Dominican College - Aubade Yearbook (Blauvelt, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1970 volume:

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MARY McCORMICK English Theology Special Education MR. JOHN MacMILLAN SR. MARGARET JOSEPH SR. DOROTHY SMITH Music Art Chairman of English Department SR. MARGARET FLYNN, O.P. Chairman of Mathematics Department MISS RUTH STARRATT SR. DOROTHY FLYNN, O.P. Sociology English MR. WILLIAM BUCHAN MR. HARRY FROMM MR. JAMES WATERS Education Education History Dean of Men SR. ANN MARIE, O.P. French SR. BARBARA WERNER, O.P. SR. DOROTHY SMITH, O.P. Mathematics English SR. PATRICK KATHLEEN, O.P. MR. THOMAS KNIGHT SR. SALLY KLEIN, O.P. Diretcor of Admissions Speech Biology French SR. ANN CORRIGAN, O.P. Spanish : MISS LOURDES CASAL MRS. YOLANDA HEINLEIN Psychology Education MISS SOPHIE WELISCH DR. HOWARD N. WARGER SR. TINA MARIE STOCKS, 0O.P. History English Education SR. DOLORES GILL, O.P. History MR. WASYL KALNOWYCH DR. JULIO C. FERNANDEZ History Spanish PHOTOS NOT AVAILABLE SISTER ANITA MARIE, O.P. SISTER ANN RICHARD, O.P. SISTER ANNA WILLIAM, O.P. SISTER ANNE CECILE, O.P. SISTER M. CLARISSA, O.P. MRS. ANN FEY MR. BERCH HAROIAN MR. FRANKLIN HOFFMAN MR. EDWARD J. HOLLE MR. WILLIAM J. HURST MR. JAMES J. HUVANE MRS. DORIS KOCZKO MISS ELAINE LANCIA MR. MICHAEL J. McGRATH MISS LYNN L. SIMMS j ' ; 3 t i Bookstore 14 SR. BERNARD JOSEPH, O.P. In Memoriam SR. M. GERONIMA, O.P. and SR. ROSE AQUIN, O.P. 15 ! q TESHESER SUtP ¢ 16 Eee SYLVIA RITA BURGOS LINDA J. BRODECK Vice-President KATHLEEN ELIZABETH CARLIN KATHLEEN PATRICIA CARTY MARIE ALICE ELIZABETH CRUDDEN Class Representative Class Representative CHILDRENS [ {Pye ey GAIL DE SIENA CATHERINE ANNE DEL VECCHIO 20 SR. EILEEN FAGAN, O.P. MARY LUCILLE DONNELL AUDREY ELSIE MARY GOLD Class Representative MARY CAMILLE GREGES 21 22 DANIEL W. HALL DOROTHY ANNE HANAK MARY THERESA HARRISON JAMES BRADFORD HARTWICK EDIE HOCKIN LINDA HERZOG 23 PAUL STEVEN INTERNICOLA CONSTANCE KAMINKER | BERNADETTE MARY KAPPEN KATHLEEN CLARE KELLEY President a. “ MAUREEN THERESA KELLY BERNADETTE E. KOOP 25 26 ia | ANNE MARIE LOCKHART ELLEN McDOUGALL CHARLES BEECHER McCONNELL, JR. SR. ANN ELIZABETH McGLYNN, O.P. KATHRYN MILLER ESTELLE MOFFA oe % 7 - a 7 t m= “ee = = we [— 7 a2 oa a 2G 4 vt ee a ee wit a : = : ell ar aie ee a ee 4 4 eae oe 4 saan all | - s ca — incon — 1” ee -—= ss ea ro . LOPE —- pnd , caniinomaaeen Sd “— ae r = eae = . ns - EILEEN MARIANN MURPHY 27 WENDY ANNE NIGRO SR. JONATHAN MARIE NIEBLER, O.P. KATHLEEN MARGARET PATTERSON GLADYS KENIA PAGAN SR. ELLEN RITA PURCARO, O.P. SR. JUDITH PEARSON, O.P. | Md PHYLLIS ELLEN RYAN 29 30 ALICE THERESE SCANNELL Secretary-Treasurer PATRICIA LUCY SCHULTZ MAUREEN RITA SCHOTTLER GERALDINE LAWLOR SHERWOOD peter A MARGUERITE F. SMITH MARY J. SMITH 31 32 BARBARA ELLEN SOMERS STEPHANIE ANN SULLIVAN DOROTHEA R. ZITO ABSENT WHEN PICTURES WERE MAD CAROL CAMERON KATHY COWAN CARL ALLAN FLAUM JANICE GOLDFARB SR. JEAN GRAFFWEG EILEEN HADDEN DAVID MACH HOBBS JEAN KULHAN DAVID LAMOND MILDRED LEVINE TERRY McGUINNEN MICHELE McNAMARA BOB MADOW MAUREEN CECILIA MURPHY BARBARA MYNADAR DAVID WEINER EILEEN CLARE WHEELER MARY PATRICIA WOOD 33 34 DICK We ee Ce le GREGOR?) SERVNADETTE KAPPs.i and PATRICIA SCHULTZ 1969-70 Odelin of Whos Whe Among Students American Universities and Colleges Sey Dominican College of Blauvelt All the W adh: A Stage Voices: Awake, o bride, awaken On your wedding morning waken! Bridegroom: You know my girl’s good Mother: I don’t doubt it. All the same, I’m sorry not to have known what her mother was like. Bride: Let’s go to the church quickly. I want to be your wife right now so that I can be with you alone, not hear- ing any voice but yours. THE WEDDING TAKES PLACE Mother, to the Bride: Your blessings weigh heavily. Bride: Like lead. “ - w Wwwwwwew se ese Student C euncil crv rrr wewwe wie wee SL Notebook — Ceaveney, the College ddressed the Student it speaking briefly ctions of the chaplain lifficulty of fulfilling al needs of students hop college. Father :wo ideas, t hat the sed at) D.C. be’ of- a more accessible that confessions be | time also feasible. going to work with and Pat Howell to le time slots avail- student majority for tions. Sister Anne Iso mentioned that sses for the various the request of that be offered. from Sr. Mary rerning bulletin 3 read by Frank framework to develop leader- ship in the individual SG. A discussion of the value and merits of the ASG in regard to D.C. ensued. All students in the college who want further information about the ASG please contact the Secretary. The general concensus at the meeting was high in regard to our participation in the ASG, because it was felt that much was to be benefited by joining. Several reasons offered for this were that we might learn and grow, it would put D.C. SG on a nationally known basis with other Student Governing bodies. The Cultural Committee sub- mitted a budgé@t from which they will sponsor a Cultural program. The budget will .be $4800 for the year. All the pro- grams sponsored will be open RAID’s budget of $450.00 as itemized in red by Mr. Brennan was accepted. The Women’s Varsity basket- ball budget of $460 was ac- cepted. It was commented how reasonable the amount of the budget was. The Women’s Var- sity is to be complimented. The Glee Club budget of $475 was rejected. Dougherty stated that the SG wishes to support the Glee Club because it is a beneficial and integral part of the college, however, SG does not feel it should pay the salary of the director as she is listed as a Faculty member in the catalogue. President Dougher- ty will contact the Administra- tive Council concerning this is- sue. The French Club Charter was accepted, as was the French 35 ¥ uw Se a ond = te 36 37. 40 George Ellison Cathleen McGovern Ann M. Discepolo Margaret DiFilippo Frank Dougherty Mary Dean Ann Marie Goin Eileen Groh Pat Gmitter Virginia Keller Jennifer Jones Laura Greaney Where were YOU when the lights went out? Then HE said ... H=3 QO-rs = Three blind mice. You’ve GOT to be kidding. 42 ai} Can I Have a Bite? ? Fashion Comes Alive normro Fs OTwWTONM See what we look like? A? Judy Huebner Pat Howell Paul Hveem Dan Walters Lynn Halton Pat Harten 44 Sean O’Connor Russ Mulford Ed Holden Ellen Gallagher Jean O’Donnell See where a college educa- tion can get you ... © rises ig Now class we must learn to turn the other cheek. 45 46 Will the owner of the red tricycle parked outside the Dean’s office, please move it? Eeiny, Moe... Meany, Miny, ‘University Administration THREE-YEAR DOCTORAL aa in Higher Education pont unsrears cv. If6| TENE OEM � terme Ee Dak x A2. Clues ESus | QDETTA is omentt Student discounts at Sheraton. Make reservations here for any Sheraton Hote! ‘or Motor inn, coast-to-coast and Canada, A place for everything and_ everything place... in its So 3 7m Oana Tm 47 And for our next number ... pie ee eee we F 1 part Vermouth, 2 parts gin = WOW. Follow the leader. ee ie eee adel PEPPERS eee tree What do you mean school is closed? 48 The Odd couple. Oo + Frank DePaola Mary Ann O’Auria Linda DeRaffele Cathy Cunningham Dennis Crimmins Ellen Fonda Tom Hayes Vinnie O’Connell Gene Jerome JoAnn DiGiacomo Marguerite Fury 50 Dennis Higgins Andrew Murray Mark Farsetta Kenneth DiCerbo Robert Strong Brian Tierney Peter Tobia Michael Swikata Renee Miller Pat McMahon Lucille Palermo Fern Lippi Regina Monahan Joan Leate Rosanne McCaffrey 5| Geraldine McMahon Rosemary Johnson David McNichol Kathy Heslin MaryEllen McPartland Margaret McGuinness Andrew Saracena Marty McDermott Edward Bradley Thomas Carpenter Marie Cassetta Lenore Belak Eileen Burke Kathy Corrigan Amelia Cilentano Patricia Coffey Lorraine Bederka Marina Cipriani Barbara Carlson (Sik Fis sews ee Amo al oJ ‘gi gree es Pes os eae It’s a nice place to visit—but I wouldn’t want to live there— Enter at your own risk. “To THEE Dominican College.” 53 , and Curly Moe, Larry Site sus Next stop Lunney’ 54 Our major is FORESTRY! Deck the Halls ... Four score and seven years ago ... 55 i f :. FI ei 7: i | ei | OFFICERS President Vice President Frank Dougherty Pat Schultz Bill Brennan Treasurer Secretary Donna McCaffrey 57 ePaul Hveen oo o.245 ae eee President | Bernadette Kappen ................ Vice President HeiryaQ' Gara “y,, .tuseenes ee oe Treasurer Pata tarten ct: 3. Sere oes ce cee Secretary 58 59 CKHART ANNE MARIE LO KATHY CARTY ELLEN McDOUGALL MARGO SMITH 60 BONNIE KOOP HOtr Ay BERNADETTE KAPPEN re MARY GREGES DOROTHY HANAK 1970 Yearbook Staff 61 62 ON Sis on un- id off for 2am. Thus the Duch- a 2-1 rec- 38 setback ' of Jersey the mark. long layoff ng on the 13 against College of iin of the ell are the r Sr. Anna Gallagher McCaffe ve ch dll a, ; have rs left o. this year against St. 0-21, and rson State, have en- larymount, cy, Eliza- 7, of New- | Cliffs. In illiam has uads_ with t the sche- February. onclude in ing of the nican Col- ll Tourna- ) begin on 1 through ite College el = ton Cliffs i (Newburg) 2als Aid appeal for the United is being and uni- cross the yunced to- icas Pate, l’s College ensus bu- h show a black stu- Irs. Pate is import- a ee 2 Bee. ake Moratorium ‘“v Committee Campaign ” Home’ L’4 Ree retina ais y + The Vietnam Moratorium one of its major 3) Committee recently sent a spe- ! % . 7 ial memo to its more than cember will be dents in their , ing Christm “) campus organizers urging to devote their attention effort. Students were ie a 1 to contact other stu- leaflet their home towns of wer campuses. In - they should contact _ peace groups or sym- lc persons in home towns ring them into the planning ith the hope that the Christ- mas time effort could have a lasting influence. Spokesmen é for the Moratorium pointed out by that many students will return to their towns again in Janu- fi : Mies are for between semester break Peter and could expand upon the Banana initial December activity then. Foie Deane Sr. Thus anti-war sentiment could “ie Rathgaber be solidified or peace groups members organized in many areas which have seen little anti-war activi- ty to date. ty, we ve Collegiate World : ] . . BY ege of Literature, Science, and INTERCOLLEGIA}. - PS problem for many West Vir- Sve etugent eling Office CLINTON, N.Y. — Froup ginia University students. cooperates e faculty of college and universivy offi- The reason is ‘an experiment- aoynseli, ‘“comple- cials from New York State al program in_ elementary or g@f James French, which, if successful, will be extended to other lang- uages taught in WVU’s Derg ment of Foreign La Though this approa uage courses fo relatively nex, successf il traveled to Washington recently to urge the Senate not to re- strict tax incentives for gifts to educational institutions. John W. Chandler, president of Hamilton College and spokesman for the group, said it included officials represent- ing the views of 34 private in- stitutions and the State Uni- versity of New York. The group also included v: yan of ‘t the ‘orm aN presidents and officials cerned with fund-r2, development. On T MEDFORD, dual Plans of S this year, will b undergraduates av versity as an alterr. conventional major. Students are now create their own ‘‘ma Plan of Study in such a black culture and urban s —until now not possible Tufts’ 3300 undergraduates. Explains one administratc ‘‘What it does, in essence, is ab low any undergraduate to choose the area in which he wishes to concentrate—that is, to select a major of his own devising not offered by the re- neaded by ,, dean of the .4jor innovations are al year evaluations for un- -uaured faculty members and term appointments for depart- mental chairmen. Students will participate in the third-year evaluation. The SRP proposed a compre- hensive evaluation early in the APE PAYS; After t year, Dc forces on ginning t the Duke good gan campaign Bob M sudden s of experi sire to v mentor is schedule greatly a As far come for only hes thought ¢ answered just win Domini core for tential to big quest the under to the tot The big this seas The 6:3 ; N. J., has which ha: agility in come mu to stay in The ot terans in and Mike Walters, center, E handles tl rar and shoot well complime! hustle. Yet, so been doir work on especially gins, a 6: Siaonnel City nomi id has me at Inst See) do . Dul -urday Ww Paramus, Communit The sch Dec. 20 - College, 8 PM digvax (i) — College, home 8 65 66 Soccer Team 68 DENNIS HIGGINS Co-Captain JIM REITWIESNER Captain s eem ggeRS reese ieee eee sak Sra cha MR. ROBERT MACKEN Coach 69 sea 71 72 fa MC erre sn 4 eager s 74 75 76 77 Study Study! Dean’s List ? ?? tN More Study 78 80 8 A 7? L.A aes. nr. ae’ - Jo thee, Pees. Cy. a Our Punds and [yeroae ab rAISE: sur Motto of TRath we fronor 5 Sah Cont fi relenls (icra a : 3 baught! L, of- a onchivg L llumines tks ppt WE ee . The Thee aa le Ne GE lis steve A Koow and SERVE Our God SENIOR DIRECTORY Lynda Brodeck 730 Woodland Ave., Oradell, New Jersey 07649 Syliva Burgos 67 Blauvelt Road, Blauvelt, New York 10913 Carol Cameron 15 Palisades Ave., Bogota, New Jersey 07603 Kathleen Carlin 90 St. Marks Place, Staten Island, New York 10301 Kathleen Carty 11 Ackerman Place, Palisades Park, New Jersey Kathleen Cowan 139 Sterling Ave., Greenport, New York 11944 Marie Crudden 421 Tidewater Drive, Warwick, Rhode Island Gail de Siena 923 East 241 Street, New York, New York 10466 Catherine del Vecchio 861 Revere Ave., New York, New York 10465 Sr. Edward Ann Devlin St. Mary’s Convent, City Island, New York Mary Donnell Star Route, Coopersburg, Pennsylvania 18036 Audrey Gold 32 D La Force Drive, Buffalo, New York 14207 Mary Greges 90 Joan Drive, Yonkers, New York 10704 Sr. Eileen Hadden Convent of St. Dominic, Blauvelt, New York Daniel Hall 61 Waldron Ave., Nyack, New York 10960 Dorothy Hanak 1202 Central Ave., Union City, New Jersey Mary Harrison 2333 Loring Place, Bronx, New York 10468 James Hartwick 44 Gesner Ave., Nyack, New York 10960 Linda Herzog 2600 Decatur Ave., New York, New York 10458 David Hobbs 21 Fernwood Drive, New City, New York Edith Hockin 78 Strathmore Terrace, Saddle Brook, New Jersey 07662 Paul Internicola 2334 Throop Ave., Bronx, New York 10469 Constance Kaminker 8 Laurie Lane, Monsey, New York 10952 Bernadette Kappen 2324 Davidson Ave., New York, New York Kathleen Kelley 55 Greaney Court, Pearl River, New York 10965 Maureen Kelly 2410 Davidson Ave., New York, New York 10468 Bernadette Koop 15 Waldron Drive, Stony Point, New York Jean Kulhan 135 Sunset Road, Blauvelt, New York 10913 David Lamond 160 N Main Street, New City, New York 10956 Mildred Levine 4 Robert Place, Nanuet, New York Anne Marie Lockhart 17 Bradley Street, Lake George, New York 12845 Robert Mado w 12 Merrick Drive, Spring Valley, New York Charles McConnell Box 51, Minden, Nevada Ellen McDougall 602 Oakwood Drive, Northvale, New Jersey Sr. Elizabeth Ann McGlynn Convent of St. Dominic, Blauvelt, New York Karyn Miller 6 Cara Drive, Nanuet, New York Estelle Moffa 510 West 218 Street, New York, New York 10034 Eileen Murphy 2247 Cincinnatus Ave., New York, New York 10473 Maureen Murphy 400 Park Ave., Yonkers, New York Barbara Mynedar 46 Red Hill Road, New City, New York 10956 Sr. Jonathan Marie Neibler Convent of St. Dominic, Blauvelt, New York Wendy Nigro 2420 Sedgwick Ave., New York, New York Sr. Catherine Reddy St. Margaret’s Convent, Pearl River, New York Sr. Felix O’Neill Lavelle School for the Blind, Bronx, New York Sr. Cornelia Mary Regan Convent of St. Dominic, Blauvelt, New York Phyllis Ryan 338 Park Ave., Yonkers, New York 10703 Alice Scannell 103 West 183 Street, New York, New York 10453 Maureen Schottler 628 East 20 Street, New York, New York 10009 Patricia Schultz 9 Elm Place, New York, New York 10465 Geraldine Sherwood 193 So. Western Highway, Blauvelt, New York Mary Smith 64 Green Road, West Nyack, New York 10994 Marguerite Smith 40 Jerry Ave., Nanuet, New York 10954 Barbara Somers 1] Jacobus Place, New York, New York 10063 Stephanie Sullivan 2420 Sedgwick Ave., New York, New York 10468 Sr. Ann Daniel Young St. Columba’s Convent, Hopewell Junction, N. Y. Carolyn Yudiskas 224 Belle Meade, Fort Lee, New Jersey 07024 Dorothea Zito 100 Le Grand Ave., Northvale, New Jersey 82 = lel. le Ye Sbyteriay CR IGINAL AcTE RFE UL RALTSTANOI ip : BCOURGEE ap ENERGETIC the Pebbles oO 84 Compliments of SCHWARZ BIO RESEARCH AND MANN RESEARCH LABORATORIES DIVISIONS OF BECTON, DICKINSON AND CO. Orangeburg, N. Y. THE BALFOUR COMPANY Wishes the Seniors Best of Luck Best of Luck to the Class of 1970 CONTINENTAL CAN COMPANY, INC. Piermont, New York 85 86 PATRONS Adele Bederka Mr. and Mrs. Philip Schottler Mr. and Mrs. John Carty Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Landin Evelyn Monahan Mr. and Mrs. Alfred R. Wagner Audrey Gold Mr. and Mrs. John Doyle Mr. and Mrs. Herbert O. Shoren Marie Anita Brock Mr. and Mrs. C. Monti Gail de Siena Paul J. Hveen Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schultz Patricia and Joanne Schultz Fife and Drum Inn Bernadette Koop Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hockin Mr. and Mrs. J. Scannell Alice Scannell Mr. and Mrs. James Peters Mr. William Harrison and Family Mr. and Mrs. M. Blake Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Burgos Stanley F. and Dorothy M. Howell PATRONS Mrs. Catherine Dennison William John Cowan Mr. and Mrs. Frank Milillo Mr. and Mrs. John W. Kruck Carmela R. Hecker Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Sherwood Mr. and Mrs. George V. Zito Mr. and Mrs. F. Yudiskas Rosemary Tannert Helen McGuinness Mr. and Mrs. Strong Mr. and Mrs. G. Masciotti Ramona and Eileen Murphy Jeanette Woods Mr. and Mrs. Walter Leati Mr. and Mrs. Leopold Lioni Joseph S. Lioni James Corrigan Joseph A. Saracena Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Murphy Eileen G. Taub Patricia Harten Joseph J. Greaney Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Cain Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Perscio 87 PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Perscio Mr. and Mrs. Felix Palermo Mr. and Mrs. Victor Cipriani Mrs. Sylvia Piscitelli James E. Kenney Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Siccardi and Family F. E. Valente Von Dohln Bros., Inc. Dominick John Celentano, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bradford L. Hartwick Mr. and Mrs. E. Johnson Maria T. Tutoni Dr. Thomas Cassara Mr. and Mrs. John Burns Mr. and Mrs. Bernard A. Halton Joseph A. Sheehan Mr. James Powers Mr,, and Mrs. John Brodeck Mr. and Mrs. Donato Deltoro Marie DuCharme Mrs. Bernard Kappen Mrs. Paul Hanak Paul, Stephen and Patti Hanak Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Haxton Photography by WESLEY TOWNSEND P.O. Box 721 Englewood, New Jersey 07631 Yearbook by TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY Dallas, Texas College Representative: DICK SWIECH a i yale er bo SIVAR | ra Hose JoiGe™ re Upc TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY “The World’s Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made” a © . if i? 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