The Colby Oracle 1986

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O ·R · A·C ·L ·E FACULTY SHOWTIME SPORTS SENIORS CoMMENCEMENT . . .

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F r eight years of devoted service to the Colby community we dedicate the 1986 Oracle to you Father Paul Cote.

From marrying Paul'

olby alumni co coun eling srudencs Father

ministry on and off of Mayflower Hill has erved co

stren then the Paul and

lby c mmunicy and the presence of Father on campu will surely

be mi ed.

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N

ow that commencement is over, Mayflower Hill seems silent and

Your class will long be remembered as one

class stone marker - after a lapse of 100 years.

without you.

of the largest in the College's history and one

But your past record is only prologue -

The Class of '86 has passed on its role as cam­

of the most creative. You shaped the new

brief and fleeting at that. Now come choice

unnaturally

empty

pus leader to the underclassmen and has

Residential Commons system and found in­

and chance. Many of you, in the 2 lst cen­

already

- and

genious uses for the Student Center which

tury, will hold currently unimagined jobs.

alumni

you inaugurated. You sponsored a film series

You will encounter them through a series of

on alternative life styles, and you led the

accomplishments and accidents that will fill you, in retrospect, with wonder.

become

record-setting

Colby's

newest

exemplar

of

support.

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packed up and left.

Despite a particularly soggy senior week,

campus debates and rallies on South Africa.

the rain stopped early Sunday morning and

You sec records for community service and

But fear not! You are prepared to confront

allowed us to hold the ceremony on the

in athletics, and brought crew and skiing

the unknown and "caking the path lease

library lawns. Wendy Lapham's speech was

back to recapture earlier glories. You pro­

traveled" is really half the fun. Good luck!

memorable, and the sun even appeared to

duced wonderful musical and dance perfor­

(And keep a good book handy.).

bid you and your families goodbye as you

mances and reesrablished the tradition of the

Bill and Linda Cotter

T

o: Class of 19 6

In che years ro come,

Oracle wiU you

ecc

From: Carol and Charles B

our copy of che

doubcless join che

have

accumulaced

earboo k chac

from

your

schools. Indeed, frequencly all rh

ocher

e heavy

books will be boxed up and rdegare<l co a comer of

ome attic, rhere ro a quire rhac

musry scene of che ancique. Like mo t of the rest of the world, you·u be lt in

primaril

for the presenc and rhe furure, e

n though

the past can call up ome powerful feelin times.

The

19 6

Oracle

will be

catalyst becau e e eryone·s college )'ear Ba setts

ere

undergra<lu ce

rogecher ac che Um ersiry of

ouch Dakoca

in the F1foes, and we occas1onally unearth

Th Co)Ott

(really! uni ersmes on ch

froncaer

are proud of their indigenous an1m I : our chief athletic rivals were the J a krabb1c and the Bison) co pur a name with a ace or co verify an assoc1acion. Or ro srucker ac the r co remember

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year-old madencs wtth a glee or sham

not

dorhes and hair uc .

wholly diminished by gray h 1r

Yearbooks

are for nosralgia, for your memories frozen in thac wond rful year 1956 or 19 meone once �id char an alumni·

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familiar buildings and rooms and people

best we had in 1986, but we hope that you

lby

and will abouc '9 1 . We gave you che

locked forever in a recrospe ti e cime-warp.

don'c cry co freeze us and what we raughc you in

olby or a U D will be ..yours .. only so

che same way that you have preserved a vic­

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long as it rem ins e acdy the same as ir was in '56 or · 6. You can and do your

torious soccer match against Bowdoin.

han e, bur

alma mattr really shouldn't.

Be ause we hope we've caught you how co change, how co chink, how co generalize ra­

Quite under tandably, chen, most of us

ciona!Jy. Alumni occasionally accesc to learning

are kin co Jay Gae by, every undergraduate's

such skill s from us and some 1 SO colleagues ac

fa orice romanu : "

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Colby. We've cried co instruct you in principles,

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while holding you likewise accountable for the

n·r repeat the p

h ' of cour e you can!" The k for you and Gae b)•,

Oracle

haraccerized by

derails a well. We're commirced to crying new

··unum:r ble v1s1on " captured perfe cly in

methods with traditional materials and vice ver-

chat phoro

f you and rour friend

- eter­

. In our experience, no better preparation for

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b J hn on Pond. And all tho e

chat cough ..real world.. ever existed. We live in

will w

powerful memories.

The

or U D are all coo often static images, che

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and

make the

u!J \\acer and

eorg1an spires

ic coo.

i ion at on e wonder ul and ·er

For all ch t, we're

Fr m our per pe tt e, h wever, fes ors ac

oing co change, and

olb ' goc co hange. For your children 's sake,

unreal olby,

mzen

pro-

of \J'acen1Ue, c.u.­

payers tn Mame, chi /1 the ..real world

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you·<l beccer be damned glad of ic; your

m 1Jer

alma

had better not become obsolete. Your

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rea her

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p

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- even the hi corians - muse reach r

enc,

scudent . an<l che p

and

fucure co each generation of

o Jon· c ger all alienated if rhe place pie are different. You're different,

wh}' houldn·t we r

nor

nrirely di� erenr. We remain pleased

WLth many o you and we look forward ro your furure achievemencs.

hen you come back co

olby, we hope you'll di over only rhac we're older and

i er. Beerer than we were in '86.

B

idding farewell to Col­

by seniors seems like something Cal and I should be used to by now. Since Cal· s been teaching here we've seen eight classes come and go from Colby. You· d think we'd know how to do it. But saying good-bye to your class seems even harder than usual. After all, this is really my class too. Just as all of you were arriving for the first time on Mayflower Hill, I was setting up shop in Career Services, wondering how to help Colby seniors head out into the world each year. Writing resumes as a way to launch you into the job

search

had

not

even

crossed my mind. Just as jobs

and

graduate

school

were a long way from your thoughts too.

I had been asked several times to consider working in Career

Services

at

Colby,

prior to my coming in 1982, but always I'd been emphatic in assening my

Jill Scasz Harris worked in our office before

lack of interest in career counseling. I had

she became wife, mother, and Phi Beta Kap­

example possible of a life based on integrity

pa. How can I begin to cell her how much I

and

admire her courage and strength? And how

Powers for only three years, but what I have

can I express my pride in the four students

learned from her will guide my thoughts and

believed wrongly that counseling students about careers consisted mainly of describing manage­ ment training programs, pointing out reference materials, and expounding on the benefits and drawbacks of various occupations. What I was to find out, what your class was to teach me, was che larger meaning of the word "career," or as the dictionary puts it, "the progress of a per­ son through life."

I learned chis lesson most poignancly through the close associations I've had with many of you over che lase four years. Because I was hired as a counselor, not a teacher, my role was most often

from Skowhegan who came here with their former guidance counselor - me. Linda Elliott, Andy Smith, Sherri Wonhen, and Ron Currier, each of you remained true to the unique qualities that you brought with you to college and which you are now taking beyond Mayflower Hill, and even beyond your home state of Maine. I met Miu Kwini chat first year, and have watched with awe

chat of listener. Instead of offering the pearls of

his development into a powerful and elo­

wisdom you may have expected, I discovered

quent spokesperson for his people in South

who has provided for me the most striking commitment.

I

have

known Jane

actions throughout the course of my life. Her tireless effons to educate the college com­ munity

about

complicated

issues

like

homophobia, sexual harassment, rape, and sexism often went unthanked and sometimes placed her in jeopardy. Bue Jane pressed on, both publicly and privately, offering infor­ mation and suppon and providing a model of courage and determination for every one of us. How can I thank her for kindling my own passion for social justice and equality?

How can I adequately thank any of you for

chat we could learn much more together, just

Africa. And I am pleased to say that I have

talking and chinking about you and the progress

known Perrin Boyd since her days as a food

of your life. That meant that we ended up

server in Robens. How proud I am of her

But, here we are, parring company for

discussing many things chat had litcle to do

work with community programs for the

now, and while I know many of you will be

with vocational choices, but much to do with

elderly, homeless, and terminally ill.

back, we'll never again have the luxury of

enriching my life and teaching me about the true meaning of "career?"

how your life was going. Beginning early in Oc­

Some of you I have only known for a year

tober chat first fall, and continuing on until your

or two, but you have left your mark on me as

times a week in class. I'll follow the progress

graduation, we talked about everything from

well. I've been moved by David Simpson's

of your careers with great interest, knowing

values and self-exploration to eating disorders,

sensitive perceptions, the intensity of Deb

that you will be thinking about chose careers

sexuality, and, of course, your hopes and dreams

Morse's quest for understanding, and Wen­ dy Lapham's wisdom and humor. And I've

a whole. And as we say good-bye, please

for the future. And because you were so open with me, I found myself learning, perhaps even more than you.

I am especially graceful to several of you who allowed me to share a ponion of your lives in ways chat have proved inspirational to me. Mose of you I have known since your freshman year.

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regular lunch dates or seeing each other three

in che context of che unfolding of your life as

been stirred by the non-stop energy and en­

remember chat you have a home here, and

thusiasm of Kelly Chopus and Tony Sciker's warm, compassionate nature. I feel honored

people who care about you. And if you ever

that you have allowed me to know you and play a pan in the development of your lives.

Nancy Wanderer Mackenzie July 16, 1986

Finally, there is a member of your class

need co add anything co your resume . ..

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Lass of 19 6:

Our sincere rhanks co those of you who have made our being at

stem

orrhwhile.

olby

To cho e of you who

worked, who cried, who cared - you make it easy for us. We hope in return we have helptd you 10 some ways to learn to think, to

b more indtpendenr and co ke p a sense of humor and a s n e of p r pecri e. ' e've even made your day at

Maybe

olby a lirtle

more fun and a little more memorable. We have no ..words of wisdom.. for anyone, ex­ cept perh ps co ay char we wish each one of you a life which 1s of your choosing, not one in which you live out che expe rations of ocher .

njoy!

- )1111 and Jean Mrlntyre

History: (back rou1) Richard (Pete) Moss, Lindsey Wilson, Frederick Gillum, John Roderick. (front row) Lee Feigon, Harold Raymond, Jane Hunter, Pac Kick, Marilyn Mavrinac.

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English: (back row) David Mills, Dianne Sadoff, Kirsten Wallace, Eileen Curran, Jean Sanborn, Colin MacKay. (third row) Susan Kenney, Patricia Onion. (second row) Phyllis Mannocchi, Deborah McDowell, John Sweeney, Pat Brancaccio, Ed Kenney, Charles Bassett, John Mizner. (front row) Garry Leonard, Eric Binnie.

Government: Sandy Maisel, Chip Hauss, Cal MacKenzie, Pamela Blake, Tony Carotta, Roger

Bowen, Beverly Hawk.

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Biology: Ray Phillips, RusseU Cole , Dave Firmage. Frank Fckt-te, Mmam Bt"nnetr, Arrhur Champlin, Brun¡ Fowle , Elazabcrh Champlin, Tam hri uansen, Beth Flint, Thomas Ea ton, Bev George:.

Modern Foreign Languages: Guy FiJosof, Charles Ferguson, Jean Bundy, Priscilla DoeJ, Arthur Greenspan, Dale Weiss, Marcia

Tardito, Jorge Olivares, Javier Gonzalez, Anthony Anemone, Margrit Lichcerfeld, David Keenan, Vivian Pyle, Peter Nutting, Tamae Prindle, Frederique Deschamps, Anne Mabbott, Falko Bohme, Alain Bonora.

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Psychology: Ed Yeterian, Diane Kierstead, Nicholas Rohrman, Dorin Zohner.

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Student Activities Office: Amy Scott, Molly Couch, Niley Shrestha , Sara Dickison, Ginger Nowak, Trudy

King, Jim Peacock.

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Administrative Science: Donald McCarthy, David Fearon, Yvonne Knight, John Bubar, Peter Nye.

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REGISTRATION reg_* is •tra •tion

( r e j i­ strayshun) n. 1. A register­ ing, as of voters or students.

2. The number of persons registered, enrollment. 3. An experience often worth forgetting when a d­ ministered at Colby. Hoards of underclassmen are assigned t o b e at the fieldhouse at 12:45 p.m. and upon arrival are instructed to plan their college careers right then and there, before the seniors are expected to arrive at 1 :30. Of course the

seniors sneak through at about 1: 10, thus multiplying the chaos. Knowing just how hectic registration can get, the seniors often compete with each other to see who can get out of the fieldhouse the fastest. (The record is 53 seconds) Hence, it always seems like there is a senior in line in front of you trying to clear up that last gradua­ tion requirement, be it English 152 or that perennial favorite, gym. Registration can also be a trying time for friendships, especially when you learn that your best

friend has classes on Tuesday and Thursday only, while you, being a science major, have labs every day except Wednesday. 4. A potentially intimidating experience for students depending on their class.

Freshmen are allowed in before the others so that the sight of 1200 peoused to the confusion and are very social at registration. ple they don't know won't send them into shock. Sophomores and juniors are away their junior year often have a very traumatic went who Seniors time. their take they so list priority everyone's on low are They 'is. anyone who g rememberin time hardest time as they have the

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mov*ing (mo6ving) v.

1. To change the place

of or set astir:

shift,

agitate. - adj. 1. Af­ fecting the emotions.

Synonyms:

distress­

ing, painful,

pathetic.

These words all refer to an emotional state of mind often incurred in that popular college ritual 'moving in.' In

the process of moving

in, certain scenarios arise among Colby men and women. Stu­ dent A learns too late that a

U-Haul full of

junk just won't fit into a closet single in the quads.

tressing. carries

rug

This

a

up

is

Student large

to

the

dis· B

thick third

floor in Dana only to see from

his

roommate

Montana

has

brought his own. This

is a pain{ul experience.

Student C helps her roommate to unpack and sees that she has a complete matching set of Laura Ashley towels, sheets and curtains,

realizing that it is the same exact pattern that she had bought for the room. That is path

lie.

HOMECOMING

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Seu-A sponsored several concerts at Colby this year, among them Toshi Reagan, "New Man," Sugar Cane Alley, The Neighborhoods, The Freedom Music Festival and ''Crossbow," a traditional Irish band. Other productions in­ cluded The Ridge String Quartet, Organist Chrisropher Young and the Festival of Carols and Lights.

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Colby students and faculty combined forces to produce memorable theatrical produc­ tions such as Metamorphosis, A Little Night Music, Translations and Lysistrata. Powder and Wig put on several plays as well: True West, Black Comedy, Butterflies Are Free, The Cask of Amontillado and the annual One-Act Festival.

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T w o l i nge r ie sal esmen make a bol d appearan c e i n their silk s at Foss.

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George letting it rip in his own rendition of the Go-Go's 1982 hit "Our Lips Are Sealed."

The Saran­ Wrap Flasher showing us hi be l side.

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Colby played host to several well足 known lecturers throughout the year, a few of whom are shown here. Dith Pran and Elie W iesei spoke eloquently about their lives under oppressive cir足 cumstances

while

ex-Yippie-now足

Yuppie Jerry Rubin and always-a足 Yippie Abbie Hoffman engaged in a debate in the Chapel. After receiving the '33' Annual Lovejoy Award, the Washington

Post's

Mary

McGrory

spoke of her experiences in journalism covering presidents and political hacks over the past decades. Former U.S. Secretary of the Interior James Wact spoke in the Wadsworth Gymnasium, controversial as ever.

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The J osephes receiving praise decades of service co the colJege at ch dedication ceremonie for th New Scud enc Cencer.

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The N ational Tug-0-War Team f r o m Gr e e c e visited Dana Lawn t o meet their foe ...

Typical of New England weather, Colby had a spring thaw the last week of January but luckily snow returned to liven up the campus for Winter Carnival. The theme was "Where the Wild Things Are"; hence a humungous snow sculpture appeared on Frat Row to grin eerily down upon all the party animals.

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which proved to be a team from the show 'Hod ge Podge Lodge.'

Tom takes charge of events on Dana Lawn but can on­ ly watch as Greek strength proves too much for the team of natural­ ists. (below)

Tom then turned his sights on judging the 'Dance-Around-The­

Bot-In-The-Snow' Contest.

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It was amateur night at the Coffeehouse and

Bradley

Harris puc in

a guest ap­

pearance, wearing his rrademark Blue Boy body suit. Thrilling the standing-room-only cro d with his sizzling fingerwork and uni­ que rwang, Harris was able co bring out some old crowd favorites like "Mary Low Blues" and really brought the house down with

ome mean strumming on the ever­

popular "

hy in Maine?". Harris then left

che rage and gave ome coaching rips co his fans.

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F ALL

DATELINE

Samantha Smith dies in a plane crash in Maine

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The Titanic is

found after 73 years of darkness off the coast of northern New England ° Classes begin at Colby

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clothing, dies in Wales

An earthquake strikes Mexico City killing

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Laura Ashley, purveyor of fine English

thousands and causing widespread destruction; Colby students in Cuernavaca are safe

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Hurricane Gloria slashes the Eastern Seaboard

and knocks out power at Colby for four hours

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cumbs to Aquired Immune-Deficiency Syndrome

Rock Hudson suc­ 0

Washington Post

columnist Mary McGrory receives the Elijah Parish Lovejoy Award from Colby for outstanding journalism opened for use

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The New Student Center is

National Anti-Apartheid Day is held across America

and there is an Anti-Apartheid Rally on the seeps of Miller Library Divestment hearings are held at Colby

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An Italian cruise ship, the

Achille Lauro,

is h1gh1a kt:J in che Mediterranean and one American i

murdered

The Prince and Prince

D.

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of Wal

vi it Washin ron,

A mudslide cau td by the eruption of a C lumbian vol ano

buries several cowns, lea mg more than 20,000 peo le dead Kansa

icy Royal

win che World

erie

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ov1et Leader Mikhail Gorba hev meet in Geneva fi r the first Power

The

Presidenr Re.gan and ·

uper

ummic' of the decade.

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Or * a * de Pho * tog * ra * pher (or'ah-kul foe­ togg'rah-fir) n. 1. A warmblooded migratory mammal common to a one square mile area in rural Waterville, Maine from September to June. Their migratory patterns are wide and varied; some have been known co spend che off-season in New Jersey or the Caribbean. Intrepid as ever, the Oracle photographer is in search of che right look, the right move to capture on film. Harassed by editors and deadlines on all sides, chis rare breed of photographer works surprisingly well under pressure.

Horrified of being photographed with their lense caps on, this carnivorous animal is hard to catch on film so beware upon approach. You never know, you might get zapped and your face plastered in a book such as chis to remain in print for all perpetuity. (See right for exhibit A) 64

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Cross Country: Brian Norris, Tim Oakes, Tim Fisher, Toby Yos, Bill Baerg, Mike Farley, Kevin Misner, Hans Hagen, Phil Thornton, Joe Beal, Coach Jim Wescott. (front row) Bill Jenkins, Jeff Farley, Jake Ulick, Bill Derry, Mark Pagnano, Rick Lan­ zi, Kurt James, Chris Cohoes.

Men's

(back row)

Elena Stamoulis, Ann · Field Hockey: (back row) Coach Brenda Baird, Lee Scammon, Helene Landers, Lori O'Keefe, Coach Debbie Raible, Cindy Bruzzese, Anne Burger, Hilary Seward, JoAnn LaMarre, Nancy Donahue, Lisa Bontempi, Karen Buckley, Caroline Pluck. (front row) Karen Czuchry, Mel Brown, Meredith Magee, Lori Raveis, Sarah Maddox, Knowles.

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Men' Soccer:

(back row) M ark O'Donnell, Torgny Anderson, Steve Webb, Peter Vigue, Mark Burke, B1U Carr, Rok Zajec, Rich CaJKhman, Neil Menard, Asst. Coach Dave Srukey, oach Mark Serdjenian. (front row) Evan Dangel, Bill Clendenen, Peter Bowers, S<:ot t H u nter, J eff King, Bill Duncombe, Brett Asherman, Charles McHugo, M ichael Ayers.

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Football 1985: (Team Roster) Jamie Arsenault, Andrew Ayers, James Brandt, Robert Brunelli, George Byras, Michael Cameron, Brendan Canning, Paul Deutch, Edward Devine, David Dugan, Tony Ekstrom, Jeff Emerson, Vincent Emery, Marc Enger, Jim Feeley, Peter Gerber, John Hamlin, Taylor Henderson, Tom Hiemstra, Francis Hodsell, Scott Johnson, Gary Khoury, Richard Lasley, Brad Lord, Sean Mahoney, Tony Mazzola, David McCauley, Steve McCue, John McNinch, Alex Millman, Todd Molloy, John Mullen, Tom Oxholm, Jim Pietro (Capt.), Scott Pratt, Guy Prescott, Paul Prescott, Matthew Reilly, Mike Ricci, Craig Rogers, Mike Rollins, Matthew Sotir, Andrew Spirito, Majester Stewart, Eric Sullender, Dan Sullivan, Andrew Sul ya, Louis Uible, Danny Valeri, Joe Walcon, Scott Wentzell, Bruce Whiting, David Wilson. Cua::hed by Chris Raymond, Tom Radulski, Robert Pfieffer, Harold Violette, Al Paquette and Scott Laughinghouse.

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Women's Soccer: (back row) Coach Parlin.

(4th row) Karen Linde, Sarah Pope, Lisa Tomasetti, Barbara Swartz, Martha McTavish. (3rd row) Stacey Mendelsohn, Carolyn Bell, Ingrid Kasaks, Camilla Johansson, Carol Ann Beach. (2nd row) Courtney Celi, Marianne MacDonald, Tanya Mead, Kathy Sullivan, Laura Shaver, Sue Whittum. (1st row) Molly Couch, Deborah Brooks, Mary Needham, Patrice Galvin, Jennifer Estes, Jennifer Douglas.

Women's

(back

row)

Tennis:

Coach Paula A boud, Allison Capstick, Deb Potter, Lorin Haughs, Nina Hell m a n, N o r m a Delaney, Karen Mit­ chell. (front ro ) Heidi G reen man, K ate W a l k e r , S o nja Meuhlman, J enni Pat­ ue Pearson, tison, Tempe Evans.

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DA T E L I N E Olaf

Palme,

Prime

Minister

of

Sweden,

assassinated on the quiet streets of Stockholm

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Jerry

Rubin and Abbie Hoffman speak in Lorimar Chapel ••

An Army transport plane crashes in Canada before

the holidays, killing more than 240 service men and women

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The main airports in Rome and Vienna are

hit by terrorist attacks; an eleven year old girl is numbered among the dead

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The Chicago Bears win

the Super Bowl over the New England Parriors

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The

Space Shuttle Challenger wirh seven astronauts aboard, including rhe first civilian in space, Concord, N.H. high school reacher Christa McCauliffe, explodes 74 seconds inro the flight

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(back row) Delorenzo, Carol Anne Beach, Heidi Irving, Susan Whittum, Lisa Hataway, Lisa Troeger, B renda Gilman, Lisa Collett, Kelly Marchetti, Nancy Pare, Pam Hoyt, Manager Heidi Senkler. (front row) Karen Jodoin, Beth Staples.

Anhur Swimming: (back row) Jake Unrick, Tripp Johnson, Mike McCartney, Marc Doolittle, Rick Frank, John Morrow, Paul Hesrerburg, Randy Barr, Dan Bullis, Brian Moore, Coach Bob MacDonald. (middle row) Russell, Goldman, Tom Hagerty, Lindsey Carver, Jamie Ray, Mary Thompson, Jon Moffit, Rob Young, Dave Haake, Holly Swanson, Jim Bachand, Marian Robbins, Kelly Powers, Jean DeNapoli, Sue Urrerstrom, Harriet Dayna Bob Casey. (front row) Ruth Rosenstien, Tempe Evens, Katie Behn, Carolyn Lockwood, Sherly Powers, Adams, Alison Forest, Kim Lynch.

84

Men's Squash:

(back row)

Dan Deluca, George G rader, Shaun Dakin, David Longscape, David Avedesian, Edgard Mem­ brano, Ogden Timson, J ay Stabile, J ay Allen, Coach S core Laugh i ng house. (front row) Peter Wecchek, G ilberc Falcone, R ob chwandc, Brenc Harris, M ik e A s h l e y , C h ris Whelan, Dan Cullary, Noshir Dubash.

Men' Hockey: (back rou) Ball Koules, Dave Los r, Bob Lewis, Net! Menard, Quinn Moyer, Bob Burn , J oe Bisson, Asst.

Coach Brian Foster (m1ddlt row) Coach M ickey Goulet, John McCarthy, Brian Murphy, Peter wley, ceve Getto, Tim Murphy, Rob Mayea, Chns Parker, Ken Vopn1, Matt Elders. (front rou•) Greg Bearry, Greg ronin, Vin Paolucci, Jon D()(:hr ( pt.), Gus Wilmerding, Tom Boyd, Walt Edwards.

Men's Indoor Track and Field: (back row) Coach Jim Wescott, Kevin Farley (Co足 Capt.), Hans Hagen, Lawrence Pierson, Bill Mc足 Crillis, Jim Pietro (Co-Capt.), Brian Norris, Phil T ho r n t o n , Phil Lapp. (middle row) Sam Uible, Mark Pagnano, Bill Derry, Rick Lanzi, Rich Lasley, Ma足 jester Stewart, Asst. Coach Bud Seigmund. (front row) David Duane, Toby Yos, John Moore, Tim Fisher, Peter M ueller, Mike Misner, Doug St. Lawrence, Laurent Kosbach.

86

Women's Hockey: (team roster) Paige Alexander, Leah Basbanes, Courtney Celi, Christine Corcoran, Molly Couch (Capt.), Jemma, Craig, Patricia Haffey, Julie Irmischer, Carolyn Keshian, Patricia King, Robin MacWalter, Sue Mad足 dox, Tanya Mead, Megan Patrick, Roxann Pitkin, Jennifer Plott, Tracey Robem, Stefanie Rocknak, Jennifer Rubin, Amy Scott, Jenny Webster, Karen Welling, Coach Rob Pfeiffer, Asst. Coach Bill Clendenen.

Women's Squash: (back row) Alison Murray, Jen

Pierce, Laura Thorton, orma Delaney, Karen Mirchell, haron Marusik. (front row) Lisa Kerney, Abby Lausier, arah Whir­ cle, Lucia ranron, Erica Eisenbach.

Men's Basketball: (back r()UJ) Asst. Coaches John Mitchell and Chris Murphy, E. J. Perry, Joe Delucia, core Carver, Chris Cole, Tim Bonang, Chris Powell, J a mie Arsenault, Tim O'Donnell, Scott Hunter, Coach Dick Whitmore. (front row) Chris Vickers, Art Nagle, Eric Brown, Mike Hill, Scott Jablonski, Mike Marchetti, Bill Maheďż˝, Mike Gibney.

87

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Baseball: (Team Roster) Arsenault, Scuarc Babb, John Book.is, Michael Burr, Doug Calandrella, Vin Emery, Denis Foley, Norman Hugo, Jim Kaufman, Michael Kelly, Joe Marcoux, Lawrence McGrath, Rich Mueller, Robert Murray, Sean Murray, Keith O'Leary, Steve Rand, Doug Scalise, Stetson, Chris Taron, Coach Gene DeLorenzo, Asst.

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98

Women's Track: (back row) Coach Debbie Aitken, Karen Boomer, Diedre Beal, H eacher Frasier, arah Redfield, Lisa Hathaway, Danielle Archam­ bault, Chris Gilman, Veronica Knight, Lauren Patterson. {front row) Laurie Anderson, J uliet Blake, KeUy hopus, Megan Flaherty, Megan Patrick, Tracey Morrow, Daryl Angney, Linda Roberts, Jeanne Guild.

Women's Lacrosse: (back row) Coach Debbie Pluck, arah Geiger, Callie Knowles, Sue Maddock, J ulie Dodge, l.alyn Ordey, Heather Arwood, J essica Truslow, Kim Lynch, Hansi Hals, Heidi Lombard, Lynn Sullivan, Lara Beecham, Robin Trend. (front row) Karen ReiUy, Kim Gorton, J ane Nicol, Melissa Brown, Laurie Raveis, J enny Websrer.

99

Softball: (back row) Coach Julie Treadwell, Lisa Tomasetti, Ellen Meigs, Brenda Knuer, Linda Baroncelli, Beth Staples, Sue Whittum, Julie Karas, Elaine De Berardine, Rob Levine. (front row) Jayne Holman, Jennifer Allen, Pam Hoyt, Carolyn, Crowe, Barbara Swartz, Elena Stamoulis. (Beth McSorley not present).

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Lacrosse: (bark row) Greg Cunningham, Garec Heinbach, Chuck Burke, Jeff Konz, Ed Barr, Greg Pastore, Josh Marx. (middle row) Joe Ricci, Joe Bisson, Bran Oaycor, Marco Loretto, Andy Palmer, Bill Oapp, John De R ham, W ill Holmes, Bill Warren, Don KJein, Kevin Plummer, Coach Rob Pfeiffer. (front row) Bob Erdman, Jeff Tracy, Paul Deurch, Karl R uping, Reihl Mahoney, Mark Burke, Doug Parker, Gus Wilmerding, reve Getto, am Igo, Taylor Henderson, Matthew Gove, Eric Whitford, Tom Abbaciello.

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an attack on Libya in retaliation for fostering terrorist ac-

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Duchess of Windsor, Wallis Warfield Simpson, dies in Paris at 89, thus ending the century's most infamous love affair that caused the abdication of Britain's King-Emperor Ed­ ward VIII in 1936

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THE CLASS OF '86

Peter Solomon and Peter Cooke

Heather C. Reay

William

E. Northfield, Jr.

Laurie J. Brown nt

Greg Lockwood, Jim Frew, Dwight Trainer and George HuU David Severance

132

Deb Spieker

� alcer Phelps Bliss

hwab, Jr.

Paul 1artin

Kachle n 1.

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Scott Perry and Mark Leondires

Linda Kindblom

William Yardley 1 34

Brent an<l Jill

Pm:r

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Hams

Linda Baroncelli

Harriet Haake

Sarah Elizabeth Whittle

Beth

raples

Andrea P. Mcinnis

David A vedesian

Rick Bernard

138

Dana De'\''m Burch Ill

Robm Ann Vendmi

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Tracy Burnham and friends

Julie Smith

Michael E. Marchetti

Mary Lou Kopas

140

M.m Murphy

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Richard Deering

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Judy M. Swift

Ann Yates

Amy Bleakney and Beth Peters

144

Louise Charbonneau

Suzanne Louise ScahJ

Lindsey Carver

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Alec Murray

146

Kelly McPhail

Arlene Kasarjian

M. Jane Powers

Norma Delancy

Jay Allen

147

Todd Molloy and George Samaras

148

Cabot Harrison Philbrick

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Kenneth Harris

Samuel Pietropaolo and Charles Cleary

Daniel Bullis, Gregory Getchow, Paul Wagner, Mike Fortin, David Blake and David Power

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James

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Karyn Weafer

Robin 1. Schulman

Laurel Sue Gross

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Kachlet'n Hooper

D borah M. Mt K, y !folly

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Dorothy G. Mack

Lori J. Berger and Lyonhil Tinseltown

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Fran Gladstein

Becky Hart

John Wilfong

J 56

Chris Parker

Cary H ills

Timothy Kasrrineli

I 7

Craig L. Cohen

Annette Hanzer

158

Elizabech Walzer

J ulie Grossman

Joy e L. tymour

1 �9

Philip C. Amarante, Jr.

Steve Brennan

Thomas J. Fisher Dan Auslander

Karen Clark

Linda Michaud

John Yett

161

Elizabeth H. Kerney

Rick Tolscrup

1 62

Matthew R. Canady

Robin L. Chalmer

Kachy Jone

Cynthia Ann Kelly and Mary Ellen Kim

Kimberly Burnham

1 64

Genevieve Marie Hammond

Lon Moo<ly

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Ann

M. Barbera

W. R 1blt

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Karl Rupiog

Amy Melker

Paul Buckley

166

Bruce Raphael

Hi.lacy M Breed

Beth Harringron Anne Du Haime

Juliet Blake and Rachel Brandzel

168

Robin Scheuer

Kathleen Pinard and

uzanne Battit

169

r) Michael A. Heel (w/ J oh n Doeh

Stephen Potts Walter Pezcon

Heather Leigh .tras1er

1 70

Kachy Braverman

Regan Hargraves

I bel

L.

Wells

Moira Houcon

171

Kathy Reynolds

Deb Morse

Henrietta Adrian Yelle

1 72

Lynn Wunderlich

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J anet Kelley

Eri Pc:ndl ton I

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Lucia C. Stainton

Walt Edwards

1 74

Randy Mitchell

Amy Glazer

Karen

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Karen True and Heather Freeman

] essica Gahm

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Sarah Eileen Pennington

Deborah Perni e, Eve-Lynne Ermer and Liz Libby

Heidi Arnao

Elizabeth Longval Rh ad

1 77

Robert A. Kenney

Carol Mae Duplessie

Gail Gh k man and Ellen Fi Id

1 79

Nicholas A. Ophuls

Christian Barner

Laurie Clark 180

Dan Hurley

hri rophcr Brog an ( riner)

Brian

rnwalJ

181

Dave Turberc

1 82

corr Croll

J ohn

ceven M iller

Marry

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Thomas B. Oucerbridge

184

Evan Dangel

Peter B. Coley

Mlungisi Kwini

Kevin J. Farley

Bill Donahue

Brian Norris

1 86

Patrice Galvin

ott

haplowe

Jeff O'Brien

Philip J. Guarino

Anne Elizabeth Butter

Elt7..abeth W. M orl<:y

Robc:rc

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1 89

Suzanne Pearson Leslie Greenslet

190

J oho Habemock and ] eff K ing

Kristin Giblin Kelly A. Donahoe

191

Wendy Birbrower

Grace S. Brown-Asgard and ' Prince' 1 92

Kt¡vin F. H u lse

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Carolyn Rhodes, Robin Warren, Sonja Muehlmann, Jennifer Creamer, Jill Bond and Diana Dorsey.

Madeleine Budnick

Karen Jo Giamusso

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Gretchen Bean

Matt Hardey and J o

Peter L . Voskamp

Cindy Ardito

Lisa Falk

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Nancy Levine Bngid Hoffman

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David T. Wilson Dave Epstein

Joey Marcoux

Kenneth J. O'Brien

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Middle row: Peter Cooke and Kevin Mead. Front row: J oe Bergera and Peter Solomon.

200

Caroline Moses

Charles Hargraves

Thomas B. Cu ack

Kri c op h r L. J n en

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John Rafferty

202

Steve Poirier

John

Burke

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Tricia Martin and Holly Harris

Scott Carver

204

Jonat han J . Greene

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Amy Vander Vliet Grantland Rice

Kate Osborne and Jake

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Joan-Beth Witkes

Ethan R. Wiesler

George G isbon

Laura Larman

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J ohn Joseph Pelletier

Kace Paterson and Monique Reed

Adam H i rshman, Chris Brogan and

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" To laugh often and love m uch, to win the respect of in­ telligent persons and the affection of children; to appreciate beauty; to find the best in others; to give one 's self; to leave the world a lot better whether by a healthy child, a garden parch, or a redeemed social condition; to have played and laughed with enthusiasm and sung with exultation; to know even one life has breathed easier because you have lived this is to have succeeded . "

- Ralph

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Giving and receiving advice seems co be very importanr co human be­ ings and it also seems co be a big part of speeches. We can all remember specific pieces of advice that were lenr co us by people whose opinions we valued. I would like co share some of mine with you .

The first i s a classic example of allow­ ing positive thinking co triumph over cynicis m . It's the old optimism versus pessimism story and it has kept my fami­ ly alive for centuries. The whole story revolves around a glass of water contain­ ing only half its volume. To the opti mise, the glass is half full; co che pessimist, the glass is half empty. Throughout my life whenever I have become disconrenced, disappoinred or disheartened, I have heard m y mother ' s voice say i ng " Remember, che glass is always half full. " I t cakes a tremendous amounr of courage co live your life this way. How easy ic is co dwell on what is lost, what re­ mains co be done, or what has not yet happened. But if you stop mourning over what has been taken away, and con­ cenrrate on whac still remains, you will have the power co conrinue. A glass thac is half full rather than half empty is full of possibilities. We must begin to con­ cenrrate on what we are able to achieve or have not yet achieved.

My second piece of advice comes from my paternal grandmother . . . One of my grandmother's favorite sayings was " Everyone should make their own history . " I 've thought about this idea a lot in the last day and a half, both for the message it conrains and the way it was delivered ro me. I interpret my grand­ mother' s words as meaning that we must all go out inro the world and write our own individual stories, concentrating on what is valuable t 0 us and honoring and respeccing the separate histories of those around us. We must make our own choices and decisions and we m ust constantly look forward so that our own history, as she calls it, is something original that we leave behind, not a srory that is slowly dictated by the past or that has been told again and again. And yet the message is muddled by the fact that the letter itself is a piece of hisrory thac my family saved and remembered and kept for me. Her message has become something meaningful ro me because she had lived ro deliver it. She is part of my hisrory and her words are a part of whac I define as my own hisrory. Hisrory is something thac is repeated again and again, and it is something ro be saved and remembered. So the conclusion I have reached is this: We must make our own hisrory; we must be willing ro let others do the same; we must remember that where we come from is as importanr as where we arrive; and we must realize the connections between the past and the present while remembering tO apply them to the future.

- Excerpts from the speech given by ClaJJ Speaker Wendy Lapham

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Colby's 1 65th graduating class, the largest ever, assembles for one last time, having come a long w ay from F r e sh m a n Convocation in September of 1 9 8 2 . Does anyone remember their C O O T trip? O r 'The Kennedy I m ­ prisonment'? D i d anyone r e a d it? find you Can yourself i n the pic­ ture at right? (Why isn't a n yone look­ ing at the camera?)

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E N I 0 R P A R E N T P A T R O N S

Dr. and M rs. F. Knight Alexander

Mr. and Mrs. M . Lewis Chaplowe

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Frederick

Mr . and M rs. Philip Amarante

Mr. and Mrs. Mark M. Claff

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Frew

Anonymous

Mr. and M rs . Charles F. Clippert

The Frymoyer Family

John and Gail Appleton

Mr. and Mrs. Edward V . Clisby

Mr. and Mrs. Brendan J. Giblin

Ch a rles and Barbara Ardito

Robert and Beverly Cobuzzi

Mr. and Mrs. Edward P . Gibney

Mary S . Coley, M . D .

Mr. and Mrs. George C . Gibson

Sally a n d P h i l Cooke

Robert Flickman

Bernette and Bert Cote

Marvin and Carole Goldberg

Robert B. and Janet C. Couch

Beth W. Greene

G len Crocker

Dr. Martin L . Greene

Mr. and Mrs. John J. Delaney, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. E. S . Greenslet

Mr. and Mrs. John Devin

Mr. and Mrs. Michael D . Groshek

Mr. and Mrs. Stephan Dobbs

Mr. and Mrs. Phil Guarino

Mr. and M rs . C. Avedesian Frank and Vera Audolensky Fred an d Sheila Baroncelli Sue and Bob Bean David F. Beatty M r. an d Mrs. Jack Bellavance Mr. and M rs. James E. Berger E l eanore Case Bernard Frederick J . Bernard Karen and Thomas Blair Nanette and H arold Bond Mr . and Mrs. Lester F. Boyd Mr. and M rs . Kenneth Braverman Mr. and M rs. James F . Brennan Peter ('58) and Mary Ellen C hase ( ' 5 8) Bridge Ruth and Tom Briody David and Deborah Brooks Mr. and M rs. Stanley N. Brown Susan and Robert H. Bullis Mr. and M rs . John J. Burke, Jr. Roy an d Margaret Bu tter Tom Ca mpbell Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Campbell, Jr. Frank and Jean Caps tick

David and Laurie Donahoe Mr. and Mrs. Edward A . Drennen Mr. and Mrs. James W . Duca Jean and Ed Duffy Dr. and Mrs. Robert B. Du H aime Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Engstrom Mr. and M rs . Burton R. Epstein Joseph N . Ermer Mr. and Mrs. Richard W . Estes Mr. and Mrs. Richard T . Farley Amory Fay Mr. and M rs . John Noble Fiske David E . P . Fitzpatrick Patricia M. Fitzpatrick Mr. and Mrs. Alfred C. Fleck

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G . Gulizio Jerome H. Gundersen Mr. and Mrs. John C. Haake Mr. and Mrs. Roy A . Haberstock Boyd Hagen/ Penny Reay Mr. and Mrs. Alan Hagstrom Henry H. Hammond Mrs. Leonard Hanzer Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Hargraves, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J . Harrington Virginia and Bernard Hart Mr. and M rs. Albert C. Hills Guy C . Holbrook l 1 l Mary a n d Jerry Hopson Joan Houton John F . Houton Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. Hurley

Coleman and Margaret Foley

H . E . Igoe, Jr.

Mr. and M rs. Stuart Carver

Dr. and Mrs. William V. Frame

Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Jackman

Mr. and M rs. Robert L. Casey

Mr. and M rs . Richard H. Frank

Nancy W. Jackman

Mr. and M rs. Neil Carver

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Anne-Marie Doolittle

Robert E. J a ffe

M r . and M rs. C . David O ' Brien

Dr. and M rs . S tephen Solomon

Dr. a n d Mr . P a rnag H . Kasarjian

Mr. and M rs. Joseph E. O' Brien

Warren B. South worth

M r . and Mrs. Peter L. Kastri nelis

La wrence and N a ncy O' Keefe

A n d rew and Gail Spieker

M r . a n d Mrs. William E . Kel ley

Dr. and M rs. H. N. Olewiler

Kenneth R. and Na ncy H. Stahl

Rona l d R . Kell y

Mr. and Mr . Warren A . O'Su l l i a n

Mr. and Mrs. Carl W . Stinson

Mr. and M rs . Ralph M . Kindblom

Van and Luci l l e Parker

Mr. and Mrs. David L. S tone h i l l

Mr. and M rs. R icha rd S . King

Mr. a nd Mrs. Everett A. Pearson

J a c k a nd A n n ie Sutton

Paula a n d Rainer Koh ler

Dr. and M rs . Jo e D . Pezcon

R o n and E llie Swanson

Dr. Anthony R. Kopas

Mr. and Mr . Gordon R. Pendl eton

Robert B . Swift

Robert and Janet Kuenne

Mr. and

M r . a n d Mrs. Peter Leondires

Mr. and Mr . R nald L. Pinard

Dr. and Mr . Stewart Taubkin

Mr. and M rs. C l i fford E. Libby

r. and Mr . R nald Poiri r

Dr. and Mr . William S . Toder

Evelyn C . MacDonald

r . Thoma J. Power

John and Sandy Trainer

r . Samuel Pietropaolo

Mr. and Mr . George P. Turci

M r . and Mrs. Matthew D . Mad igan

Mr. and Mrs . Rob rt Prefontaine

Mar

Mr. and M rs . John P. Maheras

John and Rebecca Crane Rafferty

Wi l l ia m L. Twomey

M r . and M rs . Raymond Matusik

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