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

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1982 volume:

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If - vi ,, S r Q f v .,:, 3, .7 X -QM X 94 yt Joseph Barrett Ann Connors Spanish Human Resour es John Malloy, Jr, Steven McDonough Mechanical Engineering Visual Design Samir Abi Younes - Political Science Marilyn Poraham - Multidisciplinary Studies Louis Adam - Business Administration Francis Adekemi - Civil Engineering Victor Alolabi - Marketing Ana Allonso - Mathematics Pedro Atricano - Political Science Mehrnaz Ashvami - Textile Technology Lucille Asuian - Sociology Paul Ahenn - EconomicsfPolitical Science David Alderman - Electrical Engineering Josephine Alfonso - Humanities David Allard - Management Donna Allen - Civil Engineering Tech. 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Susan Bonneau - English Laurie-Beth Boosahda - Textile Design Kenneth Borowy - Mechanical Engineering Tech. Barbara Borsa - Business Administration Marie Boultard - Nursing Stephen Bradshaw - Business Administration Gregory Bramblett - Biology Barbara Bressler - Design Gary Brewer - Management Patrica Brown - Psychology Ralph Brown Jr. - Sociology Ronald Cabell - History Analia Cabral -- PshchologyfPortugese Cynthia Cabral - Fine Arts Nancy Cabral - Chemistry Francis Cabral Jr. - Mathematics Gregory Callahan - Electrical Engineering Robert Camara - Accounting Donald Campbell - Electrical Engineering Richard Campion - Sociology lone Caplette - Psychology Kevin Carey - Fine Arts Peter Carlin - Art History Wayne Carlson - Mechanical Engineering Tech. Bette Carney - Fine Arts Cathleen Carpenter - Medical Technology Mary Carroll - Nursing Jeltrey Carter - Electrical Engineering Tech. Pamela Caruso - Business Administration James Castleberry - Mathematics Ann Castro - Business Administration Ronald Cavallaro - Accounting Richard Chace - Spanish Anne Chadwick - Multidisciplinary Studies Dennis Chagnon - Business Administration Sr. Annette Chagnon - Multidisciplinary Studies Robert Chambers - Chemistry Sug Chan - Electrical Engineering Sheila Charpentier - Business Administration Robert Christman - Management James Clark - Electrical Engineering Ellen Cleary - Nursing Joanne Cless - Nursing Joan Coelho - Nursing Robert Collet 4 Management Florence Collins - Psychology Margaret Collins - Marketing David Colson - Electrical Engineering Walter Conley - Biology Mark Coosan - Textile Technology Glen Corman - Electrical Engineering Ernest Correira - Electrical Engineering Donald Costa - Biligual Education Ronald Costa - Art Education Susan Costa - Psychology Mary Costello - Business Administration Colleen Dotter - Mechanical Engineering Tech Edward Coury - Political Science Suzanne Coutinho - Psychology Ray Crabb - Hunamities Charlotte Craven - English James Crook - Business Administration Cheryl Crossley - Val - Multidisciplinary Studies Richard Crosson - Management John Crowe - Art Education Joanne Crowley - Accounting Patricia Crowley - Fine Arts Susan Crowley - Art Education Thomas Curtiss - Civil Engineering Tech. Walter Cynar Jr. - Chemistry Jane Czaporowski - Sociology John Czornyi - Chemistry leslie DaCosta - Psychology Jose DaSilva - Political Science Bonita Daly - Business Edministration Thomas Dandeneau - Biology Dale Dandrea - Electrical Engineering Wayne Darbeau - Economics Jellrey Davis -- Sociology Jill Davison - Textile Technology Vicki Dawson -- Psychology Patricia DaBoer - Accounting David DeMello - Management Edward DeSouza - Electrical Engineering Tech. Philip DeYouns - History Dale Delzenero - Psychology David Demasi - Art Education John Dempsey - Marketing Richard Deslauriers - Management Donald Desmarais - Accounting John Desses -- Business Administration Sheila Deston - Hostory Michele Devitt - Psychology Howard Dillon - Nursing Paul Donndelinger - Mechanical Engineering Kerrie Donnelly - Sociology Scott Douglas - Management Edward Dowdall - Civil Engineering Tech. John Driscoll - Mechanical Engineering Tech. Richard Dubois Jr. - Marketing Douglas Dusseault - Fine Arts Scott Dyer - Mechanical Engineering Diane East - Humanities Thomas Eckert - Humanities Diane Edward - Ml Joseph El-Batal - Electrical Engineering George El-Rahi - Computer Programming Pamela Ellis - Multidisciplanary Studies Philip Emery - Biology Stephen Eubanks - Economics Scott Fahle - Biology Amos Fakuluio - Civil Engineering Carol Falcone - Mechanical Engineering Kirk Fallon - Marketing Joseph Farina Jr. - Civil Engineering Tech. David Farnsworth - Chemistry Charles Fears lll - Business Administration Scott Federico - Psychology Jacqueline Feener - Marketing Beverly Fernandes - Nursing Pedro Fernandez - Electrical Engineering Thomas Flanigan - English Anne Folster - Sociology Joan Forte - C0 lisbeth Frates - Mathematics Sandra Freitas - Biology Theresa Freitas - Bilingual Education Mary lou Frias - Ml Sandra Frodin - Psychology Karen Fulginiti - Accounting Stephen Furtado - Psychology Richard Gagne - Management Ava Galante - Sociology Frank Gallasher - Civil Engineering Pamela Gallagher - Accounting Kevin Galligan - Business Administration David Ganley - Management Andrew Garte - Biology Tech Andrew Garte, Biology Daune Gatenby, History Daniel Gelinas, Human Resources Howard Gerber, Electrical Engineering John Germano, Accounting Carl Getman, Management Seyed Gheirat, Textile Technology Mariorie Gibson, Multidisciplinary Studies Joy Gilman, French James Glaser, Accounting Mary Jo Glavin, Nursing Wayne Glover, Mechanical Engineering Shelley Godfrey, Psychology Fred Goheen, English Kenneth Gomes, Multidisciplinary Studies Russell Gomes, Multidsiciplinary Studies Mark Gonsalves, Accounting Richard Goodell, Accounting Ann Gosciminski, English Claudia Gosciminski, Design Vicki Gosselin, Chemistry Darrell Grant, Multidisciplinary Studies Mary Gray, Chemistry Joan Guertin, Ml Namir Habboosh, Electrical Engineering Wallace Hammond Jr., Psychology Clare Hanley, Nursing Thomas Hannon Jr., Nursing Wanda Harris, Nursing Eugene Hart, History Eric Hartisan, Accounting Farzana Hassan, Business Administration Todd Hassett, Accounting Rosemarie Hawkes, Art Education James Healy, Marketing Geraldine Hebb, Nursing Paula Hennessey, Management Clillord Henry, Management Daniel Henry, Management Arthur Hilliard, Mechanical Engineering Tech. Anne Hochman, Business Administration Michael Hosdan, Electrical Engineering John Holloway, Business Administration Donna Horan, Management Daniel Howard, Management Robin Howard, Sociology George Howayeck, Jr., BiologyfChemistry Thomas Howell, Marketing James Howley, Civil Engineering Tech. Robert Hubbard, Marketing Paul Husson, Human Resources Gress Hunt, Civil Engineering 98 Stephen Jankins, Mechanical Engineering Tech Roxanne Jarvis, Management Aleta Jepsen, Multidisciplinary Studies Bruce Johnson, Economics laurie Johnson, Nursing Sylvester Jordan Jr., Humanities Edward Kaeterle, Chemistry Gary Kane, Business Administration Kenneth Karsten Jr., Electrical Engineering Janet Kawa, Business Administration louis Kazen, Psychology Judith Kearley, Business Administration Michael Kellish, Physics lorna Ketin, Psychology Stephen King, Management Shawn Kinney, Chemistry Edward Knapp, Psychology Kenneth Koch ll, Electrical Engineering Paul Koczera, Psychology Sophia Koutsopapa, Chemistry Vivian Kuss, Multidisciplinary Studies Claudia l'Abbe, Nursing Robert laVallee, Multidisciplinary Studies Ronald Ladurantaye, Accounting Elizabeth Latlerty, Design Evelyne Lallamme, Business Administration Edmond Laliberte, Electrical Engineering Tech. Frederick Lansdevin, Management Veronique Lassiter, Marketing Stuart Latessa, Management Joyce Laushlin, Psychology Michael Lawrence, Sociology Carole Le Tendre, Nursing Marc LeBlanc, Management Katherine LePase, Sociology Donald Leaver, Business Administration Patricia Lenoshan, English Joanne Lescault, Psychology Mark Leslie, Biology Gary Letendre, Accounting Julie Letourneau, Computer Programming Richard Levesque, Management Yinslin Li, Chemistry Carol Libby, Biology Steven Lieber, Management John Lonersdan, Management Theresa Lopes, History Laurie Lovely, Art History James Luddy, Music Betty Lynch, Psychology Kevin Lynch, Business Administration Humberto Macedo, Electrical Engineering Allred Machado, Mathematics Carlos Machado, Mechanical Engineering Warren Mackensen, Business Administration Thomas Masuire, Economics Dawn Mahanor, Psychology John Mulloy Jr., Mechanical Engineering Julie Mandell, Multidisciplinary Studies Stephen Manley, Physics Lisa Manning, Sociology Odette Manning, Nursing Anthony Martin, Business Administration Marlene Martin, PsychologyfSociology Maria Martins, Multidisciplinary Studies Paul Martins, Business Administration Pamela Marvelle, Fine Arts James Masterson, Accounting Antoinette Mastroberti, Art History John Matheson, Multidisciplinary Studies Daniel McCarthy, TE Timothy McCarthy, Electrical Engineering Tech Michael McCloskey, Management Paul McDonald, Art Education Beniamin McGuiness, Economics Thomas McHenry, Political Science Linda McMurray, Humanities Ellen Measher, Medical Technology Gregory Medeiros, Business Administration John Medeiros, Electrical Engineering Susan Mello, Nursing Thomas Mello, Civil Engineering Tech. Victor Mello, Management Nancy Mercier, Design Susan Messner, Fine Arts Barry Meunier, Business Administration Evelyn Midura, Accounting Janet Misheault, Sociology Karl Miller, Medical Technology Jose Miranda, Electrical Engineering John Mitchell, Marketing Carol Maloney, Psychology Ann Monteiro, Spanish Catherine Montishy, Multidisciplinary Studies William Montishy, Art HistoryfBiology Theresa Monuteaux, Sociology Mary Jo Mooney, Multidisciplinary Studies Jeanne-Marie Monquin-Falandys, Humanities Bridget Moran, Nursing Mary Moran, Nursing Nancy Morano, Fine Arts Robert Morsdan, Textile Technology James Moriarty Jr., Psychology Daniel Morrissey, Electrical Engineering Tech. lynn Morton, Multidisciplinary Studies Andrew Moss, Management Timothy Mudsett, History Nancy Mullick, Design Kevin Murphy, Management John Murray Jr,, Civil Engineering Tech. Scott Muzzy, Biology William Napolitano, Multidisciplinary Studies Alphonse Nash, Accounting Nadine Nash, Art Education Amy Nelson, Management Donna Nemec, Biology linda Ns, Management Rebecca Nichols, Accounting Eric Niebel, Design Victor Niedzwiecki, Mechanical Engineering Matthew Niziolek, Management Mary Nochimow, Textile Design Scott Nosueira, Electrical Engineering Tech. Thomas Nolette, Mechanical Engineering Philip Normand, English John Norris, Political Science Dianne North, Nursing James O'Donnell, Management Elizabeth O'Oara, English Jacqueline O'NeiIl, Psychology linda Oliveira, English Lourdes Oliveira, Bilingual Education Mary Oliveira, Sociology Edward Olkkola, Finance Scott Orton, Management Mary Owen, English Beatrice Pacheco, Humanities Richard Pacheco, Sociology Albert Packard, Ml Carol Pape, Nursing Ronald Paquette, Mechanical Engineering Robert Pardini, Marketing Kathryn Parent Atkins, Art Education Joseph Parola, Marketing Pamela Pavao, Nursing Paul Pavao, Management Carlos Paz, History Noreen Pease, Nursing Helene Peck, Sociology Susanne Pereira, Humanities '.. s I --X Brian Perry, Design Janet Perry, Sociology Paul Perry, Psychology Stephen Perry, History Robert Perry Jr., History Dale Peterson, Scoiology Thomas Petrouski, Psychology Peter Phillips, Mathematics Thomas Pickerins, Civil Engineering Leslie Pieroni, English Henry Pietrzykowski, Business Administration Jane Poitras, History Susan Portella, Psychology Claudette Posca, Nursing Anthony Provazza, Psychology Brian Putnam, Business Administration lisa Putnam, Design Arleen Ouinlan, Nursing Michael Quinn, Finance Richard Radovsky, English Deborah Raymond, Chemistry Bradford Rea, Civil Engineering John Reale, Business Administration too , l',fl'fTi'a'r'P 'f5z'MT Gordon Rebello, Management Helen Redmond, Sociology Patricia Resdan, Art Education Randolph Resula, Business Administration Jeffrey Rezendes, Textile Technology George Rhodes, English David Ribeiro, Civil Engineering Tech. Peter Richards, Management David Rioux, English Therese Rivera, Multidisciplinary Studies lisa Robbins, Accounting Paul Robillard, Business Administration Renee Robitaille, Finance Anna Roda, Psychology Cynthia Roderick, Multidisciplinary Studies Michael Roderick, Civil Engineering Tech. Jody Roderigues, Multidisciplinary Studies Edward Rogers, Business Administration Priscilla Rogers, Political SciencefSociology Marilyn Ronane, Art Education Jorge Rosa, Electrical Engineering Anthony Rose, Political Science Patricia Rose, Multidisciplinary Studies 3 St Roy Rowe, Civil Engineering Diane Rowell, Psychology John Roza lll, Civil Engineering John Rumbut Jr., Electrical Engineering Andrew Rosnock Jr., Electrical Engineering lena Rutman, Computer Science Mildred Ryan, Humanities Michael Sadaka, Civil Engineering Peter Sadowski, Management Susan Salander, Multidisciplinary Studies Edward Sarkis, Mechanical Engineering Joseph Saulino, Multidisciplinary Studies Stephen Savaria, Management Jerry Schoonover, Business Administration l-larold Sears Jr., Electrical Engineering Leslie Seastrom, Nursing Susanne Seifer, Psychology Steven Sellars, Civil Engineering Dana Selley, Biology William Serpa lll, Business Administration Richard SeviSny, Design Thomas Sexton, l-lumanities Kimberly Shanley, Nursing Paul Shannon, Finance William Shelley, Mechanical Engineering Tech John Silvia Jr., Management Michael Simmons, Marketing Clifford Slaidins, English Richard Smith, Accounting Dulce Soares, SociologyfPoliticaI Science Eric Soderbers, Mechanical Engineering Jean Squaid, Civil Engineering Paulo Sousa, Electrical Engineering Tech. Paul Souza, Business Administration Resina Souza, Portugese Matthew Soza, English Donna Spagnuolo, Multidisciplinary Studies Mark Spencer, Textile Technology Richard St. Amour, Business Administration Jeannine St. Laurent, Multidisciplinary Studies David Stafford, Mechanical Engineering Joseph Stelmach, Civil Engineering Robert Stewart, English David Strinsham, Accounting Charles Sullivan, Accounting Kathleen Sullivan, Nursing Paul Sullivan, Civil Engineering Tech. Phyllis Sullivan, Nursing Thomas Sullivan, Political Science William Sullivan, Chemistry Mark Sumner, Electrical Engineering Suzanne Surfrenant, Textile Technology Ellen Sylvia, Psychology Glenn Sylvia, Textile Technology Michael Sylvia, Psychology Glenn Sylvia, Textile Technology Michael Sylvia, Business Administration Fred Tatro, Management Cyrus Tau, Electrical Engineering Hasan Tavakoli, Textile Technology Lisa Thadeu, Multidisciplinary Studies Issac Thomas Jr., English Mark Thompson, Art History Tedye Thompson, Nursing William Thompson, Management William Thran, Psychology Moussa Trad, Economics Arthur Trundy IV, Humanities Jeanne Tuskey, Psychology Steven Twaros, Sociology Thomas Tweedy, Music Paul Tykodi, Civil Engineering Marybrigid Vanaria, Humanities Marybeth Verani, Political Science Francisco Vieira, Psychology John Viens, Fine Arts Roland Violette, Multidisciplinary Studies Madeline Wasner, Psychology Grayton Waite, Art Education Martha-Joy Wannamaker, Pl Steven Weber, Accounting Edward Whalen Jr., Humanities John Whitaker, Economics Kathryn White, Management Stephanie White, Fine Arts Peter Wicker, Fine Arts Glendon Williams, Art Education David Winters, Electrical Engineering Tech. Marilyn Wnek, Psychology Evelina Yaroslavsky, Music Edmund Yarusites, Mechanical Engineering Tech Hany Youness, Computer Programming Maroun Zshondi, Civil Engineering Nancy Zlenon-O'Brien lO2 i r n i 103 I Commemorating ' the C1aSS of '82 through portxiiiture 1 . 1 31 ' - - ' ' A 11 f 11 E1 1 I 1 11 11 !! 1 The professionals from 1 l s, 1, , -5- Q ,fl V ' Lg, ' 1' 1. 1 '11, f .,'. Q .- gp f- If, na. , . u1w.'gq-who M .1 1. fx- 11 -me 1 1 1 1 ov-A1 R0Q2HQQ1fW Qyso 1 1 1 1 I 1 '1 481 Bodford St,Br1dgQWQ11Q1f1f1c1Q2321l 1 11 1 1 .....-. ,L AMERICAN AUTO, INC. 867 CHURCH STREET NEW BEDFORD, MASS, 02745 TELEPHONE 998-II4I CCDMPLIMENTS Authorized deoier tor A AMC - Jeep - Re It Service - Soles - S255 N D Best wishes for o greot future 635 Stote Rood, Rt. 6, North Dortrrtouth 992-I333 I 'Q mm IO5 ,v- fig ffff 5 ,', 'Q D04 THE TENTH ANNUAL EISTEDDFCD The SMU campus was lllfisteddofo- dized once again, this year marking the tenth year of the folk festival. Some ninety singers, dancers, storytellers, and traditional folk musicians displayed their talents at SMU's exclusive folk festival. Music, color, and costumes turned the campanile into an- other world for the first weekend in October of l98l. Sunny skies enhanced the outdoor workshops which included harmonies, con- tra, country and square dance, along with a vivacious Portuguese dance troupe. Evening concerts attracted near capacity crowds from all over as renowned folk musicians performed traditional lrish, English and Scot- tish tunes, ballads, blues and songs of the seas. The Eisteddfod festival was created by Howard Glasser, a faculty member from the College of Visual and Performing Arts. A man of vast experience, he has acquired an international reputation as an outstanding calligrapher. His musical interests have had a maior impact on the SMU community, es- pecially as coordinator of the monthly Cei- lidh folk music get togethers and the Eistedd- fod. This Eisteddfod was not only Professor Glasser's tenth, it also marked his last as chairman and organizer of the folk festival. ' l wununsqq ' , tl!! l s .,, Q-lun! -H+ ji L. IIO '-w A cool outumn breeze corried the oromo of toll leoves ond the sweet sound ot bonjos ond tiddles throughout the SMU courtyord. People sot with their teet topping mesmerized by the bright greens, reds, ond blues, ot the skirts on the lively Portuguese doncers. Men dressed in white kimono type suits with o red sosh obout their woists, Ieod the red-coped women in o grocetul donce oround the doncing pole. Their sott brown leother boots did o seemingly eosy lett, hop, hop right, hop, hop, drog bock, donce steps. Smoll bonds of performers milled obout, loughing ond ioking, tuning up their instruments. Mony coniured up to ploy together ond swop folk songs. Children coreened in circles, beorded men donced, ploying, swinging ond doncirtg, this wos the rustic culturol atmosphere Eisteddtod brings to SMU ond the l98O's. photos: M Program Council Presents: Oktoberfest! All October 16, 1982 Photos: McCormick H3 Halloween! Metzger lobove ond rightl e z X , 'HW 3 L 'Q 11 Photos: Mcfforrmck 'Ywk 6-7 'xg A5:ffx f 'I' . if x ' X UA fi AL 'Alfa THE JCE PERRY PRCDJECT On November 19th, SMU cought wind of the Joe Perry Proiect in the moin ouditorium. The Project feotured former leod guitorist of Aerosmith, Joe Perry os well os Ronnie Stewort on drums, Dovid Holl on Boss, ond Chorlie Forren doing leod vocols ond rhythm guitors. Energy wos high os could be expected with o heovy metol bond os drummer Ronnie Stewort pounded out o seven minute solo thot left tons storing in owe. The Project performed mony ot its originol cuts such os Buzz Buzz os well os some Aerosmith cuts such as Toys in the Attic . H6 i I I 1 1! ,P W if r 'F 1 P'c'cs ve'zgef H7 New Engldnd From the opening song to the linol encore, New Englond put out their udown to eorth rock-n-roll music to the SMU crowd. Performing cuts from oll three ot their olbums, New Englond ployed such originol fovorites os llD.D.T. , lll'loldin' out on Me , UL-5 , ond llDon't Ever Wonno Loose Yo . The multi tolented bond is composed of John Fonnon on leod guitors ond vocols, Hirsch Gordner on drums, Gory Sheo on boss guitor ond Jimmy Woldo ot the lceyboords. The bond exhibited their line showmonship ond cleon prolessionolism. They seemed to monipulote the crowd ot will with their stoge prescene bocked by their light show, on ortificiol log bonk ond o wolk through the crowd by Fonnon with o wireless guitor while performing o solo. New Englond proved to be onother prime exomple ot good ole home grown rock-n-roll. s.. Dhovos McCorm1ck Timofhy Leary g QS Pomfomine of Pontine I N Photos: McCormick T24 The SMU Theatre Company's opening production tor the school- Butley year was Simon Gray's llButIey . Butley was the story ot a man who moves in with a homosexual friend alter having been separated from his wife. The lead was played by Richard Kavanaugh, a professional actor from the Tony award winning Theatre Company Trinity. The style and technique of Kavanaugh was superb and served to en- hance the already well-executed play. Cast ot Characters Richard Kavanaugh ......... ...... B en Butley David Perry .................. ...... J oseph Keyston Thomas Shattoe ....... ...... R eg Nuttal Mellanie Snipes ....... ...... M s. Heasman Sally Jones ........ ...... E dna Shaft Eric Corwin ....... ...... M r. Gardner JN? phovos D, Murphy fs' A wimyqggf-.fr. f-sz Qt. Verscitions Versotions by Prof. Lehrer. The ploy is octuolly 8 seporote converso- tions which the outhor vvos permitted to tope ond use. After the ploy, o question, onswer, ond comment session vvos held with the ou-h thor. I 127 Night of the Iguana Night of the Iguana by Tennessee Williams. Set in a dumpy hotel on the Mexican coast in the late summer ol l94O, the action concerns the detroczked Rev. T. Lawrence Shannon and his exploits outside the domain ol the cloth. Cast ot Characters: Cameron lvlarean - Rev. T. Lawrence Shannon Robin Willis - Maxine Faulk linda Nelson - Hannah Jellces Robert Powers - Nonno Ned Tsouprake - l-lerr Fahrenkopl Sherry Tychsen - Frau Fahrenlcopf 1 l ..-....- L easmxdw ? Cross-Country The SMU Cross Country Teams, coached by Bob Dowd, out did themselves again in the 8l-82 season setting records in both mens and womens teams. On November 2lst, over a frozen snow covered golf-course in Kenosha, Wisconsin they reached another pinnacle in a long history of Harrier success. led by Cathy Carries, the womens team placed fourth in the nation in their first ever national competition, the National Collegiate Athletic Association Division Ill Championship Carnes who placed fourth out of ll6 runners became SMU's first All American in Womens Cross Country. Contributing to the womens effort were Terry Duhamel placed 37th, Julie Dube 45th, Senior Captain Nancy Lane 47th, Cheryl Mrozienshi 50th, Christy Baker 65, and Sharon Santamaria 70. The men, who were led by co-captain Keith Coughlin placed 18th finished eighth in the country. Out of a field of l85 runners, senior co-captain Brian lockard placed 39th, Bob Cosgrove 60th, Senior Jim Kent 73rd, Keith Paton lO6th, Joe Cooney l27th, and senior Matt Sukeforth l36th. 1111 11 - 1 1 1 1 ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 v 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - , , . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,111 1 1 131 Womens' Volleyball ii!- ' . ' ' ' .--..- , ss - .' fk ,. QUGTCS: PMMCCormiQk VV Z Season Record 6 Field Hockey lx :QI h w if :E- wi' 2126 ' 5 ., .51 . Q 11:1-YZ X ',:.x- 5 A '2? 'f.:Y4Zi .. jfa, win- sw- ,gh 'r gif X In 1:1'i?4'.: '44 .. ,Q in , , 3,44 .A ,Y '1'09-vi ,. 9-fi ff Q lf? 'gf' N. ' -' rlwutsdi -wana--v-.nwfibo fm'- ,J-. .PQ Season Record Won! 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'vu N an 1 N l .I ill 1 J X 1 1 l 1 N Q f 2 E L, ? r, Q- - , i I V K P E iff 1iV: Q'.1 ,B .,A, . l A M J I' i, r w D I 3. I r L P Chrissie Hynde and The Pretenders In '? E H in V r I 5 1 i l 143 w V N 1 W Y 5 w l I 1 144 'j M 145 Nikki Giovanni i 146 M On February 7th, Nikki Giovanni spoke to the SMU community in the campus center main auditorium. The combination lecture and poetry reading was sponsored by the Black Student Union, the Lecture Series, the Program Council and the Women's Center. It marked the lirst in a series ol events at SMU in accordance with Black Awareness Month. Ms. Giovanni spoke ol her maior concerns for the country and the world happening now in the 20th century. llWhat happened to people caring about people? she asked as she talked at how people today were becoming uncivilized. She touched upon the quality ol lite and the increasing apathy connected with the quality ot lite in today's society. uYoung people should get concerned and last! she stated. Ms. Giovanni also spoke ot the various trouble facets ofthe American government and its ignorance to the needs of the mass public. After her lecture, Ms. Giovanni proceeded to recite various poetry and prose. These included ul am she , llEgo Tripping , llOn the Death ot John Lennon , uGrowing Old , and l'Mirrors to name lust a few. Nikki Giovanni proved she is a witness to, disparity, inequality, philosophical contradic- tions as well as being a prophet humanitarian and friend ol the people. She made the crowd cry one moment and laugh the next. She made the the crowd become angry, and be glad to grow old and happy to be single and alone. lt was obvious by the audience's response that she had touched everyone, and deserved the standing ovation she received. BSU Fashion Show V v I i K. -,Yi A 4, 5 -233. . 2 ,gn 1 K iv i ' , A' 5 Y F i -I f f , JN fi 1 1 First Prize Second Prize Third Prize Photos: McDonald BSU Gong Show The Boston Dance Compcm y. H V N. W. I 1 S L I 1 . Y . B S 5 ? ,H 153 CGFFEEHCUSE presents SMU TALENT NIGHT I r I I n I E 155 Christmas Boll 156 i 1 Ill 3: una.-gg is I P Q f Q The WIZARD of CZ i 159 Cast ot Characters Norman Byron ............. Henry Carr Abe Novak .................. Tristan Tzata Timothy McCarthy ...... James Joyce Denise Maloney ........... Gwendolyn Carr Victor Durphily ............. Lenin Christine Romeo .......... Cecily John Delaney ............... Bennet photos' Dan Murphy TRAVESTIES Travesties, written by Tom Stoppard, was a play of limericks, puns, word play, contradictions and paradoxes. The play was a commentary on how arts and politics since World War I broke the established order. This was done by altering the scenes back and forth from one time period to another. This iuxtapositioning of the scenes was very effective and made the descrepancies between the two periods quite comic. Centered on the life experiences of Henry Carr, who was once a minor official in the consular corps in l9l4. Carr remembers himself as an important influence in the lives of the local intellectuals. The structure of the play was based heavily on llThe Importance of Being Earnest by Oscar Wilde, using it continuously as a source for allusions, puns and dialogues. llTravesties also relied on the historic coincidence that Lenin, James Joyce and Tristan Tzara, the founder of Dadiasm, were all living in Zurich during the War. The play illuminated the present with its Marx Brothers visions of the past. ll photos: D. Murphy W L 'ir Little Foxes lllittle Foxes by Lillian Hellman was a play concerned with greed in the South at the end ol the l9th Century. Set in a small town, it centered on the sordid doings ot the Hubbard family as they played power games at one another's expense. The tragedy the play evolved on dealt with how much pain people can cause in the lives of others. Robin Wills ......... Al Bazzinotti ......... Timothy Hickey ........ Robert Powers ......... Joseph Ellis ....... linda Nelson ......... Mary Sylvia ....... Dan Murphy ....... 1 f' k' .tg a -A P . V Cast ol Characters ......Regina Hubbard Giddens ......Horac:e Giddens ......Be-niamin Hubbard .....,...Oscar Hubbard ......leo Hubbard .........Birdie Hubbard .........Alexandria Giddens .........William Marshall Mens' Basketball 3 w . Exim HK, , W , f 'wg P L w Season Record 'G - Q . 1 .,, :Euro is - F . V N1 15 x 'F ' ' a .,..- ,I , ' Hockey W 9' I W I I' Y 'W . W! Photo Left: Gilmore i 5 f 5 i rf' xf L.: - - ml Wifi 1, fy, 1i J' . F Rf 1 v' gifs Zfitffl 'U' 2.1 P5,.i:2.f -5,fF'Qf, 'rio' 13'51G,L'1i'1 ?K :if3 5347!-575-fikw iff W ,. X J V, Fencing ,Tx Seoson Record Men: Won 2 Lost 5 Women: Won 3 Lost 4 r .- 1 'XFAM 1. 95:f?f W ' ',4.3,v4 L 11.1. ,univrz , ' . 7- . V ' A We Sow .Y - 2-eg.-D' T. ' , -.,v if-pf ,I ,.m,,-V-....' .,,,,A, it ' jig: ' , .Q.-f- , ' ' . -3 . x- - - .M ,W J'-1 ', .4 ni 1,3 'CW-V: Qfgywf, ' ,. .',' , ' ,fly , . ff xL. W' Aft. 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'1' :.'- ' ' Gv-15, -'.I-'.'.- N , M, 'T Tis. -. 7i!4 9' Season Record W l 3 4 Af' yY7l.v ff 5, :ww 9-' 'TK' ' fs 9. -. -s, 1 - 'J f-4.-. .5- ' p-fps?-0--1 25 1. 'li I 1 1. gf-, .RS pholosi Robmson!McCorrmck 'm Lx , . Q C1 A x X LV-, ff A g f 1 'S' , ,Lg 5 fggif-f Q5 ff 3 5 EE 1 if A ' 5.- 5 X ll xi I ' J . SA A , gf I' .i ,Q . '1w ! . 'f 1 - f :E-7' SMU Comedy t MQ' W. sf if Leslie Gershoff appeared in llCatch a Rising Star along side professional come- dians on April l5th, due to a previous per- formance at the Coffeehouse Comedy Con- test. Striking 'lSears Catalog poses , Gershoff went as far as pulling down her pants to expose her boxer shorts for one ioke. The Coffeehouse Contest was open to all students with a funny bone. Other contes- tants included Moira McCarthy, Mark Truelson, llPooper and Dogman , Jim Brown, Arnold Parsons, Karen Dendy and Mary-Beth Sawyer. I 179 Campus Center 10th Anniversary 1972-82 'Nf- Y A 'LI' Nea sfwz Ar . , Y'?MX'iN NWQNQYSZ ,TQBYLLZAYZQ W zz 4-. ?'X'?SA?S.N. V Richie Haven Andy Pratt Bound pholos McCormack James Mapes - Hypnotist E M, ' 1 1 f ' vo Q, W I I I I I I I 1 I I U Y, 1 A' ' V 1 1 -Q L 11 55 L. SI . I3-3 X 3 S f Q N A , yn f fix a -ff' f'S,. .. wh 5 l N' ,.-ff , Jw I' 2' ,- . S-. ' ix 'ii V ' -. 4,4 . f 9 O N ' ' 'VM N. ' ,jf ZQIQJ Q 53 pf U, X , x vi H-lb 0 l , W4 . ' is 1 A 1 . I 1 I M , A fffjgf K' 2 E X4 A ,E Ml ,QA 'rn 4 .,..+, .. N k ,,, , 5' The B-52's eg! Cult Movie Nigh -4 I 189 XX ll and it was ladies night . . . uoh when cl nighT! vu ef- , -T -- 3 4 'T I To avoid hmher pubhccnon of mcnrmnovmg phovogrcphs, send cash check or money order no Scnmshow C30 SMU, Please no Mosverchorge or Vlso. Anne Frank The Diary of llThe Diary of Anne Frank written by Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett, takes place in Amster- dam between the years i942 and l945. All the events of the play occur in the attic of an office building where Anne's father conducted his business before Nazi occupation. Eight people occupied the cramped, narrow quar- ters and the theater company conveyed all the fear, tension and monotony these different people must have experienced. The play opens with Mr. Frank, iust released from Auschwitz, returning to the attic for one last look before leaving Amsterdam. There he finds Anne's diary and he begins to read from it. As the lights fads, his voice was ioined by Anne's. When the lights went up again the scene was set for the recrea- tion of the two years spent in hiding. The production of uThe Diary of Anne Frank was a very moving account of the plight of the tragic figures involved. Photos: Murphy 1-5 K! is , Alice long ........ John Gagne ..... Richard Fortera Melanie Snipes Laurel Nelson... Ned Tsouprake ....... Sherry Tychsen Cory Arauio ..,. Karen Olsen ..... Chris Lomas ...... Cast of Characters Anne Frank Peter Van Daan Otto Frank Margot Frank Edith Frank Mr. Van Daan Mrs. Van Daan Mr. Dusseh Miep Mr. Kraler l':f MY FAIR LADY CAST OF CHARACTERS Cory Arouio .......... ......... C ol. Hugh Pickering Timothey Hickey ........ ......... A Iphred Doolittle Lindo Nelson ......... ....... E lizo Doolittle Robert Powers ......... ....... H enry Higgins The production of Alan Jay Lerner and Frederick Loewe's lllviy Fair lady , was the icing on the cake for the SMU Theatre Company's 1981-1982 season. The renowned musical is an adaptation of George Bernard Shaw's llPggmalion . Set in london iust prior to World War l, it is the story of a phonetics professor who wages a bet that he can transform a cockney flower girl into a duchess in six-months time. linda Nelson starred in the lead as the flowergirl, Eliza Doolittle and did so with ease. Her facial expressions, posture and accent created a realistic characterization of the poorly educated, lower class london girl. Opposite Nelson was Robert Powers as Henry Higgins. His was a cultural, confident arrogant and stubborn professor. The dynamic chemistry between the two was artful and well staged. Enhancing the production were the remarkable set designs and the splendid choreography. Denny Maloney's lively choreography added a light whimsical touch to the dance numbers. The set design was intricate, handsome and evocative of the pre-World War I period. llMy Fair Lady was an outstanding end to a year of hard work and fine performances by the SMUTCO. Photos. M ff if at Mellanie Snipes ......... Mrs. Pearce Christine Romeo .......... Mark Contardo ......... Freddy Eynsford Hill Peter Phillips ......... 2 5 S is E 5 3 S 2 ? 4 4 I Z IZ 5 9? f F X af? E 'FORGET NAM? . . . NEVER! That was the theme as the Viet Nam Veterans Peace Memorial Amphitheater was rededicated on May 6th of l982. The event was the highlight of the Viet Nam Veterans Awareness Week which ran May 2nd to May 8th, Paying hommage to Viet Nam Veterans were James Fitzpatrick, president of the Massachusetts Viet Nam Veterans Association, Mrs. Joseph Dunn, National Chairwoman of Families ot M.l.A.'s, gubernatorial candidates, John lakian, Andy Card, former Governor Michael Dukakis, U.S. Congressman Barney Frank and color guards representing the armed services. As the ceremony concluded, one message was clear, Viet Nam is a topic not to be pushed aside and forgotten. 1 J fx 5 x Q I Q f ' Q 2 E 3 M, , 3- X -. , 4 -, : - I '7 : : H f,I . ' Y 1 - I? R 13lxgg Tf'7: -H' ' A ' . 1 -- 1 . f , .' Im -1-'pv-.Q .. q ':-I' ... , f ' 1 X' , . . df il V 75, X. - v . , 7 I 1 ' 0 '. X05 -Y ,- , ' , ,' A -2 4 , f' - A ,,' -7+ ,- A ' ' . 4 ' . . ' 'r,? flap.-' ',,. Li' r ,,.. - U ' . ---' A' I 5 LL.--Ag., -- 71 L' -,J-' :1 - ,A - 'L Nhuh - 2' Q-'f-f 46 :,.f3,',-.L:E-.r,- - I u.,f:'.-.1A. - Q4 1 w w 'ML FH.. ., . ' fwf' w...- . ' H- -Q. -.', . K. . V . A P-Y vi 1 ,, ., -2 - L,-. .b 1 Q 3' ' N. 3 . f-' ,.. ., X-, ,, l.J!.J .,-I ' 5-11 - U-J -' H. - Mfil. 1 '1 . ' ' 1 'l. 5 M A, .-.si ' ' f' ' 5 44.54, L 1. W in 4 ' K -: , . . .. :X-' -9 , 'f '3f,f',l3l, ' A. ' , 3551, agirw v5v K3.!5 'j5,gqggff- 5 ,53Qff3ff2fg -y -.1 - wiv ?E41!':,' .-.nl-,,, 3 'L W V -5 lgiywm :-gr ,gf V L :J I ,bm phovos McCormick - 197 Focing whot he colled Po problem for worse thon onything in the history of the university , President Donold Wolker colled for on emergency meeting of foculty, stoff, odministrotion, ond students on October l6th. Over l,500 students ond stoff members ottended the first of two rollies os President Wolker exploined the crisis SMU wos focing. Governor Edword King hod proposed level funding budgets of higher educotion for the fiscol yeor l982. Hod it possed, SMU would hove hod to operote on the some budget in l983 thot it hod in l982. Eight hundred fewer students would hove been odmitted to SMU in l983 ond over IOO stoff members would hove been fired. The proposed cut of 800 students would hove come from the freshmon closs ond tronsfer students. This would hove cut the freshmon closs in holf. The l00 employees fired would hove come from oll oreos including odministrotors, foculty ond stoff. At the time, Mossochusetts wos ronked 50th in the notion in its support of higher educotion. ln o stote thot ronked 50th notionwide, SMU wos second from the bottom in the stote. A university usuolly spends obout 70CKs of its budget on solories, SMU wos spending 8lfMs on solories. Adding the cost of heot to this figure ond it totoled up to 95? of SMU's budget. At the first rolly, President Wollcer cited two torget oreos to strive for to sove SMU. One toctic wos to eliminote Governor King's plon for level funding, the second wos to build support for SMU omong the constituent community. Students were osked to porticipote by doing the following: ottend SMU's open house on November ly ioin the dollor club lthe money collected wos used to poy for offset printing costs for pomphletslg pass out bumper stickers and information pamphlets, volunteer for the university crisis team lestablished to coordinate efforts, helping to prevent people from going oft in their own directions lobbying without correct informationl participate in lobbying and other politi- cal activities. President Walker's message was summed up in the following comment at the rally: ul don't think we ought to look upon the political game as a game ol cops and robbers. We're not dealing with scoundrels at all. We're dealing with people who want the best tor this common- wealth, and what they're saying is they will be tutored in what is best by your desires from the people who select them. Nlet's use that process. You don't scare legislators or governors into giving you your budget. You persudade them by convincing ,aw +l them that that's what the people who elected them want. And we want lt. llPeople at this area would by no means sacritice this university it they are convinced that it is a ieopardy. They've demonstrated their concern for this place time and agin, including with its inception, including with the issue of its independence. But we have to get the attention ot our constituent groups. llThe problem is this - it the campaign poops out, it we get tired, it we give up, then we're bagged. We tried to turn out the troops and did do it. There's a political message there that's very clear. lt can happen. l I As of January 27, i983 Governor King recommended to the legislature that SMU be allocated S18 million for fiscal year T983 as oppossed to his earlier proposal of only S16 million. Although Sl8 million was an improvement, it was not considered to be enough to maintain the level of education SMU previosuly offered. The sum of S19 million was needed to provide the adequate base budget to continue quality education at SMU. Effective lobbying on the office of the Governor brought the recommendation up S2 million, the next step was to lobby the legislators who would be making the final decision on the allocation of the budget. Amidst the ongoing battle to SAVE SMU, President Walker called a second rally meeting in the auditorium on February 26th. The li ffv' A . its-earth was thepower pldgztttg-.,Group i was being coiistructed artdfwouldn't A be corrtieleted untiil-g?llt?67l. Classes-fl'-at the timewere held ini schooi branches itftfbughoutt l3edforc3?l,,2i-atnd Fall gg River. A tie'-iiftgsne-i vvasy lit fromyttgeg bonfire the rally abd cafftted'ttby-runners Croft one mate atjqxttme until F8OCf't6Ql-QBQS' J tori. The 'torch syihbofized stiicfent , protests to thegcutting eutgetjthe liber- at arts cufrictifum. Once Boston, SMTi siipporters the cQt?tttt3,i,t- tee roars where titefiftschoei helddttgs being as wetlasj setting up picket Zines oetside the-Stete l-louse. Aitheugh Soutttettstern Of THE ,, -SMU TOQQH , '45 eeeembefei released kngms, as the ririgton Repoftftt recommeitdedythat , ,Sovtheqstern Mosse-ch-utsetts cat Institute be fetegated te beiifig a technical iristifiite,rothetr tlftgitiieffefing majors in such subiects as the Human- ities oiidfSocial Sciettces. SMTliflQlf5stu- dents and faculty atorig with area residents ofgtittitecf a Febru- ary l7,-1965 to protest the proposed tlffhe demortstratiaft certsisted of ct fatty and bonfire Qt the fftiaftftire' SMU campus North Dartmouth.. Fllfie . T completed buiiding in North Peet. emphasis of the meeting centered on a push for a massive letter writing campaign targeted at the leaders of the state legisla- ture. ln the letter campaign to Governor King over 5,000 letters were received. President Walker asked the students, faculty and employees to write to the four prominent menbers of two legislative ways and means committees: in the Senate, President William Bulger, and Ways and Means Committee Chairperson Chester Aktins, in the House, Speaker of the House Thomas McGee, and Ways and Means Chairperson Michael Creedon. The final step in insuring a S19 million budget for SMU, was a torch run and rally at the State House in Boston. Approximately 3,500 turned out to support the efforts. Twenty-five busses transport- i STI-tl? ifiresitifittftlttsi . -+ '- - 5 -- rf: -- 9 Vx- .. V 'E i YJ' as 2 s ed the supporters from SMU to Boston along with hundreds of students making the drive in their own cars. Once in Boston the students impressed legislators, senators, representatives and pres- speople with their orderliness and good behavior. Hundreds of posters, picket signs, flags and banners displayed SAVE SMU senti- ments and covered the grounds of the Boston Common. The fact that SMU would indeed receive the S19 m. was positive- ly announced by David Bartley in the primary speech at the rally. David Nelson, also a member of the House Ways and Means Committee said the mass effort was a uVictory Celebration . ult couldn't have been done without your voicing your opinions. You've had to fight for everything you've gotten , said New Bedford representative Dennis Lawrence. of learning 312 miie runnefst Mark Montigny John Russeli James Kaput Bill Hogan Dennis Luonnais Bob Soltzmon Hugs iabeugh Theo Kalikow Betty Prescott , Kevin Gorgonta Ray Richards Charles McNeif Denise Xoficki Mike Dipersio Mike Tibbets Martin Bide UO mite runners! Kevin Bohmilfer .lack Matheson' Dade 'Whitney ,. 19 llfitiei.,ruisnerst Coffey Comes afiqn- -iookard gaze Covghiin setts University was not officifafiy des- ignated as a .fait fiedged fmivetsity untii 3969, the title become o reoiity because of thefirst torch run that took piece in T965.2 A Micheie Scuitoneg 2-fogon gl Cathy Carnes presented House member Ms. Goyette the cere- monial torch at the steps of the State House. To acknowledge acceptance of the torch, Ms. Goyette presented Cathy with a bouquet of roses. Another gesture of sincertiy involved the presenta- tion of a petition comprised of l5,08O names. When unrolled, it nearly reached the middle of Boston Common from its starting point across the street from the State House. The mass effort involved in the SAVE SMU campaign was a great success. The collaboration of students, faculty and staff demonstrat- ed the intimacy within the ranks at SMU. Fortunately it was a successful experience that also served as an authentic learning experience. i Those who carried the Second Torch 562 mile runner! Richard Hogan la. ffflfof A M O Baseball f' V' nl W 1 ..L.al... .f 4 A ,Q 5:b'd1uauh-' Metzger -1 .,-VN -. 1 Season Record Won 16 Lost I6 4...-, I WOMENS SOFTBALL 1 .1 an-' r , .N 'T J.. B K! ' 'Sv if Gi 154, Q ,wb -w M.- Q- 4.. 'Nw A x H ,v , K x 'L Q2 ff. . .1-1' wtf- 'Qi-J' Golf Gilmore Gilmore f N Robinson Seoson Record Won 4 Lost 3 ,-any - -q.1,,..7'-'Y f. w, ,,., - ',! . kwa--f' ' ,' n a-Jcluhx' -'Q 1.-. :ata-Q if'-. ..- .-. --T1 ,f r I' 4 . JN -- , a AJQQA L-an Lf,-lK. f-' Y Y . J - -A1-FALL --k Giirnore Track 8. Field Seoson Record Men: Won 6 Lost O Women: Won 5 Lost O IZ ,.-f .ua- 1-' . s 1 Meng' .x K rex KX Q,-5 V 4 1 , s 'x 'p-7 xx Z Hum ,i U Q Q ,- 5 sf., -. it . -r sg gf 1- '.'-.y .r- ' P f 1,?.-.wa-' Q x J ,I , -G7-LF Num Men's Tennis ' ' Seoson Record K ali '. fu,-.,.., t.,. 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Vieria Vice President: Natalia Costa Secretary: Julie Cruz Treasurer: Namual louro The luso-American Organization organizes cultural andfor social activities that are of interest to the students ot this university as well as to students trom other educational institutions and the community in general. Ot special interest to the organization is to create an awareness among the luso-American students ot several issues that can attect their academic lite. Events sponsored by the group include Festivities of the Day ot Portugal, a concert by fadd singer Amalia Rodrigues, Theater by the group UA Barraca , organization ot a translation center, and publication ot the cultural magazine llMadrugada. Arts Student Union President: Rondell Schultz Vice President: Poul Nichols Treosurer: Corol Bolquist Secretory: Bob Nuovo Fine Arts Representative: Sid Ferreiro The Arts Student Union promotes o greciter public ovvoreness of SMU orts ond subsidizes the SMU orts progrom. Activities ot the ASU include o librory Drowing ond Prints Show held November, 1981, o Gollery Figuritive Student Show held Morch 26 to April 9, on Art Auction, ond o fund roiser held in Moy. American Society of Civil Engineers President: Carol Rego Vice President: Nancy Rodrigues Treasurer: Steven Sellers Secretary: Matthew Ashe The ASCE encourages the development ot a professional consciousness, to afford an opportunity tor civil engineering students to become aquainted and to practice working together, and to provide contact with the engineering profession. Activities this year include the annual concrete canoe construction competition, the design and construction ol an observatory at the university, and the sponsoring ot various guest speakers and tield trips. Bdhoi'i Club of SMU The Boho'i Club provides study opportunities ond information obout the Boho'i Fdith through open discussions, slide shows, ond film strips to those people interested in Ieorning obout the Boho'i Fdith. Also, the club encourages fellowship dmong believers of different religions. Black Student Union President: Alfred Stafford Vice President: Valerie Fleetwood Treasurer: Darlene Spencer Corresponding Secretary: Audrey Banks Reporting Secretary: Diane Silva The Black Student Union was formed to serve the black population of the university, to make people aware of who they are. Members are encouraged to get involved into the activities of the Union. The BSU also supplies information to the black students about the university and any other areas that they need to be informed about. This year the BSU sponsored Black Awareness Month in February, organized a fashion show, sponsored a band called l-lypertension, an art exhibit, several films, a rollerskating party, a bake sale, and Kwanza, a Christmas party. SMU Ceramics Club President: Rebecca Perry Vice President: Steven Johnson Secretaryflreasurerz David Cravenho This organization enables art students to implement programs to further their educations. The Ceramics Club sponsors the annual Ceramics Christmas Sale, Mug Sale, and a bus trip to New York City. Guest artists also come to talk to the group including Constance Leslie and Jan Holcomb. SMU Christian Fellowship President: Stephen Olsen Vice President: Nancy Burgess Secretaryflreasurer: Ann Marie Duval The SMU Christian Fellowship is an organization ot Christian students that want to help provide varied services to the SMU community. The SMU Christian Fellowship is pledged to serve God through the services provided to this campus and community. Club activities and events include weekly Bible studies, movies lllMore than a Carpenter and llCult Explosion l, and the speaker Paul Mazerall on Bible Prophesy. esp, 4: History Associotion 'Z Abel Alves - President ond Secretory-Generol The primory functions of the History Associotion ore to ollow the students ot the Deportment of History ond others interested in history, to become better ocquointed with the deportment toculty ond eoch other, to increose student oworeness of motters of historicol importonce, ond to provide informotion to the SMU community obout the wide voriety of topics reloted to history. These functions ore corried out through weekly meetings, ond free lectures on Lotin Americon, ltolion, United Stotes, ond Europeon History. l l 4 Industrial Relations Club President: Richard Fenaux Vice President: Elaine Tobiaz Treasurer: Michael Condon Secretary: Thomas DuBois The Industrial Relations Club has been a very successful organization since it originated in l973. lt is comprised mainly of students maioring in Industrial Relations. The Club is affiliated with the American Society of Personnel Administrators. Through this affiliation, members have made many valuable contacts with personnel managers throughout the area. The club hosts an annual banquet in which several personnel directors from the area participate. The club also hosts guest speakers from the Industrial Relations field and holds fund raisers and field trips. Institute ot Electrical and Electronics Engineers Chairman: David lussier Vice Chairman: Patricia Anastasia Treasurer: Ken Karsten Secretary: Craig lvlachomber The SMU chapter is the local affiliate of the national organization of IEEE. Each year in a cooperative program with Brown University and the University of Rhode Island, the Chapter sponsors banquets, electrical engineering lectures, and field trips. This years activities included career night on December 9, and the beer blast fund raiser on March 5. I 226 International Study and Travel Office Director: Paul Tykodi Staff Assistant: Elena Natale The International Study and Travel office is set up to inform the SMU student body about the many opportunities for students to work, study, and travel abroad. Information booklets and brochures are available to help students to plan for possible foreign travel. 227 2 Inner Space Society President: Mark Potter Vice President: Mark Brown Vice President: Rosemarie Nappa SecretaryfTreasurer: Margaret Rooney The purpose of the ISS is to organize and serve all student interested in any form of underwater activity, to certify non-divers, promote sate diving, plan dive functions, and bring divers closer together. The club plans several dives, including boat and wreck dives, as well as other activities such as attending the annual underwater symposium and film review in Boston. Jewish Students Center President: Erika Ziegler Vice President: Glen Corman Treasurer: larry Aronson Advisor: Dr. Waxler The Jewish Student Center is an organization devoted to the understanding ot what it means to be Jewish. The center sponsors social, cultural, and religious events in an attempt to gain and awareness ot the significance ot the Jewish identity. SMU Management Club President: Pamela Hagberg Vice President: Julie Weber SecretaryfTreasurer: June Rose Public Relations: Diane Miller The club is dedicated to turthering the knowledge of business management and business in general. This is accomplished through the sponsoring ot several guest speakers who lecture on resume writing and interviewing techniques. The club also sponsored a plant tour ot Proctor and Gamble. To put some management knowledge into practice and raise some money, they also sponsored the SMU Western Night. The club also holds several socials and a Spring Business Banquet. Massachusetts Senate at Student Nurses SMU Chapter President: Debbie Picard Vice President: Elizabeth Murphy Treasurer: Susan Nylcorchilc Corresponding Secretary: Christina Mondello Recording Secretary: Joanna Souza Advisor: Joan Pisarczylc The National Student Nurses' Association lNSNAl, is the national organization of nursing students in the United States. Its chiet purpose is to Paid in the development ot the individual student and to urge students ot nursing, as future health professionals, to be aware ot and to contribute to improving the health care ot all people. The MSSN-SMU is the SMU chapter ot the Mass. Senate ot Student Nurses, a constituent or state member ot the NSNA. The organization carries on a wide variety ot activities, meetings, tund raisers, and social gatherings. This years activities included hypertention screening days, career day, and a Nurse Practitioner Panel Discussion. l' ogram Council President: Paul Crawford Vice President: Nancy Nikosey Treasurer: Barbara Peterson Film Chairman: Donna Melanson Rathskeller Chairman: Steve Liuzzi Coffeehouse Chairman: Cathy Twohig Concert llightvvavesl Chairman: Mark Truelson Social Chairman: Shari Davis Recreation Chairman: David l-lauver Special Events Chairman: Laura Karkus The Program Council is a volunteer, student run organization dedicated to furthering the involvement of students in campus activities. The purpose of the Council is to initiate and plan social, recreational, educational, and cultural programs for the Southeastern Massachusetts University community. The Council also assists andfor co-sponsors events with other campus groups or organizations of the University. These events include concerts, films, lectures, balls, Oktoberfest, Rat programs, games tournaments, bus trips to cultural and sporting events, Coffeehouse entertainment, and many other campus events. SMU Society ot Physics Students President: Richard L. Phillips, Jr. Vice President: Stephen C. Manley Treasurer: Timothy T. Hussey The purpose of the Physics Club is to supply information to the academic community about a wide variety of topics relating to physics. The club invited guest speakers to the campus, shows films, sponsors equipment demonstrations, conducts field trips to research facilities and schedules visits to the campus by area high school students and faculty to inspect the facilities of the Physics Department. ll l l l l l l lllll' Lllwttislmaxxnm K Student Association for Medical Technology President: Robert Resendez President-Elect: Manny Mello Treasurer: Kathy Starr As an affiliate of the Massachusetts Association for Medical Technology, members attend and participate in local, state, and national allied health programs. The purpose of this association are to familiarize students with the field of Medicinal Technology and to stimulate professionalism through increased knowledge gained by contact with people working in the field. Members of the Association participated in state and national meetings of Medical Technology this year in addition to attending three workshops and assisting in blood drives. Phi Psi Textile Fraternity President: Valerie Ann Venancio Vice President: Ann Cambra SecretaryfTreasurer: Philip Coderre Junior Warden: Scott Faulkner Senior Warden: Sandra Vanderpool Corresponding Secretary: Rita Girard PHI PSI obiectives are to promote good fellowship, to encourage high standards of academic achievement, and to assist in the advancement of its members. The Fraternity sponsors a Career Week tor Textile students, participates in industrial plant tours, conducts a guest speaker program, and runs a variety of social events such as mixers and banquets. Speakers this year included Ivlr. Robert Bell ot Fieldcrest Mills, lvlr. Everett Reed ot Albany Felt, and Mrs. Debra Rice ot Union Wadding. Events held: The Third Degree was held in December. It is the final step, held in the Sunset Room, to welcome the pledges into the fraternity as brothers for the tirst time. The First Degree, held in February, is the first step in joining the traternity, Hell Week is part ol the tradition ot the fraternity. Pledges will be conducting searches, hanging tlags with the PI-II PSI symbol on them and doing other things ot value. The fraternity also sponsored a cake sale, a tlea market, and parties whenever there was occasion. Returning Students' Organization 1 O President: Judy Perry Vice President: Virginia Stevens Treasurer: Cheryl Fraga Secretary: Janet Lang A relatively new group on campus, the Returning Students' Organization is run by and for people who have returned to college after a break in their formal education process. Membership is open to all who are interested in the unique experience of those whose age classifies them as non-traditional students. The purpose of the organization is to provide support and information for the llReturnees and to serve as a voice to articulate the particular concerns of this group in the University. Student Advisor Program Co-Directors: Lisa Leavitt Lisa Pappas Chairperson: Social Committee: Bill Burke Joanne Spinelli Pre-Admissions: Michael McGuire Chris Seaburg Public Relations: John Zarba Ron Metzger Training Committee: Kerry Scanell Mary Woodcock Academic Design: Janet McDonald The Student Advisor Program lSAPl is an organization ot selected and trained students who are concerned with the academic and social needs ot fellow students. Through a student-run drop-in center on the second tloor ot the Campus Center, S.A.'s provide easily accessible academic information to express their concerns about their SMU experiences, and opportunities to learn about the University's resources. Student Advisors also work to meet campus needs through their involvement with Orientation and l-lousing. The organization also sponsors the Organizations Exhibit Days, and publishes the Student Directory. Veteran s Club of SMU President: Robert Butters Vice President: Steve Jacobs Treasurer: Ken Potter Secretary: Theresa Desmond Chairman, Steering Committee: John Camaro The goal of the Veteran's Club is to represent veterans and students in the SMU community. Membership comprises both veterans and non- veterans. The club has many continuous activities including community relations, tutoring, counseling and other academic assistance, and a bi-monthly newsletter. May 2-8 was the Vietnam Veterans' Awareness week on campus. Activities included llThrough our eyes Only , an exhibit of artwork and photos by Vietnam Vets of Massachusetts, a film and lecture series of the war, and a memorial service for Vietnam Vets held in the Vietnam Veterans' Peace Memorial Amphitheatre. 'QQR is O 239 'U 4. Women's Center The Women's Center is located on the second floor of the Campus Center, and is open to the SMU community. lt offers health-related services and counseling regarding birth control methods, pregnancy tests, health problems and makes referrals to other resources in the area. During the year, the center provides a variety of workshops, films, discussions, and educational programs about relevant issues. The center is also actively involved in campus issues such as day care and health care. The Free Table outside the office has information and resources for all interested students. The Women's Center has an excellent resourceflending library which contains books, references and recent publications covering issues particularly relating to women. The center encourages Third World women and women of color to co-sponsor programs promoting dialogue among all women. Torch The SMU TORCH is the weekly student newspaper. 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Receiving awards was Sergeant Ger- oge Souza. UBiff Maclean presented Sgt. Souza with a procla- mation from Governor King. Senator Mary Fonseca also present- ed Sgt. Souza a proclamation for outstanding police work in the SMU community. The T982 SCRIMSHAW Published by the Hertf-Jones Yearbook Publishing Company in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. The Hertt-Jones Representative who serviced the stall was Douglas Taylor. Printed and bound were l,3OO copies consisting of 256 pages. The cover was designed by Nancy Trippe. The cover consists of an ultra blue screen on antique white leather. The title page was photographed and designed by Kenneth Santos. The page paper used in the book is 8Olb Bordeaux. The typestyle used is Spartan. All divider pages and graphics were designed by Philip Michael McCormick. -41 ' w ' I I X gl. U u A K 1 + -4 n . 5 r 4 -N f , ' 1 QV -..'a- - I.vIII aI,Ix , - '. .3 1 f , ,,1 , ,f 1 1 WMI: v 4 tg. 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