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1o answer the demands and expectations ofthe computer The building itselfis named after John W . Stanger, Vice era, Stonehill will break ground in August for the construc­ Chairman of General Electric Credit Corporation. He tion of Stanger Hall, which will comprise the Lockary received an honorary doctor of business degree from Computer Laboratory. The new facility will be located on Stonehill in September, 1984, in recognition of his the main quadrangle on the lower campus, facing the commitment to private higher education. Cushing-Martin Library. The Lockary Computer Laboratory is named after Rev. The $2,000,000 building will consist of 17,000 square Tho~as Lockary, C.S.C., a professor of physics and feet to house a central computer facility, one hundred mathematics for the past thirty years. Since 1979, Fr. workstations, classrooms, conference and seminar rooms, Lockary has pioneered the growth ofcomputer studies at a computer library, faculty office space, and increased the College. software storage space. 3 Testimonial Dinner Planned for Rev. William F. Gartland, C.S. C. Educator, Administrator and Priest, William F. Gartland, C.S.C. has served Stonehill students, alumni, parents and friends for 30 years. To pay our highest respect to Father Gartland, we are planning a testimonial dinner in his honor. This memorable occasion will take place on Thursday, October 17, 1985 at Lombardo's Restaurant in Randolph, . The proceeds from this Dinner /Dance will be designated to the Rev. William F. Gartland, C.S.C. Scholarship Fund. Paul B. Flynn '57 and his wife, Aline, established the Scholarship Fund last year in tribute to Father Gartland's commitment to education and the truly special manner in which he has touched the hearts of so many people. For more information regarding this special event please contact: Francis X. Dillon Assistant to the President for Development Stonehill College North Easton, MA 02357 The Honorable Philip A. Contant '70 (61 7) 238-1081 Ext. 344

Hon. Philip Contant '70 Dan Rostenkowski: Delivers 1985 Commencement Speaker Honors Assembly Address Addressing an audience of over 450 graduates, their family and friends, Congressman Dan Rostenkowski The Honorable Philip A. Contant ' 70 served as guest emphasized the value of a Catholic education as one speaker at the Annual Honors Assembly held November ''that's based on balance.'' He continued, ''You may have 7, 1984. He offered words of inspiration to the upper­ been fed the facts, but you've also learned that they have classmen prior to their induction into Stonehill' s academic a moral component ... it's the combination ofthe two that honor societies. Phil's message stemmed from his own is important.'' experiences as a Stonehill student, law student, husband Congressman Dan Rostenkowski, Chairman of the and father, practicing attorney, Springfield City Councilman House Ways and Means Committee, has represented the and currently as Associate Judge ofthe Westfield District 8th Congressional District in Illinois since 1958. ln addi­ Court. Springfield residents, Phil and his wife, Elizabeth tion to this influential congressional position, he chairs the (LeRoy) ' 70 are the parents of two daughters. Joint Committee on Taxation. Congressman Rostenkowski also received an honorary Doctor of Laws degree at the ceremonies. Also awarded honorary degrees this year were Fritz Eichenberg (Doctor ofArts), noted illustrator; Dr. Brunetta /J]@{Jf][j[J[/(ff)[iiJ {Jj®[Jf]mci} R. Wolfman (Doctor ofLetters), President ofRoxbury Com­ munity College; and Barbara A. Rockett, M.D. (Doctor of CLASS OF 1975! CLASS OF 1980! Humanities), President of the Massachusetts Medical November 2, 1985 November 9, 1985 Society. ln addition to the four honorary degrees, Stonehill' s Please mark these reunion da tes on your calendar Benaglia Award was presented to Rev. Thomas E. today. Plans are currently underway for two GREAT Lockary, C.S.C. A professor ofphysics and mathematics reunion celebrations. for the past 30 years, the award is in recognition of his distinguished contributions and dedication to the College. 4 Bruce Thorne '73 Dies Awaiting Heart-Lung Transplant Family and friends of Bruce Thorne '73 lost the battle to save his life November 1 7, 1984. Bruce was afflicted with interstitial fibrosis, a rare genetic lung disease that restricts breathing and damages the heart. A heart-lung transplant provided the only hope to save his life. A resident of Hanson, Massachusetts, Bruce and his wife, Joan, travelled to California to undergo tests at the Stanford Medical Center to determine his chances for a successful heart and lung transplant. Upon receiving notification of his eligibility for the transplant, Bruce and his wife located temporary housing near the medical center. Bruce died while waiting for the organ transplants. A trust fund, spearheaded by Malcolm Nordley '73 and President Bartley MacPhaidin, C.S.C., presents Rita E. Smith '62 a several of Bruce's Stonehill classmates, was established Stonehill College citation in honor of her national recognition. On hand for the ceremony and celebration luncheon is Brockton School at the Quincy Cooperative Bank. Fund-raising efforts Superintendent, Matt George '62. collected more than $20,000 to help pay the cost of the transplant operation, as well as the family's expenses. A native of Dedham, Bruce was a branch manager for SGS Control Services, lnc., in Chelsea. He also leaves a three-year-old son, Michael. Rita Smith '62 Named Joseph F. Murphy '65 Receives TIME Magazine's Alumni Service Award Teacher of the Year

An educator in the Brockton Public School System for more than 20 years, Rita E. Smith has been named Outstand­ ing Social Studies Teacher ofthe Year by TIME magazine and the National Council for Social Studies. Rita, a Class of 1962 graduate, teaches ''Shaping of Western Society" to 144 tenth-graders. With her imag­ inative teaching methods, she injects vitality into the disciplines of art, reading, music, writing and history. Although a ''traditional'' teacher, Rita's student projects are spectacular and unconventional. There is a giant map of Europe painted by students on the floor of her class­ room. On the ceiling above, another class ofstudents has painted a map ofthe solar system that glows florescently in black light. Annually, her class participates in a ''living'' chess game whereby students play chess pieces while costumed as historical characters. Rita's educational philosophy involves this use of outrageous imaginative projects to shock students out of cynicism and into participation. ln addition to the Teacher of the Year Award, Rita was Alumni Council President, Brenda Hughes '70, presents one of 20 people nationwide to receive a Fullbright-Hayes the 1985 Alumni Service Award to Joseph F. Murphy '65. Scholarship enabling her to travel to China for six weeks. The Award was granted to Joe in recognition ofhis many A frequent traveler abroad, she has also delivered talks years of dedicated alumni involvement, most recently before educational groups in Holland and ltaly ._ serving a four-year term as Chairman ofthe Alumni Fund. Stonehill will join TIME magazine and the National A North Easton resident with his wife Susan (Spillane) Council for Social Studies in honoring Rita E. Smith by '65 and their two sons, Joe is Executive Vice President for awarding her the 1985 Outstanding Alumnus Award. The Boston Company, lnc., in Boston. On hand to congrat­ Plans are currently underway for the presentation ulate Joe is Rev. William Gartland, C.S.C. ceremony slated for later this year. 5 Men's Football Schedule Men's Soccer Schedule September September 14 M.l.T. Away 1:00 7 Roger Williams Away 1:00 21 Bentley Home 1:30 11 College Home 3:30 28 Assumption Away 1:00 19 Univ. of Rhode lsland Away 3 :30 October 21 St. Anselm Away 1:30 5 Roger Williams Home 1:30 23 Home 3 :30 1 1 Merrimack Away 1:00 25 Home 3:30 1 9 Fairfield Away 1:00 28 Springfield Home 1:00 26 S.M.U. Home 1:30 October November 1 Bridgewater State Home 3:00 2 Providence Home 1:30 3 Keene State Away 3:00 9 U. Mass. Away 1:00 5 Assumption Home 1:00 7 Lowell University Home 3:30 12 A.LC. Away 1:00 Women's Soccer Schedule 16 Away 3:30 19 Bentley Away 1:00 September 21 Salem State Away 7:00 14 U.N.H. Home 1:00 23 M.l.T. Home 3:00 17 Bryant Away 3:30 26 Bryant Home TBA 20 Wheaton Home 4:00 28 New Away 2:30 23 Salve Regina Home 3:30 November 25 Regis Home 3:30 2 Merrimack Away TBA 26 Wellesley Away 3:30 28 Keene State Away 12:00 30 New l-lampshire College Home 3:30 October 3 Springfield Away 5:00 10 Merrimack Away 3:30 Stars: Class of2001? 12 Providence College Away 1:00 14 Brandeis Home 3:30 16 Tufts Away 3:00 19 Babson Home 10:00 20 Ply111.outh State Home 2:00 25 Holy Cross Away 3:30

Cross Country Enthusiasts! The Cross Country Coach, Dana Boardman, is researching the history ofStonehill Cross Country. He is currently seek­ ing old Summit articles, team rosters, yearly results, schedules and photographs. The early years are of par­ ticular interest to Coach Boardman. From the information gathered, Dana hopes to publish a composite history which will be donated to the College Up and coming Stonehill Basketball Greats share game Archives under the direction ofLouise Kenneally. Please strategy points with their fathers prior to the Annual send a copy of any such valuable materials to: Alumni Basketball Game held Saturday, December 15, Dana Boardman 1984. clo Athletic Department Proud Papas pictured are (right), John Noblin '69 and Stonehill College his son, John, and to the left, William Zolga '80 and his North Easton, MA 02357 son, Michael. 6 Alumni Hoop Time! They haven't lost it yet! Former Stonehill basketball stars Stephens '82; (2nd Row) Robert Wooster '82 (Official), reunited on Saturday, December 15, 1984 for the Annual Gerald Cuniff '66, John Noblin '69, William Zolga '80, Alumni Basketball Game. Kenneth Michel' 68, James Swan '64, Michael Bohac '81, Pictured from left to right are: (1st Row) Peter Centola John Murphy '69 (Announcer) and Louis Colitti '66 '82, Charles McKeon '77, Charles Simonds '77, Robert (Official). Reitz '84, Richard Munson '65, Frank Clasby '67 and Ted

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7 Faculty Notes Prof. Phelan Publishes Novel At the January, 1985 meeting ofthe Board ofTrustees, the Professor Francis Phelan has following faculty were approved tenurable status and pro- published his first novel, FOUR 1notion to the rank of associate professor: WAYS OF COMPUTING MlD­ J. Richard Anderson (Business Administration) NlGHT, in which he narrates Rev. Eugene Green (Writing Skills) his calling to the priesthood Robert B. Peabody (Biology) and his decision to Michael E. Tirrell (Psychology) I leave the vocation. A profound Edward S. Vaughn (Business Administration) I . tale of moral choices, Kirkus The Trustees also approved promotion to the rank of Reviews described the book as associate professor for William S. Burke (Business ''precise, vivid, and sometimes bitterly amusing.'' Administration) and promotion to the rank ofprofessor for Born in Pittsburgh and raised in a country preparing for Francis P. Phelan (English). war, Prof. Phelan prepared himself for the seminary at the . The novel follows him into the cloister where he takes instruction in the spiritual life and liturgy, yet still he wrestles with the moral questions ofwar Stonehill Tuition Increase: 7.0°/o as word of the Holocaust penetrates the seminary walls. At last ordained in 1954, the years ofcertainties fade and At the January meeting of the Board ofTrustees, approval doubts arise. He left the priesthood by the mid-70's. was granted for a 7 .0% increase in tuition and a 5 .0% Prof. Phelan' s short story of the same title received the increase in room and board charges. 1982 Pushcart Prize. 1:-:lis fiction has appeared in The For the 1985-86 academic year, tuition stands at $5,900 Georgia Review, The Southern Review, The Windsor with room and board expenses at $3,150, for a total of Review, and The New Yorker. Recently promoted to the $9,050. Tuition in the evening division will increase by rank of full professor at Stonehill, he is at work on a 7.5%, from $265 to $285. second novel. The Trustees and Administrators ofthe College are com­ n1itted to inaintaining tuition costs as low as possible. Due in large part to this commitment, the tuition figure for New Trustees Elected Stonehill is noticeably below that of area colleges and universities. ln addition, the percentage ofincrease for the The Board of Fellows selected five new trustees at their upcoming academic year is among the lowest ofthese area March 4, 1985 meeting. Elected were Sol Gittleman, Ann institutions. L. Hagan, Albert Lippert, Rev. Laurence Olszewski, C.S.C., For the purpose of comparison, the following chart and Rev. Patrick Sullivan, C.S.C. highlights Stonehill' s favorable standing in terms of Sol Gittleman is Academic Vice-President/Provost at Tufts tuition charges: University in Medford, Mass. A professor at the University since 1964, Dr. Gittleman served a 15-year term as Chair­ man ofthe Department of German-Russian. His expertise Institution 1985 1986 % Increase is in the area of comparative literature. Ann L. Hagan, a 1965 Stonehill graduate, is Managing Assumption College $5630 $5970 6.0% Director of Capital Markets Group, Merrill Lynch & Com­ 7424 8160 9.9% pany in New York City. The 1983 recipient of the Out­ standing Alumnus Award, Ann is one ofthe highest rank­ Bentley College 6100 6640 8.9 :Yo ing women on Wall Street in municipal utilities in terms 7475 8200 9.7% of client and revenue production. · Albert Lippert serves as Chairman ofthe Board ofWeight 8996 10,100 12.3% Watchers International, lnc. A resident ofLong lsland, New Curry College 6850 7646 11.6% York, Mr. Lippert has been associated with Weight Watchers for 24 years, directing the worldwide services of Holy Cross College 7700 8400 9.1% the corporation. 5750 6200 7.8% Rev. Laurence Olszewski, C.S.C. is the National Coor­ dinator of Church Affairs for Catholic Relief Services, Providence College 6328 7003 10.7% U.S.C.C. He also serves as the Director of Education and Regis College 5535 6033 9.0% Director of Planned Giving at Catholic Relief Services. Fr. Olszewski is a Stonehill graduate from the Class of 1961, St. Anselm's College 5600 6100 8.9% and worked as Director ofCareer Placement at the College St. Michael's College 6370 6804 6.8% from 1973 to 1976. Rev. Patrick Sullivan, C.S.C., serves as an adjunct assis­ Stonehlll College 5515 5900 7.0% tant professor in Sociology at the University ofNotre Dame. Wheaton College 9155 9950 8.7% Fr. Sullivan has enjoyed a long and distinguished career as administrator, educator and social activist. 8 Dr. George Hagerty '75 Appointed Director of Academic Development Dr. George Hagerty, former Chief ofProgram Administra­ tion for the United States Department of Education, has been appointed Director ofAcademic Development at the College. A Class of 1975 graduate, George returns to Stonehill with an M.A. and D.Ed. from in Administration, Planning and Social Policy. Following a year as Post Doctoral Fellow at the University ofMaryland, George worked for the Department ofEducation in several capacities. Serving as the College's first Director of Academic Development, George's primary responsibilities are to encourage and assist faculty members in acquiring funds to support their continued development as instructors and scholars and to improve academic curriculum. With the rank ofassociate professor, he will also teach on a limited basis. Dr. George Hagerty • 7 5 This recent appointment was announced by President Bartley MacPhaidin, C.S.C., in response to faculty requests for a development professional to serve their funding Former Director of needs. Development Rev. James V.

f ./,,,.i,~-~~ ~ ..... - I / ✓ -,,. Lowery, C.S.C., Dies r ~ -· '·" The Stonehill Community was .. saddened by the death of Fr . James Lowery, C.S.C. on Feb­ ruary 3, 1985 in St. Joseph's Medical Center at the Univer­ sity of Notre Dame. Most recently he had served as associate pastor of St. John's Parish in Pocasset until his retirement, due to illness, Rev. James V. Lowery. C.S.C. in 1983. Ordained in 1943, Fr. Lowery came to Stonehill in 1953 .. and served as the College's first fulltime Director of Cam­ ~1•.:.sr::. ~ •' pus Ministry. ln 1958 he became Director ofDevelopment, a position he held until 1974. As such, Fr. Lowery New Dorm Constructed pioneered and nurtured the early fundra.ising efforts of Stonehill. ln response to the increasing demand for on-campus residency and recent dormitory overcrowding conditions, the College has constructed a new housing facility - Cascino Hall. Construction work on the 51 -bed student residence was completed in only five months and was Mark Your Calendar! occupied at the start of second semester in January. Cascino Hall is similar in architectural design to Sullivan This year·s Alumni St. Patrick·s Day Hall and stands adjacent to it. The facility consists of five Party was a smash hit. Next year's suites, one resident advisor's room, and additional areas promises more of the same - Plan for recreational, laundry and storage needs. now for the '·wearing of the Green.'' The building is named after Anthony E. Cascino, former Vice Chairman of the Board at International Minerals & Saturday, March 15, 1986 Chemical Corporation. Mr. Cascino currently serves as Chairman of the Stonehill Board of Advisers. 9 1985 Alumni Election Results CLASS NOTES Annual balloting resulted i.n the election ofeight members to the Alumni. Council. Re-elected to serve on the Counci.l 1953 are Anne DesNoyers-Hurley '70, Dolores (Balara) Gatley James ''Lou'' Gorman, Vice President and General Manager of ' 70, Elaine (FUzpatri.ck) Higgins ' 74 and Denni.s Baker '70. the , has been elected to the Kinston (N.C.) Sports Rejoining the Council, following a relocation back to the Hall-of-Fame. Lou has also been selected to serve on the Board Boston area, is John Sullivan '69. New members winning ofVisitors ofMassachusetts Maritime; Management, Science and Technology Council ofBridgewater State College; and the Board Council seats include Catherine Sabai.tis '7 5, John Holleran ofDirectors of Alternate Elderly Living Council ofRhode lsland. '69 and Benjamin Harley ' 71. In addition, elections for Alumni Board of Fellows John H. Brebbia, president and chief operating officer of First Representatives resulted in a three-year term to be served Western Financial Corporation, has recently assumed chief by Virginia (Doyle) Noone ' 59 and a one-year term to be executive officer duties at First Western Savings Association in served by Daniel DeVasto ' 70. A teacher in the Brockton Las Vegas, Nevada. Jack joined First Western on a full-time basis School System, Ginny most recently served as President in July, 1983. He relocated to Las Vegas from Washington, D.C. of the Alumni Council. Also a former Alumni Council where he was a managing partner ofthe law firm, Alston & Bird. President and current Division Chairman for the Alumni Fund, Dan is a partner with Wolf & Company of Massa­ 1955 chusetts. Both Ginny and Dan will serve on the Board with Brockton l:-ligh School football coach Armond Colombo, was fellow alumni. representative, David Sharkey '5 5. named ' 'Coach ofthe Year" by the Massachusetts Grand Lodge, Order ofSons ofltaly. This is the second time Armond has won the award, the first coach ever to repeat. He was also selected the coach of the year this past season. Armond has been coaching since 1955, and this year the Brockton High School team completed the season undefeated, Suburban League champions, captured the Division l Super Bowl championship and was ranked sixth in the nation by USA Today. Congratulations, Armond!

Sept. 29 vs. Assistant to the President for Development, Fran Dillon '70 visits with Los Angeles Raiders Century Club members at the annual Christmas Dinner/Dance. Pictured (Tickets available at Alumni. Office) from left to right are Paul Cayer '58, Francis Dillon '70, David Sharkey '55 and his wife, Marie, and Marguerite (Carriuolo) Cayer '58. Oct. 17 Rev. William F. Gartland, C.S.C. Testimonial Di.nner 1956 Nov. 2 Class of 1975 Tenth Reunion Charles B. Lindberg has been appointed principal ofBarnstable's Anniversary grade six school. A resident ofBuzzard's Bay, Charles has been principal oftwo schools in Bourne for the past 26 years. He holds a master's degree from Bri~ewater State College, where he also Nov. 9 Class of 1980 Fifth Reunion pursued post-graduate studies. Anniversary Michael J. Novak has written a new book, FREEDOM WITH JUSTICE: Catholic Social Thought and Liberal Institutions. Author Dec. 7 Century Club Dinner ofa number ofbooks on Catholic thought in America, Michael's new book is published by Harper & Row. Michael is a resident Feb. 2 Outstanding Alumnus Award of Washington, D.C. where he is a resident scholar at the Ceremony American Enterprise Institute. 10 in joint replacement and the treatment of athletic injuries. He currently holds the post ofchairman ofthe department ofortho­ pedic surgery at St. Louis University's School of Medicine. Rev. Joseph A. Schuster was recently granted an honorary doctorate degree from Niagara University. Fr. Schuster is head of the Catholic Worker Community in Niagara Falls. He has operated a program for the poor and homeless in the North End ofNiagara Falls since 1972. Since 1974 Fr. Schuster has raised 45 foster children and has legally adopted two sons. A native of Lackawanna, New York, Fr. Schuster was ordained to the priesthood in 1966. 1962 Air National Guard Lt. Col. Henry E. Forcier has recently retired. He has been commander of the 202nd Weather Flight of the Massachusetts Air National Guard at Otis Air National Base since Gathered together at the Annual President's Club Dinner, held December 8, 1984, are John Bradley '58, Dr. Robert Duhamel '57, July 1977. Henry remains at the base in a civilian job as a full­ Claudette (Parent) Duhamel '57 and Fr. Bill Gartland, C.S.C. time meterologist. He resides in Acushnet with his wife, Bernie, and their two children. 1957 1963 Marcia (Kennedy) Manning is a claims representative with Aetna Joseph'60 and Janet Bartel' 63 are now residing in Philadelphia Casualty & Surety. The Manning family has been active in Amigos where Joe is a captain_in the U.S. Navy and director of the de los America. Marcia is a board member, Deirdre (freshman purchase division, aviation supply office. Joe and Janet are the at Boston College) vaccinated lndians in Ecuador last summer proud parents of five children: Cyndi (21 ), Joe Jr. (20), Bonnie for yellow fever and Dorothy (senior at Rockland High School) (18), Chris (13) and Dennis (9). built latrines in a Mexican village. Deirdre will return this summer V. Mark Boland opened a luxury bed and breakfast lNN in June, along with her youngest sister, Siobhan (junior at Rockland High 1984. The lNN, located in Camden, Maine, is open year-round. School). Mark would be pleased to send a brochure on request: Norum­ bega, 61 Hight Street, Camden, Maine 04843. 1958 Honeywell, lnc. has promoted Theodore R. Joseph to vice presi­ James Lanagan has been named Football Coach dent and general manager ofits office management systems divi­ of the Year. Jim led Bishop Stang High School to a 9- 1 record sion based in Billerica, Mass. Ted will be responsible for the and the Southeastern 3 Championship. ln twenty years of development, marketing and support of the company's office coaching he has compiled a 106-74-8 record, including eight systems products. Prior to this appointment he was vice presi­ league championships and one state championship. Before com­ dent of field marketing operations for Honeywell's U.S. infor­ ing to Stang, Jim also coached at Wareham and Fairhaven. mation systems business. Ted and his wife, Sandy,, and their 1959 four children live in Wellesley. Edward P. Morgan has been named principal of the Chariho Richard AndersonF president of Dick Anderson Real Estate in Regional Junior-Senior High School in Richmond, Rhode lsland. East Bridgewater, was recently elected director for the Greater Most recently Ed served as principal at Woodstock Union High Brockton Board of Realtors. Dick's office specializes in residen­ School in Woodstock, Vermont. tial real estate and serves the South Shore. He and his wife, Barbara, reside in East Bridgewater with their two children. 1960 Joseph L. McDevttt was recently appointed Superintendent of Judith (Leonard) Maloney recently accepted the position of Schools for the City of Fitchburg. He had served as Assistant English teacher at the Wilton-Lyndeboro Cooperative High School Superintendent of Schools in Hudson prior to accepting the in New Hampshire. Judy and her family reside in Amherst, New Fitchburg position. Hampshire. Joseph '60 and Janet Bartel '63 have recently relocated to Phila­ delphia. They are the parents of five children; Cyndi (21) and Joe Jr. (20) are both students at the University of San Diego, Bonnie (18), Chris (13) and Dennis (9). Joe, a captain in the U.S. Navy, is director ofthe purchase division, aviation supply office in Philadelphia. Moses' Rock, authored by Frank O'Connor, was edited, with an introduction and notes by Ruth Sherry. Ruth is a senior lecturer in English at the University of Trondheim, Norway.

1961 A delegation ofsports medicine specialists from the United States, which included Robert E. Burdge, M.D., visited the People's Pictured at the Annual Century Club Dinner/Dance are (from I. tor.), Republic ofChina in March of 1985. He met with leading sports Sheila and Robert Feeney '60, and Beverly (Trindall) '69 and Robert medicine specialists, physicians, educators and officials involved Petrelli '68. The Century Club Dinner was held on campus on Saturday~ in China's healthcare system. Bob is widely known for his work December 1 , 1984. 1 1 1964 Currently with the Department of Language & Linguistics at the Frances M. Hulse, M.D. has been appointed senior vice presi­ University ofEssex in England, Bob is scheduled to return to the dent for medical affairs at Muhlenberg Hospital in Plainfield, New University of Liberia for a period of teaching and collecting Jersey. ln her new position, Fran will oversee all medical func­ en1pirical data. tions, be involved in all medical staff affairs and participate as Pauline (Cabeceiras) Shorrock and her husband, Gerald, proudly a member of the hospital's management committees. Associated announce the birth of their fourth child and second son, Ethan with Muhlenberg since 1972, she served as chief of medical Francis, born October 12, 1984. The Shorrock family resides education prior to her promotion. Fran and her husband, James, in Taunton. are the parents of two daughters. C. Gregory Lennox has been named vice president of sales and Robert J. Keams has accepted a position as territorial claims distribution of the PYA/Monarch distribution center in Everett, manager with Royal lnsurance Company. As such, he will be Mass. Greg joins the firm from Swift and Company, in Chicago, covering eight southeastern states. Bob and his wife, Carol, will Illinois where he spent four years, most recently as director of be moving to Alpharetta, Georgia, just north of Atlanta. retail sales. He is relocating to the North Shore of Boston fro1n Fr. David Farrell C.S.C. has returned to Latin America where Atlanta, Georgia, with his wife, Becky, and their three children. he has lived and worked as a Holy Cross Missionary since leaving Stonehill. Fr. Farrell studied theology in Chile; worked in Holy 1968 Patricia Desmond is now the publisher ofa new newspaper, The Cross Missions in Chimbote, Peru, and in Santiago, Chile. Follow­ Woman's Journal. The first issue went on newsstands on the ing a sabatical year at the University of London (1982-83), he South Shore of Boston in mid-December. The monthly publica­ worked with refugees and displaced persons in Central America. tion is Pat's second venture into publishing. She is the former His new assignment is with the Archdiocesis of San Salvador owner of the Hinghazn Mariner, a local weekly. Following her among the urban poor, thousands of who are victims of the Stonehill graduation, Pat worked for more than a decade as a civil war in El Salvador. staff reporter for TI1e Patriot Ledger. She is also the mother of Noreen (Meegan) Slavitz has announced the opening ofher office two children - June, 14, and Timothy, 5. - Nonie Slavitz Real Estate - in , Mass. Noreen and her Now residing in ldaho Falls, ldaho, Arlene (Braga) Golden is husband, John, are the proud parents of two children. teaching second grade at a local Catholic school. Having relocated 1965 from Southern California, the Golden family has taken up skiing to cope with the colder climate. Brian L. Wallin was recently named director of the division of corporate and 1narketing cornmunications at Salem Hospital. He Former vice president and general manager, Kevin T. Dugan has bad been director of public relations for St. Joseph Hospital in succeeded his father as president of Dugan Buick-Pontiac lnc., Providence, Rhode lsland since 1977. Brian is a resident ofNorth on Popes Island, New Bedford. Kevin is a resident of South Kingstown, Rhode lsland with his wife, Gail, and their son, Erik. Dartmouth. Thomas Byron recently performed a 3½-hour operation on, Kenneth). Michel, executive vice president ofThe Langelier Com­ "Cash1nere," a 600 pound Bengal Tiger. A veterinarian in pany, lnc., was recently named a principal of the firm. Ken is Sarasota, Florida, 10111 assisted a pediatric dentist in re1noving a resident of Canton with his wife Janet (Sweeney) '70. a badly infected tooth fro1n the tiger. The infection could have Sandra (Chapman) Byrnes was recently appointed vice presi­ becorne life threatening if the pain prevented the tiger fron1 eating. dent and director of personnel at State National Bank in The tiger is extremely valuable because he carries genes of the Evanston, Illinois. Prior to her association with State National, rare white tiger. (Keep up the good work with those pussycats, Sandra served as regional manager-employee relations for L.B. Ton1!) Foster Company. She resides in Buffalo Grove with her husband, Patrick, and their five children. 1966 Carol (Lonergan) Bois was recently elected assistant vice presi­ Robert J. Zabek has received a doctor of education degree fro1n dent of the Factory Mutual Engineering Corporation head­ the State University ofNew York at Albany. His area ofspecializa­ quartered in Norwood, Mass. A resident of Bridgewater, Carol tion is program development and evaluation. Bob is currently joined Factory Mutual in 1968, spent her career in the human headn1aster of the Swarth1nore Academy. He is a resident of resources function, and in 1979, was promoted to the position Swarthn1ore, Pennsylvania with his wife, Mary Jane, and their of personnel manager. two children. Richard B. Donahue has joined M&W Sh·uctures, lnc., as chief Robert J. Doyle has been appointed Director of Pupil Personnel financial officer. Most recently, he was a partner with Gerald T. Services for the Sharon Public Schools. ln this new position, Bob Reilly, Certified Public Accountants. Richard lives in Easton with will have supervisory responsibility for the guidance, health and his wife, Kathleen, and their three children. special education personnel for the entire school system. Most recently Bob had served as Special Education Administrator for 1969 the Rockland Public School System. A Rockland resident, Bob Dennis M. Murphy has been named senior vice president in the and his wife, Kathleen, are the parents of four children. leasing division of Fleet Credit Corporation, an affiliate of Fleet John E. Redman was recently elected Selectman for the town Financial Group.· A resident ofPawtucket, Rhode Island, Dennis of Lynnfield, Mass. A sales/marketing representative with LB. joined Fleet National Bank as a management trainee in 1972. Moore Company, John and his wife, Susan, are the parents of Prior to his pro1notion, Dennis was senior regional manager of two children. the western Rhode Island region. Rev. Donald J. Grimes, C.S.C. currently serves as associate 1967 academic dean at King's College in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania. Perspectives on Liberian Literature, a book edited by Robert H. Prior to this July, 1984 appointment, he had served as associate Brown has been accepted for publication by a publisher in professor and chairman of the Theology Department for three Chicago. He also has a novel in the making, As TI1e Twig Bends. years. 12 Ann Marie (Boyle) Cussen and her husband, Richard, announce William P. Linhares was ordained to the priesthood in Wilm­ the birth of their third child. Born February 25, 1984, Joseph ington, Delaware on November 2, 1984. William taught in the Philip, joins sister Meaghan Elizabeth and Brenna Marie. The Taunton Public School System for eight years until he joined the Cussens are residents of Kingston, Mass. Franciscans in 1978. He will continue to serve at the Church of Michael Lenihan recently completed his third semester at the St. Patrick in Inver Grove Heights, Minnesota. University of Bridgeport School of Law. ln November of 1984, Martin W. McDonald and his wife, Sharon, announce the birth he was awarded the designation of senior/certified residential of their first child, a son, Jeremy Francis born August 1, 1984. property appraiser by the National Association of Certified Marty is an English and drama instructor at Dartmouth High Residential Property Appraisers. Michael is a resident of School, as well as the head volleyball coach and junior varsity Westerly, Rhode lsland. baseball coach at the school. John M. Sullivan has joined Knapp King-Size Corporation as a M. Christine Murphy was-admitted to the partnership ofArthur vice president of sales and marketing. John was most recently Young & Company in October, 1984. Chris is currently living vice president for the central sales division ofAtari lncorporated. in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Ellen P. Dow has been appointed account executive for College John S. Forte has been promoted to regional manager for T .J. Marketing Group, lnc., in Winchester. Ellen formerly worked as Maxx stores in the southwest region. A resident ofPlano, Texas, a product development specialist for Curriculum Associates, lnc. John has been with T.J. Maxx for three years, most recently as William Quirk and his wife, Rosemary, proudly announce the district manager. birth of their second son. Michael William was born October 7, Anne Des Noyers-Hurley and her husband, Francis, proudly an­ 1984, and joins his brother, Patrick William, all residing in nounce the birth of their daughter, Lauren, on November 19, Upton, Mass. Bill is partner in charge of the emerging business 1983. Anne and her family live in Jamaica Plain. services group in the Boston office of Coopers & Lybrand. Marjorie St. Pierre has assumed a new post as assistant dean Paula (Pettine) D'Arey has recently authored her second book, for administration and finance at Tuft's School ofNutrition. Prior Where the Wind Begins. ln her new book she tells of how the to her new position, Marjorie served as the university bursar. wind ofthe Spirit rearranged her life and reinforced her faith in Marjorie is a resident of Newtonville. God following the loss of her husband and daughter in an Brian Q. Corridan has been sworn in as a member of the automobile accident. Paula is currently working as a writer and Springfield Community College Board ofTrustees. A Springfield speaker. She lives inWatertown, Connecticut with her nine year resident, Brian is a stockbroker with Kidder, Peabody and Com­ old daughter, Beth Starr. pany. He is also a corporator of Community Savings Banks and Baystate Medical Center. Mary Ann (Lyons) Moore and her husband, Jack are proud to announce the birth of their second child, a son, on April 16, 1985. Brian Patrick joins older sister, Karen Elizabeth. The Moores make their home in Framingham.

1971 Peter A. Canavan recently accepted the postion ofguidance direc­ tor at Central Catholic High School in Norwalk, Connecticut. A resident of New Canaan, Peter holds a n1aster' s degree from Boston College. Douglas K. Gentile has left a positi.on with the Brockton Hous­ ing Authority to accept the position of Director of Finance with the Housing Authority of Charlotte, North Carolina. Doug wi.ll also be awarded an MBA from Southeastern Massachusetts .Alumni Council President, Brenda Hughes '70 and Vice President, John University in June, 1985. Noblin '69 join Rev. Bartley MacPhaidin, C.S.C., for a photo session during the 1985 Commencement ceremonies held on Sunday, May On December 1, 1984, Stephanie A. Billingham relocated her 19th. private practice in psychotherapy to 360 Belmont Street in Brockton. She also maintains an office on 11 River Street in 1970 Wellesley. 1 Jocelyn M. Guay and Peter LaBouliere exchanged vows of Corinne Brennan-Dore and her husband, Wayne, announce the marriage July 7, 1984. Making a home in Brockton, Peter is a arrival of their first child, Andrew Christopher, on October 10, teacher in the Stoughton School System. 1984. Residing in Hadley, Corinne is currently assistant direc­ The Pawtucket-Blackstone Valley Board ofRealtors has recently tor of counseling in financial aid services at the University of appointed Mary (Mahoney) Coyle executive secretary to the Massachusetts in Amherst. Board. Mary is a resident of Pawtucket, Rhode Island. Kevin Shea and his wife, Ada, announce the birth oftheir second Marylouise (Schofield) Black has been named to the staff of the son, Colin John. Kevin was recently promoted to the rank of law firm of Lovejoy, Hefferan, Rimer and Cuneo, P.C. in Wilton, n1ajor in the U.S. Army and will be assigned as a battalion Connecticut. A graduate ofFairfield University and Pace Univer­ executive officer when he returns from Korea in May, 1985. sity, Marylouise is a member ofthe Connecticut Bar Association, Frances A. McIntyre has been promoted to the position ofChief the American Bar Association and the Norwalk-Wilton Bar District Court Prosecutor. She will supervise all assistant district Association. She resides in Redding, Connecticut with her attorneys assigned to Plymouth County's four district courts. Fran husband Peter '70 and their three children. is a resident of New Bedford. 13 Judith (Sylvester) Andrus and her husband, Craig, announce the The Consumer Products Division ofChattem, lnc., has announced birth of their third child, Ryan Davis, on September 16, 1984. the appointment of David A. Burgess as Northeast Region Ryan has an older sister, Hillary Lynn, age 6 and an older Manager. Dave joined Chattem in 1978 as a territory manager brother, Keith, age 3. Judy and her family are residents of Easton, and has since held positions as national account manager and Mass. southeast region manager. The parents of two, Dave and his wife, Kathleen, live in Roswell, Georgia. J. Michael Gregory was recently appointed chemist, product development section, 1nemory products division, The Stolle MichaelJ. Shea has been promoted to Vice President-Conh·oller Corporation in Sidney, Ohio. Michael is currently residing in at Ocean Spray Cranberries, lnc., in Plymouth. Mike joined the Dayton, Ohio. company in 1978 as internal auditor with subsequent promo­ tions to his most recent position as controller. A resident of Benjamin Harley recently became a member ofthe United States Needham, Mike and his wife, Mary Ellen, are the parents ofthree Supreme Court Bar Association. He currently serves the Plymouth County Probate and Family Court as assistant register of pro­ children. bate. A Brockton resident, Ben serves as Stonehill Alumni Fund Stephen R. Poirot, an English teacher and director of student class agent as well as a member of the Alumni Council. activities at Kingswood-Oxford School in West Hartford, Conn­ ecticut, has been named director ofSummerwood, the school's Robert E. Deleon, C.S.C. was ordained to the priesthood at summer program. ln his new position, Steve will coordinate the Holy Cross Church in South Easton on June 15, 1985. The follow­ academic, athletic, cultural and travel programs offered by ing day he celebrated a Mass of Thanksgiving at the Chapel of Kingswood-Oxford during the summer. Steve is a resident of Mary on the Stone hill Campus. Fr. DeLeon earned a master's West Hartford with his wife, Mary, and their three children. degree in literature from Wesleyan University and a master's in divinity while preparing for the priesthood at the University ofNotre Dame. ln addition to several years ofsecondary school 1973 teaching, Fr. Deleon has served as a hospital chaplain at St. Daniel P. Masters has been named to the new position of Luke's Hospital in New Bedford, Children's Hospital in regional sales manager for the east coast for Flexsteel Industries, Washington, Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in New York, and lnc. He joined Flexsteel as a sales representative in 1975 and at the St. Joseph Medical Center in South Bend, Indiana. most recently served as sales manager for the company's plant in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Dan's new responsibilities include the coordination of sales to all Flexsteel' s retail customers on the eastern seaboard. He and his family live in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. 1972 Robert J. Galiette has joined the law department of Phoenix Catherine (Fratus) Kelly and her husband, Jim, proudly Mutual Life lnsurance company as assistant counsel. Prior to join­ announce the birth of their second child. Born September 2 5, ing the firm he was assistant director of the contract and 1984, Noreen Emily joins older brother, Nicholas. The Kelly legislative department ofCIGNA Corp. Bob lives with his family family resides in Somers, Connecticut. in Avon, Connecticut. Fred Cochran has completed his residency in general pediatrics Anton L. Smith and his wife, Deborah, announce the birth of and is now a fellow in child neurology at the University ofCalifor­ their third child, Anton L. Jr., on May 11, 1984. Anton is the nia, San Francisco. Fred has recently returned from a visit to the chief executive officer of the Saugus Credit Union. National Hospital for Neurological Diseases at Queen Square, Michael '72 and Andrea (Dzlalo) Houghton '73 announce the London. birth oftheir second child, Meghan Elizabeth, onJune 23, 1984. Michael '72 and Andrea (Dzialo) Houghton '73 proudly The Houghtons make their home in New Bedford. announce the arrival oftheir second child. Born June 23, 1984, Cindy (Sinnott) '72 and Donald H. Angliss '73 welcomed a Meghan Elizabeth joins older brother, Jonathan Michael. new member to their family. Arden Lee was born January 2, Donald H. Angllss '73 and Cindy (Sinnott) Angliss '72 wel­ 1984 and joins her sister, Ashley. comed a new member to their family. Arden Lee was born John '72 and Mary Beth (Barker) Cooney '73 have recently January 2, 1984 and joins her sister, Ashley. relocated to Millington, New Jersey. Jack has changed positions Colin D. Murphy and Nina Jurentkuffwere married October 6, and is currently an account executive with the Ferolie Corpora­ 1984 in Rowe, Massachusetts. Having served as a captain in tion, a major food brokerage firm in the New York market. Jack the Air Force, Colin currently is employed by Durkin' s lnc., a and Mary Beth are the proud parents of three children, Cristin, commercial interior supplier. 8, Meghan, 6, and John David, 3. Peter Borosky was recently promoted to the rank of major in Linda (Bartiromo) Knipper '73 and her husband, Joseph '75 the U.S. Army. He currently administers Mississippi State Univer­ are proud to announce the birth of their second child, Melissa sity's ROTC program at Meridian, Mississippi. Peter resides in Ann, onJanuary 6, 1985. She joins her sister, Jamie Lynn, now Meridian with his wife, Scottie, and their two sons. three years old. Residing in Rahway, New Jersey, Linda is an insurance underwriter with Provident Mutual. James Reynolds and his wife, Jessie, proudly announce the arrival of their first daughter, Mary Elizabeth, born June 28, 1984. Jim John and Diane (Meenan) Doyle proudly announce the birth of and his family have recently moved from Florida to Covington, twins. Born January 14, 1985 were Brendan Daniel and Alison Louisiana due to a job transfer. He is now working in the Bond Mari. They join older brother, Evan Thomas, age 2. John was Depa1tment for the Aetna Life & Casualty lnsurance Company, recently promoted to personal lines manager in the Pittsburg in New Orleans. office of the Hartford lnsurance Group. Linda (English) Haldar and her husband, Mikhael, proudly Gregory J. Erstling and his wife, Marjorie, announce the birth announce the birth oftheir second child. Born on July 9, 1984, ofa son, Bryan Russell, on October 5, 1984. The Erstling fami­ Jacqueline joins older brother, Hanna. ly resides in Washington Township, New Jersey.

14 JoAnn (Johnson) Staitl was recently admitted to the Lois (MacCoun) Carr was recently appointed coordinator of Massachusetts Bar. The mother of four children, JoAnn is a Bourne Outreach. She will be responsible for providing physical chemistry teacher at Archbishop Williams High School. She is fitness and nuh·ition services to the elderly. Residing in Pocasset, also sports editor and writer for the Canton Journal and a visiting Lois is married to Stephen Carr. professor in Bridgewater State College's Continuing Education Thomas Myrick has recently accepted a promotion to Director Division. of Corporate Accounting at Analog Devices in Norwood. ln his We don't know where you find the time JoAnn, but new position, Tom will oversee all aspects ofcorporate accoun­ CONGRATULATlONS! ting and external financial reporting. A resident ofWalpole, Tom earned an M.S. degree in Finance from Bentley College. 1975 Mary P. Fanning and Robert S. Durant exchanged their marriage vows on September 15, 1984 in Tiverton, Rhode Island. Residing in Bath, Maine, Bob serves as a Navy lieutenant commander and is ship operations officer aboard the USS Halyburton. Joanne Loscalzo is a senior training specialist for Abraham & Strauss in Brooklyn, New York. She reports that she is still in touch with her 0 R.F.K. Little Sister," Laura Huntington. Joanne and Lauren have shared correspondence and visits for 14 years. Podiatrist, Dr. Frank J. Michaels has opened a new office in Methuen. A graduate ofthe Ohio College of Pediatric Medicine, Frank will be practicing general pediatric medicine, foot surgery and sports medicine. Joseph Basile '74 (left) and James Higgins '74 (right) share memories Jill DeVries and Jeffrey McClusky exchanged vows of marriage at the Class of 1974 Tenth Reunion. The celebration was held on Satur­ November 17, 1984. Residing in Chicago, Jeff is the owner of day, October 2 7, 1984 at the Ridder Country Club in Whitman. a promotion/marketing firm in that city. Timothy M. Sullivan has been selected to appear in the 1985-86 edition of Who's Who among eastern executives and officials. 1974 Former director of the Conferences and Institutes Division at Albert H. Ledoux was installed as a candidate for the priesthood Stonehill, Tim is currently director ofthe Center for Management in the Altoona-Johnstown diocese in Pennsylvania. He received Development at Bryant College in North Smithfield, Rhode Island. a master's degree in French from Middlebury College, did part Richard Nowlan was recently elected to the position of presi­ of his post-graduate studies in Paris, and has taught at Penn­ dent ofthe Quincy and South Shore Board ofRealtors for 1985 sylvania State University in State College, Pennsylvania. and as a director of the Massachusetts Association of Realtors. Reh1rning from working as Peace Corps Volunteers in Paraguay, Richard has worked in the real estate business since graduation. South America, Kent Buckley and his wife, Julie, are making their He lives in Weymouth with his wife and two children. home in Buffalo, New York. Kent is working for the Buffalo Public Joseph '75 and Linda (Bartil'omo) Knipper '73 proudly School System as a bilingual second grade teacher. Kent and Julie announce the arrival of their second child, Melissa Ann, on are the parents of a daughter, Maria Elena. January 6, 1985. Melissa joins older sister Jamie Lynn, age 3. Donna (Catalano) Stempien and her husband, Jeffrey, announce Joe is currently working as a sales representative for Sunshine the birth of their first child, Michael John, on November 21, 1984. Biscuit Company, lnc., covering Staten Island. The Knippers James M. Buxton and his wife, Cindy, proudly announce the birth reside in Rahway, New Jersey. oftheir first child, Brent Ross, on November 27, 1984. Residing Elaine (Davis) Charette announces the birth of a daughter, in Narragansett, Rhode Island, Jim teaches social studies and Danielle Lee, born December 28, 1984. Elaine and her family coaches the state champion girls soccer team at South Kingstown are residents of Simsbury, Connecticut. High School in Rhode lsland. Rose Marie White and her husband, Ben Dawson, proudly Maryann Dwyer-Hassan was recently appointed an adminis­ announce the birth of their son, Geoffrey, on August 4, 1984. trator for Action for Boston Community Development's Family Rose Marie and her family reside in Wellesley. Planning Program, providing education and training for twenty­ Catherine Sabaitls recently became a member of the United five clinics. ln conjunction with her husband, Daniel, Maryann States Supreme Court Bar Association. She currently maintains has also opened ''The Blue Diner'' restaurant in Boston's South a private practice and serves the city of Brockton as assistant Station area. And, the frosting on the cake, Maryann and Daniel city solicitor. Cathy was also recently elected to the Stonehill are parents ofa new baby, Christopher, born January 2, 1985. Alumni Council Barbara (Whalen) Mulcahy and her husband, Larry, announce James J. Sullivan has been promoted to senior vice president the birth oftheir first child, a son, Michael Lawrence on February and chief operating officer ofMultibank Mortgage Company lnc., 1, 1985. The Mulcahy family lives in West Springfield. in Quincy. Jim joined Multibank in 1982 as senior vice presi­ Douglas Tarella has been named a personal banker at Pioneer dent. He is a resident ofWeymouth with his wife and their four Financial in the Newtonville office. He has held positions at daughters. Burroughs Wellcome Company, financial education centers and Margaret True and James W. Bruno exchanged vows ofmarriage as vice president of investment planning and a financial Muy 18, 1985 in Branford, Connecticut. Margaret has also counselor. A resident ofMarlboro, Doug has given over 300 per­ earned a promotion to assistant manager for Duracell lndustrial sonal, television and radio appearances during the past six years. Federal Credit Union in Bethel, Connecticut. 15 Mark Lague has been appointed library director of the Canton Paul O'Brien has been appointed Director ofTheatre Develop­ Public Library. He has served as department head of Technical ment by th~ Riverside (California) Civic Light Opera. He will con­ Services-Media Specialist at the library since 1979, and assis­ tinue as a member of the resident acting company and advisor tant di.rector since 1983. A Pawtucket, Rhode lsland resident, to the Actors Equity Membership Candidates. Paul also teaches Mark received a master's degree in library science from the acting and musical theatre at Riverside City College where he University of Rhode lsland. recently directed ''El Grande de Coca-Cola.'' Glenn Sheehan and his wife, Ellie, proudly announce the birth 1976 of their first child, Thomas Jason, on September 9, 1984. The Maureen Dunn and John M. Shields were wed recently in Milton Sheehan' s reside in Casselbury, Florida. Thomas Jason's grand­ where they currently reside. John also graduated from the New father is John L. Sheehan '52. England lnstitute in Boston and is a funeral di.rector at J.B. Cole & Gleason, Milton Home for Funerals. Keith and Jane (Lucey) King are the proud parents of their first child, Laura Elizabeth, born January 19, 1985. The Kings reside Francis H. Barnes and Mary Kearney are making their home in in Norton. Hingham following a recent wedding ceremony at St. Mary's Denise T. Nagle and David Morrall were married on August 18, Chapel on Campus. 1984 in Falmouth, Mass. Making her home in Grafton, Mass., The Rockland Youth Commission has announced the appoint­ Denise is an editor for Educators Publishing Service in Cambridge. ment ofJan-Marie (Clark) Killinger as director ofits Tot Enrich­ ment Program. She has most recently worked in teaching posi­ 1977 tions with the North River Collaborative and the Rockland Public Kurt P. Cummings has been promoted from senior accountant Schools. to manager ofthe Fairfield, Connecticut office ofDeloitte, Haskins Rev. Thomas C. Bertone, C.S.C., has been appointed Director & Sells. Kurt and his wife, Edith (Adams), live in Ridgefield, of the Holy Cross Justice and Peace Office for the Brothers and Connecticut with their two sons. Priests in the East. He will continue to reside at Our Lady ofGood Mary Ann Quinn and Edgar Pupo were married October 6, 1984 Counsel in Brooklyn, New York, where he has served as in West Haven, Connecticut. Residing in Cleveland, Ohio, Mary associate pastor for the last two years. Ann is a business development specialist for Standard Oil of Rev. Joseph Callipare was recently ordained a deacon for the Ohio. Diocese ofPensacola-Tallahassee in Florida. He will be ordained Patricia A. McAndrews was recently appointed a member ofthe a priest in the Spring of 1985. He was also awarded a masters ministry team at Merrimack College in North Andover. in divinity degree from the Catholic University of America in Stephen R. Brightman was recently promoted from patrolman Washington, D.C. in December of 1984. to sergearit for the Foxboro Police Department. Kenneth R. Grace and his wife, Mary Rose, announce the birth Michael Landry and his wife, Bridget, proudly announce the birth oftheir second daughter, Cydney Elise, onJuly 31, 1984. Cydney of their first child, Catherine Louise, born June 20, 1984. The joins older sister, lris Aileen. Residing in Wilton, Connecticut, Landrys reside in Newport, Rhode Island. Ken is an attorney practicing in Norwalk, Connecticut. Deborah (Fratus) Joseph and her husband, Chuck, are the proud Marita Roddy-Kendall received an MBA from Pepperdine Univer­ parents oftheir first child, Charles lll, born on October 28, 1984. sity, Malibu, California, in December, 1983. She was recently The Josephs reside in Mansfield. promoted tJ profitability control manager ofthe consumer pro­ Anne (Caradonna) Cowing and her husband, Charles, announce ducts and services division of General Telephone of California. Marita also gave birth to a second daughter, Kristina Leigh, on the birth of their second child, a daughter. Born May 8, 1984, December 4, 1984. She joins older sister, Jennifer Lynn, now Jennifer Anne joins brother, David, 2 years old. The Cowings reside in lovely San Jose, California. 2 years old. Marian (Maccarone) Casalino and her husband, Tom, annouLLCe Roland Sabourin became the new chief of the Attleboro Police the birth of their second daughter. Born December 2, 1984, Department onJanuary 1, 1985. A graduate ofthe evening di.vi­ Giulua Teresa, joins Catherine Elizabeth, 3½. The Casali.no family sion, Roland is a 14-year veteran ofthe police department. He resides in Attleboro with his wife and three children. resides in Manchester, CT. Lisa C. Usher and James P. Lazzara recently exchanged vows ln December 1 984 Linda Carucci graduated from the California of marriage. Residing in Needham, Jim is the owner ofthe Grove Culinary Academy, earning the title of''Professional Chef. '' She Building Company, also in Needham. is currently working as a private chef for a family in San Francisco and has been hired as an instructor at the Culinary Academy. David W. Franklin was ordained to the Diaconate by the Most ln addition, Linda is a part-time chef in two restaurants in Marin Rev. Walter W. Curtis at St. Augustine Cathedral, Bridgeport, County. Connecticut, on Saturday, December 8, 1984. John Bearce has been appointed northeast district sales manager Marie McWilliams was recently elected auditor at the Brookline for Plessey Solid State. Based in Foxboro, and responsible for Savings Bank. She has served in bookkeeping and auditing posi­ the New England area, John will be engaged in promoting the tions for the past eight years. Marie is a resident of Brighton. sale of Plessey products as well as training manufacturers' - Sarah Saccone has been selected Whitman's town executive representatives. A resident of Falmouth, John formerly served secretary. Sarah is also on the faculty of Quincy Junior College. as vice president for Dynasel Associates. Residing in Stamford, Connecticut, are the recently married Stephen Kerr has opened a private dental practice in Duxbury. Deborah Ann Greeney and Gary A. Kutz. A financial analyst, A graduate ofTufts University, School of Dental Medicine, Steve Gary received his n1aster ofbusiness administration degree from also s12>ent three years involved in surgical research at Brigham Rivier College in Nashua, New Hampshire. & Women's Hospital under the auspices ofHarvard University. Laure (Leone) Carey '7 6 and her husband John '77 are the Stev,e and his wife, Judith (Kelleher), are the parents of a proud parents oftheir first child, Alison Theresa, on September daughter, Carolyn Elizabeth. Judy is a nurse on the staff at the 3, 1984. The Carey's reside in Rocky Hill, Connecticut. New England Baptist Hospital. 16 Brian M. Hoffman has been appointed vice president and partner Kathleen Connelly was recently appointed assistant director of in Winter, Wyman & Co., a Boston-based personnel consulting evening, weekend, summer and off-campus programs at Union firm. He was previously employed by BOSE Corporation of County College in Cranford, New Jersey. Kathy is a resident of Framingham and Tufts New England Medical Center ofBoston. Plainfield, New Jersey. Brian has also taught management courses in Stonehill' s Confer­ Making their home in Weymouth are the recently married Paula ences and Institutes Division. He makes his home in North Mills and Arthur Raymond Pelisser. Arthur is employed as an Easton with his wife and three daughters. accountant for State Street Bank and Trust Company. John '77 and Laure (Leone) Carey '76 are proud to announce Margaret M. Growney and Stuart Levison exchanged marital the birth ofa daughter, Alison Theresa, on September 3, 1984. vows November 17, 1984. Residing in Rochester, New York, The Carey family make their home in Rocky Hill, Connecticut. Margaret is employed by R.J. Russell Associates as a real estate Residing in North Attleboro are the recently married Mary Parlock sales associate. and Robert S. Dash. Bob is a sales representative of New M. Eileen O'Connor and Stephen Fisher were married September England Resins and Pigments Corporation in Woburn. 15, 1984 in Ridgewood, New Jersey. The newlyweds are Mary Jane (Lally) Brady and her husband, James, are pleased currently residing in Cranford, New Jersey. to announce the birth of their son, Kevin Francis, born August Residing in Boston are the recently married Jeanne K. Barr and 9, 1984. Stephen C. Carey. Steve is a C.P.A. employed by Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates of Boston while attending Suffolk University Kathleen (Murphy) Costonis recently passed the state examina­ Law School. \, tion to qualify as a real estate salesperson. She is with Shaw Associates in Winthrop. A lifelong resident ofWinthrop, Kathleen Gail Ann Buoniconti and John W. Rothe were married August lives with her husband, Christopher, and their two daughters, 25, 1984 in Mount Vernon, New York. Gail and John are cur­ Jacyln and Christina. rently residing in Succasunna, New Jersey. Stephen and Corinne (Ha\\'k) Woodworth announce the arrival Kevin Atkins has been appointed a manager at the accounting of a son, Devin Andrew James, on March 22, 1985. Steve is and consulting firm of Deloitte Haskins & Sells in Boston. with the law firm of Francis J. Lynch in Brockton and Corinne Residing in Roslindale, Kevin received an MST degree from teaches English at Norwell High School. The Woodworths live Bentley College. in Duxbury. Anne (Reilly) Heinert and her husband, Gary, proudly announce An April wedding set the stage for the marriage ofBrian J. Logan the birth of their second child. Born February 9, 1985, Alex and Michele Stephens. From Merrimack, New Hampshire, Brian Robert, joins his brother, Paul, 2 ½. Anne and her family live in is regional sales manager with Martlet Importing Company of Parmelee, South Dakota. Great Neck, New York. Mark '78 and Louise (Simmons) Zamiara '79 are the proud parents oftheir second daughter. Janet Elizabeth, born February 1978 21, 1985, joins older sister, Amy. The Zamiara family resides Residing in North Reading, are the recently wed Paula M. Johnson in Vernon, Connecticut. and Paul B. Shortell. Paul is employed as a supervisor for Michael W. Santos recently received his doctorate in history from customer support for Henco Software, lnc. of Waltham. Carnegie-Mellon University in Pittsburgh and has accepted a pro­ Thomas and Janet (Elliott) Buckley proudly announce the birth fessorship in American history at Lynchburg College in Lynch­ of their second child. Born August 5, 1984, Eric T. joins sister, burg, Pennsylvania. While pursuing his degree, Michael worked Kelly, age 3. The Buckleys reside in Hamden, Connecticut where at Carnegie-Mellon in several capacities including an appointment Tom is general manager at Adam Metal. to the faculty as a full-time instructor in history. Lt. John T. Flynn, a graduate of the evening division, recently Sandra (Shocas) Bazoukas and her husband, James, proudly retired from the Brockton Police Department after more than 3 7 announce the arrival of their second child. Born August 19, years of service. He was named to the department in January, 1984, Alex Katherine joins her older brother, Michael, age 3. 1948, and was the oldest member of the department in point Residing in Worcester, Sandy is a second grade teacher in North­ ofservice. John plans to relax and enjoy his grandchildren in his bridge, Mass. retirement. Making their home in Newton Highlands, are the recently married Anne Marie Curran and Neal Benshimol. Having received a master's degree in business administration from the University of Massachusetts-Amherst, Anne is working as a computer consultant. Nancy J. Langway and William C. Meany recently exchanged vows ofmarriage. Currently residing in Newton, Bill is employed at Lindenmyre Paper Company in Boston. Rev. Albert G. Pinciaro was ordained to the priesthood for the Diocese ofBridgeport, Connecticut, on December 22, 1984. Al completed his studies for the priesthood at the Theological Col­ lege of the Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C. He has worked with deaf, multi-handicapped and retarded children for the State of Connecticut. Catherine (Scott) O'Connor and her husband, Robert, announce Kenneth Berthiaume '79 (left) and Stephen Murphy '79 (right) take the birth oftheir first child, Ryan Thomas, on December 2, 1984. a few moments to share memories at the Class of 1979 Fifth Reunion The O'Connors reside in Roslyn Heights, New York. Anniversary held last autumn. 17 James Benoit was recently elected a fellow ofthe Massachusetts Richard and Patricia (Callanan) Spry celebrated the birth oftheir Society of Certified Public Accountants, lnc. A resident of first child, Danielle Frances, on September 20, 1984. The Spry Middleboro, Jim is currently employed with Everett M. Davis CPA family resides in Woburn. in Marion as a senior accountant. Michele (Keelan) Chilton and her husband, Tom, proudly A recipient ofthe Francis Ouimet Scholarship while he attended announce the birth oftheir daughter, Erin Faye, on February 21, Stonehill, Daniel Neary earned one ofhis sweetest golf victories 1985. The Chiltons are residents ofFayetteville, North Carolina. - winner of the annual Ouimet lnvitational Tournament. A Residing in Boston are the recently married Laura Nyland and Brockton resident, Dan is an insurance representative with Michael Farrell. Mike is in the management training program Boston Mutual Life lnsurance Company in Canton. at Computervision in Bedford. Carleton Oonchess was recently promoted to an assistant pro­ fessor of management science at Bridgewater State College. Residing in Brockton, Carleton has also been hired as a part-time instructor of finance at U-Mass, Boston. Stephen Tympanick graduated from New York University - Col­ lege of Dentistry on June 8, 1984. He is currently engaged in a one year general practice residency in dentistry at Metropolitan Hospital of New York City. Bryan Boulis '79 and his wife, Donna (Desmond) '80 proudly announce the birth of their first child, Nicholas, born April 29, 1984. Kathleen Beatty and James G. Palma were married September 29, 1984 in West Hartford, Connecticut. Residing in West Hart­ ford, Kathy is employed as a wage and hour investigator for the State of Connecticut Labor Department in Wethersfield. 1979 Classmates catch up on the last five years at the Fifth Reunion Lynne (Pennimpede) Helmuth and her husband, Paul, are the Anniversary. The 1979 Reunion Dinner/Dance was held on Saturday, proud parents of a son, Robert Alan, born June 12, 1984. The November 3, 1984 at Ridder Country Club in Whitman. Pictured left Helmuth family resides in Las Vegas, Nevada. to right are: Kimberly Lyons '79, Patricia Shannon '79, and Kate (Mcsherry) Brigham '79. Joanne Berberan has joined Arnold & Company lnc., as an ac­ count executive. The Boston company is a full-service advertis­ ing, marketing and public relations organization. Joanne is a resi­ 1979 dent of Wollaston. John M. Ckcolo received a juris doctor degree fro1n New England Timothy and Barbara (Semenza) Welch announce the birth of School of Law. While in law school, John worked for the City their daughter on February 28, 1985. The Welch family lives of Boston as a hearings officer. in Kingston. M. Damien Walsh is a teacher and assistant principal at the Louis (Simmons) Zamiara and her husband, Mark '78 are proud Cornelius Academy of Math & Science in Houston, Texas. ln to announce the arrival oftheir second child. Born February 21, addition, Damien directs and acts in school plays and works with 1985, Janet Elizabeth joins older sister, Amy. The Zamiaras youths in his home parish. reside in Vernon, Connecticut. Residing in Roslindale, are the recently wed lrene lvens and Jayne Enos has been appointed a manager at the international Joseph Areias. Joe received a doctor ofmedical dentistry degree accounting and consulting firm of Deloitte Haskins & Sells. A from the Boston University Medical Center last May and is Boston resident, Jayne is obtaining a master's degree in taxa­ continuing his studies towards a certificate ofadvanced graduate tion from Bentley College. shtdy in periodontology at the Boston University Medical School of Graduate Dentistry. Eric P. Bishop and his wife, Annalisa, announce the birth of their first child, Jonathan Paul, born May 1, 1984. The Bishop family resides in Wellesley. Nancy A. Powers and John Paden were married December 8, 1984. Residing in Natick, Nancy is employed as the manager ofBaleor American Express Property Management Corporation. Making their home in Hyde Park, are the recently wed Dolores Ford and Stephen J. Murphy. Steve is the vice president of Auto­ Bus lnc. in Dorchester. Residing in Arlington are the recently married Margaret Dauwer and John Powers. Peggy is currently employed by Dower Associates, lnc. Linda Maloney recently graduated from the Graduate School of Corporate and Political Communications at Fairfield University with a degree in communications media. Linda is teaching first grade in Bedford Hills, New York and is involved in using various Posing for our cameras at the Class of 1979 Fifth Reunion Anniver­ means of media in the classroom - particularly writing, com­ sary are Cathleen Creaser '79 (left) and Kathleen (Cook) Healy '79 puters and video equipment. (righ_t). 18 John M. McNamara and his wife, Lisa, announce the birth oftheir Residing in Framingham are the recently married William J. second daughter, Kaitlin Marie, on August 9, 1984. Kaitlin joins Gordon and Colleen Coonin. older sister, Tricia Lynn, age 1½. Residing in Hinsdale, lllinois, Byran '79 and Donna (Desmond) Boulis '80 are the proud John was recently made the midwest sales executive, covering parents of their first child, Nicholas, born April 29, 1984. seven states, for Chaps by Ralph Lauren. Residing in Victoria, Texas, are the recently married Ann Goulet Colleen O 'Loughlin recently accepted a position as the assistant and Dennis Ward. Ann received a master's degree from the director of real estate development and management for University ofMichigan, is pursuing a second master's degree from Children's Hospital Medical Center in Boston. Colleen was the University of Texas, and is an environ1nental engineer for previously a supervisor with the CPA firm of Feely & Driscoll. Sohio Chemical Company. Residing in Hillside, New Jersey, are the recently married Cynthia Patricia (Babcock) Murray and her husband, Greg, proudly McCann and Allen G. Rich. Cynthia was recently promoted to announce the birth oftheir first child, a son, Ryan, on December network administrator for Laura Ashley, lnc., based out oftheir 29, 1983. The Murray family resides in Duxbury. corporate headquarters in New York. Joseph and Elizabeth (Duft) McCarthy announce the birth oftheir Beverly A. Reidy recently traveled to Ecuador as part of the daughter, Carolyne Anne, onJanuary 25, 1985. The McCarthys Volunteer Optometric Services to Humanity, an Illinois-based make their home in Weymouth. group, to conduct eye-screenings and dispense eyeglasses to Cynthia J. Ekstein received her Ph.D. in physical chemistry from people in need ofophthalmological care. Bev has just completed under the direction ofDr. Robert R. Dewald. Her her studies in optometry at the Illinois College ofOptometry and doctoral dissertation has been accepted for publication. plans to practice in the Connecticut-New York area. Susan McMenamy andJohn Walker Kelley were married August Rosemary O'Connor became the bride ofByron H. Buchelli on 18, 1984 in North Easton. Making their home in Brockton, Susan April 20, 1985. Now residing in Orlando, Florida, Rosemary is employed as an accountant at Electro Signal Lab, lnc., in is employed as a financial management consultant with Harcourt, Rockland. Brace, Jovanovich, lnc. Francis X. Orfanello has recently been elected a fellow of the Massachusets Society of Certified Public Accountant, lnc. A 1980 Dorchester resident, Frank is employed by Parent McLaughlin Anne M. Callaway and Dennis R. Ohlson were married in South & Nangle in Boston as a senior accountant. Weymouth on June 30, 1984. Making their home in Canton, Anne is employed as a computer programmer by the New Kathleen (Tierney) Harlow and her husband, Richard, proudly England Telephone Company and Dennis is a TEC computer announce the birth oftheir first child, a son. Michael Robert was systems programmer. born on February 11, 1985. The Harlows are residents ofMillis, Massachusetts. Michael and Cindy (McGeoghegan) Leahy are the proud parents of their first child, Andrea Dianne, born August 10, 1983. The 1981 Leahys reside in Quincy. Making their home in Carver afe the recently wed Debra Ann Bartlett and Darren Gagnon. The ceremony took place Residing in Brighton, are the recently married Dalyte Alksninis September 22, 1984 at St. Mary's Chapel on Catnpus. Darren and Paul Bernotas. Dalyte is currently working as a systems is employed as a manager at Roxie's Market in Stoughton. analyst for BayBanks Systems, lnc. in Waltham. Charles R. Bartolini has joined Old Stone Bank as a deparhnental Recently graduating from the Bridgeport School ofLaw, Douglas officer in the corporate controller's group, corporate accounting Martino passed both the New York and Connecticut Bar Exams. services division. Residing in Providence, Chuck was formerly Doug is currently a practicing attorney in New York. a senior auditor with Murphy and Company in Providence. Robert Goodell was married to Gail M. Wood on September 25, Making their home in Weymouth, are the recently married Cheryl 1983. Residing in Holden, Bob is employed as an account Chiaramonte and John P. Nicastro. John is currently employed executive at WAAF 10 7. 3 FM, Worcester-Boston. by WCVB-TV /Metro Media. William '80 and Lisa (Markey) Zolga '81 proudly announce Marilynne Regan Bryant, a third-year law student, has been cited the birth of their second child, Jennifer Marie, born August 12, a New England Scholar by New England School ofLaw. For the 1984. She joins her older brother, Michael Stephen, born July past 11 years she has been working as a paralegal for Hoffman 3 1, 1983. The Zolgas reside in Raynham. Law Offices in Walpole. Marilynne also holds certification as an Cathy M. Labresh was promoted to production officer at D.C. alcoholism counselor and has served as a Walpole constable Heath & Company in January, 1985. Cathy makes her home since 1974. in Arlington, Mass. Jacqueline Butts and Lee Minetree exchanged vows ofmarriage Christopher and Nancy (McLaughlin) Gillies are the proud on November 24, 1984 in Sag Harbor, New York. Having earned parents of their first child, Elisabeth Claire, born October 25, a paralegal degree from Adelphi University, Jackie is employed 1984. The Gillies family resides in West Orange, N.J. by Stuyvesant Wainwright 11, an attorney and former U.S. Jeannette M. Doyle and Kenneth P. Gay were married recently Congressman. at St. Mary's Chapel on campus. Making a home in Stoughton, Maura (Olson) Bussiere and her husband, Bill, proudly announce Jeanette is employed by Goddard Medical Associates as a the birth of their first child, William Joseph, Jr., on November surgeon's assistant. 9, 1984. The Bussierre family resides in Weymouth, Mass. Living in Weymouth are the recently wed Kathleen Kiley and Brian J. Healy recently accepted a position as senior financial Arthur Murphy. Kathy is employed as a safety engineer by Aetna data systems specialist with the Codex Corporation in Mansfield. Life & Casualty of Boston. Brian and Kathy (Lydon) are currently living in Weymouth. Barbara (Walter) Coit and her husband, Russ, are the proud Deidre Ann (0'Donnell) Cahoon and her husband, Ted, became parents oftheir first child. Katharine Marie was born November proud parents of their first child, Brendan Michael, on July 2, 3, 1984. 1984. 19 William '80 and Lisa (Markey) Zolga '81 are the proud parents ships were performed at the Brighton Marine Public Health Center of a second child. Born August 12, 1984, Jennifer Marie joins and the New England College of Optometry's Pediatric Clinic. older brother, Michael Stephen, born July 31, 1983. The Zolga Bob and his wife, Mary, have since relocated to Fort Lauderdale, family resides in Raynham. Florida. Residing in Norwood, are the recently married Brenda Cahill and Lisa J. Pompeo '81 and Thomas Schmiemann '82 were mar­ James J. McCormick. Jim is employed as a controller for Burke ried April 13, 1985. Making their home in South Weymouth, Lumber of Needham, Mass. Lisa is sales director for Beckham Tours in Canton while Tom is an account manager with United States Lines of Woburn. Karen Connolly and Joseph L. Berolini recently exchanged marital vows in St. Mary's Chapel, on the Stonehill campus. The Carol Ann Aloisi recently received a master of science degree Berolinis are making their home in Brockton. in counseling from Suffolk University. Carol is a resident of East Susan M. Savino has been selected for the third consecutive time Boston. to be listed in ''Who's Who in the East'' for her contributions in the field of communications. A resident of Sharon, Susan is in management with Analog Devices, lnc., Norwood. 1982 Vice president of her class, Sarah Vera will graduate this May Erin Hession and Brendan P. Kane were married September 8, from the New York College ofPodiatric Medicine as a doctor of 1984 inWest Harwich, Mass. The newlyweds are making their podiatric medicine. Sarah is engaged to David Derosier and they home in Milton. are planning to make their home in Middleborough, Mass. Sarah Linda Coggeshall and William A. Nordberg were married has been selected as one of the "Outstanding Young Women September 7, 1984 in Mansfield, Mass. Now residing in ofAmerica''. The award program is to recognize young women Plymouth, Bill is employed by Capeway Electrical Supply Co., lnc. who give their time, talents and unselfish service to enrich the quality of American life. Making their home in Weymouth, are the recently wed Andrea J. Moran andJohnJ. McHugh. Andrea is employed at Beth Israel Living in Norwood are the recently wed Karen Conroy '82 and Hospital. Robert ''Bud'' McCann '81. Karen is employed by EEC Systems lnc. in Sudbury, while Bud is employed by Crouse Hinds Residing in Medford are the recently wed Elizabeth House and Company in Braintree. Richard Sherr. Elizabeth is employed as an assistant buyer by Thomas G. Motta has passed both the Massachusetts and Maine Jordan Marsh Company. bar examinations. Receiving his juris doctor degree from the Making their home in Hanover are the recently wed Andrea University ofMaine at Portland, Tom is presently affiliated with De Luse and Walter Sweeney. Walter is currently a member of the law firm of~kelton, Taintor, Abbott and Orestis in Lewiston, the Hanover Police Department. Maine. Denise Daigle and Douglas Burgess exchanged 1narital vows on Edith Joppoich and Cameron Churchill were married October 7, November 11 , 1984 in Lexington. Making their home in 1984 in Auburn, Maine. Residing in Lewiston, Maine, Edith is Waltham, Denise is director of the Belmont Toddler Center in a graduate student at New Hampshire College. Belmont. Kathleen M. Puzzon and Paul L. Bienkowski were married Karen Conroy '82 and Robert "'Bud" McCann '81 were mar­ October 2 7, 1984 in Manchester, Connecticut. Living in ried recently in Lexington, Mass. Currently residing in Norwood, Randolph, Paul is a sales manager at Griffin Publishing Company Karen works at EEC Systems lnc., in Sudbury and Bud is in Weymouth, Mass. employed by Crouse Hinds Company in Braintree. Janke A. Emery was recently elected assistant vice president and banking manager for BayBank, with responsibility for the Recently married to Stephen Yamartino, Carol M. Rigney is cur­ community banking office housed in Worcester. Janice and her rently employed as a personnel administrator for Collaborative husband, Richard Washburn, reside in Marlboro. Research, lnc. in Lexington. Carol and Steve are residing in Billerica. James O'Neal recently changed jobs from account executive at WSTE in Stamford, Connecticut to 1010 WINS, an all-news radio Living in East Weymouth are the recently wed Joy Elaine Smith station in New York City. Jim is a resident ofMamaroneck, New and Gary W. Cataldo. Gary is employed as an accountant with York. Arthur Andersen and Company. Neil R. Martin was promoted to the rank of sergeant in the Linda Gerstmayr and Alfred Messina were married September Sturbridge Police Department on January 7, 1985. 22, 1984. Now living in Westboro, Linda is a personnel manager .. Making their home in Quincy are the recently wed Lynn A. while Al is employed by Am. Management Systems as a research Quagan and Douglas A. Haskins. Lynn is currently employed analyst. at the South Shore Hospital. Richard 0. Dorgan, an Army National Guard Pfc., has completed Christine Mary Ambrose and William J. Belton were married on the Army personnel administration specialist course at Fort Ben­ September 1, 1984 at the Stone hill Chapel of Mary. Christine jamin Harrison, Indiana. Richard is scheduled to serve in Boston. is employed as a fiscal analyst for the House Ways and Means Joan Kerrigan and Paul McIntire exchanged vows of marriage Committee in Boston. The newlyweds reside in Medford. at the Stonehill Chapel on October 7, 1984. Joan has been John P. McDonough has joined Interactive Images, a Woburn employed as a cytotechnologist at New England Deaconess software company, as director of finance and administration. Hospital in Boston. Before joining lnteractive hnages, John was manager/supervisor Marjorie Clapprood has won her 1984 bid for Massachusetts for Gerald J. Betro and Company, a Dedham public accounting State Representative. A Sharon resident, Marjorie most recent­ company. John is currently a resident of Raynham. ly served as vice president, corporate communications for the Robert J. Perry received a doctor of optometry degree from the Neponset Valley Health Center. A busy lady, she is also the New England College of Optometry in March, 1985. His intern- tnother of two children. 20 Lisa J. Pompeo '81 and Thomas Schmiemann '82 exchanged Anne Sedensky received a teaching position in the Bridgeport, vows of marriage April 13, 1985. Tom is employed by United Connecticut public school system. States Lines as an account manager and Lisa works for Beckham Residing in Cohasset, are the recently married Lynn O'Toole and Tours as sales director. The newlyweds are making their home Joseph Durkin. Joe is currently employed by the Bank ofBoston in South Weymouth. in the Trust Department. Kelly L. Collins and Brian P. Grip exchanged vows ofmarriage Burke and Ruuska Associates of West Bridgewater recently during an April wedding ceremony. Residents of Washington, announced the addition ofKelley Hopkins to its real estate sales D.C., Kelly is an assistant account executive with Carl Byoir and department. Kelley is currently residing in Bridgewater. Brian is press secretary for Congressman Judd Gregg of New l-lampshire. Lisa Lakin is currently employed as Lab Tech ll at Damon Biotech Research Facility in Needham. She is presently awaiting a 1983 promotion to Lab Tech UL Lisa is also planning a wedding to Lori Lynn Girard and John Gomes were married recently in Fredis Velasquez in 1986. Acushnet. Now residing in New Bedford, John is attending Tufts Deborah H. Zamil-Hovan proudly announce the birth of a University School of Dental Medicine. second son. Born December ? , 1984. Nicholas Andrew joins Residing in Braintree are the recently wed Mary Ann Lamirand older brother, Gregory Lawton. The Hovan family resides in David P. DuVal. Mary Ann is employed by Moore Business Forms Attleboro. in Braintree. Currently residing in Boston, Carol J. Schaeffner is working as Susan M. Constanzo and James B. Fracker exchanged vows of a data processing specialist for Associated Industries of marriage October 14, 1984 in Trumbull, Connecticut. Susan is Massachusetts. employed by Greenwood Press, ofWestport, Connecticut, as an A graduate of the evening division, Barbara Hassan, has been editorial assistant. named manager of customer services for Eastern Utilities Stephen J. Piraino has completed the Officer lndoctrination Associates Service Corporation. Barbara is a resident ofFall River. Sch'ool at the Naval Education and Training Center in Newport, Scott White has been named assistant media buyer at Schneider Rhode lsland. Steve joined the Navy in October, 1984. Parker Jakue in Boston where he is assisting on the Digital Michael J. Sullivan was recently relocated by General Foods Cor­ Equipment Corporation account. Scott is residing in Waltham. poration from Rochester, New York to Jamestown, New York. Cathy Ann Briggs and Brian C. Hurley exchanged marriage vows Mike is a sales representative with the company. March 9, 1985 in Longmeadow, Mass. Brian is employed by Thomas W. Nadeau has been promoted to branch officer at the Charles M. Hurley Associates in Springfield. Plymouth office of the Plymouth-Home National Bank. Harold P. Ruscetta was promoted from customer service super­ 1985 visor to employee relations manager at Eastern Edison's James Ciapciak has been accepted to the University of Notre Brockton Division. Dame Law School and plans to enter the Class of 1988 in August. Anne (Brebbia) Pawlicki and her husband, Peter, are the proud parents of a son, Patrick Daniel, born November 15, 1984. The family is residing in lndiana where Peter is a second year graduate student in chemical engineering at the University ofNotre Dame. Making their home in Alexandria, Virginia, are the recently married Catherine Robinson and Joseph Teahan. Allison Demar and Allen Krajcik \.Vere married September 1 5, 1984 in Easton. Allen is a patrolman for the Easton Police Department. Deborah L. Sanderson and Michael T. DiPrato were married September 22, 1984 in Wethersfield, Connecticut. Currently residing in Newington, Connecticut, Deborah is a financial manager at Headquarters Companies in Hartford, Connecticut. Adele Argentieri and David lmbriani were married November 10, 1984 in New York. Residing in Brockton, David is an insurance broker for the Knights of Columbus in the southeastern part of Massachusetts. Living in Somerville are the recently married Patricia Kennedy and Kenneth Del Po. Ken is currently a student at the Harvard Divinity School in Cambridge. 1984 BSN: First Graduating Class A resident ofHingham, MarkJ. Bendix joined The Quaker Oats Company as an account representative covering Boston, the Photographed above are the eleven members of the first South Shore and Rhode Island. graduating class of the Nursing Program offered through Stonehill's Evening Division. Pictured from left to right Wendy Ann Chaves and Randall J. Correira exchanged nuptial vows September 8, 1984 in Fall River where they currently are: Stephen McGarry, Beverly Sadeck, Ellen McCarthy, reside. Wendy is a medical technologist at Rhode lsland Hospital Barbara Brunelle, Rebecca Knowlton, Geraldine Mahoney, School ofTechnology and Randy works as a teacher's assistant Janet Madigan, Karen Gurney, Lynn Coletti, Eileen at the Taunton Area Early lntervention Center. Beaulieu and Marcia Liggin. 21 Engagements In Memoriam•

Marianne F. McManus '84 and Arthur R. Hood '85 Anna T. Hegarty, mother of Robert Hegarty '58. James Houghton '81 and Amy Arzoliti George Finn, brother of Larry Finn '57. Robert Zahka, father of Janice Zahka '82. Leslie A. Buckley '80 and Thomas D. Mazzone '80 Frederick G. Walls, father of Frederick Walls '78 and Colette DeLuca '80 and Richard J. Sayre - 6/85 Maureen (Walls) Hannigan '81. Lisa Lakin '84 and Fredis Velasquez - 5/86 Joseph 0. LaBouliere, father of Peter LaBouliere '70. Ruth Bingham, mother of Frank Bingham '6 7. Maria D' Amato '77 and James D' Aveni - 10/85 Charles Frucci, father of Michael Frucci '64. Richard J. Wackell '83 and Paula McGovern - Fall/85 Clifford Duclos, father of Ann Marie (Duclos) Brassard '79. Deidre Cushman '84 and Al Alfonso '84 - 6/85 W. Leo Welch, father of Elaine (Welch) Levins '56 and Paul J. DiMatta '83 and Karen M. Dobija - 9/85 Charlene (Welch) Caprio '60. H. Theodore Stephens, father of Peyton (Ted) Stephens '82. Diane Schwitter '76 and Art Montemurro - 7/85 Lawrence Rafuse, father of John Rafuse '58 and Laura Leahy '83 and David Laroche '83 - 7/85 Mary (Rafuse) Carey '62. Mary E. Foley '81 and Brian McKenna '80 - 6/85 Stacia Rigano, mother of Adele Rigano ' 79. Edward Hallinan, father of Daniel Hallinan '63. Christopher Welch '77 and Joan Sheen - 6/85 William Kircher, father of Priscilla (Kircher) Perron '59. Joseph Constantino '80 and Maria Bregoli Alvin E. Baer, father of Marilyn (Baer) Beer '70. Suzanne Salvia '81 and John R. DeSisto - 10/85 Charles Peterson, father of Kenneth Peterson '69. Pamela Down '81 and Stephen Balkam - Spring/85 Serafino Fiore, father of Gino M. Fiore '62. Edna Murphy, mother of Jane (Murphy) Sambade '64. Kevin B. Hufnagle '78 and Cynthia Taylor - 8/85 Marguerite Wallace, mother of William Wallace '64. Joan M. Lotti '82 and David Pinkman '82 - 10/85 Neil Nordberg, son of Edward Nordberg ' 5 2. Catherine Triftro '84 and John Ezepik '84 - 6/85 J. Dante Brebbia, father of Robert Brebbia ' 5 2, John Brebbia '53, and grandfather of Elizabeth Mary Doherty '82 and James Sullivan - 6/85 Anne (Brebbia) Pawlicki '83. Peter D'Alessandro '81 and Maureen Vincent - 9/85 Joseph McMorrow, father of Richard J. McMorrow '62. Jonathan P. Edwards '77 and Murry Unruh - 6/85 Noella Piche, mother of Roger Piche '68. ..- Doris Greto '79 and Joseph Luciano - 12/85 Oscar Maynard, father of Dolores (Maynard) Carrier ' 5 8, ~ father-in-law of Gerald Carrier ' 56, and Julie McCarville '83 and Sean Horgan - 10/85 grandfather of Michelle Carrier '82. I Beth B. Glockner '84 and Roy A. Fox - 6/85 Joseph Egan, father of Susanne Egan ' 63. Michael V. Marinelli '81 and Mary Nealon - 6/85 Georgianna Charron, mother of Paul Charron '60. Richard Murphy, father of David Murphy ' 72. I Elizabeth Hagerty '81 and Carl C. Russell '82 - 6/85 Edward T. Clark, father of Joan (Clark) Casey '63. Jacqueline Goulding '84 and Jeffrey Gill '84 - 10/85 Catherine A. Berigan, mother of William Berigan '5 2. I• Maria Ponzini '82 and David Decker - 8/85 Elaine Walsh '77 and Charles J. Cwierko - 1 /86 * * * * * * Donna J. Fitzgerald '82 and Carl R. Zampi - 9/85 J Joan Burke '66 died unexpectedly on December 7, 1984. ..I M. Catherine O'Keefe '80 and Robert C. Gettings - 9/85 Most recently she had served as head nurse at the River Debra Vachon '83 and Steven R. Shank - 6/85 Street Detox Center. A resident of South Easton, Joan had .. Alan R. Shumann '82 and Marisa Urban - 10/85 earned a MS in Nursing at New York Medical College, Graduate School of Nursing. John T. Sheedy '84 and Adriana Rockwell Robert McCormick '53 died January 16, 1985 at his home Paul F. Murphy '82 and Gina Hartmann - 9 /85 in Duxbury. A graduate of Harvard Law School, Bob was a Joseph Iannone '82 and Helen Reichert - 7/85 partner in the Peabody and Brown law firm in Boston. He was also past president and director of the Massachusetts William M. Gannon '81 and Marie Liaknickas - 6/85 Association for Mental Health. Stephen G. Anastos '80 and Heidee Anne Hopkins - 10/85 Richard L. Paiva '78 died December 10, 1984 following a Stephen M. Barnes '81 and Deborah MacBean - 6/85 prolonged illness. An Easton resident, Richard was an Kathleen Blair '79 and John Santos - 9/85 accountant for the Quincy office of State Street Bank and Trust Company. Susan Vogel '83 and John A. Rose - 12/85 Richard J. Gagne '68 died at his home May 16, 1985 Stephen J. Martin '74 and Linda Arseneault - 8/85 following a brief illness. A resident of Abington, Richard Patricia A. Cleary '76 and Barry E. Higham - 8/85 served as vice president of corporate services at Milton Paula J. O'Brien '81 and Richard Fagan - 7 /85 Medical Center. He had received a master's degree in health care management from Boston University in 1982. Richard John R. Sullivan '67 and Mary Conyers - 6/85 leaves his wife, Madeline (Cayer) Gagne '68. 22 \I

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