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■ canii nultou MADELEINE 1982 Smith College Northampton, Massachusetts She sent out for those short, plump little cokes called 'petites madeleines' ... I raised to my lips a spoonful of the tea in which I had soaked a morsel of the cake. No sooner had the warm liquid, and the crumbs with it, touched my palate than a shudder ran through my whole body, and I stopped, intent on the changes that were taking place. An exquisite pleasure had invaded my senses ... Undoubtedly what is thus palpitating in the depths of my being must be the image, the visual memory which, being linked to that taste, has tried to follow it into my concious mind ... And suddenly, the memory returns.” We hope the 1982 Madeleine will serve to awaken many joyous memories of Smith in the years to come. 2 Marcel Proust. Swann’s Way, trans. CK Scott Monorieff (New York: Random House. Inc., 1928), pp.34-36. 3 6 L31 7 8 9 10 k 11 13 14 Table of Contents Faculty and Administration 17 Sports 41 Activities 61 Living 93 Senior Index 274 Patrons and Sponsors 277 Advertisements 280 16 17 FACULTY and ADMINISTRATION Jill Ker Conway President Every year as Fall arrives we are all given fresh energy for life as we watch the arrival of the Freshman Class. There is no faculty member, no Dean, no Kingsman. no housekeeper who does not feel renewed by these lively faces marching behind mountains of forms and books as freshman orientation unfolds. Four year later, we are all swept with nostalgia, not for. but with you. as you prepare to leave. The transformation of those four years is remarkable to all those privileged to observe it and to participate in it. The slightly manic freshman energy becomes focused and harnessed to an adult purpose, the eager curiosity about people becomes a secure reliance on a tried network of friends. The aimless competitiveness becomes the inner drive to compete against oneself. The ebullient sounds of freshmen give way to choirs and Smith songs. All these changes are caught up and held firmly for an instant in the ritual of Ivy Day. Like Ivy Day. this book with its photographs will give visual form to many parts of the journey begun in your four years at Smith. The book and the photographs will also tell you what only slowly dawns on Smith seniors. One may travel in many directions away from this campus at the end of one's senior year, but one never really departs from Smith, even when bags are packed, station wagons overloaded, tickets bought. There is a curious departure from supposedly universal laws to be observed as we see each class set out on its next life — stage for the energy they take with them somehow flows back to sustain those who follow behind. With them, we bid you Godspeed and prepare for your speedy return. 18 Kenneth Hall McCartney Dean of the Faculty and Acting President Fall 1981 Wendy Glasgow Winters Dean of the College 19 20 (l-r) Patricia Olmsted, Marilyn Schuster, Susan Van Dyne Class Deans Anthony M. Symanski Controller Afro-American Studies Back Row (l-r) G. Niswonger, R. Hams. J. Leshko. N. von Bujdoss. J. Holderboum P. Garland, L Bums, E. Offner, D. Pogue Front Row (l-r) R. Mortimer. C. Michalik, C. Talbot (Chair), C. Houser. B. Kellum. J. Pinto 22 (l-r) J. Walters. J. Butler (Chair), H. Weaver Astronomy (l-r) R. White (Chair). S. Edwards, K. Jaworowska Biology E. Tyrrell, M. Olivo. D. Haskell, C. Von Camp. S. Scordilis. S. Tilley, G. Kent. J. Powell. J. Burk. M. Loprade, R. Olivo, R. Briggs, E. Homer 23 Chemistry Back Row (l-r) T. Lowry, G. Fleck, M. Softer, R. Linck. C. Levin (Chair) Front Row (l-r) K. Heilman, V. White, M. Dygert, L. Burk Chinese 2 1 H. Kung Classics (l-r) S. Skulsky, A. Ford. C. Henderson, Jr. (Acting Chair), J. Gregory, G. Dimcock Dance (l-r) G. de Lappe, S. Waltner. R. de Mille (Chair) 25 Economics Back Row (l-r) F. Leonard. R. Averitt (Chair). R. Buchele, J. Christiansen. C. Staelin, R. Bartlett Middle Row (l-r) S. Koont, N. Reinhardt. K. Pfeifer, S. Carter (Seated) T. Riddell. S. Baker Education and Child Study 26 (l-r) S. Itzkoff, R. Edwards, A. Marvelli (Chair), A. Rudnitsky. S. Freeman, L. Fink, M. Nesbit English Back Row (l-r) F. Murphy, E. Reeves, H. Skulsky, J. Hunter. K. Connelly. V. Harward. P. Pickerel (Chair) W. Oram, W. Van Voris, R. Macdonald, D. Flower Front Row (l-r) D. Skarda, D. David M. Siegel, S. Van Dyne, J. Bramwell. N. Jaffe, S. Seelig, M. Shook, E. von Klemperer French Back Row (l-r) A. Angles, V. Pollina, J. Ott, M.E. Birkett, A. Philbrick. L. Martineau H. Pham, C. Spencer, L. Joseph (Chair) Front Row (l-r) D. Rochat-Felix, V. Douillet, M. Gantrel, A. Demay 27 Geology (l-r) B. White. A. Curran, R. Newton, J. Reid. R. Burger (Chair), M. Schalk (Emeritus) (l-r) G. Gutzmann. H.J. Hoffmann, M.S. Zelljadt (Chair), W. Schumann, R. Davis Government Back Row (l-r) S. Goldstein. C. Robertson, A. Lambom. M. Dietz, D. Baumer. R. Benewick Front Row (l-r) S. Rothman, J. Grenzke. P. Rowe, D. Divine History Back Row (l-r) J. Stieber. K. von Klemperer, P. Borowsky, J. Afferica. L. Little, N. Salisbury Front Row (l-r) H. Nenner (Chair), D. Gardner, S. Elkins, L. Cohn-Haft 29 Italian (l-r) A. Tambufri. R. Dinale (Chair). A. Procaccini Japanese 30 M. Minegishi Math (l-r) J. Henle, M. Senechal (Chair), R. Ware, A. Durfee, J. Hutchinson S. Wagon, U. Bray, M. Albertson, P. Byrme, J. Callahan Music Back Row (l-r) A. Montgomery, C. LaSalle, T. Morrison, W. Wittig, R. Perera, P. Naegele, T. Kelly, J. Sessions Middle Row (l-r) E. Finardi, L. Usher, D. Wheelock, M. Jakuc, K. Feam, N. Stoia Front Row (l-r) A. Auerswald, L. Wallfisch. P. Bloom, K. Smith, G. Hayes, M. Chemin, G. Wheelock 31 PHILOSOPHY Back Row (l-r) J. Moulton, J. de Villiers Front Row (l-r) M. Kiteley, T. Tymoczko (Chair) PHYSICAL EDUCATION Front Row (l-r) C. Davis, C. Newhof. J. Blei, D. Siegel Middle Row (l-r) B. May, R. Benson S. Bricker. N. William J. Johnson (Chair) Back Row (l-r) M. Clute, M. Grinaker, K. Bierwert, G. Kline 32 (l-r) L. Newcomb, B. Hawkins (Chair). E. Ivey, M. Steinberg, J. Josephs Psychology Back Row (l-r) P. de Villiers, L. Standish, G. Tunnell. T. Hall, D.J. Doland. F. Blanchard Front Row (l-r) P. Pufall, J.D. Snoek, D. Reutener, Jr. (Chair), J. de Villiers, H. Gonzalez Religion (l-r) D. Hudson. J. Wijnhoven. S. Stenson, J. Betlyon, K. Donfried (Chair) Russian 34 (l-r) I. Zelljadt. K. McCartney (Acting Chair), A. Woronzoff-Dashkoff Sociology Anthropoloav (l-r) S. Foster. F. Marglin. P. Miller. E. Hopkins. M. Closer (Chair). W. Winters Spanish Portuguese Back Row (l-r) A. Clemente, H. Tonres-Ayala, C. Cutler, Jr. (Chair), E. Kelley. R. Lewis Front Row (l-r) J. Gelpi-Perez. P. Gonzalez, P. Olcoz-Verdun Theater (l-r) H. Chinoy, R. Gainer, A. Hairston, L. Berkman, D. Rist (l-r) J. Hellwig, W. Hatch. M. Delaurant, J. Johnson, R. Sklar 36 37 38 40 41 SPORTS FIELD HOCKEY TENNIS SOCCER CREW 43 44 45 SQUASH SWIMMING 8c DIVING 46 RIDING BASKETBALL 47 48 bV GYMNASTICS VOLLEYBALL 50 TRACK and CROSS COUNTRY 52 53 55 56 58 5 ? 09 imi I iTh N CU,. AMERICANS Ctay Pdr xie Stnginq Groups Karties 9pm gePlcnlc cRdds 12; Creek theClass ■Reids , r a sim SfUDf vrsf fresT ? WDOC tvde ts. BEER 251 wine50? .- 0 -------- 85 COURSES OVER 30 FILMS £L MAJOR EVENTS “ dual CAREER FAMILIES fVLITICAL WOMEN ALUMNAE CAREER PANELS u HIAAAN AETAIRS SPECIAL WORKSHOPS . AN0_ MOPE bC. VOL ' r -“ Q «UkUSS W R mON xosept BOWKER AUDITOR fcfci 1 2 oet-rah'ars ON R.0.LR. THIS K ■ fiKwmU 30CIfiL CHAIR' IHOUSE MEM0EK V - C V, Qtt liOita E-E-l v-vj ACTIVITIES International Affairs Organization, President: Vicky McNamara The IAO provides members with the opportunity to learn more about international affairs and to explore various career possibilities. IAO Each year members participate in a model United Nations and throughout the year the club sponsors films and lectures. Dance Collective is a small group dedicated to the promotion of dance as an art-form. Rec Council, led by chair Cathy Sherrill, organized a wide variety of social activi- DANCE COLLECTIVE ties this year from TNC to Winter Weekend (and slightly damp picnics). For the first time, meetings were opened to all so as to gauge student feelings. REC COUNCIL AIESEC President: Cindy Block AIESEC is the International Association of Students in Economics and Business Management which seeks to give students practical business experience. Through its international Traineeship Ex- AIESEC change, students are employed in foreign businesses to participate In the regular operations of the firm. Debate Team President: Lisa Indovino The Smith Debate Team competes weekly in international invitational de- REPUBLICAN CLUB bate tournaments. For the past two years. Smith's club has been invited to the World Championships. Their style emphasizes witty, extemporaneous debate. Republican Club Co- DEBATE TEAM Chairs: Laura Resnic and Britt Liddicoat The Republican Club promotes political awareness at Smith College. The club sponsors many activities such as lectures for the student body. The PreHeatth Society, led by Natalie Ross, organized and sponsored a vareity of activities just focusing on ca- reers in all facets of the medical profession as well as graduate study. PreLaw Another professional organization on campus was the PreLaw Society. Directed by Lisa Wanamaker, PreLaw sponsored mock-law classes as well as a variety of speakers to give the campus a taste of life after Smith. PREHEALTH PRELAW RIDING CLUB Service Organizations of Smith Chairwoman: Lisa Zonino SOS is a student run organization that sponsors many annual fundraisers for both local and national organizations. Sophia's Circus, International Students Day, the Print and Plant sale. Dance Marathon and Blood Drive are some of its activities. SOS also provides volunteers for community services such as tutoring and aid for the ag- ing. Riding Club President: Sue Miller The Riding Club is for anyone who enjoys riding and would like to keep active in the sport. The club sponsors various activities such as clinics. horse shows during Parents' Weekend and Commencement, intramural competitions and trdil rides on Mountain Day. The Smith College Choir and the Glee Club are headed respectively by Colleen Scherkenbach and Anne Gerber. Both are conducted by Theodore Morrison. The mem- SMITH COLLEGE CHOIR bership of each organization is selected based on an audition. The Smith College Choir is composed mostly of sophomores and the Glee Club of juniors and seniors. These two choirs, as is traditional, entertain the Smith community on a number of occasions throughout the year, including Convocation and Vespers. Each organization also sponsors trips to sing at neighboring schools ond invites other choirs to sing at Smith. GLEE CLUB The Energy Foundation, headed by Mary Beth Cassedy. examines the changing energy needs of our world and society. They sponsor activities that will promote awareness of the situation. ENERGY FOUNDATION The Aslan Students Association is co-directed by Jean Chin and Selina Yoon. The Membership of the A.S.A. is open to any member of the student body, interested in helping to promote Asian awareness. The association in addition to their regular meetings has sponsored several films. The Aikido Club is headed by Sheryl White, and instructed by faculty member Mutsuko Minegishi. The Club meets several times weekly to allow for wide participation. Aikido is a Japanese art of self-defense which causes the opponents own momentum to work against him or her. ASIAN STUDENTS ASSOCIATION ■ The Ceramics Club is headed by Debbie Ostrow. They do their work in a fully equipped studio located at 25B Henshaw (right behind Davis). Any student interested in pursuing the art of pottery CERAMICS CLUB and sculpture can attend one of the two open studio hours a week. The dub encourages members to share instructions, ideas and companionship. People at any level of experience ore encouraged to join. The Athletic Association, headed by Grace Homor. has essentially two branches, one involved with intramural sports and the other with intercollegiate sports. It is a very large organization with representa- tives from most every house on campus. The wide variety of activities sponsored by the A.A. provides the student body with constructive ways to use their energies and have a good time. ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Smith chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, chaired by Nicki Tol- NAACP left, has sponsored several speakers this year, including Althea Sims of the Washington chapter. Gold Key President of Central Board — Libby Cole Gold Key consists of 250 volunteer guides selected to give tours to prospective students. GOLD KEY BOARD The Grecourt review, edited by Kathleen McDonald, is a literary magazine designed to provide an outlet for creative writing at Smith and within the community. The magazine also publishes GRECOURT REVIEW artwork and photographs. The Grecourt review does not limit its activities to published works. This spring the organization sponsored a series of poetry readings. The Film Alliance, headed by Karen Currie, often finds itself confused with the Motion Picture Committee. Their purposes however are different. The Film Alliance tries to bring into the Smith Community a variety of films which could be considered more as works of art. They remind us that the cinema is not only for our entertainment but also a place to learn. The Black Students' Alliance at Smith, headed by Emilie Phillips, has a large membership and is open to the entire student body. Their many activities include sponsoring lecturers, films and other events which will promote Black Awareness on our campus. The Freshman Choir Alpha is one of two Freshman choirs at Smith. This year the choir, under president Susan Livingston, sang at many of Smith's traditional functions and provided a great way for students to meet one another. BLACK STUDENTS' ALLIANCE FRESHMAN CHOIR ALPHA The Freshman Choir Omega, headed by Gabrielle Rus-somagno. consists of approximately fifty-five members. They practice weekly under the direction of Ms. Malorie Schemin. Omega sings frequently at chapel services of all denominations. They also had an exchange with the West Point choir in the early spring. Amy Kirkhoff is the head of the newly chartered Noteables. The sixteen member a coppella choir joins the ranks of the longer estab- lished singing groups at Smith. This year's preview of their abilities indicates that the group's pressence will be a welcome one. FRESHMAN CHOIR OMEGA This year the Smlffenpoofs, headed by Tina Andrews and Jane Curtis, treated the Smith community to a Jamboree in mid February. The fourteen member group hosted the Yale Wiffenpoofs and the Princeton Nassoons on this occasion. The 'Poofs' also performed for private gatherings both at Smith and other colleges. The Smtttiereens cap- tured our hearts this year by singing Valentine wishes to students on campus. In addition. the group, led by Laura Voss, traveled and entertained various audiences in the area. With twelve members. the Smithereens are the smallest of Smith's a cappella choirs. The size however, is no drawback to the quality of their music. SMIFFENPOOFS r i The Senate at Smith is divided into sections by area. Each area's activities are headed by an area chairwoman. This year the chairwomen were: Mary Ellen Morgan. Lisa Sankowski. Cather- ine Hay. Laura Resnic. Debbie Zeltzer. C.K. Purks. Jennifer Bock. Tammy Baldwin and Lori Beth Cohn. Kendra Tot-lackson, vice-president of the SGA, conducted the Senate meetings. Senate secretaries Tracy Sereteon and Meredith Young each served half year terms. There were many issues this year which the Senate addressed at open discussion forums. Senators examined the revised academic honor board code, the new academic Grievance Policy and a new set of campaign procedures governing campus elections. ADA SENATORS CENTER CAMPUS SENATORS GREEN ST. SENATORS The Senate also carried out the usual duties such as approving charters for new organizations, running campus elections and holding budget hearings. Special projects taken on by the Senate this year included Spirit Week and Environmental Week. The Cabinet, headed by SGA President Dori Berinstein, works closely with the Senate in many respects. The Cabinet consists of fourteen members. Included are the SGA president and vice-president, secretary of the Senate, head of house presidents, chair of the Academic Honor Board, chair of the Curriculum Committee, chair of Rec Council, chair of the Senate Finance Committee, class presidents and the Cabinet secretary and treasurer. PROSPECT ST. SENATORS BEDFORD TER. SENATORS QUAD II SENATORS CABINET am The Academic Honor Board, chaired by Leslie Brooks, spent many hours this fall revising the honor code; much of the old wording was considered vague and out- dated. By keeping the honor code in a workable form, the board aims at preserving what the Smith community feels is a special aspect of life here. The Judicial Board has the responsibility of reviewing non-academic problems that occur within the Smith student body. The board is composed of five students elected from among the house presidents. It is choired by the head of house presidents. Elizabeth Pitney. ACADEMIC HONOR BOARD JUDICIAL BOARD The Women’ Resource Center, located on the third floor at Davis student center, is coordinated by Silvia Glick. Lori Lober, Nadine Rosenthal and Cathy Sprague. The center holds teas every Friday afternoon, and serves as on organization through which women's issues can be raised and discussed. The Student Lecture Committee is a five member organization chaired by Maria Gavris. Along with other organiza- ■ tions on campus, the lecture committee invites a variety of speakers to bring their viewpoints to Smith. WOMEN'S RESOURCE CENTER Every year the Madeleine staff assembles a collection of photographs and copy in order to document the passing of another year at Smith. The 1982 co-editors-in-chief MADELEINE are Jill Baron and Anne Ackerman. Smith's bi-weekly newspaper, the Sophlan, is edited by Julie Rosson. In addition to keeping us informed of the community news, the Sophian provides the students with a forum for expressing their opinions about issues of concern to them. The Sophian meets the demands of a sizeable and di- verse community by including such features as Happenings in the Valley and news of administrative and student activities. rhe Science Fiction Club of Smith is closely affiliated with he Sci Fi Club at the University Df Massachusetts. The members participate in games of dungeons and Dragons and Traveller. They also make use of the UMASS science fiction library. The New Current, edited by Anne Downer, will be publishing their seventh volume this year. The magazine provides us with a view that, unlike most of our student publications, is not specifically restricted to the college ex- perience. By dealing with a broad range of subjects, the New Current provides student readers with a taste of the 'real world'. SCIENCE FICTION CLUB nEW CURRENT Smith's Russian Club, coordinated by Amy Goodhart, seeks students with any interest or background in Rus- sian language or history. Through movies, lectures and other events, the Russian Club hopes to give the Smith community the opportunity to experience Russian culture. Smith College Lesbian Alliance — Not pictured: Susan, Susan, Susan etc. RUSSIAN CLUB LESBIAN ALLIANCE The Changeringers can tell you that it takes more than a little muscle to ring the bells at femith. There is a technique to it that requires practice to master. The Changeringers. led by Mary Johnson, meet in the upper reaches of Mendleson bell tower in the Performing Arts Center to practice their skills. WRSC, the Smith College Radio Station, under the direction of Martha South-gate, provides an opportunity for a large number of music fans to share their appreciation with the college community. WRSC hopes to expand its range of listeners in the future by switching over to the more powerful FM frequency. WRSC 82 83 84 85 86 87 89 Rally Day The first Rally Day was observed in 1876, as a reception to honor George Washington's birthday. Over the years, songs and patriotic addresses were added to the festivities, and in 1894 Rally Day acquired its present name. This year's 106th Rally Day showed that Smith Spirit is alive and well. The day began with the awarding of Smith Medals to distinguished alumnae, and an inspiring address by Professor William E. Leuchtenburg, a Smith Trustee. The seniors took advantage of their first opportunity to wear their robes, and everyone looked forward to the annual Rally Day Show that night. The first group to perform were the Ada Comstock Scholars, and there wasn't a dry eye in the audience during the sentimental finale to their story of Ada Doolittle. The Freshmen were next, with a rousing version of the soon-to-be- famous musical, Smithie . A Sophomore Carol showed the delighted audience the nightmares of surviving sophomore slump. The Juniors' Night at Nielson was a humorous (and harmonious) tribute to the frustrations of an ever-expanding library. The marvelous Senior show rounded out the wonderful evening with a musical slide show , narrated by the incomparable Nancy Whitehouse. Rally Day 1982 is over, but the joyous strains of Sophie will remain in our minds throughout the years to come. 92 93 LIVING 95 96 97 98 99 ADA COMSTOCK SCHOLARS 100 Beki Mahieu English Joy Sikorski Studio Art 101 English American Studies Joan Gordon Government 102 Laurel Lynn Koch Education Nancy Champoux English Bert Smith Fields Afro-American Studies Christine S. Allen American Studies and Economics 103 ALBRIGHT HOUSE You are no ?7; l good to anyone ... Hall dancing ... Stop in the name of Love ... the Congeniality Award... Phallic Snow Sculptures ... Secret Santas... Rowdie Softball Champs ... Alumnae Beach... In a world of morons... Glow in the Dark ... Who gets the buoy? ... Rapanese writing ... Baldwin—s! ... Man in the shower... Whatever happened to Oonyan Kim?... Is there life after sex? 104 Dorianne Chrysler Erika Calkins Pearsall Art and Economics Government Carolyn B. Bunn Psychology 105 Elizabeth Maxine Cole Economics and American Studies Wendy Adair Shreve Economics Patricia Alison Prigge Developmental Psychology Suzanne Kariene Koury Government Mary Beth Sipos French Literature Maria Lucy Hampton Biology 107 Laila Marie Dalack Biology BALDWIN HOUSE Bedford Terrace, near State Street's where Baldwins reside All our wild spirit we just cannot hide! Lounge on our private beach, come to our champagne bash. Dance into our parties, our high tea's a smash! We've got Senior pranksters — yes, we love balloons Intramurals we star in — we won't lose too soon No house can top us — We're Baldwin — the BEST! 108 Constance Marie Carroll Economics Elizabeth Hale Topper Art Alison Anne Hess Geology Jo Ellen Deutsch American Studies Sarah Ann Magrino English 109 Judith Ann Balboni Psychology Julia Ruth Davis Comparative Literature Sally Murray Bridgman Economics Elizabeth Gellner Ruekberg Government 110 Lori Kathleen Pipes Theatre Ill Joanne Reid Blake Government Cynthia Ann Black Mathematics and Economics Pollyalice Kurimai Economics Grace Kathryn Homor History Leslie Macaulay Psychology Carole Lee Palumbo Physiological Psychology 112 PEN HOUSE Hello ... scumbalinas ... we are Capen Country Club... let's get naked... punk or prep... this is not a good thing... cardinalship ... squido ... CS II ... where do you work Vin?... help me ... dancing with myself ... pantos ... Donna's den of iniquity ... have a clue.. .tonight Jan? ... chubster club ... AND IN TIME WE WILL ALL BE STARS! Jean Catherine Hamilton Economics Pamela Therese Powers English and Psychology Elizabeth Coffin Bynum Classics 114 Elizabeth Ellen Pitney Mathematics and Economics Anne Marie Ziomek Mathematics and Economics Melissa Lynn Cohn American Studies Barbara Coppee Girvin Art History and Economics Linda Denise Harrison English 115 Cheryl Ann DiGangi Biology Donna Marie Amrhein Economics Jane Jennifer Kochanowsky Government Jan Leigh Spauschus Economics and German 116 Susan Marie LeBlanc Comparative Literature Michelle Wright Music Elizabeth Ann Leach Economics Wende Anne Taylor Geology Sara Hoover Art History and Economics Sandra Elizabeth MacKinnon Government and Economics 117 Chapin up to reaCHAPIN-nacl© ... Black and Whit© . . . The Rusty Nail. . . tricera-tops pies .. . close encounters . . . CS115 horrors. . . Ten Little Indians .. . road trip to Boston ... great themeless parties ... circuit brokers .. . Rosa's rum punch . . . chocolate chip cookies and music at tea ... no jr. class rep . . . elevator party .. . Chip Chapin ... Phi Delta Sigma . .. Case's jocks ... Williams . .. home of little Mo-Mo.. . road tripping freshmen . .. Int'l freshmen ... 3:00 meetings in Lisa's room .. . T2... candlelight dinner with La-Prades .. . great house fellows .. . suggestions? comments? CHAPIN HOUSE Janet Chase Orton Government Anne Ward Phippen Art Nancy Henson Mathematics Susan Salant Biology Carol Conrad Loeffler Biology 119 Julianne Elizabeth Ture English Jennifer Anne Davis Mathematics Candace Anne Mulak Sociology and Studio Art Drewe Brooks Chambers Studio Art Economics 120 Abigail Harwood Hess Art History Amy Ann Northcutt Government K. Lynn Trant Psychology Pamela C. Buncher Government Maria Suzanne Minkoff Art History Diane Susan Slutsky Government Laura Breyer Economics Jill Marie Salvest Art History 122 CHASE HOUSE Chase ... Dancing, drinking, and decadence ... We are FAMILY, I've got all my sisters with me! Chase-ers... Chase M.E.? Pony Kegs and thumper ... Chased House? Weekend Exodus... New York, Boston, Yale, Montreal! We won the award for House Beautiful and the Good Housekeeping Seal of Approval ... Paper thin walls... Who's chaste and who's chased? Go to hell, world, we're seniors! Look out, world, here we come! 123 Robin Clare Holman Claire Louise Gregory Economics and Government Government Linda Hamsberger Anthropology Ann Develin Blanchard English Literature 124 Alice Elizabeth Kennedy Government and Economics Susan Prochniak Government Eliana Mary Makhlouf Chemistry and Chemical Engineering Maria Elizabeth Gavris Government Ellen Jane Slote Government Amalia Zappas Economics Shelley Clare Hoye Janice Michelle Williams German Language French Studies 125 126 Julia E.F. Falconer Biology and Government Khadra Mohamoud Osman Chemistry mm 127 128 Franciszka A. Monarski Government 129 Mary Esterbrook Offutt Art History Margarita Peggy Steams Government and Economics Eve Lakshmi Crowley Government and Anthropology Mary Ellen Mongillo History 130 Joyce Helene Shuhy Biology Maura Anne Greene Government Lisa Rogers Art History Anne Cameron Wilson Art History Hollis J. Brookover Government Hilary Holmes Economics and French Studies Carmen Arosemena Art History and Government Ann Sutherland McCarthy Medieval History Sarah Anne Miles Psychology 132 Kathryn M. Engustian Sociology Denise A. Rabins Economics Lauren Beth Lazin Sociology and FilrrvWomen Studies 133 134 CLARK HOUSE In a little green house named Clark They party 'til long after dark. They sing and they dance And they love to romance; Their spirit could light Central Park. The Clarkies are living there still Their spirits create quite a thrill. The lasses within Know their whiskey and gin; And the ladies approve of their skill. 135 Joanne Carroll Dunne English Alice Bayard Forster Art History Margaret-Fae Adolfo Roa Economics Jean Marie Jasinski Mathematics and Physics 136 Rebecca Allyn Howard American Studies Gayle Frances Kida Studio Art COMSTOCK HOUSE Question: Which house has: A. More parties per share B. Is never low, always high C. has outstanding assets? Answer: Comstock House, the preferred blue chip. If there are any further questions, Charles W. Morgan is always available for free consultation. 137 Beth Robin Neckman Government Nina F. Scherago Economics and Government Lynne Ellison Psychology Lisa E. Hirsh Jessica Anne Gilbume Government Theater 138 Wendy Allyn Call Studio Art Kathleen Ann Kenna Economics and French Studies Catherine Mary Piontek Biochemistry 139 140 Ellen Binder Art History Amy M. Shepard Anne C. Richie English Economics 141 CUSHING HOUSE Maintaining the Cushing House tradition of A Century of Women on Tap is easily done. This reputation was established in the early seventies when a college of confident Yale men challenged the house to a drinking contest and the Cushing women chugged them under the table. Today, 'disco' dinners continue this tradition. If asked about the hidden house art gallery, a Cushingite has been known to reply, Alice G. Holcomb, Dr. Deke, and Ellen Emerson will be coming out of the closet in May. 142 Lauren Lee Wendel Government Sharon E. Hahn Mathematics Katya Alexandra Wilson Economics and Volleyball Ellen Byme Walen Biology Maura E. Marcus Mathematics Brenda Marie Kelly Biology 143 Elizabeth Elmore English Jennifer Ann McComack Art Susan Kollins Economics Grace Anne Chase Government 1AA Audrey Liounis English Brenda Marie Rummler German Literature 1 t' Tracy Director Mathematics Sheryl Schoen Psychology and Sociology Ruth Paine Blodgett Art History Liisa Honkalehto Psychology Jenny Nickel Psychology 145 CUTTER HOUSE Mark well these words of ours to all Caught passing by with lips ensmiled sarcastically Knowing not the spirit inside these walls (Now less white than Once) that shapes so magically Individuals of eighty into a house of one. Gather images of fights with snow. Halls of art, the McCutter phenomenon ... TNC with gown-clad freshmen, and ... oh. Think of marshmellow fires ('mid walls so blue). And courtyard affairs that musically swell Through night campus air (brimming with brew). Think of golden-ship banners behind which we yell ... And know that Cutter House shall never fall Because of the eighty within its walls. 146 Anne Sparrow Payne Sociology Louise Margaret Rockey Sociology and Psychology Elizabeth Joan Walsh Psychology and Spanish Aileen D. Tansey Mathematics Lisa Mcknight Economics Breadly—C.C.; wrap-in danish — C.K.; ID's pleas© — A.E.; fruit salad — P.W.; Where the hell is Margaritaville? — K.S.; Bonjour, les filles — S.C.; Monaco momma — S.V.E.; Howdi — D.F.; Broadway baby—P.M.; lights out? — J.O.; goosey gander — A.J.; pitza — C.G.; tout en francais—R.N.; outward boun-dries — E.F.; Ou sont les hommes? — R.L.; dissecting Shakespeare — A.N.; the mad hatresse — S.K.; save the world — A.G.; Timmy, my love — N.H.; Laina Bean — L.R.; Hi, mom —C.K. DAWES HOUSE 148 Laina Rigos Anthropology and French Literature Charlotte G. Kea French Literature and Language Anne M. Griffin Government and French Studies jsan B. Kline Tguage and Literature Sandra van Essche Education and Child Study 149 Rosalie Nesbit Pamela Susan Montgomery French Studies French literature 150 DEWEY HOUSE Dewey House ... Oldest (and prettiest)... Ionic columns... dacquiries... Weasel... The Bear... Mountain Day at Quabbin ... Flo's at four... food... booze... late nights and early mornings... college life ... parties and attic guests... wishful dictatorship ... Dewey diutumity... 151 Elizabeth A.J. Salzer Religion and Biblical Literature Ann (Yianna) Katsoulos Anthropology Raquel Kardonski Government Amber I. Keshishian Environmental Biology Suzanne L. Bancel History 152 Nicole M. Moretti Marcelle Dotson East Asian Studies Psychology 153 ELEANOR DUCKETT HOUSE ... named for the Eleanor Duckett, famed historian ... Home of the Pebble Beach ... the haunted fourth floor... 8:59 trip to Serio's ... 9:59 trip to State Street ... the Fantasy Island Party... the sole supporters of Pizza Express... House of Duckadence ... popcorn ... say no more! 154 Mary M. Fedorko English 155 Julia Kettlewell Theater Ann Fayette Hobbs History 156 Elisa Bronfman Psychology ELLEN EMERSON HOUSE 1982 Park it in our arch ... Freshmen shots and Jingle Bells in the Quad ... Elmer-son Glue — We Stick Together ... Progressive Pre-Parties, The Re-Opening, Regressive Post-Parties, Oblivion Hallelujah Chorus and Disco Breakfast on Mountain Day ... Roadtripping ... Soccer legs. Pubescent Growths... The Goat Room ... Medieval Banquet ... Emmanuel... Switchboard Calls ... Ellen's Makeover ... Mama Rosa ... Senior Banquet ... We are definitely not boring! 157 Toni-Leigh Savage Afro-American Studies and Sociology Karen Blair Mathematics and Economics Alison Winifred Ledger English Literature and Art History Joanne Mary White English and Student Teaching 158 Andrea Quinn French Susan Alma Kopeck Economics Joan Barringer Economics Jill Marie Baran Psychology Garrette Clark History Valerie Richards Government and Afro-American Studies Selma Anne Zaidi Government and Anthropology 159 FRANKLIN KING HOUSE The Divine Right of King... scientists, mathematicians, historians, linguists, economists, rebels ... Henrietta the Safety Buffalo, Dave the Mechanical Boy... rowers, ruggers, runners, swimmers, cardsharks ... procrastinating, drinking, damn an exam ... all-nighters ... Devo ... Ravel's Bolero ... punks, preps, nerds... Wassail Party... Ach, du Lieber, I'm a senior... Off to law school, grad school, or the department store ... I'm Gonna Be Me! 16C Julia Dahl Comparative Literature Brenda L. Moss Biology Christine Dawydiak Biochemistry Georgia Giselle Bruch Psychology Sheila Anita McCluney Government and English 162 Tamara Chant Economics and German Betsy Rider German Civilization Dorothy J. Gatch English Elisabeth Anne Pust German Civilization and Economics Theresa Anderson Biochemistry Laura Ann Bemben Biochemistry 163 Friedman A-1 sauce ... it's Tuna ... Time's crossword puzzles... heat?... half-occupied... half and half... Christmas carols on Mountain Day... garbage disposal... 4 grocery bills ... Rover ... B-2's ... shower party ... housewarming — housewrecking... Minou ... Zentenya ... no camels please... Motel B-3 ... Pawl cawled ... everything in moderation... Legs... Mom and Dad and the kids ... For one thousand dollars ... Viva L'ltalia... what have we missed now? ... a room with a view ... blame it on the burner... The problem is insoluble?... Later... much ... gag me!... Beam me up Scotty!!... Au rez... Be there, aloha, Beni-hana ... If it's groovy, relevant or organic, it's Robin's, homemade it's Deb's, generic, it's Hatsy's, boring, it's Anne's. 164 Francene Mary Diane Hill Psychology 165 Miriam Amy Metz English Dru Darling Dickey English Christine Amy Lindholm Government Karen Ann Luedtke Economics 166 Diana Lynn Giarusso Studio Art and Education Annette Cato American History Lisa Marie Rawding Government Christine Elizabeth Howard Mathematics Victoria Ann Preston Government Elaine Katherine Eraklis Art History Heidi Virginia Pughe Mathematics Lois E. Maynes English 167 Donna Jeanne Sfreeto Comparative Literature Leslie Susanne Ross Economics Gabrielle Elizabeth O'Malley European Studies and Government Hollis Kent Welch Music and Education Mary Patricia Beck Mathematics Lettie f. Moses Afro-American Studies and American Studies Margaret Rutherford Gray Art History Kathryn Lynn Todd Studio Art Mary Beth Mader Philosophy 169 Jennifer Ann Server Theater Elizabeth Anne O'Malley Studio Art Cynthia Jayne Gray Psychology and Sociology Diane Marie Hill English 170 Donna Lynn Cohen Art History 4 Deborah Ann Penny Psychology Anne Elizabeth Ackerman Psychology Elizabeth Herr Welch English Julie Elizabeth D'Amario Studio Art Elizabeth Jeanne Clary French Literature 171 Jonea Gurwitt Government 172 1 173 GARDINER HOUSE Adel©, Toni Belle, Kaufman, Kathryn, Hank, Moo, Lam, Jannotta, L. Pelv, Mooz, Leaf, Squid, FudgAna, Stephanie, Liz, Silvia, Brianceschi, Karoo, Lori, Pamela, Linda B, Glick , Lisa, Anima, Mitch, Airplana, Dawson, Tia, Alicia, Valerie, Margaret, Cindy, Margaret, Lerzan, Judy, Casciato, Stacy, Amy, Sandra, Lillian, Karen, Becky, Fish, Carie, Darcy, Siobhan, Ann, Mayme, Alya, Lucia, Anne, Tami, Greenie, Steg, Julie, Louise, Street, Dee, Mare, Lubinduba, Whitney, Georgia, Crooked, Christine, Bear, Eri, Kligerfat, Niko, Liz M., Lan, S. Kim, Susan. 174 Joanne Godfrey Economics Mary Louise Weber Philosophy 175 Tracy Ann Mitchell Music Lauren Emily Cohn Biology Suzi R. Schiffer Comparative Literature Sally A. Stegeman Modem European Studies in History and German Civilization 176 Katerina Leftheris Chemistry Kathleen Ann Richardson Latin-American Studies Ann Elizabeth Frifield Government Kathryn Hunt Meisle Theater 177 Margaret Slater Biochemistry Lan Nhu Bich Phan Biochemistry Linda Barbara Langhorst Government and Economics Eliza Fairchild Busch Biological Studies and Elyse Lazansky Philosphy and Government Mary Jean Pitoniak Psychology Nicholette Marie Lingon Economics 178 GILLETT HOUSE Gillett creates a great sensation ... Where's Maaaarry?? ... charge! the dinner bell has rung! ... I can't believe they are locking the freezers this year!!... a sisterhood devout?!... S'more 8c Popcorn Parties ... GILLETT WOMEN ARE RAZOR SHARP!! .. Best (Fresh) Burgers in town!... Babe ... House Bugs? ... Gillett has the edge!!!!!!!!! 179 Lisa Jane Stephens Economics Robin Jane Mayer English •V 180 Martha Evelyn Southgate Anthropology Rachel Murray Photography Juliana M. Panos Biology Julia A. Campbell Biology Sciences Julia Alise Stiffler Economics Marian P. Bemdt Geology 181 Jan© M. Bagley Sociology Carmen M.V. Royster Government Laurie Anne Henderson Economics and Sociology Riza M. Bennon Art History 182 Victoria Schaefer Blewer Economics and Government Hope Elizabeth Wurdack Theatre and Classics Elizabeth Ann Haines Modem European Studies Elizabeth Ann Pickel Economics Meryl R. Cohn Psychology Debra Felice Cole Art 183 HAMPSHIRE HOUSE 184 Alicia Marie Vlachos Psychology 185 Janis Elizabeth Bozzo Biology Rebecca Sholes Smith Scholar—South Asian Studies Sarah Quinlan Duffy Economics 186 HAVEN-WESLEY HOUSE Heyy'all.. .Tighten up your backstroke.. .I'm a nervous trout... I'm a hungry trout... trout jokes ... GH lives at 3:00 pm... Vogue, not prep... John Irving groupies... Road trip to Putney ... Boredom is not allowed ... sometimes we comb our hair with a fork ... Haven, we're in Haven ... Good house, good friends... good times. 187 Katherine Kendal Birckmayer Comparative Literature Meredith L. Moniot History Nancy Marie Davis Geology Joanne Corey Music Maria S. Quine Art History and Modem History 188 Mary Hamilton Wallace French Language and Literature Elizabeth Ann Litton Economics and Government Patricia Margaret Tyler French Language and Literature and Music Kumiko Sato Psychology Joanne Jordan Botany 189 Zaidee T. Potter American Studies and Economics Cynthia Ann Bashant Government (International Relations) Robin Reid Gaul Economics and French Studies Natalie Marie Marciano Music Mary G. Griffiths Economics and Government 190 I Betsy M. Ingijs Economics HOPKINS HOUSE Three times as good... Another major F ... up — inside-out ... Gidget goes skinny-dipping ... Renegade. Esther. Betsy, The Taxi, Poohs, Kitty Puke, The 'Nati, Baby, and the Green Hornet — Roadtrippin' House for sale ... Guest Room ... Our cups runneth over... Intense vibes from the shower... Meow and a requiem for Lola. Suzanne Christine Peterson Mathematics Avory Ann Gray Studio Art Molly Mulhem Philosophy Karen Leeds Dunham Economics Gia Lindt Rozells English Literature 193 Margaret Kyung Hie Lee Biology and Psychology Mariam Khosrowshahi Economics Lisa Jane Evans English Susan Carol Stone English and Modem European Studies 194 Mae A. Berlingeri Government Anne Russell Hickman Art History Susan Ruth Jaroff Biology Yvonne Marie LaParl Economics Barbara Clare Shutt Physics Abby (Abbasseh) Kalhor French Literature Joanne S. Reilly Government 195 196 Kathleen Gillis Philosophy and English Carrie Svingen English, Philosophy and Art Mary McQuillen Philosophy Caroline Ely Philosophy and Government Carrie Laing Pickett Philosophy 197 Allison Danzig Philosophy Stephanie Lensing-Wolff Art and Philosophy Sioux Marcoux German, Art and Philosophy 198 HUBBARD HOUSE The Names Test Rebellion of 1981 ... watches ... What's doing at K L's Diner tonight? ... concern ... Hubbard House hits ... Friendly's after convocation ... Susan Yares ... grotty Novels ... the Pre-Casablanca Party Royal Wedding Party ... how many freshmen do you have?! ... closeness, champagnes in the smoker ... All the different types of women on campus can be found here at Hubbard House. 199 Anne Elizabeth Elliff German Civilization and Studio Art Susan Lynn Thomas Comparative Religion Lisa Anne Morris Economics Gabriel Jane Ritz Government Marian Walker Runyeon Theatre1 Dance and Religion Rebecca Ripley Greenleaf Art History JORDAN HOUSE Good friends, good books, and a sleepy-conscience; This is the ideal life. — Mark Twain Midnight Train to Jordan ... Aegnorant... random males... Carbur's Happy Hour... Field Hockey Jocks ... Dancin' 24 hours a day... floor parties... we are very involved ... stray cats ... Helen lives... Mountain Day Madness ... redheads running the house... low motivation level... the yank, Betty and Myrtle... kegs for every occasion ... bathroom floor club ... Zelda ... Matilda... Way to be. 201 Laura Laurens Mattes Government Diane Marie Dickensheid Comparative Literature Sarah Anne Gardner Comparative Literature Sally Curtin Physics Julia Beth Rosson Government Katherine Avery Weissfeld Chemistry Nancy Dwyer Psychology Patricia Ann Marie Guarino Psychology Susan Catherine Melly Mathematics and Physics Helen Joy Dickson Art History 203 Susan Ann Altshuler Government and History jennifer bacon-blaine Theatre Pelagia Kulukundis Psychology Amy Barnett Art History 204 Linda S. Alexander Art History and English Literature Mary Elizabeth Cassedy Economics and Latin American Studies Jean Marie Anderson English Daneryl May Nier Education Kristin Elizabeth Martin English 205 LAMONT HOUSE Zummoral majority ... ASK again ... a perversion excursion ... Why is your mirror on the floor?.. .Three the hard way ... Sardines Kentucky-style ... The grate kitchen escapade... Elephants in the Quad.. .Who's really in charge here? ... It's never too late... Where did the cones come from anyway? ... Where the wild things are. 206 Elise Dewey Barrie F. O'Donnell Math and IE OR Government. Economics and Studio Art Kathleen Helen Levey English Literature Davis Bliss Studio Art Rhonda Bernstein Psychology 208 _AURA SCALES HOUSE La Scales... Roach Motel... A la Gros Holtz ... Classic Limousine ... Adam, Bruce, Frank Pachelbel ... TEMPTED!! . .. I'm sorry, but all house meetings are mandatory ... What, NO doughnuts? ... Neilson on tap! ... Members only ... We're special, so special ... and really “goofy Where's Margie? FL'MQSSBL... Don't let the turkeys get you down ... 'Platform parties' ... Watch your step ... Climbing ... Hands in the cereal? ... Be there or be square! ... 209 Margaret A. Asafaylo Economics Wendy Warren Young Sociology and Philosophy Pamela Jan Cafritz Psychology Jane Brooks Jansen Art History and Economics 210 Antonia Torres Sociology and Spanish Literature Amy Williams Goodhart Russian Civilization and Economics Cynthia Jean Grohoski Art History, English Language and Literature Erika Forcione Government Clare Marie Donohue Economics 211 Suzanne Lee Wingate 212 Mathematics LAWRENCE HOUSE The Pride of Green Street ... Tippy on Top ... Fire drill, AGAIN?! ... House spirit! Freshmen Low Rents; Sophomore Sophistication; Juniors, the Magnificent Seven; Seniors at the Top, the Senior Sherry Hour ... the annual Champagne Party ... Black and White is right ... Pizza, Steve's, popcorn and TAB!... Be there or be square, Lawrence House 1982! 213 214 Grace Young — un Park Psychology Robyn Ultan American Studies Karen Anne O'Brien Chemistry Heather Hall Biochemistry Penelope Candace Trowbridge French Literature Gail Elizabeth Allen Government 215 216 Sheila Mary Brennan Government Anne Williamson Biology MARTHA WILSON HOUSE Wilson... Heads of the Quad, High on Smith.. Warehouse Sale Special... What fire rope test? ... Best equipment around ... Who tolls the bells? ... No, the house is not on fire ... Do you know how to swim? ... Only one tray of glasses left? ... What, five dollars per hole? 217 Suzanne M. Pilskaln Government Shawna Mullen Lloyd English Elizabeth Ellen Maag Economics Susan Lee Reid 218 Government Lisa Vail Bush Economics Heidi B. Rowland Economics Candida S. Jones Economics Johanna Stuart Brockelman Government 219 Lisa Anne Farlie Art History Alyce M. Doughty Economics Lisa Ann Chang Government and Psychology Elizabeth Griffin Duhamel Government Claudia G. Laks Mathematics and Economics Meghan S. O'Haire Art History Emily Celeste Norman Psychology Rebecca Silke Waning Art History Vicki C. Petropoulos Biochemistry MORRIS HOUSE S'Morris Chorus... Freshmen Day Winners... Major in liquid dynamics ... Harrison Ford ... S.D.O.P.W.C____Greta Grind ... Mystic Meats... I'm not sharing... Steve's anyone? Do it in the dark ... this place is beat! The SAJ option ... I'm in a blue funk... Morris goes to Geo... Shuffle fuss... Art in the dark... We're outta here!.. .Don'ttalkto any strange men — and remember all men are strange! 222 Mary L. McKnight Biology Margaret C. Thompson Biology Ann Welles Ellis English and History Ellen L. Jones Biochemistry Anne Elizabeth May Government 223 Elizabeth Jean Maxim Biology Lucy Cullyford Babbitt Theatre, Art and English Kathryn Elizabeth Carlson Music Lisa Astrid Christian Economics 224 MORROW HOUSE Marshmorrows ... floor wars ... “Hel-losh ... Kamikaze ... Weekend fire drills?!... Steve's... get high on mor-row-wanna? ... sheik affair... roping doors ... Amherst in pajamas ... kitchen raids ... G.H-road tripping ... kegs at dinner... DARTMOUTH ... Morrowboro women... Surprise parties ... sitting in the hall... D-train ... Wig Out... “Tell them you're from A.D. ... Paddle Beach ... Morrow neucleosis — Catch the Fever! 225 Linda Carol Livingston Modem European Studies Sherri D. Smith Government Irene Frances Marr Latin American Studies Rachel A. Siebert Psychology Denise M. Parent Economics Katherine Stuart Wight Mathematics 226 Elizabeth A. Malloy Math and Economics Pamela Ann Paddock Ancient Studies Marcia Ellen Bramson English Carol Susan Hobbs Studio Art Barbara Benevento Biochemistry Felice Flegal Economics 227 Amy Elizabeth Lang Economics Leanne M. Bell Economics 228 Mary Emily Murphy Art History Christine Conklin English 229 NORTHROP HOUSE The Snort Party ... White gloves at tea ... hairy-chested sailors... hold the bus... this house needs a party ... be there, aloha ... Thank you Mr. Tasi ... Northrop nonogenarians unite ... Cynthia goes to NYC ... here's the thing ... the kitchen campaign ... Mimi late at night... Kl, PI... talk to you later ... biscuit Lis D. is taken ... 230 Florence Mary Spillane Economics and Government Greta Marie Motts Music Julia Hull Hegeler Music and French Studies Elaine Marie Gebhardt Psychology Jean Cheehyun Lee Economics Rebecca Rankin White Economics 231 Kathleen Noel Edman Government and History Isabel Vazquez English Lisa Vasilika Tasi Music Susan Mary Petrelli Math and Economics 232 Roberta Ann Diakun Comparative Literature Binaifer A. Davar International Sociology Victoria Jane O'Reilly Mathematics Cindy Baird Psychology Judith Bianca Parr Government Susan Ramey Osborn Music 233 Nancy Ruth Berlad Economics R. Joy Rodgers Studio Art Elizabeth Cole Lewis Economics and Government Sharon Mary Donovan Psychology ' Kathleen Margaret McDonald English 234 OAK HOUSE Is Oak a real house? the Skinner box with wall to wall... that has no place to eat... you live where?... Bedford who?... 39 people, 15 bathrooms fastest burning house on campus ... Wednesday night munch-out parties... animal crackers... Please make sure we have a page in the yearbook, that's Oak, O A K... 7 dozen donuts, all chocolate... Thursday night munch out parties ... Fresh-women day parade winners, Joan of Oak. what about, ... ummmmm... Why do we have a wooden fire escape? ... Please adjust the ladder so we'll get better reception ... It's the real thing. Oak is... 235 Marjorie E. Jaski Physiological Psychology Isabel J. Kaplan Psychology Frances B. Lefcort Biology Patricia L. Niehoff Religion and History 236 Susan Bai Kathleen Christy Engel Margaretina Teresa DeCicco Government Government Biotogy Leslie A. Donovan English 237 PARK HOUSE PARK ANNEX 8c 150 ELM Who's on house council?... Where's Boo-Boo? I want real mailAre the goldfish dead yet?... Still Rockin and Rollin at 3 a.m_____4 a.m.... 5 a.m________Rejection and dejection wall... Rosey Nips forever... 150 the outer Elm ... Doesn't it have a name? Smith experimental college... No one can parallel Park!!!!!!!!!!!!! 238 Cynthia Breed Bates Mathematics Cynthia J. Kowal Biochemistry 239 Tamara Sheldon Economics Heidi Hansen Education and Child Study 240 Jennifer Jandak Biology Nadia Claire Savage Biology Christine P. Deshler Economics Judith Marla Guston Classics Hilary Burnham Famolare Anthropology Aline Kalbian Religion 241 Elizabeth Nathalie Clarke Economics PARSONS HOUSE Parsons?... good coverage... debatable ... freebies-humpnight-suiteboogie ... Appetite: I won't go unless they feed me... spaghetti... ”22 ... I don't know I'm only a freshman ... Aahdvahk ... blenders ... sweet roomies... Jenny-come ... stolen masterpieces — Emily?!... Davis runs and TNC ... burning-buddies, 2 minutes and doughnuts... upstairs-downstairs ... bathroom scrawl... up on The Roof... widow's walk blues... eat guano. 242 S. Sadiah Mohammed Psychology Elizabeth Ann Shaw History Katherine Weiss Psychology Julia Barrett Biological Sciences Kirsten J. Fuchs Sociology 243 Lisa Marie Cavalea Mathematics Janice Marie Lapointe Education and Child Study 2M SESSIONS and SESSIONS ANNEX Pumpkin seeds roasting on an open fire ... Irish in the Tower... So you're having a party and you don't invite me ... Secret Staircase ... that's not very nice — the fish will die ... navel-gazing in the annex ... Marge's Whistle ... Has the male come yet? ... Buddha! and Ghosts!! ... Girls — stack your dishes!! ... Reeshard — montez sur la chaise! Bright Red? ... Don't take this the wrong way or anything, but... 245 Wendy Margaret Thomas Music Nancy Lee Raiche Psychology and Economics Adaua Marshall English Literature Temple Carr Italian 246 Monique Bourgeois Biology Melinda Louise Smith Americon Studies TALBOT HOUSE Talbot on Tap ... double secret probation ... fire drills... mortals and fairies... Is the mail here yet? ... the Talbot Machine... love in the afternoon ... Carlos night (and the morning after) ... halftime shows ... Davis runs ... more fire drills ... Code Three ... New Year's Eve ... Moose missions ... keeping security on its toes... Freshmen, finish that keg!... roof parties... daily log entries... juggling ... third floor beach... the MOOSE is LOOSE! 247 Mary Caldwell Schroeder Art History Emily Wood Winbum French Language and Literature Bettina Villalba Government and Sponish Rachel Kaplan History Lysa E. Kupferberg International Relations and Luso-Brazilian Area Studies 248 Victoria Fisher Phillips American Studies Allison Lynne Sagraves Government and Economics Claire Scudder Art History Catharine Walton Sherrill American Studies Anne Marie Small English Literature Lisa Ann Wilsher Psychology and Philosophy Ann Elisabeth Clark Government 249 Alison Jane Bjorklund English Kelly Beth Tnjesdell Psychology Elizabeth Jane Heer Theatre Mary Elizabeth Ginouves Art History Paula Jane Lazar 250 Economics Angela LaGreca Government TENNEY HOUSE 251 Miranda Magagnini Sociology Winnifred Denise Gullatte Gilmore English and Afro-American Studies Ona Karasa Biology Lauren Gardner Art History 252 Rachel Dobson Studio Art Andrea Hawks American Studies Theater Elizabeth Tiley Government 253 TYLER HOUSE We need a bike rack ... did you know Dick Burton used our swing? ... Kevin, Theresa Nancy ... we have a library, HA, HA, HA ... Christmas caroling in the morning ... GH ... Where's your flag, Baldwin? ... bathroom parties... sticky buns ... frisbee on the lawn ... we eat with tablecloths ... Bruce Springsteen ... waterfalls ... Wanna go to Steve's?... senior dinner ... House Council at Rootie's... 254 Ann Elizabeth Downer English Margaret M. Elizabethe Goodwin Economics Tracie Lynn Longman Government Melissa Anne Coulter Government and Economics Marla Jan Jenkins Chemistry C. Nina Kerstiens Government 255 Rebecca Jane Slaughter History Eva Elisabeth Kaeten Government and German Civilization Eunice Chang Economics Elisabeth CM von Hoyningen Heune Art Jennifer Chase Bames English Theresa HaeKyung Ham Economics Marguerite Anne Millham Biological Sciences Joan Eileen McCarthy American Studies Martha Ludwig Finnegan Biological Sciences Lauren Joan Henderson English Linda Marie Kladde Mathematics Deborah Jane Cantrell Psychology and Economics 257 WASHBURN HOUSE I am only a poor, dumb freshmen ... And then she got run over by a truck ... Who is replenishing? ... Claudette's Roomate ... Washburn Wabbitts... Fear and Loathing ... Is the mail here yet? ... Star Trek ... Harrison Ford ... Mrs. Blassburg ... Viking Night ... Brucie Baby ... Why were you bom so beautiful? ... Of course 10 people can fit into Sue's car. 258 Mary Johnson German Emary C. Aronson History Rachel San Kronowitz Religion and English Anne Hartley Economics Olga Schluger Economics and Government Maureen Tsao Economics and Psychology 259 WILDER HOUSE Wilder House 1982: A great place to visit, but a GREATER place to live. Home of scholars, scientists, linguists, poets, musicians, dancers, artists, actors, athletes, class leaders, heads of organizations, political activists. And a special gift from Gillett: Siobhan Mumer, Head Resident. Wilder Times: SUBSCRIBE. 260 Gwen Williams Government Jane Benedict Holzworth French Language and Literature Mary Siobhan Mumer English and Philosophy Marjorie A. Floyd Theatre Lisa M. Melendy Political Theory Laurie J. Parker Clinical and Developmental Psychology 261 Jami A. Falck Clinical and Developmental Psychology Andrea Noriko Takada Government Elaine Elmore Psychology Margaret Wightman Schmidt Art History Roberta Shelton Cornell History and English 262 Kristen J. Anderson English Literature 263 Anne Srere Religion Ellen Clark Greene Government Tracy T. Thome History Beverly F. Therrien Chemistry 264 Margaret Collins Economics and American Government Suzanne D.M. Elefthery Government ZISKIND HOUSE Zany Ziskind, Zer 'n Laura's Saloon, Spund and Helen I and II, (may they rest in peace). Big Sister mystery photographs, I never played I never . Exercises every night (groan). Only four seniors. Christening the bar, Gavriel, Misplaced Cadet Hats. That poor plebe . Congratulations Paula! 265 English Literature Jacintha Perera Art History Dorothy Lynn McKinley English Literature 266 SENIORS AWAY 267 Anne Lee Balazs Economics Margaret Lynn Vest Government Brooke Katzenbach American Studies Jean Margaret Armstrong Biology Cynthia Anne Ludwig German Civilization and Music Joan E. Furlong Studio Art 268 Leslie Ann Ashing Art History Leslie A. Palin Political Science Karen J. O'Reilly Biology Virginia Tarin Schendler Histofy 269 Laurie Lee MacKenzie American History Jane Leslie Kriesman Art History and Studio Art Sha ne Beede Botany Robin Greene German Literature J Emily Fowler Russian and German Elizabeth Grose English Mary Frances Vecchio Theater Dori Ann Berinstein Economics and Theater 271 Johanna Triano lema Philosophy Eileen Mary Klopfer Biology SENIORS NOT PICTURED Amy Acampora Kathy Jean Albano Jordan Baker Elizabeth Hutchinson Balmos Michele Anne Blades Roxanne Bland Vanessa Bowens Iris Brown Marguerite Anne Brown Catherina Chapman Carol Chamley Katherine Lee Colleran Eliza Cooney Elisabeth Jen Dillof Robin Easson M.B. Ellman Donna M. Gilliland Laurie A. Gordon Sandra Carol Gutierrez Mary Lindley Harvey Laurie Jean Haynes Ingrid Hill Nancy Maria Hughes Olivia llano Lyn Jackson Deirdre Johnson S. Marie Matthews Eileen Melnik Verna Montgomery Angela Morgan Marie Elizabeth Murphy Joy Nodelman Ellen Ochs Georgette Pan Deborah Pendzimas Pamela Register Claudia Sheftel Phoebe Smith Catherine A. Ten Eyck Renate Weber Patricia Wischerth Sara Wolk Deborah Worsh IN MEMORIAM Elizabeth Angela McBeath 1960-1981 273 SENIOR INDEX Acampora. Amy 272 Ackerman, Anne E. 171 Ackerman, Nancy F. 127 Albano, Kathy J. 272 Alexander, Linda S. 204 Allen, Christine S. 103 Allen, Gail E. 215 Altshuler, Susan A. 204 Amrhein, Donna M. 116 Anderson, Kristen J. 263 Anderson, Theresa 163 Armitage. Elizabeth C. 126 Armstrong, Jean M. Aronson, Emory C. 268 259 Arosemena, Carmen M. 133 Asafaylo, Margaret A. Ashing, Leslie A. 210 268 Aube, Denise M. 165 Babbitt, LucyC. 224 Bacon, Jennifer E. 204 Bagley, Jane M. 182 Bai, Susan 237 Baird. Cynthia E. 233 Baker, Jordan 272 Balazs, Anne L. 267 Balboni, Judith A. 110 Balmos, Elizabeth H. 272 Bancel, Suzanne L. 152 Baran, Jill M. 159 Barnes, Jennifer C. 256 Barnett. Amy 204 Barnett, Amy E. 162 Barrett. Julia 243 Barringer, Joan M. Barlett, Lynn M. 159 185 Bashant, Cynthia A. Bates. Cynthia B. 190 239 Beck, Mary P. 168 Becker. LisaC. 133 Beede, Catherine S. 270 Bell, Leanne M. 228 Bemben. Laura A. 163 Benevento. Barbara T. 227 Bennon, Riza M. 182 Berinstein, Dori Ann 271 Berlad. Nancy R. 234 Berlingeri. Mae A. Bemdt, Marian P. 194 181 Bernstein. Rhonda B. 208 Bethea, Mary E. 140 Bigwood, Joan C. 212 Binder, Ellen C. 140 Birckamyer, Katherine K. 188 Bjorklund. Alison, J. Black, Cynthia A. 250 112 Blades, Michele A. 272 Blair, Karen 158 Blake. Joanne R. 111 Blanchard. Ann D. 124 Bland, Roxanne L. 272 Blewer. Victoria S. 182 Bliss. Davis 208 Blodgett, Ruth P. Boniface. Juliet E. 145 169 Bouffard, Linda J. 175 Bourgeois. Moniques F. 246 Bowens, Marian V. 272 Bozzo. Janis E. 186 Bradner, Anne L. 216 Bramson. Marcia E. 227 Brennan, Sheila M. 216 Breyer, Laura L. 122 Bridgman. Sally M. 110 Brockelman, Johann S. 219 Bronfman, Elisa T. 156 Brookover, Holly J. 131 Brooks, Leslie E. 111 Brown, Harriette A. 165 Brown, Iris E. 272 Brown, Marguerite A. 272 Bruch, Georgia G. 161 Buncher, Pamela C. 121 Bunn, Carolyn B. 103 Busch, Eliza F. 178 Bush. Lisa V. 219 Bynum, Elizabeth C. 114 Cafritz, Pamela J. 210 Call. Wendy A. 139 Campbell, Julia A. 181 Cantrel. Deborah J. 257 Carlson, Kathryn E. 224 Carlson, Rebecca J. 134 Comey, Georgia M. Carr, Temple S. 263 246 Carroll, Constance M. 109 Cassedy, Mary E. Castelnuovo-Tedesc, Diana 205 214 Castle. Sherry A. 102 Cato, Annette 166 Cavalea, Lisa M. 244 Chambers, Drewe B. 120 Champoux. Noncy J. 103 Chang, Eunice 256 Chang, Lisa A. Chant, Tamara L. 220 162 Chapman, Catherine E. 272 Chamley. Carol G. 272 Chase, Grace A. 144 Chasteney. Suzanne P. 111 Christian, Lisa A. 224 Chrysler, Dorianne 103 Clark, Ann E. 249 Clark, Elizabeth N. 102 Clark, Garrette E. 159 Clark, Kaaren T. 129 Clarke, Elizabeth N. 241 Clary, Elizabeth J. 171 Cleary, Elizabeth F. 229 Cohen. Donna L. 170 Cohn. Laume E. 176 Cohn, Melissa L. 115 Cohn, Meryl 183 Cole, Debra F. 183 Gcle, Elizabeth M. 106 Colleran, Katherine L. 272 Collins. Margaret Mary 264 Conklin, Chnstine M. 229 Cooney, Eliza 272 Copeland, Cynthia L. 103 Corey, Joanne H. 188 Cornell. Roberta S. 262 Coulter. Melissa A. 255 Coyne, Tami M. 180 Craddock. Norma E. 207 Craigie, Anne D. 229 Crowley, Eve L. 130 Currie, Karen M. 214 Curtin, Sarah J. 202 Curtis. Charmaine A. 239 D'Amario, Julie E. 171 Dahl, Julia C. 161 Dalack, Laila M. 107 Danzig, Allison 198 Davar, Dinaifer A. 233 Davis, Jennifer A. 120 Davis, Julia R. 110 Davis, Nancy M. 188 Dawson, Jane E. 140 Dawydiak, Christine P. 161 DeCicco, Maraaretina T. De Mameffe. Colette 237 127 Deshler, Christine P. 241 Deutsch, Jo E. 109 Dewey, Elise T. 207 Diakun, Roberta A. 233 Dickensheid. Diane M. 202 Dickey, Dru D. 166 Dickson. Helen J. 203 Digangi, Cheryl A. DilTof, Elisabeth J. 116 272 Director, Tracy A. 145 Dobson, Rachel 252 Donatelli, Elizabeth M. 165 Donohue. Clare M. 211 Donovan, Leslie A. 237 Donovan, Sharon M. 234 Dotson. Marcelle 153 Doughty, Alyce M. 220 Dow, Cynthia L. 128 Dowling, Mary G. 228 Downer, Ann E. 255 Duffy. Sarah G. 186 Duhamel, Elizabeth G. 220 Dunham. Karen L. 193 Dunne, Joanee C. 136 Dwyer, Nancy A. 203 Easson. Robin 272 Eddy. Julie P. 129 Edman, Kathleen N. 232 Elefthery, Suzanne D. 264 Elliff, Anne E. 200 Ellis. Anne W. 223 Ellison, Margaret L. 138 Ellman, M.B. 272 Elmore, Elaine 262 Elmore, Elizabeth 144 Ely, Caroling N. Engel. Kathleen C. 197 207 Engustian, Kathryn M. Eraklis, Elaine K. 133 167 Evans, Lisa J. 194 Falck, Jami A. 262 Falconer. Julia E. 126 Famolare. Hilary B. 241 Fariie, Lisa A. 220 Fedorko, Mary M. 155 Fields. Bert S. 103 Finnegan. Martha L. Flegal Felice 257 227 Floyd, Marjorie A. Forcione. Erika A. 261 211 Ford. Katherine M. 140 Forster, Alice Bayard 136 Fowler. Emily H. 270 Fronchini, Elisabetta P. 126 Frank, Erica 155 Franklin. Sarah B. 253 Friedlander. Elizabeth A. 267 Frifield, Ann E. 177 Fuchs, Kirsten J. 243 Furlong, Joan E. Fusco, Teresa A. 268 155 Gardner. Lauren A. 252 Gardner. Sarah A. 202 Gatch, Dorothy J. 163 Gaul. Robin R. 190 Gavris. Maria E. 125 Gebhardt. Elaine M. 231 Gerber, Anne S. 128 Gessner. Judith E. 210 Giarusso, Diana L. 166 Gilbume. Jessica A. 138 Gilliland, Donna M. 272 Gillis, Kathleen A. 197 Gilmore. Winnifred D. 252 Ginouves, Mary E. 250 Girvin, Barbara C. 115 Glenn, Consuelo M. 191 Glickstein, Julie S. 107 Godfrey. Joanne Golier. Susan C. 175 263 Goodhart, Amy W. 211 Goodwin, Elizabeth B. 169 Goodwin, Margaret E. 255 Gordon, Joan 102 Gordon. 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Suzanne K. 133 Kowal, Cynthia J. 106 Kreisman. Jane L. 253 Krochin. Nadia 162 Kronowitz. Rachel S. 272 Kulukundis. Pelagia 250 Kupf erberg, Lysa E. 231 Kurimai. Pollyalice 257 Labry, Laura D. 182 Lagreca, Angela 119 Laks, Claudia G. 121 Lang, Amy E. 109 Langhorst. Linda B. 194 Lopral. Yvonne M. 170 Lapointe, Janice M. 165 Lazansky, Elyse 272 Lazar, Paula J. 191 Lazin, Lauren B. 138 Leach, Elizabeth A. 156 Leblanck, Susan M. 227 Ledger, Alison W. 185 Lee, Jean C. 124 Lee, Judith H.J. 131 Lee, Margaret K.H. 261 Lefcort, Frances B. 145 Leftheris, Katerina 117 Lensing-Wolff, Stephanie A. 185 Levey, Kathleen H. 112 Levison, Deborah A. 167 Lewis, Anne H. 136 Lewis, Dana Hardeman 125 Lewis, Elizabeth C. 272 Lindholm, Christine A. 214 Lingon, Nicholette M. 271 Liounis, Audrey P. 272 Litton, Elizabeth A. 191 Livingston, Linda C. 272 Lloyd, Shawna M. 240 Loeffler, Carol C. 210 Longman, Trade L. 195 Lowe, Louise M. 136 Lowestem, Barbara A. 236 Ludwig, Cytnhia A. 255 Luedtke, Karen A. 272 Moog, Elizabeth E. 259 Macaulay, Leslie J. 191 Mackenzie, Laurei L. 219 Mackinnon. Sandra E. 223 Mader, Mary-Beth 111 Magognini, Miranda H. 189 Magee, Nanda I. 256 Mogrino, Sarah A. 241 Mahieu. Beki 195 Makhlouf, Eliana M. 236 Malloy, Elizabeth A. 248 Marciano, Natalie M. 252 Marcoux, Susan A. 152 Marcus, Maura E. 152 Markman, Christine A. 268 Marr. Irene F. 162 Marshall, Adaua A. 149 Martin, Cathryn S. 102 Martin, Kristin E. 143 Mattes, Laura L. 102 Matthews, Sheryl M. 139 Maxim. Elizabeth J. 124 May. Anne E. 255 Mayer, Robin J. 152 Moynes, Lois E. 156 McBride, Lucy S. 194 McCarthy. Ann S. 136 McCarthy, Joan E. 257 McCluney. Sheila A. 149 McConnell, Jessica M. 272 McComack, Jennifer A. 103 McCrocklin, Sophia M. 116 McDonald. Kathleen M. 144 McGilloway. Susan A. 159 McKinely. Dorothy L. 106 McKnight, Lisa B. 239 McKnight. Mary L. 270 McNamara, Mary V. 228 McQuillen. Mary t. 259 Meisle. Kathryn H. 204 Melendy. Lisa M. 248 Melly, Susan C. 112 Melnik, Eileen M. 228 Metz, Miriam A. 250 Meyer, Katherine A. 220 Miles, Sarah A. 228 Millham, Marguerite A. 178 Minkoff, Maria S. 195 Mitchell. Tracy A. 244 Mohammed, S.S. 178 Monarski, Famciszka A. 250 Mongillo, Mary E. 133 Moniot. Meredeth L. 117 Montgomery, Pamela S. 116 Montgomery. Verna J. 158 Moretti, Nicole M. 231 Morgan, Angela S. 237 Moms, Lori vT 194 Morris, Lisa 236 Moses. Lettie E. 176 Moss, Brenda L. 198 Motts, Greta M. 207 Mulak. Candace A. 214 Mulhem, Molly 172 Mumer, MaryS. 111 Murphy, Marie E. 234 Murphy, Mary E. 166 Murray, Rachel K. 178 Myers, Ann C. 144 Neckman, Beth R. 189 Nesbit. Rosalie H.A. 226 Nickel, Jeannette S. 218 N iehoff, Patricia L. 119 Nier, Daneryl M. 255 Nodelman. Joy H. 172 Norman, Emily C. 269 Northcutt, Amy A. 268 O'Brien, Karen A. 166 O'Donnell, Barrie F. 218 OHaire. Meghan S. 112 O'Malley, Elizabeth A. 270 O'Malley, Gabriel leE. 117 O'Reilly. Karen J. 169 O'Reilly. Victoria J. Ochs. Ellen Offutt. MaryS. Olshansky. Miranda K. Onthank. Helen F. Orton. Janet C. Osborn. Susan R. Osman. Khadra M. Packard. Theresa E. Paddock. Pamela A. Palin, Leslie A. Palumbo. Carole L. Pan, Georgette M. Panos. Juliana M. Parent. Denise M. Park. Grace Y.U. Parker. Laurie J. Parr, Judith B. Pascale, Lia N.R. Payne. Anne S. Pearsall, Erika C. Pendzimas, Deborah K. Penny, Deborah A. Perera. Monel J. Perry. Laura N. Petrelli. Susan M. Petropoulos. Vicki G. Phan. Lan N. Philip, Katherine V. Phillips. Emilie R. Phillips, Victoria F. Phippen. Anne W. Picher. Katherine Pickel. Elizabeth A. Pickett. Carrie L. Pilskaln. Suzanne M. Piontek, Catherine N. Pipes. Lori K. Pitney. Elizabeth E. Pitoniak, Mary J. Pitoniak, Michele Poehailos, Frances M. Pollack. Laura A. Potter, Nitsa M. Potter. Zaidee T. Powers, Pamela T. Preston, Margaret R. Preston, Victoria A. Prigge. Patricia A. Prochniak. Susan Pughe. Heidi V. Pust. Elisabeth A. Quine. Maria S. Quinn, Andrea C. Rabius, Denise A. Rabkin. Nancy E. Raiche. Nancy L. Rawding. Lisa M. Raymo. victoria J. Regan, Marianne E. Register, Pamela L Reich. Robin O. Reid. Susan L Reilly. Joanne S. Richards. Valerie Richardson. Kathleen A. Richie. Anne C. Rider. Elizabeth J. Rigos, Laina V. Ritz. Gabriel J. Roa. Margaret-Fae A. Rockey. Louise M. Rodgers. Rhode J. Rogers. Lisa L. Ross. Leslie S. Rosson. Julia B. Rotondi. Lisa A. Rowland. Heidi B. 272 Royster, Carmen M. t30 Rozells. Gia L. 269 Ruddy. Patricia A. 239 Ruekberg. Elizabeth G. 119 Ruiz.ManaA. 233 Rummler. Brenda M. 126 Runyeon, Marian W. 101 Sograves. Allison L. 227 Salant. Susan M. 268 Salvest. Jill M. 112 Salzer. Elizabeth A.J. 272 Sanders. Gretchen M. 181 Sato. Kumiko 226 Savage. Donna L. 215 Savage. Nadia C. 261 Schendler. Virginia T. 233 Scherago. Nina F. 219 Schiffer. Suzi R. 147 Schluger. Olga Ellen 103 Schmidt. Margaret W. 272 Schoen. Sheryl L. 171 Schoenberg. Harriet 266 Schroeder. Mary C. 129 Scudder. Claire W. 232 Server, Jennifer A. 221 Shaw. Diane M. 177 Shaw, Elizabeth A. 212 Sheftel. Claudia A 172 Sheldon. Tamara D. 248 Shepard. Amy M. 119 Sherrill. Catharine W. 216 Sholes. Rebecca Carrington 183 Shreve. Wendy A. 197 Shuhy, Joyce H. 218 Shutt. Barbara C. 139 Siebert, Rachel A. 110 Sikonski. Joy M. 115 Simon. Margaret S. 178 Sipos. MaryB. 214 Slater. Margaret R. 212 Slaughter. Rebecca A. 175 Sloop. Kathleen M. 207 Slote. Ellen J. 190 Slutsky. Diane S. 114 Small, Anne M. 127 Smith. Carolyn J. 167 Smith. Melinda L. 106 Smith. Phoebe 124 Smith. Sheri D. 167 Soderberg. Inga 163 Southgate. Martha E. 188 Spauschus. Jan L. 158 Spillane. Florence M. 133 Sprankle. Kathryn E. 237 Srere, Anne M. 246 Srinivasan, Mireya R. 167 Stafford. Alexandra E. 239 Stearns-White, Margarita 267 Stegeman. Sally A. 272 Steinsnyder. Bonnie D. 173 Stephens. Lisa J. 218 Stiffler. Julia A. 195 Stone. Susan C. 159 Straight. Sharon E. 177 Streeto. Donna J. 141 Sutton. Susan L 163 Svingen. Carrie A. 149 Swan, Jennifer A. 200 Swibold, Katharine M. 136 T akada. Andrea N. 147 Tansey, Aileen D. 234 Tasi, Lisa V. 131 Tavenner. Lisa A. 168 Taylor. Jane D. 202 Taylor. Wende A. 162 Tede. Nikola H. 219 Ten Eyck, Catherine A. 182 Therrien, Beverly F. 193 Thomas, Susan L. 266 Thomas, Wendy M. 110 Thompson. Margaret C. 155 Thome. Tracy T. 145 Tiley, Elizabeth 200 Todd. Kathryn L. 249 Todd. Shelley L. 119 Topper, Elizabeth H. 122 Torres. Antonia 152 Tronfield, Evelyn P. 140 Trent. Kathryn L. 189 Trowbridge. Penelope C 158 Truesdell. Kelly E. 241 Tsao. Maureen M. 269 Tupaz. Joann R. 138 Ture. Julianne 176 Turner, Teresa A. 259 Tyler. Patricia M. 262 Ultan, Robyn J. 145 Van Essche. Sandra M. 180 Vazquex. Isabel M. 248 Vecchi. MaryF. 249 Vest, Margaret L. 170 Villaldo. Elizabeth C. 128 Vlachos. Alicia M. 243 Von Huene. Elisabeth C. 272 Waingortin. Lina E. 240 Walen. Ellen B. 141 Walker. Sharianne 249 Wallace. Mary H. 186 Walsh, Elizabeth J. 106 Walsh. Heather 130 Walsh. Maureen A. 195 Waning. Rebecca S. 226 Weber. Mary L. 101 Weber. Renate 101 Weiss. Katherine A. 107 Weissfeld. Katherine A. 177 Welch. Elizabeth H. 256 Welch, Hollis K. 263 Wells. Natalie C. 125 Wendel. Lauren L. 122 White. Joanne M. 249 White. Rebecca R. 272 Wiester. Jill-Renee 246 Wight. Katherine S. 272 Williams. Gwendolyn D. 226 Williams. Janice M. 272 Williamson. Anne 180 Wilsher. Lisa A. 116 Wilson. Anne C. 231 Wilson. Katya A. 127 Winbum, Emily W. 264 Wingate. Suzanne L. 173 Wischerth, Patricia A. 127 Wolk.CoraF. 131 Wong. Edith 176 Worsh. Deborah A. 155 Wright. Michelle 180 Wright, Wendy T. 181 Wurdack. Hope E. 194 Youn, Margaret 175 Young. Wendy W. 168 Zaidi. Selma A. 120 Zappas, Amalia D. 197 Ziomek. Anne M. 126 103 262 147 232 173 165 117 107 272 264 200 246 223 264 253 169 263 109 211 102 121 215 250 259 267 120 219 189 215 149 232 271 267 248 185 256 126 143 185 189 147 212 129 221 175 272 243 203 171 168 214 143 158 231 129 226 261 125 216 249 131 143 248 212 272 272 218 272 117 218 183 216 210 159 125 115 276 PATRONS Lorraine 8c Herb Ackerman Albright House Mr. 8c Mrs. Thomas F. Bagley Dr. 8c Mrs. Michael Baran Patience Plummer Barnes '54 8c James J. Barnes Mr. 8c Mrs. William Basso Mr. 8c Mrs. M. Richard Baxter John H. Bell, Jr. Mr. 8c Mrs. N.W. Berinstein Anne 8c Howard Bersch Mr. 8c Mrs. John Blaine Mrs. Peter T. Bohan Dr. 8c Mrs. Ray Boniface Mr. 8c Mrs. Edgar H. Booth Richard H. 8c Trudy F. Borow Dick 8c Nancy Bouffard MArilyn 8c Bill Campbell Dr. 8c Mrs. Twining F. Campbell Dr. 8c Mrs. R.J. Cestello Mr. 8c Mrs. Raymond E. Chambers Davis R. Chant Mr. 8c Mrs. Edward T. Clary Class of '82 Mr. 8c Mrs. Bernard Cohn Dyan 8c Frank Connelly Mr. 8c Mrs. Daniel J. Crowley Dr. 8c Mrs. John D. Dalack Mr. 8c Mrs. Franklin S. Davis Mr. 8c Mrs. Patrick de Cicco Mr. 8c Mrs. George S. Delafield Mr. 8c Mrs. Robert Diakun William Bradford Dow Anne Elliff Cynthia Ely Ellen Emerson House Harold L. Enloe Mr. 8c Mrs. R.M. FitzSimmons Mr. 8c Mrs. Eugene J. Galante Mrs. Clayton Gaylord Betty 8c Morry Gaynor Mr. 8c Mrs. Carleton G. Gebhardt Dr. 8c Mrs. Edward P. Ginouves Lorraine 8c Sol Glickstein Mr. 8c Mrs. William M. Goodhart Mr. 8c Mrs. Carl A. Gray Mr. 8c Mrs. John R. Gray Mr. 8c Mrs. William D. Greene Mrs. Henry Greenleaf Mr. 8c Mrs. Robert H. Hansen Cornelius Harrington Mr. 8c Mrs. John Davis Hatch III Dr. 8c Mrs. Vack W. Hickman Mr. 8c Mrs. Vack W. Hickman Mr. 8c Mrs. Bernard Hitchcock, Jr. Mr. 8c Mrs. Charles A. Hobbs' James O. 8c Joyce R. Hoelscher Mrs. N. Thompson Holzworth Mr. 8c Mrs. Townsend Homer Mr. 8c Mrs. William D. Hutchens Mrs. Yuki Ikemoto Mr. 8c Mrs. J.H. Inglis Joerome 8c Eunice Joffe Jordan House Kelly's Mom Mr. 8c Mrs. Kenneth Keohane Jacques 8c Joan H. Keshishian Mr. 8c Mrs. Elias Kulukundis Hill 8c Lynn Lalin Mr. 8c Mrs. Ernest P. Lapointe Carman 8c Richard Larrabee Laura Scales House Dr. 8c Mrs. Stanford Lavine Dr. 8c Mrs. Charles Lazin Drs. Chung Sik 8c Kyung Sook Lee Sophia 8c Emmanuel Lembidakis Marion 8c Bryan Levinson Dr. 8c Mrs. Ralph J. Litton Mr. 8c Mrs. Joseph H. Loving Mr. 8c Mrs. J. Stanley Marshall Mr. 8c Mrs. Thomas L. Martinez Dr. 8c Mrs. Walter Mayer Dr. 8c Mrs. William H. McBeath John 8c Athena McDaniel Mr. 8c Mrs. Stanley E. McKinley Dr. Mrs. James McQuillen Janemarie M. Menon Angeline Parker Miles Mr. 8c Mrs. Francis K. Monarsky V 277 Morris House Dr. 8c Mrs. David Myers Clinton B. Northcutt Mr. 8c Mrs. Russell C. Orton Caroline F. Otto Mr. 8c Mrs. William Parker Park House M M Ancil H. Payne Dr. 8c Mrs. Michael Peszke Mr. 8c Mrs. Richard D. Phippen Gitmo Phod JER Dr. 8c Mrs. Michael Riolo Dr. 8c Mrs. William K. Runyeon Mr. 8c Mrs. Vincent Russomagni Dr. Paul Saenz, Pres. Saenz International Inc. Salmon Lake Lodge SAPPO Dr. 8c Mrs. Robert G. Schmidt Dr. 6c Mrs. W. Thomas Schoen, Jr. David 8c Marie Louise Scudder Dr. 6c Mrs. Daniel L. Seale William B. 8c Janice C. Sheldon Mr. 8c Mrs. Murray N. Shelton, Jr. Hideo Shimada Young Gak Shin Mr. 8c Mrs. H. Ned Shreve Mr. 8c Mrs. Frank G. Slaughter, Jr. Chae Sone Joan BoissierSteinborg Mr. 8c Mrs. Walter Stephens Marirosa Torres Carol Vicinanza Marie R. Vlachos Anita 8c Ted von Toeme Von Huene Workshop Dr. 8c Mrs. Ernesto Waingortin Mr. 8c Mrs. Roger A. Weiler Dr. 8c Mrs. Harry H. White Mr. 8c Mrs. John A. Wilson Mr. 8c Mrs. Walter Wolog Mr. 8c Mrs. Dino F. Zamuner The Zappas Family SPONSORS Mr. 8c Mrs. Joel Aromson Dr. 8c Mrs. David L. Adams David T. Altshuler Mr. 8c Mrs. Burton H. Anderson Anonymous donor Mr. 8c Mrs. Charles Wm. Ashing II Mr. 8c Mrs. Edmond Aube Charles 8c Dawn Baker Mr. 8c Mrs. David C. Balboni Baldwin House Shirley 8c Gordon Bates Jeane Hill Beck Robert 8c Ellen Beyer Mr. 8c Mrs. Walter J. Bills Mr. 8c Mrs. Donald W. Blodgett Mr. 8c Mrs. William Brennan Brig. Gen. 8c Mrs. F.J. Brown R.S. 8c E.S. Bynum Dr. 8c Mrs. John R. Campbell Capen House Mr. 8c Mrs. Joseph Caraceni Jim 8c Temple Carr Dr. 8c Mrs. Anthony T. Carrellas Mary Ellen Chase House Dr. 8c Mrs. Woonsang Choi Leslie H. Clark Dr. 8c Mrs. William P. Clark Mr. 8c Mrs. Peter Colarusso, Jr. Mr. 8c Mrs. Paul J. Connolly Mr. 8c Mrs. A. Clayton Copeland Mr. 8c Mrs. Harold J. Coughlin M. Coulter 8c H. Sanduski Mr. 8c Mrs. George W. Cowles Mr. 8c Mrs. T. Peter Curtiss Mr. 8c Mrs. Donald H. Davis Jack 8c Laveme Davis Nancy de Mameffe Helen M. Denham W.D. Dockery Rosa Bell Dotson Mr. 8c Mrs. Thomas E. Dunham Mr. 8c Mrs. C. Richard Dunne Mr. 8c Mrs. Peter J. Dwyer Mr. 8c Mrs. F.M. Flynn Ford Family Mr. 8c Mrs. Robert Ware Foster Mr. 8c Mrs. Marcello Franchini Mr. 8c Mrs. Harris Freedman Mr. 8c Mrs. Alfred M. Gallo Mr. 8c Mrs. Charles S. Gardner III 278 f Nancy S.G. Gerber Judith H. Gessner Prof. 8c Mrs. David E. Green A.C. Greene Mr. 8c Mrs. Judah Gribetz Dr. 8c Mrs. Robert M. Griffin Mr. 8c Mrs. E.R. Griffiths Mrs. Nathan C. Haines Mr. 8c Mrs. Wiliam J. Haynes Dr. 8c Mrs. Herman Hellerstein Parents of Ann Hoagland Mr. 8c Mrs. William E. Holmes Mr. 8c Mrs. Royal Houghton Mr. 8c Mrs. Louis J. Indovino Rey 8c Nita Irwin Mr. 8c Mrs. Gerard P. Johnson Mr. 8c Mrs. Graham S. Jones II Mr. 8c Mrs. Russell C. Jordan Mr. 8c Mrs. John M. Kennedy Nina Krochin Mr. 8c Mrs. Paul LaFrance Mr. 8c Mrs. R.S. Lanterman Dr. 8c Mrs. K.E. Lauer Mr. 8c Mrs. J. Philip Ledger Mr. 8c Mrs. John B. Letterman J. Gerald 8c Rita S. Levey Marilyn D. Liddicoat Mr. 8c Mrs. Richard A. Lill Mr. 8c Mrs. Harold Lloyd Nancy Lonsbury Loew 'I960 Joan 8c Alan Lowenstem Ian 8c Carla Macartney Dr. 8c Mrs. Antonio Magagnini Kevin 8c Rosemary Mahoney Mr. 8c Mrs. George Makris Susan C. Malloy Mr. 8c Mrs. Charles R. Marcoux Guy 8c Marilyn Martin Carole Masri Dr. 8c Mrs. Allyn G. May Mr. 8c Mrs. David McComack, Jr. Mary L. McKnight Mr. 8c Mrs. William L. Mobraaten Mr. 8c Mrs. Vernon W. Montgomery Mr. 8c Mrs. Max Moretti Mr. 8c Mrs. Francis Arthur Mulhem Mr. 8c Mrs. Duane Mumer Mr. 8c Mrs. William S. Olszewski, Sr. Mr. 8c Mrs. John J. O'Malley Mr. 8c Mrs. Douglas M. Osborn Mr. 8c Mrs. Pasquale Paglia Dae Joon Park Dr. Mrs. John L. Penny Dr. Mrs. Edwin M. Piontek Dr. Mrs. James Randall Mr. Mrs. Theodore S. Ridgway Flournoy S. Rogers Mr. Mrs. Benjamin A. Rowland, Jr. The Ruddy Smith Family Mr. Mrs. Ed Rummler Lorraine William Ryan Mr. Mrs. Walter B. Sanders Dr. Mrs. Joseph Schluger Carole Paul Schoenberg Mr. Mrs. John C. Schroeder Mr. Mrs. F. Schuerman Alfred B. Schultz Mr. Mrs. Harvey W. Server James T. Sherwin Mr. Mrs. Charles V. Simms Mr. Mrs. Slote Mr. Mrs. C. Thomas Smith Dr. 8c Mrs. Charles F. Snyder W. 8c M. Steinsnyder Dr. 8c Mrs. Luis Suarez Talbot House Mr. 8c Mrs. J. Robert Tansey Atty. 8c Mrs. Tavenner Mr. 8c Mrs. Sam Tasi The Rev. 8c Mrs. Solon Tsandikes Dr. 8c Mrs. Ronald S. Turrell Mr. 8c Mrs. George Vest Mr. 8c Mrs. Harold Vicory Mr. 8c Mrs. Richard Wasik Dr. 8c Mrs. John J. White, Jr. Mr. 8c Mrs. V.O. Woodard John 8c Frances Noonan Mr. 8c Mrs. Terry Notari J 279 If You Only Know Us as a Fine Hotel, You're Missing a Great Restaurant. The Northampton Hilton is a lot more than a fine hotel. Our Page's Loft restaurant is one of the finest dining experiences in the Pioneer Valley. Come and enjoy our superb food and impeccable service in a relaxed, comfortable setting of country elegance. And we won’t forget to give you some old-fashioned Yankee value: that's why we call our dinners elegantly affordable. Of course we have a lot more to offer if you stay with us. — 125 spacious rooms, saunas, indoor putting green, heated indoor pool and more. The Club, our outdoor recreational facility, has tennis courts, swimming pool, children's play area and wading pool, volleyball, poolside food and drink service and much, much more— and it's all free for Hilton guests. And don't forget to inquire about our Vacation Under Glass Package. You get all of the pleasures of the Hilton with special rates for 2 or 3 day stays, including dinner and breakfasts. The Northampton Hilton Inn: if you only know us as a fine hotel, you're missing a lot. X NORTHAMPTON HILTON INN RTES 91 5, NORTHAMPTON, MA 01060 t4L 5S6-12I1 IMPORTED CAR REPAIRS AND PARTS GERMAN JAPANESE — Also catering to small domestic cars (Horizon, Omni, Fiesta, etc.) FULL LINE OF PARTS AVAILABLE HEAVY STOCK OF PARTS FOR VW VEHICLES —Water or air cooled — Windshields installed REASONABLE PRICES • RELIABLE WORK Please Call for Appointment 1-586-1525 German Automotive FOREIGN CAR SPECIALISTS EMPHASIZING VW 605 No. King St., Northampton 586-1525 k____________y r j. c if a re II i • jeweler 28 Green Street Northampton, MA 01060 The finest custom-made jewelry.'' v________________y Congratulations Seniors Wish it were we '83! Congratulations to the Class of ’82 1SS Hast 50th Street. New York. New York 10022 212 371-2132 v_________________y v 281 Congratulations Class of '82 muLTibanK n IMORTHAMPTOIM ' 4 Convenient locations to serve you 283 IHI r 1982 MADELEINE Editors-in-Chief Activities Editor Art Editor Copy Editors Faculty Editor Patrons Sponors Editor Photography Editor Associate Photography Editor Senior House Editor Sports Editor Treasurer Professional Photographers Faculty Advisor Anne Ackerman Jill Baran Tammy Baldwin Elizabeth O'Malley Alison Ledger Sue Roby Lisa Tavenner Juliet Boniface Annie Richie Alice Park Margaret Lee Mary Ann On-Kelly Hitchcock Bob Davis Steve Petegorsky Jim Tewhey Staff: Holly Brookover, Sally DePeros, Robin Dettre, Elisabetta Franchini, Carolyn Honan, Anne Hoover, Andrea Quinn, Toni-Leigh Savage, Claire Scudder, Anne Wilson. Contributing Photographers: K.A.E.B., Julie Hegeler, Vicki Phillips, Laura Russell, Sue Salant, Ann Marie Small. We would like to thank the entire 1982 Madeleine staff for all their help. A special thanks to the following life savers, Arnie, Lord Jim, Brenda, Friedman B-2's, Emerson 4th floor, Tavs for her tunes. Bill and the Springfield Post Office. Bon Appetit! 284 S3
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