Daemen University - Summit Yearbook (Amherst, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1968 volume:

SUMMIT Rosary Hill College, located in Buffalo, New York on a thirty-two acre campus, is a post-war, liberal arts college, conducted by the Sisters of St. Francis of Penance and Christian Charity. The ideals of the students are expressed in the motto, “Doing the Truth in Charity.” Sandra M. Tucci, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Ann R. Laufersweiler, BUSINESS MANAGER Margaret A. Stevens, LAYOUT EDITOR Annmarie Montecuollo, Associate Layout Editor Helenmarie Penatzer, PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR Judith B. Miskuf, Associate Photography Editor Carol F. O'Grady, Associate Photography Editor Micheline A. Kasper, LITERARY EDITOR Margaret J. Wren, Associate Literary Editor Eleanor M. Ferraro, COVER DESIGN Sister Maureen Mackin, O.S.F., MODERATOR Photo Essay 3 Administration Faculty 15 Student Life 47 Class of 1968 99 Directory 198 W7J 'jw 7 m mp i i' jj------------------------------------------------------------ So we run for some laughter And play a little of our lives away. We triumph as the sun swipes our Troubles And we are happy. But a time comes when the we Separate And I . . . Walk alone With the silence Of the rain, Huddled in my London Fog. And glaring white chairs Stare, Slippery red bricks Stare, Daring me to break The iciness of their surface. Only a fallen leaf for my company, I wonder why, As it floats In a puddle of tears. 1 I i Two girls pass Unaware Of me and my leaf . . . Me and my leaf . . . I wonder on Through closed doors Hoping To find more Than a Reflection . . . A distorted image hazes my mind and at first I am hard to discover. How- ever I’ll keep on trying and maybe one day I WILL KNOW. But it's hard so I think I’ll take . . . etcetera etcetera etcetera 73S317 Syncopation . . . The prosaic atmosphere Of the Library Assumes the tinsel-glow Of a Looking-glass world Through a Plastic umbrella . . . SISTER M. ANGELA CANAVAN, O.S.F., A.M., L.L.D. president OFFICERS OF ADMINISTRATION Laying the cornerstone of the new Charles J. Wick Campus Center are The Very Most Reverend James A. McNulty, Bishop of Buffalo, Edwin F. Jaeckle, member of the Board of Trustees, and Sister M. Angela, President. 17 SISTER M. ANGELICE VOGT, O.S.F., A.M. vice president for business affairs treasurer SISTER MARITA LANNAN, O.S.F., Ed.D. vice president and academic dean SISTER CATHERINE MARY STALTERI, O.S.F.. M.B.A. registrar SISTER M. DESALES HATTENBERGER, O.S.F., Ed.M. director of admissions SISTER MARY ANNE CONFER, O.S.F., B.S. Ed co-ordinator of student activities REVEREND ROBERT M. SMYTH, B.A. spiritual director SISTER MAURA FORTKORT, O.S.F., M.A. director of resident living SISTER M. ANDREA WILD, O.S.F., B.S. director of freshmen ADMINISTRATION SISTER M. ADELE STAHL, O.S.F., M.A., M.L.S. assistant librarian JUNG-WOO RHEE, M.S. AMELIA LICHTENSTEIN, M.S.L.S., M.A. library staff a. j. McCarthy, b.b.a. controller 22 ELIZABETH THOMPSON, B.A. assistant to the placement director BEATRICE SAYRE secretary SISTER M. PATRICE HOLAHAN, O.S.F., M.L.S. librarian MARY ANN STEGMEIER, B.A., M.Ed. director of placement SISTER ROSALITA, O.S.F., M.Ed director of testing JOHN R. CANNON, M.A. assistant counselor BARTOLO J. SPANO, Ph.D. director of psychological services ROBERT POMICHTER, B.A. director of audio-visual aids DOLORES E. BRETON nurse and director of hospital services SISTER M. LEONARDA HENDRICKS, O.S.F., B.A., R.N. hospital services JEANNE RINDGE, B.A. director of alumnae relations MARY FRANCIS HICKEY, B.A. director of public relations ESTHER HUFF, B.A. drector of public information SISTER M. JEANNE FILE, O.S.F., Ph.D. chairman JAMES K. Y. KUO, M.A. ART PAMES M. HERMAN, M.F.A. JOHN KOHLER, M.F.A. MARGARET BACON, Ph.D. CAROLYN KAISER, M.A. SUZANN M. PHELAN, M.F.A. SISTER PAUL FRANCIS CARROLL, O.S.F., M.A. LOUIS HARASTY, B.B.A. JAY J. JODWAY, M.F.A. BIOLOGY CAROLYN OSBORNE, M.A.T. SISTER M. REGINA LANAGAN, O.S.F., Ph.D. chairman LEONARD J. BORZYNSKI, M.S. BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS SAUL MASON, M.S. chairman SISTER SARAH DORAN Ed MARY-JO LACKEY, Ed.M. CHEMISTRY THOMAS J. GORMAN, M.A. THOMAS J. MAASS, M.A. SISTER M. JUSTA SMITH, O.S.F., Ph.D. chairman WILBERT D. EGER, M.S. ■i || ALFRED W. ZIELONKA, Ph.D. chairman EDUCATION SISTER M. VIVIAN RAUCH, O.S.F., M.A. SISTER MARY TERRENCE SMITH, O.S.F., A.M. JOHN T. MASTERSON, M.A. chairman ENGLISH SISTER MAUREEN MACKIN, O.S.F., M.A. SISTER MARY GEORGIA DUNN, O.S.F., Ph.D PETER SIEDLECKI, M.A. JOHN W. HUBBARD, Ed.M. SISTER MARY FRANCIS PARISI, O.S.F., M.A. GAYLE N. THOMAS, M.A. LUCILLE MAIER, M.A. DELIA H. KLINGBEIL, M.A. MITCHELL J. ROSSIN, M.S. CATHERINE M. TUCKER. M.A MODERN FOREIGN LANGUAGES FRENCH JANET FINCH, M.A. LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT CHAIRMEN SISTER M. FRANCESCA SCHLANG, O.S.F., A.M. chairman, german concentration SISTER MARILYN ARCHER, O.S.F., M.A. chairman, french concentration L ARANIBAR MERRILL, M.A. chairman, Spanish concentration 39 MUSIC ROBERT SCHNEIDER, M.M.E. MARIA WEISS, M.A. ARNOLD KIELTSCH, M.S. MARCIA NEWLIN, M.MUS. CARL J. WEHRLE, M.A. PHILOSOPHY JAMES PACK, M.A. SISTER MARY RACHEL HOOPER, O.S.F., Ph.D. SISTER MARY FRANCES WELCH, O.S.F., M.A. JOHN R. SEGMEN, M.A. RICHARD S. CIMBALO, B.A. chairman PSYCHOLOGY 43 Q. ( ) THEOLOGY REVEREND DOCTOR TREVOR WATT, S.T.M., D.Th REVEREND BELA KRIGLER, M.A., S.T.L. ROBERT E. OBACH, M.A. JOHN L. RAZULIS, M.A. REVEREND STEPHEN GERENCSER, Ph.D., D.D. STUDENT LIFE 47 3 IIJ TM30UT2 48 5 REGISTRATION There must be an easier way to start out a semester. However, I guess it’s what you could call—a “universal problem.” But why do they have to pick on me. They did it again—loused up my schedule! I now have an 8:30 class when I could have slept until noon. And if they give me one more piece of paper to carry around I’ll refuse to sell any raffle tickets! Hmmm—there it is—the bookstore—I wonder if I’ll be able to buy my books before the semester ends? Oh well—there is one compensation— I brought my lunch. ORIENTATION Susan Mauri, Senior Senator, delivers a welcoming address to the Class of '71. September, 1967 . . . Nancy Kelly '70, Chairman of Freshman Orientation adds the final touch to a new student. Orientation '71 began Saturday, September 16, with an address by Sister M. Angela. The Class of ’71 was then introduced to academic life. This included a Faculty-Freshmen Colloquium followed by a luncheon with the faculty. The afternoon consisted of tours of Rosary Hill College, freshmen dinking, and concluded with a barbecue and informal songfest. A Mystery Ride and Formal Dinner at the Treadway Inn on Sunday, September 17, was highlighted by the presentation of white roses to the freshmen. Further activities included an outdoor folk mass, a film followed by discussion, and a fashion show. Orientation ’71 was concluded the next weekend with a concert in connec- tion with Niagara University and a mixer at Rosary Hill. The Rev. Mr. John Radice distributes Communion at the Freshmen’s Opening Mass. SENATE REPRESENTATIVES The Student Senate is the official voice of the Student Associa- tion. In this capacity it operates as the student policy-making board and functions predominantly through its standing and ad hoc committees. It is a representative body but it is also responsible for student leadership on campus. Student Association officers are, clockwise: Carol Sinnott, president; Mary Lou Marchioli, corresponding secretary; Patricia Degas, treasurer; Patricia Holden, recording secretary; and Mary Keller, vice-president. Row 1: L. Bethel, C. Sinnott, P. Degas; Row 2: Angela DiFillippo, S. Coleman, D. Morsheimer, N. Cassino, K. Britton, Sister M. Paula, O.S.F., J. Seggio, S. Mauri, M. Glor, M. Marchioli, S. Ryan, M. Keller; Row 3: J. Domagala, N. Wren; B. Tato. ft� : RESIDENT COUNCIL The Resident Council organizes and supervises social, religious, and cultural programming for the resident students. It also represents and governs, formulates and explains the regulations of the Honor System. The Resident Council is the voice of the resident; each member of the Resident Student Asso- ciation is an integral part of the success and progress of the Council. Row 1: C. Falotico, S. Ryan, P. Barton, P. Di Tommaso; Row 2: B. Tuller, M. Connoughton, M. Scoones, C. Rubino, M. Castello, M. Hegierski, P. Relihan, A. Barrett, K. Hegierski, M. Capstraw; Row 3: A. Montecuollo, M. Ryan, C. Schilli, T. Viggiano, M. Kermis, K. Jerome, K. Ryan. Resident Council officers are, clockwise: Ann Barrett, treasurer: Mary Ryan, president: Maryanne Kermis, vice-president; and Paulette D. Tom- maso, recording secretary. In absentia: Marilyn Barone, corresponding secretary. 53 Wick Board, clockwise: Sister Mary Anne Confer, O.S.F., Phyllis Stigliano, Mary Calasina, Carole Valois, Noreen O’Hagan, Patricia Stimets, Mary Keller, Kathleen McDevitt, Helenmarie Penatzer, Patricia Bremer, Sharon Mendola, Shirley Lord, and Jennie DePerro. In absentia: Mr. Langley, Maryanne Kermis. WICK BOARD The Wick Board, composed of representa- tives of students, faculty, and administration, is responsible for all campus programming. Wick Board proposes policy to the Student Senate, supervises activities in the Wick, and programs in the social, cultural, academic, liturgical, and recreational realms. 54 CLASS OFFICERS Freshman Class Officers: Nancy Cassino, president: Patricia Vanno, treasurer; Mary Jane Semple, secretary; Phyllis Stigliano, vice-president; Angela DiFilippo, Linda Bethel, senators. Sophomore Class Officers: Mary Lou Votava, secretary; Judith Cudzillo, treasurer; Nora Wren, presi- dent; Sharon Mendola, vice-president; Regina Morgan, senator; Robin Beiger, senator. 55 Junior Class Officers: Row 1: Susan McGrath, secretary; Toni Pelligrino, treasurer; Helenmarie Penatzer, vice-president; Row 2: Judith Domagala, senator; Kathrine Britton, president; Bela Tato, senator. v t s Senior Class Officers: clockwise, Sandra Tucci, treasurer; Mary Glor, president; Jennie DePerro, vice- president; Susan Mauri, senator; Ann Laufersweiler, secretary; in absentia, Jo Jo Seggio, senator. 56 ASCENT The Ascent, RHC’s student newspaper, is a bi-weekly publication which brings to the campus stories of local, national and interna- tional student events. Through editorials and letters-to-the-editor, students are able to air their views on prominent campus issues. Row 1: Maryanne Casey, managing editor; Mary- carol Madej, feature editor. Row 2: Nancy Sleas- man, photography editor; Denise Landry, news editor; Maureen Connaughton, editor-in-chief; Lisa McNamara, business editor. 57 HEIGHTS One of the greatest problems for the creative artist is finding a medium through which to share his work. The Heights, campus literary magazine, affords the Rosary Hill student the opportunity to have his prose, poetry, and art work published and appreciated by his peers. The Heights staff pose for a candid shot on their way to class. Row 1: Mary Boule; Paula Barton, Co-Editor; Peggy Stevens. Row 2: Angela DiFillippo; Karen Connelly; Laurie Hearn; Tammy Bourcier, Co-Editor; Jackie Moulin. 58 Ann Laufersweiler, Business Manager, guards her staff: Patty DiDomenico, Diane Foote, Chris Mandeville, Lorie Pellegrini, Joy ceene Jennetti, and Ann Irwin. Legs by Connie. SUMMIT ’68 Photography Editor, Helenmarie Penatzer and Associate Editor, Carol O'Grady find that every job has its ups and downs. Editorial Assistants, Row 1: Michelle Cipriano, Candy White, Row 2: Cindy Elder, Connie Flahive call out for help. Sandy Tucci, Editor-in-Chief and Campus Moppet. Upper left: Mickey Kasper, Literary Editor. Upper right: Peggy Wren, Donna Lipomi, Bar- bara Lewandowski, Betty rose Schwier. Lower left, top to bottom: Rita Clement, Linda Skinner, Kathy O'Neill, and Sandy Tucci, Editor-in-Chief. Lower right: Annemarie Monte- cuollo, top, and Peggy Stevens, Layout Edi- tor. Right: Eleanor Ferraro, art. Mr. Frank Michaels; Very Rev. Monsignior William J. McDonnell; and Most Rev. James A. McNulty, D.D., Bishop of Buffalo. WICK DEDICATION October 8, 1967 The Most Rev. James A. McNulty, Bishop of Buffalo, dedicated the new Charles J. Wick Campus Center. Sister Mary Angela, Presi- dent of the College, presented the first Rosary Hill Medallion to Mrs. Charles J. Wick, on behalf of the campus community. Mr. William D. Hassett, Jr Sister Mary Angela presents the Rosary Hill Medallion to Mrs. Charles J. Wick. JUNIOR PROM WEEKEND Kathy Britton presents Sister M. Maura with a plaque for her outstanding service to the Junior Class. Mr. James Herman is also pre sented with a plaque for his ser vice to the Junior Class. Two couples enjoy the refreshments at the Wick Cocktail Party One night is worth a thousand words. Queen Kathy Britton and her court, left to right, Helenmarie Penatzer, Bella Tato, Judy Domagala, and Janine Trapini. The queen candidates hear the announcement that Kathy Britton has been chosen Queen of the Junior Prom. Queen Britt. 65 What is Christmas without a tree? CHRISTMAS WAS TRULY MERRY ... What is Christmas without children? Good Will Companionship Love THEATRE ARTS A fellow actor creates a new face through make-up The Kabuki performance. The traditional Christmas Nativity play was interpreted by Rosary Hill’s Theatre Arts Department in Kabuki, a highly stylized form of Japanese drama. The adaptation of the play was written by Sister Mary Francis Peters, Chair- man of the department. Sister Mary Francis Peters and Elizabeth Ann Zeder at the box office. Effective costuming, essential to the realism of the play. Meticulous backstage preparation contributes to the success of the per- formance. Leaving Daemen Little Theatre are Senior James McNeill, director of Ionesco’s The Chairs ; and Jerry Fin- nigan, a member of the Ionesco cast. Freshman Jonathan Wilson plays the role of the ninety-five year old man in The Chairs.” ‘‘Tragedy spawns comedy to create a theatre of violence—violently comic and violently dramatic. Situation after painful situation is met with physical force. Why do we laugh at these situations? Not because wa are sadists, but because we all can readily identify with the situation. The Chairs is contemporary observation, connoting the absurdity of the human situation. The empty chairs represent the total non-reception of sub-plots in life by the unthinking crowds. The elimination of people in the actual chairs can be likened to the transparency of glass in an ant farm. The characters then can be singled out, and the absurdity of life clearly seen. After viewing an absurd production, every person in the audience is cognizant that something was missing. This missing element is found only in individual value judgments. The Chairs creates nothingness at some point for everyone.” —James J. McNeill, director Carol Hayes applies the absurd” make-up to Toni Smith who portrays Simerimus in “The Chairs.” Senior Francine Pettrucci directs the Daemen Little Theatre production of Ionesco’s “The Bald Soprano. “One of the forefathers of absurd drama is Eugene Ionesco. The Bald Soprano, one of his earlier plays, employs a dialogue composed of sentences which become cascades of inverted nonsense. This nonsense is used to depict the lack of communication between people.” —Francine Pettrucci, director WEEK OF THE ARTS The world of dance, drama, poetry, and music was explored during Rosary Hill’s Third Annual Week of the Arts. Ably chaired by Patricia Stimets '69, the week of February 4-9, was keynoted by the famed choreographer and authority on the Arts, Miss Agnes DeMille. The week included such varied events as a poetry reading, classical guitar concert, and the presentation and discussion of a contemporary film. Karl Hereshof—under skilled fingers, his classical guitar sings a new song for his audience. Miss Agnes DeMille discusses the Arts with Linda Brazill, Mary Carol Madej, Patricia Stimets, and Joan Mancuso. Michael Henry—he says with his face that which requires words from others. Tony Montanaro—his gift is the ability to see and present the imaginary as real. Kathy O’Neil and Mary Ann Holcombe give the Rosary Hill bunnie an appreciative hug after the team tramped D’Youville 28-23! BASKETBALL The Hill’s Angels, Rosary Hill’s basketball team, have met their op- ponents on a field of keen competition. The team has faced their adversaries with the perseverance and sportsmanship that has been instilled in them by training with their coach Dr. Bart Spano. Rosary Hill cheerleaders are, left to right: Karen Kardasiewicz, Pat Run- yan, Joyce Zongrone, Cathy Falatico, and Sue Irons. .. . two Grecian urns 74 1967-’68 SCOREBOARD RHS OPPONENT ... 28 Height makes right! Up, up and away . . . May I cut in? Dani Morsheimer and Mary Thorne discuss the E.S.P. Gap with guest lecturer, Hugh Lynn Cayce. WICK CENTER ACTIVITIES NEEDS YOUR Left to right: Mary Lou Panti, Mary Macaluso, Mary Ostroski, Maria Colaneri, and Cathy Servoss. The new Charles J. Wick Campus Center provides an elegant background for student activities. A post-lecture discussion with Mr. Robert Hawks of Operation Storefront. Sue Mauri and Donna Lipomi working on their theses Sophomores share a bit of gossip in the Snack Bar. Peggy Wren, Mickey Kasper, Dani Morsheimer, and Kathy Sams wait expectantly for another point card. “Almost” only counts in horseshoes. GAME ROOM “Minnesota” Brunskill. Presenting the team of McCarthy-Heidenberg Jatnes “Hustler” Herman behind the eight ball. It’s three o’clock in the morning . . . And on the eighth day . . . DORM LIFE Moments of quiet contempla- tion, mingled with playful laugh- ter, characterize life in the dorms. Pranks, parties, secrets, sorrows, work, worry, happi- ness, and friendship are all shared by those living within this oversized family. 80 Did you ever get that hung up feeling? I'll drink to that! STUDENTS ABROAD Waiting for their peanut butter and jelly sandwiches at a typical French restaurant are, left to right: Marie-Andrd Chaze (French friend), Judy Wacienga, Carol Gulino, Patricia Villa, Beatrice Jenkin, Beverly Scilingo, Cecile Woeppel, Christine Bero, Susan Connors, and Mary Kay Pugliese. For the student of Foreign Languages, one of the highlights of her academic career is her Junior year abroad. Exploring the highways and byways of Europe, Rosary Hill students learn not only the language, but also the people and culture of their host countries. Chomping at a submarine sandwich, French style, are left to right: Caroline Amabile, Evelyn Hitchcock, and Mary Ellen Daly. At Trafalgar Square, London, England, Carol Gulino and Carol Pularski find fellow food-mongers—if they’re not feeding themselves, they’re feed- ing the birds. Resting after another hearty meal at Peroges, France are Mary Kay Pugliese, Susan Connors, and Christine Bero. At a florist shop at Place Belle-Cour, Lyon, France are Beatrice Jenkin, Beverly Scilingo, and Peggy Priore—What do you know, they’re not eating. And here they are, ready to eat again, Mary Kay Pugliese and Cecile Woeppel. SENIOR STAG There was some disagreement as to whether or not a group of gloriously genteel vestal maidens might be correctly labeled “stags” ... But as the hops galloped freely from the amber pitchers, it became obvious that it didn’t really matter what you called them ... a friend by any other name would probably exhibit similiar symptoms of acute psychosis. Sister Paula is dealt a royal flush. She s what? It’s soul, baby. “Rabbit” blows her mind. Flowers for Sandy. Lingering in the foyer of the Starlight Terrace of the Peter Stuyvesant. SENIOR BALL GONE WITH THE WIND Cocktails were served in Wick lounge before the Prom. Judy Pfeiffer, and date relax between dances. Judy Miskuf smiles for the camera. Maria Bellucci, Marie Barnell, and escorts. Pat Matheson and escort dance to the music of the Interludes. Susie Schmitt, Sandy Tucci, and escorts en- grossed in conversation. MOVING UP DAY WEEKEND 1967 ON A CLEAR DAY YOU CAN SEE ... Queen Sandra Kozlowski ’68 sitting amid budding trees on the Queen’s float Shirley Lord '68 and Mary Ryan '68 attending Queen Sandra . . . The Queen and her court waiting anxiously for the parade to begin A spaceship of Vulcans invaded MUD festivities. The metamorphosis of a Volkswagon into a bumblebee won first prize The Sophomores float away with first prize on the Good Ship Lollipop. 91 ■ ■ ■ ON A CLEAR DAY YOU CAN ALSO Have a Teddy Bears picnic . . . or even see Shangri-la ... or play Ring-Around-the-Rosy . . . Would you believe Mr. Blue? One person, then two—many people; A parade—the day begins. DAY OF LIFE “If liturgy is life, and life the real background for theology, then Tuesday, February 27, was a great day for liturgy—for theology—and for Life. From the early morning lunge from the apartments, through the fourteen concentration statements of their living contributions, to the evening of lively music and foolery, the campus came alive, alive in the aware- ness, ‘He came to bring us life—and life is every bit as much fun as He said it would be.' —Rev. Robert Smyth, chaplain Come alive with me! So that's a kazoo band!!! After the parade—cold outside, warm inside, balloons everywhere. Shirley Temple never had flower power The difference between childish and childlike CLASS OF 1968 89Qr =10 88AJ0 100 ART BARBARA J. YORE, B.F.A. buffalo, new york AUDREY S. O’KEEFE, B.S. synossett, new york 101 MARY K. SCHILL, B.S. lancaster, new york PATRICIA A. KILLIAN, B.S. grand island, new york 102 KATHRYN J. FALLIS, B.S. gloversville, new york EDNA MARKS, B.S. alden, new york ELEANOR M. FERRARO, B.S. latham, new york YVONNE M. PARK, B.S. williamsville, new york BONNIE L. BRAUN, B.S. lockport, new york CAROL F. O’GRADY, B.S. buffalo, new york SANDRA M. TUCCI, B.S. buffalo, new york 105 BIOLOGY EILEEN M. SHANNON, B.S. kinnelon, new jersey MARY J. SCHWABEL, B.S. clarence, new york SUSAN M. MILBACK, B.S. Syracuse, new york SISTER MARY ANNE RAPP, O.S.F., B.S. columbus, Ohio JOANNE E. GALDYS, B.S. tonawanda, new york in MARGARET M. MILLER, B.A. kearny, new jersey 113 MAUREEN E. ANSTEAD, B.S. lockport, new york MARY L. THORNE, B.S buffalo, new york 116 JOANN M. BUCHHOLZ, B.S. buffalo, new york ANN S. PETERSON, B.S. Syracuse, new york ? .1 120 JOANNE MURRAY, B.S. tonawanda, new york MARY J. GLEASON, B.S. buffalo, new york 123 MARY E. RYAN, B.S. schuylerville, new york BARBARA J. HOFFMAN, B.S. rochester, new york SANDRA J. DEJOHN, B.S. newark, new jersey KATHLEEN A. O’BRIEN, B.S, albany, new york KATHLEEN E. CROMWELL, B.S. eggertsville, new york 126 KAREN M. TAUGHER, B.S. cooperstown, new york MARY J. PFEIFFER, B.S. lakeview, new york 127 THERESA M. DONOVAN, B.S concord, new hampshire BONNIE L. MC MARTIN, B.S. buffalo, new york 129 MARY K. PATTON, B.S. buffalo, new york 130 SHARON D. TABERSKI, B.S. buffalo, new york KRISTINA A. MC GRAW, B.S. londonville, new york MARCIA A. PIER, B.S. spencerport, new york DONNA R. HORVATIS, B.S. cheektowaga, new york VERONICA M. GIULLARI, B.S. buffalo, new york JANICE E. UNDERWOOD, B.S. lyon mountain, new york 135 PAULINE A. MAJCHER, B.S. lackawanna, new york JOYCEEN J. JENNETTI, B.S. lackawanna, new york 138 LOIS A. JEHLE, B.S. eggertsville, new york MARY L. MALONEY, B.S albany, new york 142 NANCY F. GREEN, B.S. montclair, new jersey SUSAN M. CANAVAN, B.S. niagara falls, new york ELAINE E. HILL, B.S. williamsville, new york MARIA N. RICCI, B.S. utica, new york MARY F. SWAYZE, B.S. buffalo, new york DIANE F. BERLINSKI, B.S. west seneca, new york SISTER PATRICIA SHUBHAUER, O.S.F., B.S. buffalo, new york SISTER THERESA HAWLEY, O.S.F., B.S. leonardo, new jersey SISTER KATHLEEN CASSIOL, O.S.F., B.S. buffalo, new york ENGLISH KAREN A. CONNELLY, B.A. endicott, new york SUSAN A. MAURI, B.A buffalo, new york YVONNE L. ALVAREZ, B.A. buffalo, new york MARY E. STERN, B.A. orchard park, new york MARY P. LYONS, B.A. kenmore, new york MARGARET A. STEVENS, B.A. johnson city, new york 150 ANN R. LAUFERSWEILER, B.A. columbus, ohio MICHELINE A. KASPER, B.A. amherst, ohio MARY J. KOSEK, B.A. buffalo, new york MARGARET J. WREN, B.A. williamsville, new york CAROL A. SINNOTT, B.A, utica, new york DORIS P. GALLAGHER, B.A. utica, new york HISTORY AND MAUREEN McGOVERN, B.A. buffalo, new york MARY T. DEL PRINCE, B.A. buffalo, new york CHRISTINE C. SWANKA, B.A. eggertsville, new york BARBARA A. WERTH, B.A. hamburg, new york PATRICIA A. GNIAS, B.A. eden, new york CATHERINE E. O’BRIEN, B.A rochester, new york 160 BARBARA A. MARTIN, B.A. lackawanna, new york KATHLEEN N. SAMS, B.A. buffalo, new york 161 LINDA J. KOHLBACK, B.A. kenmore, new york ANN P. TRAVIS, B.A. buffalo, new york MATHEMATICS SISTER ANTOINETTE MILLER, O.S.F., B.A. columbus, ohio PATRICIA A. MATHESON, B.A. hamburg, new york 163 SHARON A. LANZA, B.A. buffalo, new york BETTY ANN CHRISTOPHER, B.A. albion, new york KATHLEEN M. WICKETT, B.A buffalo, new york CAROLYN J. BALZER, B.A. clarence, new york 165 PAIGE M. ABRY, B.S. hudson falls, new york KATHLEEN M. WOLNEY, B.S buffalo, new york PATRICIA A. CEGLES, B.S. niagara falls, new york 167 KATHLEEN S. ROZEK, B.S. buffalo, new york GERALDINE C. NAAB, B.S. buffalo, new york 169 JACQUELINE DREWNIAK, B.S. kenmore, new york MODERN FOREIGN LANGUAGES SUSAN M. CUMMINGS, B.A youngstown, new york MARY A. GLOR, B.A rochester, new york MADLYN D. TRUDEAU, B.A. southbridge, massachusetts MADELEINE M. KELLER, B.A. snyder, new york • • s m v SHARON A. SAVINO, B.A. kenmore, new york MARY F. RADICE, B.A. ham burg, new york 172 JOSEPHINE A. SEGGIO, B.A. angola, new york MARY T. SOEHARI, B.A. tonawanda, new york 173 KATHLEEN M. LYONS, B.A. buffalo, new york GERMAN BARBARA K. LEWANDOWSKI, B.A. snyder, new york MONICA D. RAMMER, B.A. amherst, new york 175 JOANNE L SIFKOVITS, B.A. cheektowaga, new york LAURA L. HEARN, B.A. williamsville, new york VIRGINIA L. SMITH, B.A. staten island, new york MARLENE E. FRIEDER, B.S. buffalo, new york JENNIE DE PERRO, B.A. buffalo, new york ■ •1( $ SPANISH ELIZABETH M. KUCSERIK, B.A. north tonowanda, new york MAUREEN M. SMITH, B.A. buffalo, new york NANCY T. NOONAN, B.A. buffalo, new york 178 SHIRLEY A. MUNOZ, B.A. Oakland, new jersey DIANE L. JACKIELASZEK, B.S buffalo, new york MUSIC 180 DIANA B. SOBCZYK, B.S. buffalo, new york SUSAN J. BOURDAGES, B.S. williamsville, new york JOSEPHINE L. SAIA, B.S buffalo, new york CHRISTINE F. STRY, B.S. buffalo, new york SHARON A. SCHULTZ, B.S. tonawanda, new york PRE-MEDICINE NANCY L. BROWN, B.A. schnectady, new york SISTER JOANNE LEDDY, O.S.F., B.S. bellport, new york PSYCHOLOGY SUSAN H. BLAND, B.A. niagara falls, new york 184 MARY S. SULLIVAN, B.A. niagara-on-lake, Ontario PATRICIA A. HURLEY, B.A. schnectady, new york SHARON A. HEMMER, B.A. Syracuse, new york SOCIOLOGY SHELLY K. MC KENDRY, B.A. new york, new york ANDREA J. PASTOROK, B.A. binghamton, new york 187 BARBARA E. GUNN, B.A. rochester, new york SHIRLEY A. LORD, B.A buffalo, new york EILEEN M. HEAD, B.A buffalo, new york KATHLEEN B. POLAND, B.A. troy, new york 189 DOROTHY M. CAREY, B.A. buffalo, new york JUDITH B. MISKUF, B.A. buffalo, new york KATHRYN M. HORVATH, B.A. kenmore, new york 193 ANNE E. MURPHY, B.A. concord, new hampshire JUDITH L. BONCZYK, B.A. riverhead, new york PATRICIA M. BILLS, B.A. skaneateles, new york GENA R. ZLATKIND, B.A. nelsonville, ohio 195 MARYANNE J. Dl MARTINO, B.A. kenmore, new york SUSAN M. SCHMITT, B.A. buffalo, new york A reflection waves in the rippled waters—and A shadow dances in the sunlight An echo resounds through the empty hall. The reality has gone on to more important things—but The reflection, the shadow, the echo remain to enjoy the Moment of beauty Moment of happiness Moment of laughter —Donna J. Lipoml SENIOR DIRECTORY Addington, Sheila L, Lancaster, N.Y., 183 Alvarez, Yvonne L., Buffalo, N.Y., 149 Anstead, Maureen E., Lockport, N.Y., 116 Anthony, Mary Lynn, Kenmore, N.Y. Ball, Judith M., Angola, N.Y. Balzer, Carolyn J., Clarence, N.Y., 165 Bania, Carole A., Lackawanna, N.Y., 164 Barnell, Marie J., Syracuse, N.Y., 108 Barton, Paula, East Syracuse, N.Y., 155 Battista, Madelynn M., Watertown, N.Y., 110 Bell, Marilyn C., Kenmore, N.Y., 139 Bellucci, Maria Flora, Syracuse, N.Y., 140 Berlinski, Diane F., West Seneca, N.Y., 145 Bills, Patricia M., Skaneateles, N.Y., 194 Bland, Susan H., Niagara Falls, N.Y., 184 Bonczyk, Judith L., Riverhead, N.Y., 194 Bourdages, Susan J., Williamsville, N.Y., 180 Brandt, Barbara R., New York, N.Y., 151 Braun, Bonnie L., Lockport, N.Y., 103 Bravo, Estel M., Buffalo, N.Y. Brown, Nancy L., Schenectady, N.Y., 184 Bruss, Beatrice A., Kenmore, N.Y., 188 Buchholz, JoAnn M., Cheektowaga, N.Y., 120 Burkhart, Elaine K., Lancaster, N.Y., 134 Burns, Patricia L., Cheektowaga, N.Y., 130 Campos, Cecilia Arias, Buffalo, N.Y. Canavan, Susan M., Niagara Falls, N.Y., 143 Cardino, Camille D., Kenmore, N.Y., 181 Carey, Dorothy M., Buffalo, N.Y., 194 Carey, Jeanne L., Rochester, N.Y., 128 Castello, Maria M., Utica, N.Y., 118 Catan, Virginia P., Rochester, N.Y., 150 Cagles, Patricia A. Niagara Falls, N.Y., 167 Cheesman, Helen A., Blasdell, N.Y., 111 Christman, Patricia A., Buffalo, N.Y., 128 Christopher, Betty A., Albion, N.Y., 165 Cipriano, Michele M., Mt. Morris, N.Y., 112 Cirillo, Antoinette M., Batavia, N.Y., 117 Clark, Catherine, Kenmore, N.Y., 171 Collins, Dorothy, Kenmore, N.Y., 183 Connelly, Karen A., Endicott, N.Y., 149 Conners, Susan E., Williamsville, N.Y., 141 Conroy, Diana M., East Aurora, N.Y., 121 Cooke, Kathleen H., White Plains, N.Y. Covino, Kathi L., Maplewood, N J., 168 Cromwell, Kathleen E., Eggertsville, N.Y., 126 Cummings, Susan M., Youngstown, N.Y., 170 Cyrus, Karen J., Washington, D.C., 188 Czarniak, Jacqueline, Buffalo, N.Y., 191 DeJohn, Sandra J., Newark, N.Y., 125 DelPrince, Mary T., Buffalo, N.Y., 156 DePerro, Jennie, Buffalo, N.Y., 175 DiLeonardo, Charlene, Niagara Falls, N.Y. DiMartino, Maryanne J., Kenmore, N.Y., 195 Donovan, Patricia E., Buffalo, N.Y., 191 Donovan, Theresa, Concord, N.H., 129 Drewniak, Jacqueline, Kenmore, N.Y., 169 Dudek, L. Bodack, Buffalo, N.Y., 132 Dudzik, Mary R., Middleport, N.Y. Engelhardt, Ellen M., Syracuse, N.Y., 122 Fallis, Kathryn J., Gloversville, N.Y., 102 Farrell, Sandra A., Middleville, N.Y., 159 Farry, Maryanne, Buffalo, N.Y., 158 Fassanella, Anne E., Rochester, N.Y. Fernandes, M. Carrigg, Kenmore, N.Y. Ferraro, Eleanor M., Latham, N.Y., 103 Fitzgerald, Mary E., Getzville, N.Y., 186 Fitzmaurice, Susan M., Schenectady, N.Y., 157 Fix, Carol M., Cheektowaga, N.Y., 162 Frieder, Marlene E., Kenmore, N.Y., 175 Galdys, Joanne E., Tonawanda, N.Y., 111 Gallagher, Doris P., Utica, N.Y., 154 Gallagher, Dorothea M., Buffalo, N.Y., 155 Garry, Joanne H., Lake George, N.Y., 171 German, Susan M., Rochester, N.Y., 137 Giehrl, Kathleen L., Buffalo, N.Y., 121 Giullari, Veronica M., Buffalo, N.Y., 135 Gleason, Mary J., Buffalo, N.Y., 123 Glor, Mary Anne, Rochester, N.Y., 170 Gnias, Patricia A., Eden, N.Y., 160 Green, Nancy F., Montclair, N.J., 143 Greenwood, Nancy J., Hamburg, N.Y., 140 Gunn, Barbara E., Rochester, N.Y., 189 Hann, Patricia A., Rome, N.Y. Harbison, Nancy A., East Aurora, N.Y., 188 Hassett, Linda Kohlback, Buffalo, N.Y., 161 Haubrick, Juliet A., Buffalo, N.Y., 166 Haueise, Judith A., Kenmore, N.Y. Head, Eileen M., Buffalo, N.Y., 189 Hearn, Laura L., Williamsville, N.Y., 179 Heimiller, Ellen L., Williamsville, N.Y., 117 Hemmer, Sharon A., Syracuse, N.Y., 185 Hill, Elaine E., Williamsville, N.Y., 144 198 Hirsch, Dorothy, Rochester, N.Y., 174 Hitchcock, Doris K., Franklinville, N.Y. Hoffman, Barbara, Rochester, N.Y., 124 Holcombe, Maryann, Simsbury, Conn., 191 Horton, Judith A., Tonawanda, N.Y., 113 Horvatis, Donna R., Buffalo, N.Y., 133 Huber, Maryann, Williamsville, N.Y., 119 Hurley, Patricia A., Schenectady, N.Y., 185 Hutchins, Carol E., Niagara Falls, N.Y. Irwin, Virginia A., Williamsville, N.Y., 191 Jakielaszek, Diane L, Buffalo, N.Y., 180 Jaklitsch, Lois, Buffalo, N.Y., 181 Jassy, Liliana V., Buffalo, N.Y. Jehle, Lois A., Eggertsville, N.Y., 142 Jennetti, Joyceen J., Lackawanna, N.Y., 138 Jerome, Kathleen M., Oakland, N.J., 118 Kasper, Micheline A., Amherst, Ohio, 152 Keller, Mary, Rochester, N.Y., 126 Keller, Madeleine M., Snyder, N.Y., 172 Kermis, Maryanne C., Rochester, N.Y., 115 Killian, Patricia A., Grand Island, N.Y., 102 Kingsbury, Nancee A., Rochester, N.Y., 157 Knobloch, Susan K., Buffalo, N.Y., 136 Kosek, Mary Jane, Buffalo, N.Y., 152 Kozlowski, Sandra, Buffalo, N.Y., 139 Kralisz, Camille L., Buffalo, N.Y., 159 Kucserik, Elizabeth M., North Tonawanda, N.Y., Kull, Andrea Margaret, Buffalo, New York Lamkin, D. Wheeler, Churchville, N.Y. Lampazzi, Elise A., Buffalo, N.Y. Lane, Patricia E., Syracuse, N.Y., 174 Lanza, Sharon Ann, Buffalo, N.Y., 165 Laskowski, Karen S., Buffalo, N.Y., 164 Laufersweiler, Ann R., Columbus, Ohio, 152 LeFleur, Dayle A., Troy, N.Y., 192 LePeirs, Linda M., Buffalo, N.Y., 186 Lewandowski, Barbara, Snyder, N.Y., 178 Lipomi, Donna J., Buffalo, N.Y., 153 Lissow, Patricia B., Hilton, N.Y., 158 Lord, Shirley A., Buffalo, N.Y., 189 Lyons, Kathleen M., Buffalo, N.Y., 173 Lyons, Mary P., Kenmore, N.Y., 150 Maddigan, Kathleen B., Buffalo, N.Y., 192 Mahoney, Ann M., Tonawanda, N.Y., 153 Majcher, Pauline, Lackawanna, N.Y., 138 Maloney, Mary L., Albany, N.Y., 142 Marks, Edna M., Alden, N.Y., 103 Marrapodi, Maryann R., Seaford, N.Y. Martin, Barbara Ann, Lackawanna, N.Y., 161 Matheson, Patricia A., Hamburg, N.Y., 163 Mauri, Susan A., Buffalo, N.Y., 149 McBroom, Frances L., Logan, Ohio, 107 McCarthy, Maureen L, Buffalo, N.Y., 137 McCoy, Judy, Burt, N.Y., 134 McGovern, Maureen, Buffalo, N.Y., 156 McGraw, Kristina R., Loudonville, N.Y., 131 McKendry, Ann Kent, Cheektowaga, N.Y., 187 McMartin, Bonnie L., Buffalo, N.Y., 129 McNeill, James J., Tonawanda, N.Y. 175 Mekus, Susan K., Dunkirk, N.Y. Meyers, Margaret, Buffalo, N.Y., 119 Miano, Barbara T., Buffalo, N.Y., 104 Mierzwa, Christine C., North Tonawanda, N.Y. Milback, Susan B., Syracuse, N.Y., 106 Miller, Margaret M., Kearny, N.J., 113 Miskuf, Judith B., Buffalo, N.Y., 193 Mochnal, M. J. Flanagan, Buffalo, N.Y., 166 Morrison, Paige A., Hudson Falls, N.Y., 167 Morrow, Gail L., Clinton, N.Y. Morsheimer, Danielle, Clarence, N.Y., 114 Moulin, Jacqueline B., Kenmore, N.Y.. 150 Mullen, Mary A., Batavia, N.Y., 132 Mullen, Patricia A., Rochester, N.Y. Muller, Dannela T., Rochester, N.Y., 155 Munoz, Shirley A., Oakland, N.J., 176 Murphy, Anne E., Concord, N.H., 194 Murray, Joanne, Tonawanda, N.Y., 123 Naab, Geraldine C., Buffalo, N.Y., 169 Noonan, Nancy T., Buffalo, N.Y., 166 O'Brien, Catherine E., Rochester, N.Y., 160 O'Brien, Kathleen A., Albany, N.Y., 125 O'Grady, Carol F., Buffalo, N.Y., 105 O'Grady, Mary C., Buffalo, N.Y., 177 O'Keefe, Audrey S., Syosset, N.Y., 101 Palmer, Nancy C., Buffalo, N.Y., 192 Palmisano, Joan C., Buffalo, N.Y., 146 Park, Yvonne McClure, Williamsville, N.Y. Pastorok, Andrea J., Binghamton, N.Y., 187 Patti, Cynthia J., Snyder, N.Y., 122 Patton, Mary K., Buffalo, N.Y., 130 Peterson, Ann S., Syracuse, N.Y., 120 Petrucci, Francine T., Schenectady, N.Y., 196 Pfeiffer, Mary Judith, Lakeview, N.Y., 127 Pier, Marcia A., Spencerport, N.Y., 133 Pirrung, Linda K., Wayland, N.Y., 162 Poag, Jennifer H., Eggertsville, N.Y., 153 Poccia, Marguerite P., Tonawanda, N.Y., 146 Poland, Kathleen B., Troy, N.Y., 189 Poness, Susan J., Utica, N.Y., 136 199 Pugliese, Immaculata, Fort Plain, N.Y., 171 Quinn, Maureen, Buffalo, N.Y., 168 Rackl, Margaret M., Buffalo, N.Y., 162 Radice, Mary Frances, Hamburg, N.Y., 172 Rafalik, Veronica J., Schenectady, N.Y., 166 Rammer, Monica Daller, Amherst, N.Y., 178 Ricci, Maria Nancy, Utica, N.Y., 144 Rivard, Judith A., Boston, N.Y. Rozek, Kathleen S., Buffalo, N.Y., 169 Rusin, Marion J., Buffalo, N.Y., 141 Ryan, Mary E., Schuylerville, N.Y., 124 Sister Antoinette Miller, Buffalo, N.Y., 163 Sister M. Anne Rapp, Columbus, Ohio, 108 Sister M. Ann Clare Young, Williamsville, N.Y. Sister Patrice Yarborough, Buffalo, N.Y. Sahlen, Joann, Williamsville, N.Y., 112 Saia, Josephine L, Buffalo, N.Y., 182 Saks, Margaret M., Allentown, Pa., 186 Sams, Kathleen N., Buffalo, N.Y., 161 Savino, Sharon A., Kenmore, N.Y., 172 Sayre, Kathleen Beth, Rochester, N.Y., 174 Schifferli, Cheryl, Rochester, N.Y., 190 Schill, Mary K., Lancaster, N.Y., 102 Schmitt, Susan M., Buffalo, N.Y., 195 Schubeck, Elaine, Erie, Pa., 147 Schultz, Sharon A., Tonawanda, N.Y., 182 Schwab, Mary A., Buffalo, N.Y., 147 Schwabel, Mary J.f Clarence, N.Y., 106 Schwier, Bettyrose, Buffalo, N.Y., 115 Scoones, Mary S., Clinton, N.Y., 159 Seggio, Josephine A., Angola, N.Y., 173 Shannon, Eileen M., Kinnelon, N.J., 106 Sheedy, Mary D., Eggertsville, N.Y., 104 Shine, Susan Carol, Buffalo, N.Y. Sifkovits, Joanne L., Cheektowaga, N.Y., 178 Sinnott, Carol A., Utica, N.Y., 154 Smith, Maureen, Buffalo, N.Y., 176 Smith, Virginia, Staten Island, N.Y., 179 Sobczyk, Diana B., Buffalo, N.Y., 180 Soehari, Mary T., Tonawanda, N.Y., 173 Sojka, Eleanore A., Buffalo, N.Y. Spiess, Marciann B., Buffalo, N.Y., 158 Stern, Mary E. Becker, Orchard Park, N.Y., 150 Stevens, Margaret A., Johnson City, N.Y., 150 Stock, Mary M. Demert, Angola, N.Y. Stout, Marilyn G., Gowanda, N.Y., 147 Strollo, Ann Marie, Batavia, N.Y. Stry, Christine F., Buffalo, N.Y., 182 Sullivan, Mary S., Niagara-On-Lake, Ontario, 185 Sullivan, Karen A., Buffalo, N.Y., 190 Swanka, Christine C., Eggertsville, N.Y., 156 Swayze, Mary F., Snyder, N.Y., 145 Szczesniak, Mary J. Szymanski, Christine, Buffalo, N.Y. Taberski, Sharon, Buffalo, N.Y., 131 Tannehill, Alma B., Williamsville, N.Y. Taugher, Karen M., Cooperstown, N.Y., 127 Tepedino, Michelle P., Albany, N.Y. Thompson, Madonna J., Buffalo, N.Y., 177 Thorne, Mary L., Buffalo, N.Y., 116 Travis, Ann P., Buffalo, N.Y., 163 Travis, Kathleen, Buffalo, N.Y. Trudeau, Madlyn D., South Bridge, Mass., 170 Tubero, Marilyn T., N. Collins, N.Y. Tucci, Sandra M., Buffalo, N.Y., 105 Tulumello, Diane K., Buffalo, N.Y. Underwood, Janice, Lyon Mt., N.Y., 135 Wagner, Constance M., Williamsville, N.Y., 110 Wagner, Susan P., Buffalo, N.Y. Watsen, Sharon L., Buffalo, N.Y. Werth, Barbara Ann, Hamburg, N.Y., 160 Whelehan, Marie E., Rochester, N.Y., 164 White, Candace A., Buffalo, N.Y., 109 Wickett, Kathleen M., Buffalo, N.Y., 165 Wolney, Kathleen M., Buffalo, N.Y., 167 Wren, Margaret, Williamsville, N.Y., 154 Yore, Barbara J., Kenmore, N.Y., 101 Zaepfel, Mary S., Buffalo, N.Y., 181 Zeder, Elizabeth A., Williamsville, N.Y., 196 Ziemba, Patricia Anne, Lackawanna, N.Y. Zlatkind, Gena R., Nelsonville, Ohio, 195 200