Dominican College - Aubade Yearbook (Blauvelt, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1972 volume:

aubade ‘72 dominican college blauvelt, new york — We came from different places, worlds apart and somehow when we came, we came together we came with different beliefs and attitudes but somehow as we lived and grew, we came together MAKING SENSE of such a remarkable happening is difficult in the few lines available and so we prefer to tell you throughout this Aubade '72 by presenting ourselves as pieces of a large and intricate puzzle We feel the world to be so intricate, so complex and ourselves to be so small... but in these moments of smallness and insignificance we remember that the puzzle would not be solvable or complete without us; without you. Watch the pieces falling together filling an empty building with a life that is. Fay eta 4 ods ins eA oa ee P Pah, OR a RO C2 4 . ay Sh iw The puzzle paints a changing-scene — evolving in time each of us with our jagged edges do in this special time 1972 interlock to form the picture DOMINICAN COLLEGE. ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY Education — the process of making sense of a puzzling world learning to discriminate the many shapes and hues that form that world. Educators are a part of that large puzzle guiding and influencing students so through questioning and searching all the puzzle pieces can interlock and come together. Sr. Natalie Casey has been a dedicated administrator of our college for five years. Her tireless efforts to make Dominican College a unique and worthwhile place for all of us are only matched by her sense of awareness and inter- est in the well being of D.C.'s students. In recognition of her outstanding qualities as administra- tor, Sr. Natalie was awarded the Sr. Rose Aquin Distin- guished Administrator Award by the N. Y.S. Federation of Foreign Language Teachers. We, too, would like to ex- press our gratitude to Sr. Natalie for her unceasing devotion to D.C. and its students. SR. NATALIE CASEY President Registrar Manager 1ness S a 4 za) ea) fs od n SR. MARY DOWER Bus Dean JEAN MARIE ic SR Academ SR. DOROTHY WEITING Director of Development e3eeReeneen eaeer RICHARD WARNER Director of Public Relations and Fund Raising SR. GENEVIEVE MARIE Director of Student Personnel SR. VIRGINIA KISSACK Librarian ‘ ai ign na races edb = HARBHAJAN ARNEJA Assistant Librarian ecesiec CET ONE Der Gime } f SR. KATHLEEN SULLIVAN Director of Admissions JOHN BRENNAN Assistant Director of Admissions WILLIAM MONAHAN id Financial A mt za) a za x rd M aa fx) am be fos Chaplain SR. MARGARET FLYNN Chairman - Mathematics Dept. [a4 a B a = a q 2 q ea) od n Mathematics DR, JULIO FERNANDEZ Spanish SR. ANN BERNADETTE VADIM SOBEN French Sociology SR. CLARISSA Education a Bg Se as eS 5 tog) S = YOLANDA HEINLEIN Education ren Pm. a) 4 7 J , VIVE PESTER TRESS eres 1c SR. MARY O'BRIEN Chairman - Teacher Education HARRY FROMM Education 18 SR. BERNARDITA Chairman - Secondary Education SR, FLORENCE DWYER Education SR. TINA MARIE Special Education SR. MARY McCORMICK Chairman - Special Education SR. ANNE CECILE Education JULIO BURUNAT Chairman - Theology en SO pce, Aware FL JOHN LOUNIBOS FATHER DUGGAN Theology Theology WILLIAM HURST Chairman - Philosophy SR. DOMINIC Philosophy SR. MICHELE History SOPHIE WELISCH Chairman - History WASYL KALYNOW YCH History BERCH HAROIAN Chairman - Business Administration ELLEN ROGERS PAUL GRIMALDI History Business Administration henley MICHAEL McGRATH Science ie eee SR. SALLY KLEIN Chairman - Natural Science SR. MARION REED Science SR. MARGARET JOSEPH Chairman - Fine Arts JOHN MACMILLAN Music HOWARD WARGER English SR. DOROTHY SMITH Chairman - Humanities THOMAS KNIGHT Speech LOURDES CASAL Chairman - Psychology ROBERT CRIE Chairman - English RM ae SIGRID ARNOLDSON Chairman - Human Services 27 ROBERT MACKEN Athletics ROSALIE MILLER Glee Club SR. BERNARD JOSEPH Bookstore SR. MARGARET PATRICIA Secretary Clerical Staff SALTZMAN DIAMANT LEONE ENGELLENNER ADELAIDE bs ba v; DiDOMENICO ANDES HOLLAND aay =) ed 3) = CATHY SMITH SICA oa N UNDERCLASSMEN The door has been opened — they walk into a world of patterns patterns, like pieces of a puzzle, that don't fit together at first weaving dreams that tell of themselves trying to put it all together. Years of growing and changing learning and moving forward help to put the puzzle together help to find yesterday is today’s memory and tomorrow is today’s dream. ay; ii | i bb eed, HY if People, People, People... Freshmen Beginning... a few small steps on what seems an endless road... ” 34 14a 36 a new schedule Becoming a college student. 37 eC AME WRT S52 ISL RTS 5 : praise Having taken another step along the road ... 038 dais Ty Sophomores 40 } A UE aH can begin to the end. see itt 41 The struggle has been difficult Duta Juniors Ma | | fidence. around one more corner lays the end — Senior Year. 46 Taking a step toward greatness making the pieces of the puzzle fit together bridging the gaps and filling in the spaces by people coming together. Having lived and learned well having laughed and loved much having been an integral part of the whole — and now — bringing all of this to others this belongs to the SENIORS. rs ees 48 JOHN RUGGI B, A. English B. A. English DOLORES MILLER B.A., Social Science Ty� pa CLAIRE BOLAND B.A., English “a9 RITA STRUMER B.A., History ROSE REISS B.A., Social Science STEPHEN PAGNANELLA B.S., Human Services MARIE MURPHY B.A., English PATRICIA PETERS B.A., Social Science MICHAEL CESTONE B.A., Psychology 52 -A., English B a i N a fx - = Pp me ms ish KAREN LYNCH B.A., Engl 54 REGINA MURPHY B.A., English EDWARD HOLDEN B.A., Psychology ELIZABETH O'GARA B.A., Mathematics JOAN LAW B.A., English 55 O 2 S a rx) = QO = ro rae B.A., Mathematics eae: fevers Be i at ert A. 56 BROTHER MICHAEL REPETTI B.A., Social Science REGINA McMANUS B.A., Psychology 58 JOSEPH LIONE B.A., Psychology FLORENCE BARRY B.A., History RICHARD ROYSTER B.S., Psychology KENNETH KOLWICZ B.A., English 59 JUDY GORDON B.A., English ROSE McDOUG ALL B.A., Social Science JAMES REECK B.A., Psychology be ea) = a =) 2 O a i | B.A., English O = A a O = aa = A 62 RUSSELL MULFORD B.A., Psychology ms a sa} = 122) 2 = = O ee x jae) a oO ie) a ° Ae 1S) n” Q, bo aa) 63 MATTHEW BLAKE B.A., History (34 “e “ . Sas kay ad HAROLD STERN B.A., English a y DANIEL WALTERS B. A. History SR. JAMES PATRICK KAVANAGH B. A. History EDWARD VALENTE B, A. History MARGARET PAWLYK B, A. French 66d MICHAEL LYONS B.A. Social Science PATRICIA HOWELL B.A. Social Science ELLEN GALLAGHER B.A. Psychology 68 RICHARD YACCINO B. A. Psychology PETER DITTMER JR. BeAw Social science ELIZABETH NOUD B. A. Psychology EVELYN HANAFIN B. A. History 70 JUDITH HUEBNER B.A. History 71 72 a BETTY SEE B.A. English THERESA DUGAN B.A. History CHRISTINE SOSIEWICZ B. A. Mathematics ELIZABETH CROWE B. A. Psychology 73 iy, lea oe e iy te HILDA SILVA B. A. Spanish 74 rs , H VIRGINIA BRACKEN B.A. English ppm Saal WY NEU ig BO a pi a i { 3 EMILY BLUE B. A. Social Science 75 Ree ee eee f 1 Nn N 78 + 80 le i te AM i i ema i ie ile ll lies lil. Alas lb Sty es nS oc — SRE a el il al llth lt i ile. iy (op) L a ES i c 4d) WY 5 ies jn @) fa Soe oO oS (@) uo mol aure | im inven willl , 81 Crossing a bridge to people sometimes frail and at times strong moving ever closer together the patterns that are at once organized being interested, involved these lead to ORGANIZATIONS. 82 Common interests and unique abilities pull together the more and more complicated puzzle pieces and as the puzzle grows so does the pattern. 83 tudent Government 85 Seika DOMINICAN COLLEGE ‘aach watcae Pris ai 6 @ 9995 PH @ @ IN CONCERT December. 16th $- 1PM. Si Pomacs Aediteriom - a. Te ELLEN GALLAGHER JOHN RUGGI 86 BILL RYAN ALICE McLELLAN 87 ai OL ‘e) _— ©) O ae O ic GL i) a= U 89 90 pete Paterna | mtegettltng expan 7 spamensnanes ss reese - oa SHAL OWS ee Place Cordetede lilek To 96 FERS We Sv ep car. FS Gig PES yo: 97° MR. MICHAEL FURY Chairman of Board of Trustees President's Reception Nov. 30, 1971 Honors Convocation 99 U Qo - 100 16, 1971 Dec. | 2a : ‘ i i ey 101 102 tmas Chris Dec. 17, 1971 103 104 ALMA MATER To thee, Dominican College Our minds and hearts we raise, Your motto of Truth we honor, Your lofty ideals praise. The bright torch of your teaching Illumines the path we trod. Through thee, Dominican College, We strive to know and serve our God, The world today is a challenge To the minds and hearts you train. Your counsel: Give unto others - E'er faithful to Truth remain. These maxims we will honor Though ever the way be hard. Through thee, Dominican College, We'll grow e'er nearer to our God. 105 treresticnnionperrnne re nel enna ntcree eel Ne 106 107 108 a . a ene Lie Sew, cl Taek a oo agian i 109 Rapidly moving pieces running, kicking, jumping moving together into patterns patterns that depict action — action that ts SPORTS Practices and games — basketball, soccer, cheerleading — each contributing to the growth of the whole picture. Women's Basketball Team 114 O20 Oe] — Ono n om Ommcs 115 116 117 Men's Varsity 119 HELE TRE RECA S Pict 120 121 122 123 125 Soccer Team ap pie iar ai: ce . is ha a ig : gf 127 tay a i 129 130 “131 132 did you ever feel lonely... 133 did you ever feel that no one really cares Wace ste i bet a eS sa Ih ll that no one understands 136 137 138 that everyone IS SO busy that everyone is SO involved do INg you say or that noth Impression makes any 140 that all you wanted was to be happy In your own way 141 142. thout any fuss or bother . WI 143 did you ever wonder who you really are 144 and what you really want 145 id you ever feel sS lost 146 ... bewildered Fe NAT did you ever feel out of tune 148 meee OULOImSIeD Ie Pate fae 149 did you ever feel that nothing matters 150 and that you matter least of all did you ever feel lonely... 153 ; } q ; 156 The maze of ADVERTISEMENTS showing the pattern of Ame buying, selling, spending in order to better our se It is all part of the Services are rendered ican Life items are bought and sold money is made ves and our economy. money is lost large puzzle of life. all part of advertising. 158 Donna Marazita Dolores Miller Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lubey Hermine Levine Marie Murphy Maureen O'Callahan Joan Leati Peter Lepre Ronnie Salerno Rona Meyers MaryEllen McPartland Bernadette Duffy St. Barbara Werner Ellen Connell Cathy Heslin Mr. and Mrs. V. Anioli Brother Shane Bonini Lorrie Bederka Me Marina Cipriani Tricia Lynn-Marie Sr. Mary Bookstore Donna Greene Joanne Quinn Peggy Pawlyk Noreen Dunn Charles Crane Rose Reiss Carol Tan Lenore Bederka Eileen Finucane Catherine E. Thomas Bernadette Kappen Lynda, Lori, Leigh Engelhardt Maryellen Gowrie Elizabeth Gowrie Ingrid E. Hartmann Mrs. Mary Hyner Babette Ports Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Simio BOOSTERS Maria T. Tutoni Harold R. Reeck Alda Petti Rosemary Quereau Margaret Vallone Peggy McGuiness Mary DiDomenico Harry Fromm Susan Nierberma Gary Nava Regina McManus Marian Reimel A Friend Stevie Snoopy Mickey Mouse Arlene Flaherty Charles J. Lindo Richard F. Warner Jeannie and Alex Puerto Rico '7| Frances Perez Mary Thomas Karen Menendez John Tyrrell Barbara Amonson Ruth Orfini Sr. Mary McCormick Julian Miranda Cathy Cunningham Joan F. Platt Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lichtward Mr. and Mrs. Albert Engelhardt Mr. John J. Gowrie Jeanne Gowrie Mr. and Mrs. David McDougall Margaret Keon Krachy Mr. and Mrs. Sean Thomas Egan William Cooke Mr. and Mrs. J. Rogan Thomas Fox Dolph A. Tutoni Chris Sosiewicz Rose Medina Marguerite D. Fury JoAnn DiGiacomo Pat Ozelski Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Silva James Teahon A Friend Alex Herrera Ruth Shack Marie Mueller Joanne Harney John Heider Miss Casal Sr. Genevieve Marie Mrs. Heinlein Gerry McMahon Robyn and Howie Hering Anne McNally Robert Edwards (Guard) Angela Piccolomo Mary Deremeik Kathleen Corrigan Linda DeRaffele Ronald Ojeda Ralph Koch Mr. and Mrs. Ralph DeLorenzo Alice Christine McCartin Candy Clark Ginny Keller Lucy Palermo Mrs. Grace J. Gowrie Patricia Gowrie Mary T. Harrison '70 Chairman Mao Mr. James Johnson Adeline Ennering The Piscitelli Family Family of John Golden Pickwick Bookshop Mr. and Mrs. Francis Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Kelly The Fuhrman Family Mr. and Mrs. 8. Hempenius Joan Bloch Frank Donohue and Family -Ken and Diane Sabol Henry and Betty Kopf Agnes and Conrad Huebner Mr. and Mrs. Thomas V. Caruso PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Michael Colli Mr. and Mrs. Louis Baga Mr. and Mrs. Aldo Eccher Mr. and Mrs. D. McDonald Srs. at St. Brendan's Mr. and Mrs. Roger T. McMahon Raymond and Paula Florville Linda Carter Mr. and Mrs. James McNally Stephen Hannigan Family Isabel Winsch Moynihan Family Bernadette Koop DONORS The Rogers Family Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Reimel Sr. Marie Frances Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Harney Rita Mayersohn Mr. and Mrs. J. Miranda Rosary Academy Mr. and Mrs. S. Bienkowski Christy Mahoney Edward Patrick Green Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jeye Mr. and Mrs. James Peters Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Duffy B.S.R. (USA) Limited Rte. 303, Blauvelt, N. Y. 10913 Sisters of Immaculate Conception Amenia, New York St. Charles Convent 644 Clawson St., Staten Island, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen F. Strack 240 Westside Ave., Haverstraw, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. William Broussard 119 North Tenth Ave., Mt. Vernon, N. Y. St. Mary Star of Sea Convent 176 Kilroe St., City Island, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fugazzi 139 Grotke Rd., Spring Valley, N. Y. St. Benedict's Convent 1082 Edison Avenue, Bx., N. Y. 10465 Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Salemo 5 Phelps St., West Haverstraw, N. Y. Pat Gmitter 145 Chase Avenue, Yonkers, N. Y. Sisters of St. Pius Convent Providence, Rhode Island Dominican Sisters, St. Paul's 407 N. Ridgewood Ave., Daytona Beach, Fla. 159 160 Compliments of GLENSHAW GLASS COMPANY, INC. Manufacturers of Glass Containers Since 1895 See What You Buy — Buy in Glass Glenshaw, Pa. Orangeburg 359-2300 DR. and MRS. ANTHONY J. PERSICO MR. and MRS. THOMAS O'GARA and FAMILY Proudly Congratulate Betty and all the graduates of '72 SISTERS OF OUR U R S CONVENT SCHWARZ MANN Life Science Division of Becton-Dickinson and Co. Manufacturers of Research Chemicals for use in Medicine and Molecular Biology Toy and Miniature Poodles All Colors — A.K.C. Registered MARGARET FAULKNER 332 Cedar Hill Ave. Wyckoff, New Jersey 07481 201—447-0116 Poodle Stud Service Available CASTLE HILL FUNERAL HOME 1528 Castle Hill Ave. Bronx, New York 10462 FRED J. GUIDO T. KENNETH STENSON TA 8-9222 TO THE CLASS OF °72 To laugh often and much; to win the respect of intelligent people and the affec- tion of children; to earn the appreciation of honest critics and endure the betrayal of false friends; to appreciate beauty; to find the best in others; to leave the world a bit better, whether by a healthy child, a garden patch, or a redeemed social con- dition: to know even one life has breathed easier because you have lived; this is to have succeeded. Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. Fury Good Luck and Best Wishes to the Class of '72 SISTERS OF HOLY CROSS CONVENT Compliments of BLAUVELT PHARMACY Blauvelt, New York NILS PILTZMAN MR. and MRS. THOMAS MADDEN Helen Madden '75 Congratulations to the class of '72 from MARY and MICHAEL KELLY In Memory of Bridget McDonough and Patrick Kelly There is more to come in each of us Congratulations SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH'S, Bronxville Congratulations to the Class '72 MR. and MRS. PAUL HVEEM In Memory of Petter Hveem 164 MORITZ FUNERAL HOME L. WILBUR MORITZ Manager 290 Rte. 303 Tappan, N. Y. 914—359-0890 Haverstraw New City THOMAS CLOSURE CORPORATION Ludlow Avenue Northvale, New Jersey Nanuet Stoney Point ST. MARTIN DE PORRES CONVENT For Tops in Color CAPITAL PLATEMAKERS and STRIPPING CAPITAL COLOR LITHOGRAPHERS INC. One Teaneck Road AL ENGLEHART, Pres. Ridgefield Park, N. J. 07660 201—641-3326 Congratulations to the Class of 1972 ST. COLUMBA CONVENT omealtpetion, N: COMPLIMENTS FRIEND WE PRAY FOR THE CLASS OF ‘72... Enough of a sense of humor so that they may al- ways be serious yet never take themselves too seri- ously. Give them humility, so they may always re- member the simplicity of true greatness, the open mind of true wisdom and the meekness of true strength. MR. and MRS. K. WALTERS Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. McNamee Stanley Howell CONGRATULATIONS AND Edward J. Pat and Harry Flynn Family Waldron BEST WISHES TO THE Mr. and Mrs. J. Dominican Sisters Powers and of Transfiguration Denis Convent CLASS OF 1972 The Sisters of Sisters of Christ the King Our Lady of Convent Good Counsel MR. and MRS. FRANK STOCKS and FAMILY Extend Best Wishes To the CLASS of 1972 Compliments of THE SISTERS OF OUR LADY OF THE ASSUMPTION CONVENT 169 5, OM tan oe CL, Another bridge crossed — A new life awaits you. GOOD LUCK THE STUDENT GOVERNMENT 170 When through one woman, A little more love and goodness, A little more light and truth comes into the world then Y, E A R B O O K a al that woman's life has had MEANING ED THORNTON Yearbook Photographer CLASSIC STUDIOS 18 West 27 St. New York, N. Y. 10001 Sr. Jean Marie, Many thanks for all you have done for us in the past few years when as Dean you guided and helped us through D.C. Much success in all you do in the future. THE STUDENT BODY 172 173 174 Puzzling pieces these that have flown in all directions but finally came to rest — MAKING SENSE in this special time 1972. 175 But what if our joys of today are empty? what if the excitement was as superficial as a carnival Palisades Park closed that summer the paint, so garish and lively had faded by winter the carousel was mute and the stirrups hung empty off sagging, wooden horses no shouts, no squeals of fright, no whine or click or grate of wheel on rails Were you ever young with meé¢ was this time real or did we just pretend to be young the way the park pretended to be gay and just as one amusement ended, did another? did we squander our time, our love or our joy? Should we have held back, and saved our laughter or our tears? Will we need them later? But reason tells us that each moment must be held and kept and then let pass Remembering the best and loving it — the worst and learning from it. 7 « i] | 4 oad 62t AE _ - Se ; : ; E 7 : ; 7 ps a ? 7 ™ d + ay vaso ae af a le . tee ” ah ‘ eo iat; h = ¢ = - r het ic y Vine i . cag ie 3 Og es f Lar ‘er : age ; 2 REF gs INNS = ; . ee at 44, 4- os ce ae ity : Pa y 70 Fi aoe rey UG Sh TEARBOOKS | an