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WESTBROOK COLLEGE 1993-1994 TOWER Turn! Turn! Turn! (To Everything, There Is a Season) To everything (turn! turn! turn!) There is a season (turn! turn! turn!) And a time for every purpose under heaven. A time to be born, a time to die. A time to plan, a time to reap. A time to kill, a time to heal. A time to laugh, a time to weep. To everything (turn! turn! turn!) There is a season (turn! turn! turn!) And a time for every purpose under heaven. A time to build up, a time to break down. A time to dance, a time to mourn. A time to cast away stones. A time to gather stones together. To everything (turn! turn! turn!) There is a season (turn! turn! turn!) And a time for every purpose under heaven. A time of love, a time of hate. A time of war, a time of peace. A time you may embrace. A time to refrain from embracing. To everything (turn! turn! turn!) There is a season (turn! turn! turn!) And a time for every purpose under heaven. A time to gain, a time to lose. A time to rend, a time to sew. A time for love, a time for hate. A time for peace, I swear it's not too late. Words from the Book of Ecclesiastes.
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Dear Graduates: Each person graduating from Westbrook College leaves here changed by the experience. We know you are older; we hope you are wiser, more mature, more skilled, more developed intellectually, emotionally, and spiritually. Your years at the college have changed you. And you have changed the college. Your participation in the life of the c o l l e g e — i n the classroom, in activities, in your relationships with other students and the f a c u l t y — h a s made the college d i f f e r e n t — a n d better. Change, as the cliche has it, is the only constant. But change is not always for the better. Change happens, whether you like it or not. Some changes are beyond your control, but the purpose of education is to help you shape change so that at the other end of the process you and those around you are better. That means setting goals and working toward them, modifying as necessary but keeping your sights firmly set on an outcome. If your education at Westbrook College was successful, you have learned to accept, and indeed to embrace, change. But you have also learned to shape change, to identify what changes you want and then work toward them systematically and persistently. As a graduate of Westbrook College, you are a changed person. And the college has been changed because of you. Now you have a wider scope for implementing change, in yourself and in others. What you have learned here should help you change n m o r e — a n d to make the changes even better. Thank you for changing—yourself and Westbrook College. I ;h you the very best in your life of change. Keep c h a n g i n g — for the better. Congratulations!
William D. President
The Tower Staff would like to dedicate the 1993-94 edition of The Tower to a teacher who spent many years at Westbrook College helping students in their pursuit of an education. In addition to helping students achieve their dreams, he was dedicated to making Westbrook College a better place. In 1993, Dr. Bradley Daziel became disabled due to his battle with Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome. It is with deep gratitude and appreciation that we dedicate this edition of The Tower to Dr. Daziel. We wish him the best.
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Susan Bagarella
Jennifer Barron-Brown
Christine M. Barter
Heather Blomberg
Robert Brown
Lisa Conlogue
Ronald Crosby
Cynthia Ann Cyr
Melissa Davis
Amy Desjardins . . . Dental Hygiene Tammy L. Harris . . . Nursing Melissa Hersom . . . Retail Management Sherridan Houston . . . Management Amy Johndro . . . Nursing Brenda Sue Joyce . . . Dental Hygiene Jason K n i g h t . . . Management Rebecca Kraeutler . . . Nursing Joseph LaGreca . . . English Cara Lickwar . . . Dental Hygiene
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Tammy L. Harris
Melissa Hersom
Sherridan Houston
Amy Johndro
Brenda Sue Joyce
Jason Knight
Rebecca Kraeutler
Joseph LaGreca
Cara Lickwar
Stephanie Mains . . . Dental Hygiene Katie McMahon . . . Dental Hygiene Dean's List 1, 2, 3, SADHA 1,2, 3, Resident Assistant 3 "Our character is what we do when we think no one is looking." Cynthia M. Miller . . . Dental Hygiene Marilyn Milliken . . . Nursing NSNA, Yearbook, Aids Awareness Club, Environmental Club "Don't worry about failure. Worry about the chances you miss when you don't even try." Julie A. Morin . . . Dental Hygiene Marcie Louise Morin . . . Nursing Richard V. Mosher . . . Retail Management Joan M u l h a l l . . . Dental Hygiene Sheila Neumann . . . American Studies Danielle N o e l . . . Dental Hygiene "Mom, Dad, Billy, Mr. and Mrs. L — Thank you! I love you all! K and K — I'll miss you! W.M.L. — You are the BEST!"
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Danielle Oliveira . . . Dental Hygiene Julie Osgood . . . Dental Hygiene Kneka Pelletier . . . Dental Hygiene Melissa Bonita Perreault.. Dental Hygiene Paul Peterson . . . Management Barbara A. Pires . . . Nursing Jeannine Robertson . . . Dental Hygiene Maria Carmen Smith . . . Dental Hygiene Franca Stramenga . . . Dental Hygiene Jason Laforest Tupper . . . Psychology
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Julie Osgood
Kneka Pelletier
Melissa Bonita Perreault
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Barbara A. Pires
Jeannine Robertson
Maria Carmen Smith
Franca Stramenga
Jason Laforest Tupper
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Beverly Webster . . . Dental Hygiene Women's Cross Country Team Captain "Special thanks to my Morn, family, close friends, and Daniel for all of your support and love." Michelle L. Young Dental Hygiene "Bruce, Liz, Mom, Dad, and Karen: Thank you for all of your support and love. I could've never made it without you!" Seniors Not Photographed Mary-Frances Adamson Lesma J. Anderson Melinda Bailey Shannon Barry Mary Josephine Bernier Lisa M. Bourgoin Sherry Brayley Elizabeth Cassidy Jennifer Lee Gilman Teresa Gail Golan Kim Ann Hebert Marcy A. Holland Deborah C. Jensen Daniel Keating Tina M. Kell Dawn M. Levesque Donna J. McAuliffe Helena McLellan Shannon Musgrove Jeannine Parady Lisa Michelle Roy Melissa Lynn Stevenson Mary Szumita-Aube Jasmin Lucille Verrier
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William D. Andrews President Ph.D. University of Pennsylvania Westbrook College, 1987-
Dorothy Conforti Education Ph.D. University of Connecticut Westbrook College, 1992-
Barbara Edwards English Ph.D. Bowling Green State University Westbrook College, 1993-
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Ellen Beaulieu Dental Hygiene M.P.H. University of Hawaii Westbrook College, 1982-
Lisa Dufour
Dental Hygiene
Kimberly BoothbyBallantyne
Ruth Collard Dental Hygiene
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B.S. University of Minnesota Westbrook College, 1992-
M.S. Simmons College Westbrook College, 1982-
Pam Dyer
Richard Eakin
M.S. University of Southern Maine Westbrook College, 1981-
Nursing
Biology
M.S. Boston College Westbrook College, 1992-
Ph.D. University of Maine Westbrook College, 1976-
Thomas Edwards
Carolyn Fish
Mary Agnes Gillmafl
Nursing
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Ph.D. Bowling Green State University Westbrook College, 1992-
M.P.H. University of North Carolina Westbrook College, 1981-
M.S. Old Dominion Universit) Westbrook College, 1991-
English and American Studies
Barbara Haas
Anne Hague
Stephen Halpert
Marji Harmer-Beem Dental Hygiene
Nursing
Dental Hygiene
English
M.A. New York University Westbrook College, 1985-
M.S. University of New Hampshire Westbrook College, 1990-
M.A. Harvard University Westbrook College, 1964-
M.S. University of Southern Maine Westbrook College, 1990-
Thomas Kuckowski Computer Science
Wes LaFountain
Alfred Lambert
Toby F. Lazarowitz
Art
Chemistry
Anthropology
M.S. Northeastern University Westbrook College, 1985-
M.A. San Francisco Art Institute Westbrook College, 1992-
M.S. Union College Westbrook College, 1961-
Ph.D. State University of New York Westbrook College, 1980-
Thomas Leach
Chet Lesniak Psychology
M.B.A. Eastern Michigan University Westbrook College 1978-
Ph.D. New York University Westbrook College 1993-
Katherine McGee Nursing
W. Stanton Maloney
Business
M.S.N. University of Virginia Westbrook College 1989-
Business M.B.A. Northeastern University Westbrook College 1984-
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Al Morrison
Cary Moskovitz
Eunice Messier
Bernice Mills
M.A., Ed.D. Columbia University Westbrook College, 1989-
B.S. Indiana University Westbrook College, 1990-
Ph.D. State University of New York Westbrook College, 1993-
Ph.D. North Carolina State University Westbrook College, 1993-
Susan Reed
Sylvia Schwartz
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Dental Hygiene
Anthropology
Richard Roberts
Judith Scharff
Education
Music
Psychology
M.S. Wheelock College Westbrook College, 1987-
M.S. The Julliard School Westbrook College, 1958-
Ph.D. University of New Hampshire Westbrook College, 1990-
James Whitney Business M.B.A. Babson College Westbrook College 1991-
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Louis Zanine History and American Studies Ph.D. University of Pennsylvania Westbrook College 1991-
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Eugene Banks
Douglas Beasley
Carole Brinkler
Director of Admissions
Security
Coordinator of Student Accounts
Student Life Coordinator
Kimberly Brooke
Elizabeth Bryant
Lisa Connor
James Curtis
Administrative Assistant
Admissions
Director of Financial Aid
Housekeeping
Betsey Deleuse
Betty-Ann Doucette
Secretary to the President
Controller
Carolyn Ewald Athletics
Ellen Fowler Proctor Center
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Sally Gaffney
James Graffam
Roberta Gray
Cathy Hardy
Admissions
Athletic Director
Library Director
Account Manager
Wendy Libby
Eunice Marquis
Betty Norberg
Treasurer
Admissions Office Manager
Switchboard Operator
Barbara Proctor
Joanne Skinner
James Henricks Associate Director of Admissions
Laurie Page Admissions Secretary
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Secretary to the Dean of Academic Affairs
External Affairs
Sally Somes Director of Alumni Affa
Mark Stanley Admissions
Robert Stein
Kent Taylor
Madeleine Thibeault
Director of Communications
Vice President for External Affairs
Secretary of Proctor Center
John Tolan
Rachel Tracy
Mary-Anne Wallace
Athletics
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Library
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Marilyn Cram and Jean Pendexter
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August 27, 1993 was the day that the resident freshmen arrived at Westbrook College. When they took their first look at college life, they found it not so exciting; after all, carrying arm-loads of belongings to their rooms wasn't what they wanted to be doing, especially when it was over 90° outside. Orientation weekend was jam packed with things that these new freshmen had to do; placement tests, meetings with the RA's and PALS, getting to know everyone, decorating, and more meetings. The least popular event was taking the placement tests. Nobody wanted to take a test this early in the school year — what was its purpose anyway? The highlight of the weekend was Sunday night. This was the night of the boat ride on Casco Bay. The cool, summer night was a great way for all involved to relax before the school year began. % ^$Mt&
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Comedy night took place in early April. This was a fun-filled night highlighted by Bob Marley who had many more jokes up his sleeves. Bob, who made yet another visit to Westbrook, was quite disappointed to find that Captain Cafe was nowhere to be found. But, this didn't stop him from his usual joking and everyone that went had a great time. Another first for Westbrook College happened on this night: the cash bar. This went over with great success. Everyone was well mannered — much to the pleasure of the administration. This was indeed a time for fun and everyone that went to Comedy Night had just that — fun.
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94 Things that Changed in 1993-1994 94. The economy improved. 93. The stock market was up, then down. 92. Interest rates were down, then up. 91. Peace got a chance in the Middle East. 90. War got its chance in Bosnia. 89. The Greater Portland Area Higher Education Consortium began. 88. "Seinfeld" was hot. 87. Beavis and Butthead were "cool." 86. Julia and Lyle got married. 85. Burt and Lonnie broke up. 84. The Portland Pirates kicked ice. 83. George Bush disappeared. 82. Meatloaf reappeared. 81. The major leagues reorganized into three divisions. 80. The Portland Seadogs began play. 79. Westbrook College began playing baseball. 78. Whoopie and Ted broke up. 77. Tonya Harding and Jeff Gillooly reconciled. 76. Figure skating became a full contact sport. 75. Tonya and Jeff broke up. 74. Nolan Ryan retired. 73. Marvin Krupinsky retired. 72. Cary Moskovitz was hired. 71. The Brady Bill was passed. 70. NAFTA was passed. 69. Westbrook College began an Honors Program. 68. Richard Roberts grew a mustache. 67. We lost River Phoenix and Arthur Ashe. 66. We gained Chet Lesniak and Dottie Conforti. 65. Dinosaurs were popular at the box office. 64. Rush Limbaugh proved dinosaurs could be popular on TV. 63. The U.S. ended its trade embargo against Vietnam. 62. Westbrook College began a Study Abroad Program. 61. A second woman joined the Supreme Court. 60. A first lady led health care reform. 59. The Hubble space telescope was finally fixed. 58. The cafeteria dishwasher was finally fixed. 57. Wayne Gretzky broke the record. 56. Dan Jansen won a gold medal. 55. Steven Spielberg won an Oscar. 54. Westbrook College lost breakfast on the weekends. 53. The Ukraine gave up the bomb. 52. Sadaam Hussein tried to get the bomb. 51. North Korea got the bomb. 50. Westbrook College got a cash bar. 49. Michael Jordan left the court. 48. Michael Jackson settled out of court.
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We're so happy, proud and beaming, as we're sitting here with teeth gleaming. You made us do clinics, brush, and floss, for that part of college, we'll feel no loss. You worked very hard to make it thru, We want you to know we're proud of you!
Danielle, Our first to graduate college! For a while we had our doubts but deep down inside we knew you'd make it. We are all so very proud of you.
You've come a long way, BABY! CONGRATULATIONS!
Our blessings and prayers are with you. Love, Mom, Dad, Sironary and Carl.
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To our wonderful daughter: You've made us so happy by setting your goal and achieving it. We love you and are very proud of you. Love & Kisses, Mom and Dad
Congratulations, Jason on reaching another milestone in life's adventures! We're very proud of all your hard work during your years at Westbrook. As you set forth into the business world, we feel confident you are well prepared and will do your best. We love you and wish you much success and happiness in the years ahead. Love, Mom & Dad 66
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We knew you could do it? Jean. Good luck in the future in your new profession. Love, Mom & Dad
Congratulations on the SECOND smartest thing you ever did! Love, CB, Gary, Nicky, Tyler, # Jamtf
Brenda Sue, We're proud of you! Love, Mom & Dad Joyce Congrats Brenda "Boo Boo" Joyce! You made it! Love, Ruth & Naomi
To my dearest wife: It's been worth the wait. I knew you could do it! I love you! Ralph
To our daughter, Brenda Sue Joyce. We knew you could do it! Congratulations and God Bless. We love ya. Hugs and kisses and all that stuff. Love, Mom & Dad
You did it, Jason! You've made us proud! We love you. Mom, Dad, Jon & Shauna
Cara, We are SO PROUD of you, hon! Love, Mom, Dad & Audrey
We are so proud of you, Jeannine! All our love, Mom, Andy & Jeanette
Marcie Louise Morin, From the day you were born, we knew you were special. Through the years others have felt it too. Now, you're all grown up and have chosen a Profession. You take care of others and let them know, that they are special to you. We are so proud of you. Love, Mom and Pop
Dear Julie, Congratulations on achieving your goal! May this milestone lead you to many more successes. Love, Mom, Dad and Paul
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The Tower Wishes the Best of Luck to The Class of 1994!
To the 1993-94 Tower Staff: Last year, when I said that I wanted to help get the yearbook started again, I had no idea how time consuming the yearbook was going to be. Every Sunday night, sometimes even Wednesday, was spent down in the yearbook office. I know that it was very frustrating for all of us involved; especially when only a couple of people showed up (which happened quite often). Yet, we still got the job done. This was a difficult and challenging endeavor for me but all of you helped me along the way. No matter how small your contribution was, I greatly appreciate it!! I would like to thank those of you who I could not have done this without (which was everyone). Julie — thank you for answering all of my harried questions. I know there were many! I know there were times when you may have wanted to strangle me (thank you for not)! Joe and Adam — two wild and crazy guys! What can I say? Thank you, thank you, thank you, for making me laugh and for all your work! Leah and Amy — thank you for taking the time to help out. I appreciate you both taking the time to make this work! Iat — thank you for doing everything that I asked you to do! Your section looks great! Chad — thank you for everything (especially your artwork on the chalkboard!!!). Matt — thank you for your contributions as well. We couldn't have done this without your support. Nicole — thank you for helping. And last but not least, Lou — thank you for doing all of the editing. Thank you, also, for listening to me when I needed someone to complain to! Chad and Joe — you will be missed! Good luck to the both of you and please, don't be strangers!!! Thanks! Megan