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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1968 volume:

NORTHERN ESSEX COMMUNITY COLLEGE HAVERHILL. MASS. AT NECC • II UK m 38i c jg W THIS IS WHERE THE SCHOOL YEAR r rrj Ofrt ' i: LM m iff r 5 D 10 13 16 PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE The other day I read an article from my files which discussed an educational topic somewhat different from the typical approach today. The title of the article was “Traditions in Stone.” The th eme was the idea that every college and uni- versity expresses its aspirations and achievements through architecture. Mention was made of the impact that the buildings have made on generations of students in such places as The Harvard Yard, West Point, Southern Florida with its tower, the University of Virginia with its library and wall, and many oth- ers. Something permanent takes place in the minds of those who study in such lo- cations. Good architecture is a fringe benefit. When we look at our small college with its old and uninspiring buildings, all of them temporary, we feel that something is lacking. There seems to be no symme- try, no order, no plan that speaks a constant message to all. In a sense, we have little relationship to a meaningful past. All is prologue; all is prospect; nothing can be held on to by the successive student groups. Yet we have done a great deal in this old building of ours. We have developed many basic principles of intellectual and social maturity that will abide. Our stu- dents have a reasonably good sense of freedom, of self-determination, and of strong hope for the future. In our interaction with faculty, fellow students, and the disciplines that we study, we have already linked ourselves to the greatest tradition of all, growth and development with a sense of purpose in life. We achieved this in old buildings which seem tired and inadequate. We have done this and much more because we are developing a sense of destiny. We know that we are approaching the end of this portion of the way. Immedi- ately ahead of us are many new and wonderful things. We now realistically antici- pate a new campus, new expansiveness, new standards made possible by new fa- cilities. All will soon be new. Only one thing will be unchanged, that is. our sense of direction. We have known all along where we were going. Only now do we see that we too will have visible reminders of our aspirations, those that are “Traditions in Stone.” The true traditions will still be in our students and our staff. We will never lose sight of the value of persons. But soon we will have spaces, buildings, facilities, and all the tangible things that add beauty and strength to our values. You are among the last of those who will spend all your community college life in inadequate surroundings. Good luck to you as you go on. You truly deserve the best in the years to come. It has been a privilege to be with you in these two ex- citing years. 17 Donald L. Ruhl Dean of Students Edward Owen Dean of Faculty 21 Charles L. Adie. M.A.. Boston College. Vera C. Allen. B.S., Simmons College. Vincent L Alsfeld, A.B.. Brown. University. MBA. University of Rhode Island. 22 1 Jack L. Aronson, A.B . A.M., A.M.T.. B.J.Ed.. Boston Uni- Wynne E. Bascom, MBA., Babson Institute. 23 i Donald R. Conway, B.A., Uni- versity of California. Grace Costanzo, B.S., Ameri- can International College. Marilyn M Crocker, M AT., Harvard Graduate School, Education. Herbert C. Crook, A.B.. A M., Harvard University. Howard W Crowell, AB , M.A., Boston University. J. Alphee Desjardins, BA., M.Ed., M.S., University of Colorado, Boston Univer- sity, Worcester Polytechnic Institute. Richard B Ellis, B.S., M A . Boston University, Wayne University. Alfred C. Emerson, Jr., B.S., MB. A.. Northeastern Uni- versity. 24 John Finneran, A M . Ed.M., Harvard University. James H. Fisk, B.S.E.E., Uni- versity of Illinois. Roberta D. Froome. M.A., University of Wyoming. Cecelia Furlotte, B.A., M.Ed., Boston University. Corrine Grise, A.B.. M.S.T., Brandeis University, Uni- versity of Michigan. 25 John Guarino. B.A.. M.A.. Brandeis University, Uni- versity of Michigan. Eleanor S. Hope, A.M., Uni- versity of Michigan. William Hersey. B.S., M.A.. Lowell State College. Boston College. Donald Horgan, B.S.. M.Ed.. Milligan College. State College at Salem. H Kenrick Holden. Jr.. B.S.. M.S.. Bates College. University of Maine. Roland Kimball. A.B.. M.A.. Gordon College. University of New Hampshire. Norman Landry, B.S.. Ed.M.. M.A., State College at Bridge- water. State College at Salem. Rutgers University . Anne S. Laszlo. M.A.. Uni- versity of Chicago. 26 Francis J. Leary, M.S., Uni- versity of Illinois. Richard Mesle, A. A.. B.A., M.A., Graceland Junior Col- lege, University of California, Fletcher School. Tufts Uni- versity. John Mainer, B.A.. M.A.. Fur- man University, Emers on College. Leonard A. Miller. LL.B.. Harvard Law School. Robert E. McDonald, M.A University of Massachusetts. William F. Mugleston, M.A University of Virginia. 27 Frank Padellaro. B.S.. M B A . Northeastern University. Michael E Pelletier. A B . St John ' s Seminary. Katherine H Richards. B.S. State College at Salem. Donald Pailes. B S., Ed . M.T.S., State College at Bridgewater. University of New Hampshire. Robert Rantz. B.S . E.E.. Tufts University. Donald A. Rosenberger. BA., M.A.. American University. Robert Paul. B.S.. Bus.Adm.. B.S.. Bus. Ed.. M.A., Bryant College. Clark University. Charles W. Reilly, B.S. Ed.. M.A., Northeastern University. Barbara P. Roth, R.N.. Direc- tor. Nursing. Program, NECC. M.S.. Boston University. Nicholas Sarris. B.S.. M.A.. University of New Hampshire. Fairfield University. Peter Simoglou. A.B.. M.S.. Harvard University, Simmons College. Harold J. Sipples, Ed.B , M.A. Rhode Island College, Uni- versity of Rhode Island. 28 John S. Spurk, B.S., Boston University. James Sullivan. B.S.E.E.. Catholic University of America. BMOHUidC John L. Sullivan, B.S., M.S., Lowell Technological Institute, University of Oklahoma. Andre C. Turcotte, M.A., Vil- lanova University. 29 Olga Williams, B.S., M.C.S., C.A.G.S., Stale College at Sa- lem. Boston University. Univ. of Bridgeport. Duane Windemiller, A B , C T ,B . Ph D., Anderson Col- lege. Boston Univ. Clarence Wood. A.B.. B.D . Ph.D.. Univ. of Rochester. Andover-Newton College. Bos- ton University. 30 1 Maryann Aboshar Liberal Arts Kathleen C. Alianiello Accounting 34 36 Leonard J Bonfanti Paul Bogosian, Jr. Liberal Arts Accounting James F. Brosnan Liberal Arts David H. Brown Management 37 38 Edward J. Carter Liberal Arts Owen G. Carter Liberal Arts 39 Martha A Champagne Secretarial Paula A. Chlebowski Secretarial 40 Patricia A. Cleary General Liberal Arts Mark J. Cocozza General Liberal Arts David P. Colachico General Liberal Arts Anthony J Coletti Management 41 Kathleen A Collin David G. Conrad 42 43 44 45 William J. Duma General Liberal Arts John J. Dunphv Liberal Arts James F Durkee Liberal Arts Allred B Emilio General Liberal Arts William J. Dunlew General Liberal Arts Marianne 1 D iegiel Liberal Arts Louis E. Dubois Management Robert R Durand Management 46 47 Rose M Fusco General Liberal Arts Robert C. Forte General Liberal Arts Andrew H. Gabryjelski Management Lorraine A. Frasca Liberal Arts Richard H Fuller Liberal Arts Anthony G. Forte General Liberal Arts Peter L. Frangipane Management Denis D. Frediani Liberal Arts 48 Ronald P Galloni Electronic Technology LauraLee F. Gavin Liberal Arts 49 Wavne C Goddard Linda J. Goodwin Business Management Executive Secretanal Thomas P. Gorski Management Henry P. Goujon Accounting Loreen L. Greany Liberal Arts Patricia E. Greely Liberal Arts Laurence T. Griffin Accounting 50 Netda Grenier Peter .) Groves Leslie A. Habib General Liberal Arts Robert S. Hagen Business Management 51 Warren A. Hall General Liberal Arts W ' illiam J. Hart General Liberal Arts Cynthia A. Hatem General Liberal Arts Joan M. Henry General Liberal Arts Clifford T. Hatem Management Kenneth F Hibbard General Liberal Arts David F Harral General Liberal Arts Susan H Hebb General Liberal Arts 52 A. 53 Susan H Kelley Liberal Arts Carol Ann King Computer Technology 54 N Patricia S Lane Secretarial Emma Lattime Liberal Arts George W. Leate Liberal Arts James R Lefebvre Engineering Science Thomas C. Langan Management Leonard A LeClerc General Liberal Arts Roger P. Lamoureux Liberal Arts Norma J- Lawrence Secretarial 56 Robert J. LoConte Engineering Science Lisa Loosigian General Liberal Arts Louise M. Longval General Liberal Arts Joanne M Lovecchio Liberal Arts 57 Pamela MacDonald Ronald J. Maniscalco Liberal Arts Frederick T. Markham Management 58 George McFarland General Liberal Arts William J McGowan Liberal Arts 59 Robert J. Monette Liberal Arts Roger J Montbleau Management John C Morand Liberal Arts Patricia A. Morgan Secretarial 60 Roberta E. Morse Secretarial Sandra A. O ' Bara Secretarial Susan Mugavero Liberal Arts Mary M. Nash Liberal Arts Edward E. Momson Liberal Arts Ronald Nadeau Management Douglass B. Nelson Liberal Arts Robert A. Mosher Management 61 Kathleen A. O ' Shea Secretarial George J Pacheco l iberal Arts 62 Joseph E. Pappalardo Electronic Technology Jane M. Paquin Accounting Joseph Paquin Liberal Arts Cynthia A. Parker Liberal Arts Rita Pappaconstantinou General Liberal Arts Joseph W. Pendak Computer Technology 63 Ellen M. Pendergast General Liberal Arts Elena M. Peirella General Liberal Arts David M. Picanso Liberal Arts Richard R Plouffe Accounting Timothv S. Perkins Liberal Arts Edward K. Piel, Jr. Liberal Arts Normand G. Plourde Electronic Technology Rodney A. Pica General Liberal Arts 64 Richard Robillard Liberal Arts Helen K. Rogon Secretarial i 65 66 67 Garv J. Simard Accounting Joseph A. Simone General Liberal Arts Robert B. Simpson General Liberal Arts Paul J. Slopes Management 68 Robert J. Smithers Engineering Science Rosemary C. Spadaro Liberal Arts 69 70 Daniel H. Sweene Engineering Science Nicholas Tarzia. Jr. Liberal Arts Robert V Terrazzano Management 71 Robert J. Venule Henry G. Vignola, Jr. Account ins: General Liberal Arts James W Walsh Liberal Arts Gerald T. Ward Electronic Technology 72 ii«! Phvlis A. Watson General Liberal Arts Peter G. Whitney Liberal Arts 1 73 74 Eugene Gilreath General Liberal Arts Gerard C. Guyot Elec. Technology John D. Stantamaria Computer Technology Barbara Saunders Secretarial 75 Barbara Akstin Special Student Arthur Barry Electronic Technology jane Bick Secretarial Daniel Blaha General Liberal Arts Ann Blinkhom General Liberal Arts William Gordon Liberal Arts Robert Boucher General Liberal Arts Roland Boucher General Liberal Arts Sheila Bouvier Liberal Arts Barbara Bowley General Liberal Arts James Boyd Business Management Evans Bubanas General Liberal Arts Jean Budrevieh Secretarial James Burke Special Student Brian Byrt Business Management Martha Callahan General Liberal Arts William Callahan Liberal .Arts Robert Campbell General Liberal Arts Martin Cardoza Electronic Technology Michael Castrios Electronic Technology Bryan Chadwick Electronic Technology Lauriston Clark Liberal Arts Andrew Coiletta Special Student Thomas Collins Electronic Technology William Connell Business Management Arthur Connor General Liberal Arts James Constantin General Liberal Arts Alan Corey Liberal Arts Peter Courcy General Liberal Arts Paul Cronin General Liberal Arts Dorothy Cudworth Liberal Arts Cheryl Cummings Liberal Arts Richard Dagata Liberal Arts Catherine Danahy General Liberal Arts Phylis Decubellis General Liberal Arts Dedros Demirdjian Electronic Technology Rocco DiGloria General Liberal Arts Richard Dursa General Liberal Arts Fred Divincenzo Electronic Technology Denise Doucette Business Management David Duggan Electronic Technology Victor Duphily General Liberal Arts James Dziadosz General Liberal Arts Stanley Edmunds General Liberal Arts Edward Ferreira General Liberal Arts Vincent Fiorilla General Liberal Arts Jean Folley Liberal Arts Kathleen Gallagher General Liberal Arts John Gardella General Liberal Arts Charles Gelinas Electronic Technology Erin Flannagan Secretarial David Goodwin Computer Technology Howard Gordon General Liberal Arts John Grieco Liberal Arts George Gudowski Electronic Technology Stephen Guerrera General Liberal Arts Gerard Guyot Electronic Technology James Guyot Computer Technology Jeffrey Hamilton Accounting Herbert Hargraves Electronic Technology John Harrington Liberal Arts Albert Hauswirth Liberal Arts John Healey Special Student James Henriquez Business Management Diane Herron Liberal Arts Michael Holmes Computer Technology David Hovey Business Management Kenneth Hulme General Liberal Arts Diane Jackman Special Student Joseph Joaquim Liberal Arts Phillip Kenneally Electronic Technology Ernest Kraines General Liberal Arts Joann LeBlanc Liberal Arts James Lobsien Liberal Arts Thomas Madden Genera] Liberal Arts Roger Mailloux Busines s Management Phillip Manzi Special Student Joseph Masse General Liberal Arts George Mattheson General Liberal Arts Frederick McAskill General Liberal Arts Robert McCadden General Liberal Arts Linda McCann General Liberal Arts Maryellen McC-arron Secretarial Patricia McCarthy Secretarial James McIntosh General Liberal Arts John McIntosh Special Student William Mello General Liberal Arts James Mesite Accounting Shelagh Moore General Liberal Arts Ann Morin General Liberal Arts Kathleen Movniham Accounting John Nault Business Management Judith Noiseux Secretarial Roberta Packard Secretarial James Pattie General Liberal Arts Gregory Perrone General Liberal Arts Elizabeth Peterson General Liberal Arts Geoffrey Poore General Liberal Arts Paula Pouliotte General Liberal Arts Paul Powderly Accounting Peter Powers Business Management Henry Richard Accounting Joseph Richard Computer Technology David Ritter General Liberal Arts William Roberts Accounting Michael Redden General Liberal Arts Marlene Rogers Business Management Thomas Rogers Electronic Technology John Ruth Special Student Kevin Ryan Liberal Arts David Saba General Liberal Arts Shirley Sacchetti General Liberal Arts John Santamaria Computer Technology Joseph Sapienza Business Management Barbara Saunders • Secretarial Robert Schiller General Liberal Arts Phillip. Sheehan General Liberal Arts John Sleeper General Liberal Arts Nancy Spalding General Liberal Arts Richard Stoddard Electronic Technology Kenneth Stone Electronic Technology Ronald Swanson Liberal Arts Joseph Sweeney Electronic Technology Leon Tetle Liberal Arts Mark Themis General Liberal .Arts Paul Therrien Business Management James Thurlow Liberal Arts Stephen Timony General Liberal Arts Denise Trainer Liberal Arts Richard Treem Liberal Arts Robert Turgeon Special Student Cornelia Twomey Special Student Alan Vangile Special Student William Vaughan Accounting Andrew’ Wright General Liberal Arts 78 “THANKS!” PA TRONS Mr. Mrs. Charles Andriotakis Mr. Mrs. Anthony Azzarelli Mr. Mrs. Francis Bragg. Sr. Mr. Walter Branco Irving Brewer, Jr. Mr. .Albert J. Colachico Mr. Mrs. A. Dery Mr. Mrs. Philip R. Fournier Mr. Mrs. John Gillick Mr. Mrs. Frank B. Hull Mr. Mrs. Edward F. Joyce Mr. Mrs. Roland J. Lacroix Mr. Mrs. Russel C. Macleish Mr. Mrs. Bernard F. McShefirey Mr. Mrs. Roland Quellette Mr. Mrs. John Regan Mr. Mrs. Joseph Santos Mr. Mrs. George H. Soles Mr. Mrs. Philip F. Watson N.E.C.C. WELCOMES SEN. KENNEDY DECEMBER 19 1967 MEMORIAL Jeanne Driscoll 1948-1967 Before writing this memorial, I searched through yearbooks, volumes of poetry, and literature that I thought would be appropriate. No past expressions of sympathy seemed as fitting as those of Jeanne’s own father. About his daughter he wrote: “Jeanne had everything to live for, being a very happy girl, making friends easily, getting lovlier, smarter, and more lady-like as she grew older. At- tending Northern Essex, associating with her fel- low students and faculty members whom she liked, did so much for her! She was so proud of it all— looking forward to continuing her education and going on to teach. . . . 1 enjoyed ‘father and daughter’ talks that are so unusual in most families That made us closer to each other, but it makes me miss her more. At the time of our great sorrow, Mr. Bentley . . . thru class officers, class- mates and teachers were all so very kind.” There is little more that can be said than the words of a father who loved his daughter so much. Death— especially of youth— is sorrowful. But the sorrow is felt by those who are left behind. Whatever grief may endure, Jeanne was loved and had a happy life. The love she gave and received can never be the victim of Death. Editor-in-Chief CHRISTMAS SEMI-FORMAL 1 il rjB ■ ■ «■] n IW j I fk 4 1 1 1 Ci- 1- ! •4 IH i 85 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President— Robert A. Carignan Vice-President— Diane Carusone Secretary— Patt Cleary Treasurer- Lorraine Ouellette 86 STUDENT COUNCIL Members John Santos, president Kenneth Hajjar, vice-president Frankie Davis, secretary Leslie Albv, treasurer Shirley Cambell Andrew Reusch Maria Squadrito Rose Fusco Gene Gilreath Dianne Melnick Cheryl Robinson Robert Beaudoin 87 ■ ACCOUNTING CLUB 88 CHESS CLUB 90 ELECTRONS’ CLUB FUTURE SECRETARIES’ CLUB Advisor: Olga Williams President: Roberta Morse Vice-President: Mary Hussy Secretan. : Patricia Morgan Members Azzarelli. include Linda ( lark. Barbara Saunders. Angela Llmne Houle. Nora ( onstentino. Suzanne Ouel- Helen Dak. Margaret Aspeslagh. Martha Campagne, Linda Goodwin, Patricia McC ready. Frankie Davis. 92 lette. Shirles Bedrosian, Helen Rogers. Joan Desjardins. LITERARY CLUB 94 LUMEN Advisor: Mr. Arnold Editor-in-Chief Christine A. Spata Assistant Editors: Camille Pappalardo Karen Rowley Staff: Layout John Brown Jerry Dery Bob Flores Janice Galloway Typists Debbie Adams Angela Azzarelli Lisa Loosigian Sales Diane Carusone Office Workers and Proofreaders Dennis Carr Bob Beaudoin Cathy Contos Anna Silva Ray Stowell Bob Vernille Contributing Photographers: Bob Carignan Gene Gilreath William X. Wall (Mr. Dick Weir, the American Yearbook Company representative, provided many of the excellent candid pictures in this book.) THANKS TO OUR GREAT ARTIST !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Stan (Stas’) Swerchesky drew all the marvelous pictures for the divider pages, as well as the printing work and cartoons. (It may interest the reader to know that the dog who posed is the frequent visitor to the Student Lounge. This Irish setter is the official LUMEN model for 1968!) We of the LUMEN staff ' hope you enjoy your book— part of your college years at Northern Essex. The memories you have we hope are very happy ones! Christine Spata, Editor-in-Chief 95 N.E.C.C. OBSERVER STAFF 96 ■ ■ ■■■■ ■ - — — — PHILOSOPHY CLUB ADVISOR Dr. Donald Rosenberger Jerome Curley Kenneth Hibbard Barbara Saunders John E. Thompson John Sleeper Don Waldron Bill McGowan Denis Frediani 97 W The Photography Club The Photography Club, since its conception in 1966. has attempted to orient the novice photographer to the fundamental techniques of this exciting and creative held. In this regard, beginners have been instructed in picture-taking and camera techniques, him development, enlarging, and print making, as well as photo- finishing techniques. The club ' s activities included a series of illustrated lectures based on materials provided by Eastman Kodak Company, presented by Mr. Paul, the Club’s advis- or. to the Club members and interested guests. A held trip to the New England Premier of Photography USA was held at the DeCordova Museum, in Lincoln. M ass. where more than 450 prints by 92 leading American photographers was held. The Club was host to Kenoza Camera Club ' s exhibition of salon prints which were displayed in the school library for two weeks. The Club was also invit- ed to attend a Kenoza Club meeting and participate in inter-club photographic competition. A school-wide Photo Contest was? also sponsored by the Club for the purpose of stimulating interest in photography among a wider group. Students in the Club use their photographic talents for other school interests, such as the Observer. Public Relations, and the Lumen, and has worked on a bro- chure for the newly organized Nursing Program. Photographs seen in the college ' s publications were taken and processed by Photography Club members. The Photography Club now looks forward to expanded facilities at the new campus and the increased opportunities to serve the needs of the faculty and stu- dent organizations in meeting their photographic needs. 98 Founding Editor and Chief, 1967-1968 Robert A. Carignan New Activities At NECC The Public Relations Bulletin was founded on March 13, 1967, for the sole purpose of organizing the activities of NECC in a comprehensive weekly media. It contains an- nouncements of club meetings, social events. Faculty pre- sentations (part of the Faculty Presentation Series Pro- grams), athletic activities, and a brief commentary on just when and where the action is at Northern Essex! Editor in 1968— Elaine McMillan 99 SPORTS CAR CLUB MEMBERS Chuck Amore Peter Berberian Paul Boshar Tony Coletti Paul DeCorpo Carl Daigle Alfred DePietro Vincent Dolan Peter Groves Jim Henriquez Mike Hideriotis Brian Karolou Suzanne Ouellette Ray Pare Tom Saad Joe Simone Paul Siopes Dana Smith STUDENT TEACHERS CLUB The Student Teachers Club of NECC is a growing organization of students looking to the future. The Club was formulated in 1966 and under the guidance of Mr. Richard Ellis, it has been molded into one of the most rewarding and bene- ficial experiences at the College. Many of our members have had the experience and pleasure of working in schools in this area. President: Barbara Thompson Vice-President: Ann Gonsalves Secretary: Phyllis Watson Treasurer: Susan Callahan 101 PLA VERS Kneeling; 18— Kenneth Magarton 22— Thomas Collins 16— Thomas Sarbanis 34— David Cunningham 15- Richard Latham 1 1— Albert Bradley 33— William Carev Standing: 14— James Cronin 13— Mark CoCozza 14— James Crawford 17— Joseph Giarusso 25— Michael Senecal 23- Paul LaCroix 24 Dave Bernard 12— Edward Morrison Coaches: Mr. Wysong Mr. Hersey Athletic Director: Mr Holden MR. WYSONG-COACH fATi V The latest addition to the NECC social life was formed this year— the Rod and Gun Club. It was established to teach the safe-handling of firearms as its main objective. Conservation and the respect for wild life of America is also emphasized. Advisor: Dean Owen President: Bill McAllister Vice-President: Rodney Pica Treasurer: Leslie Habib Secretary: Ed Piel s K I C L U B MEMBERS Chuck Amore Barbara Bader Paul Bosher Joe Brown Diane Carusone Cathy Collins Tony Coletti Carl Dagle Gerard Derv Peter Frangipane Rose Fusco Art Garrity Leslie Habib Clifford Hatem Jim Henriquez Karen McNamara Denise Merril George Pacheco Chervl Robinson Linda Sukunas Leslie Sullivan MEMBERS Angela Azzarelli Steve Beluris Don Boisert Frank Bragg Bob Carignan Joe Cleary Patt Cleary Ron Gamache Nancy Hurold Mary Shanahan Maria Squadrito Bernard Hunt John Johnson Lenny Le Clerc James Le Due Peter LeDuc Louise Longval Liz McKinley Bill O ' Brien Camille Pappalardo Barbara Saunders C L U B I ,ZUnSL - A - V_ ' J — ' 2 if ' ■ A ., ' � (curt V s ,4 7 ;? i c ' n (V V ■ X I , ' , X ■ ( u V 3 ' ' V , A xv—- ,“. rt r ' rtmf, c S i- Ci ' rt- - H ■ . i 114 118 ■ ■ vl V� i I . I ■ L 1 • •■ ' n I ’ r t 4, a , , i,4-— i T ' T • ,, j Ik 121 123 125 127 128