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Department Of Public Safety Ext. 5262

The Department of Public Safety is responsible for the safety of those who live, work, or visit the campus of Westfield State College. The department has three major components: Campus Police, Residence Halls Security Officers, and Student Security. The depart- ment is also responsible for the issue and sale of Parking Decals, other associated services, and for enforcing the parking policies of the college and the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. The department strives to have a close working relationship with students, faculty and staff, while also sponsoring crime prevention programs. Shuttles are provided to various parking areas, and there is an escort service available if desired. Officers are empowered to make arrests, and perform many of the services found at small, commu- nity police stations.

The DPS is located in the White House between Parcnzo and Bates halls.

Owl Express

The college has contracted with PVTA for a 40 passenger bus which will travel continually between Scanlon Hall and building 333, with periodic stops in South Lot.

Hours of Operation 8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. But do not get it confused with the PVTA RIO bus which will shuttle you to the center of town, or as far as the Holyokc Mall!

The Campus Shuttle vans are available after the Owl Express finishes for the day. Thej will transport you to and from South Lot and any of the Campus Residence Halls. M -F3:0OPM to 2:00 am.

Reading & Writing Center Ext. 5569

Parenzo Hall, Room 218

5334 George Layng, Director

5569 Sandra Torrance, Writing Consultant

5336 Beth Ann Rothermel, Associate Director

5412 Sharon Smith, Reading Consultant

The Reading and Writing Center helps students, staff, and faculty at

Westfield State College further develop their understanding of reading and

writing. Whether you're tackling a biology textbook, preparing to take the

Massachusetts reacher's exam, trying to understand Shakespeare's diction,

beginning an essay, polishing a resume, or developing a reading or writing

assignment for your class, come see us.

We're located in Parenzo Hall, Room 218. You can call us at 572-5569 to schedule a free, half hour appointment with one of our highly trained, friendly reading and writing consultants. Hours may vary by semester.

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Visit our web site at www.wsc.ma.edu

Division of Student Affairs

The mission of Student Affairs educators, partners in the college experience, is to collaborate with academic affairs professionals and others to promote student understanding of themselves, their relations with others, and their environment.

The office of the Vice President of Student Affairs (Ely 236) oversees the administration of such offices as the Campus Center, Career Services, Residential Life, Substance Abuse, Health Services, Public Safety as well as special services including College ID card operations, Judicial Affairs, The Owls Program, Veterans Affairs, the publication of the WSC Student Handbook, and the National Student Exchange Program.

Career Services Ext. 5206

The Office of Career Services (Lammers Hall) offers registered students and alumni a resource center for career guidance, occupa- tional exploration, job search preparation and employment referral. Call extension 5206 for assistance. The following people are there to help you. Maureen McCartney, Director Sharon King, Secretary

Junior Delgado, Staff Assistant and Career Counselor Bev Wilgus, Secretary

Residential Life Ext. 5402

The Department of Residential Life (Scanlon I Annex) is responsible for residence hall services, programs, and the overall manage- ment of campus residence balls. Residential life is also the home of the undergraduate student Orientation Program.

Health Services Ext. 5415

The office of Health Services provides medical care for students of Westfield State College. They also provide health information for the college community concentrating on wellness, prevention of illness, and counseling referrals. If you are not feeling well, stop by Health Services in the back of Scanlon Hall, or call ext. 5415. No appointment necessary.

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Nurses on duty: Monday-Thursday 8 am. - midnight, Friday 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Saturday 12 noon - 5 p.m., Sunday 4 p.m. - midnight Physicians on duty: Monday-Friday 10:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.

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Academic Achievement Center Ext. 5561

Academic advising is an integral pan in the success of a student's academic career. The Academic Achievement Center provides a warm and supportive environment for students to explore academic opportunities as well as to plot strategies for continued growth. The staff of the ACC has as its primary mission the growth and development of the student and places the upmost priority on the needs and concerns of the student.

Academic advising in the ACC is available to all students who have not declared a major and students with dual majors in Liberal Studies and Education.

Tutoring Ext. 5789

The Tutoring Center is operated by professional staff and supplemented with approximately 70 peer tutors. Academic assistance is offered in writing, study skills and matharnatics. Tutoring is also available in all areas of the college curriculum. The College also coordinates the provision of support services to students who are physically challenged and learning disabled.

The Tutoring Center is located in Wilson 235, Ext. 5789.

Counseling Services Ext. 5790

The Counseling Service Center helps students make the most of their education through psychological skill development and personal growth. We are concerned with the education of the "whole student" with the integration of learning and living. Besides working to reduce or eliminate problems that interfere with learning, we attempt to use the problems students bring to us to enhance their problem solving skills and their personal resources. The center offers short term counseling on an individual basis as well as group counseling. Your relationship with Counseling Services is confidential unless you give written permission for it to be shared or in certain life or death emergencies, or by a court order. Another important function of psychological counseling is referral. If someone else on campus or in the community can help you with your concerns, counselors will help connect you with that person or office.

Dr. Jacqueline R. Sheehan, Director Ms. Suzanna Adams, Assistant Director Mary Ann Roussi, Administrative Assistant

Lammers Hall Annex Extension 5790

Office of Substance Abuse Prevention (OSAP) Ext. 5790

The Office of Substance Abuse Prevention works in two ways for the campus. OSAP seeks to work with students to prevent alcohol and other drug problems, and to provide support for those students who have already developed a problem. As a part of the Counseling Center, OSAP offers individual counseling for substance related problems. OSAP works with cooperation from both Academic and Student Affairs in trying to change the campus climate concerning alcohol and other drugs. On going projects within the office include curriculum infusion, wellness management, and advertising for non-alcoholic programs on campus. The office is located with the Counseling Center, Lammers Hall Annex.

Student Support Services Ext. 5461

The mission or primary objective of the Student Support Services (SSS) program is to provide appropriate services to students in order to retain them to graduation. The program provides a network of workshops that support students in the areas of Math, Science, English as a Second Language, Critical Thinking in Reading, Developmental Reading and Study Skills, and Basic Writing. Counseling is also provided to support students academically, personally and in making career choices. Program staff are energetic and eager to help students succeed. Questions? Contact the Student Support Services program, Wilson Hall, Room C-215.

Dr. Kamal H. Ali, Director

Dr. William Thompson, Academic Coordinator

Debra K. Tynes, Counselor

Student Administrative Center Ext. 5218

The Student Administrative Services Center, which includes the Admissions, Billing, Financial Aid and Academic Records offices, was opened in June of 2000. This new, all-inclusive center was created to better serve the needs of the WSC students. We are located at 333 Western Avenue and look forward to serving you throughout the year. Call extension 5218.

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Visit our Web Site at www.wscma.edu

Campus Center

Sun 12:00 pm - 12:00 am, M - W 8:00 am - 12:00 am, Th. - Sat. 8:00 am - 3:00 am

The Campus Center is the community center of the college, for all members of the college family — students, faculty, administration, alumni and guests. It is not just a building, it is also an organization and a program. Together they represent a well-considered plan for the community life of the college. The Campus Center provides the services, conveniences and amenities the members of the college family need in their daily life and for getting to know and understand one another through informal association outside the classroom.

The Campus Center is part of the educational program of the college as well. It serves as a laboratory of citizenship training students in social responsibility and for leadership in our community. Through its advisory board committees and staff, it provides a cultural, social, and recreational program, aiming to make free time activity a cooperative factor with academic study. In all of its processes, the Campus Center encourages self-directed student activity, giving maximum opportunity for self-realization and for growth in individual social competency and group effectiveness. Its goal is the development of persons as well as intellects. The Campus Center serves as a unifying force in the life of the college, cultivating enduring regard for, and loyalty to, the college.

Academic Areas: Art Department - Arno Maris Gallery, College Library, Classrooms and computer labs, Communication Department, English Department - Theater Arts Program and Ely Lab Theater.

Administrative Areas: Fleet Bank ATM (cash dispenser), Follett Inc. bookstore and UPS delivery service, Sodexho Marriott food services - Subway sandwich shop & convenience store, Student Affairs Departments - Athletics, Judicial Affairs & Vice President of Student Affairs.

Student Areas: Commuter Council, Class Governments, Class of '03, '04, '05, and '06, The Campus Voice (student newspaper), Latino Association for Empowerment (L.A.F.E.), Massachusetts Public Interest Research Group (MASSPIRG), Student Government Association Executive Board, Executive Secretary and Student Senate, Student National Education Association (S.N.E.A.), Tekoa (student year- book), Third World Organization (T.W.O.), WSKB, 89.5 FM (student radio station).

Other areas located in the Campus Center are: Event and meeting space, Main Office, Service Window, Games and Recreation, and Vending.

Clubs/Organizations: There are over 50 clubs and organizations for students to join. For more informa- tion call the Student Government Association at extension 5429.

Sodexho Marriott Services offers a menu of dining options designed to meet the needs of the entire campus community. We offer a variety of menu choices in the Dining Commons, at the Corner Cafe, The Nest, Campus Center Subway and Wilson Taco Bell. We also offer catering services and will accommo- date student requests for boxed meals to go, "sick meal" orders and special dietary requirements. For additional information including hours of operation, please dial extension 5410.

The Book Store is located at the lower level of the Ely Hail-below the library. Your store manager is Cynthia Hamel. Please feel free to contact the Store Manager or any member of our dedicated staff to assist you with any questions or special needs you may have. Extension 5657.

Wellness Center

Monday - Thursday 7 a.m. - 9 p.m. * 8 Stairclimbers * 1 Rowing Machine Friday 7 a.m. - 7 p.m. * 7 Lifecycles * 1 Upper Body Cycle

Saturday 1 p.m. - 6 p.m. * 4 Treadmills

Sunday 4 p.m. - 9 p.m. * 3 Elliptical Trainers

• All staff members are certified by the American Red Cross in Community CPR and/or Standard First Aid.

• Fee per semester: Student $20 on bill, Faculty $35 *Subject to change.

Sports

Seventeen varsity teams compete in Division III of the NCAA, which emphasizes the involvement and impact of the athletic programs upon the participants rather than on satisfying the entertainment needs of the public. Since the status of any athletic team is not dependent upon gate receipts or other revenue, no team is relegated to the category of a "minor sport." In addition, no financial aid packages based on a student's athletic abilities are awarded in the NCAA Division III.

Westfield State College is also a member of the Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC), New England College Athletic Conference (NECAC) and the eight team Massachusetts State College Athletic Conference (MASCAC). Other MASCAC schools are Bridgewater State, Fitchburg State, Framingham State, MCLA, Mass Maritime, Salem State and Worcester State. Westfield State is well represented in the MASCAC, competing in 13 of the conference's 14 sports.

Varsity Intercollegiate Teams

Fall

Women's Cross Country Field Hockey Soccer Volleyball

Men's

Cross Country

Football

Soccer

Winter

Women's Basketball Indoor Track Swimming Cheering

Men's Basketball Indoor Track

Spring

Women's Softball Outdoor Track

Men's Baseball Outdoor Track

Intramurals

Westfield State College has a broad spectrum intramurals program designed to meet the needs of the diversified student enrollment. More than 30 programs are offered throughout the academic calendar year providing competitive and recreational activities to all students, faculty, administrators, alumni and staff. The Jim Banacos Cup is awarded to the male and female teams which accumulate the most points during the school year. More than 80 percent of students participate in intramural activities.

Intramural Activities at Westfield State College

♦Floor Hockey ♦Softball

*5-on-5 Basketball *4-on-4 Basketball *March Hoop La

*Golf ♦Billiards ♦Ultimate Frisbee *Tennis ♦Flag Football

♦Soccer ♦Indoor Soccer ♦Sand Volleyball ♦Volleyball ♦Candlepin Bowling

*Banacos Road Race *Basic Self Defense

Club Sports

*Ice Hockey

^Equestrian

^Boxing

♦Martial Arts

Facilities

Westfield State's outdoor facilities rank with the finest in the region. The baseball and softball fields are located next to Alumni Field, the site of many of the college's varsity and intramural competitions. The AstroTurf playing field has lights for night play and is encircled by an eight lane running track.

Other outdoor facilities include tennis, basketball and volleyball courts. Stanley Park, located adjacent to the complex, is also used by students and faculty for many recreational activities.

Indoor facilities include two gymnasiums and a swimming pool. The most popular facility is the health fitness center that measures 5,760 square feet and includes universal weights, free weights and aerobic stations.

Athletic Eligibility

To be eligible to participate in varsity athletics at Westfield State College, students must carry a minimum of 12 credit hours per semester, must pass a minimum of 24 credit hours per year, and must be in good academic standing and making reasonable progress toward a degree. Students on academic probation are ineligible for intramural competition.

Contact Persons:

Athletics Director: Kenneth Magadan Ext. 5406 Assistant Athletics Director: Nancy Bals Ext. 5515 Sports Information Director: Mickey Curtis Ext. 5433

Visit our web site at www.wsc.ma.edu

Did You Know?

As a new student, you'll learn a lot about Westfield State College. Here are some fun and interesting facts to get you started.

The Margin of Excellence

Ranked #1 among Massachusetts state colleges according to the Arthur Gelb

Study, "College tO School" (1998 data issued 2000):

■ Highest GPA earned by students.

■ Returning to the same college: 2.68.

■ Highest retention rate within the system: 89%.

■ Second highest rate of persistence at the same college, 1997-98: 77%.

42% of varsity athletes earned a 3.0 or better (spring 2001), and 36% achieved cumulative GPAs of 3.0 or better.

Rated fifth safest campus community in Massachusetts (and safest in the public

higher education System), [sourcerapbnews.com]

Rated first in Computer Information Systems and second in Computer Science

among the Massachusetts State Colleges [source: Board of Higher Education CIST report, 1999].

Distinctions

Largest residential population among the nine Massachusetts state colleges- 60% of undergraduates live on campus.

Largest Massachusetts college west of I-495.

Founded in 1838 as the first coeducational institution for teacher preparation in the nation.

One of only two state colleges in Western Massachusetts.

Only institution in New England offering the bachelor of science in Regional Planning.

Did You Know?

Attracts students from every county in the Commonwealth-the only truly statewide public college.

Participates in National Student Exchange with over 160 colleges and universities across the country.

All residence hall rooms wired for Internet access.

Alumni regularly honored for excellence in teaching regionally, and also nationally with such distinctions as the Sallie Mae First Class Teacher Award (Michelle Gandee '98) and the Disney Company American Teacher Award (Andrew Lucia '89).

Selected outstanding alumni:

■ Peter P. Laviolette Jr., Class of 1986, coach of New York Islanders (NHL) 6t former Olympian.

■ Paula Meara, Class of 1975, first woman metropolitan Chief of Police in New England.

■ Christine Zajac, Class of 1973, teacher featured in Tracy Kidder's best- seller, Among Schoolchildren.

■ Eduardo C. Robreno, Class of 1967, first Cuban-American federal judge.

■ Nettie Marie Stevens, Class of 1883, scientist who proved how chromosomes determine gender.

Workforce Development

80% of all Westfield State alumni live in Massachusetts.

Funds technology at a level higher than most competitors [source: coitegis corporation

report, 2001].

Top five majors lead to graduate school or professional career tracks: business, communication, criminal justice, education, and psychology.

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Windsor, VT Music, Swimming BRIAN ALDRED Randolph, MA Guitar, Music SARAH ALMEIDA Rutland, MA Drama, Music MARCI ANTANAVICA Leicester, MA Art, Dancing

GANIENE ASHMAN

Hudson, MA Photography, Music BRIAN BABIN Sutton, MA Fishing, Music KAYLA BANASZEK Swansea, MA Basketball, Softball BILL BARTLETT Lancaster, MA Camping, Fishing

Windsor H.S. Fine Arts

Boston College H.S. Communications

Wachusett Reg. H.S. Communications

Leicester H.S. Social Work

Assabet Valley R.T. H.S. Psychology

Sutton H.S. Psychology

Joseph Ease H.S. Sports Medicine

Nashoba Reg. H.S. Criminal Justice

NICHOLE BASSETTE

Ludlow, MA Ludlow H.S.

Art, Music Education

CAITLIN BATES

Harwich, MA Harwich H.S.

Creative Writing, Running Liberal Arts

ERIN BATESON

Andover, MA Andover H.S.

Ballet, Dancing Education

MARK BATTISTINI

Bridgewater, MA Bridgewater-Raynham H.S.

Track, Weightlifting Criminal Justice

JOSEPH BEAUDOIN

North Brookfield, MA Football, Weightlifting KATIE BENNETT " Dorchester, MA Dancing, Skiing DEANA BIRCH Ludlow, MA Cheerleading, Choir KELLI BISHOP Danvers, MA Soccer, Softball

MARISSA BLUME

Westwood, MA Animals, Skiing LEA BOLDUC Holliston, MA Piano, Fitness TYLER BOUDREAU Framingham, MA Business, Computers KATHLEEN BROWNLIE Nahant, MA People, Travel

N. Brookfield H.S. Criminal Justice

Boston Latin Academy Education

Ludlow H.S. Psychology

Danvers H.S. Education

Westwood H.S. Undecided

Holliston H.S. Sports Medicine

Framingham H.S. Undecided

Swampscott H.S. Communications

TIFFANY CALL

Greenfield, MA Volleyball, Shopping ANTHONY CALLAHAN South Grafton, MA Video Games, Paintball MAURA CALLAHAN Taunton, MA Animals, Volunteerism ANGELA CARCHIA Groton, MA Hockey, Softball

Greenfield H.S. Education

Grafton H.S. Communications

Coyle and Cassidy H.S. Education

Groton Dunstable Reg. H.S. Education

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CHRISTYN CAREY

Whitman, MA Whitman-

Honor Society, Student Gov't JOSH CARRIG Hingham, MA Music, Creative Writing AMY CARROLL Reading, MA Read

Art, Drama

AMY CHAMBERLAIN Woburn, MA Baseball, Music

Hanson Reg. H.S. Psychology

Hingham H.S. Education

ing Memorial H.S. Liberal Arts

Woburn H.S. Communications

ELIZABETH CHAPMAN

Planfield, MA Mohawk Trail Reg. H.S.

Cheerleading, Soccer LOUISE CHAPMAN

Springfield, MA Poetry, Running KERI CICCARELLI Webster, MA Basketball, Soccer LIAM CLIFFORD Dedham, MA Basketball, Tennis

Psychology

Science & Tech. H.S. Pre-Med

Bay Path Vocational H.S. Criminal Justice

Dedham H.S. Communications

GAL COHEN

Concord, MA Animals, Photography STEPHANIE COLLINS

Mansfield, MA

Choir, Creative Writing

JANNA COMEAU

Sharon, MA

Music, Politics

BRIAN COOPER

Chicopee, MA Chicopee Comprehensive H.S.

Band, Orchestra Accounting

MATTHEW COPELAND

Dalton, MA St. Joseph Central H.S.

Concord-Carlisle H.S. Pre-Vet

Mansfield H.S. Science

Sharon H.S. Music

Forensics, Running EILEEN CORRENTI

Westport, NY Dancing, Photography CAITLIN COSTELLO Reading, MA SADD, Track JOCELYN COTE Salem, MA Photography, Soccer

Criminal Justice

Westport Central School Criminal Justice

Reading Memorial H.S. Education

Salem H.S. Undecided

Danvers H.S. Sports Medicine

ADAM CRAWFORD

Ipswich, MA Poetry, Soccer SEAN CRON1N

Raynham, MA Bridgewater-Raynham Reg.

Basketball, Weightlifting Criminal Justice

BRYAN CROSBY

Danvers, MA Danvers H.S.

Camping, Soccer Communications

MATTHEW CURREN

North Attleboro, MA N. Attleboro H.S.

Skiing, Soccer Sports Medicine

STEPHANIE DA COSTA

North Attleboro, MA People, SADD DAN DALEY Needham, MA Photography, Skateboarding JOHN DAVID Plymouth, MA Forensics, Weightlifting MARIA DI GIOVINE Waltham, MA Music, Drama

N. Attleboro H.S. Education

The Carrol School Education

Plymouth North H.S. Criminal Justice

Waltham H.S. Psychology

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ANTHONY DI PAOLO

Beverly, MA Forensics, Soccer JASON DI PRIMIO

Tewksbury, MA Basketball, Football MATT DISSELL Falmouth, ME Track, Weightlifting KARA DOLEVA Shutesbury, MA Basketball, Softball

KERRI DONOVAN

Melrose, MA Softball, Swimming AMY DORSETT South Hadley, MA Crew, Dancing MEGAN DUFF Reading, MA Photography, Swimming CHET DZIVASEN Douglas, MA Basketball, Music

TYLER EBBIGHAUSEN

Hinsdale, NH Baseball, Soccer RICHELLE EDGE Franklin, MA Motorcycling, People KATHRYN EFFLER North Attleboro, MA Soccer, Tennis AMY EISENMAN Sharon, MA Volunteerism, Field Hockey

JAMIE ELMAN

Sharon, MA

Diving

JOHN FALLAVOLLITA

Sutton, MA

ROTC, Video Games

ANDREW FARRELL

Duxbury, MA Basketball, Soccer HOLLIE FAVARO

Norton, MA Skiing, People

LORA FEELEY

Springfield, MA

Music, Photography

JIM FINN

Weymouth, MA

Video Games, Snowboarding

DAVID FIRENZE

Belmont, MA

Baseball, Golf

MICHAEL FOLLIS

Feeding Hills, MA

RPG's, War Games

WILLIAM FRENCH

Douglas, MA Film, Music JESSICA FUDA Westfield, MA Reading, Volunteerism KRISTEN GARAND Weymouth, MA Photography, Tennis RYAN GARDINER Raynham, MA Baseball

Beverly H.S. Criminal Justice

Tewksbury H.S. Computer Science

Falmouth H.S. Criminal Justice

Amherst Reg. H.S. Business

Mt. St. Joseph Academy Education

South Hadley H.S. Management

Landmark School Business

Uxbridge H.S. Law Enforcement

Hinsdale H.S. Liberal Arts

Mt. St. Charles H.S. Education

N. Attleboro H.S. Management

Sharon H.S. Sociology

Sharon H.S. Psychology

St. John's H.S. Criminal Justice

Duxbury H.S. Marketing

Norton H.S. Education

Cathedral H.S. Education

Weymouth H.S. Criminal Justice

Belmont H.S. Undecided

Agawam H.S. Education, History

Uxbridge H.S. Communications

Westfield H.S. Education

Weymouth H.S. Journalism

Bridgewater-Raynham H.S. Management

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BETH GARFIELD

Brockton, MA Forensics, Softball DIANE GAUVIN Enfield. CT Cheerleading. Science DAN GERRISH Plymouth, MA Basketball, Tennis ERIC GIRARD Danvers, MA Skiing, Soccer

THOMAS GODFREY

Shrewsbury, MA Hiking, Video Games PENNY GOLDSTEIN Yorktown Heights, NY Dancing, Swimming BRITTANY GOODNOW Bernardston, MA Dancing, Soccer KEVIN HALL Worcester, MA Baseball, Track

Brockton H.S. Criminal Justice

Enfield H.S. Biology

Plymouth North H.S. Aviation

Danvers H.S. Sports Medicine

Shrewsbury H.S. Education

Yorktown H.S. Education

Mahar Reg. H.S. Education

Holy Name C.C.H.S. Criminal Justice

CHRISTINA HANKS
Somers, CT	Somers H.S.
Highland Dancing, Pipe Band Education
PETER HARNOIS
Taunton, MA	Taunton H.S.
Basketball, Video Games	Pre-Law
JESSICA HART
North Reading, MA	North Reading H.S.
Cheerleading, Honor Soci	ety Education
ELIZABETH HOGAN
Lynn, MA	St. Mary's H.S.
Basketball, Volunteerism	Social Work
BILLY JACKSON
Swampscott, MA	Swampscott H.S.
Basketball, Weightlifting	Mathematics
MIKE JACKSON
Foxboro, MA	Foxboro H.S.
Basketball, Guitar	Psychology
ALLISON JAEGER
Swampscott, MA	Swampscott H.S.
Skiing, Aerobics	Criminal Justice
PATRICK JAEHNIG
Quincy, MA	Archbishop Williams H.S.
Baseball, Basketball	Accounting
ANDREW JANUS
Holbrook, MA	Holbrook Jr. -Sr. H.S.
Band, Wrestling	Sociology
DANIELLE JOHNSON
Worcester, MA	Doherty Memorial H.S.
Animals, Photography	Graphic Design
MATT JOHNSON
Canton, MA	Canton H.S.
Baseball, Skiing	Business
BRIAN JONES
Hyannis, MA	Barnstable H.S.
Football, Skiing	Sports Medicine

RACHEL KELLY

Westford, MA DECA, Photography JACQUELYN KENT Scituate, MA Skiing, Soccer LAURA KINGSLEY Westboro, MA Volleyball, Snowboarding ANDREA KITTAY Sudbury, MA Music, Photography

Westford Academy Political Science

Scituate H.S. Education

Westboro H.S. Education

Lincoln-Sudbury Reg. H.S. Undecided

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KAYTA KOEHLER-RICE

Concord, MA

Basketball, Water Skiing

KRYSTAL KORZA

Northampton, MA

Softball

KIMBERLY KUZMESKUS

Suffield, CT

Dancing, Hockey

ROBERT LAILER

Chelmsford, MA

Golf, Volleyball

Concord-Carlisle H.S. Science

Northampton H.S. Undecided

Suffield H.S. Pre-Med

Chelmsford H.S. Criminal Justice

ANDREW LAMOTHE

Chicopee, MA Chicopee Comprehensive H.S.

Basketball, Music HEIDI LANE

Holliston, MA Cheerleading, Gymnastics MICHAEL LAWLOR

Marshfield, MA Basketball, Skiing THOMAS LAYMAN

Pembroke, MA Baseball, Basketball

History

Holliston H.S. Education

Marshfield H.S. Computer Science

Silver Lake Reg. H.S. Liberal Arts

Attleboro H.S. History

SARAH LE FRANCOIS

Attleboro, MA

Music, Swimming

JESSALYNN LEONARD

Hyannis, MA Barnstable H.S.

Camping, Cheerleading Accounting

ANNA-CHRISTINE LEONARDO

Warren, MA Quaboag Reg. H.S.

PAUL LE SAGE
Maynard, MA	Maynard H.S.
Football, Weightlifting	Education
MONICA LETOURNEAU
Worcester, MA	Holy Name C.C.H.S.
Aerobics, Swimming	Psychology
ANDREA LIMOGES
Attleboro, MA	Attleboro H.S.
Forensics, People	Criminal Justice
THOMAS LORE
Hadley, MA	Hopkins Academy
Basketball, Golf	Computer Science
JAMES LOUF
Peabody, MA	Peabody H.S.
Basketball, Snowboarding	Liberal Arts
JODI LUCAS
Ludlow, MA	Ludlow H.S.
Soccer, Student Gov't.	Education
DANIEL LUCIA
Windsor, CT	Windsor H.S.
Baseball, Football	Education
NICOLE LUSSIER
Charlton, MA	Shepherd Hill Reg. H.S.
Cheerleading, Gymnastics	Business
ASHLEY LYNCH
Harwich, MA	Harwich H.S.
Dancing, Skiing	Education

ADRIENNE MACCAFERRI

Plymouth, MA Plymouth North H.S.

People, Soccer Psychology

CRAIG MAC DONALD

Watertown, MA Watertown H.S.

Golf, Hockey Business

DAVID MACHNIK

Palmer, MA Pathfinder Reg. Vo.-Tech. H.S

Camping, Christianity Computer Science

WILLIAM MAGDALENSKY

Florence, MA Northampton H.S.

Computers, Track Accounting

LAUREN MAGHlNl

Bristol, CT

Art, Photography

EUGENE MAKOW1CZ

Easthampton, MA

Film, Guitar

MEG MANDELLO

Chelmsford, MA

Cheerleading, Weightlifting

MICHAEL MANISCALCHI

Southwick, MA Southwick-Tolland Reg. H.S.

Art, Guitar Music

Bristol Central H.S. Education

Holyoke Catholic H.S. Psychology

Chelmsford H.S. Communications

LYNN MARCOLINI

Milford, MA Dancing, Aerobics KELLY MAREK

Easthampton, MA

JOSEPH MARSHALL

Uxbridge, MA

Art, Film

JOSHUA MATTHY

Mendon, MA Computers, Music

SHAUN MAYNARD

Enfield, CT

FBLA, Guitar

LAURA MC CORMACK

Saugus, MA

Swimming

MARY MC CORMICK

Springfield, MA

Volleyball, Martial Arts

SHAWN MC CORQUODALE

Royalston, MA

Basketball, Track

Milford H.S. Liberal Arts

Easthampton H.S. Psychology

Uxbridge H.S. Marketing

Nipmuc Reg. H.S. Computer Science

Fermi H.S. Business

Bishop Fenwick H.S. English

Springfield Central H.S. Pre-Law

Athol H.S. Sports Medicine

LAUREN MC DERMOTT

East Bridgewater, MA Cheerleading, Dancing KATHLEEN MC KEE Longmeadow, MA Art, Dancing

MICHAEL MC LAUGHLIN Holyoke, MA Golf, Weightlifting JOHN MC MAHAN Wilmington, MA

LANE MESKEVICH

Russell, MA Business, Soccer AMANDA MOLHAN North Reading, MA Music, Drama KELLIE MOLONEY Waltham, MA People, Running CHARLES MONFETT Holyoke, MA Football, Weightlifting

RYAN MORASH

Lynnfield, MA Computers, Video Games JONATHAN MORRISON North Reading, MA Football, Science RYAN MULDOON Mattapoisett, MA Music, Skiing MICHAEL MULLEN Palmer, MA Bowling, Boxing

I. Bridgewater H.S. Psychology

Longmeadow H.S. Education

Holyoke H.S. Criminal Justice

Wilmington H.S.

Gateway Reg. H.S. Liberal Arts

North Reading H.S. Education

Waltham H.S. Criminal Justice

Holyoke H.S. Criminal Justice

Willow Hill H.S. Undecided

North Reading H.S. Sociology, Criminal Justice

Old Rochester Reg. H.S. Education

Palmer H.S. Criminal Justice

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SHANNON MURPHY

Walpole, MA Photography, Poetry BRENDA MYERS Enfield, CT Basketball, People SEBASTIAN NAPOLITANO Westwood, PA Chess, Computers HEATHER O'BRYAN Hudson, MA Photography, Volleyball

Walpole H.S. Education

Enfield H.S. Psychology

Westwood H.S. Computer Science

Hudson H.S. Communications

DAN O'CONNELL

Bridgewater, MA Bridgewater-Raynhom Reg.

Basketball, Skiing Criminal Justice

LAUREN O' HALLORAN

Marshfield, MA Marshfield H.S.

Dancing, Skiing Liberal Arts

COLIN O'HARA

Needham, MA Catholic Memorial H.S.

Guitar, Soccer Psychology

MICHELLE O'LAUGHLIN

Reading, MA Reading Memorial H.S.

Volleyball, Water Skiing Psychology

STEVE ORSZULAK

Springfield, MA Computers, Sports JULIA PAONE North Reading, MA Dancing, Soccer MATTHEW PAQUETTE Plymouth, MA Baseball, Weightlifting ERICA PARADIS Worcester, MA Languages, Math

CHRIS PARKER

Springfield, MA Camping, Football SHANNON PARKER Danvers, MA Basketball, People KYLE PASTORI Sheffield, MA Computers, Video Games JOSHUA PAUL Worcester, MA Guitar, Weightlifting

TIMOTHY PENNINGTON

East Longmeadow, MA Hiking, Skateboarding SARAH PERKINS Bedford, MA Forensics, Music TODD PERRAULT Pittsfield, MA Baseball, Soccer NICHOLAS PESCITELLI Westfield, MA Basketball, Soccer

BRIAN PETERSON

Maynard, MA Camping, Motorcycling LINA PIETRONIRO Springfield, MA East

Music, Volleyball ELIZABETH PIPONIDIS East Longmeadow, MA Dancing, Ballet DIANE POIRIER Lexington, MA Lexington

Art, People

Catheral H.S. Computer Science

North Reading H.S. Education

Plymouth South H.S. Science

Leicester H.S. Criminal Justice

Springfield Central H.S. Education

Danvers H.S. Computer Science

Mt. Everett H.S. Computer Science

Holy Name H.S. Education

East Longmeadow Computer Science

Bedford H.S. Education

Pittsfield H.S. Humanities

Westfield H.S. History

Maynard H.S. Criminal Justice

Longmeadow H.S. Sociology

East Longmeadow Psychology

Christian Academy Education

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MATTHEW PROVOST

Chicopee, MA Golf, Music MARK PUCHALSKI S. Deerfield, MA Baseball. Football SHANNON QUINN Granby, CT

JENNIFER RAHWAN

Westwood, MA Basketball, Dancing

CHRISTOPHER RANDALL

Northboro, MA Music, Tennis EMILY RANSOM Walpole, MA Dancing, Newspaper NICOLE RICCHIAZZI South Barre, MA Honor Society, Yearbook DANIEL RICHTON Longmeadow, MA Travel, Automobiles

MICHELLE RIZK

Walpole, MA Photography. Sculpture SETH ROBERTS Springfield, MA Baseball, Soccer CHRISTINA RODRIGUEZ Jamacia Plain, MA

KELLEY ROGERS

Arlington, MA Dancing, Snowboarding

JEFF ROSE

Dalton, MA Basketball, Football NATHAN ROSSI Worcester, MA Guitar, Photography HEATHER ROY Westfield, MA Animals, Camping CAITLIN RYAN Florence, MA Art, Languages

Chicopee H.S. Undecided

Frontier Reg. H.S. Criminal Justice

Granby Memorial H.S.

Westwood H.S. Education

Algonquin Reg. H.S. Psychology, English

Walpole H.S. Education

Quabbin Reg. H.S. Education

Longmeadow H.S. Education

Walpole H.S. Psychology

S.A.B.I.S.H.S. Education

Boston Latin School

Arlington H.S. Undecided

Wahconah H.S. Criminal Justice

Doherty Memorial H.S. Philosophy

St. Mary H.S. Education

Northampton H.S. Education

KEVIN RYNKOWSKI

Beverly, MA Baseball, Computers PETER SALOMONE Sharon, MA Film, Music

LINDSEY SANTANIELLO East Longmeadow, MA Dancing, Swimming BRIAN SCHACHT Wallingford, CT Football, Weightlifting

DANIEL SCHEPIS

Norton, MA Boxing, Military RICKY SENECAL Shrewsbury, MA Reading, Volleyball CAROLINE SHANNON Somerset, MA Art, Cheerleading MIKAELA SHEA KENNEY Walpole, MA Cheerleading, ROTC

Beverly H.S. Business

Sharon H.S. Communications

East Longmeadow Business

Sheehan H.S. Education

Norton H.S. Criminal Justice

Shrewsbury H.S. Education

Somerset H.S. Education

Hull H.S.

Nursing

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RYAN SHIMMON
Great Barrington, MA Monument Mtn. Reg. H.S.
Baseball, Basketball	Education
ALANA SIGNOR
East Windsor, CT	East Windsor H.S.
Drama, Music	Communications
JESSICA SILVA
Feeding Hills, MA	H.S. of Commerce
Music, Volunteerism	Criminal Justice
KATE SIMONDS
East Canaan, CT Housatonic Valley Reg. H.S
Basketball, Softball	Education
NATHAN SKIBA
Feeding Hills, MA	Agawam H.S.
Baseball, Camping	Communications
JENNIFER SKLAR
Needham, MA	Needham H.S.
Music, People	Management
SHANNON SLAVIS
Huntington, MA	South Hadley H.S.
Photography, Yearbook	Criminal Justice
MATTHEW SMART
Uxbridge, MA	Uxbridge H.S.
Crew, Tennis	Political Science
ANDREW SMITH
Quincy, MA	Quincy H.S.
Soccer, Snowboarding	Bus. Management
KIMBERLY SMITH
Way land, MA	Way land H.S.
Camping, Softball	History Education
REBECCA SMITH
North Attleboro, MA	N. Attleboro H.S.
Band, Music	Music Education
STEPHANIE SMITH
Feeding Hills, MA	Agawam H.S.
Animals, Environment	Science
RACHEL SMOLSKI
Burlington, MA	Burlington H.S.
Aerobics, Water Skiing	Education
JEFF SOMBRONSKY
Marshfield, MA	Marshfield H.S.
Motorcycling, Surfing	Liberal Arts
NICK SOWA
Belchertown, MA	Belchertown H.S.
Music, Hockey	Education
SHANE SUDOL
W. Milford, NJ	W. Milford Twp. H.S.
Hockey, Volleyball	Communications
ADAMTABAKA
Southampton, MA	Hampshire Reg. H.S.
AARON TAUSCHER
Easthampton, MA	Easthampton H.S.
Bicycling, Photography	Business
MICHAEL TEIXEIRA
Raynham, MA	Coyle-Cassidy H.S.
Baseball, Guitar	Education
ANDREW THOMPSON
Dartmouth, MA	Dartmouth H.S.
Baseball, Football	Criminal Justice
KATELYN TORRES
Burlington, MA	Burlington H.S.
Swimming, Travel	Education
PATRICK TOWNER
Rutland, MA	Wachusett H.S.
Golf, Guitar	Business
MARISA TROMPKE
Granby, MA	Granby Jr.-Sr. H.S.
Drama, ATV Riding	Education
JESSICA ULMER
Belchertown, MA	Belchertown H.S.
Choir, Poetry	Education

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KIMBERLY URBAN
Turners Falls. MA	Turners Falls H.S.
Animals, Piano	Business
STEPHANIE VAN GEYTE
Danvers, MA	Danvers H.S.
Art, Choir	Education
KRISTEN VARLEY
Holliston, MA	Holliston H.S.
Art, Dancing	Undecided
MEREDITH VARNUM
West Warren, MA	Quaboag Reg. H.S.
Music, People	Psychology
DANIEL VEALE
Ware, MA	Ware H.S.
Soccer, Paintball	Criminal Justice
LINDSAY VOLLMAR
Reading, MA	Reading Memorial H.S.
Animals, Art	Science
AMANDA WALLACE
Hudson, MA	Assabet Valley Voc. Sch.
Dancing, Art	Education
ILANA WALOVITCH
Framingham, MA	Framingham H.S.
Dancing, Hockey	Sports Medicine
ALYSON WALSH
Middleton, MA	Masconomet H.S.
Film, Softball	Sociology
HEATHER WENNINGER
Chicopee, MA Chicopee Comprehensive H.S.
Running, Track	Sports Medicine
RACHEL WHITE
Florence, MA	Northampton H.S.
Music, Animals	Education
SHANNON WILGA
Dudley, MA	Shepherd Hill H.S.
Drama, Guitar	Communications
BRETT WILLIAMS
Scituate, MA	Scituate H.S.
Animals, Music	Science
JEFFREY WILLIAMS
Carlisle, MA	Carroll School
Camping, War Hammer	History
LINDSEY WILLIAMS
Swampscott, MA	Bishop Fenwick H.S.
Orchestra, Swimming	Communications
MICHAEL WILLIAMS
Montague, MA	Turners Falls H.S.
Football, Golf	Liberal Arts
KATY WINTER
Rowley, MA	Triton H.S.
Basketball, Track	Management
MARK YOCIUS
Poquonock, CT	Windsor H.S.
Environment, Soccer	Movement Science

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KAITLYN CHAMBERS Waltham. MA NICOLE EMANUEL Marshfield, MA DAVID PAGEAU Charlton, MA

Art, Soccer Criminal Justice Creative Writing, Travel Liberal Arts Art, Music History

TASHA CLOSE Springfield, MA LAUREN MC CALL Norton, MA

Honor Society, Music Undecided Boxing, Crafts Social Work

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