Southern Connecticut State University - Laurel Yearbook (New Haven, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1973 volume:

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All in a Season ofFootball The 1972 football season was disap- pointing as indicated by its record. It seemed to be a hopeful year but turned into a year of maturing young players and learning by mistakes. The season opened for Southern with a strong surge by defeating Wesleyan, 31- 21. This surge was soon halted by a 27-10 defeat against Clarion State. The Owls spurted back with an overwhelming of- fense, beating Maine Maritime, 41-10. Springfield was next to fall in defeat 42-10, with a brilliant running performance by senior back Larry Kane. Waiting for the snap VL L, Coach Shay gives his instructions. Sue McCauIiff leads the crowd in a cheer. 'P' 414 NN ,. 'Jn 'ang ,, U V, Key moves and key plays make the action Q, 3'-.. Q- 4 l o 5 l 5 f 1 Q . E l 'll FM I Q l 1 I u Football demands Involvement O 5' HMV 1 an Soccer '72 The soccer team completed a disappointing season with a 2-10 record. The only two wins came against Central Connecticut State College and Fairfield University. Other games could have been won if the defense had been more closely knit, and if the offense had been able to move the ball more effectively. Co-captain Larry Caldwell had a fine season, leading his teammates in scoring with eight goals. Co-captain Mike Gannon also made significant contributions to the team effort. The Owls did not qualify for the NCAA Regional Tournament this season, but with the return of Caldwell and Don Roser as co-captains next season could see the Owls on the winning side. lement Sanchez move in on the ball. ww P? uf z lay Roitman fights for possession. Mark Drummond meets the opposition. WV, 4-1, V' SV 4 h f g,M!a,n.r, Y ,Me -f Q 4:1 Y' f , ,mfg - , .ii , wh, ,V ,V , ,H , 'fvhf ' ,ir 4 I4 ,,f:..u,f , .nwgfvyiwi , f ' 4 .v 'W iw', 7-.A Y1,:,,,L-L MP, Q, 8 .af . fx s1?,ff1'i i' p A s, , M in , A , M 'W fm it f ,Q ws :nw V4 , f L z,,, 'e ,fp f , ,fx wi. ,'ff f, f Cross Country The cross-country team paced their 1972 season with a 6-4 record. Freshman Kevin Quinn and sophomore joe Ogle, the top two runners, led Southern in their season. The Owls took part in several champi- onship meets, placing eighth at the Cod Fish Bowl, fifth at the Collegiate Trace Conference, and twenty-seventh at the ICCAA Championships. Gary Cole catches his breath. i jim Barber looks over thetallies. ,E . C ' -.!!'i if SE if lt I .C 'ff ' .- f C. K A HM 4-se -ns 3, .5 ,--- . - . ... . - - A ' ' .. .. -.ZQNQFQ few 3 'M ff.. K J N s X . A tu '.,- A -H TTT.. C ff .C stf:sg..ifSsE,,fzg 3 ' ix ..lg1i,,,WgPg,g-. L 1 Q ' I 1 A we . it S, 6 ,S sf - Q ,- - t s I ' MSM ? . gf' lf 1 t tm f sss X Q Y T -in W 4 Q.-.sf ce . Ss. fs- sk? - -5 . figs Y' win T QS ci X. s SN as if sa X X EQ X Xg,,tifi3S'i S s Womens' Field Hockey 1 The Women's Field Hockey team pulled through their season with a 4-3-1 record. The season opened strongly with wins against Brid- gewater State, Lehman, and Central Connecti- cut. The team then experienced difficulties and did not come up with another victory until they met Yale in the latter part ofthe season. Leading the team effort in scoring was Senior Debbie Foisey, who contributed 12 of the 32 goals scored for the year. An outstanding for- ward line was paced by Kathy Glenewinkel. Seven members of Southern's team were selected for the North East College team. These include: Patty Torzag Debbie Foiseyp Cathy Heiney Sue jonesg Karen Collinsg Sue Hudsong and Alison Lindsay. -zz A- ,r W ff, Alpha sponsors Bloodmobile Once again, the brothers of Alpha Gamma Chi joined together to sponsor their fall bloodmobile. Red Cross personnel, aided by South- ern's student nurses, collected blood from student donors. ln addition to ar- ranging the event, the fraternity brothers also served as assistants to the blood col- lecting operation. Z2 f 2 1 3 W 1 fffglfmwaflf ' A member of Alpha teams up with SCSC student nurses worked in conjunction with Red Cross nurses. ,df ff' .- 1 ,,,, .- . 4 ,V ,K G, 525112:'1'fCT5'7l7llT'??fl f,!3ig4,Q'iW9f'f'V?',xi ' fA2Qg.E7QViW'g,j4f'f?7 W4S'l'?92c?lff,Wl'5gft:f H f , .3 . 3 h AW , l lt trrr I Qing., ,--f' ' 1 bf.-..,NW a student nurse in preparing donors. ws f ' ry V, two Mt , vt ,Q E Student nurse takes a blood sample. 3 , 3 f 2 , 1 g, 1 l f 5 :Q .',, 5 Donors relax over coffee after making their contribution. 5 2 3 Appearing before capacity crowds, Stevie Wonder rocked Lyman Auditorium on Novem- ber 17, 1972, in two dynamic concerts. Building the evening around his new single, Superstition , Wonder delighted his audi- ences with renditions of his past hits. My Cherie Amour and For Once In My Life each brought thunderous applause. His newest song, the very beautiful f'You and I , was also well received. Ending with the dynamic Signed, Sealed and Delivered , Wonder enjoyed an enthusias- tic half-hour standing ovation. A capacity crowd awaits. Stevie Wonder performs Byrds stage exciting show Our world moves at an incredible pace. Some- times things happen so quickly that we lose sight of what is really the most valuable. If it were not for nostalgia, much of what we have believed to be good would surely be lost. Nostalgia - where would we be without it? Nos- talgia might well have been the key word of the September 22 concert by the Byrds. As the Byrds performed several of their oldies, it became appar- ent that the beautiful and heavy sounds which they were famous for in the past are still very much with us. Playing with the smooth transcendence that has always characterized their music, the Byrds delight- ed their audience with an interesting variation of Mr.Tambourine Man . The Byrds were certainly not far from the truth when they chose as the title of one of their albums, Younger Than Yesterday . 29 Christine jorgensen speaks In an attempt to provide a wide variety of speakers of interest to the College community, Programs Council kicked the year off with the September 20 presentation of a lecture by Miss Christine lorgensen. The attractively blonde Miss lorgensen displayed amazing poise as she spoke about her experiences as the first person to change sex through the use of modern surgery and hormonetreatments. Speaking before a capacity corwd on the contro- versial topic of transexuality, Miss Jorgensen grace- fully addressed the audience as to how the subject had literally become her life. After holding a question and answer period, which Miss lorgensen handled with complete ease, the audience left the auditorium satisfied with the realization that today's world allows for the discus- sion of such subjects in a truly responsible manner. 30 fer 'iw A ffm 1 aw? Mike Sabia pins coursage on mother. Parents Day Wh en the gap disappears The annual College Parents' Day was held on October 14, in order to help familiarize parents with a representa- tive cross-section of campus activities. Providing an excellent opportunity for parents to par- ticipate in both the academic and extracurricular activities of their sons and daughters, Parents' Day served as an effective way of introducing parents to the style of life on campus. Scheduled events included a coffee hour, welcome addresses by President Jennings and Student Government President Phil Stull, planetarium shows, an art exhibit, a swimming exhibition, and a luncheon. Parents and stu- dents also had the option of attending either the S.C.S.C. versus V.W. Post football game at Bowen Field or the Crescent Players' performance of Wait Until Dark . ' Q www SM ,A I li K SS 1 , sl 5 xx X X ,S qw, il - 'L S ! . W5 Nil ef it N 'QE , f f if X li l Z3 5' l 'I WWYSYXC 'lin 1 . .- L, 9 s . , iw., .. W, - W J , , 4 . + 1 l z L X --l A I ..-..- , 4 ,......- 5 ,W ,,T,l li .,,.,.,,. ,g ,,,,f' N P i Crescent Players present Wait Until Dark for parents. Aff Exhibit provides 3 relaxing afternoon f0f C0'ed and parents. V. K 5. iid' f JA ..., K K A it Q vngww J, M .X...4:v'bilNf K. Mi ..LL All S A alyssa'-- 'W um 'O f l f l .X i l K 1 ff ' ? l 5 Y.. V 4 I R x. , qw, ,WW Halftime at the football game means a chance to chat. 33 K M. ,MQW k . 7 ,Q I wowmi l Homecoming activities center at the Student Union. Homecoming 1972 reflected the by- gone days of the 50's as the College cele- brated with eight days of activities. BeBopping Through the Fifties was the official theme that carried through the week. A 50's style dance really showed the spirit as greasers bopped and jived to music that was made just for that purpose. Sue Hearn and jerry Tomlinson show their own special bop Homecoming '72 - The Fifty's are back! Muscle and grease make the look of the 50's. Dick Gregory commands his audience. It wouIdn't be Homecoming without The Day of the Game. E N gg Q N .' A' M ji i -AQ Minnie and Mickey are on hand to help distribute buttons at the game. 36 The parade of floats was honored by the presence of the 50's in Somehow it's the crowd that makes the excitement. ,Aff r.,,. An alumnus returns with his family for the festivities. The annual homecoming football game was highlighted by a parade of floats and the crowning of homecoming queen jean Martikkenan. Six Disneyland characters added to the spirit as they roamed about campus spreading warmth and news about fea- tured homecoming events. Other highlights ofthe week included a night of entertainment by Black Comedi- an Dick Gregory and two concert per- formances by Stevie Wonder. A L , 'f' Mg fi :af b. 1. JEVS! ,Vg -df , H. Lf' ' . We ' ' ' , ,-f Q' M5-?:,L?y' fr'r r 11 .4 , , fn-1 . A 1 H . fn '1 1 1 WWW ff ! 1 ' t A YQQ Q l P--45 M xv A -.Q X' 35- W W A K. al , 'Wu .gm nf S., W4 L N .,. fir Q ,J f W Aff Jaw k .4gM:,, . - ,A w W' K' K ,-,,,,.h XL , ,pg 9' ' - A ., f gf. K' A pn- ,K--2 4. .M v I N N .J as mf.: - Q . l +2 q - , J lr-4 . .N-, .A KJ. ' - - 1. 'zvffgi' R14 Q V' mp, 1:55-gf fri.: w M 4' If: '5 'aQ'1g 'W 125-1 ,. . ,N , , YL., 5 , ,Q .,, Jia: W'-'fLLyf7f 'F ' ,gxflf 'Gil' f S QWUQ Y GUBM ,.avf-'fm 5 1' X- Making your own fun is a big part of Homecoming E., an 300 greet Senator Weicker President lennings and Phil Stull talk with Senator Weicker. Senator Weicker explains a point. An estimated crowd of three-hundred people was on hand to hear a pre-elec- tion day speech by Senator Lowell Weick- er on October 25, 1972. Rather than speak in direct contrast to Senator Frank Chruch, his democratic counterpart, the Republican legislator from Connecticut refrained from supporting one particular party or candidate. Instead, he stressed the responsibility of the American citizen- ry to choose its governmental leaders on the basis of mature and intelligent judgements. On October 6, 1972, Senator Frank Church was greeted at Lyman Auditorium by Students interested in the political issues of the day. Senator Church, a Democrat from Idaho, spoke in support of George McGovern for President, or rather against Richard Nixon. His speech dealt with the controversial campaign issue of corrupt government under President Nixon. Senator Church supported his theme by discussing the findings of Ralph Nader, the ITT scandal, and the Wat- ergate affair. Addressing himself to the Republican charge that McGovern continuously waivered with regard to poli- cy, Church termed Nixon the whirling dervish of American politics . The Idaho senator stated that while Nixon claimed to be against the wage and price con- trols, he had still put them into effect. It was additional- ly noted that the president has promised to curb feder- al spending and to promote the value of the dollar in the world market. According to Church, both plans had failed. Urging his audience to vote for Senator McGovern, Church cited other blunders of the Nixon administra- tion. The highest unemployment rate in one decade, the worst inflation in two decades, the most unfavor- able balance of trade in eight decades, the largest defi- cit since World War II, and the steepest rise in crime since the turn of the century, were all viewed by Church as proof that what the country did not need was another term with Nixon as President. Senator Church boosts McGovern J J ei f 19 ,S it Senator Church greets an interested student. X- , ef if Ls QQW, - Q Y ' P , , bkwvlssw QQ,-': , ' My , '-Sz-T' iw wi ' ., ,,.w,,,. ,,.,,f , . ,Q ,W .Q V Q1 gg LA- .V ,K -Q++aQ.wfv la: f f . vi 'iw V,:A,g , kZ at Q, 5 u WL 4 . L x 14 Q S ,NW Y VN r' Q bm 'Q A Q fd ix as . A .. 4 J 'AA I 4 I, gf F W in M . T we 4 is 'kihfp ig gd M 3 5f3'i'h. +- Nll- ' W 2 ,Y14 'E .f:.f'. ,f A -X Y, 'W K .ax f rr J if 'Xpxzffwwibm sv 'E 4 ar, wi. 2 al' -'llx-:PQ-:Q Qg ff' ,- ' ' 'gp ',-16 - ' 'X 4:' if-r 432. Q ' ' U:-gf: ff -f- 3' fb ' a -, f. , g q .2-f 'H A -J 3 l Q, at X ff' - . 4 if M . u-M-4-U-5-L 0 vw '?-wg A X s 1 t ri s ..f.. ' 1.- iaaitfis-au s si After the invocation and greetings had been extended, President Jennings ac- cepted the gold medallion and chain, symbols of his authority. He adjusted the ceremonial mace, which represents the power of the faculty and of the trustees as vested in their new leader, and began his Inaugural Address. lennings traced the history of the Col- lege and expressed his hopes for the fu- ture, emphasizing his bias toward an insti- tution that is oriented toward the liberal arts. The ceremony was followed by a recep- tion in Buley Library where President and Mrs. Jennings accepted the congratula- tions of all of their well-wishers. 1 Q I ,. J, 5 V 4 Q my ,K K f KL , W' XQNKQY 145, 435' gf' 'V' Q ., 0 41 ,ll Q f WEEE: zigggg, ,M 1 W, fs. fl! ?' , :ff Miki 62: ge 'Q if www, 1 i M? , , , ,L,, M, 1 5 ww, ,Q q 4 .fn WHMWM M. .Wm-Qfmf 6 W: N W r 1. ff K df, i :lx ww -... rw '58 Q... sm 1 'Ni T , 4 1 . :L+ W5 Lu., if g N 'rfijjig QS. ..L. L....,.,k l...,, Vk.. W .Avg Halloween, A favorite holida While Congress was declaring college stu- dents adults in mind, college students were declaring themselves kids at heart as Hallow- een was celebrated with great elaboration on campus. Connecticut Hall played a great part in mov- ing the holiday as they turned the evening meal into a costume party. A pumpkin carving contest also took place. Chase Hall proudly displayed Halloween paintings on its windows done by residents. Farnham Hall celebrated with a party of its own. One ofChase Hall's many window paintings. din-ui' ,nf i ,.1' Pj, YK. .nh J? 1 I- We're legal now October 1 was a special date for most Southern students - at least for those between 'I8-21 -for the long awaited Age of Majority was here. Since most college students usually have neither the money nor the pending need to become involved with numerous legal contracts and liabilities, the new right that the students most ea- gerly obliged was the right to drink within the state. Gone was the aggravation of being asked to show an I.D. that wasn't yours, or even worse, not to have one to show at all. Now the area hang outs were filled with kids having the same good times that they had always had - but now it was all legal. 50 W-. .,...--- 1 Hg , -WWW-N-H-. .,,rj I 7 Pll,lllllN5,5-REAR . V f ,. -f iii f ' 5' 5 Q 5 W 3 2 4 w. 'Bl Y Schwartz Hall residents carve pumpkins Residents of Schwartz Hall used Hal- loween as an occasion for both fun and service as they held their annual pumpkin carving festival in October. The girls competed for awards made to the cutest, most original and the most creative carvings. The jack-o-lanterns were then donated to St. Raphael's pedia- tric ward, the Regional Center, and the Bentley Garden Convalescent Home where they were enjoyed as holiday decorations. sasiuuit ,-ifnggk K c 55+ N -W --- 56 f ZQ ,f W 2 :ffuf- :. , 1 3, ,W 1 .STM Wx .-1 fy: 11, ,. 1? 1 , Q. L few Q. . 1? X Nx.Q W' ' .-X' QQQ , '. .3- qt.. . 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With this in mind, the Career Planning' and Placement Services at the College held three days of conferences in occupational planning to aid students in consideringtheir future. The Conference included skill seminars de- signed to instruct students as to methods of searching for careers, taking interviews, and writ- ing resumes. Occupational seminars provided in- sight into some promising fields for college graduates. Mr. David Pinsky of the Governor's Economics Advisory Commission was also on hand to speak about the state and national employment trends for the college graduate. An interested student confers with speaker Seniors take pointers at one of the many workshops. Southern on Wall Street Seeking to bridge the gap between the classroom and the real world, the College's economics Club visited the New York Stock Exchange in early November. Students gained first-hand knowledge of the functions performed by the Big Board as they viewed floor trading from the visitors gallery above the exchange area. Also involved in the tour were mechanical models which explained organizational set- up of the exchange, dollar linkage between investor and corporate treasury, and flow on exchange activity. The field trip did much to promote stu- dent understanding of the concepts and theories in the economics process. The group is aquainted with Wall Street Operations. 1'a:i s-..,.v-v-K K gunna-ll--Y 231 .IS A . it K ti H M. . KN' M? a ? alla.: will are LJ , pf-san ,....4 . -P VS, . k.,L. . gg sw 3 fiunnuunusv,-nk, ., 1-.Mg S Mt ,. H junior Elementary Education Majors have a special opportunity for a unique student teaching experience in a Portal School. The Portal School combines the talents of college instructors, teachers in the com- munity, and student teachers. The concept concentrates on cooperation among them for the best in modern education. Southern is now involved with two Portal Schools, in Madison and in Branford. juniors travel to these two towns and teach in the mornings and remain there in the after- noons where they receive instruction in methods ofteaching. l i 1 ff' - 2 With a flourish of cymbals and the boom of drums, fifty energetic and talent- ed peopletake to the field. Football halftimes mean old-fash- ioned football spirit led by the Southern Connecticut State College marching band. Entertaining the crowds with both popular and traditional pieces, the band brings refreshing enthusiasm. The group was led by senior Luis Perez. Marching band entertains VV 'Q 93? x. N Iv ' 1 D .W ,I ,u' y 1 v ,nf J J nv 1 f f fl r I Q. no I K . S - Li , : Q 5 E '9 X 5 E a .- 7 5 2 Q ,. D ' I 5 2. Q--. 54+- 'I s, -U C. 1 gf! X A A A by t ,xx . M . , 3 -s , E,Lg?gwfiLEi. . . - : Oz 'F 5 7 a A 9. Q? lil , f 1 5 fi? 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College Division championship by outscoring California State Northridge in the meet held at San Francisco State University. The national title was one of the highlights of a brilliant season that included a 12-1 rec- ord climaxed by a 165.60 to 165.30 upset over Penn State. This broke Penn State's 3-sea- son 28 meet winning streak. Outstanding performances for the year included john Crosby, lohn Whelan, Vin Ziniewicz and Rich Onysko. The team, coached by Abie Grossfeld, was captained by Crosby and se- nior Tony Guanieri. Other members of the team include jeff Schmich, jerry Nelson, Paddy Nugent, Dave Nugent and assistant coach, Mike Shay. s , i Q 5 l 1, 74 X I K l 'E W . C it il 1 . .i,.tr--- ,...g.v:.s' . 1. ,btw .I rstt Q A t' rsrs 4 -S N S gfgQ1,AQM q3f,s,f .-,,,A.i:f,.vwe,,gkAw,gMMy,?viLi K ,C ittt , y he Www-me . 1, ffm A I Q m4,m:tt,,-,. f wMMvW3'Q'1'W'fW:5.1.wes -s.. A A ' T' iwwwawtwsf M,.,,,,,.g,U , N K U K . .,,. .t.t . .if A gms? g K 5 S 'L' i' f'f 'W'+ 101.-,+w.w Hliitfi . 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Seniors Kevin Moran and Carl Han- sley captained a team that placed fourth in the New England Intercollegiate Swimming Association championships. The championships, held at Spring- field College, were the scene for successful per- formances by many of Southern's swimmers. Seniors who were among the finalists for S.C.S.C. included Moran, first in the 100-yd. breaststroke and second in the 200-yd. breaststroke, Steve Bruny, sixth in the 200-yd butterfly, and Carl Hansley who swam frees- tyle inthe medley and free style relays that both placed third. K. t .L,5gg2K-3: tk, - K .K Kg ,. K .- 'rijiizu I S - A A-Kiasma i x 'X wma Ki w,,l'NwSvi1, ..1 S 1 -A Q5 5 JWQH as W K - -- N sa ,t vw if 'iilfl . . 'K .V .7 ,.,,, K, ' X .t . ' 1- -8. f J A Q3--Q. ----'. .Q . .. ' K - A W mama' v t ' S' . -t 9 i-iii V. . N . C . . S ,.t,t,...tt.. .,.. t ttt..tt.,,.,,. . - s ttts Q Q . K L A. g - , iw-.MQ . . .- KK , ff .. W -,gm .uafgpgwt-KK fin. , -- - - . .t,mWs.w., M K. - K - a s i-. ,- .. s rizst- . ,. 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Whether it's a toy store or Santa's workshop, it all comes about because of a truly spirited effort. 78 Dr. Horrigan leads carolers Perhaps it would be difficult to determine if it's the Christmas season if you were sitting in a class in Engleman Hall. But if you pause and listen, perhaps the ringing of carolls will deliver you an answer. Dr. Phillip Horrigan ofthe Chemistry Department, Rudolph, Santa, and members of the choir annually make their way through the halls of Engleman sing- ing in the announcement that the holidays are near. x 4 .4 H SIG Gr? erfllqfdl? fn 'sr Cuf lfffl lift V ll Jillaf Patty jackson and Sharon Osga help to attract people to the raffle. i :Zp J tai 'f-nun-W Girls buy gifts for Christmas at the bazaar. Left: The punch lady sits alone. Wilkinson raises 180 for foster child Residents of Wilkinson Hall raised over S180 for their foster child at their annual Christmas Bazaar which was held Tues- day, November 28. The Bazaar offered a variety of home baked goods and hand-crafted articles. Several raffles and grab bags also aided in thefund raising. The money raised by the residents was sent in support of the dormitory's foster child who is a 14 year old girl in Appala- chia. Wilkinson first began aiding this child in 1970, and has since continued their efforts by making the Christmas Ba- zaar an annual affair. Side: Sixth Floor residents sell things that they made. - - Q is S Q A W R Al, rl . .E , .L L . b L I - ' A - . ' , ' -'W . + -f ff 1 - , . , . . . , . Q, Ah.. 3, AQ.. NA? z f.-Q.Qh, A . ,.vcg,,.,gi-:,..?'Q 255.512 fg i..'..,l gd i h it 12 , 3, , I: U V . P K. N,n,an,N tx , -- V ,L fax, W , 'W 4 Q: 1 - . ' K rx v N A a xiqly, , L A ' f, A in N c K, Y ,F pf 1 s rd J . -iv J, 5 . I, R X XM ffm ' - f 'Q X .. 13 'Ff ' : , gif vu. ni,-qgsq-N,.'Qx' 'f t.,Q,-'ffyfy 1 'hw Iv X, Q' I' ' A Qi f I 'X' V , ' A W A A ,Q ., ' AH '- : . . 1, JL , Q- ife., ,Q ,.,,v- Va ,,,. K' 4 U 1 fig? 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W 1 x M NB un f E 4 ,,L. 1 X x 335 V , 721 'O 2 in 4, J to a by 2 A 11? an Q if-fi W .- 5 qi., Uh-we-nv wi wk '25 f. af? Iwi, i i ,F 3 M33 M542 ygl zb f , ,gh it 1, Aim' fa m W2 M 340' Z? W' .,,, 4 fl M f A 11: x .. - eww! Q 19 mv 5 fffwf: iwiwfiwi I ' tw. af ' Y 5541252511 xx y 5231 Q is omen's Gymnastics The Women's Gymnastics Team gracefully per- formed for a resulting 8-2 season record. The gymnasts boasted victories over Trenton State, University of Vermont, Salem State, Cortland State, Brockport, Connecticut, Massachusetts, and East Strousberg. They surrendered meets only to Spring- field College and West Chester State. Miss Gail Davis coached the squad that was cap- tained by Nancy Phillips and Lori Simmons. 1 w-....s E ...,,.,.,,...M.... ----' E ..-emo-f-vw- 'r f ws, ftvwfs -tf.: .,. me ki. 1 Axim i.. 1 :f'f3?'S5iI- s -- ' may T x ,Lynn q fix -, m .' W s' , AW, ' 5 , ... a y w s co m Pi e l Q' sc ' ,.Ah im' 5 rg. . A 2 , I LLL- . ' X N X ,- .3 .. . 38 l 'R SWF rss ,--- sa. --.Q -1 J, if QW. K., a winning record loan Howard and Sue johnson captained the 1972-73 Women's Swimming Team to a 5-2 record. A second place in the New Eng- land meet added a special luster to the sea- son. Numerous outstanding performances led to the breaking of 12 school records. Cap- turing first places at the New England meet were Debbie Zeiser in the 50 yard free style and Maureen Vregas in the 50 and 100 yard breaststroke. Two swimmers, Maureen Vregas and Lisa Bossarelli were elected to the honor of Out- standing College Athletes of America. Omicron Psi Lambda F! Y 'NA' 4 s. Ff,13 iq, a ',?,sw!.,:t V ff, tear- 'f ' , ,, Omicron Psi Lambda, the Senior Women's Honor Society, again offered a year of valuable services to the Col- lege and Community. The fifteen women, who were select- ed for membership on their academic standing and services, pooled their ef- forts together as a service-oriented group, arranged and sold corsages for the college's annual Parents' Day and carried out service projects during the holiday seasons. we-M NS Nt, Y Ream Q 'ini -'- su-Q... sq-, www X, f N W' L ,,, Q AVWIDQQQ, Nw N ,Www M.. wkmv' Q . ww J-, - ,, , , . 1 C Q if , +f,I 'w 5, r K A N ,7 swf- Q P . -3 Q. NuG lI1'n. an . Nh 'x ',S,E,.., !l,Hau 8 'za- Crescent Players The Crescent Players completed another sea- son of wonder, as they again amazed their au- diences with their theatrical abilities. ln addition to displaying their acting abilities, the group also constructed its own sets, de- signed costumes, and even took part in producing. Among their exciting performances was that of Wait Until Dark , which the group present- ed on Parents' Day. 88 'K L ww--Q. 4 Winter Means Head for the Hills fag, When Spring vacation comes, everyone heads South to invade the Florida beachesp but when Winter comes, the trip is shorter - only tothe nearest ski slopes. It seems like everyone wants to try his skill at the sport at least once. For some it means casts and crutchesg for others it's the begin- ning ofa new pasttime. 90 .swwaemas-irrwbfw' Jill l2lll'lllll ll it llllllllllllltllll til lillltl ill l llllllllvlll ll llllllllllllllll lllllll Fraternities and Sororities still alive Sororities and fraternities are still alive on Campus, although their peak popularity is in days gone by. The active organizations, however, are pro- viding numerous services to the College and community at large. The various groups have sponsored bloodmobiles, carolled for the holi- days, and collected toys for needy children. ln addition to the work, there are the relaxing moments when nothing else is important ex- cept fun. Ql wiv' yugo 0418 Curriculum Library enriches the Student Teaching Experience Student teaching is the highlight of college education for many Southern students. This important experience is enriched by the avail- able resources at the College's Curriculum Li- brary. Located on the third floor of Buley Library, the Curriculum Center contains a wide selec- tion of textbooks, educational magazines, teaching aids, and games. Many instructors of education courses make frequent use of the resources by holding class sessions in the cen- ter. Students are urged to use the center for innovative ideas for their practice teaching sessions. 'W o A 'mfsgggbume l-AYEQORAT CIWMNFOUII V453 'B' I swvvftm illivurs whuugmang M, ' llzzma. ' ' - M' ,f.'i'g'f.f.: - fwlf- M, ' Pffiodicats v Materials fm. Cvnlfulum file clwcliiilfeudrrhxnitrunin y l m'W 't'o fmmwhnnmwmwww L rx va, NYWWR4 Q0 duty ...nu-:Anus wnvnsrliu W Z W M wi ' 3 nz:-:em4?P?5fr'i?i,f'j2ff4S was was s W wffixif A WWW' WMM W M WW ,wr .kyfff A 'S ff 5 WMQE VZ? M! J ui g J IV, X f Q' ,K vf uv 'Q ., W ,W .M if LL 5' , V 5 9 5 4 f , ,A 1 Y f J :iz few , fy f 3' . ' wily 4,1-I x if-i 42122 Gif S pl V af V H , Uv fit ' Q . A J 4 ,..,,,. , , , Uv K 'Y f Wiczffi' www . -1 E Q 'N I 5 1 , 1 X' i Y Q M .- 1 N ly gas.-as The Forensic Union is the only Varsity Team on Campus that doesn't wear uni- forms. Yet when it comes to consistent win- ners, you can look to them. Directed by Seth C. Hawkins, the mem- bers of the Forensic Union competed in debate as well as individual speaking events. The SCSC Union hosted the Annual Southern Hospitality Tournament in the Fall and the Owl Forensic Tournament in the Spring. Outstanding members of the 1972-73 sea- son included: Ed Marcarelli, Lynn Cappelo, Tom Quinn, joseph Leary, and Michael Quitko. 96 x Nigga U x ., ..,.. W, 1 ww 45 I I Nt Alu JZ vm .asm . W EE Y V , Q 1 'f , IM, gif . 36, i J 'f I ,yigf , f , , 1, W. ' ,Rl ,,1 W, A , 1 1 ii . gs W . . Q 1 TL Q' f kg , Q T 3 V 4 x --4-av 'K V X - . fn' . .M ,P X W fx- : .. ' 'itz' W K - . x 2 'Q ' - 1 ' V ' K ' :f '. .A-:R 4 SQ fi w - ' my ,W 5 . 1. N a S 5 --,,,:-vw Y f. X A A -QQ. 'fl' L' .2 A i Q V A72 . X541 x - k f I A -gif v . .wr . K W 1---15.-is ' if .fQ,.5. - 3 M . M, -Wig. K M. ., -W X .. f Nl - , Vi K, , J . F -,. , , K K ..,, Ak, Tw , 7. - -f 5.3, -5. H? f . ' . 51 ff H Q i Y , .. Y v , J K. r N .sw Q, ' - .' '-f f'j. . T.. Q, Q X wqxf k ,.v,-35.351 ,. , .1 L K ,, E -guy A455 ,,v: n. 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There, Kwame gave demonstrations to club members and relaxed with them in a more casual cultural exchange. Kwame became an instructor for an even larger group as he took on demonstrations for classes of Mrs. Billie Barrows, a dance in- structor at the College. 99 SPRING mi, wi W nf' WN JM gif, v J- H Q.1 M ,pq a zjfmf 5 w Q? Baseball in '73 W . .V H .,,, ...-M,,,V M M A..W,, ,WAN 1,,,.f 4 ,w,,..M, fum.. :Wm 5 Whether it was pitching trouble, batting trou- ble or just plain bad luck, no one really knowsg but the sagging season record said that '73 was not the year for the Owl Baseball Team. The Owls, however, with a humble 2-13-1 won- lost-tied record, came back strongly late in the season to capture the City Baseball Series. The Series saw defending champion, the University of New Haven, upset in its quest for its third Series title. Coach Gene Casey's team was co-captained by Russ Smith and Wayne Kittridge. Leading batter for the Owls was lim Gorman, a junior. 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A, Aff M 1 - H5 -A , , Wfdf 'T f A ,AA N: flv 'tg' A' , k V ,' - , ,,,-'jA 1 A wk 'Li w'U,fLgfh . 4,31 ATLLAA, f A ..,..., -Q ,,!qg A L 'aff-r ' Ag, fn, ' A :A A s ,-,A AQ. ,A , , , ww M J, ' HA W. A ' Y- A4 .fi w A M.:34, : V, V, .A f' , ' fy A , A . fr O ,V K 4' Tn- -S g ff'f?u4 A, MY, .fy , A., ,HAMA ,AA - . . 2 A nw vm 1, vkkfiwd ' H3041 -.A E ,AA-2:15, Men's Track took on a dual look this year with its regular Spring season and official par- ticipation in Winter indoor meets. Both indoor and outdoor Teams were coached by Will Wright. The Owl Trackmen scored conclusive Spring victories over Williams College 95-595 Fairfield University 108-465 and Wesleyan University 61-16. In the Collegiate Track Conference Meet, the Team placed fourth out of 18 teams. Senior Captain Gary Parkosewich paced the Owls by setting a new school record in the 220 yard run. Senior Cliff Schmidt and Sophomore Joe Ogle also made impressive showings around the track, while Paul Taddei highlight- ed the hammer throw, Nick Chaconis the long and triplejumps, and Dan Golino thejavelin. 107 Men's Tennis The Men's Tennis Team failed to be convincing of its strength as it finished its season with a 3-9 record. Coach Bob Dikranian's Team pulled two victo- ries over Quinnipiac and one over the University of Hartford for its only three wins. Five Seniors, Don DeCosta, jerry Tomlinson, Tom Wainwright, lim Rainey, and jerry Jennings formed the core of the Team. Future promise shown by Paul Puzzi and lack Marston may make coming seasons a little better. l x x ,, S Q ,, S H X A 4 t x 'L K Q 1. A X 5 - . Q Y, M, it x, sv , . K' . .kg S x ,ff 14' 'f ' ff? . 1 5. 4 1, I , l , Golf ,7 mfg 7-55 fi. M 1911.4 A f ' !'4f,4'4 vM , , K - W -, -, H qw M, V, ' MA X ', - R' A ,fi c yn 5 f r i m fgtz, - , 31 W , Wm The Owl Golfers, coached by less Dow, were a bright spot for rnen's sports in 1972-73. For the second consecutive year, the team captured the City Series Golf Championship, handing Elis a second place, the University of New Haven third,and Quinnipiac fourth. Co-captains Wayne Lurix and jeff Thaxter consistently helped stroke Owl victories. Other outstanding players were Paul Malone, john Hull, and Tony Diminico. lO9 , Softball The Women's Softball Team swung a 6-1 record for the 1973 season. They easily man- aged victories over Queens, Springfield, Worchester, Lehman, and Montclair. Their only loss was to Bridgewater with an 8-9 score. Leading hitters for the Team were Kathy Vitelli with a 520 batting average and Sue Rojcewicz with a 518 average. 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A VJ V, 321 , 'ia Eg .9 Q7 ,V , VV AV, ' V - V V V VVVVM V VV , -1 V , . V V . , -V--f-r --V- --v-V-VM - 'Vw ......,. .....w..w.W.- -V - 'van ,,?,1,,V ,ww V ' V V , ,'wVVV4iVf,.,L, r-,vvvv-1 LY.. rv'W '1 Y Y ,., T- -V -WFT . ,,.. ,WY ,NN-,-Y ,WV L I-v-1 ' -rv Library: Center of interest With much of the college education focusing on individual research, the library becomes a center for the learning process. Students need not only books and periodicals, but also documents, films, records, and other media. Unfortunately, recent cut backs in state aid have halted the purchasing of new materials and the li- brary growth has also been stalemated. Students are, however, looking for an unfreezing of funds so that the library resources can match the growth of the college. X wei- 'lr g X 5 I H is Students work on Campus sts- . sv - sf-Q mg, 1 -- vwi. A - - smirk :'- ., I-11 4. f Southern students are not noted for their wealth. Thus it is not strange to find that many seek employment from Cam- pus jobs. Students provide a wide variety of serv- ices at the College. You will find students assisting in various laboratories, in offices, in the media centers, and in the cafeteri- as. Their reputation of efficiency and dependability has caused a positive atti- tude toward student help to have been formed. STUDENT PAYROLL checks for las! month can now be packed up x is Psychology Club An active Psychology Department en- gaged itself in various activities, supple- mentingtheir academic program. The Department prided itself with mem- bership in a National Honorary Psychology Association. In addition, the Psychology Club, advised by Dr. Marjorie Ehmer, spon- sored a series of lectures on topics such as the Perceptual Effects of LSD. Children's Day The Student and Community Club spon- sored its Fifth Annual Children's Day in April. The day of events brought numerous New Haven area children to the Campus. The children were invited and escorted to Children's Day by SCSC students who worked with them in the community. Mickey Mouse balloons were distributed to attending youngsters. Sororities, Fraterni- ties and other Campus groups set up various games and activities to entertain the young crowd. 'WW! my-fun QW, ,.,, . M A , uk r gg 1 ' mxil, ,g 4 54 me '4 Wa M a as is 1, W, .,,, wi sl - 4 , -. A r gp? iv ,AJ 'Y uf M, 3. U if s , ,x- p h f,m,,,z Q, . -F 4 1 5 5335 ff A hi, M ,, A ,, V- ,fd WW, ,W W V If , ,Z ,vw v www I V A .wwf fm mai . H V , . KW asf it Students make use of ature Center West Rock adds more than just beauty as a background to the Collegeg it also contrib- utes the West Rock Nature Center, an im- portant enrichment to the field sciences. With great educational emphasis on dis- covery, the convenient location of the Cen- ter affords Southern students an opportunity to investigate the natural environment. The Nature Center's co-operative staff helps fos- ter an informative and inviting atmosphere. X' , A N.-. . t Q: w aw st x, L rs., ,X X fi? t,st, rtrst B tt,t C tstcc tt,t,ttr,y C iiiiiisxaisciieiitioli W Ano W-sf ouwoon svuciitioii C - .t.,. A,gA 2 1 X., I it P, K. lt W2 7- 'vi Q V S, lf? 0-. , WM., 7 n ' isrx , NN The Estrellita Since 1970, the 47-foot Estrellita has been providing Southern students with the opportunity to gather information on the waters of Long Is- land Sound. Weekly excursions take students of oceanogra- phy and marine biology to the Sound where they receive first hand experiences in research and problems ofthe waters, The Estrellita was a gift to the College from a retired sea captain, Mr. Perry Stevens. Mi Hum-drum describes the bodies we pass every day. Face after face, there is little to distinguish one from an- other. But then like a shooting star, we see one that is dif- ferent- physically made the same, but through it a per- sonality shines. A look at him tells you that he has devel- oped a unique self. And what rnore can one ask but to be onetruly ofhis own. l ff Distinct Personalities - What we want to be 'fp , 'Q J f NEW 4, Wt-4-rn Ora. 'Q an , Ax. Www 'Wise ,Hamm ll afqgyw Tv isikx ,ups- f Q47 if f gf :iw Wi Q ' ,L ,J Q College Union K- , . X 4,,6.,,,2 V f ' ' k x 1 ff-tx' ,L N . . K W QM, A Ai,-. X af' . . agkfxm- N 5, ?y,, z L + 4 K 3 ,..'.,, ., . 1 , Q f 5,15-js Q - ' U Q-,m4LX.'i.L.9sGi2fff .ff 5' ,ly y H-:QA X 33 Q X X l ...K 5 Q. Skim ! N ., , X 455 1 f - ...M N., 1 , Q ' Q L N X xl , nf Q 4 Q1 ,, rf? .2 ,fail ' ,. f , .,.y s-W. fx-X. X 'Y -ff,x ' fx vflNmfiL..?'. yn, x J. 1 A VF Wafllr- ' - . ,f Q - Qld? 'Y ' ,R 1221 -ff, W my , if. sr- V, W. , ffzluyg 'S NM: if 'H in wg, 1,5 ag C uqugfi' xii' '5'?,g:f2' f? f' '- Grimm S .'ff'V,f ,fi aw. x 5-A .N,r-4,1 :. Yf? ff.f'3'5?1f'Qf .A fy 325' Wm -- 4'37gfg5 P -1mLW,f' f mf 'ming X :SQ-: f L 'WWE Qin. 4 ffm-, ,W f 4502, Ein, rf. VX , J-fi ,cgwf ffl5'l'lDYPlW1 IIUVKYUN' KKTUIEN-S8610 4 C lUllQ!IilC Avi x 1 f, er ' A wi, ? Wa .pqqxzn-an ' 3. My -' .f H 1 'f f f 1 Vi' A Qfvk . Is it possible that there are students on this Campus who never visit the C.U.? Well, of coursep but for those who do use the facilities, there are surprises every day. Bits and tid-bits of information fill bulletin boardsg fas- cinating displays fill the showcasesg current drives and ac- tivities radiate from tables set up in the lobby. Some students find the Commons their home on Cam- pusg others prefer the lounge for relaxation. Pool and ping-pong players gravitate down to the game room, and the reading lounge attracts those who do have studying. Campus organizations also use the building for activities and business. '. ,--, . .s. ' jf'EC lf'l'i5gl mr Mig, 1 it-fm., s a 2 ,ff D.. . 3. v..f?xu'- rt as an Expression of Yourself No one seems to know exactly what it is that makes a work of art appealing to the eye, yet no one has much trouble in de- ciding what becomes a master piece and what does not. Somehow, someway, certain people easily stroke the right lines, the right col- ors, the right feelings and produce true art, as expression of themselves. . fssti ' mm sm RMA- 1 .. .V P O U r M A, I . U Q 4 A- -..I fb . ' ' - an ' . wwf-' fbi M f',:1-f,.,. nk 1 ,MMM , J M ' ,A Q M M W V '11 139 Student Government in Operation Enthusiastic students manned the Student Government, while apathy prevailed among most. The involved took to probing such is- sues as financial aid, 24 hour parietals in the dormitories, health services on campus, and parking dilemmas. The Student Government faithfully held their meetings each Monday night in hopes of bettering many campus situations. Phil Stull lead the group as President and Andy Kostas stood by and assisted him as Vice- president, aw ' 130 css The Laurel The Laurel was faced with making several adjustments this year. The first came with a switch to new advisors, Rita Landino, lim Walsh, and Dick McGinnis. A late start in staff organization also delayed progress. But with the conscientious efforts of several staff members, the book was steered into form. The finished product is in your hands. The Laboratory Approach to the Sciences The Science Departments at the College use one of the most effective means of learning, learning by discovery through laboratory expe- riences. Most basic courses meet for two hours week- ly in lecture and are supplemented by a two hour lab period in which students are given opportunity to manipulate and experiment with materials. The laboratory experience truly provides a lasting and meaningful re-enforce- ment of practical knowledge. 13? -' VW ? 4, Siik Q will A 'Q 'WJQFR K 22, ,Q ,s-Q, ! . -W Looking over what was here before us it will be here after ia fl'h21'f'Kiiw12g1'-s .1113-faQa.fi. ,,x, M 52 EN Gi. sr ' E !gfi 5 i':Q g:5 'i1if 3wI..N:Una2ffaL ZW QUT? ff- I--A ffl vm w 1 z' 2 , ff. S- fg , Q 5Jf'E 5151- fr W si , ,QW V ugfz-13,55 is EL' if .3 ' 4 .'-' ., 'rar qs -W - N P g g ' Nl- '-WVW 425-S9x'4 f wi g Q.. X ,ffm pw X ': 'S 1 ,-5253334 wage' f' 4 fi 310. 9 'ggi 'V ff- 5 y. 'G' ,e 'E fa , 1554? F 3:7 Af ., , , 2 .Mi I Y Y A Vi 'iw-Q 1 I I J' ' 2 Qi f ' A ..fm 4f-,iw 'ffl f ' . ,. fif' 5,994 2353 4f 'lQ':i23?f:j5 I 1. fp 1 'fu J 2 , f-f. , I1 , if - J, 3 f . 4' rt, I W ,. A f an 4 , , , , - I i , ' 1, ff M X W - ,f 1 if any uf . , K, ,mf 'V ,fs ,av '55, pun-1-. I , v ,H zf.,,5 ,,f,,.1- Huis' A, ,Q 'H ' -- ,J ik 4.3, Yuma' 11 , w i , n Q .fn N I ,Zen sw. ,, X ff .fl , JK? it K is '-K Q. 14 -. 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E Rusk will , U Commencement +-1 A Ja wis h fy 1-lg' ,., fr., n-..- . ad, , 4' ,':.fa-fy W-,551 ix 5 n F g ' :mth L z H, 'f in Aj- War S4 MM f W hu , 1 1 1, , ,. ,HW .M 7 Wg, . 4-. L 5 Q Q - ...W ---.... -..Ag kg when-.mls ,NB M mu.-.mkl rn, .A ...Q-afsvu-nga. -1 rx' t' , ft., ., Commencement exercises took place on the morning of May 26 on the Main Campus. President lennings pres- ided over the cermonies which began with the playing of the National Anthem by the College Band and the Invo- cation led by Reverend john D. Sullivan. The Commence- ment Address was delivered by Dan W. Lufkin, Connecti- cut Commissioner of Environmental Protection. Dr. Evann Middlebrooks presented the candidates for degrees to President lennings who conferred the degrees upon them. Candidates for Bachelor of Arts degrees then proceeded to the Gymnasium, for Bachelor of Science in Nursing to Buley Library Auditorium, and for graduate degrees to Lyman Auditorium. Bachelor of Science de- gree candidates were presented with their degrees onthe Main Campus. 'Tr' gt, 3 E :, V7 ' J A K 1 6 V if Q if fa fs . ill! QW' r g 41, , fff ' 45 q W K K . ik, A 1 7 'Wi 11.5 f W' Wav 4 2 WW fa wif ffw ,. ., A H V fl, ,,,,.V I A V ,QEV 4? 'fn !3?f,4v. 'ff JL ,iw ni ' KF . .,x ...ff wa fri? W? 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Ruth Bradley Wilhelm Bradley Robert Brancato Michael Brenner Doleres Brindle lacqueline Brodoff Linda Brower Deborah Brown Edward Brown loan Brown Elizabeth Browning Margaret Brundage Louis Bruni Enrico Buccilli Paula Broson Deborah Brooks Richard Brown Sheila Brown Linda Budarz Steven Buechele 157 k e' 152 gf lf? 'Q' Q . ,. Q 5: Q' Brenda Bullock Ilze Buls Cynthia Bush Nancy Butler Reginald Calling Mary Caluri Joyce Capristo Donna Caputa 158 Bonnie Bunker Marcia Burban Eileen Burchill Carol Butt Shirley Byington Lawrence Byron ...J 'Wi 3 w e A fa y Cc g 3-,Q . Ffiir .m g Sf '- , : 7 ,-:Er Carol Camera Peter Cammarano Nancy Campaniolo lanice Caputa Gerald Carlone Clifford Carlson Gregory Burns Rory Calli ,IM leanne Camperchiolo Robert Carney Barbara Carrera Denise Carrigan Rosemary Carusillo 1:43 Ann Case Cynthia Case Timothy Casey CaroICataIani Donna Cavaliere Darrel Cavanaugh 1 ' Carmen Cawley Gayle Ceccarelli Frank Cesaroni Angela Caruga Rosemary Carvalho Dorene Casagrande Lynnmary Castagnetti Patricia Castellano Margaret Castler 159 Linda Cesca Richard Chandler Gail Chapman , :xii , - x- , f V Qu? if :ff , f1ff?!.,7- - 4' 5 A N- 'M' ff'Nf'Qgjg fi iz lanie Charles Margaret Chase Ted Chaski I Q eeii l f P . eaeeri 'few P is ieee a t , C ' - ieae P C , Yi: .:kk-LL, -K. , 5 f' r..,- K . K if K ':'Fi -2-i i,- ef' David Chatfield Mary Chatfield Peter Chenevert joseph Cifaldi Keith Cirillo 160 Albert Coffill X Susan Christensen Gail Churney Noreen Cicarelli Anthony Cofrancesco Pamela Coggins Phyllis Cohen l Christine Colburn Theresa Cole Wendy Cole Stephen Colella l Paul Comkowycz Catherine Conklin Patricia Connelly Rachel Conniff Wendy Conti janet Cook Starlet Copeland Cheryl Coppa Susan Colella Marie Colloso Michael Conte Diane Conti T Ann Coppola Authur Corda Robert Cortese Iune Corwin Maryann Coppa Pamela Coppa Charlot Crafa Damaris Creamer 161 77 iii ' ' ' ' H' 7 Milf? ' Al'M ' Vi 'fW',fff'N 'N' , ffwli. 'Wfff f f, wwf if , f ff ,L 'lf 1 Y 53 mm,, M 1 ' V D fp' - ,, 1 , if? 1 g, W UQWQM' A -' A V ' ' W' N, I V, V- X, . ,pi .l, of 4 f if f , ' , ,, , D ' W i ,k , H+ f V ' ff f' aw. ififffiiiiig 3' 'mfififwi W' MWMW K ' . gf, ,Q f- -A ijfff My ,g ,wg ,..,, . af, qm,,,L,,.,,, am, f, W, ,M i , i ' Q - ' ii i W, iv-SWL, , . ?Lgt,4,f ELHWTQ' My ' f. 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Haven Colleen Robbins English, 449 Success Ave., Bridgeport Paula Robinson Elem., 137 Laurel Terr., Cheshire Laura Rochovansky Biology, P.O. Box 3293, Scottsdale, Ariz jennifer Thurber Art, 155 LLoyd St., New Haven Joseph Roise Physics, 204 TOTOket Rd., Branford Fernando Rossi Italian, 272 Sherman Ave., New Haven Angela Ryniejski Nursing, 16 Hillside Ave., Ansonia jack Sabine Biology, 99 Webster St., Hartford Thomas Saladino English, 39 Kingston Rd., Trumball Barbara Salvo Elem. 8: Sp. Ed., 74 Orchard St., New Havne Richard Sanca Art, 486 Saybrook Rd., Middletown Bernard Santora Art, 446 Goldenrod Ave., Bridgeport Richard Scheibel Sp. Ed., 95 Highland, Fairfield Paul Schrieber Elem., 648 Quaker Farms Rd., Oxford Susan Schrieber Elem. dr Sp. Ed., 648 Quaker Farms Rd., Oxford Anthony Sciascia Math, 9 Maplevale, E. Haven Diane Scinto Elem., 150 Lenox Ave., Bridgeport Madeline Seltzer Elem., 111 Park St., New Haven Linda Sepso Elem., 1067 Hillside Ave., Stratford Francis Seymour Math, 301 N. High St., E. Haven Ernest Shaw Hist. 81 Soc. Sci., 10 Shepard St., New Haven Kathleen Shepard Elem., l Oak La., Danbury Evelyn Shumway Elem., 58 Bishop St., New Haven Alan Sica History, 17 Crestwood Ave., Waterbury Hillary Singer Elem., 42 Fairfield St., New Haven Robert Sirico hist. dr Soc. Sci., 12 Brookhaven Rd. Glenda lean Smith Sp. Ed., 291 Toll House La., Bridgeport Robert Spencer H. 8: P.E., 28 E. George St., Freehold, Nl Betty Speroff Biology, 32 Elmwood Rd., New Haven Teresa Stevens French, 23 Eddy St., Milford Iohn Sullo History, 34 Home Ct., N. Haven Lawrence Takores Sp. Ed., 14 Watson Ave., N. Haven Linda Thorpe Elem., 24 Ashville St., W. Haven Claire Tillson Lib. Sci., 605 Ruth St., Bridgeport Joyce Tomanek Lib. Sci., 38-30 205 St., Bayside, NY Carol Tompkins Sp. Ed., 23 Beecher St., Southington Lovette Tower Elem., 32 MacArthur St., N. Haven Patricia Tryanory Sp. Ed., 7 Lynwood Dr., E. Haven Theresa Tsingris Sp. Ed., 7 Lynwood Dr., Cheshire Barbara Tuverson Elem., 11 Fenwood Ave., Old Saybrook Claire Vandal Hist. 8: Soc. Sci., 6 Pleasant View, lewett City Sherry Vanderwerken Art, 25 Highland Rd., Stamford Ioan Vartanian Biology, 249 Horsepond Rd., Madison Deborah Verni Elem., 143 Division St., Ansonia Barbara Vitagliano Elem., 36 Alfred St., New Haven Diana Voos Art, 182 Wallingford Rd., Cheshire rl-1 f, -1' if ,.,-e.fff+ VU' , .LV 'fl 's f an .... it K , .ff 1 V J -, 7, lr Azffj, it 1,1311 I ii., 'Q.,., 1 K ,, , . , f . f ff ix . g f '-Vitw 'iffxf ' Q. -' .9 ,. j 'x'P- r -5-. ' f .. 1' f Y 4 5 -s K 'W-6- 'e.,'V , 8. , Z , , 'Wcf-f. f , 4:25 mf .- I , ,r-W., sf, , -',fE.,,La K , X. ,. -, MK. 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Sci. dr Econ., 300 Danbury Rd., Wilton Charlie Andrews Social Welfare, 2 Gilbert Ave., New Haven Ralph Ardito Psychology, 295 Pequonnock St., Bridgeport Robert Armstrong English, Nancy La., Middlefield Lynn Austin Psychology, 518 Main St., E. Haven Deborah Baker History, 16 Maher Dr., Norwalk Joanne Balaschak Social Welfare, 184 Murray St., Meriden James Ballas Hist.fEcon., 375 Winthrop Ave., New Haven Paulette Bars Psychology, 1533 Grove St., Berkely, Ca. Gerard Bisallion Political Sci., 68 Oakly St., New Haven Thomas Blackwell Social Welfare, 317 Spring St., W. Haven Allen Blake Spanish, 18 Beth Lane, Waterbury 202 N . Gail Blumberg English 81 Anthro., 10 Carlyle Rd., VV. Hartford Wilhemina Bradley Social VVelfarc, 9 Fern St., VV. Haven Patricia Brest Sociology, 125 W'elchs Pt. Rd.. Milford Edward Brown Sociology 61 Psy., 131 Rock Creek Rd., New Hartford Joyce Bryant Hist. 81 Psy., 947 First Ave., W. 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Haven Judith Davidovits Psy. 8: Soc., 45 Lakeview Terr., New Haven Christine Dehoff Soc. 81 Psy., 130 Bradley Ave., Meriden Sr. Mary Delahanty English dr Art., 411 Townsend Ave., New Haven Deborah Delucia Soc. 81 Psy., 58 Bradley Ave., Hamden Christopher Deneen Geography, 592 Laurel St., E. Haven Janet DiMenna Eng. 81 Psy., 288 Meadowbrook Ct., W. Haven William Dolliver Economics, 23 Wood Ave., Framingham. Ma. Mark Ellicson Bio. 81 Gen. Sci.. 104 Candlewood Isle, New Fairfield Hans Fakundiny Sociology, 4 Tower Dr., Norwalk Edward Fontana Psy. dr Hist., 68 Gilbert Ave., New Haven Ehtel Gamerow Psy., 593 Hardy St., Franklin Sq., NY Steven Germond History, 72 Hillcrest Ave., VV. Haven Sharon Gleason Bio. 81 Gen. Sci., 100 Coldspring Rd., Rocky Hill Waldemar Golebiewski Pnl. Sei.-Bio.-Chem., 46 Warren St., Waterbu Robert Gouge English, 18 View Place, Guilford Michael Guarino Eng. dr Hist.. 149 Toms Rd.. Stamford Frank Guida Psychology, 92 Townsend, New Haven Arthur Hausman Hist. 81 Anthro., Clintonville Rd., Northford Cynthia Haynes Psy. 81 Anthro., 35 Giles St.. Hamden Nancy Holts Hist. dr Soc., 1756 Lamont St., Washington, DC Doris Jakad Social Welfare, 206 Buell St., New Britain LucilleJohnson English, 51 Central Ave., Waterbury Douglas Joiner Social Welfare, 341 Forbes Ave., New Haven Gail Jones History, 191 Clintonville Rd., N. Haven Joseph Kanell Pol. Sci. dr Hist., 57 Kirkwood Rd., W. Hartford Jeanne Kadprzycki English, 1178 Hartford Tpke., N. Haven Victoria Lafortune Theatre 8: Eng., 47 Stoneerop Rd., Norwalk Paul Lauzier Chemistry, 98 William St., VV. Haven Raymond Lawler Geo. Br Art, 18 Maler Ave., Shelton Charlotte Leonard Eng. 6: Thea., 10 Richard Dr., Mt. Arlington, NJ Miriam Lillian Sociology, 26 Overhill Rd., Woodbridge Charlene Longo Hist. dr Eng., 107 Stnadnard Ave., Branford Bryan Lucas E. Sci. 8 Gen. Sci., 210 Old Field La.. Milford Kurt Lucas Hist. 6: Pol. 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Sci., 61 Appleton St., Waterbury Albert Coffill Art, Milton Rd., Litchfield Anthony Cofrancesco Spanish, 358 Elm St., W. Haven Myles Cohen Hist. 6: Soc. Sci., 4 Reichelt Terr., Ansonia Philip Colavecchio Hist. dr Soc. Sci., 1110 W. Main St., Waterbury Christine Colburn Spf Ed., 35 Valley Brook Rd., Rocky Hill Donna Cole Elem., 94 North St., Seymour Gary Cole Health 61 P.E., 11 Union St., Sidney, NY Theresa Cole Lib. Sci., 256 Tyler St., E. Haven Stephan Colella Biology, Mt. Spring Rd., Rockville Terrv Coletti Sp. Ed., 7 McKinley St., N. Providence, Rl Bruce Collins Elem., 23 Clearview Ave., W. Hartford Vera Collins Biology, 42 Dwight St., New Haven James Collon Elem., 41 Johnson Ave., Seymour Marie Colloso Elem., 113 Wooster St., New Haven Catherine Conklin Elem., 39 Paramount Ave., Hamden Ronald Conlan Hist. 81 Soc. Sci., 176 Atwater St., W. Haven Patricia Connelly Elem., 70 David St., W. 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Haven Michael Dogali Elem., 1540 Nichols Ave., Stratford Karen Dolan Elem., 119 Myano La., Stamford William Domonell Art, 87 Lexington Ave., Torrington Sheri Don Elem., 113 Ranch Dr., Bridgeport Stephan Donnelly H. dr P. E., 32 Meadowbrook Rd., W. Hartford Ellen Donahue Elem., 224 Spring St., Manchester James Dooley Sp. Ed., 62 V: Ellsworth Ave., New Haven Jane Dorrico Sp. Ed., 399 Cascade Rd., Stamford Delphine Dortenzio Sp. Ed., 311 Narrow La., Orange Bonney Dossin Elem., 12 Woodmere Knoll, Meriden Sandra Doster Elem., 1523 Chapel St. N., New Haven Susan Douglas English, 11 Goodsell Ave., W. Hartford Janet Doyle English, 186 Ellsworth Ave., New Haven Sheilia Doyle Elem., 60 Fenton Ave., Wolcott Angel Dozier Lib. Sci., 28 St. Mary St., Hamden Diana Dragonetti Sp. Ed., 5 Boulder Cir., Norwalk Patricia Drega Health Ed., 492 Center St., Wallingford Debrah Dubay Elem., 164 Terrys Plain Rd., Simsbury Patricia Duda Sp. Ed., 171 Captain Thomas Blvd., W. Haven Judith Durazzo Elem., 151 Fillmore St., New Haven Saundra Dykun Elem., 46 Rose Hill Rd., Branford Janice Dziki Elem., RFD if 1 Dayville Alan Eckstrand History, 403 Salmon Brook St., Granby Francine Eifrig Nursing, 616 Apache La., Norristown, Pa. Dolores Esposito Biology, 40 Wintergreen Ave., Hamden Chet Evangelista Sp. Ed., 221 Saltonstall Ave., New Haven Carol Exnicios English, 113 Ralsey Rd., Stamford Deborah Fagan Elem., 19 Colorado Dr., Somers Patricia Falcigno Elem., Crossfield Rd., N. Branford Joanne Fasolo Elem., 2 Westgate Rd., Farmington Linda Favreau H. 8: P. E., 7 Wood St., Danbury Rosemarie Fazzino Sp. Ed., 471 High St., Middletown Louaise F ederspiel Elem., Gunstock Acres, Gilford, NH Edward Feld Elem., 2418 Boston Post Rd., Guilford Gail Feldstein English. 104 First Ave., W. Haven Dawn Ferland Sp. Ed., 635 Fitch St., Hamden Susan Ferraguto Elem., Meetinghouse La., Westbrook Pasqualina Ferrara Spanish, 4 Eagle St., Norwich Ianice Ferrucci Elem., 651 Quinnipiac La., New Haven Iohn Ficocelli English, 15 Maplevale Rd., E. Haven Lynn Fidanza Elem., 392 Ellsworth Ave., New Haven Rena Filipelli Sp. Ed., 42 Stonewall St., Middlebury Andrew Fiorntino Elem., 1388 Durahm Rd., Madison Rose Fiorella Spanish, 11 New La., Cromwell Marie Fishetti Italian, 607 Huntington Rd., Bridgeport Anne Fisher Nurinsg, Indian Cove Rd., Guilford Ronald Fitzmartin Hist. 6: Soc. Sci., 28 Coram St., Hamden Shirley Flesher Sp. Ed., 85 Cooper Pl., New Haven Parnala Floody Elem., 10 Scott Sr., Norwalk Donna Florio Elem., 85 Highland Ave., E. Haven Debra Foisey H. 5: P.E., RFD 32 Little Pond Rd., Woodstock Thea Foley Elem., 440 Frost Rd., Waterbury Thomas Foote Sp. Ed., 875 Middletown Ave., N. Haven lane Ford Biology, 282 Benham Rd., W. Haven Karen Foster Elem., Stillman Rd., N. Stonington Iohn Fox Sp. Ed., 238 Belden Rd., Hamden Sandra Franco Sp. Ed., 64 Chamberlain St., New Haven Helene Frank Elem., 12 Knox St., W. Haven Virginia Fraulo Elem., 9 Alpine Dr., E. Haven Diane Freeman Elem., 190 Charles St., Meriden Mindy Frohman Lib. Sci., 21 Lent Rd., Hamden David Frost Hist. 81 Soc. Sci., 187 Wells St., Manchester Melinda Fryer Elem., 77 Circle Dr., Greenwich Alice Fuest Hist., 201 Durahm Rd., Madison Sandra Fuller Spanish, 77 Mechanic St., New Haven Isabella Fusco Spanish, 31 Frank St., New Haven Susanna Fusconi History, 975 Eastern Point Rd., Groton Kenneth Gabelman H. 81 P.E., 10 High Ridge Rd., Plainview, NY Linda Glante Elem., Beacon Valley Rd., Naugatuck Robert Galemba Biology, 1188 Wells Pl., Stratford Carol Gallagan H. dr P.E., 43 Meadow Dr., Brookfield john Gambardella H. 8: P.E., 52 Victor St., E. Haven Cathie Garfield Elem., 84 W. Main St., Milford janet Gaynor Elem., 9 East Ave., Norwalk jean Geraitis Elem., 997 Marion Ave., Marion lean Germe Biology, 14 Hopkins Dr., New Haven Gloria Giaimo Elem., 28 Ward Pl., W. Haven Francesanne Gibiser Elem., 70 Fourth St., Hamden Gayle Gilbert Sp. Ed., 281 Seaside Ave., Milford Sally Gilcrest Sp. Ed., 122 Albert Ave., Stratford Trudy Gillette Elem., 1121 Arlington Blvd., Arlington Gertrude Gittleson Elem., 71 Rogers Rd., Hamden Arthur Giulietti Hist. 8: Soc. Sci., 13 Mason St., Derby Elizabeth Gizzie Elem., 89 West Hillside Ave., Thomaston Rita Galndorf Health Ed., 64 Arnoldale Rd., W. Hartford Lynn Glaser Sp. Ed., 302 Pinerock Ave., Hamden Denise Glatz Sp. Ed., 476Iones Hill Rd., W. Hamden Kathy Glenewinkel H. 81 P.E., 53 Lake Rd., N. Branford Albert Glynn Hist. dr Soc. Sci., 375 Halladay Dr., W. Suffield Bruce Golden H. 81 P.E., 77 Hillcrest Ave., S. Meriden Patricia Golden Elem., 3 Wilson Ave., Wallingford Louise Goldman Elem., 269 Wilson Pl., New Haven Trinidad Gomis Hist. 8: Soc. Sci., 134 Grove St., Shelton Susan Gonshreck Elem., 55 Allen Rd., N. Haven Ianice Goodrich Art, 47 Sheeran, Bristol Trudy Gooler Elem., 2307 Legion St., Bellmore LI, NY Katherine Gopoian H. 81 P.E., 252 Main St., Yalesville Lynda Gorham Spanish, 5068 Main St., Trumbull Catherine Gorman Elem., 8 Gordon La., Enfield Christine Gorzkowski Elem., 796 Old Main St., Rocky Hill Becky Goss Elem., 60 Prayer Spring Rd., Stratford Thomas Grant Sp. Ed., 23 Belmont St., Hamden Loarraine Gray Elem., 1439 Main St., Stratford Patrick Grealy Math, 255 Sunnybank Ave., Stratford Veronica Green Elem., 53 Wall St., New Haven Lynn Greywacz Elem., 199 West St., Seymour Lance Griffin Elem., 257 N. Village Ave., Rockville Cen., NY John Griswold Art, 7 Stratton Ave., W. Simsbury Marcia Gritz Elem., 543 Liberty St., Meriden Ann Grody Sp. Ed., 1429 E. 12 St., Brooklyn, NY Barbara Gruzewski Art, 60 Lexington St., Hamden Anthony Guarnieri Health Ed., 60 Howe St., New Haven Linda Gubbiotti Sp. Ed., 421 Valley St., New Haven Carol Guckert Elem., 817 Wilcoxson Ave., Stratford David Guerrera H. 8: P.E., 238 Plank Rd., Waterbury Nicholas Guerrieri Art, 12 Hemlock Hollow Rd., Woodbridge Pasquale Guido Elem., 35 Rowe St., New Haven Roxanne Gura Sp. Ed., 8 Dayton Pl., Meriden Barbara Habrukovich German, 4 Birch St., Old Saybrook Darlene Hacku Elem., 47b Cheshire Rd., Wallingford john Haggarty Hist. 6: Sco. Sci., 2240 Long Hill Rd., Guilford Karen Hall H. 8: P.E., 7 Bayview Ave., Niantic Irene Hallisey Elem., 100 Indian Dr., Manchester Robert Hanchette H. 6: P.E., 189 Cooper Pl., New Haven Sharon Harkness Elem., 22 Riverview Dr., Norwalk Michael Harrington Rec. dr Leisure, 3873 Hickory St., Seaford, NY Arlene Harris Elem., 70 Park St., New London Eugene Harris H. 81 P.E., 73 Helen St., Hamden Marcia Harris H. 61 P.E., Highland Terr., Ivoryton Mark Harrison Earth Sci., 91 Fairview Ave., W. Haven Ianice Hartman Elem., 14 Hillcrest Ave., W. Haven Kevin Hausman Sp. Ed., 46 Hunt St., Rowayton Maribeth Hayes Nursing, 114 Thompson St., Hamden Laurie Heard Sp. Ed., 281 Henry St., Manchester Susan Hearn Elem., Huckleberry La., Greenwich Patricia Hebb Elem., 33 Winslow Rd., Trumbull loan Hedge Elem., 220 Stonybrook Rd., Stratford Ioan Heimann Elem., 580 Forest Rd., W. Haven O6 Nancy Hein Sp. Ed., 6 Wycliffe Terr., Seymour Lorinda Heinrich Elem., 307 Maple Shade Rd., Middletown Francis Henry English, 26 Hemlock St.. Bridgeport Robert Herdic H. :Sr P.E., 937 Dixwell Ave., Hamden Ilse Herman Elem., 16 William St., Norwalk Joyce Herzig H. 61 P.E., Maiden La., Duraham Marjorie Heyke Elem., 70 Marmor Ct., Wethersfield Catherine Higgins H. 81 .P.E., 906 Cardinal Rd., Levittown, NY Maureen Higgins Elem., 15 Daggettt St., Milford Barbara Hill Elem., 1976 Durahm Rd., Guiford Robert Hinkley H. 6: P.E., Glen Rd., Danbury Mary Hine Elem., 5 High Circle La., Fairfield Kathleen Hinson Elem., 55 Grant Rd., Manchester Valerie Hirsch Elem., 37 Unity Rd., Stamford Sandra Hlyna Elem., 18 Bruns Rd., Ansonia Marica Hochman H. :Sr P.E., 65622 Millcreek La., Naperville, IL Earl Hocking Elem., 23 Nicoll St., New Haven Deborah Hoffman Elem., 40 Hammick Rd., W. Hartford Sanders Hoffman Hist. 61 Sco. Sci., 45 Cedar St., Middletown Howard Hoffman Math, 154-79 Riverside Dr., Beechhurst, NY Janice Hoogkirk Chemistry, 149 Leete's Is. Rd., Guilford L. Hopes Sociology, 253 West Ivy St., New Haven Kataline Hornyak Art, 64 Lakeshore Terr., Bridgeport Joan Howard H. 81 P.E., 12 Pinehurst St., Trumbull Joyce Hubbard Elem., Hubbard St., Middlefield Craig Hudson Sp. Ed., 53 Fifth St., New Haven Judith Hudson H. 81 P.E., 9 Wakenor Rd., Westport Christine Hughes Sp. Ed., 190 Rocky Rapids Rd., Stamford Jacquelyn Hunt Sp. Ed., 840 Orange Cen. Rd., Orange Louise Hyman Sp. Ed., 22121 Erwin St., Woodland Hills, Ca Mary Alice Illig Chemistry, 15 Vera St., E. Haven Bruce Irving H. 8: P.E., Cove Rd., Lyme Denise Ivain Lib. Sci., 51 Ivain Rd., Torington Nancy Iversen Sp. Ed., 26 Woods Ave., Greenwich John Ivey H. 6: P.E., 4 Jefferson St., Norwalk KarenJackson Elem., 227 Boys Ave., Rogers Robert Jankoski H. 61 P.E., 154 Mansfield Ave., Waterbury Susanna Jaroszenski Elem., 62 Marina Ave., Trumbull Susan Jeanette Elem., 282 Meadowbrook Ct., W. Haven Barbara Johnson Elem., 11 Wells St., Niantic Ellen Johnson Elem., 97 Sleeping Giant Dr., Hamden Julia Johnson Lib. Sci., 18 Malcolm Ct., New Haven Richard Johnson H. 81 P.E., 45 Brentwood Dr., Avon Jill Jones Sp. Ed., 20 Tyler Ave., Groton Kathy Jones Sp. Ed., 373 Jefferson Ave., New London Jeanne Joseph Elem., 23 Meadow Rodge Dr., Shelton Susan Juliaso English, 60 Farren Ave., New Haven Michael Kach Art, 182 Olivia St., Derby Jody Kamens English, 48 Ranch Dr., Bridgeport Lawrence Kane H. 8: P.E., 522 Terrace Rd., Bayport, NY Pamela Kania Art, 207 Evergreen Cir., Middletown Joan Kapral Lib. Sci., 152 Brown St., Hartford Patricia Kaye Elem., 1 Buckingham Rd., Derby Karen Keane Elem., 126 Westminster Dr., W. Hartford Lynn Kearns Biology, 27 Northill St., Stamford Patricia Keavney Hist. 8: Soc. Sci., 8 Lyndale Ave., Waterbury Kathleen Kelley Elem., 59 Waterbury Ave., Stamford June Kelly Elem., 205 Wakelee Ave., Ansonia Marie Kenney Elem., 489 Cooke St., Waterbury Jack Kerlin Physics, 224 Park St., New Haven Vincent Kiernan Hist. 6: Soc. Sci., 33 Maltby St., New Haven Jo King Sp. Ed., Flat Rock Hill, Old Lyme Kathleen King Sp. Ed., 63 Austin Rd., Devon Margaret King H. 81 P.E., 237 W. Norwalk Rd., Darien Suzanna King Elem., 6 Damien Rd., Branford Joan Kingersky Sp. Ed., 54 Woodlawn Ave., Ansonia David Kingsley Sociology, 17 Simon Pl., W. Haver Susan Kingston English, 1507 Chapel St., New Haven Janis Kinnard Elem., 107 Hemingway Ave., E. Haven Pamela Kisluk English, 12 Diamond Terr., Plainville Evelyn Klein Elem., 3 Pinecrest Dr., Prospect Joann Kolatsky Art., Edward Ave., Watertown Paula Kolnaski H. 81 P.E., 26 Miner St., Groton Vicky Koutromanis Elem., 83 Midwood Ave., Waterbury Patricia Kownacki English, 2730 Old Town Rd., Bridgeport Lois Kraemer Elem., 27 Cedar La., Oxford Stephen Krasney Hist. 6: Soc. Sci., 1006 King Rd., Cheshire Helen Krawczyk Elem., 39 Euclid Ave., Waterbury Nadine Krutzky Sp. Ed., 293 E. Hill Rd., Canton Linda Kukowski Sp. Ed., 129 Butler Ave., Southington Marcia Kulchuk Elem., 14 Tait Rd., Old Greenwich Veronica Kuzara Art, 3 Ganny Terr., Enfield Joan Kuziel Elem., 87 Magnolia Ave., W. Haven Stephan Kyprianides Elem., 102 Brownell St., New Haven Louise Labbadia Sp. Ed., 195 Scott Swamp Rd., Farmington George Labbancz H. 6: P.E., 56 Carlisle Pl., Stamford Shelia Lacey Elem., 51 South St., Enfield Beth Laites Sp. Ed., 722 Church St., Newington Ralph Lambert Sp. Ed., 631 Whalley Ave., New Haven Corrine Lamy H. dr P.E., 19 Park Pl., Naugatuck Ronald Lane Art, 120 Clark Ave., Branford Linda Lanese Elem., 20 Lannen St., Waterbury Barbara Lange German, 345 Cooke St., Waterbury Linda Lanque H. 61 P.E., 13 Mattabasset Dr., Meridan Constance Lariviere Sp. Ed., 217 Elizabeth St., Norwich Patricia Laspino Art, 116 Hyde St., New Haven Joanne Latini Elem., 20 Falknor Dr., Manchester Linda Latini Sp. Ed., 1212 Shepard Ave., Hamden Dennis Lauzon Math, 13 Ridge Rd., W. Haven Lori Lavalle Elem., 558 Seaford Ave., Massapequa, NY James Lawless Sp. Ed., 9 Arrow St., Enfield Charlotte Leach Sp. Ed., 165 Edge Rd., Watertown Judith Leblanc Sp. Ed., 84 Pattagansett Rd., Niantic Elizabeth Lee Elem., 82 Hinsdale Ave., Waterbury Nancy Lee Elem., 80 Mulberry Hill, Hamden Judith Lengyel Elem., 102 Wilson St., Bridgeport Rose Leo Elem., Route 12, Mechanicsville Roberta Leonard Elem., 60 Kreger Dr., Wolcott Lee Levasseur Art, 8 Woodlawn Cir., E. Hartford Sharon Levine Sp. Ed., 35 Ridgeview Ave., Trumbull Jacqueline Lewis H. 8: P.E., 122 Orchard Dr., Groton Jill lewis Elem., 95 Morgan St., Stamford Annette Litwack Sp. Ed., 73 Badger Cir., Milton, Ma. Mary Logan Math, 9 Anthony Rd., N. Haven Suzanne Lombardo Elem., Meadowwood Rd., Branford Johnn Longo H. 8: P.E., 70 Ayers Rd., S. Windsor Demetra Louloudis Elem., 444 Narrow La., Orange Stanley Lucash History, 53 Baldwin Terr., Fairfield Ann Lumpkin Elem., 44 North St., Plymouth Lois Lupo Chemistry, 48 Carroll St., Stamford Wayne Lurix Rec. 45: Lesiure, 31 South St., Milford Pamela Luzi Elem., 22 Perry St., New London Donald Lynch Sp. Ed., 148 Fitch St., New Haven Lois Lysik Elem., 42 Alexander Dr., E. Hartford June Macchiaverna H. 8: P.E., 5 Glen Rd., Danbury Anita Maciuszek Elem., 106 Kelseytown Rd., Clinton Betty Maddaloni Elem., 1010 Waterbury Rd., Cheshire Mary Magee Elem., 250 Glenbrook Rd., Stamford Jeanne Maguire Art, 30 Pine Tree Dr., Stamford Joy Mahaney Elem., 107 Avon St., New Haven Cynthia Maher Elem., 75 Fairview Ave., Hamden Ellen Mainella Elem., 44 Far Horizon Dr., Cheshire John Maioino Spanish, 26 Pleasant Dr., Hamden Karen Majek Elem., 341 Manchester Rd., Glaston Cecilia Malgeri Elem., 752 Milldale Rd., Cheshire Mildred Malone Nursing, 55 Ruby Rd., W. Haven Lois Mancini Nursing, 5F Birch La., E. Haven Louise Mancini Sp. Ed., 30 Hartley Dr., Waterbury Barbara Mangiafico Nursing, . Treat St., W. Haven Karen Manguilli Elem., 15 Roger Ave., N. Haven Mary Manifold Elem., 120 N. Rose Cir., W. Simsbury Diane Manjuck Elem., 15 Stockade Rd., Middletown Deborah Mapp Elem., 34 Kenmore La., Milford Richard Maraschiello Hist. 81 Soc. Sci., 319 Charter Rd., Rockey Hill Lorraine Marconi Elem., 81 Soudview Ave., Fairfield Gail Maresco Sp. Ed., 51 Godfrey Rd., Fairfield Isabel Margoles Sp. Ed., 160 Concord St., Nashua, NH John Margoles Sp. Ed., 1592 Boulevard, New Haven Gail Mariconda Sp. Ed., 115 Surrey Lan., Stratford Margaret Martino English, 150 Grand St., Middletown Robert Marino English, 610 George St., New Haven Bonita Marone Elem., 107 Blakeslee Ave., N. Haven Christine Marrotte Elem., 171 Lauter Ave., Willimantic Susan Martin Elem., 1374 Rockrimmon Rd., Stamford Nancy Martinka Elem., 290 Leavenworth Rd., Shelton Roberta Massaro Biology, 16 Foxon Hill Rd., E. Haven Geraldine Massini Nursing, 124 Boston Post Rd., Old Saybrook Elizabeth Mastin Math, 257 Jennings Rd., Fairfield Deborah Mastrianna Elem., 173 Spring Lake Rd., Waterbury Beth Taylor Mathett Sp. Ed., 17 University Pl., New Haven Eldred Mathieu Nursing, 189 Farrington Ave., Waterbury Helen Matysczak Elem., 65 Cherry Hill Dr., Bridgeport Doreen Maynard Elem., 270 Edgewood Ave., New Haven Donna Mazzola Elem., 102 Kneeland Rd., New Haven Juliana Mazzone English, 5 Apple St., Wallingford Susan McAuliffe H. 81 P.E., 448 Brimfield Rd., werhersfield Kathleen Mc Bride Elem., 73 Knox St., W. Haven Carol Mc Cann Elem., 258 Maple Ave., Meriden Lynn McCauley Elem., 243 Mountain Rd., Windsor Theodore Mc Cormack Sp. Ed., 713 Read St., Bridgeport Teresa Mc Court Elem., 012 Oswegatchie Rd., Waterford Diane McDermott Lib. Sci., 155 Brushy Plain Rd., Branford Robert McDermott Rec. 8: Leisure, 631 Burritt St., Plantville Videen McGaughey Nursing, 44 Morningside Terr., Wallingford Gail McGoldrick H. 8: P.E., 106 Hall Ave., Meriden Beverly McGuire Nursing, 10 Grantham Rd., Wallingford Richard Mcinnis H. 81 P.E., 25 Glade St., W. Haven James Mckiernan H. 61 P.E., 23 Burnham Rd., Avon Karen Mclaughlin Sp. Ed., 303 Porter Ave., Middlebury Susan Mclaughlin English, 487 Cedar Dr., N. Stonigton Rosemary Mcnabola Elem., 46 Hine St., W. Haven Maureen Meade Elem., 28 Neck Rd., Clinton John Meehen H. 6: P.E., Box 221A Rt. 209, Kerhonkson, NY Daniel Meisenheimer Elem., 404 Longmeadow Rd., Orange Joan Mellon Art, 11 Stearns St., Bristol Maria Merola Spanish, 43 Walter St., W. Haven Wendy Merola Elem., 72 Trolley Rd., Guilford Roberta Merva Art, 333 Exeter St., Bridgeport Theresa Metzgar Elem., 1136 Campell Ave., W. Haven Kenneth Meyer E. 81 P.E., 53 E. Ramsdell St., New Haven Lee Meyer Lib. Sci., 445 Humphrey St., New Haven Karen Mezzi Sp. Ed., 52 Church St., Wallingford Linda Miscowski English, 111 Hick St., Meriden Jacqueline Migdalski Elem., 674 Thompson St., E. Haven David Mikolajczk H. 61 P.E., 143 Roxbury Rd., Niantic Philomena Milano Elem., 28 Cardo Rd., Hamden Denise Milestan Elem., 105 Lynne Pl., Bridgeport Lawrence Miller Biology, 98 Kaye Vue Dr., Hamden Mary Miller Sp. Ed., Seaward Way, No. Eastham, Ma. Pamala Miller Nursing, 115 Riverview Ave., Branford Romain Miller Elem., 27 Cynthia Dr., W. Haven Terry Miller Hist. 81 Soc. Sci., 888 Winchester Ave., New Haven Edward Miller Biology, 181 Trolley Crossing La., Middletown John Milone History, 308 Franklin Rd., Hamden Thomas Minahan Sp. Ed., 799 Judson Pl., Stratford Ruth Miner Elem., 203 Carmalt Rd., Hamden Francis Minore Biology, 20 Alstrum St., Hamden Carol Mintzer Elem., 730 East St., Middletown Klaus Miodov H. 8 P.E., 143 Cherry Ann St., Hamden Jill Mitchell Elem., 31 Smith St., W. Haven Franklin Moffett H. 81 P.E., 103 Fillow St., Norwalk Dorothea Moir Nursing, Aunt Park La., Newtown Maryann Nolesky Elem., 48 Fairview St., Portland Mary Molnar H. 8: P.E., 36 Whittlesey Ave., New Haven Mary E. Molnar H. 6 P.E., 30-30 83rd St., Jackson Hgts., NY Linda Monaco English, 16 Jessie Dr., W. Haven Christine Monahan Elem., 150 High St., Bristol Linda Monahan Elem., 577 Winthrop Ave., New Haven Beverly Monroe Elem., 18 Pinewood Rd., Hamden Salvatore Montalto Sp. Ed., 45 Winthrop Ave., New Haven Victor Montivirdi Lib. Sci., 137 Wells Rd., Warehouse Pt. Brian Moran H. 81 P.E., 68 Warner St., Hamden Rosanne Morris H. 8: P.E., 135 Marlin Rd., New Britain Joseph Morris H. 6: P.E., 524 Jackson Rd., Enfield Nancy Morrison H. 6: P.E., Box 96, Moodus Mark Morrow Physics, Little La., Durahm Patricia Mosca Elem., 575 Mile Square Rd., Yonkers, NY Rise Motuzick Art, Breezy Hill, Harwinton Ruthann Mowery Rec. 8: Leisure, 12 Haller Ave., Wallingford Christina Muir Elem., 23 Clark Ave., No. Haven David Munday History, Beckwith La., Old Lyme Thomas Munson His. 81 Soc. Sci., 163 Helen St., Hamden Eileen Murphy Sp. Ed., 84 Radcliffe Ave., Waterbury Krisite Murphy Elem., 57 Nantucket Dr., Mystic Marilyn Murphy Elem., 389 Quinn St., Naugatuck Kathleen Murray Elem., 248 Little Meadow Rd., Guilford Susan Murray English, 530 Whalley Ave., New Haven Maureen Murtagh Sp. Ed., 196 Wiidin St., Hamden Joan Naclerio Elem., 375 Woodward Ave., New Haven Patricia Naedele Elem., 262 Seaver Cir., Bridgeport Margery Nagy Nursing, Hattertown Rd., Newtown Charles Nappi Sp. Ed., 19 Gaywood Dr., Waterbury Margo Neistat Elem., 188 Parkway North, New London Christine Nellis Sp. Ed., 32 Spencer Dr., Middletown John Nelson H. 81 P.E., 102 Commonwealth Ave., New Haven Filomena Nero Spanish, 20 Clark St., New Haven Raymond Newby H. 61 P.E., 2 Treat St., W. Haven Brian Newton Elem., 71 Wellington Hgts., Avon Robin Nicholson English, 22 Vermont Dr., Oakdale Karen Nilan Sp. Ed., 530 Palmetto Rd., Bridgeport Janice Nitowski Elem., 357 Scott St., Nuagatuck David Noel Rec. 81 Lesiure, Horse Fence Hill Rd., Southbury Lorelei Norkus Nursing, 330 Hillfield Rd., Hamden Shirley Norman Elem., 24 Ray St., Waterbury Anna Nosik Spanish, 1423 Pembroke St., Bridgeport Patricia Novelli Elem., 66 Mohawk Ave., Derby Arline Obrien Elem., 18 King Ct., E. Hartford Maureen Obrien Sp. Ed., 32 Scheltz Rd., Kensington Donna Ogle H. 8: P.E., 75 Elmwood Dr., Meriden Joanne Olechnowich Elem., 10 Manners Ave., Seymour Elizabeth Olekshy Elem., 20 Alfred Rd., Milford Janice Onze Elem., 52 Briarwood La., Milford Paul Orlando Rec. 61 Leisure, 46 Hartford Ave., Old Saybrook Karin Orourke Rec. 8: Leisure, 33 Ellen. St., Norwalk Thomas Orsillo Elem., 253 Sunnyside Ave., Oakville Denise Ouellette Art, 170 Stonehenge Dr., Newington Karen Pach Sp. Ed., 118 Courtland Ave., Stamford Jaon Palumbo Elem., 8 Chelene Rd., Norwalk Dianne Panicci Sp. Ed., 187 Cardinal Dr., Meriden Ildiko Panker H. 6: P.E., 159 Collins Ave., Williston Park, NY George Pantano Sp. Ed., 210 Holloster Ave., Bridgeport Gary Parkosewich H. 8: P.E., 356 Newridge Ave., Waterbury Kathleen Parks Elem., 42 Blake St., New Haven David Parmelee Sp. Ed., 15 Westerman Ave., Seymour Joanne Parsons Nursing, 1057 Hartford Tpke, N. Haven Barbara Parzych Sp. Ed., PO Box 181, Quinebaug Joan Pasionek Elem., 12 Lexton Dr., Farmington Adele Pastor Biology, 35 Reid St., Fairfield Elizabeth Pastor Elem., 1791 Main St., Stratford Michelle Patenaude Sp. Ed., 34 Fenwood Grove Rd., Old Saybrook Marcia Patrick Nursing, 518 Ferry Rd., Orange David Patton H. 81 P.E., 7 Mountain Rd., Danbury Roger Pearsall H. 6: P.E., 165 N. Brooksvale Rd., Cheshire Mary Peck Elem., 415 Humphrey St., New Haven Barbara Pendleton Spanish, 200 Alden Ave., New Haven Joyce Pendola English, 565 New London Tpke., Norwich Pamela Penfield Elem., 40 Kiefer Rd., Southington John Perachio Art, 46 Bronx Ave., Bridgeport Patricia Perka Sp. Ed., 251 Macon Dr., Bridgeport Linda Peronace Sp. Ed., 34 Vega St., New Britain Dorothy Peterson English, 7 Hazel Dr., Branford Eric Petersen Elem., 4 Prospect St., Bloomfield William Peterson Art, 22 Prospect St., Branford Merrie Petit H. 8 P.E., Timber La., Harwinton Marilyn Petrucci Elem., 37 Sea St., New Haven Peter Petrulis Biology, 71 Chester, Hamden Joanne Pfluger Lib. Sci., 59 Cherry St., Cheshire Donna Piccola H. 8: P.E., 28 Lakeview Blvd., Avon Patrice Piccolo Sp. Ed., 9 Asher Ave., Pawcatuck Karen Pichnarcik Hist. 8: Soc. Sci., 74 Sunbright Dr., N. Meriden Joseph Pieper Hist. 81 Soc. Sci, 108 Rockview Dr., Cheshire Krystina Pietras, Sp. Ed., 676 Palisado Ave., Windsor William Pilotte Chemistry, 43 Gorahm Ave., Hamden Virginia Plante Sp. Ed., 676 Palisado Ave., Windsor Valerie Pogozelski Sp. Ed., 284 Indian Field Rd., Bridgeport Marion Poinelli French, 154 Pansy Rd., Fairfield Michael Pollio Elem., 25 Glen Haven Rd., E. Haven Robert Pomichter Hist. 8: Sco. Sci., 442 Morgan La., W. Haven Newell Porch H. 8: P.E., 691 Bunker Hill Ave., Waterbury Michelina Poremba German, 31 Liberty St., Stratford Claudia Porter Nursing, Old Gilead Rd., Hebron Joseph Potocsky Chemistry, 61 Pardee St., New Haven O8 Patricia Potravi Elem., 124 Eastfield Dr., Fairfield Maureen Potter Elem., 9 Wilson Rd., Brewster Nancy Prigge Library Sci., 158 Fourth Ave., Milford George Raccio Art, 233 Diamond St., New Haven Victoria Raczka Lib. Sci., Cedar St., Rockfall Richard Raffone Math, 4 Nicholas Dr., E. Haven Michael Ragusa Biology, 19 Soudcrest Dr., Shelton Dale Rahl Elem., 208 Pleasant Valley Rd., Groton Janis Regan Sp. Ed., 56 Creeping Hemlock Dr., Norwalk Kathleen Reirdon Sp. Ed., 691 Maplewood Ave., Bridgeport Janet Reynolds Art, 55 Karen Dr., Norwalk Katherine Reynolds Sp. Ed., 1 Kings Court Rd., Derby Carl Ribera Elem., 343 Sherman Ave., New Haven Eleanor Riccitelli Elem., 283 Drummond Rd., Orange Maryann Ricciuti Elem., 259 Lexington Ave., New Haven Joan Rice Sp. Ed., PO Box 361, State Rd., Vineyard Haven, Ma Barbara Rdigeway Sp. Ed., Hillcrest La., Old Greenwich Brien Riedell Mash, Maurice St., Norwalk Rocco Rigoli Hist. 81 Soc. Sci., 88 Hunting St., Bridgeport Christopher Riley H. 81 P.E., 174 Grove St., Bristol Madalena Rinaldi Spanish, 176 Greewood Ave., Waterbury Robert Riodan English, 18 Garden Pl., Derby Dennis Rizzo Sp. Ed., 1289 Iranistan Ave., Bridgeport Robert Roberti H. 8 P.E., 50 Prospect St., Branford Frank Roberts Biology, 95 Peach Orchard Rd., Waterbury Ronald Robinson Hist. dr Soc. Sci., Russell Rd., Bethany Maureen Rocco Hist. 8: Soc. Sci., 61 Burban Dr., Branford Georgia Rockwell Sp. Ed., 465 Saw Mill Rd., W. Haven Wanda Rohloff Sp. Ed., 19 Noble St., Hamden Ellen Rollinson Lib. Sci., 38 Lakeview Ave., Shelton Robin Rompre Nursing, 173 Macauley Ave., Waterbury Kathleen Rook Elem., 125 Coleman Rd., Manchester Carol Rosadini Elem., 250 Brooksvale Ave., Hamden Marcia Rosenblatt Sp. Ed., 20 Fern Hill Rd., Bristol Diane Roslonowski Elem., 52 Lakeview Terr., Derby Elizabeth Ross Elem., 52 Vineyard Rd., N. Haven Linda Ross Nursing, 115 N. Turnpike Rd., Wallingford Carolann Rossiter H. 8: P.E., Foxwood Apts., Westbrook Robert Rosso H. 8: P.E., 114 Cole La., Kensington Jessica Rothauser H. 81 P.E., 41 Dalewood Rd., Newington Joyce Ruddock Lib. Sci., 14 Valley Pl. N., New Haven Manuel Ruela Spanish, 1304 New Haven Rd., Naugatuck Ronald Ruggiero H. 81 P.E., 369 Ellsworth Ave., New Haven Linda Rudocco Elem., 50 Foote St., Hamden Charles Ruoff H. 81 P.E., 21 Colonial Rd., Smithtown, NY Diane Rydzy Sp. Ed., 312 Marshall La., Derby Robert Rynecki Biology, 157 Courtland Ave., Waterbury Herbert Sabel H. 8: P.E., 424 Pattonwood Dr., Southington Michael Sabia Hist. 81 Soc. Sci., 33 Aquila Rd., Stamford Angela Sangella Elem., 23 Mott St., Hamden Lorenzina Sangella Italian, 59 Whiting St., Hamden Steve Saldibar Biology, 5 Caroline St., Ansonia Donna Salinardi Math, 252 Scott St., Naugatuck Mary SanFilippo Elem., 179 Virginia Ave., Bridgeport Anita Santora Elem., 103 Chatham St., New Haven Ilene Sapiente Elem., 10 Berkshire Cir., Ansonia Vicki Savastio Elem., 2 Price Cir., Newport News, Va Carol Sayadoff Elem., 467 Simshury Rd., Bloomfield Dominic Scarra Art, 17 Edgehill Dr., E. Haven Anita Scarpace Elem., 9Janet Dr., N. Haven Joseph Scascitelli Math, 884 Washington Ave., Waterbury Heather Schaefer Art, 12 Center St., Rockville Jacquelyn Schaefer Elem., RFD if 1, Box 316, Gales Ferry Martha Schantz Elem., 41 Carriage Hill Dr., Niantic Janet Scher Hist. Sr Soc. Sci., 63 Archer La., Stamford Judith Schiffer H. 6: P.E., 180 Valley View Dr., Meriden Alice Schilling Art, 452 Blohm St., W. Haven Deborah Schmidt Art, 19 Windmill Hill Rd., Branford Clifford Schmidt Art, 1029 Arlington Rd., New Milford Deborah Schopp History, 655 Ruth St., Bridgeport William Schultz H. 5 P.E., 95 Fairview Ave., Hamden Barbara Schwartz Rec. 6: Leisure, 64 Homestead Ave., Hamden Lillian Schwartz Sp. Ed., 1882 Park Ave., Bridgeport Wayne Schwartz Sp. Ed., 57 Rivercliff Dr., Milford Cara Schweitzer Elem., 3 Garwood La., W. Hartford Marguerite Scordo Elem., 23 Winfield Ct., Norwalk Deborah Scott Elem., 19 Cutter La., Glastonbury Judith Selelonis Sp. Ed., 13 Washington Ave., Danbury Karen Semrow Math, 160 Straitsville Rd., Prospect Judith Serra Elem., 65 Columbine Dr., Trumbull Marian Shabott Elem., 1663 Hartford Tpke., N. Haven Mary Shaffer Art, 68 Velgouse Rd., Oakdale Judith Shaw English, 356 W. Rock Ave., New Haven Laurice Shaw Art, RFD if 1, Fairground Rd., Brooklyn Laurie Shaw Elem., 59 Carlson Dr., Milford Kathryn Sheehan English, 36 Macaurthur La., Stamford Keavy Sheil Elem., 18 Highland Ave., Portland Ralph Sherman Biology, Kingsbury Ave., Rockville Lorraine Simmons H. 6: P.E., Marla Ave., Ledyard Candance Simon Elem., 26 Prescott St., Hamden Peter Simoncini Lib. Sci., New London Rd., Mystic Louise Simone Elem., 41 Tilton St., New Haven Sandra Simpson Elem., 7 Mary Ann St., Wallingford Mary Skarupa Nursing, 79-1 Ridge Rd., Naugatuck Kathi Skido Sp. Ed., 7 Spring Hill Ave., Norwalk Diane Sladf Art, 1106 New Haven Rd., Naugatuck Diane Slavinski Elem., 125 Crown St. Ext., Meriden Rhoda Small Elem., 115 Broadway, Milford Sharon Smarkusz Elem., 230 Soundview Ave., Bridgeport Barry Smith Math, 77 Valleywood Rd., Cos Cob Gary Smith Health Ed., 42 Danbey Rd., New Canaan Louise Smith Sp. Ed., 237 Hull St., Bristol Russell Smith H. 6: P.E., 471 Orange Cen. Rd., Orange Donald Snyder Rec. Gi Leisure, 19 Hardwood Rd., Plainville Francine Solomon Sp. Ed., Clearview Dr., New Milford Irene Soloniewicz Sp. Ed., 80 Willow St., Meriden Sy Soobitsky H. 8: P.E., Route 1, Box 120, Higganim Marcella Spadoni Elem., 318 Central Ave., New Haven Nancy Sparrow H. 6: P.E., 220 Fitch St., New Haven Toni Spaziante Sp. Ed., 69 Church St., W. Haven Christiana Spinelli Elem., 1458 Dixwell Ave., Hamden Seth Sprague Elem., 535 Moose Hill Rd., Guilford Katherine Sprinkel H. 81 P.E., 4 Burgess Pl., Groton Lorraine Stachowicz Elem., Blacks Hill Rd., Shelton Dora Stanco Italian, 254 Fairfield Ave., Waterbury Patricia Stancuna Elem., 37 SawMill Dr., Wallingford David Standish Elem., 41 Hillside Ave., Bridgeport Nancy Starno Elem., 17 Belden Rd., Hamden Christine Stary Elem., 466 Riverside Ave., Torrington Nancy Stastunas Sp. 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Haven Francis Swetckie Elem., 2653 Post Rd., Southport Donna Sydoriak Sp. Ed., B17 Taft Rd., Orange Dennis Synnott Hist. 6: Soc. Sci., 69 Nelson Ave., Waterbury Diane Szymaszek Art, 30 Breckinridge Ave., Meriden Paul Taddei H. Br P.E., 8B Dogwood Rd., Hamden Carol Taft Nursing, 129 Overbrook Rd., W. Hartford Manuel Tancretti Elem., 960 Thompson St., N. Haven Geraldine Taradine H. 8 P.E., 160 W. Charch St., Seymour Frances Tartaglia Lib. Sci., 53 N. Airline Rd., Wallingford Jan Taylor Elem., 23 Tyler Ave., W. Haven Robert Taylor Elem., 851 Durham Rd., Wallingford Deborah Teicher Elem., 88 Lyman Rd., W. Hartford Kristine Telke Elem., 49 Hart Rd., Southington Diane Thomas Elem., 47 Ridge Knoll Rd., Wallingford Sara Thomas Sp. Ed., 31-A Liberty Square, New Haven Shelley Thomas Sp. Ed., 465 Mansfield St., New Haven Anna Thorpe Sp. Ed., 143 Cherry Ann St., New Haven Linda Tiano Elem., 30 Chatfield St., Derby Terrence Tiernan H. dr P.E., 161 Forest Ave., Fairfield Jeanne Tierney Elem., 45 Snug Harbor Rd., Milford james Todd Hist. 81 Soc. Sci., 104 North Rd., Groton Marily Tofolowsky Sp. Ed., 118 Fuller Dr., VV. IIartford Gerald Tomlinson Biology, 7255 Main St.. Stratford Paula Toner Elem., Box 213, Rte. 85. Bolton Deborah Toone Sp. Ed., 5 Center Ave., Norwalk Patricia Torza H. 8: P.E., 46 Middle Rd., Ellington joseph Toscano H. Sr P.E., 560 Thompson Ave., E. Haven Deborah Toth Elem., 247 Harborvicw Ave., Bridgeport Gail Townsend Art, 8 Deerfield Rd., Wilton Patricia Traggianese Biology, 65 Crestview Rd., Bridgport Cheryl Traver Biology, 141 Hill St., Naugatuck Catherine Triatafillos Elem., 19 Prospect St., Seymour Mary Troy IIist. 8: Soc., Sci., 478 Pine Rock Ave., IIamden Susan Trykowski Elem.. 29 Liberty St., Newington Samuel Tucci Math, 773 Wfilliam St., Bridgeport Laura Tucker Lib. Sci., 22 Florida Ave., Commack, NY Laine Tunick Health Ed., 150-68 jewel Ave., Kew Garden IIill Thomas Tuscano Sp. Ed., 1009 Whalley Ave., New Haven Susan Tustin Sp. Ed., 69 Tobey Ave., Wfindsor Diane Tutalo Elem., 909 Highland Ave., Waterbury Robert Upton Hist. 8: Soc. Sci., 359 Sherman Ave., New Haven Marilyn Vaccino Lib. Sci., 291 jones Hill Rd., W. Haven Linda Vaivoda Sp. Ed., 41 Chestnut Tree Hill, Roxford Nancy Valalik Elem., 662 jones Hill Rd., VV. Haven Nora Valmas Elem., 150 Black Rock Ave., Bridgeport Karl Valois Hist. dz Soc. Sci., 1191 Old Coloony Rd., Tracy Diane Vanech Elem., 75 Fairview Ave., Hamden William Varses History, 99 Waterman St., Bridgeport David Vargo Biology, 402 Highland Ave., S. Norwalk judith Vasmatics English, 168 Homeside Ave., W. Haven Mary Vaugh Elem., 682 Clark St., Bridgeport james Vecchio Sp. Ed., 376 Anson St., Bridgeport Anita Veitch Sp. Ed., 2 Stoddard Rd., E. 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Haven , N Miriam Warman H. 8: P.E., 406 9th St., Columbia, Md Edward Warner Art, 46 Chestnut St., W. Haven jeanne-Marie VVarner H. 81 P.E., Church St., VVoodbury Deborah Warvas Elem., 105 N. VVashington St., Plainville john Waselik Math, 36 Elm St.. E. Haven Marcy Wasilewski Art, 57 N. Orchard St., Wallingford Lucy VVasstrom Sp. Ed., Cherry Hill Rd.. Brooklyn Richard VVaterman Elem., Box 504, Rte. 12. Gales Ferry joyce Webber Art, Webber Rd., Tolland Sheryl Weber Nursing, 36 Whittlesey Ave., New Haven Fyae VVein Art. 3 Ivory Rd., Bloomfield Beth VVeiner Elem., 56-11 Autopia Pkwy., Flushing, NY Lorraine VVeingart Art, RFD if 1, Gillette Rd., New Hartford Elaine Welch Elem., 65 C Nathans La., Madison Catherine W'elles Elem., 20 j. Vernon Garden Apts., Vernon Eileen VVells Sp. Ed.. 53 Hilltop Dr., Shelton janet WVenrich Elem., 12 Surrey Way, VV. Hartford Christine Wesche Elem., 685 Merritt St., Bridgeport Theodora VVesley History, 80 Devils Garden Rd., S. Norwalk jean Whalen Sp. Ed., 31 johnson St., Ansonia Patricia Whelan Elem., 8 Ingram St., Hamden Bonnie Whitcomb Sp. Ed., 5 College St., Clinton james White H. 81 P.E., 48 Sunset Dr., Shelton Philip White Hist. 8: Soc. Sci., 353 Millsville Ave., Naugatuck Renee White Sp. Ed., 1 University Pl., New Haven Walter Whitesides Math, 156 Gilbert Ave., New Haven Kathleen Wiacek Elem., 15 Sixth St., Ansonia Roberta Wilcox Elem., 631 Fitch St., Hamden Marsha VVi1enski Art, 128 Thompson St., Hamden Wendy Wilkinson Nursing, 335 High St., Milford Cathy Williams Elem., 314 Marina Village, Bridgeport Georgeette Williams Sp. Ed., 2 Berkshire Rd., Ansonia Gloria VVilliams Art, 6 North Stonington Rd., Old Mystic Margaret VVilliams Elem., 4532 Bryan St., Downers Grove, Il Ada Wilson Spanish, 35 E. River Rd., Guilford Erica Winn Spanish, 315 Bellvue Rd., New Haven joyce Wooding Elem., 16 Normandy Rd., Trumbull Marlene VVoodman Elem., River Rd., WV. Cornwall Stephan Wronski Elem., 18 Oakwood Dr., N. Haven Nancy Wynne H. 81 P.E., 739 Riverside Dr., Orange David Yackowski 1Iist. 81 Soc. Sci., 4 Charles St., Naugatuck Ronald Zahar Health Ed., 170 Sanford Pl.. Stratford joan Zaremba Elem., 42 Lake St. RFD if 8, Vernon Ruth Zaretsky Elem., 20 Lynmoor Pl., Hamden Andrea Zeffiro Math, 92 Edgewood St., Stratford Carol Zemaitis Elem., 32 Fifth St., Ansonia Gary Zenowitz H. 81 P.E., RFD ir 2, Lebanon Mary Ziac Lib. Sci., 25 Division St., Byram Walter Zientek Sp. Ed., 48 Hickory Ave., Milford jane Zigun Spanish, 127 Chatham Rd., Fairfield Donna Zingo Elem., 90 Carol Rd., Stratford Deborah Ziobro Sp. Ed., 59 Osborne Pl., Southport 20 Wayne Zirolli Biology, 117 Great Circle Rd., W. Haven Debra Zotta Elem., 45 Greenway Rd., New London John Zupkus Biology, 11 Donald Terr., Waterbury Bachelor of Arts Barbara Abrams Sp. Patho., 7878 Mix St., Hamden Richard Ackerson Phys.-Math, 6 Sunset Rd., E. Haven Jay Albano Psy.-Phil., 108 Norris, Waterbury Susan Albertal Span.-Anthro., 40 Sanford Pl., Bridgeport Terrence Altieri Econ.-Hist., 43 High St., Seymour David Alvarez Sociology, 328 Meadows End Rd., Milford Regina Anasovich English, 11 Meadow Ridge Dr., Shelton Patricia Anderson Soc. Welfare, 22 Miltiades Rd., Riverside Rosalino Armistead So. Wel.-Psy., 32 Edgerton St., Darien Jack Austin English, 15 First Ave., E. Haven Joseph Bablonka Psy.-Anthro., 65 Perry Hill Rd., Shelton Rocco Baldelli Spanish, 72 Carroll Rd., Hamden Eleanor Banacowski English, 230 Summitt St., Bridgeport Glenn Barberi E.S.-Geo., 158 Connecticut Blvd., Oakdale June Broncini Soc. Welfare, 39 Hillcrest Ave., Hamden Nancy Barone Psychology, 744 Westfield St., Middletown Sara Batter Psychology, 44 Ox Bow La., Woodbridge Lynda Beatty Sociology, 468 Charles St., Bridgeport Robert Beaudry Chemistry, 108 Hall Ave., Meriden Sharon Beauton Sp. Patho., 212 Battis Rd., Hamden Robert Bedard Biology-E.S., 901 Overhill Dr., Suffield Darlene Bell Theatre, 5 Center Rd., Woodbridge Robert Bell History, 22 West Brookdsode Ave., Ansonia James Bennett English, 263 Overlook St., Greenwich Carl Benson Pol. Sci., 26 David Dr., E. Haven Sabra Benson Biology, 48 Howe St., New Haven Lawrence Benvenuti Spanish, 23 Rock Rd., Milford Thomas Bernardi Math-Phys., 510 Main St., W. Haven Jill Bernstein Sociology, 19 Dogwood La., Newington Michael Blatt Soc. Welfare, 10 Ardmore Rd., W. Hartford Michael Bonavita History, 26 Clark St., Ansonia James Bourne E.S. 8: Gen. Sci., 78 Beechwood Rd., Oakdale Robert Brancato Pol. Sci. 81 Econ., 110 Federal St., W. Hartford Margaret Brundage Soc. Welfare 81 Psy., 19 Lakeview Dr., Norwalk Steven Buechele Econ. 8: History, 22 Fenway Dr., Hamden Merle Burack Soc. Welfare, 939 Oxyoke Rd., Orange Judith Burch Soc. 8 Anthro., Box 44, N. Branford Kathy Burlinson Soc. 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Haven John Chimini Economics, 187 Meadows End Rd., Milford Margaret Clark Sociology, 25 Elmwood Ave., S. Norwalk Phyllis Cohen Political Sci., 728 Derby Ave., Orange Susan Colella Soc. Welfare, 68 Warner St., Hamden Arthur Corda Math, 311 Grand Ave., New Haven Stephen Courtney History, 1528 White Plains Rd., Bronx, NY John Cremin Hist.-Pol. Sci., 60 Nicoll St., New Haven Alphonse Criscuolo Speech, 3 John St., E. Haven Antonietta Cusano Math-Gen. Sci., 466 Third Ave., W. Haven David Czapliki History, 19 Hopkins St., Naugatuck Peter Daddio Sociology, 100 Sears Dr., Manchester Mary Damico 198 Montauk Ave. Mary Damico Soc. Welfare, 198 Montauk Ave., New London Henry Danielsky Bio.-Chem., 21 Arch St., Ansonia Michael Decker Psy.-Soc., 425 Winthrop Ave., New Haven Edward Delaney Chemistry, 38 Merry St., Waterbury Irene Delor English, 20 Calisle Pl., Stamford Maryellen Delucia Soc.-Psy., 92 Church St., Hamden Susan Delvecchio Pol. 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St., New Haven Stephan Dunn Soc. 8: Psy.-Spanish, 1563 Boulevard, New Haven Richard Dwyer Math, 277 Chatham St., New Haven Jerrold Erdman Sociology, 631 Middletown Ave., New Haven Diane Esposito Span.-Anthro., 44 Morris La., Milford Lauren Esposito Span.-Italian, 801 Townsend Ave., New Haven J. Brian Faignant Econ.-Psy., 16 Claire Terr., Hamden James Farrell Psychology, 57 Seaview Ave., W. Haven William Fasciano History, 94 Howard Ave., Ansonia Sharon'Ferraro Psy.-Eng., 116 Elmer Ave., Hamden Frank Ferro Italian, 245 Summit St., New Haven Katherine Festa Soc. Welfare, 58 Rolling Hills Dr., Glastonbury Henry Finer Sociology, 154 Fountain St., New Haven Harold Finn History, 55 Ramsdell St., New Haven Kathleen Fiore Theatre, 205 Steiner St., Fairfield Linda Fortunato Soc.-Anthro., 18 Albert St., Torrington Francis Foschini English, 1037 Whalley Ave., New Haven Roxanne Foster Geo.-History, 63 N. Elm St., Wallingford Douglas Friborg French, 1512 North Ave., Stratford Anthony Fusco Soc. 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Haven Deborah Gordon Phil.-Psy., 101 Barnett St., New Haven William Grimes Econ.-History, 12 Brian Rd., W. Hartford Donna Guerrette Soc. Welfare, 38 Church St., Newington Joanne Gula Speech-Theatre, 56 Woods Grove Rd., Shelton William Maggett Psychology, 39 Dana La., Meriden Carolyn Hanley Soc. Welfare, 414 Pequot Ave., Mystic Margaret Marrak Soc. Welfare-Span., 8 Woodbury Ave., Norwalk Geoffrey Harris Geo.-English, 2250 Shepard Ave., Hamden Paulette Hauenstein Theatre, 234 Ellsworth Ave., New Haven Frank Hawley French, 353 W. Rock Ave., New Haven Edward Hayes Hist.-Soc., 122 Ribbon St., Franklin Sq., NY Paul Hejna Economics, 232 Hendley St., Middletown Mary Heltke English, 230 Terrace St., W. Haven Douglas Hess Sociology, 164 Montowese Ave., N. Haven John Hmurcik Eng.-German, 215 Boswell St., Stratford Ellen Hocking Soc. Welfare, 23 Nicoll St., New Haven Freeman Holloway Sociology, 30 Butler St., New Haven Daniel Hopkins Geo.-Pol. Sci., 178 Brown St., Hartford Susan Hubbard Soc. 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