Mount Wachusett Community College - Yearbook (Gardner, MA)

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Professor and Mrs. O. V. Paliotti I ' '11 Part of the MWCC Business Division Pro- fessors who were on hand to honor their re tiring colleague. J. S. Baldygag J. B. Ruth, jr. , Business Division Chairmang F. A. Pronskig L. Carseg G. P. Murphyg O, V, Paliottig R. C. Rogersg C. F. Tammi. - annual Christ X., g Prof. Paliotti, was instrumental in getting Massachusetts Governor F. W. Sargent as the last speaker the MWCC Economics Club presented before his retirement. Prof. Paliotti, receives a state senate resolution in recognition of his retirement 'f7 7.f,.- f' as Economics Professor from WM,lWhlm,,.Jk A I MW CC and his years of ser- P' vice to the economics club as ' founder and advisor. Distingu is hed vis ito rs ' 'anwuafyxilionvf ' v fx . 'll committee honors Prof. X .U ,,,,,1q,x.,nv1- 3 pa-,i.vir 'iv Paliotti. ,i A sf T t M- . Paul Drowne--1972f73 chairman and MWCC presi- dent Haley presenting the plaque to Prof. Paliotti, Ed Hall, for the custodian staff, gives Vinnie a farewell gift. R N . Prof. O. V. Paliotti, each year brought an ensemble of the Newton I Symphony to MWCC for an mas Concert. l A m fu....A lil.. Thank you Professor Paliotti, for your sympathetic understanding and inspiring leadership.

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Dedicated To O. V. Paliotti Farewell To Professor Paliotti By: Mike Carroll Mount Wachus ett will soon be losing one of their most respected and honored profes- sors in the person of Prof. O. V. Paliotti. Prof. Paliotti will be completing his seventh year here at the Mount. The list of Prof. Paliotti's accomplishments while here at the Mount is staggering. He has been solely responsible for numerous speakers which otherwise would have by-passed Mount Wachusett had it not been for his powerful influence and prestige. He was also the founder of the Economics' Club to which he is now the advisor, and has belonged to numer- ous committees. Among his hobbies are music, research, fishing and traveling. He has traveled exten- sively throughout the United States, Canada, Mexico, England, Holland, Austria, Germany, Switzerland, Monaco, and France. At this time, lwould like to - on behalf of the students and faculty - wish Professor Paliotti a happy and peaceful retirement, and thank him for seven years of hard work. Arriveederci, buna fortuna mel futuro. THE ABOVE ARTICLE IS AN AUTHORIZED REPRINT FROM CCOLLEGE NEWSPAPERJ THE HARBINGER, BY ASSOCIATE EDITOR MIKE CARROLL. . .

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. ea - UC, 5 .. I -pm? i' ' AWE THE 1973 YEARBOOK STAFF WOULD LIKE TO EXPRESS A SPECIAL WORD OF THANKS TO THE FOLLOWING PEOPLE WHO-IN SOME WAY ASSISTED US WITH lag' L E 'YEAR'S YEARBOOK: I -...w , .. THE HYLANDER . .. Dean of Students: JOHN P. HOGAN Assistant Dean of Students: DAVID HALVORSEN . A11 the M. W. C. C. Secretaries The HARBINGER Staff The 'L'CI-IRONICLE Staff The M. W. C. C. Student Council .The ,Sophomore 81 Freshmen Class Officers American Yearbook Representative: . GUY GARON 'f .' k1'1 ' isa ini X' W1 'x9,.Q'?,:,: . .Sis-rpx X 'I Qi' JN11 I 'I ' 1: 1 ng x ' X , . h ' hulk' m P JN Q,q- as -511 -s ,K x ' 4, 'S!x.sf,'i 2- -5-, ' I-4-NIM., . M ij, -, L. 4 - ., -. . .: '! 33'Q:3 gw'f'i ' A Wh T'-tif imfifvigfr . A 'S G i .. 1, , .qqjyj ,fi CQ! . J X 9 4l4'TQ,. 'm ,yi-52 -'-15112 1 ' if 1 V W Q' v 1151- , -.ages g'.a-,w-pi , - v I 5: -'I '1 1i ...A1'-Q-f,555'1:.ms' 3- ' x P 4'- '-'o-U, ' ,, b ,., . - ' 51 a I7 ' ' QISQJYQIMT I' 633 459 1-2. A I QQM A X ' 496 f S t me Garb' A I F' 'lf' -ft.. 4 ' I ' ' ' ai? 'gif'-A--L 'l.Z.I f-' 2. n