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McGlynn. vi it f Nicholas Xanthaky For their many contributions to the students of Salem State and their many accomplishments within their field, the 1976 Yearbook Staff would like to pay tribute to Dr. Mary a Procopio and Nich- olas Xanthaky. They will be retiring in August 1976. . if . X-up X 4,2 ' - f. ' 1. Dr. Mary A. Procopio Memorial Frederic F. Janik July 18, 1945-August 24, 1975 Fred Janik came to Salem State in September of 1973 as an instructor in the Geography Dept. Ini- tially his appointment was to be for one year, but due to an extended leave of absence by another fac- ulty member Janik remainedf at Salem for two years. Janik was born and educated in the Boston area. He attended Boston College High, and Boston State College where he received a B.S. in Geography in 1968. His graduate work took him to U.C.L.A. where he received an M.A. in Geography in 1969. In 1971 Janik began work on a PH.D program at U.C.L.A. after serving two years in the military. His doctoral program was concentrated in Physical Geography and Fred had completed all the necessary coursework and was in the process of completing his dissertation at the time of his death. During his years at U.C.L.A. Janik studied under some of the more prominent Physical Geogra- phers in the country. His area of expertise was Physical Geography and his interest in our enviornment was without end. Fred Janik was a very dedicated and professional individual. His rapport with the students was ex- cellent and he always had time for the student who sought his help. His potential contribution to the advancement of the field will be greatly missed. Janik died while scuba diving in Boston Harbor with friends. fAugust 24, 1975l i l f , ,f 'r -4 Qi I Dr. Edward M. Penson President Dr. Adel Abu-Moustafa Acting Academic Dean Mr. William D. Devitt Acting Dean of Undergraduate Studies f,.v r '9' L .fl . , 1 qv ez. si . A 3 Q 1 L. Mr. George A. Jacobson Assoc. Dean of Students Mr. Evan B. Flamer III Asst. Dean of Students Mr. Stephen C. Spanger Acting Dir. of Admissions X V r . ,X -1, , M.. 5. -v ,- or ' 1 X1 W is ir ,. 32 . ,rv , . ,,4llf - a ' ' ' d ' .'..'?' -' wi we af ' DQ y ' 1 ' af ,H .1 r , . 1-V4 'A I f iq A 3-.pf aff .gm Mr. Richard Marrs Dean of Administration Mr. Francis X. Kyle Dir. Adm. Services Mr. Joseph A. Tache Staff Assoc. Adm. Service Mr. Kevin J. Kiernan Dir. Fiscal Affairs l 'fi-:ian-. 1 f' - ' x . ,,. ,. ,.- ' ,, -ugh, n my A-I 4 X f Mr. Edward B. Manning Mr, Henry P, Derouin Acting Assoc. Adm. Serv. Registrar MS. Helen M. Reynolds Mr. Lawrence N. Hanson Dlf. Fln8l'lCl8l A5300 Rggigl rar MT- R0b6I'f A- Sherwood Mr. Robert G. Turner Director of Housing Dir, uf Placement 21 .I R ! ,ff ? . lf f 4 r a ' .5 B - I 1 l L F' i al NV. 7? 1 ' sf 5 i X' j . .fax 3 O 1, 4... I is Y-ff ' ' 4 ' if f 1,41 M lil! 4 gf X f if ' .ix , X x, , ' X vg- B .- . it 41, . . -lg ,. 3 i ia. 1-A as , f ,Mg ,wx 41 fr J. ': , i Miss Ingrida A. Mangulis Mr. Vito S. Sammartano Mr. Nicholas Wagman Dr- Ah!0Ili0 Harrises Dr. Claire M. Paine Art Art Art Biology Biology Mr. Thomas Leary Miss Elissa Ananian Mr. Margers Raudzens Dr- Alfred Borgatti Mrs. Anita V.M. Shea Chairperson-Art Art Art Biology Biology Mr. Stephen Panosian Dr. Frank L. Sullivan Art Biology 22 - J Y VX. 3 X rw' ..- u f ?' 1 , X X I ' E W Y I Ei. Mr. Thomas I. Ryan Biology Dr. Philip A. DePalma Biology Mrs. Virginia F. Kevill Biology X , gf' EZ? iff' ,--XZ, Dr, James B. Schooley Mr William T Appleyard Mr Daniel Gordon Biology Business Ad Business Ad Ms. Kathleen A Murphy Mr Nicholas Yanthakv Mr Alpert Biology Business Ad Bug Ad Dr. Matthew F Sak Biology W 4 xl Vw I ' tw- I f-vw ' fru- 5 I ,qi Wu, -4...-f .Z Mr. Edward Olcott Business Ad. Dr. William H. Murphy Business Ad. 24 1f Mr. Ugur Yucelt Business Ad. Mr. Arthur J. LaPorte Business Ad. Z u . J g'.' Mr. Raymond W. Caldwell Business Ad. Miss Patricia Traill Business Ed. . 3.3, 3 ,A 4 'i! ,I l Ni Pg, . i A Y' .z'..' -PJ. S Miss Rilda M. Stuart Business Ed. Miss Beatrice Witham Business Ed. Miss Geraldine A. Fera Business Ed. ' -1.- ',' 1,- . 7 f 1 1 ,,. . .. 7' n 'N Xi ,f HJ L , A 5 Mr. Joseph A. Sullivan Business Ed. Dr. Ann W. Lake Business Ed. Mr. Roger A. Hardy Business Ed. .16 1 Dr. Edwin Moran Jr. Business Ed. Mr. Henry Hovanasian Business Ed. ' bi 1 ' x x - - X ' if I an-x S 1 WMM ei- .. . -g . I '1 inf- p A . lk .. 'X V hm. , - 4 V .mfs li f I 1 ii 1 I 1 f I 4 4 I 2, M v X X X tv s, V I' iilerrib 7. .xxx K x f. 52.-. 1 X . .-avi, 4 -er AQ- 'Z 1 nz' E' ,lp v Q, i Q i'? 'y. Dr. Edward Wall Dr. John L. Engelke Dr. Joseph J. Szymanski Chairperson Chem. and Phy. Chem. and Phy. Chem. and Phy. Dr. David E. Newton Dr. Schuyler E. Slater Dr. Mildred Tamminen Chem. and Phy. Chem. and Phy. Chem. and Phy. Mr. Francis Morey Chem. And Phy. Dr. Robert T. Wang Chem. and Phy. 1 4 l ,N M 1 4, ,, 1.1. - .N XA. 1: .. If e 4 f ' 'Z lf? Mr. Garland Gray Chairperson Earth Science Dr. Richard T. Wester Chem. and Phy. 25 415, ' :,,'z , 15.5 ',,,,. , zihaw is 'W 1. .W ev fbi. i u, ' 'W' K. l my , Af 91. P5 A X X f ., flff' I .QA-NA i ,, i X ffg ifllxxj we .,,, Dr. Wroe C. Wolfe Earth Science Mr. Assem Badawy Earth Science 26 iii fy! Mr. Robert D. Crofts Economics Mr. Karl A. Wesolowski Chairperson-Economics Mr. Gary G. Thompson Earth Science ,f J 43 f ,1- .-asf' 4 if -Q l , 1' A.. F Ei P' . rp, qty' J if 4 , fit-sxwi' , 5 52 3 1 ' .A 'aw A a ' mf- ff? ff1fsm...f.,,.f5?'f. 0.51 r' . ' ,fwp Kg.,-,'v Af A' 0 25 We we .nk 0 .' mfwi- 45 ' '5 fn:l'?ill '17 'PQ ,Q 171.0-eq in ,wt PC3512 Q J' fl 5 A ,L+ illQf:-., gm AU. Mgr: I 4 FY' A 14 . 38-1, fy i m e A Mr. Andrew A. Pawlak Dr. Joseph Hennessey Dr. Radha G. Nath Economics Economics Math Mr. Eugene Calabro Dr. Henry A. Lucas Dr. Robert E. Briney Economics Economics Chairperson-Math Mrs. Judith A. Allen Economics 5 fn If ,A-war f',f x gf' 'Ziff' :Qin , L 4' fm 5: f ' .ww ! 0 I, 1 Xi 'fs i 1' ' ,fl :, ' P7 - NM' , ,,,,,,, ' V rf 5' di .. fi .4. .1 ..5,'l-,JA 2 ' 4 ?f ff7 3 fQff 7- W 1-'ez, 'T 7 ' 62 i 513' , ,1,:1,fr, ,5 V. usa ' ' -2 f .-viz' 55 1 ff'.7 '? -' ff' ' ' Q, , f'fi!gi,'--5,4 , ' 1?':f'f fi is N' .2 ',,-fx, f . , fl? 7,1 Y . - ..Q'?1f,i ,',if'l, FT C Q V+. fi ' 1 'V aff Eff' .- wzgj? wiiig, f vu, lx 1 ,yi X' 7:19:03 ,1. f ,, .. fm, ' f ar. .vs 'f :4iz9Pf.g,- jf , L ,. -?.T'3f?','a 'Z w,',2- , 1 -.fb-,V fwmi, i, . 7 , ,ill X I 4 fvltbzvv KXI. ., 'N AY' ,' is Q, 'V L . . Qt, .- yin.. Sh. 1,-I Y, 9' 'Af -4, , X J, . fi Miz. ,.-ff -,3 Q? L? if? M A fs' Mr. Ralph D. Lewis Mr. Thomas G. Lathrop Mr. Robert Kalechofsky Mi-, Dennis E, Williams Dr. Jamal K. Shahin Math Math Math Math Math Dr. Yuk Keung Cheung Mr. Peter C. Wong Dr. Thomas J. Kyrouz Dr. Said Abu-Zahra Dr. Harold I-larutunian Math Math Math Math Math Mr. Kenneth G. Griswold Mr. George J. 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'fi 17:2 V Mr. Charles J. Terrell Dr. Patricia A. Gozemba English English Dr. Carl A. Stecher Mr. John P. Steele Jr. English English Dr. William B. Joyner Mr. Ernest M. Rosenthal English English 29 ,IN H1 IHLRCL CY YIIOLD DLR! X nwuwo l 2 us: sum nrt r ' ts ' 't A 0 DIRLCTIY M' ' kk ,L YHENLEANINGBDOH .Q 9 v 6468+ 'V Y' ,-Q .I Tu 'figs , A U ff L, i uuag, I . s '55 44. - .K -.Z lg' ul's' 99 . . ' W, Mm 5'v..d..s .1-Y ,vi - -sfffoei eig44ew .Q -i9.g 0.8, it NG . Q 1 A '1 his J Dr. Larry Kirkpatrick Ms. Claire J. Keyes Dr- R0b9I't F- Mooney Dr. Homel' J. Dietmeiel' Dr. Arthur G. Underwood English English Education Education Education Ms. Ellen B. Vellela Dr, Ann M, Taylor Dr. Raymond J. Perry Dr. Raymond W. Sagedy Dr. Joan G. Wuterich English English Education Education Education Dr. Joseph Williams Dr. Leonard P. Zani English Education 30 6 , im' 'Li5Vy. L ' ' O f'4 ' .Wu' .it A fy -. -f we 15 Q 4 In-...,.'r Km I 1. L ' l i - . Q ,'5Lf ui 5 Q . 1 ig ' 69' . ' , A. 1, ,, :,, Wm 1 4 ,, . ,W . p: :aff Alf' L' rl ' -Qi 6 Ya- -fa - A 454, 1: fr A ' 4 J X 1. 2 J - o,,. Q ,,- , , ,,. .. I. -. , - fW. ii' 292 il. ' .1 fffisg Q'- ,, , - 1 . X v -H-A Y, 55, ' f ' 1 f w i i 1 f , r nn L: . X f , .ff Mrs. Helen F. Mara Dr. J. Richard Bath 'VI1-,Harold A, Bantly Dr. Daniel L. Crotty Jr. Mr. L. Paul A. Madore Education Education Education H Education ChairpersonfForeign Language Dr. George M. Torrey Mr. Carl J. Martini Dr. Arnold F. Checchi Mrs. Marjorie R. Empacher Education Education Education Education Dr. Robert J. Armstrong Educadon Miss Mary V. Hourihan Dr. Richard M. Emery Education Education ' 31 1 'Viva ' I I 1 .Wi I , f A X- : iii: V. ,. , K n if V gy .12 . I ,iqel-. ,. ' A2 .gi- r ',.f'-425, 39' - iw . x-ly wifi 4, . ,, i' nw.-4 fliv 'ffl V gif ,-,ia12g Witt. ff? Rig V K v-'A-Q-- Saw -'-vr4oQ- its 'ff' - ., , mn, X, 1.14, . ,gag . . , ...Ilia .ybcivrzisalaf - Q-g L. . up Q, W'-. L N , -- 1-1 , . 4ff2?'.?'-'eel' -Trilf-fe! 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Tosches Geography Dr. Theodore S. Pikora Geography Dr. John L. George Geography I Xfxf 36 V fats, f 'xl' ,. rvvwd .. ef. ., 1 , ' vw:-Q.f5,t 'ii fs? 9- -'ln 1 -f fl I L G17 , Mr. Paul Salley Mr. Charles F. Kiefer Jr. Geography Chairperson-History Mr. James M. Mclntire Dr. Mildred Berman Geography History Mr. Richard O. Riess Geography l l 1 I I -04,2 . Q y P if W, gf-L F 'M' :xl 1 , a ' v fjfigl hx 'Ji' lair YG ia! 'vufgi N ' in s A-me I I M ff' ., 'ff ,ff , Ei g.iH,'fti1 -'vf ' xii ' ' a 'ey ,n ,Ara-. H - ,M . was-.., M 34 an U .4 , 'I i Qi: XI! , V I S ' ' fs,'1,e gs za in W , 1 f 157' I ll Mr. Harold A. Pinkham History Dr. Judith P. Saunders History Dr. Joan M. Malloney History ,axe HN!!- i ., it A X 5 f gin: nr'- -' all yr.. ings. , it v lluxli Z3 - I 'K rl? x Q Q .- 2 X ' l XZ. .1 x, . - ' Q H 5 J ,wif f ' ip ,T ff' ' 2 'f' 3 s K ' X ' A i it ' G Q a' fl Mr. Sakis S. Sarkisian Mr. William Thomson History History Dr. Mary E. Miller Dr. James T. Doyle History History 33 .. Q .,, 1' .,,,,- IU -. -f NJ! Dr. Minor H. McLain History Mr. John J. Fox Jr. History 34 I rr vt. Xa. K 3' -fi iz, p, . .ff '39 fm, ...aft N ' ,V ' A . -' ' ,. ,. , A. XR . , J. ' . , . ,f-621' e J J anne 1 . 1 i 1 Dr. Edna M. McGlynn Mr. Henry P. Stenberg Jr. Miss A. Elizabeth Malloy Mr. Robert J. LaSota History History History History Dr. Philip S. Fisher Dr, Adele L. Younis Mr. Joseph M. Piemonte Dr. Charles F. Ames Jr History History History History Mr. Vincent F. McGrath Mr. John M. Donaldson History History - w in N -f 'u rr I U 'ai ng' lg I Q X. . if I ! ,M ia , 'iii' 1 f - 'N H I . ' . l . I, - . ,f, , i ., ,, Jig if . . . 1 . l- -.7 V YY? ' V 0 ' . ,'.5 ,,1'L1 1 ,gigs ,., Q Q on .X .,,o:,gg:Q , ' 'I ' ' S5 Jfivfvwfg 415- x-'-Z-I-.' -g2.':fi:?4 ,-'.1 'l,.:l,a:'.. '...'l OO. gf Q :::','a'0:f11' ' , ,0:'z': .029 0:1 Qin ff: ff, :fo o:o::n: gznggg' s Ha o 1 1 0 0 I 0 0 O 'K' 'u 1 Q 0 :gd n: :c'l o' 'Q' o'l' I I fifgbev 4 Q -1 9 'LO :J l ' IA K Xi . Mr. Vincent N. Giannini Mr. Raymond H. Kelton Ms. Carolyn E. Thomas Music Music Music Mr. Antone J. Aquino Dr. Nancy M. Bodenstein Mr. John A. Finnegan Chairperson-Music Music Music Mrs. Ruth T. Sweeney Mr. George J. Harrington Nursing Nursing Miss Grace L. Nagle Miss Katherine M. Kelly Director of Nursing Nursing Miss Margo Simon Mrs. Tracy Mac Swain Music Nursing l 35 I NJ , , Ah J ! .x Ms. Therese B. Shipps Nursing Mrs. Jeanne C. Duffy Nursing Mrs. Joan A. Blossom Nursing ff N ,. f u was Q . Yami, If' Q eq ' 7? , + . - Q : - ,fehifisaififiii s 2-. 565 b Q 'f Al Vi 'QP L' ' 9 . ' fl: ,R fsibx if Miss Cynthia E. Kielinen Rev Vernon E Carter Nursing Philosophy Mrs. Maureen K. Arakelian Mr Salvatore E Nursing De Simone Mrs. Joanne M. Turco Nursing .... QKILJEUI iq, fg m ra E N V 'I 3' W 'I rm nf M g ,O I A 'rv' '- .- Q- E2 ,-.nl K! .4 In M525 unix, I EM :vnu G 1 Hkg 5 ig px 0 ' . . I' ff' 2 'EQ N M m V r 0 M i - ff . 4 i f ' ,r J A V LAW, 5 , ,UL ,in N .Q -.iv x . ,s- .. -f-si ,,. 'qi-tl 1 D g , lvl ' si' 1 - ,Q -V If lp . A -'I - ' y . an ,O Ang,-f: -'- 'I ,an WN 5 Mr. Edward D. Meagher Dr. Richard A. Le Bel Dr. Paul G. Ronco Dr. Perry Yanow Mr. Alfred J. Lustri Philosophy Psychology Psychology Psychology Psychology Dr. Kevin Funchion Dr. James J. Reilly Dr. John A. Hanson Mr. Carl D. Smith Dr. Mary Jane Gray Philosophy Chairperson-Psychology Psychology Psychology Psychology Mr. Gerard A, Bedard Dr. Cesareo R. Pelaez Philosophy Psychology Nl In 37 3, Q .V Q X X . H r - 2 1- . .. 5 'U 5 . ww 1. flu f 12g I X .-.ff - i - A J'--Q! 1 ' 1 x . ,lg I .X 4 Ms. Linda J. Feigenbaum Social Services Rev. Larry Edmunds Social Services Mr. Kenneth A. Mac Iver Social Services 38 VY! f V5-1 'S'-5 ' a' ,K 1 - . ' NJ-L G 'Q 1 fi F E . . . V' Vv ' HN - , up 1 x H1 - Z , , N 'J VI ., , . 7' i' .i-,140 3 jpgagi 7. . 1 i 3 . . 15 'C-E '61 E n if . - X H! o Miss Else G. Wiersma Social Services Dr. Manuel Spector Social Services Ms. Charlotte K. Ettinger Chairperson-Theater and Speech Communication Ms. Myrna W. Finn Theater and Speech Mr. Whitney L. White Theater and Speech Ms. Patricia M. Zaido Theater and Speech N 'Ut f ,YI f .5 R it l 'A f fl A J 1 WT f c X nl - xx- 1 ,...., -1. 1 A ' . . J in Q e ' ' 1' ' 11.7 E W N E I if? Mr. Barry P. Urbanski Men's Physical Education Mr. William A. Gillis Chairperson-Men's Physical Education Mr. Jeffrey H. Huberman Theater and Speech Mr. S. Peter Della Monica Men's Physical Education Mr. Raymond N. Funchion Men's Physical Education Mr. Richard L. Schneider Men's Physical Education -2: we! . ' lv' ' , Q 1 X l' . 'Q 1. r . N -in, 4 -A ' . -Q., - . . , .yur . A. . I. ' ry, 1 5 .f Q .f A ify , ' if H. H .sv 1' W -'- A 1 af 'JV ,fi Q, Y la' 4 . W M' fi ' .6 ' .,.' ,,, f . , C ,lf ' up f - V ,. . f ' AU ,J 4 . xg. f..W1 i. if A 'ng K f-I 1 Q3 M 'J 3 : 'X 'Ih- Dr. Joan L. Zardus Women's Physical Education Ms. Bonnita M. Schreck Women's Physical Education Ms. Patricia A. Everitt Women's Physical Education ti- L . ml , 2 l al C 2, 1? . . 257' I ,A gf 59' ' 4 .!' 1 f 1 Dr. Margaret W. Dower Chairperson-Sociology and Political Science Ms. Constance R. Krick Women's Physical Education Ms. Nancy R. Clifford Women's Physical Education u 'x .. ., if g , -,R ? I ' S' 5. , 8 I ' an h ,. lx! I pp.. .Q E i - I 1 4 f W we i , V 'fri -' 1 -.XN-5 1 V 1' , fm 5 , IJ, i , V , ,i Q l KV' ' -V li Ni I ' - I ' Q t X A 1 .. d 1 'I .5 1 if ' I 1 -, 7 32,5333-fC'Q:' f 't l li f7Z353F?'6 'Jil , .. ' ,,. ,,, ,g,,,.- 1. A f ' j ,I . 75:1 2,1 0 gx:4.,:,7f3it? A .1 .aff N.wef .1g .. fb ' nf, . 3,31 3:39221 g l . ff -4 ' I fx I , ,' . .ff ,wt, . A ,if ., M. -1. - f .f H ': ' I' 'fr ' , , . Dr. Eileen G. Matthews Social and Political Science Mr. Gerdes Fleurant Social and Political Science Dr. Paul A. Green Jr. Social and Political Science Mr. William R. Dolan Jr Social and Political Science Mr. Gerald R. Tatten Social and Political Science Mr. William G. O'Hare .Ir Social and Political Science 39 IF 8' ' - f. T' v ! dcxllkx rp E I fi r 'Q-gif Mr. Grant W. Seibert Reference Librarian Mr. Glenn S. Mac Nut Circulation Librarian Mr. Armando J. Re Assistant Librarian 40 Civ' x Mrs. Ann Horgan Student Affairs Mrs. Margaret C. Abbott Chief Accountant Mr. Neil B. Olson Director of Library .A Mr. Francis C. Quimby Director of Media Center Mr. John Des Fosses Security Chief Mr. Edwin R. Stevens Jr. Superintendent of Buildings And Grounds Lux 1' 4 1 Ms. Ruth Ranen Cafeteria Secretary-Chemistry and Physics Department Cafeteria Ms. Marge Gaudet Ms. Rae Feeney Secretary to the Secretary of English Dept Undergraduate Dean Ms, Katheleen Delp Secretary to Academic Dean 9 f 1 Qu-,V-if-' 'R 1-f W WN 4 59 X jlgffi The Presidentls Convocation 42 In .. ki J I S -al. v ,I 12 2 cv When men speak ill of thee, live so as nobody may believe them. -Plato- 51,r J' ,-fx' 11' -1 il -'F' r 5 k I I E e ,,,,.-,, it 9 X 4' f L 15 f K, ,fr g I. A .A A When you have spoken the word, Only one thing has been lent to it reigns over you. When it is un- youth and age in common- spoken you reign over it. discontent. -Arabian Proverb- -Matthew Arnold- 43 r,,,., X 9 A his? . swiil' Wi n f' fa 'iw E I The Winter Concert Only that day dawns to which The most difficult thing in we are awake. life is to know yourself. -Thoreau- -Thales- 44 Inwvsosnem' 1i,,m,g,,4,n-1.00 1 1 mums maori ' 4 The Gay 90,5 Night Always remember that I have taken more out of alcohol than alcohol has taken out of me. -Winston Churchill- N f Y --sqm . Mft 'Sm J 's..,,-M , N-N xnvtm VW'-. ur!! X, ll s III- 'E We should have a great many fewer dis- putes in the world if words were taken for what they are, the signs of our ideas only, and not for things themselves. -Locke- ng 'L 551 'Jr N 4 '.ltx'o vc? .64 I 1 ,- .. -,qu I have wandered all my life, and I have also traveledg the difference between the two being this, that we wander for distraction, but we travel for fulfillment. -Hilarie Belloc- 4 1 f , Ep- aa .- I :X s uw s.. J Q He u'ho has injured thee was either stronger or uvaker than thee. If weaker, spare himg ifstronger, spare thyself. !Scneca- You should haue education enough so that you u'on't have to look up to peopleg and then more education so that you will be wise enough not to look down on people. -M.L, Horen- Money may be the husk of many things, but not the ker- nel. It brings you food, but not appetiteg medicine, but not healthg acquaintances, but not friendsg servants, but not faithfulnessg days of joy, but not peace or happiness. -Henrik Ibsen- l I I l l .V W L ...., I 1 a' X e 1 'w .H X5 A X -X 4 D 6 y l 1 l - e j tm' kfiif f t A ' f eff l' - . . 'xll X ll it J r' U 1 ' Q 9 ..,,,,- Y Q X 1 l a 4 f 2 l ,,.,....i.i 1. mv , I l U lvfr x ,' 1.' 3 . - 1. . J 'Ji' ff. ,S, fqiwf-,115 I Q s 44' ,xv f ,'n. ' 455'-'J' 'I +1'--.I..., ,-va.-,--.,,.. A 5 0 'th'-. I 1 ' 1 5- . v , . , A - 1-4 - .. . ti . t fri-'QT-11,1-S 'In . 5--sxfka-'xxx 1 Q I . gg,-5 ' QQ--4' ,', 'Q H z , rin ' -Tak' ' 2 X, A. .w ' If N . A 1 a' S '-I www' ' l L Aww ' ,I Il W ' JI- 'I' F A lf- ,1 ' 1 A- 'w. Af ' ' 4 ,Ez gg t-'T EF, ?'!?.. i35!-QLFE1, if X-is 'Judie-fra -tiny -2 X 1TH Qi O fy: W K1 if I U' , 1' em: gi - yea., N . R+ 4' A ' A terry it l . ' if ' f ..,, Vp: M '+V- :-gif .E- F . 5' -1 gp V E ' ' . , . f' --- . 1- f U . . .i ff 1' 9' , - A+.-P s fi 4 31 7 N 'n v i i Sometimes a noble failure l serves the world as faithfully I as a distinguished success. v n I n R 4 E Dowden Tail, feel, think, you will br sure to dream enough before you die, without arranging for it. -J. Sterline- 7 He who thinks his plar-ff helonr him, will certainly be below his place. fSauilleee 'v ' Axxslb Wind it , Paxidw . 1 , , ,, ,,,.1f llc: 4 Q- Q Q3 aa r if Cay,- tri -if fr- 4,1 A A. z , Q V fi Y ,, .mg l ' 1 ,W - 'fl . li I E E I A at .twig 'f L..,- ,- 'W-'?':1 f i-H,-,E H- s f E v Y. I . v , . , A - 1 , .. .v.x.4.f, 1 lbw 3' ieflfti JB- it 7 ,ff 7+ ' ' . 've ,- A - lg, V 5 Y., .., Q'f.'f ' ' ' Q 1 . 2'-arg s' - 1? , ,A ,-y 1 .- ilu ' r S -f nl X ,V if u. f l v.,-, Y 2.1 mi 3.1 t Y Y .. ' ' 4 X .., ,QVC Y 'A 1 T lf lil: X' , 1 'A x- I 5 24 ,.' - K -s , XX xg .V,, V V - . I is- '55 J ,I - A f I 1' I iw .,., 5 f V .-, I ' ' :. A ',.. ' ' , ' , - l' :ff-.W 'W if ' Q A to 'I A' ' fa , 17g, fhi' 3 ' i ' I ' Q95 l s ii . ,I K , ,--IRLQ f :f3 :'-,- J -21:.':..x., '1 '1',f- 0 e - M li., ' YE'-If A-,f A 'V 'L' l - E31 A ire 1 uk .m--.?.. e.-L., I if i 1 to 1 'I I pi 24 r 1. --1-.-'C - ,,..,-,, f '..-I U 4' v 'MM' 'MM '5'-3'l1lu.'vf ,, I -+i-.....,,- H455 ,L , Q 'Q J F- 1 - -Wi' f 4 4 , , -.7 1 ,X I lxd 'J5, All Z, F, l Q9 Greaser Hop Without big words, how could many peo- ple say small things? -J. Petit-Senn- 50 H .f -. ' 'bn in The question for each man to settle is not what he would do if he had means, time, influence and edu- cational advantages, but what he will do with the things he has. -Hamilton Wright Mabie- Z -S f' - Y -A ,1 'S'N'M'u WN QQ.- .,Q. ef . , ui- - 1 Xi Y Jamaica Way Stephen Baird We ought not to judge of men's The silent man is often worth Nothing so needs reforming merits by their qualifications, listening to. as otherpeople's habits. but by the use they make of -Japanese Proverb- -Mark Twain- them. -Charron- 51 .-p T if E . If z -JQF ' 'r 7! '.. Y Q J x u.- 'Qld pvvwg Sam Greenlee Germaine Greer Every individual has a place to fill in the world, and it is important in some respect, whether he chooses to be so or not. 52 Nathaniel Hawthorne- . 8 Clara Zame j tis-Wycinanki Art Jonathan Kozol Francis X. Sargeant Whil gmgfb f lt f d w ,, ir L Q P W i 'lx 2 Life's greatest achievement is the Every new 0pifli0n, at its Starting continual remaking of yourself so is precisely in a minority of one. that at last you know how to live. -Thomas Carlisle- -Winfred Rhodes- T l .Jim-..l Hx Q1 s rx fi M U H 1. I 1 l 1 1 i QI A 'w It g ., ff . il l -V,.A W. ff .Yi f ' brb. i A Q X 1 t ff--+-W. 'fl Cabaret r No man really becomes a fool until he stops asking questions. -Charles P. Steinmetz- X I. J' ,W Q. Never tell a young person that something cannot be done. God may have been waiting for centuries for somebody ignorant enough of the impos- sible to do that thing. -Dr. J.A. Holmes- If a man is worth knowing at all, he is worth knowing LUQ Alexander Smith Childrenfs Theatre The Marvelous Adventures of Tyl Stpeopl b t h pp as they k p th d -Ab h L' I ff 5'-bl kv 5 1 X ' XX' X There are plenty of new sights under the sun for those who have eyes to see. Nothing is done finally and right. Noth- ing is done positively and corn- pletely. In science, probably 99921 of the knowable has yet to be discovered. -Lincoln Steffens- E , it 1 4 'ff? - f, wg 5 ,, .i 4 I HI fl 3 ' 1 X if I E' I .1 4' I .df 1, , 'X TP' w A 2 2 xi X, 1 4 ' 'G , ,gb 4 3 A n X 3 . 1 .A I C Q Sn. e Y in v-1 .Ib off'1 1 I ,-sifw t g we jr? J' ' J' Lack of something to feel im- portant about is almost the great- est tragedy a man may have. -Dr. Arthur E. Morgan- A , X H ll S K- law , f -i- N-.,,,- f,. 'y'i,4, , 35- Nj? I2 ' : ,,3' in inf 'If If 34. 7 4 TSI :full l'::Af r2ff W' Milf ' fi' 3 J-Lf, , l 'S 1 Us 4 s: '!z 'L' 1 ' A L - J I if A ,, i Harvest Moon Dinner Dance f , 1 is 5- - 442. x V ..t?s?i-A-1,': Q, AL:1.4f1fnQ1 Y . . . I L., - Do not condemn the judgment Don't be unduly critical. Taking The journey ofa thousand miles of another because it differs from things seriously unless they are starts with a single step. your own. You may both be wrong. serious is a serious fault. -Chinese Proverb- -Dandemis- -Gelett Burgess- 59 15f ,. -, 5 ' 1 fff 'Z A 4 - f 1 5 i Hot Head Slater The difficult is that which can be done In the advance of civilization, immediatelyg the impossible takes a it is new knowledge which paves little longer. the way, and the pavement is -Unknown- eternal. 60 W.R. Whitney Cs HX Nobody can think straight who does not work. Idleness warps the mind. Thinking without constructive action becomes a disease. -Henry Ford- ., g j 'J ,...H 'Q nv 4 - 5 U -x ff. N, T5 L, 5 Q, 1 rf 95',. ,g ii I v 1--V ' y 'x x I I . I 1 , fx ' ' X Qf 1 5 , N I, The easiest thing of all is to Failures are divided into two There is one thing stronger than deceive one's selfg for what a man classes-Those who thought and all the armies in the world, and wishes he generally believes to never did, and those who did and that is an idea whose time has be true. never thought. come. -Demosthenes- -John Charles Salah- -Victor Hugo- 61 : 'W' if-'ft 1' 'In u X 1 gag ly, f- S! ,K 54' ' lg Y ' i , 1 e 5 ff dlfwxr gm.. gr, . 1 4. 'f-,, 5 ITB- 6. 1 P 3 w A i It 1 A , 4 Dix 1 TS' Q if 5? A I Exhilaration is that eelin ou 8 3' get just after a great idea hits you, and just before you realize what's The greatest difficulties lie wrong with if- D ' where we are not looking for them. -Changing Time-9'- -Goethe- 62 There's always this about life: no man don't never get everything he sets out to get, but half the time he don't never find out he ain't got it. -Sidney Howard- lk l .Y4, bv .,:.x'f ttf 4 ,i r l I I I Many a man fails to become a Never does a man know the force If the power to do hard work is VLOI thinkerfor the sole reason that his that is in him until some mighty talent, it is the best possible sub- memory is too good. affection or grief has hummanized Sfitute for if, -Nietzsche- the soul. -James A. Garfield- -Frederick W. Robertson- 63 I s O ,,,Lv- -iii .1 'f cgi 4 Z '--q.,,sA CSN: R, N V 5 my 3'- ' ff: x K A Q w f 4 X ' iff 4-. if i 1' 1 The power of imagination makes us infinite. -John Muir- That man is richest whose pleasures are the cheapest. -H.D. Thoreau- tk-... sg. ow .e! 'Z' 19-af ft' I Old-Illllt' Q- .- Flak . J' -o , I . cp- ' fb I i:.,i X' Q tl. .r,o Monte Carlo Night Unless the job means more than the pay it will never pay more. -H. Bertram Lewis- 66 4:3 There is only one real failure in life that is possible, and that is, not to be true to the best one knows. -Farrar- lifli. There is so much good in the worst of us, and so much bad in the best of us, that it ill behoves any of us to talk about the rest of us. -Robert Louis Stevenson- ' ' Nl LY' 1 4 4:0 -a 3 4' I n v 1 1 fl In E S 57 331' 5-'tb Y 1 Qn?L, !: 5 '21, 4 gd 5 ' .QV ff Q4 gl, Q 1 'mv' f'wbIw..pe,,f' f If a man is worth knowing at all he is worth knowing well. -Alexander Smith- x l 4-4 3 li - .4 Q I f f A ...Q- . i - The Boys In The Band Nothing is ours except time. I care not what subject is taught -Seneca- ifonly it be taught well. -Thomas Huxley- 68 Be highly suspicious of any political or social group which never thinks there is nothing funny about itself and its programs. -Harry Reasoner- 4-' 1 4 47, , . , x NW if! ? E It is better to go down on the greatest seas which human hearts were made to sail than to rot at the wharoes in ignoble anchorage. -H. W. Mabie- We shall see but little if we require to understand what we see? How few things can a man measure with the tape of his understanding. -Thoreau- s+ 2 . - i l Y -M... -x l More people should learn to tell their dollars where to go instead ofasking them where they went. -Roger Babson- 69 n H613 Y? T f,, Ag qv E K V ' ' V Q f L 'T B. Hx ' K ' T fc 5 ' , ,- .5 4 rl I 'ci 'I , I GF' ll Ni. ' T, I A N N J : X . l gi I - i e V1- . X , ' 1 1 Q J , s ,k i B 7 41 3 o . f U '1 4 5 iff V, I t I 3 ' I' X I , ,T , J 'fx QV JC The M adhouse Company Uf London He who would distinguish the There is no strength in exaggera- true from the false must have an tion. Even the truth is weakened adequate idea of what is true and by being expressed too strongly. false. -Oliver Goldsmith- -Spinoza- 70 Ah, what shall I be at fifty Should Nature keep me alive, If I find the world so bitter When I am but twenty-five? -Alfred Lord Tennyson 3 In all the affairs of life, social as well as political, courtesies of a small and trivial character are the ones which strike deepest in the grateful and appreciating heart. -Henry Clay- ,gf fr S Wx.-,-A You'll find as you grow older that you weren't born such a very great while ago after all. The time shortens up. -W.D. Howells- Poverty is uncomfortableg but 9 times out of 10 the best thing that can happen to a young man is to be tossed overboard and com- pelled to sink or swim. -James A. Garfield- 71 In nothing do men more nearly approach the gods than in doing good to their fellow men. -Cicero- The Cape Cod Adventure N . , . 1 I . X . 5 B M . ' P. Q- A, 1 Q-...:. R fl H V Y N Q 4 . ' i . ,ty I, an ESSAY ON MAN at ten, a childg at twenty, wild at thirty, tame, if everg at forty, wiseg at fifty, richg at sixty, good or never. -anonymous- My , ,L .f:'r. G -Juv , . fp IJ? 7. d 64 All of us who are worth anything, spend our manhood in unlearning the follies, or expiating the mistakes of our youth. -Shelley- The grand essentials to happiness in this life are something to do, something to love and something to hope fog v' - 4 Joseph Addison '11 -.-E, iff, r W 'Num 531. to of -5 ta 1 'fl x H w . . 'th 2, 3 'W 14 E gff, l M, I 1 ' '-is v 1 5-., TY' 4, si... 44 ,A L 1 We ,li Q kj rig 21:15 'g ,,ns l ol' s'n'nl' nl' 1 lg' ,Qi 1? stanza ' '! a.'l IQ ,l?3 '25, of Ju f liner 4 xl Halloween Party A friend to everybody is a friend to nobody. 74 He labors vainly, who endeavors Not unless we fill our existence to please every person. with an aim do we make it life. Spanish Proverb- -Latin Proverb- -Reichel- ei- . 4 . -sq 'inn ,I V iw 2 : ! X ' QL. P11 g It B' gf 'QS imwmiki ., .wa-M' X Jig.: 5 ,,,, is , 1? 9 V.1.P. S XX 622 725 YGW 0,06 S9 0541, QYVUW . S 6,90 - 00 'Z' LQ! 80619 e?' PM CUWW Hegfg Zi 91' 800 958' H' JGMQS ew-g,Q 6 'fP2f wp' 75 More V.I.P. 'S ww .630 W5 0,1 Q01 qsqfiwog A 90' QW YN 1 K X 'K N 4 ..- .1- U'- , 1 .ap ,V I' 46 gg kTi , -5- 5, ' ,111 . , I ,., 1 .,,' , , 1 F' ? an. f ff' W.. ,Q ' M13 ,fu xx x mm U, lfffiki' Q Q ,L Q' C - hui , ,Z-ui Q 1 F599 Flfifiwf? ,K - u If I -FQ' , H-QA ' 5 ' 5 1 W 1- FQ, :P ' t I 1, nw .' Il V z, fllxx I f WV ' 9 QW 4 . r ,T x W -A . jd 7 S 'x ,fulff Q A I 3 Nah? i, 7? 42 YL f. X901 6 609 . M06 Q ,250 NUC 0 5715, 691 3 Q 605 gc Oo? GC Oo Q 'Www 5 we M, .va - . ' qi. ,F Y xii, 1553 , y-5-0, f, o 4 , 1 var 1, 14 t. ' ' ' ' ' .- . M , mf?- -t sl :M V g K' is i M Y, - y F46 ' Q. . 4 , 4 .., v y x 4- if 5 ,, ' , , gr 'ey' TN' ' , 1 V, 4 1 7: 3 ' L' if- nv ?, f ' f - , ,LF 115 kai N V, -A 'Y ' , fy Q, n eq Y' lv Q ar' 7 , I V 0 J - NM 'div 45 The Uutdoor Concert al Mingle a little folly with your wisdomg a little A friend is a fellow who knows all about you and still likes you. nonsense now and then is pleasant. -Carmina Horace- -Carmina Horace- I WU! 'V . 'gi d . . The greatest part of what we do or say being unnecessary, if a man takes this away he will have more leisure and less uneasiness. Accordingly, on every occasion a man should ask himself: Is this one of the unnecessary things? Now a man should take away not only unnecessary acts, but also unnecessary thoughts, for thus superfluous acts will not follow after. -Marcus Aurelius- 79 4 ,1 I .ww f 1 U' -Pia' r ss. aux 1' - 3 .IN .J Q-1 ., ,JESS L.- ,fag j--I L-ij - , ,2 .1 4- g4.,r:wv4f--wx D ' ,- f Q -1 lbw: Fv .Lv,gg,w. -6 ,f, V' 5' 9-'Mex' 1-:.,..4 W i w 6 I 11 1 1 i I 9 g America has become so tense and nervous it has been years since I've seen anyone asleep in church-and that is a sad situation. Norman Vincent Peale 44 1 my Q if , .iA Campus Ch ' t' n .1 a., rzs LG Fellowship 1 1 I gn WWF? AWK? Q 1 ,pl 'I 5 Sigma Kappa Epsilon ll -?i5Qq , M X 1 ' J . P.- sa 7 N. ' 7 by 4-au4ML.H x lplflb x l I . I A X , l 'Xl N op' A A ' . ,'. .. s.. is N N., . gm . 4 f 1 ' .e . xx N fl 'N yr-,K V ,, . -ps' We probably wouldn't worry about what people think of us if we could know how seldom they do. Olin Miller f 83 K 6 14 i., Y f. 1 1 Y Q We flu... t... Hi Human Sexuality Center Remember when sex education was learning to kiss without bumping noses. Detroit Free Press Lecture Series Life can only be understood backwardsg but it must be lived forwards. Soren Kierkegaard Vet's Club Men must try and try again. They must suffer the consequences of their own mistakes, and learn by their own failures and their own successes. Lawson Purdy l 4-3,5-' K I X 'R 9 Z , ,lv .-sn. Chess Club fi j'1i?x f l alaliinl g rsvsflmar-+ .2-ll '! '9 'W ' -af F Q You must have long-range goals to keep from being frustrated by short-range failures. Charles C. Noble v , - I . , . , T rpg V il 1 ....-,-- Ai Y-f , ' K Q i ,,...-I i 5 E ,,. 5 'K fi Upon our children-how they are taught-rests the fate-or fortune-of tomorrow's world. B.C. Forbes Psychologial Society L-1181 STANDING, L-R: Dr. Paul Ronco-Asst. Faculty Advisor, Prof. Carl D. Smith-Faculty Advisor, Malcolm Serpico Murphy SEATED, L-R: John Coggins-Vice President, Steve Simmons- treasurer, Bob Campbill, Marilyn E. Conlon-President, Don Graham -Y. 'W 'JLS N gin, . - , ' -1 : Eg: eq ' 'T T' ,,- .iw - 8, Iv-'wr W C' ffm. fkfgqmifmi, 'A 1' Www new ' LCN psf-Q' mil, 352' Hn- f. .. '-Cn! 7 A psychiatrist is a man who goes g Q' A to the Follies Bergere and looks ff' at the audience. Dr. Mervin Stockwood Kg ily ,ig U i ' 0 A 9 T - -v ' Q? -Q' ' no .. ...,, . ' fi, f,,y,3,.7:L,.- - - .nt N. 'emma-P-..-,r-,e -v . 551--2-- -Y' s.:'.c'.eff'3aT,+' Florence Luscomb Womenfs Center ,elm wks me ,N ni is nn- rv Once he was all the world to me, but I've learned a lot about geography since. Nuggets 4 v' '1.. 1j I L W0men's Week 'ri -.klg'!g my .ul i1 1- , Remember the fable of the eaglet stolen from its nest. It was chained to a stake, fed, all its needs catered toy it learned to be content with its life. One day another eagle appeared in the sky. Each day thereafter the eagle circled closer and closer to the captive eaglet until one day its wing touched the chained bird. Once touched the grounded eaglet tugged and tugged until it broke its bonds and soared. I too have been touched by the wings and want to soar. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Womenfs Fair cf F ,Y ,V nn I, if ,Wy N AL ,..gl9 ' ,P Y a C Z -57 C .Qf 5-w ,X .Q x S . How many glorious deeds of womankind lie unknown to fame. Seneca -E? ...aff Ga Task Force SOME OF YOUR BEST FRIE D When TIME magazine does an article on a topic, l, for one, don't necessarily expect it to be scholar- ly, thorough or lleast of alll un- biased. TllVlE's recent cover story on homosexuality is a good ex- ample oi' the magazine's apparent tendency to present opinionated commentary as nevvs. At first glance, the article might appear to be a complete, fair and even generous record of the progress of the Gay movement over the past decade. Many oi the important historical facts con- cerning the gradual extension 'if constitutionally-guaranteed civil liberties to Gay men and vvomi-ri are reported here. G U O I , . ' . . .ny llavul Newton those reasons might he for vvith- holding employment opportuni- ties in various fields. ln education, the inference seems clear, and it is that same old red herring that Gay Teachers are likely to molest, poliutc, or recruit their students la view they also seem to find persuasiveg see p, 36l Simply stated, no valid evidence exists to support the notion that homo- sexuals are any more inclined to he chilli l'llOit'STl1l i or to pioselytizri tiiixii' sturiiiiits that arte heterosexuals lwr:'ri: :going to try 'fi SLinizTmi'i1it? tlif-' re,fsi?ari iH iii: this s N., for yriisi in si later ctiilimini, Tillfi: does a real niisserviitiz, to say the least, to tens of thousands of Gay The Gay Task Force of the Human Sexuality Program of Salem State College is composed of Gay students and faculty of Salem State, as well as interested Gays from the city of Salem and the North Shore. The purpose of the Task Force is to provide information about homosexuality with its many aspects to both the Gay members and to all interested heterosexuals. The aim of the program is to make Gay life more comfortable for Gays, and to educate heterosexuals in order that stereotypes and dis- crimination against Gays will eventually come to an end. The goal then, is to work toward the day when a group such as ours is no longer needed by either group. The manner by which the group seeks to reach the goal is by a series of lectures, films, a weekly column Written by us in The Log, and a Drop-in coffeehouse, which is presently meeting on Thursday nights from 7 to 10 P.M., in Scarborough Fair. Various programs are planned each semester according to the interests of the group or its needs. All events are open to the general college community. ,!l1't Society 'mpg' TWP f P I x tl' ,. LQ lnl The Salem State Art Society has developed into an active and enriching organization. It is concerned with providing the opportunity to develop a deeper awareness of the arts and their value. The services and activities of the Art Society provide for the educational advancement of the entire college community. The need to be creative and expressive has been met with the creation of the Salem Qfsafn Art gncinfv, I 7 6' EEZE!!!!!l!.ll Maui... A man who works with his hands is a laborerg a man who works with his hands and brain is a craftsmang a man who works with his hands and his brain and his heart is an artist. Louis Nizer i E is-2 llllllllnu' mall! SALEM STATE BROADCASTING fmk K-3 1, , -,.l 4? A i ia 1'- ? ' 4,-M' 6 . 3m,,,,,, AN. ln.. ' 'W n '- --mn W Hui HHIQO in ' ' 'N In 5 1' ' 3 Yxv I 'i Q.. Q fu, f .4 ' . s . T , wx If 1 1 ,..f'-Xxx XZ' V, -,, '-N we thc Ul'lXVlU,lHG 160 By' the L1nqL1.xi1g'1QO lure Been DOING Lim Lsa1Bc21cx'.xzs!Qi 90103213 wsiiu 901211.51 NYC VIOXX .N I. Q fx HTENI QIVIU xx II lv not mm. .l Business Administration Club 1151, AJ Swing Shift E li ,g.sy' X I 1 P :' X As marketing As sales As engineering requested it ordered it designed it ' i A 1 h - I2 A , 0 As production As plant What the customer manufactured it installed it wanted Political Academy :7 51 Y . cg , ? fi . gl' 2 N ell. f Q Q ss , ,M t glial xikll. - .v 1.1 I i r. wig,- is 1. lllx When you cannot make up your mind which of two evenly balanced courses of action you should take- choose the bolder. W.J. Slim Muszc , XXX by W K ...., ,Q 'ri 5 f v 2 f K I .SYS fur-rH'h. 'Q' L A lr 7 k -ws 000000000000 Another Lesson A young composer is said to have come to Mozart for advice on how to develop creativity. Begin writing simple things first, Mozart told him. Songs, for example. But you composed symphonies a child! the main exclaimed. when you were only 1 Ah, said Mozart, Ubut I didn't need to ask any- body how to become a composer. 6.2-gflk Los Angeles Times Syndicate X af 'A ,io, i t m 1 3 5 '5 it u . 0 In-f' Mn' N5-f' Yearbook Staff ,f-77 X X . Zin--,IL 'Q .x, X Yearbook Slogan To get something done a committee should consist of three people, two of whom are absent. -Anonymous- Q Y..- -..i... 5 1 i I 1 4 D A I w 0 l N 4 4 I i I i x 1 l F i l l x i 1 I l I Q E 2 2 li Uh , BOY I 'X 2 I' ,, , at iw. Afro-Am Q v . ,I L- Whoever seeks to set one nationality against an- other seeks to degrade all nationalities. Whoever seeks to set one race against another seeks to en- slave all races. Whoever seeks to set one religion against another seeks to destroy all religion. Franklin D. Roosevelt f 3 -nl' ' xi, Spanish Club 'W Wi' There is no duty we so much underrate as the duty of being happy. Robert Louis Stevenson The Log we . .rife un., Not for its sake alone, but for the sake of society and good gov- ernment, the press should be free. James A. Garfield Ei i fe. sl 'auf' I I I I I I I X f ..-1 --Q 15 s' nr 'fy .ax WW Football Game ,gps - ws-3 an C9227 .Lanai-in-Gln 'O 1' .J- 9 ,L 4 4 A-f .4 'ru A- it -ti 'wir ws .- -'exu ' ff, I I4 --ilu -k..-,. , -1. WV., no ,. o 3, ,Q . f ! ' J The secret of hu- mor is not joy but sorrowg there is no humor in heaven. Mark Twain In 4 af '. . wt ' 'J-.. . ph' :- f-.G ..,,. U 5 . 4 A qw, --- 107 G.A. , E11- Liberty has never come from the government. The history of liberty is the history of the limita- tions of government pow- er, not the increase of it. Woodrow Wilson 'L N ' , il ?- r.-. 'if ,A x. ,W '9 Senior Commztees So much to do, so little done. v-Cecil Rhodes Vx M-714, z' Recreation J as 2 4 J' lf , , Dirt is not dirt, but only matter in the wrong place. Lord Palmerston xr--M -M N 5 r 'f' g' V A rv . 'ff X iv u .' ,I Ab 1 A ,- v. L ju- vm-fi , ' . f .. ...:..lw ul 'HmMx'8'!W11'.: W rx When one tugs on a single thing in nature, he finds it attatched to the rest of the world. John Muir 41 Biological Society C 4 'Q Ntqir 4? wr-a , . di-. 'r. .5 ' R' xi, S xI,f' K 4 va -f 12 1. - X N X s, 5 'x . X 1 x5 Zg, 'ff I 2' J -ad 'T 1, F UC' , 1 N I 1 ,,', if fiviij 9 I. 4: U 'a iq Xa N' . +P J 3.5. 5 I. .,. 'q ' 1 I. 1. . 4' ,rf X . -q.,h,1 A A Ar Cnigfx 1' I 1 ai if 11 .L x. r ,,g4p--f ' 5 5. Y ff .h oy! .p, az I. 1' if f A Txltkx x 5' 53 w ,r 47 Y ,l' Ji' -dh. H: V. W Qvfll 1 J 'S 'Of' 2' . if . - J K1 I g2rLf'P', -. I 4' 4 1 ' v -I fk .f,f 11 J AQ X i -'. X f V , 'Ll 5. X Hia 'f X92 Q ag: f A -X 9 if f 4 X ,, ,, i A f . ,,. 1 lfv Y I - lol ,. -J 9- 3 ,' . if .4 . 5 41 .6, sv vlfhf X K Y lr Q 1 v I A, fofy . x AM: ,vi , M ro, .,L.i ---,.,,,45 'A ,ff-.w -- . f--- - .-uw rv 1 X ' ' 'fvexry ffl' L - K -sq, .4.U- . . . s. X521 . xp. 1 . -aug. -r.4Qs.., ' fin, n lYl'fx4.d x , 1.-.r,,,, - -Ao 1, ....i. . V , V' QQ' . 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If it , M 325 -A I 2 1 5 A i REMEMBER ........... collapse of sports complex, losing of master keys, and, of course the STREAKERS... Qt 'O 'K-li kv V 'F 51 Maria Aftosmes Peter Bergevin Joe Burchill Bob Cosman Paul De Vincentis 'Er' QF ir e V35 lx. 2 4' Y as 450' 'A' spa? ' ,oi 'f Vg- .. , ' , or Nix vu, , ' 2 Z? ll A an A 1 -': v - . 4 A -in Y ,J E X x...,f J C S. .,-42 5 V 1- - , XJ ' - T51 F121 QA - -211. :,'.'-- ' f fhizfe- :iuq ucq.'1z r' ' O. , ' , John B. Anderson Bill Anes Richard Axelrod Joyce Beaulac Richard Bishop S. Paul Blakeman Paul Bolger William Bradford James Burns Thomas Cairney Richard H. Carr Charles Christoforo Daniel Cox Paul J. Cranney Glenn Cruikshank Edward Defranco David Dillon Susan Garvey Dow Mary Beth Dunn Donald F ortenbacher 'slf - 'e, Z! -rise' 5 1834 f . AS 5 f g . '. 3', 1: C 1, , I .,,,. w ,O 6-- -Q Q- EY David Beauregard John Bradley Steve Clark Kenneth DePatto Frank F rontiero 1,52 Ql- ,B 'I ' , o , ,fm in ll 1 L ff' x . 'Y e . A A 1. f X ., 'V ,gfsfjifg V 'l IDX in 'Uu- ,L-'rt x t A x, X, J Wal WX- NOW 1, 2', 5' fel, s' gs ,, 4,5- ,R ' G 1. f T so fn S... ,,,.7 Q 1:1 x Lb' ff? ., gg, 'W' Xa, 4. X If 4 fi r xx Ji., ' i 'NV ' . 'ff I ' 4191 f , ,-ff:f:-'if-Zikffiiai K J' X' David Gaiero MichaelP. Gill Alan Hume Paul Katseroubas Vincent Mackey ,' FC' ,332 ev'- Keith Gale Ralph Goff Mark A. Jacob William Kell .V NeilMalatzky fi'-if l ' 1 l 'T' , v 1 V -,-ff, . i 1 l 3 Q' ,rf f ,, - New ff 541 A Ay I .4 1 Li? 'inf'- A 4 .Q fu. 1-. I 6 7 Q 5 55. .,,x 0-as bas' - 1... 14,' Y K I l I 'U GUN Reyno Gaillongo Judy Harding Walter E. Johnson Steven Lombardo Patricia Meffen lv., 1 AL Allen Giles Susan Hart James Judge Karen Lyddy Michael Molligi 5 Peggy Gedult Von Randy Gee Jungenveld Paul Handley Kathleen Grady Frank Jamogochain John Johnson Robert K. Landau Michael Liggiero Arthur Mason Terry Mathews 5:Q,,h X e' T x 1 Xe- .fr 1 513 j I E, 0 , ,- ' ' we , 1 L al-F? 'Xb Y qgfv 5.--'1 uns, ., ., 1' 3.5: 'Zak ,, 2, -J -19' 'J l if, get -,,, .,-ga -.Av tix 1.9 Susan Moore Mary Beth Murphy Donald Nelson Doreen Piazza Robert Piranio Allen K. Portney Ernie Rotondi Annmarie Rybinski Mark Scerra Richard Tremblay David Wensley Richard Zampell ,Q dr 1' 'nu- C ff Nl .-2 ...the Fall and Spring Arts Festivals and all the unusual exhibits, the matches in the bowling alley, and contests in the pool room, sleeping in the lounges, not to mention the movies held their at night, and the congestion in the library every evening... .jaw 'ani'-it 1. Tim O'Connor John A. Prucknicki Lou Sonnella xr . 2 rv A by x4nn! X , I R -1 Michael O'Hearn Robert Quinn Teanna Spence 4, ,NIA 1 A jx: Q 'Qx ,., N'-an I' Q ,N is ,4 Ke J Lair ii y, K' f X fi 1 la5, f 1 . liwbglf-Ms , ,IA- L, ,. L E I it A ' 'A 2-3, I . I I , i . K ,M 4 3 up fi' '- f' C 5. 5 1 -. gat: -' . K' James N. Papadonis Dennis Reddington Roselyn Swartz s?, s,i!ig,,'Q5 x. LV, Y Y 'L A' , t, 1 u. '54- be 90: --sql 1 y ' 1 Frannie Actis Karen Beaudoin Jean Coleman Leo Dunn Getachew Gebreab uf C :Q Q I ' 4 . f-ny ,, -kgs fu.. ,X ,Q-:vs 'Tsl Q , x., X-, 4' ,Yu Debby Adams Barbara Bulloch Denise Coolidge Margie Edmonds Kathy Georgeopoulas E, N fi Q , iff . 42, ' I ,wg ,pg Q72 Jodi Anastos Aglaia Andrews Elaine Marie Callahan Peggy Campbell John Cupo Mary Ann Cusack Lillian Emery Joanne Erelli Donna Girouard Mary Guardino 1 Q! Qs-07 ,VA . y 4? if n Louise Auglieri Diane M. Carideo Carolyn DeLorey Charles Flemming Dale Marie Harney pf' '-H-ff a., F i W-un. ! 407 'E .Q' 'iff' W' X ' un Ax . x 'O Beth Batchelder Stephanie Chagaris Barbara Dixon James Gargas Paula Johnson 3. be x , Y lx Rx l .wx My 5 , M, ' m I 'WM Y'-V 8 . .,'-, , - f V: ,. fv 'S 'q f -7' Linda Kane Sandra Lawrence Virginia Masters Nancy Pescatore Robert J. Richard L72 v, I O ff-7 S S. ,vyn fl, ,-' , , fi gs f g ' 3 . Jef 5 ,L 2? l,l .' . 1 ' 'Q- 1 X ' -Q . ' . . fix Linda Kapinos John LeDuc Anne Merriman Kathy Pidgeon Ellen Sanderson AA Barbara Kelly Alice Longabard Marilyn Moccia Mary Potter Vera Sayzew ja ,L fx gl ET Ellen KOSZOH Kevin, Lang Margaret Maclsaac Jo M h Lynn Morin Judith Pienton Karen Shepard we 'Vx Linda Laganos Nancy Martin Susan Peredna Martha Quinlan Janet Reggiani Terry Silva Michael Sirrico x 'l .f ..... '.',4 u , ,Vf' X R 'Us 'Q Q, . ,,, - , J I, x 'f ' v ,,. f Y , ,. I -n F If f , . Sherrill Spillane Brenda Terrell Mary LcLaughlin Diane Gray Julie Pettengill J V 'O Q ' 1 I ,fl i .f ' f S . 4----1-?1 1 'G - Lfgbqv .ix wr, ff ,R ' 7 X is 1 nz- S- -in., . I, -, -,s fe-'s Q? f ,N ff' 1 I , 1 I I ,f--. ul U. 1 ,. , ly 52 W 's.?, ' 1 ni Q. gig 9 I . , F f .2 .. J 7 '34 ., 5:15 fA.A.'4 fx. 3. 'Q 4- ,, . - 5 ' 55 he S gf- . A '-. - S' ' Doris Stanziani Sylvia Strellis Wayne Terminello Mary Ann Thomas Zegenu Tsige Robin Vance Christy Venios Donald Whitman Pamela Zaharis Ifhemistry .4 farth Science Cheryl Pizzo Clarice Hentz John Powers X 1 45 ', .Q4 -3- A C'-:L .,, 6- 915 -1 IH! Clyde Robinson John Irving Michael Retelle Lisa Von Sternberg James Baldassari Jay Knapp Greg Neidholdt April Ridlon Edith Roy ei 1 17 , . E ,1 .W 4 , for f v fx J' 2 95c- ' an Peter Berreni William Opalka Gary Sager ,ff ' 91. -4 '23 5. Y , 'X I N X 'il .5 ' by . . . the student-faculty ensem- .. ble, the smell in the rec. room, ' 'W K ,rx the time we were freshmen and y 'P' I Q ' they told us the sports complex 'I A 'P ,X ' would be ready before graduation X K fWHOSE???j . . . i f ' N FU ,. , M A Q ' in ,A 1- at Q . '-4 f T 1' '35 if. I J' f '- r 1 Margeret Sams Dominic Screni Lynda Trupasso Judy Blaisdell Susan Blanchette Ann Marie Lou Bailey Sherrell Bergeron Katheryn Blair Antonelli Helen Boulay Shirley A, Boyqjian Catherine Boyle Cindy Calderan Patricia Camenga Linda Cameron Virginia A. Caron Elaine Cionti Elizabeth Cobb Vicki Cohen Patti Colarusso Peggy Concannon Kathleen Connelly Mary Consolasio Cindy Cummings Richard Cushing Patience D'AooIio Joanne DeGason Lee Delande M A0 X 4, P if 'Q ii x x . 'C' 3 'Q ' , 4 'W 1-1 I K 'ff' 3 K. -S---si 'W 1 '-nie U, 4 .f' ' f x .1 X ,AQ . X , ,W M ... .Y , I .-qv '. K .,a if .X 3 ' ' 1 f 1 1 ,iv J? -.mga mf I mp on-7 -4 t ' L4 Q.. I Y 4 Q' n I, ' 51 I., .w fty I' '9 Debra DeSantis Wendy Fates Donna Gibson Nancy Holian Debra Kitteridge dl' 4:2 L. fun f f- '-171: 9 ,A is ,-, LR, ,Q 7 fb , 'WS Q... W , 1 '0. , av- Lif-f I 5 , V W,., V , ' lm, isffifb 'L tl MQW. ' l use 4' 'nf- 5' , Av' , 1 1 ,eff Janice Dooley Stephen Fladger Lorraine Gillis Diane Hughes Joanne Kwiecincki -, f M 'Y' 1 'f N ' 45 ,, - xl: . g,' ', :2 .ff X QQ Laurie Doyle Ca thi Flaherty Susan D. Gregory Michelle Hughes Cynthia Lakus 3 'Rl Y f - 4- 1 I , lj ' f 4 si -2 ' 'S I n W 4 'Ng , lx A. X - f 'vs G -- . W, W . , U 1. it 4- G X ul 4 A fs Susan Dube Charleen Follet Donna Griece Pamela M. Janos Margaret Lang Q ,. , fra fv- 11 3 Ifoiq X f X i7 S,':7 7 . I S2 Leslie Dziama Carolyn Fusco Cindy Haley Patricia Karamas Melinda La Vecchio ,. ?l if we V' Q? Margaret Eaton Nancy Galvin Patty Havican Kathleen Kenny Anne Marie Loveridge V v. ,, Av, 4. I O.. iii-N fi-'Q ' I 03 tx fr 05,9-f .,-Y It ix X I' , U I , ,Q 'o- N 1 -J xv? 'N -fiqf' Debbie Lucci Nancy McCahill Daryl Nason Donna Pezula Kathy Scholtz - ,Lf L Kathy Lynch Susan McNamara Helen Nicoll Donna Pihe Valerie Scriuano if Lf-f 0' X 45.74 Sandra Krane Lynch Marie McNamee Debbie Och 's Mary Pike Donna Serino 'Q Deborah Mallard Jill Morris Claire O'Donnell Mary Ann Preuett Joyce Spolsino mfs? :UN A 1 f 4 N fr K ,ff l, 41' Pamela Manos Maureen Murran Kathy O'DonnelI Marianne Rosati Carol Stetson fue. S , 3 l .Q 4,-. . f - . ,X . .ff V-gg, ,,,,.,,, ,el . Patricia Marks Janet Nadeau Denise Oliver Charlene Ryan Reina Teole 7' 3- , 5 1 -f Rf YY? P 'PSM ',x, I .fa we -' Q - r. I 7? 'Vi Ui -4' 21' at 1 , lv -. f X 1 'Q A' N, I , 'i ' 1 ,,, r-i Kathy Thompson Diane Williams Joanne Abdallah Maria Antinarelli Helen Breda D-Nia . ir y Q---r' A xi 6:2-,a.:.-if 4-17 4 fk -K 585 s. ,r of . Q r , 4.1, 1 J lm CN-P ...the BUMP, the old library, the Archie Bunker poster, the day the cops ticketed the dorm kids for parking in the parking lot, the day Keegan cancelled school at 7:55 after we were al- ready here... Dottie Tinsley Julie Turner Joanne Turini Karen Verda Suzanne Welch John Adams Lynne Andersen Betty Anderson Evelyn Anderson Linda Anderson Lorri Arpin Marianne Avallone Evelyn Barisano Judy Barthelmiss Michael Bean Elizabeth Brennan Grace Capoliana Cathy Carey Diane Cebulski Jean Charmanski f 'A-'Ex I Vi, A S ' W Q , 4 . T I l Q, A 1 L'-'y N 'I 4, X A ,I 'I ' -- UH 1-4 lf? I,-gg us 'O-v., 7 N Q I' 4 U' r F Debbie Ciarcia Janet D'Angelo Susan K. Farese Richard Fratto Karin Graham 'UQ 'ix 'S-.f V-,L Q 3 Riga K. ,QT -6 . 1 b ,l 9 02 . f . 'J 2 N, .1 V Sue Condon Carol Danisiewicz Rose Marie Faro Cheryl Frongillo Ed Gronbeck Clrffi -an Q' . . ' I bw ,M A , l 4 'A re' ,M Frances Conides Frank Dilworth Judith Fenner Lynne Galasso Patricia Haney , ff M 'G - 1 ' A , ' P' A1 .. Q' , , A Janet Corning Jan Dobson Joan Fitzgerald Diane Gaudet Janet H oar , ,Q Mg? ,,,f 'LQ--4 ' y ,., , H1 , if L7 A 1 gy.. , ,, l n y -' ,f ...ff V Ls, ,,. ,pm v 'Y fm' ! Beverly Crawford Susan E lls Barbara Foley Leslis Georgoulis Dana Hoffman fl, :N In iq! X J 'fm 'Wi if f xrfxx l 'LJ' f' Y '17 X XX f-X Joan Cuoco Bill Endslow Judy Fowler Debra Goodick Alfred M. Holmberg AQ 1. K! gg L if: 'lt 1 fxx 1, N .,: , 5 , 1- If .fffft v ' ' 1 fill -1:2 ft A QI. ,QR 'am' ill'- fin ,ff Pl XX Q Patti Jennings A ' William Jones Kerry Long' , h Kim MacDonald JoAnne Martini Nancy McCarthy Mary Ann McGrath Claudette Mercurio John Nicolosi Gail O'Connell lv 1--1 Susan Kelleher Steve Manley Alice McEachern Brenda Moge Anita Ognibine v ,Qfvs X 1-.PJ v 2 'Kgs 'V X rv. ' Q. if 1 :- nr- ix 1 ' s Wendy Kelley Judy Marcilla Brenda McGilloway Diane M onteeth Dale Perruzzi IQ UQ ff? V5-ki Q-- 1.39.4 1 ,.sa- Kathy Kerrins Pauline Marrone Kathy McGinn Constance Moy William Perry 'Cxlhr '11, -4' TI 1 1 I I 4 Q-ui , 'aff wk -.l If 1 If Elizabeth Leonard Candace Marsello Patti McGonagle Dian Muzichuk Diane Pesce 2, fi I Q if l Ruth Pinkus Carol Ramsey I Robin Sawyer l 5 i ,s Jduy Stacchi fl Claire Tilsley -0' jr'- i IS-x 'W? v -if I Janet Piorier Mary Randall Barbara Scalley Gerald St. Amand Stephanie Tsolasx 11 :I 'x .1 w S ?'-. 1.7 Y , M, I Z 1 ' ax Q, 'x .amy , UN, . , if ff x F N 1 ff 90' 1- .tx Peggy Powers Cherly Robichaud Jane Scanzani Donna Sweeney Beth Ann Turner ,.,... . ug: 4 . ,- K ? 'Q J. .. 4 ,J ' If J lf- 1 D A . r x ' as .ef ' ' 'E all , F wi. P 'T rf' My f 9 , -04 Connie Pustarino Alan Rubin Marguerite Schipilliti Jean Sweeney Gina Umanita lf ,.--I S du 1,4 an-0 '!'T f7' ,AE S 'Nr .vs-X ff1 lg,,. Im , Q, ,:'l5,. ' 1 Y Elaine Quartarone Barbara Rush Dick Sciaca Liz Sweeney Anita Whitney 5 5 x, 5 Q ,3 'Ka- ll-fl Wi :F ,va 1 1 v lf fif, Carol Ann Quinn Andrea Russell Judy Smith Cynthia Tacelli JoAnne Valliere rv--'V' Na i fu. - I V A , 4 ! it .sim . z. 4 N- gi M... ,M ,qw .4-of -V W . . 'T' ,fy 'I Z A In N I. E V cn lf , , gy I .Y NancyZarnpitella Michael Alaimo Michael Coleman Mary Desimone Jim Glynn 1 i'! af' 'Q ' Sandra Zappala Eileen Belsak Brent Connolly Debbie Donovick Nancy Gumm praying that went on in hopes that he would not shou, up in the next minute the Shuttle-Bus and Caesario... .31 1' I. Q as ...holding your breath when a professor was nine minutes late and the fi 0 X x , S 4 7 7 X I f' x ' f' TA 1 . oil -I 01 J iff J. Ronald Bogan Eileen A, Broderick Martha Carlson Mary E. Chagnon Tom C oughlin Beth Connors Anne Stowell Deborah Cronin Lynda Curtis Caroline Evha ya F rancada Lynne Freeman June Gallo David Hahesy Susan Hancock Charlotte Hayward Marie Hebert kt'--Q41 1 K4 1 4 fb C ' if 'veffzfv -,eff 41 'Q Q1 'za' 'T GX T-0-Y i I ' 'x ' was ,Q .7 s f A V' I :5ur?'5' ' ,, B-. -.1- -1 f Z' x x ,v '00, 01' .1 'zz . 'v 'Q , 1 g f V, 1-5, ll .l li Ann Kowalski Wayne Ouellette Arlene Whalen Anne Marie Bryson John O'Callaghan Oh 'LYS TX I af,- -1 1 5 '08 41 I-4 ,,. - x r - v a Q 1.1 I 3' Jr, -, I. . :nw- -v K ,:- Ill-, William Marnik Mary McCarthy Maryann Michaud Marie Piccirillo Paul Richards Cindy Sheppard Maria I. Valencia Mary Wezlow Guy Darise Susan Gagnon Roseanne Johnson Michelle Plaisance Susan M. Rancourt Christine M. Sanbuco Cv au' x A Sheryl Milliken Paula Strom MaryAnn Benedetto Barbara McCallion Jeanne Thibodeau ,- N ,. ,4- an LJ, X ' 'fjgfx' ! flffnn, Ginny Mooney Ann Tahuorian Sharon Boccuzzo Elaine Miceli Phyllis Tremblay J! 413 , 'IWW .M Wav if' -.... .4- General tudies YQ f.- X A,-1-31 ,l. so n I . v . 9 Y - 3? E.q,,.ly U Jw I 1 -, :fr ,ff W 1' if 1 f 'X X L lrgsffi. Y r f,.A - 'N In 'fm '35 K L Q1'8, ' 1 X -V '-,F 4- F' s i AV . . 1 Joan Shaw Susan Callahan Susan Burke John Holmes Kathleen Hall David Small David Splaine D rx 9- lx. Pat Cronan Richard Iappini SA , X. g 'Y I xl 75 ff B' fr V 2 I f f 1-' ,mr V' S 'rv ' ,J 41 E Af 4 4 7- .5 ' x ' f 4 . ' 1 :XL , 1 K I Steve Baranowski Jim Dobbins Jim MacKenzie Geography George Stankiewicz I-1 sw. Pat Vautour . . .the black Symposium, the Bicentennial minutemen, those ADD-DROP forms, all the clocks that didn't work, and all the clocks that weren't there. . . ,- - -vi - J 14 if all-,TS Dan Boudreau Susan Bowers Edward Dobie Margaret Gromko Kathleen Morse Susan Malchajian s el- QQ if rv f 'T W A vw: . W A Q- I ,fl 3- . .11 X f fa I fl ei, . X ' u , Q-1, ' 9 ., lfg i ' lx . 5 1' I n w,- 'Y 1' il l ' l ev ' 5 11 1 Q' sf '-.132 Nl Ar, N j iv ........,. x fv ' lvhvilgi i ., ,f N ,4,f.3,N , f Q rf 'L i ,S H J. v , f -v 'j ff' , I v' 1 ,- J 1 ' Linda Camarata Janet Gagne 'Pom Lindberg Sheryl Stone 4. -.1 Felice Cantor John Guanci John Mangan Darilyn Sweeney -, ..,! ' 5 X Wig , . I '-.....,.. ,, ,. I On 'K v r f,- -1 -A 2 'Q .. : 1 , f ,, .,,. . .' ' ' f 5 1 L . , f ' J '-,f ,f an V ., I J 5 L, I x - 1 , '2.,!' A , . Patricia Collins Diane Hodge Mark McSweeney . ,, , - , N--at If' ,1 , ' .e ,ff J, ,af a 'N ff I' 1 Q! Nicholas Economou Kathy Hynes Debbie O'Connell 1115 Corey 1? I -0. ' if in wwf.- Marthy Flanders Lyn Fulcinitz Laurene Kaufman Scott Kent Arthur O'Leary Denise Porrazzo F4 OCILN . . . the high-flying Red Sox and their pennant and world championship, falmostj, the Lynn Arena, the O'Maley Rink in Glou,, and the Twin rinks: which way do we go?? .... ' ,ease Nancy Bardaro Cindy Estes Jim Monaco Linda Rosse 16 up 2-rv K ff fs: '3 R' .' .5 I' L ' r- ' 1 4 X 'ff , i at 1 ..:-Q . ,jf ' 5 ' -'- .-.-C' er - A'-I. ri lla- Y John A. Christian Dan Comeau James G. Joseph Argenziano Cunningham Jr. John Doria yuivfoze wwf so uni wow Lisa Harley Bill Hart Kevin Reid Kevin Keefe Kenneth Murphy JoAnne Quinn Debby Coleman- Theresa Roberts John Scanlon Anne Marie Snell Talbot Laurence Talbot 'Q 'bf 5 'CZ' in L Alf . veg 4-34 . 2 4: ,1- Y .J 46 I -. 7 -Q- X ff, W G -4:5 , f. 'Ri 'v -L n Charlene Auallone Del Dube Ed Kehoe George Rogers Aaron Tufts 'U 'U' -.1 f tx 'll 1' ,..-A ,f . . . the bell tower, the noon rush through the Commons and the detour to the snack bar, the quick and efficient service at the bookstore, and the good times down at Scarborough Fair. . . QQ Michael Allen Leila Gilbert William Ouellette 1, .L ,, 4 2 1 I ,A bs I ' 1 xx ,W . R' ' it ' Q' of-P53 1:2 T - , ' fs ff? ' I 'N 11 ga ' , x , 'I WL. Y - 'if' M W1- Linda Arbour Denise Cayon Gail Chalifour Edward Bella Frontiero D'Entremont Carol Hanson Judi Howe Kathy Ingraham Barbara Iovine Donna Pappalafdo Janet Redford Stephen Rubin Paul Sampsonis Ka,-en Koch Q 44 w--- -T g ' ,ff QVQ 4 ,M infix f' J f or A , -an 'ff o- I 1 f g x r Q i lla Q3 ' 'M' ' ',,-M .e , ' f'fw.4 LHR. gf.. 'W' Z? X I I I , la M32 ' fl if 1 'UTM' ..7J5.,. 5- a' Q ay i V . G. mf H 795 af Q 1 x 82 x x x ., X Y ' l '31 .15 . 1,6 4 h 0 , I., Q 43 in ! 'W f . .jf of f ,, fy I - I , A .I x 5 11 Q , 4, .A G3 A 'f 'R for Q 1 'Q 5 5 in nl gg . ab ,5 5, my lj 1 ' ' I f B x , G su , '-.I v T, l in ' l 7 . X I fc, Q S 0 I t f '- A g N fi 3, y ' I 4' 5 if Lf ' fl! 71 1 3 ' 5 ' 0 Jane Bartlett Nancy Brodeur Christine Bradley Janet Calder Judy Carlson Deborah Carr Karen Christensen Donna Chalupowski Debrale Cole Mary Condon Mary Copeland Susan Cranford Joanne Desjardins Sue Didick Nancy Di Mattio Linda DiTommaso Eldine Echteler Tara Fenton Janet Green Celeste Huse L' aj, is A ff' K at Lg-'51 ' . .. 4 , I ., . Y rf f i ,-lf ZIIQSIJVG Lois Giunta Judy Halleran Debra Johnson Eldine Kacrnarcik Karen Harris Pat Kozlowski Elaine Hoppich LouAnn Kuzdzal Robert G. Hunt Robert Lyon 4 Q 41' V la 'US x-v il ,S Joyce Maloney Ingebord Rankin Mary Santapaula Cindy Soule I Xp . 1 ,--ng. 1- M 0 . . . Bruce Springsteen, look what Salem State did for him, and look what Salem State did for Aerosmith, a number 1 song. . . 4, ' 'S i 4 'J Sue Meissner Maura Parker Marianne Sarka Patricia Sullivan fr , f 3 2 X 4 fl fr- I X- n r X y cz uf, -,,-- - Wt, re 3' .4 Sz. .. 2 b Q, f Z K. ' 0 if I l .3 'fn -9 ve. ,Vg W! av 'i ' X' J . - rl if 'ZA if Q ' ' n - Y J f 'X l A it M fig? f 'E C ,art , xl Pat Mombourquette Mary Morrissey John Mulcay Ellen O'Connor Lucia Paolini Gail Palladino Debbie Roach Mary Sanford Anna Smith ' Kathy Scalli Celeste Senechal Constance Kathleen Strassel Anna Wilcox Zdanowicz Michele Smith f Q Ni. 1 1 , l ' f in 41- s A Q 9 512, , ' o gl' . Half if 11 ve J N gi Q -f Ev' KO 20' ! 4525 vie Q 8539 'Z 8. b Z Gi 9 fx-N 'v T A.. A 9 , Ar, s li. N il -1 4 N , vw 'Qi 'Q ' 4 ' K , ,i 1 F H X mf' X 49 f J -f fo li -, X I fv -v 1 , 44 -Q4 A 4 FJ! NEW ,AC lx I I V ' ' ' V. . V ,V -A 1 1 f 1.'x.-1.'ki4k'kl- Thomas Bourque Mary Clutchey Michael Evans Richard J. Gilmartin Jan Kennedy Peter LaChapelle Francis Leonard Francis Lynch Joanne Muise Ralph Olson Laurent Perrault Suzanne Strzempek Stephen Touchette William Wiley Tsegaye Yie Steve Wakeham Marie Balter Albert Becton Liz Boyajian Karen L. Conn Richard Cassell John Coggins Lyn Conlon Bruce Crowell Gail Cuman Debra Dello Russo Michele M. Dobie John Dunn 4-0- AEDS- SWG, .1-Q . . . getting the business down at South Campus and the LaBelle concert, who can forget that?. . . Q .- si ,, -RSE J.. 'Q ei NJ. 4., W, ex I Q NA'lj '95- :' ' l T L.. Thomas Farrell Howard Freedman Lois Fuller Mary Ellen Hynes James A. Hackett Jean Kelleher Hugh Mitchell Calie Morhair Carol Murphy Terence Quinn Paula Ramusno Elaine Scopa 1 5 I, ' 4 4 . .. M.. 3, f ,:fl - . ' or , V -,, Z , ,F r I ' ur, 2 1 .Jin 5 . , V Ji . 1' 'V .2 '. 'Q .. lla -. . .. ,,. , ' .- . 4 as - x, 4 :3l5-'ZIs 'C- If 'fr Q QTY.- .- J s ,pr a 'fx 4 L3:v'd:n , ,' Q:S:,1:,1 'J' ' i ::v.','.', 4' 2?:f:2-...- ,U , If 5 :.!:,:,:,:'v . 1 25.1-,f::.. Joel Gillem waters Debbie Kelly Dan O'Leary Steven J. Simmons 'mf' lr Ziff V '5 f eh, he Rich Held Michael L. Massi Paul Petrone Susan Tarnowski ff , I, i J of 5' , f .Q .. ..., , 9? 'te x Wen ff '42 1 .LL Qggfeefe if , I N 'hp 'tx Hr Q 'W J X ,xg 1 -f u . 2' 1 '- . X X . LA .f', ' Q VL l ? 3 . if .Aww fi' -.. it Daniel Hanan Marilyn Molnar Marion Punch Sli! il jef ,s 1' JN if fr 'vs b N A ,, 1213: My x. lk iam! . . . the live chess match, the clown show in the commons, the FLOG, the day we lost the electricity, the flood in Bowditch and the smell that lingered after. . . Q r A - -4 .W 'IWW , I hfkf ,. ,36- L -an ,N 'sv' :qu 'X :ggi , J sl . K N ,, f pg can ,C I Q' , rx '-ra' 'fo i 'ev ' 4 Z? Q ...gs 'Q-. f 1 ay. N A v f ll A , , V4 Q ffm? an , ' is ! 5 'gf M ' , x ly, ' lx X Y. M 5 'bf ' s -. . M -I .hiv I . -- Mary Ellen Ahern Cindy Azer Michelle Carneuale Kathy Bagan Carolyn Cervone Kathy Destanfo Jean Discuillo Ann Dolan Atlee Dowdell David F. Dubois Diane Fishman Connie Fratto JoAnne Fulchino Marianne Gershaw James Guerin Sister Noelle Kathy Juliana Larry Kelly Steve Kelly Diane King Langlois Bill Mazerall Ann McCullough Wayne Miller Anna Nicolosi Barbara Ochieng L5 fl-4' '4' 'I'-Q--2 N, 'X -.4 x .1 ! , A i 'fi. ' N-is ..-in y J 'Q 1 if Marilyn Connolly Vincent P. Dullea Joanne Harp Denise Mahon Judy O 'Leary Q' ?,X A K A 'N A: ,,., ,,, 4' L i X Marla Porrazzo Tom Wright Bill Barboza Bill Culuerhouse Celia Flanagan f 17 hz. , W 4 Qs.. 154-an 'UN . . . and your feelings of elation when your first class was changed from 8:00 to 8:30 and your feeling of depression when you discovered you still couldn't beat your professor to class. Cindy Reum Mary Callahan 1 1 1 i, , 4 15 f ' 1 ,-.. i 44- ,K James Smedile Ann Cardoza 13.5 5067115 Debra Curry Mary Garrity 1 1 f E, ., Maryanne Dady Kathy Harrington ? Q ll 2 I . ix 'W-I3 Debbie Sordillo Sarah Terrell Louise Chisholm Mary Ellen Conte Anne Driscoll Ruth R. Harvey WELCZ4 168 Paul Driscoll Daniel Hurley avg' f. I ,I bv Wendy Williams Tom Cronin Janet Fitzgerald Heidi Huttanen .bi x ati, ,,. -' ' A-V rftx' ,F .... Y 5 . ,W . gi.-.3 W ' I, n...:u. .-'ig r 5 l . .9 ' . ',',- , o:u:u, zmfgjg Q lb! ' U ' .r--- . -', Oo ., .:.. ,, . . ' '. 11 Q5-vi if ,'.,. Q 1 , , A Q' . 4, ij, 'V . ,, . 5, Q , 1' 15 . ,,f K ffl-:fe - g ff- x.Ll,2.H ,... ...J kiln' f fx 1150s Joanne Jaeger Carol MacKenzie Mary Nash Cheryl Rogers Kathi Kane Ward sf? , ,U ,pf ' ff- ff ' Os slr A ,S ,cy 'xv '. s iv V . 1, Christine W. Jersyk Maria Marissa Robin Nolan James Rouezzi Marian Vitagliano xv. 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Q ' ' ff s ' , I SA ' ' , ,, , V1 'i .E L L' V V 1 If ' M 1 'iv RECORD 21 wins-6 losses Coach Michael Gilligan OPPONENT SCORE Middlebury W,3-0 Worcester W 10-4 Westfield Frammgham Union Merrimack St Anslem s Elmlra Merrimack North Adams Lowell Babson St Anslem s U Mass W62 W50 L69 L15 W52 W62 W84 W62 W21 W91 L43 L63 Colby Williams Bridgewater Connecticut A C Fitchburg Holy Cross Bowdoin Merrimack Army Boston St Oswego Bowdoin OPPONENT SCORE W,12-1 W1O W1O W11 3 W14 L4 4 1 :J vi ' n 7 'E lx X I . f X wr' H 's 5lxl.E X X 414'-fx Www Y Soccer This years soccer team had preseason hopes ol having a great year. A slow start and injuries In key players resulted in the team having a losing season. They started the season with two ties at the Gordon Invitational Tournament. They then beat Fitchburg State in overtime. The following week they defeated Worcester State and lost a close one to Framingham State. But as soon as the season rolled on, injuries resulted in losses. How- ever, they bravely displayed a lot of poise and pride when they played Merrimack, whipping them 4-2 in the Fiesta Mud Bowl. Maybe that win was a sign for what's to come in the future. Next vears team will be led by Co Captains Bob uirk and John Duffy The team will be losing three good players due to graduation they are Jeff Pash Kevin Keefe and Kenny Lineham The rest of the team will be returning under Coach Schneider and Asst Coach Whitehouse The outlook for next year is very promising with the continuing efforts of many key men awaiting action again next year Q... WV mil C S 'Nw Q.. -i,,,.3' If 1976 RECORD 4 W 7 L 2 T Coach D Schneider OPPONENT SALEM STATE GORDON EASTERN NAZERENE WEST NEW ENGLAND NORTH ADAMS STATE BOSTON STATE FITCHBURG STATE FRAMINGHAM STATE WORCESTER STATE SMU MERRIMACK PLYMOUTH STATE WESTFIELD STATE MASS MARITIME 0 q'm'S'vr N 5235 1, S-f 'wg ifiivif 'llllnudli' 'Z -BJ 4nr 'Qy 1,31-Y' lu.zW W Tl iw wif' gf 'fit' 3 8 : - , - , - : . I ' .D 2 2 I 'L ! 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The years have seen the club grow in size and develope into one of the more succesfull Karate Clubs in this area. This team has competed in 7 tournaments and has done remarkably well in each and has more events than any other local col- lege clubs at the meets. This club practices the ancient Greek style of Classical Karate, which is taught by George Gonis of East Boston. The style tries to recapture the inspiration and values of the Greek Athletics and Scholars of Classical times. The union of athletic, intellectual and spiritual develope- ment in a harmonious manner, we believe, results in the wisdom and courage necessary to conduct a meaningfull life. A carefull examination of classical literature provides us with the tools necessary to accomplish this task. I-+1 In this style the student begins with the physical developement through the practice of basic self de- fense forms emphasing self control. In this way the student learns to use his body as an effective instru- ment in harmony with his mind and spirit. Upon reaching the Black Belt the student begins a study of the classics, with emphasis on Homer, Plato, and and Aristotle the Karate student thus becomes an athlete, scholar, teacher, thinker, and writer. Much is expected within the framework of human capabili- ties, and the key aspect is personal growth. The clubs instructor for the past years has been Anthony Schepici, a Third Degree Black Belt at the Gonis Academy. vs ww We The Great Race P554 if The purpose ofthe llmmx Fund Race was tvuo fold Flrst to demonstrate the ah1l1ty of our ata demlc commumty to ut1l1ze lts resources for the beneflt of the SOC16ty at large Also to hrlng facultx and admlnlstratxon members together on the fleld of competltlon for thelr own enjoyment and enrlchment The student body and departmental 0fflCG staffs responded enthuslastlcally by sponsorlng thelr favorlte entrant Salem St students always seem to rlse to the occaslon when help IS needed hx charltable groups The entrants were Presldent Edward Penson Dean of Students Dr Charles Welch Men s Athle tlC Dlrector W1ll1am GllllS Womens Athletlc Dlrector Nancy Cllfford Dlrector of Data Proc essmg Howard uoldsmlth and Professor of Blol ogy Dr Cla1rePame W1 W ,www :-ng 5 1 i Both Dr Penson and Dr Welch participated under unusual duress. They had both given blood to the United Fund Blood Drive the same day as the race. Dr. Claire Paine a dedicated distance nner won the race going away All participants demonstrated determination and courage by com plting the two mile course. A great deal of fun was had by all. Everyone profited by participating and contributing, including the Jimmy Fund Thomas M. Page, who is co-ordinator of the Jimmy Fund Race deserves alot of credit for the time and work he contributed. After the race he stated Our aim is not only to enrich young minds but also to help insure all children get the opportunity to learn with healthy bodies and enlightened minds couuous . T' x ,A SALE- ' It 141:35 f V ' ' fig ., , I I . . -. , . - e 2 Q .AQ N ' ' i . -'e--eV 2 1, V -. -iris ' ' . To 'Q' W :ull 1 -41 Y- ,wmv 'lf' 'I' s-er' 5p,LEf Wi x PTT in a giamgjwi ir kwa? N ,90- kjlxx Cross Country Cross Country IS unllke any other sport ID the realm of atheletlcs The partlclpant IS requ1red to run a dlstance between 4 8 and 5 4 mxles He must traln every day to prepare hlmself mentally and phys1cally The cross countrx athelete IS requlred to run on all types of terra1n 1n all kmds of weather It IS a demandlng sport that requlres the athelete to challange hls mmd and body to go beyond the natural l1m1ts of en durance The wlnnlng IS not necessarlly only ln the race lt IS also a personal klnd of w1nn1ng that bullds prlde and determmatlon wlthln the athelete ST RTL 1976 This years SSC Cross Country team were all Freshmen except Bob Cosman who is a Senior, Bob is a team man who is always willing to give the extra effort for the benifit of the team. The team's 8 wins, 2 loss season within the conference is only a sign of things to come. Steven DePaulo and Mark Feldman provided strong leadership as Co-Cap tains. Also Ron Lucia, Charley Rowe, Mark La Vallee, Jack McCarthy, and Mike Doherty dis played loyalty, pride and guts to make the season the success that it was Coach Page was quoted of saying of the meets we lost, these guys would have rested for an hour and ran against them again. Everyone of them, in my mind, is an undefeated champion The pounding never ceases Indeflnite el1ps1s of thought Envelopes the universal idea victory within oneself Horizons assemble into a blazoned smoke that clings to posterity Churnlng churning the steadfast beat continues bustling with the sweat emotion Applause Yet I prefer to walk , 183 S81 5' 'S' 2 W L. ... l Women S Gymnastzcs usp ,J WK? M, W e sl 'k1.qa, m ,warp-fqrucrlilw Alu 59 aj. 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Q 'Ig' , - ff Qfq' x s ' X U .4 f G NP, vx 'XJR' . 1,011,,' .-Q x f hs ft yi, '3- f X?.'5 xl Y '. x ixx- xxx! if 7Q'2,4r' J' if A 411. ' . mink' 'V' fxs -' Q v xx ?hA M 'xr 35:11. . O -s. L 4 s'-,L . X . I XXX iii il 'N al' i .Cx-0' I Q Q Art by MARY ANN SCOLA Bowditch Dormitory-Nathaniel Bowditch Nathaniel Bowditch, mathematician and astronomer, was born on March 26, 1773, in Salem, Massa- chusetts. He received no formal education after the age of ten, but continued to read and study on his own, compiling an almanac at age fifteen. Between 1795 and 1803 he turned his interest towards the sea, embarking on several voyages. In 1799, Bowditch published the first American edition of J.H. Moore's Practical Navigator, correcting a great amount of errors found in the original text, and incor- porating his own findings. Further work and revision led to the publication under his own name of the New American Practical Navigator, 1802, which has been known through the years as the seaman's bible. For the rest of his life, Bowditch became an officer with insurance companies in Salem and Boston. He also continued to be interested in scientific subjects, and published numerous papers on comets and meteors. For several years he was engaged in translating the first four volumes of Laplace's Mecanique Celeste, published 1829-1839 as Celestial Mechanics, which included extensive commentary and updating by Bowditch, and it was a landmark in the development of American science. Although he declined several professorships, Bowditch was president of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences from 1829 until his death. Bowditch died in Boston on March 16, 1838. As long as ships shall sail, the needle point to the north, and the stars go through their wanted courses in the heavens, the name of Dr. Bowditch will be revered. Extract from a resolution in the Salem Marine Society following the death of Bowditch. Peabody Hall--The Peabody Sisters Peabody Hall bears the name of the three sisters of the influential Peabody family. They are Elizabeth Palmer 118041, Mary Tyler 118061, and Sophia Amelia 118095. Their contribution to society was improving education for women. Elizabeth excelled in her Greek studies at an early age, and later published Grecian Theology and Mythology. Sophia's skills were in art, Latin, and French. Elizabeth and Mary opened a school for girls in Brookline, which later folded due to poor business management. Later, they opened another school in a former Boston Boarding House. Elizabeth hired three art teachers, Frances Graeter, Thomas Doughty, and Chester Harding. They previously had earned 824.00 an hour, but they agreed to work for nothing. It was here that Mary met Horace Mann, who also was devoted to the improvement of education. They were married shortly after he obtained the position as Secretary of Education in 1843. Sophia had wanted to teach, but she was unable to work at the schoolabecause of poor health. After Sophia's recovery, she met and married Nathaniel Hawthorne. Sullivan Building--Dr. Edward A. Sullivan Dr. Edward A. Sullivan, President Emeritus of Salem State College, was born in Cambridge, Massachusetts, October 16, 1893. He attended Boston College High School, and received Bachelor's and Master's degrees, as well as an honorary doctorate from Boston College. V f Dr. Sullivan served several years on the teaching and administration staffs of the Cambridge School System before his appointment by the then Governor Charles F. Hurley to the presidency of the State Teacher's Col- lege at Salem in 1937. President Sullivan was a scholar, great lecturer, and excellent administrator. He made outstanding fhcilltjy appointments, and before his voluntary retirement on December '31, 1953, was successful in olrtaining the long awaited, much needed Administration Wing. During his regime, the College firstgreceived accreditation federal and state educational organizations. V rr After the death of his first wife,,the former Gertrude Mackin, as Salem Sullivan married Margaret King, a member of Sa1em's Physical.?Education performed by his good friend, Cardinal Cushing. ' X 1 ifiaiss Mary M. O'Keefe SQ Horace Mann Laboratory School-Horace Mann One building on campus is called the Horace Mann Laboratory School. It was named after a well- known educator, Horace Mann. He spent his entire life trying to make education easier for everyone to get. When Mr. Mann was growing up, he had to fight for every little bit of education he received. So he set his sights on trying to establish an educational system that would reach everyone. It was a long and hard process, and many failures came before success. But the system he began is primarily what we have today. Horace Mann first realized that what was needed foremost were trained teachers. He then established what was known as normal schools to train these teachers. Most trainees were women, which not long before was unthought of. Mr. Mann himself believed women and girls should be educated just as well as men. These normal schools were very successful in turning out teachers, and education everywhere began to flourish. People came from all over to see Horace Mann's ideas and to follow his techniques. Salem State College was at one time called a Normal School. Horace Mann Laboratory School is named after Horace Mann because of his great work in setting up the Normal Schools for those interested in teaching. Today, many of us in education do part of our training at the Lab. School. Horace Mann was a great educator, and his contribution will never be forgotten. r i-I I , X, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Edward J. D'Entremont Tim Connick ASSISTANT-EDITOR Mary Ann Thomas Lynda Rescia INTRODUCTION AND COLOR SECTIONS Karen Cann EDITOR Mary Ann Thomas Marty Cohen OUR LEADERS COVER PHOTO Rick Sprague EDITOR Sheryl Milliken LITERARY Beth Connors EDITOR Mary Ann Michaud Maryann Michaud Karen Cann Anne Cunningham John Donovan EVENTS Lyn Fulciniti EDITOR Steven F. Ball Bob Gold CLUBS Fred Knowles EDITOR Karen Cann Sheryl Milliken TYPING Thomas John Gorczyca Clare OvD0nne1l GRADUATES Wayne Ouellette EDITOR Ellen Sanderson Clyde Robinson SENIOR EVENTS Steven Ball EDITOR Steven F- B211 Special thanks are extended to Miss Mary M. O'Keefe, ATHELETICS Miss Arlene Andrews, Mrs. William O'Hare, and Mr. EDITOR John Donovan William Thomson for their assistance in compiling HAPPENINGS information about Dr. Edward A. Sullivan. The Staff Information about the buildings was taken from the PORTFOLIO following EDITOR Francis N. Lynch Horace Mann Dale Poffnzzi Saver of Learning by Cecil Pepin Edwards PHOTOGRAPHY Peabody Hall EDITOR Rick Sprague Peabody Influence by Edwin Palmer Hoyt Rich Royster Bowditch Hall Jim Wilson Nathaniel Bowditch Webster's American Biographies John O'Connell Jan Collins Edward D'Entremont Special thanks are also extended to Mr. George Jacobson, Carol Morrow, and Dan Gilreath our advisors. Also to Mr. Joseph Madden of Adam's Studios, and to Mr. Richard Weir and Mr. Pat Carney of the American Yearbook Co T 1 I 1 w 1 N r 1 i 1 7 l w i Y W L Y Y w r f x V 4 ,L . .K 19,- vs. r lv-.,-,?'4 V 12 4..,,,, N.y,,L. -,af ':r,v pew' -fu - 5.4341 4,5555 ily.. .. SL -4 , 'fx 41, f 52 1 1 if H ! :E ,K , 'E f i 3 . .If 23 .f P. my 5 .:.....-n 0. 1 Myer x-W--, 'fi ' xwxxxxixf-v'-N? -5 if .if .IQ .Q,,. F. yi Q :ii .A- +7 J! K , sl 3: is rw 4 .. ?d ? TQ. 5 A,. ,T 4 6 5 : 1 I X: 2 Q? if ..l iii 1,4
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