The Colby Oracle 1987 by Colby College Libraries

THE BOOK Colby in Color

First the Leaves Turned from Green to Red . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 Those Who Left Their Mark

Those Who Have Taught Cls Great Things . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 133 Some Parting Words

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Then the Tundra Set In

The Finale

Parental Support

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For Future Reference

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But the Sun Finally Shone

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Colby Community Orchestra

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Mitch Snyder Humanist/Activist

Tom Halsted Former Chief Spokesman - U.S. Disarmament

Jack Anderson Syndicated Columnist'

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Front row: Coach K. Naughton, M. Rollins, S. Reade, J. DeRham, V. Emery, J. Feeley (co-captain), D. Dugan (co-captain), A. Spirito, J. Ballaine, T. Henderson, J. McNinch; Second row: Coach R. MacDonald, M. Reilly, P. Deutch, A. Millman, J. Brandt, J. Hamlin, J. Arsenault, D. Wilson, J. Emerson, A Sulya, S. Pratt, D. Kispert; Third row: Coach H. Violette, C. Rogers, P. Gerber, J. Walton, G. Prescott, J. Lord, D. Valeri, F. Hodsoll, D. Sullivan, M. D'Agostino, D. McCauley, H. Irving (manager), S. Wentzel; Fourth row: Coach M. Drouin, M. Stewart, S. Murray, M. Cameron, A. Ayers, J. Gale, E. Devine, M. Duffy, B. Cooley, B. Whiting, E. Ekstrom, S. Webster, Coach S. Laughinghouse; Fifth row: Coach A. McGee, T. Moynihan, J. Phelps, A. Petrucelli, G. Lajeunesse, J. Gill, T. Griffin, M. Weaver-LaMountain, J. Woods, A. Evans, J. Verge, J. Clifford, Head Coach T. Austin; Back Row: Coach R. Pfeiffer, J. Vecci, C. White, G. Maroun, T. Whelan, J. Shulman, P. McElroy, F. Northrup, M. Eisenstadt, C. Calarusso, M. Doubleday, J. Olson, B. Farrell, G. Doherty.

h1le a final 1 win, 7 loss record was disap pointing for the '86 football team, en couraging progress was made towards becom· ing competitive; in all but two cases, the White Mules were in the gamel Defensively, the team improved their point differential from 284 in 1985 to 149 this season. Significant in that effort were middle guard Joe Walton, end Andy Spirito, and linebackers Brad Lord and John Gale. While the offensive unit struggled overland, White Mule

passing accounted for 1,236 yards and five touchdowns. Quarterbacks Chip K1spert and Chris White led the aerial attack that had five receivers with over ten receptions each. Jamie Arsenault led all receivers with 19 receptions. followed by Joe Vecch1's 13; John McNinch, Alex Millman, and Vin Emery made 12 each The high points of the season were the victory over the University of Lowell (which snapped a twelve-game losing streak) and the team's effort against Amherst, rated # 1 in New England at that time, although Colby narrowly lost the game. An article appearing in the Waterville Morning Sentinel after the Amherst encounter succinctly described the Mules' development "The Colby College football team has rediscovered how_ to play football... fjav1ng asserted their competence this year, the Colby men look forward to next season, needing only to develop the confidence to expect victory

Front row: C. Bulger, E. Stamoulis, K. Czuchry, R. Blanchard, M. Brown, A. Ellard, K. Buckley: To row: Coach D. Pluck, E. Davis, L. Brown, J. Brown, E. LeRoy, K. Cuhlman, K. Marchetti, C. Knowles,. LaMarre, C. Bruzzese, L. Bontempi, Assistant Coach M. Fowler

Front Row: B. Connelly, S. Humphrey, E. Kinney, T. Evans, H. Greenman; Back Row: Coach P. Aboud, L. Haughs, K. Walker, L. Thornton, E. Borgeson; Unpictured: N. Hellman, J. Pattison

t row: M. Ayers, L. Muir, B. Asherman, B. Clendenen, B. Duncombe, B. Reed, C. Brown, P. Bowers, M. Balmaseda, C. McHugo; Back row: B. Garr, K. Plummer, A. land, A. Zajec, D. Beale, N. Menard, T. Wilde, P. Clendenen, Coach M. Serdjenian

ck row: Coach 0. Laliberty, N. Walker, K. Linde, M. Clymer, I. Kasaks, J. Moriarty, J. Holsten, S. ArmÂ ht, C. Cook, B. Schwartz, S. Bean, K. Malloy, C. White, Coach Osborne; Front row: L. Tomasetti, R. uchra, M. McTavish, T. Bishop, S. Beevers, C. Twigg, K. Sullivan, L. Shaver, M. MacDonald, C. Bell, C. na, K. Rossner

Front row: M. Pagnano, M. Misner, P. Thornton, H. Hagen, P. Mueller, T. Oakes; Middle row: Coach A. Lanzi, S. McDade; Back row: T. Fisher, D. Bailey, K. Barber, T. Yos, T. Shyka

J. Wescott, M. Hill, B. Derry, 0. Amundsen,

Front row: K. Boomer, A. Panzer, 0. Rebore, B. Kuller; Middle row: J. Vollweiler, M. Schwarze, J. Guild, L. Roberts, R. Graham; Back row: A. Shedd, J. Glesmann, L. Anderson, L. Schreck, 0. Beal, I. Ekstrom, S. RedÂ field, 0. Greene, Coach 0. Aitken

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Hildegard, Eric Betke, and Nicholas Mark

Barbara Barch

Stuart Babb, Robert Delahunt, Nicholas Niles and Eric Green

Katherine A. Wineapow

Chris Brena

Kelly Malloy

Becky Harrison

Peter Yale Ackerman

Susannah W. Crowell

Peter Bates Marshall

Mary Reineman

Elizabeth McKenna

Jennifer Erlandson

Kimberly Ryan

Elizabeth Gage Foster

Brian Low

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Peter B. Blau

Melissa Raffos and Dana Eaton

Aimee Good

Ned Case

Patricia D'Agostino

Jeannie Morrison, Elizabeth Warren, Joy Pratt, Krissy Ralph, Sara Bengur, and Jane Nicols

John Glass and Bill Castelli

Michael Salvador, Peter McKinley, Brett Oakes, Ingrid Hoffman, Richard Bachus, and Charles Herrera

Donna M. Rago

Jeanne Guild

Stephanie Greenfield

Ted Pappadopoulos

J. D. Stephens

Matt Moran and Matt Murphy

Jeff Russell

Ed Michaud

Richard Hastings

Pam Blanchard 67

David Sullivan, Sven Dubie, and Peter Voss Sarah Browning Graves

Arthur E. Murton

G. Herrick Wales Ill

Brenda Gilman

Karen Welling

K wasi Abankwah

Robin Blanchard

Alicia Ellard

Vincent Quirk

Jennifer Milburn Karen L. O'Neil

Alan Florian

Tammy Wolfe

Susan Whittum

Christopher Watt

Lindsay Wells Carroll

Birgit Uehling

Elaine Segal Maria L. Gonzalez

Glen Cummings

Keith Jones and Linda Marotto

Andrew C. Herdeg

Frederick C. Horwood

Marcus Ratliff 77

Bill McCrillis

Joe Simpson

Darin Jewell

Sherry Ann Kokinos 78

Jonathon Slate

Heather C. Anderson

Peter Nelson Bowers and Phillippa Kay Carter

Michael W. Ashley

Angela Piscitello

Sarah Elizabeth Redfield

Jean Elise Kroeck

Laurie Haley 81

Ben Diebold

Bill Clendenen and Bill Duncombe

Karen Buckley 82

Daryl Angney

Jsa Schreck and Rachel Graham

Hans Hagen

Phil Thornton

Eric Zolov

Mat Lebowitz

Deborah Gassner 84

Susan Kaplan

Branner Stewart

Will Holmes

Shannon MacDonald and Brad Fay 85

Lisa Moncevicz

Lauren Ann Sheridan

Kris Davidson

Paula M. Williams

Priscilla Jane Phinney

Jeffrey DiSandro Jeff Bednarz

Josh Shapiro Marghie Schoolfield

Karen Glahn

Pamela Farley Marianne Palmer

Jennifer A. Rubin

Hannah Howland

Stacy Anne Mathews

Elizabeth A. Kotler

Susan Cullaty

Loris Eminente

Dorcas Rebecca Sears

Elaine De Berardine

Katharine V. R. Webster

James A. Feeley Ill

Ellen Galambos 92

Jeffrey A. Wheeler

Gretchen Weiser Dave Dugan

Vin Emery

Wendy A. Barrows

Jean Dunphy

Patricia J. Rush

Teri Scally

Doris Kazanzides

Judith A. Fishel

Dorisann Weber

John Nadwairski

Steve Runge

Erin Borgeson and Ingrid Ekstrom

Stephan Brueckner

Karen Lawes

Althea M. Lathrop

Lou Profenno and Andrew Jeske

Lisa Foley, Suzanne Plansky, and Jackie Mullen

Janet Dean 99

Edith M. McGill

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Douglas W. Chilson

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David Elliot Philbrick

Elaine Cynthia Mullen

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Sharon R. Ducey

Alison Como

Holly James and Sue Bliss

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Cheryl A. Cole

Mary M. Griffith

Carol Hani Edie Bernhard and Sheri Reynold

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Web Fletcher

John W. Book is 105

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Connie Gallagher

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David McKay

Richard E. Strock

Marie Chadeayne, Sue Gray, Debbie Dunn, Noriko Miyakoda and Katie Kelly 107

Alex Y. Wu

Steve Sanborn 108

Irene Izquierdo

John Black, Danno Christie, Christopher Devine, and Dave Wolfson

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Kris Kelley

Carol Ann Kenerson 110

Laura Brown

Marianne MacDonald

Jennifer Shackett 111

Arthur Nagle

Deborah R. Fillman

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James R. Kaufman

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Ellen MacDonald

Andrew I. Rudman

Bruce A. Dalbeck

Kathy Philips, Karen Schneck, Jill Paradis

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Colleen Balch

Hannah Howland Richard Sanderson White Jr.

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i(elley Powers

Kristin Richwagen and Choe-lit

Andy Palmer

George Padula, Dan Hurley 117

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Roma Vasa

Mitch Cook

Emily Scott

Dail Zimmerman

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Buffy Connor

Jennifer Cole 122

Martha T. McTavish

Lisa Bothwick

Karen Czuchry

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Art Nagle, Tim Bonang, Bill Maher, Scott Hunter, Tim O'Donnell, Chris Vickers, Chris Powell

Matt Gove

Heather Cameron

Liz Daly, Kathy Gates, Marianne Campbell, Karen Casey, Mary McNear,

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Stephanie LeMieux, Christine Palmer

Tom Hubbard

Mary M. McCarty

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Beth Healy

Rick Huntress

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George A. Hull

Marybeth Hipson, Buffy Connor, Dora Delarosa

Tina Zabriskie

John DonneUy

Nell Draper

Stefan Wennik 127

Andy Hoag

Paul Gallant and friend 1 28

Cindy Matrazzo

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Heide Schmaltz and Sue Costello

Elizabeth Applegate 130

Keith O'Leary

Allyson Goodwin

Marco Loretto, Tris Korten, Adam Ernster, Rich Strock, Lawrence Pierson

Helen Muir 131

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Dear class members of 1987, I have always felt like a part of this class because your first year was my first year with the Colby Post Office. We en joyed two years at Roberts Union and then made the move to our present loca tion in the Student Center. Many pieces of mail - important, and not so impor tant - have passed through this office. Checking your mailbox is a "highlight" of the day. Happiness is a full mailbox without bills. As you leave the protective "arms" of Colby, take a bit of Maine with you wherever you go. Remember the members of the supportive staff who have been your Colby family throughout these years. People who picked up after you, kept your grounds neat, ke your walks shoveled, kept your telephone lines in repair, fed you, typed your exams, advised you, kept your mail o the move, and all of the rest who are a part of this community. Try to always look on the positive side of things and if you become discouraged at times think back on the bu blegum and fireball encouragement from your personal post office. Smile even when you don't feel like it, and try to make your part of the world just a little bit brighter and better.

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Ah! One last chance to carry on, pontificating in the grand old style with a more or less captive au dience. (Turning the page is, of course, easier than walking out on a lecture in progress but at least you're not going to toss The Oracle away just because I've been given a page. Probably.) Don't think I'm not grateful: I am. Academics love an audience. There's more. What I'm really grateful for is the wonderful education you've given me these last four years, the best I've had. We came to Colby together, you and I, in the fall of 1983. You may have been fresh out of high school and so as omniscient as only a seventeen-year-old can be, but I was joining the faculty fresh from graduate school, still wet behind my Ph.D. and confident in my new-found status as a Certified Philosopher. Now it takes a certain amount of hubris to call onself a philosopher, but I was equal to the task. The result, I suppose, should have been predictable: I was thrown immediately and without mercy into a classroom full of philosophy majors, every one of them with the one goal in life of trying to expose me as unprepared for class. My first semester here cannot be measured in terms of success; it can only be measured by my survival. I suppose that challenges are what first semesters are all about. I'm reminded of my first semester at Colby my first time through - as a student, twelve years ealier. I met the challenges of residential life at college very well that semester; I met the challenges of academic life at college very well the next semester. I do learn; it just takes me some time. Perhaps that is why I think 1 was able to learn more from you in the last four years than I did from the faculty when I was a student - the lessons from a dozen years ago might just now be taking root. Or it might be that you're the better teachers. Then again, I also learned more from the faculty, my colleagues now, than I ever did from the faculty, my teachers then. There's probably a moral or two to be found here, if anyone cares to look. Can we take this to mean that leaving college makes one wiser? Generalize not hastily! Avoid the dread ed post hoc ergo propter hoc! All that my own history suggests is that you will never really leave the Col by community completely. Anyway, now that the dreary business of educating Colby's faculty can be put behind you, more atten tion can be devoted to the ever so much more rewarding project of furthering your education. That, after all, was the point of it all. Remember how you were warned against letting school get in the way of your �ucation? Well, you seem to have had your share of success there. But that was easy. Now comes the hard part: not letting a career get in the way of an education. I got lucky - I had your help.

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Colby College Recipe: Select: 479 strangers. Remove: parents, childhood friends, siblings, home, familiar surroundings. Place on the edge of pan: filled with an array of offerings. Give a slight nudge: and watch to see that all are fully im mersed. Add: the opportunity to learn and grow. Shake in: a sprinkling of natural beauty. Stir in: a soupcan of skilled and dedicated professors. Simmer: carefully for four years. The end product is your class of 1987, a collection of wonderful individuals who have shared a fabulous adventure together and who will remember with great fondness their years here. I use the word adventure because I believe that you all entered Colby four years ago with a sense of apprehension mingled with wonder and excitement. You challenged yourselves in many ways and have achieved any number of milestones during your time here. The recipe above was paraphrased from a piece written by Mr. Derek Pritchard, Direc tor of the Minnesota Outward Bound Program in his attempt to describe the impact of an Outward Bound experience. In your own ways, you have encountered that same type of experience here by stretching yourselves physically and men tally. You deserve to be most proud of your achievements.

Each of you in your own way has had an effect on Colby which will be felt for years to come. Accomplishments range from R.B. Klinkenberg's efforts to convert skiing from a club sport to varsity status to Kathy Phillips winning of a Watson Fellowship. There are just so many of you to name that I hesitate to begin a litany, but this is my one chance to recognize many of you - some by name and others anonymously. I know that many of you have experienced some personal tragedy or revelation during your years here, whether it was the loss of a close friend, the break-up of a family, the discovery of an illness, the realization of one's sexual identity or the embracing of another in pain. There are many valiant souls among you and I take great pride in knowing you and in · observing the dignity and courage you have displayed. On the acknowledgement side of the ledger - I'd like to thank the Senior class officers for their hard work and perseverance in arranging Senior week and related activities. Special thanks to Dan Webster, Tim Bonang and Colleen Balch, who served as the first Commons Presidents ...to Glenn Cummings for teaching me to ice skate ... to Greg Dumark for a wonderful skit on Commons governance presented at the Gin Pup Show ...to the many athletes - like Bill Duncombe, Jeanne Guild, Pam Hoyt, Vin Paolucci and Chris Vickers - who graced our fields and won our hearts through their performances ...to Philippa Carter for her indefatigable enthusiasm in planning social events ...to Peter McKinley for his work with the Outing Club ...to Paul Johnston for his service on the Judicial Board ...to Alex Wu for his contributions to all of Colby and in particular to international students ...and to Scott Bates for his efforts in

volunteerism. As you leaf through the pages of this book, the faces and smiles will bring you back to your time here and to some powerful memories.I urge you to savor those thoughts and feelings and to return for Homecoming and Alumni Weekends to continue the sharing process you've begun with these now familiar "strangers."

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Message to the Oracle Dear Members of the Class of 1987: I trust that each of you is doing your individual part to make true my Baccalaureate prophecy that you would, by fall, find jobs, be traveling happily in this country or abroad, or be enrolled in graduate school. I hope, also, that you have a book with you and have made the suggested trip to your local public library. But most of all, I hope you currently look back on your time at Colby as the best four years of your lives - but that you will never, again, feel that way. College years are an essential warm-up for the high advenÂ ture, personal challenge, and self-fulfillment which should lie ahead. Subsequent four year intervals should be even more exciting and satisfying. Finally, I hope you become involved in social and political issues in your new location and will remember the words of Elie Wiesel which I read to you on the Saturday of your Commencement Weekend: "We must always take sides. Neutrality helps the oppressor, never the victim. Silence encourages the tormentor, never the tormented.'' Please keep in to uch. We always enjoy hearing from you. _ Cordially, William R. Cotter President

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Career Services: Jim Mcintyre, Penny Spear, Nancy Wanderer Mackenzie, Linda Cotter; (unpictured) Wendy Lapham

English: (standing) Eileen Curran, Deborah McDowell, Patricia Onion, Ira Sadoff, Phyllis Mannocchi, Edwin Kenney, Dianne Sadoff Charles Bassett, John Sweney, Garry Leonard, Colin Mackay, Aklilu Gebrewold; (seated) Peter Harris, Linda Tatelbaum, John Mizner, David Mills; (unpictured) Mark Benbow, Patrick Brancaccio, Robert Farnsworth, Natalie Harris, Susan Kenney, Howard Koonce, Je Sanborn, Don Snyder 1 40

hemistry: Wayne Smith, R. Daniel Libby, Thomas Shattuck, Jean Mcintyre, Gary Mabbott, Jason Kittler

(front row) Henry Holland, Suellen Diaconoff, Ann Mabbott, Margrit Lichterfeld, (back row) Vivian Pyle, Peter Nutting, Jorge Olivares, Marcia Tardito, Dace Weiss,

em Foreign Languages: riscilla Doel, Guy Filosof;

nthony Anemone, Jean Bundy, Tamae Prindle, Barbara Nelson, Francisco Cauz, Arthur Greenspan, David ďż˝eenan; (unpictured) Jane Moss, Jonathon Weiss

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Physics: Murray Campbell, Alice Ridky, Steven Shapiro, John Dudley, Ross Reynolds, Roger Metz

Music: Linda Fujie, Dorothy Reuman, Carl Dimow, 142

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"story: (front row) Patricia Kick, Joy Scime, Leonard Reich, Robert Weisbrot;

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Geology: Keith Brugger, Bruce Rueger, Harold Pestana, Don Allen, Alice Ridky,

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Randy Nelson, Leonard Reich

Pbllo90pby: Christopher Shields, Robert Reuman, Yeager Hudson, Daniel Cohen, James Anderson, Nikky-Guninder Singh

lology: (front row) R . Terry, Thomas Easton, Miriam Bennett, Russell Cole, David Firmage; Christensen, Bruce Fowles, Arthur Champlin, Elizabeth Champlin, Jay Labov, Frank Fekete

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Admissions Office: (front row) Judith Brody, Jane Dornish, Barbara Sweney, Gretchen Bean, Thomas Kopp; (back row) Parker Beverage, lta Lindquist, Darryl Scott, Ronald Whittle

Senior Staff: (front row) Douglas Archibald, Janice Seitzinger, Stanley Nicholson; (back row) Calvin Mackenzie, William Cotter. Parker Beverage

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Deans' Office: (front row) John Farkas, Janice Seitzinger, Libby Todrank, Joyce McPhetres Maisel; (back row) Paul Johnston, Laurie Brown, Peter Chenevert, Susan Riley, Mark Serdjenian, Edward Blackwell

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ioach G. Delorenzo, M.Costin, M.Feidelseit, C.DeAngelis, S. Whittum, D.Adams, B.Gilman, L.Collett, H.lrving, .Chiarello, E.Langford, N.Pare, C.Beach, Manager Heidi Senkler; Kneeling: Co-captains $.Hardy, P.Hoyt; missÂ g: J.Lally

Back Row: T.Evans, C.Johansson, J.Pierce, H.Muir, A.Lausier, E.Kinney, L.Thornton, S.Humphrey; Front Row: J.Pattison, K.Hock, B.Clark, S.Hayne, P.Higgins, E.Eysenbach, Coach P. Aboud; Missing: D.Feitler, L.Kerney, A.Murray, N.Walker

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'front row) E. Alberich, A. Zajec, J. Hutchins, E. Hanson; (middle row) K. Sullivan, K. <foury, S. Mitchell, I. Kasaks, L. Beliveau, S. Berger, G. Lauman, A. Shedd, S. Schumann; 'back row) N. Niles, M.Taber, R.B. Klinkenberg, 8. Ralph, 8. Gallagher, B. Lian, S. Bates, ). Darby, B. Morgan, J. Selkowitz, T. Amundsen, Coach J. Meserve

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1ront row) C. Nyhan, P. Cawley, J. McCarthy, B. Burns, J. Doehr, V. Paolucci, R. Angeli, J. Bisson, J. Reduto, J.B. O'Donut; (middle ow) Head Coach M. Goulet, M. Venezia, N. Menard, B. Murphy, C. Hurley, P. Clendenen, J. Guerrejro, B. Lewis, Q. Moyer, M. Elders, ï¿½. Stetson, D. Loser, V. Martinec; (back row) Statistician K. Lawes, M. Smith, C. Riopel, T. Powers, S. Rickards, M. Duchette, S. ecteau, M. Grant, Video Coordinator S. Ellison

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(front row) P.T. Roberts, K. Welling, P. Alexander, L. Basbanes, T. Mead, J. Craig, S. Rocknak, A. MacWalte (back row) Coach A. Feiffer, T. Scaturro, M. Mead, M. Zimmer, T. Bishop, L. Barron, J. Holsten, A. Webster, Girvin, L. Shactman, K. Keller, S. Madden, S. Lee

(front row) L Roberts, L. Couture, A. Trend, A. Burger, T. Morrow, B. Kuller, M. Trend, J. Vollweiler, (back row) Bud, G. Schwarze, D. Beal, M. Brockway, K. Killmer, L. Hathaway, J. Margolis, K. Appleton, K. Boomer, J. Guild, Coach D. Aitken

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front row) A. Forrest, C. Baker, K. Powers, L. Finkelman, L. Koptf, S. Costello, A. Farmer, P. Sekulow, K. Busick; (second ow) M. Thomson, W. Naysnerski, D. Hall, C. Powers, M. Vallis, W. Busineau, I. Gallogly, P. Voss; (third row) D. Russell, J. "'oldman, C. Van Horne, J. Arney, P. Marshall, J. Ray, J. Smith, P. Beach; (fourth row) T. Hagerty, R. Young, L. Tranchin, A. rookes; (back row) T. Sherry, P. Neidich, T. Johnson, D. Belkin, Coach R. MacDonald, L. Troeger, Assistant Coach D. odges; (missing) R. Bernstein, S. Carbone, C. Gilman, C. Lockwood, K. Lynch, J. Massengill, M. Robbins, R. Barr, L. ColÂ Âˇns, P . Hesterberg, C. Rog, J. Ulick 173

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front row) S. Jones, J. Robbins, P. Deutch, G. Cunningham,

J. DeRahm, A. Herdeg, M. Gove, A. Palmer, B. Clapp, W. Holmes, M. oretto, B. Claytor, J. Bisson, J. Konz, S. Coan, A. Blankfein; (back row) Coach K. Naughton, A. Agers, A. Erdmann, C. Patterson, C. 'mith, J. Koch, C. Ostergard, D. Simmons, S. Remington, K. Plummer, C. McCormick, L. Scoville, J. Tracey, D. Stern, Coach Pfieffer 191

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(front row) Coach G. Delorenzo, M. Hancock, N. Hugo, M. Burr, D. Batchelder, T. ďż˝owers, D. Calandrella, T. Griffin C. White, M. Kelley, J. Shulman, J. Arsenault, Assitant coach S. Laughinghouse; (back row) S. Murray, M. Stetson, Erkstrom, co-captain K. O'Learey, co-captain J. Kaufman. S. Rand, J. Olsen, D. Kispert 194

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front row) M. Demian, 0. Timpson, M. Archibald, M. Ashley, E. Albano, S. Sapolsky (back row) J. Earl, P. Davis, ; Jones, P. Hanssen

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"give me ... pensive! Can you say Alumni Giving?" Okay, before I formally begin - from our home office in Augusta, Maine, here are the top ten reasons why students skip classes at Colby College. Number ten - Nagging fear that the pro fessor would call on me for my opinion. Number nine - I'm taking the course Pass/Fail, so I don't need to attend the classes. Number eight - Got lost and became frighteningly disoriented in the multi dimensional Student Center. Number seven - Afraid that that big kid would try to steal my lunch money again. Number six - Thought that the class was cancelled due to lack of interest and the pro fessor's desire to do research. (Joke, folks) Number five - Protesting student apathy through sleep. Number four - Was there class today? Number three - Hey, I'm a Senior. Number two - Girlfriend/Boyfriend and I were up late reading. And the number one reason that Colby students skip classes is: Hey, I'm paying for this and I just didn't feel like going. Mr. and Mrs. Cotter, honored guests, distinguished faculty, Board of Trustees, administrators, workers, and affiliates, exceedingly pa tient parents, relatives, and supporters, Howie, Colby graduating class of 1987. First, I would like to thank you for the great privilege and unique pleasure of delivering this speech to you on this emotion-packed occasion. There is, I believe, a dangerous tendency to "get serious" when we leave college, as if the last remnants of youth are to be left behind with our inordinately messy bathrooms and our loathesome college pranks. We want jobs, and money, and envision some eventual and nauseatingly attractive family which is, of course, well provided for: and, in the process, we seem to leave behind the thing that we have always treasured most - our childhood. Now that we are taking what seems to be ome formal step into a more educated adulthood, I ask that no one lose the ability to laugh in the face of utter failure. I believe that I have had at least one major flop, every day of my life since birth. At times, including this one, existence was a living, breathing hell. When I was in the seventh and eighth grades, I was overweight, acne-ridden, wore braces, and had just moved to a new neighborhood. I was a ridiculed man in almost every respect. It was a jungle, and I was a three toed sloth with ex cessive metal and accumulated gunk on my teeth. But I learned, as we all can learn from the most ridiculous mistake, that I should never take myself too seriously (and not just because nobody else did). One of the toughest thing·, about a new life is developing self-confidence. Always realize, regardless of the situation in which you find yourself, that everybody is insecure, and that confidence and self-esteem come mainly from within. Treat every new challenge as a special phase in your life, just as Colby was, and appreciate those failures, as well as the persistently sought achievements, because you can learn just as much from either. When I first came to Colby, I called home, actually crying that I would never again have friends. (Hey, I'm a sensitive guy. College has taught me not to be embarrassed about admitting such emotions). Course, it turns out that my instincts were correct. I never did have friends. But that's not the point, here. Don't bemoan, laugh with yourself, and bask in your God given idiocy. It's truly a special gift. For you survivalists out there, when you're irreversably insecure for a period, just fake it.Most people are so concerned with their own image, they'll never notice the difference. Colby is not a utopia, but it did offer us a stimulating environment in which we developed a greater understanding of intolerance and the need for societal equality. We are an elite crowd, in this respect, and I believe that it is incumbent upon us to carry this message and "spread the good word." (Can you say hallelujah? I know I you can.) Much progression has taken place, but equality is, as we all know, aeons away. I ask that we always put ourselves in the place of the persecuted minority, or, in the case of women, persecuted majority, and try to genuinely understand why people are so angry when they are judged for their color, religion, gender, or sexual preference. W shouldn't react defensively to their frustration; we should sift their words, and try to understand it. Allow people their individua freedom; fight for it with them. It is painfully easy to be comfortable, and thus apathetic. Imagine yourself being referred to in some per jorative manner, without having said a word; pretend that it is you who fears ridicule, for no justifiable reason, other than that other refuse to admit that you're an equivalent person. Defend them as if they were family - because, in a sense, they are. We must try not t merely appreciate the fact that diversity exists we must thrive on it. And can you believe that we actually played Amoeba with Playfair during freshman orientation? ... And how did we ever manage to coerce these uniquely compassionate, albeit oddly dressed professors, into accepting papers which were one month late, and six pages short of the ten required, without the use of artificial stimulants? ... And do our parents know that the campus is almost completely; refurbished just before each visit? ... And why am I still talking when I could be snoozing down there with you guys? Thank you parents. Thank you friends. Thank you, oh merciful professors. Thank you Colby, for broadening us, and allowing us to meet some of the greatest people of our lives. And thank you, Class of 1987.

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