Springfield Technical Community College - Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

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Joseph F. Ross English Mildred Russell Psychology Denise Ryan Dental Hygiene Alfred C. St. Onge Data Processing Dr. Henry Salz Physics Dr. Burt Scannapieco Police Science Dr. Robert I. Schermer Physics James Shanley Physics Patricia Shea Nursing Cordon Smith Radiologic Technology Thomas Tetlow Data Processing Carolyn Tetreault English Part icia Triggs Nursing W.LeeTuthill Civil Engineering Oliver Wallock Mathematics John R. Warner Civil Engineering Stephen Weisner Social Sciences William White Student Development (Math) Joyce Wyszatycki Secretarial Sciences INTERNES Gene Bernstein Bonnie Herlihey Bheki Langa Wayne Ude

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Alan Merickel Student Development Frederick Meyers Environmental Technology Dr. Cherry Michelman Public Administration Diane Miller English Joan Millette Nursing Mary Moran Nursing Edward Moriarty Social Sciences Gary Mullett Electronic Technology William Mullett Math Physics Mary C. Murphy English Elsa Niedbala Chemistry Thomas F. O ' Connor English Richard Parkin U.S. History Gail Pederzoli English Carla Pierce Medical Lab Assistants Maryjane R. Pi-Sunyer Sociology William Powers Respiratory Therapy Dorothy Pryor English Joan Purcell Cosmetology Nancy Rapoport Biological Sciences Sr. Elizabeth J. Reardon Nursing Dennison G. Rice Speech Dr. Kenneth Rillings Chemistry William Roseborough Environmental Technology 14

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STUDENT GOVERNMENT The achievements of the Student Government this year are many. Responsible for the allocation of the student activity fee, the senate was able to provide funds and active leadership in increasing involvement with the school. With this in mind, the opening of The Gallery on October 1, 1973, provided another place for people to be during the day. During second semester, a snack bar was also opened, funded and staffed by the students. The Gallery is a multi-purpose room. It serves as a lecture hall, a concert hall, and a theater for both movies and student productions. Adjacent to the Gallery is the Student Services Wing where the S.G., the Business Club, PUCK, the year- book, and the drama society are housed. One floor be- low is the Game Room where pool sharks and pinball fans c.an enjoy themselves. This year, through the efforts of S.G., 125 more off- campus parking spaces were obtained from the city. An information booth was opened in Bldg. 20 where a senator is always on hand to answer any questions from perplexed students. The Health Service has been expanded, now offering the services of a doctor (part- time) and a full time nurse, Ms. Kathy Greenan. The Health service is without charge to any student. Culture was not overlooked. Once again, tickets were purchased for STAGE WEST in West Spring- field and provided to any students who wished to see a live performance of a play. Half of the cost of sub- scriptions for the American Film Theater was absorbed by S.G. making the cost to interested students only $8.00 for eight films. Fifty tickets for the Springfield Symphony Concert Series were also purchased — and distributed to interested students. The Cultural En- richment Committee was also granted funds to make possible the appearance of speakers, art and films which might be of interest to the student body . Our own cultural activities included PUCK again, produced by students from student work and mailed to all who attend STCC The College theater Work- shop produced two plays, and several readings. The RAM was bigger and better than ever — and came out twice as often. WTCC was on the air more, and soun ed better. Finally, S.G. made possible the production of tf book. 16