Cape Cod Community College - Foreseer Yearbook (West Barnstable, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1986 volume:

-I -«: S, ■ I I ? 6AAND ISLAND l H ■ ... ___.- M «Wi , m iT B 1 Ip - 4 ' f . .,. j- 5 ' . maw co. sssssij •♦ f? . ri B . DAUNTLESS i CAPE Cq Light O Light Liberty and Limine: 1961 sON MEMORIAL ROOM CAPE COD COMMUNITY COLLEGE 0201 0101050 FORESEER 1986 . Kf C b m mMJi L, 1 -■ Jm KaSSE ?i -.ii ■■■■ - 8 fti ' .• ■ - ii P|Pgtf ' ?1 ' ?2 0£: - ' - ' - 1 ML. CV -wl h S P kSs ..! ■ ■ ' . ' ■■- ■ MB S -. i ' 1 T e Sg Ksa-MJ ! £■■■5! SflSHB y v H Oma8fc , sJ ' • ' i£_ ■■■ ■ .■ ..■ . Table of Contents Introduction p. 3 e President ' s Letter . . p. 16 College Personnel . p. 18 Graduates p. 54 Sports. . p. 68 Activities p. 74 Clubs . . . Farewell p.84 . ... p. 120 • £ .: ! . iv Ty. .-- aSBfa, f- ' | 1 I ■ ' ■ - - ' , Cape Cod V Community College Educational Foundation, Inc. ? x Board of Directors Chairman John English Vice Chairman Kenneth Wood Vice Chairman DeWitt DavenportMJ Treasurer Holbrook Davis Secretary Milton Penn Members Charles V. Boulton ne H. Davis .es F.Hall lewellyn Jenkins Barry H. Johnson Megan Jones Martin B. Mahoney James H.Rice Sumner E. Robinson George Sutton John T. Whitaker Director Emeritus E. Carleton Nickerson Consultant James Millar ' . r, ijit I i 3 ' Massachusetts Board of Regents of Higher Education Chairman David J. Beaupien Vice Chairman Paul Marks Mary Lou Anderson Nicholas Boraski Gerard F. Doherty Janet Eisner, S.N.D. Honorable J. John Fox Kathleen Harrington, R.S.M. James M. Howell Hassan Minor, Jr. David S. Paresky ' Elizabeth B. Rawlins Edward T. Sulliviyn ' ■■■■ Paul N. Ylvisaker  te i i.y Board of Trustees Chairman Dorothy S. O ' Donnell Vice Chairman Vincent J. Catania Secretary Neal Holland f William Carmen Lome H. Giroux Grace Grossman Martin B. Mahoney Scoba F. Rhodes John C. Rodriques, 111 Paulino P. Rodriques Pamela E. Terry «-.v ,J, m Tls 1986 FORESEER ,.-,V ; : Dedicated to its graduates top left: Some pose, some hide, and some wonder why! top right: Just studying. bottom left: Are we having fun yet? bottom right: Tracy concentrating on sociology. top left: Nah, she won ' t take it top right: What do you want us to do . . . you ' re kidding middle right: Preparing for finals. bottom left: The most interesting things happen behind closed doors bottom right: The paper before class. top left: Not a good influence, top right: Pat taking a break from the usual grind, bottom left: Bonnie getting her costume ready for a show, middle right: What? top right: That ' s fascinating middle left: Hurry up and take the picture, says Tracy and Danny. middle right: The poor kid, what are they doing to him bottom left: I dunno! bottom right: Ah, she ' s taking our picture top left: The music helps top right: Batman and Robin ham it up on their night off. bottom left: Catching up on leisure reading. bottom right: Enjoying the sun while it is still around. top right: Typical scene in upper commons on any given day bottom left: I ' m really a pussycat middle right: You called? bottom: What ' s for lunch? top left: Two separate stories, here. top right: Talking, as usual. bottom left: Showtime, girls; in five bottom right: Sure Mary, we believe you ' re studying hard. top left: Typical scene from second floor in library. bottom left: Hanging out in the caf. bottom right: Peter and friend; better not ask. Wedt 7 J4!M ? ? ? ? tffaacfiile @ ««6n J 6yU t . Sff-f J If you are like me, your college yearbook will hold special meanings for many years. Just as I can recall days of hope, struggle and ultimate satisfaction in Michigan long ago, so you are reminded of days well spent at Cape Cod Community College. Whether your goals involve transfer for a higher degree, an immediate career or continued studies here, you have reason for personal satisfaction. For you have followed through on a commitment to challenge your mind and thus enrich your en- tire life. Years from now, you ' ll scan this year book, perhaps chuckle at how we looked back then, and feel a good measure of pride that you opted for higher education. Well done! June 3, 1986 Presiden f SL James F. Hall President B.A., MA., University of Michigan Wayne State University Ed.D., Columbia University College Personnel The Deans . . . William D. Young, Dean of Academic Affairs, B.A., Wesleyan University; M.A., Ph.D., Stanford Universitiy Daniel M. Asquino, Dean of Administrative Services, B.A., Southeastern Massachusetts University; M.A., Ph.D., UMASS Richard J. Sullivan, Dean of Student Services, B.S., M.Ed., Springfield College Peter F. Birkel, Jr., Dean of Continuing Education and Community Services, A.B., Hobart College; M.A., Univer- sity of Connecticut . . . of CCCC John L. Keefe, Associate Dean of Administrative Services Robert A. Phillips, Director of Facilities Management General and Academic Administrative Staff Chester W. Yacek, Director of Personnel Affirmative Action Beverly H. McCormick, Assistant Dean of Continuing Education and Community Services. Prank]. Giamo,]r. Staff Assistant, Business Office Student Services Administrative Staff Andrew P. Robinson, Director of Student Activities Mary Solomita, Director of Counseling VodrayA. Mills, Counselor, Continuing Education Francis X. Doherty, Counselor Lou Pells, Director of Informational Services Carol Smith, Director of Re-entry Center and Placement Testing Julie Deveney, Director of Career Planning and Placement Library — Learning Resources Administrative Staff Adrienne G. Latimer, Librarian Jeanmarie Fraser, Assistant Librarian Gretchen K. Farnham, Staff Associate Community Services Greg M. Materson, Charles R. Coombs, Director of Library Learning Resources Director of Instructional Media Services Center Stephen M. McClair, Captain Video : mm mi t m™ ' V ;- ■ .£!£; VI 2 S j tej; ■■£; -: r ,y j v -fiU Faculty ! £§s- PA1 t v Tff 11 ! ! Mmwafr tM ' ■ ■•■ . Division Chairpersons Leo Lortie, Chairperson, Social Sciences Marjorie M. Mullin, R. N. Chairperson, Health Technologies ■ 3 ■ • 1 v - fl . V k T BrMce W. Be , Chairperson Mathematics, Science, Engineering Industrial Technologies Charles E. Larsen, Chairperson, Physical Education Louise A. Deutsch, Chairperson, Humanities Division Murray R.Shuman, Chairperson, Business Technologies Mary Anderson, R.N., Nursing William J. Babner, English Faculty W. Randolph Bartlett, Jr., History Camille A. Beak, Secretarial Science Roupen Baker, Jr., Psychology Delores B. Carpenter, English I 3 ' Sk Donald B. Capuano, Electronic Technology W. Douglas Mitchell, Art Brenda J. Boleyn, Biological Science Richard L. Cahoon, Psychology Allan R. Broadhurst, Oral Communications E. Richard Bernardin, Data Processing Molly C. Clay, R.N., Nursing Larry L. DeBower, French and Spanish Nancy L. DeLaive, Dental Hygiene Lore L. DeBower, French James F. Cronin, Jr., Marketing Diane M. Grondin, Dental Assisting Helen W. Goolishian, Psychology James E. Downey, Biological Sciences James L. Foster, Physical Education Bradley Fisk, Jr., History and Social Sciences Shirley F. Conely, Secretarial Science Velma F. Hoyer, Secretarial Science Joel Feigenbaum, Mathematics George A. Hoar, History Lee. E. Hoselton, English Joseph F. Fiorello, Art David J. Ellenbogen, Mathematics •t.  1 XeniaA. Christiansen, R.N., Nursing Michael N. Botvin, C.P.A., Accounting Roger F. Cole, Accounting Majorie R. Fallows, Sociology Susan M. Box, Dental Hygiene William G. Douglas, Psychology Donald S. Heines, English Muriel ]. Farmer, Executive Secretarial Science Nancy W. ]ohngren, Psychology Shirley M. Jaros, R.N., Nursing Barbara A. Hulick, Biological Science Barbara S. Fitzpatrick, Health and Physical Education f Robert KJohnson, Hotel Restaurant Management David A. Laakso, Art and Director of Publications Mary P. Khoury, Nursing George A. Kahler, Biological Sciences iass i ' • ' ! ' li ' li! Robert W. Kidd, Music Eben L. Johnson, Biological Sciences Robert A. McDonald, Art Patricia M. McGraw, English Dale B. Lumsden, Radio, Television, Oral Communication Daniel]. McCullough, Jr., English David P. MacAdam, Mathematics Dennis B. Martin, English Joseph F. Moran, Jr., Biological Science Barry McPhee, English Mary K. Moynihan, Mathematics John R. Mulcahy, Jr., Social Sciences V fcpSjS Richard H. McKey, Jr., History Helen M. O ' Connor, Director of Development Education Richard G. Rand, Retail Management Susanne N. Plunkett, Learning Center Coordinator for Language Communications Edward R. Perron, Electronic Technology William B. Pierce, P.E. Mathematics I Theodore Panitz, Engineering Science John L. Roche, Psychology W. Brooks Smith, Jr., Sociology and Criminal Justice David B. Still, Oral Communications and English Rolfe E. Scofield, Chemistry Gary P. Seeley, Criminal Justice Harold D. Smith, Jr., Economics Edward S. Ruete, Data Processing Marvin }. Ward, Accounting Nancy ]. Willets, Oral Communications Barbara P. Swaebe, Retail Management and Director of Cooperative Education Jean A. Souther, Management and Accounting Donald E. Witkoski, Hotel Restaurant Management George P. Tuttle, Theatre and Television i ttu. £m W ± : ' a A j wJmLi r-r r : j ■■ J • B ' s v ' m m , Delmadean Wills, Theatre Robert L. Young, Mathematics • Faculty Not Pictured ary a. Capozzi, R.N., Nursinj Louise A. Deutsch, Chairperson, Humanities Gary Getchell, Learning Lab Joy L. Haagsma, R.N., Nursing Gail W. McCormick, Hotel Restaurant Management Susan F. Miller, R.N., Nursing Marcelina J. Smith, R.N., Nursing Luise M. Speakman, R.N., Nursing Part Time Administration and Faculty Mr. Gerald Anderson Mr. Gene Andreini Ms. Dorothy Burrill Ms. Helen Gallagher Mr. John Kelly Mr. Paul McCormici Ms. Muriel Mersky Mr. Thomas Saint Mr. Jonathan Sedar M s. Priscilla Webster Ms. Roslyn Cidado Ms. Linnea Gordon Mr. Richard Law Ms. Elaine Madden Dr. Robert Najarian Ms. Cynthia Olotka Ms. Genevieve Perry Ms. Peggy Reilly Ms. Diane Reimer Dr. Peter Smith Ms. Pauline Stines Ms. Mary Watroba Dr. Harvey Whipple Ms. PauletteBabner Mr. Admont Clark Dr. William Parsons Mr. Robert Cosgrove Mr. Donald Davidson Ms. Karen Dixon Mr. Frank Fuller Mr. Lawrence Gallagher Ms. Bernadette Geerts Ms. Ruth Ann Grover Mr. David Hofmann Ms. Phyllis Lee Mr. Robert Manion Ms. Susan Ormon Ms. Carol Ryan Ms. Johanna Ryan Ms. Evelyn Shapiro Ms. Kdtherine Sibley Mr. Edward Yasuna Ms. Nancy Dempsey Mr. James O ' Neil Mr. Robert Whearty Mr. Robert White Ms. Marcia Mellor Ms. Gail Bjornholm Mr. William Coulter Ms. Nancy Goranson Mr. Edward Guiliani Dr. Everett Tomlinson Administrative Office Personnel Audrey Riser, Secretary, Humanities Division Patricia B. Austin, Secretary, Student Activities Constance E. Connell, Secretary, Humanities Division Doris A. Bates, Secretary to Dean of Academic Affairs Betty-Jane Burkhardt, Secretary to the President and Recording Secretary to the Board of Trustees. Anita }. Pandisco, Secretary, Cooperative Education Ruth Schmidt, Secretary, Counseling Office Martina Ross, Senior Bookkeeper, Business Office Evelyn Taylor, Secretary to Dean of Students Mary T. Ruby, Secretary Mathematics, Science, Engineering and Industrial Related Technologies Division 9 t Barbara Swimm, Secretary, Registrars Office 47 Roberta Kelly, Secretary to Dean of Administrative Services Teri O ' Neil, Secretary, Business Technologies Division Tina Van Scoy, Secretary, Social Sciences Division Patricia M. Taylor, Principle Bookkeeper, Business Office Jeanne Griswold, Payroll Clerk Jean Greenlaw, Bookkeeper, Business Office Admissions Office: Blanche Whitcomb Susan Kline-Symington, Director of Admissions Maryann Farrell Continuing Education Office: Augustan Darado Beverly McCormick Gerry Bachman Lori Crawley Marsha Kelly Polly Wardell Business Office: Terry Maxwell Phyliss Comforth Jeanne Harrigan Charles Peters Frenchy Verrier Edwin Kaski Manuel Gonsalves Robert Hemeon Vincent Valentino Daniel Ryan Corinth Monteiro Louis Ramos Sandy Aldred Arthur Mott Charlie Malanson Buildings and Grounds Clayton Leach Campus Security Campus Bookstore D. T. Davis Bookstore Manage r Cafeteria Staff N W oar « W. 0 s f fc t tt L v l w Hi lfe ■ ■ i Jf J • rtL i ■■■ ii i i P €4! % Graduates : Holly Lee Neerman The Duke Liz Dimeo James Curley Sailing D. Adler Adam Duerden Gina Rose James Cahill Robin McCarthy Lisa Cabral David Lee Diane Dooley Lynn Joliffe Robert Holtzman Buu Phu Linh Phu Joy Bucuvalas Jacques Blais Lori Small James Hill Lisa Riefner Carl E. Lawson Jr. Lisa Iuashek Julie Arvanitis Bonnie Gionet Bridget Conroy Stephen Choate Craig Bradbury Leona Young Jessie Powers Kathryn Lucas Dan Curtis Maryanne Wilk Vicki de la Puente Tammy DeBarros Chris Cotter Sue Mazzola Laurie Lewis Mark Pells Karen Pierce Herve Desroches Jennifer Owens Gary Mizner Ren ' ee Weekes D. Ann Fichter Eileen Twomey Gerald Conners Eric Clark Sharon Anderson Moira Royal Diane Bonaparte Diane Rocheteau JeffMcQuean Robert Lane Barry Ahern Nancy Iandoli ' Diane Collins Christopher Fusco Jane Hogan Ann Martinho Kip Newell Felicia Mott Lisa Caroselli Dawn Sylvia $ Co , M COLLEGE u Sports mm HSKETbau Women ' s Basketball W m % Men ' s Soccer WmBm m ' ' ■, a ,. ■:, y ; ■■■ ' 4 $ ,o , y G j EQUIPMENT NETS Hockey N cQ 1 ,U Jfc EQUIPMENT C. % % «fc ) e . )A V % °° v i V %, umpire « VJBIG S V ba sketbalt X s °M t s s ' ? 00 o GVO S UMPIRE 5 tennis ojtf fll1 M G Vx 4. 3 ' l, NETS % aU track ' X Activities ' W g nW w QpBM i  % r, m 9 k l| ' 1 1 f The dance floor was always alive Devo stayed cool in his shades Mr. Pumpkinhead attended The Reagans stopped by The three? at the door The bunnies were a hit Clarence Barnes provided the music The jailbirds escaped for the evening I ' d let him use the phone anytime Cinderella brought her bodyguard Count Dracula dug into the past and brought a date from 1923 Professor Douglass brought a sequined beauty to the dance. The bag lady of 4C ' s had a great time. By the end of the evening the guests went crazy on the dance floor. ' m J- m Caught a monk soliciting in the lobby. An angel and the devil came together. ' Loco-Motion performed for the guests. ' Dean Sullivan, is that you? Annual Christmas Party for the little ones ofCCCC American Red Cross benefit for the Mex- ican earthquake relief fund. Dark of the Moon m • 1 ALBUMS hiki S ' %A % . work MENUS HB ALTti curtain calls o. Clubs CHORAL CLUB - voices concerts c minor so prano — CRIMINAL CLUB cops robbers % % %  ' prop dressing rooms curtain call ovations DANCE CLUB - performances rehearsals leotards dance shoes — THE FORESEER worfc. ' — INNKEEPER ' S CLUB dinners menus — food Senate STUDENT SENATE f E • (2  (i I V STUDENT E JV T S The E x P 87 - 4H s J5k « HiMn ml Tracy Hill, Editor and Photographer Robbin Benoit, Contributing Photographer Patrick Campbell, Photographer The FORESEER M. Conrad Schmidt, Publisher ' s Rep. Conrad and Tracy are joined by Nancy Willets; Advisor to the yearbook staff. Dana Henrique Dan Towers Steve McKean L to R: Steve Frostholm, Will Rapp, Richard Dillard, Greg Ferris, Steve McKean, Steve Haugh, Jayne Salvo. Missing: Gary Ellis, Pat Campbell, Julie Wheeler, Lisa Zinsius. Student Senate Junto Club Sea-change Choral Club Criminal Club Innkeeper ' s Club Nursing Club Model U.N. Club Dental Hygiene Club Cape Cod Community College THE CHALLENGE OF EXCELLENCE 1 99 Fall 1985 Cape Cod Community College and The Cape Cod Times present... Distinguished speakers on the key issues of today. c o H yfP 8 Main Theater Arts Center Cape Cod Community College West Barnstable. Ma V Sunday, November 17, 1985 2:00 p.m. GWENDOLEN CARTER South Africa: Change vs. Conflict Sunday, October 20, 1985 2:00 p.m. MARSHALL I. GOLDMAN Economic Reform in the U.S.R. Why is it so hard to get therefrom here? Sunday, Se ptember 29, 1985 2:00 p.m. SENATOR WILUAM PROXMIRE The Fleecing of America Waste in government Sunday, May 4, 1986 2:00 p.m. MAGGIE KUHN Advocacy For The Aging Sunday, March 9, 1986 2:00 p.m. WILSON V. BINGER U.S. Involvement In Developing Nations Spring 1986 Cape Cod Community College and The Cape Cod Times present... Distinguished speakers on the key issues of today. m Main Theater Arts Center Cape Cod Community College West Barnstable; Ma. V r Sunday, April 13 2:00 p.m. JOHN HUGHES Press, Politics and Foreign Policy Congratulations and good luck Class of 1986 The way to convince another is to state your case moderately and accurately. Then scratch your head, or shake it a little, and say that is the way it seems to you, but of course you may be mistaken about it. This causes your listener to receive what you have to say, and as like as not, turn about and convince you of it, since you are in doubt. But if you go at him in a tone of positiveness and arrogance you only make an opponent of him. Benjamin Franklin x DAVENPORT REALTY X 20 North Main Street, South Yarmouth, Cape Cod, MA 02664 (617) 398-2293 Affiliates : Davenport Building Company-Cape Island Telephone-Yarmouth Shopping Plaza-Blue Rock Golf Course-The Mortgage Company-Intercity Alarms-Red Jacket Inns-The Cape Cod Mall To the Class of 1986 May your determination, hard work and understanding of your fellow man bring you more riches than you ever dreamt of. W CAPE COD BANK and TRUST COMPANY The Financial Center of Cape Cod Congratulations to the Class of 1986 HARWICH CONCRETE BLOCK CORP. MASONRY DRY WALL MATERIALS DMain St., North Harwich 432-0580 D414 Yarmouth Rd., Hyannis 778-1052 a 12 Echo Rd., (offRte. 130) Masnpee 477-4117 FALMOUTH CONCRETE BLOCK CO. O 89 Spring Bars Rd., Falmouth 548-7000 CNP£ Cr LIGHT Vi. LIBERTY © AND f( LEARNING J 1961  J C 0AfM 3 S Keep in Touch! 362-8638 362-2131 Best Wishes to the Class of 1986 from THE CCCC ALUMNI ASSOCIATION the Occasion Whatrvcr the ivimhi, Oc GkI Mull tu that fecial ipfi m help yiw celebrate! Over 80 fine shtira vxlujing jtmiin Manh. Filenn j xl Sean. •■-■ ' ■ y« « y - y wCCAC Opan darty 930am lo 9 30pm • Sunday Noon to 8 00pm Food til Midnite Fun til Closing Rte. 132, Hyannis • 771-8816 Join us for Sunday Brunch 11:30-4:00 Tax Mex Night ovary Wad. Good Luck Class of 1986 Congratulations and Best Wishes from the staff at Hyannis Saab CAPE COD l£T COMMUNITY ]g | COLLEGE The Cape Cod Community College Board of Trustees Congratulates the Class of 1986 Dorothy S. O ' Donnell Vincent J. Catania Neal Holland West Harwich Cotuit Harwich Port Chairperson Vice-Chairperson Secretary William Carmen West Newton Grace Grossman Nantucket Scoba F. Rhodes East Falmouth Martin B. Mahoney North Falmouth John L. Roderiques Paulino P. Roderiques III East Falmouth West Yarmouth Pamela Terry Lome H. Giroux East Sandwich Harwich Port Dr. James F. Hall President 108 PAT CAMPBELL Copy Editor TRACY HILL The attempt and effort to put together The Foreseer has been great. Back in September of 1985, the yearbook was literally dropped into my lap. At that time I was unaware of the vast responsibility I had so blindly undertaken. I have since spent endless and often futile hours between the darkroom and the office working toward the completion of The Foreseer, trying to produce something to be remembered and not forgotten! I would like to thank my publishing repre- sentative, Mr. Conrad Schmidt, for all his devoted time and patience as I reac- auainted myself with the world of Quad-paks, grease pencils, croppers, deadlines and headaches. Without Conrad, I would not have had the ability and perseverance to finish this project. I can only hope that this yearbook will bring back great memories of times spent at the college. Good-bye, and good luck, Tracy A. Hill Editor in Chief Farewell Remember to support your Alumni Association 4 a r IB fir  DAUKTLESS