The Colby Oracle 1976

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T HE COLBY COLLEGE O RACLE WATE RVILLE, MAINE


The 1976 Oracle has been dedicated to Professor Jack Foner of the History Department. Professor Foner arrived at Colby some eight years ago, and will be remembered as the introducer of Black History to the Colby curriculum. This important field of studies has helped the History Department to improve itself, and reach a closer reality to what is happening in America today. Constantly giving help to those students who needed it, his classes were filled with the reality which history is supposed to be about. The truth is a difficult concept to seek out, but Professor Foner may have led all his students closer to that end, with his eight year tenure at Colby. Both Colby and his students have and always will benefit from his knowledge and dedication.


Our

ear

at Colby, they are filled with the memories

of pecial friends, the midnight oil burnt studying for a big exam, and admiration of the special beauty which is particular to the Colby campus. The dreams we had when we fir t arri ed, and the reality we faced as we left, this

a

the time we

all a part of our Colby experience. From nter a

freshmen, to the time we leave as

graduate , all of u

gather special memories. Come,

r member th

ear ju t past. A year which for some.

started the long road toward

graduation, for many,

bringing them clo er to that end, and for the seniors, ending an unforgettable experience.


The Many Mood s of Colby

Or, j ust short of our expectations?

Our best side? . . .

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To Challenge and Succeed

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To Think and Dream

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To Drink and Be Merry

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Even to Sm ile!


To Build and Rebuild

The new infirmary. Runnals Renovation.

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To Create from Our Hands

The pleasures were many each time a crafts fair came around. The

wonderful

clothes,

musical

items;

the

instruments,

jewelery, and the furniture, all brought so many and different expressions to our faces.

But

above it all, the value of these objects, did not come from the fact that they were made from precious metals, or jewels, but rather, their value comes from the tender care, the many feel­ ings put into each item, mak­ ing

them,

the

extension,

their creator's character.

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of


And We Spoke To One Another

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WMHB Spoke to many of us! It Helped!


Then A Quiet Hush

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Colby College like so many other schools,. is composed of people and the many different moods which people have. From Freshman Week, to Com­ mencement Weekend, Colby is alive with the feelings of those who are a part of it. The campus is filled with laughter, mutterings of unhappiness, challenges to the individual, and the dreams of many. For all of us, the experiences accumulated during our Colby days, help shape the "moods of Colby." When all i's done, the quiet hush which descends upon the pond, the trees, and the buildings, may be the best mood of all.




There is much talent on the campus of Colby College. The many plays put on by the students, the air of professionalism sur­ rounding these plays, reminded many of Broadway.

' Powder

and Whig',

the

Glee

Club, the Colby Community Orchestra, has given much pleasure to the Colby Commu­ nity. Yet, organized musical groups were not the

only

talent

present.

Individuals

per­

forming on the stage of the Coffee House, plays put on by the Spanish Club, "Los Subrosa," groups of students not in Powder and Whig, all of them making life a little easier. Walking around campus, one can hear the sounds of music coming from gui­ tars, banjoes, flutes, and plain old singing. The stage could be the grass near the pond, the

lounges,

Robert's

Lawn,

Dana

lawn,

bringing just a little more happiness to the college. Groups like the 'Colby 8,', the Col­ byetts, and the Acappela Singers, proved to be joys to the ears of their audiences. Then the Student Association brought great con­ certs to Colby.

Entertainers such as Jesse

Collin Young, Livingston Taylor, and Bonnie Rait, graced the campus. Dance groups, and the occasional

Organ

Recitals, made the

campus seem the fountain of good enter­ tainment. The touch of class was added to Colby by the Friday Noon day Recitals, and the Colby Music Series. The Oracle thanks and salutes all those who took the time out to make life at Colby just a little more bearable.

Their

hard work, fine perform­

ances, and beautiful music, deserve much A P PLAUSE.

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The Colby

"B"

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John Payne

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The Brain Trust for many of Colby's plays: John Mulcahy, Charles Cow l i ng, and Peter Know lton.

T h ree of the many fi ne performers of the cast of 'A Little Night Music.'

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Th

B a uty of Dance The heights of perfe t 1on Both are combined above

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There's Winter

Picture above was g i ven by the Out ing Club

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And A Day In The Sun


Lovejoy Convocation The following lines are excerpts from an address given by Davis Taylor, Publisher of the Boston Globe, as the 23rd Elijah Parish Lovejoy Fellow at a Convocation on November 13, 1975. "We seem to do all right at Fenway Park and on the high school fields on Saturday afternoons. We cheer for the Tiants, the Plunketts, and the Herrons. We share in their accomplishments. And left alone, our children do not even think of intergration on the football field. Yet we have trouble putting a white youngster next to a black child in too many school rooms." "These are the Three Commandments of the Newspaper profession.

I am speaking of Accountability, Credibility, and Respect­ ability." "Newspapers, in the final analysis, are the educational text­ books of an informed citizenry."

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Sigma Kappa

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Delta Upsilon


Foss-Woodman

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Lam bd a Chi Alpha

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Zeta Psi

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Pi Lambd a Phi

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Delta Kappa Epsilon

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Alpha Tau Omega


KOR, CHI OMEGA, PHI DELTA THETA

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MARY LOW, TAU DELTA PHI, DANA




football

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Field Hockey


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Swimming


Women's Ice Hockey


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Soccer


Baseball



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Basketball

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Ice Hockey

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Track


Cross Country

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Lacrosse


Squash

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Rugby

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Wood men's



The value of sport goes far beyond the eye of the

pectator, the capacity of

the participant , or e en the price of victory, it is the value of principle which sport mo t emulate . The principle where thoughts of individuality, turn to tho e of an entire team, and the elf discipline needed to succeed in college, heighten to succeed for learn and school pride. The picture preceeded these the energ

\

ords do not tell the entire

which

tory of the training needed,

mu tered, the challenges faced. Yet, they reflect the changing

times where the male mu t yield to the capabilit

of the female, and

hen

one must wonder whether there should be a change for the name of the woodmen's team. We apologize to tho e team

such a

the girl

ba ketball

team, or the gymnastics team, whi h were not represented in the e pages due to the lack of proper photographs, but let it not be said that they too have not felt the

ame pride, or faced the same challenge

team. The Oracle salute

as every other

e ery Colby team, and beyond that, the priciple

on which they play.

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Colby's Faces

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Administration

Paul G. Jenson Dean of Facult y President Robert E. L. Strider

Robert W. Pu l len Adm i nistrative Vi ce-President

Dane J. Cox Treasurer

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W i l lard G

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ma n Former Dean of Slude nt s and Byrd Allen Staff

ssistant ( ews Bureau)

Janice Se itzinger Assistant Dean of St udents

James Gill spie Act ing Dean of Students

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Doris L Dow n i ng A stslant Dean of Facu lty

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Sidney Farr D i rector of Financial Aid and Career Counseling

Sue Benson D i rector of Student Acti v i ti e s Robert Kany D i rector o f Special Programs

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Edward Bur k A l um n i Secretar George L. Col ma n Regr trar

Fra n k P . Stephe nson D irector of Annua l Giving


Administrative Science

Yvonne Knight

Walter Zukowsk i

Art James Carpenter

Harriet Mathews


W i l l iam

1argret, 1 1 l ler

i l ler

Hugh Courie

Biology Miriam Bennett

Arthur

hdmp lain

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W i l liam Gi lbert

David F i rmage

Robert Muller


Chemistry endall Ray

Evans 8. Reid

Wayne Smith

Paul Machemer

G Douglas Maier

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Classics

Peter Westervelt

Dorothy Koonce

Rochelle Snee


Economics Do n Leet

James Meehan

Jan Hogendorn

john M. Jo eph

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Raouf Hanna Henry Gemary

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Education Harold Jacobson

Elizabeth P estanrl

Geology

Harold p,•strlna d nd Donciklso n

Koons

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Douglas Archibald

English Irving Suss

Edwin Kenney

Co l i n MaKay

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Jane Wyman

F C land Wit ham

Jo hn we ny cind P t er Harns


R. Mark Benbow

)udeth Ferster

Pat r i ck Brancaccio


Rob rt Gil lespie

Dawn G herman

John M izn r

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Government

From left to R i g ht: Charles Hauss, Louis Maisel, Al bert Mavri nac, Kenneth Kodama, and Gunter Weissberg

H a ro l d Raymond

History

David B ridgman

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Fred G i l lum

R1 hard H orwitz

Clifford Berschn id r

T hom

B urkman


Jack Foner, Hi story

Gera l d Li eberman

Mathematics

W i l fred Combe l l eck


Homer Ha slet t

Carl Shepardson

ona ld mall


Music

Peter Re

Paul Machlin

James Armstrong Gordon Bow i e

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del Heinrich

Doroth

R uman

Modern Languages

Franci co Cauz

Guy Filo'-Of

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Franet co Perez

Lore Fergu on

Priscilla Doel Jo peh Reuer

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H ubert Ku t r

Henr

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Henry Ho l land

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Ri chard Kel l enberger

jean Bundy

John Kempers

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Philosophy & Religion Robert McArthur

Gust a

Todrank

Rob rt Reuman


Francis Parker

Roland Thorwaldsen

Yeager H ud son

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Physical Education 11chael H odge

Richard

Carl

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D r . Dore


R i c hard Whitmore

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Physics

Roger

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Jonathan Briggs


Psychology

From Left to Ri ght: Lew i s Lester, Paul Perez, David A bb i at i , G. D or i n Zahner, E. Parker J ohnson, James Gillespie, and D i ane Skow.bo

Sociology

Fred erick Geib

Robert Doe!

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Thoma Mor rione

Jonas Rosentha l

Kingsley Bi rge

Arthur Kingdon

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W i ll i am H i ll

Library

Eileen Curran

Deborah G i rad i n

Francis Parker

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Gene C l e enger

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Barry Rabin Chemistry

J ayne R. Osler French

Stephen A. G asi orowski Chemistry - Phi l osophy P LP

J an E. Anderson Sociology

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Denn i s P. M a estern Ct i lization Engli sh

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Stuart Michener Environmental Studies

Art

Pau la Sacks Sociology Chi Omega

t ven Parks Math

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Robert D. Peterson English

Stephen Mixter Econom i cs I Adm i ni strative

Elizabeth M. Knight

Science

Knight Government

Joy C. Sawyer English - M us i c

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C harle B aeder oc1olog Hu man De elopment

K aren Pagnotta French

coll F. Ht lOr\ PLP

Jennifer Ea ton English Sigma appa

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Janice J. B i spham English S.0. B. U.

Nancy Beng i s Eng l i sh - A me r i can St ud i es

Jim Hayes Admi nistrative Sci ence

Tamara Beni t a Woods

K. D . R.

Administrat i ve Science S.O . B. U .

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Robert W . Richardson Spanish 5.0 B U

Tom 11 erman En\' i ronmental udie Ph i Delta Theta

Lou1 e A Gro 8 1olog

Patricia octolog O. B U

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Brown


Susan Seaman British History

B i lly Younker Adm inistrative Science D . K.E. Mark L. Sullivan American Studies - Music

Tom Petot Soci ology ATO

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Jeanne O'Brien F rench I panish

John Lumbard Economics D E

Avery Gund rsen Cla s1

C as A G i lbert H i tory DU

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David A. Peckham Physics-Mathem atics

Enid H. Gardner Mathem atics Relig ion Leslie E. Reap Bi ology

Barry T. Cohen Admi nistrative Scie nce B i ology DU

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Joseph L. Shaker C hemistr Economics - Mathemat ics

Su an E Hannigen Spanish SK

I Morgan urphy Economics

Paige Tyson Music

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Paul Patrick Philbin French KDR

Kathleen E . Cone American Studies

Joel Swets Psychology KDR

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J ane Hubie rt

alter Gor m an J r Admin1s trat1 e cience LCA

C harle Harper B1olog DR

Barbara Tnppel American St udies

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Raymond Petzold Chem i s t r y AEP ZP

Ri ck D avis

Maury Maniff

Jerre Bryant

Jamie Firth

Econo m i cs

Ad m i nistrat ive Science

English

Ameri can Stud i es

PDT

PDT

Ned S m i t h Government

Bob Weinstein Ameri can S t u d i es Music English

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Phili p H. F reund Government PLP

Laure Duclos Admi n 1 strat1ve c 1ence at he ma lie

A mbros Ch ung C he m1 try Ph SIC

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Samuel Gowan Geology

Carol G. Mcintyre Sociology

Rebecca A. Gui ld Ameri can Studies

Paul Goghossian B i ology Psychology

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Rob rt R C oop r d mi n 1strat1\e C1ence KOR Alan H Jackson Adm1 ni trat1ve c1ence Economic DU

Kar n Fi nn P ycholog / K

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Karen Ogulnick German

Bi ll Silverman Chem i stry

Karen G i kas Art Classics

Peter M. Labombarde French Mus i c

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anc Hall Rel i gion

Stephen �arcus Go ernmenl

Daniel hepard H 1sto r

Court na o·sr ·an F re nc h

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Dav id Systrom Biology TOP

Ann Dunlop English

K i m Fennell Biology

Peter L. Thompson Mathematics TOP

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Roland artel at hemat ics OU

L n n Pitman Ea t '\ 1an tud1e

Leslie 1 mon Classic Ke in Jo e p h Mur ph dm1 nistrat1\e c 1ence Economics KOR

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John F. McKean Hi story TOP

Karen Brown Spanish

John P. Mara Mathematics - Admini strative Science KOR

Myrna Ann Cath Biology Spanish

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Heather Finne usic

Edward B L i pe dm1 n1strat1\e cience LC 1a1dli Pemn Economics Soc1ofog ¡

Lynn L a itt rt

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James G ay

Anthony Robert Shup i n

Biology

History KDR

Nancy Noreen Environmental Studies Dan Dawe Soci ology

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Daniel Mall ove Gover nment Sociol ogy

ReBecca Ann H1 h 1 ng English

Ted hanahan Psychology TO

Patricia M. Kelly French

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Rick Clunie

Pam Gordon

Environmental Studies

Env i ronmental Studies

Scott Pickett Psychology - Mathe m at i cs

Peter Shaw American Stud i es

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C at h \I orcester F rench

E d Harve E ngl ish

Julie ha lor Economics

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Debra Atk i nson Biology Psychology

Don G w i nner Mathemati cs

Ri chard P. Weaver Sociology TOP

Lucinda C. Johnson Art Sociology

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C h ri Ko mer C hem1 If'\ TOP

ngela La\ opa Hist or p -.cholog - \ athemauc cott Burchart French - pans1h

John Harns P ycholog ATO

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Aubrey L. Moore Jr. Government Lambda Chi Alpha

Ed m u nd W. Underwood English Kappa Delta Rho

Alan Rosenfeld Biology Chemistry

Janet McManama Econo m i cs Si gma Kappa

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Rich Caru o Economic appa Delta R ho

Harry el on Environmental tud1e

'vlark Ta lor P ycholog

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G i sele Nadeau Phi losophy

M i chelle Robert Government Art

Joanne DeFi lipp Art

Bob McAuliffe Economics

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Brian Hurle\ 8 10!0

Jame \\oore Engl1.h

Bell Martha Human De elopment

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Art Levering M us i c

Janet Oken Ad m i n ist rative Scie nce - Math

Sue Tauer French

Ann C. Conway American Studies Art

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Jame Porter Go rnmenl Caren L tarr dm1n1 lral 1\.

c 1 nee - Math

Richard Oparo\ ski Economic -Mat h T a u Delta Phi

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Peter Ashton Government Economics Tau Delta Phi

Lyd i a Hart McAnerney American Studies

Nancy Dubuc Roger Morse

English

East Asian Studies

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Rob •rt D Ingraham P �cholog

Karen Blough Music

Joan Senn It Adm1 nistrat 1ce c1ence P�ycholog ·

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P ter ara H1 tor) Lambda Chi Al pha


Bill Campbell Ameri can Studies

Dayle Drescher Mathematics

Jeffrey Garden

Adm i n i stratice Science

Administrative Science - Mathemat i cs

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Andy English Psychology

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Stephe n Rogers Classics

Bob trouac Em 1ronmen1al LCA

tud1es

Dia ne Peter on American Studies

Caro l h11kop Biology

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Ann Dunlap English Musi c

John Bawot Ameri can Stud i es KD R

Wendy Broadbooks Psychology

Mark Janos

Human Development

History KDR

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Franci C al lahan pan1sh TO

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Susan H o i tt Psychology

Ann Beadle Mathematics SK

Julie Cassidy Art Hi story SK

Kathleen Anderson Econo m i cs

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Laura Baskerville Soc1olog Religion

atherine I. Donohue oc1ologďż˝ Religion

Dale- 1arie Croo s American S t udies

Bets Buck land merican tud1e

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D i ane E. Lockwood Art English

Cynthia Lou i se M archand Amer i can Stu d i es SK

Mark Tanguay A m erican Studies

Julie Stewart

LCA

American Studies

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Brandon u lik merican tud 1es Em 1 ronmental tud1es

Ja Ga lord Go ernment DU

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Vd len Joneďż˝ AmPrican rud1 s Economics K

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Anne M ar i es S i cli an Biology

Bain Pollard Admi nistrat i ve Science TDP

Kathy Rogers Government Sociology

0. James Morgan English

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Hamel Bu baum pan1sh

Wtnfl I d L Poller¡ ,\.1u IC Engli h

Micha I Ha lsey \athemat1cs

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Ken Johnson Admi nistrative Science LCA

Barbie Brennan Government Economics SK

Noel Barry American Studi es

Brian Ki ely Ad m i nistrative Science KDR

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David Dane Engl ish

Lin e · H u ntington rt

"'1eli a Waldron P cholog �·

Bob Compagna Adm1m nstra11ve Science Religion

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Jeffrey McKeen Hi story Philosophy

Paul B i ther French Leslie Jane Taylor Sociology

Pamela Hebert Tracey Psychology - Mathemat i cs

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ean Drumme E n gh sh

Doug "1c\1urre H1 tor

8111 Oldman Chem1 try B1olog

Robi n Bourne.> Env1ronm ntcJI tud1e�


Jane Sou z a Biology

Scott McDermott Am erican Studies Governament ATO

Connie Crosby History

Scott W. Houser Admi nistrative Science Econo m i cs LCA

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Jack Hoopes Geolog

Gail C 1 borO\\S i Economics d m 1mstrat1 e cience Peter lark Le chner En\ ironmental tud1es

Carol Haffenreffer USIC

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Dawn Beasley English Jack and Joey Rowbottom Psychology

Robert C. Chandler English

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Left: Will Parrish B1olog

Ri ght: Michael orth C hem1strr

\'11tchel l E Brown Engh h - Go1vernment

Richard Deeran Adm 1nistra11ve

Melinda Walker MUSIC

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James Stubner Paul Kueffner

Government

French

American Studies

Nancy Wi lson Math

Nancy Coyne Government XO

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tephen L. Whitfield H1 tory

arah )anne H1 tor

David Raue Ch m 1 stry

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Peggy Ann Seiden Ancient and Medieval Studies

Joth Davi s Environmental Studies

Craig Spencer

Edith Metcalf

Geology - Biology

French

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Karl Methven American Studies DKE

Gary Thornberg Biolog

Robert Leist Economics

Janice Ann Bc1r b r fr nc h Gov rnment

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Chi p Hayden English

Phi li p Burke Admi nistrative Science German

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Rick Anzelc Mathematics

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Sarah Chambers English

Manuel A. Rosa H 1stor PLP

Lisa Wolman French

Ja Sarson Geolog K OR

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Shirley Cunningham Spanish SK

Toby Babbitt Spani sh

Betsy A . Bowen Classics English

M i k e Harri s Sociology

PDT

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Diane Z) m kowicz athemat1cs Adm i n i trati e Science Jed Sn der Biology

atharine \1c00\\el l L oi Engh h

Joe tella Emmonmental t ud 1es TOP

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. Debra Hire h Gorman English

Ellen Maren Government Paul Casto Government KOR

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Ke i n Carley Economics ATO

Diane Gurn1ak Ph SICS

David Chris t i e H is tory

John H. I rwin, Ill Biology K OR


Joann D. Cochran Psychology

Alan Howard Mathematics

Albert Shapiro Econo m i cs PDT

Jan Gorman Art H i story

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Jackson A. Parker Go ernment L CA

John LoConte German

Susan Reed Government Adm i n istrative Science 0

Martha Nist Biology

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Janet Dunwoody History Cecil Floyd Philosophy

Jeff Lowe American Studies Mus i c

John H. Dean

Peter Suorsa

Human Development

Biology

Ad m i ni s trative ?cience Dav id Finley Ad m i n i st r at i ve Science

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c1ence - 'V1athemat1c

ltred <\I\ Joseph Jr . Phd 1soph

Jenn� Frutch v· rt

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Dana Pope and Carolyn Anderson Econom i cs

G i lbert Becker Econo m i cs

Mark T i lton Geology

Mark Helmus Geology Government

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Peter Hodge pani h EP

Robin h mood Ea I 1a n t ud1e

u 1 'h1lton Go rnment Spani h

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Carolyn C. Carpenter Mus i c

Mary Tuttle English SK

Chris Whi t i ng English

John M. Maull

TDP

Biology

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Bruce Olson Geolog - B1otog 1artha Bell Human De elopm nt

Jane Lombard Sociology XO

Frank J. Biology

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Phi lip Freese English

Shelby Moravec Art

Tom Bove Geology KD R

Adel e L. D'Amico Biology

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Bob H i rshland Ea l ian t ud 1e

Robert Gregor B1olog F rench TO

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Charl1 • f111 Geolog - B1olog K OR

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Debbie Belanger Sociology

I I Sarah Vetault

Environmental Stud i es

George C. Turner Jr. Amer i can Stud i es

B. Scott Belanger Admi ni strat ive Sci ence

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Rich C11e l l1 Soc1olog

Janeen pani h

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Jim Da1i;n au Art PDT

Ho\ 1e Tutt man dmi n1strat1v c1 nc PDT

Bob Luciano Economics Admini trative c1enc

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Wendy W. Swallow

G i nger jaschke

Eng l i sh

Physics

Mus i c

Paul Bishop

Roy Meyers

Administrative Sci ence

Government

Government KOR

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aren Lucinda Smith ociolog

Barbara Bower Ps cholog�

Doug \i erme Geology Geoloe - Biolog�

Rob rt Clay Economic

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Barbie McCarty French Robert A. Bell English

Sue Davidson Art

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Pamela Came oc1olog

Jame Theriault H1stor LCA

Roger Bre n Governme nt LCA

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Janet Breslin Economics Ad m i ni strative Science French SK

Jeff S m i th M u sic

Jay Franzel English

Marg u er i te Mari e G i ngras French

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le"e \cG1ll Biolog D E

David cudder Hi tor) KOR

Jan udol Engh h rt

Marian L1 hman Engh h 0

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Sheila Ann Keane Government

Vincent O'H ara English - Philosophy

Left: Robert P. Southwick Adm inistrative Science ATO

Right: D avid Bangston Economics - Environmental Studies ATO


Com m encem ent and Baccalaureate 1976

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Senior Class Mars hal, Tom Angers

How will we ever forget that last weekend of May, 1976? The long road from Freshman year, to senior year, finally came to an end. Now came the time to rejoice, to be sad, to think back, to look ahead. For the parents, and fami足 ly members, a proud moment, for the seniors, a sense of accomplishment. As we stood on line waiting for our names to be called, each of us had a special thought running through our minds. And then comes the moment. Your name is cal led, you shake hands with President Strider, moved the tassel on your cap, and you entered the "real world." It was the beginning and the end all at the same time. Where were we heading? What were we going to do? As we pondered these questions, we were con足 gratulated, and congratulating friends and fam足 ily alike. And then we left. Behind us, and forever with us, the special memories, the spe足 cial feelings, the simple beauty, of our four years, and that special weekend, in May of 1976.

President Strider with Rosemary Parks, Commencement Spea ker

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EDITOR'S NOTE: The school year that was 1975-1976, was no different than those of years past. In structure, the year was the same, freshman week, parent weekends, midterms, finals, Jan. plans, etc.. By the time Commencement came, we were tired of hearing about our "Bicentennial" and Colby College had succeeded in releasing unto the "real world" yet another class. Yet, things were just a little different from the time when the class of '76 first set foot on the campus of Colby. The school was changing looks. The new Infirmary, the new Science Building, the renovation of Runnals and the new plans for Roberts. Eustis was setting up plans to bring more minorities to Colby. The enstallment of a "minority recruiter," and more Black professors. All this, left the class of 1976 wondering what the campus would look like in 1980. The Oracle was also different this year. Perhaps it is a book with more feelings rather than structure. Anyone looking at the 'Campus Section' of this book must be wondering why the last two pages were so cluttered. Two reasons. First, not enough good pictures. Second, the attitude on the part of this editor, that too much importance was placed on the 'Fraternities and Sororities' section of past books. The beginning of the book attempts to prove that Colby is not devoid of "moods." People create what happens on a campus, this yearbook attempts to put emphasis on that point. The picture may not be the best, for that we apologize, and we missed much that happened, again, our apologies. But when one gets down to basic facts, feelings, and attitudes, far exceed that which was not placed on the pages of this book. This book is different in that it did not have color pages. Finances played the key role in that decision. Due to lack of finances, there was no choice but to omit color. No one feels any sorrier that the editors of this book. The book is late, that is due to the procrastination of the editor-n-chief - more apologies. But there are no apologies for any changes within the "structure" of this particular yearbook. Much happened, we wish we could have placed it all down on these pages - perhaps that is impossible. Yet, we must not forget the people who made this book. These are, the professors, the students, the workers, and administrators of Colby College. Special thanks to, President Strider, Dick Dyer, Sue Benson, Sue Beth Fair, the Echo, and the Photography store, they were a very important part of helping put this book together. For the class of 76, the Oracle of 1976, can give no special kind of advise which would make each member of this class, wealthier, or wiser. The four years of Colby College, will have different meanings for all of its students. Yet, the question of whether Colby has prepared the Class of 1976 for what will happen in the "real world," remains unanswered. Only time can yield the answer to that question. However, the Oracle of 1976, wishes the Class of 1976, the best of luck and God's Speed. Editor

Editor-n-chief: Manuel A. Rosa

Thanks to:

Tim Buffum (photography)

Co-editor: Karen Starr (activities)

Chris Whiting (layouts)

Co-editor: Dave Kayatta (Business)

Jamie Morell (layouts)

Co-editor: Walter Ollen (Sports)

Joscelin Gorman (layouts)

Co-editor: Ann Conway (campus)

Nancy McGarrah (layouts)

Co-editor: Sue Hoitt (seniors)

Carol Hurtig (photography)

Co-editor: Janice Bispham (seniors)

Ed Busuttil (photography)

Co-editor: Peter Secor (Photography)

Nick Levintow (photography) John Devine (photography) Geoff Parker (photography) John Blazejewski (photography) Byrd Allen (many things) News Bureau And to the People of Colby College



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R F D #2, o. Berwick, Me. Thonw Angers Pemaquid Beach, Me.

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71 Academy Hi l l Rd. Brighton, Mass. Kevin Carley

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Carolyn Carpenter

10205 L Loynd Rd Potomac; Md.

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Richard Caruso

12 Penrith Rd. Portland, Md.

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3 Coombe Nevil le, K ingston, S urrey, England

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Barbra Bowers

Paul Casto

136 Whitting lane West Hartford, Conn

P.O. Box 457 Piru, Ca

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Myrna Cath

Waterv i l l e Rd. Farmington, Conn. Roger Breene

Cedar Beach Rd. Southold, New York BarbMa BrenMn

3115 Mountainbrook Rd. Charlotte, N.C. Janet Breslin

28 Emerald Ave. Braintree, Mass.

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60 The l ma Ave. Cottage Hi lls, I l l .

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912 Wah Yu House Wah F u Estate Pokfulam, Hong Kong

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P.O. Box 4816 Santa Fe, N.M.

D�vid Christie

One Birch Ridge Avenue Topsham, Me.

Mitchell Brown

65 Bald Hil l Rd. Wilton, Conn

Gail Ciborwski

Patricia Brown

16 Beechmont Street, Worcester, Mass.

5844 Burton Station Rd. Virg inia Beach, Va.

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Sherry Deluca 11 Seton Lane, G reenw ich, Con n . Andrew Dennison 30 Foster St reet, Cambri dge, Mass. Katherine Donohue

5 5 Dawson Drive, Needham, Mass. Dayle Drescher Weekeepeemee Rd, Woodbury, Conn. Sean Drummey 1 20 Meet i nghouse Rd., Duxbury, Mass. Nancy Dubuc 71 Bel levue Ave, Adams, Mass. Laure Duclos 1 25 Ste i nmetz Dr ive, Manchester, N . H . Janet Dunwoody RD # 7 North D r i ve, Bethl ehem, Pa. Jennifer Easton 1 3 Brightonwood Rd., G l enmont, N.Y. Susan Ellowitz 1 05 Longmeadow Rd., Belmont, Mass. Andrew English Dogwood Lane, Pomona, N.Y. Joyce Wvans 424 H a m mond Street, Bangor, Me. Douglas Feldman 870 Knol lwood Ter, Westfield, N . J . K i m Fennell 454 Ocean Ave., Stratford, Conn. David Finley 1 1 6 Stebb i ns Rd., Somers, Conn. Karen Finn 40 Orchard Street, Medfield, Mass. Heather Finney 21 57 West Ridge Drive, Lancaster, Pa. Charles Fitts 4560 L in wood Lane, Excelsior, M i nn. Robert Fitzgibbons 1 2 Drum Lane, Sudbury, Mass. Cecil Floyd 96 K i ng Street, Port Chester, N .Y. Christine Foster 370 Victory H ighway, Aurora, Co. Mark Fowler 1 460 Pri nceton D r ive, Bethlehem, Pa. Susan Fox 58 H udson Road, Sudbury, Mass. Philip Freese 85 Wyndhurst D rive, Holden, Mass. Philip Freund 7241 Valentown Rd., Victor, N .Y. Jennifer Frutchy 672 Wall Street, E l m i ra N . Y. Jeffrey Garden 20 H u nter Street, W. Newton, Mass. Enid Gardner 11 W i l sh i re Drive, Sharon, Mass. Stephen Gasiorowski 281 7 D rive, Arundel, W I Carlos Gavilanes Casi l la 1 072, Gu ayaq u i l , Equador James Gay 50 Brook Rd., Sharon, Mass. James Gaylord 267 Pleasant Street, Bridgewater, Mass. Donald Gentile 50 W i l dwood Ave., Carl i n v i l le, I l l . Carrie Getty 33 Lower Barlett Rd., Quaker H i l l , Conn. Karen Gikas 1 377 Bel mont Street, Manchester, N . H .

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Richard Deeran 335 E. Eagle Street, E. Boston, Mass. Joanne Defilipp

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Alan Howard Box 21 , Harborside, Me. Martin Hubbe 288 Katahd i n Ave., M i l l i nocket, Me. Lindsay Huntingdon

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Thomas Litill n t

114 Westchester Drive, Westwood, Mass.

3 Douglas Rd., Lexi ngton, Mass.

Rebecu Hushing

Dime Lockwood

1111 Washington Street, Bath, Me.

124 Oakhurst Rd., Cape E l izabeth, Me.

Robert l ngrillh Mn 84

John Lillc onte

Warren Street, West Springfield, Mass.

2 El izabeth Road, Stoneham, Mass. ) illn e Lombillrd

John I rw i n

F l anders Rd., Woodbury, Conn.

an Buren Rd., Li mestone, Me.

Robert Lucimo

Alill n Jillc kson

156 Rochester H i l l Rd., Rochester,

R R #1, Box 379A, East hampton, Mass.

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551 H udson Street, Seabrook,

382 Central Park West, NYC.

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324 F rankel Boulevard, Merrick, N .Y. Muy Millbo n

Eliubeth Johnson

5 Godwin Lane, St. Louis, Mo.

orris H i l l, Monmouth, Me. Kenneth Johnson

f rilln k Mill l inoski

53 Greene Ave, W. Barrington, RI

18 G ranada Terrace, Watervliet, N .Y.

Lucindill Johnson

Dill n iel Mill l love

50 Homestead Circle, South Hamilton, Mass.

28 Mallo e Drive,

Guy Jones

218 Livingston Drive, Charlotte,

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John Mill ril

Vill l erie Jones

495 South Street,

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Cherry Street, Gardner, Mass.

Cynthiill Mvchill n d

Alfred Joseph

7 Aubrey Street, Watervil le, Me.

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Robert �helin

Stephen M•rcus

36 Third Ave, Ostervil le, Mass

57 Rose Way, Hol brook, Mass.

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Huold Muden

18 Shields Street,

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22 Delano Way, South Dart mouth, M a.

PO Box 243, Watervil le, Me.

Shielill Keme

Ellen Muen

119 F aw n H i l l Rd,. U pper Saddle River,

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Gale Rd . Swampscott, Mass.

1248 Ridgewood Drive,

130 Walpole Street, Canton, Mass.

Pine H i l l Road, Berwick, Me.

17 Captai n B rown's Lane, Acton, Ma.

John Mill u ll

Thomu Kelly .

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125 South Street, Concord, N . H . Roy Meyers

71 Glenwood Rd., R idgewood, N . J . Stuill rt Miche ner

2632 North Not t i ngham Street, Arli ngton, Va. Stephen Mixter

8 I ndian Spring T rail, Darien, Conn. Elizill be th Moberg

Bridge Street, Chat ham, Mass. Aubrey Moore

875 I l l i nois Ave., Southern Pines, N.C. )•mes Moore

7180 Given Rd., Cincin nati, Ohio Shelby Morillv ec

Box 149, Twin Mountain, N . H . J ill mes Morgill n

236 Gladstone Blvd., Shreveport, La. Roger Morse

Dolan Drive, G u i l ford, Conn. John Muluhy

Lake Shore Rd., Boxford, Ma Dmiel Murphy

6 Damon Point D rive, Marshfield, Mass. Morgill n Murphy

101 Cent ral Park West, NYC, N .Y. G isele Nadeill u

41 Sherbrooke Ave., Lewiston, Me. Williill m Nelson

1640 R idley Creek Rd., Media, Pa. Kenneth Ness

11 W i l low Lane, E. Lyme, Conn. N m c y Noreen

122 Morningside Drive, Laconia, N . H. Michul North

320 Mammoth Rd., Manchester, N . H . Jeill n ne O'Brien

1 1 Palmer Street, Watertown, Mass. Courtenilly O'Bry•n

5058 Sedgwick Street, N.W. Washington, D.C.

Brim Kiely

Dennis Mill y

19 Jenney St reet, Shrewsbury, Mass.

285 Concord Rd., Marl boro, Mass.

30 Homestead Rd., Tenafly, N. J .

Robert KiroUill c

Lydiill Munerney

Vincent O'Huill

70 Bow Street, Manchester,

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Route #1, Concord,

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Robert Mc ill u liffe

26 Jay Place,

9 Dean St reet, Brai n t ree, Ma

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96 Thorwood Rd., Stamford, Conn. J a n e t Oken

9 1 Maple Ave, Richmond, Va.

Chrostopher Koerner

BuhMill McC.rty

Bruce Olson

R R # 1 West View Drive, Woodstoc k, Conn

1226 Kasameda, Ft. Myers, F l .

7 Wood land H i l l, Wel lesley, Mass.

Kimberly Kou

Scott Mcdermott

Richill rd Oparowski

159 Whitewood Raad, Westwood, Mass.

19 Taylor Street, South Had ley, Ma

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Henry Osborne

99 Maple Ave, Claremont,

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2 Birchwood Drive, White River J unct ion, Vt.

PO Box 75, Bel mont, Vt.

P•ul Kueffner

Lois McDowell

J illn e Osler

36 Old Academy Rd . • Fai rfield, Conn.

Carriage, Rd, Amherst, N . H .

MRS # 67, Bangor, Me.

Br•ndon K u l i k

Steven McGill

Steven Ossoff

17 Arbor Lane, Dix H i l ls, N .Y.

185 Lansdowne Rd . Warwick, RI

7 Gary Ave, Beverly, Mass.

Peter Ubom�rde

Frederick Mcgrilli l

Frederico Ott

94 Tamarack Rd., Westwood, Mass.

6537 Revere Ave., Wauwatosa, WI

C.rol Mcintyre

�ren Pillg noltill

219 M 1gazee Trail, Medford Lakes,

I ndian Rock Rd , N ashua,

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100 Prospect Street, Auburn, Me.

27 Elm St reet, Marblehead

Box 55, Fisher's Island, N .Y.

Angelill uvopa

Jeffrey Mckeen

J•ckson Puker

E mery Rd., Kennebunk, Me.

331 Maple Street, W Boylston, Mass.

Brigham's Cove Rd., West Bath, Me.

Lynn LHvitt

John Mckeon

Steven Puks

25 Lawrence Drive, Longmeadow, Mass.

Thompson H i l l Rd., Port land, Conn.

Robert Leist

Alill n Mckersie

Willard Parrish

31 Bonnybrook Rd., Newton, Mass.

8 Gristone Rd., Chelmsford, Mass.

1506 Marquette Rd., Jol iet, I l l .

Peter Leschner

Janet Mcmtlntlmill

Gloriill Pill y ne

Douglils McMurry

Milli dli Perrin

31 Summit Ave, Rye, N .Y.

c /o Par Apartado, Caracas, Venezuela Arthur Levering

6106 Bel l 1 nham Court, Bal t i more, Md Edward Upes

74 Boulter Rd , Wethersfield, Conn. M.lrim Li1hman

34 Miriam Rd., Walt ham, Mass

40 H i l lcrest Rd., Bel mont, Mass. 576 Voss Rd, Houston, Texas John Mesevage

140 North Avenue, Park Ri dge, N . J .

3860 Nort h 17th Street, Phi ladelphia, Pa. RFD #1, Webb Rd., Sout h Windham, Me.

Robert Petersen

36 Bu rham Place, Manhas et, N.Y.

Edith Metulf

Diane Peterson

R F D #1 Blackburn Rd., Sewickley, Pa.

1827 W i l son Ave., Arcadia, Ca.

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12 Congress Street, Augusta, Me. Jean Sennett

29 Scarsdale Rd., West Hartford, Con n . Joan Sennett 29 Scarsdale Rd., West Hartford, Conn. Steven Shafarman 30 Genesee Street, Westfield, N . J . Joseph Shaker PO Box 1 1 3 1 , Middletown Spri ngs, Vt. Edward Shanahan 26 Essex Ave, Swampscott, Mass. Albert Shapiro 5 Cyn t h i a Rd., Newton Centre, Mass. Peter Shaw PO Box N-3229, Nassau, Bahamas J ulia Shaylor 234 Fal l ey Dr ive, Westfield, Mass. Daniel Shepard 80 Cush ing Avenue, Bel mont, Mass. Robin Sherwood Banco, Va. Anthony Shupin 272 H uxley D rive, Bricktown, N . J . Anne Sicilian 611 Buckin gham Ave, M i l ford, Conn. Thomas Silverman 3 1 1 Rosedale Ave, W h i te Plai ns, N .Y. William Silverman 25 Norris Ave, Netuchen, N.) . Leslie Simon 8 B i rch Brook D rive, Val hal la, N.Y. Elting Smith 434 Manor R idge Rd., Pelham, N.Y. Esther Smith Cat Mousam Rd., Keenebu nk, Me. Jeffrey Smith 302 Sothchester, Houston, Texas Karen Smith 26 Park Place, Newtonv i l le, Mass. Karen L. Smith 780 H o l mes Rd., Pttsfield, Mass. Scott Smith 33 West Parrish Drive, Andover, Mass. Jed Snyder 1 6 24 Monk Rd., G l adwyne, Pa. Jane Souza Merri l l H i l l Rd., G reene, Me. Craig Spencer RD # 1 , Danvi l le, Vt. Caren Starr 55 Carol Lane, New Roche l le, N .Y. John Steer 215 B i shop Drive, Athens, Ga. Joseph Stella 506 Second Avenue, Berl i ne, N . H . J ulia Stewart 1 85 Orchard R idge Rd., Chappaqua, N.Y. James Stubner 4366 92nd Ave., S . E . , Mercer I s. , Wa. Jane Sudol 48 Fog P l a i n Rd., Waterford, Conn. Young H. Suk 71 Hosmer Street, Acton, Mass. Peter Suorsa Read School Rd., Coventry, RI Wendy Swallow 1 205 Crest Lane, Mclean, Va. Joel Swets 35 Myopial . H i l l Rd., W i nchester, Ma David Systrom 70 Revolut ionary Rd., Concord, Mass. Diane Szymkowicz 614 Brewer Street, East Hartford, Con n. Mark Tanguay 14 Puritan Street, Marshfield, Ma Susan Tauer

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