COLBY ORACLE 1984 2
Colby in Color
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Faculty
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Fall
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Winter
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Spring
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Seniors
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Graduation
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Senior Directory
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o our asronlshmenr, last June we found ourselves old enough ro be
ever end up there">" The answers were as varied as the
York Clry of course. Bur within ren years of our graduations, we hod lived In
tr ends who provided them And we ore
Africa. South America. and several
doss reunions. Ir was a chance to revet
certain thar the furure paths which
American cities which were not New
In worm nosrolgio. ro wonder In places
many of you wlll follow ore equally
York. 13y then we were nor doing law,
we once knew well and to try ro
uncharted and ore just as unpredlooble
research or teaching although there was
onending our rwenry¡flfTh college
recoprure rhor wonderful rime when
Ar graduation thor thought con be a
everyfhlng lmpononr seemed ro lie
llnle unsettling. Aher all the years of
ahead. when opportuntrles were
preparation it Is natural to think that
a return to those fields later on. Each of the moves we mode come from our reaching our and grasping an
unllmlfed and we were responsible only
what comes next will be definite, secure
ohen unexpected opportunlry as Ir
ro and for ourselves
and stlmulorlng A few groduores wlll
happened to woh by. Serendlplry some
quickly find those comforrble. stable
coll It Bur you hove to be alerrl
We rotked and talked as we caught up wlrh rhe lives, careers and families of
niches but mosr still hove some surprises
our friends. There were a few who
ahead. Don't be dismayed! Excitement
by now well known, admonitions
Ar commencement you wlll hear the,
were doing just what they had Intended
ls the reword for uncenolnty and variety
offered to all Colby seniors: Join your
and we had expeaed for rhem. But
comes to those who ore wllllng to rake
public library and carry a good book
rhey were the notable exceptions.
o chance
wherever you go But the best advice
Many of us were IMng In previously
Our own expectations hod been the
we ever received we'd now like to
completion of low school and graduate
shore with you: Always toke a cookie
places, engaged in pursuits thor hadn't
school and then the sreody ploying out
when they' re passed I
ortglnolly been planned for or all.
of our respective professional careers In
' How" we asked one onorher .. did you
low and research and reaching. In New
unknown (and sometimes unheard of)
- Wllllom and Undo Cotter
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'17earbooks always remind me of .I my primary area of research, the study of biological cycles. After all, the publication of a yearbook is an obvious indicator of one such cycle, ttle annual period or a year. A major conclusion of our studies of biological timing is that it is highly beneficial for all organisms to be in the right place doing the right thing at the right time. Honey bees at work during daylight find nectar in flowers. Most blossoms are open by day. Earth�orms out of their burrows during the night find mates. Most of these animals are above ground by night. Fiddler crabs on a Florida beach during low-tide find food. Algae and microscoeic animals are deposited in the intertidal zone by ebbing waters. Varying hares on an Alaskan field during the winter are white. Their predators do not see them as they move over the snow in their winter coats. What about undergraduates living and studying in liberal arts colleges during their late 'teens and early twenties? Are they in the right place doing the right thing at the right time? That question came to me several years ago when I accepted an invitation to speak at an honors day convocation of a liberal arts college, my own a/mo mater. To try to find an answer, I spent a good number of solar days thinking about my own undergraduate years and those of the liberal arts undergraduates I have had the happy fortune to know and to teach during the last thirty years. People mature physically in college. They sharpen
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their gods change shape and size. 13ased on that kind of evidence, my
intellectually as do their abilities to
answer to the question is on
interested to hear your answers, backed up, of course, by evidence. Has it been to your advantage to be at
make observations and to integrate
overwhelmingďż˝ However, I do not
Colby College during your
information and experiences. They
assume that I con answer the question
undergraduate years?
become more tolerant of their peers,
for everyone who has attended a
parents and teachers. Their worlds and
liberal arts college. I honestly would be
- Miriam Bennett
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ou probobly have been rold, as
who helped to mount difficult
and gentle. the countryside
we were. rhar when you
productions like "West Side Story" and
mognificenr. Periodically the paddling
"No Place To Oe Somebody" rook risks.
would stop and everyone would jump
move inro a place called the Real
So did those who sought ro redefine the
into the stream. floating along beside
character of our community by
the canoes. Or someone would start
rhan the one you are leaving behin d.
confronting intolerance and by
singing aloud and everyone would join
rhat all you have done in college 1s
challenging the hegemony of the
in. When rhe glow of the campfire
merely prepararion for whar lies ahead
fraternity sysrem. So too did rhose who
dimmed that evening, we sot on the
Ir's a standard line, one rhor parents and
spent lonely hours in rhe studio and rhe
shore toking in the splendor of the clear
commencement speakers hove been
laboratory and the library srruggling to
summer sky. We hoped that our
handing our for years Our tr's nor rrue
defy the constraints of inrelleduol
freshman companions would recognize
graduare from college you will
orld. rhar ir is a more important place
convention Your achievements do nor
this as one of those rare sweet days that
rhreshold one musr cross before
pole in magnitude merely because
will survive and shine in memory. Age
anything morters We hope when you
rhey happened early 1n your lives They . were urrerly "real .
was irrelevant; it was o rime ro savor.
Commencement day 1s not o
look bock years from now on your time or Colby that you will recognize it for
In the some sense rhe JOYS you hove
The things that ore truly important in life await the completion of no apprenticeship. Mosr of you will go on
the special and unique experience rhor
experienced here ore no less valid nor
1r was nor merely as prepororion for
less memorable rhon those you will find
to valuable and rewording lives. bur
hfe T e challenges you confronted
later on Joy comes 1n many forms from
you may never again write a
here rhe growing you did r e courage
shoring 1n rhe generous enthusiasm of
paragraph more grocef ul rhan the one
you demonstrored and rhe JOY you
good friendship. from orhlette conquest
you wrore 1n English 152. or capture o
experienced are entirely real They
from mastering a difficult piece of music.
role with as much insight as you did
were not practice for something more
or merely from walking on o winter's
Macbeth, or hit rhe high hard one as
important lorer on They were
night w1rh the snow crunching under
you did in rhe Oates game. If it is o time
1mporront 1n r eir own ng r They count.
your feet and rhe chill o stiletto or your
to look forward ro the resr of your life
They rnorter
c eek
e remember one special day
with excitement - and surely it is -
for 1nsronce on a COOT mp canoeing
we hope you will also find 1r o rime ro
instance. The essence of courage is the
r e Oelgrode Stream wnh nine
look bock with satisfaction on rhe evenrs
willingness to rake nsk Those of you
freshmen Ir was Indian summer. worm
and experiences of the post four years.
Toke the quesnon of courage for
Emerson was once asked how he defined success. He answered: To laugh often and love m uch, to win the respect of inrelligenr persons and the affection of children: ro appreciate beauty; to find the best in others: to give one's self: to leave the world o lot better wherher by o healthy child. o garden porch. or o redeemed social condition: to hove ployed and laughed wirh enthusiasm and sung with exolrotlon; to know even one life hos breathed easier because you hove lived - this is to hove succeeded Emerson . we suspect. would hove reJeCted the notion thar the quest for success begins with the awarding of diplomas. We hope that you too will rejecr rhot silly Idea. - Co/ and Nancy MacKenzie
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o the Class of 1984: You and I ore finishing up Colby at the same time, and this is of course the year to which many people have been looking toward as an especially fateful one. Surely Orwell's grim predictions have not been totally realized. but neither, perhaps, have my own gentler hopes for the world is ever confronted by issues bearing the gravest of implications. The current generation of college students is sometimes described perhaps rather unfairly - as being obsessed with grades and careers. Your final Colby grades have all been posted, and we have all been frequently warned in recent years that career directions as yet unimagined lie ahead for many of today's graduates. I rather envy you the prospects and the challenges of social change, and I know that you will be facing up to them, not with apprehension, but with confidence and excitement. As I mention change, I am reminded of how often I am asked what changes at Colby during my tenure of a third of a century have most impressed me. There
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have been many, mostly reflecting shifts and developments in the world of which Colby is only a part. Yet it surely did not require the triumphs of space exploration, or the burgeoning magic of the laser and the computer, to effect the category of change that I am inclined to cherish the most. I am referring to the restructuring of the roles of women at Colby (and of course to the parallel growth and change that hove token place in the world at large). When Mary Low, Colby's first female student, graduated in 1875, she was denied the part of valedictorian at the commencement ceremonies, although she was (what else?) the best student! College authorities prescribed her attire for the occasion (she was permitted to deliver the class prophecy - and how we wonder what she said!) She was garbed in black, with a high boned collar, long sleeves and skirts to the ground. Loter classes contained more than one woman student, but they continued to be substantially superior to the men in academic (and probably other) ways, although male students were undoubtedly loath to acknow-
ledge the fact. It is charming - and maybe a bit sobering - experience to examine the 1905 Oracle. One discovers that the college hod a glee club-which consisted only of tenors and basses. There was a dramatic club that mounted plays - but mole students played female ports! The years 1875 and 1905 are far behind us, and certain long overdue changes hove finally begun to take place-most of them rather recently, which is why I om so keenly aware of them. It is snidely inappropriate to echo the advertising pitch of "You've come a long way, baby!" - for we all know that there ore further distances yet to be traveled. You of the class of 1984 will be living into a new century, and it is my fondest hope that you will be able to meet its changes and problems with courage, and to conquer them with grace and style. I hope also that you will think bock with fondness about your years at Colby, and I wish you every success and happiness always. With sincerest affection,
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on Valentine's Day. Or when most of the class sides with me Instead of Tom Longstaff during arguments in our team-taught Oiblical Images in American Lit. Or when two letter-jacketed jocks casually catch me (and my brief case) in mid-air one slippery day and send me tottering off down the sidewalk again unharmed. Or when summer-roving students mail me - save for my wife. Colby's only authentic South Dakotan a Oad Lands souvenir ashtray from the Woll Drug Store ("Free Ice water at Wall Drug"). Or. best of all, when a kid in Freshman Composition finally writes a reasoned, Intelligently organized theme; earns his A-; and positively glows at the ochfevemenr. None of these tiny rrlumphs fs likely to raise lumps in your throats. You have student memories more precious to you and your friends, and It's better that I don'r know about rhem. Most of your nostalgia Is probably faintly illegal or Immoral (my own undergraduate nostolgfo was, and I didn't write of that In the Coyote). You do best to keep rhose recollectlons ro yourselves. Out of course we do shore some experiences. Looking across the volley roword the church spire on a red-ond gold autumn afternoon. Watching Dick Whitmore coax stlll another victory out of five relatively ordinary-sized men, and Gene Delorenzo do rhe some with his extraordinary women. Oetting on who will be the first moron to don shorts during the February thaw. Talking about Hemingway on a rainy Thursday. Enduring a Waterville April. Sharing a
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hlrry years ago - almost to rhe
I tripped over rhot line frequently In rhe
day-I was rollfng away at my
1954 Coyote.
desk on Sourh Unvlerslry Street In
On fh'e'"Other hand, who wants
Vermllllon. Sourh Ookoro, finishing o
profundity In a yearbook? There may
viral ossignmenr. As copy editor of rhe
be a scholarly drudge or two who will
Universlry of South Dokoro Coyore. I
resonate to opt quotations from
hod ro produce .some evocorlve prose
Copernicus or Matthew Arnold In o
to accompany a botch of yearbook
faculty yearbook essay. but I soy that's
photographs. capped by a comic shor
prerenrlous, and I soy rhe hell with It!
of 0111 Frledhoff f eedlng a hot fudge
Blubbery nostalglo was good enough
sundae to George. rhe Phi Deir dog The
tor your parents' generation, so you'll
ensuing rhree decodes have mode me
get rhe some
plumper even rhan George. but the
Hoving token my stand rm sruck
copy Is no easier ro compose In 1984.
Because students and faculty ore rarely
Yearbook writing always walks a
nostalglc about the some things. I get all
dangerous line around blubbery
mushy when rhe Colby Eight sings "I
nosrolglo. and, looking back, I nore that
Don't K now Why" to me In Lovejoy 100
beer by Johnson Pond during Senior Week. Some of your class may hove spent four pragmatic years on Mayflower Hill, learning a lot of monetary theory or Livy. but eager to get on to the "real" world before the Ink Is dry fn their 0.A.'s. I wish success to all those procrlcol types, but the soft spot In my heart fs reserved for those In the Closs of '84 who will actually read this yearbook. They appreciate vintage nostolglo, and they're not afraid of feeling. For thirty years, rhey've been my kind of people.
- Chor/es Oosserr
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Senior Staff
Left to Right, Front A.ow: Janice Seitzinger, William Cotter, Robert McArthur. Back A.ow: Sidney Farr, C. P. Williamson, Douglas Archibold, Earl Smith, Stanley Nicholson.
Philosophy and Religion
Left to Right: Yeager Hudson, Thomas Longstaff, Paulo Richmon, Don�I Cohen, Robert Reumon.
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Classics
Lefr ro Righr: Jomes McGlew. Peter W estervelr. Dorothy Koonce.
Economics
Leff to Right: William O'Neil Krisrin Hollberg, Fred Moseley Roberr Christiansen Jomes Meehan Henry Gemery. Oruce Vermeulen
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Chemistry
Left to Right: Jeon Mcintrye, Wayne Smith, Anthony Tonner, Gory Mabbott, George Maier.
Biology
Left to Right, Seared: Miriam 13ennett, Elizabeth Champlin. Standing: David Firmoge, Russell Cole, Fronk Fekete, Joy Lobov, Thomas Easton, 13ruce Fowles, Arthur Champlin.
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Psychology
Lefr ro P.ighr: Dorin Zehner. Nicholas l\ohrmon, Lewis Lester, Dione Kierstead, Edward Yeterion.
Mathe-matics
Lefr ro P.19hr, Seared¡ Dole Skrien, Homer Hoyslett, John Gimbel, John Hosack. Donald Small. Standing: Kenneth Lone, Kenneth Homllron, Carol Oosserr, Joke Hornish.
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Government
Left ro Right, Seared: Lizz Kleemeier. Chip Hauss. L. Sandy Maisel. Albert Movrinoc. Standing: Michael Huelshott. Roger Gowen, Patricio Kick. G. Colvin MocKenie.
Education
Left to Right: Marilyn Movrinoc, Harold Jacobson.
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Sociology
Left to Right, Seated: Robert Doel. Frederick Geib. Sranding: JoAnne Preston, Dallas Drowne, Jonas Rosenthal, Judith Modell, Thomas Morrione.
History
Left ro Righr, Seared: Patricio Kick. Robert Weisbrot, Catherine Lynch. Standing: Joel Oernord, Richard Moss. Harold Raymond. Jone Hunter. Clifford Oerschneider, Marilyn Movrlnoc
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Music
Left to Right: Adel Heinrich. Dorothy Reumon, Oryon Gilliom, Poul Machlin, Peter Re.
Modern Foreign Languages
Left ro Right, Front Row: Hubert Kueter, Shelley Helmsley, Camille LoPorro. Second Row: Oioto Franzen, Chung So. Mutsuko Motoyomo. Jone Moss. Third Row: Dorothy Rosenberg. Fronk Couz, Jone Yong, Jeon Oundy, Fronk Miller.
Lost Row: Henry Holland, Michael Skodden. George Olivares. John Westlie, Jonathon Weiss.
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Art Lefr to Right Michael Morlois, Sonia Simon. Abborr Meader. Meg Wickes. Horrierr Morrhews, Kathy Woody, William Miller. Margaret Miller, David Simon. Hugh Carpenter. David Lubin.
English Lefr ro Righr. Seared. Peter Horris, John Sweney. Sronding: Norolle Horris, Edwin Kenney.Undo Torelboum. Par Onion. P. Mork Denbow. Ira Sodoff
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Physics Left ro Right: Bill Tiernan, Robert Joseph, Alice fl.icky, John Dudley, P.oss Reynolds.
Geology Leff to Right: Bob Nelson, Ethan Guiles, Alice Ricky. William Doll, Harold Pestano, Don Allen.
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Administrative Science
Lefr ro Aighr Frederick Goursch1 John Oubor. Myles Ooylon
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FALL Sovler Chief of Stoff Yuri Andropov's lost public appearance on Augusr 18-Korean Air Liner 007 shot down In Seo of Japan by Sovlers-Classes srorr-Ausrrolio II becomes rhe first challenger to toke the America's Cup-Polish Solidarity leader Lech Wolenso receives the Nobel Peace Prize- 241 Marines die In bombing of U.S. Miiitary Headquarters In Deruit-U.S. Troops Invade Grenada-Gory Horr upsets Wolter Mondale In New Hampshire primary. Jesse Jackson follows closely behind In what will become one of the roughest Democratic races ever.
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- Front Row: William Cusick. Joe Mlzhir, Richard Erb, Richard Valeri, Steve Lit足 chfield, Cooch Chris Raymond. Andrew Dubina. Holl Adams. Dono Hanley. Andrew Sennett, Steve Gaynor. Second Row: Mork Phillips. Glenn Mortin, Doniel Murphy, Mike Morro. Gory Ruping. Michael Vail. Rodney Krouse. Mork Hodin, Corl 13outiette. Peter Dool足 ing. Tom Cushman. Third Row: Joy Kemble, Wayne Eddy, Sean Hooper. Lance Thompson. Oscar Weekes. Ed Pfister. Tom Volinote, Cory Hills. Jim Pietro. Thomas Oxholm. Fourth Row: Michael Ricci. Eric Sullender. Tom Reed. Steve
McCue. Poul Prescott. Todd Molloy, Joey Mar足 coux. Rick 13isson. Sandy Remington. Fifrh Row: Mike Rollins. Vinnie Emery, David Dugan. Rick Hastings. Jeff 13olloine, Andy Spirito. Tim Sullivan. Jim Feeley, Chris Farias, Todd Perkins. Nick Ambeliotis. John DeRohm. Coaches: Dove Coirnie. Dono Marshall. 13ob Ewell. Lou Ortiz. Jim Parody, Wally Covoll. Rick 13ell, Corl Nelson.
MEN'S SOCCER - Front Row: Scott Hunter, Tim Crowley, 13rion Guarnotta. Tony 13entlvogllo. Torgny Andersson. Jeff King, Rich Collchmon. Poul Swartz. 13ill Clendenen. Wiii Cheever. Bock Row: Cooch Mork Serdjenlon, Peter Vigue, Steve Michaud. Ricardo Sleveklng, Doug Terp. Tim McCrystol, Mork 13urke. Eric VonGestel, An足 dy Castle, Ted Goodrich. 13111 Duncombe, Cooch
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FIELD HOCKEY - fronr Row Helene Landers. Trlclo Curry Joyce Horrwig Jes.slco Gwynne. Sharon Kehoe Lerry P.oberts. Heidi Arnao. Elaine Segal orlko Mlyokodo Ooch Row Cooch Debbie Pluck Leslle Grttnsler. Korhy Nickerson. El!zoberh Sedor, Lori O'Keefe. 5hlelo P.yon. Korhy Hughes, Krlsren Johnson. Uso Oorhwlck, P.obln Dlonchord. Alldo Ellard, Koren Czuchry. Debbie Dunn, Koren Buckley
WOMEN'S TENNIS - Erin Borgeson. Alison Copsrlck, Norma Deloney, Koren Mlrchell. Sort jo Muehlmonn. Wendy Nevllle, 5uson Payne Suzanne Peorson. Deborah Potter. Krlsren P.olff. Korhryn Soderberg. P.omo Voso. Karyn Weafer. Sondra Winship
WOMEN'S SOCCEP. - Fronr Row Heorher Fr<»ler, Korhy 5ulllvon. Debbie Fiiiman, Chor· molne Twigg. Jullerre Bloke Mory Whlre. Mor· sho Landau Morrho McClune, Marianne Moc· Donald, Anne Tiedemann, Debby Brooks, Lourie Shover Oock Row· John Osbourne, Mol· ly Couch, Jen Esres. Mory Needham. Porrlce Golvln. Soroh Chopin, Carol Simon, Leslle Melcher, Jennifer Douglas. 5ue Whlrrum. Jen 5hockerr. Kelley Molloy. Terry Parlin.
WOMEN'S CP.OSS COUNTP. Y - Kelly McPholl, Kris Giblin. Deb Lindberg. lngrld Eksrrom. Cooch Joner Price, Daryl Angney, Prlsclllo Phinney, Rochel Graham, Debbie Scanlon, Jeanne Gulld, Rochel Drondzel, Ginger Prigge
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Ooord of Trusrees vore ro obohsh fraternities-Winter Olympics in Sarajevo-Phil and Steve Mohre roke gold and silver medals in slalom-Scorr Homllron rakes rhe gold an figure skating -U.S troops evocuore Oeruir while 7rh Fleer shells the cuy from rhe Medirerroneon - Solly Ride becomes the flrsr American woman in spaceYuri Andropov dies- "Where s rhe beef?''
whether present institutions
Accordingly, the Commission
sufficiently supported Colby's
recommends that recognition of
on Mayflower Hill, at least without
educational mission.The study
fraternities, and also sororities,
provision for access to comparable
would include "consideration of
should be withdrawn . ..
housing by female students. l3ut
whether fraternities and sororities
some of this number at first felt the
(were) still appropriate for the
reaching this result, the members of
fraternities might be allowed to
College.'' The following is an
the Commission heard and read
continue in relocated housing; and
excerpt from the Commission's
about every argument, pro and
others thought the fraternities
report:
con, relevant to the continued
might at least carry on as officially
existence of Colby's fraternities .. .
sanctioned, though houseless, social
'The Commission took up the question of 'whether fraternities
Many Commission members
clubs, like present sororities. As the
and sororities (were) still
doubted that it was in the best
discussion continued, however, two
appropriate for the College' soon
interest of Colby for the fraternities
important shifts of opinion took
after entering the deliberative
to continue in their present,
place. First, members became
stage of its proceedings. It postponed any final vote on their status, however, until the end of its many discussions, since questions relating to fraternities were closely tied to whether alternative means would be available to carry forward their more positive values. "Every member of the Commission .was invited to state fully his or her individual views on retention of the fraternities; .. . and these statements were debated and questioned extensively at the meetings. A spectrum of opinion was presented initially, ranging from the position that fraternities should, with modifications, be retained at Colby, to the belief that they should be abolished.Many positions in between were also stated. l3ut after intensive discussion, a consensus emerged, the strength of which was surprising considering the divergent positions from which many individual members had started, and the many constituencies they reflected. 'This consensus, simply put, is that the fraternities no longer serve an overall constructive role at Colby, and that, on balance, their continued presence is both detrimental and divisive. We believe that Colby without fraternities will be a better place than Colby with fraternities provided the residential Common system and other recommended improvements are adopted.
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''It can be fairly said that, in
centrally located, ''prime'' housing
increasingly doubtful that it would be advisable to maintain
affiliations were retained.'' The decision to withdraw
frorerniries in any offficiolly
recognition from fraternities and
recognized status, even without
sororities and replace the current
housing; second, reform of the
residential system with four
fraternities come to seem
''Commons'' was initially met with
unrealistic, leading most of those
shock and anger. Many fraternity
who hod originally supported the
members hissed, tore up the report
fraternities to abandon their
and left the chapel. 13onfires on Frat
positions; and third, the Residential
Row were fed by fraternity
Commons concept appeared
furniture, shutters and a piano.
increasingly ro supplant the role of
"Bloody Sunday" marked the end
fraternities and to be subverted
of one era and the beginning of
somewhat if present fraternal
another as the mo�t important
change at Colby since the move to Mayflower Hill began to toke place.
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Front Row:
Kelly
Swanson.
Rise
Costello.
DorlsAnn
Weber, Regan Hargraves. Second Lindsey
Altrocchi.
Cathy
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Corver. Pot McClellan. Margie Shea, Debby
England,
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Judy Swift. Third Row: Mork Doollt· tie, Morgon Borer, Mike Doy, Chris VonHorne, Scott Choplowe. Lewis Holmes. Horry Raphael, Paul Boker, Don Bullis. Urstodt,
Ondy Mulliken,
Peter
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Cathy
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Bob
Johnston. Fourrh Row: Rich Klimon. Rick
Fronk,
Sullivan,
Dove
John Zelnlk,
Quillen, Kurt
Jim
Fisher,
Tammy Jones.
WOMEN'S ICE HOCKEY - Front Row: Lolyn Ottley, Kathy Hughes. Sue McNlven. Valerie Lewis, Mory White, Allclo Curtin, Kathy Contff, Anne Whit·
temore. Amy Scott, Molly Couch. Bock Row: Peter McHugh, Michelle Linder, Whistle Wood, Gage Foster. Jen Reuben. Jessica Truslow. Amy Glaser, Anne Boatright, George Brownell. Cooch Bob Ewell.
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WOMEN'S DASKETDALL - Front fl.ow Amy Srocks. Porn Hoyr Sue Whinum. Mo Pine
Leslie Melcher Coro! Simon Koy Gommon
Row Berh Sroples Koren Jodoin. Sue Hordy Kaye Cross Therese Langlois. Krlsrln
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Jo nson Brenda Delorenzo
MEN'S 1C£ HOCKEY
Second Row
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Cooch
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P rer Toubk1n, l\od McG1lhs, Don Cronin, Tom Clune. Tim McCrysrol Tim Holr Greg Aposrle Ousrer Clegg Wair Edwards
Cooch Goul r. John Doehr. Jim Conrt, Greg Cronin. Chris Porker, Sreve Geno Mono Ferrucci, Gus Wilmerding Poul Morleou, Tom Boyd, Vin·
Poluw. Cooch K lley
(Mgr ) Tim
Gllmon.
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(Mgr) (Mgr), Biii Clopp, Tom Hennesey. Tim Murphy Mike l'\e1nmund Ken Vopnl Andrew Burns Oob Aube
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nreokdonc1ng becomes o norionol fad - Sovier sub and U S desrroyer collide in rhe Seo of Japan - Michael Jackson whose record 'Thriller
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eight Grammy Awards is burned while making o Pepsi commercial - Sov1ers pull out of rhe Los Angeles Summer Olympics - World s Fair opens in
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Orleans - Iron and Iraq ore or war in the Persian Gulf - Colby Seniors Graduate.
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LACROSSE
Mahoney. Mork
Peter
Ourke.
Fronr
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McHugh
Reihl
Row:
Wilbur
Stephen Haynes.
Cheever.
John
Lyons.
Peter Newmon. Tom Claytor. Jomes Johnston. Robert
Cobuzzi.
fl.ad
McGillis,
George
Orownell. Second Row: Cooch Ewell. Greg Pastore.
Gus
Wilmerding,
Abe
Oross.
John
defl.hom. Oill Clopp, Tom Cushman. Steve Get to. Andy Herdeg. Andy Palmer. Doug Porker. Kori fl.uping. Mork Sorgenion. Oill Duncombe.
Third Row. Chuck Devin. Will Holmes. Morea Loretto. Fred Horowitz. Sandy Remington.
OASEDALL
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Fronr Row: Cooch Covoll. Mott Nickerson.
fl.oy Dow. Joe Volle. Horry fl.ophoel. Oilly Collins. Jim Gill. Poul Johnston. Dock Row: Stuart Oobb, Jim Kauf man.
Don Cronin. Doug Scalise. Denis Foley, Oen
Lowry. Joey Marcoux. Doug Colondrello. Vin Emery, John
Collins.
Dorin
Jewell,
Oornie
Dugan. Tom Ooyd.
Fronr Row: Francis
MEN'S TRACK
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Kelley.
Ratliff.
Hons
More Hogen.
Oryon
Mike Misner, Norris.
Art
Feeley. Oill McCrillis, Phil Lopp, Tim Gray. Dock Row· Cooch Wescott. Jim
Cataldo.
Oill
Donohue.
Tom
Pickering, Glenn Mortin. Jim Pierro. Phil Thornton. Simpson. Gibson.
106
Kevin Farley, Peter
Peter
Mueller.
George
Sonders.
Dove
WOMEN'S LACROSSE
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From
Row A l l yson Goodwin Kim Gorron. Suzonne Swain. Rise Samuels. Anne Tiedemann. Gail
Hurchins on,
Roberts
Jennifer
Noriko
Miyokodo
Row
Liz
Truslow
LeTTy Imhoff Dock
KeuHel. Loriann
Jessica
0
Keefe
Soroh Woodhouse, Tommy Jones
Pamela Jone
Lolyn
Or r l e y
Hughes
Jessica
Nicol.
Korhryn Gwynne
Korherine
Phillips
Morrho
McClung
Cooch
Debbie
Pluck
WOMEN'S RUGDY
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From Row Joyce Seymour.
Cindy Mo11ezzo Donna Alrenpohl Lori Srurgeon. Ahc10 Oevin. Anne Concem1. Andrea Sems Second Row Melonie SOFTBALL
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Lindo
Ooronceth,
Cove
Carolyn
Falco
Pamela Hoyr Jill lard Denis
Mamn Mo P Srople�
Crowe
Molly
Morrho Mclov1sh
Oorboro
Deb Mor-,e.
Lil 5'=-dor Carol Simon Oerh
Sv\On Wh1rtum
Paulo
elson. Korie Websrer Mory Jone
Jomes Grerchen Weiser Keary Honan. Amy Trorr Wendy Oirbrower Chose
tCale
Third Row
Adams
Perers. Meg Frymore
Dione
Amy Srocks
Sue
l\osenrhol.
Oerh
Melissa l\0Hon1, Grerchen
Oeon. Juhe D'Arico Sue Horowirz
1ll1orm
107
Guest Lecturers, in Conjunction With Celebrating Diversity, Confranting Intolerance
Angela Davis 116
Alex Haley 117
SENIORS ... A Parting Shot
1 18
119
ll
1 20
12 1
124
125
The Cfa!J!J of '84 1 26
Korhryn Sweeney
Carol Hiidebrand, Sue Chase.Down Lepanto
Gordon Colby
127
Tom Underwood
Dieter Weber
Al Pore
0111 P.ogers
Medge Linwood Corter
Dennis Myshroll
Cothy Wolsh
129
Lefr ro n 0 tg . hr·. Glenn . Or IoH . Drew Fiteh . Mike Megna. Don Sm. h David [3ollou,
�r�g Tulloch, Jim Troettino, Jett Perkins.
Rob Fast
More Garson and Yippy
Mike !\yon
Anno Th Arnodortir
13 1
Ann Leary
Lorna M. Neligon
George S. Moses
132
Denise Koy
Stephen T Gorrlry
I Kathleen A Mcloughlin
Kathy Musser
13 3
Helen Roberta Kacoyanis
134
Carolyn Lisa Boynton
Top Row: Left to Right: Ogden White Ill. T. J. Palmer. Peter McHugh, Dan Toomey, Rab Graham. Doffom Row: Tam Clune. Bobby Mclaughlin·. Tim Holr. Andy Brown.
Richard Erb
Mellssa Carperos
135
Sharon Stello
Sheryl Bottit 136
Page Johnson
Srephen J. f\epko
Mory Lou McCulloch
Kaye Cross
13rewster 13urns (person), Corysbrook 13ubo (horse)
137
138
Srephen Potter
Claire Ponee
Front Row Orion Hesse. Norhon Emerson, David Rosenberg, Jeff Morrin, Worren Burroughs. George Harrington. Dock Row: Nils GJesreby. Jomes Pollard. Willlom Sheehan, Wllllom McDermott, John Ayer, Craig Alie
Andrew Miller
Mory Colbath Cynthia Villarreal
140
Ann Christine Orochmon
Denise Orunelle
Lisa M Kuzio
141
Michael Mchaffie
Joanne S. Werther Eric Broadbent
142
Edward J. McCorrin
Jim Coroldo. Poul Deronion
Andrew R. Chrlsry
143
Amy G. Maz ur
Gretchen Gehrke
144
A. Chrisrlne Gledhill
Shelly Paules
Scott A. Morrill
1 45
I
Barbaro Duncan Jim Johnston
Gail Hutchinson
Porris Pelletier
146
jI
Jett Symonds
Oob Orooks
Marsha Landau
Anne Tiedemann
Carole Marsh
Francesco Casoli
148
Janet Peabody
Lisa Wormwood and friends
149
13ernd Hefele, Cecil C . Holstein, Juan Colon-Collozo
Kit Williams
150
Sheila E. P. yon
Todd Holloran Valerie J eon Miller
Jeff Clemenrs
Morgon Oorer
15 1
Michelle A. Wolpert Jennifer Dorr
Ledo L. Hill
152
Tonya N. Roberts
Ion Snyder
Oliver W Outerbrldge
Russell Smith
153
Elizabeth C. Newell
David S. Spalding
Jonathon Leach
154
John Gagne
Cathy Altrocchi
Sreve Michaud . Roy Dow. Pete Newmon, Tom Dol�er. Jim Gouderre. Lou Holle
155
William Wiese, Ill
David Rocco
Thadeus Mocarski
Scott Niemann
156
Orion Preney, Ted Jenkins Kolyo Vlrtonds
Doug Terp 13ruce Nicholson
157
Suzanne L. Olson
Wm. W. Lloyd
Som Staley
158
Christopher C Hyun
Nancy Houck
Koren Mellno
159
Peggy Hole
Lauren A. Mogensen
160
Mory Kate Whalen
Shelley Lenr, Shannon Flynn
Tracy L. Welner
161
Steven Achber
Dianne Grundstrom 162
Daire L. Fontaine
Tracy l Smith
Julie Stebbins
163
Rophoelle Camille
164
Glen Wrighr
Rebecca Cunningham Left to Right: Andy Lufkin. Heorher Nicol. Allison Lory.
165
Horry Raphael
Peter Necheles
166
Lisa Patten
Deborah P. Sleeman
Koren Sundberg
Mork D. Harmon
167
Andrea Colby, Porn Hiscock
Thomas J. Reilly, Jr.
Steve D' Andrea
168
Jeremy P. Springhorn
Corhy Coniff
169
Keng Min Low
Peter J. Soccocio
l\ich Klimon
Steve Montebello
170
Serh I. Wolpert
Cheri es D. Boddy
Joseph Pollls
17 1
Letty Roberts
Sharon Kehoe
Sue Hohn
172
Morg e Shea
Sarah Woodhouse
173
Colin Cook
Mory White
174
Mauro Cassidy
Lee Sr. Laurent
Pam Urrlefield Carherine Oischoff
175
176
Lauren Sounders
Maureen Oerro. Oerh Corter
Kam Morquordr. Valerie Lewis, Sandy Winship, Dione Perlowski
177
Nancy E. Dearstyne
Steve Barbour
178
Deirdre F. Gallagher
Nancy Heselton
Thomas Oirol
Don McMillan. Sarah Rogers
Richard D. Patten
Dove Scoles, Tim Crowley, 13rod Lucas
180
Jeffery Ma"hew Oisrrong
Nathaniel Olsson
Peter H Witham
Frederick Canby
181
Paige 5. Lilly
Franl� Hamblett, Neal Cousins
182
Oarry Cronin
Jeff Vogt
Joseph I\. Volle
Chris Cheney
Steve Oates
183
Kimberley Ann Fitch
184
Ginger l3ushell
Mo Pine
Melissa l\ihm
Jim Pfirrmann
Alicia Curtin
Tricia McCarthy
186
Maureen Hagerry
Lynn Taylor Maclean
Lisa Tourangeau
Kitty Wilbur
Kathy Nickerson
Jennifer Swanson Sue McNiven
188
Dove Augeri
Tommy Jones
Andrew Sennerr
189
Rise Samuels
Maureen Crehan
Jim Flanders
190
Sarah Lund
Gregory Morses
Heidi Schworrz
Mike Drown. Perer Ingraham
Brendon l\eese
19 1
Kathy Soderberg
Karin McCarthy
192
Donna Galluzzo
(}ersy Rose
Mel Fohlm
Mio Rosner
193
Juanita Lieberman
Bruce Zohn Elaine LoVelle
194
Morie G. Joyce
195
Soro Hill
Greg Walsh
196
Amy Carlson
Michael Page
Maxwell Philip Ruston
Elizabeth Ann Keuffel
197
COMMENCEMENT '84 !2°; •'
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200
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PA RE NT PA TR ON S
204
Hall Adams. Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Crehan
Mr. and Mrs. Kyuyoung Hahn
Mr. and Mrs. William M. Alexis
Mr. and Mrs . Ingersoll Cunningham
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E . Hale
Mr. and Mrs. R . Normand Alie
Dr. and Mrs. A. Edward D' Andreo
Monique and Roland Holle
Ann Worner Arlen
Mo and Diane Davis
Don and Gwyn Halloran
Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Arrhur
The Enrire Dovis Family
Dovid and Rurh Hamblen
Mr. and Mrs. Micheal R . Augeri
Mrs. William D. Dearsryne. Sr.
Oruce and Nancy Hanley
Sandy and Alison Ayer
Mr. and Mrs. William Delaney
Howard L. and Mirzi Hanson
Mr. and Mrs. Walrer Oarringer
Dr. and Mrs. John P. Delea
Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Harmon
Mr. and Mrs. George P. Oares
Mr. and Mrs. Oruce 0. Dorr
Mr. and Mrs. Roberr L. Hart
Dr. and Mrs. George E . Oarrir
Dick. Julie, Ellen. Marion and Chrisropher
Mr. and Mrs. Arrhur D. Harrwig
Mr. and Mrs. Iver K. Oenson
Mr. and Mrs. Gallo P. Emerson. Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Hauck
M. F. and Jacqueline Oirol
Sheldon and Lillian Epsrein
Mr. and Mrs. George Heselton
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Oischoff
Dr. and Mrs. R . 0. Fahim
Margery and George Hildebrand
Roberr and Arlene Orochman
Roberr E . Fasr
Mr. and Mrs. George 0. Hill, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Orooks
Mr. and Mrs. William James Flynn
Elaine and Phil Hiscock
Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence L. Orown
Lionel and Violer Fonraine
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hulburt
Wilbur and Ann Ooynton
Violer Fonraine
Dr. and Mrs. Roberr 0. Hutchinson
Ms. Rosemarie C. Ouck
Joyce Francis
Judge and Mrs. Montgomery Hyun
William and Oorbaro Oullock
Dr. and Mrs. Roberr A. Gagne
Raymond and Ina Jackson
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Johnson Ourns
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gallagher
Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Jenkins
Mr. and Mrs. Warren H . Ourroughs
Dr. and Mrs. William A. Gallagher
John W. Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Philip G. Campbell
Janer and Edward Galluzzo
Dr. and Mrs. Jomes L. Johnston
Mr. and Mrs. David Carlson
Mr. and Mrs. H. Philip Garrity, Jr.
Dr . and Mrs. Thomas J. Joyce, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Armando Casali
Rebecca and Joseph Gates
Mr. and Mrs. George J. Kay
Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Ctooldo
Mr. and Mrs. Richard N. Gauderre
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Kendall
Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Chose
Mr. and Mrs. G. Gehrke
Mr. and Mrs. Leon M. Klimon
Mr. and Mrs. John Gilroy Christy
June L. VanGestel
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley J. Kuzia, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H . Claflin
Mr. and Mrs. Arne Gjesteby
Mr. and Mrs. Allan J. Landau
Mr. and Mrs. George J. Cocores
Sally 0. Goodhue
Mrs. Joyce T. Lavelle
Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Collins
Mr . and Mrs. Robert E. Graham
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Leary
Cr. and Mrs. Juan R. Colon
Mr. and Mrs. Rolf F. Gratzer
Oob and Jean Lee
Dr. and Mrs. Robert F. Coniff
Carol and Fronk Grunstrom
Lois and Davis M. Lent
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Coval
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Hagerty
Dr. and Mrs. Jomes D. Lepanto
Dr and Mrs Thomas W Lieberman
Jeanne and Peter Palmer
Mr and Mrs. Thomas Sorir
Mr and Mrs Roberr F Luchfield
Wiiham 0 Palmer
Mr and Mrs Francis L Spalding
Mr and Mrs H Gores Lloyd. Ill
Mr and Mrs Al Pore. Jr
Polly Sroley
Moe and Dick Lucas
Mr and Mrs Clyde G Porren
Mrs Elizoberh M Srebblns
Dr and Mrs Samuel M M Lumpkin
Mr and Mrs Edward H Peabody
Leonard and Morgorer Srello
Audrey Modeon
Mr and Mrs Eugene J Pellerier. Jr
Oruce and Suzanne S11lllngs
Mr and Mrs Charles D Mohoffie Jr
Gerold and Mory Pine
Olga and Ron Sr Lourenr
Mr and Mrs Orman L Marquardt
Dr and Mrs Jomes J Pollard
Mr and Mrs. David S Swanson
Mory G Mazur
Dr and Mrs C J Poolos
Mr and Mrs John E Towo
Roben H Mazur
Joan
Mr and Mrs Leonard M McCarthy
Mr and Mrs R1chord R Rangoon
Mr and Mrs Perer A Thomson
Dr and Mrs Edward J McComn. Jr
Theodore 5 Raphael
Mr and Mrs Wilham 0 Thornron
Jeon McCluskey
Mr and Mrs L1nron Raymond
Mr and Mrs Tudor Tiedemonn. Jr
Mr and Mrs V1ncenr P McCrysrol
Mr and Mrs Thomas J Reilly
John and Dons Toomey
Mr and Mrs J V McCulloch
Dr
Thomas and Lorraine McDermorr
Evelyn P Repko
Philip A Vlgeonr
Mr and Mrs George W McLoug hn
Florence and H nry Rlhm
Mr and Mrs Seymour e Wagner
Don and Monlyn Mcleod
Mr and Mrs Rodney 0 l\obem
Anno Mory and David Wallace
Mr and Mrs
Mr ond Mrs
elson J Meg.no
T
Porrer
TEAL
1IUom A Reinke
1lhom A !\agers. Jr .
Mr and Mrs Joshua M Twilley
Mr and Mrs Thomas P Word
Mr. and Mrs Ira l\osenberg
Mr and Mrs H Gordon Worers
Mr and Mrs Mo well P l\usron
Mr and Mrs Helmur Weber
Poul J Miller
Michael E l\yon
Dr and Mrs Dennis S We ner
Mrs Vero J Miller
Mr and Mrs Poul I\ Sob no
Ela ne and Jerry Werrher
Mr and Mrs Kennerh I\ Mogensen
Mr and Mrs Alberr Soccoc10
Mr and Mrs Maurice J Whalen
Sreven and Marlo Moody
Mr. and Mrs Edward Samuels
Dr and Mrs Roben E Wheorly
Charles F Morgon
Mr and Mrs Oruce Sounders
Mr and Mrs John A Whire
Mr and Mrs Horace C Moses. Ill
Or and Mrs S J Schmldr
David and lerten Wiiiiams
Mrs Martha Ann Mullin
J l\us.sel Scheider
Mrs R K Williams
Mr and Mrs Kori I\ Musser
Al Schwendrner
Chris and Arnold Wiison
Or and Mrs Elias I\ Nawfel
Or and Mrs Kennerh 5ennen. Jr
Dr and Mrs Edward Wolperr
Mr and Mrs Gerold K Neovolls
Judge and Mrs David M Shea
Dr and Mrs 5 M Wolperr
Sron and Colleen Ntcholson
Mr and Mrs J Simcock
Oorboro M Young
Mr and Mrs Lawrence 0. Niemann
Sandro Sheehan
Mr and Mrs Wilham F o·Nell
Or and Mrs J I\ V Smlrh
Or ond Mrs Poul J Orloff
Mrs Lynn Snyder
Dr and Mrs
ormon G Michaud
Dr and Mrs Feh
H Miller
Mr ond Mrs Oov1d
Ourerbr1d<Je
Douglas and Frances I\ Soderberg
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SENIOR DIRECT ORY A
B
Steven L. Achber 36 McGrath Street Lanconia, NH 03246 Economics, A dministrative Science (p.162)
Donald L. Doker 327A Oak Hill Road Williston, VT 05495 Administrative Science (p. 176)
Hall Adams 177 Woodley Road Winnetka, IL 6CXl93 Government (p. 126)
Paul C. Doker 230 Prospect Street Norwell. MA 02061 Economics (p.126)
Susan Hamano Ahern 13 Maple Street Natick, MA 01760 Administrative Science
Thomas J. Doker 28 North Riverside A venue Waterville, ME 04901 Administrative Science (p. 155)
Peter S. Alexis 142 Holyrood A venue Lowell, MA 01852 Philosophy - Religion (p. 144) Craig A. Alie 18 Hull Avenue Dover, NH 03820 Economics (p. 139) Donna Altenpohl 1211 Lafayette Road Gladwyne, PA 19035 English Catherine C. Altrocchi 30 Belbrook Way Atherton, CA 94025 English (p.155)
David J. Ballou 62 Park Street Wilmington, MA 01887 Government (p. 130) Steven W. Barbour 28 Cedarwood Road Catonsville, MD 21228 Chemistry - Biology (p. 178) Joseph W. Barringer 22 Deering A venue Lexington, MA 02173 Art Margrit K. Dass 546 Wahlmont Drive Webster, NY 14580 English
100 Cedar Street Dobbs Ferry, NY 10522 English, History (p. 179)
Catherine G. Bischoff 9201 Laurel-Bowie Road Bowie, MD 20715 Economics - Mathematics (p.175) Nathaniel 0. Olsson 294 St. Michael Court #D Chico, CA 95926 Government (p.181) Jeffery M. Dlstrong 57 Alderbrook Drive Topsfield, MA 01983 Government (p. 181) Charles D. Boddy 37 Linehan Street Lawrence, MA 01841 Spanish (p.171) Morgan D. Dorer 1906 Anchor Apt. 4 San Antonio, TX 78213 Economics (p.151) Carolyn L. Boynton 26 Garden Street Melrose, MA 02176 Mathematics, Psychology (p. 134) Ann C. Brachman 1000 East Ravine Lane Milwaukee, WI 53217 French (p.141)
Marie C. Ammerman 707 Main Street Somers, CT 06071 English (p. 195)
Stephen 0. Dates 266 Glen Road Weston, MA 02193 Economics (p. 1&'.3)
Elizabeth A. Arlen 1120 5th A venue New York, NY 10028 East Asian Studies
John G. Datherson 221 Porter Avenue Rumford, ME 04276 Geology
Anna T. Arnadottlr Birkilundur 15 600 Akureyri, Iceland Chemistry - Biology (p. 131)
Ericsson 0. Broadbent 2195 Shepard Avenue Hamden, CT 06518 Physics (p.142)
Sheryl A. Dattit 34 Woodbine Road Belmont, MA 02178 Mathematics, Economics (136)
Robert F. Brooks 267 Dover Road Westwood, MA 02090 Administrative Science (p.147)
Paul H. Arthur 17 Salt Box Lane Darien. CT 06820 Human Development, Philosophy (p. 164)
Scott I. Benson 228 Mountain Road Cheshire, CT 06410 Psychology, 'Human Development (p. 153)
Andrew S. Drown 14 John Poulter Road Lexington, MA 02173 American Studies (p. 135)
David M. Augeri 625 Ridgewood Road . Middle town, CT 06457 Geology - Biology, Biology (p.189)
Robert F. Bernardo 27 Riverside Drive Barrington, RI 02806 Biology: Environmental Studies
D. Gordon Brown 1665 Russell Road Paoli, PA 19301 Biology: Environmental Studies (p. 171)
John B. Ayer 20 Bayberry Lane Cohasset, MA 02025 Government: Public Policy (p.139)
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Maureen Detro 51 Hemlock Street East Walpole, MA 02032 Administrative Science - Mathematics (p. 177) Thomas
K. Dlrol
Susan M. Brigham 157 Ruby Street Berlin, NH 03570 Biology
Michael D. Brown 32 Burleigh Street Watervllle, ME 04901 Government (p. 191)
Michael P.. Brown J1 Chatham Rood Norwood. MA 02062 Governmenr Denise M . Brunelle 5JJ Kelley Street Manchester, NH 00102 Morhemorics (p.141) Leon C. Buck
JCX)8 South 68rh Srreer
Philadelphia. PA 19142 Government, Hisrory (p.186)
P.obert W . Bullock 5 Locksley Rood Cope Elizabeth, ME 04107 Governmenr, Economics: Public Polley
Brewster J. Burns Plummer Hill Rood Waterford. ME 04CX>8 Governmenr (p. 159) Warren H. Burroughs 112 Gordon Rood Newton. MA 02168 Government: Public Policy (p.139) P4Her C. Burton 165 Chapel Srreet Srrartord, CT 06497 Physics Virginia A. Bushell 12 Candlewood Drive Topsfield, MA 0198.'3 Economics - Morhemorics (p. 184)
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Medge l. Corter 17 Colony Rood
Lexington, MA 0217.'.3 Oiology: Environmental Studies (p.129) David A. Cosey 1417 Clifton Pork Rood Scheneoody, NY 12J09 Philosophy, Governmenr Francesco S. Cosoll 14 Westland Rood Cedar Grove. NJ 07fm Economics (p.148) Mauro A. Cassidy 8610 Trumbauer Drive Wyndmoor. PA 19118 Arr (p.f74) Jomes It Cataldo 22 Old Colony Rood
Dur1 ngron. MA 01803 Chemistry - Oiology (p.14'.l) Sarah Chopin 2n Alder Rood Wesrwood. MA 02090 Psychology (p.169)
Susan M. Chose P.O Dox 68 West Simsbury. CT 06092 Engl/sh (p.127) Christine A. Cheney 160 Dluerldge Drive Manchester. CT 06040 Admlnlsrrotlve 5dence - Morhemorlcs (p 18J)
Fr.de� L Canby 10671 Spring Knoll Or. Poromoc. MD 20654 Olology (p.181) Amy E. Carlson 'Z'1 Juniper Drtve Bedford, NH 00102 Morhemorta (p.196) Melissa A. Corp.ros 293.'.3 Paces Lake Drive NW Arlonro, GA J03.19 English, American Studies
Beth A. Corter
71 Moplewood Drive Gorhom. ME 04038 Economics (p.177)
I. Gordon Colby 492 County Rood Guilford, CT 06437 Philosophy (p.127) Catherine l. Colemon 14 Winsor Drive Dorrington. RI 02806 English. Amer/con Studies (p.188) WUllom M. Colllns .'.307 Hyde Pork Avenue Jamaica Ploln, MA 021.'.30 Administrative Science (p. 179) Juan P.. Colon-Collozo 6 Diamante Ducore Rio Pledros, PR r.m27 Govemmenr, Spanish (p. 150) Catherine E. Conlff 6 Eosr Wharf Rood Madison, CT 0644J
Classics (p.169)
Colin U. Cook 15 Whlreholl Terrace Hooksen, NH 00106 Olology. Physics (p.f74)
Andrew P.. Christy
Phllodelph a, PA 19118 East As/on Studies (p.14'.l)
Mark T. Cote 11 Prospect Sneer Winchester. MA 01890 Hisrory
8.'.)(X) Sr. Martins Lone
Mork C. Claflin
John P. Ca m pbell 19 Bever1y Avenue Marblehead. MA 01945 Chemistry
Andrea S. Colby 492 County Rood Guilford. CT 06437 English. Sociology (p.168)
Dono M. Coombs 11 Country Club Rood Stoneham, MA 02180 Economics
480 Es.sex Srreer
P.ophoelle Comllle 94·11 60rh Avenue Apt. JC Queens. NY 1137.'.3 Human Development (p 164)
(p.140)
Lynnfield. MA 01940 Admlnlsrrotlve 5ctence P.eb.cco A. Ooy 5.'305 Albemarle Srreer Berhesdo. MD 20616 English Jennifer M. Cl.ary 58 Avalon Rood
Needham. MA 02192 (p.1J6) J•ffr•Y D. Clements Wollocks Point Sromford, CT 06902 Government. History (p.151) Thomas V. Oun• J6 Ploreou Crescent Don Miils Ontario MJC 1M8, Canada Admlntsrror/ve Science Cp.1.'.35)
G.orge J. Cocor•s
921 Arbutus Srreer Middletown. CT 06457 Human Development Mory E. Colbath Roure 1.'.3 Dunbarton. NH 03001 Spanish
Eric P. Coumou 10 Phalen Street Acton. MA 01720 Economics (p.195) Heal C. Cousins 50 Elder Drewsrer Rood #1655 Duxbury. MA 023.'.31 American Studies (p.182) Mlc.ho•I A. Coval 3J5 Fernwood Point Sunapee. NH 00782 Governmenr Maur .. n A. Cr•hon 72 Elmwood Avenue Dedham. MA 02026 Morhemotlcs (p.190)
Barry F. Cronin
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L. Crouchley
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16 Harbour T erroce Cranston. RI 02905 American Studies (p. 176)
Timothy J. Crowley 860 Boston Post Rood Weston, MA 02193 Economics, Spanish (p. 180) Jomes E. Cruickshank 50 Glen Street Dover, MA 02030 Economics Rebecca Cunningham 471 Grove Street Needham, MA 02192 Arr (p. 165) Alicia J. Curtin 21 Edgewood Avenue Cranston, RI 02905 Oiology (p. 186) Stephanie A. Curtis 3220 Federal Avenue Los Angeles. CA 90066 English Willia m R. Cusick 15 Grosvenor Rood Waltham, MA 02154 Government (p. 163) Katherine M. Cutler 167 Southwood Rood Fairfield, CT 06432 Government, Administrative Science
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Paul K. Deranian Wild Acres Rood RFD 7 Gilford. NH 03246 Oiology, Morhemorics (p. 143) Jennifer C. Dorr 46 Floggler Drive Marshfield, MA 02050 Oiology (p. 152) Roy H. Dow 55 Zions Hill Dexter, ME 049XJ Government: Public Policy (p.155)
Barbara A. Duncan 7 Glen Meadow Rood Andover, MA 01810 Spanish (p.146)
James G. Flanders 52 Church Street Windsor Locks, CT 06096 American Studies, Psychology (p.190)
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Kenneth L. Epstein 665 Iroquois Oradell. NJ 07649 Economics
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