Regis College - Mount Regis Yearbook (Weston, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 178 of the 1984 volume:

4 Or)(j Co As 5 , ' 9 es ocior, ' On 5 0 , yours ‘ ' ror Of Ad ' SSu 005 Bk‘ ‘’ i V; WIM‘: n ’Dedication riving up Wellesley St. on September 1, 1980, we spotted the stately, black Regis College sign and felt our hearts drop; feelings of anxiety, apprehen- sion and excitement mingled as we tried to compose our- selves for this first day. Freshmen-even the name spelled fear. Then, a hand reached over from the driver’s seat and gave our own a comforting pat. Breathing a sigh of relief, we remembered that we were not alone-our “parents”, be they mothers, fathers, family members or friends, were with us. While we were meeting new roommates and making friends. Mom and Dad joked and laughed, helping to smooth over awkward silences. After assisting and preparing us to settle into the foreign world of college, our parents did us the big- gest favor-they said “goodbye”, giving a group of nervous, teenage girls the space and time to become confident, well-educated women. This development began in our freshman year when those of us living on campus suffered bouts of homesickness while learning to adjust to dormitory living and cafeteria food. Those of us who com- muted from home took our first step into maturity and began assuming the academic and social re- sponsibilities of college. Parent’s Weekend arrived and we welcomed our parents, not with fears but with eagerness to intro- duce them to friends and invite them to share in our college experiences. Exclaiming with wonder over our sparsely decorated rooms. Mom and Dad marveled at how independent and determined their daughter had become and we hid our smiles of pleasure. During freshman year we needed our parents in a special way but they remained faithful throughout the next three as well. We cherished the hours of “girl talk” with Mom at the Mother-Daughter Dinners and “gigged” on the dance floor with Dad at the annual Father-Daughter extravaganzas. Our parents both pleased and embarrased us with their public exclamations about their “Regis daughter” and their insistence on racing up the Chapel aisle to snap our pictures at the Junior Ring and Cap and Gown ceremonies. They have lent their support through the Regis College Guild and the Fa- ther’s Association and in so many other ways we have taken for granted and could never express in words. Now, our four years are over. Finally, we are seniors and nearer to being the “confident and well educated” women we have been preparing to be. However, we could never have reached this point in our lives without the continued and unfailing emotional, financial and spiritual support of those who have “parented” us. It is for their innumerable votes of confidence and nev- er ending faith in us that we dedicate our 1984 Yearbook to our par- ents. (Upper Left) Annerre Fiondo and Danny Murrin, (Upper Righr): Tern Sheehon, Sue Currin, Anna Cabral, and Deirdre Moraes (Middle Left): Sue Deluca and Sisrer Cecilia Agnes working in rhe lob, (Middle Right). Nora Lerscher performs miracles in rhe lob (Dor tom Left): Sue Shea. (Dorrom Right) Jeff Sherman and Liz Hughes, 4 ' (Upper Left) Liso Therioulr, Colleen Sullivan, Jonlce Flynn (Middle Left): Elizo- berh D ' AgosrIno (Lower Left): Kim Gillls and Mario Ziedel, (Upper R ghr) Georgo Driscoll, Lisa Mirchelson, Fran Doherry ond Dorrie Pickerre (Middle Right) Pegeen Fra A ley, Marie Mooney, Jeon Pussell ond Mory McSweeney (Lower Righr) Annerre Flondo, Liz Francis, Chrisrine Murphy, Porricio McAuley, Cheryl Keneavy and Derh Shannon. 5 RING CEREMONY iff ' -r J W ' - (Top) Members of Six-Of-One Sandro Hoserr, Sue Ridge, Allison Coll, Lori Forrini, D J Porrer and Celine Doyle (Lower Lefr) Gemmo Dreher receives o blessing from Forher Flynn (Lower Right) Carolyn Floy, Junior Goss Presidenr, oddresses rhe congregorion ands Of Metuoties” The juniors filed in, Marching silently one by one. The smiles they wore reflected The circle just begun. -k |rhe ceremony of the ring fwhich joined the junior class, Marks the unity we share. y|The bond that holds us fast. ] We accepted and met the challenges j And therefore earned the right To wear our college symbol With honor and delight. It was here the child in us Was forced to step aside. We are now Regis women Who wear our rings with pride. (Upper Left): 5r. Therese bore rhe cross or rhe Junior Ring Ceremony (Upper Righr) Forher Flynn DIesses rhe rings. 7 Ct MPUS CmDIDS (Upper Lefr) Kimberly Pererson enjoys her flrsr Pegis parry (Upper Righr) Mory Crimmins and Sue Murroy serving or T T (Middle Lefr) Sara Worron loves rhe library (Middle Righr) Agnes Srurchio and Jonis Cosmorro ' rogerher again (Lower Lefr) Kim O ' Gorman downs one ofrer swimming procrice 8 (Upper Left): Coroleonn Driscoll colls Gordon ' s ro picis up rhe emp- ries (Upper Right) Peggy Keegon inrroduces Porrick ro his firsr fXegis parry r (Debw) Peg Smirh, Celine Ooyle, Toni Alizio, Peggy Keegan and Georgo Driscoll roosr ro Srocey Vomres ' groduorion (Lower Left) Morv McSweeney and Jeon Russell relox or rhe recepnon. (Lower Righr): Liso Dupuis provides rhe music for rhe porry rhor evening A PA T Y 10 e CiEEiS ! (Upper middle) Debbie Casrelll and Dionne Sonros soy Good bye” (Middle) Sue Sheo, Noro Lerscher, Dorio Vigliono, and Mory Crimmins nobbed rhe phorogro- pher ro please Nora ' s yearnings ro be in rhe yeorbools. (Lower Right): Agnes Srurchio, Jonis Cosrriorro, Elizabeth D ' Agostino ond Michelle Gosson roost ro rhe end of Junior year n Prepared ?or A Height On Zhe Zown JAe junior, Sophomore aneh ! reshman Glasses of CRe is Gol e e Gorehia It nuUe you o ' yUlencf Ghe Spriny Semi-Normal ’ ' Nina Iy Spriny NriJay, Nlprif 15 , 1983 Ohe Sreai Nfalf, Naneuif Nfa f Oioston, T ICassachuseiis 8:00 p.m. - 1:00 a.m. (Upper Left) Liz Hughes, Lauren McAvoy, Elizoberh D ' Agosrino, Toro Ducchino, Mary Pocillio, Lon Spinnelli, Carlo Doschern, Chene Lyman, Mory Howord, Eileen Walsh, Michelle Gosson ond Kelly Currin (Above) Sandy Mirchell ond her escorr Dob 12 (Middle Lefr): Lori Spinnelli, Mike Walsh and Mary Podlio (Lower Left): Richard Poscluro and Derh Shannon. (Upper P,ighr): Louren McAvoy ond Jackie Winchenbaugh. Decororions were o big hir ar rhe Semi- Formal, rhonl-is ro Jod-iie ' s morher. 13 1 (Upper Left) Michelle Gosson, Mary Pocillo, and Elizoberh D ' Agosrino shore rhe losr drinis of Junior year (Upper Rtghr) Debbie Donohoe ond Dorrie Pickerre posr rhe Cresr resr. (Middle Left) Moyro Gorcio rhe doy ofrer o wild nighr or rhe Nine ' ' (Middle): Monico DrunoccinI soys, Here ' s ro o good C,C ond ginger (Middle Right) Peggy Keegon looking for her colendor (Lower left) Celine Doyle ploys her flure for rhe Regis communiry (Lower Right) Money McGowon dressed for rhe occosion 14 I Finally, Seniors! - ■Vf vV fH (Upper Middle) Fran Doherry, Soys Georga ' s my roommore-l rhink i ' ll keep her. (Lower Left) Derh Shannon looking roword rhe classroom door. (Lower Right): Kelly McDonough, Sue Ridge and Toni Alizio ore ' ' Finally Seniors.” 15 16 (Upper Middle) Korhy Obremski, Toro Ducchino, Mary Pocilie, Andreo Pon- serro, Michelle Gosson, Liz Hughes, Heorher Sweer, Lon Spinelli, and Liz O ' Hore soy, Aloha” (Middle Left) Rosa Voswoni and Nericormen Morrir don rheir Cop and Gown, (Middle Righr) Corhy Cosrello ond Sue Deluca off for o doy of shopping (Lower Left) Mary Feorhersron, Sheree Decosre, Linda Pendergosr, and Coroleonn Tordonico parrying on rhe fourrh floor of Angelo 1 Our joys. Our triumphs. Zhese pages are testimony to the best of times. Zhe iaughter and love that we have shared through our four years at Kegis find new life in every photo, poem and prayer in this book. We will never forget the friendships we have cultivated here though times and miles may come between us. yet, we have also shared disappointments and frustrations at Kegis and these too are recorded in this book. We have found that it can hurt to grow, to learn, to change. At times we have cried and struggled, but ultimately we have endured, becoming stronger and gentler. Jt is now time for us to share with the world what we have shared with each other. We will ocperience new joys and new triumphs, as we continue to grow, to learn, to change. We will also efcperience fresh disappointments and frustrations which will test our gentleness and strength. And if we ever need to be reminded that we are loved or that we are capable of loving, all we need do is look through this book and remember what we have learned and shared our triumphs, our joys. The Morher Daughter Dinner is on annual event hasted by the Deon af Students Office and the Seniar Class. Russ Burgess, a respected hypnatist and psychic, entertained the Regis wannen ond their Mathers ane fine Saturday evening in Ocraber, (Top) Suson Rice ond her Morher, (Middle) From lefr ro righr wirh rheir mothers seared below ore Tommy Volerra, Sharon Heslln, Mory-Lou Casey, Lindo Szymonski, ond her guesr (Above) From left ro righr wirh rheir Mothers seored below ore Corhy McGovern, Debbie Trembloy, Corlo Alfono, Lindo Koziok, and Michelle Corey 20 (Top Lefr) Korhy Floherry gives o disgusted look ofrer being hypnotized not to smoke She won ' t use that brond ogam (Upper fXight) Chris Stonowski steals the microphone to worn Mothers and Doughrers of a killer snowstorm! Attention students, the killer snowstorm is heading this way (Middle) Russ Burgess directed these Regis students to ploy the piano for the pocked house (Above) Peggy Smith, Joanne Sorris ond Carlo Alfono ore asleep sound and deep osleepin Parents Reception Cap Bitd om Investiture (Upper Lefr) Noreen Doker (Upper Righr) Sharon Firzgerold (Middle Lefr) Anno Cobrol. (Dorrom) Cherrie Lyman 24 I Cap And Gown Wrinkled hands budge rhe dusty lid Of on old trunk. Hinges creak o loud overture. Gnarled fingers caress the folds of o foded block go ' A ' n and The tossle of o flattened cop. Wistfully, the mind wanders, ' Through o lingering scent of mothballs [I To o misty morning ; When we, in the youth of our moturity, I Walked in cop and gown I Towards the becoming of ourselves. I Burgeoning acorns, ripe on rhe trees, I Break from their bowers. ! Time perennial in its vicissitudes Frees nothing in its grip Excluding thoughrs- Which, when given wings, j Soar to rhe universe. Although we fear what may be. We ore who we ore. The sun shoots its rays Through rhe mist. ■ The trunk is closed. : On rhe lined face E A rear and o smile. : She remembers that youth of our maturity, When we hove rhe wings To soar! Dano Anes ' 84 (Upper Right) Janet Lash is doned with academic garb. (Dotfom Right) Father Knapp bestows his blessing on the Class of ' 84. (Bottom Left) Mary Lou Cosey. 25 L Oeneric Bash (Upper Righr) Jackie and Lauren McLean are Maniacs” on rhe floor (Upper Lefr) Tending Dor Julierte Ahern, Gina O ' Hore, ond Morionne Shermon (Lower Lefr) Debbie Cosrelli wirh one of her friends (Middle) Perro Molone and Fred Asroire (Lower Dighr) CHEEPS ' Jo-mel Cinro ond Eileen Sullivan sondwich o Pegis College guesr 26 200 DAYS (Upper lefr) Allison Coll and Michael Canolly (Upper Righr) Peggy Keegan and Annerre Fiondo (Lower Lefr) Mory Pyan, Sue Shea, Nora Lercher, ond Mory Crimmins o Chorus I Line (Lower Pighr) Anroinerre Alizo ond Kenny (Above) Rick and Wesron Police man rhe kegs (Upper Right) Myro Gorcio (Middle Right) Margaret Stokes grins and bears it, (Lawer Right) Maureen Sullivan and liz O’Hare rhe new Devo. Christmas Traditions at Regis • ? 1 I H -V M «v ' Award from rhe Srudenr Governmenr Associanon, (L ro P.) Sisrer Therese, Sarah Worron ' 83, Mory Pyan ' 84 ond Mory Howard ' 84 Senior Class officers Corolyn, Monico and Lucy leod rhe class In song. ' J 31 Father Knapp, Arthur and Marvin The Seniar Classes favorite men TO (Top): Mono Anzivino, Kerry Dognoll, Johnno Colemon and Corhy Cosrello (Middle Lefr) Linda Koziok, Sue Ridge and Marguerire Smirh (Middle Righr) Forher Knopp and Karen D ' Alesia (Righr) Ja mel Cinra, Carhy Asciori, Dawn Brewer and Rurh Daudreau 34 CandldightiHg Ceremony 35 I Righr Elizabeth D ' Agostino demonds het drink bock Kim Newman stays neurrol. Below Dod (Dorlo) and his Connecticut Kids (Mory and Pep). Bight Merrymoking with Moss Moritime (Michelle Gosson ond Tim Eglin) 36 r (Upper Lefr) Annerre Florida and Danny Murrin (Upper Righr): Sue Boudror (Above) Scorr, Chip, Laura Morreo and Suzonne LeCloir (Bighr) Volunreers from rhe Forher ' s Associorion 37 The Chrrsrmos Semi-fomnol is on annual event sponsored by rhe Deon of Srudenrs Office The evenr srarrs off o weels full of yule-ride ocriviries for rhe srudenrs or Regis Right Poetry in Motion! Drendo Oliverl, Heorher McFogue, Lindo Szymonski ond Brenda ' s side kick burn up rhe donee floor ' Below Heather McFogue in o slower donee number shows rhe photographer whor o versorile dancer she is! Right Center Moureen Hegorry ond Maureen Finn with their escorrs. Lower Left Mory Zobriske sings along while she dances Lower Right. Borr, Joonie Florentine, ’ ' Durchie ond Mouro Wolsh. I 38 Sisrer Ziro Fleming poses wirh o few of rhe evening ' s guesrs Lower Left Doskerboll sror Parry porlence McGrarh rolte obour hoop srroregy wirh her escorr Center: Another camera shy fXegis undergraduate — Melanie Stellos Lower Right Liz Dridgemon, Mary Paclllio, Susan Murroy 39 tlflVINE FUN WITti DflD (Upper Lefr) Forher Knopp welcomes Mr Connolly (Upper Righr) Koren Finis — doncing wirh Dod (Middle Lefr) Mr Com, Mr Collins, ond Chris (Lower fXighr) Clockwise Korhy ond Mr Sheerin, Mono Umpieere, Liso ond Mr Gorerr, Michele and Mr Cofforello, Chris Sronowslsi, Parry ond Mr McGrorh, (hidden) Derh Sampson 40 i (Upper Lefr) Morey Hayes, Mary C ' Sheo, Liso Mogliocco (Upper Righr) Rose Corelli and Dod (Lower Lefr) Karen Crounse and Dod (Middle Righr) Jonine Dorrlerr and Dad, Paolo Zobloh, (Lower Righr) Dinner and Dancing were enjoyed by qIII! President Sisrer Therese Higgins Congrorulorions on your renrh yeor os Presi- denr of rhe Pegis communiry. The Closs of 1984 would like ro express our grorirude ond besr wishes for rhe furue. (upper left) Sisrer Morgorer McGorry Academic Deon, (upper righr) Sisrer Judirh Cosrello: Assisronr ro Acedemic Dean, (middle righr) Sisrer A Korherine Murphy Asslsronr ro rhe Presidenr, (righr) Sisrer Ziro Flemming Dean of Srudenrs, (lower fXighr) Lynne Coleman Deon of Housing, (lower lefr) Sisrer Helen Sullivon Assisronr ro Deon of Srudenrs 0 ) @ The Department of Sociology is involved in the intergration of the study of sociology with historical and cultural phenomena in such a way as to encourage students to explore their own “world” sociologically, and by doing so, arouse an awareness and understanding of human needs and social problems as they pertain to the society and the individual- and the possibility of change The Social Work program at Regis College, directed by Paula Schneider demands absolute committment and dedication from the students who choose this course of study. The number of women involved in the program is limited, which may be some indication of the intensity of the program. Outside of the normal academic exp ectations of the college and the majority of concentrations, it is essentia] that Social Work majors do an intensive internship consisting of 400 hours of ‘‘on the job training ” This dual role of student and intern requires a great degree of devotion Still eleven women chose this field less than two years ago and eleven women will graduate in May 1984 with a degree in Social Work. In and of itself this seems to substantiate the effectiveness and credibility of the Social Work program at Regis College Dr. Louise Lopman Chairperson 48 Rhoda Greenspan S. Therezon Sheerin Chairperson The Psychology Department at Regis offers a wide range of fields of study to coincide with the diverse backgrounds of its department members. This natural science department is developed through the minds of S. Therezon Sheerin (Chairperson), Dr. Walsh, Dr. Foley, S. Viterbo McCarthy and Dr. Gribbons. Through course studies these educators provide lectures, laboratories, seminars, and independent studies, to prepare Regis women for a wide range of career options. It is at this time we would like to say “good bye” to Dr. Warren Gribbons and thank him for his wisdom and dedication to the Regis Community. We would, also like to send warm wishes to his wife who accompanies him on his long walks and his swims in the pool. The Gribbons family will be missed by all. Dr. Mary Foley Dr. Warren Gribbons S. Viterbo McCarthy 49 The French Department believes that it is the rendez-vous of an universal elite. Conversation in la belle langue francaise unites us in scholarship, literature, history, the fine arts, and life. In life that is sane and in life that is absurd. Nothing lies exterior to our area of interest, and no one. Our work is our joy and our joy is our work. “Italy is notoriously distinguished. Her past is glorious, her achievements are dazzling, her traditions noble, her fame awe- inspiring, and her charm irresistible. I have known her and admired her for a long time. I love her dearly.” The Italians, Luigi Barzini S. Rosenda Gill Chairperson Dr. Althes C. Ana Aloma Velilla Mary Hamilton Wolfkopf S. Patricia McDonough S. Perpetuus Lang S. Juan Mahan i- Josephine DeSimone Camille C. Malamud 50 “The price of pig, Is something big; Because its corn, You’ll understand. Is high-priced too; Because it grew Upon the high-priced farming land. If you’d know why That land is high. Consider this; its price is big Because it pays Thereon to raise The costly corn, the high-priced pig-” -H.J. Davenport- S. Mary Oates Chairperson George Michelis S. Helen Fenton 51 The Political Science Department: educating students to be responsible citizens of the world and effective participants in political life at the local, national and global levels. S. Leila Hogan Chairperson Dr. Leo Chang Eleni Mahaira Odoni S. Jeanne d’Arc O’Hayre J 52 In a time of increased specialization there is need for the broader view provided by liberal learning, because they touch so many of the aspects of human experience — language, religion, art, literature, philosophy, history, archaeology, — Classical Studies provides this broad view. In addition to providing the depth and breadth of understanding to be knowledgable in the fast-paced society of the 80 ’s, the study of History teaches very important skills which are the requisites of efficient performance in the work world; e.g. research and analysis, critical thinking and reasoning, and oral and written communication of ideas. S. Betty Cawley Chairperson 53 The department aims to give each student the opportunity to participate in a well-balanced program in physical education and to develop recreational skills for use in leisure time activities during and after college. Olive Nolan I Edwina A. Hughes Chairperson Raymond Harrington Judith Burling Athletic Director 54 Sheryl Popkin I Courses in English language, and literature prepare the Regis student for life in a variety of fields. The values of writers in our culture from the author of Beowulf to T.S. Eliot furnish a background to carry into family and professional careers. Study in writing makes the Regis graduate articulate and persuasive as well. Mrs Mary Molony chairperson S. Marilyn MacGregor 55 The Biology curriculum ensures a broad background with an opportunity to pursue interests in such areas as genetics, development, biochemistry, etc. Courses are not designed simply to convey information, rather through lectures, laboratories, seminars, and independent study, one is able to experience the process by which scientific knowledge is acquired. Not only does the curriculum contribute to one’s liberal education, but also provides training which serves as a basic preparation for a broad range of career options. S. Cecilia Agnes Mulrennan Chairperson 56 Mary Lombard Mary Arnold Jane A. Roman Chairperson 57 The Regis College Mathematics Department offers students the opportunity to further their knowledge in the field of mathematics. This natural science department is inspired by the leadership of Dr. S. Williamson. Dr. Williamson along with with her colleagues Dr. J. Criscenti, Mr. J. Hennen, and S. Joan Duffy shed light on such topics as Algebra, Calculus, Topology, Intermediate Analysis, Statistics, Number Theory, Geometry and the History of Mathematics. An area that is interwoven with this department is the Computer Science Division of Regis College. Here Dr. L. Kovijanic instructs the students in various computer languages which are becoming popular in today’s computerized society. After diligently studying these fields for four years the Regis graduate goes forth with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Mathematics to confidently begin a career or to vigorously continue her education. S. Dorothy McKenzie Chairperson S. Maryann Doyle 58 r ' - To Make a Difference “We may imagine perhaps that creation was finished long ago. This is not true. It continues more graciously than ever .... and we serve to complete it, even with the humblest work of our hands ... In each of our works we labor, in a very minute but real way to build the Pleroma. ... In action I adhere to the creative power of God. I coincide with it; I become not only its instrument but its living extension.” - Teilhard de Chardin The Divine Milieu S. Mary Rita Grady S. Ann Marie Grady Dr. Edward Stevens Chairperson S. Catherine E. Murphy 59 S. Louisella Walters The Art Department provides students with the basic theory and practice necessary to become creative teachers, art historians, museum and gallery curators, painters, print-makers, and photographers. To assure its majors of future success in such careers, an experienced and talented faculty carefully advise students into those areas in which they demonstrate the greatest potential. The department is equally attentive to a broad spectrum of non-majors who learn how to draw meaningful relationships between art and the natural and social sciences. S. Marie deSales Dineen The Music Department promotes the discovery and understanding of Music as (1) a significant area of knowledge, (2) a fine art and (3) a component of all types of human activity. It provides courses in Music and contributes Music for all types of campus occasions, such as Concerts Liturgies, and Special College Days (i.e. Cap and Gown Service, Admissions Day). Sheila Vogt S. Margaret Williams McCarthy Chairperson 60 i The Drama Department is introduced by S. Gretchen Bogan. Sister provides a woman with open option to develop her theatrical talents for use in in business and theatre. S. Gretchen Bogan Chairperson The Communications Department led by S. Joan Murray offers students an added diversity to their majors. The Communications program allows students to develop skills in areas of writing, speaking, lighting, and other aspects to modern media. These skills are an added option for the women preparing to make a difference. S. Joan Murray Chairperson 61 Illlllllll The Moe, Lorry, and Curley Shuffle Financial Aid Office (lefr ro righr) Joner Horrigon, Pam Gilligon, And Eva Adorns 62 Controller ' s Office, (bock row lefr ro righr) Sandy McMillen, Elaine AAcCullough, Barbara Halpin, (fronr) Gordon Anderson 63 Admissions (bock row) Lisa Yoeger, Nancy Show Deovman, (fronr) Julie McGinn, Mary Delaney 64 Nursing and Conrinuing Educarion Amy Anderson, Korhy Dion and 5r Jeonn d ' Arc. O ' Hore 65 (Rjghr) Ths never-ending line on second floor College Hall srorred forming in rhe wee hours of o November morning Regis Srudenrs waited in line, some wared for many frustrating haurs ra register for second semester courses courses Dorio Anes said to a yearbook columnist recently, rhor there was an unidentified gentleman wandering around campus dressed as one of Sonto ' s elves Although this cloim could nor be proven, this picture was submitted by an anonymous source who claimed that he is often seen in other modes of dress, even os o priest This picture oppears to have been token in our own Domitillo Holl Corbon daring experts gave rhe yearbook sroff estimorions of rhe rime or which this picture wos taken Dorio ' s sighting does coincide with rhe rime given by carbon daring personnel The cose hos now been turned over to Regis Security for further invesrigorion (lefr) Duff Harmon Is coughr by surprise Phorogroph courresy of Peggy Keegan (For Lefr) Annerre Fiondo Is nor gernng scK ' She Is singing ro rhe sounds of Jim Plunkerr who performed for rhe Regis srudenrs on rhe losr evening of rhe firsr semesrer (Lefr) Connie Mclnnis seems ro hove rasred somerhing sour ' 67 (Upper Lefr) Karhy O ' Shoughnessey and Carlo Alfono disguise Themselves in o Domirillo hallway More rhe poir of Television robbir ears upon Korhy ' s heod (Above) Liso Theriouir, Mary Ryon Mary Ryan,” and Suzonne LeClaire woir while rheir booiss ore srudying inside rhe librory (Righr) Moureen Gormon uses rhe fine penal poinr monuvers on rhe comparer Ir has been said rhar pencil pecking is one of rhe more efficienr merhods of dealing wirh rhe compurer beasr 68 (Upper Left) Camille Hobarr has I d and keys — will travel i (Upper Left) Sue Ridge grins and bears ro rhe performonce given by Maura Murry 69 ClliCS Dorm Life The College - o residenr sroff consists of: Lynne Sropleron, RD., Louro Beck, Annerre Rondo, Camille Hoborr, and Joyse Tossone, R A ' s. The dorm is opproximorely 75% Sophmores and 25% Freshman. Since rhe dorm is siruored above rhe classrooms, and orroched ro rhe cafe, these students hove rhe od vantage of attending dosses and meals in their pojomasl In rhe post four yeors, Angela Hall, rhe largest dorm on campus, certainly has done it oil. -Memories . Moryberh and Jerry . . . Mory Coffey . . . Catherine! Ellen ond Walt Ponerols . . . no more ponerols , , , House Council meetings . , progressive floor parries . . , children ' s door propped open , , E C C E. . front lounge Christmas potties , , , Kris Kringles , . , floor potties . . . molesrr ipper. , , stolen third floor middle phone, side walk cofe . . room draw , , . chonge-eoring candy machines, washers and dryers . . . Angela Beach with synchrinized sreroes . . . Lost coll for rhe pizzomon, Food Express, Momo Josies Help is desperately needed in rhe cofererio ' ' , , , Please move your cars form rhe Angelo parking lor, . . . firedrills . firedrills . . . f firedrills , . . ond lots more! (above) Deb Scorr and Jean McHugh (below) Ellen McColl Sung to the tune MoriQ” DOMITILLA- sung to My Favorite Things How do you solve o problem like Morio How so you show rhe orher dorms some fun Fill ir wirh greor people ond exciremenr wirhour gerring CQughr by anyone Mono Dorm is rhe place ro be . wirh our new R.D. ' s Pere and Grade so come on everyone and join in rhe fun and help us oil ro wish o losr good-bye Oh rhe doss of 84 ' has been fun Mono hall will miss oil of rhem Good luck ro oil of you and everything you do and keep those resumes in your bonds Oh how do you soy good bye ro Morio How do you leave those good rimes behind Love and best wishes, Mario Pit nuns and porries, ond pizzo-exrro cheese, Freshmen and Sophomores, ond Juniors who please. Pizza From Uno ' s, Food Express is here. Seniors who cherish their very lost year. Popcorn ond soda, ond pizza ond beer, Derrer Lore Thon Never New Year ' s Eve was here Our sroff is great, Karen D ' Alesio our P D,, Morgorer, and Cindy, ond Soroh on 3 , DOMITILLA, is o fun ploce, bur whe n ir gets hard ro live here, we simply remember our favorite things, it ' s been o great yeorlk 73 I I Social Issues Forum (L ro fX) Dorrom Morie Lefebvre, Kelly McDonough, Anrolnerre AllZiO Top Monico Drunoccini, Allison Coll, and Significonr Orders The Economics Club (L ro fX) Firsr Row Mory Derh Romei, Irene Sung, Chrisrine Murphy, Second Row Down Brewer, Fran Doherry, Georgo Driscoll, Shordo Choroni, Michelle Corey Third Row Liz Poppellordo, Linda Koziok, Susan Droolss Veeno Doryanoi, Kane Wholley, Sharon Heslin The Biology Club (L ro R) Firsr Row Karhy McClellon, Mona Ziedel, Dorio Vigliono, Noro Lerscher Second Row Kimberly Gillls, Jennifer Nolen, Pam Kasos, Sheila Srrahan, Mary Ryan, Sondro Smirh 74 (L ro R) Dorrom Dona Vigliono, Jennifer Nolen, Sue Sheo, Peggy Keegan, Trocy Greene Second row Porry loniere, Denise Cassidy, Paula Churchill, Kimberly Gillis, Mono Ziedel, Suzanne Desjardin, Mary Derh Connolly, Amy Grillo, Kim Livingsrone, Mary Crimmons, Corhy Corherwood, Leah Pellegrino, Veronico Dell Third row: Monico Drunoccini, Maureen Coughlin, Cheryl CholKe, Pam Kosos, Llso McLaughlin, Kone Curran, Laurie Lopegello, Fron Doherry, Georga Driscoll, Dome Pickerre, Noro Lerscher, Mourn Moron, Morgorer Dorrerr, Kelly Norron, Joan Porrier, Mauro Joyce, Mary Ryan, Pom Dimarzio, Deidre Fohey American Chemical Society (L ro R) Dorrom Korhy McClellon, Korhryn Sconlon, Regino Viso, Morgorer Srokes, Sandro Smirh Second row, Pom Kosos, Mono Ziedel, Dario Vigliono, Nora Lerscher, Sue DeLuco Third row Kimberly Gillis, Jennifer Nolen, Sheilo Srrohon, Lisa Mogliocco THE REGIS HERALD (L ro R) Firsr row Mory McMahon, Thereso Moio, Cloire McCusIser Jomie Sheerin, Korhy Mlnihone, Nancy Lee, Korhy Asciorl, Donno Goloski, Second row Monico Drunoccini, Peggy Keegon, Connie MocDonold 75 THE RECREATION ASSOCIATION (Lefr ro R,ighr) Firsr fXow President Dersy O ' Grody, Lynda Drunerre Secretory Amy Grillo Treasurer Second Row Sheilo English, Annette Fiondo Mory Mclnnis, Kotie Fitzgerald Third fXow Nancy McGowan, Eileen Vogel, Liz Eroncis, Mory Gibney, Mory Floherty, Korhy Golden, Kelly Curran ANGELA HOUSE COUNCIL (Above) Front Row Lynn Dovis, Jane Pope, Lon Spinelli, Mane Eleno Mooney, Ellen Tracey Ganriey, Pegeen Erowley Second Row Kotie Quirk, Mory Feotherston, Suzanne LeCloir, Marianne Sherman, Joan Porier Third Row Maureen Heggarty, Drendo Joseph, Theresa Monrani, Carolann Driscoll, Michelle Lily 76 r THE UNITED NATIONS CLUD (Lefr ro Righr) Linda Szymanski, Anno Cobrol, Gemnno Dreyer (Co-presidenr), Susan Curnn (co presidenr), Christine Murphy, Korhy Minihone I CAMPUS OUTREACH )Lefr ro Right) First Row Ruth Doudreou, Down Brewer, Corhy Costello, Sue Orooiss Second Row Sue DeLuco, Liso James, Suzonne Deoupre, Lisa Mogliocca 77 Kegis College Qlee Club The Gee Club The Regis College Glee Club Is one of rhe lorgesr orgonizonons on campus, conroining fifry rwo members Ir affords members rhe opporruniry ro meer people shoring common inreresrs, both in our own club ond in vorious orher choral groups The Glee Club, rogerher with irs selecr group, rhe Chamber Singers, follows o very busy schedule rhroughour rhe year This foil rhey performed o winrer concerr wirh Foirfield Universiry ond o vespers service wirh Worcesrer Polyrechnicol Insnrure The Chamber Singers sroged rhree selecrions A Chorus Line” which wos enjoyed by all or rhe foculry rrusree bonquer Regis rroveled ro New York in February ro sing wirh Union College ond, in rurn hosred Union or Regis lorer in rhe season The Club finished off rhe year o spring concerr wirh Villonovo J Winter Concert With Jair field iMjm |nllQC| | . 1 Jl 1 J 4 3 I ■ College Hall House Council Below (firsr row lefr ro righr) Shirley Firzpornck, Camille Hoborr, Annerre Fiondo and Morrho SzurnorowsKi, (second row) Cheryl Asciori, Andrea Curran, Lynn Srapleron, Joyce Tossone, Kris Morcanronio (rhird row) Alicio Monn, Moureen Holnon, Megan Soccorso Commurer Club T1 Il2 ■ ■L ' V ■ ■v 1 HI 1 i - 1 1 (upove) Back Nancy Marchione, Maureen McClelland, Elaine Callahon, Marjorie Mullon, Moureen Gormon, Angelo Savioli, Koren Warson Mdl Berh Donovon, Kelly Laverry, Ann Mohoney, Ghislone Coen Front Liso Compbell, Mary Corroll Unired Narions Club (Below) Firsr Bow (Bock) lefr ro right Margorer Srokes, Boso Vaswonl, President, Stefonia Carleo, Vice President, Moriono Benitez, Treasurer, Michelle Lovergne, Secretory, Ana Diego ond Mellissa Carnovole Second Bow None, Toniro Homilron, Marjorie Leon, Moyro, Evelyn, Carlo Third Bow Bosemorle Guerra, Lizzie, Neri Cormen Marnr, Mario Corro, , Shordo ChoronI Fourth Bow Elsy Dioz, Annette Fernondez, Elba Corro, Margo, Judy, Mory Grady (upper lefr) Liz Hughes, visirors or rhe front desk (upper middle) ' TM trying rhe UlrrO ' Dnre opprooch soys Liz Dridgemon (middle) Lori Spinellr A True Vision of Loveliness. (middle right) Nothing comes between me and sweets Mory Pocilio (lower lefr) Kelly Curtin remembers that she forger her rowel (lower right) Lee-onne Downey rhe Morning after on oil nighrer 81 (left) Julie Ahern, Johnno Coleman, Debbie Donohoe and Dome Pickerre shore o beer ' (Middle lefr) Everyone needs o shoulder ro lean on I (Kelly McDonough and Celine Doyle) (middle nghr) Mary Dyon and Noro Lerscher flashing Those pearly whires ' (lower lefr) Polly, Porp and dirdre hanging our (lower nghr) Lynn Dovis — solo ' 82 (Lefr) ' ' Finally o Senior ' -Noreen Baker (Middle): Jonice Cosmorro roosrs rhe doss of ' 84 (Sara Koy Thompson, Sarah Worron, Liz O ' Hare ond Michele English) (Lower Lefr): You roo, con hove nails like These for S5 95 ' - Eileen Wolsh (Lower Bighr): Yes mom, I spenr rhe whole weekend in rhe library ' - Karo Show i 83 (righr) Cheers from Liz O ' Hore, Soro Kay Thompson and Karen Duone (middle lefr) Vhor a profile ' Elizoberh D ' Agosrino. (middle righr) Aren ' r we eye carchingi (Gina Viso ond Carolyn Hoy) (lower) Our hero” Rhondo Hillods, Liz Hughes, Carlo Doscherri, Mary Pacilio, Tara Ducchino, Cherie Lyman, Parri Murray, and Lori Spinelli wirh Dorio DiDona 84 r Upper Lefr Sheree DeCosre and Mary Feorhersron We ' re home ' Above I hare having my picrure roten! Louren McAvoy Lefr The sweorshirr crew - Lisa Clivio, Liso Therlauir and Nancy Maloney Lower Lefr Korhy ObremskI - rhe reocher correcring popers Delow Grin ond bear ir Karen Toush 85 0 ) 10 . Hemerero Hemerero is Regis ' lirerory orrs magazine published once o yeor Consisring of poerry, prose, ond orr work of rhe Regis communiry, Hemerero — Our Own” — has been o Regis publicorion since 1947 The edirors of rhe Hemerero. Dorio Anes, Money Lee, ond Kim O ' Gormon wonr ro ocknowledge rhe loyoi cooperorion of rheir sroff Wirh rheir help, rhe Hemerero expeers ro publish o fine issue The sroff members ore Holly Kendrick, Nodene Cerquo, Tricio McAuley, Sue Doucerre, Porry Venruro, Michelle Arsenoulr, Jo-mel Cinro, Moreen Baker, Korhi Brooks, Cloire McCusker, Missy Cornevole, Connie McDonald and Amy Von Veen The Economics Club The Ecompmics Club is on ocrive orgonizorion which educores rhe Regis Communiry obour Economics ond relored fields Acriviries include speokers or Regis, rrips ro speokers or surrounding colleges, rrips ro finonciol insrirurions, ond on economics ruroring program Officers ore presidenr, Chnsrine Murphy,, vice- presidenr, Irene Sung, rreosurer, Moryberh Rome!, and secrerory, Sondy Mirchell The Economics Club congrorulores rhe members of rhe Closs of 1984, ond wishes rhem much success and hoppiness for rhe fururei The Management Club The newesr ocodemic concenrrorion or Regis (Monogemenr) hos been complemenred wirh rhe Monogemenr Club rhis yeor A group of monogemenr majors led by Joan Florenrino, presidenr, Moureen Hegorry, vice-presidenr, Megan McGoldrick, rreosurer and Audrey Covelle, secrerory, rhis young club is making plons for on Execurive Porry”, visirs ro business orgonizonons and speakers in rhe field of monogemenr. The Llterorl Club The Lirerori Club, Regis ' officlol orgonizorion of rhe English provides English majors wirh rhe opporruniry ro discuss, evoluore and enjoy creorive, lirerory worlss. This posr semesrer, rhe Lireron Club sponsored wine ond cheese ger rogerhers for borh foculry ond srudenrs The Club olso enjoyed on evening or rhe Murcrocker during rhe Chrisrmos seoson United Nations Club Every yeor rhe Regis Unired Morions Club joins 1400 orher college srudenrs from across rhe Unired Srores, Conodo and Puerro Rico in Mew York Ciry ro roke on rhe roles of delegores in rhe Unired Morions In public debore ond behind-rhe- scenes negorioring we rockle some of rhe mosr pressing problems on rhe inrernononol ogendo For five doys we immerse ourselves in commirree ocrivines, while or rhe some rime orrempring ro explore rhe Big Apple Our memories Amrrock , , o snowsrorm in April gerring up or 6 00 o m,, ofrer going ro bed or 5 00 o.m, commirree meerings unril 11 30 p m Hyorr roomservice rhe PLO parry srrowberry doqueries meering new friends Good luck closs of 19841 The German Club Der Deursche Verein (The German Club) sponsors many culrurol evenrs every year borh on ond off campus Ar Advenrzeir o wreorh is hung in rhe foyer ond each week Q new candle is Hr by o member from each closs The Weihnochrsfesr, rrodirionolly held on Sonkrnickolousrog, December 6rh, or Morrison House, is said ro be one of rhe berrer evenrs on campus or Chnsrmosnme Der Deursche Verein sponsors Germon films, which ore shown on compus, ond also mokes off compus rrips ro view German films or rhe Goerhe Insrirure and rhe Museum of Fine orrs in Bosron An Abschiedsessen is held or rhe end of rhe ocodemic yeor ro soy Auf Wiedersehen ro rhe groduoring seniors in rhe Club, ond reflecr on rhe evenrs of rhe posr year The Drama Saciery The Drama Sociery is a small, crearive group of women wirh big ambirions! Wirh irs annual producrions (including rhis year ' s The Effects of Gamma Roys on Mon-ln-the-Moom Marigolds) aspiring Regis oerresses hove been given rhe chonce ro perform ond shine in rhe sporlighr. Shokespeore once srared rhar all rhe world IS a sroge and we ore Jusr ocrors playing o parr. Seniors, use rhe Drama Sociery os inspirarion and ploy your porrs well. You ore all cerroinly deserving of opplause, opplausel Regis Herald The f egis Herald is o srudenr organized newspoper dedicored ro serving rhe Regis communiry rhroughr irs monrhiy publicorions The Regis Herald is coordinored by rhe eighr edirors wirh heip from rhe sroff Co-edirors MoncyLee, senior and Corherine Asciori, junior, oversee rhe complere operorionol process of each issue Co-monogine Edirors, Thereso Moio, senior, ond Mory Coshell, junior, handle oil finonciol morrers ond odvernsing The orher edirors ore orrs ediror Jomie Morie Sheerin, feorures ediror, Cloire McCusker, phorogrophy ediror, Donno M Goloski and sporrs ediror, Korhy Minihone All of rhe Regis Herald edirors express rheir sincere oppreciorion for oil conrriburions and ossisronce, becouse wirhour you, rhe Regis Herald would nor be possible ' Tawer Tavern Every Thursdoy, Regis srudenrs gorher or Tower Tavern, rhe College ' s Pub, for o nighr of loughrer, conversonon and making new friends This yeor has been especially successful os rhe number of porry-goers has grown Senior borrenders Peggy Keegan, Sue Sheo and Dona Vigliono exrend besr wishes ond grorirude ro rhose who hove mode T T o losring and hoppy memory To rhe Closs of 1984, rhe Tower | Tovern Commirree and Boz Scoggs give rheir rrodirionol forewell Besr of friends never porr ” . The Inrernarional Club j The Inrernarional Club of Regis has been one of rhe mosr ■ ocrive orgonizarions on compus. Members consisr of srudenrs from differenr porrs of rhe world. This club has ! parricipored in a variery of acriviries including ski rrips, a i foshion show wirh Soks ond acriviries wirh orher Inrernarional Club of Dosron. The Inrernarional Club wishes , ro rhank irs officers. Roza Voswoni, presidenr, Srefonio I Carleo, vice-presidenr, Moriona Denirez, rreosurer, ond n Michelle Lovergne, secrerory We exrend our morro ro rhe | Closs of 1984, Ler ' s moke rhe world rogerher 86 Campus Ministry The Regis College Campus Minisrry Is o srudenr-run orgonizarion under rhe direcrion of Forher Roberr Knopp and Karen D ' Aleslo There are rwenry-eighr srudenr represenrarives on rhe minisrry reom, including euchorisric minisrers and lecrors All srudenrs are encouraged ro raise an ocrive role In rhe Moss The minisrry reponds ro rhe needs of rhe Regis Communiry in mony ways. The minisrry lends ir supporr ro orher orgonizorions on campus, Including Compus Ourreach, S G A , ond NLIWAG American Chemical Saciery This yeor has been a success for rhe Americon Chemical Sociery Ir has included rours of loborororles, speokers, rhe olumnae reunion, rhe Chrlsmas banquer ond, of course, rhe senior ' s farewell parry We would like ro rhonk our officers Sondy Smirh, presidenr, Morgorer Srokes, vlce-presidenr, Regina VIso, rreasurer ond Karherine Scanlon, secrerary A speciol oppreciorion is olso exrended ro all of Those who helped and sponsored us in our numerous raffles ond acrivines, especially S. Cobrini whos guidonce ond undersronding we will miss. Good luck ro rhe new officers ond members of nexr year ' s A C S.I Campus Ourreach The Nuclear Weapons Awareness Group Campus Ourreach defines irs main purpases as praviding service and lave ra needy cammuniry members A caring club, Campus Ourreach shared rricks and rrears, rhis pasr fall, wirh underprivileged children ar irs Halloween parry. Club members spreod cheer and shored loughrer or a social for special needs aduirs and has unrelenriessly gorhered edible good wirh rheir numerous food drives. The Nucieor Weapons Awareness Group is an ocrive club dedicared ro rhe growing concern of rhe Nuclear Arms build-up. We encouroge involvemenr rhrough discussions, speakers, lirerorure, films ond marches. Ir is our hope rhor rhrough knowledge and porriciporion we con moke our world more peaceful. The Biology Club The backbone of rhe Biology Club is mode up of rhe officers Nora Lerscher, presidenr, Maria Zeidel, vice-presidenr, Dana Vigliano, secrerary and Karhieen O ' Shaughnessy, rreasurer Their enrhusiasm combined wirh member porriciporion made such exciring evenrs os rhe Halloween raffle, Thantegiving rurkey roffle and rhe rrip ro Dow Chemicol successful ond worrhwhile Along wirh rheir odvisor, S Cobrini Angelli, Biology Club members celebrared rhe end of firsr semesrer wirh rheir onnuol Chrisrmos banquer Biology Club seniors wish good luck ond success ro nexr year ' s Club The Hisrary Club The Hisrory Club has proudly been o virol parr of Regis College for several years Wirh rhe help of our foculry adviser. Dr. Vero Losko, we hove presenred inreresring lecrures for rhe srudenrs or Regis The Hisrory Club would like ro rake rhis opporruniry ro wish oil rhe members of rhe Class of 1984, bur especially our seniors - Terry, Sue, Leslie ond Leah, o happy and prosperous furure Good lucki 87 smisw msu limn DI INCr iASIETiAU Ti4CI ClUrBAll (Righr) Vereron Senior Nancy Moloney borrles rhe rugged Regis course (Delow) Moryellen Foron, o flrsr place finisher for Regis, uses rhe hill ro goln ground on her comperirlon. (Lower Righr) Pom D ' Morzlo (1985) strives ro berrer her rime 90 I i i 91 Doskerboll Team Lefr ro P ighr Coach Debbie Cobon, Mary Gibney, Karo Caffrey, Grerchen Polozesi, Porn McGrorh, Morgi Hough, Taro Bradley, Maura Fahey, Karen WosKiewicz, Tina Genrile, Lisa Garrerr, Kim Morron, Jackie Foresrer Assr Trainer, Linda Levy Trainer Kneeling Lynda Drunerre 92 94 Swim Team Top Row (lefr ro righr) Nancy McGowan, Pom Horrlngron, Elizoberh Bonneville, Sheila Mollerre, Noncy Leary, Joner McBride, Morionn Kirby, Mouro Deody Middle Row (lefr ro righr) Tracy Greene, Jenny Wrynn, Wendy Ouellerre, Joan Meehan, Poula Moriorry, Kim Core, Karen Tousch, Kone Firzgerold Coach Roy Horringron Borrom Row (lefr ro righr) Jean McHugh, Gina O ' Hoyre, Liso Givio, Kim O ' Gormon, Debbie Scorr, Debbie Donohoe, Peggy Keegan (Dock row) RoseMone Foley, Mory Pocllio, Michele English, Suson Murray, Coleen Phelan, Moryberh McGugh, Renee Smirh, (Middle Row) Liz Hughes, Andre Doller, Carolyn Hoy, LeeAnn Downey, Gino Viso, Michele Gosson, Eileen Volsh, Liz Dridgemon, Soroh Worron, Groce Mignoso, Jackie Ross, (Fronr Row) Jeon Russell, Ellen McColl, Korhy Sheerin, Lori Spinelli, Toro Ducchino, Agnes Srurchio, Pegeen Frowley, Morie Mooney Angelo Second Floor Deoch Parry” 96 Itic Party Pall % (Upper Lefr) Tom Homlin, Karen Duane, Gina Viso, Liz O ' Hare, Sara Koy Thompson, Michele English, Sorah Worron, Lee Archibold, Davy Johnson (Lower Lefr) Rosemarie Foley holding ir oil rogerher (Above) Mouro Sreen, Aido Mokonnen and Monico Wilson rogerher ogoin 97 V@LL[IY®AL[L )1FA?[1SI Sorry, rhere Is no orher picrure of rhe Volleyball Teom ovolloble This Is nor o cose of neglecr Thank you for understanding Mounr Regis Staff Volleyball Team Jump! Set! Hit! These commands hove become second nature to senior members of the volleyball team, Laura Deck and co-coptoin, Kim O Gorman As freshwomen, they were fortunate to ploy with one of the best Regis athletes ever, Dolly O ' Neil Cooch Nolan taught Louro ond Kim the basic ond important skills of volleyball in their sophomore yeor A brand new facility, experienced freshwo- men and Coach Regan made their junior yeor o tronsitionol one This year, under rhe direction of Cooch Vojdi, rhe volleyball ream continued to improve ond finished on impressive third ploce in rhe Store Tournomenr Doth Kim ond Louro wish their reommores good luck and much success Forewell ' (Left to Right) Dorrom Row Mono , Volley Doll, Kim O ' Gor- mon Middle row Lilliberh Ducol, Pam Toomey, Moureen Finn, Liso Nench Top Row Linda Levy (rroiner) Joyce Farrogher, Terry Monrogne, Louro Deck, Noncy Ellen Mulvihill, Cooch Mehron Vodii 98 Once again, our apologies ro rhe Soccer reom. No ream plcrure is ovoiloble, Mounr Regis Sroff The Regis Soccer Teom Is o very comperirive inrramurol ream ond parr of rhe fall sporrs progrom or Regis (Lefr) Porri Tolerico lines herself up wirh rhe ner, (Left cenrer) Korie Firzgerold (Below) Mary McGulness (Dorrom) Eileen Vogel SENIOR SURVEY RESULTS Here is whor rhe senior doss has leorned in four yeors obour rhe “besr Things in life: 1. Desr Hoppy Hour in Boston : Houlihon ' s 2. Desr Hoppy Hour outside Dosron: Improper Dosronion 0. Desr Club: The Merro 4. Desr Excuse for o Club (Dive): Morionne ' s 5. Desr Pizzo: Pizzerio Uno 6. Desr Fosr Food: Durger King 7. Desr Pororo Sisins: Ground Round 8. Desr Resrouronr: Jimmy ' s Horborside 9. Desr Deer: Miller Lire 10. Desr D J Sunny Joe Whire 11. Desr Dond: The Srompers 12. Desr College Porries: Dosron College, Sronehili College 10. Desr Toilgore Porries: Dosron College 14 Desr Regis Theme Parry: S G A Deoch Parry 15. Desr Regis Dorm Porries: Angelo Hall 16 Desr Shopping Moll: Chesrnur Hill 17. Desr Gorhing Srore: Filene ' s 18. Desr Ploce ro go on o Dare: Foneuil Hall 19. Desr Movie: An Officer and o Genrlemon 20 Desr Acror: Richord Gere 21 Desr Acrress: Korhorine Hepburn 22 Desr Dock: Rage of Angels 23. Desr Group. The Police 24 Desr Mole VocQlish Lionel Rirchie 25. Desr Female Vocolisr; Diono Ross 26 Desr Desr-Looking Guys” in Whor College: Dosron College 27 Desr Desr-Looking Guys” in Whor Club: Houlihan ' s 28. Desr Song (recenr): Torol Eclipse of rhe Heorr 29 Desr Song (oldie): Wishing on o Sror 30. Desr Mixed Drink: Pearl Horbor 31 Desr Ciry Town ro Parry” in: Dosron 32. Desr College Dor Pub: Tower Tovern 33. Desr T V Show: Dynosry 34 Desr Place ro Ski: Wildcor 35 Desr Spring Dreok Vocorion Spor: Forr Lauderdale, FL 36 Desr Spring Dreok Club: Penrod ' s 37 Desr Soop Opero: General Hospirol 38 Desr Class: 1984 Regis Goes To The Reach (Above) Three ' s Company, Mary Crimmlns, Mr X ond Debbie Tremblay (Below) A cold day or rhe beoch wirh Chrisrme Murphy (Bighr) Jocqui Pickerre and Mary Richer roosr ro rhe summer of 84 ' M F (Upper Left) Hey we ' re in rhe yearbook Sara Mulrooney, Michelle English, Paulo Monorry, Mouro Walsh, Jacqui Pickerre (Upper Pighr) Por Murray, rhe friendly barrender (Middle Lefr) Dorrie Pickerre, Fron Doherry, Peggy Smirh, Monico Drunocinni, ond Srello Dams (Middle Pighr) Smile Pose Morie Foley he ' s nor rhor ugly (Lefr) And you said you weren ' r ricklish, Suzanne Desjarden 103 A poem or phrase connor simply speak ro rhe sroff or ro rhe Closs of 1984 of rhe friendship rhor binds rhis book rogerher. Doy ro doy frusrrorions did arise, bur rhe foirh of friends hos held rhis bool righrly rogerher. Wirh porience for poges ond undersronding for glue, we hove woven rogerher rhe memories of our doys of prepororion. Ar rhis rime, we rhonk rhe Class of 1984 for being rhe dynamic subjecr of Mounr Regis 1984. Our special rhonks ro oil rhose who hove lived rhe yeorbook during irs producrion. Ve hove pur our friendship ro rhe ulrimore resr, and rhe Class of 1984 os o whole will now benefir. We now know o deeper comoroderie and ore rruly groreful. 104 THE 1984 MOUNT REGIS STAFF CO -EDITORS Marguerite Smith SUD-EDITORS Korhy Obremski ART LITERARY Carlo Doscherri Porricio Murray Liz Hughes Business Celine Doyle Chrisrine Murphy Peggy Keegan Cherie Lyman Layout Photography Lee-Anne Downey Mary Pocilio Allison Coll Suzanne Pidge Academics Clubs and Activites Kelly McDonough Dorrie Pickerre Copy Seniors Corhy Cosrello Corolonne Driscoll Deirde Moroes Sports Debbie Donohoe Publicity Debbie Tremblay Nancy Lee Staff Georgia Discoll Monico Drunoccini Mary Crimmins Toro Ducchino Korhy Sheerin Michelle Gosson Lori Spinelli Kim Lewis Heather Sweer Lynda Symonski Agnes Srruchio SPECIAL THANKS Sandy Mirchell Sisrer Corherine McCluskey John Neisrer (Josrens) Chomberloine Srudios Edwino Hughes Corlo Alfono Sue Currin Annerre Rondo Thereso Hines Dario Anes Lucy Prior Nancy Terra vecchio Fran Doherry Kerry Dognoll Derh Shonnon Morgorer Srokes Donno Goloski Kim Gillis Michael Conole Anroinerre Alizio A ySAK KSVjeW . . . BEST TELEVISION 1. The Day After (ABO 2. Farewell episode of M A S H (CBS) 3. Vietnam: A Television History (PBS) 4. The Thom Birds (ABO 5. Our Times with Bill Moyers (CBS) 6. Great Performances: Wagner’s Ring (PBS) 7. Choices of the Heart (NBO 8. Chiefs (CBS) 9. For Love and Honor (NBO 10. The Winds of War (ABC HARRY F. WATfR! ZJMSS UP WHERE WE BEUMi THi I IT LI SONG iioM TMf fABAMoma MtmoMMeam AN ■ ■■ OFFICER . A VD A ' GENTLEBMAN Rt % I 108 109 ' Dorothy Simmons Reflections by Sister A. Catherine Murphy, CSJ, or Moss of Chnsrion Burial, Ocrober 3, 1983, Regis College Chapel, Wesron, MA. Dorothy Simmons, lovely genrle lady who loved Regis College (she soid ir with o hord g”). Is here rodoy rorher to her surprise, ond I hope, nor ro her displeosure Dororhyrurh Krogserh Simmons, born in Norwoy, come ro rhis counrry in her lore reens Deaf from childhood, she somehow mode rhor hondicop posirive, using her inobiliry ro hear, ro place rhe burden on herself ro corry on o lively conversorion rhor needed no response Dur rhere wos o deep sadness, o regrer rhor she was reolly uonble ro really rolls ro anyone If only I could use rhe relephone”, she ' d soy Dur chorminmg observorions obour life, people, norure, were olwoys ready when she hod o lisrener And ofren in general conversorion rhor wos difficuir Dur In rhe severol rimes when Dororhy joined in o small group, we were rreored ro srories of her yourh in Norwoy, and ro rhe hisrory of rhe Norwegion norion vignerres obour rhe lirrie Crown Prince whom Dororhy ond her friends worched rhrough rhe big iron fence os he was learning ro sisare ond Isepr falling down, only ro be lifred up by his volers. And Dororhy ' s wry remark - rhe resr of us hod ro scromble up ourselves ond ir was berrer for us, don ' r you rhink so? Dororhy ' s life wos roroily given ro unobrrusvie service - exquisirely given For years she cored for rhe Chaplain ' s house, and only very recenriy was she unable ro conrinue ro work for orhers This concern for orhers was vividly monifesr in her days in rhe hospirol when she would rell her nurses ro sir down, ro resr, ond ask rhem if rhey weren ' r bored jusr being rhere wirh her And rhe rrurh was quire orherwise. They rned or rimes ro ger beyond her line of vision, because os long os she could see rhem, she feir she hod ro enrerroin rhem She shored her family hisrory and rold rhem obour Regis - and described our new nursing progrom ro rhem, so rhey osked for brochures Dororhy was a rrovel buff os her moil orresred she loved ro rrovel, ro see people, ro experience rhe voriery of horels ond meols Her sprirely way mode her o delightful rroveling companion ond she olwoys mode her woy somehow wirh any new group Dur she rruly wos glod ro rerurn ro Regis - ro her plonrs, her flowers, her rwo beouriful onnque dolls rhor she hod os o child and rhor sir rogerher In o child ' s choir in her room Regis was Dororhy ' s life, - her limired sociol life, ond when we hod vorious funcrions or Morrison House, she would clop her hands ond soy Don ' r you love ro hove people oround And she hod o profound and rich spinruol life here She wos o member of rhe Regis College commumry, olwoys presenr or Sundoy Moss, fully porriciporing in rhe Euchorisr, olwoys mericulously groomed and dressed in her own Inimoroble fashion And so ir is firnng rhor we meer her once more here in rhis Chopel even rhough in her generosiry and sensiriviry she hod planned orherwise She hod donored her body ro Horvord Medical School - who was unoble ro occepr ir She hod hoped rhor rhey mighr be oble rhrough discovery of rhe cause of her deofness ro help orher children Dur also she soid I don ' r wonr ro be o borher ro anyone - and I hove no family, so ir ' s easier rhor way Dororhy was never o borher, quire rhe reverse - ond rhe odoge As you live, so shall you die was never more true Dororhy ' s lost weeiss were ones of urrer porience, sensiriviry olwoys osking obour rhe orher - never complaining of her own exhousrion - jusr so sod ro be wosring oil rhor rime in bed Dororhy is or peace her heorr wos ready, O God, for you and now she sees ond heors oil rhings clearly, rhe Lord lighrs her dorkness ond gives ro her eors rhe beoury of rhe sounds for beyond rhose she never heard on eorrh. Dororhy, conrinue ro remember ond love Regis r egis Herald 1977 Dororhy Simmons Celebrates 25 Years Ar Regis College by Par Gogliardo She has been on eighr ocean cruises, including several ro rhe Coribbean Islonds Jusr rhis pasr summer she spenr some rime in Sourh Americo, She speote of rhe vorious oceanliners and ships she has been on wirh greor exciremenr Nor only does Mrs Simmons hove srories ro rell obour her voyage or seo, bur olso of her experiences here or Regis As Regis celebrores irs 50rh onniversory during rhis jubilee yeor, we have been exposed ro rhe rich hisrory of our college in o voriery of woys rhrough displays, movies, slide presenrorions, ere. These programs hove all been very successful In Topping rhe sources of our rich hisrory here or Regis Dur I rhink one of rhe besr ways ro recoprure rhose rimes of rhe posr is ro rolls ro people who hove lived rhrough rhem, Dororhy Simmons is such o person. Dororhy Simmons come ro Regis College in 1952 ond carries o weolrh of experience and knowledge wirh her, nor only obour rhe Regis of old, bur also of campus life rodoy She possesses o rich personol heriroge of her own os well Mrs Simmons was born in Oslo, Norway and moved ro rhe Unired Srores when she wos 18 years old She lived in Mossochuserrs in rhe rown of Norwood for o rime and rhen moved ro Californio for a few years She evenrually ended up bock in Mossochuserrs, ond in 1952 serried here or Regis She hos worked oil rhese years os a generol housekeeper for rhe choploin ' s house ond for orher buildings on campus, and has made her residence in rhe Morrison House for neorly 25 years Mrs Simmons has Traveled exrensively rhroughour her life and her sunny sirring room is decorored wirh rreosures ond memorobilio from oil over rhe world Also in rhis room, ond in orher rooms, hang painnngs which are rhe work of her forher Besides roking o rrip bock ro her homelond of Norwoy, obour 12 years ogo, Mrs Simmons has rroveled exrensively ro orher parrs of rhe world When she arrived in 1952 There were only Three or four buildings on compus rhe Morrison House, rhe orr building (which used ro serve os o cornoge house), rhe choploin ' s house ond College Hall She menrioned rhor flower beds surrounded rhe rower or rhor rime and rhor a gardener was hired by rhe college for $10 00 a week ro groom rhe flower beds The crowning of rhe Moy queen was o special evenr ond she remembers, quire vividly, rhe spnngnme procession ro rhe bock of rhe rower Mrs Simmons conrinued by soying rhor ir wos quire o sighr ond rhor Archbishop Cushing (who lorer become a cardinal) would always be presenr on such special occosions She remembers rhe Cordinal os a relaxed ond pleasanr mon Mrs Simmons olso spoke obour rhe doy ro doy life or rhe college Mass wos held or 7 00 every morning in rhe chopel ond freshmen were required ro orrend She commenred rhor rhe sisrers conducred morrers of rhe college in nearly all oreos during rhose yeors During my rolk wirh Mrs Simmons she menrioned rhor Regis hos chonged quire o bir since her orrivol here almosr 25 yeors ago. She enjoyed rhe smallness of rhe school rhen bur says rhor she would never wanr Things ro go bock ro rhe woy They were As my visir wirh Mrs Simmons wos coming ro on end I asked her if she could sum up her views of how Regis hos chonged over rhe years She replied rhor olrhough rhe school Is larger now, ir srill operores under rhe some principles os ir did in rhose doys she so fondly remembers We Me he Class Of 1984. We Were Zhe Children Kaised On Moth Zhe Jmpossible T)ream And Zhe Orwellian Prophecy. As Jnfants We Entered Zhis World Jn Zhe Midst Of Zhe Vietnam Conflict Confirming My Our Presence Zhat JCife And oy Js Preferable Zo War And heath. While We Were Zoddlers We JCistened As Zhe World Cried Jn Sorrow Over Zhe Assasination Of Zwo Qreat Men, John 7. Kennedy And Martin Zuther King. Zheir “Dreams Of Equality And Jraternity Jnspired People All Over Zhe World Zo Develop A Deeper Concern And Kespeet Jor Zheir Mrothers And Sisters Of All J ations, And Colours, And Zhough Zhese Men Died, Zheir Dreams Did J ot. Jn Our Jormative years We Witnessed Zhe Miracles Of Modern Zechnology And Seienee As We Watched Zhe Jirst Human Set Soot On Zhe Moon. Mere On Earth, We Were Awed My Zhe Jirst Human Heart Zransplant. Shortly After Zhis, We Waded Zhrough Zhe Political Chaos Of Watergate And We Wondered Jf Our System And Jts Kulers Would Ever Might Jtself As Zeenagers, We Waited Out Zhe Hostage Crisis Jn Jran, And Dearned Valuable jCessons About Politics, Economics And Moral Mesponsiblity. We Experienced All Of Zhese Events, And Many Others, Jn Our Jirst Eighteen years Of jCife. Mut At Eighteen years Of Age We Decided Zo Continue Zo Crow, Zo Expand Our Horizons And We Came Zo Kegis College. 112 Wkik At Kegis, We became Again Aware Of Zhe Jlaws Ju Mumankind As Zw 0 Assassination Attempts Were Made Within ' Days Of Sack Other. On Zhe Cife Of M Pope ohn Paul JJ And President Konald Keagan. We Also Peeame Dismayed Py Zhe Potential Abuse Of J uelear Power And Weapons. And We Are Still Seeking A Viable Solution Zo Zhe Problems Of Zhe Disposal Of j uclear Waste As Well As A Solution Zo Zhe Problem Of J uclear Kesponsibility. Mowever. Our years At Kegis Have J ot fust Keen Plagued With Problems. We Mave Seen Qreat Strides Keing Made Ky Women And Other Minorities. We Sheered As Sally Kide Keeame Zhe Sirst Ameriean Semale Astronaut Zo (Jo Jnto Space. We Were Zremendously Jmpressed Ky Zhe (Jrace And Keauty Of Vanessa Williams. Zhe Sirst Klack Miss America. We’ve Developed A Jreat Kespect Sor Women Athletes, especially Zhe Women Who Strive Sor And Often Achieve Smllence. Such As Joan Kenoit. Mary Decker. And Martina J avritolova. Perhaps Zhe Mast Jneredible Victory And Sweetest Piece Of Justice Was Achieved Ky Karbara MacClintoch. Who Won Zhe 1983 ifiobel Prize Jn Science Sor Mer Work. Which Mad Keen Previously Jgnored Ky Zhe Male Scientific Community. Overall. We Mave Come Zo See (Jreat Strides Keing Made Ky Koth Women And Men As Mumankind Attempts Zo Ketter Jtself Zhe foundation Mas Keen Well Caid for Us As We (Jo On And Achieve Jn Zhe fashion Of Our Predecessors. Jf We team Well from Zhe lessons Zhey’ve Zaught Us. Zwenty years from Mow A Kegis Woman Will Ke Writing About Us And Zhe Contributions Of Zhe Class Of 1984. 113 Dario Lee Anes Julierre Ahern Poliricol Science English ComnnuniCQrions Carla Rose Alfono Arr Arr Therapy Anroinerre M. Allzio Social Work Elizoberh Jean Anronellis Economics Gale D. Aldorisio 116 Morh Mario R. Anzivino English Kerry A Dognoll English Legol Studies Noreen M. Baker Sociology nveligion Laura J. Deck Music 117 Lorelei Dendell Economics . Dorboro Dlonco Economics French Anne Doudror French Celine M. Doyle Carlo A. DoscherrI Arr Monogemenr Susan Mode Doudror Poliricol Science Poliricol Science Legol Studies Elaine Co een Callahan Anna Cabral Polirical Science Americon Studies Man lea Lee Drunacdnl English Communicorions Michelle A. Carey Economics Communicorions Sociology Communicorions 119 Morylou Casey Pollricol Science Deborah A. Cosrelli Psychology Corhehne R. Carherwood Sociology Mori-Anne Ciocco Sociology Jonis Marie Casrriorra Sociology Educorion Communicorions Sheryl Ann Choihe English Connmunicarions Lisa L. Clivio Cor me! M. Connoughron Morh ' i Johnno J. Colemon Sociology Lee Cooper Spanish Psychology Corherine M. Costello English Moureen Coughlin Poliricol Science 121 Maureen Theresa Coyne Biology Susan E. Curtin Poliricol Science Pomelo A. Davenport 122 Sociology Deborah J. Donohoe Lynn M. Davis PoliricQl Science Sheree DeCosre Sociology Legol Studies Morh Elennenrory Education Frances M. Doherry Econonnics Communications 123 Georgeo Driscoll Michele English Arr Arr Therophy Communicorions Carol Ann Forroh Poliricd Science Conrimunicorions American Studies Morgorer M. Egon Psychology Coroleonn Driscoll Karen A Duone English Elemenrory Educorion 124 Economics Mary E. Feorhersron Sociology i Suzanne R. Finlay son Spanish Corhorine Finnerry Psychology Sharon Theresa Firzgerold Sociology Elemenrory Educorion Annerre Fiondo Economics Elizoberh Jane Fronds Social Work 125 Pegeen Frowley English Carolyn P. Hoy Biology 126 Sharon P. Heslin Economics Rhonda HiHod Theresa M. Hines Psychology Monogemenr Camille M. Hoberr Arr Arr Therapy Mary T. Howard Psychology Communicorions Elizoberh A. Hughes Arr Psychology 127 Cheryl M Keneovy Joanne M. Hurley PoliricQl Science Communicorions Liso J. Jacobson French Jone I Killion Psychology Elemenrory Educorion k Peggy Keegan Psychology Communicorions English Communicorions Elenor Kinder Porrido LoLiberre Economics Arr Arr Therapy Lorraine A. Kohr Sociology Undo KozioH Poliricol Science Monogemenr Korherine Krozel French Music Cheryle A Lolly Economics 129 Joner Losh Sponish Economics Eileen M. Lewis 130 Economics Agnes Molorer Morhemorics Educorion Korhleen Porricio Low English Monogemenr 131 Nericormen Morrir Polincol Science Porricio Jane McAuley Ellen £ McCall Sociology ConnnnunicQrions Maureen McClelland Sociology Jeanne Mane McDonald Biology Colleen T. McDonnell English 132 Psychology Kelly J. McDonough Social Work Korhryn-Ann McGorry Arr Communicorions Heorher McFogue German Corherine A. McGovern German Jeon Marie McHugh Psychology Monogemenr Mory M McSweeney Poliricol Science Legal Srudies 133 Korhieen Minihone Manogemenr Communicorions Dorboro A. Morency PoliricQl Science Christine L. Murphy Econonnics Marie-Eleno Mooney English Communicarions Sondro L. Mitchell Economics 134 Deirdre Deboroh Moroes Social Work WW- Christine A. O ' Connell Economics Kimberly Anne Newman Sociology Elemenrory Educorion Kimberly F. O ' Gormon English Elizabeth Mown Sponish 135 Mary Frances Pocilio ENglish Communicorions Drendo J. Oliveri Poliricol Science Kathleen Marie O ' Halloran Sponish Elennenrory Educorion Karhieen A O ' Shaughnessy Diology Mary Regina O ' Hayre Ellen M O ' Nell Psychology 136 Sociology Communicorions Dione VI. Porsos Economics Erin M. Perkins Economics Karen A. Pererson Arr Communicorions Dororhy Pickerre Psychology Jennifer Corherine Planera Leah Corherine Pellegrino Hisrory Poliricol Science 137 Lorraine A. Prior Morhemoncs Compurer Science Susan Rice English Mary H. Richer Economics Suzanne L. Ridge Morhemorics Monogemenr MoryDerh Romei Yon id Rodriguez Diology 138 Economics Monogemenr JoAnn Sorris Sociology Elemenrory Educorion Esrer A. Rorondi Joyce L. Ryon Social Work Mory M. Ryan English Communicorions Deborah A. Scompoli Morh Jeon M. Russell Spanish English Communicorions 139 Anronio T Seeley Psychology Korherine M. Scanlon Chemisrry Gemnon Deborah Anne Scorr Biology Koro A Show Psychology Susan M. Sheo Poliricol Science American Srudies EUzoberh M Shannon Morhemohcs Education Management Theresa Anne Sheehan Hisrory Americon Studies Marianne Sherman Biology ir Jean L. Sirols Arr Sandra Lee Smirh Chemisrry Compurer Science Marguerire Anne Smirh Economics Monogemenr Margarer J. Srakes Chemistry 141 Agnes Regina Srurchio Sociology Communicarions Julie K. Surherland Psychology Undo Szymonski Irene Sung Economics Maureen Sullivan Diology Leslie Sung Hisrory Poliricol Science fjr- Dorboro J. Tonro Liso Therioutr Diology Chemisrry Sara Koy Thompson English Communicorions Deboroh J. Tremblay Poliricol Science Legol Srudies Joyce Tossone Morhemorics Psychology Nancy £ Terrovecchio Economics Monogemenr 143 Tommie Vol erro Soiology Derh Chapman VonPeIr Economics Debra Ann Vieira Social Work Daria Vigliono Diology Chemistry Roza Naraindos Voswoni Spanish Porrido A. Venruro Arr Arr Therapy Donno M. Websrer Spanish 145 ,p«s|g.S ESs if = f S £S‘ ISssleSsl iit I: 3-,-s ssSEs::iri;|ss. ES?.e--.-o5 ' ..: . ._ -t? - r’si ' - .� ' ' r . - ' |ft31 -.S3C3,:.5r E .. is. ;: = II + + ks-; I ’■‘1 i i I |Bc;;g-j53S!C§gS;K.5 .sS� :sSK53-.8i‘S_ c.5:S55a!e?: =:ac:sS,5 3. slSa::35Sss + I++ + 41 ' ++ + + ++ + +1+ + 4I ll+l fs! i i:: rsSl csKSssfi . s.Ssssic ' iasssesSsiiieSs [■! ++ 4IIIII + III +++I4- + +4 + I Jff if ffSfis s pe 5:sr3Se§5,3it833ltsScSffiSyif 4+ +++ + 1+ +1 1+ +++++ 4 1 41 I 1+ 4 I ++I ! 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Wko loves life and lives life to the fullest; who has discovered and shared the strengths and talents that are uniquely her own; who puts her best into each task and leaves each situation better that she found it; who seeks and finds that which is beautiful in all people . . . and in all things; whose heart is full of love and warm with compassion; who has found joy in living and peace within he rself. Barbara ff. Harrow nssz wjsMss snoM zms szudsj z Qovsnmsj z Assoeuzjoj 148 God asks no woman whether she will occepr life. Thor is nor rhe choice. She must roke ir. The only choice is HOW. GOOD LUCK SENIORS!! Domirillo House Council May each member of rhe doss of 1984 enjoy o happy, satisfying and prosperous future! The Annual Fund Office CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1984 We welcome our new members! The Regis College Alumnae Association CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR GRADUATING SENIORS FROM MARIA HALL HOUSE COUNCIL Anroinerre Alizio Morie-Eleno Lefebvre Dario Anes Nericormen Morrir Susan Doudror Patricio McAuley Celine Dolye Kelly McDonough Monica Drunaccini Kathleen Minihone Anno Cobrol Deirdre Moroes Allison Coll Christine Murphy Susan Currin Leoh Pellegrino Elizabeth D ' Agostino Dorothy Pickette Lynn Dovis Suzanne Ridge Fran Doherty Yonid Rodriquez Deborah Donohoe Derh Shannon Georgo Driscoll Thereso Sheehan Moyro Gorcio Morguerire Smith Mary Grady Morgoret Stokes Cheryl Keneovy Julie Sutherland Korhorine Krozel Deborah Trembloy Nancy Lee Rosa Voswoni Mario Venturo 149 Congratulations and Most Wishes to the Class of 1984 7rom the ' Development Offiee W. B. 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Tammie - Cangrarularians Desr Wishes And Lors Of Love From All Of UsI 185 Chorlesbonk Rood 244-6484 Prinrer Of The Commencemenr Progrom! Mother, Dad, David and Geoffrey Congrorulorions Doric And The Class Of 1984 Congrorulorions Nancy III! Mr. And Mrs. Peter Vigliano Juliette D. Ahern 3 Francis Kelley Rd. Bedford, MA 01730 Gale B. Aldorisio 24 Chelmsford Rd. Bedford. MA 01730 Carla R. Alfano 12 Woodlock Rd. Canton, MA 02021 Antoinette M. Alizio 47 Taft St. N. Adams. MA 02147 Daria L. Anes 402 Hollis St. Framingham, MA 01 701 Cynthia Antonellis Elizalfeth Antonellis 5 Brie Bum Rd. MA rivino MicHf l . Arsen lt SO ' Pleasant Rd. ' W. Harwich, MA 02671 MoirajJ. Austin t 1793 Canton As . Mjltoi MA 02186 i K ry A. Bagnall Si Leslie Rd. Waltham, MA 02154 Noreen Baker 200 S. Sea Ave. W. Yarmouth. MA 02673 Carol Barker 148 Sudbury Rd. ,MA 02193 Beck 15 Bulkley Rd. Sudbury, MA 01 776 Lorelei A. Bendell 54 Grant Ave. Brockton, MA 02401 Barbara F. Blanco 11601 N.W. 14 St. Pembroke Pines, FLA 33026 Carla A. Boschetti 116 Franklin St. Reading, MA 01867 Celine M. Boyle 164 Central St. iA 01742 Brooks Box 122 Burlington, MA 01803 Monica L. Brunaccini 51 Ledge Rd. Waltham, MA 02154 Anna M. Cabral 288 Madison St. Fall River. MA 02720 Allison Call 167 Woodland Rd. Milton. MA 02186 Elaine Callahan 78 Hibiscus Ave. Waltham, MA 02154 Michelle Ann Carey 155 Lake St. Arlington, MA 02174 Patrice Carmen Mary Lou Casey 763 Lynnfieid St. Lynn. MA 01904 Deborah A. Castelli 25 Countryside Dr. N. Providence, R.I. Janis Castriotta V? KnoUwood Dr. ■non. CT 06066 ' Tine Catherwood farrell Court . kead, MA 01 94fk ■ ' Iffryl nn Chalke m Common Rd. Lancaster, MA 01523 ' Beth A. Chapman 11 Pine Hill Rd. Bedford, MA 01730 Mari-Anne Ciocco 192 Kenney St. Apt. 812 Malden, MA 02148 Lisa L. Clivio 428 Salem St. Woburn MA 01801 Johnna Coleman 28 Overlook Rd. Arlington, MA 021 74 Carmel M. Connaughton 43 Virginia Rd. Waltham, MA 02154 Lee B. Cooper 24 Big Blue Dr. Milton. MA 02186 Catherine M. Costel 110 Hibiscus A ve. Weymouth, MA 02188 Maureen L. Coughlin 28 Ostwrne Ave. Reading, MA 01867 Maureen T. Coyne 181 Bedford Rd. Woburn, MA 01801 Sarah B. Cozzolino 264 Willow St. Hamden. CT 06518 Mary K. Crimmins 82 Sanborn Ave. West Roxbury, MA 02l ' Susan E. Curtin 190 Green St. ■ , Marblehead. MA 019m i Elizabeth A. D’Agostino 41 Samoset St. Dorchester, MA 02124 Mary Dandrow 43 Hills View Rd. Milton. MA 02186 Patricia Davenport 199 Foxhill St. Westwood, MA 02090 Lynn M. Davis 34 Edgeworth Ave. Providence, R.I. 02094 Sheree D. Caste 18 Youngs Rd. Westwood, MA 02090 Cynthia C. DiMartino 50 Tudor Rd. Needham, MA 02192 Frances M. Doherty P.O. Box 52 Andover. MA 01810 Deborah J. Donahoe 4 Powder Hill Rd. Canton, MA 02021 Gemma Marie E. Dreber c o Mr. Mrs. Gordon Amidon Box 205 RED Newport Center, VT 05857 Caroleann Driscoll 39 Lorraine St. Roslindale. MA 02131 Georgana Driscoll 361 Main St. Hingham, MA 02043 Karen A. Duane 3 Mill River Lane Hingham, MA 02043 Margaret M. Egan 675 Washington St. Brighton, MA 02135 Michele English 24 Rosemont St. Malden, MA 02148 Carol A. Carr ah 41 Hunnewell Ave. Brighton, MA 02135 Mary Featherston 148 East Rocks Rd. Norwalk, CT 06851 Suzanne R. Finlayson 181 Central St. Abington, MA 02351 Catherine F. Finnerty 111 Rockway St. New Bedford, MA 02740 Annette Fionda 5 Pershing Place Stoneham, MA 02180 Sharon Fitzgerald 3 Pidgeon Dr. Wibraham, MA 01095 Elizabeth J. Francis 31 Lean Dr. Brockton, MA 02401 Margaret M. Frawley 820 W. Water St. Elmira, NY. 14905 Mayra Garcia 6v Braegger via Caparra Guaynabo, PR 00657 Susan M. Gasiorowski 4 Shillaber St. Salem, MA 01970 Michelle M. Gasson 29 Shawmut Ave. Mansfield, MA 02048 Wendy L. Giffin 141 Oak St. Natick, MA 01760 Mary Grady 184 Franklin St. Wrentham, MA 02093 Carolyn P. Hay Box 595 E. Pepperell, MA 01437 Sharon Heslin 82 Longlaine Rd. W. Hartford, CT 06117 Rhonda L. Hillock c o Paul Boucher 65 Maple Ave. Scarborough, ME 04074 Theresa M. Hines 74 Concord St. Rockland, MA 02370 Camilla Hobert 91 Elm St. Hyannis, MA 02601 Mary T. Howard P.O. Box 78 Randolph, MA 02368 Elizabeth Hughes 109 Malden St. Everett, MA 02149 Joanne M. Hurley P.O. Box 272 S. Easton, MA 02375 Marilyn H. Hurley c o Mr. Mrs. John Stout 386 Union Ave. Framingham, MA 01 701 Stephanie larrobino 1 Weeks Ave. Roslindale, MA 02131 Lisa J. Jacobson c o Mr. Mrs. Robert Cartmill II 4 Deerfield St. Freeport, ME 04032 Anne C. Joyce 35 B Beaver Terrace Circle Framingham, MA 01 701 Margaret Keegan 600 Hill Farm Rd. Fairfield, CT 06430 Cheryl M. Keneavy 112 Riverside Dr. Dedham, MA 02026 Jane 1. Killian 69 Dry Brook Rd. Warwick, R.l. 02889 Lorraine A. Kohr 81 Common St. Braintree, MA 02184 Linda A. Koziak 46 Robin Circle Tolland, CT 06084 Katharine R. Krozel 139 Clover St. Middleton, CT 06457 Patricia A. Laliberte 547 N. Main St. Raynham, MA 02768 Cheryle A. Lally 3 Birch wood Rd. Hudson, MA 01749 Janet Lash 7 Hickory Lane Burlington, MA 01803 Suzanne R. Leclair 125 Burley St. Danvers, MA 01923 Nancy Lee 87 Village Street Reading, Ma 01867 Marie-Elena Lefebyre 57 Shagbark Rd. Concord, MA 01 742 Nora E. Letscher 41 Old Post Rd. E. Walpole, MA 02032 Eileen M. Lewis 13 Maple Lzme Framingham, MA 01701 Susan Lohmann 1 Bittersweet Lane Nashua, NH 03060 Kathleen P. Lowe 38 Chatham Way Lynnfield, MA 01940 Marjorie Lowry 106 Bristol Rd. Wellesley, MA 02181 Cherie Lyman 21 Miriam Dr. S. Attleboro, MA 02703 Amina M. Mahamed 105 Peterborough St. Boston, MA 021 1 5 Theresa Maio 2 Morgan Rd. Wilmington, MA 01887 Agnes D. Malaret GPO Box 1930 San Juan, PR 00936 Nancy Maloney 29 Draper Ave. Arlington, MA 021 74 Nericarmen Martir Box 3328 Bayamon, PR 00620 Patricia J. McAuley c o Mr. Mrs. Michael Raffaele 5 Angelesea St. Springfield, MA 01108 Ellen McCall 60 Winsor Rd. Sudbury, MA 01 776 Maureen McCulelland 19 Wendall St. Cambridge, MA 02138 Colleen McDonnell 107 Rowe Ave. Concord, NH 03301 Jeanne M. McDonald 2 Lawton Place Waltham, MA 02154 Kelly J. McDonough 119 Harvard St. E. Bridgewater, MA 02333 Heather McFague 62 Pierce Rd. Townsend, MA 01469 Kathryn-Ann McGarry 34 Ledyard Rd. W. Hartford, CT 06117 Catherine A. McGovern 9 New Hampshire Ave. Somerville, MA 02145 Jean McHugh 3 Fife and Drum Rd. Acton, MA 01720 Mary McSweeney 2 Hickory Lane Hudson, MA 01 749 Kathleen Minihane 48 Philip Farm Rd. Concord, MA 01 742 Sandra Mitchell Savoy St. N. Billerica, MA 01862 Marie-Elena Mooney 14 Franconia St. Dorchester, MA 02122 Deirdre D. Moraes 895 East St. Ludlow, MA 01056 Barbara A. Morency Concord Rd. Lincoln, MA 01 773 Christine L. Murphy 84 Indian Rd. Marshfield, MA 02050 Patricia D. Murray c o Mrs. Marilyn Way wood 84 Albatross Rd. Quincy, MA 02169 Elizabeth A. Nawn 61 Martha Ave. Tewksbury, MA 01876 Barbara NewheJI Kimberly A. Newman 7 Anne Place Pleasantville, NY 10570 Lisa Noe Kathleen M. O’Bremski 151 Estes St. Everett, MA 02149 Christine O’Connell 37 Downing Rd. Peabody, MA 01960 Kimberly F. O’Gorman Two Colgate Rd. Beverly, MA 01915 Susan O’HcJloran 377 Walnut St. Newton, MA Kathie O’Halloren Mary Regina O’Hayre 801 E. Waitann Lane Phonenix, AZ 85022 Brenda J. Oliveri 43 Cottontail Rd. Norwalk, CT 06854 Ellen M. O’Neil 44 Mill St. Westwood, MA 02090 Kathleen A. O’Shaughessy 1 Waverly Place Montvale, NJ 07645 Laura Oxley 8 Longfellow Rd. Wayland, MA 01778 Mary F. Pacilio 145 Saw Pit Hill Rd. Woodbury, CT 06798 Diane M. Patsos 54 Otis Place Scituate, MA 02066 Leah C. Pellegrino 3901 Harewood Rd. Washington, D.C. 20064 Erin Perkins 70 Chestnut St. Wakefield, MA 01880 Kathleen Maria Peterson 284 Marked Tree Rd. Needham, MA 02192 Valerie Petruccie 79 Governors Ave. Medford, MA 02155 Dorothy Ann Pickette 43 Shawmut Rd. Waltham, MA 02154 Jennifer Planeta Jane Portanova 222 Lapham Rd. Concord, MA 01 724 Lorraine A. Prior 41 Broad St. Walpole, MA 02081 Susan Rice 73 Naugus Ave. Marblehead, MA 01945 Mary H. Richer 1 7 Lodge St. Milton, MA 02186 Yanid Rodriguez Lindarajo 7 La Aihambra Ponce, PR 00731 MaryBeth Rome! 27 Ober St. Beverly, MA 01915 Esther A. Rotondi 32 Kingsbury St. Wellesley. MA 02181 Kathleen Royra Jean M. Russell 91 Betts Rd. Belmont, MA 02178 Joyce L. Ryan I Prescott St. Somerville, MA 02143 Mary M. Ryan 19 Edward Ave. Milton, MA 02186 Marianne Sanz 9 Village Hill Lane, 4 Natick, MA 01760 JoAnn Sards 1 72 Storey A ve. Newburyport, MA 01950 Angela Savoli Deborah Scampoli 10 Sherman Ave. Plymouth, MA 02360 Katherine M. Scanlan 21 Fisher Terrace Woburn, MA 01801 Deborah Scott 211 High Rd. Newbury, MA 01950 Elizabeth M. Shannon 112 Edgewater Dr. Needham, MA 02192 Kathryn A. Shaw 15 Plato Terrace Winchester, MA 01890 Susan M. Shea 30 Parker St. Norwell, MA 02061 Theresa A. Sheehan 54 Glendale Ave. Peabody, MA 01960 Marianne Sherman I I Spring St. Danvers, MA 01923 Jean L. Sirois 18 Wing Rd. Lynnfield, MA 01940 Marguerite A. Smith 89 Fisher St. Westboro, MA 01581 Sandra L. Smith 1 7 Marlboro Rd. Georgetown, MA 01833 Margaret Stokes 7 4th St. Plum Island Newbury, MA 01950 Agnes R. Sturchio 190 Fox Hill Rd. Stratford, CT 06497 Maureen R. Sullivan 191 Magoun Ave. Brockton, MA 02401 Irene Sung Hans Nobiling 249 Sao Paulo SP Brazil 01455 Leslie Sung Hans Nobiling 249 Sao Paulo SP Brazil 01455 Julie K. Sutherland 21 Woods Rd. Bloomfield, CT 06002 Linda J. Szymanski 169 Purchase St. S. Easton, MA 02375 Joyce L. Tassone 15 Little John Dr. Billerica, MA 01821 Nancy Terravecchia P.O. Box 189 Wakefield, MA 01880 Lisa A. Theriault RED 1 Box 52 St. Agatha, ME 04772 Sara Kathryn M. Thompson 4369 Aukai Ave. Honolulu, HA 96816 Barbara J. Tonra 35 Both well Rd. Brighton, MA 02135 Deborah Tremblay Ann Lee Road Harvard, MA Monica Ulbricht 11 Hilltop Circle Medfield, MA 02025 Tammie J. Valetta 75 Old Farm Rd. Wellesley Hills, MA 02181 Roza N. Vaswani Box 69W Christ Church Barbados, West Indies Marie F. Ventura 767 Highland Ave. Medford, MA 02155 Patricia Ventura Debra A. Viera 1331 Gardner Neck Rd. Swansea, MA 02777 Daria M. Vigliano 37 John St. Needham, MA 02194 Regina Viso APDO 81050 PDOS Del Este Caracas 1080 Venezuela Terese P. Walsh 30 Bradford St. Waltham, MA 02154 Karen Watson Donna Webster 33 Sturtevant Ave. Norwood, MA 02062 Congratulations Zo Zke Class Of 1984 Compliments Of. . . CMAMSSKjCAJJ szudjos Auburn Street Watertown, MA 924-9222 165 1 ' Do nor foIlQ ' Ckithfer, go -where There Wishing oil rhe members of rhe doss of 1984 success and happiness in rhe yeors ro come! Your Senior Qoss Officers, Carolyn Hoy Monica Drunaconi Nancy Terrovecchio Lorroine Prior WE LOVE YOU PANDORA ' ! 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