Wheaton College - Nike Yearbook (Norton, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 312 of the 1982 volume:

i i oo ow _.4 y v 5) |) ee © ¢ ' ‘yj y iat yi) | ] j | 1) i ay’ yu , J 1 t oui. “- — 7 iY bow “KN le oad “4 oc a : Ke - . vo me, ' “7 ea ny he é - re aT : 7 Oia Tie Ld i � 7 or “¥ “4 ' ae i¢ en NIKE I98) WHEATON COLLEGE Norton, Massachusetts The staff of this year’s Nike chose as the theme, “Ordinary People Doing Extraordinary Things.” Following the decision to present this theme in a very subtle and inconspicuous way, it soon was clear that all of the work had been done. With every picture we put in this book, the theme is revealed. Everyone at Wheaton is basically an average, ordinary person; and yet, each member of the Wheaton Community is extraordinary. Each individual has accomplished something extraordinary, realized or not, during or before his her time at Wheaton. The Metcalf Pillars were chosen to represent this theme for a specific reason; although they appear to be ordinary pillars, what they stand for is actually extraordinary. They symbolize a link between old and new, upper and lower, campuses. They are a part of Wheaton’s history. They are carrying this history into the present and future. Whether one admires them for their aesthetic beauty or their historicai significance is not as im- portant as the fact they they are admired and appreciated by many. PHOTO BY: Nicholas Mottola - 198| TABLE OF CONTENTS Section Page ne ee ee ee ee” cman Scny | ms . Ae ie a iI OC Sb Leer a le 45 Sports eee mmm. ..( UE) ee 6 Met op 69 Sic eee 97 ce ew ge ee, l69 CLO ik ti oye an 281 nS, CIC. ne eee 287 ee tile 296 —_ “—_ ied HMibesy DUET TY Tei tt siabassiresers eA ae 3 5 ila gi i iin an DEDICATION The decision concerning the dedication of the book was left up to the Senior Class this year. Whether open to the entire campus or restricted to an individual, or group, the selection would most likely have produced the same results. In choosing Vincent Cuccaro, professor of Italian, the members of the Senior Class were, in a sense, carrying on a new tradition—a tradition of sup- port and a show of care and gratitude. The dedication of a book is a permanent state- ment. Each time the book is opened, or remem- bered, recollections of the person to whom the dedication is given, are stirred up; these memo- ries, therefore, become permanent. This may not be necessary in this instance—Professor Cuccaro will be remembered, and what he has done at Wheaton will remain permanent without the assis- tance of a book. We hope that others on campus share in our ex- pressed dedication to Professor Cuccaro. We dedicate this book to his dedication and devotion to the Wheaton Community. cf s ' - 10 11 12 PERDITA HUSTON Scholar In Residence secret recipe for success Ne Joues pas le jeu de l'indifference; savoir s'emouvoir: c'est cela qui nous rend la vie supportable Woman Albert Camus - La Peste values that the pri ce of pe ace withstand the test of time. Wheaton College A perspective from What Do You Want WORLD More fact, less mystery Looking at the U.S.. Women Speak Out: Let’s t°V = Guns to butter NEWS AND VIEWS Battling poverty “Africa : ‘freeze El Salvador The American presidency RIDDLES Asia Pacific Latin America on the brink of The talk of tomorrow Basks «= §=opportunities for women “Education. living. — Environment— new political dynamic pace TALK Creating a new generation of Androgynous Manager TEACHERS TEACHING SELF-RESPECT The Mark of a True Peace Movement iis tucain you. aoe Speak Thebestreasons” = SOW, SARAH WEDDINGTON Special Assistant To Former President Carter Visiting Professor Of Government Wheaton College, I98I 14 { : hall OF PB MMP GE BP no = 17 Peter Ash Holcombe Austin Mathematics Philosophy Philip Timothy Barker Mary Grace Baron Astronomy - Assistant Dean Psychology 18 Sidney L. Beck Biology Darlene Boroviak Government - Dean POrly History : Edwin S. Briggs English s 2 ke e x eertitet 19 Thomas R. Brooks Leslie Brubaker English Art Nilufer Cagler Beverly L. Clark Government English 20 Susan D. Clark Nancy P. Condee English Russian Eileen Craffey Vincent Cuccaro Ph ysical Education Italian 21 Roberta H. Delaney Seta Der Honnesian Art Music Ellalou H. Dimmock Susan R. Epstein Music Chemistry Charles C.Forman Sidney A. Forsythe Religion Sociology Jay $. Goodman Augusto Hacthoun Government Spanish Z3 Paul Helmreich History Nancy Helfant Art John Hsu Chinese Norman W. Johnson Mathematics Vaino Kola Art John Kricher Biology Janet T. Letts French Asta H. Lepinis German Alyssa K. McCabe Thomas J. McCormick Psychology Art atte John A. Miller Nancy Norton Economics History 26 Roberta J. M. Olson Art Richard Pearce English Nee = Pt we corn syte te: ahem Thomas M. Osborne IIl Soc. Anthro. Marylyn Rands Psychology 27 Judy F. Rosenblith Charles H. Rathbone Psychology Education Roberto Ruiz Sheila Shaw English Spanish 28 Francis A. Shirley Bonnie Spanier English FIPSE Associate Sue Standing Robert S. Taylor English | English John F. Teahan Religion Alys Terrien-Queen Music Shelley Temchin French Sophia Vilker Music Trudy Villars Psychology David J. Vogler Government Gordon Weil Economics , id anal Charles Waiveris Mathematics Dorothea $. Wender Philip R. Wilson, Harry M. Pastra-Landis Classics Physics Kenneth I. Winston Kersti Yllo Philosophy Sociology 32 | | D. Gary Phelps John W. Burton and students. Anthropology o Rosalind_Ladd eanne UMN Philosophy E, 33 34 PRESIDENT ALICE F. EMERSON Through The Years ..... ii iH BL yryeryer: Hi ieee tin BQO! LEE LELEMONLE ARE” EMERG 35 Faculty Quotes é Candids 38 HOW DO YOU FEEL YOUR DEPARTMENT HAS CONTRIBUTED TO THE POTENTIAL SUCCESS OF THE CLASS OF 1982?” “If our department did its job well, we didn’t get jobs or money for our students — we gave them pleasure for their minds, for the rest of their lives.” “Nineteen members of the class of ’82 completed a full semes- ter of student teaching this year. For some, this has repre- sented rehearsal of a profes- sional role they will pursue for years; for others, this has meant an opportunity to plan, direct and lead a large group all day, every day, for 13 weeks.” SO oneamunn=nuno—N “Success is a hard word to define; it means different things to different people, We hope we have added to students’ insights into social and cul- tural behavior; that by taking Sociolo- gy and Anthropology they are more alert to issues in societies and more aware of fictions that pass for truth; and that these perspectives will guide them to more effective lives and liv- ing. m@o ro=N0N OM Amno Ss 70O0O en = TFT TH = —0a SM ‘Music reveals us to ourselves, and to each other, in a way nothing else can or should. What is revealed is not an idle extra to living, but something that if undiscovered and ex- plored leaves us incomplete.’ , “The English Department has sought to contribute to the enrichment of the lives of the members of the senior class by endeavoring to help them to think more clearly, write more effec- tively, read more understandingly, ap- preciate literary art more deeply, and know more broadly their literary heri- tage, both old and new.” “History has taught students how to think. It has taught members of the class of 1982 how to search for infor- mation, how to select the relevant, how to analyze, and how to communi- cate. These attributes are valuable in both professional and personal life.” Drama “The Drama Department has made ‘girls’ realize they could handle a hammer, carry a platform, wire a pin-connector, or use a table saw lovingly a dtd nick-named ‘Jaws’. Art It has taught them a sense of community, respon- sibility, and endless dedication. It has shown them this is a highly competitive world where the talented and strong survive. Many have exper- ienced defeat, but most have developed humil- ity. They have learned that theatre, like life, is a political game as well. They have portrayed mothers, daughters, sisters, strippers, drunks, and career women. They have been the senile, the brilliant, the strong, the pathetic, the insane, the young and old. Theirs has been two worlds: one of introspection and creativity, the other of real problems and jobs to be done.” “We have made an attempt to sensitize our stu- dents visually and to help them solve problems creatively, with critical judgement.”’ Dare to be a Daniel. “Don’t look back, something may be gain- Dare to stand alone. . ing on you.” - Satchel Page (Vaino Kola) Dare to have a watch-cry. Dare to make it known. (Mr. Dahl) “Leopold Bloom ate with relish and inner organs of beasts and fowls.” (Richard Pearce) Exercise the art of discovery, in yourself and things around you, old and new. (Chas. Fassett) ‘Men and women make their own histo- ry, but they do not know that they are making it.” - adapted from Karl Marx (Travis L. Crosby) To make the soul’s apparel light, best the matter spare. - Edward Briggs keep € '.... Weeping may endure for a night, but joy cometh in the morning.” - Psalm 30:5b (C. T. Russell) “The artist must see for the people - reveal them to themselves and to each other.”” - Abastenia Eberle, sculptress (Ann Sears) It is always amazing to me how hard we often work to avoid the simple giving of love and understanding to others. (T. Osborne) 42 “Now” is ephemeral. Only the past is real. Helmreich) “No one is ever a total failure - one can always serve as a bad example.” (Vincent Cuccaro) Et le nuage le plus vague la parole la plus banale L’objet perdu Force-les a battre de ailes Rends-les semblables a ton coeur Fais-leur servir la vie entiere. - Paul Eluard (Jeanne Whitaker) (P. “Now there arose up a new king of Egypt, which knew not Joseph.” - Exodus 1:8 (Charles C. For- man) There is a fascination frantic In a ruin that’s romantic- Do you think you are sufficiently decayed? - W. S. Gilbert, The Mikado (Mary Hollinshead) In politics, what begins in fear usually ends in folly. - $. T. Coleridge (Roberto Ruiz) “Women have often felt insane when cleaving to the truth of our experience. Our future de- pends on the sanity of each of us, and we have a profound stake, beyond the personal, in the pro- ject of describing our reality as candidly and fully as we can to each other.” - Adrienne Rich, On Lies, Secrets, and Silence. (Marylyn Rands) “Beware the Ivy; it has the power to crumb le stone.”’ (D. Gary Phelps) 5 43 ’ “There aren't enough lifeboats.” (Kersti Yllo) “Half of being smart is knowing what you’re dumb at.’ (Bonnie Spanier ) in “A writer is someone who makes a riddle out of an answer.” - Karl Kraus (Sue Standing) 4s x a a in NY oN “y. ie NOR� AI) WW PRES UN AND Uy) aN NY WY) ( NOMAC | y= =) oe MEO K( aa e ! ee 3 Le ! as | GLEE CLUB OO vt 47 WHEATONES age ae! he Pictured: |. to r.-Betsy Brindle, Lisa Chaberek, Robin Davis, Juliet Hastings, Jane McCombs, Kim Stein, Penny Paton, Marcia Gallicchio, Marylu Loraditch. Missing: Mary Skoby. Pictured: front-Wendy Adams, Jill Dalury, Lee Hughes, Sue Homma. Laurie Easton, Wissinger, Deedee Danforth. W HIMS back-Marion Rutledge, Rene Torriere, Cappi 49 -TONZ Pictured: |. to r.-Nell Johnson, Amy Metz, Stacey Schuman, Jain Lammey, Nancy Douglass, Jean Sunega, Jane White, Jean Sylvester, Sue Comerford. Missing: Michele Lamontagne, Ellen Curren, Val Donahue. 50 THEATER ARTS SOCIETY Pictured: |. tor. - Fauzia Hasnian, Nazneen Adamjee, Sharon Cheng, Maliha Chugtai, Aellen Curren, E. F. Maxwell (secretary), Edith Head (president), Pamela Bongas (advisor). THE DANCE COMPANY 52 BLACK STUDENT SOCIETY 53 PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Sai Pictured: President-Robin Bowman, Vice President-Lili Knight, Treasurer-Priscilla Ledbetter, Secretary-Kathy Annino, Members-Lucy R. Torre, Lauren Baker, Kathleen Slipp, M. Theresa Salinas, Linda Petraitis, Beth Johnson, Ann P. Nicholson, Ann A. Wallace. Missing: Advisor-A. Howard, P.R. Person-Andrea Fry. 54 STUDENT UNION sel AN A ne Pictured: Mary Beth Whalen, Jill Tuttle, Barb Caparell, Liz Melehan, Stacey Schuman, Sharon Callahan, Beth Johnson. “In this, its second year the Student Union continued to provide social, recreational, and cultural activities, from speaker Shere Hite to the ‘Punk versus Prep’ party. This year the $.U. also developed the basis for the development of a Student Center and, as always, provided for leadership training and development.” oh Pictured: general manager-Cynthia Keddy, assistant manager-Drusie Colby, record librarian-Tara Clifford, news director-Cindy Daut, Program Directors-Julia Haus, Kareen Reis, publicity-Alice Nelson, Susan Rubinger, Diane Tashjian, D.J.s-Betsy Ungemack, Sara | Cooper, Natalie Haight, Maria Constantinidis, Lauren Tarshis, Cheryl Fruci, Nancy Cicco, Price Bauer. a 56 WHEATON NEWS t ¢ t 4 é waynes SPANISH CLUB , : Pictured: Ginnette Jove (vice president), Ana Benitez (secretary), Tatiana Ramirez (treasurer), Naomi Ayala, Sylvia Martinez, Karen Anderson, Marjorie Akers, Cherine Kent, Anne Bucci. Missing: Ceci Marty (president). 58 GERMAN CLUB Members: Linda Peters (president), Holly Helliwell (vice presi- dent), Asta Lepinis (advisor), Lesley Parachini, Kelli Chisholm, Maryclare White, Julia Brown, Susan Annesi, Jayne Giniewicz, Susan McGrath, Ellen McConville, Jane Emerson. The German Club attracted an enthusiastic group this year. German night in the dining halls was a success, yet the homemade pretzels for Mother’s Weekend showed our real talent. The bottle-cap flipping at the Intercultural Fair really took the cake! (German Chocolate of course!) Overall, it was a great year. RUSSIAN CLUB 60 BUSINESS CLUB Carolyn George. Carolyn Hsu, Gwen Dong, ilo, Tracy Sh ins, Neita Counihan, - Judy Coll : i. tor. ictured: P 61 62 PROGRESSIVE ALLIANCE Back Row: Elizabeth Swift, Venita Robertson, Ann Gibson, Jana Sicillano, Marie Studer Front Row: Lisa Swayze, Susi Gardner, Leah Wolf, Rachel Frazier 63 64 65 66 bis boecae Sports LOPE PLC eee COLLEGE a DIRECTORY ice of Admission 10 Library Memorial Chapel 11 DostHouse por 12 Science Center _ 13 Health Center “4 Student Guest House: MS Everett 17 intormation Publications 70 SPORTS AT WHEATON....... Winning, losing, But Always Doing Your Best + Vit. ¥ sy 71 “OU ((( oo. si ahs ihe ae hes FIELD HOCKEY pa o “ x 4 ' 73 4 aie 74 VOLLEYBALL AD 76 it sheath 78 TENNIS 79 Repel st 40br ee f H i i 80 RUGBY 81 LACROSSE Sore EEE ie Bat Se, OFTBALL we Mee? a « - a re spn 2S qe: — . ge _ im, Ws By? SPRING TENNIS 87 Sa Q Oo SPORTS CANDIDS 89 ES ee Ba agli Sear Spr annie Hee? aa s ie ete git OL ae ws ee —- we MBERT Wheaton Students Working For What They Believe In. BL 8 ITLL LEAVE, 7 a ke oo — 4 Sy WW ae «pet i. 3. LAKE PLACID OLYMPIC VILLAGE ORS TA 102 103 ; | i 104 Ngaaghieging ting gern “fl som ag wh as IO 4 — ee ee ‘ vo ee LID SR, he NE AS IN SO A NE AE OP : | ate i Hite, WG, OE 8 Tl Te ee ee ee Cc SS A Ame RR, MN a a, a aes Hite at —io_ali.Lt 6. Hikwak CL ee BA 5 AE RM OS ce ee: ire hii R idee = lia Be seepiie 4 Ot ey ‘ Wa gs Key alll Me . i ae hae ervices ges Snreteezaertneonsmeeesccen ULES aD eure symmetry weeny 105 106 107 vz E 109 Re: sree ee vai ia Big PB a 5 ei 1 Ym i 110 aE sow aE ETS 111 MOTHERS’ WEEKEND Ge te ane a's ies Ker, 18 we 2 lisa, OP . 113 117 118 H19 ATHERS’ WEEKEND “Forging Relationships” 120 met a Rieaee 123 124 aes, apne ieee “¥ 125 SOCCER WEEKEND gga gre NEN, ‘Sena tpawrsreicomnicined THE LIFE OF STUDENTS 128 miscaipset xe es USL FRIGHTFUL FALL FROLICS 132 Moiese hia nies RSH ANS 7 é Z oe ted hay oe 5 toy SA we oe 1 pent apie 140 Eee i ic Mes eimai ane oh thy thy seamed 144 146 147 148 149 DARTMOUTH 150 154 Meadows North 153 155 156 157 cf ' BINDINGS CORRECT HAV EM CHECKE! 158 Mave (sors I9 E. Main 159 Y = 2) wk he -¢ Observatory 160 MOOREA MEL ls Pp ype hale 161 162 163 164 165 166 167 168 170 Once Upon A Mattress I980 ae RRS eS =a ae @ 171 ee HEALY HP 4H! JUNIOR YEAR AWAY Lisa Caldwell and friend Can they really ski? Pat Hamono, Carmel Donegan plus a buddy Putting Trinity on its’ ear!!! The mysterious quintet - hiding out at Dartmouth. Suprise Maureen, the game is next week!! 174 Diana Keller in Italy Michele Fontaine - Does she measure up? I! Frannie Williams - An American in Paris, mais oui! 175 76 Denise M. Albanese Adams Rebecca W . Alvarado Siria N Sharon A. Allen . . it’s a state of mind. College isn’t a time or place... 177 Pamela L. Andrews Irene H. Bagdoian Heather L. Bain Christine |. Baker 178 Sylvia E. Baldini Everybody needs love and adventure, Everybody needs cash to spend, Everybody needs 2 or 3 friends, ... these are the things dreams are made of. -The Human League Lauren Stella Baker Elizabeth A. Banks Kimberly J. Banks WZ9 Andrea B. Behmke Diane Jean Beswick Gertrude R. Blackwood Elizabeth M. Bivona 180 Kathy Booth How many cares one loses when one decides not to be something but to be someone. - Coco Chanel Lynne A. Bowman Robin Bowman Ellyn M. Brigham I hate Sundays’ - Rejoice... - U2 | hate hangovers and | hate goodbyes. 181 Elizabeth A. Brindle People who trust their spontaneous beings the altruistic nature of Caroline Brown their impulses can be consciously wise to choose from a myriad of futures the most promising events. The artist is a servant who is willing to be a birthgiver. Pamela Brown Mary Susan Buckley 182 Susan M. Burrows Judith K. Cady Laura Campbell “| have always regarded the development of the individual as the only legitimate goal of eduction.” - Susan Jacoby Lisa S$. Caldwell Susan R. Carter Susan A. Carter The A and Z are given simply by existing. But true living depends on how the letters in between are learned. Dorothy Casale Leslie Ceder 184 Jane Ceremsak Carla Nicolas Chammas Le Droit Chemin - “A chaque bilometre chaque annee des vieil- lards au front borne indiquent aux infants la route d’un geste de ciment arme. - Jacques Prevert Kerrie G. Chappelka Joan Ciani 185 et ne mam Carol Clancy Catherine Cleary Everything is relative. Elizabeth Cogan | Clarissa Colberg . . . ) De miss padres rue la cuna y ella encirra las mas sanas afecciones de mi: ser. | Yo no cambio por minguna esta tierra donde tuva el privilegio de nacer! - Virgillo Davila 186 Drusilla F. Colby Norma Jean Colberg “Soy el fruto del futuro la semilla del manana sembrada en estercol puro de mi tierra borincana.”’ Margaret E. Coloney Be glad of life Because it gives you the chance To love and to work and to play And to look up at the stars. - Henry Van Dyke Susan Comerford 187 Patricia A. Conners Deirdre Mary-Charlene Corcoran No woman can be too thin or too rich. - Duchess of Windsor Patricia A. Cronin Rita M. Craig Feelings we try to chase Memories that won’t erase stay forever new. EWF 188 Constance W. Crossan We shared the years, We shared each day; In love together, We found the way! Carol M. Crosby Black Sabbath Deborah Laura Croxon Christina L. Cunningham 189 Carolyn Woodbury Davis ‘... only he who has learned early to spread his soul out wide may later hold the entire world within himself.” Maryann Czerepak Stefan Sweig A | Deborah Ann Degenhart Monica M. Depril “When a child loves you for a long, long time, not just to play with, but REALLY loves you, then you can become real.” Margery Williams, The Velveteen Rabbit 190 Mary A. DeWysocki | don’t really think | need The reasons why | won't succeed | haven't started! - Rice Evelyn R. Dolan Nancy Z. Douglass “Cogito ergo sum, puto.” Carmel M. Donegan “Just as time knew to move on since the beginning And the seasons know exactly when to change Just as kindness knows no shame Know through all your joy and pain that I'll be loving you always .. .” Stevie Wonder Jeannine M. Doyle “The only gift is a portion of thyself.” Ralph Waldo Emerson Brenda V. Dowling How much better is it to get wisdom than gold! And to get understanding rather to be chosen than silver! : Proverbs 16:16 Laurie E. Easton Emily A. Egan 192 Linda F. Epstein Sandra H. Estabrook Elizabeth A. Fahy Celena Faintych “A friend is a present you give yourself.” Salada Tag Lines 193 Rebecca E. Firestone These are my goals in life: to live, to love, to create, to be one with nature - to be patient, perserverant, enthusiastic and an inspiration to others. Janet E. Fletcher “Salvation lies in an energetic march onward towards a brighter and clearer future.” Emma Goldman 194 Gail A. Fleckner “All comedies are ended by marriage.” Byron: Don Juan Ill Hilary S. Flint Deborah A. Floridia Watching the river run Further and further from things that we’ve done Leaving them one by one And we have just begun watching the river run Listening, and learning, and yearning Run river run - Loggins and Messina Jean A. Flood Michele A. Fontaine “ ? Jean A. Forster 195 Monica Foulkes Hilary L. Fowler Claudia B. Friese Mary Anne Francouer 196 Cheryl M. Fruci First say to yourself what you would be then do what you have to Andrea V. Fry do. - Epictetus WHEW!!! Catherine A. Garnache Josephine Scott Ellett George What’s the point of being grown up if you can’t act childish. Life is so full of so many wonderful things - So learn to love and love -Dr. Who to learn, Smile and make the world around you smile! 197 Jayne R. Giniewicz “Rejoice in thy growthl” said the Sunbeams, “rejoice in thy vigorous growth, and in the fresh life that moveth within theel”’ Deanna M. Georgenes Hans Christian Anderson, The Fir Tree Maria Teresa Gomez (Tequi) Cecilia Greene “La vida es un eterno sonar, la vida es un eterno esperar, y evando crees que todo acabo comienza todo de nuevo.” 198 Greta P. Gustafson Nancy E. Hale A person’s ‘mind, streched to a new idea, never goes back to its original dimensions.” Oliver Wendall Holmes Caroline E. Hall Amy H. Halpern 199 Patricia Hamano Melissa C. Hampson Literature is an investment of genius which pays dividends to all subsequent times. - John Burroughs. Lynne A. Haney _ Maureen E. Hanrahan 200 Christina Heckman .... nothing is wonderful but the soul, which, when great itself, finds nothing great outside itself. -Petrarch Elizabeth A. Harraway Remember, you can choose, not to lose Find your groove and be a winner Wake up, take a step ahead Wake up, to the rising sun Wake up, life has just begun to shine. -Earth, Wind and Fire Susan R. Homma The waiting over, the moment has come To kill the fire and turn to the sun. Marion D. Horton 201 Daithi J. Houlihan Julie D. Howard Laura L. Humphrey When you embark on a journey to strange places, Don’t leave any of yourself safely on shore. -A.A. Brenda L. Hughes 202 Ann H. Hunter Victoria H. Hurst “A little horseplay never hurt a girll’’ Let us live today With every hopeful promise of tomorrow. -Town and Country Magazine - Helene Pruszynski Joanne Impallaria Deborah J. Ing 203 Lisa M. Japy Susan E. Jensen Therese “Taffy” Jervey Alicia Terese Jewett In the long run men hit only what they aim at. - Henry Thoreau “One ought to be a mystery, not only to others but also to one’s self.” - Kierkegaard 204 ROSS Sie ie alia Soe Kelly Kamborian Ss ” = E G = = 7) = @ A TC = ise] Mona Tinat Beth Katra “Painting is only a bridge linking the painter’s mind with that of the — viewer.” - Delacroix, Journal 1893-1895 Ann Katra All that we do is touched with ocean, yet we remain on the shore of what we know. - Richard Purdy Wilber Cindy Keddy Time passes . . . tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow creeps in this petty pace and all our yesterdays diminish and grow dim. - Carl Becker Nancy J. Keenan Diana Brooks Keller Linda M. Kelliher Truth is the daughter of our time. - Old Proverb Every man is free to embrace and profess that religion which, guided by the light of reason, he considers to be true. - Pius IX Anne M. Kergaravat Martha “Marty” Kinnealy 207 208 Lora E. Kirkpatrick Elise S. Knight Bonnie L. Knabb Lee A. Koehler Joanne Kourepinos Weare here not to get all we can out of life for ourselves, but to try to make the lives of others happy. - Sir William Osler, 1849-1919 Janet F. Lamb “I’m an idealist: | don’t know where I’m going but I’m on my way.” - Earl Sagan Katherine M. Lambert 209 Jain $. Lammey Claire M. Lapsley Jessica Lynn Lee Think of the endless possibliities .... Priscilla J. Ledbetter Give me sunshine, mountains, and a lush green field, and with these things, dear friends to love and revel in merriment, and | shall be alive, serene, and grateful. 210 Norina S$. Lodge Lisa L. Lombard om yy ASS SNS . ST NARAAWSA SANA RK UNAQASSSAN NUNN SNSASSSSESSANS AAO MN NESS NSN NN WA NSN AN % i SANSSSSSWSSSRSAN AA ie. A NAASSNANAN SAS SSN! WANSSSNNS NS ANN AY VA SSBSASAN SAAS es =a. 1 kT a : De Sandra J. Lovis Christine M. Loughnane “Down the ancient corridors and through the gates of time run the ghosts of days that we left behind . . .” - Dan Fogelberg 211 Janet W. MacPherson as oe y ae ot. ee Me s Katherine H. Mainelli Michon Mahony 7A2 Cathy A. Mancini Laurie A. Marchese “The head does not hear anything until the heart has listened, and what the heart knows today and the head will understand tomor- row. - The Crock of Gold, James Stephens Marianne Mazzoni Maureen Martell No. | floor tree lights door leopard Phiphone Dartmouth Sigma Epsilon Chi 80X BG scoping line 4 PSI8IW CUTTERS! Green Key 815 Sage action detes Out of Control 213 Kelly E. McCrystle Rebecca P. McGrail Phyllis McDonough Marybeth McGurl Ellen B. McVeigh Ellen W. Meisel “The best kind of wrinkles indicate where smiles have been.” - Salada Tag Lines Elizabeth C. Melehan Diane P. Milazzo 215 216 Dara B. Milosh Elizabeth M. Murray Lisa A. Mitchell Emily $. Nash Elizabeth J. Nichols M. Sue Nunn Ihave to cast my lot with those who age after age, perversely, with no extraordinary power reconstitute the world. - Adrienne Rich Ann Frances Nicholson Marilyn J. O’Brien 217 Susan O’Donogue Janine O’Pladen Tracy Lynne Pallas Laura Pacitto 218 Elaine Papas Nancy Parillo Those I have known, that which | have seen | have loved. Friends forever. Time now to go on holding a key for the future. “It matters not what you are thought to be, but what you are.” Victoria A. Partington Lora M. Pellegrini “The drama is done. Why then here does anyone step forth - because one did survive the wreck.” - Herman Melville, Moby Dick 219 Allison B. Perry Linda L. Peters Sherry A. Petry Alice Y. Poon 220 Susan B. Porter Laura “Lou” Pratt “Thanks for the memories, BOOGE - I enjoyed every minute of it.” Maureen J. Psaila Abigail M. Price Michele A. Puleo Anne B. Ratcliffe “If you awake and don’t want to smile If it just takes a little while, Open your eyes and look at the day, You'll see things in a different way.” - Fleetwood Mac Laura Quintiliani Karen M. Rewinski Suzanne C. Riley Donna J. Ring Venita M. Robertson Michele Rocray There is no savor more sweet, more salt than to be what, woman. and who, myself | am. - Denise Levertov i 223 Vanessa M. Rodriguez “De lo sonora, creciendo, cuando la noche sale sola, como reciente viuda, como paloma o amapola o beso, y sus maravillosas estrellas se dukation.” - Pablo Neruda Elisa MacDonald Rothstein Somewhere, parently, in the ginnangdo gap between antediluvious and annadominant the copyist must have fled with his scroll... Oye and thonthorstruck, thing mud. 224 eee . VV VF 9 wy ae ¢@s,” : ‘ salle et svvy We ete heey So =) es ? . + Charlotte Anne Romanick Lorraine R. Rubinacci Stephanie A. Russolillo % Lynne C. Russell Marion Hollingsworth Rutledge Ignorance is like a delicate fruit, touch it and the bloom is gone. - Oscar Wilde. Jo A. Sade Search deep within yourself to find as much compassion and under- standing for your neighbor as possible; then give yourself as much as you can. 225 Nancy M. Saltojanes eres a Bae ean Po ae | cee ee tet eae Ramona G. F. Salzillo Things are not difficult to accomplish. What is difficult is to prepare ourselves to do them. - Constantin Brancusi ) Megan J. Savage S. Amy Santikarn 226 Elizabeth Scullin Beth E. Seymour Valerie L. Shand Ellen M. Sheehan It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye. - Antoine de Saint-Exupery 227 Tracy Ann Shilo Lisa Shutkin To strive, to seek, to find and not to yield. - Tennyson “The secret of life is enjoying the passage of time.” Marjorie L. Siefke Christine A. Siebelus Docendo decimus. 228 Cynthia L. Solarz Anne B. Spencer Leisa Suhada Tonia St. Germain 229 Ruth D. Swenson Betsey Sweat Walk with a cold pride utterly ahead wild attentive eyes head flickered by the rain- wet green needles of the pine, eyelashes that shine with tears and with thunders. - Yevgeny A. Vevtu- shenko Susan Jane Szen Denise R. Takvorian 230 Maria E. Tasoulas Elisabeth Reid Taylor Kathleen A. Thurston Meredith L. Tice 20 Cynthia Tobin Lucy Rita Torre Quante’ bella giovinezza Che si fugge tottavin! Chi vuolo esser “Deep is your longing for the land of your memories and the lieto, sia! Di doman non ce certezza. - Trionfondi di Bacco dwelling place of your greater desires.” - Kahlil Gibran e.Arianna, Lorenzi de’Medici Christine N. Tremblay | Barbara L. Tylka On ne voit bien qu’avec coeur; L’essential est invisible pour les “Always do right. This will gratify some people, and astonish the yeux. - Antoine de Saint- Exupery rest.” - Mark Twain, I90I 232 Kathleen M. Valentine Alexandra Tyszka “Coo chee coo, duckers!”’ Maurella Van Der Ree Victoria Van Duser 233 Tesa Van Munching Joanne Victory A man said to the universe: “Sir, | exist!” “However,” replied the universe, “the fact has not created in me a sense of obligation.” - Stephen Crane Melinda Wadman Though nothing can bring back the hour of splendor in the grass, of glory in the flower; We will grieve not, rathered find strength in what remains behind . . . -Wadsworth Carol Vincent How | wish that | could be there to live my life bathed in peace to grow in wisdom, not just in stature. - Cly Allaire 234 Ann S. Wallace Leslie Waite | always wanted to throw my typewriter out the window. Maeve E. Walsh Diane Weiss 235 Ann S. Whalen “Head away from the years ... Please send me evenings and weekends . . . Please send me evenings and weekends . . . Please Marcia Elizabeth Wellman send me evenings and weekends.” - Gang of Four Kathryn M. White Susan D. Widdemer So before we end and then begin, We'll drink a toast to how it’s been. - Billy Joel 236 Frances L. Williams Margaret S. Winfree “| know of no more encouraging fact than the unquestionable ability of man to elevate his life by a conscious endeavor.” lanthe Thalia Zannetos ... Every revolutionary opinion draws part of its’ strength from a secret conviction that nothing can be changed. - George Orwell Dede Wurts Take your time, think a lot; Why think of everything you've got, for you will still be here tomorrow. but your dreams may not.” - Cat Stevens 237 Patricia Anne Onorato Let us be silent, That we may hear the whisper of the gods. Emerson Kristin G. Hanson Christine Gibbons Ann M. McSheffrey 238 SS ‘ ornament gem LUINDIVLIIN ae tet 2 ee ® . - 242 Srs. With 82 Days Left. ae eee 243 SENIOR FACULTY BANQUET October I98I ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION DINNER February 1982 Speaker Nancy Sinnot Class Of 1972 245 A Variety Of Purposes ig z £ al 247 rrr re Trrrrrr ree Sram IiS@ene te8 Sra sac Le SGr+ ok oe J eee es Be oe 252 FOREVER FRIENDS 255 256 NNN -: AY : Y SHAN BEK SENIOR “HELL” NIGHT Thursday, May 13th — Saad how f 258 ediately Prior to the tire Whea Jearning and growing that each Wheaton student experiences. Th Presentation of the flag from the Senior class to the Junior class will _ “symbolize a new beginning for the graduating Seniors.as well as the _ futuretclasses of Wheaton. K : + | . U | SENIOR BRUNCH Friday, May 14th 3 : : a P RS BANE Nee BOOZE CRUISE Sunday, May 23 CLAMBAKE tuesday, may 25 265 ROSECLIFF MANSION PARTY wednesday, may 26 “REHEARSAL” thursday, may 2 7 © Oo N ae : = q : ee | i. | RECEPTION FOR GARY TRUDEAU thursday, may 27 CANDLE LIGHTING CEREMONY Thursday, May 27 Apinemiiyeaneh piping tlhe get emcees cig ae 4 i a bepeicitirnsapn CANDLE FLOATING CEREMONY Thursday, May 27 STEP SINGING Thursday, May 27 273 274 GRADUATION Friday, May 28 PACKING bee ‘ ; ‘ ‘ we ROLLA 280 SENIOR DIRECTORY REBECCA WENDLING ADAMS I|4 Peckland Road Greenwich, CT DENISE MARIE ALBANESE 30 Linwood Park Brockton, MA SHARON ANN ALLEN 23 Mitchell Road South Portland, ME SIRIA N. ALVARADO 2754 South Hamlin Chicago, IL JUDITH LYNN ANDERSON 175 Pleasantview Drive Jamestown, NY PAMELA L. ANDREWS 417 Pako Avenue Keene, NH KEIKO ASATO Norton, MA FRANCES JOBIN ATHERTON Box 673 Mansfield, MA IRENE HASMIG BAGDOIAN II Roosevelt Avenue Metheun, MA HEATHER LIND BAIN 180 East End Avenue New York, NY CHRISTINE IVY BAKER I5 Cleveland Road Taunton, MA LAUREN STELLA BAKER 30! Round Hill Road Greenwich, CT SYLVIA EMILY BALDINI I8 Salt Spray Lane Cape Elizabeth, ME ELIZABETH ANNE BANKS 384 Ridgefield Road Wilton, CT ANDREA BOYER BEHMKE 7 Highgate Road Riverside, CT DIANE JEAN BESWICK 175 Cherry Street Bridgewater, MA ELIZABETH MARY BIVONA RFD 4 Box 202 Narragansett, RI GERTRUDE R. BLACKWOOD 344 North Steele Road West Hartford, CT KATHY ANN BOOTH 241 1 2 South Walker Taunton, MA ANNE FERRIS BOTTA 186 Forest Road Allendale, NJ LYNN ANN BOWMAN 26 Boundary Avenue Brockton, MA ROBIN ESPY BOWMAN 3708 Center Street Cincinnati, OH ELLYN MARY BRIGHAM 2 Springbrook Road Auburn, MA ELIZABETH ANN BRINDLE 205 Trotwood Drive Upper St Clair, PA CAROLINE MATHER BROWN 109 Edgemont Road Upper Montclair, NJ PAMELA DENISE BROWN IOI5 W. Upsal Street Philadelphia, PA MARY SUSAN BUCKLEY 69 Pheasant Hill Drive West Hartford, CT PATRICIA MARIE BULGER 22 Arcadia Road Norwood, MA SUSAN MARIE BURROWS 40 Miller Street Seekonk, MA LINDSAY SUZANNE CALDWELL 37 Storrs Heights Storrs, CT LAURA CAMPBELL 50 Commonwealth Avenue Apt. 903 Boston, MA SUSAN ANN CARTER 75 Cross Lane Beverly, MA SUSAN ROYER CARTER 257 German Mayville, WI DOROTHY MARGARET CASALE 8 Woodland Avenue Bronxville, NY LESLIE ANNE CEDER 5 Beecher Lane Lenox, MA JANE MARION CEREMSAK 26 Blueberry Lane Hamilton, MA CARLA NICOLAS CHAMMAS Beirut, Lebanon DEBRA ANNE CHAPNICK 20 Yachtclub Drive Apt. 310 N Palm Beach, FL KERRIE GOUCHER CHAPPELKA Germantown, PA 282 JILL MARION CHRISTENSEN 34 Lone Tree Farm Road New Canaan, CT JOAN M. CIANI 14 Mercury Drive Worcester, MA CAROL ANNE CLANCY 59 Erie Street Providence, RI CATHERINE CLEARY 209 Windermere Avenue Interlaken, NJ ELIZABETH JOAN COGAN 322 Wolf Swamp Road Longmeadow, MA CLARISSA M. COLBERG Guaynabo, Puerto Rico NORMA JEAN COLBERG 654 La Paz Street Miramar, PR DRUSILLA FLATHER COLBY 792 Bay Road Hamilton, MA MARGARET EASTMAN COLONEY 6I-D Princes Gate London SW7 2PD Eng SUSAN LEE COMERFORD 79 Capt L Little Waye Marshfield, MA DEIRDRE M. CORCORAN 13 Cardinal Drive Moorestown, NJ RITA M. CRAIG 3022 E. South Mountain Avenue Phoenix, AZ PATRICIA ANNE CRONIN 8 Hawthorne Place Lewiston, ME CAROL F. CROSBY 51 Bridge Street Osterville, MA CONSTANCE WHITNEY CROSSAN 45 West Street Beverly Farms, MA DEBORAH LAURA CROXAN 27 Alexandra Road Lynnfield, MA CHRISTINA L. CUNNINGHAM 28 Rockland Street Easton, MA ELIZABETH M. CURLEY 30 Faith Lane Westbury, NY MARYANN CZEREPAK 10 Brickett Avenue Haverhill, MA CAROLYN WOODBURY DAVIS 130 Ridgewood Avenue Glen Ridge, NJ ROBIN ELIZABETH DAVIS II Jackson Road Sherborn, MA DEBORAH ANN DEGENHART 53 Bennington Street Newton, MA ALOHA C. D’EMPAIRE Maracaibo, Venezuela MONICA M. DEPRIL Il Tamarack Road Norton, MA MARY ANNE DEWYSOCKI 12 Plymouth Drive Norwood, MA EVELYN RUTH DOLAN 26 Skytop Drive Madison, CT CARMEL MARY DONEGAN 503 West Elm Street Wellesley, MA NANCY DOUGLASS 25 Benvenue Street Wellesley, MA BRENDA VALERIE DOWLING 108 McKinley Avenue Brooklyn, NY JEANNINE MARIE DOYLE 204 Merriam Street Weston, MA LAURIE ELIZABETH EASTON 5 Kra ft Avenue Bronxville, NY EMILY ANN EGAN 3ll Wildberry Road Pittsburgh, PA LINDA FRANCES EPSTEIN 1I38 East Street Sharon, MA SANDRA HAYNES ESTABROOK 45 Main Street Bridgewater, MA ELIZABETH ANNE FAHY 41 Soby Drive West Hartford, CT CELENA FAINTYCH 240 Blackstone Blvd Providence, RI LAURA ANNE FIORENTINO | Loring Road Lexington, MA REBECCA E. FIRESTONE 3 Parsons Drive Dix Hills, NY GAIL ANN FLECKNER 61 Thayer Pond Road New Canaan, CT JANET ELLEN FLETCHER 219 Forest Street Pembroke, MA HILARY SIAS FLINT 60 Westmoreland Ave Longmeadow, MA JEAN ANN FLOOD 6406 Western Avenue Chevy Chase, MD DEBORAH ANNE FLORIDIA 7 Keith Road Wayland, MA MICHELLE ANNE FONTAINE Il Heights Road Ridgewood, NJ JEAN A. FORSTER 67 Golden Hill Trumbull, CT MONICA FOULKES 164 South Street Wrentham, MA HILLARY LUDLOW FOWLER 1220 Park Avenue New York, NY MARY ANNE E. FRANCOEUR 30 Willowbrook Road West Hartford, CT CLAUDIA BURDIS FRIESE IIO Pleasantville Road Pleasantville, NY CHERYL MARIE FRUCI 45 Access Raod Norwood, MA ANDREA VICTORIA FRY 405 Tulpehocken Road Reading, PA CATHERINE AILEEN GARNACHE 7 Munger Drive Auburn, MA JOSEPHINE SCOTT GEORGE I8I5 Thornton Ridge Toad Baltimore, MD DEANNA MARIA GEORGENES 7 Mossdale Road Boston, MA CHRISTINE ELLA GIBBONS | Water Street Mattapoisett, MA KATHERINE ANN GILLETTE Cervantes 14 Condado San Juan, PR JAYNE RAECHEL GINIEWICZ 10 Antilla Court Bryantville, MA MARIA TERESA GOMEZ CORDOVA 617 Euopa Street San Juan, PR CECILIA GREENE 61 Butler Parkway Summit, NJ MARY CHUTE GRIFFENBERG 2309 Ridgway Road Wilmington, DE GRETA PAULINE GUSTAFSON 44 Catlin Avenue Rulmord, RI NANCY ELIZABETH HALE 9 Old Chimney Road Barrington, RI CAROLINE ELIZABETH HALL 41 Maple Avenue Boxford, MA AMY HOPE HALPERN 40 Standish Drive Ridgefield, CT PATRICIA YONENO HAMANO 50 Chestnut Street Charlestown, MA MELISSA CLARK HAMPSON 619 Cayuga Heights Road Ithaca, NY LYNNE ALICE HANEY I|5 Bellaire Road South Portland, ME THERESE STEVENS JERVEY 16 Harriman Road Merrimac, MA MAUREEN HANRAHAN 4 Seabreeze Drive Waterford, CT KRISTIN GRACE HANSON II5 Maple Street Branford, CT ELIZABETH ANN HARRAWAY 39 Floyd Street Dorchester, MA CHRISTINA HECKMAN 33 Delway Road E. Providence, RI ELIZABETH CAROLINE HENKEL Box 243 Westport, CT SUSAN RAE HOMMA 6 Kingwood Drive Little Falls, NJ MARION D. HORTON 309 South Main Street Mansfield, MA DAITHI JANE HOULIHAN RFD 3 Winsted, CT JULIE DELL HOWARD I8 Dorset Street Norwood, MA CAROLYN C. HSU Makati Metro Manila, Philippines BRENDA LEE HUGHES IO Madison Avenue Winchester, MA LAURA LUCEILLE HUMPHREY 34 Lombard Street Newton, MA ANN HORNBLOWER HUNTER 280 Edgerstoune Road Princeton, NJ VICTORIA HAMILTON HURST 130 N. Washington Street Hinsdale, IL JOANNE IMPALLARIA 7 Dennis Road Wellesley, MA DEBORAH JOYCE ING 818 Sinich Drive Seven Hills, OH LISA MERRIL JAPY 54 Wedgemere Avenue Winchester, MA SUSAN ELLEN JENSEN 116 Harriman Road Merrimac, MA ALICIA TERESE JEWETT 32 Dunlap Street Salem, MA ELEANOR JEAN JOHNSON Ives Road Washington Depot, CT KELLY KAMBORIAN 86 Concord Street Nashua, NH JANET AN KAMINSKI 100 Orchid Circle Emmaus, PA ANN CORINNE KATRA 4 Upper Flanders Road Amherst, NH ELIZABETH MARY KATRA 4 Upper Flanders Road Amherst, NH CYNTHIA CARMEN SNOW KEDDY 23 Heatherstone Drive E. Longmeadow, MA NANCY J. KEENAN 54 Chesterfield Road Northboro, MA DIANA BROOKS KELLER 26 Colonial Heights Bloomsburg, PA LINDA MARIE KELLIHER I8 Crescent Avenue Norwood, MA SANDRA LEE KELLOGG Box 234 Spring House, PA ANNE M. KERGARAVAT 107 Crystal Street Lenoxdale, MA 283 284 MARTHA J. KINNEALEY 77 Churchills Lane Milton, MA LORA ELLEN KIRKPATRICK Box 76 Caribou, ME BONNIE LYNN KNABB 909 Carsonia Avenue Reading, PA ELISE SPENCE KNIGHT 1158 Fifth Avenue New York, NY LEE ANN KOEHLER 510 Franklin Street Denver, CO JOANNE KOUREPINOS 3582 Fams Court Levittown, NY TINA DIANA KOUTSOS 40 Archer Street Lynn, MA JANET FRANCES LAMB 15 Alstin Drive Medford, MA KATHERINE MARY LAMBERT II8 Southwood Road Fairfield, CT JANE STACEY LAMMEY Pleasant View Avenue Mattapoisett, MA CLAIRE MARIE LAPSLEY 47 West Water Street Rockland, MA CLARE LEAVENWORTH 294 Kelton Street Allston, MA PRICILLA J. LEDBETTER 1433 W. 9th Avenue Anchorage, AK JESSICA LYNN LEE 147-50 17TH Avenue Whitestone, NY MICHELLE ANN LITVIN 180 E. Pearson Chicago, IL NORMA S. LODGE 6 Wingate Road Providence, Rl LISA LORRAINE LOMBARD 510 Seagate Drive Delray Beach, FL CHRISTINE M. LOUGHNANE 26 Point Hill Road W. Barnstable, MA SANDRA JANE LOVIS 17 Valhalla Way Verona, NJ DEBORAH LYNCH 360 School Street Belmont, MA BONNIE J. MACDONALD 55 Tall Oaks Drive Weymouth, MA SUSAN ELIZABETH MACHNITS Park Lane White Plains, NY JANET WHITNELL MACPHERSON 99 Tower Road Higham, MA MICHON SHERRIDAN MAHONY IlOl Boylston Street Chestnut Hill, MA KATHERINE HELENE MAINELLI 28009 Lincoln Road Bay Village, OH CATHY A. MANCINI 20 Lister Drive Barrington, RI LAURIE ANNE MARCHESE 10677 SpeededView Court Creve Coeur, MO MAUREEN MARTEL 29 Blakeley Street Lynn, MA MARIANNE MAZZONI 10 Split Rock Road Dennis, MA KELLY ELIZABETH MCCRYSTLE 1517 Locuts Avenue Ruxton, MD PHYLLIS MCDONOUGH RFD 6 Plymouth, MA REBECCA PHIPPS MCGRAIL II2 Atlantic Avenue Marbelhead, MA TRISH A. MCGUINN 86 North Avenue Westport, CT MARYBETH MCGURL 10 Olde Fort Road Cape Elizabeth, ME ANN MARIE MCSHEFFREY 175 Highland Street Brockton, MA ELLEN WAKLER MEISEL 4 Woodcliff Road Wellesley Hills, MA ELIZABETH CLAIRE MELEHAN 20 Bayberry Drive Saddle River, NJ DIANE PATRICIA MILAZZO 173 Englewood Drive Orange, CT DARA BLAIR MILOSH 145 Jonathan Raod New Canaan, CT MARY E. MINNIG 2130 Ridgewood Road Akron, OH LISA ANN MITHCELL I! Falcon Street Needham, MA ELIZABETH MEYER MURRAY 33 Spring Brook Road Morristown, NJ EMILY SELDEN NASH 30 Chapel STreet Duxbury, MA ELIZABETH JEAN NICHOLS 239 Cedar Street Bangor, ME ANNE FRANCES NICHOLSON 4 Cottontail Trail Upper Saddle RV, NJ MARILYN J. O’BRIEN 224 Euston Road Garden City, NJ SUSAN JEAN O’DONOGHUE 167 Burlington Street Lexington, MA PATRICIA ANNE ONORATO 507 Everett Street Westwood, MA JANINE MARIA OPLADEN 356 Court Street Plymouth, MA LINDA MARIE OTTMAN 29-34 170 Street Flushing, NY LAURA ELLEN PACITTO 20 Fairfield Street Watertown, MA TRACY LYNNE PALLAS 3200 Naia Apt. 202 Ft. Pierce, FL ELAINE PAPAS Box 621 Port Washington, PA NANCY ELIZABETH PARRILLO I5 Hoffman Avenue Cranston, RI VICTORIA ANN PARTINGTON 24 Quincy Place Holliston, MA LAURA PASEK II51 Laure l Avenue Winnetka, IL LORA MARIE PELLEGRINI 24 Hillside Terrace Mansfield, MA LINDA LEE PETERS 498 Jerusalem Road Cohasset, MA DEBRA A. PETRARCA 584 Cowesett Road Warwick, RI SHERRY ANNE PETRY 2813 Evelyn Court Vienna, VA ALICE YAN-AH POON 2343 Selby Avenue Los Angeles, CA SUSAN B. PORTER 27 Deacon Haynes Road Concord, MA LYNNE M. 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ROMANICK 89 Trask Road Peabody, MA ELISA MACDONALD ROTHSTEIN I80 West End Ave 29F New York, NY LORRAINE RUBINACCI I5 Lorna Drive Attleboro, MA LYNNE CHRISTINA RUSSELL 8 Bartlett Lane Delmar, NY STEPHANIE ANN RUSSOLILLO 97 Sylvan Avenue Waterbury, CT MARION HOLLINSWORTH Rutledge 295 Old Stockbridge Road Lenox, MA JO ANN SADE 146 Paul Revere Road Needham, MA NANCY M. SALTOJANES 5! Hunters Road Norwich, CT RAMONA GIOVANNA FABIOLA SALZILLO 21 Falmouth Road Cranston, RI SUKSAN SANTIKARN 1212 Punshou Street Honolulu, Hl MEGAN JENNIFER SAVAGE 270 Greenway South Forest Hills, NY SUZANNE LISA SCHEPIS 49 Alderbrook Drive Topsfield, MA ELIZABETH MARY SCULLIN 65 Hunting Hill Road Woodbridge, CT BETH ELLEN SEYMOUR 24 Parkhurst Drive Lakeville, MA VALERIE LOIS SHAND 33 Pilgrim Road North Weymouth, MA ELLEN MARY SHEEHAN 446 Kansas Street Lindenhurst, NY TRACY ANN SHILO 10 Fairfield Road Barrington, RI LISA N. SHUTKIN 277 Dundee Road Stamford, CT MARJORIE LOUISE SIEFKE 413 Pelham Manor Road Pelham Manor, NY CRISTINA A. SILBELUS 244 Lawrence Street New Haven, CT JENNIFER HALLEY SILVER 4 Winding Road Brookfield Ctr, CT 285 286 LISABETH BLAIR SIMMONS 6830 Juniata Place Pittsburgh, PA CYNTHIA LYNNE SOLARZ 62 Quivett Drive E. Dennis, MA MARY JANE SPENCE 609 West Street Pittsfield, MA ANNE BUNTE SPENCER 84 Cedar Lawn Galveston, TX TONIA PRISCA ST. GERMAIN I6 Penns Hill Road Quincy, MA CAROL TRIMMER STOUT 150 Pulrush Farm Road N. Scituate, MA LEISA BETH SUHAYDA 1396 Hadden Circle Akron, OH JOHNESE NICOLE SULLIVAN | Howland Lane Hingham, MA ELIZABETH MANARY SWEAT Lynn, MA RUTH DENISE SWENSON 268 Macy Road Briaicliff MNR, NY SUSAN JANE SZEN 26 Woodland Street Sherborn, MA DENISE ROSE TAKVORIAN 66 Edgecliff Road Watertown, MA MARIA ELAINE TASOULAS 5! Greenbriet Road Keene, NH DEIRDRE E. TAYLOR 72 Anne Marie Drive Brockton, MA ELISABETH REID TAYLOR 1075 Chestnut Street Newton, MA PATRICIA TAYLOR 7621 Oak Bluff Drive Dallas, TX KATHLEEN CRAVEN THURSTON [50 Rumford Avenue Mansfield, MA MEREDETH LYN TICE 3814 N.E. 87th Street Seattle, WA MONA TINATI 225 Heathoote Road Scarsdale, NY CYNTHIA LORRAINE TOBIN 74 Hilltop Road, Whitman, MA LUCY RITA TORRE 29 Pratt Avenue Westport, MA CHRISTINE NOELL TREMBLAY 102 Girard Road Cumberland Hill, RI BARBARA L. TYLKA 655 Morray court Des Plaines, IL ALEXANDRA TYSZKA 103 Lillian Road Bristol, CT KATHLEEN M. VALENTINE 510 Maple Avenue Old Saybrook, CT MAURELLA ROWENA VEN DER REE Aruba Netherlands, Antilles TANYA VAN DEN HEUVEL Denmark VICTORIA VAN DUSER McCrestowne Woods Moorestown, NJ MARIA PATRICIA VAN MUNCHING 8 Stephanie Lane Darien, CT JOANNE J. VICTORY 28 Chapman Street New Monmouth, NJ CAROL RUTH VINCENT 55 Mechanic Street Bellingham, MA MELINDA SUE WADMAN 49I Main Street Greenfield, MA LESLIE CATHERINE WAITE 234 Raleigh Road Kenilworth, IL ANN AUSTEN WALLACE 285 Broad Street Meriden, CT _ MAEVE ELIZABETH WALSH [2 Stornoway Road Cumberland, ME DIANE WEISS Box 512 Bolton, CT MARCIA ELIZABETH WELLMAN Pratt Street Essex, CT ANN SPENCER WHALEN West Clinton Avenue Irvington, NY KATHRYN MARY WHITE 51 Kittery Street Milford, CT SUSAN DEWITT WIDDEMER 109 First Avenue Gloverville, NY FRANCES LAMAR WILLIAMS | Union Road Rockport, MA KATHERINE STONE WILLIAMSON 2612 Parkside Drive Atlanta, GA MARGARET STEPHENS WINFREE 2620 Canterbury Road Birmingham, AL DOROTHY BARRETT WURTS 850 Youngsford Road Gladwyne, PA GRACE H. YOON 35 Dongjak-Dong Kwanak-kl Seoul, KOR IANTHE THALIA ZANNETOS 164 Country Drive Weston, MA PATRONS Mk. MRS. B.C. CHRISTENSEN COMPLIMENTS OF THE MELEHAN FAMILY DR. MRS. ZENON S. ZANNETOS Mk. MRS. WILLIAM C. VICTORY MRS. JOSEPH E. O'DONOGHUE JR. PATRONS Mk. MRS. PETER G. PAPAS MR. MRS. JAMES H. CEDER RHODA FLAXMAN JOHN HSU Thanks +Good Luck ou Cosmic Wimpout s Anne Sve Josie Deirdre Sue Milissa ig BB — CONGRATULATIONS to our daughter liz and to all her friends in the class of 1982. nO lowers by qeanville 160 anion Avenue, Norton, Mass. 02766 NC. FLOWERS PLANTS FTD TELEFLORAL Lee Forget, Jr. ADS CAKES FOR UNIQUE OCCASIONS any style or size Don’t forget her birthday CAKES BY JUDY ee oe home made RORIVORCE: ERIS 138 Te NORTON, MASS. 02766 1-617-222-6881 Tothe Class of V82 ne 2 . F 4 : 3 ev a ea Q eye cca From SGA ANNE’S PLACE NORTON, MA 285-9766 CHARLES A. LEDBETTER LEASE BROKER W. 9TH AVENUE ANCHORAGE, ALASKA LAKESIDE LIQUORS NORTON, MA HASKINS PHARMACY 46 W. MAIN ST. NORTON, MA CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1982. WE WILL MISS YOU - COME BACK SOON. THE SPENCES 295 Eka ta BSS a “ 297 EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Nancy Douglass EDITORS: BUSINESS: Michell Puleo Lynne Russell Marianne Mazzoni COPY: Lisa Swayze Christine Silbelus LAYOUT: Cathy Lambert Maggie Dickey Susan McLaughlin PHOTOGRAPHY: Lisabeth Simmons Ann Wallace Liz Burristine Kelly McCrystle MANAGERS: ART: Elizabeth Swift Kitty Cleary Carolyn Maguire CIRCULATION: Kim Williams ACADEMICS: Laurie Marchese Sarah Hebb ORGANIZATIONS: Michelle Rocray Diane Ciarletta Betsy Buswell Cam McQueen SENIOR: Jo Sade Vicky Hurst STUDENT LIFE: Roma Fanton Donna Robbins Ellen Woznica Vikki Hawk Sports: Lauren Elliott Liz Howell Chris Baker This yearbook shows the extraordinary achievement of this year’s Nike staff. The staff consisted of just ordinary people who managed to create a book of extraordinary things. Through art, layout, copy, photog- raphy, and various other tasks, the staff was able to create a book full of memories. We, the editorial staff, would like to ex- press our thanks to those persons who were dedicated to the production of yet another Nike. The hard work that was done on this yearbook is in itself extraor- dinary. 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