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

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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,

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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

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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