Eastern Connecticut State University - Sustinet Yearbook (Willimantic, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 326 of the 1974 volume:

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A- , ' if 4- - -K . -1 -ern-' rx, -, f1.-f. gn' K' N-.1 ' ' ff' iF'x n, 'X f Y r -1 , .-, ,Q V - .- 'A kg . . . , S25 Q In V , U 1 -. -','.'4:. iygf 1, 974 .. 1 ii.. vff W- Mig? S :W NNW V0 A- k'4A - -5. N -5 ,f 'H'- EASTERN CONNECTICUT STATE COLLEGE WILLIMANTIC, CONNECTICUT VOLUME Q1 PA UL DUCHOW ADVISOR BARBARA SCH ULZE EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Bays 6 HSI The Editors of this years Sustinet have selected Days of Future Passed as their theme. While many may recall in this phrase a re- cent popular album by The Moody Blues, others will find in it more than music and poetry. They will sense the rhythm of the campus and mood of college life. Seniors at Commencement will be re- minded that their days of future have passed, that their formal training for lifetime occupations has ended or at least entered a new phase. College as a stage base for future work has long been part of the American tradition. Past generations have filed through the exits of academy with wistful thoughts and sober looks knowing they would return, if at all, only as alumni at reunions, homecoming events, and fund solicitation drives. Now society permits such attitudes to per- sist, it will do so at its peril. Change today is so rapid that return to college for retraining will become a Way of life. Average age of col- lege students continues to go up and retirement age is generally dropping. Many individuals will pursue three or even four distinct careers in their working life times. These are the most obvious facts of the days of future present. Are our days of future passed past? What lies in store in the future future? PRESIDENT CHARLES WEBB ,M mm. Robert Wtckware-Dean of Academic Ajjfairs - qqnisid Eugene Hetde-Dean of Administrative Ajfatrs Skiing. Maurice Moore-Dean of Graduate Studies ' at .NN Betty Tipton-Assoc. Dean of Student Ajatrs Robert Meshantc-Dean of Student Ajjfairs 3 5 J. Parker Huber- Francis Geissler-Registrar Director of Research Sophie Jenkins-Director of Student Teaching Bruce Bradford- Director of Evening College and Extension Stephen Rechner-Director of Public Affairs l .........! Frank Bodurtha- S Business Manager 2 ywfg ' -wifi: . he 4' J L., ,P f r ,,: l'f jf ' Hermann Beckert-Director of Adm z'ssz'o11.Q Spree '73 10 Stems Tllfllflunher fliunnert may 5, 1973 v ' 1 1 yl Baseball 1973 A ,..,. Pitcher Steve Thomas Chume B 4 1 ! Straub in ation 51 v A ' , . P X Senior John Bruton Captain Al Haberen is greeted after home run in Irzfielder Bill Asa! District .22 Clzanzpionships 1973 NAIA ZN D TEAM ALL-AMERICAN Pitcher-John Caniera 1973 NAIA ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM Pitcher-John Caniera 2nd Baseman-Al Haberen Designated Hitter-Bill Asal Eastern's Steve Sylvester and WILI's Wayne Norman broadcast the Area 8 playojs via telephone to WILI from Fairfax, Virginia All-tournament teain picks accept their awards in Phoenix, Arizona fn I5 Dick Whipple-Senior I W MQ 'W' A qi' 'L 1 tm V ,A I EC C GOLF 19 3 ,, - ,H ,, VV,V I I ' n vw-H-4 ' iw , WNW 4 ,M ,, A ' 47 ff-.. Gerry Campion-Senior +4945 -mf., Dave M awry-Sophomore GOU coach Tom Nevers had another successful season as the team made a !,th place finish in a field offifteen schools in the state tournament. The '73 team members were Danny Bou- cher, Ken Laliberte, Bill Winar, Jerry Campion, Rich Whipple, and Dave Mowry i Bill Winar-Senior A L. A 2 , The tennis club is quickly becoming a very popular activity at Eastern and promises to involve many more students in the future. This in- dicates a definite need for an intercollegiate tennis team very soon. TENNI CL' B '73-74 PLANT A UVING REMINDER ov FRIENDSHIP AND HUMAN RESOURCEFULNESS We balance y lyfe means growfn and beauty J human relaiienshnwe, PLANT A TREE' REMEMBER A FRIEND gp f i As the construction and planning of the Eastern Connecticut College North Campus continues, a fresh idea conceived by a committee of townspeople, students and faculty, is becoming a reality. The idea is part of a program, The Campus Life Support Plan, which re- flects ECSC commitment to the growing concern with our nation's ecology and environmental improvement. Designed to enhance the beauty of the campus for the use and enjoyment of the entire community, the Life Support Plan envisions a campus filled with shade trees and flowering shrubs. The Life Support Plan symbolizes the ecology of hu- man interrelationships and seeks through campus beautjication, to create an awareness of the need we have for expressing our appreciation for the contribu- tion others have made to our lives. 2l 1 'Hia f mi? 53452235 Taffy f M nf l ' vii .ig i V ., ' gif T Q , , , gM f V f 42 . 5 ff' Q . ?' f' Q3 , 4 mfg I J k ?x J 5,tjZrZ.S'fx 5 Qi , sg, .5 i W 5? iq Q 4' M fi K ..1 , r - nlwfi fs Al W 5 V . , 901.2 'f K vin ' W- . 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Sarnuel Fung Polly Gallo Nancy Gallinger 'The rat pack' V55 fl Ronnie Geter Sharon Goldberg Steven Goldberg Jill Goldstein Robert Gomez 'BURR HALL WITHOUT ME. . . in Lisa Grimaldi Gail Grzebieriek Gilbert Goiiyarel Michelle Hall Carol Hammond MIRROR, MIRROR ON THE WALL . . . fi Patty Hardy ,j Debra Harrington Nancy Harrington Jane Hawath Karen Hebert David Hvyt Cheryl Hughes Eileen H nlihan 'K V , K e U rw. O Barb Hnrteau Russ Ives Ressa Jefferson Robert Johnson Sue Johnson Dennis Jones Frankie Jones Inibi Kaar Barbara Kalluza Terry Katzman Lis Kavanagh Deb Kelly Gail Kitchln Mark Kulak 40 Ray KOMO Kim Kelly Afs xke XX Pat Krasnokotsky Peter Kuzyk Linda Labbee John Lally Mary Larkin Sylvia Lefort Pam Leggett Earle Lerner Marion Leonard Hannah Lieber Lynn Liberman Laura Lombardo Virginia Lord Cindi Lovorgna 42 Pat Lurnan L0uis,Lustro Mike Maher Terry Mandel . fn. . 3 A U Q Y hula- Alex Marlack Joy Marshall Steve Martin Doug May Eileen McDonough Robin M irsky 44 Rochelle Mclean Nathan Mayes Darlene Mikkelson Bob Mondanl Kathy Mooney Thomas Moore Rina M orgia 'NEX T! I Karen Morley Bill MOSi M arjorie Mulberry X , 5 Sandi M urphy now or never! Franciser O'Bregen Kathy O'Connel Randy O'R0nrke Rochelle Perdue John Peska 46 'Boyf He 's ine! Jan Piccolello John Piscopo f . M arcie Popienielc Albix Pokrob Lynwood Pollard Would you believe Home Ec.?? Barbara Radclzjf Joe Randolph Sherlene Reed Beth Reilly Skip Reynolds L Riley Phyllis Robinson Juan Robless Joe Roman 48 Robert Ross Marianne Ruggiero Mary Russo Gordon Sanford Mark Schorder John Segala Cindy Setnickai Mary Shaughnessy Donna Shillo r AVVV i I 2 f Steve Sojka so Elaine Sinkiewicz Paul Snider Mary Spencer Q Mike Spencer Nancy Starbranch Lisa Stemm Nancy Sulinski J 315 SIIWUWSGH Andrea Sziluasy Nancy Teaford Sue Thode Donna Trentalange Karen Troy '1 5553 Jean Tnrnier Sally Visgilio Jackie Walker Vinton Walker Bill Weidner April White Nancy Young Meg Willey Luanne Wheeler Paul Wilson John Zavodjaneik As twilight glows through virgin glade The meaning of time begins to fade E U LJ fl A, V SQ Q :.: CJ V fj 'Q V Q E WX, J' K V JOE ACCARPIO ANNE ACQUAOTTA MARY ADAMCZYK DA VE ALDRI CH BEVERLY AM IDEN X ,L SCOTT ANDERSON MICHAEL A TKIN O ROBERT AX ON , . v 2 I 4 BAILEY BRENN ELIZABETH BODERI CK CHRIS BONEE DIANE BARBADORO H.. 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X ,K , ,415 HQWQ shallcormtm J mee 'nunug,,...-, K ' ' ' aww of M, X T I li ', it iff.: istieat aidzhiiazlt thcpsii w Thursda A ril 72 Parents Day To Be eld Some 170 families of Eastem Connecticut State College students will be visiting the campus on Saturday tApril 283 for the col1ege's Annual Parents' Day program. Highlighting the day's ac- tivities will be four shows at the new planetarium plus an af- ternoon baseball game between Eastern's junior varsity and Thames Valley Technical College. In addition, there will be tours of the J. Eugene Smit Library, the physical education building, the arboretum, Goddard Hall and Keelor Hall. Parent's Day, said Dr. J. Parker Huber, 'twill give parents an opportlmity to meet the faculty, and to become acquainted with the college's instructional facilities. Dr, Huber, Eastern's Director of Research, is chairman of the Parents' Day program com- mittee. Another important program item is an information meeting on the formation of a Parents' Committee. This committee, Dr. Huber said, would serve as an advisory group to the college concerning the interests of parents, and at the same time would be a channel of in- formation between the two groups. Besides Dr. Huber, Parents' Day Planning Committee members include: students, Mary Beth Gelmini of Norwich, Barbara Grunning of Lebanon, Christine Saccerdote of East Hartford, and Patricia Terenzio of Stamford. ,E J 't giggles-' . ,LS S Band Concert Scheduled By JOAN DIEDRICKSON On Nov. 14, the Eastern Connecticut State College Concert Band will perform their annual fall concert in Shafer Auditorium under the baton of Mr. Robert Lemons. After the concert, a reception will be held in Shafer Student Lounge, All are cordially in- vited to attend. The program is well balanced. All sections of the band will be featured. Among the compositions to be performed are The Druken Sailor arranged by Grant Hill. Dvorak's Andante from the American Suite, N,Rimsky Korsakoff's Cortege and Fanfare from Snow Maiden, and Santana's Black Magic Woman, reflecting the students' rock and jazz interests. Other compositions that the band will feature include Sinfonia for Winds by Frank Ericson, Flourish for Wind Band by Ralph Vaughan Williams, Block M, a concert march by Jerry H. Bilik, and Variations on a Slovakian Folksong by Dmitri Kabalevski, arranged for band by Frank Siekmann and Richard Oliver will also be performed. A trumpet trio including Andy Frausini, Rob Ross and Bob Lemons will perform Rafael Mendez's Polka in the Box. fMendez is a famous trumpet player in California who both teaches and plays.J Short selections from the Brass Ensemble will also be per- formed. Z I in X xx-xl mr W K KK 110 W X x ,x s 0 QOOCOO 0,0 9-0 naar' .Rx Jr 1 , Mg, N- 4m,,,,,,...-ww du. H2 M M iff? li? ,a ff. ' w if A-X . 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Av s E w, - Q ' mf. vi' A gl if . V ZW' 1 E' '11, f ' 1' A ' 5 '. lf' ' ' -, i s . W , as , ' ' av if ' ' ' 9' ai. f git, Q 2 , f i V . . i ' 5 B, M. v 1 - ' ' I J s A' M ' il? kk 'V I L 5 Y G if W X 'fa , f' ., , 17 3 , 1' W, 5. W, 1. Y. 9 . Y' it 5 1 ' 4 Q 1 .MK V -1 31, . -17 -1,-x s ki L ..-i r .W 1, fi 1-, 1 -4' sf K sw I N. as QM? me A' Y 0 1 K W-Q-if ,,.fq. 'C D M nf . . is-avi: lu u 4 A A lag! jd f ,. ,577 I H5 L' . 4 , 2:3 ' , ' x '11 JF 7'-A V 4, 9 'riff .L gb ,H 7' 'Mr 'V , f 4 . 3: we ' ly W K fs' ,Q X, ,J , 'W 'L in' .fu , ,wg -1 Q . ik U P '- Wskrwfuwf k,,W,,, A 5 if . A . , 3 rl 5 :.,,:,,4 I va gf 4- H ' Aj. Q r 126 The fall of 1973 brought successful seasons to the soccer and cross-country teams. The soccer team won their way to St. Louis, Missouri for the NAIA national soccer tournament and jhnished seventh in the country. En route, three players were selected for the All-Conference team, Joel Boisfoert, Ruppert delosReyes, and Dave O'Conner. The cross-country team again turned in a performance which displayed that they, too, must be considered for post season competition. The team certainly deserves much the same of what the major sports receive. .HA.,,4T, my Q H I S Y 1 1 Q I c . , i 5 E o e I 1 5 . 2 i X Time is undebhnable and indistinguishable, however, it is the manner in which we jill that time that makes it so important In 4 - 1 1 1 1 1 4 J E r 1 i i 4 I 1 3 I 1 5 w 1 ' 5 I 1 e 1 1 9 m L 1 Z N s I30 ,gf . 1 M Ve w What is this thing called Life? It could be considered that time from the moment of conception to the second of birth. Couldn't it also be that time we pass through after death re- ferred to as reincarnation? ISI 4 1 1 I , 1 o 4 Q J 132 ...-R A H , .ia fs., ea . A g', UH., . .... 5 43, .,,,.1.1 ,,.k..,, ..k, 5444? QA-li, vu.. , 5. But most of us seem to view it as an evefryday occurance that is always with us at any given moment But what of the Past? Isnt that part of us? We all have those things called memories But what part do they 'really play in our hectic daily lives? 4 - w 'fbi gfni A.-,1 sq' 'T I. fn fr-f' iz,, r 'i1,.. '4 H- 'W' 1 5 'H-fir '-,g,.s' ...fx S 'Y no-r AK. , O-Q ,ug xr' Xi YQ' gif is V 5-:ff-wJ su. 11 'vs ,A ivf 1- b,,,-. TEN 0 :.41i-1'1 'l ' .K pix' Q A ,ig QA - .1 sf . fx '. -?, -rQse'- 1 Q Q ' M ',Q.. I .ng 4 a Certainly we can 't touch them, or put them to use in our everyday routines of living. Yet why do we cling to them so? Perhaps they repre- sent a type of security that is missing in our lives today. l35 Then there is the Future, and all the mys- teries surrounding it. In some individuals, it presents an undefined fear. Afterall, what real security can an abstract concept ojer us? Cer- tainly there is no one person we can go to for help or answers. 4 V 1 1 n' I ' f Hw- N, Vai f fw Aghhr A .. 1- I f in ' X ffl :W .1 4 . N, A if 1 n Q-v mi - V , ..,..:.,. ,, , E I I 'T x i m . 1 1 rg i 1 9 1 . Y 1 f S ? 1 i i Z 2 1 3 I las 3 I ,.....J '-91-5 T 0 A - So where does that leave us? We see Time everyday of our lives by witnessing seasonal changes. We see the newness and freshness of Spring, and then a complete turn around by the cold and lifeless Winter. Yet we are always aware that as one season vanishes, an- other will take its place. But common sense tells us that our lives aren't as predictable as the seasons. For we know that eventually we will perish, but we never know exactly when. As a result, we are constantly aware of the Days of Future Past. And the only real hope that we have left is the knowledge of the coming Future. This is all we have, so let us pray that a more reli- able and secure world will be the result of it. 139 n 'Qsv 43 k 4 f k , 15354 ' . , K , 5' ,,, lv xf' g f V - , , ta' x .ASX 'H A .41 1 v ln 'V J - 1 22 K I 4 i 2 .f iff ' ,, 'Q ,V - , . 3 . ' , 4 .. fi- Q-Q - -9.4. :A ' A I' bf ' N' A, i. I, . A , . I . . 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A A -, 0,.v,, , 2 T x 4 'zfkv-'rw' '-1' . -5.1 4' A, JV , - X, 'N -vi ' ' V, ,. W , az, N . yakfk 4 hfr. in wi, 5 'M ik iii? v . 4' b fx--n 1 vi .9 N ,, . -M N., f lb: ,, .3 Wulf, 4 W Qllluhs anh Qctihities L Barbara Gunning, Corresponding Secretaryg Paula Magee, Recording Secretaryg Phil Blinn, Vice-Presidentg Debbie Competello, Treasurer,- Chris Sacerdote, Business Secretary. Missing-Bob Pernel, President. The Student Government Association is a represen- tative form of student government which provides an opportunity for the student body to develop skills in democratic procedures while they cooperate in finding responsible avenues through which to help meet their social, economic and curricular needs. Senators are elected by each of the four classes, and serve as repre- sentatives of the concerns and needs expressed through class meetings. Ojjficers for Senate are elected yearly serving as representatives of the entire student body in deliberations with the Faculty Senate and Adminis- trative Council. Another of the major functions of SGA is to facilitate the development of new groups and to determind the fi- nancial allotments for all clubs, organizations and spe- cial activities within the total student government budget. 146 B.O.G. The College Union Board of Governors plays an important role at ECSC. The student board is responsible for an ex- tensive program which supplements the educa- tional objectives of the classroom by ojfering the students a living experi- ence in a social, cultural and recreational environment. ,f if fb. O' ,G Z-. Q if Kneeling: Linda Richards, John CUSCW, Art Cote, Larry Rodriquez' Debby Tewlitz' Standing Ann Rafalcrwicz Chris Upright Barbara Gunning, Debbie Gracy. In Window: Pat Donnelly, Debbie Scinto, Gail Duska, Tom Clark. HAVE YOU TAKEN ouf O ITOR The monitors function at East- ern is to run the student union during the day. They are available X for counseling information on cam- pus facilities and functions, and to keep the union in good running order. LIFE IN RANGE ?f S fi 'l' if Sitting: Diane Wicks, Cathy Yanik, Mary Chinigo, Joanne Seaha. Standing: Barbara Schulze, Bob Pazik, Jerry Georgetti, Diane Dombrowski, Stan Nasznic, Margo Jepson, Trish Kearns, Anna Wojick, Peter Manroel, Bob Neborsky, Debby Scinto, Gail Duska, Tom Clark, Jerry Campion, Jan Rutolo, Joan Longergan, Nick Buano. Eastern States Eastern States Association is an organization which seeks to improve teacher education through workshops, speakers, school visits and annual con- ferences. Throughout the year, the organization visits difer- ent campuses and surround- ing schools to meet with educa- tion students and faculty for cooperative study on the latest innovations and techniques in education. Top to Bottom: Regina Juraszewicz, Brenda Horanzy Sharon Eiche secretary Phyllis Ducatelli treasurer Pat Zionce Kelly Funteral-presulent, John B. Klisky Ellen Kennedy Gall Gunnoud Karen Brzsson Susanne McCarthy Gail Saczyk, Pam Genero. Ernest Miclette Jr., Theresa Ravenelle, Mary Preston, Claudia Momtt-vice-president, Shiela Persson-president, Jose Cooney. A.I. . The Intramural Pro- gram at Eastern Conn. is designed to furnish well- organized competition in a number of popular ac- tivities for all men and women students. The pro- gram ojfers an outlet for all levels of athletic abili- ty in eight team sports and seven individual ac- tivities. We encourage ev- ery E. C.S.C. student to be- come involved in some phase of the intramural programs whether it be from a desire for com- petition, relaxation, fit- ness or fun. A.I.S. and the intramural office work closely with S.G.A. and the Physical Education de- partment to offer the most comprehensive and ejjci- cient program of activities possible for E.C.S.C. St'Ltd6n,tS. Sitting: Harry Flegart-president. HI TURY CLUB Our purpose is to present relevant and interesting speakers on historical and political issues, films, and field trips. This is only pos- sible through the participa- tion of the student body,' lacking this, we will cease to grow, and possibly cease to be of interest. Standing: Robert Tish-advisor, Sandy Solois-treasurer, Kris Clark-sec- retary, Al Provost- Vice-president. Commuter lub , F The E.C.S.C. Commuter Club was formed to en- courage the commuters to interact with the college community as whole, to help fuUill the needs of commuter problems, and also to provide services and activities for the col- lege. This enables commu- ters to become more in- volved, more informed and more integrated into the life of the college. Sitting: Paula DesSureault-vice-president, Mary Chinigo-president, Fran Piontek-treasurer, Dianne Canning-secretary. Standing: Karen Kelley Joe Wojic, Pat Juovaty, Jeff Hora n, Barbara Holchek. HX-Wvffi Jia., yewl. Seated: Joann Gottlieb-secretary, Sharon Goldberg, Steve Lofman-treasu rer and corresponding secretary, Betsy Osbe r. Standing: Dr. Henry Snider-faculty advisor, Terri Maurer, Karen Swantko, Ken Chesner, Judie Landsberg-vice-president, Bill Morris-president. CHAVERIM He Chaverim, The Friends, is Eastern Connecticut State College's Jewish Stu- dent Organization. The organization is established as a Zion- ist Organization open to all students, staff and faculty of ECSC. The purpose of He Chaverim is to pro- mote Jewish and Zi- onist activities and to foster a Jewish awareness on this campus. Its prime te- net is that Judaiam is a legitimate and relevant philosophy, a way of life which is a significant contrib- utor to the world cul- tures of man. Qqaeimrpmze lantern P-N Row 1: Julie Higgins, Kevin Matsil-editor, Barbara Hellman, Tom Olipliant Row 2: Sue Slanson, Joan Die- drickson, Phil Colwell Row Ben Timmons, Stan Jaslciewicz Raw 4: Patti Lawson, Trenton Wright, Jimmy Dwire 9 1 05 if 4' Q Wvlw. 9 A MIX . ref-x ' ,ng 03.11 Y a. .I '- as?-sq y ,I 3 . - i . I: 1 '- xy -qzjeg ., 9 f 5 fx f an xv . I- , -,' if .GX 4','F':f- .J .Ju .A, , .q,W,,, . al Z'l. , Qi 'Q' 'f af 'k 1 L f J f f. ' 'f' 'ig Mn ' A Q! sifyfh 1 6 - ggi., A ,Q . f .E '. , - , W ef' F' 2, 1- . J,:i, gl.. ' lniryy I A -,r abs. , -Q' , W 1 ff' , 1 5 5 sg 0 ' f ,X cr- ! V',,',,..f-' A Row 1: Dr. Mike Gable, Lou Wellsley, Dale Goodwin, Dan Ameri. Row 2: John Murphy, Terry DelPino Bruce Bouley, Linda Pershaec, Alexander Lazuk, Doug Jacobs, Randy Deslandes. Row 3: Fred Siedel Joe Godlewski. Row 4: Bill Wilson, Miranda Michaud, Rodney Sanchez, Sam Fung, Tom Allison, Steve Pape lian, Mike Wrabel, Janice Caporale, Marilyn Mayeren. Oikus provides for students interested in the various jhelds of biology an opportunity to have speakers, discussions, local projects and field trips to widen their knowledge about living things. l54 OIKU The Outing Club provides an opportunity for students to par- ticipate in outdoor activities such as hiking, mountain climbing, camping, skiing and white-water canoeing. All students at East- ern are automatically members if the club. The club owns basic outdoor equipment, some of which is available to students for a nominal rental. OCIOLOGY CL B The Sociology Club's main pur- pose is to coordinate interests in so- ciology and social relations. The programs are flexible and include lectures, films, and outside field work. Paula Davis, Ann Rafalowicz, Steve Pro- copio, Maureen Carey, Kathy Kennedy. f A 1 , , WM ' Row 1-Pam Poggi, Gary McNaughton, Cathie Tirnady, Susan Galione, Doretta O'Hara-Business Manager, Raw 2-Maria Rafjha, Dave King, Ma.rge Laboyg Row 3-Bob Ross, Bill Lannon-Advisor, Karen Mikulha-Sea retary, Elaine Gaeta. D-:dm-a Scheduled' By JOHN ZIONCE Between the days of Oct. 24 to Oct. 27, Arthur Schnitzler's La Ronde, a comedy of amorous adventures will be presented by Eastern's Drama Club. The cast is arrayed with new talent. Among the ten member cast, seven have never been with the club before. The play in- troduces the following with theinrespective characters for La Ronde. Concetta Falcone, the Girl of the Streets. Harry Flegert, the Soldier. Rob Ross, the Young Gentleman, Debby Coviella, the Young Wife. Michael Hillyer, the Husband. Susan Gialione, the actress, and Don Nicleell, the Court. Among the veteran actors, Michael Thompson portrays the poet. Michael was seen last spring in Leo Faukor's prize winning play, If it Weren't for Evil during the one act student play contest. Maria Raffio plays the maid. Although she has never acted on Eastern's stage, she has written for it. Her play, The Restless Dream was seen during the student play contest. Lastly, we have Elaine Gaeta who has had starring roles in three plays at Eastern. She has appeared in Joe Egg, Mary Mary, and the Old Maid's In- capabilities, a play written by John Zionce for the play contest last spring. In La Ronde she plays the sweet young Miss. Doretta O'Hara is Stage Manager, and William Lannon, the director. The Draina Society of ECSC puts on plays. The society puts on plays both old and new- rnany of theni written and directed by the stu- dents ofEastern. The New Harry Hope Theatre, built by Eastern students, has given students the chance to learn a far inore sophisticated hind of technical theatre than was possible a year ago. In suni, the Society is one ofthe greatest assets available to students for the display of their nu- inerous creative talents-inost obviously in the Annual Student-written One Act Play Contest. T Row 1-Juge Higins, Chris Sacerdote-Chairmang Row 2-Barb Shoemaker, Carole Stegner Carol Piazza, Pam Generog Standing-Charles Lin. Advisor-Ester Cohen. RT PURCHA I G COMMITTEE Art Purchasing Committee is comprised of ECSC students working with the assistance of a faculty advisor. It's purpose is to purchase and display works of art in appropriate settings on campus. The committee is funded by SGA. 7 THE AFRO-A ERICA OCIETY Front Row-Joe Rendolph, Lyn Pollard, Boyce Patterson, Leyhow, Skip Reynolds, Kathy Tiirnick, Stephen Spencer, Stairs-Linda Hanes, Jai Smith, Sheila Harris, Liston Filyaw, Michelle Hall, Ro- xanne William, Wayne Scott, Phyllis Hugiiley. Top Row-Glenn Black, Ellie Smith, Gloria Taylor, Keith Butler. The Afro-American Society, opened to the student body at ECSC, has tivo outstanding aims, KU to add to the total ex- perience of the college commit- nity by ethnic awareness and entertainment, and, KQQ to help meet the needs of black stil- dents in academic, social, and community growth and involvement. 158 RE IDE CE ASSOCIATIO The Residence Associa- tion is a student organi- zation in which lead- ership skills are developed through edu- cational, social, and ju- dicial functions of the Residence Hall Pro- gram. Mx xx-u Row 1-Ivan Johnson, Larry Marquis, Linda Richardg Row 2-John Fries, Torn Poi- rer, Joe Roman, Lou-Ann Hopkinsg Row 3-Shelley Fenn, Michelle Perdue, Bai- ley Brenn. CUBA CLUB Row 1: Mindy Michaud, Bill Wilson-president, Dolly Boucher-secretary, Sherry Pratt. Row 2: Tom Dimock-treasure r, Gordon Sanchez, Rodney Sanchez, Mike Wrabel, Steve Pa pel ian, Lubomyr Wesleyj. The purpose of this club is to help provide instruction and guidance in Scuba diving and other specialized types of div- ing. The club provides instruc- tion and certification in Scuba diving each semester. We plan and organize diving trips in different parts of New England and helps to provide funds and equipment for these trips. This club is also one of the founders of the Con- necticut Underwateru Divers Symposium. 160 cation. The members are Row 1: Bette Shea, Lenore Fisher, Donna Grana ta, Barbara Ch rzan, Linda Snarski, Theresa Rav- enelle, Carol Wolak, Ja mes Palmer, Shirley Doiron-adizisor. Row 2: Susan Duff Carla Sererson, Claudia Mcyfitt, Claudia Scibek, Nancy O'Connor, Louise LaCasse, P0f7'I'ClCI Green, Shaun Keane. Row J: Paula Faulise, Karen Guilino, Paula Magee, Barbara Halchelc, Pamela Ross, Jackie Fontaine. Kappa Delta Phi is a na- tional honor society in educa- tion. Its purpose is to encour- age high professional intellectual and personal stan dards and to recognize out staning contributions to edu- elected from eligible juniors and seniors. Programs include professional and social meet- ings with students, faculty and outside speakers participating. ,,' x isa ,. Q oi 4.-'N ' H . W' A Ly. V fm E Q--L 3 ' ' . PW my Qgfgfff .:' - rf: QQ 2- 5 il . .Y 1 , amaaam' 'riff 1 if 'pull' 4 ,ff ffl?- 'M .7,,.,. M-. 3' uw, J S . IAAQQ , My !,,, . Mansjheld Tutorial is organized primarily to pro- vide services on a one to one basis as tutors and com- panionsfor children and adults at Mansfield Train- ing School. Other activities include group meetings education ig? , . and discussions on related aspects ig' special J r .1 V i'w...,. Q! S Top to Bottom-Carl Billing, Donna Gromko, Karen Burdette, Jim Esberg, Deborah Fenn, Ms. Orza-Faculty advisor, Joan Diedrickson, Jean Casey, Anita Bomely, Sue Bascom, Pat Donovan, Regina Serajin i, Leslie Williams, Riva Esjbrrnes, Linda Bjers, Robin Burrows, Luann Galdenzi, Bob Heath, Regina Juraszenficz, Phyllis Ducatelli, S. Faucher, J. Plante, S. Fitzgerald, Sally Ta nasi, Ma rg Ann OlDell, An- drea Sziluasg, Nancy McKenna, Jackie Walker, Karen Troy, Linda Labbe, Charlene Dotts, Paula Magee, Joanne Ma n nilrnr, Karen Brisson. S E FOR THE ART Students for the Arts sponsors lectures and discussions on subjects of literary interest. Trips to the theatre and attendance at regional and national meetings of relevant cultural groups are also part of its program. Row 1: Louise LaCasse, John J. Leto, Ginny Geissman- treas., Row 2: Marge Laboy, Karen M ikulka, Sandi Bra- ngiero-vice-president, Charles Lin, Jon J. Slusarz, Mary Preston-president. Row 3: Linda Csaky, Rich Bonaccorso-advisor, David Hall-secretary. La Sangre Latina is a student organization which has been estab- lished to help give a bet- ter awareness of the Spanish-speaking people and to promote social functions in or- der to enhance the col- lege community. Edwin Centeno Iris Rivera Hermina Alonso Phyllis Garcia Aracelys Dorbat, Eddie Rivera. A GRE LATI A DIME IO '1 X-. N Dirnension, , the college magazine, fea- tures sliort sto- ries, plays, po- etry, essays and art. All W work is done by M students. g . ,1- uw.. .-rf'- wma' f A V1 f ,... M' 4 Desmonde Fiondella-Music Don Macaulay-Art Robert Lemons-Music Eldon Downing-Music - e, K' . ,Awe Lee Watts-Language Carole Lee-Music Ed Drew-Music L Frank Connelly-Hzstory Ester Cohen-Art I I L Bruce Clements En ltsh Victor Kaplan-English - g Bernard MacDonald-English Jim Lacey-English ,,..m.,,Q Herschel Levine-English Bill Lannon-English Richard Wolf-Art xy l R. Max Ferguson-Physical Science Q, ffW,ff , E I wx 4 N3 -5? fi .2 ' E of x .f P 12 lx I M f 5- zfi 1 f til, my 9 I -ff , iq 4 552 Q '-1 g c if - hx-.131 Mary Rogers-Physical Science s .L x x. W- . ,f 4' NX x Mike Gable-Biology Raymond Smith-Physical Science Timothy Swanson-Physical Science Henry Snider-Physical Science Sherman Clebnik-Physical Science Barry Wnbff-Biology BIOLOGY I ...iv -QA. ,EN PHYSICAL CIE CE Henry Roos-Biology Nathan Shapiro-Biology Alan Wright-Physical Science Marion Meek-History David Roth-His tory Robert Browne-His tory Robert Christensen-History John Die rst-History Ted Lewis-History James Cobbledick-History Leon Sarin-History gf fl 4 3 lf if 5 ff ' 1-nafnbnlqg if 1 Francis Willey-History emi Q sf'- hr. J F1 sg As, , XX Mg Frank Connelly-History as Thomas A nde rson-Histo ry f 1 M YW' David H aines-Elementary Education X 1 Bette Chappell-Early Childhood Education G. David Rand-Inteinnediate!Secondary Education, Joseph Narotsky-Elementary Education ,. . r .r 1 ,' -f-yff N Joseph Arbuolcle-Early Childhood Education Q Q ' Kathy Nolan-Early Childhood Education Charles Prewitt-Elementary Education js ' 4 ' ' . , a 1 - Q 12 x 3' ' Q., .c .W 1 ,, ..... L? fi V gh. ........-Q--is Paul Benedict-Intermediate!Secondary Education John Sharlofw-IntermediatefSeC0ndaVy Ediwation J ea ll Tlwresen-Sociology OCIOLOGY ATH Paul Duchow-Math Gary Sterner Psychology Don Leverzdge Sociology Ann Curran Math James MacDonald-Psychology Doris Griscom -Sociology A 4 H sa?-5 EfS 2 y A is ,howls wr 35158233 1 Ez ww? Qi Steve Kenton-Math 34 B 5-I K AKA: P Q . X wa BL ,., -K Q X .X , . 1' ii I ws i P' I 2 Q Q. Q SEM 4845955 19' 1 fi ie 2 l' , ' Rx 4 V WWW 5986 K' WE, E ' at vmwwnmgn A Ag - i.J1..NK5 Q fm -W, :ga 4 4- y . 5:1 E liiili.. Faculty Not Pictured Jacqueline Abbott-Early Childhood Education Carol Anderson-Elementary Education Alexander Anthony-History Elizabeth Barber-Elementary Education Daniel Barney-Elementary Education William Billingham-Education Rich Bonaccorso-English Julie Bradley-Physical Education Juliette Burstermann-Elementary Education Maria Anne Ceprano-Elementary Education Robert Clapp-Audio Visual Dana Clark-Physical Education Floretta Crabtree-Physical Education Robert Dolph-Education Philomene Ducas-English Harvey Dutil-Elementary Education A. Paxton Ferguson-Psychology Andrew Filtz-Language Gerald Geissert-Math Bhakti Ghosh-Intermediate!Secondary Education Irene Glasser-Sociology Raymond Gradual-Elementary Education Carol Hanson-Elementary Education Grace Harger-Early Childhood Education Rex Harkness-Math Norman Harvey-English Claire Hicks-Elementary Education William Holowaty-Physical Education Natalie Hopkins-Intermediate Education Mary J ecdet-Elementary Education 178 Arthur Johnson-Sociology Cameron Johnson-Music June Knajle-Intermediate Education Abfred Kornfeld-Psychology John Lombard-History Ellen Marshall-Early Choldhood Education Edgar Martin-Elementary Education Carl Meigs-English Robert Miller-Physical Education Cora Moore-Elementary Education Thomas Nevers-Physical Education Ann Marie Orza-Psychology Jennie Owens-Early Childhood Education Jolena Paluska-Elementary Education Vernon Phelps-Elementary Education Dafuid Phillps-English Hyman Reiner-Elementary Education Pedro Riuas-Language Daniel Roach-Early Childhood Education Martin Rogan-Intermediate Education Nancy Romer-Elementary Education Grace Rouozzo-Biology Nancy Salter-English Samuel Tirado-Education Janice Tompkins-Physical Education Karl Wielgus-Sociology Sandra Wojick-Early Childhood Education Ralph Yulo-Intermediate! Secondary Education SECURITY Arnold Cerasuolo Perry Gebhardt Robert Lachapelle Lawrence Laflamme Andrew Mangano Robert Zahansky LIBRARY Oliver Hayes-Director Charles Herrick Katherine Lariviere Kenneth Moorhead Ruth Newth Alice Parker Dean Reilein Marianne Scheele Florence Searing Lois Smith Joan Tinker Nicholas Welchman Elizabeth Wisloh Lois Wolf BOOKSTORE William Bowers HEALTH SERVICES Sheila Wachtel R.N. William Ellzey M.D. BUILDING SERVICES Israel Amill Clarence Bennett Larry Boisyert Roderick Bourey Ernest Cedarfield Rebecca Chamberlain Ronaldo Chamberlain George Cochran John Coughlin Richard Dancosse Raymond Delude Thomas DeMontigny Leo DesJarlais Roy Dingler Margaret Easton Mo Festi Harold Gates Clarence Glaude William Grenon Ruth Hahn Anthony Insalaco Walter Johnson Joseph Kapszukiewicz Marcel Mailloux Anthony Marino Frank McGuire Theodore Misak Norman Paquette Olga Peloquin Thelma Perkins William Postemsky Elizabeth Rappold Edward Rekk Leyte Rekk Russell Robinson Adelphis Robtoy Lawrence St. Jean Laurence Vertefeuille Roger Vertefeuille Rose Webb SECRETARIES Joyce Audette Donna Baker Evelyn Bandas Lora Baran Delores Bergeron Jacqueline Bergeron Blanche Blum Leona Bodurtha Mary Bonin Louis Brandt Mary Brown Ruth Carey Katherine Carpenter Cathrine Costello Grace Frankland Shirley F reudenstein Irmgard Gilmartin Ligita Hanka Josephine Harold Majorie Inzinga Dorothy Johnson Anne King Cynthia Lipsky Frances Ludwick Alice Lytikainen Eunice Murphy Lil Musial Francis Negrelli Viola Olsen Rosemarie Prihoda Hazel Rand Margaret Robinson Eleaiwr Russi Jane Scott Margaret Shea Mary Sullivan Mary Wilson DA TA PROCESSING Thomas Deojay William O'Dannel Violet Soracchi Q Q. BA KETBALL This year's wonien's varsity teain was again outstanding. As it has gotten access to the new facilities available, the woinen's pro- grani will have the opportunity to grow along with the numerous other athletic teains. Since it's beginning, two years ago, the woinen's teani has becoine a well organized and intregal part of the athletic program. Mitch of the credit for inahing the teani as siiccessfal as it is can go to Coach Julie Bradley Q 4 if W , ,E , V, x ,,L, . 182 wiv , V i 'L 3 E X25 W Ywfifxi AQ ? lL1nx 1 W 'L 5 - , E 1' ax N 1 3-K 43 5-...f '1..x Q ' v fQ1, E x 53. YP! 'O an '11 '90 I F r lf? ilu X55 'F nl I '71 Ev 'WN 's P1-V O O 'v Q 5-ns WOMENS INTRAMURALS B A S K E T B A 9 L X x.. M XXN L 188 34, ,s P5 Us pq-nl -:ual ' QM. 1 W u '-H'-w-u-..,'- tw Q Q 4 nw., 1,, wmannvwuu -.-,,,,., . .,,....,..N , fussnnaq,,....., wiv-vires!-HQ ,'L'1' Q. S f- hy.-1 -....?,' 189 K . . Q! ,as ' 'uk-....+-,..,..5m J' f 4 v A I ,55gr2m,s.Q,:,.:W 1'w:fd'?N1if5HWN L if. N. 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Row Ben Timvnong Anne m n Acquaotta, Susan Thode, Pam Bruce. Q - e ' n , n A , e , ' e- E A n M a af On December twebfth, Eastern 's Chorus and Choir presented their annual Christmas Concert. This year we performed The M agnificat by Johann Sebastian Bach with soloists and a 21, piece orchestra, including our new Dlem- ish III Zuckermann Harpsichord. Under the direction of Dr. Eldon Downing, the concert was most enthusiastically received by a full-house audience comprised of college and community folk. In addition to the Magnijhfcat, the choir sang a program of challenging music by Poulenc, Vittoria, Buxtehude, and Berlioz. Another dynamic concert was given in the spring by chorus and choir. D In addition to these annual concerts, the groups also per- form at social college and community events. Each year the choir participates in an Intercollegiate Festival at South- ern Connecticut State College. Our new Harpsichord was built by Mr. Walter Johnson and Mr. Edward Rekk, from a Zuclcermann hit. We now are in a position to perform music fy' all periods without 'relying on a loan from other colleges. The harpsichord was dedicated to the memory of the late Dr. James Skmfington. From the successful outcome of this year's and past years choral performances, and the generous support from the SGA, the future music life at Eastern looks very promising. si sk P35 ' pg e 15 5 EE Q W ,Q J' ,M 5 .Mk 3 . X 3 X 1 mx 5 ,,, 4 2 ini. 'htunnq..,,, . v 1 's 0' 'fl fix . X , ,, 3 s 5, N9 IX' S3 ,IW U1 4 x, Ns 6 5 tqs x A er f j Si, , 1, 0 . Q1 'W 'A FQFWNV X :Q u UB nw nh ,LAAHS M-hw. ., ALL 5 lfwi 4 5 f 4 if 4 f- as a., F .im 5' , 3 A. W'1-In i F Q 1 ,U-ls . ' 1 Q Q S O 'fx U3 'Y I Q 5 g. Slut! WNW , .2 W I TSW fl u ,'?2'g.. ,LII 'J'-'if' -qv pn '.. I up v W N . TH' 'fs Q2 Q N' -'fi wr-w by 3 V . E L N, r ,r 11.4.1 M,,v vw- X f .A-L 5 1 ' QFQI' I N .- 3 91 A sn- Y k 1f' J, rt 5 x Q if -ws. 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In the 1930's and 1940's several attempts were made to discontinue the operation of this institution. This one person was in- strumental in the continuation of Eastern Connecticut State College as it exists today. For this we are grateful. Without the sup- port and perseverance of this person thou- sands of students would not have had the op- portunity to attend this college, ' With this in mind, we the stajf of the 1971, Sustinet take great pride in dedicating this yearbook to Mrs. Margaret C. Hurley. f In the early ,30's, Mrs. cHurley was elected Democratic State Central Com- mitteewoman from the 29th district, ran for state office in 1935, encouraged by an attempt of the state to close the Normal'School in Willimantic. In 1943 and 19.45 she was elected to the state senate. While. in the senate she campaigned to save the school after it wassburned to the ground in 1943. 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'41 '57 'd rf' V- ' A Q5-71 'fn ,gh .-.guy , , J ,A 1 -5 rs xg, 1 'xg T FI: Y r 7, Hari .xg 12. P l. 1 .. 11 1- ' . V1 l, UID I, - '4 , , '11 4 . 45 4 . ,, V.--1:2 if? tg I ix Efxgf.: v . Qi, V f f 1 N .rv .- , . i'5l L J f Q fx-A ,Z L . .'.4 Q m.,:' .. 5' f 1 I ., ,gk Q Senior lass QBfficer5 AEE 1' 3' ei Jim Dennis-Vice-President Tom Clark-President Trish Kearns-Secretary Paula Davis-Treasurer Steve Procopio-Historian 210 Senior Qllass Qhhisur C 9 844 Q if Cathy Kandefer On November 30, 1971, Cathy Kandefer became our class advisor. Since that day she has proven to be more than just an advisor. She has been a consultant, companion, and friend to each and every member of the class. Through her guidance and understanding, she has united the class in all facets, during our years at Eastern Con- necticut State College. Along with this page, we the Class of 1971, wich to extend our sin- cere thanks and gratitude, to you, Cathy Kandefer. DA VID L. ALDRICH, BA. BRYAN R. AHERN, B.A Applied Social Relations Psychology Dorl't pilsh the river. The riyerjlows by itseM Fritz Pearls DAN ALFIERI, B.A. Biology Uyoil wish to live and thriveg Let the spider walk alive. Mother Goose JAMES N. ANGELO JR., B.A. History and Social Science I should be very happy to see the clause in Adarn's will which excluded ine from my share when the world should corne to be divided. King Francis I THOMAS H. ALLISON, B.A. Biology . . . with a pipe-wrench here and a slcil-saw there . . . Tom and Sharon have a farrn, E-I. . .E-I. ..OOOH FRANK ALTIERI, B.A. English Educated fools in uneducated schools. Curtis Mayfield LIZ BARBIERI, BA English 'Friends DA VID P. ARPIN, B.A. Applied Social Relations If you don't have d point of view, you CCHl,f see. What yon see depends npon your point fy' view. 4 DENISE A. BAZINET, BA. History-Secondary Edncdtion The deepest feeling always shows itseU in silence. Math i MICHAEL H. BELLISARIO, BA. Mafh WALTER T. BELL, B.A. If a quality ofgireaz' minds fo say much in an few wordsg it is a quality ry' small minds to use many words to say nothing. ANN T. BOLOGNA, B.A. Psychology Man struggles to find life outside himsem unaware fhat the life he is seeking is within him. Kahhil Gibran 1 If r P PT P, BILL BRENDLE, B.A. English Yon have given up when you stop learning. 216 ROSEMARY BOLSTAD, B.A. Applied Social Relations Let's be hind to each other CYNTHIA LORRAINE BOWSER, BA. Applied Social Relations It is only iniportant to love the ivorlol to. regard the world ancl ourselves and all beings with love, adiniration and respect. Hernian Hesse GARY D. BRINE, B.A. English ALAN M. BRISSON, B.A. English-Secolzdary EdZlCClf!I-OYZ 217 SHA YE ELLEN BUREAU, B.A. History-Seconda ry Ecliication There comes a time in oil r life when we do or refrain from doing soinething. It is at th is time wefind out who we really are, what we have always been and what we always will he. KEITH LEE BUSHEY, B.A. MARY LOU BROWN, B.A. History Where in all the worlol can one be truly free if not everywhere. Histor Y! When things are at their worst, one can always be cozzsolefl to think, things can only get better c 8 l .4 I., w, . ,--. 4:51. ' .. fr V M 5,15 if: s N, 9' J, Hr .K-hy! V WAYNE CADRAIN, B.A. Hisfory-Seconclary Eclucafiori IL , K Xffv wx 3 .pl wir' ...IH- ..-f' BARBARA ANN CANDALES, B.A. Appliea' Social Relations Time is not lmeasiirecl by the passing ofthe yea rs, buf by iolzaf one rloes, iclzaz' ozzefeels, a nd iclzat one aclzieifes. Nehru MA UREEN THERESE CAREY, B.A. Applied Social Relations You newer really leave a place you loive. Part ofif you take zviflz you, leaifiizg a parf ofyou llelziml. 219 CAROL A. CARSON, RA. Math Smile, and the whole world smiles with yon. JOSE CORREIA COONEY, B.A. Applied Social Relations I'd like to make one thing perfectly clear. I have at no time been involved in Eastern, and had no prior knowledge of the cover-np that no one at Eastern is involved in Eastern. , - 1 B? AW. ', . . AK s I Xi Exif 'K .S 1 7 ARTHUR R. COTE, B.A. History-Secondary Edneation Rejoicing in the dijferences, There 's no one just like me Yet as different as we are, we are still the same. nt hgh 54 A , 1 JOHN CIMOCHO WSKI, B.A. Environmental Biology With every ending there is a new begin ning. THOMAS C. CLARK, BA. History-Seconda ry Ed ncalion Happy a re those ivlw dream dreams and are ready to pay fhe price fo make thenz come true. L.J. Cardinal Sifenens KENNETH JAY CHESNER, B.A. English Laughfer and joy is lifes away af saying, fh a n lf-you. x I ami Q 2 G7 Vi , . H, it '12 .Q 1 ,2 1 :gm 3 F1 N PA ULA JEAN DA VIS, BA. Applied Social Relations To all my friends, slowly acquired, known through good times and bad, you will notfade as we all go our separate ways, for I will remember each and every- one of you . . .H LINDA SUSAN CSAKY, BA. English O body swayed to music, O brightening glance, ig ,c,c, . M How can we know the dancer from the I S dance? WB. Yeats JOHN B. CZAPLA, B.A. Fine Arts M urphy's Law: Nothing is as easy as it looks. Everything takes longer than you think If anything can go wrong, it will. Q Fm KAREN LORRAINE DENA ULT, BA. Englislz-Seconflcz ry EllllC'G,fl.OIl Desfiny is Hill a mailer ofclzcuzce, if is zz nzallez' iff cl2o1'ee,' it is not cz llzing fo be l,l'lllfClllflll', if is cz filing to be czehiewerl. WJ. Bryan JAMES WILLIAM DENNIS, BA. Hlsforz -Sef-onlla ry Efl ll eatin Il J I The making Q ffrz'e11rls zvlm are lruejraezzrls IS flze llesl token we lzare Qfa man! success ln life. sq Tsnag' Uyk u.,w E' -U'4Y?4-'pq ,- , ,Q , I .- . 4 4 'ir I - f M 451.31 ,3 L I rw,-wg A ' i .,Jnt1 .524 X 1 , tl 4 ,Ga J' ar' I -.4 gf .V wx: N. aisle ff N xvwu Hale MARY ELLEN DePASQUALE, BA. Englislz-Secondary Education IFN really CI 'wonrler flint I lzfwe11'f zlropperl all my ifleuls, b6CClllS6 they seem so alwurrl aml l-HllJONSllDlC' fo c'af'f'y-ozlf-,zfef I lfeep flzem lleeclzzxe in splfe Qferergf- firing, I sfill laeliezfe fluff people are really goml ut lzeczrl. 223 Hisfory The only Mnoiible with life PA UL ROGER DERY, B.A. Mafh-Secondary Ediiedfion What is possible has been done What is impossible DWIGHT DEPEA U, B.A. is fhaf there isbn? any bdekgiroiind niiisic. ,.m..oi,.,fM. exl Q- ,' . 4. ' , it l A W NGN ig sis J l ,Ea xA K nl a 5 - Y ii 4 ivill be done GENE FRANCIS DIGNOTI, B.A. Applied Social Relations Find love, and yon foiind yon rsebw '. 1 3 THOMAS H. FITZGERALD, B.A Enviromnental Earth Science A man's personality and charac- fer are made richerjor the love of sports. PETER J. DODDS, B.A. Biology The water continiially flowed ana' flowed and yet it was always thereg it was always the same and yet eve ry inonient it was new. He rnian Hesse THOMAS E. FLYNN, B.A Psychology Life is lived but once, live it np and live it right. MALCOLM FORBES, B.A. Psychology America my country and yours: Love o'r Leave. DONALD AN TONE FRANCIS, B.A Applied Social Relations JENNIFER L. GANZER, B.A. Psychology PHYLLIS AMINA GARCIA, B.A. Applied Social Relations . . . Now I know what it is to be Puerto Rican. VIRGINIA L. GEISSMAN, BA. Math-Secondary Education When you are sorrowful, look deep into your heart, and you shall see that in truth you are weeping for that which has been your delight. Gibran 227 GEORGE FRANCIS GIBBINGS, BA. History Our greatest glory consists not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall. Goldsmith I .. M .Q h I so .setsttttt I ss g a s I idf . - Y. Q - . - I Q A . www , i I , . e ,xml t tt 1 Q V 'K gg LVAL W 3 with i JAMES GREEN, BA. History Ishall not waste my days trying to prolong them. I will use my days For I shall seek out the Truth Wherever my search leads me And the Truth shall set me Free. DONA R. GROMKO, BA. Psychology The door to happiness opens outward DA VID PATRICK HALL, B.A. English Vanity of oanities, saith the Preacher, vanity of vanitiesg all is vanity. 'vb 5-f 'v Q Fw' HAROLD E. HANKA, B.A. History-Political Science Its getting hard to be someone, But it all works ont, It aloesn't matter much to nie. Lennon cf: McCartney i MARTIN G. HEBERT, B.A. History-Secondary ,Education The happiness of those aroilna you are a re- flection of yoilrseM 229 DONALD O. JEFFREY JR., B.A. History Wilt thou go in company, or lead, or go by thyseU'? A. man should know what he desires, and that he desires something. Nietzsche PA UL JAMES, B.A. English-Sociology The world is my idea,' as such I present it to sures, my own table for computing values. You are privileged to have yours. , 4 . l ,V JOEL D. KALETSKY, B.A. Applied Social Relations The secret of eternity is love. you. I have my own set of weights and mea- Vs? A Zi ,H xv-,,,-1 ly MARJORIE A. LABOY, B.A, English To have shared a part of ourselves ufith others is to have touched upon life's meaning. LOUISE N. LaCASSE, B.A. English-Secondary Education Live, love, enjoy and experience. BARBARA ANN LAINE, B.A History-Secondary Education Don 't look away from the world Give yoursewo it. Walter Rindev ALEXANDER JON LAZUK, B.A. Biology-Secondary Education When it's tifrne to function as a feeling, hunian being, will your Bachelor of Arts help you get by? R. Laniin SUSAN LAPALME, B.A. Applied Social Relations U a nian does not keep pace with his cornpanions, perhaps it is because he hears a diferent druvnnier. Let hini step to the vnusic he hears, however nieasured or far away. Henry David Thoreau JEANNE M. LEMEK, B.A. Psychology You give but little when you give of your possessions. It is when you give of yoursem that you truly give. 'fi-s 'ff 'vw' an V rw - N If 'Y' 'iff' -1:-- GAIL ANN LEPRI, B.A. Applied Social Relations I canieg I fonghtg I conquered. JOHN JOSEPH LETO, B.A. English If you are what can be con- sidered as being someone's close friend, then you should consider yonrsebfto be pretty damn lucky. CANDACE MARCHETTI, B.A. Biology It seems to nie I've travel led this road before. ' + + ssts JAMES RAYMOND MCKEON, BA. English-Secondary Education I thrive on the sunshine-I live on the breeze I walk through the country, my friends are the trees They're easy to please The rollin' hills are lookin' mighty green to one-There's a place for ine. 4 5 - o E TERRANCE D. McNEILL, B.A. Biology ERNEST L. MICLETTE JR., BA. Math-Secondary Education Be yoursem for your conscience is your best friend. 4 ives. FLA UDIA H. MOFFITT, B.A. istory-Secondary Education r thoughts color our days and determine our 4 I LINDA S. MILLER, BA. Secondary Education Kindness in words creates confidence. Kindness in thinking creates profoundness. Kindness in giving creates love. . ei, Q' N ROBERT PATRICK MILLERICK, B.A. History-Social Science What you dislike in another, tahe care to cor rect in yourseM iff l RAYMOND J. MOMUT, B.A Secondary Education JOSEPH S. MORELLO, B.A. English People of today, will you liye tornorrow? Live your life in Joy And not in passive sorrow. J, T - qua- STANLEY MICHAEL MORYTKO JR., BA. History-Social Science Most rnen look at things the way they are and say why? I dream of things that never were and say why not? Senator Robert Kennedy 236 Shaggy- STEVE PAPELIAN, BA. Biblogy STAN NASZNIC, BA. History-Social Science Pools of sorrow, waves of joy ape dmft- ing through my open mind, possessing and camnessing me. Jai Gilml Deva Omm 5: X gl .:..v , - I PHILLIP H. OBREGON, B.A. Applied Social Relations 'Ppobefop a sense of understanding, de- mand an element of respect, develop tmlst, and achieve the feeling of love. DA VID W. PERKINS, B.A. Biology One of the benefits of a college education is to show the boy its little avail. Emerson WILLIAM DA VID PERKINS English-Sociology , B.A. We all shall be undone by knaves and fools. Marcel Proust JOHN PFANSTIEHL, B.A. Psychology ND0 it!! MARY ELIZABETH PRESTON, B.A. English-Secondary Education Solitude is as needful to the imagination as so- ciety is wholesome for the character. James Russell Lowell TOD C. POWERS, B.A. English A new journey unfolding a woolen blanket of security, 'covering false hopes. gl s Wa s Q f tv ff 5 f 5 , x I 5 1 S 1 EM :ll 0' STEVEN L. PROCOPIO, B.A. Applied Social Relations . . .for what is a man, what has he got? If not himself he has not, to say the things he truly feels, and not the words of one who kneels. The record shows, I took the blows and did it 'My Way'. 239 A-M., fymmwf S ' ' ' W 'vpn' Pfeiffer. .. it - ' CATHERINE T. PROVENCHER, BA 240 W 'i ' 'ff Q 'E-Wh English-Secondary Education A yl s Live and let livef' WAYNE PURDIN, B.A. Environmental Earth Science Now as children of the light We rise into the dawn. Through the love within us all The clouds will pass from sight. WAYNE RADWILL, BA. Psychology Passing through, Passing through sometimes happy, sometimes blue glad that I ran into you tell the people you saw me Passing through. MARK W. REVET, B.A. Environmental Biology The most effective way to live is as a warrior. Worry and think before you make a decision, but once you rnake it, be on your way free from worries or th,0?,lgl'LtS,' there will be a rnillion other de- cisions still awaiting yon. ll 3 Y ANN RAFALOWICZ, B.A. Applied Social Relations WILLIAM RIOUX, B.A. History-Secondary Education Tn the eyes of fools, teaching is the hilrnblest profession. In the eyes of the wise, it is the noblest. 2,5 42 EDUARDO RIVERA JR., B.A. Applied Social Relations 'Poco a poeo se va lejos ROBERT G. ROTHSTEIN, BA. Math-Secondary Education It's who you know. l'Gzu.-.4.. EDWARD S. RUCHIN, B.A. English Living without feeling, is as a cleathless funeral. It's not what you know that counts, CATHERINE SA VINO, BA. Applied Social Relations And imextingiiislied laughter shakes the skies. Homer GARY PHILLIP RUCHIN, B.A. History-Secondary Education 1 Wi MARC H. SALTZMAN, B.A. History DEBORAH M. SCINTO, BA. English-Secondary Education 'Believing is one thing, doing another Many talk like the sea- But their lives are stagnant niarshes . . . Kahlil Gibran LORRAINE ELLEN SHALKOWSKI, B.A. English-Secondary Education I know today is what I nialce it. So why do I check niy horoscope? 244 Q t .4e0Qx 06 ' I I' lf' 0,3 X! 0 . MARY ELLEN SERN OFFSK Y, B.A. English You give but little when you give of your pos. sions. When you give of yoursem you truly gii D. J. SHELLEY, B.A. Psychology The sun shines and the moon falls but, the shepherd never sleeps. BARBARA C. SHOEMAKER, B.A. English-Secondary Education Like a bird on a wire, like a drunk in a mid- night choir, I have tried in my way to be free. Q. 'x Q DONNA SIPALA, B.A. English-Secondary Education Every individual has a place tofill in the world, and is important in some respect, whether he chooses to be or not. Hawthorne 245 JON SLUSARZ, B.A. English DOUGLAS PA UL SPENCER, B.A. Applied Social Relations 'Dreams I had just last night niade ine worried to face np to the light but I 'in over to that sitnngside road. Cat Stevens 246 RICHARD W. SMITH, B.A Applied Social Relations GEORGE J. SPOSI TO, B.A. English When you are old and grey and full of sleep. And nodding by the fire, take down this book, And slowly read, and dream of the soft look Your eyes had once, and or their shadows deepg W. B. Yeats ,.,.,,,......-.W -.,,,,,......-w-Q- -'--- English TENNER WARD STERLING, B.A. Applied Social Relations You know the times you impress me most Are the times when you don 't try When you don 't even try. Joni Mitchell Y CHARLES W. STERLING, B.A. an 24 ROBERT LOUIS SUICH, B.A. History-Sociology It's not really where you start, but where you finish! 248 LAURA STIRLING, B.A. Applied Social Relations Never, for the sake of peace and quiet, Deny your own experience or convictions. RICHARD LOUIS SULINSKI, RA Math-Secondary Education DANIEL A. TWOMEY SR., B.A. Applied Social Relations Happiness is a way oftrapeling, not English There is a war that opens the doors ofheaifen, Arjzlnaf Happy the warriors whosefate is tofight siieh a wa r. The Krishna Bhagaiiad Gita sec. ll, - I 1 .' , 'fx , ., ' fm gy. ., i. 4.. ' R554 itil-5531255 ', ' 'i ,A ,gf- ,-Lg 313 iff' r MARY LEE WAKEFIELD, BA. Applied Social Relations Because we will walk it only once, then how important it is that we should walk it with some purpose that we can call our own. 249 BERYL WANNER, B.A. Environmental Earth Science Success is not permanent. The saine is also true of failure. 250 -I., CECILE G. WEBB, B.A Applied Social Relations Love isn't just for a day. PATRICIA ANN WHITE, B.A. English-Secondary Education To look up and not down, To look forward and not back, To look out and not in, and To lend at liand. Hale MICHAEL G. WRABEL, B.A. Biology . . . and now abidetli Hope. 1 Corinthians 13:13 WALT FLYNN, BA. English-Secondary Education I'll paint rainbows all over your blues. Jolin Sebastian E IOR CLASS SE ATOR A a Q MAUREEN T. CAREY ARTHUR R. COTE 4 PA ULA J D . AVIS JAMES W. DENNIS JAMES A. GRASSO PHILLIP H. OBREGON STEVEN L PROCOPI WICZ BARBARA L. SCHULZE BARBARA C. SHOEMAKER THOMAS C. CLAR - . O ANN RAFALO K CLASS PRESIDENT ,f f Z OPE THE DOOR Sometimes I remember the old days, When the world was filled with sorrow, You might have thought I was living, but I was all alone In my heart the rain was falling, The wind blew, the night was calling, Come back, come back, I 'm all you've ever known Open the door and come on in, I 'm so glad to see you, my friend, You're like a rainbow comin' around the bend. And when I see you happy, Well, it sets my heart free. I 'd like to be as good a friend to you As you are to me. There were friends who could always see me Through the haze, their smiles would reach me, Saying okay, saying goodbye, saying hello. Soon I knew that what I was after Was life, and love, tears and laughter. Hello my good friend, hello my darling, what do you know? Open the door and come on in, I 'm so glad to see you, my friend, You 're like a rainbow comin' around the bend. And when I see you happy, Well, it sets my heart free. I 'd like to be as good a friend to you As you are to me. I used to think it was only me, Feeling alone, not feeling free To be alive, to be a friend. Now I know we all have stormy weather, The sun shines through when we 're together, I 'll be your friend right through to the end. Open the door and come on in, I 'm so glad to see you, my friend, You're like a rainbow comin' around the bend. And when I see you happy, Well, it sets my heart free. I 'd like to be as good a friend to you As you are to me. Open the door and come on in, I 'm so glad to see you, my friends, You're all like rainbows comin' around the bend And when I see you happy, Well, it sets my heart free. I 'd like to be as good a friend to you As you are to me. OPEN THE DOOR CSONG FOR JUDITHJ IBy: Judy Collinsj Copyright 1971 by Rocky Mountain National Park Musw Co., Inc. All rights reserved. JOANNE KA THR YN ALBRECHT, B.S. Early Childhood Education Everybody knows this is nowhere. Young CHERYL H. ALBRECHT, BS. Early Childhood Education Time is too slow for those who wait, too swift for those who fear, too long for those who grieve, too short for those who rejoiceg but for those who love, time is eternity. HERMINIA MARIA ALONSO, B.S Intermediate Education A hope beyond the shadow ofa drean John Keats t NICOLETTE ANDROS, BS. Education I'd rather learn from one bird how to sing, than teach ten thousand stars how to dance. e.e. cummings MARLENE MARIE AULICINO, B.S. Elementary Education 'Action may not bring happiness, but there is no happiness with- out action. Disraeli JOYCE L. AVERILL, BS. Early Childhood Education i To care is to lofue. And love is to share. MARGARET ANN BANGASSER, B.S. Intermediate Education We cannot hold a torch to light another's path without bright- CHARLOT ening our own. ATHERLEY, B.S. Education tg ,'fs, c M ct, gi ,Q ,,. ,v,.ff . 'Q' n KATHRYN R. BARIL, B.S. Eleinentary Education SHARON LEE BARNES, B.S. Elementary Education This above all: to Thine own seU be true, And it inust follow, as the night the day, Thou canst not then be false to any rnan. JUNE BECKER, B.S. Early Childhood Education It is only to understood. Nothing in life is to be feared. JUDY M. BECK, B.S. Eleinentary Education 'Look with your under' standing, find out whag you already know, and you'll see the way to fly. Jonathan Liuingstoi Seagul J 1 fr . . ' NANCY BOMBACI, B.S. Elementary Education Every time a man smiles-but much more so when he laughs-it adds some- thing to this fragment of life. ANNA TERESA BLAZEWSKI, B.S. Intermediate Education Achieve the highest goal by being happyg hold close to a state of perfect serenity. MARTHA ANN BITGOOD, B.S. Early Childhood Education To see a World in a Grain of Sand And a Heaven in a Wild Flower, Hold Infinity in the palm ofyour hand And Eternity in an hour. Wm. Blake JEANNE BERNIER, B.S. Elementary Education 257 WENDY LEE BOYD, B.S. Early Childhood Education The best way to make your dreams come true,' is to wake up 258 CHARLENE M. BRADWAK B.S. Elementary Education NANCY A. BRACCIOFORTE, B.S. Elementary Education MRS. ANITA B. BRUCE, B.S. Education Friends. . . L L y tsg J Xq I it we - Al 2 as SZ r X NH .2 4 gy 'Q N f X 5, I 'tbl 3 'Q' xg, , w 1 r I - Y 513- 'Z K my ' 5 I I V,,, Igig - V-gli. L 755, f if 'W l ,. . f ,: ,,,, V ' wk df. k in iefiasf fi ITEVEN LUCIAN BRUNETTL B.S. Q.. ,A 'ntermediate Education 'Z fill the complications, pettinesses and irreeds deaden the real beauty of life. It GERARD RICHARD CAMPI ON , B-S is the giving which makes us what we Elementary Educatwn ire . . . We are our own saviors. If evfwyfhmy yOU wiSh Has come to pass, You did not wish for very much. CLA UDIA CAPORALE, BS. Early Childhood Education 'Dream what you dare to dream, Go where you want to go Be what you want to be . . . LIVE! Jonathan Livingston Seagull SUSAN M. CAROLINAS, B.S. ANNE MARIE CHAMPAGNE, B.S. Elementary Education For yesterday is but a dream, And tomorrow is only a vision. But today, well lived, Makes every yesterday a dream of happiness, And every tomorrow, a vision of hope. ELAINE CARUSO, B.S. Elementary Education The greatest essentials of happiness are something to do, someone to love and something to hope for. WILLIAM E. CARTER, B.S. Elementary Education 'Y don 't know where I 'm going but I'm on my way. . . 260 Early Childhood Education After the verb To Love, To Help is the mos beautiful verb in the world! O IOAN ELIZABETH CONNELL, B.S. Elementary Education UI can stop one heart from breaking, I shall not live in vain,' U I can ease one life, the aching, Or cool one pain, Or help one fainting robin Unto his nest again, I shall not live in vain. l Elementary Education - 7 I JOAN MARIE CONWAY, Bs. That 8 Agape' Elementary Education l KRISTINE coNTos, Bs. Think of it! God loves us who believe in Christ as much as he loves the Lord Jesus. SHARON M. COWING, B.S. Elementary Education Man struggles to find life outside himsem unaware that the life he is seeking is within him. 261 MARY ELIZABETH CUMMINGS, B.S. Elementary Education Far away there in the sunshine are my highest aspirations. I may not reach them, but I can look up and see their beauty, believe in them, and try to follow where they lead. Louisa May Alcott BARBARA ANN DA VIS, B.S. Elementary Education The most useless day of all is that in which we have not laughed. BETSY LEE DA Y, B.S. Early Childhood Education The acts of this life are the destiny of the next. Eastern Proverb SANDRA L. CREDIT, B.S Early Childhood Education ' QI? 'Y CHRISTINE DELLORUSSO, BS. Elementary Education Success is a result, not a goal. Flaubert DENNIS A. DOYLE III, B.S. BARBARA D'ONOFRIO, B.S. Intermediate Education I like all the quiet things of life. M1 ff JOAN DOUGLAS, B.S. Elementary Education People for People 263 MARY A. DRA US, BS. Early Childhood Education The thing that goes the farthest toward making life worth while, that cost the least and does the niost is just a pleas- ant sinile. KA THY DUVAL, B.S. Early Childhood Education 264 GAIL J. DUSKA, BS. Early Childhood Education 'Y feel that the capacity to care gives life it's greatest significance. 'Liv P SHARON ALYCE EICHE, BS. Elementary Education Kindness in words creates confidence, Kindness in thinking creates profoundness, Kindness in giving creates love. Lao-Tse Xxx 'x CONSTANCE L. FARRAH, B.S. Early Childhood Education The teacher who walks in the shadow of the temple, among his followers, gives not of his wisdom, but rather of his faith and his lovingnessf' CAROLYN ELAINE Kahlil Gibran ELLISON, B.S. Early Childhood Education Suffer little children to come unto me, and forbid them not: for of such is the Kingdom of God. PA ULA F. FA ULISE, BS. SARAH JANE FITCH, B.S. Elementary Education Elementary Education I shall pass thru this world but once. 'Some people are too tired to give a U there be any kindness I can show smile. Or any good I can do, Let me do it Give them one of yours, as no one needs now . . . a smile so much as he who has none to for I shall not pass this way way 92116. again. t i W JACQUELINE FONTAINE, B.S. Early Childhood Education To dream of the person you would like to be is to waste the person you are. JANET LYNSKEY FOSTER, B.S. Elementary Education Blessed am I with children, three, a husband, and parents who had faith in me. 266 CONSTANCE A. FORDER, B.S. Elementary Education More bright the East became, the ocean turned Dark and more dark against the brighteninj sky-Sharper against the sky the long sea linet Richard Watson Gilde , 'P g. I, .K s' t S' 1 A 1 W qs SUSAN P. FREEDMAN, B.S. Elementary Education Love is like the Spring, Its beauty only blossoms. Warmth and happiness come to life, It awakens like a newborn child. ,pk sky' liti I Early Childhood Edilcation MERIANNE FUNK B S 'Q in ' 1 H 'A 'I' ,fbias . ' 9- ff: .1 Z a g A .g y I I s' we 4' , 1 I I , few . K AKW VV wa ik Q E ' . .k -, Q I ,fn ,Ax it Q A1 - ,. , ' a s ,Q-.Q v . 'L , H .6 I gf r .4 1. , ,guys . J ,p- W I it F ' I-g ?Q ' sf , , . df f 1 r I., ' , f .. .4 1.1 S gww, .I 32 .- gg 5 . . - A ' 51 ' '11 0' .K - . nh , .' r , .- . I A 1 Z - .A .L , - , 1 ' , I ' ar 3 ,ff 5,14 va: X' 5 , . L bifilf' ' Ivzela- qAXhlIl?!n' ' we Wg: A E Tears flow from hearts of flesh,' the spirit never weepsg and I am longing for the day when I will walk in light, where tears are washed away. Jim Bechtold COLETTE FUN TERAL, B.S. Elementary Education A friend is someone before whom I may be sincere. Before him I may think aloud. .G 4 ., -1 s 1 NANCY ANN GA UTHIER, B.S. Elementary Education Love looks not with the eyes, but with the heart. Shakespeare 'X MARYBETH GELMINI, B.S. Elementary Education Life is a mystery to be lived, not a problem to be solved. GAIL L. GONSOWSKI, B.S. Elementary Education KATHLEEN L. GRIFFIN, B.S. Elementary Education Wisdom-is as vast and ageless as the sea-but love and beauty reach beyond its farthest shore. 268 i JAMES ANTHONY GRASSO, BS. Elementary Education '24s soon as men decide that all means arel permitted to fight an evil, then their good be- comes indistinguishable from the evil they set out to destroy. Christopher Daiosor 'fr 'twat RHONDA GUCCIONE, B.S. Elementary Education Together we have made it. We-nw .-si' KAREN LYNN GULINO, B.S. Elementary Education Never fear that your life might come to an end Rather, fear that it should have no beginning. 4' if GLORIA R. HAMBACH, B.S. Elementary Education I thank you God for most this amazing day: for the leaping greenly spirits of trees and a blue true dream of skyg and for everything which is natural which is infinite which is yes. e.e. cummings My f ,,,.,.. MI,- BARBARA H. GUNNING, B.S. Early Childhood Education A friend is a present you give yourseU E Ng ANDREA JEAN HANSEN, B.S. Early Childhood Education to give a love you've got to live a love, to live a love you 've got to be part of' 269 BETH KATHRYN HARPER, B.S. Elementary Education They do not love that do not show their love. William Shakespeare LILLIAN F. HEWSTON, B.S. Elementary Education 'Wo act of kindness, no matter how small is ever wasted. 270 MARGERY HELMER, B.S. Early Childhood Education JANET K. HILL, BS. Elementary Education 'Be ashamed to die until you have achieved some victory for humanity. V 3 CHARLES JOHN IADARESTA, B.S. Early Childhood Education ' You can't always get what you want, but ifyou try sometime, you just might Rnd that you get what you need. Mick Jagger LINDA R. IDE, B.S. Intermediate Education There is an endless supply of men but, there has always been a limited number h n bein s. of uma g LBM CHRISTINE ANN HUDSON, B.S. Early Childhood Education Think big, work hard, and have a dream. ,, . as 1 MA UREEN ELAINE INSALA CO, B.S. Elementary Education Now is the only time we have. The past is gone. The future is not yet here. SHARON ANN IN TROVIGNE, B.S. Elementary Education 'Nothing affects me more than a child 's laughter or a child 's tears, for life is nothing more than being a child. LORNA JEAN JOSEPH B.S. Elementary Education 'No man is an island entire of himsem He is but a rock-a piece of the main. 272 1 5 i 1 DEBORAH ANN JONES, B.S. Intermediate Education And as my life has been gently touched by other lives, it follows that I have touched theirs, too. PATRICIA ANN KANIA, B.S. Elementary Education Offering our hands in friendship, we expect nothing in return, Therefore, it should come as no surprise when we get back friendship. It follows that people give like and get like. ez.. iff? kv M' in 'ATRICIA ANN KEARNS, B.S. Uarly Childhood Education would not live without the love of iny riends. 5 PHYLLIS KENDRICK, B.S. Elementary Education In the long run, we shape our lives, and we shape ourselves. The process never ends un- til we die. And the choices we niake are ulti- rnately our own responsibility. CHER YL LEE KENDALL, B.S. Elementary Education '7t's only the giving that inakes you what you are KAREN KONIKOWSKI, B.S. Early Childhood Education Our lives are shaped by those who love us- by those who refuse to love us. 27 If1f PA TRICL4 A. LAIDLEY, BS. My Intermediate Education G-If 'Tl' sr MARTHA LOUISE LEIFERT, B.S. Elementary Education The world is hard to love, though we must love it because we have no other, and to fail to love it is not to exist al all. 274 Mark Van Doren DALE ANNE LAMOTHE, B.S. Intermediate Education Without understanding, we have the instinct to destroy. With it we alone choose the final outcome. God help us . . . please! JANE ELLEN LEE, B.S. Early Childhood Education Within ourselves our future lies JANE LUCAS MARY M. LESKA, B.S. Early Childhood Education Your time has come to shine, all your dreams are on their way . Paul Simon A wi' PA ULA MAGEE, B.S. Early Childhood Education Do you smile because you are happy? Put it the other way round-smile, and you're immediately happy. EMILY DIANE MAIN, B.S. Early Childhood Education And my God shall supply all your needs according to His riches in glory, by Christ Jesus. Philippians 4:19 JANEY ANN MARLIN, B.S. Early Childhood Education Now Pye been happy lately thinking about the good things to corne and I believe it could be something good has begun. TERRI ANN MA URER, B.S. Intermediate Education Don 't keep your worries to yourseq' Let afriend in on thern. A true friend is the best possession NANCY L. McCAFFREY, B.S. Early Childhood Education SUZANNE A. McCARTHY, BS. Qi Elementary Education 276 ,S ,. ,Ng we av.h, My thought is a tender leaf that sways in every direc- tion and finds pleasure in its swaying. 'karl iL,, 'M VIRGINIA MORSE, B.S. Elementary Education Love is patience. ALBERT MILICI, BS. Education DENNIS MURPHY, B.S. Early Childhood Education Ayant Vexpansion des choses infinies Comme l'ambre, le muse, le benjoin et l'encens, Qui chantent les transports de l'esprit etdes EDWARD FRANK M OORE, B.S. Intermediate Education Life begins anew each and every day sens. Correspond- dances. e l i yy y Charles I A - . as. f. A Baudelaire '4.gyyp,ri, c KATHERINE ROSE NAHAS, B.S. Early Childhood Education I get by with a little help from my friends-The Beatles v---- RACHEL NEVEU, B.S. Early Childhood Education My time has come to shine all my dreams are on their way. Elementary Education DARRELL F. NETTO, BS. Veni, Vidi, Vinci. Julius Caesar GERALDINE N. NETZE, B.S. Elementary Education Yesterday is but today 's memory and tomor- row is today's dream. Kahlil Gibran NANCY O'CONNOR, B.S. Elernentary Education Don 't hurry, and don 't forget to sonell the flowers. DEBBIE PALLA TTO, B.S. Early Childhood Education It is only with the heart that one can see rightlyg what is essential is invisible to the eye.', KATHLEEN T. O'CONNELL, B.S. Elernentary Education Kindness is the sunshine in which 'virtue grows. R.G. Ingersoll l ANNE OPPERM AN , B.S. Early Childhood Education . . . go, song, surely thou inayest whither it please thee for so art thou ornate that thy reasons shall be praised froin the under- standers, With others hast thou no will to rnahe company. Ezra Pound JAMES EDWARD PALMER, B.S. Interrnediate Education Mens regnuin bona possidet I 1 i LINDA JEAN PERSHAEC, B.S. Interinediate Education one only understands what one taniesf' DEBRA PETERS, B.S. Early Childhood Education DONNA MARIE PARE, B.S. Early Childhood Education 'Do unto others as they do unto you LORNA ANN PHILBIN, BS. Elementary Education We must always have old memories and young hopes. Arsene I-Ioussaye 1 -qv, SUSAN TRACY POUNCH, B.S. Elementary Education there is no object that we see, no action that we U do, no good that we enjoy, no evil that we feel or ' fear, but we may make some spiritual advantage of all,' and he that makes such improvement is wise. Anne Bradstreet ALAN G. POLLACK, B.S. Elementary Education I have learned that success is to be mea- sured not so much by the position one has reached in life as by the obstacles which he has overcome while trying to succeed. Booker T. Washington MARIA A. RAFFIO, B.S. Elementary Education I can but trust that good will come at lastq and every winter shall turn to spring. JUDITH A. REED, BS. Eleinentary Education If the Milky Way were not within ine, how should I have seen it or known it? Kalitit Gibran 'T-gat. . eff 543. 'K NEIL RICHARDSON, B.S. Education eeit.ittit DONALD H. RICHMOND, B.S. Education 282 n-Y, PATRICIA RIZZO, B.S. Education IELEN RODRIGUEZ, B.S. Tlementary Education !The grand essentials to life are something to do, Qmething to love, and something to hope for. l LINDA ROY, BS. Elementary Education Love is the light and sunshine of life And life is like a mirror, If you frown at it, it frowns back, If you smile it returns the greeting So smile and live life as it comes, For one 's smile give warmth and light, Tis the candle of your happiness. YZ! . 'MS-x ul., PAMELA J. ROSS, B.S. Early Childhood Education Happiness, which when pursued, is often just beyond our grasp, but which, if we sit down quietly may alight upon us. BARBARA SABA TINO, B.S. Early Childhood Education Dream your Dreams Dreams come True, 283 Touch a star farjhiee so easily. CLAIRE MARIE SALTZGIVER, B.S. Elementary Education No man can reveal to you aught but that which already lies haU asleep in the dawning of your knowledge. Kahlil Gibran CHRISTINE M. SACERDOTE, B.S. Early Childhood Education Just what the truth is I can 't say anymore . . . GLORIA SCHUMAKER, B.S. Early Childhood Education God grant me the Serenity to accept the things I cannot change Courage to change the things I can, And the wisdom to know the difference. BARBARA LOUISE SCI-IULZ BS Early Childhood Education Don 't walk in front of me-I may n follow. Don't walk behind me-I ma not lead. Walk beside me-and just b my friend. CA THY SCHUPPERT, B.S. Intermediate Education To give of yoursebf wholly and without reservation-that is what it means to love. CARLA A. SEVERSON, B.S. Elementary Education gm, Anfvg. ! 2, 1 , .W Vg ' A -v. K' , -i f e v..-fra , ' 3 L' A g y VV av g' . ral. , . Q Y ' , lf' , g., g A. 'V' tx V'-', E, 'f 4 Max x - 'ls 2 '. lyk. Q I ' Q U' V.:-if .E 3 . Q I I, J ' I A - ,X ' l ig UAW 'fire 54? . Lf' - v U I 4 - ' , . ' ' 1' MR, 'W 1 'P J -7 Nr.-fly.-3 3' . W. PATRICIA SIESICKI, B.S. Elementary Education With each ending comes a new beginning JANICE T. SIMMONS, B.S. Elementary Education See everything, overlook a great deal, improve a little. -Q f f i xv.- s .. .XA o s , . .x .. M s. ,gk -- I -is Q15 5 ms Yiigasif' x. 1 LINDA SNARSKI, B.S. Early Childhood Education Put a smile on your face and show the world that you care and at the same time show kindness and love today, for tomorrow 's chance may be lost. PEGGY SOKOLOWSKI, B.S. Intermediate Education . . . don 't believe that your eyes are telling you. All they show is limitation. Look with your understanding, find out what you al- ready know, and you'll see the way to fly. Richard Bach MICHAEL JOHN SOLENZIO, B.S. Elementary Education 'Happiness is a habit, cultivate it. 5' ttete d o A I M3 l 52. 1 EQ I or . A 1 Q A K F THOMAS W. SOMERS, B.S. Elementary Education ELIZABETH B. SULLIVAN, B.S. Elementary Education Give me one chance, let me show you what I 've found 77 Jonathan Livingston Seagull KAREN MARLENE SWANTKO, B.S. f '- Intermediate Education Though we travel the world over to find the beautiful, We must carry it with us or we willfind it not. Ralph Waldo Emmerson MARGARET R. TA TOIAN B.S. Elementary Education 287 NYY . 1 i 3 DORIS MOTYL TA VERNA, B.S. Elementary Education 'life by the yard is hard, but by the inch it's a cinch. L 2 M 1' lf. l g I my E at I - I X , E . N ., ' l l dc, c y W 3 1 Maw as ., ' .L X3 'R 4 I ,.,, .,W,. ,,, sr NANCY TIEDEMANN, B.S. Early Childhood Education You unll find as you look back on your life that the moments that stand out are when you have done things for others. PAMELA RALLS THORNTON, B.S. Early Childhood Education We oe only just begun . . . VICKI JAMES TORSIELLO, B.S. Elementary Education God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the dijference. I VIRGINIA VEHSLAGE, B.S. A Early Childhood EdZl,CUlZ.0I? But now I am Six, I'in as clever as eleifer. So I think I'll be six nowfar ever and ever. A.A. Milne QQ? 2 4 he 'Z 'J UDITH D. WELCH, BS. arly Childhood Education eantifill and happy things happen ev- Ery day of our lives while we spend haU yfoilr life wishing for them. CINDE LEE WEISER, BS. Early Childhood Education Though we travel the world over to jind the beautiful, we mast carry it with as or we find it not.', MYRA MARTHA WEBSTER, RS Early Childhood Education We do not rernernber days, we reinernber rnornents. Cesare Parese 4 :gr JOANNE HAAS WHALON, B.S. Early Childhood Education tzsgr ff O ,., sf I ,iii ,- if . . sin, ., .. , LORRAINE JEAN MARIE WOJICKIK, B.S. Elementary Education And now the end is near and so Iface the final curtain . . . Regrets Ihad afew but Idid what I had to do and saw it through without exemption. The record shows, I took the blows and did it 'My Way. 290 ' 'P' ' CHERYL JEAN WHITTAKER, B.S. Early Childhood Education 'Zine hand in hand and together we 'll stand on a threshold ofa dream. Moody Blues W CAROL MARIE WOLAK, B.S. Elementary Education I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday and I love today. William Allen White WILLIAM E. WOLFGRAM, B.S. Intermediate Education CARMELA A. WOLFGRAM, B.S. Intermediate Education Toda la Vida es sueno. Y los suenos suenos son. BRUCE E. YOUNG, B.S. Elementary Education 'For everything there is a season, and a time for every matter under heaven. Ecclesiastes CA THY ANN YANIK, B.S. Intermediate Education The next decade will be ours. I ojjner my youth leaving old ways behind. I appeal to others to join me bring understanding to people, to help attain a better life. JENNY M. ZA VISKAS B.S. Education 7 BARBARA LOU ZA WACKI, B.S. Elementary Education The world is round and the place which may seem like the end may also be only the beginning. Ivy Baker Priest 94'H w-svn!-mn: JOANNE KAMAROWSKI, B.S. y Elementary Education SHARON SMEA TON, B.S. Early Childhood Education Smile . . . There is nothing else you can do about it. DEBORAH A. HERRICK, B.A. Math JOEL M. BOISVERT, B.S. Intermediate Education Love does not consist in gazing at each other but in looking outward together in the same direction. It is linking our strength to pull a common load. It is pushing together toward the far horizons, hand in hand. JANE MARIE CLARK, B.S. Elementary Education MARY ANNE GURCZYNSKI, B.S. ELEMENTARY Education KATHERINE ANN KELLEY, B.S. Early Childhood Education -. SUSAN ELIZABETH KILEEN, B.A. History SUZANNE MORTON SLA USON, B.S. Elementary Education ANNETTE M. SARNO, B.S. Intermediate Education Be glad of life because it gives you the chance to love and to work and to play and to look up at the stars. 'f ,f!fl, 'f LARRY EIDEN, B.A. English-History To all myfriends: If we should never meet again have a nice life. CARLTON EDWARD DILL, BS. Intermediate Education You ride that great ship oflife, and to ac- 293 complish deeds of greater reu'a rd, you must become captain of your soul. MICHAEL A. KACZOROWSKI, B.S. i l PAMELA F. MINIETTI, B.S. Early Childhood Education 'Zflll can hear, but only the sensitive can understand . . . Kahlil BRUCE ANTHONY KINEL, B.A. Math Since it began I got one dreani and really it's my only blessingg if I can conie through then so can you and you will find there 's no regretting. Moody Blues SUSAN TALMADGE, B.S. Early Childhood Education ',,'- 1 . ., ' '. V: ,..f,1w', V - g ,A , A. , 4 ,f ,sg t W 1 v f fl - , s JIIQQQQ,-55' , fr ff M 12 f ,hs nf? as . ,AEI-.-Q.f ' . keys.: l . r , ' 1 . f-rj' lvl' JJ' v,i M, 3. , N' P sl 'f'f'f , 'Ia Xa-,w-3'- ,L , , ,I in . t . N? x -A .. I ' , DUANE A. BEFFA-NEGRINI, B.A. Applied Social Relations With all its shame, drudgery and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be cheerful. Strive to be happy. 5, 'I XXX 5 .V 'Vi xisx PAT REMSKI, B.S. C9 LOUIS B. STANZIONE, B.S. The best way to make a friend is to be one. CHRISTINE UPRIGHT, B.S. Elementary Education I who sang in my youth now hold my peaceg Youth is a noisy stream chattering over the ground, But the sad wisdom of age wells up without sand. 4 Q ,gi . W X . -si' if ' 2 if ff' if Q 'Y said not until l'm twentyjburf' , 'wifi O ,Q 1' , 'fffgjf -'L, A W 'E' 2 , f X ' X AXI' 296 I, 6 -- ,,,15mfar,, ,qw , Five dollars on Secretariat. .',Y A . 'f' 1 I ei vivfnfivk gf 'Q ' 4 ?'z'f'.:g,, 'A , I 'Jw 'Y ' If Walking hand in hand Wanna play with me? 5 'Tm glad you liked it. 1' 'Anything you say! How about midnight? 'Mother never told us about ultra- bright. Who said life begins at forty? 299 Do you belong to B' 'NAI BRI TH ? . 2 J .sl . L: f S? ' ,ug .iz .4-'. . , mit' ki' A A' K , X 1 - . nr, , 'l ff!! + fgs 'ii' ' Vg' ,. ' f- L rv' 'jg 2 ,I U' What do you think of them? - 33 so .f .k svsq M, ' 1 1, ,xi - vis v .Q . S , .1-L -f 'X L Q H55 Y We J' 5 y . 3 -- sz is v 1 .4 V .V U - :Q win a h W fr' s r-8. ' ., 'Mommy told me about guys like you! Y! H Where oh where is my true love tonight? 300 We have six bedrooms, and you 'll get breakfast in the morningf' .f I ---'3- Well, Chaz, take your pick! Loveletters. . . in fhe sand I 4. 1 .' sg . .ga ' I' ' , ' Z -4 A 1... . rs in 'P' ' n- - . ' 1 ' - . 0 , .lf . 8.3 ar -1. Ai6,,-y-igfgzng ,l P2g1? QV.. . we gig sg 5 ff ! '7 said poignant, not preg'n,ant! S sv- 'Qflnything is possible these days. You are the sun Get it together, damn shine of my lMa! Can't you 'wait?? You peaked! ' ' Q.,im3i fi 2 25 1 5251 gf'xQ,' g V ' ' :-- 2 - - N sffgff w V- ' x 302 ' 'CW K g . J 3 1 L Sleeping 'Beautyn .I 'Yt 's good for business! !7 'Y do too use Ban! , W il, vw Do you think: four inches is enough? Fuhrer Schulze A -e 5 3 ef 'T like eight inches, myself? -l.l 1 + 1:13 I see you! 303 30 'Mr. and Mrs. There comes a time when all good things come to an end Farewell: Class of 1974 4 'Friendship' 'iii -.. .T fa . A A F' -. I 445 as., f ls, V, IN MEMORY OF Dr. James SkiU'ington WHO KNOWS A MOUNTAIN? Who krwws a mountain? One 'who has gone To worship its beauty In the dawng - One who has slept On its breast at nightg One who has measured His strength to its height One who has followed Its longest trail, And laughed in the face Of its fiercest gale,' One who has scaled its peaks And has trod Its cloud-swept summits Alone with God. Ethel Roming Fuller 305 AHERN, BRIAN R. P.O. Box 5 Williamantic, Ct. 06226 ALBANI, DAVID C. BS 477 Denslow St. Windsor Locks, Ct. Intramural Basketball 3,4, Mansfield Tutorial 1 ALBRECHT, CHERYL H. BS 181 G. Foster Dr. Willimantic, Ct. 06226 ALBRECHT, JOANNE K. BS Green Hill Rd. Killingworth, Ct. ALDRICH, DAVID L. BA 4319 Miriam Dr. Dayton, Ohio Tennis Club ALFIERI, DANIEL BA 4 Johnson Pl. Norwich, Ct. 06360 Biology Club V.P. 8: Treas. 4 ALBEE, JEAN G. Rte. 85 Amston, Ct. 06231 ALLISON, THOMAS H. BA 15 Odell St. Union City, Pa. 16438 ALONSO, HERMINIA M. BS 100 Brook St. Willimantic, Ct. 06226 La Sangre Latina 1,2,3,4, Frien brary 2,3,4 ALTIERI, FRANK BA Kingswood Apts. 71 Ash St. Willimantic, Ct. 06226 ANDROS, NICOLETTE 262 Washington St. Norwich, Ct. 06360 ANGELO, JAMES N. Jr. BA 140 Handel Rd. East Hartford, Ct. ARPIN, DAVID P. BA 44 River St. Baltic, Ct. 06330 ARPIN, ERNEST P. BA Clubhouse Rd. Box 142A Lisbon, C. ATHERLEY, CHARLOT School Rd. Andover, Ct. 06232 ds of the Li- AULICINO, MARLENE M. BS Trolley Rd. Westbrook, Ct. 06498 AVERILL, JOYCE L. BS 25 Spruce Dr. East Hartford, Ct. BACHIOCHI, CHRISTI A. 22 Liberty st. Rockville, ci. 06066 BAILEY, BARBARA 80 Hull St. Ansonia, Ct. 06401 BAILEY, RUSSELL C. Deepwood Dr. Amston, Ct. 06231 BALDWIN, RONALD D. South Main St. Marlborough, Ct. 06428 IOR DIRECTORY BANGASSER, MARGARET A. BS 63 Glenwood St. Manchester, Ct. 06040 Sustinet 1, Action Club 1g Modern Dance Club 1,2,3,4, Cheerleading 2 BARBIERI, ELIZABETH BA 105 Warner St. Waterbury, Ct. 06704 BARIL, KATHRYN R. 153 Grove St. Lincoln, R.I. 02865 BARNES, SHARON L. BS Rte. 165 Griswold, Ct. Band 1,2,3,4g Sustinet 2,3,4 Treasurer 3 Intra- mural Basketball 1,2,3g Intramural Volleyball 2,3 BARON, EDWARD S. R.F.D. 1 Box RTP-46 Dayville, Ct. 06241 BARRET, PENELOPE J. Gable Rd. Coventry, Ct. 06238 BAZINET, DENISE A. BA 49 South Fifth Ave. Taftville, Ct. 06380 Mansfield Tutorial 3, Women's Intramurals 3,4 BEAUCHESNE, MARK G. Forest Hill Dr. Wilsonville, Ct. 06255 BECK, JUDY M. BS 56 Bainton Rd. West Hartford, Ct. 06117 Sustinet 4, Campus Beautification 3, Life Sup- port Plan 3g Green Leaf Review 3, Kappa Delta Pi 4 BECKER, JUNE BS 245 Great Swamp Rd. Glastonbury, Ct. Chorus BECKER, WARREN 16 Prospect St. Ext. Terryville, Ct. 06786 BEFFA-NEGRINI, DUANE A. BA 142 East Main St. Stafford Springs, Ct. 06076 BELL, WALTER T. BA 117V2 Spring St. Willimantic, Ct. 06226 BELLISARIO, MICHAEL H. Rt. 12 North Grosvenordale, Ct. 06255 BERNIER, JEANNE BS 55 Maynard St. Putnam, Ct. 06260 BEVIN, STANLEY R. 19 Foster Dr. Willimantic, Ct. 06226 BITGOOD, MARTHA A. BS 44 Gendron Rd. Moosup, Ct. BLACKMAR, ROMEO A. 350 South Main St. Putnam, Ct. 06260 BLAZEWSKI, ANNA T. BS 91E Foster Dr. Willimantic, Ct. 06226 Action Committee 1, Monitor 4 BOATMAN, MAUREEN A. BA Westledge Apts. 1-D Norwich, Ct. 06360 BOISVERT, JOEL M. BS Bissell Rd. Coventry, Ct. 06238 Varsity Soccer 1,2,3,4g Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4 BOLOGNA, ANN T. BA 10 Norman Ave. Windsor Locks, Ct. Mansfield Tutorial 2,3 BOLSTAD, ROSEMARY BA Box 508 Norwich, Ct. 06360 BOMBACI, NANCY BS 276 Parklawn Dr. Waterbury, Ct. Campus Beautification Day BOUCHER, DANIEL A. 911 South St. Willimantic, Ct. 06226 BOWER, JACQUELINE A. BS Clark Gates Rd. Moodus, Ct. BOWSER, CYNTHIA L. BA 30 Rose Park Ave. Stamford, Ct. 06902 BOYD, WENDY L. BS Rixtown Rd. Griswold, Ct. Intramural Basketball 1,2,3g Intramural Vol- leyball 2,3, Sustinet 3,4, Band 1,2,3 BRACCIOFORTE, NANCY A. BS 159 Williams Rd. Wallingford, Ct. Intramurals BRADWVAY, CHARLENE M. BS 37 Crystal Lake Rd. Stafford Springs, Ct. 06076 Chorus 1,2,3g Kappa Delta Pi 3,4 BRAY, ROBERTA W. P.O. Box 127 Coventry, Ct. 06238 BRENDLE, WILLIAM BA 50 Watrous Rd. Bolton, Ct. Experimental College fRussian Instructorl 3 BRENN, PETER M. Reed Rd. R.F.D. 4 Rockville, ci. 06066 BRIGGS, VIRGINIA F. 84 Finley St. Manchester, Ct. 06040 BRINE, GARY D. 85 Broad St. Danielson, Ct. 06239 BRISSON, ALAN M. 2322 North New London T. Uncasville, Ct. 06382 BROWN, MARY L. BA 79 West Ave. Willimantic, Ct. 06226 BRUCE, ANITA B. 64 Hunter Road Fairfield, Conn. 06430 BRUNETTI, STEVEN LUCIAN BS 249 Parsonage Street Rocky Hill, Conn. Soccer lg Intramural Program 1,2,3,4. BUREAU, SHAYE ELLEN BA Meeting House Hill Road North Franklin, Conn. 06254 Campus Lantern 1, History Club 2. BURNETT, SUSAN 9 Lakeview Terrace Coventry, Conn. 06238 BUSHEY, KEITH LEE BA 12 Marshall Street Willimantic, Conn. 06226 Soccer 2, Intramural Basketball 3, Intramural Bowling 3. CADRAIN, WAYNE BA 258D Robert Lane Willimantic, Conn. 06226 CALVO, JOSEPH M. BA 5 Durant Street Middletown, Conn. CAMPION, GERARD RICHARD BS 47 Avon Street New Haven, Conn. 06511 Sports Editor Campus Lantern 1, Intramurals 1,2,3,4, A.V. 1, Monitor 1,2, Asst. Head Moni- tor 1,2, Head Monitor 4, Golf Team 2,3,4. CANDALES, BARBARA ANN BA 41 Acorn Court New London, Conn. 06320 La Sangre Latina Vice President 3, President 4, Treasurer History Club 2, Sociology Club 1. CAPORALE, CLAUDIA BS 30 Whispering Hills Drive North Branford, Conn. 06471 CAPPABIANCA, DONNA I. RFD 3 Route 82 Colchester, Conn. 06415 CAREY, MAUREEN BA 148 Hill Street Shelton, Conn. 06484 People for People 1, Treasurer 2, Senate 3, Alt. Senate 4, Recording Secretary Sociology Club 4, Intramurals 1,3. CARINO, R. A. BA Cottage 10 P.O. Box 508 Norwich, Conn. 06360. CARL, DEBORAH R. 67 Fairview Drive Madison, Conn. 06443. CAROLINAS, SUSAN M. 54 Ox Hill Road Norwich, Conn. 06360. CARROLL, RICHARD T. 536 Bloomfield Avenue Windsor, Conn. 06095. CARSON, CAROL A. BA 35 Park Avenue Colchester, Conn. 06415. CARTER, WILLIAM E. BS 1012 Plymouth Street Windsor, Conn. 06095 Intramural Volleyball 2,3, Basketball 3,4, Mansfield Tutorial 2. CARUSO, ELAINE BS 68 Cumberland Avenue Wethersfield, Conn. 06109. Chorus 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3, Choir 1,2,3,4, Cheerleading 1,2. CASEY, JEAN A. 45 Arbor Road Enfield, Conn. 06082. CHAMPAGNE, ANNE MARIE BS 38 Prospect Street Norwich, Conn. 06366. CHESNER, KENNETH JAY BA 63 E. Burnham Street Hartford, Conn. History Club 2, Bowling 2,3,4, He Chaverim 3. CHESNUTT, CYNTHIA R. 90 Library Street Mystic, Conn. 06355 CIMOCHOWSKI, JOHN Oikos 3,4. CLARK, JANE MARIE BS 32 Smith Street Pawcatuck, Conn. 02891 CLARK, THOMAS C. BA 56 West High Street East Hampton, Conn. 06424 Class President 2,3,4, SGA 1,2,3,4, B.O.G. 3,4, Art Purchasing Committee 2, S.W.A.C. 2,3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Monitor 3,4, Intramurals. COLWELL, PHILIP T. 143 Evergreen Avenue Hamden, Conn. 06518 CONNELL, JOAN ELIZABETH BS Russ Drive Willimantic, Conn. 06226 Mansfield Tutorial 2,3. CONTOS, KRISTINE BS RFD 4 Sycamore Terrace Willimantic, Conn. 06226 CONVERSE, ELLEN R. Route 44A Bolton, Conn. 06040 CONWAY, JOAN MARIE BS 41 Mulberry Road Mansfield Center, Conn. COONEY, JOSE CORREIA BS 154 Oak Street Hartford, Conn. 06226 Treasurer Science Fiction Club 3, Constitution Committee-History Club 3, Publicity Com- mittee-History Club 4. COSTELLO, LYNN ANN BS 14 Powerhouse Road Uncasville, Conn. 06380 Mansfield Tutorial 2. COTE, ARTHUR R. BA 345 Elm Street Enfield, Conn. Senator 1,3,4, B.O.G. 3, People for People 1, Athletic Council 3. COUTU, ALICE M. 196 Stafford Road-RFD 3 Willimantic, Conn. 06226 COWING, SHARON M. BS 111 Harlan Street Manchester, Conn. Kappa Delta Pi 3,4, Intramural Bowling I,2,35 Intramural Volleyball 2,3,4, Intramural Bas- ketball 3. CREDIT, SANDRA L. Allen Hill Road Brooklyn, Conn. 06234 CROVO, JOHN W. 258 Saybrook Road Middletown, Conn. 06457 CRUZ, LARRY W. Daly Road Coventry, Conn. 06238 CSAKY, LINDA SUSAN BA 196 Harborview Avenue Bridgeport, Conn. Dimension 3, Assistant Editor 4, Chorus 1,2,3, Modern Dance Club 1,2,3,4, Student English Association 3. CUDDYER, CAROL M. 17 Greenway Road New London, Conn. 06320 CUMMINGS, MARY ELIZABETH BS 66 Union Street Norwich, Conn. 06360 CUNNINGHAM, MARY E. Box 305 Coventry, Conn. 06238 CURRAN, A. BETTY BS 14 Ann Street . Jewett City, Conn. 06351 CZAPLA, JR., JOHN B. BA 46 Gold Street Stafford Springs, Conn. 06076 DAVIDSON, LLOYD T. RFD 5 Box 60 Coventry, Conn. 06238 DAVIS, BARBARA ANN BS 197D Foster Drive Willimantic, Conn. 06226 Mansfield Tutorial, He Chavarim, Co-Presi- dent 3. DAVIS, CAROL A. Box 174 Thompson, Conn. 06277 DAVIS, PAULA JEAN BA 106 Dowd Street Newington, Conn. 06111 Mansfield Tutorial I,2, People for People 1,25 Vice-President, Sociology Club secretary 2, President 4, Executive Board Treasurer 3,4. DAY BETSY LEE BS Box 144 Eastford, Conn. Mansfield Tutorial 2. DELLO RUSSO, CHRISTINE BS 22 Garibaldi Street Bernardsville, New Jersey Sustinet Staff 2, Layout Editor 3,4, Intra- mural Softball 3, Parents Day Committee 3,4, Freshman Orientation Committee 4. DEMAINTENON, SHELLEY G. E Pearl Street Willimantic, Conn. 06226. DEMURIA, RICHARD J. RFD 3 Box 606 Gales Ferry, Conn. 06335. DENAULT, KAREN LORRAINE 16 Highland Ave. Portland, Ct DENNIS, JAMES WILLIAM 422 Denslow St. Windsor Locks, CT 06096 Senate 1-4, Vice Pres. 3,4, Campus Traffic Board 2,3, Campus Hearing Board 3,4, Li- brary Comm. 2, Campus Beautification 1, In- tramural Sports5 Senior Week Committee, Commencement Committee, Ring Committee, Freshman Orientation. DENZ, JOHN 38 Grove Rd. Cromwell, CT 06406 DEPASQUALE, MARY ELLEN 11 Miles Standish Drive West Hartford, CT 0617 Floor Rep. 1, Mansfield Tutorial 2, Intra- murals 3, Student for the Arts 4. DEPEAU, DWIGHT Main St. Somers, CT 06071 DICICCIO, MARY ANN 52 Gould Drive East Hartford, CT 06118 Eastern States 3, Mansfield Tutorial 3. DERY, PAUL ROGER School St. ' North Grosvenordale, CT Intramural Sports 1-4, J .V. Soccer 1,2. DIGNOTI, GENE FRANCIS 147 South st. Rockville, CT DILL, CARLTON EDWARD Beebe Rd. East Haddam, CT Intramural Sports, Varsity Soccer 1,3,4. DINUCCI, ANTHONY J. 142 Dale Rd. Wethersfield, CT 06109 DODDS, PETER J. Bedlam Rd. Chaplin, CT 06235 DONADIO, ANNA M. 42 Florence St. Manchester, CT 06040 DONNELLY, PATRICIA Route 193 Thompson, CT 06277 D'ONOFRIO, BARBARA 15 Norman Ave. Auburn, N.Y. Mansfield Tutorial 3. DOTY, RICHARD W. 67 Kingswood Apts. Ash St. Willimantic, CT 06226 I D'ORSOGNA, RICHARD E, 299 Manor Parkway Uniondale, N.Y. 11553 J .V. Soccer 2,3, Varsity Basketball-Adminis- trator of Team Affairs 1,2,3, Sports Info. Di- rector 4, Intramurals 1,2,3,4. DOUGLAS, JOAN 13 Elmwood Rd. Wallingford, CT 06492 People for People 1,2, Intramurals 2-4. DOYLE, DENNIS A., III Ledgemere 223 200 Rd. Mansfield Ctr., CT 06250 DRAUS, MARY A. 12 Laurel Ave. Derby, CT Mansfield Tutorial 1,2. DRONEY, RICHARD T. 17 Whiting Ave. Torrington, CT 06790 DUBOIS, RICKEY E. 79 North St. Willimantic, CT 06226 DUMAS, ALEXANDER J. 94 Mather St. Manchester, CT 06040 DUSKA, GAIL J. 90 Claudia Drive Stratford, CT Mansfield Tutorial 1,2, Board of Governors 2,3,4, Monitor 3,4, Freshman Orientation 2,3,4, S.W.A.C. 4. DUVAL, KATHY 30 Willington Hill Rd. Storrs, CT 06268 EDMOND, ALTHEA MARIE RFD 411 Canterbury, CT 06331 EICHE, SHARON ALYCE 21 Jenna Rd. Wallingford, CT 06492 SNEAC 2, Eastern States 3,4. EIDEN, LARRY 25 Maplewood Court Norwich, CT 06360 Experimental College Instructor 2. ELLISON, CAROLYN ELAINE 159-A1 Chandler St. Hartford, CT Afro American Society, Eastern States. ERAZMUS, LEONARD 90 Parkway Place Meriden, CT 06450 FARRAH, CONSTANCE L. 21 Laurel Circle Dr. Norwich, CT 06360 FAULISE, PAULA F. RFD 33 Bethel Rd. Norwich, CT 06360 Special Education Organization 1-4, Kappa Delta Pi 3,4, Co-ed Basketball 3. FERNALD, PAMELA A. Middlefield, Rd. Durham, CT 06422 FITCH, SARAH JANE RFD 4:3 New Milford, CT FITZGERALD, THOMAS H. RFD 33, 80 Mansfield City Rd. Willimantic, CT 06226 Varsity Soccer 1-4. FLYNN, THOMAS E. Plumb Rd. Middletown, CT Intramural Sports 4, Karate 4, Judicial Board of R.A.'s 3. FLYNN, WALT 118 South Airline Rd. Wallingford, CT Cross Country 1, Basketball Intramural Offi- ciating 3,4, Freshman Orientation 3. FONTAINE, JAQUELINE 23 Fontaine Court Taftville, CT Band 1-3, Class Sec. and Treas. 2, Class Pres. 3, Chorus 1, Kappa Delta Pi 3,4, Plant-a-Tree Day 3, Co-ed Basketball 3. FORBES, MALCOLM 69 Campfield Ave. Hartford, CT Veterans Club-Pres. 3, Experimental College Asst. Director 3. FORD, PAUL o. 19 High st. Willimantic, CT 06226 FORDER, CONSTANCE A. 11 Miller Rd. Northford, CT 06472 Drama Club 1, Outing Club 1,2, Mansfield Tu- torial 1-3. FOSTER, JANET LYNSKEY 5 Ridge Rd. Broad Brook, CT Kappa Delta Pi. FOSTER, JOHN W. 6 Eastwood Rd. Storrs, CT 06268 FRANCIS, DONALD A. 124 N. Main St. Norwich, CT 06360 FREEDMAN, SUSAN P. 194 Bradley Ave. Meriden, CT FRENCH, KATHERINE 5 Harland Rd. Apt. 3 Norwich, CT 06360 FUNK, MERIANNE Dayton Rd. West Redding, CT FUNTERAL, COLLETTE 656 Naugatuck Ave. Devon, CT Mansfield Tutorial 1,2, Eastern States 3,4. GAGNON, BONNIE 323 Valley ST. Willimantic, CT 06226 GANZER, JENNIFER L. 46 Butternut Rd. Manchester, CT 06040 GARCIA, PHYLLIS AMINA 335 Fairfax Rd. Bridgeport, CT 06610 Campus Lantern-Bus. Mgr. 2,3, La Sangre Latina 2,3. GAUTHIER, NANCY ANN Babcock Hill South Windham, CT GEISSMAN, VIRGINIA L. 36 Cedar Lane Uncasville, CT 06382 SNEAC 2, Outing Club 2,3, History Club 3,4, Student English Association 3, Students for the Arts-Treas. 4, Special Education Organi- zation 1-3. GALLO, SALLY 8 Kingsland Ave. Wallingford, CT People for People 1, Intramurals 1,3, S.G.A 2,3, Sociology Club 4. GELMINI, MARYBETH 474 Canterbury Turnpike Norwich, CT 06360 People for People 2, Mansfield Tutorial 1,2, Parents Day Committee 3,4. GIBBINGS, GEORGE FRANCIS 60 Cameo Dr. Willimantic, CT 06226 GLIDDEN, DIANNE M. 106 Pleasant St. Willimantic, CT 06226 GOLDBLATT, STEPHEN R. RFD irl Norwich, CT 06360 GONSOWSKI, GAIL L. BS 167 Hunters Road Norwich, Connecticut 06360 Social Committee 2, Yearbook 3. GOWANS, SUSAN BS 29 Walnut Ave. Trumbull, Conn. 06611. Mansfield Tutorial 2, Intramural softball 3, Freshman Orientation 3,4. GRASSO, JAMES ANTHONY BS 13 Olive St. Windsor Locks, Conn. 06096 Class Senator 1,2,4, B.O.G. vice chairman 2, SWAC 2, Student Advisory Board 4. GREEN, JAMES BA 17 Coolridge Road Milford, Conn. 06460 SGA 1,2,3, SWAC 1,2, Lantern 1, Intramurals 2,3,-4, Orientation 2,3, Constitutions and Bud- gets Committee 2,3 Freshman class president, SGA vice-president 2, RA 1, Campus Lantern 1 College Council 2, Art Purchasing Com- mittee chairman 3, Alcohol on Campus Com- mittee 3, Presidents Inauguration 2, SGA Constitution revisory Committee 1,2, Political Science Club 2, Search Committee for Dean of Student Affairs 2,3, Curriculum Committee 2, Student Advisory Board to Board of Trustees 2 GREENHALGN, FREDERICK W. RFD 2 Windam Ave. Colchester, Conn 06415 GRIFFIN, KATHLEEN L. BS 117 Mansfield Hollow Rd. Mansfield Center, Conn. 06250 GROMKO, DONA R. BA P.O. Box 203 Ledyard, Conn. Sustinet 3,45 Intramurals 3,45 Orientation 35 Mansfield Tutorial 4. GUCCIONE, RHONDA BS 144 Ridgeland Circle Wallingford, Conn GUDLEWSKI, JOSEPH R. 43 May Road East Hartford, Conn 06118. GULINO, KAREN LYNN BS Box 336 Stonington Rd. Pawcatuck, Conn. 02891. Mansfield Tutorial 1,25 Softball Intramurals 35 Freshman Orientation 35 Kappa Delta Phi 3,4. GUNNING, BARBARA H. BS 22 Oxford Road East Rockaway, New York 11518 Student Senate 1,2,3,45 Corresponding Secre- tary 3,45 BOG Recording Secretary 3,45 Susti- net 2,3,45 co-layout editor 35 Freshman Orien- tation 2,3,45 Transfer Orientation 35 Parents Day 3,45 Library Advisory Committee 2,35 Ring Committee Senior reception committee5 Presidents Inaguration 35 Intramurals: Co-ed volleyball 2,3 Womens 1,2,35 Basketball 1,2,3,45 softball 35 Basketball Hostess 3. GURCZYNSKI, MARY ANNE BS 64 Paddock Ave. Meriden, Conn. 06450 Kappa Delta Phi 3,4. HALL, DAVID PATRICK BA Old Clinton Rd. Westbrook, Conn. Dimension 35 45 Dimension editor 45 Student English Association 35 Students for the Arts- Secretary 3. HAMBACH, GLORIA R. BS 34 White Street, Rockville, Conn HANDFIELD, PHILIP E. Box 235 Robinson Rd. Franklin, Conn. 06254. HANKA, HAROLD E. BA 11 Coral Street, Willimantic, Conn. 06226. Intramural Football 35 History club 35 Intra- mural tennis 45 Public Relations Photographer 3 4 , . HANSEN, ANDREA JEAN BS 124 Oxford St. Manchester Conn. 06040 HARPER, BETH KATHRYN BS Browns Rd. Storrs, Conn. 06268 SNEAC 15 Drama Club 3. HEBERT, MARTIN G. BA 32 Salem Rd. Manchester, Conn. 06040. HELMER, MARGERY BS Chaplin St. Chaplin, Conn HERBERT, EARLE A. 162 Ferguson Rd. Manchester, Conn. 06040 HERRICK, DEBORAH A. BA Plains Rd. Windham Center, Conn. 06280 Varsity Cheerleading 3,45 Intramural Basket- ball 1,25 Freshman Orientation 2 HEWSTON, LILLIAN F. BS 21 Burlington Street Hartford, Conn. 06112 Mansfield Tutorial 1,2,3,45 Modern Dance Club 1,25 Freshman Representative Yearbook. HILL, JANET K BS 2 Lincoln Place Ossining, New York 10562 Bowling 45 Volleyball 45 Intramural softball 3. HINCKLEY, LINDA S. Goshen Hill Rd Lebanon, Conn. 06259 HOPKINS, JANET C. BS Box 8 East Killingly Conn 06243. HUDSON, CHRISTIE ANN BS 40 Cliff St. Norwich, Conn. 06360 Mansfield Tutorial 1,2. IADARESTA, CHARLES JOHN BS 257 Humphrey St. New Haven, Conn 06511. IDE, LINDA R. BS Rt. 320 Charlton, Massachusetts Kappa Delta Pi 3,45 president 4 Bowling 3,45 SWAC 4. INGENITO, CYNTHIA M. BA. 161 Allen St. New Britain, Conn. INSALACO, MAUREEN ELAINE BS RFD W2 Box M121 North Windham Conn. 06256 Kappa Delta Phi 3,4. INTROVIGNE, SHARON ANN BS 95 East Main Street Stafford Springs, Conn. 06076. Mansfield Tutorial 35 Eastern States 35 Intra- mural softball 35 Basketball hostess 3,45 Intra- mural Volleyball 4 JAKOB, DOUGLAS W. 55 Melrose Park Norwich, Conn 06360 JAMES, LAURA Lakeside Road Southbury, Conn 06488 JAMES, PAUL BA 96 Elizabeth Rd. Meriden, Conn. JANETATOS, JANICE D. Snake Meadow Road Moosup Conn. 06354 JEFFREY, DONALD O. BA North Stonington Rd. Pawcatuck, Conn. JONES, DEBORAH ANN BS 1941 Main Street East Hartford, Conn 06108 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Choir 1,2,3,45 Intramural vol- leyball 35 Coed intramural Basketball 35 His- tory Club 35 Basketball Statistician 3. JORDAN, DOUGLAS BA 608 Laurel Hill Rd. Norwich, Conn. 06360. Intramural basketball and softball. JORDAN, ELIZABETH YOUNGS BS 608 Laurel Hill Road Norwich, Conn 06360. JOSEPH, LORNA JEAN BS 19 Deming Place Wethersfield, Conn. 06109 Mansfield Tutorial 25 Bowling Intramurals 3,45 Ecology Club 3. KACIN, GARY A. 19 Shady Lane East Hartford, Conn. 06118. KACZOROWSKI, MICHAEL A. 178 Roxbury Rd. East Hartford, Conn. 06118 KALETSKY, JOEL D. BA 17 Grafton Road Hamden, Conn. 06517. Intramural Football 45 Intramural softball 45 Graduation Speaker Committee 4. KAMAROWSKI, JOANNE BS 45 Leland Drive East Hartford, Conn 06108. KANEA, PATRICIA A. 13 Mary Street Waterford, Conn. 06385. KANIA, PATRICIA ANN BS 965 Hartford Turnpike Rockville, Conn. 06066 Mansfield Tutorial 1,25 Intramural softball 3. KEARNS, PATRICIA ANN BS 1 Meadowlark Road West Simsbury, Conn. Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,45 Senator 45 Monitor 45 Secretary of class 45 People for People 25 Floor representative. KEEMON, MICHAEL Main Street Voluntown, Conn. 06384. KELLEY, KATHERINE ANN BS 1167 Central Ave Bridgeport, Conn. 06607. KENDALL, CHERYL LEE BS 23 Harble Street Manchester, Conn S.G.A. 15 People for People 1,25 Mansfield Tu- torial 1,25 Intramural Basketball 1,35 Intra- mural Volleyball 3,45 Coed Volleyball 25 Coed Basketball 3. KENDRICK, PHYLLIS BS RFD 1 Route 165 Voluntown, Conn. 06384 Varsity Basketball 3,45 Intramural softball 3. KENNEDY, KATHLEEN C. BA 34 Shadyside Avenue Dumont, New Jersey 07628. S.G.A. 1,2,35 Art Purchasing Committee 2, Constitution and Budget Committee 25 Dorm council representative 15 RA 1,25 People for people 1,25 Sociology Club Corresponding Sec- retary 4. KILCOLLUM, BARBARA J. 10 Pukallus Avenue Norwich, Conn. 06360. KILLEEN, SUSAN ELIZABETH BA 106 Sorries Court South Meriden, Conn. KINEL, BRUCE ANTHONY BA 43 Rowe Avenue Hartford, Conn. 06106 S.G.A. 2,35 B.O.G. 35 Basketball 1,25 Soccer 2,35 Intramural softball 1,2,3,45 Intramural Bas- ketball 3,45 Intramural bowling 1,2,3,45 Traffic Board 3. KONCINSKY, SANDRA G. RFD 1 Taylor Hill Road Jewett City, Conn. 06051. KONIKOWSKI, KAREN 38 Memorial Drive Willimantic, Connecticut KRIWACKI, THOMAS 781 E Street Middletown, Connecticut LA PRE, DONALD 65 Asylum Street N0l'WlCh. Connecticut LABOY, MARJORIE A. 406 Ash Street Willimantic, Connecticut Students For the Arts 45 Dimension 45 Modern Dance 35 Student Art Show 3. LA CASSE, LOUISE N. 69 Flyers Drive Norwich, Connecticut Outing Club Cpresidentj 35 Board of Governors 15 Student English Association Qtreasurerl 35 Mansfield Tutorial 15 Kappa Delta Pi 3. LAIDLEY, PATRICIA A. Norman Road Jewett City, Connecticut LAINE, BARBARA ANN Mason Road Brooklyn, Connecticut LAMOTHE, DALEANNE 84 Ash Street, Apt. 38 Willimantic, Connecticut Choir 1,2,3,45 Chorus 25 Majorettes 2,3,45 Year- book 2, fco-literary editorl 35 fliterary editorj 45 Intramurals 1. LAPALME, SUSAN 33 Grove Street Wauregan, Connecticut Intramural Volleyball, Basketball, Softball 3,45 Veterans Club 3,4. LAPLANTE, SHARLENE 100 Brainard Road Enfield, Connecticut LARIVIERE, JOAN M. 104 Memorial Drive Willimantic, Connecticut LATHROP, JEFFREY M. 84 Prospect Street Willimantic, Connecticut Library Advisory Committee 35 Library Search Committee 35 ECSC Veterans Club Ctreasurerj 35 Commission for Higher Educa- tion 45 Committee On Status of Women 4. LATTIZORI, DEBORAH 25 Longview Road West Hartford, Connecticut LAZUK, ALEXANDER JON 2005 Norwich-New London Turnpike Uncasville, Connecticut Biology Club fOikosJ 3,45 Intramurals-Bas- ketball 1,3,45 Baseball 3,45 Football 4. LEBLANC, RAYMOND RFD 1 Willimantic, Connecticut LEE, JANE ELLEN Manning Hill Coventry, Connecticut LEEGE, LESLIE 67 Walden Apartments West Willington, Connecticut LEGASSIE, LINDA Box 242 Old Hebron Road Colchester, Connecticut LEIFERT, MARTHA LOUISE School Hill Road Goshen, Connecticut Kappa Delta Pi 3,45 Intramural Volleyball, Basketball 3,3. LEMEK, JEANNE M. Goose Lane Tolland, Connecticut Kappa Delta Pi 3. LEO, LUCY ANN 73 Franklin Street Danielson, Connecticut Basketball Hostess 3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Intra- mural Volleyball 45 Softball 3. LEPRI, GAIL ANN 22 Longmaedow Drive Waterbury, Connecticut LERCH, CATHERINE 32 North Elm Street Manchester, Connecticut LESKA, MARY M. 9 Clifford Street Trumbull, Connecticut LETO, JOHN JOSEPH 1594 North Avenue Bridgeport, Connecticut Yearbook 1,2,3 Cphoto-editorj, 45 Campus Lan- tern 1,2,3,45 Outing Club 15 Student English Association 4. LEVANDOSKI, ROBERTA BROWN 30 Damon Heights Road Niantic, Connecticut LIN, CHARLES 8820 Lancier Drive Silver Springs, Maryland LOBB, JAMES 32 Ridgefield Circle, Wallingford, Connecticut LOISELLE, HELENA Forest Road Merrow, Connecticut LOMME, TERRANCE 84 Roseville Road Westport, Connecticut LONERGAN, JOAN 3730 81st Street Jackson Heights, New York LUCAS, JANE 72 Foster Drive Willimantic, Connecticut LUSA, THOMAS 227 Melrose Road Melrose, Connecticut MACLEAN, COLLEEN 126 Mathewson Street Jewett City, Connecticut MAGEE, PAULA 28 Ansaldi Road Manchester, Connecticut S.G.A. 1,2, frecording secretary? 3,45 Mans- field Tutorial 1,2,3,45 Special Education fvice- presidentl 45 P.F.P. 1,25 Freshman Orientation 3,45 Campus Beautification 3. MAIN, EMILY DIANE Box 1522 RFD 7 Ledyard, Connecticut MAKOWIECKI, DARLENE 20 Summit Street Willimantic, Connecticut MARCHETTI, CANDACE 120 Collins Avenue Meridan, Connecticut MARLIN, JANEY ANN Hillydale Road Storrs, Connecticut MARYESKI, VICTORIA 59 Dommock Road Waterford, Connecticut MATHER, DEBORAH Box 382 RFD 5 Ash Drive Gales Ferry, Connecticut MATSIL, KEVIN 2127 Rosemont Street North Bellmore, New York MAURER, TERRI ANN 2441 Lurting Avenue Bronx, New York He Chaverim fsecretaryj 2,3,45 Eastern States Association 2,3, fsecretaryj 45 Chorus 2,3,4. MAY, JOAN 100 Fairview Avenue Wolcott, Connecticut MC CAFFREY, NANCY 10 Delmore Circle Wilbraham, Massachusetts MC CARTHY, SUZANNE A. - 48 Hamilton Avenue Watertown, Connecticut Political Science Club 2,3,45 MC KEON, JAMES RAYMOND Route 66 Columbia, Connecticut MC KINSTRY, ROBERT Pepperidge Road Portland, Connecticut MC LAUGHLIN, PAMELA 21 Wilson Street Milford, Connecticut MC NAUGHTON, GARY 21 Northmeadow Lane Meriden, Connecticut MC NEILL, TERRANCE D. Leonard's Bridge Road Lebonan, Connecticut MEIMERS, OSCAR 58 Chapman Street Willimantic, Connecticut MELTON, LONA 48 Oakwood Knoll Norwich, Connecticut MEZZA, DALIA 330 Grand Avenue New Haven, Connecticut MICLETTE, ERNEST L. JR. 9 Tyler Avenue Norwich, Connecticut Intramurals-Volleyball 3, Basketball 3,4, Football 4. MILICI, ALBERT 288 Highland Street West Haven, Connecticut MILLER, LINDA S. James Road Voluntown, Connecticut MILLERICK, ROBERT PATRICK 64 Parker Road Somers, Connecticut Intramural Basketball 1,25 Mansfield Tutorial 1. MINIETTI, PAMELA F. 282 Spring Street Ext. Glastonbury, Connecticut MOFFITT, CLAUDIA H. R.F.D. 1 Buck Hill Rd. Canterbury, Connecticut Kappa Delta Phi-3,4 History Club-2,3 fsecre- taryj, 4 fvice presidentj, Student English As- sociation-3, Students for the Arts-4 MOMUT, RAYMOND J. 17 Lincoln Avenue Norwich, Connecticut History Club-3,4 Bowling League-2-4 MOORE, EDWARD FRANK R.F.R. 4 Box 21 Willimantic, Connecticut MORELLO, JOSEPH S. 154 Lincoln St. Middletown, Connecticut Intramural-2, Football, Basketball, Cross Country-2, People for People-3, Intramural- 3,4 Basketball, Student English Association, Football-4, Science Fiction Club-4 MORRIS, WILLIAM F. 11 Powerhouse Rd. Uncasville, Connecticut He Chaverim-3,4 fpresidentl MORSE, VIRGINIA 24 Oneco St. Norwich, Connecticut MORYTKO, STANLEY MICHAEL JR. Box 32 Bricktop Rd. Willimantic, Connecticut MURPHY, DENNIS 168 Ellwood Rd. Kensington, Connecticut Chorus, Choir-3, Tennis Intramurals, Year- book-4, Senior Reception Committee-4 MURRAY, SUSAN 2 Tuckie Rd. Willimantic, Connecticut NAHAS, KATHERINE ROSE 16 Aitchison Drive. New London, Connecticut ANASZNIC, STAN 71 Wallace Row Wallingford, Connecticut Intramural Program-1-4, Sustinet-4 fpho- tographerl, History Club NEAL, BARRY E. 25 Spruce St. Manchester, Connecticut NELSON, CHRISTOPHER FRANCIS 46 Hilltop Rd. Mystic, Connecticut President, Eastern Conn. State College Re- publican Club-3 NETTO, DARRELL F. 33 Converse St. Stafford Springs, Connecticut Intramural Football-3 Intramural Basket- ball, Baseball-3,4 Rugby Club-3,4 NETZE, GERALDINE N. R.F.D. 2 Box 446 Ledyard, Connecticut NEVEU, RACHEL 25 Read Avenue Woonsocket, Rhode Island NISH, SUSAN JR. Apt. 11 Glen Acre Apartments Uncasville, Connecticut O'CONNOR, DAVID 30 Jackson St. Windsor, Connecticut OAT, MARILYN L. 12 Sandy Lane Norwich, Connecticut Kappa Delta Phi OBREGON, PHILLIP H. 59 Roosevelt Blvd. Enfield, Connecticut Varsity Soccor-1-4 S.G.A.-1-4 Mansfield Tu- torial-2 O'CONNELL, KATHLEEN L. 14 West Town St. Norwich, Connecticut Freshman Tea-1 Modern Dance, Mansfield Tutorial-2 Intramural Baseball, Basketball- 3, Hostess-Basketball Team-3 0'CONNOR, NANCY Apt. 1,12 Hillsdale Dr. Rockville, Connecticut President-Crandall Hall-2 Secretary-Resi- dence Association-2 Kappa Delta Phi-2, Freshman Orientation-2,3, Campus Beau- tification-3 OLIPHANT, THOMAS 44 Brookside Lane R.R. 2 Vernon, Connecticut OLSEN, ROBERT R.F.D. 1 Bennett Rd. Voluntown, Connecticut OPPERMAN, ANNE Academy Hill Rd. Plainfield, Connecticut Contributor-Dimension fliberary Magazinel PALLATTO, DEBBIE Rte. 147 Middlefield, Connecticut Mansfield Tutorial-1 B.O.G., Eastern States Association ftreasurerl-2, Women's Free Col- lective-3, Kappa Delta Phi, Modern Dance Club-4 Campus Ministry-4 fvice Presidentl Experimental College-3,4 fdirectorj PALMER, JAMES EDWARD 46 East Main St. Stafford Springs, Connecticut Kappa Delta Phi-4 Planatarium Program-4, Campus Beautification Committee-2,3,4 PALUMBO, VIRGINIA 6 Carriage Dr. Meriden, Connecticut PAPALLO, MICHAEL 141 Jeffrey Lane Meriden, Connecticut PAPELIAN, STEVE 43 Williams St. Norwich, Connecticut PARE, DONNA MARIE 81 Union St. Franklin, Massachusetts Senior Reception Committee-4 Sustinet-4 PATRIZZI, CARMEL L. 81 Union St. Franklin, Massachusetts Senior Reception Committee-4 Sustinet-4 PATRIZZI, JUDITH A. Frederic Rd. Vernon, Connecticut PERKINS, DAVID W. 12 Echo Dr. Willimantic, Connecticut OIKOS-3 fpresidentj PERKINS, WILLIAM DAVID 23 Autumn St. Manchester, Connecticut PERSHAEC, LINDA JEAN R.F.D. 1 Lakeview Dr. Norwich, Connecticut Burr Hall Representative-1 Intramural Bas- ketball-1 Outing Club- 1,2 Experimental Col- lege-3 Life Support Plan-4, Campus Beau- tification, Greenleaf Review-4, Sustinet, Biology Club-3,4 PETERS, DEBRA 94 Kenwood St. Kensington, Connecticut PFANSTIEHL, JOHN PHELPS, VALERIE ANNE Broadway Rd. Staffordville, Connecticut Intramural Softball-3 Basketball Hostess, Pep Club-3,4 Intramural Co-ed Volleyball-4 PHILBIN, LORNA ANN 4 Irvine Rd. Old Greenwich, Connecticut Mansfield Tutorial-2,3 PIETROWSKI, ALFREDO 25 East Baltic St. Norwich, Connecticut PINER, MICHAEL Bassetts Bridge Rd. Mansfield Center, Connecticut PIRES, RENALD 18 Ash St. Willimantic, Connecticut PLATTER, MARK Kingfisher Lane Westbrook, Connecticut POITRAS, DENNIS R.F.D. 1 Maple St. Dayville, Connecticut Commuter Club-3, Tutoring-3,4 POLLACK, ALAN G. Apt. 60B Mt. Vernon Apts. Vernon, Connecticut Varsity Basketball-1,2,3,4, Freshman Orien- tation-2, Intramurals-1-4 POUNCH, SUSAN TRACY 124 McKinley Ave. Norwich, Connecticut POWER, ANTHONY 106 Pleasant St. Willimantic, Connecticut POWERS, CANDACE 20 Hill Pond Dr. Storrs, Connecticut POWERS, TOD C. 603 Shartle Circle Houston, Texas PRESTON, MARY ELIZABETH 116 Ellington Ave. Rockville, Connecticut Mansfield Tutorial-1-3 S.N.E.A.C., Outing Club-3,4, Student English Association-3, History Club-3,4, Students for the Arts-4 fpresidentl PROCOPIO, STEVEN 28 Ellsworth St. Hartford, Connecticut Class Historian-1-4, Student Senate, Sustinet Class Editor-2-4 Freshman Orientation-2, Class Ring Committee-3, Sociology Club-4 fvice presidentl, Senior Reception Com- mittee-4, Commencement Committee-4, Campus Traffic Board-4 PROUT, STEPHEN 76 Overbrook Rd. West Hartford, Connecticut PROVENCHER, CATHERINE T. Geer Rd. Jewett City, Connecticut PROVOST, LOUIS Rte. 12 Dayville, Connecticut PUHLICK, ROBERT 403 Pleasant St. Willimantic, Connecticut PURDIN, WAYNE Rt. 12 Plainfield, CT 06374 Outing Club Pres. 2,33 Philosophy Club Pres. 2,3g Dimension 25 SIMS Pres. 4. PURCELL KPALUMBOD, VIRGINIA ANN Ecology Club 1,2, Eastern States 1, Sec. 2, V.P. 33 director Sr Pres. of Conn. Pirg on the East- ern campus. RADWILL, WAYNE 6 Swan Ave. Norwich, Ct 06360 RAFALOWICZ, ANN 245 King Philip Dr, West Hartford, CT S.G.A. Treas. 2,4, People for People Treas. 1, Rec. Sec. 25 B.O.G. Sec. 45 Soc. Club Treas. 45 Mansfield Tutorial 1. RAFFIO, MARIA A. 30 Florence Ave. Rye, New York 10580 Bowling League 35 Drama Society 3,4. REED, JEROME F. 40 Cumberland Dr. East Hartford, CT 06108 REED, JUDITH A. 131 Browning Rd. Norwich, Ct 06360 REVET, MARK W. Carefree Lane Chaplin, CT RIBACK, SUSAN F. 68 Wedgewood Dr. Manchester, CT 06040 RICHMOND, DONALD W. 23 Soljer Dr. Waterford, CT 06385 RILEY, ANN C. P.O. Box 736 Willimantic, CT 06226 RIOUX, WILLIAM RIVERA, EDUARDO JR. 167 Cameo Drive Apts. Willimantic, CT 06226 La Sangre Latina Treas. 2, Pres. 3. RIZZO, PATRICIA J. 68 Midwell Rd. Wethersfield, CT 06109 ROCHE, JEFF V. 448 Boswell Ave. Norwich, CT 06360 RODRIGUEZ, HELEN 48 Sunrise Street Plainview, N.Y. 11803 Freshmen Orientation 35 Parent's Day 3,45 Volleyball 8: Basketball Intramurals 2,35 Ma- jorettes 25 After School Program w!Noble School 45 Campus Beautification Day 25 Susti- net 2. RORICK, CYNTHIA M. 244 Edgewater Dr. Coventry, CT 06238 ROSS, PAMELA J. 80 Saxon Rd. Wethersfield, CT 06109 Band 1,2,4, Treas. 35 Kappa Delta Pi Treas. 45 Coed Basketball League 35 Mansfield Tutorial 2,3. ROTHSTEIN, ROBERT G. 14 Lincoln Ave. Norwich, CT 06360 Freshman Orientation 2,35 Sub-Varsity Bas- ketball 1,25 Intramurals 1-4. ROY, LINDA P.O. Box 89 North Windham, CT 06256 RUCHIN, EDWARD S. Rugby Club 25 Science Fiction Treas. 4. RUCHIN, GARY PHILLIP 286 Foster Drive Willimantic, CT 06226 History Club, Political Science Club. RUOTOLO, JANICE 401 Old Coventry Rd. Orange, CT 06477 SABATINO, BARBARA West View Ave. Port Jefferson, N.Y. Drama Society 2,3,45 Outing Club 1,25 Women's Coalition 3. SACERDOTE, CHRISTINE M. 1432 Silver Lane East Hartford, CT 06118 Freshman Food Rep.5 Majorettes 2,35 Pres. In- auguration Committee 25 Sustinet 2, Co-Liter- ary Editor 3, Production Editor 45 Ring Com- mittee 35 Senator 35 Parent's Day Committee 3,4'5 S.G.A. Business Sec. 4. SAJKOWICZ, JAMES K. 2413 Norwich NC. Uncasville, CT 06382 SAKELLARIDES, HELEN 36 Cliff St. Norwich, CT 06360 SALPIETRO, PATRICIA M. 12 West Main St. Baltic, CT 06330 SALTZGIVER, CLAIRE MARIE 30 Freemont Road Enfield, CT 06082 Mansfield Tutorial 2,3. SALTZMAN, MARC H. 124 Lafayette St. Stamford, CT 06902 SARNO, ANNETTE M. 75 Raymond Rd. Rocky Hill, CT 06067 SAVINO, CATHERINE 110 Woodside Ave. Bridgeport, CT 06606 SCHULZE, BARBARA L. 9 Clapboard Ridge Danbury, CT 06810 Chorus 15 Mansfield Tutorial 25 Class Senator 45 Monitors 45 Sustinet co-layout ed. 2, Produc- tion Ed. 3, Editor-in-chief 45 Senior Reception Committee 45 Commencement Committee 45 Orientation 3,4. SCHUMAKER, GLORIA 11 Fairlane Rd. Enfield, CT Mansfield Tutorial 1,2, V.P. 35 Chorus 3. SCHUPPERT, CATHY R.F.D. itl Box 111 Hampton, CT. 06247 SCINTO, DEBORAH M. 106 Russo Terrace Bridgeport, CT 06606 People for People 15 Mansfield Tutorial 15 Campus Lantern 15 Board of Governors 2, Chairman 3, Asst. Treas. 45 Freshman Orien- tation 2-45 Student Senate 35 Monitor 3,45 S.W.A.C. chairman 3,45 Student Advisory Council Board of Trustees 45 SERNOFFSKY, MARY ELLEN 30 Wind Rd. East Hartford, CT SEVERSON, CARLA A. 298 Cherry St. Naugatuck, CTM Kappa Delta Pi 3,45 Women's Varsity Basket- ball 15 Basketball and Volleyball Intramurals. SHALKOWSKI, LORRAINE ELLEN 227 Hunters Rd. Norwich, CT 06360 Sustinet 2. SHELLEY, D.J. P.O. Box 11 Fitchville, CT SHOEMAKER, BARBARA C. 12 Wakeman Rd. Fairfield, CT 06430 Freshman Orientation Committee 3,45 Trans- fer Orientation 35 Parent's Day 3,45 Intra- mural Volleyball 2,35 Intramural Softball 35 SGA Senator 45 Art Purchasing Committee of SGA 45 Committee for Freshman Elections 4. SIESICKI, PATRICIA 91 Boswell ST. Stratford, CT 06497 Intramurals, Bowling 1-4, Co-ed Volleyball 2,3, Women's Volleyball 2-4, Women's Basket- ball 3,4. SIMMONS, JANICE T. 36 Cliffwood Dr. South Windsor, CT 06074 Kappa Delta Pi. SIPALA, DONNA SKURPSKY, CELIA W. Leffingwell Rd. Apt. J4 Ucasville, CT 06382 SLAUSON, SUZANNE MORTON 10 Addison Rd. Hamden, CT 06517 Intramural Volleyball 35 Literary Editor of Campus Lantern 4. SLUSARZ, JON 70 Allyn Ave. Norwich, CT 06360 SMEATON, SHARON 251 Crest Street Wethersfield, CT SMITH, RICHARD W. 60 Hayden St, Willimantic, CT 06226 SNARSKI, LINDA Palmer St. Ext. Norwich, CT 06360 Kappa Delta Pi 3, V.P. 45 Band 1. SOKOLOWSKI, PEGGY 54 Meadow Lane Southington, CT 06489 Intramurals, Volleyball, Basketball, Field Hockey, 45 Co-ed Volleyball 3. SOLENZIO, MICHAEL JOHN 123 Longview Rd. Monroe, CT 06468 Dorm Pres. 15 RA Rep. 15 Mansfield Tutorial 25 Tennis Intramurals 3. SOMERS, THOMAS W. 63 Brookside Ave. Naugatick, CT 06770 SPENCER, DOUGLAS PAUL 11 George St. Guilford, CT 06437 Intramurals, Tennis, Bowling 3,4. SPONG, JUDY R. Apt. 22 25 Glen Hollow Hotsville, N.Y. 11742 SPOSITO, GEORGE J. 45 Fitch Ave. Darien , CT People for People 25 Photography Editor Cam- pus Lantern 2. STACK, SHARON R. 3 Pleasant View Ave. Willimantic, Ct. 06226 STANZIONE, LOUIS B. 334 High Str. Willimantic, Ct. 06226 STERLING, CHARLES W 206 Sharp Hill Road Wilton, Ct. 06897 STERLING, TENNER WARD 206 Sharp Hill Road Wilton, Ct. 06897 Yearbook, Baseball, Tennis EUCHARISTA, SISTER STELLA 88 Jackson Str. Willimantic, Ct. 06226 STIRLING, LAURA 65 Partridge Road New Canaan, Ct. 06840 STOCKDALE, LINDA St. Regis Apt. 2B Norwich, Ct. 06360 SUICH, ROBERT LOUIS 423 Riverside Dr. Fairfield, Ct. 06430 SULINSKI, RICHARD LOUIS Warsaw Str. Deep River, Ct. SULLIVAN, ELIZABETH B. Rt. 87 Lebanon, Ct. 06349 Mansfield Tutorial 1,25 Womens Basketball 15 Intramural Volleyball 2,45 Commuter Club 2, treasurer 3, Publicity Charmen 45 Voleenter for Special Ed. at Sweeny School 35 Score and time Keeper Women's Basketball 3. SWANTKO, KAREN MARLENE 48 Hull Str. Ansonia, Ct. 06401 Drama 15 Campus Latern 1, Office Manager 25 He Chaverim 4. TALMADGE, SUSAN Star Route Mansfield Depot, Ct. TAVERNA, DORIS MOTYL 305 Pleasant Str. Willimantic, Ct. 06226 TATORIAN, MARGARET R. 1216 Enfield Str. Enfield, Ct. 06082 TAURO, MARY M. 4 Larry Str. Norwich, Ct. 06360 TAVERNIER, DAVID R. 22 Taylor Court Willimantic,,Ct. 06226 TEDFORD, RONALD V. 30 Hickory Drive Coventry, Conn. 06238 TEVOLITZ, DEBORAH R. 22 Barry Scott Dr. Fairfield, Ct. 06430 THORNTON, PAMELA RALLS 37 Paul Revere Dr. Groton, Ct. 06340 TIEDEMANN, NANCY 73 Sleeping Giant Dr. Hamden, Ct. R.A. 25 Campus Beautification 4. TONUCCI, JOYCE ANN 46 Two Brook Rd. Wethersfield, Ct. 06109 TORSIELLO, VICKI JAMES 571 Center Str. Apt. B1 Manchester, Ct. 06040 TURGEON, MARIO J. Rt. 14A Plainfield, Ct. TWOMEY, DANIEL A. SR. Highland View Dr. South Windham, Ct. Sociology Club, Veteran's Club UPRIGHT, CHRISTINE 50 Maryanne La. Stamford, Ct. Intramurals, 1,2,3,45 B.O.G. 4. VEHSLAGE, VIRGINIA 48 High Noon Rd. Weston, Ct. 06880 VERVERIS, PETER 9 Oakridge Str. Norwich, Ct. 06360 WAKEFIELD, MARYLEE 33 Lydall Rd. East Hartford, Ct. 06118 WANNER, BERYL RFD 33 Norwich, Ct. 06360 Kappa Delta Pi 3,4. WEBB, CECILE G. 322 B Windham Heights Apts. Willimantic, Ct. 06226 WEBSTER, MYRA MARTHA Cedar Str, Rockfall, Ct. 06481 Mansfield Tutorial 25 Intramural Bowling 3,4. WEISER, CINDE LEE Island View Beach Westbrook, Ct. WELCH, JUDITH D. 4330 Braggs Dr. Corpus Christi, Texas 78413 Ecology Club 15 Mansfield Tutorial 25 Bowling League 2,3. WELLES, CHARLES ALLEN 56 Foster Dr. Willimantic, Ct. 06226 WESELYJ, LUBOMYR M. 69 Wadsworth Str. Hartford, Ct. 06006 Vetem Club Secretary 35 Oikos 3, President 45 Chapter American Institue of Biological Sciences President 4. WHALON, JOANNE HAAS 247 Ledgemere Apts. Mansfield Center, Ct. 06250 WHIPPLE, RICHARD G. Box 74 Rt. 44 Pomfret Center, Ct. 06259 Golf Team WHITE, PATRICIA ANN 11 Hunt Club Lane Westport Ct. WHITTAKER, CHERYL JEAN Old Northfield Rd. Thomaston, Ct. 06787 Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,45 People for people 1,2. WILEMSYK, DIANNE M. 27 Clairemont Ave. Norwich, Ct. 06360 WILLIAMS, LESLIE A. RFD 33 Winsted, ct. 06098 WILLOUGHBY, SANDRA Star Route S. Woodstock Ct. 06267 WIRTH, DELAYNE B. Slocum Rd. Hebron, Ct. 06248 WOJCKIK, LORRAINE JEAN MARIE 118 Oak Ridge Rd. Trumbull, Ct. WOLAK, CAROL MARIE Cedar Street Rockfall, Ct. 06481 Ecology Club 15 Mansfield Tutorial 25 Intra- mural Bowling 35 Kappa Delta Pi WOLFGAM, CARMELA A. 104 Wellswood Rd. B3 Amston, Conn. 06231 WOLFGRAM, WILLIAM E. 104 Wellswood Rd. Amstom, Ct. 06231 WOLK, JAMES ROBERT Miller Rd. Colchester, Ct. WOLLMAN, BARRY L. 2 Husset La. Storrs, Ct. 06268 WOOD, ROBERT M. P.O. Box 282 Willimantic, Ct. 06226 WRABEL, MICHAEL G. 493 Ash Dr. Windsor Locks, Ct, 06096 3,4. Sustinet 1,2, Sports Editor 3,45 Photography Editor5 Special Ed. 1, Vice Preside dent 35 Orientation 2,3. YANIK, CATHY ANN Flax Hill Rd. Brookfield, Ct. 06804 nt 2, Presi- People for People 25 Mansfield Tutorial 15 Monitor 45 Intrumural Basketball, Volleyball I,2. YOUNG, BRUCE E. 44 Hope Str. Willimantic, Ct. 06226 YOUNGS, JOAN S. Middletown Rd. East Hampton, Ct. ZAVISKAS, JENNY M. 176 Summit Str. Manchester, Ct. 06040 ZAWACKI, BARBARA LOU Cider Mill Rd. Rockfall, Ci. 06481 Ecology Club 1. ZIONE, JOHN 30 Verville Rd. Collinsville, Ct. 06022 ZOENER, MARY E. 19 Lincoln Ave. Willimantic, Ct. 06226 ZOERNER, PATRICK T. 19 Lincoln Ave. Willimantic, Ct. 06226 l 313 I DEX TITLE .............................. PRESIDENT WEBB ........ SPRING SPREE ........ SPRING SPOR TS .......... ' 5 PLANT A TREE ........... ....... Q 0 FRESHM AN ......... ....... 2 .4 SOPH OM ORES ......... ....... 5 4 JUNIORS .......... CANDIDS ......... FALL SPOR TS THEME ....................................... ........ 1 28 CL UBS AND ACTIVITIES ....... ........ 1 1,5 FACULTY ............................... ........ 1 66 WINTER SPOR TS ....... ......... 1 80 DEDI CA TI ON ........ ......... 2 06 SEN I ORS ......... ......... 2 08 CA N DI DS ........ ......... 2 96 6 l CIII CII MEMORIAL ................... ........ R 05 II I SENIOR DIRECTORY ......... ........ 3 06 I I IC I II SUSTINET STAFF .......... ,....... 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