Curry College - Curryer Yearbook (Milton, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1988 volume:

■■S ' S !-S «i The Rainbow ' s End Curry College 1988 Milton, Massachusetts Volume 36 iC©li8ye Library 1071 Biu9 Hill Avenu igUon, MA 32186 Table of Contents Introduction 3 Dedication 4 Reflections 5 Faces Of Curry 17 Athletics 49 Administration Faculty 87 Student Organizations 103 Future Graduates 129 Memorable Moments 141 Class Of 1988 171 Our Time 189 Advertisements 207 CZ- The Rainbow ' s End .... In September 1984, the majority of us arrived at Curry to begin our four years of college. Our orientation theme was Over the Rainbow. Our job was to reach the other side of the rainbow, to discover our goals and dreams so they could become reality. In titling this yearbook The Rainbow ' s End, we, the members of the yearbook staff, were not focusing on the end to those four years, or the final attainment of our goals and dreams, but rather on what is at the end of every rainbow — the symbolic pot of gold. We see that pot of gold as a symbol of all we have accomplished while here at Curry, as individual students and as a class. The pot of gold represents the achievement of our goals and our dreams; graduation and the end to four years of hard work and a lot of fun. But, at the same time, we see the pot of gold as a new beginning. As we leave Curry behind, we bring with us new found knowledge and the ability to apply it, treasured friends, and a myriad of memories, all of which will carry us through the next phase of our lives — leaving home, starting a new job, getting married, or continuing our education. Each beginning is made richer by the pot of gold from which we came. For us, and we hope for you — the graduates of 1988 — that the pot of gold will represent both an end and a beginning, because from every pot of gold a rainbow ends and a new one begins. Yeathook DeduuxfLoH, yi-u ' ' ' Warren Bazirgan Kay McCartney Communication: the exchange of ideas, thoughts, messages. Without the ability to impart what we know; to communicate through words or signals, we become isolated, lost in each of our own separate worlds, unable to share in someone else ' s wisdom. But through communication we share our knowledge and learn from each other. Two individuals have spent more than twenty years imparting information to the Curry Community and its surrounding towns. They have dedicated their time to inform each community of Curry ' s activities. Whether it be an individual student, faculty, or staff member ' s success or a sporting team ' s winning season or the renovation of the physical plant, Warren Bazirgan and Kay McCartney have written about it, communicating it to us through newspapers, press releases and campus newsletters. Through Kay ' s efforts in writing and producing the Curry Comment and Warren ' s production of the Update magazine, the Curry Community — faculty, administrators, students, and alumni — is kept abreast of what is happening at Curry. And through their press releases and news articles, they teach the surrounding towns about Curry, increasing its reputation with each story. The service Kay and Warren have provided is invaluable. It is with great pride and thanks that the Curry College Yearbook staff and the Class of 1988 dedicate this yearbook, The Rainbow ' s End to the public relations team of Kay McCartney and Warren Bazirgan. w WW :.iiMir r il The Year In Review Marine Lt. Col. Oliver L. North, was a key official in the plan to finance anti- government rebels in Nicaragua with money from arms sales to Iran. In testimony before the Iran-Contra hearings in Washington, North became somewhat of a celebrity. Television evangelists Jim and Tammy Faye Bakker said farewell to the PTL ministry in March. Jim Bakker resigned after confessing to a sexual encounter with a young woman. Tammy Bakker bowed out of the broadcasts to undergo treatment for drug dependency. Democratic presidential candidate Gary Hart was forced to drop his bid for the presidency after it was reported that he was romantically involved with Donna Rice, a 29-year old aspiring actress and model from Miami. The Senate rejected President Reagan s nommation of Robert H. Bork to the Supreme Court by a 58-42 vote, which ended a long contentious debate over a judge alternately portrayed as a brilliant jurist and a dangerous extremist. An earthquake that measured 6.1 on the Richter scale hit Southern California in October. It was not a catastrophic quake, but the damage was extensive. In an effort to keep the Persian Gulf open to navigation, the United States began in July to escort vessels to protect them from Iran. In September the U.S. Navy blew up an Iranian ship that was caught laying mines in the Gulf. Several mines were confiscated. The Dow Jones industrial stock average dropped 508 points, the largest in history, on Monday, October 19. Some called it a crash, others called it a meltdown and others called it Black Monday. Whatever it was, it stripped $500 billion from the market value of U.S. securities. The Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco celebrated its 50th birthday. About 250,000 people jammed onto the bridge for an anniversary walk across the span. Another 500,000 packed the bridge entrances but were denied access because the engineers feared the span could not support the weight. President and Mrs. Reagan greeted Pope Paul II when he arrived in Miami to begin a nine-city tour of the United States. In the six years since Americans first heard of a mysterious immunity-robbing disease from which no one recovers, AIDS has killed nearly 25,000 Americans, millions of dollars have poured into medical research and President Reagan has proclaimed the plague Public Health Enemy No. 1. ■ ' •■■■W ' FOR, THl Station Dare to do what you dream. Search your heart to know What you most desire; Then do it, For you can become By perseverance What you long to be. Dr. Samuel Silas Curry SSi0SB i ' ' flHi« ' MtUtryJ ■ LOWEST FACULTY TO STRIKE ' ? ' : ' Arriving on campus in the Fall of 1987. students were met with the threat of a strike. Faculty members still had not signed a contract for the upcoming year — in fact they had been without one since early summer. The faculty protested with picket signs and handed out informational flyers on opening day. Their job action, in the eyes of many, was justified. Their complaints and demands legitimate. Curry faculty salaries were the lowest of all salaries at comparable colleges in Massachusetts. The faculty were asking for a 7.5 percent increase which would put their salary in the si j m median range. Tuition at Curry, since 1979, had risen 1 15 percent, but faculty salaries had only risen 57.5 percent during the same period. Concurrently, there had been an increase in the use of part-time faculty, so that in the Spring of 1987. 59 percent of the courses were taught by part-time faculty. Despite increased enrollment and a tuition increase of 7 percent for the 87-88 academic year, the administration ' s offer on August . 1, was a 3 percent salary increase. On September 4. this was changed to 5 percent, which would still not change the faculty ' s status as poorly paid faculty. On September 10, however, the administration reduced its offer of a salary increase back to 3 percent. They refused the faculty ' s request of 7.5 percent, claiming that college had no money to pay them that amount. Students rallied in support of the faculty, even protesting a board of trustees meeting with their own picket signs, (see following pages and letter from the S.G.A. President) Through everything the faculty persevered. Following extensive negotiations, the faculty union and the administration did meet with an agreement, settling the dispute and ending the threat of a strike. The faculty received a three year contract and a 5 percent raise for now. In the next two years, it was agreed that faculty salaries would be increased to a range comparable with other small colleges in Massachusetts. Speech presented to the Curry College Board of Trustees at a special meeting on September 17, 1987. Curry College, at its best, is one of the finest institutions in New England. We have the potential, but not the leadership. The leadership of our College may have had a dream, but that dream has faded. Fortunately, the students of Curry are not afraid to dream. We truly believe in the tradition of Dr. Samuel Silas Curry who said. Dare to do what you dream. Search your heart to know what you most desire to do; then do it, for you can become by perseverance what you long to be. We ' re here today to assure that our dreams become reality. In 1979, the students were promised growth in both image and revenue. To date, we have seen few of these promises realized. For past and present students of Curry College, this has proved to be of great frustration. Unfortunately, if a strike is to become unavoidable, it will ultimately be the students ' dream that we will see sacrificed. Last year saw a heightened awareness of our pitiful facilities both within the Curry Community and among the public at large. Curry had the dubious distinction of being cited by the Boston Globe Magazine as being the bad campus on the good site. First prize for major missed opportunity goes to Curry College in Milton, which placed relentlessly inept buildings on a wooded and hilly part of Massachusetts. This was echoed by the Accreditation Report of the past academic year. This is hardly the image that was promised to this school in 1979. This year we returned to face yet another crisis that threatens our dream. The one constant factor that has kept the dream alive, the faculty, has been jeopardized. They are being forced to choose between their commitment to teaching and an equitable salary. The students can easily empathize with the faculty ' s dilemma as we have been the victims of this administration stonewalling many times before. It is time for sacrifices to be made. Should it be the under paid faculty, the enduring student body, or is there another option? We are convinced that there is another option. This option involves the use of funds. We have proven that the funds have not been invested in the facilities. Obviously they have not gone to the faculty. Where are they? Take my advice, it ' s worth investigating. There is something seriously wrong when one administrator ' s expense account alone exceeds that of the starting salary of a faculty member. Over the last nine years, student tuition has increased 1 15% yet the students still live in shanty-town-like conditions while the President has two college vehicles at his personal disposal. This distribution of funds cannot be justified. Now is the time for change. A change in the facilities, a change in faculty working conditions, and most importantly, a change in leadership. With the proper leadership, this institution will be able to reach its full potential. By reaching for its potential and allowing old dreams to become realities, the students will be free to dare to dream new dreams. Michael F. Flaherty President, S.G.A. m  ' ■ ' ? ' m. Students gather outside the Alumni PubHc Relations building in order to demonstrate theirsupport of the faculty at Curry. Meeting in the Alumni Conference Room was President Boyle and members of the board of trustees. % ' ., v . ' ' ' Si ' ' f •  ' .f ! THE RAINBOW CONNECTION By Paul Williams and Kenny Ascher Why are there so many songs about rainbows. And what ' s on the other side? Rainbows are visions, but only illusions. And rainbows have nothing to hide So we ' ve been told, and some choose to believe it; I know they ' re wrong; wait and see. Someday we ' ll find it, the rainbow connections; The lovers, the dreamers, and me. Who said that ev ' ry wish would be heard and answered when wished on the morning star? Somebody thought of that, and someone believed it; Look what it ' s done so far. What ' s so amazing that keeps us star-gazing and what do we think we might see? Someday we ' ll find it, the rainbow connection; The lovers, the dreamers, and me. All of us under it ' s spell; We know that it ' s probably magic. Have you been half asleep and have you heard voices? I ' ve heard them calling my name. Is this the sweet sound that calls the young sailors? The voice might be one and the same. I ' ve heard it too many times to ignore it. It ' s something that I ' m s ' posed to be. Someday we ' ll find it, the rainbow connection; The lovers, the dreamers, and me. La-la-la ©1979 Welbeck Music Corp. ■%. Cross Campus 1 : w i %| Xt i-it. Or 4n r At 505 The Place To Party! .- | ' ' ' ' ij g W ■la - Q - ' iHi o ' lJHHI ;«M . i: ▼,: ? ). ' H i ■ H HH BH ■ HH K H P! il l H pn Kj s _ w ' ..-n HP Tteim ' ' ' 1 1 p , 4 -- ■ a 1 H HjL Jv ' T M Pn jm I I 1 1 .. un m ' L i p - c r %■ • if if 9 .-■ w ' ' !?. 1 ' r 7 ' , ii : A Mfiy Hpif ' ■ ■ v H «lt A ■ J mMKs UiA k A WP ' ' ' — , ' ' ' f ' fill i A i %if Wl ■« ' ' I ) • • a • (i •w bO u a b •1-H o a -u . 1 r C r% yk I ' wP mmm ' ' «► «m. ii i 1987 Football Team NO. 1 3 5 6 7 Stephen Mildrum Tom Maurici Jim Fiore Douglas Hernon Mark Arnold POS. QB DB DB DB WR 8 Joe Fitzgerald LB 10 Tim Lennon QB 14 Bill Shaughnessy QB 15 David Perrotti DE 16 Steve Siciliano WR 17 Nick Verdicchio QB 19 Kevin O ' Connell K 20 Joe Spruce DB 21 John lafolla RB 22 Bob Evangelista DB 23 David Connerty RB 24 Chris Baker RB 26 John Studley WR 28 Andy Pysz DB 30 Evan Chernoff OG 31 Michael Waithe RB 32 Gary Jackson DB 33 Tim Drummey DB 34 Mark Enes RB 36 Ed Foster RB 37 Bill Ketchen RB 42 Robert Compagnone RB 44 Lou Marcucci DB 45 Eric McGinn TE 49 Jeff Vacco TE 50 Richard Valenti DT 51 Frank Reardon C 52 Pat Calabro LB 55 Mark Bernardo DE 56 Tim Burbank LB 57 Bill Spruce C 59 Ted Campbell LB 61 Jerry Martin OG 62 Tom Holmes OT 64 Jeff Ronchetti DT 65 Ray Schiavo MG 66 68 70 71 72 73 75 78 Chris House Jim Cogliano Jeff Hastings Al DiBella Jim Feeley Jim Basler Peter Lundy Bob Cleary Brendan Malloy Dave Littlefield Steve Harvey Tom McCready Doug Gonser Rich Phipps Captains MG OG LB DT OT OT OG OT DT DE TE OG TE WR Head Coach: John Duffy Doherty Assistants: Gerry Varnum, George Put- nam, Peter Chella, Gerry Morelli, John Baker Trainer: Phil Genatossio Manager: Tim Conway Year-end results: Wins- 7 Losses- 1 t [ : ; ■  ■ i. fl «  .l! i i i l) |  III W J i d H ' li ! • ' ; ) Si t M • l -. -. ' «l •. j ' - :;«ftl -.— . n ' . IN i - j 4! 5 |!, ?  « . 1987 Men ' s Soccer Team NO. NAME 1 Eric Coldwell 2 Steve Grudzieski 3 Jon Levine 4 R.J. Haxton 5 Carlos Arroyo 6 Carl Garcia 7 Mark Summer 9 Mike Desmond 10 Ira Hockburg 1 1 Mike Coyle 14 Rich Rohman 15 Rob Lynch 16 Dave Dinnerstein 17 Scott Chevalier 19 Mike LeBrun 20 Rob O ' Sullivan 21 Mike Driscoll 22 Matt Bernstein 24 Sean Gury 26 Pete Behrhorst 27 Bernie Braun Geno Cenci Douglas Barressi Head Coach: Adam R. Gervis Asst. Coach: Dan Egan Year-end Results: Wins- 7 Losses- 1 : Tie- 1 1987 Women ' s Soccer Team NO. NAME 2 Cecilia Bombardier 3 Betsi Bell 4 Karen Kinsella 5 Susan Fraser 7 Cynthia Kelley 8 Kimberly Brown 9 Eileen Thompson 11 Patricia Zollner 12 Jodi Cohen 13 Kelly Thomas 14 Shelley Pesta 15 Deborah Grignaffini 16 Susan Barriere 17 Rachel Kinsella 18 Deborah Pearl 20 Eileen Ward 22 Kimberly Savage 23 Christine Whelan 24 Diane Monkiewicz 25 Mai Plath 26 Susan Watson 27 Tracey Parker 30 Emmajean Brunning Tracey Kelly Dulcey Worth Head Coach: Douglas Williamson Assistant Coach: G.T. Wright Year-end Results: Wins- 14 Losses- 4 Best Ever Record 1988 Men ' s Tennis Team NAME Andy Agnew Richard Allen Jac Berman Mathew Carmen Frank Ciaramitaro John Grain Robert Denney Ronald Haxton Scott Samson Daniel Slezynger Year-end Results: Wins- 8 Losses- 2 1987 Women ' s Tennis o 1987-1988 Men ' s Basketball Team NO. NAME 10 Nicholas Stricklin 15 Richard Phipps 20 Kevin O ' Connell 21 Chris Dawley 22 Tom Tivnan 24 Michael Flaherty 25 Steve Sicilianp 30 John Henry 32 Mark Dalton 33 Steve Mastrogiacomo 41 Joesph Hall 44 Brian Moran 34 Robert Smith Tri-Captains Head Coach: Brian Buckley Asst. Coach: John Osgood Manager: Rich Gustus Scorekeeper: Brett Buckley Year-end Results: Wins- 5 Losses- 21 ■fJRP Women ' s Basketball Team 1987-1988 NO. NAME 14 Nancy Monroe 15 Daniell Abrams 20 Cecilia Bombardier 21 Eileen Thompson 22 Jana Damiani 23 Michelle Boonstra 30 Betsi Bell 31 Dee Dee Grignaffini 32 Lisa Sebastyn 33 Kristin Gliga 34 Tracy Heneghan Head Coach: Richard T. Kelly Asst. Coach: Catherine McCabe Year-end Results: Wins- 21 Losses- 6 Best Ever Record 3 ' F. ' ' is-i G -iAm ! Cf HIOH HIGH SCHOfli HOCHEK CAMT( IHI6H SCHOOL HOOffiy DIVISION n SOUTH SECTIONAL CHAMPIONS 1986 - ' 87 Hockey Team 1987-1988 NO. NAME 22 Jared Healey 1 Eric Coldwell 23 Mike Nugnes 2 Greg Spagnoletti 29 Kyle Ofgant 3 John Langone 30 David Griffin 4 Bill Sheehan Bob Barry 5 Mike LeBrun Linsay Cameron 6 Frank Armstrong Charles Capone 7 Mike Elrick Lou Ciaburro 8 Craig Kingston Andre Clarkin 9 Jamie Evans Brian Valente 10 Kevin Joyce Mike Cotter 11 Glen Dempsey Jim Crawford 12 Paul Wonoski Mike Desmond 14 Kevin Mclnerny David Hylinski 15 Kevin Duff Bill Irwin 16 Ralph Deleo Shawn Ryan 17 + Fred Whouley Chris Spagnoletti 18 John Studley Brian Sullivan 19 Chris Conney Brian Valentive 20 + Graham Rider Fred Wolner 21 Scott Carey Captain + Asst. Captain Head Coach: Kevin Duggan Asst. Coaches: Dan Dwan, Rich Linehan, Mark Linehan Manager: Brian Gosselin Trainer: Phil Genatossio, Head ' Paul Loughran, Assistant Year-end Results: Wins- 26 Losses- 3 Best Record Ever Baseball Team 1988 NO. NAME POS. NO. NAME POS. 1 Tim Lennon 2B, OF 16 Peter Barry 2B,3B,OF 3 Arthor Esposito 2B, SS 17 Randi Graci P 5 Michael Gibb 2B,3B,C 18 Joe Sullivan P 7 Mark Arnold OF 19 Kevin O ' Connell OF, P 8 Mike Kleinstub P, 2B 20 Mark Dalton P, OF 9 Stephen Bernier 3B, P 21 Lou Marcucci 2B 10 Tom McCready C, IF 22 Chris House IB 11 Ray Schiavo IB 23 David Connerty SS, 2B 12 Andy Pysz C, OF 24 Chris Baker P,C, OF 13 Ken George lB,3B,OF 25 Bill Shaughnessy P, IF 14 Shawn Ryan P Frank Sarro 15 John Riley IB, P Head Coach: Jack Vallely Asst. Coach: Brian Vallely Year-end Results: Wins- 8 Losses- 8 Softball Team 1988 NO. NAME POS. 5 •Kelly Thomas IB 9 Eileen Thompson OF 18 Sue Reynolds OF 15 Rhonda Shippee ss 14 Nancy Monroe c 8 Mikhael Bonett IF 19 Patrice Henaghan IF 7 Kim McNulty OF 3 Joanee Shea P 17 Rachel Kinsella IF 6 Sue Barriere OF 11 Elizabeth Morgan IB 2 Mary Beth Butler 4 Michele Powers Captain OF Head Coach: Bob Ferri Asst. Coach: Pam Johnston Year-end Results: Wins- 10 Losses- 7 fer. ' • ' ifew-fi ' - ififi s. •« . - ' . ' ' - - • . i - ' •■ ' ;«£ lt: Lacrosse Team 1988 NO. 2 3 4 5 8 9 10 11 15 17 19 20 22 24 26 27 31 33 34 35 NAME Peter Behrhorst Greg Friedlander Evan Chernoff George Nowell William Johns Andrew Krall Scott McGuirl Timothy Drummey Richard Rohman Mike Driscoll Chris Decker James Crawford Mike Farraher Jason Moore Peter Fry James Alvord Matthew Skidell Stoddy Oliver Mark McDermid Kevin Driscoll Co-Captains Head Coach: Ned Olmsted Asst. Coach; Victor Kazanjian Manager: Bob O ' Brien Year-end Results; Wins- 5 Losses- 7 POS. Mid. Att. Mid. Mid. Mid. Mid. Def. Def. Mid. Mid. Att. Att. Def. Mid. Mid. Att. Mid. Def. Att. Goalie i V i. :l fl ' iSii S ' v:® | m; V wam m nmaiP m mmm- -JtM mi m f -r r- m SSf I r BE ifc- gj w sr iifi William Boyle President Curry College Marshall Keys Dean Curry College working hard to meet the community ' s needs. Thank you for the vital services you provide the students of Curry!! Nicholas CoUantuno Helen Punchard Rita Myers Joan Donovan i -fe«-4v Mary Sullivan Director, Academic Advising Peter Hainer Director, Field Experience Pat O ' Connel, Career Planning Dr. Tom Byrnes, Counseling and Shirley Richardson, Academic Advising t ' Cheryl Deutsch, Director of Student Activities Charlie Haeussler, Manager, Curry College Bookstore (1. to r.) Barbara Burke, Vicki Henriques, Donna LeDuc Commuter Lounge in Hafer Steve Houldsworth, Career Planning Graduate Inlern John Body, Director of Residence Life The Residence Life Staff 1987 - H mmmmmnA. Norma Morgan, Management Bea Guilmette, Physical Education Thomas Stephens, Athletic Director Joe Arsenault, Prof. Program for the Advancement of Learning Paul DiBara, Director Computer Center, Academics John Hovorka, Science John Tramondozzi, Science James Kaufman, Science ' SiaKiif X Jerold Touger, Science Eleanor Wilder, Science Charles Towie, Science Bill Leonard, Management Russell Pregeant, Religion Philosophy Allan Hunter, English Alan Anderson, Religion Philosophy Marlene Lundvall, Fine Arts Marvin Mandell, English 1 1 CKT71 1 fill!£l WMLN-FM 91.5 Curry College Radio BILL DUNLEAVY - Station Manager JIM GIBBONS - Program Director ROSS KILGOUR - Operations Director ERIC COLDWELL - Assistant NANCY BARRE - Research Development Dir. JOE MAZZEI - Assistant JOANNE BERCHUCK - Production Director JIM ROGERS - Assistant ED MORAN - Public Affairs Director DIANE PAPAS - Assistant CATHY ISAAC - Promotion Director JULIANA GONZALEZ - Assistant MAUREEN CASEY - News Director JIM CRONIN - Assistant PAUL PAGNUCCO - Music Director JOE RAPOSA - Sports Director JOE SULLIVAN - Assistant PAUL MANGANELLI - Training Coordinator GAYLE McMillan - Public Service Coordinatoi PROF. ALAN H. FRANK - Director of Radio ' j zxfi mat • - - «si-!= -. i Si .j |fe « -« s-VIU.« ' S WMLN-FM members of AERho (Alpha Epsilon Rho), the National Broadcast- ing Honor Society sponsored a car wash to raise money so that Curry ' s members could attend the national convention in New York City. U The Jazz Club WMNL Rock ■n- Roll Revival Urban Undertones Moods For Moderns 91.5 News Views Sports Forum ma PennK No. 388 Volume Eighteen, Issue 5 November 24 l_98j_ Commentaries Myooor Is Open SGA Student Vote Of No Confidence President Boyle Teachers ' Discontentment Responds Michael Flaherty: Is He Man Or Legend? Achieving Excellence The Little Duckling Intensity Women ' s Soccer Out Hustles Plymouth Curry Skaters Lace ' Em Up Ken ' s Korner Campus Shuttle: A Better Semester? Here ' s My Opinion Doctor Love The Roving Reporter Asks?!? ddm -7- ' J IrjiiJ Editor DeeDee Grignaffmi Falculty Advisor Sue Benjamin Managing-Editor Chase Mayo Staff Kim Rasmus Heather Gibbons Suzie Faureau Sports Editor Ken George Entertainment Editor Mary Jo Vigneau Advertising Circulation Doug Long Julie Bump Sharon Kazarian John Rosenquist Dawn Vasquez Rob Denney David Norris David McKenzie Andra Bianchi Dalin Apple Naomi Pasternak Photographer Ken Corson Executive Board Michael Flaherty President Pam Poynton Vice-President Fall sem. Ross Kilgour Vice- President Spring sem. Olga Garriga Recording Secretary James O ' Rourice Treasurer Student Government Association 1987 - 1988 Senior Class Sanford Levitt President Herb Kunins Vice-President Susan Wittlin Treasurer Colleen McCane Secretary Representatives: Rhona Sutton Ted Nieves John Vassallo Brenda Adams Commuter Representative: George Williams Junior Class Dayna DeNardis President Annemarie D ' Inverno Vice-President Maureen Casey Treasurer Susan McDonald Secretary Representatives: Jane Chisholm Karen Lewis Cathy Isaac Ed Downes Sophomore Class Chace Mayo President Terry Bonneau Vice-President Matt Skidell Treasurer Michelle Gibson Secretary Representatives: Grace Kyle Anne Walbridge Merredith Flicker Cindy Lennon Freshmen Class Neil Kalnitz President Mike Kleinstub Vice-President Kevin Nelson Treasurer Robin Michaels Secretary Representatives; Kirsten Anderson Scott Samson David Butterman Elyse Caputo 1 . ,t Curry College Theatre Group 1987 - 1988 Flora and Jake 27 Wagons Full Of Cotton ' ' CAST: Flora - D.L. Garren Jake - Jim Cronin Silva Vaccaro - Chace Mayo All Evening Of TENNESSEE WILLIAMS NOVEMBER 21-22-23 S ' OO p.m. The Little Theatre Tickets $3.00 Students $2.00 Suddenly Last Summer Dr. Cucrowitz - Gordon Healy Mrs. Foxhill - Maureen Savage Catherine Holly - Marie Loftus Mrs. Holly - Holly Dinsmore George Holly - John Seviegny Sister Felicity - Cara Gizarelli Mrs. Venable - Courtney Chouinard Director - Tom Glauner Assistant Student Director - Matt Nisenoff .H° CAST: Duchess - Christina Adams Jim G-Man - DaHn Appel Rheba - Moira Casey Gay Wellington - Courtney Chouinard Kolenkov - Jim Cronin Donald - Corey Davis Penny - Holly Dinsmore Grandpa - Bob Person Tony - Tom Gebbia Essie - Cara Gizzarelli Mac G-Man - Jim Loesch Ed - Jerome Loftus Depinna - Doug Long Mrs. Kirby - Lisa Maturo Henderson - Chace Mayo Alice - Robin Michael Mr. Kirby - Matt Nisenoff Paul - Jon Sevigny Head G-Man - Scott St. Clair Music Dance Production The Curry College Comedy Nights! Richard Jeni THE PROGRAMMING BOARD The 1987-1988 year was Curry ' s best year yet for events. The programming board worked hard to develop creative, enjoyable events — such as the comedy nights — and to book talented performers. Members of the board were: Joanne Berchuck Debbie Dolan Bill Dunleavy Jim Gibbons Andy Giller Robert Grey Cathy Isaac Cindy Lennon Chace Mayo Tim Puttre Advisors: Penny Perka Cheryl Deutsch Sammy Rosenberg and Gordon Healy Richard Gustis Award Winners 19th Annual Awards Night May 10, 1988 Academic Awards Broadcasting Awards Nancy Barre Ross Kilgour Bill Dunleavy Communication Awards , Lisa Ann Galante , Courtney Beth Chouinard Jennifer Battikha Theatre Award Holly Dinsmore English Award John Rosenquist English Honor Society Karen Maglio Diane Nichols Julie Bump John Rosenquist Kim Rasmus Arts Journal Awards Short Story: First Place Catherine Hartzel Second Place Eileen Hughes Honorable Mention Michelle Stamm Honorable Mention Amy Grant Honorable Mention Sharyn Kazarian Poe try: First Place L. Adams Second Place M.E.S.S. Honorable Mention David G., Vorhaus Honorable Mention John LaFleur Honorable Mention Bruce D. Sogoloff Essay: First Place Lisa Maturo Second Place Cynthia M. Lennon Honorable Mention Eileen Thompson Artwork: First Place Sarah Snow Second Place Tom Gollner Honorable Mention Geoff Goz Education Award Education Award Faculty: Shared by Robin Pulit Faculty: Shared by Alexandra Perry Community Service Alexandra Perry Politics and History Award Peter Romersa Field Experience Achievement Award Laurie Sullivan Vivian C. Jewett Scholarship Colleen Murphy Fine Arts Award Tom Gollner Business Management Award Cynthia Sweeney Nursing Awards Laurie Cosgrove Evelyn Panella R.N. Psychology Award Lori Goldman Scholarship Awards Class of ' 85 Cathy Isaac Alumni Association Scholarship Olga Garriga Richard Chace Mayo Jennifer A. Phillips Memorial Terrance Barrett Susan Reynolds Helaine Dermer Drapkin Scholarship Doug Long Cynthia Lennon Robert C. Smith Memorial Kim Brown Publicover Family Bill Dunleavy Gladys Martinez Scholarship Cathy Isaac Edward Hastings Scholarship Hall Williams Radley Scholarship Dayna DeNardis Sandler Scholarship Denise Pelrine Rose Scholarship Bradley Zacker Essential Skills Center Awards: Model of Excellence Award John Vassallo Frank Armstron Linwood McDaniel Susan Wittlin College Community Service Awards Administrative Achievement Award Warren Bazirgan Faculty Achievement Award Paul DiBara Office Employee Award Kay McCartney Gertrude Besdansky Outstanding Male Athlete Fred Whouley Outstanding Female Athlete Cecilia Bombardier Barbara Pettingill Award John Body Outstanding Resident Assistant Andy Emerson Outstanding Commuter Jim Gibbons Outstanding Achievement in Campus Programming Chace Mayo Student Leadership Award Bill Dunleavy Yearbook 88 Dedication Warren Bazirgan Kay McCartney Class of ' 88 Recognition Award Penny Perka Betsy Bowman Cheryl Deutsch Lois Wallace Person of the Year Cheryl Deutsch Ron Warners Who ' s Who Among Students In American Colleges And Universities Nancy Barre Jennifer Battikha Odney Charles Kenneth George Vicky Henriques Ross Kilgour Karen Kinsella Shelley Pesta Sammy Rosenberg Cindy Sweeney John Vassallo Susan Wittlin Sanford Levitt Michael Flaherty Class of ' 89 Dayna DeNardis William Dunleavy Cathy Isaac Olga Garriga Kirsten Anderson Jamie Capsolas Amy Grant Greg Blair Claudia Borden Note: The students shown here do not represent the entire Class of 1991. but rather just those who chose to have their pictures taken for the yearbook in this under-classmen section. Kimberly Buttlar Class a Of 1991 Joe Giaimo Anne Guterman i Geoff Johnson Holly Jones Sheryl Keating George Krusen Larisa MacDonald Gayle McMillan Elizabeth Morgan Robert Munro Elaine O ' Keefe Naomi Pasternak David Perrotti Bridget Riley Mark Rllcy Scott Samson Regma Sheridan Michelc Stamni Knstina Sweet .; v= ft ' S ' ■ Eduardo Tarajano Peter Van Dorpe Erank Viator Shira Wciiiberi; Christine Whelan Class 1990 Note: The students shown here do not represent the entire Class Of 1990, but rather just those who chose to have their pictures taken for the yearbook in this under-classmen section. Jeffrey Bassett Christine Doyle Ken Fanning Sharyn Kazarian of.l Susan Barriere Amy Belchinsky Janice M. Kenney Carolyn Koschnick Patricia Leary Beth Leibow Cynthia Lennon Julie McCann Lisa Misuriello Michele Powers vs Dan Underhill Shari Alazraki David Blumberg Leigh Chisholm Dayna DeNardis Chris Dondero Bill Dunleavy Olga Garriga Cathy Isaac Of 1989 Note: The students shown here do not represent the entire Class of 1989, but rather just those who chose to have their pictures taken for the yearbook in this under-classmen section. Anne Kunznian .J ( fiStI, - x - V Jl k -t! ., i i i 1 .i );, ' .;•|K■ ' v p I . w • :T !5i: ::- ' ; ; i yr fj, r ' } B U O I s to c 00 00 uLLEBmi jam - Revenge Is Sweet!! ' «K ' •sfre r Ill ' J I Brenda J. Adams Nursing I want to keep beneath peaceful skies w a wide open country in my head Great times w GREAT FRIENDS! Thanks! Kenneth Baker Nancy A. Barre Comm unica tion Managemen t Jennifer M. Battikha Communication Management ... skyward in exaltation Thanks family friends, I love you! Dina Becchina Comm unica tion English - Psychology We are a collection of fragmentary thoughts and impulses held together by habits. Donna M. Bennett Nursing Joanne Berchuck Comm unica tions Nobody is a failure who is enjoying life. Thanks Lin Len, WMLN people, E T for the pics. PEACE. Cecilia Rose Bombardier Business Management Visual Arts No one is a failure who has friends Clarence Thanks-Schizo JCD, Mom Bombo ' s, MHB,DW,JK,TC,AL, BB,CC,TT,KT,DD,MW.BD.SD NCAA.State Champs! Gerald R. Bosak, Jr. Iberian Latin American Politics Culture CONFIDENCE— The art of knowing how good you are and how good you can be while disregarding everybody else ' s opinion .... KAL Teresa Buccella Nursing Timothy Burbank Management Marcia Burke Nursing Charles L. Capone Management English Thanks Mom, Dad, Grandma R. and Grandma C. CAP ' I , Truck Talk, TASTE BUDS Roommates: Bobcat Chorise Paul V. Cappella Management Anne Marie Caron Psychology Everyone says We ' ve made it but I ' ve only just begun. To family and friends who have been behind me every step of the way-1 love you Courtney Beth Chouinard Comm unica tions Schlammahs ... Dominick ... The Milton Hilton ... The BOOK says it all ... Goodbye little room!!! Laurie J. Cosgrove Nursing Psychology Valdedictorian Crusty G-town Hens Everybody ' s got their own good reason why their favorite season is their favorite season Thanks Mom Dad. Michael Coyle Managemen t Computer Science Cynthia A. Currie IIM Advertising-Marketing Jana C. Damiani Nursing How do you keep the music playing? -L.B. Thanks- C ! Potato Pack. AL,SW,BA,DL- We did it! State Champs ' 88! Nuzzo! Love- M D! Elizabeth Davies Communication Psychology Donald DeGloria, Jr. Michael F. EIrick Management Thanks for everything — Mom, Dad, Linda and Ricky 3 Favorite things — AMF Taste Buds Andrew L. Emerson Comm unica tion Curry College — the most fun I ' ve had with my pants on! -Silas Curry The one man staff Thanks Mom Dad. So where do we go from here? 173 Peter Welch Esposito Communica tion Managemen t These past four years have been the start of something special. To my family, friends, and faculty, I say thank you. Move on, but don ' t forget! James P. Evans Comm unica tion Memories will never die. Dr. K Classes, Black Line, ECAC record and best offensive player F.W. Thanks for support Mom Dad and Candy. Susan Rose Fallon Comm unica tion Psychology Thanks Mom Dad! David Ferreira Comm unica tion Michael Flaherty Jose M. Forastieri Management Denise D. Forgeron Education Psychology Leslie Fossett Psychology Much thanks Mom and Dad; roommates CR, MR, JJ and especially J.V. Douglas Frank Management Finance Susan Eraser Biology Chemistry Peter C. Fry P H-Intemational MGT- Economics Thank you Mom Dad for your help and support and J.Arsenault, J.Hill, B.Russo, N.Morgan. Luck to Lax-team (CD,SMO,KD) and Class of 88; LoYaRC. Lisa Galante Comm unica tion J- 1i rl 1 V r 1 Kenneth M. George Comm unica tion Beverly B. Giordano Management Lori R. Goldman Psychology Sociology To all who made these 4 years at Curry possible: Thanks for the best memories a person can hold. Mom Dads- We did it! God I miss Jack! Robert Goldsmith Management Comm unica tion Thomas Gollner Fine Arts I would like to say, I love Mom and Dad, and thank you all. Also, for everyone to remember It just is. Juliana M. Gonzales Comm unica tion English All my love and thanks to Mom and Dad; you made a dream come true! Geoffrey Charles Goz Fine Arts Politics History Good luck to: FV,RL,KM,BL,SS,CP, KM,AMC,BM,CP,SM,MB,WB,KC. SM, Ella, GF, PM,DP. Class of 88 success Nice tie Lynch, and where the @? are my keys?! Robert S. Gray Management Psychology Thanks to all my friends for the good times. Mayflower freshman year. Thanks Mom and Dad for your support. Kevin Hanifen Kelly M. Hanlon Nursing To have one true friend is more than your share and I definitely had more than my share! Thanks Mom, Dad, Bill, Joe, Anne and Eric. Mary Anne B. Hansen Nursing Daniel J. Hayes Management Victoria Marie Henriques Business Computer 5c .- Comm unica tion Special thanks to Mom and Dad: The backbone of my success. I love you!! Good Luck everyone! We ' ve made it at last. Caroline Hepting Elementary Educa tion Preschool Thanks Mom, Dad, Grandma, Dome, Bee, Cathy, Rob H, Rob M, Bru Loii. I could never have made it without your help support. Robyn Michele Hiller Psychology Business I had the time of my life CM LG SR DP IJ RS EK SF VH JM. Mom Dad Amy — I did it, thanks. Marc-we ve only just begun. I love you. Michael E. Holm Business Management- Corn m unica tion English Love to my family. We must move in a gregarious, zealous, nit-pick, amorous manner, for we live in the world of the yggdrasil. YAW Christopher Brian House Managerial Communication Politics History HOUSIE 66 Susan E. Judge Nursing Psychology Live every day as il it were your last. I made it. Love Ya C T, Fried Clams Corona, DO IT Gilligans Island D,C,K,K,L,S,J Andrew C. Karp Communication Fine Arts Beware of organized pressure groups. The First Amendment will prevail. Barfo-swill: see ya at the movies. Tour 88. Broadway the hardway. Susan A. Keddy Managemen t Pshchology Shower the people you love with love ... Thanks Ma, this is for you!!! Ross W. Kilgour Comm unica tion Management I don ' t ask for much, I only want trust and you know it don ' t come easy. Ben W. Klingenstein Management Karen Lee Kinsella Managemen t Psychology 4 yrs. varsity soccer Oh! Fish Face. Good times with Nan, Liz Allan. The Best of Boston Jen. Thanks Mom, Dad, family and Nathan. Claire V. Knapp Management Jill Koldny Elyse Kule Fine Arts Management Curry: thanks for the memories and fun times. Mom and Dad: thanks goes without saying. Herbert Kunins Management Rest in Peace Dad- Love Mom. Thanks Launey David ILU HJ G.I.C. Inc. Free at last! Free at last! Thank God Almighty, we are free at last! Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Jeffrey R. Lachin Management - Communication Denise Laghetto Nursing Amy F. Langille Nursing Psychology Change and face the day ... We made it JD, SW, KM, DL; Felony; Patience Cindy and C ; Thanks M D, and bros, love ya. Jennifer Leigh Leonard Sociology For those who love, time is eternity. Hours fly., flowers die, new days, new ways, pass by. Love stays. Jon Levine Management . ' fc- Sanford Levitt Management Politics History Love is the only force capable of transforming an enemy into a friend. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Chris Lewis Management Collier Lincoln Nursing Robert R. Lynch, II Managerial Communication Nice moustache Geoff. Empty every glass that ' s full and fill every empty glass. Thanks everyone. Have fun with the time you have left. Karen A. Maglio Communication Management On and on I go. the seconds lick the time out. There ' s so much left to know, and I ' m on the road to find out. Cat Stevens Athena Maloof Graphic Design-Management It is time that I have wasted on my rose that makes it so important. I LOVE YOU! Paul C. Manganelli Comm unica tion Management Robert A. Manocchia, Jr. Comm unica t ion Ma nagemen i Mom and Dad you ' re the BEST! I love you both dearly!! Lacrosse, Student Government, Radio Broadcaster, Pub Staff ... I did it all! Gerard J. Martin Management - Comm unica tion Kimberly A. Mazzarella Business Mgt. Comm unica tion I couldn ' t have done it wo you Mom Da I love you (D.J.D.J j loo) Thanks A.N.C-.D.IVI.S.S.T. for being you! I ' ll miss you! Colleen Marie McCane Psychology-Education Social Studies Mom. thank you for your love and support throughout the past four years. I love you very much. Take care Tim, Rob, Di, D.P.R.S.V.H,S.F. E.K I love you all! Diane McGregor Psychology Biology Kevin P. McGuill Management Mary McLaughlin Nursing Maryellen R. Nally Elementary Education Fine Arts We made it DAD! Tx 4 working so hard. Luv U M,K,P,S. Gfs w CN. CM ms a.m. llks Tx Gin K,C,J,L,J,K.E, ur the BEST! D D Erie 87 Ms U Baldy! Karen Nerger Cynthia Nettles Educa tion Psy. -English The art of teaching is to awaken the natural curiosity of young minds. Happiness and success are nothing without someone to share it. Higinio Nieves Diane Julia Nikles English - Psychology There are many people that we meet in our lives, but only a very few will make a lasting impression. Miss U AMD CM. Thanks for the $ M D — ILY. Christine M. Norton Elementary Education Preschool Thank you Mom and Dad, I couldn ' t have done it without your support, I love you! Good luck Education majors. I love you Rui! Nancy G. Patnaude Comm unica tion Deborah A. Paulhus Comm unica tion Believe in the magic of your DREAMS!! Deborah E. Pearl Psychology Sociology Mom and Dad, thank you for your support. I made it! To my friends, it ' s been a great four years! God I miss Jack! Alexandra J. Perry Educa tion-M. S. N. Psychology Salutatorian Thank you Christopher — I wouldn ' t have tried so hard if you had ' t made me believe that I could do it. Shelley Pesta Candace A. Poll Communication Dance It was the best of times; It was the worst of times ... Charles Dickens. Thanks Mom and Dad, I finally made it! Love and thanks to all who made it special. Robin-Anne Pulit Education Susan J. Quinn Nursing Thanks Mom and Dad, Steve, Sean and Anne — I couldn ' t have made it without you! Curry College — Where ' s that? Joseph A. Raposa Comm unica tion English Thank you Mom, Dad, Janet and Cindy. I love you all very much. Theresa Rice Graham C. Rider Management Thank you for everything Mom, Dad, Jen. Roommates: Burbs Hello-us « 14 Taste Buds John P. Riley, Jr. English It is never too late to become involved. Thanks to all for this experience. Good-bye and good luck. SWEDE Riles Maura E. Ring Management James P. Rogers Communica tion English Life is short, there ' s not much time. When I find my dream, the world will be mine. See ya at the Centrum. Undercover Extreme 6 29 87 Leta Mable Rolston Management Seeking with memories grown dim o er night. Some resting flower of yesterday ' s delight. Thank you Mom, Dad, and Gramp for making these four years possible. Peter J. Romersa Politics History If all hope is gone, nothing goes your way. A positive attitude will lift your spirits to enable you to achieve any goal you set. Regina E. Rose Management John A. Rosenquist English Monique M. Sanson Nursing Susan J. Schapira Management Fine Arts I have grown, learned and built a strong base, now I am anxious for the future. Jennifer A. Schmidt Communication Thank you Mom Lisah for all your support Love. To JN: Always remember Cars, Trucks. Trails. Curry. Bettina D. Schroeder Psychology Sociology Thanks Mom Dad for the opportunity. Thanks to SW.CK.LD, and MM for making these years special. Here s to the future!! Wendy G. Seigel Sociology Lori R. Silverman Communication Michelle Alese Silvestro Management Psychology Thanks Mom Dad. Nicki. Dawn. Love ya Doug. Su. Laurie and Di! Commuter lounge. Feb. 14. Love Forever!! Cynthia Marie Sinnott Management Psychology DM A.L D.L KM L.R CM See you in the land of good and plenty. Broker Bananama. Freds Keywest Alcapolca. Thanks M D ILU Boobala Staci K. Smith Management Computer Science Maryellen Spillane Nursing Thanks Mom and Dad. I love you. Keep up the good work little brother. Friends forever: KH. SS — We finally made it!! William D. Spruce Politics History Laurie Ann Sullivan Comm unica tion Enslish Two roads in a wood divergea I- I took the one less traveled by. and that has made all the difference. R.Frost I love you Mom Dad. JSH! Mary-Beth Sullivan Rhona I. Sutton Psychology Managemen t Thanks to everyone that made my 4 years very special. I love you all! Mom Dad I made it! Thanks for all the support! God I miss Jack! Cynthia Sweeney Ma nagemen t- Comm unica tion Tks for all the memories Matt, Albert Su! Curry Pride! I love you Mom, Dad, Cheryl Carolyn — Thanks for all your support — You re the best! Jennifer Margaret Sweeney Comm unica tion I got a job! Stacey Sylvester Nursing You may forget faces or names but you will never forget the memories those people gave you. Thanks Mom, Dad and Todd. Carol Tangney Nursing Psychology Dawn M. Tocci Comm unica tion Psychology I have added four years of knowledge and meaning to the person I will someday be. Thanks to everyone who saw me through. ILYA. Marcia A. Totemeier Nursing John Charles Vassallo Biology Religion Many thanks to my parents, teachers and advisors. All the best to L.B.F. Good luck to Curry Rugby. The Boot! Same as it ever was. Mary Jo Vigneau Comm unica tion David G. Vorhaus Communica tion Englisti Harris Weinberger Psychology Management Frederick Whouley Management Thank you Curry for helping me to open up more. MEMORIES: Hockey team, J.E., friends. George F. Williams Politics History Susan Carol Wittlin Nursing i don ' t need a reason to be happy. I don ' t have to consult the future to know how happy I feel now. HP 4 yrs filled with FUN. Thanks all! Patricia L. Zollner Sports Management Thank you Mom Dad. Thanks for all the great times and the movie one liners KK. KB, MB. KB MB cheers to the case of Michelob Light. C iU of 1988 . . We. did (d e doiv Dimctbiuj Adams, Brenda J. RRI, Box 348 A Kittery Point, ME 03905 Becchina, Dina L. 223 Lincoln Ave. Rockville Center, NY 11570 Buccella, Teresa 21 Whitney Rd. Quincy, MA 02169 Baker, Kenneth L. 46 Tremont Terrace Livingston, NJ 07039 Bennett, Donna M. 38 Antwerp St. Milton, MA 02186 Burbank, Timothy S. 17 Andrews Isle Hingham, MA 02043 Barber, Jacqueline A. 78 Colonel Bell Dr. 3 Brockton, MA 02401 Bombardier, Cecilia R. 149 Lincoln St. Abington, MA 02351 Burke, Marcia A. 167 Colone Lane Weymouth, MA 02189 Barre, Nancy A. 238-70th St. Guttenberg, NJ 07093 Bosworth, Jane E. 77 Brierbrook St. Milton, MA 02186 Campbell, Ted J. 102 Valentive Rd. Milton, MA 02186 Battikha, Jennifer M. 600 Plymouth St. Holbrook, MA 02343 Bruno, Richard J. 72 Old Post Rd. East Walpole, MA 02032 Capone, Charles L. 36 Woodleigh Rd. Dedham, MA 02026 Cappella, Paul V. 13 Kents Lane Hingham, MA 02043 Damiani, Jana C. 202 Knob Hill Dr. Hamden,CT 06518 Ferreira, David J. 95 Harriet Ave. Quincy, MA 02171 Carmen, Mathew D. 101 Bradford Heights Rd. DeWitt, NJ 13224 Dangelo, Linda J. 16 Newton St. Mansfield, MA 02048 Forastieri, Jose M. Box 1296 Caguas, PR 00626 Caron, Anne Marie 37 Worcester St. Taunton, MA 02780 Davies, Elizabeth G. 30 West St. East Greenwich, RI 0281! Forgeron, Denise D. 12 French Ave. Braintree, MA 02184 Cesso, Sheila F. 22 Grove St. Milton, MA 02186 DeAlmeida, Nuno 700 Lansdowne Way, 102 Norwood, MA 02062 Foster, Edward J. 177 Bridge St. Weymouth, MA 02191 Chapman, Christopher R. 35 Cedarfield Rd. Laurel Hollow, NY 11791 Dellelo, Robert G. P.O. Box 100 South Walpole, MA 02071 Frank, Douglas M. 100 Elm St. Quincy, MA 02169 Charles, Odney P.O. Box 138 Readville Station, MA 02137 Driscoll, Michael T. 33 Everett Ave. Winchester, MA 01890 Eraser, Susan 38 Robinson Ave. Braintree, MA 02184 Chouinard, Courtney B. 141 Bridge St. Beverly, MA 01915 Elrick, Michael F. 113 Hillside Circle Hanover, MA 02339 Fry, Peter C. 8 Field Court Bronxville, NY 10708 Cosgrove, Laurie J. 19 Prescott Terrace Quincy, MA 02169 Emerson, Andrew 12 Columbia St. Hartford, CT 06106 George, Kenneth M. 32 Cameron Rd. Norwood, MA 02062 Coyle, Michael J. 180 Ash St. Weston, MA 02193 Esposito, Peter W. 137 Marion Ave. North Adams, MA 01247 Gibbons, James F. 10 Westglow St. Dorchester, MA 02122 Curran, Elizabeth A. 231 Shaw Ave. Abington, MA 02351 Evans, James P. 55 Sonning Rd. Beverly, MA 01915 Giordano, Beverly B. 5 Margaret Rd. Canton, MA 02021 Currie, Cynthia A. 28 Saunders Rd. Norwood, MA 02062 Fallon, Susan R. 30 High Rock Lane Westwood, MA 02090 Goldman, Lori R. 1 1 Lord Joe ' s Landing Northport, NY 11768 Goldsmith, Robert 197 New Hampshire Ave. Somerset. MA 02726 Holm, Michael E. 132 Pineridge Rd. Fayetteville, NY 13066 Klingenstein, Ben W. 50 Copley St. Quincy, MA 02170 Gollner, Thomas A. 29 Locust Lane Bronxville, NY 10708 House, Christopher B. 64 Jacobsen Dr. Norwood, MA 02062 Kule, Elyse M. 1 10 Longview Dr. Emerson, NJ 07630 Gonsalez, Juliana 5 Eastern Ave. Apt. 21 Dedham, MA 02026 Jackson, Gary C. 2 Creston Park Roxbury, MA 021 19 Kunins, Herbert 3 Washington Dr. Hampton Bays, NY 11946 Goz Geoffrey C. 315 Manhasset Woods Rd. Manhasset, NY 11030 Johns, William E., Jr. 150 Grove St. Montclair, NJ 07042 Lachin, Jeffrey R. 9000 Potomac Station Lane Potomac, MD 20854 Gray, Robert 200 Monteroy Rd. Rochester, NY 14618 Judge, Susan E. 56 Magnolia Rd. Milton, MA 02186 Leghetto, Denise 6 Sheldon St. Burlington, MA 01803 Hanlon, Kelly M. 96 Westfield Dr. Brockton, MA 02401 Karp, Andrew C. 18 Brookside Farmway Norwell, MA 02061 Langille, Amy F. 112 Surrey Rd. Springfield, MA Oil Hansen, Mary Anne B. 310 King St. Cohasset, MA 02025 Keddy, Susan A. 27 Rexhame St. RosHndale, MA 02131 Leonard, Jennifer L. 349 Norman Dr. Ramsey, NJ 07446 Hayes, Daniel J. 60 Rindge Ave. Cambridge, MA 02140 Kelley, Helenanne M. 200 West St. RosHndale, MA 02131 Levine, Jon R. 274 Fox Hill Rd. Needham, MA 02192 Henriques, Victoria M. 80 Greg Rd. Stoughton, MA 02072 Kilgour, Ross W. 10 DeLorenzo Dr. Duxbury, MA 02332 Lewis, Christopher J. 350 Lowell St. Andover, MA 01810 Hepting, Caroline S. 175 E. 62nd St. New York, NY 10021 Kingston, Regis 61 Forest Trail E. Bridgewater, MA 02333 Lincoln, Collier A. lA Liberty Rd. Hingham, MA 02043 Hiller, Robyn M. 10 Granger Rd. Emerson, NJ 07630 Kinsella, Karen L. 1 Urban St. Billerica, MA 01821 Lynch, Robert R. 7207 Pleasure Ave. Sea Isle City, NJ 08243 Maglio, Karen A. 18 Carolyne Ave. Braintree, MA 02184 McLaughlin, Mary F. 64 Antwerp St. Milton, MA 02186 Perry, Alexandra J. 82 Brainerd Rd. Allston, MA 02134 Malloy, Brendan D. 64 Underwood St. Fall River, MA 02720 Murphy, John M. 27 Coolidge Rd. Milton, MA 02186 Pesta, Shelley 292 Yale Ave. Meriden, CT 06450 Maloof, Athena M. 5320 Reflections Pi. Ct. Tampa, FL 33634 Murray, Gail J. 30 Bennett St. Waltham, MA 02154 Poli, Candace A. 445 Washington St. Westwood, MA 02090 Manganelli, Paul C. 104 Warren St. Waltham, MA 02154 Nally, Maryellen R. 12 Fifth St. Norwood, MA 02062 Pulit, Robin-Anne 1 5 Crestview Terrace Wallingford, CT 06492 Manocchia, Robert A., Jr. 350 Forge Rd. North Kingston, RI 02852 Nerger, Karen 167 Ferry St. Marshfield, MA 02050 Quinn, Susan J. 36 Hillside Rd. Dedham, MA 02026 Martin, Gerard J. 38 Billings St. Quincy, MA 02171 Nettles, Cynthia 26 Elderwood Dr. Stoughton, MA 02072 Raposa, Joseph A. 99 Brown St. Fall River, MA 02724 Mazzarella, Kimberly A. 10 York Way Westwood, MA 02090 Norton, Christine M. 439 Groveland St. Abington, MA 02351 Rice, Theresa 78 Keswick Rd. Brockton, MA 02402 McDaniel, Linwood A., Jr. Summit Circle Somers, NY 10589 O ' Donnell, Ellen A. 48 Concord Ave. Milton, MA 02186 Rider, Graham C. 42 Woodland Dr. Brightwaters, NY 1171! McDonald, Paul J. P.O. Box 123 Lancaster, MA 01523 Patnaude, Nancy G. 23A Claremont Ave. Quincy, MA 02167 Riley, John P., Jr. 35 Nicherson Rd. Braintree, MA 02184 McGregor, Diane 94 Somerset Dr. SuflFern, NY 10901 Paulhus, Deborah A. 10 Wood Haven Dr. Cumberland, RI 02864 Ring, Maura E. 86 Robertson St. West Quincy, MA 02169 McGuill, Kevin P. 278 Seaview Ave. Swansea, MA 02777 Pearl, Deborah E. 9 Cedar St. Wellesley, MA 02181 Rogers, James P. 70 Jay St. Hanson, MA 02341 Rolston, Leta M. 87 Statler Rd. Belmont, MA 02178 Silverman, Lori R. 115 Hartshorn, Rd Providence, RI 02906 Tangney, Carol J. 320 Pleasant St. Milton, MA 02186 Romersa, Peter J. 18 Shore Rd. Old Greenwich, CT 06870 Silvestro, Michelle A. 100 Elm St. Quincy, MA 02169 Thomas, Kelly A. 1 1 Marc Lane Lawrence, MA 01843 Rose, Regina E. P.O. Box 53 Littleton, MA 01460 Smith, Staci K. 700 S.W. 16th Place Gainseville, FL 32601 Tierney, Candace A. 133 Commander Shea Blvd. North Quincy, MA 02184 Rosenau, Edward H. 28 Calvary Rd. Westport, CT 06880 Spillane, Maryellen 72 Francine Dr. Brockton, MA 02402 Tivnan, Thomas J. 9 Cedar Dr. Canton, MA 02021 Rosenquist, John A. P.O. Box 4 Aripeka, FL 34252 Spruce, William D. 65 South St. Foxboro, MA 02035 Tocci, Dawn M. 43 Linnaean St. Cambridge, MA 02138 Sanson, Monique M. 488 Hyde Park Ave. Roslindale, MA 02131 Strother, Stuart A. 1326 Chetwynd Ave. Plainfield, NJ 07060 Totemeier, Marcia A. 52 Will Dr. Canton, MA 02021 Schapira, Susan J. 40 Dogwood Rd. West Orange, NJ 07052 Sullivan, Laurie A. 33 Scott Ave. Nashua, NH 03062 Troupe, Sharon A. 94 Colby Rd. Braintree, MA 02184 Schmidt, Jennifer 37 Villard Ave. Hastings on Hudson, NY 10706 Sullivan, Mary-Beth 191 Park St. West Roxbury, MA 02132 Vigneau, Mary Jo 198 Dana Ave. Hyde Park, MA 02130 Schroeder, Bettina D. 360 East 72nd St. New York, NY 10021 Sutton, Rhona L 2 Burns Lane Massapequa, NY 1758 Vorhaus, David G. 8 Ploughmans Bush Riverdale, NY 10471 Seigel, Wendy G. 212 Mill St. Newtonville, MA 02160 Sweeney, Cynthia M. 5 Car Mar Lane Salem, NH 03079 Weinberger, Harris L. 335 Faneuil St. Brighton, MA 02135 Shine, Marie A. 99 Neponset Ave. Hyde Park, MA 02136 Sylvester, Stacey A. 940 Summer St. Bridgewater, MA 02324 Wellington, Colette A. 480 Harland St. Milton, MA 02186 Whouley, Frederick 15 Anis Rd. Belmont, MA 02178 Wittlin, Susan C. 1890 George Court Merrick, NY 11566 Zollner, Patricia L. 13 Ridgewood Ave. Delran, NJ 08075 Williams, George F. 75 Grafton Ave. Milton, MA 02186 Young, Deborah A. 212 Andover Rd. Billerica, MA 01821 Senior Week 1988 FOUR YEARS REMEMBERED ... By Colleen McCane Looking back at our four years at Curry College, we have all been faced with many changes. We began our freshman year in an institution quite different than we see today. Freshmen were all housed in two respective dorms, Mayflower and Lombard. We started our first year off with a bang — life was just one big party. There was never a dull moment. Evenings were filled with fire alarms making mid-night gatherings outside the dorm frequent events. Parties occurred about six out of the seven days in our week. Food fights accompanied class dinners, toilets were turned into incinerators and Main House was the hot spot on campus. Days never began before noon, and evenings didn ' t end until the weary hours of morning. Salmonella poisoning struck many, causing the cafeteria to be quarantined followed by remodeling. Freshman fifteen was the result of excess alcohol intake, mid-night munchies, and lazy attitudes. We ended the year having the best vacation of our lives. Sophomore year came and we no longer lived in two convenient dormitories. We were scattered all over, both on and off campus. Many people transferred to other schools or decided that college was not for them. We began doing our own things. New friendships were being sought. The drinking age became strictly enforced and we began to see more controlled party situations. We spent our weekends behind the rope in the now segregated cafeteria. We experienced the change of our class president. Simultaneously, changes were occurring all about campus. Faculty and administration said good-bye to old familiar faces and welcomed the new. We, therefore, had to adjust to the rules they brought with them. Main house was remodeled to accommodate more people. The result, the removal of the staircase that had once given Main House its identity. We, however adapted to the changes we were presented with. Leaving sophomore year behind, we prepared ourselves for our junior year (cont ' d on p. 193) -r sis (cont ' d from pg. 190) — a year that would again present us with more changes. The South Side of campus was welcomed home by men in white suits. Main House was condemned due to signs of asbestos. Numerous students were forced to spend the first two weeks of fall semester, 1986, at the Holiday Inn in Dedham. By the middle of the semester, the school had begun to grow academically as well as athletically. The football team, women ' s soccer, basketball, and tennis all held outstanding records for the year. Academically, our perspectives emerged into realities. It was the time to decide exactly what major we would pursue. Higher level courses, internships, and extensive studying began to occupy our time. Without realizing it, we were maturing with each passing day. We were shaping ourselves into professionals. All in all. our seriousness was not happening too soon. Senior year was here before we knew it. Another substantial change emerged. We came to realize that we only had one more year. New feelings and thoughts raced thro ugh our heads. How many credits did we need to graduate? Will we make 30 grand immediately after we depart from the grounds of Curry? Where will we reside? Will we marry? Will Mom and Dad still take care of us? The only answer for us was and is — only time will tell. At this time we also recognized the importance of our friendships. As Marc Coopersmith once stated, Curry means family. Senior year would present us with our reunions. Pub nights would bring the senior class together to reminisce about the past and encourage each other for the future. Somehow, this was our best support. As family members move away, marry, etc., we too would be experiencing this. The love, concern, and happiness for one another will always remain, nonetheless. Although uncertainties filled our lives, achievements were occurring likewise. Curry College, as a small institution, made its mark on the map. Once again, athletes were making outstanding records. Nursing students were completing three tiresome years of clinical. We all were accomplishing the tasks and goals we had set for ourselves four years ago. Today we look back at all those experiences, realizing that these are only but a few. Each individual here (cont ' d on p. 194) pr ' w cK e (cont ' d from p. 193) has memories only they can tell. Hopefully, I have included those that influenced each of us; the changes that have contributed in making us into the people we are today — wise, mature, and prepared to face the world. Good-bye to my Curry College family, best wishes for success and happiness in your future. Congratulations to all of you!!! J 1, (A iil ,. :Jr M John Vassallo gave an inspiring speech as class oralor. James Rosenquist. Artist and father of John Rosenquist. a fellow graduate, received the Eleanor S, McBreen, Educator and 1928 Alumna received the degree degree of Doctor of Humane Letters. Doctor of Education. Dr. William L. Boyle. Jr. President of Curry College Mary Eastwood, Master of Education Class Representative y nil i: 1! rJLt r ' t o p a p p p p p w ' f ' wT« ' v.,Vv„ ' t ' w fwX X T« t ' wT„ ' J w Best Wishes to the Class of 1988 and Welcome to the Curry College Alumni Association fi r ' o ne iay, c mofi Caterer-, no. 66 Albertina Street Quincy, Massachusetts 02169 (617) 471-9175 Congratulations Michelle Doug Laurie Courtney and Su (psuedo-senior) 209 ( % ©@m®u A mij Tn]@s ms OLA OF mir (Q)iF iLW( m W.S. KENNEY COMPANY INC. GENERAL CONTRACTORS ONE SOUTH AVENUE NATICK MA 01760 (617)655-9654 (IF THOMPSON ' S DORCHESTER. MA 021 24 CI FOTRIO QHOP t- 1— V I rilV Jl IVyr ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS MAILING ADDRESS P. O. 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HAMILL COMPANY AUT OMATIC AND MANUAL DOOR CONTROLS % 46 GARDEN PARK NO. 4 BRAINTREE, MA 02184 TEL: 617-848-6900 STU E9 fT S0CI Tl09t THE STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIA TION CONGRATULATES ni JlSn fOZl iAfOSTCD ' ESl ' J L; rUf-E!AC ' DO IT, O ' O ' KjyOll C 9i ' B-EC09 ( ' E ' B ' y ' T ' E%SE1 E ' K 9{C ' E n j CAT foil L09ig ro -be 215 - fW. ' 1I(ES To: Jennifer (Batiikfia To: ' Donna (Bennett ' Life goes not 5acl :jvarc{ nor tarries zoitft yesterday. (QiSran) Aim fiijjfi ancC fly swift[y- tfte future is yours. Concjratutatiotts and Cudi O our Lovinfj faniiCy She did it the hardzuay- She earned it. We Cove you (Donna and are prouder than proud. Love, (Mom and Dad To: Cfiristopfier Cfiapman To: Beth We (qwzu it ' s Seen difficuCt. We ' re proud of what you have attained. Most of atC we ' re proud of you. Love, 9dom, CDad and (Dave Congratu Cations (Beth: O ou have e?cceffedin many rotes; Wife, daughter mother and student. Our Cove and pride today andaCways. (Mom, Dad and The (Boys ' To: ose Jorastieri To: LesCie J ossett (Do you {qiow how many wondeifuC sons graduate every year? OnCy one that ' s you. C09ig%SlTULATI0( 9 om and (Dad % ConjjratuCations LesCie! We Cove you! Mom Dad ... J ==j Ta- Jeffrey Lacfiin Jeffreij, con ratuCations on a jo 5 zoeCC done. ' We l :nozu tfiesefoiir years are just tfie Beginning of many acfiievements. We are very -proud of you. Cove, {om Tfad To: Susan Sfiapira Susan, you are terrific- zve are very proud of you! Ml our love. Mom John To: %gSert Oiianoccftia ' you ' ve reacfied one of fife ' s major mifestones. Congratufations! iVe zoere always confident, and Iqiezayou zuouCd 6e successful, (jood fuc and enjoy tfie future. 9i{om and ' Dad heartfelt zoishes for great health and happiness to Curry ' s graduates and to allzoho made it possible. May the zvind he alzuays at your backj_ ' Edzvin J. and Mildred M.. Szoeeney Congratulations, ' Kip! ' We are proud of you.. Lots of love. Coquette et al T.S. Call your motfier. To: (jeorge Munns III Way to go, Qeorge- J(eep up the good zoor{ i. Love always. Mom Dad To: Qerard Martin Congratulations son on your great acfiievement. bu fiave made us very proud Sotfi scfio- lastically and atfiletically. ' Wisfi you fiealtfi, happiness and success. [ Love you, Mom ' Dad To: 5in-J nne Tulit O ou made us very proud. May your future he characterized hy accomplishments. Congratulations! ' We zuish you life ' s Best. Love, Mom, Dad, Joe Dan =J? g 1 7b; 9 {ary Jo Vi ncau ...zvfiicfi can say more tfian tfiis ricfi praise- tfiat you aCone are you. ' (Sfiakcspearc) ' J ' ou fiave 6rifjfitenc(C our Cives. Love, Ovfom and ' DacC __ — To: TauC OKanjjaneCCi: (PauC, you fiave made your f amity proud of your accompCish- ments. Qood (uc( iin att your endeavors, Out aSove aCC, don ' t Cose that entrepreneuriaC spirit. CA{om and ' Dad Ta- 9{an atnaude ' Wftatever you can do, or tfiin( iyou can do, do it. (BoCd- ness ftasjjenius andpozver and majjic to it. ' Love, ' Dad Moui To: (Peter mersa (Peter, you did it- andioitfi flying coCors! iVe are so proud. Love, (Mom Dad To: Tetcr ' Esposito Con raiu Cations! ' We are afCvcry proud of you.. To: ' Karen (MajjCio ' Kgren, zoe are ait very proud of you. CongratuCations! Love, (A{om Dad CLi SS Oil- 1988 y Tl ' L 19SS T£ J m!SOOJ(J The Rainbow ' s End Stafr - 1988 Editor Assistant Editor Advertising Editor Photographers Faculty Advisor Laurie Sullivan Ross Kilgour Cathy Isaac Brenda Adams Dina Becchina Lori Goldman Robert Goldsmith Kelly Hanlon Vicki Henriques Carolyn Koschnik Athena Maloof Colleen McCane Gina Rose Melinda Schofield Mary Jo Vigneau Susan Wittlin Allan Hunter Special Thanks to: Cheryl Deutsch for her guidance, support, and unending faith that this book would be finished. Chace Mayo and Bill Dunleavy for their help and humor. Gordon Healy for all his help with the senior listing, print outs and labels. Tony Rizzo for taking care of all the mailings. Lois Wallace for making phone calls, setting up appointments, and taking messages. Kay McCartney and Warren Bazirgan for their help with the sports section. Photographer: Dodge Murphy Brockton, MA Liaison: Joe Flora Publisher: Jostens Pub. Topeka, KS 66601 Liaison: Bob Murphy Curry College For every graduate those two words will bring back many memories of the four years we spent here. But what is important to remember in each of those memories is the people with whom we shared them. Curry gave us the opportunity to grow and to learn. But it especially gave us friends — special people who became our second family; people who were there daily to share our laughter and our tears. The friends we made at Curry will last a lifetime with a Uttle bit of luck and a little bit of effort. A yearbook ' s goal is to tell a story through pictures. I hope the story The Rainbow ' s End tells is one of friends; one that will make you stop and think, Remember when . . . . To the Class of 1988, 1 wish you be best the world has to offer. Be happy and keep smiling! Best Wishes, Laurie A. Sullivan