Massachusetts Bay Community College - Greenyears Yearbook (Wellesley, MA)

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Thus we offer not a book of memory, but a book of life as it is during the green years of growth, years made rich by the promise of things hoped for. 4,7 Q,....., ' ...........- in .., , rf El' -' f- -ff 'T if .2551 , Q5-' .. 3'-5 A '-'27 W 'Fifi' 'FWZ 5 lf' f 'r ,fx fha A ti jf ,iid--If r f. ixijgfyf: ,,.-2 ,- 'f ,-- 'A , 'A ff' ',Y,,f-' Z? ,ff- ff-f, ,, 'X Z' N-. f K ,mf 4 :id , af--' CONTENTS 'cGreen Years Dedication Faculty and Admimstration President's Address Graduates Class History Activities Underclassrnen SEE Students MBCC College Life I-g,,.-nv' .I X' 'M f ,---V A ,,- A .. . .. dfz- - -c - .f--- 'ff 'TIII + 5 5 ' ' H J,- S LL- -- ' ' :E,,f -:.x:-.- .... 714- ' .:4,, W -3. y' .,......- .1 ,,- I w ,A x1l0W -nm' W ,W Q am f 1 6 m li: YK f' be MW TLQWM--W , W. K W' 4 f Wk ff-W 0 n ,WM , Vghfmor fc , W ' bl N I M f M ' W ' 'fi ' MZ, if Alf ff . I, , X 24 ., , M ,, W f I f f WWW- .,,. ' K, , f' ff' W W I ' , ff ff- H n- WMM! 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Morrissey Assistant to the President Brandeis University Dr. John W1 Lederle President University of Massachusetts Mr. Nelson W. Aldrich Architect Campbell and Aldrich Mr. John P. Mallon Department of Government Smith College Director of Education and Research Massachusetts State Labor Council Mrs. Kenneth P. Bainbridge Mr John E Murray F C - ' ' ' ' . . . Cormeii O Chairman of the Education Department of Business Administration ommittee and Massachusetts S , h C League of Women Voters mit Ouege Mr' Theodore Chase Mr. Roger L. Putnam, Sr. Attorney President Palmer, Dodge, Gardiner, and Bradford Package Machinery Company Mn Daniel England, Jr. Diiexjllam J Dean E ffl Cl B' h HD an lot ers, Inc. Holyoke Trade High School Dr. James Hammond President State College at Fitchburg Mr. Joseph L. Driscoll President, Southeast MassachusettS Technological Institute Dr. Gwen B. Kieman Commissioner Very Reverend Raymond Swords, Massachusetts Department of Education President 6 College of the Holy Cross S.G 4, xg? r P' fb? is S 1 xg guna ai 3 1 s Y ,vp XX .J 3 XY , J A.x.,N..4r Q - 1 + +- . .S my 1 .eff ,f- affv R FA CUL TI? km ' . 1- S- N ,X ., Q ..,.v--'ff' ., M, ffx yr 4,1 a ,al .a s N 1 ADMINISTRA T10 v , . f Www A JASON L. BLANK Sociology HAROLD M. BRABHAM Assistant to the President Secretarial Studies ROBERT A. CLAFFEE Admissions Officer Engineering Drawing JOHN D. CONNER Director, Evening Division Coordinator, Division of Secretarial Studies 10 GLENN S. BAKER Coordinator, Division of Physical Sciences and Mathe- matics EDWARD S. BERESTKA Physics and Mathematics Assistant Coordinator, Division of Physical Sciences an Mathematics 14, ANTHONY R. CARBONE Coordinator, Division of Business Administration JoHN R. CHASE Staff Assistant in Student Personnel Speech '10 GEORGE A. CUMMINGS French VERNE C. EDMUNDS Dean of Administration Business Administration , S25 was X X f-5 . . gf 'K f Sr it 'wg 2 sf V- ' t . A my V ---- , fi sw A sf s , ws cz ' ck'-RE. QQXBEI3,-3' 34' :f ,eos iw f 2 . . .N-.sfszf-Fcla f Q 5 J - 5 ,wigs f w as 2' qisffagg. w: ' 3 A -A ,i .. 535. :5,5A.,fi.31ig5g,3?i3S,5g5.r , X a s ,. ff5?:,.5, I ' 5. N -, K t'V Y'!e'..7V'JN I S, oh ' 'QHJI4 - - 'N 'fy - , fngvw 4 fa A , g,g',-jg H541 Y PERCY EHRLICH Chemistry and Mathematics JOSEPH J. FLUHR Biology FRANCES C. GAETA Staff Assistant in Student Personnel English CHARLES L. GETCHELL Mathematics LAWRENCE R. GODTFREDSEN History and Government IRENE W. GOODENOUGH History and Government 11 KENNETH w. HAGERsTRoM Director, Summer Division Dean of Men Biology EMILY E. HILL English flfqa 'P'--v RALPH D. JONES Registrar Secretarial Studies EDWIN W. KALMAN Business Administration 'WN : X JOHN S. KEATING Mathematics JOHN P. KEELAN, JR. Business Administration MARGARET T. KENNEY Secretarial Studies BENJAMIN LALL Business Administration 12 I JOHN F. MQLAUGHLIN Dean of Faculty English STEPHEN R. PAYNE Electronics EARL F. RAMSEY Secretarial Studies ROSE I. RHEAUME Secretarial Studies DR. NORMAN L. LAVERS English MARIE E. MAGUIRE Secretarial Studies Placement Officer 405-at DR. WALDO C. PEEBLES German and Spanish ETHEL B. RAMSDEN Biology r 13 SAMUEL N ROBERTO RAYMOND O. RHINE English and Speech LESLIE E. ROBART English g,.' ' ' 3-if-'U' . I TS Assistant to the Dean of Faculty g Business Administration GEORGE G. ROGERS, JR. Psychology Staff Assistant for Accreditation iw DR. WILLIAM E. SELLERS Goordinator, Division of Humanities KATHLEEN Y. SERGOTT Librarian 'i VIRGINIA F. SAPIENZA English, Music and Reading GERARD H. SAUNDERS Business Administration Assistant to Director, Evening 'QS 14 Division X X X X is Aw 'N Xi. N X N Q3 I S x Sd' s X X X X gs xr xg, A X X Q ms X N X X tg. N sq X . s .f - f s- Q I J! -A M N-J Q sf X XXs X X X Q X Ss- . 5 S X Nik 5 if T -If f X A YQ- 5 X . R 4 S ' YL X - X N ggi QS 5 K 1 s w -,,.Lf.L,. , :Lain ...,,mL:,lu.. FRANCIS F. TULLY Business Administration DR. CARLO VACCA Languages Assistant Coordinator, Division of Humanities X , VW . X ws riffs B A -s s N ,Q S -gktei sfswxsi 2- 5 fx X ,A Tw -. igssgsfs,fr.'fEy:S-MQQ 1 sX,--,.T.- A . 1 NL NX 'Navi' .. X my 'WH X owls BROOKS VAN EVEREN Coordinator, Division of Social Sciences DOROTHY S. WADMAN Dean of Women N A K s-yyfgsys: ,'.Qvg,a,'q f -s?sf's'NXms1SmX ls Sw 'YQWNHQ , SN-Q AARON M. WHITE Biology English HAROLD A. WHITE, JR. English GEORGE R. WILSON, JR. History MELVIN H. WISEMAN Art H1-story and Appreciation Psychology 15 Aa'mz'nz'sz'm1fz've Secretarzes CAROLYNE A. BADESSA MARILYN GOLDTHWAIT SUSAN E. STADLER ANITA B. WASSERSUG x MARIANNE PROEHL REGINA S. RUSSELL Sglmuvw EUNICE S. WHITE ESTHER WILLARD I N 16 7 f 4 . ' , Q a g if Q l25 1g3 3fi,Ql - , . . V, V . , 5 ' ' - :1:',.f ' .1 ' - w ' -- 1. g2,.'.j,-,-Q--,,-.. , jg . 1 - , , ion ion llfClT- tal- 'zit- Mary Barstow 15 Monument Ave., Charlestown Legal Secretarial Hospitality Committee, Election Committee, Orientation Commit tee, Secretarial Club Donald Basile 6 Ellen Rd., Stoneham Business Administration Business Club, Orientation Com- mittee Paul Baron 62 Day St., Jamaica Plain Business Administration Business Club-President, Hockey, Football Steven W. Besaw 240 Pemberton St., Walpole Liberal Arts International Club 19 Cynthia M. Beatrice 6 Glendale St., Dorchester Liberal Arts Humanities Club, International Club Richard D. Bergstrom 89 Farnum Rd., Waltham Liberal Arts Vincentina K. Bissanti 49 Dean Ave., Franklin Medical Secretarial Secretarial Club, Variety S how. Merle L. Braveman 3 Janet Rd., Randolph Liberal Arts Drama Club, Newspaper Stal? Vafiefy Show, Hootenanny, Ski Trip, Glee Club. James P. Better 3 Melch Rd., Lynnfield Liberal Arts S.G.A.-Pres., Silver Key, Orien- tation Committee-Co-Chairman, Ski Trip-Co-Chairman, Hand- book-Co-Editor, Open House, Football, Basketball, Softball. Sheila E. Brook 27,Janvrin Ave., Revere Executive Secretarial Secretarial ' Club, Frosh-Dinner Dance, Fashion Show, Open House, Hospitality Committee. 20 Carolyn Brett Lawrence St., Norfolk Medical Secretarial Secretarial Club. ':,:: ' Arpad A. Brinzey 93 Francis St., Boston Business Administration. Margaret R. Cannata 41 Smith Rd., Hingham Liberal Arts Yearbook-Art Editor, Orienta- tion Committee, Orphans Party. Joan M. Carroll 162 Hampshire St., Cambridge Liberal Arts Frosh-Dinner Dance, Orientation Committee, Dance Committees, Yearbook Staff. David F. Burden 26 Herbert Rd., Braintree Business Administration Business Club. Laurence E. Clark, Jr. Lowell Rd., Concord Business Administration Orientation Committee. 21 Ralph B. Casey 76 Cypress St., Norwood Liberal Arts Humanities Club-President Susan J. Cavedon 758 Central St., Stoughton Liberal Arts Sheila D. Cohen 32 Berkshire Ave., Sharon Executive Secretarial Q Steven N. Cohen 2 Meadowbank Ave., Mattapan Liberal Arts Q if Richard A. Cleveland A 1293 Pleasant St., Canton ' Business Administration Paul F. Connolly 757 Washington St., Dorchester Liberal Arts 22 Robert E. Collins 3 N ewacre Rd., Boston Liberal Arts F ootball, Basketball, Athletic Committee-Chairman Edward R. Comerford 8 Irving St., Arlington Liberal Arts Ski Club-President, Drama Club, Literary M agazine, N ewspallef Ann Costa 30 Woodward St., Everett Liberal Arts Orphans Party, Freshman Dinner Dance Dale C. Coulouris 216 Eastern Ave., Lynn Liberal Arts Hospitality Committee-Chain man, Literary M agazine, Silver Key, Open House, Orientation John V. Corsetti 122 Woburn St., Medford Liberal Arts Domenic L. D'Addio 247 Lexington St., E. Boston Business Administration S.G.A.-Delegate, Hootenanny- Chairman, Silver Key, Orienta- tion, Variety Show, Open House, Football, Basketball 23 Susan M. Crocker 71 Pleasant St., Manchester Business Administration Yearbook Staf, Orientation Com mittee Joseph T. Curran 36 Rufts Rd., Winchester Business Administration Mrs. Virginia DanOS 105 Richmond St., Dorchester Liberal Arts Drama Club ,f ev.. Shervington A. Dauway 30 Brookledge Sit., Dorchester Business Administration Orientation Committee Open House Yearbook Sta Literary Ma a me Bowlzn Club be John T. Dalton 19 Mystic St., Charlestown Electronics Rod C99 Gun Club, Halloween Dance, Clzristmas Dance Bernadette DeYeso 82 Fuller St., Everett Liberal Arts Frosli-Dinner Dance-Co-Clzain man, Orientation Committee, Open House, Lounge Committee, Hospitality, Orphans Party, News- paper Staff, Spaghetti Dinner- Dance-Chairman, Yearbook- Literary Editor mag 24 Barbara F. Davis 51 Fairmount Ave., Wakefield Liberal Arts Frosh-Dinner DanceNC0-Chair man, Orientation Committ ' ' . eel H os pztalzty C ommzttee, Hallow- een Dance-Chairman, French Club-Secretary, Silver Key y .-Q' Allen F. DeVito 63 Swan St Everett Liberal Arts . -3 . I ' We , 1 H, 8 2 4 ' g- pfpp f,,-,- N eld Chai 'Z Ill iff, Lllllloa. Frat V I. l l Joseph D. Dickinson 162 Thurber Ave., Brockton Liberal Arts Debating Team, Ski Club, Open House, Liter-ary Magazine, Orien- tation Committee, Football, Bas- ketball Richard F. DiMento 39 Cottage Ave., Winthrop Liberal Arts Robert W. Dick 50 Hillside Rd., Dedham Business Administration Denise A. Dufault 12 Argonne St., Quincy Legal Secretarial Orientation Committee, Drama Club ' 25 Mary Ellen Donahue 6 Vinton Court, Stoneharn Executive Secretarial Frosli-Dinner Dance, Christmas Dance, Secretarial Club Everett M. Downs 24 Eureka Ave., Swampscott Business Administration Maureen S. Dunn 76 Sommit St., Everett Executive Secretarial Yearbook stagf, Freshman Dinner Dance, Orientation, Election Dance-Co Chairman, Hospitality Committee, Secretarial Club, Sil- ver Key, Open House. l l Gail S. Eagerman 11 Madison Ave., Newtonville Liberal Arts Orientation Committee, Hospital- ity Committee. Terrance Dugan 279 Dale St., Waltham I Business Administration Football. Kathleen C. Engler 5 Rambler Rd., Jamaica Plain Executive Secretarial 26 f, Robert D. Edson 19 Hartshorn St., Reading Business Administration Orientation Committee, Open House, Football. David L. Egan 30 Atwill Rd., Boston Liberal Arts - James P. Fallon 9 Edgar Terr., Somerville Liberal Arts John C. F azio 28 Lewis St., Hull Business Administration Rod 65' Gun Club, Ski Club, Glee Club, Business Club, Hootenanny, Christmas Dance. Evangelia E. Evogiades 8 Earlene Dr., Saugus Liberal Arts , International Club-Pres., Ski Club, Hospitality Committee. Michael V. Fleming 145 Jerhico Rd., Scituate Electronics Dance Committees. 27 Donna L. Feilteau 26 Forest St., Lynn Legal Secretarial Secretarial Club, Orientation Committee, Yearbook Staff. Thomas Finn Jr. 75 Tower St., Dedham Liberal Arts Yearbook Sldj. Susan Fox 6 Barry Cir., Randolph Liberal Arts Yearbook Staff, Open House, Ori- entation, Hospitality, Public Rela- tions, Drama Club. James R. Franklin 22 Russell St., Brookline Liberal Arts ,f Elbert P. Fletcher, Jr. 131 Otis St., Milton Business Administration Ski Club, Newspaper. Donald P. Fultz 532 Pond St., S. Weymouth Liberal Arts 28 Charlotte L. Freedman 12 Austin St., Milton Liberal Arts Hermoine E. Freeman 50 Harlem St., Dorchester Liberal Arts Business Club, Open HOU!-4 Christmas Dance, Yearbook, Newf- paper Orentation. 4 John W. Gay 114 West St., Boston Business Terminal Football, Hockey, Glee Club. ffc-L if Mkt m.. , , ya-t - f.3a1',f.:-if f ' f ,fo rf f af f ,W f 44 asf 35,99 I 'S fp, give 4 e Vg , if . , 74' . fy , 7 ' ' I sQf ' t A. ff X f' :Zakir s . V0 l C 1 cfm! - .LQ '- K, ff x f f, A If ff be ' 1, - y v 2 1 , r-.15-gt-ft' Priscilla A. Geissler 288 Broadway St., Malden Executive Secretarial Newspaper, Orientation Thanks- giving Dance-Chairrnan, Christ- mas Dance. r Michael G. Galluccio 269 Lexington St., E. Boston Business Administration S.G.A.-Delegate, Book Store, Orientation, Open House, Soft- ball, Frosh Dinner-Co-Chain man, Basketball, Football. Virginia M. Gillis 24 Rustic Rd., W. Roxbury Executive Secretarial 29 Thomas George 52 Perham St., W. Roxbury Business Administration bww- Maureen T. Gibbons 45 Delle Ave., Roxbury Executive Secretarial Secretarial Club, Yearbook, Ha loween Dance, Orientation. George A, Goldstein 24 Florence Ave., Revere Electronics X 1 1 1 I Linda H. Goodman 26 Parker St., Saugus Legal Secretarial Yearbook-Editor, Ski Club O ' , rz- entation, Variety Show, Orphans Party, Secretarial Club, Hoot en- annyi OPG71 House, Fashion Show 4 X Lester N. Goldberg u 145 Wildwood Ave., Arlington Business Administration Rosemary Guarino 39 Everett St., E. Boston Medical Secretarial Bookstore, Orientation Dance- C hairman, Yearbook, Secretarial Club, Open House 30 Edward A. Gratto 255 Park Ave., Arlington Liberal Arts Orientation Committ 66'-Chair man, Basketball i - 77:f,i 4 I ff ' s f ' xi ' ' wav . k X Joselyn R. Gray 12 Newport Rd., Cambridge Liberal Arts air- Chri-stine E. Hanify 18 Greensboro Rd., Dedham Liberal Arts Hootenanny George E. Harden, Jr. 24 Ro-saria St., Dorchester Business Administration S.G.A.-Delegate, Student Activi- ties-Clzairman, Orientation, Busi- ness Club, Glee Club, Football, Hockey Thomas A. Hamilton 698 Canterbury St., Roslindale Liberal Arts Paula T. Holderried ' 160 Dana Ave., Hyde Park Executive Secretarial Secretarial Club-President, Fash- ion Show-Chairman I 31 Francis T. Harrington 21 Puritan Ave., Dorchester Liberal Arts Eric W. Haskins Mill Lane, Norwell Business Administration Business Club Robert E. Howe 71 Shefheld Rd., Waltham Liberal Arts Football David N. Hulen 5 Pleasant Ave., Somerville Liberal Arts Thomas H. Hottleman, Jr. 91 Belnel Rd., Mattapan Liberal Arts Football Mary C. Johnson 124 Cedar St., Braintree Liberal Arts 32 Morgan James 164 Humboldt Ave., Roxbury Liberal Arts S. GA .-Treasurer, French Club -Pres., International Club, Glee Club, Orientation Committee, Fi. nance Committee-Chairman LN. Gerald L. Janey 68 Cheney St., Roxbury Liberal Arts Glee Club, International Club, Christmas Program, Variety Show Roxbuyy 'pl'e'l1fh Club, cl nzmittee, i F Y Chill: VSW Shirley A. Kardon 31 Ransom Rd., Brighton Executive Secretarial Secretarial Club - ' sw W Ex x ef K W X w, s s s, 5 S Vfwt Charlotte R. Kaufman 20 Barnstable St., Swampscott Executive Secretarial I Barry Karas 93 Floyd St., Dorchester Liberal Arts Drama Club, Hootenanny, -Open House, Dance Committee, Adver- tising Editor-B-ay Window William M. Levy 82 Summit Ave., Brookline Business Administration lv 33 Loretta I. Lane 16 Winter St., Hyde Park Executive Secretarial Rochelle C. Levitt 65 Willowdean Ave., W. Roxbury Liberal Arts Lynne C. Lief s 115 Ormond St., Mattapan Liberal Arts Drama Club, Handbook Commit- tee, Orientation, Yearbook Staf. f 1 Catherine M. Licari 124 Sycamore St., Somerville Executive Secretarial iw' aws...,,,.t.., Marjorie B. Lo Grasso 38 Charter St., Boston Liberal Arts Orientation Committee, Yearbgok SM17, Dance Committees, Hospi- t Z' f ' a U3 Committee, Open House- Chairman. Charles E. McCormick 147 High St., Somerville Business Administration Orientation Committee, Glee Club. 34- Marie E. Lyons 33 Grayson Rd., Winchester Legal Secretarial ' Orientation Committee, Christ- mas Dance. A K x .W , Ivan T. MacDonald 12 Scribner Rd., Hyde Park Liberal Arts zris sig Susan K. McDonald 17 Beaver St., Franklin Medical Secretarial Secretarial Club. f P V. Q ,, ,..ii, ,E 232 Q. ,V is ,J ?y M... ,, ,A ,ff AVf'7ff P f la. K t ,futile , . - 3, V , 135 2, fm 1'-I ' sf V A. V4 2? 3 5210 i-eii .ny ... if-Mfr boar-f' ' . -fu 'f Qs, Vg 379' Ar ,. is 44 --f... '. inf ,'51Wf' Q. . wr 73, f x 0,451 g v ifllll '25 'xiii lf' 'Zyff'4 'Yii5f.i lim: Q. Aa. Us 2,5 Myuix ,,. millet.. .gbgtrfgt J wr . . , in ' . 1 H -ffmmf-lar, nr .lguaif K, ,Q .,.tja,s,. 0 1 , -ar.-arts, . it ,Q fiffzfefztfi Zlulelqlliviviyf is-1 'yr' Q' wry' ,vf ':1,,in'Yb+ fur ef? a iii F3 X' ' -ff' ' f '4Zi'3'i'lifW ,ffl f K rv!! 1 uw M 9- 265' 1 cggw pf fr airaiitlisihttii f .litlfni Q4f'1:ffff:wr'5 James D. McEachern 38 Bellevue St., Dorchester Liberal Arts Football, Basketball. l Philip B. McCutcheon, III 27 Lloyd St., Winchester Business Administration Football, Bowling, Business Club, Christmas Dance. Constance, L. Mariano 136 Ruller St., Dorchester Liberal Arts S.G.A.-Recording Secretary, Sil- ver Key. William P. Magarian 11 Qntario St., Lynn Liberal Arts Handbook, S.G.A., Freshman Del egate, Election Committee, Orien tation, Athletic Committee. Eileen M. Marcus 57 Parkins St., W. Newton Legal Secretarial 35 ' Leona R. Meyers 29 F essenden St., Mattapan Medical Secretarial Secretarial Club, Variety Show. Wm Robert Micznick 154 North Warren A B Liberal Arts Ve J rockton f Lauralee A. Mian IS Chestnut St., Winchester Liberal Arts Yearbook Staj, Ski Trip Hos- pitality Committee, Cl'LTlS1fma5 Dance. Calvm R. Meeker 21 Chapel St., Norwood Liberal Arts Orientation Committee, Newspa per Staff. Susan G. Morse 111 Morse St., Sharon Legal Secretarial Secretarial C lub. QGQN 36 Joseph R. Molea 28 Lexington St., E. Boston Electronics Christmas Dance. lx H1 Bmflr ton Jack E. Myers 33 Ocean Ave., Winthrop Liberal Arts Bay Window-News Editor. Me ' t3m..s,w New , WX? 53-w ,ws X- 5,2 ,sys S85 H25 Weil' -sex ' so ffefwX53Ttkt'r' Sb, ' YZ ss if vj wffX,Q?ie..' X. ' to - 5X X 'f .X .. Xeseses-1 ,tn-1, XX.s-..ss,X XXX? f Q ,, X . , As. 5. . H sf,XQX.,sJ,rg. Xsgsxtgtqi 9' . . , 1 . t 11410 Si. xnjrgagwz, X A t -X . .Q EiAisWXgwQ0vEXswQSx A X ..- -1. ost X. X ff.-Xff w M Q 45 . 3, 'V , ,. Lg .X X B . sit awe? -X4 to gssmsysf.sX.Xe3,s,,X as t K X - . , , s 'iswwav Q f y .l 15:51 Qfggsa, s g. ..,t.V, f . A t,-,.MX - scsi? , , , X , X, tt ,K X Q M is N .Q--fr S X X .3 . 4 sf x 9 ' 'Q ., 0 2 NM X ,W A X , . V g like ee e e f?15r1E -' A I ' ' , s Aft? t . ,V ' ggi 5 , Y, f i ' V x si I fi? gi: f 1 f ,- 1 t tggivgv K .. X , J , s tem N. ' - ' 5 5 I P5 :T ' Jeanne M. Neva 20 Whipple St., S. Weymouth Liberal Arts International Club. .X ,ivy 1 i X k X .. f 4 Xue miss N v gwws . s , , wk, ,ws ,W fm, ,W smmgfrsa, gwgsfqg . ,X W X www wfsxX52.q'sgX aff f t A B' e e ' X sur -'ie '-X '. 1 79984, ' '5.XJwQ5Xiff2Y'l -iff K ts ss Xg X John F. Mulligan 104- Blue Hill Ave., Milton Business Administration Business Club, Softball, Football. Anthony Noviello 264 Wachusett St., Jamaica Pl. Liberal Arts Athletic Committee, Drama Club, Football, Softball. Edward Nieburger 503 Beacon St., Boston Business Administration Newspaper Staff, Business Club, Ski Club, Bowling Club, Football. 37 John Edward Nocella 32 Waverly St., Brighton Liberal Arts Humanities Club, Science Club. John H. Oakes 13 Oakridge Rd., Quincy Liberal Arts Football X Jw 3 1 4' e 1 if Allan R. Olfringa 1135 W. Elm. Ext., Brockton Liberal Arts Roa' ana' Gun Club, Orientation Committee 91?? 'n'NT?F S WX N., Denise Nunes 24 Sherrick Ave., Holbrook Liberal Arts S.G.A.-Delegate, Silver Key, Newspaper Stapr, Hospitality, Dance Committee, Orientation, Constitution ana' By-Laws- Chairman Patrick M. O,Malley 41 Bailey St., Dorchester Liberal Arts Drama Club Alice Olasz 29 Wrentham St., Dorchester Executive Secretarial Election Committee-Chairman Freshman Dinner DanceNChair man, Hospitalit O Yearbook jf, rientation R Jane M. O'Leary 400 K St., S. Boston Liberal Arts French, Club, Hospitality, Orien- tation Committee J step 2 Xcllaif. Fmidiionj Oriel' Helen Irene Perakis 452 Nantasket Ave., Hull Business Administration Business Club-Secretary, News- paper, International Club-C chairman, Yearbook Staff, Fi- nancial Committee, Librarian. Marquerite Perry 627A Broadway St., Everett Liberal Arts Noriko Oura 116 Austin St., Cambridge Liberal Arts Ski Club, International Club Mary K. Prendergast 27 Burrill Ave., Lynn Liberal Arts Hospitality Committee 39 Ronald S. Peyser 24- Clafm Rd., Brookline Business Administration Business Club, Ski Club, Basketball Charles Pitzi 597 Broadway St., Revere Liberal Arts Orientation, Open House, Dance Committee, Election Committee, Athletic Committee, Football, Basketball Vincent D. Puglia 112 Beech Ave., Melrose Business Administration Vice-President S.C.A., Orienta- tion, Chairman, Bookstore Com- mittee, President Silver Key s A, .ez tx ' ,gi - -' ' 1:2-3.72 QSM fu . 1 -fa.--1-Q M0 Janet C. Puglielli 65 Elm St., Watertown Legal Secretarial X Diane R. Pressman 71 Wolcott St., Malden Executive Secretarial S .G'.A.-S eeretary, Secretarial Club-Constitution and By-Laws Committee Pauline M. Riley 161 Swanton St., Winchester Executive Secretarial Christmas Dance-Chairman Donna E. Ratti 68 Draper St., Dorchester Executive Secretarial Orientation Committee, Hospital- ity Committee, Secretarial Club Thomas A. Reppucci 124 Yeaman St., Revere Electronics Q 1 i l 40 Q Joseph A. Ross 42 Whittier St., Lynn Liberal Arts Bay Window-Editor, Bridge Club, Finance Committee, Silver Key Thomas M. Roach 52 Bradlield Ave., Roslindale Liberal Arts Maureen F. Rynn 168 Warren St., Waltham Liberal Arts Hospitality Committee Philip B. Russo 41 Paradise Lane, Deeham Liberal Arts French Club, Drama Club, Ski Club Joseph Giordano 32 Pearl St., Medford Liberal Arts Yearbook Staj, Orphans Party, Football 41 WDW' Jeanne E. Sanger 32 Sextant Circle, Quincy Liberal Arts Joan P. Scannell 43 Iroquois St., Roxbury Liberal Arts Joseph H. Scarbo, Jr. 229 Centre St., Dorchester Liberal Arts Sheila Sathan 316 Blue Hills Pkwy., Milton Legal Secretarial Variety Show, Secretarzal Club, Yearbook Buszncss Edztor. Louis S. Schwartz 8 Avon St., Revere 4 Electronics 42 Francis E. Scheele 1 Lawndhale Terr., Jamaica P1 Liberal Arts Barbara E. Schwartz 7 Reynolds Dr., Chelsea Liberal Arts Janet F. Shor 678 Walk Hill St., Mattapan Executive Secretarial Yearbook Secretarial Club Philip A. Silvani 50 Winchester St., Medford Business Administration Open House. Linda Sessler 21 Glen Rd., Westwood Executive Secretarial Secretarial Club, Christmas Dance, Book Store. Clelia R. Sorabella 60 Broadway, Arlington Liberal Arts Humanities Club, Bowling Club, Yearbook Sta ahlsur-w ' 4-3 Barbara Slotnick 4 Hiawatha Rd., Mattapan Legal Secretarial Yearbook Staff, Variety Show Secretarial Club. , V, f, . 2 f ' ' f , fi . Ziff ' 'Q 5:1.i'ilf,QvZf.1a1-wa, adf Jane F. Smith 49 Salem St., Winchester Liberal Arts Barbara Sparaco 145 Saratoga St., E. Boston Legal Secretarial Hospitality Committeee-Chair man, Sophomore Delegate, Orien- tation Dance, Election Dance, Open House, Spaghetti Dinner Dance, Orphan? Party. L runs , 2 - ,3gEL?XXa6 z . 'uf' w 90 - my-fffrr . all .Mya at Gilt fr. afritmitrfi Edward R. Splaine 33 Centre St., Lexington Electronics Halloween Dance Committee Chrzstmas Dance Committee. Howard E. Stackpole 10 Jefferson St., Natick Business Administration Carole A. Sotir 6 Estey St., Roxbury Legal Secretarial Phyllis B. Stein 310 Summit Ave., Brighton Executive Secretarial Secretarial Club, Dance Commit- tee. ww. tk -4 -9' 44 Douglas C. Stather 13 Goldsmith Ave., Beverly Liberal Arts Basketball, Bridge Club. Carole B. Suzrnan 54 Gleason St., Medford Executive Secretarial Secretarial Club, Dance Commit- A tees. ,fmx Maria-Elena T. Teixeira 7 Joseph St., Somerville Liberal Arts Dfdma Club, Ski Club, Newpaper. Edward M. Sullivan 16 Hopedale St., Boston Liberal Arts Beverly Tilton 18 Preston St., Lynn Executive Secretarial Secretarial Club, Yearbook. if. 2 Delores M. Thomas 34 Elm Hill Ave., Roxbury Liberal Arts Arlene S. Till 167 Glenwood St., Malden Legal Secretarial Yearbook, Secretarial Club. X I 45 Y E Susan Visco 438 Essex St., Saugus Liberal Arts Clue Club-President, Humanities Club-Secretary, French Club . have Ex 'I QQr'fswN.,...,,. 1. , ,f X May , ' flmft : iff' , 4 f '34 lf X if , ' f f fi Til ' I I'f 3 f 'f , i ' 7' , ' wifi S f Qrefi Y . , , , f 5 JMD ,cis- Charles F. Wagner 11 St. Gregory St., Dorchester Business Administration Glee Club, Hootenanny, Business Club, Rod 85' Gun Club, Orphan Party-Chairman Joanne R. Vaughan 4 Pierrepont Rd., Winchester Liberal Arts Patricia A. Walsh 12 Riverview Terr., Dedham Executive Secretarial Secretarial Club 46 William C. Walker 75 Elm St., Melrose Liberal Arts Drama Club, Hootenanny James F. Walsh 51 Sunnyside Ave., Winthrop Liberal Arts Janet G. Welch 44 Adams St., Melrose Legal Secretarial Hospitality, Orientation, Election Committee, Secretarial Club Meryl A. Weiner 149 Chiswick Rd., Brighton Liberal Arts Barbara L. Woogmaster l7 Luke Rd., Everett Executive Secretarial Secretarial Club, Yearbook, Hos pitality, Orientation O en House J lb : C liristmas Dance, Orphans' P-arty Glee Club International Club ,rr Eileen L. Winzelberg 177 E. Roxboro St., Sharon Executive Secretarial Dennis Zygadlo 63 Durbeck Rd., Rockland Liberal Arts Drama Club, Greenyears, Clee Club, Christmas Dance Commit- tee, Humanities Club-Student Representative David C. Zaltman 2 Oxford Terr., Lynn Business Administration 47 I David D. MacKenzie 10 Hall Ave., Everett Liberal Arts Drama Club, Basketball, Bowling Club. Jane P. Atwell s 71 Toxteth St., Brookline Liberal Arts Thomas L. Austin 65 Fuller St., Middleboro Liberal Arts Leo J. Barrett 88 Jefferson Ave.,-Everett Liberal Arts Bruce W. Beane 49A Trowbridge St., Cambridge Liberal Arts Eugene A. Burke 37 Bexley Rd., Roslindale Liberal Arts . Anne T. Cahill 97 Rosseter St., Dorchester Liberal Arts ADDEND Ufll was-4 Raymond F. Richard 62 Maxwell St., Dorchester Liberal Arts N ewspaper-Photography Editor, Ski Club, Yearbook Stag, Silver Key, Football, Humanities Club. John D. Canavan 26 Moulton St., Randglph Liberal Arts Thomas L. Ciulla 36 Shirley St., Everett Liberal Arts Walter R. Collins 426 Bennington St., E. Bost0I1 Liberal Arts Anthony M. Conti 134 Clifton St.,,.Malden Liberal Arts Marjorie Corbett D 98 Lexington Ave., Cambfldge Liberal Arts Paul A. DeNucce 51 Warren Ave., Malden Liberal Arts Richard DeRaffaele, 3 Forrester Rd., Wakefield Liberal Arts Jane A.-DiFilippo 15 Navarro Circle, Medford Liberal Arts Josette A. Doyle 72 Johnswood Rd., Roslindale Liberal Arts Gary R. Edelson 73 Norwich Rd., Brockton Business Administration Mario F. F inocchio 1665 Commonwealth, Boston Liberal Arts Paul H. Foley 76 Adams Ave., Everett Liberal Arts Mary D. Ganem 371 Medford St., Somerville Liberal Arts Linda Glass 57 Kimball Ave., Revere Liberal Arts Sandra Goldstein 67 University Rd., Brookline Liberal Arts Joan P. Hayes, 7181 'Gore Rd., Revere Business Administration Paul F. Iannacchino 980 Main St., Woburn Business Administration Vincent F. Joyce, Jr. 11 Wolcott St., Everett Liberal Arts V ADDEND UM George E. Kimball 7 Bates Way, Hingham Liberal Arts Charles B. Latham 55 Grand St., Reading Liberal Arts Harold F. McCormack 43 Port Norfolk St., Dorchester Liberal Arts Donna L. McKillop 48 George St., Plainville Liberal Arts John J. McKinley 427 Broadway St., Chelsea Business Administration Ellen Miller 108 School St., Jamaica Plain Liberal Arts Richard S. Muller 20 Black Oak Rd., Wayland Liberal Arts Virginia A. Nichols 11 Winter St., Nahant Liberal Arts John D. Noonan 1 Parkway, Norwood Liberal Arts Anthomy Pacy I 150 Taylor St., Littleton Liberal Arts Nancy Parker 1 , 407 Broadway St., Raynham Liberal Arts John L. Payelian 38 Nelson Ave., Lowell Liberal Arts g Kenneth A. Peterson 50 Vesey St., Randolph Liberal Arts Joseph L. Potts 194 H St., Boston Liberal Arts Sandra L. Regan 47 Howie Rd., Braintree Liberal Arts Alma L. J. Robison 222 Liberty St., Randolph Liberal Arts May Lou Ruane 2 Rockwood Terr., Jamaica Liberal Arts Anthony J. Sharrino 31 Rutledge Rd., Belmont Liberal Arts Karl P. Skulte 44 Cypress St., Brookline Electronics William Spadafora 75 Charles St., Malden Liberal Arts Ronald C. Testa 70 Lexington St., E. Boston Liberal Arts John W. Tremblay V 2-3 Churchill' St., Arlington Liberal Arts Thomas A. Vehr 37 Thackeray Rd., Wellesley Business Administration Larry B. Watson 16 Cedar St., Reading Liberal Arts Marion B. Zahlaway 669 Cambridge St., Brighton Executive Secretarial , 4' ff -t , F21-f:iQ'LS,1s fy' far-, 5351- . fi P2 ss- .f fjifjffle ,ff f lyk' :JV ,,f-rfffnlelst Q, WW' leaf , 4' ,JA-:deaf ,- f M Wy ffyfffa -I 7 'fn-,vs .. we 2 Mfr, s ,Meagan nw , , ff Se tember of 1963 found us all in a state of confusion on registration day. After P with our heads in the clouds for a few weeks,we finally settled f r colle e ears. In order to show that college wasn't walking around down to the beginning 0 011 8 Y all academic the sophomores gave us our first taste of social life at the Orienta- 7 tion Dance fwhat a lasting tastej. . n . Then came the school elections which showed the birth of our true college spirit. A short time after the campaign, we all suffered the loss of our beloved President Kennedy as well as one of our wonderful faculty members, Dr. Parnell, which left a very somber note for all of us. Before long the talent of our class was introduced to all at the dramatic presenta- tion of Legend at also our class experienced its first college Hootenanny. The joyous brought with it the annual Christmas Dance and the was enjoyed by all. We'll never forget E539 QI? january of 1964 which our first college finals. fAfter five days of taking No-Doz, it was ygpggven that there were 33'Zn fewer students at- tending MBCCJ. Next came the highlighggigs forygixougggigltalian friends, The Spaghetti Dinner Dance. , . 572 .f .JF x A is Si ' Then once again our at the annual Variety Show where faculty as well as students the social life of our freshman year was the Freshman Hgh was held at the Sheraton Plaza and was featured by the crownin f and queen, Ann and Vznryf. Zmgsiiiifi . . . . . Even though our frwhm fiiXWaifrii nded officially, our school spirit still contin- ued on through the summer in the preparation of a successful orientation pro- gram for the incoming freshman class. We finally reached the threshold of our sophomore year fthat is, we who finally made itj. After a hard fought' election battle,-Jim Betterrbecame our S,G.A. Presi- dent for the ensuing- year. The presentation of the. gavel took 'place at 'the' Elec- tion Dance. At the ,Halloween Masquerade. Dance, our .auditorium was invaded by our own witches and goblins. Also the Drama Club certainly excelled that fall ,in its fine presentation of Come Blow Your Hornf' Our class' will never forget the glowing faces of the children at the annual Or- phans' Party which gave Christmas a deeper meaning to us all. Gaiety and splendor was shared by all at the Holbe Ball. After the tedious weelgsx gfinals, all participated in outdoor sports at Killington, Vermont, unveiling of many unknown Olympic stars. ' - . wsf.'s. --eww. ' Xe With the doors of MBCC closing slowly behind us, the tra Week a . , ,Xgg.X x - X 'xx F-digg . approached. Beginning with the Yearbook Luncheon and cong beauti- , Qc., Ni up N AX . ful Commencement Ball, lt was a week that will remain and . XY ? 5 . fi ij 7 memories forever. Th , us, our years at Mass. Bay have come to a close, buts ever for get the everlasting friends we made and the many , N Qlp X 50 w dw PLA YPE PLANNER at s X 'MFSH' V ' , QV , NAI, ,, y A .. ' as W' f 111 the members please y Q assemble in the Romper Room? WX N M, t ., .,. , P 'QV' , vzo. A '2 'eo- QQ What's wrong ,Q A S0 what Constitution? - 1 Picked as 2: S a Gerber Baby! , X-XXXw X.,,' if X is. t. ,WXX-vw X WX? . sux X ps, t' Aw ff 32.3 XXX it X X 5 V S WX- w+,X:ww,X ,,.4f . 1. -7'isi'Ff:NQjr A ,XYQNYK S ,fr 't X X - , r,,k,.X Xa rs Xp eww afar if Xf ? . ,rg z f .vX:sfzx'-Jfw 1, 1 - K . ,, V, , fhwWX,5,tgX 'stlvw o s , ' gmyzfm V gms' of at XXX A 55... ' ,gag s f- D 2 X3 -gg 2,1 ,MQ sz, pf. A X af j X if , -J ft . , 9' X , ,s.4XgLshX5 . to , ,X A Q X Q , X :si fixszxsv f r Xigywgwisf f six - 1 we f f A f ,.,' .-V , Af , , ,, ,. 4 X xx I made Dean s List, what s your excuse? ' J X XXX Q y MXX X XX I Q li X? fi X XXX 3 ,, X Xa XX V ff! X X H XM, 4 , X Q rx 3. E X X XX A ,L X 1,4 3 X X QQ.. , MQ f XX W X . ,wx :wi,:K'2:r: , -t gww.Zef'vf X V4 ,MXQ of 0 Q nw QM fm ,ff M ,ON sf At X V? N XQx vw ' sf st f ' ws XX SXVQWFSQ 4 X X1 f AX ,X 9 , 3 't P I the meetings? lars will drive me crazy! These starch col- , 'ray' Iam sorry I' , E221 ,, am late Mr. 79 President I A f overslept. nw X I AV, XM V ' , m ' , ,W 2 ,Q Vp M4 Who says I don ay attention at , VA 9 :'r 1 , ,,, H Don't bother me about trivial matters, let's discuss the price. Why. are my lmotions ' always 1 denied??2 ' fu. ili' - ,is A .. , Mr. Chairman, may ,i S0 I doin have a I please be excused 1 My , if tie on, at least MY ig - YTICSC thlHgS do d1aper's clean. ,:,, ' iw' haPPen-- to if 41 ', '. ' I mi f XZX9 X 1 a y, A '- , 4, uf we 1 ..: fi f 4 A Don t take it so hard, that s 40 I'CI'l'l2.ll'l all you need ' is a . to ' at MBCC. oomedg exeqmg 'gl 'uosnpuv wif II i EPUUQHV P9-Id 'OI 'OEPPVQCI WOCI 6 X 3 QSIRM 4529.1 'Q 'oimilvo ww U9U1SS91d 9U'9!CI '9 -iU9P19H 931099 'Q 'AqCllH 5I9!N asolg 981099 'Q 'onauv Aww 'Z ixzmag saumf 4. .,- 4.56: ,i h . ... .Y I- 4 .Y 4 lgi .- CUNFUSIO X Q YEARBDU OFFERE HI R .W j , K ul-43, u XE- V 5. A P , .Hn g. . Q 'V is A s, 1 ii 2 ii i 1 4 w First Aid Room - No Loitering! And you think YOU have a crowded locker. li. mm Study area - Third floor Welcome to our Humble Abode. NNN x ' f On our mark et set o! Y ' g ' 3 1 -It ll mM.,l.,.,,,,,.W,,e, ..,.,. ,..e V e,,e Mw6mx,Mwxtax.wz.xw.:W.,MNg:x::I W A' f11,..: .,,,x,X n -N just two more and you're there. :QW- Formaldehyde? I thought it was Chanel No. 5, 54 MBCC BEA UTY CONTEST To Each His Own. W 7 5 +M-- :mx if . , 1 . I pe,-1 -- . , I K 4 'f-'af-ffifv-T ,iigfli X! , 2 Q I Maj How much did we make? ,f' How does it stand? 55 The editor won? It must be a mistake. What page does the winner go on? 7,3 I disagree! Ex 1 5 Lf l w l ,gf l if, V g,. This is one placement that certainly will suc- ceed. yr Don't worry, he's good-natured. WHAT! . y WHY didn't you have time to prepare your speech? T SLIC GREEN ffl The 1965 staff of the Gfeeryears has worked extremely hard in compiling a book of the many fond memories which you, the student body, have enjoyed during your years at MBCC. This organization has encountered numerous problems and has worked for many long and seemingly never-ending hours in order to make this edition a memora- ble one for all. It is because of the staff's vast interest and devotion in their work that they feel that the 1965 quality and in its size. There were many days when thought it impossible to ever complete this book, but as the candles burned out and the sun' began to shine, we always managed to meet our deadlines on time. The knowledge and experience which one gains by taking part in producing this edition of the Greenyears has improved both in its both the editor and the staff grew despondent and publication are a rewarding and satisfying accomplishment. We, the staff, would like to thank each and every individual who contributed to the Greenyears and helped make it a memorable edition. Faculgf Advisor Professor Rhine y . t X by X x ii .1 YEARS Editor-in-Chiif - Linda Goodman Assistant Editor - Susan Crocker Literary Editor - Bernie DeYeso Business Editor - Sheila Sathan Art Editor - Margaret Cannata Activities Editors - Alice Olasz Maureen Dnnn iPliotography Editor - Sidney Feldman I STUDENT c The Student Council, whose members are elected by the students, is concerned with the welfare and entertainment of students and with relationships between the students and the college. The Council provides for social, cultural, athletic and academic activities through clubs, teams, dances, teas, and many other spe- cial activities, and allocates financial support for such activities and occasions. The Council tries to encourage initiative and leadership and provide the means for it to be effective. The Student Council is a local illustration of the democratic process at work. Prospective members present themselves to the student body in a pre-election campaign, students vote by secret ballot, the results are announced as the oflice holders. This duly elected body then has responsibility for providing leadership and direction for student life and assuring support for approved activities. f Ideally, the Council hopes that each student will participate in the activities which are provided and that he will find them a cherished part of his college life. President - James Better Vice President - Nick Bibby Seoretagf - Diane Pressman Corresponding Secretaries - Peggy Walsh Linda Balc-oni. Treasurers - 'M0rgan James Vincent Puglia Council Members - George Hardgn , A-----V-1 Mary Anello . Fred Alibrandi i 1 DOH1 D'Addi0 T Denise Nunes l x Micheal Galluccio 1 Barbara Sparaco Joe Sammon james Anderson Jordan Gregne 3 l I DEA C011 CIL xx X555 Q 55 .x X. x x . .. x.Kisk X x ,A X X X Ax XXX Xxx -ww. 40' , 1-4- gym' SIL VER KE Y and -eq Silver Key is an honorary activities society designed to recognize the contributions made by students in the college and the wider community. Although selection is primarily based on leadership, participation, and unseliish contribution of one's time, energy, and ability, the student must also be making satisfactory progress in his academic pursuits. Membership in this organization represents the highest honor this College can bestow for outstanding leadership and service to the com- munity of which we are a part. - On November 29, 1964, the Winter Tapping was held at ,Boston University's .Marsh Chapel. Thirteen initiates came forth to be Tapped in a moving and sol- emn ceremony. The Program was highlighted by thegpresentation of akPlaque to President and Mrs. john F. McKenzie for their outstanding leadership and un- selfish contributions to the College. President - Vincent Puglia Recording Seoretagz - Denise Nunes Corresponding Secretary - Josette Doyle Praeceptor - Constance Mariano Honorary Member -Q Dean Kenneth W. Hagerstrom THE BAY WI Dowd . . 4 The Bay Window is Mass. Bay's bi-weekly informer of social events, cultural activities, editorials, sports, etc., on and off the campus. Its contents encourage the participation of all students in the affairs and activities of the College in a well- developed manner. The Bay Window staff feels it has accomplished much in seeing the students of MBCC reading their finished product and benefiting from it. Editor-in-Chief - Joe Ross A , New Editor - Jack Myers Photography Editor- Ray Richard Business Manager - Maria Teixeira Sports Editor - George McGee Advertising Manager - Barry Karas Faoulgr Advisor - Professor L. Godtfredsen ' a exif .Z f sf . f ff 3 ' 63 M 9.4, 'f 1:37 A W W y i f STUDENT A CTI VI TIES COMMITTE Chairman - George Harden Rosemary Guarino Members - Barry Karas George McGee Fred Albrandi Helen Dworkin Neem, The Student Activities Committee is a standing commit- tee of the Student Government Association consist- ing of a chairman, who is appointed by the Presi- dent of the Student Council, and Hve members all of whom work under the direction of the Student Activities Advisor. Its goals are to develop a well- 'rounded activities calendar, socially, culturally, and educationally, to involve as many students as possi- ble in the learning process which the Student Ac- tivities Program offers and to contribute to the planning, organization and execution of all student activities, The committee's specific responsibilities are to ap- point a chairman for each social, cultural and ath- letic event, to set-up an activities calendar, to act as a liaison to the Student Council, to serve as ac- tivities consultants to students and faculty, to con- tinually evaluate and re-evaluate the activities pro- gram by conferring with student committees and clubs and reviewing Final reports, and of utmost importance, to constantly strive for better public re- lations - a more efficient method of communicat- ing with Student Council, student body, faculty and outside guest. PIERIA Riemf' MBCCF' new liter-QW mag-azihei Wfinf iHf0 vide an outlet for talented students and faculty. Publication this Yeaf- The magazine owes its exist- This will be accomplished by periodically publish- eincie to the enthuslasmp of a handful of students ing Shortlstoriesressaysy poetry! and Critical-reviews an professors. The magaz1ne's purpose is tg pro- 64 Editor-in-Chid - Marjorie Lo Grosso Faculzgf Advisor - Professor KCCIZH I M la n ll -F E to ap. nd ath- t to act : as ac- to con- les pro ees and utmost iblic rc- aunicat- faculty faculty nubll5h' views. DRAMA CL UB The Drama Club of MBCC presented its first three-act play, Come Blow Your Horn, on December 4 and 5. This play was such a tremendous success that the Club presented a Hne musical in the spring for the student body. The year's activities also included three theatre parties to present to the students more understanding of the live theatre. The Club shares part of the humanities bulletin board in illustrating important theatrical events within the Boston locale. Prqsident Dennis Zygadlo Paul Ricchi Roberta Balduzzi Co-Directory Maria-Elena Teixeira Francis Sheele Dean Wadman Vice President Recording Secretary Faculgf Advisor E 2 65 GLEE CLUB 3 It is the purpose of the Glee Club to present concerts of the finest music at all college functions. We believe that there is much musical talent at MBCC and that this talent will be discovered in the Glee Club. Music is a most important discipline in the humanities. Beautiful music can de- light and motivate our every activity both on and off the campus. The Club has as its aim to build a lofty tradition of living service to the fine arts with resulting pride of accomplishment. President Vice President Treasurer Recording Seeretagz rig, 2-rr xy' Susan Visco Merle Braveman Elliot Levy Ann Antrigian Glee Club Memoriam to john F. Kennedy Librarians J0hI1 D0l21I1 George Szkolny Faeulgi Advisor Professor Sapienza 66 S CRETARIAL CLUB The purpose of this club is to supplement the secretarial program by bringing girls together that have the same interests and goals. Its function is also to stimu- late their thinking and to increase their ability to lead and to create. This is done by various activities and affairs. Speakers from numerous organizations and com- panies have given the members of the Club a broader understanding of the uProfessional Secretary. The program for the year was one of great interest and enjoyment. In November, National Secretaries, Association presented us with a guest speaker which dealt with the club's association with other colleges. During the month of December, we had a hair stylist. In February, a speaker from the airlines gave a very en- lightening speech. At the end of April, the Club presented the Annual Fashion Show. This was our main event and one in which all our members participated. President Paula Hoderriod Vzce Preszdent Irene Stanowicz Treasurer Oliva Malevejanak Correspondzng Secretapf Sheila Brook Faculgf Advzsor Professor Maguire IN TERNA TIONAL CL B l I The International Club functions on the ideals of bringing forth to the students of MBCC the cultural activities of students of foreign countries. Our college is fortunate in having representatives from many countries overseas. This year's ac- tivities included a Christmas Convocation and an international dance. President Eve Evlogiades Vice President Charlie Souris Treasurer Virginia Ahlquist Corresponding Secretary Bert Pereira F aculgz Advisor LE CERCLE FRA Q41 K Sfyiez le bienvenu: T . . Wai glliose ofcfte Cercle Frangaisn is to acquaint the members ce ing of the in Cf PC0Ple and to promote a better understand- consist of an 'St0fY11tfadff1011, and culture of France. Activities Pham the ejnhnua Chflsfmas Party for the benefit of French or- studelits correipilriie of Fielicg and English tapes with French f n ence wit rench e 1 Theater-Dinner Party for the membersp I1 Pa S, and at least one Vive ie C 1 ' ' ere e F run-cars! 68 Mrs. Sergott President Morgan James Vice President George Szkolny Treasurer Jane O,Leary Recording Secretary Barbara Davis Corresponding Secretapi Joy Wallens Foculgy Advisor Dr. Carlo Vacca I HOSPITALITY COMMITTEE Chairman Dale Coulourois Co-chairman Maryjane Anderson Faculgf Advisor Professor Rheaume The Hospitality Committee was organized in September of 1963. Its purpose is to serve refreshments at school functions, such as Humanities Series and Social Teas. The members of the Committees learn how to prepare and serve refreshments for large groups. They also learn helpful hints that will be valuable to them in future years. Q E ,limp Q.cL.M.Q+cI,.g.L1 IXl,ls.iJz5 Qi SHS , X K iaknm nua- I It is the purpose of the Humanities Club to support cultural activities on campus, to promote interest in art, music, literature, and allied subjects. The Club sponsors trips to museums and concerts, holds meetings on mattCI'S Of Cultural interest, and maintains bulletin boards of current activities. The Club also supports the MBCC Humanities Series as well as similar functions. . Ralph Casey gjrejziiem Susan Visco ec e ay: H Faculgl Advisor Dr' Se ers 69 ' Us! ESS CL UB President Vice President Recording Secretary Treasurer Faeulgl Advisor 1l 9'l The Business Club serves the purpose of orientating the students of MBCC with the modern business world. It functions to provide opportunities for students to further develop their interest and knowledge of business procedures. To foster self- expression and to experience organizational programming is another important as- pect of the club. It shall be the duty of the members to promote the best interest of the college, and to strive for the greater unity of purpose and spirit in the college, and to S0- licit and express student opinion on any matter when requested to do so by the college. Some of the club's various activities are Held trips to local business plants, such as, the Boston Globe and New England Telephone Co. We, also, had lectures by well-known businessmen. Paul Barron Philip Town Helen Perakig Frank Mullen Professor Tully :lu 70 1 CHIMEIS TER The purpose of the club 1S to create an interest in skiing, to create a means for student skiers to ski IHCXPCIISIVCIY, and to create a competitive ski team To carry out these purposes, the club presents ski films throughout the year and Ted Comerford Jim Hendrick Jim Chompigny Doris Waldron Professor Wilson 71 I ROD AND GUN CLUB W , ,X tt Wt. mwwwms-vm 54 P1 Ps President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Faculyf Advisor The purpose of the MBCC Rod and Gun Club is to promote social welfare and public safety, law and order, and the national defense. It attempts to educate and train citizens of good repute in the safe and eflicient handling of firearms, in the technique of design, production, and group instruction. Generally, it encourages the lawful ownership and use of small arms by citizens. Charlie Wagner Frank Scolan Art Carpenter John Fazio Professor Payne .- -66 Tb- K 91 i 5' 1, f vfxi I guess he missed the apple! ug' 04 g 'Milo . X N Q W ttf' fr sg 5- ' QL!! i cvla D QW' 55'-fji 'W QW i. x ' . ' . ' f ,.... , I 72 M STUDENT A THLE TIC COMMITTEE N ,X . At MBCC- all extracurricular activities are solely student directed. The executive board of the student council elects an athletic chairman who in turn selects a committee. The committee is alotted a budget and is charged with providing a competitive intermural sports program for the student body. Schedules run from fall to spring and include football, basketball, hockey, bowling, tennis, golf, and softball. Chairman Robert Collins Committee Members Charles Pitzi Tony Noviello Maryjane Anderson Joseph Giardano John Templeton Ronald Regan Faoulgl Advisor Professor White CAPTAI S OF INTERMURAL SPORTS H rden Nick BibbY' HWY ' Joe GI' Football - George Close, George a ' ui ardano, Bob Portg Basketball - Bar1'Y Karas, Bob C0 ms' 73 SPOR TS COSA NOS TRA PA CKERS VIKINGS CHARGERS RAIDERS The Cosa Nostra, champions and high scorers of the league, attributes its successs to the fact that it was a well balanced team. The offense, first in the league, was paced by the scoring punch of standout halfback Tony Noviello. The massive and agile defensive unit, led by Mike The Bear Gallucio, was able to contend the best that faced, thus alleviating the pressure on the offense. The Packers, surprise team of the league, captured the runnerup position in the final standings. The offense, which scored a total of 194 points, was spearheaded by the running ability of Bob Cunio and the line play of Mike Teixerira. The de- fensive team, one of the roughest seen this year, was centered around big Louis Gerwitz. The show position in the final tally was captured this year by the Vikings. Its im- pressive 6-2 record is a tribute to the spirit and determination possessed by the members of the team. The offense was sparked by the adept quarterbacking of Bob O'Leary and the sure-handed catching of the end Bob Dick. The defensive end of the assignments was well handled by John Mulligan and George Harden. Fourth place 'went to the Charges, along with the experience gained by an all- freshman team. The offense was anchored down by the play of Don Uva while Nick Bibby took care of the defensive chores. The sportsmanship and spirit dis- played by these boys gives promise of a strong and cohensive contender in the years to come. At the end of the season, the Raiders held down sole possession of fifth place. Their 2-7 record is not a true indication of the type of team this was. Their de- fense led by tackle Jim Leverone was one of the strongest, yet, they were among the leaders in the fewest points allowed category. Its offense spirited by the play of center Terry Duggan and backs Bob Howe and Devin Ryan, was one of thC strongest and most deceptive seen this year. CCSSS was and the the lded : de- ouis 1m- the g of xsive ill. all- hile dis- the ace. de- ong ,lay the ' e e WZ? 4 ff ff f ,,.,-I J I , 4' lf ,I ,f gnwi Maybe there is one in my loeker? A ff , 1 X X fs ' if Z X r Q I wonder whether this is included in the 5009? . ' 1 e I 5 :ea 5 i 1 g I , Dzd you have a good lime last night? fmm HW whafs the big mjhpp Smile Pat, you're on Candid Camera ZZZZZZZ . . . Were you talkin to e S ' PP? ' PP? g m Z' Who are you tpfzng to fiflllglf 7 W There's nothing like a school lunch. Should a gentleman qfer a laabf a Tzkopafillop I can 't stand this much longer! Is this how you do your .S'lZl6lj2Z'flg.'7.p.'7 ,,,, lg 3 . Nothing like a quick lunch. I But this is where thy told me the new school was!!! 'q'9e-J 'YY That will teach you to leave your handkerchiq' at home! ....,. Q . Right om way folks. A Hgif- I J . I m swf You 500717 fifget your tze the next time QV 0.K., I was wrong. W fi Has anyone seen my brother 'Mn Smith XMQ He never concentrated on me like this. i You be the guinea pig not me - e gee eege e e, he i h ' W -Q Vote our way or else!!! I QW ESHVXAN , GORDON SXDENT 1 Do you think anyone suspects? I wou!dn't do that I were you. 0 Are you sure your working on the yearbook? Qi 5 2 2 5 Not again! This could get lo be a pain. I 'll have my cake and eat it too. 79 I I W I ,i 4 a N MASSACHUSETTS BAY COMMUNITY COLLEGE Student Government Association C 9 LR! 0, GUST N 9. YQQ, . , ff '-,x X eff suenm-lunsuns 3. 31.1 3 W . Rf o. I tg ,,- .I Mot Syfp 1.wFI EiszUeQ.f ff 27 GARRISON STREET, BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS 02116 Hay Zb, 1965 To The Graduating Class of l9662 Having now completed your first year of college at MBCC, you are undoubtedly aware of the value of an education. You should also realize that a college education doesn't simply mean book learning and class- room instruction but encompasses character building and the unique art of working with and understanding your fellow man. As you continue the full scope of this education, you will acquire a deeper and more signi- ficant meaning. ln conjunction with the faculty, we have endeavored to mold you into useful and intelligent citizens, people who will con- tribute to society and be happy and content in it. Through our Student Government, we have offered you an opportunity to learn and experience methods of student leadership which we hope you will carry with you next year and into the adult world. Mass Bay is ' Still 3 VQYY YOUUE C0llege and many problems remain to be solved. We h0Pe that you will use the knowledge acquired in the past year to effect ively meet and dispose of whatever difficulty may confront our college. We are handi HStand on our shoulders and reach higher H Sincerely u I 'T ,A f,z?77Z4Z7E9f T ,BP Y Jimmy Better President of S.G.A. Hg YOU the mandate of leadership as our predecessors have done Teresa D. Aloise 44 Church St., Malden Jon D. Amato 382 Main St., Everett Marie E. Amerena 81 Lexington Ave., Somerville .v ' V VA. N . ,, -. . --:Q-.gg .N ,X .- S , 11 X , ,Q Q A Z Rf. ik 1 ga X rf WM is! 1 xv 5' 1,5 8 f 4 X f 'N-4' xl 4 f f s f A 1 .- f Q M N sf x fl ' x 1 f 1 4 ff , ,X 41 fl 3 l'fS?fVQ wwf? g el s X-was Agn S ,, S cf, ., ,I f, f X X f Kenneth G. Arthur 16 Pemberton St., Walpole Eva G. Athanas 40 High St., Cambridge Annette M. Audette 6 Fainwood Cir., Cambridge Paula R. Adam 361 Main St., Medfield Robert B. Aiello 17 Lockeland Rd., Winchester Frederick A. Alibrandi 1 Alden St., Hull Mary A. Anello 182 Richland Rd., Norwood Shake Antreassian 14- Wells Ave., Watertown Byrna M. Aronson 27 Woodland St., Sharon riff, , 83 Linda L. Balconi 188 Beacon St., Milton Roberta Balduzzi 128 Manomet Ave., Hull jane A. Balestra 15 Birch St., WeS'fWO0d 1:4 WZ gf 4 Pi 'fit 5? , 'M .,-74, 1 X ' A 7' .Aw 5' :Q . za I, J .td 4- nl jg I C 3.515 A .W 'sl 5-2 Q it 2. 2125, if :gig 63:1 lg, Paulette A. Bafges 1897 Beacon St., Brookline Sylvia J. BarneY 95 Main St., Walpole Linda J. Barr 11 Sunset Rd., LYHH Anne K. Baxter 32 Eliot Crescent St.-, Brookline Eleanor T. Becker 14 Balsam St., Dorchester Lorraine Bell 53 Genesee St., Revere Richard C. Berman 56 Byron Ave., Brockton Stephen R. Berman 74 Addison St., Chelsea Nicholas A. Bibby 12 Salem St., Lynniield Paul S. Barrett 175 Mystic St., W. Medford Cynthia A. Barry 298 Cabot St., Beverly David C. Batchelder 252 Pleasant St., Millis Donald W. Bergamasco 47 Fenley St., Revere Malcolm R. Berkowitz 470 Nottinghiff Rd., Brighton Paul Berkowitz 20 Vesta Rd., Dorchester , 1 1. , tx N ' N XV' Xb?-ms. X If 551, A 1 TI ' .Q g I . W . Sl? 1 1 5' ll ,wx Dennis R. Bird 10 Wilmore St., Mattapan Dexter A. Bishop 20 Landon Cir., Lynn Joan M. Bonnanno 42 Crest Drive, Dover QLNWQ'-Q, S' 2, N .. gs -,-K x,x. X ' ' ii ' X In '1 9 - 1: -X ig. . . X Basile M. Bourque 11 Winter St., Medford Susan L. Bragan 48 Carruth St., Dorchester Robert J. Branley 81 Brookside Ave., Winchester Wesley W. Brooks 39 Ewing Dr., Stoughton Barbara I Bruno 43 Robert Ford Rd Watertown Thomas P Buckley 54 Canton St Stoughton Maurice E. Bonenfant 16 State St., Taunton Ann Bornstein 196 Greenfield Rd., Mattapan Linda L. Botts 223 Center St., No. Easton g X f E5 .' iii Q5 -S 'E rf Rb. Ax, K N X xx it D If X X y ks 'W- 'Y 'i 713: 213' A 'V 5 I l 1 1 nl Q ,. X .. ' 4-' '1f?15?l!le! 1: f Richard G. Brodney 15 Clark St., Newton Henry J. Brogna 16 Albion St., Everett Richard M. Br0OkS 27 Starbridge St., Dorchester 85 Lois BurnS Cushman St., Middleboro William Byrnes 19 Perkins Ave., Hyde Park Clifford D. Cameron 779 Beechmount St., Boston Kathleen E. Carmichael 1 Merritt Pl., Attleboro Arthur F. Carpenter Robert L. Burk 1026 Salem St., Malden Judith L. Burkin 31 Deerfield Rd., Sharon Charles C. Burleigh, Jr. 591 Morton St., Dorchester 14 Hubbard St., Jamaica Plain Paul J. Carr 8 Countryside Dr., Dorchester ,. - ,yy 'N , s xx., f ff, sms J F ,b z .- Qs' 2 .,., . , .YW,. Janice A. Cannon 151 Candia St., E. Weymouth Cathy E. Carey 24 Emerald Rd., Nahant Joseph L. Carey 382 Massachusetts Ave., Arlington John W. Carroll 66 Briarwood Cir., Needham Richard D. Casey 71 Park St., W. Roxbury Janice E. Chaison 104 Highland St., Brockton X New s sit li R K- K .1 ,J Albert Cobuzzi 145 Alexander Ave., Belmont Anita L. Cohen 15 Ledgebrook Rd., Mattapan Diane M. Cohen 82 Paradise Rd., Swampseott Paul H. Collier 1422 Commonwealth Ave., Brighton Rose M. Colombo 163 Putnam St., E. Boston Patricia Connolly 134- Train St., Dorchester James T. Champigny 70 Fairview Ave., Peabody Andrea L. Charloff 65 Newfield St., W. Roxbury George F. Close, Jr, 71 Barrows St., Dedham Jonathan A. Cohen 37 Elm St., Brookline Judith Cohen 93 Taunton Ave., Mattapan Margo J. Cokinos 790 Central St., Stoughton pn-5 John M. Connors 109 Belnel Rd., Hyde Park Jean F. Consentino 687 Plymouth St., Whitman Dean L. Contover 11 Edson St., Lowell A , X , N W I '?1-ti , -Q., ' aff? 1, ,. .E ,fa V ' f . f I7 I I .1 V2 Dorothy R. Cook 6 Walnut- St., Chelsea Lawrence J. Coombs 24 White St., E. Boston Susan L. Cooper 37 Dolphin Ave., Winthrop .1 Carol M. Costelas 47 Taylor Rd., Lynn Helayne Cotton 2 Fidelis Way, Brighton Catherine Coughlin 2138 Washington St., Canton Mary E. Corbett 82 Gardner St., Arlington David K. Cosby 139 Beacon St., Hyde Park Janice M. Cosgrove 39 Brucewood St., W. Roxbury ,wa Robert J. Covill 40 Rogers Ave., Lynn Mark Cronin 75 Mill St., Reading Susan T. Cronin 53 Judson St., Malden f ,ff .1 , 4, 'sr l , fl fa: 2 . , f f stiff! if A ,',1i'gg' m s . -ww ,. ,Q '. A ,qw .wi ff:4:'z 41'?'PQ7 3245 456+ .Vw . w11si3f1,51 :'3.W -543-'if' fir? QW 2-.?A1:m1iyyaf 595,-A ij ..w'.VS-an'-'M -'I Jaw-st .441 .111,317ri-f.f:,ag.::Q'4,.gQff are N4f'f't .'-f'fZ'2r'gf1t:z-X14 fi. ,Bn ki' , , wzQ1f4ggvff'v.7r2.?-2' -Y' 95' Sandra L. Cullison 20 Langdon St., Cambridge Robert T. Cunig 5 Lexington St., Charlestown Terry M. Cunningham 5 Myrtle St., Boston -A-in wilslfi' 4 jf' Helen L. Curran 36 Tufts Rd., Winchester William J. Cwalina 36 Mariposa St., Mattapan Joseph J. Danca 25 Clarke Ct., Sharon Denise E. Davidson 76 Robin Hood Rd., Stoneham John M. Davis 20 Melch Rd., Lynnfield Stanley N. DeHaan 128 Sewall Ave., Brookline ' f-c e 1 112 iiii Q ek? 4. M Judith M. Delmar iah, QQ 'fjgw . . ' 753. Q V' A Evelyn P. Del Zoppo , ,Q f V : ' ' so 5 2 . Q x 130 School St., Islington 6 ' f . H . x ' W. Armand H. Demers, Jr. Mtssls , I ,ii IN 4. ,ng K I4 .,,. ,,..,,, A 24 Symphony ARd., Boston 5572 5 A ugie. fgfissi ,.bb .L 2 Qua id ' Effie, it fc ,, tffls .5 fli, iff' ri .f .1 :,. ' fl. 31 :1 ' fl 4 gf 0 fi 'S fr , i . 31? Stephen P. Devaux 44 Terrace Rd., Medford Paul Devin 13 Stafford St., Roxbury Maryann L. DiBattista 29 Albion St., Everett William H. Dibbern 615 Morton St., Stoughton Paul V. DiCesare, Jr. 21 Lyle St., Malden Vera A. Dickson 20 Ames St., Somerville 89 . X X Robert E. Dineen , 30 Campbell Ave., Lynn Mary P. DiStefano 35 Graves Rd., Revere Donna M. Doherty 35 Esten Rd., Stoughton Robert I. DiFcliCe 161 High St., Canton Paul T. Dilcso 40 Billings St., Boston james P. Dillion, Ir. 22 Barrett St., Malden X John R. Dolan 8 Seymour St., Roslindale Arthur L. Donovan 53 Johnson St., West Roxbury Jeffrey I. Doyle 128 Mt. Vernon St., Malden Karen A. Doyle 97 Schiller Rd., Dedham Marie D. Doyle 309 Winter St., Norwood Ralph T. Doyle, Jr. 16 Marion St., E. Boston ,gym- IV' '-X-rf ' 'V '. .' . , 'j f , f t W.. .gif i 1 f I X -f S ' 3 A hlary Ann Drew 67 Adams St., Norwood Barbara J. Driscoll 1005 Eastern Ave., Malden Stanley NI. Drobnis 14 Keane Rd., W. Roxbury Suzanne L. Duncklee 1 Hemlock Drive, Canton Margaret F. Durney 71 E. Wyoming Ave., Melrose Helen Dworkin 61 Parkway Crescent, Milton ,i ff ss- . S , 5-s t F 3 X x X 35, sf 1 X X- zw' ,fl ' v , , , 1 ,hrflggg g ' ' ig F-S.. , 5 :A ay? 3- Q ,Q 5, X3 ir. ,P , Alice L. Evans 35 Glenway St., Dorchester Michaelle A. Fallon 35 Bennett Rd., Mattapan Sidney J. Feldman 31 Goodale Rd., Mattapan .f ll l -1.1. 1 v ' 2. -1 v Z H f' f 1 V. ' ' gy 'L ix? , - nf f 'farm . f f,. A,-4,5 ,. s. f Ziff 7' 'fl' -.sf , f ' .. gba! .z '- fig' ' x . fflfkfh 43' . s Nu Wy x wt X ' V , .' ' 5. . , . mf ' tg f . I Q r '. I .1 1 W , . GCOYSC R. Ducott 203 lV1adis0n St., Dedham John L. Dulgfett 61 Cherry St., Somerville Ann L. Duggan 25 Sheafe St., Brookline Richard H. Eaton 27 Fulton St., Woburn David B. Eisenhaure 38 Berkley St., Reading John R. Eringi 20 Bernadette St., Fitchburg 2? 'fr w. i X Wg- f 21, Q Q., iz X f..,wQ,g, .5 .w MQMJZM 6... Q kt Charles V. Fisher, Jr. 10 Mendelssohn St., Roslindale Richard E. Fisher 90 O'Callaghan Way, S. Boston Maryanne V. Fitzgerald 36 Wood Ave., Mattapan -1 Margaret M. Flaherty 30 Hemlock St., Brockton Kathleen A. Flood 15 Lambert Rd., Randolph WA .. L .. I l Wi as I Daniel B. Flynn, Jr. - 5 J 15 Egleston St., Jamaica Plain , l I . il. .ox T Patty Flynn 10 Erickson St., Stoneham . F Rodulfo I. Follett K 149 West Canton St., Boston If 1 Joseph Fontes 33 Winslow Ave., Somerville John J. Foran 2 Richfield Pk., Dorchester Jerome J. Ford 104 Ashland, Melrose Janet E. Fountain 126 Winter St., Norwood ., K 5. 1 ,, ,N , NV' -X ' no . ga f 71! f X 'Q if L Edward M. Gale 45 Mattapall St., Mattapan Barbara J. Galvin 6 Iona St., Roslindale 8 Lesher St., Roslindale f . 3 Leonard S. Fox 90 Fuller St., Brookline Myna J. Freedman 23 Mora St., Dorchester 1 a v Caron A. Galante f , 98 Wyoming St., Melrose e I 92 Joseph K. Gilligan 700 Metropolitan Ave., Hyde Park Irving E. Gloor 12 Myrtle St., Btoneham Mollie H. Goodman 156 Winchester, Brookline Barbara J. Gothage 102 Myrtle St., Brockton David W. Goulston 33 Donahue Way, Stoughton Carol E. Grassie 85 Elm St., Cohasset 7' .-X , ff f. f w 14'z7iZg.' .1 f 8 E1 ,gin ' 4-. Q, fff'2'fi2ff-5:46 X kzfffffffzfffrm, 2 wk. .fzfffffffsffzfgf , . 1,415.5 5. 5 .f 4 iifiijffiff Patricia L. Greene 1477 Beacon St., Brookline Barry R. Gretsky fs , Q f 1 oi 5 .f. ,. -.cf . , .WN - t,-. 2 f .,..,,. , , A., ...., W.. Q. 451. .gf .,,,, , ll X X Q Vf 'xxxV f bf mf ? s Xws e' 3 1 , 2 NX Q? .1 .L 5' is ' it 1 , f M ,f Q W, f-ffgff f Q? f' 'gf' Sw iff' 2 Y XXV y . T11 X -1 ' -V... 1.0.41 .N if, . , X wg, . X Q. Sl X .. ? Ig .fi f' 5 ' 2 x X f f x NE f,,,. I ' M f 2, yd, ,r ,- iii 1, v , ff S r v V55 jg 1 2 as f , fp S s:,....X.. ..4a.. .1 My ' , y 5 a A f s ,.., ' Steven D. Gordon 63 Glendale Rd., Marblehead Judity Goren 26 Thorndike St., Brookline Peter F. Gorse 16 Riverview Ave., Dedham . S ' ,- QC X XX X PF L Qx W . .sw K 'rf' ' 'M . 2, X f Q' -, siffiiiii ,. ,, ,,,., ff . .3 nm 1 ar , 4,:51'pn nu z an J.. n4,vf'If'f - , vm-a H a 114. . 4 , n 1 ' 1 2 'o,1,'.'1l ' c ff. 4 1, nu 'um infill f v wx? .x ff , . 1 . . X X 33 f as 1' f X 2 si 3 A . f N f fy , I ipli x ff zf'-:nr . as Ne 14 4' if . . . f fn 3311! b'f'.' H ,4'x-'nw'--f--p. .mm 1 '45 :,4:::nuf,, '1 of' HZ 15 ng' 'IL .lII!.fl'Z. . 4 n .. 1 If .5 an . ... .,. 1 l 1, 4' 1 an . f ' 'ii ':'4' '. , Wesley G. Graves 33 Stanwood St., Lynn Robert L. Gray, Jr. 298 Pleasant St., Canton Jordon D. Green 43 Wilcock St., Dorchester 193 Fairmount St., Dorchester S 3? 2 Richard W. Griflin 8 Woodrow Wilson Ct., Gambrldge '- , ,si , Q ,gf ' Zi ,NS K 1 ' . 5 -5-'::5j:Kj qt NX ,531 2,7 , . ,M J F 4 ' X -4 tg I il I I' ,Y Yam 19' X, 1, 93 IW gm Wy Catherine A. Hagerty 104A Dorchester St., Boston Gerald A. Hamelburg 18 Vose Hill Rd., Milton John B. Hanly 47 Arcadia St., Revere .. 'i i if E31 Q' . ,,.... ffl Exif ii Q . 'f A 5 ,. joseph R. Hartel 48 Newbern St., Jamaica Plain Claire E. Harty 217 College Ave., Medford Kenneth W. Hawko 47 Poole St., Medford ' 'f ffzss w X . in, Dennis Grocki 5 Lincoln Rd., Peabody Anthony Guarino 103 Henry St., Malden Lewis S. Gurwitz 81 Shore Dr., Winthrop . N if Y X e 5 X 4' X Q X KX: 5 s fx X x XWXQS ef S 5 Tb 5 X Q ix X X x I XX , X X c y X N X X X Xt X A Ex is? 1 ers' PM A 'Q X X 2 x u as Q s '-xx ?Q SWK Mi pesmv s w X .qi ki X Y S David B. Harding 44 Arberdeen Ave., Peabody James G. Harold 33 Sheridan St., Boston Fosdick F. Harrison 145 Chapman St., Canton Linda A.. Heath 10 Birch St., Saugus James S. Heffernan 29 Veterans Ave., Everett Curtis M. Henderson 82 Bartholomew St., Peabody Eg l George A. Holland 11 Arlington Rd., Woburn Susan D. Holland 86 Gladstone St., East Boston Diana M. Holway 195 West Third St., So. Boston James M. Hendrick 55 Leicester St., Brighton .James F. Herrington 8A Oakes St., Everett Gwfge G. Hogan 9 Bacon St., Woburn Janice L. Inman 14 Winter St., Saugus Ellen R. Jacobs 15 Marilyn Dr., Canton Roberta Jacobson 303 Russett Rd., Brookline Virginia A. Hurd 361 Summer St., East Bridgewater Jayne G. Hurwitch 7 Hillside Ave., Sharon Paul F. Iannacchino 980 Main St., Woburn 'Sv- , in d riff. Ag I I Q 5 -J ' ,, 344193, ,zo IE A M li LZ. EHR? EV 352.254 James E. Jenkins 18 Nelson St., Dorchester Judith E. Jenkins 18 Nelson St., Dorchester Donna L. Johnson 53 Beach St., Wollaston Jgyce J. Jordon 75 Eunice Circle, Wakefield Stephen B. Kadish 22 Lyford St., Dorchester Adele L. Kalil 117 Garfield Rd., Dedham William Kelley 62 Endicott Ave., Revere William H. Keniston 102 Elm St., Charlestown Ruthanne M. Kennedy 130 Draper St., Dorchester 1 1 James A. Kidd 11 Corona St., Dorchester Phyllis E. King 16 Ames St., Somerville Richard P. King 28 Glenellen Rd., West Roxbury Regina E. Kalitsis 20 Maple St., Randolph Gintaras Karosas 259 Athens St., South Boston Kathleen Kelley 15 Edison Ave., Dedham .l Josephine A. Kenney 32 Park St., Arlington Mary M. Keough 17 Perry St., Somerville Robert D. Kerins 17 Wellesley Rd., Stoughton -l Z i Rr K Y as f sg. ' . ,yy N - i 4 -x Q. wsisgesf' . gal ifessff N off! fries .ii IQ, . 3, . t. Wifi E ,J SZ ii X :gif X ,lf .5 5571, 1 1 4 Y l 1 ff! Elini ll Marlene R. Kirsch 108 Lorna Rd., Mattapan Elaine P. Klein 45 Pennsylvania Ave., Somerville David H. Klevens 53 Martha's Lane, Chestnut Hill .Florian Kozinczak 17 Bay State Rd., Boston Sema L. Krinsky 93 Corbet St., Dorchester John R. Kucher 32 Oakland St., Cambridge 'N Joanne Lanzillo 9 Belmont St., Everett Marcia A. Larkin 22 Lanark Rd., Arlington Paul P. Laskowski 18 Brook St., ManCl1CSfC1'- Bradley J. Kline 8 Sheridan Terr., Swampscott Allen W. Knox 105 Fairway Dr., Newton Brenda H. Koffman 565 Norfolk St., Mattapan Mary K. Lacey 151 Tremont St., Newton James M. Laham 30 Windsor Rd., Medford Patricia A. Lalibefte 159 Vine St., Everett OP? Q. 'F Q' ,,,,s,. . gig? f A .F 2 C!! X! 97 Allen H. Leek 55 Fairmount Ave., SauguS Theodore J. Lemoine 5 Emory St., Saugus James L. Lennox 45 Ware Lane, Marblehead Robert Lawton 48 Huntington Ave., So. Weymouth Joan Leardo 47 Victoria St., Revere Ralph L. LeBlanc 16 Strathmore Cir., Braintree Leslie E. Levine 1374 Wm. T. Morrissey Bd., Quincy Elliott M. Levy 328 Massapoag Ave., Sharon Lorraine M. Lewis 9 Hinckley St., Dorchester Thomas B. Leonard 114 Jackmew St., Georgetown Marcia Levenson 61 Hazleton St., Mattapan James A. Leverone 46 Bow St., Arlington fix iyx 53 Susan T. Libby 48 Taficrail Rd., Quincy Betty M. Lindquist 27 Miller Ave., Brockton Caren M. Litner 8 Ashmont Ave., Newton Sharyn E. Lowney 103 Eastern Ave., Woburn John R. Lukas 4 Belknap St., Arlington jd Margaret A. Lynch 150 D St., South Boston Margaret F. MacDonald 14 Sumer St., Dover William D. MacDonald 29 Bernard St., Lexington Rosemary F. McCallion 42 Mt. Vernon St., Charlestown bi Lawrence Livermore 17 Thornton Rd., Waltham Richard E. Lorman 24 Standish Ave., Quincy Ronald L. Lospennato 152 Vane St., Revere Thomas C. Lynch, 68 St. Germain St., Boston Philip J. Macauda 204 Beech St., Belmont Diane M. Maccario 177 Webster St., Malden 'U' Ronald B. MacLennan 7 Luise Lane, Lynn James J. McCarthy 21 Linnet St., W. Roxbury Joanne T. McCarthy 81 Green St., Woburn Patricia E. McCartl1Y 260 Austin St., Hyde Park Thomas F. McCarthY 36 High St., Somerville William J. McCreV-HH 105 Templeton St., Dorchester Francis J. McDonough 290 W. Fifth St., So. Boston Robert W. McElmoyle 6 Danny Rd., Readville George E. McGee P.O. Box 34, Arlington Maxine C. McKeeman 44 Oak St., Randolph Elaine F. McLaughlin 1 Claymont Terr., Dorchester Mary Ann McLaughlin 58 Hughes St., Quincy X f di g l f Phillip A. McCullough 54 Milk St., Newburyport David P. McDade 95 Edenfield Ave., Watertown Susan G. McDonald 102 Hall Place, Quincy Audrey E. McGill 148 Minot St., Dorchester Michael A. McGilvray 98 Rockdale St., Mattapan Edwin D. McGuire 11 Orchard St., Franklin Xe .k.. :S -ff l! . ,S '. ., 5 X X ms xg! i sg Q2 X X 'K 2 N ,9 E x X S Ray N ' exit. li t X . RQ. s.. X Q SQ xv w i .Q S Ng? V515 Philip K. McLaughlin 441 Centre St., Boston Christine D. McNamara 45 Christine Dr., Brighton Terence D. McNamara 15 Vernon St., Waltham Richard J. Malley, Jr. 50 Washington St., Lynn Roberta Mallick 104- Callender St., Dorchester John T. Malloy 136 Albion St., Somerville Ronald B. Matthews 545 Main St., W. Concord Alina Matwie j czuk 292 Geneva Ave., Dorchester VQe e Paul F. Mead 51 W. Milton St., Readville pa 'i-F Karla N. Magnet 2 Southniere R., Mattapan Ronald G. Mahtesian 12 Janis Terr., Woburn William F. Maitland 33 Roy St., Swampscott Michael J. Mancuso 3 Saville St., Saugus Warren R. Marion 11 Thornton St., Woburn Robert C. Matthews 52 Adams Ave., Saugus .px 'St John E. Merna, Jr. 11 Heldun St., Boston Carol L. Metivier Bingham Rd., Carlisle Christopher W. Miller 211 Newbury St., Boston Marjorie M. Mitchell 41 Auckland St., Dorchester Francis G. Moccaldi 24 Dalrymple St., Boston Edward J. Monac 168 Fisher St., Westwood Anthony J. Morella 250 Lexington St., E. Boston Frank W. Mullen 100 Whittier St., Framingham Jean M. Mullen 100 Whittier St., Framingham - my 4 if 40 1 . 1 . 15 i A .,.1, A . - - . iii! Q 1 s7Q'Xi W 8 5 sf'-gf: Karen A. Monroe 36 voik Rd., Dedham Barry C. Monteiro 468 Salem St., Rockland Kenneth B. Moore 8 Claxton St., Boston ,tw , N L 3,'-477:4 4 53. .3 .WM ' ..:, David P. Murphy 27A Orange St., Woburn Jane M. Murphy 508 Appleton St., Arlington Mary T. Murphy 18 Gold Star Rd., Cambridg Sn I J K X x X W XX X X slag ! s ss 1 fe gig ...gms an K -X. .X x xt ' X 5 XX x 5 X swiss R f X P ' ' X 4' 'SP 'kiss' :Sw K X, X .2- 'H .,-:eg-Kg f ,Sv Mlfgigl' I '33 f' if Lil H 1 'si 5 F 's 'fs' ' h- gif ,J 8 r. Robert J. Murphy 257 Metropolitan, Boston Elizabeth A. Murray 26 Trowbridge Ave., Newtonville Ja 33 mes P. Murray Bynner St., Jamaica Plain Nlichael M. Musto 3 K 25 Washington St., Revere X. f ii 5 Y' Claire M. Nardone ff 220 High St., Brookline Wil . ,of L.. -j 51 Judith L. Nessralla 1 ll I i ' f ,, K 373 Center St., Brockton T Q iffif gf iz? fi fi f . f Q J? - A, X e Q 'SER 1 X N 1' 4 F ' 7 Na 5 , 5 t KX' . . X, M, ,,r1.A.tXw, . ,1 if iii, . X 9-tw 1 Q,-NW' s 1,9 J .aj ,sqf4,g8,+,,3'Jf,1fyJ3 1 Yi, 5 N - ,JW sf!- f f.9l.fa5..s11f2fs,!sf May. Janice C. O,Brien Q 241 Upland Rd., Cambridge J if t. ft John E. O,Brien , V P 238 Allen St., Randolph i Mary L. 0'Connor 3 b,.e 42 Ware St., Somerville XXQXX, X Q X if 1- . ffmxli 3'-: ' N? g -5 an Q K flxftf -A Q. ' LQ Q T . F w fs - 'WW' J. 1,4 .',,, ax, , 2 - if .5 ,1 , f,gzfzW 103 Judith E. Nielsen 141 Warren Ave., Hyde Park LeRoy W. Niles 591 Poplar St., Roslindale Michele A. Norton 65 Telegraph St., S outh Boston ., SWK' Anthony C. O'Day 278 Railroad Ave., Norwood Jean M. O'Donnell 79 Eastland Rd., Jamica Plain Maureen S. O'Donnell 79 Ridgewood Dr., Norwood Phyllis G. O'KeefC 46 Adams St., Boston . William O'Keefe 25 Glenham St., West Roxbury .' i- :FQ 'il f pn. . lf ' ml Robert E- ULCMY, J 1' ' . T ff' 1 x 'F?i'fi??' t 1. Q- jg, , v q E.ogi.4r, Q ,gf 1. Z 3,-5 H 87 Rossetter St., Dorcheste .??.,,, , I W J ,HZ A Z? .. N X H W if . ig. ,gig 1.51355 xg y..g .Emo 8: -X .LT f Helen C. Ordway 109 Pond St., Natick Saul M. Ostroff 33 Somerset Rd., Brookline Roberta C. Pagano 47 Preston St., Everett 'QJLD 2 X N 5 iw ff .D I .A 1 M f a -. 7 Q K ., -.ur f x er ' fir? t 6 Q gigs 1 3? h' a , Lev-J, , ' Q1 1 'aa f py t .. ' 7 F FEE 7' ,pw fs, ' Brian W. O'Malley 247 Prospect St., Norwood Eleanor A. O'Neil 18 Spencer Rd., Medford Stephen E. O'Neill 177 Harborview Rd., Milton .V 'V XT. . I X . 'Li' g f A . fi X. Q . f ' 1 ' 1 , . . . A , Q . if 95 .R .Y . ,QQ . X -. j , fe Q fi Karen R. Pav1d1s 233 Savin Hill Ave., Dorchester Elaine T. Pecce 19 Oakhurst Rd., Scituate Ildeberto L. M. Pereira 328 Centre St., Dorchester Suzanne M. Palumbo Lexington Rd., Concord Susan M. Parrott 141 Adams St., Milton Douglas M. Paul 3 Carbrey Ave., Sharon 104 .af X ff swan f S S .. NXQcxw5.Sf,,X. . .--g gsxigax 39 . Qhl, X -- . X 'f X W, X' X, X Mu g. -'f 'X Ns ,gb .5 1 fo- . 5? HMS. . -4. .K .. ,av X gf Q XX fa fig. . t s N wx . X s , . 5 A ,.f Q vi f fr l 5255? ff if 1 Q, ti X fe Q ,. 1 fiffi., mffi, 1:33 1 U gl?-4? f'1,Q8g,.Q?-'s. Q 5 2- Stephen A. Perron 15 Spalding St., Jamaica Plain Lewis D. Perry 18 Margaret Rd., Sharon Robin A. Phelps 86 Bay State Rd., Boston Robert R. Port 27 Washington St., Stoneham Joseph S. Pulera 107 Washington St., Hyde Park Calvin A. Quimby 30 Golden Ave., Medford X Sandra M. Rainone 17 Andrew St., Everett John V. Randolph 57 Condon Circle, Rockport Dennis D. Ranieri 21 Derry Rd., Hyde Pafk Dianne E. Pichc-E F.S.H. 11 East Newton, Boston Paul B. Pinsonnault 163 East St., North Attleboro joseph C. Pinto 37 Springiield St., Somerville Thomas P. Rackowski 18 Hale St., Newton Thomas J. Rafferty 33 Edmund St., Malden George J. Ragusa 34 Richardson St., Wakefield W 2... Dennis J. Reardon 70 Newton St., Everett Ronald H. Regan 47 Howie Rd., Braintree Paul G. Ricchi 353 Chatham St., Lynn Janet M. Richmond 16 Imbaro Rd., Hyde Park Dennis J. Ristino 214 Bremen St., East Boston David L. Rivers 39 Middlesex Ave., Reading ,f ' if Mr? ,, Ztlf i V: . CX' f. Jie' - .fu nl., 'Ng t, f . ' 9.- a s 10 -f 1 . X, -4 1 Q , ,. 6 1 A' I vi . -. .i 2 ' - ra ' I as 6? -t V' . X X, s . . i - ,V . . E im, A . ,. Q any K ' - . Qgbiigth , , . H . . X , , ,, 4f.LSipf!!ffjH f .,,...: . :,. . , I I, .1 -010 'Q Q 4' s'Z94'iiImG'fZ1?' gy , . 1. -' ..'iq3'5gf,3ggg',:!, , -me 5 ,,,,Q12,,,,':v -1 . r v,- . . -4.1 ,1,1n,,,.n,,-.u mf. -' 'H 'fuunm '1 , 4 up .- if ',Q,10, u,,, , 1 ,,v,,. ,,,,,............,' , - 1 14, xv. ,,,fnn.n 1 1 Barbara L Rosenfield 27 Pilgrim Rd Marblehead Carol A Rosenfield 49 Boylston St Malden Pamela A. Rozett 29 Wildwood St., Winchester Qt 106 A 5 . sh V Q' iv 'Q :- r My .V . . 5 ,5 4-ff, f.5f Q Y X s .. Regina A. Roche 178 Palmer St., New Bedford Irwin W. Rome 22 Ruby Ave., Marblehead Deborah J. Rose 65 Sycamorest St., Somerville . 1.25. , 1 st ff Arthur J. Rubenstein 16 Park View Terr., Malden Bryan V. Ruscak 23 Copeland St., Waltham Jane F. Russell 209 Nahant Rd., Nahant Judith A. Russell 15 Snake Brook Rd., Cochituate KathfY?11'1 C. Russell 113 Gray Sr., Arlington Susan P. Russell 19 Wellsmere Rd., Roslindale Ronald J. Russo 72 Cherry St., Somerville R -K Q ten ' My f mV r fllls .1 by David G. Rutman , 135 Lucerne St., Dorchester s-vy . 8' ssl ' James F. Rutstem yfyff f, A . 'l f l' f f' ft . J' 179 Rawson Rd., Brookllne 1 i V' -' DI. .541 f f 8 l. A r. . 10 Anawan Terrace, W. Roxbury 'iff Donna M. Ryan 287 Bellevue St., W. Roxbury 'i3fP21 Annemarie D. Ryan ' 1 1.7 mf-u.s' f .A 4, vw. qi. gi V, Q W .. , X ,F Elaine M. Ryan 11 Bullard St., Dorchester I 7. , Kevin W. Ryan 55 Chester Lane, Waltham Marcelee Ryan 86 Milton Ave., Hyde Park Francis J. St. Peter 140 Glenwood Ave., Hyde Park Joseph F. Sammon 18 Park St., Medford Barbara A. Sanborn 25 Donald Rd., Dorchester Diane E. Saunders 96 Edgewood Ave., Walpole 107 Gayle A. Saunders 94 Spring St., Stoneham Jane E. Scannell 10 Farmer Rd., Arlington Carl F. Schaffer 362 Mt. Vernon St., Dedham Norman G. Scott 69 Erie St., Dorchester Robert E. Sears 1956 Washington St., Braintree Sara J. Seraphin 141 Charles St., Boston Wayne L. Sharpe 172 Marguerite Ave., Waltham Laurie Shawn 160 Pine, Stoughton William R. Sheehan 24 Evergreen St., Jamaica Plain Richard C. Schnetke 473 Winter St., Framingham Joseph A. Scibilia 65 Bowdoin Ave., Dorchester Frank P. Scolaro 5 Bruce Rd., Lexington Linda Shaffer 30 High St., Malden Lois A. Shalett 20 Maple Grove Dr., Pittsfield Jane P. Sharff 120 Oxford St., Newton Ethel N. Shepard 36 Elm Hill Pk., Dorchester Arlene J. Sherman 26 Marcus Rd., Sharon Martin S. Sherman A 5 111 Warren Ave., Milton K, 11 -df William A. Simmons 34 Sullivan Rd., Stoughton Salvatore W. Simone, Jr. 9 Peck Ave., Wellesley .rff if .,, Joel H. Simons A V U 1 87 Stanley Rd., Swampscott I - ff X , -asv X Z? my f f ,Mn . .X 3,7 .Q If 3 rigid' . I . as ig, pk ft If ,,.., .,,,,.7pf,:li,.. lia r, 4: William F. Smith 39 Summer St., Stonellam Constantine N. Souris 1 Bay State Pl., S. Boston George A. Sousa . 6 Ellsworth St., Somervllle 109 John C. Shoemaker 24 Broady Ave., Quincy Christine A. Silva 476 Washington St., Dedham Sharon M. Silva 25 Old Essex Rd., Manchester 'ik E' 1 Paul H. Sirk 54 Savre St., Mattapan joseph A. Skahill 47 Pilgrim Rd., N. Weymouth Marguerite M. Slattery 293 Forest St., Malden . 1 , I 'JA2 it James M. Spellman ' 1 .1 N J 190 Allen St., Randolph , , 'l: ,Viqq 1 Irene M. Stanowxcz 1 l l A 17 Kingston Terr., Waltham Dianne E. Stevens X 151 Pelham Island Rd., Wayland R1chard Stewart 390 High Rock St., Needham Kenneth G. Stone 29 Draper Ave., Arlington Randalin D. Stone 31 Sunnyside Rd., Quincy Robert T. Strong 68 Johnswood Rd., Roslindale Nancy M. Suckney 88 Fairmont St., Malden Kathleen Sullivan 31 Geneva Rd., Melrose Patr1c1a A. Sull1van 115 Governors Rd. Milton William F. Sullivan 8 Remsen Ave., Mediield W1ll1am H. Sullivan 266 E. Ninth' St., S. Boston f'Z.Wf. U .Q 4 N M .Y 4 KY f 41 , .sa T AQ.. 4 K ,,... V - M fi V 41, wtf? 43 f ' 'af ' ' 1 '7223i'2 1 , 7 , - f ' IW' I - 1. .122 - .n ,. ' . ' . 5 . if ,,-i52ff w'g 'A ,YY YQ-1514 4, If iifZ?91f'Q1f , -tile? QT I 'F 9 tif' ff 110 Evelyn R. Swartz 3 Lawrence Rd., Brookline Steven E. Swartz 17 Glenellen Rd., W. Roxbury George D. Szkolny '73 Marlboro St., Belmont Vytautas A. Tamosaitis 597 East 7th St., S. Boston Edward S. Tanner 29 Lowell St., Malden Joseph Tanzi Fredda L. Tabachnigk 67 Mills SL, Malden Lawrence E. Talieri 15 ViCt0fY Rd., Dorchester Gloria L. Tammy 75 BOUUBY St., Brockton 30 Crest Ave., Dedham 5 WF! s i wg Michael B. Teixeira 41 Mt. Vernon St., Charlestown John J. Templeton 97 Walden St., N. Cambridge Ralph J. Thomas 49 Park St., Lynn Jerome Tapper 36 Garfield Ave., Revere Mary Taylor 43 Eastern Ave., Beverly Mary Ellen T. Tedesco 28 South Mt. Ave., Melrose , .Q K 72,5 A , .X X .,, Pi sz t ,. ,gg ,,gs,ZA,i Q5 sfwlzfr? f ,fl-' iscff riift-stairs? f 4 .4 ,k s ky , . ms , . . ,.., , , . , wr Lawrence E Tierney' 20 Bentham Rd Dorchester Donald C Toscan0 24 Essex St Frammgham Philip M Towne 139 Westwood Rd Medford I wr . I 91 7' 1 f f Q . 1 sf. bu' 9' 7' ll I 51 n u 5 I s 1 - 'f A i . '13 Irv-fr l William R. Traft 10 Woodfield St., Dorchester Georgianna M. Trefethen 386 Tremont St., Taun'f0H f Robert F. Trepanier 47 Goldsmith St., Littl6fO11 . wr ,X X ,A sf . M, Tv ,M I, A X is is 2 Q x ,N Q 4 X gv! f X 1 sy. 1 Gi Q? 7112 T' f - Lawrence E. Urbani 36 Gladstone St., Brockton Donald L. Uva 247 Dana Ave., Hyde Park Ralph H. Vacca 45 Thornton Rd., Waltham MA' Anne E. Tully 80 Durbeck Rd., Rockland Edward B. Tupling 302 Florence Rd., Waltham Albert R. Turco 168 Willis Ave., Medford Michael J. Vetrano 7 Forest Ave., Everett Karl A. Walczalc 66 Craigee St., Somerville Doris A. Waldron 231 Riverside Dr., Dedham Robert A. Vallone 124 Breman St., E. Boston Michael J. Vaughn 156 Allen St., Randolph Thomas A. Vehr 37 Thackeray Rd., Wellesley 112 Joseph L. Walker 38 Grove St., Chelsea Joy C. Whallens 183 Ward St., Newton Christine Walsh 7 Jefferson St., Cambridge Charles D. Warry 40 Rollins Ave., Lynn Sandra A. Webb 24 Temple St., Somerville Beverly G. Weiner 132 Mason Terr., Brookline Carol A. Whalen H 12 Windham Rd., Thomas J. White 19 Greg Rd., Lynn Cynthia A. Willey 15 O St., S. Boston ww Jane F. Walsh 376 Arborway St., Jamaica Pl Marguerite C. Walsh 152 Oakland Ave., Methuen Michael R. Walsh 67 Granite Ave., Dorchester Jerrold M. Weiner 50 Wildwood St., Dorchester Leslie K. Weinswig 24 Bristol Ave., Swampscott Judy Weiss 151 Shurtleff St., Chelsea David Egan 30 Atwill Road Boston, Mass. Leo M. Eminian 5l Lake Street Arlington, Mass. Gregory Gibson 32 Lexington Burlington, Mass. Russell W. Halligan 26 Bradlield Avenue Roslindale, Mass. John G. Hansen 59 Commonwealth Ave. Dedham, Mass. James K. Hegarty 1997 Dorchester Ave. Dorchester, Mass. Mary F. Joyce 142 Fulton Street Norwood, Mass. Gerard L. Keating 514 C. J. C. W. St. Cohasset, Mass. Frank D. Lomanno 39 Monmouth Street East Boston, Mags, Marv F. McDonough 18 Ogden Street Dorchester, Mass, Larry Zabel 702 Walk Hill St., Mattapan Paula K. Zalatoris 22 Bunker Ave., Brockton A ddendum James T. Marnell 17 Holiday Street Dorchester, Mass. Kathleen M. Mulherin 272 Prospect Street Norwood, Mass. Mary L. Nolan 22 McDonough Way South Boston, Mass. William F. O'Connor 236 Temple Street West Roxbury, Mass. William T. O'Donnel1, Jr. 46 Bradwood Street Roslindale, Mass. Elaine C. Olson 415 Cedar Brook Road Lynn, Mass. Paul T. Pacheco 86 Concord Avenue Somerville, Mass. James D. Palumbo 30 Wilson Street Revere, Mass, Richard B. Roddy 96 Sutherland Road Brighton, Mass, Thomas J. Ryan 96 Dale Street Roslindale, Mags, Barry S. Wolfson ll Webb Ave., Wellesley Jan F. Wozniak ll Linden Ave., Salem Francis S. Yachimski Bruno Drive, Milford Stephen F. Shinnick 5 Inniton Road Woburn, Mass. Leo C. Snyder 36 Queensbury Street Boston, Mass. Micheal Stern 108A Quincy Avenue Winthrop, Mass. Arthur D. Stevenson 851 Broadway Street Everett, Mass. David A. Stewart 90 Wayne Avenue Watertown, Mass. Maura A. Sullivan 30 Newcastle Road Belmont, Mass. Rosalie M. Szmyt 68 White Street East Boston, Mass. Elvira A. Tenaglin 59 Edgar Avenue Somerville, Mass. Delores M. Thomas 34 Elm Hill Avenue Roxbury, Mass. Richard V. Williams 338 Essex Street Swampscott, Mass. M , 4 S' 704, Z W 27 mmw.Weea QQMZJW 02116 May 24, 1965 TELEPHONE C0 To The Student Body: I . . I In September Community College These people were College has dared to be different in many 1961, the very first class entered Massachusetts Bay' with a brand new administration,faculty and staff. to help pioneer a new and unique kind of College. Our respects and has quickly Q established a reputation for excellence along with the development of new and vital areas. The results of one of our proudest inovations, namely our SEE Program, follow in this tradition. ln early l964, the College was faced outright a large number of applicants who to benefit from a college education. The space. Recognizing its obligation to the with the prospect of rejecting appeared to have a good chance reason was simply a lack of Community to devote its full energy and resources in providing educational opportunities for the area it serves, the College turned its attention to various ways of beating the Hlack-of-seatsn problem. A plan was devised whereby a certain number of applicants could be accepted as Degree Candidates by beginning their course work in the Summer Session and following it with one semester in the Evening Division. V0wing to the normal rate of withdrawals and dismissals after the first semester in the Day School, a sufficient number of spaces could be assured so that students under this plan could begin their second semester of their freshmen year in February and proceed ' normally to graduation with their class in the Day Division. Because the Summer and Evening Divisions represented the first steps for this group, the program was given the name of nSummer-Evening Entrancen or SEE program. And so, the College welcomes a new group of pioneers, the SEE students entering the Day Division. They have passed their first big test and they can be sure of a warm welcome from the entire family of Massachusetts Bay Community College. Sincerelyoyours, Kenneth WL Hagers rom Dean of Men IESS 2-1:-, F 5 Anthony Battaglino 34 Beacon St., Hyde Park John G. Bittelari 18 Holworthy St., Cambridge James F. Brogan, III 52 Holworthy St., Cambridge Barbara A. Camelio 15 Holworthy St., Cambridge Arthur M. Centanni 60 Sixth St., Cambridge Frederick W. Cerrone 315 Oak St., Westwood Edward Chalmers 18 Newtonne Ct., Cambridge Charles N. Cifra 1 Leonard St., Woburn William C. Compagnonc 22 Appleton St., Malden Terese Accomando 6 Laurel Sf-, West Medford I Jane Alhman 24 Lawrence St., Waltham Antoinette Antonellis 11 Oakland St., Brighton Robert A. Backman 14 Hildreth St., Dorchester Q ti? 5 Z ff? ' W fw- 117 fif. .-I Y L 1-'-1-'55 Jo-seph Gibbons 88 Tacoma St., Hyde Park Barbara A. Gilberti 17 Golden Ave., Medford Dorothy M. Glogolwski 285 Benefit St., Pawtucket, Rhode Island Stephen H. Goldsteinx' 31 Brook Rd., Marblehead 118 Joseph P. Connors 59 Wyman St., Arlington Dotnna L. Dale 45 Appleton St., Brockton Patrick J. Daly 60 Park St., Somerville Joseph F. Dauenhauer 53 May St., Everett David R. Dovner 42 Trescott St., Taunton John J. Fairbairn 41 Congress St., Roslindlalle Jeanne M. Favaloro 351 S. H-untington Ave., Jamaica Plain Mark J. Fetbroth 68 Lafayette St., Waltham John Gibbons 88 Tacoma St., Hyde .Park L.. Bertha M. Gough 50 Copeland St., Roxbury Edith C. Hall 20 Ridge Ave., Natick Walter F. Haskard 7 Pinkert St., Medford Robert M. Hellwege 6 Harrison St., Taunton Barbara E. Hirsh 1026 Rock St., Fall River William Howe 19 Pembroke St., Somerville Ruth H. Jackle 47 Edgemere Rd., West Roxbu Charles J. Jervinis 22 Curran Rd., Lynn Arlene Kesselman 361 V.F.W. Parkway, Brooklin X I-Zigi?-1'T55:f:Ti ' . L 1 X' V ' - ff'-g:?T ,,-:z: . A E Av 4- -499 X - FAQ xiii: L gs 5 V V1 ,..-ls,-,Q f X. Lb: rg, , kv L K1, . g 1 Q is M5 ' ' YM? .1 :x - . . if EQ,.5'5:?'QiQ Q A . , O KSA.: ' 'Wifi iff - ' .- ,,..-- ..-- ...-, . . 6... - Q ,. - 25' M.. . W ,rv 6. W.. 2 W. M y a -aqui V. -N . .1 's Q. Aw may ft? ws 2 XXXX 9 Claudia Lombroso 28 Allerton St., Brookline Robert E. Longo 49 Corey St., Charlestown Mary E. Mazzola 34 Academy Hill, Brighton Robert F. Mega 55 Livingston Lane, Waltham 119 Judith M. Merritt 159 Gallivan Blvd., Dorchester Jose Morales 167 Talbot Ave., Dorchester William W. Moreland 38 Boulevard Terr., Allston Barbara A. Moses 714 Hyde Park Ave., Roslindale 120 Barbara A. Newhall 14 Fletcher St., Winchester Dale Newhall 17 Moulton St., Lynn Stephen Norris '55 Converie Ave., Malden Robert Piantedosi 162 Common St., Watertown Calire A. Pittore 27 Seventh St., Medford Elaine C. Polito 14 Ossippe Rd., W. Somerville David A. Presutti 67 Tomahawk Rd., Arlington Meryl A. Rachins 114lUniversity Rd., Brookline Mary Riley 33 Norton Rd., Quincy , Kenneth P. Stanger 369 Corey St., W. Roxbury Norma Sutton 75 Premont St., Somerville Domenic M. Tamagna 78 Alden St., Malden Gerard F. Tardiff 15 Story St., Salem Robert Thompson 15 Southmere Rd., Mattapan Helen Torregrossa 126 Cross St., Malden Carol A. Trabucco 105 Malden St., Malden Richard Vesey 148 Welles Ave., DorchCStCf William Walsh 203 Salem St., Wakefield William H. Roark 19 Fenwick Rd., Chelmsford Cheryl A. Ross 275 Summer St., Somerville Christine M. Ryan 17 Bennett St., Brighton Steven F. Sanborn 41 Polk St., Charlestown 121 ms Q.. 'Q:,:sw:.s1Ls Richard C. Whalen Richard F. Whalen 65 Franklin St., Lynn 129 Bunker Hill St., Charlestown ADDEND UM V 1 John W. Allan '42 Franconia Ave., Natick Arthur C. Angeles 16 Magnolia Sq., Dorchester Stephen P. Berlandi 9 Perkins Ave., Hyde Park Paul F. Carter 1391 Commonwealth Ave., Allston Thomas E. Casey 26 Patterson St., Dorchester Thomas E. Carney, Jr. 16 Princeton Rd., Woburn Michael T. Colonna 806 Hyland Ave., Medford Warin H. Dexter 17 Croven Cir., Waltham Lorraine G. Dixon 104 Fletcher Rd., Cambridge Robert A. Druker 829 Blue Hill Ave., Dorchester Thomas W. Fitzgerald 60 Bowdoin Ave., Dorchester Robert R. Foote 26 Shade St., Belmont Rose M. Gavin 16 Cambridge Terr., Cambridge Eileen Gott 10 Essex St., Stoneham Arline C. Hanson 55 Gardner St., Arlington James P. Holland 12 Manthoren Rd., W. Roxbury Margaret A. Imprescia 303 Bolton St., S. Boston Robert W. Joyce 25 Derne St., Everett Angela G. Kakos 11 Emerald Rd., Nahant George R. Karacek 350 Washington Ave., Chelsea Coleman Kelley 22 Hamblin Rd., Waltham Richard Kelly 37 Snow St., Brighton Anthony Kinahan 6 Terry St., Roxbury Leonard B. Kingston 17 Glendale St., Dorchester Robert B. Knowles 227 North St., Weston David LaCamera 14 Garrison Rd., Arlington James H. Lederman 211 Grovers Ave., Winthrop Frand L. Loring 294 Gannett Rd., N. Scituate Robert P. McDonough 140 Dent St., W. Roxbury Bruce M. McEnony 29 Hillcrest Rd., Milton Stephen M. McGouigle 65 Ellery Rd., Waltham Joseph McLaughlin 14 Rich St., Mattapan Edward A. Mavrer 50 Oak Ave., Belmont Frederick T. Mitchell 8 Richfield St., Dorchester Marguerite G. Mitchell 70 Aberdeen Dr., Scituate George A. Penta 244 Amley H'way, Revere Roberta C. Pearson 148 Winthrop St., Roxbury Barry A. Peoples 9 Overhill Rd., Natick Robert Pero 82 Lexington St., Burlington David A. Ranaghan 20 Belknap St., Somerville Rapricia A. Sampson 7 Highland Ave., Stoneham Joseph S.'Sqarano 13 Wiget St., Boston David B. Smalley 78 Sewall Ave., Winthrop Anne M. Smith 1014 Washington St., Dorchester Loretta Sotiros 21 Maud Graham Cir., Burlington Ronald Talge 1 Dart St., New London, COIIH- Genevieve Vileniskis 862 E. Fifth St., S. Boston Charles F. Warren 30 Chilton Rd., W. Roxbury Ab., qv ,1...- .-i' A jp fm .MJ Jw A K ,' -rfb -.fi 'gif 1' ,M -' 0, 5' , W . fri-13. ff., 'c' 'Y 4. .X ' 4 iii gk iw' wa ax' , K 'N3'Qk.g,,Xy:',3,w? 'f4f 7-f x A VJ V, , W 7 Qff ,,,jffYf'i 'L 'ii' am jaw? 1-5 1, , ab W-' V VE ms? L 0 mf., :fn Qu A wr' BV: 1- ,4. X ' img ' Y -JT: 2 fy X if gr w li : fi, 9 6212, E 3,5 ,U .w ,Q xx 235 - Q4 ,A fx sw 5 f we Q ,Q I5 1 ., N42 V2 . bi 1 gm EQ 'ff -:K - 'X ' Q53 'w52L.,- ,F-545 2 E fiil , MT Q41 f Q Q5 M W. I AQJL' , .fav R Sf QMS ifflw 34 .e sm wx as 14572 f 'Z L 1 -3...---- K OICZITIP '5 ,NA Q r' f v ,X :fi uf xf fw , ,I i ' ' 5 I f., If , UQ My In . 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