Salem State University - Clipper Yearbook

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1983 volume:

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But faith must reign your heart and soul for we're all here for a reason. Though times we need to be consoled we know we'll have our season. Debi Orlando 'L 19, LA '-4 l 4 I TABLE OF CONTENTS Fall Winter Student Life Student Life Sports Sports 65 Groups Groups 78 Faculty Faculty 82 Seniors Seniors 88 of I F64 P W A IIW I f . ll 0 O I ' ' 0 0 o 'J 2 12:5 P it :FFF ' TH W lr!! 0 4 df 000 0 0 O Q 411 O 1 O ' fi' W fl 1 I J. D i A 4 s I V J F' r I J' 9, of ' J 153' Li-1'L'.. 4.1 x'57' HL nf ,gf 6,4 I AX I V I V In n EVERY MINUTE OF EVERY HOUR COULD BE FILLED WITH GOOD TIMES AND GOOD FRIENDS ...... I V w-M.. fe Q? 45,1 A 4 vjgqn -9 if bw H' ff ur., w J, ' ' s aw .Q .7 - If H, I :: ii! M .21 I ,MK W, A,,4',1,, if 2,5 'w.g,,,-f :Jr nd.-.-5... E HAS ANYONE NOTICED HOW OUR FACULTY LOOK AT CONVOCATION EVERY YEAR? .... THE COLORS ABOUND, THE DEGREES ABUNDANT, WE HAVE QUITE A BEVY OF BRAINS. Q JL 6? 'Nr ...Afqrvfizlkx ' ' 9.9: 1, A- 1 0. Q -b -,,, Pd if r-7 Raw?-3 F1 l ' X NM 1.5, fi Q 4 ,ffv , A H 3fWfYQ3'H f . 3 gy f , ef kr: , A 'YA 52 - fi fi M 4 ' , ... f If - .A 4 1:35 3 4, -5 1' 4, I 'Q Lg- Q.. 1 X W 1 XAZX LOVE THAT SOUND . . . . . LOVE THAT BEAT! ,A ,,:l,4lY Ji ci Q .hu- l H, ,i U f w Q ,f,,Q...---V-- 1 1 2 T K 1 5 '-u 'qi nt WY. 'r 73, Xu SPORTS SGCCER The faces have changed, but the philosophy remains the same for Salem State soccer coach Nick Padovani. Bring in hordes of talented recruits to take care of the scoring, keep the defensive stability intact, and you'll produce consistent winners. At least that's the way things appear to be going after the opening day win over Kean College of New Jersey. The team seems to have changed few ingredients in the recipe for success that brought our booters a 17-2-1 record last year. The team's tri-captains, Joe O'Toole, Ted Przybylek and Aparicio Smart are the mainstays around which the defense is built this year. With some strong help from newcomer Tim McDermott, a Freshman stopper back, the defense held Kean to just four second half shots on net, while the offense broke a 0-0 halftime with two second half goals. We were tired in the second half and when their goalie made that stop it really took a lot out of us. , Kean coach Ochrimenko said. Salem is a strong, physical team. .Us l l,'e1 fu ' 1 ' -A 'XSL -I o X' ,-lk:-Q ., 1 ,.,',. I -Q ,-.vV,,, Q'-rfymf.-,ny-. ,wi J, ' - .,',,- Q-ws-. 31.1 X, 3 .4 ,-..-1, . ,. f-4, , ,HZ 1u:-.u-y,55gIgQAQx j7'Q- 9' wif J I-:h ,r,, '1'n-Qs' .uf-, -- --'JQQQ ,.5: 76,5 Kuff i-'inf'-'-.:7.'-r H I Q-iA f,:' A Y - fi -A ..... f-farms.. :.g:.:.21L'Sfi'W'f, nw- 'gg-5.4. P- Q' ,,.,- ' I .Tai-1 . . ' Bvgrssz-fs -, g , L I if 7' , H ,F ' tr' W gnu- Q' T' ' NL .,, If 'i 'ii - . ' 'fig Q- -,.rw' V.. -,4 x .VI r ' ,A Qf Y-,al-,I-fig' , '-flu.,-3 ' ' ' ' E9 .-'glfirf rg , --- -- A 531: i X. Q, f',.45.71 xx . Q 1.331 sf . ,, 5.T'-' 1 Str' 1 :VA ,Aa . . 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Hy V , W w ., . , H 1 I, A - 'v t' af' ' M, A Q f,,gazQ3'5 . 3 , -'sm ,M-91 4 f',L...iK.'!'.'f4 fi ,, 01. .mfr f FIELD HOCKEY Salem State Field Hockey coach Mary Ellen McGee knew she had some talented new people coming in this fall and with her top two scorers from last year's 12-4-3 team gone she knew she'd be counting on them heavily to be a big part of the offense this year. Unbelievable, l never expected the offense to come together this well this quickly, she said after the Lady Vikings squashed U MainefPresque Isle, 6-0. The big hero or heroine, of the day was a fresh- man local Holly Brennan who starred at link for Salem High. McGee however saw her as more valuable on the forward line and moved her up to right wing. The move paid off in a big way. Holly's collegiate debut had become an auspi- cious one - four goals in her first game. So Brennan quickly became the player to watch on this team whose top players were supposed to be a solid core of returning defenders. Nesta Karner, a senior fullback, and Patty Burrows, a junior halfback, anchored the defense. Vickie Ware, senior goaltender, who like Karner and Burrows earned Mass. State College Athletic Conference All Star honors in the past, regis- tered her first shutout of the season and the 16th of her career. Senior forward Karen Dyke and sophmore forward Kim Patience who were fourth and fifth on the team in scoring last year are also expected to pick up where they left off in 1981. A pw 'bv' '3 .l Vg BQ. 'K j ff lifts 4 -f 4- 65 ,X at Z ' 3 v' vi ff: if 15:4 f312'!'ZT': 5 '4.'Lxi 4Q,::gLb9f' - 'ff Y '1,Q6a wif. 1 Q21 11 W ' ' ? . :Q gs-la' av s 5 H 5 I A K 3. 155 It X 1 YP N in X VQLLEYBALL S.S.C. UNBEATEN - UNTIED MASCAC - CHAMPS The Sixth Consecutive League Title A 24 Y 3 H 'E HU -an CROSS CGUNTRY 9f11 St. Joseph's Invitational 9 j 18 Bryant College Invitational 9f 25 So. East. Mass. Invitational 10 f 2 Univ. of So. Maine Invitational 10 f 9 Codfish Invitational 10 f 6 MASCAC Championships 10f23 Eastern Regionals 1116 New England Championships 11f13 NCAA Division III Qualifier SSC Finish 2nd place 18th place 5th place 3rd place 12th place 4th place Individual Competition only Individual Competition only 22nd place Individual Honors: Todd D'Antonio received All-MASCAC Hon- ors for finishing in the top 15 l13thl at the MASCAC Champion- ships. daft Coach Dave Dunsky's cross country started the season impressively with a second-place effort at the St. Jo- seph's Invitational, but could not match that perfor- mance at any point after the opener. Salem State's fourth-place finish in a tight MASCAC meet was some- what of a disappointment. Additionally, an attempt was made at starting a womenfs cross country team at Salem State. Two women actually competed, and one, Clare Murnane, finished 36th out of over 200 entrants at the NCAA Division III Qualifying meet. 9116 9128 9129 1015 10114 10116 10117 10120 TENNIS SSC OPP Score Score Overall MASCAC North Adams State 9 0 1-0 1-0 Framingham State 7 ' O 2-0 2-0 Fitchburg State 5 0 3-0 3-0 Bentley College 5 4 4-O Bridgewater State 6 1 5-0 4-0 Westfield State 7 2 6-0 5-0 Worcester State 9 O 7-0 6-O Mass. Maritime Acad. 8 1 8-O 7-0 Coach Grant Longley's men's tennis team returned from a two year absence at the top of the MASCAC to reclaim the league title going unbeaten in league and non-league play. Salem State lost just four individual matches in seven MASCAC games, shutting out four league opponents. lt was the ninth time in 12 years that Salem State has won the MASCAC tennis title. MASCAC Standing: lst Place Individual Honors: Sophomore Dan Ford was named to the all MASCAC Team. up-sun N i J .Lu ,. t 1 ,ambul- s -J, , - , . -Jn ' Q v Q , s , sl. ' ' ., 4 A - ., 'VMI ,. . -V, f V . ' - - PM f 'i ff -!dv'w?-Hr-Sw - 'wi - ,. ff -an 1 . 1v',,s ' ' V? 4 x . ' ' , , JJ ',vf..,' 1' WAV' .K-aww-.,3,, ax .3 :Nair L- - . ,.,,, - . , 1 ef ps-at-A' 'agua-a-an an ' ' WGMEN'S-TENNIS SSC OPP Score Score Overall MASCAC 9716 Bridgewater State 8 1 1-0 1-0 9718 North Adams State 8 1 2-0 2-0 9721 Framingham State 8 1 3-0 3-0 9724 Bentley College 7 2 4-0 9726 Westfield State 8 1 5-0 4-0 9730 Wellesley College 1 8 5-1 1076 Merrimack College 2 7 5-2 1077 Fitchburg State 7 2 6-2 5-0 10712 Brandeis Univ. 4 5 6-3 10718 Gordon College 8 1 7-3 10720 Worcester State 8 1 8-3 6-0 10721 So. East. Mass. 8 0 9-3 10726 Endicott Jr. College 8 1 10-3 10729 Holy Cross 7 2 11-3 The addition of freshman Colleen Honahan and Col- leen Palacios strengthened the Salem State women's tennis team in 1982, allowing coach Connie Meganls squad to easily defend its 1981 MASCAC crown and sweep to its third consecutive league title. The wom- en lost just 6 individual matches while going unde- feated K7-0l in league play. Salem State also did well against a strong non-league schedule, finishing 11-3 overall. ' - - .4 -4---f , . 1.1 , .Q-,J . I il ,ii , 1 Q' f. , ' fl i gl s 1 l f ,.,.-, GLA-.ov-252-' vs -.. ., ' '---'M Ma., . .jf .,:,,,. , 5 , , - - . ,,,Ar. , 'Z' , .-, , -1-,K - 1525? MASCAC-STANDING 1ST PLACE if S.. Q'- 9 e 7' x' ! , U W pits V' ll sen E pf 'A-,..1 K ' - BUTTM Q. N1 ' Q , , B Q V, . 4 14' , it 7 7 :tu , I x 1-V s r A nfl. 'I' , 'if' 1:2264 ' X N ', Q I I 2 ' 2 q- uf: ir, h I Tim ' ' 'Z - .- -,.f.-,, , , 'Q M L X A f X jx Q' 35 L'-ff L Z M ' E ' na 4 9 I Q7 Q ' ' ' 5 I L, mf M .'-5,1 S514 '. LJ , , .ki A ,LX N1 J' sf-f-Q-rar? -j ig. ng. rl I if 3? 4 Ki 42- , F' Qc fs A O 'W-'fuk H. d 3951. vfli xy, Q ,5 4 mls xx ,H ' x' 45- my 5 ' RR , vw K rx- -. x ,aww ' .. 41 Mfiifiifg' ?'ff 'Z N - .. 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BAD Daniel GordonfBAD Robert HarlowfBAD Richard Hill Business Administration ,ci-ffl' . ff' .' frkif Paul HusseyfBAD Joseph KennedyfBAD David BarryfBAD Theodore Hansen f BAD Samuel HungfBAD John KennedyfBAD Qhai Q, . '98 Ai John I.annanfBAD Arthur LaPortefBAD Douglas CarsonfBAD ,. ,Inv 5 , ,K ' -'. WZ.-v.1'.'f. i , -3, ., 11, NU. iv . ,V .. --1 .5 -A'-: ill'Il1'ff Craig McClanahan f BAD William Murphy f BAD Joseph Ryan f BAD 1 :K ,Q .. w I , V 9 ' wa n Philip VaccarofBAD Geraldine FerafB8cOED Ruth MarlQl1U2fl38LOED gf l V, l l ll T12 fl i W5 E. l A, 'Ni 5 villl, I Edwin Mofanfasforsn .J a 4901 , K, Rose ParetifB8cOED 1 If 5 ,I Schuyler SlaterfCHEM Edward WallfCHEM Richard WesterfCHEM Louis Theriaultf B8cOED ' :N , e .- - -5 V , V 'S' J'l 'Nix ' E I ,l fl 1- X- Robert BrineyfCOMP SCI l' The 53' John EngelkefCHEM Joseph Szymanski f CHEM QC 5 if 1 Q' ' Robert Wang f CHEM Woon Chung LamfCOMP SCI YF'-fvl 'X' O Denise Alto Sports, Fitness and Leisure ff! Susan Adams Elementary Education Mark Amirault Business Administration if l 'XT' as Paul D. Amato Business Administration Diane Antille Nursing ff 7 ' JM, 'lliw ,Q John Antczak 36, ,.,,. -- , Z -v M ,f , ,Q Z . I , - in.- if Y-' A 5 i? V l I Joanne Alexander Nursing 1 455- Kurt Anderson Business Administration 1. L wr Mary Arbuckle Business Education E Early Childhood 41 Victoria Alves Business Administration Bryan Andrada Business '1W'F'rfF ' ogg'-'r, as Bruce Arsenault Business Administration Wi 'X iii. A' ' casa. All 1 il ' yy fg Q ' Yitrx ' Tl' Y Kim Arsenault Nursing tpw,.r'f r fr- Ann Bailey Nursing TNT Janice Baldinelli Business Administration WW Laura Ash Early Childhood Cynthia Bailey English Debbie Baran Business Administration ' M 0 Qi Nancy Avola Office Administration 1 Georgine Baker Sociology Charles Barbour Business Administration r,. if fi Carol Bacigalupo Elementary Education 3? qv- Robyn Baker Elementary Education Q a Dawn Barcellona Elementary Education 'TX f? 43 I wif' ' ' 44 Zi 'fff+.'f'i 1 , P 555 Mary Barry Social Science H10-X TA Mary Baron Nursing Robert Bates Geography 4 -9 QA we -442.2 Lisa Bartolet Social Services QURN Brian Besse TQ? Business Administration Marie Benoit Kathleen Belmonte Rita A. Bernhard Political Science Early Childhood Education N,xi .X 5 - X lX xl c Lynne A. Biasetti Nursing Mary Lilli Blumberg Psychology Bill Betters 0 Patricia Billings Geology Business Administration I f 'Us- Karen Jeanne Bonetti Art Sharon Bouyer Biology Victoria Brideau Nursing Lisa Bonfanti Nursing Z-Q Thomas Boyce Business Administration ,.. ll Nancy Broderick Geography fi, i fx 47's 1 ii i fi. ? Gi,- , X L if A , X I I ' I Stephen Boulay Business Administration gs, 9 iff? X X f sf af ff Betty Anne Breitborde Social Work Colleen Brophy Business Education S 9 .. Robert W. Boutelle Business Administration 'bn fj--'fr fi, las-r l 21 Bob Breynaert Geology ,,...,, f 3 Carrellen Brown Social Work .rf-a-v ,-F Q l 45 11:7 Janine Brown Elementary Education af- 'E x l Ellen Buckley Nursing lf' Nancy Burns Elementary Education Lisa M. Bruno Psychology Laura Bullard Business Administration 41 A Robert Buttiglieri Geography 1. ' Barry Callaghan Business Administration Michall Camille Geography Q '27 1431 'nn lZ. '? Jane Capuano Elementary Education 41' Antoinette Cataldo Nursing ,,-1 Craig Carey Psychology 'ii'- '-1 X Marianne Cataldo Nursing Theresa Cammarano Nursing sf , ,, Steven Casey English , . 'f'2'...J Jean M. Cavanaro Nursing f, 'v . Nw ,. fi , b, e, Robert M. Campanile Business Administration -Q,A, . .lv fg1?' , fxgpj i , Ligia Castillo Business Administration Gary Cavanaugh Psychology Qs: , ,,5w,,,3 , , Y A ,,i:,,x,.g,,,Q .Cro 4 J Q' -fl ,-U A' '5-, 1 ,sq ::?5sg,l.. ft 1. v-.C ,.s, , 4 . N s L.-' 4 rw, 1, . 1 '. 'M ' 'A 93, 'V 1 Ati, Az: . f. at ,k ,p Jw Q., j , . ' Z- 4 M , 4 ' ,. .4 ,, kiigxi' 47 V227 if i Patrica Caven Psychology Peter Celona Business Administration fi 'UN Anne Cesarini Business Education Denise Chadwick Sport, Fitness and Leisure Charlene Charido Social Scien CBS William Ciesinski Business Administration JK r bl.- Myung-Sun Chang Mike K. Chung General Studies Fine Arts Quo- Jane E. Clarke Nursing HR 4 ' Martha Clarke Social Work Anna Cisto Business Administration 48 L. Lisa Clarke Business Administration Karen Colburn Nursing QTY Q1 Gil Clothey Psychology Sheryl Coleman Office Administration Julie Condon 67 Vernon Skip Coleman Linda Connell Political Science Elementary Education Donna Cook Nursing Christine Convery Robert Corso Nursing Accounting .ar 'rf Doris Ann Coleman Early childhood Education Qin Kathleen Conole Nursing Q5 . 'zf' 1' James Cotter Business Administration 54' Marie Coughlin Nursing A CMI' 1 , Kevin P. Cotter 5 ' Business Administration H 7 Ellen Cross Business Education Karen Crimmings Art Ellen M. Dabrieo Nursing CL YQ. Michael Cutillo Business Administration 14 ag ' Brian E. Crawford Business Administration -asv i' Michael D. Curran Business AdministrationfAccounting .St Jayne Crickett Nursing Tom Cusick Social Work I xx Q X -X ,I 7 n Todd M. Dantonio li' A Maureen Daly Nursing Business Administration I I 'VW Martin Day Business Administration 'Irv 'YV' '7.f'sg,,,,, , y MaryJo Dellorusso Business Administration Larry Deshowitz Geology Greg DeCand1a Business Administration Lisa DeMars Social Work V . Steven Desroches Social Work Q . 3 Q- 'S Vincent J. Defalco Business Administration! Management 'nw' E X 'Qi 1 4, 3 l n Bob Dempsey Business Administration .,, ,,, , 'N Y ,v sv WNV Walvxy 4 Anita Diangelo Office Administration Lorene M. Delfino Nursing 1 I 3 pu . 'QI y i E' , if James A. Dente Business Administration! Marketing fa, it 1, 15 - ., 2' -i. 5,3 ,fn 1 if 'f V-.?f.i. ,' 41 - iw.. . Robert DiFraia Business Administration f .v Lg: 'e' 'fox YT' 3. . i 1.a.:'f:ff':,f1, Q -ft li :' --:Ti . -- - . , P' Eff?-',fs4?1 13,31 ,' ,,Qgii- gig, 5 2 -- l :wil X af - ' - 'fl - ' X 11 2 V 'ff ,V-.big , ' .634 A A ' V If 11 i '- 'K 115: . , i, 154' 1, 5:-1 ' 1 ., '1. ' . Amit, Sl in 14? Y 10 A f,'iEif'?W'f L ii Peter V. DiGiacomo Geography QT? Kelly Ann Doherty Social Science John Dube History pszgv- 51, W -f , 4 ft Thomas DiGregorio Political Science '.-i f, .fr '. Steven Dowson Business Administration 'UN' Bob Duca Business Administration wr' Xian' l' Q V . fl S 7' ', i ffiiif Richard Scott Disler Business Administration 'ali .9 V 'i Barbara Driscoll Nursing Joseph T. Dukeman jr. Art fCommunication Denise Doerr Business Administration Q13 qf'T Ann Drivas Business Administration X Karen Dyke Sports, Fitness and Leisure 6. Wi :fx Gerard Eastman Business Administration! Accounting Theresa M. Egan Business Administration wwf! M Kathy Dyke Karen Edson Sports, Fitness and Leisure BUSUWSS Ed'-ICGUOU Barry Emmons Business Administration RX Kevin Micheal Emery Mark Efldslow Business Administration Political 5020132 Ginnie Esposito Business Administration Sandra Falzone Political SciencefFrench erm- if in--f 1 f Brian Wayne Evans Peter G. Farley Political Science Business Administration Richard Farrar Geography Q4 -www' 2 1 r A A5Qr'i '5 1 4? Michael R. Farrell Geography Carol Finklestein Social Science '- .' 4, ' 23,6 L- 13 XS-. ...J Dawn L. Fitzgerald Nursing lf? Martha Favre Nursing li xg 49 -. ex M4 ,gf ' 4 -' l Susan N. Finklestein Early Childhood Education Kathleen Fitzgerald Nursing Marie Ferreira Early Childhood I Chris Finnegan Nursing Z1 VFW ,J . .J u n . ' Q 1: l li ' .: 1f1f.'1 MJ 's ,, , u . -6 ui' vi' -. -- . A Nsxxs' J., 3 iv. . , rt? fx ' +70 2355-,a sf fd Nancy Fitzgerald Business Administration Dorathy Fifield Social Work 'N Steve Fioccoprile Math Faye Flesher Business Administration U Q ' . F 'FI' 1, if ...4-V4 if Paula Flint Sports, Fitness and Leisure it-w-v Debra Forte Business Administration rw f-V, 111' John T. 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Q V AX Q X Qffffa A Q s- i sf. 4 if .WW uv-umm :X R W WM W' HOCKEY Individual Honors: Seven players were nominated for ECAC All-Star selections while four players were selected to the MASCAC All-Star Team. Senior co-captain Bob Bou- telle and freshman winger Don Sharry were named as forwards. Senior Peter Vasapolli who led the Vikings in scoring with 26 points, was named as a defenseman and Senior Charlie Barbour was select- ed as the MASCAC All-Star goal- tender for 1982-1983. For the seventh consecutive sea- son, the Salem State pucksters qualified for post-season play - the prestigious ECAC Division II play- offs - defeating Colby College in overtime, 5-4, before falling to archnemesis University of Lowell, 5-1, in semi-final play. Season highlights included wins over Babson College, 4-3, in over- time, an undefeated slate against MASCAC competition overtime win at Colby in the playoffs. 1 Ji ,.. 3 . .9 3-L Qs l. 'IONE S Q 9 Am. 5 3 Eb BASKETBALL The Lady Vikings qualified for the NCAA Division III Northeast Regional Tourna- ment, held at Eastern Connecticut State University, for the first time ever. Prior to finishing as the runner-up at the NCAA Div. III N.E. Regional, Salem captured another first, winning the MAIAW Class B Championships, a 12 team post-season tournament hosted at the O'Keefe Cen- ter. The Lady Vikings also finished the regular season, posting an 8-1 won-loss record and a first place standing in the Massachusetts State College Athletic Conference, IMASCACJ. The first place finish in the MASCAC was another first accomplished by the 1982- 1983 Salem State College women's bas- ketball program. Four Lady Vikings received post-season honors, with 5'5 freshman guard Evelyn Oquendo leading the honors as she was selected to three all star teams. In addition to receiving All-MASCAC honors, Oquendo and Breitenwischer were named to the All-New England Divi- sion III Honorable Mention Team. Head Coach Tim Shea was selected to coach in the All-NE Div. III All-Star game played at WPI, after he finished runner-up in Div. III Coach of the Year voting. Oquendo was also named as one of five players to the Kodak All-District Basketball Team for District I of the Small College Divi- sion, which includes Massachusetts, Con- necticut, Maine, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Vermont. 7? f 'v A 2 sf 5? Q ,f 'U BASKETBALL An integral member of two Viking NCAA Tournament teams during his sophomore and junior seasons, senior co-captain Pete Celona was cited as Team MVP for the 1982-1983 season. Celona was also named the recipient of the James Twohig Award. Celona finished third in scoring for the Vi- kings, averaging 13 points a game while shooting over 50 per cent from the field and an even 70 percent from free throw line. Freshman center Shawn Patton from Everett, started 25 of 26 games and finished an outstanding rookie cam- paign, leading the Vikings in scoring with 493 points for a 19.7 average. Patton was nominated for ECAC Rookie of the Year and was named MASCAC Rookie of the Year. Patton was also named to the All-MASCAC Rookie of the year. Patton was also named to the All-MASCAC second team as a center. A . bs .. 'Q ... W----v--3-u--1 3 K maui, V yawn.. ' f s -,mad .. A , - 131111338 Pl A1151 35555 H--...,-5 'rf' ' ' 4 .':zN',x1:.f3, ?7?!'i4i?f'1s: f'Q 331 L f- Qf' PM - f'5?S'?1g'cQlf..J4sv www, wg, Q W-4 ' 4-x , - ', , 5. 3w?f 4i5' ' ' - ' my . 1 v '1 Nan ' ' 2 aw 4 ' nf' w J' V 'wwf .. . 3' r ezgeggi , :Q ,' 'HQ fglj, . :nl A Q 1 IQ: :- f 1 4+ n 'fam , :VKX 'Y kip' ax Y T Y., ,gl V 1 K wx, 4 . vf 4, . 57 ?.gag?ss 6523, xg T: 'M ,Lf-M'- 'Q ' Q -rf 1 YQ! J I if 1. 5. ' 4 5 -3 . 4 , O Sw L.,,.,,.... 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Flint set records in the 100 meter butterfly t1:13.47l and 100 meter individual medley l1:12.30l, in a mid season loss to Keene State. Ten days later, Flint broke assistant coach Karen Crowley's two year school record in the 200 yard individual medley by three seconds with a time of 2:38.14 while swim- ming against Colby College. Other SSC Swimmers who performed admirably throughout the season were Denise Rodrigue, Mary Tobin, Lori Ouelette and co-captain Karen Tyburski. f l Tai v 4 PAULA FLINT REWRITES RECGRDBOOK FOR O'KEEFE CENTER ,X -. -. ik n 3 ' 1 X i 1122 1126 1126 212 215 215 218 2115 2125 3119 3123 3126 415 I GYMNASTICS SSC OPP Score Score Overall U. of Maine at Farming. 105.4 86.2 1-0 Smith College 133.0 96.0 2-0 Keene State 133.0 156.0 2-1 Northeastern 136.40 162.10 2-2 Connecticut College 137.05 131.75 3-0 Bridgewater State 137.05 138,08 3-2 U. of Connecticut 133.0 166.0 3-3 Westfield State U. of Maine at Farming. 138.35 117.40 5-3 Rhode Island College M.l.T. Harvard University Connecticut College New England Championships Third Place Finish 138.35 131.55 4-3 141.45 48.40 6-3 141.45 122.03 7-3 The Lady Vikings qualified for the New England Division lll Gymnastics Championships, held at Con- necticut College in New London, CT., in March 5, by defeating Connecticut College, 141.45 to 122.30 and recording the highest qualifying score of the nine teams which were selected to compete at the New England's. After compiling a regular season meet record of 6 wins and two losses lin 1981-1982 the record was 10-21, the Vikings finished third at the New Eng- land's, if lv- 1 ---A-' ' ff':.A':Mf-,Iff-r4bfAxQMw O 219: J w XJ I .,, -.N 1, - Q ' 4 , - .MQ 3 . I 1 x f , J' 5 V ,, N ff i ft, A f-- . ? A,., -Q X, ' ff ' f. ..- ' ,J 'Z , V'-'Ni 3 -Q gv b 1 . , ,,.- i 4197 ja N ' JL --4 ff' .. 'ff,'f1.5. , 54, .. ,n Q l X ,M XA:. M QV T nn-.A,,,,,NH,-.u- 4 h ' '---..,,,,., .V 71, I N 'F-vf..,,-nm A, , ,,,, ,Q N as M K N M 4 ,MMM .M M -' 'A I ' U , 5? . 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Marcus Geography Donna Marino ff' Elizabeth Louise Mangan Business Administration Cynthia Marks Frank P. Marescia Business Administration Elementary Education fmv Frank Marino Elementary Education -'UQ ,x ge- S 1 Edward Marshall Geological 'v' 'bs A-, Wx., E Julie Martell B.A.D.fAccounting Aft Michael H. Marks Donna Massey Social Work Z' rf', U' 4 7 Judith Matthews William E. Martin Ill Business Administration Geography Maureen McCallion Nursing 9 I'Nf nm -5 'X V ffsfi Edward Mazman Frank McCann JR Geography Business Administration Judy Martin Business Administration It Susan Matthews Elementary Education Joan McCarron Sports, Fitness and Leasure 'N Civ 1: lv, x Ellen McCarthy Social Science -uqvff Steve McGrath Business Administration 4! fl Cynthia McGurren Public Relations Mary McCarthy Business Administration 1-3 li -- x Virginia McGee English Qs . Q., lx 'KF Flora McLaughlin Office Administration 'Fm x E' 3. A . J' IU! Y l l 4 Rosemary McCarthy Elementary Education 'AUM' Q Marie McGonagle Nursing i but Colleen l. McNamara Social Work M Stephanie McFadden Business Administration Barry F. McGovern History Margaret J. McNamara Business AdministrationfManagement yf W Joan McNeil Business Administration Lourdes E. Mendez Gonzalez General Studies Barbara Meshna Elementary Education Sheila McPherson Nursing fs-P 5:4- fr' L t K ,f Maureen Meagher s F Education Robert M. Mercier Geography fi 41 Jean E. Merrill Nursing Joseph Melanson Mathmatics 1 3 'ts Q. fs f-Q Nxt EK. 1 ' , ,X fi Aix EX s 4 X X. Yi' XX Donna Merritt Early Childhood Education Tricia Michallyszyn Sports Fitness and Leasure 'lg'-ng-r me.. Linda Mickunas Geography Anton J. Miller Business Administration f'N fX li v A-xwx. K HQ I N IES 1:1 'IAHI HA 2:5 IP' lrll I 4 .Y M -...air s ' ' uv N f ,- -5 A i C A 1 'f , - I, 1 I x arfaxi 1 .Y XV ' 1 N 4 if 5 in V ix wg f -f 5 sk 1. 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'f g tk .1 f' Y ysgf, ww? 332 ' 1- -v 1. 'E :V ,ws jg: is , V 1 5. X. x , I , ak Q Wx Q' , 4 W- . E -.lf,n:- . 44 Aux- ff- -- 1. 1' QQ, ' Qi lf, M' ' 'Qs f . wg : x 'N fn 1 -V V ' Pa Nt. ...,.M..,,.. 1 .. A! ' w 2 NN-5 5? s Ai an x - . v - , A E X-. .,, ax nr, Q , if -1 -oe I 1 Q -Q a , 4 f' ' 1 ,iv A , I O J N lfrf' Q- A 4' BASEBALL The 1983 Baseball Team was the most successful in Salem State his- tory, setting the record for most wins in one season f20l. Under first year head Coach Perrone, the team also gained a berth in the NCAA post-season championships for the first time. SSC lost to Montclair State College, 12-4, and Upsala, 6- O, and were eliminated from the NCAA Mid-Atlantic Regionals. Individual Honors: Junior second baseman Jim Deady was voted MVP by his teammates. . 5 1 '5 ' 1 pa- I ' Q-5 7 'rr 'A l' ' thi' ' wwf ' ' 4. K .1 .- . 11 V Y f W- .Y 5 , H , , at 'gl-VH ' , Eg 5 J- 'I ll 419+ F-ER, LE? 5 1 ' -I i V 'C l Q -E lx 5 A - g E . 5 6 1 v . 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'1 -:fu--Ea.....ui if ff GOLF SENIOR-CAPTAIN-JGHN HOGAN-MEDALIST ssc ,WINS MASCAC TOURNEMENT-TENTH TIME SSC Match-by-Match FiI7iSh 474 University of Hartford 406-395 474 University of Rhode Island 406-417 478 Boston College 415-414 478 West Point 415-409 479 Bryant College 453-457 479 Amherst College 453-435 47 12 Merrimack College 423-414 4712 Providence College 423-413 47 15 Harvard University 403-423 4717-18 Salem State Invitational 1st place 4721 Massachusetts Invitational 2nd place 47 22 Middlebury College 426-446 4724-26 New England Intercollegiate 4th place Golf Association QNEIGAI 4729-571 Northeast Golf Classic 6th place 5717-20 NCAA Division III Golf 12th place Championships Tri 0-1 1-1 1-2 1-3 2-3 2-4 2-5 2-6 Dual 1-0 2-0 For the 15th consecutive year, George Jacobson's linksters quali- fied for the NCAA Division III Golf Championships. After captur- ing a record 10th MASCAC Title in the Fall of 1982, SSC embarked on one of its toughest Spring schedules ever. Compet- ing against the best golf schools from New England's three divi- sions, SSC fared well enough to be awarded yet another NCAA bid. Prior to the NCAA Championships, the Vikings recorded a first place finish at their own invitational tourney, a second at the Mass. Invitational, a fourth at the NEIGA and a sixth place showing at the Northeast Golf Classic. The team held sixth place at the nationals heading into the final round, but faltered and had to settle for a 12th place finish. Individual Honors: Junior captain John Hogan was selected to All-New England Honorable Mention Golf Team and sophomore Tom Dyer was named Team MVP. 9. X ll Kay an ,- in gg 1 if-9 'aggl- s-..- ff 1' 'N kv' 1.31. , fvffaw.. 'W V, V ' 553.1 ' ' M -li-qw ' '5'i',-g',w5f:,, swf-V 5 Q Q ' , I Q . 4 ' Vx -'. 4 . ,V fi ' 1 -336 ' Qi l r bk 5 I K- Jw: J: gf! , 5:-, , 1 r -. Y , wx ,fr-,. as ,Q-. , L. 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'A M Said Abu-ZahrafMATH Arnold ChecchifMATH Yuk Keung CheungfMATH Harold Haratunian f MATH Robert Kalechofsky f MATH 4 v 'B bf' Ralph LewisfMATH Carl MartinifMATH fi Kenneth GriswoldfMATH Thomas Kyrouzf MATH Radha Nath f MATH K? 4 'GENTS is xfmnu P 4 - ' 1 Q 13333- fi .' .Mi 1 V13 Jamal ShahinfMATH ' n Harold BantlyfMEDIA W. :-A .Q-Q 'Q ,K -3. Nm 1 5, i,Z.....W'i!V 5 Qt X,- Antone AquinofMUSlC Nancy BodensteinfMUSIC If ,v 1'-.eff '-... ,. ,.- V 1, .Wg ff - .fi Q4 55-151,21 72' 1 AZ' ,2fV'ff:f73f?':i ' 71 ,AX'f.s'i , ' John FinneganfMUSIC Vincent GianninifMUSIC QQ! Peter WongfMATH l . 1, A W wb George TorreyfMEDIA -me t f 41 Timothy CliffordfMUSIC ,lt ,X 'Y , of AUH5. 'AA Carolyne JordanfMUSIC P tg?- 1-.T Maureen ArakelianfNUR ' Hi 2 L fa-Q ,Q Charlene CampbellfNUR Joanne EvansfNUR -eau:-ali- i!!ii-ill N? Q1 -Y s1ul i . .. 1 , , -M -M 1 ' , , 1 N . , , X 1 v , ,, . , W far as L NK' 1, 1 kip fx R? Q9 1,1 Jacquelyn ArmitagefNUR Patricia Cashman f NUR Mary Farrell f NUR P 1 J Ruth BolandfNUR Jeanne Duffy f NUR Joy Garland f NUR A George Harrington f NUR rl, J 1,3 J Af 4 F3 w? ff fm Yr: fh. 'vs ,gr- W, Susan Milligan Nursing 'V ef Ruth Milligan English ii A is Edward Moran 5. 0. David J Minigell Geography Robert Mitchell Business Administration Y' . Ox 4-, Marianne Morrison peer. ., . Geography Nursing 7 Karen M. Molloy Education Kathleen Morton Geography 41,- Cathy Morse Psychology KN .. A , . .fs , sys.-,Eff s P-4 Ns. Z -'v .w W, Ik. ,K-ig K- r. Y --.1 , ',. R x . v. ., ,i,.' -1 fair- .9-1 in -'rx ' - 3 Q ,., E31 x Marion S. Morgan English TQ f '+ l 1, K' Anthony Moschella Geography YT? Kenneth Moylan Business Administration L.l. ,'1 'rf' - jg Eugene L. Mullen X Early Childhood Education 'Y t 3 4, . 5 N V' SYS! 'rig Business Administration YS ww.. lx fa fi , ,Q iv Ed Mulvey Geography Teresa Muise Anne V. Murray Psychology 'W :tv , QT, Thomas Murphy Jody M'-may Business Administration Nursing Susan Muse Elementary Education ,ik 9' 'VT f az A'- 7 ' . gr J.. ,, M , ft, .,, , Zffils ,yifvygi ,q-.f'.'f,- V, x. ggilftww if I' A 4 1z.i91iQtA!g5?KiS2' i5Lf,i2ilf ,f-QA' Q' ,, :,.i44xy:.X2't,4 .- ,. iff' 21522255 1 . ' fr'5 f 'Tl -' , 2 fi iv: ffm, -5 K sf James M. Muse Stephen Nadolna Business Administration PS9Ch0l0QV lk a MaryJane Murphy Business Administration Q' ,vt Margaret A. Murray Early Childhood Education 'T inf YT 4 Paula A. Nadworny Elementary Education - satin. . ,Nr : 'J r sua 111' 1'-N' --- - .A-,.. kp- 1 , 1. , N. W. s. F S, fc by . . L 4 fi fi i 4 Pl w I : 15 f nu. Yukiko Nakamura Sociology Joseph Napolitano Psychology 'ifr- Sharyn Neville Theater Patty Nickerson Early Childhood Education Y,-,X -Q N. lr' '69 John Noone Business Administration John Thomas Novack Psychology l Richard Nelson Biology Deborah Neal Business Education 55 Dominic Nicolo Social Work 'Q' gg: x Y Mark O'ConneIl Business Administration , E N Marjorie L. Nihan General Studies Dennis O'Conner Business Administration f- ilk UU I Kathleen O'Donnell Education MaryAnn O'keefe Elementary Education qv,- QW' Q i,f Sean O'Keefe History , l ' vw ' Us Kimberly Ordway Geography MaryAnn Oliveri Business Administration Deborah Orlando Early Childhood Education T Jean Ellen O'Connell Nursing 'VW Q-an-ff r l D Cameron Olson Art Mark R. O'ConneIl Business Administration 'ZWWFWF 1' Mark Edwin Onufry Business Administration H..-4-' N, 1 ci f 'Q ix 3 Fred Orne Business Administration Norma Ines Ortega Social Science 'Il x N ll 4' ,Z Albert Ortins Nursing 5 - A , I. 1 my .- N tw N 1 NN lil. Brian K. Otovic Business Administration Caryn Ostroff Business Administration Susana Oteio Psychology J' N W 'Wx T7 :Qs 1 N X1 3 Arlene O'Sullivan ' Nursing Liz Ouellette Math 6 v1,V'..f as., viii Richard A. Pace Accounting 127 FQ, Edgar F. Packard Earth Science ,. N- ,st sg ,-:sw st is as Y - .ks-ty.. ,W .U , 3 Lisa Pacini Barbara Page Social Worker Elementary Education 11... Susan Pacillo Elementary Education Michele Pageau English Eff K 1' P l in si' 2 7. Y' - afxi 'ZZ MAA. ' , , wh i Qin' WH ' ,Munir .. W, ,.. I W is i . - 1 - , .i i r ' -A . ii i i Anthony E. Pais Biology CY .4-f' Pamela Parker Biology fn--5 Jennifer Peach Office Administration t tiff Toula Papadionisiou Business Administration Q4- Karen Papineau Nursing i if .H E' , k .. an h Lilii' l :BIS Q-im. Joanne Christine Paze Geography Donna Pedi Elementary Education fe - f, it Yr? s ti A x Kiln xx Q r- Cathy Dee Peabody English 'N x .f-ff i l l 5 5 'iii x Lisa Pellegrini Early Childhood Education Francis Parker Jr. Business Administration ee ' -9 i- 1114- fu'iuff.2 . .. i, .. i , Margaret A. Peabody Communication Disorders '9 b. 'K-P Nancy Pellegrini Nursing 5 fzf' 141 Iwfgifwq Q '-rf:,:::,, . i.f'y ' i 1' '5- 1! 7 Christopher A. Pepoli Business Administration qiiit Sherri-Anne Pesce Elementary Education ,qw . , - f .5 l .TQ img 1 s .,,., pg f.. if www! -4' nQN059 Mlskf wyotoiv. Dtiigyo ,to-i'f NNW' lthyaxbtr, 'f0Ql',g0X s h'JL-my bs. .f-'pqQ,q,4N Peter J. Phillips Political Science 142 David B. Perkins Geography 'Q17 Maureen Peters Business Office i x. -- .ri 5... o Michael Anthony Perrone Political Science tx X N Frank Persichilli Business Administration ' a Z,- K X it-r Michael Petrone Accounting -Ev Cathy Pillivant Geography lin. -digg Susan E. Peterson Business Administration Ann Marie Pam Elementary Education Eileen Pinkham Business Administration Z' Q1 C27 1 a-. , , John J. Pinzone Business , 'f Margare M. Porter Early Childhood 1 YT? B Y I N-. 7' Joseph Queenan Business Administration 2,1 5 J0ni Piotti Early Childhood Education Richard Powell Business Administration 'JI 5 5 x . v:g7 fl' ,, .f a E v Donald N. Polner Business Administration Mary Presswood Nursing Cheryl Quinn Nursing 'W Cynthia Raftell Business Administration Dennis P. Poltrino Accounting is ws' ' 454 Joseph Prochilo Political Science ai N A t 5 Bonnie Ralph Business Administration ff r Kathleen Ray BusinessfOffice 4' he nm Vim Paula Raney Margaret Rayissian Early Childhood Education General Studies Mary C. Redmond 1 Office Administration Margaret Reddick Miriam Regan Business Administration Business Administration ' 5 Virginia Reppucci General Studies Qu , Y 15 Y Cathy Renna A ' Janice Reymond Art Psychology i l Maura Reade Business Education Qu-5 Patricia Reilly Economics Thomas P. Reynolds Psychology T7 Nancy Foulds Ribok Nursing 5 'av' Vee M 1.1 ' 4, I Terea Riley Business Administration 'T' ' K- N . Jordan Rubinovitz Earth Science ' mmf M- Azxxf Gianna Richards Social Work T7 x X X. Faye Roberts Nursing FN V,,N ,Q ,,,, if Q J , .. Ky. K Margaret Rudd Nursing David Richardson Sports Fitness and Leasure lg, Paula Roger Business Administration Stephen Ruggiero Business Administration Gloria Mary Riley Early Childhood Education 5 Cheryl Rowe Business Administration ,f -'s ,af Y f Mary Rupp Early Childhood Education 145 rf--5' V J . ,ZKN i William J. Ruth Business Administration Muminah Taliah Sabree Social Work 'fi 'x fo , 0 Joanne Santoro Early Childhood Education 146 John P. Ryan Biology 4 'Hee ffl f ,f i - if if tak E' Q R 'LQ X gg? if P1 ,V 1,29 c 75:4-'T yi xfrgv x YSL Lorraine Sacco Psychology N4 1 J' Jeanette Sablock Geology James Rybicki Business Administration GI iffi - :if-fi Richard Santaro Psychology ' 'avi if'- DeirdreAnne Sartorelli Business Administration l H' LorenaAnn Sassi Biology I? . , i Doreen Santilli Business Administration Julie Sawyer Nursing ,. 'si iz' ' , E -R R Y Y' Tv l K, 4C1'T 'f. Holly Scagliotti Business Administration s l Ann Scholl Sports Fitness and Leasure Susan Scanlon Nursing 1-7 7 Cynthia A. Seymour Business Administration 'ISP' I . 1- ' Lynda Shannon Elementary Education Margaret A. Sharry General StudiesfGeography Q7 5' f I . xi nf fa- ' 10 f cl' Donna Schetrompf Nursing -fT '7 N 1 MaryEllen Shachok Psychology Ann Shaw Office Administration Bill Schlander Business Administration .,. ,wax ,-. . ,231 MaryAnn Schaffer Social Work S' X' Susanne M. Shea Early Childhood Education 147 i 3 is f'-x X Vx Elizabeth Sheridan Sports Fitness and Leasure Lorraine Simard Business Administration i Chuck Shumila Business Administration is ' -I x W Michele Simoneau English za-,, Sandra Shute Social Work in Cheryl Sly Office f Business Qx. ff, Joseph Skoniecki Mathematics 'Tn' -i....'X C37 lllllllilil i JoAnn Sindoris Social Work Elisa Smaldone Elementary Education Joanne Silva Business Administrationfhdarketing 1 Hillary Meredith Singer General Studies i l Darlene Smith Nursing 1 - R L, Q tru, l N Mitchell Smith Business Administration avi- 3 Maureen Sohl Theater Arts ,.,,.ws fg Lisa M. Stevens Business Administration Paula Smith 2 5 Nursing l at ShirleyAnn Spring Early Childhood Education ff? -'i ,. Brenda Stillman Social Science ll W ii Omar Shahin Business Administration ValerieAnn Smyrnios Business Administration Paula StPierre Psychology Doreen A. 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PARENTS NIGHT JIMMY'S ALLENHURST-MAY 17 .V VK 1' g - ra : , . N 1' ' A tv Tb.. X., Q , - u fl, v , f 1 Z, , I Q N1 FACULTY RECEPTIGN ALUMNI HOUSE - MAY 20 ,wwf A if Xi' v'i 'li J V f, ,mf - .5 ag .af .- Q.. w 'a J Y E , I! ,H I 'l.i:L ,. J uc.: L g'i 1 I cgi, ' W V ,- ,- Q 4 -3' A , X 1 gg , 1 ' f 4, ,k I K 'fl I vi Xl i fi I' 5 V . ,tr r' 1 , K . 1 1 W. K XX , 'L HM fl- 1' 'V 1 I , y ... F 5 X K Qc. lj V ' , 4 X L x Q x 4 4 4 1 s,,. N - pa n 4 1 x f f z , F 41 r ' ghx 1, X WJ , W, Num Q , I f .x 3 1 ' :tn .I ,nl ,I , itil x if-ffvf-',1 v Nl I 21. B -. .. :Sw q,- - A , 'L. J . .M 4 XJ XL. I 5 lx Xl, ff Q' '. , 4 - I N!-J F , 'l 5. I A X 1 Nj'-7 mf 3554. 1 df, I 'X i A 'f x rv-.-' I I v ' ' i ' ' -fi- gs 4 NZ L Q , '--- 'v'. '. 4 - Z' :.. .s- gif 5 5 'E lf' Nw 5: 64 'Li . ' , , 4, , ,A Q . .1 , - 2 '.a?.3iA?fgx . ' 1 .sqft is '4- L 'K ,X , I as. , if if X' lgw 1,1 if 11' 5 . 1 ' 1' x .p- .P all .51 Q i I HQ. Y .Y A-A 3 1 ' f' 1,4 ,- 1 -. lf f Q-4? j. 4 X I ,.- , X, 1 , 2,7 rg V! 'Af 1 4. i 93 ff ' V If h x f 1 ftv f my Irv' r Y .,noi -' ,. l. 1? X l,r-TE, ,R M-fly Va 1 I 1 ls i ix M F i s . WW S mm Q i 'WW ks FHCULTY 1 Barbara HeggestadfNUR Jean McCarthyfNUR Grace NanglefNUR Mary WalmsleyfNUR -Q E' Marie KelIeherfNUR Katherine KellyfNUR ' ' Joyce MurphyfNUR lp i . . uhsffijih be Alice SalterfNUR xi, f ,t if Beverly White f NUR Marion Winfrey f NUR .m ' ,. 'K 51. .-I N w -..- ., ,. 1. 1:31, :Ni '49, S11 Q fy ' A, '- - -Y, N-avg-Lk.,--'-.M '- -K 5 K .VL kt R Ax, uf... ,--n-. -Ap, 3-1, 1- f1 ,. Q'f -ref 1 i :41 ' if j 9'5A1g -X--1f- lg . ,,, ,- ll E l.,,d,l Z - . ff 1151 ? mu. Gerald BedardfPHlL Salvatore DeSimonefPHIL Kevin FunchionfPHIL lgv V x Edward MeagherfPHIL Kenneth BasiliofPSYCH ' x 1 -. 5. , A In ' f T . 3 Q A' ' 'j 'V J Z Q x ' V if A.. AL.,,,.s N. I . F , xx, I .,,, , A I . QL- 'afggr,g. . 0 ,h 47, -3 1:15, Tfji'-g.. f .f w , Q gg- I N . , 'EW hxiihm, ' - P Richard BathfPSYCH John HansonfPSYCH ' x he 36' .s 1? H. Yun,-r? ! 5' Richard LQBQUPSYCH ALfred LustrifPSYCH Cesareo PelaezfPSYCH Paul RoncofPSYCH , ff, I ' ' , 415' .Hr 04,3-, 3 5' 4 gn, L Leonard ZanifPSYCH can SmithfPSYCH Q 5 l ,f-,A William DolanfPOL-SCI S Perry YanowfPSYCH Margaret DowerfPOL-SCI Al Gerdes Fleurantf POL-SCI Paul Green f SOC-SCI John HennesseyfPOL-SCI Ed LeClairfPOL-SCI Kenneth MaclverfSOC-SCI Eileen Matthews f SOC-SCI L Gerald TattenfSOC-SCI Else WiersmafSOC-SCI Larry EdmundsfSOC-SER Lois Martin X SOC-SER mr Af! Carol Radov-Din0wfSOC-SER Patricia RoderickfSOC-SER Bette BaileyfSF8zL Nancy CliffordfSF8zL 43? Theresa BouthotfSOC-SER Daniel NussbaumfSOC-SER Nancy ZarefSOC-SER Y : , R3 ' as a 4, t' Q.: .. ,Q -X as-Q ff' Q. L -AL ,Jw- L'1e 'iii ' ' w iflf-lffif lmfad- 2 .tg , N , z X' V-f 'F ' f' SSA. .2 er: ',g,r.,1,g,, y 5 t Q ' . Q , ' W yr X Tix? 1 Joan DuclafSF8zL William GillisfSF8zL Bonnie SchreckfSF8zL George JacobsonfSF8Ll. Joan ZardusfSF8cL David GeorgefTHTR-ARTS qv Emi Whitney WhitefTHTR-ARTS Elizabeth Hart f THTR-ARTS Patricia ZaidofTHTR-ARTS 5. Joseph LavacchiafSF8zL Charlotte EttingerfTHTR-ARTS vera sheppafdfTHTR-ARTS Joseph Tache f ADM - William BullochfATH ,Y 1. U -6 P' I' 1 ,P 2 Peter Della MonicafATH John BarrettfALUMNI Peter MazareasfCOMM-SER I Richard DeloreyfCOMP-SER 41A 'Wy-so can EckfFlSC James StollfCOUNS .5 ,-L, , R , -I va W, 4 Q 2 Ed KatzmanfFlSC John GalarisfATH Howard CoffinfCOMP-SER Q fi-X ., A li ut Corine DuBosefFlN-AID N33 Donald CotefDG8zCE an 45 Ruth McClain President's Office r . N. x 'J A William D. Devitt Academic Affairs . Q h - v. , 8- fh-nsl A Judith Sides Health Services Z 1 -'.4-YE.-1.12. Donna Tosches Registrafs Office James T. Amsler Robert Caruso President Student Services 'Sf7N Winston E. Thompson Student Services RQ Natalie Miller Placement Center 5 ss I IDRS if Maura Sullivan Social Science Claire Swanson Art fx Kathy Tarpey Nursing 1 l - I ll s, x . auf .1 ll Ruth Taylor Elementary Education 21'-nvfhf 'sffrf'-'full . ' ' -,wg ,gan ' M . . E525 Steven R. Tenaglia it Business AdministrationfFinancial 6 ls gg- 6 ff Mary Taflas Nursing tif MaryEllen Tero Nursing 'Vi x Eileen Thomas Social Work 1 X J S Cynthia L Tnhonen Mary Tobin Business Administration ,B Sports Fitness and Leasure Carol Tibbetts Sports Fitness and Leasure 186 i Darlene Tillson Social Work v . K A N 1-X ' Sheila Marie Tolland Nursing Donna Tracy Business Education ? Sean Patrick Twomey Deolinda Tomaz Nursing Joseph J. Trainor Business Administration Peter Tympanick Business Administration li- . ,,,,. ' x ee MaryBeth Tortorici Nursing Ki Diane M. Trudel Social Work Linda Vaillancourt Pre-Med 50Cl0l09V Barbara Toth Biology 0 t 7 Sharon Turcotte Business Education If Joyce M. Valerio Sociology Lisa Vandewalle Elementary Education ..4 '6K , , 'L . 4, . .W 17 A. S, ' 3 223 , giffi. W -miiiLf?3i?Jli2Q L, J 4 ,-,- , Aggiagfmdfsgyv ,rg it iiggk, 951 V Stephanie Vahanti X - A 3 Business Administration Jackie E. Veader Art Peter A. Vasapolli Sociology N ., I UQ BrandyLou Vierra Social Work Joyce Vieira Business Administration 188 S' VLA Michelle Varallo French 'ir' 7 Cheryl Ventullo Elementary Education Jeanne Viola Geography LorraineAnn Varraso Nursing Q!-'71 Mark Verry Business Administration WY, N., 1 .,.,, N-M 'YY Sabrina Viscusi Nursing .517 ff f aw V17 ...ppl Michelle A. Volta Social Work Vickie Ware Sports Fitness and Leasure C-' Maureen Webber Early Childhood Education BethLynne Waldman Social Services . :A --vaio 5 - s -vt -Q . .V E' dy, vc f Elizabeth A. Walsh Social Work June Waring Nursing '-.f 'U Gail Weinraub Business Administration QR 1 QF? ' ij,- 'mgggrrvh .- 3 .- Ni X 'il-.-., Joan M. Warren Business Education William J. Walsh Business Administration :Q JW, , 'bg 0 6 0 0 Q 9 O 0.0.0 0 O , Q O Catherine Wayrynen History nf gi- ., SN.. I Kathleen Welch Office Administration 1'5 Karen Welch Early Childhood Education qv- v ' U I I I I I .l.l.l.l.l'l I his iris I y ., - l 'Q at 5 R' lr X A U ' jg. Robert Whalen Sociology n wr iw V24 Clare White Nursing ref av-X x f-ug in-.-I Madeleine Whittier Business Administration Lisa Williams Sociology Eslyn J. Williams Political Science f Patty Williamson Nursing Rose Williams Art Betty Wilson Social Work ,Vx C3 Kathleen Wilson Sports Fitness and Leasure Brooks Williams English Thelma J. Williams Social Science Louis Wolff Communication Disorders X. 7'-. 1' A J ' 1 V Deanna Wood Nursing l Kathy Zember Nursing se 4. in 3 'Q ' 2 Vin Zuccala Sports Fitness and Leasure .J -'H ' 1 vt. yx John K. Wood Political Science .1 V ., ..v I V 514 Q- .fi Frank Woods General Studies Sharon Zerega Nursing Elizabeth T. Brissette Art Major x lv i Debbie Zolotas Business Administration Glenn Yianacopolus Political Science q,lf4-V.: T1 if 'pf '77 ,hx i vga: 365525 'hi :Z ,, ' ive -bl' ,,.f,,,,, N. X M- ,, i 1 ig! 4 as ff Janice Zorian Nursing 1 i 191 M21 IA I I gi his . .,, 4 P p ' vip' ' A.:-V I , b , N..-A r H r ,Aux ,f -an -' 4. J' 9 ? H, YI l Ts '64, . HN- 'f'r' A' . wa ll N Q Q Q 5 X K 7-9 Ak Jig :ss ai-MJ on .1-5+ - :4 3' Q -I' ' tn. i Li 'c If wggs.. +' -.Q . 1, 4 r Q Q -'I n . l . , . 5 ! . v , . 1 'r 4 8.611 -1 A ' A-.F Z' 1 ,W .K 5 v5 ,Q xg Q 1 I iw . 4: X, ' ,. ' 1 . , 'f w. . W9 if 1 1' ' 11 f 45' 5 3 ' fl-' TH ' .Aww 1 , n I J i wav N f ., XA' r -1 W Q. 1 1' -, .., iii? 1 ' 1 up 4? v yi A N , W 'bi if 5 ax 4' A-M4 sf Y T-.,.,- 4 'Q ly xy Q QA v J' cis, i x x X L f 5 2 I 7 IL .J-as - tal 14 5 4- Q lsx itlyf Ugg I-' ,4 B I -J 8 i 'J' -In -of 1 J x X Dr. lfwnston E. Thompson DEDICATIO Th1s year the 1983 Cllpper yearbook is dedlcated to two 1nd1v1duals Although each works ln a dzfferent capaclty for the College both 1nd1v1duals conslder servmg the students of Salem State College as their pr1or1ty There are two types of education students receive 1n college One type IS our academtc education or what we learn 1n the classroom and the other IS learn1ng the respons1b1l1t1es of adulthood Often times we are overwhelmed by the prob lems typical to college students whether lt be learning to deal w1th bureaucratic red tape or resolving a personal problem ln thetr own way each of these 1fICllVldUalS ha ve always offered the support guidance and patzence students need to develop and grow lnto responsible adults preparing us for our lzfe after college We the students would ltke to take thls opportunity to show that the efforts of these zndrvrduals do not go unrecognized The ded1cat1on of the yearbook to Dr Wmston E Thompson V1ce Presldent of Student Servzces and Mrs Nora Barrett a staff member of the Fzscal Affairs Office IS our way of expressing our gratitude and deep appreclatron for their dedrcatlon to the students and Salem State College lt IS therefore flttmg that they were presented a reproductron of the 1983 Cllpper yearbook cover tllustratmg the theme of the four seasons , . n . , ' ' 9 1 1 7 7 . , . , ! CLIPPER '83 Pl-IOTOGRAPI-IER P.O. Box 91 Millers Falls Massachusetts 01349 'A R -f s 'S Q ' 1 I 54- dh YY b k Wkssaiazzs O 5 O00 .0 MQ CQ PDFITFDLID ARTISTS Timmy Bailey William J. Brodorf Il Ann Cail Carol Mike K. Chung Myung-Sun Chung Criscenti Dan Foley Robin Farren Wendy Gillis Kathy Hogan Annette Klotz Scott F. Lanes Karen Magro Frank Marino Wendy P. O'Hara Cameron Olson Kathy Renna Kathy Sano Lynn Scherr Paul Sweet Patricia Tacelli Jackie Veader Portfolio Photographer: Leon Jackson 1983 is an important and impressive year for the Art Major Program at Salem State College. lt has been eight years since the start of the program in 1975. From the original graduating class of ten majors in 1979, we have grown to over one hundred majors and the present graduating class of thirty-two. We are proud of the academic and artistic merit of these students many of whom are graduating with academic and creative honors in recognition of their achievements. In addition, this class includes the first majors graduating with concentrations in the new professional preparation of Graphic Design as well as the first three majors completing the program through continuing education. We in the department wish them all the best in their held of art and welcome them as active alumni of the Art Department and of Salem State College. I INA Y' I vw 1' . I ,gn . Q' U Il ws I R 1 dies , 4 2 I 1 s X 3 5 N, f-'s x 'a 7ti'tQfw lima 4 S, fl. f' x W mm -A l Au? vs CAMERON OLSON I- 4 WW' 5 FRANK MARINO lll Ill all . i, . 5 CAMERON OLSON Xl 5 1 3 'F,ff'f'-M-: Jef, fl ' ' ww '.f 1241! f , .5'T,.. V A X5 g lj 3 A f I ,I , XR' K 5 rv.--fx gjqa -' 'J fy- , fi'.':.iz'fL?E'N,x l fi' - '-,X Il! I i X- 'V I f 4, -4,' ,L 1' , 'A , Ai A v Ally-Cf? uffcff 1' 'Q gig, fi: I ,Q . .-, ,H -AAL j -.W A g.B4 f5'?'!1f,.f M R 2' X n-.. 1Q R714 1 I A4 A-' ,Mi Y ,Q if- .-., ..:.- ..I. -4 L3 Y 7 'I A... 'x. - , W-, A ,A J U I ..,., . .,.,. h V fm A f' .. 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ROBIN FARREN KATHY SANO 1 Q ' fi 5 , f vm ,, 5 1. ,, f ,xv-Q -1' I H I 1 w DAN FOLEY ,' I-1 4 34923 if fig, Ev .6 ' x , if A ' f ' I , I 1 ,fn I ,fi-' 1 ff, 1, . 44' 562 in x xv 115 -'JS-N N Karen Marro Q :J by Y. N xy X x A x Q' Q X. K 'KN' x QXSANX1 ar At , rcg VX 1 Y if 4 rl' fx f ,M ' x A I If D 1 X I s x I H J' I f in I 4 -1... Timmy Bailey ,Wendy O Hara 'GE' 'lm fl fy, , 4 ' ,Q f' 'Xl .. ' ' N uN,z,. Robin Farren llq wi CRISCENTI 13 .. J SMITH ANNETTE KLOTZ REMEMBER THE FIRST LOOK . . . GREEN GRASS, FLOWERS, SHRUBERY, THE BELL TOWER, THE SIGN 1854-1960. SALEM STA TE COLLEGE - THE STATE COLLEGE AT SALEM WAS FOUNDED IN 1854 AS THE STATE NORMAL SCHOOL. THE NORMAL SCHOOL BECAME SALEM TEACHERS COLLEGE IN 1932 AND SALEM STA TE COLLEGE IN 1960. THE COLLEGE IS DEDICATED TO THE PUBLIC HIGHER EDUCATION OF THE PEOPLE OF THE COMMON- WEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS - PART OF OUR EDUCATIONAL HERITAGE IN NEW ENGLAND. GETTING OUR COURSES LINED UP .... FIRST FE W DA YS OF CONFUSION AS TO ROOM AND BUILDING PER CLASS . . . . FINDING THE COMMONS, THE MEETING PLACE FOR ALL FROM 7:00 A.M. TO 5:00 P.M. GETTING OUR BOOKS AND SUPPLIES THEN SLOWL Y BUT SUREL Y UTILIZING THEM .... TESTS, PROJECTS, PRESENTATIONS, EXAMS - TRYING TO GET OURSEL VES ACCLIMA TED TO THE REGIMEN T OF EA CH TEACHER .... FINDING THE LIBRARK A GREAT RESOURCE, SOME OF US TAKING ADVANTAGE OF THE TUTORS A VAILABLE .... ALL ALONG GETTING TO KNOW ONE ANOTHER .... SOME OF THE A THLE TES GRA VITA TING TO WARD OUR GREA TSPOR TS COMPLEX, PARTICIPA TING IN VARSITY AND IN TRAMURAL TEAMS CAPTURING THE HOWARD C. SMITH CUP IN THE MASSACHUSETTS STA TE COLLEGE ATHLETIC CONFERENCE IMASCACI 7 OUT OF 10 YEARS. LECTURES BY THE FAMOUS AND INFAMOUS, BROADENING OUR OUTLOOK .... FINDING OUT ABOUT THE CLUBS AND SOCIETIES FOR EVERY CONCEIVABLE TASTE .... SCARBOROUGH FAIR, THE MUSIC, THE DANCING, DRINKING AND TALKING WITH FRIENDS . , . THE MOVIES FROM THE MEDIA CENTER - ALL DA YLONG AND INTO THE EVENING . . . . SITTING AROUND ON THE GRASS TALKING AND LA UGHING, THE VISITS TO THE DORMS B Y DA YSTUDENTS . . . . NOT KNOWING FOR A COUPLE OF WEEKS WHO WERE THE DORM STUDENTS AND WHO WERE THE COMMUT- ERS .... THE MEALS IN THE DINING ROOM, THE SALAD BAR, THE FROSTIES .... TRIPS TO THE PIZZA HUT AROUND 9:00 ..... SWIMMING IN THE POOL, JOGGING AROUND TOWN .... OPEN BAR WEDNESDA YS AT JONA THAN 'S . . . PITCHERS OF BEER AT L'IL PINES PUB, FRIDAY AFTERNOONS .... THE CHOICES - MAJOR MAGLEASHES OR BRAND Y'S THURSDA Y NIGHTS .... THE SAIL LOF T FRIDA Y NIGHTS AT MARBLEHEAD .... SPECIAL OCCASION DINNERS AT THE CHASE HOUSE ON PICKERING WHARF ,... BUT BEFORE DURING AND AFTER SCHOOL GOOD OLE FAI THFUL MCDONALD S FOR HAMBURGERS FRIES AND COKE .... HAVING STA TE AND THE TOWN TO OURSEL VES OUR SCHOOL OUR TOWN FINDING THE QUIET SPOTZS, THE LIBRARY DO WN IN THE PARK WATCHING THE SAILBOA TS ENJOYING OUR WINFISKYART GALLERY GOING TO n OUR OWN THEATRE ENJO YING AT TIMES BEING THE PERFORMER AND AT TIMES THE AUDIENCE FINDWG OUT HOW TALENTED WE WERE AND BEING ENCOURAGED TO USE IT FINDING ARTISTIC EXPRESSION .W OUR ORCHESTRA DANCE COMPANY CHORAL GROUPS AND ART EXHIBITS FESTIVAL WEEK WITHALL THE ACTIVITIES TO EXCI TE THE IMAGINA TION CONCERTS BOTH CLASSICAL AND JAZZ TRIPS IN WINTER I Y , . . 5 , .... I , . 1 Y- f xx, 1 x v ' ' -' ,-:Thr , Q 1 I D . . 'F 'L . . . 0 . ' V ' 7 .. 1 ,P '4 , , . . . , .' . 1 , ' Y - 'b 0 0 r 1 l l I I I . T ' ..f flu. , '--5' .Ai ., , N 160 .I 1 L1 'ff' -Q 1 1 I . ka - Lrjv 71. . ': AND SPRING WITH STUDENTS RA TES .... THE ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF GETTING DECENT MARKS AND REALIZING WHEN WE DIDN 'T PASS A PARTICULAR COURSE THAT IT WASN 'T THE END OF THE WORLD - MANY PROFESSORS ADMITTING THEY FLUNKED A COURSE OR TWO HERE AND THERE AND THEY SURVIVED TO BECOME OUR PROFESSORS .... FINDING OUT THE HUMAN RESOURCES A T OUR DISPOSAL - THE PLA CEMENT CENTER, OUR ADVISORS, STUDENT SERVICES, THE ACADEMIC AFFAIRS PEOPLE, THE PROGRAM COUNCIL, THE COLLEGE UNION, THE S.G.A., SOUNDING EAST THE LOG AND THE CLIPPER. EACH YEAR A TLEAS T ONE OF OUR ACADEMIC DEPARTMENTS RECEIVES NATIONAL RECOGNITION - STUDENTS REACHING 3.9 AND 4.0 GRADE POINT AVERAGE - THE IMPOSSIBLE-POSSIBLE! HOLIDA Y PARTIES .... WEEKEND SKI TRIPS TO SNOW VALLEY .... GEOLOGY TRIPS TO COLORADO .... ART TRIPS TO FRANCE .... BERMUDA WEEKENDS. COMPOSITIONS, TERM PAPERS, FINALS - MAKING SURE ALL REQUIREMENTS FOR GRADUATION ARE ACCOMPLISHED .... GETTING OUR PORTRAITS SHOT FOR THE YEARBOOK .... GETTING OUR TICKETS FOR SENIOR WEEK .... REALIZING HOW QUICKL Y THE YEARS HERE HA VE GONE AND ENJOYING OUR LAST WEEK TOGETHER BEFORE GRADUA TION .... SOME OF US MA GNA CUM LAUDE, SUMMA CUM LAUDE, CUM LAUDE .... ALL OF US TICKLED TO GET OUR DEGREES . . . THE BIG DAY RECEIVING OUR DIPLOMAS, REALIZING WE ARE NOW ALL ALUMNI .... THE RELIEF .... THE JOY OF ACCOMPLISHMENT GIVES WA Y TO THE REALIZA TION THAT WE HA VE A RESPONSIBILITY TO OURSEL VES, OUR SCHOOL, THE COMMUNITY IN WHICH WE FIND OURSEL VES. WE ARE THE SUM TOTAL OF ALL OUR LIVING, THINKING AND WORKING EXPERIENCES . . . ALL IS VALUABLE - NONE IS WASTED. . . WE WILL FIND EVERYTHING USEFUL ..... . . . WE HA VE BEEN GIVEN THE TOOLS WITH WHICH TO ADVANCE AND ACHIE VE . . . WHENE VER YOU OPEN THIS YEARBOOK FOR WHA TE VER THE NEED - HERE IS HOPING THAT YOU WILL BE RENE WED . . . WE HOPE TO STA YAC TI VE, TO SAFEGUARD THE GOOD WE HA VE FOUND HERE AND TO ELIMINA TE THE CHAFE. WISHING ONE AND ALL OF THE CLASS OF 1983 THE VERY BEST OF HEALTH, HAPPINESS AND FULLFILLMENT. VAMMMZW CLIPPER STAFF ADVISOR - HELEN WA TSON-FELT PUBLISHER 'S REPRESENTATIVE - TOM KEELE Y EDITOR IN CHIEF - JACKIE E. VEADER GRAPHICS EDITOR - ROBIN FARREN CANDID DESIGNER - JOEL STEIN FACULTY EDITOR ' CLAIRE SWANSON MEMORIAL SECTION - DEBRA MAINTAINIS, HEIDI KA TSARAKES PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR - CRAIG JACKSON ASSISTANT PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR - LEON JACKSON POETRY - DEBBIE O'LANDO LAYOUT DESIGNERS ART PORTFOLIO SECTION - JACKIE E. VEADER CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS - ROBIN FARREN AND JOEL STEIN COMMENCEMENT - JOEL STEIN SENIOR SECTION - JACKIE VEADER STUDENT LIFE - ROBIN FARREN AND JOEL STEIN SPORTS - JACKIE E. VEADER STAFF PHOTOGRAPHERS DAN FOLE Y CHRIS GUIDICE SCOTT F LANES WM. KEATH MONTGOMERY SCOTT J. SIMMONS PAUL SWEET JOE WALKER EDlTOR'S HELPERS BE TTE BAILEY, LISA BONOMI, PAT BURROWS, JIMMY COTTER, KAREN COURAGE, KAREN CRIMMINGS, BILL DERMODK BARBARA DEULLA, MARK DUMAS, JOHN. D. GALARIS, PA TTY GIBBONS, DONALD IRVING LEON JACKSON, TOM LEARY JACKIE LE VESQUE, CA TH Y RENNA, TOM ROUNDY, ARTHUR SMITH PAUL SWEET THE LOG STAFF WE ARE GRA TEFUL TO PAST LOG EDITOR, ROB LA VOIE AND ESPECIALLY TO BILL DERMODY. TO QUOTE BILL, THE WRITERS, PRODUCTION PEOPLE AND THE PHOTOGRAPHERS ARE THE REAL DRIVING FORCE BEHIND THE LOGg REGINA SANTACROCE- PRODUCTION MANAGER, DON POWERS-NEWS EDITOR, ANNE MAGEE-FEA TUREXARTS EDITOR, GARY LEAVITT-SPORTS EDITOR, MARY LYONS-ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR, SCOTT F, LANES- PHOTOGRAPHER, SCOTT J. SIMMOIN5-ASSISTANT PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR. COVER DESIGNED AND CREATED BY - ROBIN FARREN SEASONAL DI VIDERS DESIGNED AND CREATED BY - ROBIN FARREN 'I al' 'E ' A fx f ,nel I'-' I ,Q .Q la. 5 Yi. ff? ABOUT THE STAFF ..... IT GOES WITHOUT SAYING THAT AN EDITOR NEEDS HELP FROM EVERY POSSIBLE SOURCE. THESE HELPERS, ALL WITH DIFFERENT SKILLS, WERE INDISPENSABLE TO ME. FROM THE PEOPLE WHO LOOKED THROUGH THE HUNDREDS OF PHOTOS TO FIND PICTURES OF CURRENT STUDENTS TO THOSE WHO WROTE COPY - ALL WERE VERY IMPORTANT IN COMPLETING THE 1983 YEARBOOK. TOM KEELEY'S POSITIVE ATTITUDE AND WILLING- NESS TO ACTIVELY HELP US WILL ALWAYS BE APPRECIA TED. BETSY'S REWRITES, TYPING AND SIZING OF COPY SAVED MANY A LAYOUT PAGE. THE PA TIENCE AND ENCOURAGEMENT OF HELEN FELT MADE THIS LABOR OF LOVE AN ACCOMPLISHMENT CLAIRE SWANSON 'S LA YOUT FOR THE FACULTY SECTION IS A JOB WELL DONE UNDER VERY TRYING CIRCUMSTANCES. MY GRA TITUDE TO LEON MARK AND ESPECIALLY MY PHOTOGRAPHIC EDITOR, CRAIG JACKSON FOR THEIR EFFORTS. M Y LAST THANKS TO MY STAFF WOULD BE AMISS IF I DlDN'T INCLUDE THE SMALL PARAGRAPHS I ASKED ROBIN AND JOEL TO GIVE ME. ROBIN FARREM A MEMBER OF THE CLASS OF '84, IS CURRENTLY AN ART MAJOR AT SALEM STA TE. ROBIN A NATIVE OF MALDEN, PLANS TO PURSUE A CAREER AS A GRAPHIC DESIGNER. IN 1983, SHE WAS A WARDED THE PRESIDENTIAL CREA TI VI TYAWARD AND IS THE DESIGNER OF THE COVER AND SEASONAL DIVIDERS FOR THE 1983 YEARBOOK. BECAUSE OF ROBIN'S OUTSTANDING TALENT SHE HAS BEEN ASKED TO DESIGN THE 1983 PUBLIC RELATIONS INSTITUTE PAMPHLE T AND THE CURRENT MASTERS OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRA TION BOOKLET COVER. ROBIN IS ACTIVELY IN VOL VED IN THE SALEM STA TE COLLEGE ART SOCIETY AND PRESENT- L Y SER VES AS THE ORGANIZA TION'S TREASURER. JOEL STEIN IS AN ART MAJOR FROM SPRINGFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS WHO IS ALSO A MEMBER OF THE CLASS OF '84. UPON GRADUATION JOEL INTENDS TO WRITE AND DIRECT FILMS. HE CURRENTLY SERVES AS PRESI- DENT OF THE SALEM STA TE COLLEGE ART SOCIETY. HE ENJOYS WRITING SHORT STORIES AND POETRY. JOEL HAS HAD SOME OF HIS POETRY PUBLISHED IN SOUNDINGS EAST AND HE OCCASIONALLY WRI TES ARTICLES FOR THE LOG. I AM VERY PROUD TO HA VE HAD THE OPPORTUNITY TO WORK WITH THESE TWO TALENTED PEOPLE. THEY WILL BE VERY FAMOUS IN THEIR CHOSEN FIELDS, OF THA T I HA VE NO DOUBT. 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