Northern Essex Community College - Lumen Yearbook (Haverhill, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1965 volume:

LUMEN 1965 NORTHERN ESSEX COMMUNITY COLLEGE HAVERHILL MASSACHUSETTS Our association with Northern Essex Community College enables us to observe first-hand the growing awareness on the part of the American people that it is education that makes the man — the man who makes our society what it is today and what it will become. Although the community college is a relatively new ex- periment in the realm of education, it is becoming increas- ingly apparent that it is fulfilling a vital need as our young people not only realize the value, indeed the necessity, of education, but strive to attain it. So we announce as the theme of the Lumen 1965 “ Light Dispels Darkness,” symbolizing the light of education reaching out into the world. 2 Introduction to the College 7 Administration and Faculty 17 Graduates 31 Organizations 59 Social Activities 79 Campus Spirit 89 3 4 The Lumen 1965 is dedicated to the memory of Dr. James W . Thomson. Dr. Thomson gave unstintingly of his time and effort, becoming our friend and counselor. His enthusi- asm for youth, and his confidence in human nature, in- stilled in us courage to meet the challenges that determine our future. DR. JAMES W. THOMSON July, 1910-December, 1964 V J 1 “Enter to grow in wisdom ” Charles Willi im Eliot Incoming students have the opportunity to become acquainted with the College during Orientation Week. 8 At the annual Faculty Tea, newcomers are personally greeted by each member of the faculty and administration. Freshmen are welcomed by the upperclassmen as they are initiated in the traditions of the College. 14 The Bookstore is operated for the benefit of the students, books being sold at competitive prices and profits reverting to the Student Activity Fund. 15 I “A pause for a chat with the President. ” HAROLD BENTLEY, President of the College B.A., Penn College; B.D., Hartford Seminary; S.T.M., Boston University Our college was founded in October 1960, when your President was appointed. Since that time, many significant events have taken place. A great number of stu- dents have given of themselves to improve their educational outreach here in this old building. We have graduated two classes in the past two years. This year many of our former students are graduating from the next college to which they were transferred. A very fine group of teachers have moved into our college life and have given much in leadership and influence. Throughout the entire college a sense of expectancy is slowly developing. Now that we have received the grant of 1 1 1 acres by the city hall of Haverhill, we are assured of an imposing site for the great new college that is slowly moving towards us down through the years. What a pleasure it is to share in this great enterprise where we meet in a common search for knowledge and in a mutual development of understanding and concern for those values that make life truly worth living. The students who graduate this year will carry with them a full measure of pride as they leave this college. They will be able to walk in dignity and in self-reliance because they have accomplished so much that five years ago was not even in their dreams. The entire staff of the college wishes you well. We are all grateful to have shared in your joys and even in your tribulations during the past two years. HAROLD BENTLEY President 18 r MILO M. WILLIAMS Assistant to the President B.A., University of Connecticut CLARENCE A. WOOD Dean of Faculty A. B., University of Rochester; B. D., Andover-Newton College; Ph.D., Boston University DONALD L. RUHL Dean of Students B.S., Juniata College; M.B.A., C.A.G.S., Boston University 19 M iss Phyllis Comeau Mrs. Gertrude Hould OFFICE STAFF Miss Alice Marcotte Mrs. Evelyn White 20 ■nmyi Librarian PETER SIMOGLOU A.B., Harvard University M.S., Simmons College LIBRARY safe— JACK L. ARONSON A.B.. A.M., Boston University; A. M.T.. Harvard University; B. J.Ed.. Hebrew Teachers College Spanish JOHN M. BRENNAN A.B.. Harvard College. M.A., New York University English EDWARD P CHAMPY, JR B.S., I.owell Technological Institute. Electronics DONALD W. CHARLESWORTH B.B.A., Clark University; M.Ed., Worcester State College A ccounting ■ i m HERBERT C. CROOK A.B.. AM.. Harvard LIniversity French, Music J. ALPHEE DESJARDINS B.A., University of Colorado: M.Ed., Boston University: NTS., Worcester Polytechnic Institute Physics 24 JOHN C. MAINER B.A., Furman University; M.A., Emerson College English, Speech NORMAN J. LANDRY B.S., State College at Bridgewater; Ed.M., State College at Salem; M.A., Rutgers University Mathematics RICHARD L N1ESLE A. A., Graceland Junior College; B. A., University of California; M.A., Fletcher School, Tufts University Government DONALD W. PAILF.S B.S.Ed., State College at Bridgewater Mathematics KATHERINE H. RICHARDS B.S., State College at Salem Business NICHOLAS SARRIS B.S., University of New Hampshire; M.A.. Advanced Sixth Year Certificate, Fairfield University Accounting, Business Law F. OLGA WILLIAMS B. S., State College at Salem; M.C.S., Boston University; C. A.G.S., University of Bridgeport Business JAMES F. SULLIVAN B.S.E.E., Catholic University of America Electronics ETTA WOLPERT A.B., M.A., University of Minnesota English 28 CUSTODIANS JOSEPH DeVITO JOSEPH SULLIVAN EDWARD FICE , 29 ■i “ Nothing in life is to be feared. It is only to be understood. Marie Curie RAELENE EERNALD Secretary Secretarial PAUL JANOCHA T reasurer Business A dministration JOSEPH AI LARD Business A dministration TOBF ALPERIN Business A dministration RICHARD ANDERSON Liberal Arts THOMAS ANGF.LORO Liberal Arts VICTOR AZZI Liberal A rts SANDRA BAYKO Liberal Arts JANE BLIGHT Secretarial VICTOR BILODEAU Business A dministration CLAUDETTE BOUCHER Liberal Arts NORMAN BOGOSIAN Business Administration 35 36 37 38 II 39 LEROY HAZELTON Liberal Arts BRUCE HUNT Liberal Arts RONALD HAYES Liberal Arts DAVID HUNT Liberal Arts ANN HERRICK Liberal Arts RICHARD HEINZ Liberal Arts 40 JOHN JENNE Business Administration FRANCES K ATTAR Liberal Arts NARCISSA KELLETT Liberal Arts DONALD KENNEDY Electronic Technology 41 JAMES KEENAN Liberal Arts JAMES KHOURY Liberal Arts i BARRY KIRSNER Business A dministration ZARF.H KLUDJIAN Liberal Arts REGINA KOZDRAS Secretarial FORMER LATTIME Business A dministration LESEIE LAUDER Liberal Arts JANICE LIVINGSTON Liberal Arts 42 43 JAMES MARINO Liberal Arts JOHN MATSON Liberal Arts NATALIE MEDICI Liberal Arts JOSEPH MENESALE Liberal Arts STEPHEN MERR1FIELD E lectron i c T ech no! ogy RICHARD MICHAUD Electronic Technology 44 45 46 GEORGE OUELLETTE Liberal Arts GEORGE PARTALEDIS Business A dministration RICHARD RE POSE Liberal Arts LINDA O ' NEILL Secretarial ROBERT POZNICK Business A dministration CONRAD PEPIN Liberal Arts 47 RONALD REYNOLDS Electronic T echnology DARLENE RICHARDS Secretarial DEBORAH RICHARDSON Secretarial ROBERT RICHARDS Liberal Arts ROSEMARY ROCHE Secretarial WILLIAM ROBERTS Liberal Arts 48 49 DONALD SICARD ROBERT SLIPKOWSKY Electronic Technology Liberal Arts PRISCILLA SORENSON Liberal Arts DENNIS SPURRING Business A dministration DON STAVELEY Liberal A rts JANICE STORLAZZI Secretarial 50 51 CHARLES TURCOGEORGE Liberal Arts PAUL VENTURA, JR. Liberal A rts NORMAN WALCZAK Libera! Arts CLARK WEBSTER Business Administration DAVID WEIGEL Liberal Arts 52 53 ANDREW ANDRICOPOULOS Liberal Arts CONRAD HUGHSON Business A dministration CHARLES ARCIDIACANO Electronic Technology RICHARD KISZKA Liberal Arts DOUGLAS ARNOLD Electronic Technology WILLIAM KNEE Liberal Arts MARYANN BARRACLOUGH Liberal Arts JEAN KRAWZUN Business Administration GARY BILODEAU Business A dministration ANN KUKENE Secretarial ROBERT BLAIN Liberal Arts JOHN LEIGHTON Liberal Arts PAUL BRENNAN Liberal Arts EDWARD PALINO Liberal Arts JOHN BRETT Business A dministration EDWARD PISKADLO Liberal Arts EDWARD CARRIER, JR. Liberal Arts HAROLD PRATT, JR. Liberal Arts BARRY CONSOLAZIO Liberal Arts JOHN REILLY, III Liberal Arts ROBERT DURBIN Liberal Arts WINIFRED RUSSO Liberal Arts ANTIONETTE DURSO Liberal Arts JOSEPH SHEEHAN Liberal Arts RICHARD ERAMO Liberal Arts DOUGLAS STODDARD Liberal Arts ALAN FLETCHER Electronic Technology JEFFREY STROVINK Liberal Arts LINCOLN FULTON Liberal Arts EMILY SULLIVAN Liberal Arts ALFRED GASPERONI, JR. Liberal Arts RICHARD SWEENEY Liberal Arts PETER GEORGEOPOULOS Liberal Arts WILLIAM THERIAULT Liberal Arts TERRY GRIFFIN Liberal Arts MARK WALL Liberal Arts GERALD HAYES Liberal Arts DALE WARING Liberal Arts WALTER HAYES Liberal Arts WARREN WHITCOMB Liberal Arts ARTHUR HILL Electronic Technology MELVIN WOODMAN Business A dministration HOLLIS HILLNER, JR Liberal Arts ROBERT ZACHARIS Electronic Technology BRIAN HOUSE Liberal Arts 54 SENIOR DIRECTORY Joseph Allard IX Osgood St., I.owell Tobe Alperin 634 Main St., Haverhill Richard Anderson 299 Charles St., Reading Andrew Andricopoulos 148 Cross St., Lowell Thomas Angeloro 142 Main St., No. Andover Charles Arcidiacano 215 High St., Lawrence Douglas Arnold 39 Nichols St., Haverhill Victor Azzi 18 Cedar St., Lawrence Maryann Barraclough 66 Trenton St., Lawrence Sandra Bayko 15 Erie Ave., Newburyport Donald Belanger 82 Fox Ave., Dracut Richard Bell 18 Turner Ave., Haverhill Gary Bilodeau 11 Bilodeau Dr., Haverhill Victor Bilodeau 1311 Middlesex St., Lowell Robert Blain 5 Charme Rd., Billerica Jane Blight 21 Bruce St., Methuen Norman Bogosian 83 Sargent Rd., Swampscott Claudette Boucher 5 Birchwood Ter., Groveland Paul Brennan 43 Jefferson St., Lawrence John Brett 30 Spring St., Danvers Ann Brunault Steed Ave., West Newbury Harry Bubanas 24 Groton St., Lowell Elaine Burrill 32V2 Nichols St., Haverhill Timothy Callahan 29 So. Pleasant St., Bradford Kenneth Campbell 3 Elm St., Methuen Edward Carrier, Jr. 748 Broadway, Haverhill Eleanor Cassady 17 Violet Rd., Peabody Rosann Cavarra 44 Brook St., Methuen Thomas Comer 55 Oakland St., Methuen Margaret Conom 55 Hampstead St., Methuen Barry Consolazio 4 Liberty St., Beverly Mary Cooney 866 Main St., West Newbury John Coughlin 39 Franklin St., Haverhill William Crane 22 Rinedale Ave., Haverhill Stephen Davis 262 Hampshire St., Methuen Sandra Desjadon 141 Nesmith St., Methuen Clyde Dugas Condon Trailer Park, Merrimac Robert Durbin 16 Lewis St., Haverhill Antoinette Durso 5 Durso Ave., Lawrence George Economou 86 Rolfe St., Lowell Susan Ellis 20 Bilodeau Dr., Haverhill John Eng 161 South Union St., Lawrence Richard Eramo 86 Elliot St., Beverly Richard Etter 332 Salem St., Bradford Barbara Evans 15 Baltimore St., Lowell Lawrence Feffer 15 Warren St., Marblehead Raelene Fernald 45 So. Main St., Bradford Alan Fletcher 54 Liberty St., Haverhill Lucille Folsom 51 Riverview Dr., Danvers Lincoln Fulton 30 Lindor Rd., No. Reading 55 Eugene Gangemi 181 Branch St., Lowell Alfred Gasperoni, Jr. 37 Chase St.. Beverly Peter Georgeopoulos 340 Market St.. Lowell Richard Georgeou 32 Arcadia Ave., Lowell Terry Griffin Ipswich Rd., Boxford Gerald Hayes 8 Burley Ave., Danvers Ronald Hayes 19 Sharon Rd.. Hamilton Walter Hayes 126 River Rd., Merrimac Leroy Hazelton 9 Pentucket St., Haverhill Richard Heinz 29 West St., Methuen Ann Herrick 6 Stiles Ave.. Haverhill Arthur Hill 189 Amesbury Rd., Haverhill Hollis Hillner, Jr. 67 Revere St., Bradford Brian House 3 Florence Ave., Haverhill Conrad Hughson 4 Forest St., Byfield Bruce Hunt 76 Mill St., Middleton David Hunt 9 Lexington Dr., Beverly Paul Janocha 40 Victoria St., Lowell John Jenne 80 Middlesex St., Bradford Frances Kattar 37 So. Bowdoin St., Lawrence James Keenan, Jr. 4 Arnold Rd., Peabody Narcissa Kellett 56 Main St., Salem, N.H. Donald Kennedy 4 Byron St., Bradford James Khoury 386 Lowell St., Lawrence Barry Kirsner 15 Moseley Ave., Newburyport Richard Kiszka 389 Pleasant St., Dracut Zareh Kludjian 10 Kensington Dr., Chelmsford William Knee 40 Rutherford, Haverhill Regina Kozdras 805 Salem St., No. Andover Jean Krawzun 1 1 Mclntire St., Lowell Ann Kukene 14 Merrill St., Amesbury Daniel Lalumiere 9 Dalton Ave., Haverhill Furmer Lattime 26 High St.. Newburyport Leslie Lauder 67 Fourth Ave., Haverhill John Leighton 188 Linwood St., Lynn Janice Livingston Old Andover Rd., No. Reading David Lundstedt 68 Francis St.. Dracut Stanley MacKinnon 75 Keeley St.. Haverhill David McCabe 32 Knox St., Lawrence Mary McCarthy 91 “C” St., Lowell Bernard McPhail 88 Lime St., New ' buryport Bruce Madio 90 John Carver St., Reading James Marino 57 Lovejoy St., Haverhill John Matson 62 Upland Ave., Haverhill Natalie Medici 33 Columbia Rd., No. Andover Joseph Menesale 29 Pond St., Beverly Stephen Merrifield 409 Westford St., Lowell Richard Michaud 144 Warwick St., Methuen Karen Millar 30 Richardson Ave., Wakefield Patricia Moore 107 Chestnut St.. Haverhill David Moorehouse 733 Chelmsford St., Lowell Robert Morrill 7 Ralph St., Lowell Richard Morse, Jr. 131 East Broadway, Haverhill Julie Moured 800 Osgood St., No. Andover William Murphy 24 Blossom St.. Bradford Daniel Nason 101 Shade St., Lexington Richard Nichols 25 Avon St., Reading Douglas Noddin 54 Hoyt Ave., Lowell Katherine O ' Heir 241 Clark Rd., Lowell Margaret O’Neil 38 Garrison St., Haverhill 56 Linda O’Neill 253 Centre St.. Groveland George Ouellette 12 Texas Ave., Lawrence Edward Pali no 10 Verduni St., Wilmington George Partaledis 1 Bartlett St., Peabody Conrad Pepin 1 1 Common Ave., Lowell Raymond Pilat 22 Woodland Circle, Methuen Edward Piskadlo 15 Webster Ct., Lawrence Robert Poznick 100 Stromquist Ave., Lowell Harold Pratt, Jr. 6 Southwick Rd., No. Reading John Reilly, III 46 Magnolia Dr., No. Andover Richard Repose 9 Lynn Ave., No. Chelmsford Ronald Reynolds 693 Broadway, Haverhill Darlene Richards 2051 Salem St., No. Andover Robert Richards 28 West Adams St., Lowell Deborah Richardson 44 Main St., Groveland William Roberts 52 So. Bradford St., No. Andover Rosemary Roche 1659 Osgood St., No. Andover Sally Rogers 30 Warren St., Rowley Winifred Russo 24 Elm St., Haverhill Earl Salmansohn 8 Colfax Ave., Lawrence Carmen Sasner 14 York St., Haverhill Catherine Scanlon 4 Hudson St., Methuen Patrick Scollin 21 Bowden, Lowell Joseph Sheehan 173 High St., Reading Daniel Shine 495 Riverside Dr., Lawrence Donald Sicard 23 Hampton St., Lawrence Robert Slipkowsky 48 Camden St., No. Andover Priscilla Sorenson 139 North St., Methuen Dennis Spurling 9 Smyth St., Haverhill Don Staveley 216 Main St., Chelmsford Douglas Stoddard 15 Bridge Rd., Salisbury Janice Storlazzi 34 Katherine St., Lawrence Jeffrey Strovink 4’A Ashland Ave., Methuen Emily Sullivan 5 Brook Rd., Topsfield James Sullivan 82 North St., Andover Lorretta Sutton 9 Dirlam Circle, Tewksbury Richard Sweeney 155 Beacon St., Lowell Richard Sylvain 330 Woburn St., Lowell Mary Sylvester 29 Highland Park, Peabody William Theriault 1 Fairview St., Billerica William Tobin 40 Thorndike Rd., Lowell Cynthia Towler 75 Saunder St., No. Andover Daniel Trainor 248 Plain St., Lowell Charles Turcogeorge 234 Adams St., Lowell Paul Ventura, Jr. 98 Marblehead St., No. Andover Norman Walczak 41 Osgood St., Salem Mark Wall 10 Morgan St., Stoneham Dale Waring Bachellor St., West Newbury Clark Webster 50 Holden Wood Rd., Concord David Weigel Meetinghouse Hill, West Newbury Joseph Whelan 24 Bradford St., Salem Warren Whitcomb 5 Colonial Ter., Chelmsford Roger Widder 132 Lakeview Ave., Haverhill Frederick Wilkins 194 Concord St., Lowell Barbara Woodcock 58 Brockton Ave., Haverhill Melvin Woodman Jackman St., Georgetown Joan Young 27 Main St., Byfield Robert Zacharis 49 Chadwick St., Haverhill Janice Zelles 18 Kimball Rd., Methuen 57 “That’s what education means — to be able to do what you ’ve never done before. George Herbert Palmer Donald Sicard, Margaret O ' Neil, Lorraine Forte, John Jenne, Treasurer; Joseph Menesale, President; John Aung Thwin, Vice-President; Suzanne Regan, Secretary; David McCabe, Barbara Woodcock, Donald Kennedy. STANDING: Robert Corry, Donald Ruhl, Advisor; Anthony Parino STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council was organized to provide a necessary link between the student body and the administration. Election to the Student Council is a great honor, but it also entails a great responsibility as each member represents not only his respective class but also the College. The Student Council affords an excellent opportunity to observe and participate in politics at a level which is consistent with the maturity of the students. 60 61 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Paul Janocha, Treasurer; Raelene Fernald, Secretary; Raymond Pilat, Vice-President; Norman Landry, Advisor; Daniel Lalumiere, President The class officers have the unique role of representing their respective classes in the social affairs of the College. 62 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Judith Noiseux, Secretary; Paul Marciano, Vice President; Sharon Walker, Secretary; Olga Williams, Advisor; David Rivers, President; Donald Charlesworth, Advisor It is their responsibility to keep the morale of the students high by balancing the studious side of College with refreshing and entertaining social events. 63 Elaine Burrill, Layout Editor; Elizabeth Ferris, Judith Fitzgerald, Margaret O ' Neil, Literary Editor; Raelene Fernald. Typing Editor; Linda Lemstrom, Philip Flanagan, Barbara Wood- cock, Ann Brunault, Assistant Editor: Cynthia Towler, Art Editor; Deborah Richardson, Editor; Paul Janocha, Richard Anderson, Photography Editor; Raymond Pilat, Sandra Bel- mont Nicholas Sarris, Advisor; John Finneran, Advisor YEARBOOK The staff of the Lumen has undertaken to assimilate a colorful picture- story of campus life at Northern Essex Community College. In the future this yearbook will recall old friendships and experiences that helped form our characters and ideals. 64 A Dorothy Stupakiewicz, Sally Harding, Rose Salvetti, Richard Etter, Bruce Hunt, Editor; Paul Janocha, Raelene Fernald, Barbara Woodcock, Business Manager; Joyce Morin, Assistant Editor; Cynthia Towler, Copy and Exchange Editor Peter Simoglou, Advisor NEWSPAPER The college newspaper, the Northern Essex Community College Observer, keeps students informed of activities and happenings around the college, affording an excellent opportunity for individuals to express their opinions and display their talents. 66 CHORALE MEMBERS — Patricia Moore. Regian Kozdras, Rita Balboni, Elaine Burrill, Joy Grainger, Jerilyn Hastings, Linda Lemstrom, Claudette Boucher, Jean Cote, Margaret Conom, Darlene Richards. Ralph PloufF. Dean Quarrell, Ronald Darois John Mainer, Director CHORALE 68 The Northern Essex Community College Chorale, only recently introduced to the College, has already partially fulfilled the hopes of its organizer, John Mainer, as its Christmas program brought to us the spirit, awe, and beauty of the season. We may look forward to many more such performances and are proud that our College is so represented in this area. 69 FIRST ROW: Paul Marciano, Sandra Belmont. Dawn Savoie, Nicholas Sarris, Advisor ; Gloria Bomil, Sally Rogers, James Hideriotis. SECOND ROW: Robert McCarthy, Peter Jeans, Richard O ' Connor, Frank Olms, Jr., Sebastian Iacono. THIRD ROW: Kenneth Mc- Kenzie, Howard Houston, Nathan Scollo, Brian C. Coffin, Mark Allan Perreault, Robert Morrill. FOURTH ROW: Victor Bilodeau. Treasurer; William Tobin. President; John Eng. Peter Gibson, Melvin Woodman, Norman Begosian ACCOUNTING ASSOCIATION The Accounting Association is a branch of the American Accounting Association and gives students in the accounting program first-hand knowledge of their field. An Income Tax Forum is held annually with the students taking part. The meeting is open to the public. 70 L 71 ■ FIRST ROW: Ronald Reynolds, Treasurer ; Daniel Shine, Vice-President ; Richard Michaud, President; Richard Etter, Secretary. SECOND ROW: Ronald Darois, Richard Peters, James Schiavone, Stephen Davis, Donald Kennedy, Donald Sicard. THIRD ROW: Tonu Sam- melselg. Alfred Delisle, Richard Bell, Daniel Nason, Anthony Parino, David Williams James Sullivan, Advisor ELECTRONS The Electrons Club was formed to encourage students in the electronic technology program to make use of their interest by gaining a better knowledge of electronics. This is accomplished by demonstrations in the electronics class and by field trips arranged to give the students a deeper understanding of the many possibilities in this technical field. Members or the club this year build and operate a radio station in the College which besides providing a musical background in the lounge keeps students informed of the latest campus news. 72 L 73 Barbara Woodcock, Paul Janocha, Paul Caron, Chairman; Robert Richards, Raymond Pilat, Treasurer; Ann Brunault, Secretary Donald Ruhl, Advisor PUBLIC RELATIONS BOARD The Public Relations Board was recently organized to provide a means of informing the public of social affairs and other events of interest. Newspapers and radio and other media are utilized for this purpose. 74 PRESIDENT ' S HOUR The President’s Hour is a program offered for the benefit of the Freshmen students of Northern Essex Community College. The meeting provides for a variety of educational, as well as entertaining, activities that attempt to serve in the edification process of the college student. 76 “ Pleasure and action make the hours seem short. ” William Shakespeare CHRISTMAS 84 ANNUAL l«r« CHESS 87 iL “ Learn to make the most of life, Lose no happy day, Time will never bring me baek Chanees swept away! Sarah Doudney The enlightening experience of our college years prepare us to meet life’s challenges with confidence. We are seen gaining new perspectives in areas of . . . I 90 I If relaxation . . . 96 patience... 98 99 NORTHERN ESSEX COMMUNITY COLLEGE research... I listening... 103 106 Ill I learning... applicati on . . . and campus life. Light Dispels Darkness