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Third year appeared with the blink of an eye one whole day a week for dresses, shirts and a tie. There were patients to meet and new preceptors to greet. Ten page papers that took all our time we groaned and we moaned and thought it a crime. Grand Rounds were a blur or was it a snore and a yawn? A race down the stairs before the free food was gone. The winter faded away and the spring came to stay so we met at the Crossroads what the hell, it was a warm Boston day. Then the day finally came to toast our last beers to friends and memories and shedding a few tears. But the end of the tunnel holds light and hope and we’re no longer dangling by that fragile, thin rope. With our rotations behind us we’ve got nothing to lose and no one can argue it’s been one hell of a lovely cruise. THANKS FOR THE M EM ORIES SHARON MAGILL
IN MEMORIAM DR. JOHN C A R T E R
M em bers o f The N ew England C ollege of Optometry and colleagues throughout the country were deeply saddened to learn of the untimely passing o f D R . JO H N C A R T E R , who suffered a heart attack on July 9, 1994 while teaching in South froiessor 01 rnysioiogicai Optics u p u u a.m » - ....... — ----of Physiological and ^. M Dr John Carter, Professor H degree from the Pennsylvania C ollege o f Optometry in 1953 and was valedictorian of his class. H e received O .D degree in 1959 and Ph.D. degree in Physiological Optics in 1962 from Indiana University.
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CLASS OF 1996
Matthew Robert Alpert, O.D.
Keith Paul Andrews, O.D.
Mehrnoosh Ashabi, O.D.
Pacific Palisades, CA
Seekonk, MA
Lakeforest, CA
Andrew Lee Berger,
Tracey C. Boss, O.D.
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Michelle Marie Bouchard, O.D.
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East Millinocket, ME
CLASS OF 1996
Stefan Spiro Bournakel, Paul Mauro Cangiano,
B rent Caswell, O.D.
O.D.
Sudbury, Ontario, Canada
Auburn, ME
Walpole, MA
Vivien Wai M ei Chan, O.D.
Colin Donald Chewter, O.D.
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Kim Ciampa, O.D. Saugus, MA
CLASS OF 1996
Shari N. Cohen, O.D. )ixhills, NY
Patrick C. Connelly, O.D.
Kyra Lija Crinella, O.D. Ludlow, MA
Orrineton, ME
Samuel Cung, O.D.
Lam N. Dao, O.D.
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Central Falls, RI
Michael L. DeMeo, O.D. Schenectady, NY
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D enis G arrett D escarreaux, O.D.
M aria Inez Diaz, O.D. Meriden, CT
King City, Ontario, Canada
Fitchburg, M A
K im berly A nn DiTolla,
Julia A nn Em ery, O.D.
Karen A. Eng, O.D.
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McPherson, KS
Chicago, IL
Plainville, CT
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Laura M aria D i Nino, O.D.
CLASS OF 1996
Robert L eif Erickson, O.D.
Carol Jean Farrar, O.D. Jenica K. Forslund, Island Falls, ME O.D. Sandwich, MA
Shadyside, OH
Wayne A. Fowler, O.D.
Vincent Gagliardi, O.D.
Newburyport, MA
Woodbridge, Ontario, Canada
Shane Mitchell Galan, O.D. Oceanside, NY
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CLASS OF 1996
Maria Gibbons, O.D.
Linda M. Gilligan, O.D. Brad C. Gollinger, O.D.
Hyde Park, NY
Schenectady, NY
Monroe, NY
Karen L. Grucci, O.D.
Dorothy L. Hitchmoth,
Ivo Horak, O.D.
W. Springfield, MA
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Willowdale, Ontario, Canada
CLASS OF 1996
Parveen Jaglan, O.D. Kalamazoo, m i
Kirsten Margaret Jones, Jason Leonard O.D. Kaminski, O.D. Fredericton, New Brunswick,
Toledo, OH
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Michelle Lee Kent, O.D. Westemville, NY
Lucy Elisabeth Keselman, O.D.
Robert William Knapp, O.D.
Ukraine
Madison, NY
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CLASS OF 1996
Fotini Kostogiannis, O.D.
M ichael Paul Larsen, O.D.
Houston, TX
Salisbury, MA
Jacquelin M. Le, O.D.
Daniel Brian Levy, O.D. Lucinda Li, O.D.
San Diego, CA
Long Island, NY
Patrick S. Lau, O.D. Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
San Diego, CA
CLASS OF 1996
Dickson Tak Shun Liu, O.D.
Michael Christopher Madigan, O.D.
Patricia Lynn Madison, O.D.
Willowdale, Ontario, Canada
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Buffalo, NY
Charles Maggio, O.D.
Sharon Lynn Magill, O.D.
Paul Albert Marescalchi, O.D.
Annapolis, MD
Swampscott, MA
West Hempstead, NY
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CLASS OF 1996
Erin McCarty, O.D. Taunton, MA
Laura Okalani Milner, O.D.
Shazia S. Mirza, O.D. Laurel, MD
Sudbury, Ontario, Canada
Nahall Modjarrad, O.D. Sheri M ae Morneault, Union City, CA O.D. Forestville, CT
Kerry Joseph Moscovitz, O.D. Calgary, Alberta, Canada
CLASS OF 1996
Gilbert P. Mraz, O.D. Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Hope Patricia Muller, O.D.
Oscar Weijay Ni, O.D. Boston, MA
Nesconset, NY
Tammy Lynn Oatman, O.D. Camden, NY
Sandra L. Pacurariu, O.D.
Lisa R. Patel, O.D. Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Wilkes-Barre, PA
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CLASS OF 1996
Peter Pegolo, O.D. Plainville, CT
John W. Rathjens, O.D. Orange, CT
Elaine Irene Pelletier O.D.
Stephen Paul Planchet, O.D.
Fort Kent Mills, ME
Nashua, NH
Songhee Yeo Reistad, O.D.
Jacqueline Adele Rheault, O.D.
Corvallis, OR
Manchester, MA
CLASS OF 1996
James Kenneth Roberts, O.D.
Cristina Ferrari Rouiller, O.D.
Elizabeth C. Schnipper, O.D.
Monroe, CT
Columbia, MD
Jacksonville, FL
Anil Kumar Sethi, O.D.
Cheryl Diane Sevigny, O.D.
Cheryl Lynn Simoneau, O.D.
Fremont, CA
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Huey-Fen (Amy) Song, O.D.
D avid James Tang, O.D.
Paula Arline Ting, O.D. Dover, NH
Fall River, MA
Chingyee (Cindy) Tu,
0^ San Jose, CA
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Clarice B. Vaehon, O.D. Deborah Lynn Vallieres, O.D.
Cornwall, Ontario, Canada '*
Atkinson, NH
CLASS OF 1996
Michelle Gomes Vinagre O D
Femida Visnani, O.D.
Vicky Voros, O.D.
St' Albert’ Alberta>Canada
California
New Bedford, MA
Paul Vu, O.D. San Jose, Ca
Monica N. Wadhwa, O.D.
Geoffrey Andrew White, O.D.
Chantilly, VA
Boonton Township, NJ
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Deborah LeBlanc Zopatti, O.D. Suncook, NH
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FACULTY DIRECTORY ROBERT ALLARD, O.D. GEORGE J. ANNAS, J.D., M.P.H. JEROME AVORN BARRY J. BARRESI, O.D., Ph.D. SUSAN BAYLUS, O.D. DOROTHY BAZZINOTTI, O.D. SANDRA BEDARD, O.D. RICHARD BRINGHURST, M.D. STEPHEN BYRNES, O.D. RICHARD CALDERON, O.D. NANCY CARLSON, O.D. JOANNE CARUSO MICHELLE CASSIN, O.D. ANTHONY CAVALLERANO, O.D. JERRY CAVALLERANO, O.D. DEPEW M. CHAUNCEY, Ph.D., O.D., Ed.M. TERRY CHIN, O.D. LARRY R. CLAUSEN, O.D., Ed.M. JAMES COMERFORD, Ph.D., O.D. CONCETTA DAURIO, O.D. TREVOR DAVIES, O.D. 1LARA DON ARUM, O.D. CLAUDIA EVANS, O.D. BARRY FISCH, O.D. LOUIS A. FRANK, O.D. RICHARD FRANKEL, M.D., M.P.H., M.S.Ed. THOMAS FREDDO, O.D., Ph.D. MATTHEW GARSTON, O.D. ELLEN GILMAN, O.D. KAREN GLADSTONE, M.S., O.D. SUSAN GROMACKI, O.D., M.S. ROBERT GROSS, O.D. RODNEY GUTNER, O.D. JANE GWIAZDA, Ph.D. SUSAN HAESAERT, O.D. MAUREEN HANLEY, O.D. STEPHEN HARNEY, O.D. STANLEY HATCH, O.D., M.P.H. DAVID A. HEATH, O.D., Ed.M. RICHARD HELD, Ph.D. DOUGLAS HOFFMAN, O.D. GWYNN HORSBURGH, O.D., Ph.D. HYMAN R. KAMENS, O.D. STANLEY KLEIN, Ph.D. STEVEN KOEVARY, Ph.D. FRANK KOZOL, O.D. KATHLEEN KRENZER, O.D., Ph.D. DANIEL KURTZ, Ph.D., O.D. DAVID LAMPARIELLO, O.D.
PAUL LAP PIN, O.D., Ph.D RICHARD C. LAUDON, O.D. CHARLES LEAHY, O.D. CHARLES LEBOW, O.D. ROCHELLE LEIBOWITZ, Ph.D. RALPH LEVOY, O.D. ERNEST LOEWENSTEIN, Ph.D., O.D. RODERICK LORENTE, O.D. STACY LYONS, O.D. WENDY MARINER, J.D., M.P.H. HERBERT MATTHEWS, Ph.D., O.D. GLEN McCORMACK, O.D., Ph.D. JOHN E. McHALE, O.D. KATHRYN MILLER, O.D. MARK MONANE, M.D. BRUCE MOORE, O.D. GARY MOSS, O.D. SRINIVAS NATRAJAN, Ph.D., O.D. ARTHUR NEUFELD, Ph.D. TERRANCE NEYLON, Ed.D. ANTONIA M. ORFIELD, O.D. BINA PATEL, O.D. ELI PELI, O.D. ROBERT POOLE, O.D. WALTER POTAZNICK, O.D. AM Y D. PRUSZENSKI, O.D. STANLEY REISER, M.D. JACKRICHMAN, O.D. STUART RIST, M.Ed. MARTIN SAMUELS, M.D. BEVERLY SCOTT, O.D. CLIFFORD SCOTT, O.D., M.P.H. MARY SCOTT, O.D. GERALD SELVIN, O.D. IRWIN SHWOM, O.D. WILLIAM SLEIGHT, O.D. JOHN STOECKLE, M.D. PHILIP SUTHERLAND, O.D. JOSEPH SVAGDYS, O.D. FRANK THORN, Ph.D., O.D. LISA TRAVEIS, O.D., M.S. DAVID TROILO, Ph.D. GUANG-JI WANG, M.D., O.D. RONALD WATANABE, O.D. PAUL WHITE, O.D. ROGER WILSON, O.D. DONEE WONG, O.D. MARK ZORN, Ph.D., O.D.
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THE CLASS OF 1996 KEITH ANDREWS: “ O air-born voice long since, severely clear: Resolve to be thyself; and know that he who finds himself loses his misery. SHANE GALAN: “ Uhhh! Dr. Hanley, I didn’t drop only one slide.” IVO HORAK: “ I tried phone sex and it gave me an ear infection.” SHARI COHEN: “ Although these past four years were difficult, it was all worth it in the end.” PA UL VU: ‘‘The road to the City of Emeralds is paved with hundred dollar bricks.’’ PAT LAU: “ Guys, I’m hungry.” LAM DAO: “ Whenever something goes wrong with a computer, 99.99% of the time it is caused by human error.” LAURA MILNER: “ It’s just north of Lake Huron.” MIKE DEMEO: “ Even though it was torturous, I’ll miss it. I’ll miss the crew of the USS Kelton and all the close friends I’ve made along the way. I hope everyone will stay in touch and that all will have a suc cessful career, then all we’ve gone through will suddenly become worthwhile.” CHERYL SIMONEAU: “ Getting an education is only half the trip of becoming successful, its being responsible and dedication to your dreams that will take you there.” COLIN CHEWTER: “ It is when you don’t know you don’t know.” TRACEY BOSS: “ Teamwork is the catalyst that yields excellence from shared strengths, so lets keep in touch.” PAULA TING: “ That paper’s due tomorrow???” CAROL FARRAR: ‘‘Get over it!” r , DEB VALLIERES: “ May all under the heavens have love, respect, equality and P e a c e -”
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STEVE PLANCHETi ‘‘I want to thank everyone for all the good times and lifelong friendships that I have acquired at NEWENCO. Farewell my Kelton brothers and to my IM friends. Thank you Mom, Dad, Sarah, Julie and Dave for the support. DEB LeBLANC: I ‘Why do today what you can put off until tomorrow! Thanks for putting up with me Mom, Dad and Rich. I love you Joe!
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CLASS OF 1996
FIRST YEAR
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Dr. Devil Kurtz
CTO Denis Rules!
THE EYEBALL
Higher, Gil!
Trial frame, Trial frame, Trial frame!
Jason — intently stud ying optics
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ABOVE: The Royal Court BELOW: Look out Ms. Amer ica
Taking a break from the festivities
L E F T : C apt. A m erica captures the cat
BELOW: Cris and Sharon have a toast
BELOW: Starship Kelton lands for a special guest appearance
MISC. LIFE HAPPENINGS
Laura and Jackie socializing Yes, you look great in glasses
Just look at my light GQ tryouts in full swing
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THE CELEBRA TIONS . . .
Crossroads brings out all kinds of smiles Jackie helps the boys keep their balance
The Crossroads welcoming committee
Old occupants of 7 Oceanview
BELOW: A little cafeteria socializing
Hey Michelle, the camera is to the right
Look out Travolta!
Smile Pooky, we’re on film
Rob has his arms full Hugs and Smiles
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AO S A 1994 Marriott Hotel: Newport
Waterpolo anyone?
Indiana’s greatest adventure
Fun at the B & L Cookout
H A N G IN G ’ TEN!
NEWPORT BEACH, CA
THE EYEBALL THERE WAS DINNER, DANCING . . .
Burning up the dance floor The traditional bathroom pose
CH EERS JACK IE! Shazzer and Gomes posing for the camera
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Jackie and her entourage
The future Mr. and Mrs. Chris Adams
Could I have this dance? Mike and Nahall
. . . DINING AND DRINKS
A n d they C O N TIN U E D the C E L E B R A T IO N
EVERYBODY CONGA!
Gomes, Doro and the Twins pose for the cover of Cosmo
P e te and L aura Kidmann
BOOZE CRUISE
A quick stop at the bar to get the night rolling
Bud light anyone? Getting some fresh air on the high seas
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COSTUME CRUISE
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ABOVE L: The boys toast Graceland before heading down to Beale Street ABOVE: Sharon, Sherri and Matt in the land of the Delta Blues LEFT: Kim and Brad fit right into the classic “ Southern Style”
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ABOVE: NEWENCO women at the Rum Boogie Cafe ABOVE R: Michelle & Sheri jammin with Vu-Boy RIGHT: Steve, Matt, Pete, Kerry & Shar on decked out for ‘‘Black ’N Blues’’ night Below: ELVIS LIVES !!
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ABOVE: Sharon is psyched Pete will road trip to Maryland for the BUFFETT BASH ABOVE R: Shane is not sure which Magill Twin he caught RIGHT: Rod Stewart rocks Beale Street BELOW R: The 11:00am stroll Below: On our way to Graceland
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Top L: The California Connection Top C: Paul and Karen compare notes Top R: Even the baby catches z’s at the 8 am classes ABOVE: Shane and L.P. pose for the cover of VOGUE ABOVE R: Pete prepares for an old fashioned feast RIGHT: Paul checks out the sports page be fore class
CAMPUS
Top L: Gil, Paul and Lisa prep up for an MEU session Top R: Brad and Dr. Lyons in the Strab lab ABOVE L: Paul thinks about the back 9 rather than the books ABOVE: Vu before a big game of Pong LEFT: Average class attendance spring quarter
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ST. PATRICK’S DAY . . .
The perfect Crossroads lineup
Thank you sir . . . may I have another
Nahall thinks about the next round instead of TMOD
Vince tries to fire up Julia & Geoff with new found IRISH SPIRIT
Steve, Lisa, Shaz & Stef share good times at the “ Roads
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THE EYEBALL
Top L: Matt, Danny and their “ twins of delight” Top R: Ivo and Laura Kidmann ABOVE L: Cheers, Erin! ABOVE R: Gomes, Sharon and Doro kick it up LEFT: Laura D. lights up the dance floor BELOW: The boys with one of life’s simple pleasures
LONG WHARF MARRIOTT
Top L: Kyra and Anthony decked out for a night of fun Top R: Sharon and Sherri get a hug from Mike and Ivo before heading to the dance floor LEFT: Gil takes a break from the dancing and dining RIGHT: Paula and her guest laugh the night away BELOW L: Tradition continues with the official bathroom pose BELOW R: Elaine and Shaz start the Con ga line
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ABOVE: Fenway may never be ready for Gil & Pat LEFT: Mike proves that hockey men even look good at the ballpark. BELOW: Sharon and the Karens at the pre-game cel ebration
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ABOVE: Hey Anthony, what’s the Bruins score? BELOW: Michelle lets Bemie know what she really thinks of the ‘‘RED SOX’’.
ABOVE: KJ. & Jules jazzing up Fenway Park BELOW: Julia, Kim & Michelle — the roommates
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Top L: Hey look, we’re on film Top R: Dave and Shaz stop for a quick smile before heading to the keg ABOVE: Ivo and Irene take a quick picture before the game ABOVE R: Earl and Stefan get ting ready to head to Fenway Park RIGHT: Pete can’t believe the shot that just zipped by him
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Top L: Paul, Hope and Dorothy up close and personal Top R: Michelle and the party boys ABOVE: Jackie and Nahall huddle up with Gil and Mike ABOVE R: Another shot of tequila gone down smooth and easy RIGHT: The gang at a Malden bash BELOW: Brent Caswell: the Green Hornet BELOW R: Look out GQ, the boys are back in town
TOP: Rob, Lisa, Elaine & Sharon: The NEWENCO Golf Team ABOVE: Another Margarita anyone ? ABOVE R: Denis & Danny get a taste of the good life. RIGHT: Cassidy & Jason celebrate the final day as ODIII BOTTOM: Sue, Andrew & J. taste the delicacies of the VOSH outing.
RIGHT: Kyra, Viv, Michelle, Vin & Vu give a final toast to NEWENCO BELOW: Tammy & Brent make a special guest appearance BELOW R: Paul Vu with a little late night snack
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BOTTOM: The gang at Julia’s
Top R: Matt, Liz and Rob hang out with style Top L: Sandy and Cris kick back at the “ Roads” ABOVE: Sam and Viv have a cold one before dinner ABOVE L: Steve can’t believe his luck! BELOW: Kerry with “ Laura squared” on the Booze Cruise LEFT: Come on Denis, pucker up!
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VOSH
The VOSH trip was a pos itive experience for everyone involved. Over 2,500 p a tien ts benefited from the services. The trip provided a chance to help hum anity, hone our optom etric skills and have a great vacation in the Yucatan Peninsula.
Dorothy making friends
Getting ready for the day
A few of our Mayan Amigas!
YOSH crew hard at work
27 Mass. Ave. hits the beach
Linda and Shane’s little friend
Hey Pat, did you know its snowing in Boston?
Pat &Rob discussing optometry’s po litical future.
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NEWENCO Pooky shoots and scores
NEW ENCO RED EYES HOCKEY TEAM
Pooky gets in a last minute stretch
R IG H T : The G reen H ornet waits to pounce
H o m e Sw e e t H o m e for Maddog R: Franchise laces up
Captain Pico
Yeah, well your mom is cross-eyed
The #1 fan with her #1 twin
ABOVE AND BELOW: The Franchise in action
T h e 1 9 9 4 -1 9 9 5 N E W E N C O R e d E y e s H ockey T eam proved to be the m ost successful yet in the C ollege’s history. The RedEyes ad vanced to the championship series o f the N ew England Senior M ens H ockey L eague where they lost in a hard fought series, 2 gam es to 1. T h e th ird and d e c id in g g a m e saw th e R edEyes lose a 5-4 heartbreaker at the Boston U niversity sports arena. T h e R edE yes had plenty of cheering from their C ollege fans. T he team included O D III’s JO N A T H O N ARNEL, BRIAN BLAKE, BRUCE D O R N N , and S T E V E U D E S K Y ; O D IV ’s B R E N T C A SW ELL, M IK E L A R S E N , D A N L E V Y , M IK E M A D IG A N , K E R R Y M O SCO VITZ; and 1995 graduate G L E N N A L L O U C H E . N on -N E W E N C O players includ ed Boston P olice O fficers T A B B R O W N and K E V IN PEC K H A M . The RedEyes had strong fan support all season from faculty and stu dents, most notably from their number one fan, S H A R O N M A G ILL.
RIGHT: Danny and Allouche high five another great finish
Maddog lets nothing by him
VOLLEYBALL
The volleyball season proved to be a good escape from winter’s academic warfare. There were highs and lows of the eight week season. The highs included a good excuse for a midweek celebration and a second place finish in the championship tournament. The lows included two season ending in juries to roommates Paul Vu and Brad Gollinger.
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N E W E N C O H IT S TH E SLOPES
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T H E E T H IC S C O M M IT T E E
Dorothy Hitchmoth, President and Paul Vu, Vice-President. The picture says it all.
The Student Government Association
SEASON FINALE
Having fun at the ’Roads
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The first sip is the sweetest
mISIHey guys, turn those shirts down
# m The Hockey Boys celebrate the final day
A T THE CROSSROADS
The group gathers at the jukebox
ABOVE: Don’t worry mom, they’re not permanent On the last day, we filled our glasses with champagne
BELOW: There were kisses and smiles
HOURS LA TER AND
STILL THEY PARTIED
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CANDIDS, CANDIDS
AND MORE CANDIDS
FAMILIAR FACES
A W ALK DOW N M E M O R Y L A N E
And they fell victim to another Scorpion Bowl!
Kyra bonds with the library
Shaz and Vin
BEFORE
AF TE R
4 4 KEEPING IN TOUCH
?5 MATT ALPERT 5037 SAN FELICIANO DRIVE WOODLAND HILLS, CA 91364
KEITH ANDREWS 209 WEST AVENUE SEEKONK, MA 02771
MEHRNOOSH ASHABI 24952 AVENIDA VERANEO LAKEFOREST, CA 92630
ANDREW LEE BERGER 33 WHITE LODGE CRES. RICHMOND HILL, ONTARIO, CANADA L4C9A1
TRACEY C. BOSS 24 HAMPSTEAD ROAD JAMAICA PLAIN, MA 02130 PAULM. CANGIANO 373 FISHER STREET WALPOLE, MA 02081 VIVIAN CHAN 25 HOPPERTON DRIVE W1LLOWDALE, ONTARIO, CANADA MZL2S5 KIM CIAMPA 50 BRISTOW STREET SAUGUS, MA 01906
MICHELLE M. BOUCHARD 92 LOMBARD ST. PRESQUE ISLE, ME 04469 BRENT CASWELL 1170 RAMSEY VIEW COURT SUDBURY, ONTARIO P3E-2E4, CANADA COLIN CHEWTER 318 WARMINSTER DRIVE OAKVILLE, ONTARIO, CANADA LGL4M8 SHARI N. COHEN 3 REDINGTON CT. DIXHILLS, NY 11746
PATRICK CONNELLY RFD # 2 BOX 630 ORRINGTON, ME 04474
LAM DAO 65 CROSS STREET # 2 CENTRAL FALLS, R I 02863
MICHAEL DeMEO 1041 MARYLANE SCHENECTADY, NY 12306
LAURA DiNINO 48 AUCKLAND LANE KING CITY, ONTARIO, L7B1C1 CANADA
KIM DITOLLA 151 PICKNEYAVE. PLAINVILLE, CT 06062
JULIA A. EMERY 333-1 S. LAKESIDE DR. M cPh e r s o n , k s 67460
KAREN ENG 85 WEYBR1DGE LANE NORTH BARRINGTON, IL 60010
LEIF ERICKSON 580 WEST 45TH STREET SHADYS1DE, OH 43947
CAROL J. FARRAR RFD #1 BOX 87 ISLAND FALLS, ME 04747
VINCE GAGLIARD1 341 FIRGLEN RIDGE WOODBRIDGE, ONTARIO, CANADA L4L1N6
SHANE GALAN 463 CHELSEA ROAD OCEANSIDE, NY 11572
MARIA GIBBONS 19 HUDSON DRIVE HYDE PARK, NY 12538 BRAD GOLLINGER BULL MILL ROAD BOX 328 CHESTER, NY 10918
LINDA S. G1LL1GAN 1593 RANDOLPH ROAD SCHENECTADY, NY 12308 KAREN L. GRUCC1 97 CAYENNE STREET W. SPRINGFIELD, MA 01089
JASON KAMINSKI 1671 ARCHWOOD LANE TOLEDO, OH 43614
IVO HORAK 85 GARN1ER COURT WILLOWDALE, ONTARIO, M2M4C8 CANANDA MICHELLE L. KENT 8690 CARMICHAEL HILL RD. WESTERNV1LLE, NY 13486
ROBERT W. KNAPP 7694 ROUTE 20 MADISON, NY 13402
MICHAEL P. LARSEN 12 KEL-LORI DRIVE SALISBURY, MA 01952
DOROTHY H1TCHMOTH 80 BONANLE COURT METHEUN, MA 01844
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KEEP IN TOUCH
PATRICK LAU 153 CHESTERTON DR. NEPEAN, ONTARIO, CANADA K2E7E6 DICKSON LIU 185 BESTV1EW DRIVE WILLOWDALE, ONTARIO, M2M4B5 CANADA TRICIA MADISON 102 GIRDLE ROAD EAST AURORA, NY 14052
JACQUELIN LE 10671 CALSTON WAY SAN DIEGO, CA 92126 MIKE MADIGAN 21 CHIPPAWA AVE. NEPEAN, ONTARIO, CANADA K2G1X6 CHARLES MAGGIO 563 PAULEY DR. WEST HEMPSTEAD, NY 11552
SHARON MAGILL 2260 FOUR SEASONS DRIVE GAMBRILLS, MD 21054
LAURA MILNER 116 KINGSMOUNT BLVD. SUDBURY, ONTARIO, P3E1K9 CANADA
NAHALL MODJARRAD 33772 S1NSBURY WAY UNION CITY, CA 94587
SHERI MORNEA ULT 87 VERNON ST. FORESTVILLE, CT 06010
KERRY MOSCOVITZ 216 PUMPHILL VIEW S. W. CALGARY, ALBERTA, CANADA T2V4M9 HOPE MULLER 34 GAYNOR AVE. NESCONSET, NY 11767
GILBERT MRAZ 1489 TANNER COURT OAKVILLE, ONTARIO, CANADA L6M2Z3 OSCAR W. NI 97 CUMMINS HIGHWAY BOSTON, MA 02131
TAMMY OATMAN RD #2, BOX 386 CAMDEN, NY 13316
PETER PEGOLO 84 PINNACLE RD. PLAINVILLE, CT 06062
STEPHEN PLANCHET 55 NEW DUNSTABLE RD. NASHUA, NH 03060
SONGHEE RE1STAD 4370 N.W. QUEENS CORVALLIS, OR 97330
JAMES K. ROBERTS 176 WHEELER RD. MONROE, CT 06468
CRISTINA ROUILLER 9266 GRAPEW1NE CT. COLUMBIA, MD 21045
ELIZABETH SCHNIPPER 3267 BEAUCLERC ROAD JACKSONVILLE, FL 32257
ANIL KUMAR SETHI 566 FLORA PLACE FREMONT, CA 94536
CHERLY SEVIGNY 460 WRENTHAM ROAD BELLINGHAM, MA 02019
CHERYL L. SIMONEAU 29 CHESTNUT ST. JOHNSTON, R102919
PAULA TING C/0 KEN and PYLLIS MYHRE 5 SCHOOL ST. GONIC, NH 03839
DEBORAH L. VALLIERES 5 NEWBURY DRIVE ATKINSON, NH 03811
PAUL VU 4398 S1LVERBERRY DR. SAN JOSE, CA 95136
FEM1DA VISNANI # 9 PORTMAN PLACE ST. ALBERT, ALBERTA, CANADA T8N5L1 MONICA N. WADHWA 4610 SAND ROCK LANE CHANTILLY, VA 22021
GEOFF WHITE 27 SOUTHVIEW DR. BOONTON TWP, NJ 07005
DEBORAH M. LeBLANC ZOPATTI 5 MAPLE STREET SUNCOOK, NH 03275
MICHELLE D. VINAGRE 1124 BEVERLY ST. NEW BEDFORD, MA 02745
FACES OF NEWENCO'S
FACULTY AND STAFF
FROM THE ARCHIVES . . .
Jackie and Sue Glass of wine? Shot of tequila?
’RO U N D T H E P O IN T M E M O R IE S
Vu surrounds himself with ODI beauties
Hey, watch your hand! BELOW: Kerry takes a shot in the dark
A long line of good looks
I’ve got next game!
BELOW: I think it’s magic!
The brains and brawn behind Starship Kelton
BELOW: Sandwiched with a smile
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W ake up M ichelle, you’re on candid camera
ABOVE: Take that Jason!
ABOVE: Jackie and LP are outnumbered but holding strong
FROM THE ATTIC
ABOVE: He said what?! A summertime toast BELOW: Undefeated Crossroad’s Dart Champions
THE CLASS OF 1996 YEARBOOK EDITORS
Hi gang. The organization and construction of this yearbook has been a long series of deadlines, badgering, cutting, pasting and occasional bad language. The creative thought processes of the yearbook staff were stretched to the limit and all efforts were made to include everyone in the yearbook. Actually, some classmates appear more times in the yearbook than they ever did for classes. The long haul experienced by each classmate to get to this point in time was filled with trials, tribulations, friendship and memories. The trials and tribulations we’d all rather forget so the idea of the yearbook is to capture the friendship and memories of life in Optometry school. Ten years from now everyone will most likely be caught up in their own lives of spouses, families, kids, carpools, and mortgages. But every now and then you can pull the book off the shelf, dust off the cover and relive the old days. Enjoy and always remember! The yearbook staff would like to take a few moments to thank all the people who helped with the yearbook. Without their support, this yearbook would never have been finished by the deadline. Thanks to Jason Kaminski, John Rathjens, Karen Grucci and Karen Eng for some great pictures. Thanks to Elaine Pelletier for photography efforts. Thanks to Steve Planchet for sarcastic and comical copy. Special thanks to Michelle Bouchard who surrendered many hours to the slavery of cutting, cropping and layouts but who never quite got the hang of copy. Thanks to Sherri Magill for her moral support and the pages she layed out that We didn’t end up using. And last, but certainly not least, extra thanks to Sharon’s mom, Julie Nicholson, for all the hours of typing, motivation and supply of grub for the troops. Thanks again everyone! SHARON MAGILL and MATT ALPERT
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NEW ENCO C L A SS O F 1996 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO EACH OF YOU
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Congratulations to the Class of 1996.
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Special thanks to Dr. Robert C. Capone for all your help, humor, encouragem ent and intelligence. W e w ish you the best o f luck for the future! — The Class of 1996
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He finally made it — after 8 years he’s done School’s been a long haul, but lots of fun Moscovitz is. an unusual name With “ Dr.” first, he’ll achieve his fame. When rotations are done, He’ll marry his honey Mom and Dad will cheer Cause he’ll earn his own money. In terms of his future, we hypothesize Kerry will be a great success in everyone’s EYES! Congratulations and best wishes Mom, Dad, Mark and Jennifer
Congratulations to Karen Through effort and determination, you achieved your goals and dreams. We are proud o f everything you have done and everything you are. Love always, Mom, Dad, Cheryl
Jason, Congratulations! W e are proud of you! Love, M om and Dad
M ichelle Kent: One of the greatest joys of parenthood is seeing your child succeed. Congratulations and thank you for being such a special daughter Love, Mom and Dad
Many Congratulations to
John CO N G RA TULA TIO N S on a fine job! D ad and Sue
Congratulations DR. K EITH P. ANDREW S
Dr. Elaine I. Pelletier The Pelletier Family
“ Go confidently in the direction of your dreams! Live the life you’ve imagined.” Henry David Thoreau Cheryl, We’re so very proud of you! Congratulations and love, Dad, Mom, Brent
Your years of determination and hard work have paid off. We are very proud of you!!
With much love and pride, Mom, Dad and Family
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Dear Doctor Magill, Was a trip to “ CHEERS” worth all this? Love, Mom and Dad
To Danny: It just goes to prove that motivation, dedication and hard work pays off. NEWENCO gave you the opportunity to become an optometrist — and marry a classmate. We all love you and are proud of your achievement Love, Mom, Dad and Kathy
Congratulations on your great achievement DR. STEPHEN PLANCHET Love, Michelle: We are so proud of all your accomplishments! We love you very much Love, Pat and Mom
Mom, Dad, Sarah, Julianne and Dave
Congratulations Shari for your outstanding achievements at NEWENCO. We are all very proud of you. With all our love, Dad, Mom and Andrew
Dickson: With Pride For all you’ve done . . . With love For all you are. Congratulations! Mum and Dad
Congratulations to the Class of “ 1996” and in particular to my daughter Clarice Vachon Dr. Arthur Vachon
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WAY TO GO! Dr. Jacqueline A. Rheault Congratulations and Love! Mom, Dad, John, Michele, Emily, Jeff, Jennifer, Ted, Ethan and Kahlua
Congratulations to the class of “ 1996” but especially to our special student Cheryl L. Simoneau Words just can’t express how proud We are of you and how much we appreciate and applaud the hard work, dedication and sacrifices you have made to succeed so beautifully. We love you. Mom, Dad, Dave and Lori, Jay and Jayme, Mario and from somewhere up above — Butch!
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May your future be as Rewarding as our years Have been watching you grow.
WE ARE PROUD OF YOU” Love Mom, Dad, John, Albert and Gerard
We are very proud! Love, Mom and Dad
CONGRATULATIONS, GEOFF! We knew you could do it! The Whites
CONGRATULATIONS Deborah Marie LeBlanc ‘‘It’s been a long climb, baby!” Lots of love, Mom, Dad and Rich
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GRAT U LA TI ONSDOC TOR I I I I W e k n o w how h a r d it was to stay FOCUSED (Krazy Otto’s, Buffett Parties, Pi rate Gigs, Dan’s “ Jack & Coke’s” , et al). However, we realize that you managed to keep your SIGHTS on your goals. We don’t mean to get too CORNEA on you — but we are all very proud of you. We wish you success and happiness in your future prac tice. We Love You EYEWAYS! Sherri, Lori, Randy, Farmer, Cathie, Tom, “ Sammy & The Pirates” and the Otto’s Crew P.M.S. — You know you’d be outa SIGHT as an on SITE Optometrist at RED EYE’S filling those GLASS ES.
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