Curry College - Curryer Yearbook (Milton, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1961 volume:

c u R R Y R uV- fill P tP - 4 ' • ' THE CURRVER 1961 Volume II Curry College Milton, Massachusetts Editor-in-Chief Robert Meyers Assistant Editor Harvey Bernsley BqBiqpiXloti With the greatest of pride, we the students of Curry College, dedicate this, our second major yearbook to Dr. Donald Wilson Miller, the President of Curry College. Dr. Miller has dedicated his life to the college. His aspirations for Curry have gradually become a reality. The college has expanded and grown steadily under his able guidance. In each of the past twenty years Curry has grown and grown. Dr. Miller is constantly looking for ward to greater and greater progress for his college. When he expresses a wish, a hope, or an idea for the growth of a greater Curry, lo and behold, in less time than one would expect there appears a new building, a new laboratory, or a new field. Dr. Miller does not stay content, the mo t is always forward for more and more progress. For Curry ' s progress among institutions of higher learning Dr. Miller is responsible. Curry alumni will always fondly remember Dr. Miller ' s personal interest in every individual student. Ue are proud to dedicate this yearbook to the man to whom we owe so much. Dr. Donald Wilson Miller. The Editor BOARD of TRUSTEES and MEMBERS of the CORPORATION Joseph Alovsius Dohertv D.V.D., B.S., M.S., LL.B. Clerk, Oral Surgeon )ary Grace Miller, S.B. High School 7 eacher of English (Retired) Emma May Miller, A.B. Registrar and Bursar, Curry College David Russell Hubbard, B.S. Treasurer, Palmer Hubbard and Carpenter, Inc., Contractors Chairman of the Corporation and Board of Trustees of Curry College WiilarH FVicc i.omb.ir.l. 1 1..H. D.Sc.O., Chairman Member of firm, .S ' h cct.srr i ! Lombard, Counselors tl Lau ; ' -njnmin Kriink KiiliiliuH, S.B. Hr carrh h.n incrr, ' ultmtin StandartI (.ompany, Hturimond, Indiana noM.il.l ttiUon Mill.r, s.n. A.M., ImI.M., K.I.I)., U.S. .0. I .11.1)., ' treasurer I ' rcsidcnl, Curry Collene Kirlley I ' Metclier Mnllier, I ' ll. I)., Sc.l)., I.ill.n., I, .11. 1). Professor of Geology, l:iticritas Harvard University Alfred Augustus Aaron, B.S., M.S., Assistant Professor of Chemistry and Mathematics B.S., and M.S., Worcester Polytechnic Institute F C U L T Y Lilian Conroy, A.B., Ed.M. Reading Room Librarian A.B., Radcliffe College Ed.M., Harvard University Norbone Harris Crowell, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of History and Government A..B., Drake University A.M., Princeton University Ph.D., Cornell University Michael Stanislaus Donlan, A.B., Kd.M. Instructor in German A.B., Ed. l.; Harvard Iniversity Salih Faizi, D. in N. Sc. Professor of Geology D. in N. Sc, University of Freiburg, West Germany F,ll« U;hi- lord, U.S. in Id., Kd.M., I .1.1). Lecturer on l:lrmi;nlary l:dui:€Uion B..S. in VA., MoHton .Slntc TrachcrH College; Certificdir of Adviincrd firiidiinlc Study (F.lcmriitnrv Kdinfiiion) Mrmion UnivRfnity; Ed.D., Calvin f: ' .,.l,d,,r foilcgc Shininn U. (,omI,I, . .. I ' li.n. A.ssisldiil I ' rofrssor of llisldry, I ' oollxill (.ouch A.H. iiowdoin Coll.-gc I ' ll.!)., rniviTHily (if Cliicii jo Beatrice K. Ingalls, A.B Professor of English A.B., Syracuse University M.A., Ph.D., Radcliffe College Ph.D. Abraham Levin, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of French A.B., University of Michigan A.M., Ph.D., Harvard University Robert Clifton Lumpkin, A.B.. Ph.D. Professor of Psychology A.B., St. John ' s College; Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University Louisa Lockwood Magraw, Ph.D., M.B.A. Instructor in Business Administration, Ph.B., University of Chicago; M.B.A., Boston University Lawrence Philip McGrath, B.S., M.S., M.A.,Ph.D. Professor of Economics and Business Administration B.S., University of Illinois M.S., Georgetown University M.A., Harvard University Ph.D., Stanford Univrrsitv John Joseph McCarthy, B.S. in Ed., and M.Ed. Assistant Professor in Business Administration B.S. in Ed and M.Ed., Boston State College K.mm.i Miiy Miller, A. 15. Ref(ittrar A.M., Cany (College S.-w,ill M.-.iri.- A. ■isisl.it III I ' riij and Music A.B., lliirvari! I niviTsily A.M., iind I ' ll.!)., Boston I itiivcrHily A.M., I ' li.n. ucss Adiiiinislrdtiiiii Douglas Stanley Reeve, A.B., Ph.D. Professor of Speech A.B., Clifton College, London Ph.D., St. Andrew ' s, London Rosaltha Hagan Sanders, A.B., M.S., Ph.D. Professor of Biology A.B., Agnes Scott College M.S., Emory College Ph.D., University of Chicago Zoltan Takacs, A.B., Ph.D. Professor of Spanish A.B., and Ph.D., Royal Hungarian Elizabeth University A.B. L.S. Rosa Salome Wilcox, A.B Librarian A.B., Connecticut College for Women A.B. in L.S., University of Michigan ' ■ i Richard B. Eide, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of English A.B., University of Minnesota M.A., State University of Iowa Ph.D., University of Missouri F ' nulinr Ann Tripp, Fl.S., H.N. College ursr and tlrallli Se.n ii B.S., SimmonH College H. ., Si,nn„.n« f ollngc llin-ctor I ' .iiil V;ill.-ly, Instrurlor i.n I ' liysical liilacallon (,o(irh (if liaslcctbaU anil liaseball (lurry finlingc ES I 1:1.1. YN ; P1M.I:MAN Ncpoiisu, New ' (lrl 4 r ' Brooklvn, New York - ¥¥§) % IKROMK Fi;i.Piir,RR jacksoii Heights, New York ROBERT .MEYERS Brooklyn, New York UritckiiH), Ma sncluiHCU.s .. LOUIS BRUNIER Quincy, Massachusetts loi:i. sciiNFjni ' R I ' orcsi liills, New York Clandidatrs for Baccalaureate Degree ELLYN aePLEMAN FRHNK BflUMTlN KENNETH BEACH HARVEY BERN5EEY BERNARD BETTENQOURT WILLIAM BLAQK EUGENE BURLEY JOSEPH CAPUA HARRY CARL ROBERT CARTMILL GUIDO D ' ALESSIO JEROME FELDHERR CHARLES FORMAN JAMES GUARINO RICHARD JOHNSON ROBERT WILLIAMS GEORGE LARSON, Jr. ROSALIE LAVIN LEO LEW JOHN McGUIRE PAUL McCarthy ROBERT MEYERS ROBERT MORAN MARGE OLIPHANT RICHARD PIaaI LOUIS PRUNIER ROBERT RADDING DONALD RITUCCI JOEL SCHNEIDER DOUGLAS TAYLOR DAVID WEINSTOCK Senior Class Officers Left to Right: ( ' resident, Hol rrl Mor.in; Vice I ' rcsidcnl, ficor c I iirsoii; Sccrcliiry, I ' .llvn A|i|il Mniin; Tr :;iHi)r rr, Giiido D ' AIohhio. ELLYN FAITH APPLEMAN EL 148-04 Rockaway Beach Blvd. Neponsit 94, New York S.B. (ELEMENTARY EDUCATION) Common expression. .. whats going on here Future Teacher Activities French Club 2, Captain Cheerleaders 4, Sec. Senior Class, Layout Editor Year Book 4, Student Council-Mayflower Dorm 4, Who ' s Who Among Students in Ameri- can Universities and Colleges. Committees. ..Social 2,3,4, Student Union 4, Freshman Rules 4, Pep Rally 3, 4 THOMAS FRANCIS BAUMAN BINNEY 152 Cross St., Belmont, Mass. S.B. (BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION) Common expression. .. what am I doing here? Future Sales Executive Activities Football 3 KENNETH A, BEACH JR KENNY 17 Lincoln Avenue, Old Greenwich, Conn. S.B. (BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION) Common expression. .. when in doubt- Punt! Future Personal Management Activities Football 3, Touch Football 2, Intramurals, Dorm Counci I 3, 4 Committees, ..Senior Program, General Assembly HARVEY BERNSLEY HARVEY 1836 East 29th St., Brooklyn, New York S.B. (BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION) Common expression. .. Let ' s take Padding ' s car Future B us i ne s s E xec ut i ve Activities Spanish Club Convocation Speaker 4, Assf. Editor of Year Book 4, Dorm Proc- tor 4, Who ' s Who Among Students in Americon Universities and Colleges Committees... Donee 4, Senior Progrom, General Astembly BERNARD MANUEL BETTENCOURT BERN 772 Wilder St., Lowell, Mass. S.B. (BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION) Common expression. .. What ' s up? Future Business Activities Debating 3, Year Book Staff Art Editor 4, Intramural basketball 3, Football Rally. Committees... Dance, Student Union WILLIAM BLACK BLACKIE 48 Kimball Rd., Dedham, Mass. S.B. (SECONDARY EDUCATION) Future J.H.S. Principal Activities Psychology Club 1, 2 Committees... Freshman Rules Comm. 4, Dance Comm. General Assembly EUGENE WALTER BURLEY GENE 38 Vernon St., Bridgewater, Mass. S.B. (EDUCATION) Common expression. .. Is that right! Future Teaching, Coaching Activities Baseball, Intramurals JOSEPH V. CAPUA FOE 34 Tehamo St., Brooklyn, New York A.B. (HISTORY and GOVERNMENT) Commoo expfo$sioo... Hi Kiddies Future Ini urance Aclivifiet Basketball 2, 3, 4; Proctor of Boston Hall 2, Spanish Club 2, Fire Captain of North Hall 4 HARRY JAMES CARL HARRY 24 Norman Ave., Amityville, New York S.B. (BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION) Common expression. .. keep the noise down Future Sales Management Activities Football Captain 3, 4, Basketball 2, Baseball 3, Vice-President-Spanish Club 3, Intramural Softball Basketball 3,4, Boston Hall Proctor 3, Lodge Dorm Proc- tor 4, Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges Committees.... Spring Dance, 3 ROBERT Do CARTMILL BOB 130 Wompatuck Rd., Hingham, Mass. S.B. (SECONDARY EDUCATION) Future Teaching Activities Basketball 1,2, Baseball 1,2,; Debate 4 GUIDO A. D ' ALESSIO DODO 102 Lawrence St., Brockton, Mass. S.N. (EDUCATION) Common expression... ! would say so Future Secondary School Teaching Gov ' t work Activities Junior Class Usher 3, Head Usher at Commencement Exercises 3, Intramural Softball manager 3, 4, Junior Class Trea- surer, Senior Clas; Treasurer, Who ' sWho Among Students in American Universities and Colleges Committees... Senior Prom, Scoreboard 4, Flag 4, Or- ientation 4, Freshman rules 4, Class Gift 4, Social, Program, General Assembly JEROME FELDHERR FEATHER 32-13 87th St., Jackson Heights, New York S.B. (BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION) Common expression. .. Whof do you wont now William s? Activities Intromurol Softball 2, Intramural basket- ball 2, 3, Floor Proctor 4, Who ' s Who Among Sfodents In American Universities ond Colleges Committees... Senior Prom Committee CHARLES C. FORMAN CHUCK 68 Yorktown St., Rockville Centre, New York S.B. (BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION) Common expression. .. Mute Future Business Activities Basketball 1, Football 3, Intramural Foot- ball 3, Basketball 3, Softball 3 JAMES N. GUARINO JIMMY 109 Wendell Pork, Milton, Mass. S.B. (RADIOS. TELEVISION) Common expression. .. keep your books off my car Future Return to Heidelberg Activities Announcing Sport Activities 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, Softball 1, 2 Committees... Freshman Rules, General Assembly RICHARD A. JOHNSON DICK 195 East Main St., Avon, Mass. S.B. (BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION) Future Sales Engineering Activities Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 ROSALIE LAVIN ROSIE 1420 Mott Ave., For Rockawoy, L.I., New York S.B. (ELEMENTARY EDUCATION) Common expression. .. Potience Is a virtue, try until you satisfy, ' , ' Future Teacher Activities Chorus 2, 3; French Club 2, 3 omm Mc« ' ... . Sor lol Comm. 4 GEORGE LARSON JR. SWEDE 53 Longwood Ave., Brockton, Mass, S.B. (BIOLOGY) Common expression,,. ! think I passed Future Teaching and biologist Activities Vice-President Jr and Senior Class, Head Usher at Graduation, Intramurals - Softball Basketball 3, 4; Baseball 3, Orientation of Freshman 4, Christmas Convocation Exercise 3, Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges Committees.., Genera! Assembly 4, Social 4, Prom 4, Class Gift 4, Student Union 4, Freshman Rules 4 LEO LEW MR. LEW 42 Warren St., Roxbury, Mass. S.B. (EDUCATION) Common expression. . Am I late for class again? Activities Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges MARGE L. OLIPHANT 1101 Old Mamaroneck Rd., White Plains, New York S.B. (ELEMENTARY EDUCATION) Common expression. .. Dave, I ' ll be right home. Future Elementary School Teacher Activities Cheerleading 1, 2 Committees... Dance 1, 2, 3; Prom 3, Senior Program 4, Social 4. RICHARD PIZZI DICK 565 Lincoln St., Walthom, Mass. S.B. (BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION) Common expression. .. Holy Moly Future Financier Activities Intramural basketball 1, 2, Softball 1, 2 3, 4, Graduotion Usher 3 Committees... Dance A, Mock Election 4, Senior Program 4 LOUIS A. J. PRUNIER LOU 93 Squanto Rd., Quincy, Mass. S.B. (RADIO-TV BROADCASTING) Common expression. .. Holy Mackerel Future News Commentator Activitie s Basketball Broadcaster 4, Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities And Colleges Committees... Mock Presidential Election 4 ROBERT M. RADDING BUFF 89 Bronson Terrace, Springfield, Mass. S.B. (BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION) Common expression. .. No, lets take Bernsley ' s car Future Industrial Management Activities Psychology Club 1, Dormitory Proctor 4, Intramurals 1,2,3 Committees... Yearbook 4, Social 4 DONALD RITUCCI DON 131 Walnut St., Brockton, Moss. S.B. (BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION) Common expression. .. I ' m broke again Future Lawyer Activities .Varsity Baseball 3, 4 Committees... Chairman Election Committee, Senior Program Committee 4, Social Committee 4, Commencement Usher 3 JOEL SCHNEIDER JOEL 104-20 Queens Blvd., Forest Hills, New York S.B. (CHEMISTRY) Common expression. .. Where should wc go this week- end ' Future Physic ion Activities Dorm Proctor 4 Committees... Social Committee, Who ' s Who A mong Stu- dents in American Universities and Colleges DOUGLAS JOHN TAYLOR DOUG 417 White Rd., Mineola, New York S.B. (BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION) Common expression. .. Keep it up Future Business Executive Activities Football Manager 3, Football Rally 3, Intramural Softball 2, 3; Mock Election4 Committees... Student Union 3, Harvest Moon dance 3, General Assembly Speaker 4, Dorm Proctor DAVID JEROME WEINSTOCK DAVE 23 Hildreth St., Dorchester, Mass. S.B. (EDUCATION) Common expression. .. Better check to be sure Future English Teacher Activities Dramatics 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, Intra- mural Softball 3, Graduation Usher 3, Christmas Convocation 3, Intramural Basketball 3 Committees... Junior Class President, Freshman Orien- tation 4, Senior Program Committee 4 ROBERT NORMAN WILLIAMS BOB 62 Brompton Rd., Garden City, New York S.B. (BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION) Common expression. .. Harvey always wins. Future Salesman Activities Co-captain Football 3,4; Intramural Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4; Intramural Softball 1,2; Intramural Football 1 Committees... Dorm. Proctor 3, 4 Junior Class Officers Left to Right: President, Michael Columbo; Vice President, Matthew D ' Amato; Secretary, Roberta Robinson; Treasurer, William Doherty. illiam Acosta Paul Aimis li.ilicrt Hrorjcr James Black Norma Blum Michael Columbo Coroic Coughiin Koix-rl (.iinirt MmiiIi. ' w D ' Aiiuih All. HI DcS li..si.TS illiam Doherty allace Ely Michael Fox Leonard Frank Gregory Galvin Joseph Gattuso Robert Goldstein Jane Granstrom John Guadagnoii Ian Hamilton Helen Hughes Clayton Johnson Steven Josephson Margaret Keougl: Barry Kings ley Hptt«- Klein John I ll,.irl Jeanette Mayers Alice-Mary Molloy Paul MacLean Paul McGilvary Robert McLoughlin Robert Oasis Roy PatMalnee Russell Peterson Anthony Picariello Toby Presser Michael Reale Joanne Robinson Roberta Robinson Kai Rojanavongse Hoh.Tt Hnshruck Sara Hudnick 11. . i,! iiiUh F.mory Thomfwon, III Holurl Jiill.inc oiirl H.iixrl W.itlf .|(i( qiicliiic c ' cniii me l 0 ton tobe FEBRUARY 16, 1961 Electronics Jolts tuirj By HERB HAD AD - is providing -, ? ' ' u° ' to the students andl real oolt to tn j jiton ' s basketball team at iv Curry College. The 82-ye- -°Lltetroad ' casting ,f „i ?s the student system. It P casting under to practice sportscasS „£ the enslon | J,| VanwhUe a running f ' jedto gteat- the athlete IS spurre _ er effort l?y j f his feats ine description oi as h« a i ' ' Thestatenient f 7,°, ;Ytll ° eTo?ed ' ™Set, said ' rnrm mb°f c , You get a chance „ yourself as you reai y -Sriocated-J - dotted f ,Sn strationl classroona .and f the t iWingS ' isfeS hasex-, smaller college v. college panded to f,} l Their population «Pl° e ' ' nt body ?o-educational student now n f, °n earn a and a student can ° A -n rlpgree m a legt B.S or A-B- +udy course, lar, fo r-year stuay i n ■ ' . . ' fv Dr Donald W. was added by ' . t since Miller, school pr si of Vy%«- ewE- - ice of ai y lnnese head. successful group of a „„g pie, Dr. Ml ' ' Gallagher, them are Boh « sportscaster lor we Patriots Foothall CluD S P H y BB or AdTBR Malcolm Doyle ot ing team members. eommentary of the two - -rBiu Sog lg-- ' SuneerT?or lhe Cleveland i. and cor- Tov.ns and d. --e ,,A ,a each other. pSg as Reeve who c listeners, to Curry via iJrit . added. l-. £ SuSent allows a bU As part of their broadc - . +7, record and hear him ij o and iv g.game i T ' you can tell a student al . y has H t both • 7times that he ' s speak- onies. _ Flayer _ H ' fnistButinthisway.he e ° re m i pves ' to%imself -- Ms ary -- tS anthem is ' ' «P record thelpl ' ayed. ' ■We also tape recora s Anthonv Arico Russell Bartlett Albert Belgiorno Harbara Bert; W illiani licrimin Barrv BliinuMifeld Robert Krucken l|..l„Tl H.M.. l.i.T Vernon Crenshaw Linda Cohen Carole Dauraan Charles Dickinson Malcolm Doyle David Dresser John Dwyer Carol Edison Paul Fleming John Gawler Elaine Geffner Paul Gendel Robert Geresi Rosalie Glanzman Gary Goldblatt Itulii (fonliin ItIi. • (,r.-.„f l irl,.,r l (,n Allan Hallman Barbara Halperin Thomas Hatfield Jeffrey Helzel Wade Hornsby Arthur Katz Ira Kaufman Lawrence Kraut Harvey Kessert Roger Ke Terrv Lalin Ruby Langbort DoijL ' ia ' I an ar ' i Barry Lederman Edvtlie I edorman Martin Liddy H..I..TI I 0,k ' (Jcorgc Low, Jr. Stephanie Lutz eta Marlowe Dominic Marinelli Fred Mayer Pedro Mendez incent Meunier Philip Meyer William Myerburg Benjamin Mindich Theodore luhlberg Richard Perrier Joan Piatt ? .k. Phyllis Portnoy -J 1 awrence Quirk Norman Ramol, Jr. liurrv f{uftnick i ' r..hk , ,.n,. .. Martin Rosenberger Dianne Samuelian Edythe Schultz Michael Sher Susan Siege Sandra Smith Robert Sorota Ellen Sperber Linda Swartz lelen Schluzas Robert I arantino Kurt TerVeen firaijj Tomkinson liicliard Valvo Robert V ' itale Daphne Voiie 1 cMinard Walliice Robert Abrams Neil Adelman Joaquin Afonso Bruce Alsen Fleanor Altschul Ralph Angelillo Howard Apfelbaum FVed Aronowitz itiiiiitr l t innuu NiclioJHH mi:u .i RmIumI i!,,lis Jeffrey Barash Gary Barlow Gregory Beeche Barry Becker Tim Bergen David Berger Alan Bergman Mark Berkson Harry Brousaides Harriet Block Gerald Blumberg Linda Bock Kathleen Bond Jack Bauer Reginald Braithwaite Arlene Brown F lcbard Brunner Harold Burnett Walter Caira Paul Canipaposano, Jr. Fimilio C!.irii|r|;i, , l.illlii-vs (!;i|iri|ii;i(i(- IImIhtI (:„|P|,r, li iiliMr d (!cri]U.i Priya Chavanich Evelyn Cherney Gary Chicofsky Michael Christoforo Marion Clogston Donald Cohen Gerald Cohen Fred Conte Howard Cooper Jay Cummings James Daly Ralph Delia Crosse Peter Dolan John Dorman Allan Eiring Joyce Elias ivian Ulias H Ichard F ' .llenlu Dennis FJlstein Ann Ruth Knowitz li.irrv i (iHlciii l-.ll.M l.|,sl,i., Steven Faber Elaine Feinstein Carl Feldman Daniel Feldman John Felowitz Jill Finkelstein arc Finkelstein Robert Fisch Howard Fleisher Barbara Forbes Burton Fowler Audrey Franklin Gerald Frawle Harold Frieder Ellen Friedman Roma Friedman Kenneth [-ursl Fred Garber Anita Gardner Barry Gehrman Pcnnv Gclband Stanley Geltman Mndclirii- GiiiHlicru Marcia Gladstein Alan Gladstone Sandra Glickman Herbert Gold Joseph Goldman Nancy Goroff Judith Greenberg Freddy Greene Steven Greendlinger John Hagerty Robert Hagler Stephen Halpert Marsha llandis Susan Harris Richard Hartnett Janice Heis Kichard Mines larc llirscn Arthur Hollander Patrick Hughes Arthur Johnson, Jr. Ralph Johnson Arthur Kagan Nancy Kahn Rochelle Kaplan Sylvia Kaplan Margaret Kaufmann Sheila Kaufman Nancy Kaye Jane Keller Robert Kipnes Barbara Klein Robert Klein Peter Kline Steven Kropp Richard Koeck RoLcrt Koeck (.coifjc Kopeison dav le Kramer 15arrv Kruiiilioltz Gcorgpllp I np lommp Niilliony I iiwrrnc M.irlin I ,■{[., U Carolyn Lepler Beverly Lieberman Anita Linka Ira Lipkins James Loscalzo Judith Lowenstein Alan Lubin Leslie Lustbader Jane Maimone Sara Jane Marcus Su zanne iviasse Gordon Matthews Richard Mattv David Meehan Karen Meltzer Ronald Merenstein mfl A Ronald Mevcrowilz Mill lenr Miller James Miller Theresa Moffa ll ' m.ird Mohl I cwIh Mf n I ' l (iary Morgiin JaiK-l Morrc James Mulroy Mary McLean Patricia Namzoff larilyn Navisky Alan Newman Alan Newman Donald Newton Dennis Neyland John Nowik Marie O ' Connell Cynthia Ormont Kenneth Ossias £ Donald Packer UoLurl I ' aulillL Colin Parker Allan Peck Paul Perron Robert Peters Zandra Philipson liichard Phillips J AuKunt Picaripllo U ' .l.rrl Popkin Civ.i.- I ' .Mir Na.Hui Prcsl Renee Psaty William Quinlan Clark Rattet Howard Rauchberg Phyllis Rubin Albert Rudolph Grace Ryder Wavne Sabo Linda Sadev Martin Sandler Jack Schless liarbara Schwartz Robert Serge Philip Serlin Alan Shapiro I f m i Slanlev Sliuiii.n li h.irl Sl( iL;ri,.ir SlCMMl Sil Edward Silverman Charlotte Silverstein Mallory Smul Donn Smythe Anthony Spignese Ronnie Statfeld Philip Stephany Brian Stewart Jules Stewart Lois Stolitzky Leslie Sufrin Tim Sullivan Paul Summa Raymond Supr) ' nowitz Steven Tager Alice Taishoff I oren Tarlowe F, lias Travassos David Vauclin Carole Viasserman Jay Rcinbcrg AliiVIU Wrinrr Ichael Weisman Patricia Welch Charles Williams Charles Willinghar Arthur Wilson Harvey Wolfe Sheryl Wolin Arthur Yeselson Richard Yontef M Marsha oungelson Howard Zackin 4 Marshal Zaltzman Paul Zminkowski Mark Znckerberg A 1 Imii Ziikowsky  t ' - k , V ' c Qji vep eoo ' S( LtS SjrMoRS PSYCHOLOGY CLUB Seated, Left to Right: Suzanne Masse, Stephanie Lutz, Arthur Johnson, Dr. Lumpkin, Grace Ryder. Second row, Standing: Linda Boch, Sheryl WoLin, Karen Meltzer, Jane Maimone, Vernon Crenshaw, Evelyn Cherney, Barbara Schwartz, Albert Rogowski, Barton Ch. ' r,-y. Top Row: Barry Gehrmon, Gary Morgan, James Mulroy, Robert V ' rale, Colin Parker. F ' or generations man gathered [iprlitifnt :in(l not so |MTliiiciit iiiforriialioii aliout llic ment which surrounded him, trying to understand llie means, linw, iuicl causes of cxistcnco wan given to the understanding of man ' s behavior. Fv entiially ItimkI nianifcstcil iiinisi-lf field of Ntudy. lifn and environ- . I iltle allenlior 111(1 opened a now Today, psychology lias become n complex, arbitrary science aiul nieritsllie name danf;lit er of |iliiloso|iln , The fact ihiil students at Curry rollcgc consider it highly interesting ajipciirs evident from tli ' |Hi|Mihiril of the f ' sychology Club . The members meet every 1 luirsday afternoon, and rinfjinf; discussions on moli- VOled behavior, the psychology of advertising, and menial |irol lenis are am(iii;i llie lopies. 1 ast year llie group visited a reformatory; plans for this year inelmli ' a Irip In a menial insi ihil ion. ' Ihc club ' s adviser is Ilr. Itr)liert l.umpkin; llie offiiers are; I ' res., rlliiir Hyder, See., F ' .vclyn (iherney, iinil ' I reas., Stephanie 1 nl . I lie meetings are infn end v ilh refreshments. The club welcomes all members of the Htudeiit body wlio are Jolinson, .l ' ., (.race ■mal atlierin s, wliicli inlercHteil in the fielrl. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Seated, left to right: Susan Harris, Linda Cohen, Judith Greenberg, Joanne Robinson. Standing: Harvey Wolfe, Paul McGilvray, Gary Morgan, Dr. Abraham Levin, David Smith, James Molroy. Top: Malcolm Doyle. Le Cercle Francais is only four years old, but a tradition seems to be developing. The success of the club can be measured by its many members, and this club is an invaluable aid to the student of French. The group meets Thursday afternoons to discuss current events, French movies, books, and customs. Re- freshments are served at each meeting, and a full program of activities is planned including lectures and tours. The group is under the helpful direction of Dr. Levin; Linda Cohen is president; Judy Greenberg secretary. Le Cercle Francais enables each member to absorb an academic and less forma l taste of French culture and at the same time sharpens his verbal use of the language. SPANISH CLUB Seated, left to right: Linda Swartz, Linda Bock, Karen Meltzer, Vivian Elias, Elaine Geffner, Susan Siegal Standing: Barry Gehrman, Joaquin Afonso, Tim Bergen, Jules Stewart, Dr. Takacs, David Smith, Norman Ramol, Fronk Ribaudo, Barbara Halperin. Top: Gory Morgan, Michael Reale, Lenord Wallace, Paul Zminkowski, Steve Kropp. ' Ihc Spiinish CHiib, now in its second year, enriches Curry College ' s well- rounded program of extra-curricular activities and is ably directed by Dr. Zolliin TakiiCH, profesftor of Spanish. Those students inlerestcfl in advancing their knowledge of Spanish culture, traditions, folklore and ninsi( :irc iiivil ' d to join. An excellent opportunity to practice the fluency nf spcccli anil llw pcrffction of accent of the South American people isproviili-d since S|iiiiiisli is llic scilc laiiniiage apokcn while the mcc lingH arc in scHHion. SENIOR COMMITTEES Program Committee: Seated Left to Right: Kenneth Beach, Douglas Taylor, Bernard Bettencourt, George Larson, William Black. Standing: Paul McCarthy, Guido D ' Alessio, Ellyn Appleman, Richard Pizzi, Robert Meyers. Top Row: David Weinstock, James Guarino, Harvey Bernsley, Robert Moran, Donald Ritucci. Social Committee: Seated Left to Right: Richard Pizzi, Robert Meyers, Ellyn Appleman, Douglas Taylor, Robert Moran. Standing: Kenneth Beach, David Wein- stock, Guido D ' Alessio, Donald Rittuci, George Larson. }!- SENIOR COMMITTEES Mock Presidential Election: Seated Left to Right: Douglas Taylor, Richard Pizzi, Donald Ritucci, Bernard Bettencourt. Freshman Rules Committee: Sealed Left to Right: David Weinstock, Fllyn Appleman, James Guarino, Robert Meyers. Standing: Douglas Taylor, f illiam Black, George Larson, Robert Moran, Guido D ' Alessio. SENIOR COMMITTEES Student Union Committee: Seated Left to Right: Robert Moran, Ellyn Appleman, George Larson. Standing: Paul McCarthy, Matthew D ' Amato, Robert Meyers. General Assembly Committee: Seated Left to Right: Guido D ' Alessio, Kenneth Beach, Douglas Taylor, George Larson, Bernard Bettencourt. Standing: Robert Meyers, Robert Moran, Ellyn Appleman, Harvey Bernsley. JUNIOR COMMITTEES Freshman Tea Committee: Seated Left to Right: Jacqueline Zeeman, Bette Klein, Mathew D ' Amato, Roberta Robinson, Alice-Mary Molloy. Standing: Michael Columbo, Joanne Robinson, David Lepore. s Tinr 4 - ' vnitpB ■■■■ Winter Carnival Committee: Seated Left to Right: Mike Fox, Carole Coughlin, Robert Brener, Bette Klein, Roberta Robinson, Mathew D ' Amato, Alice-Mary Molloy, Michael Columbo. Standing: Barry Kingsley, David Smith, Joanne Robinson, David I.epore. DRAMATIC CLUB Seated, Left to Right: Elaine Geffner, David Weinstock, Barbara Halpern, Suzanne Masse. Standing: Elaine Weiner, Karen Meltzer, Dr. Douglas Reeve, Joe Goldman, Sheryl Wolin. The actors have their guild, and Curry College has its Dramatic Society! This club is popular among students because it invites not only those with acting ability to join, but all those interested in other aspects of production. Members with exceptional talent may also be elected to Alpha Psi Omega, a national drama- tic fraternity. The Curry College Dramatic Society provides various activities for its mem- bers. It reviews current plays, in addition to reading and acting out excerpts from, many of the classics. At present the Dramatic Society is endeavoring to produce The Importance of Being Earnest, a play by Oscar ilde. It is to be produced in the spring under the direction of Dr. Douglas Reeve. DEBATING CLUB Sonfr-d, L oft to Right: Elaine Geffner, Joel Goldman, Barbara Halperin. Standing: Dennis Ellstein, Dr. Douglas Reeve, Gary Morgan. Top Row: Michael Fox, Malcolm Doyle ' I he rjebiitin tniim i.s shnping up an one of llic finosl f ' lirrv flollpgo hfiH ever [)ro(iiifpfl. I nder ihf! wise .niA |ialicril f iiidaiii c of Dr. Reeve und F)r. ( oiiId the tcnm is growinf; in c ' (irifidiTic( ' nnd in expectation of coming debiitew. A forrnnl challpnge has heen iHHiied to WelleHley, nnd hope for a Northciislcrii lunil niiiH high. ' I he delialing team will engage in intraimirid i ninpii it ion i)i ' fr)re taking on any InvialhanH as opponents. CHORISTERS Seated Left to Right: Joanne Robinson, Linda Bock, Vivian Elias, Meta Marlowe, Kay Bond, Roberta Robinson. Standing: Vernon Crenshaw, Zandro Philipson, George Reynolds, Dr. Sewell Potter; music director, Freddy Gilstein, Carole Wasserman, Felice Ross. Wise men have proclaimed that singing is one of the best means of enjoyment and expression. The truth of this statement is evident to Curry College Students when listen- ing to or participating in the Choristers. Under Dr. Sewell Potter ' s able leadership at the organ, the students this year furnished superlative entertainment at the Thanksgiving Convocation and the Christmas candlelisht service. BAND Left to Right: Matthew D ' Amato, Freddy Gilstein, Robert Tarantino, Bernard Bettencourt, Gerald Blumberg. Standing: Dr. Sewell Potter. I nder the excellent guidance of Dr. Sewell Potter, ill ' ; fiurry College Hand lias become significant on our campus. It has faithfully attended football and basketball games, helping to inspire our teams to victory. The mem- bers, although few in number, have contributed so much to the enjoyment of gam es that they deserve the appreciation and (hanks of the sludciil lioiiy. THE EDITORS Left to Right: Harvey Bernsley, Paul McGilvray, Jacqueline Zeeman, Ellyn Applemcn, Bernard Bettencourt, Robert Meyers. A FORMAL DECLARATION We, the editors of the 1961 Curryer, are bound to a formal declaration. Vi e are dedicated to excel- lence in bringing this yearbook to all the students of Curry College. The standards we have placed upon our work emulate those set by the editors who have preceded us. Our goal was to create the best possible journal of memories. Our hope was to provide a nostalgic reference to former college days. Our success depended upon our dedicated staff and all those subscribers who demonstrated their faith in our abilities. If we have realized our goal, our hope, our success, we have progressed far beyond what seemed an impossible task; for the months flew, and the work dragged, and amidst a jumble of notes, photographs, and layout plans, a guiding principle was instilled in us by a member of the staff. He quoted from Poor Richard ' s ' Almanac: Let us up and be doing, and doing to the purpose; so, by diligence shall we do more with less perplexity. This quotation haunted us like a guardian angel, soon the work gathered momentum, and behold, here is the result, the Curryer for 1961. The Fditors Seated, left to right - Alice-Mary Molloy, Carole Coughlin, Roma Friedman, Edith Schultz, Anita Linko, Jackie Zeeman. Standing: Tim Bergen, Joanne Robinson, Felice Ross, Karen Meltzer, Robert Meyers, JaneMaimone, Sheryi Wo I in, Ellyn Appleman, Roy PatMainee, Joaquin Afonso, Robert Hagler, Harvey Bernsley, Paul McGilvory, Robert Padding, Bernard Bettencourt. YEAR BOOK STAFF ROBERT MEYERS Editor-in-Chief Harvey Bernsley Assistant Editor Ellyn Appleman Layout Editor Jacqueline Zeeman Copy Editor Bernard Bettencourt Art Editor Paul McGilvray SportsEditor Robert Meyers Business Manager Nicholas Ascenzo Assistant Business Manager Dr. Donald Wilson Miller Faculty Adviser Dr. Beotrice Ingalls Proof Reader Carole Coughlin Alice-Mary Molloy Felice Ross Roma Friedman Robert Hagler Shcryl Wolin Joanne Robinson StaH Karen Meltzer Jack Afonso Tim Bergen Jane Maimone Robert Podding Anita Linko B ' -tfc Klein Roy PatMainee Mike Reale Edythe Schultz Photography Assistants HU-vf CrciriKllirmor Koborl nrener Stove Kropp Steve SelKlor I v ' i CHEER LEADERS Kneeling: Jacqueline Zeeman, Ellyn Appleman. Standing, Left to Right: Edythe Schultz, Joanne Robinson, Edythe Lederman, Sandra Smith, Bette Klein, Ellen Sperber, Roberta Robinson, Marie O ' Connell. Who coulfl give more substantial support, inject more spirit, and increase more interest in our athletic activities than our cheerleaders? I ' niformed in purple and white, these ton girls, led by Captain I ' llyn Appleman, ami C!o-captain Jacqueline Zeeman, possesH admirable vitality and vivaciousness. We lliank all of them for their participation, cnlhusiasm, and support. Co-Captain - Jackie Zeemen Captain - Ellyn Appleman CHEER LEADERS Kneeling: Michael Reale, Barry Kingsiey. Standing, Left to Right, Steven Siegler, Barry Blumfeld, Barry Resnick, Allan Newman, Richard Gross. Co-Captain Barry Kingsiey Three cheers for the Cheerleaders! This year the cheerleaders were led by Michael Heale, captain and Barry Kingsiey co-captain. At every game these boys cheered our teams on to victory and by their lively antics stimulated the spirit of iill Curry-ites. Captain Michael Reale First Row, Left to Right: Elias Travassos, Anthony Spignese, Robert Williams Co-Captain, Harry Carl Co-Captain, Gary Barlow, Ronald Hershberg. Second Row: Backfield Coach Dr. Gould, Paul Gendel, Richard Matty, Brian Steward, Horry Brousaides, Robert Bonner, Line Coach Dr. Crowell. Third Row: Lewis Monzio, Arthur Johnson, Edward Silverman, William Guinlan, Clark Rattet, Michael McLaughlin. FOOTBALL The highlight of the football season was beating Massachusetts Maritime Academy 36—6. This was the Colonels first football victory in their second season of playing the game. The Colonels were exceptionally well balanced under the coaching of Dr. Gould and Dr. Crowell, and the team demon- strated fine plays with strong driving power and spirit. The student body conducted a rally before the Harvard game. Though the team was not successful the Colonels held the well drilled Harvard fresh- men team to a 21-0 score. The injury of co-captain Bob illiams and the loss of several other key per- sonnel kept the squad ' s peek below efficiency. The Colonels got the utmost from a hard pressed bench. Outstanding ball-carriers for the Colonels were Gary Barlow, Bill Quinlan, and Harry Carl. The two big men in the line were Art Johnson and Harry Brousaides. Despite the disappointments of the season, football at Curry College has made a step forward. ,--«■ , . i bfe . T Pi 4 ' ••|;t V-a . FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 1960 Curry Opponents Newport Naval Station 14 Harvard Freshmen B 21 12 Maine Maritime Academy 46 36 Mass. Maritime Academy 6 Fort Devens 36 Seated Left to Right: Ralph Delia Crosse, Paul Camposano, Jeffrey Helzel, Wayne Sabo, Gory Barlow, Robert Rosbruck, Steven Josephson, Ira Kaufman, William Quinlan, Paul McGilvray. Standing: Coach Jack Vallely, Michael McLaughlin, Michael Sher, Anthony Spignese, Jay Cummings, David Meehon, Elias Travassos, Theodore Muhlberg. BASKETBALL This year veteran Bob Mosbruck ca[)Uuncil the Cfjloncls in their first p inie of tlio se.ison, which brouf ht about defeat to Calvin Coolidge .School. Ihe game was played at the Miller h ieldhouse before an overflowing, enthuniastic crowd. The team was off on the right foot as the court Colonels won their first two games and lost a third game in the final minutes of play at Boston Garden. The Colonels came back to win the next two games and it looked as if the Curry College team was lo ho victorious again: but center Wayne Sabo injured his ankle and was unable lo play the next six games. Jeff llel ei ' s rrbounding and Flalpli Bella Crosse ' s deadly jump-shot helped in making up for the loss of the big center, but it was not enough, as the Colonels went into a tailspin and lost their next four games. 1 lie Colonels probably played their best game of the season when they traveled to New Hampshire to heal New F.nglund College on their own court. The Curry College I ' ive rontitnied lo show great spirit and drive by ending the seanon with a creditable record. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1960-1961 Curr College Opponents 70 Calvin Coolidge College 58 68 Barrington College 63 60 Calvin Coolidge College 62 76 Alumni 59 67 Barrington College 64 91 Lowell Tech. 105 63 Bradford DurfeeCollegeof Technology 70 67 Bradford Durfee Collegeof Technology 90 77 New England College 79 68 New England College 61 61 Husson College 128 47 Merrimack College 94 Seated, Lett to Riglit; Arnold Belirmon, Robert Poolito, Frank Ribaudo, Kai Rojanavongse, Michael Weisman, Barton Cherry. Standing: Coach Dr. Zolton Takocs, Harold Freedher, Norman Ramol, Matthew D ' Amato, Leslie Sufrin, Neil Adelman, David Smith, Richard Ellentuch, Manager. Top Row: Harvey Wolfe, Robert Tarantino, Gregory Beeche, James Lara, Gary Morgan. SOCCER Throughout the entire season the Colonels showed fiplitinf spirit. I ' nder tiie loiidership of Dr. Takacs, the team demonstrated fine sportsmanship, f ' very panie was even most of the way, but the flurry ColloRe hooters won only one name out of thn-e. Ncvorthelpss, soccer has come n long way since the game was first orpani ed at flurry f!o!lef;e. I ' rank Hihaiido and Kai Ilojanavonf;se stood out as all- round performers and co-captained the squad. 1 lie first f;ariii- of thi- season was a 1—2 victory over always stronR Dradford Durfee fiollege of 1 (• linolof y. The learns ' enthusiasm was high for the fjame with New Fngland fiollege, hut the well balanced opponent pave the Colonels a 7- t loss. 1 he liorilerM ' Hpiril remained hit ' h as ihc-v faced fiorrlon College, but lost a ihrillinf; game 3-2. Curry Opponent 4 Brodford Durfee College of Tcclinology ? A New Fngland College 7 ? Gordon College 3 MAYFLOWER RESIDENCE ■ ■ Jil M J Dorrritory Officers  «• fl 1 Scoted - Heod of Residence 1 ■ MRS. L. PETERS H ■ Standing - Left to Right I H ■ Joonnc Robinson H ■ Terry Lolin ■ ul 1 ■ Lindo Swartr 1 ■ Poberto Robinson % H ■ LOMBARD HALL Dormitory OHicers Bottom - Left to Right Barton Cherry William Berman Michael Fox Top Dr. Stanton Gould Head Resident Paul Gendel John Gawler Arthur Johnson THE LODGE AND SOUTH HOUSE Dormitory Officer Left to Right: Theodore Muhlberg, Horry Corl, Robert Redding BOSTON HALL Dormitory Officers: Left to Right - Robert Williams Robert Oassias Robert Meyers Mr. Alfred Aaron Head Resident NORTH HALL Left to Right Jerome Feldherr Paul Aimis Matthew D ' Amoto, Head Resident Joseph Capua Stephen Landau Barry Kingsley Picarillo, Anthony — Take the next sentence. Dr. Takacs conducting a class in Spanish. Miss Schultz, German is a fine language. Dr. Donlan conducting a class in German. But, Miss Wograw, I thought 120 words a minute was good ! ilit What ' s a mottor - you hove rocks in your head. Dr. Faizi conducting a class in Geology. Pardon me, Mr. Newman, it ' s a credit, not a debit! Mr. McCarthy conducting a course in introduction to business. What ' s holding their attention? ' The booi says (Says Dr. McGrath!) - ay, you guys! Who did It? Dr. Lumpkin conducting a class in Experimental Psychology. Do you really think you know the answer, Mr. Doyle. Dr. Ingalls lecturing on English Literature Mr. Larson What is embroyology and don ' t look at your notes. Mr. Lanbadie, I am still waiting for your answer. Yes, Mr. Meyers you are right for once. Scholars, as it says in the Con..sti..tu..tion of the U..ni...ted States. Dr. Crowell conducting a class in American Government. Am I to understand thot you didn t want to take German? Eddie: — Pssssssf - Woke up Normo. Yet, Mr. Silvermon - ioys Dr. Gould. Modi oji wiAdom Smooth seas never make a skillful sailor. - Lillian F. Conroy Whatever you do, do beautifully. - Rosa Wilcox Hard work toward a worthy end, however small that end may be, is the best prescription for a man ' s peace of mind. (For his wife ' s peace of mind, too.) - Dr. Robert C. Lumpkin Remember it ' s ruin to run from a fight. (Kipling) - Dr. Stanton W. Gould The following lines from Blake are my inmost thoughts Blake sets a guiding star above life ' s troubled sea. Bring me my bow of burning gold! Bring me my arrows of desire ! Bring me my spear! Clouds, unfold! Bring me my chariot of fire! I will not cease from mental fight. Nor shall my sword sleep in my hand, Till we have built Jerusalem In England ' s green and pleasant land. ' (William Blake) - Dr. Norborne Crowell Let the opponent make the first mistake - then cash in quickly. - Jack Vallely Et puis, L ' essentiel, c ' est d ' avoir fait ce qu ' on avait a faire. ' - Dr. Abraham Levin ' ' We are always learning. Schools and colleges merely help us to organize and speed up the process. - Michael S. Donlan Older than all preached Gospels was this unpreached, inarticulate, but ineradicable, forever - enduring Gospel: Work, and therein have well-being. ' - Dr. Beatrice Ingalls Life brings us a succession of alternatives: to do our duty - or shirk it; to appreciate our blessings - or take them for granted; to answer a call for help - or pretend not to hear it. By our decisions we reveal our character and re- gulate our happiness. ' - Dr. Douglas Reeve. WINTER CARNIVAL M Sm FRESHMEN WELCOMING TEA To go or not to go... Who ' s camera shy. • And did you see me in that grey Corvette? Hey Bill, I ' ll take the girls dorm this week. Gordon Linen gets double trouble. Nice try little one! Joft stimuloting your mental curiosity ' Chow time for Billy too! The untouchables. Lost without his Corvette. Hurry up - it ' s almost 3:25. We want to be alone t ' s Slippery Alice. Hi Kiddies! Anyone for whist. NOV . ' H l ] ' : JH i ' i WM m,if y :JlmimK7 ' . V ' — Don ' t worry we wouldn t leave you out of the picture! May I have turkey instead of ham ' Did you sign out? The Care Packages finally arrive Haven ' t you read the hand book? 11:30 - It ' s too early to go to classes - we need more sleep. tt ' m: Dr. ille - What ' s on the agenda after the year book? Woif one minute, I ' ll find some money. Anyone going to the drug store. What? Dr. Miller wants to see me again? iy ip F «5fflSCv It ' s not what you know, it ' s who you know.... 55, 54, 53 ... hovj many did you flunk? II,.: ! ' ,!., CI, irf. The Key to Success in College Consistent class room attendance and continual participation. Effective Study Habits Constructive Social Purpose TTLOPOJE-P LIB ' U ' !.T ret. CURJ V C6iiCCt ■ t L rOl M !.- At this time I would like to thank the people that helped this book become a reality. Dr. Donald Wilson Miller, for his advice; Mr. Richard Nourse, of Alston Photographers; Mr. Theodore Thomte, of Burdette and Company Publishers; and the students of Curry College that subscribed to the 1961 Curryer. Thank-you, fU 4 OfifiY . F,ditor-in-Chief 3 - X p iH en p.v sLs. 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