Connecticut College - Koine Yearbook (New London, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 278 of the 1985 volume:

AL ToM v - S KOINE from the Greek word koinos signifying democracy, thus common to all. NEW LONDON, CONNECTICUT Four years linking matriculation and commencement comprise our tenure at Connecticut College. Some of the best times of our lives, these years are certain- ly crucial to our maturity and direction. In hopes of capturing different aspects of Some of the best times of our lives our experience here, photographers dutifully clicked away, freezing for posterity a glimpse of our community. This section testifies to the colorful period of our stay: included is a sample of our activities, our feelings, and our lives. Whether reading a book, enjoying a drink, playing a game, or making a friend, a Camel is quite active. It is only necessary to reach out and seek what is hidden. Each individual can discover an interest or goal. The interest may be in a person, the goal for a class presidency. No matter what, the opportunities pur- sued are diverse, and the talents brought It is the extent of extracurricular activities that animates much of our campus to them very admirable. It is the extent of extracurricular activities that animates much of our campus and affords a more subjective challenge than academics. How often get involved is echoed lends credence to the value of non-academic concerns. College is freedom and responsibility. College is a search for identity. College is people and courses, parties and music, trials and tribulations. Above all, college is a unified community gathered to share knowledge, to test ideas, and to promote learning. Few of us will remain unchanged. People, young and old, form and create this everchanging community. As we strive to achieve different heights, we are inspired by friends and faculty. Our goals .. . the continued reason to smile the skies, our aim the stars. Throughout these pages one image repeats: the smile. Some touched us, some strengthened us, and others forced a smile in return. The prevalence of this golden reaction is its expressive power and its fundamental ap- peal to human nature. One special quality of Connecticut College is the continued reason to smile. Surely, there are strug- gles, setbacks, and sadness too. But following the rough times will come the triumphs, and invariably the smiles. Possibly the greatest reward of our time passed here is not a diploma, but the respect and love accorded from friendship. Although each defines friendship differently, all agree to its necessity and worth. The presence of a friend renders troubled times easier and events more special. Our col- leagues enlighten and challenge, sur- k ...anatmosphere conducive to growth and friendship. - prise and encourage us. Indeed, com- panions provide the cohesion to relate . the collection of good and bad times, . lo consummate our achievements with their presence and support. Here we - are fortunate to inherit and bequeath an atmosphere conducive to growth - and friendship. T e e 1 Just as friendship is a necessity in fulfilling a college career, SO too is in- dividuality. Time, space, and silence to separate ourselves from the crowd while remaining a part of it. At Con- necticut College this opportunity to develop and pursue personal endeavors exists. Our small size facilitates individuality as well as a closeness of community. As some of these photographs suggest, it is through a conception of ourselves that we learn to adapt to the crowd. By Il ':' 'Ii;' .,,. J . To emerge confident and apt in our abilities, ready to confront and master future challenges, is one legacy of Connecticut College. To leave equipped with a catalogue of memories and dreams fueled by the people with whom we shared To leave equipped with a catalogue of memories and friends . . . four years is another. To cherish the past but anticipate the future, to look back yet move forward, is most important. Only this way can we appreciate fully and rightly our Connecticut College heritage. PRIPNRAZZL b o il s REAEESTATE e i oo v OGEATIENEA - 2 Sl .. Siaee e SEOR TS IEIE, TN o B i ARTS LEISURE EDITORS-IN-CHIEF: Linda Cusack and Carol Spencer LAYOUT EDITORS: Audrey Franks, Heather Lane ASSISTANTS: Karen Mosman, Amy Buckingham, Liz Kates, Julie Martin, Trang Nguyen ART EDITOR: David Rubin ASSISTANTS: Nan Robertson, Deb Flashman COPY EDITORS: Liz Kates, Karen Lauterbach, Jim Richardson, PHOTOGRAPHY EDITORS: Liz Barrack, Katie Van der Kloot PHOTOGRAPHERS: Linda Cusack, Steven Geiser, Chris Fenton, Mike Neville, Carol Spencer PAPARRAZZI EDITORS: Sue Funkhouser, Carole Tomko REAL ESTATE EDITOR: George Breen ACADEMIA EDITOR: Tracy Tebo SPORTS EDITORS: Steven Geiser, Lindsy Leinbach ART AND LEISURE EDITORS: Heather Lane, Lee Statchen ASSISTANTS: Jennifer Kolber, Paula McGarry FINANCIAL MANAGER: Marc Gearin ADVERTISING DIRECTORS: Dan Gluck, Jim Romeo, Jim Sachs SALES: Deena Christelis COVER DESIGN AND GRAPHIC LETTERING: Kimberley Knutson TAYLOR PUBLISHING REPRESENTATIVE: Frank Ball 17 18 DEDICATION F. Edward Cranz Always striving to strengthen the bond between education and society, Pro- fessor F. Edward Cranz encourages his students to learn more than just the answers: he instills within them new ques- tions. To walk into his classroom is to enter upon another point in time, in history, and to expand one's mind until one can think as men have in the past. There is no such thing as passive educa- tion for Mr. Cranz. All aspects of one's mind are actively examined and applied to an area much more important than ex- ams or grades: to society. Since 1942 when Mr. Cranz began teaching at Con- necticut College, he has led students along a path of learning that goes beyond their four years of college, to question and examine life no matter where they live, no matter what occupation they have, no matter how old they may be. To Mr. Cranz, for all his guidance and dedication, we thankfully and lovingly dedicate Koin 1985. Becky Dynes for the class of 1985 John Abrons Jane Ach Zoology Alexander Stuart Amill . P I i S Wbl 1 ontocho-dori Showa 59-5-1 1 Chinese Asian Studies ' I 20 I Esperanza Anderson Biochemistry Kama Noel Almasi Asian Studies 21 Tara Auletta Zoology Sarah Babbitt Studio Art 1 - - T Ann Kelsey Babcock MathematicsSociology Lee Babb English They love us in Texas 22 Michael Schoenwald Anthropology Christopher Bartolucci Religious Studies Elizabeth I. Barrack European HistoryArt History Minor: Studio Art 23 Gina Batali Rosemary Battles Cindy Bendroth History David M. Barbash History Minor: Government Jacquelynn Baulding Theatre Laurence Joel Bazer Zoology Minor: European History Marc Baylin LUB, GML, PLI, LH, EH Amelia Beale Hispanic Studies 25 Margaret Bennett . Lisa Beaudet Field Biology Todd Berman Jonathan Stavin Overnment 26 Carl Soane European History Andrew Bruce Berlowe Biochemistry Buffoonery Jody Bates Psychology. Laurie D. Fleishman 27 28 Paul G. 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Kawecki English Human Relations Minor: French Psychology Based Ted Nelson English Eric Kaplan Psychology 56 L . - r Anne Kiely Hilary Bovers .- Child DevelopmentEducation English l Suzanne Hanny Amy Kiernan r EnglishHistory Child DevelopmentEducation Frances Kelley Child Development Paul Burton Harvey Asian StudiesHistory Eileen A. Kane Psychology Roger Cameron Kennedy Yo! 58 Ann Kizanis Mathematics Nancy Lee Davis Psychology7Education Daria Celine Keyes Psychology Claudia Manuli Spanish 59 David Koral Scott Korenbaum FrenchHistorySubmission HistoryEast Asian Civilization h,. Linda Sue Knox Government John Ivan Kelley Chairman Young Communists 60 President Soviet-American Friendship Committee TS x MAY 1995 BERA UPDATE BSTEINEMatSI Plus alook at the south african women's movement 61 Marybeth Lee Studio Art Leslie Jane Graham HistoryEspionage Minor: English U. D. 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Third row: Unidentified cou- ple demonsrratmg a mating da issing: ' ' ia Engleman, John Vallely, g dance. Missing: Scott Korenbaum, Maureen Phalon, Jason Grear, Cynthia Bendroth, Peter Firsj row: Carole Tomko, Judy Temple, Natalie Collins, Wendy Volkmann, Jamie Schack, Alicia Eastland, Marsh Green, Andrew Harkins, Nora Prentice. Second row: Clark, Yvonne Paine, Kris, Allegra Holch, Melissa Upton, Ginni Vancil, J top to bottom: Tim Richards, Jay Dodd, Dan Besse, Gregg Angell, David Axtell, Lee Babb, Cynthia Fazzari, Ross il Offenberg, Cecilia Fernandez-Carol, Timothy Binzen, I, Alana Heitzmann, J lie Hanson, Catherine Garney, Lucinda Eng, Kathy Glennon, Suzanne Hanny, n, Bettina Morrish. A top to bottom: Steve Ivian, Mark Ashkinos, Adam Konin, Chris Rucker, Sam Megraw, Randy Billings. Trish Wade, Adam Rosen, Susan Stedt, Lynne Tapper, Maryann Wrenn, Betsy Daub, Wenley Ferguson, Kris Fisher, Caitlin Acheson, Christine Ventuarelle, Anna Sank, Elizabeth Foote, Sarah Britt, Beth Hana, Claudia Brewster, David Benners, Cathy Masinler, Kenneth Jockers, Pune Dracker. Missing: Brian Walker, Pat Sherbrooke, Scott Flagg, Ed Liang, Antonio Sindorf, Ken Perregaux, Pat Dougherty, Quentin Mason, Rodney Wooley, Bill Dwyer, Leslie Hanson, Regina Duffy, Ruya Atamer, Dorothy Endelson, Karen Liss, Kristin Fisher, Jennifer Evans, Charles Pratt, Winton Porterfield, Maria Yenkes, Charlie McCaghey, Paula Reddy, Tiana Celisia, Sarah Napler, Jennifer Dyle, Sarah Smith, Mona Scrofono, Kathy Boyd, Lynne Sandell, Sarah Babbit, Elizabeth Irwin, Amy Henry, Patricia Cone, Wendy Demaiorebus, Malinda Eichner, Laurel MacDuiffie, Jennifer Easton, Leissa Perkinson, Karen Beber, Judith Benford, Pam Van der Kloot, Alana Kennedy, Stephanie Beinhart, Anne Harris, Catherine Masinter, Jacqueline Fletcher, Alexandra Engle Dackow, Richard Greenwald, Martha Denia Shaun Pedersen, Sarah Wright, Arifa Toor, Les! Joanne Rich, Brian Walker, Randy Berner, Anne Carlso B top to bottom: Burke Laclair, David Perregaux, Deirdre Demakis, Sandra MacVicar, Kim Vandervoorn, Dawn Cooper, Holly Reiman, Mariel Hagan, Bill Willard, Peter Kris, Kevin Wolfe, Jaime Arze, Elizabeth Kates, Sarah Webb, Mark Margolis, Barbara Holland, Michael Feiriberg, John Ong, Laurie King, James Peva, John Santini, Louis Brown, Linda Christensen. S top to bottom: David Tyler, Kim Priest, Nancy Hetzler, Laura Graitzer, Elizabeth Carroll, John Whiting, Andrea Saltzberg, Kate Stiffie, Popli Khalatbari, Sharon Kalman, Paul Bacon, Jennifer Bleezarde, Andrew Skeen, Allan Church, Philip Hastings, Alex McPhail, Chris Coyne, Frederick Sanguedolce, Katie Van der Kloot. Missing: Bruce Sutphen, Mary Reading, Lauren Meltzer, Daphne Hays, Andrea Raider, Lori St. Amour, Jonathan Clymer, Peter Moor, Lawrence Pellegrino, David Lifland, John Wright, Karen Mosman, Julie Morse, Ann Clark, Donna Peterson, Alison Shaw, Katherine Meyer, Jill Tarbox. .. 'l 4 r 1 First row: Lisa Peloso, Jenniter Halloran, Janet Kalunian, Jennifer Croke, Jim Sachs, Karen Frey, Holly Darr, Tanya Shah, An- drea Neiditz, Jeanne Martin, Sue Brandes, Nancy Beaney, Allison Farley, Liz Schroeder, Susan Langer, Jennifer Kolber, Reed Montague, Olivia Goodnow, Lisa Hodge, Larey Lindberg. Second row: Liz Lerner, Pam Brainerd, Alison Shepherd, Susan Beren, Hilary Kahn, Kay Carlson, Cindy Bortman, Sandy Pfaff, Joan Makosky, Kim Norton, Katie Lockyer, Ellen Donlon, Susan Youll, Elizabeth McCullough, Sarah Stone, Amanda Kuklin, Kathy Mills, Anna Raff, Nancy Sullivan, Debbie Garr, Amy Terrell, Susan Hall, Laura Hazlett. Third row: Paul Desjarlais, Jonathan Leff, Martha Zschock, Beth McKiernan, Joann Schigber, Molly Tyson, Jonathan Stavin, Marianna Gatje, Vicki Johnson, Sue Fender, Marci Resnicoff, Greg Long. Fourth row: Tom Pado, Ted Nelson, Rob Hale, Steve Franks, James Essman, Russell Anderson, Jennifer Downey, Jeff Idelson, Sue Brown, Deb Lowry, Reiner De-Jong, Paul Smith, Carl Bryning, Carey Folk, Mike Schiott, Dan Gluck, Mike Jaeger, Joshua Smith, Dave Mangione. Missing: Josh Barnett, Peter Benoliel, Amy Buckingham, Geoffrey Buckley, Katie Carlin, Ted Cochran, David Cook, Marc Gearin, David Green, Stuart Halligan, Patricia Harriman, Lisa Lockwood, Tom Martin, Penelcpe McKean, Michael Miller, Anne Morgan, Jessica Ogden, Harold Olsen, Ashley Pierce, Sue Recker, Dawn Scaramuzza, Nalin Sikand, Jill Strickman, Kathryn Terdiman, Amy Varnum, Saskia Veendorp. Karen Vosseller, Ellen Wadleigh, Eric Wagner, Scott Wipper, Karen Williams. o First row: Rona Kirschbaum, Dawn Demeola, Sarah James, Eric Rosado, acquel i + Am Evoy, Masako Nakamura, Hilary Minihan, Carol Vidett, Alicor -acquelyn Dubrow, Karen Muir. Second row: Amy o Watson, Kimberly Elisasser, Sarah Becker. Third row: Laurie Caldarella, Lisa Levinson, Karen Smith, Rebecca Danielski, Sharon Betts, Mary Beth Lee, Nancy Northrop, Heather Post, Miranda Smith, Janet Hall. Fourth row: Ted Root, Sam Gonzalez, Peter Sinclair, Amy Foster, Sarah Getzoff, Patricia Ryan, Tracy Shipman. Fifth row; Roberf Berg, James Romeo, Paul Austin, Dan Gitterman. Aley. Mils James Piccolini, Jeff Laro Tom Price, H. Jon Benjariiin, Sam Seder. Sixth row: William Mayers. Seventh row: Charmian Hall Elizabeth Ardiff Ericl Schoefer. Missing: Laura Feefee Kendall Clark, Judi Savitch, Elizabeth Bovich, Shannon Sullivan, .Llsa Levinson Slrsan Summerill, Tim Killenberg Steve Crawford, Duncan MacDonald, Jason Kamm, Mike Schoenwald, .Joseph Topo i'-iic:hard Fried, Greg Donovan, Marc Morro, Robert Solomon, Bettiane Spirito, Tracilee Warrinat i Chalpin, Caroline Johnson Sarah Milczanowski, gton, Margaret Dougan, Michelle SRR R T Y First row: David Benjack. Michael Rosenberg. Second row: Steven Howard, Matt Hockenos, Peggy Weisenberg, Tara Keller, Robert Vogliano, Mimi Hall, Sue Wilkinson, Julia Todd, Betsy Cottrell, Michelle Brown, Elizabeth Helland, Terry Spadea, Cathy Lewis, Ned Hurley, Tara Kilbane, Elizabeth Bryer. Third row: Lynn Gulick, Libby Marston, Michael Sean Lee, Robert Valinote. Fourth row: Caarin Fleischmann, Alison Cornyn, Frank Schimel, Heather Lane, Patricia Walsh, Dina Johnson, Alan Rustici, Mary Brophy, Mark Scott, Patty Gillett, Karla Panaccione, Robert Pistey, Jennifer Cullis, Robert Balzebre, Sharon Ephraim, Stephen Rodman. Fifth row: John Lansden, Debby Leffingwell, Heather Turnbull, Kathy McMor- row, Sarah Pitt, Jessica Taylor, Amy Browne, Catherine Fulmer, Judy Burger. Missing: John Sharon, Willis Morse, Ben Russell. Robin Canton, Casey Sims, Kathryn Judd, Claudia Page, Deborah Lagerguist, Steve Brosnan, Jill Zawacki, Eugene O'Reilly, Gary Eng, John Howard, Gary Morin, Maura Callan, Laura Brunner, Dawn Ellingboe, Jackie Quinones. o G R foveess 2 o2 el 2 e et 5 .'o 0 o 2 G 1 o 5 L . o . 1 2 TN : 7 3 fg- , - .... - , 3 - . 1:- i ; .. - - 3 3 s bt -':; Y . ' S 5 1 ie:f 7 - N e First row: Karen Peters, Marjorie McEvoy, Susan Broger, Coreen West, Sue Kur. Second row: Linda Mileski, Leslie Denar- dis, Cheryl Quick, Sarah Hills, Vicki Morse, Sarah Edwards. Third row: Kim Poulot, Thorn Pozen, Sue MclLeod, Melissa Hen- nessey, Nan Robertson, Vic Digravio, Gharlotte Stone, Gail Shapiro, Tim Martin, Toki Strong, Rick Unruh, Jack McKay Fourth row: Billy McCall, Helen Murdoch, Chase Bradley, Dianne Drayse, Brooke Bascom, Deedra Benson, Peter Milburn, Paul Smith, Greg Ewing, Hugh Fraser, Jody Dostal, Rob Feeney, Steve Blackwell, Cushing Anderson, Tom Liptack. Missing: chrr Giles, Peter Ditlevson, Nick Kowenhoven, PJ Q'Sullivan, Chris Young, Carlos Delcristo, Randel Osborne, Kim Niles, Chris Tierney. Nick Burlingham, Marcel Dardati, Ann Resnik, Giselle Johnson, Lashawn Jetferson, David Hagge, Camille La- mont, Hilary Bovers, Lisa Hearst, Bruce Thompson, Julie Einhorn, Fred Polhemus, Dan Fegan, Cynthia Lorie, Lee Davis, Jan Rowan, Amy Kiernan, Deborah Vileno, Jeanne Feehrer, Kristen Zaremba, Lin Stoia, Susi Stefanowicz, Priscilla Geigis, Gon naught Meagher, Joanpe Lavacchia, Jennifer Mrosek, Pam Varley, MaryJo Johnson, Janet Mason, Danielle Boardman, Nel Porter, Abby Cohen, Liz Pint, Nicole Gould, Maggie McCarthy, Terri Bright, Wendy Bauer, Jennifer Keller, Marci Cross, Kitt Thor.ne. Rachel Brown, Courtney Markline, Audrey Franks, Tasha Grant, Lisa Timothy, Jenny Lynch, Sue Funkhouser, Hilar Harrison, Ashley Roosevalt, Amy Michelman, Liz Clubb, Joan Edwards, Tracey Thomas, Karima Mouheb, Laura Howard. a i First row: Mike Neville, Laurie Fleishman, Jeff Previdi. Second row: Tish Threet, Debbie Eng, Gina Sykes, Denise Mugge, Michele Austin, Karen Levy, Kirstie Rice, Peter Bolster, Matthew Warwick. Third row: Lars Ditlevsen, Barica Fried, Sue Gaines, Chris Nemetz, Becca Roggeman, Mark Bleezarde, Randall Lucas, Jennifer Baldwin, Lea Bauman. Fourth row: Anne-Marie Parsons, Will Keator, Geoff Barnet, Wayne Elowe, Doug Schwartz, Larry Getzler, Ted Wood-Prince, Andree Oulmann, Dave Stepper, Nick Roosevelt, Will Meyer, Janet Sellge, Kim Lane, Sue Hendricks, Christa Burgess, Leigh Larson, Mary-Ann Sagnella, Lakshmi Rajan. Fifth row: Kirk Kelly, Brad Dinerman, Tom Armstrong, Rob Skalns, Mary-Catherine Knipp, Heidi Holst-Knudson, Mike Bennett, Chris Philippi, Ed Martindale. Missing: Christine Breck, Pauline Imberman, Kirsten Deconti, Karen Nardi, Susan Holmes, Christine Owens, Martha Hall, Liz Roberts, Martha Wieler, Madge Rossi, Kelly Unsworth, Ellen Martinson, Denise Llewellyn, Josefa Russo, Michele Laine, Ken Slovin, Liz Twomey, Angelo Ziotas, Colin Poole, Doug Jones, Sam Luebke, Chuck Morgan, Paul North, Athena Tsakanikas, Mary Laughlin, Calie White, Linda Hughes, Dean Zingus, Bill Nightingale, Doug Smith, Dan Wroble, Carl Horner, Tom Curtis, Jody Michel, Andrew Tubbs, Bill Havens, John Bartolomei, Adam Mintz, Bob Esmond, Tim Dodge. . e : - HARKNESS berth F C J .aren Mi ! : G Tenwi ne C Chris Burrell, Ste : Ray, Pat Gibbons, Mic John crae, Christine Hardt, Christine We Ellen Barley, Robin St, Germait e areer e : 2 Q$$p:z$ V1 g SO -'H:? h.gd ek 2 St First row: Chrissy Synodia, Mia Banner, Donna Martini, Nancy Dodge, Susan Graham, Phil Dolan, Demian Hodar. Second row: Liz Patton, Chris Fray, Gillian Greaves, Kent Paschal, Kathy Paxton, Chris Adams, Tracey Cusick, Naresh Duraiswamy, Bill Murray, Jessica Hadlow, Karen Taylor. Third row: Mark wilson, Marco Bisaccia, Lucy Brown, Martha Ritz, Rob Montgomery, Trang Nguyen, Fei Liem, Molly McKibben. Fourth row: George Newman, Lynn Heiman, Phil Huvos, Paul Cyr, Jennifer Farbar, Tomas Montgomery, Mari smultea. Missing; Francois Langere, Viadimir Papov, Mary Clark, Lia Fotsis, Edward Cohanim, Anita McNeill, Jennifer Price, Veronique Devoldere, Anne Dufault, Allison Leiber, Priscilla Sheldon, Karen Mourikas, Dana Simpson. 119 First row: Candace Olsen, Eric Small Deborah Finleon, Lindsy L.P.D Leinbach, Kate Price, Shannon McNew, Chris Liviq 7 Ker. Ellon Lowell. Second row: Louisa Hoyt, Carol Shanks, Kim Sawyer, Alison Reder, Diana Zimmerman, Nancy Barker, Bresnahan, Margaret Webb, Nan H, effron, Scott Einstein Brenner, Marc Agnifilo, Clive Dawes, Linda Popcorn Queen' i i tson, Kaplan, Laurie Crumpton, Barbara Malmberg, Becky Dynes, Kimberley Kpu Ka 4 gston, Annie Trella, Wendy White, Sue Cusack, Kevin McGann, Terry Garfinkle. Third row: Garry Bliss, Elena Bennett, Chris Fenton, Lisey Good, Kasia Wandycz. Ruth Shaddock, Angela Cherub Burns, Antenna, Bradford Van White, Paul The Englishman Hider with obscenity, Andy Rosenstein, Bob Kanabis, MarcManser, David 'Star Trek- Lilly. Missing: Peter Brockelman, Larry Goldstein, Dan Sullivan, Len Ellentuck, Dan Craff, Dave Adams, Payl Bei rnstein, Don Pasquarello, Jon Dorf, Geoff Wallace, Charlie Vandf.lsen, Frgd Forni, Zander Coxe, Seth Singer, Chris Byrne, Nick Roosevelt, Calin Wasteneys, Rich Brukner, Sean Grimsey, Nicky Dolin, Francis Demontebello, Kim Emilia, Michelle Berube, Kim Bailey, Kris Matthews, Jacqui Cubbage, Michele Kuttner, Heidi Schmid, Pam DeGaetane, Andrea Didisheim, Kristin Gosseler, Page Peeper Preston, Mark Pokey Munro, First row: Margo Coleman, Julia Dawson, Alison Edwards, Tracy Tebo, Jessica Merron, Callie Sussman, Peggy Harlow, Liz Carrol, Susan Wilder, Nick Avery, Brian Kennedy, Patty Knight. Second row: Stephanie Schacher, Beth Marchard, Julie Turner, Sue Czepiel, Susan Abraham, Jessica Randall, Julie O'Brien, Susan Dannis, Mary Burke, Claudia Caffuzzi, Ronnie Venture, Adam Polptrick, Tiffany Cobb. Third row: Lucy Genter, Roe Kucsma, Todd Rhiengold, Ann Babcock, David Petersson, John Bogary, Sarah Hutter, Angie Thompson, Liza McLaughlin, Regina Meade, Nina Calace-Mottola, Holly Heline, Beth Rohlfs, Lisa Kett. Fourth row: Anne Valenti, Maggie Hug, Gaar Talanian, Troya Montgomery, Jennifer Lamb, Dave Fleishman, Chip Harris, Paul Rogers, Jeff Weiner, Jenice Powell. Missing: Theresa Sinicrip, Liz Platt, Barbara Gurnitz, Janet Schoenfeld, Alexandria Beseriose, Dori Fern, Diana Herscowitch, Daren Moran, Mara Barker, Anne Horton, Lisa Smith, Susan Dunninston, Sue Trascos, Jennifer Potter, Katheryn Helms, Leslie Lamkin, Anne Gianacakes, Susan Sullivan, Julie Jacobsen, John Eley, Bob Beherns, Matt Teare, Cam Sears, Todd Humphrey, Scott Sawyer, William Rychack, Dave Turner, Luis Borba, Gregg Breen, Chris Bartolucci, Bill Bray, John Berthot, Phillip Huvos, Peter Healey, Tim Joseph, James Baldwin, Joey Blackbarun, Melaney Arnstrong, Jennifer MacLean, Katherine Listro, Naomi Weinstein, Julie Bolus, Robin Baxendale, Brenda Kramer, Alice Stokke, Priscilla Fulford, Paola Stanziale, Lisa Levaggi, Ellen Suber, Andrea Tulin, Lisa Baily, Ana Cor- onel, Katherine Mutchnick, Deborah Howell, Margie Bennett, Cara Hall, Eva Miller, Leslie Wiliams, Janet Maselaie. o S :.: o S - E:tle'g:-ryM;;i'?hzfrg. jfit?ldrhf:ngek Tracy Hassan, Ed Sonien, Alex Kasten. Second row: Gina Batali, Joe Mannino, Bil Cathy Irwin, Karen Saurino, Micter . HUmphrey, Steven Tunnell, Peter Vonau. Third row: Andy Alcosser, Paul Tiede, Ny e Michelle McCusker, Jill Glay, Tracy Thomson Missing: Wiliam Hoffmann, Barbara Kese, Elizabeth Marston, Mary-Ellen Martone, Margaret McGarry, Henry Milliken, Susan Neville, Joe Rush, Jeffrey VIVaIrer row: Doug Shank, Miranda Levenstein, Jennifer Stuart, llisa Sohmer, Joey Ann Feeney, Dene ve Socolof, Tom Bialek, Glenn Guzik, Elizabeth Williams, Brennan Glasgow, Kim Foley. Wall: Philippe Roederer, Duncan Robertson, Tom Scala, Wendy Hermann, Dana Roof First row: Ruth Taylor, Jeff Ramsey. Second Tatum, Jim Barkin, Claudia Docchio, Melissa Baughman, Helen Hadley, Deirdre Miller. Third row: Feldman, Margaret Edblom, Da Nick Reeves, Chris Hobson. Roof first row: Belcher, Owen Walsh. Roof second row: Melissa Hewson, Renee Darby, Nancy Harvey, Cindy Ray, Charles Wurts. Third row: Ari Davidian, Carl Carino, Mia Katoh, John Smith, Gillian McGoey, Larry Sullivan, Bill Warren, Carlos Carcia, Erik Burbank, Laurene Wheeler, Vin Forgione, Chris Bucco, Dan Rini. Missing: George Reeves, James Barkin, Mike Fiebiger, Mike Loening, Ed Lovejoy, Garl Brobe, Rich Stavis, Steve Sacks, Sam Caulfield, Jonathon Pudney, Elaine Brenner, Paula Baiman, Suzanne Besimini, Marc Sutton, Phil Mara, Noana Wiggins, Peter Clarke, Cheryle Zeitz, David Schner, Christina Riedel, Deb- drait Scherer, Jill Periman, Randolph Byers, Charles Enders, Mary Ann Giordano, Rich Melanson, Sarah Dalley, Kim Giusti, Halpine, Cynthia Askew, Denise Engerhardt, Linnette Attai, Jennifer Hornsby, Mary-Catherine Nowack, Maria Leet, Veronica Judith Houde, Martha Hawley, Nadine Hanna, Laurene Wheeler, Lisa Prezioso, Pierrette Newman. First row: Ana-Maria Zalles, Andy Berlowe, Sparky Kupritz, Paul Siraco, Charlie Kernan, Sally Jones, Alison Lowe. Second row: Kathy Dondero, Dana Safran, Jessica Laxman, Susan Kijellberg, Tracey Finer, Jeffrey Nicholson. Third row: Heidi Sweeney, Judy Radusky, Nancy Ryan, Alyssa Kazin, Cynthia Jaffe, Sue Redshaw, David Norling. Fourth row: Tod Oliva, Kate Winton, Andrea Bianchi, Maureen Conlin, Erin Gilligan, Mibs Sutherland, Liz Garvey, Sue Lehnert, Robert DeGiarde, Maritza Maiano, Wendy Hyde, Isabel Day, Ed Mills, Leonard Ellentuck. Fifth row: Mike Proulx, Lisa Falcone, Bente Jones, Marc Greene, Peter Strand, Pam French, Jay Althoff, Liz Barrack, Brad Mills, Peter Burbank, Liz McCarthy, Gretchen Galbraith, Jim Richardson, Ellen Johnston. Sixth row: Brain Rosenberg, Tom Reiling, Jonathan Cohen, Glem Butt, Scott Kaplan, Eric Grossman. Missing: David Talanian, Richard Olsen, Carl Soane, Joe Lawler, Peter Strand, Ak Garland, Amelia Beale, Lisa Beauder, Wanda Kawecki, Greg Eaton, Steve Tarca, Laura Kelley, Andy Moore, Chris Richter, Stephanie Ray, Bruce Rutledge, Robert Noyes, Rusty Lane, Tom Nusbaum, Pete Chiesa, Debby Levine, Mary Newbury, Tom Savastano, Dave Barber, Sara Holder, Antonie Chute, Teresa Pechulis, Ani Haratunian, Juan Rubin, Heidi Thiermann, Lisa Menegon, Merdith Victor, Lynne Quintal, Maura Doran, Julia Morton. First row: Doug Evans, John Hughes, Steven Geiser. Mark Bloomer. Second row: Lisa Buiter, Shannon Goheen, Renee Rougeot, Donna Spencer, Christopher Boyd, Karen Frigerio, Tim McDonough, Karen Lauterbach, Clay Bassett, Matt Allison, Caroline Tobias, Whitney Malin, Melissa Adams, Debby Tullo, Barbara Neu, Maureen Tiernan, Amy Higgins. Third row: Haideen Anderson, Tracy Wallace, Donna Roberts, Stephanie Lewis, Paul Kosta, Tiggy Howard, Dan Collin, Paula Berg. Suzanne Muri, Rusty Logan, Andrew Benioff. Julie Morton, Mary Hope McQuiston, Paul Chiesa, Steve Barriere, Mitch Hayes. Missing: David Koral, J. P. Nahill, Chris Tobin, Joanna Greene, Henry Jakobe, Jonathan Rosenson, Sharon Horowitz, Elisabeth Lyons, Patrick Kooyman, David Wittenberg, Edwin Lugo, Daniel Geraro, Robert Sonora, James Wimer, William Rieders, Sean Fagan, Leslie Williams, Howard Brown, Lamont Braxton, Elizabeth Johnson, Sarah Garlick, Joanne Dwyer, Fiora, James Borah, Hilary Bovars, Todd Berman, David Rubin, Howard Gardner Bradlee, Cynthia Vitto, Angela Gesualdi, Bill Lefkowitz, Adam Geberick, Katrina Paine. Rebecca lfran, Bonni Kopp, Elizabeth Held, Pam Weiner, Ann Clark, Elin Clark, Elizabeth Wingate, Hayley Altman, Linda Caley, Elizabeth Duevel, Suzanne Bonner, Garoline Tobias, Nihal Sinangil Stephanie Nothem, Julie Robison. . : . ; : - : Sk . Z'Isasmssg G . S ggg.g o i S A W First Row: Lolly Jelks, Peter Bakkala, Jennie Kahn, Linda Huang, Lee Statchen, Jennifer Watral, Lee Adourian, Thierry Str- inger, Claudia Heiibrupn. Second row: Eric Mathre, Lisa Ostrow, Eric Russman, :aa'l.';::m.nl;l::r: ;::H Julie Marti?, John Wagers. Peter I?oyle. Sara Matzgen, Amy Walther, Carlos Peterson, Jennifer Goodman, sz flohn E . Mqupen. M umg: Marian Bernstein, Jane Bess, Beth Block, Sarah Bork, Robert Brier, Lisa Cliggett, Sonia . ustis, Michele Fort, f;an Hopp, Edward Jenny, Tom Knight, Leslie Lauf, Alexander Lazer, Robin Legee, Ed Levy, Jeffry Lew:ss.:fr;istin MacKeqzne. Amy Marquis, Peter Mohr, Alexander Murray, Andrew Muss, Geoffrey Perkins, Marian Plum- mer, Derek Shoftner, Jill Steinberg, Tom Stringer, Caroline Twomey, Adam Werblow, Ed Wilgis. l Carrie Kaplan, Nicole Meuderscheid, Barb B0 o OO e0s Phage! $888884 S e b 2 AN 2 g. Deena Christelis, Joann Bivin, Jackie Gordon, Wendy Fenton, Molly GO Maria Carras, Stacy Resler. Second row: Robert Buehler, Roger Kennedy, P chol, Laura Presseau, Andrei Lloyd, Kristine Solaas, Lisa McConnell, Tristine Barth, Mary Landis, Amy B Fulmer, Carl Boesel, Chris Denn, Jane Ach, Dan Collins, John Shea, Dan McCarthy. Missi John Burns, George Breen, Courtney Taylor, Steve Barnes, Brad Burnham, Dave Bowers, Altrocchi, Janet Christofano, Carol Tolliver, Greg Bertschmann, Katy McDonough, Christine Tur Kowal, Robin Rivard, Leslie Griffin, Renee Kempler, Daryl Smith, Christine Fickler, Liz Palmer, Susi Robin Atiern, Lisa Delpapa, Laura Maguire, Anne Congdon, Kathy Coates First row: Catherine Chin iewych, Jim Sachs, icia Ching, Becky avin, Kristin Manhart, o, 127 s ! : . 3 . s ; : 2. - . ' s : i : : s et o X et s x 2 2 e : s , : $- 2 -.-----v e : 3 128 Left to right: Gina DeJes Andrea Rowe, Sandy Matos, Esperanza Anderson. First row: Maureen Piorkowski, Julia Slater, Lydia Morris, Hilary Wolff, Roberta Stewart, Michelle Grosser, Roger Kaufman. Second row: Karen Menzies, Robin Jagel, Kelly Stimmel, Jackie Vargas, Kerry Capell, Lisa Baneat, Maria Wyckoff, Becca Gates, Blake Ward, Paul Stueck, Liz Wieczorek. Third row: Matt Lyons, Bill Winstead, Sylvia Donati, Chris Dunkin, Rena Minar, Dave Barbash, Dan Klagsburn, Ross Smythe. Fourth row: Felicity Wheeler, Rebecca Clifford, Rich Snyder, Neal Man- chester, Yaw Gyebi, Brian Crawford, Geoff Everett, Beth Lopez, Eddy Castell Missing: Doug Kneeland, Brian Jones, Reed Thompson, Bienvenido Tantoca, John Simpson, Peter Eastman, Joe Trapasso, Andrew Silver, Wilfred Stenger, Marc Martin, Jacob Handelman, Ken St. Cyr, Jed Rardin, Frank Tuitt, Juan Burnett, Joe Young, Bill Russell, Alberto Cassola, Curt Hart- man, Karen Norton, Sara Kaufman, Victoria McGarry, Lisa Minte, Jody Bates, Todd Garneau, Rena Whitehouse, Bill Walter, Hilary Gans, Jon Scheiber, David Elkes, Jenny Marshall, Maureen Moore, Eric Barron, Brooke Kennington, Carolyn Sullivan, Meg McClellan, Lauren Cleary, Carol Spencer, Beth Curran, Yvonne Paine, Stephanie Weissman, Susan Rochelt, Margaret Csala, Andrea Lowen, Fran Trafton, Pam Walsh, Laura Nirtaut, Sally Blodgett, Barbara Greppin, Karen Quint, Lisa Lowcks. . o o e e ome! alaa! -'E t: il g First row: Jane Liao, Ann Klzanis, Ruth Fortunoff, Dave Thomas, Susan Marakovitz. Second row: Jenni Martin, Daria Keyes, Tarah Mazmanian, Rachel Flerce, Julie Lawes. Debbie Gleen, Gale Cobb, Amy Wurlitzer, Terri Peters, Vanessa Bond, John McCarthy, Nancy Davis, Jofin Abrons, Joan Gorman Third row: Steve Adams, Leah Kotler. Eric Davies, Joyce Gerber, Boo Latimer, Wendy Nicolaw, Betsy Wood, Bob Dean, Courtney Jones. Fourth row: Melissa LaCrosse, Jeff Modessitt, Dave Flemister, Fred MacDonald, Rick Wachtel, Margot Hartley, Tori Wiechers, Chris Brodmerkel. Fifth row: Bill Wheatley, Steve Hamson, Bradley Funnye, Mark Leapman, Nick Stark, Matt Charde, Fran Ryan, Stef Anderson. Missing: Marc Stepper, Ed Ranney, Alex Amil, Mark Newman, Ueff Hager, Gary Andrews, Dave Fenimore, Jim Greenberg, Chris Fallows, Dave Surgend, Jim Crowley, Gary Kovach, Steve Tunnell, Eric Smith, Leslie Goss, Alyssa Wertheimer, Stafans Donati, Theresa Peters, Susan Santis, Jennifer Hume, Wylie Marshall, Sonia Caus, Alison Inches, Jeff Hawkins, Claire Macleod, Erik Haslin, Tim Derham, John McEwan, Bill Veronese, Mike Waitze, Lynn Depippo, Karen Peirce, Anne-Marie Theriault, Cathy Titus, Alice Normand, Nancy Davis, Rachel Piefce, Daria Keyes, Pam DiBona, Amy Wolcott, opert RY e Regi.afaf R Treasurel Ordinae 2 Li dinatgy g rL'-DShez esiy dentiaj jfe . Leroy Knigh' 132 ART 133 Sally Taylor R. Scott Warren 134 Tody gt Madejing Chy 135 2 ,, Rolf Jense 136 137 ne dour line Cha , Jacque Jameg W- :'-'.fsfo z 138 139 A Bruce Kirmmse 140 141 142 143 rstein 144 145 146 4 y Office of Career Ser j vices Residence Post Office Staff Print Shop Staft 147 Bookstore Staff Infirmiry Staff Main Library Staff 148 150 A TRIBUTE TO LUCE Charles Luce, Athletic Director, quotes a friend as saying: There's a right way and a wrong way to run an athletics program. The wrong way is to over-emphasize athletics, the right way is to underplay it; to assume a pro- per balance between athletics and studies is the ultimate goal.' Luce adds: I the program is run the right way, it definitely makes a contribution. It could be for the student who cheers for his roommate, or for the freshman walk-on who becomes the leading scorer. Athletics gives students an understanding of the teamwork necessary in corporate situations. And that is what Conn College is here for; to better educate young men and women. WOMEN'S TENNIS A Transitional Year A young team six freshmen, six sophomores, and one senior placed the women Camels with a 5 win 6 loss record. ''Almost everyone had something that they were working on, either mentally or technically. Hilary Harrison '88 finished with the top per- sonal record for the Camels, going 8-2 in dual competition, and 3-2 in tourna- ment play for an overall 11-4 mark. Mari Smultea, the only senior on the team, came in with 13 wins and 14 losses. First row: Captains Amy Michelman and Mari Ann Smultea. Second row: Elizabeth McCullough, Hilary Harrison, Courtney Tews, Becky Kowal. Third row: Coach Sheryl Yeary, Christine Turner, Jenny Stewart, Casey Sims, Nancy Ryan, Lauren Meltzer. 151 MEN'S SOCCER A Young Team The men's soccer team ended its season with a 4-9-1 record. With no seniors on the team, they found themselves in a transitional year. The team's biggest dif- ficulty was the lack of a strong striker; no one on the team was a pure scoref. However, Coach Bill Lessig was very positive about the season and the team's future. This year we reached a great number of team and personal goals. Our young players are developing and we should see a changed, stronger team next year. The players to look for next year are Greg Ewing '87, Mike Rosenberg '86 and Dan Selcow '86. First row: Kevin Wolfe, David Fennimore, Tom Liptack, Brian Jones, Co-Captain Gary Andrews, Bill Hoffman, Nick Reeves, Tim Killenberg. Second row: Dan Selcow, Greg Ewing, Chris Young, Sean Fagan, Mike Rosenberg, John Bogaty, Derek Shoffner, David Gross. Missing: Co-Captain Jim Crowley, Koki Flagg, Bill Willard, Head Coach Bill Lessig, Asst. Coach Ken Kiine, Asst. Coach Jim Santaniello, Goalie Coach Pete Carli. 152 .g' Junior Varsity. First row: Jim Sachs, Matt Hockenos, Marc Morris, Dave Gross, Sam Luebke, Ted Cochran, Capt. Geoff Buckley. Back row: Coach Lessig. 153 WOMEN'S SOCCER A Positive Season The ladies' second varsity schedule finished with a 2-6-4 record. Although the record was not a winning one, the team's positive attitude led them to be highly competitive in every game. The Camels were led by 5 seniors: goalkeeper Leslie Freund, NE All-Star forward Veronica Halpine 3 goals, 3 assists, Conn's all-time leading scorer Sharon Ephraim 7 goals, 4 assists, Anne Kiely and Kathy Boyd. The Camel's younger squad included 10 freshmen and 8 sophomores, led by defenders Claudia Page and Christa Burgess. First row: Seniors Sharon Ephraim, Kathy Boyd, Ann Kiely, Bumpa Halpine, Leslie Freund. Second row: Alicia Ching, Christa Burgess, Claudia Page, Christine Reker, Sarah Getzoff, Jody Kelber, Kathryn Humphrey, Patsy Heasly. Third row: Kim Emilia, Nicola Weicker, Kris Matthews, Liz Moran. Fourth row: Asst. Coach Tim Wolters, Sara Metzger, Liz Irwin, Sara Kaufman, Renee Kempler, Deb Link, Sarah Smith, Jen Marshall, Coach Fran Shields. 154. 2 FIELD HOCKEY Best Season Ever This was a year of firsts for the women's field hockey team: a regular season winn- ing record and a ranking in both the New England Division Il Poll and the NCAA Division lIl Poll. Unfortunately, the women were not able to stay on top as the season progressed. Their last few games were played without Jody Bates '85 or Lisa Menegan '87, two key defense players who were out with injuries. They did, however, finish on a high note with excellent games against Mt. Holyoke and Division Fairfield University and ended the season with a 6-3-1 record. Four of the players Amy Buckingham '85, Sue Landau '88, Page Preston '85, Caroline Twomey '86 participated on an all-star New England College Team and three of the players Landau, Preston, Twomey competed in the National Tournament in Long Beach, California. First row: Seniors Amy Buckingham, Jody Bates, Page Preston, Mary Ellen Martone. Second row: Holly Reiman, Sue Evans, Claudia Brewster, Lisa Menegon, Sue Landau, Michele Laine. Third row: Coach Peel Hawthorne, Caroline Twomey, Susan Redshaw, Judy Houde, Laura Hendricks. 156 Junior Varsity. First row: Robin Legge, Captains Brooke Kennington and Suzanne Muri, Amy Varnum. Second row: Sheila Owen, Lynne Sandell, Karen Michalski, Jennifer Hornsby. Third row: Tracey Thomas, Karen Ercolino, Regina Duffy, Susan Redshaw, 157 158 VOLLEYBALL Striking Back: Tournament Champs Conn's Volleyball team rebounded from a slow start to finish the season with a 15-10-4 record. Highlights of the 1984 season included victories over Division I Columbia University at the Smith Invitational Tourna- ment, and a hard fought win versus NESCAC foe Williams College. The team captured the first Conn. College Volleyball Invitational, a five school round- robin tournament. The lady Camels placed third at - the NIAC Tournament. Coach Campbell cited Eva Miller '87 and Maura Doran '88as key components in Conn's attack. Captain Jane Ach was also a con- sistently strong player. First row: Seniors Libby Marston, and Captain, Jane Ach. Second row: Mary Reading, Donna Dobryn, Anne Horton, Eva Miller. Third row: Maura Doran, Stephanie Rinehart, Susi Stefanowicz, Toki Strong, Pam DeGaetano, Becka Smillie, Coach Amy Campbell. 159 CROSS COUNTRY A Winning Season For the women, it was their best season. Ripley Greppin '87 had a tremen- dous 2nd half of the season, including winning the Tarzan Brown Road Race in Mystic. She also placed 26th in NE Div. Il Championships, a 47 place improvement over last year. Gail Hopp '86 placed 19th in the NESCAC Champs, the highest ever by a CC woman. In the NE Div. lll meet, they won for the first time over Bowdoin and Ambherst, placing 16th out of 30 teams. Their final record was 9-10. This young team can look forward to all of its members returning next year. The men finished with a winning record of 13-1-5. Geoff Perkins '88 was the top runner in every race this fall, only tying with John Barnett '88 twice and with Chris Denn '86 once. The rest of the team progressed throughout the season and managed to beat Trinity at the NE Div. lll Championship. The experience should really show next fall, as only Paul Stueck will be graduating. First row: Mark Connolly, Lesley DeNardis, Laura Nirtaut, Maggie Edblom, Gail Hopp, Chris Bucco, Betsy Cottrell, Ripley Greppin, Ned Bishop. Second row: Andy Buscher, Rusty Logan, Geoff Perkins, John Barnett, Paul Stueck, Randy Byers, Tim Dodge, John Eustis, Chris Denn, Tom Bialek. Missing: Russ Anderson. 160 161 w 7 v Iq.i, . 162 MEN'S BASKETBALL Setting a Winning Tradition The men camels continued their winning tradi- tion this season with a mid-season record of 11-3 and a 3rd rank in Division lll, the men look to another banner season. Their 3 losses were to Trinity, who they beat last year during the regular season, and Wesleyan. Tri-captains, John Bartolomei '85, Brennan Glasgow '85, and Jeff Wiener '85, have all been strong leaders. John Bartolomei became the 5th male player in the college's history to score 1000 points and Jeff Wiener should becomethe 6th player to accomplish this feat. Wiener has been the leading scorer in 9 games and the leading rebounder in 7 games. Glasgow has played consistently throughout his Conn. career. Conn. will lose 4 of their 12 men to graduation. First row: Seniors Paul Rogers, Brennan Glasgow, John Bartolemei, Jeff Wiener. Second row: Frank Truitt, Mike Berrett, Kevin McGann, Charlie McCaghey, David Schner. Third row: Head Coach Martin Schoepfer, Sasha Lazor, Dave Benjack, Chris Philippi, Scott Sawyer, Assistant Coach David Brailey. Junior Varsity First row: Terrice Powell, Billy Dwyer, Greg Walko, Howie Brown. Second row: Head Coach Martin Schoepfer, Marty Joyce, Tim Derham, Burke LaClair, Jim Borah, Assistant Coach David Brailey. 163 WOMEN'S BASKETBALL NIAC Champions The Women's Basketball Team captured the NIAC Championship after a 18-3 season. Captain Laura Brunner '86 led the Camels to their best season with her strong inside scoring and rebounding. Brunner was the first woman to break the 1000 paint mark. Overall, the women played well defen- sively, but never achieved the offensive balance they needed. Brunner and Jill Zawacki have been named to the All New England All-Star Team by the Division lI New England Women's Basketball coaches Association NEWBA . First row: Tracey Finer, Laura Brunner Captain, Suzanne Muri. Second row: Liz Irwin, Beth McKiernan, Jill Zawacki, Melissa Upton. Third row: Coach Bill Lessig, Lynne Quintal, Christine Turner, Liz Palmer. 164 165 166 GYMNASTICS New England Champions The Women's Gymnastics Team captured the New England's by edging rival Salem State 157.4 to 154.65 to win their first regional championship in the team's 14-year history and earned their highest finish ever: third in the ECAC's. The 1985 season has included 25 record breaking performances. An impressive crop of freshmen has made its mark on the college record book, while the upperclassmen have given depth to the team with their consistent points. First row: Vicky Johnson, Maria Leet, Caroline Samsen, Sue Fender, Denise Llewellyn, Eliza Ardiff. Second row: Fritze Frey, Laurie FeFe, Dana Simpson, Kim Ellsasser, Pam Brinard, Lynn Depippo, Priscilla Fulford, Coach Jeff Zimmerman. 167 168 ICE HOCKEY Looking to next year Coach Doug Roberts continued to build the men's ice hockey team in the 1984-1985 season. The team worked well together in achieving their optimal potential. Although seniors Craig Bower, Joe Lawler and Mark Munro, will be missed next year, Roberts looks forward to having 10 seniors next year reach a high level of maturity in their playing. Roberts notes that co-captains Dan Collins '86 and Garr Talanian '86, as exceptional leaders and Greg Donovan '86, as 4 superior player. However, Roberts gives the: highest compliment to Sean Fagan '87, by stating that he is the type of competitor he is looking for on his team. First row: Gaar Talanian, Mark Monroe, Coach Doug Roberts, Steve Barriere, John Simpson, Asst. Coach Fran Shields, Joe Lawler, Craig Bower, Dan Collins. Second row: Bill Veronese, Ted Anastos, Jeff Ramsey, P. J. O'Sullivan, Randy Berner, Greg Donovan, Peter Moore, Ted Wood-Prince, Steve Lamarche, Sean Fagan, Tom Scala, Dave Torrey, Paul Chiesa, Don Pas- quarello, Phil Mara, Greg Bertschmann, Chris Byrne, Dave Talanian. r 169 SWIMMING Establishing Personal Bests The lady camels have achieved more than 30 individual best records this season, at least three of which are college records. Their theme 'girls just wanta have fun' was backed by hard work that turned into strong results. A mid-season record of 6-2, included wins over W.P.I., Fairfield State, Bates, and Salem State. The team hopes to send a few women to the New England Championships this year and perhaps a woman to nationals in a year or two. First row: Margaret Dougan, Anne-Marie Parsons, Lee Statchen, Liz Roberts, Becky Kowal, Sarah Milczanowski Second row: Suzie Bonner, Patti Walsh, Donna Peterson, Maggie Edblom, Kirstie Rice, Chris Bucco, Lisa Timothy, Sarah Pitt, Coach Larrabee Missing: Sarah Bork, Julie Morton. 170 171 172 173 SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL First row: Howard Lefkowitz, Thomas Montgomery, Masako Nakamura, Lee Statchen, Kathy Coats, Kara McCormick, Michelle. Second row: Heather Lane, Jane Bess, Andrea Raider, Amy Evoy, Carol Spencer, Rob Berg, Kimberley Knutson, Lindsy Leinbach, Lisa Levaggi, Gregg Breen, Karen Saurino, Katie Lockyer. Third row: Sonia Caus, Jonathon Stavin, Suzanne Hanny, President Eric Kaplan, Alice Stokke, Garry Bliss, Betti Anne Spirito. Fourth row: Steve Rodman, Sue Funkhouser, Pam French, Jim Sachs, Jim Romeo, Ann-Marie Parsons, Kathy Boyd, Hillary Bovers, Amy Kiernan, Ted Melson, Jen Watral, Anne Gianacakes, Sean Lee, Bab Dean. In the curtains: Dan Gluck. 175 T Sl Y7 e r or 176 JUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL First row: Melissa, Sue Brown, Lynne Gulick, Vickie Morse, Karen Smith, Paula Reddy, Chris Fray, Barbara Kesel. Second row: Debbie Eng, Tom Pado, Jim Crowley, John Shea, Tim McDonough, Mark Leapman, Brian Kennedy, Susan Graham, Wendy Hyde. Third row: Margaret Dougan, Tracey Shipman, Danna Roberts, Renee Rougeot, Nina Calace-Mattola, Jenny Normand, Vickie Pace, Holly Heline. Fourth row:Randy Byers, Peter Moore, Ed Mills. 178 s ey Fun ConmT: ERIK Q an '!n.h.nr!u. J jLN'.!-'LW s x SOPHOMORE CLASS COUNCIL First row: Maureen Tiernan, Michelle Austin, Anna-Maria Zalles, Nancy Hugo, Laurie Caldarella, Gina Sykes, Beth Honan, Amy Walther, Jen Goodman. Second row: Paula McGarry, Jennifer Kolber, Pam DeGaetano, Michelle Grosser, Mary Landis, Christine Ventuarelli, Third row: Brian Rosenberg, Yaw Gyebi, Eduardo Castell, Bruce Turner, Nancy Northrop, Dierdre DeMakis, Courtney Markline, Eric Burbank, Ripley Greppin, Denise Mugge, Paula Berg, Sue Traskos, Olivia Goodnow, Joe Mannino, Karen Quint, Margaret Webb, Marilyn Heiman, Jeff Modesitt, Toki Strong. 179 FRESHMAN CLASS COUNCIL e First row: Jessica Randall, Kathy DeNario, Jessica Laxman. Second row: Liz Schroeder, Chris Synodi, Dana Safrin. Third row: Gillian Greaves, Lee Davis, Thorn Pozen. Fourth row: Brian Jones, Karen Levy, Courtney Jones. Fifth row: Robert Hale, Wenley Ferguson, Phil Hastings, Krista Bergson. Sixth row: Gillian McGuey, Kristin Goslin, Caddy Jones. Seventh row: Jonathan Pudney, Los Williams, Bea Spadacini, Betsy Catrell, Sandy Pfaff. Eighth row: Howard Brown, Julie Robinson, Sam Seder, Reed Thompson, Jeff Ramsey, Rusty Logan, Scott Sawyer, Lydia Mor- ris, Lee Adourian, Lisa McConnell, Tara Kilbane. 181 0 ALCOHOL ! f 3 IN ALLOW 182 CHAVURAH 183 alifornig 184 CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP 1 First row: Liz Wieczorck, Kim Cope, Joe Russo, Dina Johnson, Mary Jo Johnson, Kyungwon Choi. Second row: Reed Lange, Mark Bloomer, Andy Skeen, Steve Plaisted, Katie Meyer, Steve Tarca, Jill Clay, Tom Savastano, Robert Degiarde. . EMPLOY RS oxgy TREERE YO 185 CO-CO BEAUX First row: Gregg Breen, Bill Hoffman, Reed Lange, Carlos Garcia. Second row: Russ Anderson, Randy Berner, Neal Manchester, Erik Haslun. Third row: Ken Jockers, Joe Lawler, Paul Smith, Ken Perregaux. 187 188 THE COLLEGE VOICE First row: Allison Lowe, Sally Jones, Susan Czepiel. Second row: Eric Davies, Kimberly Knutson, Chris Tobin, Eleanora Riessenman, Larry Pelligrino, Daria Keyes, Jennifer Cox, Anne-Marie Therreault, Leigh Larson, Lisa Levinson, Tricia Ryan, Sarah Napier, Hayley Altman, Deborah Carr, Anna Raff, Cynthia Fazzari. Third row: Nick Avery, Barbara Neu, Ellen Bailey, Fernando Espuelas, Leslie Lamkin, Bill Walter, Dave Tyler. 189 190 CONN CHORDS mols ,g?v 7 A Y i First row: Elena Bennett, Sarah Hutter, Dori Fern. Second row: Karen Moran, Julie Turner, Katie Paine, Diane Drayse. Third row: Sarah Babbit, Kim Norton, Anne Norton 191 192 DANCE CLUB First row: Lisa Cliggett, Leslie Williams, Tamara. Second row: Becca Gates, Pidge, Jen Croke, Margie Reich, An- na Zalles, Jessica Laxman, Rebecca, Sue Smith, Anne Norton. 193 194 THE GALLERY First Row: Karen Frigerio, Jonathan Leff, Julie Bolus, Leslie Graham, Tracy Tebo, Whitney Malin, Maggie McCar- thy, Lisa Mintz. Second Row: Peter Sinclair, Tony Sindorf, Robin Jagel, Marc Manser, Brad White, Tom Curtis, Alyssa Wertheimer. 195 y e 5 ' et If 196 HOUSEFELLOWS First row: Lolly Jelks, Wendy Volkmann. Second row: Tim Richards, Gina Batali, Marjorie Reich, Coreen West, Boo Latimer. Third row: Patty Gillett, Laurie Fleishman, Maria Wyckoff, Jessica Hadlow, Deb Lowry. Fourth row: Wendy Hermann, Doug Evans, Linda Cusack. Fifth row: Pablo Siraco, David Fleishman, Mike Feinberg, Bob Buehler, Marji Lipshez. Missing: Sam Gonzalez. 197 WOMEN'S ICE HOCKEY First row: Maureen Conlin, Amy Buckingham, Debbie Jaffe, Sara Becker, Regina Eisenson, Karen Michelski, Anita Nadelson, Katie DeWitt. Second row: Nancy Northrop, Kathy McMorrow, Vickie Morse, Calie White, Dawn Ellingboe, Kathryn Fuller, Cathy Landis, Kathy Paxton, Julie Morse, Coach Wayne Elowe 199 200 IN POLITICS - NO WARKNG A ALY e Left to right: Mike Schoenwald, Nicky Dolin, Margie Reich, Gina Batali, Bob Buehler. 201 202 JUDICIARY BOARD First row: Yaw Gyebi, Priscilla Geigis, Margaret Webb, Karen Quint, Brian Jones Second row: Kathy Boyd, Jim Crowley, Russel Anderson, Tom Pado, Garry Bliss. 203 Y. 204 First Row: Steven Geiser, Liz Barrack, David Rubin. Second Row: Amy Buckingham, Heather Lane, Audrey Franks, Paula McGarry, Lee Statchen, Dan Gluck. Third Row: Jim Richardson, Carole Tomko, Karen Mosman, Karen Lauterbach, Deb Flashman, Carol Spencer, Lindsy Leinbach, Linda Cusack, Katie Van der Kloot, Jim Sachs, Kimberley Knutson, Tracy Tebo. Missing: Liz Kates, Sue Funkhouser, James Romeo, Nan Robertson, Julie Martin, Trang Nyugen, Deena Christelis, Jen Kolber, Marc Gearin, Chris Fenton, Mike Neville, George Breen. 205 206 First row: Chris Tierny, Nolan, Clive Dawes, Dave Wittenburg, Carl, Ranier De-Jong. Second row: John Lansden, Scott Giles, Dave Perregeaux, Joe Mannino, Erik Burbank, Dan Wrable, Mike Prezioso, Paul Siraco. Third row: Mike Neville, Dave Flemister, Dave Socolof, Dave Green, Sprague Simonds. B T, G 207 208 First row: Debbie Tullo, Wendy Nicolau, Reed Montague, Anna Zalles, Gina Sykes, Mary-Catherine Knipp, Caroline Johnson, Janet Hall, Karima Mouheb. Second row: Paula Baiman, Sandra MacVicar, Nicole Meuderscheid, Randel Osborne, llisa Sohmer, Stephanie Weissman. Third row: Tom Scala, Caroline Samsen, Owen Walsh, Beute Jones, Duncan Robertson, Cynthia Jaffee, Paul Stueck, Sue Wilkinson, Laura Carnell, Susan Braeger, Joe Maiono, 7, Julie Turner, Wendy Fenton, Matt Charde, Eddie Castell, Jason Kamm, Wenley Ferguson, Phil Dolan, Ross Dackau, Jeff Idelson, Richard Greenwald, Donna Martini, Nicola Weicker. CON STITUTION STATE RTEEST 209 210 SGA EXECUTIVE BOARD o Lo First row: Cushing Anderson, lisa Sohmer, Michelle Berube. Second row: Priscilla Geigis, Ann Babcock, Janet Christofano, Leslie Lauf. - 211 SEVENTHANNUALNEWIONDON 1 s SAL FESTVAL JULY 8:9-10 - o o e 212 SHWIFFS First row: Michelle Chalpin, Kathie Listro, Jackie Vargas, Sue Lowell. Second row: Laurie Caldarella, Andrea Bianchi, Linda Mileski, Dawn Ellingboe. Third row: Libby Marston, Molly Tyson. 213 14 2 SGA First row: Janet Christafano, Katie Paine, Hope Anderson, Priscilla Geigis, Ann Babcock, lisa Sohmer. Second row: Peter Bakkala, Leslie Lauf, Cushing Anderson, John Santini, Tara Auletta, Boo Latimer, Eric Kaplan. Third row: Jeff Hawkins, Wayne Elowe, Dan Besse, Sharon Ephraim, John Shea, Peter Steinfeld, Mark Wilson, Tracey Hassan, Ted Root, Rick Unruh, Dave Socolof, Brian Rosenberg, Meg Macri, Brian Crawford, Michelle Berube, Marc Agnifilo. Missing: Dan Gluck. 215 216 MEN'S SQUASH First row: Richard Brayshaw, Erik Burbank, Tim Richards, Charlie Kernan, Dan Craft. Second row: Cushing Anderson, Reinier De-Jong, Van Coevorden, John Nichols, Todd Oliva, Jim Sachs, Nick Stark, Sprague Simonds. 217 218 Wit MEN'S SWIM CLUB Left to right: Bill White, Doug Hagen, Omer Sinangil, Perry Susskind, Eric Salzic, Eric Bishop, Dave Elks, Alex Kasten, Chris Rucker, Steve Brosnan. Missing: Steven Geiser, Walt Papov, Rusty Logan. 219 s s ReEry - ' T YEMICLES - 220 SYNCHRONIZED SWIM CLUB First Row: Paula McDonald, Pam Walsh, Diana Lee. Second Row: Mariel Hagan, Jessica Merron, Laura Kelley, Karen Underwood, Shari Passerman, Sarah Stone. issing Jodi Rennert, Nihal Sinangil. Mi 221 222 THEATRE ONE , Left to right: Dianne Drayse, Mark Frateroli, Andrea Bianchi, Steven Tunnel, Scott Lowell, Dina Johnson. k 223 i s h s 224 First row: Bradley Funnye. Second row: Lamont Braxion, Richard Stavis, Gina De Jesus, Christine Owens, Esperanza Anderson, Brian Jones, Joan Edwards. Third row: Tasha Grant, Brian Crawford, Michele Fort, Leslie Williams, Naresh Duraiswamy, Andrea Rowe. Fourth row: Douglas Smith, Sandy Matos, Frank Tuitt, Janet Hall. 225 226 Executive Board, First row: Lakshmi Rajan, Dave Santacroce, Tim McDonough, Ben Russell. Second row: Scott Brenner, Leslie Wiliams, Mark Agnifilo, John Sharon, Becca Gates, Doug Evans. Third row: Sean Lee, Richard Brukner, Peter Benoliel. NGLASSES AT NIGHT AT THE DANCE CALLED TO SAY I LOVE YOU STEVIE WONDER TELL MY SUMMER LOVE MICHALL JACKSON TALL ON MF SOTOWN T THE CAR STRANGER EYRS LAl ABOUT YOU Dua Marmas 124 covem mr ALL THROUGH THE MIGHT SUTEACE FTARETS OF fmg ; BEUCE SPRINGSTEEN WOI LAy SHADOWS The Blasters 224 JERSEY GIRL WITHESS 9 12 DANCE HALL paYS OUT OF TOuCH AOL LYNN TOWNES GuEais WANG CHUKG L s m;!;s' i ORMAMENTAL H.EPHAN'T . COLD. DARK AND Ylil!;lunr LMOST PARADISE INFATUATION k FLESH FOR FANTASY M Sons Ane Wisey o LORGSI NLTRAC K S ROD STEWART ': BILLY 1DOL RIKE JOME toriey ; SHE WON'T DANCE WITH ME ; THE DEAD NEXT DOOE e ' wanwen o rase i HETIALY 5.8 HOLD mr PANAMA WAKE ME UP BEFORE YOU 60 - DOY FENDER N .55 - VAN - W HAM I s DROP DEAD Ligs WAKE NI 9P BEFORE YO0 60 OUTRE N MY ARMS AGAN UIT's 6o ceAzY E WHO WEARS THESE SHOES RO EEYIOM - - e P T - ELTON OMN . T LONELY BOY , E .. THERE'S NO STOPPRE US THE GLAMOROUS LIt 1 TSWEPT AwAr OLLIE 4 JEREY SMERA E e DIANA 805 e unmle.mmnl?s r f FIGHT soR 'T. e STATE OF SHOCK i M IACRION W iAGand BlURJEAN JACKSONS I e DA D BOwi YOUR WAYS mmmupyl; i: 230 Byl Hu-nm J TS 6555 Bl o LT i 1 ehed res il lde 4 1 -w are MV ax In Memory of Stevie: I'll lend you for a time a child of mine, he said. For you to love the while he lives, and mourn for when he's dead. It may be for 6 or 7 years or 22 or 3, But will you til' I call him back take care of him for me? He'll bring his charms to gladden you, and shall his stay be brief, You'll have his lovely memory, as solace for your grief. I cannot promise you he'll stay, since all from earth return, But there are lessons taught down there I want this child to learn. I have looked the whole world over and my search for teachers true And from the things that crowd life's lanes, I have selected you. Now will you give him all your love, nor think thy labor vain, Nor hate me when I came to take him back again. l fancied that heard them say: Dear Lord, thy will be done. For all the joy thy child shall bring, the risk of grief we'll run. We'll shelter him with tenderness, we'll love him while we may, And for the happiness we've known forever grateful stay, But shall the angels call for him much sooner than we'd planned, We'll grieve the bitter grief that comes and try and understand. 3Lougk 9 try my hardest to understand, 3 will never stop missing you. Y can tmfy be frgcmi'fuf Lo i eacetied. the grealest giff Foul'!;fe - Luawiug dkiat i was o fave, loved you. Tl person dies H'!ry fake a parl of the past with them, but when a young person dies, they take a part of the future s well. You were never given L Live. d2ut in 16 short years, you Doicharlisg very many ot Wiharever you are, W honow you wa'fffa'nn, hpaarp,h h.ipunLh and be m :fe fo p!ay mlr'mui!m.iegaff. fq ant'girf. sweel Jreum.:, Jarl 'n' 1:! H.w l';erj gug: jn'fe. .glff.tpa you in f!w morning . . . T e Yoo S 231 The Class of 1985 Congratulates tself oh a fine performance: 1981-1985 - - S - e e - o cEw - m T e - - -- -- - r . -- -- e C S - - - IESEman T ooy s S e S L - e e S e - -- x I - e -- R m 1 - i - m wm e om mm o - - r o GOOD LUCK! Jim Sachs, Dan Gluck 8 James Romeo CONGRATULATIONS! You beat us to 1t! G ood Luck! The Class of 1986 Good Luck to 3!!8 Cfadd .ALOUQ flw leedf,, From the Classes of 1987 1988 ..... Q? ORIGINALLY BUILT IN 1730 0 33 Q A Colonial Tavern I go: 51 ez PURVEYORS OF FINE P FOOD SPIRITS 9 . . f B LIRS GUINESS -g. A wa-:-uhg 8ASS ALE a 5 BB vane Lace fJ. JOHN COURAGE I AMERICAN ENGLISH MENU .H'.U. 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Major credit cards accepted E 1 RESTAURANT 240 VERY SPECIAL THANKS TO: Scott Brenner Koki Flagg Kathy Glennon Gretchen Hess Fei Liem Marc Manser Nicole Meuderscheid Masako Nakamura Nora Prentice Taylor Publishing Company Mary Taylor Robert Valinote Dean Marg Watson Scott Wipper Dean Zingus TENNIS The Camels posted their best season ever with a near flawless record of nine wins and one loss. Lead by senior captain Carl Soane, the men consistantly outplayed their opponents : - and established a new school record of eight ffb, consecutive wins. Soane was ranked fourth in Yo o A New England and 49th in the nation in the o singles division. He was the recipient of the Clarence C. Chaffe award and was a finalist for the National Arthur Ashe Sportmanship award. Undefeated in match play, Soane finished the season by playing in the singles and doubles finals at the NESCAC Tournament. Winton Porterfield '86, the team's unsung hero and next years co-captain, was a key element in the team's overall success. Freshman Tom Price was voted Rookie Tennis Player of the Year by the ITCA. Front row: Carl Soane. Second row, left to right: Coach Tom Perrault, Giddi Clark, Tom Price, Seth Singer, Winton Porterfield, Giuseppe Aldocella. Third row, left to right: Paul Stern, Pete Steinfield, Tom Pado, Bradley Funnye, Ted Lovejoy, Hank. Missing: Brinton Brosius, Gregg Mitchell. g m TR, i kl SAILING The 1985 sailing team breezed into spring com- petition after a fall season that included two New England trophies and a top five finish at a national championship. Consistantly overpowering teams such as Tulane, Stanford, and NY Maratime, the Camels earned an impressive ranking of number four nationally in ''Yacht Racing and Cruising magazine. After coming in third overall 85 pts. at the New England Dinghy Championships, Conn went on to represent New England at the National Small Boat Championships at Old Dominion. Outstanding talent has been displayed by Captain Todd Berman '85 as he qualified for the 470 World Championship which takes place in Vitale, Italy. Berman has been tapped by the U.S. Olympic Committee as a potential medalist in the 1988 Olympics. Highlight of the women's fall season was Sue Summerill's '85 victory at the Single- Handed Championships. Front row, left to right: Sandra Engle, Bill Reiters, Tom Olsen, Liz Rogers, Bruce Sutphen, Todd Berman, Peter Eastman, Luis Borba, Chris Humphrey. Second row, left to right: Sarah Dalley, Bill Mahers, Alex Mills, Pam Ver der Kloot, Cindy Bortman, Kay Carlson, Kim Foley, Ed Mills, Jonathan Pudney, John MacRae, Adam Werblow, Erin Gilligan. FELATIN i. ;-:?Q..' 'Aq' MENS CREW Prospering under the direction of first year coach Bob Gillette, the men's crew team had a very successful season. The freshman heavyweight eight went undefeated against all opponents until the New England Champion- ship, where they placed third. The lightweight four won the New Englands defeating arch rivals Wesleyan and Colby. The varsity heavyweight four beat Amherst, Wesleyan, and Holy Cross during the regular season and crossed the line in second place at the New Englands. The varsity lightweight eight won close races against Williams, Tufts, and Trinity, and placed fourth at the New Englands. The team achieved their season goal by placing all four boats in the finals of the National Dad Vail Regatta. The varsity lightweight's bronze medal and the varsity heavyweight's fourth place finish at the Dad Vails was icing on the cake reported Coach Gillette. Oarsman Jon Scheiber was named as one of the 1985 recipients of the Brown-Brooks Award which honors the outstanding scholarfathletes in the graduating class. ' A4 A f Varsity Lightweight Eight. Left to right: Steve Blackwell, David Thomas, Dirk Murray, Jon Scheiber, Cox- swain Sarah Tubbs, Steven Geiser, Rusty Lane, John Hughes, Basil Donnelly. Varsity Heavyweight Four. Left to right: Captain Bill Fiora, Mark Sutton, Coxswain Kim Niles, Dan Besse, Marco BiSaccia. Freshman Heavyweight Eight. Left to right: Stuart Hallagen, Peter Bolster, Chris Young, Spencer Knight, Coxswain Vic Digravio, Nick Roosevelt, Kirk Kelly, Carey Folk, Ted Wilgis. Lightweight Four. Lett to right: Coxswain Joyce Gerber, Paul Bolles, Peter Clark, Shaun Pederson, Stef Anderson. WOMEN'S CREW The women's crew consisted of three boats this year: novice four 9-4, novice eight 14-2, and varsi- ty eight 11-4. The novice four broke new ground by winning a number of close races. For the first time in three years the freshmen eight came alive, finishing with a noteworthy record. The varsity eight's perfor- mance was mixed. In the fall, the women placed third at the Head of the Charles in the lightweight eight competition. In the spring, however, the Camels came up against larger and stronger crews, but con- tinued to give it their all. Fran Trafton was named one of the 1985 recipients of the Brown-Brooks Award honoring the outstanding scholarjathletes in the graduating class. Front row, left to right: Lucy Brown, Maureen Piorkowski, Rachel Thomas, Lynne Tapper, Kim Bailey. Second row, left to right: Tracey Thomas, Rachel Miller, Alison Shaw, Anne Horton, Lynne Sandell, Cathy Masinter, Christine Breck, Lauren Cleary, Ripley Greppin, Fran Trafton, Robin Baxendale, Robin St. Germain, Susan Bryant, Natalie Mead, Daphne Hayes. Missing: Amy Marquis. MEN'S LACROSSE Led by co-captains Dave Shore '86 and Nick Kouwenhoven 86, the men's lacrosse team finished its season with a 4-7 overall record. Although the squad was fairly young and inexperienced, it played well against some tough competition. Shore, who broke Conn's single-season assist record, finished third in the nation in assists 3.36 per game. Kouwenhoven proved to be a fiery defender as he challenged every opponent's top player. The Camels will lose only 2 players Geoff Barnet and Andy Berlowe to graduation and look forward to developing their young talent with a mix of returning sophomores and freshmen. First row, left to rlgl'!l: Clem Butt, Scott Lawrence, Pat Sherbrooke, Bobby Behrens, Nick Kouwenhoven, Geoff Barnet, Dave Shore, Tom Reiling, Bill Veronese, Dave Mangione, Doug Hobbs. Second row, left to right: Asst. Coach Hunter Brawley, Cam Sears, Bruce Tumer, Chris Hobson, Rob Hale, Chip Harris, Peter Mohr, David Gross, Phil Dolan, Andrew Berlowe, Matthew Teare, John Eustis, Peter Kris, Head Coach Fran Shields. Missing: Carlos Del Cristo. WOMEN'S LACROSSE The women's lacrosse team ended its season with a 9-4 record and placed second in the NIAC Tournament after beating Wheaton in the semi-finals. Goalkeeper Ashley Ridgway '86 proved to be the team's strong-point as she eamed a save percentage of .700. Ashley was chosen as the team's mvp and she will return next season as co-captain with Isabel Day. High scorer for the team was Senior Co-Captain Rosemary Battles with 35 goals, while Anne Norton '85 finished as the team's 2nd highest scorer. The JV lacrosse team ended its season with a perfect 8-0 record. The young squad should provide a solid foundation for next year's varsity. rrw. - T i eI - - . Front row, left to right: Rena Whitehouse, Anne Norton, Rosemary Battles, Isabel D , : - LR ' r i ay, Gerda Gomez, Amy Wh : ight: Coach Peel Hawthorne, Ashley Ridgway, Maggie Hug, Lisa Miller, Amy Evoy, Jennifer Schelter, Sue Landau, Karen Ercolino Di:.:ana Z?g;;ri:zkk'r;r;,gl;a at: rig Women's Softball Club. Front row, left to right: Chris Adams, Co-Captain Sue Trasleos, Co-C: Sharon Ephraim. Back row, left to right: Kim Giusti, Janet Maselee, Beth Lopez, Nancy Harvey. M Renee Darby, Cindy Askew, Chris Synodi, Margaret Dougan, Polly Altrocchi, Amy Muskin, Tracey B Anne Carlton. 3 ' 9 ANK, Gonn Hnu b