Connecticut College - Koine Yearbook (New London, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 246 of the 1983 volume:

. m;dl 14. e 3 Connecticut Coliege, New 'Lond-on, Connecticut VS 4 Opening What is the value of our liberal arts education in today's world? We at Connecticut College believe that such a process is worthwhile and still has a unique place in society today. These pages attempt to illustrate how the personal and intellectual growth we have achieved here is reflected in all that we do. 17 - Seniors Some faces you can never forget. Others you can never quite remember. One way or another, this section holds us all together as a class while each photograph speaks for itself, of itself. 119 Sports Athletics as well as academics at Connecticut College have always been alive and available. In- creased interest in sports has brought recognition to the school and a more diverse student body - one that is committed to ex- cellence on the playing field as well as in the classroom. 143 Dormitories Dormitories are a focal point around which the campus revolves. They are the environ- ment out of which we function, and are as various and vital as all the different faces that fill them each year. i 167 Organizations Clubs and organizations represent, another aspect of the liberal arts curriculum. Groups of people are, brought together by common ambitions, whether they are scholastic, athletic, cultural or simply social. This year has seen increased participation campus-! wide, as students exercise the many resources the college offers.: NTS 183 - Student Life The term says it all: student life. Here at Connecticut College many different life styles coexist. A walk in the Arboretum, lunch with a professor, tailgating at a soccer game, dance concerts, art exhibits, movies, plays, trips to Norm's or Ocean's, laying out a yearbook - all teach life's lessons, and a few are preserved here. The liberal arts education depends on a constant and dedicated faculty and staff in all its departments. Their support, friendship, and guidance are essential to all our progress. The quality of their contributions is mirrored in the quality of academics overall. 215 - Closing As another yearbook closes, we wish to salute once again our liberal arts education and thank all the people that make it possible. Our dosing includes a few final thoughts on this microcosm in which we have lived the past four years. We will continue to sup- port this institution so that others may also enjoy the offerings of a liberal arts education. The real value of a liberal arts education lies in the capacity to make fine distinctions. These words heard by an impressionable young sophomore in Miss Mulvey's English History class, represent the philosophy of this fine professor concern- ing the education of her students. Never content with second best, Helen Mulvey inspires her students to go beyond mediocrity, and to strive for academic ex- cellence. For the past thirty-six years, Miss Mulvey has been an important member of the Connecticut College community and has given her students a clearer understanding of their world, of its history, and of themselves. Miss Mulvey's record of service and dedication is an ex- ample of the heights which a college pro- fessor can attain. It is with pride, admira- tion, respect, and a deep sense of gratitude that we dedicate Koin 1983 to Professor Helen F. Mulvey. - The possible avenues of education have multiplied with growing specialization and higher standards of living in this country. The history of liberal arts within this expanding system is unfor- tunately closely linked to a fluctuating economy, and it has both profited and suffered in this relationship. Now that the feasibility of the liberal arts education is being threatened, we, who have chosen this course, contribute what follows as record of our experience. NESCAC: Keeping Academics in Mind Sports at Connecticut College - another enriching aspect of our education. This year was Conn's first year as a member of NESCAC: the New England Small Col- lege Athletic Conference. Our affiliation with NESCAC brings the Camels into a new arena of strong competition with other similar institutions which are also dedicated to giving their students top rate academics and athletic experience. Connecticut College's student-athletes reflect a high level of athletic prowess and maturity which is, in essence the core of the Conn. athletic program. R e ?m Entering Well-Equipped s e Student life not only animates all corners of the campus, but extends to marshes, to youth centres, to hospitals, to civil ser- vices in the area, to performances for the public and ultimately creates the generation that next moves out into Ell parts of the world. The community and the space of four years provided by undergraduate school allows us to ex- plore and develop ourselves and our abilities in order to enter that world well equipped. ty Iversli The Opportunity for D 12 o 14 Exploration of the Mind The life of the student focuses on his or her sampling of the fields available for study. This sampling alone could carry many of us far beyond the four year col- lege life. Exploration of this kind, and the training of the mind that results are the unique attractions of the liberal arts education. 15 16 Definition by Demonstration Liberal Arts: Academic disciplines, such as languages, history, philosophy, and abstract science, presumed to develop general intellectual ability and judgement and provide information of general cultural concern. The above is a dic- tionary definition of Liberal Arts. At Con- necticut College this definition underlies everything we do. Whether it is student activities, parties, sports, or academics, the definition is still the skeleton of our lives here. We take responsibility for what we create from that outline, the ways in which we personally animate our own educations. Seniors The class of 1983, like the previous sixty-four classes, is comprised of students who both individually and col- lectively have made their mark on all aspects of campus life. Their individuality is expressed in this section, where each photo is a personal statement. This is their year in the limelight culminating May 29th at Commencement. We applaud the seniors and wish them the best of luck in their future endeavors. : rl 17 18 A Tribute to Marg. Margaret Watson, our Dean of Stu- dent Affairs, known affectionately as Marg , affects every student at the col- lege in a direct or indirect way during each of their four years. She tames the monsterously complex housing lottery and eases roommate problems throughout both semesters. She is the energetic force behind the Housefellow program, informing them and helping to untangle the little problems that upset the harmony of dorm life. And teaming up with Karl Beeler and S.G.A., Marg sees to it that the social life on the campus is a healthy and enjoyable one. Through her dedication and a bit of magic, Marg suc- cessfully accomplishes what would or- dinarily keep a small staff busy on a full time basis. We appreciate the exceptional job she does, but this is only a part of why Marg is such a popular member of the campus community. It is her friendliness, concern, and her dedication to Connecticut Col- lege which has won the hearts of so many students over the years. Because of her warm personality, love, friendship and support, the Class of 1983 dedicates its Senior Section to Marg Wat- son, and thanks her for her role in making four years of college such a great experience. 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AUER English Juggkaggiv BARBARA ANN CUSMANO Psychology 116 .'lillll GLENN HARRIS DAVID LITOFF Government ZoologyBiochemistry nf royf!f!lft-ryr otm :W W ;m W waf gg . A 2, e ,,jj,,, WMM 4,? s 4jy4f$mwimenym y o fopre 27 e Pl otz - utnatfofkaf r,wffl cles f fipfff;d y Jf Kl$ffj'WftfijP?J;le?m ffy9,jty 4 Iy fi;nwa Py J?m, yr.dfm J,; ,fr,l V. f . , ; S w2200 zg'nn izt 7 i . ya , P 0 AR, f?fZ S 3 : NICK NESGOS BOB JORDAN KEVIN LOWENTHAL PhilosophyEconomics History Anthropology 117 JULIA GREENWAY French PAUL COYNE e ROBERT H. McBRIDE Government TP 118 Sports Athletically, Connecticut College offers seventeen varsity sports and sixteen in- tramural and club sports, giving students a wide variety to choose from. These ac- tivities enable the men and women of the college to improve themselves physically, while they get some relaxation L ',rf mentally. Athletic programs also build a sense of pride in one's self and a pride in the emerging athletic tradition at the col- lege. They are the heartbeat that keeps everything alive and vital, the physical manifestation of the college's ideal to continually improve. 119 A Team on the Rise o Q I A ff'l - W, -J: ' - g Et-.';' , . f - .F?..,.-- R . - ' - i b e 1 i ! 37 a !. - !'-!Hn'. n 4 - b e - . - e z - - i j N5 . 2 ' D - . . - L 2 s Y N 3 - 9 x - , q r 4 e - A - o G r s ; . 0 - 5, J h 4 i '- Y I 2 Wi J o 1 ED et anifs H . RirEti EETE R AR ST sl o g R e 5 i R : 2 + tafi SRR r 3 o B : i e a '::F FT111 TRoa 18 158 e Bl 5 mms 2, EHEt 4 : . g - - L L . - ! Front Row: Jody Bates, Page Preston, Collette Beaulieu, Susan Quigley, Shelle : . 2 e - ; . y Warman, K . I, Tamm Brown, Paula Trearchis, Christina Fragola, Caroline Twomey, Ebit Speers, Jane McKee, NanCyawwzg Se:n;t:;l;h'nut:: lz?nto?;:i:?ne Toa 120 The Connecticut College Women's Field Hockey Team finished its most successful season in several years. The team finished with a record of five wins, six losses, and one tie. Wins over Wesleyan University, Worcester Polytechnic Institute and Nichols College were among the season's highlights. Strong showings versus peren- nial powers Trinity College and Smith College proved that the Camels are a team on the rise. Freshman Caroline Twomey led the Camel attack with nine goals. Sophomore standout Page Preston added seven more. The steady, heads up play of junior Tammy Brown was the backbone of the Conn. defense. Co- captain Collette Beaulieu will be the only player lost to graduation, leaving the outlook for 1983 an optimistic one. 122 Camel Booters Begin Rebuilding Front Row, left to right: David Fenimore, Angelo Ziotas, Bob Gib Reinier De-Jong-Van-Coevorden. Second Row, left to right: Jim Hess, Carter Gillies Rosenberg, Eric Schoefer, Dave Jones. Third Row, left to right: Derek Sylvester, Scott Her Charlie Griffiths. Fourth Row, left to right: Tim Walter, Craig Starble, Owen Walsh, Chris Ti b, Jim Santaniello, Bert Czuchra, Steve O'Leary, Chip Orcutt, Jim CrowI?Y; . Pat Dougherty, Tom Liptack, Jim Brooks, Mike lihy, Gary Andrews, Joe Tatum, Tom Nusbaum, erney, Dave Shore. With a full compliment of freshman recruits, the varsity soccer team began its 1982-83 campaign with high hopes for a season which was to be anything but predictable. The Camels gave Division I powerhouse URI a scare in their season opener, taking a 2-1 lead into halftime before bowing 4-2. Full of confidence, the varsity easily disposed of arch-rival Coast Guard and Manhattanville by 3-1 scores. Next on the agenda was nationally-ranked New Haven, and Con- necticut fortunes took to a 1-1 tie with lit- tle time remaining, but let it slip away in the closing minutes 3-1. The aftermath of the UNH match was devastating. Unable to find the back of the net, the Camels were defeated in four straight matches before drawing two 0-0 matches. The Camels regained their winning ways by thrashing Trinity 2-0 and Nichols 4-1, in two of their final five ap- pearances of the season. Varsity soccer closed out its schedule with a 4-9-2 mark, in what was not an altogether disappointing season. Despite losing co-captains Jim Santaniello leading scorer and Bert Czuchra, and strikers Bob Gibb second-leading scorer and Steve O'Leary to graduation, the majority of the team are freshmen who have three more seasons to put Connecticut back into the top ten in New England Division il soccer. fm?'. ' 123 124 Spikers Show Strength First Row, left to right: Leila Cleaves, Susan Westmoreland, Megan Vosburgl 'BIMI left to right: Sally Jones, Cindy Stein, Katie Carlin, Lucia Rossoni, Jane Ach, Laura Brunner, Chris Priest. Coach Marilyn Gelish, Gz atali. . ' h, Michele Blanchard, Paula Reddy, Kay Offenhartz. Second Despite the 1982-83 Women Volleyball Team's 13-14 overall record, the team made considerable im- provements over last year's finish. This year's squad, led by seniors Michele Blan- chard and Megan Vosburgh, played ex- tremely well in dual matches during the season. Kay Offenhartz '84, Cindy Stein '84, Susan Westmoreland '85, Leila Cleaves '85, and Katie Carlin '85 were the backbone for the Camel starters. Rookie frosh Chris Priest, Laura Brunner, and Paula Reddy gained valuable ex- perience and maturity which will assert itself in the season to come. Coach Marilyn Gelish will most certainly have a power-packed squad for the future. 125 Best Season Ever 3' Front Row: Katie Danes, Cathy Leeming, Gayle Brady, Leslie Leemin Johnson, Joanne Knowlton, Cici Kossmann, Chris Sieminski, Elizabeth Hg' Mary-Ann Somers, Mary Smultea, Judy Kameon. Back Row: Ta ardy, Laurie Reynolds, Lisa Ezzard, Blair Nichols, Coach Sheryl Yea 126 The 1982 Camel's women's tennis team completed its best season ever with a smashing 9-2 record which gained atten- tion for the Camels in many New England college tennis circles. Led by senior co- captains Blair Nichols and Laurie Reynolds, along with seniors Taryl Johnson and Gayle Brady, Wesleyan and Bridgeport were defeated 7-2 and 4-3 respectively. Juniors Joanne Knowilton, Cici Kossman, Mary Smultea, Cathy and Leslie Leeming were among the top players for the Camels, each gaining points for each team victory. The outlook for next year? It can only be brighter as this team gains more experience and expertise. 127 Aiming for the Top 128 The Women's Crew team, full of ex- perienced and dedicated seniors, began their fall season with the National Invita- iional Women's Regatta in which several camel crews made it to the finals. The Head-of-the-Charles Regatta found Con- necticut with seven women's boats entered, several of which also finished strongly. The women Camels trained diigently throughout the winter in preparation for the spring season's demanding schedule. The team should end up strongly, hopefully placing boats in the prestigious Dad Vail Regatta. The Men's Crew surpassed all expecta- tions with a very strong showing in the fall Head regattas. At the Head-of-the- Connecticut, the Varsity Heavyweight Eight placed 6th, while the Varsity Lightweight Eight finished a firm 11th. At the Head-of-the-Charles, the Heavyweight boat landed 19th out of forty, two slots ahead of arch-rival Coast Guard. With the freshmen boats also finishing strongly, Coach Tom Boyer can be sure his Camel oarsmen will be ready for their unsuspecting Dad Vail competitors. First Row, left to right: Jennifer Lorin, Jill Hanson, Molly Goodyear, Edie Taylor, Kristen Smith, Melissa Hewson, Lisa Cherbuliez. Second Row, left to right: Jennifer Farber, Lisa Boily, Lauren Cleary, Anne Dennehy, Kathy Lynnes, Amy Blackburn, Liz Greene, Lynne Herrick, Natalie Mead. Third Row, left to right: Coach Claus Wolter, Robin Baxendale, Connaught Meagher, Beth Lerman, Tanah Kalb, Fran Trafton, Lindsy Leinbach, Kathy Herzog, Kim Hajus, Anne Gianacakes. First Row, left to right: Neil Manchester, Phil Marsh, Sean Peoples, Heather Hewson, Charlie Griffiths, Sonya Aston. Steve Saunders, Patty Gillett, Dave Thomas, Roger Ken- -'Edy.; Joe Tatum. Second Row, left to right: John Rice, Jon Scheiber, Alan Patterson, Mike Hlsglns, Mark Leapman, Steve Geiser, Dirk Murray, Steve Potter, Cliff Meirowitz, Mark ? 500, Jim Beers. Third Row, left to right: Steve Loftus, Tom Sady, Dan Besse, Dave eterson, Rich Snyder, Aldo Rossi, Rusty Lane, Paul Ciarcia, Coach Tom Boyer. Fourth Row, feft to right: Dave Legow, Marco Bisaccia, Ed Levy, Bill Fiora, John Ely, Bob Hannon, Paui Bober, Don Peters, Jon Wolfson, Basil Donnelly. Missing: Walt Popov. 128 Harriers Train for Future Bottom Row, left to right: Ken Cadigan, Stephanie Taylor, Heidi Gei Row, left to right: Ned Bishop, Peter Foley, Leonard Ellentuck, Dave Lit ges, Ellen Donlon, Laura Nirtaut, Amy Wagner, Frances Blume. T0P off, Geoff Farell, Calvin Pond, Rob Ingram, Coach Mark Connolly- 130 The 1982-83 Men's Cross Country team posted a 0-8 record on the year, but a number of strong individual perfor- mances made the season a positive one. Senior Dave Litoff capped a brilliant four-year career, earning All-American honors by finishing 14th in the NCAA Division lll National Championships in Fredonia, New York. Ned Bishop '84 and Peter Foley '83 both finished the season strongly, helping the team finish a solid 21st at the New England Division Il Regionals. Geoff Farrell 83, Ken Cadigan '83, Rob Ingram '83, and Len Ellentuck '86 all contributed to this strong season finale. The 1982-83 Women's Cross Country Camels finished their rebuilding season with a record of 1-6-1, both their win and tie against Quinnipiac College. The young team's pack leaders were Ellen Donlon '85 and Stephanie Taylor '85, with strong showings by Laura Nirtaut '86, Amy Wagner '86, Fran Blume '86, and Heidi Geiges '86. With these many young runners gaining experience and in- creasing their potential over the past season, the future for these Camel har- riers looks bright. 131 Hoopsters Remain Strong l. ! First Row: left to right, Kevin McGann, Sam Gonzales, Doug Kirk, Jim Santaniello, John Fields. Bartolomei, Jeff Wiener, David Benjack, Peter Dorfman, Paul Rogers, Brennan Glas Row: Leon Kinloch, Tom Fleming, Rich Wolffe, 727 . Second Row: Assistant Coach Ron Jirsa, Jof 80, John Jowaiszas, Coach Martin Schoepfer. 132 The 1982-83 Camel hoopsters, riding off of a strong 1982 showing, finished their season with a fine 12-10 record. The season kicked into high gear as the Camels defeated Amherst and Coast Guard to win the Whaling City Invita- tional Tournament before an overflowing home crowd. Wins against Wesleyan and Gordon College fortified the team's record. Juniors Peter Dorfman and Tom Fleming provided the scoring firepower for the Camels while John Bartolomei '85, Doug Kirk '84, Jim Santaniello '83, and Rich Wolfe '84 were also standout performers for first year coach Martin Schoepfer's squad. Only one senior will be lost to graduation, so these young hoopsters will be stronger and faster for the years to come. 133 134 The 1982-83 Women's Basketball team, under the leadership of first year coach Bill Lessig, compiled a misleading 7-13 season record. Lacking the height that many of their opponents had, these Camels fought hard in many of their games, only to lose by a small margin. On the scorecard, Laura Brunner '86 was the top point-getter for the team. Becky Carver '84 and Margie Bennett '85 were the Camel's fighters, excelling on defense and team offense. M. . Kanabis '84 was the main playmaker on the team, with Sarra Newhall '83 providing the backcourt depth. With new frosh next year, the Camel hoopsters can be expected to produce an excellent squad for Coach Lessig. 135 Ice Camels Win With Youth Front: sitting, Paul Marks. First Row: left to right, Greg Byrchman, Doug Tulin, Gre. Second Row: Paul Brock, Dave Fitzgerald, Mark Munroe, Steve Heane Wa . g John McCormack, Perry Welch, Coach Doug Roberts. Third Row: Miie Fi?t;?: Elowe, Nigel Bentley, Bill Charbonneau, Lee McLare 8 Donovan, Tom Scala, Steve LaMarche, Chip Orcutt ger, Don Pasquarello, Dan Collins. Fourth Row: Cra8 Bower, P. J. O'Sullivan, Manager Bill Veronese, Manager Elise Ericsson, Gaar Talanian, Manager Ted Root 136 The 1982-83 Camel hockey season can be adequately summed up by the Wesleyan-Connecticut game of February. With Dayton Arena packed tight with ecstatic fans, the Camels held onto a 5-4 lead for the first time ever to beat arch-rival Wesleyan. It was in this type of atmosphere that the Camels tallied an 14-9 mark for the season. Led by seniors Nigel Bentley, Connec- ticut's all-time leading scorer, and captain Paul Brock, the Camel's entry into the new NESCAC league was an intimidating one, as they racked up wins and gave other Division I and Il squads legitimate scares. Other vital cogs which will figure heavily in next year's season are Craig Bower '84, Chip Orcutt 84, and the 10 returning freshmen, many of whom were starters and also provided the squad with depth. Coach Doug Roberts should be very optimistic about the future, and about the position of the team as a new contender in New England Division Ili hockey. 137 Camels Vault to Winning Record P e W Y i o el i isCi i heeler, Laura Patz, Ro irst Row, left to right: Priscilla Fulford, Beth Bria, Amy W : ; Eg;cht;:;f Zimmerrfmann, Kate Fiene, Randi Hammond, Cathy Altman, Judy Burge yse Shanley, Krista Roseland. Second Row, eft to right r, Jill Whitney, Pat Moe, Kathi Helms. 138 e The 1982-83 Women's Gymnastics Camels, smaller in size and competing against nine Division Il teams, proved to be a stronger and more versatile team than expected. Even hampered with in- juries, the squad went on to defeat such formidable opponents as Coast Guard, Brown, M.IT, and Waestfield State. Senior co-captains Royse Shanley and Laura Patz were outstanding performers on the uneven bars, the beam, and vaulting. Pat Moe '84 lead the squad in all-around scoring and in each of the in- dividual events. Amy Wheeler '83, Priscilla Fulford '85, and Katie Fiene '86 also performed brilliantly throughout the season. Coach Jeff Zimmermann's entire team deserves praise for their ac- complishments despite the obstacles they encountered. 139 Record Setting Season First Row: left to right, Coach Cliff Larrabee, Ann-Marie Parsons, Nancy Maxwell, Laur Moll, Lee Statchen, Sara Savin, Linn Speers, Jenny Davis. Second Row: Margaret Dugan Macleod, Sarah Pitt, Jennifer Cox, Joanne Ferrero. y Bowman, Karen Cloney, Marjorie Bresnick, 1 , Julie Perlman, Gayle Brady, Susan Coakley, Caft 140 - - .?, 5 : A !CONN COLLECE WELL SHOW YOU A GOOD TIME! The Connecticut College Women's Swim Team, a tightly knit group of eigh- teen individuals, swam to a strong 7-5 mark for the 1982-83 season. Led by Coach Cliff Larrabee and spirited senior co-captains Nancy Maxwell and Sue Coakley, the team broke numerous school records over the season. Seniors Linn Speers and Jenni Davis finished their careers with standing records in the 100 yd. Individual Medley and the 100 yd. Freestyle, respectively. Frosh Sarah Pitt was the first swimmer in Connecticut's history to qualify for the Division Il Na- tional Swimming and Diving Competi- tion. Overall, this young squad will be faster in the years to come, and will also surely miss this year's talented seniors. J 141 Intramurals: Total Involvement Connecticut College's strong in- tramural program exists as a release from the tension of academics. Every dor- mitory is represented by a team in various sports which include flag football, hockey, volleyball, and many others. On any given afternoon, one can find the Chapel Field filled with screaming fans; or in the evening in Crozier-Williams with dorm volleyball in full swing. For those who do not participate in varsity sports, and even for those who do, intramurals provide a sense of team competition and dorm camaraderie. 142 Dormi There are twenty-one houses on cam- pus, varying considerably in both size and character. Abbey, Unity, and Knowlton offer three alternative living experiences to students on campus. The feeling of an extended family is bolstered by parties, N l Lol I tories A Il intramural sports, dorm dining rooms, and day to day living. The subtleties of social relationships, cooperation, and loyalty are all brought out in the dor- mitory, and will provide lasting memories and friendships for years to come. t 1 13 s 143 Front Row, left to right: Joanne Segal, Karyn Barsa, Robert Gibb, Bert Czuchra, Cynthia Susla, Maarten Terry. Second Row, left to right: Guy DeFrances, Tracy Auef, Vosburgh, Kathy Armstrong, Greta Davenport, Dean Margaret Watson, Sara Barrett. Third Row. left to right: : Mark Fi Andrew Roffman, Katherine Hartman, Steve Goldstein, Franicis McGurk. l HE S O Leary, Altressa Cox, Kambrah Garland, 144 The figurative or actual leader of the dormitory is the Housefellow. The job re- quires a sharp eye, a sympathetic ear, a frm hand, and patience. Laughter, a touch of insanity perhaps, and the ability to overcome embarrassing situations are also qualities that give the dormitory a healthy, supportive atmosphere. Un- doubtedly, problems occur, but swift, decisive action and a cool head under pressure earn a Housefellow the respect of fellow dorm members. Things aren't always easy for these campus leaders, but when the chemistry is there, beautiful moments of togetherness and fun become etched in the mind forever. 145 146 F!'rsl Row: left to right, Andrew Harkins, Beth Zalinger, Elise Aronov, Maria Liz Branca. Second Row: Sue Brandes, Todd Bank with wok, Bart Hoskins Anne Dufault, Andrew Roffman, Byron Woolle i i g : : Chip Orcutt. o n, Jessie Heminway, Alcibiades. Third Row: Shana Kaplow, Steve Mitrione, T. Marshall Gr Missing: Nigel Bentley. O'Brien, Nancy Gruskay, Louise Low, Barclay Welch, Pat Daddo . John Williams, Caroline Kercher, Joann Coppola, Jessica Tolmac First Row: eft to right, Liz Tesson, Ann Donihue, Laura Jelks, David McDonald, Bruce Rutledge, Ali Lieber, Shari Passerman, John Fields, Janna Leonoff, Caroline Renwick. Second Row: Cinia Bellafante, Joan Robins, Denise Engelhardt, Laurie Crumpton, Becky Dynes, Kaci Kinne, Muffin Luther, Michael Gottdenker, Pat Howell, Cindy Bendroth, Karen Bousquet, Mia Shin. Third Row: Em Seggos, Anne Somer, Sarah Brady, Scott Herlihy, Lisette Schnelle, Sprague Simonds, Sue Brown, Altressa Cox, Niki Threet, Todd Garneau, Pam DiBona, Jenny Downey, Amy Lester, Brendan O'Donnell. Fourth Row: Hillary Ellison, Tom Loureiro, Liz Barrack, Byron White, Rod Woodley, Vicki Morse, Phil Huvos, Lynn Culick, Adam Gerberick, Mary Newbury, Ronnie Venture, Leslie Williams, Eric Schoefer. Missing: Chris Bartolucdi, Steve Berg, Jeff Idelson, Jamie Hess, Iris Polak, Reiner De-Jong-Van-Coevorden, William Stackpole, Jeff Harris, Tony Salvatore, Mike Higgins, James Crowley, Katy Richter, Cathy Nowack, Sam Caulfield, Rick Zieff, Tony Chiaravelotti, James Gravel, Kim Thompson, Ted Root, Lesley Freeman, Jane Bess, Elisa Rooks, Gregg Cabinelle, Kay Offenhartz, Linda Knox, Robin Goodman, P. J. O'Sullivan, Pat McMillan, Sharis Arnold, Amey Schenek, Stephanie Ray, Robin Rivard, Ann Balsamo, Leanne Pedro, lo Greene, Sue Peterson, Joan Goldenthal, Margaret Dougan, Ann Babcock, Katy Fiene, Carolyn Gardeski, Meg Macri, Diane Athill, Laura Brunner, Kathy Herzog, Gina Dejesus, Barbara Malmberg, Debbie Levine, Sue Czepiel, Lucia Paclicelli, Trish Giovannone, Alison Hall, Jackie Quinones. 147 First Row: left to right, Kathy Canfield, Renee Rougeot, Leslie Lamkin, Deborah Second Row: Louisa Moore, Sharon Gillis, Emily Ross, Toni Chute, Marc Agnifilo DeMontebello, Leonard Ellentuck, Bill Walter, Hilary Gans, Tim McDonough, Rol;;i Susan Quail, Bert Czuchra. Fourth Row: Robert Kovacik, Gordon Rudd, Richar Richards, Kathy Boyd, Lee Pratt, Lynn Tupay. Missing: Veronic Halpine, Tanah Kalb, Madeline Egger, Katrina Paine, Sally Becker, Seth : o Horzepa, Amy Brown, Beth Spejewski, Joan Smith, Susan Levin. Coplan, Bob Clarke, Dan St. Laurent, Jon Belcher, Bob Levine, Sarah Wakh Vileno, Maria Merrill, Diana Mignatti, Filomena Pascar Sarah Lavelle, Blair Nichols. Third Row: Lisa Lowen, n Ruhlin, Kimberley Knutson, Joyce O'Conner, Jodi Kel.; d Kassel, Joe Cooper, Brad Wade, Chris Livingston, ke 148 First Row: Jeft to right, Kim Newby, Lisa Miller, Kitty ljams, Alison Crowley, Jeff Rubin, Constantine Brocoum, Cynthia Lorie, Julie Lehman, Ab- by Cohen, Bil Ultun, Bill Veronese. Second Row: Mary Cushing, Joanna Bloom, Lisa Hearst, Michele Kuttner, Isabelle Day, Francis Jones, Jocelyn Moore, Stephanie Hogan, Andrea Trella, Jon McCarthy, Mike Yudowitz, Jon Dorf, Dave Warner, Jon Latimer. Third Row: Theresa Comisky, Lorraine Lamont, Jackie Newman, Tina Goldstein, Donna Spencer, Rob Berg, Anne Rasmussen, Lee Statchen, Missy Jenkins, Jaqet Conley, Laura Maguire, Michele Marple, Angie Roberts, Eileen Diener, Margaret Carrol, Jean Abdella. Fourth Row: David Green, Jessu:g Taylor, Cynthia laffe, Athena Tsakanikas, Judy Martin, Sue Grantham, Geoff Everett, Jenn Watral, Justine Alston, Lisa Keating, Madeg Rossi, eCCa Gates, Ellen Suber, Andy Castle, Jim Stiles, Chris Selby. Fifth Row: Rob Noyes, Eric Otten, Tom Franco, Rusty Lane, Rich Wolff, Anne Resnick, Bente Jones, Chris Byrne, Joanne Segal, Scott Lawrence, Toby Morral, Peter Moor, Mandy Smith, Steve Lau, Marlous Vanlier, Anne ;Eggdon, Cinda Baum, Roger Kaufman, Patti Hariman, Kim Morse, Jim Fleming. ng: Chris Cardner, Pat Dougherty, Bob Stammers, Kelvin Flores, Dave Litoff, Russell DuPuy, Pat Kennedy, Gary Andrew, Peter Downey, Hans Gibson, Begth Lerman, Eric emel, Franco Donovan, Stacey Bobbitt, Catherine Fukushima, Pierrette Newman, Beth Hogan, Linda Cannata, Carol Newman, Jamie Jacobs, Kath Smith, Robin Merrill, Anne Dennehy, Caroline Twomey, Claire Macleod, Mary Bull, Anne Gianacakes, Mary Ann Somers. 149 First Row: left to right, Herb Holtz, Laura Agran, Kathy Wright, Kathy Helms. Second Row: Pat McMillan, Andy Rosenstein, Jim Richards? Carolyn Sullivan, Steve Potter, Beth Rohlfs, Jon McEwan, Alan Patterson, Sally Barrett, Daphne Hays Wena Stark. Dori Frev,vald. Third ko' Ruth Glickman, Lynne Pogmore, Elizabeth Hardy, Matthew Martin, Alan Cohen, Neal Manchester, Will szroy 'Karen Underwood, 3 Zuckerman, Lisa Kett, Lisa Swanson. Fourth Row: Tim Pratt, Sharon Ephraim, Laurie Fleishman, Susan. Graham, Christine Breck, Chris Rem? Doug Bigham, Linda Cusack. Fifth Row: Dan Tilden, Patty Gillett, Mark Leapman, Christina Hamrick Lu-An;'a Conner Donrraa Roberts, Davidson, Margie Schwartz. 5 ; : Missing: Lisa Donoughe, Jessica Hecht, Jackie Gordon, Dave Legow, Tony Catlin, Paul Ciar cia, Paul C dy Byes Nicholson, Gina Carano, Terry Berlin, Patty Cone, Amy Buckingham, Stephanie Thompson, oyne, Dave Barbash, Ak Garland, Steve Flynn, Matt Tuck, Randy Tracey Morse, Maureen O'Neal. J o S ' Sjlting: left to right, Kathy Martin, Mary-Anne Giordano, Debbie Leffingwell, Lisa Levaggi, Royse Shanley, Cathy Altman, Julia Isaacson, Anne Young, Amy Slitka, Heather Lane, Kati Gyorgyey, Jenny Doyle, Amy Beale, Anne Morgan, Rachel Shatz, Virginia Clark, Linda Hughes, Ellen ;',Dhmon, Jeremy Kramer. Standing: Calvin Poole, Jenny Lamb, Erik Haslon, Bob Bortnick, Omer Sinangil, Alex Kasten, Bill White, Russ ingman, Chris Fray, Jason Grear, Zach Karas, Charlie Wurts, Larry Blazer, Peter Kasperson, Lisa Roberds, Monica Pearl, Sally Jones, Jane Hig- 8ens, Peter Dorfman, Bob Jordan, Sam Gonzales, Tom Fleming, John Bartolomei, Kevin McGann, Steve O'Leary ' jHlssa S: Lee Lawrence, Susan Foote, Nick Avery, Doug Kneeland, Dan Rini, Ruth Haas, Anita Visconti, Brock Wylan, Paige Cottingham, Annette Boykins, Collette Beauligu, Leslie ; e. Or-en Tasini, Lynn Herrick, Kevin Lowenthal, Elizabeth Greenberg, Jeff Hager, Winton Porterfield, Andy Magioncalda, Ted Shapiro, Eric Berkowitz, Mark Siladi, Leslie Yager, wecky Carver, Kathy Kelly, Lucine Wolohojian, Pam French, Janet Mead, Amy Felmley, Sandy Colozzi, Jeanine Dadourian, Kathy Moses, Cretchen Galbraith. 1561 152 --'J First Row: left to right, Kristin Wooten, Elizabeth Kolber, Kristen Smith, Kar : : d Row: e : i arles Painchaud, Heather Hewson, Loren Shapiro, Henry Dostal, Lisa Hoekstra. Second nd fopen GTbtlL Ch;stt;l;?g e;ex;iirl?:rg?;mcei, !Nedolly Goodyear, Beth Purnell, Diane Meatlpey, Jennifer Price, Caroleen Hughes, Vel;:a Elzird i er; ida Kramer Doug Evans, Jennifer Farbar, Gregory Donovan, Anthony Ward, Stephen Heaney, Marc Grede;son, Ae ey Steven;, M Wend Hy'de Thomas Curtis, Jo Carol Sachs, Pamela Varley, Emilie Woodward, Lisa Condon, Hope An + Alison? ?rt;rml:golr? Ssac:w?e:I Besse,YCIare h'flahon, Janice Goldblatt, Nancy Farquhar, John Jowaiszas, Bradford DeMoranville. Fourth Row: De ! : : i Hamblett, foit Reterson, faie 0w, Karen Notian, Bavid Rubin, L eslie Doppler, Kathy Coates, Shawn Dooley, Tim Walter, Topher onn 1 ' i i ale, Bradley Funnye. 3 anp. EObm P a;?Eecin Jeffery Pr:os, Kevin Kelly, Peter Cole, Carter Gillies, Missing: GFESfEJ ':; plumme; Nancy Richardson, Lisa Wilcox, Amy BmMEn-feid' J :;e:: ?xlj';:?hi: Deborah l:acobs, Carolyn Spector, Nancy Sutton, Laura Vinson ow, i : Paula Reddy, Deborah Link. a ko en Henry, Lynn Hyman, Julia Morton, Susan Budd, Andre Stephen Miller, Lisa Erickson oanne Knowlton, Laurie Ha , Sue Chase, Melaney Armst - Sean Grimsey, Candy Olsen, Camille Lamont, K!SJESY et ves, Louise Zeitlin, Leslie Leeming, Anick Iflcf:vE'rLS man, Kiske rong, Cindy Cunningham, Caren Corso, Cici Kos FREENMIANE 4 T X 1 e RSN -. f left to right, Cynthia Vitto, Angela Gesualdi, Tracy Hall, Joanne Spillard, Lisa Synoradzki, Laurie Reynolds, Alison Ogg, Stephanie First Row: T?ie ' Tim Joseph, im Baldwin, Robert Valinote, Wil Eglin, Dan Hajjar. Second Row: Gerda Gomez, Lisa DeCesare, Betsy Scutt, Laura if:neau Lori Korwin, Becky Sell, Wendy Wadsworth, Anne Norton, Wendy VanNieuwenhuyze, David Jones, Doug Mola, Mark Church. -rdRow: Lu-Ann Conner, Ellen Wadleigh, Kim Burgess, Stephanie Lewis, Charlie Taylor, lan Atkinson, Cynthia Susla, Robert McMillan, David -ster, Doug Simon, Charlie Kernan, Paul Siraco, Steve Wilkins, Michael Schoenwald. Fourth Row: Lisa Pierce, Dawn Scaramuzza, Pl -ristopher Denn, Natali : it . Natalie Mead, Don Pasquarello, Dan Collins, Paul Rodgers. ; - ; o ng: Glenn Glass, Elizabeth Sheehy, Doug Kirk, Bgd Gann, Stuart Thomas, Dana Heinz, Richard Teitelbaum, Steven Josephson, Tom Roberts, Jim Hardy, Martha Miller, Wen b 1 COlette Lottor, Wiliam Scully, John McLaughlin, Scott Simpson, George Cunningham, Paul Marks, Andy Pinkes, Larry Wood, Paul Brock, Dan x;?bge'b?eigttd;g; r b 1;.w;'an;0 f Susan Summerill, Fran Trafton, Betsy Sharon, Jane Wickstrom, Carolyn Abbott, Pam Butler, Patty Knight, Mary Tullis, Margot Criscitiello, Willa Roberts, Bty avman, Elis Fr, icksson, Lisa Karas, Debbie Sadowsky, Nancy Maxwell. 153 154 ; e - i S S e T -l ARY. HARKNESS f s e o First Row: Jeft to right, Debbie Duffy, Maria Wyckoff, Chris Heym, Saskia Mooney, Lisa Boily, Amy Muskin, Erica van Brimer, KIA, M Mombello, Diane E'Iasopfl, Tim Dodge, Jon Clymer. Second Row: Karen Smith, Leyrr;an Skieiar Laura ! s l;n, dncij a IGriswt;!d Kathy? Koessel, Sally Hatcher. Third Row: Lisa Schmltt, Beth Wipgate, Sue Rusk, Liz Coffey, Kristen Ra dt;rnach o;n ar m?l EroK i Mey;er Dete Feldman, Loretta Scheer, Anne Feeney, Sonia Caus, Melinda Macht, Keith Sampson Kerry Greene ek Eller R Imcsj Y. s Borba. Fout Row: Kim Pouliot, Rocky Ackroyd, Fiona Candlish, John Evans, Sara Savin, Cynthia Askew Bill , Mary Ellen Reardon, Lu e inger, Dave Edgar, Clara, Hal Sizer, Jeff Day, Kathy Alston, Jed Alpert, Sara . Bill Bray, Janet Maselek, Tom Pado, Mela L illi i i ref Lauterbach, Rob Stern, Nancy Lerner, Kathy McMorrow, Beth Block, Calvin POEEUESSCE? I?us,an Palmore, Jillian Steinberg, Erez Kreitner, k2 mu:s':' P'Sb STi:ebE c ll:rg?r' D;Z ?erar:.FN!?: BELBO' Jensr:fe; S To ? Olsen, Debbie Arom:;vici Betsy gi:'lnstlL ie Hof i d, Nick Bel, arshall, Dana McDonald, Ginny Pasternak, Fai nton, Sara Townsend, Lisa Cherbuliez, Hilary Shay N ger, Laurie Ho f.ma' Edith Taylor, Nancy Boyd, o Willy I, Sue Spencer, Liz Rogers, Heidi Geiges. - Amy Blackburn, Meredith Drake, Gretchen Anderegg, Cherye s Eack Row: left to right, Craig Bower, Fran McGurk, Gail McGrew, Muisi Krosi, Deeda Hull, Marco Bisaccia. Middle Row: Eric Ng, Nicole Nolan, Lu-dy Mmer: Helena Arellano, Mary Ann Sagnella, Terri Dignard, Jessica Hadlow, Tomas Montgomery, Michele Poire, Robert Ingram, Dlanpe Hemlock, Linda Dirke. Front Rew: Andrea Wong, Tina Douglass, Mari Lanzillo, Kim Gabert, Nancy Dodge, Suzanne Tyndall, Jackie Harris, Lisa Newman, Monica Crothers, Sitting: Bill Murray, Mark Wilson. Lying down: Gregg Breen. : ; rsmg George Newman, Dominic Colonna, John Poglinoc, Yuhsik Kim, Becky Sheldon, Cathleen Lane, Christine Sieminski, Ariel Lawrence, John Rice, Sylvia Lopez, Paul Cyr, stna Ling, Lisa Ezzard, Marco Bisaccia. 155 156 First Row: left to right, Sarra Newhall, Sally Peters, Mary Beth Christie, All Reich, Mary Jean Kanabis. Second Row: Anne St. John, Andy Berl sl Jeske, Sally Conner, Lisa Bibring, Edward Wilson, Polly Altrocchi, Heidi S : . : : o Anne Kiely. Third Row: Mark Foushee, Bill Charbonneau, Carmen P i, Mar$cigi?gfg,iig ??sFelLE:CKmA;:;hfliifg;;; . stell, Michael Julian, John Shea, Nemo Hannafin, Mif owe, Mariana Nork, Carolyn Howard, David Benjack, James Schnuer EARRABEE g g o h y Fn:st Row: clockwise, from top corner, . G. Riviere, Cathy Irons, Nina Calace-Mottola, Maria DiMattina, Grelchgn Hes?, Mary Beth Lee, Pam Missal, Leslie Graham, Quynh-Trang Nguyen, Steve Gillis, Tracy Jacobson, Diana Lee, Annie Scott, Peter Benoliel, Carilee Lamb, Alan Stern- stein, Garry Bliss, Gary DeMaria, Maritza Maiano, Lucinda Decoster, Jill Strickman, Anne Frank, Leon Kinlock, Sean Lee, Eden Marriott, Wendy DeMaiorebus, Adam Rader, Julia May, Kathryn Humphrey, Paula Bernhardt, Karyn Barsa, Kathy Cryan, Abby Mintz, Mont Fennel, Amy Ben- amin, Amy's friend from UVM, Sarah Moore, Connie Jangraw, Kris Burkhalter, Alan Spalter, Ken Cadigan, Lamont Braxton, Fozia Hamud, Paul Bober, Alice Stokke, Liz McCarthy, Michele Beaulieu, Tina Libenson, Jane McEneaney, Libby Marston, Carol Lamont, Stefano Donati sing: Teresa Montano, Emily Woolf, Margaret Mundy, Sylvia Lopez, Wylie Sarah Marshall, Nancy Heffron, Marina Armellini, Christina Priest, Anne Wollaeger, Paula McDonald, Melanie Davis, Sharon Andrew, Elisabeth Lyons, Karen Cloney, Tina Riedell, Jennifer Roeckelein, Barbara Lupucy, Sue Coakley, Kim Jaeckel, Tamie Kelsey, Katie Moremen, Rosemary Battles, Debarah Scherer, il Henken, Edwin Lugo, Larry Dorman, Joe Lawler, Mark Hobbs, Phillip Marsh, Richard Brayshaw, Tom Saidy, Kirk Goetchius, F-'Warlie Griffiths, Brian Schneider, Nick Burlingham, David Koral, Eric Kaplan, Chris Vincze, Nancy Schena, Suzanne Schavoir, Cindy Stein, Anne Delanley, Holly Goldgn, Kathy ey, Lynne Cascio, Amy Lapidow, Anne-Marie Gwiazdowski, Sherri Lunden, Alyssa Roth, Christina Holz, Debbi Flashman, judy Prescott, Beth Munigle, Wen RU Nie, Susan c0gar, Patricia McDonough, Taryl Johnson, Jill Baker, Karen Hanson. 157 ' hans- ol 1 LY A AL E T EIIEE glsgfrlt i - . o , Eam ISR 8- - o o u'.--g,-.-'. - n-lu'l,llduu.,.:a'?a ------.:--QF- o RS- . 3 o o e ' il Tarbor, i i Craig Gordon, Ji e eon oron. NI binnegan, Steve Saunders, Scott Wipper, Katalin Gyorgyey, Craig Smil?l?: i,enr t;c::ird Cefen, Daisy Smith; Standing: left to right, Karen W Funkhouser, - M Hawki in, Carole Tom eldon, Nancy Carlton, Jeff awkmsFi Iona:?r;arc'nkStax;sg,g ol M John Santini, Elizabeth Dustin, Katie Vanderkloot, Whitney Wilson, Art Durity, Ned Taylor, Ron G Moulton, John Santini, Mi:sri:!t;?Sar;?; Whisenand, Mark Robidoux. G 158 First row: left to right, David Elkes, Kim Ray, Colleen Matan, Phil Hayden, Lee Babb, Jennifer Watts, Ed Hurley, Roberta Stewart. Second Row: 2ara Lamb, Sue Brooke, Martha Ritz, Amy Wheeler, Carolyn Egan, Tracey Watanabe, Pam Walsh, Janet Jenkins, David Hagge, Julia Strauss, Andrea Watt, Chris Tierney, Basil Donnelly, Joan Burnett, Judy Kameon. Third Row: Renee Coleman, Joan Makosky, Bobbi Kline, Carolyn dhl:e. Julie Roosen. Fourth Row: George Schumacher, Jerry Gaffney, Nat Cohen, Karen Mosman, Doug Jones, Darius Wadia, Jed Rardin, ackie Vargas. l'. s?ing: Andy Robinson, Peter Margolis, John Cohen, Peter Shope, Jeff Wiener, Steve Rodman, David Socolof, John Shubert, Andy Meade, Aaron Cohen, Rick Unruh, Jack e, 22v Bowers, Kent Matricard, David Wolfe, David Tyler, George Breen, Priscilla Fulford, Laurel MacDuffie, Katie Carlin, Elizabeth Grimsey, Melissa Hewson, John Ambler, Emes Santaniello, James Greenberg, Tom Liptack, Jon Scheiber, Andrea Florey, Ray Ketchum, George Simonoff, Robert Shuster, Jane Ach, Carol Tolliver, Walt Papov, Lauren o 21. Jody DeMatteo, Sue Dunnington, Naomi Weinstein, Shelly Warman, Elizabeth Carroll, Anne Merrick, Jane McKee, Sue Gilman, Carley Rand, Margie Roswell, Tammy 0Wn, Martha Woodward, Elizabeth Speers, Guy Defrances. 159 160 Sitting: left to right, Ellen Donlon, Jeff Hilford, Martha Clampitt, Jill Whitney Randi Hammond. First Row: Standing, Gail Hopp, Marc Gearin, Steve Craw:f Kur, Amy Wagner, Laura Nirtaut, Steve Goldstein. Second Row: ; i Cathy Leeming, Coreen West, Francis Blume, Marjorie Bes, ord, Kathy Lockyer, Peter Santis, Karen Saurino, Dana Elder, . Standi ; Thirt Row: Standing, Lucia Reardon, Jay Lauf, John Eley, Kenny Perregaux, gi?gn James Jolly, Nermeen Murad, Deborah Lowry, Kim Norton. H, - Missing: John Ebin, Dana Dunne, Chris Wanat, Craig Starble, John Miller, Dan McCarthy, An WaISh' DWight Atherton' Jerome Turtola. even Rob?m!e z ; 4 3 dy Mann, Peter Mou i i jan, St Ken Gotlib, Jonathan Wolfson, Girard Smith, Johnathan Dodd, Peter Ditlevsen, Edward Nelson, Brennan GlaSgou,S:fzzlf:;gl;itirasz:e?f::if:f g;r?i:r iifdrg;h Labaree, B, Hibbard, David Blaney, Sarah Stefani, Julia Constantine, Dana Elder, John Keene i . - - 3 ; . , Anne-Marie Harti i ; 5 : T Auber, B Leitner, Robert Hannon, Hilary Bovers, Kathy Glennon, Amy Kiernan, Gina Varano, Thomas ScaI:rl:i?sanf:vTeHla-ln;gr?g i:r;:;?ahf: LF;Ir'1ter?hsa:eltlyn?:;:tr?:ba?:::;d . 3 ' i eimeth, Anne- e - Kara McCormack, Anne Schulson, Cathy Abbott, Anna Disano, Janet Catlin, Kath Cusker, Marita Kennedy, Elizabeth Wieczorek. - Y Hurley, Mary Auth, Tracy Hallstead, Nancy Snyder, Molly Kolb, Elizabeth Burpee, M El h T e ey e e 115t Row: left to right, Steve Srebnick. Second Row: Peter Strand, Richard Snyder, Alec Madoff, Melany Khan, Frances Kelley, Mei-Ni Kuo, g tllanne Spirito, Julia Hewitt, Jeannine Riley, Melanie Holcomb, Guy Parsons. Third Row: Paul Stueck, Krista Whetstone, Michael Reder, Liz j0 08Way, Sue Hamlett, Lisa Swansey, Kambrah Garland, Richard Stavis, Janet Christofano, Gilly Rogers, Matt Scudder. Fourth Row: Steve Vison, Ed Burger, Paul Harvey, Mike Silverstein, Andrei LLoyd, Kira Cunningham, Jamie Claus, Dan Klagsbrun, Karen Taylor, Connaught ?'-f?gheh Carol Robbin, Susan Stewart, Pamela Bullis, Diane Doyle, Anne Gallagher, Liz Swinton, Meg McClellan. : 8sing: John Walsh, Steve Sacks, Charles O'Leary, Paul Harvey, Duncan Robertson, Wiff Stenger, Tod Rutstein, Ed Levy, Dave Lopp, John-Marc Quilter, Tom Nusbaum, Pat 'U?efu Cerald O'Connor, Peter Nionakis, Billy Forest, Dave Shore, Dave Santacroce, David Krakow, Robert Kanabis, Mike Miller, Kate Morgan, Shirley Yee, Courtney Taylor, -?',,? Bm',i Mark Reardon, Martha Healy, Robin Earlenbaugh, Jordan Krown, Margaret Bennett, Dave Murphy, Katie Crow, Neal Ranen, Jordan Riefe, Pete Foley, Stephanie e 440, Mindy Eichner, Paula Trearchis, Pattie Moe, Sue Quigley, Julie Grossman, Liz Rogers, June Ritter, Cynthia Poulos, Karen Nelson, Laurie Anderson, Page Preston, Nancy ynolds, Diana Donlon, Nancy Fairman. 161 162 : i Weathers. tion e tof ' h Job, llene Simon, Shari V e : : ht, Barbara Cooper, Steve Loftus, Chris Lord, Masako Nakamura,AAmy Evoy, Bet , lle ey Flrsth:W;JeEargrgiterson, Lestra Litchfield, Tom Skehan, Greta Davenport, Claudia Gould, Mark Margolis, Sue Fox,gez'!;:kg piet con 4 - Ritter. Third Row: Chiyoko Maekawa, Rachel Peirce, Aviva Smith, Cathy Grove, Sally Blodgett, Wayne Elowe, UChris sowal E::rlk an:ezardeS Ross Cotjanle. Fourth Row: Katie Danes, Nicky Dolin, Angelo Ziotas, Ed Mills, Brian Kennedy, Tom Byrne, :gsililr?gr'-lilian Kanfer, Laury Bowman, Caroline Tobias, Amy Cambell, Jana Sample, David Feni more, T ith Aldo Rossl, 3 , Tir WithEIS, Dan Nit'hOlS, Peter Burbank' Tom Smith, I Beers, Jeff C alhour iUdY Fox, Lee Ann Christiano, As h'?xu idgway. Cathe ine Irwin, Johana Kaufi . v , no, Asl R man, Brigeda Bank, Jody Bates. . 1.-: i R, i o e -F y L Sitting: left to right, Judi Burger, Margaret Burris, Laura Davis, Lisa Beaudet. Kneeling: Karen Condaris, Gaar Talanian, John Nahill, Maarten Terry, Joe Niedercorn, Heidi Armster, Nicole Gould, Krista Rosseland, John Wright, Rachel Youree. Standing: Julie Bolus, Tarah Mazmanian, Erik Bjornen, Cindy Rangoon, Melinda Fee, Millie Vargas, Steve Hamson, Lori Kelsey, Meg Felton, Charles Bourgeois, Pam Eliasoph, Jackie Gordon, - - Missing: Becca Davies, Robin Snowberger, Charles Moran, Jeff Teplitz, Ray Christensen, John Berthot, Earl Geertgens, Cam Sears, Nick Kouwenhoven, George Pratt, Chris Boyd, lohn Block, Joe Hardcastle, Bob Buehler, Kama Almasi, Liza Berlow, Julie Bolus, Mary Bridgman, Lee Brock, Allegra Holch, Gayle Brady, Amy Croog. 163 164 First Row: eft to right, Gerry Gaffney, Megan Vosburgh, So Aldous, Jill Hanson, Meredith Kamm, Mike Glotzer, Laura Patz Marie Muri, Sarah Pitt, Heather Turnbull, Andrea Tulin, Leila Cleaves;, Kare Belknap, Joie:yn Taylor, Sarah Davison, Judy Benford, John Sharon, St man, Liz Schelpert, Bob Angevin, Dave Fleishman, Jeff ' . : . . : i son, Laura Schatzkin, Jackie Baulding, Mark Newmain, Jesfrf!ig;;,l:::rgr?;: EEJ;;:IVEf:?l Falnberg, e 3 Missing: Steve Kupritz, Paul North, John Barker, Barry Finn, Doug Tulin, Lea Carty, Mar b o Waters, Susan Brown. nya Aston, Kate Price, Sheryl Edwards, Audrey Franks, Sue Horwitz Louise Gold, Brian Crawford. Second Row: Joan Gorman, Sz n Neilson, Mark Bessire. Third Row: Frank Dooley, Trip Seed, Jao ephanie Berman, Mike Stryker, Bill Nightingale. Fourth Row: Tracy 3 . : , c Baylin, R - : : - aini, B dau, Shannon Goheen, Linda Catardi, Karen Richman, Tara Auletta, Liz Bovich Juli i 3 ' ' . Julia M. 3 Fine. J artin, Ann Clark, Susan Westmoreland, Anita Erwin, Regina Annino, Tracy Magie st Row: left to right, Jane Rowan, Steven Geiser, Janet Sarin, Lisa Rice, Em Hartman. Second Row: Ronit Schwarz, Sharon Horowitz, Carol ncer, Christina Fragola, Lucia Rossoni, Tim Bishop, Dan Joseph, Peter Livingston, Boatie Palmer, Laurie Scott. Third Row: Lisa Kry, Tom artin, Daria Keyes, Jurg Heim, Lucas Mag, Janet Pelletier, Maura Lombardi, Sue Lowell, Mark Jordan. Fourth Row: Randy Bangs, Mary Clark, ;e Mintz, Marlene Hofmann, Debbie Whipple, Mark Frattoroli, Lindsey Cook, Eric Goldstein, Barbara Lasley, Ken Lankin. Fifth Row: Kevin ;s?urdy-', Tom Throop. : y . . NV, . 8 Julia Perlman, Lisa Moll, Jean Lewis, Diane Gozemba, Robin Patch, Judy Krigman, Michelle Poulin, Linda Raffensperger, Michele Rosano, Sloan Schickler, Anne Charlton, ea Raider, Linda Mileski, Lindsy Leinbach, Andrea Lowen, Andy Obstler, Sara McLanahan, Bob Wadlin, Kathy Young, Dax'i;f Peck, Lizzy Rorkwe!l, Sheila Mcleod, Mary on 2, Laurie Scott, Katie Crum, Laura Haas, Roberta Lopez, Greg Bertschmann, Derek Sylvester, Alan Tafapolsky, Paul Mutty, Mike Sikand, Peter Chiesa, Roger Kennedy, Rob 9ney, Ken Hughes, David Ford, Michael Lamb, Alan Rustici, Rich O'Brien, Jon Scoones, Perry Welch, Carl Soane, Todd Berman, David Ellis 165 First Row: Jeft to right Daughn Lee, Sandy Matos, Dottie McCoy. Second Row: Tanya Bell. 166 Organizations Connecticut College houses well over fifty clubs and organizations for students who are interested in rounding out their liberal arts education. From the An- thropology Club to WCNI to the Shwiffs to the College Voice to Women's Soc- certo the yearbook, there is probably something for every extracurricular taste. Some experiences lead to post-college careers while others are merely a diver- sion from formal academics. 167 Women's Soccer Front Row, left to right: Saskia Mooney, Daisy Smith, Val Bataille, Audrey Franks, Sheryl Edwards, Debbie Link, Smcl;;'l'-; dy Colozzi, Wendy Stark. Second Row, left to right: Kathy Boyd, Hope Anderson, Amy Blackburn, Wendy Wadsw P Wright. Back Row, left to right: Tom Skehan asst. coach, Julie May, Kathryn Humphrey, Mindy Eichner, Leslie Freund, i Ephraim, Anne Keily, Bumpa Halpine, Jo Carol Sachs, Mei-Ni Kuo, G. Putnam Goodwin IV head coach. Missing: Freeman, Jen Lamb, Rosemary Battles, Helen McDonald, Kim Newby, Cynthia Poulos. Growth and development were the keys to the success of the Women's Soc- cer program this season. The club played one game last year in contrast to the seven played this year. Skill levels range from beginners to experienced veterans of the sport and the twenty regular players worked hard to improve thet skills and coordinate themselves a: team. The final game was a strong 3 win against the University of H The program is hoping to gain Vv team status next season. -y NIKP g $ ,,. ! .'r i . . - f8 MO - o H ' . Front Row, sitting left to right: Karen Bachelder, Ann Clark, Kathryn Smith, Mark Jordan, Leslie Lamkin, Kenneth m Deborah Lowry, Heather Lane, Anne Young, Nina Elgo, Garry Bliss, Gina Delesus, Jennifer Watt. Back Row, smm right: Ann Babcock, David Tyler, Chris Rempfer, Eric Jacobson, Christopher Boyd, Steve Lau, Sally Peters, R e Michael Julian, Maria Wyckoff, Jennifer Price, Meg McClellan, Howard Gefen, Michael Schoenwald, Marlous Vanl Jones, Sarah Lamb, Jed Rardin, Karen Mosman, Mary Beth Christie. The Voice is the only weekly indepen- every student's door and to faculty and dent publication at Connecticut College. staff mailboxes at 7 a.m. every Tuesday In its eight pages the Voice covers news morning. features, sports, arts and entertainment, This year, the Voice staff consists of and viewpoints. Above all it is the forum over 80 students and it has been a in which the important issues of the col- pleasure to work together as a team lege community are discussed. From the wee hours of the morning 10 In order to increase campus awareness the wee hours of the night, and from the and provide a service to its readers, the office in Cro to the print shop in Mystic, i College Voice was delivered this year to has all been worth it. The Gallery Front ROR:', Je:r to right: Pam Butler, Kaci Kinne, Steve Kupritz, Annie Scott, Barbara Lupucy, Anne Delaney, Jessica Tolmach. JuiaHe s W, left to right: Anne Wollager, Peter Engelman, Tom Curtis, Monica Pearl, Meg McClellan. Back Row, left to right: witt, David Austin, Joann Coppola, MB Christie, Eden Marriott, Susan Levin. gallery 'gal - r , n. 3...canunderground . passage made by a mole or ant or a Passage made in wood by an insect Webster Right? d...Cthe undescriminating general public more Webster Closer? 5. d....room. .. devoted to the exhibition of works of art and still more Sure. Art. Literature hear the pronunciation. Jack Spier and Robin Blaser have said: POETRY IS PUBLIC PROPERTY. BURNING OR PROCLAIMING POETRY IS A PRIVATE NECESSITY. Gallerystaff mostly proclaim, and publicly. Hard work, good work. The poems are on reserve. Read them by the next meeting. We'll meet for coffee after. Shwiffs Front Row, left to right: Sue Lowell, Ame right: Beth Munigle, Libby Marston, Jac Jean Abdella The Connecticut College Shwiffs were formed in 1944 as a counterpart to the Yale, all-male singing group - The Whit- fenpoofs. The 40 years of tradition have allowed the Shwiffs to collect a sampling v Schenck, Alison Hall, Carol Tolliver, Bet Miller, Mary Bridgman. Second Row, leftto queline Vargas, Charlene Toal, Melinda Fee, Linda Mileski, Carolyn Howard. Missing: of songs from every era. This collection enables the Shwifs to offer a bit of nostalgia each time they appear on or off the Connecticut College campus. Conn Chords o S TR o ST e v e 5 h Fist Row, eft 0. ight: Nicole Nolan, Valerie Gutwirth. Second Row, left to right: Lori Anderson, Sarah Babbit, Ruth Haas, Kim Norton, Shelley Worman. Third Row, left to right: Gina Annino, Judy Fox, Cynthia Susla, Sally Becker, Anne Norton. The past two years have been a time We've sung with new friends at Yale, o development for the Conn Chords. Princeton, and the University of New H'i ?fking from a casual folk-based image, Hampshire, and to old friends here at :VEFemade changes toward a more pro- Connecticut. We thank our audiences 50nal sound, style, and look, and ex- and sponsors for their support, and we E:Ed?d our repertoire beyond ballads thank the Seniors of our group for their n YBnature songs to include everything contributions, commitment, and en- 1M swing to Neil Young. thusiasm. Good luck. We'll miss you. Co Co Beaux First Row, left to right: Gregg Breen, Peter Downey, Rob Leitner, Erik Haslun, Chris Rempfer. Second Row, left to right: Mike Frost, Kip Hashagen, Craig Bower, Alan Cohen, Tom Skehan, John Allen, Ken Perregeaux. The Co Co Beaux is Connecticut Col- lege's thirteen member all-male singing group. In its fifth year, the Beaux is an ac- tive member of the close-harmony cir- cuit; an honor that culminated in an in- vitation to sing at the Inter-Collegiate Songfest at Fannueil Hall in Boston, Past appearances include Mt. Holyoke, Smith, Wheaton, Tufts, and Hamilton, in addi- tion to having sponsored jamborees of their own. The group has sung at numerous college functions and at fund- raising events in New Haven, Hartford, Massachusetts, Fairfield and Westchester. The group prides itself on its dixferse song selections, humorous introductions, and slick choreography. To support themselves, the Beap! have devised some interesting fundrais ing ploys like the Co Co Beaux Tuckn Service, complete with bedtime story, teddy bear and song, and the sale of Connecticut College: Not U-Conn caps. Social Board Fist Row, et o right: Jeff Day, Joanna Greene, Liz Barrack, Daphne Hays, Karl Beeler, Robert Shapiro, Steve Kupritz, Trip Seed, Sonia Caus, George Newman. Second Row, left to right: Krista Whetstone, Elizabeth Swinton, Christine Brfeck. Mark 165, Tm Withers, Cathy Young, Bob Wadlin, Karen Henry, Lynn Hyman, Sue Brandes, Gretchen Galbraith. Standing, lefc to T Abby Cohen, Anne Feeny, Annie Scott, Jackie Springer, Gina Batali, Katie Carlin, Jane Ach, Sheryl Edwards, John Rice, b Berg Bob Angevin, Loren Shapiro, Jennifer Lamb, Gary DeMaria. The Social Board works to improve This year, in addition to managing all- siudent ffe by producing a wide variety campus parties and concerts, Social of events, ft oversees all social functions Board sponsored such events as Parents' d helps varios organizations in spon- Weekend, Oktoberfest, Homecoming g events, Having representatives Weekend, Twenties Weekend, and of om dormitories, classes and clubs, the course, Floralia 83. Social Board's fourth 4 Board at-large works with the Ex- year has been one of great change and Uive Board and the Coordinator of growth. Its greater centralization has it Activities to provide a well- enabled the Board to advance its pursuit ed socal fe, of diversity and fun. Dance Club The Connecticut College Dance Club is an organization established to promote an interest in dance. Membership is open to all who wish to share in the apprecia- tion for the art of dance movement. The Club sponsors many dance related ac- tivities which include guest teachers, films, and two concerts. The newest ad- dition to the Club's repertoire is the Dance ClubDance Department party in the spring where everyone involved with dance comes together to celebrate com- mon ground. Chavurah Krigman, Betsy Bravman, Eric Kaplan, Sue Kur. This year the Chavurah held weekly meetings with Jewish rituals to welcome the Sabbath and discussions over Friday night dinner. These discussions ranged in topic from the current problems in the Middle East to practicing Judaism on the Conn. College campus. Students of all different religious sects contributed to First Row, sitting left to right: Leonard Ellentuck, Tracy Jacobson, Jerry Winter. Second Row, standing left to right: Judy these discussions. We also held a Jewish Awareness month. During this time we sponsored different Jewish activities and o sponsored a community lecture. During Sukkot we built a succah, and our Purim party ended the year on a high note. Christian Fellowship SMGIGHSHNG 1 W SRR N RIGGRGR 30311 s s Front louf, left to right: Jill Baker, Kim Cope, Andrea Trella, Barbara Cooper, Stephanie Hogan, Second Row, left to right: Bob Wadin, Giz Burpee, Dottie McCoy, Joanne Ferrero, Lu-Anne Conner, Renee Coulombe, Donna Spencer. The Christian Fellowship of Connecticut welcome all students who are seeking College is a group of students who meet new meaning in their lives. We worship each week to pray, discuss different and serve the lord Jesus, and reach out to opics, and listen to guest speakers. We the campus in His Name. Sponsor several Bible study groups, and Davyid Kaster, Joseph Cooper. SGA. is a formal channel through which student concerns and issues can be heard, debated, and acted upon in the hopes of maintaining a healthy stu- dent life on campus. Offices include dor- mitory house council, class officers, and Front Row, left to right: Sarah Waldo, Herbert Holtz, Sonia Caus. Second Row, left to right: Gretchen Anderegg, Jane Mckee, the S.G.A. executive board. It has been the goal of the 1982-83 board to work towards a re-unification of the student body; we would like to thank the students of Connecticut College for the opportunity to represent them this year. Front Row, left to right: Robert Gibb, Leanne P Decoster, Gretchen Anderegg, Tracy Auer, La Mombello, Gary DeMaria. Missing: Em Hartman, When the staff of Koin '83 got together for the first time in the fall of 1982, it became immediately apparent that this year's yearbook was going to be something special. The staff was determined to make this year's year- book anything but a typical Connecticut edro, Chuck Painchaud. Second Row, left to right: Linda Cusack, Lucnda ura Agran. Third Row, left to right: Bert Czuchra, Rocky Ackroyd, Mike Joann Coppola, Nanette Brodeur. College yearbook. Thanks to their untiring effort and determination this years book is not simply a book of meaningless photographs, but a description of the year's events in words and pictures praising our liberal arts education. Student Life The nebulous title 'Student Life en- compasses all of the learning that takes place outside the classroom. The fine art of socializing, going to a party, ex- ploring New London, or spectating at a sporting event are just a few of the many aspects of life at Connecticut. Beginning with orientation, freshman year, our student life here is enriched by a variety of experiences that pro- mote maturity, confidence, and self-esteem. 183 Musically, the year brought a well- polished variety of talent to the campus. Music lovers were treated to everything from the classical sounds of the Con- certArtist Series to the acoustic guitar of David Bromberg to the rocking tunes of David Johansen. Some new additions to the campus music scene included the Alexander String Quartet, Connecticut's own resident artists, and several student bands. And of course, traditionally, there were the many performances by the Col- lege Chorus, the Orchestra, the Conn Chords, the CoCo Beaux, and the Shwiffs. 186 Creatures for a Ni t On October 29th, the campus gathered for the annual Halloween party. Tradi- tionally this event allows Conn students to display their creativity and this year was certainly no exception. All night long a collection of assorted ghouls, creatures, and bizarre objects rocked to the high powered band Steve Smith and the Nakeds. Best costume prizes were awarded to ET, the Plex, and one long tall Texan. More than one person was heard to remark Who was that masked man anyway? 188 189 Two traditional highlights of the fall semester are Homecoming and Oktoberfest. This year the two events were combined for the first time to create a weekend of meetings, reunions, and celebrations. Appropriately, this year's Homecoming banner theme was German coats of arms. Though disap- pointed with the Soccer team's loss to Wesleyan in the feature Homecoming game, alumni and students alike found tailgating by the soccer pitch an en- joyable experience. Following the game the festivities continued with Oktoberfest held amidst the older Quad. dormitories and decorated with the banners of all. A Bavarian band, light and dark imported ales, and special foods, created a genuine aura of German celebration as old friend- ships were renewed and new ones were made. The day ended with an elegant evening of wine tasting as many alumni got therr first glimpse of ConnCave. For everyone involved the 1982 Homecom- ingOktoberfest will always hold fond memories. 191 When it's Time to Relax When it's late in the evening and time to unwind, the most convenient place to grab a couple of beers before bedtime is the Cro Bar. Under the supervision of At- tilio Regolo, with students working as waiters, waitresses and bouncers, the bar becomes a cozy spot to socialize and relax from Tuesday through Saturday. And this year, it also became a place to listen to the music of talented campus musicians on Wednesday nights. Thanks to the Cro Bar, all of the problems that students face are just a little easier to take. 193 Holiday Tradition 194 As winter settles over the campus and finals loom large on the horizon, the tradition of Secret Santa provides a pleasant tension-easing diversion. Each Santa Baby enjoys a week filled with sur- prises like bubble baths, food and drink, back rubs, and room decorating. The dorm Christmas Party caps off the fun with a visit from the real Santa Claus and the opening of the special final presents. The spirit of happiness and giving creates enough momentum to get everyone through finals and on to a well-deserved Winter Break. 195 o Py O e C o - Q d o S Z Q c ,...... e o Z Several years ago, while speaking at the dedication ceremony for the library, Kurt Vonnegut dubbed the as yet un- named structure The Noodle Factory. While the library is a haven for the studious, it is far from being a factory. The library here at Connecticut instead reflects the personal nature of the cam- pus with institutions like the helpful and often humorous library suggestion book. This personal touch is what sets Connec- ticut apart from larger, less communal schools. Student Life at Connecticut College is not limited by what is represented here, but expands outward. Every part of stu- dent life adds to the process of learning that we must go through. The broad spectrum of activities encompassed by this liberal arts education contributes to the making of a complete individual. It is this well-prepared person that Connec- ticut sends forth to face the real world and its challenges. Faculty The faculty of the college is characterized by accessibility, involve- ment, and a genuine love for teaching and guiding students towards their aspirations. Their personalities are unique, their classrooms are relaxed, and their subjects challenge even the most in- quisitive minds. They stand by liberal arts as a system that works, making students well-rounded individuals who are able to confront just about anything the world has to offer. 199 Administration Oakes Ames President 1 Leroy Knight College Treasurer Jane Bredeson Assistant to I the President W Alice Johnson Dean of the College 200 Philip Ray Associate Dean Margaret Watson Dean of Student Affairs R. Francis Johnson Dean of Faculty Joan King Dean of Freshmen 201 202 Thomas A. Sheridan Director of Admin- istrative Services and Personnel Robert Rhyne Registrar Karl Beeler Coordinator of Student Activities David Edwards Director of Development June Macklin Anthropology Adam Kendon Anthropology Harold Juli Anthropology Barkley Hendricks Art Richard Lukosius Art Theodore Hendrickson Art Cynthia Rubin Art Maureen McCabe Art Timothy McDowell Art Peter Leibert Art David Smalley Art John Knowlton Art History 203 204 Nancy Fabri Art History Barbara Zabel Art History Richard Chafee Art History Charles Price Art History Edgar Mayhew Art History William Niering Botany Randall Ameele Botany R. Scott Warren Botany Yolanda Pereira Botany Trudy Smith Chemistry Gertrude McKeon Chemistry David Cullen Chemistry Gary Giachino Chemistry June Patterson Child Development Clara Allison Child Development Camille Hanlon Child Development Margaret Sheridan Child Development Madeline Chu Chinese Henry Kuo Chinese Charles Chu Chinese Dirk Held Classics Michael Halleran Classics Joann Silverberg Classics Gerri Houlihan Dance Martha Myers Dance Diana Schnitt Dance Gerald Visgilio Economics Don Peppard Economics Gautam Mukerjee Economics Steven Schoene Economics 205 206 Spencer Pack Economics Beth Hannah Education Theresa Ammirati Director of Writing Center Kenneth Bleeth English Cerda Taranow English George Willauer English Alan Bradford English Peter Seng English William Meredith English Robley Evans English John Gordon English Julie Rivkin English Janet Gezari English Alix Deguise French Jacqueline Chadourne French James Williston French Robert Artinian French Janis Solomon German John King German Constance Cole Government Marion Doro Covernment Minor Myers Government William Frasure Government Wayne Swanson Government William Cibes Covernment Stephen Rosow Government Argyll Rice Hispanic Studies Glen Kolb Hispanic Studies Raquel Nassar Hispanic Studies John Deredita Hispanic Studies 207 208 F. Edward Cranz History Helen Mulvey History Elinor Despalatovic History Tom Havens History Bruce Kirmmse History Kent Smith History Alasdair MacPhail History Michael Burlingame History Richard Birdsall History Edward Brodkin History Sara Lee Silberman History Robert Proctor Italian Stanley Wertheimer Mathematics Bridget Baird Mathematics Ernest Schlesinger Mathematics Walter Brady Mathematics Perry Susskind Mathematics Frank Church Music Thomas Stoner Music Zosia Jacynowicz Music Paul Althouse Music John Anthony Music William Dale Music Chinary Ung Music Lester Reiss Philosophy Kristin Forbath Philosophy Melvin Woody Philosophy Eugene Tehennepe Philosophy Charles Luce Physical Education Doug Roberts Physical Education 209 210 Martin Schoepfer Physical Education Clifford Larrabee Physical Education Fran Shields Physical Education Nita Lamborghini Physical Education Jeff Zimmermann Physical Education Marilyn Conklin Physical Education Marilyn Gelish Physical Education Sheryl Yeary Physical Education Bill Lessig Physical Education David Fenton Physics Michael Monce Physics Philip Goldberg Psychology Otello Desiderato Psychology John MacKinnon Psychology Charles Bond Psychology Ann Devlin Psychology Jane Torrey Psychology David Robb College Chaplain Laurence LaPointe Catholic Chaplin Eugene Gallagher Religion Ivan Strenski Religion Garrett Green Religion Marijan Despalatovic Russian Helen Reeve Russian Studies Vladimir Papov Russian Studies Robert Hampton Sociology Frances Boudreau Sociology Jerry Winter Sociology Arthur Ferrari Sociology Linda Herr Theater Studies 21 212 Marylynn Fallon Zoology Benjamin Pierce Zoology John Kent Zoology Stephen Loomis Zoology Robert Askins Zoology Paul Fell Zoology Main Library Staff Music Library Staff Infirmary Bookstore Admissions 213 Residence Career Counseling Financial Aid 214 Closing Every year is a unique experience. This makes our four years at Connecticut all the more special. The challenging, the fun, the exciting events all became part of the whole that is the essence of Con- necticut College. As time passes, the fond memories of Connecticut will always provide a common bond for all We leave, secure in the knowledge that we have handed down traditions of the past while preparing ourselves for the future. 215 Faces in the Crowd 216 e g 218 220 221 P e ol 15 222 223 225 1 x o : o 1 , et PSS, x T s pp it L r vy 33213 e - s rilr 226 'l o, , .,. - - g 227 228 230 232 MORRISSON 1980-81 2ND FLOOR POOR RICHARD'S HOMECOMING, 1982 FIND 73 things wrong with this picture. Answer below. Answer: FRITZ Look hard and you'll see a mustache; CAVEMAN He tried to look ugly and succeeded; CHUCK Marching band music and an unforgettable poster collection; TIM BISHOP Not Fritz; ROCKY His old room has become one of the major archealogical breakthroughs of the Eighties; TOFER He lived on the other side but we don't mind; PK In between Facial-Hair-For-Freedom crusades; LOREN He could put more food in his mouth at one time than most people could eat in a week; JOHNNY Y The Moose Housefellow makes good after 200 cover letters; DANGEROUS DAN We respect anyone who can live next to Larry Dorman for a year; LIZ Only came down to the 2nd floor to perpetrate hooliganistic pranks on Chuck, Loren, et al; GREGG Mr. Coffeehouse goes against the system and comes out OK; WENDY The only thing wrong was that she couldnt come home with us. Missing: RICHARQMe thought we were meeting at IHOP; JACK We told him we were meeting at IHOP; GLEN He was in the neighborhood but had better things to do; GRETA In Atlanta receiving the key to the city for work with the Guardian Angels, and a host of others who could not make it. CONNECTICUT COLLEGE CLUB PRESIDENTS ite you 10 keep in touch with the College through meetings with other alumni, programs eaturing faculty speakers, and parties for prospective students. COLORADO Denver: Mrs. William R. Richards Helen Jinks '64 1129 Jasmine St., Denver 80220 CONNECTICUT Hartford: Mrs. Susan C. Doran Susan Cohn '67 1873 Boulevard, W. Hartford 06107 Litchfield County: Mrs. Edward F. Wallace, Jr. Marie Hickey 47 Box 606, Torrington Rd., Litchfield 06759 New Haven: Ms. Ann L. Bodurtha 76 392 State St., Apt. 18-1, No. Haven 0647 3 New London: Tony A. Sheridan 74 3 Burlake Rd., Quaker Hill 06375 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA: Marie E. Birnbaum '64 713 E. Capitol St., SE, Washington, DC 20003 FLORIDA West Coast: Isabelle B. Hogue C. Isabelle Bartlett '32 83 Phillippi Shores, Dr., Sarasota 33581 ILLINOIS Chicago: Sophia H. Maass Sophia Hantzes '74 901 Hinman Ave., Apt. 2-F, Evanston 60202 MAINE Southern Maine: Mrs. John W. Barrett Mary Beck 51 1 High Point Rd., Scarborough 04074 MASSACHUSETTS Boston: Mrs. Michael E. Britton S. Wendy Thompson '67 46 Hilltop Rd., Weston 02193 MINNESOTA Twin Cities: Judson M. Dayton 80 2760 Gale Rd., Wayzata 55391 MISSOURI St. Louis: Donna L. Cartwright 74 1454 Lark Ave., Kirkwood 63122 OHIO Cincinnati: Mrs. John H. Heckscher Sara Rowe '69 4650 Walton Creek Rd., Cincinnati 45243 Cleveland: Mrs. Philip H. Brasfield Emily Hodge '59 60 Farwood Dr., Chagrin Falls 44022 Columbus and Central: Mrs. David O. Frantz Joanne Flynn '68 2348 Arlington Ave., Columbus 43221 PENNSYLVANIA Philadelphia: Ms. De De Chirgwin 74 4839 Hazel Ave., Philadelphia 19143 TEXAS Dallas-Ft. Worth: Annis E. Boone 50 7614 Riverbrook Dr., Dallas 75230 Houston: Marion Miller Vokey Marion Miller '74 1601 Hollyhurst, E-21, Houston 77056 233 Abbott, Carolyn 5 Walker Rd. Manchester, MA 01944 Ackroyd, Robert Swett Road So. Windham, ME 04082 Adlous, Virginia 63 Pine St. Dedham, MA 02026 Allen, John 504 Goose Lane Guiford, CT 06437 Alston, Kathy 68 Rockview Circle New Haven, CT 06515 Ambler, John 15 Hunter Lane Ridgefield, CT 06877 Anderegg, Gretchen 871 Bedford Rd. Carlisle, MA 01741 Andris, Phoebe 8505 Thornden Terrace Bethesda, MD 20817 Annino, Regina RR2 Box 192 Killingworth, CT 06417 Appelmans, Nicholas Box 203 Fishers Island, NY 06390 Armstrong, Katherine 14 Pleasant St. Waterville, ME 04901 Aronovici, Deborah 2081-5 Cruger Ave. Bronx, NY 10462 Atherton, Dwight 97 Arnold Dr. RFD 2 Cumberland, R1 02864 Auber, Richard 8 Bedford Dr. Westport, CT 06880 Auer, Tracy 63 Van Dyke Rd. Hollis, NH 03049 Austin, David 19 Park Ave. Uncasville, CT 06381 Auth, Mary 4 Davidson Lane West West Islip, NY 11795 Bachelder, Karen 234 Senior Directory 116 Yankee Peddler Path Madison, CT 06443 Baker, Janet 307 Stanwich Rd. Greenwich, CT 06830 Balsamo, Anna 294 Brightwood Ave. Torrington, CT 06790 Bangs, Randall 156 Cobb Terrace Rochester, NY 14620 Bank, Todd 2 West View Rd. RD 1 Voorheesville, NY 12186 Barrett, Sara 1 High Point Rd. Scarborough, ME 04074 Barsa, Karen 4 Bluewater Hill Westport, CT 06880 Bataille, Valery P.O. Box 3196 Vail CO 81657 Beaulieu, Collette 18 Kimball Ave. Ipswich, MA 01938 Beaulieu, Michele 13 Steele Rd. Enfield, CT 06082 Becker, Sarah 1390 Zeigler Way Silver Spring, MD 20904 Bell, Tanya 6-A Little Green New Haven, CT 06519 Bentley, Nigel 282 Autumn Lane Carlisle, MA 01741 Benton, Faith 9 Lincoln Rd. Great Neck, NY 11021 Berlin, Terri 160 Overlook Rd. New Rochelle, NY 10804 Berlow, Eliza 4323 Embassy Park Drive Washington, D.C. 20016 Berman, Stephanie 193 Baldwin Ave. Framingham, MA 01701 Bernhardt, Paula 374 Pine St. Freeport, NY 11520 Bibring, Lisa 168 Bedford Rd. Box 76 Lincoln, MA 01773 Bishop, Timothy 2280 W. Lake of Isles Pkwy. Minneapolis, MN 55405 Bitsberger, Martha 381 Hammond St. Chestnut Hill, MA 02167 Blanchard, Michele 553 Tanglewood Lane Devon, PA 19333 Blaney, David 11 Hollis St. Sherborn, MA 01770 Boykins, Annette 423 Washington St. Rahway, NJ 07065 Brady, Gayle Box 564 RD3 Vergennes, VT 05491 Branca, Elizabeth 35 Spring Lane Sharon, MA 02067 Bravman, Betsy 3030 Vinings Ferry Dr. Atlanta, GA 30339 Bresnick, Marjorie 7 Avon Rd. Larchmont, NY 10538 Brock, Paul 1112 Michigan St. Ann Arbor, Ml 48104 Brunstad, Eric 26 High Point Rd. Westport, CT 06880 Buck, Wendy Post. Rd. Bernardsville, NJ 07924 Burpee, Elizabeth Guion Rd. Rye, NY 10580 Busher, Stephen 9 East Pleasant Lake Rd. North Oaks, MN 55110 Cadigan, Kenneth 406 Gable Lane Linden, NJ 07036 Calhoun, Jeffrey 46 Juniper Rd. Holbrook, MA 02343 Cannata, Linda 276 Ballfall Rd. Middletown, CT 06457 Charlton, Nancy 101 Cherry Brook Rd. Canton Center, CT 06020 Carpinteri, Lucia 23 Two Rod Hwy. Wethersfield, CT 01508 Carroll, Margaret Box 231 Charlton City, MA 01508 Cascio, Lynne 2933 Macon St. Aurora, CO 80014 Castle, Andrew 82 Coburn Woods Nashua, NH 03063 Cavanaugh, Kathryn 711 Chumleigh Rd. Baltimore, MD 21212 Cazier, Claire 245 S. McCadden Place Los Angeles, CA 90004 Chase, Susan 9912 Parkwood Dr. Bethesda, MD 20814 Christensen, Raymond 38 John Smith Dr. W. Hartford, CT 06107 Claus, James East Ave. Kennebunkport, ME 04046 Coakley, Susan 47 Bogandale Rd. Boston, MA 02132 Cohen, Alan 264 Lawrence Ave. Staten Island, NY 10310 Cohen, John 1 Marlborough St. Boston, MA 02116 Cohen, Nathaniel 38 Payson Terrace Belmont, MA 02178 Coleman, Renee 275 Cooke St. Waterbury, CT 06710 Colonna, Dominic 97-13 103rd St. Ozone Park, NY 11416 Condaris, Karen 140 Gaylord Dr. Waterbury, CT 06708 Conley, Janet 7 Newbrook Dr. Rarrington, RI 02806 Cooper, Gordon 166 West Norfolk Rd. Darien, CT 06820 Coplan, Seth 29 Mountain Ave. Larchmont, NY 10538 Coppola, Joanne 45 Furman Rd. Hamden, CT 06514 Corso, Caren f Lewis St. Barrington, RI 02806 Cotoia, Laurie Lincoln Rd. Lincoln, MA 01773 Cottingham, Paige 453 Tremont Place Orange, NJ 07050 Cox, Altressa 869 East 226 St. Bronx, NY 10466 Coyne, Paul 133 Pemberton St. Philadelphia, PA 19147 Criscitiello, Margot 2Raeburn Terrace Newton Highlands, MA 02161 Crothers, Monica 6 Hawley Rd. Danbury, CT 06810 Crow, Catherine Partridge Rd. Etna, NH 03750 Cunningham, Cynthia 21 Winthrop St. Winchester, MA 01890 Cunningham, George P.0.Box 147 Brownville, ME 04414 Cusack, Heather 3 Wmlhmp Drive Port Chester, Ny 10573 Cauchra, Bert 160 Old Post Rd. Tolland, CT 06084 Daddona, Patricia Senior Directory 91 Radnor Lane Oakville, CT 06779 Dadourina, Jeanine 150 Lorraine Dr. Berkeley Heights, NJ 07922 Davenport, Greta 14 Franklin St. Annapolis, MD 214011 Davies, Becca 1158 Fifth Ave. New York, NY 10029 Davis, Jennifer 12 Newton Rd. Haverhill, MA 01830 Davis, Laura 2935 Torrington Rd. Shaker Heights, OH 44122 Davidson, Sarah 225 Rimmon Rd. Woodbridge, CT 06525 Day, Jeffrey 1695 Delaware Ave. St. Paul, MN 55118 Dealy, Patrick 4800 Chevy Chase Blvd. E. Chevy Chase, MD 20015 Decoster, Lucinda 39 Sweet Briar Court Stamford, CT 06905 DeFrances, Guy 47 Oxbow Drive Meriden, CT 06450 Delaney, Anne 7 Heritage Lane Convent Station, N 07961 Dematteo, Jody 38 Sentinel Hill Rd. Milford, CT 06460 Dickey, Jane 9 Linden Lane Dune Acres Chesterton, IN 46304 Diener, Eileen Glendliffe Circle Brooklandville, MD 21022 Donihue, Ann 203 West Wakefield Blvd. Winsted, CT 06098 Dooley, Francis 93 Meredith Circle Milton, MA 02186 Doppler, Leslie 8 Augustus Road Lexington, MA 02173 Dow, Judy 900 Lake Shore Drive Chicago, IL60611 Drake, Meredith 50A Storer St. Kennebunk, ME 04043 Dugan, Marybeth 18 Water St. S. Natick, MA 01760 Earlenbaugh, Robin 16 Powder Horn Dr. Simsbury, CT 06070 Egger, Madelene 21 Albert Rd. Hamden, CT 06514 Elder, Dana 998 West Mound St. Columbus, OH 43223 Eliasoph, Diane 1165 Park Ave. New York, NY 10028 Erickson, Lisa 4957 Kensington Gate Shorewood, MN 55331 Ericson, Elise 110 Gaynor Place Glen Rock, Nj 07452 Ermilio, Marjorie 50 Hancock Hill Dr. Worcester, MA 01609 Farquhar, Nancy 16 Golden Gate Ave. Belvedere, CA 94920 Farell, Geoffrey Cedar Lawn Rd. Irvington, NY 10533 Feeney, Kathleen 22 East Gate Rd. Huntington, NY 11743 Felmley, Amy 4509 Lowell St., N.W. Washington, D.C. 20016 Fennel, Mont 12 Somerset Rd. Lexington, MA 02173 Ferrero, Joanne 31 Washington Place Meriden, CT 06450 Field, William 81 Old Red Mill Rd. Newark, DE 19711 Fine, Carol 1238 CoxRd. Rydal, PA 19046 Fine, Leslie 18 Emery Lane Woodcliff Lane, NJ 07675 Finn, Barry 28 Pine St. Wellesley Hills, MA 02181 Finnegan, Mark Tahanto Trail Harvard, MA 01451 Fitzgerald, David 274 Washington Blvd. Springfield, MA 01180 Flores, Kelvin 170-10 Dreiser-Loop Bronx, NY 10475 Foley, Peter 25 Francis Rd. Wellesley, MA 02181 Ford, David Weston Rd. Lincoln, MA 01773 Foushee, Mark 3123 Runnymede Rd. Louisville, KY 40222 Frascarelli, Kristen 62 Garden St. Farmington, CT 06032 Fukushima, Catherine 218 Lafayette Ave. Swarthmore, PA 19081 Gaffney, Gerald 41 Amherst Rd. Riverside, CT 06878 Gann, Bradley 19 Norwood Rd. W. Hartford, CT 06117 Garland, Kambrah Middle Hancock Rd. Peterborough, NH 03458 Georges, Christophre Naval Med. Ctr. Qtrs. D Bethesda, MD 20014 Gershman, Mark 989 Kepling Rd. Elizabeth NJ 07208 Gerstell, Alison 2075 Lombardy Rd. San Marino, CA 91108 Gibb, Robert 235 9911 Hillridge Dr-. Kensington, MD 20795 Glass, Glenn 1225 E. Magee Rd. Tucson, AZ 85718 Gleason, David 42 Pinckney St. Boston, MA 02114 Clickman, Ruth 52 Prospect Ave. Northampton, MA 01060 Gold, Marie-Louise 4 Hanfling Rd. Scarsdale, NY 10583 Golden, Holly 11 Wesley Rd. Broad Brook, CT 06016 Goldstein, Steven 23 Pinney Rd. Bloomfield, CT 06002 Gorvine, Elizabeth 900 Ocean Ave, New London, CT 06320 Gould, Claudia RR 2 Box 338 Pound Ridge, NY 10576 Grafstein, Sally 400 East 52nd St. New York, NY 10022 Cravel, James 145 Browning Rd. Norwich, CT 06360 Graves, Barbara 20 Beattie Ct. Huntington, NY 11743 Greenberg, Elizabeth 1009 North Roxbury Dr. Beverly Hills, CA 90210 Greene, Elizabeth 133 Richardson Dr. Needham, MA 02192 Greenway, Julia 634 Charles River Rd. Needham, MA 02192 Grossman, Julie 60 East End Ave. New York, NY 10028 Haas, Laura 105 Keeler Dr. Ridgefield, CT 06877 Hallstead, Tracy P.O.Box 225 236 Senior Directory Dalton, PA 18414 Hamblett, Christopher 45 Hawthorne Ave. Barrington, Rl 02806 Hamlett, Susan 1425 Sturgeon Point Rd. Derby, NY 14047 Hamud, Fozia 30 Franklin St. Milton, MA 02186 Hardy, James 175 Branchville Rd. Ridgefield, CT 06877 Harris, Glenn Old Sudbury Rd. Lincoln, MA 01773 Harris, Jacqueline 12 Orange Rd. Montclair, NJ 07042 Harris, Jeffrey 5022 Bruce Place Edina, MN 55424 Hartman, Katherine 2 Nichols Street Wakefield, MA 01880 Hashagen, Charles RD Box 194 RT 3 Lyme, CT 06371 Hatfield, Celeste 8625 Hopewell Rd. Cincinnati, OH 45242 Hays, Daniel c0 305 Greak Neck Rd. NTI Waterford, CT 06385 Healy, Martha 35 East River Rd. Guilford, CT 06437 Henken, Jill 6923 Sherman St. Philadelphia, PA 19119 Herrick, Lynn 37 Cypress Rd. Wellesley Hills, MA 02181 Hewitt, Julia 506 Hunting Hill Ave. Middletown, CT 06457 Hoffma, Laurie 492 Water St. Warren, R1 02885 Hoffmann, Andrew 37 Sturges Commons Westport, CT 06880 Hoffman, Matthew 2050 Locust St. Philadelphia, PA 19103 Holcomb, Melanie 2026 Dumont Rd. Timonium, MD 21093 Holtz, Herbert 225 Varick Rd. Waban, MA 02168 Holz, Christina 51 Elm St. Camden, ME 04843 Horton, Alison St. George's School Newport, RI 02840 Howell, Patricia 189 Broadway Dobbs Ferry, NY 10522 Hughes, Kenneth 38 Brainerd Ave. Middletown, CT 06357 Hurley, Kathleen 15 Brown St. Sea Cliff, NY 11579 lannotti, Anthony 20 Wilton Rd. Hamden, CT 06517 Ingram, Robert Sterling Rd. Harrison, NY 10528 Itchkawich, Deborah New Durham Rd. Alton, NH 03809 Jacobson, Eric 184 Jerome Ave. Staten Island, NY 10305 Jackel, Kim 26 Waverly Rd. Darien, CT 06820 Jenkins, Melissa 24 Brooks Rd. Wayland, MA 01778 Johnson, Greta 0 Guardian Angels H.Q. 150 East 78th St. New York, NY 10021 Johnson, Taryl 2455 Copeland Blvd. Toledo, OH 43614 Jolly, James 17A Harbour Village Branford, CT 06405 Jordan, Mark 10500 Rockville Pike 1413 Rockville, MD 20852 Jordan, Robert 160 Bull Hill Lane Apt. 34 West Haven, CT 06516 Joyce, Geoffrey 70 Stockdale Rd. Needham, MA 02192 Joyner, Aaron 1447 Blue Hill Ave. Mattapan, MA 02121 Kalb, Tanah 6409 Danville Court Rockville, MD 20852 Kanfer, Lilian 30 Circle Dr. Hastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706 Karas, Maria University Lane Manchester, MA 01944 Kasparson, Peter 43 Brattle St. Holden, MA 01520 Kaster, David 75 Albemarle Rd. Norwood, MA 02062 Keating, Alycia 619 Penfield Rd. Fairfield, CT 06430 Keating, Mary 151E.79 St., Apt. 4 New York, NY 10021 Kelly, Kevin 227 Macintyre Lane Allendale, NJ 07401 Kennedy, Marita 87 Sachem Rd. Fairfield, CT 06432 Kennedy, Patrick 25 Canary Place Stratford, 06497 Kercher, Caroline 5 Caroline Court Quaker Hill, CT 06375 Kesten, Allen RR 1Box 198 Stonington, CT 06378 Ketchum, Raymond 6 Boardman Lake Rd. Ft. Gordon, GA 30905 Knox, Kim 152 Dunk Rock Rd. Guilford, CT 06437 Koeser, Doris 17 Pearl St. Stonington, CT 06378 Kolb, Molly 9 ookout Point Rd. Ridgefield, CT 06877 Krakow, David 68 Clinton Rd. Brookline, MA 02146 Kramer, Jeremy 34 Berwyn Rd. W. Hartford, CT 06107 Krigman, Judy 31Mount Bolus Rd. Chapel Hill, NC 27514 Labinger, Melanie 47-5140th St. Sunnyside, NY 11104 Lamb, Michael 15Nutmeg Dr. Gales Ferry, CT 06335 Lamont, Carol 885 Gardiner Dr. Bay Shore, NY 11706 Landau, Blair 510 Park Ave. New York, NY 10022 Landau, Victoria 552 Cherrybrook Rd. North Canton, CT 06059 Landis, Ellen 14 Colonial Rd. White Plains, NY 10605 Lankin, Ken 12109 Eimore Terrace Phiadelphia, PA 19154 Lapidow, Amy bMaplewood Lane Essex Junction, VT 05452 Laserson, David 15 Terra Mar Dr. l'kmtington, NY 11743 Lasley, Barbara 3Syivester Court E Norwalk, CT 06855 Latish, Cynthia 8816 N. Joshua Tree Lane Paradise Valley, AZ 85253 Senior Directory Lau, Steve 18 Old Orchard Rd. Port Chester, NY 10573 Lawrence, Ariel 67 Haviland Ct. Stamford, CT 06903 Lawrence, Lee 59 Seaside Ave., P.O. Box 39 Westbrook, CT 06498 Leavenworth, Carolyn 543 Harrington Rd. Wayzata, MN 55391 Legow, David 3 Goodbhart Dr. Livingston, NJ 07039 Lerman, Beth 29 Soby Dr. W. Hartford, CT 06107 Lerner, Nancy 1320 N. State Pkwy. Chicago, IL 60610 Levine, Robert 1085 Park Ave. New York, NY 10028 Lewis, Jean 66 Pinewoods Ave. Troy, NY 12180 Liguori, Michele 345 Park Ave. 20 Fl. New York, NY 10022 Litoff, David 339 Chaffeeville Rd. Mansfield Center, CT 06250 Lopez, Roberta 60 Stonecrest Dr. San Francisco, CA 94132 Lottor, Collette 61 Homestead St. Waban, MA 02168 Lowen, Lisa 125 Turtle Cove Lane Huntington, NY 11743 Lowenthal, Kevin Westchester Rd. Newton, MA 02158 Lubbers, Beth 564 Pugh Rd. Wayne, PA 19087 Luther, Sandra 1 Nolen Lane Darien, CT 06820 MacDonald, Helen 3730 Washington St. San Francisco, CA 94118 Mack, Carey Rileyville Rd. RD 2 Ringoes, NJ 08551 Mack, Douglas 22 Arundel Rd. Wayne, NJ 07470 Macleod, Leslie 48 Mercer St. Princeton, NJ 08540 Madoff, Alec 697 Ridge Rd. Middletown, CT 06457 Mag, Lucas 11504 Hornfiar Court Potomac, MD 20854 Magioncalda, Andrew 296 Dale Rd. Rochester, NY 14625 Magram, Tracy 192 Old Mill Rd. Middletown, CT 06357 Maini, Craig 100 Memorial Dr., Apt. 2-18 Cambridge, MA 02142 Malootian, Anita 20 Dunbar Rd. Quaker Hill, CT 06375 Mann, Andrew 137 Temple St. W. Newton, MA 02165 Marshall, Christine 7755 Overlake Dr. Medina, WA 98039 Martin, Matthew 18 Martinwood Lane Erie, PA 16509 Masciale, Mary Ellen 33 Flower Hill Rd. Poughkeepsie, NY 12603 Maxwell, Nancy 11 Elmhurst Lane Portsmouth, VA 23701 McBride, Robert 171 Wellesley St. Weston, MA 02193 McCrum, Elizabeth 31 Turtleback Rd. New Canaan, CT 06840 McCrew, Gail 5301 Westbard Circle 445 Bethesda, MD 20816 McGurk, Francis 22 Tame Buck Rd. Wolcott, CT 067 16 MclLeod, Sheila 8 Sylvan Lane Greenwich, CT 06870 Meade, Andrew 4 Abbies Lane North Falmouth, MA 02556 Merrick, Anne RD 4 Kings Grant Farm Princeton, NJ 08540 Miller, Betty 11 Woodruff Dr. Guilford, CT 06437 Miller, Elizabeth 419 East 57th St. New York, NY 10022 Miller, Martha 63 Ivy Rd. Wilmington, DE 19806 Miller, Stephen 100 W. 94th St. New York, NY 10025 Miner, Judith 419 Squire St. Cheshire, CT 06410 Mintz, Abby 131 Winifred Ave. Worcester, MA 01602 Mitrione, Stephen 323 Mt. Hope Blvd. Hastings-on Hudson, NY 10706 Mombello, Michael 86 Deer Run Rd. Woodbridge, CT 06525 Morgan, Kate 12 Perry Ave. Waterford, CT 06385 Moulton, Martha 60 Austin Dr. Burlington, VT 05401 Mousseau, Peter Box 331 Thompson, CT 06277 Murrow, Linda 168 Allerton Rd. Newton, MA 02161 Musser, Peter 1107 Ocean Ave. 237 New London, CT 06320 Narva, Lisa 43 Beverly St. N. Dartmouth, MA 02747 Neilson, Karen 278 Newtown Turnpike Wilton, CT 06897 Nesgos, Nicholas 27 Palmer Rd. Newton, MA 02168 Newhall, Sarra 72 King St. Swampscott, MA 01907 Nichals, Stephanie 69 Maple Ave. Katonah, NY 10536 Nolan, Nichole 26 St. James St. South Garden City, NY 11530 Ogg, Alison 35 Gaywood Ave. Attleboro, MA 02703 O'Leary, Charles 18 Kenilworth Rd. Worcester, MA 01602 O'Leary, Stephen 2 Elm St. Wellesley Hills, MA 02181 O'Neal, Maureen 20 Maple St. Chester, MA 06412 Orbach, Donna 4113 Cotswold Dr. Harrisburg, PA 17110 Otterson, Katherine 93 Winter St. Rehoboth, MA 02769 Painchaud, Charles 28C Portland Ave. Old Orchard Beach MF 04064 Paolicelli, Lucia 53-04 207 St. Bayside, NY 11364 Patz, Laura 32 Kennedy Blvd. Lincoln, R1 02865 Peck, David 415 Humphret St. New Haven, CT 06511 Pedro, Leanne 46 Mackworth St. 238 Senior Directory Portland, ME 04103 Peoples, Sean Tartia Rd. East Hampton, CT 06424 Peters, Sally 28 Warner Grosse Pointe Farms, Ml 48236 Peterson, Susan Goshen Rd. Litchfield, CT 06759 Pierson, Julia 782 Hilltop Rd. St. Paul, MN 55118 Pleven, Anick 1160 Fifth Ave. New York, NY 10029 Poglinco, John 434 Pelhamdale Ave. Pelham Manor, NY 10803 Pond, Calvin 1219 Aspen Place Davis, CA 95616 Raffensperger, Linda 400 Bellaire Ave. Ft. Washington, PA 19034 Ravesloot, Nini 515 W. Lyon Farms Dr. Greenwich, CT 06830 Reardon, Mark 141 Prescott St. West Boylston, MA 06790 Reeve, James 160 Orchard Rd. Demarest, NJ 07627 Renner, Michael 52 School Lane Lloyd Harbor, NY 11743 Reynolds, Laurie 3930 Huntington St. NW Washington, DC 20015 Reynolds, Nancy 58 Mariot Circle Wallingford, CT 06492 Reardon, Mary Ellen 142 New Litchfield St. Torrington, CT 06790 Rhodes, Julianne Schoolhouse Rd. Old Saybrook, CT 06475 Rice, Lisa Penfield Hill Rd. Portland, CT 06480 Richman, Karen 168 Mohawk Dr. W. Hartford, CT 06117 Ritter, Barbara 120 Eastmoor Blvd. Columbus, OH 43209 Riviere, Jean-Gabriel 102 Columbia 472 S Cove Cir St. Petersburg, FL 33708 Roberds, Lisa 264 Putting Green Rd. Trumbull, CT 06611 Roberts, Steven 24 Springwood Manor Londonville, NY 12211 Roberts, Thomas 10 Jeffrey Lane Bridgewater, NJ 08807 Roberts, Willa 319 Stratford Rd. Brooklyn, NY 11218 Robinson, Andrew 54 Rochester Rd. Newton, MA 02158 Rockwell, Elizabeth 4 Raymond St. Old Greenwich, CT 06870 Rode, Randall 458 Durham Rd. Guilford, CT 06437 Roffman, Andrew 118 West 79th St. New York, NY 10024 Rogers, Elizabeth 90 Elm St. Canton, MA 02021 Rooks, Elisa 123 Calder Dr. Warren, Rl 02885 Rosenberg, Krista RD 1Box 75 Califon, N 07830 Rosseland, Krista 130 Holden Rd. Paxton, MA 01612 Roth, Alyssa Washington Valley Rd. Morristown, NJ 07990 Rutstein, Tod 34 High Pt. Dr. Amherst, MA 01002 Sadowsky, Debra 9 Denison Rd. Worcester, MA 01609 Salvatore, Anthony 3701 Williams Lane Chevy Chase, MD 20015 Sampson, Keith 15 Farrwood Dr. Andover, MA 02810 Sands, Adele Sunnyside Wawa, PA 19063 Santaniello, James 5 Morgan St. Mystic, CT 06355 Sargent, Elizabeth Box 191 Penllyn, PA 19422 Sarin, Janet 43 Westgate Lane Storrs, CT 06226 Saunders, Tedd 109 Lee St. Brookline, MA 02146 Schatzkin, Laura 44 Old Meadow Rd. W. Hartford, CT 06117 Schickler, Sloan 130 West 86th St. New York, NY 10024 Schneider, Brian 906 Citation Midland, TX 79701 Schroder, Soren 8 Venrankevej DK2900 Hellerup Denmark, DA Schulson, Anne 25 West 811st St. New York, NY 10024 Segal, Joanne 19 Huguenot Dr. Larchmont, NY 10538 Shanley, Royse 120 Buell St. North Haven, CT 06473 Shapiro, Loren 86 Wolcott St. Medford, MA 02155 Shapiro, Robert 7911 Long Meadow Rd. Baltimore, MD 21208 Sharon, Betsy 16 Farm St. Bellingham, MA 02019 Shatz, Rachel 8 Harstrom Place Rowayton, CT 06853 Sheehy, Elizabeth 57 Jerusalem Dr. Cohasset, MA 02025 Siladi, Mark 8 Grove St., Apt. 2 Boston, MA 02114 Silverstein, Michael 277 Bayberry Lane Westport, CT 06880 Smith, Girard 2106 Dunhill Dr. Wilmington, DE 19810 Smith, Joan 295 Lee St. Brookline, MA 02146 Spalter, Alan 180 East End Ave. New York, NY 10028 Spector, Carolyn 54 Country Dr. Weston, MA 02193 Spivy, Emily 1300 Lake Shore Drive Chicago, IL 60610 Srebnick, Steven 1718 Amberly Dr. Englishtown, NJ 07726 Stark, Wendy 18 Bahama Circle Tampa, FL 33606 Stefani, Sara 15 Rue Spontini Paris France, FR 75116 Sternberg, William 113 Seneca Dr. Noank, CT 06340 Sternstein, Alan 9 Oak Tree Lane Schenectady, NY 12309 Stiles, James 108 Depot Rd. Hollis, NH 03049 Stone, Peb 96 Hillcrest Ave. Summit, NJ 07901 Strauss, Julia Senior Directory 282 Williams St. Provicence, R1 02906 Strong, James 14 Steamboat Wharf Mystic, CT 06355 Susla, Cynthia 21 Holly Mar Hill Rd. Northford, CT 06472 Swanson, Lisa 7 Chantilly Dr. Barrington, RI 02806 Swart, Oda Sauerbruchstrasse 9 D 4040 Neuss W Ger, GE 4040 Tafapolsky, Alan 40 Valley Spring Rd. Newton, MA 02158 Tasini, Oren 1081 Morega Dr. Los Angeles, CA 90049 Taylor, Charles 9 Eldred St. Lexington, MA 02173 Taylor, Edith RFD 2, Box 2201 Cundy's Harbor, ME 04011 Taylor, Jocelyn 825 Towne House Rd. Fairfield, CT 06430 Teitelbaum, Richard 10 Berkshire Place Englewood Cliffs, N 07632 Terry, Maarten 30 Orchard Place New Haven, CT 06511 Thier, Stephanie 8 Spector Rd. Woodbridge, CT 06525 Thomas, Stuart 5903 Osceola Rd. Bethesda, MD 20016 Thorpe, Laura 15611 McFinty Rd. Wayzata, MN 55391 Threet, Nicola 1835 N. Howe Apt. 2R Chicago, IL 60614 Tolmach, Jessica 3804 Shepherd St. Chevy Chase, MD 20015 Townsend, Sara 18 High St. Summit, NJ 07901 Trivaudey, Beth Old E. Litchfield Rd. Litchfield, CT 06759 Tropp, Lisa 541 Claflin Ave. Mamaroneck, NY 10543 Tulin, Douglas 16 Walnut Ave. Larchmont, NY 10538 Turtola, Jerome 48 Deer Run Rd. Wallingford, CT 06492 Tyson, Susan 2928 Greenvale Rd. Chevy Chase, MD 20015 Upin, David 325 Willamor Circle Albert Lea, MN 56007 VanBrimer, Erica 287 N. Poverty Rd. Southbury, CT 06488 vannieuwenhuyze, Wendy Pasay Rd. N. Grosvenordale, CT 06255 Varano, Gina 14 Sunset Hill Rd. Simsbury, CT 06070 Visconti, Anita 122 Whitewood Rd. Lexington, MA 02173 Vosburgh, Megan 8 Pasture Lane Darien, CT 06820 Waldo, Sarah 69 Emerson Rd. Longmeadow, MA 01106 Walker, Hope 1 East Univ. Pkwy. 1204 Baltimore, MD 21218 Walton, Mary 5601 Ayles Boro Ave. Pittsburgh, PA 15217 Warburg, Robert 53 Otis St. Norwich, CT 06360 Watt, Andrea Still River Depot Rd. Harvard, MA 01451 Weathers, Shari 66 Lockwood St. Meriden, CT 06450 Welch, Barclay 75 Old Farm Rd. Hamden, CT 06517 Wheeler, Amy 68 Sunset Hill Dr. Branford, CT 06405 White, Stephanie 8 Sunny Knoll Terrace Lexington, CT 02173 Wickstrom, Jane 99 Linwood Ave. Whitinsville, MA 01588 Wilen, Tracy 8 Pickering Place Dix Hills, NY 11746 Wilson, Edward 322 W. 57th St., Apt. 29M New York, NY 10019 Wilson, Steven 28 Hunting Lane Shervorn, MA 01770 Wistman, Daniel P.O. Box 208 Bouton Rd. South Salem, NY 10590 Withers, Timothy 5 Cow Path Lane Woodbridge, CT 06525 Wolf, Rebecca 895 Mockingbird Lane Palo Alto, CA 94306 Wolfson, Jonathan 36 Clinton Place Newton Center, MA 02159 Woollen, Byron Boulders Inn New Preston, CT 06777 Yager, Leslie 517 W. Lyon Farm Dr. Greenwich, CT 06830 Young, Kathleen 55 Poplar Drive Meorris Plains, NJ 07950 Zanfini, Maria 10 Given Lane East Northport, NY 11731 Zieff, Martin 12 Young St. Lexington, MA 02173 Zieff, Richard 382 Commonwealth Ave., Apt. 41 Boston, MA 02215 239 A very special thanks to: BN S Ann Balsamo Tim Bishop Coach Boyer Sue Coakley Heather Cusack Dave Ellis Lisa Erickson David and Mr. Fenimore Marilyn Gelish Jim Cravel Bob Hannon Ted Hendrickson Tanah Kalb Coach Lamborghini Dr. Jerry Macklin Pat Moe Blair Nichols Julie Periman Sue Peterson Julie Pierson Willa Roberts Loren Shapiro Kris Smith Mary Smultea Carol Spencer Mary Taylor Tom Throop Paul Bober Megan Vosburgh Marg Watson Karen Weldon Susan Zuckerman It was a pleasure working with all of you. Thank you and goodnight.