Suffolk University - Beacon Yearbook (Boston, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1986 volume:

The Beacon i 7 II 16 LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT As your final semester of college draws to a close, you may find youself having strong emotions about your experiences at Suffolk University. These emotions are unique to each person, yet common in many ways to all. The Spring Semester of 1986 is the culmination of your undergraduate years at Suffolk University and is a time of reflection and anticipation. It is a time to reflect upon your experiences at Suffolk University: on your successes and accomplish- ments, as well as on those learning experiences which have helped you grow, mature and understand better one another and the world we share. It is time to anticipate the next step in your life: perhaps graduate school or new job responsibilities following graduation. The standards for Suffolk University students are high indeed. You have invested hard work and long hours to complete your academic program at Suffolk University, and to fulfill your many other commitments and responsibil- ities: to your parents and family, to your faculty, your employer, your friends and to yourself. The investment you and others have made in your education will be returned many times over, in the level of your performance as a productive and contributing member of our society and in the quality of your life. Suffolk University has an historic commitment to serving the people of the Boston Metropolitan Area and beyond through education. That history has been enriched and strengthened by your presence here. We are grateful for your contribution as a student and look forward to your affiliation as an alumna or alumnus. The Class of 1986 joins a distinguished group of alumni who will forever be identified with Suffolk University and who share the common bond of the Suffolk University experience. Be proud of your alma mater and be confident that you have been well prepared for the challenges that lie ahead. Learn from your failures, enjoy the rewards of your successes and invite others to share in those rewards with you, for that is the Suffolk University legacy. I wish you well. Cordially, Daniel H. Perlman President 17 18 TO THE CLASS OF 86 : As we prepare for the journey to venture into the world, we all follow different paths. Whatever your future you will always look back and wonder where the time has gone. As you look back at the past four years, you will remembe r one thing that you may have done differently, but you must remember the time is gone and never regret what might have been. Accept what is now, the present, and live your future to the fullest. As graduates of such a fine university as Suffolk you each have the abilities and potential to be very successful and for most, you will prosper from this success. Suffolk University has prepared us for society and we must contribute to it with the knowledge and skills we have acquired here. To the Administrators and Faculty, I thank you for myself and my class. To the Class of 1986, 1 wish you all of you the best of luck in the years ahead. It was indeed an honor and a pleasure to serve you as your Class President for the past three years and also as President of the Student Government Association. I hope my concerns were your concerns as I did my best to represent you, the students of Suffolk University. The Class of 1986 will never be forgotten at Suffolk University. Thank you, Good Luck and Much Success. Leo S. Fama President, Student Government Association Mosunmola Adekunbi Economics Cynthia J. Adelman Journalism Public Relations Joseph A. Allouise Government Nancy Alter Communications Louis A. Altieri Accounting Omodu E. Amadi Management Gregory P. Ames Government Antonina Amico Management 23 Katherine P. Andrews Charles J. Antinoro Crime, Law Deviance Computer Information Systems Tiina Anttila Spanish Andrea Anzilotti Accounting Teresa L. Arnold Computer Information Sys- tems Lori J. Aruda Psychology 1 7 Maura Ashe Computer Information Sys- tems William J. Austin Accounting 24 Vincent E. Benvenuto Lisa M. Bethoney Avery Allen Bidmead Mitchell S. Bloom Marketing Journalism Communications Accounting Nikolaos Bonos Anthony Botte Julianne Botte Valerie A. Bourque Finance Computer Information Sys- Finance International Economics terns 26 Stephen T. Cady Judith A. Calabro David R. Calautti Stephen E. Calautti Computer Information Sys- Marketing Management Finance terns 28 jot Denise E. Calcagno Management Kathryn Callahan Government Frederick J. Cammarata Finance Paul S. Camuso Government Christopher Canniff Accounting Daniel H. Cantwell Economics Monica Caporale Management m Mark Caramanica Computer Science I 29 Steven M. Carl in History Richard J. Carlson Communications Kevin G. Carr Government Joseph C. Carroll Marketing Vincent D. Carta Management Donald E. Carter Government iff, AJ. 3£- j Kimberly I. Casali Journalism 30 Lisa A. Cedrone Accounting Janet A. Champa Sociology Cheryl A. Champoux Psychology Heidi A. Charlton Journalism 32 Christopher C. Conway Sherri Corbett Louise Corrao Susan A. Correia Accounting Marketing Accounting Government 33 Gail L. Crowley Management Jacqueline J. Cruz Sociology Rosemary E. Curran Marketing Kathleen Curtin Computer Information Systems Eileen E. Cusack Government Elizabeth S. Czolpinski Psychology Nicholas V. Davos Management Lori Jean Dawson Psychology 35 Paul J. DiManno Management Karen C. DiMartino Management Lucio DiMartino Anthony T. DiPietro Accounting Computer Information Systems John J. DiPlacido Vincent DiRienzo Richard P. DiSalvatore. Jr. Michael A. DiTullio Communications Computer Information Sys- Business Administration Marketing terns 38 Mark J. Donahue Michael J. Donovan John R. Dorso Alba M. Doto Sociology Accounting Finance Government 39 Martin E. Doyle Marketing Jeffrey R. Draper Marketing Gigi Yigiu Du Computer Science Daniel A. Duffy Computer Information Systems Carolyn E. Dunn Marketing Sharon M. Durand Elementary Education Robin Durfee Government Sheila M. Dwyer Government 40 Margaret A. Fahey Accounting Marianne Farragher Government Amy J. Farrell Finance Margaret T. Farrell Finance Laura Fennel Finance Jane R. Ferris Government Philosophy Maureen L. Ferris Accounting Gabriella Fiermonte Business Management 42 ml mm did I Francis J. Ford Criminal Justice Lisa M. Forziati Accounting Joseph C. Foti Business Management Chuck Franco Management Richard William Furcolo Communications English Michael F. Furey Management Timothy E. Gage Finance Susan Gallagher Business Management 44 Accounting Sociology Management Finance Eric T. Grande Michael S. Grant Timothy M. Greene Charles R. Gubitose Government Management Computer Information Management Systems 47 Grace M. Guccione Rosalynd K. Gulezian Lana Gurevich Rika Hanson Government Management Government Social Work Peter P. Harney Jeaurell P. Harris Brian M. Hayes Donna M. Hayes Government Management Management Elementary Education Barbara A. Intravaia Sociology Filomena locco Government Lori A. Jackson Broadcast Communications Hussem R. Jacob Finance ■ Nancy S. Jakul Communications Speech Cheryl A. Jankord Management Susan M. Janovich Psychology Cynthia Jencks Accounting 31 «RES 51 52 54 Stephen J. Lynch Robert A. Maccini Elisa J. MacKinnon Kelly A. MacLean Management Accounting Journalism Marketing 56 Jon F. Madden Management Joan Maffie Marketing Todd Magliozzi Ketty Magnus Journalism Computer Information Systems Marie Y. Magnus Computer Information Systems Robert H. Maguire Marketing Eileen T. Mahoney Marketing Patricia A. Mancini Management 57 Melissa A. Maranda Government Denise M. Marrama Government Mary H. Marshall Accounting John C. Masse Management Kathryn M. Mattos Journalism Pamela A. Mazer Accounting Thomas P. McAnespie Government Maureen B. McAuley Accounting 58 Margaret M. McCallum Marketing David McCarthy Accounting Evelyn McCarthy Marketing Sally A. McCartin Business Education Anne McClelland Computer Science Linda M. McDonnell Marketing Andrea J. McDonough English Edward M. McDonough Crime, Law Deviance 59 Timothy J. McDonough Government Timothy J. McEachern Communications Speech Owen G. McElhinney Mark J. McGillivry Marketing Computer Information Systems Ann M. McGonagle Accounting Scott M. McGovern Management John R McGrath Accounting Kathleen M. McHugh Marketing 60 James J. McKay Crime, Law § Deviance Carol A. McKeon Management James F. McLaughlin Government Jeanne T. McLaughlin Accounting Barbara E. McManus Journalism Thomas J. McMullin Management Deborah B. McWade Government Gerard A. McWeeney Finance ■ r, 61 Ann M. Meyler Judith A. Mickiewicz Sheryl A. Miele Nancy A. Milligan Accounting Business Management Journalism Marketing Business Education 62 Sheila M. Mulry Management Robert D. Murphy Finance Mark Murphy Sociology Michael J. Murphy Journalism Patrick John Murphy Government Sheila D. Murphy Computer Information Systems William M. Murphy Accounting Kevin J. Murray Marketing 64 tricia A. O ' Malley Patricia A. O Neil Marina N. Pace Alfred Pagliocca Marketing Government Marketing Government 67 Laurie A. Pearl Education Charlene J. Pelleriti Marketing Mario J. Pelleriti Accounting Maryanne Penta Business Education Mariel G. Perez Marketing Anthony S. Perry Computer Information Systems Nancy M. Petrone Marketing Ronald M. Petto Communications Speech 69 Ramona Salas-Basteri Management Philip M. Salemme Crime, Law Deviance Eugene Santin Communications Jack L. Saraf Accounting Aram A. Sarafian Computer Information Systems Scott A. Saunders Accounting George J. Sawan Biology Ralph W. Scapicchio Finance 74 75 Mark S. Stevens David P. Stewart Marilynn L. Strauss- Watson Dereen M. Sullivan Communications Computer Information Systems Psychology Marketing 77 Pamela E. Towne Francis Tranfaglia Joseph L. Travers Demetra Tsaparas Journalism Biology Accounting Computer Information Systems Penny P. Tsaparlis Elementary Education Christos S. Tsentemeidis Marketing Kathleen A. Twomey Finance Donatus C. Ugonabo Economics 1 Joan P. Vaccaro Computer Information Systems Paul J. Vaccaro Journalism John R. Valerio Government Daniel J. Viscosi History 80 Julie L. White Computer Information Systems Stephen M. White Marketing Thomas F. Wightman Marketing Jeanne M. Williams Computer Information Systems Tonia Williams Sociology Andrea Wilson Accounting Sanny Wong Computer Information Systems Kim J. Woodford Education S2 84 ATS PARTIES RATS PARTIES RATS PA 87 3ATHSKELLARS RATHSKELLARS RAT ELLARS RATHSKELLARS RATHSKELLA PARTIES PARTIES PARTIES PARTIES P 90 Ities parties parties parties part 91 ARBOR CRUISE HARBOR CRUISE IR CRUISE HARBOR CRUISE HARBOR HARBOR CRUISE HARBOR CRUISE HA OR CRUISE HARBOR CRUISE HARBOR 95 96 INGFEST SPRINGFEST SPRINGFEST SP 98 TING XMAS TREE LIGHTING XMAS T 99 HURRICANE GLORIA HURRICANE GLC! 100 IA HURRICANE GLORIA HURRICANE G COMMENCEMENT GRADUATION CO WENCEMENT GRADUATION COMMEf V ' d X ' MENCEMENT GRADUATION COMME1 105 PHILLIP WALKER PHILLIP WALKER PH ALLOWEEN PARTY HALLOWEEN SCAL 107 G. GORDON LIDDY G. GORDON LIDD M ■ PAGHETTI DINNER SPAGHETTI DINNI 109 RECOGNITION DAY RECOGNITION RECOGNITION DAY RECOGNITION C RECOGNITION DAY RECOGNITION D 1 9 X 1$ v f 112 CLUBS SPORTS Beacon Yearbook WSFR Radio JLU Program Counci Women ' s Basketball Men ' s Basketball 120 Men ' s Soccer 121 Hockey Team Cross Country Team To the Class of 1986: It is never easy to come to an end in one ' s life. Graduating, or commencing, is no exception. Although my years at Suffolk, like yours, have been filled with hard work and sacrifice, I realize that they have been some of the best times of my life. I was able to concentrate on my studies, my friendships, and myself. (Who can forget long Christmas breaks and taking the afternoon off?) In some ways, we had the best of both worlds — commuting to school and being forced to make an extra effort to become involved. Yet we had to maintain a life outside of Suffolk University. Despite the work, the time went by quickly and enjoyably. This yearbook has been, quite simply, a challenge. In between the grumbling over deadlines was a great deal of enjoyment. I saw the Class of 1986 on a daily basis, both in person and in pictures. I hope this yearbook captures some of what you experienced at Suffolk. Years from now, I hope you look back at it with amusement and enjoyment. Good Luck. Happy Memories. Sincerely, M Sandra J. Bradley Yearbook Editor MANY THANKS to: Stephen Walsh (who took care of business), Margaret Higgins, Steve Forslund, John Carrier, Brian Jacobson, Patrick Varley, the Student Activities Office, and Joanne Norman.