Southeastern Massachusetts University - Scrimshaw Yearbook (North Dartmouth, MA)

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Perhaps some of you over time will have the honor of serving man and nation through both military and civilian organizations. I do hope each of you has made a personal commitment to contribute to the well-being of mankind and the preservation and further development of the demo- cratic ideal, thus helping to make our world a better, richer and safer place for all human beings. Do hold fast to your ideals and exercise continually an active commitment to help bring those ideals closer to reality. As you work for and toward the achievement and perfection of the ideals to which you are committed, remember to be charitable toward yourselves when you encounter reversals, as well as persevering, in order that you may also realize successes. You have ahead of you some difficult and trying times, as did the classes and generations which preceded you. Most have done better than we gave them credit for. If each of you does his or her share, and many others do theirs, your generation will be admired now and, perhaps, for centuries to come. Man, however dimly he sees it and realizes it at this moment, has the capacity for the first time in history to arrest and, possibly, eliminate, the ravaging effects which are the works of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse. You have a role to play in helping men and societies use this capacity effectively. For as long as you bend your efforts to the achievement of that goal, you will live exciting and rewarding lives. I wish you well. I wish you happiness and accomplishment. , , ,WA 1 5. :H -n f : -,Q 2 , gi' 5 T1 ew- ,xx 'fiwf l .0 Doctor Jose v r v + s, iq: Qi l ,I Dedication DR. WALTER J. CASS, teacher, educator, founder, friend. For twenty years students of S.M.T.I. have taken with them warm remembrances of Walter Cass. 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Ei? gig, r , ,se r -N 5 M- -,gm 7' mv' M 1 ZZQNWW 1 f I'1J The leaders are the men of the times, the men who shoulder the burdens of a new university, who organize and who solve the inexhaustible problems. In this age of the computer and the psychedelic movement, the administrators have been overwhelmingly successful in adhering to the traditional standards of education. Their attitude is well reflected by the contemporary buildings which house them. These men are striving forward with just the right amount of conservatism that is needed to maintain the elements of a solid and functional education. We 3h , , ff' 23252 Tf' ,V '1 1 ,i 5 N 1 i V1 1 Q1 1 4 1 1 1 1 ' 1 Y 1 11 1 'Y' L 1 1 I Faculty ADAMS, DICKINSON XV., Instructor in History B.A. 1955 Harvard College AHEARN, MARIE L., Assistant Professor of English A.B. 1953 Regis College, Ed.M. 1958 Tufts University, A.M. 1961 Boston College, Ph.D. 1965 Brown University ALPERT, FREDERIC, Instructor in Business Administration A.B. 1954 Dartmouth College, M.B.A. 1955 Amos Tuck School of Business Administration, Dartmouth College ARURI, NASSER H., Assistant Professor of Political Science B.A. 1959 American International College, M.A. 1961 University of Massachusetts BAKER, DWIGHT L., Associate Professor of Chemistry A.B. 1933 Amherst, M.A. 1934, Ph.D. 1940 Columbia University BAR-YAM, ZVI,,Professor in charge of Physics B.S. 1958, M.S. 1959, Ph.D. 1963 Massachusetts Institute of Tech- nology BARTSON, LESTER, JR., Instructor in History B.A. 1965 University of Michigan, M.A. 1966 Harvard University BARYLSKI, JOHN R., Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering B.A. 1965 History of Michigan, M.A. 1966 Harvard University BARYLSKI, JOHN R., Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering B.S. 1953 New Bedford Institute of Technology, M.Ed. 1960 Bridge- water State College, Registered Professional Engineer BECK, CLIFFORD N., Assistant Professor of Textiles B.S. 1950 New Bedford Institute of Technology BENTO, ROBERT, Assistant Professor of Physics D B.S. 1956 Providence College, M.S. 1959 University of Maryland, M.S. 1960 University of Florida BIGGELAAR, HANS VAN DEN, Associate Professor of Electrical En- gineering. B.S. 1948, M.S. and EE. 1951 University of Delft, Delft, Holland BOOTH, ROBERT C., Assistant Professor of Visual Design BRIDGMAN, HOXWARD A., Associate Professor of Economics A.B. 1933 Amherst, A.M. 1941, Ph.D. Harvard University BROADMEADOW, JOHN C., Associate Professor of Chemistry B.S. 1932 New Bedford Institute of Technology, B.S. 1934 North Carolina State College, Ed.M. 1952 Bridgewater State College BUTLER, MARTIN J., Instructor in History B.A. 1956 Providence College, M.A. 1957 Boston College CAMPBELL, ALLAN L., Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering B.S. 1951 Northeastern University, Registered Professional Engineer CARON, PAUL R., Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering B.S. 1957 Bradford Durfee College of Technology, M.S. 1960, Ph.D. 1963 Brown University CASS, XVALTER J., Associate Professor of English A.B. 1943 Northeastern University, M.A. 1947 Boston University CHANDY, A. JOHN, Assistant Professor of Mathematics B.S. 1954 Kerala University, India, M.A. 1962, Ph.D. 1965 Boston University CIPOLLINI, JOHN F., Instructor of History A.B. 1963 Providence College, M.A. 1965 Villanova CLARK, CHARLES E., Assistant Professor of History A.B. 1951 Bates College, M.S. 1952 Columbia University, Ph.D. 1966 Brown University CLEFFI, AMERICUS J., Instructor in English B.A. 1953, M.A. 1956 University of Missouri CLOUTIER, EDWARD H., Associate Professor of Textiles COBERT, JACQUELINE BAZINET, Special Instructor in Music-Voice COBERT, JOSEF, Assistant Professor of Music Diploma 1949 Paris National Conservatory, France, Bachelor of Music 1957, Master of Music 1958 Boston University CONE, ALBERT A., Assistant Professor of Physics A.B. 1959 Fordham University, M.A. 1961, Ph.D. 1965 Harvard University CONNOLLY, Director of Athletics CONRAD, WALTER E., Professor of Chemistry B.S. 1944, M.S. 1945 W'ayne State University, Ph.D. 1951 Univer- sity of Kansas COOPER, ROBERT E., Assistant Professor of Textiles CORBEIL, ROBERT R., Assistant Professor of Biology B.S.Ed. 1958 Gorham State Teachers' College, M.S. 1961 University of Maine, Ph.D. 1964 University of Toronto CORMIER, EDXWARD A., Assistant Professor of Business Administration B.S. 1948 Providence College, Ed.M. 1955 Brown University Certi- fied Public Accountant CORREIA, CHARLES A., Instructor in Mathematics B.S. 1960 University of Massachusetts, M.A. 1961 University of Mississippi CORY, LESTER W., Instructor in Electrical Engineering B.S. 1963 Bradford Durfee College of Technology COUNSELL, ALDEN W., Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering B.S. 1949 Northeastern University, Registered Professional Engineer CREAMER, DAVID JV., Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering B.S. 1958 Bradford Durfee College of Technology, M.S. 1960 Uni- versity of Massachusetts CROXVLEY, MICHAEL, Associate Professor of Mathematics B.S. 1947 Boston College, M.A. 1949 Boston College Graduate School CUMMINGS, DENNIS E., Instructor in Textiles B.S. 1961 Bradford Durfee College of Technology CUMMINGS, HERBERT P., Associate Professor of Painting-Fine Arts B.F.A. 1951 Washington University, M.A. 1952 Indiana University dePAGTER, JAMES L., Associate Professor of Physics B.S. 1951 University of Arkansas, Ph.D. 1958 Washington University DesLANDES, EUGENE D., Instructor in Modern Languages A.B. 1964, M.A.T. 1966 Brown University DIAS, EARL J., Associate Professor of English and Coordinator of Freshman English A.B. 1937 Bates College, M.A. 1938 Boston University DUMONT, LILY, Special Instructor in Music-Piano DUPRE, EDMUND J., Associate Professor of Textile Chemistry ' B.S. 1948 North Carolina State College, M.Ed. Boston University EATON, HELEN, Assistant Professor of Bibliography S.B. 1925 Simmons College FELDER, JOAN, Instructor in Biology A.B. 1956 Barnard College, M.Ed. 1960 Boston University FENAUX, LOUIS E., Associate Professor of Chemistry B.S., 1938, M.S. 1940 Boston College FIOCCHI, FERDINAND P., Assistant Professor of Chemistry B.S. 1937 Tufts College FITZGERALD, JOHN J., Associate Professor of Philosophy B.A. 1949 University of Notre Dame, M.A. 1953 St. Louis Univer- sity, Ph.D. 1962 Tulane FLANAGAN, JAMES A., Instructor in Chemistry B.S. 1949 Bridgewater State College FLYNN, ROBERT E., Assistant Professor of History B.A. 1960 Harvard College, M.A. 1961 Stanford University FREIER, JEROME, Associate Professor of Mathematics B.S. 1939 City College of New York, Ph.D. 1958 New York Univer- sity GIBLIN, JAMES L., Commonwealth Professor in charge of Textile Technology GOLEN, FRANK JR., Assistant Professor of Business Administration B.S. 1950 Boston University, Ed.M. Bridgewater State College GONSALVES, LENINE M., Professor in charge of Electrical Engineering B.S. United States Naval Academy, M.S. 1960 Northeastern Univer- sity, Registered Professional Engineer GORCZYCA, FRYDERYK E., Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering B.S. 1958 New Bedford Institute of Technology, M.S. 1962 North eastern University, Registered Professional Engineer GREENFIELD, STUART B., Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering B. of E.E.E., ME. City College of New York GRIFF, MASON, Associate Professor of Sociology B.A. Tulane, M.A. Stanford, Ph.D. University of Chicago HABICHT, LOUISE A., Instructor in English B.A. 1963 University of North Carolina at Greensboro, Ph.D. ex- pected 1967 Brown University HAGUE, CHARLES J., Instructor in Business Administration B.S., B.A. Boston College, L.L.B. Boston College Law School HANSER, FREDERICK A., Instructor in Physics S.B. 1961, Ph.D. expected 1967 Massachusetts Institute of Technology HARDY, BERTRAM E., Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering B.S.E.E. 1940 Brown University, Registered Professional Engineer HERRERA, FRANK P., Assistant Instructor in Modern Languages B.A. 1964, M.A. expected 1966 West Virginia University HESS, ROSEMARY T., Instructor in Biology B,S. 1960 Salve Regina College HIGGINSON, THOMAS, Instructor in Business Administration B.S. 1962 Boston College, M.B.A. 1963 Boston University HOENIG, MILTON M., Assistant Professor of Physics B.A. 1954 Washington University, Ph.D. 1964 Cornell HOFF, JAMES G., Assistant Professor of Biology B.S. 1960 East Stroudsburg State College, M.S. 1960, Ph.D. Rut- gers University HOLT, WARREN W., Professor of Mathematics B.S. University of Massachusetts, M.Ed. Bridgewater State College HYSLOP, GARY A., Instructor in Mechanical Engineering B.S. 1963 Bradford Durfee College of Technology, M.S. 1965 Uni- versity of Rhode Island INGRAHAM, VERNON L., Assistant Professor of English B.A. 1949 University of New Hampshire, M.A. 1951 Arnherst, Ph.D. 1965 University of Pennsylvania JACOBS, GEORGE, Instructor in Business Administration A.B. 1955 Harvard University, L.L.B. 1958 Harvard Law School JOHN, ANTHONY J., Professor of Mathematics B.S. 1950, M.A. 1957 Boston College, M.S. 1960 Northeastern Univer- sity JOLLY, H. PAUL, JR., Assistant Professor of Physics S.B. 1958 Massachusetts Institute of Technology, A.M. 1961, Ph.D. 1964 Harvard University KERN, WOLFHARD, Associate Professor of Physics B.Sc. 1948 Universitat Frankfurt!Main, M.Sc. 1951 Universitat Frank- furt!Main, Ph.D. Universitat Bonn KULKARNI, MURLIDHAR V., Assistant Professor of Chemistry B.Sc. 1951, M.Sc., 1956 University of Poona, India, M.S. 1963, Ph.D. 1965 Yale University LAFLAMME, ALPHEE N., Instructor in Business Administration B.S. 1952 Providence College, M.Ed. 1957 Bridgewater State College LARSON, HEALTHER, Assistant Professor of Biology B.Sc. 1956, Ph.D. 1960 fQueens Univ.j LaVAULT, RUDOLPH L., Professor of Economics Ed.B. 1933, Ed.M. 1939 Rhode Island College LEUNG, EDWARD, Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering S.B. 1955, S.M. 1955 Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Ph.D. 1962 Stanford University LOZINSKI, B. PHILIP, Associate Professor of Art History Absolutorium 1939 University of Warsaw, Poland, M.A. 1949, Ph.D. 1958 Yale University LOZINSKI, JEAN, Associate Professor of Art History B.A. 1943 fOccidental Col.J, M.A. 1958, Ph.D. 1960 fYaleJ MACEDO, CELESTINO D., Associate Professor of English A.B. 1953 Stonehill College, A.M. 1957 Boston College MARSTON, WALTER E., Associate Professor of Chemistry B.S. 1956, Ed. 1958 Bridgewater State College MATTFIELD, FREDERIC R., Associate Professor, Co-Professor in charge of Business Administration B.S. 1939, M.B.A. 1949, M.Ed. 1950 Boston University MATTFIELD, MARY S., Instructor in English B.S. 1955 Boston University, A.M. 1964 Brown University McCABE, ROBERT L., Assistant Professor of Mathematics B.S. 1957 Union College, M.A. 1960 San Diego State College McCOY, THOMAS F., Associate Professor of Art B.F.A. 1950 University of Kansas, Diploma 1951 Academic Royale des Beaux Arts, Liege, Belgium, M.F.A. 1952 University of Kansas McNALLY, ALFRED I. JR., Instructor in Textiles B.S. 1961 Bradford Durfee College of Technology MCGILL, DAVID A., Assistant Professor of Biology B.S. 1952 fBucknell Univ.J, M.A. 1956 CColumbiaJ, Ph.D. 1963 fYaleJ MCGARVEY, EDGAR, Instructor in Political Science B.A. 1959, M.S. Ed. 1961 fAlfred Univ.J, Ph.D. expected 1967 QU. Mass.J MEAD, THEODORE P., Professor of Art i B.F.A. 1947 Pratt Institute, M.A. 1950 Columbia University MEHRA, JAGDISH, Associate Professor of Physics B.Sc. 1949 Agra University, India, M.Sc. 1952 University of Allaha- bad, India, M.S. 1962 University of California, D.Sc. 1963 Universite de Neuchatel, Switzerland MIERZEJEWSKI, WALTER E., Assistant Professor of Mathematics A.B. 1948 Harvard University MOWERY, DWIGHT F. JR., Professor in charge of Chemistry A.B. 1937 Harvard College, Ph.D. 1940 Massachusetts Institute of Technology MURPHY, DANIEL J., Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering B.S. 1960 New Bedford Institute of Technology NESBITT, ALEXANDER, Associate Professor of Art in charge of Design, Director of Visual Design Graduate Program NEUGEBAUER, MARGOT, Assistant Professor of Art B.F.A. 1952 Rhode Island School of Design, M.F.A. 1954 Syracuse University NICOLET, WILLIAM P., Assistant Professor of English B.A. 1956 Bowdoin College, M.A. 1958, Ph.D. 1964 Brown Uni- versity PACHECO, LOUIS JR., Associate Professor of Textiles B.A. 1956 Bowdoin College, M.A. 1958, Ph.D. 1953 Bridgewater State College PANOS, MARGARET A., Instructor in English B.A. 1954 Stonehill College, M.A. 1966 Brown University PANUNZIO, WESLEY C., Assistant Professor of Foreign Languages A.B. 1937, A.M. 1940 Ph.D. 1957 Harvard University PAPAS, ARIS T., Associate Professor of Psychology A.B. 1942 fUniv. of Ill.J, A.M. 1954 fUniv. of ChicagoJ, Ph.D. 1964 fUniv. of Athens, Greecej PARENTE, PAUL J., Associate Professor of Mathematics B.S. 1954 Bradford Durfee College of Technology, A.M. 1961 Boston University PATTEK, HAROLD I., Assistant Professor of Visual Design B.F.A. 1957 QYaleJ PEIRCE, HELEN J., Instructor in Modern Languages A.B. 1921, M.A. 1927 fSmithJ PEARY, JACK A., Assistant Professor of Biology B.Sc. 1957 The City College of New York, M.Sc. 1960, Ph.D. 1964 University of Oregon PEREIRA, GEORGEITE, Instructor in Aft B.F.A. 1962 Rhode Island School of Design PEYTON, ANN F., Assistant Instructor in Political Science n . B.S.Ed. 1958 University of Pennsylvania, A.M. 1964 Brown University PEYTON, HENRY H. JR., Instructor in English B.A. 1950, M.A. 1951 Baylor University PICARD, HANS E., Instructor in Electrical Engineering B.S. 1949 Worcester Polytechnic Institute PLOTNICK, ALAN R., Associate Professor of Economics i . B.A. 1949 Temple University, M.A. 1950, Ph.D. 1960 University of Pennsylvania PRESEL, DONALD S., Assistant Professor of Physics A.B. 1953 Brown University, M.Ed. 1959, M.S. 1964 Northeastern University REARDON, JOHN H., Professor in charge of Biology B.S. 1948, M.A. 1949 University of Michigan, Ph.D. 1959 University of Oregon REGAN, JOHN T., Assistant Professor of Textiles A.B. 1922 Holy Cross College REHG, NORMAN M., Associate Professor of English B.A. 1939, M.A. 1943 University of Kansas, Ph.D. 1952 Harvard University REIS, RICHARD H., Assistant Professor of English A.B. 1952 St. Lawrence University, M.A. 1957, Ph.D..1960 Brown University RICHARD, CONRAD P., Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering B.S. 1950 Rhode Island School of Design, Registered Professional Engineer RIFKIN, LESTER H., Associate Professor of History B.S. 1945, A.M. 1946 New York University, Ph.D. 1959 Brown University RITZ, FREDERICK J., Instructor of Textiles B.S. 1957 Bradford Durfee College of Technology ROBERTS, J. LOUIS, Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering B.S. 1951 New Bedford Institute of Technology, Registered Pro- fessional Engineer ROBITAILLE, LOUIS J., Instructor in Business Administration B.S. 1949 Providen-ce College, M.Ed. 1954 Boston University ROCHA, GREGORY F. JR., Assistant Professor of Foreign Languages Ph.B. 1944 Providence College, A.M. 1948 Columbia University ROCHA, MARIA ELISA, Instructor in Modern Languages B.A. 1948 College of the Sacred Heart, Puerto Rico, M.A. 1948, Ph.D. Columbia University RODIL, ANTONE, Assistant Professor of Textiles ROSENFIELD, MANUEL C., Associate Professor of History . I A.B. 1951, A.M. 1957 Boston University, Ph.D. 1961' University of London SASSEVILLE, NORMAND, Associate Professor of Biology B.S. 1949 Providence College, Ed.M. 1950 Boston University SAURO, JOSEPH P., Assistant Professor of Physics B.S. 1955, M.S. 1958, Ph.D. 1965 Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn SCIONTI, JOSEPH N. JR., Instructor in History B.A. 1960 Suffolk University, M.A. 1961 Tufts University SHIRALI, SATISH D., Instructor in Mathematics A.B. 1960, A.M. 1961 Harvard University SILVA, AUGUSTUS, Professor in charge of English A.B. 1942 New York University, A.M. 1948 Columbia University SILVEIRA, WILLIAM A., Assistant Professor of Textiles B.S. 1954 New Bedford Institute of Technology, M.S. 1956 In- stitute of Textile Technology SILVIA, MANUEL S., Assistant Professor of Business Administration B.S. 1955 New York University, M.Ed. 1959 Bridgewater State Col- lege SIMEONE, LOUIS S., Associate Professor of Mathematics . B.S. 1945 Northeastern University, A.M. 1951 Boston University SMITH, CALEB A., Professor in charge Economics S.B. 1937 Haverford College, M.A. 1942, Ph.D. 1943 Harvard University, M.A. ad eundum Brown University STERN, T. NOEL, Professor of Political Science B.A. 1934 Swarthmore, M.A. 1937, Ph.D. 1942 University of Penn- sylvania STEWART, ALBERT A., Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering B.S. 1932 Massachusetts Institute of Technology, M.A. 1952 Boston University STICKLER, JOHN G., Associate Professor of Textiles M.S. 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A ' 1 concert pianist ,L A , lil ' ' ,R Zql Z .XM , l .A . ,,, 1' ' ., 5 V K f ff .Q J w -ggi EQ' Q 1 , Q , vp 4 ' 7, ,,, ,li X ,t Q, w f. Ani, ,X H, tw Q S ,S 4' gk xg, 3 X- I' , H, S K L , n , , A w 3-2- Tw. l 5- I WN 4'WV'bi? fiL 51'Ef.'S'ff.l-L,fl-1'51'. ' ' A- 593 .WL - ffwkff :Iii-?'Y Rg,7 '3 .l'f g4k'W v'-YQ ' .,zf3, :A,a ,V V3 , ,Q r.'.i:, . G-',1-?4f5Lvlgf33'1fW :TM-f ftal t Ki- 5 Q31 y- T1 'ff , W7 , . .....L.,..,,, ,-,.-.4...,Y,....,....., . . , Q, New SMTI Orchestra Makes Auspicious Debut By EARL J. DIAS Standard-Times Music Critic The newly founded SMTI Symphony Orchestra, under the baton of Josef Cobert, made an auspicious debut last night, in Dartmouth High School Auditor- ium, with a stimulating pro- gram. For the historical occasion, Prof. Cobert chose to perform Mozart's Overture to the Ab- duction from the Seragliof' Brahms' Serenade in D Ma- jor, and Sir William Walton's 1922 musical delight, Facade, with Prof. Vernon L. Ingraham and Richard H, Reis, of SMT'I's English department, reciting the Edith Sitwell poetry. The Mozart overture, which opened the program aims pri- marily at establishing the Turkish atmosphere of the op- era, an ever youthful and en- dearing work, which it intro- duces. Devotees of Mozart will recall that he had earlier donned this amusing Turkish fashion in the , Piano Concerto in A Ma- jor.' . Prof. Cobert and his orches- tra, comprising former mem- bers of the New Bedford and Fall River Symphonies and oth- er competent instrumentalists from Southeastern 'Massachu- setts, played the work with style and exuberance after a somewhat shaky beginning by the strings - a shakiness that never again intruded in the re- mainder of the program. Verses Clever, Catchy Facade, which is billed as an entertainment, is a spright- ly blend of musical horseplay and verbal satire, scored for a small chamber ensemble Cflute, piccolo, clarinet and bass clar- inet, saxophone, trumpet, and percussionb, with the Sitwell verses, clever and catchy, re- cited in strict meter to instru- mental acompaniment. Both Prof. Ingraham and Prof. Reis are scholarly exponents of modern poetry in the class- room: consequently, each was at home in the verbal acrobatics of Dame Edith's prosody. Clad in silk hats, frock coats, and dress trousers, the two ,acade- mlcians resembled a couple of late-Victorian swells out of the pages of The Importance of Be- ing Earnest. With admirable support from the ensemble, they brought out 1n their readings all sorts of queer, delightful rhythms, cross- rhythms, and unexpected and hlghly effective stabbing ac- cents. In the 14 poems they read Cthere are 21 in the originalb, they were equally efficacious whether speaking of the tall Spanish jade, the Capitaneo, braggard braggodocioj' or Sir Beelzbub calling for his syl- labub in the hotel in Hell. Aside from the spirited per- formance of the two readers, I was impressed by Walton's deft orchestration, particularly in the charming Polka and there- markable Jodelling Song. Affords Charm - Brahms' Serenade in D Major, which concluded the program, was the composer's second orchestral work -- its predecessor being the Piano Concerto No. 1 Even though its six movements seem a bit diffuse and lack much contrast in mood and tempo, the piece is not without its ruminative charm. Although it is a classically in- spired selection, it demands warmth in the phrasing of its melodies, and Prof. Cobert's reading had this warmth in abundance. In fact, this was the orchetra's best playing of the night, with clarity of texture and a commendable dynamic range. ' Dr, Joseph L, Driscoll, presi- dent of SMTI. welcomed the good-sized audience and ex- pressed his delight that the col- lege's ever-expanding facilities now boast a svmphonic en- semble. Judging by the caliber of last night's performance, his enthusiasm is justified. S T S mpheny De ut s Brilliant Event By MARION FLANIGAN A new constellation rose over Dartmouth plains Sunday night, as the SMTI Symphony, in its debut concert, oilered elegant Mozart, transcendent Brahms, and, in a smaller ensemble, a polished and campy treatment of the Walton-Sitwell divertisse- ment, Facade Josef Cobert conducted. Vig- orous, demanding, and unremit- ting in his musicianship, he drew the 52 musicians together in a fine, clear, balanced ensemble. The string section, well stocked to begin with, worked conscious- ly toward the one-voice effect, and especially in the Brahms, responded to Co-bert's eloquent left hand. The Brahms Serenade in D Major was quite exciting, be- cause it projected the wonderful dualism of that master. His inimitable free-fall quality re- 'is-f . sounded in the Iirst movement and the rising melodic break- throughs of the waltz-like scherzo. On the other hand, his labyrinthine searches were rendered with true sensitivity. Delicious Quandary f'How shall I get out of this delicious quandary? the music seemed to say, and answered, so to speak, Renounce all re- gret, or, as Rossetti's great line has it, Love on, who cares? Who cares? Love on! Cobert's reading is full of heart, and he succeeded in bringing forth a warm, dimensional performance. The Mozart Seraglio Overture was fine, too, with a vigorous, shimmering quality, crisp, uni- fied attacks, and high tension in the climaxes. By way of contrast, Facade is a commentary, not on es- sences, but on appearances. Dame Edith Sitwell collaborated with the young William Walton over 30 years ago in this so- phisticated lacing-out of post- Victorian society, with its po- lite vulgarities, It is said that people walked out on the first performance, but no one walked out last night. The avant-garde of the Twenties have become the quaint humanist beacons of the Sixties. Chilly Quality The score is brilliant, in its discursive way, the ensemble was splendid, The poems are also delightful, with an under- current of decay. Ladies, time dies, warned Professor Rich- ard H. Reis, in an appropriately sepulchral tone, and later, in the nostalgic Jodelling Song : achieved a touching, chilly quality. Equally well-spoken were the 'poems read by Professor Ver- non L, Ingraham, whom Ham- let himself would congratulate fm- the precision of Thetis, wrote a treatise noting wheat is silver like the sea: the lovely cheat is sweet as foam, and so on. The difficult rhythms, of the Tango Pasodoble and the Scotch Rhapsody were beautiful- ly observed. Both professors seemed to have a' good time, and so did the audience. Special compliments on the. at- tractive program which reprints Facade in full, a literary keepsake. SMTI president Joseph L. Driscoll welcomed the 8'-195fS to an occasion that marked a musical renascence for SMTI and for the whole area- 49 ,P , E 1521. QQ.: .bb ' W N .xv 4 wa-asm-as 3 , 4 1 i . 1 Aw' .4 M A X551 'X A M xt Q 4 N -sz O .1-J' ' hw L .- . ff . V4 Y ., wi , Q . Q - :..,,Eifg va-fy ' ,, - J-y.,ffzp. f, V 3 t w J.: Q1 23. . I -,,,..,...-nu-aww a Qs 4 N4 , .En 3 ,gig Q 14 1' . 3 if fl HW ,. fx ,A 1 x Q Q ,G rv x k W- f . Q x m kfy Q1 '. Q- 4. 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VIOLINS Bernard Chebot C oncert Master Georgette Chouinard Ann Danis Albert Dematos Hughes Desautels Loretta Desrocher Americo Fazendeiro James Fox Louis Frankel Marilyn Furtado Samuel Horowitz Peter Lajoie Lillian Levin Rose Nunes Felix Paul Morris Rubin Pearl Rubin VIOLAS ttEnde1 Kallam Susan Furtado Alexander Kartstein Alfred Sanfilipo Deborah Borda Stephen Wilkes Josef Cobert, Conductor CELLOS Teresa Binette fFAnn Gonsalves John Wall Mary Hardin Karen Mumma Iudith Huchberg BASSES 'tFrank Gallagher Marian Hendrich FLUTES Peter Slater t Robert Stallman OBOES Kenneth Roth 'Timothy Valentine CLARINETS Lionel Soares XLouis Wyatt BASSOONS htCedric Coleman Susan Wadsworth FRENCH HORNS William Bamberg Rosemary Black 'Cynthia Brown Robert Makow SMU Made Series I967f1968 TRUMPETS Anthony Rego ijoseph Ribeiro TROMBONES Philip Danforth Edward Roderiques TUBA Clement Desjardin PERCUSSION Sheldon Ashton ,FCharles Catin Richard Pacheco LIBRARIAN AND ORCHESTRA MANAGER Sheldon Ashton 'tPrincipals The Pciul Rudolph Architectural Exhibit 4 Al WWW fl' 1 A .I W 1 , ,, 1 'f 2 -W at . 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Bark Rauf: Lorraine Charette, Sandra Cunliffe, Linda Abbott and Claudette Bourque A-M4 13:0 Kappa Phi Y ' 'Mmm' Normand Theberge, Pref. Roger F. Belisle, V.P. Tony D. Antonio, Tram. John Racofsky, Sec. Peter Mello, Richard Silva, Richard Volta, Herbert Tracy, Joseph Pitera, Alfred Correia Ray Gosselin, and Kenneth Sutcliffe. 'lr f lluu 1 I ' Uliiif-5 Delta Kappa Phi 4 , . . Q s. S 2.1 , . 3 5 , S x 5 .l Setztedg left to right, David Alves, Jerry Beaudoin, David Hall, Igga Ilsey Crecording secretaryj, .Edmond Rego Cvice presj, Charles Faria Cpresj, Roland Bedard ftreasj, Adrien Rock, Bruce Cardero, Uriel Maranhas. Stezzzdingg left to right, Daniel Fornier, Bob Mendoza, john Drucker, Steve Desroaches, james Zabek, Hank Lamontagne, Wayne Thomas, Russel jackson, Larry Magan, David Mello, Richard Lamontagne, Paul Fernandes, Bento Gomes, Mario Castro, Eric Greene, Richard Frigault. Abfefzt from photo, Ollie Oliveira, Scott Kriger, Dick Menard, John Flanagan, Ronnie Fryzel, Ron Cruz. l 97 Epsilon Phi Pi Top Walter Gebskl Dave Keatley Bob Mrchaud B1llPerre1ra Jack Thomas Zifzddle Mike Crane Bruce Z1tano Dean Bryous A53-Th Bartow Paul Modowskl John Burns Walter Wilcox j M Edward Petrrlak Pres john Arruda VP Robert M1chaud Bursar W1l11am Perrelra N f Scribe and Robert Dunn, Pledgemaster. 98 'iv- ,ani w . ,S R - , il-ax - - -,-ag ,FEYL5 - ,sw f'f, Q 4Q f Tiff it , M V . -e ,, ,,, , vw, ,, w X I ,, f, f 6.25 f Jg.'u,p, f .img f if Q x e s 'N Nu Beta Tau Fraternity J. Duncan Albert ........ Preridezzt Ernest Kobza ...... .... V ire Prefifzlezzl Roger Esten Serretfzry Larry Garret . Tremzzrer Sheldon Ashton -Edward A. Bastarach Michael D. Champagne Robert R. Champagne William Deschenes Mark Harrington Robert Machado Robert Newsham, jr. V William Nickerson Joel Regula john Tavares Richard Wojtaszek Stephen Wojtkunski Rodney Santos L,-ifaaf 12 .-36 2117 ifikli NU B -ra T .X .,, n - . 1 -. A , . 5 ' y 5355-UQ. ' j Q ' A X , ' N ,P . -xx . - DELTA KAPPA PHI 'k PHI PSI 60 Q M Q aa NU BETA TAU ' 351515 D , N I -A-:ji x, 6 6 X A I N 1 EPSILON PHI PI A MESSAGE FROM THE DEAN OE MEN Selecting a fraternity or sorority, like that of choosing a college or a career, is a decision of importance. For out of that decision will flow influences that may well have a profound effect upon your life here as a student, and even beyond your years of college. In making your decision, you must determine what value the fraternal experience will hold for you as an individual. Ideally, those values from which each individual derives his sense of value are still inherent in the aims and purposes of the fraternal system. Realistically, however, the promotion of such values as responsibility, ambition, high moral and spiritual standards, is by no means guaranteed any member of any fraternal organization-and only too often can critics cite evidence to the contrary. What then can you as an individual expect of a fraternity? You can expect opportunity, and nothing more. The opportunities for supplementary educational experience within a fraternal group are many. The development of greater self-reliance and leadership, the acquiring of social poise and confidence can be your gain, if you avail yourself of the opportunities provided. But with these opportunities comes the challenge of responsibility- to SMTI, the community, your fellow students-for the standards and actions of your group as well as for yourself. And neither your standards nor those of the organization will be any higher, or the actions any more beneficial, than those of the least responsible and least worthy member of the fraternity or sorority you select. james B. Conant, former President of Harvard University, once said that the most important single factor in a modern liberal education is education which students receive from one another. This is the essence of fraternity, the intangible binding together of mind and spirit in a relationship of personal commitment to one another. And from it your greatest lessons in life can be learned. Do not take lightly the task that is before you. Be wise in your judgments, and base them on what has depth and substance, not on that which is superficial. And be prepared to expect no more from your fraternal experience than you are willing to give. k Dofzfzlfi C. Hozmm' IIE! Deniz of Men j 'A KAPPA PHI Offiria! Adzfiror to the I1zfe1'fnzfe1'1zily Council A f QWIAOIIA fi? J, CHI DELTA PHI KAPPA SIGMA PHI W K I1 9. Q gg., I , 2 . 1, gb Senior Senotors 4 o Richard Stone and Edward Gromada SENIOR GOVERNMENT Robert Gilespie, Pres., Russell Jackson, V.P. Claire Samson, Sec. and Robert Michaud, Treas THE TALKER Currently in its twelfth year of publication, The Talker continues in its tradition of ex- perimentation. Misunderstood by student, faculty, administration andheven, at times, its own staff during the decade and two since its inception as a weekly news sheet. The Talker has fluxed between being concerned mainly with humor, student opinions, topical comment and again finds itself in a transitional stage. This year has shown another building of the Talker organism. The weekly remains the basic life structure, however adding onto it are, freshman staff with editions of their own, and a quarterly production. Remaining paramount as the policy of the Talker is freedom of the press. No matter what direction the publication takes, whichever path it pursues, it is the freedom of the press which shall be its guiding principle. Edward England Petrilak Talker Editor X 1 , Q... wH:.- - E.1Tf5'fi? 'vgif ' , . I '4 -A -94-Pa ! ,- -5.4 , , Fifffstifi - D 'i'QN Q-in A TALK ,a x - , . . Fi? 1 ' .' -Qxnx' .o: .'f 'O '11-ig Sw? ,. ' FY. QQ . - ,-'P3.g!.!!Qf s s Nix N .2 My K 2.9, , . 1 ,NS .. V .. ,J 4 , , N J , , 'J'fx',,.,. . ' if J KE? - W! 144 ' an , A ' I Q 2, x .Z 'v,.. ,m fkvi , b .y N-A -A ,,, , I W1 'i 5 mei D4yA Q ' S25 w3f f Q xv .w-, .AV,, , ov . Hy x ga S 'f1,. .p:,: X' 'iff A aw 2 ff' m'A, , Y .4, - . . ,., , L, it M if g if ,R dw MARCH on MARCH 291 I H07 21 W. , , , 1' Mayor f . 1 J, f, . . Q V , R 5 ' A 1 J -K ' f- af 1 5 f. 5 v . ,, , Q , 1 f i . h : . 3 W 5 I I. ' , A . Y f , l , Q N gh ,, W X Q , 1 f f ' ' Q 'SFQV k 'Q H 4 1 1' . if 14, it EL? 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X A 4 Q ' , f'MQ3' 205 2 T42 K 1 E '9- 1 , 'W M fm: ' 1 , N 1 A 7, 4 5 A ,pn 1. l J n . i. 3, A 3 3' x f - ,, fr! -1 Si ' 4 - ,lg , , xvv, , I V giving' t H ,Q V , 3 . ' sk Qi .dh V 0332, ., r ' . sr' 4 . 4 A465 1 Gerry Moxley Harvey Vamett Steve Lawless The Corsoirs If J v M.. ,tv X u I If .. ...is w ' w W 1 N -F Pat Sault Richard Dupuis Gerry Almeida Captam joe Skype-:ck Egidio Mello ....-A ,lynx f A , f-aj? , . a Z ' 3,1 Tay? 'Z Q-rf 1,-52 . , ' 11. 35, f, I f ' A, QQ, ' . if 4 11' , 'T 9:54558 Q .RQ f I . .. A :Z-. A- ' .L .::. : -.423 f ffx fiif . ., we - 1 29 ' , K , V , f f s.43f -35.1. , ', , 'K tiff A -,......,' gr, ' '44f4 j:,.Q M W . , .fy V 2932, dy V- if ' ' af . S- -M , M X .mg m I Va H. 'Q w-5 5 Wh X vs? use ., 'iw , Q 'V 6 ,, A Q Q 'Z' 'f-Q 1, W4 Q yy , ,I , lf Rx.. Xi Frofzl Row: Capt. Joseph Skypeck and Coach Phil Wetterland. Rear Row KL to Rj: Manager-Bill Hurburt, Jerry McGinnis, Gerry Almeida, Egidio Mello, Jerry Moxley, Steve Lawless, Rick Dupuis, Dave Sypko, Russ Booth, Larry O'Brien, Rick Martin and Statistician, jimmy Thomas. 2'Booth replaced by Varnet. The 1967-68 Basketball Season brings to mind the most exciting and gratifying season of our young uni- versity. The Corsairs were not registered in a conference this year and we were hoping an impressive season would merit a bid for the coming years. With this thought pressing in mind, Coach Wetterland, Assistant Coach Drewniak, and the boys on the squad set out to beat the top small college teams in New England and displayed fine competitive prowess in defeat. The team never had a let-down throughout the season, spirits were continually highly competitive, and for this, we will long remember their effort. Scott Kriger, Sports Editor 1 r Q 9 Q ij I Q b ' I I 1 5 F f I ll ? 1 ! Il 2 ii W: he I xw,v,Q,,QX.,., .. f I Q W 895 K ,M u -. , , . is 5 X W I . 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K, ii uni i' , :if-R 2'-f,,,a...-':. ,, 'N' 193 P K uf '74 'ti V av? df - -4, ,,, I26 ,,, ,o. f - .9 fy, . i wi, , . ' ' 'X LJ , 1 , - J SOCCER SQUAD '-'fx . fx , ' - ' ,W-g, . ...M x A .X W.. . cffrf. L. I0 R.: Michael Duarte, Antonio Franco, Paul jordan, Manuel Goulart, jamie Perreira, Frederick Ray, Randall Moss, Paul Oliveira, Rene St Martin, Richard Urban, David De Moura, Lou Rapoza, David Barclay, Uriel Maranhas. Kneeling: Capt. Ken Fonseca and Coach Arnold Oliver. . .H s .6 5 . I V Q s .,W.4n-f, 4 .5 1 ,fi ' as 'av v in 22' ' 5. . 4+ K , 9 Bs, , f ip. . r 3, fn, . P 1 L s ff I 4 .4 . ,v f A , '1 f 1 ,ar 1 51 f ,Q , 42 an RUM, - X, Q, W' x w' . -1-mm . W www-.11 1 -ivmnnmm - vmmn Mwml vu - z nv'f' , fm-zmuur l 'rfwvmw Truck Team Top Roux' Chris Johnson, Ross Upton, George Entwistle, Tom Booth and Rick Ray Bottom Row: Bob Loring, Ed Hummel, Arthur Sansoucy, and Roger Lussier. .Q- ,Y 2 . V'-1 was ,xy gf 0 ...g Q 1 no . ..,f'. 1 Q Q Q . 4 .4 O E, 'K Corsuirs Top Row: Leo Paradis, Asst. Coachg Bob Girouard, Brian Cornell, jim Thomas, Trainerg Bill Girourard, jerry Moxley, John Duda, jeff Casey, Mike Yourey, and John Reagan, Coach. Bottom Row: Paul Dutra, Wally Faria, Lou Rapoza, Dave Tavares, jerry Kirk, Paul Bergeron, Dave Barclay, john Maltezos and Gerry Almeida. f 13 ah .,-wg n , 1 , ' g 'ls - f Q' ' f . .'i N , . . I . 4 if r ' Q , , i f l l af X ' 1 A, . N ,Xe V ,,.. 5 4 V,-o 1 arena , S 1 'lf D if ,M W Y in Q .AI I ' nr M 'I Q f M: fr aaa V D f A -, ff ' Al an 2 ,mr I 11 ' f 'X 'y ,V n:,?Mf,yfW 1 ,Q i 4' 'H Ni, i jN Q'4 . T, 'V A l I n ru 3 . i mp Golf Team COACH: Alan O'Neil George Ostensen Peter Degen Alan Spirlet Richard Brodeur Mamede Almeida William Hart Daniel Neves Robert Morgan Raymond Spirlet Donald Trahan Richard Banat Dennis Riordan Robert Springer Belisario Almeida Michael Healy Tennis Team COACH: Jerry Ailley. CAPTAIN: Harry Bannister. SQUAD: David Hall, Roland Viveiros, Scott Gatenly, Stav Bacyek, Paul Vien, John Sherman, Jeff Twarog, Peter Vien, jack Beardsworth, and Mike Sweetzer. S M T I Cheerleaders Front Row: Joyce Belanger, Linda Beardman, Dianne Sulyma, Louise LeComte and Joanne Mendes. Back Row: Carolyn Correia, Dianne Buckley, Pat Fortin and Valerie Smith. Q Hg Axe 2 29 x J .4 Fl' 4 Q li1'. I ,v lwflflf 'Jflll . V7 'Q :J wmv ' -'af . eg-L-,VM :f.,LMf,,, mf, , 114. 1' -Qjglgn,-v I M x ,If F , wwf? 4 , A? 4 AGP! 1 iiivffiillf l' ' .l 2'L?'efi: 1' Julius Caesar f 5 William Shakespeare e s Q il 5 l el!! ll liil X k YQ sw. N, me Q M ' ' ' if fi 'ws , ' Qin X A lf ,- X, 5 Rh bf., 1 , - 4 g f Q F M ll a 1 ,sa ll s, ,l . QR ve 4 . 0 ., I 1123 5- fs sw :z 4i,fe fs ' LGA 15 sniff ' 905 .ILO f' af? ,jx L We ' JW 9 5, Q? l , C agxfa s'.5, f 'sy i 'D ls is F 96:4 iii 'HNeve5 Connvol Jean AnouHh W iw QA XA I X, w ':y in 2' N U V , K ,A ax fftil. 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A ,T lf' in Maw, faq, . y Yyf' ..J.4?w,44fsetI?emw f'-1, ,,.,,- --- - A ' ,,,.5a4-1s5,,,Jy,-. ..... ,J ' +4 , Wm -mb . ,,,,A ,, . , W ,, if xvvii ws, ,A ,.,. x,V,, , WW if W5 L , 4.4: .. flu. 523' ,tw 'r 9 z N .L 4- ,fl lr' ' ,1g?,9g'SS.x X- W ,f 2 W qlltgi Seniors PATRICIA ANN ABDALLAH Bachelor of Science, Medical Technology ANDRES AGUIRREZABAL RGBERT E. ALLISON Bachelor of Science, Business Administration fin Bachelor of Science, Textile Technology ROBERT ARRUDA Bachelor of Science, Business Administration EDWARD WILLIAM ARMS Bachelor of Science, Business Administration JOYCE SHIRLEY AVILA Bachelor of Science, Accounting HAROLD BAN NISTER Bachelor of Science, Textile Technology JAMES D. BARBER Bachelor of Science, Business Administration PAUL ALAN BARROW Bachelor of Science, Biology ROLAND BEDARD Bachelor of Science, Electrical Engineering PAUL ALBERT BERGERON Bachelor of Science, Mechanical Engineering ROLAND A. BOILEAU Bachelor of Science, Accounting ROGER A. BOUCHER Bachelor of Science, Civil Engineering qui' ADRIEN BOURASSA Bachelor of Science, Biology LEONAUD GEORGE BOUTIN Bachelor of Science, Textile Technology JOHN O. BRAGA Bachelor of Science, Civil Engineering JOSEPH O. BRAGA Bachelor of Fine Arts, Visual Design RICHARD PAUL BRODEUR Bachelor of Science, Textile Technology JOHN F. BURNS Bachelor of Science, Business Administration JOHN W. BURROWS Bachelor of Fine Arts, Painting LUCIO PAUL CABRAL Bachelor of Science, Civil Engineering DAVID CAMARA Bachelor of Fine Arts, Visual Design JCI-IN F. CAMPANELLA Bachelor of Science, Mechanical Engineering ANNA LAURIAN CAVANAGH Bachelor of Science, Biology I55 l 4Y s. . me CLAIRE CHABOT Bachelor of Science, Medical Technology my CAROL ANN CHADINHA Bachelor of Science, Medical Technology TERRANCE CHAREST Bachelor of Science, Business Administration 6 l RICHARD CHARON Bachelor of Science, Mechanical Engineering KENNETH W. COLLARD Bachelor of Science, Business Administration ROBERT A. COOK Bachelor of Science, Mechanical Engineering MICHAEL THOMAS CRANE Bachelor of Science, Physics DAVID A. CRAVEIRO Bachelor of Science, Civil Engineering THOMAS B. CUNN IFF Bachelor of Science, lnclustrial-Engineering ERNEST STEPHEN CZERWINSKI Bachelor of Science, Mathematics CYNTHIA D. DAVIDSON Bachelor of Fine Arts, Textile Design JOHN sHELDoN DAVIS Bachelor of Science, Electrical Engineering ROBERT DE MELLO Bachelor of Science, Business Administration DAVID ALLEN DE MOURA Bachelor of Science, Mechanical Engineering ROBERT R. DENNIS Bachelor of Science, Electrical Engineering DONALD DEPAULT Bachelor of Science, Marketing RONALD H. DESTON Bachelor of Science, Electrical Engineering JOSEPH L. DIAS, JR. Bachelor of Science, Electrical Engineering ROBERT DOLAN Bachelor of Fine Arts, Textile Design WILLIAM DONLE, JR. Bachelor of Science, Electrical Engineering HAROLD ANTHONY DORE, JR Bachelor of Fine Arts, Visual Design STEVE ALAN DRAKE Bachelor or Science, Mechanical Engineering JOHN DRUCKER X Bachelor of Science, Business Administration ROBERT T. DUGAN Bachelor of Science, Textile Technology FRANCINE MARIE DUVAL Bachelor of Fine Arts, Textile Design KEBIT wEsToN ER1cKsoN Bachelor of Science, Accounting BERNARD ALLEN ESTRELLA Bachelor of Science, Business Administration CHARLES LEWIS FARIA, JR. Bachelor of Science, Mechanical Engineering TERRY ROBERT EARIAS Bachelor of Science, Business Administration JAMES FERNANDES Bachelor of Science, Textile Technology JOHN ROBERT FERNANDES Bachelor of Science, Civil Engineering JUDITH E. FISH Bachelor of Science, Chemistry LEONARD F. FLORES- Bachelor of Science, Textile Technology ANN ELLEN FRIAS Bachelor of Science, Business Administration l LEO RICHARD FORCIER Bachelor of Science, Civil Engineering JOHN F URTADO Bachelor of Science, Textile Technology b I67 ROGER GAUDREAU Bachelor of Science, Business Administration PETER J. GALLIGAN Bachelor of Science, Business Administration ARLEEN GILBERT Bachelor of Science, Accounting gimp JAMES GILL Bachelor of Science, Mechanical Engineering ROBERT B. GILLESPIE Bachelor of Science, Business Administration SUZANNE E. GODDU . -Bachelor of Science, Medical Technology GERALD GOUVEIA Bachelor of Science, Mechanical Engineering AIME B. GOYETTE Bachelor of Science, Biology LEONARD ANDREW GRAY Bachelor of Science, Mechanical Engineering LAWRENCE JOHN GREEN WOOD Bachelor of Science, Business Administration JOHN C. GREGSON Bachelor of Science, Electrical Engineering EDWARD MICHAEL GROMADA Bachelor of Science, Business Administration EUGENE F. GUCWA, JR. Bachelor of Science, Mechanical Engineering SUSAN CAROL GURGANIOUS Bachelor of Science, Accounting SHIRLEY R. HANDLER Bachelor of Science, Business Administration H72 I ERNEST HANLEY Bachelor of Science, Business Administration EDWARD HARTIGAN Bachelor of Science, Business Administration sUzANNE RENEE HAUBNER Bachelor of Fine Arts, Visual Design FRANK HEBERT Bachelor of Science, Business Administration LEO HEBERT Bachelor of Science, Electrical Engineering LINWOGD HEGELE Bachelor of Science, Electrical Engineering l RCBERT C. HELGELAND Bachelor of Science, Electrical Engineering DIANE HENRY Bachelor of Science, Mathematics JAMES D. HICKEY Bachelor of Science, Business Administration ALLAN HIGBE Bachelor of Science, Electrical Engineering JOYCE L. HILTON Bachelor of Fine Arts, Painting PHILO BURTON HODGE Bachelor of Science, Mechanical Engineering ANN HOWLAN D Bachelor of Fine Arts, Visual Design ROBERT F. HOWLAND Bachelor of Science, Electrical Engineering CARL MAURICE HUBBARD Bachelor of Science, Mechanical Engineerin EDWARD P. HUMMEL Bachelor of Science, Chemistry RUSSELL REID JACKSON Bachelor of Science, Business Administration JOHN E. KENN EY Bachelor of Science, Electrical Engineering MAURICE KING Bachelor of Science, Mechanical Engineering PATRICIA M. KENNEY Bachelor of Science, Medical Technology HELEN KOSS Bachelor of Science, Biology ROBERT E. KOWALCZYK Bachelor of Science, Mathematics WILLIAM COLLIER KRAIHANZEL Bachelor of Science, Electrical Engineering SCOTT JAY KRIGER Bachelor of Science, Business Administration f RICHARD W. LABRIE Bachelor of Science, Business Administration MICHAEL A. LA CAVA Bachelor of Science, Business Administration DENNIS A. LAMBALOT Bachelor of Science, Electrical Engineering HENRY LAMONTAGNE Bachelor of Science, Electrical Engineering RICHARD R. LA MCNTAGNE Bachelor of Science, Electrical Engineering ROBERT O. LAPRISE Bachelor of Science, Textile Technology RONALD ROLAND LASSONDE Bachelor of Science, Chemistry DAVID P. LAVALLEE Bachelor of Fine Arts, Visual Design PAUL R. LAVIGNE Bachelor of Science, Biology I r I I83 R RONALD ROGER LEDOUX Bachelor of Science, Mechanical Engineering NORMAN F. LAVOIE Bachelor of Science, Textile Technology RICHARD DONALD LEGAULT Bachelor of Science, Business Administiation JOHN ROBERT LITTLE Bachelor of Science, Mechanical Engineering SHARON L. LUCAS Bachelor of Fine Arts, Visual Design DENIS G. LUSSIER Bachelor of Science, Mechanical Engineering ROBERT DENNIS MACHADO Bachelor of Science, Mathematics RICHARD L. MAGAN Bachelor of Science, Electrical Engineering BYRON PAUL MAGNIN Bachelor of Science, Electrical Engineering jj KATHLEEN ANN MALUNE Bachelor of Fine Arts, Visual Design SAMUEL L. MARBLE Bachelor of Science, Biology ROBERT ALAN MARSH Bachelor of Science, Electrical Engineering .4: JULIE A. MATY Bachelor of Science, Mathematics JAMES M. MC CARTHY Bachelor of Science, Mechanical Engineering JERRY BRUCE MCGINNIS Bachelor of Science, Textile Technology ROBERT MICHAUD Bachelor of Science, Accounting DOROTHY MOREAU Bachelor of Fine Arts, Visual Design MARGARET ANASTASIA MULYK Bachelor of Science, Mathematics ROBERT NEWSHAM, JR. Bachelor of Science, Textile Technology MICHAEL O'CONNOR Bachelor of Science, Electrical Engineering PAUL EDWARD OLIVEIRA Bachelor of Science, Textile Technology E RITA GPENSHAW Bachelor of Science, Accounting RICHARD PACHECO Bachelor of Fine Arts, Painting RAYMOND PATNAUDE Bachelor of Science, Business Administration JOSEPH F. PAVAO JR. Bachelor of Science, Electrical Engineering JANICE ELAINE PEDDER Bachelor of Science, Medical Technology 'E-QI' DANIEL N. PERRY Bachelor of Science, Mechanical Engineering JOHN PERRY Bachelor of Science, Business Administration THOMAS R. PERRY Bachelor of Science, Accounting HENRY LEO PINEAU Bachelor of Science, Textile Technology PAUL R. PLAMONDON Bachelor of Science, Textile Technology KENNETH REID PLANT Bachelor of Science, Mechanical Engineering AUDREY M. POITRAS Bachelor of Science, Mathematics ff ,, S, l RICHARD R. PRCUT Bachelor of Science, Business Administration GERALD DAVID PUCCIN I Bachelor of Science, Accounting EDMUND S. RAPOZA, JR. Bachelor of Science, Electrical Engineering ' ws LOUIS RAPOZO Bachelor of Science, Textile Technology THOMAS SHAW REIMELS Bachelor of Science, Mechanical Engineering JAMES W. ROARKE Bachelor of Science, Business Administration ADRIEN H. ROCK Bachelor of Science, Electrical Engineering JOHN MARIO RONDELLI Bachelor of Science, Accounting EDWARD F. ROSE, JR. Bachelor of Science, Textile Technology 'Kf l'f', 'N CLAUDETTE-ANNE ROY Bachelor of Fine Arts, Textile Design MARIAN JANET RYALL Bachelor of Science, Chemistry JOHN T. SAADI Bachelor of Science, Electrical Engineering 4 MICHAEL C. SACHS Bachelor of Science, Electrical Engineering LAWRENCE A. ST. ONGE Bachelor of Science, Accounting CLAIRE BLANCHE SAMSON Bachelor of Science, Business Administration ' :QQ RODN EY SANTOS Bachelor of Science, Textile Technology RONALD SAVICH Bachelor of Science, Chemistry FERDINAND A. SCRIVO Bachelor of Science, Business Administration LUIGI SERA Bachelor of Science, Electrical Engineering RICHARD WILLIAM SI-IEEI-IAN Bachelor of Science, Textile Technology JOHN S. SHERMAN Bachelor of Science, Accounting ixe Q STEVEN ROBERT SHORROCK Bachelor of Science, Textile Technology DANA R. SIMMONS Bachelor of Fine Arts, Painting ROBERT JAMES SNIGGER Bachelor of Science, Textile Technology 5, 4 , W4 PAUL V. SOUZA BacheQor of Science, Textile Technology RUTH ANNE SOUZA Bachelor of Science, Chemistry HENRY L. SPINGLER Bachelor of Fine Arts, Painting RAYMOND SPIRLET Bachelor of Science, Textile Technology G. RoBERT sTETsoN, JR. Bachelor of Science, Electrical Engineering RICHARD DAVID STCNE Bachelor of Science, Business Administration 204 , RAYMOND SYLVIA Bachelor of Science, Accounting WAYNE RONALD THOMAS Bachelor of Science, Electrical Engineering 'lf W ALLEN R. THoMPsoN Bachelor of Science, Accounting 06 RICHARD BALLON TGUSIGNANT Bachelor of Science, Mechanical Engineering JEREMIAH ALOYISIOS TRACY, JR. i Bachelor of Science, Civil Engineering WAYNE RICHMOND TRIPP Bachelor of Eine Arts, Visual Design WARREN E. VAUGHAN Bachelor of Science, Mechanical Engineering ANTONE C. VIEIRA, JR. Bachelor of Science, Business Administration MARCEL H. VIGEANT Bachelor of Science, Mechanical Engineering EDWARD JOHN WAJDA Bachelor of Science, Textile Technology JOHN WALSH Bachelor of Science, Business Administration RUDOLF WESTNER Bachelor of Science, Biology WALTER P. WILCOX III Bachelor of Science, Mechanical Engineering SANDRA WILLIAMS Bachelor of Fine Arts, Visual Design MARIE ELIZABETH WITENGIER Bachelor of Science, Mathematics RICHARD WOJTASZEK Bachelor of Science, Textile Technology STEPHEN M. WOJTKUNSKI Bachelor of Science, Textile Technology JOAN BERYL WOOD Bachelor of Science, Accounting 5 GORDON E. WOODBINE ROBERT H. YUEN Bachelor of Science, Electrical Engineering -,, ROGER ZIEMANSKI vlqb Bachelor of Science, TextiQe Technology KL Bachelor of Science, Mechanical Engineering ALMEIDA, GERALD Bachelor of Science, Business Administration BOISVERT, THOMAS Bachelor of Science, Textile Technology BURNS, JGHN M. Bachelor of Science, Business Administration Wifi DEMORANVILLE, DAVID Bachelor of Science, Mechanical Engineering GILBERT, WILLIAM Bachelor of Science, Civil Engineering GOLDSTEIN, SIGNE S, O 5 gg if LAHAR, THOMAS Associate, Business Administration bf:-W '. r .nsiifx 2.1 . . . . .,1., ef g Na, rw as .i 1 '4 N ::4'12M:,f '- F-,1 ' ,W B , . 0 45:7 ' f ' N c wggwf 'Sal A 'A we-Z f , .2 ,. a N ve, S- LEGAULT, RICHARD Bachelor of Science, Electrical Engineering OUIMET, ALBERT B. Bachelor of Science, Textile Technology PAIVA, DENNIS Bachelor of Science, Business Administration PETRILAK, EDWARD E. Bachelor of Fine Arts, Painting RAMOS, TEOF ILO Bachelor of Fine Arts, Visual Design fr-...-.-ns WHITMORE, PAULETTE Bachelor of Science, Medical Technology TANGUAY, RONALD Bachelor of Science, Textile Finishing WINSLOW, STEPHEN Bachelor of Science, Business Administration mf BERMAN, EDWARD Bachelor of Science, Textile Technology CABRAL, FRANCISCO Bachelor of Fine Arts, Visual Design DESTON, ROBERT Bachelor of Science, Electrical Engineering Index ABDALLAH, PATRICIA ANN CPatj Medical Technology 322 Harrison St. Fall River, Mass. Activities: Biology Club AGUIAR, ELAINE PATRICIA Medical Technology AGUIAR, WILLIAM Business Administration AGUIRREZABAL, ANDRES F. Textile Technology 146 Hathaway Road Acushnet, Mass. Activities: Delta Kappa Phi Soccer Team QAII New Eng. 1j Intra. Basketball ALEXANDER, GEORGE J. Business Administration 115 Maple St. New Bedford, Mass. ALLISON, ROBERT E. CBobj Business Administration 98 Winterville Road New Bedford, Mass. 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Activities: IEEE DEPAULT, DONALD fRedJ Marketing 1015 Sheffield St. New Bedford, Mass. Activities: Marketing Club Management Club DESTON, RONALD H. QRonnie Electrical Engineering 46 Lawrence St. Swansea, Mass. Activities: Epsilon Phi Pi 1, 2, 3, 4 IEEE 2, 3, 4 Treasl Freshman Class Dean's List 1, 2, 3, 4 DIAS, JOSEPH L. fJoeJ Electrical Engineering 55 Johnson St. Taunton, Mass. Activities: Engineering Society 1 Epsilon Phi Pi 1, 2, 3, 4 IEEE 2, 3, 4 CSec. 4J DIGGLE, GEORGE R. Textile Design 706 County St. New Bedford, Mass. DOLAN, ROBERT J. QBobj Textile Design 229 Third St. Fall River, Mass. Activities: Phi Psi DONLE, WILLIAM L. fBillJ Electrical Engineering 1374 Pine St. Dighton, Mass. Activities: Pres. Freshman Class IEEE Intra. Basketball DORE, HAROLD A. QT, Dj Visual Design 101 Wollaston St. Cranston, R. I. Activities: Epsilon Phi Pi 1, 2, 3, 4 Intra. Basketball 3, 4 Talker 1, 2, 3 DRAKE STEVE ALAN Mechanical Engineering 61 Hacker St. Fairhaven, Mass. D Activities: i M. E. Club 3, 4 Intra. Basketball 2, 3, 4 DRUCKER, JOHN fBege1j Business Administration 69 Juliett St. , No. Dartmouth, Mass. Activities: Varsity Soccer 1, 2 JV Basketball Circle K Delta Kappa Phi 2, 3, 4 QTreas.J Management Club DUGAN, ROBERT T. Textile Technology 708 No. Main St. Fall River, Mass. DUVALL, FRANCINE MARIE Textile Design 230 Coffin Ave. New Bedford, Mass. Activities: Newman Club 1 Cheerleader 1, 2 Kappa Sigma Phi 2, 3 Soph. Class Sec. Miss SMTI 2 Tech Talk 1 IFC 2 Student Council 2 ERICKSON, KENT W. QKentJ Accounting 2 Lori Lane Lakeville, Mass. ESTRELLA, BERNARD A. QBerniej Business Administration 345 Freelove St. Fall River, Mass. Activities: Phi Psi 2, 3, 4 Fencing Team 1 Pep Band FABIO, SHARON JANE Fashion Illustration 115 Cedar St. New Bedford, Mass. FARIA, CHARLES L. QChuckyj Mechanical Engineering 117 Spring St. Fairhaven, Mass. Activities: Delta Kappa Phi 2, 3, 4 fCorresponding Sec. 3, Pres. 45 M. E. Club 1, 2, 3, 4 IFC 3, 4 Frat. Study Com. 4 FARIAS, TERRY ROBERT Business Administration 96 Capitol St. New Bedford, Mass. Activities: Vice Pres. Fresh. and Soph. Class Circle K , Management Club Delta Kappa Phi FARRINGTON, JOHN WILLIAMI M. S. Chem. FERNANDES, JAMES Textile Technology 565 Summer St. New Bedford, Mass. FERNANDES, JOHN ROBERT Civil Engineering 20 Main St. Lakeville, Mass. Activities: C. E. Club FISH, JUDITH E. CJudyJ Chemistry 1484 Morton Ave. New Bedford, Mass. Activities: Chi Delta Phi 2, 3 CSec. 3J IFC 3 Amer. Chem Society CSec.4J Dean's List 3, 4 FISH, RICHARD ALLEN QDickJ Textile Finishing 512 Hixville Road No. Dartmouth, Mass. Activities: AATCC FLORES, LEONARD F. QLenJ Textile Technology 73 Brown St. Fall River, Mass. Activities: Phi Psi 3, 4 AATT 1, 2, 3, 4 FORCIER, LEO RICHARD CLeo3 Civil Engineering 496 Thomas St. Middleboro, Mass. Activities: M. E. Club 1 FRIAS, ANN ELLEN Business Administration 1 34 Lindsey St. Fall River, Mass. Activities: Kappa Sigma Phi FURTADO, JOHN E. 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Newman Club 3 Circle K Phi Psi Management Club GODDU, SUZANNE F. fSuej Medical Technology 929 Rodman St. Fall River, Mass. Activities: Chi Delta Phi 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3 Biology Club 1, 2, 3 GOUVEIA, GERALD Uerryj Mechanical Engineering 405 Bartlett St. New Bedford, Mass. Activities: M. E. Club Sports Car Club Intra. Basketball GOYETTE, AIME B. Mechanical Engineering 1099 Stafford Road Fall River, Mass. Activities: Epsilon Phi Pi M. E. Club GRAY, LEONARD A. QAndyj Biology 2534 Riverside Ave. Somerset, Mass. Activities: Intra. Basketball GREEN, RICHARD W. Business Administration Tupola Road Mattapoisett, Mass. Activities: Phi Psi 2, 3, 4 QFloat Com. 2, Sec. 3, IFC 3 Student Act. Com. 3 French Club 3 Marketing Club 3, 4 GREENWOOD, LAWRENCE fLarryj Business Administration 3C Pleasant View Fall River, Mass. Activities: Treas. Junior Class Junior Prom Com. Phi Psi Bus. Admin. Student Senate-Dis. Rep. AMA Varsity Baseball 1, Intra. 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HANLEY, ERNEST fErniej Business Administration 130 Tremont St. Fall River, Mass. Activities: Phi Psi Freshman Vice Pres. Soph. Rep. Student Coun. HARRIS NANCY CAROL Textile Design 70 Sycamore St. New Bedford, Mass. HARTIGAN, EDWARD J. qiiddiey Business Administration 109 Laurel St. Fairhaven, Mass. Activities: Marketing Club Intra. Basketball HAUBNER, SUZANNE RENEE qsuey Visual Design 224 Maple St. Framingham, Mass. Activities: Kappa Sigma Phi 2, 3, 4 QSecretary 4, Pledge- Master 45 Soph. Class Rep. for Miss Soph. Class Rep. For Winter Car. Queen Junior Prom Com. Yearbook Staff HEBERT, FRANK B. Business Administration 29 Crane St. Westport, Mass. Activities: Phi Psi 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Senate 3, 4 HEBERT, LEO Electrical Engineering 51 Bonney St. New Bedford, Mass Activities: Delta Kappa Phi 2, 3, 4 IEEE 2, 3, 4 HEGELE, LINWOOD QLinj Mechanical Engineering 313 Orchard St. New Bedford, Mass. Activities: M. E. Club 1, 2, 3, 4 HELGELAND, ROBERT C. fBobj Electrical Engineering SMTI 71 Bellevue St. New Bedford, Mass. Activities: IEEE HELGER, GEORGE E. III Electrical Engineering 706 East Road Tiverton, R. I. HENRY, DIANE E. Mathematics 160 Souza Road Tiverton, R. I. HICKEY, JAMES D. Uimj Business Admirfistration 920 Westland St. New Bedford, Mass. Activities: Marketing Club 3, 4 HIGBE, ALLAN DEAN Electrical Engineering 127 Bridge St. New Bedford, Mass. HILTON, JOYCE LOUISE Painting 1727 Fall River Ave. Seekonk, Mass. HODGE, PHILO B. QBuddyj Mechanical Engineering South St. Roxbury, Conn. Activities: M. E. Club HOWLAND, ANN Visual Design HOWLAND, ROBERT F. QBobj Electrical Engineering 52 Ashley St. New Bedford, Mass. Activities: IEEE-Vincent Bendix Award Revere Copper 8: Brass Scholarship Ivy Circle League Scholarship 1-4 HUBBARD, CARL M. fHubj Mechanical Engineering Neck Road Mattapoisett, Mass. Activities: M. E. Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Newman Club 2, 3, 4 fa HUMMEL, EDWARD P. qEdaie5 Chi Delta Phi 1, 2, 3, 4 Chemistry Chorus 2, 3 12 Spooner St. New Bedford, Mass. Activities: Chorus Pres. 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Cross Country 4 Drama Club 4 Torch 4 German Club 4 IDE, MARY LOUISE Medical Technology ISHERWOOD, JOHN F. Civil Engineering 184 Highland Road Tiverton, R. I. JACKSON, MICHAEL Textile Technology JACKSON, RUSSELL R. QRussj Business Administration 81 Bridge St. Fairhaven, Mass. Activities: Vice Pres. Senior Class Management Club 3, 4 Delta Kappa Phi 2, 3, 4 CChap. Editor, Assist. Treasurerj Junior Prom Com. Circle K 2, 3, 4 JOHNSON, STEPHEN CHARLES Mechanical Engineering Tremont St. Rehoboth, Mass. KALLIO, ROBERT VICTOR Electrical Engineering 656 Center St. Pembroke, Mass. KENNEY, JOHN F. Electrical Engineering 4, General Sherman St. Taunton, Mass. Activities: IEEE Epsilon Phi Pi Engineering Society Baseball 1 KENNEY, PATRICIA M. QPatj Medical Technology 827 Globe St. Fall River, Mass. Activities: Biology Club 1, 2, 3, 4 KESHURA, MICHAEL Electrical Engineering 83 Lepes Road No. Tiverton, R. I. ' KING, D. J. Biology KING, MAURICE B. Mechanical Engineering 101 Perkins Ave. Somerset, Mass. KING, RICHARD CLAUDE Mechanical Engineering KOSS, HELEN Biology 27 County Road East Freetown, Mass. Activities: Chi Delta Phi KOWALCZYK, ROBERT E. Mathematics 23 Bannister St. New Bedford, Mass. Activities: Math Club 2, 3, 4 fPres. 3, 4j KRAIHANZEL, WILLIAM C. C Electrical Engineering 55 Chestnut St. So. Dartmouth, Mass. Activities: IEEE 2, 5, 4 KRIGER, SCOTT JAY fScottyJ Business Administration 111 Coventry Circle Brockton, Mass. Activities: Pres. Soph. Class Management Club Varsity Baseball and Basketball Delta Kappa Phi CSgt. at Armsj Yearbook Sports Ed. 4 Junior Prom Com. LABRIE, RICHARD W. fDickJ Business Administration 9 Harvey St. Taunton, Mass. Bill Activities: Phi Psi LA CAVA, MICHAEL A. CMikej Business Administration 25 No. Eastern Ave. Fall River, Mass. Activities: Phi Psi Management Club LAMBALOT, DENNIS A. CDenj Electrical Engineering 148 Tallman St. New Bedford, Mass. Activities: IEEE LAMONTAGN E, HENRY Electrical Engineering 236 Hersom St. New Bedford, Mass. Activities: Delta Kappa Phi 2, 3, 4 IEEE 2, 3, 4 LA MONTAGNE, RICHARD R. Electrical Engineering 15 Jocelyn St. New Bedford, Mass. Activities: Delta Kappa Phi 2, 3 fAsst. Treas. 4j IFC 3 CVice Pres. 4D IEEE 2, 3 fTreas. 4j LAPRISE, ROBERT O. QSuperj Textile Technology 159 Globe St. Fall River, Mass. Activities: Phi Psi 2, 3, 4 AATT 1, 2, 3, 4 LAQUERRE, RICHARD JOHN Mechanical Engineering 101 Maryland St. New Bedford, Mass. LASSONDE, RONALD ROLAND Chemistry 70 Euclid Ave. Somerset, Mass. Activities: Chemistry Club American Chemical Soc. Geology Club 88 Nelson St. New Bedford, Mass. Activities: ACS Vice Chairman AATCC Chairman Varsity Track Dean's List 3, 4 LAVALLEE, DAVID P. fDavej Visual Design 19 Alan St. Tiverton, R. I. Activities: Epsilon Phi Pi 1, 2, 3, 4 Fencing 1, 2, 3 LAVIGNE, PAUL ROLAND Biology 207 Oliver St. Fall River, Mass. Activities: Biology Club 1, 2, 3, 4 QTreas. 2, Pres. 35 Epsilon Phi Pi 1-4 LAVOIE, NORMAN F. Textile Technology 1192 So. Main St. Fall River, Mass. LEBLANC, RONALD CONRAD Electrical Engineering 402 Sawyer St. New Bedford, Mass. LE BOEUF, ROGER N. Business Administration LEDOUX, RONALD R. CRonj Mechanical Engineering 343 Chatterton Ave. Somerset. Mass. Activities: M. E. Club LEGAULT, RICHARD D. fDickj Business Administration 26 Laura St. Tiverton, R. I. Activities: Management Club 4 Epsilon Phi Pi Dean's List 1, 2, 3, 4 LEMBERG, ARTHUR E. Mechanical Engineering LAUBE, STEPHEN G- CSffveD LEONARD, KENNETH PAUL Textile Chemistry Marketing 2 LESHYK, WAYNE Textile Technology 18 John St. Fairhaven, Mass. LITTLE, JOHN ROBERT CBobj Mechanical Engineering 95 Charlotte St. Fall River, Mass. Activities: Epsilon Phi Pi 1, 2, 3 M. E. Club 2, 3, 4 fTreasurer 31 Intra. Basketball 4 LOMBARD, JOHN JOSEPH JR. Business Administration 249 Marion Road Wareham, Mass. LOMBARDO, PATRICIA A. QPatj Visual Design 18 Orchard Ave. Warren, R. I. LONGWORTH, EDWARD JR. Mechanical Engineering LOWENTHAL, ELAYNE G. Painting 728 Langley St. Fall River, Mass. LUCAS, SHARON L. Visual Design 270 Wood St. New Bedford, Mass. Activities: Kappa Sigma Phi LUSSIER, DENIS G. QDenj Mechanical Engineering 515 Birch St. Fall River, Mass. Activities: M. E. Club 2, 3 fTreasurer 4j Epsilon Phi Pi 2, 3 ASTM 2, 3 Intramurals 4 MACHADO, ROBERT D. QPeachesj Mathematics 32 Harrison St. New Bedford, Mass. Activities: Mu Beta Tau IFC Delegate Math Club Chorus MAGAN, RICHARD L. QRickj Electrical Engineering 16 Meadow St. So. Dartmouth, Mass. Activities: Delta Kappa Phi IEEE MAGNIN, BYRON PAUL QButchj Electrical Engineering 254 Potomska Road So. Dartmouth, Mass. Activities: IEEE MALONE, KATHLEEN A. QKathyj Visual Design 182 Mason Ave. Somerset, Mass. Activities: Technology Staff 1 Kappa Sigma Phi 1, 2 Yearbook 4 MARBLE, SAMUELAL. Biology 31 Avon Ave. Somerset, Mass. Activities: Soccer 1 Varsity Club 1 Biology Club 2, 3, 4 Epsilon Phi Pi 3, 4 MARCHANT, RUSSELL K. Textile Technology MARSH, ROBERT A. fBobj Electrical Engineering 57 Prairie Ave. Swansea, Mass. Activities: Epsilon Phi Pi 1-4 fExec. Com. lj Varsity Baseball 1 Intra. Basketball IEEE MATY, JULIE A. Mathematics 165 State Road No. Dartmouth, Mass. Activities: Newman Club 1 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 fBus. Manager 3, 4J Math. Club 2, 3 fSec. 2, Vice Pres. 31 Chi Delta Phi 2, 3, 4 CAsst. Treas. 35 Torch 2, 3, 4 fFeature Ed. 3, 4j Drama Club 3, 4 Jr. Class Vice Pres. Dean's List 1, 2, 3, 4 Lea Custodio Award MC CALLUM, MARGARET Medical Technology MC CARTHY, JAMES M. Uimj Mechanical Engineering 21 Fielding St. New Bedford, Mass. Activities: M. E. Club Pres. Phi Psi Sports Car Club MC DERMOTT, CARLA A. Business Administration 28 Green St. Westport, Mass. MC GILL, HAROLD W. fHarryj Textile Technology 324 Barnaby St. Fall River, Mass. Activities: Soccer 1, 2, 3 Epsilon Phi Pi AATT 1, 2 Varsity Club 1, 2 MC GINNIS, JERRY BRUCE Textile Technology 1280 Acushnet Ave. New Bedford, Mass. Activities: Delta Kappa Phi 2, 3, 4 Basketball 3, 4 Student Senate 1, 2 AATT 2, 3, 4, MC KENNA, PAUL JAMES Visual Design MC LAUGHLIN, TERRY W. Civil Engineering 79 Reservoir Ave. Middletown, R. I. Activities: M. E. Club 1 MEDEIROS, ROBERT W. Textile Technology 905 Rockdale Ave. New Bedford, Mass. MELENDES, ROBERT A. CBobj Physics 96 Willis St. New Bedford, Mass. Activities: Physics Club MELLO, JAMES E. Uimmyj Textile Technology 4192 Acushnet Ave. New Bedford, Mass. Activities: Delta Kappa Phi CAsst. Treas. 3, Pledgemaster 4j AATT-Sec. 3 Circle K Sec. 3 Lt. Gov. 4 Student Council 3 MICHAUD, ROBERT W. QBobj Accounting 35 Carpenter St. Tiverton, R. I. Activities: Dean's List 1, 2 Epsilon Phi Pi Student Senate Treas. Senior Class MOREAU, DOROTHY A. 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Adivltiesl SMTI Symphony PAIVA, DENNIS M. Business Administration 62 Quarry St. Fall River, Mass. Activities: Epsilon Phi Pi 1, 2, 5, 4 Management Club 4 Junior Prom Com. Dean's List 1, 2, 3, 4 PATNAUDE, RAYMOND Business Administration PAVAO, JOSEPH F. JR. Qoej Electrical Engineering 697 Hart St. Dighton, Mass. Activities: IEEE Epsilon Phi Pi Intra. Basketball PEDDER, JANICE E. fJanJ Medical Technology 34 Hutton St. Fall River, Mass. Activities: Chi Delta Phi Biology 1, 2, 3 PERRY, DANIEL N. fDanJ Mechanical Engineering 23 Juniper St. New Bedford, Mass. Activities: M. E. Club. ASTM Dean's List 3 PERRY, JOHN E. Business Administration 1163 Amer. Legion Hwy. Westpon, Mass. PERRY, THOMAS R. QTomj Accounting 10 Choate St. Fall River, Mass. PETRILAK, EDWARD ENGLAND Painting 103 Godfrey Lane Huntington, N. Y. Activities: Varsity Club 1 Soccer 1 Track 1 Fencing 1, 2 Talker 2, 3, 4 CEditor 3, 4j Epsilon Phi Pi 2, 3, 4 fChancellor 4J PINEAU, HENRY LEO fHankJ Textile Technology 1640 Pleasant St. Fall River, Mass. Activities: AATT 1, 2, 3, 4 PIRES, RICHARD JOSEPH Textile Technology 23 Lucas St. New Bedford, Mass. Activities: Soccer Delta Kappa Phi PLAMONDON, PAUL R. Textile Technology 14 Sebastian St. Somerset, Mass. Activities: Yearbook 2 AATT 1, 2, 3, 4 AATCC 3, 4 PLANT, KENNETH R. CKenJ Mechanical Engineering 584 So. Beach St. Fall River, Mass. Activities: M. E. Club 1, 2, 3 Vice Pres. 4 PLOURDE, MADELINE D. Painting Stafford Road Tiverton, R. I. Activities: Chorus 2 Drama Club 4 Movie Series Sel. Committee 4 POITRAS, AUDREY M. Mathematics 612 Eastern Ave. Fall River, Mass. Activities: Math Club 1, 2, 3, 4 fSec.-Treas. 3, 4 PROUT, RICHARD R. Business Administration 105 Cross Street Randolph, Mass. PUCCINI, GERALD DAVID Accounting 10V2 Lawrence Street Taunton, Mass. Activities: Epsilon Phi Pi RAMOS, TEOFILO A. Visual Design 61 Lincoln Avenue Fall River, Mass. RAPOZA, EDMUND S., JR. Electrical Engineering 145 Campbell Street New Bedford, Mass. Activities: Delta Kappa Phi I.E.E.E. Club RAPOZA, JR. JOSEPH Electrical Engineering 803 Stafford Road Fall River, Mass. Activities, I.E.E.E. Club RAPOZO, LOUIS Textile Technology 188 Belleville Road New Bedford, Mass. fMadj REIMELS, THOMAS SHAW Mechanical Engineering 279 Main Street Buzzards Bay, Mass. REMY, DONALD G. Business Administration 415 Water Street Portsmouth, Rhode Island RICHARDS, RONALD G. Business Administration 614 So. Main Street Fall River, Mass. RIGBY, WARREN A. Business Administration 1497 President Avenue Fall River, Mass. Activities: Management Club Political Science Club ROARKE, JAMES W. Business Administration 346 Warner Street Fall River, Mass. Activities: Management Club QEXC Councilj American Management Assoc ROCK, ADRIEN H. Electrical Engineering 156 Campbell Street New Bedford, Mass. Activities: Delta Kappa Phi 2, 3 Social Chairman 4 I.E.E.E. 2, 3 , 4 ROLFE, JANET R. Medical Technology RONDELLI, JOHN MARIO Accounting 19 Lovell Street Middleboro, Mass. ROSE, JR. EDWARD F. Textile Technology 7 Diane Street Acushnet, Mass. . ' . Activities: Activities: Phi psi 3, 4 Varsity Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4 A.A.T.T. 3, 4 Co-Captain Varsity Basketball 1 Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4 A.A.T.T. 3, 4 Textile Design Naval Aviation Officers 20 I1'Vif1f0U Street School New Bedford, Mass. Q2 Activities: Scrimshaw 3, 4 Kappa Sigma Phi 3, 4 Torch 3 Chorus 1, 2, 3 Madrigal Singers 1, 2, 3 Drama 3, 4 RYALL, MARIAN JANET Chemistry 83 Gidley Road North Dartmouth, Mass. Activities: Chorus 1, 2 Chi Delta Phi 3, 4 Inter-Fraternity Council 3 A.C.S. Student Affiliate Chapter 4 Treasurer 4 SAADI, JOHN T. Electrical Engineering 232 State Street New Bedford, Mass. Activities: I.E.E.E. Club Vice President of International Students Club SACHS, MICHAEL COHEN Electrical Engineering 123 Morningside Road Worcester, Mass. Activities: I.E.E.E. 3, 4 Psychology Club 2 Math Club 1, 2 Intra-Basketball 1, 2 ST. AMOUR, FREDERICK F. 290 Anthony Street Fall River, Mass. Activities: S.M.T.I. Sports Car Club ST. ONGE, LAWRENCE A. Accounting 15 Pope Street' New Bedford, Mass. Activities: Phi Psi Student Council ST. ONGE, WILLARD Visual Design 431 High Street Somerset, Mass. SAMSON, CLAIRE BLANCH Business Administration 681 Old Fall River Road No. Dartmouth, Mass. Activities: Newman Club 1 Kappa Sigma Phi 2, 3, 4 Treasurer 4 Class Secretary 3, 4 Management Club 4 Dean's List 1, 3 SANT OS, DAVID C. Textile Technology 222 Seabury Street New Bedford, Mass. SANTOS, RODNEY JOHN Textile Technology RFD 9653, Circuit Road No. Dartmouth, Mass. Activities: A.A.T.T. 3, 4 Nu Beta Tau 3, 4 SAVICH, RONALD Chemistry 156 Tea Neck Road Ridgefield Park, N. SCRIVO, FERDINAND A. fButchJ Business Administration 1124 Bedford Street Fall River, Mass. Activities: Phi Psi American Management Assoc. SERA, LUIGI 3 Electrical Engineering 62 Elliott Street Worcester, Mass. I.E.E.E. SHEEHAN, RICHARD WILLIAM CRickJ Textile Technology 38 Rounds Street New-Bedford, Mass. Activities: A.A.T.T. 3, 4 Delta Kappa Phi 2, 3, 4 SHERMAN, JOHN S. flronmanj Accounting 36 Chancery Street New Bedford, Mass. Activities: Delta Kappa Phi 3, 4 Sergeant-at-Arms and Pledge Master Circle K 2, 3 Board of Directors 4 Lt. Gov. Div. II and III Tennis 2, 3, 4 I.F.C. 4 Sailing Club 4 International Club 4 SHORROCK, STEVEN ROBERT CStuffyj Textile Technology 74 Spruce Street New Bedford, Mass. Activities: A.A.T.T. A.A.T.C.C. SILVA, SUSAN JANE fSuej Fashion Illustration 8 North Street Rochester, Mass. Activities: Head Cheerleader 3 Kappa Sigma Phi SIMMONS, DANA REED Painting So. of Commons Little Compton, R.I. SNIGGER, ROBERT JAMES Textile Technology 255 Eugenia Street New Bedford, Mass. Activities: Delta Kappa Phi Varsity Baseball Team Varsity Basketball Tea.m SOUZA, JOHN J. CJoseJ Electrical Engineering 17 Sheppard Avenue Brockton, Mass. SOUZA, PAUL V. Textile Technology 60 Orchard Street New Bedford, Mass. Activities: Nu Beta Tau A.A.T.T. SOUZA, RUTH ANNE QFufj Chemistry 35 McGurk Street New Bedford, Mass. Activities: American Chem. Society Teacher's Aide-Adult Basic Education Program SPINGLER, HENRY L. Painting 11 West Street Newport, Rhode Island SPIRLET, RAYMOND JOHN QRayJ Textile Technology 2225 Purchase Street New Bedford, Mass. Activities: Golf Team 1, 2, 3, 4 Captain Baseball Team 3, 4 A.A.T.T. 1, 2, 3, 4 Delta Kappa Phi Social Chairman 2, 3, 4 STETSON, G. ROBERT, JR. Electrical Engineering 173 Leonard Street Acushnet, Mass. Activities: I.E.E.E. STONE, RICHARD DAVID fDickJ Business Administration 12 Patton Avenue Somerset, Mass. Activities: Dean's List 2, 3, 4 Student Senate 4 Sr. Class Senator Parliamentarian Finance Committee: Co-Chairman Election Commission Student Accredited Organi- zation: Asst. Treasurer Senior Class Exec. Council Management Club 3, 4 Treasurer 4 American Management Assoc. 3, 4 El Circulo Espanol QSpanish Clubj President 3 Orientation Committee: Asst. Chairman Marketing Club 3 4 S.M.T.I. Representative to S.E. Mass. Purchasing Agents Association 4 Junior Prom Committee: Program Chairman Name Change Committee 4 STUPALSKI, FREDERICK J. Mechanical Engineering 20 Main Avenue No. Dartmouth, Mass. SULLIVAN, JR. JAMES E. Accounting SYLVIA, RAYMOND fRayJ Accounting 5 Taber Street Fairhaven, Mass. TABER, GEORGE FRANCES JR. Mechanical Engineering TANGUAY, RONALD cHARLEs qnoimiey Textile Finishing 62 Hoye Street New Bedford, Mass. Activities: Phi Psi A.A.T.T. A.A.T.C.C. TAVARES, JR. JOHN Textile Fashion 341 North Street New Bedford, Mass. Activities: Nu Beta Tau A.A.T.T. 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