- Grahm Junior College Alumni

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,.For Yesterday is but a Dr am
And Tomorrow only a Vision •
But Today welllived hved make ev
Yesterdaya Dream of Happ
And EveryTomorrow a Vision
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ADMINISTRATION
FACULTY
SENIORS
UNDERGRADUATES S
SPORTS
ACTIVITIES
COMMENCEMENT
SPONSORS
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pIECING it ALL together,
the essence that IMPELSpeople
to strive for peace,
people like Washington,
lINCOLN, Kennedy and King,
to question and propose formulas
for peace,
is each person's idea of peace.
Whether it be personal
or global in its idea l,
each method of achieving
such a desirable state
is unique.
Politicalfigures forcefullydemand,
stage orations,
and write themes of peace.
Oftentimes it is those
who are reaching upward
that possess the greatest desire
and force.
Certainly the men of the CivilWar,
World War III,and today,
alsohave a unique dream
of peace.
As abstract as each individual
dream may be,
each man's abstract speck of slash
adds to a bigger form,
which yields, ultimately,
a recognizable blueprint of tranquility,
Now, through rallys,demonstrations,
and mass togetherness,
we, too, have in our own way
placed our spot on the blueprint.
We have, consciously, or unconsciously,
by being born in this time
and generation,
dedicated our very existence
to an ideal. Itis tothose
of yesterday and we of today,
who strive for peace,
that we dedicate this book.
We leaveour attempts as evidence
so those of the future tnay livieve
in the actual existence
of what today is for us,
a unique ideal.
Ispeace a dream ...
or an idealwithin
man's grasp?
"
A man's reach shouldexceed his grasp"
Inthis concept he placeshis ideals
above futility and despair.
He carries precious hope
tothe areas of need.
He may not reach the ultimamte,
but his achievement
lies in working towards his dreams;
dreams he hopes can go on ...
untilthey become reality.
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Four Buildings . ..
Housing a Community . . .
Grahm Junior College.. .
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A Mass of Buildings...
A Two Year Home .. "
Ken more Square...
A city of life...
Culture,ideals,wisdom of man
Boston, Massachusetts ...
...
The linei
ger than the year
Faces revealthe enjoyment
of lifewe found for two
years; together.
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Four major roads; traveled together,
toreach o ur ultimate goal
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President Milton L. Grahm
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Everyone wants peace. Pictures of the starving children in
Biafra brought the horrors of war with stunning impact into
our very homes. Iheard a number of Biafran students in this
country say, "that kind of peace is meaningless. It'sslavery.
We don't want peace on that basis. We want freedom and are
willing to die for it,to sacrifice every last Biafran. if necessary.
For us the war is not over and never will be until we are free."
Is peace meaningful at the cost of your freedom? Are there
conditions under which peace is not acceptable? Is marching in
with guns and tanks to guarantee peace, the kind of peace we
would want for ourselves?
Is peace merely the absence of formal war? If we continue
to supply weapons so that soldiers. women and children are
mutilated and killed, will we have achieved peace for
ourselves?
There was a time in American history when our forefathers
faced this decision. They pledged their lives. their fortunes,
and their sacred honor toward rectifying the situation. For the
patriots of 1776, peace at any price was not acceptable. In
1861, we faced a situation, and hoped for war. In 1865 the
question of secession from the United States was solved in the
same way that the very same question was solved in Nigeria in
1970. In both cases war could have been averted if secession
had been accepted. Should Biafra have been permitted to go
its own way? We join World War I"Tomake the world safe for
democracy:and World War II to save the world from Nazism.
We participated in Korea to save the South Koreans from
Communism, and we thought we were rendering similar service
inSouthVietNam.
Do we have an obligation to help others? We must ask this
question with a deeper sense of involvement than ever before.
The world has become too small for one Southto prosper at
the expense of another. or one race, or one religion, or even
one person to flourish while others are deprived.
All the problems we once considered national, or even local,
we realize now are global. There is no need to ask "ForWhom
the Bell Tolls."We must keep asking ourselves. what is Peace?
What must we do,to achieve it?
At the end of World War I-the headlines read PEACE .. .
At the end of World War II . the headlines read PEACE . . .
and at the conclusion of a recent "sit-in"at one of our local
colleges - the headlines read PEACE ...
Just what does this word mean? To some it means
contentment - to others tranquility ( or a means of escape
through usage of drugs, etc.) .
We, in administrative positions hear a great deal about
freedom for students and adults to live as they see fit. The
sevent ies will have little or nothing to do with the sixties.
Noto nly is this a new decade - it's a new life for many of
us. If we face up to the fact that the graduates of Grahm
Junior College and their peers will soon be makingdecisions
that will affect our very existence, then the "oldergeneration"
wil soon learn what the word PEACE means. Iwould not like
to equate peace with war. Ifeel that peace is something that is
sacred to each individual. Itis a "feeling"that is very difficult
to express to anyone but himself.
The absence of physical conflict does not mean peace.
because we have been involved ih a "coldwar"and are now
involved in a "hot war''.
Om ask! ng my fourteen year old son what he thought peace
was, he replied, "Idon't know,but I'mhappy so Iguess I'mat
peacewi th myself. Iwish everyone couldbe happy."
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Vice President Jack Nesson
Dean Edward F. Lynch, Jr.
Dean of Students
Mankind has always recognized its inability to realize
its individual collectivecapacity
ity for attaining happiness.
When analyzing this problem,
man has attributed his lackof
fulfillment to the absence of
world peace. Man has known
no greater frust ration than his
experience in search of peace.
It has been suggested that
peace is so difficu lt to attain
because man has not been
able to adequately define it,
therefore he does not know
where to search. We are
inclined to think of peace
today as the cessation of
hostilities, a coming together
of heads of state, a resolution
of major issues; e.g., territory
territorial expansion, hunger, sickness, and pestilence. The
history of man is replete with
examples of conferences,
pacts, and grand designs for
peace. Few have met with
even token success.
I would prefer to think of
peace in different terms.
Peace to me is an individual
experience for man that
stems from an inner tranquuility
ity resulting from a true
underst anding and acceptance
of his own limitations as well
as those of others. When each
individual has attained this
level of understanding he can
begin to relate positively to
others, he has predisposed
himself to love and to be
loved in return.
I believe that predisposing
oneself to love and to being
loved in return is the necesssary ingredient to attaining
inner peace as individuals. We
can then begin to reflect our
happiness in our relations
with others and in this way
spread feelings of good willto
all men. I believe this is the
one route to peace that has
not been given a fair trial
Dean Edward L. Kerr, Jr.
Dean of Faculty
Recorded history has shown us conflict between men,
and if the future can be predicted from the past, there will
always be conflict. It isn't only that man covets that
which belongs to someone else, but that man in his
enthusiasm about what he has and what he believes wants
to impose his will on ot hers. This leads to conflict mental and at times physical. Peace is freedom from fear;
the securi ty that you can livey our own lifeas youchoose
within the framework of society. Peace must start with
oneself. Ifone is satisfied with what he has, he may not
covet and may share with his neighbors. T his means that
peace is costly, and many are not willingto pay theprice.
Itmeans that one cannot sit idlywhilehis neighbor goes
hungry. Itmeans that one nation cannot expand and get
richer by taking the manpower and natural resources of
lesser nations. Itmeans that nationsmust work together
with each other in striving for worldhealthand well-being
without worrying about who will get the credit. Itmeans
mutual respect and allowingone nation to choose its own
way of lifeand to be free from worry about another's way
being imposed on it.
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Administration
CHARLESW. Reynolds, B.A., M.A.
Director of Admissions
Stanley R. Alten, B.S., M.A.
Associate dEAN Communication
Harry LeCours, Jr., B.S. in B.A.
Treasurer
Henry l. mILLER,B.S.
Director of Placement
George Kooyoomjian
News Director
Roger Wilder, B.S. in B.A.M.A.
Business Manager
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Directors
sUSAN F. dONNELLY
rALPHH . kAPILIAN
dELIAP. Feeney
wILLIAMB. mOULTON
Registrar
Student Activities
Women's Residence
Men's Residence
mICHAEL F. fOLEY
Community iNVOLVEMENTProgram
Community INVOLVEMENTHELPEDto extend the joy of Christmas beyond Grahm Junior cOLLEGE
Edward kELLY,Jr.
mARTHH . Lamb
Housing and Grounds
wILLIAMMcGinnis
Academic Counselor
Kathl een M . Rice
Academic Counselor
Academ•c Counselor
sTELLAA . Szafran
iSABELLAcALLANAN
Academic Counselor
Martha hALL
Librarian
Librarian
David sELIGMAN
Coed between the aisles.
Librarian
Medicaland SecretarialStaff
Cathy Recktenwald
Officeof the President
SharonBourke
Secretaryto the Dean
of Communications
Diana Sutton
Harriet T roderman
Secretaryto the Dean of Faculty Secretaryto the Director of
Plaoement and Financial Aid
Karen Hurley
Accounting Office
Joanne Whelan
Secretaryto the President
PhillipWhite,M.D.
College Physician
Gloria Stravinsk.i
Secretary to the Dean of
StudentPersonnel Services
Denise Ross
College Nurse
Sandra Cecchini
StudentActivities Office
IreneKelley, L.P.N.
Doreen Lopes
FacultyOffice
Nancy Bennett
Registrar's Office
Mary Jane Bylina
Admissions Office
CharleneSanders
Secretaryto News Director
Janet Wohlen
Secretary to the Director
of Men's Residence
Lynn VanHorne
FacultyOffice
Faculty
John Andola
MalcomBarach
HildrethBourn
Robert Bouchard
Chairman of theEnglishDepartment
Chairman,Secretarial Sciences
Russell Karl
John Kenney
John Clancy
AlfredCorbosiero
WilliamCowperthwaite
GoldieKorenberg
Donald Erickson
Chirman,Humanities Department
George Flynn
Joseph Kennedy
Thomas Maher
CatharineMalley
John Foley
"HAVE' YOUR FUN NOW KIDS, CLASSES
START MONDAY!!!!"
ArleneMargolis
Chairman Psychol ogy Department
DanielMcCullough
Priscilla Fortescue
Paul Hussey
Faculty
MarylouiseMcDermott
Chairman, Accoun t ing Department
Rosemarie Metloni
Barbara Mazoff
WilliamMonagle
Michele Moran
Mashall Nanis
Chairman, Management Department
StephenO'Donnell
DonaldOtto
Mark Perlmutter
Frank Ruderman
Lois Rau
StaciaSackleyley
George Schwartz
ElanorSullivan
Chairman. Retailing Department
Leonard Tarlin
"I have never advocated war except
as a means of Peace."
Ulysses S. Grant
John H. Ashworth
A.A.S.
270 Main Street
Marketing
Whitinsville, Mass.
Basketball, Baseball, Floor Council Presi·
dent, Leavitt House Council.
Edmund L. Adams
A.A.S.
146 Carriage Dr.
Liberal Arts
Glastonbury, Conn.
CollegeJudicial Board; House Council.
Toni Afmedia
A.A.S.
360 SaundersAve.
Secretarial
Bridgeport, Conn.
Student Leaders; House Council; Epsilon
Tau Sigma, Pldge Master; Cheerleaders,
Co-Captain; "Crier".
Robert Bagdonas
A.A.S.
Finance
Greenwich Rd.
Hardwick, Mass.
IntramuralBowling.
paul JonBailey
A.A.S.
Radio Production
470 New Hanover Ave.
South Meriden, Conn.
WCSB·Radio, News Director; Top Ten
Outstanding Seniors.
Linda lee Amundsen
A.A.S.
Shenorock,N. Y.
Television Production
ting
Robert Angelo
A.A.S.
31 Chilton St.
Cambridge, Massachusetts
President's Honor List
PhillipDavid Anntonucci, Jr.
A.A.S.
77 Derby Rd.
Marketing
Revere, Mass.
Henry Arnold
A.A.S.
131 West MainSt.
Radio Production
Riverhead. N.Y.
Elizabeth Barbieri
A.A.S.
Data Processing
105 Warner Street
N
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Waterbury, Conn.
ewman Club1; Dean's List1, 2.
James Vincent Barron
A.A.S.
35 Basswood Ave.
Accounting
Providence, Rhode Isalnd
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Dana Bruce Barros
A.A.S.
Data Processing
9 Crestwood Park
Dorchester, Mass.
Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4.
"Since wars begin in the minds of
men,it is in t he minds of men that the
defenses of peace must be constructed.
United Nations
Frances L Barton
A.A.S.
535 Gatehouse Lane West
Retailing
YorkPennsylvania
Dean's List; Freshman Orientation Week
Committee; Senior Resident Advisor; Floor
Council, President; Women's House Council;
Administrative Management Society.
Retailing
Lynn Marie Benevelli
A.A.S.
Retailing
52 Ocean Drive East
Stamford. Connecticut
Glee Club; Dean's List 2, 3; Senior Fashion
Show 3, 4.
Joseph CraigBenger
A.A.S.
352 Riverway
Management
Boston, Mass.
Margaret Bates
A.A.S.
338 Autumn Ave.
Duxbury, Mass.
Norma S. Bechard
A.A.S.
Secretarial
9 Boothby St.
Augusta, Maine
Kappa Sigma Gamma, Treasurer 3; Floor
Director 1, 2.
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Jill Lynn Bedock
A.A.S.
22 Fullin Rd.
Norwalk,Conn.
Robert Belniak
A.A.S.
Radio Performance
38 Winchester St.
Brookline, Mass.
Retailing
WilliamWilliam Deye Bender
A.A.S.
Radio Production
Alton,New York
Production Director, Disc Jockey, WCSB
-Radio.
Stephen Bianchi
A.A.S.
Radio Performance
41 Murray St.
Providence, R.I.
Retailing
Laura Jean Bergner
A.A.S.
18 Picardy Rd.
Baie d'urfe
Quebec, Canada
Barbara Bickford
A.A.S.
Old Bay Road
New Durham, N.H .
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Market ing
Gerald P. Bickoff
A.A.S.
28 ColbourneRd.
Brighton, Mass.
"Peace cannot be kept by force. It can
only be achieved by understanding."
Mari Bitel
A.A.S.
352 Reservoir Rd.
Medical Secretary
Kensington, Conn.
Secretarial
Albert Einstein
Evelyn Jean Brunell
A.A.S.
3 Coombs Rd.
Worchester, Mass.
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Maryann Bucci
A.A.S.
Secretarial
7 Piedmont Rd.
Medford, Mass.
Epsilon Tau Sigma 1, 2, 3, 4; Floor Council
John A. Boucher
A.A.S.
36 Penn Ave.
Newton Upper Falls, Mass.
Commuter's Organization, President, Stu·
dent Council, Administrative Management
Society.
Accounting
1, 2.
Judith Ann Buck
A.A.S.
Finance
White Sails
Lord's Hill
StoningtonConn.
Senior Resident Advisor 3, 4; Dean's List 1;
Yearbook Staff 3, 4; Women's House
Council 3, 4; Floor Council, President 3, 4;
Co·op Program 2, 3, 4.
Janet L. Bourdette
A.A.S.
Television Performa11ce
Peekskill Hollow
Putnam Valley, N.Y.
William E. Boutwell
A.A.S.
mt
280 Salem St.
Woburn, Mass.
Marilyn Breslau
A.A.S.
138 Kirkwood Rd.
Retailing
West Hartford, Conn.
Floor Council 2, 3, 4; Vice-president 2;
Senior Delegate 3, 4; Adminijstrative Manage-
Gerald R. Brown
A.A.S.
272 Willow St.
Radio Perfermance
West Roxbury, Mass.
Debra E. Budkofsky
A.A.S.
Retail ing
45 Brightview Drive
West Hartford, Connecticut
Yearbook Staff 3 4· Senior Fashion Show 3
4.
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Daniel L. Burr
A.A.S.
Marketing
81 Winthrop Ave.
New Rochelle, New York
President, Soul Time Review; Student
Leader; College Judiciary Board; Baseball,
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Accounti ng
Joseph K. Burtt
A.A.S.
69 Pond St.
Natick, Mass,
Commuter's Organization, Treasu"'er.
"A bad peace is even worse than war.
Tacitus
SuanneChestnut
A.A.S.
Executive Secretary
463 Lincoln Ave.
Cliffside Park, N.J.
Outing Club.
Gerald S. Busker
A.A.S.
Radio Performance
48'7 West Jackson St.
Bridgeport, Conn.
Student Council, Pres., Student Leader
Executive
Judy Butts
A.A.S.
Trotting Park Road
West Dennis, Mass.
ArleneChasse
A.A.S.
Secretarial
94 OverhillDrive
Berlin,Conn.
SeniorDelegate, FlorrCouncil.
Joyce Ann Canaiy
A.A.S.
Liberal Arts
9 Brookfield Ave.
Fairfield, Conn.
Women's House Council, Freshman Dele·
gate; Student Leader; Epsilon Tau Sigma,
Standards Committee, President; lnter-Fra·
ternity·Sorority Council; Kappa Sigma Beta
Fraternity Queen.
Susan M. Candido
A.A.S.
Middleburg, Vt.
CindyCervera
A.A.S.
Executive Secretarial
1 Cornelius Avenue
Schenectady, New York
Senior Resident Advisor.
CathanneCobb
A.A.S.
Retailing
135 Morse Rd.
Sudbury,Mass.
Dean's List; President's Honor List.
GilbertW. Chace
A.A.S.
290 Swanson St.
Radio Production
Swansea, Mass.
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CatherineA. Colligan
A.A.S.
5. RoyalSt.
Watertown, Mass.
Michael Connerton
AA.S.
352 Rodney Rd.
Broadcast Journalism
Wyckoff, N.J ..
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Michael D. Coren
A.A.S.
Data Processing
58 Colonel Hunt Dr.
Arlington, Mass.
"If they want peace, nations should
avoid the pin-pricks that precede
cannon-shots.
Janet E. Covington
A.A.S.
Retailing
63 Transverse Ave.
Baltimore, Maryland
Administrative Management Society; Dean's
list; President's Honor List.
John David Delibero
A.A.S.
Retailing
11 HollandSt.
Harrison, N. Y.
Kappa Sigma Beta 2, 3, 4; Student Leader
Organization 3, 4; Intramural Football 1,
Bowling 2, Basketball 4, Softball 2.
William T. Derrico
A.A.S.
Marketing
14 Arrowhead Rd.
Convent, New Jersey
Intramural Football; Bowling; Basketball.
Martha C. Culver
A.A.S.
62 Jackson Ave.
Executive Secretary
Rutland, Vermont
Robin Marilyn Davis
A.A.S.
Liberal Arts
248 Ansonia Rd.
Woodbridge, Conn.
Fencing Club; Outing Club; International
Club; Dean's List; President's Honor List.
SandraDeAngelis
A.A.S.
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13 EmilyAve.
Nutley, N.J.
:ouncil, Administrative Management
, Fashion Show.
Retailing
Marie Defronzo
A.A.S.
11 SheafSt.
Boston, Mass.
Dean's List; Senior Fashion Show; Presi·
dent's Honor List.
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Napoleon Bonaparte
Secretarial
Bradley Kenneth Delano
A.A.S.
22 Wendall St.
Finance
Cambridge, Mass.
International Club.
Liberal Arts
Louis Desisti
A.A.S.
112 Perry St.
Sayre,Penn.
Biology Club; International Club; Drama
Club.
Rosemary DeSantis
A.A.S.
42 Jefferson St.
Cambridge, Mass.
Linda Anna DiBona
A.A.S.
Radio Performance
15 Washington Ave.
Ashland, Mass.
Dean's List; Chi Sigma Beta; WCSB·Radio,
Traffic Director; News Staff.
Cary David Dichner
A.A.S.
Television
26 Brookside Or.
Pittsfield, Mass.
Dean's list; Kappa Sigma Beta; WCSB Radio
1, 2, 3; WCSB TV 4.
" Peace be to you, and peace be to
your house, and peace be to all that
you have."
Marketing
Max S. Dilts. Jr.
A.A.S.
383 Washington Ave.
Washington, N. J
17 Bruce St.
Dorchester, Mass.
Dean's List; President's Honor List; Senior
Fashion Show.
Retailing
Deborah DePiazza
A.A.S.
26 Kramer Drive
Retailing
Ronald Edes
A.A.S.
37 Audurn St.
Brookline, Mass.
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Paramus, New Jersey
Floor Council; Women's House Council.
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Nancy Donahue
A.A.S.
5 Emerson Rd.
Medfield, Mass.
Retailing
SharonDow
A.A.S.
Hucklebury Hill
Avon, Conn.
Thomas J. Dubanoski
A.A.S.
Communications 1450 Commonwealth Ave.
Brighton, Mass.
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Kathleen M. Duran
A.A.S.
Marketing
Darlene Dumont
A .A.S.
20 Forest Street
Baldwinville, Mass.
Outing Club; International Club.
Retailing
Accoun ting
Jenifer Y. Eng
A.A.S.
25 Tyler St.
Boston, Mass.
International Club; Commuters Organiza·
tion, Dean's List 1, 2; Administrative Mgt.
Soctety.
Fredrick W. Elliot
A.A.S.
13 StantonRd.
Binghampton, N. Y.
Judy Ann Fairfield
A.A.S.
P. 0. Box 187
Bi·lingual Secretarial
Newtown, Conn.
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Robert L. Farrell
A.A.S.
39 Dudley St.
Haverhill, Mass.
Outing Club; International Club; Intermural
Football, Softball; Dean 's List.
Management
" Peace be to you, and peace be to
you have."
Marketing
Max S. DiltsJr.
A.A.S.
383 Washington Ave.
Washmgton, N. J
Retailing
17 Bruce St.
Dorchester, Mass.
Dean's List; President's Honor List; Senior
Fashion Show.
Deborah DePiazza
A.A.S.
26 Kramer Drive
Retailing
Paramus, New Jersey
Floor Council; Women's House Council.
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SharonDow
A.A.S.
Hucklebury Hill
Avon, Conn.
Ronald Edes
A.A.S.
37 Audurn St.
Brookline, Mass.
Nancy Donahue
A.A.S.
5 Emerson Rd.
MedfildMass.
Retailing
Thomas J. Dubanoski
A.A.S.
Communications 1450 Commonwealth Ave.
Brighton. Mass.
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Kathleen M. Duran
A.A.S.
Marketing
Darlene Dumont
A.A.S.
20 Forest Street
Baldwinville, Mass.
Outing Club; International Club.
Retailing
Accounting
Jenifer Y. Eng
A.A.S.
25 TylerSt.
Boston, Mass.
International Club; Commuters Organiza·
tion; Dean's List 1, 2; Administrative Mgt.
Society.
Fredrick W. Elliot
A.A.S.
13 Stanton Rd.
Binghampton, N.Y.
Judy Ann Fai rfield
A.A.S.
P. 0 Box 187
Bi·l ingual Secretarial
Newtown, Conn.
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Robert L. Farrell
A.A.S.
39 Dudley St.
HaverhIll, Mass.
Outing Club; International Club; Intermural
Football, Softball; Dean's List.
Management
" .. - and they shall beat their swords
into plowshares. and their spears into
pruning hooks: nation shall not lift up
sword against nation, neither shall
they learn war anymore."
Nancy S. Feldman
A.A.S.
13 Essex Rd.
Springfield, N. J.
Liberal Arts
Secretarial
27 Lincoln St.
Maynard, Mass.
Biology Club; Fire Warden.
Carol-Ann Ferrone
A.A.S.
Retailing
8 Blossom Road
Tallman, N. Y.
Fashion Show, 7th Floor Council (Treasur·
er).
Liberal Arts
International Club.
Phyllis D. Fieni
A.A.S.
IaI
230 Delaware Ave.
West Pittston, Penn.
Leader, Kappa Sigma Gamma
Secretarial
Cheerleading.
Peri Fescier
A.A.S.
Executive
1175 Park Ave.
New York, New York
Ivy Fishbein
A.A.S.
697 Foch Blvd.
Williston Park, N.Y.
Floor Council, President; Woman's House
Council, Secretary; Dean's List; President's
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Honor List.
Dean's List.
Lois Fixman
A.A.S.
Retailing
46 So. Mammoth Rd.
Manchester, New Hampsh ire
Drug Panel; Tutor Program; "Crier" Staff.
Lr.gnl
Mary Gilbert
A.A.S.
Jack Road
Peekskill, N.Y.
Floor Council, Vice-President.
Isaiah 2 4
Nancy Foley
A.A.S.
Julie Frascatore
A.A.S.
63 Pulaski Street
Amsterdam, New York
Diane M. Fratic
A.A.S.
640 East 8th St.
South Boston, Mass.
Donna Gleacher
A.A.S.
Management
292 Riverside Drive
Fairfield, Conn.
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Retailing
Beth M. Goldberg
A.A.S.
7 Pheasant lane
Bloomfield, Conn.
Ira Goldsmith
A.A.S.
Marketing
476 Zadig Street
Oceanside, N. Y.
Floor Council, Vice-president; Athletic
Chairman; Intramural Football, Softball.
Retailing
Legal
Legal
838 Rome Street
Elmont, New York
Community Involvement.
9 Barnest St.
Long Beach, N. Y.
Dalene C. Fuller
A.A.S.
5 Rio Drive
Glouster, Mass.
Crier Outstanding Student
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Patricia A. Geremia
A.A.S.
451 Barnes Road
Wallingford, Conn.
Alfred L. Giglio
A.A.S.
524 Howard St.
Lawrence, Mass.
Chi Sigma Beta; WCSB·TV Sports Director,
Dean's List; Student Council; Commuters'
Clu b.
Jacqueline Gouz
A.A.S.
Susan Fuchs
A.A.S.
ournalism
Isaiah 55 12
85 Fresh Pond Rd.
East Falmouth, Mass.
Epsilon Tau Sigma; Soul Time Revue;
Women's House Council; Student Leader;
Dean's List.
Lucille K. Gottl ich
A.A.S.
178 Haverhill St.
Rowley, Mass.
Secretarial
Maria Galvao
A.A.S.
" for you shall go out in joy, and be led
forth in peace;"
Linda R. Fuller
A.A.S.
Retailing
Serry's Trl. Prk.
Wilder, Vermont
Floor Council, Vice·President; Senior Fash·
ion Show.
Mark Ira Greenstein
A.A.S.
146 Brion Dr.
Fairfield, Conn.
L•st; House Council; Weight/ Lifting Club;
Intermural Football, Baseball.
Way ne A. Griffin
A.A.S.
Finance
8 Horseshoe Drive
Auburn, Mass.
Kappa Sigma Beta, Social Chairman; Year·
book, Photography.
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Executive
Valerie Groden
A.A.S.
USAEOFE APO
San Francisco, Calif.
International Club; Dean's List.
"Happy is the man who finds wisdom.
and the man who gets understanding
... her ways are ways of pleasantness,
and all her paths are peace."
Robert Gross
A.A.S.
111 Clarmont Ave.
Radio
South River, New Jersey
WCSB Radio; House Council; Intramural
Football, Baseball.
Management
Jack W. Harmsen
A.A.S.
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15 Lamont Drive
Retailing
Christopher Hall
A.A.S.
12 Oakview Ave.
Radio Performance
Salem, Mass.
Brenda Hampton
A.A.S.
Retailing
4148 Manassa Rd.
Farmingdale, N. J.
Student Leader
28 Linwood Ave.
Augusta, Maine
Robert Grossman
A.A.S.
Liberal Arts
96·1 0 57 Avenue
Rego Park, N-ew York
Dean's List; Drama Club.
Jerri Anne Hall
A.A.S.
e
16 Second Hill Rd.
New Milf.ord, Conn.
.Ist; President's Honor List; Floor
Treasurer.
Proverbs 3 1 3 17
Jane E. Hann
A.A.S.
Marketing
Roland Handy
A.A.S.
Accounting
34 Fairfield St.
Bost9n. Mass.
Dean's List; House Council; Floor Council ;
Inter-Fraternity Sorority Council, Represen·
tative; Delta Omega Delta, Vice-President.
Secretarial
Corinne K. Hayes
A.A.S.
34 Wilson Road
Portsmouth, N. H.
Yearbook Staff; Drama Club; International
Club; Outing Club; Senior Delegate, Floor
Council ; Freshmen Orientation Week Committee: Dean's. I i<:t· Pr<>citf<>n-t'• ~nnnr I id
Accounting
Buffalo, N.Y.
Marglyn A. Harris
A.A.S.
33 Lavzier Terrace
Chicopee, Mass.
Gary A. Hill
A.A.S.
5807 Spellman St.
Houston, Texas
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Brenda L. Holodinski
A.A.S.
Retailing
29 Hamburg St.
Manchester, N. H.
List; President's Honor List.
··Blessed are the peacemakers, for
they shall be called sons of God".
Retailing
Matthew 5 9
Ilene G. Horwitz
A.A.S.
542 Surry Place
Oceanside, N. Y.
Retailing
Kristyn Johnson
A.A.S.
35 Brooks St.
Maynard, Mass.
Dean's list.
Secretarial
Richard J. Joudy
A.A.S.
Susan Hunt
A.A.S.
1749 Main Street
Leicester, Mass.
25 Laurel St.
Danbury, Conn.
Delta Omega Delta, Treasurer; Dean's List.
Accounting
Anne Marie lntinarelli
A.A.S.
Executive
23 Valentine St.
Cambridge, Mass.
Dean's List.
Ralph A. Jacobs
A.A.S.
2812 Baynard Bid.
Wilmington, Delaware
na Beta, Treasurer; Football,
:>wling; Inter-Fraternity-Sorority
logy Club, President.
Retailing
Sable A. Jammott
A.A.S.
59 Cottage Grove Rd.
Bloomfield, Conn.
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Deborah Sue Katz
A.A.S.
Marketing
42 Robeson Street
New Bedford, Mass.
Dean's list; President's Honor list.
Ronald T. Jenkins
A.A.S.
14 Hall Ave.
Newport, R. I.
Varsity Basketball; Intramural Football,
Softball; Soul·Time Review; Student Leader;
Floor Council; AII·Star Team, Basketball.
Marketing
Linda R. Kearney
A.A.S.
Retail ing
45 Woburn Street
lowell, Mass.
Dean's List; Senior Fashion Show.
Richard Carr Kegel man
A.A.S.
Finance
79 Tomac Avenue
Old Grenwich, Conn.
Grahm "Crier"; Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3,
4; Fencing.
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James F. Kelly, Jr.
A.F.S.
Radio Production
75 Park Rd.
Reading, Penn.
"I therefore ... beg you to lead a life
worthy of the callin.g to which you
have been called, with all lowliness
and meekness. with patience, forbearing one another in love. eager to
maintain the unity of the Spirit in the
bond of Peace."
Kathleen Marie LaBate
A.A.S.
Retailing
5 Wilson Ave.
Amsterdam, N.Y.
Judiciary Board Kenmore Floor Council,
Community Involvement Program, lntercol·
legiate Government Research Program, Retailing Internship Program.
Albert W. Kitts, Jr.
A.A.S.
9 Goernsey Rd.
Radio Performance
Swarthmore, Penn.
Jonathan A. Kleiner
A.A.S.
litchfield, N.H.
Television Performance
WCSB.
Finance
Barry Krauss
A.A.S.
59 Berkshire Road
Finance
Great Neck, N.Y.
Basketball, Floor Council,. President; Baseball.
Thomas G. Krinopolis
A.A.S.
17 Pequot Road
Wayland, Mass.
Thomas Kuehn
A.A.S.
801 Clark St.
Bridgeport, Conn.
Outing Club; Intramural Football; Softball;
Basketball.
Retailing
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Ephesians 41 ,2,3,
Helen L. Lacerda
A.A.S.
49 Stephen Street
New Bedford, Mass.
Anthony D. LaChapelle
A.A.S.
Norwich, Conn.
Delta Omega Delta, President; Student
Leader; "Crier" Editor; Massachusetts Inter·
collegiate Government; "lion" Staff; ·Floor
Council, Vice President; Student Council.
Candance V. Kulsar
A.A.S.
Executive
18 Maple Road
Fr.anklin, N.J.
Outing Club; Floor Council; Senior Residenl
Advisor.
Ronald M. LaForce
A.A.S.
D.ata Processing
29 Langford Rd.
Rochester, N.Y.
Delta Omega Delta
Richard Francis LaPierre
A.A.S.
84 Ashfield St.
Radio Performance
Shelburne Falls, Mass.
Retailing
Donald LaPre
A.A.S.
21 Autumn Way
Norwich, Conn.
"our goal must be-not peace in our
time-but peace for all time."
Harry S. Truman
Marketing
Finance
George Laurendeau
A.A.S.
17 Burlington St.
Woburn, Mass.
Christine Levandoski
A.A.S.
Secretary
Tobey Road
Wareham, Mass.
Intramural Bowling.
Steven A. Leaf
A.A.S.
Loretta Lindsey
A.A.S.
Execvtlve Secretary
1617 Platt Street
Tampa, Florida
President Kenmore House Council, Vice
President Epsilon Tau Sigma, Student
Council member, Student Leader, Member
of Crier.
Box 28,
Ostrom Road,
Waquoit, Mass.
Administrative Management Society 2, 3, 4,
Dean's List, House Council 2, 3, 4,
Intermural Sports.
Richard C. Learmonth
A.A.S.
Accounting
6697 Ouinpool Road Hfx.
Nova Scotia, Canada
Administrative Management Society, Newman Club.
Paula Leavitt
A.A.S.
Amsterday Road
Scotia, New York
Marketing
Jon W. LeCornec
A.A.S.
16 Dean Street
Everett, Mass.
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Darry Lockwood
A.A.S.
Wingdale, New York
Secretarial
Yearbook; Floor Council, Treasurer; Senior
Resident Advisor; Outing Club; I.F.S.C.
Secretary; Co-op Program.
Victoria M. Ledoux
A.A.S.
160 Concord St.
Executive Secretary
Nashua, N. H. 03060
David W. Logan
A.A.S.
Finance
41 Algonqv in Road
Canton, Mass.
Commuters Club, Senior Prom Committee.
Marketing
Baseball Team
Thomas Logan
A.A.S.
52 Washington St.
Tuckahoe, N.Y.
Norman Lono
A.A.S.
Commun icationns
7 Portugal Rd.
St. John's, Canada
Finance
"But the wisdom from above is first
pure, then peaceable, gentle, open to
reason, full of mercy and good fruits,
without uncertainity or insincerity.
And the harvest of righteousness is
sown in peace by those who make
peace."
Sandi Luiz
A.A.S.
712 Hevey St.
Manchester, N. H.
Student Leader, American Management
Society; Women's House Council; Dean's
list 2, 3.
Accounting
Commuter's Club.
Barry P. Lunderville
A.A.S.
10 Jonathan St.
Belmont, Mass.
James 3 17, 18
Stephen J. Macleod
A.A.S.
83 Ivy Street
Brookline, Mass.
Ladd M. Martin, Jr.
A.A.S.
liberal Arts
67 Count ry Way
Kingston, Mass.
Mary Luhr
A.A.S.
Retailing
169 Washington Street
St. Marys, Pa.
President's List, Dean's List, Fencing Club;
Fashion Show; Outing Club; International
Club.
Jonathan Maguire
A.A.S.
Radio Production
19 Pleasant St.
Manchester, Mass.
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Cherri lynn
A.A.S.
~cretary 3549 Center View Ave.
Wantagh, New York
.ist.
Carolyn Adlin Maciejowski
A.A.S.
7 Oakhurst Ave.
Ipswich, Mass.
Fire Warden, WCSB.
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Secretarial
Alice R. McClendon
A.A.S.
19 Livingstone St.
Dorchester, Mass.
Retailing
Mark C. Makler
A.A.S.
3191 RochambeanAve.
New York, New York
Marjorie Mandell
A.A.S.
50 Trainor Drive
Braintree, Mass.
Marketing
Jeffery R. Manduck
A.A.S.
25 Parkview Drive
Intramural Football 1.
Millburn, N. J.
"How beautiful upon the mountains
are the feet of him who brings good
tidings, who publishes peace, who
brings good tidings of good ... "
Retailing
Joseph Manfra
A.A.S.
630 Bennington St.
East Boston, Mass.
Secretarial
Shore Road
Whitesboro, New Jersey
Afro·American
Society,
ETS·Freshman
Year, House Council, Kenmore 1, 2, 3, 4.
Janet Markowski
A.A.S.
Retail ing
M. Elizabeth McCooey
A.A.S.
Retailing
2 Maple Street
Dover, N.H.
Kenmore Floor Counc•l 3, 4 , Secretary.
Route 3
Lowville, New York
Andrea Lynn Mashuta
A.A.S.
4 Glenridge Court
Scotia, New York
WCSB-Aadio 1, 2, WCSB·TV 1, 2, 3, 4,
Yearbook Staff 3, 4, Big Sister Program 4;
Dean's List 1, 2, 3, President's List 3.
Michael James Mastroni
A.A.S.
mt
924 Sport Hill Rd.
Easton, Conn.
1ma Beta; Dean's List; Intramural
, Baseball.
Retailing
Susan Aayna Matlin
A.A.S.
30560 Southfield Rd.
Southfield, Michigan
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Isaiah 52 7
Lynanne May
A.A.S.
Thomas F. McDonagh
A.A.S.
Finance
5646 Post Road
Bronx, New York
Dean's List; Commuters Club 1.
William Mattia
A.A.S.
89 Dalton Ave.
Radio Production
Boston, Mass.
Delta Omega Delta 2, 3, Secretary 3, Soc1al
Committee, News Letter Staff, lntramurals
1. 2. 3 4.
Brian J. McGarry
A.A.S.
Tl'luvision Pertormance
Box 226
Georgetown, Maine
Marketing
Paul McHugh
A.A.S.
Central Street
Billerica, Mass.
Michael McKeever
A.A.S.
Radio Production
24 Weller Ave.
P1ttsfield, Mass.
Basketball Jeam
" He makes a solitude, and calls itPeace."
Lord Byron
Marcia McKenzie
A .A.S.
2 Shortwood Dr.
Jamaica, West I ndes
Retailing
Dean's list.
Edward McLaughlin
A .A.S.
Radio Performance
127 Bailey Rd.
Somerville, Mass.
Management
Marketing
Kenneth McQueen
A.A.S.
201 Lin dey l ane
liveralt, N.J.
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Edward Merrill
A .A.S.
14 Wendover Rd.
Longmeadow, Mass.
Raymond Alcide Messier
A.A.S.
Radio Performance
22 Pillsbury Hill
Rockville, Conn.
WCSB Radio 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Kappa Sigma Beta;
Community Involvement; Intramural Base·
ball 2, 4; Dean's List 4.
John T. McManus
A .A.S.
Retailing
49 Dogwood Rd.
West Orange, N.J.
Delta Omega Delta 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Sergeant-of·
Arm s 2, 3, 4 ; " Crier" Promotion Editor 3.
Mary l. McMullin
A.A.S.
South longyard Rd.
Southwick, Mass.
ub, Dean's list.
L. Lisa Mermelstein
A.A.S.
1 Mayfair Road
Bloomfield, Conn.
Carolyn Sandra Melnick
A.A .S.
Retailing
70-25 Yellowstone Blvd.
Forest Hills, N.Y.
Retail ing
Elen Jane Miller
A.A.S.
24975 Hilltop Or.
Beachwood, Ohio
Administrative Management Society.
Deborah A . Mitchell
A.A.S.
Executive Secretary
161 Middlefield St.
Hartford, Conn.
Dean's List 2, Judicial Board, Athletic
Chairman Kenmore 4th floor; Afro·Ameri·
can Society.
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Retailing
Doris M. Mitchell
A.A.S.
148 Barrow St.
Qu incy, Mass.
Business Club 1; Student Judiciary Board 1;
Dean's List 1; Senior Fashion Show.
"I prefer the most unfair peace to the
most righteous war. (Also translated:
I prefer the most unjust peace to the
justest war that was ever waged.)
Marcus Tullius Cicero
Richard J. Moch i
A.A.S.
Liberal Arts
259 Sylvia Street
Arlington, Mass.
Biology Club, Commuters Club.
Liberal Arts
Biology Club.
Robert Murray
A.A.S.
Television Production 125 South Broad St.
Pawcatuck, Conn.
WCSB·TV Staff, WCSB·TV Basketball Team;
Drug P.anel.
Daniel P. Moore
A.A.S.
Outing Club, Floor Treas.
213 Elm St.
Boston, Mass.
Stephan Mottram
A.A.S.
Boston, Mass.
3 Skyridge Dr.
Somers, Conn.
Roberta Muro
A.A.S.
Retailing
16 Willington Rd.
Pawtucket, Rhode Island
Student Leader; Outing Club; lnt~rnational
Club.
Kathy Monahan
A.A.S.
47 Pomander Walk
Ridgewood, N. J .
Accounting
Rudolph Mooring
A.A.S.
~essi ng
304 Forest Ave.
Englewood. N. J.
1f Basketball Team.
Data Processing
Jack Mozley
A.A.S.
Don Mount
A.A.S.
Television Production 63 Sandatone Drive
Rochester, New York
Television Station; Student Leader.
Mary Allison Mutch
A.A.S.
Radio Perfo.rrnance
50 Westerhane Rd.
Burlington, Vermont
David James Myers
A.A.S.
Finance
118 South Street
Elbridge, New York
Intramural Bowling 2; Intramural Basketball
1, 2; Kappa Sigma Beta 2, 3, 4; Kappa Sigma
Beta Vice President 3, 4.
Eric H. Myers
A.A.S.
Management
2630 Pennington·Dr.
Wilmington, Delaware
Student Leader; College Judicial Board;
lntet·Fraternlty Sorority Conference, Chair·
man, Delegate; Delta Omega Delta.
"War is an invention of the human
mind. The human mind can invent
peace with justice."
Norman Cousins
Secretarial
Secretarial
Deborah Nappa
A.A.S.
203 Skyview Dr.
Liverpool, New York
David J. Obuchowski
A.A.S.
23 Poland St.
Webster, Mass.
Mary Elizabeth Olah
A.A.S.
Accounting
104 Everett St.
Stratford, Conn.
list; President's Honor list; Newm an Club.
Denise Nasca
A.A.$.
8 Palma Terrace
East Hampton, N.Y.
Karl Olson
A.A.S.
Data Processtng
68 Rockwood Rd.
Hamden, Conn.
Intramural Football , Softball ; Bowling;
Floor Co uncil, Vice President.
William Nelson
A.A.S.
Communications
57 Greenwood Ave.
Madison, N.J.
Robert Nichols, Jr.
A.A.S.
·rformance
15 I rvang St.
Boston, Mass.
adio, Production Manager.
John Frederick Noyes
A.A.S.
Management
7 Speedwell St.
Dorchester, Mass.
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Retailing
Joan Oblaczynski
A.A.S.
627 West St.
Walpole, Mass.
Retailing
Elizabeth G. O'Neil
A.A.S.
16 Cozy Hollow
Danbury, Conn.
Jane O'Neill
A.A.S.
127 Ty ler Rd.
Townsend, Mass.
Secretarial
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James R. Pachter
A.A.S.
Marketing
75 Ludlow Street
Saratoga Springs, N. Y.
Kappa Sigma Beta, Intramu ral Softb all.
"Even peace may be purchased at too
high a price"
Benjamin Franklin
Celeste Pagano
A.A.S.
2810 E. Main St.
Bridgeport, Conn.
Grahm "Crier"
David Allan Patton
A.A.S.
Management
37 Helen Road
Needham, Mass.
Dean's List.
Bruce D. Pall
A.A.S.
Communications
Mine Hill, N.J.
Delta Omega Delta, Social Committee;
House Council; Floor Council; Music Per·
formance.
Marketing
Robert Pantano
A.A.S.
:at ions
395 Castle Dr.
Stratford, Conn.
Anna Pawlik
A.A.S.
256 E. Cottage St.
T.V. Production
Dorchester, Mass.
Student Leader; Student Council, Secretary;
WCSB-TV; College Judiciary Board; Prom
Committee; "Crier"; Dean's List; President's
Honor List.
Gordon R. Pellerin
A.A.S.
Television Performance 13 Sanborn Terrace
Amesbury, Mass.
WCSB-TV, General Manager; Chi Sigma
Beta, President; Drug Panel; Floor Director;
Table Tennis Champs; Dean's List; President's Honor List.
Jerrold Panich
A.A.S.
204 Harvard St.
Malden, Mass.
Christopher D. Pappas
A.A.S.
Management
188 Washington St.
Norwich, Conn.
Kappa Sigma Beta, Assistance Pledge Master;
Chairman, Control Board; Intramural Sports.
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Sara Elizabeth Parker
A.A.S.
Liberal Arts
R. D. 1
Riegelsville, Pa.
Community Involvement; Dean's List; Glee
Club.
James Vincent Pepe
A.A.S.
Retailing
5 Roosevelt St.
Bay Shore, New York
Kappa Sigma Beta 2, 3, 4 (secretary 3, 4);
Student Council Pres. 3; Student Leader 3,
4 ; House Council 1, 2; Floor Council 1r 2;
Intramural Football 1, Bowling 2, Softball 2,
-~- 4 · D~-'-•· •
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Marketing
Denis A. Perna
A.A.S.
85 Bedford St.
Burlington, Mass.
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Joel Francis Perron
A.A.S.
Radio Performance
75 Ash St.
Northbridge, Mass.
WCSB·Radio; Dean's List; Intramural Foorball, Bowling.
" What a beautiful fix we are in now ;
peace has been declared. "
Napoleon Bonaparte
Michael Bartholomew Petillo
A.A.S.
9 Grant Street
Liberal Arts
Morristown, N. J.
Yearbook Editor; Prom Committee; College
Judicial Board; Kappa Sigma Beta; Dean's
List.
Robert James Pittington
A.A.S.
Retailing
425 Grove Street
North Plainfield, N.J.
Dean's List; Administrative Management
Society.
Susan W. Perkins
A.A.S.
45 Maplewood Ave.
Retailing
Holbrook, Mass.
Kappa Sigma Gamma; Band; Senior Fashion
Show.
Retailing
t.
Liberal Arts
George Physic
A.A.S.
61 Prentiss St.
Boston, Mass.
Basketball; New England All-Star Team.
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123 Gates St.
Ogdensbury, N.J.
Nancy Plumley
A.A.S.
17 Temple Street
Retailing
Rutland, Vermont
Dean's List ; Administrative Management
Society; Freshman Ortentation Week Com·
mittee.
David M. Phillips
A.A.S.
Radio Performance
11 Sparrow Way
So. Yarmouth, Mass.
Paula Evelyn Phillips
A.A.S.
40 Howard St.
Cambridge, Mass.
Kathy Planty
A.A.S.
Linda M. Picard
A.A.S.
32 Littlefield St.
Retailing
Quincy, Mass.
Library Staff; Newman Club.
Beth Joan Pollack
A.A.S.
Secretarial
52 Melrose Street
Portland, Maine
Student Union Organization; Fire Warden.
Secretarial
Dean's list.
Janice Porter
A.A.S.
15'h Mt. Vernon St.
Boston, Mass.
Retailing
Nikki E. Posey
A.A.S.
19 Terri Road
Framingham, Mass.
Senior Fashion Show; Senior Week Committee; Commuters Club.
"Mine is a policy of peace"
Benito Mussolini
Accounting
Baseball.
Gordon 0 . Prince
A.A.S.
5014 Ridge Road
West Spencerport, N. Y.
Retailing
Rosalia Purpura
A.A.S.
Accounting
Newman Club.
Somerville, Mass.
J. Arthur Riccio
A.A.S.
Televisicn Production
8 Echo Drive
Bristol, Rhode Island
WCSB-TV 1, 2, 3, 4; Kappa Sigma Beta 1, 2,
3, 4; Judicial Board, Floor Council1, 2, 3, 4;
..
.
13 Fir Drive
Great Neck, New York
Paul J. Robitaille
A.A.S.
18 Pheasant Hill
Granby, Mass.
WCSB·TV; Intramural Softball.
8 Hawthorne St.
Wandra Roderick
A.A.S.
Sandwich Road
Liberal Arts
Wareham, .Mass.
Glee Club; Senior Resident Advisor.
Andrea Joyce Reben
A.A.S.
Retailing
81 Ocean Parkway
Brooklyn, New York
Student Union Planning Comittee; Admin·
istrat ive Management So.c iety.
Maureen E. Regan
A.A.S.
58 Copeland St.
Watertown, Mass.
Lynda Robinson
A.A.S.
Secretarial
Lois Ridel
A.A.S.
24 Webster St.
Hartford, Con n.
Kenneth Gordon Rokes
A.A.S.
Radio Performance
40 Th ird Street
N. Andover, Mass.
Student Leader; Kappa Sigma Beta;
WCSB-Radio, Music Dir.e ctor.
Belinda Y. Rose
A.A.S.
Secreta rial
253 Adams Street
Rochester, New York
Afro-American Society.
Secretarial
Outing Coub.
Susan Rose
A.A.S.
8 Prospect Street
Fonda, New York
"Peace, if possible, but the truth at
any rate."
Martin Luther
Jay Rosenthal
Paul David Santonell
A.A.S.
29 Holland Rd.
Secertarial
WakeField, Mass.
A. AS.
Liberal Arts
124 Shawomet Ave.
Somerset, Mass.
House Council, Secretary; Floor Council
President; Intramural football.
'
International Club, Secretary; Elan, Glee
Club; Psychology Club; Dean's List; Admini·
strative Management Society.
Cathy Robin Roth
A.A.S.
Retailing
967 Moessner Ave.
Union, New Jersey
Student
Union
Planning Committee·
Administrative Management Soci.ety.
'
Paul J. Ruane
A.A.S.
Radio Production
Marketing
Wendy Scher
A.A.S.
95 Taylor St.
Secretarial
Needham, Mass.
Sharon E~hl
A.A.S.
~I
339 Allen Avenue
Salem, New Jersey
gma Gamma; Freshmen Week ComFloor _Cou·ncil, Secertary; lntery-Soronty Council.
Elva Russell
A.A.S.
P.O. Box 401
Nassau, Bahamas
Qfl
Robert Sartari
A.A.S.
114 Heywood Ave.
Melrose, Mass.
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Margaret A. Rutherford
A.A.S.
Route 80
Winthrop, Conn.
P~esident's Honor List; Chi Sigma Beta,
VIce-president; WCSB-Radio, Traffic Direc·
Neal S. Schiff
A.A.S.
Radio Performance
527 N. 7th St.
Allentown, Pa.
WCSB-Radio, Sportscaster, Disc Jockey.
Retailing
95 Willow Gate
Roslyn Heights, N . Y .
Janet Joyce Schmick
A.A.S.
3119 W. Emmaus Ave.
Allentown, Penn.
Newman Club; Dean's List.
R1
Fred A. Sharkey IV
A.A.S.
Radio Performance
118 Lenape Trail
Medford Kakes, N. J.
WCSB-Radio; Dean's List.
"I have never advocated war except
as a means of peace."
Ulysses S . Grant
Bernadine Shapiro
A.A.S.
Retailing
15 Edgar Road
West Orange, N.J.
Floor Council; Adminjstrative Management
Society.
Secretarial
Pauline M. Silipo
A.A.S.
Retailing
91-48 Chicot Court
Ozone Park, N.Y.
Glee Club; Senior Fashion Show.
Phyllis Elaine Shaw
A.A.S.
Retailing
Big Pooi,Maryland
Glee Club; Newman Club; Yearbook.
Management
Bruce Sher
A.A.S.
Dorchester, Mass.
rs Club; Intramural Baseball, Bas-
Sheila K. Shenoy
A.A.S.
P.O . Box 358
United Nations
Tripoli, Libya
John F. Sheridan
A.A.S.
71 BartlettAve.
Arlington, Mass.
82
Leslie Siegal
A.A.S.
39 Farmstead Lane
West Hartford, Conn.
Secretarial
Secretarial
Dean's List.
Sheryl Shible
A.A.S.
101 Caleb St .
Portland, MtJine
Rl')tailing
Dean's List.
Gloria Jean Sligh
A.A.S.
7 Hillside Drive
Spencerport, N. Y.
Karen Slade
A.A.S.
94 Pleasant St.
Plainville, Mass.
Monnie Sloan
A.A.S.
21 Barstow Road
Great Neck. New York
WCSB-TV.
Deborah Smith
A.A.S.
Retailing
14 Coeyman Ave.
Nutley, New Jersey
Floor Council, President; House Council ;
College Judiciary Board; Administrative
1\a.~---- -- ---- •
" Since wars begin in the minds of
men, it is in the minds of men that the
defenses of peace must be constructed."
Sharon Smith
A.A.S.
Data Processing
491 Amherst St.
Nashua, N.H .
Dean's List; President's Honor List; Admini·
strative Management Society; Student Council; Treasurer; Floor Council; Yearbook, Coeditor.
Robert Sroka
A.A.S.
Radio Performance
487 Froot Street
Chicopee, Mass.
Dean's List.
Geoffrey Stanbridge
A.A.S.
447 Main St.
West Concord, Mass.
Stephen D. Smith
A.A.S.
Radio Performance
Burnt Hill Rd.
Shelburne Falls, Mass.
WCSB-Radio; Dean's list.
Sharon Stark
A.A.S.
Secretarial
1411 Falmouth Rd.
Centerville, Mass.
Yearbook Staff.
Susan L. Soule
A.A.S.
Retailing
66 Dayton Road
Waterford, Conn.
Dean's List; Administrative Management
Society; Senior Fashion Show.
Diana Lee Southworth
A.A.S.
rial
Brattleboro Road
Wilmington, Vermont
list.
Sam G. Spado
A.A.S.
Finance
Rome, New York
Dean's List; President's Honor List; Student
Leader.
QA
United Nations
Secretarial
Gayle Spencer
A.A.S.
61 Blanch Ave.
Harrington Pk., N.J.
Management
Urban Starr
A.A.S.
Upper Main St.
Northrox, Vermont
Bryant Stott
A.A.S.
6 Fairbanks Ave.
Radio Production
Wellesley, Mass.
Dean's List.
85
Richard Stuart
A.A.S.
323 Conway Ave.
Narberth, Penn.
WCSB-TV; House Council, President; Stu·
dent Council; Intramural Football.
"Peace cannot be kept by force. It can
only be achieved by understanding."
Joseph C. Thibodeau
A.A.S.
Management
86 Nashua St.
Fitchburg, Mass.
Intramural Football;. Baseball; Floor Coun·
cil, President; House Council, Vice-president;
Yearbook Staff; Student Council Senior
Representative.
Steve Sugarman
A.A.S.
Radio Performance
1455 Commonwealth
Brighton, Mass.
WCSB-Radio, Staff Announcer.
Anthony Swatt
A.A.S.
Data Processing
4800 Main St.
Bridgeport, Conn.
Football, Softball; Floor Council, Vice-pres·
ident; Bowling; Administrative Management
Society.
Robert Tichy
A.A.S.
Radio Performance
1092 Durham Rd.
Gillford, Conn.
Karen Sweet
A.A.S.
Secretarial
32 Knox Lane
Englishtown, N.J.
Dean's List.
Cynthia C. Syling
A.A.S.
;at
70 Madison Street
Iselin, New Jersey
:c;>tmcil, President; Womens House
Albert Einstein
Secretarial
Patricia A. Tilley
A.A.S.
261 N. Franklin St.
Holbrook, Mass.
Dean's List.
Theresa G. Terry
A.A.S.
Liberal Arts
46 Seaview Ave.
Northport, N. Y.
86
Dennis Anthony Te~eira
A.A.S.
Communications
649 Washington St.
Fair Haven, Mass.
WCSB-Radio; In-tramural Football, Bowling.
Secretariat
Dean's List.
Martha Mary Tobey
A.A.S.
Tenney Hill
Ki ttery Point, Maine
Michael Anthony Trapani
A.A.S.
1739 Union Ave.
Union, New Jersey
WCSB-TV; "Crier"; Chi-Sigma Beta; Dean's
List.
87
Dale K: Tucker
A.A.S.
Radro Performance
14 Oelaval Road
Worcester, Mass.
WCSB·Radio; Intramural Bowling.
"Peace be to you, and peace be to
you have."
Pattie Turso
A.A.S.
Retailing
23 Lyon Avenue
Greenwich, Conn.
Student Leader; Student Council Vice·Pres·
ident; Senior Fashion Show, Chairwoman;
Yearbook Staff.
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Retailing
Steve Van Vliet
A.A.S.
158 Dogwood Lane
Manhasset, N.Y.
Laurance B. Wallace
A.A.S.
Marketing
141 -16 Coolidge Ave.
New York
lntramurals; Floor Council, Vice President.
Paul Vecchione
A.A.S.
Communications
17 Langdon St.
Watertown, Mass.
Rosemary Viscione
A.A.S.
19
12 Elderkin Ave.
Groton, Conn.
t,
Retailing
Radio
WCSB
Award.
Fred Walker
A.A.S.
Victoria Street
Greenwich, Conn.
Intramu ral Football & Softball; Champions;
Baseball; Athletic Director, Floor; Dean's
List; President's List.
88
Marcia Lucille Wall
A.A.S.
1123 Oonnington Circle
Balttmore, Maryland
Liberal Arts
Priscilla Walker
A.A.S.
1170 Tremont St.
Roxbury, Mass.
Mary Lou Walsh
A.A.S.
Retailing
2071 Wedgewood Drive
St. Louis, Mo.
F-loor Council, President 3, 4, Secretary 1, 2;
Women's House Council, Treasurer; Senior
Fashton Show; Senior Resident Advisor;
Dean's List; President's list.
Philip D. Wallace
A.A.S.
2 Miller Fall Court
Maryland
Radio; Baseball; All-Conference
Executive
Outing Club.
Dawn Ann Wareing
A.A.S.
325 Hopkinton Rd.
Concord, N.H .
89
Maryse Wessbcrg
A.A.S.
55 Highway Behind the Lots
Retailing
East Hampton, New York
Senior Fashion Show.
Dorisann Williams
A.A.S.
Executive
802 Adams Avenue
Scranton, Pennsylvanta
Soul·Time Review, Recording Secretary;
Floor Council, Senior Delegate; Cheerleading
Squad.
Randa11 Woessner
A.A.S.
115 Allwyn Rd.
DeWitt, N. Y.
Outing Club
Accounting
Gloria l. Wong
A.A.S.
35A Village Court
Boston, Mass.
Michelle Anne Yannicelli
A.A.S.
Liberal Arts
270 North Broadway
Yonkers, New York
Dean's List; liberal Arts Queen.
Linda Zupancic
A.A.S.
12623 Carter Road
Painesville, Ohio
ative Management Society.
Liberal Arts
Paul Zinewic.z
A.A.S.
22 Annadell Lane
Norwich, Conn.
90
Finance
Judy Rae Ziff
A.A.S.
Boston, Mass. '
UNDERGRADUATES
BASKETBALL
mmunity Colle.ge
or College
atton
age (Freshman)
1€ Junior Colrege
College
ollege
1e Junior College
ge (Freshman)
atton
r College
mmunity College
College
ior College
ales Jr. Co.llege
90
104
79
100
105
74
71
97
102
96
99
78
89
103
132
Graham Junior College
Vermont Technical College
Grahm Junior College
Grahm .Junior College
Vermont Technical College
73
87
52
96
70
61
64
68
71
72
75
71
75
71
68
Although the Grahm Junior College "Lions" had a less than
promising season - two wins and thirteen losses, the team showed
great spirit and enthusiasm under coach Frank Ruderman. Leading
Grahm in scoring was six feet, four inches Captain Rudy Mooring,
averaging 22 points a game. Another forward who should be
commended is six foot three inch George Physic, averaging 20 points
a game. The guards were led by the hustling Dana Barros, a very
under-rated ball player. Little John Ashworth, Mike McKeever and
the blond giant, Ken Duchnowski also contributed to the total
harmony of the team. Charles Granville, the seventh man and strong
Teddy Meyers along with John Luceno munded out the first nil'le.
Coach - Mr. Frank Rvderman
John Ashworth
Dana Barros
Michael DeMaio
Kenneth Duchnowski
Charles Granville
Ronald Jenkins
John Luceno
Michael McKeever
Joseph Si Iva
Rudy Mooring
Pau l Pasquarosa
George Physic
Managers - Charles Cole
Richard. Kegel man
Theodore Zielinski
102
103
ICE HOCKEY
HOCKEY TEAM
Scores 1969·1970
Worcester Junior College
6 Grahm Junior College
9 Quincy Junior College
Massasoit Community College 10 Grahm Junior College
Burdett College
Franklin Institute
Bryant & Stratton
Chamberlayne Junior College 10 Grahm Junior College
3 Massasoit Comm. College
Chamberlayne Junior College
North Shore Comm. College 11 Grahm Junior College
Burdett College
Worcester Junior College
North Shore Community College 11 Grahm Junior College
Quincy Junior College
Bryant & Stratton
Franklin Institute
1
6
4
4
1
1
4
3
4
1
3
6
1
3
3
1
Coach - Mr. Paul Hussey
Anthony Bonanzino
Paul Cailler
Gilbert Case
George Dudasik
Dennis Flanel
Adrian Garulay
Thomas Hopkins
Kenneth Huddy
Russell Johnson
Thomas Lovell
Kenneth McQueen
Jeffrey Mozavero
Vito Molfetto
Norman Reid
Joseph Silva
Alan Snider
Alfred Valenti
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105
The Grahm
Hockey Team
coached by Paul Hussey progressed
significantly over last year. but
their 1·14·1 record did not express their marked improvement.
Grahm's one win and one tie came
early in the season when problems
had not yet materialized. At semester break, Grahm lost some of
its strength and due to the inexperience of most of the freshman
team, they cou ld not recuperate
rapidly enough to finish honorably.
Coach Hussey had several outstanding hockey players that should be
recommended. Captain and center
Tom Hopkins led Grahm in scoring
with 20 goals. Also playing well
offensively were Gil Case, Norman
Reid, and hard hitting Jeff Moza·
vero. Ken McQueen led the defensive
charge with George Dudasik and Ken
Huddy. Paul Callier defense.
Entering the final week of the baseball season, the Grahm
baseball team found themselves in strong contention for the
Massachusetts Junior College Conference title and have a
playoff berth assured.
Pitching has been the prominent factor in the success of the
team. Ken Duchnowski and Andy Hartery have combmed into
the strongest 1-2 punch from the mound in the league. Both
have three victories apiece with Hartery's only loss comi ng
from a disappointing performance by his mates. Phil Wallace,
the Lion's third pitcher, has been troubled by a sore arm most
of the season. Coach Eydenberg, however. hopes that Phil will
be ready during the playoffs.
The team has hit fairly well and has improved greatly since
the beginning of the season. Duchnowski (563). Catcher Tom
Logan (380) ,Hartery (375). and standout Centerfielder Danny
Burr (375) have been the most productive hitters in the lineup.
One of the most satisfying aspects of this year's team is the
heads up brand of ball that the Lions are playing on the field.
Except for a couple of lapses earlier in the season, the infield
of Ray Messier (3rd), Vito Molfetto (SS), Paul Doherty (2nd).
and ~.arry Krauss (1st). have played extremely well. Running
this infield is Tom Logan. who is having a fine year. Tom
usually bats in the cleanup spot and his hustle keeps everyone
alert and ready.
Several ot her players who have added to the success of the
lions are: Jim Cail (RF). Pat Maher (OF). Tom Hopkms (1st),
and Jeff Mogavero (OF).
BASEBALL
Coach - Mr. John Eydenberg
Daniel Burr
James Cail
Paul Doherty
Kenneth Duchnowski
Robert Greenstein
Andrew Hartery
Thomas Hopkins
Barry Krauss
Thomas Logan
Patrick Maher
Raymond Messier
Jeffrey Mogavero
Vito Molfetto
Philip Wallace
Managers
Richard Kegelman
Theodore Zielinsk i
irahm Junior College
lryant & Stratton
:rudett College
20
7
9
4
2
10
4
15
13
3
Newbury School
Newton Junior College
Bryant & Stratton
Burdett College
Quincy Junior College
Franklin Institute
Wentworth Institute
Franklin Institute
0
6
4
2
0
9
0
0
3
2
8 wins - 2 tosses
1()6
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CHEERLEADERS
To our ten Grahm cheerleaders, every game is a championship rivalry .
Present at every Basketball meet, they enthusiastically urged the team on
with their vitality and great spirit. They cor.npose their own cheers
consisting of mostly soul beats and jumps. Throughout the season they
practice faithfully to insure precision and style. Six of the cheerleaders are
returning next year, and it is expected that they will carry on this
tradition.
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SPORTS AWARDS
110
Administrative Management Society
Bottom Row - left to right: Sharon Smith vice· Pres,, Marilyn Breslau
treas ., Debby Smith corr. secretary, Sandy DeAngelis secretary,
Bernadine Shapiro, Debby Sue Katz, Mary Beth Olah president. Second
Row: Mr. Joseph Kennedy advisor, Mark Greenstein, Eddie Prasauckas,
The aim of the society is to present qualifying Business
Administrative majors with the opportunity to expand their
interests concerning their chosen professions. This is achieved
through lectures, participation in panel discussions and visiting
industries in the metropolitan area. Qualification for
membership is a cumulative average of 2.8.
Bob Pittington, Steven Leaf public relations, Richard Learmonth, Mr.
George H. Flynn Jr. advisor. Missing from photograph, Marglin Harris,
William Bussman, Rot;>ert Bernstein.
Left t o right , Bottom Row: St-ephen MacLeod, Mary Waters, Joe B.urtt, treas., Marianne Callery Sec., Anthony Deluca vice pres.,
Sister Paul ine Bur ke. Second Row: David Roadman, Bruce Sher, Robert Bernier, Richard Mochi, Mr. George Kooyoomjian . advisor.
Commuters Club
Since Grahm Junior College has half of its student body
commuting, the Commuters Club is essential in that it allows
these students to participate in various functions at the school
such as intramural sports and planning dances. The club
involves about fifth students who meet regularly to plan their
activities.
Afro-American Society
Although this club is basically concerned with the black
students at the college, its various programs and activities are
open to all students. Two of the goals accomplished were the
establishment of a self-help program fo r those students
experiencing academic ~ifficulties and working with young
people in the community.
The Crier
Left to right, Bottom Row : Sue Fuchs, Dan Wallace,
Celeste Pagano, Tony LaChapelle EDITOR, Anna
Pawlik, Steve Feldman, Dalene Fuller . Second Row:
Malcolm Barach advisor, Michael Trapani, William
Ouellette, John Sheridan, Duane Sprague, Barry
Lundervil le, John Miranda.
From lert to right, Bottom Row: Miss Betty Wil li ams advisor, Elferd
Hallsoul, Jean Brown, Linda Pickett, Lynan ne May, James Col ton,
Dennis Nobles. T op Row: Malcolm R. Coley, Larry Lane, Leroy
Co.oper, Tom Logan, Gary Singleton, Henry Jones.
I
The Crier, the official college newspaper is
effectively run for and by the students. Free of direct
control, it is aware of its journalistic responsibility to
inform accurately and to thoroughly analyze current
and significant issues. Journalism students, photograph·
ers, writers and anyone who wishes to develop his
writ ing skills may join.
~sic
Performance
From left to right : Mr. William Copperthwa•te , advi sor, John Waters, Bruce Pall,
Patrick Sheehy, Linda Manion, Dianne
Dobozynski, Karen MacL eay, Sara Parker,
Kent Duffy.
L eft to ri!flt, First Row: Mr. William Monagle - advisor, Frank Truglia
chaplain, Dan Wallace Secretary, Roland Handy Vice Pres., Tony
LaChapelle, President, Richard Joudy Treasurer, Ronald LaForce:
Pledge Master. John T. McManus; sgt. of arms, Mr. Steven O'Donnelladvisor. Second Row: Bill Mattia, Dale S. Stancliff, Dick Sawyer, Oom
Delta Omega Delta
ar, the principle activity for the Musical Performance
; visiting hospitals and homes for senior citizens of
1d Cambridge. Twelve concerts were given and
ically received. A highlight was the preparation of a
for one hospital which then had the opportunity to
1e club several times via their own closed circuit
facilities.
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Tripoli; Chairman Control Board, Glenn Kershaw; 1-istorian, Eric Myers,
Bruce Pall, Ji m Benedict, Donald LaPre, Ro_ger Hamrah, Ron Miller.
Third Row: Russ Dalessio, Angel o Pierri, Ray Mierta, Henry Jones,
Tom Genova, Gary Dufford, Buck Williams, Ralph Van Horn. John
Pinckney, Phil Frank, Mike Lata, Bill Shu teran, Paul Sottile.
Founded as a Social Fraternity, Delta Omega Delta has grown
immensely in its short tenure at Grahm, to become one of the strongest
and most influential organizations on campus.
Its members, although very much involved in the school's social
activities, are also a vivid part of many other organizations at the
school. From the Crier and WCSB, to the Student Leaders and Dormitory officers, Delta has become a very important part of Grahm Junior
College.
Inter Fraternity
Sorority
Conference
The Inter Fraternity-Sorority Conference is the governing body over the fraternities and sororities here at Gn;~hm. It
consists of two voting representatives
from each club. This years goals included:
adoption of a revised constitution, formulation of policies concerning rushing and
pledging which were consistent with the
academic requirements of the administrative and a more active participation in
standardizing the operation of the fraternities and sororities.
Left to Right, Bob Blynn, AI Parinello,
N;mcy Selige, Anthony Bonanzino, Mike
Meckna; advisor.
ELAN
Publications for Elan, literary magazine of Grahm Junior
College occurred in February and May. To meet deadlines, the
staff came together weekly and discussed articles to be
considered for publication. Material for the magazine was
derived from both the staff and the college community at
large. Now features such as photographs, illustrations and
word games were evidenced.
Ep.silon Tau Sigma Sorority's motto is "endeavor to serve".
During the past year Epsilon Tau Si.gma has sponsored such
activities as a Fashion Show, Tea, Italian Dinner, Slave Day,
and a candy sale. In order to become a member of Epsilon Tau
Sigma, one must participate in a three week period of
orientation which leads to the formal initiation into the
sisterhood, which is the proudest moment for all the sisters.
Epsilon Tau Sigma
~eft to Right, Bottom Row - Jean Mathews, Barbara Gurry, Tony
A.lmeida; Pledgemaster, Joyce Canaiy; President Loretta Lindsey; V .P.,
Yvonne Major; Social Cha.irrilan, Debbie Sheehan, Mrs. Elizabeth Yates;
Advisor . Second Row - Jean Brown, Barbara Hatton, Ann Lezon,
Patty Penta, Ann Walk, Cherie Gallo. Missing- Clara Ford.
Left to Right, Bottom Row - Tony Almeida, Joyce Canaiy, Ralph Jacobs; Tress., Eric Myers;
Chairman, Darry Lockwood; Secre·t ary, lorena Lindsey. Second Row- Mr. William Moulton;
Advisor, Bill Boutwell, Tony LaChapelle, Roland Handy.
First Row - Jenifer e·ng, Susanne Ng, Mary Chin, Joanna Flores, Mrs.
Fortescue, Advisor, Corrinne Hayes, Valerie Grodon, Elva Russell;
President of 1970, Chaivet Churitti. Second Row- Arlene Berenson,
Lynne Berenson, Maureen Re{!an, Bigan Kimiach, Marcia McKenzie,
Satish Gambhi, Sheila Shenoy, Peri Fescier, Steve Okurnor, Marco
lturriza, Gus Ravell. Top Row - Fred Coejyn; President 1969, Didier
Gabriel, Richard Roy, Paul Santonell, Sumsern Dhirasosma, Brad
Delano, Chester Whyte, Frederick Hayward.
International Club
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The International Club brings America and Foreign Students together for a variety of activities. A few of their
activities this past year were : a Greek Luncheon at the
Omoneia Restaurant, _an Around the World program at the
International Buffet in bonor of our new foreign students and
a theater party.
Outing Club
This club is a very active club at
Grahm Junior College. 1ts activities
include outings, horseback riding,
skiing, sailing, and various other trips
throughout the year. The main pur·
pose of this club, as its members say,
is very simple, "We are going out to
discover America" .
t to R ight, Fint Row - Ralph Jacobs; Pledgamaster, James Vincent
e; Secretary, David Myers; Vtce President, William Boutwell; Presit, Michael Mastroni; Treasurer, John David DeUbero; Correspond·
Secretary, Chris Pappas; Assistant Pledge Master, Mr. Kooyoomjian;
•isor. Second Row - John Dorney, Tom logan, J . Anhur Riccio,
• M~ier Jim Pachter, Wayne Griffin, Allen Goddard, Kenneth
Kappa Sigma Beta
Rokes, Steve Mottram, Ric Stuart, Randy Woe ssner. Third Row- AI
Parinello, Jerry O'Connor, Bill Cartwright, Pat Renzullo, Mitch Gitben,
Mttch Waters, Marc Pru zan, Steve Feeney, David Smith, Dave Hinkell,
Jim House, George Liebman, Charlie Macasay, Jim White, Jack Hudak.
Missing from Picture - Steve Ceccolini, Bill Gorman, Michael Petil lo,
Mr. Dante! McCullough; Advisor.
left to R tght - Steve Bennett; Advisor, Fred Elltott; President, Carol Voiles; Treasurer, Randy
Woesner; Vtce President. Second Row- Sud MacDonald, Nancy Sondak, Bill Simple. Third Row Dawn Waretng, MBP( McMullin.
Kappa Sigma Beta is the oldest and largest fraternity on
campus. During the school year 1969-70, the brothers of
Kappa were involved in many student activities including
intramural and varsity sports, the student leader organization,
the yearbook, the college newspaper, WCSB radio and television, and dormitory and student councils.
The fraternity played an important role in the social life at
the college by sponsoring two successful dances, a winter
weekend, a dinner dance and active participation in the
Community Involvement Program.
The Alpha Chapter of Kappa Sigma Beta is an important
part of Grahm Junior College.
Chi Sigma
Beta
First Row - Left to Right: Margaret Rutherford; Vice President, Gordon Pellerin; President, Anna
Pawlik. Second Row - Mr. Otto; Advisor, linda DtBona, Andrea Mashuta, Pat Donovan.
aniel McCullough
ternity advisor
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Soul Time Review
Student Leaders
The aim of the student leaders here at Grahm is to present the college as a service organization.
Each year, student representatives are selected by faculty, administration and other student leaders.
1ft to Right, Bonom Row - Toni Almeida. Brenda Hampton, Cynthia
hite, Sheryl Boone. Second Row - Ron Miller, Henry Jones, Ron
nkins, Danny Burr; Pres1dent, Art Shlevin, Wayne Curtis. Third Row
Mark Powers, Edward Watkins, David Bruce.
The prime objective of the Soul Time Review is to
)Vide a creative outlet to musically inclined students.
eir sound varies in that they do not limit themselves
any one style. Striving for professionalism, they
earse strenuously and pride themselves on their ability
capture their audience. Thanks to their talent and
jication, their major February show was an outstand·
success.
Left to R i~t. First Row - Toni Almeida, Gerald Busker, Anna Pawlik, Joyce Canaiy, Sam Spado. Second Row Donna Lopes, Patt1 Turso, Sharon Smith, Brenda Hampton, Mr. Ralph Kapil ian; Advisor. Thrid Row- Danny Burr,
Roberta Muro, Ron Jenkins, David Bruce, Allen Warr.
The Lion
Student Council
Although the Lion got off to
a slow start this year, it has
made great strides to meet its
deadlines. The student staff has
earnestly dedicated the 1970
volume to world peace. The
peace theme is carried throughout the book and it is hoped
that its readers will take up the
theme and strive to make it a
reality.
fhe membership of the Student Council is made up
freshmen and seniors who are elected by the
1ents in the early fall. Any student, obtaining an
:tion form is eligible to seek office. The Council is
representative group of the entire student body. Its
:x>se is to present problems from the students to
Administration in order that they might be
lved.
t to Right, Bottom Row - Sharon Smith; Treasurer, Gerald
ker; President, Anna Pawlik; Secretary, Joe Thibodeau.
ond Row - Ric Stuart, Patti Turso, John Adams; Advisor.
rd Row - John Boucher, Ann Reap, AI Parinello,
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Left to Right, First Row - Pani Turso, Bob Benkovich, Sharon Smith; Co·Edito r, Darry Lockwood . Second Row Joe Thibodeau, Andrea Mashuta, Sharon Stark, Shirley Bank, Donna Allon, Mr. Harry Stokes; Advisor. Third Row Michael B. Petillo; Editor, Allen Warr, Gary Gernat. Missing from Picture- Sandy Lu iz, Celest Pagano, Judy Buck.
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WCSB Radio
House Council
Staff
First Row. Left to Right - Mr. Marshal
Nanis; Advtsor, Dougl as Neatrour, Angie
Matrangola. Ltnda DtBone, Noreen Aretsky, Ann Reap, Dale Row, Ted Hay·
ward. Second Row - Mr. Ono; Adv•sor,
Steve Sugarman, Henry Arnold, Neal
Schiff, Ray Mess1er, Jeff Grossman, Pat
Sheehy, Paul Doherty, Dick Swartz,
Tom Resue. Third Row - Mr. Mallary,
Will iam Shutoran, Rick Brunelle, Karl
Hammond, George Delisle, Douglas Con·
ner, R lck G IIbert, Joel Perron , Steve
Feeney, Manus Friedman, Fred Sharkey.
Fourth Row - Wayne Chace, Richard
Kirkla nd, Rick Morse, Donald Matsen,
Michael Ormsby.
Nadsworth House
Council
tft to Right: Bill Sample; Secretary, Ric Stuart;
esident, Joe Thibodeau; Vice President. Second
>w - Oreste Albicocco, Eugene Howard, Barry
hwartz, Mr. W. Moulton; Advisor.
Prom Committee
rt Row -Miss E. Rothblatt; Advisor, Anna Pewfik. Second Row- Michael B.
illo, Patti Turso.
WCSB Television
Staff
First Row, left to Right - Mr. Nants;
Adv1sor. John Mtllet, Anna Pawlik,
Gordon Pellerin, Pat Donovan. Second
Row - Mr. Schwartz, M•tch Waters, Bill
Totino, Steve Mottram, Monnie Sloan,
Margie Mandell, Andrea Mashuta, Ric
Stuart. Third Row - J. Arthur Riccio,
Barry Lunderville, Bill Sample, AI Pari·
nello, Paul Robitaille, Thomas Todisco,
Bob Murray, Andy Kaufman.
Broadcasting
Society
Kenmore House Council
:o Right- Sheryl Boone, Cynthia White; V . Pres., Leslie Siegel. Second Row
oda Hampton, Frances Barton, Sue MacDonald.
126
L.tt to R ight, First Row - Jay Oppenheimer, Paul
Bailey, B81'ry Sims, Gene Fisk. Second Row - Margaret Rutherford, Steve Feeney, William Bender,
Kenneth Rokas.
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Senior Outing
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Senior Outing
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132
Senior Luncheon
134
Senior Luncheon
136
~pril
18, 1970
GRADUATION
GRADUATION
PATRONS
PARENTS
~------------SPONSORS------------~
Mr. & Mrs. George Horwitz
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph D. Joudy
Mr. & Mrs. Allan Kaufman
T. J. Kegelman
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Kittle
Mrs. Joseph Kulsar, Jr.
Ned Liebman
Mrs. Phillis W. Lockwood
Simon Lono
Mr. & Mrs. Alvin J. Luhr
Mr, & Mrs. Charles M. Lunsford
Peter Luongo
Thaddeus Maciejowski
Mr. & Mrs. John Makulis
James Malone
Mr. & Mrs. David Mandelblatt
Mr. William Mattia
Mrs. Daniel F. McCooey
Mrs. John McDowell
Mr. & Mrs. Edwin L. McQueen
Jack Melnick
Mr. & Mrs. Stan Mendelson
Mr. & Mrs. Myron M. Miller
Mr. & Mrs. C. Montone
Mr. & Mrs. Richard E. Nelson
Mr. & Mrs. Chester G. Newey
Mr. & Mrs. Philip W. Nussey
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Olah, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Ouellette
Mr. & Mrs. Jozef Pawlik
Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Pepe
Mr. & Mrs. Harrison G. Perkins
Mr. & Mrs. Gordon E. Pinckney
Mr. & Mrs. Charles A. Plumley
Mr. Edward Prasduckas
Mr. & Mrs. William Pruzan
Mr. & Mrs. Glenn H. Resue .
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph G. A. Riccio
Matthew W. Ride!
Mrs. Marie Anna Roy
Vito F. Santangelo, M.D.
Arthur Schiff
Mr. & Mrs. Richard R. Schmick
Mrs. Charlotte Augert Scott
Paul M. Sisti
Mr. & Mrs. Urban R. Starr
John N. Stevens
Mr. & Mrs. Lester W. Stott
Mr. & Mrs. Dewees L. Stuart
Mrs. Samuel Tavano
Mr. & Mrs. J . E. Toomey
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Turso
Mr. & Mrs. Adorno Varrasso
Mr. & Mrs. William H. Whalen, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Wiese
Arthur H. Wilson, M.D.
Mr. & Mrs. Edmund Adams
Sam Albicocco
Mr. & Mrs. Sherman Allgeier
Mr. & Mrs. Allan J . Anapol
Mr. & Mrs. Max Anker
Mr. & Mrs. Charles J . Anzalone
Mr. & Mrs. Harold W. Bailey
Mr. & Mrs. Frank L. Barton
Mr. & Mrs. Albert Basile
Austin L. Basso
Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Bedock
Mr. & Mrs. Robert V. Beland
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Bender
Mrs. William L. Benger
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Berenson
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Bernacki
Mr. & Mrs. A. Beshunsky
Mari M. Bite!
Cliff Boutwell's Aberjona Auto Parts, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Bogatz
Mrs. John A. Bucci
Joseph P. Buonocore
Steven J. Canaiy
Mr. & Mrs. AI Capato
Mrs. Joseph Cassaro
Mr. & Mrs. Alphonse J. Cervera
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph W. Chestnut
Mr. & Mrs. Edward S. Cobb
Catherine Colligan
Mr. & Mrs. William L. Conner, Jr.
Adolph Costanzi
Mr. F. A. Aplexabac Dean
Edmond DelMonte
Josephine Derrico
Dr. Jack L. Derzavis
Mr. & Mrs. Louis De Sisti
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen De Agostino
Mr. & Mrs. Max S. Dilts, Sr.
Mr. & Mrs. Carl Di Piazza
Debbie Di Piazza
Mr. & Mrs. Archie Di Roberts
Mr. & Mrs. Dominic C. Di Roma
Mr. & Mrs. George Dudasik
Mrs. Ralph Feldman
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur M. Ford
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Gaffney, Sr.
Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Godbout
James M. Green, M.D.
Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Groden
Mr. & Mrs. Melvin Gross
Mr. & Mrs. Leslie J. Hann, Sr.
Mr. & Mrs. Harry U. Hayes
Brian M. Heaslip
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Hemerlein
Mr. & Mrs. George Hobson
Joseph H. Hodge
Melissa A. Hopping •
COMPANIES
150
Catherine B. Ashworth
Mr. & Mrs. Vito Barbieri
Mr. & Mrs. Vincent J. Barron
Ann Buck Real Estate
Mr. & Mrs. B. L. Buckler
James G. Buda
Mr. & Mrs. Albert Caruso
William L. Cartwright, Sr.
Wilson E. Clark
Mr. & Mrs. Dominick Gallo
Mr. & Mrs. Donald J. Gleacher
Mr. & Mrs. Mike Goldberg
Herman & Barbara Hayes
Mr. & Mrs. Jerome R. Heaney
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Hewins
Mr. & Mrs. Everett B. Horn, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Maurice N. Jacobs & Ralph
Mr. & Mrs. Lansing E. Johnson
Russel C. Johnson
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Kaplan
Mr. & Mrs. Allan M. Kendall
Stanislaw Kiernik
Dr. & Mrs. Albert W. Kitts
Mr. & Mrs. Peter C. LaBate
Leo P. LaChance Real Estate & Insura nce
Cecile A. Ledoux
Mr. & Mrs. H. Lilien
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas 0 . McClellan
Mr. & Mrs. J. Robert Morse
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas W. Mottram
Harry M. Mount
James A. O'Connor
Mr. & Mrs. John M. Odenbach
Ruth & John Rapp, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Eben B. Rich, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Albert Robinson
Francis M. Schaufenbil
Sidney Scher
Mr. & Mrs. John M. Sroka
Donald J. Sweet
Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Talvy
William F. Thompson, Sr.
Frank J. Viegas
William Wareing
Mr. & Mrs. Abraham Weintraub
Mr. & Mrs. Albert Westerman
FACULTY AND STAFF SPONSORS
Albert F. Melley
Rosemarie Melloni
Barbara A. Mezoff
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Nesson
Stephen V. O'Donnell, Jr.
Donald Lee Otto
Cathy A. Recktenwald
Mr. & Mrs. Charles W. Reynolds
Kathleen M. Rice
Joyce B. Robinson (Mrs.)
Mr. & Mrs. George C. Sackley
George Schwartz
Harry M. Stokes
Dorothea E. Stosonis
Gloria M. Stravinski
Student Health Service
Stella Szafran
Mr. & Mrs. David Troderman
Roger C. Wilder
Betty L. Williams
M. J. Bylina
Susan F. Donnelly
Rebecca Dorson (Mrs.)
Delia F. Feeney
Priscilla Fortescue (Mrs.)
Selma L. Gerter (Mrs. )
William Gershlak
Margaret Gilman
Mr. & Mrs. Milton L Grahm
William J. Hicl<ey
Irene C. Kelley
Harry LeCours
Edward F. Lynch, Jr.
Thomas G. Maher
.Richard A. Mallary
Catharine Ursula Malley
Peace from The Margolis Family
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel J. McCullough, Jr.
William B. McGinnis
Mr. & Mrs. Melvin J. McGonnigle, Jr.
COMPANIES (SPONSORS)
DEBORAH SUE KATZ
In Memory of Her Father
Gilbert Katz
Y SHOES INC.
HOUSER CORP.
f BANK & TRUST COMPANY
I - HAUS RESTAURANT
RTHSTONE INSURANCE COMPANY OF MASSACHUSETTS
PARENTS
LAWRENCE N. MILLER, C.L.U.- INSURANCE
NATIONAL SHAWMUT BANK
PAIGE OBRION RUSSELL
BEN SOEP COMPANY, INC.
Loyal Protective Life Insurance Company
St. Margaret's Hospital
Attorney Robert L. Steadman
Yale J. Berry, M.D.
Brush Hill Transportation Company
A Friend of Grahm
Libby's Restaurant
151
33oo Mon..,. Road
o
Charlotte, N. C.

- Grahm Junior College Alumni

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