Daemen University - Summit Yearbook (Amherst, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 182 of the 1982 volume:

very now and then I think back a bit. IM Was that really me, That scared kid, there? I On my own for the first time, My old friends far behind me, My new friends so far ahead. The crossroads you always hear about And on ahead 1 went. Ron Adams D. Miori R. Adams R. Adams THEN 1964 1967 1953 1966 3 R. Adams R. Adams J. Benson J. Benson R. Adams R. Adams J. Benson K. Reynolds J. Lein J. Benson b J. Benson J. Lein R. Henderson J. Benson J. Benson J. Benson J. Benson 6 FOR CAREERS IN THE Amherst, New ork 14226 WESTERN NEW VTJRK TORLMOST CAREER-ORENTED LIBERAL ATTIS COlllGl J. Benson J. Benson J. Benson 8 J. Benson K. Reynolds K. Reynolds J. Benson J. Benson K. Reynolds 9 1963 1963 1963 1963 J Benson J. Benson J. Benson J. Benson J. Benson 11 D. Miori R. Adams n the road to where we’re go- ing, Let’s not forget where we’ve been. When we finally arrive, Let’s not forget the fun we had on the road. If we only pass this way once, Keep in mind the lessons we’ve learned, And those people and places That helped us learn them. Ron Adams R. Henderson R. Henderson R. Adams J. Benson J. Benson R. Adams J. Benson R. Adams J. Benson R. Henderson R. Adams J. Benson R. Adams K. Reynolds R. Adams J. Benson R. Adams J. Benson R. Adams J. Benson 17 Little Changes in SUMMIT Over Thirty Years When the Editor of the 1982 Summit asked me to write a few words about how the year- book has changed since 1952, I reviewed that volume of thirty years ago. It appears that I made a fatal error, for it has taken me a considerable amount of time to work my way beyond the nostalgia — the bittersweet, the humorous, and the sometimes angry memo- ries which that book triggered. However, as I reflect upon the journey into the past which was launched by this renewal of acquaint- ance with “my” yearbook — the first time I have glanced at it in at least fifteen years — maybe we are on to exactly what a yearbook is about. And, if my instincts are correct, it does not appear to me that there has been much of a change at all. In the final analysis, the Yearbook of 1952 was an expression of how we saw ourselves; those ideas, attitudes, and events which mat- tered to us; those revealing photographs and the accompanying verbiage which indicated how we wanted to remember and to be re- membered. I presume these are precisely the motivations which are directing the Yearbook of 1982. The differences will be evidence of the dif- ferences between someone who was in her early twenties in 1952 and those of you, both men and women, who are at that age now. Through presenting you, this year’s book will give evidence of both a societal and world- view radically different from 1952 and a col- lege which has evolved in response to these forces. Without having seen anything to be included in this volume, 1 feel certain that there will be significant differences in style, in presentation and emphasis of substance and of self, in choice of material to include and to omit. Nevertheless, it appears to me the essen- tial nature and purpose of a yearbook have remained constant; your view of four years in a particular place. And I wager that thirty years hence, as you review “your” yearbook, you will be amazed at how much you remem- ber and how much you revealed about your- selves and your times and this place. December 15, 1981 Patricia E. Curtis Vice President for Academic Affairs 18 Introducing: The Golden Warrior Another year, another book, but me and my buddy “The Golden Warrior” are new. We are both here to help you through the yearbook of 1982. We were created by Kathleen Kawalchyk and Margie Pan- tera. We’ll take you through sports, facul- ty, the “Rat” and plenty of candids of ev- erybody. The guy on my back won’t do much but get a free ride by me, but I’ll try to keep him in line. Enjoy the ride thru! w f iy? 19 Dedication In dedication to Tommy Rowan; an honor- ary fraternal brother of Phi Beta Gamma, who showed his love and concern for the students for many years. Tommy will always be remembered for the way he made us laugh and for always being there when we needed him. Love, Brothers of Phi Beta Gamma 20 Sister Angelice Vogt served Daemen College with distinction from September 1954 until her retirement in June 1981. She began as a steacher of Business Affairs and Treasurer, then as Chief Business Administrator, and finally as Vice President for Business Affairs and Trea- surer. Serving on the Board of Trustees as Secretary, Consultant and Secretary-Treasurer of the Board, her sense of values and astute business acumen were im- portant factors in the continuous growth and prosper- ity of Daemen College. During her time of service as chief fiscal officer, she saw the acquisition of the Campus apartments, the renovation of Alverno Hall, the construction of Duns Scotus Hall, Lourdes Hall and the Charles W. Wick Campus Center. Of Sister Angelice, Dr. Robert Marshall said, “Sister manifests in her daily life the Franciscan characteris- tics of peace and joy. Her calm insistence that “God will provide” is born of her love of St. Francis and of Catherine Daemen. These attributes made her a source of inspiration and encouragement to all. Her position will be filled, but she will never be replaced.” 21 Faculty and Administration Anne Sackett Secretary to the President President of Daemen College Dr. Robert S. Marshall CO-OP Nancy Hans, Joyce Gister, Paulette Anzelone, Theresa Joyce Business Row 1: John Sung, Sue Cleary. Row 2: Kemal Bas, Kevin Brayer, Jerome Bryk, Dr. Kempe Hope Psychology Dr. John Segmen, Dr. Ellen Banks, Dr. Richard Cimbalo 28 Religion Row 1: Dr. Charles Reedy, Dr. Charles Sabatino, Dr. James Moran, Dr. David Winiewicz Education Row 1: Sr. Rosalita Hitchcock O.S.F., Marian Elmer, Virginia Suhalla. Row 2: Dr. Alfred Zielonka, Mildred Stafford, Dr. Edward McMahon Physical Therapy Dr. Richard Schwilcher, Miss Marcia Buzzelli, Miss Sue Bennett, Mr. Richard Johnston 29 Medical Technology Joanne Blake, Mary Ricotta Art James Allen, Carole Townsend, Bruce Morzahn Foreign Languages Sitting — Paule Hennin. Standing — L. Aranibar Merrile, Andre Hannotte, Karin Kovach • Allen e® wL.. r.Mn Alfreda Banks Judy Leblanc Susan McGowan Jean Seweryn Susan Greco Richard Bauter Deborah Dolan Nursing Standing — Jean Marshall. Sitting — Patricia Hoen, Dan Maurer, Dr. Elizabeth lannopollo Row 1 — Nang Jordon, Deborah Moore, Liz Edwards, Celia Knapp, Marian Post, Ann Briody, Christine Krol. Row 2 — Michele Dolan, Angeline Price, Sharon Milks, Kathleen Conboy, Mary Cooney Trustees Standing: A. Neville Procter, Charles L. Lumsden, Mrs. Caroline Hassett Buerk, Karen Allen, O.S.F., Kevin D. Cox, Paula Fox, O.S.F., Milton . 'ilstein, Paul A. Willax, George J. Measer, John R. Shearer, Robert E. Eck. Seated: Edward P. Gueth, Jr. — Vice Chairman and Secretary- Treasurer, James J. Daly, Jr. — Chairman, Jean R. Oshei — Vice- Chairman Admissions Elana Farkas, Susan Moyer, Lois Williams, Michael Wydysh, Peter W. Stevens, Maria Flournoy, Irene Fergus. Seated: Marianne Steiner, Jane Smith, Kathleen Landseadel Registrar Financial Aid Margaret Higgins, Nina Pecoraro, Marie Weimer, Catherine Mary Stalteri, O.S.F., Registrar, Carolyn Potts, Kim Petry, Doris Dombrowski, Connie Carbone Standing: Heather C. McDonnell, Patricia A. Demetri. Seated Patricia A. Waker. Missing: Carolyn Jamison, Director. Scholar Shop Sharon Davis, Kathleen Adle, Catherine Rowan, Nancy Krull. Missing: Laurie Grandits Mail Room Sr. Phyllis Fuest, O.S.F., Sally Pecko Print Shop ijr Mini skirts and hippie freaks, Flower power and a guy who streaks. The Ed Sullivan Show and strings of love beads, The Kent State riot brought us to our knees. Vinyl belts and boys in long hair, Martin Luther King — a man with a prayer. John F. Kennedy and loud acid rock, A nation of parents thrown into shock. The Beatle’s recordings and Nixon’s too, The Watergate scandal — a Washington stew. Ford with a pardon and Peanut Carter. Israel and Egypt continue to barter. Abscam tapes and the Preppy look Someday they’ll be a best-selling book. John Lennon and wild punk rock, Both have generated quite a shock. Docksider shoes and Chino slacks, Someone help Reagan with a jellybean tax. Designer jeans and Izod shirts, Budget cuts — that really hurts! Look where we’ve been, See where we’re going Will history repeat itself? There’s no way of knowing. Karen Reynolds Doran Lounsbury All photos by K. Reynolds R. Adams S. Bartley J. Benson J. Benson R. Adams J. Benson R. Adams Sports Girls’ Softball Spring ’81 Girls’ Club Soccer Row one: Patty Flynn, Fiona McGuiness, Brandy Berry, Lynn Allan, Ann Marie O’Brien, Terri Depuka, Terri Dipiro. Row two: Paul Lehmann (coach), Denise, Cindy Mullen, Monica Wise, Sue Yessian, Sue Zuriewiski, Jenette Schroder, Julie Hetherington, Mary Alice O’Brien, Amy Newton, Laura Schaffer, Marla Emo, Amy Cubiac, Leona Wood, Kelly Powers, Fran McGuigan. Women’s Soccer Team tops in WNY Last year a lot of interest was generated to- ward starting a girls’ soccer team. As result, a girls’ intramural soccer program was organized. This year they became a club and gained a coach. Next year they will declare varsity status. With the exception of a few players, the rest of the team knew nothing about the game of soccer. Paul Lehmann, their coach, started from square one getting them into top physical condi- tion. Teaching them the basic skills, he then worked up to showing them how strategy was utilized during a game. Employing dedication, determination, excel- lent coaching, and spirit never ending, the wom- en’s soccer team finished their first season with a record of 5-1-1. The hard work and practice paid off. The team has the best record in the entire Western New York area. The team is look- ing toward bigger and better things: varsity sta- tus and capturing the state championship next year. Everyone on the soccer team has become more knowledgeable and improved their skill in the game of soccer. They owe it all to their coach, Paul. He has always had faith in them and his patience, dedication to the game and selfless giving of his time, and the work he put into the team paid off on the soccer field. Thanks for being our number one fan! B. Berry Girls’ Soccer Daemen vs. Niagara U. 2-1 Daemen vs. Buffalo State 0-2 Daemen vs. Canisius College 1-1 Daemen vs. E.C.C. 2-1 Daemen vs. U.B. 3-1 Daemen vs. St. Bonnie 3-1 Daemen vs. E.C.C. 2-0 And Just for Kicks As the old cliche goes “It’s not whether you win or lose, it’s how you play the game.” After having a shaky initial campaign in 1980-81, the Daemen College Men’s Soc- cer team showed great improvement along with unlimited potential this year. This improvement has not been easy. Under the constant tutelage of coach Keith McFayden the Golden Warriors have responded with countless examples of dedication and determination. Row one: Pat O’Sullivan, Lenny Hobart, Leo Sammon, Dave Chapman, John Baird, Steve Horton, Dennis O’Keefe. Row two: Keith McFayden (coach), Gil Judd, Bob Giordano, Scott Peterson, Jody Fay, Tom Dudak, Tony Morales, Mike Kawalick, Tom Collins, Matt, Mark Marsano, Mark Bersani. All Photos by R. Adams Men’s Soccer Daemen vs. U.B. 0-11 Daemen vs. Buff. State 0- 9 Daemen vs. Pitt. Bradford 3- 1 Daemen vs. Fredonia 1- 3 Daemen vs. Utica Tech 6- 3 Daemen vs. E.C.C. 0- 2 Daemen vs. Eisenhower 1- 5 Daemen vs. Nazareth 1- 6 Daemen vs. Genesee Com. Col. 1- 2 Daemen vs. Pitt. Bradford 6- 0 Daemen vs. Canisius 0- 2 Daemen vs. Gannon 2- 4 Daemen vs. St. Bonnie 1- 7 Daemen vs. Houghton 1- 3 Although individual talents are recog- nized, “team spirit” seems to be a domi- nant factor at each game. They win to- gether and they lose together. This year, led by the sound goaltending of Dave Chapman, Daemen scored a pair of wins against the University of Pitts- burgh at Bradford and were 6-3 victors at Utica Tech. However, even when coming up on the “down” side of many scores, this team nev- er lost its’ character. Their pride and “nev- er say die” attitude continually carried them. This, in fact, is a tribute not only to good coaching, but to the players them- selves. With almost all of this year’s squad re- turning again next year, the 1982 version should be even better. With the current program gaining inter- est, the outlook for the future seems very optimistic at Daemen. P. Korykora i i .� J. Benson League 1 Won Lost PF PA 81 5 2 114 47 O.C. 3 3 25 6 93 2 4 36 69 111 1 5 27 103 56 1 5 0 77 League 11 103 6 0 108 20 84 4 2 86 63 112 3 3 95 58 66 3 4 33 100 Playoffs 1st round — Quarter 84 112 O.C. 66 13 6 25 0 2nd round — Semi 84 103 O.C. 81 19 13 24 6 Finals 84 O.C. 8 21 K. Reynolds - j - .rv� S_; Girls’ Basketball 50 34 56 47 42 43 48 81 57 58 61 56 35 43 68 82 47 50 88 82 73 43 53 36 54 63 40 59 38 81 44 51 54 45 51 33 39 42 48 28 42 50 Niagara College (Canada) U. B. D’Youville McMaster (Canada) Fredonia Buffalo State Jamestown Niagara County C.C. Penn State (Behrend) Pitt (Bradford) Niagara College Alfred University Eisenhower Lakeland Roberts Wesleyan N.C.C.C. Genesseio State Pitt (Bradford) D’Youville Houghton S.U.N.Y. Tech (Utica) 3i 66 Phi Beta Gamma $Br Sigma Phi Epsilon 2$E Lambda Chi Iota AXI Sigma Omega Chi 212X Dan Miori, Lynn Madden, Brian Mulally, Michael Scamacca, Gina Marie Pettitt, Janine Kubala, Doug Chanin Thomas A. Domino, Steve Barber, Thomas L. Marinelli, Michael Scamacca, Lynn Madden, Brian Mulally, Gina Marie Pettitt, Doug Chanin, Cathy A-Z, Robert Macre Ascent Meeting of the Editorial Board: Managing Editor Commuter Council row 1 — Dot Thom, Mindy, Brandy Berry, Cathy A-Z, Sue, Brian Blevins, Tammy Carpenter, row 2 — Margot, Debbi Crito, Penny Coll, Omar Resident Council i row 1 — Sal Esposito, Karen Conlin, Debbie Schrimmel, Sandi Dittrich, Renee O’Conners, Ann, row 2 — Karen Arcara, Kern Trautwein, Bob Molnar, Robin Ransey 74 Summit Editor-in-chief: Jennifer Benson Managing Editor: Renee Henderson Copy Editor: Doran Lounsbury Advertising Editor: Stephen Bartley Business Manager: Karen Reynolds Staff Lori Merlo Brandy Berry Lori DelViccio Ruth Bender Paula Manuel Kandy Butcher Kim Vossler Paul Korykora Chris Seeley AnneMarie Murphy Cover Design: Sue Kuehnel Thanks to Dave Gentile, Ron Hunter, Jim McGee and all those who made this book possible. Freshman Class Officers Row 1: Executive Board Members — Cheryl Legg (treasure), Dave Emhoff (President), Toni-Ann Gianfortone (vice president), Nance Stewart (secretary), Missing: Marie Fletcher (senator), Tim Fodgers (E.P.C. Representative), Row 2: Advisory Board Members: Chris Schraff (p.r. person), Debra Florczak, Karen Arcara, Danny Quartironi, Kathy Amszynski, Missing: Barbara Ann Cross, Scott Fairchild, Kevin Hickey, Stephen Schenkel, Chris Suriano, Mike Vergata, Martha Drilling, Debra Scjrimmel Black Student Caucus N.Y.S.E.E. Teri Dipirro, Rubin Ward, Jason, Lynn Kodek, Kim Bernhardt Tri Beta sitting — Renee Henderson, President, standing — Cindy Kuhn, Treasurer, Jennifer Benson, Historian, Kelly Lawless, Vice President Lambda Tau Gary, Debbie Christiano, Nancy, Laura Zimberg Medical Records Association row 1 — Maria, Phyllis Showron, Janice Murek, Brandy Berry, Stephanie Harris, row 2 — Kathy Czerniak, Beverly Wong, Sue Prophet, Carleen Burth, row 3 — Joe, Linda Kline, Nancy Tuttle, Dawn, Mary Beth Rostiser, Cheryl Biondi, Brenda Bonde, Leslie Lahn, Cindy Siracuse, Cheryl Legg Wickettes Row 1: Cathrine Llpani, Karen Reynolds, Steve Sitch, Jennifer Benson, Row 2: Tricia Klan, Mike Carufe, Kim Bernhardt, Nancy Pelligrino, Mary Beth Stevens, Pat O’Sullivan, Paul Michael, Nancy Gates, Linda Gibson, Marge Spongia, Row 3: Mary Alice O’Brien (H.R.), Cathy Donnon, Marla Emo, Penny Cole, Colleen Mulkerin, Joe Donnelly, Russ Micoli (H.R.), Kevin Gannon, Vince Marino. Denise Andrades, Toni-Ann Gianfortone, Colleen Mulkerin, Maureen Bastible, Marge Spongia, Tim Rogers, Kevin Hickey, Lisa Florio, Dot Thom A Segment of the Hallway by Brian Mulally 84 ? ■ ' 89 Perplexing Prophiles There are so many things that we pass in the halls of Daemen but we never really have the time to stop and look at them. Here are things that you see every day, but from a little different profile. Can you figure out what they are? The answers are below, but don’t peek until you have given it a good try. Clues: 1. coded cardes 2. “Play it again, Sam” 3. button bandit 4. satiating sips 5. data duplicator 6. commuter closet 7. “Let your fin- gers do the walking” Answers 1. card catalogue in the library 2. guitar strings 3. button from a vending machine 4. top of a pop can 5. xerox machine 6. row of lockers 7. push buttons on a telephone How did you do? 91 6 Living Row 1 — Joyce Moody, Pam Slocum, Sandy Patrick, Roxanne Howard, Toni Gianfortone, Chris Suriano, Anne Bajsarowicz, Becky Avery. Row 2 — Linda Moore, Linda McConnell, Chris Schraff, MB Stevens RA, Marie Fletcher, Kathy Zimmermann, Carol Boberg, Cindy Forkel, Shelly Carter. Row 3 — Anne Marie Hauptner, Noelle Humphries, Michele Pakson, Nancy Stewart, Cathy A-Z, Mary Schwab, Patty Donato, Helene Dittenhoefer, Maureen Kleisler, Fran McGuigan, Michele Maxfield. Missing — Chris Bark,Jana Johnson, Melissa Fulcher, Sara Lincoln, Lori Zoto, Lauren Petricko, Sandy Assermily, Barb Growth, Anne Uhrenholdt, Mary Lou Thorne, Cathy Walker, Tammy Steenberg. 94 Lourdes Hall Back Then 1965 1965 5th floor: Yolanda Knight, Debra Locke. Row 2: Linda Gibson R.A., Donna Quick, Beth Cookson, Myrna Vasquez, Debbie Morreale. Row 3: Vivian Phillips, Anne Kuehny, Lisa Esposito, Lisa Bowden, Karen Schroo, Lisa Peterson. Row 4: Vickie Danko, Nadine Bodnar, Jane Mazgaj, Debra Josbeno, Lizette Crespo, Lisa LaPenta, Maria Mitchell, Ann Marie Krahn, Laurie Sandell, Kathy Amsagnski, Isabel Giovinazzo, Lisa Marsyada. 95 36 E: Liz LaComba, Kathy Patafio, Colleen Mulkerin R.A., Monique Cooper. Row 2: Cheryl Biondi, Susan Fullagar, Cindy Mullen, Nancy Gates, Winnie Sullivan, Leslie Lahn, Tracy Chappell, Marguerile Johnson. Row 3: Deena Armenia, Maureen Bastible. Sandra Phillips, Aimee Torres (56E), Audrey English. J. Benson 46 E: Janet Meusel, Ann Healey, Nancy Pellegrino R.A., Natilie Ehrheart, Lisa Campbell, Sharon DeHeney, Mimi Williams. Row 2: Kathy Sestak, Tricia Klan, Barb Kelly, Anne Hennessey, Brandy Berry, Lisa Florio, Cindy Bacon, Cindy Kuhn, Renee Henderson, Mary Griffo. Missing: Kelly Lawless, Kelly Willman, Mary Raimondi, Mancy Hoysic. 56 E: Ruth Bender, Munch Mykins, Jennifer Benson R.A., Sandy Skowronski. Row 2: Paula Manuel, Maureen Leslie, Sue Kuehnel, Regina Jarrebet, Jean MacWilliams. Row 3: Lori Noto, Kim Vossler, Lori Delvecchio, Patti Curtis, Linda VonHagn, Kandy Butcher, Sue Edel. Missing: Aimee Torres, Cheryl Leonard, Jean Clark. 56: William Whelan, Ron Eisnor, Robert Laws, Tim Rogers. Row 2: Marcellus Coleman, Maximo Hernandez, Mike Farly, Pat O’Sullivan R.A., Terry Perkins, Clarence Norman, Brendan Gannon. Row 3: Steve Howiki, Bob Klepadlo, Bill Jeroy, Bert Miranda, Brian Mullaly, Doug Chanin, Steve Barber. 102 66: Andy Vanna, Mike Ruggiero, Jeff Lieberman, Bob Ciepiela, Rick Wolf. Row 2: Barry Berthiaume R.A., Dean Spangler, Mike Saccone, Dave Cournoyer, Mike Chioffe, Pari Firetto, Jeff Eichenseer, Mel Firetto, Jim Nelson, Omar Lupez, Steve Williams. 66E: Patricia Flint, Maggie Sullivan R. A. Row 2: Lynn Kodak. Amy Biondilillo, Lori Slojkowski, Debbie Meatyard. Row 3: Patty Napper, Patti Buell, Sue Mogren. Row 4: Tammi Shneider, Mary Killbridge, Giselle Thibaudeau, Mary Lynn Murman, Andrea Smith, Michell Adams, Sally Babcock, Lizzie, Carole Mitchell. 103 J. Benson 71: Donna Gulick, Nancy Giglio, Sue Yessian. Row 2: Sharon Slahucka, Lynn Allan, Ann O’Brien, Laura Schagler, Karen Reynolds R.A. Row 3: Kelly Powers, Sandy Smith, Nancy Tuttle. Row 4: Arlene DiCaprio, Cece Berry, Mary Beth Goodhines, Sara Goldhawk. Row 5: Carmen Perez, Didi D’Errico. Missing: Lauren Lawendowski, Ana Hanserud, Lisa Henkel, Denese Haylet, Ana Russell. 104 76: Barbra Fribourg, Colleen Gallagher, Renee Freemont, Gina McArdle, Valirie Dyguski. Row 2: Thresa O’Connor, Benette Chambers, Laura Osinski, Lee Clapsaddle, AnnMarie Sparks, Fran Waters, Jodie Grieser. Row 3: Jackie Madrid, Christine Radigan, Catherine Lipani R.A., Pnilomena Coll, Holly Heller. Missing: Sue Prophet, Lydia Perers, Dee Fraizer, Mayra Ortez, Kelly Rivers, Lauran Johnson, Barbra Cleveland. 76 E: Vicki Davis. Row 2: Marci Davis, Sue Zurowski, Fiona McGuinness, Barbra Blaine, Julie Heatherington. Row 3: Lisa Schweinsberg, Betsy Tinney, Barbra Cross, Beth Weiss, Carleen Burth. Row 4: Laura Clark, Laurie Mclnnis, Jane Urbanski, Marjorie Pantera. Row 5: Theresa Rogacki, Susan Dumkoff R.A., Kathy Smith, Melody Haws, Karen Kilian. 106 81: Kevin Hickey, J.K. McCloskey, John Jarzynski, Kymm Carey, Dwayne Medley. Row 2: Chris Fisher, Tim Horigan, Danny Thompson R.A., Frank Carson, Leroy Brown, J.J. Wiggins, Steve Costa, Jerry Scarcella. Caged: D.B. w are Y FAMI Club 84: Fred Felton, Ming Chiang Kong, Stephen Bartley (Arthur J. Bartless), Mel Arroyo. Row 2: Dave Emhof, Scot Brown, John Longo, George Linehan, Brendon Howley. Row 3: Frakk Tysiak, Brian Murphy, Rich Balser, Bob Ciota. Row 4: Ken Lewis, Scott Sucher, Robert Billy. R. Adams 108 86 E: Kim Sailor, Idadora Quarles, Wendi Bennett, Joan Connelly, Chris Haury, Debra Kuon, Ann Wasp. Row 2: Cheryl Rook, Dot Thom, Kathy Caputo, Marilyn Niswender, Margaret Spongia R.A. Row 3: Gwen Phillips. C. Haury 109 J. Benson i i v J. Benson 93: Richard Bommer, Steve Reilly, Ted Mantines, Steve Horton, Dave Chapman, Vincent Marino R.A., Barry Berthiaume (66). Row 2: Sedrick Wright, Bill Guenther, Jody Ray, Mike Coon, Jeff Cook, Andrew Drost. Row 3: Mike Sterlacci, Brian Belvins. 103: Jay Durachinsky, Dennis O’Keeffe R.A. Row 2: Scott Perersen, Chip Lombardo, Mark Nagel, Tony Taylor, Dave Mithchell. Row 3: Bob Castricone, John Pitsikoulis (“Pits”), Paul Micheal, Leo Sammon, Scott Fairchild, Dave Beaver, Rich Roberto. Row 4: Mike George, Ralph Millard, Mark Fagan. J Benson 104: Barb Miller, Patty Dwyer, Cathy Donnan R.A. Row 2: Chris Ziemblicki, Chris Seeley, Ann Marie Murphy, Cindy Mills, Grace Meibohm, Lisa Turco, Sabrina Hudson. Row 3: Janet Howes, Micky Silva, Cyrene Esposito, Ann Marie Ruchalski, Stephanie Harris, Aurelia Crosby. Row 4: Jean Hollenbeck, Paula Micheletti, Debra Rodgers, Jean Branigan, Maria Valdes, Stephanie Doyle. Ill: John Baird, Tom Marinelli, Bave Bathrick. Row 2: Brian Craig, Lenny Hobart, John Pertneer, Benny Hightowez, Robert Joseph, Steve Schenkel, Danny Quartironi. Row 3: Paul Messer, Mike Gross, John Wersan, Russ Micoli H.R., Viamonto Lee, Joe Donnelly R.A. Row 4: Craig Sherlock, Greg Yager, Joe Waldner, Joe Mcrone, Mike Menges. 113 J. Benson 112: Stephen Sitch R.A., Tony Morales, Row 2: Bill Maslach, Mike Rotondi, Scoti Brown, John D’Amico, Randal Russell, Row 3: Jerome Berger, Edgar Parson, Hugh Griffenkranz, Rich Ferguson, Mark Blackwood, Jeff Hodge, Missing: Paul Hlushko, Dave Stevenson, Mike Kowalick, Pat Levesque, Rob Bovier, Ed Wills, Mike Carufe, Dave Queen, David Figueros. Summer School Most people packed up their cars and trucks last May to head home for a nice summer vacation of lying in the sun, work- ing and relaxing from the gruesome school year. But, there were a few that knew that their “summer vacation” would be but two short weeks and then they would hit the books again for a tough, but fun filled sum- mer at Daemen College. Summer sessions began July 1 with 309 students taking classes. Senior Medical Technology majors were required to take courses during this time. In addition, for the first time. Junior Physical Therapy majors were also required to continue their education during the hot months of June, July, and August. There were other students as well who were taking courses to make the next semester a little easier, or to bring up a grade or simply to take a class for the fun of it. About 59 students took up residence in the campus apartments; the rest lived off campus. For many, it was the first experi- ence of having an apartment and being truly on their own. The experience and fun were well worth the extra efforts of living off campus. For those remaining on campus, things were a little different. The local Super Duper became a home away from home for starving stomachs as there was no meal plan provided. It was an experience learning to survive on their own cooking. Most of the week was filled with study- ing. An entire semester class was crammed into a matter of just a few short weeks. There was no time to be lazy, even though it was easy to be called away from your studies by the good weather. Even though the weeks were tough, usually the weekends were fun. They be- gan with softball games out on the front lawn. Almost everyone joined in. There were those who couldn’t hit the ball even after twenty pitches. And there were those who couldn’t catch the ball if it was rolled to them. But all in all everyone had a good time. The game was followed by a short walk to Taiwan’s “The Home of the 50c Meal” for happy hour. Then the weekend was in full swing. The summer came to an end very fast for those up here. Before we knew it, we were packing to go home. It was only a short two weeks before we would return once again to Daemen. R. Henderson 116 2nd floor: Kim Bernhardt. R.A., Kathleen Kawalchyk, Maria Morin, Micky Lamoree, Brenda Hamilton, Shauna Corraine, Vicki Lore, Michelle Thomas, Meridith Happe, Row 2: Diane Jones, Robyn Levy, Rosann Oelkers, Sandra Hulbert, Ellen Lartz, Nelida Santos, Elena Barrios, Wendy McOwen, Mary Ann Nolan, Lori Alkinburg, Jayne Zwierzynski, Debbie Batty, Audrey Urbonczyk, Annett Dunn, Row 3: Lisa Wolchok, Theresa DiMuro, Lisa Zdeb, Olga Padron, Jeanette Schoder, Leona Wood. 118 3rd Floor FUTURE MARSHALL GW 119 G. Meibohm S. Bartley 1. Mary Grlfto 2. Donna CaHrey 3. Beth Desmond 4. Nancy Connelly 5. Venessa Frith 6. Linda Moore 7. Sue Prophet 8. Josita DeHaan 126 Juli Baynard Dawn Bezyski Chris Brussock Donna Caffrey Thomas Arceri Stephanie Brown Sue Carey In the future years when you hear Daemen, what thoughts will click in your mind? What was a Daemen! What would be the first thing you would do or the first place you would go if you came back to visit ten years from now? The Rat What is your most memorable Dae- men event? The building of the new athletic fa- cility Carol Boberg Susan Carey Donna Caffrey What is your most memorable Dae- men event? The Gross Anatomy lab final. If you were to place one thing in a time capsule for future years, what would you put in it to represent this time? A yearbook — Summit 1982 What is a quote or one sentence that represents you? “It is not how much we have, but how much we enjoy, that makes happi- ness.” 127 128 Nancy Connely Brian Craig Katherine Czerniak 129 ONE Aar Elizabeth Desmond Beth Desmond In the future years when you hear Daemen, what thoughts will click in your mind? The competitiveness I had to go through just to make it into P.T. What would be the first thing you would do or the first place you would go if you came back to visit ten years from now? I’d go to the Rat to see if anything had changed. What is your most memorable Dae- men event? The F.U.B.A.R.S. -U Josita DeHaan Sandra Dittrich Michael Dobony 130 Karen Douglas Sandi Dittrich In the future years when you hear Daemen, what thoughts will click in your mind? How many times I had to correct people on the pronunciation: “It’s DAe- men not DEmon!” What is your most memorable Dae- men event? When Karen and I actually drank the entire bottle of Southern Comfort and the card game that followed? (we won; remember Karen?!) What is a quote or one sentence that represents you? “Do your allotted action; for action is superior to inaction. And even the bare maintenance of your body will not be possible if you remain inactive.” Michel Doyle 4% im Kevin Gannon In the future years when you hear Daemen, what thoughts will click in your mind? Good friends and knowledge What would you do differently? Probably study more, not sit next to Dave Chapman Mary Griffo What would be the first thing you would do or the first place you would go if you came back to visit ten years from now? Look for the gym! Visit some of my teachers in their offices, check out the Rat, and see if it has changed. Have a meal at Wick and see if that has changed any. What is a quote or one sentence that represents you? Let’s go get some ice cream! Kim Gerevics Mary Griffo 133 Cynthia Grochowina Ana Hauserud Lisa Henkel Regina Jarrabet Kathleen Jordan Linda Kline Lynne Kodek Barbara Kelly 135 Sherly Leach Mary Jane Lewandowski Sharon Lewendoaski 136 Kathy Luba Burke Markle Felicia McLaurin Mary Ellen Matta Susan Melchione Russ Micoli In the future years when you hear Daemen, what thought will click in your mind? Student Government, R.A., 56 part’s, friends What would be the first thing you would do or the first place you would go if you came back to visit ten years from now! The gym What is your most memorable Dae- men event? The town meetings held my sopho- more year — I feel that that was the beginning of active student participa- tion. Even through looking back, I see we lacked direction — it was a definite beginning. Russell Micoli Janice Murak Susan Preiche 138 Ellen Reichert Angela Rivi What would be the first thing you would do or the first place you would go if you came back to visit ten years from now? Learning Center, P.T. Office, Chapel What is the most useful thing you have learned during your time at Daemen? We’re all in this together. The years go by quickly. What is your most memorable Dae- men event? Christmas dances and dinners; Rol- lerskating party What is a quote or one sentence that represents you? “Patience gains all things.” Angela Rivi Debbie Rae Debra Rivas Teresa Rogacki Mary Sekella Cheryl Shaver Nancy Marie Ryan Frank Saeli Sharann Schulz Phyllis Skowron William Siedler, Jr. Ann Sullivan What is your most memorable Dae- men event? My birthday freshman year What would you do differently? I would have studied harder for Medical Science so I wouldn’t have had to take it over. What is a quote or one sentence that represents you? “A ship in a harbor is safe, but that’s not what ships were built for.” Irene Siegmund Ann Sullivan Margaret Sullivan Susan Shea Virginia Soychaj Kelly Sullivan Maggie Sullivan In the future years when you hear Daemen, what thoughts will click in your mind? Great times spent with friends, ba- gels with peanut butter and jelly on Saturday mornings (Yumm!) What would be the first thing you would do or the first place you would go if you came back to visit ten years from now? My first room where my college life really started. What is a quote or one sentence that represents you? Look for rainbows but don’t fear the clouds; learn from them. Ann Marie Troy Beverly Wong 145 Cheryl Tomaica Activities All Photos by J. Benson 148 149 154 y ij::::;::::1:•., liHii I ::::::::::: 5 • JT- ’• '•'•3 aycd words by Tom Jones music by Harvey Schmidt Director Designer Christopher Wilson Cyrene Esposito (The mute) She was last seen as Vita in The Miracle Worker. Cyrene is very interested in the theatre, especially musical theatre. She hopes to pursue a career in theatre and maybe even nightclub entertainment. Christopher Knight (El Gallo) Chris made his debut on the Daemen stage with this production. His past exper- iences include Hubert in Plenty of Money, Birdie in Bye Bye Birdie at Artpark, and Lancelot in Camelot at Tonowanda Com- munity Theatre. Chris hopes to pursue a career in music and theatre. Joe Lein (Matt) Joe also made his debut on the Daemen The Fantasticks stage with this performance. He was in- volved in various choral groups and one play in high school. Paul Michael (Hucklebee) Paul’s work at Daemen includes perfor- mances in Gaeities, The Cave Dwellers, and The Miracle Worker. Paul worked as Box Office Manager for the Theatre of Youth’s Christmas production. Charles Muca (Bellomy) Chuck’s past credits include Gaeities, The Cave Dwellers, and The Miracle Worker. Chuck has also done some work with the Theatre of Youth Company. Linda Jo Mutton (Luisa) At the time of the play Linda was a fresh- man Music Major making her debut on the Daemen stage. She has played the roles of Dorothy in The Wizard of Oz and Cather- ine in Pippin. Other credits include June in Gypsy with the East Aurora Players and work with the New York State School Mu- sic Assoc. Craig Planker (Henry) The Fantastics was Craig’s third appear- ance on the Daemen stage. He appeared before in The Cave Dwellers and The Mir- acle Worker. Anthony Taylor (Mortimer) Tony also made his debut with this produc- tion. Along with many high school shows, Tony was also a professional mascot for the major indoor soccer league champion New York Arrows. Tony is a member of Phi Beta Gamma Fraternity here at Dae- All photos by S. Bartley ‘k-t The Mousetrap by Agatha Christie Directed by Rosalind Cramer David J. Bathrick (Christopher Wren) David is a junior in the Theatre Arts concentration at Daemen. He was a dancer in Gaieties, the silent boy in The Cave Dwellers and James Keller in The Miracle Worker. Davis also did make-up designs and execution for the Fantastics. David hopes the future will include his own theatre company. Theresa Dimuro (Mollie Ralston) Theresa is a sophomore Theatre Arts major at Daemen. The Mousetrap is her 2nd appearance on the Daemen stage. She enjoys all aspects of Theatre, as well as singing and playing the guitar, especially if it involves working with children. The- resa has done many high school shows and this past summer worked at a musical summer stock theatre in her home town. Dwellers, The Miracle Worker and The Fantas- ticks. Paul had worked back stage with the The- atre of Youth Company and is also very active at Daemen. His plans for the future lean toward the- atre management and directing. His future goal is to someday own his own theatre company. Carole E. Mitchell (Mrs. Boyle) Carole is a junior at Daemen majoring in Theatre Arts. She has been seen in past productions such as Gaieties, The Cave Dwellers and The Miracle Worker. Carole loves the theatre and hopes to make it her career. Charles Mucha (Giles Ralston) Chuck is a senior in the Theatre Arts Department at Daemen. He has appeared in every Daemen production for the last two years including The Fantasticks. This past summer Chuck worked for the Theatre of Youth Company in their Park Play series for the State Parks. Craig Planker (Major Mercalf) Craig is a junior Theatre Arts major at Daemen. The Mousetrap marks Craigs 4th appearance on the Daemen stage. He was previously seen in The Cave Dwellers, The Miracle Worker and as Henry Albertson, the old actor, in The Fantasticks. In the future he hopes for a career in the production end of theatre. Patti Ring (Mrs. Barlow) Patti is a freshman Theatre Arts major who pre- viously attended West Seneca East Senior High. During her high school years she was involved in variety plays and musicals. Stephanie Doyle (Miss Casewell) A second semester junior Theater Arts major at Daemen. Stephanie is concentrating on acting. She is also interested in stage lighting and journal- ism. Stephanie had done work for the Playhouse and the Theater of Youth Company and hopes to continue this work but would like to do more act- ing. At Daemen she had appeared in The Gloam- ing, Gaieties as Miss Appleby, Gorky in The Cave Dwellers and Kate Keller in The Miracle Worker. Paul Michael (Mr. Paravincini) Paul is a junior Theatre Arts and Business Man- agement major at Daemen. 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Meibohm v l l you LSb Ait J Pushes '0M6 SXj VJ 7 '-K 660 VA07S. A yt t ,oS S. Bartley Congratulations To The Class Of 1982 From Daemen College Parents Club The Staff of the 1982 Summit would like to wish the Class Of 1982 Good luck in the coming years! Congratulations Jamie for innovating the Ascent. You’re a fantastic artist and a great friend. Best of luck to the Seniors Class of ’82. Our best wishes The Ascent Silver Patron Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bernard Benson Mr. and Mrs. Dana A. Bartley Mr. and Mrs. David Willard Henderson Special Patron Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Griffo Mr. and Mrs. George T. Horton Mr. and Mrs. Michael M. Madden Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. McGowan Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Michelletti, Sr. Patron Mr. and Mrs. Robert Baier Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Baynard Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Braungart Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Butcher Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Coll Mr. and Mrs. Patrick R. Dicaprio Mr. and Mrs. August Didden Mr. and Mrs. John Dwyer Mr. and Mrs. George B. Henkel Mr. Ronald J. Klepadlo Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Lillis, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Lula Mr. and Mrs. John M. Matta, Sr. Mary J. McKinley Charles M. McLarney Walter N. Meilohm Dr. and Mrs. Matthew J. Pantera, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Brownie Ptak, Janice and Jodi Mr. and Mrs. Louis W. Ritchell Mary C. Sampey Mr. and Mrs. David W. Stevenson Dr. and Mrs. Alfred W. Zielonka Mr. Mrs. W. George Edel Mrs. Olga N. Frith Mr. Mrs. George D. Linehan Jr. Thanks to those who have donated and those whose names do not appear. R. Adams S. Bartley a road, ave I really come that far? I stand again at the doorway, ready to move on. I’m not the scared kid I was, and thanks to some friends on the I’m more happy about myself than ever. And the best way I know to thank them, is to show the world The lessons I’ve learned, and the dreams I’ve dreamed As a scared kid back then. Ron Adams R. Adams • ■'