Westfield State University - Tekoa Yearbook (Westfield, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1983 volume:

WESTFIELD STATE COLLEGE 3 0386 0026 0173 7 PROGRAM ' OVERTURE 1 DEDICATION 17 SUPPORTING CAST 18 BEHIND THE SCENES 34 ACCOMPANIMENTS 76 BLOCKING THE ACTION 92 PRINCIPAL PLAYERS 126 AFTER THE SHOW 162 CURTAIN CALL 186 WESTFIELD STATE COLLEGE Westfleld, MA 01086 1983 TEKOA Vol No. 58 iM f ei lli l MI | !  ' ' «,) ' ' H 1 ' 1 . I II ' ill I '  t ' m ' f -ff ur 1 • • m e ma€m Ae J may oA be Jona aao ' f : ' .. I Acw u m fated to ma e ■ M ■ 1 i r I 1 L J 1 ■ 1 WP-- ! J :JH 1 , .. ■ ■■-, „, -• SFmn in foi ' lAA« J 1 T . lis .  -•• ■ ! • A ft V 4 ' • 1 H % m mSJy 2? sm ■ - Jc cf beabvnb tAdt mubl end S PR I N G Fl ELD ' ■ sgfy ' I 1 I I • - ■ ■ MB KMt . e tmt ' Cme, i c I CIVIC CENTER cm uou m me icww 1 r • ' ' ■ ■ ; !-; ■ H 1 ? s J IT-;: B ' i .JB ' ' ' ■ ' ■■ ■ ' l ' - f a Mfc, ' ■■ T '  muimmm 3a£e tfwJnttyand betene ' ' •  II , ' • ' ft V Swekn A na nueti ccme to an end ' Mb tAe JtaAt fade icni Me famous fina bcene M©IC3ffl(M «; ■ mm - i« - ■tgtnBW ' fift ' S d$SS Robert C. Mailloux From 1974 to 1983 Bob Mailloux dedicated many long hours of service and assistance to the edi- tors and staff of TEKOA. His efforts have been indispensible in helping to create yearbooks that will be memorable for years to come. It has been a privilege to have the concern and interest of such a fine advisor. j. TEKOA is proud to dedicate its 1983 edition in honor of Robert C. Mailloux, an outstanding Westfield State College staff member and a special friend. m I I 1 1 Pi I I ::;gi I Ml I I I I I I ■ H ■ H II I SB I WB SUPPORTING CAST To the Class of 1983: By the time you receive this yearbook and my final words to you, you will have graduated. Your College days will have been completed. But just as this book will always serve to renew your memories of the time you spent and studied and learned at Westfield State College, your unique spirit will always remain with your Alma Mater as a goal for classes to come. You called yourselves awesome! How appropriate! As a class you were that, and more! You exhibited a genuine love for the College, a concern for others, a dedication to work, a sense of humor. You always had my respect and my gratitude. Now you face new challenges, new opportunities for con- cern, for diligence, for dedication, for humor. During your College years you have sown for yourselves a mantle of accomplishment. It is still yours. Wear it well. You are still a part of the College Community. Early in your years. 1 read you a remarkable poem by Rabindramoth Tagore. In bidding you this final good wish, may I help you recall it to your memories. I slept and dreamt That life was joy. I awoke and saw That life was duty. I acted and behold Duty was joy! Dear friends in the Class of 1983, I wish you peace, love, and joy! Respectfully, JLuJ - Francis J. Pilecki President Dr. Francis J. Pilecki President 20 Timothy Murphy Assistant to the President Miecyslaw Godek Director, Planning and Development Michael Anciello Staff Associate, Admissions Garreth Lynch Assistant to the President John Nevins Vice President, Academic Affairs Robert Martin Charles Hagan Dean of Undergraduate Studies Registrar Lori Letendre Staff Assistant, Admissions Warren Hill Vice President, Student and Campus Affairs William Crean Director, Admissions James McKenna Associate Dean, Placement James Lombard Director, Media Studies John Morytko Staff Assistant, Media Studies Maxine Lentz Staff Assistant, Academic Counselor Donald Ford Director, Affirmative Action Norman Hiersche Associate Dean of Students Adrene Adams Peter Mazza Staff Assistant, Campus Center Associate Dean, Student Services JoAnn Pulver Staff Assistant, Residence Director Curt Robie Staff Assistant, Residence Director Robert Spear Kenneth Magarian Staff Assistant, Student Services Assistant Director, Athletics Richard Pierce Athletic Trainer Albert Midgley Director, Administrative Services f  wi George Cushman Staff Assistant, Bursar Robert Green Director, Financial Aid Father John Dean Maureen Fitzgerald Alumni Office Nanci Salvidio A. I. D. Special Services Bruce King A. I. D. Special Services Joan Fuller A. I. D. Special Services Kamal Ali Director A. I. D. Special Services ' T 1 ' I ■i • P wk —. i t m : ' Walter Korzec Art Arno Maris Art Bernard McMahon Art Ronald Michaud Art 23 James Phillips Biology 24 John Songdahl Biology Teresa Te-Ming Wu Computer and Information Science John Jones Criminal Justice J. Kenneth Taylor Biology Robert Cormier Computer and Information Science MX James Jackowski Computer and Information Science Victor Ascolillo Criminal Justice Kenneth Bowser Criminal Justice Norman Greenberg Criminal Justice A H ■ JT A Alida Merlo Criminal Justice Russell Bellico Economics Business Administration John Darrow Economics Business Administration 4 v k r JJ| ■P f i Philip Ettman Economics Business Administration Michael Gural Economics Business Administration Gerald D. Healy Economics Business Administration Nancy Kotzen Economics Business Administration 25 Thomas McFarlin Economics Business Administration Robert Guilbault Education Kathleen Pellegrino Economics Business Administration Joseph Comerford Education Louise Haas Education Martin Henley Education Wanda Cook Education Barbara Holland Education Donald Landry Education Lawrence Latour Education Dewey McGowen Education Linda Nober Education Robert Saisi Education Joseph Tobia Education Edward Townsend Education Geroge Worle Education Edgar Alward English Curt Curtin English Wallace Goldstein English Christopher Jones English 27 1 I - Philip Shepardson English 28 Stephen Sossaman English Kenneth Johnson Geography Karl Leiker Geography George Psychas Geography David Vincent Geography John Ifkovic History Robert Brady History Peter Bulkley History Catherine Shannon History Elizabeth Teall History Frederick Harling History Alphonse Jackowski Mathematics Catherine Lilly Mathematics Robert McGuigan Mathematics Edwin Abar Media Studies Brooks Robards Media Studies 29 J? Maria Maris Modern Foreign Language Kathleen Mcintosh Modern Foreign Language Donald Bastarache Music Theodore Davidovich Music Peter Demos Music Catherine Dower Music Arthur Jannery Music Daniel Koury Music Lawrence Foard Philosophy John Loughney Philosophy Gerald Tetrault Philosophy Weston Dyer Political Science Michael Engel Political Science Erika Pilver Political Science Brian Steinberg Political Science Tilia Fantasia Physical Education David Laing Physical Education Amelia Riou Physical Education Marth van Allen Physical Education Peter Ball Physical Science 31 Gilbert Billings Physical Science Patrick Romano Physical Science Joseph Connolly Psychology Joan Corell Psychology Suzanne Davis Psychology Susan Dutch Psychology Jeffrey Flatt Psychology 1 X . I Robert Goodale Psychology Horace Marchant Psychology Brian Gilmartin Sociology Jesse James Sociology Even before we set foot on the Westfield State College campus, we were depending on the kindness of strangers. Through phone calls and letters, we gradually learned these strangers ' names and during the interview — tour, we even saw their faces. Oh, that ' s Dean Nevins, and you ' re Dean Hagan, How do you do Dean McKenna. Is the Registrar in? What are his office hours? I ' m having trouble with registration. There ' s this item on my bill I don ' t understand. Can you help me? As the days flew by, we began to know these administrators and professors very well. No matter what the problem, there was someone somewhere who could help solve it. (If we could only find them.) Teachers would gladly help with classwork difficulties, advisors would advise, administrators would explain questions like: When ' s graduation? What do we fill out for the diploma? Which side does the tassle go on? Then suddenly it ' s the end and still the questions, the problems, and the difficulties. We finally conclude that as much as we like to think we got through it all on our own, we always had help from administration and faculty who answered our stupidest questions. For four years of patient assistance and dedicated service, a thank- you does not quite cover it. But it was you, the administration and faculty who shaped and developed each and every one of us into the fine young adults that enter this society today. 32 « «;VS£ ■ • I S V :; s SI I i  .feJ T Illliiiiiiiiir iiiin IDIEIHIINID THE SCENES iNYTHIN6 GOES ' 9 m WSC Dinner Theatre opened on April 13-15. Scanlon Cafeteria was transformed from an eating and meet- ing place into the USS American as WSC Dinner Theatre launched its first production, Anything Goes. Working against time and the obstacles both ex- pected and unexpected in turning the cafeteria into a theatre. The cast and crew produced an impressive and en- joyable show. On the final evening, the audience dined on a special turkey din- ner before enjoying the singing and 1 dancing. Director Kathryn L. McColley, Musical Director Elaine M. Michaud and choreographer Karin J. Perry skillfully guided their talented cast through pos- sibly treacherous waters. The leads and chorus rode on a high wave of energy and won the admiration of appreciative audiences with the help of the pit or- chestra and tech crews. WSC can cer- tainly look forward to many more tal- ented productions from this alternative to MTG. IPIIPIPIN MTG finished off the fall semester with a bang when they presented Pippin on December 1- 4 in Dever Auditorium. Experienced director George MacGillvray assisted by musical director Julie MacNall and choreographer Maxine Sadowsky, spread a little sunshine in the audi- ence ' s lives. Although the story was set in the Holy Roman Empire in 780 A.D., the ideas presented were every bit as important for people living today. Enjoying the simple things in life and just being yourself proved to be more enjoyable and much easier to do than being what others want you to be. The interest- ing characters and unusual songs led everyone into the Christmas break with a smile and a cheer for the tal- ented cast and crew. mm WsSs ■ ' ■ i WES1SIDE STOCy Every year, the rumor goes around that MTG will be producing West Side Story, but it always proves false. Some people murmur that the dancing is too difficult, the songs too complicat- ed, the acting too intense. But during the spring semester, director Russell Shapiro, musical director Stuart Rog- ers, and choreographer Kathleen Brackett decided to give the play a try. The result suprised everyone. Even the most skeptical critics enjoyed the dances, the songs, and the drama. Al- though acting is usually the weak point in MTG productions, it was every bit as rtrong ts the dancing and singing in this show. The updated Romeo and Juliet theme proved captivating and emotional. It was a long time coming, but West Side Story was well worth the wait. CHILDREN ' S TLiEATD Pinocchio, that classic children ' s fa- vorite, was enthusiastically received when children ' s theatre presented it on December 3-5 in the Student Union Theatre. The three directors, Fay Cruikshanks, Paul Glo ' vr. :v; La i Sironen, proved that with hard work and maybe a little wishing upon a star, a talented, coordinated group of danc- ers, singers, musicians, and actors could pull off an excellent performance that pleased children of all ages in the audience. The simple story of a puppet who becomes a real little boy through the magic of love was a huge success and set a high standard for future chil- dren ' s theatre productions. In the spring, Children ' s Theatre trans- formed the student union theatre into that magical land somewhere over the rainbow when they presented The Wizard of OZ from April 21-25. Based on the popular MGM movie, the production delighted children and adults alike in the standing room only audiences. Director Tim Cournoyer PL VfJw% :. ' .; A 5S 2EL Eg 4i- ' Vti i l 1. 1 ir.jSS adapted the original screenplay, musi- cal director Sheila Comstock tran- scribed the music, and choreographer Janice Beetle kept the cast on its toes. Familiar characters like Dorothy, Toto, The Scarecrow, Tin man, Lion, and Good and Bad Witches, with the support of the chorus, did a good job with this technically difficult play. Chil- dren ' s Theatre continues to grow in experience and is clearly building a strong tradition of quality theatre for young people. ' Si V a - 1 M ; t I THEATRE COMPANY Theatre professor Fran E. Mello di- rected the smash hit of the WSC the- atre season when he staged One Flew Over the Cuckoo ' s Nes t in Novem- ber. The tense story of Randal P. McMurphy, a psychiatric ward patient who challenges the power of the head nurse Ratchet rivited the audiences to their seats. His brilliant, though doomed rebellion touched everyone who saw the play. The wonderful act- ing of the supporting cast elevated the show to the heights one has come to expect from Professor Mello. Rave re- views insured full houses and the show was both an artistic and financial suc- cess. During the spring semester, The- atre Company presented two black comedies: Little Murders, by Jules Feiffer, April 6-9, directed by Michael Finnerty, and Home at Six , by Lee Falk, May 3 4, directed by Pattie Gillespie. Black comedy, a genre of drama which invites the audience to laugh at some depressing or shocking events, is a tricky type of theatre to produce successfully, but both plays proved to be enjoyable and poignant. Both casts worked long and hard on their shows and their enthusiasm paid off: the audiences clearly enjoyed the productions. v X XX Where is it?How can I get there?Do you have to pay?I don ' t understand that one.. Look at this sculpture . my roommate did this one, is the new show in yet? Hard work I won second prize Can I touch this, Isn ' t this one upside down? But could you live with this in your living room? Look at that Now, this one ' s nice Don ' t touch that! I wish I knew about this earlier. 46 AMI GALLERY 47 HUSIC n Student recital today ... I can ' t sing that . . . Jazz-rock auditions tomorrow! Wow, the chorale sounds pretty g ood . . . What does the glee in glee club mean? Not another tour Wind phil re- hearsal . . . She ' s nervous — it ' s her first time conducting . . . they spelled my name wrong in the program con- cert dress . . . make a face at the con- ductor! ... I didn ' t know he could play so well. I ' m doing it for my jury . . . Are all the practice rooms full Why don ' t you try it? The madrigal singers will now perform a few selections . . . You ' d better behave on this tour. Ted ' s really happy with us. Mr. Manzer ' s going to play . . . Music Club car wash . . . U can ' t — I have another rehearsal I don ' t know my music, Did you hear us? ... All that practice was worth it. 48 49 50 Walking to the caf in the rain through the mud field ... El Italia in the lobby . . . Can we paint our room? . . . Does anyone have a vacuum clean- er? . . . Turn on the heat! . . . New Alcohol Policy! Uh Oh! ... My mailbox won ' t open . . . Whose stuff is in the washing machines? ... a triple? . . . visitor in the lobby, someone fixed the free dryer! we ' re out of food if we close the bathroom doors and turn on the showers, we can make a sauna! or a pool . . . Has anyone seen my English Lit book? Has anyone seen my bed? It ' s somewhere in my room . . . Has anyone seen my roommate? . . . Classes are cancelled Go back to sleep, Can I borrow your typewriter? Can Opener? Record? Car? Boyfriend? Girlfriend? We smuggled it out of the caf . . . Can you please turn down your stereo? I like the Rolling Stones too, but not in my room at 4 a.m. in the middle of the week . . . Turn off the heat ... It must be spring, a frisbee just flew in my window. Let ' s go to Stanley Park. No parking spaces. Fire alarm — Let ' s see who comes ouf of whose room! . . . Who ' s got my meal pass? Getting a tan on the blocks. Good morning — it ' s 7:30 — we ' re plowing the parking lot — move your cars, Long distance call, Going to the Rat? . . . Davis, Scanlon, Dickinson, Lam- mers, Apartments Four long years . . . Home Sweet Home. 54 w is t S2 9.11 meet you at 56 All year, the Owl ' s Nest has been the place to be on weekend nights. Special senior nights have not only raised money for the senior class but have also given people from all classes a welcome break from studying, pa- pers, and exams. D.J. ' s, bands, good conversations, new friends, old friends, and very special friends could always be found in the RAT. Whether you were celebrating graduation or just get- ting through another week, Senior Daze was the place to be!!!!!! C aii of 1983 Can you remember the end of the summer of 79 , trying to enjoy the last few days of vacation with home town friends, saying good- byes and packing all that stuff, soon to be heading off to Westfield State College. Finally the day had come to pack the car, believe it or not, all those boxes, bags, suitcases and even milkcrates fit. Then onto the Mass Pike, at least for most of us. Considering the majority of us lived in Massachusetts, within a few hours you arrived at your new residence. For some of us it was Davis, Lammers, Dickinson or Scanlon, others it was off-campus housing — maybe Day Ave., Noble Ave., Heritage House, the White House, The Fort, Ice Palace, Blanford, whatever the case may have been, we lugged those belongings to our new living quarters. The fortunate ones were those that decided to stay under moms and dads roof, and didn ' t have to go through all of this. So many things to adjust to — roommates, professors, advisors (if you were lucky you got an advisor that you could understand), classes, cafe food, and the list goes on. Within a few weeks our class govern- ment was formed. We were becoming a class more and more each day with the help of our Class President Rick Sewall all the way to our Class Representative to Senate Linda Feinerman. Perhaps the hardest thing that we had to learn was to handle ourselves and all of our freedom. Realizing that we had to write letters in order to receive letters. Learning from our mistakes, which all of us had done at least once in our college career. We were beginning to catch on and become more familiar with the new surroundings. This was easily done when we were sophomores 58 and it was someone elses turn to be freshman. Did we actually act like that? Linda Feinerman now Class President were she stayed for 3 years, although her backbone changed every year. Semester after semester just flew by, taking 1 credit P.E. classes just to make things easier. Going from hang out to hang out whether it was the days of The Nook, The Westgate, Kellihers, The Grove, Hounds Head, Chuck ' s, Benjamin ' s or just picking up a six pack or maybe a keg at Ryan ' s, Cork n ' Bottle, Pop the Cork, and probably on a Wednesday nite because that ' s when the weekend started. During our years at Westfield State College many significant events occured in the outside world. Although at times it might have slipped our minds that the outside world continued on while we were at State. Usually we were fortunate enough to eventually hear about them. It is impossible to list all of them but here are a few: Carter out — Reagan in, hostages taken in Iran, Olympic Boycott, John Lennon killed, President Reagan shot, Pope John Paul II shot, Prince Charles and Lady Di married — son born, and then there was the end of M A S H. It was easier to remember the happenings in Westfield especially at the College . How about: Campus Center renovations, teacher ' s strike, football becoming a team after being a club for 3 years, new alcohol policy, Pasquales burned down, Sterling Radiator Strikers- (near the pike), relocation of Ryan ' s. Some of these we laughed at, others made us quite perturbed. Little did we know that the final outcome could be quite beneficial to us, the awesome Class of 1983 !!!!!!! 59 iAiiV is I got A 56 , what did you get? D something , I ' m always at the end of the lottery for registration. I ' ll never get the classes I want. The mad rush began at Wilson Aud. Students waiting impatiently for their name to be called and once it was you grabbed your packet and booked over to the gym. Finally made it into the gym and the confusion began. Which line do I go to first? What class do I really want? Why am I here? Do I really need biology, maybe I ' ll take a skills class, how about Dr. Bob ' s class? No wonder they gave us the whole day off, we needed it to figure our schedule. 60 Bf T - - -- —. •- -.. Registration . fi ji • j , CON VOCATION AWARDS D STATE COLLEGE 1838 KNOWLED ' SEEK WISDOM ' •, 3 MER- im-mm m mm m •9 On April 20, seniors dressed in their caps and gowns and met in Dever Auditorium to recognize their friends and peers who had done superior work during their years at WSC. After speeches by College President Francis J. Pileki and senior class president Lin- da Finerman, Awards were presented to students who had performed out- standingly in their majors, internships and overall activities, and also to those who had been included in Who ' s Who of American College Students. Past and present class offices were recog- nized and Tim Lambe, the editor of Tekoa ' 83 presented a special Dedica- tion Award to Mr. Robert Malloux for all of his help. A reception in the Cam- pus Center lounge followed the cere- mony and finished the pleasant after- noon with the mingling of students and faculty. 64 emt- On December 3 and April 22, the Winter and Spring Balls were held at Chez Joseph. Hours before both, stu- dents in various forms of formal dress could be seen hurrying around cam- pus. New dresses and suits emerged from closets, new hair-dos were care- fully arranged, and the local florists ex- perienced an upswing in business. Aft- ter the dinners, a welcome change fr- om the usual scanlon food, there was dancing and romancing to the live music. SENATE BANQUET Chez Joseph was the setting for the Senate Banquet on May 5. More than just an excuse to dress up and party, the ban- quet was held to present awards to de- serving students for their hard work from the student senate. Outstanding achieve- ments and dedication were recognized and awarded. Afterward, there was din- ner and dancing to Spanky . Special buses were provided to insure safe trans- portation to and from the event and there were no unfortunate incidents to spoil the fun. 66 wmmmm 7 m 3 f , p ' I f n £t ' ■ CO C J a BUM : ' i r 4 m - -i 69 When is it? ... How do we get there? ... I guess this is it . . . What ' s a group leader? . . . Where ' s the outside pool? For four years, we eat in here? . . . Someone said we have three room- mates . . . Mingle, mingle . . . I ' m going on a picnic and I ' m bringing apples, bananas, carrots. Where are you from? Which one is Wilson? Casino night! When can we live in the apart- ments? ... so many questions . . . Really, I ' m 20 My I.D. doesn ' t even look like me, can you take it again? . . . I don ' t expect I ' ll ever be back in the library. I ' d like a WSC shirt, mug and a key chain. I ' m a psych major. Four years here ... It doesn ' t seem so bad. 70 RESHMAN ORIENTATION 71 fsmmmmm. m u . _ n ini r I =r r 4 HP mi ■1 i! H - ' ■ SBV i 1 ■ W ' ' M r ' ' j8 ' H1 m M B Uf w SI Hi ' 1™ r v jL 22 — m M - i i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 n 1 1 ■ 1 1 1 1 1 ■ ■ 1 1 ACC ' D HIPANIMIENYS THE OWl WSKB Is the Owl out yet? . . . Did you read the article about a dry campus? . . . Was that you they meant in the per- sonals? . . . The Pholm reviews are phull of it! ... Has the student senate hired a hit man to take care of Chip yet? . . . About those intramural teams mean you print their names in the pa- per? . . . But where are the comics? ... Do we really care about campus best-sellers? . . . You see the OWL all over campus — on the baseball field, in the cafe, and at all events . . . Did you read what the housing authority is doing! Is the OWL out yet? . . . Now, 100 watts . . . New Wave! . . . For Tom, from Gale . . . Today ' s news . . . There will be a meeting tonight . . . You want to be a D.J . . . The meather in a minute ... Is Phil Shepardson lis- tening? . . . You forget to turn on the mike ... To Gale, from Tom . . . Can we say that on the air? ... I guess not — the FCC ' s on the phone . . . Here ' s a little Stray Cats ... Do we have a copy of Moon River? . . . We ' re at 89.5 ... Is anybody out there listening? . . . Someone wants to hear Frank Sinatra . . . Who took the new Who album? ... Oh no there ' s a skip . . . Could Gale and Tom show themselves in preson? . . . You don ' t look like your voice . . . It ' s time to end our broadcast day . . . Until tomorrow. 78 79 Mm mm 80 THIRD WORLD ORGANIZATION 81 IN FOCUS Ed and his amazing chair ... we start taping in 3 minutes . . . Isn ' t that story done yet? . . . This microphone isn ' t working! . . . CueCa camera? . . . I ' m directing this week . . . Audio check . . . Let ' s build a new set! . . . April Fool ' s show . . . Can you hear me? . . . Question of the week . . . (You ' re looking at the wrong camera) . . . Lights! Camera! Action! . . . There ' s something wrong with the tape . . . 7:30 Wednesday . . . Who ' s got the porta-pack . . . Done for an- other week . . . Tomorrow, we start on next week ' s . . . Good Evening . . . BOXING CLUB BIOLOGY CLUB mmm FALL SEMESTER EXCHANGE STUDENTS WSKB SPRING SEMESTER EXCHANGE STUDENTS PSYCHOLOGY CLUB STUDENT ATTORNEY GENERALS ,:, 9- T V.. fe PROGRAM COUNCIL CAMPUS CENTER SUPERVISORS HISTORY CLUB Producing a college yearbook is not an easy task. The Tekoa staff was made up of 8 editors, all seniors. Tim Lambe — Editor Ana Alves — Assistant Editor Denise Kemp — Layout Editor Designer of the book Vanessa Reid — Copy Editor Vicki Wilhelm — Business Editor John DeMarinis III — Photo Editor Karen Raleigh — Sales Editor Stephanie Deferie — Copy Editor Hey gang, let ' s make a yearbook . . . First a theme must be decided. All those meetings in 2C2, the layout staff worked hard deciding on a theme. Notices for senior portraits, apartment ads patrons are sent out. Senior photos are scattered all over 302 ' s livingroom floor . . . Has anyone seen Janet? . . . Tim? . . . Demo? Dead- line tomorrow . . . Where are the pictures: How many pages are due? Vicki, how much money do we have? Karen we need more Ads! Vanessa here is another page to be typed. Roadtrip to Gettysburg, Penn . . . Towne Taverne . . . D.C . . . Ana someone is on the phone and they want to know about Tekoa. Denise get some people together to stage a few photos for the theme. All right who took all the vouchers . . . Demo we need sports and clubs covered!! . . . Don ' t forget the meeting with John Carrier Thurs. . . . Are we allowed to print a picture of that? . . . You Can ' t say that . . . We need some captions for these portraits. What, all the senior pictures are the wrong size?! . . . Tim, call photographies . . . Arguments and disagreements ... All deadlines made on time so far . . . How did we get our- selves into this, will it be worth it?? The Huke Lau . . . Vicki and the drum mer . . . Another round . . . more deadlines . . . copy needed . . . need good pictures . . . Where are all the sports photos? Ahh graduation . . . only 100 pages to go . . . Where ' s Tim???????????? Vicki Vilhelm ■J3 iS-s- ' s - -- 1 ; ; r ■ . ■v. - m t ? m £l Bi fr .- ' tit,} ' ■: •,: SS®£«I P iiniiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiii ELGGRING TIH IE ACTION Westfield State completed its first season in Division III NCAA football with a 2-7 record. We have lots or room to improve, com- ments Coach Roger LeClerc, but overall we were pleased since it was our first year on the varsity level. One exceptionally bright spot for the Owls was the superb play of senior nose guard John Fahey of West Springfield. Fahey gave 150% each game, maintains Coach Le- Clerc. He played hurt and still was a stabiliz- ing influence on and off the field. WSC got a splendid season from freshman tailback Ron •lr TviJ k ' J|[ B •)[•(.( til 1 1 U n fif M ' r 1 1 ' kh j I ries. Receivers Brad Clark and Ed Fitzgerald enjoyed standout campaigns. Fitzgerald hauled in 15 passes for 329 yards and three touchdowns, while Clark made 16 catches for 234 yards. Injuries to key defensive players damaged the Owls chances throughout the campaign. Jamie Kaczowka of Uxbridge, a strong defensive tackle, was the squad ' s lead- ing pass rusher and one of the top sackers despite painful injuries. When he was healthy, affirms Coach LeClerc, no tackle in New England Football Conference could con- tain him. Another bright light was freshman defensive back Mickey Costa, who improved throughout the fall while freshman center Dave Smith came on strong during the latter part of the season. Mithc Macomber, a fine blocker, found time to rack up on 143 yards on the ground in 51 tries. Sophomore linebacker Chris Kinback, a transfer from Mass. Maritime, was another anchor on defense, leading the squad in tackles. % A t ■ . . K wi ■0 ' fi ' L ■2V Jfc «t9 if « e 1$ i ..jt tew . . k IUi ; ; ifcS fc : ' J J ' 1 p K. W Coach Cathy O ' Neil ' s hustling Lady Owls finished 7-7 overall and were 3-2 in the Mass. Conference final standings, although they were hit by a host of injuries right from the start of the season. Captain Debbie O ' Reilly, the gifted senior, led the team in scoring for the second straight year with 12 goals and one assist. Robin Murphy had six goals and one assist, Nancy Macleod five goals, Colleen Donegan two goals and three assists. Senior star O ' Reilly made the All-Conference squad at midfield along with Beth Childs; sophomore forward Donegan, junior center-halfback Terry Eager and junior goalie Vicky Bourque also earned All- Conference honors. Bourque earned six of her team ' s seven wins through shutouts. The Lady Owl hooters turned in a 7-6 overall record for Coach Mike Walker. WSC bowed in its first three games but roared back with victories in seven of their last nine contests to make the finals in the NEWISA Tournament. Westfield, ranked third in the tourney, tripped sixth-seeded Boston Universi- ty, 2-0, and edged second-ranked Keene State, TO, before falling to Springfield College, TO, in the final round. Lisa Benoit led the team in scoring with nine goals and three assists for 12 points. Benoit was named to the All- New England honors. Goalie Lisa Kavanaugh also turned in a superb The Owls were riding the crest midway through the season with a brilliant 8-1 record but were forced to forfeit all victories due to playing with an ineligi- ble student. Thus, Westfield State fin- ished with a 4-11-2 overall mark under Coach Jim Fonte. Despite the forfeits, Owl fans had plenty to cheer with for- ward Peter Buchanan and back Bart McCarthy being named to the All-Mass Conference team. Buchanan scored 17 goals and had three assists to lead the Owls in scoring. Neal Buchanan had four goals and six assists, while Diego Cruz collected four goals and five as- sists. Dave Lima had four goals and three assists. Bdk- Under dedicated Coach Dave Laing, WSC was second in the Mass. Confer- ence with a 4-1 league record. Captain Lori Plock, the fiery junior, and fresh- man Sue Dalrymple were two reasons for the Lady Owls ' success. Plock, the Number one performer, made All-Con- ference and will once again be counted on next fall as the heart of the squad. A pair of fine freshmen, Denise Gagnon and Kathy lion, also warmed Coach Laing ' s heart. Kathy was the most improved player of the whole team, according to Laing. Also cited for top performances were freshmen Cory Dine plus sophomore Kathy Tarrant. V ' ' The Owl netmen finished second in the Mass. Conference behind a 6-1 league record. They were 9-3 overall. Coach Loren Bressor was pleased with the whole team, but pays particular tribute to number one man Mike Fowler. Mike is an outstanding player in both singles and doubles, observes Coach Bressor. He plays a patient game and likes to outlast his opponent. Fowler also has the ability to go to the net well. A junior, Mike will be an exchange stu- dent during the spring semester at Delta State. given to the player who has contribut- ed much to the team. Rich was also voted All-Conference. The other four Owl players, Bo Easyerbrook (number three), Peter Gardner (four), Buddy Hood (five) and Bob Frazier (six), also enjoyed strong campaigns. Easter- brook, a strong baseliner, graduates next spring. Gardner had the best over- all percentage in combined singles and doubles matches. He was a sensational 6-1 in singles play. Hood was a deter- mined, hard worker while Frazier stood out as a great scrambler. Number two man Rich Holbert, a sen- The highlight of the season was a big 6- ior, enjoyed a solid season and will be a 3 triumph over Coast Guard at strong candidate for the team award Westfield. Coach Vivienne Hebert and her young team finished sixth of nine teams in the first New England Division III Gymnas- tics Championships. This was a fine accomplishment for a fairly young and inexperienced team. Sophomore, Sue Cole, was the best all- around competitor for the Owls, plac- ing 8th with a score of 26.85, less than four points behind second place. The only award winner, and highest finish for a Westfield woman, was Kathleen Lamarche. The sophomore vaulter fin- ished third with an 8.25 score, only .15 from a first place. Other youngsters that should improve to give next year ' s team a solid base are; freshmen Gail Viscardi (18th in the vault, 31st in floor exercises) and Vida Stark (25th in floor exercises), sopho- mores Kris Dolaher (24th in uneven bars, 27th on balance beam), Kristen Eckman (17th on balance beam) and Marilyn White (29th in floor exercises). • i ' • - ... F Jik in I fc H V fi H A quick start by the Hockey team in- cluded winning five and tying one in its first seven games. Then they dropped four consecutive tough ones, one being an OT loss to U. of Conn., another being a one goal loss to Fitchburg, an ECAC post-season tournament qualifi- er. Nevertheless, they ended strong be- fore the January break with four wins, including the championship of the Cod Fish Bowl. After the break the team did not get on track until late January, early February, when they won four in a row. Finishing the season with a pair of losses left the pucksters at 13-12-1; 2-2-1 in the conference (tied for 3rd). Standouts for the Owls were All Con- ference Selection Jeff Wojcik, senior winger, who lead the team in scoring for the third straight year. Much of their power will be returning with ju- niors Rick Williams and Bruce Hurst, 32 and 34 points, and freshman defen- semen, Peter Laviolette. The goal tending duties were split between sen- ior Chip Golash and freshman Gary Mandia, and both showed some bright flashes but for the most part were in- consistent. .j jj . , m -y. r This was the first Varsity Swim team at Westfield State, and the season was successful. Although the record of 0-5 may not indicate this, the performance and attitude of the women was terrific. Three swimmers and one diver quali- fied for the New England Champion- ships. The four women scored 16 points, finishing in eighteenth place. one diver, placing 12th — 1 meter and 8th — 3 meter in the New Englands. She was also a member of the free- style relay. Juniors, Lisa Cavanaugh and Sharon Smith were the team ' s sprinter (50, 100, 200 freestyle) and backstroker respectively. Jean McAr- die, a sophomore, was the team breast- stroker. Marie White, freshman, was the team Coach David Laing was proud to work standout, being able to swim in all the with such fine individuals and expects individual events and relays. Senior Mi- continued success in the future, chelle Doroche was the team ' s number ' -. ' ■ ' ■■ ' . ■1 The season for the Women ' s Baskt . ball team was a rough one ending at : 17, 2-7 in the conference (5th placet They did have a couple of big wim one over Salem State, an NCAA toiu nament team, which was Salem ' s om conference defeat. The other wasi . trouncing 59-47 victory over Smii College, an ECAC Tournament qualif i« The individual bright spots came p)i marily from senior captain, Joyce Glenowicz, who led the team in poira per game, total points, rebounds p x game, total rebounds, free throw pee centage and blocked shots. She will U sorely missed next year. Other majq contributors, who will all be back nei: year, were junior guard, Denise Fostee leader in assists and steals and secon in scoring, sophomore forwards, D Deacon and Sandy Gangi, sophomor guard, Celeste Femia, and Freshma forward, Lise Houde. The Westfield State Men ' s Basketball team started off the season on a tear, winning its first three games and five of the first seven. This included a four and one slate against conference opposition before the Christmas break. Resulting from the loss of several key players, the team slumped in January and February, finishing at 7-16, 6-6 in the conference (tied for 4th). Coach Hilton White was happy with the play of a few youngsters that will build a nucleus for an improved team next year. Brian Duren, freshman forward, was the most impressive of them, leading the team in scoring and making the ECAC Rookie of-the-week Honor Roll. m Coach Fred Demers ' ladies turned in a 4-1 record to finish second in the Mass. Conference to champion Salem State. The Lady Owls were 8-8 overall. We had a fine season, notes Coach Demers, but what made it even more gratifying was the support and enthusi- asm of the student body, especially to- ward the end of the schedule. WSC got excellent performances from a trio of talented seniors, co-captains Joanne Sullivan and Sue Johnson plus Lisa Kelly. Sullivan stood out as an excep- tional blocker and solid hitter, while Johnson was a tremendous defensive performer and hitter, and Kelly ' s lead- ership and overall ability also was a key to Westfield ' s good showing. ; . .. ' -J. . i : The Westfield State Volleyball team ended with a disappointing 6-6 record after showing promise early in the sea- son. A number of injuries to key veter- ans depleted the squad of both num- bers and experience. There is a bright future expected, though, with four of the five letter win- ners freshmen and sophomores. The only exception is next year ' s captain, junior Peter Gardner, who was also voted MVP of this year ' s team. The Westfield State Baseball team ended the season with an 18-17 record, 9-5 in the conference, good for second place. The Owls did qualify for the ECAC tournament for the second con- secutive year, but lost in the first round to Colby. Despite the disappointing record, Westfield played some fine baseball, defeating some of the best teams in New England, and the nation. Among them were victories over Division II Valdosta State, who ended up third in the nation, and Columbus College, an NCAA tournament qualifier on their spring trip. Up north, wins were re- corded over AIC, a 20-game winner in Division II, Eastern Conn., a 30-game winner and an NCAA finalist, and Mass Maritime, an ECAC qualifirer with 20 plus wins. Doubleheader sweeps were registered against Salem State, NCAA qualifier, and North Adams, ECAC qualifier. Outstanding individual performances point specifically to senior captain Ron Biagi, First Team All New England, fin- ishing with a .409 average, 9 home runs and 34 RBI ' s. Sophomore catcher Dave Carlucci was second team All New England, with an average of .348, 8 home runs and 29 RBI ' s. All Confer- ence Selections, along with these two, were; Mike Conville (soph. OF), Phil Mitchell (Sr. P), and Lane Steek (Jr. IF). Coach Joyce O ' Donnell ' s Westfield State softball team made a second con- secutive trip to the NCAA Tourna- ment, but was eliminated the first day of the regionals by Trenton State, the eventual national champion. The Owls finished the year at 17-15, and second in the conference at 7-3. The team ' s overall record is deceiving because of the stiff competition they played throughout the year. Double- header losses to Division I U Mass and Division II Central Conn, and Spring- field were helpful in getting the team ready for Division III competition, de- spite looking bad on the record. In Divi- sion III, they ended up 16-8. An All-American performer was senior center fielder Kate Broga. She ended the year with a .419 batting average, 2 home runs and 29 RBI ' s. Her most out- standing accomplishment was 33 sto- len bases. Senior third-baseman, Karen Stolecki, was also voted All NEISA along with Broga. She had a .276 aver- age and was a solid defensive player with 93 assists. The top pitcher on the club was senior Diane Hatch, who pitched in 20 games, with 10-7 record and a 1.83 E.R.A. m The Westfield State Women ' s outdoor track team ended the season with an 8- 3 record. There were a few outstand- ing performers that deserve recogni- tion. Javelin thrower, Laura Rosen, after placing 6th in the New Englands, finished 11th in the National Cham- pionships. Other national qualifiers, who did not place were: Ethel Burge, 100m Colleen Murphy, 5000m, and the 400m relay team of Burge, Cheryl Simmitt, Leanne Houle, and Sue Dion. ■ j if i ■ Coach Jerry Gravel ' s Westfield State men ' s track team was the only sport to bring home a conference Champion- ship in the 82-83 year. Following its MASCAC Championship, the Owls finished in 12th place in the New Eng- land Division III Championships at MIT. They ended the season with a 13- 2 record in meets. The top performer of the year was jav- elin thrower Dave Kaczenski, who placed 5th in the National Champion- ships, earning All-American honors. The other national qualifier was Mitch Longley, hammer, who did not place in the meet. All New England performers were: Wayne Panetta, 400m, Kevin Richardson, 400 intermediate hurdles, Dave Golash, discus, Paul Flemming, 3000m steeple chase, Mike Rooney, 3000m steeple chase, the 400m relay team of Jeff Starr, Carl Dagenais, Rich- ardson and Panetta, and the 1600m relay ream of Scott Tomlin, Sean Con- ners, Dave Sinnery and Dagenais. « V v- 4 ' r ' ' it lK ' ■ Si «.  f. ; r i c K f JE?r; .« W4- . L fi)@ The Westfield State lacrosse team end- ed up a fine season last weekend. They finished with a tough loss to U. of Low- ell, 9-4, which was the deciding factor in Lowell edging out Westfield by a game for the Colonial League Cham- pionship. Overall, the Owls were 84, including big wins over Trinity, 10-8, Mass. Maritime, 14-4, U Mass Boston, 13-6, and Plymouth State, 11-7. Of the losses, two were one goal defeats, one to Babson in overtime and the other to MIT, and, in addition to Lowell, the Owls lost a hard fought battle at Springfield College, an ECAC Tourna- ment qualifier. Two outstanding individual perform- ers all season were senior captains Mark Dalton (Burlington) and Marty Curren (Weymouth). Mark, an at- tacker, scored 40 goals, had 21 assists and a total of 61 points, more than a quarter of the team ' s points. On the other side of the field, Marty, a fourth year goalie, started all 12 games, allow- ing only 74 goals while saving 175 shots for a 70.28. Andy Bigham (Wellesley) senior defenseman, was de- scribed by Coach Bill Jurczyk as being a solid performer all year. ?lifi gij Up Illl %;;■, ?«{@ ylg ' : ' . ; ;l PIP ' ' : mm : - :■. m §m$m mm zm mMmmm H : mM mm ' ■- ■ a« :«c Mi « MS i m m tffe V-, ' ' - ' : - -.?lv ■ iiimiiiiiiir iiiiiiiiiiii PRINCIPAL PLAYEPS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President; Linda Feinerman, Vice-President; James McSherry, Treasurer; Brenda Nash, Secretary; Dawne Capobianco, Representatives to Senate; Kenneth Guittarr, Kathryn Palumbo, Advisors; Robert Mail- loux, Andrew Johnson. The good old days! As you turn through the pages of Tekoa 1983 and see the places and faces that you have known during the last four years, these good old days will come to mind. Ten years from now, when you look through this dust-covered yearbook, you may not remember who your freshman roommate was or which professor you had for biology, but you will remember the good old class of 1983. But for now, sit back and smile because our time has finally come and we proved we were truly awesome. Good Bye Westfield State. Good Bye Class of 1983. I ' ll never forget you. Sincerely, Linda Feinerman Senior Class President 129 Jonathan S. Arnold Psychology 130 Douglas A. Auvine General Science Michael L. Belville Criminal Justice Carolyn T. Bennett Art Christine Bew Psychology Ronald H. Biagi Criminal Justice Jacqueline A. Bariteau Special Education Uft ' T ' H 1 B ' 1 HSsr B { I tcm£9!k •; 1 j Ml- . . ... J . James S. Beaton History Philip A. Benoit Media Studies Andrew M. Bigham Business Management James H. Barrett Business Management Roderick J. Belanger Psychology . Peter L. Benson Criminal Justice Jaimie F. Birge Elementary Education 131 mmmm Michael J. Bissonnette Music Lorraine M. Boldini Computer Science Domenic J. Bitto Business Management Barbara J. Boron Business Management Joie M. Blake Business Management Daniel N. Boudrea Biology Marcia J. 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Zacharewicz 161 iiiiiiiiiiiiir iiiiiniiiii THE FAMOUS FINAL SCENE by Bob Seger Think in terms of bridges burned think of seasons that must end See the rivers rise and fall They will rise and fall again Everything must have an end Like an ocean to a shore Like a river to a stream It ' s the famous final scene And how you tried to make it work How you tried to make it last Did you really think it would Like a guest who stayed too long Now it ' s finally time to leave Take it calmly and serene It ' s the famous final scene It ' s been coming on so long You were just the last to know It ' s been a long time since you ' ve smiled Seems like oh so long ago Now the stage has all been set And the nights are growing cold Soon the winter will be here And there ' s no one warm to hold Now the lines have all been read And you knew tham all by heart Now you move toward the door Here it comes the hardest part Try the handle of the road Feeling different feeling strange This can never be arranged As the light fades from the screen From the famous final scene SENIOR WEEK Seeing faces of old and faces of new, people we know and people we knew. Growing together, then drifing apart, always an ending, and now a new start. As graduation approached we all grew nearer, and all of our friends seemed so much dearer. And as we said our final goodbye, one last embrace and one more cry. A Keep in Touch and a Promise I will , a Remember when , but better still, a place in my heart you ' ll always stay. This is what ' s said as we go on our way. Some left happy, some left sad, but I hope you left with the thoughts of all the good times we had. « ' (- ' , r i I M %j ?? J J - ' V ' • aft ■ fc ; 1 i • i ■ ■ s.. . ;1 k ■ t 1 I ! — ■ - 167 168 The annual Spring Weekend celebration was kicked off Friday, May 6 with only half a day of classes, Senior Daze, The Marsels, and cookouts. On Saturday the outdoor concerts of Roomful of Blues, The Stompers, and The Derek James House Party were presided over by hypnotist Tom Deluca who entertained the crowd by causing several phenomenons. More cookouts, movies, and the Blues Express down in the Owl ' s Nest finished off the day. On Sunday, the mood mellowed with a garbage collecting party and frisbee and wiffle ball games. From what little most people remem- ber, it was a wild weekend and a good chance to relax before facing finals. Knan BHRij w • Up 173 Just hours before graduation, the baccaulaureate service was held at the second Congregational Church next door. As calming and peaceful as it was, it was hard to concentrate on anything but the upcoming cere- mony. We heard about three major faiths-Protestanism, Judiasm, and Catholicism. And Father Dean also spoke. It was a chance to contem- plate all that had passed in the last four years and all that we were going out to. iJE!n ttf £ $ ? ? fy M -- : , ■5 4 - ; r •i- • lv{ HP Pi 4f r Or- v ' T i I can ' t believe it ' s all over! . . . Where did those four years go? . . . What if my cap falls off when I go to get my diploma ... I hope my parents don ' t embarass me . . . How am I going to get a job . . . Where will I live . . . Will the gang really keep in touch? ... I should have majored in something practical like computers! . . . Boy, do I feel proud . . . I can not believe that I got an A in Victorian Lit . . . My gown is all wrinkled . . . Hey, they ' re coming up to my name ... Is my hair all right . . . Oops, that is me . . . Don ' t trip . . . Thank-you ... A triumphant yell . . . Back to my seat . . . I did It!!! No more classes, cafe food, exams, midnight pizza par- ties, Senior Dazes ... Its the real world now!!! Westfield State Co, IPATODNS Mr. Mrs. Alcide R. Lettellier Mr. Mrs. Authur F. Clark Mr. Mrs. Harry A. Kamataris M.L. Troy Hayden Helen MacDonald Mr. Mrs. E. Justin Childs Yvette K. Croteau Mr. Mrs. Arthur F. Hassett Mr. Mrs. Stephen Nyman Mr. Mrs. S. John Miele Mr. Mrs. Edwin B. Kava Robert and Sylvia Easterbrook Mr. Mrs. Everett J. Dargie Mr. Mrs. Richard A. Wil;iams Mr. Mrs. Francis N. Fitzgerald Max Feinerman Mr. Mrs. William L. Lambe Mr. Mrs. Ronald J. Fournier Mr. Mrs. Herbert W. Ferris Robert V. Eileen P. Trapp Ann Paul Breslow Mr. Mrs. Delphis La Pierre Mr. Mrs. Joseph Manning Mr. Mrs. Bradford Walker Ernerst Inge Hunter Mr. Mrs. Philip L. Nash Mr. Mrs. John P. Fitzpatrick Mr. Mrs. Robert N. DeMarco Mrs. Alma McDonald Mr. Mrs. John J. Connors Mr. Mrs. John F. Hatch Coli n Irene Bew Mr. Mrs. Gregory Testa Sr. Mr. Mrs. Louis Holzman Mr. Mrs. Paul T. O ' Brien Mr. Mrs. William Hogg Jr. Mr. Mrs. Robert E. Schramm i; a ; ?- ; Marian J. Wilhelm Carole Ferrari Mr. Mrs. William Avila Mr. Mrs. Warren Kemp Mr. Mrs. David H. Page Mr. Mrs. Francis V. Sutherland Mr. Mrs. Garland Gilley Mr. Mrs. Theodore A. DeRoche Geraldine Alexander Mr. Mrs. Theodore F. Perez Ma, Dad, Jackie, Tom Kathy Sullivan Mr. Joseph C. Esdra Mrs. Arlene C. Raleigh Mr. Mrs. Frank J. Glenowicz Rose M. Merritt Mr. Mrs. Stephen Hagstrom Mr. Mrs. Francis J. Kelliher Mr. Mrs. Thomas A. Barile Mr. Mrs. John Y. Costa Mr. Mrs. Norman L. Lehoillier Captain Mrs. Walter T. Munger Lorinda- Sue LeBarnes Mr. Mrs. Thomas H. Tierney Sr. Mrs. Mary K. Palumbo Edna Joie Blake Mr. Mrs. Edward J. Devine Mr. Mrs. John B. McCarthy Mr. Mrs. Paul F. Smith Erika A. Pilver Robert Saisi Curt G. Curtin Mr. Mrs. Mieczyslaw Division of Continuing Studies Mr. Mrs. Douglas S. Adams Dr. Joseph F. Comerford Mr. Mrs. Warren H. Hill Mr. Gerald D. Healy C.L.U. Congratulations to the Class of 1983 W.S.C. Board of Trustees 189 Tel. 562-6984 Free Delivery JflHIlTrTmHERiKc Westlield office supplier for Westfield Businesses Office Supplies Office Furniture Jack Maher Drafting Art Supplies 47 Elm Street Westfield, Mass. 01085 Best Wishes Class of 1983 Ryan ' s Liquors 11 Franklin Street Westfield, Ma. 01085 YOUR FAVORITE MO WC LIQUORS L S FOURNIER. INC. WESTGATE LOUNGE 191 EAST MAIN STREET (WESTGATE PLAZA) WESTFIELD. MASSACHUSETTS (413) 568-3533 LARRY FOURNIER PRESIDENT Good Luck Taylor Rental Center 103 North Elm Street Westfield Ma. 01085 190 Your Westfield Banks LIGHT YOUR PATH TO SECURITY WORONOCO SAVINGS BANK WESTFIELD-SOUTHW1CK 31 Court St. Tel. 568-9141 44 Little River Rd. Tel. 568-1778 Freedom Federal Savings 437 East Main Street Tel. 562-5671 nun UNITED CO-OPERATIVE BANK 10 Elm Street Westfield, MA 568-2326 Main Street Chester, MA 354-6522 BayBank Valley 30 Elm St. Tel. 562-0163 82 No. Elm St. Tel. 562-0163 Westfield Savings Bank 141 Elm St. Tel. 568-1911 60 Main Street Tel. 568-7989 100 Broad St. Tel. 568-1000 Old Colony Bank OF HAMPDEN COUNTY N.A. AN AFFILIATE OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BOSTON Shawmut First Bank 429 East Main St. Tel. 562-2782 Third National Bank Bunk d New England 10 Main Street Tel. 568-0981 191 Karen Raleigh, Pres., Kelly Mangin, Vice Pres., Carole Farley, Secretary, Wendy Holzman, Public Relations, Gerald Hendry, Advisor ' WMi.WU j .u m Dickinson Dortn Council Congratulations Class of 1983 Pres., Linda Slowe, Vice. Pres., Maureen Owen, Treasurer, Janet Poirier, Secretary m  3| — : Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Graduating Seniors living in the Apartment Complex from the Apartment Complex Council. Good Luck! GRADUATING SENIORS Jeanne Allard Ana Alves Lisa Amirault Joseph Spezzano Debra Anderson Robin Anderson Karen Angelini Cheryl Barile James Barrett James Beaton Christine Bew Ron Biagi Michael Bissonnette Domenic Bitto Joie Blake Daniel Boudreau Marie Boudreau Marcia Boyd Jacqueline Boyle Joanne Boyne Kathleen Brackett Gale Bradford Kim Bradley Shelley Brady Peggy Brennan Robert Breslow Lisa Brooks Ralph Brooks Moira Brophy Carol Brown Jill Broyles Julie Buffone Maribeth B.ulens Theresa Burnham Dawne Capobianco Christopher Cardani Beth Childs Theresa Chin Deborah Cianflone Meghan Clement Gregg Conboy Donna Coombs Kerri Corcoran Karen Cottle Maureen Cross Joellen Culkeen Martin Curran Paul Dargin Stephanie Deferie Denise DeGabrielle Michael-DeMarco John DeMarinis Irene Demers Nancy Deragon Sandra Differ Lori Dixon Anita Domaney John Donnelly Diann Drury Kathleen Durward Terri Englund Louise Enos Fredrick Fabrizio Linda Feinerman Rhonda Ferrari Lynn Ferris Jim Figueriredo Kimberly Fitts Elliot Fixler Andrew Ford Susan Fotopulos Marie Fournier Shaun Gear Sandra Gildea Joyce Glenowicz Audrey Goguen Steven Guerino Kenneth Guittarr Teresa Gulotta Paula Harrington Cindy Hartin Peter Haswell John Hatch, Jr. Gary Henderson, Jr. Anne Hickey Lauren Hickey Allison Hill Carol Hogg Wendy Holzman Leslie Hunter Susan Johnson Michelle Joseph Ann Kamataris Patricia Keegan Lisa Kelley Lisa Kelliher Lisa Kelly Denise Kemp Carolyn Kilcoyne John Kyle Suzanne Lacey Susan LaFreniere Laura Landry Lisa Lawrence Timothy Lawton Lori LeBlanc Michelle Lebrun Joan Lehoullier Elisa Lerner Suzanne Lord Richard Luongo David MacDonald Patricia MacEachern Christine Maclnnis Nancy MacLeod Cathryn Mamakos Diane Manzo Ellen Markham Eileen Martin Maryellen McCarthy Donna McDermott Ellen McDonald Nancy McDonald Mary-Jo McDonnell Julie McNall James McSherry Mark Melzar Lisa Merritt Lisa Miele Susan Miller Bruce Mini Thomas Murphy Maureen Moonan Edward Noonan Linda Nyman Coleen O ' Donnell Elizabeth O ' Quinn Matthew Osborn Kathryn Palumbo Joanne Paye William Pease, Jr. Robert Peladeau Christina Peter Kelly Peters Robert Peznola, Jr. Rhonda Picard Denise Pickering Elizabeth Pickett Alfreda Pinter Ann Posgay Nancy Powers Joan Prisby Karen Raleight Elizabeth Rascati Charlene Reid Vanessa Reid Michelle Richards Nancy Roulier Stephen Ryan Maxine Sadowsky Kevin Salo John Samara Debra Sangermano Judith Shafiroff William Shaheen Kathleen Shanno Karen Sherman Suzanne Smith Pamela Snell Carol Sondrini Anne Spector Jose Mamakos Michele St. Sauveur Cathelyn Stelzer Cheryl Sullivan David Sullivan Melanie Szawlowski Gregory Testa III Jennifer Thomas Kathleen Thornton Mark Timbone Barbara Tracz Mary Jane Troy Ann Tumavicus Susan Tuttle Vincent Vassallo Mark Viera James Viglirolo Scott Waisanen Brenda Walker Ann Warner Sarah Webster James Westbury Neil Wetzler Victoria Wilhelm Darryl Williams Lisa Williams Nancy Wilson Janet Wironen Betsy Wyman Judith Ziemski 195 (ftpa ' ctm.e.n.t f ? ' v mm ■  k T 1 ■Mi 3 11 • iiiiiiiiiiiiir iiiiiiiiiii SEN ICG IDICECirC CT . Aaron Bristol Street fpringfield, MA 01109 id Albrecht .9 Rockwood Ln .awrence. MA 01843 Regina Alexander II Robbins Ave. Pittfield, MA 01201 Jeanne Allard 1 Highland Rd. Acton, MA 01720 Christopher J. Allen 21 State St. Lawrence, MA 01843 5teven Alter 6 Harvard St. Peabody, MA 01960 ind Philharmonia, MTG Pit Orchestra, I ennis, Intramurals Ana M. Alves III Williams St. Ludlow, MA 01056 Assistant Editor Tekoa Yearbook, Children ' s Theatre, Theatre Company, All-Campus Ju- dicial Board, Business Collegiate Council, Dean ' s List Lisa J, Amirault 3 Cullinane Cir. East Walpole, MA 02032 Debra G. Anderson 32 Heritage Dr. North Easton, ' MA 02356 ■ | bin L. Anderson Maple St. Baldwinville, MA 01436 Group Leader, SNEA, CEC, Kappa Delta Pi, Citizen ' s Advocacy Karen T. Angelini 89 Helena St. Leominster, MA 01453 Cheerleading, Co-Director Exchange Pro- gram, Intramurals, Swim Club, Scanlon Dorm Council Patricia M. Ano 83 Mt. View Ter. Dalton, MA 01226 Psychology Club President, Vice-President Paula Apruzzese 60 Oakwood St. Enfield, CT 06082 Bruce Arbour 496 Springfield St. Chicopee, MA 10113 Jonathan S. Arnold 27 St. James Ave. Westfield, MA 01085 Douglas A. Auvine 3 Bates Rd. Westfield. MA 01085 Michael W. Avila 94 Felton St. New Bedford, MA 02745 Michael J. Baillargeon I Pine St. Westfield, MA 01085 Thomas L. Bannish Jr. 210 Pontoosic Rd. Westfield, MA 01085 Felicia G. Barber Fred Snow Rd. Becket, MA 01223 Cheryl A. Barile 31 Roselyn Dr. Pittsfield, MA 01201 Jacquelin A. Bariteau 469 Chancery St. New Bedford, MA 02740 James H. Barrett 230 Turnpike St. Stoughton, MA 02072 Jennifer A. Bartnicki II Colemen Ave. Westfield, MA 01085 Mark E. Batchelder 58 Pleasant St. Northampton, MA 01060 Barbara A. Bates 13 Hilltop Dr. Goshen, NY 10924 James S. Beaton 69 Bellfontaine Ave. Framingham, MA 01701 Barbara R. Beaulieu 19 Smith Ave. |Granby, MA 01033 Christopher A. Beaulieu 16 Zephyr Dr. Westfield, MA 01085 Raymond E. Becker 96 Breckwood Cir Springfield, MA 01119 Nan E. Begley 37 White Oaks Dr. Feeding Hills, MA 01030 Roderick J. Belanger 187 Almon Ave. W. Springfield, MA 01089 Psychology Club, Kappa Delta Pi, Collegiate Business Council, Dean ' s List Mary J. Belcamino 53 Waldorf St. Springfield, MA 01109 Michael A. Belville 71 Hopps Rd. E. Princeton, MA 01517 Ronald A. Benner 908 Berkshire Ave. Indian Orchard, MA 01151 Carolyn T. Bennett 115 Forest St. Danvers, MA 01923 Philip A. Benoit 66 Wayne St. Springfield, MA 01118 Peter L. Benson 24 Parkwood Dr. Wareham, MA 02571 Christine Bew 100 Beech St. Braintree, MA 02184 Psychology Club, Student Counseling Ser- vice, Intramurals Ronald H. Biagi 33 Cottage St. Natick, MA 01760 Andrew M. Bigham 11 Elmwood Rd. Wellesley, MA 02181 Michael R. Binney 33 Hillcrest Ave. W. Springfield, MA 01089 Joanne M. Biondo 75 Galen St. Watertown, MA 02172 Jaimie F. Birge 731 Marble St. Lee, MA 01238 Mark A. Birrell Birch Bluff Rfd 1 Montgomery, MA 01085 Michael J. Bissonnette 17 Longview Rd. New Bedford, MA 02745 Jazz Lab Band, Jazz Rock Singers, Wind Philharmonic Domenic J. Bitto 627 Turnpike St. Stoughton, MA 02072 Joie J. Blake 48 Stanhope Rd. Springfield, MA 01109 Lloyd D. Block 1 Birchwood Dr. Bedford, MA 01730 Joyce H. Boisvert 32 Concord St. Chicopee, MA 01020 MTG. Barbara J. Boron 55 Thayer St. S. Derrfield, MA 01373 Gregg M. Borruso 38 A. St. Franklin, MA 02038 Daniel N. Boudreau 7 S. Oliver St. Tewksbury, MA 01876 Football, Biology Club nmmmim Kathleen M. Broga Middlefield St. Chester, MA 01011 t . W -:-. $ n i i n Marie E. Boudreau 69 Market St. Amesbury, MA 01913 : Business Club, MTG, Judicial Board Victoria L. Bourque 23 Dickens Dr. Westfield, MA 01085 Frank J. Bove III Greenville St. Spencer, M A! 01562 Debra A. Bowers .14 Alfred St. Chicopee, MA 01020 Marcia J. Boyd 225 Central Ave. Falmouth, MA 02540 Student Senate, Mass Pirg, Intramurals, Business Club Jacqueline Boyle 25 Forest Beach Rd. S. Chatham, MA 02659 Joanne B. Boyne Greylock St. Lee, MA 01238 ,...„„ iSNEA, GEC, Ihtramurals Kathleen A. Brackett 32 Strobus Ln. lAshland, MA 01721 Gale A. Bradford 994 Franklin St. .Melrose, MA 02176 Kim A. Bradley 24 Longfellow Rd. iexington, MA 02173 s helley A. Brady 19 Briggs St. Taunton, MA 02780 ;gy A. Brennan ;! Cortelyou Rd. Merrick, N.Y. 11566 President Equestrian Club, Club, Math Club Robert J. Breslow 62 Rockdale Ave. Lynn, MA 01904 William M. Briody 15 Old Country Way Kaintree, MA 02184 n S MB Susan M. Byrne 201 Eastwood Dr. Westfield, MA 01085 n r Lisa M. Brooks 3 George Ave. Peabody, MA 01960 Vice- President TV Club % ' ' ' i n Diane C. Cahoon Loomis Ln. Centerville, MA 02632 ■MMf n Ralph J. Brooks 27 Day Circle Woburn, MA 01801 Varsity Basketball, Varsity Golf ■ Group Leader Richard A. Calderone 9 Winthrop Ave Newton, MA 02158 II mammmm a i ww q r Moira E. Brophy 219 Dalton Ave. Pittsfield, MA 01201 MTG. Owl, Theatre Co., Alpha Psi Omega, Children ' s Theatre, Glee Club, Intramurals, Music Club Carol C. Brown 21 Mohawk St. Danvers, MA 01923 Jill R. Broyles 11 Wilbur St. Norton, MA 02766 ■Varsity Softball, Intramurals, R.A., Year- book M James J. Buckley 83 Dalton Rd. Chelmsford, MA 01824 Joseph M. Buckley 271 Gifford St. Springfield, MA 01118 Julie M. Buffone 78 Dean St. Franklin, MA 02038 Business Club, DPMA, Intramurals, Spring Track Team Maribeth A. Bulens 85 Central St. Rowley, MA 01969 Senate, MTG, P.E. Club, Intramurals Theresa M. Burnham 294 Seymour Ave. Springfield, MA 01109 Ethel L. Burge 235 Breckwood Blvd. Springfield, MA 01109 Basketball, Varsity Track, O Vice- President, Intramurals. Russell Burns .;| 69 Smith Dr. Springfield, MA 01109 Thomas J. Burton 17 Fairfield Ave. Florence, MA 01060 Stephen M. Burzynski 170 Shaker Rd. Westfield, MA 01085 Donald E. Butler 9 Evergreen St. Chelmsford, MA 01824 Dawne F. Capobianco 633 Winter St. Framingham, MA 01701 Intramurals, Varsity Gymnastics, Class Offi- cer Christopher L. Cardani 39 Westgate Rd. Framingham, MA 01701 Robert -J. Carroll 12 Miller Ave. S. Hadley, MA 01075 Sandra A. Carroll 28 Anderson Rd. Framingham, MA 01701 R.A.. S.C.S., Group Leader Susan C. Catanzarite 451 Elm St. W. Springfield. MA 01089 Sharon R, Cavanaugh 56 Hitchcock St. Holyoke. MA 01040 Holly T. Chamberlin Buffington Rd. Worthington, MA 01098 George T. Chappelle J. 17 Magnolia Rd. Natick, MA 01760 Anne M. Chase 140 Union St. Apt. 55 Westfield, MA 01085 Nancy A. Cheevers 301 Birch Bluff Dr. Westfield, MA 01085 Graziella J. Chiarella 49 Broz Terr. Feeding Hills. MA 01030 Elizabeth J. Childs 1 Coachman Ln. Methuen, MA 01844 Field Hockey Theresa M. Chin 22 Muriel Rd. Chelmsford, MA 01824 Math Club, Intramural Tennis Deborah L. Cianflone 503 Churchill St. field, MA 01201 onna M. Ciecko 35 Munger Rd. Chicopee, MA 01020 Christopher G. Clark 158 Wintergreen Cir. Osterville, MA 02655 Meghan E. Clement 119 Yale Ave. Milford, CT 06460 Resident Advisor, Group Leader, als Karen E. Cloohan 40 Shawnut St. E. Longmeadow, MA 01028 David J. Cloutier 30 Virginia Ave. W. Springfield, MA 01089 William C. Cochrane 8 51 Clearbrook Dr. JMk Springfield, MA 01118 Joseph G.Cpggeshall 152 West St. Randolph, MA 02368 ' David M. Collins ' % 40 Payson St. Revere, MA 02151 Edward G. Collins 52 Shawnee Ave. E. Bridgewater, Ma 02333 Joseph M. Collins 2 Rodney Rd. Bedford, MA 01730 Leonard L. Comeau 112 Vernon St. Waltham, MA 02154 Gregg A. Conbqy 324 Concord Ave. Lexington, MA 02173 Brian W. Conklin 20 Van Horn St. W. Springfield, MA 01089 Lisa M. Cqrinor 45 Jefferson St. Westfield, MA 01085 Sean J. Connors 2 Connors Rd. Peabody, MA 01960 Varsity Football, Track : Tomm S. Connors 30 Rogers Rd. Falmouth, MA 02540 Carolyn Gonroy 82 Holt Rd. Andover, MA 01810 -Diana F. Consolini 20 Longview St. Springfield, MA 01108 William T. Cook Jr. E29 Riverbend Condo Westfield, MA 01085 Donna L. Coombs 16 Cressy St. Beverly, MA 01915 Intramur- Rosemarie Coombs Manhan Rd. Southampton, MA 01073 Christopher M. Coppolo 55 Ratley Rd. W. Suffield, CT 06093 Kerri E. Corcoran 117 Seaview Ave. Bass River, MA 02664 Joseph J. Cordaro 18 Monomet Rd. Peabody, MA 01960 Randall J. Cordeiro 205 Chateau Dr. .Somerset, MA.02726 . Doreen Correia 112 Green St. Wakefield. MA 01880 Business Club, Intramurals Michael J. Costello Otis Rd. Blanford, Ma 01008 Karen L. Cottle WSC Apt. Complex Westfield, MA 01085 Patricia A. Coughlin 447 Carew St. Springfield, Ma 0110 Brian N. Cox 14 Liberty Pole Rd. Hingham, MA 02043 William E. CraTner 98 N. Elm St. Northampton,. MA 0106ljfe , Criminal Justice Club, National Exchange Committee Ann D. Crean 52 Dorwin Dr. W. Springfield, MA 01089 Raymond L. Creech 74 Western Ave. Westfield, MA 01085 Maureen J. Cross 14 Briarwood Circle N. Easton, MA 02356 Intramurals Bruce A. Croteau 58 Montgomery St. Indian Orchard, MA 01151 JamesL. Crowley 62 Franklin St 48 . Westfield, MA 01085 Katherine M. Crowiey 62 Franklin St. Apt. 48 Westfield, MA 01085 Norman H. Crowley, Jr. 9 Pimberly Dr. I Soilhwick, MA §1077 Kg Student Senate, Commuter Cotifcil, Interna- tional Relations Club, Owl, WSKB I Fay M. Cruickshanks 57 Cedar Terr St. Milton, MA 02186 WSC Urban Ed . Westfield, MA 01086 Joellen Culkeen ■41 Endicott St. I Danvers, MA 01923 Kevin R. Culverhouse 722 Southwest St. Feeding Hills, MA 01030 Carole A. Cummings 51 Thornton Ave. . Brockton, MA 02401 Lisa M. Cummings 49 Western Ave. Westfield, MA 01085 Michael J. Cummings, Jr. 16 Cedar Terr. Milton, MA 02186 Daniel J. Curran. 180 Apple Blossom Ln. Westfield. MA 01085 Martin T. Curran 132 A. Joseph Fern Ct. E. Weymouth, MA 02189 Donna L. Currier 150 Amherst St. Granby, MA 01033 David A. D ' Amours 31 Coronet Cir. Feeding Hills, MA 01030 Cindy L. Diagle Gunn Rd. Southampton, MA 01073 Christina T. Dallmann 68 Elmore St. Holyoke, MA 01040 Mark R: Dalton 8 Hampden Ave.. Burlington, MA 01803 Michael P. Daly 31 Henry Ave. Pittsfield, MA 01201 Christopher J. Daniels 75 Egremont Ave. Pittsfield, MA 01201 Glassboro Jazz Festival, MTG Patricia Daniels 37 Parker Ave. Westfield, MA 01085 Matthew J. Dargie 31.Franconia St. Springfield, MA 01108 Paul B. Dargin 437 Pleasant St. Milton, MA 02186 Stephanie M. Deferie Box 8 Harwich, MA 02645 Children ' s Theatre, Theatre Company, Lit- erary Editor — Tekoa President internation Education Student Association, Exchange — England Carol G. Deffley 7 Birch Ter Westfield, MA 01085 Denise M. Degabriele 32 Harriet Ave Shrewsbury, MA 01545 Alpha Phi Sigma Michael R. Demarco 115 Midland Dr. Waltham, MA 02154 Irene M. Demers 90 Maple Ave. Andover, MA 01810 Intramurals, Ski Club, Business Club John DeMarinis III 26 Eaton Rd. Framingham, MA 01701 Student Senate, Campus Tour Guide, Ex- change Committee, Photography Editor Te- W L and Owl, Intramurals, Dorm Council President, R.A. Denise D. Demiranda Mill Lane Rd. Brimfield, MA 01010 Scott J. Denault 23 Wellfleet Dr. Springfield, MA 01119 Intramurals, Business Club Scott D. Denton 111 Norlen Park Bridgewater, MA 02324 Asst. Attorney General, Admission Tour Guide, Student Security, Baseball Nancy E. Deragon 100 Mooring Dr. Cotuit, MA 02635 Michele C. Deroche 65 Bellevue Ave. Haverhill, MA 01830 Barry P. Desilets 4 Fagan St. Uxbridge, MA 01569 Alpha Phi Sigma, Criminal Justice Club, Football Michael S. Dickinson 135 Sunrise Terr. Springfield, MA 01119 Debra A. Dietz 30 Mill St. Westfield, MA 01085 Sandra J. Differ 337 St. Paul St. Brookline, MA 02146 Andrew J. Disanti Box 454 N, Adams, MA 01247 Lori A. Dixon 42 Moncriefi Rockland, MA 12370 Terri M. Englund 22 Kinglet Dr. Shrewsbury, MA 01545 Wayne D. Dobrutsky 61 Ely Cir. Windsor, CT 06095 Anita H. Domaney Star Route 70 Box 18A Gr. Barrington, MA 01230 Leo F. Dominie Jr. 15 Maple Ave. Ware, MA 01082 John J. Donnelly Jr. 36 Norman St. Clinton, MA 01510 Jane F. Donovan 63 Huntington Rd. Milton, MA 01086 Lorrie A. Doody 775 Springfield St. Feeding Hills, MA 01030 Cheryl A. Dooley 53 Pleasant St. S. Yarmouth, MA 02664 James M. Doyle 34 Crow Point Ln. Hingham, MA 02043 Helen M. Drady 42 Hadley Village Rd. S.Hadley, MA 01075 Teresa M. Drolett 21 Lois St. Westfield, MA 01085 Diann R. Drury 55 George St. Leominster, MA 01453 Kathleen A. Ducharme Mill Rd. Dudley, MA 01570 Jeffrey C. Dudley 124 High St. Acton, MA 01720 Kathleen A. Durward 4 June St. Dudley, MA 01570 Eileen S. Dziok 39 West St. Chicopee, Ma 01013 Christine M. Earls 28 Collier St. Southbridge, MA 01550 Robert R. Easterbrook 5 Michael Dr. Canton, CT 06019 Lori L. Eisold 28 Fowler St. Westfield, MA 01085 Karen A. Eldred PO Box 66 Conway, MA 01341 sJ P ■ Louise Ai fcnos 134 Russell St. Peabody, MA 01960 Donna L. Erler 1 1 B Street Adams, MA 01220 Paul Esrda 20 Sterling Ave. Saugus, MA 01906 Janine R. Everett Tower at Ferncroft 1612 DanverslMA 01923 Fredrick C. Fabrizio 17 Clarendon Ave. Lynn, MA 01902 John R. Fahey 140 Upr Beverly Hills W. Springfield, MA 01089 Douglas B. Falconer 56 Shannon Ln Westfield, MA 10185 Jill F. Falkowsky 1481 Ratley Rd W. Suffield, CT 06093 . William H. Fanning III 11 Diane Ave. Auburn, MA 01501 Carole A. Farley 60- Sweet Grass Ln. Holliston, MA 01746 R.A., Assistant Chief, Student Security, Busi- ness Club, Food Service Committee, Dorm Council Patricia A. Faszcza 23 Bridge St. Hatfield, MA 01038 Debora A. Fedora 1.81 S. Long Yard Rd. Southwick, MA 01077 Linda C. Feinerman 163 Bellingham Rd. Brookline, MA 02167 Class President, Football Rhonda A. Ferrari p35 Windform Way Medford, MA 02155 Swim Team, Intramurals Lynn K. Ferris 4 Sherwood Rd. Auburn, MA 01501 am.es E. Figueiredo Pine Tree Lane PO Box 224 Vineyard Haven, MA 02568 Michael F. Finnerty 17 Littleton St. Springfield, MA 01104 Kimberly L. Fitts 25 Parkerville Rd. 2 Q5 helmsford, MA 01824 er Orientation, History Club. Musical aire Guild. Children ' s Theatre, Historical burnai Barry F. Fitzgerald 16 Forest St. Middleton. MA 01949 Carol R. Fitzpatrick 24 Bellevue Rd. Andover, MA 01810 Elliot J. Fixler 6 Edgehill Rd. Peabody. MA 01960 Colleen M. Flaherty 5 Noble Ave. Westfield, MA 10185 Jose A. Flecha PO Box 202 Springfield, MA 01107 Brian J. Foley 129 Garfield Ave. Woburn, MA 01801 Assistant Attorney General, Group Leader, Football, Intramurals, Student Security James P. Foley 219 Blisswood Dr. Ludlow, MA 01056 Michael A. Folini 570 E. Mountain Rd. Westfield, MA 01085 Andrew J. Ford 56 Henry Turner Bailey Rd. Scituate, MA 02060 Linda L. Forish 40 Reservoir Rd. Southwick, MA 01077 Susan Fotopulos 55 Burnham Rd. Greenfield, MA 01301 Marie E. Fournier 755 Rindge Rd. Fitchburg, MA 01420 Joao Franco 28 Chestnut St. Westfield, MA 10185 ' Soccer, History Club Robert A. Franklin 13 Killeen Rd. E. Walpole, MA 02032 Norman P. Fuller 7 Circuit Ave, Ludlow, MA 01056 Roger W. Fuller PO Box 1056 Westfield, MA 01085 Kimberly A. Gage 46 Crown St. - Westfield, MA 01085 Robert J. Gagnon 60 Daley St. Chicopee, MA 01013 Anna M. Gaouette 515 Broadway St. Chicopee, MA 01013 Shaun P. Gear 3 Joseph Rd. S. Eaton, MA 02375 John J. Geary 50 Helberg Rd. Springfield, MA 01128 Ronald T. Georges 168 Asselin St. Chicopee, MA 01020 Leonard D. Giatas Box 185 RR 1 Eastham, MA 02642 Dineen A. Giblin 19 Marylousie St. Springfield, MA 01119 Lisa M. Gilberto 31 Plymouth Rd. Wakefield, MA 01880 SaYidra J. Gildea 54C Robert Ford Rd. Watertown, MA 02173. Loise M. Gilfey 2 Overlook Rd. S. Hadley, MA 01075 Elizabeth A. Gillis 50 Greensboro Rd. Dedham, MA 02026 Denis S. Girard 54 Narragansett St. Springfield, MA 01107 Caleb R. Gladden 98 Amherst St. Springfield, MA 01109 Joyce A. Glenowicz 44 North SO Hatfield. MA 01038 .udrey M. Goguen 71 Mcarthur St. Pittsfield, MA 01201 David L. Golash 91 Westwood Dr. W. Springfield, MA 01089 Eugine Golash Jr. 91 Westwood Dr. W. Springfield, MA 01089 Judith F. Goldstein 4 Heritage Lane Westfield, MA 01085 Natalie A. Golin PO Box 391 Westfield, MA 01085 Valerie J. Grande 137 Barham Ave. Quincy, MA 02170 omas R. Gravel 13 Smithville Rd. Spenceri MA 01562 Peter J. Graziano 66 Church St. Rockland, MA 02370 Student Judicial Board, T.V. Club, In Focus, Photography Club, Assistant Attorney Gen- eral, Exchange Committee, Business Club Craig M. Greenberg 68 Colony Rd. W. Springfield, MA 01089 President of Boxing Club, TV Club, SBI Tammy S. Griffin Hardwick Rd: Gillbertville, MA OK Paul W. Gross 11 Pine Grove Dr N. Pittsfield, MA 01201 Steven J. Guerino 385 Eagle St. N. Adams, MA 01 Andrea J. Guertin 85 Hillside Ave. W. Springfield, MA 01089 Joanne M. Guistina 62 Blossom Rd. W. Springfield, MA 01089 Kenneth C. Guittarr 115 High St. Charlestown, MA 02129 Jean Marie Gulla O Box 602 estfield, MA 01086 ■k Teresa M. Gullotta Miller Ave. Sheffield, MA 01257 Senate, Dorm Council, Masspirg Curriculum Committee, Alpha Phi Sigma Secretary, In- tramurals Theatre, Student Life Secretary, Exchange Student Alpha Chi Carol J. Gwozdz RFD Box 106 Adams, MA 01220 SNEA, Kappa Delta Pi Treasurer, Dean s List, Intramurals, Adult Literary Tutor, Inter- national Reading Association Kent A. Hage r J 206 Pinedale Ave. Athol, MA 01331 Michael W. Haggstrom 10 Ward St. Salem, MA 01970 Christine M. Hagstrom 20 Mass Ave. Springfield, MA 01109 Tracey Hallett 143 Belmont Ave. Springfield. MA 01108 Susan E. Hamel 68 Summerhill Ave. orcester, Ma 01606 Intramurals Michael S. Harrington 58 Vining Hill Southwick, MA 01077 v Paula J. Harrington 23 Lewis Dr. andolph, MA 02368 Joanne T. Hart 111 High St. Agawam. MA 01001 Cindy A. Hartin 10 Scenic Dr. Wilbraham. MA 01095 Susan M. Hassett a 30 Melody Ln. ■ Waltham, Ma 02154 Photo Club, Senate, Swim Team, Outing Club, Exchange Committee, Graphic Art Club, Yearbook, Dorm Council, Scanlon Hall Secretary Peter M. Haswell 5 Sheridan St. fNatick, MA 01760 Student Judicial Board, Business Club, Dorm (Council, Intramurals Diane F. Hatch 16 Yankee Cir. Westfield, Ma 01085 s, |iawn R. Hatch jBumstead Rd. Monson, MA 01057 Psychology Club, Theatre Company John F. Hatch Jr. 6 Willard Rd. Reading, MA 01867 Brenda J. Hathaway Box 906 N. Falmouth, MA 02556 Ann G. Henry Skyline Trail Chester, MA 01011 Paul G. Hervieux 54 Bruni Ave. Ludlow, MA 01056 Anne M. Hickey 7 Digren Rd. Natick, MA 01760 Lauren P. Hickey 20 Demerest St. Waltham, MA 02154 Intramural, Ski Club, Exchange Program Charles G. Higgins 617 Beacon Cir Springfield, MA 01119 Jon P. Higgins 12 Blacksmith Rd. Wilbraham, MA 01095 Mary ML Higgins 32 Bow St. Woburn, MA 01801 Allison : J. Hill 838 Humphrey St. Swampscott, MA 01907 Group Leader. Exchange Program, SNEA, Special Needs Field Day, Intramurals, Apt. Council Rep. Nicole M. Hill 62 Bates Rd. stfield, MA 01085 Mary B. Haughey PO Box 810 Pittsfield, MA 01202 Gary S. Hebda 1 Pomeroy Terr PO Box 90 Russell, MA 01071 Gary J. Henderson Jr. Clark Ln PO Box 465 Marblehead, MA 01945 Board of Governors, Secretary and Vice President Economics Society, Program Council Patricia M. Hendricks 501 Granby Rd. S. Hadley, MA 01075 Peter M. Hennessy 198 Southfield Rd. Concord, MA 01742 Angela L. Henry 331 Main St. lEasthampton, MA 01027 James F. Hillmann 1161 Amostown Rd. W. Springfield, MA 01089 Melodee K. Hodges 861 Circuit St. Hanover, MA 02339 Assistant Student Attorney General, Cam- pus Center Program Board, Campus Center Advisory Board, Secretary Student Senate, Resident Advisor Craig S. Hoffer 61 Twin Hills Dr. Longmeadow, MA 01106 Sean T. Hogan 6 Kel-Lori Dr. Salisbury, MA 01950 Carol Hogg 94 Bedford St. Whitman, MA 02382 Richard I. Holbert Jr. 67 Myrtle St. Hanover, MA 02339 Carolyn D. Holmes 39 Windsor St. Springfield, MA 01105 Peer Counseling, Tutor Wendy E. Holzman 15 Kings Bch Ter. Swampscott, MA 01907 Business Club, Exchange Committee Patricia G. Horgan 21 Barton St. Newburyport, MA 01950 Joseph T. Hourihan 154 Maple St. Apt. IB Springfield, MA 01105 Elizabeth S. Howe 11 Mohawk Dr. Acton, MA 01720 Donna J. Hoyt PO Box 154 Blandford, MA 01008 Margaret E. Humberston 127 Summer Ave, Apt. 6 Springfield, MA 01108 ; Leslie L. Hunter 363 Howard St. Lunenburg, MA 01462 John F. Hurley 1090 Worthington St. Springfield. MA 01109 Carleen J. Jackson 61 High St. 741 Springfield. MA 01105 Cary E. James South Ln. 2 Granville, MA 01034 Bruce T. Johnson 13 Hathaway Rd. Lexington, MA Q2173 Susan L. Johnson 30 Sumner St. Taunton, MA 02780 Varsity Volleyball, Data Processing Manage- ment Association Business Club Laura J. Jordan 67 Raffia Rd. Enfield, CT 06082 Michelle A. Joseph 26 Churchill Ave. Brockton, MA 02401 Susan M. Joyce 11 Kelley Rd. Wilmingont, MA 01887 James J. Kaczowka W. Hartford Ave. RFD 1 Uxbridge. MA 01569 Ann M. Kamataris 53 Elm Rd. Falmouth, MA 02540 Daniel J. Kane 75 Ridgeway Cir. Springfield, MA 01118 Caroline C. Kava 847 Montello St. Brockton, Ma 02401 Patricia M. Keegai 15 Dewey St. N. Andover, MA 018 Did Ayer Rd. jn. MA 01450 A. Kelliher rant Ave. Norwood, MA 02062 Lisa Kelly SO Laurel St. Lee, MA 0213 Stephen E. Kell; 59 Westborough St. Worcester, MA 016 Denise M. Kemp 583 Fletcher St. Whitinsville, MA 01588 Layout and Design Editor Tekoa 1983, Presi- dent Photography Club, Graphic Design Club, Scanlon Dorm President, Senate, Stu- dent Affairs, Student Life, Banquet and Spring Weekend Committees, Intramural, Dean ' s List Carolyn M- Kilcoyne 431 Johnson St. N. Andover, MA 01845 Paul S. Killips 148 Western Ave. Westfield, MA 01085 Lisa C. Kimball 15 Cochrane St. Springfield, MA 01108 Richard W. Kimball 81 Nelson St. Winchester, MA 01890 Michael R. Kirkpatrick 15 Gordon St. Worcester, MA 01604 Russell T. Kleber Sassawanna Rd. Rutland, MA 01543 John P. Kokoszyna 8 Cedar Oak Dr. Wilbraham, MA 01095 Angela E. Kolnicki 775 Springfield St. 8A Feeding Hills, MA 01031 Lucina A. Kondel 160 Columbia St. Adams, MA 01220 Student Senate, Dorm Council, Outing Club Adele A. Konieczny 18 Hudson St. Easthampton, MA 01027 Lori A. Koperek 100 Railroad St. Lee, MA 01562 Joseph W. Koziol 39 S. Maple St. Westfield, MA 01085 Susan Kucharski 40 Spring St. W. Springfield, MA 01089 Joh T. Kyle 12 Aubrun St. Reading, MA 01867 Boxing Club, Exchange Student, Group Leader, Student Senate, Apartment Com- plex President, Intramurals, WSKB, Outing Club, Ski Club Gary A. Labine 9 Amherst Ave. Feeding Hills, MA 01030 Suzanne M. Lacey 229 Fuller Rd. Centerville, MA 02632 Kathy A. Lachowetz 587 Chestnut St. Athol, MA 01331 Susan Lafreniere 30 Charles St. Gardner, MA 01440 Timothy J. Lambe 13 Maple St. E. Weymouth, MA 02189 Editor Tekoa 1983, Assistant And Layout Editor Tekoa 1982, Dorm Council, Windphil- harmonia, Dean ' s List, Business Club Laura T. Landry 15 Lackey St. Westboro, MA 01581 Treasurer Graphics Art Club V.P. Art Club, Exchange Program Wendy A. Landry 67 Hillside Rd. Southwick, MA 01077 Alpha Chi, Glee Club, Dean ' s List John E. Lane 99 Dorwin Dr. W. Springfield, 01089 Cindy J. Lang 4 Farina Rd. Hull, MA 02045 MTG, Treasurer SNEA, Outing Club, Intra- murals Ann M. Lapierre 16 Jaybee Ave. Dudley, MA 01570 Christopher W. Lapierre 29 Kenwood Park Springfield, MA 01108 Glenn Larcombe 219 Ontario Ave. Holyoke, MA 01040 Varsity Volleyball Leslie C. Lauth 144 Harding Ave. N. Adams, MA 01247 Lisa J. Lawrence Rice Rd. Templeton, MA 01468 Intramurals, V.P. Lammers Hall, CEC Frank D. Lawrence Jr. 183 Bridge St. Northampton, Ma 01060 Donald Laxton 69 Will Palmer Rd. Sou thwick, MA 01077 Lori E. Leblanc 38 Brentwood Dr. Westfield, MA 01085 Michell E. Lebrun 50 Archer Cir. Taunton, MA 02780 Jacquelyn Y. Lee 18 Harvard St. Springfield, Ma 01109 Suzanne M. Lefebvre 41 Kellogg St. Granby, MA 01033 Patricia E. Lehan 17 Parlee Rd. Chelmsford, MA 01824 Joan Lehoullier 88 Van Buren St. Taunton, MA 02780 Elisa S. Lerner 12 Edgehill Rd. Peabody, MA 01960 David R. Letellier 61 Gates St. Holyoke, MA 01040 Thomas R. Liebel 543 Newbury St. Springfield, MA 01107 Barbara J. Lines 57 Poplar Ave. W. Springfield, MA 01089 Ondine R. Lizdenis 47 Wolcott Rd. Chestnut Hill, MA 02167 Paul J. Lonergan 29 Diane Ave. S. Yarmouth, MA 02664 Suzanne M. Lord 19 Freemont Rd. Enfield, CT 06082 Richard A. Luongo 129 Summer St. Medford, MA 02155 David E. MacDonald I Lenox St. Natick, MA 01760 Fred R. MacDonald 66 Massey St. Westfield, MA 01085 Kathryn MacDonald II Conner Ave. Westfield, MA 01085 Patricia A. MacEachern 3 Kirk St. Wilmington, Ma 01887 it- George E. MacGillvray 294 Edgehill Rd. Milton, Ma 02186 Christine M. Maclnnis 27 Asticou Rd. Jamaica Plain, MA 02130 Intramurals, Class Officer Jennifer S. MacKenzie 10 Heatherwood Dr. Shrewsbury, MA 01545 Rebecca N. MacKenzie 10 Heatherwood Dr. Shrewsbury, MA 01545 Laureen A. MacKnight 365 College Hwy. Southwick, 01077 Nancy E. MacLeod 26 Woodburn Dr. . Methuen, MA 01844 Catherine A. Maguire , 20 Manhattan Dr. Burlington, MA 01803 ..Toni J. Malek Main Rd. Colrain, MA 01340 Cathryn A. Mamakos 10 Perkins St. Amesbury, Ma 01913 Intramurals, Faculty Fitness Program Lori A. Manning 31 Alden Rd. -Weymouth, MA 02188 Diane T. Manzo 87 Medford St. Arlington, MA 02174 Business Club, Intramurals : Amy J. Marchacos | 22 Austin St. Chicopee, MA 01013 Ellen M. Markham 12 King Ave. Medford, MA 02155 William L. Marsell 44 Grove St. Holliston, MA 01568 Suan C. Martin 43 Mountain View St. Westfield, MA 01085 Brenda L. Mastello 26 Montgomery St. Westfield, MA 01085 Mark C. Matthews 61 Burgin Pky. Quincy, MA 02169 Tricia A. May Box 42 Canadensis, PA 18325 Jacqueline A. Mayer 105 Second St. Framingham, MA 01701 Criminal Justice Club, Assistant Attorney General, Intramurals Richard C. McCaffrey Jr. 112 West St. Maiden, MA 02148 Janice A. McCarthy 112 Beauregard Ter. Chicopee, MA 01083 Mark P. McCarthy 76 Penacook Ave. Oak Bluffs, MA 02557 Maryellen McCarthy 10 Garrison Cir. Northobor, MA 01532 Yearbook, Dorm Treasurer Business Club, Intramurals Jerome D. McCarthy, Jr. 70 Calvin St. W. Springfield, MA 10189 Donna M. McDermott 136 Old St. Randolph, MA 02368 Ellen M. McDonald 10 Denise Dr. Randolph, MA 02368 Nancy L. McDonald 7 Myrna Road Framingham, MA 01701 Student Senate, MTG, Lammers Dorm Council, Health Services Committee, Senate Banquet Committee, Intramurals, Psycholo- gy Club, Ski Club, CEQ SNEA, Group Lead- er Mary-Jo McDonnell 276 Nantasket Rd. Hull, MA 02045 Sandra A. McGann 31 Fred Jackson Rd. Southwick, MA 01077 Kathleen A. McKay 0355 Lancaster Ave. W. Springfield, MA 01089 Patricia A. McKellick 163 Graham St. Gardner, MA 01440 Owl Business Manager, SCS Psychology Club Treasurer, MDA Dance, Dorm Council, Intramurals Mary Ellen McLean 188 Gilbert Ave. Springfield, MA 01119 Julie A. McNall 13 Priscilla Rd. Lynnfield, MA 01940 Ann P. McQuade 826 Beacon Cir. Springfield, MA 01119 James P. McSherry 14 Partridge Hill Rd. Southboro, MA 01772 Intramurals, Spring Weekend Committee, V.P. Class of 1983, Senate Mark P. Melzar 43 Elm St. Woburn, MA 01801 Lisa J. Merritt 1 Brooks Rd. Buzzards Bay, MA 02532 Kim-Michae Mertes 2 Irving St. Holyoke, MA 01040 Arlene A. Meyer 200 Apremont HWY. Holyoke, MA 01040 Lisa F. Miele 13 Bulrush Farm Rd. N. Scituate, MA 02060 Paul G. Milette PO Box 101 Wales, MA 01081 Peter S. Miller 35 Colrain Rd. Topsfield, MA 01983 Rebecca Q. Miller 41 King St. Westfield, MA 10185 Susan M. Miller 3783 Chestnut HI Ave. Athol, MA 01331 Gymnastics Team, Lammers Hall Secretary, Intramurals Bruce E. Mini 5 Sherbrook Place Lynn, MA 01904 Joseph Miranda Jr. 65 Roosevelt Ave. Westfield, MA 01085 Matthew P. Mitchell 60 Meredith Dr. E. Falmouth, MA 02536 Phillip S. Mitchell 4 Donegal Rd. Peabody, MA 01960 Sandra C. Mitchell 10 Moon St. Enfield, CT 06082 Claire M. Monahan 12 Azalea Dr. Plainville, MA 02762 Matthew E. Montefusco PO Box 127 Gore Rd. Blandford, MA 01008 Kathleen S. Moore 127 Piney Woods Ave. Springfield, MA 01108 Kathleen A. Moriarty 1215 Suffield St. Agawam, MA 01001 Scott H. Mugford 11 Eddy St. Sudbury, MA 01776 her M. Munger . : ■  n Rd. . wn, Ma 02172 ib, Outing Club, Alphi Phi Sigma, - Country and Track, Intramurais : ry J. Murphy joiie St. .-hester, NH 03102 Kathleen M. Murthy 1 1 Conner Ave. Westfield, MA 01085 Thomas T. Murphy 16 Dell Ave. Hyde Park, MA 02136 Bart J. Murray 7 Bay View Cir. Salem, MA 01970 Deborah A. Murray 28 Hanover St. W. Springfield, MA 10189 Branda D. Nash 17 Griffin Rd. Sterling Jet., MA 01565 Miriam M. Megron 17 Clyde St. Springfield, MA 01107 Laurie A. Nichols 290 Beaver St. N. Adams MA 01247 Paul J. Nichols 34 Hopewell St. Taunton, MA 02780 Paul M. Niland Hk| 76 Thaxter St. Hingham, MA 02043 Maureen A. Noonan 50 Cliff wood St. Lee, MA 01238 Group Leader, Dorm Council President, Special Olympics, CEC Yearbook, Intramurais, Student Senate, Kappa Kelta Pi Edward C. Noonan Jr. 51 Kieran Rd. Reading, MA 01867 Group Leader, Business Club, National Exchange Program Linda A. Nyman Middle Rd. Amesbury, MA 01913 Donna C. O ' Brien 128 Springdale Rd. Westfield, MA 10185 Christine A. Oatley 2 Briarcliff Ln. Pazton, MA 01612 Robert J. O ' Berry 26 Bradford Ct Marblehead, MA 01945 Gary T. O ' Brien 54 Forest Glen Dr. Westfield, MA 01085 Swim Club, Waterpolo, C.J. Club, Monte Carlo Nite Lawrence F. O ' Brien 11 Standish Rd. Milton, MA 02186 Patricia A. O ' Brien 135 Essex St. Springfield, MA 01151 Robert J. O ' Connor 189 Sackett Rd. Westfield, MA 10185 Colleen M. O ' Donnell 106 East Equantum St. North Quincy, MA Wind Philharmonia, Glee Club, MTG, Business Club, Ski Club Warren F. O ' Donnell 15 Pennsylvania Ave. Falmouth, MA 02540 Mary E. O ' Neil 135 Wilber St. Springfield, MA 011 Elizabeth A. O ' Quinn 6 Perth Rd. Hgflj Arlington, MA 02174 President Math Club, Student Security, Group Leader %M Deborah A. O ' Reilly 594 Cabot St. Beverly, MA 01915 Matthew J. Osborn Box 442 Essex, MA 01929 Student Senate, Tennis, Academic Policies Committee, Athletic Council, Apartment Council, Health Committee, Exchange Com- mittee, Student Life Committee, Springfield Symphony Committee, Historical Journal of Massachusetts Editorial Board, MTG, Trea- surer Photography Club, History Club Raymond L. Osgood Jr. 62 Princeton St. Danvers, MA 01923 Robert G. Pagano I Scott Ln. Northboro, MA 01532 Lisa D. Palmer 15 Johnson Rd. Andover, MA 01810 Kathryn M. Palumbo 139 Prospect St. Wakefield, MA 01880 Board of Trustees, Student Senate, MTG Athletic Council, Intramurais Dianne A. Paquette II Sprice St. Holliston, MA 01746 Jane M. Paquin 48 Main St. Southbridge, MA 01550 Joanne B. Paye 70 Bridge St. Hatfield, MA 01038 President SNEA, Kappa Delta Phi, CEC, Circle K, Photography Club V.P, Scanlon Hall, Intramurais, Student Advisory Board Tammie J. Payette 188 Glendale Rd. Attleboro, MA 02703 Resident Advisor, Student Senate, Intramur- ais, Dorm Kappa Delta Pi, Intramurais, Dorm Council William CT Pease Jr. 55 Brattle St. Arlington, MA 02174 Robert D. Peladeau Douglas Rd. Sutton, MA 01527 Aline H. Pelland 52 Kaveney St. Chicopee, MA 01013 Mark T. Perez 34 Zephyr Dr. Westfield, MA 01085 Christina M. Peter 195 Fresh Pond Rd. E. Falmouth, MA 02536 Kelly A. Peters S. Meadow Rd. RFD 5 Carver, MA 02330 Robert A. Peznola, Jr. ,1231 W. Pleasant St. Brockton, MA 02401 V.P. Senate, Chairman Program Council, Captain Boxing Team Barbara A. Phillips PO Box 85 Russell, MA 01071 Rhonda A. Picard 104 South St. Upton, MA 01568J Denise M. Pickering 27 Denmark AveJ|| Milton, MA 02186 Elizabeth S. Pickett 172 Bay Ave Box 278 Green Harbor, MA 02041 Yvonnia Pickets 126 Union St. Westfield, MA 01085 leanor M. Pimentel 59 Mattakeesett St. Pembroke, MA Omm Mario A. PimentelSj 363 Orchard St. Ne w Bedford, MA 02740 m Alreda E. Pinter 5 Paulson Dr. Burlington, MA 01803 Lisa A. Pollander 17 Bush St. Westfield, Ma 1018JJ Ann F. Posgay Box 704 W. Falmouth, MA 02574 Exchange Program, SCS, Intramurals Kerry J. Potvin Box 36 54 Maple Ave. ' ' Rutland, MA 01543 Michael J. Power 174 Atlantic Ave. Hull, MA 02045 Nancy J. Powers 6 Wyman Rd. Lexington, MA 02173 MTG, Intramurals, Dorm Council, Student Senate, Photography Club, Business Club Rhoda L. Powers 52 Glendale Rd. Hampden, MA 01036 Stephen J. Presnal 90 Goodhue Ave. Chicopee, MA 01013 Michele Pringle 35 Sunbrier Rd. Springfield, MA 01129 Joan L. Prisby 31 Town Farm Rd. Ipswich, MA 01938 David A. Provost HpNpp „_.. 482 Mill St. Feeding Hills, MA 01030 C.J. Club, Theater Co. Gary P. Pultro 17 Perry Ln. Agawam, MA 01001 Student Senate, History Club, Boxing Club, Army ROTC, Intramurals, Baystate Ranger Walter M. Purdie III 318 Merrimac St. Newburyport, MA 01950 Cross Country, Intramurals Denise M. Quinlan 23 Earle St. Norwood, MA 02062 Patrick M. Raftery 25 Brunell Ave. Lenox, MA 01240 Karne Raleigh 224 Prospect Hill Rd. Waltham, MA 02154 President Business Club, Sales Editor Tekoa 1983, SBI, Dorm Council, Dean ' s List Ramona J. Ranzoni 57 Park Ave. N. Adams, MA 01247 Elizabeth J. Rascati 482 N. Main St. Wallingford, CT 06492 Intramurals, Persona, OWL Alice E. Raulin 75 Granville Rd. Westfield, MA 10185 Nancy J. Ray 35 Seekonk St. Norfolk, MA 02056 Daniel E. Reardon 15 Grandview Ave. Saugus, MA 01906 Deborah A. Reardon 7 School St. Billerica, MA 01865 Alison E. Reece 212 Farmington Rd. Longmeadow, MA 01106 Charlene A. Reid 31 Kemble St. Lenox, MA 02140 Intramurals, CEC Vanessa Vs Reid 2A Hampshire Rd. Framingham, MA 01701 Business Club, Dorm Council, Copy Editor Tekoa 1983 Glen D. Richards 48 Lauzier Ter. Chicopee, MA 01013 Gary L. Rivest 59 Carew Ter. Springfield, MA 01104 Ronald J. Robbins PO Box 69 Pepperell, MA 01463 Denise M. Rochon 70 Beacon Ter. Springfield, MA 0111 Laura B. Rosen 708 Centra St. Apt. 5 Framingham, Ma 10701 Nancy C. Roulier 18 Enterprise St. Adams, MA 01220 Group Leader, Intramurals, Special Olym- pics Day Bruce H. Rowe 87 Ontario St. Springfield, MA 01104 Michelle M. Roy 39 Rocky Hill Rd. Amesbury, MA 01913 Dorothy Rubbicco 15 Patton St. N. Dartmouth, MA 02747 Jazz Rock Singers, MTG, WSC Dinner Theatre, Dean ' s List John E. Russell 43 Chapel St. Cant on, MA 02021 Chorale, Madrigal, Music Club, Children ' s Theatre Christopher J. Ryan 96 Dale St. Roslindale, MA 02131 Maxine A. Sadowsky 51 Mason Rd. Dudley, MA 01570 MTG, choreographer, Jazz Rock Singers, Student Affairs Committee Kevin Salo 40 Wheeler Rd. W. Townsend, MA 01474 Leslie A. Salvaggio 35 Wesson Ave. Quincy, MA 02169 John D. Samara 28 Chestnut St. Westfield, MA 01085 Debra A. Sangermano 268 Dale St. N. Andover, MA 01845 Laurie L. Sarcino 245 High St. Agawam, MA 01001 Bret L. Saylor 4 Berkeley Cir. Newington, CT 06111 Bonnie S. Schmidt County Rd. Southampton, MA 01073 Michael J. SchuJtz 259 Main St. ' J N. Brookfield, MA 01535 Jeff D. Schumann 190 Gillette Ave. Springfield, MA 01108 Margaret Scott 100 Monmouth St. Springfield, MA 01109 Student Senate, Exchange Program, Neigh- borhood Associatives Committee, Third World Organization Juan Seijo PO Box 2969 Springfield, MA 01101 Spanish Tutor Lori J. Seppala 200 Southwick Rd. Apt Westfield, MA 01085 Stephen D. Sessions 8106 Hampton Manor Northampton, MA 01060 Judith E. Shafiroff Jones Rd. Otis, MA 01253 Intramurals J. Shaheen iac Rd. ,!e, MA 02081 ■i 1 A. Shannon 20 Amherst St. Grafton, MA 01536 Karen M. Sheenan 38 Rockiand St. Brockton, MA 02401 Karen L. Sherman 17 Greenleaf Dr. Hampden, MA 0103 Heidi L. Shuman-Dugas 33 Prospect St. W. Springfield, MA 01089 Janice L. Sidileau 7 Frenette Dr. Husdon, MA 02780 Donna M. Simchak 16 William St. Westfield, MA 1018 Deirder M. Sinnott 79 Monroe St. Dedham, MA 02026 Eileen T. Smith 60 Barrison St. Springfield, MA 01545 Suzanne M. Smith 11 East Ave. Shrewsbury, MA 01545 Pamela A. Snell 491 Cushing St. Hingham, MA 02043 Carol A. Sondrini Old State Rd. Berkshire, MA 01224 Kappa Delta Pi SNEA, CEC, Citizen ' s Advocacy Thomas S. Sophinos 199 Acrebrook Rd. Springfield, MA 01129 Donald T. Spadaccini Jr. Lake Buel Rd. GT. Barrington, MA 01230 Anne E. Spector 4 Leonard Rd. Peabody, MA 01960 Intramurals, Dorm Council, CEC Joseph Spezzano 8 Oakdale Ave. Wellesley, MA 02181 Jean St. George 79 Division St. Box 1 Dennisport, MA 02639 John M. St. Onge 9 Glendale St. Easthampton, MA 01027 Annette M. St. Pierre 7 Robinson St. N. Adams, MA 01247 Michele A. St. Sauveur 33 Wagon Rd. Enfield, CT 06082 I I Board of Governors, Program Council, Intra- murals, Varsity Gymnastics, Track and Field Deborah J. Stanley 1 1 Harbor St. Sandwich, MA 02563 Michael E. Stapleton 601 Holyoke Rd. Westfield, MA 01085 Vernon A- Staton 274 Locust St. Springfield, MA 011 Nancy A. Stefanik 3 Morgan Ave. Westfield, MA 01085 Cathelyn M. Stelzer 32 Villa St. Longmeadow, MA 01106 Thomas E. Stoddard 123 Mt. Vernon St. Winchester, MA 01890 Karen M. Stolecki 33 Darwin Dr. Westfield, MA 01085 i Mark C. Strange 21 Ozark St. Springfield, MA 01108 Jeffrey D. Stringer 29 Lillian St. Springfield, MA 01109 Virginia M. Suchecki 140 Everett St. Easthampton, MA 01027 Director Transfer Orientation, Campus Tour Guide, Public Relations Chairperson, V.P. Bowling Club Douglas E. Sudnick 19 Clinton St. Easthampton, MA 01027 Brett S. Sullivan 25 Washington Place Northampton, MA 01060 Cheryl A. Sullivan 65 Houston Ave. Milton, MA 02186 Class Officer, Student Security, Group Leader David M. Sullivan 11 Ledge Way Cohasset, MA 0202 Joann C. Sullivan 12 Irving Dr. Walpole, MA 02081 Maureen E. Sullivan 16 Hillandale Rd. Ashburnham, MA 01430 Deborah A. Surreira 240 Line St. Feeding Hills, MA 01030 Donald F. Sutherland 5 Oakwood Dr. Granby, CT 06035 President TV Production Club, Radio Club, Intramurals Stephen C. Sweeney 33 Bellevue Ave. Norwood, MA 02062 Melanie A. Szawlowski 18 Valley St. Hatfield, MA 01038 Varsity Cheerleader, SNEA, Kappa Kelti Pi, Intramurals, Dean ' s List Robert P. Teixeira 657 Union St. New Bedford, MA 02740 Gregory M. Testa III PO Box 209 Center Carver, MA 02330 WSKB, Student Security, In Focus President TV Production Club, Water Polo Joseph A. Tatrault 55 Savoy Ave. Springfield, MA 01104 Scott E. Therrien 81 Oakland St. W. Springfield, MA 01089 Jeffrey R. Thibault 104 Acrebrook Dr. Chicopee, MA 01020 Jennifer A. Thomas 76 Aldrich Rd. Bridgewater, MA 02324 MTG, Chorale, Music Club, Madrigal Sing- ers, Business Club Kathleen M. Thornton 17 Berkeley Dr. Chelmsford, MA 01824 Kappa Delta Pi, CEC, SNEA, Intramurals Mark V. Timbone 42 Curtis Rd. Hanover, MA 02239 Resident Advisor, Student Security David S. Tobin 181 Central St. Holliston, MA 01746 John A. Torchio 332 William St. Pittsfield, MA 01201 Kim I. Towler 67 Wingate Ave. Methuen, MA 01844 Barbara G. Tracz 215 Mt. Pleasant St. New Bedford, MA 02746 Chorale, Kappe Kelta Pi, Alpha Chi Eileen V. Tremble 299 Tanglewood Dr. Longmeadow, MA 01 106 Michelle D. Tripp 16 Bayberry Ln. Randolph, MA 02368 Philip S. Trojanowski Jr 15 North Ln. Hadley, MA 01035 Mary Jane Troy Parlmont Park Apt 200 Billerica, MA 01862 Ann R. Tumavicus | 106 Park St. Wrentham, MA 02093 Susan P. Tuttle 16 Converse St. Brighton, MA 02135 Sharron M. Vaillette 45 Avon St. Leominster, MA 01453 George M. Vartanian 111 Woodbridge St. S. Hadley, MA 01075 Vincent A. Vassallo 39 Laconia Rd. Worcester, MA 01609 Dean M. Vecchiarelli 26 Kellogg Ave. Feeding Hills, MA 01030 Duarte Vieira 18 Milton St. New Bedford, MA 02740 Mark Viera 918 Pine Hill Dr. New Bedford, MA 02745 Music Club, Photography Club, History Club, Business Club, Campus Crusade for Christ James P. Viglirolo 60 Thomas St. Belmont, MA 02178 Susan E. Vollrath 34 Merrimac Ave. Springfield, MA 01104 Nancy J. Vuolo 36 Minitoba St. Springfield, MA 01108 Scott R. Waisanen 98 Whitman St. Hanson, MA 02341 Brenda S. Walker 42 Cranberry Ln Dedham, Ma 02026 Christopher C. Walfis 48 Larchley Ave. Westfield, MA 01085 Gail E. Ward 76 Brae Rd. N. Weymouth, MA 02191 Ann M. Warner 6 New Hampshire Ave. Three Rivers, MA 01080 Timothy M- Way 76 Thompson St. S. Glastonbury, CT 06073 David A. Weaver 31 Wilmont St. Springfield, MA 01108 Preston L. Webb PO Box 293 Chester, MA 01011 Sarah E. Webster 51 Walker Rd. Swampscott, MA 01907 Rudi G. Weeks 28 Cambridge Ave. Chicopee, MA 01020 Philip Wellington 101-114 Lowell St. Springfield, MA 01107 James W. Westbury 1909 Quaker St. Northbridge, MA 01534 Robert H. Westgate 10 Acacia Way Box 406 West Dennis, MA 02670 Intramurals Neil G. Wetzler 28 Fairmont Ave. Wilmington, MA 01887 Paul E. Wiaderek 42 Sunridge Dr. Springfield, MA 01118 Victoria M. Wilhelm 40 Church St. Westwood, MA 02090 Swim Team, Intramurals, Class Officer, SBI, Business Editor Tekoa 1983 Stephen J. Wilk 5 Swam Rd. Winchester, MA 01890 Thomas L. Wilk 1 Cross St. S. Hadley, MA 01075 Bruce S. Williams 120 Crosby Rd. Marlboro, MA 01752 Darryl C. Williams 9 Depot Rd. Hatfield, MA 01066 Lisa M. Williams Meadow St. Box 1 13 S Lee, MA 01260 President Math Club, Group Leader, Student Security, Intramurals Porter B. Williams 47 Clarendon St. Springfield, MA 01109 Nancy C. Wilson 15 Colonial Way Scituate, MA 02066 Janet E. Wironen 52 Barrel Rd. Westminster, MA 01473 Jeffry Wojcik 64 Brigham Rd. S. Hadley, MA 01075 Kathleen S. Wolfe 25 Margerie St. Apt. 1 Westfield, MA 10185 Stephen C. Wrinkle 81 Hillside Dr. E. Longmeadow, MA 01028 Betsy R. Wyman 101 Plain St. Bridgewater, MA 02324 Judicial Board, Social Science Club, Dorm Apt. Council, Student Senate Kathleen G. Wyman 7 Stanton Rd. Wenham, MA 01984 William A. Wycoski 303 Meadow. St. Agawam, MA 01001 Michael W- Zacharewicz 77 Prospect St. Gardner, MA 01440 Evelyn J. Zayas 56 Laurel St. Holyoke, MA 01040 Monica M. Zembiski 142 Main St. Hatfield, MA 01038 Mark A. Zielinski 279 Bakerville Rd. S. Dartmouth, MA 02748 Judith L. Ziemski Dudley Hill Rd. Dudley, MA 01570 EHTCRY note To all of you who helped make this year ' s edition of TEKOA a reality, my sincerest thanks and deepest appreciation for a job well done. Good luck to the Class of 1983 and Westfield State, I am going to miss you! Serving as editor for a college yearbook like TEKOA is not a simple task. As well as the multitude of pictures, the layouts, the art work, and the editing there are the many administrative tasks to be handled. These include budgets, bids, vouchers, and endless meetings. Countless hours go into producing a 216 page book depicting the class of 1983 and Westfield State College. But all of this could never be accomplished without the support and dedicated service of many people. At the top of this list are the hard working individuals whose determination and talent produced this book: The TEKOA Staff. These eight in- dividuals spent endless hours creating what we believe is the finest book that Westfield State College has ever seen. My heartfelt thanks go to the following people for making my job, as editor, much easier! Ana Alves — Assistant Editor — who was behind me in every decision I made. You are not only a good friend but a hard worker and won- derful person. I could not have completed this book without you. I ' ll miss you. Best of luck in the future, I have great faith in you.! Denise Kemp — Layout and Design Editor — Her creativity and talent are proven on every single page of this book. When I met her a year ago, she told me she was going to make this book different from any other. Well you did, and many thanks for a job well done. Best of luck at Milton Bradley. Vanessa Reid — Copy Editor — Your excellent typing skills were a definite asset to TEKOA ' 83. Thank-you for the many hours Denise, you, and I spent preparing for all our deadlines. Your never-ending enthusiasm, hard work, and long hours have paid off. Because of you we made every deadline this year. You can be proud of your accomplishments in TEKOA ' 83. Best wishes and good luck in the future. Vickie Wilhelm — Business Editor — If I hear one more time, How much is it going to cost, it will be one time too many. The person who hires you should be privileged to have such a financial wizard on their hands. You were an asset to TEKOA in every sense of the world. Thanks! Demo — Photography Editor — I probably gave you the hardest time of any of the editors. But that was because we are two very different people. I like things done ahead of time, and you like working under pressure. But no matter what I ever said to you, you did a great job in theory. I am truly greatful for all your time and efforts. Karen Raleigh — Sales Editor — When we needed the extra funds for Gettysburg, the Hukelau, the color section etc . . . you were always there to raise it. Because of your excellent salesmanship we had some fun producing this book. Thanks! Steph DeFerie — Literary Editor — When we needed a literary editor with only six weeks left to school, I could not think of any one else but you. Thanks for accepting the job with such short time left, and doing a great job at it. Your whit and humor have added a new dimension to TEKOA ' 83. Photographic Studio ' s — Thanks for an excellent job during your first year as yearbook photographers. You would have never known that you had never done this before. You acted like pro ' s. Thanks also for never giving up on me when things went wrong. You are the greatest! Brooks Robards and Ron Michaud — Advisors — Your constant encouragement, ideas, and advice were of great influence to me throughout the year. When things were going wrong and I thought I would never make it, you were there to cheer me up and help pick up the pieces. TEKOA has been an excellent learning experience for me because of the two of you. I will be forever greatful for having such fine advi- sors. I would also like to thank the following people for their sincere interest and dedication to TEKOA, and their undying faith in me. For this and 214 J much more I thank each of you. Your concern and dedication will always be an example for me to follow throughout my life. President Pilecki — You are one of the biggest supporters of all student leaders at Westfield State College. You help make all the time and hard work seem worthwhile, with your concern, encouragement, and compliments. Thank you for making my past two years at Westfield State both academically challenging and memorable. Gareth Lynch — Westfield State is very fortunate to have such a fine public relations representative. Your ideas and assistance were of great help to me. Many thanks for your work with the faculty section. Maureen Fitzgerald — I wish you luck in your new role as advisor of TEKOA ' 84. 1 am sure you will be a significant addition to the staff of TEK.OA ' 84. Hazel Stevens — You are an asset to both TEKOA and Westfield State College. Your cheery personality and lovely smil ' e brightened up my worst days. I thank you for always being there when I needed someone to talk to. I am really going to miss you! I hope some day I have a secretary with all the wonderful qualities you possess. Bob Mailloux — What can I say? You are TEKOA! Your nine years of dedicated service has been indespensible and often overlooked. From the bottom of my heart many thanks. Dr. Hill — You were always first on my list to go see when things were not going right. You always seemed to come up with a simple solu- tion to rectify the situation. Because of you, I kept my sanity and things ran smoothly. Many thanks for all the help with the budget, senior fee, and specifications. Joan Cashman — and the copy editor — It always seemed that whenever I needed something copied it had to be done yesterday. No mat- ter how short a notice I gave you, you always came through for me. I thank you for all your efforts and time spent on TEKOA projects. Debbie Cushing — You made the dreadfull task of correspondance and record storage very simple with the word processor. I am truly gratefull for the long hours you spent teaching me the word processor. This is one skill I am sure I will use in the future. Dr. Joseph Pappalardo — Thank you for taking on the responsibility of being my internship advisor. You deserve to be commended on developing such a fine educational program. John Carrier — Without your help I do not believe there would be a TEKOA ' 83. Your dedication and personality make you an outstanding representative. Even though we may call you Buckwheat , I really appreciate your sincere efforts in making this the best book Westfield State has ever had. Thanks to Doris Fecteau, Lynn Vella and the copy center, Jeanette Brzoska, Lorinda-Sue LeBarnes, Andy Johnson, Student Senate, Marion Zomek, Irene Parda, Dr. Nevins, and Daryl Hendry for all your time and effort you put into TEKOA ' 83, Thank-you Westfield State College for giving me the chance to meet many fine administrators, faculty members, and students. My four years here have been both challenging and memorable. I will never forget the many memories I hold dear to me from Westfield State. TIM LAMBE 215 13W DESIGNEES EAGE In closing, I hope you enjoyed the 1983 edition of Tekoa. It was based on the theme of The Famous Scene, a song by Bob Seger. The book was geared toward the seniors (now graduates), of W.S.C. Our goal was to photograph as many different seniors as we possibly could and represent our years at State in a positive and tasteful manner. I hope you agree that we accomplished these goals. Students do not realize how much work is put into the creation of a yearbook. The many hours of meetings, decisions, heated argu- ments, typing and layouts. This book would not have been possible without the help of some very special people, Maureen Noonan, Maryellen McCarthy, Jill Broyles, Susan Hassett, Lisa Miele, Joan Lehoullier, Nancy Macleoud and especially Cheryl Sullivan. Cheryl was always there to help out. Whether it was to gather photographs, contact people, do layouts or just give me support — Thanks Cheryl. Without this staff behind me I might have given up back in September. Also I would like to thank the students who co- operated with us in the staging of the photographs of the Color Section and the Divider Pages. Photo- graphs were obtained from Jim Lombard and Bob Culkeen of the Media Studies Dept., Matt Osborn, Ron Brown, Ted Noonan and The Westfield Evening News. Designer and Layout Editor Tekoa 1983 Denise Kemp THE COLOPHON The 1983 TEKOA, of Westfield State College, Westfield, MA, was printed in offset lithography by Herff Jones Yearbooks, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. It was printed in a limited edition of 650 copies with 216 pages. The paper stock used on signature one is ikonolux, with the remainer of the book printed on 100 bordeaux. The cover is a pyroxylin coated non-woven material (41081 antique brown.). Graphics on front lid and spine are blind embossed with the seal being a old gold metally application. It is mounted on 160 point binder ' s board. The endsheets are printed with black litho ink on EX10 ivory paper stock. The book is smyth sewn in 16 page signatures, and trimmed to 9 xl2 . In addition to the black ink used throughout, there are 6 flats of four-color. All captions and body copy is done in 8 and 10 point souvenir using souvenir demi as the emphasis type face. Heads appear in 18, 30, and 48 point souvenir light italic. Cover design and headings were created by Denise Kemp. John Carrier was our representative from Heff Jones Yearbooks.