Dominican College - Aubade Yearbook (Blauvelt, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1971 volume:

ae EE 2 PR tS Pes ay mn | F + Py Se SS a Se a YS ‘ he Fo ah ee ue fos i, a5 Fs + Pe tne se ‘goal Eee nting the WA AUBADE 97 dominican college blauvel-k, new york | maidenly in autumn floating _ to earthy brown _ thethistledown breast as soft the crusty pod Pe kG | as rib is white the blossom Ghee acne. interlocking “iin aloft MORO NS in the night | Roytrs craftily beneath the skin PERRY, ; This book was written as fiction; but is based on fact. The things we write about have, in essence, happened. Our aim is not to embar- rass individuals, but to stimulate thought — and, we hope, action. This is a picture of w hat peo- ple consider Dominican Col- lege to be. However, this is not what we, the students, think of it! True, Dominican has been growing in size at a rapid rate, but it does not encompass the entire Rockland community, nor is the county wrapped up in Dominican College. Rather, we think of D.C. as having reached its adolescence and is ever-growing: within you and without you. So as we lift our sleepy eyes to face the rising sun and the dawning of Do- minican, the Aubade presents to ‘you 2... ... The Dominican College Therefore, we dedicate the first edition of Aubade Endowed with the rather formal name — Aubade — we, in tracing the school year 1970-71, have come up with a rather informal yearbook. We have caught some of the less elusive moments of the year and we hope that in your personal reflec- tions you will fill in and color these pages with your own ex- periences. If we can prove to be instrumental in triggering some good or bad, happy or sad memories, then we will feel that long, all- night yearbook meetings and the unavoidable tensions of put- ting this together will have been worth it. N.B. To those of you who haven't caught on yet, “Only that day dawns to which we are awake.” Thoreau HOMIAIST RAT [Of SR. NATALIE President Academic Dean Everything hag been rhoughh of beFore, but the difficulty is fo think of it again. seat SR. MARY DOWER Business Manager SR. ROSE VERONICA Registrar SR. BERNARDITA Director of Student Personnel Services SR. DOROTHY WIETING Director of Development Sy SR. JOHN MARIE SR. KATHLEEN SULLIVAN s10ns i Director of Adm ANN MARIE SR. French 12 SR. ANNE CORRIGAN Chairman of Spanish Dept. HARBHAJAN ARNEJA Assistant Librarian DR. JULIO FERNANDEZ Spanish 13 14 REV. PAUL DUGGAN Theology JOHN BRENNAN Assistant Director of Admissions Theology SR. REDEMPTA Chairman of Theology Dept. WILLIAM HURST Chairman of Philosophy Department RR SR. M. DOMINIC Philosophy 15 16 DR. SOPHIE WELISCH Chairman of the History Department BERCH HAROIAN Economics LOURDES CASAL Chairman of the Department of Social Sciences JAMES WATERS History SIGRID ARNOLDSON sycholog Psychology WASYL KALYNOWICH Social Science 17 a SR. MARY O’BRIEN Chairman of the Education Dept. SR. MARY McCORMICK Special Education HARRY FROMM Education WILLIAM BUCHAN Education SR. TINA MARIE Edueation SR. ANNE CECILE Audio-Visual YOLANDA HEINLEIN Education 19 20 SR. DOROTHY SMITH Chairman of the English Department THOMAS KNIGHT Speech ROBERT CRIE English SR. FLORENCE DWYER English DR. HOWARD WARGER English “ has fet Wout ae Bae WILLIAM FRY English 21 22 SGA Blo Education SR. MARGARET JOSEPH Chairman of the Fine Arts Department DR. JOHN MacMILLAN Music SR. BARBARA WERNER Mathematics SR. SALLY KLEIN Chairman of the Science Department SR. MARGARET FLYNN Chairman of the Mathematics Dept. 23 BERNARD JOSEPH Bookstore . st cle MICHAEL McGRATH Science ae EZ. 7 WwW ce ee ts ie As Freshman Class Officers JEANNE, JOANNE, MARY, TOM, MARY, BILL, TERRY SR. ANNE CORRIGAN Class Advisor 28 IIs TO 1] € eas of a housand miles begins with a Sus step. La- Tse 29 are: 31 SOPHOMORES yd : oe oN 4 a Kd 2 4. CY 32 MR. WILLIAM BUCHAN Class Advisor DENIS, ROSEMARY, MARGUERITE, NANCY, JOHN, CATHY ‘8 OuNd an Carel ree le Ol mea tH) an once ue OSS MS Wau. 33 34 35 36 SR. TINA MARIE STOCKS Class Advisor PAUL, ELLEN, PAT, BETTY, JOHN, LYN Gd man does nok Keep ae with his Companions Peatps iF is because he hears a different drummer . Let him ae to the music he hears , however measured ctnd Far ar T ho ready 37 38 Tes by % SS Mbt ail ALICE GALASSO Vice President MARCELLA CLIFFORD President SR. BARBARA WERNER Class Advisor PEGGY, PAT, MARY Class Reps PAM Vice President 42 SALLY ROTANELLI Treasurer LAURA GREANEY LAURA LETO 44 ea io) PA GA. van — = —o Nn HERZBERG DEBBIE = see se) = = 4 46 MARCELLA PETER JOAN BLOCH AN Y COW CATH 48 EILEEN ECROYD CATHY ORZO 50 GEORGE ELLISON MARCELLA CLIFFORD KENNEY CATHY McGOVERN MARY 52 PAT GMITTER SUSAN INTERNICOLA 53 me me = = = 2 DISCEPOLO MARIE MILILLO 54 Z, ica fx = Fx LARKIN Le) w 56 PEGGY SWAYNE ED VALENTE GINNY KELLER ROSEMARY SAMARTINO 57 58 ALICE GALASSO FRANK DOUGHERTY CATHY PURRAZZO 59 TOM HOFFMAN ee aI EVELYN KRU¢ 60 PAMELA BURNS 61 JUDY De LORENZO BETTY KURTZMAN 64 x. Sima geen oaks ae ; ee Oe: : OO Ora OOOO eoilt F OD.00-O. coe Sees BEDS RSS wi SRO PDIGDODOO00 0-8 Bisa 5 BESO KX OXIDE SOD JOSEPH SICCARDI ANNE MARIE GOIN SR. LINDA EGER PEGGY De FILIPPO BRUCE BARTON Ss eate 4 mw a Trg epie® Ser ne nce� ema a oe an Lee TPs mF ile aneiialint Sk of tay a 4 Fs ‘ y J LORETTA COPPELETTI | SR. MARY PETER GIBBONS SALLY ROTANELLI BILL MONAHAN 69 GAYLE De LUCIA ae Bear Ste gy Z ws ee GO 70 EILEEN TAUB MARIE Zz bx a [a] ee mc Oo 72 ; SHAUN . O’CONNOR SR. VINCENT MARGARET MARTIN FRED GUIDO SR. MAUREEN SCANLON PATRICIA SEXTON How. many years have ( known You but never Known you And ean € tell of the times [ passed Yow oy only to be by myself and in the Same breath tell y oul Sveum enelness: @ can [ make Wp For those times by recalling the times we did Cau.gh and cae} together r Yaw Care ( (eave. sje without SS ee t Was nice to Know YOU but ak the SAME time. vo.ce. my regret Oat ( didn't Know Yo better. Bt tenis 2 z , ge nant 78 Even in the absence of our dearly beloved Presi- dent, Mary Dean, you can be sure that she was not forgotten. Daily her presence hung over the student body. Her all-seeing, all-knowing i uncanny pow- ers were always felt. Her duties a chores were han- dled extraordinarily well by her three accomplices Jennifer, Donna and Frank. On Mary’s return from the land of appendix, hos- pitals and many highfalutin pills, things once again became normal or abnormal (depending on how you take Mary). Of course, her picture will never take the place of the real Mary Dean. Be careful Frank! You never know what she will do next. Student OFFICERS President-scat ss feeseee aero cored ae oer MARY DEAN Vice: President 2+. satrets ote crete meee JENNIFER JONES MEGIEtALY -5 fa Ses wis wrasse elaine shou Ma DONNA McCAFFREY Treasurer’ 22 5, « ateras suleranie ce sate ee ieee FRANK ZARRO overnment JAMES WATERS Adviser to Student Government 79 PRETT HS. $Fittee ettea,’ abees HOOR! 81 Music Club “G i Vir 2 “7 82 es D.C. Chorus 83 84 Aquin Dramatics “I have played, so he says, Every possible part, And I used to know 70 speeches By heart. I’d extemporize back-chat, I Knew how to gag, And I knew how to let the cat Out of the bag. I knew how to act with my back And my tail: With an hour of rehearsal, I Never could fail.” T. S. Eliot Ege ge ae 85 pe So ope A ahr 87 Ladies and Kn of Dominican College Saye a “ ‘? x x : is ’ 5 2 . , . cf £ ¥ ’ a wa ae 7 . i | yy x � mh ’ , b + ; ; “ . Rr: a es 04) ° ‘ � 0 : . ae ‘ u : : ? . “ % . “Before the breathing Air is gone — Before the sun is just A bright spot in the Night time.” 3 Dog Night SWEEP Photography Club The artist paints what he feels in relation to what he sees. Thus we might say he deceives. The photographer has but what is there to work with in his art, but what of his tools? Light and lense are his language and those of us here who chose to delve into this discipline have created a society of the camera. What do we call this society? The Photography Club. The janitor may mourn for the broom closet by Smith Hall, but his loss is our gain, a dark room. Now we go from negative to print in black and white; may haps some day to color we might. 89 Lie RAID Responsible Action In Dominican “Life is but a bridge we build to link Before and After, And wise the man who builds his span Of faith and love and laughter.” Jill Taylor 90 Our Literary Publication 91 92 D.C. Headquarters News oe Oh. FIANH IE yy FN OE oa a | $Od BA ILS “MDW UTOW AND itself ks for eee it Spea eh IF Oe) YY) ee 0 °3 Ee BUD ausb ° 20 ’ a bad lore A2424 Auyog aR 94 Yearbook PAT GMITTER, Editor SR. BARBARA, Moderator PAMELA BURNS MARY KENNEY ELLEN GALLAGHER GINNY KELLER PEGGY CAIN MARCELLA CLIFFORD KAREN MONTI % ; ’ DEX 2, ae Cw aids x Haat. The staff would like to thank all those who helped in so many ways, especially those Juniors, O’Gara and Frank Bosco. Betty We hope you enjoy this first edition of the Nhe w Aubade 95 hat the Shem GE x 5 £ co o id OfFS Sint Yee Al OU 7 i) fo L ithas Cheerleaders 100 101 ERRrEEEEAA SS Co-Captain DENNIS HIGGINS Co-Captain JIMMY REITWIESNER Boys’ Basketball Team 102 Sa Fonts Bot DM ks ap hint arb Yah oo St é yp , 5 Oe 0 heise ash ip in 8e Rh tan tap Rn Se WWE wk boot Sao ie aeh eek Bont Sat Gt Bat yt Gigs Bape ae Agrees TS batt Saath at Vase AE Fest Wart bo Cs Sin Cinch © Wr tir i © for’ Wax CW. eae ear 5 ta Cart ire EE pa i ate eel et ee nba ie we w' OLR WE WEE WEARS Lehre vehi edi toda tees ponte Bee Cer rtsts BAR RAEI re te hth Se Tt o 105 Boys’ Varsity This year 1970-1971 saw the start of the Palisades Collegiate Athletics Conference. The President of the Con- ference for this year is Robert Macken, D.C. coach. The member colleges are: Dominican College, Edward Wil- liams, Englewood Cliffs, Luther, Mercy, and St. Thomas Aquinas. At the end of the basketball season, D.C. emerged victorious with 9 wins and | loss. A tremendous trophy is now in the proud possession of D.C. This tro- phy will rotate each year to the winner of the conference unless one team wins for 3 years in a row, then the tro- phy will be retained by that team. Congratulations to Mr. Macken and all the guys on the team. PCAC SCORES OPPONENT DOMINICAN StaclhomasrAguinasiemna mitt. sere sy. talented.) te eee rig 89 Liithert Coll ea pian reererrate tees to sic chet tien il rete 62 109 Edwards Williamst Collemesine srs. a 1st: (eles tepeenee eet ene 78 104. Cuther, Gollesesr ars ci aerate yo te see er tape eemeat en 69 109 Mercy: Golleg ei Soave ercteerteret e's sate enna arses 80 95 Mercy: Colléve: iis ewe wun « sitar tner tent eaten 107 101 Sty homaseA quinastr. tote cts. tent Onin etn 82 96 Englewood; Clitfe:Golleves)). 0. 5 acct erent 70 82 Edward. Wilhams Gollese 750. c7 uct epee eens 49 82 Englewood) Cliffs Colleges. . 2c). 7. suaaystamuet st taernereteeses 82 97 ROSTER Jim Reitwiesner Fred Lichtward John Redmond Ed Guy Bill Monahan Pete Tobia Mark Farsetta John Clarke Steve Hannigan Mike O’Donnell Ray Pawlyk Danny Walters Matty Galligan Mike Stocks Dennis Higgins Congratulations! 106 Girls’ Varsity SCORES OPPONENT DOMINICAN PLIPNONSUSMWOl Lee prrevsntenys ere t Mtoe ernie fat es crane lar oon Pag 63 eles (Mine Aer DINER sem seek don Ona aoe Oo Ben eee 23 65 Diatrimane Golleo erm tteraresr ereh ie crsteneeer oetere este res (a 20 a 63 Horidianig Winiversil yeweermecetelerorsrsents ciicc cris tlet ts 31 D | CocdsGounse tC ollese mere meta erste t tte arte oteesehst ut esse 29 50 NOON SUst EO Let eet te temete erst tt oct Lvste viele tots vot ot arate 34. 47 Mounti sie Marya Collece earractr syria tefctecsin siete ete: 40 aa Enelewooue@iitissGollecem re pearpe wre tr tle rte ial eiei ene 5s 19 auf pipe Lbio mace NC QUINAG rent Getrcnatte istora asl lisests soe) esis 5 24: SH) Stmtilizabetlion Goleta arr. er muurre ste ia ct stuc cere ois,c1s2 she 36 60 Mounteiercya Go lleochese crt.ustmmet ets em teres: reek tare stir 38 60 RECORD 11 WINS 0 LOSSES Many, many thanks to the members of the teams — our one and only Mr. Mackin and all the people who came to support us. ROSTER Barbara (sh, sh) Baccagllini Marion (twinkle toes) Wagner Chris (toostie) Farrell Pat (hot shot) Howell Joan (red cheeks) Platt Ellen (sing a song) Gallagher Debbie (wooly) Flock Susan (fingers) Internicola Arlene (tiny) Flaherty Donna (boom-boom) McCaffrey Patti (hot pants) Irwin Anne Marie (smiley) Goin Nancy (bad luck) McCaffrey Marcella (bubbles) Clifford 107 Girls’ Basketball ‘eam COACH MACKEN Co-Captain Co-Captain DONNA McCAFFREY PAT HOWELL MARY DEAN Assistant Coach 109 110 BETTY O’GARA TOM CARPENTER Score Keeper Time Keeper 11 PP et rg AM ae ff oe is, Ke A ae ‘ pe cae et - aes Fe ‘Z oa aaa ae ctu Uy, : é ML! LLU U(r PAS 70 ‘ a he OR Lg LES if i ae Pia’ i — ie an 4 7 ap. j as = pee a ae ' it « ize we 5: aah % Uh, J] i CW 1 ; Wf; a yk ; Pe t j ry WU) ‘ed ; oe — Me 2 : a Ce ee te or. aye i : ae ow ; ig CG (ec! a), a bgt (tang be ae ae eons re. UY Pe = LU UL pf MA (Je Were Talking... We Were Jlalking poo e = cs un iN: ne 115 And lhe People o - - 117 de them 118 selves illusion 119 eel O oO S ae é 120 eins tan too late. . . when they pass away 121 We Were [Talking about 122 could share... when we baval ste a 4 123 ” ee oy ow, . oy a aa. at — . pte 20th Sore “ Try our best to hold it there Try our best to hold it there with our love... with our love... 124 h our love... wilt we could SAVE the world Try to realize it’s all within yourself No one can make you change aes and to see you're only very small... And life goes on within you and without you. We Were Talking 128 : st i a we ahah Meedll Balt neers w. =cneter—rereatey no that’s gone SO cold = ee hive sgeatt } sasesttHy THUY si! 129 And the people oY =| “ d _ ee JiRY 130 te Me ree mere = an L aE. ATION lose their soul ay : : . � bei ; 131 They don’t know They can’t see 132 one of them? o o -_ 134 When you've seen beyond VOUS liam O mind is waiting there 135 ANIL 2 6 the time will come when you see we're all ONE ANIL og life flows on Within you and without you. george harrison Sse Sana rere | Geer Veen tee . SSS SON = Se ASS Ue = SPONSORED ‘ “i x 4 ye } GEL Hs } | NS Zw ee . Aa POL =3 j Fane |, i] i AN Ny . x z YS — WY ; , oS 4 a” —— 6 = — —_—_—e— m —_ DS q Ly WZ = rf X= : ¢ ad r SS SS BOOSTERS THE HILLY FAMILY THE KANE FAMILY Lt. Col. and Mrs. Francis X. Foster Mr. and Mrs. William A. Foster Mr. and Mrs. Raymond McCaffrey Mrs. Mary C. Foster Mr. Edwin McCaffrey Mrs. Mary Welby Mrs. Mary Fanning Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Baga Mr. and Mrs. Vincent J. McManus Mrs. Anna Hveem Mr. and Mrs. Werner Kruck Scott and Chris Burns The Lischicke Family Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hynes Dolores McCue MRS. ANTHONY GALASSO MR. AND MRS. STEPHEN LIZZERO PICCA THE SULLIVAN FAMILY THE KILGORE FAMILY Mr. and Mrs. Michael Franchino The Fuhrman Family Mr. and Mrs. D. Deltoro Dorothy R. Johnson Mr. Christopher Dean Mrs. Anne Dean Heune James Dean, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vavrek Mr. and Mrs. Dailey and Family Mr. R. Torney Joe R. Torney Mrs. R. Torney Rocco Rita E. Kilkenny Mary Doris'' Dean LORRAINE ANN GALASSO MRS. JOHN MULINI VICTOR PHARMACY HAROLD R. REECK MRS. MARY HYNES PATRONS MRS. ANGELA HUNDGEN Blauvelt, New York MR. AND MRS. CHARLES CRANE Suffern, New York MR. PATRICK F. CASEY Bronx, New York MR. AND MRS. HARRY HART AND FAMILY LEONARD J. REITWIESNER Union City, New Jersey MRS. JOHN CLIFFORD AND BOYS Bronx, New York MR. AND MRS. JOHN BURNS Pearl River, New York MR. AND MRS. PETER PISCITELLI Tappan, New York MR. AND MRS. CLARENCE BELL New York, New York MR. AND MRS. THOMAS J. HEKL SR. Upper Nyack, New York MR. AND MRS. T. O'GARA Bronx, New York JOE'S BACK ROOM Bronx, New York MRS. ELEANORE FANNING MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM McPARTLAND Blauvelt, New York MRS. MARY GROH Bronx, New York MR. AND MRS. JOHN O'LEARY West Nyack, New York MR. AND MRS. EUGENE DUFFY New York, New York MR. AND MRS. JAMES CALI Bronx, New York MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM CARPENTER Ronkonkoma, New York MR. AND MRS. CHRISTOPHER DEAN Bronx, New York MR. AND MRS. JOHN GOIN Bronx, New York PRENTICE H. POLK JR. Nyack, New York PATRICK TORNEY Bronx, New York MRS. EILEEN T. GALLAGHER Waldwick, New Jersey ARTWIRE CREATIONS INC. Rockland County, New York SHEA'S A BETTER DRUG STORE Rockland County, New York 141 142 DONORS ST. PIUS X CONVENT 436 East 145 Street Bronx, New York ST. PIUS V CONVENT 414 East 145 Street Bronx, New York TRANSFIGURATION CONVENT 500 Browning Road West Collingswood, New Jersey ST. PIUS CONVENT 30 Elmhurst Avenue Providence, Rhode Island HOLY CROSS CONVENT 460 West 44 Street New York, New York HOLY SPIRIT CONVENT 1960 University Avenue Bronx, New York ST. CHARLES CONVENT 644 Clawson Street Staten Island, New York ST. BENEDICT CONVENT 1082 Edison Avenue New York, New York OUR LADY OF VICTORY CONVENT 1508 Webster Avenue Bronx, New York STS. PHILIP JAMES CONVENT 1180 East 214 Street Bronx, New York CHRIST THE KING CONVENT 1345 Grand Concourse Bronx, New York ST. MARY'S CONVENT 3961 Carpenter Avenue Bronx, New York ST. MARY, STAR OF SEA CONVENT 176 Kilroe Street City Island, New York OUR LADY OF GOOD COUNSEL 2342 Andrews Avenue Bronx, New York ST. ANSELM'S CONVENT 685 Tinton Avenue New York, New York OUR SAVIOUR CONVENT 480 East 185 Street New York, New York THE ROTANELLI FAMILY 641 Kimball Avenue Yonkers, New York MR. AND MRS. JOHN TEAHAN 20 Boyberry Road Elmsford, New York | MR. AND MRS. EMIL MONTI 13 Crestwood Drive Suffern, New York MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM ECROYD 6 Hidden Hills Drive Stoney Point, New York MR. AND MRS. JOHN CROWE 45 Birchwood Road Blauvelt, New York MRS. ELEANORE FANNING 18 Eagle Street Tenafly, New Jersey VON DOHLN MARINA BOAT BASIN New York, New York MR. AND MRS. NICHOLAS LAVISTA 1809 Bussing Avenue Bronx, New York MR. AND MRS. MICHAEL FURY 75 Turner Road Pearl River, New York MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM SAWITSKY 1966 Mulford Avenue Bronx, New York H. B. WALDRON 42 Cypress Lane Brangeburg, New York MR. AND MRS. LEOPOLD LIONE 430 Durie Avenue Closter, New Jersey MR. AND MRS. JAMES KENNEY BSR (USA) LIMITED 25 Cummings Avenue Route 303 New York, New York Blauvelt, New York MR. AND MRS. THOMAS FAY MR. AND MRS. JAMES FARKAS 40 Lafayette Avenue 6 Lenox Way Maywood, New Jersey New York, New York MRS. KATHLEEN COLL LAVELLE SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND 600 West 196 Street 221 Street and Paulding Avenue New York, New York Bronx, New York MR. AND MRS. WERNER KRUCK 156 Fernwood Drive Old Tappan, New Jersey SAINT NICHOLAS OF TOLENTINE CONVENT 2341 University Avenue Bronx, New York GIRLS' DEPARTMENT OF ST. MR. WERNER KRUCK NICHOLAS OF TOLENTINE H.S. 156 Fernwood Drive 2336 Andrews Avenue Old Tappan, New Jersey Bronx, New York MRS. WILLIAM A. GOWER JR. 70 Park Terrance West N. Y., N. Y. 10034 WR eT ee ‘ ee hee 3 wees ae, 1, Sag é -S. eehes Ae gga et a he es ae ei Ta x i 4 5 “ 4 oes = 143 To the Class of ‘71 THE STUDENT GOVERNMENT KEEP SEARCHING and ASKING GOD GRANT ME THE SERENITY TO ACCEPT THE THINGS | CANNOT CHANGE THE COURAGE TO CHANGE THE THINGS | CAN AND THE WISDOM TO KNOW THE DIFFERENCE” 144 YOUR TROUBLES LUNNEY’S STEAK HOUSE Just across the street'’ Western Highway Blauvelt, New York Congratulations and Best Wishes to the 1971 Graduating Class MRS. JOSEPH GMITTER AND AGNES GMITTER (914) 735-4054 FRED L. HOLT, INC. Builder 50 East Washington Ave. Pearl River, N. Y. 10965 146 Wishing You Success for a Bright Future MR. AND MRS. WALTER EL 9.1440 uM J. KELLER THE SCOOP STATIONERY—HALLMARK CARDS—TOYS SPORTING GOODS—McDERMOTT BROS. ICE CREAM—BARACINI CHOCOLATES 64 Western Highway Blauvelt, New York TRI-MARX INC. 83 E. Central Ave. Pearl River, N. Y. MRS. MARGARET eh M. CAIN AND PEGGY In Memory of Mi TERENCE J. CAIN oving Congratulations to the Class of 1971! “What you are is God's gift to you What you make of yourself is Your Gift to God.” R.A.I.D. “70-71 Good Luck to the Class of 1971 MR. AND MRS. ANDREW GMITTER are THRILLED to See Their Daughter Among the 1971 Graduating Class. CONGRATS TO YOU ALL From TIGER O'TOOLE Class of 1991 ane MR. AND MRS. JAMES O'TOOLE | AND JAMEY Congratulations to the Class of 197] From Your Yearboo k Photographer ED THORNTON AND JIM DOWNEY CLASSIC STUDIOS New York City 212 475-8400 Just a to Congratulate the Graduating Class of 197] THE MUSIC CLUB DOMINICAN CHORUS 149 L If MARY - DownA ¥ DENNIS Se. Jeanne KicagDr Maey X Susan 2 E WEEN © Tiny M ARY Don RYLEN = Sieaip (¢ Sz. Aww Haeit C TO SUIT YOUR TASTE EL BLAUVELT WINES LIQUORS Naec€ era . a Se. Tina MARE ck Sr. Joun MARic 5 4 LLEN oS A Pasty — Timmy = e Sze. MARY DowER ¥ i‘ x Pat v. Berry Be Sy: AGNES oes Sz. BERNARDTN _— 4 FR. DUGAN i Joanne ee: MATTy- GERRY Z $ AaeS Ton Tom BaotHeR — 4 Cann’ — KarnLeen 4% Io OF Uap se omnes Gy BG 1 REGIn® t Darvy — 4 JEANNE om Joan x Mate Noreen - L Roe — S NG eis: CMARLENE — Tonnn® snety 7 KAREN ae CaAtey “rears Re A Fann («)| Your NANE IN L.A. AD Costs S74 nwyn a R eny Payment ever 34¢ ie tae aAicakeA by — y Payment oR F .00 Vs indicated by % 7 signifies cheapness 17 rhe = S BdE EL 8-982] VIC ERNIE’S DEER HEAD INN ITALIAN—AMERICAN CUISINE PIZZA 140 Western Hwy. West Nyack JOLTING JOE GMITTER THE COMMAND CONTROL CENTER, Kontum, Vietnam 9-133] Send $320 Worth of Congrats to the Class of '71] In Honor of Their Opposite Fire House DELIVERY Western Highway, Blauvelt, N. Y. 150 Perseverance. NA 3-3646 FREE DELIVERY HOBBIE’S DELICATESSEN Caterers to Affairs Large and Small IMPORTED FOODS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD 265 So. 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