Plymouth State University - Conning Tower Yearbook (Plymouth, NH)

Text from Pages 1 - 158 of the 1979 volume:

Editor-In-Chief: Susan M. Soule Introduction r memories. With this Dedication Stanton (“Peter”) C. Otis. Jr. is our director of Career Counseling and Placement services. He provides continuing assistance to students and alumni making occupational transitions. He also coordinates freshman orientation and is the American College Testing Program Supervisor. This is what the catalogue says about Peter Otis and his official position at Plymouth State College. It is because he DOES so much more and IS so much more that the senior class has proudly dedicated their 1979 Conning Tower yearbook to him. Peter is an understanding and warm person who is more than willing to offer his ideas and suggestions and informational services to the students who come to him with their questions and career problems. Only such a compassionate and well-informed man as Peter Otis could be so truly helpful to those of us faced with difficult career decisions. Peter's open-mindedness and invaluable assistance are always available to us - his door is always open. His true dedication to the students of Plymouth State College and his meaningful interactions with them have justifiably earned him the award of yearbook dedication. 5 Femi Goes No Spirit c Bur Carter and Begin meet ft nuclear energy. Viet Nam C the electric power industry. jwo winning films sign losing the Tap e trend is against legal tiking by 18-year-olds TKE Faces ONE OUT OF EVEI OPERATIONS IS I SURGEON GEOR4 tudent Personnel Committee i ■ ■ n i Prime-Time Primate Who Will Stop the Snow? The Midwest digs out from its worst blizzard in memory THE BIG SQUEEZE Intimate Glimpses of a Giant STEVE CAUTHEN Retiaezvoits with Jupiter reveals a beautiful, violent world Doing Their Own Thin Chaos in Televi Natural Gas: CARTE Private Colleges Cry “Help!, .. Waiting for the Ayatullah _«■ q S!OR The Colombian Connection MABC.ADTT 1 0-Mhd Tr : ■ ™,w; ■ ■ ...... And Older unship hnterpnse ana crew are coming out oj ary dock Carter commutes her sentence f Camp David Pub Madness i one last try to save the peace talks tmes Home the struggle to learn from a lost war 1 THREE Skylab Will Come Tumbling Down The U.S. abandons efforts to salvage its space station The Champ Who Never Made It Nelson Aldrich Rockefeller: 1908-1979 � The Oil Squeeze of ’79 NGTU [Huge jumps in costs are the latest peril of the petro-pinch A STREET-GANG MOVIE CALLED ‘THE WARRIORS’ TRIGGERS A PUZZLING, TRAGIC WAVE OF Wloneyburgers ...atthepump audience violence and death eef jumps over the moon Kas bubblc reactor core Super Duel at the Super Bowl -------------------------------—------------------------— 2 Ashes over the W0 great luarter ac s battle to cap their careers Atlant,c Vietnam Lashes Out Q) 3 ■ ■ % o VI 0) 0) 0) c I Hi ill ■ a o 5 0) Jim Jones is cremated, but -zz macabre questions remain |My Brother Billy 1 Do Rotten Horrible Things 2: •C .2C 3 o 3 fi) I ' tore First Family problems ° P°8°,he Clow killed more ,ha u score of youths LIFE IN THE SHADOW OF NUCLEAR DISASTER: FEAR, ANGER, COURAGE AND ERODING FAITH 2 (Q Atomic (p Rebellious Jane Byrne knocks out the mayor of Chicago Power The Lady and the Machine o' r 58 S' o ? § VI 5‘ s 5; £ B. a. 2 $ c C 0 a D 01 (fi r c 03 0 z o 3 o V) o X c ) 5 € .05 n E E (5 U) 0) Ecumenical War over Abortion par er s Injury Treating those hemorrhoids Against a Wife’s Will? V) — - g hi Oregon, a husband goes on trial for rape g c ° 11II Pope Jonn Paul . ...... o wm U i In a Far Jungle, a “White Night” of Death £ -I “E i ! That Baby Again sexes W,----------- ’ Americana o o 3 3 O o i 5 c to 7 A Plymouth State Stick Women The early season goal—to develop well skilled individuals into a smoothly functioning, intelligently working unit was very successfully met in this year’s varsity hockey squad. With only three players starting the season with more than one year of varsity experience, the Panther women evolved into an experienced, well coordinated team. Its defensive unit, led by tri-captains Barb Dattoli, Kathy Flanders, and Meg Pickett along with junior Denise Rioux and sophomore Kathy Duffy, developed into one of the strongest defensive teams PSC has seen in recent years. Finish 4-3-4 Playing a 4-2-3-1 formation, the attacking punch came from junior Shirley Morgan, sophomores Judy Curley, Diane Luciano, Andy Pitts, Janice Burke, Denise Hawkins, and Freshman Linda Ralph: as the season progressed, this punch became stronger and surer, and coordinated play that was lacking in early fall resulted in a very excited, successful end of the season. The J.V. squad, led by captain Romainc Randall, finished the season with just one loss, that being to powerful U. Mass. A very strong and enthusiastic squad of freshmen and sophomores promises some exciting seasons in the near future. Panther Soccer - 1978 The 1978 PSC Soccer Team started out the season in line style, playing 8 games in the Tropics against the best teams in Bermuda, and winning all but one game. The Panthers proved to be unbeatable during their 1978 season and they set national records for least goals allowed in a season (3) and most shut-outs (14). This was made possible by the incredible defense of the “Green Shield including Pete (“The Cat”) Simonini in goal; Dave Cady, fullback; Tri-Captains Kevin Rice. Steve Bean, and Duke Diaz, also fullbacks. f£n route to winning their 3rd N.E.S.C.A.C Championships in 4 years. Coach Gcrd Luttcr was awarded his 100th victory at P.S.C. The coaching talents of Gerd 1.utter has justifyingly earned him this victory as well as the title: “Wizard of Soccer”. In addition, the ultra-skilled plays of halfbacks Adolph (“The Rock ) Adrukonis; Mike Crow, and Billy MacLcan helped the Panthers gain a bid to the NCAA Division III play-offs for the 4th time in 5 years. Forwards such as super-fast Mark F.rb. Glenn Riley. Lew Simmons, and Cris Desjardins put some spice into the Plymouth State attack. Only a few adjustments need to be made in order to keep the Panthers a leading New F.ngland soccer team. The 4 graduates of this years club will indeed be difficult to replace—four year starter and conference player Adolph Andrukonis, along with captains Duke Diaz and Kevin Rice, and defender Gary Brayton. These graduating senors will certainly by missed, but look for many more years of great soccer at Plymouth. 1st Varsity Team A Success 1978 WOMEN’S SOCCER PSC 4 Castlcton State 3 PSC 0 Lyndon State 2 PSC 1 Bowdoin 0 PSC 0 Dartmouth 2 PSC 1 Vermont 2 PSC 4 Keene 1 PSC 0 Brown 1 FINAL RECORD Won 3 Lost 4 Tied 0 Women's soccer is making great strides throughout the country, and the women's team at PSC is no exception. Last year, in their first year as a varsity team, the women hooters came away with a fine 3-4 record that was in no way indicative of the way they played. . Twice, the Lady Panthers lost by a single goal in overtime, once to UVM and once to powerful Brown University. Tisa Kenney did a superb job in the goal as she kept the panthers close in all of their games. Despite the facl that only two of the women had played soccer before coming to Plymouth, the team showed a great deal of improvement during the season. They will soon establish themselves as a power to be reckoned with in soccer. 16 Cross Country Team P.S.C.’S outstanding cross country team enjoyed another successful year in 1978. The team, tri-captained by Mike Clark. Jim Clark and Russ Cutting saw strong contributions from Dave Bullrick, Art Demers. Rick and Ron Fullerton. Kenn Parker. Bill Ciookrich. Randy Miller, Dave DeSilva and Bruce Piispanan as well as all three captains. The future looks good for continuing P.S.C. brilliance in Cross Country as many members will be returning next year. Rick Fullerton was named “Most Improved in 1978, moving from twelfth place to sixth in the line-up. Rookie of the Year honors went to freshman Art Demers. Coach Rick Hutchins has much to be proud of in his first year of leading the cross country team. 18 The 1978 season was high-lighted by the superb running of senior Jim Clark, who closed out one of the most successful running careers in P.S.C. history. Jim represented Plymouth well during his four years, winning many races, including two first place finishes in the prestigious Plymouth Invitational, and twice being selected P.S.C. athlete of the week. This season Jim broke several course records and was selected as the first recipient of the John C. Foley Crosscountry award. Plymouth Norsemen Rugby Club Since the formation of the rugby club three years ago, participation and speculation of the game has greatly increased. The Norsemen faced a challenging season, playing highly competitive clubs as U.N.H, U-Mass, U-Mainc, Quincy, Norwich, and Dover. We appreciate those who supported us in the past and welcome anyone interested in having a good time to join the Rugby Football Club. The 1978 edition of the women's varsity tennis team fared very well indeed, taking into consideration the competition they had to face. The Panther net women finished 4-5 on the season and had some highly impressive performances from some talented returning veterans as well as some up-and-coming stars. Coach Janet Nell’s top three singles players, all just sophomores and competing in 23 matches between them, finished with a combined record of 10-13. a fine achievement for the young women. They were Cheryl Najarian. Gayle MacLcnnan. and Nancy Cote. They all will be back for much more before their PSC careers come to an end. 20 On the other hand. Coach Nell’s top two doubles teams finished with a remarkable 12-4 record on the season. The number one doubles team of junior. Deb Hughes, and freshman. Kathy Davidson, went undefeated (7-0) in matches and had a .683 percentage of games won. The number two duo of junior, Andrea Prudhomme, and sophomore, Lisa Shepard, finished 5-4 in matches and had a .517 percentage of games won. With all the top Panther women returning next fall, the prospects for 1979 can only be bright ones. SEASON RESULTS: University of Vermont 4 PSC 1 New England College 2 PSC 3 Lyndon State College 0 PSC 5 Colby-Sawyer College 3 PSC 2 Middlcbury “B” 5 PSC Keene State College 3 PSC Bates College 2 PSC University of So. Maine 0 PSC 2 Dartmouth “B” 5 PSC An avid fan 22 Of II 1 Will .! i i 11 32 Homecoming 1979 At Plymouth State! t; ,ii • rlApM .• • •' ’ JLr ◄ 5 features” ♦ ♦ ♦ 36 Oi Big Brother-Big Sister Christmas Party 38 Free Time Changes 44 “Chow Time 46 Times To Be Remembered V iM — «■ w' • ' Fall Colors Marking Inaugurated vr ►bo 2 Panther Pride In Action Pajama Homecoming’s ‘Big Screen” Homecoming Faces Come To Plymouth State Lonely Days And Lonely Nights Winterim 1979 nr Netmen 1979 onlhb'fr il2 The 1978-79 edition of the Panther women’s basketball team, under the direction of first year coach Andrea Koehn, had their best season in recent years. Led by captain Kathy Chatficld, a junior guard from Manchester, the Panthcrwomcn finished the season over .500 for the first time in recent memory. Some fine wins characterized the Panthers’ surge to a winning season, none finer than their home court victory over rival Keene State, a team the Panthers had little success with until this past season. Contributing heavily to the team’s success in ’78-'79 were people like Debbie Hughes, a three year veteran who for the third straight season led the Panthers in scoring and rebounds; freshman Josce Pothier, a hustling guard who made life miserable for enemy ball carriers; and some highly improved sophomores like lilisc Duckett, who finished second in scoring behind Hughes; Pat Fraser, a sharpshooting forward; and junior Heidi Brown, who stepped into a starting role and did a fine job for the team. With the entire squad returning with the exception of senior Vicki Parady, prospects for next season can only be bright ones. 70 BARKER AND STAPLES SHINE The Plymouth State College Wrestling Panthers set several new individual and team records The team posted a great 14-7 record which is more victories than any previous year. Panther fans witnessed first time victories ever over Brown University. Boston College. VI I T,, and the University of Mainc-Orono. A key feature of this years team was the outstanding performance by several individuals The Panthers finished the season with three undefeated wrestlers which is another first. Bruce Gabriel (150 lb.) missed several matches due to injury but he still finished with an unblemished 15-0 record The second semester saw the addition of George Butch l ord, Jr (158 lb.) who finished with an undefeated record of 10-0, lie pulled off several key upsets and was a key factor in the success of the second semester. The third undefeated Panther was senior co-captain Charlie Barker (177 lb.). Charlie set two new records. He has won more regular season matches than any other wrestler and he has the longest undefeated record in a regular season His 19-0 record is a stunning accomplishment when you consider the fact that he defeated some of the best people in New England. Matt Staples (167 lb.) has had another incrcdiablc year as he broke his old regular season mark of 15-2 with a record of 18-3. Matt is one of the most successful wrestlers in New England, and has established new standards in the career wins department Malt Staples, has won more career matches than any other PSC Wrestler His record for four years: 51 w. 11 I. I tie. The team was helped by many fine efforts by other wrestlers as improvement was evident in many weight classes. The most difficult stumbling block confronting the Panthers was the loss of Tri-captain Kelvin Rowlctlc. Kelvin was looking very impressive and had an undefeated record when he dislocated his elbow in a match at Rhode Island College. The Panthers were involved in two major tournaments this year The team did not defend its nothern New England Title successfully, but finished second in the second annual tourney. The climax of the season came at the N.E. Intercollegiate Championships. The team had five wrestlers named to the All-New England Team and had their best finish ever. The team placed sixth and Malt Staples became the first N.E. Champion ever from Plymouth State. Bruce Gabriel had an outstanding tourney also as he finished second in the 150 lb. class. Charlie Barker (177 lb)-third. Bill Mitchell (unlimitcd)-fourth. and Dave Smith (190 lb) fifth Staples and Gabriel qualified for the NCAA III National Championships by placing first and second in New England. Both went to Gumboil State in Areata. California to represent Plymouth State but were eliminated in the preliminary rounds J9 From Row- left to right. Bruce Gabriel. Al Madera. Joe Giarrusso. Bill Vermouth. Harry Phelps. Mark Hudon. Second Row- Fred Matyiko. Kelvin Rowlcttc. Bob Partridge. Butch lord. Dave Smith, and Bill Mitchell. Back Row Carry Didenzo. A.ssis Coach. James Aguiar. Coach.. Charlie Baker. Matt Staples. Mark Smith. Vince Ferretti. Al Potter, and Kathv Zcmailis. Women’s Gymnastics TT PSC Men’s Ski Team Women’s Ski Team '8 “We’re Fast . . . But Not Easy” 1 83 Women’s Lax Number One In N.E. The PSC women’s lacrosse team, coached by Janet Nell and her assistant Walter Warner, made history twice during the 1979 season. Led by senior tri-captains Leslie Freeman, Patty Morgan, and Laurie Williams, the Panthers won their first division two tournament in the New England tournament in May. They and their opponents, in the finals, Springfield College, became the first women’s teams to ever play in the Yale Bowl in New Haven. The locals brought their perfect record and number one seed to the tournament and defeated their first opponent. Smith, by a score of 17-1 and advanced to the finals with a 9-4 victory over Wellesley which set the stage for the Springfield-PSC final which matched the top two seeds for the crown. Seniors played an important role in the 8-6 victory. Diana Grant, later named M.V.P. for offense, led the PSC attack with strong support from Laurie Williams. The defense was equally impressive, led by tri-captain and defensive M.V.P. Patty Morgan, who totaled 21 checks and interceptions for the tourney; with strong backup from freshman goalie Liz Votolato, who was named to the all-tournament team along with offensive player Kelly Springer. Also providing outstanding defense were seniors Carrie Rossitcr and tri-captain Leslie Freeman. The women’s team certainly deserves a great deal of praise and Coach Nell did just that, saying “I compliment the players for an outstanding season . . . it’s one of the best lacrosse teams I’ve ever coached ... the players deserve all the praise, they worked hard, put it together, and accomplished the winning record that they did.” !S!‘A 'tm tif tv. V rtit 4rjf i ’k ’ A? 'A' -' ' v'' Older Americans’ Day Track t Softballers Finish 10-10 The women’s softball team, under coaches Steve Knipstcin and Pete Simonini, enjoyed many successes, and many rough times as well, during the '79 season. Some outstanding freshmen filled gaps left from last year’s team and combining with the returning veterans made the Panthers a highly talented team. I.cd by senior co-captain Denise Rioux and junior co-captain Shirley Morgan, the locals started out impressively with four straight wins, among those a 13-2 drubbling of Keene Statc- -thcir first victory ever over KSC. But some physical and mental errors in subsequent games kept the Panthers from keeping up the pace they set at the start. Fine performances were turned in by freshmen Deb Demers. Cindy Decker, and Mary O’Sullivan; sophomores Val Narinkcvicius, Lois Dufford, and Deb Chick; juniors Deb Hughes, Lisa Manz, Reggie Batchcldcr, and Morgan; and senior Rioux. With only one senior graduating, the team’s chances for success next year arc very good indeed. M o 9 Winter Carnival began with the lighting of the torch in front of Mary Lyons and the crowning of this years King and Queen, Diana Hayward and Steve Burdcau. Later that evening, a dance was held at Speare Gym with entertainment by “Them Fargo Brothers”. The entire week was packed with funfillcd activities, from all day movies to skit night where students could act out their fantasies. Each organization also participated in such games as snowshoc races, skiing, broom hockey, swimming, road rally, bombardment, and the mystery quiz. This years dance marathon, which was twice as long as previous years, began with 15 couples and continued for 24 hours, losing only 4 couples. On Wednesday, 10 days after opening ceremony, the snow sculptures were judged with Grafton's “Noah’s Ark” winning. Overall Winter Carnival winner went to Mary Lyon while the division winners were; Div. 1-Sin City, Div. 2-Mary Lion, div. 3-Grafton, Div. 4-Kappa Sigma, and Div. 5-Omega Omicron. The Jazz Band performs with The Company at the shows in Silver Hall as well as on tour in colleges and high schools in the New England area. t$fiaron Kay Russo Stephen Sedensk'y 11 Peter Edward' Simon i hi M. Speigel .Matthew L. Staples ;■ Martha L. £teincr TimolHyt Suit’ Dennis .Viconeau - r-.; Hbgah June Horning-.ichard H John LHzabcthfKeyes r pht .JyfacDoyrfj .. r Madd X yj Carole £. Beban NJargo fcracWey . James :Clark t oreen Joan Clhy- : Matthew D'Agostino Sheila Devine Richard Dpmais ' Diane E. Erwin «v - Flanders Lisa Morando Crowned Miss PSC Saturday, March 10th. was the 15th annual Miss PSC Pagent held in Silver Hall. Lisa Morando, a freshman from South Hamilton, Mass., was crowned “Miss PSC” by Darby Mahan who won the honors in the 1978 pagent. Lisa was awarded a bouquet and trophy for winning and also qualified for the Miss NH contest in May. The runners up were: first-Judith Schultz, sccond-Mary Beth Furdon. third-Sandra Garbe and fourth-Christinc Cuchetti. Miss Morando, representing Kappa Sigma Phi Fraternity, also won the talent event with a piano recital of Toccata. Lisa Graziano was chosen Miss Congeniality and also won the swim suit competition. The event was sponsered by Delta Zeta Sorority. too 15th Annual Miss PSC Pageant IWm : 103 Intramurals Tae Kwon Do 105 Delta Zeta Kappa Sigma Phi « Sororities SORQR .® • Mil yUTH cdllece 108 Tau Omega Chi Alpha Zeta Fraternities Belknap Hall Blair Dorm Sin City Mary Lyons Hall Campus Council B 1 s 8 i s t e r s no 1 Black On White International Students 2 Model U.N. Kappa Delta Honor Society Foreign Language Society s c q Rugby Club Tubing Regatta Cheerleaders Winter Carnival 114 115 1979 Graduates . . (Recognize Any?) i Judith Abbott Music Ed. Anne Marie Abclli Bus. Ad. Mrkig. Jay Adams Bus. Acclg. Nancy Allan BA Lib. Arts Norman Allard Theresa April Erie Archer Katheryn Armstrong Phys. Ed. Phys. Ed. Bus Mgmt. Bus. Real Est. Audrey Arsenault Business Arlene Ashworth Bus. See. Sci. Semih Aygun Lib. Art • Malh Dianne Baldwin El. Ed. 126 Katherine Bantis Bus. Ad. Acctg. Charles Barker Laura Barr l.A Biology Gerald Barrows, Jr. Phys. Ed. I Gordon Bashaw Carol Bcaudin Elcm. Ed. Diane Beaulieu Bus.Ad. Acctg. Leigh Bcccia Phys. Ed. Helen Becker Bio I.ab Science Carole Behan Bus. Ad. Mgmt. Lewis Beitz Michael Bcllivcau English LA Biology Dean Benton Polly Berg Kcri Black Steven Bonnettc Bus. Ad. Bus. Ad. Mgmt. Acctg. Bus. Mktg. Greg Bosselait Psychology Linda Boucher Margo Brackley Bus. Ad. Mgmt. Katherine Breton Elcm. Ed. 127 Robin Brison Jennifer Brookman Gordon Brooks Elizabeth Broomhead Elem. Ed. Elem. Ed. Bus. Ad. Mkig. Phys. Ed. Donna Brown Elizabeth Brown Levi Brown Nancy Brown English Psychology Phys. Ed. Business George Carter Social Science Judith Carter Bus. Acctg. Michele Cartier Secretarial Sci. Jose Casado Phys. Ed. 128 Susan Cedarstrom Art Education Nancy Childress Dennis Christie Phys. Ed. James Clark Public Mgml. Michael Clark Bus, Ad. Acctg. Doreen Clay Christine Coffman Music Ed. Intcrdiscp. BA Thercse Cohan General Studies Eric Cohen Music Ed. Ricky Colbath Social Science Dean Colprit Phys. Ed. Timothy Conlan Michael Conway Bus. Ed. Mgmt. Heidi Cook Bus. Education Alison Cosgrove 129 Joseph Couture Bus. Ad. James Craver Bus. Ad. Mgmt. Wendy Cross Phys. F.d. Kathy Crowe David Cruise Bus. Mktg. James Cunningham Liberal Arts Cynthia Currie Elem. lid. Matthew D’Agostino Bus. F.d. Mgmt. Karen Dargan Barbara Dattoli James Davis Jane Dawson Elem. lid. Phys. Ed. Phys. Ed. Elem. Ed. 130 Frank Dc Camillis Phys. Ed. Karen Dclmastro Elem. Ed. Rosemary Dennis Phys. Ed. Robert Derby Bus. Ad. Mgmt. Anthony Diaz Phys. lid. Lynne Dibartolomeo Bus. Ad. Acctg. Robin Dickson Art Education Joanne Dooda Phys. Ed. Richard Dooling Roger Dow Cynthia Drzewiecki Bus. Ad. Mgmt. Bus. Acctg. Jocelyne Dube Phys. Ed. Kim Dube Business Ed. Jane Duccy Elcm lid. Linda Dugray Bus. Mgmt. Ann Dymcnt Elcm. Ed. Deborah Eastman Appl. See. Sci. Kathryn Eckert Intcrdiscp. BA Anncmarie Egan Bus. Mgmt. Gary Elsmorc Phys. Ed. Lauri Elsmorc History Diane Erwin Anthro-Soc. Kevin Farley Bus. Ad. Acctg. Peter Fenn Vincent Ferro Bus. Ad. Acctg. Dianna Fcclcy Phys. Ed. David Fouhy Biology Leslie Freeman Phys. Ed. Richard Frongillo Bus. Administration Timothy Faulkner Bus. Ad. Acctg. A Sheryl Fischer Biology Cathy Fogg Elcrn. F.d. Carole Gagne General Studies 132 Frederick Gagne Elem. Ed. Donald Gaumcr Geography Julie Geary Phys. Ed. Peter Geldmacher Bus. Ad. Mgmt. Elizabeth Gentry Bus. Administration Cynthia George Bus. Ad. Mgmt. Diane Gilbert English Ed. Martha Giblin English Ed. Judith Glidden Secretarial Sci. Allen Gould Bus. Ad. Mgmt Janet Gould Appl. Sec. Sci. John Goycttc Accounting Jane Granger Diana Grant Elem. Ed. Phys. Ed. Nanette Greer Elem. Ed. Susan Grimes F.lcm. Ed. Wendy Hack Bus. Ad. Mkgt. Beverly Hall Secretarial Sci. Robert Hansen Rosemarie Hartnett Bus. Ad. Mgmt Comprehensive Bus. Martin Hayes Phys. F.d. Donna Hebert Art Education Cathy Hcidcnrcich Interdisep. BS 4 Rcncllc Hebert Music Ed. Jan Hcrrlc Bus. Ad. Mgmt. Anne Hewitt English Mark Hickey Bus. Ad. Mgmt. Elem. Ed. m David Holt Nancy Holt Bus. Ad. Mgmt. Music Ed. 1 Paul Hogan Phys. Ed. Maura Hogan Business 134 Jonathan Jacobs Biology Felice Janelle Biology Natalie Jaubert French Charlene Karabcris An Carolyn Johnson F.lcm. F.d. Candice Karolidcs Bus. Ad. Acclg. Jeffrey Joussct F.lcm. F.d. Helen Karthaus Liberal Arts. Maryann Joy Bus. Fducation Kerry Kenda Art William Kcnccly Biology Elizabeth Keyes Phys. F.d. 1-indy Kiddie Bus. Ad. Mktg. David King Bus. Mgmt. Stephen Klemarczyk Bus. Ad. Accig. Susan Knapton Bus. Ad. Acctg. Timothy Kononan Bus. Ad. Accig. Susan Kosch Phys. Ed. Hans-Peter Krahn Cheryl La Chance Janinc La Course Carole La Flam Biology Math. Ed. Math. Ed. F.lem. Ed. Grace Leaver Bus. Ad. Mgmt. Gregory Lent Marie Leblanc Art. Ed. Mark Leonard Phys. Ed. 136 Timothy Leonard Phys. Ed. Judith Lesmerises Art Donna Lind Bus. Mktg. Edna Locke General Studies Edward Mac Lennan Phys. Ed. William Long Bus. Ad. Acctg Edward Lovcnbcrg Bus. Ad. Acctg. Stephen Mac Donald Bus. Ad. Acctg. Bonnie Mahan Bus. Ad. Mktg. Michael Mayo Karen Macrigcanis F.lcm. Ed. Wendy Maddix Elcm. Ed. •I It: Jackie Me Manus Marcia McMurphy Bus. Ad. Acctg. Pamela McNeil Elcm. Ed. Linda Me Neil Bus. Ad. Mktg. Ralene Me Quatc Phillip Meader Marta Menard Lynne Morchcad F.lcm. Ed. Bus. Ad- Acctg. Elcm. Ed. 138 Charles Morris Bus. Ad. Marketing Kim Morse Math. Patrick Moulton Robert Muehlcck Bus. Ad. Mktg. Bus. Ad. Mgint. Karen Murphy Liberal Arts Kathleen Murphy Bus. Ad. Mktg. Ann Nagl Tim Naro Music lid. Bus. Ad. Acctg. Jean O’Leary Secretarial Sci. John Paige Bus. Ad. Mgmt. Micheal Palisi Bus. Ad. Acctg. Victoria Parady Phys. Ed. � • Ronaldo Pclchat Accounting Diane Pels Bus. Ad. Mktg. Deborah Peachey Elem. Ed. Sylvia Pease Bus. Ad. Mgmt Pamela Pepin Elem. Ed. Darlene Percy Bu. Ad. Mktg. Pamela Perkins Laura Peterson Bus. Ad. Acetg. Lois Phelps Music Ed. Jeffrey Phillips Elem. Ed. Cynthia Pickering French Mary Pickett Phys. Ed. 139 Leslie Pierce Bus. Ad. Mktg. William Pierce Bus. Ad. Mgmt. Sheila Pike Elem. Ed. Pamela Pilato Art I X Gary Plccia Math. Elliot Pratt III Bus. Ad. Mktg. Scot Pollock Public Mgmi. Kevin Pond Geography Alan Potter Liberal Arts Thomas Pullar History Peter Rakip Phys. Ed. Donald Ramsbottom Bus. Ad. Mgmt. 1 A Suzanne Raymond English Ed. Terrence Reddington . Bus. Ad. Mgmt. Leslie Ready Elem. Ed. Heather Reid Office Ad. Karl Rentcl Bus. Ad. Acctg. Kim Rice Mark Richards Bus. Ad. Mgmt. Lori Rittenburg Biology Mary Roberts Heidi Robinson Psychology Linda Roc Elcm. Ed. Cynthia Rosa Art Pamela Rowe Sociology Mark Sanderson Phys. Ed. Kenneth Savage Bus. Ad. Mktg. David Sands Phys. Ed. Elizabeth Saunders Bus. Ad. Acctg. Jane Shabackcr Val Shaefer General Studies Susan Schmidt Psychology Ronald Schuler Bus. Ad. Mgmt. 141 Cindy Schultz Secretarial Bus. Bruce Sellar Phys. Fd. Patrick Seymour Math. Rosemary Sforzo Art Education Paul Shulins BA Physics. Chem. Susan Shacklcton Business William Shario Bus. Ad. Mgmt. Stephen Sheridan Donna Shriber Art Fducation Robert Simms Phys. F.d, Cindy Smith Kathleen Smith 142 Michael Smith Mona Smith Math. Fducation Wayne Snow Bus. Ad. Acctg Jean Sokul Biology Susan M. Soule BA English Matthew Staples Bus. Ad. Mgmt. Martha Steiner Public Service Brooks Stevens Phys. Ed. Steven St. Martin Bus. Ad. Acctg William Strand Laurcnc Terese Sugar Phys. Ed. AA General Studies Lianc Sullivan Elem. Ed. Nancy Sullivan Bus. Education Lisa Szarwak Bus. Mgmt. Cathlccn Sweeney Bus. Education Lisa Swenson Bus. Acctg. Douglas Systrom Psychology Patricia Terrell Phys. Ed. Maureen Thibcault Elem. Ed. Gwendolyn Tilton Liberal Arts. 143 Ann Toussaini Bus. Ad. Acctg. Donna Trainor Elcm. Fd. Roger Tricco Bus. Ad. Mklg. Laura Tucker Elcm. Ed. William Turner William Tyrcl Kenneth Udland Rene Valiquct Bus. Ad. Mgmt. Bus. Ad. Mktg. Bus. Ad. Acctg. Bruce Vaughan Bus. Ad. Acctg. Deborah Waldruff Phys. Ed. Steven Walker Biological Sci. Dennis Wallace Julie Wallace Thomas Walldcn Foreign Lang. Bus. Ad. Acctg. Robert Ward Music F.d. Scott Warren Bus. Ad. Mgmt. 144 Susan Welch English Jean Wcthcrbcc Elcm. Lid. Nancy Wead General Studies James Webster Psychology Jeanne Wickwire Bus. Ad. Mgmt. Timothy Willins Lisa Willcn Mary Wormcr Bus. Ad. Acctg. Steven Zaricor Rocky Road Bus. Ad. Mgmt. Nutural Science 145 Seniors Not Photographed Doris Benton Robert Duhaime Ellen Kambol Patricia Morgan Talal Sbat Stephen C Bisson Richard Dulac Mona Kanavich Patricia Morgan John Schlcr Joanne L. Black Richard Dumats James Kane Roland Morin Sandra Schmidt Duncan Blaine Rita Dunlap Diane Keegan Allison Morrill Carol Scott Quentin Blaine Donna Dyment Joseph Keller Maryanne Murphy Kevin Scniprini Bruce Blair Holly Eastman Paul Kelley James Murray Samuel Scwall James Bond Michael Eastman Mark Kelly Jeffrey Miles Faye Shalloco Stephen Bond Karen Fckley Maureen Kennedy Robert Napolitano Jethon Sharrieff John Boucher Jayne Eichncr Patricia Kennedy Shirley Nelson Joel Shaughnessy Symington Bourgault Susan Eliason James Kent David Ncsb Lyn Sidver Gary Bovlc Francis Ellsworth Diane Kierzek Thomas Newbury Robin Simard Alee Bralcy Philip Falardcau Jonathan King Barbara Nickerson Peter Simmoncau Gary Brayton Pamela Farr Barbara Kingsbury Diane Nicolai Jory Sivin Rose Brigden Michael Farrclly Mary Knight Samuel Norman Austin Smith Brian Brodcor John Fenn Jeffrey Kocina Sherry Norman Cynthia Smith A. Brown William Finer Paul KonDrat Gary Noteworthy Kathleen Smith Eric Brown Rcinc Fischlcr Peter Kondrat Laurence Nudd Kathleen Smith Kimball Brown Christopher Fittipaldi Nicholas Koickas Tcrric O'Connor Paul Smith Robert Brown Elizabeth Fitts Lisa Kubli Stephen Oden Scott Smith Joyce Bruce Janet Flanders Alan Ladd Daniel O'Donnell Tome Smith Kevin Buckley Victoria Fletcher Wayne LaFavc Philip Ostcrlin Jane Snow Jon Burbank Richard Forrest Pcrsilla Lambert Michael O’Hara Richard Snyder Thomas Burbank Donna Forte Gregory Lamouthc Mary O'Hearn Steven Souls Allyson Burt Andrew Foss Brenda Lan endorf Mindy Oleson Ann Spaulding Jamie Burton Connie Foss Robert l.avallcc Theodore O'Toole Nancy Stefka Susan Cadario James Fox John Lavin Fred Pa hi Terri Steinhagen Wanda Cady Leslie Fox Jean (.aycock Geraldine Pahl Barbara Stetson Vincent Cahill Debra Gagnon Terra Lee Brian Pajat Stephen St. Gclais Diane Canada Brad Garic Joanne Lees Joseph Paquette Betsy Stratton Daniel Carberry Timothy Geiger Anthony Lcfcbvrc Mary Parccll Joseph Sullivan Susan Carrier Barbara George Richard Lchoullicr Kenneth Parker Sandra Sullivan Kenneth Carter Celia Gibbs Charles Lessard Ralph Parsons John Suman Brian Cassily Susan Gilb Norman l.icdikc Kathy Patten Dennis Swell Thomas Cclata Annette Gilb Mary Livingston Lynne Paulsen Gary Taylor Susan Christiansen Edward Giroux Mark Lodge William Payne Deborah Terenzoni Michael Claire W. Scott Glidden Cathy London Daniel Perreault Robert Thompson Beth Clark Gale Glincs Andrew Long Michael Perreault Michael Thurston Candace Clough Gregory Goddard Nicholas Loundon Vincent Perroni Gary Todd Charles Colby Keith Gorman Annette Lozier Marcia Perry Mark Ucbcrbachcr Nancy Cole Raymond Gorman John Lyford Martha Perry Christopher Upton Steven Com pa rone Timothy Gotwols James Lyman Debra Peters Jerome Urdang William Conant Diana Grant David Mackenzie John Peterson Michael Vallicr Timothy Conlan Debora Greene Susan Macilroy Rene Pichct Nancy Volinn Deborah Connors Deborah Grcenlcaf Nancy Maddira Robert Pierce Bryn Walker Mary Corliss Martha Gross Peter Maguire Allison Pinders Hugh Wallace Joseph Corriveau Patrick Gticrrin Debra Malcnfant Bernard Plant Diane Walsh Michele Cote Denise Guillcttc Mark Mallcy Jeffrey Price Neil Wars ho ff Nancy Cote Peter Halgrcn Matthew Malloy Gary Prioux Judith Watt Nancy Cramton Jonathan Hall Susanne Marrer Sandra Puglisi Steve Weinstein D. Crockett Katherine llallet Damford Martin David Puopolo Stephanie Wcntzell Steven Crowley Jay Elamcl Steven Martin Steven Quinn Blake Wheeler Thomas Cruseo William Hay Dennis Mccann Michael Rainey Mary White Mikal Curran Richard Henson Thomas Mccaughcy Romainc Randall Pamclla Whitney John Curtis William Herlihy Kevin Mccloskcy Annette Raymond l-auric Williams T. Dachoratana Mary Herman Candice Mccormack Nancy Read Michael Wing Lauren Dadmun Ralph Von Mersey Terence Mccormick Edward Reagan Walter Wojtas Robert Dahlbcrg Suzanne Hill James Mccuskcr Michael Reek Rebecca Wolin Debra Damren Martha Hill Mark Mcgill Elizabeth Reeder Steven Woodbury Holly D'Antonio Courtney Hiltz Margaret Megranaghan Doris Reynolds Peter Wyman Alan Davis Richard llirxch Vincent Megrath Robert Reynolds Charles Yaegcr Robert Davis David Holden Diane Mcilvain Donna Rice Katherine Young • Susan Dean Irene Holt Ronald Mckay John Rice Susan Zajas Kurt Degen Gregory Homiak Craiz McQuadc Kevin Rice Donna Zcludancz Barbara Demers June Horning William Meadows Mark Richards David Zerrahn Michelle Demers Jeffrey Hoyt Sarah Mcndlcr Janet Richardson Deborah Zoulias Norman Demers Tom Hoyt John Mcrsfcldcr Paul Rigaud Patrick Zullo Kathryn Dempsey Leslie Huff Timothy Myers Scot Robart Michael DePaoli Edwin llulse Deborah Miclko Cathy Robinson Charles DcRossi Kevin Hussey Joy Milani Michael Robinson a Joel Desimone Timothy Hyde Reid Millar Daphne Root • Therese Dcutsch Barbara Hynes Ruthcllcn Miller Carrie Rossitcr Robert Dcvalk Kimberly Ingram Michael Minichicllo Elizabeth Rowden Christopher Digiacomu John Irving James Monahan Joel Ruchcr Douglas Dinoia Richard Jenks John Mongcau Randy Saari James Doherty Bruce Johnson Lisa Monroe Paul Salem Delbert Downing Catherine Johnson Susannah Moore David Sarausky Michele Do ct Eric Johnson Thomas Moore Sharon Savage Andrea Dugrenicr Terri Johnson Miles Moran Richard Sawyer 146 Commencement 1979 147 Officers Editor-in-chief: Assistant Editor-Junior Editor: Women’s Sports Editor: Photography Editor-Treasurer: Susan M. 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