Westfield State University - Tekoa Yearbook (Westfield, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1988 volume:

' 386 0026 0178 6   I - : 5 ••■. J ■fWi : • jk v Wfcj 1 £ r? 1 r l . . H 1 f 1 1 1 ' ■ : 1 1 [ J m ■k H , L k_ INDEX Faculty 8c Administration ... Page 24 Events 8c Sports Page 34 Clubs Page 146 Seniors Page 158 Candids Page 226 L Academy Awards 1st day of classes Dedication Tekoa 1988 The class of 1988 dedicates this yearbook to all of the people who share a commitment to excellence in education and who have been instrumental in the progress of Westfield State College. Westfield State College was founded one hundred and fifty years ago as the nation ' s first public coeducational institution for teacher preparation. Horace Mann, secretary of the Board of Education, was instrumental in getting the state to appropriate funds to establish the State Normal School, opened in Barre, Massachusetts. In 1844, the college moved from Barre to Westfield and Reverend Emerson Davis became the first headmaster at the new site. The college moved again in 1892 to the building which is now Westfield ' s city hall. In 1932, the State Normal School became the Westfield State Teachers College as the result of a bill signed by Governor Joseph Ely. The College made its final move in 19 56 to the present site on Western Avenue. All Massachusetts State Teachers colleges were changed to State Colleges in 1960. This change led to the expansion of the curriculum giving students the opportunity to concentrate in areas other than teaching. There have been many changes and developments at the College since its establishment in 1838. Starting with twenty students, the college now has an enrollment of three thousand. Its dedicated faculty members and administrators continue to contribute to the progress of public higher education at Westfield State College v J f the Turf student teaching Date Books Get togethers Many Thanks to Bob Mailloux John Morytko financial aid office Dickinson Hall 20 Mickey Curtis Bob Culkeen Jim Lombard registrar ' s office water problems What a year it has been! My first year as president, and my first graduating class. I am glad we are both making it. . .together. Naturally, I am biased but I just felt you were a special group. You had a wonderful sense of yourselves as individuals, and as a class you are a conttiunity of friends. I know that when Devy and I went to the Valentine ' s dinner dance at Chez Josef with a number of you, we felt we were part of a family affair. Your president Katie Thompsen has been tireless in your behalf. She and others have made us look and feel good about ourselves and each other . I don ' t want you to leave. Don ' t forget us. Stay in touch. Drop by. Recommend outstanding students. Be successful. Send us money. Mail a postcard. Call, even collect. I will accept the charges. I always did for my own kids. u Irving H. Buchen President residential life campus survey 22 Board of Trustees internships Lammers Hall :; 1 Robert Martin Peter Mazza Jeanne Julian Maureen Hogan ft ¥ scooping ▼ The Owl 24 student security Davis Hall 25 !?ll 1 4 . 1 l ' Ji ' rati tfi •V ' .-oW _ Or ] ■ -jO i B Curt Robie Residential Life Debbie Clifford Residential Life John Morytko Media Services ¥ drinking baseball field 26 Wmf£ j A mil i John Songdahl Biology r r 20 , ' , ' ;, i V Michael McCartney Criminal Justice Riverside Park f Conlin Hall r r 1 1 J | Kathleen Pellegrino Economics Business Administration Russell Bellico Economics Business Administration mm John Darrow Economics Business Administration I Thomas McFarlin Economics Business Administration bar hopping t advisors 28 Lawrence Latour Education £ • . JjL fc v ' B ' Bernard Fleury Education Stephen Sossaman English Henry Wefing English f Scanlon Hall business office :- Noemi Escandell Foreign Languages Literatures Karl Leiker Geography Regional Planning Frederick Harling History residence hall dorm f laying out 30 Michael Konig History — T- Stress MTG Daniel Koury Music f memories f Welch Hall 32 Seymour Hall retirees 5i Freshmen Orientation South campus 36 1 • ' m ? ni ihu m all-nighters an announcement r Welcome back dance peace talks 38 Welcome Back dinner f Kellehers 5- J I Carribbean Cruise sign-in policy 40 f Chuck ' s contacts A Season to Remember was the theme of the Westfield football team in 1987-88. It proved to be just that as the Fighting Owls posted their best record ever of 6-3. Making it a season to remember were All- Conference senior stalwarts such as Ail- American tight end Jeff Stackpole, and a pair of talented do everything athletes in Bob Erhardt and Carlos Canino. Other senior standouts who finished their careers with school records were quarter- back defensive back Eric Ryder and half- back Joe Champigney. Westfield ' s quality seniors were supported by many talented underclassmen. An opportunistic defense that held most op- ponents in check made the Owls strong con- tenders for the New England Conference title with a 5-1 record after six games. West- field ' s only loss in the first six weeks of the sea- son was a closely contested 17-7 decision to New England power Plymouth State. The Owls finished their finest season on an upnote with a dominating victory over Fitch- burg. Athlete of the Week 1st football game 42 ITeam members: Carlos Canino. Joseph Champigny, Paul Donnelly, Robert Erhardt, Garry Garland, Robert Hartnett, John Moloney, Kevin Quinn. Eric Ryder, Jeffrey ' Stackpole, Richard Ward, John Abbott, Michael Barry, Daniel Beaftie, Timothy Brophy. Matthew Griffin, Christopher Guiliani, Andrew Guy. Kent Moorhouse. Melvin Sasser, Thomas Allard, Stephen Bail, Thomas Bellefeville, William Chase. Michael Condon, Christopher Croteau, James Daigle, Louis Denofrio. John Doherty. Patrick Donoghue, Stephen Duffy, Scott Eidinger, William Foley, Frederick Gillis, John Kelley, Alan LaPorte, Jeffrey Mancovsky, Thomas Murdock. Dean O ' Connor, Daniel Quirk. and Frank St. Peter, Scott Swain, Kenneth Tacelli, Gregg Bigda, Charles Carucci, Peter Clasby, Jeff Cormier, Tom Dean, Trevor Friend, James LeClerc. Robert Mahoney, Joseph Maldonis, Steve Marcil, Nicky Miglionico, Jeffrey Rothberg, David Roux. and William Silvia. f Parking Drakkar -3 MMtirao Jill Todd Nicaragua 44 Greater Tuna Contra Hearings -: Convocation Airplane Hijacking Convocation 46 Care packages Opera 4 m- m ' Suspect 1st golf game J . It was a year of firsts for the Westf ield State golfers, who achieved high rankings on both the regional and na- tional level in fielding the best team in the school ' s his- tory. Here ' s a look at some of the many firsts the Owls links- men recorded: — achieved its highest national ranking (12th) — rated the second best Division III school in New England behind rival Salem, a team it outshot in several tournaments — competed in the ECAC Tournament, finishing 9th in a field dominated by Division I and II schools — qualified three golfers for the NCAA Championship Another impressive first for the Owls was attained by Dean Godek, who earned All-American honors at the national championships. The senior placed 15th with a three round total of 230. Senior Pat Rahilly, an Aca- demic All-American golfer for two straight years, and junior Kevin Piecuch fired rounds of 238 and 239, re- spectively, to place 53rd aod 58th. Movies in SU Cancun --■ Quad Barbeques 1st field hockey game 50 [LTt™ ? rS i P S mel ? C ' a ' Lisa Krawczyk Lynn Krawczyk, Mara Lichoulas. Kathleen Cummings. Leanne Robert, Many Santo Cynthia Shepard Laura Barnas Ellen Pliant. Kimberly Hagglund. Laura Mahoney. T,na O ' Dea. Michelle Olson. Maryann Pelligrinelli. Amy Willey, Jennifer KilHIea. Susan O ' Malley a d Sharo U a oo It was a season which brought a satisfying smile to the face of Diane Lussier, the head coach of the Westfield State field hockey team. The second-year coach saw her team post a com- petitive 8-6-1 record while challenging for the MASCAC Championship. The Lady Owls finished a close third in the conference, losing only to Salem and Bridgewater by 1-0 scores. Coach Lussier is already looking ahead to next sea- son, when Westfield returns all but four girls. Seniors on this year ' s squad were All-Conference pick Pam Clark, who led the team with six goals, goalie Mara Lichoulas, and twin sisters Lisa and Lynn Krawczyk, who were the team co-captains. Among the underclassmen starters were freshmen Sharon Underwood (four goals, one assist), sopho- more Amy Willey (four goals], sophomore Laura Mahoney (one goal, three assists], and MaryAnn Pelligrinelli (three assists). Lichoulas recorded 99 saves in 13 games while allowing 11 goals. Back-up goalie Sue O ' Malley, a freshman, made 21 saves and allowed four goals. Les Miserables Trip to NYC Senior Dinner Cheers 52 f Best Actress — Cher clambake 5.- Dirty Dancing part-time jobs 54 Bernice Lewis Twelve Daze of Christmas 55 Team members: Joseph Conry. Patrick Connolly, Adam Gamble, Mark Gonsalves, Gregory Perry, John Riordan, Patrick Sullivan, Rudoh Veldwijk, Michael Breslin, George Driscoll, Joseph Stanlewicz, Keith Winans, Daryl Zanarki, Matt Barnes, Anthony Damato, Glen Feldmann ' . Corey Hutson, Francis Kirkpatrick, Patrick Smith, and Thomas Smith. 1st Soccer game Get into my car 56 The Westfield men ' s soccer team completed another outstanding season with a 13-6 record and a trip to the ECAC playoffs. The Owls lost in the opening round of the playoffs to ECAC champ Williams, but Westfield ' s veteran coach Jim Fonte was already looking forward to another banner season in 1988 as all but one player returns. The lone graduate, however, will be difficult to replace. Senior Joe Conry capped his stellar career at Westfield by play- ing in the New England All-Star Game for the second consecutive year. The All-Conference standout was the Owls ' leading scorer with five goals and 11 assists. Conry was surrounded by an enthusiastic and talented group of underclassmen, including All-Conference picks Mark Gonsalves and Daryl Zanardi. The highlight of their season was a seven-game winning streak, including a 3-2 victory over archrival North Adams State. Senior spaghetti dinner AIDS commercials 57 Team members: Lisa Chevalier, Patricia Crowley. Michele Ahem, Stephanie . Bishop, tothleen Macaleese Lynda i McDonald ' Catherine Pino, Deborah Trainor, Deborah Bousauet, Nicole Curtis, Lisa Dolan, Shannon Forney, and Dianna McGibney, Senior pictures taken Michael Dukakis for President 58 rf t ;;c ■V S v? f? Defense was the name of the game for the Westfield women ' s soccer squad, which came on strong to finish with a 6-5-3 record under veteran coach Bob Harrington. Westfield started out season slowly, going 1-3-1 before re- cording a 4-0-2 mark over the next six games. The Lady Owls banked five straight opponents during one stretch, capped by a 1-0 victory over confer- ence champion North Adams State. Spearheading the defense was senior Trish Crowley, an All-Conference First Team defender, and junior defender Lori Harpin, an All-Conference honor- able mention selection. Junior Aimee Ross, who scored nine of the team ' s 20 goals, was Westfield ' s other All Con- ference First Team member. Also playing well throughout the season were Deb Trainor and freshman goalie Deb Bousquet, who allowed only 7 goals in 12 games. The Lady Owl booters lost only one player to graduation, their MVP Crowley, so they were looking forward to a win- ning season in 1988 with another tight defense and a bit more offensive spark. i S?T . .V ' ' Sg!S? ? ?r 2SJJ: L iTW L « bk B jsnfi Freshman Junior picnic Masquerade 59 studying Octoberfest Families Bermuda Family Weekend 62 Music Awards African Apartheid .-J ANNUAL STUDENT FACULTY t ■ r 1 2? Freshmen reunion dance Fetal tissue implants 64 t Papers off campus parties 65 KLUMNI WEEKEND f - r _- : =  ' m f) a Team members: William Jackson, John Krim, Philip O ' Connell, Peter Oshana, Donald Palmer, Sean Burke, Kevin Craig, Brian Lincoln, Dwight Lowe, Brie Whitfield, Garrett Cooper, William Ferreira, Stephen Goslin, Roger Grimes, Michael Hammitt, Robert Houldson, Jeffrey Mancovsky, Timothy Morga : Scott O ' Brien, Stephen Pacific, Robert Salvador, David Ash, Kenneth Brady, Kevin Brady, Robert Burke, Jeffrey Guevin, Edmund Hall, Charles Sykes, arr Carl Wojcik, The Westf ield hockey team experiences the bitter taste of defeat too marr times as it finished the season with ] 1-19-1 record. Unlike the 1-19 season aj two years ago, Westfield was com petitive in most of its games durinc 1987-88, but the Owls didn ' t have thn depth and scoring powerto come ol on top. Don Palmer completed his fine fouu year career at Westfield by beinr named to the All-Conference team He finished with a team-high 35 poinl followed by Garry Garland (23 points], Billy Ferreira (23), Steve Gosliij (21), Kevin Craig (16), and John Krin (11). The Princess Bride 1st hockey game 68 £ 2 Whitney Houston Sh ' Booms r- ' Team members: Lisa Belvery, Lisa Desforge, Patricia Gallagher, Deborah Lievi, Denise McNulty, Gina Ray, Barbar; McNeill. Christine Norton, and Ann-Marie Rheaume. The Westfield State women ' s cross country team placed third in the Mass State Conference Championship under first year coach and recent WSC graduate Ann Dever. Senior Lisa Des forge, winner of the Outstanding Contri butor Award in both both cross-countrv and swimming, led the Lady Owls in the championships by placing eighth. Se nior Trish Gallagher placed 10th in thai meet, just ahead of junior Deb Lievi- Anne-Marie Rheaume, Denise McNulty and Lisa Belvery finished in the middle o the pack. 5 ac ' • ' ' . aa. 1st cross country meet 71 American Buffalo Debi Thomas The Westfield men ' s cross-country team capped an- other outstanding year with its first-ever trip to the! NCAA Division III Championships. The team placed 19th in the national finals held at Mt. Hope College in Holland, Michigan. The running Owls earned the trip tc: the Midwest with strong showings throughout the sea- son. They won their fourth consecutive Mass. Stated Championship, placed 11th in the All New England Championships, and finished a strong third in the Nevwf England Division III Regionals. Frontrunners all season long for new head coach Ric Doiron were Ken Pliska, junior Steve Gaebel, senioM Greg Callahan and junior Steve Fleming. They swept ' the top four spots in the Mass. State finals. Placing sixthj through eighth for Westfield in the state championships were senior Tom Stewart, sophomore Chris Kiatos ana freshman Lance Campbell. Vietnam survivors Senior daze 72 pam members: Brian Hanley, Michael Kaleta, Kenneth Pliska, Thomas Stewart, Gregg Callahan. Kenneth Collamore. Steven Fleming. Stephen Saebel, Michael Kallmes, Christopher Kiatos, Kevin Worthington, Lance Campbell, and Mark Curry. Black History Month SECS Workshops 5 Team members: Steven Boudrot, Peter Kilgore, Daniel D ' Angelo. Reid Lennertz, Eric Schmidt, David Wilson. Mitchel Caspe. Timet George, Terence O ' Neil, and Keith Parker. An 8-15 record doesn ' t sound that impressive ' but for the Westfield State men ' s volleybc: team it was a big step in the right direction afte-. winning a total of five games in its previous tw-. ' seasons. New head coach Mike Bowker wc the architect of Westfield ' s rebuilding cam paign in 1988. The Owl spikers started slowly then won eight of their final 19 matches. Senior captains Ian Blanchard and Rei Lennertz kept the team up during both th good and bad times, while classmates, Stew Boudrot and Peter Kilgore also lended suppo: on and off the court. 1st volleyball game ¥ construction 74 New Zealand Prof. 76 Team members: Laurel Ainslie, Renee Gawlinski, Rosemary Duerr. Coreen Gortze, Kristina Jackivicz. Laura Kalantzis. Cmdi Thrasher Kelly Graves Sheila Hallas, and Andrea Stafford. The Westfield women ' s volleyball team cap- tured Westfield ' s only Mass. State regular sea- son championship, posting a 6-0 league re- cord under first year coaches Gwen Keough and Paula Conway. The Lady Owl spikers clinched the title in dramatic fashion by outh it- ting the second and third place teams — Bridgewater and Salem — on the final two days of the season. The weary but determined Westfield spikers outlasted Bridgewater, and then handled Salem the following day. Senior captain Renee Gawlinski and junior captain Rose Duerr guided the underclassmen dominated squad to their 11-13 overall record. The Lady Owls relied primarily on teamwork, as freshman Lynne Farrington was the only player selected to the All-Conference team. Jeopardy Skiing Team members: Laurel Ainslie, Felicia Byers, Tessa Chenaille. Yvette Davis, Wendy Kelley, Kelly LaChance, Patricia Price, Kristina Jackivciz( Kathryn Martin, Lisa Weinberg, Deborah Bousquet, Patricia Censullo, Belinda Lucas, and Melissa Plante. The women ' s basketball team won more games than any other Westfield State team during the 1987-88 school year, as the Lady Owls posted an 18-7 mark in qualifying for the ECAC playoffs, The Lady Owls also captured the season-opening Regis Tournament and compiled the second best record in school history as they won their first five games and 11 of the last 12 during the regular season. Yvette Davis led the Lady Owls through their out- standing season. The smooth shooting guard forward set three school scoring records, includ- ing most points in a single season (510]. She out- dueled Catie Cleary, the nation ' s leading scorer, in an 89-79 victory over Pine Manor College. Davis ' heroics weren ' t overlooked by the coaches as she was an All-Conference First Team selection and second team ECAC pick. Davis was backed up by a supporting cast that knew the meaning of teamwork. Point guard Wendy Kelley set school records for most assists in a game and season. Junior center Tessa Chenaille averaged 10.6 points and a team-high 8.7 rebounds. 1st basketball game Young Artist Concert Series 78 As Is T Best friends IttooktheWestfield men ' s basketball team while to get on track in 1987-88, but once th Owls did they proved to be a formidable op ponent. Westfields ' young club (reserv Kevin Curry was the only senior) took its lump early against a rugged pre-leagu schedule, losing 10 of its first 11 games. Th Owls ' young talent then began to mesh du ing conference play, as they won six of the final 10 games and finished 6-6 in th league. The highlight of the season was a thrilling 8 | 83 victory over conference champion Nort Adams State. Shining individually for thl Owls was sophomore shooting sensation Jir Bruno. Three-point shots were Bruno ' s spec alty, as he made 79 of them to finish third i the nation in that category. Bruno wa named All -Conference along with junior foi ward Bryan Gilmer, who averaged 17 point and 8 rebounds. Sophomore center Riclj Jones, also, showed signs of his awesomn potential during the season. Moonstruck Bush for President 80 to rs r.  L X £n r pam members: Kevin Curry, Victor Davis, Kendall May, Rodney Smith, Keith Bixby, James Bruno, David Bushell, George Gilmer, Richard Jones. Chris ontemayor, Bryan Foster, Jay Hanley, and Michael Martin. Talent Fashion show CAB Win, Lose or Draw Sexual harassment 82 Michael Jackson Wednesday ' s at Westfield fi Team members: Lisa Desforge. Mary Fitzgerald. Michelle Overton, Lori Picard, Kristen Sikora. Janice Tessicini, Tracy Cooney, Jennifer Desimone RotC Houlihan, Lorn LaMagdelaine. Kelley Misata, Ann Marie Verville, Joanne Donovan, Lori Nelson, Laura Stone, Lori Vincent, and Kimberly Weaver. 1st swim meet Holyoke Mall 84 t was a record smashing season for the Westfield women ' s swimming team, which set or reset more than 20 school records on ts way to a 4-3 dual meet mark. eading the record-setting trend for sixth-year coach Dave Laing A as a trio of underclassmen. Establishing six records each were ju- liors Mary FitzGerald, sophomore Korri LaMagdelaine and fresh- nan diver Lori Vincent. Vincent had the most successful season in- dividually with her fourth and eighth place showings in the New En- gland Championships, which led the Lady Owls to a 19th place fin- sh. Vincent also performed well in the ECAC Championships, as she placed 16th in the one meter dive and 18th on the three meter Doard. Dther records were set by junior Kristen Sikora and freshman Kim Weaver. Sophomores Robyn Houlihan, Tracy Cooney and Ann Ver- y ille were members of record setting relay teams as well. f Fawn Hall Sally Jesse Raphael ?c t Bad Dreams Channel 22 86 more stress w Myma shoes r Winter White Stag Baby Family Ties Breast Cancer awareness SC Road Trips Paul Strowe 90 IV - Finals Begin Harriet Tubman ■- Campus Christmas Party f Grammy ' s 92 HAS PARTY L v fc i  i H ' B • wiM r ijill fc Bm 1 1 1 jut RH 1 4 « r B. ' v 1 4 lfc i Domino ' s Halloween Party - ; ft Hp iHF l B Ik | ■ IB MlEI 1 H . tf j IBf . Crossfire f Jaws in pool 94 The Night Owl Snow days 95 Team members: Christine Antosca, Lori Bunyea. Karen Crosier, Diana Diaz, Staci Holcombe, and Pamela Tatlow. The highlight of the Westfield gymnastics team ' s 1-5 season was an eighth place finish in the Ned England Championships held at Bridgewater State. Westfield ' s top all around performance ■ the meet was by sophomore Christine Antosca, who placed 15th overall. Her top efforts were j 14th in the vault and 16th in the floor exercise. At the championships, Staci Holcombe placed 20th overall, while Pam Tatlow finished 28r Karen Crosier had a high finish of 15th in the vault. 1st gymnastics meet ¥ Spring break 96 i p I |- 0:08- Ob ' ii 4 08 ■ _ M VfW ' ■■■ ' ' Security officer fired Eddie Murphy ' s RAW - High Meadows New Friends Concert NEW FRIENDS ■• • ■ Gorbachev f Robert Bork - f No parking Intramural season 100 Good Morning Vietnam Baby Jessica 101 Dance For Heart Dance for Heart Tow trucks 102 Health Fair Simon Sez Health Fair 103 Susan ' s Hair Co. Mercury Morris 104 Gary Jackacky Blacks in America 105 Touch of Class Dance Trivial Pursuit 106 Valentine ' s Day JT Music with Dave Binder 107 Dan McKeague Medieval Dinner 108 rz T — ; — — © SIPATRIC KSMfRHMDE Vanna f Irish Festival ;- Computer room Interviews 110 Summit Wellness day 111 Team members: Scott Breen, Brian Corrigan. James O ' Donnell. Patrick Connolly. Robert Fleming, Thomas Friel. Robert Kelly, Bri ■ LaCroix, John MacNeill, James O ' Loughlin, Robert Quinn, Daniel Sullivan, Thomas Camnody, Kevin Dale, Thomas Heffernan, Mich( McKinley, James Nally, Timothy O ' Neil, Mark O ' Neill, Michael O ' Neill, Joseph Casey, Christopher Gagnon, Steven Kerr, BrencH Murphy, and Patrick Smith. The Westfield State lacrosse team won seven and lc, eight in a season that gave their fans many thrills and near league championship. The highlight of Wes j field ' s league season was a 10-9 overtime victory | Mass. Maritime. The Owls also played in another overtime conte which highlighted their non-league schedule, as the outlasted Trinity, 14-13. The competition was sti throughout the season as the Owls dropped decisior to New England powers Holy Cross, Springfield an Williams after taking early leads. Junior Rob Quinn was one of many underclassmen who kept the Owls competitive. The rugged attack tailed a league-high 61 points and led the Owls with 3| goals. Jim O ' Donnell, one of the few seniors on th squad, scored 54 points and was selected to play i the New England All-Star Game. ? The river 112 1st Lacrosse game Finals Week Pumpkin Carving contest 113 dim members: Cheryl Bassettt, Pamela Clark, Karen Frustaci, Johanna Madge, Deborah McCarthy, Renee Savage, Dawn Scott, Laurl Skiddell. 3,inie Staniewicz, Nina Vivenzio, Tracy Bembridge, Teresa Carroll, Tracy Foley, Carolyn Malley, Suzan Cybulski, and Lisa Dolan. h 1988 Westfield women ' s softball season might we been the most gratifying for veteran coach k ce O ' Donnell, as she molded together an un- i rclassmen laden squad into a winning unit which ime within a run of defending its ECAC Cham- unship. N expected, the young club got off to a slow start, j)pping a double-header to AIC, but it quickly ned things around with five straight early season ' Tories. The Lady Owls finished the season at 1 7-1 0, l ving tied for second in the conference with an 8- l3cord. They were awarded a post-season play- 3 berth for their fine play against the top flight ;mpetition. [3 Lady Owls didn ' t give up their ECAC crown vhout a fight. After dropping the opening playoff lime to top-seeded Southeastern Massachusetts, festfield knocked off conference rival Worcester h e, 5-4, and handled Southeastern Mass., 7-2, h second time around to advance to the cham- :pnship game. There, the Lady Owls met a familiar Diponent in Bridgewater State, and were eliminated ra tough-to-take 4-3 setback. Senate Pres. resigns Art Gallery 115 Team members- Thomas Frederick, Peter Nadeau, Phillip Preston. Anthony Tringali, Robert Anderson. Chnsopher Bisanti Edvv Bums Daniel Cosenzi. James Gronin. Richard Doyle. Patrick Herlihy. Lars Lambros, Thomas Larson, Richard Locke. Michael Pair Greg Roy, John McDonald, Frank Morrissey, Peter Olson. Britt Ryan, Robert Anderson, Anthony Calcidise, Tom Dean, Vinoi Joyce, Craig Kozens, and Martin Mason. ■HHBBBHBSHB9H V ' Fall Exchange 1st baseball game 116 Frustration. That summed up the Westfield baseball team ' s 1988 season from start to finish, even though it charted a more than respectable 17-15 record. Forced to play all but six of their 32 games on the road because their new ball field wasn ' t playable, the Owls were unable to develop any consistency in their play. They started the season on an upnote, posting their first winning record (5-3) down South. The one-run woes hit the Owls back in New Eng- land, however, as they dropped six straight games, including five by a total of six runs. To the Owls ' credit, though, they did regroup to rip off nine straight victories to up their record to 14-9. The springboard to the winning skein was a 2-1 victory at Eastern Connecticut. In contention ference title, losses which picture. They Bridgewater non-league Boston. for an EC AC playoff spot and the con- the Owls suffered several frustrating knocked them from the postseason split key double headers with Salem, and North Adams, and were dealt losses by Albany State and UMass Receiving deserved postseason individual honors were Westfield ' s ' Thunder and Lightning slugging duo of Greg Roy and Dan Cosenzi. Westfield ' s All- Conference performers were Roy and Rich Locke (honorable mention pick). Cancelled School coffeehouses 117 ' TOi . Team members: Bernard D ' Agostino, Andrew Fronczak, Paul Murphy, Kevin O ' Brien, Kenneth Pliska, Thomas Stewart, Anthony Brice, Jeff Cahill, Gregg Callahan, Steven Fleming, Stephen Gaebel, Victor Gilmer, Scott Little, Peter Mole, Curtis Alston, John Desforge, James Forri Christopher Kiatos, Miles Woodhouse, Lance Campbell, Kevin Cass, Mark Curry, and Brian McDonald. Westfield State continued its run into national pr minence during the winter indoor track and fie season, as it finished 10th overall at the nation indoor championships held at Smith College Northampton. Six Owls earned All-American honors, led by Vi« tor Gilmer ' s third place in the 55 meter high hi dies and Lance Campbell ' s fourth place in th 800 meter run. The 1600 meter relay team of Jor Desforge, Miles Woodhouse, Peter Mole ar Paul Murphy received All-American medals ftj placing sixth. Woodhouse just missed gaining A American status, again, as he finished ninth in trtl triple jump. Another highlight of the indoor season was Wes field ' s sixth place showing in the highly compe: tive New England Division III Championships. 1st indoor track meet f work-study 118 ram members: Bernard D ' Agostino, Andrew Fronczak, Paul Murphy, Thomas Stewart, Jeffrey Cahill. Gregg Callahan, Isnneth Collamore, Steven Fleming, Stephen Gaebel, Victor Gilmer, Michael Kallmes, Peter Mole, Rodney SMith, Curtis [ston, John Desforge, James Forrest, Timothy Jacques, Glenn Kasparian, Christopher Kiatos, Kevin O ' Brien, David Os- pbinski, Miles Woodhouse, Kevin Worthington, Lance Campbell, Kevin Cass, Mark Curry, Brian McDonald, William via, Gerald Tejeda, and Joseph Winter. The Westfield men ' s track and field team main- tained its dynasty by claiming its 12th conference championship in the past 14 years. The running Owls nosed out ever improving Fitchburg State to give 20-year coach Gerry Gravel another first place trophy for his cluttered office. National qualifiers Andy Fronczak (hammer throw] and Miles Woodhouse (400 meter run) were two of the many talented thinclads on this year ' s team. Conference champions were Kevin O ' Brien (10,000), Joe Winter (javelin), Steve Gaebel (3,000 steeplechase), Fronczak (shot put), Paul Murphy (800), and Woodhouse (intermediate hurdles). The running Owls also received strong efforts from long jumper Rodney Smith and sprinter Pete Mole in the New England championships, where they placed a surprising second. improvements 119 Team members: Lisa Belvery. Lisa Desforge, Ann Dever, Patricia Gallagher, Renee Gawlinski. Joyce LeBlanc. Felicia Byers. Nancy JorJ Deborah Lievi. Vicki Sullivan, Christine Curcio, Staci Holcombe, Lynda McDonald, Stebhanie Myles, Gina Ray. Deborah Bousquet, and Su;J O ' Malley. It was a short season for the Westfield Stai women ' s track and field team, as they got cl to a late start before finding a pair of neJ coaches in Rick Koiron and Doug Allen. The small squad received some good effotl from a number of individuals. Felicia ByeJ qualified for the ECACs and All New England with a school record toss of 35-6V2 in trl shotput. Lisa Weinberg, another shotputter, ji | missed qualifying for the tournaments, as dm Lisa Belvery, the squad ' s lone senior, in the hJ dies. Qualifying for the ECACs in the hurdles was Sul O ' Malley. Other top performances during th shortened season came from high jumpo Vicky Sullivan, sprinter Christine Curcio, hurdUl Barb McNeill, long jumper Kristen Sarver, an long distance runner Deb Lievi. 1st outdoor track meet Hampshire Mall 120 f Romances Flight 255 121 XT Team members: Sandra Pires, Kristen Sikora, Robin Capone, Maureen Lynch, Lisa Weinberg, Kristin Zooleck, Christine Mathieu, and Lori Nelso. The Westfield State women ' s tennis team finished at 2-7, but it was third in the conference with a 2- record. Senior captain Sandy Pires was 3-1 in conference matches at No. 2 singles, while sophomoi Robin Capone was 2-1 at No. 1. Sophomore Kris Zooleck, junior Kristin Sikora and sophomoi Maureen Lynch all posted 3-1 conference marks at Nos. 4-5-6 sin gles. Pires, a four-year veteran, | ceived the Outstanding Contributor Award from coach David Laing. 1st tennis game birthday of Constitution 122 he Westfield State men ' s tennis team vent 2-9 this season. Their victories over conference foes Mass. Maritime and Sridgewater highlighted the season. Bert tovetto was the No. 1 singles swinger for coach Tom Millete, followed by Kevin tamel, Steve Boudrot, Bob Coelin, Tom A inalski, and Jay Benoit. Winalski and Soudrot were co-recipients of the Outs- tanding Contributor Award. Team members: Steven Boudrot. Matthew Chabot. Thomas Winalski. David Emis. Tim Kinski. Robert Coelin. James Hallett. Kevin Hamel. Umberto Rovetto. Jeffrey Dietschler . Jay Martmeau. Mark Rockwal. and Christo- pher Ryan. . . ' Mi l :.: :::::::■: ; New Man Persian Gulf •:o tifl ' - HjHB b — n = r-y-.-t- .-T r ▼ Tickets Primaries 124 ¥ Keg Room Days of our Lives 125 w AIDS Scare Chicago 126 f Resumes intense sffess 127 Sesquicentennial Ball South of the Border 128 k I ■ ' ' It J LT _ I « }■ 1 f w  J • ' Cover Letters f 3rian Boitanc 129 Inauguration Air Bands 130 The Presidential Inauguration provided an opportunity for the campus 5 unite in celebration and for the educators and state officials to rec- gnize Westfield State ' s achievement potential. The inauguration ceremony was held April 27, 1988 at 2:00 p.m. in ever Auditorium, decorated with spring flowers. A reception followed in le Owl ' s Nest. The occasion marked both Buchen ' s official investiture and msler ' s departure from a presedince at Salem State. The investiture was performed by Jane F. Berry, Chairperson of the West- Bid State College Board of Trustees and George H. Ellison of the Board of jegents of Higher Education. | A colorful academic procession across the seenlet campus pre- jeeded the ceremony. Twenty-three delegates from regional private and iate colleges in Massachussettes joined faculty and administrators in the harch, while students and guests filled the auditorium. The W.S.C. Choral jnd Wind Symphony performed during the ceremony. Apartment turkey dinner Inaugural Ball ' ■?■ wedding plans Senate Banquet 132 Spring weekend warm-up Cobble mountaii 133 Spring Weekend The Hooters Nevins leaves VP position 135 Trent Arterberry Senior week 136 f Rich Hall Beach Party 137 138 Jessica Hahn Jazz Night Festival Chorus f boyfriends ■30 Spring Exchange Ropes Course 140 Keg Parties 141 Car Troubles V Oxfam 142 RESIDENTIAL Casual Sex? Hart and Rice 143 ¥ Trimnastics Farm Aid I 144 f Comedy Night Snow storms 145 Karate Club 1st row Left to Right: Paul Theriault. Michelle Fowler. Jennifer Henderson. Lynn Min or, April Boardway. Joanne Saalfrank, Michelle Stevens. Chris Paradis. Liz Kliger. Christine McNamara. Scott Sherman J 2nd row Lett to Right: Jerry Hume. Ellen Keefe. Laura Kalantzis. Johanna Trumbull. Jim Whalen, Don Hume. Kim Nardi. Molly Minor. Russ Fotaine, Meg Dodd. Sue Drisko. Katie Hickson. Michelle Wajda. Peg Dnsko. MH 3rd row Lett to Right: Jim Gleason. Karen Donahue. Audrey Casey. Cindy Cambell, Michelle Reynolds. Michael Wark, Chris Delude, John Ockebloom, Jim Axton. Lauren Coleman. Sue Robinson, Stacy Hackworth. K« j Ronwo. Theresa Abodeeb, Sue Starkie, Greg Toland. Bruce Earnest last row Lett to Right: John Frazee, Rick Black, Bill Chenaille. Chuck Parker. Doug Meehan Michael J. Fox Library Stacks 148 FIRST ROW: Brenda Burbank, Christine Zemba SECOND ROW: Kelly Goddard. Carolyn Smith, Lesley LeGeyt. Karen LeGeyt. Wendy Kalweit. Charlotte Maclean. Cheryl Boissy PHOTO CLUB EFT TO RIGHT: Andrea Bonoff. Wendy Cressey, imothy Estabrook Gary Hart George Michael 149 INTRAMURAL BOARD Left to Right: Renee Gawlinski. Pc Boydski, Bernie D ' Agostino, Andrew Frc zak, Rodney Harris. Brian Barry GRAPHIC ARTS CLUB Lett to Right: Timothy Estabrook, Frank Beneduei. David Klay, Kirsten Karplus Broadcast News Course Registration 150 EQUESTRIAN CLUB nt row: Jenn Goba. Tracy Stewart, sh Robbins. Sheri Conley -cond row: Christine Zemba, Kelly Dddard, David Abbott, Colleen ighes, Lisamarie Armitage lird row: Ann Marie Souza, Heather ;Quade, Christine Litchfield, Lisa bfijh, Susan Pickett, Julie Kunkel, Lisa Agstino STATE EQUESTRIAN TEAM THIRD WORLD ORGANIZATION Front left to right: Diane Blodgett, Curtis Alston, Steph- anie Myles Back: Dominique Polk Tanning Chancellor Jennifer 151 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS FRONT ROW: Christene Batiste. Jill Davidson, Nancy Beuchemir, BACK ROW: Robyn Houl Klatsky, Phyliss Martin ! WSKB FRONT ROW: Timothy Estabrook, Wendy Cressey SECOND ROW: Dawn Dubin, Heather Mclsaac, Pam Councilman, Bud Hanrahan, Barbie Rust, Andrea Bonoff, Ana Maria Brodmg BACK ROW: Kelly O ' Brien, Beth McMullin, Russell Williams, Brian Robertshaw, Stephen Ruchala, Mike McKay, Kristin Hession, Michael P.V.B. McMahon Contra Aid Wall Street 152 STUDENT SENATE Front row: Norman Smith, Kim Rigues, Andrew Lucia. Michelle Overton, Kreepoln Pip Vothinanthat. Second row: Patty Malakul, Tom Malette, Dan Hunter, Valeris Zonfrelli, Kris Zooleck, Carla Boschetto, Maribetti Hyder Mary Cauley Third row: Kevin Campbell, Mark Rockwal, Lisa Oakes, Susan Holmes, Christine Couper, Erin O ' Leary, Bob Gemme Fourth row: Jay Martineau, Rosalie Kubik, Diane Kramarz, Sally Crehan, Kathy McDonagh, Beth Crocka Fifth row: Cindy Kober, David Abbott, Lisa Sawtelle, Nancy Hunt, Tom Popsun, Mike Rockwal, Kristine Cronin. Sixth row: Andy Johnson, Don Humason, Eamon Galvin, Alan Zielinski, Mike Hannessy, Tom Frederick. S.E.C.S. 1st row Left to Right: Maria Merloni. Patty Phillips. Kristan La Chance, Laurie Stappen, Gina Ray. Jen Jarrell. Jeff Cahill 2nd row Left to Right: Dave Balardini. Leah McCormack. Jeff Szymanick. Jen Guenera. Liz Kliger. Elizabeth Lad- endecker Moonlighting Jessica McClure 153 STUDENT SECURITY Front row: Joanne Marden, Ken Parece Second row: Barbara McNeill. Adria Pritchard, Steve Hall, Dave Hathaway, Jeff Szymaniak, Dean Clement, Bemie D ' Agostino, Dan Duffy, Patty Boyd Third row: Kevin O ' Brien, Glenn Kasparian, Sally Crehan, Paul Campbell, Tracy Bembridge, Amy Duclos, Marianne Schlichte, April Sadler ART CLUB Front row: Andrea Bonoff, Wendy Cressey Back row: Timothy Estabrook, Pam Councilman, Barbie Rust, Ana Maria | Broding, Kirsten Karplus Add Drop Forms Phil Donahue 154 HPERD !ONT: Bernie D ' Agostino VCK ROW: Jeff Brown. Renee Savage, Patty Boyd lley Collins W Advisement Day Jim Tammy Baker 155 Class of 1991 Officers Front left to right: Marty Mason, Jeff Guevin, Chris Golen Back left to right: Claire Willett, Suzanne Sweeney B B RM H By - Tj l W5! 1 ' V fl I ' i IT ' :?. | 4 4MW i - flP B£ : : m Jr — «- B ■ ■ A V m -iM ) 1 ym i ' ■ ' ■ i ' V Jk , ' v3 li Efch ' — ' I « j ij w gJI Vv k Meryl Streep CATS 156 Springfield Fire ? Canada Trip 157 To the Class of 1988: When you leave the campus of Westf ield State G lege as a graduate, you will be taking many thin with you. However, you will also be leaving a part yourself behind. For most of us, college was the f time on our own. Where you see yourself today has a to do with your experiences and decisions asi member of the Class of 1988 at Westf ield State C lege. With both successes and failures, you fine made it to graduation. Back in September of 1984 we weren ' t sure wh being a college student was all about. Most of learned to fit in right away, while others needed a more time to get the hang of it. None of us was prepare to handle the big challenges on our own. You learm that you could depend on your roommates and ne Q bors for support. This is how our friendships began. For four years our friendships were tried and teste While some friendships drifted apart, others becan stronger. After graduation they will be tested age Some of us may be going home, while others may I starting out on their own. You may be continuing w your education, starting a career, or starting a fam Staying in touch with friends will be a challenge. Graduation should not mean an end to our frier ships. We will all have to put some effort into staying; touch. When you start the new chapter of your life, I elude the people who shared the good times and tl bad times with you at Westfield State. Continue! share your new experiences. Katie Thomps l Baby M Time Of My Life 160 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS : ht: Nancy J. Henderson, Secretary; Lisa B. Bazarian, Vice President; Kathleen A. Thompson, President; Lisa J. Oakes, Senate Representative Back: Thomas E. Stewart, fqsurer; Michael R. Ahearn, Senate Representative; Thomas H. Fredrick Jr., Senate Representative; Cathleen M. LaCroix. Senate Representative 161 Let us introduce ourselves The Class of 1988 162 (foe ffiulj 7ie im Ofdf e ow Afoc tad (Ae time of mu Afc o Ad uwerfdf Adc diis Anforc Yes AA swear it ' die tn di na (Adotoe it aAA toj ou (Aaasc Adoe Auid die time of my Afe nd Adoaie it aAA toj ou A(K Acen umitinyfor so wig aa AdoefisudA found ' someone stand Ay me Ve saw- die coritiny on die wa A As coefeAt dus mayicaA Ta itaso oio audi Aassion in oar- eyes Uteres no loan toe coa d disyuise it ecret y h- ate taAe eacAi otAier ' s Aland Mzuse toe seem to understand Vie uryencyjitst re nemAer ou ' re de one duty r can t yet enouytA of o- AdAA ted you somet uny r Aiis coa d Ate Awe Atecause ' Adoe Aiad die time of my Afc o Adneoerfe t dus toay Ate Are Afes Ad swear it s de trat i .. And ' Ad owe it a toj ou ' Adit t my Away a uA sotd AA uta ituou more dia iuoa ' coer Amoto So- ute ' A just Aet itjfo Q)on ' t Ae afa d to Aose controA Afes AdAnout udiat ' s onj oarmind c frdAenj oa say, •dtay coidt me toniy tt. ust rememAer Afoti ' re de one duty Ad can tjiet e toayA of Jct AdAA teAAj oa sotnedti iy ATAts coa d Ac Aooc Aecause Cause AdAiad die tune ofnty A e .. And Adoe sewc ied drotty t eocry open door Adud Adoefoa id die tratA and Adotoe it aAA toj oa G omtis 163 Michael R. Ahearn Business Management Christopher Albano Business Management Douglas J. Allen Physical Education Deborah Allen-Goguen Social Science 164 David W. Anthony History Yolanda M. Arbelaez Special Education Elizabeth A. Arick Business Management Shefri L Arsenault Elementary Education 165 Lisa R. Belvery Mass Communications 166 Bethany Blackburn Business Management Gary W. Blandy Business Management Kevin D. Boden Business Management Brian P. Borman Management Information Systems 167 Scott G. Breen Business Management Renita I. Brimage Elementary Education Alice M. Britton Business Management James P. Broderick Business Management 168 169 Diana L. Calusdian Special Education Alison J. Campbell Psychology Jeffrey B, Capobianco Social Science Debra M. Card Criminal Justice 170 Deborah A. Cavanaugh Criminal Justice Sean W. Cavanaugh Business Management Donald J. Cefalo Regional Planning 171 Matthew E. Chabot Mass Communications Roger P. Chabot Mass Communications Mark W, Chalmers Business Management Kathryn Chambers Psychology M  ■ - M f Joseph A. Champigny Criminal Justice Jennifer L. Chapin Elementary Education Marc J. Charbonneau Computer Science Karin J. Checka Mass Communications 172 William J. Chenaille Music Lisa M. Chevalier Business Management James P. Chlastawa Computer Science Andrew C. Chouiniere Criminal Justice Marie A. Cintolo Business Management Donna S. Ciurleo Political Science Pamela J, Clark Psychology ... 173 Dean F, Clement Criminal Justice Angela M. Clougherty Business Management Virginia M. Cloyd Elementary Education James E. Colbert Computer Science Christopher J. Colby Criminal Justice Lauren A. Coleman Criminal Justice Kathleen E. Collard Elementary Education Kelly P. Collins Physical Education 174 Brian A. Com ' gan Business Management 175 Rhonda A. Costa Special Education Jeffrey A. Cozzolino Business Management Michelle F. Cregg Business Management Kimberly A. Crosier Elementary Education Patricia H. Crowley Elementary Education Kathleen M. Cummings Criminal Justice 176 Margaret A. Curran English Kristine M. Cyr Political Science Lisa M. Daddario Business Management Bernard J. D ' Agostino Physical Education Gianina M. DAmbrosia Social Science Paul S. Danahy Business Management Karen M. Dane Art Jean M. Davis Criminal Justice 177 Paul N. DiMarfino Jr. Business Management Lisa Dinger Computer Science Sonia E. Dinnall Biology Peter A. Diomede Business Management 178 Paul W. Donnelly Jr. Criminal Justice Timothy P. Donoghue Criminal Justice Francis W. Donovan Business Management Tern J. Donovan Mathematics 179 Diane L. Ducharme Business Management Daniel P. Duff Criminal Justice Diane M. Duffus Elementary Education Catherine J. Duffy Liberal Studies 180 Christopher M. Duffy Business Management Lauren A. Duffy Liberal Studies Tracy M. Dunn Physical Education Thomas J. Dunph Criminal Justice Scott G. Dyer Business Management Deidre A. Dzamba Criminal Justice Maria C. Early Business Management Robert E. Edes Criminal Justice 181 Robert J. Felici Criminal Justice George P. Femandes Business Management Thomas Ferry Mass Communications Michele D. Fimbel Elementary Education 182 John E. Fischer Mathematics Lisa M. Fitzgerald Liberal Studies Sharon L. Flagg Physical Education Sara J Flinter Elementary Education Kimberly A. Foley Elementary Education Linda M. Foley Mass Communications Joseph M. Follansbee Mass Communications Gary R, Fontaine Criminal Justice 183 Denise J. Ford Elementary Education Michele A. Forti Computer Science Patricia M. Francisco Mass Communications Lisa M. Frechette Criminal Justice Thomas J. Frederick Jr. Physical Education Jill A. Freeman Business Management James M. Fricchione Business Management Andrew P. Fronczak Liberal Studies Anthony R. Gardner Business Management Thomas J. Gardner Economics Tracey Garrett Elementary Education Gary M. Gates Computer Science 185 H V3 ■ W Robert M. Gemme Criminal Justice Robert F. Genest Mass Communications Kathleen M. Gentile Elementary Education Glynn P. Geraghty Elementary Education 186 Julie A. Gilbert Business Management Kerrie A. Glynn Business Management Francis J. Godbout Business Management Dean T. Godek Business Management Lisa Gcodell Elementary Education 187 Patrice M. Grant Economics David M. Green Criminal Justice Sharon Y. Green Mass Communications Juliann E. Grimaldi Elementary Education 188 Steven G. Hall Computer Science Colleen A. Hammerle Special Education Diane L, Halloran Elementary Education Maura E. Halpin Elementary Education Maureen R. Hamilton Elementary Education Brian E. Hanley Mass Communications 4 t i • CIV| C CENTER ,.. - 189 Mark Hatton Mass Communications Alison R. Hayes Business Management Joelle M. Hayes Criminal Justice Jennifer M. Hebert Computer Science 190 Nancy J. Henderson Political Science Lauren A. Hendry Liberal Studies Michael O. Hennessy Mass Communications Lisa M. Herd Elementary Education Paulina Hernandez Criminal Justice Muhubo J. Hersi Business Management Kristin A. Hession History Edward D. Honeysett Jr. Business Management 191 Patrick J. Inman Mass Communications Gina M. Innamorati Elementary Education Richard J. Irzyk History Donna M. Jaciow Psychology 192 Douglas M. Jackson. Computer Science William S. Jackson Criminal Justice Andrew F. Jerusik Criminal Justice Mark A Jodice Music Michelle A. Johnson Elementary Education Priscilla Johnson Biology Susan M. Johnson Art Peter J. Joncas Criminal Justice 193 194 Elizabeth A. Kliger Business Management Marylynn Koczur Elementary Education Robin I. Kopoyan Criminal Justice 195 ' 1 1 r ' B ' ' M Pi - ■ i it ' A ■p if ' ' TO 1 ' iiy ' I Lisa M. Krawczyk Business Management Lynn M. Krawczyk Business Management John W. Krim Criminal Justice Holly A. Krota Business Management 196 Elizabeth L. Ladendecker Computer Science Kimberly A. Lafland Special Education Andrea M. Lafleur Computer Science Jeanne M. Lahaie Mass Communications Michelle M. Lamontagne Elementary Education Renee M. Landry Elementary Education Kraig E. Laporte Criminal Justice Mary B. Lapsley Elementary Education 197 Dena J. Lathrop Art Michael J. Leary Business Management Theresa M. Laurin Mathematics Gail R. Lavigueur Economics £ m! ftr k • 1 [i J 1 K t E  Renate-Marie Lavoie Psychology Joyce A. Leblanc Business Management Margaret V. Lecko Elementary Education Robert C. Legrice Criminal Justice _ 198 Scott M. Lemme Mathematics Stuart G. Lempke Physical Education Reid K. Lennertz Business Management Carolyn A. Leonard Psychology Kim M. Lewandowski Business Management Valerie A. Lewis Elementary Education 199 Erin M. Looney Business Management Kimberli A. Lopes Special Education Patricia E. Lorenz Business Management Jeffrey R. Lorion Business Management 200 201 James J. Marcyoniak Jr. Business Management Joanne E. Marden Criminal Justice Eric S. Martin Mass Communications Kelly M. Martin Business Management 202 Kimberly A. Mastrogiovanni Mass Communications Colleen M. Maunsell Elementary Education Kimberly A. Mawaka Business Management Brendan J. McBride History 203 Joseph M. Medeiros Jr. Business Management Douglas J. Meehan Mass Communications Lynne M. Mendonca English Charles R. Mercer Criminal Justice 204 Lisa A. Merloni Elementary Education Maria L. Merloni Psychology Lisa Meyer Elementary Education Deanna C. Mezzetti Buiness Management Carol A. Mickiewicz Business Management Helen L Miller Business Management Thomas W. Miner Business Management Paul V. Monaaro History 205 Loren L Moore Art David A. Moorhouse Criminal Justice Christine F. Moran Elementary Education John D. Moreau Mass Communications Frederick J. Moriarty Jr. Business Management 206 Joanne E. Munson Elementary Education Julie M, Murphy Business Management Kelly A. Murphy Business Management Paul D Murphy Physical Education Krista E. Murray Elementary Education Peter J. Nadeau Criminal Justice Julie F. Natson Business Management Patrick J. Nee Criminal Justice 207 Cheryl A. Nelson English Daniel M. Noel Business Management Timothy J. Noonan Art Peter Norman Criminal Justice Kevin G. O ' Brien Business Management Philip E. O ' Connell Criminal Justice Kathleen M. O ' Connor Business Management James N. O ' Donnell Jr. Business Management 208 Kenneth S. Parece Computer Science Charles J. Parker English Pamela J. Parsons Liberal Studies Denise M. Passaggio Mass Communications 209 Steven B. Paulin Mass Communications Laurie A. Payeur Elementary Education Elizabeth L. Pease Art Paula W. Peregrin Special Education Wendy A. Person Business Management Lisa M. Phillips Business Management Patricia A. Phillips Psychology 210 Denise M. Pigott Criminal Justice Sandra L. Pires Physical Education Scott D. Plausse Political Science Peter T. Podavini Criminal Justice David W. Pratt Business Management 211 Kevin P. Quinn Criminal Justice Linda A. Quinn English bi - w ■ V i t ' w Lisa M. Quinn Criminal Justice Patrick S. Rahilly Jr. Business Management Wende L. Raymond Art Jeffrey B. Reilly Business Management 212 Guntars V. Reks Business Management Susan A. Rivers Computer Science Todd M. Renaud Criminal Justice Anthony Rice Jr. Business Management Patricia A. Robbins Mass Communications Helen M. Roberts Political Science John F. Richard Jr Business Management Brian A. Robertshaw Mass Communications 213 Kimberley M. Roy Psychology Nadine A. Rubbico Business Management Terry D. Rudd Jr. Management Information Systems 214 Joanne M. Saalfrank Criminal Justice Tracy A. Saharceski Elementary Education Patricia M. Samson Art Fernanda M. Santos Spanish Lisa J. Sawtelle Music Susan M. Sawyer Criminal Justice John A. Scanlon Criminal Justice Lisa L. Scamici Spanish 215 Christine M. Sears Business Management Douglas W. Seiffert Computer Science Brenda Sellers Criminal Justice Cynthia A. Separk Criminal Justice 216 Richard G. Serafini Jr. Mass Communications Daniel D. Sheehan Criminal Justice Robert C Sheperd Elementary Education Jennifer A. Sinclair Business Management 217 Daron M. Songer Liberal Studies Elizabeth V. Sophinos Liberal Studies Nicholas J, Spinney Business Management Deborah A. Stanlewicz Social Science 218 Paul P. Stem Psychology Thomas E. Stewart Regional Planning Carolyn J. Stover Elementary Education Nancy L Sudyka Art Eileen M. Sullivan Mass Communications Tammie M. Sullivan Mass Communications Williams J. Sullivan Liberal Studies 219 Catherine R. Taatjes Psychology Maryanne E. Templeman Social Science Ruth E. Teree Art Kathleen A. Thompsen Physical Education Barry D. Thunberg Business Management Jennifer R. Tobin Business Management 220 Brian Tomasetta Criminal Justice Renee E. Tracy Psychology Amy F. Travis Mass Communications Anthony M Tnngali Criminal Justice Donald P. Trischitta Economics Michael J. Trudeau Computer Science Sonja M. Turner Art Julie A. Upton Criminal Justice 221 Ann C. Walsh Social Science Amy F. Walters Business Management Richard L. Ward Criminal Justice Scott T. Wennerberg Business Management Paul A. Wheeler Business Management 222 Lee H. Whittier Business Management Dawn E. Wiezbicki History Debora J. Williams Business Management Laura N. Williams Biology Russell R. Williams Criminal Justice Sybil H. Williams Elementary Education James G. Williamson Business Management Mark G. Williamson Art 223 Thomas J. Winalski Business Management Paul A. Wing Jr. Mathematics Kimberly A. Wirsen Special Education Deborah A. Wonson Mass Communications Lisa J. Wrzesien Business Management Margaret M. Wynne Business Management Jeffrey R. Yarrows Computer Science AN S. Zabian Business Management 224 PHOTO SHY Tamera E. Accorsi Ronna J. Adams Laurel J. Ainslie Karen J. Amato Mark. S. Anthony Deborah J. Ashe David W. Bakalyan James M. Barrett Trisha A. Barrett Theodore E. Bartkus Mary M. Barton Maria A. Basile Cathy E. Beaulieu William S. Berman Allyson M. Bernat Alan T. Bethea Stephanie J. Bishop Glen J. Blanchard Ian R, Blanchard Brian A. Boski Michael D. Boyd Kathleen M. Bregoli Michael F. Brin William J. Brock Timothy D. Brophy Sharon M. Broske Carl E. Buczala Timothy R, Burke John J. Burm Robert V. Cacciola Maureen A. Callahan Darlene M. Campagna Carlos A. Canino Amy E. Carey Cynthia A. Carnevale John P. Carrigan III Katherine Chouinard Dawn E. Clark James B. Clark Anthony G. Collins James S. Combs Tara P. Conant Carolyn J. Conboy Olga M. Correa James J. Corso Shawn A. Cortney Richard H. Cronan Donna L. Croteau Kevin R. Curry Yvette Davis Carol G. DeCarlo Tina M. Degon Neil F. Demers Paul M. Derose Peter J. Dewhurst Matthew Diminico Todd T. Dineen Robert J. Dingle Daniel M. Doherty Jr. John J. Donovan Gieng B. Du Hao B. Duong Richard P. Dupre Jr. Alfred L. Estabrook Mark Fahey Donna M. Ferraiolo Elizabeth A. Ferris Bethany L. Forsyth Gina L. Frasco Andrew M. French Susan M. Gallerani Thomas R. Gardiner Jr. Garry M. Garland Michele R. Garvey Richard S. Gawron Jr. Elizabeth Gilbert Victor E. Gilmer Shari S. Gingras Patti D. Gold Darlene M. Goncalves Judith L. Goudreau Norman D. Gousy Arthur L. Hanrahan Maura C. Harlen John E. Hartin Dorothy J. Harry Susan K. Henneberry Debra A. Hobson llene G. Hollander Anthony L. Holmes Charles E. Hughes Jr. David A. Hulseberg Lilia M. Irizarry Todd M. Irzyk Victor M. Jeronimo Christopher E. Johnson Elizabeth A. Johnson Robert K. Johnson Priscilla D. Joseph Michele A. Kahl Donald W. Keene Brian P. Kelly Daniel J. Killips Robert A. Kmett Andrew M. Knapp John W. Koss Elizabeth A. Krok Thomas D. LaFleur Jr. Deborah A. Lansing Mary M. LaPlante Thomas S. Larson Sandra L. Lastowski Dennis A. Lawrence Nils G. Leaf Karen M. Leis Michael P. Livieratos Jeffrey T. Logan John G. Lombella Robert W. Lonergan Shaun P. Loughrey Kathleen B. MacArthur Peter M. MacNeill Jaime L. MacSata David G. Majenski Jane V. Maldon Patrick J. Malone John L. Moloney Gabriele Mancini Marie E. Mangini Mark J. Manocchio Steven P. Marcus Stephanie A. Marks Baron C. Maruca Kevin W. Maunsell Wendy M. Mawaka Susan E. May Cheryl J. McCormick Timothy E. McGrady John E. McHugh Jr. Glen J. McKenna Daniel M. McKeon Jr. William M. McMullen Thomas L. McNamara Douglas A. McVeigh Pamela A. Medrek Jolene M. Mercadante Charles W. Mickey Margaret J. Millett Marcia F. Miodonka James V. Molloy Owen J. Moriarty John M. Morris Mark Muldowney Daniel A. Murdock Mary C. Murphy Paul R. Murphy Velikia V. Murray Donna M. Mussman Gina L. Noblit Kellyanne Norcross David A. Oakley Jennifer A. O ' Brien Rhetta J. O ' Driscoll Henry Ofori Peter A. Oshana Mark F. Ouellette Christopher F. Pallotta Dennis S. Pavao Michelle A. Pepin David B. Percy Karen A. Peters Veeradej Phuchanakit Pamela M. Pieciak Carol A. Popovich Mary R. Poudrier Daryll R. Prescott Christine R. Proulx Thomas B. Rafferty Barbara M. Raimer Robert M. Raneri Diane M. Reed Cynthia A. Rice Lawrence H. Rich II Les A. Rios Keith P. Roberts Deborah L. Robinson Ann M. Rooke Andrew R. Ross Teresa J. Roy Christopher G. Rudolph Donna R. Rufo Julia F. Ryan Marie A. Ryan Ronald R. St.Cyr Jr. Diana G. St.Jacgues Richard P. St.Sauveur Jr. Peter M. Samson Brenda L. Santos John M. Sawyer Patricia M. Schlichte Karl R. Schmidt William G. Schneider Patricia A. Schufrieder Shannon M. Shaw Thomas Shea Marc E. Sincage Clifford A. Smart Jane A. Smith Jeffrey D. Stackpole Timothy A. Stone Christine M. Stosiek Jacaueline A. Strenk Mark J. Stryszko Michael W. Sullivan Robert B. Sylvia Julia A. Tamsey Cynthia E. Tarnauskas Humberto M. Terrinca Jr. Wendell J. Thomas A. John J. Thorp Donald M. Towse Steven D. Trask Terry S. Trask Gary W. Vann Charles M. Vilakis Sandra J. Wallace Julie F. Watson Katherine Watson Diane C. Wells Mark P. Wendell Steven P. Wezniak Richard J. Wiggins Patricia M. Winkle Paul A. Worthington Susan D. Yacovone Deborah B. Zarett Alan Zielinski Thomas J. Zukowski Sharon M. Zulch Wheel Of Fortune Rehearsals 225 Mass Pike Emmys 228 The Cosby Show Debbie Gibson 229 ¥ Route 20 Bay State West 230 f El Italia t James Kass 231 V Noble Hospital shopping in NYC 232 CPA Exam f Owls Nest 233 World Food Day 234 Alf Pink Cadillac 235 Introversions commencement 236 -► Senior Formal Dinner f Spuds 237 LA Law Oliver North 238 Fatal Attraction Channel 40 239 I really did not know what I was getting myself into when I agreed to be co-editor of the yearbook. Thanks to a few dedicated individuals this book became a reality. Cheryl . . . Thank you very much for EVERYTHING. I know you had a lotto do and did not enjoy all of those long hours in the computer room. This yearbook would be speechless without you. I also thank you for your undying support throughout the summer. Without you this book would still not be done! Paul ... I really appreciate all of the time and effort you put into this book. I know that your time was hard to come by. TEKOA would be lost without you. Renee ... I thank you from the bottom of my heart for always being there for me. The pictures are gorgeous! You were always ready to help me in any way that you possibly could. You really cared about the progress (or lack of] of the book. Kirsten . . . Thank you for all of the beautiful artwork. You always managed to turn out the greatest things in the shortest of time. I also thank you for putting up with me when the going got rough. You were always there with a friendly word when I was about to give up. I will miss you next semester, but I am looking forward to your return in the spring. Mickey . . . Thank you for everything. I really appreciate all of the time you put into writing the sports copy. I don ' t know what I would have done without you! John . . . What can I say? You were always there for me, even during your vacation we kept in touch with the progress of things. I always knew that I could count on you. I know that I was often hard to get in touch with but ' sooner or later we always seemed to touch base. Bob . . . Thank you for everything. You were very patient with my numerous questions and problems. I really appreciate your never ending dedication to TEKOA. Dave . . . Thank you for all of the spectacular layouts you were able to create. I also thank you for your never ending support. I hope that next year TEKOA becomes your life just like it was this year. Lisa . . . Thank you for your support and typing skills. You are the best friend a person could ask for. Without you to keep my head on straight, I don ' t know if anything would have ever gotten done! I owe a great big thank you to my family. They put up with TEKOA things all over the house. For most of the- summer they were without a dining room table and often without a living room floor. I owe a very special thanks. to my sister Barbara. She was usually very willing to help me in any way she possibly could. To the rest of the staff . . . Many thanks for a job well done. I appreciate all of the Wednesday evenings that you. gave up to work on the yearbook. I wish the seniors (Liz, Cheryl, Renee, Gina and Marge] the best of luck for the ; future. Linda Backner Editor TEKOA 1988 Linda Backner Editor Cheryl Nelson Copy Editor Kirsten Karplus Graphics Editor Renee Gawlinski Photography Editor yearbook meetings variety show 240 Marie Nadeau Photographer Dave Hathaway Staff Member Joanne Donovan Staff Member Gina Innamorati Staff Member Elizabeth Kliger Primary Signature Editor Well, I can ' t say that I didn ' t know what I was getting myself into this year when I consented to be the editor, again. But I was determined not to do it alone. I needed a good staff behind me to help. As you can see, the staff was the best one a person could ask for. Linda Backner, my co-editor, was more than just a co-editor, she was a friend. I asked Linda to help because she was organized, motivated, creative, and sup- portive. She was always there in a crisis (and there were plenty of them] with a help- ful solution. She gave 100% to this book and it shows. Cheryl Nelson, copy editor, and her fingers were imperative to this book. She wrote, edited, compiled, organized and typed all the copy in this book. Without her, we would have a lot of space in the book. Even with all of her own work, she managed to get it all done. I don ' t know how. Renee Gawlinski, photo editor, was such an asset to this book. If it wasn ' t for her, there would be 248 blank pages. Without her talent, her time, and her staff, the book wouldn ' t have been complete. She brought her pictures, and ideas to every meeting and tried to help in any aspect of the book that needed it. She was at all the events snapping photos left and right of anything that moved, and even some things that didn ' t move. Paul Campbell, business editor, was such a help when it came to raising money. He organized the advertising campaign and followed through with it. He was head of security and he still managed to give some of his time to the yearbook. That is dedication. Kirsten Karplus, art editor, is an incredibly talented person. She has a creative mind and her artwork is beautiful, as you can see. She joined the staff late in the year but definitely shined. She was always there in a crisis. I don ' t know what we would have done without her. Two other people, the advisors, should be given thanks. John Morytko and Bob Mailloux put up with all of our questions and problems and solved any major crises that we encountered. As you can see, I surrounded myself with talented people who I knew would help out and be as dedicated as 1. 1 think I chose well. I want to thank all of you. You are the best. extreme stress W engagements 241 TEKOA PROUD PARENTS Dan Kinney — Perseverance and determination isn ' t fun . . . but there ' s always the reward! James J. Mahoney — Can I stop holding my breath and uncross my fingers? Wendy Person — Wendy, we are proud of you! We love you. Mary Murphy Francis Godbout — Congratulations. With all our love, Mom, Dad, Denis, Johanne, Chris and Aubrey Nancy L. Sudyka — Nancy, you are loved and cherished. Congratulations. Brenda, Robert, and Barbara John McHugh — Congratulations John. Love Mom, Dad, Kathryn, Peter and Buzzy Catherine Rugh Taatjes — We are proud of you, Catherine, Mom, Alison, Mary, and Steve Patti Samson — Good luck at the Peginning of your new life Patti Samson. Paul Danahy — We ' proud of you Paul. Love Mom 8c Dad Mara Lichoulas — Congratulations Class of 1988! Michael Achatz — Congratulations, Mike, upon your graduation. Love Mom, Dad, Harry, and Marc Kim Wirsen — Happiness and contentment in all you do. Our love always, Mom 8c Dad Christopher E. Johnson — Your mother thanks you, your father thanks you, etc. Julie Ann Upton — The world is your oyster. Taste and enjoy. Deirdre DzamPa — Hooray and congratulations from your very proud parents. Michele Forti — Congratulations, Michele. We are proud to be your parents. Jeffrey R. Lorion — We couldn ' t be more proud of you. We love you. Amy Frances Travis — The price of wisdom is aPove rubies — Job 28. Congratulations Amy Elizabeth L. Pease — Congratulations, best wishes, and love to Betsy. Mom, Dad, Laurie, and Cindy Kevin G. O ' Brien — Congratulations — we ' re so proud of you. Love Mom 8c Dad Scott D. Plausse — With love and Pest wishes for your success in life. Mom 8c Dad Diana Calusdian — We ' re proud of you Diana. Congratulations and love, Mom 8c Dad Kelly A. Burke Terri J. Donovan — God bless you. Robert Gemme — We are very proud of you. John E. Fischer — May all of your hopes and dreams come true. Good luck! Scott Wennerberg — An amazing job — we know what you accomplished. Julie Connolly — Congratulations, Julie, and we are all very proud of you. Denise M. Bourbonnaise — You ' ve made us proud. God Pless. Love Mom 8c Dad Kathleen M. Cummings — Congratulations, Kathy. We are proud of your accomplishments. Love Mom 8c Dad Marjorie A. Slater — For He shall give his angels charge over thee. Christine Sears — Congratulations — Best of luck in the future. Love from all. David W. Pratt — Good luck — we are proud of you. James Schneider — Good luck on the way to your first million — Blockhead. Thomas W. Kanauss Jr. — Tommy, Pe all you can be in happiness. Love Mom 8c Dad Angela Clougherty — Warmest congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1988. Richard Irzyk — Let this graduation contribute to your happiness and future well Peing Your parents Peter Nadeau — You fought hard; you won! Believe in yourself always. Love Mom and Ray Lynne Mendonca — Congratulations. I ' m so proud of you. Love forever. Dad Julie Billings — Congratulations, Julie. We love you. Mom, Dad, ,and Linda too Susan HennePerry — With love and pride, we congratulate you Sue! Michael P. Keup — Congratulations Mike! We are very proud of you. Love Mom 8c Dad Renee M. Gawlinski — Best of luck in your future. Love Dad, Mom and Jeanne Thomas H. Frederick Jr — Go for it! Best wishes. Love Mom, Dad, Stephen, and Sue Deborah Byrne — We love you and are very proud of you. Congratulations! Cynthia Separk — It ' s been a long haul, but you done good, Cynthia! Lisa Merloni — Great going Lisa. Love Mom, Dad, Jill, and Lou Karl-Ernst Hoopes — The onus of success rests equally on both seeker and giver. Lisa Marie Daddario — Congratulations. Touch of Color is waiting. Love Mom, Dad, and brothers Stephen J. Luz — Mom, Dad, and Boo send big con-grats to you! Paul V. Mondaro — Congratulations, we are so proud of you, and God bless you always. Love Mom, Dad, and brothers. Christine Moran — Our Teacher of the Year . Love Mom 8c Dad Maria Merloni — Congratulations Maria! You are always in our hearts. Love Mom 8c Dad Alison R. Hayes — May God continue to bless your future. I love you. Mom Ellee Teree — Congratulations, love and best wishes for success and happiness! Gianina M. D ' Ambrosio — I ' m proud of you. Follow your dreams ... be happy! Jeffrey Capobianco — Good luck Jeff, it ' s time to make the donuts! Julie A. Gaudreau — Very proud of your efforts. You deserve the Pest! Mom Robin Kopoyan — Congrats, Paby! May the world be as warm as Westfield. Renate — Marie Lavoie — You ' re a winner, doll. Love ya. Mom 8c Dad James Axton — Congratulations! Never stop dreaming dreams and seeing visions! Mom Michael D. Boyd — May you find your goal early in life. Lee H. Whittier — Congratulations! With pride, love, and best wishes, Dad 8c Mom John A. Scanlon — We ' re proud of you B.J. Mom, Dad, and Rick James J. Marcyoniak Jr. — You made us proud. Keep up the good work. Mary Anne Templeman — Congratulations. Scott M. Lemme — Congratulations. Mom, Dad, and Prothers f Senior Awards Brunch Katina ' s 242 Margaret (Peg) Drisko — Congratulations — love you. Deborah Griswold — You made it Deb! We ' re so proud! Mom, Dad, and Dee Dean Clement Richard T. Maggio Jr. — We knew you could do it! We love you. Mom Dad David Carter — Congratulations Dave!! You have made us very proud. Mom Dad Carter Sherri L. Whitaker — No parents could be prouder. Love Mom Dad William S. Jackson — Our best for a successful future. Love Mom Dad Erin Looney — Congrats to the last of four. Lisa M. Quinn — Congratulations from the family! We are so proud of you. Margaret (Meg) Curran — Congratulations Meg. Love Mom, Dad, Tommy, Lori, Phil, and little Phil Lisa Marie Dinger — Best of luck Babe . Love Mom Dad Patricia A. Robbins — you are very special — we are so proud of you. Donna Labonte — Congratulations, love you, and are so proud of you. Your parents Philip E. O ' Connell — Congratulations, luck, and happiness to you. Tom Galvani — Congratulations Tom, we wish you a happy and prosperous future. Gina Innamorati — Way to go Gina! Mom, Dad, Angela, and Marcia Steven J. Boudrot — Congratulations Boy. Dad, Mom, and Michelle Allyson Bemat — Congratulations — we ' re very proud of you. Love you, Mom and boys Paul N. DiMartino Jr — May you receive as much joy as you have given. Cathleen M. Lacroix — We are so proud of you. Love Mom, Dad Boys Douglas John Meehan — Congratulations; Perseverance, hard work, and belief turn dreams into reality. Michael Ahearn — Congratulations, we ' re very proud of you. Hard work pays off. Deborah A. Stanlewicz — My rosebud, look how you ' ve blossomed! I love you. Renita Brimage — You ' re from strong women, you to will be. Mom PATRONS President Buchen Catherine Dower Peter Rosnick Jeanne Julian Thomas J. McFarlin Office of the Treasurer Rev. John T. Dean Samuel T, Scott Jim Halloran 243 David Geraghty (1961-1987) God gave you only 25 years For that we have shed so many tears We will remember you as sensitive and kind Reaching out to the troubled was on your mind Your dreams were to write and to teach How hard you worked for those goals to reach A smile you always had to lend Yes, not only were you a brother, but truly a friend ? 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