Wheaton College - Nike Yearbook (Norton, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 368 of the 1980 volume:

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March 12, 5 , oa 1980. re ‘ee im bia LN cer EI se ne EE mr wm nh HORE — — CEDURE RE TOI AORN KY WOE METRES CREAN CAE MOS GOK BAEK aes Sc SNOILVZINVOAO A4TT LNAGN.LS | Building Friendships on - One of the most important elements of a college educationisthe ° construction of new friendships. Wheaton lends no exception. The size of the campus makes it almost mandatory to have not one or two, but several friends. These friendships are not restricted to Wheaton campus. Many spend weekends together, and just as many spend summers together. Most, however, build friendships that will last a lifetime. (1) Friends Elizabeth Fahy and Alison Whitebred refresh themselves on a weekend trip to sunny Cape Cod... yum love those calories. (2) Heidi Holmes, Connie Dunlap, and Debbie Cummings are not on their way to church. (3) Wendy Drucker takes the role of Santa Claus from Cathy WW Co)otcvovecbelemeulccmcemere) tigate ar] new Santa by the name of Laura 6 Williams. Only at an all women’s college is Santa a female! opening (1) Exhaustion has set in after Deirdre - Sullivan and Dawn Pars spent a grueling morning at a tailgate and an afternoon watching Harvarddefeat) = | Dartmouth. (2) Eight papers down,four finalstogo.Ifyouhaddonethatmuch | work, chances are that you, likeLouise Jabara and Eileen McDonough, would take a break with any willing partner. ee (3) “Yes,” Charlotte Shriver is saying 10 F | Alicia Puleo “Beer is a good way to relax ...even puts you in the mood to. _tackle that 30 ‘Page paper that i is due : tomorrow! : dedication Next to the encounter of death in our own bodies, the most touching calamity is the death of a friend. Yet this affliction, which by nature is grievous, is by virtue and providence made not unlovely. He that lost a friend has more cause of joy that he once had him, than of grief that he is taken away. The comfort of having a friend may be taken away, but not that of having had one. Let us Be ctor make the best of our friends, while we have them. for how long we shall keep them is uncertain. And let us not bury our friendship with our friends. We do not mourn the absent; why then the dead, who are effectually no other? For they are not gone, but are sent before. Seneca. i Le Pruzynski Class of 1980 — 1958- oo Helene’'s S presence, ‘at Wheaton was | haeenced by her infectious joy and her sincere love for others. She impressed all who knew her with her caring and her willingness to help. We have been touched by her spirit of enthusiasm, her positive outlook, and her dedication to the Wheaton com- munity. The memory of Helene will always remain with us, and will remind and encourage us to grow and strive toward our fullest potential. - The Class of 1980 dedicates this yearbook to Helene with love, and grate- ful appreciation for sharing herself so unselfishly with us. uoneoipap PEs ore nt fi ais ane Midi SEM eee opening Sports, Arts, Living, and Learning : be aed “ = cr he Wheaton is not just academics. It is creating through many different means loys Lars We eave (states ols Kesurebemey lel building, a painting or other form of art, or expression through sports. All of these things are part of the total experience. Much of the creating that goes on is done in id oXeme (oy uoem uoleyretswmox-Lel eM uclesro ts as individual as each piece of art, or each play in a game. AYAYA oerct coyotes bicetow el-10) oe) (sm aeks opportunity to construct their lives through a variety of mediums. Living and learning are the two key words that describe Wheaton. : : ell = sas iipaat eee Tinie ie pada cteg eee Page 12 (1) One last look at the ; library as it was. (2) Creation isin — progress, the dinner bell must have — Sabb ets o} wLeyala(si-tal 6) banigole mersb ou olen in one sport, why notallofthem? —— Among other things you geta whole new shoe wardrobe. Page13(1) Looks like this personcouldnot = © decide what to doso she laid out all = of the possibilities andranofftodo — something completely different. (2) _ SWedtswochbtimol-maetsmelcn iva bcs conditioning system they ordered for ideXcM bey uceurarsce(obtaleyey oeud o LA wes (1) Weekends start on a happy note with rainbows and the hope for a pot of gold. (2) The Loftisa gathering place for the entertainment with the constant reminder to those under age to BEWARE! (3) Of course the weekends would not be complete without the many men who visit our campus. This bunch was brought by the brother of Eileen McDonough. opening 14 : Weekends are the time when academics are briefly put aside and a new mode of entertai nment is brought forth. Good times are had both on Pe dott with Wheat } eine” Weekends Are Fun There are a few, if any, who Me hardti ee : | fodtimsontieweccnas’ INO Matter Where! ea a ——— 1A ea SE eae (1) Chris Johnson, Mary Dorneman, students and friends from home, | Cathy Scheier, Tricia Dunn, Laura participate in a Harvard tailgate with Williams, and Liz Corrigan take a David Fenske and Dawn Pars as rest in Bretton Woods, New Dawn tries to introduce them all Hampshire on a weekend trip in with her mouth full. (3) Bunky Bear? March. (2) Mary Sue Buckley and Nope, it’s her master, Carolyn Elizabeth Fahy, both Wheaton Thomas just trying to show that even humans can be bunky. (4) A sure sign the weekend is over is the corner campus sign seen on the way back.. suruado 15 2 — ose, (OF ‘ale Coy) Mas 7? 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AI “is ARS “ et 4 8s Oe Rw OW A Ft VS CLS CAR A VAS Sr, ae, Ce, Rs ey CRY chamber singers 33 gno-tonz Hilarious onal ti Interna international relations club 35 international relations club Languages ES Countri international relations club 37 Sse][9 JOTUIS 38 We Have Arrived senior Class lass junior c 40 Class Meeting’ Psychology for Senior Wee yaam Jotuas pue AsopoyoAsd 41 newspaper 42 Wheator eee ee ae ee ek No. 14 Wheaton College. Norto! Kathryn Amarante '80, Student and job-hunter relinquishe: ner year-long Editing responsibilities to Ann Pauley '8] newly-appointed Editor-in-Chief of the Wheaton News. Photo Kelly McCrystle Pauley Assumes Editorship | February 28, 1980 hassachusetts newspaper 3 4 ted Staff | Un iadedsmau 44 ty Black Student Socie black student society 45 black student society 46 ACI Sunday, February 24 2:00 p.m. Monday, February 25 5:00 p.m. PASO Goan Tuesday, February 26 72 008p.m. Wednesday, February 27 8S: 300 p.m: Thursday, February 28 4:00 p.m. $2508 p.m: A unique collage of spiritual, African and jazz music. A Gospelrama including choirs from Brown University, Boston University, M.I.T. and Mount Holyoke. Reception held immediately afterwards. Open house affair in honor of the celebration of ''Black Week . Women in The Third World Countries and Black Women in the 80's : Carol Brown, Professor at Rutgers University Reception held immediately afterwards. Black Women in the Media and ''Careers in the 30s! lees Thornten webs White House Correspondent. Reception immediately afterwards. Black Student's Society Theater Production' For Colored Girls who have Considered Suicide when the RainbOweisc mr nut ar Panel Discussion - Topic: Faculty and campus attitudes on the play For Colored Girls who have Considered Suicide when the Rainbow is SEU cae Black Student's Society Theater production ''For Colored Girls who have Considered Suicide when the Rainbow is Enuf '. Cole Memorial Chapel Home of Dean Darlene Boroviak Cole Memorial Chapel Cole Memorial Chapel Watson Experimental Theater Black Cultural Center Watson Experimental Theater Friday, February 29 4:00 p.m. mo-O00 p.m. Saturday, March 1 9200 p.m. Ntozake Shange, author of the play For Colored Girls who have Considered Suicide when the Rainbow is Enuf , and 'Women in the 80's , Charles Salusberry, Harvard Graduate and Law Student at North- western University. Champagne and Roses reception Cabaret hosted with Harvard University Lot Loft Ha va ra University Currier Hou6e Ayat90s Juapnys yoe[q 47 1vens Loft L Vol 48 Career Assistance od ¥ do soccer weekend committee 50 Soccer Weekend Committee . g 4 é . Food Preparations eses tions Prepara sse [o dn-ayeur 52 Pre-Theater make-up class 53 make-up class 54 theater arts @ G S : S = T al © “prmsed Prior Putting [ie Y 4 ise} J o ise} o Gc — ll Together 3 pm NN Wad : Pa syie 13}e9U} 57 — © = oe ae =) i= x = b CCCOCOOSO SIVEEK é % ster ercorepy i sto S}Ie Ja}eay} PO acd woe ze SPE ib PENG ne we RE GachAS a AS 8 : SESRERR 5 ee $2 SESS GEE GREG He: i eg. TS SOS CPS SR ey sabi SEP 8 se “2 AN ADRS Meat 2 Soy RREAS ae oe BS 2 PERE SARE ERT NOE SLOTS RUE ey AS SS US SRST ta : ix nial =e 2 SERIO ART et ET os § ees os 4 mes 9 ; oe i WS uh ara wey —— rats ; ca z DO. = Toc SES, | Seas a | Bey 8 ig Bre | Bea Sh TELWRES JES Serra RRR mI sees ner ERIE BOIL. seucrn comcers: ener: actrees et EGE b eee REL CONS BGA WIE TN STAR ET: WPRTES ROE BONG LORS NPY PE PSEA KORA SORES PRE A SE PE aa RS ALT ATS EEX GRE REG KEE CRITE CABG ROTTS CER AES BRS TE RSS b ROPE EET MO CEE SHC CORR WOON PEER ORCAS SE ORT GOR wry Sede EES SE: GAA! REE OLS La OT RRA I A EE TT NT A SETS lacrosse One of the best ways to construct fun, excitement, and a good body, is through exercise. Exercise comes in many forms: There is organ- ized sports, weights, swim-_ ming, and just plain running around and doing whatever. To construct a typical day at Wheaton one has to include the sports. Wheaton has. many sports teams for which they can be very proud. This year, for our physical fitness a new weight room was _ con- structed and utilized by the majority of the students. No one needs to describe the action because it is so evi- dent. In the next few pages — you will be presented with many different views of all the players; varsity, intra-- mural, and just plain stu-— dents having fun. We have - given no descriptions as we feel it is only proper that you construct your own images and rely on your imagination to determine what it is that the players and performers are actually doing and feeling. We all participated in sports of one kind or another while in school, so we all know what - to imagine. assole] 61 lacrosse 62 aSSO1IP] 63 lacrosse Learning and Loving assolOP] 65 S]10ds 66 Archery and Field Hockey sjiods 67 sports 68 Tennis, Dancing, soadicmmricsnecnti and Paddle Tennis s}1ods 69 sports suo} 71 softball 72 Softball 11eqyos softball Hard work wa WORKS LS Be to PRS ie OP ee Ses oan 1lequyos softball ees Saree A xb er Ss hd a pling rl Winning and Losing Tlequyos fun sports - a shamans? ‘4 eet eet em oT Cie -— os sane see Ro es 2 NR Para 3 AF ’ a seater ame ai Srnis eearteccnass ” , . GR ae S Sees ine a SOD tor Pisa elva SAPO eS ? Re pres m - ; . met , . eee ¥ Ye SPS nts e Ayratese ee BR Sees Toe eee =a a = SE STS g : “ 2 2 og a aie Dea Se a RES PST 2 2 S = ees EE PRESS SROs Ee “ SSL CE ORLA ra 3 “we i we ay oR i, 2 2 eS SUES Wane BERS x ren Oy See eae nos i BERS sh oy a BS on OE SEER RAE sroeeee weet TERE Ke HOR? 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SAREE NBER RARE BARES 2 SORE MAT PTS STA SARS CHESS ANS BAO OAR RE SE I A NY PRT OR calendar 80 the wheaton Week Weeks of September 3-16, 1979 TUESDA Yous PREM BERT Opening day for new students WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 5 Convocation THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 6 Academic Fair Classes begin Loft opens TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 11 Class of 1980 Plant Sale THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 13 Course Registration FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 14 SAB Open House to show off new facilities the wheaton week Weeks of September 17-September 30 MONDAY SEPTEMBER 17 Whims Concert Explore programs TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 18 Professor Mary Ann Caws, City of New York, to speak on “Image into Word’ sponsored by Provost's Ad Hoc committee on Comparative Literature THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 20 ‘‘Aesop’s Fables” A rock musical presented by the Theatre Arts Society NO ND Aero es RENIBIERZ5 C.G.A. Candidate's Night TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 25 C.G.A. Elections WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 26 Health Fair sponsored by the Health Center and the Health Cerivice Committee FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 28 ALUMNAE COUNCIL WEEKEND Jepus]eo calendar the wheaton Week Weeks of October 1-October 14, 1979 MONDAWa © GROBERE 26th ANNUAL SHIPPEE LECTURE: ‘New Perspectives on Donatello”’ with H.W. Janson, Ph.D., New York University WEDNESDAY! OGIOBERG Panel on “A Critique of Marriage FRIDAY OCTOBER 5 Faculty Organ Recital: Carlton T. Russell MONDAY OCTOBER 8 PERSPEGTIVE SIU DEN VISITING DAY DUESDA YS OGTOBERS TROPP LECTURE: Ellen Goodman, syndicated national columnist and writer, “Can You Have It All?” the wheaton week Weeks of October 15-October 28, 1979 WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 17 Wheaton News Auction, Susan Loucks auctioneer SUNDA OCROBERM 1 Festival of Women’s Chorus: “Sing Daughter Sing” — Radcliffe Choral Society, Wellesley College Choir, Wheaton College Glee Club, “Lambriquin” from the Lincoln School and “A Capella” from Natick. eS Dye OCTOBER 23 Neil Bush, son of republican presidential candidate George Bush, sponsored by the republican club PN) Avene) GLOBE Re26 Wheaton Invitational Volleyball Tournament Halloween Masquerade Party October Fest See AwYeeOGTOBER 27 October Bash! Jepuag[eo calendar 84 the wheaton week Weeks of October 29-November 11, 1979 VWEDNESDAYSROCGIOBER HAPPY AALLOW EEN! CP PO sponsored Law Career and Admissions panel Halloween at the Loft featuring The High Street Circus, juggling, mime, singing, dancing, fire eating! ERID ZG ae ON EIB RZ BEACHIPA Keay! FRIDAY NOVEMBER 9 Campus-wide MOTHER’S WEEKEND Fashion show from the Lodge of Harvard Square the wheaton week Weeks of November 12-December 2, 1979 MONDAY NOVEMBER 12 Wheaton College String Ensemble, Sophie Vilker conducting WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 14 “LYSISTRATA” by Trudy Silva based on the original by Aristophanes FRIDAY NOVEMBER 16 Campus Sounds: Whims, Wheatones, and Guests FALL WEEKEND The Breakers Dance uu R DAY Se NOVEMBERUZ Roller Skating in Meadows Overflow parking Lot Pouset Dart Concert THURSDAY NOVEMBER 22 HAPPY THANKSGIVING! WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 28 Speech on “Studying Our Leaders” by G. William Domhoff, University of GailorniatawoanlaneriZ THURSDAY NOVEMBER 29 Backgammon Tournament Student Concert oA LW RDAs DECEMBER “Champagne Formal” sponsored by the Class of 1980 SUNDAY DEGEMBERZ Student piano recital: Kazum! Futagawa ‘81 ieppuo][eo calendar 86 the wheaton Week Weeks of recente ee ifs TUESDAY DECEMBER 4 Cambridge Slavic Chorus, sponsored by the Russian Club, conducted by Ann E. Warner International Christmas Party ‘REWRS DAN Gael) E CrNIE ERgb Nutcracker Suite Ballet, by the Boston Ballet Company at the Music Hall. Concert Dance Company of Boston, sponsored by CPE and the New England Council on the Arts John Anderson, republican candidate for president to meet with students SUNDAYVRRDEGEMBERI Christmas Vespers MONDAY DECEMBER 10 Brownings’ In a Balcony presented by three drama students hUBSD AWARD E CEN BES Charlie Brown Christmas Celebration WEDNESDAYS SDEGEMBERE Christmas Banquet Messiah Sing-in THURSDAYSSDECEMBERSIS G. Stein’s The Mother of Us All presented by the drama directing class Freshman Class Dinner National Theatre Institute of the Eugene O'Neill Center presents: Shakespeare's themes in modern costumes, Lovers, Lunatics, and Poets FRIDAY DECEMBER 14 Chanukah Party MONDAYS DEGEMBERaizZ Exams begin!! JU BSD AYSSDE. GE MBE RE25 Merry Christmas! wheaton week Weeks of February 4-February 17, 1980 MONDAY FEBRUARY 4 Classes begin for the second semester WED NESW Aly EBRUARY G6 ROCKWWORLDUIZG EG Ae Leadership Retreat Studebaker Mime Company, sponsored by C.P.E. RUD ava D WUUA Ree Welcome Back Wheaton Dance SUNDAY FEBRUARY 10 Memorial Service for Helene Pruszynski IVL@IN Dee ee RAS Ra Course Registration 22nd Annual OTIS LEC EURE 1n Religion: Professor Elena Malits, Chair, Religious Studies Dept., St. Mary’s College, Notre Dame Indiana on “Autobiography and the Religious Quest.” GRR SD Anyeee eB REA Raye HAPPY VALENTINE’S DAY! Brian Jones, tap dancer FRIDAY FEBRUARY 15 Valentine's Semi-formal, sponsored by the Class of 81 Susan B. Anthony’s Birthday Play by Women’s Voice Jepuad][eo calendar the wheat Nn Week Weeks of February 18-March 2, 1980 MONDAY _FEBRUARY 18 Fine Arts Auction White Elephant Sale DHURSDAYSREEBRUIAR EAL Baroque Series: Thomas J. McCormick, Art Dept., on ‘“Dynamism, Light, and Space: The Birth and Flourishing of Baroque Art.” Panel Discussion on PARENTING The American Stanislavski Theatre presents Strindberg’s “The Stronger” and Tennessee Willi ams’ “This Property is Condemmed.”’ Sponsored by CPE. FRIDAY FEBRUARY 22 WINTER WEEKEND Livingston Taylor and Aztec Two-Step After Concert Party SATURDAY FEBRUARY 23 Islands Party featuring the Bermuda Strollers SUNDAY FEBRUARY 24 BLACK WEEK Gospelrama sponsored by the B.S.S. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUWARKWe27 Mary Lion Birthday Celebration For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide When the Rainbow is Enuf” sponsored by the Black Student Society FRIDA Y2et EDRWARWZ9 Saloon Night, sponsored by S.A.C. SUNDAY MARCH 2 Mass in E Minor for winds and mixed chorus performed by Amherst and Whea ton College Glee Clubs the wheaton week Weeks of March 3-March 23, 1980 FRIDAY _MARCH7 Organ Recital series: Merilyn Gallagher, Vassar College HUHSDAYSSMARGHA8 A.C.S. Student Affiliates Colliquium: Dr. O.T. Zajicek, U. Mass., Dept. of Chemistry speech on “Health Aspects of Trace Metals in Drinking Waters”’ FRIDAY _ MARCH 21 SPRING VACATION BEGINS Jepua[eo 89 calendar the wheaton wee K Weeks of March 31-April 13, 1980 WES DAW 2 De John Kilmer, folk singer FRIDAYS@A PRIT4 GOOD FRIDAY SUNDAY APRIEG Easter Sunday and Greek Orthodox EASTER Easter Sunrise Service Faster Sunday Service MONDAY APRIL 7 First Slate Elections for 1981 TUESDAY APRIL 8 Russian Club Easter Party THURSDAY _ APRIL 10 “The Importance of Being Earnest,” production by the drama department FRIDAY APRIL 11 FATHER’S WEEKEND the wheaton Week Weeks of April 14-May 31, 1980 MONDAY __APRIL 14 SHOUT WEEK! TUSLUIRSI DAE NERO ey Martin Luther King Service: Rev. Dr. Wyatt T. Walker Tritons show “A Night on the Town” RUBEN ANE BL, le The National Theatre Institute presents: The Hostage WEDNESDAY MAY 7 Senior Flute Recital: Jaye Warry, accompanied by Catherine Stornetta on the piano. “Overtones” sponsored by the Drama Department, by Lillian Hellman FRIDAY MAY9 SENIOR DAY Senior Class Strawberry Champagne breakfast Senior Day Parade SATURDAY MAY 10 Senior Piano Recital: Christine Chan. Sharon King: “Choices Confronting Women in Today’s Society’ SUNDAY MAY 11 Senior Voice Recital: Amy Louise Carter OUND Ae NVLAYeLE SENIOR WEEK SATURDAY MAY 25 GRADUATION! 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Artistry at Work “i i t Fi pus 90m sje July 137 fine arts weekend 138 z a 2 : § : 2 . 1 puayaam sje aul 39 father’s weekend 140 Sia, ‘ aM @giz ey tex Decorations { Hntertainmen father’s weekend 141 Rees wt One? 2M De puayaam $s Jaye} 142 father’s weekend 143 Outdoor Fun puayaam $ 1ayjej 144 A Brief Rest father’s weekend wD wv Sl “The Bright Lights of Broadway rg I « phos tentifiant Lepeevempres! | father’s weekend 146 father’s weekend jee ox eS Merge Y Finale Grande 147 PpuayaIaM J3a990s 148 Soccer Weekend IOS Pudayx9aaM Jad 149 Concerts spuayaom 150 spuayaam 151 weekends 152 knjoyment spuayaom 153 Together Being spuayaoM 154 Sis Ss GES Mone PARES, 3 tS NE ——s Paes : ey 2 oy Laie AR Ae Lheo Sa Sor i, — eas coh Fe eee GES eas ES Sad pe am saa i = FEERAS . SERS CS eRe Sea eee CSO! SARS Ketan Ye 2 SORSR ROO NS x. Sey) COME NEI SA ORT % ORNS WUE Sao eee REE DEO a ie sea | SERRE: Me Peet RSERE xe ee aia MERA DATOS IOI TOAD CONE SEA RPE CHENOR mriceme CNTR AMIN SUIS CRT _ . GORE Pre RNG § SDAA: MEAD i Cea el Ra Sn il Sgt aa oA SaaS ae a eve wae an Pay ok saw aceon a ME RT Sy ee en he onietnd aro ace . CO ONE MAMI L COCRAN Carnes Pee candids 156 The senior year is built on work, fun, and mainly smiles. 1. Mary Beth Browne can hardly control the laughter ... it must have been some joke! 2. Amelia Iacobucci lost track of where the chair is. 3. Jody Heath demonstrates how hard it is to play the flute and smile at the same time. 4. Priscilla Donegan has a plastered on smile ... it must have been some night! P. 157 1. Dawn Pars helps the photographer by framing herself. 2. I guess Faith Savage and Nancy Palmer decided to laugh instead of cry when they realized they were now in for several years of bad luck. 3. Alex Davis and Yvonne Washington are so intensely involved in con- versation that they forgot it was time to smile. ior Smiles 10Or Sen candids 157 SO SS candids 158 Conversations are made amongst many, some serious, but more hilarious. P. 158 1. Moira Marinan is left laughing and waiting to resume her conversa- tion. 2. Cathleen Clancy and Audrey Lauer stop talking long enough to pop something in their mouths. 3. Monica Albrecht, Seta Nersessian, and Leslie Butler explain their friendship to the camera. P. 159 Amy Smith and Martha Russell give a quick look over their shoulder to be sure no one is listening. 2. Sue Loucks has her mouth moving once again! Friends sptpueo 159 Deidre Neligan serenades her musical friends. 2. Diane McCormick takes a study break. 3. Amelia Felix embarrasingly tells everyone that she does in fact take showers. 4. Wendy Drucker reads over her fan notes before entering her quarters. Single Seniors candids 160 1980!!! y Warfield and Mary Meyers build hats out of the decorations at the Christmas Semi-formal. (3) Nicole Busken, Keri Nixon, Ruth _ Walden and guest hop their way off the stage at Senior night at the Loft. (4) Keri Nixon and Janet Yu check out the items at the Christmas sale. (5) Nancy Crow! in her new role as a nun? SS (1) Moira Marinan gives the camera a teasing wink. (2) Sand Swinging Into Fun ih é : Oganes. Swinging into fun is easy as a senior. Senior banquets, halloween, dances, etc. Any excuse not to study is permissible — at least for a while. The October banquet kicked off the year in high style! After a pep talk from senior Class president Cathy Mohan and a little wine, all were ready to have a good year. The Loft was a happy meeting ground for relaxation. All in all these shots are evident that everyone is building good ole senior fun. Page 162: (1) Nicole Buskin enjoying the senior banquet. (2) Amy Carter at Halloween. (3) Mary Gallager at the senior banquet. (4) Linda Leonard is resourceful moving into Kilham in September. Page 163: (1) Leslie Traub at the NIKE Nuclear Holocaust party. (2) Faith Savage, Mary Meyers, and Keri Nixon try out a new look! (3) Cathleen Clancy, Laiki Johnson, Diane McCormick, and Monique Martin (left to right) in a chorus line at the senior banquet. NY aN Sptpueo — ?) oe) candids There are certain sights that are forever in the minds of seniors. Take for instance the typical senior room. How many times has that ten page paper written and researched in forty-eight hours led to a room needing reconstruction? Then there is the pensive view of the pond. Many an hour have we sat writing and reading by the pond while enjoying the beautiful weather. As seniors, our rank provides us with one final honor: the right to walk through the center doors of the Chapel. Year Away Means... Kensington Hogh Street 7, Ke) Chelsea Clapham jn. Commun Was eath SHEPHERDS BUSH GRN Me 3 | x3 Junior year away is a very important part of the cycle of learning at Wheaton. On the next few pages we will try to construct a visual image of what junior year away meant to the Class of 1980. (1) Lindsay Murkland and Joanne Howard on their ship that was their dorm and classroom for semester-at-sea also known as — ‘Around the World in 100 days.” (2) This photograph was taken by Chris Johnson while on her program in London, England. It shows the famous double-decker buses in Kensington. Aeme sea sotunl 165 junior year away 166 Constructing a one year college curriculum amongst the newness of the various locations is not easy. These women all managed to do so. They return to Wheaton with both an educational and personal growth experience. Without this opportunity that Wheaton offers, these students might never have the opportunity to learn about a different culture in every aspect, as a resident and student of that campus. They have all built lasting memories. ., Memories... (1) Boo Perdue and Chris Johnson punting on the Serpentine in Hyde Park, London, England. (2) Suzanne Hepworth takes a moment to relax with a Sphinx while on exchange in France. (3) Kathleen McKinney and two of her friends that she met abroad show their agility by leaning with the Leaning : Tower of Pisa in Italy. (1) Virginia Hodgman spent part of her year enjoying the scenery around Switzerland. Here she is shown hiking in the Swiss Alps near Davos, Switzerland. (2) Cinda Annino spent her junior year on the Williams program at Mystic Seaport. What a lovely view we have of her pausing for a moment's reflection on the high seas. (3) Elizabeth Murphy participated in “Higher Education in Europe” in York, England. During one of her sightseeing trips she rode on the river Cam in Cambridge, England which we see here. AeMe sea Jotun! .,. OlaeBriendsae oy Cinda Annino is preparing to pitch on the campus of Williams-Mystic seaport. (1) Wheaton friends Margot McDonnell, Margaret Perdue, and Joan Sturgis are getting ready to unwind at the Hard Rock Cafe in London, England. (2) Janet Burke, Liz Pope, and Mary Dorneman construct an impromptu trip to Florida. (3) Maria Flynn and Mary Shoffner take it easy while on exchange at Wesleyan..(4) To many, the junior year confirmed that Wheaton friends will always be friends no matter what corner of the world they meet. gid junior year away 168 Is that Susan Peck between the gargoyles on top of the Cathedral of Notre Dame? (1) Perhaps she is eyeing her newly found french boyfriend, Stephane Garcia at 209 Boulevard Raspail in Paris. (2) Piazza di Spagna in Rome, Italy is acommon place of gathering for all. (3) New friendships are constructed around the world. ... New Friends... Aeme Jea rotunt 169 junior year away 170 ... Enjoying the Sights... Lisa Esposito takes a rest in Dublin, Ireland. (1) The Pulteney Bridge places us in Bath, England. (2) We also see Carole Duggan skiing on a new blanket of snow in the Swiss Alps. (3) Tricia Dunn pauses in front of Cambridge University in England. (4) What unforgettable experiences these women are all having — educational too! These women are constructing visual images of their junior year experiences which will never fade. Betsy Bennett is on the steps of her Seville, Spain home away from Wheaton. (1) Joanne Howard enjoys the sculpture at the Temple at — Luxor while on a sightseeing stop with Semester-at-Sea. (2) ay Meanwhile, Joan Sturgis tramples through the Scottish highlands. (3) County Kerry, Ireland allows Lisa Esposito a moment of reflection. (4) These sights and the many more that all of the junior year away students saw, add to the long list of memories. AeMe Jed sotunl Ava More good times are exchange at Williams. (2) constructed here: Kathleen Sammy Mobley and Susan McKinney joins her friend Peck enjoy a french meal in a Annette for a treat at a shop in Paris apartment with a friend. Strasbourg, France. (1) Diane (3) Finally, Chris Johnson Nordin and Mary Rendall take provides us with typical : a study break while on English Bobbies. : Lar OR NE SARS 1958-1980 Helene Pruszynski Like the morning sunshine Which sparkles with life, I greet the new day With the promise of rebirth. All the past behind me Some tender moments to be remembered Some fearful times to be forgotten. Let us live today With every hopeful promise of tomorrow. Helene — September 1976 informals Candy White Elizabeth Vaughan Ezer Cara Maria’ Birrithtert Laura Ann Willams Catherine Ann Mohan Pamela C. Donley Dawn Elizabeth Pars S[PULIOJUT 175 informals Maria Christina Flynn Faith Marie Savage Amy Brewer Gray Janet Burke Mary B. Dornemann Deborah K. Burnstine Mary J. Shoffner Lindsay A. Buckley S[RULIOJUI 177 Regina A. Perfetto Lucinda P. Annino Karen Ingrid Silins informals Nancy Trudeau Cavanagh 178 Heidi Zeng Loriann Tierney Leslie J. Butler STeULIOJUI Simmee Kasowitz 179 Constance E. Dunlap Donna M. Sposato Josephine Doremus Lisa B. Darman informals 180 Michele Elise Fortin Lisa M. Alano Susan Loucks Audrey Lynn Cady S[PULIOJUT 181 Alexandra V. P. Warfield Donna Brown Ruth Faulkner Page A § f } Phyoncia Monique DuBose informals 182 Mary E. Meyers Mary Beth Browne Alison M. Bahr Sarah Chase S|PWIOJUL 183 Alison Kay Whitebred Denice M. Spero Seta Virginia Nersessian informals 184 Joanna Devere Heath Sara Whitaker Card S[PWIOJUL 185 Cannon Simpson Christie Chandler Elizabeth Ann Monahan Margaret M. McDonnell informals 186 Joan Lindsley Sturgis Michelle M. Cirino Pamela Christine Madden Margaret (Boo) Perdue s[eUIOJUI 187 Sara Anne Mobley Julie Ann Lombara Roberta J. Branagan Kathy Kalmakis STPULIOJUT 188 Susan Randolph Peck Kathy H. Davidson Amy Louise Carter S[PUIIOFUI 189 Catherine Schreier Leslie Traub Mary Jean Sokolosky Elizabeth Teresa Corrigan informals 190 Cynthia Griffin Butler Catherine Straggas Marjorie Theresa Belli ut Elisabeth Miles Curtis sTeWJOJUI 191 informals 192 LS: ES Kathleen Marie Dresley Mary Lois Hughes Beth Stanley-Brown Wendy L. Rundle Linda Leonard Joan Elizabeth Conroy Heidi Elizabeth Holmes He ne Pa Catherine Mae Coleman S[RULIOJUI 193 Anne Barklie Eustis Catherine Whitmore Kesack Sheila Jane McKee informals Carol Ann Friedman 194 Anne Ross Wellington June F. Lemen Donna Tuttle STPWIIOJUT Karen Elizabeth Kunen 195 informals 196 Lindsey A. Murkland Patricia A. Brutico Elizabeth Halloran Mary Deffen Rendall Lizard White Elizabeth Brownell Pope Joanne Howard Lorraine Abigail Gossett STPULIOJUI 197 informals 198 Sheila M. Cusolito Cathy Louise Stewart Jaye Ellen Warry Deborah Ann Norcott Marie Elizabeth Malachowski Karen Lynne Andon Deborah Lee Ostrow a eel Feat ae Suzanne Gail Ingraham S]PULIOJUI 199 Katherine Bimmler Amanda Leis Mary A. Gallagher irno Murphy izabeth Ca i) s[PULIOJUl 200 Amanda Jo Lauricella Heather E. Walker Ae-Kyung Whang Martha Hughlett Giltinan S[PUWOJUI 201 informals 202 Lee C. Denby Patricia Ellen Dunn Yvonne M. E. vanOssenbruggen Karin Ann Laver S]eUIOJUI 203 informals ee aS ich Kari Ann Westlake Nat He Andrea So Hing Lai Emmeline Fenger Mary Therese Evans Alison Brooke Silkworth Tae . Christine Lynn Yates , Shona McGookin Tenley Ann Bolton S[PUWIOJUI 205 informals 206 Sharon Renee Loewenstein Roberta McAfee Brown Eileen Ruth Sprague Joslin (Jambon) Ham Nancy Bishop Barton Joanne D. Mungall Ruth Elizabeth Gilbert Terri Louann Phipps STePWIOJUI 207 informals 208 Theresa Marie Pearce Leslie Paige Carroll Linda Susan Attardo Tracey Lee Ariel Deborah Ann Cahill Rebecca Anne Taylor Gail Ann Thorpe Janice Susan McCann S[PULIO JUL 209 Allison Taylor Kezer Chris Johnson Gay Lynne Packard Amelia del Rosario Felix informals 210 Pamela G. Webster Susan Boslet Smith Nicole T. Busken Susan Marcia Lippman S|PULIOJUI 211 informals 212 Jane Cutting Scheide Kathryn Ellen Sullivan Beth Mead Wheeler Colleen Braden Margy Knight at Hal a Eve Marchand Kingsley a Maeve C. Vallely Martha J. VanLoon WIOjJUI sje 213 informals 214 Anne Maria Lantzius Joan Frances Mills Claire Marie Doig Nancy Ellen Forsstrom Susan Elizabeth Long Carol McNeil Ann Catherine Snow Jo-Ann Wright STPWWJOJUI 25 informals 216 Sheril Jayne Dubin OS, Elizabeth Bruns Susan Louise Hansen Deborah Elizabeth George Carole Jay Duggan Amelia Francesca Iacobucci Elizabeth Bennett Hannah Hewon Chun S[PULIOJUL 217 informals 218 Sharen Beth Howe Dayna Sue Rodman Moira Marinan Mary Ellen Jortberg S[RULIOJUI 219 Anita M. Thomas Judy Hynes Maria Jamoulis Betty May Ruggles informals 220 Anne Maitland Gillman Elaine Ann Markos Martha Barat Schleck S[PUIIOJUI 221 Wendy Carol Drucker Meredith Coles Salt Cathleen Marie Clancy Monique Marguerite Martin informals 222 Lauren Marie Yelle Christine Joy Stasen Diane Marie McCormack Mary E. Carter S]PULIOJUI 223 informals 224 Audrey Ann Lauer Diane Carol Nordin Nancy Lee Meridan Wendy Jensen Ann J. Jones Pamela Anne Knox Nancy Lorraine Mills Tamara Langhorne sTeWOsUr 225 informals 226 Carmen Liliana Gonzalez Deirdre Kelly Molly Guiltinan Jane Marcy Sandler Madelaine Heded Abraham Ann Clarice Schipani Anneliese Rothe Lena Gomez Corona S]PUIIOJUI 227 informals 228 Carolyn Milazzo Priscilla Ann Donegan Kathryn Amarante Sara McBurnie Kiki McKinley Linda Lee Sayre Edith Dillon Ruth E. Swanton S[PWLIOJUI 229 informals 230 Honore Airey Ryan Sherilyn Sue Orcutt Kerilyn Sue Orcutt Amy L. Andrews Grace Eunk- Yung Lho Hilda O’Doherty Lesley J. Hanselman Melissa Brown {PWJOJUI Abigail Gardner T. Nguyet-Nga Ngo informals 232 Keri Blake Nixon 2 S[PULIOJUI © “ 33 informals 234 Katherine E. Dennison Susan Rebecca Cohen Patricia E. Flowers Michelle Denise Coutu Carol Louise Wheeler Susan Bethany Garnder Janet K. F. Yu informals Victoria Eliese Lichoulas 235 Bruna Louise Pedrelli Kathleen Teresa McKinney Wea a Nay Aah Deborah Jane Meyers informals Linda Elizabeth Longley 236 Lisa Marie Esposito Clare McGlynn Mary-Ann O'Neil Anasatasia Marie Sarantos STPUIIOJUI 237 Deborah L. Cummings Maura E. Mahon Stephanie R. Sultar wt Deirdre Anne Neligan informals 238 Evelyn Joan Limberakis Jennifer A. Wright Nancy L. Crowl Genevieve Sprinkle S[PUWJOJUL 239 Lynne Ann Kelnberger Karin Elizabeth Elofson Jill Tuthill pia eajaarsai nisin tiinaieil Nancy Eleanor Palmer informals 240 1. Hilda O'Doherty leads her friends in a weekend toast. 2. Amy Andrews whispers a secret to her friend ... Wheaton gra- pevine? 3. Drinks always bring smiles! These are all typical seniors, engaged in typical ways to “make it to the end.” With a little help from their friends, they definitely will. spipueo 241 Senior year is full of new ideas, new dreams, and new hopes. In their own way, each expresses their hopes and tries to alleviate their fears. 1. Liz Denby and Pam Parris join in a drink to new hopes. 2. Nicole Busken demonstrates that she doesn't intend to forget her friends. 3. Anne Gillman and Nancy Mills discuss their fulure:3P 243 as lbindoasoayre: Kiki McKinley, and Priscilla Donegan quietly contemplate the rest of their life. 2. Lori Tierney eats her way into oblivion. 3. Amanda Jo Lauri- cella takes the same route. Building Hope candids 242 2) @ D en QO. 77) 243 candids 1. Maria Jamoulis pauses before accepting an invitation to dance. 2. Our favor- ite mutant is definitely Leslie Traub who here is on her way to the “Nuclear Holocaust” dance sponsored by NIKE. 3. Sheryl Dubin offers her favorite © mutant a drink. 4. 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PES SSS TE as AES CSG aes — ES: | eRe Oe PERE OST Eas ERA RIS SS oe BaP PS a wecacns srs, TERE LEB Ye rwenncn marae eneoricemne wnervenmrenes smsxse:c0tss ETRE! GE tae, 20:0: OAR ISASINESN Mascaeeied wxsunct? RETR Bow. wee . A TS ER PETES GOMER POE AR As Geet Sewer eR ER A PO IR Eeaea ce cen Semmes SSeomme toeoediis Deutet Keene someone ern graduation 322 Senior Week Those Final Days Be aie i i iu REIN MSL Re! Ce as iad Final preparations were made as we began to construct senior week. The plant sale (1. and 3.) covered the financial aspects of senior week. 2. Two seniors barely make it through those last few days of push. (page 321). 1. Cathy Mohan kicks off the week with a little bubbly, 2. Cathy Straggas has that end of work smile, 3. Mary Beth Browne and Sandy Warfield have mixed emotions about the end and put on the happy-sad faces. 4. One last look at good ole Saga food. uonenpeis uonenpeis 324 © Ny Innocent Devils Senior week was lots of fun. Page 324 1. Beth Halloran reflects on her years — perhaps she is remembering “Oliver.” 2 Faith Savage takes those last’ minute pictures to last a lifetime as she remembers the fun of 1980. 3. A toast and a smile... elements of relief. 4. Who will forget filling park Hall with newspapers? Cer- tainly not the two that got bur- ied. Page 325. 1. Quiet reflection by Cindy Butler. 2. Laura Groark toasts to good days old and new. 3. Amelia Felix takes that relax- ing shower only to find Monica Albrecht gleaming with pleasure of having taken her clothes .. ah, the good old shower curtain! a eee uoijenpeiss graduation 326 Listening Graduation ends years of hard work, but it is also time for us to construct our new future. 1. Pres- ident Emerson reminds us of our past and the things to come. 2. Nicole Busken gives us that long awaited “I’m finished!” smile. 3. Lisa Alano provides a reflective moment. 4. Tears of joy ares wiped away by Cara Birrittieri as � those down her row laugh. Page 327. 1. Ready, March! 2. Kathy Andon receives her diploma. 3. The diploma shuffle! 4. Proud family grab that picture that they have been building for years. 5. Yes, everyone had someone there to wish them well. and Lovin uonenpeis 327 uolenpess 328 A time of mixed emotions is the best way to categorize graduation. For many, it is the end of their for- mal education, but the beginning of a new kind of learning. There is lit- tle that one can say to identify their own graduation, because no matter who you talk to, their graduation was the best, no matter what the reason. Page 328. 1. Nancy Barton and her fellow graduates prepare to shine by receiving their diplo- mas. 2. The graduates sing together their alma mater. 3. Our class offi- cers toast their success ... Nancy Crowl and Lesley Hanselman. 4. Our darling delivers her address -... is she laughing to keep from crying tears of joy? Page 329. Flow- ers are given by proud family and they are held onto tight to relieve tension. 2. Is that really you Hilda O'Doroty? Pick out your favorite. 3. Cathy Mohan smiles at the warm reception of her final address. uoyenpess 329 graduation 330 Celebration is prominent in the minds of the graduates as 1. (page 330) certainly demon- strates. 2. Heidi Zeng breaks into a smile after all that hard work. 3. Nicole Busken shows that everything is alright. 4. Another pensive senior awaits her turn. 5. Amy Andrews clutches that diploma as if to never let it go. Continuing Education student has much to be proud of. Page 33. 1. After the long haul, we finally got a great graduation speaker! Here she delivers her captivating speech. 2. Nancy Barton smiles for the camera now that she’s PO melt. oos CindamwAnnino shakes hands with President Emerson as she finally gets her turn. SC SON It’s Coming uotjenpeis An Endin graduation 332 To coin an old phrase, gradua- tion is both an ending and a beginning. Page 332. 1. Debbie Burnstine wipes those ending tears off her eyes. 2. Yippee! 3. The graduates. Page 333. 1. Nancy Barton holds the tradi- tional senior carnation as she lis- tens closely to the advice given by our various speakers. 2. The underclassmen show their sor- row at saying goodbye to their friends. 3. Seating is packed, even in an open field so many opted for the overhead view. 4. Cathy Mohan holds that diploma as she prepares to start her new goals. uoljenpeis 333 graduates 334 Lisa M. Alano Monica Albrecht Tracie Lynn Alvestad Kathryn Amarante Karen Lynne Andon Amy L. Andrews Lucinda P. Annino Tracy Lee Ariel Elizabeth A. Arthur Linda Susan Attardo Alison M. Bahr Eileen Susan Barton Nancy Bishop Barton Jill Beaulieu Marjorie Theresa Belli Elizabeth Bennett Willa M. Billings Katherine Bimmler Cara Maria Birrittieri Deborah B. Blackburn Tenley Ann Bolton Colleen Braden Roberta J. 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Brutico Lindsay A. Buckley Janet Burke Deborah K. Burnstine Nicole T. Busken Cynthia Griffin Butler Leslie J. Butler Audrey Lynn Cady Deborah Ann Cahill Sara Whitaker Card Leslie Paige Carroll Amy Louise Carter Mary E. Carter Margaret Carver Nancy Trudeau Cavanagh Eleanore M. Champagne Christine Chan Christie Chandler Sarah Chase Boardman Avenue Manchester, MA 01944 1127 W. Pleasant Street Brockton, MA 02401 307 Hope Street Providence, RI 02906 214 Point Road Marion, MA 02738 Burpe Hill Road P.O. Box 1114 New London, NH 03257 201 East Morton Street Old Forge, PA 18518 20 Bassett Road Brockton, MA 02401 17 East 89th Street New York, NY 10028 304 Drexel Lane Glencoe, IL 60022 Willow Brook Road Clinton Corners, NY 12514 208 Cornwall Drive Pittsburgh, PA 15238 Durrells Bridge Road Kennebunk, ME 04043 24 Main Street Farmington, CT 06032 P.O. Box 518 Captan Dean Road East Orleans, MA 02643 56 Linfield Street Holbrook, MA 02343 Box 166 Jamaica, VT 05343 97 Pond Road Wilton, CT 06897 888 Quaker Road Scottsville, NY 14546 85 Keel Cape Drive South Yarmouth, MA 02664 631 Plymouth Street Abington, MA 02351 Arch Road, P.O. Box 111 North Falmouth, MA 02556 1614 Honfleur Drive Sunnyvale, CA 94087 475 Ash Street Winnetka, IL 60093 39 Nichols Road Cohasset, MA 02025 sajenpeis 335 graduates 336 Colleen Patricia Cheney Abigail C. Christopher Hannah Hewon Chun Michelle M. Cirino Cathleen Marie Clancy Susan Rebecca Cohen Catherine Mae Coleman Joan Elizabeth Conroy Elizabeth Teresa Corrigan Michelle Denise Coutu Wanda Crowell Nancy L. Crowl Deborah L. Cummings Elisabeth Miles Curtis Sheila M. Cusolito Lisa B. Darman Kathy H. Davidson Maura E. Delea Denise Frances DeLuca Lee C. Denby Dale Elizabeth Dennis Katherine E. Dennison Edith Dillon Susan Annette Doane 95 Viden Road Quincy, MA 02169 70 Old Groveland Road Haverhill, MA 01830 12 Old Brook Drive Worcester, MA 01609 Address Unknown 303 Weed Street New Canaan, CT 06840 21 Dunbarton Road Belmont, MA 02178 279 Old Country Way Braintree, MA 02184 10 Marwood Road Worcester, MA 01602 324 Jay Street Katonah, NY 10536 65 Sterling Drive Canton, CT 06019 P.O. Box 177 4 Jonathan Lane Sandwich, MA 02563 9 Hemlock Drive Deep River, CT 06417 75 Dennett Street Portland, ME 04102 509 Palm Trail Delray Beach, FL 33444 15 Union Street Melrose, MA 02176 204 Church Street West Roxbury, MA 02132 Sheldon Lane Litchfield, CT 06759 66 Belcher Avenue Brockton, MA 02401 15 Wendover Road Forest Hills, NY 11375 518 Irwin Drive Sewickley, PA 15143 Bonnifield Drive Tiverton, RI 02878 35 Park Street Williamstown, MA 01267 56 King Street Swampscott, MA 01907 11 Baskin Road Lexington, MA 02173 Claire Marie Doig Priscilla Ann Donegan Pamela C. Donley Josephine Doremus Mary B. Dornemann Kathleen Marie Dresley Wendy Carol Drucker Sheril Jayne Dubin Phyonica Monique DuBose Carole Jay Duggan Constance E. Dunlap Patricia Ellen Dunn Karin Elizabeth Elofson - Lisa Marie Esposito Sarah Ann Ettman Anne Barklie Eustis Mary Therese Evans Elizabeth Vaughan Ezer Amelia del Rosario Felix Emmeline Fenger Patricia E. Flowers Maria Christina Flynn Nancy Ellen Forsstrom Emilie Patterson Forte Michele Elise Fortin 203 Monsen Road Concord, MA 01742 162 North Salem Road Ridgefield, CT 06877 308 Bevington Road Pittsburg, PA 15221 School House Lane Morristown, NJ 07960 7 Needhamdale Road Needham, MA 02192 40 Sherwood Hill Drive Holden, MA 01520 23 Garland Drive Newport News, VA 23606 7F Haloyon Drive West Yarmouth, MA 02673 6 Amherst Road Riverside, CT 06878 958 Waveland Road Lake Forest, IL 60045 2335 Altamont Place, S.E. Washington, DC 20020 Box 473, Kearsage Woods North Conway, NH 03860 333 Orchard Street Millis, MA 02054 56 Park Street Haverhill, MA 01830 Star Route Blue Ridge, GA 30513 4753 Rivershore Road Portsmouth, VA 23703 28 Hobson Street Stamford, CT 06902 19 Myrna Road Framingham, MA 01701 511 East 80th Street New York, NY 10021 135 Highland Avenue Hamburg, NY 14075 40 West Greely Circle Warwick, RI 02886 RU Cupertino D152-Leblon Rio De Janeiro, Brazil 174 Fishing Cove Road North Kingstown, RI 02852 230 Steeplecase Road Devon, PA 19333 24 Oak Street Brunswick, ME 04011 sajenpeis 337 graduates 338 Tracy Beth Francis Carol Ann Friedman Mary A. Gallagher Cynthia A. Gard Amelie Gardella Abigail Gardner Susan Bethany Gardner Deborah Elizabeth George Victoria Ann Georgenes Ruth Elizabeth Gilbert Anne Maitland Gillman Martha Hughlett Giltinan Lena Gomez Corona Carmen Liliana Gonzalez Lorraine Abigail Gossett Nina Goulet Amy Brewer Gray Marilyn Rose Grifoni Mary Laura Groark Molly Guiltinan Elizabeth Halloran Joslin Jambon Ham Lesley J. Hanselman Christiane Marie Hansen 29 Decorie Drive Wilbraham, MA 01095 905 North Amour Wichita, KS 67206 28 Kendall Street North Quincy, MA 02171 1 Todd Drive Attleboro, MA 02703 479 North Avenue Weston, MA 02193 93 Meadow Road East Longmeadow, MA 01028 Box 3 West Minot, ME 04288 22 Glen Ridge Road Southbridge, MA 01550 7 Mossdale Road Jamaica Plain, MA 02130 9 Gregory Drive Seekonk, MA 02771 Round Top Road Boxford, MA 01921 1212 Staunton Road Charleston, VA 25314. Cervantes 13 Apt. 4 Condado Santurce, PR 00907 Calle Apt 10 Villa Caparra Guaynabo, PR 00619 317 Ridgefield Avenue South Salem, NY 10590 17 East 84th Street New York, NY 10028 5 Shefield Road Winchester, MA 01890 10 Wickham Road Winchester, MA 01890 135 Sherley Place Fairfield, CT 06430 91 Allsion Road Katonah, NY 10536 67 Leeuwarden Road Darien, CT 06820 128 Clinton Road Brookline, MA 02146 35 Commodore Chappaqua, NY 10514 516 West North Street Hinsdale, IL 60521 Susan Louise Hansen Joanna Devere Heath Madelaine Heded Abraham Suzanne Hepworth Virginia A. Hodgman Heidi Elizabeth Holmes Joanne Howard Sharen Beth Howe Mary Lois Hughes Judy Hynes Amy K. Hyzer Amelia Francesca Iacobucci Suzanne Gail Ingraham Maria Jamoulis Sarah Carpenter Jencks Wendy Jensen Chris Johnson Laiki Johnson Hugette Johnson Ann J. Jones _ Mary Ellen Jortberg Karen Michele Kaligian Kath Kalmakis Jean Adele Kartalis 34 Sagamore Road P:OS 5001263 Duxbury, MA 02332 221 Ridge Street Millis, MA 02054 EeOepOsee lL Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic 8 Willowby Way Lynnfield, MA 01940 135 Park Avenue Greenwich, CT 06830 32 Shore Park Road Great Neck, NY 11023 20400 Lakeview Avenue Excelsior, MN 55331 28 Ivy Lane Sherborn, MA 01770 201 Corbett Road Stoughton, MA 02072 Sylvan Drive Hyannis, MA 02601 2633 Hickory Avenue Rockford, IL 61111 29 Ledgemont Drive Warwick, RI 02886 29 Valley Road Dover, MA 02030 495 Gifford Avenue Oceanside, NY 11572 Prospect Street Seekonk, MA 02771 127 Bryam Shore Road Greenwich, CT 06830 2455 Copland Boulevard Toledo, OH 43614 170 Ave. Moliere Bruxelles 1060, Belgium 16 Valley Road Princeton, NJ 08540 290 Champlain Road Chatham, MA 02633 6 Daventry Court Lynnfield, MA 01940 5401 Montecito Avenue Santa Rosa, CA 95404 284 Hillcrest Avenue W. Springfield, MA 01089 142 McConnell Avenue Bayport, NY 11705 sajenpeis 339 graduates 340 Simmee Kasowitz Deirdre Kelly Lynne Anne Kelnberger Catherine Whitmore Kesack Allison Taylor Keze r Eve Marchand Kingsley Margy Knight Pamela Anne Knox Karen Elizabeth Kunen Andrea So Hing Lai Tamara Langhorne Anne Maria Lantzius Audrey Ann Lauer Amanda Jo Lauricella Karin Ann Laver Jennie Kinkead Leavill Amanda Leis June F. Lemen Linda Leonard Sharon Diane Leslie Grace Eunk-Yung Lho Victoria Eliese Lichoulas Evelyn Joan Limberakis Susan Marcia Lippman Sharon Renee Loewenstein 900 Greenway Road Woodbridge, CT 06525 35 Frank Road North Weymouth, MA 02191 48 Mohegan Road Larchmont, NY 10538 Address Unknown 26 Shadowbrook Road Shrewsbury, NJ 07701 70 Canton Road West Simsbury, CT 06092 1158 5th Street New York, NY 10029 34 Greenway Terrace Forest Hills, NY 11375 10619 Montrose Avenue 202 Bethesda, MD 20014 28 Forsyth Street New York, NY 10002 High Street Camden, ME 04843 1303 Matthews Avenue Vancouver, BC, Canada Box 75 Lincolnville, ME 04849 52 Karens Lane Englewood Cliff, NJ 07632 Gellertstrasse 51 4052 Basel, Switzerland 1305 East Cooper Drive Lexington, KY 40506 83 Spring Street Newport, RI 02840 9 Athens Street Auburn, MA 01501 15 Lexington Road Orono, ME 04473 | 12 Reid Place Delmar, NY 12054 4 Chemin Du Champ De Ble Geneva 1292, Switzerland 689 Main Street Woburn, MA 01801 1 Meade Street West Peabody, MA 01960 105 Leicester Road Kenmore, NY 14217 6 Depew Street Auburn, NY 13021 Julie Ann Lombara Susan Elizabeth Long Linda Elizabeth Longley Susan Loucks Heather C. Lutz Karla J. MacLeod Pamela Christine Madden Maura E. Mahon Marie Elizabeth Malachowski Moira Marinan Elaine Ann Markos Monique Marguerite Martin Michelle Anjela Mattie Karen Ann “Tommy” Mayer Sara McBurnie Janice Susan McCann Diane Marie McCormack Margaret M. McDonnell Clare McGlynn Shona McGookin Laura Graigen McGregor Sheila Jane McKee Kiki McKinley Kathleen Teresa McKinney Bonnie Ann McLeod 50 Copeland Road Lynn, MA 01904 5241 NE 14th Terrace Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33334 218 Old King’s Highway S. Darien, CT 06820 802 South 90th Street Omaha, NB 68114 9 E. Maple Street Merchantville, NJ 08109 Main Street Rindge, NH 03461 65 Lost District Drive New Canaan, CT 06840 201 Hamilton Road Chappaqua, NY 10514 P.O. Box 1506 Norton, MA 02766 10 Colony Road West Hartford, CT 06117 210 High Street Ipswich, MA 01938 Herrick Road Boxford, MA 01921 10 Dogwood Circle Woodridge, CT 06525 Off Gallison Avenue Marblehead, MA 01945 51 Elton Toad Milton, MA 02186 175 Taylor Street Talcottville, CT 06066 20 Robin Hill Road Scarsdale, NY 10583 Deer Park Greenwich, CT 06830 12 Hunting Ridge Road Chappaqua, NY 10514 147 Manonet Beach Blvd. Manonet, MA 02345 154 Lakeview Avenue Haverhill, MA 01830 20 Mohawk Lane Greenwich, CT 06830 8 Cedarwood Lane Rowley, MA 01969 89 Rogers Avenue Somerville, MA 02144 173 Gambier Street San Francisco, CA 94134 sajenpeis 341 graduates Carol Ann McNeil Nancy Lee Meridan Deborah Jane Meyers Mary E. Meyers Carolyn Milazzo Joan Frances Mills Nancy Lorraine Mills Sara Anne Mobley Catherine Ann Mohan Elizabeth Ann Monahan Ann Elizabeth Mulligan Joanne D. Mungall Lindsey A. Murkland Elizabeth Cairns Murphy Morag Murray Deirdre Anne Neligan Seta Virginia Nersessian T. Nguyet-Nga Ngo Lucinda Hubbard Niden Keri Blake Nixon Deborah Ann Norcott Diane Carol Nordin Hilda Marion O'Doherty Mary-Ann O'Neil Kerilyn Sue Orcutt 32 Ridge Avenue Dedham, MA 02026 461 High Street Westwood, MA 02090 Blood Street Lyme, CT 06371 Route 156, Hamburg Road Lyme, CT 06371 173 Englewood Drive Orange, CT 06477 950 Dennison Drive Southbridge, MA 01550 47 Overlook Drive Westfield, MA 01085 202 John Street : Greenwich, CT 06830 Bunker Hill Road Coventry, CT 06238 12 Haven Road Braintree, MA 02184 8 Franklin Street Concord, N.H. 03301 11 Meadowcrest Road Radnor, PA 19087 53 Round Hill Road Greenwich, CT 06830 14 Webster Point Madison, CT 06443 18 Lyman Wheelock Road South Easton, MA 02375 Innisfree 153 Mtn. Road Ridgefield, CT 06877 56 Sawyer Drive Dedham, MA 02026 P'O; Box 15274 Norton, MA 02766 1 Vista Way Lakewood, NY 14750 3 Crown Way Marblehead, MA 01945 400 Bluehills Parkway Milton, MA 02187 48 Millett Road Swampscott, MA 01907 Route 24 Chester, NJ 07930 12 Harvard Drive Hingham, MA 02043 120 Pine Street Weymouth, MA 02190 Sherilyn Sue Orcutt Deborah Lee Ostrow Margery M. Owen Gay Lynne Packard Ruth Faulkner Page Nancy Eleanor Palmer Pamela J. Parris Dawn Elizabeth Pars Theresa Marie Pearce Susan Randolph Peck Bruna Louise Pedrelli _ Margaret (Boo) Perdue Regina A. Perfetto Terri Louann Phipps Elizabeth Brownell Pope Margareta B. Pothier Helene Pruszynski Catherine L. Quattrochi Mary Deffen Rendall Dayna Sue Rodman Anneliese Rothe Betty May Ruggles Wendy L. Rundle Martha Leslie Russell 120 Pine Street Weymouth, MA 02190 49 Glendale Road Belmont, MA 02178 3 Greenway Lane Richmond, VA 23226 44-9 South Meadow Vill Carver, MA 02330 420 School Street Carlisle, MA 01741 24 Spooner Road Chestnut Hill, MA 02167 469 Old Stamford Road New Canaan, CT 06840 42 Winthrop Road Lexington, MA 02173 300 Glenn Road Ardmore, PA 19003 3 Old Lyme Road Pittsford, NY 14534 46 Lakehill Avenue Arlington, MA 02174 2012 W. Paces Ferry Road Atlanta, GA 30327 28 Ridge Drive Old Saybrook, CT 06475 91 Main Street Peterborough, NH 03458 2120 S.W. Spring Street Portland, OR 97201 4 Angelica Avenue Mattapoisett, MA 02739 12 Porter Lane South Hamilton, MA 01982 95 Birch Street Braintree, MA 02184 8 Ivy Lane P.O. Box 331 Lakewood, NY 14750 18 Parks Drive Sherborn, MA 01770 P.O. Box 452 Santo Domingo Dominican Republic Holly Woods Beach Mattapoisett, MA 02739 R.F.D. Duprey Road North Conway, NH 03860 75 Olmstead Hill Wilton, CT 06897 sayenpess 343 graduates Honore Airey Ryan Meredith Coles Salt Jane Marcy Sandler Anastasia Marie Sarantos Faith Marie Savage Linda Lee Sayre Jane Cutting Scheide Ann Clarice Schipani Martha Barat Schleck Catherine Schreier Sheryl Serreze Lenore Ann Shannon Mary J. Shoffner Karen Ingrid Silins Alison Brooke Silkworth Cannon Simpson Amory Willard Smith Lisa Kimberly Smith Ruth Huntington Smith Susan Boslet Smith Ann Catherine Snow Mary Jean Sokolosky Regina C. Rosario Solorzano Lisa Bernadette Sorce Denice M. Spero 10 Gracie Square New York, NY 10028 78 Fox Hill Road Nahant, MA 01908 31 Shady Hill Road Newton, MA 02161 132 Lincoln Parkway Lowell, MA 01851 270 Greenway South Forest Hills, NY 11375 39 Hampton Road Chatham, NJ 07928 Joshuatown Road Lyme, CT 06371 3 Normandy Avenue Cambridge, MA 02138 145 Bayard Avenue North Haven, CT 06473 21 St. James Street North Garden City, NY 11530 Abbott Run Valley Road Cumberland, RI 02864 139 Coyle Drive Seekonk, MA 02771 33 Whipple Road Wilton, CT 06897 277 Hibbard Road Winnetka, IL 60093 Rt. 3, Box 145 Kingston, NY 12401 280 Halcyon Avenue Winston-Salem, NC 27104 14 Old Kings Highway Wilton, CT 06897 39 Meadowbrook Drive Barrington, RI 02806 62 Everett Avenue Providence, RI 02906 41 Northfield Road Longmeadow, MA 01106 244 Forside Road Cumberland, ME 04110 27 George Street Greenfield, MA 01301 P.O. Box 2209 Managuanicara 6386 Penham Place Pittsburgh, PA 15208 325 Mail Coach Road Portsmouth, RI 02871 Donna M. Sposato p. 180 158 Elderwood Avenue Pelham, NY 10803 Eileen Ruth Sprague p. 206 18 Pine Street North Falmouth, MA 02556 Genevieve Sprinkle p. 239 Pearl Street Charlestown, MA 02129 Beth Stanley-Brown p. 192 860 Roslyn Road Ridgewood, NJ 07540 Christine Joy Stasen p. 223 1421 Lawndale Road Haverton, PA 19083 Jody Diane Steffen NP. Mosle Road Gladstone, NJ 07934 Cathy Louise Stewart p. 198 Box 637 North Eastham, MA 02651 Catherine Straggas p. 191 49 Highland Concord, MA 01742 Leslie Margaret Strubinger p. 189 211 Fillow Street Norwalk, CT 06850 Joan Lindsley Sturgis p. 187 40 Cherry Hill Road Greenwich, CT 06830 Kathryn Ellen Sullivan peziz 1310 Leister Avenue Silver Spring, MD 20904 124 Oak Ridge Drive Berlin, CT 06037 Stephanie Sultar 66 Harding Road Lexington, MA 02173 Ruth E. Swanton Rebecca Anne Taylor p. 209 Box 43 S-V Andover, MA 01810 54 William Street Andover, MA 01810 Anita M. Thomas Gail Ann Thorpe p. 209 135 Hummock Avenue Portsmouth, RI 02871 184 North Street Lori Ann Tierney Manchester, NH 03104 30 Point Lookout Milford, CT 06460 Leslie Traub High Pathe Belle Terre, NY 11777 jill Tuthill Donna Tuttle p. 195 14 Plaza Drive Street Middletown, CT 06457 Maeve C. Vallely pais 128 Chestnut Street West Newton, MA 02165 325 West End Avenue Nicole Van Leight New York City, NY 10023 18 Ridgewood Terrace Martha J. VanLoon Maplewood, NJ 07040 9 Downey Street Chicopee, MA 01020 Yvonne M. E. VanOssenbruggen P.O. Box 1893 Norton, MA 02766 Ruth M. Walden sajenpeis 345 graduates Heather E. Walker Alexander V. P. Warfield Jaye Ellen Warry Yvonne Washington Pamela G. Webster Eveyln Helma Weinstein Anne Ross Wellington Kari Ann Westlake Aekyung Anna Whang Beth Mead Wheeler Carol Louise Wheeler Candy White Lizard White Alison K. Whitebred Laura Ann Williams Jennifer A. 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Willis PAX VOBISCUM Class of 1980 June and Ron Whitebred Smith, Buckley, Hunt Insurance 500 Forest Avenue Brockton, Massachusetts To the Class of 1980 Best Wishes to all the graduates and welcome to the Alumni Association. s}UIWaSTJaApe advertisements Hatteras — Bertram — Egg Harbor Bristol — Irwin — Downeast “Member Hatteras Million Dollar Sales Club”’ Norwalk Cove Marina Beach Road, East Norwalk, Connecticut, 06855 Fine Arts Celebration Spring 1980 Thank you Monica BESTAWISHE Sa@ Si PAG leon OF '80 Judy Greenbaum, Class of '83 Carole and Harold Greenbaum Don Shoffner Yacht Broker (203) 838-2326 You cannot strengthen the weak by weakening the strong. You cannot help small men by tearing down big men. You cannot help the poor by destroying the rich. You cannot lift the wage earner by pulling down the wage payer. You cannot keep out of trouble by spending more than your income. You cannot further the brotherhood of man by inciting class hatreds. You cannot establish security on borrowed money. You cannot build character and courage by taking away a man’s initiative and independence. You cannot help men permanently by doing for them what they could and should do themselves. Nba dane Congratulations to the ‘‘Class of 1980”’ Mr. and Mrs. Hodgman advertisements QO iS = a, OQ. = WY On = ie OQ a S = = 2 % O advertisements 352 NEB TEX New Bedford Textile Co. 123 Sawyer Street New Bedford, MA 02741 oe au Ss [0 Deen , { 7 y yey he ; “Custom Built Homes” ; Be ry ae oe, ; Mario P. Geminiani ( (pT Eres | nut 699-4404 { Men § HASKINS PHARMACY, INC. 46 W. Main Street BEST WISHES Norton, Massachusetts 02766 The Hare’s 285-4481 Congratulations to the Class of 1960 “Bish” SJUIWIST}IIApe 353 advertisements ANN’S PLACE seafood prime-rib Italian food cocktails 48 Bay Rd. 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JOHN PHILOPOULOS ASSOCIATES MAUREEN TOBIN (617) 285-3979 Gere try Girdle — clothes 'n things — TEN LIBRARY SQUARE NORTON, MA. 02766 Across from Norton Common = _A oO E for those who demand the finest abinetry ° PHONE: (617) 695-2521 inel kitchens and baths 560 KELLEY BOULEVARD - ROUTE 152 NORTH ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS 02761 al cavallaro certified kitchen designer W102-677 356 eee eee —, —_ a CONGRATULATIONS TO THE WHEATON COLLEGE CLASS OF 1980 COLUMBIA Zee all about e% , «energy COLUMBIA all about Randolph, Massachusetts CHASE energy Electrical Cable Tapes Pittsburgh, Penn. Protective Coatings for Royston Underground Pipelines COLUMBIA oll about Woodside, New York CHASE energy HumiSeal Conformal Coatings for Electronics COLUMBIA oll about Woodside, New York CHASE energy Intercol International Licensing COLUMBIA all about Holbrook, Massachusetts CHASE energy Solar Energy Heating Systems COLUMBIA all about fl Holbrook, Massachusetts CHASE energy Combustion Patented Fuel Conservation Units Brussels, Belgium COLUMBIA all about International Sales CHASE energy International Pra wiareenne COLUMBIA CHASE CORPORATION — Headquarters 220 Forbes Road, Braintree, Massachusetts 02184 Telephone: (617) 848-2810 — TWX-710 348 1418 Colchase Brae S]JUIWISTJJIAPe 357 nike staff 358 Dawn E. Pars, Editor-in-Chief EDITORIAL BOARD This yearbook has been under construction for a long time. It was built against all odds: constant challenging from the administration, the photog- rapher being banned from the court from taking pictures at Wheaton due to a breach of contract with his photography company, and the Taylor Representative changing companies at the end of the school year. All these things took sections out of the building block along the way. There are several people who need to be mentioned to do justice to this book being published. First, my unending thanks to Jill Tuttle who kept things together after I left in December — you could call her my on-campus representative. To Sandy Warfield who took over most of the photogra- phy duties when the photographer stopped in the middle of March. To that end Joe Geoffroy should be thanked for providing us with the best pictures the Wheaton yearbook has seen while he was still working with us. Jeff Parker, the eastern regional manager for Taylor Publishing Co. who helped through the critical last few weeks and sent a representative to hand deliver the remainder of the yearbook to Texas. Of course this discussion would not be complete without thanking Arnie Lohman. Although things did get all messed up at the end of the semester, having worked with him for two years we owe him our undying thanks for always being there, and more importantly for his pain- staking wo rk with the special effects in this book. Although this book was built around much controversy, it is nevertheless a great book. My final thanks has to go to my family and friends who supported me during the times when I was ready to pull my hair out. To all, I say thank you. Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor Layout Assistant Layout Senior Student Life Art Sports Organizations Academic Copy Circulation Advertisement Photographer Taylor Rep. Photography Staff Photographers: Specifications Copies Pages Published by Dawn E. Pars Jill Tuttle Cathleen Clancy Joanne Patton Mary Shoffner Nancy Douglass Sara Nelson Monique Martin Marjorie Muirden Michelle Rose Sue Burgess Julie Lombara Elizabeth Stevens Amory Smith Joe Geoffroy . Arnie Lohman Jill Tutle Kathy Annino Lindsay Buckley David Fenske Holly Glenn Lisa Gribin Marty Kinneally Heidi Nason Cindy Royal Sandy Warfield 9x12 600 360 Taylor Publishing Co. Advertising Editor Amy Smith with contest winner Martha Russell waves Liz Bruns Lindsay Buckley Debbie Burnstine Drusie Colby Fare a ae Julie Lombara, Copy Editor Ellen Geminiani Ann Gillman Elizabeth Normen Candy Oyler Nancy Parillo Penny Penn Martha Russell Michelle Rose, Organizations Marjorie Muirden, Sports; Sue Burgess, Academics | Sara Nelson, Art Co-Editor Nancy Douglas, Student Life jyeys aytu 359 epilogue 360 eR ¢ % Prem iy Hee a he a PR ed Preation, Mie ' remem bér your frjends; and remember on oe nll Be ie. Helene to whom this book is d thiga ted. rept eet rene Her life was-built otrthe hope that ’™ Shh kek Sh. ‘% _ ‘should’carry.you through the rest of , - your life. With your educatidn younow Dh i eee “have'the key to success. _Now go build om Ve ee ; 2 a lifetime of happiness and always — 2 —— remember Wheaton, as apart... - Xk =e _ _ of you remains behind. ea tie te he STAIR | 4 it Lit] Saat FA) ARBOOKS %E oe o cf i + 7