondary: English DENNIS PAUL QUINN Secondary: English LOUISE QUINN Elementary SUSAN QUINN Elementary CHARLES A. RAFFONI Secondary: English PAULA J. REARDON Secondary: French THOMAS F. REYNOLDS Secondary: English 164 JOYCE M. RICCI Secondary: English DEENA RICE Elementary BRUCE H. ROMBOLI Elementary EDWARD ALAN ROMKEY Secondary: Mathematics NICHOLAS RUBINO Secondary: Science DOROTHY RYAN Secondary: Spanish 165 MICHELE RYAN Secondary: History JAMES SAMSON Elementary MARIE SANDS Primary MARY ANN SANFORD Elementary JOSEPH P. SAVIGNANO Elementary 166 URSULA SAWICKI Secondary: Mathematics VINCENT A. SCADUTO Elementary BARBARA A. SCANLON Secondary: Mathematics MARYELLEN P. SCANNELL Elementary ROSARIO C. SCARCELLA Secondary: Geography 167 MAUREEN R. SCULLY Elementary JOANNE M. SEMPOLINSKI Secondary: History SHEILA M. SENNOTT Elementary DOROTHY M. SHACK Elementary JOHN C. SHAW Liberal Arts 168 MARYANN E. SHEEHAN Elementary ROBERT SHEEHY Secondary: English FRANCES SHERLOCK Elementary MIRIAM SHUMAN Elementary ALAN G. SIEGAL Secondary: French 169 WILLIAM SILK Elementary CAROLE SILVESTRI Elementary BARBARA J. SIMS Elementary RICHARD L. SMITH Secondary: Political Science ARTHUR A. SNYDER Secondary: Geography 170 MARGARET M. SNYDER Primary M. ELAINE SPELLMAN Elementary CAROLYN E. SPINA Elementary JUDITH A. STEVELMAN Secondary: Spanish MARYLOU STEWART Primary 171 LINDA J. STONE Elementary JOSEPH P. SULLIVAN, JR. Elementary FRANCES D. SUMSKI Elementary STEPHEN A. SUTERA Liberal Arts ARTHUR R. SWANSON Elementary • .; . ' . ; ill , ' 5 J t V . y CAROL TAYLOR Primary NANCY M. THOMPSON Secondary: French ,.- JOSEPH M. TIERNEY Secondary: English MARY J. TOMPOSKI Primary CAROL TRACY Secondary: French 173 ANTHONY R. TRODELLA Elementary KATHLEEN M. TROY Elementary DENIS S. TUTTEN Elementary ELENA URBSAS Elementary MARINA VASCONCELLOS Primary JANET M. WAGNER Elementary 174 KEVIN WALKER Secondary: History ROBERT J. WALLACE Secondary: Mathematics LARRAINE WEBBER Elementary LAWRENCE D. WHALEN Secondary: Natural Science KATHLEEN T. WHITE Elementary ANN M. WHITNEY Secondary: Mathematics 175 JUDITH ALDEN 40 Central Drive Stoughton Psychology Club RICHARD PAUL ALLEN 140 Newland St. Maiden French Club 2,3, Pres. 2 Lecture Society 2,3, Sec. 3 JEANETTE RUTH BAILET 452 Norfolk St. Mattapan V.S.B.; Exec. Comm. 3,4 V.S.B. Training Workshop 3 Hillel 1 Usher at Class Day and Graduation 1,2 Christmas Party 3 Student Exchange Meeting 1,2,3 President ' s List 1,2,3 SHARON ANNE BANDLOW 5 Reddy Avenue Hyde Park Newman Club 2,3,4 JANET BARIL 4 Pleasant Garden Road Canton P.S.A. 1 SUSAN BARNES 65 Dudley St. Cambridge Christmas Party 3 Newman 1,2 Young Democrats 4 Pops Committee 4 MARIE BATTISTA 140 Hull Street Boston Newman Club 1,2,3 Christmas Party Comm. 3 Young Democrats ELIZABETH V. BAUBLIS 145 Farragut Road South Boston V.S.B. 2 Music Club 1,2,3,4, Pres. 3, Sec. 4 Honors Program 3,4 CAROLE L. BAUMGART 456 Waltham St. Lexington Newman Club 1 Music Club 2,3,4 JAMES G. BEATON 41 Parkman St. Gun Club 3,4 S.G.A. Budget Comm. 3 Cruise Comm. 3 DAVID C. BENDIX 80 Narraganset Road Quincy DOROTHY M. BERARD 175 Elm St. Lawrence French Club 2 Newman Club 1 Co-op. Tea 1,2,3 V.S.B. 4 Lampas 4 LORRAINE M. BERGERON 49 Firth Road Roslindale Spanish Club 1 V.S.B. 2 Lecture Society 3,4, Sec. 3,4 CLAIRE BIONDO 103 Colberg Ave. Roslindale French Club Spanish Club Newman Club Literary Club MARION BLACKDEN 1 1 Verdun St. Dorchester Christmas Party 3 Newman Club 1,2,3,4 V.S.B. 1,2,3,4 Music Club 2 Dean ' s List 3 ANN BODEN 76 Forest St. Roxbury Newman Club 1 Music Club 2,3,4 JOAN BONNER 400 Massachusetts Ave. Arlington DIANE BOTTE 166 Perkins St. Melrose Newman Club 2,3,4 Music Club 2 V.S.B. 2,3,4 Christmas Party 3 W.R.A. 1,2,3,4 Lampas 4 Dean ' s List 3 JOANNE M. BOURGET 18 Pond St. Jamaica Plain College Co-ordinator 3 Gold Torch Society 2,3,4 Newman Club National Teacher ' s Convention 3 Chairwoman for Co-op. Teacher ' s Tea 2 Chairwoman for Freshman Parent ' s Tea 4 V.S.B. 2 Freshman Orientation 3 Bridgewater Conference 3 Dean ' s List 4 PATRICIA BRADLEY 20 Birch Road Norwood Newman Club 1,2 Music Club 2,3,4 W.R.A. 1,2,3,4 Psychology Club 1 V.S.B. 2 Bowling Club 1 JOAN BRAMBILLA 6 Kerna Road West Roxbury Newman Club 1 Lampas 4 JANET BRENNION 24 Wampatuck Road Quincy Rifle Club Psychology Club FRANCIS L. BRINK, JR. 31 Massasoit St. Muttapan JOSEPH C. BRODERICK 144 Minot St. Dorchester S G.A. Budget Comm. 3 Ciuise Committee 3 Newman Club MARIE BRODERICK 144 Maida Terrace Hyde Park Bowling Club 1,2,3 One Act Play 1 Dean ' s List 1,3 President ' s List 2 JLIDITH A. BROWN 96 Milton St. Dorchester Newman Club 1,2,3 S.G.A. Rep. 1,2, Rec. Sec. 3 Co-Chairman Green and Gold 4 Co-ordinator of Lecture Society 4 Math Club 4 Gold Torch Society 3,4 Literary Club 3 Princess of Winter Carnival 2 All College Banquet 3 Dance Committee 1,2 Co-op. Teachers ' Tea 3 State Colleges S.G.A. Conf. 3 Conference for Eastern Teachers 3 Orientation 3 Freshman Parents ' Tea 2,3 Junior Parents ' Tea 2 Mimeograph 2,3 Election Committee 3 KATHLEEN P. BROWNE 16 Cedar St. Somerville RICHARD BRUNO 33 Newbury St. Revere Newman Club 1 One Act Play 3 Drama Club 3,4 DIANE BUCCI 69 Grove St. West Medford W.R.A. Fencing Club V.S.B. Newman Club JOHN THOMAS BUCKLEY 206 Shurtlefl St. Chelsea Varsity Basketball 1,2,3,4 Gold Torch Society Dean ' s List Newman Club Varsity Club Intramural Football Freshman Orientation 3 DANIEL BURKE 62 Chickatawput St. Dorchester V.S.B. 2,3,4 Gold Torch Society 3,4 Math Club 4 Chess Club 3,4 Freshman Orientation Comm. Chairman EDWARD J. BURKE 94 Hawthorne St. East Weymouth SALLY BURNS 31 Wellesley Parkway Dorchester V.S.B. 1,2,3,4 Music Club 2 Dancing Club 4 W.R.A. 1,2.3,4 Newman Club. Executive Board 1,2,3 Swimming Club 3 JANET BUSCANERA 92 Ten Hills Road Somerville Newman Club 1,2; Activities Comm. KATHLEEN BUTLER 37 Richie Road Quincy Newman 1 Drama Club 1,2,3,4 Alpha Psi Omega 4 Horseback Riding Club 2 Freshmen Parents ' Tea 3 V.S.B. 1,3 One Act Play Contest 1,2,3, Best Actress 3 The Curious Savage 3 The Skin of Our Teeth 4 MARY AGNES BUTLER 37 Richie Road Quincy Bowling Club 3 Newman Club 1,2,3,4 V.S.B. 2,3 Freshmen Orientation 3 KATHLEEN MARIE BYRNE 7 Bacon St. Arlington S.G.A. Asst. Treas. 1, Sec. 3 Newman Club 1,2 Chairman of Mimeograph Comm. 3 Math Club 3 One Act Play Co-ordinator 3 Curriculum Committee 3 Gold Torch Society 3,4 Dean ' s List 3,4 Leadership Dinner Chairman 3 MARY A. BYRNE 317 Alenife Brook Parkway Somerville JAMES T. CADY 13 Marimon St. Jamaica Plain JOSEPH M. CADY 447 Grove St. Canton Newman Club 1,2 Class President 3,4 Gold Torch Society 4 Commencement Exercises 3 Senior Cap and Gown Ceremony 4 Freshman Parents ' Tea 2 Dedication of Kennedy Building 3 KATHLEEN T. CAHILL 353 Main St. Charlestown Dean ' s List 1 S.G.A. Elections 2 Oklahoma 3 One Act Play Contest 3 Chalkdust 3 Math Club 4 MARGARET CALLAGHAN 126 Maple St. West Roxbury Newman Club 1,3 JOHN CAMPANA, JR. 9 Arizona Terrace Arlington Psychology Club 1 Bowling Club Newman Club 1,2,3,4 Intramural Football NANCY CANNING 1 5 Becket St. Dorchester Newman Club 1,2,3,4, Exec. Board 3,4 Music Club 2 W.R.A. 1,2,3,4 V.S.B. 2,3,4 Christmas Party 3 Chairman of Handbook Comm. 4 Lampas 4 S.G.A. Publicity Comm. 3 RUTH CANNON 849 Cummins Highway Mattapan Newman Club 1 NANCY E. CAREY 106 Clapp St. Milton Music Club 2 Cheerleading 3,4 Psychology Club 1 W.R.A. Dance Club 4 Newman Club 1,2 JOHN F. CARNEY 4 Morton Place Roxbury Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4 Intramural Football 1,2,3,4 PETER NATHAN CARROLL 30 Maple St. Walpole ROBERT CARTEY 23 Wycliff Ave. West Roxbury Intramural Basketball 1,2 Intramural Football 1,2 Psychology Club 1 RITA CASTIGNOLI 44 Pitman St. Somerville Music Club 2,3,4 Newman Club 1 WALTER CAVANAGH 14 Wesley St. Somerville ANNE F. CHARLTON 125 Summer St. Somerville HELEN J. CHERKERZIAN 40 Jamaica Way Jamaica Plain Junior Christmas Party VIRGINIA CHIAMPA 63 Russell St. Charlestown Newman Club 1 EDWARD CHRISTOPHER 45 Mapleton St. Brighton Intramural Basketball 2,3 MARJORIE J. CHRISTENSEN 2 Briscoe Road Groveland Dean ' s List 1,2,3 Honor Program 3,4 CYNTHIA MARIE CHRISTMAS 152 Bunker Hill St. Charlestown Graduation Usher 2 MARGUERITE L. CIAVARDONE 33 Aberdeen Rd. Somerville 176 SUSANN R. CIULLA 249 Vine St. Everett PAULA J. CLORY 117 Bartlett Ave. Belmont W.R.A. Executive Comm. 1,2,3,4 Math Club 3,4 JEANNE COLLERAN 81 Farragut Rd. South Boston Newman Club 1 V.S.B. 2,3,4 W.R.A. Dean ' s List 3 CECELIA A. COLLINS 35 Partridge Ave. Somerville Newman Club Young Democrats Christmas Junior Party Banquet Committee SUSAN COLLINS 120 Lake Shore Drive Westwood Newman Club Rep. 1 Sailing Club Lecture Society Cap and Gown Day Co-chairman Oklahoma 3 Co-op. Teachers Tea JUDITH A. CONCANNON 509 Centre St. Milton FLORENCE CONDRY 121 Glenellen Rd. West Roxbury Drama Club Newman Club PAUL CONNELL 15 Dix St. Dorchester Chalkdust 1,2 Music Club 1 Literary Society 2 BARBARA CONNOLLY 179 La Grange Street West Roxbury Newman Club Volunteer Service Bureau W.R.A. Drama Club Junior Christmas Party JAMES M. CONNOLLY 233 L Street South Boston Newman Club 1,2,3,4 Math Club Intramural Athletics THOMAS F. CONNOLLY 1 C hardon Road Winchester DANIEL V. CONNORS 6 Prichard Avenue Somerville Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1 EILEEN M. CONNORS 277 Beech Street Roslindale Newman Club 1 Literary Club 3 Chalkdust 2 Dean ' s List 1,3,4 President ' s List 2 JOSEPH D. CONNORS 85 Linden Road West Roxbury Dean ' s List 1,2,3,4 Honors Program Newman Club 1 STEPHEN J. CONROY 4 Radcliffe Road Somerville Junior Christmas Party Chess Club Intramural Football 1,2,3 Intramural Basketball 1,2 Baccalaureate Exercises Lampas JONNA R. CONSENTINO 687 Puritain Street Whitman PAUL CORRIGAN 141 East Cross Street Norwood FAITH CORWIN 20 Bailey Street Dorchester CHARLES P. CRIVELLARO 53 Oak Street Hyde Park Gun Club 3,4 Newman Club 3,4 JOHN F. CROMPTON 24 Linden Street Norwood Intramural Basketball 1,2,3 Intramural Football 3,4 CHRISTINE F. CUNEO 1 12 Murdock Street Brighton Newman Club 1 Co-op. Teachers Tea Comm. 2 Literary Club 2, V.P. 3,4 One-Act Play Comm. 3 Holiday Ball Chairman 3.4 Lampas 4 Dean ' s List 1,2,3,4 MARGUERITE CURLEY 73 Draper Street Dorchester Newman Club 1 Tennis Club 1 Psychology Club 1 NANCY M. CURLEY 109 Willow Street West Roxbury Newman Club 1 JOHN CURRAN 159 Forest Hills Jamaica Plain Newman Club International Affairs Club VIRGINIA N. CZMUT 82 Sycamore Street Boston Volunteer Service Bureau 1,2,3 Archery 1,2 Music Club 2,3,4 PATRICIA DALY 33 Woodleigh Road Watertown S.G.A. Rep. 1,2,3 Spectrum Reading Board 2 Spectrum Editor 3 Election Committee 2 Newman Club 1,2 Young Christian Students 3,4 ANTHONY DAMIANO 26 Margaret Street Boston JANET P. D ' ANGELO 84 Tyler Street Quincy Cheerleading 1,2,3, Capt. 4 Gold Torch Society 3,4 Lampas Art Editor 4 Handbook Comm. 4 Junior Prom Chairman 3 V.S.B. 2,3,4 Newman Club 1,2 W.R.A. Publicity Comm. Chairman 3 RO-ADRIENNE DAVIDSON 139 Harrishof Street Dorchester All College Banquet Comm. Chairman 3 S.G.A. Award 3 Music Club 1 JOHN DAVIN 30 Dwight Street Boston Chess Club V.P. All College Banquet Entertainment Junior Banquet Entertainment PATRICIA DAUGS1EWICZ 16 Waldo Avenue Somerville W.R.A. Newman Club V.S.B. W.R.A. Rep. Chalkdust Tennis Club Modern Dance Club DOMINIC DeBELLIS 27 Shore Drive Somerville Varsity Basketball 1,2,3 Chalkdust Lampas Sports Editor DIANA DE MARCO 193 Broadway Somerville V.S.B. Executive Comm. 2.3,4 Newman Club 1 Co-op Teachers Tea 1,2,3 Lampas 4 Freshmen Orientation One Act Play 3 GEORGETTE B. DERANEY 77 DeSoto Rd. West Roxbury President ' s List 1,2,3 French Club Spanish Club Orthodox Club Literary Society CASSANDRA M. DESMOND 787 E. 4th St. South Boston Social Co-ordinating Comm. Co- chairman 4 Junior Banquet Comm. 3 Junior Cruise Comm. 3 Newman Club 1,2,3,4 Mimeograph 3 Lecture Society 4 Cafeteria Comm. 3 Dance Committee 1 Holiday Ball Comm. 2 BOOKER T. DeVAUGHN, JR. 18 Mayfair St. Roxbury Junior Christmas Party P.S.A. WILLIAM DEVER 11 Benthan Rd. Dorchester Intramurals JUDITH DILLON 21 Sterling St. Somerville Young Democrats Banquet Comm. Dean ' s List 1 FLORENCE M. DODGE 150 Rossetter St. Dorchester Alpha Psi Omega 2,3,4, Sec. 4 Drama Club 1,2,3,4, V.P. 4 Literary Club 3,4 S.G.A. Musical 1,2,3 One Act Play 2,4 Annual Drama Production 2.4 W.R.A. Executive Board 3,4 Junior Banquet Gold Torch Society 4 Newman Club 1,2,3,4 Co-op. Teacher Tea Math Club 4 S.G.A. Rep. 4 Freshmen Orientation ALICE DOHERTY 23 Heard Rd. Arlington Newman Club 1 Dean ' s List 3 FRANCES RITA DOHERTY 30 Minot St. Dorchester Newman Club 1,2,3,4 W.R.A. 1,2,3,4 Democratic Club 3,4 Freshman Dance Comm. Senior Week All College Banquet 3 Dean ' s List 3 Sophomore Dance Comm. Christmas Party Comm. SUSAN DOHERTY 76 Edwin St. Quincy V.S.B. 2 B.S.C. Rep. to Eastern States Exposition College Queen Contest 3 Junior Week Comm. Chairman 3 Presidents List 1,2,3 Honors Program 3 Lampas Literary Editor 4 Psychology Club 3 Graduation Day Comm. 4 MARY DONAHUE 20 Aldrich St. Roslindale Newman Club 1,2,3 V.S.B. 2.3 Young Democrats 3,4 Dean ' s List 3 Art Club 1,2 LAWRENCE M. DONNELLY 19 Perkins Ave. Hyde Park MARY T. DONNELLY 79 Potomac St. West Roxbury Newman Club 1,2,3,4 Literary Club 3,4 Chalkdust 3,4 Freshmen Orientation 3 BARBARA DONOGHUE 55 Mercier Ave. Dorchester Bowling League 1,2,3 Dean ' s List 1,3 President ' s List 2 One Act Play 1 MARGARET DONOVAN 9 Vogel St. West Roxbury VINCENT DONOVAN 31 Hilltop St. Dorchester Newman Club Chalkdust Sports Editor Hockey ELAINE DREW 104 Greenfield Rd. Mattapan Dean ' s List 2,3,4 V.S.B. 2,3,4 Freshmen Parents ' Tea 3 Bowling Club 3 Newman Club 1,2 PATRICIA DULLAHAN 119 Kenrick St. Brighton V.S.B. 2 International Affairs 4 Young Democrats 3,4 Deans List 3,4 EDWARD R. EAGAR 761 E. Broadway South Boston Intramural Football 1,2,3,4 Honors Program 3 Newman Club 1 S.G.A. Rep. 1 BETTY ELINGS 138 Pine St. Cambridge HENRY ENGEL 54 Neponset Ave. Dorchester History Club 4 Newman Club 3,4 Intramural Football 4 Intramural Basketball 4 BETTYANN EPPS 83 Clifton St. Dorchester French Club 1,2 P.S.A. 1,2 MARILYN EPSTEIN 18 L ivingstone St. Dorchester Hillel 1 V.S.B. 2 W.R.A. 2 THOMAS FRANCIS ERHARD 15 Winstead Ave. Dedham Math Club Newman Club JOAN M. FAHEY 56 Barrett St. Revere Newman Club 1,2 Literary Club 2 W.R.A. 2 S.G.A. Musicals 2,3,4 Sophomore Dance Comm. 2 Junior Banquet Chairman 3 Lampas Managing Editor 4 President ' s List 1,2,3 Honor ' s Program 3 Gold Torch Society 4 177 LAWRENCE FALLON 34 Howe St. Dorchester KEVIN FARRELL 46 Ferncroft Rd. Milton Newman Club 1,2,3,4 Chalkdust 3,4 Young Republicans 3,4, V.P. 4 Election Committee 1,3 Lampas Photographer Wrestling Team 3 THOMAS G. FEENAN 29 Freeland St. Mattapan Newman Club 1,2,3,4 Intramural Basketball 1 S.G.A. Rep. 2,3 Holiday Ball Chairman 3 Junior Cruise Chairman 3 Junior Week Comm. 3 S.G.A. President 4 GERALDINE M. FEENEY 83 Blueledge Dr. Roslindale Newman Club 1.3 Golf Club 1 MARGARET THERESA ANN FEENEY 41 Harvard St. Brookline Psychology Club 1,2,3,4, V.P. 3,4 Freshmen Parents Tea Comm 3 Senior Week Comm, Newman 1,2 Dean ' s List 2,3 S.G.A. Musical 4 MARIA FILOS1 19 Sartwell Ave. Somerville Spanish Club 1 V.S.B. 2, Executive Comm. 3,4 Music Club 3,4 JOHN F. FLAHERTY 150 W. 3rd St. South Boston JANE F. FLEMING 49 Idaho St. Mattapan Newman 1,2,3,4 V.S.B. 2 International Relations Club 4 Senior Christmas Fair 4 S.G.A. Musical 2,3 JOHN H. FLOOD 89 Fletcher St. Roslindale JOHN J. FOLEY 38 Roseclair St. Dorchester Hockey Team 1,2,3 N.E. State Champion Discus Thrower 3 Intramural Football 2,3 Intramural Basketball 2,3 Track Team 3 MARGO FONTES 40 Rector Rd. Mattapan Newman Club 1,2.3.4 Psychology Club 3 W.R.A. 1,2,3,4 V.S.B. 2 Bowling 2 MARY FORD 38 Hill Top St. Dorchester V.S.B. 2 Newman Club 1 Music Club 2 FREDERICK F. FORESTEIRE 30 Harding Ave. Everett MAUREEN R. FRASER 10 Ballon St. Quincy Bowling Club Music Club PETER GALLAGHER 24 Cero St. Winthrop ANTHONY M. GAMBOA 385 Blue Ledge Dr. Roslindale Literary Club Treas. 3 Lampas Newman Club 1,2,3,4 Social Coordinating Comm. Chairman 4 All College Banquet Comm. 4 All College Banquet Entertainmer Election Comm. 2 Prom Comm. 4 Chalkdust 2 CAROL A. GEEZIL 23 Allston St. Dorchester GERALDINE MARIE GERAH 16 Bunton St. Milton Newman Club 1,2,3 W.R.A. 1 Psychology 3 Spanish Club 1 Dean ' s List 1,3,4 President ' s List 2 LUCILLE A. GERALD 103 Highland St. Roxbury Math Club Bowling Club ROBERT GHILANI 30 Edgewood Ave. Natick Hockey 3,4 JOHN J. GIBLIN 76 Hillside Street Roxbury Intramural Football 1,2 Philosophy Club 2 Spectrum. Business Manager 2,3 Lecture Society 2,3 DANIEL P. GILLIS 103 Vernon Street Norwood Dean ' s List 3 LAURENCE GILLIS 319 Washington Street Dorchester S.G.A. Representative 1,2,3, Exec. V.P. 4 Chalkdust 3 Curious Savage 3 Cafeteria Comm. Chairman Election Comm. Handbook Comm. Constitution Comm. AM-FM Comm. Chairman Gold Torch Society Freshman Parents ' Tea Comm. Hootenanny Comm. Chairman ELEANOR B. GILMORE Old Main Street Marshfield Hills Newman Club 1,2 W.R.A. Basketball 1 ROBERT GLAUDEL 28 Harding Avenue Everett JEANNE GLENNON 20 Ponkapoag Way Canton Newman Club 1.3 V.S.B. 2 Freshman Orientation Comm. 3 Freshman Parents ' Tea 3 Lampas 4 SUSANLEE GOLOB 5 Payson Street Quincy Hillel V.S.B. DIANE GOODHUE 18 Dysart Street Quincy Newman Club 1,2 V.S.B. 2 Chalkdust 3 Lampas 4 BRUCE S. GOODWIN 31 Willis Street Dorchester Music Club 2,3,4 Intramural Sports 1,2,3 All-College Banquet 3 Prom Committee 4 My Fair Lady 4 ELIZABETH A. GORMAN 63 Wisevall Road Newton KEVIN J. GORMAN 77 Empire Street Boston President ' s List 1,2 Dean ' s List 3 Intramural Basketball 3 Newman Club 1,2 Honors Program Math Club 3,4 JOSEPH C. GRACE 590 Centre Street Jamaica Plain Dean ' s List 1,2 Chalkdust, Layout 2, Circulation Manager 3 Elementary Curriculum Comm. Chairman 3 Young Democrats 3,4 P.S.A. 3,4 Lampas Circulation Manager 4 Boston Newman Club 1,2,3,4 Christmas Party 3 Chess Club 3.4 Intramural Football 2,3 Lampas 4 Baccalaureate Day Comm Budget Comm. 3 JOAN C. GROSS 27 Tyndale Street Roslindale Newman Club I V.S.B. 2,3,4 Psychology Club 3 Dean ' s List 3 MARYTE T. GRINKEVICIUS 468 East 7th Street South Boston W.R.A. Newman Club V.S.B. KENNETH C. HADDOCK 128 Sylvia Street Arlington Rifle Club Equipment Manager 3 One-Act Play, Stage Crew My Fair Lady, Stage Crew ALICE E. HALL 87 Rockland Place Newton JOEL HANDORFF 102 Grove Street Chelsea Hillel Drama Club Spanish Club Guys and Dolls 1 L ' il Abner 2 Oklahoma! 3 One-act Play Contest 1,2,3 Alpha Psi Omega 3,4 KATHLEEN HARRIS 41 Newburg Street Roslindale Newman Club 1,2,3 Chalkdust 2,3 Art Club 2 Lampas 4 International Relations Club 4 MICHAEL R. HART 10 West Selden Street Mattapan All-College Banquet Co-Chairman Chalkdust 4 Constitution Comm. Chairman 4 Curriculum Comm. 3 Election Comm. 3,4 Guys and Dolls 1 Hillel 1 Intramural Basketball 1,2 L ' il Abner 2 S.G.A. Rep. 3, Parliamentarian 4 Student-Faculty Comm. Chairman 3,4 Senior Banquet Chairman 4 My Fair Lady 4 Gold Torch Society 4 JAMES HARTEL 96 McBridge Street JOHN J. HARVEY 111 Wilmington Avenue Dorchester Chalkdust, Editor-in-Chief 3, Layout Editor 3 Gold Torch Society 4 JOANNE HATZIS 178 Sherrin Street Hyde Park Music Club 3,4 EDITH E. HAYNES 16 Wabon Street Roxbury Class Vice-President 1,2 4 S.G.A. Rep. 3 W.R.A. Intercollegiate Basketball All-College Banquet Chairman 3 One-Act Play Contest 2 Leadership Dinner Chairman 4 Junior Event Chairman 3 RICHARD F. HEGARTY 59 Fuller Street Dorchester Wrestling Spanish Club Lecture Society DAVID J. HEIDT 46 Bailey Road Arlington Honors Program V.S.B. Math Club FRANCINE D. HERLIHY 126 Darrow Street Quincy Sailing Club Newman Club Rifle Club Sec. 3 JOHN E. HICKEY 14 Dowse Street Everett S.G.A. Rep. 1 Cross-Country 2,3 Track 3 V.S.B. 2 LEO B. HIGGINS 26 Ronan Street Dorchester EDMUND HILL 164 Pleasant Street Cambridge Bowling Club Honors Program Math Club ROBERT W. HILLIARD 221 Summer Street Somerville Dean ' s List 1,3 Young Republicans Treas. 3,4 Lecture Society, Publicity Chairman 3 Chalkdust 3,4, Business Manager 3 S.G.A. Rep. 4 Curriculum Comm. 3 Constitutional Comm. 3,4 Budget Comm. 3 Gold Torch Society 4 Graduation Day Comm. 4 Lampas Editor-in-Chief 4 JUDITH M. HOHMANN 139 Maple Street West Roxbury Newman Club 1,2,3,4 W.R.A. 1,2,3,4 V.S.B. 2 Bowling Club 2 Psychology Club 3 ROBERTA P. HOLTZMAN 39 Woolson Street Mattapan Christmas Party 3 W.R.A. 2 Dean ' s List 2,3 NANCY HOOD 45 Samoset Street Dorchester V.S.B. 2 Music Club 2 Newman Club 1 Bowling Club 3 178 Dancing Club 4 Christmas Party 3 W.R.A. 1,2,3,4 Dean ' s List 3 JANET E. HOUNSELL 276 Spring Street West Roxbury Newman Club 1 Math Club 3,4 Freshman-Parents Tea Co-Chairman CAROL HOUSE 2 Pleasant Place Cambridge Lampas 4 CHARLOTTE A. HUNTE 92 Maple Street Dorchester Lecture Society 3 Newman Club 1 Psychology Club 3 Spanish Club 1,2 MARY T. HURLEY 14 Talbot Street Maiden Newman Club 1 Dean ' s List 2,3 Lampas 4 SYLVESTER G. INGEME 11 Albion St. Medford Newman Club 1 Psychology Club 1 KAREN R. ISENBERG 8 Wellington Hill St. Mattapan Archery Club ELIZABETH JASON 7 Newton St. Cambridge Lampus 4 RUTH L. JASUS 825 Saratoga St. East Boston RICHARD L. JENKINS 49 Cheever St. Milton Intramural Basketball Intramural Football SUSAN JENNINGS 57 Groveland Street Dorchester Co-operating Teachers ' Tea Newman Club V.S.B. GERALD JOHNSON 41 Prospect St. Watertown MAUREEN C. JONES 22 Grace Dr. Wilmington Newman Club V.S.B. CATHERINE M. JOYCE 66 Saint Gregory St. Dorchester Music Club 1 Newman Club 1 Psychology Club 1 W.R.A. Rep. 1,2 CAROL A. JUSZKIEWICZ 17 Keswick St. Boston EUGENE KACTOWKA 83 Bird St. Dorchester DENCY KAISER 72 Page Rd. Newtonville HELEN M. KALLENBERG 5 Blanvon Rd. Jamaica Plain Cheerleader 3 Christmas Party Chairman 3 V.S.B. 2 RICHARD M. KALP 56 Kingsdale St. Dorchester Hillel 1 Bowling Club 1 Constitution Comm. 2,3,4 Dance Comm. 2 Election Comm. 2,3 Junior Christmas Party 3 Junior Hootenanny Comm. 3 Victory Supper Chairman 3 Student-Faculty Comm. 3,4 Curriculum Comm. 3,4 Cafeteria Comm. 3 Junior Banquet 3 Junior Class Outstanding Service Award All-College Banquet Co-Chairman 4 Lampas Advertising Manager 4 Senior Banquet 4 Student-Faculty Tea Chairman S.G.A. Student Council 4 DOROTHY F. KAMISON 23 Springlas Cir. Braintree ALICE-LOUISE KANE 22 Dewey St. Watertown Literary Club Music Club Newman Club MAUREEN L. KANE 21 Shannon St. Boston Junior Christmas Party. Decorations JANET L. KARACEK 26 Gardner St. Chelsea Hillel 1.2,3, Corr. Sec. 2 W.R.A. 1,2,3 MARY LOUISE KARAHALIS 32 Bird Rd. Norwood Literary Club Newman Club ARNOLD KAUFMAN 200 Congress Ave. Chelsea S.G.A. Rep. Sophomore of the Year Award 2 Psychology Club Intramural Football Intramural Basketball Senior Week Comm. 4 Li ' I Abner 2 Author of State College News for Boston Globe PATRICIA KAUFMAN 30 Faure St. Mattapan Music Club Pianist Graduation Week Exercises Newman Club 1 SIDNEY CARL KAUFMAN 91 Esmond St. Dorchester Lampas 4 Hillel 4 V.S.B. 4 Young Democrats 4 Psychology Club 4 Literary Club 4 All-College Banquet Comm. 4 MARGARET T. KEARNEY 706 Adams St. Dorchester RENA M. KELLER 23 Arborcrest Terr. Mattapan Hillel 1,2 French Club 1 EDWARD F. KELLY 122 Ward St. Roxbury KATHLEEN E. KELLY 40 Puritan Dr. Quincy Newman Club 1,2 Literary Club 3 V.S.B. 3,4 NANCY KELLY 59 Flynt St. North Quincy Winter Carnival Chairman 1 Newman Club 1,2,3 Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, Co-capt. 4 V.S.B. 1,2,3 W.R.A. Executive Board 4 Gold Torch Society 4 Sec. Handbook Comm. 3 WALTER P. KENNEY 16 Alicia Rd. Dorchester Newman Club 1.2. Officer 1 Hockev Team 2,3,4 Mgr. Gun Club 3,4 Pops Night Comm. 3 International Relations Club 4 Green and Gold Dance Comm. 4 CATHERINE KENT 2 Kane Cir. Dorchester Lecture Society Literary Club Guys and Dolls 1 Entertainment at College Banquets ROSALIE KINGSTON 159 Bowdoin St. Dorchester MARGARET KINSEI.LA 76 Westglow St. Dorchester Music Club 2 Cheerleader 3 KATHLEEN KIRKE 12 Rose Rd. Revere W.R.A., Sec. 3, V.P. 4 Pop ' s Committee 3 Cap and Gown Ceremony Chairman 3 Newman Club 1,2,3,4 Tennis Club 1,2 Golf Club 1,2,3,4 Swimming Club 3,4 Basketball 1 Dance Club 3,4 Teacher Teas 1,2,3 PAULET M. KTRLEY 26 Riverside Dr. Mattapan KATHERINE A. KLIMAS 6 Vine St. Randolph Psychology Club 1 S.G.A. 1 Tennis Club 4 Spectrum 3 My Fair Lady 4 RITA M. KRAL 717 Walk Hill St. Mattapan Newman Club 1,2,3,4 W.R.A. 1,2,3,4 V.S.B. 2 Spanish Club 1 Bowling Club 1 A. MARTIN KULLEN 34 Rugby Rd. Mattapan Lampas Photographer 4 Chalkdust Photography Editor 3,4 Newman Club 1 Basketball Mgr. 1,2 Baseball Mgr. 3 Science Club 4 Graduation Day Comm. 4 JUDITH A. LANE 15 Austin St. Milton Archery 1,2 V.S.B. 2 W.R.A. Rep. 2 Newman Club 1,2 Drama Club 3 Literary Club 3 Young Democrats Club 3 JOSEPH LANGONE 23 Harvard St. Charlestown Dean ' s List Drama Club THOMAS P. LARKIN 231 Park St. West Roxbury VIRGINIA LARNER 119 King St. Dorchester Dean ' s List 1,2,3,4 Honors Program 4 Class Secretary 3,4 Gold Torch Society 3,4 Newman Club Executive Board and Social Comm. 2 Literary Club 3,4 Newman Club 1,2,3,4 Lampas Staff 4 Orientation Comm. 3 The Curious Savage 3 Oklahoma 3 Drama Club 1 One-Act Play Contest, Stage Crew 3.4 ARLENE F. LAVIN 273 Parker Hill Ave. Roxbury Newman Club 1 Spanish Club 3,4, V.P. 4 NEIL J. LaVITA 49 Farragut Ave. Medford Spanish Club Pres. 3,4 Newman Club PATRICIA LAWRENCE 169 Monticello Ave. Dorchester W.R.A. Treas. 2 W.R.A. 2nd V.P. 3 Varsity Basketball, Volleyball. Tennis. Archery, Softball 1,2,3,4 Chalkdust 4 Music Club 1,2,3,4 V.S.B. 2,3,4 Guys and Dolls 1 Lil ' Abner 2 Newman Club 1 Massachusetts Athletic Recreation Federation of College Women Sec. JOHN C. LEAVIS 1 19 Rogers Ave. West Somerville V.S.B. 1.2.3,4 Young Republican Club 3.4 MARY E. LEDWICK 9 Elm St. Hyde Park Coop. Teachers ' Tea Newman Club Music Club V.S.B. CAROLINE A. LEE 108 Norway St. Boston Protestant Student Association 1 Volunteer Service Bureau 2,3 Deans ' List GEORGE F. LESSARD. JR. 396 Court St. Brockton ESTELLE H. LEVET1N 51 Wilcock St. Dorchester Hillel 1 Spanish Club 1 W.R.A. Rep. 2 V.S.B. 2 Coop. Teachers ' Tea 2 Math. Club 3 Science Club 3,4, V.P. 4 Honors Program 3,4 LINDA LEWIS 36 Surfside Rd. Lynn Dean ' List 3 PATRICIA ANN LEWIS 235 Freeman St. Brookline Protestant Student Assoc. 1 W.R.A. Basketball. Rep. 1 Deans ' List 1,3 W.R.A. Softball 1,2 SIDNEY LIBERMAN 104 American Legion Hwy. Dorchester Alpha Psi Omega 3,4, Pres. 4 Drama Club 1,2,3,4 Oklahoma! 3 The Importance of Being Ernest 2 Hillel 1, 2. Religious Chairman 2 Chalkdust 3,4, Drama Editor 4 Gold Torch Society 3,4 My Fair Lady Producer 4 One Act Play Contest 2,3, Director and Award 3 Lampas 4 Lecture Society, Business Manager 3,4 179 9027-1-E Boston Gal. 5-6-o-2 Curriculum Comm. 3,4 Student-Faculty Comm. 3,4 Deans ' List 3 Election Comm. 3 Dedication Ceremony 3 Senior Class Banquet 3 JAMES T. LODGE 114 Gordon Ave. Hyde Park French Club 1 Literary Club 2,3 SHIRLEY LOOMIS 104 Magazine St. Cambridge VICTOR A. LOSPENNATO, JR. 145 Suffolk Ave. Revere Music Club 2,3,4 Deans ' List 3 ALEXANDER A. LUCEY 31 Chardon Rd. Medford MARIA A. LUONGO 5 Crocket Ave. Dorchester Volunteer Service Bureau 2 Newman Club 1 Music Club 3,4 CHARLES W. LYNCH 77 Willard St. Quincy Newman Club 1,2 SHEILA A. LYNCH 61 Crown St. Milton Newman Club 1 V.S.B. 2 KEVIN LYONS 47A Hillside St. Roxbury Baseball 1,2,3,4, Capt. 4 Intramural Basketball 1,2 Varsity Basketball 3,4 Intramural Football 1,2 JOHN WILLIAM MACCHI 336 Savin Hill Ave. Dorchester DONALD B. MACLEA 223 Neponset Valley Pkwy. Readville Intramural Foot ball 1,2,3,4 Christmas Party 3 Junior Banquet Comm. 3 PETER MICHAEL MAGUIRE 24 Antrim St. Cambridge Newman Club 1 JOHN S. MALATESTA 58 Hancock St. Watertown JUDITH C. MANNING 61 Arlington St. Hyde Park Music Club 3 Junior Banquet Entertainment Comm. 3 All College Banquet Entertainment Comm. 3 Newman Club 1 Deans ' List 1,2 REGINA MARSOLINI 305 Cummins Hwy. Roslindale Newman Club 1,3 Volunteer Service Bureau 2,3 ELAINE MARINOS 109 Forest Hills St. Jamaica Plain W.R.A. 1,2 Orthodox Club 1,2,3,4 V.S.B. 3,4 CHARLES E. MARTIN, JR. 8 Freeman Rd. Chelmsford S.G.A. Rep. 1 Class President 2 Lampas Assistant Editor 4 S.G.A. Publicity Comm. 4 Leadership Dinner Comm. 4 Gold Torch Society 3,4 Intramural Football 1,2 Intramural Basketball 1,2 Junior Banquet Comm. 3 Winter Carnival Comm. 1 Newman Club 1,2 Psychology Club 1 Class Dance Comm. 1,2 Freshman Orientation Comm. 3 Senior Graduation Usher 1,2,3 Constitution Comm. 2,3 Dedication Ceremony Usher 3 S.G.A. Cafeteria Comm. 2 JAMES M. MARTIN 91 Buttonwood St. Dorchester Sailing Club 1,2 Newman Club 1,2 Lampas 4 Chalkdust 1,2 Leadership Dinner Comm. 4 S.G.A. Rep. 3 Holiday Ball Comm. 4 WILLIAM B. MARTIN 91 Buttonwood St. Dorchester Deans ' List 1,2,3 Honors Program 3,4 Gold Torch Society 3,4, V.P. 3, Pres. 4 S.G.A. Treas. 2, 2nd V.P. 3 Student Advisory Council 4 Lampas Business Manager 4 Election Comm. 2, Chairman 3 Leadership Dinner 2,3, Chairman 4 Senior Capping Ceremony Chairman 4 S.G.A. Budget Comm. 1,2,3, Constitution Comm. 1,2,3, Curriculum Comm. 2,3 Newman Club 1,2,3,4 Science Club 1,2,3 Sailing Club 1,2 Chalkdust 1,2 V.S.B. 3,4 Massachusetts State College Convention Del. 2,3 Eastern Seaboard College Convention Del. 2 NETPA Convention Del. 2,4 Dedication Ceremony 3 Graduation Usher 1,2,3 LEO T. MAVRELES 82 Beechcroft St. Brighton Gun Club 3 Psychology Club 2 Lecture Society 1 Orthodox Club 1,2.3.4 MAUREEN CRONIN MAYOTTE 20 Sawyer Terr. Allston Newman Club 1,2,3,4 W.R.A. 1,2,3,4 Music Club 2 claire McCarthy 46 Larchmont St. Dorchester donna McCarthy 60 Ellison Ave. Dorchester Newman Club 1.3 Freshman Parents Tea Chairman 3 V.S.B. 2 Lampas 4 President ' s List 1.2,3 Mimeograph Comm. 3 francis McCarthy 34 Walden St. Cambridge Track 2,3, Co-Capt. 3 Cross Country Co-Capt. 3 Intramural Basketball Intramural Football joyce e. McCarthy 38 Belfort St. Dorchester Deans ' List 1,2,3,4 Newman Club 1 French Club 1 Literary Club 2,3 Pres.-Treas. 3 Co-op. Teachers ' Tea 2 One Act Play Contest 3 Holiday Ball Chairman 3,4 Mimeograph Comm. 3 KATHLEEN MCCARTHY 87 Walter St. Roslindale Newman Club 1,2,3,4 Spectrum 3 Literary Club 1 Lampas 4 MARTHA MCCARTHY 381 Franklin St. Reading Newman Club Library Comm. MAUREEN A. MCCARTHY 115 Channing Rd. Boston william h. McCarthy 51 Lynan Rd. Milton Lampas 4 SHEILA McCRUDDEN 8 Pierce St. Revere STEPHEN McDONOUGH 31 Pearl St. Medford, Mass. Young Democrats Treas. 4 Newman Club 4 Intramural Basketball 4 WILLIAM McDONOUGH 7 Pratt St. Revere Psychology Club 1,2 Intramural Football 1,2 Intramural Basketball 1 Newman Club 1,2,3,4 Young Democrats 3,4 MARY C. McGILVERY 1598 Dorchester Ave. Dorchester Newman Club 1,2,3 V.S.B. 2 PAUL McGUIRE 18 Ticknor St. South Boston GEORGE W. McGINNIS 95 Shirley St. Winthrop Intramural Basketball 1,3 Math Club 1,3 Pres. 3 Chess Club 3,4 Freshman Parents ' Tea 3 JOAN M. McKEON 14 Asticou Rd. Jamaica Plain Newman Club 1,2,3 Junior Christmas Party 3 jerilyn Mclaughlin 2 Allston St. Dorchester Newman 1,2,3,4 karen f. Mclaughlin 585 Careswell St. Marshfield, Mass. Newman Club 1,2,3,4 Drama Club 3,4 S.G.A. Musical 3,4 Cap and Gown Ceremony 3 Co-Operating Tea 2 One Act Play Contest 2,3,4 Chalkdust Staff 3,4. Editorial Board Stephen Mclaughlin 343 School St. Watertown, Mass. Intramural Football 1,2 Intramural Basketball 1 Junior Banquet Comm. 3 Chalkdust Summer Trimester 3 Music Club 3 Lampas Business Staff 4 HERBERT W. McLUCAS 162 Summer St. Somerville, Mass. Baseball 1,2 International Relations Club 4 CATHERINE McMAHON 141 Larch Rd. Cambridge, Mass. Newman Club 2,3 Psychology Club 3,4, Pres. 4 Y.C.S. 4 Deans List 3 KEVIN J. McMULLEN 19 Melville Ave. Newtonville, Mass. Intramural Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Class Treasurer 1,2,3,4 S.G.A. Musical 2 Gold Torch Society 3,4 JAMES M. McNIFF 685 8th St. South Boston Drama Club 1,2,3,4, Treas. 2 Chalkdust 1,2, Cir. Mgr. 1, Bus. Mgr. 2, CSPA Convention 2 S.G.A. Musical 1,2,3 Major Productions 1,2,3 One Act Play Contest 3 Lampas 4 ELLEN J. McNULTY 31 Park Ave. Wakefield, Mass. W.R.A. Freshman Dance Comm. 1 Junior Christmas Party Comm. 3 Newman Club Freshman Parents ' Tea 2 FRANCIS McNULTY 95 Corey St. W. Roxbury, Mass. Gun Club 3,4 WILLIAM A. McQUILLEN 24 Sheffield Rd. Roslindale, Mass. Newman Club 1 Junior Week, Chairman of Pops Nite 3 Chalkdust Sports Writer 4 JAMES MELZAR 47 Lake St. Wilmington. Mass. Baseball 1,2,3.4, Co-capt. 3,4 Bowling Club 2 ANN G. MEHRHOFF 21 Philbrick St. Roslindale Newman Club 1,2 Co-op. Teachers ' Tea 3 V.S.B. 1,2 Lampas 4 LAWRENCE S. MENOVICH 48 Addison St. Chelsea Chalkdust 2,3,4 Hillel 1,2,3,4 Drama Club 1,2 Varsity Basketball 2,3,4 Young Democrats 3,4 Math Club 4 Freshman Orientation 3 S.G.A. One Act Play Contest 1,2,3 Intramural Basketball 2,3,4 ANNA VERONICA MICELI 209 Willow Ave. Somerville Newman Club 1,2 Modern Dance Club 1 Junior Christmas Party 3 JACQUELINE MILLER 174 Bay State Rd. Boston Hillel 1,2,3,4 Spanish Club 1,2 Psychology Club 1,2,3,4 Lecture Society 2,3,4 V.S.B. 2,3,4 W.R.A. 2,3,4 NANCY M. MILLER 19 Columbus Ave. Somerville Deans List 1,2,3 French Club PAULINE F. MILLS 17 Buckman St. Woburn Newman Club 1 JAN M. MINES 6 Sacramento St. Cambridge French Club ZIVILE M. MOCKUS 862 East Fourth St. South Boston Spanish Club 1 Newman Club 1 V.S.B. 2 180 WILLIAM F. MOHAN 16 Parkhurst St. Milford, Mass. Intramural Basketball Young Democrats Pres. •CATHERINE MOLONEY 116 Marcella St. Roxbury Newman Club 1 W.R.A. Splash Parly Co-Chairman 2 W.R.A. 2,3,4 Math Club 3,4 PAULA LEE MONDLICK 160 Audobon Rd. Milton Hillel 1,2,3,4, V.P. 3 French Club 1 V.S.B. 3 Psychology Club 4 PHYLLIS MOONEY 80 Tyndale St. Roslindale, Mass. Newman Club 1 Archery Club 2 V.S.B. 2,3.4, Rec. Sec. 3,4, Treas. 4, Co-Chairman 4 JOHN W. MOREY 390, the Riverway Boston, Mass. Sailing Club 1 Deans List 1 Honors Program 3,4 Chess Team 4 MARY C. MORONEY 157 Metropolitan Ave. Roslindale, Mass. SUZANNE B. MOTZKIN 99 Granville Ave. Maiden French Club Spanish Club Deans List 3 Newman Club ANNE MARIE MULLEN 260 Green St. Weymouth, Mass. Newman Club 1,2 Literary Club 3 V.S.B. 3,4 DONALD E. MURPHY 77 Evans St. Boston VIRGINIA M. MURRAY 6 Yorktown St. W. Roxbury Freshman Dance Comm. 1 W.R.A. Newman Club Junior Christmas Party Comm. 3 Freshman Parents ' Tea 3 WILLIAM T. MURRAY 1195 Morton St. Dorchester Freshman Parents ' Tea 3 Junior Prom Co-Chairman 3 EDWARD J. NABRESKI 70 Stearns St. Westwood, Mass. Newman Club 1,2,3, Co-Chairman 9th Annual Boston Province Convention Boxing Club 3 Science Club 4 JOSEPH G. NEARY 4 Auburn St. Brookline Newman Club 1,2,3,4 PATRICIA A. NICHELSON 1 1 Center St. Watertown Newman Club 1,2 Psychology Club 1,2 Literary Club 1,2 KATHY NOWAK 44 Allston St. Medford Class Secretary 1,2 Class Vice-President 3 Newman Club 1,2 W.R.A. Basketball 3 S.G.A., Curriculum Comm. 3, Musical 3, One Act Play Contest 2,3,4, Outstanding Service Award 3 Lecture Society Chairman 4 Gold Torch Society 3,4 CHRISTOPHER W. O ' BRIEN 24 Peterboro St. Boston MARY T. O ' BRIEN 268 Broadway Cambridge Newman Club 1 S.G.A. Rep. 2 Junior One Act Play 3 Chalkdust Staff 3 Spectrum 3 MARYANNE O ' CONNELL 1 1 Sumner Terr. Dorchester Newman Club 1 Math Club 3,4 Deans List 1,2,3 THOMAS N. O ' DONNELL 27 Pleasant St. Charlestown Newman Club 1,2,3 Literary Club 3 LINDA A. O ' LEARY 14 Centre St. Watertown Spectrum Staff 3 Newman Club 1 Deans List 3 KEVIN F. OLIVER 50 Curtis Ave. Somerville S.G.A. Rep. 3 Lampas Staff 4 Young Democrats Pres. 3 Cafeteria Comm. 3 Constitution Comm. 4 Sanitary Comm. Chairman 3 Student-Faculty Comm. 3 Curriculum Comm. 3 Election Comm. 3 Poster Comm. Chairman 4 JUNE E. OLSON 7 Speridakis Terr. Cambridge Young Democrats 3,4 KEVIN P. O ' MALLEY 10 Southbourne Rd. Boston ROBERT M. O ' MALLEY 26 Frothingham St. Milton Class President 1 World Affairs Club Pres. 2,3 Dean ' s List 1,2,3 Honors Program 4 JONATHAN R. OMAN 77A Revere St. Boston GRACE M. O ' NEIL 10 Verndale Rd. Milton Newman Club 1,2 Spanish Club 1 V.S.B. 2 Psychology Club 3 Lampas Assistant Literary Editor 4 Senior Week Comm. 4 Honors Program 3 President ' s List 1,2 PATRICIA A. O ' NEILL 15 Upland Rd. W. Somerville Music Club 1,2,3 Psychology Club 1 Newman Club 1,2,3,4 W.R.A. 3,4 Volunteer Service Bureau 2 Literary Club 2,3,4 Philosophy Club 4 GERALD F. O ' REILLY 75 Baystate Rd. N. Quincy Science Club 4 RICHARD P. PALMIERI 15 Thelma Rd. Dorchester Honors Program 3,4 Lecture Society Drama Club V.S.B. 3,4 Protestant Student Association Constitution Comm. 4 Major Drama Production 3 S.G.A. Musical 3 One Act Play Contest 3 Junior Banquet Comm. 3 Junior Christmas Party 3 Gold Torch Society 4 BARRY P. PALSON 247 Columbia Rd. Dorchester Young Democrats 4 Intramural Basketball 4 CAROL PENNEY 25 Mabelle Ave. Medford Bowling Club 1 Protestant Student Association 1 V.S.B. 1,2 MARY ELLEN PETRONE 9 Colebrook St. South Boston Newman Club 1,2,3,4 Literary Club 3 V.S.B. 2,3 Co-op. Teachers ' Tea 2,4 Lampas Staff 4 ANNE M. PISHKIN 26 Bowman St. Dorchester S.G.A. Rep. 3,4 Young Democrats Corr. Sec. Freshman Parents Tea 3 Senior Prom Comm. 4 Green and Gold Dance 4 Constitution Comm. 4 Newman Club MARIANNE R. POLLARD 40 Osborne Rd. W. Medford, Mass. Dean ' s List 1,2,3 Honors Program 3 Alpha Psi Omega 3,4 Gold Torch Society 3,4 Bowling Club 1 W.R.A., 1,2,3,4 Rep. 1, Executive Board 2,3, Pres. 4. Publicity 2,3, Student Instructor, Fencing 1,2,3 Collegiate Basketball 2 V.S.B. 2,3,4, Executive Board 2, Co- Chairman 3,4, Publicity 2,3,4 Annual W.R.A.-V.S.B. Banquet Comm. 3,4, Toastmistress 3 Freshman Parents ' Tea 2 Drama Club Major Production 1,2,3,4 Annual One Act Play Contest 3 One Act Play Comm. 4 Freshman Orientation Comm. 3 Junior Class Christmas Party Comm. 3 Junior Week Comm. 3 Delegate: New England Teacher Preparation Assoc. Conference, Boston 4 S.G.A. Rep. 4 Graduation Comm. 3 Dedication Comm. 3 Lampas Literary Staff 4 Graduation Comm. 4 ANITA PORTMAN 1 1 Truro Lane Milton Dean ' s List 1,2,3 , Honors Program THOMAS M. POWELL 3 Orient Ave. E. Boston, Mass. Newman Club 1,2,3,4 Chalkdust MARILYN FIRGER PRENSKY 22 Orkney Rd. Brookline Hillel 2,3,4, V.P. 2, Pres. 3, Senior Advisor 4 Psychology Club 1,3 Drama Club 1,2 Honors Program 3,4 Dean ' s List 1,2,3 EDWARD J. PRICE 734 Columbia Rd. Dorchester ROGER L. PUPP 118 Dean Rd. Brookline DENNIS P. QUINN 104 Russett Rd. W. Roxbury LOUISE QUINN 111 Sumner Rd. Brookline Newman Club 1,2,3,4 Literary Club 3 V.S.B. 2 Co-op. Teachers Tea 2.4 Lampas 4 Chalkdust 4 SUSAN QUINN 246 Blue Hills Pkwy. Milton Newman Club 1,2,3,4 W.R.A. 2,3,4 CHARLES A. RAFFONI 644 W. Roxbury Pkwy. W. Roxbury Newman Club 1 M.A.A. 1,2 Literary Club 2 All-College Musical Comm. 2 Junior Week Banquet Asst. Chairman 3 Lampas Staff 4 All College Musical 4 Dean ' s List 1,2 PAULA J. REARDON 81 Pearl St. Somerville Newman Club 1 Co-op. Teachers Tea 1,2,3 V.S.B. 2,3,4 French Club 2 Dedication Ceremony 3 Freshman Orientation 3 Young Republicans 3,4 Lampas Staff 4 JOHN A. REILLY 51 Capen St. Dorchester Newman Club 1,2,3,4 M.A.A. 1.2 All College Musical 2,3 Spanish Club 1,2 Psychology Club 1,2 Junior Week Comm. 3 Lampas Staff 4 THOMAS F. REYNOLDS 63 Woodlawn St. Jamaica Plain Newman Club 1,3,4 Dean ' s List 1,2,3 JOYCE T. RICCI 54 Homer St. E. Boston Newman Club 1,2 Literary Club 3,4 Chalkdust 3,4 LOIS RICCI 609 Waltham St. Lexington Spanish Club Newman Club W.R.A. 1.2,3,4 Christmas Decoration Comm. 4 DEENA RICE 1615 Commonwealth Ave. Brighton BRUCE H. ROMBOLI 32 Prospect St. Everett S.G.A. Banquet Chairman 3 S.G.A. Student Award Recipient 3 S.G.A. Rep. 3.4 Junior Class Social Chairman 3 Boxing Club 2 Rifle Club 3 Junior One-Act Play 3 EDWARD A. ROMKEY 31 Carver Rd. Watertown Newman Club 1,2 Math Club 3,4, Pres. 4 Intramural Basketball 1.2,3,4 Intramural Football 1.2,3,4 Chairman, Mystery Trip Comm. 4 Chairman, Masquerade Ball Comm. 4 S.G.A. Advisory ' Council 4 Junior Christmas Party Comm. 3 DOROTHY RYAN 20 Fairlawn Rd. No. Weymouth Newman Club 1.2,3,4 Spanish Club 1,2,3,4 181 MICHELE RYAN 50 Ainsworth St. W. Roxbury Newman Club 1 Co-op. Teachers Tea 2 Freshman Parents ' Tea 3 All College Banquet Comm. 4 JAMES R. SAMPSON 66 Florida St. Dorchester Drama Club Business Manager 1,2,3.4 Major Drama Production 1,2,3,4 Drama Club Workshop Productions 1,2.3,4 One Act Play Contest, Stage Manager Set Design 1,2,3,4 Newman Club 1,2,3,4 S.G.A. Musical 3.4 Philosophy Club 2 Junior Class Christmas Party 3 Chalkdust Art Editor 4 All College Banquet Comm. 4 Art Club Treas. 4 Lampas Staff 4 Graduation Comm. Chairman 4 Handbo ok Comm. 4 MARIE SANDS 78 Wright Ave. Medford Newman Club V.S.B. MARYANN SANFORD 92 Ballou St. Milton Newman Club 1 Freshman Dance 1 Spirit Comm. 2 S.G.A. 2,3 L ' il Abner 2 Junior Christmas Party 3 Freshman Orientation 3 JOSEPH P. SAVIGNANO 1107 Webster St. Needham Gun Club Pres. 3,4 URSULA SAWICKI 95 Essex St. Chelsea Newman Club 1,2 Music Club 2 V.S.B. 2,3,4 Math Club 3 Student-Faculty Tea 4 Cap Gown Comm. 4 VINCENT A. SCADUTO 77 Dent St. West Roxbury Newman Club 1,2,3,4 Rifle Club Junior Christmas Party Chalkdust Psychology Club BARBARA A. SCANLON 77 Farragut Rd. South Boston Newman Club 1 Math Club 3,4 Cap Gown Comm. 4 MARYELLEN P. SCANNELL 377 Summer St. Weymouth Newman Club 1,2 Bowling Club 3 Freshman Parents Tea Co-Chai rman 3 V.S.B. 1,2 ROSARIO G. SCARCELLA 615 E. Sixth St. South Boston Newman Club 1,2 Intramural Football 1,2,3,4 Intramural Basketball 2,3 DOROTHY P. SCHNETZER 97 Milton St. Dorchester MAUREEN SCULLY 38A Porter Ave. Somerville Glee Club 1 JOANNE M. SEMPOLINSKI 1 1 Sumner St. Dorchester Newman Club 1 SHEILA MARIE SENNOTT 2610 Centre St. West Roxbury V.S.B. Newman Club 1 W.R.A. Freshman Parent ' s Tea 3 DOROTHY M. SHACK 10 Valley Rd. Woburn DENIS R. SHAUGHNESSY 70 the Fenway Boston JOHN C. SHAW 684 Edgell Rd. P.S.A. 2,3, Pres. 3 MARYANN E. SHEEHAN 32 Columbia Rd. Arlington Newman Club W.R.A. Christmas Party Decorations ROBERT SHEEHY 54 Newton St. Belmont President ' s List 1,2 Dean ' s List 3 Honors Program 3,4 FRANCES SHERLOCK 1939 Dorchester Ave. Dorchester V.S.B. 2,3,4 Newman Club 1.2 Freshman Parent ' s Tea 3 Lam pas 4 College Musical 4 Bowling Club 3 Co-op. Teacher ' s Tea 2 MIRIAM SHUMAN 12 Tennis Rd. Mattapan Hillel V.S.B. ALAN G. SIEGAL 23 Hansborough St. Dorchester Track Team Capt. Cross Country Capt. S.G.A. Rep. One-Act Play Contest French Club Psychology Club MILLICENT SILVERSTEIN 198 Moss Hill Rd. Jamaica Plain High School Day Moderator 2 CAROLE SILVESTRI 20 North Ave. Norwood Newman Club Christmas Party Decorations 3 V.S.B. Dean ' s List 2,3 BARBARA J. SIMS 9 Milton Ave. Dorchester RICHARD L. SMITH 91 Robin St. West Roxbury P.S.A. 1,2,3,4, V.P. 3 ARTHUR A. SNYDER 71 Beach St. Wollaston MARGARET MARY SNYDER 173 Brookway Rd. Roslindale Newman Club 1 Music Club 3 PAULA SNYDER 155 Ames St. Sharon M. ELAINE SPELLMAN 78 Sanborn St. West Roxbury Newman 1,2 Young Democrats 3,4 CAROLYN E. SPINA 215 Lexington St. East Boston JUDITH A. STEVELMAN 196 Greenfield Rd. Mattapan MARYLOU STEWART 549 Essex St. Weymouth J.V. Cheerleader Capt. 1 Psychology Club 1 W.R.A. Softball 1 Handbook 1, Co-Chairman 3 Drama Club 1.2 S.G.A. Service Award 1,2 Newman Club 1,2,3 Dance Comm. Chairman 1,2,3 S.G.A. Rep. 2, 2nd V.P. 3 Co-ed Badminton 2.3 V.S.B. 2 Major Production Make-up 2,3,4 Election Comm. Chairman 3 Banquet Co-chairman 3 Freshman Parent ' s Tea Chairman 3 Gold Torch Comm. 3 S.G.A. Musical 3 Clambake Comm. Chairman 4 S.G.A. Advisory Council 4 Lampas 4 LINDA JOYCE STONE 53 Evelyn St. Mattapan Hillel 1,2 JOSEPH P. SULLIVAN, JR. 50 Roberts Rd. Cambridge Intramural Football 1,2 Intramural Basketball 1,2 Junior Week Entertainment 3 Music Club 3,4 FRANCES D. SUMSKI 8 Covington St. South Boston Newman Club 1 V.S.B. 2 Music Club 3,4 Freshman Parent ' s Tea 3 Co-op. Teacher ' s Tea 2 STEPHEN A. SUTERA 30 Harvey St. Everett Track 3 Intramural Basketball Intramural Football ALAN SUTHERLAND 1162 Boylston St. Brookline Hockey 1,2,3 ARTHUR R. SWANSON 88 Winchester St. Medford CAROL TAYLOR 110 M St. South Boston Newman 1,2,3,4 Bowling Club 2,3 Psychology Club 3 Co-op. Teacher ' s Tea 1,2,3 Freshman Parent ' s Tea 3 Music Club 3 NANCY M. THOMPSON 92 Ashmont St. Dorchester French Club 3,4 Spanish Club Sec. -Treas. 3,4 Co-ed Badminton 2 W.R.A. Freshman Orientation Commencement Ball Comm. 4 S.G.A. Spirit Comm. 2 JOSEPH M. TIERNEY 28 Sagamore St. Dorchester Athletic Association Newman Club Intramural Basketball Intramural Football KATHERINE ANN TOMASELLO 733 Washington St. Brighton Newman Club Young Democrats Psychology Club MARY JAY TOMPOSKI 53 Dartmouth Terr. Brockton Music Club 2,3 S.G.A. Musical 3 W.R.A. Dance Club 4 V.S.B. 2 Psychology Club 1 Newman Club 1,2,3,4 CAROL TRACY 11 Southmere Rd. Mattapan French Club ANTHONY R. TRODELLA 34 Oliver St. Watertown Gun Club 3,4 Newman Club KATHLEEN M. TROY 43 Shirley St. Quincy S.G.A. 3 Newman Club 1,2,3,4 Young Democrats Psychology Club Lampas W.R.A. Dance Club DENIS S. TUTTEN 19 Villa Ave. Winthrop Dance Comm. 1,2 Drama Club Gun Club 3,4 Rifle Team 4 ELENA URBSAS 575 E 8th St. South Boston W.R.A. V.S.B. Modern Dance Club MARINA VASCONCELLOS 157 Newbury St. North Quincy Newman Club 1,2.3,4 Bowling 1,2,3 Psychology Club 3 Freshman Parent ' s Tea 3 Co-op. Teacher ' s Tea 2,3 JANET M. WAGNER 63 Crickett Rd. Brockton Newman Club 1 Spanish Club 1 V.S.B. 2 Junior Prom Comm. 3 Junior Christmas Party ROBERT J. WALLACE 209 Weld St. Roslindale Math Club Dean ' s List LARRAINE WEBBER 125 Lanark Rd. Brighton Dean ' s List 3 Cheerleading 3 Lampas 4 V.S.B. 2,3 Junior Banquet Comm. 3 LAWRENCE D. WHALEN 16 Walnut Rd. Somerville Science Club 4 Newman Club 1 KATHLEEN T. WHITE 5 Byron St. Randolph Psychology Club 1 Literary Club 2,3 Newman Club 1,2,3,4 Tennis 2 Lampas 4 ANN M. WHITNEY 21 Webster St. South Weymouth Tennis 1 Newman 1,2 Math Club 1,2,3,4 182 PA TRONS Miss Ann Marie Aho Mr. Lawrence N. Aiello Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Atkinson Mary N. Bendix Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Berard Mr. and Mrs. Stephan Biondo Mrs. Mary L. Boden Corrine Boffa Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Botte Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Bradley Mr. and Mrs. Carl Brennian Mr. and Mrs. Emmett C. Burke Mr. Vincent Buscanera Mrs. John B. Byrne Jr. James A. Cady Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Cady Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Cahill Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cannon Mrs. Louise Castignali Mrs. Patricia W. Chiampa Mrs. Mildred Christophe Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Clary Mr. and Mrs. Francis Colleran Mr. and Mrs. James P. Collin Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Collins Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Connell Mr. John J. Connolly Mrs. Margaret Connors Mr. Thomas Creed Mr. and Mrs. Martin Curley Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Czmut Kathleen Daley Miss Alice Daniszewska Mr. and Mrs. Patrick A. 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Lynch, President 5174-78 Washington Street Boston ERRICO STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHERS Schools — Proms — Weddings 286 BROADWAY, WINTER HILL SOMERVILLE, MASS. 192 Compliments of THE LECTURE SOCIETY Chairman Kathleen Nowak Advisor Mr. Ralph E . Ladd I want a laity, not arrogant, not rash in speech, not disputatious, but men who know their religion, who enter into it, who know just where they stand, who know what they hold, and what they do not. Who know their creed so well that they can give an account of it. Who know so much of history that they can defend it. I want an intelligent, well instructed laity. John Henry Cardinal Newman OUR BEST HOPES AND WISHES. . . NEWMAN 193 Best Wishes to the SENIOR CLASS From the FRESHMAN CLASS President Frank Conley Vice President Mary Warren Secretary Paula Gurney Treasurer Bob Kelley 194 Congratulations to the CLASS OF ' 66 From the SOPHOMORE CLASS President Arthur Cody Vice President Eileen Bernstein Secretary June Zalewski Treasurer Marie Skane 195 Knowledge advances by steps and not by leaps. Macaulay Best Wishes from the CLASS OF 1967 President Vice President Secretary Treasurer William T. Lydon Kathleen A. Kelley Kathleen M. Walsh Florence C. Giulana 196 CHALKDUST Best Wishes VOLUNTEER SERVICE BUREAU A CREED There is a destiny that makes us brothers None goes his way alone. All that we give into the lives of others Comes back into our own. Edwin Markham 197 Best Wishes to the CLASS OF 1966 ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Basketball — Baseball — Track— Golf — Hockey — Wrestling COACHES James P. 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