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Richard D'Arbure fills the Awards Night hall with
majestic sounds..

Liz gets her Almond Joy (in a characature) at Awards
Night. *^

RCC well represented at the Student Leaders Con-
ference in Framingham.

Eyes on the Prize !

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Edith Nkechi Agudosi

Nursing

Gertrude Ngozi Ahamuefule

Nursing

Raymonde Alcindor

Business Administration

April Marie Alston

Early Childhood Education

Judith Alvarado

Executive Secretary

Agnes Prisca Andrew

Early Childhood Education

Kidane Negasi Asgodom

Liberal Arts

Jacqueline P. Ashby

Nursing

Elie Beliard

Business Management

Kattia Belizaire

Medical Secretary

Jeremie Bernadin

Computer Information Systems

Celion BonHeur

L.A./Pharmacy

Mirlaine Breton

Computer Information Systems

Karen N. Brigham

Biological Science

Veronica P. Burgher

Early Childhood Education

Maribel Buzeta

Medical Secretary

Carlos O. Castro

Accounting

Bruce Anthony Chandler

Accounting

Stanley I.
Chukwezi

Pre-Nursing

Tunji K. Clary

Bookkeeping Certificate

E. Mary Ann Clevenger

Word Processing

Murat J. Constant

Pre-Nursing

Caridad Altgracia Dominguez

Executive Secretary

Charles N. Egegbara

Liberal Arts

Pierre E. Erilus

Computer Information Systems

Kendra Al-Kaleem Evans

Liberal Arts

Marie G. Excellent

Liberal Arts/Nursing

Mengistu Fekede

Biological Science

Eunice Feliz

Word Processing

Diane Renee Ferguson

Business Management

Hyacinth Ffrench

Certificate Word Processing

Viktoria Galinovskaya

Liberal Arts

Rosemarie Luna Garcia

Liberal Arts

Fana Gebreab

Liberal Arts

Sharee Lillette Gittens

Early Childhood Education

Andre L. Givens

Early Childhood Education

Elsie Gonzalez

Medical Secretary

Maricel Goriz

Social Science

Lydia Violeta Gows

Liberal Arts

Maryan Farah Gure

Computer Information Systems

Hope Chidinma Guyton

Pre-Nursing

Noella Denise Guyton

Early Childhood Education

Nam Hoa Thi Ha

Accounting

Neycole Neychell Hill

Liberal Arts

Joanna Y. HoUoway

Liberal Arts

Jonnie Belinda Hopkins

Medical Secretary

Joyce N. Ibe

Pre-Nursing

Desmond E. Jacks

Liberal Arts

Dianne Jackson

Early Childhood Education

Donna Rae Johnson

Business Administration

Florence L. Jones

Pre-Nursing

Timothy Pierre Jones

Business Management

Irena Urzula Lisek

Liberal Arts

Stella Mbah

Pre-Nursing
Biological Nursing

Deneen Francine Mclean

Liberal Arts/Education

Hewan Medhanie

Accounting

Ilcia Mendes

Liberal Arts

Luz C. Montilla

Early Childhood Education

Stephanie Michelle Murdock Orquidea M. Moncada-Morel

Liberal Arts Social Science

William W. Musoke

Nu rsing/Science

Ralph Myrthil

Liberal Arts

Michelle Nanton

Liberal Arts

Monika Nixon

Business Administration

Maritza I. Nunez

Business Administration

Sandy Nunez-Perez

Early Childhood Education

Jose David Ovalle

Early Childhood Education

Pedro. D. Paleus Blanc

Liberal Arts

Oscar E. Pena

Computer Information Systems

Thuy Bieh Pham

Medical Technology

Gilda Pierre

Pre-Nursing

Neoptoleme Pierre

Pre-Nursing

Stephen D. Powell

L.A./Pre-Niirsing

Keisha Laniece Pratt White

Liberal Arts

Kevon Saulai Pugh

Nursing/Science

Ruth Rajas

Medical Secretary

Azalia C. Ramirez

Pre-Nursing

Kimberlian Y. Raymond

Medical Secretary

Wanda Roman

Liberal Arts
Executive Secretary

Claude J. St. Germain

Liberal Arts
Physical Therapy

Dave Anderson Sealy

Accounting

Debra Anne Simmons

Early Childhood Education

Anita Lynne Smith

Social Science

Derick Smith

Liberal Arts

June Marie Sweet

Word Processing

Bonnie Torres

Executive Secretary

MiUion M. Urge

Computer Information Systems

GiUian Van Delft

Liberal Arts

Carmen L. Vega

Business Adminstration

Jean Paul Vernet

Liberal Arts

Bernesh G. Werota

Liberal Arts

Caroline V. Williams- Johnson

Legal Secretary

Sara T. Wolday

Liberal Arts

Graduates Not Pictured

Associate of Arts
Saad Ammour
Wayne Neil Archer
Timothy M. Bagley
Carlos A. Bodden
Rozelta Lovett Boyd
Irvin I. Brooms
Paula Rosemaire Cardoza
Veronica M. Carvajal
Ginette Monique Charles
Sanjay R. Dadd
Yolanda Taundrea Funderburg
James Y. Hussey
Gloria Jones
Marc-Antoine Joseph
Sajid Juerakhan
Jamesline Leger
Keria Leonidas

Marie Yanick Lorquet
Brian K. Matthews
Susanna Minasyan
Annetette Nicholson
Altagracia Paulino de Mayers
Francisco J. Pinto
Marie R. Pluviose
Ricardo H. Rodriguez-Estrada
Wanda Roman
Ronald Junior Dadm
Earnst Suneus
Ruthland Taylor
Jekeisha Kim Whitehead

Associate of Science
Maria A. Albano
Dynell Diane Andrews
Joshua Lee Barnes
Carlos A. Bodden

Naima Boubakraouy
Soeurette Breneville
Cherry Brown
Tina D. Butler
Luz Maria Castro-Fuentes
Deborah D. Cato
Wilson Cespedes
Wai-ling Chan Lau
Sylvenise Chery
Lydia Rosa Colon
PhylUs Ann Coulter
Rosalind A. Dailey
Shirley-Ann DePeiza
Marie Louise Earvolino
Jemma Edwards
Susan D. Elkin
Norberta Febo
Strawady Valeria Forbes

Dawn Marie Fusi
Lucia George
Eric J. Giordano
Shonda Diann Green
Kitty Bing Guo
Tara M. Hargraves
Margarite Jeremie
Hector J. Jimenez
Rosalind Elizabeth Layne
Victoria Regina Leonard
Allison Judy Lewis-Reid
Brenda Lewis
Alyson Michelle Maio
Carolyn Denice Merisca
Nina Marie Nodes
Emily Tereasa Pinckney-Clark
Eva M. Ramirez
Luz E. Reyes

Gretlyn Cassandra Roberts
Linda Particia Roberts
Nina B.V. Roberts
Lionel Rogers
Ana S. Rosa
Kattie Dawn Santos
Miguel Angel Santos
Madreen Kudzai Shiridzinomwa
Mary M. Tolbert
Maria A. Valverde
Kimberly Nichola Williams
Gail Williams-Hoyte
Diane C. Ziener

Bookkeeping
Sarah L. Yee

Microcomputer Applications
Diane Mclaurin

EVENTS

Community College

Student Leadership Association

Conference

PLAYBILL

The 1996 CCSLA Fall Leadership Conference " October 10-11, 1996 * Sheraton Tara, Framingham

Your Ticket to Adventure!

Surviving

Striving

Succeeding

Program

Convocation

Procession

Invocation

Rev Michael Ellis

Lift Ev'ry Voice and Sing

President's Message

Dr. Grace Carolyn Brown

Greetings from Student and Assembly Leaders:

• Student Government Association

Gillian Van Delft

• Faculty Assembly

Jo Ann Mulready-Shick

• Classified/Confidential Assembly

Annette Douglin

• Professional Staff Assembly

Elizabeth Leon

• Administrative Assembly

Stephen Griffin

Introduction of Convocation Speaker

Dr. Sandra C. Vaughn

Dean of Curriculum

and Instruction

Speaker

Terrie Williams

Closing Remarks

Dr. Bruce Rose, V. P

Academic and

Student Affairs

Benediction

Rev Michael Ellis

Recessional

The audience will stand for the Processional, Invocation,

Benediction, Recessional.

Reception

All participants and guests are invited to a reception in th

e Multipurpose Room

Surviving

Striving

Succeeding

RoxBURY Community College

Fall Evening Asse

M B L Y

5:45PM

October 12, 1995

Invocation

Rev. Michael Ellis

Lift Ev'ry Voice and Sing

Introduction

Dr. Paul K. Willenbrock

Dean of Continuing

Education and

Community Services

Keynote Speaker

Dr. Bruce Rose, V.P.

Academic and Student

Affairs

Greeting from the Deans:

Dean of Curriculum and Instruction

Dr. Sandra Vaughn

Dean of the Learning Resources

Monica Bond

Center and Academic Support

Closing Remarks

Dr. Paul K. Willenbrock

Benediction

Rev. Michael Ellis

Reception

All participants and guests are invited to a reception in the

Multipurpose Room on

the second floor of the Reggie Lewis Track and Athletic Ce

nter.

Class Night

May 18, 1996

CORONATION

SSAABASAJJA KABAKA OF BUG AN DA
RONALD MUWENDA MUTEBI II

'A ROYAL CELEBRATION'

with

His Majesty Ronald Muwenda MutebiJI

Ssaabasajja Kabaka ofBuganda

Roxbury Community College

Tuesday, January 30, 1996

mOGEAM

WELCOME

Dr. Carolyn Grace Brown

President, Roxbury Community College

PERFORMANCE

We're Educators -A Touch of Class
(WEATOC)

REMARKS

Dr. Harriet Masembe, Harvard University
Afro-American Studies

INTRODUCnONOF

msmoHNESs

Anne Marie Wedgeworth, Vice President
Student Government Association, RCC

TOPIC

King Ronald Muwenda Mutebi 11
TJulture ^Development in Africa'

QUESTIONS & COMMENTS

CLOSING REMARKS

The 30th National Conference
on Student Services

Washington, D.C.
November 18-21,1995

OBT

speak Out!

presents

A Dynamic Multi-Media

Presentation and

Workshop

Elena Featherston & Elizabeth Martinez

BUILDING BLACKfBROWN ALLIANCES IN AN AGE OF DIVIDE-AND-CONQUER:
A Dialogue Exploring the Relationships Between African Americans and Latinos

March 12, 1996

Celebration of Acheivement

Presented by SGA
May 9, 1996

Big Brother

Big Sister

ACADEMICS

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Athletics

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hy Todd Archer
Cilobe Correspondent

You will hear in ihe next I'ew weeks of student-athletes* sacrifices.
You will hear that players are tired. You will hear they need rest.
You will hear that they have made a tremendous commitment to
their team's success.

But far from the bright lights and big money of the Division 1
men's basketball tournament, there are players who have made
higger .sacrifices, players who truly are tired and need a rest and,
perhaps, have made even more of a commitment.

Roxbury Community College's men's basketball team is a perfect
example. The Tigers concluded a 25-7 season last weekend by
finishing third in the National Junior College Athletic Association
Division 3 national championships in Delhi, N.Y.

"The biggest difference," .says forward Sylvester Mabry, "is that
we go to school and work and play basketball. They just go to
school and play ball. They can't work because they're on
scholarship, but still... I wish we could do that."

Mabry, like any of his teammates holds a part-time job while
.illending school and playing ball.

"It's difficult," said Mabry, who helped lead Madison Park to the
city championship in 1989. "You want to go to practice, but you
have to work. You're learning plays on a whim. This is a
community college, so you don't have the time to prepare like the
other schools."

Roxbury CC, which made it to the nationals by winning its first
state title since 1 989, lost to Gloucester CC of Sewell, N.J., in the
semifinals but came back to win the third-place game against
Jefferson CC March 9. It was the farthest the Tigers had ever gone
in the postseason.

Mabry, who averaged close to 23 points and 13 rebounds, was
named All-New England and will earn All-America honors as
well after making the all-toumament team, but the 6-foot-4-inch
forward was quick to praise guards Ricky Lambright and Darnell
Rogers. "You need great guards," Mabry said, "They opened thing
up for themselves, and that helped open things up for me down
low."

After and 8-14 season a ear ago, first year coach Brian Burton saw
a team with one returnee develop before his eyes. Lambright, a
former All-Scholastic at South Boston, and Rogers, who played at
Brookline, were the team's glue, but the Tigers also received solid
contributions from LeRoy Silas, Brent Henry, Derrick Smith and
Darryl George.

"Every piece fit," Burton said. "A big reason for our success was
our discipline on and off the court. Roxbury has a reputation for
being undisciplined, but 1 think we showed this year that's not
true."

Mabry is already talking about next year, something he was not
doing a few weeks ago. "Before the tournament, I wasn't sure if I
was going to come back," Mabry said. "But now that I've seen
what it's all about, I want to get rid of that sour taste I have."

"On the bus back home." Burton said, "Ricky Lambright was
saying, 'Hey, we did all right for a team with no scholarships.'
There was a lot more than basketball with this team. We had to
find a balance of basketball and the other things, and I think we
found that midpoint."

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