Wesleyan University - Olla Podrida Yearbook (Middletown, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 236 of the 1985 volume:

TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction ................. 4 Activities ................... 32 Athletics ................... 78 Student Life ................ 126 Seniors ................... 178 rmsmcomots YOUR MIND . THENITDEsmoys Yomsony 10 11 12 13 15 16 17 18 20 J-r' 81le I I '- 21 22 23 W .a.0a '109Q0'. z . 4 . ' .nli. gun. in www www.- mD- .: ,' wan'anw s3in I 25 26 27 28 ---.-.; vi...- ..,..uo'o 29 I ; 31mm ins: 3a... 2. . .:. mud. mu st'n mmun mm A y . 1 X5; . 1 '5. HI H W 30 We at Wesl an are proud of what our school represents: iversity and freedom of the indi- vidual. Our dedication to these standards is exem lified in the liberal education Wesleyan provldes. Achievement of a truly liberal edu- cation depends on much more than just class- room experience: we are encouraged to ex- plore new and variedJields of study and we develog skills seede by our studies and nouris ed by our own intellectual growth and aspirations. It is here where the hockey player and the poet attend a guest lecture together, where the chemistry major is found immersed in discus- sion of philosophy, where the sounds of the Javanese amelan merge with the slap of a soccer hall, where the conservative and the liberal listen to each other. Here we are at Wesleyan, pulled to ether from all over the country and the wor d . . . to be dispersed to 'obs, graduate and profes- sional schools. thether we end up on the West or East coast, in Europe or wherever our feet may carry us, we have all changed during our years at Wesleyan. No matter what our individual experience or particular major . - was, no matter what changes and excitement ;,.;Md; 7+ me r. em :1 r.., , . the future brings, we can all take pride in '22.- aw: '42. ;4 A .uszr saymg, I went to Wesleyan. 32 ACTIVITIES centerforthearts awoddmusichall +Davisonartcenter 7 66mm: enhagallery etheamr 35 36 . tU , . xt. x x x H k 37 38 39 Homecoming 40 41 Fall Ball 42 43 45 As on many other college campuses, the issue of guniversityt divestment rom companies doing business in South Africa provoked considerable activity this year. A rall 0r anized by the Sout A rican Action Group tSAAQ turned out to be the largest since the protests of the 19605. Parti- cularly effective were the silent rows of over 400 students through which the university trustees had to pass from Downey House to Russell House. Three hundred partici- Eated on National Day of tudent Protest voicing opposition to continued in- vestment, ending up with a candlelight vi i1 at President Camp ell's house. As a member of a 15 college consortium commltted to evaluate American business relations in South Africa, Wesleyan played an active role in a yet unresolved issue. Divestment from South Africa 47 Parties 1 48 49 50 51 52 53 On September 22 John Anderson spoke to a highly charged mass of Wesleyan students at a rally for the MondaletFerraro campaign. The enthusiasm of the students met Wesleyan's reputation as an energetic and politically active college campus. Con ressman Sam Gejdenson intro uced the former presidential candidate in a powerful opening speech. A packed '92 Theater loudly applauded Gejdenson and stood up in anticipation of Andersons's entrance. The students' excited res onse was truly reminiscent of the political fervor of Wesleyan's past. Anderson met the enthusiasm with optimism and vigor. His speech, both impresswe and moving, engendered a standing ovation when he spoke of the controversial abortion issue. The rally proved to be a hu e success and indicated that t e Wesleyan student body was not hit by the political lethargy observed at other college campuses. Wesleyan student partlcipation in the 1985 election was marked by other political activities and group organiza- tions on its campus as well as a considerably large student voter turnout. John Anderson comes to Wesleyan asw- JmeEUCaHF ;7? ?EHCS 55 56 Spring 1985 saw the arrival of computer pre- registration for courses. Some sup orted the move as acilitating preparation and plan- ning for the next semester. Others, however, criticized the increased red ta 6 and missed being ab e to sit in on classes before choosing as with Shop- Around. 58 3;: wx-mmcni S9 v . 'k? q a .mstuwlt tit M411 , 1 g;- , ,. ... , , M 60 us. MARINE CORPS 531.; 4. WM unmrm , x. ' ' manta PROGRAMS v I W mumxm ? ',- . AUDI I v: u: j 61 Minister Louis Farrakhan s oke in the hockey rink on April 2 th. The generally non-controversial and u liftin$ speech was attended by a out 5 people and protested by as many outside. To the protesters Farrakhan represented the poorer human quali- ties of racism, anti-semitism, and sexism. To his sup orters he was a man with a valuagle message for black and white people. Budget allocation battles and a referendum in the fall, intensified by much press covera e and few death threats, also made arrakhan a symbol of the autonomy and ri hts of UIAAMA. Blacks, Jews, ang other whites did not act with great unity on whether to see Farrakhan or not. But the lone debate receding his 5 eech showed race re ations at Wes eyan still fall short of what many people think they are in more plamd times. This last concern and racism in general were discussed extensively on the day of the protest. Since April 26, the cam us has implicitl decided that the ivisions revealedtJy Farrakhan's visit will be treated best b the pas- sage of time than by furt er public discussion. Farrakhan 63 goes to ton Wesleyan Washing On April 18, one hundred and fifty students travelled to Washington, DC. to protest proposed cuts to federal financial a1d pro rams. Dure ing the COPUS eNation Coalition of Independent College and University Studenm - sponsored event, they joined students from other schools in attending rallies and meeting with their representatives to make their views heard. 65 66 The Free University Coalition , designed as a 4 day seminar in May, provided an opportunity to discuss the issues of racism, militarism, education and gender. The organizers called for construc- tive protests of certain universigl and government policies. Coinci - ing with the 15th anniversary of a student protest against the Vietnam conflict, the emphasis was laced on gaps in education on t e campus about certain issues. 67 . ' , I - u n- ,- ,. . . a H. M . . .... f - w 1 qm- - . ' k. 5 ; y .u Holocaust Vigil 68 Every year in April students at Wesleyan participate in a world-wide comme- moration 0f the Holocaust Yom HaShoah tHebrew for day of remem- brancey This year the occasion was greatly influenced by two factors: the 40th anniversar of the liberation o the con- centration camps and t h e f a c t t h a t President Reagan chose to visit a German cemetery where SS troops are buried. American Jews and others as well were disturbed and angered by the President's dec1sion. Emotions already resent in remember- mg the barbarism of the Holocaust were heightened by Reagan's readiness to 1'for ive and forget the Eorror of only 40 years ago. For the occasion, over 200 students athered in front of lin Library to honor those who d i e d i n t h e Holocaust. Through songs and readings the hi htmare was recalle and students were joined in the strength of remem- brance and the deter- mination to never forget. 71 73 ' 4'00- 74 75 76 lli '.-- MW v..- 77 ATHLETICS 79 xv. gghl IA 3 .2J' 53 V ; ' 81 82 83 85 Bill Macdermott G-Z-D WESLEYAN Tufts WESLEYAN Middlebu WESLEYA at Coast Guard Wesleyan at Hamilton Wesle an AMH RST WESLEYAN at Bowdoin WESLEYAN at Williams Wesle an TRIN Y Football Field Hockey 88 Gale Lackey U-IU Wesle an WES IELD ST. Wesleyan CONN. COLLEGE Wesle an at SM TH Wesle an at WI LIAMS Wesleyan at MT. HOLYOKE mm Wesle an FAI ELD Wesle an at TU TS Wesleyan at BOWDOIN WESLEYAN Yassar Wesle an AMH RST Wesle an WHE TON NOWHOWDJOAOWOMNWO$HWOAO 89 Men's Soccer MENS SOCCER 0-7-m Terry Jackson $ittle Three Cham ion$ Wesleyan 3 at W.P.I. MT 4 Wesle an 2 HARTFORD 0'0 3 WESL YAN 2 Tufts 1 WESLEYAN 3 at Conn. College 2 Wesleyan 3 at SPRINGFIELD 0'13 5 Wesleyan 2 at COAST GUARD 3 Wesleyan 0 at BABSON 2 Wesleyan 1 MIDDLEBURY 2 Wesle an 1 SOUTHERN CONN. 4 WESL YAN 2 Amherst 1 WESLEYAN 2 Central Conn. 1 WESLEYAN 2 at Bowdoin 0 WESLEYAN 3 Trini 0 WESLEYAN 1 at W' liams 0 90 Women's Soccer WOMEN'S SOCCER 15-9-01 Don Long WESLEYAN 3 Swarthmore 1 Wesleyan 0 at MT. HOLYOKE 2 Wesleyan 3 U. of RHODE ISLAND 4 Wesleyan 1 at TRINITY 3 Wesleyan 0 at WILLIAMS 2 Wesle an 2 WHEATON 3 WESL YAN 4 Hartford 3 Wesleyan 1 at SMITH 3 Wesleyan 0 at TUFTS 1 Wesle an 1 at BOWDOIN 5 WESL YAN 2 at Westfield St 1 Weslevan 0 AMHERST 1 WESLEYAN 3 Conn. College 1 WESLEYAN 3 Vassar 10D 2 V . v i i L ii, MEN'S CROSS COUNTRY 28-h Elmer Swanson wittle Three Championg 2 Coast Guard 32, Wesleyan 33, at Conn. College 86, Quinnipiac 86, Sacred Heart 14S - 4th of 9 in Conn. State Meet at Eastern Conn. 2 Wesleyan 17, Trinity 46 - Wesleyan 23, at Clark 48, Eastern Conn. 62 2 4th of 11 in NESCAC Meet at Middlebury 2 Wesleyan 30, Williams 36, Amherst 64 - 14th of 28 in all-New England Championships at Franklin Park, Boston, Mass. - 8th of 25 in New England Div. III Championships at Franklin Park, Boston, Mass. Cross-Country 92 WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY 05-0-11 Elmer Swanson 1Little Three Champions1 - Wesle an 30, Smith 30, Coast Guard 77, at Conn. College 112, Quinnipiac 113 5 3rd 0 5 at Conn. State Meet at Eastern Conn. - Wesleyan 19, Trinity 43 - Wesleyan 15, at Clark 50, Eastern Conn. NS - lst of 11 in NESCAC Meet at Middlebury - Wesleyan 35, at Smith 36, Williams 83, Trinity 106, Keene St. 147, Wheaton 158, Mt. Holyoke 177, Amherst NS - Wesle an 25, Amherst 53, at Williams 54 3 2nd 0 23 at New England Div. III Championships at Franklin Park, Boston, Mass. 93 94 . - V - v . . 95 Basketball .5 ' 1 MEN'S BASKETBALL 05-111 Herb Kean ree 1Co-Little Champion with Williams1 WESLEYAN 101 Swanhmore' 91 Wesle an 52 at DREW' 54 WESL YAN 76 Coast Guard 61 Wesle an 56 at W.P.I. 60 WESL YAN 76 Middlebu 75 Wesle an 55 SUSQUEQIANNAaf 64 WESL YAN 68 Bowdoim$t 56 WESLEYAN 81 Conn. Colle te: 75 Wesleyan 75 at TRINITY w 82 Wesleyan 47 at TRINITY 52 Wesleyan 72 CLARK 75 Wesle an 58 CONN1 COLLEGE 61 WESL YAN 81 Amherst 74 WESLEYAN 75 at M.l.T. 72 WESLEYAN 97 Williams 68 WESLEYAN 83 31 Conn, College 68 Wesle an 81 at COLBY 91 WESL YAN 84 at Bowdoin 57 WESLEYAN 59 at Coast Guard 37 WESLEYAN 2 Westfield SL7: 0 WESLEYAN 76 at Amherst 54 Wesleyan 79 TRINITY 1011 79 Wesle an 56 at WILLIAMS 58 WESL YAN 88 Tufts 78 WESLEYAN 66 at Colb 63 Wesleyan 61 at UM SS-BOSTON 75 'Rose Ci Classic games at Drew fUnion 0119 e Invitational Tournament games ClixLiberty Ba Classic games at Trinity 11zcame won by forfeit ECAC Division 111 New England Toumamenk games 96 NOMEN4S BASKETBALL 46-134 viid e Beecher Nes e an 55 N.Y. University 69 NESL YAN 47 Drew 44 NESLEYAN 48 at MIT 43 Nesleyan 55 WELLSLEY 69 Nesle an 44 WESTERN CONN4 69 NESL YAN 41 Wheaten 40 Nesleyan 58 at MT. HOLYOKE 77 Nesleyan 50 AMHERST 58 Nesle an 54 SMITH 60 NESL YAN 74 at Williams 59 Nesleyan 63 TRINITY 69 Nesleyan 43 at BOWDOIN 75 Nesle an 54 at CONN. COLLEGE 80 NESL YAN 65 at Coast Guard 54 Nesleyan 54 TUFTS 67 Nesleyan 61 at TRINITY 69 Nesleyan 55 at AMHERST 67 Nesle an 47 CONN. COLLEGE 80 NESL YAN 72 Williams 53 'Rose City Classic games at Drew 97 Men's Ice Hockey MEN'S ICE HOCKEY uz-m Dave Snyder Wesle an WESL YAN Wesleyan Wesleyan Wesleyan Wesle an WESL YAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN Wesle an WESL YAN 1 Wesle an WESL YAN mAONHmN WESLEYAN Wesleyan Wesle an WESL YAN 5 WESLEYAN 12 Wesle an 8 WESL YAN 10 HmmmNo-homhu! at AMHERS-TWe Conn. Collegews at IONA' MIDDLEBURY at HAMILTON QUINNIPIAC' at Navy at 51. John's' Conn. College'Qx Assum don a! Bent eg AMHER 'NOD at Nichols' WESTFIELD ST. Conn College ak NH. COLLEGE' Western NE. College' at AMHERS'NOD Fairfield' 'ECAC Div lII arne 01.6 recorQ ifBen McCabe oumament games at Amherst GDWilliam Spun-ier Tourn games at Wesleyan 98 UIONahWONOwNUleNhquUIOUIOm l'Jlll'Hikil Women's Ice Hockey WOMEN'S ICE HOCKEY 13-111 Stuart Bevis WESLEYAN 8 Conn. College 0 Wesleyan 3 M1I.T. 5 Wesleyan 2 at SKIDMORE 8 Wesleyan 0 YALE 14 Wesleyan 2 U. CONN 17 Wesleyan 1 at WILLIAMS 13 Wesleyan 1 at YALE 12 Wesleyan 1 SKIDMORE 6 Wesleyan 1 at U. CONN 9 Wesleyan 3 BOWDOIN 12 WESLEYAN 5 a1 Conn. C011. 2 Wesle an 1 MIDDLEBURY 5 WESL YAN 2 at M.I1T, 1 Wesleyan 1 WILLIAMS 3 Wrestling .. .-I.'Jlllllllllllll! J rl lllllllllllllllllra '7 1 n5y 100 WRESTLING 111-41 John Biddiscombe 1Litt1e Three Champions1 26 1. . WESLEYAN M. T 20 WESLEYAN 43 Bowdoin 12 Wesle an 12 at WESTERN NEW ENGLAND 28 WESL YAN 48 UMass-Boston Git WNEQ 3 WESLEYAN 33 at Plymouth St 10 Wesle an 16 COAST GUARD 27 WESL YAN 4O U.S.M.M.A. 1211 R10 10 WESLEYAN 28 at Rhode Island College 12 Wesle an 5 SPRINGFIELD 36 WESL YAN 23 Oneonta St 22 WESLEYAN 42 at Trinity 6 Wesle an 12 W.P.I. 26 WESL YAN 48 Hartford 3 WESLEYAN 36 Amherst 1at Williams1 6 WESLEYAN 48 at Williams 6 4th of 15 teams in New England Championship at Wesleyan 101 E 3m MEN'S SWIMMING G-Q Pat Callahan Wesle an at M. .T. WESLEYAN at Fairfield WESLEYAN Clark WESLEYAN Trinity Wesle an TUFT Wesle an atA HERST Wesle an at BO DOIN Wesle an COA GUARD Wesle an WILL AMS Tied for 23rd or 31 teams in NE. at Springfield. 102 003N3$N8m m WOMEN'S SWIMMING 07-h Pat Callahan Wesleyan at M.I.T. WESLEYAN at Fairfield Wesle an CLA Wesle an TRINI Y Wesle an TUFT Wesle an at A ERST Wesle an at BO DOIN Wesleyan Conn. College WesIe an WILL AMS 75 15th of 23 teams in New England at SMU ooxN.$$N.8m m3m Q H O m 104 Men's Squash MEN'S SQUASH U-ID Don Long Wesle an STD BROOK WESLEYAN M.I.T. WESLEYAN Stevens Tech Wesle an at T ITY Wesleyan ARMY WESLEYAN Colbly Wes e an BO OIN WESLEYAN G. Washington Wesle an AMH RST Wesle an STD BROOK Wesle an CO ELL WESLEYAN at Vassar Wesle an FORD Wesle an BOW OIN MIU WESLEYAN at MIT Wesle an TUFT WESLEYAN at Babson Wesle an atWI LIAMS VO0HmoxwhmuldiVNHmVNaumeONNOOVNOOOOWmOO . .... Women's 9 Squash lw' - WOMEN'S SQUASH G-lm Sasha Cooke Wesle an at YA E JV Wesle an SMI Wesle an at WE LESLEY WESLEYAN Vassar Wesle an HAM TON Wesle an AMH RST' WESLEYAN Franklin 8: Marshall WESLEYAN Colblf Wes e an CO ELU Wesle an AMH RST ht WilliamQ Wesle an at WI LIAMS Wesle an TUFT Wesle an MIDD EBURY WESLEYAN Vassar Howe Cup Match at Yale NUhhbJVOVOVOJBUJOVHOGHUINMhFVOVOVO 105 WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL 18-7-11 Cath Chu WES EYAN Wheaton 1at Clarld Wesle an at CL RK Wesle an TRIN 1at CGJ Wesleyhn at COAST GUARD WESLEYAN St. Josegh's 1at WCSU1 WESLE AN at Western Conn. WESLEYAN Wheaten 1at Ct. C013 Wesleyan at Conn. College Wesleyan SKIDMORE 1a: CCJ WESLEYAN Colb -Saw er1atC1CJ WES1:EYAKJ Albertus Magnus Wesle an AMH RST 1at WlmsJ Wesle an at WI LIAMS WESLEYAN at Trinity WESLEYAN Fairfield Wesleyan CONN. COLLEGE 106 4115115 151219 614 15115 9115 15117 5112 15115 15115 611 15115 1119 15115 616 1518 12115 7111 15115 15115 1110 15115115 41616 151812 9115115 719 15115 1511511317115 911311511515 15115115 111818 1810116110 16115118115 . -a'rwv nnxx x ,5, x x xxo;3 A 3 , N 51 i 3 x xx xx. ' 107 108 109 BASEBALL 06-11 Peter Kostacopou os WESLEYAN Ba University' Wes eyan ARW H H H NmNNmeGOVb-IOOJN Wesle an L0 LU Wesle an POm U innsJ WESLEYAN Ba Universityn Wes e an FLO DA ATLANTIC Wesle an GLAS BORO STATE? WESLEYAN Coast Guard WESLEYAN at Central Conn. WESLEYAN Hartford 0 innsJ WESLEYAN at Worc. Polytech. Inst. WESLEYAN Clark, Wesle an at SP NGFIELD WESLEYAN at Trinity 0 innsJ WESLEYAN at Trinity 0 innsJ B H... H v-I Nwwm$HmONUIOU1HVU1m NNEWNMQ 110 WESLEYAN at Coast Guard WESLEYAN at Williams WESLEYAN Trinity Wesle an EAST RN CONNECTICUT Wesle an at A ERST 0 innsJ Wesle an at A HERST U innsJ Wesle an COLB 0 innsj Wesle an COLE 0 innsJ WESLEYAN Bates WESLEYAN Amherst WESLEYAN Williams 17 innsJ WESLEYAN Williams 0 innsj H 4 2 4 2 0 H 1 H 4 6 8 0 3 4 5 9 4 6 H 8 1 8 7 0 9 5 4 Ream qualified for ECAC Div. III playoffs, but rain canc. the tournameno 1Game played in Florida 111 112 Men's Crew MEN'S CREW Peter Coffey Varsity Heavyweight Eight 12-41: Defated Holy Cross and U.R.I.; Lost to Coast Guard, UMass, Williams and Trinity; 8th of 8 in New EnElands; 17th of 24 in Dad Vail Re atta. Varsity Lightwei ht ight 12-41: Defeated Amherst an Wil- liams; Lost to f1.R.I., Coast Guard, Trinity and Conn. Eollege; 5th of 7 in New Englands; 11th of 16 in Dad Vail e atta. Nogice Eight A 13-51:Defeated U.R.I., Amherst and Wil- liams; Lost to Holy Cross, UMass, Coast Guard, Conn. College and Trinty; 7th of 11 in New Englands; 16th of 33 in Dad Vail Regatta. Novice Ei ht 'IB ' 10-51: Lost to Holy Cross, UMass, Coast Guard, onn. College and Trinity; Not entered in New Englands or Dad Vaxl Regatta. Varsity Four 12-51: Defeated UMass and Amherst; Lost to U.R.I., Coast Guard, Williams, Trinity and Conn. Col- lege; 2nd of 3 in New Englands; 8th of 15 in Dad Vail Regatta. Novice Four 0-11: Defeated HolyCross; Lost to Coast Guard; 7th of 8 in New Englands; 16th of 23 in Dad Vail Regatta. WOMEN'S CREW Pat Callahan Vursit Eight 15-31: Defeated Holy Cross, Coast Guar , Amherst, Conn. College and Trinity; Lost to UMass, Simmons and Williams; 3rd of 9 in New Englands; 6th of 23 in Dad Vail Re atta. Iumor Varsity Ei ht 12-31: Defeated 01y Cross and UMass; Lost to immons, Coast Guard and Trinity 111th of 5 in New Englands; 15th of 17 in Dad Vail e atta. No?vce Eight A 15-31: Defeated Holy Cross UMass, Coast Guard, Williams and Amherst; Lost to Simmons, Conn. Colle e and Trinity; 8th of 11 in New Englands; 15th of 3 in Dad Vail Re atta. Novice E1 ht B 11-31: Defeated Trinity; ost to UMass, 01y Cross and Williams; Not entered in New Englands or Dad Vail Regatta. Varsity Four A 13-21: Defeated U.R.l., Holy Cross and Smith; Lost to Simmons and Coast Guard; 4th of 8 in New Englands; 12th of 27 in Dad Vail Re- atta. arsi Four 8 11-21: Defeated Coast Guard; Los to U. .1. and H01 Cross; Not entered in New Englands or Dad ail Re atta. Novice Four13-11: Defeate Simmons, Coast Guard HA and Coast Guard B ; Lost to Conn. College Not entered in New Englands or Dad Vail Regatta. Women's Crew 113 Men's Lacrosse MEN'S LACROSSE 13-81 Terry Jackson Wesle an 8 TUFT 10 WESLEYAN 18 Hartford 7 Wesle an 13 at C0 N. 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A. ffnhf V .UNQA 0 avgwwmmywhchh 1...: 7 rl 138 140 141 142 In. ,..h'.n nun: . cm I lhtu 143 145 I$' 'x'j,- r .9: 146 147 150 151 152 153 154 156 157 161 162 163 MIXED DI: .2622. M 1 165 166 167 168 169 170 171 172 '-.' - W. $5.49 a . . 0 . - twafamiw fig, 35! l'- ' 173 174 175 176 177 a ? $ .5 r . SENIORS 179 The Class of 1985 arrived at Wesleyan Universitz on a blisteringAugustda .Somedubbed it Camp Wes ast edays flew by m a whirl activity: getting to know hallmates and Classmates, registering, ptckzng out classes, and parties aplenty. We were introduced to the joys of Thursday nights at Downey, john Bts, and Sals. Parties to celebrate Wesl an's Sesquicentennial occurred throughout the year; frien ships blossomed. The effects of Pres. Reaian's bud et cuts began to take their toll. Springtime brou t the en 0f aid-blind and the beginning of protests in the inn: 0f sit-ins and bus trips to Washington. I I r ht As Sophomores, everything and everyone were changing and man; experienced sopho- more slump. The housing shortage scattered us all over campus, ollg's was the new gathering spot, aspiring doctors were suddenly theater malors. Sop omore weekend rought us together to commiserate, relax and party as a c ass. After much waiting, the Campus Centerfinally became a reality during the Class of 855 junior year. With the 0 em'ng of the Campus Center in February, however, came the closing of Downstairs owney - no more late Thursday nights at Downey or con- gregating around the TV while eating lunch. 181 w .j ' s y aN I e . ex; xv 1.6M...iI : :ku thvnnv J Wesleyan has been known as a hotbed Ofcontroversy and has had its share of controversial speakers, G. Gordon Liddy and William Westmoreland to name a few. None, however, as con- troversial as Louis Farrakhan whose proposed appearance 5 arked a rIeXerendum. There were many issues besides arrakhan's pril appearance that were just as hotly debated, the Presidential electzon was one, divesting from corporations with holdings in South Africa was another. 182 As the controversy roared, seniors rushed around doing a myriad oftasks:filling out Senior Concentrationdforms, somefinding a thesis advisor an clarz' ing topics, others taking MCATs an LSATs and ap lying to raduate schools, and still at ers to fin a '01? and pursue a yuppy lifestyle e all t e while rejoicing in the fact that they had made it, they were SENIORSH 183 With these tasks and classes behind them tor at least delayedU, seniors celebrated the end of their college days in earnest during Senior Week. Campus Center Day, Beach Day, the DinneriDance at the Taylor Estate, and various cocktail arties and receptions in their onor rovided oppor- tunities for t em to revel in their achievements. The week ended with Graduation Da e the Class of 1985 leg Wesleyan in the same blister- ing heat in which they had arrived. 185 Evan H. Ackiron Rosalin Acosta Richard W. Adams I Amy B. Agatston Friedrich I. Albrecht Amena Ali Sharon A. Allard Deborah A. Alper Desiree Z. Alvarez John S. Anooshian Paul S Arinaga Katherine S. Atchley A. Lawrence Attia Plinio Ayala Susan D. Bakst David H. Baldwin Heejung Ban Rhonda M. Berman David I. Berube Laura Boughton Shari R. Berman Renuka A. Bery Margaret C. Bracken Amy Bernstein Lawrence Best Tom C. Bombara Samuel Bridges Ba rbara L. Becker Steven Bernst'ein David Browning Russell E. Browning Wendy Buffett Tracy Burnett Mark Bush Arnold H. Cachelin Adam Cantor Vicente L. Caride 188 Teresa M. Carter Emma Caspar David N Cassuto LeAnne Caton Carl Ceva Suzanne M. Chambers Gabriel J. Chin RW Marilyn E. Clare Amy Clark John B. Clutterbuck Tristram Coffin Julie Cohen 189 Carol Corkran Herbert Crystle Ira Dassa Elizabeth M. Datner Brian N . Davidson 190 Pa tricia A DeBenedictis Gary DiLisio Susan J. Dickes at: g Henry DeChalus Grace F. Donati William DeMarco Deborah A. Douglas i I Emily Denham Scott Diamond Scott Dowell Jonathan Denholtz Amanita Duga I Michael T Fries Erica Frohman Owen Furshpan ; Neil Cagliardi Gary Garrelick Myles Gilbert Michael Giliberto David Given Robert Goldaber Joel A Goldberg Lisa Goldberg Andrea Goldman Andrew R. Goldman Olga Gomez Steven Goodman Britta Gordon :3 U Jonathan Grayzel Peter Green Robert Griffen Nicholas R. Griswold 193 Jonathan Haber Daniel L. Hackett Deborah L. Hafetz Kenneth I. Haim Caroline Hale Marcelo Halpern Jill MA Hamada Martin P. Harrigan Amy Harrison Thomas 5. Harvey Donald H. Hawkins Dale Hemsdorf Leslie Henshaw Thomas G. Hentoff Alan Hernandez x t Janet Hill Jennifer Hilliard Christopher A. Hinnant Marcy Hirschfeld 194 Hillary Hess William W. Hobert Elisabeth S. Hodermarsky Randye Hoeflich Suzanne M. Hoey Katherine Holden Peter Horkitz Kenneth Hughes Christopher B. Hunt Charlotte Hunter J Sorel Husbands Leila Hutchinson Miles Hyman ;1' , x. Takeshi Inouye Hillary Jacobs Kinberly E. Johnson xx 1 J. A . Lois Johnson Iolynn Jones Eunice C. Jordan Andrew Kahn Stephen D. Kahn X. : Karen J. Kalina David Kaplan Rachel Kaplan Elizabeth Karger Andrew Kates I . a , , . F i Daniel Katz Martha Katz 196 Paula E. Kay Sean P. Kelley Maura G. Kelly James Kendall Matthew M Keum John Kilborn MaryBeth Kilkelly Jung-Ho Kim Christopher Klett Adam Knobler Justin Kopit Paul Krystall A17 M Kazunari Kuno Diana J. Lafer Nancy LaMarca Blaise Lamphier Emily Lander 197 mm David B. Landon James P, Lansing Andrew W. Larson Lucy Lehrer Miriam Leuchter 67 I x . x, . ' . 1 , Shauna Levine Paul Levitan Steven Levy Andrew Liao Robert Liddell Douglas Linde David Logan John S. Lopes Ariel L Lublin Aari Ludvigsen Janet M. Macomber Theodore MaCVeagh Elizabeth Maher Melissa Mandos Joseph P. Manzi Richard L. Marsh Earl J Martel James Martin Donald J. Masi Rano Mathew Ellen McCauley Donald McLeod Sybil McPherson Robert Menard John Miechkowski f v , u a . . 199 Toby Milgrome Marisa A. Miller Philip J. Miller Heidi A. Mintz Marichal B. Monts Amanda Moose Heidi Mordhorst Johanna Munson Susan Nalle Richard Nation Lisa Nevans Benjamin Nieberg Laura Nierenberg Paul Nissenbaum FM '. 200 i wav X - Wendyann Olivier Kenneth Osgood Douglas Oxenhorn Denise Paasche Sariya Pacheco ;. , . a E: . '24; w v ' :r ; o + Q a David Paldy Irene Panich Alejandro Paredes Marion Park William G. Paszamant Martha Patton Timothy Peters Jeanne Peterson Soren Pfeffer Peter M. Phelon ax Matthew Philpott Nathaniel Pierson Alexander Pires Richard Pitch Gregory Porydzy Craig Pospisil 201 Anne-Marie Pret Motria Procyk Robert Pruzan Pratt Elizabeth Pumell d. Wendell Raddatz Katherine Raptopoulos Kevin Redmond Spencer Reece Lynn Richardson David Robinson g .g John B. Rodgers Isabel Rodriguez Andrew Roff Carolyn Rose Lisa Rosenblatt 202 Scott Rosenzweig Susannah Rowe Joanne Rubel Ian Rubin Roger Russell I 3m; Eric Saidel Stephen L. Ryan Caryn P. Sachs Elaine M. Sapiro John P. Schmid ? -. W A x A: Barbara Schwartz Jill Schwartz Margot A Schwartz Stephen Schwartz Tammy B. Schuster Jennifer Sghia Erica Sibinga Daniel Silverberg Christopher Sinacola Nancy L. Sinacola Matthew Skalla Elizabeth Skoler Celia Slom Catherine A. Smalzel Derek Smith George D. Smith Martha Smith , f 4 ,' ' ' , W KwV. 4-,. Bradley Solomon Michael Solomon Jacqueline Soltys 5'. .x A'Iv'l I 4 . i C C. 4 . ' nib; ' '3,$ 3,,;;'J '11; $4.; ' 'L l' I l'; Hf, I - I: - Wuntura I I .JL. Robert W. Speir m- Joseph Spiegel Francis Spitz Valerie Sprague Rodrick Squires Marc Stein Miriam B. Steinberg Stacy A. Sterling Lowell R. Stern Dianne Stewart Richard Stoller F - . A g g? ?. .s. x4 3 7 . , 205 Neil H. Stollman Robert Stone Martin L. Suarez Rebecca Summerford Maniko Tada Kerilyn Tanner Seth Teller ' . x 1, 1:73: Far i Boris Thomas R. Martha Thomas Alison J, Thompson Robert J. Throckmorton David Tirschwell Zoya Trofimenko Crystal Turner ., J 1,3 . w . Wm, we fan. ?'1 ' w 4:1? .X: , V : h: I 6' f V , Thomas J. Ullian Moira Usatine 206 ' ; Alison Valtin Cindy VanWynen Nancy Velez as- :-: M . . , . 2' . um .'. .. 4 . .. . .J '- -a John P. Vigman C. Timothy Vlahos .1 Susan Wallace i Catherine N. Walto Lawrence A. Wayte Steven Weinberger Susanne Weinrauch Daniel Weinstein Richard B. Weinstein Richa Melissa Weintraub Kimberly West Peter Wetherbee Amy B. White Pamela White Caroline Wilkins 207 . .- . . . ; t K'. 2 ; . t. J l. r ' . - A A l - Richetta L. Wilson Tracey S. Winn Michael Wolf Jessica Wolfe Martha Wood Stuart C. Woolman Peter Yeo 208 Steven S. Yi Ariel Zaks Michael Zegans Gary A. Zimmerman Susanna M Zwerling .0 l ' s K x Q s Q Iifllillt ?'I fill! Senior Events Tuesday:Seni0r Fling Wednesday:Campus Center Day Thursday:Beach Day CPC Cocktails Dinnermance at Taylor Estate Friday:Champagne Brunch Saturday:Graduation Rehearsal Phi Beta Kappa Ceremonies Reception at Pres. CampbelFs Fountain Ave. Block Party Sunday:153rd Commencement Ceremonies 213 .NT'T. b . i T -' . 4 f. 7' VW- '6. T .414. ,-:' .1 M.- ?- .i'logcm' Nye . '. T am I IN MEMORIAM Class of 1985 Peter DeMetry Philip Lange Jennifer Lerner Nancy Smallwood F aculty Clement E. Vose john E . Andrus Professor of Government Jon B. Higgins Director, Center for the Arts Professor of Music 225 Randol h A. Accetta Evan . Ackiron Rosalin Acosta Richard W. Adams Amy B. Agatston Friedrich I. Albrecht Amena Ali Sharon A. Allard Deborah A. Alper Desiree Z. Alvarez John S. Anooshian David A pel Paul S. rinaga Rosemary Armstrong Elizabeth Arnold Katherine S. Atchley A. Lawrence Attia Am Auchincloss Cat erine Audette Margaret A. Aupke Plimo Ayala Linda Bacon Susan Bakst David H. Baldwin Hee'un Ban Mic ae K. Banbury Edward S. Ban Cassandra Ban 5 David Barr Damien Bartholomew Garth A. Battista Mary Bausman Robert Beach Richard P. Beal Barbara L. Becker Christo her Becker Wayne endell Marjorie Bennett Jerem Berlin Rhon a M. Berman Shari R. Barman Amy Bernstein Jonathan Bernstein Steven Bernstein David J. Berube Renuka Bery Lawrence Best David Bindman Christo her Bjork Arthur lasber Jeffrey Blinkoftg Wayne Bokat Tom C. Bombara Kevin Boucher Laura Boughton Marcus Brackeen Margaret Bracken Matt Braunstein David Brenner Andrew Bridge Samuel Bridges John Brooks Diane Brown John F. Brown Peter Brown Rosalin Brown David Browning Russell E. Browning Elaine B ant Wend uffett John . Burgess Tracy Burnett Jennifer Bums Mark Bush Laura Butzel Mary Byrne Arnold Cachelin Nancy Caciola Patricia Calayag Tracy Calhoun Ellen Campbell Joseph Cannizzo Abbe I. Cantor Adam Cantor Paula Jo Carbone THE CLASS OF 1985 Vicente L. Caride Maureen Carleton Alice Carman Lizbet Carroll Teresa M. Carter Peter Carwell Emma Cas ar David N. assuto LeAnne Caton Joan Cavanagh Carl Ceva Steven Charendoff Maia Chavez Dhianarah Chetty Andrew Chien Gabriel 1. Chin Tos Chirathivat Hiram Chodosh Sarah B. Christian Marilyn Clare Amy Clark Timothy Clark John B. Clutterbuck Eric Cobum Peter Coffey gastram lSoffgn risto er 0 ns Julie ngn gg1 Richard Cohen Ronald Cohen Lori A. Colaccio Sonia Cole Edmond Collier Clare B. Con don Eileen C0 p0 a Carol Cor ran Erian CC:0X a rum H xert M.pCrystle Erin Curtiss Lisa Danford Allison Daskal Ira Dassa Elizabeth Datner Brian Davidson Linda E. Day Marco DeBenedetti Patricia DeBenedictus Henry DeChalus William DeMarco Emily Denham Jonathan Denholtz Robert DeWeese Cara; DiLisio Mar DiTargiani Christopher Diamond Scott Dlamond Steven Diamond Susan Dickes Carey Dimmitt Geor 9 Dixon Dwig tDonaldson Grace Donati Sarah Dougherty Deborah Douglas Scott Dowell Amanita Duga Caryl Dunavan Mar aret Dunham Wilham Dunham Max Dunn Dana P. Dunne William Duryea Susan Eastman Dou las Easton Joan delman Donna Edge Gareth Edwards Susan Ehrenthal Tobias Emmerich May Y. Eng Geri En berg Elizabet Paule Robin Emi Lydia Esdaile Lauren Evans Patricia Fabricant Scoott Falk Grace Farrell Stephen Farrell Karen Fecher Eric Feinstein Leslie Feldman-Rumpler Gerard Fergerson Lisa Finder Iohn Fischer Bruce Fischl John Fleming Eamonn Foley Rosilyn Ford John For etta Remle orrest Julia oster Amy Fox Laura Freshman Stacey Friedman Michael T. Fries Erica Frohman Owen Fursh an Elizabeth Ga 0r Neil Gagliardi Mark Gaipa Theodore Galo Enri ue Gandarilla Erik arcia Curtis Gardner Gary Garrelick Jennifer Gates Nathan Gebert John Gemery Valerie Germain Anthon Gibbons Myles ilbert Mlchael Giliberto Robert Ginsberg David Given Peter Glusker Douglas Goetsch Robert Goldaber Joel Goldberg Lisa Goldber Joan Goldfar Andrea Goldman Andrew Goldman Marc Goldstein Ola Gomez David Gomprecht Evelyn Gonzalez James Goodale Steven Goodman Britta Gordon Jonathan Gordon Helene 6055 Rebecca Gotterer Andrew Gottlieb Elizabeth Grad Jacqueline Gra am Jonathan Grayzel Peter Green Beverly Greenfield Robert Griffen Ward Griffiths Nicholas Griswold Richard Gum Jonathan Haber Daniel Hackett Cynthia Hafer Deborah Hafetz Kenneth Haim Caroline Hale Timothy Hall Marcelo Halpem Jill Hamada Amy Hamburg Martin Harrigan Elizabeth Harris Am Harrison 110le Harrison Rachel Hart Thomas Harvey Arthur Haubenstock Donald Hawkins Kimberly Hayes Mark Hayman Craig Hazel Leonard Hecht Jennifer Henkind Leslie Henshaw Thomas Hentoff Alan Hernandez Dale Hernsdorf Danielle Herold Leslye Herrman Hilla Hess Janet ill John Hill Jennifer Hilliard Gail Himes 1 Christo her Hinnant i Alexan er Hinton i Marcy Hirschfeld William W. Hobert Elisabeth Hodermarsk Randye Hoeflich Suzanne Hoe Katherine Ho den Roberta Holley Steven Holtzman Peter Hork Catherine Houseman Emily Huffman Kenneth Hughes Brooke Hummer William H. Hunscher Christopher Hunt Charlotte Hunter Sorel A. Husbands Jennifer Hutchinson Leila Hutchinson Miles Hyman Takeshi Inouye Hilary Jacobs Michael Jacobs Peter Jacobs Timoth Jacobs KennetK Janik Anthon Jenks Jeanne Kew Robert Johns Kimberly Johnson Lois Johonson Iolynn Jones Eunice Jordan Andrew Joseph Andrew Kahn Stephen Kahn Karen Kalina Richard Kanwal David Kaplan Rachel Ka Ian Elizabeth arger Andrew Kates Daniel Katz Martha Katz Paula E. Kay Peter Ka nor Sean P. elley Maura Kell James Ken all Matthew Keum John Kilborn Mary Beth Kilkelly JungHo Kim Daniel Kinsey Karen Kleinman Christo her Klett Adam nobler Amy Koff Matthew Kohler Justin K0 it Ellen Kor onski Karen T. Korn old Ste hanie Kou es Ief rey Kovel Barbara L Kraemer Paul Krystall Paul Kumar Kazunari Kuno Victoria Kurtz Paul B. Kusserow Jeanne LaVallee John LaClaire John LaCrosse Diana Lafer Nicholas Lahage Nancy LaMarca Blaise Lam hier Emily Lan er David Landon Stacia Langenbahn James Lansing Susan Lanzoni Andrew W. Larson Elaine Larson John P. Larson David Lavietes Edward C. Lee Lucy Lehrer Alan Leiman Timothy Lenderking Miriam Leuchter Susan Levin Carlton Levine Shauna Levine Paul Levitan Adam Levy Steven Levy Claudia Lewis Alexia Lewnes Andrew Liao Robert Liddell Douglas Linde Moss J. Linder Jennifer Link Marquis Lobban Nina Loewenstein Linda Loewenthal David Logan John S. Lopes Anne Lubell Ariel Lublin Rebecca Lubove Aari Ludvigsin Shaozhong Ma Joan Mackowski Janet M. Macomber Theodore MacVeagh Margaret Macy Gregoria Ma nani Elizabeth Ma er Julia Mallalieu Melissa Mandos Patricia Manney Joseph P. Manzi Leslle Marable Daniel Markovitz Andrew Marks Craig Marsden Richard L. Marsh Earl Martel James S. Martin Donald J. Masi Veronica Masterson Rano Mathew Robert McCarthy Ellen McCauley Richard McClenahan James McGona 1e Donald McLeo James McManus S bil McPherson aria Mead Robert Meade Andrew Meier Robert M. Menard Michael Mendelson John Miechkowski Toby Mil rome Kevm M er Marisa A. Miller Michael Miller Phili J. Miller Hei 1 A. Mintz ohn Miya Marichal Monts Amanda Moose Heidi J. Mordhorst Derek Morris Johanna Munson Susan Nalle Amy K. Nash Richard Nation Evan Nelson Mark Nelson Lisa A Nevans Michael Newbury Benjamin Nieberg Laura Nierenberg Paul Nissenbaum Francis P. 080er Clarke Ohrstrom Erik Oldham Wendyann Olivier Andrew Orta Kenneth A. Osgood Douglas Oxenhom Demse Paasche Sariya A. Pacheco David Pald Barbara Pa mer Michael Palmieri Irene Panich Alejandro Paredes Marion Park Timothy Parsons William G. Paszamant Martha Patton Heath Pearson Timoth J. Peters Jeanne eterson Soren Pfeffer Peter M. Phelon Matthew Phil ott Christo her iaggi Alison icher Nathaniel Pierson Alexander Fires Nina Pinotti Richard I. Pitch Elisabeth Pollaert John Pomeranz Eavid Pogtregi re 0 o z Cralgg ?;spigil y Wilham Powell Dana L. Pratt Anne-Marie Fret Alison Prioleau Motria Procyk Robert A. Pruzan Elizabeth Pumell Marybeth P tlik Wendell R. addatz John Rahn Todd Rambo Gilbert Ramos Julie Rappa ort Katherine aptopoulos Anne Redfield Kevin Redmond Spencer Reece Sarah Reeves Derek Reisfield Lynn Richardson Samuel Richardson Lisa Ri hter David ilton John B. Rodgers Isabel Rodrigues Jonathan Roemer Andrew Roff Ethan Rome Carolyn Rose Daniel Rosenblatt Lisa Rosenblatt Scott A. Rosenzweig David Ross Susannah Rowe Jody A. Rozin Joanne Rubel Ian Rubin Seth Ruffins Ellen Rush Roger Russell Stephen Russo Christo her Ryan David yan Gregory R an Patnck J. yan Stephen R an Caryn P. achs Scott Sager Eric I. Saidel Georges V. Salaun Richard Sa erstein Elaine M. apiro Sally Sass Benjamin Sauer David Sa er Mark Scha er Amy L, Schapiro Aram P. Schlffman Carole Schiffman John P. Schmid Lisa Schroeder Tammy B. Schuster Barbara Schwartz Jill Schwartz Mar ot A. Schwartz Step en Schwartz Jessica Seigel Amy Se lin Alfredo e tien Jennifer Sg ia Peter J. Shabecoff Erika Shantz Craig Shapiro Julia Shaglro Carolyn harp Allison B. Sher Carol Sheriff Youn min Shim Iohn honle Erica Sibinga Melanie Sigal Samuel Sihpo Deborah L. Silver Daniel Silverberg Christo her Sinacola Nancy inacola Matthew Skalla Elizabeth Skoler Celia I. Slom Catherine A. Smalzel Julia A. Smart Derek Smith George Smith Laura Smith Martha Smith Mary-Duke Smith Richard Smith Bradley A. Solomon Michael Solomon Jacquiline Soltys Jonathan Sorof William Southern Robert W. Speir Joseph A. Spiegel Francis S itz Valerie . Sprague Rodrick Squlres Shelle Stark Marc tein Miriam Steinberg Stacy A. Sterling Lowell Stern Benjamin Sternlieb Dianne Stewart Richard Stoller Neil H. Stollman Robert Stone Peter Stout Martin L. Suarez Rebecca A. Summerford Howard K. Surks Mark Sussman Paul Sutherland Paul N. Sutro Gopal Swaminathan Maniko Tada Jacques Talbot Kenlyn Tanner Emad Tarazi Alexandra Taylor Millie R. Taylor Seth Teller Boris Thomas Martha Thomas Alison Thompson Suzanne Thompson Robert Throckmorton Sabrina Tillman David Tirschwell Kara Tobias John Tomanio Jaime Tome Mary Ann Toth Leshe A. Travis Zoya Trofimenko Crystal Turner Jonathan Turteltaub Pierce Tyler Thomas J. Ullian Andrew Ulrich L nette Underwood oira A. Usatine Sonya Valentine Alison E. Valtin A. Cynthia VanWynen Nan Velez John . Vigman C. Timothy Vlahos Ronald Wagner Susan Wallace Jimmy Wallenstein Diane Walter Catherine N. Walto Deborah A. Wang Heidi Wasch James Wasserman Dawn Watt Evan Waxman Lawrence Wayte Steven 1. Weinber er Susanne Weinrauc Daniel Weinstein Richard B. Weinstein Richard 1. Weinstein Ann Weinstock Melissa Weintraub Elizabeth P. Weiss Pamela Weiss Edward Weissberg Wavew Wellington Beth en er Kimberl est Peter etherbee Eric Wetlaufer Amy B. White Pamela White Robin Y Whitley Caroline Wilkins David Williamson Hildreth Willson Richetta Wilson Kevin Wimmer Trace S. Winn Ilan ittstein Michael Wolf Stephen Wolf Jessica Wolfe Alan D. W01 ert Robin A. We ser Martha Wood Stuart Woolman Rebecca Wri ht William Wm 91 Daniel Wurtzel Sandra W man Richard . Yancey Peter Yeo Steven Yi Ariel Zaks K styna Zamorska Mlchael Zegans Ted Ze ers Sophie iegler Gary A. Zimmerman Susanna Zwerling 227 A Poem by Nancy Carolyn Smallwood Sitting just where I sat, looking out at the same Vermont woods, through different eyes. The restlessness and hope which I searched the silent trees has ebbed, the transition has been made. So many worries held me captive Ionly now I see than There was no need to be afraid. The empty spaces have been filled I'm bubbling over e New friends, new loved, all a part of me No turning back now, so much more to see Time to go forward, time to live , . . for me. Looking out at the trees now, not for answers, but filled with the desire to share happiness. Do they hear? For Savmgs We have great plans for you. Middletown NJ, Cromwell. East Hampton. East Lyme. Haddnm. Mansfield. Marlborough, Mystic. Old Saybrook. Portland, Quaker Hill, Waterford, Willimantit Middletown ID. Cromwell, East Lyme, Haddam, Mansfield. Marlborough. Mystic. Old Saybrook. Portland. Quaker Hill. Wnurfoni, Willimantic 228 Compliments of When youIre ready to demand more from a bank. 267 MAIN ST. MIDDLETOWN, CONN. 06457 THANKS To an the Wesleyan students, too numerous to mention Individually, who made it such a Joy to be a parent during my son's college years. 'WLSVER H GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1985 SHIRLEY AN D SAUL TURTELTAUB Patrons Dr. and Mrs. Albert Attia Dr. and Mrs. Paul Chodosh Mr. and Mrs. John diTargiani Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Edelman Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Evans Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Gagliardi and Neil Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Gardner Dr. and Mrs. Stuart Garrelick Rona Hamada Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Hoeflich Mr. and Mrs. John M. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Eric Krystall Mr. and Mrs. Joao Lopes John and Caroline Macomber Jim and Ann Martin Mr. and Mrs. R.L. Mordhorst Susan S. Rappaport Mr. and Mrs. Henri Salaun Mr. and Mrs. Allan L. Sher Deborah and Stanley Slom Dr. and Mrs. Yale Solomon Mr. and Mrs. Jack Weinberger Tamara L. Weintraub Mr. and Mrs. Winthrop Wetherbee 229 Olla Podrida Staff 230 Editor-in-Chief: Charles H . Tashima Associate Editor: Catherine N . Walton Assistant Editor: David A. Carnoy Activities: Laura Boughton, Grace Donati Athletics: Brad Vogt, Dennis Mahoney Student Life: Dana Pratt, Debbie Martin, Lauren Bendon, Trisch McGovern Seniors: Catherine N . Walto, Karen Fecher, Meg Dunham Photography: Hemanshu Nigam Business: Patricia Gibbons, Geri Engberg Design: Charles H. Tashima Staff: Nicole Cherbuliez, Maria Danielson, Grace Farrell, Amy Grossman, Chris Huger, Iolynn Jones, Liz Karger, Fred Lu, Ianet Macomber, David Morris, Dan Silverberg, Cindy VanWynen, Robin Wolser Copy: Ienifer Goldman, Aaron Schloff, Peter Blumberg, Grace Donati Contributing Photographers: Nathan Ainspan, Emma Casper, Steve Gavios, Orna Izakson, George Kurzman, Gao-Wen Shao, Shana Surreck, Peter Wallach, Stacey Owen Special thanks to: Cari MacDermott, who as alwayst gave her time and support consistently throughout the year e little could we tell that she had to assist all the other student organizations on campus; Ioe Donovan from Hunter Publishing; Yearbook Associates; AV Associates; the photography of Shana Surreck, Gao-Wen Shao, Peter Wallach, Steve Gavios; and Public Information for the athletic results. ol-la po-dri-da xgl-e-paldrEd-a, ,oi-eA n, pl 011a podridas VdrEd-ezmlso ollas podridas Veil-aay, ,oi-dzypa 5p, lit. , rotten potl 1: a rich highly seasoned stew of meat and vegetables usu. includin sausa e and Chick-peas that is slowly 51mmered and IS a traditional Spanish and Latin American dish 2: H DGEP DGE 231