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JN '4- 1982 Editor-in-C.hief!Layout and Design Monica L. Percival Associate Editor Sharyn Hardy Associate Editor! Circulation Manager Elizabeth Sabel Business Manager Maureen Shea Advertising Editor Nancy Myers Feature Writer!Copy Editor Terry Pepin Photography Editor Cindy Rubin Associate Photography Editor Lauren Sterling Typesetting and Cover Design Monica Percival Faculty Advisor Deborah Smiley Senior Portraits MacLean-Stevens Studio Printing Josten's!American Yearbook Co. General Staff Jeriann Brady Meryl Codner Deborah Flanagan Michelle Caller Sharon Carlitz Ann Glasgow Julie Harney Carolyn Hayes Judy Hunter Jeanne Lee Patricia Meade Karen Tabak Joyce Tassinari MaryLou Toub Lauri Wilson Photographers Liz Alberts Kristin Brockelman Lisa Delman Bradford F. Herzog Monica Percival Linda Rohrlick Jill Solan Melissa Weeks We would like to thank the Simmons College Archives for providing the photographs used in the scrapbook section and for their help in gathering information about the first graduatiing classg and the Office of Public Information for allowing us access to their photo files. rv: V 1 C0 TE o 1 ,v. , ffl' r X., 4'-nt ll Seniors Faculty Activities Ads 7 97 133 185 -4 mi--, I I think that every yearbook staff must begin with high aspirations. You always want your book to be a little better than the year before, and you always vow not to make the same mistakes as the previous staff. It's not until you get into the thick of things and you're faced with one crisis after another that you realize you're not immune to those mistakes. When you're faced with a deadline and only 24 hours left to meet it, you begin to make compromises. Certainly the 1982 Microcosm has its ups and downs, and I am sure that there must be some errors in the copy--after all, most of the proofreading was done on Christmas Eve under the tree. But on the whole, the editorial staff feels it is a unique publication. We apologize for any mistakes or omissions. This issue commemorates the 80th anniversary of the College. In 1902, the first group of women entered Simmons and began traditions which still play a part in'our lives today. A special scrapbook section in this yearbook is dedicated to those women and the spirit with which they sought to advance their education in a reluctant society. It is also worthy to note that this year's book was typeset totally inhouse at Simmons. The typesetting, photography, writing, design, and layout were all done by staff members. I would like to thank them for their enthusiasm and effort. In addition, I would like to thank the staff of the College Archives for their help in researching background material and obtaining photographs: the Office of Public Information for supplying some of the faculty pictures we were missing: and most especially, our advisor Deborah Smiley for help above and beyond the call of duty which allowed me to get through this project with some amount of sanity intact. I hope you enjoy the 1982 Microcosm, but if you do have any complaints call 555-1212. Sincerely, 4 . - Monica L. Percival Editor-in-Chief There are only moments. They like to tell us that time runs along in even, ticking measures, minute to day to month to decade, but that isn't true. It's like a gropingjourney in the fog, hiking up Bootspur Trail on Mount Washington in bad weather, nothing around you but the rocks of the trail and the ghostly shadows of the iirs-and all at onee you reach the summit and it's blown clear and the sun in blazing down out of a vibrant, rain-washed sky and everything is new and full of clarity, and time does have a stop, just as the great man said. Moments like that, few and far between, clearings in the fog, on the high groundf' -Anton Myrer The Last Convertible, 91978, Berkley Publishing Corporation, 200 Madison Avenue, New York, NY 10016 IO 1- . ,, Q! ,J .X L+' ff .mil Rula Abdul Qadir Hometown: Dhahran, Saudi Arabia Major: Management Theme Song: You Can Get It If You Really Want Likes: Politics, Harvard Square Dislikes: Apathy, materialism Ambition: Hospital administrator Karen Anne Abood Hometown: Worcester, MA Major: Physical Therapy Likes: Music, dancing, sunsets, food Ana Claudia Passasrelli Alarc6n Nickname: Closhy, HZO, Cawa Hometown: Guatemala Major: Engineering Psychology Theme Song: La Culpable' Bostanian Haunts: 171 Bay State Road, Aku-Aku, Burger King Likes: Cocodriles, friends, Guate. Dislikes: Alligators, winter shoes Ambition: To go back home soon!! Lori Lynn Alfred Hometown: Hurleyville, NY Major: Sociologyflluman Services Bostonian Haunts: T.G.I. Friday's, Fi- lene's, Charles River Likes: Stability and organization Dislikes: Registration Ambition: To travel awhile and later to direct health service centers and shelters for young women. Miriam R. Alpert Nickname: Mimi Hometown: Fall River, MA Major: Advertising Theme Song: All The Beatles, hits Bostonian Haunts: Jason's Likes: G.I-I., candlelit dinners Dislikes: Frat parties, gaining weight Ambition: Professional and personal success Roslyn R. Altman Nickname: Roz Hometown: Randolph, MA Major: Psychologyfl-Iuman Services Rula Abdul Qadir Ana Claudia Passarelli Alnreon 2 . lr I its Miriam R. Alpert Karen Anne Abood Lori Lynn Alfred Roslyn R. Altman April Ansaldi Hometown: North Quincy, MA Major: Management Theme Song: Brown Eyed Girl Likes: Good friends, summer, the beach, music Dislikes: Very cold weather Ambition: To be a successful career woman and my own boss Rosario Aponte Nickname: Roach Hometown: Guaynabo, PR Major: PsychologylManagement Theme Song: I Don't Like Mon- days Likes: Sunshine, roller skating, vol- leyball, gorgeous men Dislikes: Lying, getting drunk, bad moods, pick-up scenes Roslyn D. Arpiarian Nickname: Roz Hometown: West Hartford, CT Major: Nutrition Theme Song: Arthur's Theme Bostonian Haunts: City Side, Cop- perfield's, King's Row Likes: Golf, being with friends Dislikes: Dieting Ambition: To be successful Karen Anne Arsenault Nickname: K Hometown: Reading, MA Major: Mathematics Theme Song: That's The Way I Always Heard It Should Be Likes: Diverse, honest conversations Dislikes: Invulnerable people Ambition: To love and to work Helga Spink Arthur Hometown: Osterville, MA Major: Sociology Theme Song: Impossible Dream Bostonian Haunts: Beacon Hill Likes: The beach, novels, horses, my girls and husband, CE Dislikes: Excuses, cold weather Ambition: A career in human re- source management Patricia Ann Atwater Nickname: Pattie Attawater Hometown: Manchester-by-the-sea Major: BiologylPsychology Theme Song: Make Me Smile Bostonian Haunts: Faneuil Hall Likes: B.B., The Home at 13 Nor- wood Ave., food, friends Dislikes: Most Sundays, -300 Ambition: Dr. Atwater I presume. Apriltl. Ansalcli Rosario Aponle A f Roslyn U. Arpiarian Karen Anne Arsenault f 4-fx Helga Spink Arthur Patricia Ann Atwater 'D X -f Y t b Y 'Y Debra A. Bachorowski Debra A. Bachorowski Nickname: Deb, Debi Hometouin: North Hampton, NH Major: ManagementlAccounting Theme Song: Wild Horses Bostonian Haunts: Fridays Likes: Tom, success, parties Dislikes: MIT parties, Bartol food Ambition: To be a C.P.A. and own an accounting Hrm Debbi S. Baker Hometoziin: Haverhill, MA Major: Nursing Theme Song: Born to Run Bostonian Haunts: Cask, Sig Ep Likes: Steve's Ice Cream, good friends, Cask, weekends Dislikes: Exams, insincere people Ambition: To continue my education in nursing and be happy! Valerie Barbour Valerie Barbour Nickname: Val Hometown: Catonsville, MD Major: Physical Therapy Theme Song: I Am Woman Bostonian Haunts: Cask, Friday's Likes: good friends, traveling Dislikes: Waiting for the Green line Ambition: Rehab, traveling around the world Beverly M. Barry Amy Beauchaine Amy Beauchaine Nickname: Beau Hometown: Pittsfield, MA Major: Government Bostonian Haiints: Pizzeria Uno, Exe- ter St. Theatre at midnight Likes: Doonesbury, French films Dislikes: The TQ, senior thesis dead- lines, Bartol food, preppies Ambition: Fame and fortune Melissa E. Belz ' Hometown: Waban, MA V .yi l Major: Psychology Debbi S. Baker Beverly M. Barry X Melissa E. Belz Gwenne Cheryl Berger llmm'lml'n.' Slllllllll, MA lllrljnr: Clrzlpllic'sfl'lllllisllillg All l.ilm.- tl, lillllily, l,D1ll'l2l,gl'ilIJllllS, closet SCCIIL' IJi.slilc1'.x.' Petlllolls ,'llllllfflUIl.' lo llilYL' it alll! Lisa G. Blaustein Hrnm'ln1l'll.' llllll, MA Mrljmp' lll2ll'liL'llllgfhlilIl2lgl'lllk'lIl limlnllirlll llr1l1nl.s: l,lfll'l'lll llllo, lqlll Rezll listzlte flUIlIll'l'll0ll, Vlllll' l'1illl- tzlstit' lfood l zlt'tolAy l,ill'1'.s.' lfood lIi.slik1'.s.' llllll' cold flml1ilinn. l'o trzlvel 2ll'0llllfl llll' world Shelley Celeste Bowen Hnn1wln1l'rl.' Sprillglleld, MA Mfljmp' Hlllllllll Selwlees 'l'llr'l111'.S'rnlg: ulllfillillll ,'xWLll'H Blhlflllllllll llulnllxi l illlL'llll llllll l.ilf1'.x.' .'Xl.llll'lxl'illl, good lrlellds, good lillles, sllllsets, poetl'y, jzlH IJi.slilfm.' l'lX2llIlS, lllxilleere people An1llillml.' fllllilillll e ol' t'2lll'l'l' Ulllll- selor Holly Lynne Braren llm11z'lmlln.' Welllel'sl'ield, ffl' lllrllfm' l'lll'siull 'l'llL'lt2llJl' BllxfllllllllllII1llIlf.N.'fl2ISli 84 lflalgoll, CIoppel'lleld's, l'll'lKl2ll'lS, l.ilr1'.x.' Good l,l'lCIltlS illlll good lllllL'S flilllllllllllf'lAUlJC1l ul'lt'll illlfl l'2llll0llS pllyslczll lllCl'2llllSl Johanna Brassard llulm'lml'l1: liosloll, MA lllrljnr: l-lllglisllftLox'el'lllllellt limlmliml llnlolllx l'lt'l'ol2l YCllL'!l2l ljlcwv Books, lllUX'lL'S, plzlvs lMlikfas.' cll'C2llIlL'Cl colll, seaweed .'ln1llilmn: lo llelp llllild SllIlIIlUllS College into ll world l2llIlUlIS lllhillllllltbll Maryann Brett lllujmp' Relzlll Nlllll2lgl'llll'lll -- flWCIlIlC Cllleryl liergel' l,lsQl CL. lll2lllSlClll av-O Ti' Shelley Celeste Bowen Holly Lynne BIYIFCII -ltlllllllllll BI'21SSLlI'Cl M2iI'y21Ill1 Brett M. Kristin Brockelman Nickname: K Hometown: Kingston, MA Major: Communications Theme Song: Born to Run Bostonian Haunts: The Cask Likes: Snowstorms, Boston, G8cTs Dislikes: Frat parties, jamaica Plain Ambition: To be very successful and to go to Paris Amy Brown Nickname: Ames Hometown: Providence, Rl Major: EnglishlCommunications Theme Song: The Four Seasons Bostonian Haunts: Diamond jim's Likes: Reading, writing Dislikes: Pessimism Ambition: To write the great Ameri- can novel Patricia L. Brown Nickname: Patty Hometown: Lynn, MA Major: French Theme Song: In My Life Bostonian Haunts: Quincy Market Likes: Music, dancing, reading Dislikes: Crowded subways Valerie Bums Nickname: Val Hometown: Bronx, NY Major:,Physical Therapy Theme Song: Somewhere In the Night Likes: Walking, reading Dislikes: Rainy days, finals Ambition: To become good in my profession janet Campbell Hometown: Montoursville, PA Major: ManagementlAccounting Regina M. Cantella Hometown: Winchester, MA Major: Physical Therapy Theme Song: You've Got a Friend Bostonian Haunts: Theta Chi Likes: Caclaverjokes, touring with Cheryl, Maine, the ocean Dislikes: 8:30 classes, physics lab Ambition: To enjoy life and be a super PT M . Kristin Brockelman Amy Brown P2ltI'iClEl L. Brown Valerie Burns , Qi' janet Campbell Regina M. Cantella fuu- v- l l . - f 1 I .N 'Y ltr Lauren M. Canucci Major: Management Eve Elizabeth Cartwright Hometown: Fairfield, CT Major: Secondary Education!Open Program-Social Science Theme Song: While you see a chance take it... Likes: Daisies, ice cream, veggies, poetry, mountains, sunsets, blue Ambition: To be able to live my life in my own way Susan Ann Casey Nickname: Sue Hometown: Enfield, CT Major: HistorylWomen's Studies Theme Song: There's a Place in the World for a Gambler Bostonian H aunts: The Cask Likes: Vino nights, Nantucket Dislikes: Inflexible people, mice Ambition: Peace of mind Nancy Cavallaro Nickname: Nance Hometown: Andover, MA Major: Retail Management Theme S ang: k'Lady Bostonian Haunts: Houlihanis Likes: Chocolate, cheesecake, silk Dislikes: Preppies, pigeons, broccoli Ambition: To be happy, satisfied and successful in all that I do! Elizabeth A. Chace Nickname: Lizzie Hometown: Fall River, MA Major: Nutrition Theme Song: Beethoven's No. 9 Bostonian Haunts: 172 Harvard St. Likes: Sailing, dancing, hats, cham- pagne Dislikes: BayBank Ambition: To live life to the fullest! Christina Chan Major: Psychology Lauren M. Canucci Eve Elizabeth Cartwright 95 Avx 'T' sz:-17' of L j Susan Ann Casey Nancy Cavallaro fu? if - ' -Q1---A LY fx, iff! I, 1 fl , A t I Elizabeth A. Chace Christina Chan J ,AL-N X K Donna Chase Ivlfkllllllllf filiztsey l1U1llI'fUIl'II.' l'eniln'oke, MA illujnri Pliysical lliergipy rlillfllll' Snrig: Your Song 1ifl.SfUIllllll lfllllllfx' l's, lil I., lfitffs l,ik1'.x.' Anything witli t'lass,uul1m-i' jokes, toasted alnionds lJ1,tlilfr's.' told, rztlilmit lood, waiting rlnilzilimz: lo see a unicorn Melissa T. Chase A'YlI'lfIIIlIlII'.' Cricket Hmn1'lm1'n.' Stonington, ill ililujtny' Nutrition 1ilIl'IIl!'SUIlg.' 'l'liree limes A l,acly liuslrniirzri Illlllllfy' Balison College l.ilc1'.s.' Yorkshire lerriers lJj.slilm.' 'lilie city Anzllilimzf 'llo lie R.lJ. and have nn' own clinic Andrea R. Chiasson Hmllfflozmr' llmciit, MA lllzgnr: Nutrition 77It'IIlI'S0II1Q'.' Spent the Rent Buslonimz fiflllllfhf lisplanade lsikzw Long weekends, Fridays, New England, wide open spares Dislikw.s.' Bartol Hall. 8:30 classes A111l1ilimz.'Tosee tlie world Judith Lynn Clopper Honn'luzt'n.' Peabody, MA Mujmp' Psychology Meryl L. Codner Hometoufrz: Lexington, MA Lauri A. Cohen Hunu'tozw1.' Brockton, MA Major: Management Bmrmzian Huunls: Quincy Market Likes' People, travel, challenges Di,slikrs.' Waiting, rushing, the MBTA. rain ,-ln1l1ilim1.' To secure a position in personnel administration and later go to law school Donna Chase Melissa T. Cha SC L- fi f 1 .gt Mg' I Andrea R. Chiasson .lndith Lynn Cloppei Meryl L. Codner Lauri A. Cohen Gnu J, .MWA , Sandra R. Cohen Major: Management Christine M. Collins Nickname: Chris Hometown: Cataumet, MA Major: Management Linda D. Compton Hometown: Stoughton, MA Major: Advertising Ambition: To own an advertising agency Pearl Coong Maria S. Corea Hometown: East Boston, MA Major: Physical Therapy Theme Song: Always and Forever Bostonian Haunts: Quincy Market Likes: Dancing, skiing Donna Marie Corey Nickname: Dee Cee Hometown: Middletown, RI Major: Nursing Theme Song: Comes a Time Bostonian Haunts: F riday's, Faneuil Hall, The Ice Cream Machine Likes: The ocean and tower 9953 Dislikes: Alarm clocks Sandra R. Cohen Christine M. Collins Linda D. Compton Pearl Coong Jl '..5 Maria S. Corea Donna Marie Corey wffffl-an-fnl1l ' R 'H . Ax -din-... + ,. . ww. M -unch Eb Marlene Rosa Costa Hometozun: Rex ere, MA Major: Psychology Verlinda Cotton Ruby Carlene Cousins Nickname: Sisie Hometown: Newburyport, MA Alajor: Chemistry Theme Song: Dr. Wu Bostonian Haunts: Faneuil Hall Likes: Brushing my teeth, chewing gum, Deadra's hugs and kisses Ambition: To become a chemist for Conoco Jennifer A. Crean Niekname:jen Hometown: Chester, Nj Major: Management!Marketing Bostonian Haunts: The Cask, Cop- perfield's,jack's, Hyatt Likes: Parties, pizza, Stephen, chinese food, beers, road trips Dislikes: Finals, term papers Ambition: To be happy Maureen Claire Critch Hometown: Medford, MA Major: Physical TherapyfPsych. Bostonian Haunts: Quincy Market Likes: Friends, skiing, unicorns, Steve's Ice Cream Dislikes: The T, Reagan, Summer of '81 Ambition: To be happy in whatever I do and to travel Paulette Crosby Nickname: P Hometown: Philadelphia, PA Major: Management Theme Song: How Can I Say Good bye to Yesterday Bostonian Haunts: Rick's, N.U. Likes: Drawing, money, traveling - Ambition: To pursue a position in a strong company Q Ann Margaret Crowell Niclzmlmzf: Annie llormflownx Portland, OR Mzijor: linglish 'l'lu'mr' Song: 'l'he River Bllsllllltllll llr1unl.s.' Faneuil Hall l.ilu'.s.' Dogs, sunshine, movies IJi.slilm.' Lima beans, rude people flmllilionf lo be content with myself' amd to possess a kind ol' inner peace Elizabeth Ann Dalbeck tVtl'lHIIlIll1'.' Betsey, B Honu'tozm1.' Cape lilizabeth, M li Major: Public Relations 7llI1'Il1l' Sung: She's So Cold BOSf0Hi1lIl H1l1o1ls.' Club 908 l,ilces.' Late nites, sleeping late lJislik1's.' Early classes, twits Amllition: 'lio enjoy life, be proud ol myself, and sacrifice little Catherine Y. Daly Nil'kllIlII1!'.' Cathy i'lUllII'f07l'll.' Boston, MA Major: Special liducation!Psych. 'l'l11'nze Song: ll l Can Help Some- body l.ilf1's.' Singing, music, walking, a good book, going out with friends lJislil:es.' Preiudiced people Anzbilion: lo start my own school Danese Michele Davis Ni1'k11an1e.' Michele Hometown: Everett, MA Major: Retail Management Bostonian H111nzts.' Metro, Spit, Cache Likes: Dancing, traveling, photo- gfaphy Anzbitiom To own a store Lisa Delman Nickname: Lis Hometown: Greenwich, CT Major: Nutrition!Psychology Theme Song: Smiling Face Bostonian Haunts: Bay Tower Room, Newbury St., Chestnut Hill Mall Likes: Spending time with friends Dislikes: Rainy days in Boston Ambition: To enjoy life to its fullest! Darcy DeMarco Hometown: Durham, NH Major: Communications!P.R. Theme Song: Rhiannon Bostonian Haunts: Museum of Fine Arts, Barnes 8c Noble Bookstore Likes: Susan Sontag, Edith Wharton, Colette, Edwin Newman, BSO Ambition: To own a public relations firm and be disgustingly happy Ann Margaret Crowell Elizabeth Ann Dalbeck 5515 C Catherine Y. Daly Danese Michele Davis ffkiirj x 4,4 A Qs Lisa Delman Darcy DeMarco ,NG I jean Marie DePerrior lVllilfIlIlIIl6'.'1CE1fllC Homvlozmz: Lynn, MA Mzzjurf Physical Therapy Tlzffmr Song: Still Crazy After All These Years Boslozzlcnz Hutnzty S-308 and S-251 L1'kf'.s.' Blueberry ice cream Ambilion: To achieve total relaxa- tion Janette DiBacco NffkIlflIII6'.'hIHIl Hmm'lozm1.' Somerville, MA Major: Management Ambition .' Career in human resource development Yvette M. Dick M11jrn'.' Chemistry Tlzwmrf Song: You've Cot a Friend l,ike.s.' Sports, music, people Anzbilimz: Graduate school, travel Elizabeth Ann Dickelman NlfkIlI1IIll'.' Beth Han1ffl0zmz.' Woburn, MA Mrljmx' Physical Therapy!Art Tl1e'1m'Sm1g.' You've Cot a Friend Bnstorzmrz HHllI1f.N.' Mike's Pastry Liktcs: Skiing, sailing,jogging Di.tlik1'.t.' Fighting, the phone bill Anibilitm' To give something of my- self to make the world better Susan Elizabeth Dieter Nifknanzff: Sue Hll7Ilf'fllZll71.' Bedford, NH Major: Community Nutrition Tlzemf' Song: How Great Thou Art! Likes: Sewing, cooking, dancing Dixlikm' Loud music, smoking Ambitimzs Become a registered dieti- clan and go into private practice Lisa Marie DiMarco Honz1'tozm1.' Wethersfield, CT Major: Communications Quote: lf you have built castles in the air, your work need not be lostg that is where they should be. Now put the foundations under them. -Henry David Thoreau , l jean Marie DePerrior Janette DiBacco Yvette M. Dick Elizabeth Ann Dickelman 4133?-if 'E Susan Elizabeth Dieter Lisa Marie DiMarco rx A Molly L. Dinan Nickname: Mol Hometown: Framingham, MA Major: Elementary Education Theme Song: Netherlands Bostonian Haunls: Ruby's, Faneuil Hall Likes: Kids, popcorn, talking Dislikzs' Exams, lesson plans Ambition: To get ajobl jane DiPaolo Major: Economics Linda Carlene Disbrow Ni1'kn1nm'.' Diz Homiflozzfm Trumbull, CT Major: Nursing TIIFIIH' Song: Only a Fool Gives A Heart Like That l,ikz'.s.' Reading, skiing, Natural Lite Di.vlilcf'.x.' MIT l'rats minus DKE Anlbilion: To pass my state boards and become a nurse practitioner Elizabeth Ann D'-lamoos Nickrzanze: Betsy Major: Management Marjorie Beth Dodell Nirkrzonua' Margie Homzltoztim Phoenix, AZ Major: Nutrition Tlzenu' Song: Piano Man Boslonimi HI1lllIf.S.' Faneuil Hall, Newbury Street l,ike.v.' Good friends and good times Dislilf1'.s.' Studying Anzliilion: To have a happy and suc- cessful life Linda Kathleen Donovan N1'FlfIIIlIIIl'.' Linda Kay HOIl1l'f1IZl'l1.' Lynn, MA Mznorf Nursing Bostonian HIIIlI1f.S'.' Faneuil Hall Likes' Mark, my clinical rotation Dixlikzcw The commute into Boston Ambition: To pass the state boards, work as a RN, and then continue my education in nursing Molly L. DlIl21fl Jane DiP30l0 hr- 'QD' 'WLOX 'f-o:o.9' Linda Carlene Disbrow Elizabeth Ann Djamoos fl!!!-' 'Xf rm- '4 5'- Marjorie Beth Dodell Linda Kathleen Donovan X 1 w -1 ' W lit . V T. ' ' ' 'I' ',. in-Lf-x ' l ', I A a 'U , - A, D 1 , J ' 5, T' ' A ' :, 1, 5 ' , - 'fl f, X T ti X X K '. . '- ' 1 3 ' . , ' X . in 21 Catherine Draper Major: Retail Management Sarah-Ellen C. Duffy Nirkzznnuz' Sarah-Bird HIlIIIf'fIlIl'Il.' Chesire. Cl .llajnrx Management Hllxftllllllll H11l1Ilf.N.' Faneuil Hall 1.ikw.v.' Living oll-cainpus, movies IJj.vI1'kfav.' lhe NBTA, rudeness Anzbitifm: Graduate school and a career in personnel administrationg and eventually raising a family Debbie Dunmire iNllfkIZllIIIl'.' Devo Homeflozmzf St. Paul, MN Major: Nursing Tlzerne Song: Imagine My Surprise Likes' Anything but college Ambition: Graduation in less than ten years! Tanya Marie Dzugan Homfftozwz: Doylestown. PA Major: Public Relations BOSf0IZlflII Hauzzts: Cambridge, No-Names, Faneuil Hall Elizabeth L. Eaton Ni1'kr111n11'.' Libby HIIIIIf'fl11l'I1.' lNilton, Cl tllnjmy' Finance Bavlmzmrz HllllI1f.X.' Cask, Faneuil Hall l,ikz'.s.' Sailing, swimming, Cape Cod Eileen Marie Egan Hmm'lmm1.' Belmont, MA Mztjfnp' Managementfliinance Hmlmmlrl HIlIll1f,N,' ilihe Fan Club l,lvkl'.N.' Sneakers, peanut MZQMS. cl-triples, Mashpee, CB lriencls llivlilfffv' Dorm parties, squeezing in the gate, pennies, the witches Amlzilimzf lo laugh often and love much Catherine Draper Sarah-Ellen C. Duffy Debbie Dunmire Tanya Marie Dzugan Elizabeth L. Eaton Eileen Marie Egan Debra Beth Elfman Nickname: Debbie Hometown: Chelsea, MA Major: Nursing Theme Song: Everlasting Love Likes: A.D., my good friends D.F., M.V., S.S., P.L., graduation Dislikes: Homework, expectations Ambition: To obtains a M.S. and to enjoy life to the fullest Leslie Ellen Endlar Hometown: Brookline, MA Major: Elementary and Special Ed. Likes: Traveling, skiing, children, food Ambition: To live, love, and laugh Laurin Audrey Ericson Nickname: Laurin Bacall Activities Hometown: Belmont, MA Major: Management Theme Song: Fantasy Bostonian Haunts: Quincy Market Likes: Chinese food, puppies, good wine, dancing, Nantucket, tuna Lori Ellen Evans Hometown: Longmeadow, MA Major: Covernmentflnternational Relations Bostonian HOU7ZiS.'kIOH21Ill2lD Swift's Ambition: journalist covering inter- national stories Lori Fabrizio Hometown: Norwalk, CT Major: Communications Theme Song: Wishing On A Star Bostonian Haztnts: Steve's Likes: Birthday parties Dislikes: pffffF' Virginia A. Fairburn Nirknome: Ginny Hometown' Lawrence, MA Major: Retail Management!Art Bostonian Haunts: Faneuil Hall Likes: Painting, dancing, skiing, springtime, Ken Ambition: Tojoin a retail organiza- tion as an advertising andfor sales promotion executive Debra Beth Elfman Leslie Ellen Endlar Q 7 1 1 re , , Laurin Audrey Ericson Lori Ellen Evans 'I Lorij. Fabrizig Virginia A. Fairburn Tw? Rhonda Leigh Falk Nickname: Schmondie Hometown: Medford, MA Major: Human Services Theme Song: Help Me, Rhonda Bostonian Haunts: Steve's Ice Cream Likes.'jelly beans, Hillel, Heinz Dislikes: MBTA, Reaganomics Ambition: To take advantage of all that life has to offer Tammy Feiges Nickname: Skippy Hometown: Sioux City, IA Major: Finance!Management Bostonian Haunts: Flask 84 Cagon, the Chuck Likes: Ruby's Dislikes: Bartol Stacey L. Feinstein Hometoziin: Chelsea, MA Major: Public Relations Bostonian Haunts: Houlihan's, Top ofthe Hub, Bloomingdale's Likes: Optimism Dislikes: Pessimism Ambition: To live a happy, healthy, and successful life Sheri Fermon Nickname: Shez Hometown : Swampscott Major: Management!Accounting Kerry M. Ferrero Hoinetown: Longmeadow, MA Major: Graphic Design Donna Marie Fisher Hornelown: Onset, MA Major: FinancefManagement Theme Song: Love ls ln The Air B0.Sf0IliIlIlf'1lllU1fS.' Houlihan's, Cask l.ikes.' Cape Cod, the ocean, Boston Di.xlikes.' Getting up early, writing papers, closed-minded eo le P P Ambition: 'Fo travel, have a career, . and live life to the fullest Rl1OIlda Leigh Falk Tammy Feiges . iii Stacey L. Feinstein Sheri Fermon Kerry M. Ferrero Donna Marie Fisher , if 4' x 24 Q A , ,v Deborah M. Flanagan Hmm'lozun.' Needham, MA Major: Biology Tlzwmf Song: Celebration Bmtmzmrz HIlIlIlf.Y.' The flask l,ike.v. l'l1et1ape, long weekends IJi.s'lik1's.' MIT frat parties, 8:30 class es, chefs surprise at Bartol Anzbilifnzx To find out there really is life after Simmons Mary Elizabeth Foley NlfkIlIllIIl'.' Mary Beth l'I0llll'f0'll'H.' Milton, MA Mztjorf Psychology Tlufnu' Song: Hello Again Bosluriiarz Huunn: 'loIly's l,ikz'.s'.' Music, Iood, people, skiing IJi.s'lilf1's.' lixams An1l1iIinn. l'o further my education and later become a nurse Susan M. Foley Nickname: Foo Hmn1'lmm1.' Medlield, MA Mrq'or: Communicationsflinglish Hoslanziarz Hr1zn1ls.' The flask l.ikf.s: Ernest Hemingway, the Grateful Dead, Cape Cod Di.vlike.s.' Fear 8: loathing in Boston Ambitimz: A career in sales or pro- motion Patricia Forte NTI'kIIIlIlll'.' Tricia, Dish Honzzflownf Wakefield, MA Majmz' Nursing Tlwrrze Sung: Here Come Those Tears Again Hoxtonirnz Hnunls: Harvrd Square l.ikes.' Chicago, C1opperlield's, Cask IJislik1f.x.' Long lines, the Ambition: Pediatric nurse oncologis Donna jean Fox Hmru'lown.' Belmont, MA Major: Nursing l.ik1f.s: Graduating, my good friends D.li., M.V., P.l,., l,.l'1., S.M. lJi.s1ik1'.w.' Homework, nursing caps, late classes Ambition: To pass my boards Raelin Debra Fox Nlf'kllIlIllI'.' Ski, Foxington Hmm'lozun.' Newton Centre, MA Mztjmx' Managementflfinance! French Huslorrmrz lluun!.s: Friday's, Spin- naker, Faneuil Hall l Deborah M. Flanagan Mary Elizabeth Foley Susan M. Foley Patricia Forte s i 91 I Donnajean Fox Raelin Debra Fox gf 'NN 'tw ,lj E pi WI ,E N 1 I in 26 NA: V- .. '1,1,. . ..-nd' - Q... ,K W Y .:'- 315' .. uv-i ip: --r x 5, fs...,. ., -....,, -... ,- ,. 4, ' -q.,,..... ---.., y.. W A M N .M . 1 -- - Ng. M. .. K ,' N.. in - N- 'NW Q M 'A -Av., - M- , ....,,, j Q.. .Nh f 1 J, .W .QV M -1 Am N l, - , M.. 'wiv' gfw--n-ig, -4 , , W. up ,, . --.. ' Q Deborah Francis Nickname: Debbie Hometown: East Providence, RI Major: Physical Therapy Theme Song: Honesty Likes: Mellow music, good films Dislikes: Dishonesty, competition Ambition: To be a successful well- rounded person, as a professional, a woman, and a human being Nancy Ellen Freeman Hometown: Newton, MA Major: English Theme Song: September Bostonian Hountx: Colorado Public Library Likes: Music, swimming Quote: If you think you can do it, you can. Michelle Renee Galler Hometown: Hull, MA Major: FinancefManagement Theme Song: Ravel's Bolerou Bostonian Haunts: Fridays, Faneuil Hall, Evans Hall Nude Beach Ambition: To be a financial wizard and host thejohnny Carson show! Kathleen Garrity Major: Nutrition Tamar Gates Madeline Gatti Hometown : Greenburgh-Hartsdale, NY Major: Social Service Administra- tion Theme Song: Zoom Likes: Walking, watching, traveling music, GH Ambition: To do the best I can Grace L. George Hometozumjamaica Plain, MA Major: Biology Theme Song: Let the Good Times Roll Bostonian Haunts: Copperfield's, Likes: Miller Lite, my good friends Dislikes: Homework, MBTA Ambitior1.'To have a Steinway grand piano Georgia Georgiou Major: English Karina Gerson Hometozom Springfield, MA Major: Management Bostonian Haunts.'jason's, Friday's, North End Helen S. Getz Major: Nutrition Randi Ilene Gilbert Hometown: Chevy Chase, MD Major: Finance!Management Theme Song: The Man With the Child in His Eyes Bostonian Haunts: Cambridge Likes: Unique freaky people, intelli- gence, comfortable clothes, travel Dislikes: Ignorance, games, B.S. Ambition: Happiness and success Ann C. Glasgow Hometown: Pittsburgh, PA Major: Communications!Psych. Theme Song: All I Want Likes: Painting, running,j0cks Dislikes: Dirty dishes Ambition: To own a public relations firm Grace L. George Georgia Georgiou A-s l -1:7 Karina Gerson ' Helene S. Getz Randi Ilene Gilbert Ann C. Glasgow Joyce Ellen Goldberg Hometozun: Andover, MA Major: Nursing Bostonian Haunls: Piziaria Uno, Fri- day's, Hyatt Regency Likes: Being with good friends, ski- ing, traveling, long walks Dislikes: Studying, taking exams Ambition : To become a RN and even- tually go to graduate school Nadine A. Goldenberg Hometozvn: Silver Spring, M D Major: Communications Theme Song: As Time Goes By Bostonian Haunts: Top ofthe Hub, Faneuil Hall Likes: Sleeping late, Tlzejanus, M8cMs Dislikes: Boston weather, MBTA Ambition: To publish Time magazine Ann Cynthia Golub Hometown: Norwood, MA Major: Physical Therapy Bostonian Haunts: The Charles, 3rd floor South Hall Likes: Singing,Jazz, Karen's cadaver jokes, brisk fall mornings Dislikes: Waiting in line Ambition.: To be happy, healthy, and have a house on the beach Annette Green Cynthia Leigh Green Nickname: Greenberg Hometown: Goldens Bridge, NY Major: Nursing Theme Song: Breaker Breaker Bostonian Haunts: Ruby's, Friday's Likes: Good times, good friends Dislikes: Exams, 8:30 classes Ambition: To work, go back to school, and make someone happy Jodie Lynne Green Hometown: Peabody, MA Major: International Management! FrenchfGerman Likes: Foreign languages, bowling Ambition: To have a fulfilling career that pays well Joyce Ellen Goldberg Nadine A. Goldenberg Ann Cynthia Golub Annette Green N i f' i I Cynthia Leigh Green Jodie Lynne Green vi Ann C. Greenan Hometown: Northfield, VT Major: Physical Therapy Elizabeth R. Greenberg Nickname: Betsy, Bets Hometown: Scarsdale, NY Major: International Mgt.fSpanish Bostonian Haunts: The Cask Likes: Running around the Charles Dislikes: MIT frat parties Ambition: Travel around the world meeting people and encountering new experiences Karen Lynn Greenblatt Hometown: Randolph, MA Major: Physical Therapy Theme Song: Up, Up and Away Bostonian Haunts: Chi Chi's Likes: Sailing on the Charles in sum- mer, viewing the foliage in fall, eat- ing snow cones flavored with San- gria in winter, socializing at bar- becues in spring Cheryl Lee Griffin Hometown: Braintree, MA Major: Psychology Theme Song: The Rose Bostonian Haunts: PDT, Faneuil Hall, The Black Rose Likes: People, talking, singing Dislikes: Frustration Ambition: To never lose faith in my dreams Angela Grissett Nickname: Angie Hometown: New Haven, CT Major: Management Ambition: To attend graduate school for a MBA Leslie E. Groom Major: Biology jean Adrienne Guveyan Nifkizamer jean nie Hometown: Arlington, MA Major: Nursing Theme Song: Sailing Bostonian Hllll7I1.N.' Faneuil Hall Likes: Arts, good music, dancing, family, friends, life Dislikes: Inefficiency, red tape Ambition: Graduate school Edith Haffenreffer Nickname: Edie Hometown: Wellesley, MA Major: Nursing Bostonian Hauntx: Summit Hill, Top of the Hub, Blue Hill Likes: Singing, hiking, sailing, opera Dislikes: Writing papers, exams Ambition: To enjoy my life, career, and friends Diane M. Hallisey Hometown: Waltham, MA Major: Management Likes: Autumn in New England, camping, Museum of Fine Arts, impressionism, curling Kelli jean Hanifan Hometown: East Weymouth, MA Major: Human Servicesflilementary Education Theme Song: You've Got A Friend Ambition: To be the best I can at what I do and be happy doing it Jennifer A. Hanish Hometown: Louisville, KY Major: Communications Paula E. Hannigan Major: Retail Management jean Adrienne Guveyan Edith Haffenreffer Diane M. Hallisey Kellijean Hanifan jennifer A. Hanish Paula E. Hannigan A3-'N julie A. Harney .llnjurf l'uhlit Relations Andrea Robin Alexandra Harris .Yff'lfllllllII'.' Anda. A. Andi. Harris Hmu1'Imi'n: Grafton, MA .llujnrf Nlanageinent 'lilirnn' Sung' C Iliangt-s Hlhfllllfllll Hrlunlsi Club 908, Cfaslx l,ilfm: RPI grads. l..l.. Beau. Nlolsen IIi.ilikm: frans Ams. polyester Anil1iIiun.'lobeliappx' with what- ever l do Maureen Ann Harris Nirkr111n11'.' Micki Hm111'Im1'n.' liverett. NIA Major: Physical 'fherapy' Tl11'nn'Snrtg.' Wishing On A Stat' Bmlmziznt Hu1111t.s.' S-308. S-25l l,ikm.' Unicorns, G.H.. hot fudge sundaes with pistztchio ice cream lliilikm: The MBTA Anilzitinn: I Wklltl to live K he happx' Sandra Elizabeth Harris 1vf1'kI1IlIIIl'.' Sandy HlIIIIl'ftIIl'7I.' Miami, Fl, Major: Psychology B0.K'10l1flIII HIl1lIIf.N.' Downtown. Hill- top Restaraunt in Saugus Likes' Pandas, walks outdoors Di.slikf'x.' Greasy food Susan Vivian Harris Hometozttn: New lNIilford, CT Major: Biology Bostonimz HIlll7lf.Y.' Quincy Market Likes: My friends, good times Dislikaa' Long lines at Bartol Hall Ambition .' To be healthy, happy. and successful Lori Paula Hashman NffkIll1IIll'.' Loi' Hometown : Beverly Hills, CA Major: Retail Management Timm' Song: Now and Then Bostonian Hat1nIs.' Daisy Buchanan's Likes: Shalimar, retail, my car, Mork and Harvey, good friends Dislikes' Bartol Hall, dorm life Ambition: To be a buyer K married julie A. Harney Andrea Robin Alexandi' T -4 in -Q zvx ll- fl J Q ,, .lvl ' ,L Maureen Ann Harris Sandra Elizabeth Harris Lf I 1 V Susan Vivian Harris Lori Paula Hashman f'5'X Sheilaj. Henderson Homzftozum' Flintridge, CA zllajorf Economics Timm' Song: You've Got A Friend Boslmziflzz Haunl.s: El Phoenix Room l,ilff'.s.' jogging, bicycling. novels Di,slilzas.' Being tired, being cold Ambifitnzf l'd like to become funny, patient, caring, athletic, observant, and a successful economist by 5f82 Sheryl Ann Henderson Hm11z'f0zm1.' Boxliord, MA fllujor: Retail Management Tlzwmzf Song: Because The Night Bmlmzimz Hnzznlu The Commons AIIIlIIlflOII.' To be happy Paula F. Hernberg Hmru'tozw1.' Hingham, MA Mztjmt Financeflylanagement 71lIl'Illl'S0IIg.' The Rodeo Song Bmtuziirzrz HllllIlf.S.' Copperlielcls, Whos On First, Ruby's LI.lx'!'.X.' Crew, Lite, good jokes, gam- bling, sports, soaps Di.vlilnf.t.' Tests. homework Alison Elizabeth Hettich Alztjmx' lnternzltional Business! Spanish Kathy Ann Higgins H1nn1'l1mf11.' Everett, MA zllryor: Physical Therapy Bostonian HlIllIIf.S.' Quincy Market, Pickering Wharf Katrina Holt Nirkmznzru' Trina Hmnf'lmm1.' Portsmouth, NH Major: Nutrition BUSIUIITIIII HI1llIIf.S,' Newbury St. l,ikas.' Steve's Ice Cream, tall dark and handsome men, wine ' IJi.s'likz'.s'.' Short men, beer Ambilimz: Someplace to be, someone to love and something to do Sheilaj. Henderson Paula F. Hernberg ...f 6 l 1 I . Kathy Ann Higgins l Sheryl Ann Henderson l LW' ' Y 1 . Alison Elizabeth Hettich t xg Q X 41.0, ,, .. ,l lx T X, Katrina Holt Wendy Lynn Honiss NlI'lfl1llIIl1'.' Wenclernialic llonn'lozon: Siinsbury, Cl' Mojor: Psych!!Ioininunications Gayle M. Horton H!lII1l'fIIZl'll.' Mecllieltl, M A Hostmlirln l,IlIlIIf.8.' The Cask, Ripoll' l.ilu'.s: Cherries in beer, ice cream, brunch at Bartol lJi.slilcf'.s.' MIT frat parties ,f-lmlfifioru To support myself' in the manner to which l hope to become accustomed Susan Hoskins Hom1'Iou'n.' Orono, ME Mojor: Management Tlufnu' Song: Give lt All You Got Bostorzizln HIlllIIf.S'.' Quincy Market, New England Aquarium l.ikz'.s.' Bike riding, Maine seacoast, family and friends, ice cream Dislikm' Noise, green beans, the subway at 5 p.m. Holie Hurewitz Major: Psychology jill Ann Hurite Homolozttm Pittsburgh, PA Major: Management Ellen M. Hutchinson Hom1'lozon.' Beverly, MA Major: liconomicsfllovernment Tlzwm' Song: The Reach Likzcw Doonesbury, Bloom County, sleeping, autumn in New England, loyalty, commercials lior Lite beer lJi.slik1'.s.' Rude people, peas, loud music Anzbilion: Lawyer Wendy Lynn Honiss Gayle M. Horton Q K I- I I '41 X ' Y Susan Hoskins Hollie Hurewitz jill Ann Hurite Ellen M. Hutchinson 'gl fi .., Q :K , .W .. S - l f' .uk , 4 ' '- AA ' -. V, - 'I 4' R xl: L .5 1 ' 'K ef . 'U fs f , , v f V gfqhj 1- 431.5 T u 1 1- 'X , Af .ff ,Fx 9 4 .Sv Vsxlfir K f ' .A f .AN A' 1 Q - I , MV' -K I, Ki. ' '. W J. f ':f N , g .3 4. f ., .f ,fx -H 'f 4 v' ' QL -'v QR ' , -Q' -X fl' A' I 31 . .fy- I I ..f'4 . -K 'EJ if 'ef V ,--- jg, x 1' s-'1- Q' , .,, , wh'- myff, ,,4f 'v 'N,, ' H1 Www it Deborah Jeffery Major: Government Karen S. jenkins Homelozwzf Concord. MA Major: Nursing Tlzwnff Song: Sunshine On My Shoulders Basturziflzz HIlllIlf.S.' Boston Common Likes' Hiking, camping, Bill, ice cream, Maine, the beach AlfIl7lfl0Il.' Alaska, a bit of land in Maine, a challengingkjob Kristina Liddi Johnson NlfkIlllIllf'.' Krissy, K.P. Hometozun: Lincoln, Rl M zybr: Sociology Tlmmf Song: Badlands Bostonmn H11unt.s.' The Flagon Likcfs' Mesick Hall, Mikey, music, Molson, marriage, the letter M Di.slikes.' Long distance relationships Anzbitimz: Ask me later Rhea Jeanne Kalivas H07HFl0Zl'II.' Peabody, MA Major: International Management Thrn1fSm1g.' Porella BU.X'flH1lllII HIlllI1f.N.' 'litll l-Ms, Clopley's IJ!-zas.' ELMLL, Arthur, MG, taxis, pink chairs, peanut M8cMs IJi.sIik1'.x.' Doors, Ken's, grapefruit, twitches, Evans, HBS cruises Valerie M. Kallman .N'ir'k111l2r1f'.' Val Htl7lI1'fIlZl'Il.' Bloomfield, UI' Majmt Retail Management 7illl'!I1!'SUIlg.' Lady Hnxlmzinn H!lllIlf.S.'cll1ifllll'S Mexican Restaurant, Oxford Ale House l.ikm.' Food, singing, children liixlilfzfu Cold weather, rude people filllfllflltlllf lo own a small business Susan Kamin I Deborah Jeffery Karen S. jenkins 'QHBV' a Kristina Liddijohnson Rheajeanne Kallvas Valerie M. Kallman Susan Kamin Wendy E. Kaplan Hun11'rozz'r1.' Waban, MA Majmx' Advcrtising!PubIic Relations Tl1r'nn'Song.' Never Givin' U p Pauline Karafotias Mrtjmy' Retail Management Vonna Karoghlanian Mzijor: Physical 'llierapy julie Hope Kassalow Hnm1'fnzw1.' Scarsclale, NY illlllillll' Govcrninciit Mindy Katz illajmt Mzniageinent Lisa M. Kazarian .vlf'lHlI1l1Il'.' Let' .llzijmt Manztgcincnt l,ilm.' New Sezilittry, What tinit '... P. SIQIIHPS. shoes IJi.s'lil.'1'x.' 738-91388, twilclics, lioness. nail polish Wendy E. Kaplan Pauline Karafotias Vonna Karoghlanian ' julie Hope Kassalow Mindy Katz Lisa M. Kazarian Y S fl Maureen R. Keegan ,N'i1'k11r1nz1'.' Rcenie l10N1f'fUIl'!I.' lfziirlield, Cl' Alujmt Physical 'lhernpy limlmiizlii Hfiilim: Bentley College l,ikm.' Life Aniliilimzr lo he sticcesslltil and happy Hope Kellman-Carlen illfijmt Nutrition jessica M. Kerylow iN'llI'lt'IIIIIll1'.' ess l1m11rImun.' Keene. NH Mzijmx' Pliysiczil 'lherztpy Mary A. Keyes AfIlf'lfllIl1IlI'.' lvlilflll HllIIIl'fllIl'lI.' Milton, MA Mfijnr: Nursing 71,l1'III1'SUIlg'f Super Freak l,ikm.' Smiles, dreams, traveling lliiilikmf Leaving friends Anibilion: lo be happy and nizike others happy Donna Elizabeth Kimberly .N'jf!mf1m1'.' Kimhzt f'lUIlH'fUZl'Il.' New Nlillorcl, Cl Alrijnrf Special Ecluczitionf Kleinentziry liducation limlmzimi llfzinilsx Pifmrizi Uno l,ilf1w: Weekends, iiiotistaiclies lliklilfffv Nlicl-terni week, phone hillx flIlIfIfffUI1.'.'x lilietimc ol happiness with Chun k Midori Komatsu llnn1r'lm1'n: Altipgin .llfijmt ,AXiiicricztii Studies ' l.1k1's: Music, planing the piano .-ln1l1ilim1.' 'l o he ti tzireer womzin in lokyo Maureen R, Keegan Hope Kellman-Carlen jessica M. Kerylow Mary A. Keyes Donna Elizabeth Kimberly Midori Komatsu A 1 40 5 ? Q Chrisi Kotis llmm'lnzm1.' llzivt'rliill, MA lllrijrn: l'liysit'1tl'l'lici'zipy' jennifer Lynn Kuebler Nir'lmanu'.'.lvnnzt Horr11'lnzwl.' Mt'l,czni, VA Majmx' Spzinisliflluinatn St'rvit'cs 7illl'II1l'SUNg.'ulxlUl'Illllgfilt7Wn l,ilc1'.s.' Nova :intl I FS, tlziiicc, KD funk. IMI. l2i.slilf1',x.' Wiiiting... Carol Kurty Ni1'loi11nu'.' Wort Hnnu'Imi'n.' Wcstlicltl, MA flllljilill' Sociology Tln'nn'.S'm1g.' Growing Up Iinslormiri Ifllllilfx' Clzisk n' lflzigon l.ilu'.i.' Fuiis, chit' pczis, niusic, Levis 'liinnny 1Ji.il1'lcm.' Alligzttors, lrzits ,'lnllu'lirni.' l'syt'liizitrit' sorizil work Lai Noge L. Kwan Ni1'lou1nn'.' Big llczitl f,IHII1'lUZl'lI.' Boston, MA Major: llunizin Sci'vit'csfl'syt'lit:log limltiriifiri I1'r1unl.i:Qt1iiicy Mzirkct l,ik1'.i.' li1iting,slccping,shopping, singing. sports, talking to pcoplc IJi.slik1'.s.' Rczicling textbooks Amlzilimif lo get at MA in counseling :incl also pursue at MBA Nancy L. Lafferty Mrijur: QIoinniuniuitions Maria Latimore INllI'lHlIlIIll',' Riu llmm'lnzi'r1.' Boston, MA Alrijnr: l iimm'cfM1inzigcnicnt 'INIIVIIII' Smig: l'lic Nt-ml lo Bc Iimlnniuri I1IlllIIf.S.' Saitrlrs, 'l'inlsCr's l.ulu Wliitt-'s .'lmhIliun.' Busincss cxctutivc 42 Rita G. Laurence Hmm'lnztv1.' South Weymouth, MA Major: Biology Tl1z'1m'S011g.' Ride Like The W'ind Lilefcw Animals, the outdoors, coffee. Clark bars. cigarettes, late night moyies, sports, gardening IJi,slikm.' French. MBT.-X, crowds Ambiliwz: Veterinarian Jeanne M. Lee Hmrz1'lozu1z.' Attleboro, MA Mftjorf Management Bmlozzirzrz Hllllllf.N.' Faneuil Hall, BLI.. The Cask I,ikzf.s: Star runs, Gardinia, Sunday afternoon movies, good ft-temts Di.slilf1'.s.' Fortran, surprise visits. haircuts, steam heaters, the AIIl1llfl0I1.' To graduate! Marie-Christine Lee Hon1flnzun.' Hong Rong Major: Nutrition Tlzz'n11fStmg.' Still Ambition: To he a successful career woman with lots of friends Sandra Lee HI1llIf'fI1Zl'fI.' Hong Rong Major: Retail Managetnent Huslmzmn Hrzznzlx Quincy Market l,ilf1f.s.' Dancing, skating, reading, singing lJi.slikm.' Drinking, jogging, rainy days Ambittmz: To learn as ntany foreign languages as possible Stephanie Michelle Lee Ht1llI!'flIZl'II.' Dagupan City, Philip- pines Majmx' Human Services!Philosophy BllxllllllllllHIlUI1f,S.'VI-LlCSCl2iylS, E Club I,ik1f.s.' Designer clothes, dinners at the Ritz, weekends in Paris lJi.slike.s.' Cigarettes, the MBTA Ambilimt: To he an administrator in a child protection agency Paula Ann Lemole HlI7III'fIlZl'II.' Everett, MA . Major: Nursing Boslrmmn Hrumlx Quincy Market l,ik1',s.' Meeting new people, new experiences, my good friends lJi.ylilm.' Care plans, nursing papers. final exams Amlzitimz: To work for two years and then go to graduate school Rita G. Laurence Jeanne M. Lee STD , l Marie-Christine Lee Sandra Lee Stephanie Michelle Lee Paula Ann Lemole Patricia Lewis NfI'kIII1IIII'.' Patty HllII11'fll1l'I1.' Sclieiicctacly, NY Major: Sociology Hnxlznzirllz llfllllifx' Ruby's, Star I,ilf1'.x.' hugs, lo play, baki- brcad, Mickcy Mousc lJi.slik1'.s.' lo clancc, authority Ar11l11'!1'1n1.'lolivcinliroolulinc'ancl connnulc lo Mission Hill Rebecca Lewis Mqjnr: English Elizabeth H. Liapunov ivlI'li'IlllIIll'.' Lila llumrlm1'n: Blillllllillgltlll, IN lllrljur: lflciilcillary lfclucalion! Special hclucalionflluinan Sciwiu-s 'I'ln'n1r Smzgx ls Yiillill 'l'l1cWayYou Look? l,ilc1',s.' Dan l ogclbci'g. rlaiquiris llnlilcm' lfral parties, phono bills rln1l11'1inn.' lo liavc lrcc' lunc- Susan G. Libby iN'lll'lfIlllIllI'.' Suc llmn1'lmz'11: Porllanfl, Nlli Alajmt Special anrl l'ilClIlL'lllilI'i' licl. 'l'lwn1w.S'm1g'.' Reasons liflkffllllllll llllllllfxf Cloppcl'liclcl's l,ik1'.x.' Music, chilclrcn, good loocl 1Ji.slilcm.' lixains, scrvicc plans filII!llIfifIIl.' Spcccli pathologist! aucliologisl Christine Liebman Mnjmp' Nlanagcincnl Elizabeth Carol Liggio IlHlIlI'fIlZl'll.' Wcslc licslvr, NY ,llzljmt Opcn Pisograin lilhftlllliflll llllllllfk' llzu'x'arcl Squarc, licaumn Hill. Walflcn Ponrl l,ikm.' Walks along llic Clliarlcs, CIranc's Bcarli, Clarclcncr House l'atric'ia Lewis Rebecca Lewis X 1217 Elizabeth H. Liapunov A Susan G. Libby '73 Christine Liebman Elizabeth Carol Liggio 've 'tr Lisa Ann Linhart Nirknzznzzn' Superwoman Hm1u'tuzur1.' Westminster, MA Alajmx' CLtiyernmentfSpanish Qzzulza' To be good is not enough, when you dream ol' being great. Rita Litalien Hm1zf'f1m'n.' Biddeford, ME Major: Physical Therapy Timm' Sfmg: September Bllifllllfllll HIlllIIf.X.' MFA, Steye's Ice Cream l.ik1cs.' Meeting people, going places Dislikfcm' Snobs, complaints An1b1'lim1.' To travel the Orient and enjoy... Donna LoConte Honz1fIuzw1.' Peabody, MA Major: Physical Therapy Tlzenzff Sung: You'ye Got A Friend B0.Sf0l1lflIlHllll7l1.8.'xI.cl. Hillary's Likfcs: Strawberry daiquiris, concerts on the Charles, happy hours Di.slikas.' Alarm clocks. phone bills, Bartol Hall dinners Janice E. Lopez Nirlmmma' Klan Honz1'lozm1.' Gales Ferry, CT Major: Government Bostonian Hmnztx: The Cask, MFA Likes' The Rolling Stones, children Dz'.slikf'.s.' Designer clothes, MBTA Ailllifffllllf To obtain a law degree and work in the criminalkjustice system in Washington, DC Rebecca Lorandeau Nicknzinzzf: Becky H1lIIZf'fIlZl'7l.' Claremont, NH Alajorx Nursing Baslmmzri Hf1unt.y.' MoIly's l.ikm.' New Hampshire, being with Scottujeans lJi.slik1'.y.' Studying, bus rides A mbilimz : Graduation! Michelle M. Luz Ni1'kmn111'.' Mitch Hrnm'lozur1.' Grosse Pte. Farms, Ml Major: Retail Management ' Bfrslmmnz Hll1llll.S.' The Cask, Logan l,ik1'.s.' M.B., double vodka martinis. tennis, lun, money, friends Ilzklilfffc' Library, spinach, subway AlIIlIlifTUlI.' Own and manage a retail establishment, ieulordan Marsh Lisa Ann Linhart Rita Litalien Donna LoConte fx 'PD in 1 A fs x t ' 4 X u -,w K If Q, ' t , Xf- Rebecca Lorandeau Janice E. Lopez Michelle M. Luz Martha Lyness Major: Nutrition Kerin Lyons NtfkIIIlIII!'.' Kelly Hometown' Stoughton, MA Major: Nutrition Bostonian HIlllI1f.S.' Friclay's Likes: Skiing, tennis, soaps, rain- bows, spring break in Florida Dislikes.' Waiting in lines, MBTA, competition Ambition: 'l'o be a dietician Lori MacLeod Major: Psychology Debra C. Maier Major: Retail Management Karen M. Maini Major: Biology Quote: Flexibility is the key to living- nothing is absolute-things that bring you down will pass-and happiness will fill your days-keep yourself open forjoys of the heart-lift up your head and laugh at the sky-for someday soon it's certain to be- heaven's going to smile on you. Robin Mainwaring-Healey Hometown: Framingham, MA Major: I-Iistory!English!German Bostonian Haunts: Gardner Museum Likes: Riding, sports, books, enamel- ing, cooking, gardening Dislikes: Mushrooms, being late Ambition: To be the greatest dres- sage and three-day competitor and trainer in the world Shelley Manion .N'llI'lfIIllll1I'.' Sliirley llmr1r'ln1m1.' Belmont, MA illujur: Management iliflfllll' Sung: Reasons liuvlnnifzrl llnunlxx Quincy Market ljkffv' Dancing, sports, moustaclies. Nantucket, music, tuna, traveling lJi.slilfw.t.' Frat parties, getting up in the morning Susan E. Manning lVll'lCIIllII11'.' Susie f'IfHlIl'l0Il'lI.' Rockland, MA Mnjmp' Physical 'l'l1erapyfSpzmisli Bmlmimn HllI1IIf,S.'ilillL' Cask, .Ionathan Swilt's l.2lc1'.s.' Skiing, sailing, outdoors lJislikf'.s.' Cold rainy Mondays Anibilimz: To help other people in all ways that l can Barbara Marceau rllajrnx' Special Education Kim Elise Marciano Hzmzetnzun: Greenwich, CI' flfllljtlll' Open Program-Visual Communications and Business Likwp' Sports, theatre, music, cars Ambition: To have my own business Melissa A. Markowitz Hmnetown: Glens Falls, NY .llajnri Special Education! Elementary Education Bostonian Haznzts' Emack 84 Bolio's l,1'kas.' Children, Israel, friendships, ice cream, the country, music Di.vlik1f5.' Selfishness, discrimination, meatloaf flNIl?1'flUII.' Help, love, care, live! Esther S. Marks ivll'lfIIflIIIl'.' NINV. . H:nm't0zw1.' Barcelona, Spain ,llzzjmt Psychology '1i,Il'IIIl' Sung: Hill Street Blues l,1'kwv: KKEG plus T, bowling l?1'.v!1'lfm,- Registration day ,'lIlllIlflUIl.' To be able to support my- self in the manner in which I hope to become accustomed Shelley Manion an 'VN Barbara M arceau T'- Melissa A. Markowitz Susan E. Manning Kim Elise Marciano Esther S. Marks I., MS iiw '.-u'.',-.film Karen Marsh Major: Physical Therapy Kim Mason Hometozmz: La ulolla, CA Major: International Management Theme Sung: Casino Royal Bostonizm HIIllII1.S'.' Cambridge I,ikf's: Southern California beaches, sunsets, tennis, travel, dancing Ambition' President of IBM! Chioma Pauline Mbawuike HlIII1lffIIZl'II.' Amaimo, Nigeria Allljllll' Medical Technology TlIl'II1f'SOIIg.' l Did It My Way Boslmzizzn HlllllIf.S.' Faneuil Hall l,ike.s'.' People, music, needle crafts. reading, traveling lJi.sllike.s,' Dishonesty, exams, bills Ambition: To own and operate a laboratory Amy S. McAllister Hm11elazz'r1.' Hanover, NH Major: Physical Therapy Linda McCracken Major: Chemistry Marlene Anne McDonald Honzetozun.' Foxborough, MA Major: Communicationsfflnglish Karen Marsh Kim Mason Chioma Pauline Mbawuike i Amy S. McAllister -I Linda McCracken Marlene Anne McDonald 9h X YP Q' 48 X f ,, f fw55 f 1 fn M1 r lig 35, as Hi if 4, .- ., 59 .-I . Q-I , mf iw-4 If it an' F 1 7 FP' 'Iv nf 1 A iff? S s :ki U.,.w,. ru., f ' ul- dw' ., N 'T WS. 4 , 6 H' J 3 - at Y G P f ,.,1u'4- f.'f7' ' 4- K ., 'X in - S ' ' -if f -me 0 ,QQ U 'la 0 1-1, my 3 1 ' 2' 4 0 an 5 4, W 'Q J an-is sf' 4 in 'Yi dl ,Q-a'Tw' . JY: ,,.-'--fiis, , . Wikis' 'T' xl V 1 ' . I' I A lr O , 71' I3 '54 1 5 W IHS. 'Ds ., V-ol' in -. xx 'wt' '9- .1 ,k F ,, , T7 '3E'ff11- N '- 1 ??i3:f'Qr:ff?E?- 'T :fi . 'VP 4' r.'f::1ff? 5' v- r 1 is , 5 --z1a'i'f 'f,pf. ' :fi-'15 yffjf? 4 . 1 -Am:Iaf1:gf':1,gfQf3'Q',fQ . '.J 2 1 , ,xg .-u .zz u I ' T24-3. -0 Mas' f'T3.i',iAf ' ,f . .3 :mi 145, I gj5lgfw,j,',t K ' , 7'gf,2'il.,', A + J I ,V X '-cv I ' all-. 'U aug ...-T' - - 'i ' ' - 1 -i, .' 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J. - . ini Q-ul ' -vw-1 M f, ,af nz-naman. , A ,Fl .un ll. -V-.gf . if I Q .yr-dug!! .al-nl ....., - ,fain 1. -461K9 N.-Q CP ' pil vu 1 'aww viii, :af ...f on-A av-- W iii! ijilii '44 van. bv--.,,.n-.. 0-1-n-of-ulvgut iii 3'- 'i'V'O -.-4 I 'v ' Nb -.V PH-4 'il-Q .fffa JL A M Y nn - K . 5 f N.. , K N - - 5.- ,aw ' f .-,- -..- .hx A . , x .- . . . ,Q qw F F 42, X 4 '3-1, X 4 1 - .- A -x. i, 1 I 'Mfg' 'ips' Q5 X. X 1 6' was -om- ' MLN fi ig..- ,, -Q .Nw A' mg nn-, .L xxq-A810 9 -'f-F-XVI- 3 ' ww-'!'j'f . ' Z... -:.':-'--ein' 'If' ,ff-L: 'Ziff 2 , ' ,,-F::'?'F. L' ..,o - ,,. -' ' ... p I ..- '-' v ..-qg.-4 ,f- V 'lsvf'3'.',- - IF 6159 XLCN L36 ' if :WZ W Karen Mary McLeod 1V1lI'klIllIII!'.' Kar Hm11f'mzm1.' Mountainside, Nj illztjorf Nursing T!l!'Ill1' Sung: Sara Hmmnmn HIlI1IIf.X.' Rubfs. Friday's Lilfzfv The best ol' friends CC.. B.S. Di.xl1km.' Mondays .'iNl1Ilfl0II.' To get married..fcause that's where the money is! Anne L. McMillen Hl!IIll'flI2l'II,' Quincy. MA illztjmy' Biology Hnslmziflrt Hztzznls: Museum of Sci- ence, Quincy Market l,ikm.' Animals, diving, traveling, sunsets, the ocean lJ1'slikm.' Chemistry, lhlB'liA Anibilinn: Veterinary medicine: to practice or do research Susan G. McNeff HIlll1l'fllIl'll.' Weston, MA Major: Communications Patricia Elizabeth Meade Nickzzzlnzrf George. 'lirish Hmmflrmw' New York City. NY Alqjnr: ManagementflLoverninent! Finance limlmtirtrt Hrmnlis: Faneuil Hall l.ilw'.x: Romantic novels, punk rock lJi.x!ikm.' Frat parties, linals Anllzirimzx 'I'o he successful in what- ever lield I enter Anne Marie Michaels Hm11ff1mw1.' Hampstead, NH illftjmt English!Philosophy 7il1!'HIl'SOIIg.' Netherlands Bmmnimt Huzuzly Harvard Square l.ilfm.' People with high energy, can- dles, daisies, swings, People's Park l1i.sftk1'.x.' P6215 Ambilimt: To live a harmonious life Debra Rose Michaud N1ckr111n1z'.' Debbie Humzflnzwr' Wlaterville, M E , ll1lljlH'.' Mathematics Tl1z IlI1'SUIIg.' Wayfaring Strangely Bmtmtizzri Haun!.s.' Youth Center, Flxl l, Steve's Ice Cream l,ikm.' Children, art, honest people Di.slikf'.i.' Cigarette smoke, bigots ,-lnzbilimz: To Continue to learn Karen Mary McLeod Susan G. McNeff Q Anne Marie Michaels Anne L. McMillen Patricia Elizabeth Meade Debra Rose Michaud Rf.- K Sara L. Milas f,0IIll'fUZl'H,' Lawrence, MA lllzijur: Physical lherapy Amliilinn: 'Iio he happy Laurene P. Miller Nifknrmufx Laurie Hmn1'lozun.' Haverhill, MA Mftjur: Psycholtigyfliiology 1ilII'lIIl' Song: Born lo Run Hoslmzimi HIlIIl1f,S.' Faneuil Hall l,ik1'.s.' Italian food, home, my liamily IJi.slik1'.w.' Boston trallic Allllllflllllf 'Iio pursue a career in a health-related field and he happy Heidi Milman l1UIlII'fUZllII.' Salem, M A Mnjmx' Management l,ikas.' Reading, the beach, good friends, music, my kids lJi.xlilfr',y.' Dishonest people, the Green l,ine Ambilimz: 'l'o work in personnel, especially labor relations Denise M. Miserlis Hmm'lmw1: Arlington, MA lWqjor.' linglishfilomtnunications Hlhflllllllll HIlIlIll.N,' Banks ol' the Charles, No-Name's, Faneuil Hall l,ikm.' Photography, chorale, talks with friends, laughing, food 1Ji.sIik1'.s.' Waiting in lines, dirt !'iIl11Ilfl0lI.' To he tree to liye my life the way I want to Rita Marie Mitchell Nifkmzmw: Bonita H1m11'lnzm1.' Billerica, MA M1lj1li'.' Public RelationsfSpanish Tlmru' Song: My Way Boslmzimi Hutuilsi Uno's Likzcw Honesty, popcorn, Spanish lJi.slik1'.s.' Indecision, mustard, diets Ambition: To figure out lile and make a million selling the answer ' Karen Morganelli Nll'klI!lII1l'.' Muffin Hmm'Iuzun.' Hyde Park Tlzwmf Song: Hungry Heart Bostonian HllllIIf.S'.' Fridays Copley Square, The Channel Likfaw Brucie, danein', NX., sun- shine, Atlanties, The Lounge Di.vlikz's.' Mondays, gray skies Ambilimz: Rich and Famous Sara L. Milas Laurene P. Miller M Heidi Milman Rita Marie Mitchell ?.'1'T!'Y Nt x i .5 , fi t A X S? A., X 1:37 Denise M. Miserlis -neg-1 1 Karen Morganelli 'C Deborah Lynn Morse NffkllIlIlIl'.' Debbie Honzclown: Glastonbury, CT Major: Nursing Tlzcnzc Song: You've Got A Friend B0.Sf0IIfHIl HHllI1ftS.' The North End, Theta Chi Likes' Dancing, meeting people Di.slik1f.y.' Fathers Five Ambition : To be a Supern urse Karen Mortensen Honu'tozw1.' Stoneham, MA lllztjor: Economics Boximzian HIIlllIf.S.' Public Gradens, Filene's, the Esplanade Likfav' Popcornuiogging judith Mary Moses NffkIIIllIIl'.' udy Hmm'tuzm1.' Norwood, MA lllzgur: Nursing Tlzwm' Smzg: Lessons Learned Boxlmzirzrz HIlllIll,S.' Faneuil Hall l,ikff.s.' Larry Robert Dennison Di.slilm.' Not getting mail, puddles Ambition: To pass my boards and work as a RN: go to grad school Jennifer Milene Mostue june Lisa Mouradjian Hormftozum Waltham, MA IVIUJVOII' Medical Technology ThffnzzfSm1g.' Fire and Rain Bostonian H11zn1t.s.' Copperfields, McNasty's, Friday's lsilfm' Skiing, swimming, traveling Dislikzfm Snobs Anzbitimz: To have the best technique Roseline Davis Mshoperi 1'1UNlFf0ZllH : Chipinga, Zimbabwe . Major: Management!Finance Tlzeme Song: No Woman: No Cry Likfcw Dancing, exercising, eating Dixlikf's.' Reading Anzbiliwz: To have an exercise studio and to do commercials Deborah Lynn Morse Karen Mortensen 1 INT' Judith Mary Moses jennifer Milene Mostue June Liga Mouradjian Roseline Davis Msho eri P Li A Qi I Marlene Mullan Hor11e'mzm1.' Rockville, MD Major: Physical Therapy Bmtmzian Ha1ml.s'.' The Black Rose 1,1ik1'.N. l1l'l6'Illgllllllie, Dix chix, Quadside, Bay State Road Di.slilm'.' Physics, flat beer Amlzilimz: 'l'o have a private practice asa physical therapist jane S. Murania Major: Retail Management Tlzenu' Song: Listen to The Music Boxlmzian HlIllIIf.Y.' H's 8c H's l,ikw.v.' lLUSM4li, Brian, NY, Koko, Bloomies, Billy joel, Yankees, the Boy, Mom and Dad, happy times Dislikzcw moving, my senior picture Ambition: Health, wealth, and hap- piness with time to enjoy it! Marie Muscella Nirkmznzef: Ree, Sprout, Scallion Hm111'tozvn.' Ridley Park, PA Major: Nutrition BlMf0HlIlII H1l1lIIf.S.' Flagoon, Nip- ofl's, Charles River Garden Room Likaw Vans, Hek-Dang-Yo, Birdlegs, Bamham Feet, Bahoos lJi.slikas.' Pooms Ambition: To he prosperous Nancy L. Myers Alrtjmx' Communications Nancy Napoleon Mrtjor: Management Bik Yim fSallyJ Ng ivll'kI1I1IIIl'.' Pmikky H1llIII'f!IZl'll.' Brighton, MA Alftjnr: FlllilIlL't'fhl2lll2lgCIIlt'lll Tl11'nu'Sm1g.' Oh, No Bmlmzmn HIIIlIIf.N.' Faneuil Hall Likm: Christmas Party '80 Di.slilf1'x.' Sad face, 8:30 classes rlnzbifimix To be able to do things that l want to do and be happy Maureen Nissenbaum Hometozmz: Brookline, MA Major: PsychologyfManagement Theme' Song: The Way We Were Bustmiifzn HlllllIf.S.' Simmons library Likffs: Graduation, walking in the breeze on the beach, snow, bubbling champagne, the arts Dislikes' Hard physical labor Ambition : To help others jane Elizabeth Nixon NlfkIIllIIlF.'J2lIiiC HI1IIll'fIlZl'll.' Foxborough, MA Major: Nutrition Tliffnzz' Sung: Harbor Lights Hmtoizizzrz HllZlIIf.S.' Charles River Quincy Market l,ilfm.' Chocolate. crew Anzlnitmn J lndustrial nutritionist Nasra Y. Noor M a jar: Management Susan M. Nowak Major: Physical Therapy Ann Nugent HIlIIII'fIlZl'Il.' Brockton, MA ,llrijmt Physical Therapy Kate Nwafor ivll'ffIll1IIIl'.' Kitty Hm111'lmz'11.' Nigeria Major: French 1,ikm.' Reading, sight-seeing, disco, honic duties lJ1'.slikm.' Drinking ,'iIlIlI1'll0II.' University professor Maureen Nissenbaum jane Elizabeth Nixon Nasra Y. Noor Susan M. Nowak I L Ann Nugent Kale Nwgfor Mary Ellen O'Brien Nll'lfI1!lIIll'.' M EC DB Hm111flozun.' Danvers, MA Major: Physical Therapy Eleanor Doyle O'Donnell HllIlIl'fll7l'Il.' Hingham, MA Mztjznx' Nutrition Tlll'II1I'SUIlg.' Ride Like The Wind l,ik1'x.' Skiing, tennis, dancing, being with my family Dislikm'.' Southeast expressway Anzlzilion: To enjoy life and he suc- cessful in my profession judith A. O'Neill NIil'klIIIIIIl'.' udy Hmm'lozw1.' South Portland, Mli illajor: Nutrition H0.S'fUIlfIlII HIlIlIlf.X.' Copperfield's Faneuil Hall l,ikf'.s.' Running, trips to MMA Susan M. Pacific iVfl'1fI1IlII11'.' Sue Hm11e!mur1.' Brookfield, UI' illrtjmx' Nursing Tlzwm' Song: Memories Bmlmzizzrz HIlllIIf.N.' 'llhe Cask l,ikc.s.'xIii1i, mom's care packages Dislikf4s.' The cold wind in Boston Anzbilfmzf To hecome successful and happy in my career and life Rosemary Pagliarini iYfI'kI1IlNIl'.' BooBoo Hfm11'mzw1.' Somerville, MA iilllljllll' Physical Therapy Tlu'n1f'Sm1g.' Always and Forever l.ikm.' Friday nights with friends Ilislilfrsf 'faking exams under pressure Ambition: To find happiness in what- ever l do Mary Papakyrikos Ho1111'tozun,' Watertown, MA iillztjmx' Nursing Tlll'II1!'SUIlg.' Hell ls For Children Bustmzizzn Huznztsx Metro, Spit, Steves Fridays Copperfields l,ike'.w.' Art, summer, friends, work- ing at B.l., Peter, Cape Cod Dl.YfIikI',N.' Homework, winter fllllflfflllllf Gerontology clinical specialist Mary Ellen O'Brien Judith A. O'Neill Sn-'N Rosemary Pagliarini Eleanor Doyle U'lJonnell New Q.,-r Susan M. Pacific Mary Papakyrikos Anna Pappas Alfl'kIlflIIlf'.' Queen HllIIIl'lll1l'Il.'ClI1L'lI1l1dll,CDH Major: Historyfiloyernment Bnstmziurz HClllIIf.S'.' Lily's, No-Names the Charles Likey Crisp fall days, cruises on the Greek Isles, good friends, a bottle of wine, ice cream Penny S. Paradee Hmzzefozun: Grand Isle, VT Major: Public Relations!Sociology Tlzenzzf Song: Take The Long Way Home Bnxlmzmn HllllIIf.S.' Eniack 85 Bolio's I.ik1'.s: Hot chocolate, rowing Di.xlikfAx.' Boston drivers, the Anzbitirm: Write at least one letter to all my friends alter graduation Ana Lorena Passarelli ilVll'kHIlNIt'.' Peri, Lorish, Figue Hm111'lrm'11.' Guatemala illztjml' Biology Tlzwnzzf Smzg: Twinkle Twinkle Bmlmzmrz HKIllIlf.S.' The Fens Lilfm' Being against everybody lJi,xllkv.s.' Being caught inlraganti Aml1itim1.' A Ph.D. and to find out il' the moon is made out of cheese Lorraine Patti lllllflllf' Sociology Nora Eileen Peabody HflIlI6'f!lZl'I1.' Albany, NY Mzrjmp' Finance BlhftllllllllHI1IlIllS. lillC' Hall. Bun- ratly's, Colorado Public Library Therese N. Pepin .Xlll'lU1llIl1I'.' 'lierry llm1n'l1m'r1: Roslinrlale. NIA .llrzjmt Coinniunitations 'l'l1wn11' Sllllgf Slat l'he Knife Hmlfmmn liuurzlig tlhatanrs Corner ljkwyg Boston. eggplant parniigian, 1 beat hes, clanc ing, Rod Stewart lliyfllfwv NIBIQX. morning classes .lnllzilnmf lo enjoy life 8: be happy Monica Laura Percival lVl!'lfl1!IIlII'.' Perce l1'nnn'lm1'n: Old lleerlield, MA Major: tIommuniuitionsflinglisli Iimluuirlnll11unl,x.' l,-5025, l.-506 I,1'lcr.i.' Designer dogs, huts, lxlenders, t-sqnzires, shovels, violins, London lJi.slikr',i.' l,ists, roomies, tttnstlisli flllllllflllllf M.l,. l'erc'ix':tl Assoc iattes New York!!,ondonfPQn'is Tammy L. Perry llm111'lnz1'n.' Weston, ill Alnjurf Maillietimtics 'I'l1wn11'Sm1g.' Still filllll' Alter All lliese Years Iimlnnirln llmznlsf lfgtnenil llttll l,ikf'.i: Pink amd lime green, rgililmits, rililmons, Austrian lJi.slilw.i.' l'iiuiopel'11tix'efoinpnters Betsy Anne Person llmm'lmz'r1.' Pittsfield, MA Alujnr: Open Pi'ogi'ztni- Socio-llumamistim l'ei'speclives on Problems oftlte New World Order Kim Michele Peters A'i1'k11unu'.' KP. llmm'hm'r1.' Stznnlord, ill ,llrljnrf AdvertisingfPttlilit Relations lillsffllllllll ll1111nI,s.' Riclfs, N.l'. l,ilr1'i.' Modeling. money, men IJi.xlikr.s: Plioni' women. cont cited men xlrnlrilinn: lo retire his nge ISU doing modeling amd llisliion design Lisa Petrell Il1HIll'fUZl'Il.' llainover, MA Mfzjmp' Nutrition 'l'l1rnf1'S1mg: You Are Whitt You lint linslmiiun llmotti: l'il'llllli'iS l,ikm: tlzipe Clod, sailing, Bout Raton, skiing in Quebec lliililcru Rush hom' tiutflic .'lllIlIlfl0Il.' lo he my own boss Susan Ann Pfeiffer .Yf!'lClIIllll!'.' Site-ette llmmflmwlr l'plztnd, KIA Mrzjmt Nlzinaigement llillfllll' Sung: We Got llie Pmezttu J Monica Lattra l ercivzil Betsy Anne Person ' f Lisa Petrell x Blliflllll-Illl Ilnunli: Steves lee I Ireztm X' 1,llc1'i.' l ztll, lmlond, lmlue-eyed,.. f x lliililrww lllzisses lmelore noon illllfllflllllf4l'Ul'2ll'llClltbllgll1152! top executive to zillord at lferrurif an 'linniny l,. Perry 'Qzfb 3 iid' Kim Michele Peters Susan Ann Pfeiffer 11 fx'-' Q--v 4, ,f ' Y' al? fi ,E Elizabeth Miller Phillips Nickname: Betsy Home'toz1'n.' Greenwich, CT Major: English Tlufrm' Song: Bach's Brandenberg Concerti Bostonian HUllI1f.S,' Charles River, Gardner Museum l.ikes: Guys over 25, Boston Ballet Ambilion: President ofa major cor- poration Erica-Lee Pierce Hormflozwzx Georgetown, MA Major: EducationfSpanish Theme Song: No Man Is An Island' v Likes' Michael, cats, mountain climb- ing, singing, sun, children, music Di.slike.s: Being late, vegetables, nega- tive attitudes, war, chauvanism Ambition: To share thevjoy of learn- ing with others Susan Pinstein Homelozmn Brockton, MA Major: International Management! Spanish Bostonian Haznztv' Faneuil Hall, Cask Likes: Swimming, tennis, piano Jane M. Podell Major: Nutrition Ruth M. Polaner Nickname: Ruthie Homffjozun: Livingston, Nj Major: Economicsflfinance Tlzffmff Song: London Town Bostonian Haunts: KK., Fridays l,ike,s: Ballet, theater, London, traveling, dancing, New York, roses IJi.slikes.' CMATS, Kaplan's Ambition: Banking Judith B. Powell Majo1'.' Communications ' 4' 76 , A' Catherine Powers Nirknamzw Cathy Hon1f'Iozun.' Salem, MA Major: Physical Therapy Michelle Preble NIl'lfI1IlIlll'.' Missy Hom1'tou'n.' Malden, MA Major: Elementary Education! Spanish 7Il11'Illl'S0Ilg.' I Loved These Days Bostonian Ha unf.s: Copperlield's l.ik1's,' Kevin, Cape Cod, family, life Dislikes' Goodbyes Ambition: To get a teaching position Deena Susan Prestegard Horm'fozw1.' New York City, NY Major: Business Management! Computer Science BUSIUIIIIUI HIlllIIf.Xi.' BBRC, The Ritz l.ikf'.s.',lack Daniels, Charlie Daniels, skiing, movies, love, money Dislik1'.s.' Traffic, finals, interviews Anzbilion: Digital Equipment Corpo- ration President Therese R. Pride Nifkname: Terri Hometown: Portland, ME Major: Physical Therapy Theme Song: My Way Bostonian Haunls: Pizzeria Uno Likes: Rita's popcorn, blondes, gin 8c tonics, late night talks, crew DisIikes.' Financial Aid Office, lines Ambition: Happiness and success Diana Maria Psyras Nirknaine: Dee Hornzflozunx Berkeley Heights, Nj Major: Communications!Mgt. Theme Song: Rhapsody in Blue Bostonian Haunts: FIJI, No-Names Likes' Theatres, movies,jazz, food Dislikes: Exams, liver and onions Ambition: To be Rich and Famous' and have fun Margaret Puliafico Major: N utrition 1 Catherine Powers Michelle Preble 'Q--'fb 5. Deena Susan Prestegard . Therese R. Pride it xx Diana Maria Psyras Margaret Puliahco 3-1... ti? 'r:..u' I 77 Randy E. Rabney .llrzjmf llislorv Marcia Reda Ni1'lm11n11'.' Marcie f,0IIl1'fUIl'II.' Foxboro, NIA Major: Nursing rlillfllll' Song: lihuncler Road Bmlmzmn lIr11n1l.s.'Clopperliielcls Who's Un First, Windsor Calc' l.ilfwx: lhursclav nights, Rubv's subs, the soaps, nursing, pilsner beer lJi.slilf1'.s.' 'lihe Ml'm'liA, registration Dianna Lynn Reed HllIlI1'fIl1l'II.' Monroe, NY Major: Clonnnunications 7iiI1'lll1'SUIIg.' Born 'lio Run Bmlmzizln HIlIlIlf.S.' 'lihe Metro, Faneuil Hall, Aegean Fare, Crickets l,ik1'.x.'Walterilronkite,t1BS,ABtI Di.slike.s.' Beer, frats, getting up Ambition: 'Fo become a television news anchorfreporter Deborah S. Rhee Nirkrzrzima' Debby Hom1flow11.' Dobbs Ferry, NY Major: Human Services Tl11'n1f'Smzg.' Reasons Baslmzian Haurzl.s.'j.C. Hillarvs Likes' Amies-S.,L.,G.,M.,C. and others, peanut M8cM's, pizza lJi.slikfcs.' B. food, M., leaving... AIIlblffUlI.' The best...in the worlcl Deborah Ricciardi Hmmftozun: Quincy, MA Major: Physical Therapy Tlzeme Song: Memories BU.Sf0IllflIl Haunt.s.' S-308, S-251 l.ilf1f,s.' Music, food, GH Qsoapsj Anzbiiion' I wanna live! Jennifer Marie Richer Hm111'rr1zz'r1.' Milton, MA Alajmp' ManagementfAccounting Hmlmmnz HflllIIf,S.' CIopperfield's, . Whos On First l.ilm.'Skiii1g, sailing, Rubfs Place 1J1',tlilm.' Registration Randy li. Rabney Dianna Lynn Reed Deborah Ricciardi Marcia Recla if Deborah Rhee 'C' jennifer Marie Richei Alexandra Leigh Riemer Honn'loiw1.' Weston, MA Alltjllll' Retail Management Bostonian Hf11o1l.w.' Ciro and Sal's l,ilu'.w.' Skiing, tennis, pastel colors, tropical weather 11i.slilcm.' Crowds, loud people, bright lights Beth Adrienne Rivkin Nickrmnizn' Rivkin Hom1'tozm1.' l,ongnieadow, MA Major: Management Tlufmz' Song: Cato Barbieri's Europa lfostozzirziz fillIlI1f.S.'LI2iS0I1'S, Fridays Ambition: Consultant Linda Sue Rohrlick HfIlI11'fl!1l'Il.' West Hartford, CT Major: ManagementfMarketing Tlnfmrf Song: Fantasy l,ikm.' Steves ice cream, photo- graphy, rollerskating, long walks lJi.vlik1'.i.' MBTA, traffic, exams Amlzitionf To gain as much experi- ence as possible in the business field, and hold a position that shows this Melissa Ellen Rosenthal Homa'lozm1.' West Hartford, CT Major: Physical Therapy 7ll1!'II11'SOI1g.' Springsteen! Bostonian H!lllIlf.S'.' Cask 'n Flagon l.ikf',s.' Good friends, green glitter, Europe, fireworks, fun times, men Dislikfwjamaica Plain, frats Ambition : To be very happy, very successful, and very rich Karen L. Rothstein Nickrzarma' Knerdlee Homz'tozmz.' Randolph, MA Major: Physical Therapy Bostonian Haznzts: Cask and Flagon Likes: Cadaverjokes, dancing, Fri- day afternoons, KKEG + T Dislikffs.' Lines, 8:30 classes Ambition: To be happy with myself and the way in which I live my life 'Katherine V. Row Nickname: No, not Kathy Hometown: Lincoln, MA Major: Communications Theme Song: California Dreaming Bostonian Haunts: Public Gardens Likes: Running, popcorn, movies, blue V.W.'s that run, bargains Dislikes: The T, cold weather Ambition: To do everything once va Alexandra Leigh Riemer A IW? HX Q Linda Sue Rohrlick -Sv 17 Karen L. Rothstein 1' lieth Adrienne Rivkin .Vx ,Melissa Ellen Rosenthal Katherine V. Row Cindy L. Rubin llnnu'lm1'n: lframingham, Nl.-X ,llujmt I-iinantefManagenienl rlillfllll' .S'm1g.' ulmpossihle lJreani liummimflIuzn1lv,'I5i'cl llooi' Sonlh Hall. junior vein' l.1lf1',v: l all, dark and handsome... Jillllllifllillf I o he rit h and greedv and step on anvone who gels in mv Will' Elizabeth jude Ryan 1Nllil'!HIllIllI'.' lielsv ll1nr11'lmm1.' l,UXlJlIl'y. MA fllfljllll' Nursing Donna Sacks Hmmflnium Newton, lNlA Alftjllll' Nutrition 7ilII'llIl'SUI1g.' Sailing Buslmziarl HIIIlIIf.X.' Faneuil Hall, tlason's, l-'ridav's, Bay lower Room l.ilfw.v.' Being with AB., spending time with family and friends, and going away during vacation Alllfllffllllf lo live, love, and laugh Lori Susan Sadugor Nidfnnnw: Lori Sue HllIIIFf1lZl'lI.' Rockville, MD Major: Management Tlzenzf' Song: Layla l,ikf'.s.' Being with mv friends, learn ing, partying, UH. Di.sIikf'.s.' Dieting Ambition: To reach any goals l set for myself Beverlee Salvatore Kristen Marie Sampson lxlffklllllllti' Kris Hrn11f'luzu11.' Everett, MA Alrzjmt Nursing Tlzwru' Sung: just the Two of Us Bmlfnzmzz Hl1llI1l,S,' The Prince I,1lfw.v,' Clinical experience, skating IJivl1'lfrfs.' Homework illllflffltlllf To accomplish what l've set out to do I Cindy L. Rubin lilizalmethxlude Ryan Donnaj. Sacks Lori Susan Sadugor 35 445.4 X519 Beverlee Salvatore Kristen Marie Sampson Debra Schaffer Ni1'km1n11'.' Debbie limm'lmvn.' Brockport, NY illllljtlll' lNlanagement l.ilu'.s.' 1 Lin 8a 'l'onit's, big broad shoul ders, ilalilornia-sun and surf Amlfiliun: To become V.l'. ol'0per- ations in a large company-a posi- tion not normally held by a woman but soon to change Lynn Marie Schiatta Hunu'l1m'n.' Garden City, NY lllttjnr: Nursing 71lll'IIII'SlHlg'.' Ride Like 'lihe Wind limltnlirln HIlIlIIf.S.' Daisy's, lfriday's, Sterling's, etc. l.ik1'.s'.' My 3 and 4 day weekends, my 4 pals, my sunday outdoor walks Ambilion: To work in dillerent loca- tions and fields ol nursing Amy Schuchat Hm111'luzv11.' New Milford, UI' Mftjnr: Mgtjflommunications Thr'r111'Snng.' Here Comes The Sun Hllkfllillllll Hl1llllf.S.' M.l .A. l.ikw.s.' Beer, lieethoven, and Bullwinkle lJi.wlilc1'.x.' lyping, liur coats Amlzilinn: Happiness Amy jane Schwartz Ni1'lmnrm'.' Ame fflHIll'l01l'N.' Newtown, Cl' Mrtjur: Human Services!! Ionnn. l.ilf1'.s.' Babies, old people, and ev- eryone in between: dancing, cats, M8cM's, Picasso, California IJi.slilu'.s.' Nukes, grouches AlIllIlU0lI.' 'l'o stay happy and to spread a little heart around Karen Schwartz Homfflozum Fitchburg, MA Major: Biology Tlzenze Song: All l've Got 'I'o Do Boslmzinn Hzzunls: Pizzeria Uno, Filene's Basement l.ikas.' Skiing, john, Murphy beds, Newfoundland dogs, lots olsnow Dislikam' The distance-3000 miles Ambilimzf To work in a research lab Robin Schwartz Mcyor: Nutrition r Kathleen Scott Judith B. Seltzer Kathleen Scott Mryorx lklanagement Judith B. Seltzer Niclmr1n11'.'Jt1dv Hon11'lnzm1.' Newton, MA Major: Nutritionflnternational Relations BOXf0IllIll1 Hll,llI2f.Si.' Beacon St. roofs Lfkl'A. lPl'2lVClllI1g, sports, spring, children, A Bed in the Clouds Dislikfaw Labs, doing hills Ambition: Peace Corpsg grad school Q-9 I .J tl J 9 Q Deborah L. Shannon Deborah L. Shannon H0nu'lowr1.' Woburn, MA Major: Human Services Bostmzian HIlllIIf.S.' Faneuil Hall, Downtown Crossing l.z'k1'.x.' Mellow music, good movies, and good novels read on mv own time Di.vlilf1'.x'.' Punk rock and new wave, MBTA at rush hour or anytime 50 th-Q Maureen A. Shea Ni1'k1111n11'.' Mo Sheaslcy Hon11'lnzw1.'Jamaica Plain, MA Alajmx' Finance, Management Bllsftllllllll HllllIIf.S.' The Down Under Lilczcv Champagne, roses, hummers Di.slikw.' The MBTA Alllbtflllllf To be a young up and coming corporate executive with a big desk Geri A. Sheehan Geri A. Sheehan Major: Economics Kathleen Ann Sheehan Nir'k111u11z'.' Kathy HllIIIl'ftl1l'I1.' Portsmouth, RI Major: Communicationsf Women's Studies pp' kgs Maureen A. Shea Kathleen Ann Sheehan Ellen M. Shickich Pamela Sigal-Narrett Ellen M. Shickich Hom1'1uzun.' Cheyenne, WY Major: Management Pamela Sigal-Narrett Nirkrmnm' Bahs, Pammy Hrnm'Iuwn.' Easton, PA Major: Human ServicesfManage- ment B0.9f0IllIIII HIlllI1f.S.' 'l'he Flagon Lik1'.s'.' Body building, Mesick Hall, good friends. hubby Matt Di.s'lik1's.' Bartol Hall Ambitiom' Human service worker in Q clinical capacity 1.-s 7,3 gl is-5 . s 'S-L 'U -. -fu. 0 3. rx R .E N-.. if EHCH Slatkin - Allison Smith Ellen Slatkin Y. f' K t N, 21 Hrnm'town.' Denver, CO Major: HistoryfEnglishfPhilosophy Ylhflllf' Song: Carry On Boslmiifzrz Haunts: Redbook l,ikf's.' Good music, stimulating class- es, great literature, history, English 3 Dislikzfr Supply-side economics, -7514, cockroaches, rats, disco, Bartol - '- ' 7' J? I Allison Smith Mrtjur: Nursing NE! Amy Catherine Smith Heidi Anne Smith Amy Catherine Smith L jp Homzfmwnf Weston, MA Major: Communications! Government Heidi Anne Smith Homelozmz: Acton, MA Major: Management Likes: New England autumns, The Brandenburg Concertos, Amy and Chelsea B., Dewarsjogging Tx' Dislikzfx' Humidity, disorganization tunalish Ambition : To be exceptional at something it --I ul' -195 x . , w I .. og, I is ,L up x r 4' WI , 4 f'iw 'il ineq- 'Sn Y L. we mm Us was 'WS 1 fb.. gi' 'ag f x .1 ,A 3' F ,, K' X an f Qi Q, - 1.7 f 85 ll' Stephanie Smith jill K. Solan Stephanie Smith jill K. Solan HtllIlf'fll1l'Il.' Livingston, NRI Major: Retail Management Terry Soo Hoo janet Sosinsky Terry Soo H00 NlfklIllIIlP.' T bear Homz'lozur1.' Brookline, MA Major: FinancefManagement TIIRIIII' Song: Wishing On A Star' Blhftllllllll Haunls: Faneuil Hall Likes' Volleyball. bowlingkjunlc food, wearing Dee's clothes Di.tlike.x'.' Bitter melon, MonClay's E Anzbitimz: Financial analyst f ' 'T Janet Sosinsky illajmx' Retail Management julia Rosario Sotomayor Vicki Spivack julia Rosario Sotomayor Nif'km1n1z': Rosie HtlIlll'fllZllll,' Greenwich, CT illzijurf Sociology 'l'l11'm1' Sung: Don't Stop Thinlaing About 'litJIllUI'I'UWll l.ikm.' Spring, May, running. piano Iiixlilfwv Writing papers Anzlziljmli lo live, to learn, to lows, and tost'l'k'Cotl1Crs Vicki Spivack lf!lIIll'fUIl'H.' VVCSll7lll'Y. NY a illrijm 5 tllicinistry 'I'lm11w.S'mrg.' For You r Eyes Onlru Hmlmriun f',llIIIlf.N,' llaisys, Cat he l,ilcm: Dancing, drinking, chocolate l,lNlliIt'!'N.' liggplant, waiting in lines Anzlnlmnf Heroine an optoinelrist Sharon Esther Stahl Homzflowm Brookline, MA Major: Nursing Likes: Graduation, our clan D.E., D.F,, P.L., M.V. Dislikm' Nursing 282 Learning Oh- jectives, nursing caps, homework, term papers, late classes Ambition: Medical school, or to ob- tain a Master's degree in nursing Sandra Stein Major: Communications Jody M. Stowe HlJIIlFflIZl'Il.' Worcester, MA Major: Chemistry!Pharmacy Tlzwrzzf Song: Off the Wall Bostonian Ha1u1l.s.' Parker House l,ikz1.w.' Sailing, Benny Coodman Dislilfzm: Frats, Phyllis Schafely Ambiliorzf Career in industrial or hospital pharmacy: further educa- tion fora Doctorate of pharmacy Kathleen Mary Sullivan fX7fl'ffl11l!IIl'.' Kath Homf'tozt'r1.' Methuen, MA Major: Mathematics Bostonian Hazmlsx Cask, Rip-Offs l.ikz's.' The Quad in Spring, esplanade, Black Outl, Klil-QC + T Di,s'likm.' Registration, finals Anlbilionf To never have to decide what l'm going to when I grow up! Michelle F. Sutton Horr11ftozt'n.' Framingham, MA Major: Accounting Tlzenze' Song: Netherlands Bostonian Haznm: The Cask, Charles River on a nice day I.ikes.' A good tan, a bridge circuit walk Di.s:lik1'.w.' The phone bill, Bartol food Ambition : To be an accountant Joyce Mary Tassinari Nirkrmrrm' Hoycetta Honzeflozum Plymouth, MA Major: Art Likes The changing seasons of New England, my friends, dreams Dix1ikf'.s.' Crowded subways Anzbirion: To wake up each day with a smile and try to make today a little better than yesterday Judith M. Taylor Niflmarzzfwjtldy HOIlIf'fCIZl'II.' South Portland, ME Majmi' AdvertisingfPt1blic Relations Elizabeth Tayne AllC'liII!IIIll'.' Liz Hmmfmzm1.' Braintree, MA lllqjor: Medical Technologyfliio. l,ikf'.s.' The trolleys to cooperate so I have time for a blueberry muffin in the morning Diislikfcv French Ambitimz: To achieve my potential in all my endeavors Kathleen Telesford Donna Thatcher Candace Caron-Theriault Nifkzzzznzfn' Clandv HllIlIl'fllIl'Il.' AlllllCI'Sl, NH illrzjnr: Public Relations 'ITIIVIIII' Smllg: Sailing Ifllkflilllillll llrizmlxf Ptihlic' Cigtrcleiis. Magic' Pan, Hvgitl l,ilnw: People, tliealre, sleeping Ulxfllt'1'x.'fflltllC's Amlulmn: lo become rich and lgunotfs Anne sjrhiebim . .xllllfllllllllf .Xli lIUlllI'lIIZl'll.' l5klllll1NJl't'. Ml! .llllj-Ill' ljlllilllt e il'llf'IIl1'SfIIllQ',' God Save the Queen 1.1-lfl'Xf Britain with all her fortunes .and liihles 1J1xl1'kfw,- f,2llCSIltlllll2lll't'S flllllllfllfllf I o he hgippv, healthx, and wise Judith M. Taylor Elizabeth Tayne Kathleen Telesford Donnavl. Thatcher Candace Caron-Theriault Aline S, Thieblot Mary A. Tiberi fIUIlIl'f07l'Il.' Alllclmru, MA fi1Ifj0l'.' Nursing Elizabeth Tierney Mrljnr: CIoiniiiiiiiiuilimins Susan M. Timmons iN7fI'A'lINilIl'.' Sun' llmm'lnz1'n.' Mvlrusc, MA Alrijnrx Nutrition f1ll0fl'.'ui'iLll'il wins iiizivszn' llmsc' Ihings which our iiilcgrilyi' cliclaitcs linl wc inns! Inc prcpaiu-rl an gill lin lu fain' :incl 2ll'l'K'lJl 11-spmisiliililx ililfi l'0liSl'lIlll'lH l' i0I'Ulll'1NX'll au'lions. Joyce A. Tognini f'nIIll'lUZl'II.' l'illsi'icld, NIA Alujur:1Zniniiiiiiiiuilions 'l'lu'im' Sung: Slow Bllkflllllvllil llniznlx: I i'iclzix s l,ilc1',x. l'I1cl'walllcs,cz1ls. l'mzii'ln'1i Slrcisinirl, gl'L'L'll,,illllik Iuncl lJi.ililf1'.s.' Winlcig splil cncls. lines, thc word l1aisic'zilly, vcgclzilmlca Anzbilinn: Wrilci' MaryLou Toub .vfI'lH1IllllI',' Mun' llmm'luzz'r1.' N1oui'cslowii, NI .ilnjmt .'Xrlx'crlisiiigfNIQii'kcIiiig 'l'l1r'r11r.S'nii'g.' Rcalsum H0,NfUIIfl1Hllllllllfk' lfgiiiciiil llgill 1.fk!'.N.'4IL'iiYi3l'illIS.KiL'1llI Qin' lJ1'.ililfri.' ililx' living, linsluii wiiilcrs .'iIlll1fffIIIl.'iiiUi7l'C'UllIl'Slli'il'SSilli in nn' liclcl and lmvc il ligippx' lila- Carolyn Gene Trachtenberg llmm'l1m'r1.' iiClill'Sli2l, Ml! .ilfljmt NziimgviiiciilflLm'n'i'iiim'iil limlnriiriri llllllllfk' lfaincnil Hull. MCIIU, Clulmxuln Pulmlic' l,iIn'1irx I.zlcm.' llznicing, rcaicliiig, lcnnis Iliislilnfv iiUlIlL'WUl'ii,Aiibggillg ,-inilfilimif 'lb lx' slicccssfiil Many A. 'Iiberi lilizzibclli 'l'icrmfy Susan M. 'liinmons A .Inyce A. 'lkmgnini Mzn'yLon Toub Carolyn Gene 'iiil'ZlCi'lfC'IliDC'l'g jx 'T A 5, R Cheryl L. Tracy Nickrzarrza' Cher Homfftozun: Cape Elizabeth, ME Major: Biology Theme Song: Follow Me And l'll Follow You Bostorzmn Haunts: Pizzeria Uno Likfan Pizza, ice cream, New York Di.slikas.' Organic Chemistry exams AlIIbIifl071.' To win the Nobel Prize Karen Marie Tramontozzi Nicknomeff Toe, Home'lozun.' Norwich, CT Mojor: Economicfflovernment Theme' Song: New York, New York Bostonian HH1llIf.S.' Cask, North End Likffsx Boston Common in the spring, penguins, MFA, weekends Ambition: Happiness and success Jeanne E. Turati Hometown: Northampton, MA Major: Elementary Education! Psychology Bostonian HClI1Ilf.S.' Exeter Street Theatre at Midnight Likes' Children, goldfish crackers Dislikes: Shelving books in the sci- ence section, beef en brochette Ambition: To find a teachingjob Maria E. Velazquez Hometown: Boston, MA Major: Nursing ' Bostonian Hazmts: jamaica Pond Likes' Our clan D.E., D.F., P.L., S.S., graduation Di.slike.s.' Nursing caps, homework, writing papers, Learning Objec- tives, exams Renate von Jeetze Gisela-Marie von Schmeling Nickname: Gisie Hometown: Hamden, CT Major: Secondary Education! History Tlzenze' Song: Anticipation Likax: Weekends at the Cape, play- ing tennis, skiing with the family IJi.slike.s.' Exams, waiting in lines Ambition: To enjoy life to the fullest I Cheryl L. Tracy Jeanne E. Turati Renate von jeetze Karen Marie Tramontozzi Maria E. Velazquez i E Gisela-Marie von Schmeling Darci-Colleen Walsh Hmmftmvm' Swansea, MA I'WlljUI'.' Management!PhiItrsophy Hmloriizzn HllIlIlf.S.' 'l'he Market Place, Caclle I,ik1's.' Meeting people that l can learn from in any way possible lJi.s'lik1'.s': lnllexihility in any lorm Ambitimz: 'I'o he successful in both my career and personal lile Martha jean Ward H1mu'tuzun.' Melrose, MA Major: Physical Therapy Tlwrriff Song: Rain On Me B0.S'f07lllllI H!lIlllf.S'.' S-308, S-25l l,ike's: Men, drinking, watching soaps, horses Ambition: To laugh and he happy Linda Wasserbach HllIllf'lllZl'll.' Lonclonville, NY IVIIUOII' Nutrition 1llll'IlIl'SOIIg.' Pachehel's Canon in D Hnxmnimz H!lllIlf.K.' M.F.A. l,ilu'.s'.' Dance, poetry, children, loocl 1Ji.xlila'.s: Opera Amlliimn: 'l'o have my own dance! nutrition center Debra Lou Waterhouse Nirkmzniza' Dehhie Hmm'Iuwn.' Portland, M li Major: Nutrition 'I'li1'n11' Song: A 'lime For Us l,ik1'.s'.' Art, raquethall, walking lJi,xlik1'x.' Driving in Boston Anibilimi: 'l'o receive personal satis- faction and happiness, and to ser- vife others Karen Ann Watt ff0IIll'f0Zl'Il.' Maynard, MA fllztjmx' l'hysit'al llierapy Michelle Patrice Webb Hmr11'Iuzw1.' Nashua, Nll Mrijnr: International Relations! German Quoin' 'l'he quality ola man's lille is indirect proportion to his commit- ment to ext'ellent'e, regardless ol' his chosen lielcl or endeavor. Allllllfltlllf lo he happy Darei-Colleen Walsh Martha jean Ward L' Q!! ff r Q sf H9 M, W ul Linda Wasserbaeh P Debra Lou Waterhouse 'US '!--- at Q, Karen Ann Watt Michelle Patrice Webb CN -09 95,2 C fvf '. FQ jean Welch Wendy Dawn Weber Wendy Dawn Weber Homfflozvn: Maplewood, Nj Major: Management Tl11'n11'Sm1g.' Rise Baslonmrz Huzzntsx Cask l,ilfe.s.'Skiir1g, sailing Ambitifnz: To own a shop i 2 Patricia C. Wells Patricia C. Wells HIlIIlFfflZl'Il.' Southport, CT Sara Anne Whalen Hmmflnwnx Northampton, MA Major: Management!Personnel Administration Tlzenzz' Song: Mystery Woman Bristmziarz Haznzls: Friday's, Cask Likem Biking, walking, Heinekens Diislilcax' Exams Ambition: To become outrageously wealthy! Beth R. Willens Beth R. Willens Major: Retail Management Sarah jane Williams iVt!'kIIHlIll'.' Sally Hmnf'Inu'n.' Holliston, MA Major: Biology Bmlfniian HtlUfIf.S.' N.U., Huntington Avenue Cask I,ilcf4s.' Cape Cod AIlllllftUI1.' 'I'o he happy with what- ever I do if jean Welch Sara Anne Whalen Sarah jane Williams Megan Elizabeth Winzeler Nirkn11me.' Moon Hmnelozon.' Montpelier, OH Mzyorf Finance Bostonian Haunts: Newbury Street L1'k'l'.S'.' Long weekends, crossword puzzles, champagne Dislikes Phone bills, bad discos Allllllflitlllf Life, liberty, and the pur- suit of happiness! Hope Beth Wolfson HtIIlII'flJ1l'II.' Newton, MA Mejor: Management Theme Song: The Way We Were Bostonian Hazmls: Quincy Market Betty M. Wong Hometozw1.' Boston, MA Major: Retail Management l,ikes: Dancing, shopping Ambition: To own a store Marcia Woodbury Mejor: Psychology Elizabeth Woodward Niekname: Beth Hometown: Concord, MA Major: English Bostonian Haunts: Faneuil Hall, Har vard Square Likes: Doing anything with Bill, cats, skiing the White Mountains Ambition: To make it in the book world Roxanne Yabut Nickname: Rox Hometown: Tewksbury, MA Major: Biology Theme Song: Good News Bostonian Haunts: Copperfield's, Faneuil Hall Likes: Fall in Boston Dislikes: Brookline Avenue in the winter Megan Elizabeth Winzeler Hope Beth Wolfson 1' Betty M. Wong Marcia Woodbury ff! YB' Elizabeth Woodward Rgxanne Yabut f ,Q A I ,dr f I , X janet R. Zebuski Stephanie A. Yuska Stephanie A. Yuska N'll'kIlIlIIIl'.' Steph Hmm'ln1m1.' Andover, MA Mzijmx' Nutrition Tlufnu' Snug: Celebration Bmtmiizzrz Huzmls: Piueria Uno l,ik1'.s: Dancing, sailing, rollerskat- ing, spending time with friends Di,slilf1'.s.' Questions like this Anibilimz: To graduate 1' Niclm11nz1'.' jan Hm11z'Iozmz.' Forestville, Cl' Major: Physical Therapy 1 l,ik1'.s'.' Walking in the woods, hiking, warmth and sunshine Di.slik1'.s'.' The cold, gray and dreary winter in the city Anzbilion: To help and to do my best in a creative way k Robin Zuckerman Robin Zuckerman Homzflozmzf Peabody, MA Major: Biology Tlufmff Song: Reasons B05fU71fHI1 Hazuzls: North End Ambition: Veterinary medicine Anne E. Gaudette Nickname: lon Homtflozun: Cumberland, RI Major: Nursing Qi' Judith Hawkins Judith Hawkins Nic'kname.'judy Homeloufn: Fitchburg, MA Major: Physical Therapy Susan Martin um-We 5: 'wg Q'-179' :-35' ' ' janet R. Zebuski Anne E. Gaudette Susan Martin I N 1 x .99 4 , wg ., kg 'K cu-1-vu-nv I-tn-I ,gn-..........,. , ,lv w.-,wwf '2' ' x 1- wx .uf-N' ...swf we 1 fm WX ,.,..Af'f ' ' , . I uf . ' ' :ai ,. 9 .A M ' ww e Q.. , 0 laigzrzf , ...emu -'Q ,'!d4,, Ai 4 .l IL xy sf I.:-ew LTY L4 a ,, I ' -2 3 J i' -F I J M4 jr ' Q g , , 'ff 1. ff ' 7, ,Z Ex. ., V 'Xu '-X., A 5:12 'S Nc W A' ,, fr 1911, 1..,l,q' 5' ,. 913,41- .rw F . J , I' : Q ., ' v 1 I I, I I 'r N. 1 1 l 1 1 4 I MMON E-if an MASSAC-'X el s og at-loaf sf f,f.14'62f3g,J in 5 QQC1' W 2, , :Mae , Q A mn F A? 'ff QT 04 - ' oe or-'FICE or THE PRESIDENT SIMMONS COLLEGE To The Class of 1982: At a time and in an edition dedicated to changes it may be consoling to think about what remains unchanged. Most importantly, you. The same intelligence, energy and integrity which brought you here and which made you stay productive, will be there to be called upon after graduationg and you will have more years of experience and maturity to help you make even better use of these abilities. You will be on your own, but you will have been on your own these past yearsg you will probably have to support your- self, but in a de facto way that is what you have done here. So think beyond survival, not how do I stay alive out there, but what do I want to do, where do I want to be and with whom? What do I find interesting, stimulating and satisfy- ing? How do I continue to grow, where is this all going to come out? This growth did not begin at Simmons and it should not end here. When you finally say I have arrived where do you want to be? Simmons, like Eliot's hippopotamus, also remains. Do not forget us here: we will continue to be a part of you, and you of us. Yours , EE LLC! William J . mes WJ H :kml SHWMONS COLLEGE 300 THE FENWAY BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS UZI I5 OHKLI' OF THk DEAN November 16, 1981 Dear Seniors, when you agreed to become members of the Simmons Co11ege Community, you made a commitment to join a community of scho1ars whose primary objective was to provide an environment in which you cou1d become competent, se1f- confident, and responsib1e members of the 1arger community. To meet those objectives, a number of difficu1t cha11enges were p1aced before you, not the 1east of which were the mastery of a discip1ine, independent Iearning, and the broadening of your inte11ectua1 interests. How we11 you have succeeded in taking the best from this community wi11 be tested in time. Wi11 you be sensitive to the va1ues of our various societies, wi11 you be responsive to peop1e un1ike yourse1vesg wi11 you be capab1e of approaching comp1ex prob1ems from different perspectives, wi11 you find stimu1ation in art, music, and poetry? Equa11y important wi11 be your abi1ity to provide 1eadership for your new communities and your determina- tion to seek new know1edge and new reso1utions to o1d prob1ems. Your membership in our community takes new direction upon your graduation what Simmons is in the future depends in 1arge part on how successfu1 we were together in Hinspiring in you the se1f-confidence and spirit of independence that wi11 permit you to 1ead rich persona1 1ives and give you competence to become usefu1 members of society.U We wi11 grow and change as you eva1uate the meaning of your Simmons education. Our pride in your past successes is matched on1y by our confidence in your future. Success and best wishes, mi NWA-0,0-4.44 Char1otte Morocco Charlotte Morocco Dean r? 5 u 'f F F' I ,gill xf -'ling' MANDATOF MEET! Nc uf: rf-so J 74 m Dec 537,414,554 mfvpaff-' ,fi ' 'Nr 4 V 1, W! -1 li ' 1, 'X - Q J ,.. 'im 'IO 4 hanging social influences and attitudes outside the Simmons community helped establish the now twelve-year-old Afro-American Studies Program. The goals that the program had in 1970 have not changed. The program was designed to increase the visibility of Afro-American studies throughout the Simmons curriculum, improve coordination of required courses, provide support for organized student activities, increase the availability of resources for students seeking academic and personal advice, and to develop a collection of important resource materials. The Afro-American experience has been infused into many courses and programs in the Simmons College curriculum, said Director, Floyd Barbour. This program has helped stimulate the continuing development of courses and research in this area. merican Studies became a course of study throughout many of the nation's educational institutions about 40 years ago. A course on the jacksonian period, taught jointly by the English and history departments, marked the beginning of the American Studies Program at Simmons. Richard Sterne, Professor of English, was re- sponsible for developing the program in 1967. The program is interdepartmental. Anything taught that has to do with the American way of life is part of the program, said Mr. Sterne. Program courses include music, art, English literature, history, economics, and government. Graduates of the program enter careers as researchers, museum curators, and educators. A brochure is currently being developed to advertise the program. Some people don't know we're here, said Mr. Sterne. The brochure will make the program and what it has to offer more visible to students. Richard C. Sterne, Coordinator his is the first year ofexistence for the Applied Computer Science Program at Simmons. Although computer science courses have been offered since 1967, previously there was no concentration available in this area. Students in the program investigate the applications of computers in other fields of study such as management, communications, chemistry or psychology. .3 Co-coordinator of the department, Edward Prenowitz, believes that Hthe program will grow. Students who concentrate in some other field will take computer courses to broaden their education. The program instructs students how to use, design, and program different computers and systems. There are three parts to their education these include a core of computer science courses a project in which computer techniques are used to solve a problem in another concentration, and an independent study done during senior year. Mr. Prenowitz remarked that, People use computers in alljobs. This program will train people who can communicate with both com- puters and other professionals in their work- place. Qi---f . . Tv ' Margaret Menzin, Coordinator fx-...,- l .E .:'.. 53,-' sfw---W.. il f, -,WO ' -V L, Y i X . ., .., Edward Prenowitz, Coordinator 1.1! , i t 1 +7 I . lui , it l- 'u ' 41 Fi Q he Department of Art and Music came into existence in 1964. At that time there were two instructors teaching both art and music history courses. In 1967, Thomas Wallace, now chairperson f of the department, came to Simmons to begin a studio art course. At that time, there were practically no facilities. Now there are three studios on the fourth floor and a graphics work shop on the second floor of the Main College Building, said Mr. Wallace. The music facilities have also expanded. In 1964, there was one practice room which was behind what is now the gym. Today there are two practice rooms on the fourth floor. Simmons also '1- has an affiliation with the New England Conser- vatory of Music which has enabled a wider range of courses to be offered. Missing: Thomas Wallace, Chairperson Robert Gronquist W f 'min A Dana Chandler, Alicia Faxon, Robert Oppenheim tudents are constantly asking questions and that's very good. There are reasons for the question 'why?' and that helps us to change, said N. Sandra Williams, Chairperson ofthe Depart- ment of Biology. With the completion ofthe Park Science Center, the department has improved its facilities and the instruments available for teaching. The department offers students a basic knowledge of math, chemistry, and biology. Students can use this knowledge in careers as researchers or instructors, or in preparing for graduate and medical school. I Ms. Williams comments, 'lWe don't want to make studentsjust carriers ol' knowledge but also users ol' knowledge, since that interaction is important. She adds, We want students to know and understand how to do things. We don't want them to research and experimentkjust for the experience, but in order to understand how to do it. The end result is not as important as their way of thinking. Q l ri V8 T 1 'T nun x ,J W' v .- ,io Row l: Martha Berliner, Rachel Skvirsky, Karen Loehr Row 2: Richard Nickerson, Sandra Williams, Chairperson X 368 .-1-5 . -Q4 .-Q., Missing: Anne Coghlan, Bruce Hettick, Louis Irwin, Everett Tuttle U 1' .rf Xlr l v-f I 5 ,-1 .5 IG' Worr- as, ig' 4-LI .dl f l Q Qiillivw'-sq 'W k QE? Eifiizxifg ap uv 4' x 5? VL' X 69. if X44 Mx ,wig Kr 4- I W ff' 'Q ,. V 3? X F5 QR -1 x f -Q, U 3 5 ', 3' n 1902, there was one general science concentrator at Simmons College and chemistry was a course, not a department with its own labs and equipment. After World War II, according to Dr. Peter Bowers, department chairperson, the field of chemistry changed. There were more sophisti- cated instruments available and calculations that once took hours to do now only took a few moments. Then came the computer, and the field of chemistry changed again. Dr. Bowers said, In 1974 the first lecture to my freshman class was on the use of the slide rule. Now wejust assume that everyone has a calculator. You're lucky if you can even find a slide rule in the storesf, With the completion of the science building, the department moved from cramped labs and 3 offices in the Main College Building to the spacious labs located on the third floor of the science building. Because of the new facilities, the department has been able to emphasize lab work in the curriculum. Simmons graduates have a good reputation both locally and nationally for excellence in lab and research work. We teach with more relevance today, explained Dr. Bowers. We draw examples from our energy and environmental problems. The basics are still the same but computers have added a new dimension to the study of chemistry. I wouldn't like to see a chemistry concentrator graduate without knowing how to run a computer. s 2 l Q O gy Peter Bowersg Chairperson,james Piper, Iclal Hartman, Mae Beck, Phyllis Brauner, Leonard Soltzberg, jerry Bell Missing: Carolyn Spodick lthough developed as an off-shoot of the Department of English in 1930, the Department of Communications is still in its embryonic stages. Each year the department continues growing to meet today's technological demands. The working philosophy is to provide students with a solid foundation of academic skills that are readily adaptable in thejob market. Courses such as journalism, Copy and Proof, Public Relations, and Graphic Arts Production offer mechanical fundamentals in preparation for more specialized courses such as Graphic Design, Cinematography, Advertising, and Article Writing. Field experiences and internships enable students to expand in-school training as well as provide stepping stones forjob placement. Alden Poole, Professor ofjournalism, remarks that graduates from the department who have been in the work force for a few years are now forming networks for current graduate place- ment. They remain fiercely loyal to the depart- ment.'7 Y UV Virginia Bratton, Lynda Beltzg Chairperson, Deborah Smiley Missing: Reginald jackson, Margaret Bailey, Charles Ball, Homer Jenks, Margaret Loeb, Alden Wood As enrollment continues to grow so will the department in its methods of instruction, the courses it offers, and the facilities available to students. Robert White with student Alden Poole 11 I very well-informed person should take an economics course. Economic literacy is important today, you see it every time you pick up a news- paperf, said Harriet Tolpin, Chairperson ofthe Department of Economics. In IQOQ, the only economics a Simmons student could study was household economics. The economics taught at the College today has little to do with home management and cooking. Now economics tackles such problems as un- employment, tax hikes, and inflation. The department has expanded a great deal since it was a part ofthe Social Sciences Depart- ment which also included government and history. Ms. Tolpin believes that Hthere are more opportunities for women in economics opening up in the public and the private sectors. The interest and impact in economics has grown and so has the need to be informed about it. james Bryan Q, ,- uu., - vig, 1 r lil! --5 C .C J 4 Q . ,yi 'W -W jx A 5 X , i' 1.2 xi 2 L If 'H v XL. Af' Q' ' if 0 ul 051 ii 'Atv T.i3'+ . mv :Q I Barbara Sawtelle . Harriet Tolpin Missing: Donald Basch, Gautam Chatterjee hen Georgia Noble came to Simmons in 1963, she had an office in the basement of the building with bars across the window. In the late sixties the department grew in importance. The population of children was growing and new schools were being built. There was a demand for secondary education teachers. At this time, it was probably the largest depart- ment in the College. Now, in 1982, Ms. Noble has a comfortable office on the third floor of the Main College Building. The emphasis in education has broadened in the last few years, commented Ms. Noble. Students are now being trained to understand the wide range of needs that exist in the classroom, the impact of a multi-racial com- munity, and the importance of understanding the different cultures of the worldf, hen English Department Chairperson, Charles E. L'Homme came to Simmons in 1954, there was no such thing as an English major. At that time, the College was divided into schools and English was part of the Language, Literature and Arts School, explained Mr. L'Homme. The College did away with the separate schools in 1965 and the Department of English was established in 1967. From 1954 to 1965, interest and courses experienced a tremendous growth. At the high 1 Row 1: Sheila Newsome, Marvin Lew, Alice Van Deusen, Lydia Smith Row 2: Georgia Noble, BJ. Lates, Kathleen Lyman, Chairperson, Elizabeth Rawlinsulune Wendruff point ofinterest, in the sixties, Simmons had a more diverse offering of English and literature courses than anywhere else in the country. After the slack of the seventies, the number of English majors has begun to grow again. The department has stimulated interest with the addition of a writing option. Concentrating in English does not prepare you for any onejob,', said Mr. L'Homme. It makes you capable of adjusting to many. What is important is the inter-relationship of disciplines. Row l: Robert Grant, Nancy Freeman. ZS Lawrence Langenjudith Wittenberg Row 2: George Nitchie, Corinne Hirsch. if Charles L'Hommeg Chairperson, Douglas Perry Willi3n1M3nly', Richard Sterne Missing: David Gullette, William Holmes, Wylie Sypher 'LQP' A. 'Z I-1 115 n the late seventies, learning a foreign language was thought to be a social unnecessary, like dancing. In 1949 Spanish, French, and German were offered at Simmons. Later Latin, Italian, Russian, and Hebrew were added but interest in them and practical use has declined so that they are no longer part of the curriculum. The interest in learning a second language was stimulated under President Parks in the late fifties and early sixites. At that time, there were no foreign language majors although it was strongly recommended that students have a solid knowledge of another language. ,. ff .f I.: f f,,-,Wskf , , '71,f. A ' I vw- , W' f 1 041593 W ev a 2243? 0 ' .1 Mei' My 7 ii. - ' 'www 4 A M4322 ' figs fi if -' ,rut 352, ,W '-4, M' Y M , Q as -. - - wp, 2 p ,wir , fH..,..,, A A, g., 'tfiaffr 2. 1-V :ya :5.hgfmsg,,,,v,'vai,Sf,,, The popularity of the department was at its peak in the early seventies but has since declined. Today, I see the pendulum swinging back the other way, commented james L.V. Newman, Professor of French. Now a second language is thought to be necessary, especially in bilingual urban areas, banks, businesses, and hospitals. 12 I ii- 'fr Row 1: Nancy Hall, Helen Mamikonian, Raquel Halty Ferguson, Chairperson, Susan Keane, james L.V. Newman Row 2: Wayne Ishikawa, Maryjane Treacy, Charles Mackey, Louis G. Cohen Missing: Fritz Fleischmann, Martha Krow Lucal, Don McKeen firm -t. he Department of Government was a division of the School of Social Sciences until 1965 when the College did away with the schools and set up individual departments. The depart- ment now has four full time faculty members and a growing enrollment. Within the past few years, concern with foreign policy and international relations has increased student interest. Decisions of foreign governments effect our lives every day. Govern- ment policy also effects business and economics. Students take government courses to better understand the world around them, said De- borah Miner, Chairperson of the department. We also offer students a comparative look at other world governments. It is important for students to understand other governments. Government concentrators are encouraged to undertake research projects and internships in government related areas. Students are able to undertake careers in social services, government agencies, law, politics, and research. 9 Deborah Miner, Chairperson, Carroll French Miles QM? The Department of History was once part of the School of Social Sciences, but became a separate discipline in the l960's. Afro-American Studies has been added to the curriculum but the basic concentration requirements haven't changed. According to department Chairperson, Mark Solomon, The number of history concentrators varies with external factors, such as the economy and political activism. In the past, women majoring in history usually went into teaching. Today, a history background prepares a student for careers in law, city planning, and government services. Mr. Solomon remarked, There are more career opportunities for women. There are openings in law and governmentf' If there have been any changes in the health sciences, physical therapy and medical technol- ogy, it is that there are more men entering those fields. In the past, these have traditionally been fields open almost exclusively to women. The Physical Therapy Program originated at Harvard Medical Schooljust after World War I. The program was open to women who already had degrees but who wanted specific physical therapy training. In 1946, physical therapy became a conjoint program of Simmons College and the Children's Hospital Medical Center and was redesigned for undergraduates. The first class to receive a baccalaureate degree and a certificate in physical therapy graduated in 1949. The program's clinical affiliations were expanded in 1973 to include'47 facilities. Before that time, students were trained exclusively for working with children. Today, the role of the physical therapist has expanded and there is more specialization. Students are trained to work with adults as well as with children. The p.t. students are the best in the college. Row 1:john Hunter, Mark Solomong Chairperson, student Row 2: Henry Halko, Laurie Crumpacker, Richard Lyman It takes a very high quality student to make it through the programf, said Dr. Ann Coghlan, Dean of Sciences. The program has expanded and it has been a good expansion. The education has been broadened. It's important for students to be able to relate to adults, too. To limit clinical experiences to children is too narrowing. The Medical Technology Program began around the same time as physical therapy. According to Dr. Coghlan, It's a small program but a good one. On the average, there are five concentrators per class. The program has changed its affiliation from the Beth Israel Hospital to the Lynn Hospital. Dr. Coghlan explains that Lynn has a very well- equipped lab. Lynn Hospital was the first in the area to put its lab on computersf' When labs were first computerized, it was thought that they would replace medical tech- nologists. However, this did not happen. No computer can identify cells. They'vejust changed the way things are donef' said Dr. Coghlan. There's more instrumentation and that's brought a greater degree of accuracy. W he beginning of the Department of Man- agement traces back to the College's Secretarial School of the early 1900's. These students were trained to be private secretaries, registrars, and office assistants. Today the department, which is the largest in the College with an enrollment of over 2,000 students, trains women to be managers with their own secretaries. The Secretarial School evolved into the School of Business and from there grew into the Department of Management. The curriculum has grown and changed, adapting to the needs and wants of the times. john Pfaff, Chairperson, states that the attitudes about women in the work place are changing. Women are slowly overcoming 'math phobiaf We've added a math requirement to the curriculum and a course in corporate finance. Now women are being trained both quantitatively and qualitatively. In fact, women have shown a great aptitude for accounting. According to a report published in the Amer- ican Association of Schools of Business Dean's Letter, the number of women undergraduates earning a degree in business has increased tremendously. Between 1973 and 1980, the number of males who graduated with under- graduate degrees in business rose only 9.62 while those earned by women rose 36175. This is a reflection ofthe changing attitudes ofthe roles women play in the work place. Row 1: Leo Parente, Lynda Moore, Bruce Warren, Kathy Bevacqua Row 2: Carl Clavadetscher,john Pfaffg Chairperson, Woodrow Baldwin, Marilyn Mackey Missing: Andrew Masiuk, Laurence Onie Nnnslmvsvunnnnnm rs A A It 'A 5 ' -. 1' ,Quran f q 3 41 Iwi :1 , -WM Zghzy V 'V ,-,ww A . vqwsv' ' Biff. ilgwgf , I . T-1 , '1? 0 I 5 WV? f f.: av' ' n JD s , .E Z ,l 5 Q -ff sxw X I Q-74 - 14I,,yxVw. Q -,liz may , , 'ff' 4 rf auf 5 ' Qi- -'Yi' gi 'gr keg he myth that women cannot do math is slowly being dispelled, said department Chair- person, David Browder. In 1902 a Simmons student would have had bookkeeping as a career choice for her mathemati cal abilities. With the introduction of the com- puter, the discipline of mathematics is more complex and the career choices more diverse. The department is now a part of the new Applied Computer Science Program. Math majors can use their abilities at programming and researching. Students can use their computing and math tools in the business world as statiticians and for making quantitative and qualitative predictions for companies. There are more career oppor- tunities available todayf' said Mr. Browder. jf David Novak '41 Lynnell Stern n 1902, the School of Household Economics offered nurse training programs for those who had completed a nursing program at one of the nearby hospitals. The instruction at the hospital schools was inadequate and little clinical experience was offered. The need for adequate nursing instruc- tion was filled by the establishment of the Sim- mons College School of Nursing in 1919. Today, nursing students must take pre- requisite courses in the biological sciences, the social sciences, and chemistry. The actual nursing concentration consists of five courses which involve both academic and clinical instruction. The education of today's nurse at Simmons is relevant and the courses undergo continuous revision. Phyllis Moore, Chairperson of the department, said We try to keep a relevancy in the curriculum. Nursing students are required to take either Sociology of Health or Economics of Health. According to Ms. Moore, the Simmons nursing graduate is well-qualified and well- respected. The demand for acuity and compe- tency in nursing is great and our graduates are top quality. The last graduating class basically had their first choice ofjobsf' Q , , k I Q. 4 1 EEA Row lzjeanne Hubelbank, Roberta Gantz, Tish Thornley, Helen McLaughlin Row 2: Evelyn Lyke, Alice Hosack,janice Macklin, Elizabeth Howard, Penny Glynn, Susan Blanckenship, Phyllis Moore Missing: Helen Fenstermacher, Ann Lord, Lois Schoppee, Maria Bueche, Martha Kleinerman, Denise Ross, Margaretjernigan, Susan Wainger he Department of Nutrition, established in 1973, grew out of the Home Economics Depart- ment, a department which had brought the College national attention and one which had a long history at the College. The department has grown rapidly in distinc- tion. It is the only department in the College with an endowed department chair. All of the depart- ment's faculty members are published authors. According to Acting Chairperson, Dr. Marion Mason, there were nine nutrition graduates in 1973. Last year there were 26 graduates. This year 37 students are expected to graduate, and in 1983 it is estimated that there will be 40 graduates. The curriculum is continually being re- vamped, said Dr. Mason. There is more em- phasis on sciences now. We try not to concentrate on any one thing. Nutrition concentrators have found jobs with supermarkets, consumer advocacy agencies, clinics, hospitals, public and private institutions, and the hotel and restaurant business. iuros-v' f Patricia Kreutler, Chairperson . rf Missing: Katherine Bevacqua '. flU'l I Nancie Herbold Carole Dichter Marion Mason, Acting Chairperson l f Y l 5 R l l l Carol Ochsg Chairperson T 5 i l , l l 2 he Department of Philosophy was once a part of the School of Social Sciences at Simmons. It is now a department that accommodates student interests. The department offers many courses dealing with issues in society, morals, and ethics, said Professor of Philosophy, Brad Art. If students are interested in a topic, we make courses available to them in that area. We have many dual majors. The department offers a variety of courses including one in business ethics and the philoso- phy of law. Philosophy is a good preparation for law school, explains Mr. Art. Our students do very well on the LSAT's. The business world wants people who have had philosophy and our students are successful. Philosophy is unusual enough that it allows you to be creative. You can do anything you want with itf' I! Ynhui Park Brad Art Missing: Susan Nicholson N -1 av - ns Q .j s A + v .,.s Q H W, :L V 2,31 f f fw qw- K 'F ,uf V-1 .' YH, . 4. ffl' Q as-3,9 H , N 4 'Q uffjjzf 5 5 'f F? iff? 5 M fi.. f xv A. . .-M ,.. ..g 5. 1 z'Yv,1h' 5, .NST QI, W ,. .4 ,spy , KHUP' B 'g s. K ,. gukiswww hysics has been taught at Simmons since the College's beginning in 1902. It is a respected and well-established science. With the completion of the science building in 1972, the Department of Physics got its own labs and sophisticated equip- ment. We've kept up with the times, said Chair- person, Edward Prenowitz, as he demonstrated the use ofa computer. Pointing out flashing red lights in the delicate circuitry, he said, Those blinking lights are counting in binary at an extraordinarily fast rate. We use the computers for teaching and the students use them to do research and calculations. According to Mr. Prenowitz, physics concen- trators have career opportunities in research, teaching, engineering, and industry. High technology has made it necessary for students to have a working knowledge of computers. fl' ,.-1 Edward Prenowitzg Chairperson O Missing: Robert Vernon .. W 'G' 4 1 K B o ,V 'wg ' -. 71'-4.. ,J nn g 75. ff .uw-K I .nl mf Q 'U'4. 5 ' A - 9 1 .. ha,--1 -i. 1 -, Dr. Teresa Carterette came to the Depart- ment of Psychology in 1964 to develop an experi- mental psychology program. At that time, there was only a psychological testing program. There were three full time faculty and the department had two classrooms on the third floor of the Main College Building. Today, there are seven full time faculty and the department has three laboratories in the science building. According to Dr. Carterette, computers have brought changes to the study of psychology. There have been a large number of changes with the advent of computer application in psychological studies. There is a more specific analysis of data and computers are used in experiments to control equipment. She added, There have been increased studies made into the concept of aritificial intelligence and memory studies using the computer. One thing that hasn't changed is the depart- ment's dedication to student field experience. When I came in 1964, the department had student interns placed at the Shattuck and Massachusetts General Hospitals. This was long before anyone had talked about the value of field work experience, commented Dr. Carterette. I Wi, lllll it ,- 'N-4 Diane Coulopoulos l A Q , I Peter Castle, Dane Harwood, Lillian Grayson, Teresa Carteretteg Chairperson, Barbara Centile Missing: Donald Thomas, Helen Moore , f .. ociology is a relatively new discipline, having first been formulated in 1838. Chairper- son ofthe department, Stephen London, said Sociology has changed and we have kept abreast of those changes. We encourage students to have a comparative outlook on their studiesg to look at societies and cultures other than their own. There have been changes in the sociology curriculum to accommodate the comparative approach. They have added Afro-American Studies and the Sociology of Women as require- ments. Since Mr. London came to Simmons in 1975, the department has virtually doubled from two full time professors to five. Sociology has gained more academic respect, claims Mr. London. L'We've been told that our graduates are highly regarded. A sociology background distinguishes that candidate from others. They are better able to understand others' research and are capable of doing their own. Elaine Hagopian Stephen London, Chairperson 1 ,,4L.4:s , mi- R f R7 if A . V S-'H jg I. 5 gi fx I I Caryl Goodman, Mary Osirim Missing: Rachel Forman omen's Studies began with one course, Women in American History. There are now over 30 courses offered by the program. As a formal concentration, Women's Studies has been available since 1976. It is a collection of courses that all concern women. As an interdisciplinary concentration, courses are offered in history, English, sociology, economics, government, psychology, management, communications, American, and Afro-American Studies. The reason for Women's Studies was to correct an imbalance, explained Coordinator, Laurie Crumpacker. We're trying to rebalance the academic ledger. You always hear about men who pioneered in certain disciplines. Our eventual goal is to enrich the other disciplines by offering the women's side of the story. Laurie Crumpackerg Coordinator K! I '1' .4 Ying? vit wr Q-'11, 'W-ft! 'ls Qi' N 4. 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V , Q nr., ., Editor-in-Chief Monica Percival explains once again to .her layout Sharyn Hardy, Associate Editor, anxiously assistantjessa, that she has to stop using her t-square for a chew toy. awaits the beginning of another Mic meeting 1.1 fix ' Advisor Deborah Smiley fwith staff mascot Sallyb contemplates the rationality of another one of the editor-in-chiefs bright ideas. Missing: Nancy Myers, Advertising Editor. Lauren Sterling, Associate Photo Editor, pauses for a pose between trips to the darkroom. .3 -f l -1 Feature Wr1ter!Copy Editor Terry Pepin tries to persuade Business Manager Maureen Shea to withdraw some petty cash from the account so she can fly to Florida to do a Mic interview with a professor on sabbatical. Liz Sabel Associate Ed1tor!C1rculat1on Manager attempts to I xt gl Photo Editor Cindy Rubin woefully exclaims, But no one told me to take the lens cap off. lf All --1 l A ----1-.---Q---X nun- N.-V-Q --ang 1 .I R f 13-1-X. 4 - 1, 'NK f -..Z sf-'l'-L, ' a 1 - ., f '- I I ,,M,,.fK I w, ,.. ..,' l - 'Y Ag of ,s ,A t ,. EQQPQ x Q 5 , it Xin 5 X' f' gf .. 4 Qfffvfdf --if ,M ,f ' 5 , - , .. IL ft' AJ fd 144 'll 1-K 4, Mic staff members Karen Tabak, Debbie Flanagan, Ann Glasgow, Sharon Garlitz, and Jeannie Lee engaged in fun and play. The editorial staff would like to thank them and the other members who are not pictured, for their enthusiasm and effort during the production of the 1982 yearbook. Q ' . COM ME .,... 'M .W ,I . A I VKX A l Wh!!! PE'fSlDf W ?n'1-VN 'f'Y'- K ' P f'f'w.I'?N f A 5 1 -My A l ff-cruun Q ammo ' V WW PQHWI' NH' A YI ' hlwvp-f ' A PHO WIWM sf.Z1'.T' - ANIQEISHTYZ F '. f , JL. , X A. -x - rw- I K. 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Kamin,jr. Harold S. Larkin jack Maier Harriet Maier-Paxson Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Marks Priscilla L. McKee Ms. Cornelia A. Merrick Charlotte Morocco Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mortensen Lloyd A. and jean S. O'Neill Mary Ann Patterson-Wilson C755 james and jane Percival Mr. and Mrs. Norman L. Perry Mr. and Mrs. Jerome L. Polaner Dr. and Mrs. Arnet L. Powell Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon P. Sadugor Mike and Peg Shea Mrs. R. Carol Shenk jay and Sandra Solan Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thieblot Dr. and Mrs. David Trachtenberg Irene Vafides QMicr0c0sm Co-editor '76j Mr. and Mrs. Raymond H. Waterhouse Mr. and Mrs. jamesj. Whalen PATRGNS Mr. and Mrs. David M. Baker Maria P. Burnham Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. DiMarco Gail Rakow Duncan C715 Rev. and Mrs. Richard Faxon Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Fox Nancy and Bill Fox Mr. and Mrs. Edward Goldberg Norma Golub Mr. and Mrs. Gerald A. Green Mr. and Mrs.John A. Hamilton Mrs. Garolyn S. Harris Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hawkins Mr. Yiu Man Kwan and Mrs. Kam Ghu Kwan Mr. and Mrs. john E. 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