Merrimack College - Merrimackan Yearbook (North Andover, MA)

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Procurator B.A., Villanova College, Augustinian Collegeg M.A., Villanova University. ROBERT M. WESSON, 0.S.A. Chaplaing Assistant Professor, Theology A.B., Merrimack Collegeg M.A., Vil- lanova Universityg M.A., Augustinian College. tlnian College, Washington, D. C., M.A., Villanova University. I 'Ui-.1' PAUL C. THABAULT, 0'.S.A. Registrar A.B., Villanova University, Augustin- ian College, Washington, D. C., M.A., Catholic University. - 1 ' PAUL T. KAMIDE, 0-.S.A. Assistant Clmplaing Instructor, Theology A.B., Villanova Universityg M.A., Augustinian Collegeg M.A., Villanova University. MVA 1 VIR-GINIA C. O'NEIL Dean of Womeng Associate Professor, Education B.S., 'State College at Snlemg M.Ecl., Harvard University. SIMEON E. LeGEN4DRE, JR. Placement Directorg Associate Professor, Business Law B.S., Boston Collegeg LL.B., LL.M., Boston University. I1 Y 5. l PHIIJLIP A. COSTELLO Librarian A.B., Boston Collegeg M.S. in L.S., Simmons College. iff' JOSEPH A. I-IARRINGTON Director of Guidance: Assistant Professor, Psychology A.B., College of the Holy Crossg M.Ed., Boston College. JOSEPH C. NAHIL Alumni Relations and Development B.S., Merrimack College. 1 ' . . , . fig. -ggi JA-:gi -- ELIZABETH O'BRIEN Cataloguer A.B., Lake -Erie Collegeg M.S. in L.S., Carnegie Institute of Technology. fi ALBERT R. JURGELA Guidance Counselor B.S., University of Rhorle Islanclg M.EcI., Boston College. pu-sei' WILLIAM S. LaR0'CHELLE Director of Athletics B.S. in Ed., Boston Universityg M.Ed., Salem State College. i I - A f 4 Q y i 1 X r ' t , 1. Y A :fix , - Y I PATRICIA L. 0'BRIE'N Reference and Circulation Librarian A.B., Merrimack Collegeg M.S., Sim- mons College. .1 'Wifi' ' ,gkfffif if - Q? C'HAR'LES O. AHONEN Chairman, Department of Physicsg Professor BS., Wayne Universityg M.S., Uni- versity of Michigang Ph.D., University of Michigang Visiting Fulbright Lec- turer, Oulu, Finland. FRANK P. 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ERNEST 'F. COSTELLO, JR. 17 gn bt ' Assistant Director, Division of Arts and Sciencesg 'C' ., Associate Professor, Physics A.B., Boston Universityg M.S., Ph.D., Lehigh University. -' CHARLES H. CURRA-N Instructor, Philosophy ,. ,, A.B., Providence Collegeg MS., Brhlon Universityg , M.A., St. Slephen's College. The teacher 'iYes, Madam, we know your daughter made the Dean's List . . . yes, Madam, tornorrow,s paper . . . me 1 l4 'iff' l i 1 11, v. i who walks in the A 1 H .I VI A R H J. DAVID DAVIS - Assistant Professor, Chemistry B.A., Champlain Collegeg M.S., University of Vermont: Ph.D., Lowell Technological Institute. REV. GERARD 'F. DENNEN Associate Professor, Philosophy A.B., Immaculate Conception Seminary, Huntington, N. Y., M.A., Ph.D., Fordham University. so JOHN uevsus -.. I ,,f'g,:f Associate Professor, Physics B.s., Ms., Ph.4D., Boston University. l-or ROBERT J. 'DIRKMAN Assistant Professor, Electrical Engineering B.S. in E.E., Tufts Universityg S.M.E.E., Massachusetts Institute of Technology. shadow of the temple, among his followers .... X -QI, X-Q KATHRYN F. DNOUGLASS Acting Chairman, Department of Englishg Associate Professor , B.5., M.A., Auburn Universityg Pl1.D., University of Illinois. KEVIN F. DWYER, O.S.A. Instructor, Theology A.B., M.A., Villanova Universityg M.A., Augustinian College. HU00-LONG FANN Assistant Professor, Physics B.S., Taiwan Norman Universityg Ph.D., University of Maryland. ALBERT A. FORGAC Professor, Languages B.A., M.A., Ph.D., LL.D., Universite de Parisg M.A., Berlin Universityg M.A., University of Mexicog LL.M., Yale Universityg Chevalier des Palmes Academiques. JOSEPH T. FLIBBERT Assistant Professor, English A.B., Assumption Collegeg M.A., Boston College. LAURENCE D. FRIZZELL A Professor, Chemistry B.S., Bowdoin Collegeg M.A., Ph.D., Harvard University. EDWIN J. 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Sc., New York Universityg P.E., New York, Georgia. 1561-. .V ' A We it .4 EDWARD F. GRITSAVAGE Assistant Professor, Biology B.S., King's Collegeg M.S., Catholic Universityg Ph.D., Michigan State University. Y u.,:.....-,-,.e!,. .qw 1 -W Y Y , ,i w e ' VZ.. , ,, 1 iw u tl 11 wi FREDERICK J. GUERI-N Associate Professor, Chemistry B.S., M.S., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Ph.D., New York Uni- versity. Instructor, Biology A.B., Merrimack College. if -W BEVERLY A. HARDACRE '. U s f 'V L WILLIAM E. HASKELL, JR. Assistant Professor, Civil Engineering B.S. in C.E., Tufts Universityg M.S. in C.E., North eastern Universityg Registered Land Surveyor, Massa chusettsg -P.E., Massachusetts. fOn leave of absence.l ORDELLE G. HIL-L Assistant Professor, English Pl1.D,, University of Illinois. THOMAS 'P. HOGAN . ,, Associate Professor, Economics if B.S.C., University of Iowag M.A., Boston College. P CHARLES J. HUELSBECK Associate Professor, English A.B., The State College of Iowag M.A., Colorado State Collegeg M.S., University of Wisconsin. ANTONIO JORGE Associate Professor, Economics A.B., Ph.D., University of St. Thomas of Villanova, Havana. . . . gifves not of his wisdom but rather of his faith and his lofvingness. . . A.B., Augustana Collegeg M.A., Auburn Universityg 1 MARGUERITE KANE Instructor, Political Science A.B., Merrimack Collegeg M.A., University of Mas- sachusclls. DONALD A. KEARNS Chairman, Department of Mathematics Irofessor A.B., M.A., Ph.D., Boston University. X GQTTIBP BERNARD M. KELLMURRA1' ,.i-L..-Arg i U ' Assistant Professor, English 4' ' We, ff 'W , sir. WW L 6-Ilan-viii 'hail 5 QA, X 51.5.63 I Q L. X far -I1 E9 33 FE 9 - J-s 1 ff-Wifi, ? 2iiil','fT,:5ii''f M .F E555 'f Q3 '2 S ' ' 1 if: , '15 from . 1 , 2 f . nv , ' ,. i fl, gi-, R -' ' ' -.,p'TSNA.: :Q 1 Z' 1: , .1 :': , , J- f ' . '- 4: ' 1' -, n 5 ' 11 ' ' .ff A Y ' I U - sw., I - 1 1 s ', Z '- w -' VZ: ' it AL' ..- . ' Hifi'-' A.B., M.A., Yale University. 'I ' A JAMES P. KELLY Assistant Professor, Philosophy B.S. in B.A,, Sl. Joseph's Collegeg M.A. in Theology, Ph.D. in Philosophy, St. John's University. New There is a mistake somewhere in my notes, you find it. It's good exercise for you. ir.-rev:-1-WEEE, ROBERT D. KEOHAN Assistant Professor, English B.S. in B.A., Merrimack Collegeg M.S. in Journalism, Boston Uni- versityg M.A., Boston University. 'ROBERT E.. KENNEDY., JH. Instructor, History fYearbook Moderator! A.B., Johns Hopkins Universityg M.A., Boston College. RAY B. KNOOHUIZEN Associate Professor, Accounting B.S., Southern Methodist Universityg M.B.A., Harvard Universityg C.P.A., Texas. What do you mean? You want the other half of MY lunch. WN WILLIAM F. KENNEDY Instructor, Physics B.S. in E.E., University of Massachu settsg M.S. in E.E., Northeastern Uni versity. .51 eff' uf N J, -it-Q . 7 . x,-..-'. f -T: T' w. Allie. -.fr J..:J. JOHN T. LAWLOR Professor, Biology B.S., University of M3SS3CllU58llSQ M.A., Ph.D., Harvard University. U C .N nf JB STEPHEN A. LEONE Assistant Professor, Chemistry B.S., M.S., Boston Collegeg Ph.D., University of New Hampshire. MAJOR WILLIAM F. LONGWELL U.S.A. fRetiredl Professor Emeritus BS., U.S. Military Academyg B.S. in C.E., University of Iowag M. in Engr., Yale Universityg P.E., Massachusetts. . .ff : it - . - -1-:?.t-.-1 an rn -: .- ....:5:...iff.. 'sf - ' X ill Jul . my 4 L. ,t , ' .Tff P W x J r ff L '14 , no 13523 4 . .. 7 JA- . 1: 1 I - ,gg HF- , L . w. . V .45 ' . THOMAS W. LEAVITT Assistant Professor, History A.B., St. Michael's Collegeg M.A., Boston Collegeg M.A., Harvard Uni- versity. Ji ALPHONSE M. LESINSKAS Assistant Professor, Languages Marion College, Lithuaniag M.A., University of Vytautas the Great of Kaunas. LAWRENCE J. LOONEY Assistant Professor, Economics A.B., Merrimack Collegeg M.A., Bos- ton College. g e . ,WU ,,,. t E? PHIL-IP H. LEE Associate Professor, Business Administration B.S., M.B.A., Syracuse University ist' nf, i' PAUL L. LONARDO Assistant Professor, Languages A.B., M.A., Boston University. .1 NEIL J. McGETTIGAN, 0.S.A. Assistant Professor, English A.B., Villanova Universityg M.A Catholic University. l 27 IRENE McGRAVEY Instructor, Chemistry A.B., Emmanuel College. JAMES A. McGRAVEY Assistant Professor, English B.S., Boston University. GEORGE J. McLAUGHLIN, 0.S.A. ' Assistant Professor, Economics A.B., Villanova Universityg M.A., Catholic University. ' JAMES P. McLAUGHLIN 4 Assistant Professor, Biology i A.B., Merrimack Collegeg M.S., Boston College. fOn leave of absence.i . . . gf he is indeed wise he does not bid you enter the house of his ski me Xl v 5.31 3 H, X in sn .Z MQ Y J ,S M H A H f me Ez mm wmggg og my-EQ Hef..5s X Q ' W X N wg it 5 , ., . Ei.. ' T? f .1 lv , . . f ' - - f ' as , Y 4 , -:V W -F.. ' 4 F , V, 1 Q: 4, 1 A , 1 ' x , V 1,5 'fi Y - 2 4: - 'u'x.' .. l E ' M' , i K.. l . .f'l ' .' -,fy L 1 ,,-,.....- V Q- , 1 .,...T.h , . ... '4 ----1' 'T ' . , X ' .. w ' , j Y Y ' - 5 U hr . ,j EY.. J ,, i Y HOOSHANG MAHDI Assistant Professor, Electrical Engineering M.S. in E.E., M.E., Stevens Instituteg M.S.,in Physics, Northeastern University. CATHERINE C. MEANEY Professor, Accounting B.S., Simmons Collegeg LLB., Portia Law Schoolg C.P.A., Massachusettsg M.Ed., Boston University. ALBE-RTO MEDINA, O.S.A. Associate Professor, Philosophy A.B., Royal College of Valladolid, Spaing M.A., Catholic University. HERBERT H. MEYER Assistant Professor, Philosophy 'y Liccntiale, College of St. Jolm Berchmans, Germany: A.B., SS. Cordis Jesu College, Germanyg M.A., Loyola University. wisdom, but rather leads you to the threshold of your own mind f !'N it-317 WILLIAM T. MONAHAN, 0.S.A. Chairman, Department of Theology, Professor A.B., Villanova Universityg Augustinian College, W35ll- ington, D. C. ENNIS J. MONTELLA Assistant Professor, Mathematics A.B., M.A., Boston College. OOO -ff-in . -- P ,, W- RICHARD W. NICE Assistant- Professor, Psychology B.A., Monmouth Collegeg M.A., Ari- zona State University. GGTllIHiS memon djuice-ugmh! 97 5' fl JOHN J. MURPHY Assistant Professor, English A.B., M.A., St. John's University, New York. RAYMOND E. OZIMKOSKI Associate Professor, Mathematics B.S., M.S., Fordham University. A-f FREDERICK 'D. PETERSON Assistant Professor, Sociology A.B., Merrimack College: M.A., Bos- ton College. .ga ' UNA . V. ,- A. 4 . m , ,- 4 A .J X. ,i f fi if Q ' Yi 'K gn Q -' f f '....5yN f I if U lifi If'Y1.,.f,t-' V ghfm.-5, . 21. . -'fam 'fill' .. 'L' - - ' ,':l'. ' -'VI wt., 1 1 A , 1 ANNA RADZUKINAS Chairman, Department of Secretarial Administration Professor B.S., M.Ed.. Boston University. l RALPH P.PARRoTTA Associate Professor, Engineering Science B.S., Northeastern University, M.A., Boston Collegeg M.S. in M.E., North- eastern Universityg P.E., Massachu- setts. 'Y I .'v'- n . 1 '7. ' , H '.'v.iv:N1-' A-t ,. m 37 . . 'td Mgr' J ,.3ly,,K5ywt'wf ,V - . 1 ,af X 'E A U ' ' , -.,f', If .-s -P - 5 .h I2 1 -' 1 'F 2 M X.. f 4 N. ' kv 4- I X r SIDNEY H. PHILLIPS Associate Professor, Management A.B.., Dartmouth Collegeg M.A., Stevens Institute of Technologyg Ph.D., New York University. 7? '5 WESLEY H. RANDIQG fCECl U.S.N. lRet.J Associate Professor, Civil Engineering B.S., U.S. Naval Academyg C.E., M.C.E., Rensselaer Polytechnic In- stituteg P.E., Massachusetts. I JOSEPH A. PAVEJLCAK Assistant Professor, Mathematics A.B., College of St. Thomasg M.A., University of Massachusetts. . - RONALD M. PIKE Chairman, Department of Chemistry Professor B.S., M.S., University of New Hamp- shireg Ph.D., Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 3 . , Wigs . ff.. . ms. , Mt' I 1 541 1' G f3Z?f'!.'fif'Q'i-iV5lt'llE' ' 52- 'W 1. wqagegQ5e:f'1!fff2 me fir '.':,4f.',x1ft.'.1z1ti Ni ' 1. m,.:gs:sQsgf7 ff'jfMf26'.,aw,tmnat ill.. 1, 'fiialjfw W W. '- hw-Vw' .n.'.fff.fffsff f44w.:1f Ii J., yi!1Qfag,.f.gj.g,gfsZ1ss's5g,,.1in... ,295-'-Qwwffl. '. A if .:'mL'k-' rl tx: WZ? -. -fl-ft DAVID E. RAYMOND Instructor, Fine Arts A.B., Catholic University. CHRISTIAN A. RETERA, O.S.A Associate Professor, English Ph.D., University of Amsterdam. EDWARD G. RODDY, JR. Chairman, Department of History Professor A.B., Harvard Universityg M.A., PILD., Georgetown Um versity. . . . 901' the fvision of one man lends not its wings to another man JOSEFINE G. ROLANDO Assistant Professor, Mathematics Ph.D., University of Havana. THOMAS E. ROLANDO Associate Professor, Mathematics Ph.D., University of Havana. 1- KURT ROTHSCHILD ii Professor, Phys ics Ph.D., Illinois Institute of Technology. .IO-HN W. ROYAL Assistant Professor, Mathematics B.A., M.A., University of Maine. , Kimi N- : '. 1,2 rf Alu . 'H ----1 gn ,Y ,,,, , W- - ,,,, -mu - Q P it or at t . ri.. F i 1 3 1 H 1 . 9 I Darn it! The wind got the library plans again JAMES J. ST. GERMAIN Chairman, Department of Political and Social Sciences Professor, Political Science Ph.B., Providence Collegeg M.A., University of Con- necticut. PAUL A. SHEA Associate Professor, Sociology A.B., Tufts Universilyg M.A., Catholic University. .l'0HN J. SIFFERLEN Assistant Professor, Electrical Engineering B.S. in E.E., University of Notre Dameg M.S., North- eastern Universityg 'P.E., Massachusetts. JOHN J. SNYDER Assistant Professor, Philosophy A.B., Notre Dame Universityg M.A., University of To ronto. f f ' 'T':1?E'f-f-- 1.3 ,r F f ' , ' Q .I , ', at. J s ,ij I .J f ' ' 'I' , M. . '. j I V' , , 1' 5 ,- .-.' A u-rm, ' .. .I +2 f, j 33-E l X r'f,:f,.. ...'1hi, Y' 5 t- . f1f51J-if ill' ,f'1f. ? !fff7iil i ,, . .. ., 1 I' W Nl if 1 11 JOSEPH E. SARSENSKI Instructor, Civil Engineering B.S. in C.E., Clarkson Collegeg M.S., in C.E., Cornell University. nn. JUNE BRODERICK SPURK Assistant Professor, History A.B., Merrimack Collegeg M.A., Bos- ton University. WALTER A. SOCHA Associate Professor, Education and Psychology A.B., M.A., Catholic University. , JOHN J. SULLIVAN Assistant Professor, Economics B.S., M.A., University of Connecticut. JOHN H. SPURK Assistant Professor, History B.S., Boston Collegeg Diploma, Center of High European Studies, University of Strasbourg. K..-T -. f,gA.i -- DANIEL TAMBASCO Assistant Professor, Physics B.S., Union Collegeg Ph.D., Univers- ity of Iowa. -G9 , 'L ANNA MAE WALSH Assistant Professor, Physics A.B Manhattanville Colle e' M.S., -Q E a Ph.D., Fordham University. '95-s, HENRY J. WEEKS, O.S.A. Associate Professor, Theolokgy A.B., Villanova Universityq M.A., Catholic University. JOHN VALOIS Chairman, Department of Education and Psychology Professor M.A., Ph.D., Catholic University. Hr' THOMAS F. WALSH, O.S.A. Associate Professor, Theology A.B., Villanova Universityg Au- gustinian College, Washington, D. C.g M.A., New York University. GEORGE W. WERMERS Chairman, Department of Biology Professor A.B., Merrimack Collegeg M.S., Bos- ton Collegeg Ph.D., University of Minnesota. JOHN J. WARREN Chairman, Department of Philosophy and Humanities Professor A.B., LaSalette Seminaryg M.A., Bos- ton Collegeg Ph.D., Laval University, Quebec. RAYMOND J. ZIEGLER Director, Division of Business Administration Professor B.B.A., M.B.A., University of Toledog Ph., University of Florida. Campus Life QA calendar of people . . . A calendar of people searching for tomorrow's promised insight . . . interacting, influencing, changing mid November rains and busy schedules . . . the whirl of mixers, dances, and parties mingled with overdue papers, midnight oil, and months of melancholy Mondays . . . a lifetime of winter days and nights warmed by the presence of friends and solutions to life over a cup of coffee . . . welcome vacations, anticipated returns, daily routines, and final exams . . . striving to bury an avalanche of inadequacy and doubt with pure effort and ambition while waiting for the brightest day to lift the cloud and bring the season of fulfillment .... These are the people and this is the place .... u ' ',.4 ,1,, I . nu -. .um- 3 W W W HN 1 W M M MM, ' + V MF fMU ++ 4 WU! HINNQN ,Wx W N w yw. .W W vw ww -4- -m 1- 1 ' , H W W M l .ll hmm' ' ' mn, I,n'31,,1 1,1 W ., W M ww! un. ,w 'W H F if if-lg - :I i Patience . . . to stand in crowded lines, to complete endless forms, to attack befuddled ideas 1 'r 1 N W w ' I ' ,... M' ' 1 1 . ' , , 1 QM: . V 'wliii ' ' 49: 1 ' 1411 F5 ' V ' AI., 'F' if , I . A W N X W N , H, , N ' W 1 W w KH V uw ,- W . 39 ,A M I P 40 o 3 A :S 1 ,yfvpgf . .- ' 149' ' .11 J' Z, '7 - , A 41534 W 'ff' moments alone . . . but always with a book f .vw w - f ,-wwf 235. ff. -1 ,- mwq., 3..- are -9-,, H Qpw-, w TG' Y . .ee 1 J, ?lL .14 Q,j?Lf,v W.x :m Y , 1 H if I N 1 1-5, gg- 1137 H gfilzfffisw .-f '17 b , H -figfl ,k J , ?1'. , if 5 A ff gig P W ., f -EL Q . A... f . .,, Q. ,C .i'i'g4F5y .. 4, -W r s- fx 15, E., -, 3,-l my r .Pl ya Ei H F -ff ' 'R . 3,-, ' - '. -. --- :vw - - . , f.'.,.:am SL -.-13,31 ' Q K-1 - - 'iff it-., +1 -X 2,141 v - fi? em' , H Q-W, - Zliilff' , X - H B N 1 I . ,- ' fl W 6 'n 9, , +g ,I . I f is f r' 5 ' - A .ta ' 'Lf--' f lm- , ' -.fri l g .ICF Q -1, , -F ' . if Q11 -' Lic ., ' H l rm- . V , T - -'V .,,... study pressures alefviated through chosen activities dorm life comfort . . . the intimate pleasure of carefree relaxation :4 ,fu 2 'nie' gi: i has ., ,'l,,,:,,Us- 56. .-151 I. fig-qu gn ,gf :,..:1rF5-qzfff ,J,.- . . : : 'w'- 11rxi+M3!,Q-Ji ,W I al? -H .gL.eug. N. 'T ' ' ,, Z W:,.- 7iW: '5f?WfQ1' QS! ...?5U19,.rQ1H.f'L1b I' ...NN .Agua- ' ID the weekend world of Lew's, mixers, , . ,BE-gg f .A WN K , . Concerts , and parties v these were the people and this was the place ve--1 'V W-If - f . ---.A-,-,M,. , LWQ H' ,Mg . ..-..,, ..., Lg Q.: V, M :gp jx Li ffl ?p: . -hgjigil 3 N 'GT N I Qflctifvities . . . responsibilities seen and accepted . . . From the darkness of directionless wandering man seeks company and the challenge of a collective goal . . . the light of individual enthusiasm channeling potential to a far reaching result . . . publica- tions, fraternities, and the student government forming a framework of collective effort . . . excitement of student campaigns awakening realizations of work ahead . . . deadlines clouding initial enthusiasm . . . smoky meetings and endless projects measuring the long road from September's work to February's fulfillment . . . wintry clouds of doubt finally vanishing with the knowledge of effort well-spent, of purposeful leadership, of responsibility seen and accepted, of a mutual goal attained . . . Remembering activities . . . remembering with war- ranted pride an accomplishment molded by many hands . . . This is the sun .9 .P- WX4 .+.v '-i. , ..-:P , ' J X . , - :V .3 ...Q ..v a--wg.. .V 1, x Q- iw W, sg .xbkg H .. ...y - . . Ny X Hx MERRIMACKAN V' sy-'1':g' 1wg g wil' A 2 N . A V I A , Our yearbook stall' may he limited by a budget, but they really don't have to work in the dark. What are Merrimack girls made for? Why to do the paper-work for the Merrimackan, of course. 'L . . . asdf . . . jklg . . . .lust see if I offer my services as a typist again . . A yearbook theme is something that coheres, flows and develops. Once it is found the temptation is to feel that the task is finished. A yearbook is not an esay task, for a great deal of planning goes into each page. Pictures must be taken, writing must be produced, and business matters must be handled with careg all these are fused into the pro- duction of this book. If our staff is to succeed, it must suffer, work, and then undergo the agony of time. If in future times this book brings enjoyment to you, if it renews memories, then we, the yearbook staff. will have succeeded in our task. I know it's a foolish question, Mr. Kendrick, but are you sure that's the proper way of doing it? i 1 1 I n E Appearing backward in this pic- ture, the Warrior staff is actu- ally looking forward to the fu- ture. ftx f' .-' Editor Ron McAllister takes time out from his busy deadline schedule to pray for a news flash. The purpose of the Warrior, the reason for its existence is Merrimack College. The members of the staff, through their own efforts, are afforded a valuable understanding of the Merrimack community as they probe, inquire and in- terpret the facts which make up the community's intricate workings. It is the aim of the staff to share the insights they have gained by this experience. By so doing, it is hoped, a more aware, more conscientious student body is de- veloped. But the progress of the student body, of the school itself, of anything is a result of social interaction. It is the Warrior staff and its ability to interact on all levels, both among others and among its own members, which is the real cause of the Warrior's success. l l fl7T'lTl'l'Tl I W , I hi ' an A-.af Xigfi: .,.- 'JI . 5 K .V , K .V , . .luv vv, ', V- ,' A , , .,1-1-I--33-x .,,,L...--1- ' -,Q . ' I - J, 1, i ty WARRIGR N ,K , ,J I' ' ,f 'VD l -. ff' The Warrior stall' has the dist-inction of being able to fill more ash trays in less time than any other group ou campus. But, Mary Anne, do you really think we should use a six inch, three column picture of the new tree in front of the dorm . . . ? After completing another issue of the S.B.K. weekly, the Warrior editors stop and pose for the P.K.T. scrapbook. -li PE MA CLUB CARILLO 4 iv 1. .4 , - I - -V.: , 4 3- -.ln I r 1 . .,. wg., Hg glsvlrg Y .1 Literary talent cannot be left entirely to personal inspiration. It must be care- fully guided and developed to fruition. The Penman Club exists for this purpose. It offers students the opportunity to express themselves in prose and poetry, and to receive direction in the perfection of their writing talents. The Carillon is Merrimaclds literary magazine. Sponsored by the Penman Club, it solicits essays, short stories and drama from students in all fields. With the assistance of Mrs. Ground, its moderator, the Carillon strives to main- tain the excellence and position of esteem it now enjoys. . 4 .ls i 1-I, i 5 5 .J : f , ,Z I l y Ii? 4 f . , . 1 ,' 3 ' i ii E 1' W ij M il Ii '- X-sam 5 i , . 'T W W W W W W W WW W WW W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W WW W W W W . W The newly structured Women's Dormitory Council, reduced in membership W W D G and increased in activity this year, serves the resident women in all aspects of W W dormitory living. ' W Chosen by the resident women to represent them, the council acts as an appeal W W I board, a dormitory-living coordinator, a mediator to the Dean of Women, W and a sponsor for various cultural and social events. W W W W W W W W W W The Interfraternity Council of Merrimack College is comprised of W representatives of all the fraternities on campus. Its main function is W to coordinate the various activities, curricular and extracurricular, in W W W INTER- W ' W FRATERNITY W COUNCIL WW W W WW W g Confusion gives Way to understanding as Father McQuade 4'Another interruption? You'd think we had clarifies the facts of the situation. nothing to do around here. If NM Following a tour of Southeast Asia. Senator Edward Kennedy visited Mer- rimack's campus to explain the situation in Viet Nam and to discuss our Ameri- can policy in the war. Composed of elected representatives from four classes, the Student Council of Merrimack College supervises and coordinates all extra-curricular and co- curricular activities of the student body. It acts also as a liaison between the student body, administration and faculty. Through the efforts of the Council a new faculty-administration committee has been established to discuss problems arising within these three groups. It is the desire of the Council that its poten- tial role at Merrimack become a reality. Aiding Chairwoman Anne Marie Mona- han in performing the administrative duties of the Student Council are Rita Lancaster, Vice-Chairwoinang Peggy 0'Keefe, Secretary: and Bob 0'Neill. Treasurer. ?. tu vc H ff f - iff? i Barret McGurn, renowned foreign correspondent, and Michael Cope, noted journalist and world traveller, were among thc speakers in thc Student Council lecture series. Mr. McGurn discussed 6'The Fruits of the Ecumenical Council. and Mr. Cope spoke on the topic of Red China Today. STUDE T CGUNCIL l ga ini f lt'.l is V? 4 C' PHI K PPA THETA Q is l Phi Kappa Theta, an International Catholic social fraternity, has for its main objective the building of better Catholic young men who have a strict sense of Christian morality and an appreciation of the values of scholastic achieve- ment. In accord with this, the brothers are encouraged to participate actively in the fraternity's, and Merrimack's religious, academic, athletic, and social activities. The chapter is also engaged in performing many services for the school and various charitable organizations in the surrounding communities. The brothers of Phi Kappa Theta are proud to number in their ranks Richard Cardinal Cushing, Archbishop of Boston, and the late president, John Fitz- gerald Kennedy. .1 . J 5 .: Q I, A :t...,y,s,.,:, .4 : f 7? ,ph-X, V.. -si. :L If Q? lX:1:x7'f 4 ' - X f , X - 5 s.X-ssh at Q, af-- A sal-, ' K' Jw . warg- E 'Wu -,I K A PL Q' J 5 'ffl sigf H sew X, , N ,-N43 .mm 'gig if ffalP?g3.f'+i 5. Setting the standard is a difficult task. 'Phi Kappa Theta can pride itself on continuing to achieve the level of lead- ership for which it strives. CIPKG SENIORS Thomas Bechard Philip Brady Bruce Burgess James Burns Richard Collins Maurice Cyr Richard Cumberland Joseph DeCola Frederick Egan Ronald Erickson Rohert Despres David Farmer James Ferraro Peter Firla Frank Griswold Richard Hare Donald Kaich J UNTORS Michael Beach James Brocato Louis Caron Joseph Consentino Jack Cronin David Doherty Gregory Ducette Frank Flatlcy Brendon Hare Paul Harvey John LeVangie Richard Letarte David MacDonald John Macklin William Marsden Paul McHale Terrance Monahan Michael Moore Frank Morris John Mugavero John Mullaly Richard Noonan Robert Noonan Frank Romano Ronald Ruais Richard Stulgis Robert Warland James LaBua Roger Melanson Brian McGuiness Michael Murray Richard Murawski David North Ronald Palaia Donald Pasini Paul Sandor Frank Sendrowski John Kendrick E SOPHOMORES Kevin Broderick Edward Brookes Thomas Carrol Theodore Craft Jeffery DeMarie Michael Fee Thomas Gately Joseph Graceffa John Gunn Paul Malvey Kevin 0'C0nnor William 0'Meara Robert McCusker David Shaheen : Us ee H H H WA 3 L ,,,11,w. f say 3-A - .A H H 5 ,iii 1 1 rl r Qgm 'N ,1 I., I N .is 5 as Wm 2559 as 152943-4' 5 P M e JJ Farrar Eli 'rs 5 an I 'fc'-- 1i1.'f'2.. ..3g. r A . - ,- . af, 'fi - 1 -ffqll Wi' .4-- SIGMA BETA KAPPA X M U wpfu n'no-Ft'FM'ilTn'4nf1TNlmiflal-thin'M 'lWll'r1f1mFliFliWTFW M 4 Sigma Beta Kappa is a national Catholic Social Fraternity founded on the ideal of establishing a solid basis of true friendship among its brothers, and fostering the development of character and campus leadership. The Zeta Chapter of Sigma Beta Kappa, the oldest fraternity on campus, along with promoting its ideals of brotherhood, provides the administration of the College with a closely knit organization prepared to promote the spirit and general well-being of the College community. Biannually, Sigma Beta Kappa affords the men of Merrimack with an opportunity to take the first step in a process of growth and development directed towards the ideal of a Christian gentlemen. The Executive Board of Sigma Beta X I ' 'rl 1 'TCT Kappa must not only provide the Fra- , i . . 5 t' l je t ' 'Q ternity with eifective leadership, hut ' N N also it must exhibit in the college com- p munity the ideals towards which each I brother strives. ,'??5'QjLwXx W ' SF- xc , 5' f4qff39,.lf It 4 44 , -x , 4 tt' 1 get we - t X! ,B ali A WH- ,,, H, sf, My ,,., ' 1. H 1:1 ,EN 9 p . 5' Fr' 4 .I I, ..,- .':, John Adiletti Leighton Detora Paul Elston John Emery Chuck Giordano Fred Haddad Donald Hayden Leo Hogan Charles Maloy Thomas Manning Larry Bestin Robert Condon Richard Conti Frank Dechaies George Doherty Patrick Fitzgerald John Hughes James LeBlanc SENIORS Donald McGrath Charles Menary John Ohert John Perrone William Perrone Jay Rutkowski Frank Samhucetti H. Terrance Samway John Windle J UNIORS Paul Luther James McBride Joh11 McDermott James McDonald Edward Slomha Charles Stevens Christopher J. Warner Steve Toomey SOPHOMORES Thomas Allen Richard Archung Jed Donahue Clip Fisher Luke Gilmore David Grieves John Handfield James Kirley Lou Lalli Peter Larkin John Leary I Peter Leven Robert Lucido James McKillop Robert Morgan William Norkunas John 0'Connor Ralph Pape Joseph Souney Robert Minor 'Wm EF, V M ,HY 5- J Qs w 1 'ef W 'Y' S 'Ir Y M5 A rg at M x is , 1 sau uw uw uw uw! m 4 1. wi in J? ,E 'S if llll llilll l 4 . li, I lipiiylsulrjlqilh X! I'llIl,fl f ill' Mill In ML'M ll! I l ilrrilr' 'li 1 H' VH if-fi. rl mr. ,, i ,, v., fill' . , 1 , it rl Jolla' all The Sanctuary Society provides our male students with the opportunity of becoming more involved in the re- ligious life of the campus by assisting at Mass. This gives them.a chance to practice their faith in a more active role. Serving on the altar of God engages the interest and dedication of these men and affords them an added share in the beneiits of their religion. SOCIETY The Collegiate Sodality of Our Lady, Mother of Good Council, is the oldest organization for Catholic action on campus. It gives our students an opportunity to discuss Christian principles and how they are a part of the everyday lives of the student body. The Sodality provides an atmosphere for one to examine his faith in a practical light, and to participate in activities that will expand this opportunity to his fellow students. SCDALITY 'T 5 by l 3 Y' i i 1 l l i I i fv 5-'f TE? SANCTUARY 2 4 The Lay Apostolate is an organization established for the purpose of spreading the Brotherhood of Christ both at home and in foreign areas. In past summers, lay apostolate volunteers have traveled to Mexico and to southern parts of the United States to do Catholic Action work under the auspices of the Conference on Inter-American Students Projects. During the aca- demic year members of the group are actively engaged in teaching and rehabilitation projects sponsored by local organizations. The Young Democrats is an organization dedicated to stimulate in the Merrimack student an active interest in governmental affairs, and to foster and instill in the student the ideals and principles of the Democratic Party. Among its activities is working cooperatively with the other chapters of the Massachusetts Young Democrats in spon- soring lectures by prominent national leaders. YGUNG YGUNG REPUBLICANS DEMOCRATS Fighting for the Right' is the greatest sport the world affords. The Young Republicans highly agree with Theodore Roosevelt, and take his statement staunchly to themselves as the motto of their organiza- tion. A firm belief in the two-party system as a means of preserving individual freedom within our great nation is the basis for the club's formation. - r --4 ff - r . g, , sm ei . E52 Q 4 ' ,lfglg The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers serves to acquaint its members with the theory and practice of electrical engineering as Well as with the related arts. A lecturer from Bell Labs and an outing to Transitron were among the engi- neers' activities this past year. The aim of the Merrimack College chapter of the American Society of Civil Engineers is to give the student engineer an opportunity to know more about his chosen field. Under the helpful guidance of its moderator, Captain Randig, the chap- ter sponsors many guest speakers, iilms, and slides to enable its members to gain an insight into the problems and respon- sibilities of the Civil Engineer. S.C l 69 EPSILON DELTA SOCIETY The Epsilon Delta Society is concerned with the development of an interest in, and the understanding of mathematics. Students may engage in discussions, visit prospective employers, or inquire into areas of math not discussed in class. The more adventuresome will try their hand at Writing articles for the Limit, the Society's publication. The Society fosters the ability of students to converse intelligently about mathe- matical topics. Ehe.Physics Society is small in num- bers, yet its members possess a char- acteristic, genuine interest. The friend- ly atmosphere of its meetings is best typified by calling them Tea 81 Coffee Discussions. Students find that the Physics Society affords them the op- portunity to discuss current practical and theoretical problems. PHYSICS SOCIETY ' .. 1 .. ... ... .. ll.. - M .. .. .. .. ll' W... ... l'l u f U' gg.. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..cii ' . ..'.. .. ... WNHWNM .. .. .. .. .. .. H..M..M.. .... s'ff ,.. .. ..H..H H..!.. .. . ' ... .. . .. mm ... ... .- .. A 'tl.g...-1.-:-- ..M jf.. ..J..11..gg..gg..h ' 1 H M........H..N,..M ..H.H..H.. ..U... ... ... T2 ..H.. If H.....11..11..1g..M..g1.. .. M1...1..1g.. ......1.. ... . .. H.. .. .. W..M M..!..M..H..m.. .. M M..H M... ..'.. .. .. ..'j.. .. ... ... ... ' ..'............ .. .........'.. .... .. .. l' .. ... .. ..' E ll.. ..''..'l.. .. .. .. .. .. ll V3.2 ll..l'..''.. .. .. .. .. . Field trips, films, and lectures unlock a new World of modern biology to the Caducean Club. A monthly 'newspaper informs the members of current bio- logical problems and discoveries.. Open to all students, and in particular to Biology and Pre-Med majors, the club fosters a real interest in the sciences of life. The purpose of the Benzene Ring is to further acquaint the student with his chosen profession. Its meetings include iilms on various aspects of chemistry and guest speakers who add a practical touch to the theoretical class Work. Members also attend the monthly meet- ings and lectures of the American Chemical Society at M.I.T. BENZENE RING 7' . . I The Merrimack College Accounting Society provides business majors with the opportunity to hear speakers discuss topics pertinent to their studies and particular to business procedures. This group has served the col- lege by keeping the students in touch with develop- ments in the business world. ACCOUNTING SOCIETY Providing members with a professional business orien- tation, the Business Club supplements classroom dis- cussions with guest lecturers, field trips, and banquets. It is hoped that these activities will enhance the grow- ing prestige of Merrimack College and its alumni in the business, professional, and educational World. It also aims at the development of pride in the division of Business Administration, and the formation of fu- ture leaders in the business world. The Secretarial Science Club attempts to develop a sincere interest in the field of Secretarial Administration. The club is a social supplement to the scholastic secretarial course. One of its projects is to raise money for the college library through a special social event undertaken during the year. C E3 . SECRETARIAL SCIENCE CLUB -E: :EQ all N if ' tial ,fp i i ,. rrr X X rrr ,A Hu ' 'S Ulf ily wifi - ' - -. 2 -5 V. it, il. Y YY. K, , , . ,J - -L-.-..a:-.: ,-..,. ,.,,,,,, 7,3 .,,- The Aegidian Club is composed primarily of Teaching Majors, but it is also open to all those interested in the teaching pro- fession. Its aim is to promote the professional and social inter- ests of the individual members, and to maintain a close liaison with graduates in the teaching profession. AEGIDIAN CLUB 4 .V gh. rl FRENCH CLUB The purpose of the French Club is to encour- age the study of the French language, litera- ture, and culture. To promote this, the club sponsors lectures about French Writers, poets, and musicians, iilms and slides about F ranceg French guest speakers. ECONOMICS CLUB Organized by its senior members. during their junior year, the Economics Club, fashioned after the distinguished Political Economy Club of London, focuses its attention on economics as a behavioral science and on the other social sciences. In lively discussions, seminars, and field trips, the emphasis is on understanding and achievement, enhancing classroom work as Well as adding to the personality and character growth of the members. FZ ll-i CHORAL SDCIETY l iliillff , -mf C C C C C C f fl V. I gif :V E V ft Q' I . ff, . up i- W, ,A l - A F 57 f MT J. Hi x ----w:L-g1 ief75-fVQ-,i-gl 1:5 -iw - ,4-- - 1 ,. N i I ggi?is,f 'WQQQm ' i ' i'i . 5 rqlwgw il g': -- ,W Li X jf! ! , si I I I w 7 i T :.: 5: I W iii 4 1 g Q ,Q V 1 51 f rrr is il w l ua I w nu - 1 ' l if 3 I L-5' l J r r ' - 4 The artistic perfection demanded for a polished performance requires h much rehearsing. The members of the Choral Society find that such t work can he more pleasure than Mchore. p il li yu N rl 'l l wi l Instilling the spirit of the season in the hearts of the student body with their annual concerts, the Merrimack College Choral Society raises the enthusiasm of their listeners with their song. Their repertoire includes songs of both the popular and classical vein. Away from campus, the Choral Society brings honor to themselves as Well as to Merrimack. Last year our Choral group 7 travelled to New York and Philadelphia, giving concerts at the Mary Manning Walsh Home and at Bonner High. TTT' 3, . ' , T -' ' 7 rl X wqhww ps' ' 1 I t.snr.. , H.,,v . Q, ' 1. 3 N STAGERS Pretend nothing happened. Here comes Mary now! Girls from the finishing school are Lynn Hofer, Cathy Carey, Lorraine Alleva, Nora McCarvi1le, Gail Adley, Anne Folkerts. ...l,.-.., Do you ever dream of Vienna ? asks Uncle Oscar Uim Cryanj of Madam Ernestine 1Barba1-a Chalinskil . 21 ,1 i xi by G 1 I R ' qs 421 The On-Stagers have maintained their high standards of performance, provid- ing entertainment and culture to the student body and the surrounding com- munities. Little Mary Sunshine, the club's first musical production, was pre- sented in the spring of 1965. The fol- lowing fall Odets' drama, The Coun- try Girl, was produced. Members of the group also have the opportunity of becoming members of the intercollegi- ate honorary dramatic fraternity, Al- pha Psi Omega. Little Mary fMary Malezewskil tells the forest rangers It's a case of mistaken identity as Yellow Feather fPat Mesitil pursues Corporal Jester fPat Frenij and Nancy fMary Grace Penisil in the shell dance. fPat Freni, John Doherty, Mike Foley, Sandy Cross, John Perrone, Jim McCarthyl Look for a sky of Blue. Mary tries to arouse Fleet Foot fLester LeFrenierel while Captain Jim fVincent Marianol looks on. , 77 Now we can rest, the show has started. You can give a great performance now, if you lay off the liquor, Bernie Dodd fVin- if! cent Marianoj tells Frank Elgin. Take the part, but make it your own re- sponsibility, Georgie CNora McCarvil1eJ tells Frank fGeorge Pelhamj in The Coun- try Girl. Spirits are not high as the new show opens in Boston D since Frank's performance is not up to par. I can't fail if the world is with me . . . and my wife, Frank tells Georgie. 1 l Frank tries to explain himself to Bernie, his headstrong director. You're keyed up and nervousg be as unreasonable as you like, says Georgie. Georgie discovers Frank has started drinking again and pleads with him to stop. v it .1 Q 1 1, I , .. A r, v . 5 ' if V , I : 32 .. E H ff ' A -' ' '-y,'-- , 1, - ,vb Z 5 ik , Cz- , VV-- , Q 5 H W I ' . 5 f 1 5, RADIO STATICN Members of the radio station are gathered around WVMM's console. The forty staff members seek to bring on-campus students the best in educational programming, and to provide meal time music. WVMM -the different and desirable sound in collegiate radio. The year-old honorary radio fraternity, Iota Beta Sigma, selects its members from the station staff. MERRIMACK MGNITGRS The Merrimack Monitors, organized in 1963, has become the cohesive force behind WVMM. Among its activities, the Monitors plan the annual awards presentation and the trip to the Intercollegiate Broadcasting System's Con- vention held this spring at Rutgers University. The Monitors act as the social organ which provides the personnel for its service branch - WVMM. The Pace Society seeks to fulfill the college student's need for physical exercises. Included among its projects are such activities as canoe- ing, mountain climbing, swimming, skating, or just exploring new and exciting places. There is always some sporting adventure to keep the members on the go and physically fit. They're off . . . to Merrimack's own race track at the Andover Riding Academy. Here, expert instruction in English horsemanship, and crisp clear weather join together to stimu- late students sluggish from the long hours of studying. Some of the members take advantage of the lessons, while all enjoy the pleasure of the trail ride. Sf? The Ski Mers is an organization bring- ing together all those having an inter- est in winter skiing. The primary pur- pose of the club is to promote an active interest in this sport, and to provide opportunities for student participation. Among the activities carried on by the Ski Mers are ski trips to Vermont and New Hampshire, ski movies, ski in- structions on campus, and social affairs including skating parties and dances. The Sailing Club was established to provide enjoyment for its members as they learn the fundamentals of sailing. Each week the members may partici- pate in sailing activities conducted at the Tufts Yacht Club on the Mystic Lakes in Medford. After acquiring suf- ficient experience they may become members of the racing team and sail in the regattas held at various colleges throughout New England. The team's most loyal supporters exude spirit and enthusiasm. While inducing the Warriors to victory, the cheering squad, with unity and precision, rally both students and players. CHEERLEADERS A y i y y e y W u t t M .. Q 1 1 .ll l' ' S-S' l ,S 0 cial The clock strikes the hour of joy Only Eve more days till Friday, a brighter day waiting for tomorrow . . . a day to dance above the autumn cloud and find the sun in the soft whispering seasons of the heart . . . hours to live filled with Autumn lnterludes, Winter Weekends, spring proms and cotillions . . . Saturday songs and Sunday silence to warm weeks of winter grief and fill the mind with memory . . . the clock strikes the hour of ioy and peace abounds in the mesh of a moment . . . the snow of the heart dreams of Spring and embraces the past with remembrance and the future with hope until the present is no more . . . L., 0 A J lm' I J f' 1 U - R552 A l 2' . l g M- M -X 6 r ' 3-1 if H October-Autumn Interlude-The traditional time for the choice of Miss Merrimack for the coming year. Our judges this year chose representatives from each class to portray our queen and her court. Kathy Fox, a sophomore, Barbara Stolos, sophomore, Pat Owoki, a junior, Regina Jan, freshman, and Pat Roddy, a senior. AUT INTERL DE Terry, Pm your fairy godmother. 1 ll i With so many lovely candidates, a few of them shown here, the chosen l l Miss Merrimack 1965-1966 is . . . N 1 N i y i i i y i y N y l I w i i 3 i i , , Miss Patricia Owoki ' w l N l N y y l l . y y i W i w ll l l i y l Q l l A crowded dance floor at the Hillview Country Club in North Reading comple- l l ments the music and morale of the attending couples. l l l l 'I H f 'e .. U, -2 Ii . 1 -4. -A4 , 2165, Q ' : ' T25 ' 1 I! 343 1. f. 44 5 '9- .sq . I Q 1,11 '., gf I Q , . K lv-f .', llxi v. , ,, 'f' 'JU ,Wi f' fy- :L -.J J.,- l.A N,-' n-5 f I EA., - 0 4 r 4 11 F4 ' 1- N ft , 'i ,ff M JAQQV' ,M V x Winter Weekend The lack of snow left us somewhat frustrated, but the festivities were as warm as ever. The semi-formal at the Hillview Country Club, the informal dance at the gym, the inter-fraternity hockey game, the varsity basketball game at Andover High against New York Tech., and the concert at the col- legiate auditorium all combined to form Winter Weekend 1966. lil . Snow Queen contestants dance to music provided by the Herbie Wayne Or- cheslra. This rfrefvarious ffrou 1-ffrcat fraternizers all- oscd after a half hour of er- U U C' I U suaslon. l l i l Kathy and Rick typify the pre- vailing Winter Weekend morale -huoyant spirits in a rush of activity and forgotten assign- ment. For the snowy slopes, sandy beach, or an entertaining evening-the local shops helped us choose a new addition to our wardrobe or just gave us an idea of what's to come. ' ,,,..- - 1, f. ' ' -. ' 'J' , Q W' 'i7 'b:i:9C -,lid We don't know where the goalie is, but the 'rest of the activity seems to be a hit turbulent. S.B.K. won the game, in spite of Paul's anguish. 109-101 a close game all the way but New York Tech pulled out ahead. L4 I l 5 I Mike Moore and John Ohert deserve the commendation for a job well done, as do the Brandywine Singers, wl1o entertained on Sunday evening. Out of many . . . Came one lAnne Marie Monahan! DAYS o IN MAY And her beautiful court flVlarie Loftus, Rosella Cicchese, Kathy Keefe Mary Mullen, and escortsl lin? I H Many thanks to Penny Tahit and Ron McAllister for a great year! I n n I Arriving at the Ocean House in Swampscott n The Junior Prom-How wonderful it all was! w w 1 w w The Welcoming Com- mittee -Q 'A ,. f, , 1f 5 ,'4.. ff ' f viii' -. Z ' A , .., ' fe 5, ' I , , ., A:-1 Q, , Q , . 5 ,Q-1 Our forty foot tree will he a definite asset to the campus. As we whirled through Junior Week anticipation became frenzied activity and then a host of pleasant memories. ,gi ILA Class rings-a symbol of success. Father Wesson gives them that extra little something that makes them so much more valuable. C-oed's Day revealed the imagination of many, as the Famous Folks began to appear. Scarlet O'I-Iara, the Twelve Apostles, Mary Poppins, Confuscious, and many others came into our lives for the day and were awarded well de- served applause. 94 I A warm sunny day brought out the best in everyone as they competed in the hilarious events of Sports Day. Our Junior Week committees gave proof to the adage 'Gorgauization is the key to success. Dave Brubeck and his Quartet climaxed the most memorable week in our col- lege career with one of his fine concerts. Religious . . . knowing the comforting warmth of that tiny my . . . God . . . lavishing the earth with autumn splendor . . . a seasonal mixture of sunshine and rain . . . yet always allowing the sun to shine through even the darkest cloud . . . blanketing the earth with wintry suffering yet giving the strength to light one little candle . . . knowing the comforting warmth of that tiny ray . . . Renewing and clothing the earth in universal green . . . yet giving each tender blossom its very own fragrance, each fragile lamb the protection of the Shepherd's stat? . . . the Father sharing His vast storehouse of Love . . . leading the Way . . . revealing the Truth . . . radiating the Light . . . wrapping up life's darkness, folding it away, and hanging out the sun . . . the brighter day f A ' -.af l I I ,Q A Pr ,Xu lx , Y I 5 'hrggi 'I Q9 xv- xl' .-.-..... ,,!,,. ., X, 0' 4,-f-. RELIGIGUS ACTIVITIES F Q ,- A Father Wesson and Father Kamide, our Chaplain and Assistant Chaplain, are typical of those who devote their time unselfishly to young people. To them we offer our sincere thanks for their friendship and guidance. Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament-always a moving experience-is even more so during Passiontide. This is only one of the many means available to us to become closer to God. MBC sober, be vigilantg because your adversary, the Devil, as a roaring lion, walketh about, seeking whom he may devour. -1. 4 The small. chapel in the Student Union provides a moment of tran- quility and prayer in the rapid daily pace of college life. Father Kelly and Father Reyn- olds, of the Paulists Fathers, led our retreat before Easter vacation. This has always been a very appropos time for a re- treat, and the benefits that are reaped are unlimited. ,Sports The thrill of victory, the agony of defeat . . Eager hands firmly grasp the spiraling ball . . . up-raised arms in- nately signal victory and the cold air becomes warm . . . roses bloom in October . . . The clock completes its labors with sullen indifference . . . the scores mirror each other mid an ice-bound kaleidoscope of yawning cages and splintered sticks . . . barren winter remains con- stant . . . The stroked putt impudently rests on the cup's rim . . . bowed head and knotted fist tell their tale and the nipping spring breeze now bites . . . April is the cruelest month . . . The thrill of victory, the agony of defeat . . . between these poles the quick-silver moods of sports abound . . . knowing no standard . . . knowing no season . . . 1 A ' 1-1 S 1uL :E , m :A 4 111 ,v 111 1 , 1 ' 11 L ' f-r' ' 1 ' TV ' 1 11 1 Ar ,f 1 - . , V , . 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Q, w- ww w K ' if 1 - 1 M, E552 iii! 1, W 5 41 -iii w w :vw :f f vm . fm ,, 1 ,- ww, , , 1 X ,- H f.U-,Mm us2w sg H H - My 1' , , .w .. wx . ,mu 1 1 w m me , ,, X H 2: M ,1 my u - u 1 I f H 1 1 , :Z- Vf -,Q . ii vj,g Vi vi . -Lia' 7.5. -5 - '71 Y uw uw M wu K- ' -' Y '- - 'uw-www ' 1 we Y 5- 1 1 V- - ,er L . ,ff -,b-..: I . JT ,-L . -.KY ,A , . N . , ,L . - 14 . , J. . . . The weaker sex? . . . GIRLS INTRAMURALS 9 W rSOFTBALL . . . f7'fofw you chuck 'em baby! . . , T- JH 1 Q'h1 ' JE' Rfxlijjk V liqih 1 -'si ' :L w 4 :l: ff-'L--g : 117 1 4 l FQOTBALL eAnd life is itself but a game of football Scott -, l7',x ' .' . - . .if 14.1, ..,:2k-ge - 3L1llk'l.Ll!llL: -Y - 23141. Qiix I I I .:WmAI.eff I I 1 I ' I I II I N I ,I I I I II I II I I I I 5 XI I I I I' II I I I, I I, I II I I I I I , I I I I I I II I I I III II I IM II III I I I III II I I I N 119 chance for many to prove their talent fin Fr. Wesson l,Augustinian Athletic Associationj vs. Carl Yastremski fBoston Red Soxl. Q fo Yam ' Q 'Llnclcrclassmen . . . Soberecl by the urgency of scholastic surfvifval . . . . . . Freshman year . . . and autumn winds whisk the college neophyte into a dervish of insecure activity. Sobered by the urgency of scholastic survival, the student quickly derives an ordered sanity from this sense of chaotic motion . . . Sophomore year . . . and the wintry chill of sad sophistication freezes the student in the present. An affected worldli- ness, belying the sensibility, triggers neutrality . . . and the student does not see. Junior year . . . and the generative essence of Spring-time is mirrored in the student's renewal of interest. Confident and experienced in his chosen field, he begins to define the insistent tomorrow which will not wait . . . the surge towards that place in the sun has begun. X-.Q g ww -,N S., GRIENTATION Clkgister in O'Reilly. Report to the Dean of Men. Pay here, pay there. What is a matric number used for anyway? Who are these crazy sophomores trying to kid? Why do we have to do this crazy stuff? xv-at fn- '--v V 1 111 w, -1 - , I - J , - , ,L ' '. ,if V- gf-r-:ia A wg. yu- 'Nr-'ff' uf-J - .r 4 2T...' 'fx ,. - li... , ,...g -, . l r ,,----1 I K W- w I. V, .1 125 E1 'ldhat do you think this is freshmen, some kind of Cl joke? sf My U xv W 4. l A ww A V W 'Q' .aan -ew - mr 51: A. .-A.:-1 I' ' 1 w fig'5?'i' , ., , -,, . f' -P-firlrr ,H . r ,A f -' ' 4' ,r ,, ,-.v .J. , T' 9 ,Q la 'R gym 1 5 .. g M f A wr- '. W. 2 I M 15 i LQ.. ' X rf: ,WWUEXJ if 4 gram all this confusion, friendships are begun, school spirit is born, and the class of 1969 has its beginning. THE CLASS GF 1969 11 In f n 121 . 1 ., 1 2 it 4 YJ Row 1: D. Lurz, L. Dunphy, C. Parsons. Row 2: P. McCarty, M. Lieursi, 0. Benedek, M Redmond. Row 3: G. LaFlame, J. Kennedy, M. Beary, M. Coulmas, J. Daley. Q' Y J Row 1: M. Shiels, L. Colo, M. Weber, K.- Barry, D. Taliento, J. Ferri, J. MacGregor, J. Hayes, J. Pollatschek, J. Gheringhelli, J. Vehlein, J. Sunecko, J. Dziekan. Row 2: K. Smith, R. Doucette, J. Heaney, J. Green, P. Travers, B. Rodier, M. Jalbert, G. Martin, L. Niemi, S. Alie, W. Eltenger, R. Hayes, M. Owens. Row 3: S. Blanchard, S. Shelhimer, L. Roy, S. Smith, D. Raboin, J. Bren- nan, J. Wheaton, G. Rodier, B. Schlager, J. Piccolie, Wicolaci, R. Jan, K. McC,onne1l, F. Dorsey. wif? 'i r V. I . 5 , I.-7 Row 1: J. Sullivan, J. Procek, B. Tilton, D. Dickinson, C. Moore, E. Sullivan, D. Champagny, J. Cird, P. Burke, J. Morgan. Row 2: E. Firman, J. Steele, P. McCaffrey, J. Eames, E. Izzo, P. Quinn, J. Fleming, J. Cheek, B. Friel, T. Olway. Row 3: J. Dougherty, M. O'Donnell, J. White, J. Green, T. Webb, S. Carmody, T. Halloran, C. Cappello, J. Lopes, E. O'Brien, J. Duggan. Row 4: J. Brogan, J. McLaughlin, P. Jacobsen, J. Spinnato, G. Niewiadow- ski, J. Castonguay, J. Leamy, R. Sivret, D. Chessey, J. Charbon- neau. 5 Row 1: J. Costa, R. Thomas, T. Gzlngi, A. Gilardi, J. Borowski, M. Russiul, T. Chapman, M. Thayer, C. Scanlon, S. Boisvert, A. Caspar, J. Meixnir, A. Suchoclci. Row 2: M. Lawrence, A. Marting- nelte, T. Donovan-, A. Thihault, F. Gremsc, F. Jerz, W. Seveney, M. Connboy, M. McNeurney. Row 3: L. Henry, N. Ordway, P. Lambert, M. Slraropoli, G. M. McMenimen, S. W' W -M P liil: P A , ' . , D. Martin, C. Chipolone, P. Scully, K. Martin, I. Hryniewicz, S Crosby, M. Cooper, M. Marinello, J. DiLorenzo. Row 4: R. Lelty, R. Pnsquine, W. Thompson, R. Pancllnk, N. Letendre, P. Mc Donald, B. Keene, B. Pined, R. Brunnan, H. Osipa, J. Fritzgernlcl J. Curtis, D. Percy, J. Parmele. 'ZF 5 5.7 Row 1: L. Boyer, J. Burns, J. Giampietro, E. Dunkerley, E. Buzink. Row 2: N. Beaulieu, P. Quinn, K. Williams, J. Murphy, M. McElroy. Row 3: C. Sullivan, C. Mitchell, D. Brume, P. Caruso. X Av 5, - - A Cn an 55 5 u H H H H H .w www im N X 1 Row 1: K. Dubby, M. Duquette, S. Montgomery, G. Low, D. Harrington, L. Sapienza, L. Dupuis. Row 2: J. Locke, J. Woddell, A. Temple, G. Rygott, J. Ryan, J. Schull, W. Murphy, R. Lemire, R. Girard, J. Cain, J. Hutchings, G. Laganas, B. Mulcare. Row 3: N. Boutin, W. Wall, 'D. Casey, S. Melei, R. Michaud, P. Harkins. 3 Row 1: K. Winn, M. Mylott, E. Shannon, T. Maxwell, C. Wade, J. Clarke, B. Pietraszek, S. 0'Brien, S. Kelley, C. Perham, F. Stus, K. McGinness, M. Carroll, C. Hzxrdiman. liow 2: J. Heriihy, P. Noury, B. Shea, M. Oullette, YV. McGurren, R. Dufour, J. Costanzo, S. Stankus, S. Ventimiglia, S. Gross, F. LeBlanc, J. Coakley, D. Crowell. Row 3: J. Allen, L. Hajjar, J. Monazynski, C. Marshall, M. Danahy, M. Casey, S. Mclnerney, -C. Donovan, J. Alaimo, C. Distefano, B. McCarthy, J. Russo, L. Ferrnold, B. Gauthier, N. Babin. Row 4: S. Costa, D. Massucco, J. Bourke, D. McCarthy, P. Doyle, E. Corcoran, W. Brogan, T. Burns, S. Guilfoyle, A. Zembruski, J. Rivet, R. Lupemiere, C. Tremblay, P. Blanchet, M. Frechette, R. Sicard. THE CLASS UF 1968 'TT L if G-H L.7 Row 1: WG. Lemieux, C. Hawkes, L. Dupuis, J. Troisi. Row 2: E. Garvey, T. Craft, D. Coughlin, J. Gifford. I. L2 . l 1.5 I . Row 1: A. Brandis, D. Perry, K. Dorgan, Y. C. Dufour, C. Demeks, B. Roche, A. 0'Connell, M. Desmond. Row 2: J. Rose, W. Proposki, J. Simontacchi, J. Troisi, R. Thi- bault, J. Lambert, P. Kenney, R. McCusker. Row 3: P. Kelly, Chasse, G. Retelle, L wg? Nj M. Howland, B. Knower, 'D. Hanouille, R. Carito, M. Jorge, M. Jorge, C. Sirois, PG. Trudeau, P. Caror. Row 4: J. DeMarie, J. McDonnell, T. Murphy, E. Shannon, A. Burke, R. Gilmore, W. 0'Meara, N. McBride. 'giffmii' T 4' .. 'I :E I 1 ' H1 . ' il 4 r ' r ei ,-1,1 W H94 f? -ffl-X 1 Row 1: R. McCarthy, C. Brindamour, E. Bonin, C. Hawkes, N. Bernard J. Ravase, G. Casella, K. Meany, B. Zottola, P. Head, L. Dupuis, M. Phenix, J. Grigalns. Row 2: F. Gurczak, J. Gunn, P. Larsen, J. Pepin, J. Luce, J. McCoy, W. West, G. Giroux, P. Marquis, R. Machi, R. Markley. Row 3: K. Madrick, T. Lavigne, D. Caron, K. Walsh, M. Cunero, M. Sullivan, K. Fox, L. Litton, J. Howayeck, J. Johansen, A. Gibson, J. Murray. v' Row 1: J. Antonioni, M. Craycroft, P. Bedingfield, K. Trudeau, R. Schultz, B. Vernile, R. Cellucci, D. Hickey, K. Brown. Row N 2: F. Baker, J. Dowd, E. A. Brookes, T. Topper, E. Watson, J. 1 Elias, B. Stolos, L. Rugg, G. Vanlxorn, K. Sweeney, E. 0'Neil, P. Tinker, D. Grieve, M. Horn. Row 3: 'D. Lampe, K. Quinlan, V. Chappell, A. Dougherty, M. Monahan, C. McDonald, S. Goosens, D. Sullivan, L. Gachter, E. Hendersen, M. Conroy, M. Fee. THE CLASS CF 1967 lf! W 45 x X 'w 5.1 X ', I . , I jli'1 .L 1 I 91 1 1 Row 1: F. Toscani, G. Adley, B. Lynch, E. Sampson, B. Shoemaker, N. Neary. Raw 2: G. Wright, W. Farley, A. Hurdesly, J. Blnchuta, L. Nobile, A. Josselyn, D. Mar. Row 3: K. Walsh, J. Brown, P. Close, A. Tempone, B. Losapio, F. French, V. Lalfiochelle. Row 4: L. Herbert, J. Malcolm, J. Gajewski, J. Harrington, J. Cunningham, P. Kofton, J. Kendrick. . Row 1: P. Madden, E. Flynn, C. Francis, C. Hess, K. Fletcher, Beach, R. Palaia, V. LaRochelle. Row 3: J. Harrington, J. Mal- S. Hawkins, M. Hickey, M. Trask, M. McAleney. Row 2: G. colm, J. Gajewski, P. Sandor, D. Pasini, F. Sendrowski, B. Doucette, S. Fusco, P. Szydlik, P. Monks, B. Donovan, L. Stuetzel, Whalen, L. Caron, J. Cronin, B. Carroll, B. McGuinness. R. Dell Aquila, K. Ney, G. Anderson, M. Klimas, C. Ryan, M. v wi H N il 1JV'A3l'i J 'Ti l W 'J H i H : I L. H' j1g ll1'llli il' it it . xliiawllfn ' ft ' , . Y I Mi vu uw l I L-gi in .1 .V-6 T y ll .1 l ,X V1 F 'G 9 w I Row 1: J. Boudreault, P. Comtois, E. DiPaolo, J. Karcz, S. Copell, Mailloux, J. Micarelli, C. Eddy. Row 3: R. Trepanier, R. G. Lambert, K. Christopher, C. Carey, K. Shannon. Row 2: Murawski, L. Bestoil, G. Doherty, C. Stevens, E. Eichhorn, P. Gilligan, F. Freilas, D. Fleming, J. O'Brien, R. O,Brien, R. Magner, P. Angino, P. Leary. fix! ' Row 1: L. Masone, A. Folkerts, R. Guccione, S. Slehbias, D. Neclon, N. Brown, P. Owocki, K. Stein. Row 3: B. Monahan, Scagliarini, D. Gernnnnt, A. Szyrnhorski, L. Lovas, H. Curtis, W. Richardson, P. Kofton, M. Bishop, J. Lz1Vzmgie, J. Mulrooney, I X C. McCarthy, J. Kelley. Row 2: P. Lee, M. Bennett, M. Lowe, M. DeVito, J. Cunningham, A. Honeck, F. Forney. W C. Diamond, J. Sumperer, M. Heaphy, V. Abel, M. Smith, A. u 5. l l 137 W ill Seniors This is not the end . . . The deadened silence of unspoken fears .... Pretentious words and undecided plans. Years passing, remembering the surging ioys of yesterday, now forsaken and lost. Cold winds of self remorse sift through thoughts both good and bad . . . all to end and fall behind. The wintry skies portray the turbulence, unrest, longings and last flings . . . snows that cannot whiten the black doubts of tomorrow. But with the Sun . . . the new ioy, life, the unknown welcomed, the familiar discarded, and life's next actiis played. ldeas into reality, trained knowledge into unschooled wisdom, the past into the fu- ture .... This is not the end .... lt is not even the beginning of the end, but let us say it is the end of the beginning. 14 MA 1 N1 ,, 'Wana xv N1 f . 'Y' ii1-I' HJ, JOHN C. ADILETTI ANN A. AMIRAULT 50 Bellevue Avenue, Longmeadow, Mass. 61 Grand Street, Reading, Mass. Liberal Arts Accounting Sigma Beta Kappa, Orientation Committee, Junior Prom, Sanctuary Riding Club, 'Pace Society, Accounting Society. Society CVice-Presidentl, Winter Weekend Committee, Warrior, Yearbook, Young Democrats, Business Club, .lunior mittee. Week Coln- MARY ELLEN ALLEN DONALD E. ANDERSON, JR. 11 SilV6I'W00d TCITHCC, SOIIID Hadley, 111355. Bowler Stregt, Lynn, Mags. Libeflll ATZS Physics Cadllceilll Chlb, Ski'MefS- Physics Society fTreasurerl. 'TFUECHQASSCDF JUDITH R. ANTHONY 1 Fox Run Road, Lincoln, Mass. Secretarial Science Riding Club, Sailing Club, Glee Club, Secretarial Sc S. JOSEPH AOKI 124 Eastern Avenue, Lynn, Mass. Physics Physics Society fVice-Presidentj. SHEILA JAYNE ARP 1966 146 N. Orchard Street, Wallingford, Conn. iff BRUCE S. BAK 71 Clark Street, Easthampton, Mass. Mathematics Chemistry Ski-Mers, Orientation Committee, Freshman Dance Committee, Benzene Ring. Sailing Team, Epsilon Delta Society, Intramural Basketball, Warrior COfTice Managerl, Junior Prom Committee. DEANNE BARIL JANET BACCARI 6825 Capistrano Way, Riverside, Calif. 34 Willow Street, Reading, Mass. English.Edm-agioyl Libeff1lf4flS Pace Society, Penman Club CTreasurerl, Orientation Committee Young Republican Club, Ski-Mers, History Club. Lay Apostolatel ' 50' 6 'i t V 1l'f '7' .1 K' ,5 ' N. I Yrggv 5,4 ,,w-1' Q' '57 THOMAS P. BECHARD Champlain, N. Y. Civil Engineering A.S.C.E. CVice-Presidentl, Phi Kappa Theta, Intramural Sports. PAULA BERGIN 291 Dale Street, Waltham 54, Mass. Humanities On-Stagers, Sodzllity, Junior Week Committee, Warrior, Merri- mackan. 1 CHARLES BARTON 35 Ingraham Street, New Bedford, Mass. Accounting Accounting Society, Business Club. JANE E. BATSON 19 Anson Road, Portland, Maine Mathematics Ski-Mers, Orientation Committee, Junior Prom Committee, Warrior Staff, Sailing Club, Intramural Basketball, Epsilon Delta Society. JOHN BATTS 22 Swan Street, Lawrence, Mass. ' Liberal Arts WASHBURN C. BAXTER 63 Bryan Avenue, Dracut, Mass. Accounting Accounting Society, Business Club. , z 4-, 2 ' fi -- is We 'Qyif' n , ' w H mum H 4 CEORGINE S. BIRD 12 Cantehury Street, Andover, Mass. Social Science FREDA BLEECK 947 Main Street, Agawam, Mass. Liberal Arts DORIS T. BLOWSKY 46-16 195th Street, Flushing, N. Y. Pace Society, Riding Club fPresidentJ, Merrimack Monitors. PETER A. BORDONARO 189 Nott Street, Wethersfield, Conn. History Student Council, Young Republicans lPresident, Vice-Presidentl, Junior Week Committee, History Club, Phi Alpha Theta, Merri- mackan. ' I ' ' 'T L-Ei ' 57E: ' ' 'iiif' S fm .' :I 'Clit' t KATHLEEN M. BORSODY 562 Capitol Avenue, Bridgeport, Conn. History Warrior Staff, Merrimackan, Senior Class Secretary, Radio Club, Women's Dormitory Council, History Club, Phi Alpha Theta, Junior Week Committee fCo-Chairmanl. PHILIP T. BRADY 8 Gayle Street, Woburn, Mass. Liberal Arts Intramural Basketball, Phi Kappa Theta. BARBARA ANN BRESNAHAN 1635 Osgood Street, North Andover, Mass. English-Education Orientation Committee, 'Pep Rally Committee, Junior Prom Com- mittee, -Radio Club, Aegidian Club. DANIEL J. BRITTEN 62 Derby Road, Melrose, Mass. Mathematics Epsilon Delta Society. 1h xi was-Q i 3.945 i gf ..,., .IO-ANN R. BUCKLEY 17 Blossom Street, Lowell, Mass. History-Education Warrio1', Sailing Club, Ski-Mers, Orientation Committee, Aegidian Club, History Club, Young Democrats fSecretaryJ, Junior Week Committee. MARY EVELYN BUCKLEY 154 Morsemere Avenue, Yonkers, N. Y. Biology Orientation Committee, Caducean Club, Young Democrats, Ski- Mers, Junior Prom Committee. I age, A . 3 --of '4,gl-- .gf B. as 6. Qe-, if A 1 i .b V. 1: ' . .- X A , 1 Q -1 , I 'dk -,S 1 DAVID BROWN 9 Park Avenue, Derry, N. H. Liberal Arts Intramural Sports. CLIFFORD BRUCCI-ll 32 Downing Road, Lexington 7-3, Mass Liberal Arts ANNE BRYAN 19 Wittier Street, Melrose, Mass. Mathematics Epsilon Delta Society, Choral Society. FREDRICK A. BRYAN 19 Whittier Street, Melrose, Mass. Electrical Engineering I.E.E.E. fCo-Chairmanl. 'f-2 I ' lf i . .2 ,T-1L 'T-.JH KI ,a-s V' , .fififw il 'sr' 197' J 'RS' BRUCE BURGESS 38 Winthrop Avenue, Beverly, Mass. Liberal Arts Phi Kappa Theta, Intramurals. JAMES T. BURNS 137 W. Sprice Street, Milford, Mass. Liberal Arts Phi Kappa Theta, Sailing Team, Pep Rally Committee, Intramurals, Warrior Staff, Booster Club. ANTONETTE JOAN CALDERONE 280 High Street, Lawrence, Mass. English-Education Ski-Mers, Choral Society, Aegidian Cluh. MARLENE CAPPETTA 130 Fitch Street, North Haven, Conn. , Business Economics Business Club, Merrimackan. MARION F. CARITO 48 Marlborough Street, Lowell, Mass. Biology Caducean Club. JOHN B. CARROLL 55 Wilde Street, Newton, Mass. Social Sciences PETER L. CASEY 'PATRICIA CHADWICK 122 Norfolk Avenue, Swampscott, Mass. 20 Mill Road, Fairhaven, Mass. Accounting English-Education ' Accounting Club fPresidentJ, Business Club, Young Democrats, On Stagers, Junior Week Committee, Warrior Staif, Merrimackan, Ski-Mers, Intramurals, Pep Rally Committee, Junior Week Com- Aegidians. mittee, Winter Weekend Committee. JAMES V. CASTELLANO MRS. SHIRLEY L. CHILDS 12 E. Water Street, NOI'Ill ADCIOVCF, MESS. 12 Bigelgw Street, Lawrence, Mass. Mathematics English-Education Epsilon Delta Society, Sodality, Lay Apostolate. Aegidiang, wr ' r 'Q-'QQ mf? 4? , v gs A 2.1 .' mi .3-' , WILLIAM CHILDS 9 Center View Drive, Troy, N. Y. Liberal Arts Radio Club, Intramural Sports, Warrior, Merrimackan. ROSELLA MARIE CICCHESE 958 Commercial Street, East Weymouth, Mass. Secretarial Administration Ski-Mers, Business Club, Secretarial Science Club iVice-Presidentl, .luuior Week Committee, Merrimackan, Aegidian Club. ,Pew .55 1 HELEN E. COFVFEY 25 Roberts Road, Cambridge, Mass. Physics Physics Club CSecretaryJ, Riding Club, Sailing Club. JOHN JOSEPH COLBY Fox-Run Acres, Newburyport, Mass. Biology-Education .lunior Prom Committee, Caducean Club, Intramurals, Radio Club. KATHLEEN C-ONNOLLY 315 Ludlow Street, Portland, Maine Liberal Arts Ski-Mers, Aegidian Club, Penman, .lunior Week Committee, Young Democrats, Merrimackan, Warrior. WILLIAM A. COOK 27 Wildwood Road, Andover, Mass. i t H s ory History Club, Young Democrats, Aegidian Club, Sociology Club. RICHARD J. COCHRANE 15 Bailey Street, Lawrence, Mass. History Choral Society, Sanctuary Society, Ski-Mers, History Club, Carlu cean Clu'b. FAITH COCKROFT 14 Subway Avenue, Chelmsford, Mass. Mathematics Junior Prom Committee, Ski-Mets, Epsilon Delta Society, Intra- mural Basketball, Freshman Dance Committee. RICHARD J. COLLINS 22 Albion Street, Lawrence, Mass. Liberal Arts Phi Kappa Theta, Intramurals. ROSEMARY V. COLLINS 29 Croyden Lane, Hicksville, N. Y. English Dormitory Council, Orientation Committee, Junior Prom Com- mittee, Merrimackau, Cheerleaders, Intramurals, New England Publications Conference fCo-Chairmanb. ' f- 'W' 4.13. ,. gf viii WRICII-IARD F. CUMBERLAND 3539 Texas Avenue, Southeast, Washington 20, D. C. Economics Phi Kappa Theta, Intramurals. ELINORE M. CUSHING 93 Goodridge Street, Lynn, Mass. English-Education Ski-Mers, Aegidians, Prom Committee, Orientation Committee. J I , fr .. w 1 . -A . A- W. ,Q-.. ANN MARIE COPPERTHWAITE 132 Lewis Lane, Fair Haven, N. J. Liberal Arts PATRICIA M. COREY 100 Main Street, Andover, Mass. Biology Caducean Club. THOMAS L. CRETELLA 10 Cornish Street Ext., Methuen, Mass. Chemistry Benzene Ring, German Club, Intramurals. JOHN W. CROUCHER 21 Lawrence Street, Chelsea, Mass. History Student Council, Young Democrats, History Club, Junior Week Committee. MAURICE N. CYR 4 Hawthoine Street, Brunswick, Maine Liberal Arts Phi Kappa Theta, Intramurals, Hockey. ROBERT DANNENBERG 25 Glen Avenue, Arlington, Mass. Humanities Sailing Club, Racing Team lCaptain5. PETER F. DAVOLI, JR. 80 Greenlawn Avenue, Haverhill, Mass. Electrical Engineering I.E.E.E., Intramural Sports. GQ.-A in, 'arf JOSEPH N. 'DeCOLA 163 West Street, Malden, Mass. Phi Kappa Theta, Intramural Football. GAIL 'DEL ROSSIO 3510 Pawtucket Avenue, Riverside, History Ski-Mers, Young Republicans, -History Club. R. I. CAROLY:N M. DeSILVA 6 Fuller Road, Chelmsford, Mass. Mathematics Epsilon Delta Society fVice-Presidentl, Orientation Committee, Choral Society, Pace Society CCo-Founder, Secretaryl, On-Stagers. ROBERT P. DESPRES 227 Marcy Street, Southbridge, Mass. Civil Engineering A.S.C.E., Sanctuary Society, Phi Kappa Theta. LEIGHTON CARLING DETORA 318 Turnpike Road, North Andover, Mass. Liberal Arts Sigma Beta Kappa. ROSEMARY M. DEVANEY 151 Woburn Street, Reading, Mass. Social Science Orientation, Ski-Mers, Young Democrats, Junior Prom Committee. Y 3 I z7 PAUL A. DEL VECCHIO 100 Brookside Drive, Longmeadow, Mass. Marketing Business Club, Accounting Society, Intramurals, Junior Week Committee. , JAMES D'ENTREMONT 377 Broadway, Lynn, Mass. English Carillon tAssistant Editor, Editorl, Warrior, Penman Club lTreasurer, Acting Presidentl, Merrimackan, -On-Stagers, VVho's Who. -gs-. MARGARET M. DEVINE 30 Myrtle Street, Lowell, Mass. Liberal Arts Warrior, Young Democrats, History Club. BARBARA E. DI COCCAO 25 Waite Street, Malden, Mass. Social Sciences Cheerleaders, Drama Club, Ski-Mers, -Orientation Committee, Apostolate, Pep Rally Committee. ' iiaaiiiaef' ut :EY - - an-ti ,e , Q '55 1 .pl Lay 4 haf RICHARD J. DiSCIU'LLO 40 'Playstead Road, Newton, Mass. Electrical Engineering I.E.E.E fCl1airmanD, Radio Club. EVELYN A. .DOHERTY 4050 Whitney Avenue, Haniden, Conn. English-Education ' ,ix , , l A 1 A , X . Q I If V B' Orientation Committee, Merrimackan, Warrior, Junior Prom Com- mittee Aegidian Club. HP ' -Wx WILLIAM T. DONAHUE, JR. 6 Walker Road, Beverly, Mass. Biology Caducean Club, Benzene Ring Society, Choral Society, Merrimack Monitors, WVMM, Intramural Sports, Ski-Mere, Sodality, Psy- chology Club, Orientation Committee, Tennis Team. ANN MARIE DORGAN I7 Silby Street, Warwick, R. I. English-Education Orientation Committee, Warrior Staff, Pep -Rally Committee, Aegidians, Penman. JOHN J. DUNFORND 45 Prospect Street, Brewster, N. Y. Liberal Arts Choral Society, Warrior Staff, Merrimackan, Young Republicans lTreasurerJ, Junior Parents Banquet lcllillfllllllll, Senior-Junior Dinner Dance tCo-Chairmanl. JEANNE DURKIN 23 Secret Luke Road, Canton, Conn. Social Science Warrior, Merrimackan, Women's Dormitory Council, Junior Week Committee, Radio Club, Orientation Committee. . 1 ear- W- 'frfffw L Ns.. ' JOHN A. DOHERTY 98 Hartshorn Street, Reading, Mass. Liberal Arts On-Stagers. MARY L. DONAHUE 477 Andover Street, North Andover, Mass. Social Science 4-av' l iw ' f 'H-v HELEN THERESA DOUGHERTY 27 Fisher Place, Trenton, N. J. English-Education L Warrior, Merrimackan, New England Publications Conference, Aegidian Club. KAREN M. DUGGAN 40 Carlynn Drive, Fairfield, Conn. Humanities Ski-Mers, On-Stagers, Young Democrats, Warrior, Junior Committee, Intramural Basketball, Merrimackan. tk ' ' ' , fri T-,' Q -1 fit 3T'5'-rf' if ' ' My , 1 ,- V 1 : N W- -l ,ik H1 .B r ' . L, H et Y 1 1. -VM! :sw-419 -.wk Prom JAMES DWYER Stannard Beach, Westbrook, Conn. Liberal Arts Young Democrats, Booster Club, Junior Prom Committee. FREDERICK W. EARNSHAW 26 Alvin Street, Methuen, Mass. Accounting Riding Club K-Presidentl, Accounting Society. ROBERT F. EDMUNDS 99 Newport Avenue, West Hartford, Conn. Business Economics Business Club, Intramurals, Varsity Golf Team, Junior Prom Committee Chairman. FREDERICK M. EGAN, JR. 224 Highland Avenue, Somerville, Mass. Liberal Arts Phi Kappa Theta, Merrimackan fSports Editorl. I .lil , 51'i' QT? . E RICHARD M. EVANS 20 Boxford Street, Lawrence, Mass. English. DONNA M. FANNON 51 Prescott Street, Framingham, Mass. Physics Physics Club fPresidentJ, Sailing Club, PACE Society, Junior Week Committee. -.-J! MARY JANE EGAN 18 Council Place, Harrington Park, N. J. Marketing Junior Week Committee, Business Club, Young Republicans PAUL J. ELSTON 626 Harold Street, Mamaroneck, N.Y. Civil Engineering Sigma Beta Kappa fVice-Presidentl, Who's Who, Intramurals, Lay Apostolate fCo-Chairmanl, Warrior fBusiness Manager, Man- aging Editor, Editorl, Art Clu'h, A.S.C.E., Junior Week Committee. C-President? . JOHN H. EMERY 521 Sawyer Street, South Portland, Maine History Sigma Beta Kappa, Intramurals, Merrimackan. RONALD ERIKSON 20 Bunker Hill Lane, Quincy, Mass. Mathematics-Education Varsity Hockey, Phi Kappa Theta, Orientation Committee. -ui' I 1 Var? 'Sf' ' -..f' 11 1 1 1 1 1 --if 1 1 1 I. I Rf , .R , 15- 1 13.- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1i 1 1 jr' A' ff-45. 793-' 'Surf' 5? CHRISTOPHER W. FORBES 19 Flint Street, Salem, Mass. DAVID M. FARMER 1768 Lanier Place, Washington, D. C. Social Science Phi Kappa Theta, Intramurals. JAMES A. FERRARO 9 Walnut Avenue, Cambridge, Mass. Liberal Arts Orientation Committee, Ski-Mers, Pep Rally Committee, Phi Kappa Theta, Sanctuary Society, Intramural Sports, Winter Week- end Committee. PATRICIA ANN FINUCANE 5415 Surrey Street, Chevy Chase, Md. English-Education Riding Club, Sodality fSecretaryJ, On-Stagers, Alpha Psi Omega fTreasurerJ, Ski-Mers, Young Democrats, Aegidian Club. PETER E FIRLA 213 Hoyt Street,.Darien, Conn. Liberal Arts Phi Kappa Theta, Merrimackan, Winter Weekend Committee, Intramural Sports. ROBERT W. FITZGERALD 100 N. Lakewood Circle, Manchester, Conn. Marketing Orientation Committee, Intramural Sports, Business Club, Junior Prom Committee. MAUREEN PATRICIA FLANAGAN 100 High Street, Amesbury, Mass. Secretarial Science Secretarial Club, Orientation Committee, Business Club, Junior Week Committee, Accounting Club, Winter Weekend Committee, Ski-Mers, Aegidian Club. FRANCIS FORTIER 70 Easton Street, Lawrence, Mass. Accounting Accounting Club. -. KAREN FRANZ 2 Harding Street, Andover, Mass. Marketing 1 Social Science Young Republicans, Penman Club. 1 1 1 JOHN R. FORD 1 42 Hampton Avenue, Northampton, Mass. 1' W English-Education. 1 1 Basketball, Sophomore Class 1PresidentJ, Aegidian Club. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1:2-u 1 1 1 fm' Sv' qu-v 'Er PETER F. FRANZOSA JEAN FURNEAUX 4 Trull Street, Somerville, Mass. 157 Abbott Street, Lawrence, Mass Accounting Accounting Society, Intramural Sports. WILLIAM J. FREEDMAN 6 West Terrace, Salem, Mass. Liberal Arts Intramurals. it M uthematics-Education Epsilon Delta Society, Aegidian Club, Junior Week Committee JOHN GAUD-REAU 69 Edgewood Avenue, Haverhill Mass English On-Stagers, Orientation Committee, Warrior fSports Edltorl Jumor Week Committee, Merrimackan fLiterary Edltorl Intra murals. 5- hug, L ELIZABETH A. GAUGHEN RICHARD E. GIGGEY 132 Mt. Vernon W., Weymouth Heights, Mass. 55 Richards Road, Reading, Mass Liberal Arts Liberal Arts Ski-Mers, Riding Club. Young Republicans, Ski-Mers, Intramurals. SANDRA GEORGE PAUL F. GILBERT 33 High Street, Methuen, Mass. 16 Fairview Street, Laconia, N Humanities Civil Engineering Young Democrats. A.S.C.E. CSecretaryJ. RAYMOND E. GILROY 509 Hampshire Street, Lawrence, Mass. Accounting JAMES GIORDANO 245 Saratoga Street, East Boston, Mass. Biology Sigma Beta Kappa, Caducean Club, Tennis Team. 11 KAREN A. GIORDANO 26 Van Ness Road, Beacon, N. Y. Social Science LUCY ELIZABETH GLOTCH 9 Swan Avenue, Methuen, Mass. Liberal Arts Young Democrats, Epsilon Delta Society. CAROL A. GOEPFRICH 22 Oakwood Drive, New Britain, Conn. Social Science Orientation Committee, Junior Week Committee, Intramural Sports, Merrimackan, Warrior. RICHARD T. GOLLER 29 Little Island Pond, Pelham, N. H. Mathematics Epsilon Delta Society CPresidentJ. FRANK M. GRIS'WO'L'D, JR. 19 Wheeler Avenue, Worcester, Mass. Marketing 'Phi -Kappa Theta, Accounting Society, Business Club. LAWRENCE A. 'GUAY 41 N. Franklin Street, Lynn, Mass. Biology Intramurals, Caducean Club. FREDERICK L. HADDAD 372 Mansfield Avenue, Willimantic, Conn. History-Education Class Oliicer, History Society, Vllarrior, Sigma Beta Kappa, Orien tation Committee, Intramurals, Aegidian Clufb, Sanctuary Society MARILYN HALBACH 24 Fillow Road, Westport, Conn. English-Education Orientation Committee, C.C.D. Work, Junior Class Secretary Aegidian Clu-h. ...Et it fvu, JJ, , Svvx, NANCY HALL 12 Hampshire Circle, Methuen, Mass. History Young Democrats, History Club, 'Phi Alpha Theta. RAYMOND A. HAMELIN 103 Eustis Avenue, Lowell, Mass. Economics Economics Club, Young Democrats. RICHARD C. HARE 209 W. Eighth Street, Plainfield, N. J. Liberal Arts Phi Kappa Theta, Intramural Sports, Ski-Mers, Warrior Staff, Merrimackan, Pep Rally Committee, Aegidian Club, Booster Club. PAUL E. HART 105 Exeter Street, Lawrence, Mass. Liberal Arts - On-Stagers fPresidentl, Alpha Psi Omega, Ski-Mers, Carillon. DONALD W. HAYDEN 67 Pendleton Street, Brewer, Maine Benzene Ring, Sigma Beta Kappa, Intramural Sports, Orientation Committee. JUDITH A. HEA'LD 101 Coolidge Road, Worcester, Mass. English-Education On-Stagers, Merrimackan, Aegidian Club, Warrior Staff, Junior Week Committee, Ski-Mers, New England Publications Conference. md 'F- gy .IANE LILLIAN HANSEN 7 Fern Street, Chelmsford, Mass. Medical Technology Caducean Club. JOSEPH P. HARDIMAN 374 River Street, Haverhill, Mass. Accounting Accounting Society, Business Club, Intramural Sports. ' ,f? 'v- Ll- MARK O. HENRY 873 Chestnut Street, North Andover, Mass. Accounting Accounting Society, Ski-Mers, Student Representative Committee Intramural Sports. ANNE HENWOOD 60 Gregory Street, Marblehead, Mass. English-Education Ski-Mers, Sailing Club, Sailing Team, Young Democrats, Aegldlan Club, Junior Prom Committee, Pep Rally Committee. -,nn-as 'ir . .uf 'vi' -Tk - f' X31 Nl 47. . ,, .evrlh ALLEN C. HERBERT 4-7 Washington Avenue, Morristown, N. J. l Civil Engineering A.S.C.E. GERLAD HIGGINS 47 N. 'Parish Road, Lawrence, Mass. Economics Young Democrats, Economics Club, Intramurals. EDWARD T. HILBERT 3 Woeked Terrace, Methuen, Mass. Social Science Caducean Club. NANCY JEAN HILL 168 Bradley Road, Scarsdale, N. Y. Mathemaitcs-Education Epsilon Delta Society, Aegidians, Ski-Mers, Merrimackan, Intra mural Sports, N.E. Publication Conference. 'we-Pg' 'N fu-lx 1'::f' JOHN C. HILYARD 26 Gage Street, Methuen, Mass. Accounting Accounting Society. LYNN THERESE HOFER 154 Franklin Road, Hamden, Conn. English-Education Penman Club CSecretaryl, Carillon i,Excl1ange Editorl, On-Stagers, Alpha Psi Omega lpresidentl, Riding Club lExecutive Boardl. NANCY M. HORAN 13 Island Road, Stonington, Conn. English Warrior, Merrimackan, Lay Apostolate, New England Publications Conference flixecutivel, Junior Prom Committee. PETER C. HOULE 260 Pine Street, Tewksbury, Mass. Biology Caducean Club, Chess Club. F - A Y , V . .if V LEO- R. HOGAN 70 Irving Street, Whinchester, Mass. Liberal Arts Basketball, Sigma Beta Kappa. THOMAS -A. HOLLIS 18 Chestnut Road, Reading, Mass. Accounting Accounting Club, Business Club, Intramural Sports. ,Wm -1-iii' MARILYN HOWE 145 Filbert Street, Hamden, Conn. English Warrior. SANDRA HUDSON 57 Purchase Street, Newburyport, Mass. Liberal Arts Sailing Team, Ski-Mers, Aegidian Club, Junior Week Committee, Epsilon 'Delta Society. MICHAEL WILLIAM IVERS 401 Forest Street, Methuen, Mass History Senior Class President, Radio Club fPresidentl, Iota Beta Sigma, Young Republicans, Orientation Committee. KEVIN E. JORDAN 3 Logan Street, Lawrence, Mass. History Student Council. 'Quo Q-5 L ROBERT KELLEY 329 Highland Avenue, Malden, Mass. English r l ii'-2 i 'Sn YP'-HD DONALD HOWARD KAICH 26 Pasture Lane, Levittown, N. Y. Civil Engineering A.S.C.E., Phi Kappa Theta, Intramural Sports, Varsity Basketball. CAROLE' R. KASABUSKI 5 Laite Road, Wilmington, Mass. Warrior, One Act Plays. MARIE A. KAUK 110-40 72nd Ave., Forest Hills, N. Y. Secretarial Science Business Club,-Choral Society, Radio Club f'SecretaryJ, Ski-Mers fVice-PresidentJ, Secretarial Science Club fSecretaryJ, Merri- KATHLEEN M. KEEFE 16 Ninth Avenue, Haverhill, Mass. English-Education Cheerleading, Ski-Mers, Young Democrats, Aegidian Club, Junior Prom Committee, Pep Rally Committee. mackan., V., ,V 'rw w lb W Fl' ' 4 H ' I . ...K ELIZABETH KONAVAGE 56 Morris Street, Naugatuck, Conn. English-Education On-Stagers, Penman Club, Aegidian Club. Secretarial Science Club, Business Club, Accounti L. JOANNE F. KOSKI Mill Street, West Groton, Mass. Secretarial Science QW E, W ng Society. TI-IEA M. KIELT 249 Pine Street, Freeport, 'N. Y. Humanities Dormitory Council, Warrior fNews Editorl, Sophomore Class Treasurer. BRENDA MARIE KIEVENAAR 86 Cochato Road, Braintree, Mass. Business Education Secretarial Science Club, Business Club, Warrior, Riding Club, Intramural Basketball, Junior Week Committee, Aegidian Club. DIANA M. KILINSKI 16 Park Street, Ware, Mass. Biology Junior Week Committee, Young Democrats, Caducean Club. CAROL KIRK 75 Agawam Avenue, Bradford, Mass. H istory-E ducation Ski-Mers, Young Democrats, Orientation Committee, History Club, Aegidian Club, Junior Week Committee. FREDERICK KITTERLE 29 W. Dane Street, Beverly, Mass. Mathematics Epsilon Delta Society. MARION L. KNELL 420 Allen Avenue, Meriden, Conn. Secretarial Science Secretarial Science Club, Accounting Society, Business Club. SANDRA L. KWASNIK 165 Middlebrook Drive, Fairfield, Conn. English Merrimackan, Junior 'Prom Committee, Ski-Mers, Warrior, Intra- mural Basketball. FRANK LABUE, JR. 134 Krakow Street, Garfield, N. J. Biology Intramurals, Caducean Club, Ski-Mers, Sailing Club. 1 - - ------, A ,-,,..7,,,cI , x UU .W tx?-4' -, '? f ' 634 Crescent Street, Athol, Mass. Social Science Women's Dormitory Council lPresidentJ, Merrimackan, Warrior, Orientation Committee, Junior Week Committee. LESTER LaFRENIERE 176 E. Middle Turnpike, Manchester, Conn. English Carillon, Penman Club fEditorJ, On-Stagers, Warrior, Merri- mackan lLiterary Staffl, Intramural Sports, Ski-Mers. PATRICIA A. LaCHANCE GE-RARD LALLY 2985 Valley Road, Wanmgh, Long Island, N. Y. Accounting Young Democrats fTreasurerJ, Lay Aposlolate CTreasurerD, Ridxo Cluh, Intramural Sports. SUSANNE M. LALLY 2 Fairfield Street, Salem, Mass. Social Science fer' iP's V. EILEEN LAMANNA JOSEPH R. I.aPOINTE 5101 Central Avenue, Sea Isle City, N. J. 37 Washington Avenue, Van Buren, Maine Liberal Arts Electrical Engineering Caduaian Club, Orientation Committee, Young Republicans, His- I.E.E.E., Radio Club, Iota Beta Sigma Cljresidentl. tory uh. LINDA MARIE LATTU-GA RITA LANG 1075 Newfield Avenue, Stamford, Conn. 260 Jefferson Avenue, New London, Conn. Medical Technology Marketing Ski-Mers, Caducean Club QT1-easurerl, Dormitory Council, Ouen Orientation Committee, Business Club, Merrimackan. tation Committee, Junior Week Committee. PAUL LEGENDRE 111 South Avenue, Lewiston, Maine Economics Economics Club CTreasurerJ. .IOI-IN A. LeVANGIE, JR. 60 Lovell Street, North Weymouth, Mass. History Phi Kappa Theta, Basketball, Tennis, Ski-Mers, Senior Class Vice-President, Junior Week Committee, History Club, Aegidian Club. Q P 405 YX':'17f ,.,-1 'F 'Ft fs. , JM., as M... 1 ik, I ,SZ DAN LEVESQUE 6 Leeds Street, Lewiston, Maine Electrical Engineering l.E.E.E., Sanctuary Society, Radio Club, Student Council. NANCY M. Li-POMI 200 Chelmsford Street, Lowell, Mass. Humanities MARIE ANN LOFTUS I5 Kimberley Drive, Danvers, Mass. English-Education Ski-Mers, Orientation Committee, Young Democrats, Sailing Club, Sailing Team, Aegidian Club, Junior Prom Committee fCo- Chairmanj, Senior Cotillion Committee CCO-Chairmanl, Pep Rally Committee. MARY LOUISE L0 PIANO 189 -Oak Street, Lawrence, Mass. English-Education Ski-Mers, Radio Club, Orientation Committee, Junior Week Committee, Aegidian Club. PETER J. LOUGHLIN 245 Essex Avenue, Portsmouth, N. H. History Sailing Club, Sanctuary Society, Ski-Mers, Young Student Council. PAUL R. LOZIER 167 Madigan Street, Berlin, N. H. Social Science Psychology Club, French Club, Intramurals. f' 4,221 34. Democrats, .' :--A :: eagaxzvvruv vw vw W' HELEN MARIE LYONS 904 Main Street, Malden, Mass. English-Education Young Democrats. RALPH L. LYONS, JR. 50 Wicklow Street, Malden, Mass. Liberal Arts Intramurals, Class Officer. RONALD J. McALLISTER 53 Whittier Street, Andover, Mass. Social Science . Warrior lAssoc. Editor, Editorl, Lay Apostolate l,TreasurerJ Tennis Team, Class President, Who's Who, Merrimackan fBusines Managerl. JAMES F. MCAVOY, JR. 44 Mishawum Road, Woburn, Mass. Liberal Arts Orientation Committee, Intramural Sports. MATTHEW F. McCAFFREY 72 Parker Street, Manchester, Conn. History Riding Club, Psychology Club, Sanctuary Society, Intramural Sports, Young Democrats. BEVERLY A. MeCARTHY 974 Race Brook Road, Orange, Conn. Business Economics Young Democrats, Business Club. NORA M. McCARVILLE 155 Delaware Avenue, Freeport, N. Y. English On-Stagers CPresident5, Alpha -Psi Omega, Radio Club, Riding Cllub, ,Ski-Mers, Who's Who, Merrimackan, Warrior fFeature E itor . SUSAN MCDORMAND 94 Beckford Street, Lynn, Mass. Medical Technology Ski-Mers, Caducean Club. FRANCIS P. McG-EE, JR. 190 Havilah Street, Lowell, Mass. Economics Economics Club. DONALD J. McGRATH Old State Road, Andover, Conn. Mathematics-Education Sigma Beta Kappa, Orientation Committee, Intramural Sports, Aegidian Club, Prefect. 'ual in' is '5' JOHN F. McCARTHY 68 Third Street, Medford, Mass. Marketing Hockey QCaptainJ. MARY ELLEN McCART-HY 26 Bailey Street, Lawrence, Mass. Humanities Young Democrats, Orientation Committee. 1 JAMES McGRATH 10 Central Street, Wakefield, Mass. Accounting Intramural Sports, Accounting Society, Business Club. ELIZABETH ANN McGUIGAN 617 New Boston Road, Fall River, Mass. Social Sciences Ski-Mers, C.C.D. Ki' QR d iii- 1- ff , ' lt- , H- - .h ,XV f- I V .xxx -,J ,- . ' f 'vii ' D 4 .l . ll A Ng . K J' 'N s 'H . . , , 4 ,, 1 ' ' ' ,f 1, -X 1 '- ' - Y' 1 r , , I A W . .V 4 1 w X , ., .. .. w Q assess 's-:av TIMOTHY G. McNALLY 43 Summit Avenue, Salem, Mass. Accounting Accounting Society fVice-Presidentl, Business Club, Young Democrats, Intramural Sports. DAVID V. MacDONAL'D 212 Broadway, Waikefield, Mass. Civil Engineering 1 Ski-Mets, Phi Kappa Theta. GARY FRANCIS MAEURER 27 Alexine Avenue, East Rockway, N. Y. Accounting Accounting Club CSecretaryJ, Business Club, Young Republicans, Intramural Sports. JUDY MAJESKI 82 Eunice Circle, Wakefield, Mass. Mathematics Ski-Mers, Junior Prom Committee, Aegidian Club, Epsilon Delta Society. l 1 PAUL F. Mel-IALE 106 High Street, Everett, Mass. Civil Engineering Varsity Hockey, A.S.C.E., Phi Kappa Theta. KEVIN B. McKELVEY 5 Border Avenue, Wilmington, Mass. Business-Economics Young Democrats, Business Club, On-Stagers. BARBARA McLEAN 280 Godfrey Road, Fairfield, Conn. Marketing Business Club, Young Democrats, Intramurals, Junior Week Committee, Choral Society. PHILIP McMORROW Kimball Road, Methuen, Mass. Economics Young Republicans, Sociological Society, Economics Club, Intra- murals. if W5f ' -uns... -vi at Ea 2-'E L.. .. U JOHN F. MACKLIN, II 11 Eastford Road, Auburn, Mass. Liberal Arts Phi Kappa Theta, Merrimackan, Orientation Committee, Intra- murals, Sanctuary Society. DONNA M. MACOUL' 586 Haverhill Street, Lawrence, Mass. Liberal Arts Sociological Society, Young Democrats, History Club, Junior Week Committee, Sports Day Committee. ck T 'v- -nf JOHN MALIA 22 Ryder Street, Lewiston, Maine History Sailing Team, Young Democrats, Intramural Sports, Art Club, History Club. CHARLES M. MALOY 4-L Ottowa Road, Arlington, Mass. Mathematics Sigma Beta Kappa, Epsilon Delta Society, Intramural Sports. EILEEN R. MANEY -39 Brook Street, Georgetown, Mass. Business-Education Secretarial Science Club, Ski-Mers, Junior Week Business Club, Psychology Club, Aegidian Club. MICHAEL MANGION 64 Greenlawn Avenue, Haverhill, Mass. Biology Pace Society, Caducean Club, Young Democrats. ,Q WILLIAM S. MARSDEN 160 S. Greeley Avenue, Chappaqua, N. Marketing Phi Kappa Theta, Intramural Sports, Business Club, Society, Merrimackan. Y. Accounting DONALD J. MARTINEAU 25 Dean Avenue, Dracut, Mass. History History Club, Young Democrats, Ski-Mers, Sociological Society, Warrior, Junior Week Committee. Committee, bi' 4--9. Wi' is DAVID WINDSOR MANNING 15 Stearns Road, Scituate, Mass. Biology Orientation Committee, Caducean Club. THOMAS MICHAEL MANNING 2 Rockmont Road, Arlington, Mass. Civil Engineering Sigma Beta Kappa, A.S.C.E., Engineering Guild, Ski-Mers, Intra mural Sports. MICHAEL B. MARAGHY 281 Sommer Avenue, Reading, Mass. Accounting VINCENT J. MARIANO 37 Taylor Street, Methuen, Mass. Marketing Radio Club, On-Stagers, Business Club, Basketball. ,L ffbff fZ'f P' ith' 'hd' if uns- . i 13' iv I- enemy ...4 JOHN S. MINAHAN 89 Livingston Circle, Needham, Mass. Economics Intramural Sports, Economics Club. ROSEANNE THERESE MINICHIELLO 19 Quimby Street, Haverhill, Mass. History-Education Sociology Club, Young Democrats, Junior Week On-Stagers, History Club, Aegidian Club. is? Committee, .4 ff L ERNEST J. MATTE 20 James Street, Lowell, Mass. Biology CHARLES MENARY 290 Madison Avenue, Irvington, N. J. Accounting Varsity Basketball, Intramural Sports, Sigma Beta Kappa. PATRICIA ANN MIXDDLETONN Ill Madison Avenue, Laurel Springs, N. J. Civil Engineering A.S.C.E., Orientation Committee, Junior Week Committee, Intra- mural Sports, Dormitory Council fVice-President, Secretaryl. PAUL G. MIELE 54 Livingstone Lane, Waltham, Mass. Electrical Engineering I.E.E.E., Radio Club, Engineer's Dance fCo-Chairmanl. CHARLES MIKLOVIC-H 36 Glenwood Avenue, South Norwalk, Conn. Biology Sailing Club, Sailing Team, Caducean Club. WILLIAM MILTON 8 Garfield Street, Lawrence, Mass. Accounting Accounting Society, Intramural Sports, Business Club. GRACE M. MISTRETTA II Fairmount Street, Medford, Mass. Social Sciences Young Democrats, Sailing Club, Junior Prom Committee. ANNE MARIE MONAHAN 396 Main Street, Nashua, N. H. English-Education Student Council fVice-Chairman, Chairmanl, Who's Who, C.C.D., Winter Weekend Committee, Student-Faculty-Administration Com- mittee, Lay Apostolate, Orientation Committee. s '1 fl ' l 161 1 l , .-f-A ---f -f J fn . 1 ' f. 'DAVID MONAHAN 142 Farrham Street, Lawrence, Mass. Accounting Accounting Society, Business Club, Intramural Sports, Junior Week Committee, Pep Rally Committee. FREDERICK J. MONAHAN 24 County Drive, Beverly, Mass. Liberal Arts Varsity Hockey, Young Democrats, Intramural Sports, Orientation Committee. RICHARD T. MORGAN 124 Main Street, Winthrop, Maine Chemistry Pace Society, Benezene Ring fVice-Presidentl, Glee Club. FRANK L. MORRIS, JR. 933 Essex Street, Lawrence, Mass. History Orientation Committee, Varsity Basketball ' QCO-Captainb, Phi Kappa Theta, History Club. MARIANNE MULLEN 128 S. Elm Street, Bradford, Mass. History-Education Orientation Committee, Ski-Mers, Young Democrats, Junior Week Committee, Aegidians, History Club. 1 - 1 Vtimx.. Dix TERRANCE B. MONAHAN 20 Harding Road, Melrose, Mass. Humanities Hockey, Phi Kappa Theta. MICHAEL D. MOORE Qtrs. 2, U.S.N. Air Station, Pensacola, Fla. Accounting Phi Kappa Theta fVice1Presidentl, Orientation Committee, Intra- mural Sports, Business Club, Accounting Society, Winter Weekend Committee CChairmanJ, Junior Week Committee, 'Pep Rally. is L N 'z R l,-- 1.44 'QQ- 1 ' Qif JOHN J. MUGAVERO, JR. 2 Patton Street, Lawrence, Mass. M the ' Ed ' a matics- ucatzon Phi Kappa Theta fPresidentJ, Student Council, Ski-Mers, Intra- .IOHN E. MULLALY 751 Oak Grove Avenue, Fall River, Mass. Business Economics Phi Kappa Theta fTreasurer1, Winter Weekend Committee, Merrimackan CBusiness Managerl, Economics Club, Accounting Society, Intramural Sports. mural Sports Al -,fwgv .. li' if MARY A. MYSKOWSKI 121 Parkview Avenue, Lowell, Mass. Chemistry PETER W. NESTOR 2 'Richard Avenue, Methuen, Mass. Accounting Accounting Society, Intramural Sports, Business Club. n A ' f YS. I VPYU T P UTY T - ' Y is I Q 'Ti 'GEORGE LEO' MULLIN, III 25 Cherry Street, Gloucester, Mass. Economics Economics Club fVice-Presidentl, Junior Week Committee, Young Democrats fPresidentD, Sailing Club, Sailing Team, Intra- mural Soccer. SUSAN J. MUNCE 193 Nowell Road, Bangor, Maine Social Sciences PATRICIA MURPHY 4-8 Hobart Street, Danvers, Mass. Social Sciences Ski-Mers, Aegidian Club, Junior Week Committee, Pep Rally, Young Democrats. ROBERT A. MURPHY 17 Andrew Road, Manhasset, N. Y. Liberal Arts 'i RICHARD D. NOONAN 44 Dufton Road, Andover, Mass. Engineering-Physics Ski-Mers, Phi Kappa Theta, Intramural Sports, Winter Weekend fCo-Chairmanl , Merrimackan CEditorJ . ROBERT THOMAS NOONAN, JR. 4-4 Dufton Road, Andover, Mass. Chemistry Intramural Football, Intramural Basketball, Phi Kappa Theta fSecretaryl, Benzene Ring. DIANE F. NO-'PREM 441 Addison Street, Chelsea, Mass. Biology Lay Apostolate to Mexico fChairman5, Chaplain's Executive Board, Psychology Club, Ski-Mers, Orientation Committee. BARBARA C. NOVAK 179 Mill Street, Haverhill, Mass. Chemistry Benzene Ring, Choral Society, On-Stagers, C.C.D. n 163 xgzx, ' GREGORY NOWAKOWSKI 22 Houson Street, Methuen, Mass. Economics Varsity Basketball, Intramurals, Economics Club. JOHN H. O-BERT 620 Pembroke Road, Bryn Mawr, Pa. Business Economics Sigma Beta Kappa f'I'reasurerJ, Business Club, Winter Weekend Committee, Sanctuary Society, Whois Who, Orientation Com- mittee, Junior Week Committee. I'VAN K. OLSON, JR. 175 'Linden Street, Everett, Mass. English On-Stagers, Alpha Psi Omega fVice-Presidentl, Carillon, Penman Club, Sociology Club. ANN M. 0'NEILL 31 Standish Road, Lynn, Mass. Liberal Arts Ski-Mers, Sailing Club fTreasurerl, Junior Prom Committee. DAVI-D E. O,NEIlJL 19 Frances Road, Woburn, Mass. Liberal Arts Orientation Committee, Young Democrats, Pep Rally Committee, Intramural Sports, Winter Weekend Committee, Orientation Committee. JAMES L. O'NEILL 148 Locust Street, Danvers, Mass. Biology Caducean Club. is ,f fr 8' if Q, 9. ken ,t DORIS OBRZUT 202 W. 6th Street, Lowell, Mass. History Pace Society, Aegidians, Young Democrats, History Club, Phi Alpha Theta. MARGARET M. O'KEE-FE 127 Voorhis Avenue, Rockville Centre, N. Y. Liberal Arts Student Council KSecretaryJ, Orientation Committee, Junior Week Committee. Z Ee, Q! iam! ROBERT KEATING O'NEILL 10 W. Adams, Lowell, Mass. History Student Council fTreasurerJ, Wl1o's Who, Young Democrats ffPIesidentJ, Orientation Committee, Intramural Sports, History Club, Exchange Student to P.S.C. ROBERT ANTHONY PAGE -10 Cherry Street, Danvers, Mass. English 'Fd' 'WY 2 A --vii-r .-:sf -- -' ..:e,- ,I H, . H -L , .ZZ our I: t,!isf.'.f1- -if '.:.::' W: .els ii- - ,fi ' 1: .1 1, ff H J qi. - E752 ' ' Ak.. .WH 5355332 V Z - , I .ur ............ A Ta? Sd -'Sf J l ,ff ffl- ' af' vw ., -M s i JOHN H. PERRONE 16 S. William Street, Haverhill, Mass. History WILLIAM S. PERRONE 16 S. William Street, Haverhill, Mass. I Liberal Arts Sigma Beta Kappa, Intramural Sports. N l MARIE POWER l 6 Longwood Road, Milton, Mass. l Humanities Ski-Mets, Sailing Club. JOSEPH 'PRZYBYLA 12 Mailloux Terrace, Dracut, Mass. Mathematics-Education Tlpsilon Delta Society, Sodality, Pace Society, Aegidi 1' A KENNETH C. PALMER 14-8 Walnut Street, Everett, Mass. Biology Merrimack Monitors, Caducean Club. GEORGE D. PELHAM 29 Farragut Avenue, Medford, Mass. English-Education On-Stagers fVice-Presidentl, Alpha Psi Omega, Sociological Society, Junior Week Committee, Aegidian Club. LINDA PEPI 146 Gaylnoor Drive, Stamford, Conn. English-Education Orientation Committee, Student Representative Committee, Psy- chology Club, C.C4D., Aegidian Clu-b. J. ANNE PERREAULT 371 Butternut Avenue, Wyckoff, N. J. English-Education Radio Club, Aegidians, Warrior Staff, Lay Apostolate, Junior Week Committee, C.C.D. Beta Kappa, History Club, Intramural Sports. an Club. MARGARET PETERSEN 138 'Powder House Boulevard, Somerville, Mass. Secretarial Administration Business Club, Secretarial Science Club C-Presidentl, Young Democrats, Merrimackan. RONALD POTVIN 26 Union Street, Methuen, Mass. Accounting Accounting Society, Business Club, Intramural Sports. RICHARD E. PUTNAM 23 Wyman Street, Lynn, Mass. Social Sciences JANET ANN QUINN 16 Woodland Avenue, Beverly, Mass. E . Chemistry Benzene Ring Society, Caducean Club, Aegidian Club, Ski-Mers. JOHN QUINN 8 Laurel Road, North Reading, Mass. Biology Caducean Club. PAUL FRANCIS RAICHE 36 Forest Street, Stoneham, Mass. Economics Economics Club, Business Club, Young Democrats, Junior Week Committee. 'KD W3 4 JOHN C. RENDEIRO 15 Roycroft Road, Peabody, Mass. Electrical Engineering I.E.E.E. JUNE CLAIRE RICHTER 271 South Street, Tewksbury, Mass. English-Education Aegidian Club, Sociology Club. lv k A ' '..' 1 5:::5V,u H -:-EIEIEIEIEEEI ..--,. L::.:.:.:.:e.. I v 'n ' 1 5 'I' , Y . -EE- NEIL G. RAMSDEN 20 Beach Street, Rockport, Mass. English-Education Junior Week Committee, Senior Class Treasurer, Orientation Committee, Young Democrats, Aegidian Club, Ski-Mers. CAROL ANN RATH-GEBER 8 Roslyn Drive, New Britain, Conn. English-Education, Young Republicans fSecretaryl, Junior Week Committee, Penman Club, Merrimackan, Aegidian Club, i0n-Stagers. JOH-N J. REARDON 38 Shady Hill Road, Newton, Mass. Accounting Business Club, Accounting Society lTreasurerJ, Young Demo- crats. ANN REGAN 9 Lenwood Street, Medford, Mass. Medical Technology Ski-Mers, Caducean Club. ii, 9 9 A , 1 l 'ruff' H, H m W li- 'VN N ima? 1 Q 5 -ani, lab FRANK C. ROMANO' ll Cliff Road, Wellsley Hills, Mass. Marketing Phi Kappa Theta, Ski-Mers, Ski-Team, Business Club, Pep Committee, Intramural Sports, Junior Week Committee. VICTORIA N. ROOT 80 South Drive, Bridgewater, Mass. Marketing H L 1 1757 MICHELE RISO 714 W. Carl Avenue, Baldwin, N. Y. Mathematics-Education i Cheerleaders fCaptainJ, Secretarial Science Club, Orientation S Committee, Junior Prom Committee, Aegidian Club, On-Stagers, JOSEPH RIVET 61 Pelham Road, Salem, N. H. Social Sciences Intramural Sports, Junior Week Committee, Sociology Club, Young Democrats. , Intramural Sports. SEBASTIAN J. RIZZO 34 'Orchard Street, Lawrence, Mass. Electrical Engineering CAIL ANN ROBINSON 200 Main Street, Indian Orchard, Mass. 1' Biology Caducean Club, Ski-Mers. PATRICIA ELIZABETH RODDY 56 Sylvan Place, Longmeadow, Mass. Marketing Ski-Mers, Merrimackan, Dormitory Council, Orientation Com- mittee, Junior Week Committee, Business Club, Accounting Society, Winter Weekend Committee. BARBARA COMES RODRIGUES 178-48 Baisley Boulevard, St. Albans, N. Y. Mathematics Women's Dormitory Council, Choral Society, Sodality, Epsilon Delta Society fSecretary-Treasurerl. JANE ROSS 69 Jordan Avenue, Wakefield, Mass. Mathematics Rally Choral Society, Epsilon Delta Society. LAURENE MARIE ROSSI North Street, Goshen, Conn. Social Sciences Ski-Mers, Young Republicans, History Club. ZL A-7: RICHARD J. ROY 922 Elm Street, Manchester, N. H. Liberal Arts RONALD RUAIS 39 Elm Street, Methuen, Mass. Mathematics-Education Varsity Basketball, Intramural Sports, Phi Kappa Theta, Junior Week Committee, Accounting Club, Aegidian Club, Orientation Committee. JAY A. RUTKOWSKI 164 MacArthur Avenue, Somerset, Mass. English-Education Sigma Beta Kappa, Penman Club, Intramural Sports. MARILYN JEAN RYAN 62 Westbrook Road, Westfield, N. J. Orientation Committee, Aegidian Club, Warrior, Merrimackan CSenior Editorl, Women's Dormitory Council Cffreasurerl, Intra- mural Sports, Who's Who. ..,,L .155 . -'ESE 1 7..- ,a T-QV' el DONALD EDWARD SALCE H. TERRENCE SAMWAY 68 Elm Street, Shelton, Conn. Accouruing Accounting Society, Business Club, Young Democrats. FRANK A. SAMBUCETTI 84 Morrison Avenue, West Somerville, Mass. History Sigma Beta Kappa, Orientation Committee, Young Democrats, History Club. VIRGINIA ANNE SCATUIRRO 20 'Prince Avenue, Winchester, Mass. Social Sciences Orientation Committee, Junior Prom Committee, Women's Dormi- tory Council. ROBERT SCHWARTZ 1033 Belleville Avenue, New Bedford, Mass. Caducean Club. Biology 34 Parker Street, Bangor, Maine Liberal Arts Orientation Committee, Penman Club, Carillon, WVMM, Intra- mural Sports, Sanctuary Society, Merrimackan fBusiness Man- agerl, Warrior fEditor-in-Chiefl, Inter-Fraternity Council fPresi- dentj, Sigma Beta Kappa Cvlnresidentl, Winter Weekend Com- M. PAULETTE SAVOIE 295 Pelham Street, Methuen, Mass. Mathematics Orientation Committee, Young Democrats, Epsilon Delta Society, Aegidian Club. mittee. fix -qv Sin! 'tg' PETER G. SHAHEEN 14 Birchwood Road, Methuen, Mass. Marketing Intramural Sports, Business Club, Accounting Society. CLAIRE SHANLEY R.F.D. ifl, Wolf Hill Road, Huntington, N. Y. Humanities Ski-Mers, Epsilon Delta Society, Orientation Committee, Week Committee. uv'-g auef' jing- S-r' Junior GEORGE F. SCOLLIN 264 Maple Street, Lynn, Mass. F rench-Education Young Democrats CTreasurerJ, Golf Team, French Circle, Aegidian Club, Junior Week Committee, Intramural Sports. ELLEN M. SCOTT Pond Hill Road, Wallingford, Conn. History Warrior, Sailing Club fSecretaryJ, Sailing Team, Freshman Dance Committee, Junior Prom Committee, Ski-Mers, History Club, Intramural Sports. JACQUELINE ANN SCOTT 401 Burlington Road, Bridgeton, N. J. Biology-Education Class Officer, Choral Society, Caducean Club, Ski-Mers, On-Stagers, Orientation Committee, Junior Prom Committee, Aegidian Club. DONNA SETTANY 71 Trull Lane E., Lowell, Mass. Social Sciences Sailing Club, Ski-Mets, Orientation Committee, Junior Prom Com- mittee, Young Democrats. 4 wx .w W w X HH JA-MES C. SHEEHAN' 423 Broadway, Methuen, Mass. .Mathematics-Education Intramural Sports, Epsilon Delta Society, Varsity Golf. KATHLEEN E. SHEEHY , 287 S. Broadway, Lawrence, Mass. English-Education Radio Club, Ski-Mers, Mexican Lay Apostolate, Junior Week Committee, Aegidian Club. DONALD SMITH 52 Kennedy Lane, Walpole, Mass. English-Education Hockey fCaptainJ, Golf, Intramural Sports, Aegidian Club, Young Democrats. - ' PAUL SMITH 117 Brainard Road, Thompsonville, Conn. History Sanctuary Society, Sodality, History Club. 4 in-ni ROBIN NAN SMITH 349 Pleasant Street, Malden, Mass. sv- as-. 5? L A CARROLL SPENCER 12 White Oak Drive, North Caldwell, N. J. Chemistry English Education Benzene Ring, Chemical Society, Junior Week Committee. Warrior tNews Editorl, Merrimackan fCampus Life Editorl, MARIO C. SORRENTI 108 Grant Avenue, Medford, Mass. Liberal Arts RICHARD STULGIS 24 Jefferson Street, Lawrence, Mass. Civil Engineering Phi Kappa Theta, A.S.C.E. ANN P. SULLIVAN 56 Greenwich Boulevard, East Greenwich, R. I. M athematics-Education Ski-Mers, Orientation Committee, Warrior, Freshman Dance Com- mittee, Junior Class Treasurer, Junior Prom Committee, Intra- mural Sports, Aegidian Club, Epsilon Delta Society. KATHLEEN LEIGHTON SWAIN 30 Myrtle Street, Saugus, Mass. Business-Education Secretarial Science Club, Business Club, Warrior, Aegidian Club ADOLPH J. SZEWCZYK 370 River Street, Haverhill, Mass. Chemistry, Benzene Ring, German Club. 4 9l. gagg- Fay- uri an Aegidian Club, Ski-Mers, Junior Week Committee, Winter Week- end Committee. KAREN ANN STONE 88 Wal'wick Circle, Springfield, N. J. Biology-Education Caducean Club, Aegidian Club. MARY ANN SZYMBORSKI 655 North Street, Milford, Conn. English-Education Riding Club, On-Stagers, Aegidian Club, Penman Club. CYNTHIA TABIT 353 Lincoln Avenue, Fall River, Mass. Chemistry Orientation Committee, Junior Class Vice-President, Benzene Ring, Who's Who, German Club, Junior Week Committee, Junior- Senior Dinner Dance Committee. -5' Sc-tj' li! iff? '22 I' ff .12 PAUL R. TRUNFIO 15 Donna Road, Saugus, Mass. Mathematics Epsilon Delta Society. ANDREW TYMOWICZ 120 Suffolk Street, Lowell, Mass. F reuch-Education ROBERT WARLAND 342 Woodtick Road, Wolcott, Conn. Civil Engineering A.S.C.E., Phi Kappa Theta, Ski Team. PETER J. WESHONKO' 40 Hamlet Street, Lawrence, Mass. Civil Engineering A.S.C.E., SkifMers. ivk. MARY C. TALAS 48 Railroad Avenue, Salisbury, Mass. English-Education Ihoral Society, Junior Prom Committee, Aegidian Club, Merri- nackan, Junior-Senior Dinner Dance Committee. JOHN M. TOBIN 3 Fort Niagara Road, West Boylston, Mass. Accounting Accounting Club, Intramural Sports, Business Young Democrats. KENNETH TODD Club, Ski-Mets, 12 College Avenue, Malone, N. Y Civil Engineering Ski-Mets, A.S.C.E. fTreasl . FRANK TOMASHEFSKY ' 433' ,V 50 Ashland Street, Lynn, Mass. English-Education Sociological Society, Carillon, Penman Club, Young Democrats, Aegidian Club. 'inf JOHN J: WALKER . 1168 'Pleasant Street, 'East Weymouth, A Liberal Arts Varsity Hockey, Young Democrats, Sanctuary Week Committee. ARTHUR WALSH 113 High Street, Everett, Mass. Civil Engineering A.S.C.E. Mass. Society, Junior 1 I .i' JOHN FRANK WESOWICZ 97 Grove Street, Haverhill, Mass. Marketing Business Club, Accounting Society, Pep Rally Committee, Intra- mural Sports, Ski-Mers, Young Republicans. LEO WHELTON 138 Sixth Street, Lowell, Mass. Humanities Psychology Club. DAVID A. WILHELM 152 Cochrane Street, Melrose, Mass. Social Sciences Intramural Sports, Varsity Golf, Young Democrats, Orientation Committee. DONNA MARIE WILKINS 41 Garden Street, Danvers, Mass. Biology-Education Aegidian Club, Orientation Committee, Caducean Club, Pace Society. H ? A 9-4213 3Q?f -'T Y 1 ls' S' - A 1 A I J' K ti is-f 195. KEVIN L. WYNN 199 N. Llewellyn, Lowell, Mass. Liberal Arts Intramural Sports. 5 , 'iw 'Scar 'LrT'3? DONALD VF. WILSON 12 Columbia Terrace, Haverhill, Mass. H istory-Education History Club, Aegidian Club, Young Democrats. J-OHN R. WINDLE 8 Eleventh Avenue, Haverhill, Mass. Social Sciences Sigma Beta Kappa, Intramural Sports, Warrior, Ski-Mers, Caducean Club, Winter Weekend Committee, Orientation Committee. DAVID WINTON Granville Road, Southwick, Mass. Liberal Arts Young Democrats. MARY KATHLEEN WOOD 25 Dryden Drive, Meriden, Conn. Social Sciences Choral Society, Sodality, .lunior Week Committee. PICTURES NCT AVAILABLE JOHN R. CONDON 950 Main Street, Haverhill, Mass. English BRYAN T. CUSACK 11 Kress Street, Lawrence, Mass. Liberal Arts Accounting Club. DAVID L. DUBE 303 Albion Street, Wakefield, Mass. Mathematics Orientation Committee, Epsilon Delta Society, Var ROBERT T. ERAMIAN l Ashton Square, Lynn, Mass. History Sophomore Class President. WILPLIAM J. GILMORE 5 Portland, Lawrence, Mass. History GERALD J. GRIFFIN JOHN B. JALBERT 105 Shawmut, Lewiston, Maine Chemistry Varsity Hockey. RICHARD W. LeTARTE 15 Court Street, North Andover, Mass. Humanities Student Council, Phi Kappa Theta, Ski-Mers CVice President Pres.l, Ski Team fCaptainJ, Choral Society, Winter Weekend fCo-Chairmanl, Peace Corps. CHARLES MORRIS, JR. 7 Caswell Avenue, Methuen, Mass. Liberal Arts sity Hockey. Intramural Sports. PETER M. RICHARD 144 Sheffeld Road Marketing Choral Society, Ski Team. 468 Prospect Street, Methuen, Mass. Economics Warrior, Intramural Sports. RONALD 'P. HUBBARD 341 Franklin Street, Reading, Mass. Electrlbal Engineering PAUL RODERICK 78 Kernwood Drive, Lynn, Mass. Liberal Arts WILLIAM J. SULLIVAN 111 Brockton Avenue, Haverhill, Accounting DONALD W. VERRI'LL 52 Pleasant Hill Road, Falmouth Social Sciences Mass. , Maine Intramural Sports, Class Oificer, Young Democrats. CARL YASTREMSKI 24 Chatham Way, Lynnfield, Mass. Marketing WHO'S WHO ,, ',,ilQ-s- 279337 'if .4 PETER A. BORDONARO KATHLEEN M. Bonsomf JAMES E. D,ENTREMONT 1965-1966 1965-1966 1964-1965 1965-1966 I PAUL J. ELsToN MICHAEL W. IVERS 1964-1965 1965-1966 1965-1966 KEVIN E. JORDON THEA M. KIELT PATRICIA A. LACHANCE 1965-1966 1965-1966 1965-1966 R RONALD J MCALLISTER ANNE MARIE MONAHAN 1964 1965 1964-1965 1965 1966 1965-1966 RICHARD D NOONAW JOHN H OBERT 1965 1966 1964 1965 1965 1966 MARILYN J. RYAN 1965-1966 E77 F Us that ir? flu: is. ML wr- - V ,Q .V - 4 'rf H W 1 wr H N M we ' ass: uf vr ' vw 1 M X wwj 5 '11 1 mu ,,, 1966 MERRIMACKAN Editor-in-Chief . . . Assistant Editor . . Business Managers . Activities .... Campus Life . . . Faculty ...,.. Literary ....... Photography ...,. Public Relations . . Religious 81 Social .... Senior ...,........ Sports ....... 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ACKNGWLEDGEMENTS It is easy for me to say thank you to everyone concerned with the produc- tion of this book. You and I know, however, that we got out of this endeavor exactly in proportion to the effort we made. To those who have done the best they could, no thanks will compare with their own personal satisfaction. To the few that did not do their best, my thanks will have an empty clang hardly compensating for the regret they feel. Our product now must undergo the acid test. It is in the hands of our critics. Their overall opinion will mark our overall success or lack of it. I would like to single out a few people, whom I feel deserve special thanks. Mr. Robert Kennedy and Mr. Albert Burns: Thank you for your sincere interest and patience. Look Photo: Thank you for your personal service and cooperation. Mr. john Ursprung: Thank you for keeping us on the straight path. The following members of the staff deserve special thanks: Patricia Kreut- ler, Patricia Roddy, Jack Kendrick, Terry Samway, Nancy Hill, Bill Marsden. Roberta Collins and Marilyn Ryan. Richard D. Noonan Editor HONCRARY SPGNSORS Augustinian Augustinian Augustinian Augustinian Augustinian Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. Eugene Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Fathers ...... Fathers ...... ....... S t. Fathers ...... ....,.. S t. Fathers ...... Fathers ...... ....... S t. Thomas F. Bergin .... Vincent J. Cockroft Nickolas J. DellAguila William T. McCarthy I. Rutkowski ...... Joseph I. Stone ........ Thomas J. Walsh ....... SPDNSDRS Mr. 81 Mrs. Arthur Anthony, Lincoln, Mass. Augustinian Academy, S. I., New York Augustinian Fathers, Hoosick Fall, N. Y. Durkins Home Decorating Center, Lowell, Mass. judge 81 Mrs. Louis W. Farley, Framingham, Mass. Mr. 81 Mrs. George A. Goepfrich, New Britain, Conn. Mrs. Harry R. Halloran, Gladwyne, Pa. Mr. 81 Mrs. john V. Hardiman, Haverhill, Mass. Troy, New York Augustine's Parish, Andover, Mass. Laurence O'Toole, Lawrence, Mass. Mary's Parish, Lawrence, Mass. Nicholas of Tolentine, Bronx, N. Y. ........Waltham, Mass. .......Chelmsford, Mass. ........Warehouse Point, Conn. ........Orange, Conn. ........Somerset, Mass. ..........Springf1eld, N. I. ........Scarsdale, N. Y. Mr. 81 Mrs. Paul Hines Mr. 81 Mrs. William Honeck, Milford, Conn. Mr. 81 Mrs. P. M. Lowe, Bloomiield, N. J. Midland Garments, Inc., Lodi, N. J. Mr. 81 Mrs. Herman Parent, Lowell, Mass. Mr. 81 Mrs. A. J. Rathgeber, New Britain, Mass. Shirreff Oil Co., Inc., Wakeiield, Mass. Mr. 81 Mrs. Robert V. Stock, Seaside Park, N. I PATRONS GF MERRIMACK CCLLEGE Michael C. Abel, Bergenfleld, N. J. Joseph F. Adams, Andover, Mass. Mrs. Helen B. Adiletti, Longmeadow, Mass. Mr. 81 Mrs. Edward H. Allen, So. Hadley, Mass. Attilia D. Antonioni, Leominster, Mass. Mr. 81 Mrs. Richard Babish, Wilton, Conn. Mr. 81 Mrs. Stanley J. Bak, Easthampton, Mass. 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Mr. 81 Mrs. Edward A. Carney, Belleville, N. J. Dr. 11' Mrs. Francis B. Carroll, Waltham, Mass. Mr. 81 Mrs. William J. Casey, Swampscott, Mass. Mr. 81 Mrs. George Chessey, Portland, Maine Mr. 81 Mrs. Arthur A. Cicchese, E. Weymouth, Mass Samuel DelVecchia, Rochester, N. Y. Mrs. Anselma Del Rosse, Riverside, R. I. Miss Karen DeMarchi, Stoneham, Mass. Mr. Leona.rd A. DeSimone, Madison, Wis. Mr. Richard L. DeYoung, West Islip, N. Y. Mr. 81 Mrs. Anthony L. Di Lorenzo, Hartford, Conn. Frederick F. Discoll, Jr., Everett, Mass. Stephen H. Dodd, Jr., Reading, Mass. Mr. 81 Mrs. Joseph A. Doucette, Wollaston, Mass. Mr. John A. Dougherty, Jr., Havertown, Pa. Dr. 81 Mrs. William J. Dougherty, Trenton, N. J. Mr. 81 Mrs. John T. Dunford, Brewster, N. Y. Lt. Col. John T. Dunphy, Piscataway, N. J. Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs Justin E. Collins, Hicksville, L. I. Thomas Connolly, Belmont, Mass. Thomas J. Connolly, Portland, Maine Lewis Cooper, Bedminster, N. J. Rose M. Cosentino, Lawrence, Mass. Daniel J. Coughlin, Salem, Mass. Mr. 81 Mrs. John C. Cronin, Lakemont, N. Y. Mrs. Paul T. Craugh, Watkins Glen, N. J. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Leo Croucher, Sr., Chelsea, Mass. Joseph Cunningham, Larchmont, N. Y. Horace G. Cushing, Lynn, Mass. Wilfred R. Dagan, Forest Heights, Md. Frank Danea, Malden, Mass. Andrew W. DeBarba, N. Andover, Mass Mr 81 Mrs. H. C. Egan, Harrington Park, N. J. Mr 81 Mrs Nicholas Elias, Arlington, Mass. Mr 81 Mrs Herbert T. Emery, S. Portland, Maine Mr 81 Mrs. J. J. Fee, Newtown Square, Pa. Mr 81 Mrs Roger Ferri, Wantagh, Long Island, N. Y Mr 81 Mrs. Thomas G. Finucane, Chevy Chase, Md. Mr 81 Mrs. William J. Firla, Sr., Darien, Conn. Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr 81 Mrs 81 Mrs 81 Mrs 81 Mrs 81 Mrs 81 Mrs. Douglas Fletcher, Glen Cove, N. Y. Edward Flynn, Waltham, Mass. Vincent P. Foley, Lawrence, Mass. Arthur Fossa, Danvers, Mass. Gerald B. Fox, Wayland, Mass. Wm. S. Friel, Darby, Pa. Mr 81 Mrs Albert Fries, Haverhill, Mass. Mr. 81 Mrs. Jacob Gajewski, New Bedford, Mass. Mr 81 Mrs Robert J. Gaughen, Mr Mr Mr Weymouth Heights, Mass. Eugene J. Gilbert, Laconia, N. H. R. E. Glennon, Walpole, Mass. 81 Mrs. 81 Mrs. Edward J. Glotch, Methuen, Mass. Roland T. Grady, Dracut, Mass. Mr 81 Mrs Frank M. Griswold, Worcester, Mass. Mr 81 Mrs Louis S. Haddad, Willimatic, Conn. Mr 81 Mrs Andrew J. Hafferty, Sr., Wakefield, Mass Mr 81 Mrs Arthur R. Hehlrose, Thornwood, N. Y. Mr. 81 Mrs. Joseph Henderson, Oyster Bay, N. Y. Mr. Anthony S. Higgins, Wollaston, Mass. Mr. 81 Mrs. Theophile Hill, Scarsdale, N. Y. Mr. James W. Hinde, Billerica, Mass. Mr. 81 Mrs. John D. Horan, Stonington, Conn. Emory Horn, Devon, Conn. Mr. Charles E. Hutchinson, Beverly, Mass. Mr. 81 Mrs. Edmund P. Izzo, Brooklyn, N. Y. Mr. 81 Mrs. Stephan Janecko, New Britain, Conn. Mr. 81 Mrs. O. W. Jolie, Andover, Mass. Mr. Joseph L. Jorge, Salem, Mass. Mr. 81 Mrs. Alfred W. Kasabuski, Wilmington, Conn. PATRGNS OF MERRIMACK CGLLEGE Mr. 81 Mrs. Eugene Kauk, Forest Hills, N. Y. Mr. James M. Kendrick, Boston, Mass. Mr. john P. Kennedy, Sr., Holyoke, Mass. Mr. 81 Mrs. james Kielt, Freeport, N. Y. Mr. 81 Mrs. Stanley J. Kilinski, Ware, Mass. Mr. Edwin A. Kmiec, Sr., Lynn, Mass. Mrs. Edward G. Knell, Meriden, Conn. Kostanty Kofton, Brockton, Mass. Mr. 81 Mrs. Walter M. Koski, West Groton, Mass. Mr. 81 Mrs. Joseph P. Kort, N. Andover, Mass. Mr. 81 Mrs. Joseph Kucka, Gardner, Mass. Mr. 81 Mrs. Adrien H. Lachance, Athol, Mass. Mr. 81 Mrs. Joseph McHale, Everett, Mass. Rev. john E. McLaughlin, o.s.A., Detroit, Mich. Hon. 81 Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. 81 Mrs 81 Mrs 81 Mrs 81 Mrs 81 Mrs Fred V. McMenimen, Belmont, Mass. john J. McMorrow, Methuen, Mass. John E. McNally, Salem, Mass. Frederick J. Monahan, Beverly, Mass J. L. Monks, Elizabeth, N. JL Joseph Montebianchi,-Haverhill, Mass E. M. Morgan, Albany, N. Y. Mr. 81 Mrs. James Morgan, Everett, Mass. Morgan's Polar Bear, Winthrop, Mass. Mr. 81 Mrs. Frank L. Morris, Lawrence, Mass. Mr. Richard I. McCormick, jr., Haverhill, Mass. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. John A. Mrs. John S. Charles La Freniere, Manchester, Conn. Daniel J. Lancaster, Andover, Mass. C Philip J. Larkin, West Hartford, Conn. Edward V. Lavoie, Beverly, Mass. J. J. Leamy, Syracuse, N. Y. Robert Lee, Smithtown, N. Y. John P. Legendre, Lewiston, Maine LeVangie, Sr., N. Weymouth, Mass. Leven, Longmeadow, Mass. Mr. Matthew Licursi, Norwalk, Conn. Arasimo Lipomi, Lowell, Mass. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Joaquim Lopes, S. Dartmouth, Mass. Thomas S. Loughlin, Portsmouth, N. H. Stephen E. Lovas, Tarrytown, N. Y. George R. Lyons, Malden, Mass. Edward F. Madden, Mattawamkeag, Maine Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. S. S. Madrick, New Hyde Park, N. Y. Harry Maerurer, East Rockaway, N. Y. John Majeski, Wakefield, Mass. Edward F. Manning, Arlington, Mass. Marco S. Marinello, Holyoke, Mass. Jegan M.,Marino, Saugus, Mass. Mr 81 . Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Alfred Martineau, Dracut, Mass. Joseph Masone, Stamford, Conn. Thomas J. Maxwell, N. Andover, Mass. Thomas Meany, Westwood, N. J. Eswin Meelia, Melrose, Mass. H. Menary, Irvington, N. Y. John B. McAllister, Andover, Mass. Charles E. McCarthy, Lawrence, Mass. Cornelius F. McCarthy, Andover, Mass. William McCarthy, Medford, Mass. John F. McCoy, Simsbury, Conn. Mr. 81 Mrs. Francis McDonald, Pittsfield, Mass. Mr. 81 Mrs. Francis P. McGuigan, Fall River, Mass. To the memory of Florence D. McGuinness, Dayton, Ohio Mr. 81 Mrs. James McGuire, Brooklyn, N. Y. George A. Morrison, Melrose, Mass. Mr. John J. Mugavero, Sr., Lawrence, Mass. L. T. Muldoon, Washington, D. C. Mr. 81 Mrs. John C. Mullaly, Fall River, Mass. Mr. 81 Mrs. james R. Mullen, Bradford, Mass. Mr. Richard T. Munce, M.D., Bangor, Maine Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. Robert Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. gl Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs Felix J. Murawski, Terriville, Conn. J. joseph Murphy, Danvers, Mass. Robert A. Murphy, Manhasset, N. Y. William F. Murphy, Reading, Mass. John Neary, Salem, Mass. Edmund C. Nicholas, Haverhill, Mass V. Noone, Peabody, Mass. Ivan K. Olsen, Everett, Mass. Charles T. O'Neill, Lowell, Mass. Walter H. Ordway, Manchester, N. H Alexander J. Pater, Lowell, Mass. R. Pepi, Springdale, Conn. V. F. Perreault, Wyckoff, N. J. Mr. Anthony J. Pignato, Saugus, Mass. 81 Mr. Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Julius R. Pollatschek, Elizabeth, N. J VVilliam Radwill, Lawrence, Mass. Mr. 81 Mrs. Carlos Rendeiro, Peabody, Mass. Mr. 81 Mrs. Louis J. Riso, Baldwin, N. Y. Mr. 81 Mrs. john M. Roddy, Longmeadow, Mass. Mr. Edward H. Rodier, W'hite Plains, N. Y. Mr. Caesar Rossi, Goshen, Conn. Mr. 81 Mrs. Maurice A. Roy, Woonsocket, R. I. Mr. 81 Mrs. James E. 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