University of Maine - Prism Yearbook (Orono, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 320 of the 1972 volume:

CONTENTS Maine Masque Speakers Concerts Greeks Organizations Sports Seniors Senior Index Senior Weekend STAFF Editor-in-chief- Managing Editor- Business Manager- Photo Editor- Layout Editor- Distribution Manager- Photographers- p. 62 p. 74 p. 80 p. 96 p. 160 p. 220 p. 283 p. 291 Peggy Howard Masterman E. Meriba Macy A. Michael Jones Clint Meyer Anne Dearstyne John Masterman Steve Bicknell Dave Hersey Fred Howe Ray Morin Dave Pelletier Special thanks to Alan Miller, Jack Walas. Al Pelletier. Renee Campbell. Sherry Stetson, Sally Smith, Sarah Adams. Tom Keating, Drucie McDaniel. Karen Camp- bell. Judy Pierce. Steve Greene. Craig Milner. Charles Carmglia. Leon Pinkham. The 1972 PRISM was printed on 80 lb. S.D. Warren dull enamel stock by Josten’s American Yearbook compa- ny — representatives Bill MacAlpine, Ernest Abbott, and Doug Kirwin. Senior photos were by Delma Studi- os — with Gerson Sirot. 1972 PRISM 1 UNIVERSITY OF MAINE AT ORONO I PRES. WINTHROP C. LIBBY X 2 _____w When and as you look back on your undergraduate years at the Univer- sity. you will, if you are fairly typi- cal. remember most vividly the pleasant occasions. You will recall the concerts, the games, the rap sessions, the kooks, certain exciting faculty members, the bashes and the successful causes for which you fought Being human you will forget the numerous frustrations, the add- and-drop periods, the stuffy admin- istrators and faculty and the other gripes you had while here. The ca- pacity of men and women to retain the pleasant while rejecting the un- pleasant is a fortunate characteris- tic we all share. The University has tried with vari- able success. I must admit, to work with students as human beings rather than with students as com- puter numbers. Modern society tends to dehumanize life and this is not good. We have tried consciously and conscientiously as a matter of University policy to individualize the college experience. Hopefully every office and every official on this campus is ready and willing to meet students to talk with them, listen to them and take student thinking into account as decisions are made. To the extent this is true, the college experience should have been more pleasant. 3 It may sound unreasonably corny, if so sobeit. but it is well to recognize that undergraduates at Maine are in themselves a source of inspiration Students are open, honest and sin- cere. This being true, the rest of us are encouraged to react in the same way. The students being what they are represent the best possible ex- planation as to why working for the University of Maine at Orono is both satisfymgand fun. Best wishes. WinthropC. Libby she was autumn miss cosmopolitan worldly richly elegant haunting donned in 14 karat and rubies dancing to the sway of Sinatra and soft breezes treating men as leaves casting them off when her fancy turned cool scarlet lady with the golden hair whispering romance for now stabbing his ego with the icicles of her intentions ... 6 7 8 I halted on the bridge across the river. The sun was be- ginning to burn away the log filling the valley. Below me. the oreeze that makes the autumn leaves sway along the nver was swirling the grey mists in and out of human shapes. The mist dances along the water and swirls in the winds tMat go up and down the river. There was a splash of water on the surface that cleared the ripples until the rings died away and the next leaves came drift- ing past. 9 r .. and the barren branches slumbered gently upon an unblemished ivory blanket, in solitude, to ponder nature s revolution and to conform to the timeliness of now 10 - i«U’ 4$- � v im 12 13 SPRING v. 17 18 19 Our campus, its functions and rules, has undergone as great a change in four years as we have as individuals. As freshmen, we enrolled on a dry campus which advo- cated weekend dances in the gymnasium. We were fami- liarized with the Greek system and invited through “rush” to attend parties at each sorority or fraternity. We practiced an active night life on weekends, only to watch our watches in fear of arriving back to our dormi- tories late or getting our dates back too late for the 1 a.m. curfew. If that happened, the girl lived in fear for the next week of her scheduled confrontation with the stand- ards board or with the J-board. depending on the seri- ousness of the situation. Many of us. as naive 18 year-olds away from home per- haps. for the first time in our lives, took our first campus drink in the steam plant parking lot. As sophomores, the tension was relieved somewhat. The curfew system was relieved, and a parietal system was adopted whereby a girl could entertain a boy in her dor mitory room and vice-versa. The steam plant parking lot was abondoned for the first time in its existence. Students started keeping liquor in their rooms, properly hidden so that maids in their inspections could not find it. Stan Cowan. Senate president at that time, kept a well- organized and appreciated student government body. His leadership was effective and strong. Abenaki, an experimental college, was organized and took the campus over completely by surprise. Its cours- es. ranging in all topics, were offered to any individual of the community free of charge. Its courses, besides teaching individuals, offered to them the opportunity to interact informally with one another. And the Arts and Science requirements were lifted in some cases to relieve students of their freshmen and sophomore course loads. As seniors, we experienced a somewhat quiet year The swimming pool was completed and opened for the enjoyment of students. Students seemed totally preoccupied with finding jobs, which had gone from many to few in the last four years. Bill Eames. Senate president, led a very quiet and seldom heard from student government body. Bicycles overtook the campus in place of cars, eased the transportation on campus, and was a source of transpor- tation from class to class. And perhaps, over the past four years, the only remain- ing aggrevation which still prevailed on campus was the ever-present waiting lines. In four years we waited in lines to buy books, to eat. to go through add and drop, to see professors or deans, and to receive housing accomodations. As juniors, stronger steps toward a revolution on campus were taken. Pat's was given strong competition by Gam- bino's and the Shamrock. The Orono 18 raided the Council of Colleges meeting, were tried, and acquitted on probation. Their goal was to have these meetings opened to students and the public m the future. Chancellor McNeil was challenged by UMO students for his lack of interest and contributions to the campus in relation to his position. It was thought that he was ruin- ing the reputation of the university in the eyes of the state s voters. Women's Liberation moved to UMO and a sisterhood of liberationalists was organized on campus. Coed dormitories were established and experiments for their success were made. A swimming pool in the Memorial Gymnasium was in the process of being built. George Chick” Chalmers. Senate president, led a some- what disorganized student government body. His leader- ship was often marked by chaos and dissatisfied stu- dents. At one time, before the year's end. the Senate requested his resignation. Chalmers, however, did not resign. It's been four years of changes within the times, both on our UMO campus and within ourselves. 21 ✓ 24 25 ?8 1 29 30 32 36 37 38 PAUL BUNYAN WEEKEND 40 43 NURSERY SCHOOL r FOGLER LIBRARY N 49 R.O.T.C To the editor: It’s no wonder the Army gets so much bad publicity: they're imbeciles. Who else would stage a maneuver on opening day of deer season complete with automatic weapons and helicopters in a prime hunting area? They not only sent all the game into the next county and scared the hell out of six hunters, but also placed the ROTC students in undue jeopar- dy (Army boys don't wear iridescent orange and deer hunters use live ammunition). Chalk another one up for the Army. Irate Orono Citizen To the editor: In response to your letter from the Irate Orono Citizen, published in the Nov. 12 issue of the Maine CAMPUS, the Department of Military Science would like to set the record straight. First of all. the use of that portion of the University Forest for the Field Exercise had been cleared through the University Forestry Department for use several weeks prior to the Exercise. Second, the Military Department had been informed that no hunting was allowed in the University Forest. Subsequent to the Exercise, the Department was informed that it was an oversight by the Forestry Department that no mention was made that the portion on the other side of Interstate 95 does authorize hunting. Third, there are many ROTC stu- dents and ROTC staff, as well, who gave up the first day of hunting to participate in the Exercise, which, by the way. was quite successful, for the sole purpose of learning, so maybe someday you and your friends can continue to hunt in this great land because that guy who messed up your first day of hunt- ing in 1971. is out leading troops against an enemy who could pre- vent you from exercising that right you now have to freely hunt game. Dominic W. Ruggerio Major. U.S. Army Reprinted from the Maine CAMPUS 50 51 CVT'“ 53 S.A.C The Maine Student Action Corps is an association of members of the University of Maine community dedicat- ed to the goal of improving the status of the physically, mentally or socially handicapped. Not only will this be an improvement of the community, but members find that the effort is an advancement of themselves and an aid in their personal development Deeply concerned with the welfare of all persons, the Corps hopes, through community action, to create a bet- ter understanding and a greater degree of cooperation between members of the University community and the citizens of Maine. In addition to the community service of the Corps, the programs offer Corps members practi- cal experience in various areas of interest, increased awareness of the problems of society, and most all an opportunity to give of themselves for a fellow human being. The Corps wishes not only to work with the handi- capped directly but also to work on their behalf indirectly by increasing people's awareness of the needs of these people. The Big Brother and Big Sister programs work in the Capehart Housing Project on outer Ohio St in Bangor. In this low-income area many of the homes lack one parent and many of the children have never had any real adult companionship. It is the goal of the program to fulfill the need for this companionship — to provide a lasting friendship between the child and the older person who can provide the child with a much-needed example. These programs enable students to work with and expe- rience the |Oys which friendships with children can pro- vide and. in turn, the children are given a new friendship with an older person that probably would not have hap- pened if the Big Brothers and Big Sisters had not come into their lives. MSAC members who work at the Day Care Center on the U of M South Campus help the Center in its provision of very valuable time to mothers who might otherwise be confined to their homes with youngchildren. The tutoring project serves children of all school ages through programs in three Bangor schools — Abraham Lincoln. Harlow Street, and Bangor High. Through the project volunteers improve the chances a child may have for getting a good education and at the same time gain a valuable education for themselves. 54 Through MSAC volunteers the Bangor Day Activity Cen- ter receives assistance in achieving its goals of instruc- ting individuals in practical skills for home and commun- ity. in keeping the retarded out of institutions and in helping the parents of these individuals by giving them more freedom to live their own lives. The M.R. Club is concerned with individuals with some special problems. These are retarded young people with whom the Club meets once a week at the Work Skill De- velopment Center in Bangor for a social evening. The evening provides the young people with an opportunity to meet outside of their workday — for many this is their only such opportunity. Members of the M R. Club are able to exercise their skills in several areas including art. music, drama, and physical education. There is also the feeling of fulfillment from helping another person and from the reaching out to and the coming to understand these individuals who have always been considered special. The Cerebral Palsy Project works with the Center on South Campus. Volunteers act as aids under the supervi- sion of Center staff members and are able to work in ei- ther an entertaining or a tutoring capacity. Activity con- sists mainly of informal get-togethers which provide the teenagers at the Center with the opportunity to get to- gether in a less formal atmosphere than is possible in the school. Working in conjunction with Girl and Boy Scouts of America the Rural Recreation Project is designed to make available to children in rural areas the benefits of facilities and activities which are not otherwise readily available to them — cultural advancement, recreation, educational benefits and personal growth. Like nearly all projects of the MSAC. this project offers members the chance to exercise their own special skills and talents for the benefit of another person and for their own personal benefit. Like so many mental institutions. Bangor State Hospital is understaffed Patients require time and individual at- tention which |ust isn't possible without volunteer help. Volunteer visitors at both the State Hospital and Eastern Maine Medical Center chat with people who sit alone for days and need stimulation. For one whose day is quietly confined, a visitor can mean the difference between an- other day of institutionalized living and a day of special meaning. 55 b6 L 57 ________r abenaki experimental college many times we’ve been asked: what is abenaki what is abenaki trying to do what could I possibly teach and our answer has always been different abenaki is a spirit of sharing of building of change and growth, inside and outside and as you have changed and grown, so we have grown and changed with time, our goal is to form a better community, where all people can share in building a brighter future, together we hold the knowledge and wealth, and together we can afford whatever we need to build. craft center the question is not what we'll be doing when we get there, but rather how to go and teel good that you're going, going there is being there or at least almost being there, knowing what to do once you get there must be something like knowing what to do when you're anywhere, knowing what to do when, i guess that if we're going there anyway we might as well start now. beginning to start to go is what most of these songs are about, getting there i ain't wrote about yet. i don't know if i ever will, i don't know if it could be wrote down anyway, arlo guthrie it is in tact nothing short of a miracle that the modern methods of instruction have not yet entirely strangled the holy curiosity of inquiry: for this delicate little plant, aside from stimulation, stands mainly in need of freedom: without this it goes to wrack and ruin without fail. albert einstein think about the kind of world you want to live and work in. what do you need to know to build that world? demand that your teachers teach you that. kropotkm ---- MAINE MASQUE 62 BILLY BUDD I had no sooner gotten into the room, when I began look- ing for some way out. And if it hadn't been crowded. I probably would have found one. Then, succumbing to all that is cowardly and convenient. I'm sure I would have scurried right thru the nearest exit and vanished into the night. It all started when I saw a poster that said. Tryouts. In the Green Room. No Experience Necessary — signed by the Maine Masque. Well, this struck me as a Very Friendly Thing, that they were so open in their audition invitation, so (I recklessly decided). Why Not Take Them Up On It? And that was how I happened to find myself stranded in the Green Room that night, desperately searching for someway out. I had come to these Green Room auditions with all man- ner of vital security mechanisms. I sat sweating in a cor- ner. fiercely sucking lozenge after lozenge of my trusty menthol-eucalyptus cough drops, good for sore throats due to coughs, colds, or stage fright. I was additionally relieved to notice the familiar face of a girl I had met pre- viously. She was so friendly. I assumed she was as green as I was. and gratefully spoke to her on this level (It was a bit embarassing to later learn that she was an officer of the Masque — yet in a way it was comforting as well). As I sat there I kept repeating to myself a whole slew of comforting success stories — an excellent courage sti- mulus. Admittedly, some were of the far-fetched Lana- Turner-Was-Discovered-ln-A-Soda-Fountain school. Oth- ers. though were more plausible and appropriate to my circumstance. For example, there was the story of the girl who very nearly left tryouts when someone superci- liously informed her that most freshman knew better than to have the Gall to try out for a Maine Masque show. Happily, she went ahead anyway, and from that first freshman audition, got her first Maine Masque part, and went on to subsequently become a president 01 the Masque. I really like that story I also happened to be a freshman, and it was nice to know that it could happen. In my case, though, it didn’t. I was disappointed, of course, but at least a little surer of myself for tryouts the following month, and Lo and Behold ... I didn't make L 63 that play either. BUT. (and this is an important But) this time I did get called back for final auditions, so you can clearly see how swiftly the level of my failure was rising! Remind me to tell you sometime about the stealthy art of checking an It'sabouttimeforgod'sake Cast List. If you're a pro at it. your technique will consist of peering out of hidden doorways, and skulking to the fateful bulletin during one of the few moments when the hall is deserted. Otherwise, you've got to brave your way thru the stares of the Whole World, as they witness you either choking back stifled sobs, or dancing gleefully about like a maniac. I think, though, that even if I had gone the whole year without getting further than my menthol-eucalyptus sucking Green Room corner, my association with Maine Masque would still have been worthwhile. For one thing. I discovered a very important distinction within the thea- tre department: although the organization known as Maine Masque is the official lifeblood of nearly all theatr- ical activity at UMO. official dues-paying membership is not necessary for participation in any capacity of produ- ction. Nor does official membership automatically bind you inextricably to production work. In other words, if you |ust want to hang around quietly for awhile without committing yourself to anything specific, go ahead. However. I think you'll soon find that separating mem- bership from active participation is almost impossible, because either way you may miss too much fun! Case in point: The day after my unremarkable audi- tion. I presented myself somewhat apologetically at the set construction shop, saying that I didn't think I would be much good, but I might be able to help. I was right — I wasn't much good. But I did learn a few things, (some of which actually pertained to set construction). That’s the good thing about hanging around the boards — you pick up all kinds of inside info through the theatre grapevine you also begin talking like a second-rate Variety col- umnist. Anyway, you do become aware of important things, like the Mighty Green Room Bulletin Board. All- Purpose Information Centre. This little board serves as everything from mailbox to posting place for more ob- scure cast calls, such as those for the many excellent 64 1 student-produced lab shows. Such opportunities are plentiful, if you know where to look for them — especial- ly backstage. In addition to set crew, there's the Make-up department — here you get to see all the boys in the cast discreetly thickening and masculinizing the penciled character whiskers they’ve been given, while the girls furtively rub off as many lines and wrinkles as they can get away with, so as not to appear unattractive, even if playing a seven- ty-two year old hag. (And it's always fun afterwards to count how many pizza places suddenly decide to close for the night when your lipsticked guys stop in for a post- rehearsal snack. If needlecraft is more to your liking, you're ecstatically welcomed into the ranks of the costume clan. I want your bodies. the costume chairgirl blithely announces to the startled cast and again it's great fun. during measurements, to see how the male victims can hold out. maintaining. “No. I am not holding my breath — this is my normal posture. I feel perfectly fine. And my chest size is really forty-two. The female dialogue is equally good: Now don't forget. I've got on this bulky sweater over bulky jeans and I just came from lunch — I take a size nine, and it's simply ridiculous to put down my hips as forty-two. your tape measure must be backwards, be- lieve me. that costume will fit like a sack. Above all, working behind the scenes, you learn the car- dinal rule you'll find to be exceedingly useful in later life. This is simply. If all else fails. Trim it! A lopsided dress hem? Trim it with lace! An uneven window pane? Trim it with molding! A face lacking in character? Trim it with warts! Play around with it — have fun with the combina- tions! you might even try lacing your face, molding your dress, or warting your window frame. What the heck — the important thing is Trim it! And as the performance date draws nearer, the work grows more feverish, and you all grow more close, with your own collection of screamingly funny inside jokes, your own gripes, your own headaches, and ultimately, your own opening night that makes it all worthwhile. Now. there's little I can think of to say that hasn't already been said and sung and tap-danced to death about the excitement of Opening Night. The thrill is indescribable, anyway, so who am I to even try and describe it? ( the delicious panic that overcomes everyone when you hear the Mounting Audience Noise of rustling programs and incoming people — coming to see you! the whis- pered Good lucks and Break-a-legs and curses and prayers by everyone involved, the greasepaint, the laugh- ter. the lighting, the props, the audience that lifts you when you're down There! You see? It can't be done without bursting into a rousing round of Irving Berlin!) But when the houselights go down, the audience settles, and the long awaited curtain goes up you finally know that Maine Masque is a reality, and that you are lucky enough to be a part of it. Corny, okay — but true. Of course, it's over all too soon, and no matter what may have come before, the incredible fact that the play is over is so terribly sad. So. naturally, there's only one thing left to do — to go the cast party and get good and drunk. The air there rings with congratulations and hilar- ity and maybe a few depressed tears until some blessed someone comes out with. Listen, don't worry about it Come down to the Green Room at 2 tomor- row — 'cause I heard they're gonna be casting for 65 THE RIVALS 66 68 69 A DAY IN THE DEATH OF JOE EGG JAPANESE NOH PLAYS SPEAKERS FRED TAYLOR MARGUERITE YOURCENAR NANCYHALE 74 FRANK MANKIEWICZ SPIRO T. AGNEW PAUL McCLOSKEY 78 4 BUCKMINSTER FULLER WILLIAM F. BUCKLEY, JR. 79 MELANIE 80 82 I ■ JONATHAN EDWARDS • • THE SHIRELLES CHUCK BERRY GREEKS AND ORGANIZATIONS ALPHA CHI OMEGA 1. Glemce Skelton 2. Donna Kelsey 3. Carol Nadeau 4 Connie Rizzo 5. NancyTurgeon 6. AnneCovell 7. Dma Gabriel 8. Joan Foss 9. Beth Bradshaw 10. Sandy Dickinson 11. Kathy Hudson 12. Peggy Page 13 Sue Smith 14 Carol Smith 15. Carolyn Bean 16 Jasmine Erickson 17. Sue Washburn 18 JoAnn McKee 19 Ann Koppcis 20. Cindy Meyers 21. JudyPetnov 22. Charlotte Lowell 23. Leone Smets 24 Jeanne Buckley 25. Sue Giroux 26 Mary Hebert 27 Bonnie Rosborough 28 Kathy Barnes 29. Sally Kauffman 30. Penny Stewart Not Pictured Joey Anderson Cindy Loud Wendy Oellers Ruth Wallingford Sue Haskell Nancy Crispell Joan Smton Cindy Thurlow Sue Camp Margaret Powell Debbie Hunter Gail Eckfeldt Betty McElwain Shelley Harker Sandy Logan Kathy Abbott Diana Foley Mary Weaver Johnna Furbush Robin Thatcher Nancy Pelletier Glons Stone Pam Evans 96 ALPHA DELTA PI iB322aa tazaaauQ . aaaj UQ3 yaaaaua uaaaaB 1. Tomi Henderson 2. 8arbi Trough 3. SucVatiades 4. Patsy Wiggms 5. Jacki Neyhart 6. Linda Dionne 7. Marilyn Wise 8 Nancy Buckley 9 Debbie Baitzer 10 Sue Shirley 11 Deb Reid 1? Joan Benner 13 Dianne Hall 14 Dawn Girard 15 Penny Lehtola 16. Bev McLaughlin 17. JeanneGoidrick 18 Debbie Harrington 19 Wendy Me Davitt 20 Marge Fairfield 21. Donna Jewell 22. Candy Vemll 23. Marlene Kinney 24. Rita Harrington 25. Linda Keyes 26. Val Sodermark 27. Cathy Fieury 28. AnnCilley 29- Sharon Lounsbury Not Pictured Cathy 8roaddus Donna Doody Dome Foster Gmny Gibson Brenda Harvey Melanie Haskell Debbie Hornstra Bobbie Johnson Barb Kennedy Jen Kcsncr Debbie Lowell Alicia Nardi Dianna Orsmi Steph Parker Marcella Phillips Karen Picucci Sissy Van Orman Nyla Williams OebSzeluga Karen Dudek 97 1. Russ Collier 2. BobBosse 3- Dan Palmer 4. Steve Olson 5. Jett Dennis 6. Roger Spaulding 7. Russ Plaegcr 8. Jim Norris 9. Matt Jones 10. DaveMercier 11. Bruce Libby 12. Jim Fenwood 13. Jerry Lewis 14 Ray Schultz 15. Rupe Jennings 16 Steve Kelley Not Pictured Robin Arnold Richard Bixby Jett Bowie Brad Brandts Karl Colbath Bob Crocker Al Dionne Richard Engel Delwin Flint Tred Fletcher Read Grover Tom Hale Alan Harrington Leland Houghton Phil Kane 17. Steve Nelson 18. Gene Dumont 19. Glen Foss 20. TomSchaefter 21. Don Smith 22. Al Bourgeois 23. Mike Wilusz 24 Rene Noel 25. Nat Bacon 26 Rob n Hosstie d 27. Walt Whitcomb 28 Al Morel 29 Guy Piper 30 Quentin Young 31 Gordie Cooper Tom Madden Ed Morin Bob Muller Chris Olson Willard Overlock Dan Smith Terry Studley Don Taylor Barry Tibbetts Steve Verrill Tom Zimmerman Richard Hanscom Howard Spencer Greg Holman ALPHA GAMMA RHO ALPHA OMICRON PI 1 Karen Kladivko 2 Deborra Webb 3 Martha Pmkham 4. Laura Johnson 5. Virginia Harris 7 Patricia Buck 8. Kelly Clark 9. Mary Towle 10. MaryAhearn 11. Madeline Hess 12. Nancy Manchester 13 Patrice Fischer 14. Keyth Harvey 15. Judith Dance 16. Ann Hebert 17. Elizabeth Rand3ll 18 Terri Althoft 19. Ann lilier 20. Linda Putnam 21. Denise Larochclle 22. Sonia Martin 23. Carol Parks 24. Nancy Speirs 25. Kay Harvey Katherine Duffendack Barbara Sirois Pamela Hakala Gail Willaims Linda Buck Patricia Savory Daphne Eyerer Barbara Koeritz Joy Walker Lisa Wharton Victoria Taylor Patricia Wass Jessica Holliday Judy Gervais Barbara Crane Susan Pierce Norma Coates Mary Reynolds Catherine Tripp Donna Burton Thyra Murphy Nancy Wing CynthiaChapm Deborah Adams Linda McKeone 26 27 28 29 30 31 32. 33 34 35 36 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50. Not Pictured Alcina Cummings Lynne Harvey Bonnie Smith Sally Smith Sherry Stetson Joan Jacoby Martha Smith Arolyn Hardy NancyJohnson Patricia Boone Cynthia Phillips Susan Bradley Frances Gleason Diane Macombcr Jeanne McCarthy 99 jT ALPHA PHI 1 Martha Huntoon 2 Kristen Kane 3. Joyce Peterson 4 Deborah Smith 5. Carolyn Ray 6 Gail Wilson 7 Virginia Fall 8 Menba Macy 9 Cheryl Lavway 10. Nancy McMahon 11. Mary McCallum 12. Jeanne Wilson 13. Michelle Cherneski 14. Sandra Lutz 15. Donna Moscaritolo 16. Anne Dearstync 17. Patti D.Millo Not Pictured Terry Dickson Ruth Kent 100 ALPHA PHI OMEGA 1. Dick Harlow 2. Tim Townsend 3. Rick Farris 4. Steve Dutch 5. Andy McMahan 6. Frank Edwards 7. Russ Hoflses 8. Al Drisko 9 Cam Grant 10 Dave Mills 11 8ill Silsby 12 Dennis Lowd 13 Ron Paradis 14 8illCox 15 George Wells 16. Greg Dana 17. Steve Janko 18. Frank Hayden 19. Nate Manco 20. Sam Wordie 21. Al Parks 22. CraigCaton 23. AlTarkinson 24. Steve Scott 101 X 1 Dana Hallowed 2 JeftTozier 3 Dan Guerrette 4 Pete Walker 5 Charles La Rosa 6 Ned Berce 7 Pete Elliott 8 Dave Wilson 9 Paul Adams 10 John Sterling 11 Ton Krason 12 Randy Curtis 13 RogerLedoux 14 Steve Turner 15 Bill Savage 16 Tom Nadeau Not Pictured Ed Baumgatner Richard Deschenes Doug Faust Paul Gmgras Scott Giroux Bill Hunter Richard Joyce Dave King 17. PeteRattigan 18 Chuck Rotondi 19 JohnJacoOson 20 Mark Trevvorgy 21 Ken Martin 22 Mark Crouch 23 8ill Brink 24 Ron Srviski 25. Tom Gleason 26. Scott Gregory 27. George Greenleaf 28. Andy Mellow 29. John Rosenfeld 30. Paul Willis 31. TomTurbyne Al Mustardo Reg Preble Charles Priest John Sacerdote Mark Sweet land Dave Taylor Tom Todd Steve Towle ALPHA TAU OMEGA 102 BETA THETA PI 1. SkipSouoe 2. Jim Perry 3. Larry Robmson 4. Don Cole 5. Kevin Albert 6. Bill Thiele 7. Fred McFarland 8. Tim Ames 9. Chris Records 10. Bruce LaFiamme Not Pictured Greg Adams Tom Andrews Walter Barrington DougBayliss Terry Chick John Hach«y Dennis Hatch Darrell lehto Glenn Logan 11. Dan Foote 12. LarryGrard 13 Dave Philips 14. Matt Heady 15. Bill Brannen 16. Beaver 17. Joe Robbms 18. John Comstock 19. Andy Fogg Steve Lonergan Gary Menchen Bill Saucier Jon White Jim Haskell John Trinward Bill Vallance Jim Wadsworth Doug Young 103 CHI OMEGA 1 Connie Knapp 2 Marcia Hodgkin 3 Sue Wathen 4 Cindy Houston 5 Cheryl Arno 6 SueCarey 7 Ellen Sinclair 8 Kathy Briggs 9 SueAnzelc 10 Candy Grover 11 Jeanne Mitchell 12 Bonme Weatherbec 13. Lyn Hayward 14 Claire Desjardins 15 Gail Dansereau 16 Judy Mullen 17. Betsy Freese 18 Jutes Gallagher 19 Nancy McCormack 20. Judi Hartman 21. JoJo Godm 22. Elaine Veilleux 23. Billie Snow 24. Gail Page 25. Chris MacArdlc 26. Brenda Ham 27. Linda Soulas 28. Becky Perkins 29. Joanne Perdion 30. Connie Kendall 31. Jackie Hatch 32. Jayne Hennebcrry 33. Rhonda Frasier 34. Claudia Gawelko 35. Andylahme 36. Denise Sage 37 Peggy Leckey 38. Cindy Carson 39 SueBachelder 40 Carol Dionne 41 Diane Black Not Pictured Sue Hutchinson Donna Joslyn Connie Murphy DELTA DELTA DELTA 1. SueJeschke 2. Sherry Leighton 3. Carol Elliott 4. Nancy Cray 5. Sandy Higgins 6. Diane Denley 7. Cheryl Emery 8 Nancy Brock 9 LynnAmmarell 10 Abby Rice 11 Cherdelle Work 1? Jane Fenderson 13 Betsy Lmdblad 14 Sue Albert 15 Gretchen Landwehr 16 Beth Dyer 17 Laurie Kimball 18 Betsy Hogel 19 Carol Mumm 20 Judy Cummings 21 Darah Hueglin 22 Stephanie Anderson 23. Carole Sherry 24. Charron Mercier 25. Prudie Pendeli Not Pictured Nancy Brisk Diane Sivertsen Jane Smith Linda Bigwood Debbie Gedaro Kathy Folsom Gail Gibbs 26 Gina Bean 27 Janet Mclnms 28 Nicki Hunting 29 Katy Young 30 Peggy Masterman 31 Kathy W.lley 32. Sarah Lawhorne 33 Peg Poulin 34 Jean Dionne 35 Sue Gaskin 36 Pat Locke 37 Maureen Doyle 38 Lindsey Draves 39 Nancy Ambler 40 Cindy Lander 41 Michele Toole 42 Debbie Curtis 43 Pam Chute 44 Nancy Whitecomb 45 JeannmeCollard 46 DarciSchipp 47 Nancy 8enzie 48 Marilyn Segum 49 Mona Pothier Odette Nehnng Sue Rowland Muffy Witham Nancy Emerson AnneGoodnow Sharon Scabury 105 DELTA TAU DELTA 1. Danny Ncin 2. Lou Jamcki 3 Bruce AlbiSton 4 Bob Lavasscur 5. Mark Fallona 6. Marty Maher 7. Dan Taber 8. Dave Hilton 9. Greg Scully 10. GlcnAlsup 11 Jake Ward 12 Bill McPhee 13 JchnGiguere 14 Budd Ballinger 15 Chief Michaud 16 Bob Berryman 17 Wank Miller 18 Roger Theriault 19 Bill Swietlik Not Pictured Dick Blake Dave MacKinnon Brian Me I evedge Henry James 20 Jim Turner 21 Steve Yanofsky 22. Andy Mead 23 Graycon Stevens 24 Wayne Gallant 25 Jim Fitch 26 Guy 8aidessarre 27. Norm Dougherty 28 Frank Accomando 29 TomBromby 30 Mike Mooney 31 Randy Wiken 32 Tom Blanchard 33. Pete Perkins 34. Tom Harris 35. Kim Shepard 36. Ralph Enos 37. Dave Bishop 38 Bruce Stott Gary Metier Al Vega Arme Garrick Charles Clark JS) At J 106 1 James Husson 2 Keith Morton 3- Alan Johnson 4 Larry Lombard 5. Wayne Bryant 6. Ed Mardcn 7. Tom Oodd 8. Costvafiadcs 9. Tom Drew 10. Steve Korth 11. Don Raymond 12. Steve Wong 13. Bill Rioux 14. Bruce Lewis 15 Dan Daigneault 16 Chan Sinnett Not Pictured Steve Honer Milt Ross Richard Hunt Brian Scott Steve Hennessey Chris Amorosmo Bruce Ward Joe Lynch Jim Brown Arlan Hurd Stephen Rubmoff Merlin Williams Frank Brewster Bruce Sawyer Mike McGinn Lauren Long DELTA UPSILON 107 1 Cathy Monahan 2. MaryAlden 3. Lauri-SueSirabella 4 Nancy Gagne S. Kathy Alden 6 DeniscDufour 7. Sue Hayward 8 Monica George 9 Maggie Wiken 10. Anne Ives 11 Nancy Lapointe 12 Carol Hume 13 Maggie Olson 14 Carol Garner 15 Jill LongstaH 16 Pat Sheedy 17 Dons Sykes 18 Linda Sutherland Not Pictured Ginaluchmi Paula Fuller Peggy Cullenbuig Lesley 8utton Paula 8eaulieu Jan Estes Aurise Fortin Bonnie Haskell Louise Lonng Kerry Atherton Sue Cote 19 Wanda Butler 20. Patti Meyer 21 Robin Cunningham 22. Joanne Bodwell 23 Terry Dorr 24 Lynn Merrill 25 Elaine Webber 26 Patsy Langlais 27 Nancy Ayers 28 AnneAchorn 29 Debbie Lambert 30 PatsyWest 31 Mary-AnneSezak 32 Gail Kelley 33. JudyChaloux 34 Serena Burns 35. Corey Johnson Jill Martel Joanne Bissonnclte Gloria Tartarian Jill Underwood Joan Damlowicz Pam Moore Lynn Sanborn Maggie Deianc Debra Jordan Sally Powers Barb Bartol LIS'- f t ( =1 DELTA ZETA 108 1. Luralee Allen 10 Gail Brine 2 Rita Turner 11 Gail Abbott 3 Ellen Spring 12 Anne White 4 Laurel Cooney 13 Wendy Williams 5 Ann Delaware — advisor 14 Judith Martin 6. Sue D’Antuono 15 Lauri Sando 7 Virginia Runkle 16 Wanda Merrill 8 Priscilla Abbott 17. Sue Hillman 9 Christine Hebert Not Pictured Nancy Abel Mary LeClair Aiteen Allard Alma Leighton Rosalie Bacon Gail McIntyre Ruth Bearce Sue McLellan Kathy Caron Mary Newhall ElaineCornmg Donna Olehowski Karen Crosson Vicki Page Dallas Drisko Barbara Shaffer Karen Edwards Linda Ventura Linda Hovestadt Marshalyn Wing Dale Kesterson Jo Wootton GAMMA SIGMA SIGMA 109 KAPPA SIGMA 1. Glenn Winslow 11. Jim Folsom 2. Mike Prior 12. George Hansen 3. Bruce Lamb 13. Dave Gagnon 4. Randall Bicknell 14. Mike Wisnieski 5. James Karalekas 15. John Sullivan 6. Daniel Legere 16. Ken Allen 7. Bob Leone 17. Chris Cloutier 8. Phil Pitula 18. Bill Hamlin 9. 8ryant Bourgom 10 Gayt Bartlett 19. Kevin Foley Not Pictured Glenn Adams Greg Masalsky Richard Arnold Steve McDougall Randy Beaulieu Bob Mitchell Regis Beaulieu Mark Noel Bob Bouchard FrankOtis Bob Beaudoin Peter Panarese JoeClark Carl Parker Joe Doyle Dan Placzek Richard Faulkner Richard Prior George Fraza Ricardo Roy Jerry Gagnon Dave Stetson Jerry Gallant Steve Swindells Ed Hemond Steve Thibeauit Steve Jones Ray Thibodeau Steve Joy Jim Thurston Joe Keaney Jim Walsh Vits Knuble Dave White Armen Kojoyian John Bradson Joe Leone Jeff Brann Joe LeVasseur Richard Estey Jim Lmdvall NO 1. Jim Keeley 2. Rick Morrison 3. Russ Woolley 4. Phil Perrino 5. Jerry Scribner 6. Ed Smith 7 Dave Bradbury 8 Bill Canty 9 Dave Chandler 10 Rick Whetstone 11 John ledoux 12. MikeCahill 13. Mike Longo 14. Jim Clemens Not Pictured Herm Blumenthal Jeff Davis Jonn Dorgan Steve Dulac Jonn Eager Mike Fendler Fred Harrington Richard Holden Richard Kelley Tom Ludwig Fred Miller Walter Morse Dave Peters 15. Steve Hart 16. Mark Geer 17 Bruce Shorey 18 JimGedney 19 Bob Patterson 20. Bob MacManms 21. Scott Bragdon 22. ChariieONeill 23. Art Markos 24 George Courbon 25. Brian Britt 26. TimTsoulas 27. Tad Macy Russ Probert Gardner Roberts Paul Roy Bill Shepard Mark Skinner Harold Snow Mark Truman Mark Wellman Harold Whetstone Damon White Jim Whytock Barry Crommett Doug Kelly LAMBDA CHI ALPHA 111 PHI ETA KAPPA 1 James Rowe 11. Ed Moulton 21. Bill Fairchild 2. GuyCasavant 12. Bull Brown 22 Jeff Bartlett 3. Chop' Ballard 13. Lee Thibodeau 23. Gerry York 4 Ed Dox 14. Jeff Smith 24 Paul Weston 5. Paul Hunter 15. Bob Andrews 25 ChipEllms 6 Juggy'' Whitehead 16. Al Dutremble 26 Dick Martin 7 Norm 8arns 17 Dave Anderson 27 Dave Carver 8. Bob Pare 18 Tom Hutchinson 28 Wolf Cormier 9. Phil O'Brien 19 Jeff Ray 10. BillTinkham 20. Mark Hunter Not Pictured Wayne Adams Dana Hamel Dave Paul Steve Allen Bob Harkms Steve Pelletier Paul Bessey Steve Harlow Gary Peterson Wayne Campbell Sandy Hastings Richard Preti Doug Cote Al Hunter Brian Ruth Greg Crocker Bob Johnson PaulSoucy GregCrozier Craig Lane Bill Sw3del Tom Danforth Lcn Larrabee Eugene Toioczko Mike Dionne Bill Leeman Phil Vance Mike Dumas Dennis Libbey Steve Vance Dave Dupouy Jim Libby Tom Walker Martin Enos Steve MacDonald Peter Williams Ron Estes Steve Martin Charles Wingate George Foster Jim Mayo Jerry Wood Gus Frey Andy McLellan Vic Woodbrey Brian Hamel John Partridge 112 PHI GAMMA DELTA 1 Keg Wallace 2. Mike Porter 3. Bruce Taylor 4 Steve Mennealy 5. Frank Keenan 6 Jim Mams 7 Brian Osgaman 8 John Dolan 9 Mike Weist Not Pictured Tom Eldredge John Butler Rick Pierce John Kelly Jim Kelly Ron York Bengie Wood Mickey Weatherbee Willis Smedberg 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17. 18 Randy Bradsley jim Browne Bill Chaplin Dana Chase led Crowell Paul Dodge Bob Doyle John Halloran Jim Hayes Bob Hayes Steve Hayward Pat Ladd Denis McKenna Jim McLean Randy Nicklas Ed O'Bara Al Rogers John Shostak Dave Sposato Mike Sullivan Paul Tramor John Zmno Bill Pond Dick Hale Joe Bardsley John McBride Dave Thompson 113 S PHI KAPPA SIGMA --------X 1. Mike Connors 14. John Leshane 2. Bobby Jordan 15 Mark Connors 3. Phil Sherman 16 John Deleo 4. Bill Lopes 17 Jeff Mitchell 5. Forrest Scott 18 Bob Whittier 6. Dave Mallett 19 Joe Raynes 7. Buddy Bolduc 20 Ray Graham 8. Bu?7y Dunn 21. Mark McCollum 9 Greg Dunn 22 Lanny Whitten 10 Frank Griejka 23 John Hackett 11. Charlie Horton 24 8obSt. Pierre 12 13. Tom Megson Jim Leen 25 Larry Laplante Not Pictured James Bleakney Dave 8rown Peter Dmgley 8rent Dyer Tim Estabrook Alex Goruprow Tom Harmon Jim Jackson Lynn Johnston Charles Judge Jim Kilgour Brad Landers William Neill Jerry Noonan 114 Randy Parenteau Don Pietroski Dave Pohly Dan Pohly Steve Rieliy Bruce Stinson Greg Ward Tom Girard Phil Sherman Mike Eon Peter Harvey Ken Kimb3ll John Libby Bill Peters Ken Philbrick Tom Tennett Neil Waterman PHI MU 1 Nancy Ahlsen 2 Nancy Cook 3 Cathy Porter 4 Georgia Soucie 5 Karen Crosson 6. Sarah Adams 7 Su Adair 8 Mary Morse 9. Marilyn Smith 10 Winona Dmitto Not Pictured 11 Michelle Montanti 12 Cathy Gave� 13 Carol Craig 14 Judith Wood 15 Diantha Hawkes 16 Nancy Craig 17 Meredith Anderson 18 Phyllis Katienstem 19 Kathy Heindel 20 Linda Stafford 115 jT Barbara Heckman Karen Bowers Janice Additon 1 JeM Ingalls 2. BobDupill 3. Pete Elmendorl 4 TimTramor 5 Joe Rogers 6 R3y Archer Not Pictured Roy Archer Ron Ayotte Onis Beaulieu John Bilodeau Rick Boucher Tom Costello Paul Coulombe Bill Cunningham Bill Curtis Bill Donahue Tom Fortin DickCanastra Doug Gleason Reg Kenerson Bill Kenyon Tom Millay 7 Bob McConnell 8 D3n Watson 9 Bob Gilmore 10 Walt Hall 11 Dick Cyr 12 Ben Bill Mullen Fred Nassar Ralph Norden Steve O'Donnell Tom Meiser Dick Richmond Harold Saul John Sereda John Simon Steve Tardifl Bill VanWormer Monty Vogel Joel Wardwell Rick Work Gary Worthing PHI MU DELTA 116 PI BETA PHI 1. Debby Young 2. Wendy Br3y 3. Donna Taylor 4 P artha Wentworth 5. Leslie Kennedy 6. Sue Francis 7. Janet Kelly 8 JoJoCyr 9. SueMacBrady 10 Cindy Laws 11. Cindy Luce 12. Nancy Phillips 13. Mary Harbison 14. Kathy Hambrecht 15. Nancy Dutton 16. Missy Below 17. Jane Whittier 18 Linda Murray 19 Bunny Adams 20. Joan Strout 21. Nancy Boyer 22. Sue Gamble 23 Cmdy Small 24. Marcia Stone 25. Jan Coates 26. Mary Weaver 27. Cathy Anderson 28 Natalie Flanigan 29. Janet Reid Not Pictured Jan Johnston 30. Louise P agno 31. Lyn Bernier 32. Gail Webber 33. Sue Paulekas 34 Lynn Ricitliano 35. Linda Levesque 36. Ann Matthews 37. Pam Hayes 38 Trisha Knox 39. P yrna Johnston 40. Debby Adams 41 Chris Tyndall 42. Pam 8urkett 43. Kathy Keany 44. Paige Russell 45. P Lynn Yardley 46. Connie Fogler 47. Ruth Porter 48. Donna Wilson 49. Caliie P illay 50. Nancy P aior 51. Carol Gibbons 52. Barb Harding 53. Bonnie Dubay 54. Jo Ann Ray 55. Gail Graves 56. Debbie Shepard 57. Joan Ashworth 58. Sue Lesperance 117 A A _ _A A A AlAA AA ' 1 Deane Simmons 2. Jim Flood 3 Randy Smith 4 Dob Van Peursem 5. Dave Walsh 6. Larry Perry 7. Gary Wilson 8 John Merrill 9 Pete Smith 10 Mike8renmck 11 Dale Farris 12 Ted Hall 13 TomKehoe 14 Bill Drummey 15. Bob Noves Not Pictured Tim Buchanan BobCard RonChickering 8rian Flynn Larry Gallant Dave Goldsmith Ed Hall Mark Helms Maylen Kenny 16. Dale Tudor 17. Wally Alexander 18. Tom Nichols 19. Al McBride 20. Jell Littlefield 21. Cal Glazier 22. GregChoquette 23. Ed Eramian 24 Jim Dill 25. Jim Coombs 26. Jim Mullen 27. Greg Jamison 28 Rick Bergeron 29 Rusty Atwood 30 Bob Deane Tom Lever Ken MacKenzie Rob Ray Brad Scott Gordon Smith Ron Stephens Tom Tardiff Lory Trafton Mike Baker 31. Steve Porter 32. Phil Bosse 33. Dave Poulin 34. Bernie Farrmgton 35. George Marshack 36. Lee Chick 37. Ken Tudor 38. Bob Young 39. DavePierpont 40 RonSeekms 41 Dick Webber 42 Wally Seymour 43 Mike Jordan 44 TomBlaisdell 45. Doug Hermann Lew Willette Dave Fmdlen Larry Gilbert Dave Hanson Will Leblanc Mark Sater ■'Butch Gilbert SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON 118 SIGMA CHI 1. AI Doughty 2 Neil Patrick 3 Bryori Pickering 4 Jim Thomas 5. Greg Flaherty 6. Mark Russell 7. Randy Matthews 8 Perry Delalio 9. D.ck Jagoutz 10. George Joseph Not Pictured 11. Jack Morrison 12. Steve Hodsdon 13. Brian Smith 14. John Collins 15. Skip Wood 16. Mark v atson 17. Mike Benoit 18. Richard Heaphy 19. David Goodspeed Craig Boyd Bob 8rattan Herb Carey Dave Collins Dave Erctzian Kip Files Peter Flanigan Lcn Gentile Brad Graves Lyman Kennedy John Miller Kevin Murphy Dave Peterman Tom Pierce Henry Small Barry Sheehan Bill Sproul Jim White Jell Armstrong Terry Bagley Ron Conyers John Daly Tom Keating Rob Lord Stan Maddock Jerry Palazzo Rick Petersen Allan Poole Kim Pike Steve Rcichei Chris Madigan Dick I odd Dave Richards Steve White Mark Sweeney 119 SIGMA KAPPA 1. Kathi Anderson 2. LisaGiguere 3. Donna Dachs 4 Donna Buckley 5. Linda Cannell 6 Lorraine Caron 7 Nancy Lane 8 Marsha Traub 9. Jeanne Kimball 10. Cindy Haynes Not Pictured Carla Latham Lyndell Cole 11. SueBevensee 12. Ellen Howe 13. Irene Currier 14. Bonnie Spears 15. Judy Dalton 16. JoyRcppucci 17. Ins Woodman 18. Vivian Cote 19. Jean Nigro V SIGMA NU 1 Paul Gaddis 2 James Bartlett 3. Lawrence Morris 4 Roger Bilodeau 5. Ronnie Fmson 6. Lawrence Calder 7 Philip Wallace 8 Paul Potvin 9 Raymond Leblanc 10. Joseph Libby 11 Christopher Murdoch 12. Kenneth Lewis 13. Thomas Varney Not Pictured David Beaver Eugene Conlogue John Feiter Steve Martin 14 Michael Stedt 15 Donald Bilodeau 16 Brian Clark 17 Kenneth Gardner 18 Kenneth Trcnholm 19. William Barbarow 20. Rodney Sabattus 21. Patrick Sousa 22. James Paton 23. Randy Collins 24. Erick Hutchins 25. Charles Pidd3Ck$ George Stowers David St ruble Richard Theriault John Roberts 121 S 1. DaveJaneiie 2. Reginald Bennett 3. S. Dean Pike 4. Jett Tanz 5. Jack Goldberg 6. Roger Carr 7. Steve Johns 8. Greg Ingalls 9. Alban Cyr 10. Howie Mintz Not Pictured 11 Bill Donald 12 Raymond Daigle 13 PeteJandreau 14 Edward Allen 15 JohnCl3rk 16 Rick Salon 17. Dean Dukeris 18 Paul Gcrardi 19 Leon Hadiaris Steve Dziadosz Ed Allen Saul Green Charlie Hadiaris Chris Hadiaris Dwight Henry Larry Johnson Art McMannus Larry Murmson Jim Ouellette Chris Page Bill Spencer Steve Telow Leon Tsormdes Bill Thompson Ken Roberts Roger Wentworth TAU EPSILON PI 122 SIGMA PHI EPSILON 1. Kirk Fitts 2 Mark Chase 3 Mark Dodge 4 Michael Richards 5 Pat DeFihpp 6 Richard Lagarde 7. Rick Butters 8 Richard Nadeau 9 Scott Kukuchek 10. Bart Knight 11. Bill Anderson Not Pictured Fred Bean Emmanuel Beaulieu Peter 8ishop Bob Carlson Charles Carter Stephen Cary Emile Cote Ken D'Amato Bob Harrington Craig Holden Geoffrey Gordon Tom Gordon Glen Huff Robert Hussey Dave Johnson Dana Kempion Dale Lowe Brian Lowell Lynn McCabe 12 PeteVeiileux 13 Steve Clark 14 Steve LeCiair 15. BobChamberlam 16 Richard Martel 17. John Webster 18. John Condon 19. Rick Tonis 20. Steve Daigle 21. Dan Roy Pat Moynihan Larry Newcomb Andre Ouellette David Patton Gary Plourde Paul Plourde Richard Pohle John Robinson Jell Ross Roger Royce Hariph Smith Phil Smith Norm St. Hilaire Jim Tamaro Kendall Buck Bernard Eveslage Roland Gagnon 8arry Hobbins Stan Woicik 123 TAU KAPPA EPSILON 1 Rico Petrucelli 2 Link Page 3 Don Skroski 4 Mike Peterson 5 Billy 8armjm 6 Dave Maccalern 7 Gregg Seekms 8 TimTrafton 9 Frank Skroski 10 Wayne Carpenter 11 Jon Mooers 12 Ed Multlur 13 Scott Meloon 14 Steve Doak 15 Jon Swan Not Pictured Art Bates Sam Belknap Denms Biers Dave Bradford Bob Downs Tom Ducklow Terry Duddy Mike Ganacoplos Fred Goff John Guthro Bill Lamborghini Bill Manuel Glenn Mason Jim Maynard Ron Puchalski Dale Pike Jim Reid Richard Ristau Steve Sawyer 16 Gov Fairfield 17 Kent Chaplin 18 JimboChapin 19 Dennis Lyonnais 20. Don Ricker — chef 21 Steve Coutts 22 JoeCornacchio 23 Jim Grenier 24 Rick Gagne 25. Pete Bartley 26 Mitch Sammons 27. Tim Hardy 28 Terry Ware 29 Dan Fitzpatrick Roland Seguin John Squires Will Stearns Vic Tessan Dave Thibodeau Bruce Wallingford 8ob Carter Myron Clapp Ed Gonet Stu Greely John Kalil Brian Kittridge Steve Leathe Brian Mooers Richard Neal Lionel Vachon Bob Vergobbe Ed Welch Al Marquis 124 1. Eric Christenson 2. Walter Barschdorf 3. Erie Anderson 4. John Gallant 5. Robert Gardner 6. Travis Drake 7. Thomas Eaton 8. Maurice Perkins 9. Gordon Watts Jr. 10. MarkGorey 11. Dennis Croteau Not Pictured 12. Mark Pearson 13 Frank Emory 14 Barrett Bacall 15 Larry Dostie 16 Michael Miller 17 Kenny Wing 18. Paul Sheehy 19 Roland Fournier 20 Carl 'Warner 21. 8rian Rice 22. Tom Kimball Bruce Blanchett Jay Clemens DougDunnett Herrick Johnson Richard Kempton Steve Miller John Mayer George Molmski Jim Spear Richard Vigue Leroy Corson Pat Dostie Alan Drisko Lionel Dubay Brian King John Knight LeeLichtenwalner Bruce Nye Larry Smart Bruce Ounbar Mike Grant Lester Thibodeau THETA CHI 125 A surviving organ in a nationally-dying institution is the UMO Greek system. Refrigerated in the pines of northern Maine, perhaps the fra- ternities and sororities are being temporarily preserved in the secluded Orono deep-freeze But nobody seems concerned. 8eer busts, spring outings and weekend social activities remain the driving force. 8lood. cancer, and March of Dimes drives, big brother programs and cash donations to local chari- ties add philanthropic legitimacy to me Greek scene. The eighteen fraternities are all basically similar but vary slightly as brothers congregate around common interests, be they locks, techies, or aggies. Each of the ten sororities maintains its character through the individuality of its members Phi osophicai changes have helped to keep fraternities alive at Maine. The racial and ethnic barriers have been lifted. The secret society im- age has changed. The days of not so long ago when no one but a select few knew what went on behind the red door at Kappa Sigma or under the green roof of Phi Eta Kappa are in the past. Fraternities have opened up Forced to compete socially with the liber- alized dormitory system, most fraternities have converted cellar space into attractive lounges and bar rooms where brothers and friends fre- quently meet Sororities at Maine hold no particular social status or distinction. A soronty girl at the U. of Rhode Island commented. You'll notice that most of the straight people on this campus are the Greeks. On the UMO campus no such distinction can be made Much of the stmg has been taken out of Hell week Vicious paddling of pledges by alcohol-enthused brothers has given way to indoctrination programs focusing on fraternal obligations and house responsibili- ties The fraternity board (UMFB). under the guidance of William Lucy, as- sistant dean of student acitivites. has implemented an open rush pro- 126 gram. This program affords prospective pledges a longer and more re alistic scrutmization of the fraternity system, thus reducing much of the high-keyed S3ies pitches the rushces were faced with m the past. Panheiienic council is the governing body for the ten sororities on campus which performs a coordinating service for the sororities dur mg rush m the fall. Panhell sets up an unbiased Clearing House to take care of the business of invitations and bid matching. The fraternity system may not be as solid as the UMFB would have you believe Some houses have experienced financial problems. In at- tempts to keep alive, they have resorted to rushing bodies rather than individuals, in some cases business relationships have replaced frater- nal. and Have you paid your bill has replaced How are you. program Or they could lead to the passing of 3t least some fraternities Sorority 3nd fraternity charters 3nd creeds preach scholarship, leader- ship. social awareness and unity. And to varying degrees these are practiced Greek spirit and cohesion runs the continuum from rah-rah to blah. One house may prepare for an intramural basketball game like it were the super bowl, others can't even get together for a party The sororities as well as the eighteen fraternities do provide varying de- grees of enthusiasm and activity appealing to a wide range of students. Whether the UMO fraternity system is as internally sound as statistics lead you to believe remains to be seen What seems important is that rush has been up dated, the quotas are generally met. and the budgets are balanced Conditions like this threaten to breed disscntion among a brotherhood and eventual collapse of house spirit. But these are internal problems and don't appear on the monthly balance sheets and UMFB reports. They may remedy themselves or be overcome by a concerted rush And at least for the time being fraternities and sororities serve to keep over 1300 UMO students from going stir crazy from November to April when heavy snows and freezing winds threaten to force the soul into hibernation. SENIOR SKULLS ALL MAINE WOMEN 132 SOPHOMORE EAGLES SOPHOMORE OWLS INTER-CLASS COUNCIL STUDENT SENATE U. OF M. FRATERNITY BOARD PANHELLENIC COUNCIL 13 r — 9 SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL Pres MaggieOlson. V.P Bi I MePhee. Sec. Nancy Gunzelmann. Treas. Dale Gerry JUNIOR CLASS Pres. Jay Litz V P Patty Meyer Sec Peggy Page Treas Connie Rizzo 136 SOPHOMORE CLASS FRESHMAN CLASS Pres Peter Simon V P Norm Buck Sec Debbie Miller Treas. Dma Gabriel Pres. Paul Roach. V.P Adria Gameau. Sec. Kathy Blackstone. Treas. Judy Cohen 137 CAMPUS MARSHROOTS PRISM STAFF TRACKS UNIVERSITY SINGERS CONCERT BAND UNIVERSITY ORCHESTRA MARCHING 100 HONEYBEARS MAJORETTES VARSITY CHEERLEADERS FENCING CLUB HOCKEY CLUB BIG BROTHER PROGRAM Y.A.F. 4- X SCUBA CLUB HORSEMAN’S CLUB 145 NEWMAN PARISH COUNCIL 146 CHRISTIAN INTERVARSITY DEBATE CLUB WILDLIFE SOCIETY 147 FORESTRY CLUB WOODSMAN’S TEAM OUTING CLUB 4-H CLUB 149 MAINE MASQUE 150 MRS. MAINE CLUB INTERNATIONAL CLUB ETA KAPPA NU KAPPA DELTA PI 152 I.E.E.E. MUSIC ED. NAT’L CONFERENCE 153 AMERICAN SOCIETY OF AG. ENG AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIV. ENG. PI MU EPSILON ALPHA ZETA 155 ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA SIGMA Pl SIGMA SIGMA DELTA PI OMICRON NU 's. SPORTS Battling the wealthier athletic departments of the Yan- kee Conference, the Black Bears have had difficulties remaining competitive against theoretically superior athletes. As the perennial underdog, the Bears have been forced to try harder, with extra efforts often ending in nothing more than frustrating defeat. For the 1972 UMO athletes there were some commendable victories and humiliating losses. 158 Ib9 A lack of money and a limited recruiting ground in general gave Maine opponents an edge, but a fierce competitive spirit and an unselfish sacrifice of time and ambition left Maine competitors with victories in the win and loss column. FOOTBALL Maine 0 Massachusetts 13 ' M ine 22 flofstra 28 Maine 21 RHbde Island 17 • -Maine 14 New Hampshire 24. ■SWSftjk, Mai fje. 7 Connecticut 21 M?ine 21 X.W. Post 42 Front Row — Chris Cloutier. Dennis Lyonnais. Bob Iwaszko. Dick Faulkner. Dick Todd. Steve Crane. Jim Hayes. Stan Maddock. Bill Swadel. Tom Keating. Dave Goodspeed. Paul Soucy. Pat Ladd. Jim Walsh. Dave Erctzian. Steve Swindells. Second Row — George Fraza. Glenn Winslow. Herb Carey. Greg Flaherty. Dick Bergeron. Gary Worthing. Kevin Foley. Mark Russell. Bob Hayes. Don Skroski, Reg Preble. Marc Laroche le. Phil O'Brien. Joe LeVasseur, Mike Porter. Jack Lamborghini. Dale Russell. Third Row — Charles Judge. Mike Ganacoplos. Jon Price. Ron Cote. Sandy Hastings. Sam Estey. Dana Hamel. Dennis McCarthy. Richard Ristau. Bob Brattan. Vic Tessari. Robert Harkms. John O'Rourke. Greg Crocker. William Lopes. John Filloramo. Mike Mcalcy. Rear Row — CraiR Thomas. Doug Lentz. Mark Watson. Bob Fanjoy. Carl Parker. Joe Cornacchio. John Squires. 8ob Dupill. Bob McConnell. Walter Hall. Frank Spencer. Andy Mellow. Bill Hamlin. Richard Jagoutz. Oave Paul. Ron Puchalski. Jim Reid. an ’’almost” season thwarted by in consistencies In football, where financial inequities are the greatest, vic- tories were the fewest. There were two in all. Scrappy but comparatively undersized grid- ders found out how longan 8- game season can be A confer- ence victory at Rhode Island, in 90° Homecoming weather, left 60 Maine gridders listless but proud. For the moment the weeks of sweltering workouts were forgotten. A victory over AlC in the final home game so mew hat re- deemed the Bears in the Yan- kee Conference, as the spirited Maine defense turned back Lit- tle All-American running back Bruce Laird. 161 162 164 165 interest shifts from field to stands Team members — John Daly. Graydon Stevens. Steve Whalen. Thomas Kehoe. Richard Krause. Bernard Ward. Clayton Pluff. Larry Doble. Dwight Henry. David Carver Ronald Chipman. GregGcrritl. Gregory Parlm. William Rose. Bruce Douglass. Ihomas Hutchinson. In the woods behind the football field, lonely but equally Maine 15 St. Anselms 49 dedicated cross country runners stretched their lean Maine 48 New Brunswick 15 bodies over the 5-mile course, finding few team victories. Maine 34 Bates 21 but individual pain leading to some Black Bear success. Maine 45 New Hampshire 15 Maine 23 Colby 35 Maine 45 Connecticut 15 Maine 36 Vermont 19 168 CROSS COUNTRY UMO RIFLERS WIN CHAMPIONSHIP Three of the members of the rifle team that won the New England Championship are pictured above Kenny Wmg. Rich Taber. Dave Newell. Wayne Laroche. Wmg. laber, and Newell were members of the team shooting 1101 for first place m the tournament aided by Edward Allen. Maine 1067 Nasson 966 Bowdoin 947 Maine 1071 Norwich 1085 Dartmouth 998 Maine 1082 Dartmouth 1058 NRA Sectional: Maine 1st Maine 1101 Norwich 1059 Maine 1100 Nasson 1045 169 ✓ SOCCER 170 For the booting Bears, in the less competitive Yankee Conference soccer, it was one of the best years in the sport's 9-year history at Maine. A state series title and a handful of conference victories left Coach Paul Stoyell with a 8-4 record and optimistic about soccer's future at the U. of M. 171 Front — Mike Reade. John Rosenfeld. Bill Herland. Pete Elliott. Mike Wismeski. Dave Brown. John Sacerdote. Bill Sprout. Paul Sortevik. Brian Smith. Bill Brink, Ron Conyers Rear — Wally Seymour (trainer) Jeff Armstrong. Mike Barden Kim Shepard. George Marshack. Charlie Mande- ville. Doug Foust. Scott Gregory. Bruce LaFiamme. Al Mustardo. Rick Salon. Bob St Pierre Bill Kimball. Steve Lonergan. Paul Stoyell (coach). Marne 2 Jersey City State 0 Mame 2 Colby 1 MaineO Massachusetts 2 Maine 2 Bates 0 Maine 1 Rhode Island 3 Maine 1 Bowdom 3 MaineO New Hampshire 2 Maine 4 Bates 1 Maine 3 Connecticut 2 Maine4 Colby 1 MaineO Vermont 4 Maine 4 Bowdom 2 172 174 X crowd appreciates team’s jubilance ... 177 66 'NeviHampshire Maine 69' Maine 52 Connecticut Maine 69 Siena Maine 64 Colby Maine 53 Boston Univ. Maine 73 Bates Maine 83 Vermont Maine 73 Colby Maine 66 Massachusetts Maine 68 Bowdoin Maine 68 Rhode Island Maine 83 Massachusetts ' Maine 94 Maine 50 Maine 58 Maine 55 Maine 74 Maine 68 Maine 66 Maine 88 Maine 59 Maine 85 Maine 42 Maine 69 Boston Univ. Rhode Island Fairleigh-Dickinson Stony Brook Marshall Oral Roberts St: Michael’s Vermont Bates New Hampshire Connecticut YANKEE CONFERENCE STANDINGS RHODE ISLAND 8-2 MAINE 6-4 MASSACHUSETTS 6-4 CONNECTICUT 5-5 NEW HAMPSHIRE 5-5 INDIVIDUAL HIGHS —ONE GAME Most Pts.. P. Gavett vs. R.l. 36 Most Rebs.. N. Susi vs. Bowdoin 26 Most FG’s. P. Gavett vs. R.l. 14 Most FT’s. P. Gavett vs. N.H.. R.I.. Stony Brook: J. Sterling vs. Colby Most FTA's, P. Gavett vs. R.l. 13 Bears win State Series crown Winter sports gave emotionally-starved Maine fans something to cheer about. In basketball, it was rookie coach lorn Skip” Chappelle demanding 110% from his athletes and receiving at least that The quintet of Nick Susi. Jack Momson. Paul Bessey. Peter Gavett. and John Sterling provided Maine with the most successful season since Chappelle played here in the early 60 s. Matched against nationally-ranked Oral Roberts and Marshall Univer- sity. the Black Bears found themselves roaming in the wrong cage, but they were never victimized by frustration. Humiliated by Colby College in their only home court loss, and shellacked by UMass by 35 points, the Bears rebounded to defeat both opponents later in the season. A record of 15 wins and 10 losses, as well as the distinction of defeat- ing every team in the Yankee Conference at least once, made the rela- tively small Maine cagers feel ten feet tall. Nick Susi sets new career record with 756 rebounds. 180 181 the crowd responds 184 two returning stars: Peter Gavett and Jack Morrison 186 X i_ Front — R.ck Hillman. Jack Morrison. Tony Hamlin. Paul Bessey. Steve Lane. Willie Gavett. Mark Johnson Rear — Coach SkiD Chappelle. Ass't Coach Leon Harriman. Jim Bray. John Sterling. Nick Susi. Peter Gavett. Bruce Stinson. Manager Steve Pelletier. Ass't Manager Ed Roberts 187 w R E S T L I N G Front — David Breau. Larry Kolegue. William Kabcl II. Thomas Davies. Geolfrcy Dodge. Delwm Flint. Mark Hammond Sec- ond Row — Dale Russell. John Bilodeau. David Ray. William Shepard. David Harvey. Thomas Paradis. Jonathan White Rear — Coach Ian MacKinnon. Michael Morse. Steven Jones. Thomas Schaeffer. William Van Tuirten. Richard Cyr. Ralph Nor- de« Ass't Coach BarryGreener Manager David Cole 188 Maine 3 Boston U. 42 Maine 46 U. of M. at Presque Isle 3 Maine 14 Connecticut 26 Maine 24 Bowdoin 15 Maine 9 Amherst 27 Maine 27 Lowell Tech 12 Maine 32 Boston State 14 Maine 17 New Hampshire 23 Maine 2 Central Connecticut 39 Maine 8 Connecticut 32 Maine 3 Massachusetts 39 Maine 6 Rhode Island 34 Maine 9 Coast Guard Acad. 30 Maine 16 Bov doin 21 In both wrestling and skiing. Maine had the usual success within the state, but excursions outside of Maine found the Ivy League and Yankee Conference competition superior. 189 SKI TEAM Sugarloaf Downhill Races — Maine 2nd Colby Invitational — Maine 1st Maine Intercollegiate Athletic Ass'n Championships — Maine 1st Dartmouth Carnival — Maine 6th Williams Carnival — Maine 6th Middlebury Carnival — Maine 6th EISA Championship — Maine 8th 190 Left to Right — Don Smith. Lee Thibodeau. John Atwood Mark Swee- ney. Rich Br3choid. Jon LeB'un. Larry Manson. Ed Zanca. Dan Bouton. Kim Pike. Don Taylor. Mike Fendler. Bob Remington. Bob DeRoches. Steve Towle 191 INDOOR TRACK Team members are — Glenn Alsup. Budd Ballinger. Thomas Bassois. Regis 8c3ulieu. Stephen Belanger. James Brown. Bruce Carter. David Carver. Michael Cram. John Daly. Bruce Douglass. Stephen Elliott. Eric Ellis Robert Frazier. Paul Gcrardi. Gregory Gerntt. Maurice Glmton. Edward Gonet. William Hamlin. Ron aid Handon. Gary Henneoerry. Owight Henry. Gary Herrick. Blame Horne. Thomas Hutchinson. Anthony Irace. Richard Jones. Harold Jordan. Michael Kelley. Gregory Kendrick. Robert Konczai. Richard Krause. David Leavitt. John LeShane. George Marshack. David Mason. Lawrence Morris. Jerry Noonan. John Par- tridge. Steven Pelletier. Clayton Plufl. Bradford Rit- chie. William Rose. Robert Schsible. Donald Schmidt Deane Simmons. Stephen Sneider. Graydon Stevens Raymond Talton. Davis Tiemann. John Umberger. Robert VanPeursem. Roger Wentworth Stephen Whal- en. James White. Edward Zanca. Maine 54 Bates 55 Maine 92 Colby 17 Maine 68 Boston U. 41 Maine 57 Vermont 52 MIAA Championship — Maine 1st YANKEE CONF. CHAMP. — Maine 3rd 192 X The indoor tracksters also won the State Series crown this year. And in the newly renovated fieldhouse Maine sprinted to a third-place finish in the tough Yankee Con- ference track championship behind the strong legs of consistent triple winner Maur- ice Glinton. 194 sm----—v THE POOL TENNIS TEAM From Left — Coach Brud Foiger. Barry Plummer. Gordie Watts. Richard Burke. Phil Wallingford. Mike Benoit. Chris Parsons. Herman Blumenthal. Steve Ericson. Derek Lundberg. Dave Peterman. Ass't Coach Rick Coe Maine 5 Bowdoin Maine 2 Bowdoin Maine 0 Colby Maine 0 Colby Maine 4 Bates Yankee Conference — Maine 7th t nTT 4 200 cn «£ £ -J GOLF TEAM From Lett —■ James Sutherland. Robert Paquet Tim Jensen. Duck Pohle 811 McPhee. Jim Karalckas. Mike BourQue Maine 5 Bates 2 Golfers win Maine Intercollegiate Championship Maine Maine 3 6 Colby Bowdoin 4 1 for fourth consecutive year. Maine 4 Rhode Island 3 Maine 1 Connecticut 6 Maine 2 Babson 5 Maine 6 New Hampshire 1 Maine 4 Bates 3 Maine 4 Bowdoin 3 Maine 6 Colby 1 Maine 7 Bates 0 Maine 5 Bowdoin 2 Maine 5 Colby 2 Maine 7 Bates 0 Maine 5 Bowdoin 2 Maine 4 Colby 3 Yankee Conference — Maine 5th BASEBALL Team members are Paul Rutkiewicz. Don Sawyer. Gayton Bartctt. Paul Roy. Dennis Lyonnais. Rich Prior. Jeff Olsen. Len Gentile. Mike Jones. Pe- ter Mill. John Tello. Tom Eldredge. Dennis libbey. Alan Livingston. Kevin Goodhue trank Davis. Doug Lentz. Len Larrabee. Dave Stetson. Steve Taroiff. John Coughlin. Rick Arnold. Maine 0 Princeton 4 Maine 5 Bowdoin 2 Maine 5 Princeton 1 Maine 2 Massachusetts 1 Maine 8 Southern Connecticut 7 Maine 6 Massachusetts 3 Maine 8 Xavier 3 Maine 1 Rhode Island 3 Maine 10 Towson St. 6 Maine 10 Rhode Island 8 Maine 11 Old Dominion 7 Maine 3 Colby 4 Maine 6 Virginia Commonwealth 2 Maine 5 Holy Cross 1 Maine 14 Hampden-Sydney 2 Maine 11 Holy Cross 0 Maine 5 Xavier 4 Maine 2 Colby 4 Maine 2 New Hampshire 3 Maine 9 Boston Univ. 0 forfeit Maine 2 New Hampshire 0 Maine 9 Boston Univ. 0 forfeit Maine 9 Bowdoin 4 Maine 18 Bates 0 Maine 0 Connecticut 1 Maine 20 Bates 2 Maine 2 Connecticut 6 202 Jack Butterfield, now in his sixteenth season as a coach at Maine, found outstanding success in a nine-game southern road trip through Virginia. Maryland, and New Jersey. Handed a no-hitter in the first game of a double-header at Princeton, the Bears re- grouped to defeat them in the second game, as well as the next seven opponents they faced on the trip. As Maine returned to Yankee Conference play, the competition was tougher with UConn and UMass well-staffed. Tough pitching by UConn cost the Black Bears two games, but they clawed back, scoring a double victory over UMass. and gain- ing a second-place tie in the Yankee Conference and a 20-7 overall record. Coach Jack Butterfield 203 X 206 207 Swish a basket pounding sneaker clad feet noise a crowd I saw their faces determination the will to win the buzzer sounds the foes embrace as friends then part this is athletic competition First Place UMO Basketball Invitational UMO 63 Husson 33 UMO 99 UM Machias 16 UMO 40 UMPI 50 UMO 63 UMF 20 210 212 213 214 X 215 WOMEN’S GYMNASt First Place Collegiate State Women'j ymnssTre 81Z 6I£ Janice Additon Susan Ainaire Joan Adams Paul Adamus Ellen Akeson Lynn Alexander Glen Alsup Stephen Allen Betsy Anderson Corinne Anderson 220 Donna Anderson Michael Anderson David Baardsen Merton Bagley Nathaniel Bacon Emily Bader Karen Bagley Harold Bailey Alysan Baker Brian Baker Alana Banks James Bartlett Willard Bartlett Peter Bartley ?? 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