Stosag

STOSAG 1986

Stockbridge

School of
Agriculture

Amherst, Massachusetts

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CONTENTS

Introduction
Dedication
John W. Denison . . .
Faculty . . . 4
Seniors .. . 13
Fall Events 30
Student Senate . . . 42
Class Officers 43
Yearbook Advisor . . . 44
Organizations .45
Clubs 54
Basketball 62
Special Events . . . 64

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Dedica tion

There will always be certain people who standout and
make an impact on others. These people are few and far
between and deserve the right and privilege to be remem-
bered by those with whom they have been associated. Surely
Nancy Garrabrants is included in this group. This fiery moti-
vater and all around friend has put new life into the Floricul-
ture program and Stockbridge itself.

She has been instrumental in recruiting with Debbie Boyce,
(alumnus and new recruiter), strengthening ties with our
Alumni, and promoting Stockbridge among the University
and prospective students. Nancy is well thought of and re-
spected by all, from the alumni to the front office and to the
students of this school.

She is a person with both knowledge and personality. A
person whom all can go to for guidance and advice and come
out with a true friend and a lasting bond. Nancy, we the
Stockbridge Class of 1986 are proud and honored to have you
among us and proudly dedicate this yearbook to you. We hope
you will be here for many years to come, to give future stu-
dents the benefit of your interest in the Stockbridge School.
Once again we thank you for your friendship, teaching and
your knowledge.

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John W. Denison

Director,

Stockbridge School Of

Agriculture And

Assistant

Dean, College Of Food

And Natural

Resourses

1984-1986!! These have been challenging, exciting, different
and rewarding years for you, me and the school. The Class of '86
was the smallest class to enter Stockbridge since the middle
1950's. Because you were a small class, you created lots of
concern and interest. The administrators of our college and the
University have expressed much concern about our declining
enrollment. Not much really happened though until the Stock-
bridge Alumni Directors along with an active promotional com-
mittee, (made up of many of you, the office staff and interested
faculty), got together to promote Stockbridge and its programs.

Excellent promotional booths were set up and manned at the
Eastern States Exposition and at the Worcester Centrum. The
Stockbridge Alumni Association provided funds to hire a half-
time recruiter, (a Stockbridge grad!), to work exclusively to
promote and recruit for Stockbridge. Along with these exciting
new promotional functions, many of you students went back to
your high schools to tell our story. With everyone working to-
gether we should be able to offer more young people the bene-
fits of a Stockbridge education.

This message in your yearbook allows me to thank all of you
who have helped in this important endeavor and to wish each
and everyone of you continued good health and happiness and
success in your career! Oh yes, welcome to a great Alumni Asso-
ciation!

Karen Cerow

Elizabeth Wiernasz

Stockbridge Secretaries

Almost every school has great administrators that help to
make it into a successful school. But who is it that helps to make
the administrators look good? Their secretaries do, and great
secretaries make for outstanding institutions.

Here at Stockbridge we are extremely fortunate to have the
best of the best for secretaries, Karen Cerow and Elizabeth
Wiernasz. Karen and Liz are the two remarkable people who
keep the Stockbridge School constantly moving forward, with
the greatest of efficiency.

As you know by now, they are not just your every day secre-
taries. Along with all the great help they offer to all of us, Karen
and Liz add that special family atmosphere that makes Stock-
bridge the special school that it is.

Karen and Liz, we the Class of 1986, thank you for your time,
guidance, friendship and endless patience you have given to us
over the past two years. We will never be able to repay all that
you have done for us. Once again, thank you!

Faculty And

Special Thanks to

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JAMES F.

ANDERSON

M.S.

Associate Professor

Plant and Soil

Sciences

PRASANTA

BHOWMIK

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Assistant Professor

Plant and Soil

Sciences

ANTHONY BORTON
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Professor of
Veterinary and
Animal Sciences

RICHARD J.

COOPER

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Assistant Professor

Plant and Soil

Sciences

LYLE E. CRAKER
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Professor of Plant
and Soil Sciences

JOHN W. DENISON
Ed.D.

Professor of
Veterinary and
Animal Sciences

WILLIAM J.

BRAMLAGE

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Professor of Plant

and Soil Sciences

ROBERT T. DUBY

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Associate Professor

Veterinary and

Animal Sciences

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N. EUGENE ENGEL
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Professor of
Agriculture and
Resource Economics

HEINRICH FENNER

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Associate Professor

Veterinary and

Animal Sciences

NANCY L.

GARRABRANTS

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Lecturer of Plant and

Soil Sciences

GEORGE B.

GODDARD

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Professor of Plant

and Soil Sciences

DUANE W. GREENE

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Associate Professor

Plant and Soil

Sciences

TOM S. HAMILTON

M.S.

Associate Professor

Landscape

Architecture and

Regional Planning

FRANCIS W.

HOLMES

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Professor of Plant

Pathology

THOMAS HOUSTON
M.Ed.

Lecturer of
Landscape
Architecture and
Regional Planning

WARD M. HUNTING

Ph.D.

Associate Professor

of Food Science and

Nutrition

ERNEST A.

JOHNSON

M.S.A.E.

Associate Professor

Food Engineering

ROBERT L. KENT

M.L.A.

Associate Professor

Landscape

Architecture and

Regional Planning

DEANE LEE

M.S.

Associate Professor

Agriculture and

Resource Economics

WILLIAM J. LORD

Ph.D.

Professor of Plant

and Soil Sciences

SIDNEY J. LYFORD
Ph.D.

Professor of
Veterinary and
Animal Sciences

WILLIAM P.

MacCONNELL

M.F.

Porfessor of Forestry

and Wildlife

Management

WILLIAM J.

MANNING

Ph.D.

Professor of Plant

Pathology

MICHAEL A.

MARCOTRIGIANO

Ph.D.

Assistant Professor

Plant and Soil

Sciences

JAMES B. MARCUM
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Professor of
Veterinary and
Animal Sciences

DONALD R. MARION
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Associate Professor
Agriculture and
Resource Economics

HERBERT V. MARSH

JR.

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Professor of Plant

and Soil Sciences

PEGGY A.

McCONNELL

M.S.

Assistant Professor

Veterinary and

Animal Sciences

WILLIAM J.
MELLEN
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Professor of
Veterinary and
Animal Sciences

HAROLD E. MOSHEB
M.L.A.

Professor of
Landscape
Arcbitecture and
Regional Planning

EDWARD S. PIRA

M.S.

Associate Professor

Food Engineering

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WILLIAM A.

ROSENAU

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Professor of Plant

and Soil Sciences

H. DENNIS RYAN III TERRY A. TATTAR

M.S.

Lecturer of
Landscape
Arcbitecture and
Regional Planning

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Associate Professor

Plant Patbology

CHARLES H.
THOMPSON

M.S.

Instructor of Forestry

and Wildlife

Management

WILLIAM A.

TORELLO

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Assistant Professor

Plant and Soil

Sciences

JOSEPH TROLL
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Professor of Plant
and Soil Sciences

DAVID WILCOCK

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Assistant Professor

Agriculture and

Resource Economics

BERNIE HILTON
Farm Foreman

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Extension Specialist

for Entomology

LESTER F.
WHITNEY
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Professor Food
Engineering

THOMAS JAMES KRUPA

BEAUCHESNE Frencb Hall

Lecturer of Plant and Greenbouses
Soil Sciences

JOHN TRISTAN JEFF ANDERSON

Durfee Conservatory Frencb Hall

Greenbouses

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Engineering Building Professor Plant

Office Patbology

Professor Hamilton

Easily recognized around campus by his students,
with his beret and turtleneck shirt, is Professor Thom-
as S. Hamilton Jr. Professor Hamilton joined the
Stockbridge faculty as an instructor in Landscape Ar-
chitecture in 1953 with a B.F.A.

Future Stockbridge and University students will not
have the pleasure of his famous 8:00 am slide lectures;
for Professor Hamilton has elected to retire at the end
of the Spring 1986 semester.

From those of us who have had the opportunity and
honor to have been aquainted with such a fine man, we
wish you the best of health and happiness in your re-
tirement years. We hope that you will remember fond-
ly your years here at Stockbridge. Professor Hamilton,
we also hope that you will not forget us, for we shall
never forget what you have taught us. Enjoy your re-
tirement! We will surely miss you!!!
The Class of 1986

History

Through these doors we pass
always looking back in fondness;
reaching to the future with anticipation,
for our education yet to come.

Some up front and some behind,
for a common goal we've strived.
Like others before and yet to come.
Our Body, Heart and Soul.

A.L.

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PATRICK J. ALBERINI

Turf

THOMAS D. BAHLER

Land. Op.
Land. Op. Club

ROBERT BAILEY

Land. Op.

ERIC BEAUREGARD

An. Ag.

An. Ag. Club Vice President

BRIAN S. BOOTH

An. Ag.

GLENN J. BOYD

Ar. & Pk.

Ar. & Pk. Vice President

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DANIEL D. BROGLINO

Ar. & Pk.

MARK BRUNO

Land. Op.

Senate A.T.G. Rep. B.B.C., Steward
A.T.G., To all my brothers of A.T.G.
thanks to all the people who helped
me make it possible.

RICHARD BURSCH

Flori.

Brother of Alpha Tau Gamma, Student
Senate Pres., Student Senate 84-85,
Vice Pres. Florl. Club 84-85, It's too
funny; I have to laugh; I must chuckle.
Hey Nancy, get a clue. You're a squid.

GREG L. BURT

Flori.

Pres. Flori. Club 86-86, V.P. Flori.
Club 84-85, '86 Yearbook Dedication:
To my Grandfather Hendrick C.
Niehuys. Special Thanks; to Mr. Huge,
Mr. R. Bursch, and Mr. Fudge. Body
Heart and Soul to Dear Old
Stockbridge

KEVIN P. CHATIGNY

An. Ag.

PAUL A. CHESTERSON

Turf

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Of 1 986

BILL COLLINS

Ar. & Pk.

Ar. & Pk. Club Pres. 85-86, Senate,
Soocer Fresh. Yr., Good luck to all
Arbor and Park seniors, It's been a
great two years. Thanks to Mr.
Houston and Mr. Ryan and especially
to Mom and Dad.

JEFFREY J. COLLINS

Fruit & Veg.

GREGORY A. COOK

Ar. & Pk.

Sport Parachute Club, Intramural

Football, Theatre Guild

MARK E. COPPONI

Ar. & Pk.

Alpha Tau Gamma, Ar. & Pk. Club,
Senator, ISA Member, Pub Club
Nancy/82/, ATG , Good luck to
fellow students.

JAMES F. CREEDON

Land. Op.

STEPHEN JAMES CROWE

Land. Op.

Pres. Alpha Tau Gamma, Freshman
Class Tres., Senate, Merlin, Retired
Pub Crawler, Barsie's, Long live the
Drake, Meatball Subs, Katie Katie
Katie Baby-2/14/85

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MARK E. CULLEN

Land. Op.

"Cull", Land Op Club, Basketball. I
like partying with the gang (Mike,
Chris, John, "Z", Adam), I love you
Anita, Swing easy pinko, "You're a no
house, walking the dog ..."

LINDA L. CURTIS

An. Ag.

TERRENCE M. DALEY

Turf

MICHAEL DAVIDSOHN

Land. Op.

Land. Op. Club, Basketball, Mazzei,
Cull, Z, Chris, had some great times!
Thanks everyone for a great two
years. 306 Party Place

JONATHAN DOWSE

Fruit & Veg.

Fruit & Veg. Club Tres., Club Pres.,

Senate Tres., P.A.C., B.O.G., Stosag

Don't worry Jeff will be late. Hey

Jeff, you sure they grow good in

California?

RICHARD L. EVANS

Turf

Turf Club

Well Mom, College is over. Thanks for

everything but, "The work goes on,

the cause endures, the hope still lives

and the dream shall never die."

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CHRISTOPHER FALLON

Ar. & Pk.

Arbor and Park Club

SCOTT PATRICK FIRTH GREGORY P. FRENI

Ar. & Pk. Turf

Alpha Tau Gamma, Secretary Arbor "Pumpy", Turf Club

and Park Club, Jr. Pub Club

NICK FRONTIERA

An. Ag.

An. Ag. Club, STOSO, Alpha Tau

Gamma, Senate. I don't know Steve.,

The Alpha Tau Gamma experience at

Stockbridge

SCOTT P. FUDGE

Flori.

MARK GAGNE

Turf

Turf Club, Stockbridge Golf

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MALCOLM W. GEORGE

Ar. & Pk.

Arbor & Park Club, U. Mass Ski Club
Yahoo! Remember when . . ? "Well,
how did I get here?"-David Byrne

JAMES CURRAN GIROUARD

Turf

Turf Club, Alpha Tau Gamma, Pub
Club Irish Power, "Don't Worry about
it". Thanks ATG, and the PH's, God
still loves Les, "Animalitis", "Pub
Crawlers" "See ya on the dark side of
the moon."

SCOTT GODIN

Flori.
Floriculture Club

PAUL M. GORDON

Turf

JOSEPH M. GRADY

Turf

JOHN D. GRANT

Ar. & Pk.

Arbor & Park Club

Decorum Paddleies, Brew Master

Limited "Never let schooling stand in

the way of your education." Mark

Twain

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Of 1 986

STEVEN TODD HASELTON JOHN D. HOWE

Turf Turf

Turf Club, Soccer. The last two years
have been fun! Good Luck everyone.

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WILLIAM R. JAHOS

Turf

STEPHEN J. JOHNSTON EDWARD J. KOSAKOWSKI

Turf Land Op.

Turf Club, Alpha Tau Gamma, Take it

easy!

MIKE LANGKAU

Turf

Turf Club, GCSAA

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GLEN LAPHAM

Land. Op.

Land. Op. Club, Turf Club. Go for it.

DONALD R. LARIVIERE

Fruit & Veg.

Fruit & Veg. Club. President of the
Bob Rynk Fan Club. Good luck to all
Fruit & Veg people.

ADAM W. LATHAM

Land. Op.

Stosag Editor, Student Senate, Land.
Op. Club. Mark, Mike and "Z" its been
fun. " . Once in a lifetime, may be
the last time . . . "Chicago

MICHELLE ALISSA LITTLE

Land. Op.

Senate, Land. Op. Club, Secretary '86,
Stosag. Everything isn't perfect in
God's perfect plan . . . , "Can we make
earth heaven if we just get high
enough?" May we all find peace!

CHAD ANDREW

LITTLEFIELD

Land. Op.

Alpha Tau Gamma, Stockbridge
Basketball. Hey Skilly we got a
sterio, We are definitely . , LAMF

MICHAEL J. LUCIANO

Turf

Thanks Mom, Later Junior.

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DUANE H. MASON

Flori.

SCOTT H. MAYO

Land. Op.

LIZ MCGOVEN

Flori
Floriculture Club

ROBERT M. MOWBRAY JR.

Land. Op.

RALPH FRANCIS
MORGANELLI

Land. Op.

Alpha Tau Gamma; House Manager,
President Class of '86, Student Senate,
Parlimenterian, Senator at Large,
Land. Op. Club. All the guys at the
house, ATG you're jammed. Let's
pound down some Knowledge. Mama.
The Pub Crew.

JULIE E. NORMAN

Land. Op.

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LYNN A. NEVEU
Flori.

Flori. Club, Stosag, Senate
Office To all my friends
thanks for the good times.
Especially Mark, hopefully
there will be alot more.
Special thanks to Michael
and Christy.

ERIC A. OLSON

Land. Op.

"Yassar" Land. Op. Club,

ATG

ROBERT ORNE

Land. Op.

Land. Op. Club, Mass.
Certified Nurseryman, Ski
Club. This is it.

TOM PAQUETTE

Turf
Turf Club

ROBERT L.
PELLEGRINI JR.

Land. Op.

THEODORE PERRY

Flori.

Floriculture Club, PAC,

Springfield Flower Show. I

think we should open Lord

Jeffery's just one more

time!

Of 1 986

EDWARD W. PETTENGILL

Ar. & Pk.

Arbor and Park Club

JOSEPH RADICIONI

Turf

Pres. Turf Club, V.P. Turf Club, PAC,
Student Senate. When in doubt and
you can't figure it out. Stand on it.
When your mind's confused and you
don't know where your going, just
stand on it.

WILL ROGERS

An. Ag.

"Buck" An. Ag. Club, PAC, Student
Senate, Livestock Classic, Farm
Bureau, Mass Fed. of Yankee
Ingenvitists. Where there's a will
there's a way. Empire Farm Days, "I
don't think this has anything to do
with the price of milk, do you Paul?"

MICHAEL B. ROSS
Turf

RICHARD ROTHROCK

Ar. & Pk.

Arbor and Park Club

JEFFERY SABATINO

Fruit & Veg.
Fruit & Veg. Club

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ALLISON A. SCALES

Flori.

PAUL N. SEAQUIST

An. Ag.

An. Ag. Club, PAC. Mass. Assoc, of
Rednecks and Swamp Yankees,
Honest, I don't know anything about
that smell in Campus Center, Hey
Buck, you getting all this down?
Whats this got to do with the price of
beef in Chicago?

MARTIN S. SHAW

An. Ag.

An. Ag. Club, Public Relations, Soccer,
Livestock Classic, PAC, Shorthorn. To
all my friends, thanks for the best two
years of my life, may all your
endevers be prosperous, you're a
great bunch.

JOETTE M. SHEEHAN

Flori.

JOHN M.

Ar. & Pk.

SILVESTRI

MARK CORSON SKILLIN

Land. Op.

Alpha Tau Gamma Vice President,

Senator at Large 84-85. Smell the

Roses! Turf Management take the

bus, Bruno's beefcakes will forever

waft in our memory. Sheeesh! My

house.

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The Class

DANIEL A. SMIAROWSKI

Fruit & Veg.

Fruit & Veg. Club, PAC Chairman,
Stosag, Student Senate, Basketball,
Athletic Committee, The few the
proud the Fruit & Vegies Good Luck
Jon, Jeff, Jeff, Don.

GORDON G. SMITH

Land. Op.

Alpha Tau Gamma House Manager,
Land. Op. Club, Student Senate, PAC
Sheeesh! My house! Jr. Pub Club, I
think you had better get on the ball!
Entomology notes? Sure, look in my
business notebook!

ROBERT E.

Land. Op.

SMITH

ERIC J. SOLOMON

Flori.

JAMES L. SOUCY

Land. Op.

Stosag, Land. Op. Club President
Bluewall & Stompers, 705, To all my
friends and to all the memories-
Thanks, A Special "thank you" to
Mother & Father- for all you've done
for me, I've been waiting for this
moment all my life-hold-Phil Collins.

JAMES RAYMOND SOUZA

Flori.

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MICHAEL P.

Ar. & Pk.

TOBIN

THOMAS P.

Land. Op.

TWENTE

KRISTEN M. VERNON

Flori

Student Senate Sec, Shorthorn Ed.,
Public Relations, Stosag, Soccer,
Livestock Classic, PAC, Athletic
Comm., Flori Club. Thanks Mom &
Dad, I do not fear tomorrow. For I
have conquered yesterday, And I an
living today.

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An. Ag.

An. Ag. Club, Student Senate, Stoso

Alpha Tau Gamma, Soccer, Thanks

Stockbridge for two wonderful years,

these years I have learned alot of

people, and these people mean alot to

me.

TIMOTHY J. WALKER

Flori.

MARK E. WALL

Flori.

Flori. Club, Stosag. Butterfield, Lynn's,
French Hall WAQY, To Allison, Duane,
Eric, Tim and especially Lynn, Thanks
Mom and Dad I love ya!!

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JAMES C. WATSON II

Ar. & Pk.

Arbor and park Club, Student Senate,
Shorthorn, Stosag, Brown House
Council, Athletic Comm. The fun has
ended. To those going on see you next
year. The rest-Goodbye. Until the
Great Spirit Brings us together again-
Fare well and Godspeed.

CYNTHIA J. WESTON

An. Ag.

KEVIN WIEBE

Turf

Turf Club, Pi Kappa Alpha, UMass Ski

Club, Inter Fraterinty Councel

RODNEY WILLIAMS

Turf
Turf Club

PAUL K. ZARRILLI

Land. Op.

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Cam era

Ag Bus Mgt

Sarah A. Brooks
David Caldarola
Peter J. Crowley
Raymond E. Duda Jr.
Thomas E. Lam
Douglas H. Roberts
Kenneth P. Schwartz
Jeffrey A. Smith
Joseph P, Swartz
Gabrielle Trudeau

An Ag

Lawrence G. Whitestone

Ar & Pk

Robert O. Burgess
Michael A. Cotta
Brian J. Dugas
Derek G. Mannion
Edward C. Nolan
David J. Senatore
Richard I. Stedman
Bernard J. Talty

Flori.

Janis M. Hart

Ld Opr

Michael C. Oestreicher
Timothy D. Oneil
Glenn D. Pilling Jr.
Richard C. Possee Jr.
Thomas L. Trovato Jr.

Turf

Craig A. Bosma
Brian E. Bouchard
Roger W. Brink
Shawn P. Callahan
John J. Carpinelli
Jerome B. Dewing
Erik Hildreth
Curtis D. Hunting
Michael J. Labriola
Marc A, Martuscello
John M. Shea
James M. Titus

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Homecoming

Oct 5, 1985

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Oct. 16, 1985

Pumpkin Sale

Flori Club Oct. 21, 22

Cider
Sale

An. Ag. Oct. 22, 23

Fall Picnic

Oct. 22 ATG

Halloween Party

Oct. 29, ATG

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Class Officers

Seniors

Ralph Morganelli, Pres., Michelle
Little, Sec.

Freshman

Dave O'Sullivan, Sec, Andy Dumas,

Vice Pres., Brian Celatka, Pres.,

Tim Anderson, Tres.

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Prof. Pira

Yearbook Advisor

Once again, the Stosag staff
would like to express its
sincere appreciation to
Professor Edward Pira for
all of his support and extra
effort. A man of kindness,
patience, and understanding,
he has for many years now
kept a watchful eye over the
progress of each class's
yearbook, as well as giving a
great quantity of his free
time to our staff, to social
functions and to Stockbridge
students in general. Prof,
Pira, your dedication to
Stockbridge has not gone
unnoticed!

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Stosag Staff

Linda Black

Michelle Little

Adam Latham Ed., Jon Dowse, Dan Smiarowski

Carol DaPonte, Jane Ellis

Kris Vernon

Jim Watson

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STOCKBRIDGE SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE

James Watson

P.A.C.

Will Rogers

Alpha Tau Gamma

Alpha Tau Gamma is the social fraternity of the
Stockbridge School of Agriculture. The fraternity is
composed of brothers with varied backgrounds. This
offers a new dimention to the fraternity, and
through pledging, we learn to work as one for the
benefit of ourselves and the house.

The house offers to all Stockbridge men a unique
and progressive lifestyle. This experience is one that
will be beneficial to every brother throughout his
life. Our bonds extend past college, and our
friendships last a lifetime.

This year thirteen men joined the active chapter
and became a part of our 350 member organization.
All the ATG brothers have a lot in common. They
have pledged, lived and will graduate from this very
educational experience.

The men of ATG are active with their house and
Stockbridge, and are always striving to be the best
in their chosen profession. This reflects their pride
in Stockbridge and for Alpha Tau Gamma.

Brothers: Steve Crowe, Mark Skillin, Kevin
Chatigny, Scott Firth, Mark Bruno, Chad Littlefield,
Gordon Smith, Mark Copponi, Ralph Morganelli,
Scott Walker, Nick Frontiera, Steve Johnston, J.C.
Girouard, Richard Bursch, Tim Anderson, David
Robinson, Eric Wilde, Jim Maurer, Ed Loughran,
David Erickson, Keith Regan, Eric Olson, Joe Adams,
Dana Taplin, Dan Haran, Chris McCune, Brian
Celatka, Andy Dumas, Scott McNamara, David
O'Sullivan.

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Arbor & Park

Floriculture

Fruit & Veg.

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STOCKBRIDGE ALMA MATER

'Neath the elms of dear old Amherst
Stands our college fair,
Hail to thee our Alma Mater
Stockbridge Students go there.
Working ever, falter never.
Onward to our goal.
Give you best to dear old Stockbridge,
Body, heart, and soul.

Tho' the hours are quickly passing

And we soon must part,

Thy great halls will not be lonely

They contain our hearts.

In the future thought w^ill wander

Back, and we will see

Scenes we knew at dear old Stockbridge;

Always dear they'll be.

From The Editor

New friends, good times, and a practical education
are what I have gained during my two years at Stock-
bridge. Hopefully your two years have been as
rewarding and as gratifying. The staff has worked
hard to capture your memories of this past year. I
hope that you'll want to keep this copy near at hand to
recapture special times or to remember days gone by.
Now that you've finished looking through STOSAG
86, it's time to roll the credits.

This yearbook was made possible by: your student
activity fee; Jostens Publishing; Studio One Photog-
raphers; everyone mentioned on pages 44 & 45 (also
Glenda Frontiera); Kris, Jim W., and Linda you don't
know how much I've appreciated your extra effort!
Special thanks go to Roberta Zidik (Dept. of Food En.
Sec.) and, for the photo of Bill Collins on pg. 32, to
Collegian Photographer Scott Maguire. Oh yeah, one
more thing, Mark, Mike and "Z", when a good looking
girl walks by, remember to tell her my favorite say-
ing!

Adam W. Latham

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