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AbOl'e: The beginning ofa long journey.

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CO'lkge 4(J0 ria Fe"uJfJlg MA 0~115 t was a matter of time before we Emmanuel women arrived at 400 The Fenway, from as close as and as far way as Japan. The journey for some began sooner than for others, but we eventually all arrived at "Different Times." As the clock ticks away from the first day of orientation to the final march down the quad, students find time to win games, take advantage of the new technology offered and become strong leaders. In so many ways the saints march in to share the times of their lives. The years we spend together Above: Lenira Dosreis at are special times. Through all our experiences we grow, mature and become ready for the future. Life at Emmanuel is a simple process; we plug in the clock the day we move in. Once the clock is on, our time at Emmanuel begins, after a while we find ourselves more comfortable and we begin testing time. After we begin testing time we soon realize that times is ticking away and we eventually find ourselves ~ racing time. Above: Thuyhong Do & Isa Rosa working together on their homework. 2 e5 Different Times Above to the right: Michelle Sgro relaxing during the warm weather.

Above to the left.: Chrissa Sarhanis cooking dinner at planning days. To the left: Gina DeVivo washing her car during the J uinor/Senior carwash.

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Above: Amy Grant & Melina Tomczyk A move in the incoming fresh women.

----.. ~' -" -. ~-- - On September 2, 1995 the freshwomen moved in with the aid of many orientation leaders, resident assistants and many members of the staff and administration. We all came together to help a new group of women move In and to build a new community in the Saint Joseph's Hall. September 7, 1995

Dr. Lenore Martin (Department Chair of the Political Science Department) received the faculty excellence award, unfortunately she could not be present to receive the award. Louise Cash read Dr. Martin's inspirational speech which encouraged everyone to become more aware of the injustices in the world and to do something to end them. All of the classes presented their respective banners and together students, faculty, staff and administrations began the academic year of . -:::..r'::'--'f'~ : I t,'i ~)".:...-:::..r' ..., ' '\ ~r..,: I t, 'i ~r..,: I t, 'i ~F, \. ~,':, ~J"'::-/"'::(,~ ~1:1.'''' 1995-1996. ;.... '.t ,~ ~1/"'::-:1.'''':::r... '.' ,\ 1\..' ,\ • ...f · ...f' \1'''' . r' \r ...f · ...f· · r' , .)~., ./ ,:...r ,:...r :,( ~ .., :: ...... :-'( ~ ...... -:-.r ,:...... r ...... ~ -", ' >-..r-:. "r-:."t·l"(·l'lr· l'l· .,-.-....r-:."r-:."r-:." . '",--'r · l'l· '",--'r·l'l,'>-"r-:.", ' >-" · '",--" '",--'J :.' \\,y... ,y... , ,' ,,1 ,',1/ ,' ,1/:1. , . y ... , y ... , y ... , :1. " ,' ,1/:1. " ,' ,1/ ,\\,y... , \ \':1. ,,:1. " , .. rl'-i ~J.::.--' r..:.;--, r'.., ': I'.., ': I'.., ': r.::.:.~;..::.--' r..:.;--, r..:.;--, r ·'::-!;'.., ': r '::-!;' .., ': I~,\ ~J.::.--'f~'-i ~l ''::-!; ''::-!;~ 0"- ( . l "r-:."- ( . ( ", ' ~ . ,'",--" ,'",--" ,''''..... , ' >... , ' >-.: . ,';..... " >-.. . ,''''..... r-:.'' . ,'",--" ,'",--" ,'''' ..... (. I ", ' >-..' . ,''''...... ' , ·,I/Y... ' ,' ,, 1 \ ,~ ,,~ ,,~ " \ ' \ ,~ " \ ,~ " y ... , ~ ,, ~ ,, ~ ",''\1 \ ,~ " . r' \1" r' \111..' .\ . ...-" - . ...~ r · ...fl l..' .\ 11..' .\ . ...~ r ll..' .\ • ...f" r · ...f · ...~r · ...f' \1 11..' .\ ....~ r' ...... :'f. ~ ...... -"" .... '."'( ~ l.. .,. ),:....r,:....r,::...f"" .1"'1 .),::.....r"'.,.),:...r'-...... · ,:....r ...... :...r,::...r ."'{ ~ "".;,::...r l • ~ , ' >-.. , ' >-.. , ' >-.. r-:." r-:." ",./. '''' .....r-:.'' , ' >-.. (. l "r-:." ",./.''''..... , ' >-.. r-:." r-:. " (, l "r-:." , ' >-.. , ' >-.. , ' >-.. J \\' \\' \\' \\,y... , y ... , "Y... , \\"· ,,IY... , " \ \,y", ' J~", , ,· ,I/Y... ' \\' \ \' \\" '~l~'-i ~ l~'-i ~ ;~'-i ~ ;'::'--'/..:.;--'r'::-!;'::'--'f~'-i ~ / .., ': I.::.--,r'::-!;l'-i ~ l'::'--'/":';--'f ' .., ': I'::'--'fl'-i ~ll'-i ~ l l'-i ~ l~ ~~l~er~~t~:~: -, -' .. '''''''''''', '" ,,, ,,, ,,, Above: Louise Cash giving Dr. Martins speech.

Above: Sister Pat makes her presence known. To the left: Dorothy Lloyd, Kai Anderson, & Pam Beliamy enjoying Convocation. ~ Different Times 0 Each year begins with the student leaders coming together to plan an exciting semester of events for both commuters and residents. This year for Planning Days, the students leaders went to Horizine for Youth in Sharon. During Planning days they not only planned events, but bonded together by participating in a ropes course. The leaders learned that even though they may have some weaknesses their strenghts superseded them. They also learned to respect ones strengths and weaknesses. Together they became a supportive group that over the year will positively influence the campus .

.. 6----.. --. ------._ - ~r--- , ..' --~ - . ---:: To the left: Cara Murtagh & Ann Belo w: Susan Gifford makes a Roche working together. new friend.

Above: Melina Tomczyk resting after a long weekend. Below: Andrea DeFeo taking notes during class.

Above: Fanny Nicheva & Ta ra Frizzell in the library lecture hall. e5 Different Tunes • l/ Art Biology Business Management Chemistry Economics Education Educational & Pastoral Ministry English Foreign Languages Health Care Administration History Human Resource Management In structional Technology Mathematics Music Nursing Philosophy Physics Political Science Psychology Sociology Religious Studies Urban Pastoral Program

Above: David Thomas teaches his class about proportion.

To the right: Beth Kuchinski & Nancy Lynch getting help from the library'sfront desk. To the left : Melissa Tremblay Below: Kristen Tozza, Cara Murtagh, representing the resident hall & Deb Fitzgerald representing the council. Junior and Senior classes. Below: Susan Sheehan representing Activies Fair 1995 the Sophomore class. This year we began a new tradition at Emmanuel on September 5, 1995. Instead of a simple activities fair, we had lunch on the quad and a Fashion Show. Most of the clubs sponsored by the Student Government Association, the Resident Assistants and all the class officers participated in this event. Each person wore a costume that expressed their specific group. The Me, Lynne Payson (Acting Resident Director),went into further

I details about each group. After this fashion show the officers sat at tables and encouraged students, both commuters and residents, to get involved. This event was very successful because it allowed not just the freshwomen, but the whole campus to get an idea of what goes on outside the class room. To the right: Leah Tocci getting her mail.

Belo w: Cara Murtagh & l en Harris helping out with student elections.

Above: Kelli Chapin in the dorm checking on her residents.

To the left: l ennifer Guiducci & Robin Ripley sharing thoughts after a long day.

e5 Different Times Below: Katie Papuga enjoying her lunch. CaUflpU4 Advocate Literary Magazine AHANA Mentor Program Alpha Lambda Delta Art Association Beta Beta Beta Biology Club Black Student Organization Business Association Current Focus Campus Ministry Class Officers Commuter Council Education Club English Literature & Communica­ tion Club Environmental Awareness Club Emmanuel College Fitness Center Emmanuel College Singers Emmanuel College Theater Department Epilogue Yearbook Front Desk Staff Huellas International Student Organization Intramural Key Club NCAA Sports Model United Nations Peace & Justice Club Phi Alpa Theta Phi Chi Political Science Club Program Council Psychology Club Resident Assistants Residence Hall Council Sociology Club Student Life Activities Committee Student Government Association Transfer Student Club The ASPIRE Program .0'::-"/.":,< : Il;" ~)..:... Vietnamese Club ,'I ~rx : 1 1,'1 T x : 11,'1 ~F :, ~,/:' ~'/'.";>/'-::-{'. f ..."J ~ ~I/'::-/'-::-::r... ".' .' /1..' .' ....f · ..._ r :-\ \ ·i · ...f· ...f-:-" r· ...f · ...f/ I..". ) -:-.' r' ~ \ '1" ~ \ '1' ....f · · r'\ \ I· ...f· ...f· · r' , .j",.,./ ,=-r ,=-r ""'{ ~ ,=.1 , :::....r...... ,:.....r ,:.....r",., .)__ ...... ""'{ ~ ,,( ~ ...... :;. ..b ...... ,"'C ~ ,=-r ,::.1...... l :" 1 ' ~ r;;." r;;." l" {. " ,,{. l " . ,', .....r;;. " r;;." r;;." . ,',..... l " . ,',-:-f ' l " 1 ' ~ r;;." 1 ' ~ . ,',~ /,...... 1 .... \ , ...... t·\ '. ,1 \' "\' . \I~ ...... ~ .' t\'· .\I~ . ' \ '.\1 \ ' ...... \ ,~ .,~ "- .,. r~'" ~\.:-" r..:.:.-" r':,< ~ I' x ~ I'x ~ r::&,::-" r..:.:.-" r..:.:.-" r '::&'x ~ r::&'x ~ I~'" ~~,::-" r~'" ~~ .::&.::&.: :' {. l ".r:' {. ("I' , ~ "" ,~ " "~"''''''I ' l-.: I' l-.: ·";..... 1' ~ ./,...... r:" · /,~ ,',~/;..... { · l "I' ~ . ,',...... \· .\lY.... \ ·.\I \'~ .,~ . ' ~ .' \ ' \' ~ . ' \'~ · ·Y... · ~ . '~ . '~ "\' .\1 \'~ . ' , . ~ . ', .. . " ",cVf . ' eI ·e I",,,, ·eI"Vf . . , .e::~~::: ::e:'0 Above: Pam Bellamy preparing for graduatioll.

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Freshwoman class officers: President: Kenya Gilmore, Vice President: Emily Borden, Secretary: Kathleen MacDonald, and Treasurer: Maureen O'Malley. The Planting of the Class Tree

Every year each class begins their time at Emmanuel by planting a tree on the quad. Before the tree was planted each member of the class of 1999 along, with several upperclass women progressed out of the cafeteria with their class banners and sang the Alma Matter. The ceremony continued with an inspirational prayer given by Sister Pat McSharry.· Each member of the class grabbed the shovel and contributed to the planting of the tree. All the classes participate in this final event of freshwomen orientation, showing the support that Emmanuel offers to new comers. The planting of the tree symbolizes our time spent at Emmanuel: at first like the freshwomen we are small and only have a few limbs but, through our Emmanuel experience, we like the tree grow quickly and before you know it we are a strong tree able to conquer the storms of life.

Above: Corinna Dirrane and Maureen 0 'Malley helping S/: Eddie planting their class tree. 0' Different Times .) , 19 • Below: Corinna Dirrane having some fun with the girls.

Below: Shannon Mullens making a gingerbread house.

Above: June Wood enjoying the To the right: Lanabeth Toya winter-semi. participating in the annual International Night. 20 e5 Different Times To the left: Jen Leary and Mary Anne Lippert enjoying their first midnight breakfast.

Below: The "2nd Floor" Freshwomen.

To the far left: Bridget o 'Reagan spends quality time with her residents.

Above: Jenn Pagach smiles for the camera.

To the left: Freshwomen gather at the semi formal.

Different Times 0 21 October 13-14, 1995 Family Weekend ... began on Friday the thirteenth at eIght m at the first ever uad Ball i was a reat to all that at­ ~tended. Tbere was music, dancIng, tood, and costumes. Followed by the awards ceremony held in the auditorIum at ten o'clock the next morning. Many were commended and recognized for their academic achieve­ ments and studenh leader positions. T e ceremony concl\lded with campus hfe awards; several fqc\llty, statf, admInIstratIon and students were awarded for their con­ tributions to the Emmanuel College community's life, vitality and atmo­ sphere on campus. Above: Paulita Velazquez receiving an awardfor her academic achievements.

22 Different Times Below: Amy Puis, Cathy Felder, Peg Hynes, Joy Picknarcik, and During the day Nelsy Holmes pose in their many attended tne gowns. Everyone say cheese! Junior Ring Ceremon~ Senior C.ap and Down Ceremony, the Troll~ TQurs and the PresIdents Recep,tion. Through all of the events offered during Family weekendma~ s uden ts bon ed witg their famI ies and staff as they each reqhzed how enrichIn,g a life Emmauer offers.

Top left: KeLLy Monterio and her sponsor at the Junior Ring Ceremony.

Above and to the right Everyone having fun at the Quad BaLL dance.

To the left: Families enjoying a troLLey ride around town.

Different Times 0 21 MIDNIGHT BREAKFAST December 12, 1995 May 7, 1996

ach year the night before finals begin many faculty, staff and professors join E together from nine 0' clock until eleven 0' clock to serve the students breakfast. Stu­ dents take a break from study time to eat, drink some coffee and dance with students and many faculty, staff and professors. This years mid­ night breakfasts were held on December 2, 1995 and on May 7, 1996. A special event happened this year at the May 7th breakfast and that was a goodbye ceremony for Sr. Edie Daly, Dean of Students. Sr. Edie Daly, after being the Dean of Students four years, decided to move on. The students expressed their love and gratitude for her committment to the betterment of student's lives. So this years May seventh Midnight Breakfast was dedicated to Sr. Edie Daly who left on May 24, 1996 with a great big thank you and '-:"e will miss you, from many students.

To the right: Kristyn Strules attending her last midnight breakfast.

Above: The faculty serving To the right: Thefreshwomen the students their breakfast. of Emmanuel taking advantage of what the college offers. 24 e5Q, J Different Times OppO'i!imi1!r -~~.­ fWII}ell~ coi!iuJl ... Sophomore Class Officers

Sophomore class officers. President: Elizabeth Kuchinski, Vice President: Alison Ward, Secretary: Kai Anderson, and Treasurer: Melissa Bougopoulos. To the left: Dion ne Greenidge busy making her gi nger­ bread house.

Below: Stephanie Burns, Kerry O'Sulli van, and Susan Sheehan wishing everyone a Happy Halloween.

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Above: Melissa Bougopoulos enjoying her camping experience.

To the far left: Erin Judge reli ving her you th .

To the left: Alison Ward resting after a long day of Planning days.

Different Times 0 27 28 e5 Different Times The following Students were inducted in Alpha Lamda Delta Freshwomen honor Below: Shannon Fitzgerald shakes Sr. Pat's hand. society: Linda Alvarado Jennifer Baker Seema Basra Kelly Beckler Amanda M. Ciccarello Rebecca Consentino Theresa Consoli Shannon Fitzgerald Elizabeth Greenhagen Erika Marie Haeussler Mylissa Hannon Nancy Lynch Lisa Meister Thuy Vi Nguyen Daria N. Perreault Susan Sheehan Paulita Velazquez Jennifer Ventura

To the left: Linda Al varado sign­ ing the book.

Above and to the ri ght: Amanda Ciccarello receives her award from Sr. Janet.

To the left: Daria Perreault shakes Sr. Pat's hand.

Different Times 0 29 To the right: Linda Bari, Elizabeth Monar, Ana Peralta and Marifer Perez ripping up the dance floor. Below: Nikki Williams and her date dancing.

Below: Kae Freeman and Beth Healy smile for the camera.

Above: Helen Sminoudis and her Above: Amanda Ciccarello date stand back to view the crowd. and her date share the last dance together. 30 e5 Different Times To the left: One big happy family. Everyone say cheese.

Below: Andrea Pin ilia and her date enjoying the moment together.

Winter Semi-Formal

"On the Edge of a Dream"

hi~ years a~nual support of Jennifer Kitchin, wmter semI was the Chairwomen Student T held at Boylston Life Activities Committee, on December 2, 1995. the Sophomore Class, and Many traditional students, the Freshman Class, the faculty, staff and guest gath­ semi-formal was a usual ered for an evening "On the success. This event turned Edge of the Dream." out to be one of the many Thanks to the planning and fun times we have shared to­ gether.

To the left: Melissa Sullivan and Marianne Silk testing out the food.

Different Times 0 31 The R.A. Staff ••••••••• This year the R.A Staff which 200 people attended. put on some of the finest Plus, they had a roommate events. Not only did the contest which 32 sets of R.A.'s put on their own pro­ roommates participated in grams, but they continually and over one hundred resi­ supported other organiza­ dents attended. tions. We ap~reciate the fact In addition to these sev­ that the R.A. s through their eral "All Hall" events the programming, built a strong R.A's put on a minimum of sense of community in the three events for their floor residence hall. each semester. The R.A. staff At the beginning of each and Lynne Payson, need to be semester in order to get resi­ thanked for a great year of dents started off on the right events that helped make the foot, they hosted a light dorm a fun place to live. breakfast on the first day of Thank You: Kelli classes. On Halloween they Chapin, Beth Clemmey, put on the Haunted House Cathy Felder, Jenn Meuse, which 250 people attended. Jenn Morehouse, Amy PuIs, In addition to the Murder Michelle Procopio, Theressa Mystery, which residents had Risdal, Melina Tomczyk, to fi nd out who killed "Lynne Deanna Webster and Lynne Payson" the Resident Direc­ Payson-Resident Director. tor. Second Semester the R.A.' s hosted a Beauty Night To••••••••••••••• the right: Regina Gaeta and Liz Motte at "Beauty Night"?!?

Above: Vanessa Engels, tye-dying! ?

To the upper right: The RA staff is supporting the Class of 1998. "They just keep on , keep on, keep on doing it RIGHT!"

To the right: Jennifer Robinson, Katie Papuga and Jenn Meuse decorating a bulletin for the bulletin board contest.

To the bottom right: The 5th floor Christmas party.

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Junior Class Officers

Junior class officers. President: Cara Murtagh, Vice President: Heather Maxwell, Secretary: Katie Papuga, and Treasurer: Deb Fitzgerald. To the left: Lisa LaVorgna mak ing herself a gingerbread house.

Below: Theressa Risdal and Lynne Payson share a happy moment at the semi .

Above: Melissa Tremblay sharing with us her cast.

Above and to the left: Kirstin Baney enj oy­ ing the sun.

To the left: Kati e Papuga, Heather Martin, and Deanne Webster enj oying their dinner.

Different Times 0 35 Junior Ring Ceremony

October 14, 1995

The class of 1997 celebrated the Emmanuel College's traditional Ring Ceremony of Saturday, October 14, 1995. During this family weekend celebration parents and friends gathered in the Emmanuel Chapel to listen to up­ lifting words spoken be Sr. Carolyn Caveny, an adminis­ trator and friend in the Emmanuel community. The stu- dents were joined by their sponsor which were either graduates of Emmanuel or current seniors at the college. The sponsor help to keep the "circle of Emmanuel tradi- tions", and the Emmanuel ring is what symbolizes the circle. Sr. Pat McSharry concluded the ceremony with the blessing of the rings. The class of 1997 and their sponsors posed for the photographs on the front steps of the chapel in order to capture the moments of the special day.

Above: Michele To rres and Djidji Daniel stand with their sponsor at the end of the ceremony.

36 e5 Different Times To the left: Missy Miner marching out of the ceremony with her sponsor.

Below: Sr. Carolyn Caveny reads the plaque to the Class of 1997.

Above: Kelli Chapin and her sponsor observe the action to their right.

To the right: Khrystal DeHate enjoying the moment.

Different Times 0 37 Below: Miyuki Nakahara demonstrating a International Japanese flower arrangement. Night

December 5,1995 On December 5, 1995 the Marian Hall dining area was filled with many students, staff, faculty, and guest all eagerly awaiting to see what the evening entitled. Every year many stu­ dents and groups gather together to formally share their culture with Emmanuel College. Together, both the audience and performers, experience the different dances, poems, and food that depicts ones culture. It's an evening that everyone highly enjoys because of the education that ones gets through such great entertainment

Above: Taryn Collins representing her native country South Africa.

Above and to the right: Betsy Velazquez as she dances for the crowd.

To the lower right: Fanny Nicheva representing her native country Bulgaria.

38 e5 Different Times To the right: Another happy face of the evening.

Below: The Emmanuel singers.

Above and to the left: Kyoko Noda representing Japan.

Above and to the right: Subitha Wijayaratnam performing a dance.

To left: The group represents both the Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico.

Different TImes 0 39 Belo w: Wishing the "Saints" good luck in the NCAA tournament. Campus Ministry COn October 15,1995, twenty five Emmanuel students, joined by boy­ friends and mothers, participated in the Jane Doe Walk For Women's Safety °Spring Retreat at Wells Beach Emmanuel Students enjoy a weekend retreat in Wells, Maine. Good food! Good times! Great Spirit! °Students faculty and staff gathered to suport and send good wishes to the "Saints" as they leave for NCAA Tour­ nament.

Above: Emmanuel, strong supporters in the Jane Doe Walkfor "Omen's Safety.

Above and to the right: Emmanuel students relaxing during a weekend retreat.

To the right: More students enjoying the retreat in Wells Maine.

40 @Different Times ---- Below: Mollie Wieser thinks quickly during practice. TENNIS 1995 This year the Athletic Department hired coach Rick Nelson, a passed tennis player, to coach the Emmanuel Saints. In his first season at Emmanuel he lead the team to an overall record of five wins and six loses. The Emmanuel Saints ended their season in the confer­ ence with two wins and four loses.

Emmanuel College Saints Tennis 1995 Sept. 18 -A- Simmons College 20 -A- Gordon College 22 -H- 23 -A- St. Joesph College (CT) 28 -A- Wentworth Institute of Technology 30, -H-

Oct. I -A- Albertus Magnus 10 -A- Emmanuel Saints Tennis: Christine Barrett ( Sports Informational Director), Catherine Brenner, Briana Brundage, Sarah Caprio, Heather II -H- Donovan, Lenira Dosreis, Sarah Duffy, Rick Nelson (Head Coach), 13 -H- Eva Pizarro, Mollie Wieser. 19 -A- Regis College ••- V/./O" .'L._·_... ~ _; LE.. .______-' ~ .. .. ______, YBALL.... __ ... __ __ ...... ___ ~ _ .... ______' . 19.;.r ;95_ ~ .. ' Highlights of the Season: Senior setter Olympia Ming was named to the all-tournament teams at the Atlantic Union Tour­ nament and the Clark Invitational Volleyball Tournament. Olymipia Ming was also named to the New England women's volleyball Associa­ To the Right: Patricia tion Tournament of which only the top Gardiner starting the game. twenty-four senior players in the New Below: The team England area are selected. taking a break. Sophomore tri-captain Patricia Gardiner was named Great Northeast Athletic Conference Player of the week in volleyball for the second time this season. She was also named to the all­ tournament team at the Atlantic Union Volleyball Tournament. Joe Seid, head coach of Emmanuel's volleyball team, captured his lOOth victory October 24, 1995 as the Saints beat Atlantic Union College 15-8 and 15-4. Seid, in his sixth season as head coach, has compiled a career record of 101-68.

Emmanuel College Saints Volleyball 1995 Sept. 15 -H- Albcrtus Magnus 16 -A- US Merchant Marine Academy US Coast Guard Academy 19 -H- 20 -H- Salem State College 21 -A- Daniel Webster College 24 -A- Atlantic Union Tournament 25 -A- Regis College 28 -A- Bridgewater State Oct. 3 -H- UMass Boston 4 -H- Endicott College 5 -A- Worchester State Wentworth Institute of Technology 7 -A- Tournament 9 -A- Rivier College 10 -A- Western 12 -H- St. Joseph College (CT) Fitchburg State College 17 -A- Simmons College Emmanuel Saints Volleyball: Kai Anderson, Christine Barrett 19 -A- (Assistant Coach), Chris Bianchi (Trainer), Emily Borden, Djidji 21 -A- US Coast Guard Tournament Daniel, Patricia Gardiner (Captain), Kenya Gilmore, Yiu Lee 24 -A- Atlantic Union College (Assistant Coach), Leslie Michener, Olympia Ming (Captain), Nicki Ftaminghan State College Morrison (Captain), Michelle O'Connor, Joe Seid (Head Coach). 25 -A- Wellesley 28 -A- Great Northeast Athletic Conference Tournament Different Times 0 43 Midnight Madness

October 15, 1995 The "Night of Madness" began with teams playing volleyball. T­ shirts were given away tliroughout the night to the winners of the shooting contest. Music echoed in the background setting the mood while everyone awaited midnight. The dance team made their debut in a two song show. At midnight eacli player on the Emmanuel Saints basketball team was introduced. They kicked off the season with a scrimmage against each other. Fans and the team showed their support, spirit and pride in the Emmanuel AthletIcs at Midnight Madness.

Above: Jessica Cabrera oversees the shot.

Above and to the right: Etta Henderson doing the "Electric Slide ".

To the right: Going,

To the right: Everyone cheers Lenira Dosreis on as she aims for the hoop.

To the far right: Leslie Michener making her foul shots .

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44 e5 Different Times DANC.E TEAM 1995

This is the Dance Team's first year here at Emmanuel College. These young women work hard to support the Saints through thick and thin. Not only do these ladies keep the spectators in a lively mood during the game, but they placed second in the Emmanuel College cheerleading com- petitions on November 12, 1995 held a Boston College High School. Go ladies! !

To the left: DjiDji Daniel Above: The dance team performing at the dance teams debut cheering on the Emmanuel College Saints at Midnight Madness. Emmanuel Saints. Dance Team 1995

Nov. 18 -H- Tap of Tournament Bloomfield College vs . R.P.I Emmanuel College vs. John Jay 19 -H- Consolation Game Championship Game 21 -H- Bridgewater State College 28 -H- 30 -H- Daniel Webster College Dec. 7 -H- Endicott College 9 -H- Westfield State College Jan. 20 -H- Western New England 27 -H- 28 -H- Middlebury College Feb. 13 -H- Pine Manor College Emmanuel Saints Dance Team: Kai Anderson, Julie Bernick, Pamela Burns (Coach), Yvonne Cintron, Toneka Cribb (Captian), Regins Davis, DjiDji Daniel, Mary Edwards (Manager), Kenya Gilmore, Leslie Michener; Jaliz Poupart, Chantal Soufrant (Captain), Amy Souval, Debbie Yonally.

• Different Times 0 45 BASKETBALL TEAM 1995

Mandy Price Jessica Cabrera Tiffany Howell & Eda Henderson

Emmanuel College Saints Basketball Team 1995

Nov. 18 -H- Tap of Tournament Bloomfield College vs. R.P.I Emmanuel College vs . John Jay 19 -H- Consolation Game Championship Game 21 -H- Bridgewater State College 28 -H- Albertus Magnus College 30 -H- Daniel Webster College Dec. 7 -H- Endicott College 9 -H- Westfield State College Jan. 20 -H- Western New England Emmanuel Saints Basketball: Brisa Baron, Jessica Cabrera 27 -H- Norwich University (Caption), Patricia Gardiner; Dionne Greenidge, Etta Henderson, 28 -H- Middlebury College Erica Houser; Tiffany Howell, Arthur Howell (Assistant Coach), Mary Feb. 13 -H- Pine Manor College Kalich (Assistant Coach), Mandy Price, Eva Pizarro, Sheree McClain (Assistant Coach), Paula McVeigh, Jessica Napolitano, Marlene Neal, Katie Sullivan (Manager), Sharonda White (Manager), Bernice Wesley (Assistant Coach), Mollie Wieser; Nicholya Williams, and Andrew Yosinoff(Head Coach/Athletic Director).

" •• I To the left: Brisa Baron

Below: Eva Pizza and Molly Wieser

Above: Group effect, Everyone say cheese!!!

To the right: PaulaMcVeigh and Brisa Baron

Different Times Athletic Dep:artment

Authur Howell Mary Kalick Assistant Basketball Coach Assistant Basketball Coach

Sheree McLane Assistant Basketball Coach

Bernice Wesley Andrew Yosinoff Assistant Basketball Coach Head Basketball Coach/ Athletic Director

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Senior class officers. President: Pam Bellamy, Vice President: Chrissa Sarhanis, Secretary: Gina Devivo, Treasurer: Nicki Morrison. To the left: Nicki Morrison and Gina To uissant "Clambake 1995".

Below: Meg Lowden at the pump.

Below: Cathleen Smith and Cindy Hebert "Smile and Say Cheese. "

Above: Stephanie LaRoche and Alaine Bettencourt getting ready f or afun night out. To the left: "The Gang" Sophomore Christmas sem!formal pre-party. b Different Times ,) 1 51 • To the right: Lynne Payson, Krystin Strules, Rose Marie Margo & l en Kitchin singing their hearts out.

Below: l en Morehouse, Alaine Bellencourt & Maggie Sullivan making a snowman.

Above: Stephaine LaRoche, Chrissa Sarhanis, Sandra Beattie, Kristen Tozza, l en Morehouse & Maura Bradley hanging out Freshman year.

To the right: Sandra Beattie, Melissa Reinsant & Kristen Tozza at the annual Sacco River trip .... "What is so interesting? "

To the right: Mary Feagan and Pam Bellamy during Family Weekend 1995. 52 e5 Different Times jennefer Aquavia Management & Minor: Women's Studies Thank you Mom and Dad for everything and I love you! To Paul XO. CS, RM, KS, MT, AD, JR, JF, and especially my roommate Kitch its been a blast but the real excitement is just beginning. Good luck to all.

Shayne Amaral Sandra Beattie

Rachel Belsito

Pamela Dianne Bellamy Alaine Marie Bettencourt De .. elopmental Psychelogy Business Management! Health Care Administration Thank you to my mother and my family for believing in me. Remember I would like to give a special thanks always "In diversity there is beauty to my mom and dad (or all their and strength ... diversjty makes for a support, to J:ri~Jor being a true friend rich tapestry and we must understand and motivator, to Steph for b$g a that all the threads o(the tapestry are great roommate and to the great equal in value no matter their color." friends I've made who gave me some -Maya Angelou of the best memories of my life. (you know who ou are.) Different Times .) ' 53 • Tomeka Cribb Business Communications "This distance is nothing .. .it's only the first step that's important." -M. duDerrand

THANX MOM AND DAD, FAMILY AND FRIENDS FOR YOUR SUPPORT - KEEP IT REAL 4EVA TC

Amy Therese Capoccia Ana Maria Cuesta English/ Communication Arts Educational Studies - To my family: thankyou for being my Concentration History most faithful supporters. You have been my foundation - you believed in What lies behind us and what me which helped me to believe in myself. I love you all more than I can lies before us are tiny matters ever express! compared to what lies within us. -Emerson "Ask and it will be given to you; seek and you will find; knock and the door will be opened to you." -Matthew 7:7 Tinika J Dottin Health and Counseling Psychology

I can do all things through Christ, which strengthen me. (Phillipians 4:13) Thank you Heavenly Father! Much love, DOTTIN FAMILY, PASTOR WILLIAM AND LUELLA DICKERSON. KEEP RISING; LL, TC, ME, PV, 1L, MD, AS, CAMB.CREW!

Elizabeth J DiCarlo Denise Jeanne Douin English/Communication Arts Art Therapy What seemed like so far away is now so near.. It began as a feeling of "We don't know one millionth wonder and curiosity and changed as of one percent about I did. The opportunities that were anything." available to me shaped who I have become .. A strong, proud, and -Thomas Edison confident women. All my love and thanks goes to those who encouraged me, especially my parents, my real strength and support. Thank you.

Nikki Faria Elementary Educational Studies (Math Concentration) Thank you to my family for helping n;Le succeed throughout my college years. Thank you to John for being there.

Mary T Edwards Mary E Fegan Developmental Psychology Sociology

"If you can image it, you can achieve, it; if you can dream it. you can become Well. it's finally done and over it." -W.A. Ward with ... Now on to bigger and better things! Special thanks to my famUy & Special thanks to God. .. Mom & Dad ... & friends for their love and support... 1 all those who showed their support! couldn't have done it without you! LuvYa! Best of Luck to the Class of 1996!

Different Times 55 Una Forde

Catherine Anne Felder Religious Studies & Katharine Ann Freeman Developmental Psychology Thanks to my parents, sister G'ma,m, t&s-l love youL .. JT-Sir6:6 ... AM-SND! ... jP& PH -Beuller? .KM­ and my friends for listening to grape ... EM-WooHooL .. DO-my fav. me rant, whine, cry and laugh feministL ..GD-a hugL .. Sr Mary-"things my way through these four are really happening!" ... MEH&AW­ years. I couldn't have done it thanks a million for everything! alone without any of you! "Freeing yourself was one thing, claiming ownership of that freed self was another" -Toni Morrison Beloved

Potit~a Gianp.opoul~s Educational Studies/ English Communications

I would lit, to than\iPG, TG,t(pc. S6, JG, my friends, my professors, mY co­ workers, my students teachers, and all the other people in my life who gave me theirsupport~ l()ve, he\,n, and ~ncoura~nt. Thank you!!

Romina M Ghirlanda Sarah Gale Harwood Biology English/Communication Better late than never; Do I look Arts happy now? Nik, Cat and Kris - I My dad told me to surround myself With Jove you. guys. Tijank yoq~ my good pe9ple. He also tqlcl me, the only way I could ~Jakenadvan.f.ll.geo!, Is If wed teachers, Dr. Belanger, M&M, myself to:l>e taken adv;p1tage of. m mami, and God! .•. she told me everything would be To my mother, my father and all the good people in my life. thank you for making the four yeaI1!pf my EmmllJluel experience all eternal pia of my b~

56 Different Times Nelsy A Holmes Educational Studies Thank you Mom & Dad. I couldn't have done it without your love and support. Thanks to my good friends for all the good memories. Stay in touch and keep smiling!

Cynthia A Hebert Margaret Hynes Interdepartmenta!- Health Psychology Sociology/Political Science Good time in St.j's with Joy, Kae, "When you wish upon a Beth, Cathy and the 6th floor crew. star ... your dreams come true"! Therapy night. Luv you guys!! Thanks to RM and DL who also Never lose sight of your helped make this happen. dreams! A,M,G,S+E!! I couldn't have done this Thanks Mom, Dad, Nana, without you-all my love. always .. Grampa, Memere, Pepere - I "Such a long, long time to be gone love you! and a short time to be there".

Jennifer D Kitchin Political Science Some peQple,,!=pme into Qur li\i'f!& and stay for a whilero:id leave footprihts in our hearts. Whenever I feel myself fading I dose my eyes and realize my friends are my energy: JA, RM, KS. ]H. CS. MT, AD, El, BK. AW. Bumps-I love you! CCS+1-# 1, Lynne­ you're the best! I DO! Pullin a hairy! Thanks Mom and Dad, Patrick and Christopher­ Dreams do c

Yukiko Inomata Sociology, Minor-Wornen's Studies

"The forces that effect our lives, the Influences that mold and shape us are often, like whispers in a distant roqm, teasingly indistinct, apprehended only with difficulty.!! -Charles Dickens

Different Times 57 Stephanie R. 1. LaRoche Art Therapy This is not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end. But it is perhaps, the end of the beginning. -Winston Churchill. Thank you Mom, Dad, Ray, Ken, Lil, Camille and Donny.

Stephanie Lacour Dana Lawton jamica Nadina Love Experimental Psychology

I thank The Almighty God for blessing me, and for the success that I am now, and for the greater success that I will be in the future. Shout out to all my sisters and congratulations to class of '96!

Maria LoPilato Margaret Lowden Sociology Developmental Psychology "Don't be dismayed at Many thanks to my family and goodbyes. A farewell is friends for their love and necessary before you can meet support; Especially Mom, Dad again; and meeting again after & Claudio .. .I couldn't have moments or lifetimes is certain done it without you! for those who are friends." -R. Bach To my family, especially Mom and Dad, couldn't have done it without you. I love you. Rose Marie .. Magro Educational Studies/ Spanish "A ffiend is a gift you giVe yourself.» -JK, JA, JH, ]F, CS, MT, AD, RD &tStudles - You al;e the best!! CCS+ 1 forever. Payson­ NM!,Pulling a gairyl~amma, Papa, Stephan & Erica, Thanx, I love you. Jim, All my love.

Nissa S Lundgren Ana Maria Marino Sociology Biology with Concntration in Biochemestry "WJ1at would you attemp~to Thanks mom and dad for do, if you knew you could not this great opportunity that fail7" Many thanks and much you gave .me. It has been a love Dad, Harry, Mom, Harry, great xperience. Greg and Mac! Love you!

Different Times 59 Cassie Ann McIntire English Communications & Political Science (Interdisciplinary)

The more I live, the more I learn, the more I realize the less I know, each step I take, each page I turn, each mile I travel only means the more I have to go." -M Legrano & A. & M. Bergman

Heather Lee Martin Lynn Menard Art Therapy

It's time to move on, time to get going. What lies ahead, I have no way of knowing -Tom Petty Thank you Mom and Heidi and all my wonderful friends who were always there for me. Olympia Ming Biology Thanks to: Mom, Dad, Lisa & Moy for all their love & support; My fr ends & family for their words of wisdom; Yiu for his Jove & tolerance; and the Almighty God for his guidance! Best wiShes to all my Emma buddies, all Biology,M the Volleyball Team, and Con ions Class of '96!!

Suzanne Mendonca Sharon Nicole Morrison Sociology Political Science "The moment may be temporary but the memory is You are not here to witness this forever." gala event. So on behalf of you, I accept my achievements with my Thank you Mom and Dad, head held high. I dedicate these good friends and family. last four years to A.B. Morrison.

60 Q, (' J Different Times Jessica Napolitano

Tara Muscarella Deirdre I O'Shea English Communication Political Science

"I just stuck to what it was, Congratulations to the Class and eventually things come of'96! around." -Cyndi Lauper An Emmanuel woman is an educated woman. Good luck and thanks to everyone. Melissa Reinsant Rehab Psychology "Don't be dismayed at good byes. A farewell is necessary before we can meet again, and meeting again after a moment or a lifetime is certain for those who are friends." -Author Unknown Thank you Mom, Dad, Patrick and to all my friends who have made the past four years wonderful!

Amy PuIs Aimee Rocheleau

AlannaDenise Santos

Andrea M Sansone Chrissa Maria Sarhanis Educational Studies/ English/Communication Arts Spanish Andrea-Roomies 4 years. th~s for always being there. Mel-one more y~ar. Good luck! I want to thank everyone that helped Jen K, Jen A, Jen H, RM, KS, JG, I love you me through these last few years. guys thanks for the fun, the parties and most Special thanks to Mom and Dad and of all the friendships. Geoff-Thanks for all my dose friends. Special memories everything I love you! Mom, Dad, Mara, Jon -Turkey, Japan, Italy, EA, MT, NH, DW, thanks for the encouragement, support and NT,JP, PH. Jove you have given me. I love you!

62 Different Times Marianne Silk

Martha Siefken Cathleen M. Smith Rehabilitative Psychology Political Science Don't compromise yourself ... As you change yourself your all you've got." you change the way the -Janis Joplin world treats you. Love you Mom and Dad

Maurin, Marisa,:Beth &Betsey­ sure had some great times! Here's to manx more, and "Ohh, the places you'll go.» -Di. Seuss

Different Times 63 Kristen Ellen Tozza Sociology and Elementary Education "The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes but in having new eyes." -Marcel Proust Thankyou Dad, Mom, Karen, Jill and friends for your love and support.

Mary Charlotte Titsworth Marisa VanKirk Math and Secondary Education

"The universe is full of magical things patiently waiting for our wits to grow sharper" -B. Russell

Alexandra Volin Laksawan Wongworrakan Management. and Economics

I am who I am today thanks to my families guidance, support and above everything friendship. Gracias, Los Adoro

64 Different Times DEDICATION The members of the Senior Class and Editors of the Epilogue decided that this year's yearbook should be dedicated to the one person who is respected, loved and admired the most by many students and staff. Over her four years here at Emmanuel, Lynne Payson has coached the Emmanuel Saints Basketball team, has advised the Class of 1996 and Resident Hall Council, but most importantly in her position as Resi­ dent Co-oridinator, and Acting Resident Director. This year Lynne has added spirit, pride and enthusiasm into everyone's life at Emmanuel. This year, we felt the best way to thank Lynne would be in the following dedication. Lynne the students at Emmanuel would like to thank you for your outstanding dedication, enthusi­ asm and love for the students. Your helping hand and unique sense of humor has touched the hearts of everyone and has brought Emmanuel College a sense of commu­ nity. Through your hard work and support of programming you have brought a sense of belonging to campus. It's not often that we find a person who gives more that one hundred percent every day: who cares and who's heart is in everything you do. We hope you realize the positive influence you have on all students. Students and staff at Emmanuel commend your ability to advise with maturity and good humor at all hours of the day and evening. Lynne the students at Emmanuel respect, admire and love you! We thank you for being an excellent advisor, boss, role model and a friend. L~nne, you truly have built the finest 'community" Emmanuel will ever see and you deserve nothing less than to be thanked and honored for it. Thank You! You're the Best!!!!!!

Different Times 0 65 Senior Cap and Gown October 14, 1995

On Saturday, October 14 at 11 :30 am, families, friends, faculty, and staff, joined in the Emmanuel Col- lege "Senior Cap and Gown Ceremony". The ceremony is a traditional part of the college's "Family Weekend" festivities. The class of 1996 joined as a group in their "academic attire" (caps and gowns), in the chapel to be officially and formally recognized for the first time as the senior class of Emmanuel College. Motivational and enlightening words spoken by Maureen Ferrari, the Associate Dean of Advising and Retention, made the ceremony all the more memorable for the seniors and their families. As the chapel rang from sounds of the Emmanuel alma mater, the class of 1996 then processed out, to begin the journey of their senior year.

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The Senior Class at their best.

66 e5 Different Times To the left: Rose Marie Margo and lennefer Aquavia share a moment of laughter.

Below: lust one more picture.

Above: Gina DeVivo marching down the aisle. To the right: Meg Lowden and her niece after the ceremony.

Different TImes 0 67 Note from the Editors

Theressa Risdal and Alison Ward took on the responsibility of being the editors of the 1995-996 yearbook, in May of 1995, in order to preserve the academic year and events for all students, but especially the Class of 1996. Our work began in July as we traveled to Conneticut for a weekend of work­ shops and it was then that we developed the theme "Different Times." We felt this was the best way to describe the events, classes and changes that have occurred or would occur throughout the year. We set many goals on July 16-19th but the most important goal was that we would cover the year with excellence and that we would not settle for satisfactory material. As the year progressed we crossed many challenges yet achieved our goal by changing with the times. In the past Emmanuel has always had a spring yearbook and as we pushed to meet this deadline we realized in order to achieve our goal of covering the whole year with excellence that as time advances changes happen. We decided that we had to make a change in order to produce the best possible product. So, we decided to change with the times and to produce the first fall book. Along with "Different Times" comes a different book and we sincerely hope that our coverage of the 1995-1996 Academic Year is the most effective that has ever been produced. Lastly, editing and producing this yearbook has been full of various experiences and we would just like to thank the class of 1996 for trusting us with the honor of producing your final book. We wish all the members of the class of 1996 successful futures. Thank You!!! Theressa Risdal & Alison Ward

Thank You to everyone who gave us pictures and all those who helped in the produc­ tion process we greatly appreciate all your work and help. A Special Thanks to: Cathy Felder Susan Gifford Marie Gurry Peg Hynes Sarah Harwood David and Sandy Roth Lanabeth Toya With out your help the production of this book would never have happened. 68 e5 Different Times

5'lcademic 5'l{jairs

Susan 'E 'Barrett Patricia Joftnson, S'lIflJ :!acu[ty Secretary Vice President of 5l.cademic 5l.ffairs 5'lcademic 5'lffairs (cant 'dJ

,,- 'JI.(stncy '1\. 'J'.f9rtftrup Pat :Moore (jinny :Mu[[in 'Dean of Curricu[um 'Deve[opmenta[ Learning Coordinator off'I.2?j; LaG Specia[ist

'l(ay 'Tras f( :Mary 'E[[en 5l.ckf-rson Laura 'Brinf( 'Director of5l.cademic '1\.esource 'Direc tor of5l.dmissions 5l.dmissions Counse[or Center

70 e5 Different Times J'Lamissions (cant 'a)

Maura Conno{{y J2lnne Margaret Curran 'Bar6ara 'D Mitcfte{{ J2ldministrative Jlssistant for Systems Specia{ist ofJ2ldmissions Jlssistant 'Director ofJ2ldmissions

t7I f .. 'f) /1.umLSswns Gcant u. J2ldmissions

~y C[uE UlorKJ witfi tfie 5'Lamissions Office to sfiare tfieir e7(perience of f£mmanue! College witfi prospective stuaents tfirougfi campus tours.

J'Lamissions (cant'a)

Patricia 'l(esto 'Diana Signore{{o Sr Cardyn Caveny CSJ J2ldmissions 'R.f-cruiter J2ldmissions Counsef.or J2lcademic J2ldvisor

Different Times 0 71 .9Ldvisinp and 7?,etention{cant'd}

:Maureen .9l :Ferrari Sr :Mary 'T 'l(?{{efier Sfierry Lava{{e 5Lssociate 'Dean for .9lamissions Stuaent .9lavisor ana Instructor .9laministrative 5Lssistant to ana 'J?s-tention of Languages .9lavising ana 'J?s-tention .9Lrt 'Department

Sr 'El{en g{avin 'ITieresa :Monaco 'l(atfi{een sores Professor of .9lrt Professor of.9lrt 5Lss ociate Profess or of.9lrt

.9Lrt {cant 'd} 'Bio{OIiY 'Department "

C. 'Davia'ITiomas 'Dr .9lnn 'BeCanger g. 'Doug{as Cranaa{{ Professor of.9lrt 5Lssistant Professor of 'Bio{ogy 5Lssociate Professor of 'Bio{ogy

72 e5 Different Times 'Bia{agy (cant 'a)

'Bio{ogy C{ub hosts career nights, seminars, speakfrs ana gatherings for peop{e interestea in 'Bio{ogy.

'Bio[ogy C[uG

'Bia{agy (cant 'a) 'Business Management 'Department

~ Jea[ 'l(rwit 'Dr 'Be tte 'Weiss :Mirtfia Cris ostonw .9l.ssociate Professor of 'Biofogy .9l.ss ociate Profess or of 'Biofogy .9l.ssociate Professor of'Business :Managenunt 'Business (cant 'a) %eStuaent 'Business .9lssociation sponsors events refatea to the fieMs of 'Business Management, 'Economics, ana .9lccounting. 'Business .9l.ssociation

Different Times 0 73 'Business ana :Finance Campus Ministry

'l(aren (j 'R,pwe 'J?sI{pfi (jorrfon SrPat~~fiany, S~V Office Jlssistant anrf Casfiier '!lice Presirfent of:Financ e anrf Virector of Campus ~inistry Campus Ministry (cant 'a) 'Business Peace & Justice worR.§ to infonn our community a60ut socia{ issues and to offer programs in response to these issues.

Peace anrf Justice C{u6 Center for .9Lau{t S tuaies ! .9Lavising C.9LS! 'lJeans Office

'1(aziya :Fatt efi Jacquefyn V 5lrmitage 'Teny 'Wifco{. 'ECM 5lcarfemic 5lrfvis or Vean of5lrfu{t anrf (jrarfuate 5lrfministrative 5lssistant to Vean Programs of5lrfu{t anrf (jrarfuate Programs

74 @Different Times C5lIS1

.9/Iice M ~ohan 'Tara 'E Mahar 'EC.9IP Program 'R.f,presentative System Specialist 'EC.9IP Program 'R.f,presentative Cfiemistry 'Department Counsefing ana j{ea[tfi Services

'Bara6ara 'l( 'Eaton S?{JJ 'l

Linda Jupefa ~e£i;c 'D .9/.rroyo Sandra Capriu[o 'Director of Counsefing Senior 'Devefopment and 'Director of.9/.[umna e 'R.f,[ations .9/.dmissions Officer

Different TImes 0 75 'Economics/ Management f]}epartment 'Eaucation f]}epartment

Sr Joyce 'l(fioury Particia :Mc'J{a{{y, pfi'D .9Issociate Professor of 'Economics .9Issistant Professor of'Eaucation .9Issistant Professor of'Eaucation ana :Management 'Eaucation {cont 'a) 'Eng[isli f]}epartment

Sr :Mary O':Ma{{ey, S'J{'D 'Dr Jerry Steven 'B{oom 'Director ofStuaent 'Teacfiers .9Issociate Professor of 'Eng{isfi .9Issociate Professor of 'Eng{isfi 'Eng[isli (cont 'a)

:Mary :Mason Lisa:M Stepanski Professor of'Eng{isfi Instructor of 'Eng{isfij 'Director of J'irst Year Writing Program

76 e5 Different Times 'Eng[isfi (cont 'rf]

5'Lavocate staff sefects, eaits ana pu6{{shes 'Emmanuef Co{{ege's Literary Magazine each :ra{{ ana Spring Semester.

1inancia[.9Lirf

'Tonia :M (joMing Pi{ar Latorre .9lrfyn Sancnez Si{va .9ldministrative Jlssistant of Instmctor ofSpanisn Jlssistant Professor of J"oreign J"inancia{ .9lid Languages t;irarfuate Programs in Ministry

Sr C{audia r.B{ancnette, S7\['D 'Dr :Mary 'E J-Unes, S7\['D JonnCusac( Jlssociate Professor Pastora{ Professor of%eofogy Jlssocaite Professor of:;{istory :Ministry/ Coordinator 'Uroan Parisn Program Different Times 0 77 :Human 7?esources Office

Sr 'Estner 'MacCartny Saf{y 5l.rcner (j :Ferreira !7Iss ociate Profess or of j{istory j{uman 1(esources !7Issistant 'Director of j{uman ~sources In{onnation'Tecfino{o9Y Instructiona{ 'Tecfino{o9Y

II:f 'Denis'D James 1('Werner 'Marie 'E (jurry 'Director of Information 'Tecnno{ogy Information System 'Manager 'Director of5l.cademic Computing Intemationa{ PTOfJrams LiGrary

~nee {oayza-'Dame1lJi f£{iza6etn'Mc'Jl£amara 5l.{ison 'Boutaugn !7Issociate 'Dean of Internationaf 'Director of Intersnips anti Career Circu{ation Coordinator Programs 'Deve{opment

78 @Differe~ Times Li6rary (cant 'd)

Patricia Jiatcfi 'JI(jco{e (jai{ Jienning Seriafs Li6rarian 'R,sference ancf Correction 'lJirector of Li6rary 'lJevefopment Li6rarian Li6rary (cont 'd) Matfi 'Department

'Tracey Li66y Joanne'R,sn S r Patricia 0 ''Brien, S'J{'lJ :Media Coorcfinator 'Tecfinica{ Services Li6rarian .9tdJunct ;Jacu{ty :Matfiematics/ Systems .9tna{yst - ;Jinancia{ .9ticf Matfi (cant'd)

Steven S teinsa{tz Jeanne'Tru6ef( .9tssistant Professor of :Matfi .9tssistant Professor of :Matfi

Different Times 0 79 :Music & Speech Communications 'Department eyfie 'Emmanuef Co{{ege Sing­ ers peiform at various co{{ege cefe6rations and put on a concert eacfi semester.

'Emmanuel Singers

:Music!Speech (cant 'a) Nursing 'Department

Louise Casfi '}-Men 'E Jtfiearn, 1('J{, '.MS, C5 '.Mari[yn 'E :Forrest Professor of '.Music and Speecfi Instructor of'J..&-rsing / 5Usistant Professor of 'J..&-rsing Communication Psycfio{ogy 71ursing (cont 'a) Phi[osophy 'Department

'Dr Joan '.M'RJley 'Dr 'R.F-ymond'Devettere 5Usociate Professor of:t{ursing Professor of Pfii{osopfiy

80 e5 Differe~ Times Pfii[osopfiy 'Department Political Science 'Department Purcfiasing

'Dr 'Dr Lenore 'Martin Professor of Plii{osopliy Professor of PoCitica{ Science Presiaent's Office

!lLEEy 1(ust 'Drosdzai Sr Janet 'Eisner, S'JI.['D Caro{ 'Wei{er 'K!ems !lLdministrative !lLssistant to tlie President !lLssistant to tlie President President Psycfio[ogy 'Department

Juditli rr 'Dwyer 'Dr Carson Jolinson 'Micliad S t.C{air !lLssistant Professor ofPsyclio{ogy Professor of Psyclio{ogy ProfessorofPsyclio{ogy

Different Times 0 " Pu6fic 7?,dations

100naa Cool( 5tnne 'l\gna{e 'Braa Johnson Pu6fic 'l\g{ations Specia{ist 'Director of Pu6{ic 'l\g{ations J/.ss ociate 'l\ggistrar 7?,ejJistrars Office (cant 'a) 7?,diJJious Stuaies tlJepartment

'Dianne Po{izzi 'Dr 'Rjcharrf J 'Beauchesne 'l\ggistrar Professor of'l\g{igious Stuaies 7?,diJJious Stuaies (cant 'a) 7?,esiaence L~{e

5tnn 'l( 'Wetheri{t Lynne Payson J/.ssistant Professor of'l\g{igious 'l\..esiaent Coorainator/ 5tcting Stuaies 'l\gsiaent 'Director of S t Joseph J{a{{ ----.,-______. 82 e5 Different Times 1(.9Ls inSt .9Lnns work... with resitfent stuaents in the 'E1.S program to buiM commu­ nity through programming ana support. 2\.esident Jlssistants: S t Jl.nn J{a{{: (in circu{ar motion) 'Dorian 'Baucum, :J.fstSy J{o{mes, Jennifer 'R.pbinson, Xia'ITiai, and JI.{e?\f1ndra 'l/ofin.

1(.9Ls in St Joes work... together to buiM community through programming ana assisting in uphoMing poficies in the resitfence har[ 2\.esident Jlssistants: St Joseph J{a{{ - (front row) '.Micfief{e Procopio, '.Mefina 'Tomczyl0. Jenn '.Meuse, (bacf( row) Jenn '.Morehouse, 'Deanna 'Webster, Jl.my PutS, Cathy:FefrIer, Xf-{fi Chapin, 'Beth C{emmey, and'ITieressa 2\.isda{ Socio{ogy 'lJepartment

'Dr 'Britta :Fischer Sr '.Mary Johnson, S'J\['D 'Dr C{aire Lang Professor ofSocio{ogy Jlssociate Professor ofSociofogy Jlssociate Professor ofSocio{ogy

Different Times 0 83 Student Life

Jufie Cantre[[ Sr 'Eaie 'Da[y, S:A(JJ Susan (jifforri Ylaministrative 5Zlssistant of 'Dean ofStua ents Coorriinator ofStuaent Ylctivities Stuaent Life

c.c. organizes socia{ activities ana meetings to provic£e commuter stuaents with a support system ana a source of information.

Commuter Counci[ -Ylmanaa Ciwre[[a, :fI/flncy Lyncfi, ana'l(jm (ja[[agfier

'E.Yl.c. work§ to raise consciousness of ana invo{vement in activities which benefit the worM arouna us.

'Environmanta[ Ylwareness C[u6

84 e5 Different Times Stuaent Life (cant'a)

J{ue{{as proviaes support ana socia{ interaction for Latina stuaents tlirougli socia{ ana eaucationa{ programs wliicli ce{e6rate tlie many cu{tures representea 6y its mem6ers.

J{ue{{as: (6ac{(j :Fernanda 'Baptista, Lenira 'Dosreis, Linda 'Bari, Cfrery{ Padi{{a, (midd{e) 'Daisy 'R,pman, Linda ~Ivarado, (front) 'Betsy Ve{azquez, Jennifer Ventura, and'R,psa Ortiz

S (jJl 'E~ecutive tBoara mem6ers represent tlie tracfitionaf-agea stuaent 60ay in an officia{ capacity ana proviae a communication fint among tlie stuaents, facufty ana acfministration.

Student (jovernment ~sociation 'E;cecutive 'Board: (front row}rrinit<:g 'Dottin, 'J(risten fJ'ozza (6acf(Tow) LInda [{eary, '}(f{{y %ontiero, 5l.nn'R,pcfre

S. .L.Jl.c. coorainates aiversifiea eaucationaG cu{turaG socia{ ana recreationa{ events for tlie 'Emmanue{ Community.

Student Life 5l.ctivities Committee -Jen J{arris, %e{issa 1\!-insant, Jen 'l(jtcfrin, and Susan (jifford (advisor)

Different Times 0 8S * SENIORS * SENIORS * SENIORS *

86 e5 Different Times * SENIORS *

Different Times 0 87 June 16,1996 Below: Rose Marie Margo and her date Jim. Commencement Ball

very year the senior class -...-_ ends their four year experience at the annual Commence­ ment Ball. This year the ball was held at The Veronique, on May 16,1996, from eight to midnight. The majority of the tradi­ tional undergraduate students attended. The music was great and everyone had a blast!

88 -J. "J Different Times To the left: Nikki Morrison, Chrissa Sarhanis, Pam Bellamy, and Gina DeVivo (The Senior Class Officers) awaiting for an evening offun.

To the far left: Kristen Tozza and Lynne Payson "Are you having fun yet?"

Above and to the right: Charmaine Thomas and Mary Edwards; "Girls just want to have fun! "

To the left: Faculty over looking while the girls are having fun.

Different Times 0 89 May 17, 1996 Below: Mary Titsworth performing for the crowd. Baccalaureate Mass

This years Bacca­ laureate Mass was held on Friday May 17, 1996. Many graduates, family, and friends gathered at five o'clock for a beautiful mass lead by father Jerry Hogan. After the Mass, many of the graduates received academic honors. Jen Aquavia and Kristen Tozza pre­ sented the class gift. After the ceremonies many gathered for a re­ ception in Marion Hall.

90 e5 Different Times To the left: Father Jerry Hogan speaks to the cro wd.

To the left: Denise Douin sharing with us her accomplishments.

To the left: Amy Puls singing her heart out.

Different Times 0 91 May 18, 1996 Below: Denis Douin and Sarah Harwood Graduation

On May 18, 1996, the Class of 1996, processed out on to the quad at 1 o'clock. Fol­ lowing the invocation by Sis­ ter Edie Daly and remarks given by the president Sister Janet Eisner, the class of 1996 listened to an inspirational speech presented by Kristen Tozza. In addition Mayor Tho­ mas M. Menino mayor of the city of Boston, was presented with an honorary Doctor of law. Also, William F. Connell, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Connell Limited Partnership was presented with an Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters. Following the ceremony family, friends and professors gathered on the quad to say their final good-bye's. Congratulations 'to the class of 1996!!!

92 e5 Different Times To the left: Sr. Janet and Amy Capoccia

To the far left: "The anticipation is just killing us. "

Above and to the right: Jenn Aquavia and Kristen To zza sigh in relief

To the left: Sr. Janet and Olympia Ming

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94 To: The Class of 1996 Congratulations on your achievements! The Junior Class wishes you much happiness in your future!! On wings of deeds the soul must mount When we are summoned from afar, Ourselves, and not our words will count, Not what we said, but what we are! -William Winter

This is your essence, Stephanie love, Mom and Dad L Melissa:

Four years have elapsed after the day you first got to Emmanuel. Day by day we have lived your experiences: laughing when you laughed, crying when you cried, giving you support across the miles and praying. Praying for this day to come true.

Congratulations Graduate ... and thank you.

The L6pez-Diaz Family ,' I

, I (\ I I Dear Missy, We gave you the roots and oh- how you soared!

With all Our Love, Pride, Mom, Dad & family

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Jen Hanson Jr. Bedford, MA Sarah Harwood Sr. Salem, MA Margaret Hynes Sr. Norwood, MA Jen McPhail Jr. Wakefield, MA Leslie Michener Fr. Burbank, CA Kelly Monteiro Jr. New Bedford, MA Maurin O'Grady Jr. Watertown, MA Theressa Risdal Jr. Barnstable, MA Deanna Webster Jr. Derby, NY

Head Coach: Carolyn Carr Assistant Coach: Cheryl Milligan

During the 1996 softball season the Saints led by Co-Captain's Theressa Risdal and Deanna Webster had an over all record of 10-10. In addition their record in the GNAC conference was 6-5. Congratulations to Jen McPhail and Jen Hanson who were selected to the GNAC Tournament All Tournament Team. This year the Saints softball team was comprised of only nine players, yet they still for the first time ever, ad­ vanced to the GNAC semi fi nals.

Different Times 0 99 On the evening of Wednesday Feb. 6, 1996, many residents gathered in the fifth floor front wing bathroom. Together they struggled to save Blueberry. The Blueberry Blueberry was among many other fish that resided in the St. Joseph's resistant hall. His Story home was room 510, he had two roommates Kelly and Lisa. Blueberry was a well cared for and well loved fish. However, on this particular night Blueberry slipped while Kelly was cleaning his bowl. Blueberry slipped and feel down the drain. At first Kelly did not know what to do yet one by one the crowd grew quickly. Kelly called the RA staff, the RA staff called local resident and then Susan Gifford and last but not least they called SECURITY. Unfortunately, Blueberry passed away before the rescue effort were complete for no one was able to unloosen the pipes. At 10:15 PM all gathered and had a memorial service for Blueberry. This tragic event brought together the students, staff, and faculty of Emmanuel College. To this day the fifth floor will never be the same. We will miss Blueberry dearly.

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