Springfield College - Massasoit Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 304 of the 1982 volume:

MASSASOIT NINETEEN HUNDRED EIGHTY-TWO SPRINGFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS YOU’VE GOT A FRIEND When you’re down and troubled And you need some loving care And, nothing, nothing is going right Close your eyes and think of me And soon 1 will be there To brighten up even your darkest night You just call out my name And you know wherever I am I’ll come running to see you again Winter, Spring, Summer or Fall All you have to do is call And I’ll be there You’ve got a friend If the sky above you Grows dark and full of clouds And that old north wind begins to blow Keep your head together And call my name out loud Soon you’ll hear me knocking at your door You just call out my name And you know wherever I am I’ll come running to see you Winter, Spring, Summer or Fall All you have to do is call And I’ll be there Ain’t it good to know you’ve got a friend When people can be so cold They’ll hurt you and desert you And take your soul if you let them Oh, but don’t you let them You just call out my name And you know wherever I am I’ll come running to see you again Winter, Spring, Summer or Fall All you have to do is call And I’ll be there You’ve got a friend 2 Lyric� by Carole King Copyright 1971 by Colgema-KMI Music Inc. Hollywood, CA 90028 Int. Copyright secured. 4 5 You just call out my name And you know wherever I am I’ll come running to see you again Winter, spring, summer or fall All you have to do is call And I’ll be there You’ve got a friend Photo by Mary Galleger w Photo by Cherie Calabrese Photo by Daniel Caron Photo by Daniel Caron 6 Photo by C. A. Campbell Photo by Betsy Keeter Photo by Betsy Keeter Photo by C. A. Campbell Photo by Mary Gallagher If the sky above you Grows dark and full of clouds 7 8 9 I’ll come running to see you Winter, spring, summer or fall All you have to do is call Photo by Cherie Calabrese Photo by Cherie Calabrese Photo by Janine Langclo Photo by Cherie Calabrese Photo by Karen Klemm 10 Photo by Cherie Calabrese Photo by Betsy Keeter Photo by C. A. Campbell Photo by Daniel Caron jm A Photo by Betsy Keeter And I’ll be there Ain’t it good to know you’ve got a friend When people can be so cold 11 13 t'noto oy l.herie Calabrese Winter, spring, summer or fall All you have to do is call And I’ll be there Photo by Karen Klemm Photo by C. A. Campbell Photo by Cheric Calabrese Photo by Betsy Keeter 14 I Photo by C. A. Campbell Photo by Cherie Calabrese Photo by Betsy Keeter YOU’VE GOT A FRIEND Photo by Deb Powers Photo by Cherie Calabrese 16 17 Kim Marie Allen Elementary Education Ralph Alexander Physical Education Eunice Adams Physical Education Karen E. Anderson Physical Education Joseph A. Arduino Recreation Peter S. Allen Health Fitness 18 Gordon Aymar Psychology Comfort Jola Ayeni Community Education John L. Bairo Chemistry Karen E. Avery Physical Education Linda Baillargeon Physical Education Elizabeth Baldwin Psychology 19 20 21 I Joni Blatt 22 Malissa Bliss Recreation William J. Boland General Studies David P. Bowman Leadership Cynthia A. Bolger Health Fitness Patricia Brady Recreation Andrea Bolo Anthropology Deborah A. Brayer Recreation 23 Greg Brisco Physical Education 24 Margaret E. Brooks Psychology Conni Bussell Health Fitness 25 Carol Ann Calder RLS Carolanne Campbell Recreation Katherine Anne Cargill Physical Education Mary Beth Campbell History Jay G. Caron General Studies Thomas C. Cancalosi Physical Education Mary Beth Caron Physical Education Mark Carroll Health Fitness Lisa Cave Health Fitness Lewis R. Chase Rehabilitation John Wing-Cheong Chow Physical Education Deborah A. Cerruti Rehabilitation Carol Ciarleglio Recreation 27 28 Kathy Comai Health Fitness Elaine Comeau Health Fitness Matthew Whitey Congdon General Studies Maureen Cornacchia Psychology Sean Cox Health Education Margaret Coyne Recreation 29 30 Cornelia Anne Croft Art Therapy Sean Flynn Crowley Physical Education Penny E. Dalton Physical Education 31 ' «. 32 33 Mary Ann Demello Physical Education John R. Depalma Health Fitness I ' Carol Ann Desrosiers Physical Education Carol A. Depken Psychology LisaAnnette Distefano Health Fitness Janet M. Doherty Leadership 34 Lydia E. Diaz Rehabilitation Jeannine Donahoe Therapeutic Recreation Anne Downes Physical Education Roberta Clayman Doren Creative Arts Cheryl Lynn Dozier Elementary Education I Edmund F. Dowd Political Science Jamse Louis Dragonetti Physical Education 35 V Patti Ann Estes Community Recreation Debra Ann Ethier Therapeutic Recreation Eric C. Fallon Physical Education Susan Ewart Physical Education Anne M. Fangmann Physical Education Joseph F. Fairbanks Physical Education 38 David Carl Farrell Health Fitness Jeffrey R. Favia Health Fitness Linda Faulkner Rehabilitation Laurie Faust Recreation Elaine Ferraro Health Education Paul E. Ferraro Physical Education 39 40 Elisabeth B. Flint Commercial Recreation Bruce Martin Forbes Political Science Tim Fournier English John Flannery Physical Education Theresa E. Foley Recreation Cynthia B. Fredette Rehabilitation Deborah Gagnon RLS 42 Brian B. Fucile Physical Education Mary Anne Gaul Recreation Anne Gatto Rehabilitation Anita M. Gauthier Childhood Education Marc Gaudette Psychology Phillip K. Gaynor Sociology Jean Gebhard Elementary Education 43 44 45 Barbara Gordon Early Childhood Thomas W. Goudreault Health Fitness Carol J. Greig Rehabilitation Timothy Grady Physical Education Ann D. Griffith Biology 46 Suzanne Grazioli Rehabilitation Debra A. Halstead Physical Education Barry Lee Gudelsky General Studies Sandra L. Hamilton Health Fitness Robert Grossman Recreation Mark A. Hamilton Physical Education Dee Hammond Recreation 47 Ann Marie Harrington Health i 48 Laura A. Harrington Elementary Education Peter Edward Harrison Physical Education Ronald Robert Hearn Jr. Chemistry Susan M. Hendee Physical Education Scott Herron Biology Thomas Henderson Physical Education o Joanne Hess Recreation 50 t Susan Leigh Herbert Physical Education David Hines Sociology Matthew J. Hogan Physical Education M. E. Cissy Hull Elementary Education Mary Hughes Recreation Norris L. Holt Physical Education Jody Hutchinson Elementary Education 51 l 52 Kelly James Elementary Education Robert James Business Management Steve Jankins Physical Education Terry Lee Estelle Jones Physical Rehabilitation Marianne Jordan Physical Education 53 Mary Judd Recreation Dana Kardeman Art Therapy Lisa A. Juniewicz Health Fitness Josie Jureidini Physical Education Warren M. Keiley Physical Education 54 Angela Kantos Therapeutic Recreation David Keir Physical Education Todd Kennedy Sociology Kevin Kelly Physical Education Nancy Lynn Khachian Health Fitness Suzanne Kelsey Rehabilitation Roxanne Kieda Psychology 55 56 Ronald Knight Rehabilitation Kenneth Kozens Secondary Education Sandy Kulina Physical Education 57 Barbara Landers Health Fitness Eileen Lawler Leadership 58 Sharon Laverty Physical Education Richard M. Libuda Business Management Olga Locklin Art Robert Lonschein Recreation Elyse C. Lubell Rehabilitation Art Therapy John Loftus Health Fitness Ingeborg M. Lucas Sociology 59 60 t ,x- 61 Kim McCarthy Health Fitness Patricia McGoldrick Recreation Monica McGannon Recreation Ellen McDevitt Therapeutic Recreation Kathryn McDonald Rehabilitation Alice McGraw Health Fitness 62 Edwin Mickiewicz Jr. Health Maguerite McLaughlin Recreation Michele Melancon Recreation Jennifer H. McPhearson Creative Art Therapy Jeffrey McGuire Physical Education Carol Meehl Physical Education 63 64 65 Sandra Mszandki Rehabilitation Ann Marie Mulhall Physical Education Joann Negri Physical Education Sheila Murphy Physical Education Steve Nelson Physical Education 66 Sandy Nacerio Art Rehabilitation Patricia Nielson Recreation Colleen O’Connor Rehabilitation Mary Ellen Omeara Elementary Education 67 Ernest Nemeth Environmental Studies Tammy Newkirk Rehabilitation Paul O'Connor General Studies 68 69 Kathleen Perpall Physical Education Lori Perry Rehabilitation Louis G. Petruzzelli Physical Education Robert Pescetell Rehabilitation Lisa Plunkett Rehabilitation 70 Kimberly Peters Lab Science Mary Lee Potrepka Biology Deborah M. Powers Rehabilitation Lori A. Pritchard Community Recreation Helen Quigley Health Fitness Karl Quinn Health Fitness Kevin Michael Quinn Physical Education 71 72 73 Marcia Rogers Physical Education Gerry Romberg Physical Education Alfredo Rosado Rehabilitation Lauren Romig Recreation David B. Rossi Recreation 74 Anne L. Rosa Community Services Lisa Rounsaville Health Fitness Mary Rubenacker Health John William Ryan III Sociology Marie Elisabeth Ryan Physical Education John R. Ryan Elementary Education Dorothy Lynn Ryon Physical Education 75 Cheryl Marie St. Pierre Physical Education 76 Alan C. Sauber Physical Education 77 Lisa Shepherd Rehabilitation Craig P. Sickels Physical Education Mark Randall Skillman Sociology Sharon Shima Rehabilitation Barbara Skiba Physical Education 78 Robin L. Simmons Health Fitness Suzanne Skogland Health Fitness Rebecca E. Snow Physical Education Jeff Smith Physical Education Stephen Spagnuolo Physical Education Meg Smith Health Fitness Eileen Spinney Physical Education 79 80 81 Barbara Suits Therapeutic Recreation Karen A. Sullivan Recreation Scott S. Taggersell Psychology Michael T. Swenor Health Dave Sutton German Studies 82 Jodi K. Swanson Elementary Education I i i Mark H. Talbot Psychology Thomas Tarantino Physical Education Dennis M. Tetreault Health Fitness Michelle Thibeault Community Recreation Donald Teed Recreation Anita Thomas Physical Education 83 84 Amy Kathleen Tourney Physical Education William J. Tynan Physical Education Sharon Ann Usher Rehabilitation 85 John Vella English Larry Viret Sociology Sandra Lynn Venne Psychology Magella Violette Childhood Education Kevin D. Walsh Health Education Richard P. Vitali Recreation 86 Gwendolyn G. Weeks Physical Education Psychology Laura Weinger Elementary Education 87 88 Thomas E. Willerson Physical Education Deborah Gail Williams Community Leadership Development 89 Karen M. Williams Recreation Leisure Services Mary Lou Wilshaw Art In Urban Life Joy Willson Recreation Leisure Services Joan M. Wojtowicz Rehabilitation Anthony J. Wingen Physical Education 90 Lelsey D. Wilson Physical Education John J. Wright General Studies Jeff Wolcott Biology Stephen J. Wood Biology Chemistry Alice S. Wyman Business Studies Thomas Worroll Physical Education Sherry Wyman Elementary Education 91 Rodney Year wood Psychology Cynthia Zagieboylo Rehabilitation Psychology Gregory Zirakian Biology Chemistry Monica Zecher Physical Education 92 93 Co-Photography Editor C. A. Campbell Taylor Publishing Counselor Denny Galvin Yearbook Cover Design Artist Suzette Keddy Co-Photography Editor Karen Klemm LtCitfciiifciLlV SI LiClLlLlLlLlLL 94 LiOmUtliLV l L LiWiLL OUR DRIVING FORCE Advisor: Suki Greig Editor-in-Chief: Cheryl Calabrese Row 1: Jennifer E. McNamee, Daniel Caron, Sharon O Brien, Barry Gudelski. Row 2: Janine Langelo, Betsy Keeter, Meg Smith, Sue Racioppi, Dodi Sohl, Victoria Harley, Colleen Conway. LUlli ULLLrLS: 96 97 LrLatt LI- Lt L-R Row 1: Mary Beth Campbell. Jody Hutchinson. Cheryl Croce. Row 2: Barb Suits, Joan Wojtowicz. Suzanne Grazioli, Dave Stratton. Kathy Beecher. [±(i L L lit' 98 L-R Row 1: T. Lynk, R. Moras, M. Quinn, B. Matthews, J. Ciarlante, T. Triano. Row 2: T. Schenk, M. Marra, S. Hinchman, P. Thomas, E. Lohner. Row 3: D. McCormick, J. Chevalier, A. Guiney, M. Skinner. IrUfcfc: Lt' lit 99 [LiidtiiCiiiL LrLa L L Vice President John Panizza, Secretary Kathy Dodge, President Robert Fridh U C0lo.lL oiiit uLlili The Graduate Students Council’s main objectives were in the planning of social activities and the fostering of graduate participation in all types of campus functions. This year under the leadership of the class President, Robert (Bo) Fridh, the council experienced great success with all of its functions. Students specially selected to study in Munich. Germany and Salzburg. Austria. They developed and broadened their skills in the German language and European Art History and music as well as enjoying the Bavarian and Austrian cultures. Tours of museums, castles Regensburg and Vienna were among the educational experiences. Living with German families, attending the Oktoberfest and picking grapes off the vines added to the fun. Lisa Rising, Charles Letagano, Bernadette DeFeo, Susan Racioppi, Brenda Ross. LuLLVlLTl The Physical Education Club is made up of PE majors as well as CLD, Rehab and Health Fitness majors. While its primary goal is to supplement the regular curriculum PE courses, membership is open to all, and most activities are campus wide. L-R Row 1: Liz Cabral (Public Relations), Fran Sameriski (Treasurer). Row 2: Brad Nichols (Speeches), Diane Cropsey (Co-Pres.), Mary Crawford (Co-Pres.), Mark Blake (Special Events). 102 103 urn' ut- liUiiiiLl; av The object of the Psychology Club is to promote further knowledge of psychology and to help those interested to understand the various vocations open in this field. What happens when you put together an energetic director, music director, some talented actors and musicians and scores of behind the scenes people and all of them are students? You get Best of Broadway! Now in its tenth consecutive year. B.O.B. began as a type of Broadway review showing some favorite scenes from various Broadway hits. In its fourth year B.O.B. had its first full length production. This year s production, directed by Roger Moss, was Guys and Dolls.” mirLUiLLlrS; LrLliLi 104 BUditiiiv Student Trustee: Mitchell Finnegan Student-Trustee Elect: Marybeth McMahon. L-R Row 1: Mary Crawford (Pres.), Amy Greer (V. Pres.), Jim Moody. Mary Holly, Juli Gorham, Bruce Winberg. Row 2: Victoria Harley, Carl Walsh, Nicky Mor- rison. Clara Allen. Mark Blake, Sherman Williams, Erin Farr. The student trustee and trustee-elect bridge the gap between the trustees and the student body. They air the student's views and opinions on college life at Springfield and invite other students to do the same. The Student Trustee occupies a position of extreme importance and trust in the S.C. family. Besides being a member of the Board of Trustees he or she is also a member of the student government, a representative of college assemblies, and a member of the equal opportunity committee. The Y.M.C.A. club is a group of people who are interested in the Y.M.C.A. either as a potential career or on another basis. Activities for the year are both educational and social and this year included an international dinner, leaders training workshop, aquatic institute, retreat at Silver Bay Association, project adventure, trip to Boston and Career Day among other experiences. 105 Lilian til LtLlL! mMi£ The Board of Governors brings you many services that are so easily overlooked, yet noticed immediately if withdrawn. The Social Committee provides you with weekend activities like: Two Way Street, Be Outrageous, Casino Night and the Sunday night movies. Our Center Services section puts together the Faculty Students Social. Our Public Relations group helps everyone to publicize their events, every banner you see comes from B.O.G. LlLll£Li Illicit tLrllaVLr MmhiXlMhrf- LLLiLi tlillavi: Reed Hall s Dorm Senate is responsible for planning and running dorm activities such as speakers, sundae nights, cook-outs, etc. They are also responsible for implementing some dorm policies, escort policy and security. 107 IrliLUrli HaLL This group of concerned gentlemen are here to provide and create a respectable atmosphere for the dorm members. It is the job of each senate member, to go and seek out each floor and receive input on the type of social activities the dorm senate members should be sponsoring. The senate works in close relationship with the Resident Director, serving as their advisor, and also the R.A.'s in most matters dealing with the dorm. Ulimiili LL.UU tfciiavi: 108 OJifctf llLlili tl£lLaVLr (iLhliLlL LLiLiLi fcinlavi: The Alumni Hall Dorm Senate sponsored such activities as the annual Christmas semi-formal which featured a live band and an extensive buffet, a number of feature run movies, an exclusive showing of the Green Beret, and a number of happy hour type parties in the foyer. 109 • n £LUM LrLliL The Springfield College Scuba Club is dedicated to providing the students of the S.C. Community exciting and educational diving adventures. Members of the Scuba Club are offered opportunities to dive in a variety of underwater environments ranging from the lobster filled waters of New England to the tropical waters of southern Florida. The Scuba Club also extends its educational experiences to lectures on underwater photography, trips to NE Aquarium, and symposiums at which professionals increase each student’s knowledge on technology and underwater environments. tl LiiLiJLML-LL tlULLiLlV The PsiChi Club is a national honor society dedicated to promoting the personal and professional value of psychology. The Springfield Student is the newspaper serving the Springfield College community. The objective of the newspaper is to present news in a facutal and concise manner so as to allow the college community to interpret the information as it sees fit. The newspaper acts as an intermediary for information obtained from organizations and clubs on campus. Hil-lrlU IrLlU; 111 Margret Furman, Maria Santos, Elisa Maggio (K.P.), Suzette Keddy (Scribe). Roger Moss (Chief). Brian Caron, (Vice Chief), Heather Dayton (Treasurer). LLLtaira 1982 Advisor: Roland Holstead Hosaga is the name adopted by a group of students and founding Faculty Advisor, Prof. Ed Hubbard, in 1947 to identify their new tribe. The main purpose of the tribe was and is to study the history, ritual, art. dress and dance of native American Indians; particularly the traditions of the Plains Indians of the 19th century. 112 This committee was formed in connection with the Pioneer Valley Chapter of the American Red Cross. The group helps in promoting and recruiting Springfield College blood donors. Campus bloodmobiles are held once per term, three times per year. L-R Row 1: Carol Gall. Mary Gallagher (chairperson). Kim Mauer. Row 2: Liz Cabral, Donna Dorr. Linda Stahlbush, Peg Brooks, Laura Abbruzese. Row 3: Cissy Hull. Jane Ann Houston. Carol Hoag, Sandy Wilber. mauit-LL ttULiLLi-V LtLlU LLlLlLiLLlV Student Government is exactly what its name implies; a government of students through which needs can be analyzed while proposed solutions and recommendations are presented to the appropriate offices and personnel of the administration. The prime governing body of the student association, the student council consists of the President, a Recording Corresponding Secretary, three Vice-Presidents, a Treasurer and one representative from each of the following areas: Dormitories. Classes. Academic Divisions. Board of Governors, and off-campus residents, for a total of 23 members. The council meets regularly to discuss matters which concern the entire student enrollment. 113 fcVCim LftliLi The S.C. Stage Band, which evolved from the Pep Band in the fall of 1970, performs for events such as the Springfield Showcase. The Ugly Man i Contest, and in the pub for entertainment at noon or evening. The group features a variety of selections from Big Band” Style of the 40's to contemporary jazz rock and ballads. • 114 The Srpingfield College Singers, or the Concert Choir, is open to all who wish to participate and can pass the modest test. Rehearsals are held once a week in the evening in preparation for the annual Christmas Season Concert and the Annual Spr- ing Tour and Home Concert. Em- phasis is placed on giving the par- ticipants a worthwhile and mean- ingful experience in the singing of choral literature representative of all periods of composition. At the same time a carefully selected variety of styles, pleasing to singer and au- dience alike, is included in the repertoire. First Row: A King. S. Gutierrez. J, MeCaw. C. Weileh, R. Graziano. B Till, L Majooe. J Hilbard. Coach. G Vickers Second Row: R Vipler. S Osterhout. M Jordan. L. Smith. E Martin. E. Meggio. G Jenkins. T. Gentry Third Row: G. Meyers. A. Benedetti. D. Paul. J. Klase. D. Redman. D. McFeeters. First Row: A. King, E. Fallon Second Row: Coach G. Vickers. R. Vipler, B. Till, S. Gutierrez, R. Graziano. C. Welch Third Row: J. Hillard, D. Paul, S. Osterhout, J. Klase. L. Majorie, G. Meyers Fourth Row: M. Jordan, D. Rednman, E. Maggio WlMiliLlLU LLL The Picardilly lllrd, first organized in 1973, is an ensemble which specializes in the performance of the NOW sound in choral music. Members of the group are selected by audition from the Singers. Rehear- sals are held at a time convenient to the group, once a week. 115 116 L R Row I: Carroll O'Conner, Elaine Comeau, Cherie Calabrese, Jae Werbinski. Carla Mantiglia, Row 2: John Panizza. Ed Bauchiero, Bo Fridh. Robert Zaczynski (manager). tvi-vti-iia liiiLuuntt: 117 Athletic Trainers Class of 82 L-R Row 1: Kathy Cargill. Sean Cox, Steve Popielarz. Wendy Marchese, Joseph Fair- banks. Joseph Whitney. Row 2: Becky Snow. Athletic Trainers Class of 83 L-R Row 1: Judy Ford. Jodi Murray. Xeni Kat- saros, Paula Buckley, Bonnie Pollard, Sherri Ghitleman. Row 2: Scott Winston, Kathy Newell, Donna Derrig, Walter Reiser, Frank Silberberg, Bruce Jacobson. Reggie Durr. Ed Geier. Athletic Trainers Class of 84 L-R Row 1: Tammy Owen, Terry Hawthorne, Sarah Eldredge, Tracy Peck. Row 2: David Steck, Mark Brassard, Tom Gorman, An- nemarie Rodrigues. 118 119 120 Vi 122 124 126 127 128 129 130 F 131 � 32 133 134 135 136 fclliliULt LrLIi LzliLi-LllzlXV 138 Ml 141 M4 146 147 148 150 151 152 153 154 155 L'tiMiLii titilli 156 157 «“•° , °V«n. t 159 tLLLLL.li ULLlLt 160 fcMLlili; OLlrliLlr mmm 162 183 tliliLliLi; VMMz 165 166 167 169 170 IMflUGE EffliMDE 171 172 r 173 174 If a man does not make new acquaintances as he advances through life, he will soon find himself left alone. A man, sir, should keep his friendships in constant repair. Samuel Johnson 175 176 w 177 A friend forgives your defects and if he is very fond of you, he doesn’t see any. Sr. Louis Globe Democrat 178 4 179 180 181 Wilson Mizner t I 183 A friend cannot be known in prosperity, and an enemy can- not be hid in adversity. True friends visit us in prosperity only when invited, but in adversity they come without invitation. Theophrastus 184 185 186 Don’t be dismayed at good-byes A farewell is necessary before you can meet again And meeting again after moments or lifetimes, is certain for those who are friends. Author Unknown 187 188 189 190 191 192 193 194 Row 1 Valerie Foster Marcia Rogers Nancy Khachian Joanrie Ruggieri Ba rba rah§a woro wsk i Maureen O’Conner Pptricia Deakins lateson Cindy DeChristofaro Row 3 Lisa Gilbade (coach) Shari Ghitelman Jennifer Hodges Kanen Kolb Pam Rigby r 195 197 M®ager: L. Ryczek Row 1 B. Wheble J. Flynn J. Chow B. Forbes D. Farrell N. Odell C. Swe J. Rowley D. Johnson D. Tetreault G. Carter M. Carney D. Muska P. Sardella Assistant Coact' K.Br v ' B. Herman B. Gudelsky-Jg C. Aymar Wl P. Harrison a B. Cadarette Coach Schmid S. McCarthy WMEC Bentley Hartforc 2 Bryant ■entral Conn Iwesleyan Quinnipiac Yale Assumption Williams Dartmouth i 198 ro io 199 V. M, J. Hagen lT S. Hand S. Ewart S. L. Wiater £ T. Schenk ° Row 2 B. Burkle J. Gaudiano K. Hill K. Keller N. Tarleton P. Graham K. Jenkins K. Miles G. Stivaletta (Asst, coach) P. Tribou M. Boruchowski D. Ryan H. Zettl (head coach) T. Healey G. Poole J. Davey Asst. Coach) s.c. 1 Westfield 3 s.c. I B.C. 3 s.c. s.c. 2 5 Harvard Mi Holyoke 4 0 s.c. 1 C-GCOMN 2 s.c. f9 W Williams 1 s.c. 2 Cortland |) m 1 s.c. 3 Westfield 0 s.c. 4 Keene 1 s.c. 1 □MASS 1 s.c. 4 Yale 0 s.c. — Smith — s.c. 6 Albany 0 s.c. 7 Amherst 0 s.c. 6 Colgate 0 201 202 203 204 205 Row 1 Sherry Deane Michelle Monsko Ellen Matthew Cathy Gerbino Dianne Croosey Row 2 Deb Dough man Liz Cabral Caroline Genovese Rosie Chaviano Sarah Eldredge Janet Boyer Row 3 Sue Mastroianni Brenda Skeffengton Nancy Geier Cheryl Curtis Colgate GRI (JCONN Providence ProvidflM Central Syracuse Hofstra URI providence Willlarrls Sacred Heart Albany Mercy ■ Maine (JNH Vermont 206 207 . 208 209 I ‘ 4 WJ RoJP Kathy Bell Sherren Granege Barb Freeman (co—capt.) LisaiJiStefano (co-capt.) Ja Dianne ____ Sue Monahan Karin Johnson Carol Ga Lisa Maccaron. Polixeni Katsan Row 3 Dottie Zenaty (head coach) Robin Kirkwood Heather Reed i «SJ Debbi Murphy Debbi Sorg Carolyn Swan Karen Fitzgerald (asst, coach) S.C. 3 Westfield 2 S.C. 4 Ohio State I S.C. 1 Old Dominion 3 S.C. 2 Dartmouth 0 210 211 212 213 Row 1 Bonnie Pollard (tieiher) Jen Crawford Kathy Crbanowiqt Anita Thomas (co-capt.) SHaroij Price (co-capt.)’ W alt Reiser (train r) Laurie Boutin WWeterson Laurie Larkin AfigieSchiappa Aharon Playdon jj Harvey Shapiro (headicoa Liz Sullivan (asst. Coach) jdhy Wingen (JV coafch) Robin Timothy (asst. JV c S.C. s.c. S.C. s.c. s.c. s.c. s.c. B. C. AIC Harvard C. Conn. Mew Haven Westfield Brown S. COMM. Keene Bryant Bentley Bridgeport Stonehill Assumption (JMASS Harvard Wagner Siena Worcester URI entl i 214 215 217 ■ Daly (capt.) Rlparke T.iSettles mond Row 1 R. Thonr as (manager) R. Ricketts (asst. c E. Bilik (head Coach) . Drowne (asst. Coach) R. Durr ( Row L _ S. Parham i D. Greenb F. Davis S.C. %NE A AIC Lowell St. Anselm Central Conn Met rimack •7Wpi“ Qlaf Williams WT W BryantS ' J Bentley Hartfc � - X Bridge Stonehill Hartford Southern Conn AIC m Stonehill Bryant Bentley St. Michael's AIC Bentley Assumption Stonehill L L L L L W '% L L L WL L L L W W L - W w L L W 218 219 Row 1 J. Giusti, J. Ennis, R. Handy. B. Intenmann, F. Sheehan. P. Ferraro. J. Collis (co- capt.). J. Richardson (co-capt.), T. Green. G. Crowell. J. Kirchberger. B. Gerena. S. Spagnuolo. J. Vella. J. lalikos Row 2 D. Parent. L. Paolillo. J. Cocca, G. Zeoli. B. Harmon. D. Swanson, R. Bates. D. Stevens. J. Morton. B. Bellemare, P. Falanga. D. Varno. T. Enselek, T. Pickette, J. Bennet. M. Lewia Row 3 M. Germond, K. Schroll, B. Greider. D. Toub. N. Jasinski, S. Bird. D. Noponen, D. Culver. B. Cuscovitch. R. Mannellow. T. Morris, K Glascoe, N. VonFlatern, C. Boyle. J. Craft. L. Sheedy. B. Durripgton Row 4 S. Briggs. P. Richards. L. Sherwood. M. Pindara. E. Meacham, M. Thomas J. Talarico. R. Talarico. M. Raimondo. E. Patterson. C. McKenney. B. McNulty. A. Crevier, 8. McGowan, S. Smith, G. Blatt Row 5 M. Avitabile, T. Garvey. D. Bartini, P. Laughlin. M. Akerblom, B. Ekblom, J. Peavey, J. Sawchuck. K. Dickman, J. Storey. B. Christiani. T. Tracy. T. Diefenbach, J. O'Connor Row 6 Coach Howard Vandersa. Coach Mike Delong, Coach Larry Giusti, Coach Jack Quinn, Coach Ted Zazopolous, Coach Ed Strenk. Coach Jules Martin. Coach Bill Nardi, Coach Tony Addona. Coach Brad Small, Coach Jack Holick, K. Fitzgerald (mgr.) W .jJ0- m- m Northeast Ithaca mff Norwich |£ Wagner 5 AIC ■ 220 222 223 226 8 ZZ r 229 230 231 Row 1 Row 3 J. Cloren K. Ward M. Smith D. Hawks A. MacEslin C. Ip D. Gillet S. Mitchell T. Smith L. Dennis Row 2 T.Leahy M. Goebel (manager) G. Wendler T. Gentry M. Olcese J. Bransfield B. Hall T. Shea Row 4 M. L. Potrepka D. Richardson S. Bergen S. Baird E. O’Brien K. Donnellan S. Guthierez M. Mulcahy P. Ames J. Wollcott M. Coyne M. Wilcot 232 233 Row 1 Paul Shea Jody Schultz Jim Dragonetti (co-capt.) Alan Gaskell (co-Capt.) Jeff Wolcott David DaRocha. Ron Knight Row 2 Jeff Coelho Todd Vesley Jeff Smith Mike Conlon Russ Mentzer Row 3 Jeff Hale Bob Piehler Dan Severance John Klase Leo Doran Row 4 | Coach Bob CarB Manager Judy El Manager ElizabeJ [Asst. Coach Willi, 234 235 236 237 Row 1 Ken Klatka (coach) Greg War Kelly Rc Karl Quinn Ernie Bissalllon Bill Tynan Sheldon Booze Row 2 Tom Stowell Ed Acevedo Dan Den iso George Greiner Mike Ladd Paul Cargill Rich Fay Row 3 Dave Clark Scott Murdock Brian White mr J El 238 Row 1 Wendy Vertucc! Alana Borden Cindy Geisinger Cathy Vablonica Row 2 Carolyn Pasquajg, Helena Tompurf Cindy Fox Row 3 Judy Ford Cindy Crowley Coach Putnam Shelley Hunteu Michele D’Andona ilk., !Vi 239 Row 1 — Joanie Carey, Winnie Grimes. Karerx Schulz. Lori Perry (Capt.), Allison Szubelick, Jenny MacDonald, Row 2 — Coach Cheryl Raymond Colleen Moen, Kim Worcester. Terry Cardinal, Michelle Bradley, Ginger Stern, Row 3 — Assist. Coach Jim Chin, Tammy Gebo. Jennifer D’Andrea, Chris Greenia, Donna Kay, Pam Hunt. Manager Jenny Vaughan. 240 241 242 243 245 S.C. vs. A.I.C 0 S.C. vs. CJ. Conr S.C. vs. CJ.R.J. ? S.C. vs. Bridgev S.C. vs. CJ. Mass S.C. vs. Provide S.C. vs. Keene { S.C. vs. N.Y. Tfl S.C. vs. Adelphi S.C. vs. Bridgj|| S.C. Ys. Southe S.C. vs. S.C. vs. Weslwj S.C. vs. CentrS S.C. vs. EasterS 246 247 248 249 '1 Row 1 S. Brown (manager) J. Burgstahler (manager) E D. Morris D. Goldberg R. Lasorsa M. Gokolwski K. McDermott B. Watt G. Toot Row 2 B. Tynan E. Acevedo D. Oldale T. Leitch J. Thornton M. Ladd fr-% ISSS 'STscott -B. Nelson B. Jarfise R. Roderick S. Ficara P. Fry M. Kandian Row 4 K. Klatka (coach) B. White J. Mitchell B. Curito S. Herron R. Ferguson M. Katz R. Walsh 250 251 252 253 254 255 Ray Gilbert (coach), Wendy Marchese, Susan Witters. Andrea Bolo (co-capt.). Tricia Brown (co- capt.), Emily Quincy. Cindy Johnson. 256 Row 1: Chris Mitchell. Norm O'Dell, Mike Oshouski (captain), William Short, Shawn Harney. Row 2: Karl Enroth, Jon Farnsworth, R. Gilbert (coach), John Farrell, Steve Wood. 2S7 C. Putnam, D. Priocopio, K. Comai. W. Warble, L. Perks, B. Skiba, P. Dalton, K. Woop, M. Guiney, S. Houy, K. Jecoy, J. Bowen, W. Vertucci, C. Geisingen, J. Tymeson, V. Harley, I. Clyburn, H. Tompuri, E. Gaines, J. Robinson, D. Ptomey, B. Wadden, C. Pasquale, L. Skowera, C. Fox, C. Hasseu, R. Soper. fA. L. Davis, F. Standish, V. Copp, A. Stanford, S. Hunter, S. Molliton, C. Crowley, K. Welsh. C. Javlonka. 260 261 t 1 Football Cheerleaders Row 1: Pierie Hasselman, Shari Reech, Diane Whiting (co-capt.), Cindy Bairel, Alysia Mastrangelo, Row 2: Jeannine Reside, Kathy Woodruff, Cindy Dawson, Laura Jeffries, Suzanne Raff (co-capt.). Basketball Cheerleaders Sharon Baton, Terry Troiano, Jeannine Reside, Cin- dy Dawson, Kathy King, Kathy Cataerdella, Lori Senna 262 263 Dear Friends, The past four years have been among the most exciting in the history of Springfield College. It has been a pleasure for me to watch the Class of 1982 meet these challenges and grow academically and personally. Your class will always be special to me. As you neared the completion of your freshman year, we all learned on May 10, 1979 that the Memorial Reid House had been condemned due to serious structural defi- ciences.” The student body was instrumental in our college surviving the trauma of losing the Field House. In response to this emergency, the entire college family pulled together and set about the task of building a new structure. In the fall of 1979 we broke ground for our new Physcial Education Complex. That spring, the student body rallied to save our East Campus, an effort which culminated with the construction and dedication in 1981 of the Loveland Chapel on the East Campus. Fittingly, your senior year began with the reward for our patience and hard work over the preceeding 29 months when we dedicated our striking $5.3 million Physical Educa- tion Complex on October 30. That evening, hosted by our mutual friend Art Linkletter, is among the most memorable, and proudest, in my 17 years as President of Springfield College. The Class of 1982 has proved itself to be an outstanding member of the Springfield College family, and for that I am most grateful to each of you. Your class will be special in my heart also because its membership includes a coed I love more than anyone else in the world. Thank you for your many kindnesses to her. Good luck and God bless you! Sincerely, Wilbert E. Locklin Wilbert E. Locklin President 264 Scott Willson Vice President ,wVJ John H. Hedbavny Associate Dean of Students Paul G. Congdon Academic Dean John J. Costello Dean of Students 265 Cathy Condron Assistant Dean of Students Mrs. Baschwitz Evelyn Parks Student Activities Director of Minority Affairs 266 Joseph McAleer Director of Public Relations Robert Andrews Y.M.C.A. Programs Dr. Seymour Director of Graduate Studies Lydia Brady Director of Housing Sandra MacFadyen Asst. Director of Alumni 267 Mr. Irvin Schmid HPER Dr. Forrest Tyson HPER Mr. Frank Wolcott HPER Charles Redmod Director of Athletic Trainers Dr. James Genasci HPER 268 269 Mr. James Robertson HPER Dr. Jesse Parks HPER Mrs. Frances Casey Rehabilitation Jack Weldon Security Robert Price Religion Philosophy Dr. Thomas Ruscio Director of Rehabilitation Joseph Stano Rehabilitation Fr. Leo James Hoar Chaplain's Office 270 Judy Jackson Campus Police Thomas Shea Economics Ruth Sullivan Office Services 271 Dr. Henry Parr Director of Psychology Dr. Jonathan Kahane Psychology Mr. Gilbert Vickers Music Barbara Turpin Psychology Dr. William Blizard Director of Art In Urban Life 272 i i I Mary Healey Biology Dr. Joel Cohen Biology Tina Wuerthle Registrar Dr. Peter Polito Physics David Wuerthle Registrar Post Office Managers 273 Dr. David Carlson English Dr. Carol Shine Director of English Dr. Allan Austin English Dr. Edward Sims English 274 Dr. Byron Koh English Valerie Olmstead Modern Languages Roberta Martone Public Relations John Cox Roland Holstead Psychology Sociology Anthropology 275 Dorothy Majors Bookstore Frank Smale Controller Roberta Heston Teacher Education Dr. Peter Gurau Teacher Education Doug Shumann Carol Taylor Career Planning Career Planning 276 EPQ3MCE BflMGE 278 279 280 281 282 � s QT allowjed jcaj Any spwzLTc Area I thank you ... for all the goodness, kindness, honesty and warmth of feeling that the continuance of our friendship brings. Franz Liszt 283 284 285 286 287 T 288 Keep in mind that each of us is special because we are different. We have come together in this friendship because we have our differences to bring to each other. So listen to me as I listen to you and we’ll hear ourselves grow into the realization of expanding mutual respect. Diane Westlake 289 290 291 i 292 You must be a friend every day — to someone along your way — You must become a part of their world — to build the trust it takes to have them become a part of yours — Jonivan 293 Don't Quit When things go wrong, as they sometimes will, When the road you’re trudging seems all uphill, When the funds are low and the debts are high, And you want to smile, but you have to sigh, When care is pressing you down a bit, Rest if you must, but don’t quit. Life is queer with its twists and turns. As everyone of us sometimes learns, And many a fellow turns about When he might have won had he stuck it out. Don’t give up though the pace seems slow — You may succeed with another blow. Often the goal is nearer than It seems to a faint and faltering man; Often the struggler has given up When he might have captured the victor's cup; And he learned too late when the night came down, How close he was to the golden crown. Success is failure turned inside out — The silver tint of the clouds of doubt, And you never can tell how close you are. It may be near when it seems far; So stick to the fight when you’re hardest hit, It’s when things seem worst that you musn’t Quit. 294 Author Unknown Laurie LaLiberte CAMERA SHY SENIORS John L. Bard Susan Barker Rodney C. Bates Susan C. Baxter James M. Billesimo Micheal Booker Alicia Boyd Craig D. Brigham Dorothy T. Buckley William Cadarette Gordon E. Clark Dana M. Cole Robert A. Collen Anna M. Corsetti Diane J. Crepeau Laura L. Cross Paul M. Daly Anthony Diphilippo Lawrence Ernst Debra A. Ethier Lynn A. Gagnon Alan Gaskell Gregory M. Georges Marybeth Gildea Ronald E. Goguen Maria L. Grande Lisa K. Grevenitz Tara M. Healey Patrick S. Hemenway Paul M. Hitchon David Hundertmark Martin Hutchinson Christophe Johnson David E. Johnson Greg E. Karl Timothy A. Keeter Robert J. Kniss Brian A. Konkel Steven Krystyniak John J. Lalikos Jane G. Laroche Robert J. Lasorsa Luke N. Latino Kim M. LeDuc Steven P. Lemanski Keith B. Letts Keith G. Lomas George B. Martin Martha E. McCaw Monica R. McGannon LeeAnne Mercadante Marcia C. Mercuri Charles T. Miller Bonnie M. Milner Michele Miranda Stephene A. Moge Donna J. Mooney Ina S. Morris Donna Morrissey Glenn E. Murray Raymond M. Nagle Mark D. Nephew Robert Nilson III William P. Nolan Kare OakleyWright Arthur J. O’Connor Steven O'Neil Thomas P. Palomba Jeffrey Parsons Philip M. Paul Karen M. Pellerin Jeffery D. Penndorf Michael B. Pivnick Stephen Popielarz Dennis R. Porell Sharon A. Price Michael L. Prutz Dawn A. Reynolds Donna M. Richardson Charles E. Ritchie Kelly B. Rogers Edwin N. Rosa Michael J. Smith Syndie M. Smith Peter C. Smith Brian D. Stone Carolyn M. Swan Jodi K. Swanson Marianna J. Toth Reginald H. Trefts Gregory Wardwell Matthew Wezowicz 295 That old friend whom much, That old friend whom much, 296 Old Friends Old friends are best I do agree But to this fact I hold, That everything must first be new Before it can be old. Who’s staunch and true and bold; Was brand new on the day you met, Tho now you call him old. So make new friends each passing day The years quickly unfold; And new friends whom you make today ill soon be classed as old you! ’ll have a store wealth That far surpasses gold; For all the friends who now are new you’ll soon be calling old. Alice Cotterill