Regis College - Mount Regis Yearbook (Weston, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 182 of the 1982 volume:

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We have recog- nized your unceasing efforts to improve and update the standards of Regis College and we are most apprecia- tive. We are also thankful for the faith in us you have expressed. This faith has helped us to develop confi- dence in ourselves. With such self-assurance we are well- prepared to meet the challenges that await us. Through our actions, as educated women, we hope to only bring honor to the Regis College community which has been so generous to us. Sister, we are forever grateful. Thank you. Sincerely, The Class of 1982 i I I I I 1 i 18 VSI Elizabeth Barrington Assistant to the Academic Dean S. Helen Sullivan Assistant Dean of Students 20 i, S. Cabrini Angelli Biology Mary Arnold Chemistry S. Joanne Bibeau Sociology Dr. Marguerite Bouvard Political Science S. Gretchen Bogan Drama Dr. Mary Bryan English 21 Aileen Callahan Art S. Betty Cawley Classics David Cowens Athletics Director Dr. Elaine Campbell English S. Marie Cicchese English S. Eleanor Deady Religion ik 22 Mary Edick Art S. Marie de Sales Dineen Art S. Maryanne Doyle Physics Josephine DeSimone Italian Spanish S. Marysia Donovan Biology Patricia Fazzone English 23 S. Helen Fenton Economics Dr. Mary Foley Psychology S. Rosenda Gill French Judith Goldsmith Art 24 I ii Mary Lombard Biology Eleni Mahaira-Odoni Political Science Camille Malamud Spanish Phyllis London Art S. Juan Mahan French 27 I Mary Malany English S. Viterbo McCarthy Psychology S. Margaret McGarry Chemistry Dr. Althea Wolfkopf German S. Kathleen McCluskey English S. Dorothy McKenzie Physics i 28 S. Catherine Mary Meade History S. Marion Montague History S. Catherine Murphy Religion Dr. George Michelis Economics S. Cecilia A. Mulrennan Biology S. Joan Murray German Communications 29 I Olive Nolan Athletics S. Jeanne d’Arc O’Hare Political Science Dr. Jane Roman Chemistry S. Mary Oates Economics I i i Gary Philo Music S. Therezon Sheerin Psychology 30 Dr. Susan Williamson Math ALSO Julia Barnabo Biology Richard T. Bray English Paul Butler Legal Studies Dr. Leo Chang Political Science Judith Costello Education Study Skills Jacqueline Criscenti Math Shelley Cushner Art S. Andrius Douglas English Linda Galvin English Steven Goodman Management Studies Phillip Juntras Education Dr. Danae Kouretas Greek Donald MacKay Athletics A. Lily Macrakis History S. Margaret W. McCarthy Music Marilyn Mateleski Drama Communications David O’Brien Management Studies Sheryl Popkin Athletics Gary Regele-DeAngelis Religion S. Mary Rock English Paula Schneider Sociology Jacqueline Torbin French 32 Lynn Coleman Assistant to the Dean of Students Gordon Anderson Controller Loretta S. Hegarty Director of Graduate Division Amy Brigardner Director of Public Information Thomas E. DeWitt Director of Finance and Business Paul Eaton Director of Admissions and Financial Aid 33 Financial Aid Controller’s Office Registrar’s Office Development Office 34 Marvin Moquin SAGA Food Service “Al” Commuter Cafe ( I I I Bookstore Mr. Fahey Post Office John McGarigal Plant Manager-Purchasing Mario Lepore Assistant to the Plant Manager I ( I I 1 36 V S. Ellenice Donovan Investments Library Staff Jeanne Russell Switchboard Research Center S. Dorothy Burke Controller’s Office The mission of the Campus Ministry is to oversee the spiritual well-being of the Regis community. Father James Flynn and Mrs. Barbara O’Brien Miller are the leaders of this group. They fulfill their organization’s objectives through not only liturgical services, but also by discussion groups of diverse topics which are con- ducted in the residence halls. The office also offers itself to the campus as a counseling center, welcoming all those individuals who seek a reassuring voice in a time of personal distress. Father James Flynn Barbara O’Brien Miller I 38 : Anne Aylward Sociology Patricia Barrett Chemistry Patricia Barney Sociology Elizabeth Bartlett History 41 42 Bridget Bonazzoli Music Daniela Bono Political Science Lucille Bonfiglio Political Science Jean Boyle Psychology 43 I Beth Brown Biology Doreen Burke Social Work Diane Brown Biology Amy Louise Burns History 44 Linda Butt Biology Denise Burns Political Sience Elizabeth Burwell Economics Diana Caballero Art 45 Christine Cannon Sociology Susan Carlson French Elizabeth Carey Economics Ellen Carroll Social Work Lisa Caruso Psychology Sheila Chapman Political Science Suzanne Casey English Leslie Chiasson Art 47 Margaret Coan Psychology Roberta Colasanti Social Work Catherine Coates Psychology Janice Collucci Math 48 F 49 Janice Cunningham Political Science Adrienne Curran Biology Carol Curley Political Science Jane Crowley Sociology 52 Marie Desrosier Math Margaret DiRico Economics Jean DeMichele Psychology Pamela Donahue Art 53 Nora Donelan Sociology Joanne Donnellan Biology Kathleen Ferreira Social Work Joan Donovan Psychology 54 55 Michelle J. Gaudreau Math Sr. Gerard Ndagano Sociology Michelle M. Gaudreau Spanish Amalie George Math 57 Margaret Graham Political Science Linda Griffin Math Lorna Grande Biology Melissa Hall Music 58 59 i Stephanie Irving Psychology Kathleen Joyce French Paula Jordan Economics Eleni Kalyvas History ' 62 63 ( 64 65 f 66 p Claire Maida Biology Joan Maider Political Science Diane Malcolmson Political Science Kim Maloney Spanish 67 68 Michele Marjollet Sociology Mary Marchione Economics Patricia McCarthy Social Work Kerry Susan McKay Art 69 Maureen McNiff Psychology Susan McManus Psychology Barbara Moran Political Science Ann Mucciarone Political Science 71 72 Kathleen Noone Biology Susan O’Neil Sociology Susanne Palladino Psychology Jane O’Neil Biology 73 74 Diane Plante Psychology Jamie Pothier Art Denise Poirer Math Katherine Potter Social Work 76 Nola Santos Economics Susanne Seguin Individualized Major Mary-Beth Sasso Art Leslie Seifert Political Science 78 Ethel Sullivan Economics Marta Suarez Social Work Kathleen Sullivan Economics Ivette Silva Economics 79 80 Agnes Vazquez Art Katheryn Viola Sociology Elizabeth Vaught Art Virginia Verrochi Psychology Patti Wainwright Sociology Cynthia Walsh Sociology Kathleen Wallace Economics Tracy Webb Sociology 82 Melissa Whish Jennifer Wickens Individualized Major Sociology Vinette DiGregorio Psychology Susan McDonough Chemistry Margaret Donovan Biology Frances Healy Sociology Susan McFadden Psychology Sandra Rice Sociology Sandra Kelly Psychology Maureen Ryan Sociology Carolyn Lacey Math Mercedes White Biology 83 84 85 f nvi usjticn [ana aw w Jt, iScJ CtJ po i Sistiivnie anZ 3 Ut (iut) 3 SttUir C: Uis 1 ii3ai j3w o 86 87 p ' muS ' t qpU ut i cdt ou.y cc pctP 5(uC. out’ st ' h oxi.t ' mt {S t C t uibpiifpnt c ' wtiC c0f (imC i Oo X tcimitPL. U 5 CASVf X if ii ’ nutu ' ncV Tf W vohu 1 1 1 -ky ii u)oA LfpM— I £ 1 M)t ma VOt ' u£ Ct ' Xau mi P4TL- 88 For the Class of 1982 the completion and the opening of the new athletic facility holds special significance. As we began our education here at Regis in 1978 we also undertook the mutual task of making the dream of a sports facility we could be proud of a reality. In our four years here at Regis we have not only come to realize the value of an education but also the value of working cooperatively towards the attainment of a common goal. 90 As we graduate we will be rewarded with more than a degree, we will take with us the knowledge that a dream is nothing more than a reality in need of effort and faith. This is a lesson which escapes the realm of all textbooks. Truly, we, the Class of 1982 are carrying away within ourselves a ‘New Dimension.’ 91 I MENS SANA IN CORPOPV.E SANQ T) u ' ' ai A Most assuredly, the date November 21, 1981 will occupy a place of prominence the history of Regis College, for it marked the opening of the new three million dollar athle- tic facility. Anxious with growing anticipa- tion, this day found the atmosphere of the Regis community to be electric. Sister The- rese Higgins and Ellen Beaumont, SGA President, addressed an audience of trust- ees, faculty, parents, and students. The ex- citement of the day was captured in the enthusiastic support displayed at the first annual Regis College Sports Invitational which was also an important part of this grand opening day. The performances of the basketball, cross-country, and swim teams proudly demonstrated the athletic potential of Regis sports. Under the skillful guidance of Athletic Director David Cowens and his dedicated staff, this athletic facility will fur- ther encourage the development of the women of Regis. TRACK TEAM 93 s w I M T E A M 94 p 95 2 rnn r r CD H m (yj CD 96 October 3 4 marked the dates of Parent’s Weekend this year. The traditional celebration in- vites parents to join their daughters for events held on the Regis campus. Among these events is the Annual Parent’s Weekend Dinner Dance which took place on October 3, 1981. The setting was the multi-purpose room of the Student Union. The festive evening consisted of an enjoyable dinner and dancing to music of a live band. Parents and students alike displayed much enjoyment and en- thusiasm for this entertaining event. PARENTS 98 99 p The Cap and Gown ceremony is a tradi- tional event at Regis. It is the official investi- ture of the senior class. The event entails the celebration of Mass which at its conclusion each senior individually approaches the altar where faculty sponsors help each student put on the garb. The sponsors were S. Ceci- lia Agnes Mulrennan, S. Mary Oates, S. Jeanne d’Arc O’Hare, and Dr. Warren Grib- bons. This year S. Therese Higgins spoke to the Seniors about the historical significance of the gown and mortar board. Senior Class President, Erin Gorman addressed her class- mates with a memorable speech which stressed the individuality women possess. CAP I- 101 i YEARBOOK PARTY 104 105 2 0 0 On November 7, 1981 the Senior Class held its 200 Days Party to mark the time until gradu- ation day. The atmosphere exploded with good music, dancing, and fun. D A Y S 106 I Friendship defies age and ignores distance. It weathers the hard times and shares the good. Together we have found this. Our friendship has provided acceptance and understanding in a world that pushes people apart. But 1 will always remain with the memories of the times we have shared knowing how fortunate 1 am to be able to call you my friend -Cindy Yrun 107 108 ■ 109 MOTHER DAUGHTER The Ninth Annual Mother-Daughter Banquet was held on November 14, 1981 at the Chateau de Ville in Framingham, Massachusetts. Ethel Sullivan, senior class treasurer, warmly greeted everyone and intro- duced the president of Regis, Sister Therese Higgins. Sister Therese, whose mother was also present led the group in grace before the meal began. Other distinguished guests included Sister Zita Fleming, the Dean of Students and Sister Helen Sullivan, the Assis- tant Dean of Students. Frank Avruch, the host of WCVB’s television show. “The Great Entertain- ment” delighted the crowd with film clips and trivia of the era of Crawford, Garbo, and Gable. The evening was unanimously enjoyed. 110 w 111 CHRISTMAS BANQUET 114 p 115 117 CANDLELIGHT 118 CEREMONY 119 120 121 On November 20, 1981 the Student Government Associ- ation sponsored a Beach Party. This tropical affair offered all beach-combers the chance to dress in warm weather garb and dance to the summery sounds of Rocky Road. This final heatwave of 1981 was a huge success, leaving not so much as one sunburned nose in the whole crowd of sun- worshippers. SENIOR JUNIOR RECEPTION INTER DORM PLAY COMPETITION 126 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Erin Gorman - President Kathleen Ferreira - Vice President Lisa Ambrose - Secretary Ethel Sullivan - Treasurer FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS 129 TOWER TAVERN One of the largest and most active groups on campus is the Tower Tavern Committee. This group is responsible for the running of the popular meeting place at Regis known as Tower Tavern or T.T. . Each Thursday evening T.T. opens its doors to college students from the surrounding schools while friday afternoons are reserved Happy Hour and wide screen television viewing. During the year, the Tower Tavern Committee sponsors celebrations such as the annual Halloween Party and sing-a-longs with visiting performers. 130 We feel that the 1982 yearbook has captured the times and traditions of our Regis community. It symbolizes a collection of memories that will be held in our hearts forever. Editor-in-Chief: Michele Marjollet Art Editor: Donna Richmond Business Editor; Margaret Graham Layout Editor: Lisa Manning Literary Editor: Nancy Keneavy Photography Editor; Lisa Traveis Senior Section Editor: Michelle J. Gaudreau MANY THANKS TO THE STAFF FOR THEIR HELP: Karen Apruzzese Tricia Barrett Gayle Birck Ellen Carroll Jane Crowley Carol Curley Marie Desrosier Pam Donahue Karen Giannone Cathy Keegan Patty McCarthy Kerry McKay Susan McManus Ethel Sullivan WE WOULD ALSO LIKE TO THANK: S. Zita Fleming S. Helen Sullivan S. Kathleen McCluskey Christine Hackett Tara Mullin Regis Security SAGA Food Service 131 STUDENT GOVERNMENT At the nucleus of many campus activities lies the S.G.A. The S.G.A. promotes and sponsors many social and academic events. Another important function of the S.G.A. is the correspondence it maintains with the administration concerning student life. GLEE CLUB Devoted to the study and performance of choral productions, members of all classes unite to combine their dedication and talent in the Glee Club. It is an organization which brings much honor to the Regis community. 132 REGIS HERALD The Regis Herald is the campus newspaper. Its contents are aimed at informing the community of issues and activities that are taking place both on campus and off. It also provides a forum for students to express their views to peers and faculty. CAMPUS OUTREACH The Campus Outreach is an organization formed on the premise of bringing Christian social services to the college community. Group discussions, eucharistic ministering, and informal counseling are just a few of their many activities. 133 DRAMA SOCIETY For the theatrically-inclined, the Drama Society offers the qualified student the opportunity to par- ticipate in the creation of the art form known as drama. Admission to the Drama Society is based on application and audition. INTERNATIONAL CLUB The International Club is dedicated to the in- cr eased awareness of not only the cultures of the Regis foreign students but also to promoting an understanding of the world we live in. The club creates an international atmosphere through its sponsoring cultural events, dances, and dinners. COLLEGE DEMOCRATS The College Democrats is one of the politically- directed clubs on the Regis campus. This group sponsors many speakers throughout the year and offers students numerous opportunities to become active in political campaigns. 134 GREEK CLUB The Greek Club is a group which has grown in membership each year since its creation. Activities such as Greek dinners and slide shows help to introduce other Regis women to Greek traditions and promote a sense of pride in Greek heritage. LITERATI CLUB The Literati Club is one of the busiest organiza- tions on the Regis campus. Their activities are diverse, ranging from speakers in the communica- tions professions to theatre trips. Membership to the Literati Club is open to all students, especially English majors arc urged to join. ! ! f ]! COLLEGE REPUBLICANS The College Republicans is a recently revived club on campus. This group spreads their Republi- can political awareness through speakers and scheduled lectures. The club also participates in the National College Republican Workshops. 135 Hi POLITICAL SCIENCE CLUB The purpose of the Political Science Club is to provide an opportunity for students to expand their knowledge and understanding of politics and government. Its activities are also geared to help- ing students realize how a major in Political Sci- ence may be applied to a myriad of careers. HISTORY CLUB The History Club is the social organization for those people who are interested in History. The aims to point out the relevance of history and how an understanding of the past can help man to deal with the present world and anticipate what is to come. ECONOMICS CLUB The Economics Club’s primary goals are to pro- vide information pertaining to current economic problems and to distribute career information in the field of Economics. Special lectures and discus- sion groups are usually the basis for their pro- grams. 136 The cultivation of interest in the disciplines of the natural sciences is the purpose of the Biology Club, Planned speakers, lectures, and films help to comprise their programs. Its membership primar- ily consists of students who are majoring in Biol- ogy- AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY For those students interested in the field of Chemistry, there is a campus affiliate of the Ameri- can Chemical Society at Regis. This organization’s activities explore the realm of Chemistry through speakers, lectures, films, and laboratory tours. PSYCHOLOGY CLUB The Psychology Club provides a unique oppor- tunity for Psychology majors to come together outside the classroom and participate in activities which center around the discipline of Psychology. The activities that they plan are aimed at enriching their academic studies of the science. BIOLOGY CLUB 137 50i ann sotting; dri i- SANDRA J. AHERN 18 Broad St. Peabody, MA 01960 JAN A. BELLORADO 426 Lebanon St. Melrose, MA 02176 DOREEN E. BURKE 106 Dawes Ave. Torrington, CT 06790 LISA J. AMBROSE . 48 Paulin Ave. Brockton, MA 02402 ANDREA J. BELLUCHE 1 1 Liana St. Woburn, MA 01801 AMY L. BURNS 451 School St. Belmont, MA 02178 EILEEN M. ANNESE 946 Moody St. Waltham, MA 02154 KAREN BENT 107 Seekonk St. Norfolk, MA 02056 DENISE M. BURNS 1 19 Hillside Ave. Arlington, MA 02174 KAREN M. APRUZZESE 8 Rosedale Ave Everett, MA 02149 GAYLE M. BIRCK 11 Bayberry Rd. Old Saybrook, CT 06475 ELIZABETH A. BURWELL 7 Old South Ln. Andover, MA 01810 TAMMY L. ARCURI 38 White Oak Rd. Waban, MA 02168 BRIDGET M. BONAZZOLI 106 Eorest Ave. Hudson, MA 01749 LINDA M. BUTT 32 Marrett Rd. Lexington, MA 02173 ANNE M. AYLWARD 524 Worcester St. Wellesley, MA 02181 LUCILLE M. BONEIGLIO 2 Glenwood Ave. Woburn, MA 018 01 DIANA M. CABALLERO 666 McKinley St. Miramar, PR 00907 PATRICIA A. BARNEY 68 Naugus Ave. Marblehead, MA 01945 DANIELA C. BONO 24 Exeter St. Medford, MA 02155 CHRISTINE E. CANNON 47 Victoria Rd. Sudbury, MA 01776 PATRICIA A. BARRETT 23 Winter st. Braintree, MA 02184 JEAN A. BOYLE 437 East Fifth St. South Boston, MA 02127 ELIZABETH A. CAREY 24 MacArthur Rd. Natick, MA 01760 ELIZABETH A. BARTLETT 268 Sumner St. East Boston, MA 02128 BETH A. BROWN 163 Whipple St. So. Weymouth, MA 02190 SUSAN C. CARLSON 6 Fletcher Dr. Auburn, MA 01501 ELLEN M. BEAUMONT 8 Samoset Dr. Salem, NH 03079 DIANE L. BROWN 570 School St. Belmont, MA 02178 ELLEN L. CARROLL 19 Range Hts. Cir. Lynn, MA 01904 LISA M. CARUSO 206 Prospect Hill Rd. Waltham, MA 02154 CYNTHIA M. CONWAY 167 Colonial Ave. Albany, NY 12208 MARYPAT CURRAN 173 Third Ave. Milford, CT 06460 SUZANNE E. CASEY 110 Eairway Dr. West Newton, MA 02165 ELLEN L. CONWAY 29 Myles Rd. Peabody, MA 01960 KATHLEEN J. DANNAHEY 42 Partridge Dr. Newington, CT 06111 SHEILA A. CHAPMAN 63 Baker PI. Newton Lw. Ells., MA 02162 JANICE L. COOK 22 Federal St. Blackstone, MA 01504 TAMI A. DEANGELIS 17 Bigelow Ave. Winchester, MA 01890 LESLIE J. CHIASSON 104 Mokema Ave. Waltham, MA 02154 ANNE M. CORCORAN 50 Aletha Rd. Needham, MA 02192 JOAN A. DECKER Box 52 South St. Chesterfield, MA 01012 MARGARET G. COAN 28 Pinewood Ave. Stoughton, MA 02072 BARBARA L. CORREIA 22 Child St. Portsmouth, RI 02871 JEAN M. DEMICHELE 10 Keefe Ave. Newton, MA 02164 CATHERINE M. COATES 12 Fells Ave Terr. Medford, MA 02155 MARY E. COUGHLIN 11 Marcia Rd. Watertown, MA 02172 MARIE P. DESROSIER 1 Nolan St. Avon, MA 02322 ROBERTA L. COLASANTI 230 Ferry St. Everett, MA 02149 JANE M. CROWLEY Holly Woods Mattapoisett, MA 02739 VINETTE DEGREGORIO 220 Ridge Rd. Revere, MA 02151 JANICE M. COLLUCCI 45 Elmira St. Brighton, MA 02135 JANICE M. CUNNINGHAM 30 Blueberry Ln. Westwood, MA 02090 MARGARET R. DIRICO 416 Adams St. Quincy, MA 02169 CHRISTINE COLOMBO 126 Langwood Ave. Brockton, MA 02401 CAROL J. CURLEY 65 Priest ST. Hudson, MA 01749 PAMELA E. DONAHUE 2626 52nd Ave. Vero Beach, EL 32960 J. JENNIFER CONNOLLY 487 Gay St. Westwood, MA 02090 ADRIENNE M. CURRAN 261 Common St. W. Quincy, MA 02169 NORA A. DONELAN 180 Forest Ave. New Rochelle, NY 10804 140 JOANNE R. DONNELLAN 110 Church St. Winchester, MA 01890 JOAN M. DONOVAN Greenleaf Dr. Danvers, MA 01923 MARGARET DONOVAN 78 Grove St. Hopkington, MA 01748 KATHLEEN M. EERREIRA 67 Rodgers Rd. E. Longmeadow, MA 01028 MARY C. FITZGERALD 33 Hancock Rd. Weymouth, MA 02043 JUDITH A. FITZGIBBONS 31 Chestnut Hill Rd. S. Hadley, MA 01075 MAUREEN A. GALLAGHER 10 Greenwood Ln. Waltham, MA 02154 PATRICIA A. GARRITY 29 Raymond Ave. Salem, MA 10970 MICHELLE J. GAUDREAU 154 Thurber Ave. Attleboro, MA 02703 MICHELLE M. GAUDREAU 230 N. Franklin St. Holbrook, MA 02343 AMALIE A. GEORGE 38 Lewis St. Needham, MA 02192 KAREN M. GIANNONE 2261 N. Benson Rd. Fairfield, CT 06430 DOREEN GIARDI 33 Tiffany Rd. E. Hartford, CT 06108 ELLEN M. GILMORE 9 Adrienne Dr. Canton, MA 02021 ERIN M. GORMAN 44 Warwick Rd. Belmont, MA 02178 MARGARET E. GRAHAM 165 Butler Ln. New Canaan, CT 06840 LORNA M. GRANDE 22 Candy Hill Rd. Sudbury, MA 01776 LINDA S. GRIFFIN 47-8 Sumner St. Waltham, MA 02154 MELISSA A. HALL Centerview Dr. Swanzey Center, NH 03431 FRANCES M. HEALY 86 Boston Rd. Chelmsford, MA 01824 LYNN S. HELGERSON 112 Town Farm Rd. Sutton, MA 01527 MARGARET R. HOFFMEISTER 2472 Maclay Ave. Bronx, NY 10461 JEAN P. HOOD 27 Rosemont St. Neponset, MA 02122 STEPHANIE E. HOOPER 52 Carroll Ct. Westwood, MA 02090 KATHRYN L. HORAN 70 Andrews Rd. Wollaston, MA 02170 MARY JO HORGAN 41 Nashua St. Ayer, MA 01432 LUISA A. INGLAN 5-E3 Mans Garden Hills, Guaynabo, PR 00657 SANDRA M. IRVING 101 Ridge St. Arlington, MA 02174 STEPHANIE T. IRVING 4 Peary Ave. Lynn, MA 01904 PAULA M. JORDAN 474 Hosmer St. Marlboro, MA 01752 KATHLEEN A. JOYCE 58 Main Ave. Onset, MA 02558 ELENl KALYVAS 49 Goudy St. S. Portland, ME 04106 CATHERINE M. KEEGAN 66 Mayflower Rd. Braintree, MA 02184 SANDRA J. KELLY 189 N St. S. Boston, MA 02127 NANCY R. KENEAVY 112 Riverside Dr. Dedham, MA 02026 CAROL A. KENNEDY 167 Cherry St. Newton, MA 02165 LINDA J. KENNEDY 56 East St. Dorchester, MA 02122 PAULA B. KENNEDY 24 Waconah Rd. Worcester, MA 01609 CAROLINE KING College Rd. N. Bennington, VT 05257 ERANCES P. KRAHMER 18 Eort Hill Ln. Duxbury, MA 02332 SUSAN E. KRYIAKOU 34 Walker St. Lowell, MA 01851 CAROLYN J. LACEY 7 Chisholm Rd. Winchester, MA 01890 SUSAN E. LAEEY 7 Shuman Rd. Marblehead, MA 01945 KATHRYN H. LAEOUNTAIN 384 Alfred Rd. Biddeford, MA 04005 ELORENCE T. LAFRAZIA 99 Golden Ave. Medford, MA 02155 CAROL A. LARKIN 37 Hearthstone Dr. Medfield, MA 02052 JOAN M. LAROCHE 38 Braeburn Rd. Auburndale, MA 02166 PAULA J. LIND 23 Lincoln St. Lexington, MA 02173 KATHLEEN A. LYNCH 1 Meservey Ln. Lynnfield, MA 01940 MARY E. LYONS 101 Washington St. Newton, MA 02158 KATHLEEN P. MACDONNELL Rfd 3 Box 224 Wiscasset, ME 04578 KAREN M. MACGILLIVRAY 69 North St. Danvers, MA 01923 KELLEY M. MAHAR West Rd. Bennington, VT 05201 MARGARET J. MAHONEY 90 Mallard Way Waltham, MA 02154 CLAIRE A. MAIDA 33 Main St. Southborough, MA 01772 JOAN E. MAIDER 73 Pacella Dr. Dedham, MA 02026 DIANE M. MALCOLMSON 620 Summer St. Arlington, MA 02174 KIM P. MALONEY 64 Beechmont St. Worcester, MA 01609 LINDA A. MANCINI 8 Cedar St. Milford, MA 01757 SHERYL MANN 6 Kennedy Cir. Hyannis, MA 02601 DONNA J. MANNING 16 Grant PI. Waltham, MA 02154 LISA A. MANNING 9 Cedar Glen Cir. Saugus, MA 01906 142 MARY T. MARCHIONE 36 Atkins St. Brighton, MA 02135 MARY E. MCMANUS 3 Anna Dr. Canton, MA 02021 JEANNE M. PALUMBO 15 Harborwood Dr. Franklin, MA 02038 MICHELE L. MARJOLLET 44 Goodman’s Hill Rd. Sudbury, MA 01776 SUSAN M. McMANUS 3 Anna Dr. Canton, MA 02021 KATHLEEN M. PETERSON 284 Marked Tree Rd. Needham, MA 01292 BARBARA J. MORAN 241 Elliot Ave. No Quincy, MA 02171 MAUREEN E. MCNIFF 58 Longbow Rd. Danvers, MA 01923 KAREN L. PHILLIPS 19 Bowen Ave. Medford, MA 02155 ANN E. MUCCIARONE 55 Chestnut St. Franklin, MA 02038 SR. GERARD NDAGANO Regis College Box 1236 Weston, MA 02193 JOANNE A. PIERSON 189 Sixth Ave. Woodsocket, RI 02895 PATRICIA A. MCCARTHY 56 Dunboy St. Brighton, MA 02135 CATHY A. NICHIPOR 9 Fairland St. Lexington, MA 02173 DIANE E. PLANTE 21 Forest Hill Ave. Lynnfield, MA 01940 SUSAN M. MCDONOUGH 34 G St. S. Boston, MA 02127 ANNETTE M. NIEVES AP 401 Cond Generalife Av San Patricio PR 00657 DENISE J. POIRIER 27 Weir Rd. Waltham, MA 02154 SUSAN M. MCFADDEN 24 Albamont Rd. Winchester, MA 01890 CECILIA A. NKETIAH Regis College, Box 372 Weston, MA 02193 JAMIE M. POTHIER 26 Ivy Ln. Andover, MA 01810 KERRY SUSAN MCKAY 4 Metcalf Cir. No. Attleboro, MA 02760 KATHLEEN P. NOONE 10 Lawndale Ave. Waltham, MA 02154 KATHERINE M. POTTER 1025 W. Central St. Franklin, MA 02038 BARBARA A. MCKEE 5 Saybrook St. Brighton, MA 02135 JANE E. O’NEIL 23 Fiske St. Worcester, MA 01602 RACHEL M. PRAGNELL 9 Warren St. Everett, MA 02149 ANN M. MCKEEVER 15 Denfeld Dr. Westboro, MA 01581 SUSAN M. O’NEIL 178 Quinobequin Rd. Newton, MA 02168 PATRICIA A. RALPH 402 Mt. Vernon St. Dedham, MA 02026 JUDITH A. MCLEAN 54 Selwyn Rd. Belmont, MA 02178 SUSANNE M. PALLADINO 318 W. Emerson St. Melrose, MA 02176 SANDRA H. RICE 444 South St. Halifax, MA 02338 DONNA L. RICHMOND Rd 2 Hop City Rd. Ballston Spa, NY 12020 PAULA S. SHUTE 36 Briarfield Rd. Milton, MA 02187 VIRGINIA M. VERROCHI 8 Lomas Dr. Framingham, MA 01701 EILEEN M, RILEY 115 Lincoln St. Dedham, MA 02026 IVETTE SILVA St. A Block C-4 Bayamon, PR 00619 KATHRYN L. VIOLA 201 Fifth St. Stoughton, MA 02071 MAUREEN D. RYAN 205 Mt. Vernon St. W. Roxbury, MA 02132 MARTA SUAREZ SB-56 Violeta Hormigueros PR 00660 PATTI A. WAINWRIGHT 8 Beech Rd. Dover, NH 03820 NOLA A. SANTOS 51 Adams St. Dorchester, MA 02122 ETHEL M. SULLIVAN 81 Grant St. Bangor, ME 04401 KATHLEEN A. WALLACE 6 Oakland St. Medway, MA 02053 MARY-BETH SASSO 379 Race Brook Rd. Orange, CT 06477 KATHLEEN K. SULLIVAN 37 Franklin Terr. Southbridge, MA 01550 CYNTHIA M. WALSH 919 Central Rd. 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Mother, Linda Bobby, Susan Jimmy, Eileen Carrie, Alan, Billy Sharon Tricia We’re Proud-We Care Our Vote-Mary Claire MOM, DAD, HELEN KATHY, JIM, BILL Congratulations And Warm Wishes For The Best Of Everything To Elizabeth And The Class Of ’82 THE CAREY FAMILY Best Wishes To Ellen And All The Seniors On Angela 4th Floor Back ATTORNEY MRS. URVILLE J. BEAUMONT 149 ’-M -M. I Love And Congratulations Claire Ann From MOM, DAD DAVID Congratulations To The Class Of 1982 MR. MRS. JOHN J. GRAHAM Congratulations Best Wishes To The Class Of 1982 MR. MRS. WILLIAM J. RALPH Best Wishes To The Senior Class MRS. ROBERT M. MCKEE DIANE 150 J Congratulations To The To The Class Of 1982 Class Of 1982 Health, Happiness And Our Daughter And Continued Kathleen Dannahey Success Always MR. MRS. From The RICHARD CASILLl CLASS OF 1983 This Is The First Day Of A New Life Another Spoke Of The Rising Wheel Congratulations To The Class Of 1982 (V. Woolf) THE LITERATI CLUB 151 R I ■ T ajsflffla - ' ‘V ..-«-f ' . j I ' ' . To Achieve All That Is Possible We Must Attempt The Impossible To Be As Much As We Can Be We Must Dream Of Being More CLASS OF 1982 Congratulations Betsy Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Senior Class FROM DOMITILLA HALL You’ve Come A Long Way Baby, Mom Dad I 152 ibest lofeKca to Cut Not The Wings Of Your aT(6 Dreams For They SlSe kop a I ( ouT- fekxre Are The Heart Beat crt6 vor kold ritxc And The Freedom Of 5Rt ;«5?h .%l)eTt2irsC)rou)r Your Soul. -Fla via Congratulations And Best Wishes FROM THE DEVELOPMENT OFFICE i “ . . . You AreThe Stars In The Face Of The Sky . . . ” E.J. To go beyond our means would be too impossible to imagine . . . And May Your Individuality Always Shine To live what we want we have learned too quickly reached As Brightly As It Is Today But to see the next day in the light of our knowledge Congratulations Good is there our ability to succeed. -Jean Hood Luck Good Luck Class of 1982 From Maria Hall House Council ANGELA HOUSE COUNCIL Congratulations To Michele And The Class Of 1982 Congr atulations And Love Good Luck To The MR. MRS. Class Of 1982 GEORGES THE MARJOLLET RICHMOND AND FAMILY FAMILY 154 When We Lived Near Each Other We Participated In The Same Activities. Our Friendship Was Strong Because We Shared So Many Things. Now - Living Apart We Rarely See Each Other But Our Friendship Is Even Stronger Because We Share The Same Feelings. This Closeness Of Hearts Is What Makes A Lifetime Friendship Like Ours Susan Polis Schutz Best Wishes Ellen, Tricia, Margaret, Ann Karen, Gayle, Ann And The Class Of 1982 LOVE, MARIA, MARIEALANA, LORRAINE, MARY SGA To The Class Of 1982 We Wish You Health, Wealth, And Happiness And Time To Enjoy All Three Saga Food Service f Congratulations And Best Wishes Class Of 1982 From COLLEGE HALL Best Of Luck To The Graduating Class Of 1982 ALEX MARILYN MAHAR FAMILY u Mimi Our Pride Is Exceeded Only By Our Love Congratulations To You And The Class Of 1982 MOM, DAD, MICHAEL, JENNIFER PETER 157 I Congratulations MR. MRS. ANTHONY COLLUCCI Best Wishes Class Of ’82 MR MRS. JOHN P. GALLAGHER FAMILY Best Wishes Class Of 1982 THE BIOLOGY CLUB Congratulations To The Class Of ’82 MR. MRS. RAYMOND PIERSON To The Class Of ’82 Peace Happiness AGNES HARRY DONAHUE Best Wishes To The Class Of ’82 The Giannone Family Congratulations To The Class Of ’82 MR. MRS. JOHN P. CROWLEY JR. Congratulations From CENTRAL TAILORING CO. INC. 399-401 Boston Post Rd. Weston, MA. 02193 158 Gayle Birck Chemistry Susan McFadden Psychology Jf oru tkitm [ike sjicicir ' cifui time , ij e ox c oyme sjjace CLnd- timer fOe dcstxtu Ou CiOfV Sytt c fipo . But oWcomt’ ace , md uCC JaP6r ' (} t is oi cycome time atiA ctCCwei lyiPet is nod. im t t ' of ficy dud fiod, dcti ' t 1 014 [in iiie minUt see ' eM oidid Ofice 0 txOice Our apologies to Gayle and Susan for not having their pictures in the Senior Section. FATHER DAUGHTER 100 DAYS PARTY SENIOR BANQUET |n( |K Wm ' 9 . M JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM I HARBOR CRUISE JUNIOR-SENIOR COOK-OUT BACCALAUREATE pu plmclus vOiCC (,P. dvdtwur [em iM me ' Sa tL,PifuiM7U ‘U)nu. jcmiws T er wr t m t fn mymi ' es qj fi i ' lines h i msu e ' Jo cit mi me .M 4 . J i otsd you. f iCKpC atLft fttas yoi iji ' nst. Sontt ' i i oj fn§ -t OnvfS in minn, 7(iimytK0 GRADUATION 159 I