Curry College - Curryer Yearbook (Milton, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1976 volume:

CURRYER 1976 CURRY COLLEGE MILTON, MASSACHUSSETTS VOLUME XXIV RANDELH.KOHLENBERGER EDITOR RUTH-ELLEN BURACKASST EDITOR CONTENTS Prologue Dedication Student Life student life theatre entertainment Faculty Administration administration faculty memorial page 4 page 21 page 22 page 24 page 45 page 52 page 62 page 64 page 70 page 81 Sports football hockey basketball baseball tennis women ' s Softball women ' s flag football Intra murals candids Government Organizations Freshmen Sophomores Juniors Seniors Senior Week Graduation Editor ' s Message Advertisements page 82 page 84 page 88 page 92 page 94 page 98 page 100 page 102 page 104 page 108 page 112 page 138 page 140 page 142 page 144 page 171 page 186 page 188 ■ fZ ifr. ' i fe .•, aj Ki mumlttm r yl iaglilgilggimiggj,, r « ' ' p ' - i ifi ip DEDICATION By tradition, the senior class dedicates their year- book to an outstanding member of the Curry community . The class of 1976 has so honored Mrs, Barbara F. Pettingill. Ma Rett has been the Assistant to the Dean of Stu- dent Life for three years. Since coming to Curry sev- en years ago, Mrs. Pettingill was the force behind making Scholars B Hall co-ed, thus giving Curry its first co-ed residence. She has always been a familiar face on campus and a great inspiration in the progress of the College. For this we extend to her many thanks. The class of 1976 wishes Ma Rett the best of luck in the future and we hope she will always remember us, as we will never forget her. Ls Hr , — ,r ' ft.. ■■■■■■•■ S2 ' TSL ' L • i ' V ' .Xi ' fS p i— i w— ■■!— t V ' 8. — ' a ;tSi ' ' ZW ' i ' ' i ' } ' ' 1- f t.J .M DENT LIFE STU i l ' . ' ' :;r ' ' ri ir ' iiii UDENTLIFES liSTUDENT LIFE STUDENT LIFE ST s s K, sgf i ■ iSM- PARENTS ' WEEKEND NTERNATIONAL NIGHT rUDENT LIFE STUDENT LIFE STUDENT LIFE STUDENT LIFE STUDENT LIFE STUDENT LIFE STUDEN ' Igjajllii? :§fi TUDENTLIFESTUDE STUDENT LIFE STUDENT LIFE STUDENT LIFE STUD ARTS FAIR 5fENTlTFFSTUIOENTI SPRING WEEKEND SPECIAL AWARDS Person of the Year . Barbara F . Pettingill Outstanding Woman Resident Outstanding iVIaie Resident . . . Outstanding Woman Commuters . Outstanding Male Comffiuters . . Outstanding Woman Athlete . . . The Barbara F. Pettingill Award Dean of Student Life ' s Awards . .Andrea Negro ' john Morrow Gretchen Baker ' sheila Holt , MichaelO ' Sulli Andrea Negro .Judy Singer .Jim Cooney Judy Singer Seventh Annual Awards Banquet 1975 ■ 1976 April 22, 1976 f -. t s Tf -,- l- P ' ' is- ACADEMIC AWARd|| ' I Psycholo Award NormandD. Ledoux English Award Michael Mogera Political and Historical Studies . . .Bruce Lorge Elementary Education Award . ,, -. . . Sharon Kaye Secondary Education Awards .... Maria Bacigalupo Early Childhood Award Carol Forbes Learning Disabilities: Undergraduate Elaine Sevel 1 Learning Disabilities: Postgraduate . Pamela Brown I Science Division Awards John McAuliffe George Hovorka Communication Arts and Sciences . . Michael Matthews Special Award to Ron Hurst Fine Arts Award Fred Bryden OTIS vs. HUTCHINSON I.T.A.C. PRESENTS SOUTH PACIFIC ANTIGONE - — PHUKSsS GUN HILL ROAD HORSE- RACING B ' ksjl M Hl E l H BHJh  ■P 1 am Ti ■ ■ Mr 1 K ' t B 4 1 ' c I ' ■ ■ ,7 ;:; w L r-- THESO ' S DANCE .1 NTERTAINMENT ENTERTAINMENT ENTERTAINMENT ENTERTAINMENT ENTERTAINMENT ENTERTAINMENj f Dr. John S. Hafer, President of the College V .,- --- isT f ' - m i? : . Dr. Frederick Kirschenmann, Dean of the College ! ' ; ' ?5«i: Donald S. McNeil, Director of Development Thomas D. Goldrick, Business Manage i.K Warren S. Bazirgan, Director of Public Relations Helen G. LaBaron, Bursar - i • Deirdre C. Kozlowski, Ass. Dean of Counseling, Ombudsperson John P. Vallely, Director of Purchasing New Student Advising Team G. Hilyard G Wharton A. Greenberg J. Touger B. Steinberg A Levin P. Fleming C. Scheig J. Hill J. Holloway B. Brown Jo Hahnfeld fffjrf F ' Pfffl Dean of Student Life Staff Bill Howard Tom Kelso Ellen Engler Pam Pratt Jo-Anne Roderiqucs Steve Pickell Andie Negro Wendy Davidov Nancee Chalifour Eleanor Spinney IVlaureen Durkin Chris Sheehan Chris rOeale Norman Hopping Steve McNeill Bob Smith Joyce Yanchar Tom Alcott Jody Gustin John Dalye Judy Singer Bob Capalbo Barbara Pettingill Jim Cooney Noel Triffletti Steve Triffletti Rich Rendon Barnes IMclMevin Joan Callanan Helene Gelberg DIVISION OF BEHAVIORAL ' i -S Dr. Carl J. Cooper, Chairperson Patricia A. Fleming Ann P. Levin Dr. Dante J. Germanotta Dr. Albert Sherring Peter Hainer Bruce Steinburg Dr. Gerald Hilyard Dr. John 0. Gawne SCIENCE AND EDUCATION Stephen S. Howe James G. Salvucci Dr. Frederick Kirschenmann Judy Kennedy Dr. Ellen P. O ' Sullivan DIVISION OF Dr. C. Alan Anderson, Chairperson Roger Allan Bump William T. Flavin John Hahnfeld Marlene Lundvall George Wharton John D. Kathleen B. McCann Dr. William R. Preageant Elizabeth A. Rubin Robert Uvello Dr. Ronald Warners Schuster HUMANITIES DIVISION OF SCIENCES Dr. John Hovorka, Chairperson Dr. Hiram J. Evans Dr. John R. Holloway Dr. John E. Tramandozzi Indar Raj. Kama! Dr. Jerold Touger DIVISION OF LANGUAGE Z-alO L Vj AND LITERATURE Dr. Frances M. Kohak — chairperson Robert J. Forbes Dr. Gladys Martinez Edward H. Hastings Dr. Alexander Moissiy Claudine H. Hogarth Tamara S. Moissiy Marvin L. Mandell Dr. Joseph L. Schneider - -.: f !.::A a ' M %-;Jfei DIVISION OF SOCIAL SCIENCES Dr. Robert L. Keighton Dr. Robert W. Garden Judson M. Lyon Joseph K. Eckert Dr. Pamela Wrinch Dr. John E. Hill William C. Roth Robert F. Capalbo Arthur N. Smith Dr. Alan C. Greenburg Through Fire In Memory of Pamela Wrinch Where dunes resist the green eroding tides, Bayberries grey in winter, and winds whip grass Into submissi veness. Northeasters twist The pines, and only rock ' s immutable. This is a fitting place for Kore, wintering. To stand in brief return within Demeter ' s Home, to trace the rhythm of vo luted shells. The spiralling of time upon itself. Well might Demeter see with joy that daughter ' s Generosity and strength, her quick perceivance. Gentleness, as if she brought from deeper Halls some knowledge never pawned for power. But short was that reunion; without flowers. That final summering, as they, unknowing. Walked along the ocean shore to Eleusinian mysteries. Mute evergreens there stood aghast to watch The all-transforming flames reach toward the stars. We at these rites stand in the outer court And by the flaming toches, final flowers. We now renounce, before the Maker of the wind And rock, our first audacity— when we (Like Pluto and Demeter) presumed to call Her ours --and then the last audacity— When we presumed to know the seasons of the gods. And how, as then, at dawn the finite fire Pales in the great infinity of light. Eternally renewed. (In Greek mythology Kore is the daughter of the earth-goddess Demeter. While they are together earth flowers and is fruitful; but Pluto, god of the underworld, abducts Kore During her stay underground, the earth is winter-bound and barren; but Kore is allowed brief visits above ground, and these times of the reunions of Demeter and Kore are the fruitful, flowering seasons. The Greeks celebrated the mysteries of Demeter and Kore at Eleusis. There, after the participants had walked along the coast from Athens to Eleusis, the celebrations of the first night of the mysteries took place by torchlight outside the temple itself.) Frances MacPherson-Kohak December 10,1975 ' L •«v. ■ 1 nU ? ' 1 2 ' -;. • ' i it ' ' ■• Editor: , . ' Andrei Negro- 4 SMU 9 2 WPI 7 6 New Hampshire 5 4 St. Francis 3 5 Hawthorne 4 4 iVlass Maritime 6 6 St. Francis 7 2 Nichols 9 3 SiV U 2 3 Hawthorne 3 4 Mass Maritime 6 4 Assumption 1 6 Stonehill 2 3 WPI 4 3 Assumption 7 5 New Hampshire 2 10 Stonehill 3 tta i8LiL ' .iajie:ZIZ:ii[rra fe t i - e.=j-- i f I ' ' i — t I 4 A ' ' %:%L 84 Hawthorne 81 63 SMU 102 78 Mass Maritime 87 73 Roger Williams 87 76 Nichols 86 68 Bridgewater State 99 55 Coast Guard Academy 79 82 Gordon 76 62 Eastern Nazerene 77 62 New England 61 11 Roger Williams 87 85 Salem State 84 70 Mass Maritime 73 69 Framingham State 68 67 U Mass (Boston) 75 85 Boston State 92 75 Eastern Nazerene 90 11 Boston State 126 79 SMU 104 86 Suffolk 124 57 U Mass (Boston) 72 I .« - ' 4, ii w 3 2 9 6 7 4 11 6, 6 8 1 11 10 2 13 7 7 10 Suffolk Stonehill Eastern Nazerene New England New England New Hampshire New Hampshire Franklin Pierce Franklin Pierce Assumption Assumption Barrington Mass Maritime Mass Maritime Windham Eastern Nazerene Hawthorne Hawthorne Nichols Semi-Finals Franklin Pierce Finals New Hampshire 3 8 7 7 9 5 1 2 4 9 22 16 9 6 Forfeit 7 8 1  s «« gssga . Sx • j (3Nii i r% ' r s . 20 La Salle Boston State 21 Mount Ida 6 La Salle 6 .-; r] - - - A n ' W ;: vV ( A ■■ ' t k.. i V 7 - - Bvr 1 J H V Xk ■I A Song of Greatness When I hear the old men Telling of heroes. Telling of great deeds Of ancient days, When I hear that telling Then I thinl within me I too am one of these When I hear the people Praising great ones. Then I know that I too Shall be esteemed; I too when my time comes Shall do mightily. Mary Austin GOV AND COMMUTER ' S President; Vice-President; Secretary; Treasurer; Jeff IVIarr Bev Kandler Sheila Holt Richard IVIeers Over the bumps, into the vast parking lot and up the eternal stairs they come. The members of the Commuter Council bridge the gap between themselves and faculty, administra- tion, resident students, and provision of social activities. Obviously they are getting their job done!  ' 1 l felBit laM.«_ ;, Hl ' . , 1 ' 1| | H i; 5 B viini 9 - 4 p IS jM| 1 4 A J M fx i- y B ' id - Jm. M: FOOD This committee has its ' struggles: too hot; too cold too much; too little too well; too raw too mushy; too tough too spicy; too bland repeats, repeats, repeats, I M I I I I I I I .. -.v i J(lL.afe - at ,,...-: ' ' jvfV- ' - Vl i?.P - : r ::- f K- ii: ' ? ' .- .. ' y -T r —-y 1 ' r- In RIN ONT mw T. w. H R 1 R G R L A President; D N Trevor Messiah 1 The formerly known Z B.S.U. (Black Stu - A dent Union) has changed leader. T philosophy, and name. New members are as follows: 1 Deborah White (V.P .) 1 Eugene Deloatch Alan Freeman Oli nda Rolle Bill Polanco N Michael Franco Angel Lopez Al Jackson President; Amir Homoyounfar 1 COFFE-HOUSE Ena, Heidi, Bunny, Betty(Liz), Marcia, ajini rj The Loose Caboose with its ' rowdy crowds and blissful beverages, was sobered by the efforts of the Coffe-House crew. Various plants, wall wall hangings, soft lights, and mellow music led way for atranquil and enjoyable evening, @ twice a month. The home-baked eats and variety of refreshments were an added pleasure. Thank you all! !!!!!!! !!!!!!! 4 Who says they don ' t have SPIRIT???? CHEER- LEADERS Above the noise of the fans they chant their cheers . RAH ! ! ! RAH ! ! ! RAH!!! Season after season, game after game, sport after sport. The cheerleaders went through a transition this year, of non- recognition and involvement. How- ever, we hope to see them bounce back with all their spirit, to cheer us on to prospective victories! ! ! ---% Patricia Baker; Advisor Kathy Sexton; Captain W.S.G.A EOS M L V S E F E N R C S N 1 1 A N T G I N Secretary Pam Case Vice President Mary Jude Benoit President Pat North Treasurer Ruth Lucas Not Pictured Susan Grieco Tish O ' Connell Kathy Wilson Karen Benedict Cindi Keating Sherrie Kronenburg Pat Hazard Heidi Webb Debbie Caudle Barb ara Wickham Maureen Durl in Ann Powers Margie MacMullen Cindi Butryn Kathy Sexton Jeanne Turner 75-76 M.D.C Vice President Corr. Secretary FVesident Treasurer Corr. Secretary Rec. Secretary Ron Kozel John Morrow Chuck Falcone David Foster Cary Le Blanc Bruce Marsh Rec. Secretary Treasurer President Vice President Bruce Tagrin Jeb Killion Ron Kozel Bruce Tagrin T I L R Y Not Pictured Dave Crouse Steve McGinnity Richard Perez Bill Round Clark Linehan Scth Liebowitz Eric Arena Gurdon Perry John De Jesu Haskell Simpkins Steve lorio CURRY ART JOURNAL INDEPENDENT THEATRE President Robin Lord Vice President • Nancee Chalifour AT Secretary Ena Sandler Treasurer Jim Kirk • Director Heidi C. Franke CURRY Ik v - T.- . SOCIAL i J . ' iV ' llult- ■■■■: !£ l« : COMMITTEE STUDENT President — Steve McNeil Vice President — Jeff Tarleton Recording Secretary — Debbie SImplcins Corresponding Secretary — John IVlorrow Treasurer — Sam Shutts th SENATE FVesident — Jeff Tarleton Vice President — Rick Rendon Recording Secretary — Jeanne Turner Corresponding Secretary — Bruce Tagrin Treasurer — Sam Shutts Not Pictured Joanne Roderiques Kevin O ' Connor Maureen Durkin Sharon Goldmeier Cary (Chico) Le Blanc Bobbi Lees Ginny Balchunas Heather Ruhl M it .■ ' P=C « S5«i j£sir ' ' eJP ' 1 1 H .iir L STUDENT ACTIVITY BUILDING T W fm E LOOSE CABOOSE f A new memijer to our college community exist above the loose caboose. It is a multi-purpose room; housed there are: two ping-pong tables, one pin-ball machine, one pool table, checker and backgammon boards, and a good time. Although it lacks a name, and is still in its ' growing stages, the possibilities are numerous. GOOD LUCK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! UPSTAIRS fjA3SSil _ k fA i m •■ssifcea ' .suat!«.v ' ' j a ? ' S%S Jhe Currier-Times CURRY COLLEGE, MR.TON. IVIASSACHIJSETTS THE CURRYER STAFF ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL HONOR SOCIETY Christopher Neale Andrea Negro Randel Kohlenberger Mary-Jude Benoit w H ' S W H Scott Grocott Thomas Kelso John Morrow Frederick A. Bryden Bruce Lorge Heidi C. Franke Douglas Richards Carol A. Forbes Paul Kaschuluk Amir Homayounfar FRESHMAN CLASS President — Gary Le Blanc Vice President — Bruce Marsh Sec Tres. — Robin Lord W 1 M M, .;,i,-v4 A. f MttHHl 1 ' ; ' ' ■ ' -. m i. B V • Kr ' 1 i 1 s l v ? vH I raj E _ m BjClTi m A u L , M SOPHOMORE CLASS JUNIOR CLASS I saw life through the eyes of a child as I watch him clean his boat before putting it into the lake. We can learn from children, —Walter Rinder Pictured: Susan Damberg, top right Eleanor Spinney, top left Jane Lashaway, left Laurel Douglas and Tom Fair, right i .Y 4 ;. sy r Editor: Steve Karmelin Ann Marie Milano Walter Pastel, Jr. Elise McCarthy Michaiel Patrick Moran Andrea Wegro ' - James Steven Reed Joan Callanan Pamela Dresher Ronald B. Hurst Michael Matthews Debra Orenberg Edward Fay Barbara Pierce Stephen McNeill Andrea Feinberg W r( 1 ' ' l Hj, r id ' 4iji i B ' .W .a V ■I Bruce Lorge John Morrow Ann Young Charles Falcone Cynthia Butryn Michele Goldsmith Kurt Wlansbach David Arnold Deborah Simpkins _ ::-!ll 0H:::::::.:: ' l yiiilliiiii Wayne Horner Steven Karmelin Scott Grocott Beth Verrochi Bonnie Santonello Pamela Case Steven Mechlinski Wendy Oavidov Pamela Pratt Alfred Barnes McWevin Gregory King pi.: I m| i •mm Lynn Lazarus Charles Belnick Thomas Haugh Martin Bissonnette Thomas DeCabia Douglas Black Sharon Levy Jill Shuman Patricia Zappone Jo Ann Nicholas 1 Antoinette Mariano Cynthia Sheehan Barbara Ross Frederick Arata Stephen Whisler ■ W Mtf ■■ Jppp L W ' ' 1 1 1 V .:.A ) «r..-. .- i j ' i f ' i , w ' ■ J 1 k jiik Si James Murphy Patrick Ramsey John Hayes Kevin Hanley ' • Dominick Romano Martin Rosenkrantz Patricia Baker Joyce Harmelin Bruce MacPherson Lucinda Keith Jennifer Bump Carol Lippert George Hovorka Dale O ' Hayer Mark Andrews Brian Timulty Nancy Van Putten Mary Ellen Thurber Amir Homayounfar Mary-Jude Benoit Randel H. Kohlenberger iS2£ ; Q ca -1 Q Q X fs o o 2 m 1 m S s o o o o o -a (0 QJ -o c 2 8 o S o -1 Q U- E-o £ § E ' - r- O -Q c -2 S •:; 2nJnJ On5Qj._CJ2 (T! O - — D OCQSQ -ict: LLji? _jQ_uj2Q: (rviQ: QODQ ; £ : - o 5 . o SI This Year Senior Week was restored. A week of some reminising of the past four years, a few cookouts, and lot of partying. c« i ' i L? wfi£ ieemm (fff istme ACADEMIC QUADRANGLE I I a.m. PRELUDE Chaconne- Louis Couperrn Choral Song - Samuel Weslev Fifth OrganConcerto-CF Handel •PROCESSIONAL ' Sonata II - Ichann Pezel (Audience please stand) NATIONAL ANTHEM : Led bv Curry College Choir INVOCATION The Rev Cecil H Rose Retired Curry Dean o( Sturdents GREETING p, Dr lohn Stuart Hafer ' President. Curry College CLASS ORATOR Christopher John Neale PRESENTATION OF CLASS GIFT Anthony Joseph Searcy Pres dent. Class of 7976 CHORAL SELECTION ■ ..:. O Brother Mani - text lohn Creenleaf Whittier, music Geofrey Shaw Curry College Choir William T Flavin, soloist COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS Stephens Fiailey Vice President, American Council on Education CONFERRING OF HONORARY DEGRESS President Hafer Stephen K Bailey, Doctor ol Letters Rexford A Bristol, Chairman of the Executive Committee, The Foxboro Company, Doctor ol Laws Peter Fuller, President - Owner, Cadillac Automobile Company of Boston. Doctor ol Laws The Hon Thomas P ONeill. |r . Majority Leader, U S House of Representatives, Doctor ol Public Administration lohn H Updike, novelist and poet. Doctor of Literature PRESENTATION OF - ' THE NEW ERA AWARD ' ' by Donald D Mitchell VI PRESENTATION OF CANDIDATES FOR DECREES Dr Frederick Kirschenmann Dean ot the College CONFERRING OF DECREES President Hafer ALMA MATER (Audience please stand) BENEDICTION The Rev Edward I Galvin Rector, Queen ol Apostles Seminary, Dedham RECESSIONAL Chorale - I S Bach John S. Hafer President Christopher Neale Orator Anthony Searcy Class President Senior Class President, Anthony Searcy, addressed his classmates and all of those who attended Com- mencement Exercises. The Senior Class gift was a contribution to the Pamela Wrinch Memorial Fund. This fund has been established to help students of Political and Historical Studies. Dr. Sthephen Bailey Guest Speaker Stephen K. Bailey Doctor of Letters John Updike Doctor of Literature Thomas P. O ' IMeill. Jr. Doctor of Public Administration Peter Fuller Doctor of Laws .- ' - Rexford Bristol Doctor of Laws Christopher Neale Recipient of New Era Award Curry ' s easy access to Boston expands our facilities many times over. In four years here we have all been in to the city for many special events. And some of the benefits of Boston have made their way out to Curry. The next few pages are pictures compiled over the past four year period. For the most part they are of concerts in the Orpheum, Music Hall and Boston Garden. The others are celebities that have visited the radio station. When I first came to Curry I would have thought anyone was crazy if they said I would be the editor of the year- book. But I also did not know that when I was a fresh- man that the editor would walk up to me, hand me a camera and tell me to take pictures. So I learned. For the next two years I was the photography editor of the book, but still this was a far cry from being Editor-in- Chief. Finally, last year I was asked to take the job and must have refused ten times. But here I am today writing the Editor ' s message. 1 do not regret taking the job one bit. Sure, there were rough times but there was always someone to help out. We had some problems with our publisher and as a re- sult had to switch. I was pretty confused while all this was going on and have to thank Warren Bazirgan, our faculty advisor for his help in straightening out these business problems. Last year when Editor Pat Sheridan was telling me about a staff, she said that Ruth Burack would be there to help out with things that no one else wanted to do. She was right. Ruth took care of distributing the books and mailing them out which is nothing but a big pain, and not in the neck. She did some typing, ran errands, and came through with a few pleasant surprises like finding pictures that were desperately needed, Ruth will be the Editor next year and she is already as well organ- ized as I was going into my last month. Nancee Chalifour and Mary Carneiro were possibly my biggest helpers. Not only did they do their sections of the book, but they typed and typed more and helped in any other way they could. Jo-Anne Roderiques was our most experienced year- booker and we all were helped by some of her ideas. She was responsible for the Student Life section which is the largest section of the book. Steve Mechlinski was the Photography Editor, making sure that any event was covered by himself or someone else. Also of great assistance as far as photography is concerened was Charlie Flagg of Miller Studio. He did all our printing and processing as well as covering most of the important events. Finally, I would like to thank Chris Sheehan whc as Business Manager helped raise over $1,000.00. And Bob Murphy from American Publishers, who came and picked up the pieces of our publishing problems. I would like to explain a few things about this year ' s book. Everyone wants their book to be a little different so I decided to turn the book sideways and put he bind- ing on the short side. This can make for different lay- out ideas and I hope that we have done a good job with it. One thing that I do not like to see in a yearbook is a page loaded with pictures So we kept the layout fairly light, at least with the candids. I feel orettv much the same about copy. Many times yearbooks can be very corny if they are filled with copy, because you run out of things to say and how to say them. So we tried to keep it to a minimum. I hope you enjoy the book; I do. And take it for what it is, a book of pictures to be felt and remembered. Randy Kohlenberger Editor-in-Chief ny .. V ' amiij . mil I ' : - ' JOB Steve Mechiinski — photo editor Randy Kohlenberger Ted Gallant Ruth Burack Scott Wilson CharlTe Flagg, Miller Studio S8 iii BOOSTERS Patricia O ' C Reach Francis X. Lawson Mr. Mrs. Jerome K. Holloway, Jr. The Wildes Mr. Mrs. Edward Shade Mr. Mrs. Harold Gillet Elaine L. Brown Dorothy and Jack Vallely Mr. Mrs. Walter P. Green Francis J. Linehan, Jr. Mr. Mrs. John D. Wickham Mr. Mrs. Martin Cauper Dr. Mrs. C. Critides Mr. Mrs. Robert S.Hall Matthew Rose Mary Reardon SPONSORS Mr. Mrs. O. Zeppieri Mr. Mrs. John Y. Sanderson Ruth Robbins and WiUiam A. Robbins A.W. Tomkinson Mr. Mrs. William A. Ross Mr. Mrs. John Mastro Mr. Mrs. Francis R. Reardon Mrs. Lloyd A. Teague Mr. Mrs. James G. Murphy Mr. Mrs. Philip Cusack, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Werner P. Franke Mr. Mrs. Salvatore Falcone Harry Brenda Shelton Mr. Mrs. George Frappier Mr. Mrs. Arthur P. Henderson John Gloria Packhem Mr. Mrs. Edward L. Turner Mr. Mrs. M.G. Weinstein Mr. Mrs. John L. Varga Mrs. Joan H. McAuliffe Mr. Mrs. Walter J. Butryn Mr. Mrs. Anthony S.J. Tomasello Mrs. Lillian M. Brown Eugene Natalie Neri PATRONS Mr. Mrs. Warner L. Smith Mr. Mrs. Paul Thompson Mr. Mrs. Kenneth P. MacPherson Mr. Mrs. Burton R. Levenson Mr. Mrs. William A. Verrochi Mr. Mrs. Lawrence H. Reilly Dr. Mrs. Heinz J. Lorge Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Pickell Mr. Victor A. Ventura Mrs. Edith Lucas Mr. Mrs. Clifford R. Faulkner Mr. Mrs. Roger Allen Bump Mr. Mrs. Harry Guy Lees SPECIAL PATRONS Mr. Mrs. David F. Linowes J. Chester and Gertrude M . Webb Mr. Mrs. Carl A. Kuniholm Mr. Mrs. Ernest Malm Robert A. Raeburn Jay and Diane McMullen Lawrence Shirley Lashway Michael Young Steve Lawrence RETAIL— WHOLESALE HAY STRAW SHAVINGS Telephone (312) 837-2411 Evenings (312) 584-3579 7 N. 650 Church Rd. Hanover Park, Illinois 60103 THEKOHLENBERGER ' S Nance Hank Jane, Nancy, Diana. Sue Lynn Ron Mittelstaedt Compliments of DR. MRS.J.F. GALLAGHER JR. AND FAMILY DELANEY FUNERAL HOME Walpole, Mass. r In STOCK material handling, workplace, securitf, and storage equipment produtts - NEW. USED S RENTALS WHtR -TOILER -HORIZONUL -PORTABLE Visit Our Showroom 1 SYCAMORE AVE MEDF08D OFF ST 93 NEAR 397 RIVERSIDE AVE In Well,n9H , G.cle A,,o -li . BABE RUTH BASEBALL Richard W. Case International President Trenton, N.J. WOLLASTON CREDIT UNION PERSONAL AUTO LOANS NO NOTICE SAVINGS ACCTS. EARN 55 4% PER ANNUM Real Estate-Mortgages Home Improvements All Accounts Fully Insured Under Law By Mass.C.U. Share Insurance Corp. 651 Hancock St., Wollaston 773-3500 773-8600 Open Mon.-Thurs. 9-8 Tues., Wed.. Fri. 9-5 Specifications: 1976 Curryer Yearbook contains 200 pages 650 copies were printed by Josten ' s American Yearbook Co. The 8 1 2 X 11 silk-screenedcover concept by Tony Chung.