Columbia University School of Nursing - Yearbook (New York, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1980 volume:

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Q, ' ,5., ' - .ff --,A - 13, .iw -sni- ' A in - .:l - ua'-fi V 'VV 'V .- my I. UR , .. ., .. , .,.. A A f -. .9 .-- W ri. 1 if -qu . S: 'Q' i- .,-'ff' ' . is -'-A f-, .- '1 -, 1.1-Vxlyj s +53 Q O xfeff' x -- Q.,-r -Q' ', '1' 'G :1: 9a:', - 1 ' ' 'W' TQ S' ' 15' MEETFI. '7a'f'- , f LW-,Fi'f 'IXi 'qi: 1 . iv-P , f '-'M-Q -7- ' , f1':'e' t-Q-:H '11'zT'2QfS?Fg?' , Jn- 1 Qpisuc .-sto xv. QQ mime f-!:.i,.2,-' -If ' While studying in Washington Heights, many of us could not help but be inspired at times by the splen- dor of the George Washington Bridge. In the midst of harried student days, it represented stability, strength and the continual movement of life. In the same sense, it also suggested our passage through the nursing program, with the growing of a professional identity which has served to heighten and expand our sense of self. We, the class that bridges the seventies and eighties, find ourselves in a profession which is itself in transition. We face the challenge of integrating the traditional image of nursing with the new model. One of our goals is to more firmly establish nursing as a solid profession. Lastly, we see nursing's role as a bridge between science and humanity, providing physical and emo- tional support through knowledge, skill and educa- tion. just as the image of the bridge has provided us with inspiration, we hope that our profession will inspire us to achieve the goals most important to us. 1 The transition from academia Li LQ-Q :S- sg sg sg 58 I f gssslsf ff a iii in 1535555355 n al- Q.1'.Mi f ... mis!! I '4 J!! 4 1 . 5.- -.v 947. 3 X A! .- n .hr wp. IKE' EMPLOYMENT riibfp'-I JQN5 I l 3 W l an-Qi.-4 ug-:-:-.-:nu U P .--nu-.. .,- -pq-.-.,.-.... ,.. ' --um... Fir: .--Q.. .gn-... .- ni-up -..-...- J , 42:13 . R29 M nf it 4 - I i 1 .. aw- ' I to the working world w g pf,,:i2, f,, sm an IB IB L-.,.,a!' Tv L,-, aVwmfffl 1 ll ll n wggym 'fflfgii It. ,-5. E2 Eff!egf gIIZfEgm2'm iA W 5 Lf! !! tg, , 7 Mp? . . L . AL.. ,,,,,,x,, , , M ,J,EgghT,Lh'N, ,453 F Q- ! rf wg gg , ,-45.15 , , 5,3 X ' l - ' A ' A fvyf 4 l fr Q from student nurse f-I ...K U -rf 6 E, in 1--. A L If lf, 4,51 ' 2 I S1221 S 1 ,4 A Q X - N. ' I--r -W 5 , l 1' ' + f'11S-'af ,- Q eds I 3. Q. l A H if A D , , IC I'1L1IfS6 The bridging of the traditional image ,A A Y. J .ntl Q5 v-1 x1 if political activism parie d with the new ideal J I , R an 4 K nhl N ' li i vw F community health promouon Ani . U W' 1'-,A I xx X QV X X, '5 .2 s 'QQ' f wi X 8.4 h' : Lh , X X I - l .W :Q-A 1 ss mtv' i 2 -I A ln- - x XXI I U - ii I Y L X..- . Q, -,,, fl - d it -.V4. , 1. ,l clinical research ,s vi' 1 x 1 I if V, 7 f xx . vf 'T if WJ Q .ucounrabilxry self-evaluation Jy ', lr-5 .I 'L z 14 '. V J! gf. , K.: JU 4 ah . .L 3 ' 103' ,bu -',g, 'V 21- '25 .. L- VL, Y, iff N 4, X? I 7 r PM caring and curing fi - -1 1 1 . I , 1 '-12' ' ml fx X ig., 'FDR ,K-K' X l ,f ii' g il X x fi Xf Class of 1980 Profile Men, mothers, teachers, R.N.'s, musicians, a nun . . . . the Class of 1980 is a group of people with varied interests and backgrounds. An overwhelming majority are college graduates, with baccalaureate and masters degrees in fields as diverse as Tropical Diseases and Renaissance Literature, with all the liberal and classical arts, social and natural sciences in between. Career goals range from MedfSurg staff nurse to the nursing softwares industry. A majority of our class hopes eventually to pursue graduate study in nursing. No single area of nursing stands out as the prototype for our class's career choice. Major interests appear to be midwifery, pediatrics and community health. Few classmates delineated specific Five-Year Plans. We are vague in projecting to that dateline, but do find that many are planning on working in MedlSurg upon graduation and branching out from that foundation. We do not appear to have many future nursing educators among us, perhaps the memories are too recent. To generalize we can say that the Class of 1980 is very much a part of the new trend in nursing: combining the best of many areas of nursing to create individualized roles within the profession. We are not the stereo-typical woman in white or Nancy Nurse, rather we are educated professionals eager to draw from our varied backgrounds and resources to contribute to the improvement of the nursing profession. if' .J x We join together in one profession nursing. ' -if X -rd-,-,,...,-f- 4 X 975 A, 3- f 'lg The A . I-. vs fx '- . K 5 4 x Ii. 'Yr 25. ie ffzfnb l , X XXQNQX . X ,- f ' A ,e , P5 31391 - 'M '-g J FL q 1 i i. .I 5. p .f ' v .L .- -g X 3 gl L X ' 3 Q 5 b 'Q L There is only one child in the world and the chi1cl's name is All Children. Carl Sandburg cu V X 5 Y 1 'Ile ' , Feel the dignity of a child. Do not feel superior to him, ' for you are not. Robert Henri 4 I 3 ' S 'Y if-.. f' 'll . 27 3 ' . I 'y 1' Q. I-, uylyiiov 4 f -ty 1 X7 ' N . J - S 5, . I 1 gf .J l ,,, I ser t' 5 1 ' -- Y., .,j,9-QW ' 7 . , ' -:Aga , X X as, W L E' We the Class of 1980 wish to dedicate this yearbook to The International Year ofthe Child Iii ' . ,,, f 4.9.-' U l fm. :L 3- 1 -' n . if , is if lbitizils-W All my children are prodigies. Proverb I Avg.: L. -J -1-4, A FON D FAREWELL TO DEAN HELEN F. PETTIT x i.i,.,i-f- ' ii X i, XX 4- Q i ,-X Q JN This May we are both stepping into new roles for the Eighties. Dean Pettit has given us unique insight into the history of nursing, its present status and its potentials for the future. For this challenge we thank her and we wish her the best. Look to this day! For it is life, the very life of life, For yesterday is but a dream and tomorrow but a visiong But today, well-lived, makes each yesterday a dream of happiness, and every tomorrow a vision of hope. from the Sanskrit P' 1 ,X .fv-Nu .X, Highlights of her Columbia 1941 -1945 1944-1955 l955'19'2 19554958 1958- W2- ifra- l9 2 1'-fo 19811 Instructor in Nursing Assistant Professor Director of Nursin Associate Professor Professor of Nursin Assistant Dean Associate Dean, Actin ' Ch 'f' 'E . ve. f, tl ' University Career g Education, The Presbyterian Hospital g Education ge airmnn, Department of Nursing .E mi ,fx i 4' gi:-A D the students 3 Class of 1980 t , - - - a-1,,,, , I. C7 z , Marcella Glave Abbott Qwith Melinda and Nathaniel? B.A. 1972 Hunter College 0 san! 2 '. x I . I a -,rl Pia- ,g'9 l'A. i Lisa R. Abell Transfer University of Maryland Be Happy! At X '1' Q7 X VJ. K , v., 'ya' f 'A a :,,4- V- 'ff -ff. , .' T! A l 2 I as J 2 ' levi Iva:-b v-gf A A , Lie I Lorraine S. Afflitto a Y.: '-.A 2-Q.'f.' ' ' f' n . Q IA V Di . lv .h-- K.. .'r, - . I .r if l 4-T, ' l u I N l -.,,r 1ld, 4' -A' 'r 1 ,x X '-LV? f ,- -A-sivll -all -. r.iQ'y'5. 1 R fig 'A X -K Donna Lynn Akner x . fl . J. t . 1- Y 1 Vp , ,. U, 43 I Y A X Ar fe X V, ' '. ' F25 ', 9 , , '. '. I vii fill if i- ',g vo-1 i r , .i A , 'Q 'M Q 'i fu- , gg , X L. I 1 A ' x 1 f ' - , . I ' ' V955 V' D .ffffll ill Mary F. Amabile CMimiD Transfer University of Colorado Thanks, Dad Jeanne Veronica Allen AB. l9'5 Cornell University And l will show you a Still more excellent way Make love your aim. or. 12 Barbara L. Arnsten B.A. 1978 Rutgers College WI' ' ' -non: ' ' Judith Axelrod 'Ve-vs You are not obligated to finish the work, neither are you free to abandon it. Rabbi Tarfon Melissa Kay Ayala B.A. Sociology, 1972 Illinois Wesleyan University Alawia El Nur Bakheit 1 A 1' fl- .. 'V-X? fwLi?'.i 4 ig , - fi 5 Jay H. Beiler B.A. 1969 Eastern Mennonite College M.A. 1972 New York University ,A Q. -., ,Q fl? QJS ' 7' Alu? G J Sit? 5 f Y iid fi' jY 3-K 1 6827, J? X Karyn S. Bastiansen Elaine Joy Bentley A.A. 1978 The King's College I will say of the Lord, 'He is my refuge and my fortress, my God, in whom I rrusrf Psalm 91:2 Marcy Benzer hlllegetami non Carborundumln 24 1995 11' Vicki Marlene Berger B.A. Psychology, 1978 SUNY Binghamton 5- as X l ogg. I 1 '9 3.45 v ,H , 4 1 gl Marilyn A. Brinning Elaine Burflelcl B,S. Biology, 19'8 Tufts University cwlth Lenoral Togetherness is the spice of life. -- 1'- any-o-eq 'beg' mlm 'PJ ' 'P A - Donna Marlene Buckley e , 5,5 , -Dal? 5 - Transfer Nyack College f YV 1- 5 Rm I' 4. As we experlence life, truth wlll grow in us as God is X 3' .-ft. in us. , ll - ' Q. XIX5 'lb ' ' Ann Kiemel .'4- .Qi - v 3'-R ' V 4 XXX fflll, H Y Kathryn Carbone Eileen Marie Burks Oodles of thanks to Mom, all of my family and dearest Timmy for all your love and support. I love you. Env Linda A. Circosta Transfer College of Holy Cross We must welcome the future, remembering that it will soon be pastg and we must respect the past, remembering that once it was all that was humanly possible, George Santayana Libet Carey . . and then he realizes that he doesn't love the Earth roses bur he does love his rose. And when he thinks about it for awhile he realizes that he doesnt love his rose for its beauty or for its uniqueness, but because he has watered it and cared for it and because it is his. The Little Prime .fi Cheryl A. Christrnan ft 9 e Fleda Dean BA, 1955 Mt. Holyoke Jin. Kitty Duane jane Waters Dwyer 1968 Bellevue School of Nursing Z8 Margaret Drewes The times we were happy were the times we never tried. bl' ui ' QE 7,5 v I Q ,gl 'r 'x'f:i: xx T fu I . Tig? ' E Sa 4 7 1 if if H ., 4,31 . 'gage l Sir Georgia Epstein 5:5 gf-r L Michele Ann Farah You give but little when you give of your ossessions. It is when you give of yourself that 'ou truly give. Kahlil Gibran ls ,gl if .f' - v . . W , l..'-4.4 .., 'iii' ':. ' 'ff' . f ,: 1- 1 ' . ,- ,J ' P qv' gf? -' PL .- 2 7 t . ,if li -, f , A 1, ,.. ,4.,,,,ly f I ., , . L, ,.,,, 1, , 1':,,-,ff 1,55 . - .. ' -. - X -2-:'l 4. ' , A-Q.,-4,142 . . . V. h 4.-f+fLf g ,L-is - xt. 13 .Ash ' -43-Q I. ' ' . ,.' -af, N-mil, -r., . .QQ- ' f. , K . 1' 1 -t 424 .-, I '-l H5 s - , . :jigs ,h -' 'J' ' H- ..',1,A,x-4 Donna L. Ebner Transfer Houghton College MO taste and see that the Lord is gooclg blessed is the man that trusteth in him. Psalm 34:8 Sharon Denise Fisher Transfer University of Maryland ff' f f Kate Flinker B.A. 1976, Biology!Anthropology, Middlebury College I 6. sr- 30 Margaret Marie Frank Tenet Osborn Goodwin Transfer Mount Holyoke College 6'-F' -, 1 ' 1.5, X , 1:53.-.I g . ka- . ' V- -' .,. -4.-.' 1 Sin -'i 2,11 , .. Llff.'Q1i'gg. ?S5Lh Maria Granato ll Maurene Susan Goldstein Thanks Mom and Dad. Sharon G. Hanna B.S. 1977 Muskingum College We know the sickness. Now to find the cure. The cure. May it not be worse than the disease. And maddest of all, to see life as it is and not it should be. D, Wasserman Man of La Mancha .- v1 Diane I-Ieimlich B.A. 1975 American Studies, University of Michigan CResidential Collegel 52 fv- 'S wi? Tacey Thomas Hattal A.B. 1978 Smith College Carol O'Connell I-Ieinze BJ-K. 1960 College of New Rochelle M,A. 1961 Columbia University Henry M. Huey . . the universe begins to look more like L1 great thought than like a great machine . . Sir jasper jeans F. Michele I-Iarvan BA. 19 Middlebury College '7 . ' W . 7 , ,,' M 'af' ff, X-Z1 P? Michael E. Impollonia Deborah Kay Johnson B.A. 1977 New York University You can do whatever you want to do ,, . . . . . . And wouldnt it be fine If rt IS true that rt IS better to gwe than to recexve, . . . . ., Followm 'our heart what better gift than to g1V6 of one s self? - .g 5 Krxowrn from the start It's up to you. Judith E. johnson 54 Steve Weisberg 1 9 rx , :sw ' K5 4 , my r F -72 I v , H A v--r My To Li.. -H I Carol S. jones Sharon L. Kasmer BA. Spanish 19-6 x7.1l'ldC'I'b1lK L'r11vers1ty BA, W-9 Barnard College In ,1 place where no one behaves like a hum.m hcmg, Always strive to he hum.1n. 42 Chrysso Kaizer Pirkw Avot 2:6 r'irerfr f? 'r f7 f. 1 ,ff Hel, I ' f'5 ' 1 , '- '- ,,., ., . ' ,y .. ,i . ' ' -1- ...,., - -' ' ' ' NI Virginia Killoran Ann Louise Killburn There are places I remember All my life. though some have changed. Some forever, not for better. Some have gone, and some remain. john Lennon and Paul McCartney 1 v I xx, YQ .-,-...Q nit . .3 Q Katie Klauder ,JA 4-. .A A -,141 -QQ Ame., ,.-' g I-.il A U -1 XJ l ' D a x -. -. J, L Catherine Rose La Martina i thank you God for most this amazing tlayg for the leaping, greenly spirits of trees and .1 blue true ilrmm tml' skyg .incl for everything which is natural which is infinite whith is ycs C.C. CUlTlITl1DgS Kathy Kostbade AB. 1978 Smith Cnllege '33 l. I, , i .1 l ' 1 -- Y ll 9: f f 1' I ,xi 4 5- l my d N ' if 'A Ab.- I V V if i .- 1 ! 1 Donna Marie Lindsay B.A. 1978 Anna Maria College I feel the capacity to care is the thing which gives life its deepest significance. 38 Pable Casals Aviva Lee Transfer University of California at Los Angeles I swear it to you, I swear on my common woman's head, the common woman is as common as a loafof bread, and it will rise! Judy Grahn Katherine S. Lyman Amy Elizabeth McCoy K B. DVS Mount Hnlvokc Ciollcgc 9-J' Patricia Kellogg Lynch . i I 435, -ami ky Q17 V'-lr vxiur I .A i , Patricia jean McGuire . xxwrh ,YQ My P53 C ,. N1 A-'Lv .fx 'ir Y 1 H ' . J . ,fill 1 'fi 3 'M - lil! 'lv i x ' a 4 f, of Q 1 i . . ,. . . We Qu.: A . A 2 i N f K 1 Q I, ' - ' l-N Ailyed- 'J' Susan Marcella Anne S. Mueller Kiss today good-bye. B.A. 1978 Duke University 40 Hyperactivity is the evolutionary prototype of man. Martha Rogers Karen Martin The past is ever and the future is not yet - my desires must therefore be in and for the present. Thinking that my desires are for something in the future prevents me from accepting responsibility for them now, and worse, causes me to plan out my tomorrowsf' Hugh Prather U- '1 .fnl J- Q Y jf Mary R. Murphy Kim Musslewhite 196' Mr. Sr. Vincenr University, M,SAT, 19'l And let today embrace the past with remembrance University and the future with longing. Gibran Z if Q is gufsffli i 'M . Q11- I u janet Elizabeth Newton 'M - , , B.A. l9'llDougl.1s College 4 Gina Novick B.A. 1975 Wesleyan University 'T'-7 Martha Joy Olson Transfer Houghton College Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understandings. ln all your Ways acknowledge Him, and He shall direct your paths. Proverbs 5:5-6 'fl 7' Q -2'-3 Bach-Tuyet Nguyen Pham Lynda Ores xH Nancy Elizabeth Orem 19'-l Randolph-Macon College here is no fear in love. But perlett loxt casts .9-fb 'N ut fear, because fear has to do with unishmenrf' Ijohn +18 ntl so we know and rely on the love God has r us. God is love, XX'hoever lives in love lives God, and God in him, I john 11116 Laura Fern Paley BA, 19 Smith College ,gf-5 f- X F ixox 9 ' vm ' ,J Patricia J. Pappadio Transfer State University of New York at Stony Brook 54 Michele Susan Paul jill Cara Perrine B.A, 1977 New York University 1 Katherine Ann Perrillo 19'5 College of Mt. St. Vincent Suzanne Picard 'NL If ,, V --.f lv- V- JAG.. f ' 1 A .xv 'X . 'X. 'P+ In 3 u V5. 'L . 7 . P- H v -l 'S bl s 5' - 1 1 4 4 . 'l , - S A ., Vyv' gf. A 'I '1l. : 5 in ' , . .Wx 'fs 7.1, ,L . U.. ., . i' , A fifrlfl If, ,. ,, ,M ll x V 'Q '-al F . , V fiv' iz: 1 ig ,L Rose Toby Pinkus Columbia University - School of General Studies Diana Victoria Prevail B.S. 1975 Georgetown University -4 6 Lori H. Postal 1974 Rockland Comm. College We are all in the process of becoming all that we might be. 1 , ii iv Lisa A. Quintero I think said Mr. Dooley, 'that if th' Christian Scientists had some science an' th' doctors more Christianity, it wudden't make any difference which ye called in - if ye had a good nursef Finley Peter Dunne QMr. Dooleys Opinionsl Stacey Richards And in the emi - Ihr love you mku - is equal to thc low - vnu nuke. . 5- ---1 L23 W kv. Donna Lynn Robinson BS. 19-8 U,C.L.A. Thanks to my family and friends. AQ 1 'N W. VY' A xx , V Q , n . r v ' ' 1 - :bl . ' w.4- ' xX K, 14: AS' julia Ragan 19'5 Bates College F 4 '45 wa .1,., ' o x J 125 X - x 7 , - C, , 1 i - Ann Marie Roux B.A. 1978 Hunter College -48 Laurie Gail Robinson I live from one tentative conclusion to the next, thinking each one is final. The only thing I know for sure is that I am confused. Hugh Prather am- gv 4, 1. , :4 .',.f,, 1, -1 :ji , v ,D Il '4's1's ',,1'..v,' 1 ' -'o 1 lf,ru.N I e u' 'fron' v , , 0451, lv, ,'. v Q . 4, - . ,' . A Q 4 4 ' ,o, 1 .0 1, --tu ,vfI. s ..v.'v4 ,ll f4,' .'on,'.', I , v,.- , ,, ,,'v-.,-,. .3 0,-,,, ,,i. .'.cA.1u,4'u' :u',1, , 'bf'-H.. .Drvg 'vaq 'u .v on n.:. ,f Va ' s .' -' ' '1'.. 1' nv' -. IQ. .Q 5,0 4'!. 'va g 1 u s, v . v ,4n,.. - ' r . 1 .,50 . '4,',f4:v', vtv .n, k,'1.hn,v.q','.'. u , , uA'nr.,-.','.'v' 'v 1'l r' v 1 U '4. A ,' pn ,vl , 4 ,4 ,J , ,'-p'l ',' L' ' . v '.'n'.. I. ...n'1'- n- - I r Cindy Roehr B.A. 1978 Connecticut College If you're wise ancl if you know what few things are real which never grow old, then take them now and make you a start with a simple life and a simple heart. Paul Stookey from Paul And W. - .. YT, J' Q Elaine M. Ryan . , J .4n-F.'2'- Anne Marie Ruszkowski Transfer SUNY at Albany Thanks for always being there, I couldnt have done it without you. HA. VVS Boston Cnlli-gc Mary E. Row BA. 1978 Smith College Daria Swchak B.A. 1976 Reed College -ici' Karen Sculley You cannot fully understand what another person goes through unless you not only take off her shoes but walk around in them. I give all my love to Bobby, Pammy and especially to my Mom and Dad - vvho have done exactly that and much more over these past eight years. Thank you 50 'Ut Laura Schneider 1978 Stony Brook University Diane M. Shenstone B.A. 19'5 University of Connctticut Q 'Z Bob Stewart B.S. 1974 University of Notre Dame When in doubt, punt. Knute Rockne X'-.. LYA ':: ' 'D iw' . Y X i- X 3' i . .K I faq Y, . .. gi. N 'kllil Y 'uf' A 53 A fff L' 'KT I , is t '15 V X FX' T ::, - I ,..., . , 'lf- fagi ' - X - v' A . . ff Alicia B. Smilowitz B.F.A. I9-5 CXV, Paw! Collcgo of Lung lSI.1nti l.YI1iYCI'iiff' . , lf' .1 man dow not kucp paw with his companions. Vcrhapw it xx lwtaust- hc liuars .1 tiiffurcrit drunmmcr H 'l'hnrt'.1t1 'ivvv 123' I H5 sm' , Hu all Lori Ann Stier -1 i hi? x . 4 3 I ' 'N l ,J . .gV, , 4 was . . ,- 1 ' .JB f . if -. 34 Q. A 31.1, --1' qs, -'32, l y Ii. '-, 1' 25. I I Jacqueline Torres The art of nursing is a tool. Without some tool or medium of expression, your intelligence, your spirit may be wasted and never translated into action or into beauty. Virginia C. Goldstein Dean of Barnard College 1936 Thanks Mom and Dad Maria C. Stober Commitment is not a word - it's an act. it vx,N ,, v K f-'4 Ann Vassilaros A.A,S. 1978 Pace University '44 bliilgg Rosalie M. Uhr B.A. 1976 University of Southern California Ofcourse the gift to be cherished most of all is that of life itself, One's work should be a salute to life. Pablo Casals Christine Tyrrell , iq joan Neta Weiss A.A.S. 1978 Queensborough Community College - CUNY 5-i Theresa Weinheimer B.A. 1970 Thomas More College of Fordham University Carol Lynn Weinrod B.A. 1976 SUNY at Purchase Is it better to be the lover or the loved one? Neither ifyour cholesterol is over 600. Woody Allen 7? CJ Judith Zuidema Transfer Calvin College In all your ways acknowledge Him and He will direct your paths. Proverbs 3:6 CLASS OF 1980 CAMERA-SHY Kathy Benson Ken Bertang Susan Bloch Barbara Boland, RN Margaret Borders Gosia Brykczynslta Mary Connelly Lester Dixon Pamela Elliott Rose Garnier, RN Sandra Gianvito Catherine Gilman Karen Haddad, RN Susan Hagaman Karan Hansen Maura Hatchette Lisse Henderson Nancy Johnson, RN Lore Juergens Susan Keady Shari Krieger Ann Lacoseglio Saralyn Lefkowitz Allison Lieghtner Geraldine Krotec Janet Mahmarian Kathleen Manna. RN Jacqueline McPherson Debra Myers, RN Eileen O'Connor Sandra Parks Judith Patti Varner Redmon Dorothy Anne Kleinert-Riccardi Elizabeth Ross. RN Linda Stanlciewig Jan Taft Dianne Van der Veen, RN Joyce Vassallo, RN f Y 4 ju sg wg!-.A Class of 1981 l , L 1 Left to Rlghtg Top Row Susan Lockhart Kathleen Dargan MlllDCl8 Newton Karen McAlevex -lane Fedus Lxncla Detscher Mlddle Row Kel Ellen Matsumoto Doreen Labartmo Chrlsuna Alvarado Anne Dunne, Rosemary Chapman Bottom Row Ehzabeth Golden Sarah Blog Barbara Gutlerrez 'TP- 1 1 'Y- T7 Fu. F3 Xin, .. 4, . . 1-1 Left to Rightz Top Row: Linda Rodgers, Margaret Schwarzjanet Rush. Laurie Koshan. Beth jacks,-Ianice Van Some-ren, Bottom Row: Patricia Schulte. Elissa Schirmer, Alison S. Brehm funn. f 4 Xl lf t .? 4'1Ef'ifx'i f'4 -x X N lift ,A -A 914 .lj Left to Rightg Top Row: Taesook Kim, RN, Mary jo Morriss, Mary Banfleld, Roxanne Rodrigue, Diane Beebe jim Ives, Bottom Row: Joy Hendricks, Tania Shiminski, Debra Hanna, jane Lennon 1 9 w . ' w w I of A 58 Vi, 4: Left to Right, Top Row: Margie Leight, Cessna Kaye, Bernadette Boland, William -Iacobowitz, Middle Row: Lisa Simon, Nancy Gaughran, RN, Jacqueline W, Powell RN, Bottom Row: jane Margaretten, Sally McBratney, Diana Van Benschoten, Mary Tursone Aclalgiza A. Quezada Kfr if fra I ,yea , V , - fn,- fl Left to Rightg Top Row: Martha Spiro, Donna Goldstein, Mariam Dorothy McEwen, Bottom Row: jane Lennon, Amy Smith, Kathryn Mitchell .f l . 0 . ' ' f , K ,H --, V -7 I.: ' ' if 'Q '17 '1lV ?' ggi iff. , ' . . ' , i' ,mx - 'fx 4-I V 4 f-'X V - .- . 'f MVK '? N-' ,7 - is - - ' A. -. wt .H ' - Z' -t, y,, .x , gi, ' r-, - . l cs . or ' 1 ' N- -1 6. 5, :Z-'J ,'l , K . 3 V A . ' V ,,. , , H , rf 'b. l L W ' 'A X , -ky. M ll.. 'Q Y . , an-u ' ' -x ' 'l, , . :VHP haf'-r'aJ, , x . . . ,..! S A For-,V ,sg fl A . Q ww' ,'-- , -4 -A j Ygzf N fi r ,V I' -'E'-M'fL.:5,,f 1 Q., M5 A . 1 w V . - wr Q t A ' .-qi' -- .- Q Q , if 4 ' . x,,,s Q x ' i .I l ' Y, . b u x rr l 60 ll in INSPIRATION People incessantly ask, Why nursing? Why not Pre-med? Where did the inspiration originate? Will the inspiration last? Answers sometimes clo not arise so readily. We all know why. Inside somewhere is a reason, a strong, domineering reason that helps us push and struggle and love the program, even though we see faults and problems within it. The reason helps us through dissecting a fetal pig, learning oxidation-reduction reactions, studying lengthy and abstract articles, standing in lines to register, and working to establish our program and integrate ourselves into the downtown campus. The reason even helps us in our attempts to understand why the generic program has been discontinued. Perhaps we realize the value in our decision and we comprehend the underlying reason on one particular day, the first clinical experience. It is our first chance to use the knowledge, to use ourselves, to use our personalities and to allow the underlying reason to surface. We know it mart surface. Somewhere, in the midst of excitement from wearing a uniform, the thrill of assuming an identity, and skillfully administering care, we come to understand why we have chosen nursing, as a career and why we have chosen Columbia University to teach us. Will the inspiration last? Our program mysteriously disappeared. Our space in Eli White is sitting precariously on the administrators' shoulders. Our billing system somehow did not bill correctly. Our ability to integrate ourselves is hampered by the knowledge that we are a separated entity, not really Barnard, not clearly Columbia. Our money spent on tokens for the subway uptown continuously rises. Our faculty is seen less than we desire and ergo, we unfortunately communicate less. Though the inspiration falters, it will not disappear. Especially, for the sophomores, when we reminisce and marvel at our accomplishments. No more restrictions on guests! No more ban on parties! We have students representing us in many clubs and organizations! We utilize all the facilities open to us! We have become involved with countless campus activities! We have grown close as a class! And, we have a section reserved for us in the yearbook! In the two years spent down-town, as generics, our inspiration has lasted, grown stronger and hopefully will continue to flow. Lorin P. Carlson ,,, ,, , A Marcellus Hartley Dodge Physical Fitness Center .E fnfDoWNToWN.... West 1 19th Street ixxtnlisd ---i---.:-- U E11 2 Viv, A 'f,.g 'fr 2 D 2 tzy ' Havemeyer ga uns Schermerhorn E 1 E Z ' 55 JS A ,S lg West 1 18th Street z- WY -f: 5 . g Meg' fi i E International fv M3thQfU3tiCS i 4 Nagy E Affaifs T2 r Low . i . 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CLASS OF 1982 Lenda Alvarez Lorin Carlson Lillian Carter Constance Colter Sandra Florentino Elizabeth Flynn Joanne Fox Renee Fried Abigail Furey Johannah Gordon Susan Greenblatt Lori Hatrem Alisa Herman Lisa Hildenbrand Ellen Hintz Clare Ippolito Meredith Jaffe Nahyra Lanzo Karen Magruder Clodette Mardini Patricia Noonan Dana Pagella Xiomara Perez Sarina Petrolino Ralph Pina Linda Pinsky Pamela Plotkin Carol Quinn Alisa Roker Barbara Ross Karen Schmitt Vicki Torres June Tsai Evelyn Varlack Anthea Vincent 66 .9 . Z X ,..- S sur' ' , X i.Q. L, v!?!--- - 1' l -Y A ',jkx.--- - r w.T,:.17i. 5-vw 1'L '-15. I Y QTY' ' 'J .- -va 'f '-1-- 1, J 'A ,.1. . 'gay 3 Ti1 3W-'V . Axis N 'Lrg G-4?-Y ' V Mx ..., .-L. ..,A Z' 'Q F1 CLASS OF 1983 Christina Alvarado Lynne Austern Michelle Bannon joy Becker Allegra Benveniste Susanne Braz Maureen Casey Esther Chipps Katherine DiBella Tracy Farah Zulay Fernandez Diane Gee Maria Geiselhart Cheryll Glaspy Mary Sharon Goodwin Barbara Gutierrez Janet Harmon Susan Hoffmann Daisey Holmes Ann jenkins Jeanette jicha Sharon Keim Donna Lumsden Maureen McGann Robin McKeon Mara Madzivadondo Rebecca Merced Mary Jane Nealon Sheila O'Hanlon Rebecca Price Rise Rensi Mara San Antonio Carolyn Storck Clare Sullivan Robyn Verni 68 '-uf ' ': 'l-lr Q' 1 F' L L L A H W 1 Y ' s '? 1 I -l........, - ,xt A.: ,. re, 13.23 -Q 4 .ARM - X - If fl iw 'iff' ' .f --P-V Y -. -- .,-.... . --.. - --f--Q' W-7. . X f ,.,..:V Q' - 1 L --F Ti . Q.-C..--Yf ' '.. A ,f Af f 2 . --1 ,rl If 1 f- , ' . M . , -1 1 n X , V s-5. Y L . v. gx fs E F'-3 'WW .N 'iii 'Q ,jp -is, 's' :U '. ' Q 1 ...Q X jl ' 3- 4: - 1' ' N .. V ' Q - 9 ' 5 w ' 1 l x,!uY':l,, ' 'X I if ,lei XT X Q34 F72-X' XX J J lu H A 'J' if 3 '1 F' , f'f'l' ,.u' Iqugizg?-1 . Y. V, ,,,., . E ., .- . .55 1 --P+ : -1-:r m-w ff 'L,r.':.4 a f.-ff2e1?ilf422w?f, V- -- Z gg, , J. we qs- , nc: f - .,. , , ,I 3, .. N, 4' 1- . . ,I K A ' - Y 1 X V ng ,V V M Y A 'ff - :,. K . ' -' ' - a ggi, fi ' f ,- ' ' ' .1 1' ,Q rg' r -is I - r Wg 3. J, . . , ,. A F- t , 4,-.Q K '- Z- ' f' ' ' : Erdfgf-:L .il ' A ,JK - -' m5.,6p ' ,irfgl-.kQrL.,:5Lf .1155 -f M, , . ' .. .,Q . :i'.fx,5.r,v:,: ,,1- '-' .x , r-if Q jf 3:24 nn, ' K ,flfghf f- - -K N . A - -' f-..g .'- 1-J 3 -fi 4' ' ' . , K1 . i, 'ANN-f x - . nm., A I . .f I f ' 4 Q X x v-may-E13 , , ,nu-,. X. ,. i w. Q.-,W 2444, How to Deal With the Impossible Patient The sheets are filthy. A pillow is thrown on the floorg slippers, underwear, socks are strewn randomly about and a Good morning. How do you feel this morning? is ignored by the patient. He does not want a bath. He hates the goddamn interns, who poked his stomach this morning and the nurses, who come and go. He wishes his damn food would arrive but, when it does, he does not eat a bite because it is too salty. Food only kills you anyway. Everything kills you. And what about the sugar he saved from his dinner tray last night? Someone stole it. Probably the guy in the next bed, or maybe those interns this morning. The doctor told him he fainted because of old age. Old age! Did you hear that! Old age! Hell, he has not been sick a day in his life. Young doctors do not know what they are talking about. Christ, he has got more money stashed away than any of them! He may faint but he is good in the sack. He is ready to get married and he wants to know what my sex life is like. Nursing, as a profession poses difficult circumstances that may seem extremely hard to handle. In situations with the impossible patient, we cannot shrug away the situation, as a businessman may with a totally unresponsive client. Our profession requires us to remain calm and confident. Our own anger must be controlled and put aside and usually can surface only in the form of an understanding, tactful talk with the problem patient. Unlike other occupations, nurses are dealing with ill people under tremendous emotional strain. The difficult patients' behavior is usually not indicative of his normal behavior, but is instead a cry for help, understanding and care. To want to argue or snap back, maybe a normal reaction, but as professionals, we must pause a moment, remember our training and think of the ulterior purpose behind our occupation. We can reprimand only if the patient is incessantly troublesome or is threatening persons within the hospital and cannot be controlled. We can advise. We can reflect our thoughts. We can bring it to the patient's attention that he is a hindering element to the process of us giving him care. But, we cannot worry about the sting to our egos or the pain we experience when a patient is not appreciative and thankful. Nurses must always, first, assess a situation objectively, before any action is planned and keep in mind that our primary purpose is to give care by helping and teaching. The impossible patient therefore does not exist, he is impossible because we have termed him so. But, in actuality, it isporiible to give him care and to help him. We can discuss our feelings of frustration and try to discover reasons for his behavior and then implement care accordingly. ln this way, the patient is not impossible to us and we are not impossible to him. Lorin P. Carlson 'Q vc-17 faculty and I I . . . adm1n1strat1on T? af ' gl ' I , z- 7 Q - , ,. ' . ,I .I Ll.l Administration ll. 1.0. F fs, jc' fog? r Helen F. Pettit Associate Dean of Nursing Q7 431 . - 'Ny l -'I .1 Y Z-ii! Elin B. Ozdemir Director of Admissions Rebecca Howell Admissions Counselor Q? .ls-X, Susan E. Alexion Departmental Advisor RVN Mary R. Barone Assistant Professor of Clinical Nursing Rosemary Ash Director of Student Affairs Muriel Knee:-Shaw, Charmaine Firzig, Smriri Panwar JoAnne Merry Community Health '3 H5 av f if 6 is Y' ...l Brossart Pamela I-IoSang u . . , if Left to Right - Susan Disbrow, Eura Lennon, Mary Kaene, Marilyn Jaffe, Ann Earle, Elsa Poslusny, Elizabeth Carter Mary Ann Feldstein Psychiatry S , Mary Robertson I .'-1 Medical- i Surgical Left to Rightg Top Row - Aurgru Villafeurte, Loretta i 5 Ver isco, Carol Lucas, Ann X Keller, Brenda Zinamon, Bottom Left - Mary Smith, y Betty Mahoney, Phyllis l Lisanti U .Vw V M L Z1 Y- Q1 Dr. Ellen Batt fAnatomy and Physiology? Left to Rightg Top - Mimi Donvios, Mdflfl-Ul1C Murcus,jean Flynn Delorez Fernandez lPathophysiologyl Bottom - Helen Mellet, Astrid Namaroll R I Virginia Gorosh and Marjorie Bredice Jeanette 84 Maternal .gg --J .QA 1- 5 P' x.J Y-v-gg, Tux-,x F5 'A Q' .A K 1- ,, il, :aa ' I 1 X Coleman Eunice Messier o l lU Nancy jones Cf-7 ' Lucy Teare Child Health L . FV t S fi? Q 2 -Q ln P- 'ls Q Linda Russo 5s -x Carolyn Ruda 4.2 Q.: ,A 'TU' fy! E 4 - lvl 3 Media Coordinatorg jose Martinez with Maxwell Hall secretaries, Left to Right - Top Row - Lenore Greenberg, Mildred Restin, Eileen Leo, Bottom Row - Ethel Crawford, Charlotte Grant, Selma Blick Gladys Ackermann, Anita Flynn 4 1,--.t E ex.,-' sl ll ' 7 ,frjffl 115' ii? A .Qi - .-' 'XX . Left to Right - Heather Peskin, Lea Spiro, Carol Swetz, Rita - ' .-as McDonald, Beatrice Bennis john C. Kennedy Maxwell Hall Administration HK IB. Hicks Ella jenkins 552 'v - V a ,JM 5-'fx 4 , W. ga D 3 '-J '- if 3,11 L? si .,,.i,-. 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A Eff fi'fI1 'J ' f if K, ,,x, Q xg n 1X LONG LIBRARY 'Ili I 51 N -,.- Q 1, ' .ns , Sf., x HGH 1, -I ,KT - U ff' 1 A BARD HALL F fi 1-2 .- ,,f...- -. -1.1- if if , 'N,-K' Y 5 pu- L - ig, ' M S - ,h ,l -2-.51-'f,,., r if N Q ' i? Feeiims Bocged Dawn ? Q5 5 f 21252 Cockfaif Park! Bard Hall Launaa: .. - ., K ei,-l 1 , , 'f N :.Q1 11 I 'za x.-, I r Q ' 4 R. I , , V: I Z I' 5 A . yl xxJ1..- 'fL'- 'mfs rf fl' I ,.. F IGRELLO xv 5 5. V sf' 'Str' ii.: i 3 ,Ur L euviiilf, 158 'e'e ',V'e' , ,ui,t.ln,f I ,an Rae-1 n HQVK 1 -.. THE USIC MA Que .. 3 fly, ' ,. , I1 fl . A S 5: ' h I :I I. V X . 5 Committees Orientation Top left to right: Libet Carey, Donna Aknerhleanne Allen, middle: Carol jones, Bill Staples, Mark Barna, Debbie Johnson, Elaine Bentley, Kathy Lyman, bottom: Suzanne Picard, Kim Musselwhite, Bob Stewart, MJ. Olsen, Sharon Hanna, Barbara Arnsten, Marcy Benzer Social Medical Center Christian Fellowship Top left to right: Donna Buckley, Ron Brown, Rich Maclntire, Linda Andrus, Bob Cutillo, Ron Arildsen, middle: MJ. Olsen, Mary Smith, Grace Mellin, Lori Hastings, Nancy Hunt, Barry Olsen, Jeanne Allen, bottom: Kathy Mitchell, Tania Shaminski, Beth jacks Tammy Wheeler ,E ix -,,, A Top: Kay McLaughlin, jackie McCormick, judy Axelrod, Barbara ,-ami OV M f -1 if-f ,eiefffg xg . ll 1 'x-... A 1: 4151- 1- ' ,1 -' Lee, Tammy Wheeler, Rosemary Ash, bottom: Holly Florio, Tania Shaminski lU2 Ii x 'v ,5- Topi FleLl.1 Dean, bottom: Carol jones, Michele Paul, Jeanne Allen Residents Assistants 'I' gif 'HEI' ' ' '5 lg!- Y a V , 4 l ss s , -, s Q sl gwxghssg -,Q ggi., W S 5- N V WC' . - K-1 xi l ' '- , X nf ss - v. , A aN6w:- I Egg:-n , N K g r Y X X rigs- ' I X A Lifeguard Karen McAlvey fs 1 1 I sg- rg ,fl 4 1 ,Y' N ff' l 1 glial l 211.11 Rathskeller Sur: Onofriu, Willlgim -Incolwownz, Peter Ciccosanri, Linda Rmlgcrs, Gray.: WLlShlD.HIKJIl HH Clockwise from upper left: Secretary Lorraine Afflito, Treasurer Cindy Roehr, President- Suzanne Picard, Health Service Gina Novick, Senior Rep Bob Stewart with Rosemary Ash, Health Rep Michele Harvan, Curriculum Rep Marcy Benzer, missing: Vice President Margaret Franks, junior Rep Greg Washington, Soph Rep Meredith Jaffe, Freshman Rep Maria Geiselhart, Curriculum Rep Alisa Herman, Task Force Reps Kathy Petrillo and Amy Greenwald, N.S,N.A. Rep Michele Paul, University Senator Diana Bassil, Health Rep Nina Shippen Sample Shop Mimi Amabile and Judy Zuidema 1980 Yearbook Staff CO-EDITORS: Liber Carey .incl B.irb.ir.1 Arnsten I PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR: Michele Harvan ADVERTISING EDITOR: Anne Mueller XA7 CLASS LIASONS: Uptown -Judy Axelrod, Elissa Schirmer. Downtown - Mara SanAntonio, Sharon Keim LAY-OUT EDITOR: Greg W'ashington ART EDITOR: Ann Kilburn COVER DESIGN: Barbara Lee BUSINESS EDITOR: Mary Ellen Hannon COPY EDITOR: Margie Leight PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF: Uptown - Cheryl Mary Ellen Hannon Margie Christman, Ann Ruszkowsl-ti, Daria Sawchalt, Katie Klaucler, Keith Thibault, Rosemary Chapman, Jim Ives. Downtown - Rebecca Price, Rensi Rice LAY-OUT STAFF: Lynn Brinning, Pat Pappadio, Clare Sullivan, Maria Geiselhart COPY STAFF: Jeanne Allen, Fleda Dean ADVERTISING STAFF: Sharon Kastner, Cindy Roehr SENIOR PHOTOGRAPHY: Thorton's Classic Studio HUNTER PUBLISHING COMPANY REPRESENTATIVE: Kathy Schmeellt Special thanks to Rosemary Ash, Charlotte Grant, ancl Kathy Schmeelk Rebecca Price, Mara SanAntonio Sharon Keim BL A t , F Bottom left: Katie Klauder, Elissa Schirmer, Pat Pappadio, Liber Carey, Barbara Arnsten Marcy Benzer, middle: Judy Axelrod, Daria Sawchak, Michele Harvan, Cheryl Christman, Lynn Brinning, Ann Ruszltowski, top: Donna Akner, Anne Mueller, Ann Kilburn, Greg Washington, Jeanne Allen l .L- riff Bzllx-if-I Christmas at Babies Hospital 1 I f - Q35 gs- I iq, .QW K , ng if X GATHERIN GS ,f YN W-A--4---1 'T .J HALLGWEEN oy, M I .L -PQ. QQ :3fA ' W Trick-or-Treating at Babies ...Tr x , . 1 x - , NvA..,K4'Q1v' I X. K N , Ll D ' 1 G f. .!.3!M.j Ei - I XP- 1' 7 'gr' gym , f fr, r I 5? 3,-,,..f-fi .-4 'I:f, yi-,., Af -f x .asf vi i I . n Ag! ,. ' 5 -A -fa V ' 0 fn . f ',' Aly x T i' J -sl 'S 1 3, I z , -g, fl XS ' A --... I , f 'X Y f -,N 4 f ws....,Ls T ,f X 1 Q-mf'-2 iz' 'r . ,A '. 'v' Uv' i, - '..4'. , . HO 4? -x , ..t 1 Xi ' 1 . g l'e-+1.44 -J M 4 .gf- :mid ' , ity' v Champagne to Celebrate N.L.N. Accreditation! If W V! ' ' f-ASX. I I K ,A lk I la ef A 3,1351 5 1 ,.,. sf gy 12-ixf' -, -1 na,v.',,a. t-Qnfxeffigqh V- 'J,,,e,j Af,-fY.,v 4 ' , tjAf,gJ.f ua, Ye ' ,+A ,J fi ,- .-f -' ,, .. f'f ff31 , . . -H' . gi Ill 1 62.5. A gg. 3.1: I 4 N'- - . ri l 'l ef Med fl-13. jfgv '5- 1 Managing Management 35 auf ,Q I f ' .,:,y A 1 4' 'ffdll af? W f . 4 I- vt 1 1 ,L 7 nhhg ' Q! 455' A, ' - A 4 . E QZAML. 1.6, 5, 'AT ,Ii . - .. , A V - . , 1 J, X Who erased my tapes? ,L ',v I k A Pushmg Flulds VV 0 f L 'D.... Dry sterile dressing Gif! . x O 0 . s M i Q -gn. Q 1 Q ' 1 .X .. i , 1 1 P '. , ' 1 1 ' , ' A .. 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Q--rr-al gsalflfgbg H+ TD, - Your assignment should you choose to accept it IV Push T UIIITT . ,V X . 2 pf ,fvf - 'i1? : nf' T , Q -,Via ' '.,,., Ili? ..i'25iI A yi H5312 And Ipanx for this? ID-IN is No Coke Q , .if A 11 . . . .Pepsi ,, lm x ..f J? gn ,. , ', .552 X A n iii' f f . f I W' 4 1 x :iff Abbott, Marcella 90 Pinehurst Ave. New York, N.Y. 10053 Abell, Lisa 24 Seaman Rd. Poughkeepsie, N.Y. 12601 Afflitto, Lorraine 1809 East 2nd St. Brooklyn, N.Y. 11225 Akner, Donna 153 Windsor Ave. Rockville Centre, N.Y. 11570 Allen, Jeanne 41 Remsen Lane Floral Park, N.Y. 11001 Amabile, Mary 6MimiD RO. Box 2794 Aspen, Colo. 81611 Arnsten, Barbara 104 Durand Rd. Maplewood, NJ. 07040 Axelrod, Judy 1216 S. Genesee Los Angeles, Calif. 90019 Ayala, Melissa 55 Maple St. Wallington, NJ. 07057 Beiler, jay 117 Charles St. New York, N.Y. 10014 Bentley, Elaine 820 Walnut Ave. Bohemia, N.Y. 11716 x CLASS OF 1980 Benzer, Marcy 1010 King St. Chappaqua, N.Y. 10514 Berger, Vicki 404 B. Metuchen Dr. Cranbury, NJ. 08512 Bertang, Ken 60 West 87 St. Apt. 5R New York, N.Y. 10024 Brinning, Lynn 14 Cambridge Rd. Glen Ridge, NJ. 07028 Buckley, Donna 10 Penn St. Lewistown, Pa. 17044 Burfield, Elaine 609 Kappock St. Riverdale, N.Y. Burks, Eileen 2274 East Burnside St. Simi Valley, Calif. 95065 Carbone, Kathryn 1611 Bogart Ave. Bronx, N.Y. 10462 Carey, Libet 242 Fern St. West Hartford, Conn. 06119 Christman, Cheryl 221 First Ave. Massapequa Park, N.Y. 11762 Circosta, Linda 85 Cooper St. Agawam, Mass. 01001 Drew, Moira 180 North St. Harrison, N.Y. 10528 Drewes, Margaret 366 Manor Rd. Douglaston, N.Y. 11563 Dwyer, jane 104 Center Ave. Chatham, NJ. Ebner, Donna 2513 Cross Winds Lane Chattanooga, In. 57421 Elliot, Pam 750 Kappocl-1 St. 995514 Riverdale, N.Y. 10463 Epstein, Georgia 1754 McDowell St. Sharon, Pa. 16146 Farah, Michele 64-18 Gates Ave. Ridgewood, N.Y. 11227 Fisher, Sharon 611 High St. Apt. 4-U Newark, N.Y. 07102 Flinker, Kate 100 South Highwood Rd Glen Rock, NJ. Frank, Margaret 49 Chandler Dr. Emerson, NJ. 07650 Goldstein, Maurene 5546 Weidner Ave. Oceanside, N.Y. 11572 Goodwin, Tener 422 South Main St. Suffield, Conn. 06078 Granato, Maria 20 Zuegel Court Bergentield, N.J. 07621 Hanna, Sharon clo Ray D. XVilson Route 3 Abilene, Ks. 67410 Harvan, Michele 711 Amsterdam Ave. New York, N.Y. 10025 Heimlich, Diane Oak Hill Apts. 3416 N. Narberth, Pa. 19072 Heinze, Carol 66 Dogwood Terrace Ramsey, NJ. 07446 Henderson, Lisse 28 Marshall St. Brookline, Mass. 02146 Huey, Henry 2541 Timberline Dr. Fort Worth, Texas 76119 Impollonia, Michael 715 Avenue 0 Brooklyn, N.Y. 11250 Johnson, Judy 9 Fairhills Dr. Cincinnatti, Ohio Johnson, Debbie 27 St. Mark's Pl. Yonkers, N.Y. 10704 Kaizer, Chrysso 93 Malba Dr. Whitestone, N.Y. 11357 Kastner, Sharon 16 Egan Place Englewood Cliffs, N.J. 0 Kellerman. Leonora 229 West 109th St. New York, N.Y. 10025 Kilburn, Ann Tre-etops Rockland Rd. Sparkill, N.Y. 10976 Killoran, Virginia 2 Maplewood Lane Port Chester, N.Y. 1057 Klauder, Katie 45 Hill Hollow Rd. Watchung, NJ. 07060 Kostbade, Kathy 1500 N. Lake Shore Dr. Chicago, Illinois 60610 Iii Mattina, Cathy 8220 Tenth Ave. Brooklyn, N.Y. 11228 Lee, Aviva 9511 Texhoma Ave. Northridge, Calif. 91325 Lindsay, Donna 5465 N. Morgan St., Ap Alexandria, Va. 22312 Lyman, Kathy Henorie Lane Riverside, Conn. 06878 Marcella, Susan 4011 Pebble Beach Dr. Canfield, Ohio 44406 Martin, Karen 15A West 64 St. New York, N.Y. 10025 7652 5 t. 310 McCoy. Amy 474 Prospect Ave. Princeton, NJ. 08540 McGuire, Patricia 2538 Hughes Ave. Bronx, N.Y. 10458 Mueller, Anne 159 Hamilton Rd. Lancaster, Pa. 17603 Murphy, Mary 6100 Francis Lewis Blvd. Fresh Meadows, N.Y. 11365 Musslewhite, Kim 841 Shackamaxon Dr. Westfield, N.J. 07090 Newton, Janet 81 James St. Morristown, NJ. 07960 Nguyen Pham, Bach-Tuyet 67 Rose Road West Nyack, N.Y. 10994 Novick, Gina 510 W. 110th St. Apt. 1E New York, N.Y. 10025 Olsen, Martha Joy 70 Valley Rd. Indiana, Pa. 15701 Orem, Nancy 134 Haven Ave. 45A New York, N.Y. 10032 Paley, Laura 4525 Henry Hudson Pkwy. Bronx, N.Y. 10471 Pappadio, Pat 24-50 Little Neck Blvd. Bayside, N.Y. 11560 Paul, Michele 479 Golf Court North Woodmere, N.Y. 11581 Perrine, jill 39-70 52 St. Woodside, N.Y. 11377 Petrillo, Kathy 258 Orient Way Lyndhurst, NJ. 07071 Picard, Suzanne 67 Richard Eger Dr. Holyoke, Mass. 01040 Pinkus, Rose 32 Wensley Dr. Great Neck, N.Y. 11021 Prevail, Dianna 260 Ft. Washington Ave. iif6E New York, N.Y. 10052 Postal, Lori 4 Underwood Rd. Monsey, N.Y. 10952 Ragan, julie Giles Rd. Lincoln, Mass. Redman, Varner 380 Riverside Dr. New York, N.Y. Richards, Stacey 265 Arnos Ave. Oceanside, N.Y. 11572 Robinson, Donna 45 Mohawk Rd. Short Hills, NJ. 07078 118 Robinson, Laurie 545 Fairfield Rd. East Windsor, NJ. 08520 Roehr, Cindy Todd Pond Rd. Lincoln, Mass. 01773 Row, Mary Tower Rd. Lincoln, Mass. 01773 Roux, Ann 62-25 Woodhaven Blvd. Rego Park, N.Y. 11574 Ruszhowski, Anne 9 Lane Ave. Plainview, N.Y. 11803 Ryan, Elaine 136 West Bayberry Rd. Islip, N.Y. 11751 Sawchak, Daria 126 W. 82nd 1994 New York, N.Y. 10024 Schneider, Laura 65 East Lakeland St. Bay Shore, N.Y. 11706 Sculley, Karen 589 Manhattan Ave. Massapequa Park, N.Y. 11762 Shenstone, Diane 87 Ferry Lane S. Glastonbury, Conn. 06075 Smilowitz, Alicia 200 Lexington Ave. Oyster Bay, Long Island, N.Y. Stewart, Bob do Stewart 483 Ryders Lane East Brunswick, NJ. 08816 Stier, Lori 57 Gary Rd, Syosset, N.Y. 11791 Stober, Maria 45-28 Westminster Rd. Great Neck, N.Y. 11020 Torres, Jacqueline 777 Elsmere Place Bronx, N.Y. 10460 Uht, Rosalie 511 E. 84 St. New York, N.Y. 10028 Van der Veen, Dianne 10 Lamplight Lane Westport, Conn. 06880 Vassilaros, Ann 50 Wildwood Dr. Great Neck, N.Y. 11024 Weinheimer, Theresa 175 W. 87 St, Apt. 22C New York, N.Y. 10024 Weinrod, Carol 82 jade St. 4C New York, N.Y. 10014 Weiss, joan 54-44 Little Neck Pkwy. Apt -1D Little Neck, N.Y. 11562 Zuidema, Judy P.O. Box 57 Haskell, NJ. O7-120 ,rg .1 iw .g.-- fr. 1 w TWV-Q' tiff A - , gi. -A r:.Ff'T,:- :.L S .if an W. . nk. . ,iss fL.17.:a?....,. .ai yi tm J ,Lx,.Q i I W' l.'.'xf. I 4-', '. lrqf,-U 0 Rub- ' , . -I' - rf.. vsfl' -6 -1... . ,, Y 'I I-cuts,-a my I-, 4, bv P - N ,f'fff- ,1r. 4.f A. 1' +1 Q4 1 f. -R .f i R - 37'47f.- .Q M 1 is F A ' 1 I Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs ' ' bind Mrs. . Robert E. Chrisrman ..,, r. and Mrs and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mary Finelli Percy S. Arnsren . Willard C. Ashbury . Mlilton L. Benson Frank S. Carey Louis R. 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