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DEDICATION 10

FACULTY and ADMINISTRATION 14

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ACTIVITIES 39

SENIORS 97

"The New Boston” is a phrase that is frequently heard at present. Buildings

are being torn down every day and new ones put up in their place. Whole

sections of the city are completely changed, over night, to make room for new

modern additions. Plans that stagger the imagination and challenge any science

fiction writer, are beginning to become a reality. The whole skyline and con-

cept of "The Old Boston” promises to take on a new modern appearance.

In turn with these startling changes and plans, Emerson College is assuming

its rightful place in an expanding metropolis. Not only is Emerson growing,

but it is also helping the city to grow. Emerson College, along with the many

other educational institutions in the city, is helping to establish "The New Boston” as the educational center of the country. In our progressive society,

communications are becoming a vital necessity to our way of life. Emerson is

a major contributor to this vital peld. As the community grows and expands,

so must the college.

Emerson’s heritage is Boston. We are a part of the city and it is a part of

us. We represent the culture of Boston and we, in turn, hope to add to that

culture. This book aims to show the close relationship that exists between our

college and the city, and it should serve as a reminder of the debt that we

owe to "The Old” and "The New Boston.” Dr. S. Justice McKinley

Ten years ago Dr. S. Justice McKinley was inaugurated as President of

Emerson College. On a night in December, 1962, a testimonial dinner was

held in Dr. McKinley’s honor celebrating this happy anniversary. This testi-

monial paid tribute to the fine work that Dr. McKinley has done at Emerson

during the past decade. We, the members of the Class of 1963, would like

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to express our thanks for his dedicated and devoted service.

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i 1952 Inaugural Ceremonies

7 Dear Emersonians:

Can we learn to use what we have? That is a question your generation must answer.

Research is bringing us new knowledge and new technology at an ever- increasing rate. This means an increasing flow of new power for good or evil. This will be quickly directed toward achieving the goals of the rulers of the

regimented societies. It is more difficult to direct this power to serving the ends of free men in a free society. Freedom of choice requires that the new knowl- edge be available to all. Self-government means that many millions of indi- viduals must make individual decisions before achieving the political majority that makes effective action possible. Only by the full development through education of the varying potential of all our young people can we hope to meet this challenge.

The task of enabling men and women with different backgrounds, different aptitudes, and different areas of specialization to make effective choices and

achieve effectual co-operation is so enormous that any special capacity for observation, interpretation, communication, and leadership must be developed to the full.

In 2003 A.D., when you will have reached my age, the Class of 1963 will

be returning for its fortieth reunion. As an alumni class you will have partici-

pated so actively in the development of our college that the campus will still be home to you even though none of the present faculty and administration will be here to greet you. While you and your children and grandchildren leaf through the pages of this book, the alumni office staff will be pouring over the records of your life and career and preparing your biographies for your class history.

This history will show how you as individuals and Emerson as a college

have responded to the challenge of this era of change. I am confident that it will be a record of growth and of sognificant contributions to the solution of the problem of learning to use what we have, both in your own lives and in your community.

As a result of your Emerson education you will have been enabled to find

your careers in work that was satisfying because it was suited to your aptitudes, personalities, and aspirations. This will have involved some position of leader- ship and influence on others and will have enabled you to make some contri- bution to that improvement of communication and development of integrity

that must come if men are to continue to work together in a free society.

For many the record of growth will show graduate degrees earned, signifi- cant publications, and increasingly important positions held. Some of you will appear in later Emersonians as faculty and administrators. Some of you will be in the academic procession as Corporators and Trustees of the college. But for all of you the best indication of growth will be seen in the breadth of your interests and in the respect of your associates and your community.

You will be approaching retirement age hut you will know that retirement will not mean an end to activity and growth. Community groups will be eager in their demand on your increased time for leadership and service.

8 Through your constant efforts for improved communications for others you will, yourselves, have grown into the new patterns of thinking and acting needed in the twenty-first century.

As you return to the campus you will find the faculty and administration have the same feelings of regret, hope, and good wishes for the graduating

class that we now have for you. I believe that you will be able to assure the Class of 2003 that the challenge of learning to use what w^e have can be met

if enough individuals are able and willing to accept their personal responsi- bility for extending their own understanding and for working for even more effective communication for others.

9 D E D I

Creating unity from confusion is one of the most difficult tasks known to

man. A task so great can only be performed by those with a capacity for

guidance, coupled with patiefice and understanding. Four years ago the class

of 1963 needed just this. We were a part of a new and exciting world. Noth-

ing seemed to fall into place. It was as though we were individual strands in

a great tapestry. But the strands needed to be drawn together by skillful

weavers; needed to be guided patiently and with understanding into a com-

plete, unified design. This weaving took much time. Slowly and carefully each

strand was brought into place.

10 C A T I O N

JOHN CHASE

As the hues became brighter, the pattern more depnite, our four years at

Emerson were slipping by. We had sought guidance; we found it. We needed

patience; it was given. We wanted understanding; and it was there. Behind

us was the confusion in which the class was born, the difficulties of past years.

Before us now is the promise of our future. Each of the pne threads represents

one of us, showing us the pattern of our lives, carefully brought together by

these weavers into a beautiful unity. Now we leave. But the design is not

destroyed because we are always a part of the tapestry. To the skillful weavers

Lora and John Chase we dedicate this our yearbook.

11 12 13 ADMINISTRATION Richard D. Pierce

Dean of Emerson College

The duties of the Dean of Emerson College, the responsibilities of counselor and

friend, and the desire and capacity to arouse intellectual curiosity, are three great tasks.

To do any of these, one must go beyond the mere boundaries of administrator, advisor,

and instructor. To do all three of these requires a man with an abiding interest in and

loyalty to Emerson, a deep concern for both the intellectual and emotional growth of

the students of Emerson, and a sincere dedication to teaching. Everyone must agree

that these attributes are rarely found in one man.

We, the Class of 1963, have found such a man within the limits of Emerson

College. It is to this man. Dean Richard D. Pierce, that we give our whole-hearted

appreciation for his devotion and loyalty to us. COUNSELLORS

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A year does not pass in the life of a college student

that some type of problem does not arise. To listen

to these problems, to council, to advise; these are the

tasks of the Dean of Women and the Dean of Men.

MRS. RUTH SOUTHWICK MAXFIELD Counsellor of \Comen

During our four years as Emerson students, we have turned to Ruth Maxfield and Harold Nickerson many times. Each time they have greeted us with open

mind and heart. Now, that our four years at Emerson are drawing to a close, we would like to thank them

for all they have done for us, no matter how little or great the deed. We shall remember them always. We can never fully repay our debt of gratitude to these two wonderful people, but we can say a humble

"thank-you” for all that they have done for us.

MR. HARRY N. NICKERSON, JR. Counsellor of Men

16 ADMINISTRATION

Mr. Harr)’ N. Nickerson, Jr. Director of Admissions

Mr. Roger Wilder Business Manager

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Mr. John Chase Mr. Anthony Van Riper Director of Alumni Relations Public Relations Director

Mrs. Esther Darker Librarian

Mr. David R. McConnell Mr. John W. Zorn Director of Student Relations Director of Summer Session

18 Miss Joan B. Whitney Miss Joan F. Wallent Director of Permone?it Placement Assistant Director of Admissions

Mrs. Claire B. MacMillan Secretary to the President

Mrs. Helen Desmond Mrs. Lucy Jones Receptionist Assistant to the Bursar

19 Lawrence Bloom Helena Beale Clinicians Supervisor Receptionist

Leah Scott

Director of Alumni Records

Louise Pellegrino David Savoy

Assistant Registrar Assistant Director of Alumni Records

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Henry Jon Stonie Paula Shaer Director of Men’s Dormotries Assistant of Public Relations

Joan Cumisky Secretary to Business Manager

B. Mae Loring Paul Pelon Secretary Speech Clinic Mailing Room Supervisor

21 22 FACULTY BROADCASTING

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GERALD W. KROEGER I Monkato State College, B.S. Ohio Wesleyan, M.A.

GEORGE Q. QUENZEL Hofstra College, B.A. State University of Iowa, M.A.

CONRAD PAPPAS JAMESON Boston College, A.B. Boston State Teachers College, Ed. M.

GEORGE MATSON University of Massachusetts Boston University, B.A. Emerson College, M.A.

24 EDUCATION

ENGLISH

RUTH SOUTHWICK MAXFIELD Chairman Emerson College, A.M. Boston University, A.M.

DONALD JUNKINS University of Massachusetts, S.T.B., S.T.M. Boston University, A.M.

CHARLOTTE LINDGREN Boston Llniversity, A.B., A.M., Ph.D.

ELLIOT NORTON Harvard University, A.B. Emerson College, A.M. Suffolk, D. Jour.

25 PHYSICAL EDUCATION

ALBERT PESSO Bennington College Davis and Elkins College

ANNE CULLITY Simmons College

26 LANGUAGE

DOROTHY H. PARKHURST Chairman Antioch, A.B. Boston University, Emerson College, A.M. New York University, Ph.D. Sorbonne, Diplome d’Etudes Superieures

JOAN EVANS DeALONSO Newhan College, Cambridge University of Madrid University of Buenos Aires

JOHN S. WYETH Harvard University, A.B. Middlebury College, A.M.

PSYCHOLOGY

THEODORE THASS-THIENNEMAN University of Budapest, Ph.D. University of Leipzig University of Paris

HAROLD J. WILSON Notre Dame, A.B. University of Chicago, M.A. University of Ottawa, Ph.D.

27 SCIENCE

SOCIAL SCIENCES

RICHARD D. PIERCE Chairman University oi New Hampshire, A.B. Andover Theological, B.D. Simmons, S.B. in L.S. Emerson College, A.M. Harvard University, S.T.M. Boston University, Ph.D.

DAVID R. McConnell Ohio State University Manchester College, A.B. Bethany Newton Theological School, M.R.E. Boston University

PETER F. SMITH Colgate University Denison University, B.A.

HENRY JON STONIE Northwestern University, B.A. Newton Theological, B.D.

28 SPEECH

COLEMAN C. BENDER Chairman Pennsylvania State University, A.B. University of Illinois, Ph.D.

JUNE HAMBLIN MITCHELL Emerson College, B.L.L, M.A., A.M.

BERNADETE MacPHERSON North Adams State Teachers’ College Boston University Emerson College, B.L.L

LYNNE LALOCK SVENNING Emerson College, B.A.

29 SPEECH THERAPY

AUDREY L. HOLLAND University of Pittsburg, B.S., M.S., Ph.D.

GRACE KENNEDY Salem State Teachers’ College, B.S. Emerson College, M.A.

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CATHERINE C. PERRY Emerson College, B.L.I., M.A., A.M. Hartford Seminar)' Eoundation, M.A.

MARTHA R. THOMPSON Syracuse University, B.S.

31 THEATRE ARTS

LEONIDAS NICKOLE Chairman Emerson College, B.A. Columbia University, A.M.

RICHARD E. ARNOLD Bob Jones University Belleville Junior College Florida State College University of Washington, B.A. Columbia University Union Theological Seminary

PAUL j. AUSTIN Emerson College, B.S.

NANCY DOLPH Emerson College, B.A.

LOUIS LOPEZ-CEPERO Emerson College, B.S.

STANLEY T. FUDALA Boston L^niversity’, B.F.A.

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I PETER MacLEAN Emerson College, B.S.

HARRY W. MORGAN Emerson College, B.S.

JACK STEIN Emerson College, S.M.O.

MUSIC

ROBERT PETTITT Chairman Boston University, B. Mus., M. Mus.

33 Richard Hamilton Irene Christopher Speech Librayian

Donald R. Barron Fine Arts

Thomas H. Dahill Fine Arts

Anne Clapp Theatre Arts

Thomas Cobey Broadcasting

David H. Crook . . . Social Science Mary Doehler Speech Therapy

William R. Faw Social Science

Winston Jay Social Science

Saro R. La Rocca Physical F.dneation

Francis La Shoto Speech

Barbara Matheson Theatre Arts

John J. McCaffrey English Helen Grogan McMahon Psychology

Betty Hughes Morris English

Diane Pesso Physical Education Noel Peyrouten English Leah M. Ransom Theatre Arts Glenn Shockley English

Robert E. Sparks Speech Therapy i

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34 GRADUATE STUDENTS

J. Nicholson, L, Blumenfeld, M. Paragas, M. Woodnick

Maria L. Bar

Jane Desmon Daly Enstrom

Ellana Litch John Mainer Linton Nelson Elaine (Shapiro) Bloom

Dorothy Siegal George Toomey Martin Trachtenberg

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1 SUMMER SESSION "Summer . .

37 Teachers in short sleeves . . .

Beach plans . . .

Wide open ivindows . . ,

Heat leaves from the pavement . . .

but the studying goes on.

rr 99 and the living is easy.

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RELIGIOUS

NEWMAN

Row 1: F. Musto, P. Griffin, V. Buscemi, V. Crowley, P. Kelly, A. Garrity, P. Romeo. Row 2: E. Pest, W. Raymond,

R. Gauthier, J. Walsh, P. Klim, E. McSharry, W. Harold, L. Riendeau, R. Scun, N. Jacques.

INTER-FAITH COUNCIL

1: F. 2: Row J. Welch, Musto, A. Marston. Row V. Crow- ley, S. Kasden.

40 ORGANIZATIONS

S.C.A.

Row 1: B. Nelson, A. Marston, N. White, P. Yphantis.

Row 2: L. Maxwell, J. Draghetti, K. Hattler, G. Laxton, P. J. Welch, P. Watts, Dixon, J. DuLac, V. Pallina.

HILLEL

1: 2: Row D. Lee, J. Rosenstein. Row S. Kaden, H. Landy, F. Weiss.

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BERKELEY BEACON 2: Row 1: J. Morgan, N. Hoffman, C. Peretta, P. Mason, N. Miller, M. Solomon. Row E. Grodin, V. Crowley, M. Shapiro, M. Pollack, M. Belitz, M. Beresner, M. McCombe,

J. Mount.

SCRIBE

Row 1: J. Bressem, A. Bromer, S. Halpert, B. Gold. Roiv 2: P. Peters, J. DuLac, G. Exoo, P. Bromberg, G. Javor.

44 CHORIC SPEECH

Row 1: L. Maxwell, E. Helper, J. Rosenstein, A. Garrity, M. Barron, S. Mitkowsky, M. Shapiro, G. Marlowe. Row 2; K. Crannell, M. Stone, P. Griffin, K. Hattler, D. Ilko, G. Laxton, D. Paulnock, N. Miller, P. Borkum.

45 SINGING CHOIR

I: F. Garrity, E. Geberth, L. Edwards. Roti> 3- Rou’ B. Nelson, Musto, J. Burman, G. Marlowe, Camerano, J. P. Papile, R. Bartlett, K. Berlin, L. Litch, Pearlman, L. Gillman, L. R. G. Laxton, W. Behringer, J, R. 2: Sferra, L. Epstein, S. Bart, Pettitt. Row R. Green, J. Welsh, J. Thompson.

Koenigsberg, E. Hale, J. Rosenstein, E. Rich, A. DEBATE

Row 1: H. Marderosian, S. Weiner, P. Kelly, P. Ayre, K. Winterer, C. Kritz, F. O’Mara.

Row 2: M. Shields, J. Somers, S. Kasden, T. Smith, D. Cowan, T. Almajwer, M. Rubin, E. Southard. FORENSIC COUNCIL

Row 1: H. Marderosian, S. Weiner, P. Kelly. Row 2: F. O’Mara, E. Southard, T. Almaguer.

48 SPEECH PATHOLOGY

P. Valentino, C. Row 1: A. Master, N. Miller, E. Grodin, J. Mount,

Ardito, C. Auerbach, L. Kades, J. Wierman, A. Lerman, K. Gough. Shapiro, T. Schweitzer, Salomon, Row 2: L. Pinsky, J. Morgan, M. M. Bressner. V. Crowley, J. Boorky, L. Warshaw, P. Dowey, M. Row i: P. Bernstein, F. Levins, B. Johnson, D. Sharp, J. Block, Mason, D. C. Paretta, M. Belitz, R. Miller, A. Newman, E. Southard. Row 4- L. Slosberg, Pollnack. S. Kasden, J. Hines, B. O’Keefe, M. AUDIOLOGY

1: Row J. Morgan, M. Shapiro, J. Block, M. Salomon, M. Bressner, C. Paretta, L. Kades. Row 2: V. Crowley, D. Sharp, P. Valentino, P. Mason, F. Levins, M. Belitz, E. Southard, B. A. S. Hines, B. Slosberg. Johnson, Newman. Row 3: Kasden, J. O’Keefe, L.

The Clinicians of Emerson are no longer a group Administration Out Patient Clinic, The Holy Ghost unique to Emerson. They have moved from the clinic Hospital, the Woburn Public Schools, the Industrial to Boston and the surrounding communities, and offer School for Crippled Children, the Boston Dispensary,

their skills and services to hundreds of people each and the Massachusetts Eye and Ear Hospital. The

year. Along with their duties at the Robins Speech clinicians, like Emerson, are now an active part of and Hearing Clinic, they now extend to the Veterans Boston.

50 S.T.E.A.M

1: Berkowitz, 2: Row J. Du Lac, E. A. Marston, S. Arenson, J. Draghetti, P. Kelly. Row B. P. Nelson, R. Gauthier, L. Riendeau, Klim, J. Welch, N. White, P. Watts.

PSYCHOLOGY

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1: Parker, Bressner, Shapiro, Eisenberg, Row A. M. K. Turner, D. Dean, Dixon, R. Papile, J. Kates, M. D. G. Aversa, E. Staples, A. Clark, Ostrow. 2: J. Row J. Shaff, L. Korff. Row 3- B. Gold, S. Pender, S. H. Shaff, Bedrick, Elorshein, Rybak, Koller, J. J. M. J. Veves, J. Geberth, R. Kalina, J. M. Costa, Koenigsberg, L. Kahans, G. Marlowe, B. Dine, P. S. Arenson, B. Salzburg, V. Ross, A. Wolf.

51 i GOLD KEY SOCIETY

Row 1: B. Chalfin, P. Greco, P. Borkum, C. Kritz, D. Sharp, N. Frankel. 2: Savoy, R. Gauthier, V. R. Becker, Miller, Row D. Nunes, R. J. Kates. Row o' N. Bell, F. Weiss, R. Lopez-Cepero, A. Master, F. Musto. GREEK LETTER SOCIETIES

m The Pan-Hellenic Association, composed of the three sororities’ presidents, and rep-

resentatives from each sorority, is now taking a more active part of not only its duty to

serve the three sororities, but also in its service to Emerson, in its promotion of college

spirit and the endowment of Emerson College.

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The Inter-Fraternity Council has a job which is growing in importance each year.

With the addition of a new fraternity and more activities for each of the already well

established fraternities, it is the Councils job to arrange programs to include all the

desired activities of the four fraternities. It is also their duty to arrange the Spring

baseball games and the Inter-Fraternity football games for the brothers of the four

fraternities.

INTRA-FRATERNITY

M. Piryllis

A. Primo

P. Novisky

I ALPHA PI THETA

Row 1: C. Lindsay, R. Wilder, R. Carlson, G. Matson, M. Whiting. Row 2: J. Reo, D. Paulnock, H. Ratner, P. Klim, C. McClure.

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PHI MU GAMMA

Roiv 1: F. Levins, S. Babola, L. Rodgers, E. Berkowitz. Row 2: S. Mitkowsky, R. Ansin, M. Salomon, M. Mroczkowski.

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RHO DELTA OMEGA

Ri ty ’ 1 i'* 1

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Row 1: F. O’Mara, R. McCoy, S. Ruzensky, P. Novisky, R. Gatti, R. Gauthier, E. Cohen.

Rou' 2: C. Eastman, E. Titus, J. Huff, B. O’Keefe, S. Kasden, V. Buscemi. Row 3: R. Ritchell, C. Bargamian, Laxton, R. G. Davidson, E. Imm, J. Catanzero. 61 ZETA PHI ETA

Row 1: P. Crannell, P. Kelly, E. Jehlicka, B. Johnson, A. Newman, E. Litch. Row 2: R. Kleigman, L. DeSarno, P. Dewey, P. Dixon, N. White, A. Garrity, A. Ciafella, V. Crowley, A. Lerman, L. Warshaw.

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6 } PHI ALPHA TAU

1: R. Row Hamilton, S. Justice McKinley, A. Pesso, M. Pevzner, R. Bain, J. Burman,

J. Reardin, M. Pettitt, H. Morgan, H. Marderosisn. Rotv 2: L. Nickole, L. Slosberg, L.

Lopez-Cepero, R. Goldstein, N. Hoffman, J. Barton, J. Bertsch, A. Valletta, R. Lopez- Cepero, D. Curruka, D. McConnell, H. Nickerson. Roiv 3: M. Trackenberg, M. Pirylis,

D. Becker, A. Cohan, M. Burke, R. Averill, W. Behringer, R. Rich, P. Dahill, J. Kvas- V

TAU PREPARES FOR A PLAY. KAPPA GAMMA CHI

Row I: S. Perel, P. Greco, Z. Philipson, M. Stone. Row 2; N. Frankel, D. Sharp, R. Jacobs, M. Gutlon, E. Grodin, M. Harding. Roiv 3: A. Bromer, P. Borkum, M. Belitz, P. J. Rosenstein, Sharp, C. MacDonald, N. Kogos, P. Valentino, J. Mount. Roto 4: C. Paretta, M. Bressner, D. Trulock, M. Baron, B. Miller, B. Livingston, C. Kritz.

66 M 1: R. 2: Row G. Matson, C. Roberts, J. Witmer, M. Whiting, McCoy. Row R. Averill, K. Brock.

ALPHA EPSILON RHO

Alpha Epsilon Rho is a national honorar)' Broadcasting fraternit)’ dedicated to the

advancement of the communicative arts in the Broadcasting field. Candidate must main-

tain at least a B average in the Broadcasting field and be a contributor to the profession.

The goals and aims of the fraternity are to establish high academic achievement and

professional standards in order to maintain the high ideals of the field.

68 SIGMA ALPHA ETA

Sigma Alpha Eta is a national honorary sorority for Speech Therapists. A student

must obtain a B average in order to join. This average must be maintained for tw'o

semesters before the student is pledged. At Emerson Sigma holds meetings and has

guest speakers from the field of speech therapy. The members are all active in the clinic

and other institutions of speech correction throughout the area. 9It

S .^.-- -Vv f V.:'

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<«* SPORTS R. Becker, J. Sferra, E. Rich, E. Imm.

CHEERLEADERS

S. Alofsin, M. Bressner, A. Martin, E. Bench, C. Levin, P. Borkum.

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A BASKETBALL

L. Thompson.

The Basketball team has had a successful season this year

by defeating most of their opponents and losing to only a

few. They successfully maintained their lead in the Greater

Boston league and have moved on to challenge larger colleges

and universities such as Harvard, B.U., and B.C. This season

has certainly proved to be probably the most outstanding year

in the history of basketball at Emerson.

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. WRESTLING

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i BASEBALL

Catanzero, S. R. Gauthier. 2: V. Nunes, Row 1: M. Pollack, J. Mararian, J. Kasken, Row

C. Pargamian, G. Laxton, B. O'Keefe, H. 'Weil, J .Sferra, H, Rattner, J. Leeds.

SAILING CLUB

1: B. Miller, P. Dewey. 2: Mr. C. Row B. Gold, J. Kates, J. Sferra, Row Phillips, P. Borkum, M. Bressner, C. Levin, F. Lench, S. Kasden. Row 3: R. Becker, B. Baltin, E. Rich, E. Hale, Rigrod. N. Jacques, J. Walsh, J.

75 L.

Row 1: P. Borkum, S. Salomon, E. Rodmen. Row 2: M. Feldman, P. Sharp, C. Eisman, K. Gough, C. Miles.

Kathie Gough, Vwe President; Susan Babola, Treasurer Flo Levins, President; Charlotte Eisman, Secretary. m '''i:i:i!i!i; illl i 7il pij i i ::i;il 1

E M E R

1: Row A. Newman, J. Catenzero, E. Jehlicka, R. McCoy, P. Kelly, E. DeSarno. Row 2: A. Lerman, L. Maxwell, Burman, Behringer, J. W. C. Bargamian, J. Mount, D. Gough, B. Johnson.

J S O N I A N

BUSINESS MANAGERS

79 80 PERFORMANCES The Play’s the Thing r

1: B. Row J. Allen, Wiard, M. McGonagle, J. Houle, M. Laub, C. Dillenback, D. BIaszc2 uk, Kletter, 2: T. M. W. Raymond, J. Mararian. Row E. McSharry, Hauber, J. B. E. S. S. Rodack, Meyer, Kapeland, Rosenberg, Solomon, L. Landsman, J. Baron, D. Long, S. Leimsider. Row 3: V. DiBona, M. Williamson, T. Smith, L. Epstein, E. Sombur, Glick, E. Goldberg, C. M. Cantone, J. Rigrod, A. Jahn, J. Gould.

Row 1: G. Benjamin, S. Bufferd, S. Tessler, S. de L'Etoile, A. Silverman, M. Shields, S. Eichenwald,

J. Levin, M. Morse, K. Rubin. Row 2: R. Cutler, N. Hintlian, A. Corona, G. Deety, M. Goldman, D. O'Brien, R. Klugman, D. Czarick, A, Zatos, B. McDonald, L, Schwartz, D. Solomon. Row 3-'

J. Cohen, I. Yaer, J. Florsheim, W. Goldstein, K. Austin, M. Isaacson, S. Howard, E. Vest, J. Blitzstein, J. Schlesinger.

FRESHMAN 86

» ^etina'^- O.ASS ” y polW*- p 'ELotneo,

1: S. Pender, E. Rohman, Row Shuman, J. Du Lac, P. Malerba, L. Click, P. Zidas, S. S. Brett, B. Levy, Dine, L. Mack. Row 2: B. Tuerkhlimer, S. Moss, J. Applebaum, D.

J. Solowey, A. Tropani, W. Harold, L. Bortman, M. Allison, K. Wilheiler, B. Julg,

C. Granto. Rotv 3: J. Alinger, A. Russek, N. Mayurson, N. Weiner, D. Lee, S. Snyder, L. Bebchids. Edwards, L. Rosenberg, S. Edwards, J. Carlan, P.

CLASS 87 i SOPHOMORE CLASS

1: Rou' E. Cohen, J. Sferra, N. Jacques, J. Koenigsberg, M. Stone, J. Jaffe, L. Kahans, Philipson, J. Goldblatt. Row 2: J. Maxwell, K. Hattler, M. Rybak, P. Dixon, Z. D.

Hennessey, R. Blank, E. Karp, J. Kates. 1: Freandlich, A. Brill, E. Halper, P. Greco, D. Ilko, D. Trulock, S. Levenson, Row J. 2: R. Papile, S. Bell, H. Shaff, A. Goldman, E. Camerano, M. Nack, J. Ostrow. Row Griffin, A. K. Berlin, N. Blum, S. Katz, E. Stevens, R. Missile, R, Ansin, S. Veves, P. Pastolove, E. Imm, E. Weiss, R. Young, L. Ciarfella. Row 3: D. Paulnock, E. Hale, J. Schatz, L. Hutchison, A. Klein, B. Sulzberg, V. Ross. CLASS OFFICERS M. Baron, T. Carpenter, H. Lubin, R. Lopez-Cepero.

91 m1 Row 1: P. Kelly, K. Rothenberg, B. Davidson, S. Kasden, S. Ruzensky, C. Bargamian, M Green, N. Brackman, S. Bart, S. Adler. Row 2: C. Aurabauch, C. Ardito, D. Bernstein A. Ruderman, B. Gussak, S. Perel, R. Clayton, D. Shapios, G. Aversa, C. Roberts, L Tankel, S. Mitkowsky, S. Isquith, P. Bromberg. Row 3- V. Rubell, G. Laxton, B Peters, Pollack, B. Kalina. O'Keefe, P. Klin, D. Lane, G. Exoo, J. M.

92 JUNIOR

s Row 1: A. Belfiore, N. Hoffmann, C. Kane, M. McDermott, B. Kleinman, L. Korff, L. Grossman, P. Valentino. Row 2: L. Warshaw, V. Crowley, P. Dewey, E. Killeen, V. P. Carty, Watts, E. Rich. Roiv 3: J. Kvasnicka, N. Bell, B. Chalfin, R. Becker, M. Pirylis, D. Sapir.

CLASS 93 i 1: F. Balicer, S. Gould, S. Levin, L. Reindeau, M. Sala- Roiv J. Rosenstein, Arenson, J. S. Goldstein. 2: Beresner, H. Rosenberg, N. mon, A. Masters, J. Catenzaro, Row M. Frankel, D. Sharp, C. Kritz, M. Harding, P. Borkum, E. Grodin, F. Musto, M. Lear.

Rou’ 3: W. Rhodes, V. Nunes, R. Gatti, C. Eisman, K. Gough, A. Marston, J. Welsh, Eield. 94 J. STUDENT GOVERNMENT

Rotv 1: C. Krit2 Barton, A. Valetta. Rou’ 2: P. Angerman, R. Gauthier, M. Belitz, , J. R. Lopez-Cepero, R. Goldstein.

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ALBERTO MARIO VALLETTA

"Al”

B.S. Theatre Arts

Activities: Phi Alpha Tan 2, 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary;

W'^ERS 1; Choric Speech 1, 2; Choir 1; Student Govern-

ment 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer, President 1, 2, 3, 4; W^ho’s W^ho Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. Favorite Saying: When you lose your sense of humor, get a job running an elevator because life will be a series of ups and downs.

Al Valletta has served for four years as president of the Class of 1963. He

has given of his time to see that the office he held was successfully maintained

and executed. His position is the highest one that a member of a class may

hold. It is the most responsible job that a class member may serve in. W'e hope

that the fine tradition that he has established will be passed down to future

class presidents.

100 OFFICERS

WALTER JOHN BEHRINGER "Walt”

B.A. Broadcasting

Activities: Phi Alpha Tan 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Baseball 1; Emersonian 4; W^ERS 2; W^ECB 1, 2, 3; Choric Speech 2; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3, 4; Public Productions 3; Class Officer, Vice President 3, 4- Future Ambition: Entertainment and Marriage. Pet Peeve: Lack of enthusiasm for sports in the Broadcast- ing Department. Biographical Information: "Make Way for the Ramblers Three”, concerts, and sports.

SUE AVERSA

B.A. Theatre Arts

Activities: Kappa Gamma Chi 2, 3, 4, Pledge Mistress 4; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Dorm Council 1; Class Officer 3, 4, Secretary; Who’s Who In American Colleges and Universities. Future Ambition: Community Theater. Pet Peeve: Straight hair. Biographical Information: Theater work, lighting and design. Favorite Saying: "Outrageous!”

PATRICIA LEE MASON

"Penny”

B.S. Speech Pathology

Activities: Phi Mu Gamma 2, 3, 4, Pan-Hellenic Rep. 2, Recording Secretary 3, Pledge Mistress 4; Sigma Alpha Eta 2, 3, 4, President 4; Pan-Hellenic Council 2; GAL 2; Scribe 3; Emersonian 4; Choric Speech 1, 2, 3, Treas- urer 2, 3; Dorm Council 2, 3; Class Officer, Treasurer 3, 4; Who’s Who Among Students in American Col- leges and Universities. Memories: Theta Twist Party.

101 RICHARD PAUL AVERELL J. DOUGLAS BARTON

"Dick” "Jerry”

B.S. Broadcasting B.S. Broadcasting and English

Activities: Alpha Epsilon Rho 4; Phi Alpha Tan 3, 4, His- Activities: Phi Alpha Tau 3, 4; Alpha Epsilon Rho 4; Stu- torian; W^ERS 3, 4; W^ECB 2, 3; Public Productions 4; dent Government Association President 4; WECB 2; Allegheny College 1, 2. WERS 2, 3, Dir. of Publicity and Promotions 4; Sail- Euture Ambition: Television Directing. ing Club 4; Who’s Who Among Students in American Pet Peeve: Lack of circulation in the television studio and Colleges and University 4; Librarian 4. classes in general, and "sham”. Euture Ambitions: Advertising in radio and television ". Biographical Information: Likes Jazz, Golf, and Money. Favorite Saying: . . is virtue!” Likes: classical and folk music; reading; hunting; riding; fixing and tennis.

MARTHA BORTONE BRUCE BASSMAN

102 i JUDITH ANN BECK

"Judi”

B.A. Speech Education

Activities: Kappa Gamma Chi 5, 4; S.C.A. 1, 2; WERS 1, 2; WECB 1, 2; Scribe 4; Emersonian 4, Literary Editor 4; S.T.E.A.M. 3, 4; N.E.A. 3, 4; AS. A. 3, 4; M.T.A. 3, 4; Speech Recitals 3, 4; Readers Theater 4; Choric Speech 1. Ambitions: Teaching on secondary level, M.A. Pet Peeves: Parking meters, police, parking tickets, and promptness. Memorable Events: Boston snowstorms, Marlboro Street, and the Insect Comedy. Favorite Saying: "Keep smiling and let the world wonder what you are up to.”

MADELINE BELITZ "Maddi”

B.S. Speech Pathology

Activities: Kappa Gamma Chi 2, 3, 4; Sigma Alpha Eta 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 1, Captain 2, 3; Scribe Business Manager 3; Student Government Treasurer 4, Class

Officer 1, Treasurer 2; W^ho’s W^ho Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. Future Ambitions: graduate school. Pet Peeves: nosy people; the 'airs of finance’ at Emerson. Memories: musicals; the 'test tube’ baby kittne; midnight departures.

103 JOHN PATRICK BERTSCH JUDITH BLOCK

B.S. Speech

Activities: Phi Alpha Tau 2, 3, Parliamentarian 4; Athletic Association 3, 4; Basketball 3; Newman 3, 4; Emer- sonian Faculty and Administration Chairman 4; Choric Speech 3; Public Productions Press Representative 3; Dorm Council 2; Student Government Publicity Di- rector 3. Transfer Student: Columbia College 1958-1960

JUDITH DEBORAH BOORKY KEITH BROCK

"Judi”

B.S. Speech Pathology

Activities: Dorm Council Treasurer 3- Future Ambitions: therapist in a public school or hospital in or around Boston. Pet Peeves: speech courses; people who talk too much Likes: ski weekends; swimming Peter Nero; pizza; poetry Dislikes: vegetables; cold weather ('cept for skiing) A\emories: Mad Ball; hazing; sitting on the banks of the Charles. 104 !

ANNE CELIA (EPSTEIN) BROMER

"Annie”

B.A. English

Activities: Kappa Gamma Chi 2, 5, 4; Hillel 2, 3; Scribe 4, Business Manager, Editorial Staff; Berkeley Beacon 3, 4, Assistant Editor; Honors—Emerson College Stu- dent Scholarships 2, 3, 4; Helen Frances W^arren Per- shing Scholarship 2, 3, 4; Massachusetts Educational Scholarship 4; Dean’s List 2, 3; S.T.E.A.M. Treasurer 2, 3; Psychology Club 2, 3; Who’s Who Among Stu- dents in American Colleges and Universities. Future Ambitions: to continue my education and to teach college English Likes: Eolk Dance Instructor; "Love being married.”

JEROME PAUL BURMAN

"Jerry”

B.A. Social Science

Activities: Phi Alpha Tau 2, 3, Recording secretary; Ath- letic Association 1, 2, Treasurer 3; Basketball 1, 2; Hillel 1; Emersonian Treasurer 4; W-^ECB 1; S.T.E.A.M. 3, 4; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Scholarship 1, 2, 3, 4; Dean’s List 1,2. Future Ambitions: teaching Memories: Mr. Crannell’s Southwick

VINCENT JOHN BUSCEMI "Nose”

B.A. Broadcasting

Activities: Rho Delta Omega 2, 3, 4; Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Neivman 1, 2, Treas- urer 3, 4; W'^ERS 3, 4; W^ECB 1, 2, 3, 4; Honors — MVP Wrestling. Future Ambition: to travel!??

Pet Peeves: need more enthusiasm in athletics ! ! Favorite Saying: "I resemble that” Memories: MVP Wrestling; Rho Delta Omega Likes: wrestling; the chicken scratch; big parties; Beacon Hill; Bundy’s; and Zeta and Rho Delt

105 NATHAN EMERSON CUSTER PAUL ERANCIS DAHILL

"Nate” B.S. Speech

B.S. Broadcasting Activities: Phi Alpha Tau 3, 4; Newman 1, 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 3; Inter-Faith Council 3, Treasurer 3; Debate 1, Activities: S.C.A. 1; Singing Choir 1, 4; Basketball 1; 2; Forensic Council 2. W'^ECB News Director W'ERS Sail- 1, 2, 5, 3; 1, 2, 3, 4; Hobby: magic ing Club 4- Future Ambitions: Navy Officer Candidate School; Radio- T.V. News and Sports Favorite Saying: "He can do more for Massachusetts.”

ISABEL JEANNE DeSARNO JANET A. DRAGHETTI

"Liz” "Jan”

B.A. Theatre Education B.S. Speech

Activities: Zeta Phi Eta 4; Cheerleader 3; Choric Speech Activities: Phi Mu Gamma 3, 4; S.C.A. 3, 4; S.T.E.A.M. 1; Newman 1, 2, 3, 4; A.S.A. 3, 4; S.T.E.A.M. 3, 4; 3, 4, President 4. Public Productions 1, 2, 3, 4; N.E.A. 3, 4; M.T.A. 3, Future Ambitions: teach in private school. 4; Scholarship 1, 2. JPet Peeves: those early morning traffic jams; classes can- Future Ambitions: Director and choreographer of amateur celled after driving in for an hour; lack of school spirit productions Favorite Saying: "Oh really?” Pet Peeves: Transfers; trespassers; trouble Memories: Bender courses; Bermuda Memorable Events: "Friday afternoons” Likes: sports cars; a collegiate look; summer saling; Stonie Favorite Saying: "The most important thing parents can do courses; "Shalimar” perfume to understand is to realize that they can not understand.” KAREN GAIL FINK

B.S. Speech Pathology

Activities: Sigma Alpha Eta 5, 4; Hillel 1, 2, 4; Public Productions 1, 2; Librarian 4; Dorm Council 3. Future Ambitions: N.Y.U. Graduate School; teaching; mar- riage and lots of children. Pet Peeves: less performance credits required for speech

therapists; days aren’t long enough to fit in homework too Likes: Mr. Crannell’s Phonetics course; speech pathology; Boston; lasagna at Simeone’s

H. RAY FISTER

"Ray”

B.S. Speech

Activities: S.C.A. 3, 4; Public Productions 3, 4; Keystone

Junior College 1, 2. Future Ambitions: Master’s Degree from Yale or Harvard in Communications in business and industry. Memorable Event: Red Skelton’s Connor Award

KENNETH F. GEORGE "Ken”

B.S. Broadcasting

Activities: W'^ECB 2; WFRS 3, Program Director 4; Alpha Pi Theta Vice-President 3, 4; Psychology Club 1; New- man Club 1; Debate 1. Future Ambitions: Radio production; broadcast administration Pet Peeves: How do you make a professional sound with

40 creative college students ? Likes: Long, tight, and big Promos

Favorite Saying: You must organize it, analyze it, and then

reorganize it.

107 RICHARD MARTIN GOLDSTEIN MARJORIE JOAN GUTLON "Dick” "Margie”

B.A. Theatre Arts B.S. Speech Pathology

Activities: Phi Alpha Tau 4; Hillel 1; Scribe 3, Editor; Activities: Kappa Gamma Chi 2, 3, Corresponding Secre- Public Productions 1, 2, 3, 4; Dean’s List 1, 2, 3; Stu- tary 4, President; Sigma Alpha Eta 3, 4; Pan-Hellenic dent Government 4, Vice-President; Who’s Who Council 4, Vice-President; Hillel 1, 2; Berkeley Beacon Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. 3, 4; Dorm Council 3. Future A?nbitions: Graduate School Future Ambitions: Speech Therapist Pet Peeves: slow-pokes, Ayn Rand and Goldwater Re- Favorite Sayifig: "Remember girls, we 'Ideal Women’.” publicans

BRENDAN HANLON FRANCIS JOSEPH HICKEY, JR.

B.A. Theatre Arts B.A. English

Activities: Kewman 1, 2, 3, 4; Berkeley Beacon 2; WECB 1; Public S peaking Contest 3; Cardinal O'Connell Seminary. Puture Ambitions: Graduate Study at the Universit)- of Rome Favorite Saying: "What did Aristotle say on this.’”

108 JOHN JOSEPH HINES

"Jack”

B.S. Theatre Arts and Speech Pathology

Activities: Rho Delta Omega 2, Pledge Alaster, 3 Preside7it, 4 Vice-President; Intra-Fraternity Council 3, Vice-Presi- dent; Newman 2, 3, 4; Librarian 3- Future Ambitions: Master’s Degree at Emerson

Likes: "The Eternal Student” . . given by Dr. Thass . Favorite Saying: "I highly recommend student marriages.”

JOSEPH ANTHONY HUEE "Sam”

B.A. Broadcasting

Activities: Rho Delta Omega 2, 3, 4; Athletic Association 3, 4; Wrestling 3; Netvman 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 4, WERS 3, 4, Production Super.; WECB 1, 2, Chief Engineer; Engineering Scholarship 3, 4- Future Ambitions: Coast Guard; OCS; Record Engineering Pet Peeves: Will Shakespeare and the Bull’s; "Teach the Cafeteria crew how to add correctly over 25c.”; "Your weekly reports pleeze.”

ROBERTA GLORIA JACOBS

"Bobbi”

B.S. Speech Pathology

Activities: Kappa Gamma Chi 2, 3, Vice-President 3, 4; Cheerleader 2, 3, Co-Captain; Flillel 1, 2; Choir 1; Dorm Council 2, Secretary; Rho Delta Omega Dream Girl 2. Future Ambitions: Speech Therapist

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ELLEN (SOUTHARD) JEHLICKA BRENDA LOU JOHNSON

"Ellie” B.S. Speech Pathology

B.S. Speech Pathology Activities: Zeta Phi Eta 2, 3, 4, Pledge Mistress 3, Presi- dent 4; Sigma Alpha Eta 2, 3, 4; Pan-Hellenic 4, Presi- Activities: Zeta Phi Eta 2, 3, 4, Cameo Reporter 3, Treas- dent; Emersonian 4, Greek Letter Dept. Head; Scholar- urer 4; S.C.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Scribe 3: Emersonian 4, Co- ship 2, 4: University of Connecticut. Editor 4; W'ECB 1; Debate 1, 2, 3, 4; Forensic Coun- Future Ambition: Speech Therapist and eventually a cil Treasurer 2, Secretary Extempo. 1, 2, 3, 4, 3, 4; 2, Master’s Degree 3; Oratory 2. Pet Peeve: A drunk having a "snooze” in my car — nice Future Ambitions: Speech Therapist smell Pet Peeves: Monogrammed sheets; breaking ribbons and Alemories: Driving the Theatre Arts goat to the Angel

three is a crowd ! ! Memorial Hospital.

Favorite Sayings: "Not another deadline . . Likes: Norfolk prison and cheese cake.

LINDA KADES ALICE KANE

B.S. Speech Pathology B.A.

Activities: University of Wisconsin 1, 2; Dorm Council, Activities: Sailing Club, Secretary 4; Phi Mu Gamma 3, Social Chairman 3, Vice-President 4; Hillel 1, 2. Corresponding Secretary 4; Psychology Club 4; Eair- Dislikes: "Phoneys”; people who think the United States leigh Dickinson University 2. begins and ends with New York City

110 HELEN CHRISTINE KAPSALIS

"Helenca”

B.S. Theatre Education

Activities: S.C.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Scribe 3, 4, Publicity Manager 3; W^ERS 1; S-T.E.A.M. 4; Public Productions 1; Psy- chology Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, 3. Future Ambitions: Work Memorable Events: 11 o’clock in the cafe Favorite Saying: The difficult we do right away. The im- possible takes a little longer.

DONALD ARTHUR KASTEN "Don”

B.S. English - Broadcasting

Activities: Scribe 3, 4; Berkeley Beacon 3, 4; WERS 1, 2, 3, 4; W^ECB 1. Future Ambitions: Aviation; first military, then commercial. Pet Peeves: They should improve and expand some of the departments. Favorite Saying: "He who liveth broad liveth west.” Favorite Course: Analytical Theory (Music), Harvard.

VIRGINIA ANN KENNEY "Ginny”

B.S. Speech

Activities: S.T. E.A.M; transfer from Boston Teacher’s College Favorite Sayings: "Just relax; nothing means nothing.” Future Ambitions: teach 3rd grade Likes: Route 66; marriage; American Airlines; West Point weekends; Beacon Hill and The Twist.

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11 MAXINE BARBARA KERN HOWARD BERNARD LANDY "Max” "Howie”

B.A. Speech Education B.S. in Speech Broadcasting

Activities: Speech Recital 4; Soiithivick Recital Scholarship; Activities: Hillel 1, 2, 3, 4. Treasurer 2, 3, 4; WERS 3, 4; Dean's List: transfer, Brooklyn College 1, 2. W'AICB 1, 2, 3; Traffic Manager 1. Future Ambitions: teach speech arts in a high school Future Ambitions: to work in radio and television Ret Peeve: Education courses Favorite Saying: "Shoot for the moon, and if worse comes Memorable Event: Southwick Recitals to worse, you’ll at least orbit the earth.” Memorable Events: Simalcasts on WERS and WECB Likes: to write songs, records some, taking pictures

y ADELE HARRIET LERMAN FLORENCE RONI LEVINS

B.S. Speech Pathology 'Flo’

Pathology Activities: Hillel 1, 2, 3, President 4; Inter-Faith Council, B.S. Speech Treasurer 4; Zeta Phi Eta 2, 3, 4, Historian 3; Emer- Activities: Phi Mu Gamma 2, President 3, 4; Sigma Alpha sonian 4. Eta 2, Recording Secretary 3, 4: Pan-Hellenic Council, President 3, Secretary 4; G.A.L. 2, 3, 4, Recording Sec-

retary 3, President 4; Hillel 1, 2, 3, 4, Recording Sec- retary 3, Vice-President 4; Emersonian 4; Dorm Coun-

cil 1, 3. Euture Ambitions: Trained teacher of the deaf Pet Peeves: A school library that is open for 6 hours all weekend; people who think that success comes through the aid of others. 112 Memories: life at 373 Comm.; the day Phi Mu Gamma got a house

I LINDA (DANE) LEVY

B.S. Speech

Activities: Sophomore Hazing Committee; Junior Prom

Committee; G.A.L. 1, 2, 5, Basketball 2, 3, Co-Captain 3, Softball 2, 3, Botvling 2; Hillel 1, 2, 3, Correspond- ing Secretary 3; W'ERS 1, 2, 4; WECB 1, 3; S.T.E.A.M. 2, 3, 4; Dorm Council 2; Psychology Chib 2, 3, 4- Eiitnre Ambition: Children and psychiatric social work Eavorite Saying: "Marty’s coming.” Memories: Boys vs. girls traditional game for the Gym Fund and Hazing

WILLIAM JAMES LEWIS

"Bill”

B.A. English

Activities: Alpha Pi Theta 2, 3; Basketball 2, 3, Co-Captain 2. Future Ambitions: College Professor Memories: Dr. Vogel's English classes; 422 Beacon Street

Favorite Saying: "Life is such a funny thing.” Likes: Newport beach; waiting lyrics; literature; San Fran- cisco; steak; T.W.A.!! School: College is a melting-pot of ideas and cultures from which everyone can drink deeply, if he’ll only pick up

his cup. It is a wonderfully sweet drink that often times comes once in a lifetime.

DONALD RAYMOND MARIANO

B.A. English

Activities: Southern Connecticut State College 1, 2.

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CELESTE ANNE McDONALD ARMANDO F. MARTINEZ

B.A. English B.A. English and Psychology

Activities: Kappa Gamma Chi 3, 4; Newman 1, 2, 3, 4; Activities: Newman Club 1, 2; Berkely Beacon 1, 2; WAERS

Berkeley Beacon 1, 2, 3; S.T.E.A.Al. 4; Debate 1, 2, 3; 1; WFCB 1; Public Productions 1, 2; Dorm Council Forensic Council 2, Secretary 3; Public Productions 1; 1, 2; Psychology Club 2, 3- Psychology Club 1, 2. 4; Tutoring Workshop 4. Future Ambitions: To be a true artist and to establish a Future Ambitions: graduation way of life for myself Pet Peeves: the cafe; ladies room Pet Peeves: Mrs. Maxfield’s classes Memories: meeting Tony; flunking French Thoughts: my favorite classes were wdth Dr. Thass Thiene- Favorite Saying: "June 29th!” man; why don’t they serve expresso coffee in the cafe.^

LESLIE LEIGH MAXWELL RAYMOND JOSEPH McCOY

B.S. Speech Education "Ray”

Activities: G.A.L. 2; S.C.A. 1; Scribe 2, 3; Fmersonian 4; Activities: Alpha Fpsilon Rho 3, 4, President 4; Rho Delta Choric Speech 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4; Omega 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 3, Recording Secretary 4; Dorm Council 2, 3; Junior Prom Co-Chairman, Com- Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, Vice President 2, President mencement Committee. 3; W'restling 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, 4; Newman Club 1, Future Ambition: Social work 2; Inter-Faith Council 2; Fmersonian 3, 4, Business Pet Peeves: 9:00 classes, "home life” Manager 3, Co-Editor 4; W^ERS 4, Head of Production Memories: Theta Twist Party, passing western civilization, Staff; WFCB 1; Debate 1; Student Government 3, Vice- and apartment life President. Future Ambition: Television Direction and Production Pet Peeve: Anyone sticking their finger in my ear; ashes in my coffee; "Are you the 'REAL McCoy’?” Memories: Wrestling team, and the memories of my 1 14 fraternity

lA KAREN APRIL MILLER

B.S. Speech Pathology

Activities: Dorm Council President 5, 4- Future Ambitions: graduate school Transfer Student: University of Florida Favorite Saying: "Eeeeeee, I’m the MONster!”; "Wake me up for Council meeting.”

NANCY SUE MILLER

B.S. Speech Therapy and Psychology

Activities: Phi Alu Gamma 2, Treasurer 3, 4; Sigma Alpha Eta 2, Pledge Alistress 3, Vice-President 4; Hillel 1, 2; Scribe Associate Editor 3; WERS 4; Choric Speech 1, 2, 3, President 4; Dorm Council 1, Treasurer 2, 3; Dean’s List 1; Who’s Who Among Students in Ameri- can Colleges and Universities 4. Putlire Ambitions: Grad School; clinic and/or hospital work Alemories: Pittsburgh’s gifts to the Clinic Likes: ja2 z, rinky-tink piano, snow, scotch and milk on the rocks

ARNITA L. MONGIOVI "Am”

B.A. Theatre Arts

Activities: Newman 1, 2, 3, 4; Scribe 1, 2; Berkeley Beacon 1, 2; Debate 1, 2; Public Productions 1, 2, 3, 4. Future Ambitions: graduate school Pet Peeves: take Western Civ., Eliot Norton, Ann Clapp and Mrs. Maxfield, but don’t take them in the same semester Favorite Saying: "Guess where Fm going this weekend!” Likes: "The I\y League”; Winter Carnival Weekend; Har- vard Square; Theta Delta Chi; Pi Eta; Morey’s

I 115 i JOAN ESTELLE MORGAN MARCIA McCOMBE MROCZKOWSKI

"Joni” B.A. Speech Pathology

B.S. Speech Pathology Activities: Phi Mn Gamma 2, 3, President 4; Pan-Hellenic Council 3, President; Basketball 2, Co-Captain; G.A.L. Activities: Sigma Alpha Eta 3, 4, Treasurer 3; S.C.A. 1, 2, 2; Berkeley Beacon 1, 2, 3; Choric Speech 2; Dorm 3, 4. Rep. to Inter-Faith 2; Inter-Faith 2, 3, President Council 2, Treasurer; Dean’s List 1. 3: S.T.F.A.M. 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3; Dorm Council 2, Future Ambitions: Graduate School at Emerson Corresponding Secretary 3, President 4; Speech Therapy Likes: Music, reading, la vie francaise, second semester of Award. junior year spent at Institute of European Studies, Paris, Future Ambitions: graduate school at Emerson; marriage France in about one year Pet Peeves: middle of the night fire drills; noisy courtyards

> i BEVERLY ANN NELSON ADELE SUE NEWMAN

"Bev” "Ade” or "Newman”

B.S. Speech Pathology B.S. Speech Pathology

Activities: Sigma Alpha Fta 2, 3, 4; S.C.A. 1, Secretary Activities: Zeta Phi Eta 2, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4; 2, President 3, Treasurer 4; Inter-Faith Council 3, Vice- Hillel 1; Newman Club "Honorary Member”; Emer- President; S.T.E.A.Al. 4; Choric Speech 3; Choir 4. sonian Co-Business Editor 3, Staff 4; Choric Speech 1, Future Ambitions: Marriage and Speech therapy Secretary 2. Vice-President 3- Pet Peeve: dorm living Future Ambitions: Teach speech therapy

Favorite Saying: "Behind every cloud there is a silver Pet Peeve: being called "Lerman” living.” Memories: P.O.E. and Sam Magee; gab fests in the Ladies’

I Vinnie Bucemi . the got from Dislikes: "waiting for a letter from Bob or Bob” . . Lounge; greetings summer school ’62 Likes: any therapy course; just sitting around and chit chatting PHILIP JOHN NOVISKY

"Phil”

B.S. Speech

Activities: Rho Delta Omega 2, Corresponding Secretary 3, President 4; Intra-Fraternity Council, President 4; Emersonian 4; W'ERS 2, 3; W^ECB 1, 2, 3. Future Ambitions: Marriage and as much success as possible

Pet Peeve: any class before 1 P.M. Favorite Saying: "If you can’t smile about something forget it.”

Likes: The thought of a future married life . . . with "Peggy” Member of the "Ramblers Three”

MICHAEL GEORGE PEVZNER "Mike”

B.S. Speech

Activities: Phi Alpha Tau 3, Corresponding Secretary 4; W^ERS 2, 3; W^ECB 1, 2, 3; Debate 4; Extemp. Speak- ing Contest 3. Future Ambitions: Singing with the Ramblers Three; Radio work

Favorite Saying: "I’ll do it tomorrow.”

"Who says Brunch Limited has got to go . . . All set for an all-night session?”

LINDA LEE PINSKY

B.S. Speech Pathology and Audiology

Activities: Dorm Council, Recording Secretary 4; Chairman 4; Chairman of Senior Activities. Memorable Events: Freshman hazing; Junior Prom

Elitlire Ambitions: Speech and Hearing Pathologist Pet Peeves: fire drills

II7 JOHN WILLIAM REARDIN, JR. ELEANOR ROSENBLATT

"Bill”

B.S. Broadcasting

Activities: 4; Phi Alpha Tan 3, Treasurer 4; S.C.A. 2, 3, 4; Alpha Epsilon Rho 4- Fntnre Ambitions: Air Force and then Television Director Memories: Tau Carol Sing; Mary Bookstore Favorite Saying: "The people you meet when you don’t have a gun.”

WENDY ALICE SCHAEEER ROY ARNOLD SHARPE

B.S. Speech Therapy B.S. Broadcasting

Activities: Kappa Gamma Chi 2, 3, 4; Sigma Alpha Fta Activities: Basketball 1, 2; W'ERS 4; WFCB 1, 2, 3; En- 2, 3, 4; Pan-Hellenic 3; Wrestling Queen and Honorary trance Scholarship, Broadcasting Scholarship. Captain; Cheerleader 2; Hillel 1; Choric Speech 2; Future Ambitions: Broadcasting Dorm Council 2; Junior Prom Queen; Psychology Club. Favorite Saying: "He who — who he’.” Future Ambitions: Marriage and graduate school Pet Peeve: People who argue against other peoples tastes Pet Peeve: Getting up for 9 o’clock classes, doing poorly on Likes: Western music exams, very hot w'eather Dislikes: dance recitals, and people who butt in. Memories: Hazing, Junior Prom

118 MEREDITH LEE SHAPIRO

"Melody”

B.S. Speech Pathology

Activities: Sigma Alpha Eta 4; WECB 1; Choric Speech 1, 2, 3, 4; Dorm Council 1, 2; Psychology Club 2, 5, 4, Treasurer 3. Euture Ambitions: Marriage and a family career Favorite Saying: "Has the mail come in yet?” Memories: 373 Commonwealth Ave., and skiing at Laconia

LEONARD MICHAEL SLOSBERG

"Len”

B.S. Speech Pathology and Audiology

Activities: Phi Alpha Tau 4; Athletic Association 2, 3; Baseball Manager 2; Choric Speech 2. Future Ambitions: Graduate School

Pet Peeves: I don’t like to hear students complain, because I

believe that no matter how hard something is for some- one, there is someone else who has more hardships.

Favorite Saying: "Silence is golden.” Memories: Junior Prom ’62; pledge trip to Toronto with Hoffman

JOAN ABBER SOKOLOFE

B.A. English

Activities: Sribe 1, 2; Dean’s List 1, 2, 3- Memories: Being married Future Ambitions: Graduate School

119 ARTHUR BERSON SPIVAK EDWARD ARTHUR STAPLES

"Art” B.A. Psychology

B.S. Broadcasting Activities: Phi Alpha Tau 3, 4; Scribe 2; Berkeley Beacon 3; W^ECB 1, 2; Scribe Literary Award, 1961; Briga- Activities: Rho Delta Omega 2, Rarliamentarian 3; 5, 4, doon; Maine University; Boston University. Hillel W^ERS Head Promotion and Pub- 1; 2, 3, 4, of Future Ambition: M.A. and Ph.D. and traveling and licity News W^ECB Station 3, Staff 2, 3, 4; 1, 2, 3, 4, writing Manager Sales Manager 1, 2; Choric Speech 2. 3, Favorite Saying: "In hoc, ergo propter hoc.” Euture Ambitions: Radio and TV sales Memories: Winning the Scribe Literary Award and co- Pet Peeve: People who stand near the door on the M.T.A. ordinating the Psychology Tutoring Workshop Memories: Boys dorm my Freshman year and interviewing Sen. Barry Goldwater

DAVID GREGORY SUPPLE DAVID LeROY TURNER

B.S. Broadcasting "Dave”

Activities: Basketball 3; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Newman 1, 2, B.A. English 3, 4; W2ERS 1, 2, 3, 4; WHCB 1, 2; Choir 1, 2. Activities: Alpha Pi Theta 2; S.C.A. 2; Dean’s List 2; Euture Ambitions: New York . . . T.V. and Radio Sales Psychology Club Treasurer Tutoring W'ork- and Broadcasting 2, 3, 4, 4; shop 4. Pet Peeves: Sloppy people Future Ambitions: Graduate School Favorite Saying: "All that glitters is the root of all evil.” Pet Peeves: registering for classes; mandatory class attendance Favorite Saying: "What’s happening?” Favorite Courses: English Lit., and Public Speaking

A ROBERT WEBSTER WELCH

"Bob” or "Welchie”

B.S. Broadcasting

Activities: Newman 3, 4; W^ERS 2, 3, 4; W^ECB 1, 3; Scholayships 1, 2, 3, 4; WERS Summer Announcer 2; Summer Program Director 3; WERS News Director 4; Program Director 4. Putme Ambitions: to be a successful Radio-TV personality Pet Peeves: Ivory tower professors who camplain about American Democracy should get their pink hands dirty in the reality of human beings; Rock and roll radio should not be stuffed down people’s throats

JOHN ELWOOD WITMER, JR. "Woody”

B.S. in Speech Broadcasting

Activities: Alpha Epsilon Rho 4; S.C.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; W'^ERS 1, 2, 3, 4, Station Supervisor 3^ Program Manager 4; W-'ECB 1, 2, News Director 1, 2; Dorm Council Presi- dent 1. Eiiture Ambitions: to go into network news

Pet Peeves: I detest hearing students speak in derogatory terms about Emerson Memories: a big laugh out of the school’s broadcast news course; a discussion of alcohol by the Dorm Council of

which I was Prexy

121 CRAIG MAXSON WORTHING DEBORAH YOUNG

"Craig-ie Bear-King” "Debbie”

B.S. Broadcasting B.S. Speech

Activities: Rho Delta Omega 2, 3, Pledge Master 4; Ath- Activities: S.T.E.A.Al.; University of Miami; Boston Teach-

letic Association 1, 2, 3, Secretary; Baseball 2, 4; Wres- er's College. tling 1, 2; S.C.A. 2; W^ERS 4; WECB 2, 3, Chief an- Euture Ambitions: Graduate School and teaching Grade 4 nouncer; Student Government 3, Treasurer; North- Memories: American Airlines; West Point Weekends; Pep- eastern University 1. permint Loung on West 45th; Beacon Hill and the Euture Ambitions: Night clubing and Broadcasting twist; Ginny and I; heading west on Route 66

Pet Peeve: Western. Civ. and Jr. Speech Exams Philosophy for Life: "He who know's and knows he knows Hobby: Collecting enemies - voting — he is wise, follow him.”

Likes: any "Haig” course . . . talking . . . friends

SUSAN BABOLA RON BAIN KAREN BASS ABBY FELLER PAUL HAYES MRS. RUTH KAHN MRS. JANE DOBLIN KANE JANICE NIERMAN PRISCILLA PEARLMAN LENORE ROVENGER HAHN YONG SUP PHOEBE ANN YPHANTIS

B.A. Speech Pathology

Activities: S.C.A. 1, 2, Treasurer 3, Secretary 4; Gordon College. Eavorite Saying: "You shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free.” /Memories: of friends in the "Ladies’ Lounge,” planning the S.C.A. Christmas program Hobbies: record collection, opera, writing, and playing the piano. Literature, and sitting, drinking coffee and talk- ing, but mostly listening

122 People With the Mostest

Phe Best Liked Man or Woman A1 Valetta

The Class Wit Dick Averill

The Best Fetnale Dance Liz De Sarno

The Best Male Dancer Armando Martinez

The Best Actor Rick Hanlon

The Best Actress Lee Rovenger

The Girls ivith the Prettiest Eyes Wendy Schaffer

The Loveliest Lips Helen Kapsalis

The Prettiest Hair Helen Kapsalis

The Girl with the Prettiest Figure Judy Borkey

The Prettiest All Around Girl Wendy Schaffer

The Class Clown Dick Goldstein

The Alost Sophisticated Alan or Womayi Ron Bain

The Best Athlete Ray McCoy

The Class Brain or Intellectual Jerry Burman

123 WHO’S WHO

Ten Emersonians Honored I

Each year the organization known as "Who’s Who sisting of faculty’, administration, and certain Student

Among Students in American Universities and Col- Government officials, in making their selections, con-

leges” selects a limited number of Seniors from sider scholarship, leadership, and future promise. 1 approximately 750 colleges and universities to be Emerson is pleased to announce the following stu-

recognized for outstanding achievement on the under- dents as recipients of the honor.

graduate level. Campus nominating committees, con-

124 Seniors On the Go . . T

Penny per Pound

HAIG MARDEROSIAN

Lots of memories will fade like Haig’s pounds, but we will never

forget the great effort that he performed for us. We will always think

of the time when his physical size was almost as big as his heart.

Newspapers heralded his effort from coast to coast and across the

oceans, but our quiet praise will long outlive those headlines.

126 MAKE WAY . . .

127 Memories Are Made of These JUNIOR PROM

i f Queen Wendy Schaffer

129 class Will

Do you remember in our Freshman year . . . when the Kapos met at

317 Beacon St. to hear Fred Clark and opera do the Alma Mater in jazz version? How about when Al "The Schnaz” Valetta was elected president because his nose won the leg contest as he rode in Aggie’s modern elevator at 373 Commonwealth Ave.? Do you dare forget Mr. Ahlin’s "That’s all for today” done to Quiet Village playing at Initiation Night? That’s right, right after Pete Eastman and his btdl whip, along with the noose, showed up for "Hell Night.” And last, but not least, Mr. Crannell and Mama

Mitchell doing P.O.E. theatre recitations when Charlton Heston was here at Emerson.

Do you remember in our Sophomore year . . . when Al was kidnapped while reading English Lit. during pledging for fraternities and sororities?

The BIG YEAR in athletics, like Public Speaking, was "The Roaring

Twenties” boat ride to Provincetown. Remember the Emerson Night at the Pops when 100 Beacon St. became a member of the "Emerson Family”?

And son Al "The Schnaz” was elected president again.

Could you ever forget in our Junior year . . . those Dean Pierce imper- sonators giving special performances during cram sessions for Western Civ. in the smoker? How about Wendy Schaffer being elected Junior Prom

Queen to the music of Ralph Flanagan, as the Kapos became "The Ramblers Three”? Red Skelton was presented the Connor Award, and a reception was held at the newest addition to the "Family,” 130 Beacon St. Remember the Seniors trying to get away on Sneak Day as Haig fought his "Battle of the Bulge”? "The Schnaz” in for another term?!

In our Senior year remember when . . . "The Schnaz” reigned for a fourth term—and they said it couldn’t be done! How about those Senior pictures of Senior week-end? Hmmm? Ken Crannell returned in time for

Dr. McKinley’s testimonial and banquet. "What do you mean / don’t have enough credits to graduate?”

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147 STUDENT DIRECTORY

Adams, David, 4l Fairhaven Avenue, Alexandria, Virginia Bialek, Harriette C., 392 East 39th Street, Paterson, New Jersey Alex, Vassilies G., 31 Dyer Avenue, Milton, Massachusetts Bissonnette, Paul C., 6l Jewett Street, Manchester, New Hampshire Allen, James B., 39 Adams Avenue, Saugus, Massachusetts Black, Maxene L, 195 Neuton Avenue, Port Chester, New York Allison, Marilyn A., 30 Albany Avenue, Atlantic Beach, New York Blank, Rachel H,, 65 Somerset Road, Brookline, Massachusetts Almaguer, Thomas M., 258 Beacon Street, Boston, Massachusetts Blasxczuk, Daniel M., 35 Sound View Avenue, Stamford. Connecticut Alofsin, Joanne E., 67 Baraud Road, Scarsdale, New York Blitzstein, Judith, 5633 Beacon Street, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Alperen, Selma H., 210 College Street, Lewiston, Maine Blum, Nancy R,, 94 East 'YC'alnut Street, Kingston, Pennsylvania Amadon, Dean C., 62 Kirkland Circle. Wellesley, Massachusetts Blumber, Stephen, 1600 Alsace Road, Reading, Pennsylvania Andres, Steven B., Beverly 26 Road, Great Neck. New York Bobola, Susan J., 14 Linda Avenue, Willimansett, Massachusetts Angier, Gilman, Jr., 366 OIney Street, Providence, Rhode Island Bomse, Carol A., 3611 Henry Hudson Parkway, New York, New York Angerman, Jeter F.. 74 Janet Circle, Shrewsbuti’, Massachusetts Boorky, Judith W., 69 Vassar Street, Worcester, Massachusetts Ansin, Ruth L., 25 Eastern Avenue, Lynn, Massachusetts Bortman, Linda, 100 Pilgrim Road, ''X'est Hartford, Connecticut Applebaum, Janet S., 260 Lake Avenue, Bridgeport, Connecticut Bortone, Martha M., 18 Lovell Road, Watertown, Massachusetts Ardito, Carol A., 31 Millis Street, Hamden 14, Connecticut Bortone, Ralph R., 147 Albion Street, Somerville, Massachusetts

Arenson. Susan J., 7 Mountain Farms Road, W. Hartford, Connecticut Brackman, Nancy E., 63 Broken Tree Road, Newton, Massachusetts Arsnwalder. Margery S., 657 East 26th Street, Brooklyn, New York Bregman, Paul S., 975 Walton Avenue, Bronx 52. New York Asselin, Richard W'., 44 Dublin Street, Chicopee, Massachusetts Bressem, Judith M., 66 Silas Street, Springfield. Massachusetts

Auerbach. Carol J., 2 Nancy Road, Milford, Alassachusetts Bressman, Joan B., 34 Amherst Road, Albertson. New York Austin, Karen, 235-16 130th Avenue, Laurelton 22, New York Brett, Susan E., 57 Windermere Road, Auburndale 66, Massachusetts Averell, Richard P., 5722 Crestmont Avenue, Verona, Pennsylvania Brill, Alan C., 2130 Broadway, New York 23, New York Aversa, Gina D., 445 West 240th Street, Riverdale 63, New York Broadbent, Josephine M., 86 Coolidge Street, Lawrence. Massachusetts Aversa. Susan E.. 445 West 240th Street, Riverdale 63, New York Brock, Keith 'X'., 24 V^'hitin Avenue, 'X'hitinsville, Massachusetts Ayre, Penelope M., 26 King's Bridge Road, St. John's. Newfoundland Bromberg, Paula N., 18 Burlington Street, Providence, Rhode Island Bromer. Mrs. Anne (Epstein), 7 Beach Road, Winthrop, Massachusetts Backstrom, Jonathan D., 312 Reserc'oir Street. Norton, Massachusetts Brown, Carolyn L., 15 Coburn Road, Manchester, Connecticut Bain, Ronald E., Jr., 68 Scotland Street. Hingham, Massachusetts Buchsbaum, Barbara C., 612-E Governors Island, New York 14, Balbier, Carol E., 73 Loomis Drive, West Hartford, Connecticut New York

Balicer, Felicia M., 690 Rogers Avenue. Brooklyn, New York Bufferd, Susan J., 170 Bellevue Road, New Haven, Connecticut Ball. Gregory Y., 110 Babcock Street, Brookline 46. Massachusetts Buglio, Anthony A., 139 Rankin Avenue, Providence, Rhode Island Baltin, Bruce E.. 207 South First Avenue, Highland Park, New Jersey Burke, Michael B., 1677 Post Road, Westport, Connecticut Banks, Charles K., 74 Main Street. Salem, New Hampshire Burman, Jerome P., 60 Stratton Street, Dorchester, Massachusetts Bannon, David A., 62 Webster Avenue, Glens Falls, New York Burnham, Leslie M., 4007 Palisade Avenue, Union City, New Jersey

Bar, Maria L., Via XX Settemlne 51, Turin. Italy Buscemi, Vincent J., 7 Espie Avenue, Maynard, Massachusetts Barad, Leslie E., 321 Taber Avenue, Providence. Rhode Island

Baram, Joan E., 470 Prospect, ''K'oonsocket, Rhode Island Cahill, Maureen J., 31 Lexington Street, West Newton, Massachusetts Bardin, ladine B., 36 D'Alfonso Road, Newburgh. New York Camerano, Enis A., 35 Phipps Lane, Plainview, New York Bargamian. Charles A., 31 Hollj'wood Avenue, Warwick, Rhode Island Cannaon, Sarah B. L., 2 Meadowbrook Road, Wellesley, Massachusetts Baron. Marjorie M., 896 Cooke Street. Waterbury, Connecticut Cantone. Marion P., 85 MacArthur Road, Stoneham, Massachusetts Bart, Sandy G., 25 Central Park West, New York, New York Cantwell, Margaret A., 541 Providence Street, Albany, Massachusetts Bartlett, Richard A., 199 Andover Street. Georgetown, Massachusetts Carlan, Judith E., 15 Athelstane Road, Newton Centre, Massachusetts Barton. Jerome D., 5 Ascot Way, Clark, New Jersey Carpenter, Maiq’ellen, 17 Washington Street, Vernon, Connecticut

Barzilay, David R., 2546 East 13th Street, Brooklyn 35, New York Carr, John J., 860 Huntington Avenue, Boston 15, Massachusetts Bass. Karen L., 62 Phillips Avenue, Deal, New Jersey Carrigan, Robert E., 28 Rollinson Road, Worcester 6, Massachusetts Bassman, Bruce D., 99 Metropolitan Oval, New York, New York Carty, Virginia M., 23 Wycliff Avenue, ^'est Roxbury, Massachusetts Batson, Susan A., 160 Ruthven Street, Boston, Massachusetts Casperson, Paul A., 37 Harding, Weymouth, Massachusetts

Bebchick, Pamela L, 25 Marshall Avenue, Lowell, Massachusetts Catanzaro, John J., 17 Newman ^'ay, Arlington, Massachusetts Beck, Judith A,, 32 Winter Street, Marlboro, Massachusetts Chalfin, Beverly A., 591 Pleasant Street, Pawtucket, Rhode Island Becker, Rodney D,, 513 Chestnut Street, West Reading, Pennsylvania Cherry, Bara S., 619 Lee Place, Frederick, Maryland Bedrick, Jane L,. 49 Walworth Street, Worcester, Massachusetts Chrysanthopoulos, George B., Alsos, Patron, Greece

Behringer, W'alter J., Jr., 751 Balsam ^'ay. Union, New Jersey Cianfrani, Patricia L., 3535 Trexler Boulevard, Allentown, Pennsylvania Belfiore. Anthony P., 1940 Haring Street, Brooklyn, New York Ciarfella, Anita M., 18 Robbins Road, Watertown, Massachusetts Belitz, Madeline, 100 North 12th Street, New Hyde Park, L.I., New York Cirella, Daniel G., 30 Surrey Lane, Massapequa, New York Bell, C. Steven, 23 Keller Path, Newton Centre, Massachusetts Clark, Abigail, P., 6l North, Milford, Connecticut Bell, Nancy A., 8 Columbus Circle. Eastchester. New York Clayton, Robert A., 67-27 48th Avenue, ''X'oodside 77, New York

Bender. Hope J., 262 Freeman Parkway, Providence, Rhode Island Cohen, Alan, 40 Humphrey Street, Marblehead, Massachusetts Benjamin, Ginger A., 485 Ocean Avenue, Brooklyn. New York Cohen, Cathie L., 404 East 38th Street, Paterson, New Jersey Beresner. Myrna L., Andrew Lane. Orange, Connecticut Cohen, Eliot H., 52 Ormond Street. Mattapan, Massachusetts Bergman. Mrs. Judith (Block), 186 Laurel Road, Chestnut Hill 67, Cohen, Judith F., Ill Colborne Road, Brighton 35, Massachusetts Massachusetts Conlong, Lynne F., 65 Mountain Avenue, East Providence, Rhode Island Berkowitz, Ellen M., 1527 Leslie Street, Hillside, New Jersey Coombs, Charles R., 29 North Square. Boston, Massachusetts Berkowitz, Phylisann. 1647 Boulevard, New Haven, Connecticut Cooper, Arthur A., 916 Plainfield Avenue, Plainfield, New Jersey

Berlin. Kathie J., 217 Brooke Drive, Hampton. Virginia Cooper, Susan M., 80 Lewis Parkway, Yonkers, New York Bernfeld. Michele M., 10 Fairlee Road, Waban, Massachusetts Corona, Alfred C., 336 East 26th Street, Paterson, New Jersey Bernier, Karen M., 16 Lincoln Avenue, Northampton, Massachusetts Cortese. Robert A., 108 Lamville Avenue. Haverhill, Massachusetts Bernstein, Ellen A., 36 Elizabeth Road, New Rochelle', New York Costa, Marcus A., Jr., 1403V2 Poland Avenue, Youngstown, Ohio Bertsch, John P„ 1745 Overview Court, Dubuque, Iowa Cowan, David R., Box 425, R D. #3, Newburgh. New York

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Crowley, Virginia E., 299 Liberty Road, Englewood, New Jersey Franzenburg, John C., 8 Gotheil Lane, Great Neck, New York Custer, Nathan E., 275 Lowell Avenue, Newtonville, Massachusetts Freundlich, Joyce M., 4700 Broadway, New York, New York Cutler, Rhoda D., 722 Sheridan Avenue, Plainfield, New Jersey Friedman, Susan, % Cates, 2550 Independence Avenue, Riverdale, Czaplicki, Robert R., 36 Carroll Street, Naugatuck, Connecticut New York Czarick, David R,, 248 Henry Street, Pottstown, Pennsylvania

Gaer, Irene J., 118 Lawler Road, West Hartford, Connecticut Garrett, Gail L, 26 Leland Avenue, Plainfield, Jersey Dahill, Paul F., 94 Harlow Street, Arlington, Massachusetts New Garrett, Richard W., 35-55 78th Stret, Jackson Heights, York Darna, Edward S., 677 West Middle Turnpike, Manchester, Connecticut New 1 Pitkin Street, Davidson, Robert G., 2 Lafayette Street, Fairhaven, Massachusetts Garrity, Arlyne M., 14 Manchester, Connecticut Gatti, Robert D., 54 Wedgewood Road, West Newton, Massachusetts Davis, Geraldine, 25104 Reu Versaillies E., Oak Park 37, Michigan Gauthier, Richard F., 68 Carpenter Street, Pawtucket, Rhode Island Deaderick, James B., 1815 Palisade Place, New York 53, New York L., Proctor Street, Worcester, Massachusetts Dean, Dale C., 132 Walnut Lane, Mays Landing, New Jersey Geberth, Janis 37 del ’Etoile, Suzanne C., 11 Rayburn Road, Belmont, Massachusetts Geller, Suzanne G., 567 Linda Lane, Woodmere, New York Brookline, Derkazarian, Charles A., 23 Kingsbury Street, Worcester, Massachusetts George, Ken F., 197 Dent Street, Massachusetts Giblin, John T., 60 Lexington Avenue, Cambridge, Massachusetts Derris, Carol R., 117 Monroe Street , Lawrence, New York Gibson, John W., 15 Pierce Avenue, Wakefield, Massachusetts DeSarno, Isabel J., 126 Bartlett Avenue, Belmont, Massachusetts Worcester, Massachusetts Desmon, Jane N., 79 Charles Street, Boston, Massachusetts Gifford, Gilbert M., 8 Quinsigamond Avenue, Lesley Sunset Village, Flemington, Dettling, Garrett G., 72 Walnut Avenue, Farmingdale, New York Gillman, J., New Jersey Dewey, Priscilla A., 206 Main Street, Reading, Massachusetts Glick, Cheryle, 138 South Church Street, Mount Pleasant, Pennsylvania Glick, Lois D., 39 Longacre Drive, Livingston, New Jersey DiBona, Vincent J., 78 Meshanticut Valley Parkway, Cranston, Rhode Island Gold, Barbara, 8 Arlington Road, Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts Gold, Reme A., 58 Robbins, Avon, Massachusetts Dietz, Gary A., 879 Lakeside Drive, Bridgeport, Connecticut Goldberfi, Carol Ann, 50 Auburndale Road, Marblehead, Massachusetts Dine, Barbara A., 21 Mill Terrace, Woburn, Massachusetts Goldberg, Ellen R., 1084 Marc Drive, Valley Stream, New York Dittell, Charles St,, 3 Mayflower Road, Scarsdale, New York Goldberg, Judith, 23 Cricket Lane, West Roxbury, Massachusetts Dixon, Pharon S., 144 Palmetto Street, Brooklyn 21, New York Goldberg, Susan B., 230 Centre Street, Cedarhurst, New York Donohue, Joyce A., 8 Central Street, Edgewood 5, Rhode Island Goldblatt, Joanne C., 12 Warren Street, Norwich, Connecticut Dorlen, Susan, 3500 Snyder Avenue, Brooklyn, New York Goldman, Mark E., 99-72 66th Road, Forest Hills, New York Downie, Marguerite L., 87 Cambridge Avenue, Pittsfield, Massachusetts Goldstein, Lynda S., 85 Longfellow Road, Newton 62, Massachusetts Draghetti, Janet A., Bedford Street, Lakeville, Massachusetts Goldstein, Richard M., 640 Pelham Road, New Rochelle, New York Driscoll, Linda M. A., 58 Bouchard Avenue, Dracut, Massachusetts Goldstein, Wally, 788 Blue Hill Avenue, Dorchester 24, Massachusetts Dryjowicz, Mary-Ann C., 33 Rogers Avenue, Ludlow, Massachusetts Goodman, Lona, 717 Bryn Mawr Avenue, Darberth, Pennsylvania DuLac, Julieann T., 46 Birch Hill Aoad, Northboro, Massachusetts Gordon, William R., 316 Cloverly Road, Grosse Pointe, Michigan Dushan, Karen L., 137A Manomet Avenue, Hull, Massachusetts Gossman, Jeanne, 33 Northway, Bronxville, New York Gottlieb, Salli Jo, 284 Webster, Manchester, New Hampshire Edwards, Lucille, 14 Maple Street, Walpole, Massachusetts Gough, Kathleen M., 18 Eliot Avenue, West Newton, Massachusetts Edwards, Susan, 1146 Holy Lane, Jacksonville, Florida Gould, John F., 4l Summer Street, Westboro, Massachusetts Edwards, Wynne M., 491 William Street, Pittsfield, Massachusetts Gould, June B., 359 Yale Avenue, Woodmere, New York Ehrlich, Janet E., 226 Somerset Drive, Hewlett, New York Gralla, Thomas J., Main Street, Housatonic, Massachusetts Eichenwald, Susan L., 95 Mason Terrahe, Brookline, Massachusetts Granto, Cynthia A., 747 I6th, Niagara Falls, New York Eisenberg, Diane E., 1036 East 24th Street, Brooklyn, New York Gray, Spalding, 21 Central Avenue, West Barrington, Rhode Island Eisman, Charlotte, 24 Frontencac Street, Dorchester, Massachusetts Greco, Pamela C., 455 Franklin Avenue, Aliquippa, Pennsylvania Enstrom, Daly H., 83 Palfrey Street, Watertown, Massachusetts Green, Marilyn A., 50 Saunders Avenue, Lowell, Massachusetts Entin, Norma M., 425 Terhune Avenue, Passaic, New Jersey Green, Richard W., 12 Wistar Avenue, Metuchen, New Jersey Epstein, Carol R., 20 Holly Street, Providence, Rhode Island Greiffenhagen, Marion S., 117-01 Park Lane South, Kew Gardens, Epstein, Laurie A., 46 Primrose Lane, Roosevelt, New York New York Ervin, Mrs. Patricia, 46 Kendal Common Road, Weston, Massachusetts Gribbin, Eve, 8246 Lefferts Boulevard, Kew Gardens 15, New York Evans, Donald L., Vengref, Apartado #4064 Puerto La Cruz, % Griffin, Patricia A., 902 West Boulevard, Hartford, Connecticut Venezuela, South America Grossman, Leslie J., 196-75 McLaughlin Avenue, Hollis 23, New York D., Mill Brecksville, Exoo, George 6628 Road, Ohio Gussak, Janet, 31 Parker Avenue, Deal, New Jersey

Gutlon, Marjorie J., 135 Willard Road, Brookline, Massachusetts Feldman, Maxine A., 96-08 57th Avenue, Forest Hills, New York Gutman, Robert J., 345 8th Avenue, New York, New York Feldman, Rivelle E., 9 Westminster Avenue, Haverhill, Massachusetts Hahn, Yong Sup, 303-6, 3KA, Eul-Chi-Ro, Chung-Ka, Seoul, Korea Feller, Abby D., 5335 N. Magnolia Avenue, Chicago 40, Illinois Hale, Edward E., Highland Road, Lakeville, Massachusetts Field, Jeffrey L., Pine Ridge Road, Westford, Massachusetts Halper, Eleanor H., 10321 East Broadview Drive, Miami Beach, Florida Fink, Karen G., 131 Mohegan Drive, West Hartford, Connecticut Halpert, Stephen A., 489 Wayland Avenue, Providence, Rhode Island Fister, H. Ray, R.D. #1, Dalton, Pennsylvania Hanlon, Richard B., 14 Alberta Street, West Roxbury, Massachusetts Florsheim, Joan S., 126 Dover Road, Manhasset, New York Harold, William F., 31 Riverside Avenue, Quincy 69, Massachusetts Flynn, Patricia P., 18 Fidelis Way, Brighton, Massachusetts Hatch, Gene M., 1900 East Street, Pittsfield, Massachusetts Forstadt, Carole, 305 Camilla Lane, New Bern, North Carolina Hattler, Karl W., 138 Ackley Avenue, Johnson City, New York Forziati, L., Street, Amy 309 Common Belmont, Massachusetts Hauber, Thomas J., 128 State Street, St. Mary’s, Pennsylvania Fox, Elizabeth K., 18 Kent Road, Scarsdale, New York Helmond, Robert L., Jr., Box 292, Grandview Avenue, Stockholm, Fox, John C., 25 Jaegger Drive, Old Brookville, New York New Jersey Foxman, Charlotte S., 469 Wyngate Road, Wynnewood, Pennsylvania Hennessey, Donna L., 58 Wendell Road, Newton Centre, Massachusetts Frank, Marilyn T., Lisa Lane, Middletown, Connecticut Hertzberg, Laura W., 15 Smith Avenue, White Plains, New York Frankel, Nina P., Elberta Road, Maplewood, 37 New Jersey Hickey, Francis J., 270 Winthrop Street, Medford, Massachusetts

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Highberger, Gretchen, 568 North Maple Avenue. Greensburg, Klugman, Ronald B., 534 Ashwood Road, Springfield, New Jersey Pennsylvania Koch, Elizabeth, 29 Buckingham Street, Cambridge 38, Massachusetts Hill, Priscilla S., Rumstick Point, Barrington. Rhode Island Koenigsberg, Jill D., 90 Northfield Avenue, Apt. 26A, Vi'est Orange,

Hines. John J., 26l Beacon Street. Boston. Massachusetts New Jersey Hirshman. Michelle A., 210 Broodkford Road. Syracuse. New York Kogos, Nancy P., 77 Maple Drive, Great Neck, New York Hoffmann. Neil A.. 3235 Cambridge Avenue. New York. New York Koller, John D., 9 Martin Road, ^'ellesley, Massachusetts Hollingworth. Joseph E., Jr., 7 Orchard Lane, Chelmsford, Massachusetts Kopeland, Ellen G., 730 South Mt. Pleasant Road, Philadelphia 19, Houle, Joseph M.. 32 Holten Street. Danvers, Massachusetts Pennsylvania Howard, Arnold A., 90 Middlesex Street, Cambridge, Massachusetts Koretz, Stephen M., 36 Pearl Avenue, Winthrop, Massachusetts Howard, Susan P., 207 Chapman Street, Canton, Alassachusetts Korff, Lillian R., 410 Vi'estfield Avenue. Bridgeport, Connecticut Huff, Joseph A., 72 Washington Street, Hyde Park. Massachusetts Koslow, Suzanne M., 46 Chiswick Road, Brookline, Massachusetts

Hugo, Candace J., 10 Codman Street, Portland. Maine Kotkin, Irrin, 425 'OC'est Olive Street, Long Beach, New York Hurvitz, Edward M., 23 Egremont Road, Brookline, Massachusetts Koziol, Anthony J., 65 Central Street, Palmer, Massachusetts

Hutchison, Linda J., 42 Upper Loudon Road, Loudonville 11, New York Kritz, Carol T., Park City Estates, 61-45 98th Street, Forest Hills, New York Ilko. Donald W., 159 Strathcona Drive, South York, Pennsylvania Kvasnicka, Jerry W., Jr., 1907 Berkeley Avenue, Petersburg, Virginia Imm, Edward A., P O. Box 918, Binghamton. New York

Isacowitz, Stuart J., 138 Beach l49th Street, Neponsit 94, New York Landsman, Lynn R., 848 Sharon Lane, Vi’estbury, New York

Isaacson, Marilyn J., 4 Merriam Parkway, Fitchburg. Massachusetts Landy, Howard B., 1534 Selwyn Avenue. Bronx, New York Isquith. Sharon L., 65 Meadow Lane, New Rochelle. New York Lane, David M., Route 19, Wyoming, New York Israel, Judith H., 39 Rachel Street, W'oonsocket, Rhode Island Laub, Martin L., 639 Green Briar. Elkins Park 17, Pennsylvania Israel. Mary, 177 Eighth Street, Providence, Rhode Island Lax, Susan E., 416 Yale Avenue, New Haven, Connecticut Laxton, Gleenn V., 7 Cormier Road, Lincoln, Rhode Island Jacobs, Roberta G., 6l6 Ogden Avenue, Yv'est Englewood, New Jersey Lear, Merle D., 613 Bailey Avenue, Elizabeth, New Jersey

Jacques, Norman J., 184 Mineral Spring Avenue. Pawtucket. Rhode Island Lebowitz, Donna S., 19990 Stratford Road. Detroit, Michigan Jaffe, Suzanne J., 2248 Concord Road. Scotch Plains, New Jersey Lee, Diane E., 1110 Cathedral Avenue, Franklin Square, New York John, Alan E., 73 Pleasant Street, Ayer. Massachusetts Leeds, Jeffrey C., 1058 Cove Road, Mamaroneck, New York Javor, George G., 31 Lincoln Avenue, Highland Park. New Jersey Leicher, Lauren B., 36 Sunset Drive, Hempstead, New York Jenkin. Fred A., 1750 Ocean Parkway, Brooklyn. New York Leimsider, Stephen H., 788 Palmetto Drive, Franklin Square, New York Johnson. Brenda L., 25 Meridian Street, Melrose. Massachusetts Lench, Flora M., 206 Millburn Avenue, Millburn, New Jersey Julg, Barbara A., 157 Montgomery Avenue. Irvington, New Jersey Leonard, Madeline R., 424 Beach 136th Street, Belle Harbor, New York Lerman, Adele H., 31 Kenwood Avenue, Newton Centre, Massachusetts

Kades, Linda R., 1635 Emerson Street, Beloit. Wisconsin Levenson Susan J., 40 Allen Circle, Milton, Massachusetts Kahans, Linda G„ 6 Flower Road. Valley Stream, New York Levin, Carol A., 194 Wolfswamp Road, Longmeadow, Massachusetts Kahn, Ruth H., % Mrs. R. C. Smith, Lincoln Lane, Sudbur}', Levin, Judith A., 57 Babcock Street, Brookline 46, Massachusetts Massachusetts Levin, Shirley C., P.O. Box 2857, Jacksonville, Florida Kalina, Richard, 44 Columbia Road, Rockville Centre. New York Levins, F,lorence R., 87 West North Street, Manchester, Kalina. Robert L, 3730 Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn 24, New York New Hampshire Kamens, Roberta A., 187 Colonial Parkway, North Yonkers, New York Levy, Doris D., 47 Plaza Street, Brooklyn, New York Kane, Alice. 14 De Hart Road, Maplewood, New Jersey Levy, Mrs. Linda (Dane), 5 Glendale Road, Marblehead, Massachusetts Kane, Mrs. Jane (Doblin), 55 East Park Drive, Paterson, New Jersey Lewis, Ian W., 16 Bond Street, Claremont, New Hampshire

Kane, Charles S., 63 Valley View Avenue, Summit, New Jersey Lewis, ''OC'illiam J., 346 Beacon Street, Boston, Massachusetts Kaplan. Sheila B,, 54 Greystone Road, Rockville Centre, New York Lichman, Craig F., 7 Shetland Road, Danvers, Massachusetts Kappstatter, Roberta S.. 39 Glenview Drive, Springfield, New Jersey Lindsay, Christopher, Stage Road, Deerfield, Massachusetts Kapsalis, Helen C.. 72 Mountain Avenue, Ba>wille, New York Lippiello, Kathleen C., 16A Hargrave Circle, Newton Highlands, Karp. Elaine G., 128 Harris Street, Revere, Massachusetts Massachusetts Kasden. Stephen D., 205 Bennett, Fairfield, Connecticut Livingston, Barbara, 120 Dwight Street, New Haven, Connecticut

Kasten, Donald A., 85-11 Palto Alto Street, Hollis 23, New York Lobell, Margery J., 61 Lincoln Road, Scarsdale, New York Kates, Joan, 29 Decker Avenue. Elizabeth, New Jersey Lombardo, Samuel A. 48A ,Owkewood Avenue, Lawrence, Massachusetts Katz, Sandra, 610 I6th Street, Miami Beach, Florida Long, David, Juniper Ridge, Danbury, Connecticut Kaufman, Leah G.. 145 Beacon Street, Framingham, Massachusetts Long, David R., 6 Norrback Avenue. Worcester, Massachusetts

Kavich, I. Lawrence, 1607 North Broad, Fremont, Nebraska Lopez-Cepero, Robert M., 25 Birchwood Circle. Fairfield, Connecticut Keefe. Jacqueline C., 216 Hillside Avenue, Waterbury, Connecticut Lordan, Kevin D., 75 Benton Road, Somerville, Massachusetts Kelly. Patricia L., 275 Summer Street, Malden. Massachusetts Lubin, Harold R., 170 Stratford Drive North, Roslyn Heights, New York Kendell. Harriet D., 32 Clifton Avenue, Marblehead, Massachusetts McClure, Christopher, 71 School Street, Melrose, Massachusetts

Kennedy, Allan A„ Chase Road. West Concord, Massachusetts McCoy, Raymond J., 103 Chadwick Street, Haverhill, Massachusetts Kern, Maxine B., 78 Lake Avenue. Woburn, Massachusetts McDermott, P. Michael, 4804 River Basin Drive South, Jacksonville, Killeen, Ellen, 112 Chestnut Street. North Reading, Massachusetts Florida Klein, Alberta L, 14 Vgnad Drive, Roslyn, New York McDonald, Celeste A., 236 Webster Street, Easton Boston, Massachusetts Klein, Karyl P., 11 Turner Lane, Chiton. Connecticut McDonald, 'Whlliam H., 29 Nardone Road, Needham, Massachusetts

Kleinman, Brenda J., 3618 Green Street. Harrisburg, Pennsylvania McGonagle, Michael D., 54 Trefton Drive. East Braintree, Massachusetts Kletter, Michael E., 67-71 Yellowstone Buolevard, Forest Hills, McNurney, Barbara H., 124 Marlborough Street, Boston, Massachusetts

New York McSharry, Edward J., 426B I4lst Street, Belle Harbor 94, New York Kligman. Roberta, 19 Summer Street, Revere. Massachusetts Klin. Peter P., 17 Coes Street, Worcester 3, Massachusetts MacDonald, George T., 261 East Street, Brocketon, Massachusetts Klinger. Judith M., 87 Oak Street, Binghamton, New Y'ork Mac, Leslie K., 120 Kenilworth Place, Brooklyn, New York

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Mainer, John C., 246 South Huntington Avenue, Jamaica Plains 30, Oothuse, James M., 13 North Street, Williamsburg, Massachusetts Massachusetts Malerba, Paulette A., 9 Mary Ann Drive, Worcester, Massachusetts Palmer, Christine A., 105 West Neck Road, Huntington, New York Maimed, Richard A., 38 Turner Place, Albany, New York Paragas, Melania T., Paniqui, Tarlac, Philippines Malsch, Michele M., 80 Roseland Avenue, 'X'aterbury, Connecticut Paretta, Carol A., 85 Alexander, Bistol, Connecticut Malvin, Michele S., 809 Dickens Street, Woodmere, New York Paris, Deanne R., 404 Beach I42nd Street, Neponsit, New York Prairie Manne, Mickie J., 4100 West 90th Terrace, Village, Kansas Parker, Avis S., 306 Lovell Street, "Worcester, Massachusetts Mararian, Jeff L., 116 West Avenue, Seekonk, Massachusetts Pastolove, Jeffrey H., 25 Clinton Lane, Jericho, New York Marcus, Ilene D., 499 Albemarle Road, Cedarhurst, New York Pataki, Mary H., Wiberly Avenue, Peekskill, New York Markin, Jean, 34 Greystone Road, Malden, Massachusetts Paulnock, Daniel M.. 216 Catawissa Avenue, Sunbury, Pennsylvania

Marks, Ellen T,, 28 Moody Street, Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts Pearson, Thomas J., 81 Pleasant Street, Methuen, Massachusetts Marlowe, Geraldine, 111 Hewlett Point Avenue, East Rockaway, Pellegrini, Fred N., 22 Staples Avenue, Everett, Massachusetts New York Pender, Sharon L., 49-367 Success Park, Bridgeport, Connecticut Marmon, Paula, 7 Candy Lane, Roslyn Heights, L. L, New York Perel, Arly S., 108 West Hillcrest Avenue, Richmond, Virginia Marouf, Suhail A,, 8/13/1 Timer Azez Street, Gaghdad, Iraq Peters, James R., 16 Grant Street, Burlington, Vermont Marston, Allan D., Glenhaven Circle, Saco, Maine Peters, Patricia R., 40 ''K'ardell Avenue. Rumson. New Jersey Martin, Anita B., 139-15 Newport Avenue, Belle Harbor 94, New York Pevzner, Michael, 784 Columbus Avenue, New York 25, New York Martinez, Armando, 215 Beacon Street, Boston, Massachusetts Phelan, Ann H., 2120 Blair Street, Williamsport, Pennsylvania Martinez, Jose, 200 Courtney Avenue, Pawtucket, Rhode Island Ploener, Francis V. R,, 16A Thomas Drive, IVIonroe Park, Wilmington, Mason, Patricia L,, 148 Stuart Avenue, Route 28 Whalom, Fitchburg, Delaware Massachusetts Polcari, Ronald F., 104 Decatur Street, Arlington, Massachusetts Master, Arlene H,, 136 North 7th Avenue, Highland Park, New Jersey- Poliakoff, Judith. One Park Circle, Great Neck, New York Maxwell, Leslie L., Litchfield, Maine Pollack, Michael C., 48 Old Pond Road, Great Neck, New York Maxwell, Thomas S., 19 Fairbanks Street, Brookline, Massachusetts Pollina, Vicki-Jo, 563 Grove Street, Framingham, Massachusetts May, Reba, 132 Cottage Avenue, Mount Vernon, New York Press, Philip, 1217 44th Street, Brooklyn, New York Meyer, Bonnie E., 197-20B Peck Avenue, Flushing 65, New York Prost, Naomi L., 51 Sevinor Road, Marblehead, Massachusetts Michals, Donna Z,, 31 Warren Street, Waltham, Massachusetts Miles, Cherrilyn A,, 2225 5th Avenue, New York City, New York Quinn, Anne E., 13 Division Street, Beacon Falls, Connecticut Miller, Barbara M,, 14 Tennyson Place, Passaic, New Jersey Miller, Joan G,, 3050 Chew Street, Allentown, Pennsylvania Ransom, Leah M., East Hartland, Connecticut Miller, Karen A,, 3484 Chase Avenue, Miami Beach, Florida Ratner, Howard P., 1027 Merritt. Fairfield, Connecticut Miller, Nancy C,, 8703 Avenue L, Brooklyn 36, New York Raymond, William C., 22 Meloy Road. West Haven, Connecticut Milwe, Marjorie L,, 31 Marine Avenue, Westport, Connecticut Reardin, John William R., 24 'Village Road, Sea Girt, New Jersey Missel, Roberta D., 1411 Quincy Shore Boulevard, Quincy, Massachusetts Reger, Jane, 3555 Kings College Place, Bronx 67, New York Mitkowsky, Susan R,, 121 Stephana Lane, Waterbury, Connecticut Reihart, Judith K., R.D. #7, York, Pennsylvania

Modlin, Stephen B., 1075 Ocean Parkway, New York, New York Reo, Gerald J., 34 Carter Road, Geneva, New York Mongiovi, Arnita V,, 11 South Hancock Street, Revere, Massachusetts Rhodes, Warren, 330 South 24th Street. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Mopsik, Beth M,, 3 Butturnut Drive, Norwich, Connecticut Riccardi, Paul G., 76 Ridge Street, Arlington 74, Massachusetts Morawiec, Nancy-lou G., 69 Enfield Street, Pawtucket, Rhode Island Ricci, Paul A., 238 Reservation Road, Hyde Park, Massachusetts Morgan, Joan E,, 21 Lothrop Street, Beverly, Massachusetts Rich, Everett L., 174 High Street, Metuchen, New Jersey

Morse, Marcia A., 10 Merrow Road, Lynnfield, Massachusetts Riendeau, Leonard J., 14 Lawn Street, Springfield 8, Massachusetts Morton, Stuart A,, 923 Poly Drive, Billings, Montana Rigrod, John L. E., Box 1076, Sunken Meadow Road, R.D. 1, Fort Moss, Susan K,, 374 Park Hill Avenue, Yonkers, New York Salonga, Northport, L. L, New York

Mount, Julia A,, 118 Hunter Avenue, Trenton, New Jersey Riley, Robert J., Ill Russell Street, North Quincy, Massachusetts Mroczkowski, Mrs. Marcia, 4 Cheney Road, Storrs, Connecticut Ritchell, Ron H., 106-24 217th Street, Queens Village, New York Mummey, Thelma L., 5 Walnut Street, Boston, Massachusetts Roberts, Carolyn K., 3 Atwood Street, Wellesley, Massachusetts Musto, Faith A., 75 Trenton Street, East Boston, Massachusetts Rodack. Jane, 7932 Dorcas Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvaia Myers, Dale G., 431 East San Marino Drive, Miami Beach, Florida Rodman, Ellen L., 689 Hope Street, Providence. Rhode Island

Rogers, Linda J.. 8 Mayfair Street, Worcester, Massachusetts

Nach, Michael L, 11-06 Charles, Fair Lawn, New Jersey Rogowski, Albert J., 63 Ogden Street, New Haven 11, Connecticut Nadelman, Fred P., 1270 Fifth Avenue. New York 29, New York Roidoulis, Arthur P., 12 Cazenove, Boston, Massachusetts Nadler, Toby A., 621 Brookside Place, Plainfield, New Jersey Rolnick, Barbara, 78 Leighton Street, Bangor, Maine Beverly A., R.F.D. 2 Newton, Connecticut Romeo, Priscilla A., 170 Commercial Street, East Braintree, Nelson, # , Massachusetts Newman, Adele S., 115 Walnut Street, Malden, Massachusetts Rook, Jeanne M., 104 Oakdene Avenue, Teaneck, New Jersey Newman, Hedy, 62 Stuart Road, Newton, Massachusetts Rosen, Betsy E,, 675 Fairway Drive. Miami Beach, Florida Nicholson, John B., 459 Boston Road, Billerica, Massachusetts Rosenberg, Helene, R., 30 Lehigh Avenue, Clifton, New Jersey Nierman, Janice, l4l Ormund Street, Mattapan, Massachusetts Rosenberg, Leslie B., 44 Carousel Lane, Lido, L. L, New York

Novisky, Philip J., 52 Green Street, Athol, Massachusetts Rosenberg, Susan, 372 Raymond Street, Rockville Centre, New York Nunes, Victor T., 549 Adelphi Street, East Meadow, New York Rosenblatt, Elinor, 15 Brookhouse Drive, Marblehead, Massachusetts O’Brien, Donald D., Milrose Lane. Monsey, New York Rosenstein, June, 1120 East Jefferson, South Bend, Indiana O'Donnell, Charles A., 267 Fuller Street, Dorchester. Massachusetts Ross, Virginia L., 42 East Olive Street. Long Beach, New York O'Keefe, Bernard M., 25 Colgate Drive, North Andover, Massachusetts Rothenberg, Karin R., 359 West Hudson Avenue, Englewood, O'Neil, Dennis M., 99 Middlesex Street, North Andover, Massachusetts New Jersey Orell, Audrey G., 56-05 Douglaston Parkway, New York, New York Rovenger, Leonore, 417 Tenafly Road, Englewood. New Jersey

Ostrow, Jane P., 51 LefFerts Avenue, Brooklyn, New York Rubell, Victor, J., 43 Waterford Lane, Stamford, Connecticut Ouellette, Rose-Marie, 384 Rindge Avenue, Cambridge, Massachusetts Rubin. Barbara L., 1266 Salem Road, Plainfield, New Jersey

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Rubin, Karen L., Country Court, Woodbridge, Connecticut Sullivan, Noreen M., 600 Hill Street, Whitinsville, Massachusetts Rubin, D., Fountain Mark 47 Avenue, Rockville Centre, New York Swedish, Carol A., 67-00 192nd Street. Flushing 65, New York Ruderman, Arline S,, 54 Simmons Avenue, Belmont, Massachusetts Sweig, Mary L., 409 Hawthorne, Elmhurst, Illinois Rush, Patricia A,, 29 Hollywood Avenue, Lynbrook, New York Ruzensky, Steven E., 30 Overhill Road, '^"'est Hartford, Connecticut Tankel, Linda F., 307 East 36th Street, Paterson. New Jersey Rybak, Michael A., 1071 College Avenue, Elmira, New York Tassinari, Margaret R., 27 Park Street. Sagamore, Massachusetts Teixeira, Elizabeth C., 20 Darlington Street, Dorchester 24, Massachusetts Sachdeva, Sneh L,, 1 Buswell, Apt. Ll, Boston, Massachusetts Tessler, Sheila R., 225-04 88th Avenue, Queens Village, New York Safrasian, Veronia L., 308 East 53rd Street, New York 22, New York Thompson, Larry P., 1206 South Grant, Chanute, Kansas Sagal, Alan T., 97 Dyer Street, New Haven, Connecticut Titus, Edward G., 7 Marlborough Street, Boston, Massachusetts Calomon, Marilyn J., 960 Countr}’ Club Drive. Teaneck, New Jersey Tongren, Patricia A., Hoskins Road, Bloomfield, Connecticut Salow, Paula R., 189 Evelyn Road, W'aban. Massachusetts Toomey, George L„ Jr., Townsend Harbor, Massachusetts Salzburg. Barbara E., 941 Gloucester Court, Westbury, New York Trachtenberg, Alartin J., 2044 80th Street, Brooklyn 14, New York Sandler, Edward, 17 Stimson Avenue, Lexington, Massachusetts Trapani, Anthony J., 329 Jay Street, Rochester 8. New York Sapir. Arthur D., 12 Louis Street, New Brunswick, New Jersey Trulock, Dianne, 48 Monroe Avenue, Larchmont, New York Saxon, Jill D., 90 Riverside Drive, New York, New York Tucker, David A., 460 W'allis Road. Ry'e, New Hampshire Schaffer, W'endy A., 250 Wilmot Road, New Rochelle, New York Tuerkheimer, Barbara L., 200 West 86th Street, New York 24, Schatz, Leslie J., 46 Deer Park Road, Great Neck. New York New York Schiff, Janet S., 7 YC'ebb Road, Sharon, Massachusetts Turner, David L., 43 York Terrace, Melrose, Massachusetts Schlesinger, Joan A., 11 Fifth Avenue, New York 3, New York Schlosser, Judith S., 248 Devon Road, Tenafly, New Jersey Valentino, Patricia A., 20 Woodfield, Katonah, New York Schmerin. Jackelyn, 106 Bretton Road, Johnstown. Pennsylvaia Valletta, Albert M., 22 Lexington Street, Bristol, Connecticut Schwartz. Lois R,, 590 Union Street, New Bedford. Massachusetts Vance, John N., 11 Lowell Street, Lexington 73, Massachusetts Schwartz. Martyn, 133 Miantonomi, Newport, Rhode Island Vest, Elaine M., 33 Church Avenue, Warwick, Rhode Island Schweitzer, Naomi T., 11 Sycamore Road, ''X'est Hartford. Connecticut Veves, Sally K., 67 Varney Street, Lowell, Massachusetts Serino, Arthur B., Jr., 13 Avon Street, Cambridge, Massachusetts Viseltear, Michael S., 930 Grand Concourse, Bronx 5, New York Sferra, John E., 145 Lawrence Place, New Rochelle. New York Schaff, Hope E., 1160 Midland Avenue, Bronxville, New York Walker, Robert O., 520 Park Ridge Drive, Wayne, Pennsylvania Shapiro, David G., 163 Oliver Road, YC'aban, Massachusetts 'X^alsh. Joseph P., Hillside Drive, Annandale, New Jersey Shapiro, Robert B. ,28 Hailwood Road. Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts Wangerin, William E., 15 Amenige Park, Rochester 17, New York Sharp. Deena S., 5320 XX^ynnefield Avenue, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Warbasse, Phillip B., 350 Union Street .New Bedford, Massachusetts Sharpe, Roy A., 197 Andover Street, Ballardvale, Massachusetts Warshaw, Linda S., 79-11 213th Street, Flushing 64, New York Shields. Mar)’ Jane E., 907 Main Street. Malden, Massachusetts Washington, John L., 44 Melrose Street, Boston 16, Massachusetts Shuman, Susan L., 95 Boylston Street, Malden, Massachusetts Watts, Priscilla 72 Bow Road. Newton Centre, Massachusetts Siegal, Dorothy R., 4 Ruth Street, 'X^orcester, Massachuetts J., Weil, Howard L., 15 Huntwood Place. Mount Vernon, New York Silver. Beverly A., 24 Park Street. Presque Isle, Maine Weinberger, Elaine S., 221 East 70th Street, Indianapolis, Indiana Silverman, Arlene L, 2025 ''X'endover Street, Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania Weintraub, Irna F., 86 LocIcwood Road, Fairfield, Connecticut Silverman, Carol 704 Chelton Hills Drive, Elkins Park, Pennsylvania J., Weiss, Fredric A., 218 LocusBvood Boulevard. Elmont, New York Simeone. Mrs. Virginia (Kenney), 34 Francesca Avenue, Somerville, B., Main Street, Raymond, Hampshire Massachusetts Welch, John New Welch, Robert \\L, 205 Craft Street, Newtonville, Massachusetts Simson, David A.. 84 Dart Street, East Rockaway, New York White, Nadene M., 5 Virginia Terrace, Saugus, Massachusetts Sindel, Joan L., Ill 5XYst 4th Street, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania Whiting, Merrill B., 67 Talmuth Avenue. Haverhill, Massachusetts Singer, Alyce N., Stevenson Road, Hewlett, New York Wiard, Bruce S., 2 Washington Heights. Cobleskill, New York Skurka, Arlene 910 5th Avenue, New York, New York J., Wiener, Nancy H., 172 Salem Road, 5X^estbury, New York Sloan, Janice 38 YTarren Street, Lynn, Massachusetts J., Williamson, Thomas M., 41 Plymouth Road. Port Washington, New York Slosberg, Leonard M., 35 Sheffield, Portland, Maine Willson, Martha, 55 Bancroft Avenue. Reading, Massachusetts Smith, Thomas L., 105 Lindell Avenue, Leominster, Massachusetts Winer, Susan 3386 Sherbourne, Detroit, Michigan Smith, Robert L., 82 Rawlinson Drive, Coventry, Rhode Island J., Winston, Lois M., 2 Claremone Drive, Maplewood, New Jersey Smith. Timothy, 32 State Street. Marblehead. Massachusetts Winterer, Katrin M., 150 Prospect Avenue, Northampton. Massachusetts Sniederman. Sue E., 487 Salisbury’ Street, Worcester. Massachusetts Witheiler, Karen B., 524 East Olive Street, Long Beach, New York Snyder, Sharon D., 630 W'est 246th Street. New York. New York Wolf. Adrianne M., 9 Oak Terrace. West Orange, New Jersey Sodowick. Carol S., 498 Ridgewood Avenue. Glen Ridge, New Jersey Wolgin, Barbara A., 869 Westinghouse Road, Jenkintown, Pennsylvania Sokoloff, Mrs. Joan Abber. 304 Marlboro Street, Boston. Massachusetts Woodnick. Michael L., Sutton Terrace. 50 Belmont Avenue, Solomon. Susan G., 65 Park Terrace East, New York, New York Bala Cynwyd, Pennsylvania Somers. Joan M., 23 Victory’ Avenue, South Portland, Maine Worcester, Curtis W.. 243 Ridgeway Road. Weston, Massachusetts Sousa. Julia E., 1 Lincoln Street, Brookfield. Massachusetts Worthing, Craig M., Camp Ellis Avenue, Saco. Maine Spanton, Frances B., 135-34 78th Road, Flushing 67, New York Wurtzel, Carole H., 176 Millburn Avenue, Millburn, New Jersey Spivack, Arthur B., 26 Brighu iew Drive, West Hartford, Connecticut Staples. Edward A., 195 Salem Street. Medford, Massachusetts Stein, Binnie D., 23 Crestwood Drive, Maplewood, New Jersey Young. Deborah, 158 Sewall Avenue, Winthrop, Massachusetts Stephens, Ellen M., 156 Forbes Road. Milton. Massachusetts Young, Roy D.. 14 Crest Road. Danbury, Connecticut Avenue. Lexington, Massachusetts Still. Nancy Ann, 284 Stevenson Road, New Haven, Connecticut Yphantis, Phoebe A., 45 Ledge Lawn Stockey, Susan A.. 123 2nd Street, N.W., Faribault. Minnesota Stone. Michelle C.. 207 Franklin Boulevard, Long Beach. New York Zotos, Angelo F., 19 VCTst Park Street, Brockton, Massachusetts Streker, ’^''illiam S., 37 Brookside Drive, Cranston, Rhode Island Zubick, Howard Henry’, 330 Stevens Street, Lowell. Massachusetts

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