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To the Class of '89: You were the largest graduating class in Colby's history and although quantity does not always indicate quality, in your case it clearly did. I hope you take pride in the changes you have helped make possible while you were at Colby. You revised the Commons governance system, which resulted in the larg est participation in student elections in memory; reasserted the values of free speech and free choice during the CIA debate; encouraged the College to divest completely its South African share holdings; and led vigorous and productive discussions this last spring on ways to strengthen racial understanding and to confront issues of gender dis crimination. Of course, we have not solved all these problems. Indeed the challenge to obtain a more diverse student body, fac ulty and staff will be with us for years and we must always remain vigilant in defense of freedom of expression be cause there are so frequently those on both the left and the right who would like us to curtail speech in order to promote some perceived higher goal. As alumni, you will need to continue to be constructive critics of the College but I hope also, supporters of those aspects which you find positive and important. Also, please help us identify those special young men and women in your new communities, particularly members of minority groups, who ought to populate our student body in the 1990s. Finally, don't forget my Baccalaureate advice: Take chances and don't ever settle into a rut; join the public library; take a good book with you when you travel; and keep in touch.

Cordially,·

William R. Cotter President

FACULTY

Wiffi.am R. Cotter

To the Class of 1989:

Tony Corrado

When told that she must travel to the Emerald City to visit the wonderful Wizard of Oz, Dorothy wondered how she should begin. Glinda, the Good Witch of the North, offered a sound bit of advice: "It's always best to start at the beginning." Most of you arrived at Colby in September 1985, preparing to embark on a four year journey. If your per ceptions were similar to mine when I entered col lege, four years seemed like a very long time. Al most forever. I arrived at Colby in February (unfortunately I did not spend the fall in Mexico or France) as a one semester replacement in the Gov ernment Department, looking forward to four months of teaching. Four months seemed like a very short time. Now you are leaving and I am staying. I do so in large part because of the help you have given me. Your challenges, interests, and concerns have taught me much about myself and my profession. For this I will always be grateful. Like the Wizard of Oz, I have no magic words. And I am not about to send you in search of a broomstick. But you might consider some of the wisdom of the advertising wizards of Madison Av enue as you embark on your next journey. Be All You Can Be: Continue to develop your selves in every possible way. Pursue new expe riences and continue to learn from old ones. Learn to enjoy the fullness of life and keep yourselves open to new possibilities. Just Do It: Too often we sit around and discuss what we would like to do "someday" or consider ideas and never pursue them. Whether an am bitious plan or simple pleasure, make the com mitment to carry it out. Time has a way of passing quickly. Feel the Heartbeat of America: We live in a large and diverse nation. Our geography, people, lifes tyles, and culture are remarkably different from one area of the country to another. Take the time to recognize this in your travels. Learn to appreciate these differences so that you might better under stand what we have in common. Remember that your college years are not an isolated period of time. Keep in touch with your classmates and instructors so as to build on what you have begun. After all, since we have shared the last four years together, there is now a little Kansas in all of us.

FACULTY

T<;> bE7 a�ked to �te c;x dedication to a graduating class is an mvitation that is sunultaneously honorific and fright ening. It is honorific in that it suggests some members of the �lass were willill:g to have me address them; it is frightening msofar as what IS there left to say, what can be said that is paramount enough to occupy a place in your yearbook? Over the years I have casually kept track of the number of graduating seniors who have shared a class with me. On the average, it is about one third of the class. In the last half dozen or so years this percentage is less. Observing you in my classes, it is hard for me to believe that anything we've shared, that anything I've said can in even the slightest way be of significance to you in future years; when you're out there in the real world. To me, Colby is my real world. While it is my real world, it is not yours, ergo the task of bidding you farewell and writing some gems of wisdom to take with you into that real world is truly frightening and perhaps even futile. With all due respect, I can think of no better words of wisdom and guidance than words already formulated. I do not think I could write anything tha! will serve you so well and do justice to the import of your mvitation to me. Thus, I offer to you the admonitions contained in a little statement entitled Desiderata . In all sincerity and humility, I deem this the best and the most honestly caring advice one human being can offer to another. So then, as my paean to you, the class of '89, I offer you the following copy of the Desiderata with the hope that some day you will sit quietly and reflect on the majesty of what it conveys. Desiderata Go placidly amid the noise & haste, & remember what peace there may be in silence. As far as possible without surrender be on good terms with all persons. Speak your truth quietly & clearly; and listen to others, even the dull & ignorant; they too have their story. Avoid loud & ag gressive persons, they are vexations to the spirit. If you compare yourseH with others, you may become vain & bitter; for always there will be greater & lesser persons than yourseH. Enjoy your achievements as well as your plans. Keep interested in your own career, however hum ble; it is a real possession in the changing fortunes of time. Exercise caution in your business affairs,· for the world is full of trickery. But let this not blind you to what virtue there is; many persons strive for high ideals; and everywhere life is full of heroism. Be yourseH. Especially, do not feign affection. Neither be cynical about love; for in the face of all aridity & disenchantment it is perennial as the grass. Take kindly the counsel of the years, gracefully surren dering the things of youth. Nurture strength of spirit to shield you from sudden misfortune. But do not distress yourseH with imaginings. Many fears are born of fatigue & loneliness. Beyond a wholesome discipline, be gentle with yourseH. You are a child of the universe, no less than the trees & the stars; you have a right to be here. And whether or not it is clear to you, no doubt the universe is unfolding as it should. Therefore be at peace with God, whatever you conceive Him to be. And whatever your labors & as pirations, in the noisy confusion of life keep peace with your soul. With all its sham, drudgery & broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be cheerful. Strive to be happy.

FACULTY

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Having provided you with the above, I think that ad ditional remarks would be redundant and lessen the im pact of what I am attempting to share with you. This is my final year at Colby as a full time faculty member. Therefore we share in common the termination of a college career. From one whose termination is the end of a career to all of you whose termination is but the start of a career may I offer you sincerest and warmest wishes for fulfillment, whatever your chosen endeavors may be. One last word of advice. As you engage that exciting, problematic and pulsating world of the rest of your life, remember what Colby has given you. Be wise and be critical. Above all be temperate. In the words of Gibran; "Do not tell me you have found the truth, tell me you have found a truth." Good luck and best wishes to each and every one of the members of the Class of '891

Since the class of 1989 entered in the fall of 1985, a Student Center rs been built; Mary Low Commons has been renovated; a Nautilis om has been added to the field house; and, computers have •come the norm. Your class has experienced the addition of the >lunteer Center, a reduction in classload, the growth of the Colby 5exual. Lesbian, and Gay Community, and the purchase of the �ctron microscope.

And your class has struggled through the CIA discussions, issues race on a predominantly white campus, lack of multiculturalism in 1ur "outside of the classroom experiences," the building of the >mmons System, the issue of the growth of underground fraternities nd subsequent dissolution of two of the grous); and, the homeless . the streets of Waterville, Maine - yes, even here in Waterville. >U too have struggled with the issues that define the world outside Colby: a growing world-wide economic crisis; the dilemma of .clear power and waste; a n ecological threat that is so great that it beyond comprehension; a famished third world, and, the threat of u on a planet that could easily destroy istelf with its arsenals. :my of these issues will be a part of the world that you face as you :xve Colby - it is o n that world, and your role within it, that I would e to focus.

What choices will you make as you leave Colby? Will you continue . in school. choose a significant other with whom to live, travel, end a year or two volunteering, and/or get a job? The choice of the xt step in your life is important - a choice that many of you are ::using on with excitement and fear. It is a significant choice, one uch will shape your next choices in life.

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However, it is not the most important of the choices you will make as you begin to live your life away from Colby. The far more important question is how you will live your life. Will you commit yourself to the betterment of society? Will you be involved in ecological issues that face our planet? Will you give of your time and energy to those less fortunate than you? If you have children, will you commit the time nec essary to raising them in this world in which professional life takes its toll on many a family? Will you remember the time that you were down when you have the chance to assist another significantly? Will you follow your conscience even when no one is looking? Will you define in your life the need to search for truth, despite the fact that it is not always pretty (and do so with humility and understanding for those who have made mistakes, and are trying to change)? Will you come to understand that to judge others without caring and self-reflection is merely a way to raise yourself up artificially in others' pain and misforutne? Can you be humble in suc cess or optimistic in failure? The way in which you face the life ahead of you, and the actions that you take will constitute your "gesture" to the world. Nadine Gordimer, in her new book The Essential Gesture relates her hope for the world in an individuals' "courage-in-spite-of." Gordimer writes that she and others who possess a skill with words have a responsibility despite possible censorship and jail - to write of the in justices that they witness. Like writers, you who are blessed with an education like that which Colby provides, have a responsibility to do more than remain passive throughout your lives - a passivity, in and of itself, defines a "gesture" to the world. In our world, education provides a freedom, and a responsibility. Because of your years and quality of education, your life will be filled with both opportunity and decision. Opportunity to impact, decisions that force you to evaluate your ethical behavior and actions repeatedly. You will make mistakes. But, you must recover because it is you and those like you who will be involved in the changes that will bring us to the next decade and shape the world that many generations will experience. The 90's present a very significant opportunity for our world to evaluate the past century and plan for the next. It is a time when forgiveness is given for mistakes of the past, for there is the understanding that without the chance for forgiveness, corrections and new goals are unattainable. In this decade of the 90's, you must open your thoughts to new possibilities. Broadened thinking - that which is in clusive rather than exclusive - is necessary to advance our society and the various cultures of the world. For too long we have attempted to define out, rather than define in, people, nations, thoughts, and actions, of those who are different. As we all share one planet, and many natural resources, we must learn to find understanding in and compassion for all that is different. I am not asking you to put aside your liberal or conservative preference, but rather to understand that the problems that face our nations cannot be solved through the strict interpretation of any one political or religious thought - just as no one human problem can be solved through proscribed methods that do not allow for differences. Your challenge is not a small one. You will often be confronted with dilemmas which reach to your very soul, to the very essence of your existence. These dilemmas are oftentimes found in situations in which values of seemingly equal importance conflict. The dilemmas may help you to understand that you must speak out when it is not easy, to take a stand which may seem disloyal, and to persist, in the face of adversity, with integrity and compassion Gordimer's "courage-in-spite-of." Who prepared us for these dilemmas? Who, or what, will be our conscience?

As you live your life, I hope that you will continue to grow towards the understanding of others' hopes, dreams, and needs, while examining and defining those that are im portant to you. I pray that your "gesture" in the world will be one which brings this world forward to a more peaceful existence.

Modern Fore19n Lat19lUl!JeS J. Moss, T. Kinoshita, M. Suzaki, M. Lichterfeld, H. Kueter, C. Cook, A. Mabbott, S. Witkin, S. McCarthy, T. Prindle, D. Mayberry, E. Bowen, J. Bundy, J. Coca, P. Doel, M. Bailey, B. Nowland

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L. Hoopes, E. Yete D. Zohner

Education P. Ramsey, M. Mavrinac

FACULTY

Pliysics

J. Flemming, T. Pickering, R. Kollgaard, R. Reynolds, A. Ridky, R. Metz, I. Dudley

Career Services J. Mcintyre, P. Hopperstead, P. Spear, L. Cotter, C. Ashton

Ge0Co9y B. Rueger, W. Doll, R. Nelson, A. Ridky, H. Pestana, D. Alle n

FACULTY

SocioCo9y H. Prins, J. Rosenthal, T. Morrione, S. Rose, S. Falgout. H. Danesh, C. Gilkes

Chemistry

T. Shattuck, C. Libby, G. Mabbott, D. Libby, J. Mcintyre, D. Bourgaize, W. Smith

Administrative Science

Y. Knight, L. Hoopes, R. Nelson, A. Boyd, L. Reich

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Cfassics H. Walk.er, D. Koonce, A. Blasingham

Economics J. Hogendom, R. Nelson, P. Franco-Jones, H. Gemery, T. Teitenberg, J. Meehan, Y. Saadatmand, J. Santos, C. Reid, F. Mosely, D. Findlay

FACULTY

Dean of Student's Office J. Farkas, J. McPhetres-Maisel, P. Helm, T. Blake, J. Seitzenger, G. Toman, M. Serdjenian, L. Todrank, P. Johnston, M. Van Valkenburg, E. Blackwell

Admissions

D. Scott, N. Gebhardt, M. McGillivray, J. Rubin, B. Sweeney, J. Brody, N. Morrione, C. Nelson, R. Whittle, G. Bean, P. BevÂ erage

PhiCosophy

Re"9ion

R. Reurnan, Y. Hudson, D. Calhoun, N. Singh, D. Campbell, T. Longstaff 20

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Biofo9y M. Bennett, C. Gregery, B. Fowles, T. Christensen, F. Fekete, A. Champlin, R. Cole, J. Labov, D. Firrnage, E. Champlin

Mathematics B. Frech, C. Bassett, M. Bier, A. Boyd, K. Norton, K. Farrell, A. Ridky, H. Hayslett, Y. Wong, W. Berlinghoff, D. Small

Government R. Bowen, C. Shamim, S. Maisel, A. Corrado, P. Kick, C. Hauss, M. Caputi, G. Weissberg, A. Mavrinac

FACULTY

A. Gebrewold, E. Kenney, P. Onion, C. Bassett, R. M. Benbow, E. Curran, C. MacKay, I. Sadoff, D. Mills, H. Rand, J. Sanborn, P. Mannocchi, P. Harris, C. Bryant, N. Harris, E. Smith

Art

A. Meador, D. Lubin, S. Reed, L. Reilly, G. Werfel. S. Cohen, M. Marlais

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H. Koone, C. Haue, R. Sewell, J. Thurston, J. Wing, T. Wentzel. P. Judson 22

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Dateline Fall 1988

• Seoul Olympics - Greg Louganis wins seven gold medals. - Ben Johnson is disqualified for drug use. - Flashy Flo Jo sprints to gold in 200 meter.

• First successful space shuttle launch since Challenger disaster.

• Trapped whales are rescued from ice cap in Alaska.

• Bush/Quayle top Dukakis/Bentsen in Presidential election.

• Tracy Chapman debuts on the music charts.

• Mike Tyson and Robin Givens break up.

• Colby Financial Aid office has surplus of $20 1 , 000.00.

• Controversial Crossfire loses Stu-A funding.

•Colby Football team is CBB champs!

•Sesame Street marks its 20th season.

• Senator George Mitchell of Maine is named Senate majority leader.

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months.

•The Dodgers won the world series.

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(Front row) L. Bontempi, A. Cook, T. Folger, P. Higgins, A. Solomita, A. Lowell, S. Garrison; (Back row) L. Brown, J. Brown, E. LeRoy, E. Davis, A. Gillis, E. Frado, S. Clement, S. Porath. M. Rowell, E. Preston, N. Smith, E. Kelly, S. LaPrade, Coach D. Pluck

(Front row) B. Cooley, T. Whelan, C. White, C. Kispert, A. Ayers, D. Valeri, G. Prescott, P. Deutch, J. Phelps, F. Hod.soil; (Second row) D. Tequis, E. Northup, J. Gill, J. Gale, G. Lajeunesse. B. Farrell, J. Vecchi, J. Olson, T. Griffin, S. Chmielewski, G. Doherty; (Third row) E. Aulenback, C. Lahey, F. Toce. J. Bartlett. B. Kelleher, P. Perroni, T. VerHoeven, C. Brown, M. Eisenstadt, C. Whelan; (Fourth row) J. Hayes, P. Ginolfi, J. Marggraf, K. Whelan, B. Doherty, P. Baisley, A. Kagan. J. Chisholm, M. McManus, S. Stanwood, J. Gleeson; (Fifth row) R. Blumenthul, S. Earp, B. Quinn, J. Dionizio, T. Bosco, P. Sandblom, S. Vidic, D. Connolly, J. Burke; (Sixth row) C. Richards, W. Higgins, J. Brockelman, R. DeLello. G. Mahoney, C. DiGrande, M. Rogers, D. Sullivan, M. Regan; (Back row) Coaches M. Marston, D. McGee, S. Laughinghouse, K. Naughton, T. Austin, J. Arsenault, D. Papa, D. McCauley

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(Front ow) N. Mahon, Greene, C . B. Sawyer,

F. Paradise, C. Cooley, E. Minear, J. Vollweiler, V. Bryen, M. Schwarze, M. Flaherty, K. Boomer, K. Kennedy; (Back row) Coach D. Aitken, M. Small, P. Sheridan, H . Halleck, K. Killmer, S . Cummings, L . Eydenberg, C . Swaffar, P. Pomerleau, C. Bums, K. Button; (Missing) L. Twomey, K. Roth, G. Lauman

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(Front row) D. Johnston, D. Longcope, K. Brugger; (Back row) L. Wilkinson, P. Carney, S. Winkler, D. Greene, B. Fowles; (Missing) B. Levine, A. Ford, P. Hayden, J. Hartel

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That's what this team had C OMMITMENT!! that made it so strong. STRONG LEADER

SHIP!! The Varsity's record of 8-2 was the second best record in the team's history. TALENT!! This team had incredible depth, with eight players being involved with scoring goals. There were many season highlights: big wins over Plymouth, Bates, and Bowdoin; first time ever being ranked in New England; five shutouts in a row; and some of the best team play ever by a Colby field hockey team. New team records were set: senior goal-keeper broke the record of fewest goals allowed in a season with 7 a major accom plishment. Junior Jodie Brown tied the record for most interceptions/tackles by an offensive play er with 84. -

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T he fall of 1988 marked the resurgence of

Colby football as the White Mules, led by co-captains Andy Ayers and Dan Valeri, won the CBB Championship on their way to completing the best win-loss record this decade. A group of six very committed seni ors depart, leaving behind the most mean ingful gift to any program - the legacy of winning. As a team, Colby did not allow a touchdown in either of their CBB contests and finished tenth in the Final ECAC Di vision III poll. Three players were selected to the All-NESCAC team: Dan Valeri, Guy Prescott and junior Joe Vecchi.

SPORTS

C olby's male harriers enjoyed a successful

season as they placed second and fifth respectively in the NESCAC and New Eng land Division III Cross Country Champion ships. Richard Cook '90, received All NESCAC honors for his seventh place finish over the Hamilton College course and was selected to the All State team. Marc Gilbertson '91, also received All State honors for his fifth place finish in the state meet. Ken Barber and Rich Cook are co-captains elect for the 1989 sea son. and Rich Cook received Colby's 1988 most valuable harrier award.

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1e 1988 women's cross country season witnessed several 1istorical happenings. First. it was the largest team Colby ; ever had, with twenty-five women finishing the season. o, it is only the third year in Colby's history that women re qualified for the nationals and the first time that we re earned All American Honors. For both Jill Volleweiler i Karen Boomer, earning All American status was very dal. Overall, the women harriers won the CBB meet. ned third place at NESCAC's, fourth at states. fourth at A.C's, and second at the New England Division III ChamÂ nship by outscoring Bates by one point. All seven varsity ners ran a lifetime best time on any 5000 meter course at New England Division III Championship. "That was a at way to finish the season."

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established a new high in most wins with an 8-6 record. Team unity expressed itself in tight defense ( 19 goals against) and an appreciation of the team's poÂ tential. The emotional highlight was the victory over Bates ( 1-0), a first since 1983. Having won five games in the last two seasons combined. this year was a big step forward. Although it did not produce a tournament bid, it was most certainly a turn-around season for the program.

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co-captains Laura Thornton and Heidi Greenman, 1988 turned out to be a win ning season for the women's tennis team. Yogurt-covered pretzels, bitter cold weather, and music by Phil Collins all added up to a lot of fun. With the help of surprise superstar Margaret McCrud den, the team had a 7-4 record and be came the MAIAW tournament winners. Strong doubles play, exibited by the #l team of sophomores Twisty Gogolak and Maryann Hutchinson, and the #2 team of McCrudden and Thornton, helped Colby win several matches. Freshman McCrudden played steady singles in every match, and earned the title of Maine State Women's champion. She was selected MVP by her team mates for her accomplishments. Other awards were given to freshman Michele Tupesis (Most Improved), Heidi Green man (Most Inspirational), and sopho more Grace Liang (Unsung Hero).

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Dateline Winter 88-89 •

Pan Am flight 103 explodes over Lockerbie Scotland.

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Roy Orbison dies.

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Oliver North's trial begins.

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Gorbachev visits U.S. to meet with Reagan and Bush.

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Armenia is devastated by an earthquake.

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Soviets pull out of Afghanistan.

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"R a i n Movies M a n ," "Dangerous Liaisons" and "The Accidental Tourist" open in theaters.

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ToneLoc's "Wild Thing" rocks Colby Campus.

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Hirohito dies after 62 years as Emperor of Japan.

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Administration cracks down on Delta Upsilon and Zeta Psi un derground fraternities.

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Sean Penn and Madonna di vorce.

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Washington, DC is announced to be the murder capital of the United States.

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at incident Racial Colby /Husson game induces heightened awareness of rac ism.

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W o m e n ' s Ic e H o c k e y c o captain, Megan Patrick, has her number retired.

Winter

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Asst. Coach J. Arsenault, M. Feidleseit, M. Costin, S. Cummings, K. Derrington, D. Adams (captain), C. DeAngelis (captain), S. Roberts, A. Merritt, E. Cimino, M. Rowell, Coach G. DeLorenzo; Missing: J. Lally, D. Newton

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(Front row) J. Devine, K. Smith, J. Symonds, E. Gregg, D. C loutier, K. Wallace, J. Alfond, E. Sayewich, H. Hamilton; (Back row) J. Scaturro, G. Morrison, L. Preston, K. Keller, J. Plott, R. MacWalter, M. Patrick, J. Webster, K. Cowperthwait, S. Madden, T. Roberts, P. Biros, Coach R. Pfeiffer

SPORTS

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en's Basketball enjoyed a fine regular season (20-4) but lost a heart breaker in the ECAC playoffs to Williams. Individually, Matt Hancock was named first team AllÂ American in Division III and received many regional honors. Scott Jablonski served as coÂ captain and was nominated for an NCAA scholar athlete award.

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he Women's Basketball team finished the season with a record of 3-19. However, this record is not entirely indicative of the strong efforts put forth by the women. Colby was led by juniors Clare DeAngelis, Maeve Costin, Jen Lally and Debbie Adams with able support from sophomore Kim Derrington. Adams and DerÂ rington were the leading scorers (averaging 14 points per game) while DeAngelis chipped in with 8 points and an important floor game. The highlight of the year came on February 11 when the women hosted Husson College (23-1) in a televised effort before more than 2000 fans. In a hotly contested game, the Mules trailed by only two points with 30 seconds remaining before an unfortunate turnover led to a win by the Braves. However this near-miss against a nationally ranked team was a big night for Women's Basketball. During the season, Colby played nine of the top ten teams in New England in a schedule that included only two teams under .500 - a true test of character!

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piled an overall record of 15-9, finishing nineteenth overall in the nation. Led by Senior Captain Rob Schwandt, and Seniors Dave Longcope, Jeff Smith, and Ogden Timpson, Colby's Men's Squash Team was the recipient of the Jack Barnaby Trophy, awarded to the nation's Most Improved Team. The team defeated Bates and historically powerful Bowdoin on numerous occasions, had big wins over M.I.T., George Washington, and Army, and was competitive with some of the best teams in the nation. Although the team is losing its top four players, and this year's Most Improved Player Shaun Dakin, the top spots will be replaced by what was this year, the heart of the ladder. The key returning players will ensure that Colby Squash will remain strong for years to come.

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team was a strong unified group. Many of this season's ex citing matches remained unde cided until the final game. The team's strengths came from its veterans, two of whom were Lau ra Thornton and Jen Pierce, strong dedlc ed s eniors and also newcomers. Freshmen Mar ggret I and Meredith Johnson added to the depth of the team by playing # 1 and #2, respectively. The squash team finished out the season well by ranking seven teenth in the country, ahead of both Bates and Bowdoin.

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ed through another successful sea足 son this year, playing the best com足 petition in the Northeast. The team ended the season at 1 1- 12- 1 and ranked third in the ECAC Division III. Megan Patrick led the way and was named All-American for the second year. She scored 39 goals, led fifteen assists and was named the center on t h e A l l - A m e r i c a n t e a m . Ro b i n MacWalter and Jen Webster joined Megan as All New England selections to play in the All New England game at Harvard. Highlights of the season included winning the Colby Invita足 tional, beating Yale for the first victory over an Ivy League school in three years, and two exceptional games against the University of New Bruns足 wick t end year. Gelliy Wemen's hockey is a 6ne tradition moving on.

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that spread systematically through the team and the ab sence of seven individuals away for Jan-Plan, the 1989 Colby Women's Indoor Track and Field season marked an other successful season for the lady tracksters. It was high lighted by winning the first ever New England Division III Cahampionship and a seventh place finish at the largest ever ECAC Championship with 27 teams. In addition to team ac complishments and individual records breaking, the Colby squad saw sixteen team mem bers run, jump, or throw to personal best performances I uite creeompli hmenti -----..�----Congratulations on a fine sea

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Division I Championships hosted by Middlebury. Nordic skiers Arny Shedd '90, Hilary Greene '91, and Jennifer Greenleaf '92 all skied to make the all East Division II top ten. Some remarkable performances by captain Lisa Beliveau '89, Beth Kubik '90, and Sarah Haynes '92 were of note for the Alpine team. Ellyn Paine '91 was the pride of the team as she qualified for the Nationals. The men had a good season, making their move up the ranks of Division II. Individuals with strong performances for the Nordic team included Eric Hansen '89, Jefferson Goethals '92, Sean Skating '91 and Marc Gilbertson '91. who qualified to compete in the Division I championships. For the Alpine team, captain Don Darby '89 and Mark Radcliffe '91 qualified for the Division I championships. The team exemplified the importance of each individual. The hard work and enthusiasm put in by all resulted in both a season of great success and promise for another exceptional year.

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Tower's nomination is rejected by the Senate Armed Services Committee

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(Front row) T. Ekstrom, J. Dionizio, T. O'Connor, M. Rogers, S. Rand (captain), C. IGspert (captain), C. Taron, T. Reidy, B. Garvey, M. McRae; (Back row) Coach S. Laughinghouse, S. Whitworth, S. Marshall, J. Olson, D. Batchelder, J. Brockelman, J. Daileanes, C. Flint, J. Shulman, F. Toce, C. White, T. Powers, Coach G. Delorenzo, J. Reduto

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Colby College Men's Lacrosse team started the season with a suc cessful spring break trip to San Diego. Only one loss in California indicated that the team was off to a great start, but Colby's New England schedule was not going to be as easy. The Mules lost four of the first six games, and the playoff picture looked any thing but promising. However, the team worn its final three games against Bates, Babson and New Eng land Collge to get into the tourney to a rematch with undefeated Bowdoin. Even though the White Mules lost, Coach Pfeiffer stated that "it was a great year." The team finished the reg ular season at 1 0-5. Key players in cluded senior attackman Kevin Plum mer (a 1989 Division III All-American honorable mention who racked up 39 goals and 1 3 assists), sophomore at tacbnan P J Perroni (22 goals and a team-high 24 assists) and sophomore midfielder Eric Russman ( 1 7 goals and 22 assists). .

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Men's Baseball team compiled an 8- 1 5 record this season. The team played improved de fense over a year ago, had cred itable pitching and recorded sev eral big wins Senior co-captains Steve Rand and Chip Kispert had fine seasons and were instrumen tal in promoting a positive team attitude. Sophomore Todd O'Connor was the leading hitter, while sophomores Mike McRea, Brian Garvey and Steve Marshall each had two pitching wins The highlight of the year came early in the season at Florida's "Boardwalk and Baseball" as jun ior Jay Olson struck out fifteen Wil liams Ephmen en route to a 4- 1 complete game victory in which he gave up only two hits and the Mules played errorless behind him. The excitement of the Major League atmosphere at the park was definitely contagious a s Colby playe one o f its finest games in recent history. .

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wo new class records and an individual NESCAC champion highlighted the 1 989 spring Track and Field T season. Joe Tamburini improved upon the 2 1 year old record held by Michael Salvetti as he pushed the

freshman hammer throw record out to 1 37 '9.5". Senior Doug St. Lawrence improved upon Chris Balsley's 22 year old senior intermediate hurdle mark. Doug ran his personal best of 57 .44 in the last race of his Colby career at the N.E. Division III Championships to establish the new senior mark. Sophomore Dave Donnelly ran down the leaders in the 1 0, 000 meter run at the NESCAC championships to capture the event in 32:2 1 :59. Doug's leadership and athletic prowess will be greatly missed on Colby's 1 990 Track and Field team. Joe and Dave, however, have demonstrated the outstanding young talent that does exist on this year's team and the promise of exciting seasons to come in Track and Field at Colby.

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Box 268 Waterville Valley, NH 03223

Ayers, Andrew W.

Bell, Carolynn C.

8 1 1 5 Thoreau Drive Bethesda, MD 208 1 7

5328 W. Lake Nokomis Pkwy. Minneapolis, MN 554 1 7 p . 173 4 1 Tiffany Road Oyster Bay, NY 1 1 77 1

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Balmaseda, Manuel

Bello, Deborah L.

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Nueva 1 3 Cabeza del Buey Badajoz SPAIN p. 1 94

4 2 Wanders Drive Hingham, MA 02043

Banks, Jeremy T;

2 1 C Andover Circle Princeton, NJ 08540

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1 592 Asylum Avenue West Hartford, CT 06 1 1 7 p. 14 7

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19 Crestwood Road Simsbury, CT 06070 22 Conant Road Weston, MA 02 1 93

Bender, Ruth E.

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Berger, Jeffrey K.

2 Clark Road Milton, MA 02 1 86

Bernstein, Rachel L .

Bullock, William C. III

1 875 Meadowview Lane p. 1 62 Reno, NV 89509

63 Waterman Place St. Louis, MO 63 1 1 2

Barnes, Andrew F.

Betourney, Andrew E.

RR 4, Box 25 Houlton, ME 04730

4 Lisa Lane Chelmsford, MA 0 1 824

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RFD 2, Box 1 2 1 Orrington, ME 044 7 4

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Burke, Charles G.

Bitoft, Elizabeth A.

Burke, Christine F.

Barone, Audrey R.

l Whiting Way YBI San Francisco, CA 94 l 30p. 1 73

RFD 3 Box 2470 Waterville, ME 0490 1

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Burke, Matthew B .

289 West Shore Avenue Box 3557 Groton Long Point, CT 06340 1 48

205 Edgewater Drive Needham, MA 02 1 92

Argazzi, Paul C.

1 00 Spicewood Lane Berlin, CT 06037

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3/3 Battisputali Kathmandu NEPAL

Beach, Paul M.

35 Newland Street Springfield, MA 0 1 1 07

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Arsenault, Peter H.

34 Woodbury Street South Hamilton, MA 0 1 982p. 129 Auerswald, William H. Jr.

Auger, Jessie L.

218

48 Burhham Road Greenfield, MA 0 1 30 1

38 Reed Street Rockville, CT 06066

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1 233 East Randolph Road Silver Spring, MD 20904 p. 1 60

Borden, Peter S.

Busick, Kaari C.

5 Quail Ridge Road North Rolling Hills , CA 90274 p. 1 38

5044C Kalanianaole Hwy. p. 183 Honolulu, HI 9682 1

Bourassa, Lucia M.

Byras, George S. II

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Route 2, Box 4099 Bowdoinham, ME 04008 Cahaly, Richard F. Jr.

28 1 Clyde Road Bangor, ME 0440 1 -3403 p. 1 37

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Beaulieu, John B.

Brace, Joanna B.

204 Central Avenue Lewiston, ME 04240

39 Spruce Street Rockport, ME 04856

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1 20-5 Prospect Street Ridgefield, CT 06877 Bejian, Sharon L.

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1 65 Cedar Acres Road Marshfield, MA 02050

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Cahill, Thomas J. Jr.

420 Davis Avenue Greenwich, CT 06830 p. 1 66

Brackett, Virginia L.

Beebe, Peter A.

Box 750 Hollis, NH 03049

34 Simon Hill Road Norwell, MA 0206 1

Cahill, Brendan K.

Pemaquid Trail New Hrbor, ME 04554

Brackett, Cori J.

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Burton, Timothy

RR #2, Box 4825 East Corinth, ME 04427-9632 p. 1 63

Beetham, Lara M.

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55 Cross Lane Beverly, MA 0 1 9 1 5

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2 1 Cheswick Road Arlington, MA 02 1 74

Atwood, Heather E.

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Bontempi, Lisa M.

35 Parkwood Drive Augusta, ME 04330

Batting, Brian D.

Beck, Michael D.

1 6 Lafayette Street Newburyport, MA 0 1 950

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RFD # l , Box 1 640 Dexter, ME 04930

Armstrong, Benjamin C.

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Batchedlder, Sheri A.

23 1 4 Sedley Road Charlotte, NC 282 1 1

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68 Kingston Way Hudson, NH 0305 1

Basnet, Bishwa V.

Arif, Ahmed 404 Gamar House M. A. Jinnah Road Karachi 0227 PAKISTAN p. 1 27 l Colman Road South Byfield, MA 0 1 922

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RR l Box 567 Huntington, VT 05462

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Barr, Douglas R.

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3 1 4 Conestoga Road Wayne, P A 1 9087

Archambault, Danielle L .

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Bruzzese, Cynthia J.

5 Bradbury Street Warren, R I 02885

78 Lamoille Avenue Bradford, MA 0 1 830

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Browne, Mary E.

Batres, Kris A.

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Brountas, Jennifer V.

Barnes, Hilary Payne

38 Sagamore Drive Andover, MA 0 1 8 1 0

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7 1 5 North Broadway H a s ti n g s - O n - H u d s o n , N Y p. 182 1 0706

Antalics, Christian D.

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Anderson, Lynly J.

267 Ocean Dr. West Stamford, CT 06902

Brayer, James A.

35 Colonial Drive Montpelier, VT 05602

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76 Mountain Tom Road Pelham Manor, NY 1 0803 p . 1 92

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72 I Street Haverhill, MA 0 1 830

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5890 Eureka Road Shorewood, MN 5533 1

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Bellermann, Gwendolyn L.

Ahkami, Rosaline N.

37 Virginia Avenue Clifton, NJ 070 1 2

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Ball, Barbara H.

Adler, Alan S.

34 Thornberry Road Winchester, MA 0 1 890

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Biddeford, ME 04005 Carc:hman, Jonathan D. 3 1 8 Lanyon Dri'Y e Cheshire, CT 064 1 0

Connors, Brian W. 7 4 Harding AVenue Weymouth, 1 38

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4980 Hillbrook Lane NW Washington, D.C. 200 1 6 Carlson, Curtis D. 29 1 Hills ide AVenue Arlington, MA 02 1 74 Carlson, Patricia L. 536 Hillside AVenue Naugatuck, CT 06770 Carr, Willi am D. Jr. 1 220 Fairacres Road Jenkintown, PA 1 9046 Case, Jessica V. Fairview Gorman Road Laurel, MD 20707 Cassidy, John F. 145 Main Road N Hampden, ME 04444 Chaffee, Susan R. RFD #3, Box 298 Auburn, ME 042 1 0 Cheston, Melinda K. Lewis Lane Ambler, PA 1 9002

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Cleary, David S. 34A Gregory Street Marblehead, MA 0 1 945

Clout.ier, Robert L . 16 Wilmor Road Topsfield, MA 0 1 983

Cooke, Jennifer C. 15 Pequot Road Marblehead, MA 0 1 945

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Cosdon, Mark N. 9 Sugan Close New Hope, PA 1 8938

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5 Holly Lane Barrington, RI 02806 Collins, John L. III 57 Princes Gate Exhib Rd. p. 1 39 London SW7 ENGLAND Conkling, Samuel A. Blake Hill Road New Hampton, NH 03256 p. 1 98

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Devine, Edward F. 50 Marianna Road Salem, NH 03079

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Dickert, August G. 2453 S. Pebble Beach Dr. Evergreen, Co 80439 Dill, Heidi M. Rural Route l, Box 5 Springfield, ME 04487 Dillon, Sheila M. 5 1 Ferrante Avenue Greenfield, MA 0 1 30 l

5 Wing Terrace Burlington, MA 0 1 803

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Dakin, Shaun 7 Library Lane Bronxville , NY l 0708

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Dale, Kristen G . 3743 Barton Farms Drive p. 1 80 Ann Arbor, MI 48 1 05 Darby, Donald W. 420 Old Harvard Road Boxborough, MA 0 1 7 1 9

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Edmunds, Terri C. P.O. Box 644 Newcastle, M E 04553

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England, Jeffrey B . 349 Washington Avenue Nutley, NJ 07 1 1 0

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Erdmann, Robert H. 1 43 Rosebrook Road New Canaan, CT 06840

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Dougal, Wayne R., Jr.

Evenson, Krisan L. 4 Burley Park Drive East Wakefield, NH 03830 p. 140 Eysenbach, Erica W. 4 74 Station Road South Amherst, MA 0 l 0 0 2 p. 1 84 Fall, Gretchen RR 2, Box 530 Westport, ME 04578

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Fanburg, Susan J. 20 Sherburne Road Lexington, MA 02 1 7 3

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Fearon, David S. Jr.

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355 Southeast Road New Hartford, CT 06057

Dougherty, Leslie A. 40 Valley Road NW Atlanta, G A 30305

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Douglass, Maria A. l Purdue Drive Milford, MA 0 1 7 5 7

Ferguson, Jolanda G. 1 36 Raleigh Tavern Lane North Andover, MA 0 1 845 p. 1 88

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Fernandez, David C. 3400 Baring Street Philadelphia, PA 1 9 1 04

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Few, William T. l 02 Maruth Drive Pittsburgh, PA 1 5237

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Fikrig, Kent

Doyle, Kelly A. 1 76 Old Pickard Road

Fisher, Timothy S. 1 6 Concord Road

Dauphinais, Wendy A. Parmenter Road Lunenburg, MA 0 1 462

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Early, Melissa P. l 7 Kingsbury Place St. Louis, MO 63 1 1 2

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D' Agnostino, Michael R.

Eanet, Victoria L. 2 1 9 Berkeley Place Brooklyn, NY 1 1 2 1 7

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Dixon, Barrell, T. 5 1 40 Juniper Lilleton, CO 80 1 23

Dolley, Michelle A. RR 3, Box 250 Winslow, ME 0490 1

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Ellison, Stephanie J. 1 5 Indian Hollow Road Mendham, NJ 07945

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27 Wyman Road Marblehead, MA 0 1 945

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Dropkin, Leslie C.

5 Harvey Drive Bernardsville , NJ 07924

Cummings, Daniel W. 4 Fernway Winchester, MA 0 1 890

Dodge, Julia B . Kemp Road RD 2 , Box 1 63 Gorham, ME 04038

p. 1 74

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Eld, Catherine F.

Diver, Karen S. 26 Waites Landing Road p. 1 5 1 Falmouth, M E 04 1 05

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Cohen, Daniel J.

Deutch, Paul D.

Crisler, Dawson M. 1 0 37 North Shore Road Norfolk, VA 23505

Curtis, Amy E . RFD 1 , Box 1 0 1 East Holden, ME 04429

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Demian, Mark J. A. 1 0800 Edgewater Drive Cleveland, OH 44 1 02 6 Belfry Terrace Lexington, MA 02 1 73

Orea, Rihard C. 52 Bridge Street Norwell, MA 0206 1 -2332

Dvorak, John T. 27 Mason Road Newton Center,

Dimling, Elizabeth E. 5000 Willow Hills Lane Cincinatti, OH 45243

Currey, Karen E . 31 Orchard Street Greenfield, MA 0 1 30 l

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Delorey, Nancy J . 8 Burr Street Hingham, MA 02043

Cresho, Robin A. 49 Wickham Way Chatham Township, NJ 07928p. 1 32

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Delea, Michelle 66 Belcher Avenue Brockton, MA 0240 1

Diamond, Michael H . 1 0 1 0 Westwind Way Newport Beach, C A 92660

Craver, Elisabeth L. P.O. Box 1 60 Carroll, OH 43 122

7 Englewood Drive Rowayton, CT 06853

Connolly, James F. 1 77 California Road

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Clowes, Amy E .

Cohen, Cindy A. l 00 Windsor Drive Whitman, MA 02382

Cook, Catherine E . 1 25 Overlook Road Hastings On Hudson, NY 1 0706 p. 1 58

Coupe, Robert J. Jr. 4 Suddard Lane North Scituate, RI 02857 p. 142

Clifford, Christina E . 10 Proctor Street Manchester, MA 0 1 944

Coughlin, Heidi E . 236 West Broadway Bangor, ME 044 0 1

Christie, Mary-Margaret C . 3 6 5 2 Sutherland Shaker Heights, OH 44 122 p. 1 95

Clapham, Elizabeth N. 22 Sanctuary Drive Simsbury, CT 06070

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Christensen, Gary B. P.O. Box 562 Coalville, UT 840 1 7

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Decker, Byrne J. PO Box 2 1 1 Wells, ME 04090

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1 47- 1 6 Grand Central Plew. Jamaica, NY 1 1 435

219

Sudbury,

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Westwood,

Flaherty, Megan E.

8 1 5 Clifton Lane Wilmette, IL 6009 1

MA 02090

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Hollister, Katherine A.

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8 Sycamore Lane Chester Springs, PA 1 9425 121

Gregory, Michelle D.

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322 Holly Road Marshfield, MA 02050

Fogel, David H.

Guthrie, Jo W.

6 Ravenswood Court West Nyack, NY 1 0994

14 East 75th Street New York, NY 1 002 1

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Folsom, Stephanie

Hadden, Gerald K.

Box 1 080 Windsor, ME 04363

P.O. Box 743 Woodstock, VT 0509 1

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66 Wilde Willow Drive Holden, MA 0 1 520 · Hooper, Thomas D.

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Hoopes, Robert R. Jr.

14 Elmwood Avenue South Portland, ME 04 1 06 p. 120

Sumner Road Greenwich, CT 0683 1

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Fotiades, Anastas G.

Hall, Jeffrey T.

Horton, Michelle A.

38 Spring Street Shrewsbury, MA 0 1 545

29 Nantucket Place Manhatten Beach, CA 90266 p. 1 27

27 Lands End Lane P.O. Box 576 Sudbury, MA 0 1 776

Hall, Sonya R.

Howland, Martha E.

RFD 3, Box 950 Winslow, ME 0490 1 1 5 Pine Meadow Drive Colchester, VT 05446

p. 179

p. 1 62

Garrity, Karen L.

p . 1 74

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333 Old Sachem's Head Rd. p. 1 34 Guilford, CT 06437 Gionfriddo, Tracy A.

p. 1 95

p. 1 47

302 Aponi Court SE Vienna, VA 22 1 80

144 Longwood Avenue Brookline, MA 02 1 46 1 1 00 Barton Circle Wilmington, DE 1 9807 3 1 0 Red Hill Road Middletown, NJ 077 48

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4 1 Wesskum Wood Road p. 184 Riverside, CT 06878 Jablonski, Scott J.

32 1 Olney Arnold Road p. 142 Cranston, RI 02920

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Hollinshead, Dana M.

5 1 39 Westminster Place p. 20 1 Pittsburgh, PA 1 5232

Kelleher, Mark D. II

4 5 Norwell Avenue Norwell, MA 0206 1

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Main Street Dunstable, MA 0 1 827

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Kineon, Forsyth P.

26 Meadow Lane Greenwich, CT 06830

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King, Kimberly L.

700 Cook Hill Road Cheshire, CT 064 1 0

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Kingsbury, Elaine A.

RR 1, Box 500 Naples, ME 04055 Kispert, David M. Jr.

46 West STreet P. 0. Box 5, SHS Duxbury, MA 02332

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Klimek, James A.

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1 1 7 Carpenter Street Rehoboth, MA 02769 Koch, Jeffrey T.

54 Woodside Road Harvard, MA 0 1 45 1 p. 1 78

Johnson, Laura A.

1 904 Elm Avenue Manhatten Beach, CA 90266 p. 149

Kocincki, Karyn A.

Doubling Point Road Arrowsic, ME 04530

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Koenigsbauer, Kirk J.

Eaglebrook Deerfield, MA 0 1 342

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Kontu, Kari 0.

RFD 2, Box 1 3 1 0 Clinton, ME 04927

107 West 90th St., Apt. H New York, NY 1 0024

Jordan, Kevin A.

Kosso, Lauren E. H.

Joseph, Jennifer L.

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Knowles, Caroline P.

Johnson, Jennifer L.

RR 1, Box 88 Wiscasset, ME 04578

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Keller, Katherine F.

1 609 East Cedar South Bend, IN 466 1 7

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Jones, Tina L.

Hoitt, Kristin E.

Boom Road Saco, ME 04072

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19 Northeast Village Rd. Concord, NH 0330 1

70 Eliot Street Sherborn, MA 0 1 770

Kimpton, Peter D.

P.O. Box 4 1 9 Kennebunkport, ME 04046

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Kaliher, Susan N.

93 Falmouth Road West Arlington, MA 02 1 74

Johnson, David D. Ill

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1 Brookside Drive Rumson, NJ 07760

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4424 North 25th Street Arlington, VA 22207

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220

Boyce Farm Road, Box 24 1 p. 153 Lincoln, MA 0 1 773

Hodsoll, Francis H.

Greene, Deborah A.

Greenman, Heidi M.

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Harvey, Scott L.

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Karafin, Thomas G.

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Greene, Amy 0.

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Kaplan, Brian G.

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lngraffia, Courtney E.

Hicks, Kerri A.

1 1 Highland Terrace Marblehead, MA 0 1 945

1 9 Greenwood Avenue Farmington, ME 04938

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PO Box 96 Lushoto, Tanga Tanzania

285 North Main Street Cohasset, MA 02025

Mr. Steven Erik Hewitt

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Grader, George W. Jr.

38 Sorrel Road Concord, MA 0 1 7 42

Six Court Road Morris Plains, NJ 07950

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Igo, Gregory P.

1 48 Valley Road Redding, CT 06896

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Goff, Tanya S.

RR 1 , Box 703 Monmouth, ME 04259

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66 Pennell Street Westbrook, ME 04092

Humplick, Vincent P.

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Hartnett, Margaret J.

Ginz, Thomas M. II

1 3 1 Hunters Lane Newington, CT 06 1 1 1

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Genovese, Rocco IV

Salem Straits Darien, CT 06820

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335 Western Highway Blauvelt, NY 1 09 1 3

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2902 Mayowood Hills Dr. p. 1 66 Rochester, MN 55902

Gatlin, Gregor D.

40 Moulton Road Duxbury, MA 02332

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Kasaks, Ingrid S.

Hull, Margaret H.

Hanson, Eric. W.

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Garland, Robert J.

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Joy, Kimberly A.

8 Spinnaker Hill Lane Spinnaker Island Hull, MA 02045

Hughes, Alexia J.

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23 Hitchcock Road Westport, CT 06880

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Gallagher, Robert E.

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Holman, Jayne E.

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328 Orenda Circle Westfield, NJ 07090

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Loser, David M .

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Krenicky, Peter T. Jr.

MacBride, Jonathan R.

30 Borough Drive W. Hartford, CT 06 1 1 7

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P.O. Box 9200 St. Thomas, VI 0080 1

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ICunkemueller, Andrew F.

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Mahon, Nancy M.

5 Stone's Throw Road Easton, CT 066 1 2

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Mangee, Thomas A.

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Mann, Deborah

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LeGoff, norence 0.

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Matthai, Kimberly A.

650 Country Club Road Crystal Lake, IL 600 1 4

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Box 1 1 1 , Belmont Street Lyons Falls, NY 1 3368 p. 1 23

Mccutcheon, Timothy L.

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13 Liberty Street Fairfield, ME 04937

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Milliken, Kelly A.

35 Orchard Road Cwnberland, ME 0402 1 1 56 Lura Lane Waltham, MA 02 1 54

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3 Curtis Road Boxford, MA 0 1 92 1 Mulvehill, Kathleen M.

5 3 6 North McCadden Place p. 189 Los Angeles, CA 90004 Murphy, Brian F.

24 School Street Melrose, MA 02 1 76

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Murphy, Deborah A.

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Murphy, Kathleen A.

53 Rolling Ridge Road Amherst, MA 0 1 002

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Murphy, Kimberly A .

26 Brentwood Road Chelmsford, MA 0 1 824

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Murray, Sean S .

PO Box 68 Ware, MA 0 1 082

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30 Chapel Street Duxbury, MA 02332

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997 Main Street Norwell, MA 0206 1

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2 1 1 East Village Road Shelton, CT 06484 p. 1 3 2

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Route 175 Blue Hill Falls, ME 046 1 5

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Moore, Britt M .

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Nuquist, Andrew J.

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O'Sullivan, Brenda M .

3 Sangay lane Scituate, MA 02066

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Moyer, Quinn M.

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McCabe, Brian S.

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Lockwood, Carolyn R.

17 Duck Pond Road Demarest, NJ 07627

1 1 0 Lochview Drive Cary, NC 275 1 1

5 Sargent Avenue Beverly, MA 0 1 9 1 5

p. 1 83

Menard, Neil D.

Off Burditt Avenue Hingham, MA 02043

15 Ross Road Scarï¿½orough, ME 04074

5 7 Catalina Lane Nashua, NH 03060

Mealey, Cheryl A.

Mitchell, Stacey H.

p. 1 95

Mazzola, Anthony J .

Lilja, George E.

1 1 Longview Street Natick, MA 0 1 760

9 1 5 Forrest Avenue Memphis, TN 38 1 05

p. 185

Mitchell, Brad J .

p. 1 68

Mortorella, Laura M.

Lewis, Julia P.

1 1 6 Chestnut Hill Road Chestnut Hill, MA 02 1 67

2 4 4 9 Normandy Drive S E Grand Rapids, MI 49506

Marshall, Lawanda C.

Levine, William H.

9 Aylesbury Road Worcester, MA 0 1 609

Marinos, Maryanne F.

1 07 1 5 SW 74th Court Miami, FL 33 1 56

4 726 Dorchester Drive Erie, PA 1 6509

Milauskas, Suzanne L .

p. 1 92

Marks, Melita

Leinbach, Michelle E .

Mead, MaryEvelyn

46 Tam Drive Morris Plains, NJ 07950

7 1 Beverly Road West Hartford, CT 06 1 1 9

Margolis, Julie L.

8 Vista Avenue Old Greenwich, CT 06870

Membreno, Edgard A.

Marchetti, Kelly A.

p. 1 54

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McQuinn, Norah E .

70 Maple Street Dexter, ME 04930

Lapac, Karen A.

Lasley, Richard A.

p. 192

p. 1 34

Moulton, Sarah J .

1 2 Franklin Drive Basking Ridge, NJ 07920

McMichael, Catherine H.

ICupinse, William J. III

4 Alle n Park Drive Wilmington, MA 0 1 887

p. 1 94

McMahon, Ferrall M .

14 South Drive Larchmont, NY 1 5038

1 3 Farrest Road Topsfield, MA 0 1 983

15 Jeremy Drive Unionville , Ontario L3R 2K7 CANADA

29 1 4 Glover Driveway Washington, DC 200 1 6

4760 East Princeton Ave. Englewood, CO 80 1 1 0 p. 1 92

28 Winsor Lane Topsfield, MA 0 1 983

p. 186

Hois L'Essert 1 1 1 1 Lussy-sur-Morges SWITZERLAND

15 Pawnee Avenue Oakland, NJ 07 436

Kurtz, Kristen L.

Box 147 Bethel, ME 042 1 7 McHugo, Charles A.

Macey, Jon M.

p. 203

p. 1 57

McGuire, Michael C.

p. 1 64

Kuchta, Michelle R.

2 Raleigh Road Dover, MA 02030

40 Rainbow Drive Riverside, CT 06878

276 Lunenburg Street Lot #58 Fitchburg, MA 0 1 420 Moser, David J.

p. 1 4 3

O'Toole, Peter J.

4432 45th Street NW Washington, DC 200 1 6 p. 1 9 6

Offutt, Thomas W . I V

907 1 King Memorial Road 22 1

Mentor, OH 44060

p. 1 62

Palmer, Kristin A.

1 85 Peakham Road Sudbury, MA 0 1 776

p. 176

Parker, Tammy L.

PO Box 5 1 Patten, ME 04 765

p. 1 90

49 Bedford Road Lincoln, MA 0 1 773

PO Box 145 South Casco, ME 04077 p. 1 78

p. 1 24

8 Easy Street Gardiner, ME 04345 75 Grovedale Street Warwick, RI 02888

p. 1 38

p. 1 80

Patterson, Lauren D.

Rando, Marc A.

PO Box 262 Cape Porpoise, ME 040 1 4 p. 1 84

7 5 Haymeadow Road North Andover, MA 0 1 845 1 65

Pattison, Jennifer L.

9 Claflin Circle Hanover, NH 03755 Pearce, Diane E.

1 20 1 Hartdale Lane Gladwyne, PA 1 9035

p. 1 60

33 Prospect Street Waterville, ME 0490 1

p. 1 7 1

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1 7 1 44 East Amherst Drive p . 1 34 Aurora, CO 800 1 3 Pomerleau, Brian H.

p . 140

p. 1 72

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