Summit 1984 Daemen College 4380 Main Street Amherst, New York 14226 Volume 32 Table of Contents Prologue ..................................... 2 Campus Life ................................. 18 Athletics ................................... 46 Campus Activities 62 Organizations 90 Administration and Faculty...................110 Memoriam ................................... 141 Class of 1984 .............................. 142 Class of 1984 Directory 162 Epilogue ................................... 166 Patrons .................................... 170 Index ...................................... 174 Title Page 1 Water Is A Wonder Of God In Its Many Forms: Springs, Lakes, Rivers, Waterfalls And Ponds. From This Substance Comes, The Miracle Of Life, And Nourishment For Children, By Husband And Wife. Yet, If The Water Stood Still As A Pond Or Puddle, Our Evolution Would Be At A Halt, Or Slower, More Subtle. Water However, As It Is Usually Seen Is Flowing, Running, Rarely Serene. As The Waterfall Causes Change, Bringing On The Nev You And I Must Move Forward To Adjust And Change Our Need To Further Our Education, To Learn, To Know, Is Our Obvious Consent To Change, To Grow. 'ir dhw ’ % ; i IS - For Many Of Us, Our Rejuvenation Start Begins With Daemen College As Its Primary Part. Some Are Converted From Senior To Freshmen Again And Have Left Their Families To Make New Friends. To Push On Ahead In A Strange New Place, With Fear And Excitement, Challenges To Face. Whether In Dorms Or At Home, The Role Is Now Different; To Be Responsible Adults, Not Overshadowed By Parents Together, A New Faculty, Administration, Deans And More Are Opening Our Minds Like Never Before. Presented With Ideas, Goals And Concepts, We Study And Struggle To Put Forth Our Best. Jk 2 Prologue But When The Studies Are Done, Socializing Prevails. Whether Eighteen Or Older, Good Times Don't Fail. With Movies And Air-Bands, Not To Mention F U B“ ' When We Party As One We're Bound To Go Far. And The Sophomores And Juniors With Confidence Have Put Forth An Effort, Very Sincere: To Enhance This Community With Clubs And To Encourage Brotherhood And Support, Eliminate Frustration. More Unity Is Obvious On the Fields And In The With Athletic Determination, Spirit, And Skill. Be It Intramural, Intercollegiate, Now Ladies Or Men, Our Competition Is Fierce Whether We Lose Or Win. And We Continue To Grow Until We're Seniors Once More, Longing To See What Life Has In Store. We Cleanse Ourselves Of Our Childhood Thoughts And Fears To Become Educated Professionals In Just A Few Years. So, Just As The Waterfall Brings On The New And Removes Our Images And Self Respect Continue To Unfold. With Freshness And Vitality, We Will Emerge Strong And Find A Caring Place Where We Do Belong. By: Paul Hlushko The On Bring New mg 4 Prologue i . . . To Change And Grow. Prologue 5 Bringing On The New . . . 6 Prologue To Make New Friends. Prologue 7 8 Prologue Bringing On The New . To Be Responsible Adults. □ Prologue 9 Bringing On The New 10 Prologue To Put Forth Our Best. Prologue 11 12 Prologue Bringing On The New . . . Bringing On The New . . . . 14 Prologue To Encourage Brotherhood And Support. 16 Prologue To Become Educated Professionals. Prologue 17 To Push On Ahead In A Strange New Place, With Fear And Excitement, Challenges To Face. Whether In Dorms Or At Home, The Role Is Now Different; To Be Responsible Adults, Not Overshadowed By Parents. Campus Life Campus Life 19 2nd Floor Lourdes Hall Row 1: Ursula Brown; R.A. Row 2: Renee Vacanti, Amy Pickwell, Sha O'Connor, Kristen Kessel, Barb Yanic, Susan Ayres, Deb Harrington. Row 2: Jeanne Parker, Stephane Blazina, Heather Doyle, Brenda Hamilton, Cathy Morrone, Karen Ichter, Ellen Ruhlmann, Sue Yeoman, Jenifer Munson, Katrina Gardella. Row 3: Gail Marchese, Michele Thomas, Theresa Bap- tiste, Jill Debus, Lori Grawe, Carol McKai, Cathy C. Burburry, Linda Mau, Maria Comenzo. Missing: Colleen Costello, Katherine Boyd, Jeanne Will, Theresa Kyser, Tammy Kibbe, Pam Brown. 20 Campus Life 3rd Floor Lourdes Hall Campus Life 21 Row 1: Karen Cardigan, Theresa Caruso, Denise Andrades; R.A. Row 2: Kathy An- giolillo, Lisa Blocho Lori Robinson, Eliza- beth Heller, Valerie Barnes, Roxanne How- ard, Kim Guthrie, Janet Hall, Penny Swartz, Flossie Chestnut, Darlene Doiron. Row 3: Bernadette Jeney, Julie Chmielewski, Terrie Michaud, Barb Mintline, Karen Anderson, Kelly Coons, Jan Brogan, Bonnie Leigh Biehler, Cindy Ford, Jennifer Bennett, Wendy Alford. Missing: Lovell Sherman, Yolanda Vasconcellos, Carolyn Duhart, Ka- ren Scura. Lourdes Hall 4th Floor Row 1: Donna Thompson, Debbie Schrim- mel, Claudia Porlier, Kathy Loveland, Carol Deraco, Patti Dwyer, Julie Bishop, Mary Fitzgerald. Row 2: Michele Chieco, Rosa Reyes, Adair Whyte, Laura Jean Maggitini, Ann Eiss. Row 3: Lou Hickox, Kara Fillion, Lisa Beresik, Toni Lista, Cathy LePage, Nina Singh, Penny Coll; R.A., Paula Bealo, Shar- on Asermily, Margaret Lostracco. Missing: Kathleen Maloney Cathy Walker, Dawn Perry, Theresa Corcoran, Mary Jannibelli, Holly Farner, Rhonda Swartwood, Heather Charland, Deborah Bowman, Julie Johnson, Maria Patiarco, Mary Claire Hayes, Jeanine Peters, Joy Lomando. 22 Campus Life Campus Life 23 Row 1: Stephanie Harris; R.A. Nancy Broda, Carolyn Smith, Julie Fronk, Ber- nadette Flaherty, Roseann Ketohum, Kris Sanders, Tammy Dusen. Row 2: Chris Kasten, Eileen McGregor, Diane Hutch- inson, Sheila Romano, Kathy Monahan, Dawn Dick, Theresa Sindoni, Julie Mil- house. Row 3: Paula Smith, Lita Talley, Kandi Williams, Denise Thompson, Tee- ny Hutchinson, Patty Brooks, Tina Bowen, Sue Beeley, Mary Lyons. Lourdes Hall 5th Floor Row 1: Joe Polizzi, Ron Auty, Mike Lanzillo. Row 2: Reinaldo Rosado, Kenneth Jackson, Nick Salomon, John Coney, Will Whelan. Row 3: John Early, Nicolas Lamour, David D'Ales- sio. Bill Holmes, Jay Mastrino, Bob Ciepiela; R.A. Missing: Lenny Rusinek, Tom Flynn, Bob Laws, Lafayette Hardy. II Campus Life 25 Row 1: Debra Stokoe, Cathy Joesph. Row 2: Donna Waskiewicz, Gwen Duhart; R.A., Liz Divita, Deb Ro- land. Row 3: Angele Printup, Kim Whitman, Dorothy Jenkins, Doreen Lande, Ellen Mead, Jennifer Leszyk, Monica Corey, Carol Mason, Monica Keeney. 26 Campus Life Row 1: Gerry O'Brien, Jay Goran, Christo- pher Delehanty, Ed Wills; R.A. Row 2: Charles Phillips, John Smith, Chris Opla- den, Sean Farley, Dave Stevenson, Vernon Scott. Row 3: Brent Hudson, Kevin Gush, Bob Middleton, Chris Monaco, Bob Molnar, Paul Messer, Lawrence Gaetan. Missing: Scott “Otter Brown, Lee Done, John Curry, Alan Miller, Ken Fung, Matt Green. «8______________ Row 1: Robin Goehle, Marie Tulett, Frog (wardrobes by Sue Anderson) Row 2: Cathie Vogel, Susan Hulstrunk, Pam Giruzzi, Nancy Nowicki, Lynn Bono, Theresa Stinebrickner, Vivian Phillips. Row 3: Susan Bishop, Dianne Davis; R.A., Marie Foley, Gail Gaeta. Missing: Sara Lincoln, Karen Smith. Campus Life 27 Row 1: Sue Murray, Lisa Bulen, Diana Dymond, Vivienne Reynolds, MaryEllen White, Mi- chelle Yohey. Row 2: Tammy Carpender; R.A., Deirdre Finn, Ka- ren Walters, Bridget Callahan, Gina Fan- tauzzi. Missing: Ida Toldy, Theresa O'Con- ner, Janet Howes, Julia Phillips, MaryAnn Ia- devaio, Jacki Madrid, Julie Wilkie. 28 Campus Life Row 1: Donny Ramos, Wolfman, Fred Felton, Craig Blaisdell, Row 2: Bill Doyle, Rick Flenry, A. Hakan Atmaca, Teddy Triana; R.A., Greg Schmalz. Row 3: Derick Echevarria, Dave McMoil, Mark Nuffer, Raggs, Hugh Lee, Chris Sanchez. Missing: Martin Perlick, Matt McGrath, Bob Macre, Rich Flemming, Dale Servillian, Ned Bulken, Scott Stem. Campus Life 29 Row 1: Chris D.I.T.M. Hock, Kevin Tharp, Rodney Johnson, Ralph Davis. Row 2: Rich ROMEO Duffy, Ken BUDDAH Caselnova, Chris Dunn, Todd JAWS Dallaire, Ralph Simms, Frank Witkowski, Greg Low- rey. Row 3: Ken Lewis, Ralph Buckbee, Jim J.T. Teator,. Missing: Bob Hoffman; R.A., Mark F. Bias, Joe Lein, Jim BIRDLEGS Marino, Lloyd McConnell, Ray Dan-Jumbo, Dave Numweiler, Jeff Cecala. 30 Campus Life Row 1: Dave Beaver, John Norris, Scott Kasper, Doug Kulp; R.A., Jim Jen- nings. Row 2: Adolph Klah, Courtney Edwards, Dave SLICK Emhof, Troy Pepper, Nat Little, Bill Guenther. Row 3: Mike Sterlacci, Mark Lechowski, Rob Benetti, Ralph Bardwell, Scott Fairchild. Missing: Bryan Blevins, Rich Bom- mer, John STUD Ciavaglia, Jeff Cook, Antonio Ginis, Ned Flanigan Teko Turner, Carlos Dukes. Campus Life 31 ■4 N 32 Campus Life 111 Row 1: Brian Blanc, Greg Yager, Pat O'Sulli- van Tim Stenin, Mark Greenley. Row 2: Jerry Delgado, John Plank, Jim White Jody Fay, Kurt Shlagel, Scott Peterson, Byron Alzamora. Row 3: Mike George, Joe Waldner, T. Smith, Steve Horton, J.K. and Leo III, Fran Carson, R.A., Bill Bonafede. Missing: Roger Donahue, Mark Nagel, Armundo Greene 112 Campus Life 33 Kneeling: Chris Gaiser, Tony Gallegos, Gorda Gorilla, Mike Civisca, R.A., Friggle Sinatra, Luis D'Aguiar. Stand- ing: Tatal Mreish, Kevin Penharlow, Curtis Tanner, Todd Pastor, Ed Davis, Scharan. 120 34 Campus Life Row 1: Karen Price, Danielle Buifaro, Cathy Crook, Patty Smith, Barb Blaine, Linda McConnell, Marilyn Math- ews, Mary Raimondi. Row 2: Kelly Salladin; R.A., Nejla Matthews, Joanne McHugh, Carolyn Cherpak, Mary Mal- lard, Maritza Candelario, El- len Landowski, Debbie Tremblay. Missing: Roberta Blount, Geraldine Mayo, Pat- ty Puff. Row 1: Chris, Cindy Mullen, Toni-Ann Gianfortante, Maryellen Doyle, Ellen Lartz, Nancy Neiger. Row 2: Andrea Curtis, Deb Ruchalski, Kathy Amsyznski, Row 3: Chondra Babb R.A., Maureen Mo-Mo Bastible, Carolyn Adams, Jill Kozlowski, Tonya Braxton. Missing: Dorie Boyd, Heidi Jenkins, Monique Johnson, Maria Mitchell, Gina Pigliaccio, Sandra Powell, Deb Rowland. Campus Life 35 36 Campus Life Row 1: Stephanie McMi- chael, Catherine Lipani; R.A., Debra Bium Kim Brown. Row 2: Sonia Rivera. Bonnie Dresser, Amy Kaplan, Dot Thom, Susan Delahanty. Row 3: Robyn Willix, Ron- ette Spero, Lisa Bowden, Deb- bie Wilcox, Debbie Josbeno, Cheryl Minckler, Anne French. Missing: Kandy Kane, Sandra Bodner, Denise Bovaconti, Joanne Egar, Maryann Nolan. 46E 56E Row 1: Barbara Breedlove, Barb Miller, Dawn Malone. Row 2: Mary Beth Hopper, Jayne Zwierzynski, Karen Giardina, Bonnie Stewart, Audrey Eng- lish, Colleen McGough, Jeanne MacWilliams. Row 3: Sue Edel, Kandy Butcher, Debbie Rod- gers, Debbi Credito, R.A., Terry Fillion, Michele Jordan, Betsy Eaton. Missing: Shelly Carter. Campus Life 37 66E 38 Campus Life Row 1: Cathy Hopkins, Sue Yessian; R.A., April Tucker. Row 2: Amy Menger, Lourdes Figeroa, Ma- ria Gargano, Donna Erdle. Row 3: Maureen Leslie, Lisa Keleher, Michele Hugo, Christine Noiseux, Margaret O'Grady, Kim Knowlton, Margaret Hall. 76E Row 1: Enid Rivera, Maryann Cox, Dott LeBrake, Laurie Savage; R.A. Lisa Juice Demelia, Amy Steed. Row 2: Chantalle Pi- card, Beth Kerr, Mary Jo McPhail, Patti Ca- ruso, Marlene Graham, Kathy Casey. Campus Life 39 86E Row 1: Linda Behan, Tammy Parsons, Theresa Burns, Susan Schmidt, Lori Breg- man, Aileen Genett, Antoinette Traman- tano, Laureen Richardson. Row 2: Ann Matzat, Kathy Peet Lisa Sachs, L.A. Race. Missing: Liz Scoville, Gina Armenia; R.A., Gretchen Herch, Christy Waugh, Velda Jones, Remy Ritelia. 40 Campus Life RA's Confident In Bringing Dorm Unity By: Marla Emo There is no single word to describe this year's group of R.A.s unless it's diversity. Every individual had something unique to offer to the Housing Staff - and that they did . . . The one thing we did have in common was the jackets. Although each R.A. had their own individual way of running their dorm, I feel the staff complimented one another. The one central goal which we have worked in achieving together was the goal of making the resident halls a better place to live. I think each R.A. can be confident in saying that we have come closer and closer to this goal each semester. I know as I leave Daemen I will be bringing with me many fine memories of the times I've spent with the Housing Staff. To Paul, Fran, Colleeen and all of the R.A.'s - Thanks. Resident Assistants Row 1: Fran Carson; Head Resident, Paul Lehmann; Di- rector of Student Housing, Marla Emo; Head Resident, Ed Wills; Incognito, Bob Cie- piela. Row 2: Teddy Triana, Denise Andrades, Ursula Brown, Kelly Salladin, Chondra Babb, Catherine Li- pani, Doug Kulp, Stephanie Harris. Row 3: Tammy Car- penter, Gwen Duhart, Penny Coll, Sue Yessian, Laurie Sav- age, Bob Hoffman, Row 4: Deb Credito, Dianne Davis, Mike Civisca. Campus Life 41 Commuters . . . An integral part of Daemen College. Row 1: Zuhair Albayed. Row 2: Julie Czajowski, Laurie Sandell, Sherry Den- mark, Kathy O'Brien, Debbie Florczak, Danielle Tarapacki, Sid Rosenberg, J. Wells, Don Holland. Row 3: Dennis Ziolkowski, Andrea Giordano, Karen Conlin, Debbie Schrimmel, Sally Bab- cock, Sharon Lippert, Lauire Walker, Renee Martino, Anna Milone, Sharon Esposito. Campus Life 43 Campus Life 45 Commuters By: Nancy Grasso Daemen's commuters are an integral part of the college community. Aside from braving the elements to get to Daemen every day, they are involved in many campus activities from the stu- dent publications to fund raising for the United Way and The March of Dimes. The commuters add a touch of diversity to the growth of Daemen College. With Athletic Determination, Spirit And Skill. Be It Intramural, Intercollegiate, Now Ladies Or Men, Our Competition Is Fierce Whether We Lose Or Win. Mens Baseball: Mother Nature Plagues Another Winless Season by: Michael A. Piscitello Hopes were high as the Men's Baseball team anticipated clear skies for most of the season. However, it was not to be as spring rains forced rainouts and many practices to be held in Neuman Gym. Although the team did not win a game, the determination and unity they showed on the field, helped to produce themselves into giving a team effort. Hopefully this dedication will continue for next year. Men's Baseball: 1983 Daemen 3 Niagara C.C.C. 8 Daemen 2 Niagara C.C.C. 5 Daemen 1 Houghton 4 Daemen 4 Houghton 8 Daemen 2 Monroe C.C. 18 Daemen 5 Jamestown C.C. 13 Wins: 0 Losses: 6 v ) Mens Baseball: Sitting: Edder Acosta, Kevin Penharlow Standing: Rafael Ramirez, Mike George, Tim Horigan, Jose Contrearas, Ed Wills, Brian Blanc, Mark Nagel, Nick Abdou, Barry Berthiume, Coach; Don Del Bello, George Linehan. 48 Athletics Kneeling: Trainer; Lynn Bono, Terry Scelesa, Sandy Manikowski, Ann Liccione, Standing: Ann Marie Hennessey, Donna Gulick, Christy Waugh, Shelly Carter, Linda DeLuca, Brenda Hamilton, Sharon-Kathleen O'Connor, Margy Campobello, Nancy Neiger, Amy Kubiak, Coach; Heather McDonnell. Athletics 49 Women's Softball: 1983 Daemen 3 Canisius 15 Daemen 12 Roberts Wesleyan 6 Daemen 6 Roberts Weslayan 11 Daemen 9 Buffalo State 13 Daemen 0 Buffalo State 6 Daemen 19 Villa Maria 6 Daemen 13 Villa Maria 7 Wins: 3 Losses: 4 Women's Softball: Dedication Motivates Lady Warriors To Break Even. By: Heather McDonnell Rain or shine, sleet or hail, etc. is the motto of the '82-'83 Lady Warriors Softball team. The season opened in a snow- storm and closed during a rainstorm. This year's team is best characterized by dedication and perserverance. No matter how many times the games were rained out, the team was dressed and ready to battle with Mother Nature. The Lady Warrior's went 3-4 with 6 games cancelled. With the defensive skills and offensive surprises developed by the team (uplift motivation) it is possible that Daemen Athletics missed its chance for a winning season by a few raindrops and snowflakes. Leadership Inspires And Unites Men's Soccer By Mark Nagel and Chris Opladen Despite the Seemingly lopsided record of the Men's team this year, the team showed great improvement over the past year. There seemed to be a unifying force of togetherness amongst the members, which made the enduring season enjoying and created an atmosphere for learning. The attitude has made incredible progress from the previous laxidasical, noncaring attitude to one of fight and desire to win. This was fasciliated through the inspiring leadership of Mark Bersani and Leo Sammon, associated with assistant coach T.C. Under the guidance of Keith McFayden, the Daemen College men became a team. His dedication and leadership brought about a unification and respect as a whole. Keith, through his unique style, grew with each member and created a relationship as both a coach and a respected friend. We, the members of the team, will always remember Keith as the “founding father of Daemen's Mens Soccer. 50 Athletics Get Psyched!!! Row 1: Steve Horton, Chris Gaiser, Sean Farley, Pat O'Sullivan, John Baird, Fran Carson, Chris Opladen, Nick Lamour, Tim Horigan. Row 2: Keith McFayden; Coach, Mark Nagel, Humphrey Ibeh, Scott Peterson, Tom Smith, Mark Bersani; Captain, Mark Maisano, Leo Sammon; Captain, Joe Cianciosa, Ray Dan Jumbo, Chris Delakus, Jody Fay. Missing: Gary Bisone. Men's Soccer 1983 Daemen 0 U.B. 11 Daemen 1 Houghton 2 Daemen 2 Niagara 5 Daemen 0 Fredonia State 4 Daemen 3 Pitt. Bradford 1 Daemen 2 Roberts Wesleyan 1 Daemen 1 Genesee C.C. 2 Daemen 3 Erie County C.C. 4 Daemen 3 Canisius 7 Daemen 2 Buffalo State 4 Daemen 0 Gannon 7 Daemen 1 Nazareth 5 Daemen 3 Utica Tech. 5 Daemen 1 St. Bonaventure 3 Wins: 2 Losses: 12 Athletics 51 Row 1: Sue Yessian, Colleen Costello, Carol McKay, Brenda Ham- ilton, Donna Glick, Theresa Burns, Theresa Corcoran. Row 2: Coach; Paul Lehmann,Denise Link,Yvonne Gritner, Deb Harring- ton, Sue Ayres, Marla Emo, Jananne Parker, Amy Kubiak, Mi- chelle Yohey. Missing: Ann Marie Hennessey, Cindy Mullen, Deborah Rowland. Women's Soccer Daemen 1 Alfred University 4 Daemen 0 Geneseo State 6 Daemen 1 Wells College 6 Daemen 0 St. Bonaventure 2 Daemen 2 Niagara University 2 Daemen 1 Buffalo State 2 Daemen 1 R.I.T. 4 Daemen 0 University of Buffalo 7 Daemen 7 Roberts Wesleyan 1 Daemen 0 Houghton College 2 Daemen 3 Canisius College 4 Daemen 4 Erie County C.C. 2 Daemen 0 Nazareth College 4 Wins: 2 Losses: 10 Ties: 1 52 Athletics _ Injuries Torment i Lady Warriors Soccer Athletics 53 By: Sue Ayres Under the coaching of Paul Lehmann, the Lady Warriors soccer team ended their season with a 2 - 10 - 1 record. This final record is deceiving due to the fact that more than one half of the team consisted of new players not used to working together. The team was also stricken with injuries and key players were often unable to play in several games. Though facing such obstacles, the team was hardworking and played a much improved game. This improvement is evident due to the fact that the athletes eventually learned to work together and keep their heads high. We are looking forward to our next season and have high hopes of using the abilities gained throughout our past season. 54 Athletics Summer Volleyball By: Michael Piscitello One of the highlights of Freshmen Orientation was the volleyball game. Teams consisted of at least fifteen people. This created some action- packed moments as each team battled for service, points and the game. Al- though no one kept score, people en- joyed themselves as they competed for fun. UM Intramural Football By Michael Piscitello Because of the gym construction this year, the competitors switched to the new gridiron at Neuman Gym. This year is most noted for the induction of women teams into the competition. Though they did not compete against the men, the dedication for the game was as fierce as the men's teams. As always, the games brought large fan re- sponse, rooting their favorite team on to victory. Athletics 55 Daemen Breaks Ground For New Athletic Facility By: Lisa Bowden September 12,1983 brought the ground breaking ceremo- ny for the Daemen College Athletic Facility. Presiding members at the ceremony were Charles L. Lumsden Board of Trustees, President, Robert S. Marshall, Richard Plan- avsky representing Mayor Griffin, Amherst Supervisor Jack Sharpe, N.Y.S.V.P. of the Association of Towns John R. Shearer, and U.S. Congressman Henry J. Nowak. The ceremony was 20 minutes long with each dignitary saying a few words about the impact of the gym on the community. President Marshall expressed great thanks for all who helped and for the patience exhibited by the stu- dents while awaiting completion of this project. In the bidding, a special request for the use of only American- made steel was made for the gym's construction. Many Daemen students and faculty were on hand at the ceremony as well as reporters from Channels 4 and 7. A model of the Daemen complex remained on the podium throughout the morning for viewing by anyone interested. Construction of the gym should take 1-2 years before com- pletion. Athletics 57 Women's Basketball Row 1: Kristin Kessel, Brenda Hamilton, Cathy Morrone, Win- nie Sullivan. Row 2: Jennifer Les- zyk, Cathy Coveney, Sue Yessian, Jananne Parker, Mary Kilbridge, Diane Cahill; Coach. Athletics 59 Men's Basketball 60 Athletics Row 1: Tony Valvo, Matt Henry, Rod- ney Johnson, Carl Dukes, Nat Little. Row 2: Gary Carter, Reggie Johnson, Dale Sevillian, Derrick Echevarria, Brian Blanc, Matt McGrath. Missing: Gil Licata, Coach. With Movies And Air Bands, Not To Mention F U B A R's, Campus Activities Campus Activities 63 Virginia Woolf Plays To A Serious Audience by Geraldo Delgado As one of their spring plays, the Daemen College Theatre Arts Department presented Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? It is a comedy by Edward Albee, that is hysterically funny one minute and depressing the next. The story is about a couple constantly at each others throats, who become a burden to their two guests. All of the four characters are simply put in one setting and argue over things stemming from drinking, education and sex. The cast included Anthony Taylor, Joanne McLarney, Greg Belter and Stephanie Doyle. They all did a fine job of creating on stage and gave a enjoyable performance. Anything Goes Turns Into A Spectacular Triumph by Geraldo Delgado The most eagerly awaited theatrical production at Dae- men Theatre was Cole Porter's Anything Goes. This was the first annual student directed and produced musical and, hopefully, marks the beginning of a tradition. Paul Michael, a senior Theatre Arts major at Daemen, has displayed his superlative talents as and as a director in many of Daemen's productions. He directs this musical with his finest touch, turning it into a spectacular triumph and a surprising delight. To say that Anything Goes qualifies for Broadway would be a lie, but it comes pretty close to the quality because of the work put into it. There was a strong effort to make this production as professional as possible, and it sure worked. 64 Campus Activities Miss Reardon Reaches Her Audience by Jeff Hodge And Miss Reardon Drinks A Little, by Paul Zindel was an all student production directed by Craig Palanker. The production was a humorous and touching story about three sisters confronting deep hostilities when forced to face a family crisis. The play was well received by audiences from April 29th to April 30th at the Daemen Theatre. The cast included Stephanie Doyle, Joanne McLarney, Theresa Di- Muro, Stephanie Harris and Jeff Hodge. 66 Campus Activities Daemen Goes Back In Time For A Night by Bob Macre On April 22, 1983, Daemen College, for the fourth con- secutive year, had its chance to go back in time to the Medieval period. During the Medieval Feast and Wine Tasting Festival, sponsored by the Daemen Art Directors and the Student Association. As I walked into the social room, I really felt like I was living back in the Medieval times. The walls were decorat- ed with tapestries and the tables were garnished with old- fashioned, stoneware candle holders and pinch bowls. The tables were set in a large square around the room, leaving the center open for dancing and mingling. During the meal, we were entertained by actors Robert Stilson, Michael Calante and Katy Clancy. They did a few skits, such as the Medieval News at 11:00 . Professors Ann Colley and Nancy Browne entertained us with music from the Medieval Period. At the conclusion of the seven-course meal, awards were presented, ranging from the best dressed couple, to the costume in the most need of work. Also, awards were given to ten people whose names were picked at random out of a bag. Following the awards presentation, the Nouvelle Dance Ensemble provided some dance music. Despite my problem of not having a Medieval Costume, I still had a splendid time. Campus Activities 67 The Experience Of Freshmen Orientation The Experience of Freshmen Orientation by: Renee Vacanti Freshmen Orientation is an experience every fresh- man must experience. There is fun and games, meet- ings and a lot of running around. It is tiring and also a lot of fun. There are old and new faces around. Meeting the new and remembering the old. Orientation is a time when we all meet the teachers and make new friends. We go to meetings with our mentors and orientation leaders. We have placement tests early in the morning and fun and games in the afternoon. We have relays and challenges, where we all laugh together, and enjoy ourselves. Super September Week End by Deb Palka Labor Day Weekend 1983, better known to Daemen Students as Super September Weekend got off to a swinging start, mini-skirts and sweatshirts hopping to the hot rock of The Beez . For those who survived the morning-after, Saturday September 3, our men's soccer team hosted a scrimmage against Canisius. All day, there were trips to Beaver Island State Park, Erie Basin Marina, Super Duper, and Neumann Gym. Ev- eryone met behind Wick for a gala picnic. That even- ing it was a bit more mellow with the Rathskeller open for socializing, a movie, and a guided tour of Niagara Falls. Sunday's opening Buffalo Bills games was a highlight for over 50 students. There were van trips to Buffalo Zoological Gardens and Deleware Park, Worship Services by Campus Ministry. Enter- tainment for the evening was the film Jaws and a Coffeehouse. Monday's annual Superstar's Competi- tion made for a lively, interesting afternoon. The weekend wound down with a movie and a quiet even- ing in the Rat. Many comments by participants were very positive, and shouts for More of the same next year were heard. 70 Campus Activities Lamda Chi Iota Car Wash by Kelly Sallidin Lambda Chi Iota's annual fall car- wash was a big success this year with record profit and amount of fun. The sisters had great weather and washed everything from compacts to deliv- ery trucks. Look at those legs!! Campus Activities 71 jg A Festive And Enjoyable Parent's Weekend by: Sharon-Kathleen O'Connor The Weekend started with an oldies night to welcome the parents on Friday. After the Academic open house, everyone enjoyed rooting for the men's soccer team on Saturday. They fought a hard battle against Genesee Com- munity College, losing 2 to 1. After the game, they soon joined the festivities of the Octoberfest. Later that same evening, everyone dressed up for the semi-formal dinner dance. The weekend was ended on Sunday with a cham- pagne brunch and mass. Campus Activities 73 by: Amy Pickwell On September 24,1983 Sigma Phi Epsilon hosted the annual Punk New Wave Party. Mixed drinks were served along with Upside-down Margarita's. Most people came Punked out , and some weren't even recogniz- able! Bill Guenther was the D.J. for the evening and kept every- one dancing all night! 74 Campus Activities P.J. Nut And Bolt Party by Dot Thom This years Resident Council had it's second Annual P.J. Nut and Bolt Party over the long Co- lumbus Day Weekend for those die-hard Daemen Partiers who stuck around. Everyone came clad in Jammies with each girl getting a nut, and every guy get- ting a bolt so they could spend the night screwing around . Three lucky couples matched and won gift certificates, while the Men's Soccer team spent an enjoyable evening in the Kiss- ing Booth. Campus Activities 75 Lambda Chi Iota Hosts New Year's Eve Party By: Kelly Salladin The second annual New Year's Eve party, host- ed by the sisters of Lambda Chi lota, was one again a big success this year. The party had a record turnout this year. Good music and cham- pagne were enjoyed by all. The sisters out did themselves wishing all a very Happy New Year. 76 Campus Activities Mystery Bar Bus Tour Proves To Be A Success By: Sharon Lippert On October 14, approximently 42 students boarded a yellow school bus in sheer excitement. Their mission: to set forth on a journey to some well known Buffalo bars for a night of dancing and drinking. It was a night that no student who went could forget, (provided they did not consume too much!) The Commuter Council sponsored its third Annual Mystery Bar Bus Tour solely for the purpose of letting students get off campus to have a good time without needing to worry about getting home safely. Commuters were given permission to stay the night on campus if they were too obliterated to drive home. The tourists visited three bars: The Four Stallions on Union Road, The B.B.C. on Bailey Avenue, and Mulligan's City location on Hertel Avenue. Drink specials for Daemen students at all of the bars made it easy (and economical) to enjoy themselves. The Bar Bus Tour was definitely a successful activity. The Com- muter Council should be proud of themselves for their efforts in this endeavor. Junior Class Party By: Nancy Stewart On Saturday, November 5, the Junior Class sponsored a Football Jersey Party. Peo- ple were encouraged to wear a jersey and received a ticket for a free drink. The party was a success and people who attended had a great time. The Junior Class also spon- sored a Semi-formal with the class of 1987. This event was also a success and the atten- dance for this function was very good. There was a live band to play at the event and high school students, who were visiting Daemen, were in attendance also. Organizations 77 78 Campus Activities Senior Class F.U.B.A.R.! By: Paul Hlushko October 29 was both a day of prosperity and posterity. On this day, the 1984 senior class hosted Daemen College's annual Halloween F.U.B.A.R. Lead by the class officers and thirty strong seniors, Wick Center was able to with- stand invasions by Trojans, Romans and the incredible giant-sized teabags. Adding to the good time were the rocking sounds of the Lu- mens. The evening was an enormous success financially for the senior class and for the crowds as they partied the night away in fu- bar-style. Campus Activities 79 Accounting Club Has Speakers By: Mimi Cuddy On Monday, November 14 at 7:00 P.M., the Business Ad- ministration students were presented with a seminar giv- en by the National Associ- ation of Accountants, hosted by the Accounting Club of Daemen College. The Seminar, hosted by Mr. Bud Kearns, Director of Education at U.B., lasted 2V2 hours and consisted of four outstanding speakers. The to- pics in the discussion ranged from the functions of the Na- tional Association of Accoun- tants (N.A.A.), to an analysis of the CMA exam (Certified Management Accounting), to the different careers that may be found in the management and public accounting fields. Veteran Sportscaster Speaks At Daemen By: Robert Macre Ralph Hubbell, veteran sportscaster and au- thor, was the first guest speaker in a fall lecture series sponsored by the English Club of Dae- men College. He spoke about his experiences in the broadcast media as well as his books and current projects. Hubbell's career in broadcasting has spanned a period of fifty years, touching every facet of the industry, including radio, televi- sion and the print media. He has authored three books, his latest being Across a Crowded Room, a book on public speaking. He is cur- rently the host of Channels 7's Aging is for Everyone, a public affairs program that's not only for senior citizens aired the fourth Satur- day of every month at 1:00 P.M. He also writes short vignettes for various local television and cable stations. 80 Campus Activities Blithe Spirit By: Jeffrey Hodge Blithe Spirit, by Noel Coward appeared on the Dae- men Stage November 10-13. The play, which takes place in England, was an improbable farce dealing with ghosts, miscommunication and a wacky medium. Charles (Joseph Lein) accidently called back his late wife Elvira, (Cyrene Esposito) to the dismay of his present wife Ruth (Janet Howes). This is the premise of a very funny evening, full of laughter and excite- ment. Besides the confusion of one wife that is dead, and another that is dead, Charles is forced to deal with the daffy medium (Joanne McLarney), a quick-heeled maid (Gina Armenia) and his two dinner guests, the Bradmans, (played by Jeff Hodge and Theresa Di- Muro.) Campus Activities 81 Airband!!! By: Michael Piscitello Sigma Phi Epsilon hosted its third con- secutive Airband Contest in Wick Social Room. People throughout the college community banded together to entertain the audience with a combination of mu- sic, acting and just plain old fun. Contes- tants had a chance to play in their favor- ite band, on their favorite instrument to dazzle the judges with guitar riffs and drum solos. Campus Activities 83 Physical Therapy Students Use Their Skill At The Massage-a-thon By: Dorian Rose On December 2, 1983, Lourdes Lounge was trans- formed into a bustling area of Junior and Senior Phys- ical Therapy Students. These people gave massages to the Daemen College community from 11:30 A.M. - 6:00 P.M. At the end of the afternoon, the students gave approximently 100 massages. All of the “pa- tients were very pleased with their massage and the Physical Therapy students were glad for the opportu- nity to use their skills that they have acquired in the classroom. 84 Campus Activities Daemen College Welcomes Two New Directors By: Michael A. Piscitello The Fall 1983 jemester will probably be known most noteably in faculty circles for the hiring of two new direc- tors. Hired were Carol Burnett (L) the New Director of Student Activities and Betsy Topper (B) the New Confer- ence Director. Both of their offices are located in Wick Center. The SUMMIT staff wishes them welcome to Dae- men as they start their tenure at this campus. English Club Welcomes Guest Speaker By: Michael A. Piscitello The English Club recently held its second lecture on De- cember 6, 1983. They wel- comed Linda Flowers who presented an overview of public relations in a non-for- profit organization. Those who attended seemed to un- derstand her lecture which showed that all organizations need public relations. Campus Activities 85 Daemen Art Department Hosts Annual Art Portfolio Workshop By: Michael A. Piscitello On December 9, 1983, the Daemen College Art De- partment hosted its annual Art Portfolio Workshop. This workshop was open to area high school student. Workshops in matting, photography, shipping, and packaging were included in the days events. Also the students were given an opportunity to tour the facili- ties of Daemen's Art Department. This workshop is intended to instruct the graduating high school senior how to put together his or her portfolio in time for college reviews. Placement Office Has Guest Speaker By: Michael A. Piscitello The Placement invited Ms. Debbie Wu of the l.B.M. corporation to speak to any inter- ested individuals on the subject preparing for an job interview. After the lecture there was a display at Wick Center. 86 Campus Activities ill Amherst Symphony Quartet Closes Out Winter Week Festivities By: Michael A. Piscitello As part of the winterweek festivities. The Amherst Saxophone Quartet played in the Wick Social Room. These accom- plished musicians played selections from the works of Eubie Blake and other con- temporary writers. Even though there was a sparce crowd, those who came enjoyed the concert given by these musicians. Christmas Decorating Brightens Campus Dorms By: Michael A. Piscitello The Resident Council of Daemen College again held its annual Dorm Decorating Contest. Dorms throughout the college campus brought in the Christmas spirit in decorat- ing their lounges and hallways. Campus Activities 87 DAEMEN COLLEGE BREAM ATHLETIC FACILITY! 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Organizations i. Organizations 91 Student Association Officers 1983-1984 William F. Whelan ........... President Richard Bommer .............. Vice-President for Governing Scott Peterson .............. Vice-President for Programming Tammy Carpenter ............. Secretary John Baird .................. Treasurer Howard Fay .................. Senior Class Representative Toni-Ann Gianfortone ........Junior Class Representative Deb Harrington .............. Sophomore Class Representative Valerie Vacanti ............. Freshmen Class Representative Ursula Brown ................ Resident Council Representative Jack Ihlenfeldt .............Commuter Council Representative Chris Opladen ............... All Campus Senator Patrick O'Sullivan ..........All Campus Senator Leo J. Sammon III ...........All Campus Senator Dot Thom ....................All Campus Senator 92 Organizations — Student Association Working For The College Community Reprinted from Daemen College Student Handbook The single most important element in the student self-governing process is the Student Association. As a Daemen Col- lege student, you are a member of the Student Association. Your Activities Fee provides the budget with which the Stu- dent Association operates its comprehen- sive programs. Chief among these are co- operative efforts, with the administration and faculty, to enhance the social and academic life of the College. The elected members of the Student As- sociation constitute the Senate. Its pur- pose is to act as your official representa- tive, to articulate your views, and to care for your best interests with the adminis- tration and the faculty, along with other campus groups and the public in general. Student Association elections are held in the spring of each year, with freshman elections taking place soon after classes begin in the fall. The By-Laws of the Stu- dent Association are on file in the Student Association office and in the Student Af- fairs office, both of which are located in Wick Campus Center. Student Association Sitting: Rich Bommer, Vice-President; Tammy Carpenter, Secretary; Scott Peter- son, Vice-President; John Baird, Treasur- er. Standing: Deb Harrington, Dot Thom, Chris Opladen, Mark Nagel, Mike Ster- lacci, Val Vacanti, Ursula Brown, Toni- Ann Gianfortone Missing: William F. Whelan, President. Organizations 93 Phi Beta Gamma Phi Beta Gamma Fraterni- ty is a local, socially oriented organization which has pro- vided various services for the college community. PBG is responsible for starting the Rathskellar, raising dona- tions for charity, escorting guests to the Annual Presi- dent's Award Dinner, assist- ing with college night, help- ing with the Bloodmobile and bringing F.U.B.A.R.S to Daemen, just to name a few. But the most important as- pect of PBG is the keen sense of brotherhood that exists be- tween the brothers of Phi Beta Gamma. by Ed Wills Row 1: Dave Beaver, Shane Williams, Mike Gross. Row 2: Greg Yager, Kevin Tharp, John Pitsikoulis, Ed Wills, Nick Abdou, Teko Turner, Scott Fairchild, Joe Donnelly, Joe Lein. Row 3: Chris Delahanty, Dave Emhof, Jim Barwell, Mark Greenely, Byron Alzamora, Bill Maslock, Danny Quartironi, Scott Brown, Matt Greene. Phi Beta Gamma Pledges: Row 1: Danny Quartir- oni, Mike Gross (Pledge Masters). Row 2: Dave Slick Emhof, Jim Barwell, Mark Greenely, Ke- vin Tharp, Chris Delahanty. Phi Beta Gamma Executive Board: Row 1: John Pits Pitsi- koulis; Sgt. of Arms, Ed Wills; President, Danny Quartironi; Vice-President, Scott Otter Brown; Treasurer. Row 2: Scott Fairchild; Secretary (Corresponding), Greg Yager; Historian, Mike Gross; Secretary (Recording). L Row 1: Beth Kerr, Pam Bar- well, Bonne Spero. Row 2: Lisa Turco, Ellen Lartz; Sec- retary (Corresponding), Dorothy Jenkins, Denise An- drades; President, Penny Swartz, Flossie Chestnut. Row 3: Monica Zapata, Kelly Salladin; Treasurer, Karen Walters, Linda Deluca, Pam Giruzzi, Colleen Mulkerin; Vice-President, Chantalle Pi- card, Debbie Wilcox; Histori- an, Mickey Silva; Stg. of Arms, Vivian Phillips, Jean Branigan; Historian, Penny Cole, Chondra Babb, Julie Wilkie, Anna Cerasia; Secre- tary (recording). Organizations 95 Lambda Chi Iota Lambda Chi Iota has enjoyed the privilege of being one of the most active organizations on cam- pus for the past four years. To- gether we participate in many ac- tivities on and off campus. Lamb- da for the past few years, has been on hand to welcome new students at Fall orientation. We sponsor soap opera festivals, raffles, bake sales, car washes, charity projects, and in establishing a scholarship for an incoming freshman. Besides these activities we also have a lot of fun with our brother fraternity. Phi Beta Gamma. Lambda's standards are high but for those who are sisters they are the bonds which last long after graduation. Sigma Omega Chi Sitting: Remy Rotella, Secretary; Maryann Iade- vaio, President; Carolyn Duhart, Vice-President. Standing: Leslie Thompson, Historian; Laureen Richardson, Sgt. at Arms; Julia Phillips, Treasurer. By: Michael A. Piscitello Noted for its annual plant sale which brightens campus offices, Sig- ma Omega Chi remains an integral part of the Daemen College commu- nity. With its induction of new members, Sigma Chi tries to unite these new sorority girls with the vi- tality this sorority has towards mak- ing Daemen a better place to live and share ideas. 96 Organizations Organizations 97 Turning Sig Ep! Sigma Phi Epsilon Executive Board: Row 1: Mark Bersani; Secretary, Joe McCrone; Recorder. Row 2: Rich Bommer; Controller, Chris Snyder; Presi- dent, Mark Nagel; Vice-President. Sigma Phi Epsilon Virtue, Diligence, and Brotherly Love. Row 1: Tim Stetin, Jim White, Greg Lowrey, Ray Dan Jumbo, Mark Bias, Rich Duffy. Row 2: John Baird, Rich Bommer; Controller, Joe McCrone; Recorder, Chris Snyder; President, Mark Nagel; Vice-Presi- dent, Mark Bersani; Secretary, Will F. Whelan. Row 3: Joe Waldner, John Plank, Jeff Cook, Howard Fay, Leo Sammon, Sean Farley, Kenny Caselnova, Lome Gloop Freidman, Gary Carter, C. Eric Zinnerstrom; Advisor. Row 4: Tom Smith, Charles Phillips, Mark Maisano, John Nu- clear Ackley, Pat O'Sullivan, Bill Geunther, Steve Horton, Mike Ster- lacci, Mike Coon, Vernon Scott. Sigma Phi Epsilon Pledges: Row 1: Tim Stetin, Greg Lowrey, Ken Caselnova, Rich Duffy, Mark Bias, Jim White. Row 2: Mike Sterlacci; Pledge Master, Vernon Scott, Sean Farley, John Plank, Gary T. Carter. America's Senior Class Officers Sitting: Joe Donnelly, President; Anna Cerasia, Treasurer; Standing: Colleen Mulkerin, Vice- President; Mark Nagel, Secretary. Junior Class Officers Gail Marchese, Public Rela- tions; Nancy Stewart, Secre- tary; Dave Emhof, Vice- President; John Pitsikoulis, President; Scott Brown, Pub- lic Relations. Missing: Toni Ann Gianfortone, S.A. Re- presentative; Debbie Florc- zak. Treasurer. 98 Organizations Sophomore Class Officers Row 1: Chris Opladen; Trust- ee Committee and Class D.J. , Ursula Brown; Execu- tive Board, Monica Zapata; Executive Board, Mary Beth Hopper; President, Chris Monaco; Trustee Committee. Row 2: Jen Munson; Treasur- er, Maria Comenzo; Secre- tary, Deb Harrington; S.A. Representative, Sue Yeoman; Vice-President. Freshmen Class Officers Row 1: Amy Menger; Secre- tary. Row 2: Kathy Mona- han; Treasurer, Rick Henry; President, Diane Hutchin- son; Vice-President. Missing: Val Vacanti; S.A. Represen- tative. Organizations 99 Delta Mu Delta The Business Administration Honor Soci- ety Sitting: Mark Maisano, Paula Eschberger Standing: Ruth Ritchell, Mr. Bryk; Advisor Joanne Notto, Laurie Edwards. Management Club Left to Right: Joanne Notto, Laurie Edwards, Rich Bom- mer, Mark Maisano, Mark Bersani. 100 Organizations Wick Desk Workers Row 1: Sue Schmidt, Courtney Edwards, Fran Pszczola, Byron Alzamora, Carolyn Duhart. Row 2: Dot Thom, Sue Yeoman, Kevin Tharp, Mary Jannicelli, Mike Pe- tronelli. Daemen Art Directors Row 1: Julie Kianof; Treasurer, Row 2: Mike Scamacca; President, Kim Kosinski; Vice- President, Sandy Upfold; Secretary. Organizations 101 Chorus Row 1: Lisa Marsello, Lisa Prior, Stephanie Harris, Stacy Kosteras, Patti Dwyer, Jill Everett. Row 2: Shin Shyan Lii, Sue Libassi, Annie Pecaric, Beth Bittner, Cathy McMaghan, Kim Mott, Leo Bronghton, Elizabeth Holt Brown. Row 3: Shirley Davis, Laureen Krawczyk, Rick Ruberto, Cathy Burburry, Lisa Ludwis, Theresa O'Connor. Row 4: John J.J. Jar- zynski, Joe Lein, Joe Ianni, Bill Bon- afede, Ned Bulkan, Virgil Hummett. Chamber Singers Row 1: Sue Libassi, Stephanie Harris, Jill Everett, Elizabeth Holt Brown. Row 2: Beth Bittner, Annie Pecaric, Theresa O'Connor, Shirley Davis. Row 3: Ned Bulkan, Bill Bonafede, Virgil Hummett. 102 Organizations Lambda Tau Row 1: Donna Guzdek, Tri- cia Coppola, Connie Braun- gart, Pam Czaja; Secretary. Row 2: Mrs. Ricotta; Advisor, Dawn MacTarnaghan, Karo- lyn Fabiszewski; Treasurer, Debbie Morreale; Vice-Presi- dent, Cindy Piskorz, Lisa Schweinsberg, Dawn Ed- ward, Missing: Jeanne Moore; President, Lisa Hunt- er; Historian. Organizations 103 Society Sitting: Mary Gennaro; Secretary Treasurer. Stand- ing: Kim Sailor; President, Dr. Edward Cuddy; Advi- sor, Cathy LePage; Vice-President. Phi Gamma Mu Honor Organization Assists Handicapped By: Jill Debus Daemen College has a group of students who are quite visible but lack a unified voice. Everybody's Organization is now being reformed to help this group. The group's function is to assist physically disabled students and to make others aware of the needs of the handicapped. Physically challenged students have felt for some time that they are put in a corner and ignored. Everybody's Organization hopes that students will not think that the disabled can be made happy by giving them their own club; physically challenged students need to be part of the entire college commu- nity not pushed aside. This group fosters social comtact and understanding between the handicapped and the non-handicapped. Everybody's Organization Row 1: Ellen Ruhlmann, Jill De- bus, Will Whelan. Row 2: Sha O'Connor, Ellen Lartz, Amy Pick- well, Mary Gennaro, Susan Pi- cerno. Row 3: Lisa Bowden, Lisa Keleher, DeAnna Bean, Kim Knowlton. Student Physical Therapy Association Row 1: Tina Hollis, Dot Thom, Pam Slocum, Yvonne Ginther. Row 2: Nancy Hoysic, Sherry Denmark, Barb Miller, Dorian Rose, Linda McConnell. Row 3: Laurie Sandell, Sue Badding, Joe Donnelly, Mark Pfohl, Ken Luka- siewicz, Mary Raimondi, Deborah Josbeno. 104 Organizations Accounting Club Sitting: Debbie Blum; President, Cathy LePage; Secretary. Standing: Jerome Bryk; Advisor, Fran Carson; Treasurer, Debbie Florczak, Mike Cobb. Missing: Mimie Cuddy; Vice-President. Tri Beta Officers Sitting: Sue Badding; Vice-President, Barb Miller; President. Standing: Laurie Sandell; Secretary, Sherry Denmark; Treasurer, Yvonne Ginther; Public Rela- tions. Organization 105 Commuter Council By: Debbie Schrimmel The Commuter plays an important role in the campus life of Daemen College. Com- muter Council has been suc- cessful in meeting the needs of commuters and sponsoring events open to the residents as well as the commuters. Events of the 1983-1984 school year included the 3rd Annual Mystery Bar Bus Tour, Toronto Christmas Shopping Spree and Sabres' College Night. Resident Council By: Mary Beth Hopper Resident Council is the voice of the resident students. Our organization is con- cerned with campus as well as community problems and various other activities such as Parent's Weekend and fundraisers. Resident Council works along with the admin- istration and the students to make Daemen College a safe, enjoyable place to be. Debbie Schrimmel, President; Andrea Ciordiano, Secretary; Debbie Florczak, Vice-Presi- dent; Dennis Ziolkowski, Julie Czajkowski. Missing: Jack Ihlenfeldt, S.A. Representative; Dave McMoil, Treasurer. Row I: Tony Gallegos, Valerie Vacanti, Terrie Michaud, Rick Henry, Penny Schwartz, Patty Dwyer, Adolph Kiah. Row 2: Karen Cardigan, Kevin Penharlow, William Doyle, Treasurer; Paul Lehmann, Advisor; Dot Thom, Vice- President; Dcbbi Credito, President; Mary Beth Hopper, Public Relations Officer; Ursula Brown, S.A. Representa- tive; John Norris. Row 3: Julie Bishop, Ann Eiss Robyn Willix, Amy Menger, Deb Blum, Maria Gargano, Gail Gaeta, Michelle Jordan, Gerry O'Brien, Jeanne MacWilliams, Barb Breedlove, Pam Ciruzzi, Marie Foley, Katherine Boyd, Marie Tulett. Row 4: Gail Marchese, Sue Yeoman, Chris Monaco, Mark Greenly, Vernon Scott, Stefane Blazina, Bill Bonafede, Jan Brogan, Mark Nuffer, Elizabeth Heler, Lloyd McConnell, Wendi Alfred, Jenny Bennett, Mary Raimondi. 106 Organizations English Club Gets Its Start Row 1: Ellen Ruhlmann, Holly Seeger; President, Audrey English. Row 2: Nancy Grasso, Bob Macre; Vice-President, Lisa Bowden; Secretary, Jerry Delgado. By: Robert Macre In October of 1983, Robert Macre and Holly Seeger, both English-Public Relations Students at Daemen, initiated the English Club. Since then it has picked up speed. Recently, officers of the 1983-84 academic year were elected. Students elected into office were: Holly See- ger; President, Robert Macre; Vice-President, and Lisa Bowden; Secretary. Howard Kubicki, a Graphic De- sign student is Art Editor for the newsletter. The Fac- ulty Advisor is Dr. Robert Morace, Chairman of the English Department. The English Club was started in an attempt to bring the students and faculty of the English Department together in order to initiate personal and intellectual growth. The club is also here to provide a better line of communication and understanding with the College and outside communities. Membership of the Club is open to English and English-Public Relations students of Daemen, and other interested students. Row 1: Tammy Dusen Nancy Grasso, Sue Picerno, Mary Gennaro, Mary Fitzgerald, Michael A. Piscitello. Row 2: Holly Seeger, Gina Pettitt, Jerry Delgado, Mike Sca- macca, Sharon-Kathleen O'Connor, Lisa Bowden, Chris Sanchez, Craig Sherlock. Row 3: Gerry O'Brien, Robert Macre, Richard Benslar. The Ascent By Robert Macre Editor-in-Chief The Daemen College stu- dent newspaper. The Ascent, is published bi-monthly with normally 8 to 12 pages. With the adaptation of the current layout in the fall, 1982 semester. The Ascent was given the opportunity to expand and improve its con- tent. This year was one of our best ones for new staff mem- bers. Our photographers, art- ists, and writers, as well as our business personnel, make up the almost twenty-five stu- dents on the staff. Students, whether on the staff or not, are always wel- come to contribute articles and suggestions to The As- cent. Such contributions are encouraged since it is a stu- dent newspaper. Organizations 107 United Student Caucus Sitting: James McClain, Au- drey S. English, Paul Messer, Maureen Leslie, Melissa Fulcher. Standing: Kimberly Guthrie, Valerie Barnes, Omar Lopez, Andrea Curtis. Transportation And Travel Management Club Susan Stardo; Treasurer, Su- san M. Covelli; Adivisor, Anna PeFanis; President, Eli- zabeth Quinn; Secretary, Su- san Aquino; Vice-President. 108 Organizations An Editor's Note Summit 1984 Sitting: Cathy LePage; Business Editor, Paul Hlushko; Layout Editor, Gail Mar- chese; Editor, Michael Piscitello; Editor. Row 2: Marie Tullett, Kelly Coons, Jan Brogan, Karen Ichter, Jananne Parker, Renee Vacanti, Stefane Blazina. Row 3: Janet Hall, Karen Anderson, Maria Co- menzo. Sue Yeoman, Vernon Scott, Chris Monaco. Missing: Joe Donnelly; Photog- raphy Editor, Jim Teator, Pat Flego, Chris Opladen, Mark Greenly, Mindy Robins. Administration And Faculty 109 By: Gail D. Marchese and Michael A. Piscitello The theme of this thirty-second volume of the SUMMIT is change and transition. Throughout the year, we have seen changes in the college community. We have tried to reflect these changes in the six sections of this book. With the help of volunteer students the faculty, this edition, more than any other, has shown that campus involvement will produce excellent results. We hope that this volume will help illustrate the stu- dent's involvement and will encourage more involvement in years to come. As you page through this book, we hope that you, the reader, will remember some of the highlights of this past year. Next year as the changes continue so will our staff. We will experience a new editor and new staff members. As the poem in the epilogue deals with venturing out into the world community, the changes that you have shared at Daemen will be like the ones you will experience out in the world. We hope that this SUMMIT has brought you a glimpse of what you will be facing in the years ahead. Together, A New Faculty, Administration, Deans And More Are Opening Our Minds Like Never Before. Presented With Ideas, Goals And Concepts, We Study And Struggle To Put Forth Our Best. Administration And Faculty Dr. Robert S. Marshall President Of Daemen College Mrs. Barbara Lion Secretary to the Board of Trustees 112 Faculty And Administration Mrs. Anne Sackett Secretary to the President Patricia E. Curtis Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of the College Gloria Shoemaker Secretary to the Dean of the College Mary Ann Rehnke Associate Dean of the College Cynthia Horey Secretary to the Associate Dean of the College Administration And Faculty 113 Accounting Staff: Sitting: Michael Dunphy, Adeline Siuda, Robert C. Beiswangler Jr. Standing: Miriam Haefner, Anne Ogorek, Mary Martino, Margaret Babcock, Christopher Schwartz, Denise Siuda, Joan Lobdell. Mr. Francis A. Balcerzak Vice-President for Business Affairs Ms. Liz Berent Secretary to the Associate Dean of Student Affairs 114 Administration And Faculty Mr. Paul Hughes Associate Dean of Student Affairs Brian D. Rusk Director of Public Affairs Admissions Staff: Sitting: Deborah N. Fargo, Maria P. Flournoy, An- drew J. Poleszak, Standing: Irene Fergus, Cathy Kinsella, William Kraus, Elaine Clark, Paul Guiffre, Elana Farkas. Administration And Faculty IIS Maria P. Flournoy Director of Admissions Paul Lehmann Director of Student Housing Mrs. Sue Robinson Secretary to the Director of Student Life Deb Palka Director of Student Activities Registrar's Office Staff: Sitting: Peg Higgins, Sister Catherine Mary Stalteri. Standing: Kim Petry, Annette Boudreau, Marie Weimer, Connie Carbone, Nina Pecoraro. 116 Administration And Faculty Rich Schaefer Director of Athletics rUtlreWl AM   Communications Skills Center: Marcia Langreck; Di- rector, Denise Henning. C. Eric Zinnerstrom Director of Academic Advisement Development and Alumni: Sitting: Cindy Valtin, Sue Pamer; Di- rector of Publications. Standing: Debra McLaughlin, Dr. Thomas Jambro; Director of Development. Paulette A. Anzelone Title III Coordinator Administration And Faculty 117 Community Laison: Glenda Washington, Rich- ard Horner. Cooperative Education: Patricia Arrigo, Alan DeBack; Director. 118 Administration And Faculty Deborah Scott More Director of Information Resources Management Career Placement, Planning and Counseling: Sitting: Nancy Hans; Director of Career Placement. Row 2: Jeanne Healy, O'Gene Donahue; Director of Career Planning and Counsel- ing, Julie Cammaleri. r Purchasing Department: Left to Right: Joe Falkowski; Direc- tor, Jonathon Wiggins, Rose Charanne. Missing: Sally Petko, Gertrude Costello. Administration And Faculty 119 Financial Aid: Left to Right: Maureen Kanaley, Heather McDonnell, Patricia Walker. Scholarshop (Bookstore): Sitting: Kathleen Adle, Standing: Laurie Grandits, Sharon Davis. Campus Ministry: Sister Ann Marie Ball, Father Don Measer. Learning Center Staff: Sitting: Theresa Turmer, Maryann Harley. Standing: Kenneth Jackson, Sue Carriero; Director, Paul Hlushko, Rose Baglio, Sarni Lincoln. Audio Visual Staff: David Siurtek; Audio Visual Technician. Health Claims Services: Lori Manzella, Angie Price. Print Shop: Left to Right: Marie Schick, James Klein, Mark 120 Administration And Faculty Witt. I Millie Mallow Switchboard Operator Library Staff: Sitting: Susan Allen, Glen Woike, Resa Lankes. Standing: Marge DeLuca, Kathleen Revelle, Mary Lynn Seanor, Rosalyn Anderson. Administration And Faculty 121 Food Service: Sitting: David Ford, Steven Muck, Sandi Angelo, Maggie Habicht. Standing: Louie Kaminski, Muhamad Salhe, Chris Pietrazak, Greg Majka, Andy Jemison, Jean Huebel, Ruby Ertel, Norma Finnegan, Mary- anne Stephano. Mrs. D. Shehan Resident Manager Board Of Trustees 1. Charles L. Lumsden Chairman 2. Jean R. Oshei Vice Chairmen 3. Robert S. Marshall President (ex officio) 4. Karen Allen O.S.F. 5. Caroline Hassett Buerk 6. Kevin D. Cox 7. James J. Daly, Jr. 8. Robert E. Eck 9. M. Paula Fox O.S.F. 10. Pamela Ryan Jacobs 11. Mary S. Martino 12. Thomas F. McGowan 13. George J. Measer 14. Milton Milstein 15. Henry J. Nowak 16. A. Neville Procter 17. Kathleen Rimar O.S.F. 18. John R. Shearer 19. William A. Ulmark 20. Paul A. Willax 21. M. Angelice Vogt O.S.F. Trustees Emeriti Not Pictured: Edward P. Gueth Jr. Vice Chairman Secretary-Treasurer Ellen C. Banks William W. Kimmins Jr. Trustees Emeriti 122 Administration And Faculty Art Left to Right: Carol A. Town- send, Chairperson; Professor James K. Y. Kuo, Bruce E. Marzahn, Dennis W. Barra- clough. Missing: Professor James A. Allen, Margaret E. Bacon, John Davis, Dr. Jeanne File O.S.F., Mary Jane Lewandowski, Richard White. Administration And Faculty 123 Business Administration Row 1: Sue Covelli, Majid Ahma- dian, Shirley Ayer, Dean Lewis. Row 2: S. Prattipati, Jerome Bryk, Stanley Ross, John Sung. 124 Administration And Faculty Education Sitting: Dr. Alfred W. Zielonka, Dr. Edward J. McMahon, Chairperson. Standing: Mrs. Mildred Stafford, Mrs. Virginia Suhalla. A Administration And Faculty 125 English And Theatre Arts 126 Administration And Faculty 1. Rev. John Buerk; Guest Speaker, G. Roman Shchurowsky 2. Dr. Ann Colley and class 3. Chris Wilson 4. Jean Hutchinson 5. Gayle Thomas History And Government P Sitting: Ruth Palumbo, Dr. John Starkey. Standing: Dr. Edward Cuddy, Bill Predmore. 128 Administration And Faculty Mathematics And Computer Science Sitting: Martha Welte. Standing: Daryl Travnicek, Chairper- son; Dr. Victor Saks. a Administration And Faculty 129 Medical Records Administration Marlene Vastola, JoAnn Muller, Chairper- son. Missing: Martha Clement. 130 Administration And Faculty rna m Virginia Kotlarz, Shirley Snyder, Mary Ricotta; Chairperson. Medical Technology Administration And Faculty 131 Music Claudio Vasquez, Chester Mais. Missing: Nancy Browne, Katheryn Bumpass, Paul Stencel. 132 Administration And Faculty d Nursing Sitting: Pat Doremus, Pat Hoen. Stand- ing: Mary Ann Yates, Elizabeth Ianno- pollo. 134 Administration And Faculty k - I Philosophy, Religion And Humanities Sitting: James Moran. Standing: Charles Sabatino, Charles Reedy. Missing: James O'Leary, Chairman. 136 Administration And Faculty Sociology Sitting: Terry Ruefli, George Siefert, Chairperson Standing: Isabel MacAulay, Mary Judith Feny vesi, S.S.S 138 Administration And Faculty Newly Staffed Center For Professional Development Provides Individual Attention For Students by: The Ascent This September brought the move of the Continu- ing Education, Cooperative Education, and the Com- munity Liaison Offices to 18E. Now these offices along with the Counseling and Placement offices are collectively known as the new Center For Professional Development. The Placement Office, headed by Nancy Hans, aids students and alumni with securing employment in their career field or pursuit of advanced study. The Cooperative Education Program is designed to supplement st students; academic programs with pro- fessionally related work experience. Headed by Alan DeBack, COOP places students with a variety of em- ployers in the community. The Department of Continuing Education is headed by Rosemary Goi. This office is responsible for the recruitment of non-traditional students, coordination of advisement for part-time, and the design and im- plementation of credit free programs for both profes- sional ans personal development. Richard Horner heads the Commun;ty Liasion of- fice. This position was created to expand Daemen's commitment to participate in a wide variety of com- munity and public service activities. The Liaison en- deavors to establish off-campus contacts with busin- esses and community leaders. Lastly, the Career Planning and Counseling Office, under the direction of O'Gene Donahue, is set up to counsel students for such things as personal goals and problems, marriage counseling, and drug counseling. By: Tammy Dusen The Communication Skills Center is located on the ground floor of Lourdes Hall. The Center was first desigend by Dean Curtis and Debbie Scott More, under the TitleLIII Grant for the main purpose of having something modern for the stu- dent. The Center is headed by Marcia Langreck. She feels that the center assists students in three pri- mary ways: 1) it provides students with such skills as speed reading and study skills, 2) it helps students with class work of strenous courses, 3) it gives students some academic extras . Students are able to come into the Center to learn how to operate a computer at their own pace and at no extra cost. Seeing a student learn something new and not having to grade the work gives Mrs. Langreck much satisfaction. In closing, she commented: Anyone who needs help can just come in. Communications Skills Center Is Now Open Administration And Faculty 139 Daemen Appoints Two New Deans By: Robert Macre This past January, Daemen President Dr. Robert S. Marshall introduced his Initiative For Growth program to the college administration. This program was designed to help further the development of Daemen College in several significant areas. One of these programs is the reorganization of the administration. Effective in July were two newly established associate dean positions. The Growth Program called for integration at all levels of academic and non- academic functions, thus the move by the adminitration to acquire two new associate deans. The actual titles are Associate Dean of Student Affairs (filled by Paul Hughes) and Associate Dean of the College (filled by Mary Ann Rehnke). Dean Paul Hughes is the former Director of Services of Disadvantaged Students of Johnston State College. Prior to that position, he was Dean of Students at Mercy College in Dobbs Ferry, N.Y. He will be responsible primarily for the student affairs area. Dean Mary Ann Rehnke was formally a professor and Dean at Northern Kentucky University. She will be responsible primarily for the academic affairs area. One other area that will aid in the academic and non-academic exper- iences at Daemen, aside from the new deans, is the faculty review of all dgree programs and core curriculum requirements. Patricia E. Curtis, Dean of the College is very enthusistic with these moves. She hopes that this will help make all parts of the college mesh so that the student's total experience here leads to growth, development, knowledge and expertise. Daemen College Honors Sister Jeanne File O.S.F. For Thirty-Five Years Of Service by: Thirty-Fifth Anniversary Planning Committee It is very rare that one individual will dedicate herself to teach at one institution of learning. Sister Jeanne File is one of few who has accomplished this feat. She was the chairperson of the Art Department from 1948, when the college opened, until 1972. During her career at Dae- men, she pioneered television courses for credit and directed over thirty forty-five minute programs entitled Introduction to Art aired on WNED-TV. Sister Jeanne holds a Ph.D. from the Catholic University of America. Her interest in the art world has encouraged her to research courses of study for the New York State Curriculum Committee, and to publish Current Concepts of Art for her Alma Mater. She has also edited and written for many art periodicals. Daemen College honors Dr. Jeanne File, O.S.F., for her thirty- five years of dedicated service. Her enthusiasm and influence in the college community will endure for many years to come. As a tribute to this service, the Dr. Jeanne File O.S.F. Art Scholarship Fund was established in July of 1983. The purpose of this fund is to assist academically qualified students majoring in art art edu- cation. Students selected for the award must submit an art port- folio for evaluation and have achieved a high level of academic performance. 140 Administration And Faculty In Memory Andre J. Hannotte 1926—1983 He once told a newspaper reporter (in The Buffa- lo News): ''I've always liked to work with my hands. I'm a born peasant. Oh, I know with this Labor Day I will turn into a Professor once more, but I will still be a peasant. The Doe (To Andre) Not just her beauty burns my mind- Silky pearlgrey coat, moist brown eyes Pinktinged ears pointed and delicate. She came crashing, carefree, careless through The Autumn wood staight on. Then twenty feet away Started by a voice, she stopped - so suddenly Her breath came rushing on in trembling gasps Stockstill she stood a timeless, fractured while Poised - posing. Then with a perfect tour jete She disappeared among the dappling trees No, not mere loveliness disturbs my soul And spawns vague fear within my awe filled heart: In interrupted freedom, in joy intruded By the unexpected, in panic, even terror - in all She never faltered, never lost her grace. Elizabeth S. O'Neil By: Sharon-Kathleen O'Connor On July 24, 1983, Mr. Andre J. Hannotte, a well-known foreign lan- guage teacher at Daemen died of cancer. He was born in 1926, in Verviers, Belgium, where he attended high school; he later attended law school at the Universite Catholique de Louvain. He then served in the Belgian Army in World War II and rose to the rank of Sergeant before the war ended. He came to America in 1948 and worked his way through college, earning his Bachelors degree from the University of New York, and his Master's in French from Teacher's College of Columbia University. He taught in two high schools before coming to Rosary Hill College as an instructor later, then an Assistant Professor of French. He left in 1964 to be a Coordinator of Foreign Languages in the Williamsville School District, but returned to Daemen College as an Associate Professor of French. After that, except for one Sabatical leave. Monsieur Hannotte stayed with Daemen College. Over the summers, he taught in high schools and colleges and worked at various blue collar jobs. Professor Hannotte was known by most of the Daemen faculty, and his jokes cheered many a depressed person. But people most of all will re- member his courage. Andre Hannotte was never a quitter. He helped all of his students and friends to look at the brighter side of life. He had a ready smile, a cheerful laugh, and encouraging words that made people realize that life is not all bad. Even while he was faced with a brain tumor, months of radiation therapy treatment, and constant pain and suffering. Monsieur Hannotte smiled. Monsieur Hannotte, from the teachers that knew you, and from the students you taught, we would all like you to know, we will always love and miss you. Memoriam 141 ! Longing To See What Life Has In Store. We Cleanse Ourselves Of Our Childhood Thoughts And Fears, To Become Educated Professionals In Just A Few Years. Ellen B. Bentley B.S. Physical Therapy Cecilia M. Berry B.S. Business Administration Class Of 1984 145 John James Ackley B.A. Computer Science Cindy Bacon B.S. Physical Therapy Janet Taheke Banks B.F.A. Art Painting Valerie A. Baier B.S. Business Administration Accounting Richard A. Bensler Jr. B.S. Business Administration Marketing ' ' Kandice Butcher B.S. Physical Therapy Donna Camejo B.S. Natural Science Biology Barbara April Blaine B.S. Art Education Mark Bersani B.S. Business Administration Management Robbie Bovier B.S. Physical Therapy JoAnne Bongiovanni B.S. Elementary Education Kathryn E. Booth ] B.S. Nursing Connie S. Braungart B.S. Medical Technology Ann M. Buonaccorsi B.S. Business Administration Accounting Kathleen M. Burghardt B.S. Physical Therapy 146 Class Of 1984 Margaret Campobello B.A. Social Work Penny Coll B.A. Psychology Tammy L. Carpenter B.S. Biology Francis Carson B.S. Accounting Patricia L. Coppola B.S. Medical Technology Michele A. Carter B.S. Physical Therapy Jack Avery Cottrell B.A. History and Government Class Of 1984 147 Dianne Lee Davis B.S. Medical Records Administration Geraldo Delgado Camille Deni B.A. English Public Relations B.F.A. Graphic Design Debra Ann Credito B.S. Medical Records Administration Arleen T. DiCaprio B.S. Special Education Joseph M. Donnelly B.S. Physical Therapy Gwendolyn Duhart B.A. Psychology Sue Ann Edel B.S. Transportation and Travel Management 148 Class Of 1984 Dawn M. Edward Laurie L. Edwards Marla M. Emo B.S. Medical Technology B.S. Business B.A. Social Work Administration Management Audrey S. English B.A. English Public Relations Dawn S. Erbes B.S. Business Administration Marketing John D. Evans B.S. Physical Therapy Howard J. Fay III B.A. History and Government Class Of 1984 149 Melchiore V. Firetto B.S. Elementary Education Paul V. Firetto B.S. Elementary Education Nancy A. Giglio B.S. Education Donna Gulick B.S. Physical Therapy 150 Class Of 1984 Patricia Haberman B.S. Natural Science Donna Lynn Guzdek B.S. Medical Technology Debbie Gutowski B.A. Social Work Susan E. Gast B.S. Nursing Annette M. Giovannetti B.S. Physical Therapy Therese Gay B.S. Business Administration Mary M. Gennaro B.A. History and Government Christine ]. Hochulski B.S. Nursing Ruth M. Hunt B.A. Psychology Nancy R. Hoysic B.S. Physical Therapy Sheila James B.S. Business Administration Marketing Betty J. Kelley B.S. Business Administration Class Of 1984 151 Paul John Hlushko B.S. Physical Therapy I Margaret Hall B.S. Business Management Deborah A. Hebelen B.S. Biology Sharon L. Held B.S. Physical Therapy Christopher Hock B.A. Social Work Karen T. Kilian B.A. Social Work Marianne Koeppel B.A. Computer Science Dawn Marie Krigier B.S. Business Administration Joseph S. Lachcik Jr. B.S. Medical Records Administration 152 Class Of 1984 Catherine M. LePage B.S. Accounting Maureen Leslie B.S. Medical Records Administration Lynn Lewandowski B.S. Physical Therapy Mary C. Kilbridge B.S. Medical Records Administration Ronald J. Kozlowski B.S. Accounting Kim Marie Kosinski B.F.A. Graphic Design George Linehan B.A. Mathematics Ann Louise Marie Liccione B.S. Physical Therapy Karen M. Lillis B.S. Physical Therapy Catherine M. Lipani B.S. Physical Therapy Kenneth Lukasiewicz B.S. Physical Therapy Class Of 1984 153 Robert Macre B.A. English Public Relations Mark Maisano B.S. Business Administration Management Frances J. Martin B.A. Humanities Dawn MacTarnaghan B.S. Medical Technology Eugenia Matthews B.S. Business Administration Accounting Grace Meatley B.A. History and Government 154 Class Of 1984 Mary Clare McDonald B.S. Elmementary Education Catherine Ann Mederski B.S. Art Education James McClain B.A. Humanities Rosemarie Ann McGuire B.S. Nursing Majorie May B.S. Physical Therapy Collen P. McMullen B.S. Art Education Mary Alice O'Brien B.S. Physical Therapy Ann Beth Palmer B.A. Humanities Mark E. Nagel Linda N. Nau B.S. Physical Therapy B.A. Psychology Colleen M. Mulkerin Cheryl Nadrich B.A. Social Work B.S. Elementary Education Mary Ann Nolan Matrece Norris B.S. Medical Records B.A. Humanities Administration Class Of 1984 155 156 Class Of 1984 Cynthia Piskorz B.S. Medical Technology Sandra Powell B.S. Business Administration Marketing Lydia L. Preston B.FA Graphic Design Scott D. Peterson B.S. Biology Karen A. Price B.S. Physical Therapy Susan M. Pieemo B.A. Social Work Andrette D. Pinkney ILS. Business Administration Business Education Elizabeth Quinn B.S. Transportation and Travel Management Pamela Anne Rose B.S. Medical Record Administration Mary E. Rostiser B.S. Medical Record Administration Kimmarie Sailor B.A. Psychology Special Education E)onna Saver B.S. Nursing Frank Scamacca B.S. Business Administration Management Michael Scamacca B.F.A. Graphic Design Class Of 1984 157 Mary G. Raimondi B.S. Physical Therapy Holly L. Seeger B.A. English Theresa A. Scelsa Donna M. Schmid B.S. Transportation and Travel B.S. Nursing Management ■Mary Elaine Schneider, OSF Lisa Jo Schweinsberg B.S. Nursing B.S. Medical Technology Jonathan C. Sherlock B.S. Medical Record Administration 158 Class Of 1984 Rosemarie Tomczyk B.S. Medical Technology Mary Ann Topper B.A. Psychology Mary Summers B.S. Business Management Janet M. Stroh B.A. Social Work Winifred Sullivan B.A. Social Work Class Of 1984 159 Janet L Trapani B.S. Physical Therapy Gregory J. Yager Suzanne Marie Yessian B.S. Art B.S. Physical Therapy Sandra Upfold B.F.A. Fine Arts Mark Zuppa B.S. Accounting 160 Class Of 1984 Katherine E. Weber B.F.A. Graphic Design Kelly S. Willman B.S. Physical Therapy Class Of 1984 Directory John James Ackley 285 Scamridge Court B4 Williamsville, New York 14221 Susan Aquino 1267 Smith Road Swormville, New York 14146 Cindy Bacon 107 Elaine Avenue Syracuse, New York 13212 Valerie A. Baier 37 Rosedale Boulevard Amherst, New York 14226 Janet Taheke Banks 859 Northland Avenue Buffalo, New York 14215 Richard A. Bensler Jr. 12 Linda Drive Newburgh, New York 12550 Ellen B. Bentley 3311 Brown Street Collins, New York 14034 Cecilia M. Berry 604 Byford Boulevard Endwell, New York 13760 JrT Mark Bersani 88 Leicester Kenmore, New York 14217 Barbara April Blaine 113 Washington Street Groveland, Massachusetts 08134 JoAnne Bongiovanni 2 White Birch Circle Rochester, New York 14624 Kathryn E. Booth 94 Dubonnet Drive Depew, New York 14043 Robbie Bovier 32 Vine Street Batavia, New York 14020 Connie S. Braungart 219 Forest Hill Road Williamsville, New York 14221 162 Class Of 1984 Directory Ann M. Buonaccorsi 845 Union Road West Seneca, New York 14224 Kathleen M. Burghardt 80 Fruehauf Avenue Snyder, New York 14226 Kandice Butcher RD. 2 Butcher Road South Dayton, New York 14138 Donna Camejo 261 Lenox Road Brooklyn, New York 11226 Margaret Campobello 173 Vine Street Batavia, New York 14020 Tammy L. Carpenter 44 William Street Hudson Falls, New York 12839 Francis Carson RD. 2 North Road Oswego, New York 13126 Michele A. Carter 217 Henry Street Herkimer, New York 13350 4k . j A Anna B. Cerasia 142 West Street Gloversville, New York 12078 Penny Coll 9225 Riggs Road Adelphi, Maryland 20783 Patricia L. Coppola 48 Rochelle Park Tonawanda, New York 14150 Jack A. Cottrell 916 Delaware Apt. 2B Buffalo, New York, 14209 Debra Ann Credito P.O. Box 167 Aristes, Pennsylvania 17920 Dianne Lee Davis RD. 2 Box 6 Newark Ville, New York 13811 ■v Geraldo Delgado 346 E. 156th Street New York, New York 10451 Camille Deni 68 Valley Brook Lane East Amherst, New York 14051 Arleen T. DiCaprio 6 E. View Place Point Jervis, New York 12771 Joseph M. Donnelly 246 Brinkman Avenue Buffalo, New York 14221 Gwendolyn Duhart 2104 Noyes Street Utica, New York 13502 Sue Ann Edel 616 Charlette Place Sewickley, Pennsylvania 15143 Dawn M. Edward 41 Rosemead Lane Cheektowaga, New York 14227 Laurie L. Edwards 34 Lewis Road Akron, New York 14001 Marla M. Emo R.D. 2 Avoca, New York 14809 Audrey S. English 940 East 45th Street Brooklyn, New York 11203 Dawn S. Erbes 4938 Clinton Street West Seneca, New York 14224 John D. Evans 449 70th Street Niagara Falls, New York 14304 Howard J. Fay III 127 Cattaragus Drive Rochester, New York 14623 Melchiorre V. Firetto 465 North 13th Street Newark, New Jersey 07107 Paul V. Firetto 465 North 13th Street Newark, New Jersey 07107 Susan E. Gast 12 A Parklane Court Williamsville, New York 14221 Mary M. Gennaro 9 Marlee Drive Tonawanda, New York 14150 Nancy A. Giglio 421 Clover Ridge Drive Syracuse, New York 33206 Annette M. Giovannetti 12 Sandbeach Drive Auburn, New York 13021 Donna Gulick RFD 2 Franklinville, New York 14737 Debbie Gutowski 565 Mapleview Road Cheektowaga, New York 14225 Donna Lynn Guzdek 10 Manning Road Amherst, New York 14226 Patricia Haberman 79 Treehaven Road Buffalo, New York 14215 Margaret Hall 1015 Grandconcourse Bronx, New York 10452 Deborah A. Hebelen 5982 Seufert Road Orchard Park, New York 14227 Sharon L. Held 2 Hampton Road Mendham, New Jersey 07945 Paul John Hlushko 782 North Broadway Yonkers, New York 10701 Christine J„Huchulski 22 Nancy Place Cheektowaga, New York 14227 Christopher Hock 41 Ridgewood Avenue Middletown, New York 10940 Nancy R. Hoysic 2526 Browncroft Boulevard Rochester, New York 14625 Ruth M. Hunt 12792 Broadway Alden, New York 14004 Sheila James 4 Harlow Park Rochester, New York 14608 Betty J. Kelley 186 Nassau Avenue Kenmore, New York 14217 Mary C. Kilbridge 152 Center Street Bridgewater, Massachusetts 02324 Karen T. Kilian 1515 Avenue A Waterveliet, New York 12189 Marianne Koeppel 126 Zoerb Avenue Cheektowaga, New York 14225 Kim Marie Kosinski 176 Charlescrest Court West Seneca, New York 14224 Ronald J. Kozlowski 11055 Westwood Road Alden, New York 14004 Dawn Marie Krigier 23 Woodview Drive Depew, New York 14043 Joseph S. Lachcik Jr. 196 South Union Road Williamsville, New York 14221 Catherine M. LePage 2103 Ferry Avenue Niagara Falls, New York 14301 Maureen Leslie 1263 Eastern Parkway Brooklyn, New York 11213 | Lynn Lewandowski 15 Milton Drive Lancaster, New York 14086 i Ann Louise Marie Liccione 231 Campus Drive 1 Amherst, New York 14226 Karen M. Lillis 193 Briarhuret Drive Tonawanda, New York 14150 George Linehan 10 Hewes Street Brentwood, Catherine M. Lipani 80 Lemoyn Avenue Rochester, New York 14612 Kenneth Lukasiewicz 823 Perry Street Buffalo, New York 14210 Robert Macre 10 Varick Court Rockville Centre, New York 11570 Dawn MacTarnaghan 360 Rowley Road Depew, New York 14043 Mark Maisano 57 Pryor Avenue Tonawanda, New York 14150 Frances J. Martin 163 Cherrywood Williamsville, New York 14221 Eugenia Matthews 152 Humboldt Parkway Buffalo, New York 14214 Marjorie May 5894 Lake Avenue Orchard Park, New York 14127 James McClain 234 Jefferson Avenue 4C Buffalo, New York 14204 Mary Claire McDonald 146 Brookside Drive West Seneca, New York 14220 Rosemarie Ann McGuire 173 Norwalk Avenue Buffalo, New York 14216 Colleen P. McMullen 53 Carriage Circle Williamsville, New York 14221 Grace Meatley 15 Schenck Court Brooklyn, New York 11207 Catherine Ann Mederski 20 Marywood Drive Depew, New York 14043 Colleen M. Mulkerin 69 Beacon Street Norwalk, Connecticut 06851 Class Of 1984 Directory 163 Cheryl Nadrich 181 Ranch Trail Williamsville, New York 14221 Mark E. Nagel 224 Sandford Avenue Dunellen, New Jersey 08812 Linda N. Nau 85 Merrimac Street Buffalo, New York 14214 Mary Ann Nolan 19 Lakeside Drive Castleton, New York 12033 Matrece Norris 10 Burnie Lane Buffalo, New York 14204 Mary Alice O'Brien 107 Cunard Road Buffalo, New York 14216 Ann Beth Palmer 20 Marywood Drive Depew, New York 14043 Michelle A. Paxson 2700 Sweet Home Road North Tonawanda, New York 14120 Scott D. Peterson Rt. 1 Tucker Terrace Massena, New York 13662 Susan M. Picerno 366 Harrison Avenue Kenmore, New York 14223 Andrette D. Pinkney P.O. Box 348 Amherst, New York 14226 Cynthia Piskorz 15 Kaufman Road Cheektowaga, New York 14225 Sandra Powell 120 Terrace Park Rochester, New York 14619 Lydia L. Preston 34 Leocrest Court West Seneca, New York 14224 Karen A. Price RD. 1 Box 303 Nichols, New York 13812 164 Class Of 1984 Directory Elizabeth Quinn 25 Old Lyme Road-8 Amherst, New York 14221 Mary G. Raimondi 215 51st Street Lindenhu, New York 11757 Pamela Anne Rose 5112 Upper Mt. Road Lockport, New York 14094 Mary E. Rostiser 2725 King Street Endwell, New York 13760 Kimmarie Sailor 119 Mariemont Avenue Buffalo, New York 14220 Donna Sauer 48 Christen Court Lancaster, New York 14086 Frank Scamacca 1390 Colvin Boulevard Kenmore, New York 14223 Michael Scamacca 1390 Colvin Boulevard Kenmore, New York 14223 Theresa A. Scelsa 2 Winfred Court Bloomingle, New Jersey 07403 Mary Elaine Schneider O.S.F. 200 Newburgh Avenue Amherst, New York 14215 Lisa Jo Schweinsberg 1620 Broadway Buffalo, New York 14212 Holly L. Seeger 206 Lou Ann Drive Depew, New York 14043 Jonathan C. Sherlock Box 21 Niverville, New York 12130 Elizabeth Shiel 130 Valley Brook Lyndhurst, New Jersey 07071 Sharon A. Slahucka 713 Elm Street Endicott, New York 13760 Rebecca R. Smith 156 Burbank Drive Snyder, New York 14226 David Stevenson 111 West Park Street Albion, New York 14411 Janet M. Stroh 45 Beale Avenue Cheektowaga, New York 14225 Winifred Sullivan 6 Hedge Court 3 Amherst, New York 14226 Mary Summers 64 Fruehauf Avenue Snyder, New York 14226 Rosemarie Tomczyk 93 Elmtree Road Hamburg, New York 14075 Mary Ann Topper 561 Downing Street Buffalo, New York 14220 Janet L. Trapani 54 Wegman Auburn, New York 13021 Sandra Upfold 343 Brock Street Fort Erie, Ontario Canada Katherine E. Weber 1400 Millersport 318 Amherst, New York 14226 Kelly S. Willman 172 Main Street Akron, New York 14002 Gregory J. Yager 16 Narragensett Road Buffalo, New York 14220 Suzanne Marie Yessian 823 Miller Lane Martinsville, New Jersey 08836 Mark Zuppa 69 Jane Lane Depew, New York 14043 Jayne Zwierzynski 811 Placek Drive Johnson Court, New York 13790 —.......................................................................................................... - ' ——---------------------------------------------r-r r— - M ,, _ Colophon The SUMMIT is a chartered student publication and is the official yearbook of Daemen College. Fund- ing is provided through the student activity fee and is administered by the Student Association. Volume Thirty-Two of the SUMMIT was printed by Jostens American Yearbook Company, a division of Jostens Incorporated. The SUMMIT'S Jostens repre- sentative was David Riley of East Aurora, New York. The cover design features a four color reproduction of the Letchworth State Park Falls. The cover was produced by the Tru-Life Cover Program with a pro- tective Litho Varnish Coating. All printing was com- pleted by the offset lithography process utilizing the Miller TP38 press. Smyth-sewn binding was done in plant for eleven sixteen page signatures, trimmed to a 8V2 by 11 size, rounded and backed with matching headbands. Paper stock was 80 lb. Warren gloss enamel. The endsheets were transicolor Adobe Tan. All copy was is Palatino and Palatino Bold. Body copy was eleven point and captions in 10 point. Head- lines range from sixty point to eighteen point. All black and while and color photography which appears in the SUMMIT were taken by Daemen Col- lege students and Varden Studios. The class of 1984 portraits were taken by Varden Studios of Buffalo, New York. The SUMMIT'S Varden representatives were Jim McGee of Rochester, New York and Muriel Held of Buffalo, New York. All film processing was done by Kodak Laboratories of Rochester, New York. The SUMMIT was distributed in May 1984 after a press run of four hundred copies for its one hundred seventy-six pages. ® Copyright SUMMIT 1984. All Rights Reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced without permission of the Daemen Col- lege Student Association. The SUMMIT 1984 staff would like to acknowledge the following people for their contributions. Without their help and cooperation, there would be no publica- tion of the yearbook. ever-helping advisor Mrs. Susan Lehmann, and final- ly to all our parents for their patience and coopera- tion. Acknowledgements Admissions Staff Liz Berent Mr. John Davis Elana Farkas Mrs. Andre Hannotte Muriel Held Edward L. Kasprzak Jim Klein Student Association The Ascent Barbara Lion Jim McGee David Riley Ann Sackett Purchasing Office Registrar's Office Finally a special thanks to all our instructors, our Colophon And Acknowledgements 165 And now looking through the glass, the visions are hazed. Fading the never ending memories of those distant days. Although now removed from our minds' eye sight. These one hundred seventy-five pages should have shed a new light. Recalling the numerous changes that the seasons did send. As the rain changed to snow, then back to rain again. With this flowing swiftness the months did pass. From the timid introductions to terrible finals at last. Through this time together we could not help but grow, Producing an administration, a faculty, a student more bold. We accepted the challenges contemporaries did bring. Reflecting not knowledge, but intelligence, the more important being. At gatherings, and parties this closeness continued to form. Bringing all together, whether from home, off-campus, or dorms. To make a strong community of a hundred score. Tiny insignificant figures, we were no more. Although many are leaving, faced with choices or success. They go forth with luck, love and learning, as they put forth their best. Into an ocean, to find their own rivers or streams. To enter a new phase of life, and accomplish their dreams. So, just as the waterfall brings on the new and removes the old, A reflection of our lives, on these pages unfold. Although this final look may bring back good and bad. Recall that the times always seemed easier, because they were shared. 166 Epilogue Reflections Now Unfold Of The • • • Numerous Changes The Seasons Did Send Epilogue 169 Silver Patrons Congratulations and Love to Laurie Edwards From Mom and Dad Walt and Caroline Edwards 34 Lewis Road Akron, New York 14001 Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Giovannetti 12 Sand Beach Drive Auburn, New York 13021 Compliments of: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Whelan 361 15th Street West Babylon, New York 11704 t Special Patron Robert Baier Family 37 Rosedale Blvd. Eggertsville, N.Y. 14226 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Booth Kathryn E. Booth 94 Dubonnet Drive Depew, N. Y. 14043 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Braungart 219 Forest Hill Drive Williamsville, N.Y. 14221 Susan Bryant 4615 Boncrest East Williamsville, New York 14221 Good-Luck to the Class of '84 from Lynn Phyllis at Butcher Crest Farm! Butcher Road South Dayton, N.Y. 14138 Mr. and Mrs. George C. Caruso 4646 Crossicks-Hamilton Square Road Trenton, New Jersey 08191 Good Luck, Penny. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Coll 9225 Riggs Road Adelphi, Md. 20783 Mr and Mrs. William J. Erbes Jr. Ms. Dawn S. Erbes 4938 Clinton St. West Seneca, N.Y. 14224 Mr. and Mrs. Kennwth E. Eschberger Kenneth E. Eschberger 50 Lynnette Ct. Cheektowaga, N.Y. 14227 Best Wishes from the Gennaro Family Mr. and Mrs. Vito Gennaro 9 Marlee Dr. Tonawanda, New York 14150 Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Gerth 163 Ladner Avenue Buffalo, New York 14220 Martin and Jacqueline Hannah Jacqueline R. Hannah 110 N. Cayuga Rd. Williamsville, N.Y. 14221 Yeah, Bear! The Held Family 2 Hampton Road Mendham, New Jersey 07945 Good Luck and Success to Paul J. Hlushko and all the Graduates of 1984 Mr. and Mrs. Dmytro and Rose M. Hlushko 782 N. Broadway Yonkers, N.Y. 10701 Kim Marie Kosinski Mr. and Mrs William C. Kosinski 176 Charlescrest Ct. West Seneca, New York 14224 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Leandowski 15 Milton Dr. Lancaster, New York 14086 Mr. and Mrs. George D. Linehan Jr. 10 Stewes St. Brentwood, N.Y. 11717 Kenneth M. Lukasiewicz Kenneth Lukasiewicz 823 Perry St. Buffalo, N.Y. 14210 Best Wishes and Good Luck to the Class of 1984 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Macre 10 Varick Court Rockville, Centre, N.Y. 11570 We're proud of you. Dawn ! Mr. and Mrs. James C. MacTarnaghan 360 Rowley Road Depe, New York 14043 Good Luck Seniors of '84 Colleen P. McMullen 53 Carriage Circle Williamsville, N.Y. 14221 Best of Luck Edward Joan Rose Edward C. Rose 5112 Upper Mountain Rd. Lockport, New York 14094 Mr. Mrs. A.E. Schick A. Schick 129 Robert Dr. Lancaster, N.Y. 14086 Mr. Mrs. John Scura 803 S. Lincoln Rd. East Rochester, N.Y. 14445 Karen A. Shaw 21 Washington Avenue Batavia, New York 14020 Mr. Mrs. Michael A. Trapani 54 Wegman St. Auburn, N.Y. 13021 R.J. Yessian for Suzanne 823 Miller La. Martinsville, N.J. 08836 Mr. Mrs. Anthony J. Zuppa 69 Jane Lane Depew, N.Y. 14043 Patrons Mr. Mrs. J. Baj’sarowicz 2591 Milburn Avenue Baldwin, New York 11510 Mr. Mrs. Daniel B. Rabent 78 Second Ave. Lancaster, N.Y. 14086 Sponsors The Family of Maryann Cox Mr. and Mrs. John Cox 149 Heights Drive Yonkers, N.Y. 10710 Mr. and Mrs. S.E. Mintline 12 Dussault Drive Latham, New York 12110 Student Patrons Henry F. Piotrowski Pamela Anne Rose Patrons 173 AAA Abdou, Nick 48, 94 Ackley, John James 97, 145, 162 Acosta, Edder 48 Adams, Carolyn 35 Adle, Kathleen 119 Ahmadian, Majid 124 Albayed, Zuhair 43 Alexander, Dr. Phyllis 133 Alfred, Wendy 21, 109 Allen, James A. 123 Allen, Karen O.S.F. 122 Allen, Susan 121 Alzamora, Byron 32, 94, 101 Amsyznski, Kathy 35 Anderson, Karen 21, 109 Anderson, Rosalyn 121 Andrades, Denise 21, 95 Angelo, Sandi 121 Angiolillo, Kathy 21 Anzelone, Paulette A. 117 Aquino, Susan 108, 145, 162 Aranibar-Merrill L 127 Armenia, Gina 40 Arrigo, Patricia 118 Assermily, Sharon 21 Atmaca, A. Hakan 29 Auty, Ron 24 Ayer, Shirley 124 Ayres, Sue 20, 52 BBB Babb, Chondra 35, 95 Babcock, Margaret 114 Babcock, Sally 43 Bacon, Cindy 145, 162 Bacon, Margaret E. 123 Badding, Sue 104, 105 Baglio, Rose 120 Baier, Valerie A. 145, 162 Baird, John 51, 93, 97 Balcerzak, Mr. Francis A. 114 Ball, Sister Ann Marie 119 Banks, Ellen C 122, 137 Banks, Janet Taheke 145, 162 Baptiste, Theresa 20 Bardwell, Ralph 31 Barnes, Valerie 21, 108 Barraclough, Dennis W. 123 Barwell, Jim 94 Barwell, Pam 95 Bastible, Maureen Mo-Mo 35 Bealo, Paula 22 Bean, DeAnna 104 Beaver, Dave 31, 94 Beeley, Sue 23 Beham, Linda 40 Beiswangler, Robert C. Jr. 114 Benetti, Rob 31 Bennett, Jenifer 21, 106 Bennett, Susan 135 Bensler, Richard A. Jr. 107, 145, 162 Bentley, Ellen B. 145, 162 Be rent, Liz 114 Beresik, Lisa 22 Berry, Cecilia M. 145, 162 Bereani, Mark 51, 97, 100, 146, 162 Berthiume, Barry 48 Bias, Mark F. 30, 97 Bieghler, Bonnie Leigh 21 Bishop, Julie 22, 106 Bishop, Susan 27 Bisone, Gary 51 Bittner, Beth 102 Blaine, Barbara April 34, 146, 162 Blaisdell, Craig 29 Blanc, Brian 32, 48, 60 Blocho, Lisa 21 Blount, Roberta 34 Blum, Debra 36, 105, 106 Bommer, Rich 31, 93, 97, 100 Bonafede, Bill 32, 102, 106 Bongiovani, JoAnne 146, 162 Bono, Lynn 27 Booth, Kathryn E. 146, 162 Boudreau, Annette 116 Bovaconti, Denise 36 Bovier, Robbie 146, 162 Bowden, Lisa 36, 104, 107 Bowen, Tina 23 Bowman, Deborah 22 Boyd, Dorie 35 Boyd, Katherine 20, 106 Branigan, Jean 95 Braungart, Connie S. 103, 146, 162 174 Summit 1984 Index Summit 1984 Index Braxton, Tonya 35 Breedlove, Barbara 37, 106 Bregman, Lori 40 Broda, Nancy 23 Brogan, Jan 21, 106, 109 Bronghton, Leo 102 Brooks, Patty 23 Brown, Elizabeth Holt 102 Brown, Kim 36 Brown, Pam 20 Brown, Scott Otter 26, 94, 98 Brown, Ursula 26, 94, 98 Browne, Nancy 132 Bryk, Jerome 100, 105, 124 Buckbee, Ralph 30 Buerk, Rev. John 126 Buifaro, Danielle 34 Bulen, Lisa 28 Bulken, Ned 29, 102 Bumpass, Katheryn 132 Buonaccorsi, Ann M. 146, 162 Burburry, Cathy C. 20, 102 Burgahardt, Kathleen M. 146, 162 Burns, Theresa 40, 52 Butcher, Kandice 37, 146, 162 Buzzelli, Marcia 135 ccc Cahill, Diane 59 Callahan, Bridget 28 Camejo, Donna 146, 162 Cammaleri, Julie 118 Campobeilo, Margaret 49, 147, 162 Candelario, Maritzma 34 Carbone, Connie 116 Cardigan, Karen 21, 106 Carpenter, Tammy L 28, 93, 147, 162 Carriero, Sue 120 Carson, Francis 32, 51, 105, 147, 162 Carter, Michele A. 37, 49, 147, 162 Caruso, Patti 39 Caruso, Theresa 21 Caselnova, Ken Buddah 30, 97 Casey, Kathy 39 Cecala, Jeff 30 Cerasia, Anna B. 95, 98, 147, 162 Charanne, Rose 119 Charland, Heather 22 Cherpak, Carolyn 34 Chesnut, Flossie 21, 95 Chielewski, Julie 21 Chris 35 Cianciosa, Joe 51 Ciavaglia, John Stud 31 Ciepiela, Bob 24 Cimbalo, Dr. Richard 137 Civisca, Mike 33 Clark, Elaine 115 Clement, Martha 130 Cobb, Mike 105 Coll, Penny 22, 95, 147, 162 Colley, Dr. Ann 126 Comenzo, Maria 20, 109 Coney, John 24 Conlin, Karen 43 Contrearas, Jose 48 Cook, Jeff 31, 97 Coon, Mike 97 Coons, Kelly 21, 109 Coppola, Patricia L. 103, 147, 162 Corcoran, Theresa 22, 52 Corey, Monica 25 Costello, Colleen 20, 52 Costello, Gertrude 119 Cottrell, Jack Avery 147, 162 Covelli, Susan M. 108, 124 Coveney, Cathy 59 Cox, Kevin D. 122 Cox, Maryann 39 Credito, Debra Ann 37, 106, 148, 162 Crook, Cathy 34 Cuddy, Dr. Edward 103, 128 Cuddy, Mimic 105 Curry, John 26 Curtis, Andrea 35, 108 Curtis, Patricia E. 113 Czaja, Pam 103 Czajowski, Julie 43, 106 DDD yAguiar, Luis 33 Dallairo, Todd Jaws 30 Daly, James J. Jr. 122 Dan Jumbo, Ray 30, 51, 97 Davis, Dianne Lee 148, 162 Davis, Ed 33 Davis, John 123 Davis, Ralph 30, 51 Davis, Sharon 119 Davis, Shirley 102 Dialessio, David 24 DeBack, Alan 118 Debus, Jill 20, 104 Delahanty, Susan 36 Delakus, Chris 51 Del Bello, Don 48 Delehanty, Christopher 26, 94 Delgado, Gera loo 32, 107, 148, 162 DeLuca, Linda 49, 95 DeLuca, Marge 121 Demelia, Lisa Juice 39 Deni, Camille 148, 162 Denmark, Sherry 43, 104, 105 Deraco, Carol 22 DiCaprio, Arleen T. 148, 162 Dick, Dawn 23 Divita, Uz 25 Doiron, Darleen 21 Donahue, O'Gene 118 Donahue, Roger 32 Done, Lee 26 Donnelly, Joseph M. 94, 98. 104, 148, 162 Doremus, Pat 134 Doyle, Bill 29, 106 Doyle, Heather 20 Doyle, Mary Ellen 35 Dresser, Bonnie 36 Duffy, Rich Romeo 30, 97 Duhart, Carolyn 21, 96, 101 Duhart, Gwendolyn 25, 148, 162 Dukes, Carlos 31 Dunn, Chris 30 Dunphy, Michael 114 Dusen, Tammy 23, 107 Dwyer, Patti 22, 102, 107 Dymond, Diana 28 EEE Early, John 24 Eaton, Betsy 37 Echevarria, Derrick 29, 60 Eck, Robert E. 122 Edel, Sue Ann 37, 148, 162 Edward, Dawn M. 103, 149, 162 Edwards, Courtney 31, 101 Edwards, Laurie L 100, 149, 162 Egar, Joanne 36 Eiss, Ann 22, 106 Emhof, Dave Slick 31, 94, 98 Emo, Marla M. 52, 149, 162 English, Audrey, S. 37, 107, 108, 149, 162 Erbes, Dawn S. 149, 162 Erdel, Donna 38 Ertel, Ruby 121 Eschberger, Paula 100 Esposito, Sharon 43 Evans, John D. 149, 162 Everett, Jill 102 FFF Fabiszewski, Karolyn 103 Fairchild, Scott 31, 94 Falkowski, Joe 119 Fargo, Deborah M. 115 Farkas, Elana 115 Farley, Sean 26, 51, 97 Farner, Holly 22 Fay, Howard J. 32, 51, 97, 150, 162 Felton, Fred 29 Fenyvesi, Mary Judith 138 Fergus, Irene 115 Figeroa, Lourdes 38 File, Dr. Jeanne O.S.F. 123 Fillion, Kara 22 Fillion, Terry 37 Finn, Deirdre 28 Finnegan, Norma 121 Firetto, Melchiorre V. 149, 162 Firetto, Paul V. 149, 162 Fitzgerald, Mary 22, 107 Flahert, Bernadette 23 Flanigan, Ned 31 Flemming, Rich 29 Florczak, Debbie 43, 98, 105, 106 Flournoy, Maria P. 115 Flynn, Tom 24 Foley, Marie 27, 106 Ford, Cindy 21 Ford, David 121 Fox, M. Paula O.S.F. 122 Friedman, Lome Gloop 97 French, Anne 36 Friggles Sinatra 33 Frank, Julie 23 Fulcher, Melissa 108 Fung, Ken 26 GGG Gaeta, Gail 27, 106 Gaetan, Lawrence 26 Gaiser, Chris 33, 51 Gallegos, Tony 33, 106 Gardella, Katrina 20 Gargano, 38, 106 Gast, Susan E. 150, 162 Gay, Therese 150, 162 Gennaro, Mary M. 103, 104, 107, 150, 163 Gennett, Aileen 40 George, Mike 32, 48 Gianfortone, Toni-Ann 35, 93, 98 Giardina, Karen 37 Giglio, Nancy A. 150, 163 Giordano, Andrea 43, 106 Giovannetti, Annette M. 150, 163 Ginnis, Antonio 31 Ginther, Yvonne 104, 105 Giruzzi, Pam 27, 95, 106 Goehle, Robin 27 Gorilla, Gorda 33 Graham, Marlene 39 Granditz, Laurie 119 Grasso, Nancy 107 Grawe, Lori 20 Green, Matt 26 Greene, Armundo 32 Greenley, Mark 32, 94, 106 Gritner, Yvonne 52 Gross, Mike 94 Guenther, Bill 31, 97 Gueth, Edward P. Jr. 122 Cuiffre, Paul 115 Gulick, Donna 49, 52, 150, 163 Gush, Kevin 26 Guthrie, Kim 21, 108 Gutowski, Debbie 150, 163 Guzdek, Donna Lynn 103, 150, 163 HHH Haberman, Patricia 150, 163 Habicht, Maggie 121 Haefner, Miriam 114 Hall, Janet 21, 109 Hall, Margaret 38, 151, 163 Hamilton, Brenda 20, 49, 52, 59 Hans, Nancy 118 Hardy, Lafayette 24 Harley, Maryann 120 Harrington, Deb 20, 52, 93 Harris, Stephanie 23, 102 Hayes, Mary Claire 22 Healy, Jeanne 118 Hebelen, Deborah A. 151, 163 Held, Sharon L 151, 163 Heller, Elizabeth 21, 106 Hennessey, Ann Marie 49, 52 Henning, Denise 117 Henry, Matt 60 Henry, Rick 29, 106 Herch, Gretchen 40 Hickory, Lou 22 Higgins, Peg 116 Hlushko, Paul John 109, 120, 151, 163 Hochulski, Christine J. 151, 163 Hock, Christopher 30, 151, 163 Hoen, Pat 134 Hoffman, Robert A. 30 Holland, Don 43 Hollis, Tina 104 Horey, Cynthia 113 Horigan, Tim 48, 51 Horner, Richard 118 Horton, Steve 32, 51, 97 Hoard, Roxanne 21 Howes, Janet 28 Hoysic, Nancy R. 104, 151, 163 Hudson, Brent 26 Huebel, Jean 121 Hughes, Paul 114 Hugo, Michele 38 Hulstrunk, Susan 27 Hummett, Virgil 102 Hunt, Ruth M. 151, 163 Hunter, Lisa 103 Hutchinson, Jean 126 Hutchinson, Teeny 23 III Iadevaio, Mary Ann 28, 96 Ianni, Joe 102 lannopollo, Elizabeth 134 Ibeh, Humphrey 51 Ichter, Karen 20, 109 Ihlenfeldt, Jack 106 Ismail, Dr. Zatar 133 JJJ Jackson, Kenneth 24, 120 Jacobs, Pamela Ryan 122 Jambro, Dr. Thomas 117 James, Dr. Genevieve 127 James, Sheila 151, 163 Jannibelli, Mary 22, 101 Jarzynski, John J.J. 102 Jemison, Andy 121 Jeney, Bernadette 21 Jenkins, Dorothy 25, 95 Jenkins, Heidi 35 Jennings, Jim 31 J.K. 32 Johnson, Julie 22 Johnson, Monique 35 Johnson, Rodney 30, 60 Johnson, Richard 135 Jones, Velda 40 Jordan,Jay 26 Jordan, Michele 37, 101 Josbeno, Debbie 36, 104 Joseph, Cathy 25 KKK Kaminski, Louis 121 Kanaley, Maureen 119 Kane, Kandi 36 Kaplan, Amy 36 Kasper, Scott 31 Kasten, Chris 23 Keeney, Monica 25 Keleher, Lisa 38, 104 Kelley, Betty J. 151, 163 Kerr, Beth 39, 95 Kessel, Kristen 20, 59 Ketohum, Roseann 23 Kianof, Julie 101 Kibbe, Tammy 20 Kilbridge, Mary C. 59, 152, 163 Kilian, Karen T. 152, 163 Kimmins, William W. Jr. 122 Kinsella, Cathy 115 Klah, Adolph 31, 106 Klein, James 120 Knowlton, Kim 38, 104 Koeppel, Marianne 152, 163 Kosinski, Kim Marie 101, 152, 163 Kosteras, Stacy 102 Kotlarz, Virginia 131 Kovach-Allan, K. 127 Kozlowski, Jill 35 Kozlowski, Ronald J. 152, 163 Kraus, William 115 Krawczyk, Laureen 102 Krigier, Dawn Marie 152, 163 Kubiak, Amy 49, 52 Kulp, Doug 31 Kuo, James K.Y. 123 Kyser, Theresa 20 LLL Lachik, Joseph S. Jr. 152, 163 Lamour, Nicholas 24, 51 Lande, Doreen 25 Landowski, Ellen 34 Langreck, Marcia 117 Lankes, Resa 121 Lanzillo, Mike 24 Lartz, Ellen 35, 95, 104 Laws, Bob 24 LeBrake, Dott 39 Lechowski, Mark 31 Lee, Hugh 29 Lehmann, Paul 52, 106, 115 Lein, Joe 30, 94, 102 Leo III 32 LePage, Catherine M. 22, 103, 105, 109, 152, 163 Leslie, Maureen 38, 108, 152, 163 Leszyk, Jennifer 25, 59 Lewandowski, Lynn 152, 163 Lewandowski, Mary Jane 123 Lewis, Dean 124 Lewis, Ken 30 Libassi, Sue 102 Licata, Gil 60 Licdone, Ann Louise Marie 49, 153, 163 Ui, Shin Shyan 102 Lillis, Karen M. 153, 163 Lion, Mrs. Barbara 112 Lincoln, Sara 27 Lincoln, Sarni 120 Linehan, George 48, 153, 163 Link, Denise 52 Lipani, Catherine M. 36, 153, 163 Lippert, Sharon 43 Lista, Toni 22 Little, Nat 31 Lobdell, Joan 114 Lomando, Joy 22 Lopez, Omar 108 Lostracco, Margaret 22 Loveland, Kathy 22 Lowrey, Greg 30, 97 Ludwis, Lisa 102 Lukasiewicz, Kenneth 104, 153, 163 Lumsden, Charles L 122 Lyons, Mary 23 MMM Mac Aulay, Isabel 138 Macre, Robert 29, 107, 153, 163 MacTarnaghan, Dawn 103, 153, 163 MacWilliams, Jeanne 37, 106 Madrid, Jacki 28 Maggilini, Laura Jean 22 Mais, Chester 132 Maisano, Mark 51, 97, 100, 153, 164 Majka, Greg 121 Mallard, Mary 34 Mallow, Millie 121 Malone, Dawn 37 Maloney, Kathleen 22 Manikowski, Sandy 49 Manzella, Lori 120 Marchese, Gail 20, 98, 106, 109 Marino, Jim Birdlegs 30 Marsello, Lisa 102 Marshall, Dr. Robert S. 112, 122 Martin, Francis J. 153, 163 Martino, Mary 114 Martino, Mary S. 122 Martion, Renee 43 Marzahn, Bruce E. 123 Mason, Carol 25 Mast ri no. Jay 24 Mathews, Eugenia 154, 163 Mathews, Marilyn 34 Mathews, Nejla 34 Matzat, Ann 40 Mau, Linda 20 May, Marjorie 154, 163 Mayo, Geraldine 34 McClain, James 108, 154, 163 McConnell, Linda 34, 104 McConnell, Lloyd 30, 106 McCrone, Joe 97 McDonald, Mary Claire 154, 163 McDonnell, Heather 49, 119 McFayden, Keith 51 McGough, Colleen 37 McGowan, Thomas F. 122 McGrath, Matt 60 McGuire, Rosemarie Ann 154, 163 McHugh, Jeanne 34 McKai, Carol 20 McKay, Carol 52 McLaughlin, Debra 117 McMaghan, Cathy 102 McMahon, Dr. Edward J. 125 McMichael, Stephanie 36 McMoil, Dave 29, 106 McMullen, Colleen P. 154, 163 McPhail, Mary Jo 39 Mead, Ellen, 25 Measer, Father Don 119 Measer, George J. 122 Meatley, Grace 154, 163 Mederski, Catherine Ann 154, 163 Menger, Amy 38, 106 Messer, Paul 26, 108 Michaud, Terrie 21, 106 Middleton, Bob 26 Milhouse, Julie 23 Miller, Alan 26 Miller, Barb 37, 104, 105 Milone, Anna 43 Milstein, Milton 122 Minckler, Cheryl 36 Mintline, Barb 21 Mitchell, Marie 35 Molnar, Bob 26 Monaco, Chris 26, 106, 109 Monahan, Kathy 23 Moore, Jeanee 103 Moran, James 136 More, Deborah Scott 118 Morreale, Debbie 103 Morrone, Cathy 20, 59 Mott, Kim 102 Mreish, Tatal 33 Muck, Steven 121 Mulkerin, Colleen M. 95, 98, 155, 163 Mullen, Cindy 35, 52 Muller, JoAnn 130 Munson, Jenifer 20 Murphy, Dr. Kathleen 133 Murray, Sue 28 NNN Nadrich, Cheryl 155, 164 Nagel, Mark E. 32, 48, 51, 93, 97, 98, 155, 164 Nau, Linda N. 155, 164 Neiger, Nancy 35, 49 Noiseux, Christine 38 Nolan, Mary Ann 36, 155, 164 Norris, John 31, 106 Notto, Joanne 100 Nowak, Henry J. 122 Nowicki, Nancy 27 Summit 1984 Index 175 Nuffer, Mark 29, 106 Nunweiler, Dave 30 OOO O'Brien, Jerry 26, 106, 107 O'Brien, Kathy 43 O'Brien, Mary Alice 155, 164 O'Conner, Theresa 28, 102 O'Connor, Sharon-Kathleen 20, 49, 104, 107 Ogorek, Anne 114 O'Grady Margaret 38 O'Leary James 136 Opladen, Chris 26, 51, 93 Oshei, Jean R. 122 O'Sullivan, Pat 32, 51, 97 PPP Palka, Deb 116 Palmer, Ann Beth 155, 164 Palumbo, Ruth 128 Pamer, Sue 117 Parker, Jananne 20, 52, 59, 109 Parsons, Tammy 40 Pastor, Todd 33 Patiarco, Maria 20 Paxson, Michelle A. 156, 164 Pecaric, Annie 102 Pecoraro, Nina 116 Peet, Kathy 40 PeFanis, Anna 108 Penharlow, Kevin 33, 48, 106 Pepper, Troy 31 Perlick, Martin 29 Perry, Dawn 22 Peters, Jeanine 22 Peterson, Scott 32, 51, 93, 156, 164 Petko, Sally 119 Petronelli, Mike 101 Petry, Kim 116 Pettitt, Gina 107 Pfohl, Mark 104 Phillips, Charles 26, 97 Phillips, Julia 28, 96 Phillips, Vivian 27, 95 Picard, Chantalle 39, 95 Picerno, Susan M. 104, 107, 156, 164 Pickwell, Amy 20, 104 Pietrazak, Chris 121 Pigliaccio, Gina 35 Pinkney, Andrette D. 156, 164 Piscitello, Michael A. 107, 109 Piskorz, Cynthia 103, 156, 164 Pitsakoulis, John 94, 98 Plank, John 32, 97 Poleszak, Andrew J. 115 Polizzi, Joe 24 Porlier, Claudia 22 Powell, Sandra 35, 156, 164 Prattipati, S. 124 Predmore, Bill 128 Preston, Lydia 156, 164 Price, Angie 120 Price, Karen A. 34, 156, 164 Printup, Angele 25 Prior, Lisa 102 Procter, A. Neville 122 Pszczola, Fran 101 Puff, Patty 34 QQQ Quartironi, Danny 94 Quinn, Elizabeth 108, 157, 164 RRR Race, LA. 40 Raggs 29 Raimondi, Mary G. 34, 104, 106, 157, 164 Ramirez, Rafael 48 Ramos, Donny 29 Reedy, Charles 136 Rehnke, Mary Ann 113 Revelle, Kathleen 121 Reyes, Rosa 22 Reynolds, Vivienne 28 Richardson, Laureen 40, 96 Ricotta, Mary 103, 131 Rimark, Kathleen O.S.F. 122 Ritchell, Ruth 100 Rivera, Enid 39 Rivers, Sonia 36 Robinson, Lori 21 Robinson, Sue 116 Rodgers, Debbie 37 Romano, Sheila 23 Rosa Ido, Reinaldo 24 Rose, Pamela Anne 157, 164 Rosenberg, Sid 43 Ross, Stanley 124 Rostiser, Mary E. 157, 164 176 Summit 1984 Index Rotella, Remy 40, 96 Rowland, Deb 25, 52 Rowland, Deb 35 Ruberto, Rick 102 Ruchalski, Deb 35 Ruefli, Terry 138 Ruhlmann, Ellen 20, 104, 107 Rusinek, Lenny 24 Rusk, Brian D 115 SSS Sabatino, Charles 136 Sachs, Lisa 40 Sandell, Laurie 104 Sackett, Mrs. Anne 112 Sailor, Kimmarie 103, 157, 164 Saks, Dr. Victor 129 Salhe, Muhaned 121 Salladin, Kelly 34, 95 Salomon, Nick 24 Sammon, Leo 51, 97 Sanchez, Chris 29, 107 Sanded, Laurie 39 Sanders, Kris 23 Savage, Laurie 39 Saver, E)onna 157, 164 Scamacca, Frank 157, 164 Scamacca, Michael 101, 107, 157, 164 Seek , Theresa A. 49, 158, 164 Schaefer, Rich 116 Scharan 33 Schlagel, Kurt 32 Schmalz, Greg 29 Schmid, Donna M. 158 Schmidt, Susan 40, 101 Schneider, Mary Elaine O.S.F. 158, 164 Schrimmel, Debbie 22, 43, 106 Schwartz, Christopher 114 Schwartz, Penny 106 Schweinberg, Lisa Jo 103, 158, 164 Schwiechler, Dr. Richard 135 Scott, Vernon 30, 97, 106, 109 Scoville, Liz 40 Scura, Karen 21 Seanor, Mary Lynn 121 Seeger, Holly L 107, 158, 164 Segmen, John 137 Sevillian, Dale 29, 60 Shchurowsky, G. Roman 126 Shearer, John R. 122 Shehan, Mrs. D. 121 Sherlock, Jonathon C. 107, 158, 164 Sherman, Loved 21 Shick, Marie 120 Shiel, Elizabeth A. 158, 164 Shoemaker, Gloria 113 Siefert, George 138 Silva, Mickey 95 Simms, Paul 30 Sindoni, Theresa 23 Singh, Nina 22 Siuda, Adeline 114 Siuda, Denise 114 Siurtek, David 120 Slahucka, Sharon A. 158, 164 Slocum, Pam 104 Spero, Ronette 36 Smith, Carolyn 23 Smith, John 26 Smith, Karen 27 Smith, Paula 23 Smith, Patty 34 Smith, Rebecca R. 159, 164 Smith, T. 32 Smith, Tom 51, 97 Snyder, Chris 97 Snyder, Shirley 131 Spero, Bonne 95 Stafford, Mrs. Mildred 125 Stalteri, Sister Catherine Mary 116 Stardo, Susan 108 Starkey, Dr. John 128 Stem, Scott 29 Stencel, Paul 132 Stephano, Maryanne 121 Sterlacci, Mike 31, 93, 97 Stetin, Tim 32, 97 Stevenson, David 26, 159, 164 Stewart, Bonnie 37 Stewart, Nancy 98 Stinebrickner, Theresa 27 Stokoe, Debra 25 Stroh, Janet M. 159 Suhalla, Mrs. Girginia 125 Sullivan, Winifred 59, 159, 164 Summers, Mary 159, 164 Sung, John 124 Swartwood, Rhonda 22 Swartz, Penny 21, 95 Talley, Uta 23 Tanner, Curtis 33 Tarapacki, Danielle 43 Teator, Jim J.T. 30 Tharp, Kevin 30, 94, 101 Thom, Dot 36, 93, 101, 104, 106 Thomas, Gayle 126 Thomas, Michele 20 Thompson, Denise 23 Thompson, Donna 22 Thompson, Leslie 96 Toldy, Ida 28 Tomczyk, Rosemarie 159, 164 Topper, Mary Ann 159, 164 Townsend, Carol A. 123 Tramantano, Antoinette 40 Trapani, Janet L 160, 164 Travnicek, Daryl 129 Tremblay, Debbie 34 Triana, Teddy 29 Tucker, April 38 Tulett, Marie 27, 106, 109 Turco, Lisa 95 Turner, Teko 31, 94 Turner, Theresa 120 uuu Ulmark, William A. 122 Upfold, Sandra 101, 160, 164 VVV Vacanti, Renee 20, 109 Vacanti, Valerie 93, 106 Valtin, Cindy 117 Valvo, Tony 60 Vasconcellos, Yolanda 21 Vasquez, Claudio 132 Vastola, Marlene 130 Vogel, Cathie 27 Vogt, M. Angelice O.S.F. 122 WWW Waldner, Joe 32, 97 Walker, Cathy 22 Walker, Laurie 43 Walker, Patricia 119 Walters, Karen 28, 95 Wang, Dr. Albert 133 Washington, Glenda 118 Waskiewicz, Donna 25 Waugh, Christy 40, 49 Weber, Katherine E. 160, 164 Weds, J. 34 Welte, Martha 129 Wheimer, Marie 116 Whelan, William F. 24, 93, 97, 104 White, Jim 32, 97 White, Mary Eden 28 White, Richard 123 Whitman, Kim 25 Whyte, Adair 22 Wiggins, Jonathon 119 Wilcox, Debbie 36, 95 Wilkie, Julie 28, 95 Will, Jeanine 20 Wills, Ed 26, 94 Williams, Kandi 23 Williams, Shane 94 Willax, Paul A. 122 Willix, Robyn 36, 106 Willman, Kelly S. 160, 164 Wilson, Chris 126 Witkowski, Frank 30 Witt, Mark 120 Woike, Glen 121 Wolfman 29 YYY Yager, Gregory J. 32, 94, 160, 164 Yanic, Barb 20 Yates, Mary Ann 134 Yeoman, Sue 20, 101, 106, 109 Yessian, Suzanne Marie 38, 52, 59, 160, 164 Yohey, Michelle 28, 52 zzz Zapata, Monica 95 Zielonka, Dr. Alfred W. 125 Ziolkowski, Dennis 43, 107 Zinnerstrom, C. Eric 97, 117 Zuppa, Mark 160, 164 Zwietzynski, Jayne 37, 160, 164
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