Dominican College - Aubade Yearbook (Blauvelt, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1973 volume:

| rity mr a iS - i . oe fy a ae a Uy f 7 ; af F? ae ALE oy ongepaimamm | odie an ' Bais, Mg 4 ast . ‘ 5a _ SRP AOR ATO PRE BASE OOETNE eRe r eR: a PFET ALIAS HH [TF rs DEMONS) wide lh Underclassmen Special Section Student Life... DOTS He pill) yu! fa GUIGV ehh. at, Advertisements f S 4 t Domélimes Pak We reflect upon the good things Anh Ow thoughts always center around these we love We think about these people Who mean so much te ws; “Whe for so many years have made us So voy Hayy And we count the times we have forgetten le Say... Thank You And just how much We Love Them Flory Nancini I have discovered it What? Eterni It is the sea ith the sun 7.Wn ebeatey-tele| WET wel aXeve Onn ELLEN ROGERS From the moment it starts, may each day be a day you'll remember. VINCENT GUARINO Joy is not in things, it is in us. LORRAINE PETROSKY “Love is a word of trust written on a page of light. Ww CAROL TANNERT A heart that makes its own delight, makes also a delight for others. C. Swain 13 14 LINDA DE RAFFELE “The more happiness we give, the happier we become and the happier we become, the more we give. TERESA SWEENEY Wisdom is discoveriny how To live, to love; To learn, and to laugh; Each day a little more. ' KATHLEEN CORRIGAN Two roads diverged in a wood, andI - I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference.”’ R, Frost ROBIN BIENKOWSKI “A man may hope for anything while he has life. 15 16 DIANE SABOL The test for thankfulness is not what you have to be thankful for, but whether any- one else has reason to be thankful that you are here. MARIANN DI MATTEI Life's most precious thing is love And to love is to accept. YIRGU WOLDE Happy the man who has broken the chains which hurt the mind, and has given up worrying once and for all. Ovid ROSEMARY ALLEN Come on everybody, smile on your brother - right now. 17 MARINA CIPRIANI I have enjoyed the world; I have loved. J. Schiller Fy Sai MARGARET MC GUINNESS ‘‘There are two ways of spreading light; To be the candle or the mirror that reflects it. E. Wheaton 18 JOAN DELTORO To accomplish great things, we must not only act but also dream, not only plan but also believe. A. France SUZON WOJTUNIK Our eyes lie in the wine of our minds. 19 20 MARY ELLEN MC PARTLAND ‘ No love or friendship can ever cross the path of our lives without leaving some mark upon it forever.’’ CATHERINE CUNNINGHAM “Time goes by so slowly and time can do so much, PETER TOBIA ‘“‘A good laugh is a ray of golden sunshine.’’ MARIE CASSETTA Life is far too important a thing ever to talk seriously about. 21 22 ANTHONY WALKOWICH Do not compare yourself to others, for you may become vain or bitter. PATRICIA COFFEY The heart has reasons that reason does not understand. ate “maiteae ROBYN HERING ‘‘We must learn to reawaken and keep ourselves awake ... but an infinite expectation H. D. Thoreau RITA MAYERSON If a man does not march in time, perhaps he hears the beat of a different drummer. 23 RUTH SHACK “ At times you feel it’s impossible. . . it isn’t.’’ JO ANN DI GIACOMO It is only through the heart that one sees tightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye. ALICE ROGERS ‘‘To be with those we love is enough.’’ Mme, Swetchine ROBERT MC NAMEE “People who hide behind a wall of illusion never glimpse the truth. 25 26 ROSE MEDINA ‘I count the times I have forgotten to say thank you.’’ H. Mancini LOIS JENSEN Whatever with the past has gone, the best is always yet to come. L. Larcom CHRISTINE MC CARTIN ‘‘A dream is forever - spurn it if you will - Somewhere in your heart there’s a part of it still.’’ JOAN LEATI Stars to wish upon and memories to cherish are the sweetest joys a heart possesses. 27 28 GENEVIEVE KELLY “If one advances confidently in the direction of his dreams . . . he will meet witha success unexpected in common hours.’’ H. D. Thoreau HARRIET BLECHER Love in your heart wasn't put there to stay. Love isn't love till you give it away. “ads, ; LENORE BELAK Credo quia impossibile.” ( I believe because it is impossible. “) Tertullian KATHLEEN SPOOR ‘‘Be what you are. This is the first step toward becoming better than you are.’’ 29 30 SANDRA GOETSCHIUS Only the beginning, only just FG Starbyytls tei LINDA HECHT ‘‘A woman’s happiness is that which enlightens the world with love, joy, peace, beauty and a flower.’ EUGENE PERSICO Happiness is not having what you want but wanting what you have. ' JUDITH GRIFFIN Love is like a fire... it warms - it lights - it consumes - , J. Roche 31 MURI EL MAYER To progress till we arrive at the utmost limits of ourselves. T. de Chardin JOANNE SCHULTZ To live, is to love To love, is to give of oneself completely.’’ 32 SUSAN DROTCH “There are two days about which nobody should ever worry, and these are yesterday and tomorrow. R. J. Burdette GERALDINE MC MAHON ‘All ignorance tobaggons into know and trudges up to ignorance again.’’ e. e, cummings 33 MARGUERITE FURY YACCINO If there is anything better than to be loved, it is loving. ROSEMARY JOHNSON “The only way to win happiness is to give it. M. Reed 34 ALVIN MILLER Today is the first day of the rest of your life, C. Dederich RENEE MILLER In dreams and love there are no impossibilities, 35 KAREN MENENDEZ There is more day to dawn. The sun is but a moming. H. D. Thoreau JOY MC CROSSON Without true love, we just exist. Until you find love, you've missed. H. David GLENN PETROSKY ‘ The fulfillment of life is found in love.’’ 37 38 DENIS POWERS Only that day dawns to which we are awake.” H. D. Thoreau by a oy x CLARA LAIDO “‘To love and to be loved is the greatest happiness of existence.’’ S. Smith ae uf © Dias Mali ae , MICHAEL FLORA ‘We have tomorrow bright before us, like a flame’’ DORIS BREDA “He who gives with his heart, gives some- thing of himself. 39 40 FRANCIS ZARRO The future is not a gift; it is an achieve- ment. “ R. F. Kennedy r CHRISTINE PISCITELLI ‘ Be happy and live today, for yesterday already is a dream and tomorrow only a vision, HELEN SCHREIBER “We walk alone in the world until we find a lover or a friend. J. Barrymore IRENE LIGGIO ‘“‘The world speaks to me in pictures; my soul answers in music.’’ 41 42 DIANE FAY A smile is the oasis in the loneliness of life. E. Crespo Jr. PATRICIA REDMOND ‘fA little deed, a love to share Some smiles, some tears - A friendship rare.’’ In Memory of. . . Veronica Hickey Leisurely, the river’s flow pauses abreast the realms of remembrance. A tender heart, a responsive smile spring to life among forsaken breakers as a tear tumbles into retrospect. As ideas of bygone mingle anew, and create a somber stillness amidst the delights and hurts of life, I recall an image — Veronica. Sadness — questions — calmness. . . and I remember. G. McMahon 43 A river’s flow is likened unto life. Never ceasing, it passes from one branch RODE ss SEs on its “ course : to In like manner, 45 46 Our lives flow onward. Years spent in college me : coy ‘aif 1 fiiig but one more the passage to stepping stone 47 Our necessary destiny — our purpose. 48 “We are but one step away from greatness and before the rest of the world knows it, we are going to take that step. . .” Hotckins 49 The sea is never still. It pounds on the shore Restless as a young heart, Hunting. GEV ad Hor valel obi as With sails unfurled, we embark on a voyage FRESHMEN through unsettled waters. new r. ; ik be a8 ' ‘be OF Ch ananagt 1 é ai ‘tm Paar Petr Ue cup sbomnae mene. Ae ' extn ‘te : Mi 19 tgndlomnare We wander aimlessly — 54 ing search 55 Dreams and wishes are dashed upon rocks, SOPHOMORES 56 FAUT CBE ES Sate or Seis a eeTa i ¥ e 7’ e 3 eo” 9 we continue onward. 57 Minensee Gis 4 a by = ubside;— te ERS aimee al tc ies aust iSite. 58 a clearer course S10 NY Ss (24 oie. aromas se 1% maby eB KEN pa OA TRANS ADIT 59 A gentle current ushers us 60 JUNIORS through tranquil waters. 61 An ultimate decision becomes conceivable — 62 our final port appears. 63 Time is a sort of river of passing events, and strong is its current; no sooner is a thing brought to sight than it is swept by vate m-v alo) d alc) am e-¥. -1- 05 Lem ot-lao And this too will be swept away. Marcus Aurelius Prd 56 67 .. . PLANDING 68 69 KILLING 70 7 TEARING DOWN 72 BUILDING UP Fe sen er entrar pesnnsorn on : 73 74 hereis altime toma ty . LAUGHING 75 76 : =. _ hey = oe 77 78 eo UEEINGE 79 80 . Hate 81 82 83 84 � . = Anda Wane for Every Purpose 85 tie wae FR Te i wee ee inl The wave comes in, goes out, Aaya til Sic ea tina {iFeaith : fi On a ees oi Aad there.is no tomorrow, no yesterday. na eee Everything is now! 86) i | | 88 PRESIDENT - Frank Zarro VICE PRESIDENT - Arlene Flaherty a a ee SECRETARIES - Gerry McMahon, Margaret Vallone Student Government wf i, mips f MUNA fi f Hii SHAS SNe es 89 90 r r ae Py Dominican College's Student Government chan- neled their interests and energies into a variety of new projects this year, Fall, 1972 saw the comple- tion of an Improvements Program and initiation of the New Vision Lecture Series, Other accomplish- ments included initial passage of a new Constitution, reorganization of faculty committees, a student in- surance plan, coffee houses and movie programs, DIRECTOR OF STUDENT PERSONNEL - Sr, Genevieve Marie 91 92 93 Halloween Party | 94 Ghosts, goblins, blobs and other creatures crept through the halls of the college for the Halloween Party, 1972, The highlight of the evening appeared in the form of a coffin containing the remains of the Honor- able Frankenstein who was once again united with his equally famous comrade, Count Dracula of Transylvania, 95 ¥ iy Seu P2e iii 96 Nececsa eer Do Ba RE ee Ye 97 98 Around the Campus 99 Various students who attained Academic achievement during the year 1971-72, were honored in a formal assembly held on November 19th, Academic Dean, Sr. Kathleen Sullivan, awarded the symbols of achievement; honors at entrance and white, red and gold tassels to those present, Joanne Schultz and Joan Deltoro, recipients of the gold tassel denoting three successive years on the Dean's List, served as Master of Ceremonies and keynote speaker respectfully. This student involvement marked a first in the history of Honor's Convocations at Dominican College - a tradition which will hopefully be continued, 100 Honors Convocation 101 102 Faculty and students joined together in the festiv- ities of the Christmas season as the Christmas cele- bration was held for the enjoyment of a packed house in the Student Center, The chorus set the musical score for the party by performing seasonal ballads, Ata later point, a new talent was discovered in Dominican College as Michael Stocks launched his stage career as The Littlest Angel, Arlene Flaherty narrated, Christmas Party bets sun i 103 A. McNally, F. Fornario, B. Petrie, M. O'Connor, M. Frisaro, K. Menendez, A. McLellan, K. Donohue, P. Harkins. 104 Alpha was an organization formed in the Fall of 1972 by a group of concerned Dominican College students for the purpose of providing religious and moral instruction, and social activity for children from the county, Under this program, each child is instructed by his own volunteer, Alpha is moderated by Sr, Tina Marie Stocks. STREET ps hae 105 President's Reception Members of the student body, faculty and Board of Trustees attended the annual reception given by Sr, Natalie Casey, Dominican College's President, held on Dec, 18th. Musical entertainment for the reception was provided by Jeremy Mahood, At this time, Mr. Michael Fury, Chairman of the Board of Trus- tees, presented Sr, M, Clarissa Doyle with a commemorative plaque for her dedication to the community. meee | 106 Becinjans, ann el 107 Yearbook Staff EDITOR - Joan Deltoro MODERATOR - Sr. Barbara Werner STAFF - John Redmond, Anne McNally, Diane Sabol, Carol Tannert, Marina Cipriani, Peggy McGuinness 108 OOS COPY EDITOR - Gerry McMahon BUSINESS MANAGERS - Alice McLellan, Mary Deremeik Lucy Lotito 109 Rosemary Johnson, Genevieve Kelly AUBADE '78 got underway during the summer months of 1972. The staff, under the.direction of Sr. Barbara Werner, moderator, and editor, Joan Deltoro, donated many hours of their time to produce a memory of Dominican College, as we Saw it, 1972-73. With the aid of our super photographer, Enrique Crespo Jr., choice moments have been recorded within these pages, 110 es ST ee PS alle eee) vies ie ae 11 Under the direction of Mr, C, James Hughes, a restructured chorus began practice in early Fall, 1972. During this semester the Dominican College Mixed Chorus provided entertainment at such offi- cial functions as Freshman Investiture and the Christ- mas Party, The highlight of the Spring agenda will occur on May 22nd - the day of graduation, 112 ® a 2 SI % ‘a $ a ‘- 4 ¥ DOMINICAN COLLEGE CHORUS § ¢ 5 113 NEW VISION LECTURE SERIES Dominican College's New Vision Lecture Series was launched in October, 1972, with speeches by the Honorable John Tunney, U.S. Senator (D-Calif.), and the U.S. Supreme Court Justice, the Honorable William O. Doug- las. These gentlemen spoke to the college and the community in the Tappan Zee High School Auditorium. The New Vision Lecture Series was conceived by the Student Government as a service for the general public. 114 ARS 115 VARIETY SEL@yx The third annual spring concert, held for the benefit of the campus building fund, in- vaded Dominican one crisp March day. Various students combined their multi-tal- ents to present an assortment of entertain- ment-ranging from a visit by Archie and Edith, to selected vocalizations and on to Charlie Brown and associates. This event will lo ng be remembered. 116 117 Dh Seay. In the sea, there beats the pulse of life 8 Web olbt-4 alk =1 0) omr-bale Wn (on ae) am -DVcmr-vale Ml ole ( aan In the sea, the earth finds voice. T. Hacker BASEBALL Kneeling: G. Petrosky, M. Stocks, M. Lyons. Standing: J. Mesiano, J. Delaney, Coach Macken, R. Caruso, M. Galligan. Missing: J. Redmond, T. Fischer, M. Healy, G. Rodriguez. Dominican College's baseball season began on April 17th with a game against the Academy of Aeronau- tics in Flushing Meadows Park. The '72 team featured a well-balanced line-up of John Redmond, Gus Rodriguez, Mike Stocks, Glenn Petrosky, Tim Fischer, Mike Healy, John Delaney, Joe Mesiano, Matt Galligan, Rich Caruso and Mike Lyons. These pictures show some of the high- lights of the Aeronautics game, won by D.C. in extra innings by a score of 2-1. 120 ee EY ty te ae tv a 44 eer +? 121 Ripe dary agp WsaP eS j ae BAL 4 122 inte pile ede Ge gets a in Mas OG 0 hO i $%, ae od hal, Mma Ta ae ae s Lact! te ie bia é ‘ AT LAA fied ig NR, Kneeling: J. Redmond, T. Downes, J. Frost, M. Galligan, C. Behrens. Standing: J. Miranda, R. Ojeda, C. Crane, K. Flaherty, M. Stocks, N. DeRitis, J. Mesiano, J. Delaney, T. Walkowich, P. Tobia (captain), Coach Macken. Missing: B, Metz, F. Fanerio, P. LePre, Y. Wolde. The Dominican College Demons sparked their soccer games this season with many colorful plays. Accompany- ing pictures in this section highlight their 1-0 victory over the Norwalk Tech defensemen. 123 wea Mie as site . = x “re i cer te ae i T° ont ee FAS kvi, ail 2: ET a ae BO si idl 2 ees ee 124 GHEEREEADERS ALICE McLELLAN, Captain LOIS CURRAN CELINE O'NEILL 125 KAREN EVANGELISTA DEBBIE COIRO feike the CLAUDIA WINSCH 126 BETTY BAGA SOIBHAN MOYNIHAN ALISON BATES, Co-Captain | 2 DENISE . COIRO 28 1 Dominican College Varsity Basketball 72-73 E : £ Kneeling: S. Boyle, M. Stocks, D. Sullivan. Standing: J. Guadagino, B. Hobbs, D. Wilson, S. Hannigan, J. McDonald, J. Redmond, M. Fischer, Coach Macken. 129 Ae a 2 DENNIS HIGGINS - Co Captain STEVE HANNIGAN STEVE BOYLE JOHN GUADAGINO DANNY SULLIVAN JIM McDONALD 130 LARRY FISCHER MIKE STOCKS H j i 7 i BRAD HOBBS JOHN REDMOND 131 FTUoUPSIETSET, 132 JV - THE! DEMONS WOMEN Netuet eS Baarririengic ny LUTHER FORDHAM MT. ST. MARY SIR GEORGE LOYOLA NYACK WESTERN CONN, MERCY ST. ELIZABETH STAC MANHATTANVILLE MERCY NYACK STAC NEXT BASKETBALL GAME VARSITY - TUESDAY: 8 PM St. JOSEPH AT HOME MONDAY —- 8 PM HOSTOS C.C. AT HOME WOMEN- TUESDAY - 615 pm N YACK AT. HOME BASKETBALL VARSITY INE B it: Nov! LUTHER: Dec. CONCORDIA CATHEDRAL . RAMAPO i BROOKLYN POLY ED.WILLIAMS| JAN. MACDONALD || | SIR GEORGE LOYOLA. NVACK) 81110) “ST'JOSEPH - RAMAPO ft STAC: | WESTERN’ CONN JOHN JAY MERCY CONCORDIA S,T.A.C. YESHIVA N.E.B. Pea MANHATTAN VILLE JOHN ° JAY MERCY ts N Y.MARITIME STEVENS TECH CATHEDRAL Mart HOME - AWAY Me 73, SR. VAR a ' ALUANT, ‘ ON, B. Beet WEBB | CATHEDRAL. ( HOSTO SC. 6) LOYOLA |). LOYOLA. ie JOHN JAY | NYACK “HOSTOS. ic LAGUARDIA c, NORWALK tec a bv SOHNE) SAY We a | STEVENS) ‘TECH iy PE ATHEOR AE i MAR BASKETBALL il : RESULTS, | Wrsny, 68 NYACK: 5 ]UN.- aa sinus LA 133 Junior Varsity Basketball yy re mn aN Standing: D, Wilson, R. Caruso, K, Comer, J, Mesiano, Co-Captain, R, Plaza, K, Flaherty, Coach Macken, D, Desmond, 134 Kneeling: B. Kolman, S, Dunn, Co-Captain. sb Hay th pe 135 | i | | 136 Women’s Basketball Front Row: L. Vallati, C, Wanamaker, Back Row: N, Lynch, K, Broderick, N, Skeahan (co-captain), Coach Macken, A, Flaherty, H. Madden, D, Zallo, The women's basketball team is but another example of Dominican's athletic prowess, Opening their season with an easy victory over Luther, they've gone on to widen their successes via the expert playing of an enthusiastic team under the direction of the experienced coach, Robert J, Macken, 137 DEBBIE ZALLO HELEN MADDEN ee ee ae Front Row: N, Skeehan (co-captain), K, Varian (co-captain), P. Irwin, A, Flaherty, Back Row: H. Madden, M, O'Brien, C. Wanamaker, D, Zallo, M. Coppola. 138 CINDI WANAMAKER NANCY LYNCH MR, ROBERT MACKEN 139 LINDA VALLATI 140 Tomorrow we move in the gaps and heights RO) alee ot-batcsbat-as uColey acto) ame al (a-) Mir- I Vato aoe out-ale-jat-v0 Uric) om btcwr-Date Matos oat-bamsceyt Conny For ours is the quest of an unknown share. (GF Vd oy. vatel oleh ys 142 President: or. Natalie Casey Academic Dean: Sr. Kathleen Sullivan Administration Registrar: Sr. Rose Veronica McGoldrick Busi ness Manager: Sr. Mary Dower Development: Richard Warner Student Personnel Services: Sr. Genevieve Marie Carlo Admissions: John Brennan Assistant in Admissions: Sr. Mary Foley Financial Aid: William Monahan College Representative — Admissions: Anthony S. Barone Alumni and Public Relations Sr. Michaela Connolly 143 + é oe te 3 eae tc) Se Can thee Ber ay Me KE ee a 5 ae BUSINESS ichael J. Albanese Dr. Berch Haroian M ichael J. Kane M Leslie A. Leiper Joseph V. Smith 144 ewe TF 4 eo An Extraordinary New Way to “Talk Science with Elementary Students . .° THE EVERYDAY LIVING APPROACH 1’ in theelemen EDUCATION William Buchan Sr. Clarissa Doyle Sr. Florence Dwyer Harry Fromm Sr. Bernadita Gillis eeaeseeeaseaceess® eeueeaeeeaseeetaees® eae eS BR REELOEEEEE® Y ] d - i eee Re OCHRE EEO ERETS a H eeee COE CEH SEEKS EF O nN a einlein Seceeee eee eet sees i 6b sb WwW Ce eee ee . si dd orm ac cece ces Sat. Alice Kirk ezggeeeeeceqgeseeet® tis ewer caer ears? Sr C i apaaes, a4 0c ence ® be iota bee . Ann Cecile Merrill eneeese eaaere S : eat2aaase acce ° sacaeae cae i Mary O’Brien eeeaneae aa @ eceaaae eae eee a ees ase esacaee@d ace etacaaaee age © abaea ee ds acue aaacaavaese ace @eicacaevesese. aaeae eecausveaa;a +48 8 SPECIAL EDUCATION Sr. Mary McCormick Sr. Tina Marie Stocks 145 a ce eta clo. ee Ruth E. Aronoff IM SCORUM: Robert D. Crie ic Jack A. Dorland Sr. Dorothy Anita Smith Dr. Howard N. Warger SE EEGH Thomas Knight Sr. Dorothy Wieting ROMANCE LANGUAGES Dr. Candace DeRussy Dr. Edith Grossman Sr. Ann Bernadette McGoldrick Marily Sterling 146 FINE ARTS Sr. Margaret Joseph Gillis Marion Howe C. James Hughes Robert Jeslee Doris Koczko Dr. John MacMillan eo + ete pe al i 4B ess aes ae em i a ait sy eon ote , f eee «mame + - ime, 147 HISTORY Sr. Michele Nugent Rev. Peter P. Narkun Dr. Sophie Welisch SOURCES POWER LX POLETIOSAN PEE 19705 POLITICAL SCIENCE Dr. Wasyl Kalynowych 148 F (x) = sin” x ,n3 (x) = Stn he F(x) = (Fm = by: ila 2 F = he Oi-x) % (-2xJ2 x (1-xD™ F x)= xCANI 0°) Can) 1-8) = 3x sees x2)” + ( -x¥) ro F (x)= Bxt CBD (can) + Cn (ex) + CHG -x) % (- 2 “x % + ox O-xd paedeos 45) an MATHEMATICS Cio? “Yo st ry ae pa 0 hee EN Sr. Margaret Flynn Sr. Barbara Werner (x) = Sl EIN GE Sr. Sally Klein Michael McGrath Sr. Marion Reed 149 150 PSYCHOLOGY Richard Abramson Sigrid Arnoldson Lourdes Casal Dr. Otto Vanoni SOCIOLOGY Dr. T. Robert Mosely Robert Spiegelman THEOLOGY Julio Burunat John Lounibos Sr. Anne Thomas McMahon PEILOS@ REIS Sr. Genevieve Marie Carlo William Hurst Sr. Dominic Twohill 151 152 SREGIATISERNIGES Library Sr. Virginia Kissack Harbhajan Arneja Winifred Boyle Chaplain Rev. John J. Keaveney Director of Athletics Robert J. Macken Bookstore Sr. Bernard Joseph The role of a faculty member as we see it does not merely exist as that of teacher. He fulfills a much broader function as an educator, 153 advisor, and moderator. As such, he endlessly channels energies into committee work, 154 social activities and more enriching classroom experiences. above all, A FRIEND. 155 The wind will blow away the foam. Drrbioee the sea and the shore will remain forever. K. Gibran TO THE GRADUATES OF 1973, Our wish and prayer for your individual and lasting success: To laugh often and much To win the respect of intelligent people and the affection 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 little bit better whether by a healthy child a garden patch or a redeemed social condition To know that even one life has breathed easier because you lived This is to have succeeded! MR. AND MRS. MICHAEL H. FURY Best Wishes to the Class of ' 73 BARTEL ENTERPRISES, INC. Compliments of DR. AND MRS. HAROLD R. HANSON AND FAMILY BRISCOE'S AUTO SERVICE Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1973! ST. BENEDICT'S CONVENT COMPLIMENTS Good Luck of and MR. AND MRS. A. FELICE Congratulations AND FAMILY AUBADE '73 SISTERS OF HOLY CROSS CONVENT Best Wishes MR. AND MRS. THOMAS FLAHERTY 160 The clouds that appear darkest in the distance are those the wind blows away and the ones overhead stay not long. Best Wishes The Student Government 161 162 mer ee r 3 ee ee Lok 4 ORR at? eke x Ao. ee . . . Technical Reproductions Corporation centrally located in New Jersey offers reliable, prompt and efficient graphic arts and printing services: Creative Art @ Illustration and Composition @ Offset Printing @ Ozalid Services Microfilm Aperture Cards Ready for Computerized Sorting e Computerized Mailing Lists Bindery Services @ Flat Form Design @ Seminar Material @ Secured Facil ity Remote Communication Terminal for Wire Transmission and Reception of Art and Copy Call or write for free estimates. 407 Sette Drive ® Paramus, New Jersey 07652 8 (201) 262-5800 Poly Ss... t TRC for a micrographic demonstration 2 i Authorized Dealer of Canon Micrographic Products -—————e Sisters At Mr. and Mrs. Holy Spirit Harold Convent Conturi Galdi Family Mr. and Mrs. F. 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The Deremeik Family Toby's Electric Service 65 Colgate Street Closter, N.J. 07624 ishes to the CLASS OF '73 Best W raits ormal Port 1 } Inf Senior | a4) m= fe) otis = _— =e) aa — 167 Eastern Paralyzed Veterans Association 432 Park Avenue South New York, N.Y. 10016 212 MU6-6770 Castle Hill Funeral Home 1528 Castle Hill Ave. Bronx, New York Compliments of LeCroy Research Systems 126 North Route 303 West Nyack, N.Y. Good Luck Bob Walsh '75 Neal Walsh '76 Mom and Dad DONORS MR. AND MRS. THOMAS FUGAZZI GROTHE RD., SPRING VALLEY, N.Y. MR. AND MRS. ROMAN WOJTUNIK 80 NORTH SIRUEN ST. PEARL RIVER, N.Y. WINSCH FAMILY E. PATCHOGUE, L.I. SRS. IMMACULATE CONCEPTION CONVENT AMENIA, N.Y. MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH B. SCHULTZ BRONX, N.Y. MR. AND MRS. STEWART L. REIMEL 20! CENTRE ST. PEARL RIVER, N.Y. MR. AND MRS. PETER PISCITELLE 30 HALE PLACE TAPAN, N.Y. ST. MARTIN DEPORRIS CONVENT 240 SPACKENKILL RD. POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. MR. AND MRS. EMIDIO MARINOZZI | HI-TOR RD. NEW CITY, N.Y. MR. AND MRS. JOHN A. 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