Springfield College - Massasoit Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 272 of the 1974 volume:

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I Amheri Northampton Worce Holyoke w SpnotMd Springfield Westfield mm TnjiHi Campers: Attention y .Sel.sbut, flich r-i Ultra NtirttirfpKt UU H� cli Uiws � --yf Ipfo Ce OflaKon lim' 'Ontottf Bmrtj ' Salem xO Map symbol explained below, locate public recreation areas. ▲ Principal Recreation Aroos 1 (See or fo� lotMt o«e oblel Campgrounds :� n ep ini r-o'«• ■y Campgrounds .n� «e « V S' .■■■ ‘Brdckton, 1 Duibury 'SCXubiey V V. . K-. vV Plymouth 'PitCCJJ- ,r jiJia.en Alice Brand Cindy Hcrlihy Mamie Noonan Scott Willson John Hedbavny Nancy Warner John Wilcox Nancy Zms Raymond Lin JacQuehne Johnson FACULTY INDEX Archie Allen - p. 23 Louis Ampolo - p. 19 James Anderson - p. 26 Bob Andrews - p. 16 MiklosAts - p. 26 Jacqueline Bailey - p. 18 Armand Balbom - p. 23 Joan Barbarich - p. 22 Robert Barkman - p. 18 Robert Berquist - p. 18 Raymond Berte p. 26 Edward Bilik — p. 29 William Blizard p. 28 Joan Bohrer - p. 23 John Brainerd - p. 28 Alice Brand - p. 17 Donald Bridgeman - p. 25 Carroll Bntch - p. 28 Dorothy 8rown - p. 24 Mary L Brown - p. 28 Ron Brown - p. 26 Terry Burr p. 16 JoneBush - p. 23 Daniel Canada - p. 29 Bert Canati - p. 16 Robert Cargill - p. 19 David Carlson - p. 24 Carlos Carranza - p. 26 Robert Catuccio - p. 24 Josephine Cecco - p. 28 Harold Childs - p. 19 Ken Childs - p. 17 Terry Cloutier - p. 16 Joel Cohen - p. 24 Christine Collins - p. 28 Paul Congdon p. 25 John Costello - p. 16 John Cox - p. 24 Vernon Cox - p. 24 Walter Dean - p. 29 Leon Doleva - p. 18 Martin Dosick - p 19 Wayne Doss - p. 29 Edward Dunn - p. 18 Mattie Edwards - p. 28 Mark Ehman - p. 28 Janice Eldndge - p. 25 Walter English p. 23 Elizabeth Evans - p 24 Graham Foster - p. 29 Reuben Frost - p. 19 James Genasci - p. 28 Raymond Gilbert - p. 28 Valerie Goldzung - p. 22 Peter Gurau - p. 19 Michael Halipan - p. 19 Harold Harlow p. 19 Jacke Harris — p. 29 Gerard Harrison - p. 28 Tom Hay - p. 29 John Hedbavny - p. 17 Cindy Herlihy - p. 17 Miriam Hirsch - p. 23 Roland Holstead — p. 22 Joseph Imler - p. 24 Barbara Jensen - p. 25 Jacqueline Johnson - p. 17 Jon Kahane - p. 25 Allen Kaynor - p. 22 Clifford Keeney - p. 23 Attallah Kidess - p. 19 Ken Klatka - p. 25 Byron Koh - p. 25 Ruth Lees —p. 17 Paul Lepley - p. 22 Raymond Lin - p. 17 Lawrence Lobdell - p. 19 Harold Lynch - p. 17 Sandra MacFadyen - p. 16 Dorothy Major - p. 16 Ignatius Maniscalco - p. 22 Robert Markarian — p. 26 Cal Martin p. 16 Bonnie McLean - p. 26 James McTaggart - p. 18 Sharon Miles - p. 16 Merle Miller — p. 18 Rich Miller - p, 29 John Moodie - p. 16 Mimi Murray - p. 25 John Neumann - p. 23 Mary Noble — p. 22 Mamie Norman - p. 17 John O’Connor - p. 19 G Barton Ogden - p. 22 Mason Olds - p. 24 Valerie Olmstead - p. 19 Henry Paar - p. 22 Robert Palmer - p 17 Douglas Parker - p. 28 Jesse Parks - p. 23 Tom Penmwell - p 26 Manuel Petisco - p. 24 Peter Polito - p 22 Diane Potter - p. 22 Dottie Potter - p. 25 James Ragonnet - p. 22 Charles Redington - p. 24 Charles Redmond - p. 18 Robert Resnick - p. 29 Young Rhie - p. 26 Eugene Rich - p. 23 Louise Rickard - p. 24 James Robertson p. 29 Jean Ross - p. 19 Charles Roys - p. 26 Thomas Ruscio - p. 22 Thomas Ryan - p. 22 Dietrich Schlobohm - p. 18 Irvin Schmid p. 24 Emil Schnorr - p. 26 Tom Shea - p. 25 Nancy Shultz - p. 18 Edward Sims p. 23 Wayne Sinning - p. 26 Frank Smale- p. 16 Charley Smith - p. 24 Marjorie Stewart - p. 19 Ben Stickney - p. 28 Susan Stowell - p 16 Helene Sullivan - p. 29 Ruth Sullivan p. 16 William Sullivan — p. 29 Scott Taylor - p. 16 Herman Thomas - p. 18 Margaret Thorsen p 29 Neil Timm - p. 26 Frank Torre - p. 25 Forrest Tyson p. 29 Holmes Vanderbeck - p. 23 Gilbert Vickers - p. 23 Alan Walker - p. 25 James Walsh - p. 18 Nancy Warner - p. 17 Charles Weckworth - p. 29 Robert Wehner - p. 26 Joma Whiting - p. 28 John Wilcox - p. 17 Neil Wilensky p. 25 Frank Wilson - p. 18 Scott Wilson- p. 17 Judy Wurthele - p. 23 Leigh Young - p. 18 Herbert Zettl - p. 25 Nancy Zins- p. 17 James Ragonnef 6 Barton Ogden Henry Raar Thomas R an Ignatius u Maniscatco Valerie Gold ung Barbanch Thomas Ruscio Roland Hdstead Edward Sims John Neunun Waller Engitsh Gilbert Victos Eugene Rich Armand Balboni Jone Bush Clifford Keeney Holmes VanderbetK Joan 8ohrer Judy Wurthele Archie Allen 23 Robtn Catuccw Elizabeth Evans Irvin Schmid John Coa Louise RicMrd Dorothy Brown Charley Smith Manuel Petisco Charles Rerfcngtoo Vernon Co� Hubert Zettt barban Jensen Kenneth Klatha Neil Wiiensky Donald Bridgeman Alan Walhet Jan«e Eitfudge Paul Congdon Ion Kahane Thomas Shea James Anderson Robtn MarU'ii' Younj R� ie Robert Webner lom PtanrwH Carlos Carranza Wayne Sorting EmilSchnorr Raymond Berte Bonnie McLean Charles Roys PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE riK Ore :• re � «c5!n« ascent :•« or re Prwderci r Serin, Coiege s tftar “c ert iurog CoGwreocemeRt £ttfc«s •- cb «: -? genra . !3 feet tw 5 «' - recede :■. 5 - Sterna — • :• sease. year pass per r: :re future You 3 too . treasare rat moment eac of yc. it ailows to csagaMate ic«s accr re comtfa c- year stages ere a«d esafefe ret::« re r :: wa-terne ice as yoo feefjn your s o fester� egraey :jj ier sgeoair re f.;r .co as � e Go rti ccnrifJefiee. Toe : •: taerts jee'ye as Died Sere � i oote jew ■ feed stead tteMgpoet yoar porce Grow as fQc traraf r .«n cor x a-r •.- ;■ rat your Cefiege 2 I are onutf yc-ti. « -ss you art-: co forward r-: fwr fe- tam H3iG IS A,.- M-beri locum Charles Wechworth Wayne Doss t Jache Harris Graham foster Darnel Canada 9 Margaret thorsen Robert ResmcK dffaus 56IP StuAlMV A wtiu IkmoI L-Z3 @1 GROUP CLICS DIRECTORY @1 African American Society — p. 33 MASSASOIT - p. 54-57 Alpha Phi Omega - p. 52 Outing Club - p. 44 Attic Players — p. 34-35 PE Majors — p. 42 8est Of Broadway II — p. 46-47 Phi Epsilon Kappa - p. 51 |j Board of Governors - p. 37 Picardilly III - p. 38 Business Affairs — p. 36 Psi Chi - p. 45 Can Ams — p. 40 Recreation Club - p. 43 I Cheerleaders - p. 32 Rifle Pistol — p. 40 Chess - p. 51 Rugby — p. 45 Christian Fellowship — p. 33 SAC - p. 36 Class of 74 - p. 39 SC Folk Dancers — p. 48 Class of 77 — p. 44 SC Natural History — p. 51 Equestrian - p. 42 SC Singers - p. 48 Friends — p. 40 SCAP - p. 36 Hosaga - p. 42 Scuba Club — p. 43 Inkling — p. 52 Stage 8and — p. 53 Interclass Council — p. 36 Student - p. 50 International Hall Officers — p. 51 Student Council - p. 37 Jr. Class Executive Board — p. 33 Women's Track Club - p. 43 Louie's Loonies — p. 53 WRA - p. 41 Marlins — p. 48 WSCB - p. 39 Muntu Oancers — p. 53 YMCA-p.36 TiawdilUj % VJRA Springfield College Worn, en s Arilefi c s SwtaCUr jtrm hwrx 3and o Nears 25th YearR°ast FINi N V, , ■ ho t ostello jsA 1 JOCkst™p“' tr, or Nte- sb 00 .jor problen 4 every major campus k .ation recently - the • ' as. In an attempt to '� ut some of the - V4 and to find g Springfie1'’ % „1 'V H rC Sv ° -OJ. OK -ie e w uok' uj rep� � W® tern ' a pa per or. Wilbert President college. will Adnization uomit notin' fhe STUr them ac 1 V failure .oope ration. S.C is not apathy has •word as of ever, if no one ev' aoout what your o- does, then people' 0 V failure .ooperation at S.C is not VN apathy has r •YyV J . a by-word as of I A LV ever, if no one ev' C cto gned ip . 'and af' V W -iidsom : ss, but some b' out there w the instr and • A n v ® 1 ester • was land it to xie. � ir Iht ad e. K rioto . last thert dboiicalSmile, d were the answers whi, alien among fertile minds, oti .n others had fallen flat. And th others who wrote for two' but some ny of these offered up a golden “bull ctor for these were the ones who had no .shed, they gathered up their belongings and ai his own direction and each one avowing to him D f� some of nong the in 5 © hone j vie t of Sp £ addrtAi I a There will be several changes in l {y dormitory occupancy for the next f, academic year. International Hall ( m will be a coeducational dormitory, H® in sr item. $t f K� n housing women students on the 6th, m stm. 7th, aid 8th floors. acations or for the wee .7 .lUx Fall of The 7th Floor 5C iMHasil lllitnu (llu.L' JnMi wj DETIUR AUTHOR’S NOTE DOM For the freshmen of 78 it will be beginning. For the seniors of 74. it began in 70 and will continue on. For us. it represents a year of rewarding pains and pleasures. We are both honored to present and become a part of THE JOURNEY of the Massasoit 74. We hope that we have caught and preserved the campus life of 1973-1974 to be reflected upon in the years to come May your reflections be memorable ones. The real journey is just beginning jsan AcuisL With our hopes - Jean Chase Chris Owen Co-Authors 74 CUo . OUR DEEPEST SINCERE THANKS TO Ktn Wildes and Public Relations (or the pictures ol the past and the help throughout the year Sports Into lor many of our team pictures and records Mrs. King lor those purchase orders and her kind words that everyone now misses Our Ad- visor Bert Hill lor his patience and understanding along with his dedicated help Mrs Major and her bookstore lor helping us out with our color budget Brooks Johnson lor taking a lew color ptes Don lendry ol American lor as many frees1 as we could get Pat Carney ol American lor our cover idea and inspiring layout themes Stevens Studios lor all our de- veloping Mr. Bliiaard lor his son's tool on thecover Nancy Fletcher lor her help in endlessly calling the typewriter In- it man Students for buymg our unused pics so that we could afford to buy more film Ken Klatka lor letting us kidnap his son (or the title page our closest friends who had to put with our varying moods Ed Bondi for his shoulder for us to cry on Carol Saar for her endless hours and hoots of spate time and photography Students who helped identify team members Many, many more who have helped m one way or another to make our year as Co-Authors a meaningful one. TITLE PAGE Photography: Carol Saar Art: Cathy Reed INTRODUCTION Layout: Jean Chase Art: Cathy Reed MAP FOR THE JOURNEY Club Notification: Carol Swenson Eileen Proptketa Photography: Carol Saar Barb Gould Script: Cathy Reed COMPANIONS ON THE JOURNEY , Layout: Jean Chase Joanne Gist ‘ layout: Chris Owen Photography: Staff •V $ jSr f Jean Chase JbJf rj Photography: Staff FOOD ON THE JOURNEY LEADERS ON THE JOURNEY. | Layout: Jean Chase Photography: Carol Saar Layout: Rose Arsenault Staff Sue Meagher Art: Cathy Reed Chris Owen Photography: Carol Saar SCENERY ON THE JOURNEY 1 m M '! Craig Edwards Layout: Denny Meyer Chris Davis Kathy Denning Nancy Hanlon Jean Chase Barb Gould Photography: Staff Art: Cathy Reed GROUP CLICS ON THE JOURNEY Layout: Jean Chase John Hofstetter ATHLETES ON THE JOURNEY Layout: Jean Chase Edie Swart Photography: Chet Klope Steph Booshada Rob Lord Ed Metier Cathy Stirling Cindy Zeller Ken Dawley Chris Owen Jean Chase Craig Edwards Keith Tilghman Chris Oavis Nancy Hanlon Jean Chase Ken Oawley Carol Saar Sports Info Art: Cathy. Reed HUMOR ON THE JOURNEY layout: Meg Sutton Jean Chase Carol Vogler Photography . Carol Saar Staff Art: Ostfhy Reed f lHAPS ON THE JOURNEY .Joanne Gist Jean Chase Photograph Carol Saar ' TB -Staff Art: Cathyfleed REST STOPS ON THE JOURNEY Layout: Color — Chris Owen Bl wt — Jean Chase THE NEW ADVENTURE Layout: Jean Chase Photography: Cathy Reed General Theme layout and design: Jean Chase Feet Artwork: All hand drawn by Cathy Reed Color Layouts: Chris Owen, Jean Chase Detours: Chris Owen. Jean Chase. Cathy Reed. 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Tfltoelii) 139 PITTSBURGH 152-85-119.95 W PENN STATE 153.20-160.00 L TEMPLE 148 5-155.85 L CORNELL 154 85-147.80 VY SYRACUSE 154.84-151.45 Wf SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT 157.20-159.40 L NAVY 152.16-148.74 W ARMY 155.65-152.30 n U MASS 157.70-158.75 I NEW EN6LAN0S 1st EASTERNS: Stb NATIONALS: 4th GtiwuiiCS • «it� SCakAI I «.f j I C««tMi I f 1 Ski feu � 4 fasten. � M«r 8ci Clfpi t tt1 K tel B'Mrt (kill CMC ! Mtir t 4 (imcn.l frmct � Hctet. fasten. 0 Lit � C«w t Don I UvsN 0 •«� � Irwci C lltwni 5 4MI t I SM'I'i 1 W St • Wm� 4 I 4«i� k ( BHl« I « iml. S te U MAINE 63-50 W BOWDOIN 50-58 L MIT 90-23 W KEENE STATE 67-46 W BROWN 50-63 L HARVARD 20-93 L FULTON-MONTGOMERY 92-24 W DARTMOUTH 38-73 L AMHERST 102-11 W U CONN 80-33 W WILLIAMS 85-28 w CENTRAL CONNECTICUT 90-23 w NEW ENGLANDS: 1st NATIONALS: 10th SHIHM OC mo omne • ' 1 ? « I [vry lm Wtpm. to fet ho S i4w (Ir-CnUmX 8 Metal N font� r me«t� j 1 f | (Mji I I M«r • � � � o «. S Itkvn� . f l� � w. M «4KW 0 Wt«t II bw Me i Cex C S«l 8 I lucre M 1� ««,, M Stevtf I Mtrto. | HrfuMi. t � a W C I Vo� r«. C Hw 0� Kllita T«-.|. M Cr.|« «M « • � � '■ e V f.C S .S.Vta� «Ct I BffM, H Ml.,! t Ivtan. C.K C Sfl.l 1 I 6� j(l I IUw«M 0 IdrcMl BROWN 81-41 W SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT 7-54 W WESTCHESTER STATE 33-95 L PHILLIPS EXETER ACADEMY 104-62 W YALE 94-75 w U MASS 94-56 w NEW ENGLAND CHAMPIONSHIPS: 1st EASTERN CHAMPIONSHIPS: 7th smaMMC � xd DtiiK ': ? 0. i NrfHnit « Inrnr Vl rr «� � � C � «pr. 1 0«to t Iimo«|«a W I HvMf l« r I. M � •«� (� « t� 1� ' � ♦ Imt '«« l « klurt C n im«r. I twt Vm I( � hi C lw«. e w e « uva� r ?«( «••, chim«.i.swc Cmmii.p VARSITY 121 WESTFIELD STATE 154.15-1 W U MASS 15-2.15-2 W Ufil 15-5. 15-« W UNH 15-3.18-16 w SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT 15-13. 7-15.11-15 L TRENTON STATE 15-3.15-3 W BOSTON STATE 15-4.15-2 w UNH 15-5.15-6 w CENTRAL CONNECTICUT 9-15.15-9.15-9 w NORTHEASTERN 15-2.15-2 w BRIDGEPORT 15-11.15-4 w WORCESTER 15-2.15-12 w BROOKLYN INVITATION ', hi E.A.I.A.W. 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S VcCwixt. f b|ata (j O LO c ) UJ UNDEFEATED 11-0 MOUNT HOLYOKE 5-2 W CENTRAL CONNECTICUT 7-0 W URI 50 w PLYMOUTH STATE 5-2 w WORCESTER 7-0 w TRINITY 4-3 w U MASS 5-2 w BRIDGEPORT 7-0 w BRIDGEWATER 7-0 w SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT 5-1-1 w UNH 6-0-1 w linos l •� � S In. I Cf« M 5arw M I Mur-. . } I 0« m liu IntoMCtftMf Cue £ Dim e HMniv 167 VARSITY 101 NORTHEASTERN U MASS BOSTON STATE LEHMAN BRIDGEWATER STATE KEENE STATE WORCESTER S CONNECTICUT U MASS URI BRIOGEWATER STATE i.V. UNDEFEATED 100 NORTHEASTERN U MASS BOSTON STATE LEHMAN BRIDGEWATER STATE KEENE STATE SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT U MASS URI BRIOGEWATER STATE 20-3 W 18-3 W 5-3 W 34-0 W 12-10 W 11-2 W 9-2 W 7-5 W 10-2 W 14-6 W VOflMU C � . 0 6o«J� « 0 CvtHi � Fort Ml r«ti. ) luMIt i licMrMcl . drttx Cl®� 1 C UtM ( V-.r; l Otr'.l ft M Itnu • |j,f $ SmM� C� k� Ox«« 1 � � ! C � • M' lukC flK(CiCi()M ; { C t«T ! SN� t« 0 0«uulm I I® � C 9 HOLY CROSS DARTMOUTH NEW ENGUINOS: Mb EASTERNS: 1U I MCI IUH 1 !. Me. I McCrtf K. lettout. S tnmui. t Utrtvri P. Hctety. 0 lUlM 0 ttrtft. I lutet. 1 Dm. C Omul J i� t P I W M ('««•� B IMiiIu 0 Viemm 0H1 fewcM M Ceim N He� e I.Well. I Mri.ft Uetmuln. | Ctooin 3 «U3 Cmc Mi Bill. 0 Wme K « Dteev if'n t tn«� 1 «m« � Ude I NMlfA. I Nt ltMH 4 CMC� let Cm. S IfentfM. ■ BimMr J Mi 0 Mei fci ei C ■' !« . He «I«m D Bta t Ovum f ::rj :iwct in tfa fnl ori oP 00 f [ LOOflO Ciiizens. Tr'j nelu Qtntmiion w ike hsk-inrorme.d.jbiii- edvcaieJ. iri our hbioro. [jJi nceii till drink ruptfryii(tn BLESS JOHN WAYNE HOW TO CATCH A MAN (kwftnzm'WYuf u tohaa X� 5 3ui tt ?f foimm «sJTxuddL pnsxjam. nnnx«tflriia o MJyrv TU j-Klnyia nn urturvv■L e Vuz Jkoua -nexrtri SAJuun.: ayuArridUM , vwAMrtu aurm. 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(7t tr l( .iUTvoiit b .f«rt� 4 kis .« � ■ • ? ffywh, w x% him a 0Vto A.frf KiUitW., Uo kff POlAHAie' b Mn , iMx hxron to -rry %. t % 7Amti A HeNTc omtftV, AA fl lC IKCAWT riOM TTKT5 rnom N� FU ,PAi� edtlfW ,niJ- “«rvxu]p j }K� W %ii SECONDS ONLY LUNCH DINNER BEEP-BEEP! «•T HITS FASTENED? 73 OHIO ACHUSETr VACATIONlANO. 7A BAV0J STAU S 350BZ34 .LOUISIANA- 7657 OCEAN STATE- lLi'Jfc H 9 TETX AS 13 Wl-764 1SS RHODE ISLAND 12 Shew Brnw c BH870 HOUVEAU-BRUNS-rt LK J13-SZI NEW YORK . mm MARATHON RUN DETDUR TIME When I get time - I know what I shall do: I'll cut the leaves of all my books And read them through and through. When I get time — I'll write some letter then That I have owed for weeks and weeks To many, many men. When I get time — I'll pay those calls I owe. And with those bills, those countless bills. I will not be so slow. When I get time - Oh glorious dream of bliss!! A month, a year, ten years from now — But I can’t finish this — I’ve no more time. Thomas L. Mason Show me the Scotchman Who doesn’t love the thistle Show me the Englishman Who doesn't love the cose Show me the true-hearted Son of old Springfield Who doesn't love the spot Where the MASSASOIT flows 203 Mm •HajlPm 1 wvwwwv HALLOWtfN MJ YRIDE AWWWWWW 1 WWWWAMMM vNflerm. aouT %«. Hb‘ mrnmrnwM mimiWiWiWm ? VaWiWiW iYA aWaYataYaYaWATa M VUL ImVL4 toimot Regina M Afftitto Manbcth Ahutn Chirles S Allison Kithy A Alou Ganr R Anderson Laurie E- Andrew Francis J Aniello Earl R AtInns Glenn R Aubrey PaulLAiheim Doufftt F. Bain Eliott G Baker Robert A Bertucci Sandra t Biro Nicolette A Birsliy Four years ago I received a framed copy of Rudyard Kipling's poem, IF . The poem was read briefly, and not understood, but was placed on a wall in the corner of my room for four years. During Spring term 1974 I read the poem for the first time and fully understood what the author was trying to point out to all those who read IF Below is a paragraph from the poem: IF you can talk with crowds and keep your virtue. Or walk with Kings - nor lose the common touch. If neither foes nor loving friends can hurt you. If all men count with you. but none too much; If you can fill the unforgiving minute With sixty seconds' worth of distance run. Yours is the Earth and everything that's in it. And - which is more - you'll be a Man. my son! The realization and the full understanding of the poem IF represents the four years of learning that has been experienced at Springfield College, by me Elliott Dalrymple Time it was. Anj what a time it was. A time of innocence Atime of confidences. Long ago It must be I have a photograph. Preserve your memories; They're all that's left you. Scott A. Bridgeman Paul Brindak Donald C. Britter. Chrujolmstn W. Brown Donna J. Brown Judrth K 8ro r.f-:i Carolyn l Bruce James E. Bucciarelli Michaet R. Bullis 227 Bonnie I Burgess Lindsay S. Burk Susan E Calvin lames A Campagna Hugh 8. Campbell III Philip A Chapman III Frederick and Linda Robert A Child Chase Mark E. Chrusa John J Clifford Patricia Conniff Martha G Cray CaiiG Oalecki Karen OeChabert Judith Clarke Detra Clayborne Elliott H. Dalrymple Kenneth P. Dawley Vincent J. Del monte Michael C. Delong Joseph J. Connel'y Judith A COMfmg Jacqueline M Crossed Oeborah S. Ctum Da id J. Courtney lames S Cross Kenneth A Oerose Kathryn H Dickover Jeffrey J Donehoe John A Oreska Nancy E DUva Danner J. Destephano Thomas F. Digirolamo Kevin G. Donnelly Gall E Dudley Leslie J. Earing James Chamantopoulos Peter R. D� n James 0. Drake William M Durso Lynn F Eckerson Marilyn Drsessa James A. Doherty Denise F Dolce Cathleen A. Dwell Deborah L Engel laurel S. Dins Pamela R Erdmann Philip 8. Ernst Patrrck N. Farley June E. Fish John G. Fitisimmons Mrchael F. Flaherty 8etscyW Delcher James W Fletcher Nancy J Fletcher Patrica D. Fletcher fad Foerster Robert K. France Gail A Goodspeed Swan Guerrera Thomas R. Frew Patricia M. Frick Gonna C Gray Deborah A Gwgnini GeweeW. Guido France P Hadmack Tames P. Frost Jan A. Furman Thomas J. Gallagher Harold L. Getty Mary D. Gibson Joseph J. Gill Howard I Gilson Susan J. Gluck Daniel H Goldman Howard P. Herrington Bran A Higgins Donald R Hirth John A Hofstetter Patricia J. Holub David J. Hoover Alice R Hoveman William 0 Howard William I Howarth Ada V Hudson Judith I. Humphrey AJbinW. Hunt ?33 Robert T Hon John C Jacobs Stephen A. Jahub Dons E. Koche� Patricia L Kohout Norman M Kosciusko Swan M ladden Timothy R. Leary Karen W lehto Lynn A Ketley Peter J Kelman Donna J Knoess Judith I leib tanet I lenlest Patricia J. Lews Richard M Lems Chris Lindquist tames E Livingston Virginia C Logan Nancy S.luch Barbara I lundgren Patricia D lynch Barbara P Macomber Colleen R MacDonald Oavid G MacGregor David J MacLeod leali A Maltar Mary Ann Matoney Pamela F McCarthy Kathleen A McClosfcc; Deborah R McCann Peter A McGmty Arthur A. McLean Michael Meeneghan taniceA Memt'.eii) Michael F MichaKAi Laura L. Miles Nicholas Moreth Jr. Diane R Morneau Gioia M. Moroogell Deborah J. Naull Gregory D. Naylor Peter J. Ncgnm Peter B Nemeth Marjorie Nickerson Douglas E Nielson Robert M Nikodem |fa J, Norik Arch F Nuttall Bernadette 0'Cor.neN ImdaE Opyr Christine I- Owen Eugene Radomski Peter G. Ramah Michael R- Patrylo Debra I Petrold Molly P Pratt Robert I Parker Samuel B Parker David E. Parkinson Richard J. Rabuck Mark f Rathbun Steven C Ranson OtonoC Regan Margaret Rent Meredith I Rice Stephanie K. Rohde Margaret E. Rossi Lloyd W fiougiet Beth Ann Rush Dian Roeder Meiodie Ryan Nod W Saunders Patricia Schalebaum Wilt-am E. Schontberger Kenneth 0. Schopp 239 Thomas F. Sharkey Jr Wanda C. Sharpe Donna M Siurrow 8onme M Shasvan Robert C. Simons Bonnie J. Smith Gary R. Sotnemski Frances H. Soda Thomas A. $pnng ValeneA Spring Ste� w F Siconoih Lauren E. Stanley Nancy Steita Susan L Stephenson Bonnie I. Stewart Catherine Stirling Wi’liamJ Stockwell Michael K. Stuber Mark D Sugermeyer Christopher Sullivan Walter B Tamlyn William J Terrill Alan D. Thorenz Deborah A. Tmucci Deborah I. Tomkins Lynne E. Tomlinson Matthew A Town Michael A. Towns Douglas W Trimmer Gail R, Tyler Robert J. Tyson Deborah K. Ultmch Janet £. Ussery Kenneth M, Vsafore Jacqueline 0. Walsh Susanne E. Walsh Timothy E. WaHh Stanley Washuh Carson R. Wassell Richard Watson SaraH Watts Frances M, Weinstein Roy A Weymouth David S. Williams Ulysses Wilson Paul K Wmbcrg Barbara I. Wood Beth H Wood Toward the days to come Our minds have slowly drifted onward And the feelings of the past Have all become Our fondest memories of living. And now our friends we re leaving you For our futures and our dreams Although we will be leaving you We Know we'll ne'er forget. Traces of surprise Happiness and laughter still linger As if yesterday had never Gone at ail And still forevers begin now. Our times together Spent so quickly were the times that went While we had hardly noticed That our lives Like leaves upon the trees had changed. The beginning Of our journey must continue Without you. but we’ll always know The happiness and sharing Remember. Something is beginning, something is ending. Yvonne J Wood Done Woodard ludUh M. Tom Robert K Young Lmnell E. Yugaura Cynth-a I. Zeller Richard Zimmerman AFFLinO, Retina M 75 Adnar Avenue ( . West Springfield. Massachusetts H PER PE. Academics Affairs Counc:). P E Majors Club. t 8 AHEARN. Maribeth 41 Clay Spring Road Coha$sel, Massachusetts HPERPE Field Hockey Team Co-Captain. HPER Advisory Council. WRA, P E Majors Club. Intramural .. ; ANOREW laurie 1365 Westbrook Street Portland. Marne COED Rehabilitation. Education Execu live Board. Intramural Basketball. Hampden County Hockey Association, librarian Aide ANIELIO. FrancisJ. 9 Harvest lane Windsor Locks. Connecticut HPERPE Freshman 8asketbail. Varsity Basket ban ATKINS Earl Box 43 Turnotke Road Sennett New York HPERPE Wrestling Big Brother Program Mens P.E. Club. AUBREY. Glenn 44 C'der Mill Road fllinglcm'Cqnnvcticot' COEDCLD Hotline. Intramurals. Community Work. Dramatics. R.G.A.S AVONA. Jack 138 Cardina Road Levitt : a.-: New York HPERPE Varsity Gymnastics. BAIN IViUffa'c 887 Beacon Circle Sprmgtiefd Massachusetts HPERPE Varsity Baseball. Varsity Basketball. PE MajorsCiub BAKER. Eliot G. 339 Loweti Avenue Newtonviiir Massachusetts COED Engl h Resident Assistant. Music Director WSCB FM. Student Newspaper. Cultur- al Atlans I'ommittee. Student Aide BANEY. Larry - Sunrise Aveenue High Falls. New York HPEft-PE Freshman Football. Varsity Football BERTUCCI. Robert 184 Harvest Avenue Staten Island New York HPER-PE. Health Education Varsity Volley ball,v Varsity “$ Club. Alumn: Hall President. Resident Assist- ant. BIRSKY. N.colette RFD - ? Box! 36 Springfield, Vecmobt HPER-Pt SpnnglieJd College Dancers Freshman Orientation Committee. 80HNE.tauraA 329 Slate Street New Oileans. Louisiana HPER-PE Tennis Team BOISVERT. Cathryn L 24 Green Street Lebanon New Hampshire COEO-Rehabiiitation and Psyc jlogy Executive Board. Business Affairs Committee BOROFSKY David 54 Park Avenue Claremont. New Hampshire Arts and Science-Psychology Pre College Camp. WSCB Genera: Man ager. New Student Orientation. Coffee House Planning Committee. Student Trustee. BOWER. Nancy A 41 Magnolia Avenue Tenatly. New Jersey COED-Elementary Education Academic Affairs Councl-Vice Presi- dent. A College Representat ,e As ’sembty. Business Affaire Councif. Stu- dent Activities. Academic Affairs Com- minion. Abbey Hall Dorm President BOWLER. William Hyatt 100 Fourth Avenue Warren. Pennsylvania HPER-PEY Varsity S” Club. Varsity Volleyball. Phi Epsilon Kappa. Outing Club. BRIDGE WAN Scott 47 Breckwood Cmcfe [Springfield. Massachusetts HPER-PE Varsity Soccer Team BROWN. Chrisjohnsen W 95 Highview Avenue West Haven. Connecticut HPER-PE Varsity Footba Captain. Intramural Softball. AVA Assistant, Intramural Basketball. Volleyball. BULLIS. Michael R 99 East Bayard Street Seneca Falls. New York HPERPE HPER Advisory Council. Hosaga, Var- sity Wrestling. Intramurals BURGESS. Bonnie L. 105 South Ashby Avenue Livingston. New Jersey HPERPE Freshman Class Council. Outing Club. Ski Club. WRA. Freshman Orientation Group Leader BURK. Lindsay S. Conant Road Lincoln. Massachusetts COED-Elemenla Education Dorm Senate Representative BUTLER. Christine Saw Mill Road Harmony. Rhode Island HPER Health Education Art Events Committee. HIRS Counselor. Cultural Affairs Committee. Class Exec- utive Board. CAHILL. Beth 39 Lexington Avenue Greenwich. Connecticut HPERPE CAMERON. Wendv Bo. 293 Woodstock. Vermont HPER-COR Recreation Club. Ski Club CAMPBELL. Hugh 40 Seneca Drive Vernon. Connecticut Arts and Sciences-History Varsity Baseball Team. Basketball and Soccer Intramurals. CANIORE, Donna E 213 Rutgers Street New Brunswick. New Jersey COED-Rehabilitation Counseling Newspaper Staff Yearbook. Board Member of Class of 74 CAPPUCCI. Loretta 45 Revere Road Ardsley. New York CARTER. Doug 1400 NoMhstream Parkway: J Pt Pleasant. New Jersey HPER-Recreation Springfield College Smgere. Soccer. Wrestling and Softball iruraimjrais. Recreation Club. Freshman Camp Staff Springfield College Day Camp Stall CASEY. Patricia A. 53 Wolcott h,|| Road Wethersfield, Connecticut Arts and Scier.ces-Psyi hoiogy Psi Chi-Treasurer CERVf RA. Bernadette 1 Cornelius Avenue Schenectady. New York COED-Rehabilitation Newspaper Staff. Friends Drama Pro duction. CHAPMAN. Pamela 15 Knoiiwood Road Rhinebeck. New York COED-Elementary Education Springfield College Singers. Student Government. Public Affairs Counts Recreat ion-Swim Program lor Mentally Retarded CHAPMAN. Philip A III 20 Rockland House Road Hull. Massachusetts HPER-Health Football Team. CHASE Frederick P 45 Bryant Street Springfield, Massachusetts C0FDCLD-Y Freshman Week Head Men s Recep tionist Special Events Program Cta't man Swim Team, Sports Editor of The Student. YMCA Club. IntramuMh. YMCA Weekend Group leader. Studem Manager of the Cafeteria. Manager ot Snack Bar and Pub. CHASE. Linda J 45 Bryant Street Springfield. Massachusetts HPER-PE Intramurals. WRA Representative. Year book. Newspaper CHRUS2. Mark E. 118 Alexander Avenue Belmont Massachusetts 'Arts and SciencesBiology j All College Representative Assembly. ' Hotline Operator. Soccer. Basketball. I Handball Intramurals, Resident Assist ant Springfield College Pre-Medical i. Society-President. Springfield College i Judicial System. CLAY BORNE, Debra L1500 No We Avenue I 8ronz New York Arts and Sciences-Psychoiogy Afro-American Society. YMCA Career jt Conference Group Leader. HIRS Coun- L African and Jaw Dance Group. ICIUM. Oebbie 9 Granada Drive Elnora. New York HPER-PE Basketball Team. Softball Team, field Hockey Team. PE Majors Club-Class Representative. COLLINS. Kenneth P. 85 New York Avenue Ck ee, Massachusetts i Arts and Sciences General Studies Il acrosse Team CONNELLY. Joseph J IC4 William Street Ease Haven. Connecticut HPER-PE freshman Basketball Team. Baseball Team, Student Execut.ve Committee. Intramurais. Dormitory Committee. CONNIFF. Patricia i S95 East Center Street West Bridgewate- Massachusetts COEO-Elementary Education f eld Hockey Team. Basketba' Team. COWLING. Judith A 1152 Oeal Read Wi-fSvde. New Jersey HPER-PE •-$$. James $ 1121 Ptateau Lane falwgh, North Carolina HPER-PE Freshman Basketball Team. Volleyball Tam football. Basketba' and Softball tetiamurais. ■’p0$$EN, Jacqueline M. S BaipK Crossen Circle Hull, Massachusetts HPER-Health 'v ‘« Key Society. Student Activit.es Council, Leadership Training Confer- ence. Handicap Swim Program, Who's Who Among Students in American Col- leges and Universities. Ski Club. Outing Club, Resident Assistant. CUTLER. Alan 17 King Street Lynn. Massachusetts HPER-PE Basketball, football and Softball Intra- murals. DALECKI. Carl G. 56 Lynebrook Road Springfield. Massachusetts Arts and Sciences-Biology Pre Med Society. Track Team. Academ- ic Affairs Committee. Outing Club. DALRYMPLE, Elliott H 31 Potomac Street Yonkers. New York HPER-Community Recreation Resident Assistant. W.S.C.B.. Senior Class President Student Appeals Board. Newspaper Staff. Head Resident Assistant Council. Public Speakers Bureau. Student Council. Inter Class Council. Springfield Action Commis- sion-Communication Program, Volun- teer Teachers Aid. Afro American Socie ty-Treasurer. DAWLEY. Kenneth RFD 1 Norwich. Connecticut Arts and Sciences-Art irr Urban Life Student Government-Vice-President. Campus Affairs. Who’s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. Cultural Affairs Commit- tee-Chairman. Yearbook Staff. Chris- tian fellowship-Treasurer. Freshman Group Leader. Ad-Hoc Committee on Coffee-house. Freshman Camp Staff. Swim Team-Manager. Student Manager '.of Beveridge Center. DE CHABERT. Karen 322 Levinsohn Place Englewood. New Jersey Arts and Sciences-Psychology Afro American Society. SCAP. Best of Broadway. DICK. Philip J. 14 Tudor Road Nahant. Massachusetts COED-Rehabilitation Services Class Executive Board. Big Brother Program. Basketball Intramurais. DICKOVER. Kathryn 4 Goldern Hill Avenue Goshen, New York COED-Rehabilitation Volunteer Work At Willie Ross'School for the Deaf. DION. Peter 70 Hadley Village Road South Hadley, Massachusetts HPER-PE Academic Affairs Commission. Resi- dent Assistant, Gymnastics Team. DOLEVA. Janet L. 90 Marsden Street Springfield. Massachusetts COED-Elementary Education Dean's List. DONAHOE. Jeffrey J. 2232 North Washington Avenue Scranton. Pennsylvania HPER-PEY Volleyball Team. YMCA. DRAKE. James 1 Maple Street Stockbndge. Massachusetts COEO-Mathematics Freshman Football Team, Football Team. Hockey Club. Lacrosse Team. Basketball intramurais. DOHERTY. James A. North Anquilla Road Pawatuck. Connecticut Arts and Sciences-History Freshman Football. Executive Board. Academic Affairs, Basketball. Soccer. Volleyball and Softball Intramurais. Community Work. Student Aid, Alumni Telethon. R.G.A.S. DUDLEY. Gail E. 47 Fenw'cod Street Framingham. Massachusetts COED-Rehabilitation Services DUNN. Ellen E. 260 Old Country Way Braintree. Massachusetts Arts and Sciences-Art Advisory Board. Synchronized Swim- ming. Resident Assistant. EARING. Leslie Continental Drive Valley Forge. Pennsylvania HPER-PE Intramurais, YMCA Career Conference Leader. ECKERSON. Lynn F. 133 Roosevelt Drive Trumbull. Connecticut HPER-PE Dean's List. Volleyball Team. WRA, Ski Club. EGAN. Joseph V. Ill 59 Bartlett Street New Brunswick. New Jersey HPER-PE ERDMANN. Pamela R. 1106 Shunpike Road Cromwell. Connecticut COED-CID Hot line Operator. WMPRIG ENGEL. Deborah L. 184 Bearsden Road Athol. Massachusetts COEO-Bementary Education Yearbook-Business Manager Section Editor. WRA. Newspaper Staff. Ski Club. FENTON. BUD RD 1 Porter Corners. New York HPER-PE Wrestling Team FIELD. Joanne 88 Center Street Hanover. Massachusetts COED-Elementary Education Junior Varsity Field Hockey Team. Ten- ms Team FRIENDS. FILIPPO. James $. 16 Chapin Road Barrington. Rhode Island HPER-PEY Swimming Team. Varsity S Club. FISK. June Elm Street Box 47 Charlestown. New Hampshire COED-Rehabilitation Senior Class Treasurer, Executive Board. Senior Banquet Chairman. $tu dent Manager of Beveridge Center. Resident Assistant. Cheerleader-Cap tain. Dorm Senate. Student Aid-Secu- rity. FITZSIMMONS. John G. 16 Fairfield Avenue Darien. Connecticut COED-Biology Soccer Team. Intramurais. Outing — FLETCHER Betsey W 1016 Worthington Ridge § Berlin. Connecticut Arts and Sciences-Psychology freshman Class Vice Presi Exetu- live Board. Academic Council. Student Government President.. Resident As- sistant. Coilrse Evaluation Committee Chairman. Springfield College Singers. Psi Chi. .Student Aide-Psychology. Commencement Committee. YWCA Conference Group teader. Ski Club. Who's Who Among Students in Amen can Colleges and Universities FLETCHER, James W. ?Brunell Avenue Lenox Massachusetts COEO-Sociat Studies Freshman Baseball Team. Baseball Team. Academic Affairs Council, Stu- dent Government. Beveridge Center Student' Manager. Inwamurals, AVA Assistant. FLETCHER. Nancy Vmceiette 2 Brunetl Avenue ,, Lenox. Massachusetts COED-Mathematics ' Class Executive Board, Student Activi- ties. Council. Springfield College Sing ers. Student Government. Beveridge Center Student Manager. Dean s List. FORMAN Deborah J. 43 Riviera Drive Agawan, Massachusetts COED CLD CLD Club FRANCIS. Robert K 1 Pennywood Lane Willimaniic. Connecticut igfe COED-Rehabiiitation Intramural Basketball. FRIENDS. Attic Players FROST James R. Summitt Street Woodland Maine HPERPE Golf Team-Co-Captain, Intramurals GALLAGHER. Tom 1028 Stony Hill Road Wilbraham. Massachusetts HPERPE Class Executive,4foard. Floor Repre sentative. Freshman Gymnastics, jntra- murals. New Student Orientation Group Leader. Scuba Club. GARRtS. Julie C 34 Shillingford Street Springfield. Massachusetts COED-CLD GEORGE Michael 2G0West I31st Street New York. New York Arts and Sciences-Psychology Afro American Society Intramurals. Mimtu Dancers. GETTY. Harold 90 Oakland Terrace Burlington, Vermont HPERPE Student Government, Student Activi- ties Council Treasurer. Executive Board. Springfield College Stage 8and, Picadiljy III. The Best of Broadway. AVA Student Aide Gill. Joseph vJjL 36Homesterd Parkway Needham. Massachusetts HPERPE Volleyball Team. Sophomore Class Vice President. Junior Class President. Who's Who Among Students m Ameri- can Colleges and Universities, long Range Planning Committee. Spring Home Coming Chapman, Fall Home Coming Chairman, intramurak GILSON, Howard 4 Wright Place Wilbraham Massachusetts Arts and Sciences-Biology Soccer Team. Resident Assistant. Cam pus Affairs Council, Executive Board. Chairman of Sti-yu-ka 1974 GLUCK. Susan J 13 SunseLDnve B.iockton. Massachusetts Arts and Sciences Sociology and Psy- chology Academic Affairs Council. Psr . Chi. Htllel GOODSPLEO. Gad Box 4 Kohler. Wisconsin HPERPE Gymnastic-,Team Captain, Executive Board-Recording Secretary, Student Judicial Board, Who's Wno Among Stu- dents Among American Colleges and Universities, Springfield College Sing- ers Heathertones. Easter Seals Handi- capped Swim Aide GRAY. Donna C J 266 Seneca Roaf Rochester. New York Arts and Sciences-PSychology Springfield College Singers. Psi Chi. Recreation Program for Mentally Handicapped. Cosmpoplitan Club. GUERRERA.Susan South Branch Road Flagtown. New Jersey HADMACK. Francis 114 Highland Street Winchendon. Massachusetts Arts and Sciences-Psychology Psi Chi. Intramurals. HELLER. Alan Sterling Road Hamson. New York HPERPE Gymnastic Team. Christian Fellowship- Secretary HENRlKSEN.MantA 110 Pomona Road £ Pomona. New York HPERPE Junior Class Executive Board. Fall Homecoming Float Committee. 74 Winter Weekend Committee. Intramur HAMILTON. Dede 106 Hammon Avenue Apartment 6 Palm Beach. Florida HPER-Recreation Equestrun Club. Rifle Club. Outing Club. Chess Club Campus Crusade. Recreation Club. Scuba Club. Swim Manager. HANLON, Christina 98 North Chatsworth Avenue Larchmont New York HPERPE HANLON. Terne M 463 Carpenter Place Union. New Jersey COED-Elementary Education Newspaper Staff. Executive Board. Board of Governors. HATCHER. Kris 0. Route 1 Box 470 Portland. Ocegon HPER:P£ Jp. Freshman Soccer. Lacrosse team. HAYES. George 64 Lincoln Terrace Bloomfield. Connecticut COED-Social Studies Afro-Amencan Society. Board of Oirec - tors, Muntu Dancers. College Action Council Black Studies Committee. Who's Who Among Students m Colleges and Universityes. HERBERT. Joan I 14 Porter Drive HIGGINS, Brian A R R. - 2 Carmel. Maine HPER-PE intramurals. HIRTH. Donald R 50 Blakeslee Street Bristol. Connetrcut HPERPE Track Team. Football Team, Intramur HOFSTETTER. John RD 2 Box 302A Mount Joy. Pennsylvania Arts and Sciences-Psychology Dance Club. H0LU8. Patrica J. 509 East 73rd Street New York Ne.v York HPER-PE { + HOOVER. David 439 Woodstock Avenue Tonawanda. New York . HPERPE Gymnastics Team. Lacrosse Tea Cap- tain. Freshman Student Government Representative. Intramurals. HOWARTH. William £. Gleaner Chapel Road Sutuate. Rhode Island HPER-PE Freshman Football. Intramurals, la crosse Team. Alumni Council Repre- sentative. Wilbraham. Massachusetts HPER-Hea'th HELD. Jeffrey 108 Whiiemore Road Framingham. Massachusetts HPER-PE Lacrosse Team HUNT.AIbm W. 1 Prescott Street West Boylston. Massachusetts Arts and Sciences-Psychology Basketball Team, intramurals. ISENBERG. Elaine 52 Thayer Circle Randolph. Massachusetts Arts and Sciences Psychology Hotline Operator. German Tutor. Psi Chi. JACOBS. John C. 590 Montgomery Avenue Chambersburg. Pennsylvania Arts and Sciences-Art in Urban Life Soccer Team. Advisory Board, Art De- partment Activities Committee JAKUB. Stephen A. 62 Botolph Street North Quincy. Massachusetts HPERPE Freshman Soccer Team. Junior Varsity Gymnastics Team. PE Majors Team. Phi Epsilon Kappa Fraternity. KRIST. Bob 1111 Keswick Place Fort Lee. New Jersey Arts and Sciences English Religion and Philosophy Attic Players. KELLEY. Lynn A Corn Hill Drive Pittsford. Vermont HPERPE Gymnastics Team. WRA Representative. PE Majors Club. Student Tutor. KNOESS. Donna Mam Street Windham. New Yrork HPER-PE Intramurals. WRA Representative. PE Major Club-Secretary. Field Hockey Team. Softball Team. Basketball Man- ager. Field Hockey Manager K0H0UT. Patricia 546 Claflin Avenue Mamaroneck. New York COED-Elementary Education Hosaga. Attic Players. Springfield Pro- file Ensemble. Cafeteria Worker. LEC2KO. Mary M. 143 Jardine Street Springfield, Massachusetts Arts and Sciences-Biology Equestrian Club. Intercollegiate Horse Show Team. Student Government. Business Affairs. Equestrian Club-Sec- retary LEHTO. Karin 117 Concord Street Maynard. Massachusetts HPERPE Field Hockey Team. WRA. WMPIRG Local Board. LEWIS. Patricia J. 41 Sunset Hill Road Sinsburg. Connecticut HPER-Health LOGAN. Virginia C. 3932 Brentwood Circle Anchorage. Alaska HPER-PE Arts and Sciences-History Ski Club, Christian Fellowship. WRA, Gymnastics. LUCH. Nancy Radtke Road R D. 3 Dover, New Jersey COED-Elementary Education Field Hockey Team. Basketball Team. Intramurals-Basketball and Softball. LUNDGREN. Barbara J. 7373 Park Street Pulaski. New York HPER-PE LYNCH. Patricia 1340 East Boston Post Road Mamaroneck. New York HPERPE Resident Assistant. Field Hockey Team- Manager. Dorm Senate Representative. WRA. PE Majors Club. Gymnastic Coach. Student Aide. MAC GREGOR. David 25 Hamilton Street Readville. Massachusetts HPER-PE Freshman Baseball. Football Team. Intramurals-Soccer. Basketball. Soft- ball MACOMBER. Barbara Pollard 77 Longmeadow Street Longmeadow. Massachusetts COED-Elementary Education MAHONEY. James L. Riveredge Road Billerica. Massachusetts COED-Rehabilitation Football Team MARDARELLO. Susan 348 Winthrop Road Teaneck. New Jersey HPER-PE WRA. Intramurals. MARSHALL. Alfred R. 20 Pitman Avenue Wakefield. Massachusetts HPERPE Basketball Team. Intramurals. Assist- ant Sub-Varsity Basketball Coach. Var- sity Scout. Tutor m Reading. Volunteer at Head Start. MICHALSKI. Michael R. 44 Westview Terrace Easthampton. Massachusetts COED-Rehabilitation MARINONE. Susan I 81 Suffield Street Windsor Locks. Connecticut HPERPE MATOCHIK. John A. 17 Cooper Street Fort Edward. New York Arts and Sciences-Psyrhology Swim Team. MC CARTHY. Pamela F. 1115 Grant Avenue Bronx. New York COED-English Education Afnkan-American Society-Vice Presi- dent and Co-Chairman. WSCB Disc Jockey. The Student. Ail College Repre- sentative Assembly. Muntu Dancers. Public Affairs Committee. MC CAULEY. Shirley R D. 5 Atkins Road Ballston Spa. New York HPER-PE Gymnastics Team. MC GINTY. Peter 16 Cutler Street Belmont. Massachusetts COED-Social Studies Cross Country Team. Track Team. Dorm Senate. MC LEAN, Arthur 8 Betty Lane Salem. New Hampshire HPERPE Rugby Club. Winter Weekend Commit- tee. MELANSON. William C 58 Pleasant Street Winthrop. Massachusetts HPERPE Volleyball Team. Attic Players. Intra mural Soccer. Football. Basketball and Softball. Ski Team. MERRIFIEID. Janice 7 Janet Terrace New Hartford. New York COED-Elementary Education Campus Affairs Council. Library Aide. MILES. Laura L. Greystones Millbury. Massachusetts HPERPE WRA Sports. MILLER. Patricia A Keystone Junior College LaPlume. Pennsylvania Arts and Sciences-Psychology and Art Inkling. WMPIRG. Student Govern- ment-Secretary. Psi Chi MITCHELL. Bruce F. 61 Memorial Drive Holyoke. Massachusetts HPER-PE Swim Team. Intramural Football. Bas- ketball and Softball. MITTLEMAN. Ira 67 Echo Lane Larchmont. New York HPERPE PE Majors Club. Student Government- Vice President. Student Activities Committee. Student Affairs Commis- sion. Football Team. Tennis Team. MILKEY. Susan M. 10 Southern Avenue Brattleboro. Vermont COED-Social Studies Dance Club, Student Aid. MOLD. Edith G. 1 Raymond Drive Route 4 Wilbraham. Massachusetts HPER-PE MORONGELL. Gioia M. 60 Lakeside Avenue Verona. New Jersey HPER-Health Inkling-Editor in Chief. The Student, Springfield College Folk Dancer. Cul- tural Affairs-Secretary. Student Activi- ties Committee. Campus Affairs. MURRAY. Michael P. 812 Douglas Drive Endwall.New York HPER-PE Freshman Soccer Team. Track Team. Lacrosse Team. Football Team. PA J NAYLOR. Gregory P 16 Ridge Road East Longmeadow. Massachusetts Arts and Sciences Biology Got! Team. Intramural football. 8as ketball Premedical Society NEMETH. Peter B 198 Gregory Boulevard East Norwalk. Connecticut CQED-Commumty Leadership and De- velopment WSCB. YMCA Club. Student Coordma tor (or YMCA Career and College Con- ference. Intramurals.s NIKODEM. Robert 6 Holiday Drive Lincoln. Rhode Island HPERPE Soccer Team, Track Team, Intramural Football. Softball and Soccer NUTTALL. Arch F 8 Vera Place Montclair. New Jersey HPERPE Transfer Group Leader. Intramurals O'CONNELL. Bernadette A 466 West Street Guilford. Connecticut Arts and Sciences Medical Technology Field Hockey Team. Softball Team. Basketball Team OPYR Linda E. 114 Wilton Street New Hyde Park, New York AMs and Sciences Sociology Psychology field Hockey Team. Softball Team. WRA. Danforlh Foundaion fellowship Nominee. Women's Group. Psi Chi. Pi - ;a De'i verer. OWEN. Christine I 20 Galloway Lane Valhalla. New York COED-Elemeniary Education Yearbook Co Editor. Who’s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. WRA. Tutor. Language Lab Aide White Key. Springfield College Singers PARKER. Kirk M 38 Shady Knoll Drive Longmeadow. Massachusetts HPERPE PE Majors Club. Phi Epsilon Kappa. Wrestling Team Rugby Club Paddle- bali Intramurals. Resident Assistant. PARKINSON. David £ 171 Lincoln Avenue Amherst. Massachusetts HPERPE Freshman Football Team Soccer. Bas- ketball and Softball Intramurals. R.GAS PAIRYLO. Michael R St. Andrews Road Walden. New York Arts and Sciences Psychology Sociology Resident Assistant. Best of Broadway. Co Chairman Of L.T.C.. Pre-College Camp Staff. New Student Onentaton Group Leader. Academic Affairs Coun cil. Senior Class Executive Board PETZOLD. Debb.e 20 Scenic Drive Wiibraham, Massachusetts HPERPE Basketball Team. Field Hockey Team. Softball Team. PE Majors Club. La crosse Club Team PRATT . Molly-L RFD 3 Arlington. Vermonl HPERPE Executive Board. Springfield College Singers. Springfield College Band RAMAH Peter G 41 Poinsett a Street Agawam Massachusetts Arts and Sciences-Political Science, Economics RATHBUN MarkF. 34 Angola Road Cornwall, New York HPERPE RAWSON. Steven C 397 Great Road Acton, Massachusetts Arts and Sciences Biology Inlramuials. Can A ms Hockey Dub ROSSI Margaret 19 Vaner Veer Drive Trent. New lersey HPERPE Freshman Cheerleader. Ski Club, YMCA Careers and College Conference. PE Majors Club, Varsity Cheerleader ROUGlER, Lloyd 67 Pilling Street Brooklyn. New York Arts and Science-History 8asebali Team. Cultural and Public Affairs, Black Studies. New Orientation Group Leader. Football. Basketball and Softball Intramurals RYAN. Mdodie 5329 Post Road East Greenwich Rhode Island CO ED-Elementary Education Basketball intramurals Equestrian Club SANCHEZ. Santiago 1360 Boston Road Apt 21 Bronx. New York HPERPE Football Team. Gymnastics Team. La Ra?a. SANDBERG. R«chard P 174 Chalmers Street Springfield. Massachusetts Arts and Sciences History COED Social Studies SCHALEBAUM Patricia 286 Midvale Street Ridgewood. New Jersey Arts and Scierces-Psychology COED-Rehabihtation Executive Board. Student Government - Secretary Hotline. Who's Who Among Students m American Colleges and Universities. Co-Chairman of Par ents Weekend SCHONEBERGER. William 18200 Coastline Drive Malibu. California HPERPE Student Trainer. Soccer and Basketball Intramurals. Lacrosse Team SCHOPP. Kenneth 150 Stiles Court Pompton Lakes New Jersey Arts and Sciences-History Baseball Team. Intramurals SHARKEY. Thomas F Jr 289 Miller Avenue Somerville. New Jersey Arts and Science-Religion and Philos ophy Christian fellowship. Gymnastics Ethi bition Team SHARPE. Wanda c. 189 Dunmoreland Street Springfield. Massachusetts COED-Rehabilitation SHAW. Douglas RFD - 1 Box 106 Black Mountain Road Brattleboro. Vermont HPERPE Outing Club-Treasurer. Vice President and President. Ski Patrol SIANO. David E 44 Washburn Avenue Greenfield. Massachusetts Arts and Sciences History Baseball Team. SICONOLFI. Steven F 18 Queensboro Road Rochester. New York HPERPEY Lacrosse Team. Hosaga. Leader's School Staff SIMMS. Vernal E 37 Hosmer Street Mattapan. Massachusetts Arts and Sciences-Religion Afrikan American Society. Christian Fellowship. Student Faculty Hearing Committee. Resident Assistant. SIMONS. Robert C. Box 305 Springfield College Springfield. Massachusetts HPERPE Arts and Sciences Psychology Soccer Team. Ps« Chi SMITH. Bonnie Jean 4 Saratoga Road Auburn. Massachusetts COED Elementary Education YMCA Club. Swim Team. Ski Club. SNYDER Jim Koffel Road Hatfield. Pennsylvania COED Rehabilitation Counseling Swim Team-Captain. Off Campus Committee of Recreation Club Chair- man. Volunteer for Easter Seal Swims Program Director for Hampden County Association on MenUi Retardation. YMCA Conference Counselor SOBIEWSKI. Gary 28 Gorman Road Framingham. Massachusetts Arts and Sciences Environmental Sci- ence Springfield College Band. Gymnastics Team. Freshman Football Team Springfield College Natural History Society-President. PONAUGlE, Elizabeth D 3 Box 41 larks Summit, Pennsylvania IPER'PE ntramural Co-Chairman, WRA-Vtce ‘resident, PE Majors Club. Basketball earn. Exchange to West Germany. Itudent Aide in Women's PE Office. mt Nancy J. 41 Elem Street last longmeadow. Massachusetts tPERPE ield Hockey Team. Basketball Team, lusiness Affairs Council. Business Af- airs Commission. Student Govern- nent. Softball and Volleyball Intramur- iis. ITEPHANSEN, Susan !4 frontier Road ;os Cob. Connecticut lOEO-Elementary Education reshman Cheerleader, Dorm Senate, WRA, Intramurals. Space Cadets 5TICHT. Peter W. I Valdepenas lane Einora, New York ;OED Elementary Education SUGERMEYER. Mark 0. 62 Mary Coburn Road Springfield. Massachusetts HPER-PE Wrestling Team. SULLIVAN. Christopher 28 Stockton Drive Middletown. Rhode Island HPER-PE Basketball Team TAMLYN, W Bruce 182 Elmwood Avenue Ho-Ho-Kus. New Jersey HPER-PE freshman Baseball Team. Soccer Team. Youth Group Advisor. 'The Troupadors” TERRILL, William J. 15 Clifton Street Worcester. Massachusetts HPER-PE Track. Basketball and Volleyball Intra- murals THORBURN Janet E. 105 Riverview Avenue Longmeadow. Massachusetts HPER-PE Synchronized Swim Club. THORENZ. Alan D Box 1645 Springfield Coliege Springfield. Massachusetts HPER-PE Freshman Football, Freshman Track Team, Executive Committee. Resident Director. Handball and Football Intra- murals. TINUCCI. Deborah A, 124 High Street Leonia, New Jersey COED-Elementary Education Executive Board, Dorm Council Repre- sentative, Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. Student Activities Committee. TOMKINS, Deborah L 41 Turnure Street Bergenfieid, New Jersey HPER-PE Freshman Cheerleader. YMCA Confer ence Group leader, Executive Board. TOMLINSON. Lynne 125 Broad Street Washington. New Jersey Arts and Sciences-Psychology Resident Assistant. Recreation Ciub- Secrelary and Chairman. Springfield College Singers. Play Clinic for Retard- ed Children. TOWNS, Matthew Woodstock. Vermont HPER-Heaith Education Intramural Sports TOWNS. Michael Johanna Court Apt 1-3 Riverdale Street West Springfield. Massachusetts Arts and Sciences-Biology TUCKER, Barbara 292 West Main Street Newark, Delaware COED Elementary Education Swim Team-All American. Scholar Ath- lete Award. Recreation for Retarded Children. TYSON. Robert J. 56 Westbury Road Garden City. New York HPER-PE Volleyball Team Ul BRICH. Deborah 102 Arbor Drive Ho-Ho-Kus. New Jersey COED-Elementary Education HousmgAdvisory Committee VAN WAGNER. Larry 9 Terwilliger Road Hyde Park, New York HPER-PE Swim Team, Intramural Softball. VIAFORE. Ken Box 413 Lakeville. Connecticut 8iology-Enyironmentai Sciences WMP1RG WALSH. Timothy E. 10 Sullivan Parkway Tewksbury. Massachusetts HPER-PE Football Team. Hockey Club, Baseball Team. WATTS, Sally 25 Hilltop Road Longmeadow. Massachusetts COED-Elementary Education Dorm Council. WATSON. Richard M. Taftsvilie. Vermont HPER PE Football Team. Wrestling Team. WILLIAMS. Dave 389 Otsege Street llion. New York HPER PE Football Team Basketball. Volleyball and Softball Intramurals, PE Majors Club. WOLCOTT, John 26 Fullon Street Owego. New York HPER-PE footbal' Team. WOOD. Barbara 839 Washington Street Watertown, New York HPER-PE Wra Intramural Chairman, WRA Public- ity Chairman. PE Majors Executive Board WOOD. Beth 840 Broadway Bangor. Maine HPER COR Swim Team. Recreation Club Treasur- er. Vice President and President. Activ- ities Committee-Chairman. Basketball and Lacrosse Intra murals. WOODARD. Diane RED 2 East Gray, Maine Arts and Sciences-Biology Equestrian Club President. Business Affairs. Student Government. Intercol- legiate Equestrian Team. WYNN. Pat Box 1038 Springfield College Springfield, Massachusetts COED Art YORIO. Judith M 3 Albright Avenue Albony. New York HPER-PE WRA Secretary, Banquet Chairman. YMCA Career Conference. PE Majors Club YUGAWA. line� E P.0 Box M Hakalau, Hawau Arts and Sciences-Sociology Resident Assistant. Group Leader for New Student Orientation. Executive Board. Council ol Public Affairs. Derm Council. Student Government. Who's Who Among Students in American Col- leges and Universities ZELLER. Cyntma L. 407 Sunrise Avenue Sayville New York COED-Rehabilitatkm Arts and Sciences-Sociclogy Dean's List, White Key. Ski Club, The Student. Yearbook Staff. WRA. 49 A thousand memories flash before us as we recall these college years: memories of growing from our families. of discovering new friends and ideas; sweet memories of love and quiet talks; deep memories of finding who we are; acid memories of anger, tears, and heart-break. For all these memories, we give you thanks 258 Poor Fletch. Don't believe what your eyes are telling you. All they show is limitation. Look with your understanding, find out what you already know, and you’ll see the way to fly. The shimmering stopped. Jonathan Seagull had vanished into empty air. After a time, Fletcher Gull dragged himself into the sky and faced a brand-new group of students, eager for their first lesson. To begin with,” he said heavily, you've got to understand that a seagull is an unlimited idea of freedom, an image of the Great Gull, and your whole body, from wingtip to wingtip, is nothing more than your thought itself. The young gulls looked at him quizzically. Hey, man. they thought, this doesn't sound like a rule for a loop. Fletcher sighed and started over. Hm. Ah ... very well,” he said, and eyed them critically. Let's begin with Level Flight.” And saying that, he understood all at once that his friend had quite honestly been no more divine than Fletcher himself. No limits, Jonathan? he thought. Well, then, the time's not distant when I’m going to appear out of thin air on your beach, and show you a thing or two about flying! And though he tried to look properly severe for his students. Fletcher Seagull suddenly saw them all as they really were, just for a moment, and he more than liked, he loved what it was he saw. No limits. Jonathan7 he thought, and he smiled. His race to learn had begun. Jonathan Imnplon Seatull by Richard Bach TheMACMIllAN COMPANY 866 Third Avenue New York N Y 100?? Collier Macroi’lan Canada ltd Toronto Ontario My feets is killen’ me!! Peart Bailey