Massasoit Community College - Yearbook (Brockton, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 57 of the 1978 volume:

1 A MASSASOIT COMMUNITY COLLEGE gf? Qyqf fig? f: ' .4yc1g:g:- . 1' JW! 1225, I J. .' ., ,o'y'7'x ' '5Q-10:66:53 2 l L MAssAsmT cummummf QULLEGE Cover by June Chamillard ix f A ii 1F'f K iii' ' , ' 'V 4. ' A i Mage- C- Q7 J, I 3: I ' is - 41 Q 1 Dr. John Musselman, President of Massasoit Community College, is resigning his post as Chief Administrator of the college. Dr. Musselman, after ten years of dedicated ser vice within the Community College system, is retiring. The class of H78H wish to express their gratitude and best wishes for a job well done ....... W1 President Musselman n 1 . L .if 5, .0 a -.f DEAN JOHN OTIS we the graduating ciass of H78H wish to dedicate this yearbook to Dean Jack Otis, administrator, professor, friend and dedicated humanitarian. Through the past years, Dean Otis has spent many lengthy hours unseifishiy responding to the needs of the student body, as a iifeiine of communication throughout the college. It is with much gratitude and affection that we dedicate this yearbook to Dean Otis. . X M. Xhmf' ,AV Xcel K ' NZ: 'Z' 7 .f 1141, L 3,5323 2:1 w . .gif g 4 r as af ws X R n 1 , u E . x W Q .. r?A.:'.ez-g,Qgg,w2'- x ' 'fN,-Qswffrei , . . A 3, ,, ,W f,yN14,, wgdgfa .f, - .gxvzcjf,,::g,g.,fe,43,. 31+ Ls, f- '- , - ' . 'f ,.. w R I I l 7 V NN X11 RT .X . 1 -aw fy sf h X K . 'Tir' - '55 S ag 'Y' -. fa ,ml .rv if ' K V 1 1 . 1 V LTU,-il' .QV L Jas,-'v:.f Me. nf 355 1 T1 aa u E l 7 f f.-5 Q 'Q --N WP I 1?-:Due reef Many vital changes were to come about during the past two years at Massasoit. Our President for the past ten years, Dr. John Musselman, was to resign, there was a shuffling about of other Administrators at the college, the teachers, with the sup port of the student body, finally received a long-awaited and much deserved pay raise , a threat of level funding was close to becoming a reality, the Latch Program Ca program for stu- dents with special needsl was to become the model for the entire country, new programs and organizations came into existence, and at long last, four of Massasoits five new buildings were to be accepted. As the campus grew in size and diversity, students grew in know ledge and maturity. Massasoit was a productive stepping stone for many in pursuing a dream of higher education. As we leave Massasoit, we take with us two years of achieve- ments, remembrances of many struggles, as well as warm memories of the educators, counselors, and fellow students who played a supportive and essential role in helping us to realize a dream. .gin 'J I . . it , . 1 , ' - , ,Q J ' ' r 'r ll ,J ! Q f QI . . , ' 1 i - I X. t 'fl X 1 , There is a time for a11 seasons a time for sadness , a time for joy ! if I V ,s c xx , '6 I '. .of i A 41. MA, ... --W If I mi A W' M y. , -N1 F rfkfifd' I V-,,-yi: .1 ' ,hp- S, PROLOGUE This nClassbook of 78N was a challenge, one that many felt could not be met within the deadline. With just a few weeks and a limited, but dedicated staff to assist in the production and completion of the nClassbook of 78N, we have met that challenge. Perhaps, at times, doubtful ourselves, but always per- severing. What we lacked in quanti- ty of staff, we were surpassed in quality. To our two photographers, June Chamillard and Gene Cushing, who were always there, spending vacation time to assist in last minute photos, and for being at our beck and call, our heartfelt thanks to you both. Without you this would have remained just an- other unrealized dream. To the administrators, instructors, and counselors who tolerated last minute invasions into offices requesting photographs or advice, our inten- tions were well meant. Thank you for your graciousness and assistance. To the many of the student body, faculty members and administrators who were not available to be photographed because of the time element, our apologies to all. And to our staff, though few in number, who worked long tedious hours to complete this book and meet a deadline, your efforts were greatly appre- ciated. Though this classbook, in all physical actuality was lightly staffed there were many others who played an essential role in the uClassbook of 78up other students, faculty, counselors, and adminstrators who contributed ideas, photos, comments, and much needed support. This is our product of what these two years at Massasoit have meant to us. It has been a rewarding experience to have met the challenge, but more important to be able to share this memorable uClassbook of 78N with you ........... Janice Ridge, Editor STUDENT SENATE I -1 R .ix In lqin, 4 5 7 ff Tm, X! .f A x W ,T H: 'ds' W r 'L I f- -rv 4 1,1 .. In rx 3. gy, xx V L: 'fd as O -1, .Q 1 I S., 1. D T1 ,1 -A 4 -sf, 7'. v .11- 'ili- 1. K. Q... , va 1 'Te P 5 af U35 rv 'va Xisi QI , , v- ,J 1'S? 4. X Ajax , A x . we 9 few Eg W X . I ,,., , 1 it X ngigf - 9 A' Nwtvyi :,. in 1 1 - M A ive, ntl, .' 1.9-Q, 8 ROSEMARY HEALEY SAC COMMISIONER ' Q. fi '44 tx , fjfw , QF, A 3 Q4 52, 2 ' 5293: Sg9f e Senate Committee ,CJ J t e 5' e eMembe1'Q50o0'ft' t 5 . . e 2, Qsgswlthlifgevift students Wg, efwfapgo XZ t Q 'ts ffft f1ff1 'Hdem 564' Q65 ,fe e g F Q e to we Q, P 01- Sm 9 1 X res. pre dentsg m 'QXYQQQQGQ' O : Q ,EG EQ 'D Qpveg' .- M ' t 1 S956 1' Y 6 1-., A 'U , lekyf .57 1, -555506 ' Q5 N3 wats t , , if 5 t , e Q 'H e X x'5Y5,s0f, 09 S Qgfbqifggsx Q X e f NEWSPAPER EDITORS JANICE RIDGE HTHE MASSANGER CELIE SVAGZDYS HTHE ADEQUATE X.:-f ROSE MARIE BAIR HTHE VOICEH CF JM. FINE ARTS COMMITTEE PROGRAN MOVIE OF THE WEEK Jam Kudur film about one fzlmilyls joys :md surrovvs and za lovv ull fzxmilivs will want to l shzlrv. 3.555 16' , . C 11114 Chaz Llllll ,. . ., -5, ,vw-' 9 -S V' , I - 1 f , f' Jkxfl- r- 7 .V Y- lxJ5'y 'I' ' ' ' ' ' - 'x.Il'j ' ff V' - .- U-4 fx ' 2- M N, 1 in If l C. LQ. 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Feb. 19, 1978 - on sale in the D.C.E. office of I 2 P.M. - 33.25. dent Union Building. 83.00 per ,. s ' X .x..s.:.:3L' , ' 'z - ar.-VV:aa.-if 1-. QQ Q NWS ,,. 173 El . V 35. ,'i7 Zw.r '-gg-X, .45 jf i- fr. I 'r-if . These also will t n available through Division of Continuir Education. 33.25 per person. A limited amount of tickets are available for A CHORUS LlNE showing at the Shubert Theatre in Boston. Available week of Jan. 23, 1978 in Student Activities Office - G-18. The show is Jan. 27, 1978 - 85.00 per person - Two tickets per Nlassasoit ID. f +V. X1 Y was : , , '-.Q--v I-ef . W gnu'--wt .923-.N . we., 1 .lf A fa: . ' gf' 1 Q qzivqw' ' as .- .1 M .. Last vear's Stanle be playing again ih QU 7:35 p.m obody Didn't Like V' lv Kim Ekroth played Muffles, The cast of Ice Cream Mountain was polished and en- thusiastic. I , 0 f I , 1 The Little Theatre Company of Massasoit entertained over 500 people, both little and big, on the weekend of February 4th, The show was King of The Ice Cream Mountain , and the production was a sweet scoopful for the avalanche of k'ids who watched. X. r j . f f,'z Yu, I Bob Norkus played Zeno, the Wizard, with a sort of relaxed intensity Doug Bradt ' played King Bumpygruff - a man with ultra sore feet due to the fact that his shoes are on the wrong feet. Doug was consistently gruff and always a bit bumbly. x 1 , ' -Q '5 9, Q fu 1 f The makeup by Kenn Anania, Carole Brady and Kim Ekroth added immeasur- ably to the visual delights Director Vernon Behrens achieved the iight amount of fantasy fluff to enthrall the young audience. His staging moved well and his stage design for the ice cream mine was, excuse the cliche, good enough to eat. Vernon's first directorial stint was a success. E r 5 A 1 ' 4 Ice Cream Mountain Adding to the fantasy were colorful costumes designed and Mary as the exeeuted 'DY Mary Good. ' much-chased dragon. Anne Joyce was the Prmcess Happy, and she lived up to her name. Anne's pretty face and svelt movements charmed the crowd. G19 ' 1 N J X N Q 'Lg x .' -.-'g 'Q If 5 h s ,QP ' WWJX '5' ly if H -151 fi' Q J W H.. Tie Winners '-turf A r y 1 o'. 4 -. ' 1 GONG THAT GUY , , fc 'Zn FULL House AT MASSA DAY 'Guitar Piclxin' Dave D l es ey and Singer Kathy 454 Nm 0 d 'I Jeabogsiiqgyci Ped 11, oo 800 go I' 000' ' ble 'we 0 'bbs ' ,Rf .J X . uno A MIA VJ '7 - 2, M K YOU HAVE TO BE KIDDING YEARBOOK STAFF Q. XQ? s--ff 'nl ob FI E ART COMMITTEE ANN HYMAN Y W Q 5 5, W 4 w Mu M nj, A an ggi wg MH if T Q 4 1 . , . . . , . . 5 . gf W FWWMMuv ,,,,,,,K,.,w-. pi..?W,,,....,wu ,v , JL. .5 W? vepA HW W , ,s dh, Jrmmqgwm ,.m'Clf Mmm 'N 1fv1 Jf-iawwfx W ,,.,5,f. , J! ' ,.u.,, , , V, 0 3 I ' , 'Wm zW,'u 1y,' ,,f - M53 , , M, km. , x V ' 'W f! L1 r- I WY' gi f X s H 0 V4-V , - 0 Zorba BACKSTAGE Natahe Batchelder - The W1dow Q Mike Pevzner ET Qc QQ -Q? O ., w ,.. . V f , ,' A . V. . . . , 1 4 .. W Charles Cardoos MARGARET CHASE be A Ann Joyce - Hortense x hx tile? :ly ..,, V A . ew Q? .-,N . T 1 ez .-z. A I .Q x ,, - 3 - T , - ffmcli 'L xxx, f5X X tr , .A X X x Mfvw 0'swm Anthony Pestilli - zorba 12, 1 1 Paul B. Fi tzsimmons Dougfiirandt Georg Q NigT0 ' Nikos , 3,5 , ' sr nLife ISN Produced 8 Directed By MICHAEL PEVZNER The Massasoit Little Theatre Cor presents .1 ts gl cf., ' g. e nBoubou1inaU uFor the First Time' nButterf1y' Goodbye Canavarou 4 jig A v I r-llC1IjV5FfrJjb-lLJlrzlQ,lL?IdJ f 1 ' I fy E' 1 r .. i .Q'Q-f- df . X p 4 1 is L ' QGPQEMQ3? SENIOR POWERS Age shall not be a barrier when experience teaches all so move over you Spring children here come we Citizens of Fall! Customs no longer will dictate when we should gracefully with- draw, we firmly won't retire from life because of a sixty-five flaw! Dignity always, our banner we gather to proclaim our right to question a society or why our budgets are so tight! Peaceful people we always are look at us, you need not cower just be aware - anticipate - onward marches Senior Power! By June Chamillard The above poem was inspired by the Senior Seminar, spon- sored by the Women's Center, with Charles Niles, eighty-three years young, as the guest speak- er. Mr. Niles graduated last Spring from Suffolk University and is involved with the rights and equality of all Senior Citizens. Mr. Niles spoke on the topic of The Fences That Senior Citizens Build Around Themselvesu. The Battle To Be There are times when all seems lost but you will smile at any cost nod your head when the answer is no there are cobwebs but you will let them,go and There are times when all seems won but you still feel your dreams aren't done and you begin to think that you were cheated somehow the winner becomes the defeated and There are times when you don't lose or win but simply try to make the out an in you will tilt your head l ONWARD BUT UPWARD When I was six I dreamed I could fly At ten I dreamed when At fourteen I dreamed of war And when eighteen I dreamed of love and peace Now twenty four, I dream no more J.P. so that you can see who keeps the score in this battle to beC.B. THIS MAN Hollowed eyes within black rings, skin so shallow it slopes within structures strong, but weakness there old but young, afraid to care scrolls and stories prevade his mind Loss of self, in Search of find no sense of being, no path, no time . . . SPEAK I spoke of ambition. You spoke of success. Together we spoke of Wisdom I spoke of war. You spoke of peace. Together we spoke of Sadness. I spoke of death. You spoke of Life. Together we spoke of Etemity. Gene Cushing fail ediiiem 'ix 6 1 50905101 I It Q3-e o 3,95- aff It 68,551 949 MADONNA MULBEY, EDITOR g I doubt. I deny. g Then why, when the threatening sword H! is fy Hangs over my proud head q raa, tA,, I if Do I forget my doubt 'IIat' And fly to you? Thanks giving overdue WiII you not think it odd To hear me plea Invoiuntariiy N Oh, God! ? ' W... I qeuli I -I In Beaten to humbied knees X' ' I hammer at your door. Lord! J Answer you frightened chiid ang pr Come home once more! eq, 69 eitu8'C0-fflnan of Donna Zsirey 46500 peg Xkdxeny Q99 wmv osx A Jem R' Farnham 1,06 9099 We carvl H0881 of X' QE? ma LITERARY GUILD , fw rg I 1 Q66 ,bw ,fx 'inf-'fb E5-fx 'f5'fjN T TN, 1 s 1- F un ul Rivendell Co ee House XAKXM ' T ' enter 181718 Qowbe ge vie . , HOV X36 U11 - , ww sw wwe ber bfld t C0 ,, X14 41 Hy Liiqendeuebktef , 136 a fe between 2 and 5 dm, Lf, me Cjffemoo me ted Gavin? who yaiiefs' lbale Cogollsoredaytofl gil, Nov e9 , gio the 6 e b u ,WD- Swusfaxg item Tamarac from 2-5 PM 5 6 cafeteuj If10uSe y the Izfplhgs 10609 , Y in the cafeteria on November I 0111 2 appeal. Wen- 0 YGXDXXB 1977. ayto '5 p.,,,. ed 01 'Y Tamarac H C , sh ,, N11 , ..,... AY, . ' 4 RPM WORLD S0 EAR A D YET S0 F R ms WA ' Lf -4 1 . I Y , x A K .. 1 X ' ffl .X K X f l'l , fn 1 . ,- ,,4 ,.,. 5 l .Q . ,,- y I , - , ,. st - I. A , . 1 I ' ' x v K 11' . .'T ' f ,NI iw - , Q 5 ,. N Av ,M V1 X X, V 1 f x r A K 5 N X K. x - ..- K ,, .Nh , . 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Jim Ventola HHow can I answey a rhetorical quest1on?H I Dr. Maxwell HA few more details and the paper will be finen ,ii 5 , uf, 6 N W- v. . .. ev ,, YL- .5. w- , , 'Lt' -. X'-,'. ,v 5 Ed Balis I '5 v gl xx ,df 7 v I : x u . S ,e. fi , x 0 4 IN .:, V' ,- , g . I ' .2 ff' ' 6215 M John Chase Q r .f .J Kevin Mcwade a K Jos . Kennedy Q3 we ' S 'xl Dr. Delia Feeney fs mv Mgnke Pevzner J 1 'A .f f 1' Joe Cleary AQ ww M,fx g, S.. 'Im .RQ X J ' N fn R N R V 4 If Dennis Fitgerald Chip Downing ff ' 'Rs-T no M 5 ,. - W 5 1 X KX J . wvff. .T Q , q..:::'a 1, :sys 3364 ',,:-ay-1 V52 .. 15 1? YG? L Ivor De Silva Paul Gore f Xl' L Lillllil Qu Sam,Burohi11 ni.. AQ John Joseph arold Gay Dr. Marilyn Maxwell Coordinatgr of Latch Ll I '-iii..-i 1:-. I l P' ff I 1 X . l. 1. f X .... ,ul 5 X, rpftw- 1' ' if ' 1 ' ,'y , LATCH is a program for students of diverse backgrounds and ages who need additional assistance and support in meeting the academic requirements of the college. Latch at Massasoit Com unity College, a program that has been in existence for five years, has been recently recommended to Paul Parks, Secretary of Educational AFfairs,from the Massachusetts Minority Higher Education Advisory Cou cil Sub-Committee on the Youth Employment and Demonstration Projects Act of 1977 as a model for implementation of the Youth Employment and Training Programs in Massachusetts. Debbie Travis Latch Counselor we've trave1ed through a thousand yesterdays in search of wisdom and truth we're just beginning today and then onward towards tomorrow! wa 4- -- 5 E give. E 1352 ,y N ,L:!lx 'lL4,p Paul Gorman, Psychologist -X HA ELLEN LA VARNWAY, Hea1th Care Counse1or I NAOMI LOUISON,COORDINATOR,SLAM JOANNE MUEHL,DCE COUNSELOR GERRY GARVIN,COUNSELOR , E... ' 'L 1 . ?e 5 ' 3 in PETER MCPHAIL, V.A. REPRESENTATIVE X Jim Sullivan V.A. Cou selor R DR. TRUDY COLLINS Administration f9'! 31559 Dean Roy Simmons Dean of Students Ralph Sarro Dean of Admin. Norman.Gledhill Colin.Moran Acting Dean of Faculty Asst. Dean of Admin. f Gerald Reese Director of Admissions f L RANDALL GROMETSTEIN AFFIRMATIVE ACTION OFFICER DAN KIMBORONICZ REGISTRAR S , g NCQ RICHARD MURPHY ED GRIFFEY PLACEMENT DIRECTOR FINANCIAL AID DIRECTOR DIVISION OF CONTINUING EDUCATION PHIL PE DR. CARL KOWALSKI DEAN AGOLA ASSISTANT DEAN XA 111 JAMES P. YESS ASSISTANT T0 DEAN RAQEIESREAZQO DEAN lin 'Q ,. bhijis ,,,,.-an -hr ,Qu--R Classes In .ET flliii Q- , . A X 11 IB.-1 T f T COACH RUSSO, SOCCER T 1 E 1 BRUCE LANGLAN, ATHLETIC DIRECTOR A li. A Ixlk 'IJ vii, f. MASSASO IT ATH LETIC -- fs? , 5 ,S S5 'ov TOM ROGERS, HOCKEY COACH a '57 X gif: ' Ns L'-Q r C 441 '- xv, - 1 '?'f 8 in f fe v'f .ff 4 X C .H-Q ... N., 3 , ,S fx 31 e Q may Carol Lowell Mary Nickerson ANNIE. Second Team th, , .why M mm, N . Q 'WW' WW' 'llgw w igh w H .vnLf 'M W yli' Qilfigfflflliilwiii x- ' ff W1 ,www wif, fl fzif' WM Ryf1i'7f7Vf'W.. , who W iwflw l l o 'MW' IJGAWJ , 'gh Www! M M A J2'w3wm 2: ., ' o . 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SUPT QF BLDG BLIZZARD QF '78 To the Joggers, the Campers, the Skiers, the Bowlers, the Radio Station, the Jazz Coalition, the Vets' Club, the Chess Club, The Women's Center, Encore, the Christian Fellowship Club, those who became 'lifesavers' in the CPR course, the recepients of Green Key, Who's Who, and HAlpha Nu Omegan awards, and those others which have also been a part of the diversity and richness of the Massasoit experience, but which have not been represented photo- graphically, OUR THANKS! And to Stephen Tooker, who shared his ideas and enthusiasm, as well as his much welcomed objectivity, and Ed Monteiro, who helped to clear the pathways when necessary, ou gratitude and affection. Yearbook Staff Janice Ridge, Editor Jeanne Callahan 41 1 June Chanxlllard 8 Dave Phillips '1 Gene Cushing 'M t' rl 1 5 1 V 1 E l 1 Y . I 1 X V I 1 A