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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1974 volume:

tE I l r - wjtfj wMfrlfS rf Jk ■|pP - iZ 1 Ml 4 pp p ' 889! j fL ' CLASS OF 74 BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS Students who are this year enrolled as freshmen at Boston State College will benefit from the space provided by the new Tower Building. Excellent library facilities, a modern and spacious cafeteria, and appropriate con- venient student offices will be available by September, 1975. Students who have suffered from the inadequacy of present physical facilities deserve a loud vote of thanks for making the best of difficult circumstances. If the future space for student needs is better at Boston State College, and I know it will be, the added dividend will be made possible by the present student body. Effective student participation in college life is not guaranteed by space alone, but reasonable elbow room provides at least a minimum condition. If a solution to the parking prob- lem could accom pany the completion of the new Tower Building, it would be too good to be true; moreover, it would eliminate the creative agony and work of a future student generation. I am personally grateful for the cooperation of the present Senior Class of Boston State College. Kermit C. Morrissey President Boston State College After four years at Boston State College it has become evident to me that students can effect dramatic change. The Student Government Association has evolved over the years through changes made necessary by the envi- ronment created for us by the institutions. We have seen our roles transcending concern solely with social activities of parochial nature to a point where our involvement now encompasses the universal plight of the student to gain acceptance and recognition. This participation should project him as a viable contributing member of the academic community, not merely a recipient of academic knowledge. Much wasted concern and effort is lavished on what the Student Government Association should do for a particular student rather than the total impact the Student Government Association could have as a collective unit. Irregardless of the structure the Student Government Association assumes, its basic strength should be consid- ered as a vehicle through which students may be heard collectively and recognized. Our duty now is to seek out and accomplish the goals set four years ago. Nonetheless we should not escape our past as students in a struggling society. Our dedications should be to equality in every facet of our lives. Michael Saraceno President Boston State College Student Government Association Dean John }. Kelly, Jr. The good that men do is often forgotten after they are gone. On our own private way, the memory of Dean Kelly will continue to represent the ideals of Boston State College. V t V V SENIORS . . . The lights begin to twinkle from the rocks; The long day wanes; the slow moon climbs; The deep moans round with many voices. Come my friends, ' Tis not too late to seek a newer world. ' Tennyson Kathleen F. Ahern Claire S. Aizenstadt Albert J. Albano V C S  ' - Laura IjL Alfieri Frederick C Alizio Nancy E. Amirault Marion Amis John D. Anderson Christine M. Andrews Louis F. Angelo Patricia A. Arancio Anne T. Cotter Diane M. Astone Noel A. Atherton Sharon L. Avakian Aemiro Awake Catherine E. Ball Paul J. Baltrushunas Elaine Barden Marianne Barker Lucille A. Barrett Annie R. Beard ■■U ilk Verna E. Bell Gayle A. Belofsky Marybeth Bernard Anne Bernstein Kathleen M. Berry Paul A. Bertone Johnnie M. Bess Alfred J. Bird Robert L. Blowers Donna M. Bolognese Christine M. Bond Rosanne Bono Mary R. Bourque Patricia C. Brennan Stephen F. Brennan Richard A. Brissette Mary V. Brooks Evelyn D. Brown James C Brown Judith M. Brown Sheila M. Brown Jeanne M. Buckley Karen M. Bunnell Cheryl L. Burgess Paul G. Burke Rosemary E. Burke Gail R. Burnett - f : - : . • Joseph M. Cacciola Joseph S. Caliri Duncan L. Campbell Lillie B. Campbell Sharon A. Campbell Denise M. Capezio Louis J. Capucci r Patricia R. Cardello Paula M. Carlton Mary A. Carney Mary A. Carrol Alice J. Carty Thomas F. Cavanagh Richard T. Caves Diane L. Cedrone Olindo P. Cellurale George E. Chaisson James S. Charam Charlene A. Cheever • Maryellen Cheevers Elaine M. Christo Janice A. Ciaccia Rena N. Ciardiello Rita Ciavola Ann Ciccariello Catherine Ciulla Margaret M. Clemente Joseph E. Cloonan Elane M. Colarossi K Richard H. Cole James P. Collins Joseph S. Collins m+ Mary A. Collins Patricia T. Collins Maria M. Colon Richard P. Conboy Harry J. Connaughton, Jr. Charles S. Connolly Peter J. Conway Earl W. Cook Theresa A. Corcoran Kathleen M. Costas Denise M. Coughlin Susan Coughlii Elizabeth Cribb Donna L. Crivello Merzia Cronin Heidi Cronis Norman J. Crossman Elizabeth T. Cuneo James S. Cunningham Ann E. Cutler Teresa M. Cutler Kathleen Dacey Gayle S. Daly Diane M. D ' Amato Maura K. Davenport Fatima De Granda James L. Delaney Juanita C Del Torto Annamarie M. De Nicola Robert F. Di Nunzio Francine L Docket Catherine M. Doherty Joan M. Doherty Mary A. Doherty Patty A. Doherry Patricia A. Donahue if ;■, i Edmund V. Donnelly James J. Donovan Patricia E. Donovan Patricia M. Donovan Robert L. Donovan Frederick L. Dorr Steven F. Doucette Albert F. Dove, Jr. Linda L. Downey Lorraine M. Downey Patricia A. Downing Donna A. Draffone Marilyn F. Drew Sharon C. Dudley if I Kevin J. Duffy 1 Joanne Dupree Thomas D. Durant Charles C. Eaton, Jr. Marie F. Esposito Mary A. Esposito Ellen C. Fagone Mary E. Falcione Nancy M. Fallon Loretta M. Federico Charles E. Feeley Judith A. Feely Vincent Finn Patricia Finnegan Janet L. Finnerty Angelica M. Fiore Irene Fitzgerald Kathleen M. Fitzgerald Bernard V. Fitzpatrick Joseph E. Foley Patricia M. Foley Kenrick L. Francis Susan J. Frank Rose M. Gagliardi Patricia A. Galvin Elaine M. Giarrizzo Karen A. Gibbons Frances A. Gilberto Jean C. Gillespie Victoria A. Giovannini Ina L. Goldstein Isabel M. Gomez John F. Goode V:-Ji Sandra L. Gorham Roberta E. Graffam Bradford H. Grant Brenda Gray James A. Gray Mary-Ellen Grazioso Peter J. Grealish Qaire A. Greig John P. Grenham Catherine A. Gribaudo i William M. Griffin Richard J. Groezinger Diane T. Guevin Marlene L. Guilmette Carol A. Guiney James J. Hachey Samuel S. Hagopian Robert J. Hall Maureen Hallisey Phyllis A. Hanlon Barbara J. Harkins - Grace R. Harlow Richard R. Harlow Mary E. Harney Michael J. Harney affSBKsara :;,:,,; : ■■■ ¥ .T« : . ' ia§i Cliff J. Harper 1 Therese A. Hartnett Susan F. Hatch U g Paul R. Hayes Cheryl T. Haynes Kathleen M. Heenan Mark J. Hetherington Vernon L. Hicks Stephen V. Hinds Kathleen T. Holland Stephen R. Holland Gail M. Holmes Maureen E. Hughes Jeanne M. Hulme John J. Infanger Kathleen A. Innes James Ivers Richard C. Jacobs Susan Jacoby Carolyn J. Jackson Joanne R. Jason Marianne Jean John L. Josephs Kathleen A. Joyce Karen Jutkiewicz Kyriaki P. Karidogianni Richard M. Kehoe, Jr. Judith M. Kelleher Charles T. Kelley Paula F. Kelley Janice A. Kelly Jeanette M. Kelly William R. Kelly Ellen L. Kickham Joanne A. King Betsy G. Kline James A. Koutrouba Diane Kreismanis Joan M. Lamb Karen A. Lambert Genevieve Lamson Joseph A. Langis Martha K. Lawrence Brian J. Leahy David F. Leahy Richard W. Leary Joanne D. Lee William R. Leminen Nancy C. Leon Linda E. Le Pore Franc ine H. Levin Desser L. Lewis -• tamiL Janet M. Lilly John E. Lilly Nancy J. Litner Janet L. Little Peter K. Little, Jr Dennis E. Lloyd Barry E. Loiter Sergio M. Lopez [ :1k jh. I 1 g.i ' $:: w Richard N. Lord WSmKA Veronica A. Luscinski Raymond R. Lussier Richard K. Lyons Clare S. Mac Farlane Nilus J. Mackey Janet A. Mac Kinnon Eileen C. Mac Mackin Hope J. Magier James P. Maguire Patricia A. Mahoney Marie G. Malley Dianne M. Manning Margaret M. Mantos Roy S. Manuelian Patricia A. Marcelonis Jeannie M. Marchione John A. Martin Michael J. Mastrogiacomo Patricia A. Maye Mary J. Mazza Kevin F. Mc Carthy Maureen R. Mc Carthy Cheryl A. Mc Dermott Sheila L. McGoldrick Edward P. McGonagle Barbara J. Mc Grath Theresa A. Mc Grath Joanne M. Mc Guire Mary A. Mc Inness George E. Mc Kenna Daniel C Mc Kenzie Michael T. Mc Lean Carol A. Mc Mahon r Jean M. Mc Mahon Barbara A. Mc Manus William F. Mc Namara, Jr. Robert A. Mc Naught Dorothy M. Mc Nulty Judith A. Mead Catherine R. Medaglia Diane J. Mercuri Mary M. Merrigan Christine T. Miante Ellen R. Milligan Harold J. Mirakian •;••■ ' . • ' ; ; vs.. .•....■ ' • :. Wayne E. Mirick Frederick D. Modricker Thomas E. Moynihan Anne M. Mulcahy Loretta Mullen Paula A. Muller Katherine Mullin Kathleen A. Mullin Catherine A. Murphy Christine D. Murphy Joyce A. Murphy Kevin M. Murphy Susan M. Murphy Elizabeth M. Murray Patricia M. Nalieri Gary J. Nazzaro Michele F. Newman Margaret R. Nichol vl n Kay L. Nicolls Denise C Noble Edward G. Noonan Kevin M. Noone Eileen F. O ' Brien Margaret A. O ' Connell Pamela M. O ' Connell Rosanne O ' Connor Thomas J. O ' Donnell IF1 ' :llir Timothy D. O ' Keefe Peter G. O ' Leary Diane M. Oleski Margaret M. O ' Malley Linda M. O ' Neil Jean M. O ' Rourke Sara Osgood Ann M. O ' Sullivan Robin M. Padden Vincent D. Parziale Donna O. Patacchiola Mary C. Patterson Robert S. Pelletier Jacqueline M. Perry John W. Perry, Jr. ■■I Margaret R. Peters Robert J. Petrola Nancy R. Petzoldt Barbara A. Pigott Robert L. Pillarella Roberta C. Pisari L f- 1 Mary E. Pitts Donna L. Pomponi Luiza C. Pontes w Cathleen A. Porter Joshua Powell, Jr. Deborah S. Pransky Carol A. Reed Paul I. Reinhalter William A. Reynolds John B. Riley Mary A. Riva Andrea M. Roach Margaret A. Rock Thomas P. Russeli Deborah A. Russo Ann R. Sabina Sheila A. Sacchetti Martha V. Samourian Marilyn J. Sanderson Catherine C. Sangiolo Michael Saraceno Nancy A. Saraceno Barbara J. Saya Louise H. Scales Mary C. Schifferdecker Karl W. Schlemmer Gary W. Scotland Robert C. Semmler Manuel Sequeira, Jr. Sandi L. Serkess Kathryn M. Severson Jean Sharis Ronald L. Shaw Marilyn Shimone Elizabeth A. Silvestri Ronald J. Silvestri Robert E. Skerry, Jr. Alice D. Smith Thomas J. Smyth Marlene L. Sohigian Janet M. Soley Denise A. Stevens Evelyn C. Sullivan Judith A. Sullivan Margaret E. Sullivan Michele M. Sullivan Noreen M. Sullivan Rita F. Sullivan James M. Sutton Deborah B. Svelnis Dianne C. Svelnis Patricia J. Swanson Janice M. Swartz Jerome E. Sybertz Jo-Ann M. Taddeo Frank M. Tassone Linda M. Taylor Barbara M. Teebagy Marie A. Teta Elaine M. Thayer Robert I. Thayer Alan M. Theodhor Mittie B. Thomas Deborah A. Thompson Roderick T. Tirrell Catherine A. Tkacik Geraldine M. Toland Joann Tosi Kathie A. Trainor Louise F. Trant Joseph L. Tunstall Stephen J. Turner Geraldine Twomey Ellen M. Varnerin Joseph A. Venuti Andrew J. Vinchesi Sharyn T. Wachs Elizabeth A. Wallace Charles J. Walsh, Jr. Rita C. Walsh Deborah M. Ward Christine M. Waters Douglas T. Waters Roger H. Watkins Bette R. Watts Debra C. Waxman Katie M. Weaver Suzanne L. Webb Stephen A. White Charles F. Wilkins Eileen M. Willey Leola Williams Vinnette V. Williams Bessie Wilson Betty M. Wong Margaret P. Young Robert W. Young Pamela T. Zegaczewski Seyum Zenebe Dana J. Zichittella Sharon M. Zucco Anne T. Cotter % Andrew L. Cap De Ville James J. Cote Kathleen M. Habel Paula J. Eriksen Elizabeth A. Graffuri Mary Ann A. Melnik Bruce A. Peters Richard K. Puckerin Marie Suzanne Lane Linda Morrison Georgia A. Brown Timothy DiPace 91 Kathleen Conroy Dat ' s da most ridiculous thing I ever hoid. J Do not confine your children to your own knowledge for they are born in a different time; and there are those who have the truth within them, but they tell it not in words. 97 Will the real James Morris please stand up? 98 - ' J W M IM ' God will get you for that! 99 Lovely to look at delightful to know. ' 105 IB t - Pi dr P 1 1 fl fc 107 The woods are lovely, dark, and deep. But I have promises to keep, And miles to go before I sleep, And miles to go before I sleep. Frost 109 112 CLUBS Law Enforcement Spanish Shakespeare 113 114 English Hispanic 115 116 Commonwealth Phi Alphi Theta Economics Specialty of the House: Roast filet of Yak, marinated in eye of newt. No one ' s moved the road for me and no one ' s found a way to beat the brush down through the woods or make the brambles snap back safely and on cue. No clearing in the woods awaits my coming, foot or horseback, except the clearing that I make myself. Rod McKuen 128 Welcome to Fun City i 133 Two roads diverged in a wood, and I — I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference. Frost ._.- .. ..;-.- -- - - 138 Surely these represent not just brick and mortar, but are symbols of the hopes and aspirations of the future; proofs of the realities of our existence. I HIM.! | II 1 1 m 1,1 i.i i i i uij I 144 146 LEADERSHIP DINNER FOOTBALL F ' m RT ' J v tifc- ' H ■ V| - - H ■■W Earl Garrett NFL WFL Draft Choice Joe Namath, eat your heart out! Hi ' ' fll W - B R 4a |Ki--__i SB Mr ' ■ ' ■ i Wm j . -- R • fc mw i HOCKEY ' ■- qPit ' W ' ' ■- ; . ?3 1 . ■ IM rf ' H 1- 3 : ■ ■ -a|QM r ■ Tfr 4MMi 1 H! | pfn. ™ ■ f 80ST0 ' JL r M£ M 1 H DKrUUK j- me i if Mp 155 r WOMEN ' S SPORTS MEN ' S SPORTS 161 YEARBOOK STAFF . UiUJ . . . That which we are, we are; One equal temper of heroic hearts, Made weak by time and fate, but strong in will To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield. Tennyson mmwmt mmwrni I awns I W- T98SL ■111 •b 1 — % l 1 W 1 L_ niiT ill h . -B i L ' I 1 .fPKM LJ Jl i.ym fj m BQST01V StATE It 1 1 i i 1 I ' Llll MKMMMIMMKM ' Ar 4 r ' Editors: Anne Cotter Rita Ciavola Layout Editors: Ellen Cotter Joan Connelly Layout: To The Senior Class of I te College As graduation approaches for the Class of 1974, let us not forget our years at Boston State. So much has happened in the past four years, revolving around us, possibly changing our lives in some way or another. It was once said, we ' ve become a part of all that we have met. For some of us, it is true— we have been caught up in the political times whether in the politics themselves, or the behind-the-scenes atmosphere which keeps our changes hidden. We have seen many changes at State, from the revision of registration, to the addition of specialized courses, to the dismissal of faculty members. Who is to say which was a bad change, and which was a change for the better? Only the future can decide. So, as we look back on our years at Boston State, we should be thankful for the firm foundations for the future we ' ve received from those dedicated to the rewarding task of education. Remember too, the friendships we ' ve made, and possibly lost, for they too, have made a change in our lives. Look not upon your days at State with malice discontent or hatred, for you ' ve gotten from Boston State only that which you have put into it. Our future has only just begun— And we may never pass this way again. Bob Mikolitch and Rita Ciavola Literary Editors Ellen Cotter Joan Connelly Maura Mulry Joe Foley Anne Cotter Marilyn Sanderson lotography Editor: Joe Foley Photographers: Secretary: Literary Editors: Joe Foley Johnathan Rawls Hal Piernick Ellen Cotter Paul Comey Marilyn Sanderson Rita Ciavola Bob Mikolitch Special Thanks to Bill Morrissey and Joe Donovan WM. J. KeLLeR A DIVISION OF HEKFF JONES