Fairfield University - Manor Yearbook (Fairfield, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1983 volume:

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K x Q 6 .Q 3. x exiyp. kv ,f -5 Q '?3,.k- ' -I O, PRES FAIRFIELD IVFRSITY FAIRFIELD, CONNECTICUT 06430 I f203I 255-5411 May 27, 1983 Dear Graduates: The Class of 1983 will always be special to me. It was in September of 1979 that I, as the new President of Fairfield, had the pleasure of welcoming you to the University. For me, and I hope for you, the past four years have been very happy ones. Together, you and I have been a vital part of an expanding university. We have witnessed its physical growth -- the new Faculty Office Building, a renovated Bellarmine, the recently constructed townhouse complex. There have also been other notable changes on campus -- new faculty members and administrators, new courses and programs, and even-new names for the gymnasium and thiormitories. Newness is the mostwsible aspect of this period of growth. Yet, amidst these changes there are values and tradi- tions that remain constant -- the Jesuit education that has enriched your academic and personal lives, the commitment to quality, and the spirit of enthusiasm that has been part of Fairfield since its beginning and that has characterized your class in a special way. These, too, are essential components of Fairfield's prosperity. As graduates you now take your place among the ranks of our newest alumni. May the values and traditions that are constant to Fairfield remain an integral part of your lives and may the new challenges, new risks, and new relationships that await you enable you to prosper. I hope that in the years ahead, when you return to the campus, you will find much that is familiar in the best of the Fairfield tradition. I hope, too, that you will find much that is new as a symbol of Fairfield's continued growth In 1979, we began together. I trust that we will continue together to work for the prosperity of Fairfield University. To all of you my heartfelt congratulations on your accomplishments during the past four years. May you find success and fulfillment in your new endeavors. Sincerely, Aloysiifls P. Kelley, S.d.E i President AP' v- A r r. F-. P +88 At SQ 1 1. 1 v . i x 8 I 1 DEDICATION On behalf of the Class of 1983. the MANOR editorial staff wishes to recognize the determination. compassion. and involvement of a man who has been a major part of Fairfield University for the past four years. His truly outstanding service to the Fairfield University community has individually touched the lives of all of us who have come to know himg whether it be as teacher. chaplain, or friend. And so for the time we have shared together, for the love and friendship that he has shown to so many of us. we are proud to dedicate the 1985 MANOR to Father Victor F. Leeber, SJ. 14 C'-'W-Ln f A O 5 ',- . .. - I I, Lyla I I .-,v.- n. 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' CDT'- .Cf f 5 1' AQ.--f ss I New Housing On Noxemher 16, 1981, University Presi- dent Fr. Aloysius Kelley and Proxostjohn Bar- one broke ground in the northeast corner of campus, opening the way for a new student townhouse tomplex Despite some delays moiing day September 6 1982 tame right on sthedule for 700 yunior and senior residents The townhouses proxide students with the independence of lning on their own and the Lonseniente of liwing on campus Residents paw utility bills and file maintainente requests with the townhouse business office Also a Townhouse Association has been established to serie as a tommunteation link between rest dents and administration In lust one short year the townhouses have deseloped into a tight knit social community open to the entire campus 9 'li-tug, in 'uri '-Z'- '! Yan '37 X ...m. WW' ?3f?- -ff' - t V V 'li v 1 V i . M , . .' S' , V A ' V ' , ' . ' . ' - - , , N I I I 1 . Q . . 1 .- s ' 1 -1,..,.,- . I Q., , ,,., - --4-.- ij.. 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Westport, Ct. . ., Lori igjgganhl - 192 East ideqiiiiye ,4...... ,...... , .. ...----.-1 .... - - ---4, ---1 - ' Brockton, Ma. 02401 Walllngford, 26492 W Nanc L. Aziz J yn Sandra Bellani. ' 'P . 1 lt F' . M ' 1' . 1'vVV -.xl1' Y ' A' 5.4.1. 1' V ' 7 5 I-11v4'U:f?'l'Mi5f lWf if2?fW0T55UQd d :eller -. .Q . ' l , ' .,,,,n,-aalspnltglrnqe ' 'ld' Mn, to 'Eg:9g?HkZEiHd-?q,',qm,.n g - K m.,g1u.,' I U ivhlfgd ,N in-11.11. ,ll .. ob Y , . 9 ' fi? 4--Fam'-i5f'.5.':i?1:1'z-e-'li-ifliui'W wki-ffl. -4: i'-1119 '?' if ' 5231252f'llv1l'fsv'1'lS'rf 4- ' 5QlfQ'511-. '3l 'ff' -'f12fe': f -A a n ' r. 'ft . est ' 11f'ff:.f:+.-531' 1 -' n'cr 5 -. . .' , iff, 1, granaton, R.I. 02920 .-fig .5 .:'- Rgdgeu I ' l ' . , j' V , ' ' ' iihlilf 1'-L. 5. ::fff..' 102 ' ' L 'pm' -121-s New 06810 Anne 260 Munson St. New Haven, Ct., 06511 -3 . ,- . J... james Dg:.BoviedQo as Livingston 1- A Bridgeport, cf. 'oooos Maria V..Bozzo7,, RD1 Boat 704 1 Newton, N 07 'A julia Brenna il 381 jefferson st. J.. 15. p Ridgewood, NJ. 0 ,SQ . - A , 21. Daniel j. Brenner . je 7 Burnt Plains Rd: Milford, ce.,oo46o A . ,,. . 59 Karen j. Bricker ' x 86 Maybrtlolt Rd. ' ' 1 North Babyion, N.Y. 115703 A ' . s Helen M. Brickfield i 45 Falmouth,St. Brooklyn, N.Y. Robert D. Brown 118 Lane Drive 3 Norwood, Ma. Walter j. Brilnnep.gf'D'fKi .A Richmond' Hill Rd -1- .. ny. - 4 l. Por kan 'H ',s ' ' Colleen Pjfipl' ' 24 Rocklyn Drive , West Snmsbury f Lisa M Capozzi' .A 97 Buckwheat H13 ',-n A, ' Watertown Ct Pj . jacquellne CRPPC -LII A J J. 162 Rlmmon R ' 5' joanne M Carabee 4 Llsa Lane ' alhalla N Y a E Caraluzzl - 5 . V , Y s Highway n . Mary 'R' Cargill 198 Gxfogllld ' 5 A. Sputhport , ,N 'U A . onl. L-. 58 mmett Ave.ZQK E05 De t. . , 1 ' AQ .v, 1 - 0 Qs.. , jl 'V 9 'x'l., A 'xi -f :di .R , . ll lizfx. . 'r ' . . rfb,-1 F . , . I 1 O.. Y Woodbridge, Ct. 0652?- 1 ' K l '- ' u . , , . . 9 ' tl' . A -i 'v . ,gf 'A . in 1 , I on . , -' 4. J .,1 S, . 1 7 g ' 'il . YJ :A I' aj ' Z J' Steven .1 393 Lyman Roa 'Y .. ,mg in 5 Road i T' 1 ww? NJ 93690 E t 06878 on -...BQ s. -1 oq...T-I -N ' , V ' 7 '- N ittozgr-:a-.vatgm-nec . .it -, ills- 23 Mountainside Dr. 27 Welch Rd. 62 E o Drive North ' ' Anthony Coil nd .., -DT .- 'N Wa: Nj-A . e sr . J Wanta h. N.Y. 11793 1 Weston, Ma. 02193 Mamaruncck. N.Y. 10513 ' ' U V BQ .-o Q W au -v Carrol th Clark ' Margaret E. Corrigan Vincent J. Deangelis 1 11,1 Rid Road- fvlrxvu er 1168+-Dough St. C, 8 New Mil rd. Ct. 06776 E Wetherstie , Ct. 06109 , Secausus, NJ. 07094 A . -N D 'I .D '- -- 1rn'ryt'tt31-ta-'Q t ert . om imc Debellis 117 St Mill N. Hillside Ave.. 21 43 A 11611111 J-iii Mary E. Clavin Stream Road Coe Lisa A. Costello Peter V. ' 7 x'--Wiroolt W or Locks Ct 06996 Cheshire Ct 06410 6532- 65 196 Hartford1Tnpk. 10538 - Hamden Ct --fu-u Guy A Defeo Ave. 11214: fo r gil ill soprslj .-. ' Patricia , ,QV ,ins -P-QVBUXL. ' v Cheshire.. Ulf. .r .s .q 1 l' 1120 Fa .iffy n Ave. 06032 Mary Con M, - 57 Greenv I r. 'Pequann 0 J. 07440 Marilyn K, lon 166 N. Muhain Ave. Montclair, 07042 Neil R. comer., 53 Lee Avenire Scarsdale, N.Y. 10583 Catherine J. Connolly 6 Serenity Lane ' Andover, Ma. 01810 Christopher Connolly 1 I 990 West River St. 1 ' ' ss Milford, Cr. 06460 Kevin P. Cunningham 2 Sharon Lane Old Saybrook, Ct. 06475 William H. Curley 32 Lois Lane Needham, Ma. 02192 Hidalberto Curnow 689 Boston Ave. Bridgeport, Ct. 06610 Anne Marie Cusson 55-10C No. River Rd. Manchester, N.H. 03104 Vincent Cuticello 57 Ardmore St. Hamden, Ct. 06517 Matthew E. Dailey 107 John St. Garden City, N.Y. 11530 David P. Damato Newton Carbondale, C. Cook I4 V I4 I 1'-. I -llth 504 S. Prospect Ave. Bergenfield, NJ. 07621 Sharon A. Delfino 427 Edgewood Pl. Rutherford, NJ. 07070 Antonio L. Delise 39 Dairy Farm Road Norwalk, Ct. 06851 Mary V. Delory 15 Parker Rd. Wakefield, Ma. 01880 Anthony Deluca 42 Cortina Rd. E. Haven, Ct. 06513 Peter G. Demarco 4 Brentwood Drive Suffern, N.Y. 10901 Lisa M. Demeo 1116 81 Street Brooklyn, N.Y. 11228 Terri A. Demers Gino J 525 Dunbar HilI'Road Hamden, Ct. 06514 Denise M. Denigris 138 Bodman Place Red Bank, NJ. 07701 1 103 joanne M. Desanto 199 Back Lane Newington, Ct. 06111 Megan Devaney 40 Oxbow Lane Guilford, Ct. 06457 jane E. Devine 145 Nassau Road Huntington, N.Y. 11745 Maria C. Diaz 25 Myrtle Ave. Waterbury, Ct. 06708 Annamarie Dibartolo 460 Stonehouse Rd. Trumbull, Ct. 06611 Marguerite M. Downing 154 Meadow St. Garden City, N.Y. 11550 Francis X. Drapeau 88 Farmstead Lane Windsor, Ct. 06095 Donna j. Draper Deep Brook Road Newtown, Ct. 06470 Diane M. Dredge 95 Roosevelt Ave. Westwood, Nj. 07675 Stephen E. Dripchalt 2 Cottage St. Derby, Ct. 06418 Gary C. Evonston 205 Terry Plains Bloomfield, Ct. 06002 jeralyn R. Fantarella 24 Windsor Road East North Haven, Ct. 06475 Carmine j. Farese 27 Bridle Spur Drive Waterbury, Ct. 06708 Douglas C. Fargiano 5 Ox Drive Brookfield, Ct. 06805 Lawrence M. Farina 451 Alling Farm Rd. Orange, Ct. 06477 . , . james M. Flynn 16 Cooper Hill Ct. L Hamden, Ct. I 4 -N Kenneth R. Fontaine 16 Hilton Drive South Windsor, Ct. 06074 4 joan A. Fontano 670 Highland Ave. 1 Waterbury, Ct. 06708 1 Patricia M. Forcht ' 5 Maryland Street 1 Dix Hills, N.Y. 11746 I 1 N Mariclare T. Foster I 19 Forest Circle l Waltham, Ma. 02154 1 1 LeonarcfS. Dlbella Cricket Court gd 'Sayl7rook', Ct. 06475 Ellen M. Driscoll 31 Linda Lane Hyannis, Ma. 02601 jeanne M. Driscoll 28 Wayside Lane West Redding, Ct. 06896 Daniel F. Dumais 1067 Plymouth St. Windsor, Ct. 06095 Maureen E. Dunlavey 405 Kismet Road Philadelphia, Pa. 19115 Maura K. Dwyer Hillside Dr. N.Y. 14020 Patrick Karen Margare Old T Susan E. Foster Box 2294 I Darien, Ct. 06820 Mark F. Fox 2 Wildflower Rd. Barrington, R.l. 02806 I Mario F. Francalangia 4 Seneca St. Plainville, Ct. 06062 D. Frank Ct. 06810 ranzel Eichhorn ' 11579 , arg. 272 Old' Braintree, Donna M Ma. 01 Bnerson ' .Avenue - 0802 1 4 07092 1 She v- ' ' Robert E. Gribbon 145 Tahlulah Lane West Islip, N.Y. 11795 Mary Anne Guarco 115 Notch Road Granby. Ct. 06055 Eileen N. Gunning 61 Bromleigh Road Stewart Manor, N.Y. 11550 Dierdre Hagan 3 Weatherly Road Simsbury. Ct. 06070 Eileen F. Haggerty 12 Vernon St. Palmer, Ma. 01069 Betsy Hajedemos 89 Sanford Place Bridgeport, Ct. 06604 Thomas Hall 8521 96 Street Woodhaven, N.Y. 11421 Rosemary A. Halpin 55 Larboard Court N.Y. 11702 Karen P. Hill 2688 Tacito Trail jacksonville, El. Robertj. Hilliard 28 Dartmouth Ave. West Hartford, Ct. 06110 Joanne P. Hoar 35 Elton Drive Newington, Ct. 06111 Alison M. Hobbs 19 Hunter Drive West Hartford, Ct. 06107 Susan D. Hoey 2 East Neck Road Huntington, N.Y. 11743 Paul A. Holmes 344 Alling Street Kensington, Ct. Thomas M. 160 Maple Street Brooklyn, N.Y. 11 Nancy Horne 17 Willow Street Holyoke, Ma. 01040 Kathyj. Iris 64 Powderhurn Drive Wayne. NJ. 07470 Mary jacobowski 7 Treeview Drive Melville, N.Y. 11746 Mary P. janco 107 Patterson Ave. Greenwich, Ct. 200 jones Clare F West Y. 11552 Drive 07470 Deer A' ee, Ma. 02184 Hartford., Barbara A. Hughes 58 Meakin Ave. Rochelle Park, NJ. 07662 A4 W' Barbara j. Hurban ti 15 Allison Drive Old Bethp-age, N.Y. 11 398 Cherry Bedford Hills, N.Y. 1 Jacqueline I 2782 Strang Blvd Yorktown Heights, N.Y. A. Imbert I Avenue Drive uma cifbksoe . 'F 2 T U' elon, 'Nj joyce Street Drive Ga. soovs l 04:1-I ' l ' 'il Ave 1' 'N F Keeganr , l Mt. Laurel.D 1 1' PLD, 9 .lungs 1 i g, , .I v y 1171951177 .fV. '. ..':'f'ff- . Wilmii 1' 71 s. 'Kelly , , 1Mari0li, ,Ct,,06444 ii Albin Drive '1 if ,- . ' ,Y ,1 LP, 3 , Mary Biiiellygy 'riZ.'f. , 874 Ricebroof' Orange. Ct. 06477 1 line 7 1: cafaibix. Kfeify'-1. Bronxville, Nav. 10768 ' ' imeam, lceiinegy f 2RgY'A-'eLh.t1e 1' ml' 2 Punehim,-S1.Y. 10577, -I' 1 1 t 1 I . A een C. Kennedy -pg., , , , 6 ' a ll fallard Lane Westport, Ct. 06880 Q .. ' 1 . Judith A. Kennyjg 8 Nancy 'Court 1 , A Glen Cove, N.YI 11542 Kathleen Kiley ' 25 Palisade Ave. .. Trumbull, Ct.f0661 1 Blleen King J Dingley Rtiid 1 Carmel, N.Y. 10512: Linda M. King y 329 Bronsnnsgqad -- Southport, Robert T. liing 260 Birch Road. ' Fairfield, Ct. 06450 . 1 Gabriellgzjgjggligngg 3 17 Eiberta 11vg,.l.. Trumbull, Ct. Anna J. Klang j 55 Glenwood Raed Weston, Ct. . 3 Catherine Kolakowski 106 Brookview Ave. Fairfield, Ct. 06452 Andrea S. Kolasa 7 Hemlock Lane Monroe, Ct. 06468 Patricia F. Kong 57 Bryant Avenue Edison, NJ. 08817 Kathleen A. Konopka E6 May Place Nutley, NJ. 07110 106 fy 2 ' gl. '37 Zjiliiiiglif' 2511 Pmndfig-lid .Road 34 ,.-gf'-'-' ' r l '1 17 Oldm , ad Trurnb bl Ct. 066l15g,t Cyniia Miflii ' c 85f 1 've. ' glfilbfd, Ct. 06497 zz. 1 '.1- -'. A ff: , f' ' i, I Qhe1'yl?.l5Q:i Kurzyn 108 Briar Patch Drive .- Kensingvigt. 060577 5 Nancyj. Lacrotef 5 11-25 Grandview Ave! . Weerfield, 7 Linda Lagana 101'Village Hill Dix Hills, N.Y. 11746 Lisa. A. Larocca 5 Angelica Court West Babylon, N.Y. 11704 Susan-ff. Laske W 681 Taliban Lane 7 10.06611 1 john A. Lziurentus 25 Pondfield Road ' New Fairfield, Ct. 06810 Linda Ann Lavin 46 Lake Shore Blvd. .lf4assapequa,hN.Y. 11758 Leavey - 1 Street, ay., uw. 10531 Kerry R. Leist 7 552 Longview Drive Mountainside, NJ. 07092 Eric F. Lemieux 59 Taylor Street Windsor, Ct. 06095 Bruce A. Levy 127 Edgewood Ave. Oakdale, N.Y. 11769 Robert L. Ligi 226 Meadows End Road Milford, Ct. 06460 06450 . Lucey TrumbulQCm611 Laura ,590 Anne T. . 71 Robin Lane M Fairfield, ct. 0645i , 5 Eileen M. Lynch 7? 188 82 Streep T Brooklyn, N.Y Robert D. 5544 WFPUSW N james C.' A 251 York A Canton, 4Ana C. Maggiorotto 62.Q1hert Street forifipgton, Ct. 06790 . -1'f4..ii Di tal M. Magrino 19f1'n le Place Oltlviridge. NJ. 08857 jamhgiif. Maher 65 Deerfield Ave. Waterbury, Ct. 06708 Jose R. Maldonado 5154 Florida Blvd. Lake Park, Fl. 55410 Q17 M. Marchesani Lane Ygkers Helen 571 T Woodbridge, Ct. OW Martip 11791 1 1 Ct. 066 Windsor Locks, Ct. 0686 Nancy D. Mayers 110 Evergreen Ave. Rye, N.Y. 10580 Donna M. Mazzitelli 802 Glenwood Road Old Forge, Pa. 18518 Gregory A. McAleer 10 Nathan Hale Drive Stamford, Ct. 06902 Maureen T. McAuliffe 7 Mercer Hill Road Ambler, Pa. 19002 11' I 51 6 I o . i 4 9 s .H -5 0 ' N 0 my if 4 1 . ,,. . - 5 N, , Q ,iz 4. Q, up-H 'M 4 : 'V u 9 in v if , ' L f A 'f 1 O h ' Q in , M nn sw T ' Q ' c- F' ' , + f F .4 , 4' na.- L S A' ' i f, 5 - I8 - ...mm 1 'r ' A f. ' ' ' ' 'P f, ich 3 ' ' Q i 1' we Q' F . - -1 'A ', 5 .V lr, ,v I L. 'Q fy K-,' U. Q, ' ' I gm ' Q . . Y V :Q if , 0 0 5 L . .. v . 91 ' L 4' ' Q, L,. . . T, S z P-: Q I 140' R otosnak vell Place Caldwell Q P 'fiftfih x r . . A . 3 f 'N Y S . J' 'TE O u firqv- 7 K.. 5 P I I. '-, L - rv Z A v il '. 0 , ' . 4,41 f -A. ef .Jv- . - 5 . Y ' h . n ' ' ' 'I F '. L ' , I ' dt r E is .6 M' 'I N.. ' s ' , 4 1 l .ffm I' 'I-rzvu . Y 2' '1 'A ta. , I , . 'v. ':,' '1 I J x Ltff' 0 I Q 0 Hr I' 'A - n A . ' ' . tv, 0- '- . . N 0 . ,, ' v .' 'vc' r ' A . ' Q I Q 0 , V Q . . ' Q I --,Q . 1 ' 1 fi t I . . - W1 .1 . ' , 1 1 K Q D U l I W Q I nigh . 5 Q P . v 11 9 ' I 0 J Y 4' D M ' sf. 1 all , I . ' ' 1 lg I A T. 1 t' 'K Q f- lv ' 4 . .sg 4 g U C, R Q' .rg ' 0 g .. 5 ' ' Q Jztlfk 'lr -' ,-1, + Y Ji I , SQ V 9.7 xy B- ,.., .N 3 if O 893 9 ' i :LN 1 ' 'a n- Jn .' - ' ' P' is 0' - I 1 , Q.-D .5 -,f -1,4 - . f I .4 5 ct. 'Ny Y 0 f I K. . . Q .a Q . jisv H- . . 5 -. l v ld.. :.,',. ' , ' 4 ' 1 ' L- . ' . ' f. ' if .p 16 ' X. l 0 r ,X h x- nfs., 9 'H . q Twig' W ,QF . I W . : A '- -' ' .1 1 x . ' Q 'W .3 Q r lx' iq F , vw, .V . , I . 8 'YT x li P'-I A - ,Sm 3,-, V' ,4r '. V ' i Q gl ' ' lo' VST- 'Q QF Q. P' 'nv 1, , -v fa' 1.,,,,t W Phyllis F. Urcioloi 1624 Underwood Street N.W. Washington, D.C. 20012 . john F. Vanadia 6 Dorothea Street Plainview, N.Y. 11803 Lauri A. Vandoorne 74 Chapel Road Manhasset, N.Y. 11030 Andrea D. Vecchiolla 1954 Albany Ave. West Hartford, Ct. 06117 David j. Vegliante 119 Stonewall Drive I-lamden, Ct. 06518 james Viola 1182 Enfield Street Enfield, Ct. 06082 Edward V. Viscount 14 Donna Lane Commack, N.Y. 11725 Cathy A. Vizza 3 Maria Lane Brookville, N.Y. 11545 Matthew Wage 340 joan Drive Fairfield, Ct. 06430 jannene Wagner Wilton Center Road Wilton, N.H. 03086 Christopher R. Wakin 48 Krysch Lane Wyckoff, NJ. 07481 110 Lois E. Walker S15 Stonehouse Road - Trumbull, Ct. 06611 Philip H. Walsche Reservoir Road New Hartford, Ct. 06057 ' Christine P. Waller 1160 Goodman Drive Fort Washington, Pa. 19034 Katherine Walsh 26 Dale Road Wethersfield, Ct. 06109 Mary Walsh 640 14 Street West Babylon, N.Y. 11704 Maureen Walsh 108 Dogwood Lane Manhasset, N.Y. 11030 ' Diana L. Warner 466 Burnsford Avenue Bridgeport, Ct. 06606 james Watson Indian Chase Drive Greenwich, Ct. 06830 David F. Weber 181 Lower Lane Berlin, Ct. 06037 Barbara A. Wegman 75 Pawnee Avenue Oakland, Nj. 07436 William Wehner 572 jackson Avenue Westwood, NJ. 07676 . vl1.','- .- . 1' - 1 I r 1 -4' 1 N '. 5 jx? N I- ffl' Ki'-befall .weigh ' .Hai I0 Robin Hold: 4 ,41- R011-Valli . A ' ' f'+ff 52 Beaconview'Ifdv6f53.'a 4 2.i Fairfield, ct. 064301 , 4 james wean 755. if 7 Heights Road ' Manhnuet, N.Y. 11030 Naney E.W1arther ,H . 2:1 Biookwood Drive Latham, N.Y. 12110. ', - Cheryl A. white 55 Eddy Lane Newington, Ct. 06111 1' I Robert Wichers 3 Crestdale Drive Danbury, Ct. 06810 jean A. Wihbey 101 Carriage Drive Middlebury, Ct. 06762 . Carol A. Wilson 7- f sz Long Meadow , Trumbull, -Ct. 0661 I , 'T' , '- Rebecca S. Wilson 117 Litchfield ' ' Thomaston, Ct. 06787 Christopher G. Winans 86 Dunrobin Lane Watertown, Ct. 06795 V Robert P. Withers 355 River Road --1 7 Fairhaven, NJ.-07701 fl, The graduation of the Class of 1983 marks an end to an eventful four years at Fairfield University. While our days as undergraduates have since faded into history, the memories of these times will live on forever. They may be touched off by a glance at a yearbook picture, the mentioning of a friend's name, or an unexpected phone call or letter in the mail. And so, as our collegiate years grow farther behind and the memories of them become more difficult to recall, the MANOR would like to help you remember the best moments of your Fairfield years by sharing this list of headlines with you: Orientation '79 welcomes Fairfield University Class of 1983 . . . Fr. Kelley inaugurated as University president . . . Presidential candidate George Bush addresses Fairfield businessmen amidst anti-nukes protest . . . Irish Society sponsors . . . Luck-of-the-Roommate dance . . . Student leaders request academic credit for their work . . . Number 1 Stag gridders down Norwalk . . . G. Gordon Liddy addresses crowded Oak Room . . . SEC spokesman explains Fairfest loss . . . Fairfield Fire Chief calls halt to false alarms . . . Get your career in gear at Ca- reer Spectrum . . . Fr. McCarron resigns as undergraduate registrar . . . Fred Barakat resigns as head basketball coach . . . KAOS Club ready to begin campus shoot-out . . . UMQIAXSASA to sponsor fashion show . . . Committee to review BYOBX Cash Bar question . . . Harvard's Terry O'Connor named successor to Barakat . . . U.S. Secretary of State Alexander Haig addresses 1981 graduates amidst faculty protest . .. Macke ousted, Seiler's awarded food service contract . . . Former Iranian hostage Barry Rosen addresses Oak Room audience . . . Peeping Tom harasses Fairfield co-eds . . . Board approves townhouse construction . . . First 111 A classes meet in new faculty office building . . . Pablo Cruise kicks off Harvest weekend . . . Hepatitis outbreak hits Fairfield students . . . Preppy Handbook author Lisa Birnbach visits Fairfield Students oppose shuttle curtailment . . . Explosion blacks out University . . . Hoopsters blow by Maine 90-60 . . . McAuliffe wins F.U.S.A. election by 37 votes . . . Griffin steps down as School of Business dean . . . Oak Room crowd bids farewell to Randy Bache- lor's . . . First air band competition attracts local talent and record crowd . . . Committee turns down credit for student leaders . . . Seniors evaluate bidding process for job interviews . . . Library obtains grant for media department . . . Former Senator George McGovern presents liberal alternative to capacity Oak Room . . . Trustees approve fee increase . . . Cashier charged with embezzling school funds . . . Automatic teller replaces cashier . . . Bellarmine renovations completed . . . Contemporary Design Vee-1 is first campus sculpture . . . Dor- mitories renamed after jesuit martyrs . . . Break-downs, malfunctions plague townhouse resi- dents . . . University meets DANA fund-raising challenge . . . F.U.S.A. holds first parent's weekend . . .joejackson initiates Harvest festivities . . . United Way Halloween party a success . . . Fr. Kelley responds to student concerns . . . A.E.D. sponsers Sadie Hawkins dance . . . Seniors enjoy 200 Nights at the beach . . . Stagmania returns to Fairfield . . . Glee Club and Women's Chorale perform at annual Christmas concert in Gonzaga auditorium . . . Blizzard of '85 blankets Fairfield and closes University . . . Seniors party in honor of '83 Nights . . . Spring Break arrives at last - Fairfield migrates south . . . Tune into WVOF . . . Domino's pizza remains only a phone call away . . . Elie Wiesel selected 1983 commencement speaker . . . Final exams . . . Senior Week - here at last . . . Ladies and gentlemen, the Class of 1983! 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C - 'r f,-A .' -'Liv d. 1.444 'X 0 1 I 0 V1.4 gfwfxs' UI V 1 1 I 0-4 ,f,qi f., X34 .H . . WW 1 'zo P: 'Q' if BASEBALL -49... 'EY , il HL-,lx A 3-2-1-aim, --Acv gnu-llif' x N lila -',3'1'ET':-Ji J: -i 4 ur-,J TRY UN CO SS RO C Y.. i . yx xx 1 Q tx X. ' Ll-lg, If' A 1 I x - X . . X' I3 4 s 3' 0953 in - kt: I f gf ' of 1 ' ' MN Q4-' results: baseball 1985 record: 6-22 East Carolina East Carolina North Carolina North Carolina Richmond Georgetown Georgetown Yale UConn Iona Bridgeport UMaine ' Providence Holy Cross' UMaine ' Columbia Northeastern St. Peter's New Haven UConn I Fordham Manhattan New Hampshire New Hampshire St. john's UMass Army Quinnipiac 'kat Providence College Tournament results: soccer 1983 record: 3-15-1 Providence , Marist Central Conn. Rhode Island New Haven Manhattan St. john's Bridgeport Quinnipiac Seton Hall Sacred Heart Army Conn. College Fordham Holy Cross NYU Pace Iona St. Peter's results: football 1983 record: 2-7 St. john Fisher Stoneybrook Bentley Siena Eastern Conn. Providence College Manhattan College Maritime College. Roger Williams results: rugby 1983 record: Undefeated, Boston College A 1 , B C Southern Connecticut C Providence A B C St. Anselm's A B C Oberlin' Manhattanville' 1 .J '- j . 9 2. 7. .W 17 '7 11 0. f',4 'S-'S .l ,-r 's' 10 6 4 0 4 0 0 0 4 0 156 6 'Fairfield Second Annual Tourna ment A Team only ---4 results: ice hockey 1983 record: 10-13 St. john's Amherst Conn. College UConn Quinnipiac Fitchburg Iona West New England Conn. College Wesleyan St. john's Framingham St. Upsala Conn. College Amherst Trinity Iona Quinnipiac Southeastern Mass. Stonehill Wesleyan Upsala Southeastern Mass. results: men's basketball 1983 record: 14-14 results: women's basketball 1983 record: 18-11 . 58 East Carolina gg ghagg-Z 63 Boston University 66 Laelrigh 58 57 Northeastern 98 Connecticut 81 Hofagitjssak 70 Notre Dame 92 y . ' 83 S h no 73 COHDCCIICUIFF 92 i:I'i?StiZ 88 69 Massachusetts ak 79 Boston College 99 61 lima. H 84 M . 95 76 M1am1 73 V amet 68 76 Monmouth 75 52:32 55 59 Oral Roberts 64 Drexel' 60 Pelsizjite 60 Army + 55 61 Armywi 58 Fordham + 60 86 Fordhamuak 71 Manhattan + 63 73 I + 80 58 Manhattan ' 90 osale 87 98 Vermont 66 Brgwn 59 va Rhode leleed d 66 se. Peter's + 69 84 Ham' 10 Navy no 73 Seton Hall wa: S5 Army + 57 llfynx 48 St. Peter's + 58 , 66 Fordham + 68 79 St' Peter SH: awk 72 Manhattan + 78 97 Fordham 71 Iona + 85 57 Providence 72 New Hampshire 62 Mgllzggjn 72 Americanii 84 . 67 St Petelvsc 70 85 New Hampshire ' 66 Manhattanii 'Bankers' Classic , . + Metre Atlantic Athletic :Warner Classlc , Conference at New Haven Coliseum iiMeadowlands Arena XMMAAC . CMAAC Playoffs Dial Hurricane Classic 1-TECAC Championships field hockey The Fairfield University wom- en's field field hockey team con- cluded its winningest season ever with a 9-5 record. Prior to this season, last year's 5-5-3 mark had been the best effort the Lady Stags had ever managed. Despite hav- ing their finest showing of their brief history, the Fairfield stick- ers were unable to duplicate their feats of a year ago when they were selected for the AIAW regionals. The reason for their not having been tendered an invitation was that the Lady Stags, this season, jumped from Division III to the more competitive Division I level. Pacing Marilyn Rowe's club was freshman scoring sensation janet Kendall. Other top scorers on the Fairfield squad were Lauren Lam, Catherine Mulry, and Sue Harri- son. The Lady Stags were quite stingy on defense this past season and it was due in large part to the fine goal tending they received from Sue Weyant and Trish Hoff- man. Among the big wins this sea- son for Fairfield were a 7-0 sea- son's opening win at WesConn, and a 4-0 triumph against cross- town opponent Bridgeport. With a strong nucleus returning for next season, the Lady Stags ap- pear to be headed for a succession ofwinning campaigns. Losing just three seniors from a 16 player squad only signals bright spots on the horizon for Coach Rowe. V78 ice hockey The Stags, an optimistic group entering the season, came up short in a few big games and end- ed the year at 10-13 overall and 10-12 in ECAC Division III play. Fairfield was led throughout the year by their two fine forwards, Steve Festa and jack Smith. Festa topped the 50 point mark with 22 goals and 31 assists. The 53 points placed him second among ECAC Division III skaters. Smith, just a sophomore, contributed 20 goals and 28 assists which placed him fifth on the scoring list. The sea- son began well for the Stags as Festa banged in 5 goals to lead Fairfield to a 9-4 opening win over St. johns. After dropping a tough 8-6 match at Fitchburg, the men were dropped 8-3 at Iona. They did pull themselves togeth- er, however, and went on to win 3 of their next four games. Included in that stretch was a runner-up fin- ish in the Wesleyan Tournament. The host Cardinals, another Divi- sion III post season participant, nipped the Stags 4-2 in the final. After beating St. john's to raise their Division record to 6-4, the Stags lost 5 of their next 6 games to fall 7-9 and saw their tourney hopes disappear. women's tennis The Fairfield University wom- en's tennis team finished their 1982 season on a down note as they dropped a 5-2 match to Wes- leyan. For the Lady Stags, they ended the campaign with a 2-10 ledger. Despite only registering a pair of wins all season long, both triumphs were decisive as they were by margins of 9-0 against the University of New Haven and Queens College. The Fairfield women also lost a couple of heart- breaking 5-4 cliffhangers to the University of Bridgeport and Pace University. Senior captain, Penny Wolfe, playing in the num- ber one singles slot turned in a 5-7 record for the Lady Stags. Despite having her second straight losing season, Fairfield's O'Mara re- mains optimistic about her club's prospects for the 1983 campaign. We will only be graduating one senior from a team of nine, so we will have a strong nucleus return- ing next year, said the netter's mentor. In addition, for 6 of our 9 women, this past season was their first on the intercollegiate level. Coach O'Mara also point- ed to the fact that many of her youthful charges fared well in the recent New England Women's Championships and that boded well for next year. All in all, the Lady Stags, in 1983, will be out to reverse their recent two-year downward slide and return to their winning ways. football ln his first season as head coach Randy Coppolla's football team had a disappointing season. fin- ishing with a 2-7 record. Offen- sively, the Stag's leading rusher was sophomore Tucker Cambell. Three of the team's players were voted All-American: Paul De- Marco, Bob Meyers, and Tony Deluca, team captain. The grid- ders began the year with three losses, but came back by winning their next two games against Siena and Eastern Ct. Unfortu- nately the rest of the season was all downhill as the Stags went on to lose their last four games of the season. With plenty of returning players Coach Coppolla is hoping for a winning season next year. rugby Paul Davis's rugby team had a fantastic season in 1983 as the A, B, and C teams won their every game, beating Boston College, Southern Connecticut, Provi- dence, and St. Anselm's. The C team came away with three shu- touts out of their four games. In Fairfield's Second Annual Rugby Tournament Fairfield came out on top as they beat Oberlin 17-13 in overtime and then went on to win against Manhattanville in the finals, 14-6. Two of the leading scorers for the Stags were Paul Sheehy and Connor Gaynor, both of whom who will be returning next season. Davis can certainly be proud of his ruggers as they had the best record this year of any of the Fairfield teams. SOCCCI' The Fairfield University soccer team, coming off a school record setting season a year ago, had a disappointing season this year with a 3-15-1 record. Coach Kuhl- mann lost three of his four top scorers of last year to graduation so the losing season was not too much of a surprise. The team started the year with a 4-1 loss to Providence. The Stags didn't get their first win until mid-way through the season by a 2-1 victo- ry over Connecticut College. They finished up the season on a bright note when winning two of their last three games. Tom LaTourette and Mark O'Leary were the team captains this year and Tom Don- ino was the lone senior starter. With few players graduating, next year looks very promising for Coach Kuhlmann's team. women's basketball Coach Nolan's netters had an- other winning season in 1982-H5 with a I8-ll record. The team started the year with a 58-S4 win over East Carolina, but then went on to lose their next two games to Boston University and Northeas- tern. An eight game winning streak in the middle of the season included victories over Harvard, St. Peter's, and Fordham. The women competed in the Warner Classic, the Dial Hurricane Clas- sic, and the ECAC Champion- ships this year. Leading the team in both scoring and rebounding with 486 points was sophomore sensation Katrina Fields. Carolyn Hodges and Kelly Stryker also contributed greatly to the team. With few members of the team graduating, the future looks very promising for Coach Nolan's team. 179 men's tennis baseball men's basketball The men's tennis team conclud- ed a highly successful campaign with a fine showing in the New England Championships. After completing the regular season with an 8-5 ledger followed by a fourth place finish in the MAAC tournament, the Stag netters end- ed up fifth out of 27 participating teams in the New England Tour- ney. In addition to its overall per- formance, Fairfield, coach by Dr. joe Grassi, was the top Connecti- cut college combine in the tourna- ment. On the regular season, Rome Lillicrafwas the top singles performer with five wins along with a second place finish in the MAAC championships. Lillicraf also teamed up with Rich O'Keefe to form the Stags' top doubles team with a record of7-3. In addi- tion, O'Keefe, playing in the 115 singles competition was the run- ner up in the MAAC Champion- ships. Looking ahead to next sea- son Grassi loses three players, Brian Murphy, Ray Cunningham, and Eric Lemieux to graduation. He will return eight seasoned vet- erans from this year's squad. 180 While the overall season pro- duced a disappointing 6-22 re- cord, the baseball team came up with some of its best efforts in game against Metro Atlantic Con- ference teams, winning four of five MAAC games and walking off with the conference crown. The title was the first for a Fair- field team in the brief two-year history of the conference. In con- ference play the Stags of head coach Don Cook defeated Iona, St. Peter's, Fordham and Manhat- tan while losing only to Army. Despite the lackluster record, there were several individual stars for the Stags. Senior first baseman Carm Farese had an outstanding all around year. He led the team in several offensive categories. Far- ese hit a team-high of .324, and had a field percentage of .980. His 34 hits, 20 runs batted in, and 18 runs scored were all team highs. Also hitting above the .300 mark were Mark Portanova and Mike Della Vecchia. Among the pic- tures, junior righthander Dave Caseria had the most success with a 3-3 record. The other three wins went to senior lefty Keith D'A- mato. Coach Cook will have five players graduating from his spring's team. The men's basketball team bet- tered their last year's record of 11-18 by finishing up the season at the .500 mark with a 14-14 ledger. They started the year off well with four straight victories, and the first loss was to Notre Dame. However the end of the season wasn't as good as the beginning as the Stags dropped seven of their last eight games, with their only win over New Hampshire. Pete DeBisschop, the team captain, led the men as high scorer and re- bounder. DeBisschop, a senior, scored 543 points this season and finished his Fairfield career with a total of 1219 points. He was in- vited to play at the Portsmouth Invitational, one of the top post season all star games in the coun- try, and was an All-MAAC pick, named to the All-New England team, and an All-East and All- America honorable mention. Tony George contributed to the team this past season with 398 points, while jerry johnson scored 302. Next year looks bright for the Stags as they lose only one senior starter, DeBiss- chop. I sb' K .NA I I! I Y 1 ,Q Faculty I 7 2 . n X ! 4 O A 4 I u 4 W V A , john A. Barone, Ph.D. Aloysius P. Kelley, SJ., Ph.D Provost President V ! 1n 4? john Higgins, SJ., S.T.D. Assistant to the President Robert C Russo M A Christopher F Mooney Sj STD ,ID Umverszty Registrar Academzc Vzce Preszderzt ,.-4 ' George E Dlffley M A Vzce President or Development and Public Relatzons ohn M Hnckson BA Vice President or Buvmesv and Finance 18 H Nancy Davis, john Conologue, Carol Mansfield William P. Schimpf, M.Ed. Head Residents Vice President for Student Services Q1 Student Services -K . ix 1 Henry W. Krell, M.A. Dean of Students 'lux Phyllns Fnzpatrnck M S Student Residence Dzrector Tamma O Mara M A Asszstant Director o Recreation I' N ames D Fxtzparrlck M A Dfrector o Unzzersztp Act1l1t1evfCan1p11v Center C Donald Cook Dzrector of Athletic: X... T' Ni PY!! M. Lisa LaGuardia, M.A. Stanley F. Kapinos, B.S. Assistant Director - University Activities Assistant Director - Campus Center We the students of Fairfield University would like to ex- tend our thanks and appre- ciation to Tom, Dave, and Aurora for all of their help over the past two years, and we wish them the very best of luck in the future. if xi-.av ' I JN , . 4 0 'val' ..,.,x',:, .-A P' F. ll' I Dave Fagone, Aurora Cammeratta, Tom Fair Graduate Assistants Phyllxs E Porter Ed D Henryj Murphy S S S T D Vmcent M Murphy Ph D Dean o School o Nursing Dean o Freshman Associate Dean Stephen L Weber Ph D R Kelth Marrm Ph D Dean of School o Busmess Dean o College o Arts and Sciences I 1' ' I '- . If I I f 0 ' I f 3 ,-94 f f ' f ' f f 1 8 HH psychology ABE Standing: Dr. W. Ronald Salafia, Dr. Mark Worden, Dr. Elizabeth B. Gardnerg Sitting: Thomas McGrath S.j.g Walter Smith, S.j.g Dr. Dorthea Braginsky, Ann Bannow, Dr. john McCarthy. campus ministry Katherine McElaney, William Cullen, SJ.g Francis Moy, SJ. ,, ,-, biology , 'rf A if Dr. Donald Ross, Dr. Theodorej. Combs, Dr. Diane Brousseau, Dr. Salvatore F. Bongiorno, Dr. Phyllis Braun, Dr. Raymond P. Poincelot, Dr. Milo C. Barone, Dr. Frank Rice. sociology J N Dr. Arthur L. Anderson, Dr. Dennis G. Hodgson, Dr. Kurt C. Schlichting. 18 I -,, ,,, , , economics Q ' Standing: Dr. Lawrence Miners, Rosemary Thomas, Dr. james A. Buss, Dr. Philip Lane Sitting: William Devine, Sjg Dr. joan Walters, Dr. Robert Kelly. chemistry l I i 1 Dr. Aldo Puliro, Dr. Frederick L. Lisman, Dr. Salvatore Carrano, Dr. Gary H. Weddle, Dr. Edmundj O'Connell, Dr. john MacDonald, Dr. joseph E. Sarneski, Dr. joseph Boggio. physics Standing: Dr. Michael Zabinski, Dr. Abbas Khadjavi,james H. McElaney, SJ.g Dr. Greg- ory Gallating Sitting: Dr. Victor Newton, Mrs. Helm. philosophy The MANOR and the Fairfield University Community would like to take this opportunity to remember Abbas Khadjavi, a man who contributed much to this University and who will be sorely missed by all who knew him. Standing: Dr. R.james Long, Dr. King Dykeman, Thomas Regan, SJ.g Sitting: Dr. Lik Kuen Tong, Dr. Morris Grossman, Dr.,Ioseph G. Grassi, Dr.julia M.johnsto:', Dr. Donald A. Coleman, William F. Carr, SJ. 191 , , - , english - I P , -. .vr 1' fl Q 1 M' ' . 'l, ' i 1 Z l 1 1 Dr.james F. Mullan, Dr. Celia Wells, Donald D. Lynch, SJ., Dr. Nicholas M. Rinaldi, Mary Westwood, Mrs. Beam, Dr. Marion Madison, Dr. Patricia M.-jenkins, Dr. Arthur R. Riel,jr., Dr. Mariann S. Regan, Dr. Thomas Mclnerney, Dr. Richard Regan, Albert F. Reddy, SJ. I, politics , ,, - .- Dr.john M. Orman, Dorothy Macchio, Dr. Kevinj. Cassidy, Dr. Donald Greenberg, Dr. Alan Katz, Dr. Carmen F. Donnarumma. nursing ...ul 4.-l Standing: Doris Lippman, Flora V. Lavery, Irene Kalnins, Karen A. Ponton, Pamelaj. Dudacg Sitting: Barbara Sideleau, Dean Phyllis E. Porter, joan D. Fleitas. ,, mathematics l mL fs 44 joseph MacDonnell, SJ.g Dr. Benjamin Fine, Maurice K. Wong, 5.1.3 Bernard M. Scully, S.j.g Dr. Dorothy Shaffer, Dr. Edward S. O'Neil. I l 93 business - !2-f- A Q -.3'4lYi 'l 3 3 - df-...-' 'r ' Q mmzfx X 4--, - 3337. 'L 5 I Richard F. Tyler, Roberrj. Torello, Walter G. Ryba, Dr. Richard D. Carter. - business - - -, - Henry E. Allinger. Karen T. Cascini. I-Iadassah Slominsky, Robert W. Kravet. - business mf' .' ' QWPPQ'-53234,- xg: 'V4'f '9 ' y lm - ii' Na Ci 301:- Dr. Gerald O. Cavallo, Dr. Krishna Mohan, Dr. Marvin Berkowitz, Dr. Gordon M. Keswick business 1 .. ...ll Robert W. Kravet, Dr. Thomas E. Conine,jr.g David T. Cadden. history is Y Lawrence H. 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'Q ff X 'K'- 5- Q Y 5 FAIRFIELD UNIVERSITY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Congratulatlons to the Class of 1983 of the Alumnl Assoclatlon L Compliments Congratulatlons to all the 1983 Graduates .wsuxgfgfth 79 Sanford St., Fairfield, Conn. 06430 Best of Luck to the 1983 Graduates Compllments of UNITED ART COMPANY Operators of the Fa1rf1eld UHIVCISIIY Bookstore Congratulauons an Best W1Sh6S to the Class of 1983 Stamford, Ct Suppller of all game room equlpment 4 . NEALY VENDING t W f 1983 'xi-Deevna Shwlwa Photographer of Fairfield University Senior Portraits Congratulations and Bes ishes to the Class o Q mc. Good Luck ro the Class of 1983 WIILCCMC u0 fmlllel' I mfg' I-19 TL. 1 i qmi A2 Compllments of STAR DISTRIB TORS 10 Eder Road West Haven, Ct 06516 Q Q 1 ' - AH . gl :A - ' ls: ' - , N.. ,A Q P, ,-,j5.f:-- l19cagb.3:4.5 ' 7 ' - 1. ?L'ff1'lff, . Q 1 1 M flifff 'P . ' , H ' , NE ' veg .- 4, 1 W 1 -in v::'.- ,ag ,V 1 , f ? '5 V 2 3 1 xl . ' -V. 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V . . , H- Best of Luck to all the 1983 graduates food services 0 1985 MANOR ,f X The 1983 Manor of Fairfield University, Fair- field, Connecticut was printed in an edition of 650 copies with 248 pages. The book was set in offset lithography by Herff jones Yearbooks located in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. The first sixteen pages were printed on a high gloss German stock paper. The rest of the book was printed on 8011 Ainsworth paper stock. There are 23 pages of full process color. The cover is custom embossed with a metallay application of the school seal. The cover material is Vibra Tex Crimson If 41006 with a black over- Siv it i S X A XT' tone rub, the grain is Spanish. It is mounted on 160 point binders board. The endsheets are one applied color, different front and back. The book is smith sewn in sixteen page signa- tures, trimmed to 9 X 12 , and rounded and backed. All captions and body copy are done in 10 and 12 point Garamond Bold Throughout using italics as an emphasis face. Headlines appear in the same style in 18 and 30 point bold. Editor-in-Clnbf Mark Panico Layout Editors Kathy Baum Cindy Gehring Layout Staff Caroline Furman Patricia Hoffman Alicia Williams jean Abramski Marybeth Dickson Mark Powers Sue Paolillo Lori Boya Dorry Willoughby Louise Linck Susan Meyer Ray Martinelli Mike Hughes jeff Ford Kathy Kane Lee Ann Swider Photography Editors Duane Bailey Luke Frazza Photography Staff Sue josephs Bill Soldi Steve Caraccia Lisa Baranov Glenn York Tony Calianese Dan McNichol Cheryl Giaccio Carolyn Schabel Thad Belfanti Tom Dardet Patricia McTiernan Cindy Imbert Elise Casagrande Kathy Zaczynski Mike Stahl john Roche George Douaire janet Kendall Paul Shaker X -XV lf Business Editor Donna Pisanelli Business Staff Dee Lipka C0111 Eileen Quirk Donna Pisanelli MaryKay Wysocki Typists Carol Kelty Lee Ann Swider Lisa Panico Speczlzl Thanks to Katie King Kevin Wolfthal FUSA Bea Stanenko Tom Fair Dave Fagone All Info - Booth Workers We would also like to extend a special thanks to all those whose names we have inadvertently omitted but to whom we owe our thanks and appreciation. 74 198 3 Manor Dear Graduate, By the time you receive this book, any thoughts of Fairfield University may be furthest from your mind. You now face new challenges, new beginnings, and strive to seek new goals as you broaden your horizons. I hope that the ar- rival of your yearbook will help to awaken, now and in the future, memories of your years spent here at Fairfield University. This edition of the Fairfield Manor was published through the collective efforts of my staff, and many others to whom I would now like to extend my thanks. First of all, to our moderator, jim Fitzpatrick and his staff: Bea, Stan, Lisa, Tom, and Dave, also to the Mailroom, Delma Studios, Public Relations photographer, Kevin Wolfthal, and special thanks to Marge Scheidl, our Herffjones Yearbook Representative. I would also like to extend a very special thanks to my staff, for it was through their dedication and creativity that this book became possible. As you venture out into the world to set your goals and find your dreams, I hope the experiences of your college years will help to guide your paths, and lighten any of the dark moments of your life. You should be proud ol yourself and your accomplishments achieved here at Fairfield University, and I wish you much success, luck and happiness in the future. MQZCWF ky Fdimrs Mark Panico. Luke Frazza, and Donna Editors Cindy Gehring, Duane Bailey, and Kathy Baum l'is.1mlli if 0 Yvv' 41. Q. 4 5482. .- 1. -fylwf .rf +1 ' I5 .-1' Ui I Lu- 4' .1 ' -vu J, . ' fc ' 5- 'u:.' - L' r T' .Ii 5 ' 1 , -yr atgf ' xi ' 3 ' , s xi, QV, 0 ,U ': -'P' ra. -: !'Par O9 f v mfs .KL MG- l 0 5 Y '31 H. I 4 . ' sql - W Ft: ' 'S-A m-1 'Cf'-K. TN- 5'4'fj eus1 ffm '