text: S I I 1 ' ( ' TtP§iM< 0HT ■Hi M&ffti TIE»I.«J.[Q! liw HBBIBPH HHB S9BI : j IH — it S(,{TO '_ ■H Ipffifi^- H w^l§)i ,'',;-'' -, ,- ■' ■ ill ! '<&f,'$$ffir^ . f iPk 1t\=X2X3 ! 01 er.:r: ^^K^^^KtfSHSflMHHI^HBnUBn 9HHr Bay Path Portico 2000 Bay Path College FOUNDED IN 1 8 9 i Educating Tomorrow's Leaders "The journey is the reward." Taoist saying As Bay Path students during one of the most exciting times in history, you are just beginning a new journey in your life, in a new century, and in a new millennium. You are indeed fortunate to be at the portal of an era full of anticipation and hope for what we can become, and what we can change. Your education at Bay Path has prepared you for this moment with real world skills in leadership, communication, and technology. When you look back and reflect on where you were at the dawn of a new century, you will remember Bay Path College and how the many professors, mentors, and friends have opened the door for you to achieve great things. We are entering an age where technology will have a greater influence in our lives than ever before. The explosive growth of the web, meteoric rise of e-commerce, and the increasingly-sophisticated network of communication tools have changed the way we conduct our daily business and how personal relationships are managed. You must be able to adapt quickly and change willingly. The knowledge and experience you have gained at Bay Path will give you the confidence and ability to balance this wave of technology, and also to keep the human side in perspective. Technology is pushing our global neighborhoods closer and closer, yet remember that the human spirit thrives on the kindness of a simple act or the helping hand of a stranger. It is this celebration of the human spirit that Bay Path has encouraged. Your participation in clubs, activities and community events has left a legacy of goodwill for others to enhance. You have learned the strength we have as women, and the value of being part of an effort that not only brings you together with other people, but makes everyone's life richer. That is what community is all about ...that is why human spirit is so important. For those of you who will graduate in 2000, you are now entrusted with the Bay Path legacy, built by the many women who have come before you. All of you are now ambassadors for Bay Path College, aiming for your goals and dreams. At reunion time, reconnect with Bay Path. Contribute to the college efforts to offer a quality education to the many women of the future, and preserve our rich history and traditions. Above all, cherish your memories of Bay Path College, and nurture the friendships you have made during your student years, both inside and outside the campus community. They are your lifelines and support for all times, and help to define who you are ~ a Bay Path graduate. On behalf of everyone in the Bay Path community, I would like to offer best wishes to each and every one of you, and may you find true happiness in all you wish to do. Sincerely, L "Carol A. Leary President :q^ 588 LONOMEADOVC' STREET • LONGMEADOW, MASSACHUSETTS Ol 106 • TELEPHONE (413) 565-1000 • FAX (413) 5 A V io 5 T ^w wm Bay Path College 18 9 7-1997 A Legacy of Leadership Portico Dedication for 2000 "Do not go where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail Ralph Waldo Emerson During our four years at Bay Path College, we the class of 2000, have been helped to develop to our fullest potential in many ways and by many people; some through classroom lectures with outstanding professors, others by means of informal meetings and activities with faculty and staff, and still others through our participation in extracurricular events. Throughout our Bay Path experience there has been one common thread which has been woven into nearly every one of our Bay Path events and experiences. It has had a profound influence in helping us to develop into educated women and leaders. This thread has been the ever present participation, encouragement and friendship of an extraordinary husband and wife team, President Carol A. Leary and Mr. Noel R. Leary. President Leary was there on opening day in 1996 giving us and our parents information about all the exciting experiences which were in store for us at Bay Path. We accepted that some of what she was telling us would come true. Little did we realize what memorable opportunities would be available to us over the next four years. We were amazed at the extent to which the president and her husband were involved in the student activities and the warm relationships and friendships which we as students would enjoy with the Learys. Aside from calling us by our first names and always stopping to ask how things were going, the Learys were there to play volleyball with us on campus days, entertain us for dinners and luncheons in Empsall Hall, invite us to special programs, come to our dinners and activities in the residence halls, banquets, student concerts, theater productions, and invite us to help decorate their home at holiday time. President Leary enlisted our opinions and suggestions on every aspect of our college experiences, and supportedthose changes which gave us additional opportunities to learn and practice personal leadership skills. As a result of her personal commitment to the mission statement of the college, President Leary also makes it possible for students to meet and talk with many famous women leaders such as Dr. Mae Jemison, the first African-American woman astronaut, radio and television correspondent Cokie Roberts, Olympic Gold Medal winner Jackie Joyner-Kersee, former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, and former governor of Texas Ann Richards. Some students also had the good fortune to meet such sports legends as Jennifer Rizzotti, Larry Bird, and Ahmed Rashad. Some of us had the pleasure of traveling with the Learys on the Capitals of the World tours to Rome, Athens, London, Paris and Madrid. These were memorable experiences which have enriched our lives and broadened our horizons. Above all, the Learys are beloved and respected for their gentle manner and positive impact upon the entire Bay Path community. They have set an example of leadership and commitment that will inspire us in all our future endeavors. In tribute to our outstanding president and her supportive and wonderful husband, we the Class of 2000 lovingly dedicate this edition of the Portico to Bay Path's first couple, Dr. Carol and Mr. Noel Leary. 588 LONGMEADOW STREET • LONGMEADOW, MASSACHUSETTS 01106 • TELEPHONE (413) 567-06ZI • FAX (413) 5 67-9 3 M mt uaW Mr. Noel Lea ry o President Carol Leary... H Portico Editors-In-Chief: From Left to Right: Arin L. Langan & Katherine A. Hoskins Portico Staff: From Left to Right: Emily Hinckley, Cindy Mercer, Sabrina Metivier. In absentia: Megan Iannitelli. Bay Path College 18 9 7-1997 A Legacy of Leadership EDITOR'S LETTER "Two roads diverged in a wood, and I took the one less traveled by> And that has made all the difference. " The past three years have been a wonderful experience for us with the Portico; however the 2000 edition was the toughest to complete, as it will be our last. Because we will no longer be a part of the Portico we are particularly proud of the 2000 edition. We have strived to show all aspects of Bay Path's history as a women's college. As we travel to the 21 st century our hope was for the community at Bay Path to remember the past, either through quotes, stories, or old photographs. The Portico experienced many ups and downs this year, but as always we all arose to the challenge with hard work and perseverance. We would like to thank our staff, who should be as proud of this book as we are. A very special thank you is given to Nancy Murphy and Matthew Fenn for all of their guidance, endless patience, and understanding, we will never forget you. We would also like to thank Vice President Hobin, and Dean Marcia Conrad for their support. We want all of the administration, faculty and staff members, along with all of the students to realize that this book belongs to you, as it is a part of your legacy at Bay Path College. We hope you all enjoy it, and we thank you for helping in its production. The Portico has given us many memories to cherish in the future. We will miss the Portico, and everyone who has helped us in our endeavors. We wish you all luck in the future. {Catherine A. Hoskins & Arin L. Langan Portico Editors in Chief 588 Longmeadow Street • Longmeadow, Massachusetts 01106 • Telephone (413) 567-0621 • Fax (413) 567-9324 1 944 - 1 9SO 1940 1942 1945 Bay Path moved to Longmeadow 1946 1945 Bay Path was renamed Bay Path Secretarial School 1949 Bay Path became a Junior College 1944 Thomas Carr purchased Bay Path Institute 1944 it's a Matter of Time Bay Path was purchased in 1944; however, it became an all women's J college in 1945. Empsall Hall became the girls' dormitory, a place Mollie Jean Carr hoped would make the girls feel "at home away from their own 1 homes." The name "Portico" was given to the Bay Path yearbook to signify its strength, character, and righteousness. The changes that took place during this period were radical at the time, and yet they helped shape Bay Path into what it has become in the present day. 1947 George Empsall, a trustee presented Bay Path with it's first dormitory 1948 10 I The past four years have come and gone in what feels like only a couple of months. Coming here as a freshmen it seemed like it would take an eternity to make it through to graduation. Now that graduation is looming upon us it seems sad that our time here didn't last an eternity. During our time at Bay Path, we have had the ability to make friends from all walks of life. Some friends have come and gone and yet others will be a part of our lives forever. No matter where we are headed in life we will always have our fond memories made from our college experience. Carle Munterich Class of 2000 11 Well folks its that time. Its been very real. 2 my girls 4 life-Jenny C (yenny) TQM; Makebes-there is noone like u; Mariu-un besito para ti; Nads-u can be Godmother-love always; Tika-friends in the lord 4ever; Dean Conrad- vou'll always have a special place in my heart; Lika, JenK, AmyE, RaquelL-I'll neyer 4get u guys- Class of 2000 rules; My sincere gratitude 2 my family, friends & all those who stood behind me. 2 all my Bay Path friends whose names are too many 2 mention, you're all in my heart. JLZ-I didn't 4get u. Arty Rob, thanx 4 all the advice-you're a special person. 2 the Lord above, thanx 4 taking me through. Yasmine S. Antoine Hamden, CT Legal Studies I 4 r Amanda Bailey Higganum, CT Occupational Therapy "Never let the odds keep you from pursuing what you know in your heart you were meant to do/' From Life's Little Instruc- tion Book by H. Jackson Brown. 12 Jessica Barone Enfield, CT Liberal Studies Been there done that you might say. However the learning process is never really over, as we grow older. And when we pass on what we know to others we grow along with them. College has been a great experi- ence. I'll remem- ber to "Seize the Day." To Mom and Dad, I love u very much and thank-u for everything u have done 4 me; ur the kindest, most loving parents a daughter could ever have! LT, don't 4get the pile of yellow snow, boat, skiing, 90mph and visor i comes down, Arizona. JM, remember I have tranquilizers whenever u need them, the anxiety of OT program, the tears and the laughter, the men, which one? CB, KM, I love you both and thank-u 4 letting me vent + 4 the support. NL what to get 4 an elevator ride? MB, DDR thanx for the talks. To all be positive + follow your dreams! Carolyn J. Botti Manchester, CT Occupational Therapy 13 ["he best 4 vrs ot my life have flown by so quickly. KeUy-urock- cause u can! Remember bowling, Monday afternoons, agonizing memos, milk, Taylor Rental, wooden chairs, rupa, the dress, the ring, &: lots of laughs. Best wishes 4 u & Dave. Mom & Granny, & Granpa, I luv u all so much, u've made mv life so happy & wonderful. 2my Tommy-Godzilla, Friendly' s, Disney, Canada, Beanies, mall, fr. onion soup, sun- daes, &salads, Atkins Farms, Umass, "you're so cute!", fannies, Nintendo, AOL, & of course Bones! May 25, 1998-237 I luv u. Thanx BPC 4 the best times & memories I'll ever have. CARPE DIEM! Keli Chapman Westfield, MA Legal Studies Robin Clark Broad Brook, CT Occupational Therapy "But every road is rough to me that has no friend to cheer it." Thanks a million to my family and friends for their love & support and to BPC for the rewarding education and fond memories (1997-2000). JTG- thanks for being you and my motivator! Best of luck to my favorite roomie DK in your last year. AF- my partner in crime. Goodx with DK, NC, AF, AE, LD, RL, JK, HZ, JM, LT ( Greece 98); good luck to my RA buds (NA, TH, YA); 1W/1S girls thanks! Good luck to all the OT students... the best is yet to come! To President Leary, Mr. Leary (Greek fruit), and my professors, thanks for making my dreams come true. 14 I Lynn Coalson Chicopee, MA Occupational Therapy I would like to thank Dad, Mom, and Patrick for all their love and support. Dad this ones for you!! I have established some wonderful friendships in the OT program, especially to Pam, Leila, Michelle, Robin, Amber, and Nicole thanks to you all for your listening ear, shoulder to cry and support. I could not have made it without you guys. To MMP, for pushing us to our limits and proving we could do it, thank-you. There are two ways of meeting difficulties in life. You alter the difficulties or you alter yourself to meet them. "To be nobody but yourself in a world that's doing its best to make you somebody else, is to fight the hardest battle youare ever going to fight. Never stop righting." E.E. Cummings) To all my friends that have illowed me to be who I am, thank you. It's been a long 4 years, and a lot of people thought that I'd never make it. There are a few that have stood by me, pushing me to succeed, telling me I could do it. Without your help I wouldn't be where I am today. Never lose sight of your goals. Thanks for the good times. Shannon M. Cooley West Springfield, MA Criminal justice 15 Angel, Crys, Amanda, Yuri, Noriko, Kate you have made mv four years at Bay Path memorable to say the least. Thanks to Mom and Dad, Pam and John for sticking by me and letting me know I can achieve any goals. Suzanne Crocker Maynard, MA Business Nicole Cusumano Port Jefferson Station, NY Occupational Therapy Thanks to the fam: Mom, Dad, Anthony, Grandma, Grandpa, Nana, Papa, and the Yankees... I couldn't have done it without you. Thanks to the friends: Dean, Dvali, AmyE, Rachel, Jen, Tom, Avril, BBG, Brenda, Robin, Amber Liz, Kell, Jaimee, Caitlin...U guys are all chillin. Thanks to the OT program and all th people that supported its success. Inside jokes: Een, wrist hurts, auto PC, cryptic snub, Chicopee Agawam? T( all that graduate in the 1st year of the new millennium: What a way to walk into Y2K. Good luck. Hats off ladies! 16 II Elizabeth Cyrankowski Westfield, MA Psychology/ Early Childhood Education Thanx2 my fam, & my parents, w/o their luv, encoragmnt&endless babysitting, this wuldn't have been possible! 2 grandma I no ur a phone call away&will always b there 4 me,u mean the wrld 2 me! 2Rhonda&Tressa, u've kept me in line-thanx 4 the good times! I hope we have more2come. 2my Jennie, thanx 4 always being there thru thick&thin, I've hit sum rough spots&u've been there, ur truly my best frnd! 2 Smitty, thanx 4 the gr8 times&the smiles. ■& 2 my Christopher, thanku 4 giving me the strength 2 no I'm doing the right thing & understanding that "Mommy has school tonite!" Ur the reason 4 all this! I luv everyl of u w/ all my heart! My frnds & fam have been a huge inspiration&source of encorgmnt 4 me&my son. I appreciate everything. JM (Sis) Mariah U on fire, Every bar in i greater Springfield VIP hottubs (pics?), shopping sprees, sponsors, mashed potatoes, buffets. "Hi officer-nice cruiser... Coffee? "A bottle of red (or white) We're hot babes, b-days everyday, do you know who our dad is? I'm from Cali (your local bronzed goddess) Luv Liz, SC-TEXAS! JB my pet. Kathy-bff. AE bench sessions. BARBIE & NEW KIDS 4EVA!! Summer of 99:- ) last call. M & D thanx for $. Gram u know. I don't know what I want, but I won't be happy till I get it! Christin M. Deremian West Brookfield, MA Criminal Justice 17 So long Bav Path. It has been a long road, it is now tune for the next hurdle in life, O Class ot 2000, thanks tot being supportive. 1 could not have asked tor hotter classmates Mom, knit. Krystie, 1 hanks tot putting up with my crankiness. DAD thanks for paying 1 ove va a' Chris 1 can't wait to spend the rest of my life with you 1 10-28-00) you are the BEST! Kim and Crisla I am glad we became friends, stay in touch forever. "Sussy". Shelby Driscoll Windsor, CT Occupational Therapy Audrey Drohan Northboro, MA Occupational Therapy <\ In my life I have come to realize life throws us many challenges. When your heart is set on accomplishing a goal-follow it & never give up. Special thank- b you Mom & Dad for your love & support, I couldn't have done it without you. Love to my family in CT & Nana, thank-you. My dear friends DD, ML, LG who stood by me: love and thanks. LF (Billy) for providing housing and friend- ship. NL where do I begin? Thanks & love you both. RW you complete me, I love you. OT class of 2000, love & wish you best luck! Goodbye COTA hello OTR! Forever Flipper. 18 -. Tabitha Dudek Enfield, CT Business Mom & Dad, thanks 4 all your support during these past 4 years and especially during my year at GWA. You are truly the "Wind Beneath My Wings" I love you. To the rest of my family: thanks 4 all your love, support and encouraging words. Mishi thanks 4 every- thing, the laughs, the good times, and the memories you are a wonderful friend. Holly thanks 4 all your help you are a really sweet person and don't ever change. John, thanks 4 all your support. To my CT Rainbow buds. Always remember that With Faith, Love will Follow. To my mentors @ BPC: Thank you 4 many opportunities, your guidance & support, they mean the world 2 me! To my circle of friends: we've reached the end of the challeng- ing road, which we've been traveling together for the past 4 years. Each one of us is very special & I treasure you all. Cherish our friendship and make it 1st 4ever. You made my years at BP so precious. We enter the 21st century w/ unforget- table experiences, countless memories & valuable education. Bay Path has paved the way 4 us to seize the day in the new millennium. I'll miss you all. "Friends though absent are still present." Lika Dvali Tbilisi, Republic of Georgia Business 19 We re Outta Here! 1 D Ik. RL. NC, BP we've had the best ol tunes together, Civic Pub, Coffee Boston dinners, shopping laughing all the talks... fhese 4 years ha\ e sure taught me a lot. There are so many memories and people 1 m forgetting to say! Thanks for alwaj s being there for me. May all of your dreams come true, 1 love \ on all! To lerry no distance will ever keep us apart, I love you! 1 1-13-93. To my family, thank you for your support. I appreciate it more than you know. I promise to make you proud. I love you! Amy L. Erickson Wilbraham MA Criminal Justice Lisa J. Foresti Springfield, MA Occupational Therapy Thanks to Mom, Louise, Michelle, Audrey & Nicole for the love, friendship and support to keep on keeping on. I especially want to thank Tom for all his knowledge, wisdom, and faith in me. Audrey, I'll never forget "Groundhog Day"... seemed like the journey would never end. Remem- ber, it's never too late to follow your dreams! ur.bc 20 Amber Fosty Pittsfield, MA Occupational Therapy Mom & Dad-thanks for the money err I mean all your love and support. James-thanks for putting up with me when I was at wits end. Amy-that's my phone number, what's a yup? Kate-mittens, walks to CVS, are you going to the bonfire? Liz-circles in downtown Spring- field. Lisa-next year you will have your mini-me. Pauline-keep off the spiders at Riverside. Kara-gossip and boy stories, we are fated for them. BP Family-quick dinner before work. Make sure you all come visit me. I'll leave a window on for you. Kelly Galarneau Chicopee, MA Business 21 1st of all 1 want 2 say thank U 2 niv family 4 helping me get 2 where 1 am 2daj 1 would especially like 2 thank my mom who has beer my inspiration and backbone throughout im life, and my brother who some how put up \v mo all these years. 1 would also like 2 thank all my friends- especially KT, Ren, Hannah & 1- I don't know what 1 would've done w/o U guvs. We've had a lot of good times, and there R many more 2 come. I can't wait 2 C what the future holds. Amanda Giroux West Springfield, MA Criminal Justice Kristen Gondek Oxford, MA Liberal Studies Amanda Gosselin Barkhamsted, CT Business Well our days at Bay Path are ending. I would like to thank all of my friends that stuck by me through thick and thin. Mom and Dad thank you for everything and I love you. Nicholas I'm so proud of you! MA- RINES "Semper Fi", 11:13? Pam's Kitchen, RPI, Hot Lips, Drill Weekends, the swell, parties at Chris's house, our crazy drives at 1:00 am, Tilly's, France, meeting at 4:20, New Year's Eve, are we lost yet? nope found our way! Well these times have been great and I hope that their is more to come! I Love you guys! 4 years gone. Mom & Ronnie - thanks for always caring and being there for me. I love you! Amy, Kel, & Kate - Thank you for being such great friends and KIT. Amy - Good luck with Scott & remember it's YOUR day. Pauline & Lisa - shopping again?, MTG at 1:30 am, thanks for the fun and laughs, good luck and KIT. The Rozzen's - huge thanks and appreciation for putting up w/ me and welcoming me into your home.. Last but not least, Rob - 1 love you with all my heart and I'll always be here right beside you. Elizabeth A. Gray New Salem, MA Psychology jEarly Childhood Education 23 Well its almost over. Its been .1 great couple oi \ ears 1 hanks for .ill the great memories Paris Halloween dances, tish song P \CS to name a Few, Thanks to e\ ei\ one that has made it special C M SM CD, \P KB Ml and all the girls past and present, that has made lite great here. Special thanks to mom, <.\,\d and the rest of the tanulv, including brick. tor making this possible. Love J. Janna Hankie Nassau, NY Business Katherine Alyce Hoskins Dexter, ME Criminal Justice & Psychology "Pooh/' asked Piglet. "Yes," answered Pooh. "Oh nothing," said Pigkl "I just wanted to be sure of you." I want 2 thank my fam & frnds 4 alwys being there & supporting me. M&D I luv u very much! Dad thanx 4 ur wrds of wisdom, $, understanding even whe: u didn't, 4 not coming 2 get me my 1st night, & giving me rm 2 change. Arin u changed my life, thru good & bad u stayed by my side & u made me want 2 be a better person I can't thank u enuff. Kristen, thanx 4 the fishies. U have a good heart & an amazing spin; my wish 4 u is all the best & all the happiness in lid My friends u've taught me what true strength & true friendship is all about. Near or Far u'll always be in my heart, 1 could never 4get u. "Live well Laugh often Love much." I couldn't have done this alone, Thank-u 24 WE MADE IT!!!! Congratulations to the OT class of 2000!!!!!! I would like to thank my family, friends, and Craig for helping get through the hard times and the good times. Craig, I love you and the year will be a great one we can't forget. Best of luck to the class of 2000 in your future endeavors. Amy Jeglinski Acushnet, MA Occupational Therapy Finally the end is now and a new beginning awaits me. There are so many people to thank for helping me through this wonderful journey you all know who you are. I could never forget you if I tried. You are the people that I hold dearest to my heart. Thank you. Last but not least, thanks Mom for your support. Aunt Althea you are the best! Vaughan you are one in a million who else would put up with me. Love always, Petrina Petrina Johnson Lynn, MA Business Administration 25 rhese past four j ears have boon experimen- tal strange and lull of surprises. 1 can only hope that the friends 1 have in.uk' here at Bay Path will last a lifetime. I want to say thanx to my roommate of tour \ ears Frania. I wanna ^a\ whatS up to Manu, Esther, fenny, Nadine, \ asmine, Tamika, Deborah, and Amy E. Hello to 1st East Freshman year-Twisty Bread Parties. Thank you to my family and Keith for their support. 1 want to thank God for allowing me to be here. Makebah Kelly Newton, MA Criminal Justice Mom & Dad, are you shocked? I made it! I couldn't have done it without you. I love you both. Thanks for every- thing! Kev- where do I begin... you've been there to help me through so much! Thank you so much for never letting me give up even when I wanted to quit. I love you and can't wait till the Big Day! Trust me the worst part is finally over! We made it this far. Aimee- thanks for having faith in me to succeed in life! I did it! To the girls- AG, CW, TT- 1 can't believe we made it! Never forget all the sh** we went through to get here. AG- Don't worry I will always be there for you no matter where I end up. Always keep in touch! Love ya girls! 4 Melissa Knorr Thomaston, CT Psychology 26 to: Carrie Kraftchick West Springfield, MA Occupational Therapy Well, this is it! Thank you to all of my professors and class- mates who helped me along the way. Mom, Dad, Grampy, Gree, Randy, and Auntie Donna thank you for always supporting me and keeping me from going insane. Kerri, you truly are the best friend a girl could ever have. Thanks for listening during all of my late night phone calls. Todd, you are my heart. You have taught me to let go and have fun. That is the best lesson I could have ever learned. I love you. I'll never forget all us girls have shared, all that BP has given me, Mom /Dad for the chance. Amy UR my sunshine, Lika Pari' /It. Men, Nicole Auto PC, Raquel wonder Woman/fish, Yas PHMan, Ang we're still here! Thanx Tom. HZ, LM, Bren, JE never forget U. "It takes a second to say bye but a lifetime to forget" Mom, Dad, Pat I love U all I'd be nowhere w/o U UR the Wind Beneath My Wings. Luv u2 Backlunds, it Is A Small World After All. "You never really leave a place you love, part of it you take with you, leaving a part of you behind". Jennifer Kubala Longmendow, MA Business/ Human Resources 27 io my girls Ann 1 ika |en Nicole Brenda t leidi Mariu Robin Diane V ou \ e made m\ years at BP< beautiful. Our memo ries: Civic pub jello at fens Starbucks fanet Limos autopc all those foes and \ntonios. Special thanks to all BPC Faculty and staff! There's nothing like the Admission^ crew-^i ou guys are the best! Brenda (..111 see von on TV! Luv and Hugs to Mom Nick Dad Karen Tasha Mvrna fessie Kevin Mandi for all your support. Sean my love, the sun will always shine with you bv my side. Raquel Labrie Southhampton, MA Business Nicole LaBonte Ellington, CT Occupational Therapy M&D- thank you for all of your love, support and guidance - withoul it I would have never followed my dreams. Tom - 1 love you with all of my heart. Flipper, Lisa, Carolyn & Jess luv you guys and keep in touch. Stac & Mark- move home soon! To the OT class of 2000 WEDIDIT!!!!Continue to persevere and follow your dreams. DR. S, MMP, Ms. B- thank you for all of your knowledge and leadership. 28 Lynn Lombard Chicopee, MA Psychology 2000 I would like to thank my mom and my sister Kim for sticking by my side through out all of my college years. I would like to thank my son Zachary and my daughter Destiny for giving me the motiva- tion to continue on with school and achieve a higher education. I would like to thank my dad & Ingrid for all of their help these past years. I would like to thank Jusy and Barb of Holyoke Street School for inspiring and believing in me all of these years. ( 2 more degrees to go: MA & Doc). Thank you all, I Love You! Thank you Dad and Diane, Mom and Tom, for whose love and support has made this day possible. My love r to my siblings Melanie, Allison, Melissa, Kelly, Michelle, and Tabitha. You made college bearable. Melissa thanks for helping me through my fears and doubts over you know who. Finally to my boyfriend Ketsana: you n j, came into my life when I needed someone the most. I love you and look forward to a bright and happy future with you. Natasha Madore East Windsor, CT 29 Who's the more I foolish, the fool or the I tool who follows him 1 fU —. - Obi Wan Kenobi. j Michelle ma belle | thanx 4 listening when I needed U. UR awesome. Remember sea foam green with ruffles & a big floppy hat. UR my best friend. Mom & Pad- 1 love U. 1 hanx -1 everything. Kelly- \\ hats a issue 1 ( rys- We'll always have Paris. Amy- I'll always be your anti- \ ou know who. When are we going to Filenes basement 1 Thanx 4 being there. Kel, Amv, Miehellev- Are we the tools or the followers? Ill miss you guys. Keep in touch. Katherine Marcinkowski Saugerties, NY Liberal Studies Kimberly Mirer Springfield, MA Occupational Therapy First and foremost, I would like to thank fo) husband and daughta for all their love and support. I would also like to express a specie thank-you to my parents and in-laws p all the love & support that they have pro- vided. I appreciate tht understanding and consideration that my sisters and close friends have demon- strated throughout the past four years. I am grateful for all the wonderful friends that I have made during nr years at Bay Path. To Shelby and Crisla- all I have to say is Fabo darlings. 30 Jessica Montemagni Chicopee, MA Occupational Therapy 2 my family thanx 4 all the support throughout the years I couldn't have done it without U. CD-Liz wspd, spd, lpd, & our near death in WS, being single, our family, our house, sticker picture, late night calls, all- Ameri- can, guys, bouncers, sponsors, b-days, bottle nights love Mariah, JC Polly's, our many talks, language, miss U thanx 4 being a true friend. CB- leather skin and turkey cooking lessons, T don't think that I don't know what U look like. JB- ur birthday, bananas in pajamas, pimp mobile. 2 everyone else good luck. Most of all thank U Dad 4 standing by me and watching me grow into the person I am today. ist Thank you Mom and an) Dad for all your love and support. an Kymberly, my sister, I ] wish you the best- I sjk love you! Best of luck ■ to all the friends I have m made at BPC, HS, LP, pp SS, HS, SK, AG, AA, r0 . MW, and the rest that I | f might have missed. I nd hope you reach all ,t r your goals and dreams. Heidi thank-you. I 10I would have been lost ^without you! Michael, I am finally done. e Thank-you for being there for me. I love ", you! Thank you BPC for all the great ,,i memories I had a great , ; time. Watch out real world here I come... Heather Moran Belchertown, MA Business H l can t belie\ e thai my time at BP( is ( oming to an end. rhanks Mom .v 1 )ad for making it possible, to I isa >s; l leather 1 miss \ ou! [anna- thanks for the great times, the quad Pres. walk, cheese whiz, bedtime talks .Amanda- m\ ex roommie love va! Colleen- my twin, moon buddy, & BF, can t wait till \ on're mv \KM 1. Sabrina- so cute & sweet! Kerri- weird coincidence huh? Love all my follow 1'ACS members. 1 lope everyone comes to visit me! Jim- thanks for vour love and support, can't wait till the summer. Ransolina Nicholson Brooklyn, NY Business Administration Thanx to my aunt 4 !i support. Liz u r the greatest, Beatrice nothing comes cheap "P" how did we manage to stay friertc through it all? Lynn thanx 4 lending your ear, its a blonde thim Labor Day weekend we have each other. Dewi "we don't die" Justin thanx for the wake up calls, u r a sweetheart. Rob, you are one of a kind I Le You. Juliette dreams c come true. To my BR friends, there has nevi been a dull moment Friday nights TJ's. "TC" thanx for takinf me on one of a lifetin dream trip. Aida keep up the good job. PEACE OUT. 32 ■ t 1 ^^S^H f. fft% ^^fll C ' ■ ^ % nr \ \ / \ «i Y Tressa Oliver Ellington, CT Psychology Many thanks to all my peers who helped me along during these difficult years. Most of all I would like to thank my be- loved husband. This journey would not have been possible if it had not been for his support, love, and understand- ing. Thank you to all my friends and family for supporting me all my life. There is not a day that passes that I don't thank God for each and everyone of you. Mom, Dad, Brittany, Preston, Grady, Stone & Delani, Nana & Bumpa, you have been my inspira- tion. Thank you David for all your love encouragement, dancing, and laughter. I love you guys so much. To my Bay Path gals; Liz C, Jen B, Shannon, Rhonda, Wendy, & Melissa. ..We did it! Best of luck to all of you! MMHI • flHi , , iS ... gfif 1 r mtm . _ Jf|1 "!*■»- \j , met seiMe ■ ! i ■%m *J v *' 1 1 % Michelle Norris Agawam, MA Occupational Therapy 33 Mom and Dad: Thank \ ou for all oi \ our love and support (and money)! 1 lo\ e j ou both! Nadja and Kiernan: I'll miss oui gossiping sessions! Kat} We U always h,n [une 1 Ith! Mr. Norton and Mi. Page: You / both have taught me so much. 01 course 1 think more was learned hanging around the office. Maria: i ou're the best' Remember I'll always be around. Maybe I'll even help with the set. Promise me that you will adopt the chicken next vear. I Love you all and I'll miss you. Thank you tor the best four years of mv life! Jessica Rose Osowski Westfield, MA Liberal Studies/ Business Wendy Perreault Easthampton, MA Psychology/ Gerontology Dan, you should get an honorary degree from BPC for enduring the past 3 years. Without you I would never have made it. Thank you Mom and Dad for your guidance, for letting my individual- ity show, and for always telling me I had it in me. I love you all. A famous person once said, "The key is to realize that life is temporary and spending life question ing life is a waste of life." 34 Lisa Phillips Ware, MA Criminal Justice To my family: thanx for your support and all your love. You have been the greatest inspiration in my life. I will be forever grateful to u becuz you gave me this opportunity to better myself: I luv u. Shanna, you have been there for me thru everything and I can't thank you enough. You have shown me the true meaning of friendship and you will always be my hero I love you. Lee the last five years have been the best time of my life and I can't wait to spend the rest of my life with you. U are truly the love of my life, I love you. It's been a long, tough road and to uthink it's only just " begun. Thanks to Mom, Dad, Scott, and Dharmesh for all your sup- port! I Love You! To all my friends and family I couldn't have made it this far without you. Good bye BPC- on to bigger and better things! in is to is i iter Karen Pollack Winsted, CT Business 35 Thank God 4 his grace ;et me thru these i \ i- rhanx 2 all my family 4 their luv & support. Colleen DAH! 1 be wit u okaj ' Monifah 1 issa-Chi Chi s swearing in front oi ui mother Keli never doing home work, Rupa. ring shopping Mimi ( u. I can!, cool, yeah, A|- class ot his own Celine Dion tics, country- yuck! David- my love, my lite. 1 can't thank u enough. I mean everything 2 me. 1 thank God 4 bringng n into m\ lite. The past 4 \rs. have been perfect. 1 look forward 2 spending the rest of my life vv/u. U're my best friend, my angel from heaven. I'm everything 1 am cuz u love me! I love u! Kelly Quinn Somers, CT Legal Studies Pamela Rickabaugh Chicopee, MA Occupational Therapy I want to thank everyone for their low and support. W/o yoi; I could not have donu it. Thanks M & D, Mf LC, and LS for having a listening ear, a clear head and a shoulder l cry on, Sasha for your companionship throughout this craziness, MMP for stretching me beyond my limits, Prof. Burns and Dr. Coyne for teaching me about things I didn't know the importance of. They said it couldn't t done! The harder you go, the more the endorphins kick in- hit the ground run- ning! 36 Crisla Rulewicz Bristol, CT Occupational Therapy FAREWELL Bay Path! The learning experi- ence has been long and interesting. Soon the future will be at hand. Thkful to have met so many new professors and supportive classmates. Good luck to the class of 2000! Mom and Peter, thx for everything, I love you both. Mom you are the BEST! Gram, thx for putting me through OT school. I could not have done it w/out you. I love you! Mom I could not have afforded everything else w/out you- thx! Shelby & Kim, I am so glad we became friends! Keep in touch always Sassypants!. Thank you mom and dad for all your support and confidence that you have given me. Nit- my one and only sister, now it is your turn. Michael, thanks for being so understand- ing. Tabitha- thanks for being there for me. You are a great friend. To the rest of my bud's thanks for the endless sup- port. Michelle Scafuri Southwick, MA Business Administration 37 1 am not afraid oi storms, for 1 am learning to sail my ship" Louisa May AJcott. Thank \ ou to everyone thai supported nu' along the way. PSR, MN, IX, and the first graduating OT | dassatBPC.I respect you more than you know. I'll never forget you MMP! Thank your tor all you r support and guidance. Leila Wilder Shlosser Longmeadow, MA Occupational Therapy Ginger Silva Springfield, MA Business I would like to thank everyone for their support througout mi t experience at Bay Patl j College. Most of all I would like to thank n parents. My father for all the motivation, lov and assurance he give fi My mother who always gives me sustenance, love and i encouragement. My sister, Cynnamon and her husband, Steven who are always there to listen and guide n* My niece, Autumn for giving me a sound mind and comfort. U best friend, Jay for a I his support and understanding. To all my friends and famiti thank you! 38 Frania Simchak Blandford, MA Business Thank you so much to my parents, Ma I miss you a lot. Dad, and Taco Dave I love you. Mary and Jason, I could not have done it without you. Makebah, what will I do without a room- mate like you? Yasmine, Mariu, Jenny- I'll miss you all. Gram, Uncle Sonny, and the rest of my family- you're the best. Jenny, Sarah, Stef, twins, and everyone else- thanks for your friendship. Good bye BPC i "Life is how we win, how we lose, how we live or die, but above all- how we choose." To all those who've touched my life, be it family, friends or mentors- you've guided & taught me thru the years. From your lessons the greatest 11 earned was strength, success, life & love. Now I will walk my own path & let nothing stand in my way as I pursue my dreams. Thank-you- I love you all! i Crystal Small Dexter, ME Criminal Justice *9 1 w ould like to thank C iod and my angels for watching over me Thanks Mom. Pad. Adam, Josh, Beck} , Abbv for vour love and support. To my girls lamie, Becki, Cathy / and Jess thanks for all the laughs, tears and good times! Love you!! Katy Stevenson Ellington, CT Liberal Studies Shanna M. Supczak Ware, MA Legal Studies 2 my parents & brother, thank u 4 everything. You have stood by me & have made me who I am today, & words cannot i even begin 2 express the gratitude I feel 4 you. I love you so much! 2 Lisa & Lee, u have been my best friends, I love u 4 that. I Lisa, u have always been there when I needed u, thank u 4 that. You have taught me what a best friend is, & I thank u 4 being mine. Eddie, u are mj soul mate, & I cannot wait to spend the rest of my life w/ u. I love u so much, & the best thing about being in love with u is knowin; that u return those feelings. Heather, goot luck w/ all u do. Keep in touch! 40 Holly Sweeney Enfield, CT Business I would like to thank my family for all of their love and support during the past four years, especially, my grandma and grandpa who taught me the value of an education. Mom and Dad, thank you for giving me this wonderful opportu- nity. Jesse, your love gave me the strength to endure. To my friends, Heather, Natasha, Michelle, and Tabitha thanks for all the good times and great memories. Good luck to all of my friends and professors at Bay Path College! Congratula- tions to the Class of 2000! 2 eveiyl & memories I missed, "Time it was and what a time it was.." Jim KC; croco- dile hunter, Kings, air Getto Superstar, KC & g KK; bollum incident, KK; A & F models, clubbing, KK & MP; j martian in MP's pants, i MP; random aerobics, Thirsty Thursdays, 3 <man, MP & NA; Umass frat houses, MP & KC; ulGetto aprtmnt, NA; our 21stb-day's, the talks, ia meeting AIC boys, DC; concerts, xmas trees, LK; Gnomes, sunsets, the stars, MG; flagpole >n in the sand, everyl; did u touch it, hilly; U no be the camper back there, -it's a hotel, MoM; Smile on I made it! Thank u! "I have a photograph, preserve ur memories thafsall that is left 2 u." Heather Szteliga Bernardston, MA Psychology II Dad and Mom 1 finally made it 1 ["hanks for believing and gi\ ing me the chance to fulfill my dreams to -ill my friends and professors thank \ ou I will mis>, you! Dais) fele fu Cat Meihui Grace, 1 wouldn't have made it without your support. Don t forget the times w e had. Late night, laughter, food, shop- ping, photos. Daisy, ring a boll? Shawn, still going strong? Mama and aunts I did it! Chris thanks tor your love and here's to more wars to come wo ai ni. Joanne Tan Geylang Bahru, Singapore Psychology /Gerontology Michelle Thurston West Springfield, MA Psychology /Gerontology 42 Kristin Tierney Feeding Hills, MA Occupational Therapy Dream what you want to dream; go where you want to go; be what you want to be, because you have only one life and one chance to do all the things you want to do. Good Luck and God Bless the Class of 2000! For all the memories, guidance, friendship, and unforgettable experiences of a lifetime, I would like to thank my FAMILY, FRIENDS, and Bay Path. The time I spent at BPC will never escape me. CJ, Jess, Dewi, Rans, P, say good-bye to Theinert and Hello somewhere else! Never forget Greece (Robin), Spain, Montreal, Summer 1999, Longmeadow House, The Harley, and CRAZY nights. Here's to you here's to me the best of friends we shall always be. Best Wishes to all, LYNN Lynn Tillotson Manchester, CT /'m/i hology/Child Studies 43 Mom and Dad \ ou \ e done so much for me can't tit it all on this page. Thank you for supporting me in so many ways throughout college. I- vim. watch Lng the shows, shop- ping, and just hanging out moans so much to me; thank you for being the ultimate stress buster! Peter, thank you for being my 1 1 wizard! i ou are always ready and willing to help me and 1 appreciate it so much. And finally, Ray, thank you for your love, support and under- standing. Now that I've finished shcool, I'm ready for April 21, 2001, and forever... Maribeth Wansick Ware, MA Business/Information Technology Courtney Whalen Salisbury, CT Business Many thanks to my family, I could not have done it without you!! I LOVE YOU! Good luck Ashley and Christopher! 2 my friends; Friends Forever w/ many gooc times to remember, I | love u: CT police, bras?, JEEPS, T333, Captain, Focus, Tilly's anyone?, Where were you at 11:13? Bonfire, Chicopee parties: screen doors?, Atten- tion there is a meeting at 4:20 in PAM's kitchen!, A fire where? Paris '99, Cher, All Italians are..., Attitude is everything, WHAT- EVER, It's 3 a.m., I'm not a player, DON'T THINK DRINK!! "Give me your heart make it real or else FORGET ABOUT IT!" Rob Thomas. - 44 Nadja Andrasev Budapest, Hungary Psychology Melissa Baj Longmeadow, MA Legal Studies Tammy Bowers Ludlow, MA Psychology /Criminal Justice Christina Brunaccioni Greenfield, MA Occupational Therapy 45 Kiernan Cone Haydenville, MA Liberal Studies Jennifer Franklin Framington, CT Psychology Lakesha Jordan Springfield, MA Legal Studies Cheryl LeMieux Springfield, MA Business 46 M Amy Mahan Beverly, MA Psychology Jamie Miller Somers, CT Business Theresa Mitchell Bass Harbor, ME Business Melissa Palmer Ware, MA Criminal Justice 47 Debra Rubba Suffield, CT Business Charlene Schultz East Granby, CT Legal Studies K > Rhonda Setkewich Springfield, MA Psychology Stephanie Silva Springfield, MA Occupational Therapy 48 Crystal Utz Putnam, CT Legal Studies Nicole Wood Somers, CT Occupational Therapy Mary F. Budrow Springfield, MA Legal Studies Wendy Chadwick East Hartford, CT Business Rosemary Chiarizio Springfield, MA Legal Studies Donna Dolina Wibraham, MA Business Jodi DeForge Monson, MA Psychology Diane Fecinta Vernon, CT Psychology Christine Ford Springfield, MA Business Frances Hutchinson Longmeadow, MA Liberal Studies Louisa Gandini Springfield, MA Business Jennifer Kratovil Feeding Hills, MA Psychology Tarena Hines Springfield, MA Legal Studies Amy Long Longmeadow, MA Business Andrea Luis Newington, CT Business Jamie Martell New Haven, VT Legal Studies Erin Murphy West Springfield, MA Psychology Melissa Regini Enfield, CT Liberal Studies Constance Salomone Longmeadow, MA Liberal Studies Lisa Simon Enfield, CT Liberal Studies 49 Jennifer Tilsh - Nardi Airawam, MA Legal Studies Cathleen Timms Agawam, MA Liberal Studies CONGRATULATIONS GRABS ua-jrjjr^y^xii i ■ ^iftjyjj y*i*mwi&» Wffl^ ** 1 950 - 1 960 1951 1951 Bay Path girls put in charge of the town news section of the Daily News 1955 1956 Glenn Hall is expanded and an art studio is added 52 1958 Library expanded by book donations from Fran Hatch a trustee of Bay Path College 1950 1950 UN secretaries come to Bay Path junior College 1953 1957 First Christmas dinner held for both commuter and resident students 19S7 it's a mattef of Time m SK Sophomores We have come to a crossroad in our college career, where some of us have chosen to graduate and others to continue for another two years. We have all been through so much together and now we go our separate ways. We have made strong friendships that have lasted for the past two years and hopefully for our lives. As we go forth we will remember our times at Bay Path and create many more in the next two years. Good luck to those who are moving on. Colleen Donovan Class of 2002 53 Thank you to im family for all their love, support and encour- agement. 1 wouldn't be here without you. Thanks also to Bay Path for a memorable time l enjoyed it all - even the hard work!! Finally, thank you - friends professors an< members ot the B1V k ommunity - you welcomed me and made me teel at home Natasha Ali Nagpur, India Early Childhood Education Aimee J. Dupuis Chicopee, MA Early Childhood Education Thank you to everyone I have met at BPC. If you are not aware of it, all of you in your own ways, have made an impact on my life. Good Luck and I hope to see you all again in the future. Take my words of wisdom with you "always smile" To my Commuter pals thanks for the memories. Love Aimee 54 Thank you mom for giving me this oppor- tunity, I couldn't of made it with out you. Thanks Jen F for giving me the knowledge I needed to get by. Luv ya Nina, if it wasn't for you I don't know what I would do, thank you for making me a better person Angel. Jen, don't ever give up, keep staying strong and you'll find all the happiness you deserve. To Brett, Kelly, Mindy, Dave, Nellie, Jess, Path and Joe I wish you good luck and happi- ness in everything you do. Jess Miner you are always in my dreams and thoughts, I love you always. Sheila Estell Willington, CT Occupational Therapy Asst I really did it! Thanks to God my children my friends and to my husband. I love you all! So many memories are special to me. Remem- ber " purple and blue jeans?" JW, E, and CR, Thanks for your support. Mom and Dad, I did it! God Bless all the graduates. Lastly, my professors, Thank you! H r -"■•^psx / iBr^- 1 ■' By* <-■ tI*-''* sj Hfc\ "V," w" ^B f f J k Brenda Graveline Wales, MA Earh/ Childhood Education 55 1 w ould like to first ott thank my parents for all that thev have done tor mo most impor- tantly letting me attend 4 \ ears ol college, 1 love you very much. To my beautiful big sister Pattie who with out her 1 wouldn't be here (this tune 1 didn t forget you) 1 love you very much. Norma, io ti voglio fcane tiene. To all my friends Corine e^pei. iall\ \ ou w ere the best roommate. 1 wish vou could' ve staved. I will miss you dearly and hope to be part of your future if you know what 1 mean. We shared some great times and thanks for the special talks we had i Lj. RN, SP, NJ, MJ. TG, MG, CG but I will be back. Nancy Guerrera Torrington, CT Travel & Hospitality Jeannine Julien Brooklyn, NY Occupational Therapy Asst Thank you Mom, Sylvia, Ms. Martin, and all those who sup- ported me through rough years. With your encouragement and belief in my ability to prevail I was able to survive. TO all my friends at BPC: DF, RN, PJ, YA, JC, TG, JE much love and remember mama knows... Nothing can stop us now and for those who try "SLOW YOUR ROLE!" -L 56 Sara Larson Castleton, VT Occupational Therapy Asst. Sariberry. the december grad. Nicki the roomie of 209. toadies & creed ohhooray! Night of 240 cms movies nhotc. Piercing tatoos tapesties. Yes covergirls, spacey's my hero, ferrs& dd fred, x files game & cap'n, cigs I wish these were... None w messages. What the?! palsinHCC, sketchy thistimeits the Kleiglights, toronto I never wanna leave, guy & tamir... Boston with my girls/ Poems & quotes, art with . in glimmes & Lundsay bee mamichellemablle. ohh the memories... Mom & Dad will never be able 2 thank U enough 4 your luv & support. Without U I wouldn't be the person I am today. 2 my sisters Kristy & Anne Marie "God made us sisters, Hearts made us friends". Babci & Dziadzi no one could ask for more wonderful & understanding grandparents like U. My luv to U all. Grandfather, Nanny and Cioci thanks for watching over me. I luv U & miss U! TO all my friends at BPC, I will never forget the good times we've shared. I will cherish these memories 4ever. Best of luck in the future. Amy O'Brien Yantic, CT Early ( 'hildhood Education 57 "Lite is what happens to you while your bus) making other plans" Thanks to everyone especially m\ parents m\ sisters \nne Mane & Ann Babci & Dziad/i your inspira- tion and support made this all possible. Cioci and all those gone before us, even though 5 on re not with me, you re all close m my heart as you look down from heaven on me. To my friends at AI good tunes forever, Stacy Rock On! Jen thank you for being you. Brian more memories to share, you are very special to me. I Love You , appreciate & adore you all. Kristy O'Brien Yantic, CT Occupational Therapy Asst. Shannon Scalley Ellington, CT Occupational Therapy Asst. Dad, Mom and Fran- Thank you for the support, guidance, an I understanding me through my journey. ! i: love you all. I couldn' | have done it without . supportive family. Bei thank you for standin; by during the rest of I my journey. I love yoi | thank you for all the good memories. Good,,, friends and times wit! Amy O. Kristy O, Jen ; ] B, Jen G, Lisa R and I Meg D. Amy thank y< >■ for all the talks, and most of all understanc ing and forgiving me. Thank you everyone for the love and support. 58 Mom & Dad thank you 4 all ur love and support. Without u I would not have followed my dreams. Nicole and Keith I love u guys and wish you both the best in your future together. Tammy ur a great big sis, I love you. Michael these last 3 years have been wonderful. Thanks for being there for me. I can't wait to spend the rest of our lives together. I love you now and always! Nancy, thank you for ur great friendship, I'll never 4 get u. Good luck in ur future. See you at the wedding. I'll miss you guys!! NG, LJ, RN, NJ, MI, TJ, SP, MG, CG Corine Sinclair North Pownal, VT Early Childhood Education Many thanks to Rebecca Mita and Lisa Twarog for giving me help and support these last two years. I am so lucky to have friends like you! A very special thank you to Marco Palmer. Together, we can do any- thing. Thank you for being my best friend Winifred Stenquist Amherst, MA Business Mom & Pad - rhank you for all oi your help and encouragement. 1 couldri t have come this far v\ ithout you Andy buddy 1 lo\ e ya! Becky, Sarah an Natasha - rhanks for alwaj s being there for me. i on are the best friends I could ever ask tor. Winnie admire you so much and wish you all the happiness in the world. Thanks for the McDonald's runs! Lisa Twarog Chicopee, MA Business Nancy Warren Hampden, MA Business Thank you to the three most important people in my life. My best friend, my husband John. The past 24 years have been the best! My son Fred, you'll always be "Tootsie" to me, and my beautiful daughter Heather - I'll miss you when you go off to school. You have all brought me such joy! Thanks for the encour- agement. Mom and Dad and Dad and Ruth thanks for believing in me. I couldn't have done this without all of you. 60 Letia Beverly Boston, MA Psychology Jessica Ennis Hartford, CT Early Childhood Education ' 1 ■ ""'- : " ,;.::. : ^ ..J,.;. .:.V.V '-iC^iU^M^^^ :S V. - :: ' mk v a ■ M _ HRLiiBf'^ '■-.' Stacy Evans Southwick, MA Psychology Erica Fitzgibbon Westfield, MA Occupational Therapy Asst. 61 Taunya Gray Merrimac, MA Psychology Holly H. Kriss East Granby, CT Occupational Therapy Asst. Valerie Milani Brimfield, MA Early Childhood Education Eleanor Miller Somers, CT Business Administration 62 Deborah Rickless Longmeadow, MA Occupational Therapy Asst. Zelma Hughes South Windsor, CT Occupational Therapy Asst. Pamela Aspinall Westfield, MA Occupational Therapy Asst. Araseliz Ayala Springfield, MA Early Childhood Education Doreen Durocher Springfield, MA Occupational Therapy Asst. Linda Forni Granby, MA Occupational Therapy Asst. Pauline Gladstone Nashua, NH Psychology Katie Goyette West Springfield, MA Occupational Therapy Asst. Holly Keller Enfield, CT Business Administration Helen H. Au West Hartford, CT Business Administration Lisa Barber Coxsackie, NY Psychology Sarah Farr Southwick, MA Occupational Therapy Asst. Teresa Gibson Brooklyn, NY Occupational Therapy Asst. Sylwia D. Gomolka Stafford Springs, CT Criminal Justice Grethel Hoozky Long Island City, NY Eiberal Arts Megan Landry Chicopee, MA Legal Asst. Mary Beth Lawless Enfield, CT Occupational Therapy Asst. Brandi L. Lefler Mansfield, CT Early Childhood Education Nellie Lozano Suffield, CT Early Childhood Education Susy Santo Martins Springfield, MA Travel/Hospitality Michelle McCloskey Stafford Springs, CT Occupational Therapy Asst. Andrea McKay Southwick, MA Early Childhood Education Moriah Metras Chicopee, MA Early Childhood Education Trisha Munshaw Enfield, CT Early Childhood Education Michele R. O'Toole Danbury, CT Early Childhood Education Carla M. Piccoli Enfield, CT Travel & Hospitality Yuri Mihashi Chiba, Japan Liberal Arts Gail Nadok Agawam, CT Business Administration Crytal Pare Windsor, CT Business Administration Donna Robtoy Windsor Locks, CT Legal Assistant Dawn Modeen Windsor Locks, CT Occupational Therapy Asst. Rebecca Noujaim Waterbury, CT Business Administration Osita Phillips Longmeadow, MA Early Childhood Education Sharon Ross Springfield, MA Occupational Therapy Asst. 63 Star Saloomey East Otis, MA Travel & Hospitality Mary Jane Szemela 1 .udlow, MA Legal Asst. Denise Siska Springfield, MA Psychology Yukiko Takano Chiba, Japan Early Childhood Education Dawn Stoddard Enfield, CT Business Administration Deborah H. Templeton Hampden, MA Occupational Therapy Asst. Jaime Triompo Wethersfield, CT Early Childhood Education Darlene M. Tyburski Springfield, MA Occupational Therapy Asst. Jennifer A. Unterstein Ellington, CT Occupational Therapy Asst. Leila E. Weiner Chicopee, MA Legal Asst. Margery W. Zajac Windsor, CT Occupational Therapy Asst. 64 65 1 960 - 1 970 1962 In L961 Hatch Library is purchased, along with Elliott House which used to be Perkins Hall. I960 1966 In 1963 the Associ- ates Degree was authorized. 66 Theinert Hall was built, and an addition to Blake Student Center. In 1960 Bollum Hall was built, along with Blake Student Center. it's a mattei of Time Bollum Hall was built before Theinert, even though many consul Theinert to be one of the oldest buildings on campus. Theinert Ha original name was South Hall, and j was the third dormitory at the tinw Motorcycles and scooters werJ^ prohibited from campus, and stuJ dents had to follow a code of condud I on and off campus. Students tool classes in Personal Grooming, Poim and dress. The dormitories were a] I directed by single women. 1964 Carr Hall was built. 1968 II Faculty, Staff Administration Cognizant of the speed with which our world is evolving, Bay Path's faculty and staff are committed to prepare students for intellectual, social, and economic challenges of the new century. With dedication and affection, this community of mentors promotes an environment with a balanced blend of comfort and rigor necessary to foster student excellence. Their belief in the College's mission to develop students' leadership and communication, and technological skills further speaks to their conviction to provide students with the tools required for success in the coming millennium. Far more than the employees, faculty and staff are an integral part of campus life and student achievements. Professor Virginia Freed 67 Administration Eleanor Gay Assistant to the President Caron Hobin Vice President of Planning and Student Development Vana N. Nespor Dean of Enrollment Services Dr. William Sipple Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs Michael O'Hara Vice President for Institutional Advancement Marcia Conrad Dean of Students Rachel St. Onge-Boisseau Vice President for Finance and Administrative Services Dr. Shirley Johnson Associate Vice President of Academic Affairs 68 Sally Schirmer-Smith Asst. Dean of Student Life I Activities Director DEPARTMENT CHAIRS Dr. William Macanka Chair- Liberal Studies Assoc. Professor Science/Math Attorney Joan Spadoni Chair- Legal Studies Professor Legal Studies Dr. Joan Inzinga Chair- Business & Information Technology Assoc. Professor Business Dr. Carol Winters-Smith Chair-Psychology Professor Psychology Dr. Victor Milani Chair- Criminal Justice Professor Criminal Justice/Science Estelle Leavitt Chair- Education Assoc. Professor Education Dr. Karen Sladyk Chair- Occupational Therapy Lynda Bishop Asst. Chair OT, Director OTA, Asst. Professor OT 69 Faculty Charles Bertolino Registrar Alexandra Burns Asst. Prof. Interior Design/Art Dr. Kenneth Callow Asst. Prof. Business Atty. Anne Dobmeyer Assoc. Prof. Legal Studies Bettina Dold Asst. Prof. Information Technology /Business Virginia Freed Assoc. Prof. English Brenda Hardin Dir. A.D.C. Asst. Prof. English Dr. John C. Jarvis Assoc. Prof. English/ Communication Dr. Cheryl Leary Assoc. Prof. Psychology Christopher Leary Instructor Psychology, College Counselor ^m ^| ■ev * T$ 1 1 / v. 1 Dr. Elenore Long Assoc. Prof. English/ Communication Carol Berry Instructor Occupational Therapy Arlene Eisenman- Palka Assf. Professor Information Technology & Business Dyanne Mascia- Hanelius Instructor Occupational Therapy Marilyn Micka- Pickunka Asst. Prof. OT Paul Norton Assoc. Prof. Theatre/ Humanities Dr. Cathryn G. Riggs Andrea Russo Assf. Prof. Education Assoc. Prof. Travel /Business/ Computer Applicatiom Gina Semprebon Assf. Prof. Science Brenda Smaga Assf. Prof. OT, OT Academic Fieldivork Coordinator Dr. Robert Weir Assoc. Prof. History 70 Kathryn Wiezbicki-Stevens Assf. Prof. Psychology/ Foundations for College Academic Counselor ■ Staff Margaret Anderson Director, of Health Services Phyllis Brand Financial Aid Asst. Layne Breton Asst. Bookstore Manager Patricia Brunelle Administrative Asst. OT Department Janice Calcidise CE Office Manager/ Enrollment Services Event Coordinator jpi -I % i Kenneth Collamore Director of Campus Public Safety Angela Derouin Director of Career Services Christine DiCola Data Mgmt. Gift Processing Asst. Carol Dunlop Director of Continuing Education Sharon Feen Administrative Support James Gallo Asst. Director of Academic Systems Laurie Gelzinis Administrative Asst. to the Registrar Joanne Guernsey Director of Publications and Advertising Joan Haluch Jacqueline Johnson Office Services Manager Preschool Director Barbara McMahon Patricia McMonagle Massimina Megliola Bookstore Manager Director of Development, Purchasing Director Major Gifts Jane Moriarty Receptionist Operator Nancy Murphy Administrative Asst. to Dean of Students 71 STAFF Maureen Naglieri Joanne Ollson Robyn Rawson Administrative Asst. Human Resource Marketing/ Comm. Asst. Facilities & Campus Services Administrator Linda Simonds Susan Sliwa Asst. Director of Administrative Asst.- Administrative Systems Provost /Academic Affairs Steven Smith Athletic Director Paul Stanton Director Facilities & Campus Services Linda Steinman Asst. Director of Continuing Education Nancy Stenberg Alumnae Relations/ Development Officer Pamela Toma Director Alumnae Relations & Annual Fund •> Gail Wilkinson Systems Specialist Maria Britton Data Entry Clerk- Enrollment Services Lynn George Continuing Education Asst. Denise Lawrie Financial Aid Asst. Stacie Wolmer Asst. Technician Bernadette Carberry Asst. to VP of Planning & Student Development Ann Guttman Events Coordinator Eric Willcox Project Manager ITS Kathleen Wroblewski Director of Communications Deloris Ennis Asst. to the President's Office Donna Guertin Controller 72 Continuing Education Vana Nespor, Linda Steinman, Janice Calcidise, Carol Dunlop, Lynn George Brenda Wishart Director of Admissions and Enrollment Services Stephanie King Director of Financial Aid Business Office Second Row left to right: Patricia Lavigne, ~)onna Guertin, Karen Mihakhick. First Row | left to right: Mary Dolce, Linda Bellame, Jonathan Tudryn. Admissions Standing Left to Right: Stacey Sevivas, Sarah Klein, Karen Daigneault , Rachel Dixon, Jaye Tern, Melissa Galzynski. Sitting left to right: Dean Vana Nespor, Brenda Wishart. m i IHQ|lllfl*?* 1!!1 ikflfk" 11 gm^Mgm O \ > W^w}iMMt% 4*» ; |l 1 9 ■ ^ i H^^i rJL ' jKf "-^m \ 1 Library Standing left to right: Kathleen Staron, Jay Schafer, Sharon Bellenoit. Sitting left to right: Diane McDonald, Maureen Horak, Linda Knaack. Wood Food Service Plant Operations Staff Housekeeping Staff Part-Time Faculty Ms. Debbie Bellucci Mrs Kristina Bendikas Dr. Bernard Bettinelli Ms. Patricia Booth Dr. Walter Breau Ms. Ruth Caney Mr. Mitchell Charkiewicz Ms. Liana Ciaglo Dr. Mark Clinton Mr. Jack W. Coleman Dr. Terrence E. Coyne Atty. Erica Cushna Ms. Andrea Daley Ms. Nancy Delson Ms. MaryLouise DiGiacomo Mr. Todd Ditmar Atty. Charles E. Dolan Ms. Patricia O'Neill Egan Dr. Donalyn Gross Zahi Haddad Ms. Kimberly Hartman Ms. Deborah Hatzipetro Ms. Lynne M. Hauser Dr. Kathleen Imbruno, SSJ Ms. Mary Kaselouskas Mr. Robert Keough Dr. John Lambdin The Honorable Jacques C. Leroy Ms. Ellen Manning Ms. Jean F. Maziarz Atty. Colbe C. Mazzrella Thomas J. Jr. McGee Mr. Douglas Mellis Ms. Deborah O'Leary Mr. Charles Page Dr. Ellen-Rose Savulis Ms Carrie L. Schlosser Dr. John Shea Ms. Linda Smith Ms. Brenda Garton Sjoberg Mr. Robert E. Surbrug Ms. Karen A. Tallman Atty Ariane Vuono Mr. James Wilkinson Atty. Gregory H. Williams Dr. James Williamson Dr. Rev. Eugene Wratchford Ms. Kathleen Wright Ms. Irene Piegza Ms. Edith Roberts Ms. Judith Robinson 73 1 970 - 1 980 1971 Dr. Randle Elliot replaces former President Douglas D. Perkins in 1971. 1978 Students were prohibited from having motorcycles and scooters on Campus 74 Students were required to wear dress or skirts to special birthday meals and evening activities. 1970 The last Class day Queen and Court crowned in 1970. BAY »TH JUNlORjmESE "SM ;&v ~"~ - i^/#? ■ Ik -,. tmmisnai «w!i»s»na cusskw wants numti *«isii 1975 Resident student's could not keep cars on campus. 1979 It's a Matter] of Time "In the interim between begim ning and present diverse arujH startling changes have bat- 1 tered and transformed our J world: The resignation of a 1 President and Vice President the "energy crisis", and rising cost of living have all servecB to arouse people from the dull stupor of Political ignorance! and non participation." Anonymous ORGANIZATIONS Bay Path takes pride in the large number of clubs and organiza- tions throughout campus. Among these groups are Student Government, Athletics, and the Diversity Club. All students are encouraged to join any club on campus. Each club and organization enrich Bay Path College through host guest speakers, volunteering through- out the Pioneer Valley or assisting in the production of a BPC event. At Bay Path College we enjoy watching young members become tomorrow's leaders. Courtney Whalen Student Government President 75 ~X Student Government Left to Right: Rebecca Stebbins, Karen Vigliani Vice President; Courtney Whalen, Presides Amanda Gosselin, Treasurer; Sara Pleva Seen tary f~ Student Government Standing Left to Right: Irianty Sandy, Meagan Itannitelli, Yasmin Correa, Cindy Mercer, Jes- sica Montemagni, Shalynn Hunt, Lika Dvali, Kathy Hoskins, Amy O'Brien, Marie Cifelli, Nadine Thomas, Toni Jacobs, Yasmine Antoine, Tameika Hill, Rebecca Stebbins Second Row Left to Right: Aimee Racine, Edith Misomali, Nicole Jimenez, Courtney Whalen, Karen Vigliano, Amanda Gosselin, Sara Pleva, Emily Hinckley First Row Left to Right: Rebecca Noujaim, Nicki Krajewski, Jennifer Kubala, Robin Clark, Amy Erickson _\_ STUDENT AMBASSADOR' Standing Left to Right: Yasmine Antoine, Kan; Vigliano, Colleen Donovan, Amy Erickso, Susandra Pasaribu, Dujlada Sukontasap, Melis Galczynski Seated: Left to Right: Lika Dva ( Kathy Hoskins, Kerri Boisvert, Jessica Phali | Melissa Sokolik, Meagan Hudak 76 ATHLETIC COUNCIL Standing: Crystal Pare, Valerie Milani, Kerry Hutchinson, Mr. Smith, Robin Clark, Amy Erickson, Nicki Krajewski, Shalynn Hun t Seated : [odi Burns, Jessica Montemagni, Nicole LaBonte, Fmilie Pessagno _N Astronomy Club Standing Left to Right: Meagan Dowd, Michele O'Toole, Lisa Reveruzzi, Lynn Tillotson Seated Left to Right: Kathy Hoskins, Ms. Semprebon, Kristen Gondek Chorale Nurd Row Left to Right: Mr. Page, Nancy juerrera, Nadja Andrasev, Leslie Juntunen, itika Ganti, Keirnan Cone, Nicki Krajewski Second Row Left to Right: Natasha Ali, Melissa Baj, Joane Tan, Abby Figueroa, Toni Jacobs, u Chantanathas, Sara Larson, Lisa Reveruzzi »t Row Left to Right: Kelly Quinn, Keli -hapman, Raindrop Sukontasap, Corine Sinclair, Eriko Sato, Tanya Swaby, Irianty Sandy 77 ~\ Association of Continuing Education] Back Row Left to Right: Linda Steinman, Chr tine Dufresne, Kathy Wiezbicki-Stevens, Michi O'Toole, Lynn George, Janice Cancidise,Calcidi White, Diane Fecinta, Nancy Leete Front R( Left to Right: Jenny Waller, Elaine Jones, Cai Dunlop, Caron Hobin r Computer Club Back Row Left to Right: Chizuru Inoue, Latika Ganti, Iriene Sunyoto, Megan Iannitelli, Irianty Sandy, Dujlada Sukontasap, Marie Guiffredo, Susandra Pasaribu, Aryu Sunyoto, Ritha Simanjuntak Front Row left to Right: Dr. Cal- low, Aimee Racine, Dr. Palka _\_ Commuter Connectioi Back Row: Christine Ford, Kelly Galarnea Denise Irla, Front Row: Lisa Twarog. Jennit Kubala, Meghan O'Connor 78 CRIMINAL JUSTICE Left to Right: Melissa Fager, Amy Erickson, Carie Munterich, Middle: Crystal Small Early Childhood Connection Standing Left to Right: Jennifer Wright, Vanessa Plantz, Lynn Tillotson, Michele O'Toole, Kristen Gondek, Lisa Reveruzzi, Natasha Ali Seated Left to Right: Meghan Dowd, Aimee Dupuis, Amy O'Brien Dance Company Standing Left to Right: Oil Sripa, Beau Chantanathas, Eriko Sato, Maria Medina, Megan Connors, Tina Tentoni Front Row Left to Right: Sokolik, Chizuru Inoue, Jessica Phalin, ' iaglo 79 Golden Z Third Row Left to Right: Jamie McAllister, El Evans, Rachel Legenbauer, Becky Palms Shalynn Hunt, Nicki Krajewski, Cindy Men Alison Klojzy, Emily Hinckley Second Row I to Right: Rebecca Noujaim, Sara Pleva, Micln Abert, Christine Auld, Natalie Winans, I Twarog, Tamara Kelcey, Sara Larson, Mo; Iannitelli, Amanda Fray, Nellie Lozano Fi Row Left to Right: Joanne Tan, Cheryl Llovii Karen Vigliano, Melissa Sokolik, Megan Hm Seated: Kerri Boisvert, Amanda Degree, M, Cifelli /" KEYNOTES Eriko Sato, Abby Figueroa, Dujlada Sukontasap, Keli Chapman, Mr. Page, Maria Medina, Kiernan Cone, Nadja Andrasev, Jessica Osowski, Col- leen Donovan, Melissa Dupont, Lisa Reveruzzi, Nicki Krajewski A Law Club Standing Left to Right: Christine Ford, Ci ; I Mercer, Cheryl Lloveras, Seated Left to Ri Leila Weiner, Atty Dobmeyer, Lisa Emerso 80 i LITERARY CLUB \ Standing Left to Right: Soen Chhouk, Megan Iannitelli, Joanne Tan, Edith Misomali, Natasha Ali Seated Left to Right: Cindy Mercer, Latika Ganti, Emily Hinckley ~\ Maroon Key Jessica Phalin, Allison Zotter, Melissa Sokolik, Cheryl Lloveras, Carie Munterich, Emilie Pessagno, Elizabeth Cyrankowski, Katherine Marcinkowski, Amy Mahan, Jennifer Kubala, Courtney Whalen, Yasmine Antoine, Natasha Ali, Lea Johnson, Lisa Twarog, Winifred Stenquist, Andrea Fontaine, Janna Hankie, Robin Clark, Amber Fosty, Jessica Montemagni, Susandra Pasaribu, Edith Misomali, Joanne Tan, Holly Sweeney, Christine Ford, Michelle Scaf uri, Tabitha Dudek,Leslie Juntunen, Wendy Perreault, Dr. Shirley Johnson Stand ing Left to Right: Nancy Guerrera, Rebecca Noujaim, Latika Ganti, Edith Misomali, Leslie luntunen, Corine Sinclair, Lisa Twarog, Ritha Simanjuntak, Seated Left to Right: Sandra Tay- lor, Michelle Crochetiere, Dr. Palka, Dr. Callow, Barbara Hallock, Kerri Boisvert, Susandra Pasaribu Presidential Ambassadors Standing Left to Right: Jessica Phalin, Joanm'i"! Tan, Kathy Hoskins, Sandra Taylor, Kristin f Gondek, Robin Clark, Jessica Montemagni, i 1 Karen Vigliano Seated Left to Right: Sarah f Goddard, Jennifer Kubala, President Leary, Lib Dvali, Christine Ford /- Student Activities Standing Lett to Right: Lisa Reveruzzi, Meghan Dowd, Laura Guyette, Cindy Mercer Seated: Arin Langan, Kathy Hoskins _\_ PSYCHOLOGY CLUB Standing Left to Right: Stephanie Kilian, Miche j O' Toole, Toni Jacobs, Elizabeth Decelles Sea tei Andrea Fontaine, Emilie Pessagno 82 Standing Left to Right: Eriko Sato, Rebecca Moujaim, Irianty Sandy, Nancy Guerrera Seated Left to Right: Bridget McMahon, Ms. Russo, '4 Robin Clark Travel Club _N Women Of Culture Standing Left to Right: Akiko Nishimura, Eriko Sato, Irianty Sandy, Toni Jacobs, Lalida Chantanathas, Tameika Hill, Suthawadee Sripa, Tanya Swaby, Natasha Ali, Ritha Simanjuntak, Latika Ganti Seated: Dujlada Sukontasap, Susandra Pasaribu, Mr. Christopher Leary, Dr. Cheryl Leary, Lika Dvali Freshmen Class Committee Seated Left to Right: Emily Hinckley, Cindy Mercer, Marie Cifelli, Brina Fondi, Standing: Ms. Angela Derouin 83 ~\ Sophomore Class Left to Right: Meghan Dowd & Lisa Twarog r Senior Class Standing Left to Right: Kathy Hoskins, Yasmine Antoine, Lika Dvali Seated Robin Clark, Dr. Learv Bollum Hall ra's & RD's Standing Left to Right: Sara Pleva, Correa, Nicole Jimenez Seated: RD Mr. Dal Lucy-Allen, RD Mrs. Andrea Lucy-Allen 84 n Standing: RD's Mr. Stephen Landry, Mrs. Laurie Landry Seated: Jessica Montemagni, Lynn Tillotson Z\ Wright Hall RA's Standing Left to Right: Natasha Ali, Nadine Thomas. Lika Dvali, Amy Erickson Seated Left to Right: Tameika Hill, Yasmine Antoine, Robin Clark 85 1 980 - 1 990 1980 1982 The Student Council is changed to Student Government which allows the entire campus to participate. Catok Art Center, Brookside Hall, and Glen Hall are built. it's a Matter of Time The decade between 1980 and 1990 were not extremely eventful for Bay Path College. However, in true Bay Path tradition, the college continued to educate wonderful young women then present them to the world. Bay Path remained a home away from home for all its residents. Between the faculty and students, they all prepared for what the future held as the 1990's, the "decade of the woman" was fast approaching. 1984 1986 Bay Path offers dance classes, and begins the organization of Bay Path Dancers. ^1 1988 The unofficial rule for girls with male guests becomes three feet on the floor, leave the door open, and leave the light on. % 1 i * 86 i I Bay Path College athletics draws the interest of over 50 student- athletes each year. These dedicated athletes and their coaches look forward to the 21st century with much anticipation. The college has entered into its second year of provisional NCAA Division III membership. Success on the fields and the courts is not measured in wins and losses but in the spirit, determination, dedica- tion, respect, opportunities and excitement each participant gener- ates from their playing experience. The teams play in the North Atlan- tic Conference which includes: Elms, Becker, Mt. Ida, Lasell, Lesley, Wheelock Colleges and Maine Maritime Academy. This group brings together colleges with the same basic needs for student-athletes as Bay Path Col- lege. This conference insures competitive games and matches and makes the playing experience enjoyable for all athletes and coaches. GO WILDCATS! Steven Smith Athletic Director 87 Bay Path/Be cil Scliool Connect with Girls' Clinics The athletes at Bay Path College held free sports clinics for the girls in grades 1 through 5 throughout the academic year. Clinics in Soccer, Volleyball Softball and Basketball gave over 100 girls the opportunity to learn, enjoy and have fun while attending these clinics. Members of the teams and athletic council also volunteered their time at events such as: Hall of Fame Enshrinement, Civic Center activities, and other community projects. Womens' and Girls' Sports Day was held in April of 2000. Sports Day Record Setters Bay Path College's Women's Soccer Team had its own highlights this past season. The team set a record of the most wins in a season, finished 3rd in the Wildcat Classic, and had a 5th place finish in the North Atlantic Conference. Tri- Captains, Jessica Montemagni, Crystal Pare, and Andrea Fontaine contributed on and off the field to make the team successful. Individual honors included Jessica Montemagni and Heidi Pero making 1st Team All- Conference and members of the Wildcat Classic All- Tournament Team. Jessica ended her career as the all- time leading scorer. Heidi led the North Atlantic Conference in scoring. Crystal Pare was 2nd team All-Conference and an All- Tournament selection. Andrea Fontaine and Holly George received the 1999 Bay Path College Soccer Award. The team was coached by NAC Coach of the Year, Todd Ditmar, and assisted by Carrie Schlosser. 2999 Soccer Team Front Row: Kayla Philbrick (ball girl) 2nd Row: Stephanie Kilian, Holly George, Heather Szteliga, Andrea Fontaine, Crystal Pare, Jessica Montemagni, Kerry Veroecchia, Heidi Pero, Jaclynn Smegal Back Row: Elizabeth DeCelles, Jodi Burns, Jami McAllister, Marie Cifelli, Carrie Schlosser, Todd Ditmar, Kara Jorge, Amy Stanton Missing: Melissa Palmer, Amy Kingsbury 89 I Enthusiasm, Drive, & Dedication The second year of Cross Country at Bay Path College brought many new enthusias- tic athletes. With only two returning runners, the team faced the challenge of building endurance and speed early on in the season. What the team lacked in experience, they made up for with enthusiasm, drive and dedication. Return- ing runners Donna Siegert and Esther Wallace shared their seasoned knowledge of the sport, helping to make the newcomers feel at ease. The team competed and scored in four collegiate races. The North Atlantic Confer- ence Championships in Castine, Maine was the grand finale of the season. It proved to be a glorious weekend away, with runners Mirni Matsuda, Brina Fondi, and Megan Iannitelli scoring personal bests. Retaining our motto, "Lets have fun", the Cross-Country team com- pleted their second successful season. With the loss of only one senior, Donna Siegert, the team should have a great foundation for next year. 1999 Cross-Country Team Front Row: Coach Jean Maziarz (with son Peter), Megan Iannitelli Mimi Matsuda Back Row: Laurie Landry, Donna Siegert, Brina Fondi, (Anna Maziarz), Esther Wallace, Connie Romero "{:"$ * HP 'V'* ; ' I ^^^^'^^ ST Cross Country 90 KflflHMNHMwMHi IMG- V§ LUcMLL Volleyball The Foundation is Set The 1999 Wildcats had many accomplishments during the season. They ended up with 2 wins and 17 losses, but those wins were the first ever for the program. The team competed this season as a club team and will be a varsity program in 2000. Captains, Nicki Krajewski and Karen Vigliano led a young team of newcom- ers. Contributing to the team effort were Tracy Williams, Irianty Sandy, Shalynn Hunt, Heather Hite, and Tanya Swaby. The team was coached by Andrea Daley. Tracy Williams received 1st team North Atlantic Conference Honors, while Nicki Krajewski gained Honorable Mention. 1999 Volleyball Team Front Row: Karen Vigliano (Captain), Nicki Krajewski (Captain), Irianty Sandy, Tanya Swaby 2nd Row: Shalynn Hunt, Heather Hite, Tracy Williams Back Row: Coach Andrea Daley l 91 A Challenging Year 1999-2000 proved to be a challenging war for the Wildcats. The team had 12 members who worked to get better as a team. Even though their record did not indicate it, they had a good season. Many new faces helped the returning players play hard. Melissa Palmer scored her 1,000th career point and became the all- time leading scorer. Junior Sarah Palanjian was voted to the North Atlantic Conference's 2nd team. She led the Wildcats in scoring and rebounding. The team is looking forward to next season and should return key players. lffMfff''t-" T " T ' rr -' : 1999 Basketball Team Front Row: Liz Kopec, Melissa Palmer, Amy O'Brien, Amy Erickson. 2nd Row: Sarah Palanjian, Heidi Pero, Gwen Gonyea, Brandi Lefler, Jaclyn Smegal. 3rd Row: Emily Hinckley, Cindy Mercer, Amanda Fray, Marie Cifelli, Danielle Becker. 4th Row: Shalynn Hunt, Dusty Hoyt (Assistant Coach), Steve Smith (Head Coach) 92 For the Love of the Game The 1999 Bay Path College Womens Softball team finished the season with a record of 3-13. Team honors went to the following players: Mel- issa Palmer (MVP) and Stephanie Kilian (MIP). The Wildcats finished 4th in the North Atlantic Womens Conference and lost in the semifinals to Wheelock College. The team played on the new Farmiea Road Fields for the first time in 1999. The team was led by captains Kristy LaClair, Melissa Palmer, and Amy Erickson. Softball I 1999 Softball Team Front Row: Meagan Connors, Valerie Milani, Stephanie Kilian, Kerri Hutchinson, Nicole Cusumano Back Row: Jessica Ennis, Melissa Palmer, Todd Ditmar (Assistant Coach), Heather Hite, Steve Smith (Head Coach), Jessica Montemagni, Kristy "Zinger" LaClair, Amy Erickson Miss- ing: Robin Clark 93 1 990 - 2000 1990 1992 President Leary came to Bay Path in 1994. 1996 In 1998 Margaret Thatcher came to speak at Bay Path College. The first Occupational Therapy Class will graduate in 2000. Bay Path's first Bachelor's Degrees were awarded in 1992. 1994 It's a Matter of Time When President Carol Leary came to Bay Path she and her husband Noel began many wonderful traditions here. Bay Path College women are noticed for their maturity, and grao as they participate in functions such as the Bright Nights Ball, and the annual Basketball Hall of Fame Inductions. Male visitation in the dorms increases from one night a month to every night of the week; however, no overnight guests as of yet. Bay Path remains a steadfast dry campus, and a safe, peaceful home to its residents. In 1999 construction began for the new student commons. 1999 94 The 1999-2000 year was celebrated with a mix of new and classic Bay Path events. Under the watchful eye of Longmeadow fire fighters, the year began with the roar of Bay Path's first bonfire, and a live band playing at the fields on South Campus. The annual Campus Wt day of classes, soon fol- lowed with approximately 100 brave revelers. The Activity's Board and the newly formed Commuter Connection Club sponsored the popular regional band of Orange Crush, on campus to everyone's delight. Some traditional Bay Path events were enjoyed by all, such as the Father /Daughter Banquet, Campus Day, Family & Friends Week- end, and a Fabulous Millennium Winter Gala at the Marriott Hotel. Highlights of the Cultural and International Travel Series included a trip to Broadway to see the Lion King, and Saturday Night Fever, a stunning visit to the John Singer Sargent exhibit at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts, and the annual Capitals of the World trip to Madrid. The year culminated with our first ever Senior Week jam-packed with campus parties, trip and a dinner cruise. Car on Hob in Vice President, Planning and Student Development. 95 I HAVE NOT CER5ED BEING FERRFUL BUT I HHV-E CER5ED "EnR i HP mBJ 96 Beyond the Wall... Leadership Training to September 1, 1999, students arrived on campus for the annual leadership training. The I extfew days brought together many people that would normally never interact with one mother. From the all - day seminar in Breck Suite where we had many guest speakers to the day at camp Weber, we had a great time learning the value of leadership. We were taught many important skills necessary to guide the students of Bay Path into the next mtury. We will never forget most of all, the Camp Weber experience which left many of s tired and very sore, but the triumph of making it over the wall will live with us forever. Cindy Mercer Startin g from Scratch^ '%, .. * 100 .*> Big Sister/ Little Sister Making New Friendships.. 101 .■•*" ■ " ; r"_ »..■ Ffl/Z Campus Day 102 fla/ny Day Fun... 103 : ^m ^ JGi Hi Ba ~ " a < 1 5^= *■* ■ '6L 104 Daddy's Little Girl... Father/Daughter Banquet Bay Path's annual Father/Daughter Banquet has a change in tradition this year, the evening is now open to the entire Bay Path population rather than only the Sophomores and Seniors. The evening was very well attended by students, fathers, men of special significance, and the faculty as well. Wood Food Services provided everyone with a vari- ety of dishes. The highlight of the evening began once the meal was over, and as the DJ started playing a wide range of hits from old to new, country to rock. Needless to say the dancefloor never experienced a dull moment. From the photographs to the flowers the memories will last a lifetime. From the first person to the last a fun time was had by all. Katherine Hoskins Fall Family Days... Family & Friends Weekend At this year's Family & Friends Weekend, the theme was Carnival. The clubs and organi- zations had booths set up with games, candy, raffles, and all sorts of fun things, in order to raise money for their respective clubs. The Bay Parents helped put on a BBQ, the Bay PatJi soccer team ivas given extra support and spirit as a surprise mascot showed up at the game. After the game the dinner and dance took place in Blake Dining Hall, the theme was Halloween. Tlie students, family and faculty got together in their costumes and danced the night away. Arin Langan 106 .sy-jfW 108 (1st: Cleaning Lady: Aimee Dupuis Mack Sennet: Brad Shepard Lottie Ames: Maria Medina Frank: Tim Kucab Fatty Arbuckle: Mark Mickey Freddie: Ramon Gonzalez Mabel Normand: Kiernan Cone Ella: Jessica Osowski Kleinman: James Wolf Fox: Walt Komorowski William Desmond: James Wolf Ensemble: Nadja Andrasev, Kerri Boisvert, Melissa Dupont, Aimee Dupuis, Ramon Gonzalez, Nicki Krajewski, Sara Larson, Donna Siegert, Karen Senk. Time: 1911-1932 Place: NYC and Hollywood Fall Play Mack & Mabel. 109 Season's Greetings at An Evening Under the Stars.. The Winter Gala 112 A Funny Thing Happened On Th e way 10 me horurri... Spring Play Cast: Pseudolus: Dan Derby, Senex: Mark Mickey, Domina: Jessica Osowski, Hero: tim Kucab, Hysterium: Christopher Pitts, Err onius: James Wolf, Miles Glorious: Ramon Gonzalez, Marca Lyca: Maria Medina, Tintinabula: Susan Choronzy, Panaceae: Christine Ford and Sara Larson, Tlie Geminae: Aimee Dupuis and Karen Senk, Vibrata:Nicki Krajewski, Gymnasia: Nadja Andrasev, Philia: Kiernan Cone, The Proteans: Peter Della- Luna, Jason Friedberg, Brenda Graveline, Patrick Magowan, and Donna Siegert. Time: loo Hundred years before the Christian Era, a day in Spring. Place: A street in Rome in front of the houses of Erronius, Senex, and Lyca. 114 .1.-1 ■ ^^*K^?^j The New Building Bay P ath's Construction Sit£^ 116 Quotable Quotes from the Bay Path College Community I "Where do you think Bay Path College will be in ten I years?" President Carol Learv : "10 years from now Bay Path will be one of the best known women 's colleges in the country offering at least 5 or 6 Masters Degrees and 1 or 2 Doctorate Degrees in addition to their premier undergraduate degrees. We will have graduates at the top of their prof essions, with CEO's and owners of America's Leading Companies and Health Care Organizations, several members of Congress, founders of the cutting edge technical firms, and in general women who are making significant contributions in all fields to make our world a better place in which to live. We will continue to attract women to Bay Path who are willing to work hard, have incredible potential to succeed, and who want to make a difference in society and in their communities. Most of all our students will be just as kind, considerate, fun loving, focused, and active as they are today. " Measan Connors, Class of 2001 : "I think that Bay Path College will continue to be a leader in higher learning; however I do think that at some point Bay Path may turn into a co-ed institution, producing well educated young men and women. " Dr. Victor Milanu Criminal Justice : "Bay Path College is setting the standard for the 21 st Century. " Anonymous: "Bay Path College will continue in its endeavors to take young girls and turn them into beautiful, educated, successful, and confident young women." Dr. & Mrs. DiGiacomo, Board of Trustees: "Bay Path College will be one of the foremost leaders in women 9 s education endowed with an unsurpassed flexibility to achieve success. " Joanne Guernsey. Communications & College Relations: "Bay Path College is a survivor and has evolved over the years to meet the changing educational Bachelor and Master Degree programs. Still a woman 's college and proud of it, and gaining wider attention and recognition throughout the country each year. " 117 PERSONAL HIGHLIGHTS This page is set aside for your special memories of 2000. In the years to come, you will be able to look back on some of the most precious memories you've shared with your friends. Nickname Favorite Saying Roommate Friends Special Someone Weakness Pet Peeve Most Interesting Situation Clubs & Activities Graduation Day Achievements Future Goals Remember When 118 " ■' i*s , 4? .£*•* ■*^ii The Legend Of The Cap Arit^rown Long ago in ancient Greece, when formal education was for the very rich or the very determined, a wise old teacher was approached by a group of noblemen. "Our sons have completed their studies and it is time for them to go to their homes and live in the style befitting their station. On the morrow, we will hold a great banquet in their honor and expect them to be dressed in their finest garments." The old man smilingly answered, "They will be there" ,«#' j and he added, "appropriately dressed." *%^ 'J& ^gfcjhe following day, the banquet hall was filled witfMp royalty and nobility dressed in dazzling jewels and costly / finery. Then came the great moment when the students:* entered wi£h : their beloved teacher. A startled cfy arosefg from the crowd, for here were their young children dressed3iQt in the garments of the noble* jBut in simple sackcloth robes, each Carrying a mortar board,, - the mark of a common workman. ^SSst-, >iM^ 1 ' TXtMi Let me explain, spoke the teacher as he raised hisk]j||f| hands for silence. "Your sons are Pressed in the clothing}) if Ml % of the mason, for their destiny is to build. Some will build cities, some will build life, - perhaps one of theni|!j J\ may even build an empire. But all will be builders on '&$£ I solid foundation of knowledge." And thus, over the years, the cap and gown have become a traditional part of graduation, symbolizing the [|j M fact that our young men and women are builders ■■ oi](j their own future - and the future of the world. 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PURE CAPSAICIN - Crystalline Chili Extract Powder - 3g. - Pest deterrent
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Capsaicin is the primary active ingredient (along with other capsaicinoids) that is responsible for the "heat" in chili peppers. Capsaincin is used as a deterrent for both humans and animals. Aside from the pepper sprays that are used in riot control and personal defense, various capsaicin-containing products are used to ward off animals and insects. It is especially useful in the garden to keep animals away without the use of chemicals or without having to build a physical structure. Pure capsaicin should be diluted in oil or ethanol before spraying in your garden. Capsaicin is valuable in these circumstances because it extremely uncomfortable, giving the sensation of a burn without actually causing any physical damage. Capsaicin acts on the VR1 receptor, which is the same receptor that is affected by heat burns and physical abrasion. Capsaicin excites the nerves giving the temporary sensation of damage while it is in the system. In most cases, capsaicin does not cause any long-term damage. However, in some cases, specifically in large doses or with chronic exposure, capsaicin can cause serious health and breathing problems or even death. Capsaicin easily attacks the mucous membranes of the body on contact, but it can also be absorbed through the skin anywhere on the body. Capsaicin creates such an overload of pain signals within the body that it leads to the release of endorphins. This may explain the real enjoyment that chili lovers get from eating hot peppers. But the endorphins and the amount of attention that capsaicin demands from the nervous system has led to its use in a variety of pain management applications. It has a way of distracting the body from any other type of sensation. The nerves become so overloaded that they temporarily short out. As a result, capsaicin is found in certain anti-itch and anti-inflammatory preparations. A bit of capsacin-containing pepper can also be added to ones socks to help keep the body warm during the winter by drawing blood to the area.
This product contains crystalline capsaicin extracted from capsicum frutescens peppers. Analysis indicates a purity of 102.1% in comparison with the standard substance for HPLC normalization. It has a melting point of 63 degrees Celsius at which point is soluble in fats and oils. It is also soluble in ethanol. Pure capsaicin in not normally soluble in water, but it can be if propylene glycol is added. Each 4ml jar contains approximately 2.5 grams.
**WARNING: This product is sold for use in the garden as a pest deterrent. It is intended for outdoor use. The information provided above is for informational purposes only. This product is NOT intended for human consumption. This is a concentrated product that can easily become airborne. Use rubber gloves, goggles, and a breathing mask when handling to prevent extreme eye and lung irritation. A hat is also recommended. Even handling the container can cause irritation from particles that have touched the outside. Even with protection, some irritation is likely. Handling indoors can cause lingering particles that will cause irritation. Particles can remain on clothing and in hair after exposure. Be sure to remove all clothing and wash immediately. When washing hair, be weary of water running into the eyes. Do not handle in any way if you are allergic to peppers!!*****
Certificate of Analysis
Product Name: Capsaicin
Botanical Source: Capicum frutescens L.
Batch Number: NCAP110822 Used Part: Fruits
Batch Quantity: 60kg
Analysis Date: Aug. 22, 2011
Manufacture Date: Aug. 22, 2011
Expiry Date: Aug. 21, 2013
C18H27NO3=305.41 CAS Number: 404-86-4
Assay by HPLC
Total Capsaicinoids 90.0% to 110.0%-----102.10%
Capsaicin(C18H27NO3) Min. 55.0%------75.30%
Capsaicin and Dihydrocapsaicin (C18H29NO3) Min. 75.0%-----95.10%
Other Capsaicinoids Max.15.0%-----7.0%
Appearance White to off white powder-----Complies
Odor Characteristic-----Complies
Melting Range 57℃ to 66℃-----63℃
Loss on Drying Max.1.0%-----0.51%
Residue on Ignition Max.1.0----- 0.23%
Pesticides Negative-----Negative
Heavy Metals
As Max.2ppm-----Complies
Pb Max.1ppm-----Complies
Hg Max.1ppm-----Complies
Microbiology Control
Total Plate Count Max.1000cfu/g-----Less than 1000cfu/g
Yeast & Mold Max.100cfu/g-----Less than 100cfu/g
E.Coli Negative-----Complies
Salmonella Negative-----Complies
Conclusion Conforms with specifications of USP 34.
Storage Preserve in tight containers.Store in cool & dry place. Keep away from strong light and heat.
Shelf life 2 years when properly stored
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