Curry College - Curryer Yearbook (Milton, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1982 volume:

' V ' % ' - ' ' !. ' ' ? CURRY COLLEGE 1982 Milton, Massachusetts Kfc ACTIVITIES He ' s Little Bobby, that ' s Tucker Hannon, and I ' m Mitchell Roman. You ' ve been a great audience and we Love You! ' ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ' ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ' ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ IT ' S TIME FOR PIGGING OUT Thanks should go to Bill Baldwin for helping Curry see a little diversity and excitement as he and the 156 boys pulled off the best event of the year. It was a special night to remember. The casualities were two 40 pound oinkers, and three professional hula dancers. And special thanks goes to the back bathroom ledge for supporting all eleven house members, as they danced to the crowd ' s content. Pig Roast Ro The Galloping Gator gets happy feet. ' Ingram loses control. The Main House Happy Hour proved to be a huge success. Peo- ple danced their buns off. Thank you for giving 156 House a break from their regular happy hours. It was a rest well de- served. M I N H O U S E P A R Y CURRY Curry goes to the slopes once again. Ski Patrol buzzed to the rescue. aM| INTERNATIONAL NIGHT The International Students and a host of others had a night of merriment and shared several different cultures and ways with each other through song and dance. The whole school was invited to participate in a learning experience concerned with other nations which are a part of Curry. left- Harry S. Truman Award Paul Bernier right- Brad accepts Administrative Achievement Award for Dana Denault. right- Bonnie Sparks- Special Administrative Award. Alexander Graham Bell Honor Society- Below Nancy Bartlett, Clifford Bickford, Mary K. Bowman, Faith Boyd, Corinne Donley, Pamela Drew, Mary Dyman, Lisa Fauth, Robert Hemphill, Sam Landy, Nancy Marchetti, Beth Ann Wheeler, Paula Wilde, Judy McCarthy. below- other awards- Broadcasting - Paul Carroll and Mark Biase Communication- Judith McCarthy Education- Nancy Marchetti Fine Arts - Bob Boyle Management (junior) Bob Hemphill Management - Kathleen Senior Wall Street Journal- Bob Hemphill Nursing- Jennifer Johnson Psychology- Sally McLeish Science- Nancy Bartlett Barbara Pettingill- Butch Aggen Outstanding Resident Assis.- Peter Capabio, Bruce Weckworth Outstanding Quad Council- Pasquale Tramonte Outstanding Resident Student- Mark Fitz Fitzgerald Outstanding Commuter- Pat Tonsberg Outstanding Club Organization- Alcohol Board Outstanding Contribution to Campus Activities- Rich Shallies, Mitch Roman Yearbook Dedication- Robert C. Smith Alumni Scholarships- Kelley Smith, John Boyle Jennifer A. Philips Memorial- Jody LaRosa Executive Board Achievements Award- Peter Capalbo and Rhonda Peete left- Judith McCarthy- English Award below- Faculty Achievement Award- Jerry Touger. left- Kip Busch gives Kathy Manning special thanks. Who ' s Who Among Students- Mimi Ar- cand, Lisa Argento, Lois Barnes, Anne Bartley, Karen Blair, Judi Boehm, Sally Brophy, Robin Cowgill, Daniel Gleason, Allen Harrison, Bruce Weckworth, Beth Wheeler, Judy Woods. Male Athlete of Year- Phil Nickerson Sally Brophy-Female Athlete of the Year. Nick Kroch accepts Person of the Year Award for absent Paul Bradley. The Theatre Production Class showed people at Curry that the world of theatre is alive and well as they sparkled in the spring productions of Black Comedy and The Dumb Waiter . Above- The talents of Craig Barry and Cheryl Deutsch,with the acting abilities of Todd Cosgrove and Jeff MacNutt, made the Dumb Waiter come alive. Black Comedy was the highlight of the evening as eleven hard working students caught the audi- ence in their grasp and supplied all with gut split- ling laughter. The cast was comprised of such tal- ents as Robert Massotti, Paul McDonnell, Linda Morrison, Cynthia Ventre, Patty Savage, Richard Slaff, Francis Kwiatkowski, and Thomas Elliott. The credit for backstage work and assembling of these future stars goes to Bill Robertson, Cindy Hi- lyard, and for the directing to Michael Barrera. Kathy and Lesley keeping an eye on - - HSH n m mMtr- ju ■ ' ■■ ' i l r ' d y % i -SM H P K jhHjI k ' 1 B Ti w m 1 11 ' - 1 J « . j B I;;;., Dip and Hannon entertaining all as ■ jJl V j p s S I L ' iJ ' ' 1 ' ' II ■ the band takes a break. M % ' J H B ' 1 lij ji m Ej H 1 f v ' V.j; ; 1 ' - ii ' Spring Weekend ' 82 ' ! ■ ! 1 , 1 ■■■ ' ' ■ - • - ' -IF Wfl W ' i ' j%Wt ■ ■ 7 - F . ■■ B ; r l Hr T F ' n ' - m l H M V ,:: iKU ; w . V 1 4 ' - n ;:i The madness of this man struck the cafeteria by storm one day, and the question was asked, Who the Hell was that?, It was the crazed Tim Settimi, who is a comedian, mime, and instructor all rapped up into one. He held a workshop and put on a show for the Student Activities Office. For those of you who saw him, you may never ex- perience anyone of his caliber again. Trent Arterberry ' s third year at Curry proved successful once again as the audience responded to the diverse skits and actions of Mr. Arter- berry. Thanks for three years of dedication to bringing this campus the world of mime. Ray Boston- Musical Comedian- Being the Literary Editor I should write something else, but I didn ' t sec him. But I heard he was good. Obstacle course for R.A. TRAINING. Right i . ' Paul? Learning how to scale the walls of j h wSKf- ' Milton Hall. f9r f 9 . -,._. For future sewer dwellers. The Obstacle Course. i BVii :,i . ' x| k«i ' «B A Jllllf ' Good friends never forget. s fife. Curry ' s not for me because I ' ve got the beat. ■i I I thought I ' d get the acid if you ' d buy the coke. (Just Kidding.) M Anne Hartley, Philip Bush, Pres.; Walter Bailey, Peter Capalbo, Vicc-Pres.; -Glenn Chesley, Advisor: Maura DelGaudio, Cheryl Deutsch, Colleen Foley, Stephen Grandau, Mike Hogan, Paul McDaonald, Stacy Parker, Greg Peck, Rhonda Pectc, Treas.: Tony Peters, Brad Pittman, Sec; Randy Samost, Mike Stahl, Lisa Strauss, Lynns Sullivan, Patty Valdes. N T ' ■ ■■Ml ' ' i I II H I Kii R A D I O S T A T L-R John Boyle, Ed Shore, Don Piccin, Tom Giovanniello Luanne Marrino, Jim Pileeki, Shelly Burnett, Dave Kcnneson, Paul Carroll The Black Student Union The Frat. EVAN ' S ANGELS. NO BALDWIN, YOU CAN ' T HAVE ANY MONEY, FOOD, OR A RIDE! FISHERMEN ' S WIVES UNITE! HEAD FIRST INTO THE TRASHCAN! STARGAZER. i Yes Cynthia we ' ll all be there. rs Yes Jeanne that person already paid. Compliments of ALINE FOTTLER Whipple 42 Best wishes- ANITE AND ARTHUR SPEIER mm m wllj y 5 1 T hI k 1 1 -i i D: A J BBii BI ' S l fK? ' ' ' ' sr i . nr It ' s a boy. ? ' - Spr ■lA ' } II ■ Let ' s hear the theory of evolution explain this one. A visiting Alumnus checks out the newest Cur ry hairstyles. Guess which person here just joined the spaced out club. i. y ' .4: . ■ ■ fv, rn- i- - 1= f ' Mk ' 1 1 CURRY COLO EL SPORTS FOOTBALL n 0m - . - f FRONT ROW: L to R: Mike Reilly, Todd Lieto, Mike Blau, Jack O ' Connor, Chip Marchi, Pasquale Tramonte, Evan Kass, Kicran Clarke, Scott Lubow. 2nd Row L to R: Coach Butch Aggen, Dave Marr, Mike Higgins, Jay Karamourtopoulos, Todd Cosgrove, Bob Diodati, Capt. Dave Moore, Co-Capt. Phil Nickerson, Francis Kwiat- kovvski, Steve Alberti, Mark Dillion, Tom Elliot, Jeff Larson, Tom Fuller, Head Coach Tom Stephens. Top Row: L to R: Coach Bobby Clarke, Coach John Scollins, Art Schwabe, Bill Hussey, Rick Walter, Ken Robinson, Paul Barone, Sumner Mead, Jim Sousa, Dave Rackley, Tony Demarco, Dave Oliver, John Conley, Scott Rosner, Pat Bigg, Dave Fabrizio, John Blackwell, Harold Estabrook, Doug Carilli, Scott Miller, Coach Bob La Raia, Head Trainer, Brookes Johnson i «- 1981 9 Boston State 7 8 Mass. Maritime ' Sfc.J %22 Framingham State 26 3 Maine Maritime 40 10 W. New England 7 Bridgewater State 20 28 Western Conn. 12 18 Nichols 23 6 Plymouth State (3-6-0) 63 « • The Curry Colonels provided much enthusi- asm throughout the College community this season. Although they finished at 3-6 the spirit that was shown by each player, was evident by their play on the grid iron. Under the direct leadership of Phil Nickerson and Dave Moore the team worked all for one and one for all. Through out the past season we all have learned more about ourselves, our peers, and our pride for Curry College. c c E R SLAP HIM IN THE HEAD ED! SOCCER TEAM Front Row: L to R: Rich Tritt, Kip Bush, Bruce Weckworth, Mike Stafford, Mark SulHvan, Bill Burry, Kris Lopes. 2nd Row: Z, to 7? Ed Shore, Paul Radley, Mark Klein, Dave Gillerlain, Scott Buchanan 3rd Row: L to R: Jeff Caplan, Greg Bailey, Mark Fitzgerald, Stephen Wells, Dave Aykanian, Brad Pittman, Marty Mullin. 4th Row: L to R: Larry Conlon, Art Goelman, Dan Coehan, Steve Bryant, Todd McKenzie, Bill Mooney. Top Row: L to R: Asst. Coach Tony Martone, Tom Pope, Ken Wagner, Ed Evans, Head Coach Jim Kaufman. Missing: Dave Abady, Robert L. Boyle, Gary Glaser, Halteman McFarlane, Lyle Millett. The 1981 mens soccer team finished their season with a very respectable 8-6 record. The team showed considerable improvement over the previous years record of 4-9-1. Dedicated coaching was provided by head coach Jim Kaufman and new assistant Tony Martone. Some fine leadership was displayed on the field by the tri-captain, senior halfback Bruce Weckworth, senior goalie Mike Stafford, and Junior fullback Mark Sullivan. The squad began with a strong start as they posted an early 7-2 record, with impressive victories over Boston State, Framingham State, and Mass. Maritime. The remaining five games featured some powerful opponents including UMASS-Boston and Gordon College. The Colonel hooters managed to win only one of those five games. The success of the team can be attributed to the experience of a few upperclassmen and to a solid core of freshman. These freshmen provided the needed scoring addition to the team. The outlook for next years team appears to be excellent. In closing, a special thanks to all who devoted their time to the team. The hard work has paid off. Good luck to the 1982 team. 10 6 3 3 3 5 2 3 RESULTS Mass. Pharmacy Anna Maria Hellenic U. New England Boston State Salve Regina Framingham State Eastern Nazarene Mass. Maritime UMass-Boston Worcester State Emerson Bridgewater State Gordon final record 8-6 FRONT ROW: L TO R: Karen Goldman, Dawn Perry, Sally Brophy, Pat George, Carol McCarthy, Benji Kceler, Jeanne Cudney, Debbie Johnston, Margaret McClung. TOP ROW: L to R: Asst. Coaches: Paul Cimmonetti, Andre Pare, Lisa Nolan, Sue McLoghlin, Diane Johnson, Loel Westermann, Heather Holm, Joann Moody, Rene York, Jean Robertson, Sandy Haiman, Judy Pressman, Head Coach Rick Coplan, Jr. 9-18 9-21 9-26 9-30 10- 2 10- 5 10- 7 10- 9 10-15 10-17 10-20 10-22 10-30 11- 5 @ Stonehill 3-4 Babson 1-2 Colby 1-3 @ Wellesley 2-4 @ Harvard 3-1 Stonehill 1-2 @ Bryant 4-2 Boston Univ. 1-6 @ Brandeis 3-1 @ Bates 2-0 @ Framingham St. 5-3 Brown 2-0 @ Rhode Isl. Coll. 3-2 Bridgewater St. 3-2 The 1981 Women ' s Varsity Soccer Team had a phenomenal turn around season. They lost fifty percent of last year ' s record breaking team to graduation, and the beginning of the season showed the unfamiliarity of the players. They lost the first four games, a turnaround coming vs. Harvard in a downpour. The potential of this reborn soccer team finally came through, as they stormed over the Crimson 3-1. After beating Bates up in Maine 2-0, they didn ' t lose another game, and their final record was 8-6. The top scorer and M.V.P. was Dawn Perry. The team would have never continued their victorious ways without this year ' s new members. Standing- Susan Hayes, Linda Johnson, Sherri Slack, Mimi Arcand, Coach Carol Ofria. Knechng- Jan Haendel, Lisa Argcnto, Joan Tyskowski Although we didn ' t have the best re- cord, We had the best time trying. ' •i ciyi X ' BUS IjHPR Tiic 57 (HI BTL H iNichols OT 73 (H v| |d 1 1 Eastern Nazarene 58 ' ' Ih i H 1 Trinity 59 jpbPPP Worcester State 77 HHHj f 60 Gordon 61 (A) HBJH i 73 Suffolk 74 (A) l p 77 MIT OT 71 (H) p ' 82 Salve Regina 62 (H) py 65 Hellenic 64 (A) ■By 66 Roger Williams 63 (A) HKo ' 79 Bridgewater State 62 (H) Curry 66 Anna Maria 69 (H) Curry 55 Nichols 71 (A) Curry 70 SE Mass 57 (H) fttery 51 Framingham State 55 (H) Curry 74 W. Conn. State 59 (H) Cuny 70 SE Mass 91 (A) Curry 93 Anna Maria 65 (A) Curry 51 Coast Guard 42 (A) When I think about the 81-82 Curry Basketball team, the first thing that comes to my mind is togetherness; Not only did we have a good relationship on the basketball court, but most important we had an outstanding relationship off the court as well, and that is the main factor of winning games in any sport. The basketball program is on the move, and I am truly happy to have been a part of it. Good luck next year. Jimmy Ice Fortes. Bottom, L-R, Rod Lampron, Tom Hannon, Barry Parker, Coach Stewart, Mark Mollica, Assis. Webb, Jack White, Sandy King, Al Hutchinson, Back L-R, Pete Camerlengo, Mike Bufano, Chris O ' Hara, Rob McHugh, Mike Cutone, Tom Fandel, Joe McColIough, Ed Evans, Hugh Ferguson Bob Faia, Jim Neederbergerm, Jim Bradley, Marty Mullin, Russ Katz. ' f-Z , M 1 i 5 ' ' 11 Curry Baseball- Spring Fever. « _ ' ■ ' ' I i .wiwr ! , ' i 1 7 ' i -aMW MII i ™- Pay attention. Men ' s Varsity Tennis LACROSS DEDICATION Robert Smith Smitty Every person born into this world represents something new, something that never existed before, something original and unique. Smitty was a special person, he was born with a heart of love and malice towards none. A friend is someone who stands up for us even when everyone else disagrees with us. A friend is someone we can talk to any time, about anything at all. A friend is someone who is fun to be with, even if there ' s nothing to do. A friend is someone who cares about us, Smitty was a friend. Death can not kill what never dies. This is the comfort of friends. Though they may die, their friendship, the love they gave, is forever present. He had the talent for making your bad day end with a laugh. Thanks for being a Budweiser Buddy. The class of 1982 wishes the Smith family the best of respects and to show our appreciation for having the privilege of meeting Smitty , Robert Smith. A person with the gift of giving a bit of himself in friendship to all. Thanks Smitty. Special Thanks to Smitty ' s friends for their words of love and concern. WE LOVE YOU SMITTY Locomotion Vaudeville Grabbed Curry By Surprise. Bonesy shows his best side. Dio, class is the other way. ,•. ' RuthAnn and Faith regress back to Woodstock. I Fitz, I gotta take a speilcr! Todd ' s at a loss for words? Monique and Cindy plotting again. Dangers of R.A. Training — reaching new all time highs. Compliments of ALTA MCDONALD. ' SS J t , Good Friends Last Forever! ' ' Is Myron Stoned? ?t I ' ll have another one just like the last one. 1 ■■! '  i Pretty as a Peacock. X, v2J A- 4 ■ 4 ' - r . ' ii . r V Hold me up Les, I ' m gonna fall over again. The bald eagles are number 1 The Turkey Trot Survivors and Visitors. It was a rainy afternoon but that didn ' t stop the curious. Dr. Hill I ' m sorry but the Geritol only went to the winners. Non-Conformists I ' Mm - 1 i . |W w  ' « | lllilfe . - N iW- Casey at the bat. Robin and the girls heading for larger horizons. f ! ' Arte ' s cooking up a storm. c 4 I :;,: ' ' j HH B feiKSM. ' Bottom of the 9th, 2 out, down by one. Peter racks a single. Fitzy moves him to second. Butch swings at the wind for a third strike. ' -% K 1 .- ' - -1. K .,• ' Here ' s to you Joe. Lee H. joins the marines. % ' Sk l ' - t ' ' Pauly the terror with his Bigwhcel on the J-Way. If anyone knows who the man on the left of Joe Finn is would you please leave a note in the Alumni Relations Office. ' n t . Hi, I ' m Billy Robertson, or I was until I went to FLA. There I became the superhero SALTY Page sponsor- CROWN SHADE, 319 Commonwealth Ave. Boston, Mass. 02115 page sponsor Best Wishes From MARVIN-NEITZEL CORP. Caps and Uniforms- Troy, NY 12184 . . . Margaret: We would like to thank you and your feet for being everywhere at just the right time to catch the best shots. We wish that we could have had more pictures of you for this page, but the camera was always in your hands. And that ' s the way it should be when someone has the talent that you possess. Thanks again from Eddie, Nancy, Joey D., Dawn, Sumner, Tom, Al, and myself. Bill Robertson. You de- serve it. page sponsor- TONY VENTURA, EVERETT SQ. SPORTING GOODS 427 Broadway Everett, Mass . . . Mrs. Wallace taking a de- served break. The two who should be rewarded for their acts of heroism at Curry. Good Friends Will Always Be There When You Need Them. M ' BPP ' • • ' ' ' . . ' .■-   «   ,   ' , Where you ' re going, Butch, it ' s going to be a lot colder than this. Our fearless female leader. Thanks again. Pollard defeats gravity once again. w m m y if ' sLii:: ' ' ' ' im Stephen Albert! Steve ' ' Management Stand up and be counted for Mimi Arcand Moo Moo ' Psychology Stephen Alger i Man English Lisa Argento Management Andre a Balli Fine Arts Rosemary Balney Nancy Bartlett Bic: Anne Bartley Sociology Some people call it laziness, I call it deep thought. Danielle Berthiaume Nursing Robert Boyle Psychology Mark Biase Communication Good friends are not forgotten, they just remain good memories. Valerie Bragg Nursing Kevin Brown Early Education Just wrap your legs round these veil r rims and strap your hands across my engines. B.S. Gerry Briggs Communications Peter R. Capalbo ' ' Hammer Political Science Those who are happy and will taste success are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true. Vince Lombardi Sally Brophy Broph English I feel a pull on the rope. Let me off at the rainbow. Genesis — Ya-Hoo! Louise Catanzano Dean Christanson Chris Colavita ' ' Rocky ' Management Theresa Coletta Education Childhood is the most beautiful of all Life ' s John Conley Conman ' Management Todd Cosgrove Robin Cowgill Psychology Jeanne Cudney Education A friend is one who encourages you to blow off class or take a day off from work ... Kim Delaney Education Lori Daniels Communications Maura DelGaudio Psychology Amy Davidson Education Life is like a roller coaster, it has its ups and downs. T 152 Michael DePalma Communications Leslie Dickson Nursing i JJi Robert Diodati Dio Psychology Diane Ditman Didi Communica- tions Compliments really fly around this place. Russell Doldt Psychology Debbie Duvall Psychology Time passes much too quickly when we are together laughing. Charles Dooley Management If my friends could see me now. Jody Farrington Psychology Mark Fitzgerald Fitz Management and Com m unica t ioi i s Live lilce you will die tomorrow, but sa though you will live forever. Jeffrey Finnerty See ya around Dollie. ' Patricia George ' ' Swoop I ' ve met some good friends and what good friends they are. Life brothers and sisters they make my life richer by far. Dan Gleason Comm unica tions Lourie Golden Dan Goldstein Political and Hist. Studies Matthew A. Grannis Communica- tions Absence makes the heart grow fonder. To the only one I love — Matto in the Morn- ings. Alan Grossman Business Allan Harrison Al Communica- tions Everyone should examine themselves or take a look and see, if the life they are living is what they want it to he. Charles Hopkins Management Neil Herbst Brenda Hoult Management Karen Hurley Sociology Education consists in being afraid at the right time. Angela Patri Lynn Imbaro Nursing Monique Johnson Mo Psychology Never sleep with anyone crazier than your- self. Janet Lee Johnson Chemistry Colleges, in like manner, have their indis- pensable office — to teach elements. Emer- Meg Kaplowitz James Kass ' Spike Pol and Hist Studies It is not that every child should be taught, but that every child should be given the wish to learn. John Liback Francis Kwiatkowski Franco Elem. Education Lori Kellogg Sally Maloney McCleish Judith Jamison McCarthy Eng and Communications John Manning Jack Psychology We ' ll be back soon, Jack. Mark Mollica Bonesy Manage- ment David Moore Cat Samuel Morrone Sam Communi- cations It ' s got to get better in a little while. Walter Napierata Gator Commu- nications As I sail into the horizon, I ' ll never forget the people I ' ve sailed with. Annie Nason Management Mary Ann Palmerini Education If you cry because of losing the sun, your eyes will not allow you to see the stars. Dick Paduchowsky This is the end of one chapter in my life. Now to begin a new one. Steven Pasternak May Pearmain Cathie Pendergast Communicatiofi . Rhonda Peete Rhondu Manage- ment If someone ever told you you were crazy, they were right. Michael Raffaeo Margaret Raffaele Christina Randall Kathy Reynolds Education Patricia Reagan Education Dominic Rizzitano Rizzi Manage- ment There is almost nothing that a strong will cannot conquer. William L. Robertson, Jr. Bill Psychology Freshman year started us out. Senior year tunes us on. Ann Marie Roach Nursing Jean Ross Mitchell Roman Mitch Psycholo- gy Moy Run, Take thie Baby out for a Speiler. Keep tine Baby, Baby, Man your Screwed. Carol Jane Rossi Nursing Jaclyn Russem Sociology Mark Rotondo Management Laurie Sanford Steven Sawelle Murph Manage- ment Tricia Sciore Management As I look back ... if was fun. Mark Schneiderham Management Kathleen Senior Dawn Snyder Thomas Silverman English Kathy Sprague Nursing Michael Stafford Radar Manage- ment Abby Stein Education Someone asked me recently, Who are you? . I replied, 7 am me, always was, al- ways will be. ' Lisa Strauss Communications Curry, you ' ve been an inspiration to me in my four years of finding and growing. Caryl Taylor Maria Timpson Psychology To exist is to change, to change is to mature, to mature is to go onecreating oneself end- lessly. Henri Bergson Patty Valdes Psychology and Politi- cal and Historical Science Everybody should believe in some thing - I believe I ' ll have another drink . Scott Timulty Communications Robert VanRiper Mark Venuti Management After four years of college there has to wealth, fame, success out there - some- where . Mike Wallace Moose Psychology A smile is a curve that sets tilings straighit. Deborah Walsh Education Shut the doors behind you. The only doors that matter now are those we open today. I ' m ready! Angela Walsh Bruce Weckworth Cornman Com- munications David Whipple Communications Education is a life long experience Tanya Willow Nursing John White Whitey Communica- tions Judy Woods Communications Kathleen Senior Cynthia Ventre Tripp Frank Hussey Beth Beighlie Conrad R. Kubiak Elizabeth Anne Cunningham •?Ju ■ ' S ■W «, i: f 4 t w «  a fX«4 ' SMlRTfcwO iMlif I am not an animal. Misplaced Curry Colonel. ppn p I couldn ' t write anything about this picture Maura because I ' m too busy laughing. ™ ' . 1 m not going to call this one, you people will have to figure it out yourselves. B R ■f ■JL i H j K QiyL B T Jl BH 11 H il P l 1 i - ' j3i a 1 It looks like it ' s going to be a great yearbook. The Capuchian Fathers pulUng their own port-o-john to the football game? 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A lot of quick thinking and hard work, and some help from Joe Diangelo, Al Harrison, Tom G., Lori Pederson, Jody Cudy, Jody Farrington, Dawn Taylor, Summer Mead, and especially Kathy Manning and Lois Wallace, did the trick. I thank you all very much!!! Eddie Shore Telephone 586-1953 QUuAicUlll LINEN SERVICE INC. COATS - TOWELS Table and Bed Linens P.S. O.K. Patrick-mc- bucko you can start clean- ing up Curry and make it presentable to the world once more. I! I PAUL SCHEFFLER 7 Evans Street Brockton, Mass. 02402 Mi ■! ■ ' ■iA W ' m ■A ■ ' ■ ' l ' l i ! ;.-;j ' Kv ' fi .Sv- ' ;i ' ifcf. ' A - i , I ■ ' A ■c ' i-e : :t-3 i