The Colby Oracle 1983

Property of Alumni Office Colby College

COLBY COLLEGE ORACLE 1983 a student publication

1982-1983

An Introduction ............ . .... . ....... 4 The Faculty . ... . .......... . ... . ......... 17 Seniors .. . .

32 Fall Teams . ... . ........................ 108 Fall 124 Homecoming ........................... 126 Cidering And Zevon ..................... 128 The Purple Palace .................. . . . . 130 Halloween And Hallowed Halls .

132 Winter Teams .

134 Winter . . .

150 Untitled Page .......................... 152 Off The Hill . . .

154 Mardi Gras And Maynard Ferguson ....... 156 Music . . . 15S Spring Teams . . . .

160 Spring . . . 17S Carnival '83 .................. . ....... . .. ISO Southside Johnny ...... . . . ..... . ....... . IS2 Dance Marathon ..... . ........ . .......... IS3 . ...... . ..... . ......... IS4 Pops By The Pond The Senior Art Opening ................. IS5 Theater .. . ........................... . . ISS A Parting Shot ..... . ................... 196 Senior Week .................. . ......... 19S ..................... . .. 202 Commencement ........ . ............... 20S Senior Directory .

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WILLIAM R. COTTER

The class of 1983 and the Cotters were both freshmen in the fall of 1979. At the inauguration that September, I set forth the goals of a liberal education: "Our general mission is clear, to aid students search for a viable self-identity. A liberal education should free each to find and fulfill his or her unique potential. In the process we hope students will become more tolerant of diversity and more compassion­ ate toward others, able to distinguish fact from opinion, intellectually curious and aesthetically awarei able to syn­ thesize as well as to analyze, broadly educated with depth in some area, able to create and enjoy opportunities for lifelong learning, useful to society and happy with them­ selves."

Life at Colby has changed over the past four years thanks, in many instances, to student initiative - and

most of the new efforts relate to these goals for individual growth. The completion of the Heights (designed to re­ flect student preference for dormitory arrangements) helped relieve the overcrowding which greeted you in 1979, and this summer we will do a complete renovation of Averill and Johnson, the beginning of a decade-long pro­ gram to modernize all of our older dormitories. You have led efforts to diversify your social life and have estab­ lished a Residential Life Council, the Better Alcohol Re­ sponsibility Committee, the new Coffee House and an e panded winter sports program. The fraternities them­ selves have begun to live with the Fraternity Guidelines and many campus groups are now preparing to participate in the comprehensive study of residential and social life to be undertaken by the recently established Trustees Com­ mission.

The faculty spend increasing amounts of time with stu­ dents in informal and extracurricular settings even though first-rate teaching remains their primary task. The new facuity apartments on campus, the faculty forums, the faculty affiliates program and expanded student-faculty dining opportunities are all designed to increase that friendly interaction.

The academic program also changed during your four years. The January Program was revised. new programs were introduced in anthropology, black studies and com­ puter sciences and the college embarked on an ambitious program to move toward universal computer literacy. In addition to those new computer facilities, the science program has been strengthened by the addition of elec­ tron microscopes, and we all have lived with the pain and joy associated with the expansion and total renovation of the library. I am only sorry that members of the class of 1983 - who have had to put up with all of the construction and inconvenience (including no showers in the Ouad when blasting for the library foundation ruptured water mains) - will not be here next fall to enjoy the spacious completed building.

So much for the past four years - what of the future?

You will find when you leave Colby that you are well prepared, both for graduate school and the world of work.

Spurred by the recommendations of students and the Overseers Visiting Committee, our Career Services Of­ fice has been substantially expanded and the job market for liberal arts graduates - regardless of major - contin­ ues to be strong even in the current economic recession.

Colby's 1980 Conference on Business and Liberal Arts, as well as a recent Bell Telephone Study, confirm that suc­ cess rates within major corporations are greater for those who majored in humanities and social sciences than those who specialized in narrower fields such as business ad­ ministration or engineerinR. Good luck to every member of the class of 19831 Come back and see us often. This is your college and a warm welcome will always be waiting for you here.

- William R. Cotter President Colby College

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ENGLISH: (seated) Linda Tatelbaum. Pat Onion, Ira Sadoff, Eric Rolfson, Pat Brancaccio. (Standing) Eileen Curran, Laurie Landau, John Mizner.

Ed Kenney, John Sweney, Kurt Olson, Peter Harris, Colin McKay, Howard Koonce, R. Mark Benbow, Debbie McDowell, John Sutherland, Richard Rangoon.

MUSIC, Adele Heinrich, Dorothy Reuman. Peter Re, Miriam Barndt-Webb, James Armstrong.

H UMANITIES CLASSICS. Nathan Rosenstein. Dorothy Koonce, Peter Westervelt.

ART: In abstentia, David Simon, Harriet! Matthews, Gina Werfel, Sonia Simon, Diane Tepfer.

AMERICAN STUDIES, (Hated) Kathy Shaw. �II Cousins. Jen Bttvtt, Debbie McDoweD. Jane Hunter. Peter Harris, Sandy Maisel. (Standins) Hal Raymond. Joel Bttnard. Charlie BasHll. John Sweney. Rob Weisbrot. Tom Teitenberg, Fred Geib.

COMPUTER SCIENCE: Dave Cooley, Robin Littlefield. John Donahue. Roxanne Chasse. Judy Jedkins.

MATH: Don Small, John Goulet, Kenneth Lane. John Gimbel. Pete Hayslett, Carol Basset, Dale Skrien, Ken Hamilton. John Hosack.

NATURAL SCIENCES

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ECONOMICS, Jim Meehan, Greg Christain, Fred Moseley, Robert Christiansen, Jan Hogendorn, Tom Teitenberg, 8111 O'Neill, Kristen Hallberg.

PHYSICAL EDUCATION, (first row) Gene Delorenzo, Dick Whitmore, Dick McGee, J im Wescott. laura Carson. (Second row) Debbie Pluck, Tom Kopp, Wally Covell, Bob Ewell. Mickey Goulet.

S OCIAL S CIENCES EDUCA TION1 Marilyn Mavrinac. Harold Jacobson.

SOCIOLOGY, (Fiur row) Bob D�I. DaUas Brown. Jonas Rosenthal.

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Edward•. Fred Geib. (Third) Judith ModeU. Tom

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GOVERNMENT, Geunter We11berg, Al Mavrmac, Roger Bowen, Patricia Kick,

OSOPHY AND IEUGION, (SH&ed) John IMaon. Bob McArahur. Paula Richman.

l.CNlttt•ff, YHI« Hudson, RlcMrd Brod . Mu i Franc" Parker.

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ADMINISTRATIVE SCIENCE: Rick Gautischi, Larry Richards. Myks Boylan, Yvonne Knight. John Bubar.

HISTORY: (Seated) Harold Raymond. Jane Hunter, Pat Kick, (Standing) Richard Moss, Marilyn Mavrinac, Lee Feigon, Robert Weisbrot, Clifford Berschneider, Joel Bernard.

PSYCHOLOGY: Dorin Zohner, Nicholas Rohrman. Lewis Lester, Diane Skowbo, Edward Yeterian.

ADMINISTRATION AND STUDENT SERVICES

PUBUCATIONS1 L .A. R�c:1or-Kin1. Martha Shanuc:k. lane fithtt.

ALUMNI/ DEVELOPMENT. (first row) Pen Williamson. Ellen Cory, (Second) Mary Roy, Joanne Jurdack, Nancy Westervelt, Janice Warren, (Third) Eric Rofson. Sue Conant. Irene Ledoux. Dave Roberts, Alice Trask, Vicki Woodbrey, Carole McCaslin. Norma Bartlett. Bobbie Black, Pam Alexander.

CA.LENDER OFFICE: Brenda Toulouse. Lynn Bushnell.

CAREER SERVICES: Nancy MacKenzie. James Mcintyre, Linda Cotter, Penny Spear.

STUDENT ACTIVITIES, Trudy King. Wes Lucas, Linda Churchill.

UBRAIY, (Kneehna) Debbie Mcla11an. Frances Parker. Kathy 81.tnchard. o..,rothea Marchell!. Natalia Kempers. Mary

E11nawood. Jeanne Joseph. (Stand1na) Earla Roberson, Denise Donahue, Cynthia Ku1ing. Sunny Pomi?rlt'au. Dorothea O'leily, Juhe Jenkim. Sam At mor e . Suzi Cc*. Jeanne Burneue, Suanne Mut'hlner. Jean Nefs..,n, P.A. Lenk. Catherini? C"'cks.

HEALTH CENTER, Pesgy Cain, Nancy Leland Jones. Jeff Lovitz. Carolyn Jarrosz. Debra Culpovich. GaiJ Chase. Nan Davidson. (Second) Janet Easton. Priscilla Sargent. Paul Perez. Carl Nelson. Lita Poulin.

DEAN'S OFFICE, (Seated) Joyce McPhetres. Joy Montero. Libby Todrank.. (Standins) Paul Johnston. Wes Lucas. Peter Chenevert, Janice Seitzinser, Jim Gillespie.

BASEMENT. FUSTIS: Allen Lapan, Doris Armstrong. Annette Reynolds, Ellie Clark, Bert Therrien. Gen Pinnette, Ken Gasnon.

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Gustave Herman Todrank, 1924-1983 Religion Professor Gustave H. Todrank died of cancer on September 8 in his Wa­ terville home. He was 58.

The death of Gustave Todrank repre­ sents a very great loss for generations of students who knew him as a beloved men­ tor and friend, as well as for his many

IN MEMORIAM

other friends in the College and the com­ munity.

Gus wrote and lectured with a passion that spoke eloquently of his sense of ur­ gency about the issues he treated. His courses during these more recent years were so popular that he often taught a fourth of Colby's student population with­ in an academic year. Few persons. even among Colby's dedicated faculty. have taught with such concern and conviction.

- Excerpts from the Colby Alumnus Fall 1982 Ernest Cummings Marriner. 1891-1983 Dean Ernest Cummings Marriner. be­ loved and respected by generations of Colby men and women. died February 8 in Waterville foUowing a short illness. His record of service to the College since his graduation in 1913 was unique in the an­ nals of American higher education.

Describing the Dean's contributions as monumental, President William R. Cotter said on February 8. "through his own su· perb example. Dean Marriner emphasized the vital gift of knowledge, the impor­ tance of ideals. and the need of spiritual "

- 'L . - . v� "Proud of a sturdy heritage, he took delight in expressing the faith that 'Maine's most notable product is its peo­ ple.' Dean Marriner was a personification of that belief. We have Iott a friend and associate who gave of himself skillfully and without stint. He will be greatly missed."

- The Colby Alumnus Winter. 1983 The Colby Oracle also remembers Bob Koehler, claH of 1984

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Liz Murphy

Heather J. McDonald

Christi Smith

Linwood Downs, Mark Mscisz

Rich Rosen. Tom KinR. Chip Rooney

Nicholas C. Silitch

John Breneman

James Verrilli

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Heidi Larson

Larry Crowley

Jim Russell

Lori J. Kelley

Ellen Mcintire

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Darilynn A.. O'Neill

Chip Kelley

Jamie O'Neil

Thomas J. McGillicuddy

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Delisa A. Laterzo

James J. Plumer

Michaela Sullivan

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Edward J. Higham Jr.

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John Sal Munsey

Kevin A. Riley

Debbie Spring

Rick Gilbert

Jim Garrity

Wendy Wittels

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Kelly Dodge

Kimberly J. Konieczny

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Chris Schmidt

Abigail King

Jake Filoon

Susan Jedrey

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Janey Reimer

Chris Johnson

Mark Bialock

Joanna E. Hughes

Sharon Mahoney

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Barbara Ellen Roth

Ann Cullenberg

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Paula Donahue

Kurt Olsson, Paul Lezberg

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Dan Marra

Ann Slater

Joe Deburro

Pam Kovaly

Lloyd H. Hill Jr.

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John S. Perlowski Jr.

Kathryn Mary Regan

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Jim Reynolds

Anne Geagan

George A. Raiche 11

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Ashly Lasbury

Douglas Kopsco

Eric Rhomberg

Jean Christie

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Lynda McCann

Heidi Dickman

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John Chapin

Susan Charrette

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Scott Footman

Brenda Segota

Amy Fisher

Mike Schafer. Mark Schafer

Charlie Ciovacco

Elizabeth Mason

Betsy Gillis

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Lisa Ketcham. Teresa Forster

Jenny Ellery

Jan McDonnell, Chris Marshall, Diane Therrien

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Victoria Howe

Kelly Zajechowski

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Lisa Murray

Karin Foster

Peter Scheetz

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Michael Sasner¡

Linda Greenlaw

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Sally Lovegren

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Melinda Eduarda Boehm

Richard Fusco

Mary Kennedy

Roberta Christine Bloom

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John Northrop

Peter R. Ruggles

Mark f ederle

Susan Virginia Day

Peggy Hessler

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Jane Mackenzie

Steve Nicholas

Erin Healy

Jeff Kennedy. Greg Tulloch. Al Paperny, Drew Fitch. Dave Disler, Tom Delea

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Diane Peterec

Tom Williams

Christopher Cleaves Chabot

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Jim Dezazzo

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Matthew J. Smith

Ann Poncelet

Adam Weiss, Peter Flaherty

Bruce Walker

Susan Macrae

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Jim Galluzzo

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Jennifer Jorgensen

Suzanne Desrochers

Jane Sulivan

Mary Avis Godbout

Tim Chouinard

Marcia J. Morris

Steve Warshaw

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Rick Hauser

Janet Deranian

Jennifer Jean R. Clark

Steve Wolf

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Cynthia Trone, Nancy Pratt

Karin A. Whiting

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Ric Craig

Neal Steingold, Tyger Nicholas

Keith Krasnigor, Nick Nunez, Jim French, Jon "Ace" Taylor, John "Duece" Taylor, Jim McKenzie, Tom Ahern, Mark Lingafelter

Amy Thompson

Katy Spencer

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Nancy Goers

Deena Schwartz

Sarah Griffen

Stuart Swain

Leslie Gregory

David L. Hyde

Michael Thurston

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Anne Baxter

Jon A. Haddow

Christopher Easton

Jenifer Ambler

Debby Kay

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Steve Finch, Bill Fredette

Maura Shaughnessy

Jenny Stringham

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Kwame Adom-Nkansah

Lisa A. Campbell

Cindy Whittier

Reyne Cuccuro

Maria Jobin

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Peter Conn

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Scott Robert Russell

Daniel Eastman Weeks

Janet Wyper

Fenn Duncan

Laura Strassman

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Jeff Moore

Dawna Eastman

Noble Carpenter

Dennis Belanger

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Jennifer Beever

Nancy Silverman

Andy Kaye

(1-r) Sean Duffy. Stephen Riley. Craig Brystrynski

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WOMEN'S TENNIS

Front row: Sandy Winship, Wendy Wittles, Jane Wyman, Perrin Boyd. Back row: Coach Laura Carson, Shannon Morrissey, Wendy Neville, Sarah Land, Kate Lucier, Sonja Muehlmann, Sue Pearson, Norma Delaney, Debbie Potter, Maura Shaughnessy.

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MEN'S RUGBY

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Women's Soccer: Captain Mary Kennedy, Ann Tiedeman, Captain Cindy Milton. Second row: Coach Terry Parlin, Kathy Pinard, Debbie Brooks, Jennifer Douglas. Third row: Carol Simon, Marsha Landau, Leslie Melcher, Julie Bruce. Ann Butler. Fourth row: Molly Couch, Marian Huntington, Patrice Galvin, Sarah Chapin. Ann Boatright, Maura Cassidy. Fifth row: Beth Peters. Lauren Watson. Mary White, Laura Kaslowski. Missing: Diane Perlowski.

HEADING TOWARDS A GOAL WOMEN'S SOCCER RESULTS

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2 Co-Captains: Cindy Milton. Mary Kennedy Coach: Terry Parlin

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Team Record: 8 wins. 4 losses. I 1ie.

Co-Captains: Jamie O'Neil, Mike Schafer.

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WOMEN'S FIELD HOCKEY

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Team Record: 8 wins, 4 losses. I tie.

Front row. Juliet Blake, Re�cca Sean. Sharon Kehoe, Helene landers. Joyce Hartwig. Diane Peterec, Letty Roberts. Back row.

Coach Deb Pluck. Kathy Hughe•. Kathy Nickerson. Ann Geagon, Sheila Ryan, Jill Watson, Maureen Retro, Jenica Gwynne. Lori O'keefe. Wendy Runttadt�.

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COLBY FOOTBALL: SPIRI T AND DETERMINATION

Football: First row: Coach Tom Kopp. Bob Brooks, Hall Adams, Mike Brown, John LeMoyne, Dave Kerrigan, John Olsen, Tom McGillicucfdy, Paul Strecker, Dave Berno, John lntravaia, Andy Dubino, Rich Erb, Coach Lindstrom. Second row: Coach Bell, Brewster Burns, Joseph Mizhir, Tom Walsh, Dan Bliss, Steve Litchfield, Bill Cusick, Jeff Johnson, Dana Hanley, Steve Achber, Ed Pfister, Steve Gaynor, Rich Valeri. Andy Sennett, Coach Ewell, Coach Covell. Third row: Mike Ricci, Ted Maloy, Glenn Martin, Mike McGrath, Wayne Eddy, Marc Phillips, John Anderson, Gary Rupine, Mike Vail, Dan Murphy, Mark Hodin, Brent Butler, Oscar Weekes, John Batherson, Sean Hooper. Fourth row: Mark Ennes, Peter Lull, Mike Lalkios, Tom CMshman, Tom Valinote, Rodney Kraus, Kevin Bruen, Frances Kelley, Peter Dooling. Cary Hills, Guillermo Perez, Allen Gaynor, Paul Prescott, Dan Burke. Fifth row: Andy Burns, Jay Kemball, Jeff Larsen, Mike Marra, Dave Watson, Joel Marceux, Tom Reed, Carl Boutiette, Tom Oxholm, Jim Pietro, Scott Perry, Eric Crumo, Ron Krevat.

FOOTBALL SEASON

Wins I

Losses 7

Co-Captains: Tom McGillicuddy, John Ol­ son Head Coach: Tom Kopp

HOMECOMING

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ZEVON CONCERT WADSWORTH GYMNASIUM COLBY COLLEGE October 8, 1983

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I The Purpl e Palace

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ECHO, WMHB

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COLBY S WIMMERS S H OW TH EIR STRENGTH

Swimming; (First row) Sarah Drury, Debbie England, Morgan Borer, Harry Raphael.

(Second row) Sarah Merrick, Cindy Harris, Linda Flight. Lindsay Carver, Ed Maggia­ como, Brian Daly, Rich Kliman, Kurt James, Alison Beckwith. (Third row) Donna Boyler, Rob Casey, Kathy Urstadt, Paul Baker, Scott Dow. Holly Swanson, Ashley Frost. Lynn Brunnell, Jonathan Zelnick. Rick Frank, Coach Bob Johnson.

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WO ME 'S SWIMMING RESULTS

Wins losses 5 5

ME 'S SWIMMI G RESULTS

Wins 4

losses 6

WOMEN'S BASKETBALL

Front row: Beth McSorley. Robin Sherman, Debbie Caldwell, Maureen Pine, Carol Simon, Sue Perry, Karen Jodoin. Back row: Sue Brigham, Coach Gene Delorenzo, Leslie Melcher, Beth Staples, Therese Langlois, Kaye Cross, Cathy Blagden. Becky Crook, Sue Lang.

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Team Record: 14 wins. IO losses.

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MEN'S BASKETBALL: SHOOTING FOR VICTORY

MEN'S BASKETBALL RESULTS

Losses 2

Wins 18 ECAC TOURNAMENT

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WOMEN'S HOCKEY

T earn Record, IO wins. 8 losses.

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Front row1 �cky Briii•· Ahc 1a Curtin, Sue McNiven, Valerie Lewis. Jtll Watton. Theresa L ynch. Lauren Watson. Whistle Wood. Kathy O'Connell. Anne Whittemore. Ann Boatrisht, Mary White. Back row, Michelle Linder. Heather McDonald. Linda Churchill, Coach Bob Ewell. Molly Couch, Jess Truslow, Amy Scott. Kathy Hushes, Amy Glazer. Chip Kelley. Jim Plummer. Anne Tiedeman.

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FIRE ON ICE

Men's Hockey: 1-r: Greg Beatty, Dean Burpee, Jim Brown, Jim Doherty, Tim McCrystal, Tom Clune, Steve Botsch, Dan Batten, Pete Taubkin. Second row: Coach Mickey Goulet. Statsitician Stu Krusell, Jim McGloughlin, Buster Clegg, Greg Apostol, Mike McGrath, Rod McGillis. Walt Edwards, Mickey Ferrucci, Don Cronin, John Siletto, Neil Wysocki, T im Holt, Mark Kelly. Manager Ron Krevat.

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W ins 12 ECAC Quarterfinal, Colby 4

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MEN'S RESULTS Colby I 0 9 9

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Opponents Bowdoin Tufts Middlebury Bates MIT Amherst Bowdoin Bates Babson Trinity Wesleyan Cornell Fordham Babson Williams Hamilton Columbia RECORD

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Opponents Bowdoin Tufts Bates Wellesley Bates Bowdoin Dartmouth Amherst Smith Amherst Franklin1Marshall St. Lawrence Johns Hopkins Vassar Tufts Amherst Yale JV St. Lawrence RECORD

Won 5

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WOMEN'S S QUAS H

Women's Squash: (first row) l 11a Ma well. orma Delaney. Ellen Sokoll, (Second row) Sarah Wittie, Sandy W inship. Sall lo egren. Julie Bruce. Marsha landau.

MEN'S S QUASH

Men'• SquHh: (First row) Jake Filoon, Brendan Reete, Mike Schafer, Ted Jenk 1n1, (Second row) Andy Maternow1k 1 , Brent Harris, Scott Hartz, Dave Hanson. Scott Morrlll.

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MARDI GRAS

MAYNARD F ERGUSON

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WOMEN'S RUGBY

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Tearn Record: .2-9

Front Row: Tom Claytor, John Lyons. Paul Evenson, Chip Kelley (Capt.), Pete Ruggles (Capt.), Peter Newman. Greg Shefrin. Dave Resnicoff.

Second Row: Rod McGillis, Sandy Godding (Capt.). George Bronnell, Bob Cobuzzi, Reihl Mahoney, Matt Barry, Steve Getto, Chapman Mayo, Doug Parker, Bob Ewell (Coach). Third Row: Mark Serdjenian (Coach), Mark Burke, Steve Haynes, George Samaras. Tom Cushman, Gus Wilmerding, Roy Hirshland.

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MEN'S LACROSSE

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Team Record: 16-2 Liz Murphy. All American

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WOMEN'S TRACK

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MEN'S TRACK

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Nationals: Todd Cofftn Colby's first .C.A.A. champion

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Front Row: Jill Lord, Deborah Morse, Barbara Falcone, Mo Pine. Second Row: Kathy Nickerson, Anne Geagan, Martha Driscoll, Linda Greenland, Beth Staples. Third Row: Robert Lavigne, Terri Kangas, Linda Baroncelli, Cathy Blagden, Carol Simon. Beth McSorley. Back Row: Terry Parlin (Ass't. Coach). Gene Delorenzo (Head Coach).

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WOMEN'S LACROSSE

Tearn Record: 1-6

front Row, ,Jennifer Imhoff. Shelly Lent, Letty Roberts. Anne Tiedemann (Capt.). Emily Batchelder (Capt.). Jessica Gwynne, Suzanne Swain.

Jnsica Truslow. Back Row: Debby Pluck (Head Coach). leshe Greenslet (Manaser). Jane Vlseant. Tammy Jones. Stephanie Hasar. lalyn Ottley, Kathy Hushes, kathy Sullivan.

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BASEBALL

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T earn Record: 15-12

Front Row. G4!orse Katz. Dave Berno. Jeff Parldt. Tom McGilhcuddy. Lloyd Hill, Joe Valle. Coach Covell. Second Row: Coach Covell Jr., BiH Colhnt. Harry Raphael, Steve McCue, Roy Dow , Joey Marcoux. Matt Nickerson, James Gill. Back Row, John Collins. Don Cronin, Jay KremM�. Den11 foley. Ben Lowrey. G4!orse Hamnston.

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left to Riahtr Lauri C1non. Co1ch. Scott Briody. Brendin Reese. Wiii Prest, Tom Nelson, Don McMillan (Cap!.), Andrew Hanson (Capt.), John Miller.

Chris Murphy, Dan Sh1ffman.

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SPRING CARNIVAL APRIL 15-17

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SENIOR ART OPENING April 30, 1983

Compliments of BARD'S AUTO CE NTER

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COMMENCEMENT

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May 22, 1983

My third piece of advice calls for the rejection of what cartoonist Garry Trudeau calls the "way-sta­ tion mentality:" the feeling that who you are is defined not by where you are now, but by where you are going. We must not be so obsessed with the future. with self-advance­ ment, that we neglect the present.

It is a difficult obsession to avoid.

The question we have all been asked most frequently during the past year is: "What's up for next year?

What are you going to do with the rest of your life?" We are tempted to rush ourselves, but we should not.

No doubt, to put inadequate thought into the future would be imprudent and potentially tragic. But to em­ phasize where you are going too heavily over where you are now can be equally counterproductive. for it can rob us of our sense of purpose, and narrow our vision of the world and our role within it.

Lastly, I advise that we never re­ duce our personal growth to a drive for "marketability." The recent trend on college campuses has been toward technical, professionally­ oriented training. in short, toward marketability. Many of our peers have sold out - they have done whatever they deemed necessary to get the job which will provide them with the high standard of liv­ ing which they have come to ex­ pect. They have made themselves marketable.

A common criticism of a liberal arts education is that it leaves many of its students with no real market­ able skill. But some educators, like our own President Cotter, have ar­ gued that liberal arts graduates are (continued on page JOlj)

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(continued from page .203) also Marketable, and perhaps more so, because we are well-rounded and well-educated, we can ap­ proach a variety of situations with creativity and adapt readily to change. Personally, I loathe the word marketable in describing hu­ man beings. It should be reserved for descriptions of laundry deter­ gents and toothpastes.

We should not follow those who place the almighty dollar above their own freedom to choose. We should not allow the inquisitive spir­ it which has been cultivated within us here at Colby to be overwhelmed by the acquisitive spirit that is cul­ tivated outside.

In closing, I'd like to share with you all the following passage which I read recently in an unlikely source - Newsweek Magazine. There are several names listed after the arti­ cle, so it is unclear exactly who wrote this particular segment, but it is something which I wish I had written myself, and about which we can all think: "And so, heads high, smiling confi­ dently but not excessively, clear of eye and purpose, the marketable generation rises to meet its future, asking only that it be allowed to buy what it wants. Time enough to dis­ cover that being able to buy what they want is just another form of enslavement, as the generation of the 1960's has only recently discov­ ered about being able to do what­ ever they want. With luck, a few o'f today's students will discover the secret of true freedom, which is to be whatever they want.

-Class speaker Steven S. Nicholas

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