Curry College - Curryer Yearbook (Milton, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1970 volume:

M iMx. PUBLISHED ANNUALLY BY THE STUDENTS OF CURRY COLLEGE MILTON, MASSACHUSETTS Cur- . r e Library Iff 1 Slue Hiil AymmsQ Table Of Contents Student Life 12 Parents Weekend 16 Homecoming 20 Administration and Faculty ... 42 Administration 44 Faculty 52 Seniors 64 Who ' s Who 90 Organizations 98 Athletics 114 Advertising 152 Directory 160 Curryer Staff Editor Robert Carapella Assistant Editor Vincent Cattat Associate Editor Richard White Student Life Timothy Garvey Ralary Laubaugh Athletics Dennis Sorge Marc Harris Michael Field Typists Susan Allen Jamie Jame Edie Dehm Photographer Ken Murphy Jose Fraga Beneath This Arch . . . II liinn 111 II iti II if i- :.t.ff- ijmmj ptt • ;? ii-j ?- $?« ' ' vJav ' -r 2 C U R R Y • COLLEGE iP -I. I, - r -|gi 5f ■ C? - S •n  - IfiT ' ' J I Br Lies A New Beginning . . . Where Gates Remain Open . . . nr ' i ' To Reveal An Atmosphere Of Golden Leaves . . . And Traditional Colonial Buildings ... i :ji 1 .  -ff- ' : ' Pn: ' -r, ff ' tV And Where Individuals Are Striving To Find Themselves. A Memorial Dedication Edwin P. Booth 1898-1969 Views On Curry College, History and Teaching This is the last formal interview with a great professor and fine historian. We have changed this dedication little because he, we feel, would have wanted it this way. However, the fact that we have recently lost him makes his words that much more relevant. EDITOR: As a historian, what impact will the Apollo 11 space flight have on man- kind ? BOOTH: In my opinion it will reinforce a direction in which mankind has been mov- ing for many centuries. Mainly it will prove the largeness of the universe and give us a new concept of the earth ' s relationship to the other planets. EDITOR: What would you say is your greatest achievement in your lifetime? BOOTH: My greatest achievement is to have lived almost 50 years in the same com- munity, trying to hold friendships and over- come enemies and develop co-operative life. EDITOR: You have met many important people in your lifetime, who impressed you the most? BOOTH: This would have to be answered according to the different areas of life. In politics I think Winston Churchill; in reli- gion it would be a toss up between Albert Schweitzer and Mahatma Ghandi. But there are other areas, I was deeply impressed by Roland Hayes ' growth from slave birth in north Georgia to one of the greatest singers that the Western World has known. EDITOR: How would you sum up your years at Curry College? BOOTH: I have been exceptionally happy here. My years at Boston University had to do with professional training for religion and Philosophy. Here at the college level I ' m completely happy as I see a larger mixture of student background and a larger future of student hopes. EDITOR: What event in your lifetime stands out most prominently? BOOTH: I think the death of my son in battle would have to be the answer there. I don ' t know how I could evaluate the assas- sinations of the Kennedy ' s and Martin Lu- ther King. EDITOR: What do you think is the main reason for all the troubles we are having on so many college campuses today? BOOTH: The evolution of a totally new society. 1492-1914 are relative dates for a great flowering of Western European society. This is now over and new forms of life must be discovered. EDITOR: Do you think that students should have a greater say in college policy? BOOTH: Yes I do but I am not of the opin- ion that they should have too great a say in the evaluation of professors except as re- gards the actual classroom itself. EDITOR: Since you are a history professor, could you give reasons why anyone should take up history as a major? BOOTH: Yes I can very definitely. Many men have said it but Abraham Lincoln said it very clearly that if you don ' t know where you have been, you don ' t know where you are and if you don ' t know where you are you don ' t know which way to go. I do not con- ceive of history as giving us rules for the future, but I do conceive of history as the knowledge upon which those rules can be discovered. EDITOR: If you could change any historical event which event would you change and why? BOOTH: I think I would change the Cru- sades. I would like to have seen Islamic civilization and Christian civilization meet each other in conversation and co-operate rather than in bitter warfare which still haunts us. EDITOR: We know you are both a history professor and a minister, but if you could have chosen any other profession which profession would you have chosen and why? BOOTH: Some of my friends have suggested and I have always felt it keenly that per- haps I should have been on the stage as was the man for whom I am named. I would have been glad to have been an actor. EDITOR: What impact do you think the Vietnam war will have on our society? BOOTH: A very serious one. It is bringing into question the whole experience of vio- lence as a way to produce or halt social change and it is also elevating the citizenry of the United States to a sense that they should have more to say in governmental decisions than they now have. EDITOR: What future do you see for Curry College? BOOTH: I see a great future for the small college. We greatly need colleges to act as an intermediary between the school, high school, and graduate level. The only trouble is the financial cost to the student who attends these small colleges. STUDENT LIFE 91 V t ' fi - iif . S '  l8i( ' 5l  v , % . • ' : Registration Welcomes Freshman To Curry . . . This is the day when freshmen are given one of the most vital introductions to the school — REGISTRATION. In the chaotic spirit, the freshmen were introduced to Geology 101, Spanish 101, Introduction to Literature, and many others, only to find them closed. Waiting and frustration were the high points on September 16th. Everyone wondered if the IBM computer was designed to help or hinder their efforts. After that perfect schedule was slowly destroyed, the not so enthusiastic freshman student proceeded to the final table and gave up his impersonal IBM cards. Finally he found the way to the registrar ' s office and the piles of drop and add cards. He was trying to retrieve his origi nal schedule, which was located somewhere between program in and read out. OCTOBEI .v N A The October 15th Moratorium was hailed by the students of Curry College as a day of protest against our involvement in Vietnam. The students and faculty showed their support for the moratorium by attending speeches on the quadrangle. Those participating in the activities were: Dean Rose, who gave a prayer for the war dead, Mr. Hilyard, Mr. VanNeste, Mr. Mandell, Dr. Thrower, Dr. Condit, Mr. Schnieder, and a newspa- per editor from Cambridge, Mass. Speeches were given by stu- dents and afterwards a protest song was presented by the Curry College Choir. After the program Curry students gathered at the Boston Common with students from schools all over Boston. There were 100,000 people there of which Curry was a part. ilF X -4 S ' i:: ' . • - % ' jm T . turl t WtLCOMt PARENTS . M- - ' Curry College ' s 1969 Parents Weekend was a huge success, both informative and well planned. Appre- ciation should go to Linda Cudmore and Don Mitchell, co-chairmen of the weekend as well as the chairman, Mr. Warren Bazirgan, Jr. The college sponsored an open house in the Par- ents Lounge for both students and parents on Fri- day evening. The following day included registration and an informal coffee hour which was attended by students, parents, and faculty. At this time, Presi- dent John Hafer presented the future expectations of the college. A buffet luncheon in the Miller Gym was then shared by all. With great anticipation, everyone proceeded to their seats at the atheltic field to cheer Curry ' s football to victory. Our boys fought hard but bowed to Trenton State College, six to nine. The entertainment for Saturday evening was presented by the Curry College Theatas, who presented two one-act plays: Mrs. Dally Has A Lover, and Wisper Into My Good Ear. The conclusion of the three day Parents Weekend was a joint luncheon in the Miller Gym. The week- end proved to be most enjoyable for all who took part and one of which Curry College can be proud. CURRY COLLEGE After Frantic Preparation The Weekend Ends . . . MRS. DALLY HAS A Saturday nite, Curry College Thetas presented Mrs. Dally has a Lover, directed by David D. Kimball, as- sistant director Paul Alport. The cast was made up of Sandra Klibe who did a great job or portraying Mrs. Dally and Robert Lubell, who portrayed Mrs. Daily ' s lover, Frankie. The scene took place somewhere in a Brooklyn Apartment. The set design was done by Thomas Martin, Richard Rafferty and William Green. Homecoming Queen and her court. Parade, Floats, and a pre-game luncheon were but a few events to entertain students and greet alumni Friday, the start of Home- coming, 1969. Saturday afternoon students and alumni both filled Curry ' s new bleacher stands and were thrilled by the performance of a vic- torious Curry team against Nichols College. Valerie Carr, Class of 1970, reigned as Homecoming Queen over the weekend events. The post-game hours of reunion and the vic- tory celebrations set the spirit for Saturday evening entertain- ment. The entertainment was held at the Blue Hills Country Club. An unusually large crowd of students, faculty, and alumni alike showed up for Curry ' s best homecoming dance ever. They danced gayly to the sounds of Daddy Warbux, a fine, exuberant group. The feature group of the evening was Little Anthony and the Imperials. The crowd at the beginning sat calmly listening to their concert. By the time they sang the feature song from the production of Hair the crowd arose and really grooved to the electric excitement produced by Little Anthony. They gave a crowd raising, peace showing concert with songs like Going Out Of My Head, Tears On My Pillow, and It Hurts So Bad. Their final song of Exodus was a very appropriate finishing to the even- ing which exemplified the peace loving feeling of brotherhood which the world is striving for. November 2nd., 1969 at the Blue Hills Country Club will be a night that many will remember as a first in the many improve- ments to come to Curry, during its age of progress. 20 Miss Joyce Margolis last year ' s Homecoming Queen. Homecoming 1969 Football, Floats And Alumni . . . Solid Soul Of Little Anthony And The Imperials ;i PBS HB Homecoming Queen Valerie Carr Baldwin, N.Y. D A D D Y W A R B U X ! ■ i Tl|| H I B l M HHH 1 i s Hh E i A 9jI™  i The Evening Comes To An End. Ki s 1 1 siniM nnKi t .UMPIN . LIZA HANDS AND]-: OLD TflOMPSui-f TROOPER DUFFY MUSCLES MACDOr ' •HEFTY HOOPER ' LEFTY LOISELLE ' PUNCHY PUGLIESS] ' BODY BODMA ' ' MR. SMITH ' MAULER CUDmw. ' W.H. GRANT WILTED ROST ■ fc«- P|H f af M Blin ' ' Km 3P 3 .. . ' i ? i i?ii . ' - ' ■■■; Sn - ' ■M vc: ' i WK- Sir ' e i ;-%• '  « ' . '  , r i?J- .V ' P s fc- ' - S?!j JfW ' ■Sfca ?««« . ' : : -w ' TJ •.•:« • ' ' ' ' V fW w r¥5 ' f r ,,:. «|i Ltid F -, 1 top: Valerie ann carr Baldwin, n.y. class of 1970 -!B m-.h .; ' -i tB left: alissa lands flushing, n.y. class of 1970 bottom: ralary laubaugh norfhumberland, pa. class of 1973 right: roberta susan kessler natick, mass, class of 1970 far right: jan naiman clifton, n.j. class of 1973 Ah, Wilderness! Great co-operation, understanding, and a genuine effort was shown in the 1969 Curry College Thetas production of Ah, Wilderness, by Eugene O ' Neill. The performances were given on both April 29 and 30, in the Milton High School Auditorium. All in attendance walked away with praise for the high quality of the production. Gratitude should go to the fine student actors whose professional performances were marvelous, namely: David Kimball, in the role of Sid, Thomas Martin, as the father, and Sandy Klibe, as the sis- ter. Fine performances were also turned in by: Robert MacDonald, William Anderson, Pamela Van Over- walle, Lori Griffiths, Paul Watson, Steve Fernandas, Carol MacDonald, Steve Lundvall, Jody Colyer, Mark Surkis, Robert MacNeil, and Lynn Anderson. Among those also helping to make this production such a marvelous success were Kathleen B. Mc- Cann, who directed the production, James Tighe, for lighting, and Bruce Goldman and Lee Harring- ton for their help in putting together the scenery. The cast of Ah, Wilderness! 32 The Cast Tommy . . . Mildred . . . Arthur . . . Mrs. Miller Lily Miller Sid Davis . Nat Miller . . Robert MacDonald Sandy Klibe . . . William Anderson Pamela Van Overwalle Lori Griffiths David Kimball Thomas Martin Richard Paul Watson David McComber Steve Fernandes Nora Carol MacDonald Wint Selby Steve Lundvall Belle Jody Colyer Bartender Mark Surkis Salesman Robert MacNeil Muriel McComber Lynn Anderson The Continuing Middle East Crisis . . . A very informative evening was had by everyone who attended the lecture given by Winston Churchill, III in the Miller Field House. The topic of his speech was, The Continuing Middle East Crisis. In his speech he stressed the basic causes of the war, the reasons why the war started and what roles the big powers, namely Russia and the United States played in the conflict. Mr. Churchill, being an astute reporter and traveler in both countries before and after the war gave us an in depth look in to the troubles in the Middle East and then proceeded to map out alternatives to peace in the Middle East based on his knowledge obtained by speaking to both leaders and to the people involved in the war. All in all, Mr. Churchill ' s speech was well received, and a large and receptive crowd turned out for this first big event presented by the Curry College Cultural Affairs Committee. Dr. Pamela Wrinch introduces Mr. Winston Churchill, III. Congresswoman Shirley Chisholm spoke on The Social Revolution Cultural Affairs Forum Presented Many Interesting Speakers During the school year, the Cultural Affairs Committee of Curry College presented a total of seven speakers. The topics ranged from Ar- chaeology, Fantastic goings-on under the deep sea in the Bahamas, to talks on Russia and Southeast Asia. Most of these speakers brought with them documentary films for further enjoyment of the audiences. In all cases, the people who attended came away with increased knowledge and a well spent evening. Richard Maxson Lost World ' s of man Harry Pederson Village Beneath the Sea Winter Weekend at Curry College featured two fantastic talents - the great Richie Havens, doing his thing in concert Friday night and the equally fabulous Steven Wonder; who performed his hit songs, like, For Once in My Life, at the Plush Chest- nut Hill Country Club Saturday night. Much credit should go to the entertainment com- mittee and particularly, Don Mitchell for his role in bringing together these two entertainers and mak- ing Winter Weekend a most memorable one in Curry College history. The Turnpikes 1 i V .J ' - j; v: % Richie Havens Christmas Party Is A Huge Success! part of the huge crowd Kstening to the music in the Little Theater r ' ft FACULTY Ml - t t ' W,. fe. ' ADMINISTRATION l ,W. g i|B|iaS gWiWg | j jfj M g |p i u i . i . i .j i ij|j i . ii ji i wi ji ijuij i n B i« i{ii._.. r u ! .n  '  (  y y ? •(Vi ' :TJtr ' ' lP - :m President Has Extensive Building Plans Dr. John S. Hafer has been president of Curry College since 1965. Under his guidance the school has grown from approximately 380 to the present enrollment of 900. Always looking to the future, the president recently announced a ten-year building pro- gram which will increase library, dormitory, and other facilities for the benefit and the en- joyment of the students. President Hafer doesn ' t limit his activities to his official duties, but is interested in civic proj- ects and other community affairs. His hobbies are: fishing, walking in the Blue Hills, and photography. President Hafer received his Bachelor of Sci- ence degree in History from Syracuse Univer- sity; his Master of Arts degree from the Uni- versity of Michigan. He also holds an honorary Doctor of Education degree. President Hafer presents a graduate her diploma. President Hafer enjoying himself at a Curry baseball game. President Hafer showing the plans to the new dormitory. Administration Hiram J. Evans Professor of Biology A.B., M.A., A.M. Ph.D DEAN OF THE COLLEGE Cecil H. Rose Associate Professor of Religion A.B., B.D. DEAN OF STUDENTS Robert Capalbo Instructor in History A.B., M.A. ASSISTANT TO THE DEAN OF STUDENTS Joan Kakascik Instructor in Psycholi B.A., M.A. DEAN OF WOMEN John O. Gawne Professor of Psychology B.A., M.A. Ed. D. DIRECTOR OF GUIDANCE AND COUNSELING Donald S. McNeil 48 DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT Milton L. Boyle Assistant Professor of Religion A.D., B.D. Ph.D. ASSISTANT TO THE PRESIDENT Richard Mantz B.S. DEAN OF ADMISSIONS Thomas D. Goldrick A.B., M.S. BUSINESS MANAGER Helen LeBaron Warren S. Bazirgan B.S. W '  «   Wiwie DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC RELATION John P. Vallely Faculty The rapidly expanding stu- dent population of Curry Col- lege has brought with it many problems and headaches for the administration and faculty. Nevertheless plans were shown that included more buildings and more students. The character of Curry Col- lege is rapidly changing and along with it so is the faculty and administration whose job it is to keep up with the ever increasing college attendance and the ever increasing student demands. Jane Alper ENGLISH C. Alan Anderson PHILOSOPHY Raul J. Artigas SPANISH Henry H. Babcock FRENCH Rodger A. Bump RADIO T.V. Carlton Condit GEOLOGY Carl Cooper PSYCHOLOGY Rudolph Goetz CHEMISTRY David Fama MATHEMATICS Joseph Eckert BUSINESS Paricia Fleming SOCIOLOGY Claudine Hogarth FRENCH Gerald D. Hilyard PSYCHOLOGY Edward Hastings ENGLISH John HiU HISTORY Indar Kamal PHYSICS Robert L. Keighton GOVERNMENT Stephen Howe EDUCATION John Horvorka CHEMISTRY Marvin Mandell ENGLISH Richard J. Kosh BIOLOGY Gladys Martinez SPANISH Judson Lyon HISTORY Alexander B. Moissiy RUSSIAN Kathleen B. McCann SPEECH Arthur H. Mitchell HISTORY William L. Mayo EDUCATION Leon Rudman ECONOMICS Sue Saye BUSINESS Francesco Rapuano ECONOMICS Tamara S. Moissiy LANGUAGE LABORATORY Albert Sherring SOCIOLOGY Pamela Spencer EDUCATION II H ;. 1 i 1 i M ■ T .. hHk Hi James J. Salvucci ELEMENTARY EDUCATION Joan Thrower EDUCATION Kenton Steward MUSIC Nancy Stein PHYSICAL EDUCATION John E. Tramondozzi CHEMISTRY Victor F. Van Neste PHILOSOPHY A Professor Gives The Class What He Thinks In Exchange For What His Students Are Thinking Haig DerMardersian SPEECH Pamela N. Wrinch GOVERNMENT A Teacher Affects Eternity; He Can Never Tell Where His Influence Stops ' — Henry James — Marlene A. Wallin ART 63 Lucile M. Weston BIOLOGY Graduation For These Seniors Reflects The End Of Preparation And The Beginning Of Fulfilment Sue Allen Elementary Education Lynn Anderson Speech John C. Angell History Leon Arbeene Elementary Education Robert Baker Business Heywood B. Bakst Business Stephen A. Baldwin Government Anita Becker Elementary Education Robert Bradley Business Peter Briante History Fran Brody Elementary Education Louis Brugnoli Business Todd Brunengraber Business Cynthia Callan Elementary Education James Carroll Government Vincent J. Cattat Psychology Beth Cisco Elementary Education Harry Clark History Alan Cohen Business Steven Coon Chemistry Bourke Corcoran Psychology Linda Cudmore English David Curry Business Kenneth Cushing Business V - A Ana Maria D ' Andria Elementary Education Ellen Dardano English Frank Dardano English Linda Darienzo French Audrey Davis Elementary Education Edith Dehm Elementary Education John Donnelly Psychology John Dooley Business Betsy Drake Economics Harveen Dreibilbis Elementary Education Paul Eddy Business Randolph Eddy Business Christine Farnsworth Business Ellen Fleischer Elementary Education Merrill Franks Speech Tobe F. Friedman Elementary Education Michael GagUardi Economics David R. Gibbins History Sherry Gladstone Sociology Steven B. Goldstein Business Arthur Gray English Steven J. Greenstein Government Jonathan Hacker Psychology William Heisler Business Ellen Heyman Elementary Education Robert J. Hooper Historv David Hurvitz Business Louise Jame Elementary Education Bruce W. Julien Business Roberta Kessler Elementary Education Karen Kahn Elementary Education Michael Kehrmeyer Economics Christopher Kennedy Business Dianne Kerrissey Psychology Gloria B. Kiken Elementary Education Cheryl Kirkby Sociology Robert Kline Business Nancy Kroop Elementary Education Sandra Kutzin Elementary Education Alissa Lande Psychology A. Edward Lord Business Herbert Lovens Sociology Joyce McDonald Elementary Education Richard McDonough Psychology Lawrence Michetti History William C. Maloney Business Porter Mulford Psychology Allan Moultin History Richard Nasuti Elementary Education Charles Nolan Business Robert S. Nutter Business Lucille O ' Connell Elementary Education Edward Ostrowski Business Diana F. Palladino Elementary Education Ann Palow Elementary Education Ellen Paul Psychology Janis Pechenik Elementary Education Elizabeth Pesce Elementary Education Ronald Peterson Business Albert M. Powers Business Jean Raboff Psychology Sally Ann Pugliese Spanish Richard Rafferty Speech W ;|,rv : Richard M. Quirk Business Stanley E. Roberts Chemistry I Rose Rolfe Psychology Michael Root Business Priscilla Rose Elementary Education Richard J. Rosenbaum Business George F. Rysinger Speech Michael Sansone History Max P. Schechner Psychology Eugene Schoenfelder Economics Arthur Schuessler Business Stuart Sclarow Business Joan Schwartzfarb Elementary Education Panja Senadisai Business Marilyn Shaughessy Psychology Carole Smith Sociology Bret Sagenkahn Elementary Education Charles J. Szymanski Business Susan Spooner Elementary Education Donald E. Staszko Psychology Sandra Surgeon History Paul G. Sutherland Psychology James Tabacco Business Susan Tarantino Elementary Education Frank E. Thomasino Government George Tougas Psychology Alan Unangst Government Marleen Urbaitis Elementary Education John Urban History Mark Warter Sociology Sherry Westaway History Four years crammed full of unforgettable events . . . soon forgotten. What we will recall most readily are not the big weekends but the day to day habits and happening that color the times we spend here. We will remember an empty mailbox, depressing Sunday dinners in Mayflower, long winters and late springs, tasteless food, sold-out machines, evenings in the library, that unattended eight thirty class, scribbled blue books . . . and snow. Cliff Wilson Business Richard A. White Speech Who ' s Who SUSAN ALLEN SUSAN SPOONER A Committee of students and faculty headed by Dean Hiram Evans selected twelve seniors to WHO ' S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES. Faculty, Administration, as well as students were invited to recommend qualified students to the committee. Out of this list of students the most quaUfied sen- iors were chosen, on the bases of scholastic record, extracurricular activities, and their usefulness to the community after graduation. JOYCE MacDONALD VALERIE CARR Administration And Faculty Choose Twelve Distinguished Seniors . . . BOURKE CORCORAN STEVEN GREENSTEIN BETSY DRAKE SALLY ANN PUGLIESE GREGORY MacGILPIN LYNN ANDERSON The Curryer, Salutes These Individuals For Their Contributions To The Academic Community MM CHERYL KIRKBY JOHN DONNELLY ORGANIZATIONS It ' s not a bad place, this Curryer office. It ' s sort of confusing at first, with all the talk about over prints, direct line, and reverse prints. But after a while it all started to fall into place. Who took the scale-o-graph? Has anyone seen those sport pictures? Why don ' t we have the meeting on Wednesday instead of Tuesday? Let ' s pattern our book after the U of Mass. book. What does Fe- bruary 16th mean? When are my prints coming in? Don ' t worry about it. It ' ll get done in time. Somehow all the deadlines were met and the book came out on time. But not one member of the staff ever doubted that it would, did they!! Robert Carapella — Editor Mike Field, Dennis Sorge, Tim Garvey, Richard White, Marc Harris, Edie Dehm, Bob Carapella, Vincent Cattat, Jose Fraga, Not Pictured: Susan Allen, Jamie Jame, Ralary Laubaugh. THE CURRYER . . JAMIE JAME VINCENT CATTAT mfA SUE ALLEN JOSE PRAGA A Real Experience RALARY LAUBAUGH RICHARD WHITE DENNIS SORGE, MIKE FIELD EDIE DEHM Wht OInlnnpl David Roberts, Dennis Riess, George Reid, Willard Horn, William Hettich, Jack Hall - EDITOR, James Montemurro Changing Face Of Campus Publications Reflects Diversified Student Demands Student Senate Gives Curry Students Real Voice . . . Striving for student power and recognition of student rights in College decision is the char- acteristic of Curry College Student Senate. One of the senate ' s yearly functions is the allocation of student funds which are derived from the activity fee. Controversial items in- cluded in this year budget were the largest Curryer and Colonel budget in the Senate ' s history. The Senate continued its study of a wet campus and student faculty relationship. It also proposed and received a voice in all col- lege committee except faculty Welfare. All in all it was quite a busy year for the Curry Stu- dent Senate. Joe Ventrone, Vice President Anthony Fileberto, President Sally Pugliese, Secretary John Lee, Edward Romain, Mike Stone, Don Cohen, Sally Pugliese, Anthony Fileberto, Joe Ventrone, Bruce Flagg, Don Mitchell, Thimothy Garvey, Joe Greyson, Michael Kallock Freshman WP ' l:lhiHI P piPf ! iLt T  .T- 1 1 ■1 H| || H K ■ — — w l _ , xm Sophomore Treasurer V. Pres. Pres. Secretary Treasurer V. Pres. Pres. Secretary Steve Brown Bob Stanton John Lee John Burwick Ross Kirk Bill Ullman Mike Stone Karen Anderson The Class Officers Junior Senior vBH y 1 1 It 1 . -y 1 lyk - ' - .a Secretary Pete Alpaugh President Vice President Stuart Sclarow Harry Clark President Don Mitchell Acting V. President Sid Beard M.D.C. Richard Raferty, Lary Marcechal, Robert Schwartz, George Finkell, Todd Bruengraber, Richard Steiner, John Kaniewski, Ronald Chapin, Richard Lalor, Gary Seidman, Lloyd Mapp, Bob Mitchell, Richard Steiner, Gregory MacGilpin, Peter Chisholm, George Austin, Jim Schlsinsker, Craig Moore, Steve Greenstein, John Donnelly, Wayne Wathey, James Carroll, Joe Ventrone, Richard White, Bruce Flagg, Bill Green, Peter Shaw, Howard Newkirk. W.S.G.A. Louise Jame, SaUyann Puliese, Valerie Carr, Dean Joan Kakascik Fraternity, a body of men asso- ciated for their common interest or pleasure; a brotherhood. AfS Homecoming Float Greeks A G B OEX Brotherhood is not measured by the size of the house, or the trophies on a mantle, or the money which is in the treasury. The material terms of brick, tin, or silver are overshadowed by the personal stature of the individuals who make up the fraternity chap- ter. Choir 104 Madrigals Richard Raferty Marylyn Schanacy Dana Hilton Judy Robinson Michele Kelly Ellen Timmons Frank Niezgorski Judy Adams Steven Lundvall Keven Connor David Kimball Paul Thistle Susan Kamp Pam Ogle Wind Ensemble Jerry Fleishman Alan Milkoff Kevin Connor Steve Holton Willam Mellin Judy Adams Geof Greenberg John Sloate Paul Sutherland Bernie Creedon David Kimball The Outing Club Dana Hilton, Sue Kamp, Dr. Condit, George Austin, Anita Rupner, Greg MacGilpin, Sandy Verdrager, Bob Schmidt, Bob Kline, Nina Harding, Jim ScMansker, Rich McDonough. 106 Snow ' s up!! Jean Claude Brash WVAC Moves Into New Studio For the first time in the short history of Curry College radio, the offices and broadcasting facilities are now located in a building occupied by the col- lege station WVAC. In the year and a half, since February 5, 1968, the members of the speech and primarily the radio courses at Curry have worked long and hard to bring the station to its present pla- teau. The first semester of broadcasting saw the newly formed media slowly feel its way through the paces of entertaining the community and informing the general audience. Within the early part of November, WVAC will began its fourth semester of live broadcasting. Oper- ating from brand new studios in the center of the campus, the station aimed toward a new image and a lasting and proud tradition of radio broadcasting at Curry College. by Don Smith Public Affairs Director WVAC ' ■- 9 IWaiHMMmMMMMnMMaMp JfL 4 .% Thetas Motivation, practice, character, studies, numerable all nighters devotion of one ' s creative talents pressures towards a common goal . . . opening nite and the last frantic moments before curtain goes up, seems to make it all worth the effort. THETAS MEMBERS Janis Myzal Barry Vichnick Joe Ventrone Nancy Kaye Bob Fineman Noel Desauters Dave Hollander Dave Kimball Tom Martin Mark Surkis Paul Alpert Steve Lundvall Bob Ruel Nick Prout Judith Prins Bill Green Dean Morgenstern Bob MacNeil Counselors First Row: Sue Martin, Cheryl Kirkby, Betsy Drake, Cathy Blau, Second Row: Linda Cudmore, Sandra Surgeon, Margaret Ward, Edie Dehm. Third Row: Sid Beard, Mike Field, Greg MacGilpin, Rich Lalor, George Austin, Steve Greenstein, Mark Strodel, Fourth Row: Jim Schlansker, Gene Schaefer, Jim Tabacco, Mike Gagliardi, Ron Chapin, John Donnelly, Bob Antinrella. The Varsity Club Back row: Mike Flavin, Ed Benedict, Gene Schaefer, Bob Clare, Rick Delassio Front row: Greg Fallon, Harry Clark, Steve Baldwin, Tom McShane s . c iMj r H 11 h: Jf t w 9 . K ) y M BfiLl 1 ifl BcS B ' M i ' 1 1 i a «l 1 i.iKj L E A D E R S H- -: ATHLETICS F T B A L L rife % «■ . ' ; . ' ' ' ' ■ ' , ■ ' i , ' J. •VI- ' - f ••l, Record CURRY. . 12 MAINE MARITIME ACAD CURRY . . . 8 BOSTON UNIVERSITY (FRESHMAN) 28 CURRY . . . 6 MONTCLAIR STATE 29 CURRY . . . 6 TRENTON STATE 9 CURRY . . .20 BRISTOL COLLEGE CURRY . . . 12 NICHOLS COLLEGE 2 CURRY . . . 6 BRIDGEWATER 25 CURRY . . . 8 JERSEY CITY 35 New Coach Leads Colonels To Best Record In History In 1969, the 100th Anniversary of collegiate football, the Curry football team won more games in a season than any other previous season in Curry ' s history. The team, backed by rising support from the student body, fought for recognition in the New England Conference and tied for the title. Several precedents were set, such as the team winning its opening game, beating Maine Maritime for the first time in their ten year series. The secret of success was found, this year, in our new coach, William McKeown and his new assistant coach, Thomas Pi- leski and veteran coach William Lehman. The coaching staff received great support from an enthusias- tic and highly spirited team. They capitalized on the opposi- tion mistakes to win games and keep others close. There were no give aways this year, as has been categorized previous years. Curry won more games than ever before and any team who beat us worked hard for their win. Our offense was efficient and our often overwork defense brutal. If this season was an indicator, Curry football is in for much brighter future. ...■J i First Curry Victory In Ten Maine Maritime Mistakes Give Curry 12-0 Edge CASTINE, (AP)— Curry Col- lege capitalized on Maine Maritime Academy mistakes and spoiled a Parents Day football weekend by downing the Middies, 12-0, yesterday. The Maritime offense stalled with six. fumbles and only a tight defense kept the Cadets in the game. Curry scored twice through the air. Rick Delessio hit Tom Tomasino in tlie end zone on- a -one-yard flip in the second iperiod and Bill MacDonaldj tossed 39 yards to Mike San- snne in the fourth uia.rter J Year Maine Maritime Series ■ ' ' ?%. Defense (Jiirry Uiitplays Bristol, 20-0 tJnitefl Fresi International MILTON — Quarter- back Rick Delessio passed for three touchdowns yes- terday to carry Curry Col- lege to a 20-0 triumph over Bristol Community Col- lege. Delessio, who had 13 wmpletions in 20 attempts for 185 yards, connected with Chuck Nolan on a Dne-yard pass in the first period. He followed with a 1 2-yard scoring flip in the second quarter to Dennis Flavin and finished off the scoring with a 25-yard pass to Frank Thomasino. Bristol  - . , — Nola - . 0— ( 6 7— 2( u.jor — i uiiiii J pass from Delessio (Gregono kick i Curry , — Flavin 12 pass from Delessio (kick failed). Curry — Thomasino 25 pass- irom Delessio (Gregorio kick). A Rare Curry Shutout — Our Second Win The Team It ' s And u p s D W N S Three Wins! A Milestone In Recent Football History Dalessio Paces Curry Win J 2-2 Quarterback Rick Da ' essio scored a touchdown and passed for another as Curry College defeated Nichols 12-2, yester- day at Milton. Curry scored first in the second period when Dalessio connected with Frank Thoma- sino from 40 yards out and again in the third period with Dalessio plunging in from the one yard line. The victory evened Curry ' s record at 3-3. Nichols remains winless at 0-6. Curry 6 6 0— 12 Nichols 2 0—2 C— Thomasino 40 pass frof Dalessio (kick failei); N— Safety, ball centered 6 L F Record 6-5 Wins New England College Plymouth State College Bridgewater State Windham College Westfield State Hawthorne Losses Roger Williams Eastern Conn. State Univ. Maine — Portland Suffolk Roger Williams GOLF TEAM Paul Sutherland Elliot Meltzer Chris Kennedy John Guiney Coach Donovan Mike Kichmeier Terry Lynch Bill Kaloust ' ri. m The Curry College golf team led by trophy win- ner, Paul Sutherland, successfully overcame a mild mid-season slump, winning their last four matches, to finish with a respectable 6-5 record. Coach Donavan has hopes for an expanded shed- ule next season. 125 H G K E Y Curry Skaters Look Good In Only Second Season Frustration and disappointment coupled with lack of size and experience along with inconsis- tent play on the part of the defense marked this year ' s hockey team. All this can be expected since this is only Cur- ry ' s second year competing in hockey. The few bright spots on this year ' s poor season was the 5-2 win over Emerson College and the pldy of Freshman Bill MacDonald. Next season Curry skaters hope for a better year as well as an expanded schedule which, they hope will include more Boston area Col- leges. The Loneliest Position: Goalie 128 Fiost6r NAME POSITION M. Gagliardi Defense C. Kennedy Defense J. White Wing J. Guiney Center W. MacDonald Wing G. Hintlian Wing A. Schussler Defense R. Sevinor Defense B. Jones Center B. Maxwell Wing J. Morrow Wing P. Garre Wing F. Hannon Goalie S. Phillips Defense S. Goldstein Wing The Curry team as well as the spectators look on, in expectation of a Curry goal. B A S K E T B A L L Curry Colonels Improve The 1969-1970 Varsity Basketball team compiled a record of 8 wins and 15 losses. This record was possible because the quality of play was vastly im- proved over last year. The team best performance came in the second half of the season when the team managed in one stretch to win seven out of eight games. The rea- son for such a marked improvement came in the presence of center Jim Selesky a 6-5 235 pound transfer student and over all improved play of the team. Such veterans as Joe Cacciatore, John Mc- Namara, Gene Schaefer and Al Moulton all provided the spark for Curry ' s winning streak. Coach Donovan put together a fine team and next year ' s prospects includes three fine looking Freshman from this year ' s team. They are Steve Brown, Ray Richardson and Kevin Lalley. Also coming back will be Joe Cacciatore the team ' s lead- ing scorer. The only negative factor which Coach Donovan will have to face next year will be the loss of Senior Al Moulton, a fine two way performer and the team ' s best one-on-one player. Joseph Cacciatore shoots against Bridgewater St. Bottom Row: Glenn Jacobus, Joseph Cacciatore, Eugene Schaefer, Allan Moulton, Richard Reid, Graig Moore Top Row: Coach Joseph Donovan, John McNamara, Ted Jagger, Charlie Green, Ray Richardson, Russ Marion, Kevin Donnelly, Manager Alan Factor. CUF iRY OPPONENT 80 Fitchburg State 82 107 Emerson College 68 66 78 Belknap College Franklin Pierce 97 86 50 Roger Williams 76 70 Husson 99 54 Suffolk Roger Williams 102 67 Barrington 72 77 Eastern Conn. State 98 69 S.M.T.I. 63 66 72 59 Belknap College Bridgewater State Nathaniel Hawthorne 64 70 77 75 Framingham State 73 90 Nathaniel Hawthorne 78 84 Eastern Nazarene 79 81 Emerson College 61 75 S.M.T.I. 104 63 67 Framingham State Husson 69 110 68 Franklin Pierce 88 76 Windham 87 Gene Schaefer passing the ball off to one of his teammates against Bridge- water State College. Charlie Green shooting a jump shot against Belknap College. 134 Part of the huge crowd watching the Colonels basketball team. 135 Defense — The Way To Win Gene Schaefer guarding a member of the Bridgewater State ' s team. B A S E B A L L ' ■-- Ss Vi ukVarMrKji ' -.«Aj..s.i!. i, jsasiavil. iMyJ.ii ..)SSi .«A,Ai j,JS .. J 4 rtiMa i :..dSVHJA «:: asJ,«  ,-.iL,. ' „,5SS«. ...afeiaaakfa . SkSjA ' itii1.if ' lf!AJi , Baseball 1969 After getting off to a slow start, the Curry College baseball team retaliated by winning four consecu- tive games, thus achieving a two-fold task: one, a creditable 7-7 record which, two, prevented the team from succumbing to its first losing season in over twenty years. Helping Coach Vallely attain this year ' s record were: Frank Thomasino, the teams pitcher and catcher, Al Moulton, a curve-ball pitcher with a lot of potential, Jim McCaffery, first baseman and power-hitter, and Jake Jacobus, a hustling ball-player with a good batting average. The outlook for the 1970 season look bright if, according to Coach Vallely, we get a newcomer or two to battle for starting infield and outfield posi- tions. He also stated he could use a pitcher or two for the upcoming 1970 season. pm . « r S i .. Hit Run Score Concentration — The Keynote For Victory Some Plays Are Close Some Easy All-Important . . Big Inning — Our Attack Defense The Opposition A Run Here, One There . Inning Games — One Run Games — They Faced Them All . . . --,.- . ' 2.4 ' r T E N N I S The Curry College tennis team faced a tough sea- son in 1969, but succeeded in swinging their way to an impressive 8-2 record. Coached by Willard Lee- man and captained by senior Bruce Hall, the team kept winning, defeated only by Nichols and the University of Maine at Portland. With the 1969 schedule completed, hopes are high for the 1970 season. Coach Leeman has high praise for such hopefuls as Richard Hebard, Porter Mul- ford, Steve Scott and John Lawton. Team Record CURRY . .5 HAWTHORNE .... .3 CURRY . . 8 BRIDGEWATER . . . 1 CURRY . .6 BRIDGEWATER . . .3 CURRY . . 6 ROGER WILLIAM .3 CURRY . .6 LOWELL TECH . . .3 CURRY . .9 SUFFOLK UNIV. . . .0 CURRY . . 2 U. OF MAINE PORT . 7 CURRY . . 3 NICHOLS .6 CURRY . .5 HAWTHORNE .... .4 CURRY . .4 ROGER WILLIAMS 3 WILLIAM McKEOWN Coaches THOMAS PILESKI JOSEPH DONOVAN JACK VALLEY WILLARD LEEMAN 145 Curry students limber their muscles in the Campus Clean-Up May 1969. 146 Leisure Moments . . tj Unique For Each Individual Gym Hard Work And Skill Involved Search For Knowledge i -i ; i. ' p - Snow Blankets Campus ARTIE ' S FIRESIDE RESTAURANT CONTRACT SALES INC. THOMPSON ' S ELECTRIC SHOP HERB ANDERSON-MOTGRS, INC. PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY EVERETT SQ. SPORTING GOODS CO. COMMONWEALTH LOCK COMPANY LaTOURAINE COFFEE CO., INC. PEGGY LAWTON KITCHENS FAIRVIEW PRINTINi COMPANY 815 HTOE PARK AVENUE HYDE PARK, MASSACHUSETTS O; MANAGEME N- Ei 32 GARRISW STREET BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS 02116 , ' . ■ !%: m %, 4 V Dear Students: The life and spirit of any college is a difficult image to present. Each staff member had a different idea of what should be in- cluded in each section, and the task of choosing the right picture for the right section, was a difficult one. I feel that working on this yearbook has been worthwhile not only for me, but for the staff as well. We have tried to present new ideas in many areas of the book, such as; senior pictures, opening sections and sports. We have also included more pictures in color than previous yearbooks, and have tried to put more emphasis on senior pictures and senior candid photos. Many people have played an important part in the production of this book. Vincent Cattat, Assistant Editor; Richard White, Associate Editor; Warren Bazirgan, Advisor and Mrs. Ruth McDonald, our Personal Secretary. To them, I wish to express my sincere appreciation. The 1970 Curryer has meant a great deal to me. The late hours, the rush to meet deadlines and the constant battle to rid the book of mistakes, demanded total involvement. However, it was all worth the effort to feel that the staff, as well as myself, have turned out the best Curiyer possible. Directory ABELES, MARTHA A. 131 WINIFRED AVE. WORCESTER, MASS. ADAMS, JUDITH A. 49 WHITE ST. CLARK MILLS, N.Y. AGNES, FRANK C. 81 CLINTON ST. EVERETT, MASS. AGRANOVITCH, ABBY SUE 33 MONTGOMERY LANE NORWICH, CONN. ALAN, MICHAEL 242 GROVE ST. LEXINGTON, MASS. ALEXANDER, KENNETH 1828 BROADWAY RAYNHAM, MASS. ALEXANDER, MARY N. 24 ALEXANDER DR. E. HARTFORD, CONN. ANTINARELLA, ROBERT J. 26 GROVE ST. TURNERS FLS., MASS. APPEL, ROY 33 LYNN AVE. HULL, MASS. ARAKELIAN, MARK 65 BARTLETT AVE. BELMONT, MASS. ARBEENE, LEON N. 550 WASHINGTON ST. WINCHESTER, MASS. ARBUCKLE, WILLIAM 91 PINE RIDGE WABAN, MASS. ARCHER, HELEN M. 43 BETWOOD ST. ALBANY, N. Y. AUGUSTINI, STEPHEN R. 140 HOWE ST. NATICK, MASS. AURELIO, LOUIS, JR. 770 HIGHLAND AVE. MEDFORD, MASS. BARBERA, JOSEPH A. 200 PACIFIC ST. PORT JEFF STN., N.Y. BARBERI, ROBERT K. OFF RIVER ST. KINGSTON, MASS. BARGENDE, JANE E. 26 ROCKWOOD RD. HINGHAM, MASS. BARLETTA, J. KENNETH 50 THOMPSON ST. DEDHAM, MASS. BARNES, LOIS ELAINE 500 PARK DRIVE BOSTON, MASS. BARRETT, EDWARD M. 15 WEST LONG DR. LAWRENCEVILLE, N.J. BATCHELDER, STEPHEN P. 407 EXETER ROAD HAMPTON, N. H. BAXTER, BRUCE J. 113 THACHER ST. MILTON, MASS. ALLEN, SUSAN 1513 FAIRWAY DRIVE CHARLESTOWN, S.C. ALPAUGH, PETER 119 CONGRESS ROAD CINCINNATI, OHIO ALPERT, PAUL B. 326 WEST ROCK AVE. NEW HAVEN, CT. AMARAL, CAROLE ANN 456 TERRACE AVE. WARREN, R. I. ANDERSON, KAREN D. 138 97TH ST. BROOKLYN, N. Y. AUSTIN, GEORGE 9 WEST HILL DRIVE W. HARTFORD, CONN. BABCOCK, GAIL 15 TROWBRIDGE ST. CAMBRIDGE, MASS. BACHMANN, ROBERT E. 13 PARK DRIVE W. SPRINGFLD., MASS. BAKER, ROBERT M. 12 BRIARWOOD TRAIL WEYMOUTH, MASS. BAKST, HEYWOOD B. 31 PARSONS DR. SWAMPSCOTT, MASS. BAZILUS, GREGORY L. 120 THOMAS STREET CRANFORD, N. J. BEALE, SARA 1035 BRUSH HILL ROAD MILTON, MASS. BEARD, SIDNEY E. 9990 GREINER RD. CLARENCE, N. Y. BEATTY, EDWARD, JR. 19 LORAINE AVE. BROCKTON, MASS. BECKER, ANITA 2305 BARREN HILL RD. LAFAYETTE HILL, PA. ANDERSON, LYNN M. 207 STONECREST DR. DEWITT, N. Y. ANGELL, JOHN 99 MADISON ST. DEDHAM, MASS. ANSELL, ROBERT L. 12 PEACOCK FARM RD. LEXINGTON, MASS. BALAS, RONALD 8 DENNY ST. BOSTON, MASS. BALDWIN, STEPHEN A. 280 BURBANK RD. LONGMEADOW, MASS. BANNISTER, THOMAS F. 4 SPRING HILL TERRACE SOMERVILLE, MASS. BELCHER, SALLY J. 58 WINDEMERE CIRCLE BRAINTREE, MASS. BE LINK, DEBRA 5 LEX AVE. PLAINVIEW, N. Y. BELL, CECIL H. 518 HARRINGTON RD. WAYZATA, MINN. Directory BELLIVEAU, ROGER A. 22 FAYS AVE. LYNN, MASS. BENEDICT, EDWARD H. 70 SUNSET ROAD BAY SHORE, N. Y. BENSON, JOAN N. 42 RECTOR ST. E. GREENWICH, R. I. BERGIN, MURIEL H. 291 DALE ST. WALTHAM, MASS. BERKOWITZ, EDWARD B. 4365 BEDFORD AVE. NEW YORK, N. Y. BERN, ELLEN H. 57 01 225TH ST. BAYSIDE, N. Y. BIST ANY, ELAINE 298 LAWRENCE ST. LAWRENCE, MASS. BITTELARI, RONALD 33 HORACE ST. NEEDHAM, MASS. BLACKBURN, GREG PEREZ 4 PLYMOUTH RD. PRT. WASHINGTON, N.Y. BLADIS, MARK R. 2 HIGHPOINT DRIVE MOUNTAINSIDE, N. J. BLAU, CATHERINE ANN 123 WHITNEY STREET WESTBURY, N. Y. BLEDEL, IRENE R. 69 FIFTH AVE. APT. 14H NEW YORK, N. Y. BLEECKER, STEPHEN D. 1380 WINTON RD. SO. ROCHESTER, N. Y. BLOCK, MARCIA J. 1605 TREBOY AVE. RICHMOND, VA. BLOOM, FREDRIC I. 16 ASPEN RD. W. ORANGE, N. J. BLOUNT, ALAN R. 25 MOUNTAIN RD. W. HARTFORD, CONN. BODMAN, AINSLEY ANDERSON HILL ROAD BERNARDSVILLE, N.J. BOILEAU, DAVID L. SPRING HILL FARM BOX 115 PLEASANT VLLY., PA. BOLEN, ROBERT 10 GWYNNE COURT CLOSTER, N. J. BOLTZ, BEVERLY THERESA 323 LIVINGSTON PLACE CEDARHURST, L.I., N.Y. BOMSON, AMY 1 STEVEN DR. HEWLETT, N. Y. BONIFACE, NICHOLAS P. 15 CONCORD ST. NORTH READING, MA. BORK, BARBARA C. 55 RIDGEWOOD AVE. IRVINGTON, N. J. BORR, GEOFFREY E. 43 N. MONTELLO STREET BROCKTON, MASS. BOVI, WAYNE 12 PLANET ST. TORRINGTON, CONN. BOYLE, MICHAEL P. 46 MIDDLEFIELD DR. W. HARTFORD, CONN. BRADLEY, ROBERT 329 NORTH ST. HINGHAM, MASS. BRADSHAW, BARBARA J. 850 COLUMBUS AVE. APT.7E NEW YORK, N.Y. BRAGG, KENNETH C. 6 ST. JOHN STREET JAMAICA PLN., MASS. BRASH, ROBERT D. 344 BLUE HILLS AV. HARTFORD, CONN. BRAUDE, DANIEL 93 ARLINGTON AVE. PROVIDENCE, R. I. BRAUNSTEIN, BONNIE B. 11 FRANKLIN AVE. RYE, N. Y. BRAVO, CARLA M. 327 HALSEY ST. BROOKLYN, N. Y. BRAY, ROBERT UNION ST. MONTAGUE CTR., MASS. BRIANTE, PETER J. TEN CHAD WICK RD. WHITE PLAINS, N. Y. BRODY, FRANCINE 316 HARDING RD. FAIR HAVEN, N. J. BROWN, DAVID H. 908 UPLAND DRIVE ELMIRA, N. Y. BROWN, ROBERT B. 14 CALVIN RD. NEWTONVILLE, MASS. BROWN, ROBERT T. 14 OAK ST. CAMBRIDGE, MASS. BROWN, STEVEN W. 44 FOX RUN RD. SO. HAMILTON, MASS. BROWN, SUSAN L. 312 W. 39TH ST. WILMINGTON, DEL. BRUCE, CHARLES M. VIALLE S.S. PIETRO E. PAOLO 29 ROME, ITALY BRUGNOLI, LOUIS J. 933 MIDLAND RD. ORADELL, N. J. BRULTE, PIERRE J. 23 NEDLEY LANE GREENWICH, CONN. BRUNELLI, JOHN 210 CHESTNUT ST. FRANKLIN, MASS. BRUNENGRABER, TODD J. 66 BOYD ST. LONG BEACH, N. Y. Directory BUCCI, ANTHONY A. 15 GOOSEBERRY ROAD NEWPORT, R. I. BULVA, REGINA 30 23 BERDAN AVE. FAIR LAWN, N. J. BURKE, JAMIE S. 25 PINE HILL ROAD SWAMPSCOTT, MASS. BURLEY, KENNETH JAMES 151 BEAL ROAD WALTHAM, MASS. BURWICK, JOHN M. JOHN MILTON MOTEL DEWITT, N. Y. BUTLER, THOMAS S. 614 CEDARBROOK RD. SOMERVILLE, N. J. CABBE, RUTH 0. 84 LANCASTER RD. DEDHAM, MASS. CABLE, DONALD J. 10 GARDEN ST. MONTCLAIR, N. J. CACCIATORE, JOSEPH M. 80 HIGH ST. WALTHAM, MASS. CAGGIANO, JOSEPH A. 96 PEMBERTON ST. REVERE, MASS. CALABRESE, JAMES K. 21 FOREST RD. STOUGHTON, MASS. CALABRO, JUDITH 11 ROSE AVE. SO. BRAINTREE, MASS. CALLAHAN, CHRISTOPHER, JR 14 JOHNS ROAD HOLYOKE, MASS. CALLAN, CYNTHIA ALICE 21 NILSEN AVENUE QUINCY, MASS. CANDEE, ROBERT P. INDIAN TRAIL HARRISON, N. Y. CANFIELD, GEORGE 14 SUNSET PARK UP. MONTCLAIR, N. J. CAPON, ANNE M. 127 BARNUM AVE. PT. JEFFERSON, N. Y. CARAPELLA, ROBERT 69 HIGHLADGE DR. PENFIELD, N. Y. CARCHEDL ROBERT A. 174 RIDGEWOOD DR. NORWOOD, MASS. CARNABUCI, SANTO 16 EPPING ST. DORCHESTER, MASS. CARR, VALERIE ANN 1598 HAWTHORNE ST. BALDWIN, N. Y. CARROLL, JAMES OLD POWDER MILL RD. FAYETTEVILLE, N. Y. CATTAT, VINCENT 1219 HILLVIEW DR. UTICA, N. Y. CAVANAUCH, WILLIAM J., JR. 54 WHEELER AVE. SALEM, N. H. CHAO KUO, LING ALLISON 3B LUCKY MANSION LANE 475 TAN HWA S. RD. TAIPE, TAIWAN, CHINA CHAPIN, RONALD 145 SOUTH BRANCH PKWY. SPRINGFIELD, MASS. CHASE, MARK FAIRHAVEN ROAD MATTAPOISETT, MASS. CHAVE, PATRICIA 28 WOODMERE BLVD. WOODMERE, N. Y. CHESLOFSKA, JOHN 59 FERRY ST. EVERETT, MASS. CHIN, PAUL J. 253 SHAWMUT AVE. BOSTON, MASS. CHISHOLM, PETER C. 40 SUMMER ST. SALEM, MASS. CHOSIAD, JANE S. 94 FLORENCE RD. LOWELL, MASS. CINCOTTA, STEPHEN S 13 RIPLEY ST. WALTHAM, MASS. CISCO, ELIZABETH 77 SPRING STREET TORRINGTON, CONN. CLARE, ROBERT E. 249 NORTH CENTRAL AVE WOLLASTON, MASS. CLARK, HARRY 56 SEYMOUR ST. ROSLINDALE, MASS. COHEN, ALAN S. 14 BISHOP ROAD QUINCY, MASS. COHEN, DONALD S. 32 16 SHEFFIELD TERR FAIR LAWN, N. J. COHEN, JANE D. CLARIDGE HOUSE APT 501 VERONA, N. J. COHEN, JUDITH D. 42 HAMLIN RD. EDISON, N. J. COHEN, LEAH A. 45 N. MAPLE AVE. PARK RIDGE, N. J. COHEN, NANCI J. 31 GREENTREE CIRCLE WESTBURY, N. Y. COHEN, ROBERT N. 50 HARTMAN RD. NEWTON, MASS. COHN, ROBERTA A. 19 W. RIDGE DR. W. HARTFORD, CONN. COLE, CYNTHIA B. 797 BIRD AVE. BUFFALO, N. Y. CONLIN, DAVID N. 23 FISKE ST. NATICK, MASS. CONNOLLY, JANET 2200 N. PASCAL AVE. ROSEVILLE, MINN. Directory COLYER, LINDA S. 1332 WEMPLE LANE SCHENECTADY, N. Y. CONNOR, KEVIN M. 31 PROSPECT ST. WINCHESTER, MASS. CONOLY, SANDRA J. 607 W. SEVENTH ST. LAKELAND, FLA. COOKE, LARRY A. 73 DOVER ROAD WESTWOOD, MASS. COOMBS, DAVID DODGE 13 MT. PLEASANT ST. HYDE PARK, MASS. COON, STEVEN D. R D 2 HAVERLING HEIGHT BATH, N. Y. COOPER, WILLIAM E., JR. 14 CHERRY VALE AVE. SPRINGFIELD, MASS. CORCORAN, BOURKE 69 DIVISION AVE. SUMMIT, N. J. CORRENTE, LOIS C. 132 LABAN ST. PROVIDENCE, R. I. COSENTINO, VINCENT J. 23 SPRUCE DR. NAUGATUCK, CONN. COSTA, SUSAN 1329 HEARTWOOD DRIVE CHERRY HILL, N. J. COTTON, RANDALL E. 11 CLARENCE RD. WAYLAND, MASS. CRAMER, WILLIAM C. 45 FOX HILL RD. MIDDLETOWN, N. J. CRAWFORD, WALTER H. 36 BROOKSIDE DR. WILBRAHAM, MASS. CREEDON, BERNARD 709 WILBAIN DRIVE E. UTICA, NEW YORK CREIGHTON, CAROL 14 PLEASANT ST. WEST CONCORD, MASS. CRONIN, WILLIAM 17 WESTWOOD TERRACE LAWRENCE, MASS. CRONIN, MAUREEN 89 McKINLEY AVE. NORWICH, CONN. CROWTHER, GEOFFREY C. 48 WILLOW ST. FLORENCE, MASS. CUDMORE, LINDA J. 203 CAPTAIN PIERCE RD. N. SCITUATE, MASS. CULLEN, JOHN A. 1164 WASHINGTON ST. ABINGTON, MASS. CUNNINGHAM, NORMAN L. 34 COUNTRYWOOD DR. MORRIS PLAINS, N.J. CURRY, DAVID 29 MAPLE DELL LANE HOLLISTON, MASS. CUSACK, MAURICE, JR. 28 BLAKESLEE STREET CAMBRIDGE, MASS. GUSHING, KENNETH DANA 1 ROBERT DRIVE GEORGETOWN, MASS. CUSHMAN, WILLIAM R. BOX 244 LEXINGTON, MASS. D AMICO, LAWRENCE J. 154 ROSS AVE. HACKENSACK, N. J. D ANDRAIA, ANNA MARIE 105 ALTA AVE. YONKERS, N. Y. DALESSIO, RICHARD S. DALESSIO, BERNARDINE F. 88 ORANGE ST. SPRINGFIELD, MASS. DALEY, DOMINIC A. 941 WESTMINSTER LAKE FOREST, ILL. DARDANO, FRANCIS A. 916 LANCING ST. UTICA, NEW YORK DARDANO, ELLEN MAIDMAN NORTH BROADWAY UPPER NYACK, N. Y. DAREFF, SHEILA 191 MOHEGAN DRIVE W. HARTFORD, CONN. DARIENZO, LINDA MARIE 1879 SO. DIVISION ST. PEEKSKILL, N. Y. DAVIES, JEFFREY 0. 896 HIGHLAND AVE. WESTFIELD, N. J. DAVIS, AUDREY S. 33 SIXTH STREET PROVIDENCE, R. I. DAVIS, LAURALEE ARBUTUS TRAIL CHATHAM, MASS. DAVISON, WILLIAM H. Ill THAXTER ST. HINGHAM, MASS. DAY, JOHN J. 281 CENTRAL ST. MANSFIELD, MASS. DE ANGELIS, STEPHEN R. Ill SILVER BROOK RD. MILTON, MASS. DE CAMP, ANNA 15 BYRD AVE. ROSLINDALE, MASS. DE FELICE, CHRISTINE 15 MAPLE LANE BLAUVELT, N. Y. DE GROOT, PAMELA 83 FELLSMERE RD. MALDEN, MASS. DE ROCCHI, DAVID 28 PENACOOK ST. CONCORD, N. H. DESAUTELS, NOEL J. 1906 JAMES ST. SYRACUSE, N. Y. DE SUA, JOSEPH P. 144 DAY ST. AUBURNDALE, MASS. DEAN, HENRY A. 96 CLIFF STREET NAUGATUCK, CONN. Directory DEEGAN, BROOKS F. 59 FIRST ST. GARDEN CITY, N. Y. DEHM, EDITH JOYCE 196 DEER MEADOW LANE R. D. 1 CHATHAM, MASS. DEMMINGS, SANDRA M. 185 PLIGRIM RD. BROOKLINE, MASS. DETSCH, PHILIP J. WEST ST. CARLISLE, MASS. DEVLIN, JAMES C. 124 MAIN ST. JAFFREY, N. H. DEXTER, LEWIS 108 UPLAND ROAD BROOKLINE, MASS. DI CROCE, MICHAEL W. 29 FLORENCE ST. BROCKTON, MASS. DI MOTTA, MICHAEL 13 GARNETT PL. NORWOOD, N. J. DI RUGGIERO, BRUCE E. 144 KENT PLACE BLVD. SUMMIT, N. J. DI ZOGLIO, ROBERT J. 46 BELVEDERE DR. CRANSTON, R. I. DILLON, THOMAS E. 53 SPRING LANE W. HARTFORD, CONN. DIPPERT, THOMAS M. 140 TUNXIS RD. W. HARTFORD, CONN. DONNELL, BRIAN S. 41 LAKE AVENUE WALPOLE, MASS. DONNELLY, JOHN 32 BAY STATE RD. WELLESLY HILLS, MA. DONNELLY, KEVIN G. 12 EATON COURT SUMMIT, N. J. DONOVAN, MICHAEL T. 200 PROSPECT ST. NORWELL, MASS. DOOLEY, JOHN 77 BAKER AVE. LEXINGTON, MASS. DOORLY, JOHN W. ADAMS FARM RD. WESTPORT, CONN. DORFMAN, ALLAN M. 90 OGDEN PLACE MORRISTOWN, N. J. DOVNER, GERALD A. 1700 BROADWAY RAYNHAM, MASS. DRAKE, BETSY ANN 79 PROSPECT AVE. PRINCETON, N. J. DREIBELBIS, HARVEEN G. MERCER ROAD COLTS NECK, N. J. DROSSOS, MARGUERITE M. 459 SO. MAIN ST. BRADFORD, MASS. DU FINE, ELAINE V. 129 QUARRY RD. STAMFORD, CONN. DUFFY, CHRISTINE 90 CONCORD ROAD WESTON, MASS. DUGAN, MARGARET P. 45 COLUMBINE RD. MILTON, MASS. DUGGAN, THOMAS J. 78 FREEMAN AVE. EVERETT, MASS. DUSZA, ANASTASIA M. 9 CARMEN ST. DORCHESTER, MASS. EDDY, PAUL 164 GERRY RD. CHESTNUT HILL, MA. EDDY, RANDOLPH JR. 485 WARREN ST. ROOKLINE, MASS. EISENBERG, MARILYN C. 32 GUNHOUSE ST. SHARON, MASS. EISENBERG, ROBERT T. 1511 ANDREWS LANE E. MEADOW, N. Y. EISNER, SUSAN M. 23 MIDWOOD CROSS ROSLYN, L. I., N. Y. ELLIN, MORRIS CAVES ROAD OWINGS MILLS, MD. ELLIOTT, LYDIA T. NASON HILL ROAD SHERBORN, MASS. EPSTEIN, RICHARD 27 PHILBRICK ROAD NEWTON CENTRE, MA. ERGANG, MITCHEL L. 510 ELM GROVE DR. DAYTON, OHIO EVANS, STEPHEN A. 9008 MAIN ST. WOBURN, MASS. EWALD, PETER B. 259 PROSPECT AVE. ORADELL, N. J. FACTOR, ALAN 28 BARRY STREET RANDOLPH, MASS. FAGELBAUM, LAURIE S. 525 RIVERDALE AVE. YONKERS, N. Y. FALLON, DAVID J. 1736 CENTRAL AVENUE NEEDHAM, MASS. FALLON, GREGORY 857 FURNACE BRK. PKWY. QUINCY, MASS. FALLON, JAMES C. 313 HILLCREST ROAD NEEDHAM, MASS. FARNSWORTH, CHRISTINE M. 21 ROBIN RD. WESTWOOD, MASS. FAULKNER, MICHAEL R. 229 RICHMOND AVE. W. HAVEN, CONN. FAZZOLARE, DOUGLAS P. MEADOWBROOK DR. OSSINING, N. Y. Directory FERGUSON, PAUL E. 121 YEOMANS AVE. MEDFORD, MASS. FERNANDES, LEROY J. 8 CRESTWOOD PARK DORCHESTER, MASS. FERNANDES, STEPHEN C. 60 SOUTH ST. FRAMINGHAM, MASS. FLEISHMAN, JERROLD 77 BELLINGHAM RD. BROOKLINE, MASS. FERRINI, STEPHEN C. 3301 MANHATTAN, B.C., CAL. FERRY, KENNETH M., JR. 246 WASHINGTON ST. CANTON, MASS. FEURING, PALLADINO D. BARTLETT ROAD MANOMET, MASS. FIELD, MICHAEL J. 26 WILCOX AVENUE PAWTUCKET, R. I. FILIBERTO, ANTHONY P. 1310 BLUE HILL AVE. MATTAPAN, MASS. FINEMAN, ROBERT J. 32 BRANDON RD. MILTON, MASS. FINKELL, GREGORY C. 3 OXFORD RD. ALBANY, N. Y. FINN, JOANNE 120 NEPONSET AVE. HYDE PARK, MASS. FISCHER, ANDREA L. 59 LYMAN ROAD W. HARTFORD, CONN. FISHER, DANIEL H. 3714 WEST LAKE RD. CANANDAIGUA, N. Y. FLAIG, JOHN 1130 WENDELL AVENUE SCHENECTADY, N. Y. FLAVIN, DENNIS 74 GRANITE ST. MEDFIELD, MASS. FLAVIN, MICHAEL J. 74 GRANITE ST. MEDFIELD, MASS. FLEISCHER, ELLEN J. 603 PERLEE AVENUE RARITAN, N. J. FLOM, HELENE 279 DRAPER ST. SPRINGFIELD, MASS. FRAGA, JOSE G. 80 EMPIRE ST. ALLSTON, MASS. FRANKS, MERRILL SALISBURY ROAD NO. CANAAN, CONN. FRIEDMAN, TOBE FRANCES 54 WOODBINE ST. AUBURNDALE, MASS. FRIERY, PATRICIA 140 EAST ST. ONEONTA, N. Y. FRITCH, PAMELA E. 207 MELROSE ST. MELROSE, MASS. FUGAZY, WILLIAM D. SUNNYRIDGE RD. HARRISON, N. Y. FULCHINO, SANDRA 98 NORTH ST. MEDFORD, MASS. GABALDONI, LUIS J. 166 EAST 63 ST. NEW YORK, N. Y. GADOL, VIRGINIA L. 46 CAPRI DRIVE ROSLYN, L. I., N. Y. GAGLIARDI, MICHAEL R. 59 BRENTWOOD LANE FAIRPORT, N. Y. GALANTE, CAMILLE M. 276 MARCY AVENUE BROOKLYN, N. Y. GALLAGHER, DENNIS P. 108 HAFFENDEN RD. SYRACUSE, N. Y. GAMMON, PAUL D. 36 RIVERVIEW AVE. RUTHERFORD, N. J. GARAFANO, DAVID R. 315 MESHANTICUT VLY. PK. CRANSTON, R. I. GARDEPHE, GERALDINE M. 4 NO. PASSAGE FAIRPORT, N. Y. GARRE, PETER S. ANTHONY WAYNE RD. NEW VERNON, N. J. GARVEY, TIMOTHY M. 84 HIGH ST. CLINTON, CONN. GAUDET, ROBERT C. 14 LOCUST WAY NAHANT, MASS. GELB, SAMUEL R. 2128 COVENTRY DR. WILMINGTON, DEL. GESUELLE, SANDRA 74 HIGHVIEW AVE. WETHERSFIELD, CT. GETTER, ROBIN M. 4 RUTH LANE FARMINGDALE, N. Y. GHUBLIKIAN, DIANE W. 50 RALPH TALBOT ST. SO. WEYMOUTH, MASS. GIANGREGORIO, IGNATIUS 7 HARLEY AVE. EVERETT, MASS. GIBBINS, DAVID 110 SKYLINE DRIVE MORRISTOWN, N. J. GILLIS, CHRISTOPHER R. 494 E. CENTRE ST. W. BRIDGEWATER, MA. GINSBURG, SHERRY R. 206 EUCLID AVE. ALBANY, N. Y. GLADSTONE, SHERRY 97 SERPENTINE LANE SEARINGTOWN, L.I., N.Y. GLASER, MICHAEL B. 128 PRINCETON RD. CHESTNUT HL., MASS. Directory GLASGALL, NEIL A. 38 TOMPKINS RD. SCARSDALE, N. Y. GLENCROSS, CAROL A. 25 GOULD AVE. E. WALPOLE, MASS. GLOTZER, ROBERT 136 DELRAY AVE. SYRACUSE, N. Y. GOHS, JAMES R. 39 TROUT BROOK LA. NORWELL, MASS. GOLDMAN, RONALD E. 35 REGENT ST. BERGENFIELD, N. J. GOLDMAN, TEDDY R. 15 CRESTVIEW DR. BLOOMFIELD, CONN. GOLDRING, CAROL A. 23 GURNEY TERR. FAIR LAWN, N. J. GOLDSTEIN, BETTINA 254 BROADWAY BOX 112 MONTICELLO, N. Y. GOLDSTEIN, GORDON E. 108 26 66TH RD. NEW YORK, N. Y. GOLDSTEIN, STEVEN B. 130 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. SPRINGFIELD, MASS. GORFINE, MARC 32 HARBOUR TERRACE CRANSTON, R.I. GOUSE, NEIL D. 134 TENTH ST. PROVIDENCE, R. I. GRANGER, EDWARD H. 125 ADAMS ST. ABINGTON, MASS. GRANT, JEFFREY F. 16 LAUREL DRIVE W. HARTFORD, CONN. GRANT, KATHLEEN M. 7 BROWN RD. SCITUATE, MASS. GRAVES, RUSSELL D. WEST ROAD BENNINGTON, VT. GRAVITIS, VIESTURS 106 FOREST HILL ST. JAMAICA PLN., MASS. GRAY, ALAN S. 10 FENENO TERRACE BROOKLINE, MASS. GRAY, ARTHUR G. 16 OAK STREET PLYMOUTH, MASS. GRAYSON, JEFFREY M. 1172 TICE PLACE WESTFIELD, N. J. GREEN, CHARLES 131 SO. 3 AVE. MT. VERNON, N. Y. GREEN, HOWARD H. 11 BIRCH HILL DRIVE W. HARTFORD, CONN. GREEN, RICHARD L. 612 JUNE PL. NO. WOODMERE, N. Y. GREEN, WILLIAM S. 1766 OLD WELSH RD. ABINGTON, PA. GREENBERG, GEOFFREY M. 1290 AVE. OF AMERICAS NEW YORK, N. Y. GREENBLAT, ALIX JO 2911 ALLEN ST. ALLENTOWN, PA. GREENSPAN, SUSAN ANN 3091 DRIFTWOOD LANE BELLMORE, N. Y. GREENSTEIN, STEVEN 14 AVON RD. SPRINGFIELD, N. J. GRILLI, RICHARD 18 RITCHIE DR. YONKERS, N. Y. GUGLIELMO, JOSEPH A. 38 NEW ST. RYE, N. Y. GUINEY, JOHN J. 44 MORRISON ROAD WEST WAKEFIELD, MASS. HACKETT, MITCHELL S. 4 MONTANA PL. HUNTINGTON STATION NEW YORK HACKER, JONATHAN 452 LOWELL AVE. NEWTONVILLE, MASS. HAINE, WALTER A. 805 KNOLL WOOD TERR. WESTFIELD, N. J. HALL, JOHN P. 243 TENTH STREET LOWELL, MASS. HALL, KENDALL W. 7 PRISCILLA RD. WELLESLEY HLS., MASS. HANNINGTON, MARK C. 22 WOODCLIFF RD. CANTON, MASS. HANNON, FREDERICK 83 GREENACRE RD. WESTWOOD, MASS. HANSEN, DONALD A. 41 MOFFAT ROAD QUINCY, MASS. HARDING, NINA E. 15 WINDING BROOK LANE MERIDEN, CONN. HARMON, BRUCE 1 SUMMER STREET WATERVILLE, ME. HARRIS, HOWARD R. 16 SLEEPY HOLLOW RD. PORTCHESTER, N. Y. HARRIS, MARC A. 604 LARAMIE PL. PHILADELPHIA, PA. HART, JAMES T. 15 CASTLETON ST. JAMAICA PLN., MASS. HARVEY, CLARA L. 17 SILVER RD. BRAINTREE, MASS. HAYDEN, GEORGE 36 LIBERTY ST. SO. WEYMOUTH, MASS. HEBARD, RICHARD C. 25 GREENACRES AVE. SCARSDALE, N. Y. Directory HEISLER, WILLIAM 705 CIRCUIT ST. HANOVER, MASS. HENDERSON, WILLIAM A. 4 FRANKLIN TERRACE HYDE PARK, MASS. HENRY, THOMAS K. 23 OAK TREE RD. DEDHAM, MASS. HETRAKUL, PRATHAK STUDENT DEPT. WASHINGTON, D. C. HETTICH, GEORGE T. 6 FOSTER RD. TENAFLY, N. J. HETTICH, WILLIAM SIX FOSTER ROAD TENAFLY, N. J. HEYMANN, ELLEN R. 35 W. McCLELLAN AVE. LIVINGSTON, N. J. HILLS, HOLDEN F., JR. 530 MAPLE DRIVE FAYETTEVILLE, N. Y. HILTON, TERRY 1727 FALL RIVER AVE. SEEKONK, MASS. HINTLIAN, GREGORY 91 BEATRICE CIRCLE BELMONT, MASS. HODGDON, RAY C. 110 FOREST ST. STONEHAM, MASS. HOF, RUSSELL J. 167 RUTGERS AVE. BERKELEY HGTS., N.J. HOFFMAN, JOSEPH 27 FRANK AVE. REVERE, MASS. HOFFMANN, STEPHEN R. 36 VINCENT ST. CHATHAM, N. J. HOLDEN, LEILA 105 STEDMAN ST. BROOKLINE, MASS. HOLLANDER, DAVID A. 809 PENNINGTON ST. ELIZABETH, N. J. HOLLANDER, MARK R. 25 FAIRVIEW AVE. BROCKTON, MASS. HOLLEY, KEVIN C. 1566 REGAL AVE. SCHENECTADY, N. Y. HOLTON, STEPHEN UNION ST. COHASSET STATE PARK HINGHAM, MASS. HONGTONG, TIDA STUDENTS DEPT. THAI EMB. 1906 23RD ST. N. W. WASHINGTON, D. C. HOOPER, DEBRA LEE 70 HARBOR ROAD WESTPORT, CONN. HOOPER, ROBERT J. 156 SELDEN HILL DRIVE W. HARTFORD, CONN. HORN, WILLARD N. 287 GARFIELD ST. HA WORTH, N. J. HOVEY, WILLIAM 4850 GLENFIELD DR. SYRACUSE, N. Y. HOWELL, ROBERT R. 25 KIMBALL ST. DORCHESTER, MASS. HUKE, CHRISTINE L. 18 ROGER DRIVE PRT. WASHINGTON, N.Y. HUNTER, ARTHUR S. 5727 25TH ST. W. BRADENTON, FLA. HUNTER, PAMELA 249 LAKE VIEW AVR. CAMBRIDGE, MASS. HURVITZ, DAVID 50 LANCASTER TERRACE BROOKLINE, MASS. HYDE, ROBERT B. 1021 WESTCOTT STREET SYRACUSE, N. Y. JACOBSON, PAULA L. 7 DEAN RD. MARBLEHEAD, MASS. JACOBUS, GLENN W. 52 SUMMER AVE. DOVER, N. J. JAFFE, JAMES 14 COLBOURNE RD. BRIGHTON, MASS. JAFFE, LINDA K. 843 LEONARD DR. WESTBURY, N. Y. JAGGER, THEODORE N. 767 SPRINGFIELD AVE. SUMMIT, N. J. JAME, LOUISE 8 BISHOP LANE BRIARCLIFF MNR., N.Y. JAMES, CHARLES L. 165 FAYERWEATHER ST. CAMBRIDGE, MASS. JARRELL, RICHARD H. 46 LINCOLN ST. HYDE PARK, MASS. JENKINS, CALVIN W. THE MANSE IRVINGTON ON HUDSON NEW YORK JEVARJIAN, DIANE L. 37 DONNA DRIVE FAIRFIELD, CONN. JOBSON, BRIAN F. 60 PINEBROOK DR. LARCHMONT, N. Y. JOHANSON, GARY S. 35 SAMPSON ST. W. HARTFORD, CONN. JOHNSON, ALLEN D. 100 W. MERRIMACK ST. MANCHESTER, N. H. JONES, JOHN P., JR. 7 MARTIN ST. STAMFORD, CONN. JONES, ROBERT A. 148 LAKEVIEW AVE. WALTHAM, MASS. JOSEPH, ROBERTA A. 19 ENGLE ST. TENAFLY, N. J. Directory JUDGE, ROBERT S., JR. 66 APPLETON ST. ARLINGTON, MASS. JULIEN, BRUCE W. 204 COPELAND ST. W. BRIDGEWATER, MA. KAHN, DARON M. 381 LAWRENCE RD. MEDFORD, MASS. KAHN, JERROLD P. 8 MARWOOD ST. ALBANY, N. Y. KAHN, KAREN EIGHT MARWOOD ST. ALBANY, NEW YORK KALLOCK, MICHAEL N. 726 PIPER RD. W. SPRINGFIELD, MA. KALOUST, WILLIAM E. 56 LEXINGTON ST. LYNN, MASS. KAMP, SUSAN 329 EDWARDS DRIVE FAYETTEVILLE, N. Y. KANIEWSKI, JOHN J. 55 WOODRUFF AVE. THOMASTON, CONN. KAPLAN, CHERYL 149 N. CHURCH ST. HAZELTON, PA. KARZMAR, CARRIE J. 526 WYOMING AVE. MILLBURN, N. J. KASPER, LILLIAN MARIE 542 PLEASANT ST. WATERTOWN, MASS. KAUFMAN, BOWEN J. BEVERLY HLS. APTS. 31 OLD HOPE RD. KINGSTON, JAMAICA W. I. KAVOVIT, STEVEN A. 4 KENSINGTON ROAD ARDSLEY, NEW YORK KAYE, NANCY 355 COURTLAND AVE. BRIDGEPORT, CONN. KEEFE, STEPHEN A. 15 WEST RIDING ST. WELLESLEY, MASS. KEHOE, JOSEPH A. 184 ROBBINS ST. MILTON, MASS. KEHRMEYER, MICHAEL 67 WALK HILL ST. BOSTON, MASS. KELLEY, MICHELE 35 ANDREWS ROAD WOLLASTON, MASS. KELLEY, ROBERT A. 60 UNICORN AVE. WEYMOUTH, MASS. KELLY, MARILYN ANN 34 LENAPE LANE BERKELEY HGTS., N.J. KENNEDY, CHRISTOPHER 153 COMMON STREET WATERTOWN, MASS. KEPNES, STUART 1600 BEACON ST. BROOKLINE, MASS. KERN, KENNETH J. 3890 VOORHIS LANE SEAFORD, N. Y. KERRISSEY, DIANE C. 224 CENTRAL AVE. MILTON, MASS. KERZNER, KATHLEEN 131 LYNDON ROAD CRANSTON, R. I. KESSLER, ROBERTA SUSAN 21 RIVER BEND DRIVE SO. NATICK, MASS. KIERNAN, CARROLL CURTIS FARMS RD. MIDDLEBURY, CONN. KIKEN, GLORIA BETH 70 WARNER AVE. JERSEY CITY, N. J. KIMBALL, DAVID D. 590 A. MAIN STREET LYNNFIELD, MASS. KINGSLEY, JAMES C. 234 HOLLYWOOD AVE. HO HO KUS, N. J. KINNEY, PATRICIA A. 5 BRANDAGEE AVE. BRANFORD, CT. KIRK, ROSS J. 123 MAY STREET NAUGATUCK, CONN. KIRKBY, CHERYL MARIE 16 ERREGGER TERRACE SYRACUSE, N. Y. KIRSTEIN, SHARON V. 4 McKINLEY RD. MARBLEHEAD, MASS. KLEIN, CAROL 172 WEST END AVE. NO. PLAINFIELD, N.J. KLEIN, HARRIET J. 3 SADORE LANE YONKERS, N. Y. KLEIN, SANDRA 418 ACADEMY ST. SO. ORANGE, N. J. KLIBE, SANDRA 132 COLONIAL ROAD PROVIDENCE, R. I. KLINE, ROBERT C. 315 BIRCH DRIVE ROSELLE, N. J. KOMISS, LAURA B. 108 ELBRIDGE RD. NEW BRITAIN, CONN. KORN, JEFFREY 909 E. 29TH STREET BROOKLYN, N. Y. KORZNIOK, MARYANN 38 APPLEGATE RD. FAIRFIELD, CONN. KOZLOW, HOWARD R. 3 DEAL LANE LIVINGSTON, N. J. KRAININ, BETTINA INDIAN HILL RD. BEDFORD, NEW YORK KRAUS, WILLIAM 29 MONTCLAIR ROAD WABAN, MASS. Directory LAUBAUGH, RALARY ANN RD 1 BOX 366A NORTHUMBERLND., PA. LORD, ALFRED 14 ORIN WHITE DRIVE RANDOLPH, MASS. KRIEG, ROBIN V. 225 E. 48TH ST. NEW YORK CITY, N.Y. KROOP, NANCY S. 100 KEARNY AVENUE PERTH AMBOY, N. J. KRUGER, ALAN R. 45 JAFFREY ST. WEYMOUTH, MASS. KURTZ, BARRY 81 MORRIS AVE. APT. 19 SPRINGFIELD, N. J. KUTZIN, SANDRA LEE 299 PLEASANT ST. HAWORTH, N. J. LAGER, KAY A. 41 PARKSIDE WAY NO. KINGSTOWN, R. I. LALLY, KEVIN M. 1225 MAIN ST. HANOVER, MASS. LALOR, RICHARD W. 320 KENSINGTON RD. SYRACUSE, N. Y. LANCTOT, ROBERT L., JR. 108 GARFIELD AVE. HYDE PARK, MASS. LANDE, ALISSA 138 12 28TH ROAD FLUSHING, N. Y. LANDRIGAN, STEVEN W. 56 SEQUAMS LANE W. ISLIP, N. Y. LANGLEY, DONALD H. 9 PROSPECT ST. SO. EASTON, MASS. LANZETTA, DANIEL 646 SO. PEARL STREET ALBANY, N. Y. LARNER, JAMES C. COOLIDGE RD. CONCORD, MASS. LARRIER, DIANE L. 1773 UNION ST. BROOKLYN, N. Y. LAVITT, SUSAN A. HILLSDALE DR. ROCKVILLE, CONN. LAWRENCE, JOHN D., JR. 40 CHESTNUT ST. WESTON, MASS. LAWTON, CHARLES T. 35 GLENWOOD RD. UPPER MONTCLAIR NEW JERSEY LAWTON, JOHN C. 76 OVERLOOK PLACE RYE, NEW YORK LEAHY, JO ANN T. 135 ELSINORE ST. CONCORD, MASS. LEARY, GERARD S. 44 HILLSDALE ST. DORCHESTER, MASS. LEE, JOHN J. HORSE SHOE HILL POUND RIDGE, N. Y. LEIBOWITZ, LEONARD 4 BRISTOL ROAD MARBLEHEAD, MASS. LEONARD, NANCY M. 280 UNION ST. SO. WEYMOUTH, MASS. LERNER, SCOTT R. 90 BAXTER RD. BROOKLINE, MASS. LEVIN, MADLYN 110 11 72ND AVE. FOREST HILLS, N. Y. LEWIS, PHILLIP S. 6 BAYBERRY DR. SHARON, MASS. LINTON, ROBERT D. 76 PROSPECT ST. MARSHFIELD, MASS. LOHLE, STEPHEN E. 200 GOLDSMITH RD. PITTSBURGH, PENN. LOISELLE, PAULETTE R. 16 WINTERGREEN LANE WETHERSFIELD, CT. LOVENS, HERBERT D. 32 DANIA ST. MATTAPAN, MASS. LUBARSKY, STEVEN P. 21 KINNEY DRIVE WORCESTER, MASS. LUBELL, ROBERT G. 868 PLEASANT ST. CANTON, MASS. LUNDVALL, STEPHEN 447 PROSPECT ST. GLEN ROCK, N. J. LYONS, MICHAEL F. 49 GREATON RD. W. ROXBURY, MASS. MacDONALD, CAROL 210 DANA AVE. HYDE PARK, MASS. MacDONALD, JOYCE 210 DANA AVE. HYDE PARK, MASS. MacDONALD, WILLL M D. 353 POND ST. SO. WEYMOUTH, MASS. MacGILPIN, GREGORY L. 598 SALISBURY ST. WORCESTER, MASS. MacMEEKIN, DONALD 53 TREEBOROUGH DRIVE HARTFORD, CONN. MacNEIL, ROBERT E. 10 SPEARE PLACE BOSTON, MASS. MAHONEY, SHEROLYN J. 134 BUCKLAND AVE. ROCHESTER, N. Y. MALINOWSKI, LAWRENCE D. 275 CHESTNUT ST. ABINGTON, MASS. MALONE, CHARLES 90 ELLISON PARK WALTHAM, MASS. MAPP, LLOYD S., JR. 968 WILLIAMS AVE. BROOKLYN, N. Y. Directory MARCUS, CAROLE 8740 S. W. 20 TERRACE MIAMI. FLORIDA MARCUS, MAXINE B. 7 MARGARET RD. SHARON, MASS. MARDENBOROUGH, SPENCER 42 HARRETON RD. ALLENDALE, N. J. MARECHAL, LAWRENCE P. 300 STUYVESANT AVE. RYE, N. Y. MARGOLIES, JAY O. 415 PINEBROOK BLVD. NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y. MARGOLIS, JOYCE 100 EDGEMOORE ROAD ROCHESTER, N. Y. MARION, RUSSELL H. 150 LYMAN ST. SO. HADLEY, MASS. MARKS, JEFFREY R. 328 KNIGHT LANE ORANGE, CONN. MARKS, RONALD J. 131 LORRAINE DRIVE BERKELEY HGTS., N.J. MARMER, PAUL J. 74 MONMOUTH AVE. MEDFORD, MASS. MAROTTA, EDWARD J. 11 PILLION CT. NEWTONVILLE, MASS. MARSH, JAMES A. 29 WENHAM ST. BOSTON, MASS. MARTIN, SUSAN E. 625 HAMBURG TURNPIKE POMPTON LAKES, N.J. MARTIN, THOMAS 22 PLAIN STREET WAYLAND, MASS. MARURY, DENNIS J. 465 KNICKERBOCKER RD. TENAFLY, N. J. MASON, MARK 126 WEST STREET BROCKTON, MASS. MAVAGERI, ROBERT F. 25 PINE DRIVE PAWLING, N. Y. MAXWELL, ROBERT W. 870 WASHINGTON ST. WALPOLE, MASS. MAYER, SCOTT D. 16 KORWEL CIRCLE W. ORANGE, N. J. MAZZELLA, RAYMOND A. 17 GROVE ST. CRANFORD, N. J. McARTHUR, DAVID 395 concord st. framingham, mass. mccafferty, stephen o. 109 bright rd. belmont, mass. McCaffrey, james b. 120 north main st. w. hartford, conn. McCANN, MICHAEL E. 70 EGERTON RD. ARLINGTON, MASS. McCULLOUGH, DAVID J. 15 NO. CENTRAL AVE. WOLLASTON, MASS. McDONOUGH, RICHARD M. 437 N. ELM STREET W. BRIDGEWATER, MA. McIVER, CHRISTOPHER M. 30 NARRAGANSETT RD. QUINCY, MASS. McKENNA, JAMES K. 384 WARD ST. NEWTON, MASS. McLINDEN, BARBARA A. 50 HILLTOP DRIVE MANHASSET, N. Y. McMAHON, SHARON 213 THOMPSON SHORE RD. MANHASSET, N. Y. McNALLY, CORNELIUS P. 9 MORNINGSIDE RD. ARDSLEY, N. Y. McNALLY, JAMES R. 49 CLOVER LEAF RD. LEOMINSTER, MASS. McNAMARA, JOHN D. 12508 SCARLET LANE BOWIE, MD. McSHANE, THOMAS J. 18 NEWPORT TERRACE WOLLASTON, MASS. MEADER, MARGARET L. 17 FILMORE PL. GARDINER, ME. MEEHL, JACK B., JR. 100 OAK LANE BROCKTON, MASS. MEERS, ROBERT J. 159 PARSONS ST. BRIGHTON, MASS. MEIXNER, GARY WAYNE OTHA DRIVE KATONAH, N. Y. MELE, JOHN J. 46 FREDERICK AVE. HAWTHORNE, N. J. MELLIN, WILLIAM J. 84 AMHERST DRIVE YONKERS, N. Y. MEROLLA, LAWRENCE M. 56 OAK ST. PROVIDENCE, R. I. MERROW, JAMES W. 21 BAYWATER DR. DARIEN, CONN. MESSER, LILLY J. RD 1 HWY. 33 FREEHOLD, N. J. MONROE, JOAN MICHAEL 36 MAPLE ST. BRAINTREE, MASS. MICHETTI, LAWRENCE 7 GLEASON COURT WALPOLE, MASS. MIGLIORE, SANDRA G. 1 SHERWOOD ROAD MELROSE, MASS. MIKELSON, BARBARA JO 338 BRUSH HILL ROAD MILTON, MASS. Directory MILKOFF, ALAN F. 85 LINWOOD ST. MALDEN, MASS. MILLER, HOWARD J. 606 BEATTIE ST. SYRACUSE, N. Y. MILLER, SANDRA J. 406 CEDAR LANE NEW CANAAN, CONN. MILLER, VIRGINIA 38 BENSON ST. BLOOMFIELD, N. J. MILLS, CAMPBELL S. 22 BROOKLINE DR. W. HARTFORD, CONN. MILLS, JOHN C. 57 LAKE DRIVE SO. WEST ISLIP, N. Y. MINASIAN, MARDY ROSS 228 BEECH ST. ROCKLAND, MASS. MITCHELL, DONALD CANDLEWOOD SHORES BROOKFIELD, CONN. MITCHELL, PATRICIA E. 1 RUE DES RIVAGEOIS LIEGE, BELGIUM MITCHELL, ROBERT J. 88 BEVERLY HLS. LOWER W. SPRINGFIELD, MA. MIZEREK, ANNE MARIE EIGHT CHANNING ST. NEWPORT, R. I. MOGEL, MICHAEL S. 33 BLUE HILL TERR. MILTON, MASS. MOLONEY, WILLIAM C. 115 FOREST HILLS ST. JAMACIA PLNS., MASS. MONK, MARTIN L. 531 NEWTON RD. LITTLETON, MASS. MONK, ROBERT J. 15 COLEMAN TERRACE TENAFLY, N. J. MONTEMURRO, JAMES A. 70 CEDAR AVENUE NEWARK, N. J. MONTESI, GINO M. 34 BRAINTREE AVE. QUINCY, MASS. MOORE, CRAIG M. 160 30 73 AVE. NEW YORK, N. Y. MORANO, DENISE A. BOX 228 R. D. 1 PRINCETON, N. J. MORGENSTERN, DEAN 225 EAST 63RD STREET NEW YORK, N. Y. MORTON, C. JENNY 110 BROADWAY MONTICELLO, N. Y. MOULTON, ALLAN S. 43 JOAN ROAD HYDE PARK, MASS. MUCHMORE, JOHN W. RED GATE RD. NEW VERNON, N. J. MULFORD, PORTER 29 PIERREPONT ROAD WINCHESTER, MASS. MULLEN, DANIEL T., JR. 260 GREEN STREET WEYMOUTH, MASS. MURPHY, MARK F. 41 TAME BUCK RD. WOLCOTT, CONN. MURTHA, JOSEPH J., JR. 34 CANDLEWOOD LANE AVON, CONN. MYERS, STEPHEN 115 MARCOURT DR. CHAPPAQUA, N. Y. MYZAL, JANICE L. 2 BRENTWOOD AVE. GLOVERSVILLE, N. Y. NAIMAN, JAN A. 382 SOUTH PARKWAY CLIFTON, N. J. NAPPE, JOSEPH C. 1900 TERRACE AVENUE S. PLAINFIELD, N. J. NASUTI, RICHARD L. 20 NORTH PARK STREET FRANKLIN, MASS. NELSON, PETER JAY 168 AUDOBON AVE. MT. VERNON, N. Y. NEMETH, BRENDA A. 34 VOORHEES AVE. SOMERSET, N. J. NEUHART, JOHN M. 103 HILLSIDE AVE. CHATHAM, N. J. NEVINS, BRUCE MICHAEL 707 DEHIRSCH AVE. WOODBINE, N. J. NEWHOUSE, ROBERT J. 27 INDIAN RIDGE RD. NATICK, MASS. NEWKIRK, HOWARD B. 256 E. BROADWAY SALEM, N. J. NIEZGORSKI, FRANK S. 100 BEVERLY ROAD W. HARTFORD, CONN. NOLAN, CHARLES STEPHEN 16 FRANCES RD. WOBURN, MASS. NUTTER, ROBERT 705 MAIN STREET HANSON, MASS. O BRIEN, JOSEPH C. 18 MARMION RD. MELROSE, MASS. O ' CONNELL, LUCILLE V. 96 JERSEY STREET DEDHAM, MASS. O ' CONNELL, RICHARD J. 39 VIRGINIA RD. QUINCY, MASS. O ' DONNELL, ROBERT J. 60 SURFSIDE ROAD SCITUATE, MASS. ODBERT, CATHERINE J. 10610 BELFAST PL. POTOMAC, MD. OFF, SAMUEL W., JR. R. D. 2 LIGONIER, PENN. Directory OGLE, PAMELA R. 19 CLIFTON RD. MILTON, MASS. OHANIAN, MICHAEL 80 EVERGREEN WAY BELMONT, MASS. OLESKI, DENISE T. 144 HILLCREST AVE. NEWINGTON, CONN. OLMSTED, VALERIE A. 94 FREMONT ST. HARRISON, N. Y. ORCHARD, LILLIAN 253 POND STREET WESTWOOD, MASS. ORLANDO, LINDA L. 550 BEVERAGE HILL AVE. PAWTUCKET, R. I. ORSILLO, RICHARD P. 10 ELLSWORTH AVE. MELROSE, MASS. OSTROWSKI, EDWARD S. 47 SIGOURNEY STREET LYNN, MASS. OWENS, CASSIE DEMAREST 415 FIRST ST. ORADELL, N. J. PALANTONI, JOYCE A. 135 ALTAMONT AVE. MELROSE, MASS. PALLOTTA, DEBORAH ANN 601 ABBOTTS LANE FALLS CHURCH, VA. PALMARIELLO, ROGER 14 KINGMAN AVENUE REVERE, MASS. PALOW, ANN RUTH 419 WAYLAND AVENUE PROVIDENCE, R. I. PARELLA, RICHARD A. 30 COURTLAND ST. EVERETT, MASS. PAUL, ELLEN 827 E. BROADWAY 7 SO. BOSTON, MASS. PAUL, LESLIE 289 STEVENS AVE. JERSEY CITY, N. J. PAYNE, WILLIAM B. 47B LIONEL AVE. WALTHAM, MASS. PEARLMAN, HOWARD 10 PHILIP RD. BELMONT, MASS. PECHENIK, JANIS N. LORDS HILL BOX 159 NASSAU, N. Y. PENA, DOMINGO MAIN ST. W. FALMOUTH, MASS. PEPER, CHRISTOPHER J. LESLIE LANE KATONAH, N. Y. PERCELAY, ABIGAIL S. 624 EAST AVE. PAWTUCKET, R. I. PEROWITZ, PHILIP J. 750 GILBERT PLACE NO. WOODMERE, N. Y. PESCE, ELIZABETH R. 18 CARLTON AVE. YONKERS, N. Y. PETERSEN, RICHARD H. 4147 WEST HENRIETTA ROCHESTER, N. Y. PETERSEN, RICHARD J. 120 SEWALL AVE. BROOKLINE, MASS. PETERSEN, RONALD R. 4147 WEST HENRIETTA ROCHESTER, N. Y. PETERSON, ROBERT LEE 67 MITCHELL ST. W. ORANGE, N. J. PETIGROW, STEVEN R. 48 GARFIELD PLACE MAPLEWOOD, N. J. PETRACCORO, CHRISTINE 24 RUSSELL PLACE SUMMIT, N. J. PETRINO, VINCENT L. 49 DIETZ RD. HYDE PARK, MASS. PETRUCELLI, CONSTANCE M. 2 EDGE WOOD AVE. W. ORANGE, N. J. PFEIFFER, WILLIAM T. HUNTINGTON HLS. SO. ENT. ROCHESTER, N. Y. PHILLIPS, STEVEN J. 381 MAIN ST. SHREWSBURY, MASS. PHILLIPS, WENDELL H., JR. 204 AUSTIN ST. HYDE PARK, MASS. PHILLIPS, WENDELL T. 23 PURCHASE ST. MILFORD, MASS. PINNEY, KENNETH W. 2302 BALMORAL AVE. UNION, N. J. PITT, ROBERT A. 2361 MASS AVE. LEXINGTON, MASS. PIZZI, JOHN M. 20 CONCORD ST. FRANKLIN, MASS. PORTER, RAYMOND B. 129 ASH ST. BROCKTON, MASS. POSSEL, CORINNE D. BURNETT RD. MENDHAM, N. J. POTENTE, RALPH 143 URBAN ST. MOUNT VERNON, N. Y. POWERS, ALBERT 371 ELMWOOD AVENUE QUINCY, MASS. PREUSSER, RICHARD T. 12 GRAND VIEW CIR. PLEASANTVILLE, N.Y. PRINS, JUDITH E. 1873 HANOVER ST. YORKTOWN HGTS., N.Y. PROUT, NICHOLAS L. 14 PINE GROVE AVE. SUMMIT, N. J. PUGLIESE, SALLYANN 111 SMITH STREET PORT CHESTER, N. Y. Directory PURCELL, DIXON 89 WELLESLEY AVE. WELLESLEY, MASS. QUAGENTI, HENRY J., JR. 120 FENNO ST. revere, mass. quan, susan p. 8 arrowhead rd. weston, mass. quirk, kathleen m. 51 eastland rd. jamaica pln., mass. quirk, richard m. 16 McCarthy road marshfield, mass. raboff, jean richard 425 beechmont drive new rochelle, n. y. rafferty, richard a. 125 the fellsway murray hill, n.j. ralph, donna p. 53 franklin ave. RYE, N. Y. RANKL, LAWRENCE J. 75 READ AVE. LINCOLN, R. I. RASANANDA, KAMCHAI STUDENT DEPT. ROYAL THAI EMBASSY WASHINGTON, D. C. REDINGTON, DAVID C. 200 EAST 62ND ST. NEW YORK, N. Y. REED, NEIL DU PUY 116 N. BRUNSWICK AVE. MARGATE, N. J. REGIT ANO, ANTHONY M. 929 OAK ST. SYRACUSE, N. Y. REID, GEORGE C. 232 ALLENDALE WAY CAMP HILL, PENN. REID, RICHARD A. 186 SCHENECTADY AVE. BROOKLYN, N. Y. REIDEL, NATHANIEL C. 560 ROBERTS AVE. SYRACUSE, N. Y. REILLY, FREDERICK J. 309 CENTRAL AVE. NEEDHAM HTS., MASS. REILLY, RAYMOND H. 42 ORCHARD DR. RYE, N. Y. RENDA, RENEE 3 APPLE HILL LANE LYNNFIELD, MASS. RICCI, JOSEPH P. 184 CORNELL ST. ROSLINDALE, MASS. RIESS, DENNIS A. 1078 SEWARD AVE. WESTFIELD, N. J. ROOT, MICHAEL A. 168 NASSAU AVENUE FREEPORT, N. Y. ROSE, ANN SHERI 44 FULLER DRIVE W. HARTFORD, CONN. ROSE, PRISCILLA C. 78 ASH TREE LANE SCHENECTADY, N. Y. ROSENBAUM, RICHARD J. 22 ROGERS PKWY. ROCHESTER, N. Y. ROSS, CHARLES N. 91 WASHINGTON ST. QUINCY, MASS. ROTH, HILLARY A. 5 CHATHAM RD. CRANSTON, R. I. ROTHSTEIN, BRIAN M. 635 MOUNTAINVIEW AVE. SYRACUSE, N. Y. RUBINETTI, FRANK S. 2444 STEUBEN ST. UNION, N. J. RUDOLPH, JEFFREY L. 20 PINE GROVE RD. BLOOMFIELD, CONN. RUDOLPH, MARK H. 20 ASH STREET WESTWOOD, MASS. RUDDY, JENNIFER A. 768B CHESTNUT ST. NEEDHAM, MASS. RUEL, ROBERT U. 1708 WESTFIELD ST. W. SPRINGFLD., MASS. RUPNER, ANITA M. TROUT STREAM DR. VERNON, CONN. RUPPRECHT, MARK H. 2646 BURNS PLACE UNION, N. J. RICHARDSON, RAYMOND V. 1314 PROSPECT PLACE BROOKLYN, N. Y. RILEY, EDWARD J. 11 LEVERETT ST. BROOKLINE, MASS. RILEY, JANET E. 508 FLORENCE ST. FALL RIVER, MASS. RITUCCI, RICHARD A. 131 WALNUT ST. BROCKTON, MASS. ROBBINS, JUDITH E. 41 SUMMER ST. DOVER, N. H. ROBERTS, DAVID W. 81 ST. GEORGE COURT WARWICK, R. I. ROBERTS, STANLEY E. 14 PINE HILL ROAD SWAMPSCOTT, MASS. ROBINOVITZ, BETSY 102 ARCHER STREET FALL RIVER, MASS. ROBINSON, JUDITH A. 4 REMSEN AVE. MEDFIELD, MASS. ROBINSON, MICHAEL B. 16 CAROL RD. MARBLEHEAD, MASS. ROGOW, JEFFREY F. 2100 LINWOOD AVE. AP. 4K FORT LEE, N. J. Directory ROLFE, ROSE BUNNY 11 EAST 86TH STREET NEW YORK, N. Y. ROLLINS, NANCY K. 65 HAVILEND ST. QUINCY, MASS. ROMAINE, EDWARD K. 121 S. 23RD STREET KENILWORTH, N. J. ROONEY, WILLIAM J. 122 ROSLINDALE AVE. BOSTON, MASS. RYSINGER, GEORGE 314 CORNELL STREET ROSLINDALE, MASS. SABELLA, JOSEPH L 154 CHELSEA ST. EVERETT, MASS. SADLER, BARBARA 29 CHARTER AVE. DEER PARK, L. I., N.Y. SAGENKAHN, BRETT 110 WOODSIDE DRIVE SYRACUSE, N. Y. SAHL, SUSAN L. 5 NORTHERN ROAD HARTSDALE, N. Y. ST. AMOUR, MARCEL T. 6 RIDGE RD. HAWTHORNE, N. J. SANSONE, MICHAEL J. 48 POND STREET BELMONT, MASS. SANTAS, MARK H. 6325 WESTERLY TERR. JAMESVILLE, N. Y. SANTILLI, JOHN J. 8 REDDY AVE. HYDE PARK, MASS. SARKISIAN, BARBARA M. 309 SIXTH ST. CALUMET, MICHIGAN SAURO, DAVID A. 166 CHESTNUT ST. WALTHAM, MASS. SAXE, ROBERT 363 FOREST AVENUE SWAMPSCOTT, MASS. SCAPPATURA, JUDY ANN 140 LAWRENCE AVENUE EASTCHESTER, N. Y. SCHAEFER, EUGENE J. 155 WOODBINE CIRCLE NEW PROVIDENCE, N.J. SCHAEFER, JANET BIRCHWOOD TERRACE MIDDLEBURY, CONN. SCHARLATT, SUSAN J. 1 DEASY LANE GLEN COVE, N. Y. SCHEIBER, RENEE J. 8 CHATHAM PLACE WHITE PLAINS, N. Y. SCHECHNER, MAX P. 84 TORREY AVENUE BROCKTON, MASS. SCHIAVI, ROBERT B. 3 ORTON DR. WARRENSBURG, N. Y. SCHLANSKER, JAMES R. 2162 STUYVESANT ST. SCHENECTADY, N.Y. SCHMIDT, ROBERT E. 99 CENTRAL AVENUE NEW PROVIDENCE, N.J. SCHNEIDER, JAMES I. 255 CLAFLIN ST. BELMONT, MASS. SCHOENFELDER, EUGENE T. FISKE HILL STURBRIDGE, MASS. SCHONWALD, SUSAN A. THREE COLONIAL DR. SCOTCH PLAINS, N.J. SCHUESSLER, ARTHUR P. 17 WEST LANE MADISON, N. J. SCHULTZ, ALAN J. 2 PORTINA ROAD BRIGHTON, MASS. SCHWARTZ, JAMIE ELIZ 2 FOREST PLACE LARCHMONT, N. Y. SCHWARTZ, ROBERT M. 109 QUEENS CT. MASSAPEQUA PK., N.Y. SCHWARTZ, LINDA J. 55 BOUND BROOK RD. NEWTON, MASS. SCHWARTZFARB, JOAN D. 45 JEROME AVE. NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y. SCLAROW, STUART D. WYNCOTE HOUSE WYNCOTE, PENN. SCOTLAND, JAMES C. 23 LIBERTY POLE ROAD HINGHAM, MASS. SCOTT, STEPHEN D. 299 BEACON STREET HA WORTH, N. J. SCULLY, MAUREEN C. 61 LIBERTY ST. HAWTHORNE, N. Y. SEARS, CUSHMAN A. 18 HAMILTON ROAD ARLINGTON, MASS. SEIDMAN, GARY KIRBYS LANE JERICHO, N. Y. SELLEW, PHILLIP EVERGREEN ROAD NEW CANAAN, CONN. SENADISAI, PANJA STUDENT DEPT. ROYAL THAI EMBASSY WASHINGTON, D. C. SEVINOR, RALPH H. 2 SHELDON ROAD MARBLEHEAD, MASS. SHARWELL, DAVID H. 70 FREDERICK ST. HACKENSACK, N. J. SHAUGHNESSY, MARILYN F. 8 ST. ANDREW RD. E. BOSTON, MASS. SHAW, PETER T. 47 MIL WOOD RD. E. HARTFORD, CONN. SHEARER, PETER 481 CEDAR ST. HANOVER, MASS. Directory SHOREY, JON P. 277 GROVE STREET HANOVER, MASS. SHORT, PAUL J. 11 WALNUT AVE. FRANKLIN, MASS. SHUMAN, ROBERT C. 6 BRANDEIS RD. NEWTON, MASS. SILFEN, PEGGY ANN CRAWFORD ROAD HARRISON, N. Y. SILVEIRA, BRIAN M. 65 KING PHILIP ST. WEYMOUTH, MASS. SIMON, MICHAEL P. 473 CHESTNUT HILL AVE. BROOKLINE, MASS. SIMONDS, PHILIP B., Ill GRANGE AVE. LITTLE COMPTON, R. L SIRKIN, ELIOT N. 39 PARKWAY VLG. CRANFORD, N. J. SLIFER, HAROLD P. 1085 MOUNT VERNON RD. UNION, NEW JERSEY SLOATE, JOHN A. 327 CENTRAL PARK W. NEW YORK, N. Y. SMITH, ANDREA L. 5672 STEVENS DR. R. D. 3 CLAY, N. Y. SMITH, DONALD E. MEADOWMERE ROAD STRATFORD, CONN. SMITH, LESLIE JOAN 34 BEVERLY ST. NO. DARTMOUTH, MA. SMITH, MARILYN A. 186 SOUTH WALKER TAUNTON, MASS. SMITH, PATRICIA A. BOX 143 ASSINIPPI, MASS. SMITH, ROBERT E. 138 VILLAGE STREET MILLIS, MASS. SHAPIRO, STEPHEN M. 77 REDWOOD RD. NEWTON, MASS. SOKOL, REGINA CLAIRE 138 HIGHLAND AVE. WINTHROP, MASS. SONENSTEIN, JEFFREY A. 98 HAWLEY ST. WATERBURY, CONN. SOREL, EUGENE MOSWANSICUT LAKE DR. N. SCITUATE, R. I. SORGE, DENNIS P. 70 WILLOW DR. NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y. SOUTHARD, JOHN C. 40 E. BROOKSIDE DR. LARCHMONT, N. Y. SPOONER, SUSAN M. 27 ARNOLD AVE. NEWPORT, R. L STABIN, RANDY W. 10 OXRIDGE RD. ELMSFORD, N. Y. STAHL, JUAN R. 8A CALLE 1 66 ZONA 10 GUATEMALA, GUATEMALA STANTON, ROBERT M. 96 VAN HORN ST. W. SPRINGFIELD, MA. STASZKO, DONALD E. 181 SPRINGDALE RD. WESTFIELD, MASS. STEINBERG, SPENCER E. 18 PADDINGTON RD. SCARSDALE, N. Y. STEINER, RICHARD B. 130 RIDGEWOOD RD. W. HARTFORD, CONN. STEINFELD, CAROL R. 1102 WILSON AVE. TEANECK, N. J. STELZER, MARIAN S. 15 BROOKSIDE LANE DOBBS FERRY, N. Y. STERN, JOHN S. 201 E. 79TH ST. NEW YORK, N. Y. STILLMAN, ROBERT B. 82 COLEYTOWN RD. WESTPORT, CONN. STONE, ALLISON W., Ill 90 WARREN STREET ABINGTON, MASS. STONE, MICHAEL L. 479 WOODBRIDGE ROAD ROCKVILLE, N. Y. STRASSBURGER, ANDREW 12 MONMOUTH AVE. RUMSON, N. J. STRODEL, MARK 225 ROBINEAU ROAD SYRACUSE, N. Y. STROSAHL, JORDAN B. 301 HAVILAND RD. STAMFORD, CONN. STUART, DOUGLAS 151 MYERS AVE. ABINGTON, MASS. SUGDEN, JAMES 70 MEADOW ROAD WESTON, MASS. SULLIVAN, JOHN N. 1741 W. ONONDAGA ST. SYRACUSE, N. Y. SURGEON, SANDRA 83 COUNTRY CLUB RD. TENAFLY, N. J. SURKIS, MARK D. 325 LIDO BOULEVARD LONG BEACH, N. Y. SUSSMAN, ALAN L. 4 WARING RD. NATICK, MASS. SUTHERLAND, PAUL 356 NO. WARREN AVE. BROCKTON, MASS. SWANSON, STUART E. HARBOR HILL DR. HUNTINGTON, N. Y. SWARTZ, SHELLEY G. 443 MANORHILL AVE. PETERB9R0UGH ONTARIO, CANADA Directory SWIRBALUS, ROBERT D. 38 HOLMES ST. NO. QUINCY, MASS. SZYMANSKI, CHARLES ROCKVILLE ROAD WINDSORVILLE, CONN. TABACCO, JAMES CANEEL BAY PLANTATION BOX 1091 ST. THOMAS VIRGIN ISLANDS TANGUAY, PATRICIA A. 5 CLOVERHILL PL. KENSINGTON, CONN. TARANTINO, SUSAN 50 BLACKBURN TERRACE W. ORANGE, N. J. TAVS, ROBERT 49 WEST 12TH STREET NEW YORK, N. Y. TAYLOR, MICHAEL E. 46 HERSEY ST. HINGHAM, MASS. TAYLOR, TIMOTHY G. 4 COURT LANE DEDHAM, MASS. THANOS, THEODORA P. 43 LODGE ST. MANCHESTER, N. H. THEPENIER, JEAN CLAUDE 184 WALKER ST. BABYLON, NEW YORK THISTLE, PAUL A. 21 CRICKLEWOOD LANE MELROSE, MASS. THOMAS, ROBERT J. 213 BELMONT AVE. WESTBURY, N. Y. THOMASINO, FRANK E. 19 HOOKER DRIVE W. HARTFORD, CONN. THOMPSON, DEBORAH M. TROOP K RD. MANILUS, N. Y. THOMSON, TERRESA L. 8305 COTTAGE ST. VIENNA, VIRGINIA TIERNEY, PAUL F. 36 RICE ROAD WAYLAND, MASS. TICHE, JAMES D. BALDWIN HILL ROAD LITCHFIELD, CONN. TIMMONS, ELLEN M. 955 CENTRE ST. JAMAICA PLN., MASS. TINDAL, BRUCE B. 160 ELY ROAD LONGMEADOW, MASS. TISS, HOWARD B. 2 ARCHBRIDGE LANE SPRINGFIELD, N. J. TOBIN, WILLIAM J., JR. 2 MANOR DRIVE STOUGHTON, MASS. TOMASZEWSKI, URSULA 71 RUNYON AVE. SOMERSET, N. J. TORTORA, ROSARIO F. 43 LINWOOD ST. ANDOVER, MASS. TOUGAS, GEORGE 39 ELM AVENUE BROCKTON, MASS. TROTMAN, JOYCE C. 102 HART ST. TRENTON, N. J. TSENG, VIVIEN F. 15 SLEEPY HOLLOW RD. PORT CHESTER, N. Y. TSICKRITZIS, PETER N. 74 HATHAWAY CIR. ARLINGTON, MASS. TUBMAN, HAROLD 64 LEWIS ROAD SWAMPSCOTT, MASS. TURCO, ROBERT M. 10 BEACON ST. WALPOLE, MASS. TURNER, HARVEY P. 7 NOB HILL RD. WAYLAND, MASS. UCHIN, MERYL SUSAN 245 RIVERVIEW AVE. HIGHLAND PARK, N. J. UGAWA, SUMIKO 45 WARREN STREET MELROSE, MASS. ULLMANN, WILLIAM A. MOOSE HORN RD. E. HARTLAND, CONN. UNANGST, ALAN C. 212 MAIN STREET HANOVER, MASS. URBAITIS, MARLEEN DARCY 2089 PLUM STREET SCHENECTADY, N. Y. URBAN, JOHN 185 GREEN STREET JAMAICA PLAIN, MA. UVELLO, ROBERT J. 128 LEIGHTON ROAD BOSTON, MASS. VENTRONE, JOSEPH 19 BLUE RIDGE ROAD CRANSTON, R. I. VERDON, JAMES P. 31 LUNAR AVE. BRAINTREE, MASS. VERDRAGER, CECILS S. 1341 REGENT ST. SCHENECTADY, N.Y. VERNER, RODNEY H. 9 BROADMOOR DRIVE RUMSON, N. J. VICHNICK, BARRY 2 STONE HENGE LANE E. NORTHPORT, L.I., N.Y. VOGT, ROBERT E. 1643 RIDGEWAY DRIVE HEWLETT, N. Y. WACHTEL, JUDITH G. 27 VALLEY LANE W. N. WOODMERE, L.I., N.Y. WADKOVSKY, PAUL B. CAMEL HOLLOW RD. HUNTINGTON, N. Y. WALKER, JOSEPH B. 164 NO. MAIN ST. COHASSET, MASS. WALLACE, RICHARD L. 625 BEACON STREET MANCHESTER, N. H. Directory WHITE, JONATHAN R. 415 MAIN ST. CENTERVILLE, MASS. WILSON, DANIEL V. 24 GILBERT ST. PATCHOGUE, N. Y. WARD, MARGARET A. 204 SOUTH STREET HARTFORD, CONN. WARTER, MARK W. 541 E. BROAD ST. WESTFIELD, N. J. WASSTROM, LUCY B. CHERRY HILL RD. BROOKLYN, CONN. WATHEY, WAYNE C. 228 MAPLE ST. W. HEMPSTEAD, N. Y. WATSON, JOHN S. 3 PINE LOW GLEN COVE, N. Y. WEINBERG, ELLYN M. 11 RARITAN AVE. HIGHLAND PARK, N.J. WEINSTEIN, LEON M. 34 MAPLE AVE. RYE, N. Y. WEINSTOCK, JEFFREY 7121 PARK HGTS. AVE. BALTIMORE, MD. WENGER, SAMUEL A. 60 50 BLVD. EAST W. NEW YORK, N. J. WERME, BRUCE H. 119 SHERBURN CIRCLE WESTON, MASS. WESTAWAY, SHERRY ANN 144 NEWLAND STREET NORTON, MASS. WHITE, KENNETH R. 16 WHEELER STREET LEXINGTON, MASS. WHITE, MARY F. 21 COOLIDGE AVE. GLENS FALLS, N. Y. WHITE, RICHARD A. 26 CAROLAN AVE. HAMPTON, N. H. WHITE, ROBERTA M. 4 WARREN RD. MARBLEHEAD, MASS. TORTORA, MARY J. WHITNEY 428 NORTH MAIN ST. SUFFIELD, CONN. WIENER, ROBERT 693 DOWNING ST. TEANECK, N. J. WILDER, ELEANORE L. 16 MT. PLEASANT ST. HYDE PARK, MASS. WILK, IRWIN J. 834 E. 57TH ST. BROOKLYN, N. Y. WILLIAMS, BRADFORD 30 GRANTHAM ROAD WALLINGFORD, CONN. WILLIAMS, JONATHAN M. 165 ATHERTON STREET MILTON, MASS. WILSON, CLIFTON G. 23 ATHERTON ST. MILTON, MASS. WINER, CHERYL 93 MOHEGAN DRIVE W. HARTFORD, CONN. WINN, CHRISTINE T. N. Y. STATE VOCATIONAL WEST VIEW DR. GRANVILLE, N. Y. WINSLOW, EDWARD B. 37 AVON ROAD WELLESLEY, MASS. WOLFE, MARGARET 3815 CARRIAGE HOUSE DR. CAMP HILL, PENN. WOODTKE, CHARLES E., JR. 11 CLOVERDALE LANE RYE, N. Y. WOODWARD, GERALD J. 12 COOLIDGE ST. METHUEN, MASS. WUJACK, JOHN L. 17 FAIRFIELD DR. SHORT HILLS, N. J. WUJACK, PAUL H. 17 FAIRFIELD DR. SHORT HILLS, N. J. ZAFFINI, DONALD E. 38 MAPLE ST. MANSFIELD, MASS. ZAGAMI, FRANCIS J. 176 mi Circ Desk LB 1402 .C25 Y36 1970 C.2 The Curryer 1970 Circ Desk IB The Corryer 1402 .C25 Y36 1 970