Dominican College - Aubade Yearbook (Blauvelt, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1977 volume:

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W 12 SENIORS If I could save time in a bottle I'd save every day like a treasure and then again I would spend them with you. 13 adrienne mingoia b.a. english “Someday I'll come to you and you alone and say “Thank you” for all that you have given me, with love — I will return.” andrew de ieso b.s. business administration “We make a living by what we get; we make a life by what we give.” barbara ann benz b.a. english “Tf you wish to be loved, love.” maria a. ruscitto b.a. modern foreign languages “As long as there are hopes and rememberances, there will be life!” 15 patricia kilian b.a. psychology “Cling to your memories, dream your dreams, but prize nothin more than the value of each day.” sue skahan b.a. history gE ba “Who ceases to bea friend never was one.” deborah g. hauschild b.a. english “Between us and Heaven or Hell there is only life which is the frailest thing in the world.” margaret raabe b.s. nursing “Friendship above all ties does bind the heart, and faith in friendship is the nob- lest part.” patricia sanders b.s. nursing “Little friends may prove great friends.” margaret schneider b.s. nursing “Cil sine magno labore.” william m. mcdermott b.s. business administration “T will pass this way but once and if there is any good I can do, let me do it now, for I'll never pass this way again.” doris t. thibodeau b.a. psychology “Remember joys are never past; At one the fountain, stream and sea, They were, they are, they yet shall be.” 20 grace f. merkle b.a. psychology “He who is true to one friend thus proves himself worthy of many.” dorene m. rode b.a. psychology “Tf I told you what it takes to reach the highest high, you'd laugh and say nothing’s that simple.” Jacqueline k. materek b.a. spanish “You are a child of the universe, no less than the trees and the stars; you have a right to be here. Strive to be happy.” michael Jeye b.S. business adminis- tration “Take school seriously, but always find time to open a beer, have a laugh, and leave some worries until tomorrow.” 21 eileen p. muller b.s. nursing “The vision you glorify in your mind, the ideal you enthrone in your heart — this you build your life by, this you become.” 22 linda pinto b.a. psychology “Our appearance, our words, our actions, are never greater than ourselves. For the soul is our house, our eyes its windows, and our words its messengers.” debora disalvio bachelor of professional studies “Love is as personal as you and as univer- sal as the sun and the moon.” elaine capuccino b.s. nursin g “Be slow in choosing a friend, slower in changing.” 23 24 obhd me nin « ‘j a 4 : ‘i . ‘ 4 Nat yee) bf i tii Swi titeaa ee i ii hd, edie rosemarie e. begley b.a. psychology “T shall pass through this world but once. If, therefore, there be any kindness I can show, or any good things I can do, let me do it now, let me not defer it or neglect it, for I shall not pass this way again.” doris m. mellick b.a. social science “Anything worth doing is worth doing well.” veronica barton b.S. nursing “When befriended, remember it, when you befriend, — for- get it.” ruth avrin b.s. nursing “Be not afraid of life. Believe that life is worth living, and your belief will help create the fact.” 25 26 Janet bailey b.a. psychology “True friends, like ivy and the wall both stand together, and together jet’ Jeffrey j. o’reilly b.s. business administration “Life, I think, should be seen again and again — for the first time.” Joanne mcdougall b.s. business administration “Tf aman does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music, however measured or far away.” kathryn sullivan b.a. psychology “Come into the moun- tains, dear friend. . . notice the clouds sponta- neously forming patterns and try to do that with your life.” 28 lynn nelson b.a. social science “For those who love time is an eternity.” barbara m. lambert b.s. nursing “When love and skill work together expect a master- Dicccm teresa nicoletti b.a. psychology “Tf you see aman without a smile 5 6 3 JUNE him yours.” phyllis rappaport b.a. english “The only reward of virtue is virtue, the only way to have a friend is to be one.” 29 30 gail m. king b.s. nursing “Lord, let me be someone special in the eyes of the peo- ple who love me.” Joanne m. legato b.a. english “Love isn’t love till you give it away.” patricia shelton b.a. psychology “What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us.” michael p. lowney b.a. social science “Nothing is so strong as gentleness. Nothing is so gentle as real strength.” 31 S. NUPSING nb) os wm = SN) a) b 33 “Life is either a daring adven- ture or nothing. w aS SS Nb) Ne Ny Ss N =) lS G .o a = = SS Cy D aS 8 S = 2 % Nw D ay 3 wy 8 ie) SD = a th = = iN) S 2 S MN — S S S 32 Joan nuara b.a. psychology “Experience teaches us that love does not consist of two people look- ing at each other, but of looking together in the same direction.” sue chorostil b.a. english “ ‘Stay’ is a charming word in a friend’s vocabulary.” 33 arthur m. maher b.s. business administration “There is a center in each home where all gratitude must go. mom and dad, thank you.” Janine I. pozsar b.a. english “The bird that would soar above the level plain of tradition and prejudice must have strong wings.” 34 g oR Pee me g 3s 23 335 = 883 Se ess SS S 5 vd Ome = S of sas Ss esos © Sss SNe as Sy ess © goss it .S. nursing 5 Sees = § 8 dS iN) = e Va 8 ei sO 2 as rR v — . 33 give yourself. 35 36 joan a. dugandzic b.s. nursing “The best is yet to be, the last of life for which the first was made.” barbara ann hilgert b.s. nursing “Take time to laugh. . . it is the music of the soul.” 8 s 2 See = Ne Sls orm AS SSS SS Miss Se ) S x Dae os 2S Ss iS ee Lim wd AB) = mse. G ower} S Ses Ne ° = Ss FS Ss 2S See Ts ce) i S SS sense cor at eos ae 2 RA oy Se. � ee re al a : ee ¢ “ 7 Oe i ee eo K AESEOLY SPs eco ies ey eS SSS Se 23) Fy Sal Ss SS te, Lee ° fay ds OS Ne ea aw Se a aes Oo mae) Mas Ses s eS SS £s S38 : ones oy ih we nts = 37 haydee muniz b.a. psychology “You give but little when you give of your posses- sions. It is when you give of yourself that you truly give.” karen duonnolo b.a. psychology “What is most personal and unique in each one of us is probably the very ele- ment which would, if it were shared or expressed, speak most deeply to oth- Cl San 38 verna cerulli b.s. nursing “A friend is a person with whom I may be sincere. Before him, I may think aloud.” ml = paulette blackburn b.a. psychology “Laughter is not a bad beginning for a friendship, and it is the best ending for one.” 39 40 diane di spagna b.a. psychology “You are a child of the universe, no less than the trees and the stars you have a right to be here. And whether or not it is clear to you, no doubt the universe is unfolding as it should.” dora plasencia b.s. business administration “What is done out of love is beyond good and evil.” chrissy valvo b.a. history “It doesn’t matter who you love, or how you love, but that you love. . . to love and be loved is the greatest happi- ness of existence.” barbara j. thomas b.a. psychology “Live for today but remem- ber yesterday and think of tomorrow.” 4l 42 patricia a. guthrie b.a. psychology “Looking back on our few short years I recall; the days were fast and full of life, we laughed at everything.” roger mayfarth b.s. business administration “He who throws away a friend is as bad as he who throws away his life.” loraine sperone b.a. english “No distance of place, or lapse of time can lessen the friendship of those who are thoroughly per- suaded of each others worth.” lydia magliano b.a. psychology “Iam not afraid of tomorrow for I have seen yesterday and I love today.” 43 44 thomas daly b.s. business administration “The comfort of having a friend may be taken away, but not that of having had one.” kathryn j. yuhas b.s. nursing “The journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.” eileen lynch b.s. nursing “True happiness consists not in the multitude of friends, but in their worth and choice.” nina glinsky b.s. nursing “Something like home that is not home is to be desired, it is found in the house of a friend.” 45 maura Sheehy b.s. business education “T expect to pass thru this world but once. Any good thing, there- fore, that I can do or any kina- ness I can show, let me do it now, for I shall not pass this way again.” 46 gina de raffele b.a. psychology “All can hear, but only the sensitive can understand...” lynne requa b.a. psychology “God is in our world. He is des- tined to be the source of our joy and well-being. He is the fulfill- ment of our hearts’ desires.” , xs Seg] ARNE ® . he gubnaly ss hetataeae a tS cae rs robert d. raymond b.s. business administration “4 wise man will hear, and will increase learning; and a man of understanding shall attain unto wise counsels.” 47 48 sheree zallo b.a. psychology “Reach for the heavens and hope for the future and all that we can be, not what weare. . .” michael |. rudloff b.a. english “TI would rather sit on a pumpkin and have it all to myself, than be crowded on a velvet cushion.” shirley a. jusino b.s. nursing “Life is what we make of it.” kathleen e. kuck b.s. nursin g “There's a tiny spark hidden inside you which speaks of beauty, of heroism, of human warmth and kindness and of love.” 49 50 carol kovis b.s. nursing “Friendship is a word the very sight of which in print makes the heart warm.” char les berta b.s. business administration “The method for the culture of friendship finds its best and brief- est summary in the Golden Rule.” patricia king b.a. social science “Go where you must, cry when you have to, be who you are, that’s a part of the plan. Await your arrival with simple survival and someday you'll all understand. Someday you'll all understand.” carole cass b.s. nursing “When my friends are one- eyed, I look at their pro- file.” 51 52 gail sterman b.a. psychology “The essence of friendship is entireness, a total magnanimity and trust.” robert e. canas b.s. business administration “We are never as happy or as unhappy as we imagine ourselves to be.” John higgins b.s. business administration “Happy is the house that shelters a friend.” nancy I. bowes b.a. english “To give of yourself is the great- est pleasure. To share yourself with others is a unique treasure.” 53 maureen a. creegan b.s. nursing . the mind and the body are more than mar- ried, they are most inti- mately united: for when one suffers, the other sympa- thizes.” 6¢ 54 deborah mcgovern b.s. nursing “He who throws away a friend is as bad as he who throws away his life.” maureen mcnaboe b.a. english “My friend is one whom I can associate with my choicest thoughts.” patrick benvenuto b.s. business administration “A great leader is the one who can show people that their self-interest is different from that which they per- ceived.” 55 alice lunar b.s. nursing “Promises may get friends, but it is performance that must nurse and keep them.” 56 laurie a. bialek b.a. psychology “We need to have people who mean something to us, people to whom we can turn, knowing that being with them is coming home.” rochelle benvenuto b.a. psychology “Love weaves its wonderful spell around us as we walk together and dream of tomorrow.” robert c. allen b.s. business administration “Tt is difficult to say what is impos- sible, for the dream of yesterday is the hope of today and the reality of tomorrow. ” 57, 58 willie trotman b.a. english “Life’s dreams are but a mere myth compared to its intellectual endeav- ors. I cannot be what I am not.” Joanne c. arcieri b.a. spanish “Be strong to hope. Look not on life’s dark side, for just beyond those gloomy hours rich, radiant days abide.” maureen murphy b.a. psychology “Laugh whenever you can. It is a philosophy not well under- stood. It is the essence of our being.” lillian domenech b.s. business administration “The song from beginning to end, I found again in the heart of a friend.” caryl kroner b.a. social science “Friendship is the highest degree of perfection in society.” angel santiago b.s. business administration “True friendship’s laws are by this rule express’d, welcome the coming, speed the parting guest.” 60 gail henderson b.a. psychology “Laughter is the sun that drives winter from the human face.” cathleen f. bailey b.a. psychology “Tf a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music he hears, however measured or far away.” 62 carol paguaga b.a. spanish “Be true to your word, your work, and your friend.” mary p. lee b.a. psychology “What we are is God’s gift to us, what we become is our gift to God.” vivian taylor b.a. mathematics “Friendship is the highest degree of perfection in society.” gloria sender b.s. business administration “Where there’s life, there's hope.” 63 frances louise francabandera b.s. nursing “Along the way, take time to smell the flowers.” dennis mM. morgan b.a. history “The spirit of freedom reigns in the universe. It is for us to decide upon its limits.” cynthia savell b.s. nursing “What do we live for, if it is not to make life less difficult for others.” karen hudson koziol b.s. nursing “So long as we love, we serve.” 65 66 fred zales b.s. business administration “Learn from yesterday. Live for today. Hope for tomorrow.” debra brooks b.s. nursing “Only the beginning. . . only just Lhe Sone wilhelmina tufano b.s. nursing “Always look toward the sun and shadows will fall behind.” karen chappo b.s. business administration “Nothing in life is to be feared; it is only to be understood.” 68 virginia livsey b.a. english “The making of friends, who are real friends, is the best token we have of a man’s success in life.” adrienne slade bachelor of professional studies “That's life in the big city.” “WHO'S WHO” AMONG STUDENTS we f Soars { Patricia Shelton ay Gin Zall These students have been nominated by the college for inclusion in the 1976-77 edition of WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES. The selection is based on high scholastic achievement, community service, participation in school activi- ties, leadership ability and future potential. e a a = ‘ Maura Sheehy ae adil oanne McDougall 69 70 On the road I’m trying to find And I’m looking And to find out And I’m looking to It’s a sweet, —— of experience, my own way, for space, who I am, know and understand. sweet dream. . . 71 72 1973 FRESHMEN 1974 The people who will compose the class of 1977 enter college. Each person has brought with him different experiences, dreams and hopes for the future. scapes apeseehn te ae Pee eas n petra wwe g: Pa ce Pee ewe e = Se 4 as be One eo © ogy hae ge ee ee 73 74 Ri Aen ee A year has past. Some students have transferred, others have decided college wasn’t what they were looking for. But for those of us who have put our anxieties of freshmen year behind us, and have adjusted to college life, we are now ready to begin sophomore year. eet | ' Tr 75 1975J UNIOR 1976 Ring Day Ceremony is the big event of Junior year. It is a day which the Juniors look forward to from their Freshman year on. We remember the work involved in organizing this day when we were Freshmen, and enjoy being on the receiving end. It is a day for recalling memories which have accumulated in our two years at D.C. anda day of looking towards the future and the good times to be had. 76 tie dant lente Free Cdmssion= Thurs. Moe 9 074 j OPA Music « C stadea’s «fealty r. _ Ww 1976 SENIOR 1977 The Halloween Mixer, Ring Day, Honors Convocation, President’s Reception, Christmas Dance, Spring Dance, Sports Award Dinner, Class Picnic, Class Night, Baccalaureate Luncheon, and Graduation . It’s a shame we have to say good-bye when we've barely said hello 79 80 81 82 83 84 a ale 6 ie swhes Dal pola eeeare Ne Pet og 85 Good morning You wake up slipped away — it’s hard to find — you left behind. do you remember yesterday! and time has and suddenly ' the memories Remember, the times of your life? 87 88 yates Mi BACULTY a i gest. met PRN PLETE ee a yay THtTan gy: If I had a box just for wishes The box would be empty except for the mem’ry of how they were answered by you 89 90 sr. mary dower — business sr. natalie casey — president manager sr. michaela connolly director of development “2 ee ye i fn ‘ ss a ANNONA WAY: fen © ER oa oe dhl! sr. rose veronica — director of student services werner — director of student development bee ] Ha ’ Oe - ors john brennan — director of admissions michael stocks — recruiter 91 92 sr. john marie corrigan assistant librarian sr. virginia kissack librarian | ILS exe edward reilly — corporate planning sr. margaret flynn — institutional research sr. florence dwyer — continuing education BUSINESS DIVISION leslie lieper raymond hagopian 93 sr. miriam catherine susan weiner — english — english candace derussy — french sr. ann bernadette — french DIVISION OF THE ARTS 94 F af BP ti os “sr. dorothy smith — english sr. genevieve carlo — philosophy bill hurst — philosophy AND SCIENCES 95 96 Pe Se” a = catherine ricardo mathematics i : 4 : ; Seen . : A sr. marian reed — science and mathematics | ce sr. barbara werner — mathematics rite John lounibos — religious studies sr. margaret joseph gillis — art marion howe — music 97 98 soph sp tS Sigg vet sr. janet mc cauley — history ie welisch — histor sr. michele nugent — histo wasyl kalynowych political science SCIENCE DIVISION psychology 99 IN MEMORIAM florence gadol — social work January 20, 1977 robert moseley — sociology h. lee pascoe social work DIVISION OF NURSING Spends PEGE PRE Te MAY - Sie tod vi gladys elson shirley kane 101 102 Ps mn He “ ae « x = —e — ™ _ “ ST. mary mc cormick sr. tina marie stocks ; special education special education a J it ENN I richard jackson special education - sr. dorothy wieting special education DI VIS IT O N O F a sr. alice kirk elementary education s -e- 12 , re william buchan elementary education sr. anne cecile elementary education yolanda heinlein elementary education sr. bernardita gillis secondary education TEACHER EDUCATION 103 mint = si me rs Ea 104 ACTIVITIES een , wee oe There never seems to be enough time {to To do the things you wan do once you find them 105 STUDENT GOVERNMENT ew. Moderator: Left to right: President: Joanne McDougall, Secretary: Mary Curry, Vice President: Sister Barbara Werner Kim Costanza, Treasurer: Jimmy Giordano. 106 United we stand, designated we sit. f The student body voted for a new referendum which allowed for more complete representation not only for the class, but also for the clubs and the academic divisions. 107 foe =e CR MT! ; age Dominican’s defense was tight and their victory was inevitable. The score rose higher as did the tempers. Yet we battled our way home winners again. DC 12 — STAC 8 109 110 ASSOCIATION FOR THE EDUCATION OF THE VISUALLY HANDICAPPED Officers: President: Pat Shelton Vice Pres.: Lynn Tackenberry Secretary: Nancy Bowes Treasurer: Rochelle Benvenuto Moderator: Dr. Richard Jackson THE FREE DOMINICAN college newspaper Moderator: Sr. Virginia Kissock A = —_— 11 112 HALLOWEEN MIXER The annual Halloween mixer gives the students as well as some of the faculty the opportunity to return to their trick or treat day s, and the enjoyment of celebrating Halloween. J | ‘ pat aes. i | | OF am mmm ol 113 114 115 HONORS CONVOCATION November 14, 1976 Board of trustees and honorary degree recipients Sr. M. Wilhemina Houston, o.p. Monsignor James Cox Doctor of Humane Letters Vicar of Rockland County Doctor of Humane Letters 116 Students who were honored at the convocation The president addresses the gathering Kathleen Lukens — Convocation Speaker Executive Director, Venture Inn 117 Officers: James Higgins Paul Chignola Mary Ann Loniewski Kim Schwacke deren fe For the Continuation of the ie @ Student t Government { at ym Q gsoc ator % Sen J Tunney Supne™ Cove ae pee 0 24 Ralph Nader ¥7 ? 2 Moderators — Dick Jackson Vivian Shayne 118 Tom Mirabito — Chef WDCFM LUNCHEON December 13, 1976 119 120 THE PRESIDENT’S RECEPTION December 14, 1976 121 Ty, i be 122 The many hours of snapping pictures, seeking ads, crop- ping pictures, and trying to find that one perfect hour that fit everyone's schedule so a meeting could be held has come to an end. Many times we felt overwhelmed by the job before us. But we finally settled down to the mundane realities of putting a yearbook together. And, much to our amazement, we fin- ished it! We the staff of Aubade ’77 hope that as you flip through these pages many fond memories will come to mind, now and in the years to come. Cover Design Bill McDermott Business Manager Karen Duonnolo Co-Editors Lorraine Sperone Sheree Zallo Photographers Kim Costanzo Millie Danubio Lydia Magliano Mike Quinn Lorraine Sperone Sheree Zallo Staff Sandy Barrett, Pat Guthrie, Gail Henderson, Haydee Muniz, Rae Raymond, Maria Ruscitto, Carol Sinnott . Moderator Sr. Barbara Werner 123 DINNER DANCE Singer's Hotel Sr. Natalie Casey was honored by the college students. 124 TED CHA RACH — “WHO KILLED ROBERT KENNED Mere Mos i ca Sines: my oe Student Government onomworai a lecture series. Ted Geen noted author and reporter, showed a film and delivered a lecture on the assassination of Robert Kennedy. 125 126 This club pub- lished a magazine of original literary pieces. It was enti- tled ‘‘Transflec- tions.” wie. . ae ts ia Se Sr. Miriam Catherine Nevins Willie Trotman and Sr. Carlo after reading of Willie Trotman poem ‘‘The Tears of Sr. Carlo.’ Sr. Dorothy Wieting Dr. Howard Warger LTTE RARSAGIE WIE MEMBERS OF LITER- ARY CLUB AT RECEP- TION OPEN HOUSE Each year the Admissions Office spon- sors an Open House for prospective stu- dents and their parents. At this time they have an opportunity to speak with fac- ulty members regarding programs, financial aid, etc. % a a oe 127 128 CAMPAIGNING IN ROCKLAND President Ford’s motorcade approaches the County Courthouse. ees: gar aii - as io So rina iy ag PRESIDENT FORD 2 DC students are among the thousands who turned out to listen to the President. COUNCIL FOR EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN Bob Fisher — BOCES speaker on law for the - : handicapped. Officers — Terry Gartner, Sue Cappiello, Karen Duonnolo, Liz Wetzel. 129 PICNEGE 130 ALUMNI GAMES 131 RING DAY ha a Junior receiving rings from Moderator, Sr. Alice Kirk. 132 baw é Fs The Class of 1978 — Juniors A small group of Juniors participated in Ring Day on Feb. 18, 1977. After the ceremony, where they received their rings, a reception was given for them in the Lawrence Room. It was hosted by the Freshman Class. 133 RECEPTION Hosted by the Business D WY = eo 2 RA IVisiIOon 134 MATHEMATICS CLUB sh’ ob eee? sh’ sh” = «% oh? a ¢°¢ oh ayait 16 ee Sr. Marian Reed — Moderator, Mike Dugan, Sue Hampson, Sue Cappiello, Nancy Datino, Catherine Richardo, Ann Marie Scala, Jim Giordano. eyes me Oh Mod ey ; } 135 DRAMA CLUB The Drama Club, known as “The Aquin Players,” holding tryouts for the production “The Nut Factory.” ) This was held Feb. 18 and 19 in St. Domiinic’s Auditorium. Moderators: Sr. Miriam Catherine, Bob Crie, Susan Wiener. 136 137 138 UNDERCLASSMEN If I had a box just for wishes And dreams that never come true. . . 139 FRESHMEN 140 MEETING Weowespa Octeber ac™ 2 30pu Lawrence Roo oo ae Ren time of learning that there’s such a world QUILT Cem: and none of us has ever seen or felt it 141 oy A Mt AF FREY 142 143 - 4 : , j BRS cane aR SET - oe ad 4 po ee ey on i ae ee, aed ™ - mg, ead od x emo ot ee eres a Smeg tie 144 145 SOPHOMORES 146 se SE cera ead A time of anticipation of all that lies before us. 147 148 149 i a i tere ke 7 f on 150 H cs . | 15] JUNIORS 152 iy i [Iment of our younger dreams, ion of the complex yf fulfi lizat Yet the rea Line O At 153 154 155 2 . mo “ 157 158 % { oe é , HALL ASAUL AIRE SEEEECOEERS eT nS ? ¢. ws inal 3% 44 | oe : : re tasted be it My AIRE A EE el Wy ae Sls ie Ose it elcat ih A mee LETICS If I could make days last forever If words could make wishes come true. 159 Coach Sr. Alice Kirk 160 This was the first year that women’s softball was added to the ath- letic program. ‘ OS OG, be Ke ) | me “e é my ; Ov Te Rie, = Rat n a2 f 2 oe tae 2 It provides the women at D.C. another opportu- nity to exhibit their ath- letic talents. The turnout of enthusiastic softball players leads one to believe that softball will be a permanent part of the sports program. 161 oa ee and _MEN Se % ne ae � yp - he. tS. ye ae et s aS aye | €: wm, i.) -, i) BS 8% 1 ak ne eo aCe Soak! Pgs oa A. Ps Be Bates’. . 4 ; Pa vk « ¥ x 2 ry ? pt Back Row: C. Carle, T. Murdoch, C. Reynolds, J. Davis, M. Branley, B. Delaney, J. Thompson, M. Harris, E. Kipp, G. Scalia, T. Mirabito, Coach Macken. Front Row: M. Abbate, J. Gartner, D. Piscitelli, J. Amodeo, P. Dugandzic, J. Ryan, F. Rispanti. There were many new faces on the soccer team this year. With a year’s experience behind them and many of the players returning, the upcoming season looks promising. Captain: Paul Dugandzic 162 163 164 ote ms wn cl 165 WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL Back Row: Mr. Mangum, J. McDougall, P. Shelton, C. Conklin, Coach Macken. Middle Row: C. Sinnott, C. Drespel, S. Aery, M. Dianuzzo. Front Row: L. Magliano, P. Guthrie, S. Zallo, M. Boyhan. a, ° = Seniors: P. Shelton, M. Dianuzzo, P. Guthrie, J. McDougall, S. Zallo, L. Magliano. Co-Captains: Pat Guthrie, Sheree Zallo. 166 The season was off to a great start. New volleyball equipment was bought, Coach Macken set up a challenging schedule; the team became a member of the Hudson Valley Women’s Conference and new uniforms were being shipped by parcel post. Parcel Post went on strike; the uniforms arrived two weeks after the season finished; the team never won a game except for one glorious win; and the team didn't qualify for the Hudson Valley Women’s Conference match. It was a season filled with much laughter and disappointment and the hope that next season would be the best yet! 167 IRE A RINNE NB a om er ag php a, 168 - oe a - 169 MEN’S BASKETBALL Ath Row: Joe Garner, John Amodeo, Ed Kipp, Paul Dugandzic. 3rd Row: Phil Dugandzic, Bob Baldrian, John D’Amato, Bob Macken, Coach. 2nd Row: Brian Higgins, Bill Delany, Tim Fallon, Kevin Flynn. Il st Row: Joe Thompson, Tom Daly, Terry O’Brien, Gerry Green. Co-Captains: Tom Daly and Terry O’Brien. Senior: Tom Daly. 170 171 There comes a time in every team’s history when they must face the frus- trations as well as the excitement of rebuilding. This was such a year for the varsity basketball team. There are many talented underclassmen who show great promise and upperclassmen with experience. These two factors can lead to some very exciting games and, hopefully, a successful season! 172 173 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Back Row: Renee Black, Joanne McDougall, Mary Curry, Mary Ellen Murphy, Sue Heller, Pat Byrnes, Kim Costanza, Coach Mike Stocks. Front Row: Colleen Meenan, Lauria Fitzgerald, Lorraine Guerci, Cathy Previdi, Cathy O'Connor. Co-Captains: Coleen Meenan Cathy O’Connor Senior: Joanne McDougall 175 Dominican vs. West Point November 6, 1976 176 177 This season was filled with many exciting firsts. They played St. John’s University, West Point’s first women’s basketball team, and many other strong, new opponents. There were four women this year who won athletic schol- arships. This has proven to be a very interest- ing and successful season. 178 ¢ | f ; 179 CHEERLEADERS Co-Captains: Patricia O'Neill Maureen Dianuzzo On Laura Pesanelli, Gail Lyons, Diane Schwarzler, Sue Hampson, Breda Freeman, Maureen Dianuzzo, Patri- cia O'Neill. Senior: Maureen Dianuzzo 180 2 ate i proce renner sane. ened i em sats HAUSE Rai di le bana 9 ; aOR Et B din ats wi SR ln gactebee bk Each year the Dominican cheerleaders do their best to inspire the teams, organize fund raising events, and encourage others to support the teams. 181 182 DIC. VS SAG It’s an exciting night when men’s and women’s varsities meet arch-rival STAC. The cheerleaders are there to lead the enthusiastic crowd. Coach Stocks gives his team last minute instructions. a ef v - Vite 4 , 183 we _PRES 184 ADVERTISEMENTS I could save time in a bottle 185 Best Wishes to the Class of '77 Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Bishop 241 Holt Drive Pearl River, N.Y. Congratulations on Your Jubilee Sisters of Our Lady of the Assumption Congratulations and ''Best Wishes'' Dominican Sisters St. Raymond's Convent Providence, Rhode Island 186 Compliments of L. G. Balfour Company Best Wishes Clarkstown Supt. of Highway Fred Seeger Congratulations The Di Spagna Family Western Auto American Hardware Stores 72 Route 303 Tappan, New York 914—359-3363 201—768-4614 Ralph O. Rispoli Light of the World Christian Bookstore 38 Chestnut Street Suffern, N.Y. 10901 914—357-8330 Success The Heller Family Englewood, N.J. MR. AND MRS. JOHN LOWNEY Castle Hill Funeral Home Inc. Bronx, New York 10462 TA8-9222 1528 Castle Hill Avenue SISTERS OF LAVELLE SCHOOL 22 st and Paulding Avenue Bronx, New York 10469 Congratulations Class of '77 THE EFFINGER FAMILY 188 HOUSE ON THE HILL: Migrant Early Childhood Center Dominican Sisters; Broadlea, N.Y. We Are Proud of Dominican College CONGRATULATIONS! Students and Faculty of St. Columba School 189 Congratulations A Very Special to the Class of '77 ' Thank You from THE BRODERICK MR. AND MRS. GEORGE J. NN HENDERSON Good Luck Class of '77 ' MR. AND MRS. G. HECKER T Hy E P} R O77] sonora uations cs Best Wishes FAMILY SISTERS OF ST. PIUS Franklin Lakes, N.J. Providence, Rhode Island Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of KATHLEEN AND BEN KLEINBARD Best Wishes to All: Faculty and Students ST. LUKE'S SISTERS Compliments of CHRIST THE KING CONVENT FATHER LOPEZ High School Convent THE DATINO FAMILY VOLVO BY TRI-MARX INC. New and Used and Parts PearlR 914—735-4097 BLAUVELT WINES AND LIQUORS Your Favorite Wines and Liquors Western Highway Blauvelt, N.Y. Opposite Fire House ELS9-1331 ORANGEBURG WINES AND LIQUORS Barney and Bob Fallon Orangeburg Shopping Cntr. Orangeburg, N.Y. Delivery Service 914—359-4848 Congratulations and Best Wishes From the BAILEY FAMILY CARVEL We Carry Thinny Thins 21 Rt. 303 Blauvelt, N.Y. TLK STATIONERY Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Moore Mt. lvy Shopping Cntr. Pomona, N.Y. MAZZA FRAME AND FURNITURE Designers and Manufacturers Distinctive Furniture Frames Anna Galdi — Pres. Lee V. Galdi — Treas. 35-10 10th Street Long Island City, N.Y. 11106 Edmund Rachel Wm. H. Boylan Director Director MORITZ FUNERAL HOME Compliment INC. De Wilbur Moritz, Mgr A FRIEND Established 1934 290 Rte. 303 348 Dock Rd. Tappan, N.Y. Closter, N.J. Area Code 914 Area Code 201 359-0890 768-4200 Good Luck Cathie Class of '79 MRS. HELEN WEDGE O'CONNOR DELI, INC. ‘Home of the Conquering Hero Happy Silver Jubilee Rockland's Finest Caterers Dominican May Your Silver Turn to Gold 319 Route 303 Orangeburg, N.Y. (914) 359-7822 MR. AND MRS. PETER DUGANDZIC AND FAMILY PROVIDENT SAVINGS Provident Savings and Loan Association — Since 1888 6 OFFICES — ALL OVER ROCKLAND COUNTY HAVERSTRAW OFFICE: 38-40 NEW MAIN STREET ORANGEBURG OFFICE: RT. 303 AT KINGS HIGHWAY STONY POINT OFFICE: RT. SW OPP. FILORS LANE CONGERS OFFICE: COR. LAKE RD. AND KINGS HIGHWAY NEW CITY OFFICE: CLARKSTOWN SHOPPING PLAZA 244 SOUTH MAIN STREET AIRMONT OFFICE: 196 ROUTE 59, ADJACENT TO SHOP-RITE MICHAEL J. HIGGINS FUNERAL SERVICE INC. 4 Convenient Locations 24 S. Middletown Rd., Nanuet 623-2266 321 South Main, New City 634-6110 78 Hudson Ave. Haverstraw 429-2123 Route 9W, Stony Point 786-3500 Licensed Directors Michael J. Higgins Dorothy M. Higgins Michael A. Wicks Richard J. Rossi Jimmy B. Hiv Air Conditioned — Ample Parking at All Locations 195 Congratulations and Best Wishes rom Congratulations to All Our THE SISTERS From the FROM ST. NICHOLAS OF TOLENTINE Congratulations to Dominican College on 25 Years of Service to Rockland County SISTERS OF ST. MARGARET'S UNIVERSAL PAPER CORPORATION 40 Universal Place Carlstadt, New Jersey Pearl River, New York 197 PATRONS MR. AND MRS. F. T. DE RAFFELE MR. AND MRS. LoH. KILIAN MR. AND MRS. THOMAS LYONS MR. AND MRS. P. MAGLIANO MR. AND MRS. THOMAS GLYNN CARL AND MARY CALANNI MRS. MERLE J. DAVIS GERALD A. MANNING MR. AND MRS. THOMAS HANLON MRS. JOHN SCALA MR. AND MRS. DANIEL A. MURPHY MR. AND MRS. ALFRED BRONDI MR: AND-MRS. YORK J. CHIGNOLA VINCENT PANDOLEFI MR. AND MRS. ROBERT M. FREEMAN ‘MR. AND'MRS! DOMINICK ZAELO eS MR. AND MRS. CHARLES E. ALLEN MRS. LEE BOWES MR. AND MRS. STAN’SERAFIN MR. AND MRS. JOHN A. O'NEILL, SR. MR. AND MRS. M; DIANUZZO AND FAMILY SISTERS OF STS. PHILIP AND JAMES : LUCILLE MADDI FRANK AND MAUREEN MEENAN GREGORY DADINOS MR. AND MRS. RALPH D'AMATO ST. BENEDICT'S CONVENT THE WIETING FAMILY THE HENRY JEYE FAMILY LYNNCHICKEN w ELLIOT MILLER BOOSTERS Mr. and Mrs. Grosbeck Marianna B. Morgese Mr. and Mrs. Fischer Mr. and Mrs. Kearns Frances Arger Mary Francis O'Connor Jean, Maria and Anne O'Connor Mr. and Mrs. O'Brien Kathy Sullivan Doris Thibodeau Mike Quinn Lydia Magliano .. Mary Brooks | Sr. Barbara Werner Dorene Rode Sheree Zallo Lorraine Sperone Sr. Alice Kirk Dr..Kalynowich Mary Lee Sharon Butler Gina DeRaffele Glenn Scalia Paul Chignola Joanne McDougall Bill McDermott Karen Duonnolo Sandy, Patty, and Roberta Barrett Carol Sinnett 199 “We help or hinder one another, summonin g one another to be and grow, — or to surrender and retreat, influencing one another as sun and frost influence a erecn jicid, |. We live when we are true to ourselves, authentic in our feelings, responsive to our convictions, we live when we love, when zwe are involved in the lives of others, when we are committed and concerned, we live when we build and create, hope, suffer, and rejoice. Treasure life in yourself and you give it to others, give it to others and it will come back to you. For life, like love, cannot thrive inside its own threshold but is renewed as it offers itself. 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