Worcester State University - Oak Leaf Yearbook (Worcester, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 210 of the 1973 volume:

The Central New England Primer Y earbook of The Class of Nineteen Hundred and Seventy Three Worcester State College Worcester Massachusetts o 6 8 9 « .- i 13 I I 19 20 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 HH 32 I 35 ' AS.! 1 l 36 38 39 President Robert Leestamper 40 ae � ssig Registrar John Dowling 4 ! Mr. Walter C. Fallon Dean Reyburn 42 Mr. Emmett Shea Dr. Robert F. Perry ll Paul Joseph Mr. Paul Regan 45 Mr. John Coughlin and Mr. Robert Devlin Edna T. O’Keefe Ms. Margaret M. Nugent 46 Dr. Nod J. Reyburn Mr. Joseph Minahan 47 Mr. Lloyd Wheaton i Mr. Richard Sine 49 Mr. David Eisenberg Dr. Philip J. Steinkrauss Mr. Felix Masterson 50 Ms. Nora M. Barraford 51 Dr. James Scully 52 w r 55 58 59 H 64 1 Mr. William Byers X Mrs Mr. Robert Ellis Yearbook Advisor 65 HHH m 70 I! 72 74 n 76 79 80 Jeanne M. Charpentier Blair Deeney John F. Clancey Peter M. Fedyszyn Elizabeth Coakley Timothy Gage r 83 Francis Kondrotis Kathryn Lavin Kristina Lempicki Carolyn K. Lundgren L ' ' - Gay Rocheleau Susan McAuliffe 84 VI Laura V. Morrissette JoAnn M. Pryszynski Kevin McHugh Regina Morello Victoria Peters Nancy Savageau Mary-Lou Bogle Karen Brozowski Pauline A. Allard Donna Briggs Randall Buzzell liJj V Elaine Benedette 88 89 Francis Keeney Barbara McGrail i Raymond Morin Gayle Lavin Sue A. Lazour Sharon Leviton 90 Susan Marie Nadeau Fred Murtari Kathleen P. Power Doris Marquis Nancy Potvin John Noon II Patricia Provost Patricia Reed Joe Rinaldi Marilyn R. Snyder James E. Straniere 92 i Kathleen Early Timothy Ethier Cathy Farr Carpenter I 94 I George Fournier Gwen Grady Lynn Jyringi Diane Colgani Gary Jusseaume Nancy Jefts Nancy Frechette Nemessia S. Gutierrez Maureen Killoran II Robert L. Shyllberg Kathy Triggs Russell Vickstrom Mark Withstandley James Poisant Marguerite Sanders Linda Trautman ( % 1 kl II 98 Jane Bienkiewicz Edward J. Brown Cheryl Brosnihan Danny L. Buzzell Patricia Calce Phyllis Carmody Patricia A. Chiusano 100 Deborah Drury Judith Ann Ford Martha Hall Nancy Hayhes i 102 Adrian (Wegert) Inge Doris Le Page Elaine Moran Daniel L. Ozioli Jr. David B. Menzel Janet M. Roberts I Richard Agbay Maureen D. Bennett Carol Berman Barbara Corraher Sandra Corriveau 106 Louise Dilling Terrance R. Cullum Mary K. Green Edward Guertin Leocadia Dymek Arthur Gazal ■I 107 Ann Marie Gurnick Elizabeth A. Hanlon Deborah Lewis Christine Huard Pan Jablonski 108 Kathleen McSweeney Frances McShera John Reidy Robert A. Quinlan Susan A. Murphy 109 I ; l Geraldine Sowa 1 10 Carol Abasciano fcv Leo Beaudoin Mary Dianne Boutilier Nancy Crockett Barbara Burgess Susan Clark Fabio Castellanos Kate Hanney Judith E. Johnson Christine Gasco Ann M. Gray Denise Hisoire Mary Ann Graves Mary Healey Susan Lane II Carol LaPlante Deborah Latino Joanne Leazes Sheila Lee fi 4 Louise T. Lekas Acille A. Levesque f « � Michael Lynch ♦ ( i 1 14 Paul Mulcahy Daniel Paulson William C. Mattrick Sharon McCarthy Bonnie Magoon Richard W. Stavros Nancy N arris Sharon Capistran Gary Chosta Harry A. Clough, Jr. William Congdon Deborah L. Cox 1 18 Denise Hennessey William Horan David J. McGuiness Wk Gloria Martini John Lawless Marjorie Minor Nancy Nims 120 Eugene John Polanik Philip Rickerston Michael Pelletier Janet Elizabeth Russo Debra A. Potter Diana Rogers 121 Kenneth P. Doe James Coonan Theresa Dorsey Kenneth Dudek Margaret Fleming Donald F. Ellis Jean Gallant Doris Jones Steve Hoogasian Dorothy A. Hartson Sharon A. Joly Lauren B. Lantiegne Charles W. Longeway Mary Ellen Maloney 126 Michele Senecal Joseph F. Stockwell 127 Linda Ritacco Mary Rogers Thomas Wrona Carol Valerio Mary Warfield 128 Nancy Carlson 130 Mary Barbour Kathleen Buxton Laura Comeau Morteza Ahmadifar Diane Aramony I William Contino Marilyn Donoghue Catherine Fay Sharon Donohue Carol Gazal Elaine K. Dupont Susan Lane Allen A. Landry Hannah Lichtig Laura Lovely Mark Lubarsky 132 Ann Ash Kathleen Ash • r? Lri , Mary Bergin Deborah Cannalonga Robert E. Cummings 136 James E. Fitzpatrick Marge Gwyther Dennis Lucey Christine Furphy Steven E. Jaunaitis John Cuthbert 137 Daniel Mathieu Alton Maurais Theodore J. Mrugala John Nolan 138 Philip Sandstrom Linda Sugarman Brian J. Wallace Regina Reynolds -■ Suzanna Soos Linda Van Ness Paul Anderson Peggy Archer Kathleen Bullock Patricia Burns Thomas Buckley George H. Calimeris 142 Andre De Marais Louise Dempster Joyce Enman Christine Dion Dennis A. Fenton Jr. Linda Carlson 143 Diane Errede Thomas W. Gagnon Constantine N. Ganias Carolyn Halim 144 Richard Koury Sharon O ' Brien William P. Orfalea Paul Martella Susan M. Murphy Leonard Kasprzak 145 146 Russell Aramony MB i Valerie Astukewicz Barbara Baxter 148 149 George Markey Patricia Murray Mary Ann Riccardi Donna K. Rousseau Miriam Roeder Sheldon Lapin George Sermuksnis Ellen Steinberg Mary Sullivan 150 Barbara King r ;i JfrY 0 ■ 77 ' [ - Annette Saunders Jane Backstrom 151 158 Capping KoofimbEf 4 165 166 170 m tt 1 74 1X2 1X4 Robert G. Doyle Editors-in-Chief Nicholas C. Bazoukas Deborah L. Cox Yearbook Staff HBHLJH Peggy Ann Archer I i ta J. Branlas i ■ The surrounding pages show a portion of the yearbook staff. There is a number of people who helped make our job eas- ier. their efforts have not gone unappre- ciated. We would like to thank, Robert Ellis Joseph Madden J. Joseph Donovan Lloyd Wheaton Mrs. McGurl Patti George Sargent PAUSE In that uneven hour that separates life from death, we reach back yearning for the past, longing to be among lost friends and dimmed memories, we scoff at our mistakes and look back in envy at our triumphs, no matter how small; as our flame suddenly dies we grasp for the thin air that surrounds our minds, slowly we follow a shadow, down a hard, wind beaten path, barefoot, alone, hungry, getting caught in a swamp of quicksand until we shrink into a silent, feeble sound, Ron Ciras 192 Pat Glennon Socialization Compromise your impulses and the interests of other people and become a human person. Compromise the flushing waters that wash your mind and make you trail the cunning course of the great machine. Compromise the solitary state in which you come to know who, and why, and how. Compromise and awake to fall asleep into the crowds of puppets and become one. Compromise to lose as the rest have lost themselves like you. Debbie Wallace 195 196 197 Pat Glennon 198 “Seth Waves Back” R.D. Being the first spring Sunday, Seth’s existence had to be verified. So he stood by a break in the concrete Gazing at a chicken wing, As the roof of his mouth turned to a pane of glass While his diamond shaped tongue Tried to relinquish its petrification. Everyone turned and smiled for him. He was no more than a silhouette. As they stared from their orange-painted picnic table They kept their cheeks creased. Seth stood alone! He could see them more clearly— but not feel. He could see the food— but not taste. He thought of the past— as they did. He thought of the immediate— as they did. They thought of the future. They turned to wave excitedly to him. As he raised his hand to the right of his head. Then waved with his entire body; From 100 feet to here. 199 200 204 206 The Yearbook Staff Thanks Darmanin Adams Studio Professional Photographers o f America, Inc. 255 North Street Fitchburg, Mass., 01420 208 wm. j. 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