Fairfield University - Manor Yearbook (Fairfield, CT)

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BERNARD M, SCULLY, SJ. l9l7 - l985 VETERANS IVIEMCDRIAL APfWide W OS AP!Wide World Phot ETHICDPIA ,bi .Wi . :ZW ,F -14 OS hot World P Wide AP! EEDUM FRYE9 f MQ! Makelle, Ethiopia, November 23, 1984 - A child holding a food pot with other children in the famine relief center at Makelie. Groups such as USA for Africa with their record WE ARE THE WORLD, and Bandaid, are helping to raise money and food for the famine victims in Africa. SGUTH AFRICA CHERNENKO Moscow, March 13, 1985 - New Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev and Foreign Min- ister Andrei A. Gromyko follow the open cof- fin of Konstantin U. Chernenko to a grave by the Kremlin wall at the late Soviet Ieader's Red Square funeral. US officials are anxious to see how USfSoviet relations will prosper with a new Soviet leader who is relatively young, healthy, and a match for Reagan po- Iitically. GCDRBACHEV -wir A Q 'K-.P wg. 'fi 1' qv ' AP!Wide World Photos ELECTICDNS Q 1 T655 K QM I l Luke Frazza Photo 1 984 QQ V 1 AP!Wide World Photos cr vb Copposite top? Mondale and Ferraro, the Democratic candidates. Ferraro was the first female ever to run for such a high office. , Copposite bottomb Jesse Jackson ran in the Democratic primary and lost. He did win the support of many Black I voters. Ctoph Four More Years - President Reagan and wife I Nancy after the Reagan! Bush landslide victory over Mondale I Ferraro. BHGPAL APfWide World Photos V AP!Wide World Photos :UBWAY VIGILANTE APfWide World Photos ,. f. 3- 1- H? 1 ' 5 l Qtltmal fx .- HY N 43 28 I ,Y--V - . 1 Q Q A T 6 :X 2' ji iz VN LJ . DENY AN ONGFXESS Thrs formrror profile WIN be missmg mexr season from the Stag bench. Terry Qfomnor was relieved of hrs coochrrng dunes offer lost season. AZZA FR f l ' Q 2 if if .4 5, The new Stag coach, Mitch Buonaguro, comes from the NCAA National Charnpion Villanova Wildcats, where he was an assistant to Rollie Massimino. Coach Buonaguro is pictured here at the press conlerence announcing his signing, Father Kelley, University president, listens carefully to the new coach's plans. WILDCAT'S WIN EETI7' -A 3 Lexington, Ky., April 1, 1985 - Georgetown's David Wingate 1407 and Perry McDonald C103 surround ViIIanova's Dwayne McClain C339 who throws his fist into the air at the end of the NCAA Championships after the Wildcats defeated the Hoyas. AP!Wide World Photos FINAL MILES . ,x Cf, Us 5 , a JEFF fCEI'fH 1 Bili- ill AIVIBRIUA OS World Phot de APfWi ' 'La l. sg A. 'F-K: ' . :. 'il - lgn I-'LQ-rm 3: . Q gf 4 .5 . .I 1' SENICDRS TIMES ARE A Cl-IANGIIXI' - Part I, Freshman Year Think back to Freshman year when Bellarmine was lust a haunted house. Remember sneaking in with flashlights and playing hide and seek and getting thrown out by Security? Remember the Japanese gardens? That was the tranquil place on campus where students could meditate or . . . Remember when the Faculty Office Building became F.O.B. and smelled so new it made you nauseous? I think all of us must have experienced at least one floor party whether we wanted to or not. Remember Gonzaga lIl's 2001 party, grain alcohol in garbage cans, the llRoost, Loyala Il's Hawaiian party, Northwest IV's beach party with the sand and mini-pool in the lounge? Regis IV made dorm history when it turned co-ed. Somebody said they put the girls up there to 'lcalm down those boys. Anyone that lived in Regis freshman year knows what lldorm damage meant to Regis IV. Of course Regis IV also became famous for their l'Meet the Sheep party. Baaaaa. Were there really ten kegs flowing from each bathroom? Remember the llcollectors that use to come around asking people to sign up for their floor's party? Back then it was two or three dollars. Or how about Dorm picnics where the kegs ran dry before your hamburger was cooked. And how could we forget the infamous quad water fights and the muddy waters that flew out of garbage cans. Remember Stagmania and the Super Fan? What happened? Remember when you had to wait in line to get into the Stag-her Inn on a Thursday night? Are you able to count how many times you stood outside Campion in your slippers Freshman year? Funny, they never did find out who pulled all those fire alarms. If it wasn't people from Campion out in their PJ's in the wee hours of the morning, it was those loveable loyolites celebrating another morning event. Have any couches been burned in the quad lately? May Day meant camel rides, games, contests, music, dancing and as much beer that could flow out of those trucks . . . and then some. llfg g laura S. Angus Marketing L.,- B l l l , .loan G. Bcmickel Finance S. Richard Bascetta Biology z,L' Catherine Bellizzi Economics . M , 3 , B X Michael Antonicelli Finance Finance Marketing Daniel M. Bailey William C. Bailey ,Ui lfc . 'ff ,3- O 'f,, HS Q Falricia J. Barre Elizabeth A. Barlus Linda C. Barvenik Management Englishffrench Manogemenf ww N YN er to-f 1 ,ai Alison J. Bassett Kathleen A. Baum William V. Begg lll Psychology Finance Biology Donna M. Bello John F. Berardlno Mary Esther Bergln Finance Finance Nursing fSrN Lisa A. Biagiotti Richard H. Birgler Robert R. Blake Htsrofy Accounting Finance 1- 'V ! I A RL Debra Blinn Linda C. Bolling Laura M. Bonafide Accounting Marketing Sociology 1633: 5 ' slff Joseph L. Borowski Frances B. Boudreau Mary G. Boudreau Finance Economics Mathematics Paul Bradely linda A. Brandl Suzanne Bremm lnlornvotfon Systems Biology Economics Carl J. Blanchard' Management R Stefani M, Borg ' Marketing R M Edward J. Bradely English Denise J. Brennan Economics z M S if I' P RACE IN CONGRESS On July 23, l984, l received the Democratic nomination to run for the House of Representatives in the 4th Congressional District in Connecticut to run against Republi- can incumbent Stewart lvlcKinney. As a citizen who had strong anti-nuclear views and strong anti-Reagan views, I was able to get the nomination essentially because no professional politician wanted it. McKinney had won seven straight elections since i970 and the closest any opponent ever came in a presidential election year was to get 37 percent of the vote. I had never even thought of running for political office before, since I enioyed operating as a citizen activist on the edges of the political system, but since no opposition was developing in the 'Isafe district, I felt that it was a great opportunity to discuss national issues and to represent a progressive constituen- cy. I gave l20 speeches and traveled 6,000 miles in the district. McKinney, of course got 70W: of the vote and I got 30'Ka. He raised about S3 I6,000 and I raised Sl6,000. It was a great experience as I taught four American government courses in the fall and ran for Congress. I recommend the experience to every citizen. - Dr. John Orman STAG-I-IER INN During my first year at the Stag- . her Inn, I worked at the doorcheck- ing ID's for the legal drinking age. Because there was always a mini- mum of two people working at the door, there was never a quiet mo- ment. Between the Stag-her enter- tainment, the patrons, games, talk- ing and reading the MIRROR, we were kept busy with smiles and laughter. My second year at the Stag-her I worked as a waitress. Through waitressing I have become friendly not only with my student co-workers but with the Graduate Assis- tants, teachers, fellow students and other patrons as well. Of course the bartenders had lust as much fun as the workers at the door and the table attendants. They were also often helpful with whatever entertainment had been scheduled for the night. Entertainment is geared to the students' desires. In the past there have been DJ's, bands, comedians, Open Microphone, DYNASTY, televised sports and FairfieId's own version of many television game shows. Not only does the Stag-her Inn provide beer, wine and other foods and drinks, but most importantly a place to get together with old friends and meet new friends. - Katie Hunt Y' CF L6 .f K 1' Carol E. Burke Suzanne Burke Patricia J. Burns Politics Economics English,f'Economics Michael Cagnassola Economics 1--f' ii 8 X Mary Kate Cahill Thomas M. Callahan Jeanne M. Cailanan Michael J. Campbell Finance Finance Economics Politics Albert Campos Frank J. Cappiello Theresa E. Capria Management Economics Biology 11' 9 w5 5 Gloria A. Caprio English R K' Car Stephen J. Caraccia Geri Ann Carbone Lars Eric Carlson Patrick Carolan Accounring Marketing Management Economfcs .rlli .ga E' Richard E. Carr Patricia J. Carucci Anthony J. Caruso Elizabeth M. Caruso' Psychoiogv Accounting Biology Nursing ' V 1... Y?-9 S Paul F. Casey Jr. Susan D. Cassedy Maureen A. Cassidy Laurence Biology Mathematics Mathematics Management, A '- . min' 'I tt 17' Toni D. Cates Mary Ellen Covallo Donna M. Ceppetelli Cara A. Champa , English Accounting Mathematics Economics t 4. b -1 lit Lisette M. Chassey Francesco Chechile Salvatore J. Chieffalo Christopher E. Chomyn Finance Mathematics Accounting History , 'Y ,151 -,f vfbfa f if THE FUNNIEST THING . . l'The funniest thing that happened to me while at Fairfield . . . . . . was the time I emptied out my roommate's tube of Clearasil and re-filled it with Elmers glue. Bill put the pimple medicine all over his face before he went to bed and when he woke up he couldn't open his mouth because the glue dried on his face. It took him three days to finally peel it all off. . . . was when my roommate Jeanne got peeped at by Peeping Tom while taking a shower. . . . It was my first day at Fairfield as a transfer student. I didn't know a soul and naturally I was late for my first class. When I finally arrived at my classroom all the desks were filled except for one in the very front row. I actually stood in the hall taking notes for fear the professor would hold my tardiness against me for the rest of the semester. When I finally did gather the courage to go into the room it was only to dis- cover, after I had displaced a girl's broken leg from a chair so I could sit, that the professor was not only hard of hearing but also blind. I have never, nor will I ever, stand outside a classroom again. . . . was capsizing a sailboat with Anne at a regatta at Brown in the middle of winter. Since then the sailing team only races in relatively warm weather. s TIMES ARE A Cl-IANOIN' - Part ll, Sophomore Year Then Sophomore year came. The newness of campus life wore off yet times kept on a changin'. Seilers food got worse and the drinking age went up to nineteen. They said, NNO MORE FLOOR PARTlES. But that was OK because we can have IMPROMPTUS. u6O, 30, lO and no more than 50 people in your room and no spilling into the hallway. land they weren't talking about the beerl. And sometimes we even got away with two kegs and some spillage. The drinking age wasn't the only thing that changed. Town I-louses grew over by Julie Hall and Cs became C minuses. Northwest changed to Jogues and llthe Orient became Kostka and Claver. Bellarmine turned into a million-dollar office building and the F.O.B. courtyard welcomed VEE-l. Oakrooms still sold out and the beer kept flowing. Dances were B.Y.O.B. and concerts were Friday night in the gym before Dogwoods. Fairfield continued to ship the entire population of l.oyola dorm to Sher- wood Island on uOpen House day. And the Loyolites continued having their morning events, and added Aristotle's birthday to their calendars. Who said they weren't humanitarians? And on May Day it didn't rain. N! r X I 4 , 3 .dl Colleen Collins Morilynne Collins English Economics Ov Jane T. Confessore Matthew J. Conlon Fine Arts Biology Mary louise Conte .Kevin J. Coonan Nursing Finance T7 -v Donna A. Cristiano Maura T. Croghan Marketing Psychology Charles P. Colliton Economics ti,- Kevin R. Connolly Accounting Julie A. Corcoran Accounting L .H 9 ' Edward L. Condon Economics Doreen J. Connors Psychology James Costello Finance I' Carol A. Cullen Finance Denise P. Culllnan Finance Q95-I Z' --fx A1 wv Q1 Douglas C. Culmone Mary Beth Curtis Lenard S. Deoanay Christine M. D'Addi6 Marketing English Economics Politics 'C' 1, L- T11 Marie P. Dalton Nora J. Daly Patricia M. Daly Daniel .!. D'AngekJ Nursing Economics Accounting Finance Gilbert R. Davila Marketing Lisa A. Delzerrari Accounting Christine DeAngelis Mary Ellen DeAngelis Richard DeAngelis M0,ke,f,,g Mofhemapigg Hisrory!Spanish Paul Dejesus Psychology Lisa M. DelGrande Accounting Yvonne M. Delorimier Finance 5 g.f'l 5' . 'iw ifvsff 'Q H 1 . ffsw ' ag-YQ ' f f N ' N: , ' 'yew .g3'Z?h 'ff' ' NE 4 N: '- New .Jw ,.,. if fWff '9N N f r.- , ,f f 1 13. LA' . . if' N ANYONE UNDER 30000 H564 yd ,4- THE UNIVERSITY PECKINO ORDER THE DEAN Leops toll buildings in d single bound ls more powerful thon ci locomotive Is foster than 0 speeding bullet Wolks on water Gives policy to God THE DEPARTMENT HEAD Leops short buildings in o single bound ls more powerful thon o switch engine ls lust os fost ds o speeding bullet Tolks with God PROFESSOR Ledps short buildings with ci running stort ond fovordble winds ls almost os powerful os o switch engine ls foster than o speeding BB Wolks on wdter in on indoor swimming pool Tolks with God if speciol request is opproved ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR Borely cleors o quonset hut Loses tug of wor with locomotive Con fire o speeding bullet Swims well ls occosionolly oddressed by God ASSISTANT PROFESSOR Makes high mdrks on the wcills when trying to leop toll buildings ls run over by locomotives Con sometimes hondle o gun without inflicting self-injury Treods woter Tollcs to onimdls 4' 5 N X ' 54 T1 YD, Y. Suzanne R. Dibuono Craig Dickinson Peter J. Digangi John E. Dinallo Marketing English Psychology Management Us 5 Kara l.. Dineen Joseph R. DiPietro Michael F. Dogali Kora Doherty Nursing English Psychology Managemenr I' , 4 ' 1 fn , :Z xx X In A 3 Julie A. Dolyak Brian T. Donnelly Kenneth P. Donnelly Kerri Ann Donovan Psychology English Psychology Psychology Ellen M. Dooley Jeffrey A. Dooley Maria D. D'Orozio Ellen M. Dougherty Economics Accounting Nursing Mofhemarffg E X Melissa E. Dowd Mathematics -,D l i lisa A. Doyle Mathematics Edwin Duer Mathematics Thomas C. Duggan Finance Christopher Dowling Marketing Virginia M. Drew Economics W:-Ur Brian Duff Psychology William H. Dully Politics 23 Elizabeth C. Downs Economics sill William N. Drysdale Marketing T L Patricia R. Duffy Nursing James M. Duncan Finance Ann F. Doyle Spanish V William F. Biology James J. Dugan Finance Philip Dunn Politics THE UNIVERSITY PECKING ORDER iisisneucroie Climbs the walls continually Rides the rails Plays Russian Roulette Walks on thin ice Prays a lot GRADUATE STUDENT Runs into buildings Recognizes locomotives two out of three times ls not issued ammunition Can stay afloat with a life iacket Talks to walls UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT Falls over doorstep when trying to enter buildings Says ulook at the choo-choo Wets himself with a water pistol Plays in mud puddles Mumbles to himself SECRETARY lifts buildings and walks under them Kicks locomotives off the tracks Catches speeding bullets in her teeth and eats them Freezes water with a single glance She is GOD FUSA l arrived on campus last August anxious to start the year as FUSA President. No sooner had I put my bags down, I received the bad news. l'Fran, the administration is livid over Commencement problems . . . oh, and the Town Board of Health may search student beach houses and evict students . . . oh, and by the way, FUSA has an Sl8,000 deficit. You're kidding. ulNlOpe. As I look back on that day, I am surprised FUSA survived. I am proud of the students who banded together to solve those problems. The FUSA Cabinet and committee members did not stop there, though. A Bookfair saved students 52,000 in costs, accurate teacher evaluations were published, a Health Questionnaire helped improve Infirmary services. Don't forget Noisebustersl Throw in a new office and a Drive for Five establishing the first student endowment fund and it spells success. Even with severe budget restraints FUSA managed to attract Ralph Nader, Abbie l-Ioffman, Jerry Rubin, the Stompers, and yes, Beaver Brown put on a good show. The I-lalloween and Beach parties, DJ's in the Stag-her, trips to Broadway and Boston, and the rebirth of films on campus helped round out an active social calendar. lt amazes me how well the year went in light of those first dilemmas. I guess it's indic- ative ofthe Fairfield students who gave so much time and energy to many activities and causes. That's a great combination - making friends while working for others. - Fran Kenneally -I y , . 1 'rr i Eileen Fagan Marketing x ui. Stuart J. Fargiano Biology 'X Nr T? ' I Robert E. Farrell Finance Thomas S. Ferentini Management y'g'9 Sheryl l.. Fairweather Nursing Paul G. Farrand Economics ix Gerard A. Farrugio Accounting Denise E. Ferrara Nursing Rebecca M. Fanelli Finance If hew- 1 ' P Anne F. Farrell Psychology Z Brian C. Fay Economics Lisa A. Ferrara Economics Z' Andrew F. Farella Economics ar li Lynne Dee Farrell Nursing kg X -- Nancy J. Fennessey Nursing Lisa M. Ferrara English 4-li Leslie A. Fetherston Finance L15 -i, 5 Diane J. Fischer English Y Daniel Fitzpatrick Management 3522 Kathleen M. Fogarty English Anthony M. Fidalgeo Diane M. Fidalgo Katrina Fields Accounting History Economics 'thx L i' H , A Angelo J. Fischetti Deborah A. Fitzgerald Peter M. Fitzgerald Marketing Economics Psychology Qi-P 1If x Mary P. Fleming Jane M. Fletcher Jennifer Flaherty Biology Polilics English 1- Richard S. Foti Politics English Politics William T. Fray Luke Frazza gi. -I 1 ng S5'x' x KH John E. Freel Janice M. Freddino H Accounting Politics Jean M. Galardi Kevin S. Gahwyler Biology Management Peter A. Garde!! Biofogy Bioiogy Colette M. Gargiuto 47 Margaret M. Gately Christopher P. Garvey Economics Biology 1 x -- 4 1 William K. Freitag SailyAnne French Mathematics Marketing lisa L Galdi Gregory G. Gatiant PsychologyfAmericon Studies Biofogy L Nancy M. Garry Christopher Gartner Engfish Marketing Q'--f Michale J. Gavigan Conor P. Gaynor Politics Economics if 'W pu fr Barbara Gazzola Cynthia L. Gehring William B. 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Minister of Education of Nicaragua uletter to My Friends December I984 H 4 ...dv-r A Recently the Fairfield University History Department determined that the first semes- ter core history requirement would introduce the student to the process of umodern- ization in Western Europe from the Renaissance through the French revolution and that the second semester would continue the investigation of this complicated, trouble- some and still on-going process in the I9th and 20th centuries in Western or Eastern Europe, the Americas or the Third World or in some combination of these. When I spent four months of my sabbatical leave in Nicaragua during the iunior year of the Class of I985, I had the privilege of studying first hand a modernizing revolution which, in reality, is attempting to move from the stagnant, semi-feudal, non-participa- tory, mobile dictatorship of the Somozas into a developing, participatory, mobile socially oriented polity. The Sandinistas, in effect, are hauling their society from the l6th century to the 20th in one giant tug. This means stepping on toes - those of the old elites, the middle class, the hierarchical church, Uncle Sam lwho for some reason is unwilling to sympathize with Nicaragua's efforts at modernization despite our own problems with a process that started for us some 400 years before Nicaragua's when Henry VIII confiscated the monasteries ll536I and which reached its dramatic trauma in our Civil War in which the industrial free labor North imposed its modernizing ideology by force on the semi-feudal slave-holding Southl. Even without considering the pathology of modern revolution, one must be sur- prised at the gentleness of Nicaragua's despite the severest provacations. The censorship which exists has come nowhere near the level of that perpetrated by our Alien and Sedition Acts Il798I which were passed at a comparable stage in our revolutionary process or by the Espionage Act of I9l9 which stands as a disgrace to the Anglo-Saxon tradition of civil liberty, a tradition which as no parallel in any part of Latin America. The roughing up of the Miskito Indians, who resent Sandinista attempts to integrate them into Nicaraguan society from which they have been historically separate, has been in part redressed by the Sandinistas' providing the Miskitos with books about their own history and culture in their own language for the first time in history. Given our history of relations with our own Ilndians' and with our treatment of our Japanese- Americans during World War II, it is hypocrisy to demand perfection from the Sandinistas. 'w ' AGregg A.Gustafson Charles R. Hacker, Jr. 'UV b-'X t::1 .rv Karl J. Gross Daniel S. Grubb Henry Guasp Celeste A. Gunther Economics Biology Biology English 3 Mary S. Hackett English Pamela J. Hagaman Accounting Accounting Accounting '15 .l:., Jx' UK 'TQELVFV t 55. 5. J Ellen T. Hageney John R. Hagerott Christopher Haggerty Robert J. Halapin Mathematics Economics Economics Management fs? 'QT Thomas Michael Hale David Hann Kim Hanson Carol A. Hardart Management Psychology English Economics V ,sv Maureen P. Harkins Lynne M. Harrington Economics Marketing Patrick Hasson Stephen H. Hauser Economics Biology Elise V. Heche Deborah L. Heckel Hisiory Marketing L IQ! sf L Cynthia J. Herbst Jacqueline C. Hertz Accouriring Marketing 1- ' i E Kelly Ann Harris Susan l. Harrison Biology Nursing G. 1 Martin P. Healy Norman P. Heber? EconomicsfPolirics Mathematics D'x Peter T. Heller Laurie A. Henderson Finance Mofhemarics al.. Vs iv, T--v Michael D. Hickey Marguerite Hinderer Markering Accounfing NICARAGUA lcontinuedl Our government supports repressive and genocidal regimes in El Salvador and Guatamala where there is no free press and where tarcical elections took place during long periods ol violence and systematic elimination of activist, civic-minded individuals lsome 40,000 were assassinated in El Salvador since l979l. ln contrast, the first act of the Sandinistas when they came to power on July l9, l979, was to abolish capital punishment and their second to establish a literacy campaign which, by August l980, brought the illiteracy rate down from SQCM to l2CKa. The development of agricultural co-operatives ltrom the 25'Xu of national land stolen by the Somozas during their forty-five year reign bolstered by U.S. supportl, the establishment of clinics in the rural areas, the enormous increase in schools and in student enrollment at all levels, the on-going health, sanitation, vaccination and preventive medicine campaigns, the law regularizing the eleven political parties which exist in Nicaragua lseven of which decided to participate in the electionl all made the election of November 4, I984, the only valid election in Central America laside from those in Costa Rica, a happy and exceptional nation for Mesoamerical in thirty years. Despite its mistakes, despite violations of humas rights ldare we Americans suggest that even in peacetime, in our highly developed, long-standing liberal society, our police department, our FBI and our CIA and some of our sovereign states do not systematically violate human and civil rights?l, the Sandinista revolution is, as Father Cardenal dares to aver, llholyf' It is certainly a humane revolution. lt is Christian rather than Marxist, pluralist rather than Stalinist, flexible rather than authoritarian, deeply rooted in Nicaraguan culture rather than in abstract ideology. Why then do we oppose it? Can we do otherwise, a nation which contains :SCM of the world's population and consumes SOCKQ ot the world's goods and which has determined, apparently, to maintain that ration despite its iniustice, inhumanity, un-Christian nature and plain lack of common sense? A depressing thought but one which must be addressed by the Christians and humanists who are products of Fairtield's Jesuit education. -- Walter J. Petry, Jr. Brion D. Horn Engineering Y ,... a 6 l 99 - EN S.. l . ,A Catherine Hunt Patricia Hutton David locobucci Finance Management 1 F QQ, 'Uv- Linda C, lovanna Walter lszczyszyn Vincent J. luliano Judith A. Jacko Polirics Biofogy Pofirics Mathematics 1K Robert J. Jaeger Manogernenr is it t Justine H. Jones Economics i Lisa E. Johnson Eileen M. Johnston Michael James Managemenr Economics Nursing M Q1 Kerry Ann Jones Nancy Jones Monica M. Joyce Nursing Economics Nursing Lynne M. Jurgielewicz Carol D. Kaehier Gregg T. Kamper Biology Marketing Economics Susan M. Konia Robert S. Kops Judith Kafolis Biology Economics Finance 5' X Timothy P. Keefe Elizabeth M. Keenan iphigenia Kehayes English Markering Accounting I :gy he w e Francis V. Kenneally Brenda M. Kenney Mark Kerrigan English Marhemorics Hisfory fs ,.. John W, Kane Politics Ann E. Kardos Nursing Kevin P. Keliy Politics Donald Kilcoyne English TIMES ARE A Ct-IANGIN' - Part III, Junior Year Junior year the drinking age changed to 20 and the masses moved out of the dorms. To the beach or not to the beach . . . that was the question. But now the spanky new Town Houses were available offering an alternative to beach life. The Naut put tiies on the floor and beach parties flourished on the Lantern Point deck. Then came the mad rush to study in Europe. If you weren't going, you knew somebody that was. Spring Break trips to the south gave way to iaunties to London and Paris. Who needs Ft. Lauderdale when you can go to Europe for a week? The Oakroom continued to corral and dances were split to B.Y.O.B. and cash bar. Kegs were banned on campus and the remaining Loyolites replaced AristotIe's birthday with yet another morning event, uDeath to the Social Life. Dogwoods was moved out of the gym and May Day became another fiasco of corralling and wristbands. A new FUSA cabinet was sworn in and faced an Si8,000 deficit. w C! I X it Mary JoAnn Klotcus David J. Kmetz Anne Kochendorfer Biology Management Mathematics .EA ,, Eiieen A. Koneck Robert Korst Vincent Kosewski Biology Biology Chemistry R Joanne Kramer Robin E. Krawczyk Karen B. Kristiansen Psychology Biology English 1 'C' J Catherine Krol Catherine Kwiatkowski Theresa J. LaChioma Management English Spanish A- 4. I.-1 Q -ri., git- I ' J-' John F. Kolakowski American Studies F bw ev' Jane C. Kraimer Finance Timothy J. Kristof Accounting Y:-' Stephen A. Landry Politics A Timothy E. Lane Michael J. Langford Jean D. Larosiliere English,f'History Finance Politics if Karen M. Lavallee Gary B. Lovin Christine E. Lawrence Marketing Socialogyffnglish Nursing on df .M fi L h I -3 ,- ' H..i',- ' ff ir' Teresa Legowski Christine L. Lengel Catherine Leombruno Nursing Accounting Psychology 7 var ew, f ' H, X Robert D. Levy Scott W. Lindsay Patrick J. Loftus English Management Finance fb John G. Larsen Management fp. i i La 1 I Antoinette C. Lazarus Physics c Rhonda L. Lessley Marketing 1' Y David G. Lombardo Politics Memo: To All Students From: Dr. Salafia I Subject: Attitudes and Behavior in Class I. When I reach the point in my lecture where the crux of the problem begins to emerge, I will stop pacing and make a signal with my hand. At that time all students with hidden pocket radios will please turn them off. 2. I really don't mind students glancing at their watches toward the end ol the lecture, but please don't shake them unbelievingly. ' 3. Those students geared to wake up when I say, lIAnd in conclusion, let me say . . . . will soon discover that I drop that remark about midway in the lecture. 4. Those who must sleep should arrange lor classmates to call them at the end of the period. A bad appearance is created when one or more bodies remain slumped over their seats alter the rest ol the class has left the room. 5. When I ask you to do some outside work, I wish you would not consider this request as 'controversialf' It isn't. 6. In commenting on lab reports or proposals of other students, please remember that Iilt stinks is not constructive criticism. 7. Students seeking self-advancement by laughing at my iokes should listen more attentively. Last class, lust by glancing up from my notes and pausing expectantly, I got quite a laugh from a statement by Pavlov regarding irradiation of excitement in the conditioned stimulus analyzer. 8. Finally, students who wish to take a short cut to a passing grade by referring in class to one of my publications should not call it 'lthe long one or Uthe one I couldn't understand. Learn the title anyway. 67 .l- 'R C.-' Steven D. Lum Peter A. luongo David J. Luttcti Economics Finance English FAIRDALE? 1 DOVTIWCZI! 115126 HE 450077014507 1 5 E222 2 mes.. IM 501116 70l-MN6 - N 1 0N EVEQYMURQ 'fd -,N G.B.TRUDEAU I ff HIKING 101112 cue FROM me Hfenesrofffaf mums Aeowva MWW5 UF W5 U55 11v 1115 1A1v12 1011 HA ve 50MN!1MBUL47ED 111va11e517av1No1v ALL 05 551 YOU HAVE WENT UNFEEUNGLY 1112011011 A 1414111101-2214101212 TAUGHZ Youfmve 7745 IJYSTFOUR WARS 12111151116 CWLY 70 DE547E 77-IE CENNZAL of wwe. A5 W A WNC5' !55UE OF 101112 5211 f 511105111 MRKING. 101112 PR05PEC75 PERHXJPS 7HE5E ARE WUR FAILINGS. IFR!-MP5 7HEY ARE OURS. REEARDLESB WHEN I SVAPMYFINGSQS, Y00 MAL AAMKE. YOU WLL REUUL N077-l!N6 EXCEPT !MPOVERl5l-IEP V602 EVERYBCUY X OVW? we BXD 1011 1191511411111 1 5012120111 AND 121561251 N SWEEI GAUZY SCENES OF UNSPEV7' YOUTH. SNAP! www w1N'4' W!-IA 7 WMI, BEATSNE. ANYIN9 ALLLHQU, GAUZY SCHVES. HAPPHVEO? ARE 510661 X 1 I' 'uf X Yf 'Y Donna M. lynch William Lynch Suzanne Machler Accounting English Morkering T' Susan M. MacTaggan Edmund J. Madrak Michael J. Maher A X Economics Psychology Biology fh- lah W.. TVX Margaret M. Malague jennifer Molitz Robert P. Mallick Nursing Biology Mathematics Q 'N 'HQ' -4d 7' C ' Suzanne C. Mac Mullan Marketing F Sarah B. Mahoney Fine Arts John P. Maloney Accounting f 4. 'lx H-il: -.' v. Nancy J. Mancusi Joseph M. Mannion Carole F. Marcinko Susan L. Marino Markeling English Mathematics English i1. is, Donald B. Martabano Management Q i Manuel Marlorell Finance Mary Beth May Finance it Michael P. McCarthy Biology ..-L l Michael E. Martino Politics Craig R. Maschal Politicsf Economics Rebecca M. McCabe Biology ,L rf' is Phillip M. McCarthy Economics -1. N 7 Alison J. Martinsky James S. Mortlrano Economics Finance I John A. Matteis Michael E. Mattie Economics Physics i . .9 Karen M. McCaffrey Alice C. McCall Psychology Mathematics y 1, X Kimberly McCIune Mary K. McCormick Economics fif20f1C6 ff ls 129' R.A. Looking back over the past year, I have to chuckle as I re- member my first days as an RA in Jogues. I was returning to the quad from Far East for the first time since freshman year, leaving behind the carpeted floors and air conditioning which had made it so appealing. I was even losing a semi-private bathroom, since my room, nestled in the basement of Northwest, was not priviledged to come equipped with a bathroom of its own. All of this was given up so that I could share my time and experience with thirteen new Freshmen. Having the smallest floor on campus had bothered me since I was hired in July. How would I program for them? How could I keep them interested? What about the alcohol policy? You know, its very difficult to hide beer in seven rooms, with a triple at the far end. Life in the basement turned out to be quite interesting. A community within the dorm community sprang up, and the students shared their fears, hopes, classes, and examinations with each other. A network developed in which each of the students would care and help each other. It was really great to watch it develop. One of my ini- tial goals, floor spirit, was achieved very early. As the year wore on, the bad mingled with the good. Kegs were discovered, disturbances erupted, weekends arrived. It was in these times that the building staff's unity showed through. Many evenings were spent wading through people and beer, with the hope that everyone was legal and no keg existed. Unfortunately, one or the other usually was the case. It took a lot of support from the other RA's in the building to get through the unpopular decisions which had to be made as part of the iob. We had our good times, too. Early in the year, while Chris Bruno, Chris Berruti, Linda Judge, Greg Betchkal and I were still getting to know each other, we assembled a dorm picnic. The cooperation among us on that day was an omen of things to come. It became common to see joint programs, like trips to Boston or Broadway, form and proceed successfully. Even more common was Popcorn and STAR TREK, weeknights late, when most everyone else in the building was studying or asleep. Those evenings went fast. Yet, the year would not have been the same without my guys. They were a bright group, both academically and socially. They caused their grief, but they also got some advice and taught me a great deal. The community spirit flourished, and culture as wide spread as East Boston slang and New Jersey Bruce Springsteen worship made the days ever bright. I suppose that's what happens on a floor of thirteen. As the year comes to a close, I only know too well the impact which the RA position held on me. Oh sure, tension existed, as rules are enforced. But, more importantly, friendships were made, new experiences were felt, a whole new dimension of campus life opened up, all from the basement of Jogues. Being an RA was more than a iob - it was an adventure. - TOr1y Caruso Gary E. McGovern S xxx Maureen A. McGrath Accounting Michael T. 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Mulligan Economics Accounting li Catherine Mulry ECOnOrnfCS, fnglt'sh TIMES ARE A CHANGIN' - Part IV, Senior Year, THE END Now we're in our Senior year and things are still changing. The library cleaned up our acts with their IlStash that Trash campaign. Outside the steps of Nyselius the earth opened up and gave birth to lovely silver rafters. We have yet to hang swings from them. IlBig Mac landed by the pond. Our basketball coach even changed. The Fairfield police started patrolling the point and notorious beach parties such as the duplex and 400 Nights never got oft the ground. But we're all related somehow right? The Health Inspector began checking up to measure bedrooms and count beds. More Town Houses sprung up and the lottery controversy continued. Deck parties at Lantern Point were IlBANNED. The Caboose burned to the ground. Southwell Hall was given to Alumni Relations and iust in time for graduation. Fairfied was given 37 IBM computers. Il never learned how to use one anyway.I And now the end is near and as we face our graduation, we can look back and say we had it all. We may not have done it our way, but it iust doesn't matter. And even now, the times they are a changin'. - Maureen Noonan +L' -'3 16' sx .hueEM.lphy LhebClMuv-phy Ecnlomicx Fhawce be Y izllldlhhnuy Heieneii. Murfha Etanamics Mawagemev ? 1' Eiwud .L Neli Paul p.,l'5':5 1 ur , 1 ' 1 . l A. Fbvi Eff! M. O'BT'BU ftcrnmia Afnafevcwg 'ik Barbara Mumzy go'-au-3' 5-.gay Deborah A. Num?-seidf -. . 7'DF 'CS A L K v A, ttf ' 'SILT' Kel? 4. 'wav -2 n ,-. Vg 2' :L A , X ' .gqv . X 1.1 Douofes A. Nc-:k 'A-'1J.i'5+ 3' 'No .R3'4. 5'f's: Jon' 4. O 'SWB' ,-31' 3: 2:5 - .22 3 -'r X , n ' s A V W if CT' Laura O'Brien Michael J. O'Brien Colleen F. O'Connor James T. O'Connor Finance Marketing Marketing Marketing . Pl' 'Fc' 1 John L. O'Connor Mary Jeanne O'Connof Mary Pat O'Connor Alice M. O'Hclloran Accovnring Nursing Economics Psychology K '- . Mark P. 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Although this challenge can be a difficult one at times, it has resulted in many great friendships and memories. ln addition, the proximity of so many other Fairfield U students allows everyone to remain close friends. life at the beach has contributed much to my Fairfield education and has given me a chance to be more independent, to learn from others, and to build lasting relationships. - Terry Cirillo l 'F 7- Q Ts in- Janeen M. Pellei Kathleen Pendergast Daniel W. Perkins Patricia Perkowsld 5OCfOlOQY Accounfing English Accounting . William A. Perrington Gerald R. Pfund Jennifer P. Phillips Maria Luisa Finance Biology Morkeiing Marketing .V ' 6 .ifx QM -My 1 .QA Elizabeth Pisanelli Susan l.. Piscatelli Margaret R. Pizzo Sharon A. Pollice Accouniing Nursing Accounting Nursing T sins -2 - A . i -ff i Michael F. Pomer Mark S. Portanova Donna M. Post Suzanne E. Poulin Biology Economics Nursing EconomicsfPolitics H F' 7 'fs Kathleen M. Pratt Christopher J. Price Matthew V. Procaccini Susan C. Procaccini Mathematics Mathematics Spanish ii-1 Renate A. Pudimat Jeanne M. Purpi Kathteen M. Quinn Eileen F. Quirk PoiiticsfGerman R Finance J EnglishfPalifics English Thomas J. Rabideau Gary V. Ralph Jeffrey J. Ramos Lisa Randazzo Mathematics Biotogy Finance English r G? WW , ' J I' 4 Garrett B. Raymond Barbara M. Redway Scott D. Regan Andrea M. Renzoni Chemistry Nursing Finance Marketing . I U I . ABRGAD IN ITALY My iunior year was spent studying abroad in Florence, Italy. It was appropriate that as a student majoring in Art History l ensconce myself in llthe Birthplace of the Renaissance. I had difficulty at first adiusting to life as a foreigner while simultaneously becoming acquainted with the sixty-eight other students in my program. The most cherished treasures I have from my llgrand tour are the iournals that I so meticulously maintained. They document the visions my perceptions were being inundated with, my initial arrival in Florence, the emotions I felt when I first saw Michelangelo's 'IDavid , the frustrations of a long distance relationship, the grandeur of the Parthenon, the comparisons of cultures, the shock of Egypt, Christmas in Bethlehem, descriptions of Paris, London, Austria, and Germany, how glad I was to be an American merely visiting Moscow, and stories about the many villages and cities I visited throughout all of ltaly. I would remind myself daily how fortunate I was to be in places of such beauty and his- tory, to be able to communicate with all cultures by means of a smile, to be independent and responsible, and to be storing up memories to last a lifetime. lt took me twenty-one years to arrive in Europe, and although it may be another twenty-one years before I return, the memories linger so vividly it's as though I never actually left. - Jane Confessore X ,3 ' io' 47 1 U F ' 11 -. Kevin J. 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IlYeah, yeah, ya lousy alarm clock, I hear yal lIQuarter to SIXI U-U-UghlI If there's one thing I HATE in the morning its an alarm clock. You'd think that after four years of commuting I'd be able to wake up on my own. Well, I know me better than that. I have to set the alarm that early because I can't get up unless I've been semi- concious for at least an hour first. That way I can still get into the shower before seven land Dadl and use up all the hot water. lSorry Dadl By quarter to eight, I'm dressed and ready to go . . . well, almost. I run through a mental cargo-checklist so I don't have to come back home an hour later: - Do I have all my books? Yes. - Where's my tennis racquet? Oh, I got it. - Did I bring money? Not much, but what else is new. - Do I have enough gas? NO, oh well, it'lI iust have to run on fumes. By now it's about ten after eight and I have class at 8:20. No problem. It only takes 7.49 minutes to get to school from my house. Yeah! I'Il be on time for the first time in four years. Ain't nothin gonna stop me now . . . except . . . oh no, not that . . . please, no . . . don't do it lady, please don't . . . too late, she did it. She cut right in front of me - a blue-haired old lady driving a forest-green Delta 88. She speeds up iust enough to cut me off and then goes so slow that she makes my car stall. I swear to God she waits for me. For the past four years now, no matter which car I'm in, or how early or late I am, there she is. Well, I've got news for her, she won't have me to kick around next year - I'm graduating. But I feel sorry for the next poor freshman who gets stuck with her! - Janice Freddino Ii.. David W. Tesconi Finance Mary Tiberii Finance 3 Karen A. Torstenson Mathematics Lisa M. Testani Mathematics Miroslaw l.. Tlaka Mathematics Betsy M. Trapasso Psychology -ON l tif' ' U Charles F. Tefro Psychology Terence Tool Management P . 3. t , L' 'vb ' v, X .5 1 ve' X-s i4sl'aE',x. 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Moore 5103 Springlake, Wy Baltimore, MD 21212 Tracey Moore 460 Shelton Road Trumbull, CT 06611 lorayne R. Moriarty 249 West Central Pearl River, NY 10965 Patricia E. Morriss 20 Spook Ridge Rd. Up. Saddle River, NJ 07458 Kevin H. Morse 3996 Park Ave. Edison, NJ 08817 Deidre E. Mulligan 2 lilac lane Norwalk, CT 06851 Catherine Mulry 58 lawrence lane Bayshore, NY 11706 Rosaleen A. Mulvey 188 Somerset Rd, Norwood, NJ 07648 Thomas G. Muoio 51 Hickory Pl. livingston, NJ 07039 Brlanne M. Murphy 178 Dogwood lane Manhasset, NY 11030 Constance l. Murphy Golfcourse Road Amsterdam, NY 12010 Jane. E. Murphy 219 St. Claire Ave. Spring lake, NJ 07762 linda C. Murphy 757 Norman Pl. Westfield, NJ 07090 Barbara Murray 83 Chestnut Ridge Drive Saddle River, NJ 07458 Lorelli Ann Murray 230 Ellin Drive Park Ridge, NJ 07656 Richard Brian Murray 415 Central Park West New York, NY 10025 Helen R. Murtha 12 Hill Street lake Ronkonkoma, NY 11779 Debbie A. Nanfeldt 9 Donner Street Holmdel, NJ 07733 Kelli J. Nannery 50 Griffin Rd. Framingham, MA 01701 Edward John Neth 53 Applegate Rd. Fairfield, CT 06430 Paul M. Nitzsche 520 Wadsworth Ave. Plainfield, NJ 07060 Delores A. Nock 252 Strickland Street Glastonberry, CT 06033 Maureen Noonan 32 Upper Drive Huntington, NY 11743 Joseph A. Novella 3 Smoke Hill New Fairfield, CT 06810 Erin M, O'Brien 75 Bainbridge Road West Hartford, CT 06119 John J. O'Brien 33 Varnum Drive E. Greenwich, Rl 02818 John W. O'Brien 800 Centre Street Jamaica Plain, MA 02130 laura M. O'Brien 122a Herritage Hill Somers, NY 10589 Michael J. O'Brien 16 Johnston Drive Convent Station, NJ 07961 Patrick J. O'Callaghan 63 Juniper Road Port Washington, NY 11050 Colleen F. O'Connor 127 Summit Drive North Branford, CT 06471 James T. O'Connor 735 linwood Ave Ridgewood, NJ 07450 John L. O'Connor 25 Clifton Avenue West Hartford, CT 06107 Mary Jeane O'Connor 72 Smith Drive Westwood MA 02090 Mary P. O'Connor 44 Ash St. Floral Park, NY 11001 Alice M. O'Halloran 68 Hampshire Road Westwood, NJ 07675 Brian O'Hearne 239 Beach Road Fairfield, CT 06430 Michael G. Oleksinski 137 Dartmouth Rd. Manchester CT 06040 Jeffrey W. Olson 229 Bainbridge Ave. Thornwood NY 10594 Paul M, 0'Malley 512 North Grand Street West Suffield, CT 06093 Paul G. OlNetll Q7 Berwick Street Worcester MA 01602 Sean P. O'Neill 8 Cardinal Ct, Montvale, NJ 07645 Christopher O'Rourke 22 Country Squire Ct. levittown, NY 11756 Patricia T. O'Rourke 547 lolayette Rd, Merton, PA 19066 H. Thomas O'Sullivan 21 Eleanor Place Huntington, NY 11743 Maria A. Papano 304 Jeffery lane Newton Square, PA 19073 John A. Patrizi 2599 Gladvvyn Ave. Pennsauken, NJ 08109 Barbara E. Patton 41 Shore Drive Plandome, NY 11030 Janeen M, Pellet 26 Dale Road Trumbull. CT 06611 Kathleen Pendergast 7 Evergreen lane Pegrl River NY 10965 Daniel VV. Perkins 4042 Congress St. Fairfield CT 06430 95 Patricia Perkowski 23 Rene Drive Staten Island. NY 10306 William A. Perringtom 651 Morton Street Matapon, MA 02126 Anthony J. Perrotta 360 Lafayette Ave. Cliffside Park, NJ 07010 Gerald R. Pfund 732 Parsons Road Ridgewood, NJ 07450 Larry T. Phelan RD7 Friendly Road Mahopac, NY 10541 Jennifer P, Phillips 61 Fallowfield Lane Fairfield, CT 06430 Marialuisa Picornell 6735 Ayala Ave. MKTI M MANILA PP Elizabeth Pisanelli 6 Bridge View Road North Haven, CT 06473 Susan L. Piscatelli 96 Hurds Hill Rd. Woodbury, CT 06498 Margaret R. Pizzo 167 Chestnut Hill Rochester, NY 14617 Sharon A. Pollice 22 Gerke Ave. Spring Valley, NY 10977 Michael F. Pomer 59 Hillcrest Rd. Belmont, MA 02178 Mark S. Portanova 35 Beechwood Drive E. White Plains, NY 10604 Suzanne E. Poulin 9 Holly Drive East Hampton. CT 06424 Kathleen M. Pratt 1 Kevin Road NiOnttC, CT 06357 Christopher J. Price 534 St, Marks Ave. Westfield, NJ 07090 Matthew V. Procaccini 46 Magnolia Drive Trumbull, CT 06611 Renate A. Pudimat 14 Treeland Rd. Shelton, CT 06884 96 Paul J. Pulia 490 Luba Drive Orange, CT 06477 Jeanne M. Purpi 37 Bedford Rd. Woodclilf Lake, NJ 07675 Kathleen M. Quinn 142 Briarwood Rd. Florham Park, NJ 07932 Eileen F. Quirk 71 Kirklees Rd. Pittsford, NY 14534 Thomas J. Rabideau 35 Ferry Street South Hadley, MA 01075 Gary V. Ralph 28 Woodlawn Terr. Waterbury, CT 06710 Lisa Randozzo 7 Arrowhead Rd. Park Ridge, NJ 07656 Barbara M. Redway 1 Hillcrest Ct. Old Saybrook, CT 06475 Scott D. Regan 6212 Militia Ct. Fairfax Station, VA 22039 Andrea M. Renzoni 20 Machalowski Rd. Trumbull, CT 06611 Geraldine Reynolds 531 Oldfield Rd. Fairfield, CT 06430 Donna M. Ribbe 40 Coeyman Avenue Nutley, NJ 07110 Sharon D. Rice 121 Oman St. Bridgepart, CT 06606 Scott B. Rich 34 Acorn Hill Rd. Woodbridge. CT 06525 Kevin J. Richards 4002 lsbell Street Wheaton, MD 20906 Robin L. Richardson 15 Powerhorn Rd. Darien, CT 06820 Nancy J. Risch 3 Marie Drive Huntington, NY 11743 Daniel L. Ritz 295 Carling Rd. Rochester, NY 14610 Heather A. Roberts 6 Stanford Drive Hingham, MA 02043 David J, Robertson 3 Pam Bar Rd. Huntington, CT 06484 Scott D. Robinson 240 Jefferson Ave. Amityville, NY 11701 Steven Rockefeller 175 Old Kings Hwy. Wilton, CT 06897 John Rodrigues 400 Summit Street Bridgeport, CT 06606 Amy E. Roeder 366 Keller Rd. Berwyn, PA 19312 Karen A. Romagnoli 19 Gable Rd. New City, NY 10956 Mark R. Romano 196 Orchard Rd. Orange, CT 06477 Martha Root 44 Dayton Rd. Redding, CT Robert T. Rosati 340 Pilgrim Lane Stratford, CT 06497 Kevin J. Rose 49 Davidson Rd. Worcester, MA 01605 Robyn A. Rourick 133 Louisianna Rd. Bridgeport, CT 06610 Deidre L. Rouse 151 Goldsmith Ave. Newark, NJ 07112 William J. Rowan 3709 Sheperd Street Chevy Chase, MD 20015 Cynthia Roznoy 5 Keyser Rd. Westport, CT 06880 Lisa A. Rubinich 96 Evergreen Ave. Nutley, NJ 07110 Michael A. Ruggieri 1412 Rene Rd. Villanova, PA 19085 Maria T. Russo 32 Dover Rd. Congers, NY 10920 Leo Ryan 69 Fitzpatrick Stoughton, MA 02072 Mark T. Ryan 12 Hayes Hill Rd. Northport, NY 11768 Megan A, Ryan 6484 Little Falls Arlington, VA 22213 Maria Sandolo 226 Thayer Pond Rd. Wilton, CT 06897 Megan A. Sangster 13 Chamberlain Dr. Huntington, CT 06484 Michael J. Santoro 22 Blossom Terr. Larchmont, NY 10538 Jay J. Santos 54 Evelyn Dr. Middlebury, CT 06762 Linda M. Sarra 38 Charter Rd. Wethersfield, CT 06109 Missy Savard 28 Sport Hill Rd. Easton, CT 06612 Susan P. Scandale 1008 N. Main Ave. Scranton, PA 18508 Jane L. Scarpellino 91 Brown Ave. New Providence, Rl 02911 Donna J. Schaeffer 802 Knapps Hwy. Fairfield, CT 06430 William E. Schloth 70 Ridge Way New City, NY 10956 Lisa F. Schneemann 248 Hyatt Ave. Yonkers, NY 10704 Kathleen A. Schuh 413 laek Rd. vvycoti, NJ 07481 Gregory D. Schultz 17 Hemlock Circle Gales Ferry, CT 06335 Thomas P. Scrivo 6 Andover Rd. North Caldwell, NJ 07006 Christine A. Secola 1075 Dunbar Hill Hamden, CT 06514 Susan Shaw 20 Hemlock Hill Rd. U. Saddle River, NJ 07458 Paul A. Sheehy 7420 Haddington Place Bethesda, MD 20054 Patrick T. Sheerin 141 Jones Drive New Britain, CT 06053 Kathleen A. Shelby 3 Audrey Lane Commack, NY 11757 Leslie L. Shelfo 385 South Broadway Lindenhurst, NY 11757 Marisa A. Shepack 37 Field Street Naugatuck, CT 06770 Robert V. Sibilia 12 Balmoral Drive Livingston, NJ 07039 Anthony J. Siciliano 43 Brainard Rd. Wilbraham, MA 01095 Joseph H. Silvia 902 Bay Street Fall River, MA 02724 Charles T. Simko 174 Allyndale Drive Stratford, CT 06497 Noreen Sitar 909 Steele Ave. Plainfield, NJ 07063 James F. Smeriglio 71 Wells Road Monroe, CT 06468 Delia J. Smith 97 Pilgrim Rd. Fairfield, CT 06430 Dennis T. Smith 28 Lincoln Ave. Massapequa, NY 11758 James L. Smith 98 Fernwood Terr. Stewart Manor, NY 11530 John D. Smith 106 Bristol Ave. Hyannis, MA 02601 zureen G. Smith Seorge Ave. Zksville, NY 11801 nberly A. Smith Park Rd. tnklin, MA 02038 hard S. Snyder vfac Arthur Rd. lmbull, CT 06611 :mas E. Soisson J Connors Lane atford, CT 06497 llliam E. Soldi J Hellock Street atford, CT 06497 :holas Sostilio Derbeyshire rby, CT 07006 rolynn M, Spera eat Hill Road iwton, CT 06470 ine M. Sperling S Wardwell Apt. 2 lmford, CT. 06902 in A. Stadalnik Glen Parkway mden, CT 06517 ll M. Stapleton 5 Winton Rd. rfield, CT 06430 rmond W. Starvish Hamlet Street rhaven, MA 02719 vid P. Stauble 5 Ricker Drive igwoad, NJ 07456 san L. Stephen Brook Road ycoff, NJ 07481 tri A. Staeckert 3 Wedgewood Drive rrington, CT 06790 zanne M. Stratta Jtthiessen Park ington, NY 10533 :ry P. Supik .amker Ct. le Ferry, NJ 07643 aphen A. Suriano 57 Westlake Ave. :eanside, NY 11572 Bruce J. Sutay 5 Woodfield Dr. Trumbull, CT 06611 Robert J. Sylvester 1009 Woodland Way Clarks Summit, PA Mark G. Tardiff 457 Brewer Street E. Hartford, CT 06118 Mark T. Tarsney 97 Coppell Drive Tenafly, NJ 07670 Jeanne Tedesca Rd. 1 Austin RD. Mahopac, NY 10541 David W. Tesconi 176 U. Saddle River Rd. Montvale, NJ 07645 Lisa M. Testani 104 Bassick Rd. Trumbull, CT 06611 Charles F. Tetra 31 Westbury Road Garden City, NY 11530 Julia L. Theisen Box 127 St. Joseph, MN 56374 Robert Thomas 48 Hemlock Drive Stamford, CT 06902 Mary Tiberii 435 Bradley Ave. 33 Meriden, CT 06902 Terrence Tool 167 Overlook Rd. New Rochelle, NY 10804 Joann Tomis 1170 Merritt Street Fairfield, CT 06430 Karen A. Torstenson RR 5 Box 439 New Fairfield, CT 06810 Bettsy M. Trapasso 10 Cherry Hill Rd. Branford, CT 06405 Arlene Tredeau 24 Mae Belle Dr. Clark, NJ 07066 Leah Ann Trotto 105 Country Club Part Washington, NY 11050 Susan K. Truss 98 Village Dr. Shelton, CT 06484 Anne Marie Trustey 187 Bell Street Glastanberry, CT 06033 Michael D. Tully 572 Cresthaven Road Wycoff, NJ 07481 Todd D. Tuozzoli 57 Fairland Drive Fairfield, CT 06430 Cynthia Turley 368 Cherry Hill Rd. Mountainside, NJ 07092 Cheryl L. Turow 419 Pineshadaws Sour Lake, TX 77659 Paul M. Tuttle 11 Larchmont Rd. Salem, MA 01970 Ellen M. Ulla 17 Central Ave. Rye, NY 10580 Jacques J. Vachon Cancl Venus Plaza C Hata Rey, PR 00917 Lisa M. Valade 45 Verry Rd. Attleboro, MA 02703 Rocca P. Valluzzo 75 Middle River Rd. Danbury, CT 06810 Catherine Van Slyck 11 Alkamont Ave. Scarsdale, NY 10583 Annette R. Varese 94 Alpine Street Bridgeport, CT 06610 Douglas J. Varga 167 Granville Street Fairfield, CT 06430 Susan T. Vecsey 10 Brookside Dr. Greenwich, CT 06830 Anne E. Vegliante 119 Stonewall Dr. 1-lamden, CT 06518 Maryanne Velotti Hilltop Drive No. Salem, NY 10560 Terri Venables 581-40 St 840 Meriden, CT 06450 Timothy J. Venora 14 Guernsey Rd. Bloomfield, NJ 06002 Ellen M. Verrier 700 Soldier Hill Rd. Oradell, NJ 07649 Christine M. Visalli 18 Webster Rd. Lexington, MA 02173 Robert M. Vittori 534 Amsterdam Ave. Bridgeport, CT 06606 Gisela G. Vollmer 54 Murray Ave. Ridgewood, NJ 07451 Karen Volpe 14 Blair Street Yonkers, NY 10708 Theresa M. Voytek 60 Sassacus Dr. Milford, CT 06460 Lisa Marie Vozzello 12 Hunters Path Wethersfield, CT 06109 John B. Wachter Jr. 7 Coach Drive Brookfield Ctr, CT 06805 Kathleen M. Walker 12 Pine Street Rt. 19 Lake Rankonkoma, NY 11779 Kathleen M. Walsh 94 Robert Place Hawthorne, NY 10532 Kevin J. Walsh 24 Middlefield Drive West Hartford, CT 06107 Kimberley M. Walsh 163 Vernon Rd. Scituate, MA 02066 Sheila M, Walsh 194 Lincoln Pl. Eastchester, NY 10707 Beth E. Waradzin 27 Marcardon Ave. Ridgefield, CT 06877 Edward F. Wargo 2 Marvin Rd. Wellesley, MA 02181 Martin T. Warten 380 Fairfield Ave. Fairfield, CT 06430 Elizibeth Waters 74 COuntry Club Port Washington, NY 11050 Kathleen A. Waters 225 North Street Trumbull, CT 06611 Robert M. Watts Tulip Tree lane Norwalk, CT 06851 Tammy A. Wazocha 644 South Elm Street Wallingford, CT 06492 Lawrence J. Welch 161 Gaymour Dr. Stamford, CT 06907 Barbara A. Wells 167 No. Walnut Street Ridgewood, NJ 07450 Maureen P. Wendoff 9 Madonia Ct. Manhasset, NY 11030 Susan H. Weyant 23 Westminster Street Massapequa, NY 11857 Michael D. White 740 Spring Street Manchester, CT 06040 Michael J. Welber 657 West Street Pittsfield, MA 01202 Daniel C. Williamson 32 Christopher Street East Hartford, CT 06108 Edward T. Wilson 55 Candlewood Drive Yonkers, NY 10710 John L. Wonneberger 7 Sauthard Ct. Stratford, CT 06497 Albert H. Wunsch 37 lyrtrt Drive Englewood, NJ 07632 Valerie Yearwood 1 Jager Ct. Hapatcong, NJ 07843 Kathleen Zwarick 19 Harbour Lane Margate, NJ 08402 97 OG SPCDRTS 'fl 1 A - H, ,fix lslfji Y N 4 0 ' -. X 1 fl, K . l d, 1 1 P9 4 J.. . v V. -of ' '1' Q xvx wx tk xxx' X ,X Nwxwx X ' X ,XX X ya U Q , l -11' 1, Ov 1 SF if ,Q -x N? i, , fx- P 'ww IO! N 1 ,v K '- 4 . 4' ,, 1.1. ,vm AA W Y s . -1 g v-, 3 v , .f-lg W N i V. J fig Q r ' Z ', -2' ' .,:' .. . i ir., . rf-', .Htl , , gl ku' -ji.. . ,gi ,' ..'! JF - ':f, qpfl-gn Ffa' I ' - , A amd ' n U., 4, Mfg 1 or w 1- Ha f 1-.1 y -.I hi.. Yr ' xg ! x ,i R , A. my is 1 A mf' ' . 1 , T4 ,- .Q 1. ..'. N p. ,. ' 1 -v Ax J qt' xy.4,:'1v F 4 J 1 , . . 1 xv 4 - .fp xi , Q: . 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MN .4 '35 'U 1 1, '57 .Q-ew. I7 ar 'Cf' lfxft fl. 'V' N O 4 X 'W'- -2 DANCES 0.0.0.0 O,OAQ I .,f' X 1 , . 11'-f 'D -.J 'V'w 'Vi' LOSES ORIENTATICDINI 'pf wi' R04-V Vx -L'r n f fl , X My 3 K4-01.5 ,A 1 1 1 I 1 I I W s AA A INTRAMURAL BANQUET W' 1 1 A. 4, H 0, - W , 5 I Lf p v . WV .qv if-ri A I R B A N D S 7. A I R B A N D S W2 1- . C06 O -. W5 S P R I N G M A S S f lv ink 4 14.511 I '.i 11, f 1- 4n'Y' SQ do N 'P 'P 4'-Q xx 'lf .X Q Wg 'P -fe: .5 id :1,- . f. 1.5, : Ml-,-5 .4 GRADUATICDN SENICDR BRUNCH ff!! L, I I I 1 I i ww 'F I I , 1 H A Q 4 n 5 t x f w I I i i M i ,,.. L. ,v-. -4. G R A D f U A T I O N K P Y w I 1. 6 vi-3' .5- , I , , , ,, WW, J I l T 1 s V I 1 'N Francis Kenneolly occepfs the Loyolo Medal ,Fr 1 no n. 1 1 5. df av ' I Nl 9 1 O 'vo Y' -sr' sa gm 'wi g.:-'11 -1. '- 'E , 1 . 7 r gm. , 'F f xp- '- viii , f -5 .L 'Q , 7' I WP- N 'S L f ff fe'fJ.-R v,.JQ jfwj' 'ug ei :ff NWN-'Y A' f J 3. iv V xx ' -f 1. 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V - .kg V if K ..5.yg ,Q f , i . . mv, , . . x,m .nga his Valedictorian Speech - Daniel Ritz As we, the Class of T985, assemble today for the last time, l'd like to compare our years here at Fairfield to the story of King Arthur and his education for adulthood . . . . . . Four years ago, we too left the security of our homes on a quest, each seeking something different. Some of us searched for the knowledge to succeed in a profession. Others sought indepen- dence. Still others, enioyment. Whatever the reason, we left far- flung places like Rochester, New York, Shelton, Connecticut, and Park Ridge, New Jersey, and made our way through the woods to Fairfield, where we came upon the cottages of Canisius and Bannow, Jogues and Claver. like Arthur, we have been carefully educated for our future by Fairfield Univesity, which is our Merlin, composed of both our teachers and our friends. Today, our academic training at Fairfield is complete. Sadly, some of our relationships with friends are over. We've learned much from them through their honesty, through their laughter, through their love. Their work is now complete. We must leave, and like Arthur, we must now apply what we have learned. Our Merlin has given us the knowledge we'll need to face the world. We know it's not going to be easy, so we must summon our courage and grasp firmly the sword that stands before us today. When we crossed this balcony, we were no longer the Senior Class. We are Alumni! Merlin has left us. The teaching part of him will remain as we found him, in Canisius and Bannow. That part who is friend will be lured away to Nimue's cave in far-flung places, but his gifts of knowledge and love will remain with us. And we shall always remember our Merlin, Fairfield University: our home of four years, the training ground for our Camelot. We're ready, Merlin! Your work is done! lr Oi ,,,ll 'N AVR fu 7 Commencement Address by the Honorable Wiliiom A. O'NeiII - I I ffm- . 'LU' 5 1 1 s , , uv , , 5 gf agua 1 M . X fx A A O '1- 1? ,X P' gf I F' 'LH -1 CLUBS: 'N 1: F.U.S.A. IJ 'Zi ,J 1 3. , ' F.U.S.A Alpha Mu Gommo Moth Student Legislature Sailing Circle K X 'N X L. ,. yi LQ' Uv g f..-24 M 5 H Marketing Alpho Sigma NU International Relations Chamber Singers u'.u...'42,- HlIYlL N-Wa.,T.,.,, Voileyboll Glee Club x QA ?E 25 K Q? if -1 QQ AC? Q I 31 V Q1 7 , i q , -g? M oo O - is-ff '-A '1iT 36 R14 1 I ..T1L X X .f N J Groundstor AED. Fencing Women's Chorale S-v F77 L, fb fliwhfff N? gylifgjiflrff JJ! 5 'lf Q xx 3.0.5 Soccer c fu A 4 , 5 . Qi, y . -' y. . X , . Q x U , . C47 V ' v X 4. Young Democrots C? ,wi I XVI Z,,..f , s-YR 5 K if 5 ggi X-Q 1 . ffg FLT'-5 x' 1'7 T Compliments I Wllen you'ref1r.glagZ tlg3agfil?13.Ild more I 'w'r- ,J 5 Lx Q WE'RE PROUD TO BE YOUR FOOD SERVICE' 6 9. .1 -.Q Q ., 1. .x v' Q ' '0 f 1 tx I Og . P O ic -:Q -.,. ,.- .:' Best ot Luck to the 1985 Graduates Complrments ot UNITED ART CCJMPANY Operators ot the Fairfield University Bookstore FAIRFIELD UNIVERSITY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Congratulations to the Class ot 1985 of the Alumnl Assocnatlon L Compliments Congratulattons an to the Class ot I985 NEALY VENDING Stamford Ct Supplter ot all game room equipment d Best of luck to the Class ot 1985 RAY BROVllDllI 81 SONS Residential Commercial and Industrial Wiring 185 Greystone Road Bridgeport Ct. 06610 372-8971 f ELECTRICAL CONTRACTGRS Congratulations to all 1985 Graduates Editors ot the 1985 MANCDR Cindy Gehring luke Fratzo liz Pisonelli Debbi Blinn Noreen Sitar Tony Calianese ,XV I- Seniors - As you reod this yeorbook I hope it brings bock memories ol the speciol friends St experiences ol your senior yeor ot Foirlield. As you move lorword 8- further owoy from the people 81 times ol l985 Sr Foirlield, moy this book be there lor you to look bock upon, helping you remember your speciol college doys. l wish oll ot you much success 8: hoppiness tor the future. A big thonk you to oll ot the people who helped put this book together, especiolly to my fellow editors 8- stolf. Good luck next yeor. - Cindy .,-ln liz L . z .Q Fltdl. whxon php Un... -is . 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