Curry College - Curryer Yearbook (Milton, MA)

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CLASS OF 73 OUR FINAL YEAR John Lee Mary Zavatone new Dean of Women — Continuing Education in Second year — Perry Normal School becomes Perry School at Curry — Duncan Forbes Will donates football stands — Mike Faulkner spends semester in Hong Kong — Senate tries to sponsor overseas vacations — Committee on Equivalent Educa- tion established — Alben Barrows starts off Cultural Affairs Series (eventually series cancelled) — Feasibility study for Nursing pro- gram launched — Budget hear- ings stalemated — Frank Growling Bear lectures — Teacher Evalua- tion launched — Admission fee set for football games (without ID) — Dianne Larrier and Bob Stanton co-chair Parents ' Weekend — best yet — Choppers launch three game female football schedule — Atherton Street resi- dents propose deadending — fine system imposed on Men ' s dorms — Homecoming features Harry Chapin and Gunn Hill Road — dance at Marriott overcrowded — Gena Santagada is Queen — foot- ball team has winning season but misses championship — college rents ski lodge — Who ' s Who is controversial again — Perry-Curry Children ' s Theatre presents Snow White — Dierdre Ko- zlowski appointed ' Acting ' Dean of Women — Flash and Speiser as Lenny Bruce for December con- cert — trip to Costa de Sol set — All college meeting held — ad- ministrators absent except Evans who gets grilling — Evans named Mary Ann Korzniok V.P. — search made for replace- ment with students participating — Student capital campaign din- ner held — 2nd bloodmobile held — lunch boycott promoted — Opportunity Expo organized — Basketball team ' s record is tradi- tional — more losses — Atherton Street proposal goes through — Girls basketball fares no better than men — Hockey has very suc- cessful season — Lacrosse club formed — 3 4 of telephones pulled from dorms — Activity ref- erendum finally on ballot — stu- dents vote raise in activity fee — Fiddler by ITAC is great success — Rights rally and blockade initiated — corners Goldrick to co-operate lack Mills — 3rd Annual Ecology Fair — Tennis continuing to win, Baseball loses first time — Student Ex- change program announced with Johnston College of the Universi- ty of Redlands — John Lee is class president despite impeachment effort in Senate. First to hold it both Frosh and Senior years — Christine Cain is Vice President, Mary Ann Korzniok is secretary, Jack Mills, treasurer. Rich Steiner Edited Currier-Times again, Tim Garvey presided over senate as president, 2nd year. Wells Peck is treasurer, for a time Tom Butler is Vice President of the Senate. Sen- ators were Judy Robinson, Sam Gelb, Eliot Sirkin. Tom Dippert handled Social committee 1st semester, WVAC. Mike Faulkner is class orator, Rich Steiner Tim Garvey are co-recipients of Out- standing Male Resident Student award. Mrs. Gertrude Webb is ' Man of the Year ' . OUR goal is reached. c urru $$Ukgt llpnn % r ifliltun, fRtatncliutttte rommtnbotion of % $rr«ibtnt anb Oft .Jfn 3Sonr6 of tErusfcts Ips contemn upon uTftr Class of 13f3 Up brgrtr of lartiflnr nf Arts oltn, taith all Ih ffiiurn at . 1 honor,, rio.1,1. Hilton, 4Ja«»a Btib pnuileqrs pertaining thereto. hu»tll», lb fiiA Q.JLmu. @ Christine Cain

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CLASS OF 73 . . . OUR JUNIOR YEAR left to right: Judy Robinson, John Lee and Christine Cain. PRESIDENT: JOHN LEE VICE-PRESIDENT: STEVE BLEECKER SECRETARY: CHRISTINE CAIN TREASURER: JUDY ROBINSON Senators: Tom Butler, Sam Gelb, (Bob Stanton), Diane Larrier. Tim Garvey was elected to the presi- dency of the Student Senate — Steve Bleecker, Tom Dippert, and Ron Lichenstein ran WVAC — Rich Steiner edited the newspa- per — Bob Meers edited the year- book — Post of Director of Stu- dent Activities ' created, Mary Zavatone named — Division of Continuing Education started, remember the controversy? — Main House opened — Adminis- tration moved to Antherton Street — Drapkin Student Center opened and dedicated — Foot- ball; Colonels lose homecoming game but win conference race — Homecoming concert features Swallow and Seatrain — Dinner dance at Blue Hills Country Club — Hockey ends fourth season with a winning record — Com- muters ' Council created — Bowl- ing Club comes to Curry, Mike Faulkner is President — Light- house and Dreams concert — Drop-in-Center started — Exposi- tive series on administration stirs up hornets nest — Faculty votes in student observers on a permanent basis for full Faculty meetings — Senate meets Board of Trustee ' s for the first time — Capital Ca- paign kicked off by William Levin with $250,000. — Gripe session leads to ' All College Forum ' — Basketball has a losing season — Dance Marathon held to benefit Muscular Distrophy — College establishes Milton Scholarships — Book Fair held to raise money for the library — Fashion Show held to benefit the Martin Luther King Scholarship Fund — Ecology Fair held in conjunction with Milton Day, marks Curry ' s twentyth year here — Spring weekend dinner dance — Dean Rose retires and Dean Kakascik resigns — the Col- onel becomes the Currier-Times — Rich Steiner and Diane Larrier named Outstanding Resident Students — Freddy Eddy was named ' Man of the Year ' .

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Who ' s Who 9 Named for 73 2 Named for 72 Mike Faulkner New Haven, Connect cut History Major, President Bowling Club, Resident Advisor — Lom- bard Hall, Member Alexander Graham Bell Honor Society, Dean ' s List, Curry College Choir, 1972 fall semester — New Asia College, in Hong Kong. Richard B. Steiner West Hartford, Connecticut Sociology Major, Member of Student Welfare, Discipline, and Library Comm., Member of the Currier-Times staff; 7969-7973, Editor 1971-1973, National Student Register Member, Drop in Center, House Director — Honors House, Student Senate Member, Resident Advisor — Lombard Hall, Dean ' s List. William C. Doolittle Milford, Connecticut Elementary Education Major, Member Tennis and Hockey teams, Curry College Choir, Brass Ensemble, and Madrigal Member, Dean ' s List.