John Jay College of Criminal Justice - Justitia Yearbook (New York, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1986 volume:

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Criminal justice is a difficult field: Charged with the legal responsibility to protect and to police the public, criminal justice professionals must at the same time be sensitive to the more abstract laws of ethics and humanity. As the dramatic changes in American sociological patterns spill over into the criminal justice world, professionals in the field must be skilled not only in interpreting the letter of the law, but in tolerating differ- ence, ambiguity, and change. As John Jay graduates, you are uniquely prepared to meet this modern challenge. You are schooled not only in your own specialties, but in the best liberal arts tradition. I hope your broad education and professional training, enhanced by the distinct background each of you brings to that education will help you to make a good living but, more importantly, to live well. Congratulations on your graduation, and best wishes for every happiness and success in your lives and in your careers. 7 .ti SWE .hc fu- 1 fr '.ff-1333 -5 .., . .. ..z,,4 f 2-Y': 5IF'f4F1f ' ,,g45i?:f3f'f .Zvi V 'N F CE PL CES .-11774, .N QM 5 x., 4 . J If ap 2 i il x r ...V-CM Li 5 K , 0 ,- , I ,I Xu s' LZ T X .F 1 ff .11-5 j Ps lk,-. x JAY SEXTER No Photo VICE-PRESIDENT Available FOR ACADEMIC AFFAIRS AND PROVOST JAMES A. MALONE VICE-PRESIDENT FOR ADMINISTRATIVE JOHN J. COLLINS VICE-PRESIDEN T No Photo FQR AVa ab'e COLLEGE RELATIONS AFFAIRS v li l 0 - i an - Q' i CAROLYN TRICOMI RICHARD C. SAULNIER Dean of Students Associate Dean of Students GEORGE M. BEST Assistant Dean of Students No Photo No Photo No Photo No Photo Available Available Available Available JAMES T. CURRAN W, RICHELEN BARBARA R. PRICE FRANCIS M. MCHllGlPl Dean for Special I-IENDRIK SMIT Dean of Graduate Dean for Admissions and Programs Dean of Administration Studies Registration 'I1 LEADER OF gt TGDAY 41.1 f fffi, L x 4 ' if 1:- , . .Qi ', 4.. YA, -. 3? ,, was Zjfilg, .- ,fu 'Q Nl!-f '35 T? - .. .,-K .. -v,. -. .4-Q, .A . ,, , gd 1,3 A Q. -A olqm Q if ,Z OF 12 TO ORRO .E-A rfb 'NA AA 1 l I , in On behalf of the entire staff, I extend our congratulations for one of the best Leadership Conferences that John Jay College has ever had. I am pleased with the spirit of cooperation and professional- ism exhibited by the Judicial Board, the Student Council and its committees, and all club representatives. Despite a serious funding error, student leaders were able to resolve the issue when they were back on campus. One of the highlights of the weekend was your active participation in the Ethnic Awareness Workshops. Your thoughts, words, and actions enabled us to address this sensitive issue. Each of you clearly demonstrated leadership capa- bilities during the course of the weekend. Dean Carolyn Tricomi N-'I K 'I 1 my ,.i,. v -if , -..iaQ:?ik7'.1f. fl ref BL6 5495 , - ' 1 I Y l ff 5'-1f. ,L, 1' 455 F3 I I gif fa' J I J' 44 ' I. ' 111,65 I LOVING MEMORY Margie Garcia, 1962-85 To her fellow students, faculty, and friends, Margie Garcia was a source of inspira- tion. In spite of her terminal illness, she did not allow herself to succumb to self-pity. Instead, she devoted her entire existence to realizing her educational goals. Her quest for success gave profound meaning to her life, as well as to those she encountered. We are indebted to Margie, for through her memory we will always be reminded that success is attainable, provided we are willing to summon the determination to work hard and perservere. 'Ssq X -Ji ' fm, 4' as NN! x XX QW s LX 14 .-Q, I 1,1 KIA 'Z lg fa l 0 4 Irma Lozada 1959-1984 Anthony Venditti 1959-1986 1 If My mg - - 'lf 5 Q5 RS xxb .xxb NQ, - ' 'E In Memorium The John Jay College community was saddened by the tragic death in the line of duty of two police officers who were also students of the college. Officer Irma Lozada lost her life while bravely attempting to apprehend a chain snatcher. Det. Anthony Venditti was working on a dangerous undercover operation involving organized crime. Requiescant in pace. X Q 'E' L is Q 15 HALLOWEEN PARTY A , I ai 1 HI uiii! 1 l F Afi'o-American S tudies: J. Cooper Professor J. Domingo Instructor T I ' E. Maliwa Asst. Professor B. Pierce Asst. ProfessorfChairperson Wilson Assoc. Professor THROPOLOGY ,.--.AL- f .figl-1 Xi C SR' D. Bracey N. Gould E. Hegeman W. Lewis S. Nanda B. Sheehan An thropology: ProfessorfChairperson Assoc. Professor Assoc. Professor Asst. Professor Professor Asst. Professor 18 7. Q XJ X I: ,i 'V 7,61 2 X if 1 M-. H ixf XS! NX 7 :F K. i'Ml V I Ns. CCU ELI G COMMU IC TIC M. Aldridge V . Allwood P. Bonifacio L. Cuevas J. Deem R. Delucia J. Donaruma M. Dugan L. Guinta S. Iasenza S. Luebke J. Malone R. McVey C. Tricomi S. Waxenberg Counseling Kc Communication Skills: Asst. Professor Asst. Professor Assoc. Professor Lecturer Asst. Professor Instructor Assoc. Professor Assoc. Professor Asst. Professor Instructor Sr. College Lab Tech. ART, MU IC, PHILC CPHY Art, Music, 8: Philosophy: P. Barnett J. Dobbs T. Gill I. Gordon R. Kennedy J. Lee R. Montgomery D. Paget M. Park H. Ramsaran J. Russell M. Schafer L. Schneider T. Stroup G. Tully Assoc. Professor Professor Professor Lecturer Assoc. Professor Asst. Professor Professor Professor!Chairperson Professor Assoc. Professor Lecturer Professor Professor Assoc. Professor Asst. Professor .L ii- Prof!Vice-President of Admin. Affairs Assoc. Professor Assoc. Professor!Dean of Students Professor 1 , I. , rf j in-dbg ECC P. Albin E. Berendt J. Domingo J. Hoffman L. Kaplan S. Mourgos , . IC Economics: Professor!Chairperson Asst. Professor Instructor Assoc. Professor Professor Asst. Professor l i'i X ' ?55l '9'f4 in GLI H U dfnrgaizif' ' r .,f ' 'sv rx ' Z I. Bloomgarden A. Brown W. Coleman R. Crozier T. Dardis R. Davis A. Gardiner E. Gitter S. Gwilliam B. Hellinger L. Jenkins K. Kaplowitz D. Lane E. Larsen P. Licklider M. Magalaner A . Margolies K. Morris V. Morris A. Pfeffer C. Piltch R. Pinckert F. Rusch S. Schnitzer C. Stickney J. Suggs M. Tabb A. Taylor English: Assoc. Professor Assoc. Professor Professor Assoc. Professor! Chairperson Assoc. Professor Assoc. Professor Professor Assoc Professor Assoc Professor Assoc. Professor Assoc Professor Assoc Professor Assoc Professor Professor Assoc. Professor Professor Professor Assoc. Professor Assoc. Professor Professor Assoc. Professor Professor Assoc. Professor Assoc. Professor Asst. Professor Assoc. Professor Assoc. Professor Professor FIRE Fire Science: A. Beekman H CIE CE J ' .4-ff .K . Caulfield Asst. Professor . C. Ryan ProfessorfChairperson N D. Schulman Asst. Professor iff, l 7 l l 1 F orergn Languages: E. Abeel Assoc. Professor B. Luby Professor E. Marson Assoc. Professor D. Orrantia Assoc. Professor!Chairperson L. O'Brien Lecturer R. Palmer Lecturer I. Portner Professor C. Rovira Assoc. Professor M. Wilson Lecturer N M. Yarmus Asst. Professor 2 rl 21 s GO ER ME T i se E Q '-sv f li J .. 4- X X ' HI TORY S. Balch W. Benton J. Cohen L. Coleville L. Feinberg N . Gallas A. Goldoff A. Halchmi G. Helfand M. Holzer J. Kim B. Latzer S. Mann B. Morrison J. Norgren P. Oil-lara H. Pollack W. Rich E. Rosen P. Shattuck H. Sullivan R. Sullivan J. Cammett B. Cook E. Faber D. Gasman M. Gibson C. Groneman J. Jacob G. Lewis G. Markowitz A. Ortiz J. O'Brien G. Phillips I. Rosenfield G0 vernm en t: Assoc. Professor Professor Asst. Professor Assoc. Professor Assoc. Professor Professor Assoc. Professor Professor Assoc. Professor Professor Assoc. Professor Assoc. Professor Professor Asst. Professor Assoc. Professor Asst. Professor Professor!Chairperson Assoc. Professor Assoc. Professor Assoc. Professor Asst. Professor Professor History: ProfessorfChairperson Professor Assoc. Professor Professor Asst. Professor Assoc. Professor Professor Assoc. Professor ProfessorfChairpersonfTSP Assoc. Professor Professor Asst. Professor Assoc. Professor D. Sherman Professor I. Silver Professor H. Umansky Leacturer M. Wallace Professor ..l'? l H ,771 22 .Z LJ 5 9 ii ul 1 fl W. Clancy J. Curran H. Deluca A. Elias R. Hair W. Heffernan Z. Henriques R. Kennedy I. Klein R. Lauen E. Lavoie C. Lindner M. Lowenthal L. Loughrey F. Ludwig I D. Macnamara A. Marlow Assoc. Professor ProfessorfDean Programs Instructor Assoc. Professor Assoc. Professor Assoc. Professor Asst. Professor Asst. Professor Professor Asst. Professor Asst. Professor Assoc. Professor Professor Professor! Chairperson Professor Distinquished Professor Lecturer POLICE Law cf: Police Science: T. Melchionne K. Moran H. Morse P. Murphy P.E. Murphy M. Neary M. Olch R. Panzarella B. Price T. Reppetto M. Rui M. Shannon E. Silverman D. Torres D. Vona W. Wetteroth LIBRARY l I 23 Asst. Professor Assoc. Professor Asst. Professor Professor Assoc. Professor Assoc. Professor Assoc. Professor Assoc. Professor ProfessorfDea n Studies Professor Professor Professor Professor Asst. Professor Assoc. Professor Professor M. Brooks T. Capone J. Dunham D. Grande R. Grappone J. Hurni M. Kandel E. Kleinhans M. Lutzger L. McKinney B. Nelson E. Rowland A. Simpson of Grad. Library: Instructor Asst. Asst. Asst Asst Asst Asst Asst Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Assoc. Professor Instructor Assoc. Professor ProfessorfHead Llbrarlan Assoc. Professor ai' VI, l 1 THEM TIC -I KZ . Y Andreu Bohigian Christ Graff Hoenig Leahy Samuels Schlissel Shenkin Wieschenberg M. Yablon Mathematics: Instructor Professor Assoc. Professor ProfessorfChairperson Assoc. Professor Asst. Professor Instructor Professor Assoc. Professor Asst. Professor Assoc. Professor PHYSICAL EDUC TIC -1-vm-we-...... C if Iisfe. ' -v . . Lf L. Demartino R. Fletcher R. Fox D. Jesmur Larkin N. McNickle W. Pina J. Risener J. Schutz Physical Education: Sr. College Lab Tech. Sr. Colle e Lab Tech. g Assoc. Professor Asst. Professor Assoc. Professor Sr. College Lab Tech. Professor!Assoc. Admin.fChair Sr. College Lab Tech. Sr. College Lab Tech. C. Bahn J. Balkin D. Brandt P. Buirski A. Fenster G. Gerber A. Goldstein I. Guller D. Juda C. Katz S. Leftoff J. Levin R. Lifton T. Litwack G. Lynch S. Oyama F. Pauling R. Rieber J. Sexter R. Shapiro B. Stanley W. Tortorella C. Wiedemann F. Wright J. Wulach J. Zlotnick PSYCHOLOGY Psychology: Professor Assoc. Professor Assoc. Professor Professor Professor Assoc. Professor Assoc. Professor Professor Asst. Professor Assoc. Professor Assoc. Professor Assoc. Professor Distinguished Professor ProfessorfChairperson ProfessorfPresident Assoc. Professor Assoc. Professor Professor Professor!Vice-President- Assoc. Professor Assoc. Professor Assoc. Professor Professor Assoc. Professor Assoc. Professor Assoc. Professor Provost's Office PUERTO- RICA T DIE Puerto-Rican Studies: A. Oritz Assoc. Professor A. Ruiz Lecturer M. Torres Assoc. ProfessorfChairperson 25 Ill! 1 CIE CE A. Agarwal S. Berger P. Deforest S. Eberhart. B. Hira J. Horan C. Kingston L. Kobilinsky P. Langellotti A. Magliulo K. Paul R. Rothchild S. Roth A. Sapse F. Sheehan W. Stahl M. Stanulis Scfen ce: Asst. Professor ProfessorfChairperson Professor College Lab Tech. Sr. College Lab Tech. Lecturer Professor Assoc. Professor Sr. College Lab Tech. Assoc. Professor College Lab. Tech. -J 5 Aa A1 N 1 . n- L:- a . ' V A -.41i'.-Qi, t 'LM J EQ .. 'lm f it Assoc. Professor Asst. Professor Professor Sr. College Lab Tech. Assoc. Professor Sr. College Lab Tech. Ju . ' . I . an Y IU EEK H. Banbury N. Brady E. Davenport N. Gaudalupe L. Guydon E. Henderson A. Hendrickson H. Hill I. Latimer R. Malone J. Mercado F. Miller J. Noboa M. Regan M. Rodriquez C. Vega Seek: Lecturer Professor!Director Assoc. Professor Lecturer Asst. Professor Professor Instructor Asst. Professor Lecturer Asst. Professor Lecturer Asst. Professor Lecturer Asst. Professor Asst. Professor Lecturer PEECH OCIOLDGY Q ff-1' X X r Sociology: ProfessorfChairperson Asst. Professor Assoc. Professor Assoc. Professor Assoc. Professor Assoc Profesor Assoc Professor Assoc Professor Assoc Professor .1 . ie Asst. Professor Assoc. Professor Asst. Professor Assoc. Professor Assoc. Professor Professor Asst. Professor Assoc. Professor Assoc. Professor Professor Professor ,K THE TRE R. Bonn J. Fishman I. Gerver D. Goddard D. Goodman A. Karmen R. Korn K. Lenihan L. Lieberman R. Lin R. Lotz R. Lovely P. Nash R. Pitt H. Piven L. Rosner E. Shaughnessy N. Sokoloff D. Sternberg W. Taber M. Volpe Asst. Professor Q . P. Collins A. Fowler M. Guttman N. Parlakian G. Peacher R. Rizzo F. Schreiber E. Spingarn B. Termine M. Wallenstein J. Fleming Speech cf Theatre: Assoc. Professor!Cha1rperson Asst. Professor Assoc. Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Asst. Professor Asst. Professor ii. JOHN ' ' JAY' LITTLE HELPERS! f ll, 3 A ,fa-F'-',,-,, oi W r ei! . I , -f M ' C BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS 1 , Yr 4, N MAINTENANCE 29 Qffgifffiwiif JAY ' l ,qv , KAW 1 I 'U l A I-L 0 5 IF ITS GOOD FOOD VCU IAAF- W 7? f N MJ B cafeter a mtv 9 X Q ' , , -- anim A 3' 'Q5 IT,S MUNCHIES TIME f 4 - ff' . JQSB 2 an Q 31 1 ., ,, ,. ,..- S1 ' if ' 4 Q 9 mb vu-'V e Lf ff, 5 L 'Yr 1-I U' .HA I li I 3 nw ' 1 ' ' 4 lv, , Q : Ji R4 X 4 Zhi A.- q HAPPY HALLOWEEN X5 'vTw A' X , A 4 H E L P aff: SMGKE OUT DAY! NOV. 21 1985 Fr A FRIEND 6 S Q 3559.43-f E !i55!9!,4 3--::::3 '1 .- !!-35 pp gl!!-!X xmwiilll . f ci QUIT! L A, , GR DU TE .M .KA Q3-, 01 AN J PROF- ESSIONAL za f S I DAYS DEC. 3 AND DEC. 4 73 BLGOD DRIVE GF FALL '85 55556 1 FRIC ELEBR TE! TUDE T X, Q F?-,Q fffifir -ee 4'- W 13138 5 wr , ' 9 , oc! .3 1 ffi .iq tag,-J .gf 4' Tfsfifl CELEBRATING EUDUHWWDPO ZIP STYLE!! D 0 I N G Q A9. I ui F ' IT I N' G W H E X SIN 'I A CLUB .-2 if H JOHN JAY COLLEGE FASHION CLUB PROUDLY PRESENTS G WINTER EXPOZE V f ERATURINC PROSTY FASHIONS ,N A i TEURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1985 Y 'L- :oo P. . - :oo P.M. 7, IFJ THE Mn. FLOOR LECTURE HALL X54 - E gt sf FN' - u as l sq . ea X . x f kv J F3 F x 5 A 4 ah v' dl. af-3 ' .an Q. 1 W HP. .. q ,11 1 - 1 -vvyugw 'aj m Na X, 111 x X 'K ' ' Wiz fa 1 4 k Qw if ' Q 474 'wi E x ' a . - w at, r'- is-' Ali f ' '- J ... 'Q 32' , 'Lf M ..4'i, EQ? 9 ' ' +f fx 4TH 'P J CK BR CHILDRENS P R ldp 9 .FQFIF WZ? if 1 1 Qgfgxfyfoy I1 - 2 li., 1-2 lfiil H. NNUAL 'NN N' LS' X-MAS 1 Y 5:22 Q - xx f',- r -f 1 - fd , ,- H 1 C- --X - Hi- . . fu-J 5 x,, 5 ,Z-' if . Pl i .Y I Zi...--W 1. 5, fi 1? ,QQ alk- 'ii' A wk Q99 5 3. 4' 1 if v'-1.-M. . f a ' .M ,muy-Y---.1-.-. -.span ,,,-, .7 5 li yv 1 - 9 f .1 nk A.. 4-evx 'MEIY WEE? THE LIBRARY GREAT PLACE 1: u - ENRICH OUR MINDS!! X FIG HI u I ' 11 I. 1 IZATION rqgig 1985-8 STUDE T COU CIL 3 - V Executive Board: Ms. Yvette Rice-President Ms. Valarie Brown-Vice-President Ms. Staci Vaughn-Treasurer Ms. Kim Lawton-Secretary Professor I-Ienriques-Faculty Advisor GR DU TE ICR 4 N-wa! JU ICR f Q l I I I 3 4 Graduate Reps. Nancy Gonzalez Lera Terry E Senior Reps: Chidima Owuchekwa Michael Loox Charlie Nassofer Junior Reps: Clotaire Colas - i , x H , nr W , ,'rf,j. .Ml - LM. 13 1 A211 V' ,M -5,,,..,f, . -5. qw ' ' V: .-m-an Sophomore Reps. Christopher Doorty Livingston Hilaire Lori Tenner Freshmen Reps. Nancy Beddard Bevoor Blesitt Shelton Maddox Danielle Williams JUDICIAL Judicial Board 1985-86: Keith Howard- Chairperson Jerome Grate- Vice-Chairperson Florence Ward- Secretary Aldric Freeman-Justice I X BC RD 85-86 skid? .1.., A gb, 9.- The Judicial Board is an inde- pendent body of Student Gov- ernment. It acts as an overseer of Student Council, and all stu- dent clubs through the inter- pretation of the Student Gov- ernment Charter. The Judicial Board is also in charge of all Student Government elections. lt's members are appointed by Student Council, and The Di- rector of Corporate Board. ' z ADVENTURE CLUB 90' Executive Board: President: Thomas Lopez Jr. Vice-President: Treasurer: Eddie Roman Secretary: Ebelia Maldonado BODYBUILDI CO PUTER CLUB Executive Board: President: John Adams Vice-President: John Taveras Treasurer: Carla Forbes Secretary: Wendy Silva 54 CLUB Executive Board: President: Jose Alvardo Vice-President: Hollie Richardson Treasurer: Willie Lewis Secretary: Noralie Nunez , .379 qv 1 DA CI I CLIB Executive Board: Sharon Williamson-President Rosalyn Scott-Vice-President Valarie Gaddist-Treasurer Charlene Belarove-Secretary John Jay's dance club fosters the interest in various types of dancing such as: Jazz, Ballet, Ethnic, Cultural, and mostly modern dance. We allow students the opportunity to participate in an organized production three to four times a year. The dance club is well known for their annual Talent Show Contest, in which students compete for cash prizes, and tickets to Broad- way shows. This year we will be presenting our first Christmas show. EXECUTIVE BOARD: Barbarann Stelling-President Vicken Yaghdjian-Vice President Monica A. Codd-Treasurer Desiree A. Reid-Secretary FCRE IC CIE CE CCIETY I 39 ASI-IIC CLUB FLYING The Flying Club was established in the Spring semester of 1985 by its first President, Vij Misir. Since its beginning, the club has been responsible for providing John Jay College students with ground school instruction as well as formal preparation for the F.A.A.'s written examination. The Cluh's major concern is safety and as a part of the Club's instruction, Club members are urged to attend safety seminars as well as acquaint themselves with aeronautical aids such as: weather stations, service reports, radio communication, and navigation maps. 'N avi 106 3 Executive Board: Jimmy Flores-President Myra Bellamy-Vice President John Groody-Treasurer Roseanne Siminoff-Secretary HY' X J H l.O x KUUMBA PLAYERS SCIENCE AND MEDICAL SCCIETY ,Wx V 7 .Gi1'l2i5'f' f 1?3i? CUBA CLUB Cliff pta Q3 Ib .. 1 ,MW way. X. f' NN 'IA' If fini Z 1 EEKER CHRI TIA FELLC HIP The purpose of our organization is to broaden the spiritual, as well as social development of the student body To achieve development of the opportunities for voluntary worship, fellowship, Bible study, Gospel films various speakers, and also our annual Gospel Concert. Executive Board: William J. Barber-President Maria E. Perez-Vice-President Frederick J. Williams-Treasurer Jesse Smith-Secretary wwe Two years ago, WJJC was located in the south Hall building at 444 W. 56th Street. Due to the theft of equipment the station was relocated to the North Hall. In the transfer- rence from South Hall to North Hall, some equipment was broken and stolen. Since then, the new administration of WJJ C has restructured the station back to operating capa- bilities. In the past, WJJC was quite successful in conduct- ing various events such as fashion shows, parties, and pro- motional campaigns. The new administration will be satis- 1 Women's Awareness Club was founded approximately five years ago, because of the need to teach students about controversial women issues. The purpose of the club is to develop an awareness of the important issues affecting Executive Board LILLIAN MORALES - President NANCY GONZALEZ - Vice President MARGIE VENEGAS - Treasurer LUCY MARTINEZ - Secretary WJJC Executive Board RONALD MARRERO - President RAY MERCADO - Vice President SHELTON MADDOX - Treasurer DENISE ROACH - Secretary fying the students' appetite for music and other entertain- ment. Now with the help from responsible members of the student body we plan to organize a very effective work force here at John Jay College.We want to become the biggest and most productive club on campus. We will attempt to do this with a rounded approach to satisfy the student bodyg however, we must have a well represented work force. Therefore, we need as many people as possible for the various positions involved with the station and the club. ' AWARE SS women both on campus and in the broader community. We hope to accomplish this by bringing to focus the issues that have been considered taboo by society concerning women through workshops, speakers and films. CARRIBEAN CLUB GUVERNMENT CLUB ,N 111, , 5 fl il J - R X in N g f - f lg ff Q' Q 'V L 54? 4- 3:4 :ii ,IL 4 'Q L, - 54-5 2 fc--' 'hi 60 J MES MADI O UCIETY , V ..-,....- .- . , A.-..4..-ukvuv-f- 11 : ' . 15 PHOTOGR PHY CLUB reef! 1 EXECUTIVE BOARD: President: Nancy Colas Vice-President: David Rodriquez Treasurer: Monique McCauley Secretary: William Beason The photography club is a club in which one can fulfill his or her creative and artistical ability, through the use of photograph technology. We enable club members to engage in club activities such as: fashion, still life, nature, and commercial shots. Each member must develop his ability to successfully achieve his darkroom techniques. We hope that students will take advantage of this wonderful opportunity. 61 LEX NEWSPAPER SOCIETY SEEK STUDENT SGCIETY .ff Q . M MB' N-nr-'-WI' ...W YEARBCOK OCIETY Executive Board: Ivory L. Jackson - President Rickey A. Watson - Vice-President Rhonda Hendy - Treasurer Jan Tucker - Secretary Members: Betsy Augustine Jessica Bute Camille Butterfield Esther Conway Mike Fecko Jerome Grate Michael Haywood Diane S. Jones Sonyia Lucious Migdalia iLalyl Maisonet Diane Stallworth Floripe iRosieJ Valle Staci Vaughn Andy Alexis Faculty Advisor: Professor I. Latimer Editor: Michael Loox Assistant Editor: Lori Tenner Layout Editor: Ivory L. Jackson Photography Editor: Caesar Jarrett Asst. Photography Editor. Derrick Heyward Photographers: Darren C. Lewis 2' ex FIRST SPRING LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE X u I , 12 3' AQ M ..,. v wx: ,,.Qq,Q,p.- was... M, ......---sy M1 SPRING FRESHMEN ORIENTATION QQQQ4 525,521 050 Q Qbqyo 0 . s ' gg Sp 91? S5352 S12 Mez, 0 MU ao 2, . Inf, . P W Q ggi! L.-L. N 1 -iq,,..wf2 ,X N lx K X ! -- I X W X NX I I rr Y MIIN fs! 22'-'A .fz' ? Z .X ri Y BRIEF HISTORY OF PHI BETA SIGMA FRATERNITY Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. is a non-profit international organization of collegiate and professional men. It was founded in 1914 at Howard University, Washington, D.C. by three men of great vision and foresight. A. Langston Taylor, Leonard F. Morse and Charles I. Brown laid the foundation for the organization. Since its inception, Phi Beta Sigma has grown to a membership of over 85,000 and has established over 500 campus and alumni chapters in the United States and abroad. For years Phi Beta Sigma has been known as The People's Fraternity . This name is undoubtedly a fitting one. Being both a social and service organization, Phi Beta Sigma has three major programs: Education, Bigger and Better Business an Social Action. In order to implement these and other programs, the fraternity works with other organiza- tions such as the Pan Hellenic Council llocal and nationall. NAACP, National Urban League, United Negro Fund, National Coalition of Black Voter Participation, National Foundation March of Dimes. Phi Beta Sigma has established a record of impressive impact in several communities. Our concept of helping others is to provide brotherhood and community service, pursue scholastic excellence, encourage bigger and better business in and for the black community, foster social action and to improve the educational stature of members and others. These principles are expressed in our motto: Culture for Service and Service for Humanity . Phi Beta Sigma members dedicated to their respective communities have reaffirmed a course of action that provides services to those in need. Ri. fy HISTORY OF OMEGA PSI PHI FRATERNITY INC. The Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Inc., was organized and founded on the campus of Howard University, on November 17, 1911. The organizers were three undergduate students in the College of Liberal Arts, Edgar A. Love, Oscar J. Cooper and Frank Coleman, and their faculty advisor Professor Ernest E. Just. Manhood, Scholarship, Perserverance and Uplift were adopt- ed as the Cardinal Principles of the Fraternity. The motto of the fraternity was chosen to be Friendship is the Essential to the Soul. The fraternity has grown since its founding to a membership of way over 80,000 with chapters spread across the United States along with three International Chapters. The fraternity is service based as well as socially based. It sponsors nationally on a annual basis several programs such as National Achievement Week, National Talent Hunt, National Essay Contest, Outstanding Citizen Award, National Scholarship Pro- - xxx' I E UI . Y-' 67 James Aguliaro Rapheal Alverez Carlos Alamo Yvette Albelo George Batista Jeffery Baughtt William Beason Melissa Bink Charlene Brooks Thomas Brooks Helen Boyle Maria Borrero Micheal Cantone Clarence Canonier Robert Carabello Carol Cortes Angel Colon Julio Cruz Sara D'Arce Miriam Davila Elvin Davis Maribel Delgado Lydia Detres Sam Difiglia Tom DiPasquale Manuel Domenich Eileen Dunleaw Willie Estrella Evelyn Feliciano Suzanne Felix Lucy Fernandez Janelle Fleming Rudy Flores Johnny Francisque Lorena Flores Chris Gagne Tanya Garris Jose Guzman Ben Greco Eugene Graham Nancy Gonzalez Isreal Gonzalez Jimmy Gonzalez Irelisse Gonzalez Harold Hazzard Caesar Jarrett Theresa Johnson CLUB RG TER ADVENTURE CL UB: Wallace Jeffries Ronni Jablonski Simeon Jablonski Chris Lieberman Richmond Lirbaff Kim Lawton Asha Lalchan Brian Lovell Thomas Lopez Jr. Jean Lorquet Richard Lopez' George Mercado Jose Mendora Edgar Mercado Lucy Martinez Charlene McKinnely Ebelia Maldonado Shirley Montanez Evelyn Moreno David Melendez Noralie Nunez Myra Nieves Maria Ortiz Jeanese Ortiz Lois Ochrym Homberto Osorio Ernest Owila Giselle Paulino Phyllis Powers Nicky Peppe Maria Perez John Pineiro Nelson Pinela Evelyn Planas Roberto Plamenlo Emilio Pennes Brenda Parris Barbara Quiros Jesus Rodriquez Sarah Rodriquez Ruth Rodriquez Rachel Rodriquez Rena Rodriquez Martha Rendon Maria Rivera Sam Rivera Edwin Roman Carmen Roman Vincent Rebecca Manuel Romero Anthony Sanes Mitch Santos Ron Santo Joseph Serpico Annette Santiago Ronald Sadler Roseanne Siminoff Donald St. Hilaire David Silva Violeta Sambula Martin Salbill Aldvendizo Torres Alfredo Toro Lori Tenner Daniel Valazquez Elliot Valentin Janine Velez Bridget Williams Abdigafar Warsame Rickey Watson Robert Wilson Denise Williams Joseph Welter Robert Washington Florence Ward Teresa Yampierre Frank Yanes Julie Baddoo Yetunde Solanke Maricer Sampson Athan Smith Gilbert Santiago Lisa Ortolano Evelyn Planas Willie Lewis Javier Acevedo Fernando Rodriquez Leon Moore Louis Perez Alberto Cases Doug Hussey Chris Gagne Tony Tavernier Rachel Rodriquez Sal Lepore Julia Martinez Valerie McCullough Rose Kelly Erik LaRuffa Jerome Grate Bruce Marion Robin Smith Oralene Cornelius Ray Mercado Kenny Collazo Lucy Fernandez Joseph Lauduan Julia Martinez Dave Taudovy Derrick Culbreath Nini LoGrande John Scott Ditar T. William Theresa Yampierre Johnny Francisque Nancy Gonzalez Rosemarie Farrell Lucy Deza Allen Carabello Dionne Thomas AFRICAN STUDENTS ASSOCIA TI ON: Horace Rhoden Nicholas Martinez Ernest lgunezee Jesse Smith James Blaiz Kate Addo Yobo Florence Ekponpgng Chidinma Onwuchekwa Pete Gaye Jamieson BOD YB UILDIN G CL UB: James Agugharo Angel Colon David Berman Linda Hook Michael DeMurro Chris Esparala Herman Rivera Charlie Nassofer Desna William Mitch Santos Donna M. Philbert Paulette Steward Jeanese Ortiz James Agugliarce Maritza Rosado Rosy Samuels Sheryl Walker Louis Ramirez Yolanda Mercado David Silva Eric Finkelstein Nicky Peppe Roseanne Simnoff Nancy Beddard Sharon A. Mciatchie Ronald Marrero Lenny Henderson Michael P. Scroppo Jimmy Flores Sung Chung Timothy White Eddie Panchod COMPUTER CLUB: DANCE CLUB: Anthony Achong Migdalia Macsan Nelson Pinela Gina Tilen' Elliot Valentin Alliston Walcott Florence V. Ward Theresa Yampierre Ruth Floyd-President Carlton Cornelius-Vice-President Ernestine Stukes-Treasurer Stephanie Seabrook-Secretary Michelle Brooks Brenda Mitchell Victoria Brown Willie Young Leila Taylor Anthony Wint Rachel Rodriquez Lenwoood Marshall Joyce Williams Gina Campbell Leslie Osborne Veronica Mullen Maria Rivera Tamika Walker Sheila Timlin Carl Barchus Asha Lalchan Lionel LorQuet Michelin Santos Sergio Jiminez Ronald Sadler Samuel Kamara Noralie Nunez Annalisa Cohen David Illas Alfredo Toro Shirley A. Montanez Wanda Rivera David Styron Denyse Ramkaran FASHION CL UB: FLYING CL UB: James Fiorella Clarence Canonier Edward Kearny David Leon Torina Martin Luis Gonzalez Jackeline Soto Richard Lopez Carmen Solomon Janet Santiago Ronald Hernandez Robert Batancourt Roxanna Bello Michelle Donaldson Kimberly Dinkins Yolanda Sepulveda Dorothy Thompson Adriane Ferguson Charlene Belgrove Carllene Placide Luigi Iocco Nelson Guity Steven Benisvy George DeMaris Omar Sarach Barbara Feinblatt W.H. Jennings David Melendez Rudy Flores Elena Villegas Adriana Melendez Millie Serrano Estrella Rodriquez Horace Rhoden-President Beverly Taylor-Vice-President Emeka Osuagu-Treasurer John W. Scott-Secretary Maria E. Perez Renee A. Beverly Bridgette Wright Nancy Colas William Simms D.D. Clemente Joseph Welter-Editor-in-Chief Kenneth Williams-President Linda Earle-Treasurer Kim Jenkins-Secretary Leticija Radeljic Jose Rivera Johnny Ong William Burwell Neil Weiss Howard Greenburgh Yong Choe Lubomyr Kulynych John Scott Joseph Damiano Patrick Yaghdjian Rickey Watson Jose Alicea Advendizo Torres-President Jose M. Tirado-Vice-President Lorena Flores-Treasurer Ruth Rodriquez-Secretary Ron Santo Efrain Vasquez Jimmy Flores Elliot Valentin Jose Padilla Charles Montalvo K U UMBA PLA YERS: Andrea L. Jones Eva Venuzelos Thomas J. Vanderburgh Taj S. Brown-Bey Anthony O. Wint Francisco Solano Lerve A. Morris William Clemente Lisa V. Ramos Fred K. Davis Crystal Gladney Robin Pair LEX REVIEW NEWSPAPER SOCIETY: April Doenges Amy Spodek Franklin Soto Frank Vaslo Norma Papamicheal John Mathewson PHOTOGRAPHY CL UB: Denise Williams Robin Smith Ron Santo Charlene Brooks Vicken Yaghdjian Wendy Silva Dania Castro SCUBA CL UB: John Piniero Nicky Peppe Robert Blumer William Beason Sharon McClatchie Albert Gotay-Moderator Lori Tenner Cindy Krumholtz David Lam Carl Marsh Richard Duprey Norman Brown Candiace Baker Kenneth Goldson Rena Rodriquez Anthony Ricevuto Ruth Montenegro Maria Andaluz Edgar Mercado David Melendez Sunny Chung Carol Cortes Jose Santana Ramona Johnson Cynthia Pualk Darren C. Lewis Yvette Williams Alliston Walcott Jasmine Moore Kevin Cunningham Gary Ingram Florence V. Ward Jose A. 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CL i, Missing in Action: African Students Association Association for Puerto Rican Studies Betances Student Society Debate and Discussion Firearms Training Society Islamic Studies Society Italian-American Club Jewish Student Society Nuclear Awareness Club Students Against War And RacisrnlS.A.W.A.R.S.J Law Society k 'ix ,ggi ?1 7 X liltkx ix 6 T4 1 ,,.ii', . ' ,- S fjif . C Mi Q of :-. 'f f I L gmiiskrsg, so A s vin Nw A-C, - Jug' 1 i g X- iv' - 3 1 ' gf ' 554 s f . V- fi:-'-' - 1- , g 4 odx. 1 4 , MI, 1 xv X X : XXI, Q X 'li' ' lll xx ' il 'IX 5-0 . . G l 1' oz-- f S' 9 fo l l HH l'lfUIII1 Il ynll ran put truth and reality above your own desires And yalue those as friends who do the same Il you don't achieve as high as you ought from lavk ull study And still he smart enough to take the hlame II' yrill van rome lo grips with your limitations And not waste on proieets that are hevond your seope It Yoll ran appreeiate and work wonders with what you have Arrept this and he confident heeause this is your challenge While knowing there is hope It you van listen to those who will advise While aeeepting ohieetive eritieism when you know they're right It you van make the important decisions and neeessary changes And settle diIt'erenm'es without a tight It von van put your he-st llool forward And not step haekwards when someone steps on your toes It you can work diligently and not receive a reward or at least the recognition which you deserve Never give up and keep up the good work heeause sometimes this is how lite goes If you van live the life that you believe in Setting high aspirations and pushing hard to reach your goals Une day. eventually you will get there And once you have it. smile, hut don't look hack Because only you know how hard it was In pay those tolls Instead. lie Proud Hood luck with your future endeayors Beverly A. Taylor I LOCK H0 I NEED YOU I need you now like I've never needed you before. I need you to hold on to, to hug and to caress, I need your tender soothing arms around me to release the tension and stress, I need you now like I've never needed you before. I need your heart and ears to hear my cries, I need your shoulder to rest my tired head and weary eyes I need you now like I've never needed you before. I need you to lift my tired body that has been worn out hy drinking, day in and out worrying and thinking. I need you to save my sanity. I need you to save my soul, I need you to save my dignity, hat someone stole. I nf-ed you to take me away from all of this torment and ,I- pain. I need you to hold hack the tears that I know I can't restrain. I NICICIJ YOII. 74 Darren C. Lewis PoET1C WE ARE YV: .fwfr -1411, .v as +I, K! lf 4 . J . iff 0 -mn. THE INGREDIENTS FOR SUCCESS The willingness to fly The courage to give it a try The determination to soar, answering, when opportunity knocks on the door, are the ingredients for success Education is a foundation The golden dream has no limitations The pursuit for perfection and not giving up when facing rejection, are the ingredients for success Striving for the top, overstepping every stumble block Eyes fixed on your ultimate goal putting your life in complete control are the ingredients for success One part willingness Two parts determination Three parts ambition are the perfect ingredients to success Andy E. Alexis THE TRUE MEANING People learn how to value a love when they no longer have that love. Yes, there are so many people in this world who don't know the real meaning of love. Love, to a lot of people is a game. It's a game without a name. When that game is played on them, the sportsmanship's gone, and the vengance comes in. Love can be family love. Love can be a friend. It can also be a spouse. People take the love that's given to them, sometimes, as a curse. They take it as if someone is out to hurt them. It might be true in some cases, but usually, that person who shows hisfher love, which is felt from the heart, is the one who pays the consequences. A person has to learn, to understand, which is real love, and which is the Game of Love. Sometimes, they realize that a little too late. That's when they learn the meaning of REGRET, but that love has already been taken by someone who knew how to love in return. It can be family love. It can be friendship love. It can be the love between a man and a woman. If a person has someone offering himfher love, hefshe should not let that person go without showing himfher that same love in return. A person may loose hisfher love, and what's life without love? It indeed hurt me to loose my father. I still cry at nights for him. I'm still refusing to accept his death. There are so many people I now love with all my heart. I thought I would never feel the hurt I felt over my father's loss, for anyone else. I was wrong. I thought I could never love anyone as much as I love my father. Now, I see the love I feel for one man is the same as Daddy's love, but it will never be greater. I'm feeling as much pain for the loss of the man I love, as I felt for Daddy's loss. I was lost without my father. My children brought me courage. Now, I'm lost again. this time without my children, and without my love. I Q lfloripe tltnslel X alll' DEllIl'A'l'l'IlJ TO MY IJ.-XIDIHY AND .IAYIER Ol.AX'.-XRltlfX 75 THE TWU LOVES OF MY l.IFl'Y' :TU GIVE OUR LOVE A t'HANt'l'f Taking Chances lf you could feel when in the air I blow a kiss . . You'd feel my love, throughout the mists If it -can reach the mountain's tip . . , It can reach the bottomless pit . . . ln life, love goes around . . . At the end, it always lands in stiff ground , . . Don't try to break it ,.. lt's strong, and it's liable to fake it . . As easy as it is to love . , It's also as easy to hate . . , As we give it We take it H. Taking chances are done with a purpose At the end, someone always regrets .... Floripe lRosiel Valle 4 v ,Y 4 s 1 s 1 .4 Y ,.., - t nm, , . - 5' x 1 ,Nh V... V K ,.1, nas. ' 1 ff? A' --ng.:-,Nm '-?:'- ?'.:1-mw...mg L' 1.2 N Go away little girl Go away little girl. That grown woman love is not for you. Take your time growing up. There's still a whole life ahead. You'll meet beautiful people. You'll have beautiful dreams. Don't worry. Someday, God will touch his heart. Don't act so childish. If love is free, it isn't meant to be. Don't worry. As time goes, you grow. Then, you'll think back, of how silly you've acted. Little girls love toys. Young ladies find joy. Don't give up because of one. Just wait, one day, your prince will come. Floripe tRosieJ Valle i ,fi Somewhere down the road Somewhere down the road, we met . . . Some where down the road, on a rainy day, you showed me love . . On that same road, I told you, I Love you That road meant a lot to us . . . On that same road, we had our dreams . . . Somewhere down the road, our future began . . . It felt good for us to kiss on that road which was once ours . . To me, one day that road went blue . . . You said good-bye, but didn't say, I love you Let's go back to that same road together Hugime Instead of the tears, please, let me cheer Somewhere down the road, that same bench is still waiting . . . Let us go . . . That same love is there waiting . . . FloripetRosieJ Valle ' - 'H a ma -f ' ' I ,QLS l V ,J-L 'xkqxigg X Am- , ,X X , ' . 1 s What do you think? What do you think I do while you're away? Do you think I celebrate? - No, you're wrong. I just try being strong. It's hard. Knowing you're so far. The joy I feel when you're near, cleanses off, my lonely tears. Floripeflllosiel Valle ,.-rw,-. X , 0111. N nqtgw Io ,,,:-. .C . -. , 15-',-'E-g-3 . '-3-' ' ' r . U . ,K Tgw wb' , ' ': ' ': I X L.'1.'- J 's . .r 1' 1, 'JL' 5. -. 1 V' ...:..,Ff, I rf . v 5-,' . ,- Q : ' ' 5 . 37,-9-'f'.-4' '1' ' ' TLV- - , .un 52- 1 ,gf - t fax. ' W' riwmdllwu n ll 'I ... . un O , I .- x I Jay Love Come .lay e Vleanse away my tears It won't take you, hut only a day ,.. Though these tears, I've had throughout The memories which are a part ol' me Van fly oft' like a simple hee t 'ome Jay love I love you Only you can pull me through I'm tired tired ofthe hurting and th Il' you could stop it like you stop a fire I'd say, go on, there's no harm in trying I know you can alleviate All I can do is appreciate For this hurting will always remain As the fall ot' a never-ending rain You can distract . . . But the hurting will always come hack , Jay Love, our love is pure Be with me to make it endure Together to God we can pray That together, always we'll stay FloripeIRosiel Valle - 4' 'li?iEia1iL1i: is 20.111 Jw H- ur-,Z I the years I inmlviql ' mi sw UUUC' 'F 4 ' girl 4 I-3 L4 e crying .8 PGETRY Weak Excuses Wow, what a blow . . . One minute you love me, the next, there's doubt . . . Those weak excuses are only games . . . At the end, they aren't even sane . . . A lie can fool for awhile . . . In the long run, with another man, you'll see her walking the isle . . . If you love her, hold her . . . Not everyone can love you like she can . . . X FloripetRosieJ Valle WURKSI My Friend I My friend, the time has come when we must part, but you were my friend and I wlll remember you f r that. Vee had our quarrels and mishaps too, but that was just because I cared. You taught me many things, and so did I. My friend, I wish the little time we have together would never end, for to leave would be the saddest thing to do, especially to you. , Now the hours are drawing nearer, and I guess I have to go, but remember me as I ll remember you. Just a friend. A close friend too. , , My friend it's time now to say good-bye, so for me not to cry, Please promise that you ll forever be my friend. Rosalia Hernandez f-5 Climb till your dreams come true Often your tasks will be many, And more than you think you can do . . . Often the road will be rugged And the hills insurmountable too . . . But always remember the hills ahead Are never as steep as they seem, And with faith in your heart start upward And climb till you reach your dream, For nothing in life that is worthy Is ever too hard to achieve. If you have the courage to try it, And you have the faith to believe . . . For faith is a force that is greater Than knowledge, or power, or skill And many defects turn to triumph If you trust in God's wisdom and will . . . For faith is a mover of mountains, Therels nothing that God cannot do So start out today with faith in you heart And climb till your dreams come true!! Rosalia Hernandez 79 Sweet Memories An experience shared a moment spared just to show how much you Sweet Memories. The times we laughed, the times we cried, the times we wondered why Sweet Memories. The times we disagreed, the times we agreed, the times we said, their could never be better Sweet Memories. The timeg the seconds the minutes, the hours, what is truthfully ours will remain ours. All of the Sweet Memories. Andy E. Alexis really cared, friends than you and me of ' A Friend A friend is one who cares for you in times of need. A friend is one who loves you no matter what life you lead. A friend is one who cheers you up when you are sad. A friend laughs with you when you are glad You and I have lots of fights, but make up in the end. But that's why I consider you a kind and loving friend. Rosalia Hernandez ATHLETICS ME BA KETBALL TEA 'X H H UHNJA pN1A 'PS it HNJ 30 llQlezQUln!I UW-QL' 'L Y 2.1 M v-nf' MEN 'S BASKETBALL TEAM NO. Skipper, Steve Swan, Steve Hughes, Chris Watkins, Curtis George, Renard Garnier, Jo-Jo Culbreath, Derrick Thomas, Gary Johnson, Maurice Burgess, Warrick Davis, Metthew Hallerdin, Anthony Diaz, Marc Smith, Keith Kenol, Max Wright, Melvin Daly, James HEAD COACH Jeff Risner ASSISTANT COACHES Glenn Marrow Anthony Suher STA TIS TICIANS 62 MANAGERS Virginia Taylor Ana Julia Roman Crystal Gladney 'IRAINER I N SGQORE! 'eau-Jw-nvJ- THE SCHEUDLE Upsala Tournament vs. St. Lawrence Upsala Tournament 26 Tues. ' City College Nov, 22 Fri. 23 Sat. Dec. 2 MOH. 6 Fri. 7 Sat. 11 Wed. 13 Fri. 17 Tues. 21 Sat. Jan. 3 Fri. 86 6 Mon, 8 Wed. 10 Fri. 11 Sat. 21 Tues. 23 Thur 27 Mon. 29 Wed. 31 Fri. Feb. 3 Mon. 4 Tues. 7 Fri. ll Tues 14 Fri. 17 - 21 ' Hunter Alfred Tournament vs. Sheridan Alfred Tournament ' Staten Island ' Medgar Evers Old Westbury ' Baruch ' York ' Lehman ' Medgar Evers Vassar Maritime ' Staten Island Stony Brook Ramapo Hunter ' Baruch Mercy Manhattanville ' Lehman ' City ' York CUNY Championships City College ' CUNY Conference Games Away Away Away Away Away Away Home Away Away Away Away Home Home Home Away Away Away Away Home Home Home Home Away Home Home 6:00 PM T.B.A. 8:00 PM 5:00 PM 6:15 PM T.B.A. 5:00 PM 8:00 PM 7:30 PM 4:00 PM 8:00 PM 5:00 PM 6:00 PM 5:00 PM 2:00 PM 8:00 PM 7:30 PM 7:30 PM 5:00 PM 5:00 PM 6:00 PM 5:00 PM 8:00 PM 6:00 PM 5:00 PM WOME BA KETBALL TEA OBDDY DDED' IT BETTER THA fx LADY BLOODHO I!! .T x., . WOMEN'S BASKETBALL TEAM: Nydian Figueroa, Gladys Chaves, Marsha Dungo, Sharon Dixon, AnnaMarie Heres, Edith William Marie Hodge, Marianne Waterman, Evelyn Rosa, Yvette Mahon, COA CH: Debbie Eckstein Ili f 1'i .51 fs fr, . , k , V 3 X If 1 -X , Q 4 . '71 ga A ,. ' , . v'ff5,.. ' ' A 1+ v. ?, llg-I ' Mini: YZ- V . , aff Q 'FS' . ' ' 'f ' ---' , o 1 W at F A . n V :nfl 1 1, 'V -, f 1 'v .Q FJ 5 ,S Mqrjggro iii' ff I , ,e f. X 1 ' 1 ME S ASEBALL TE M r ' I ' iw m ' 1? TW F92 H! ' Q .' A 4? - I 9 N .N , 1,1 .4 'ff 5' . , ' . gy ' ,VI A .lt 1 Q, Y , M ,I !gf21giQ'I gl, I ,A . gy -J I 9. '. 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Q,ygVk2,? f' X W . ,Tw IL-j ,...-f ' r 1, -4- l GLLEYBALL TEAM Ana Julia Roman Virginia Taylor Deniece Jervey I-Ielaine Moritz Liz Fisher Lissette Cruz Joilla Richmond CO-CAPTAINS Inez Crespo Sandy Alavarado Melissa Rink MANAGER Lee Radjelic ASS T MANA GER nand W gy HU TLE, HU TLE M SS GI ACTIO TEAM KAR TE, W QCCER, SL C TENN . , i KA .Q O O IQQ 4509 N ...Q A 1 C Q Q F 'ego , , TENNIS SCHEDULE Mar. 25 Tues Apr. 1 Tues 2 Wed. 3 Thur. 8 Tues 9 Wed. 12 Sat. 12 Sat. 15 Tues 16 Wed. 17 Thur 19 Sat. 19 Sat. 21 Mon. 22 Tues. 29 Tues. 30 Wed. May 3 Sat. 6 Tues 7 Wed. l Thur. Poly Tech. lhl 'Hunter thi Nyack lal Maritime lal Jersey City lab Wagner lab Pace lal King's lal 'City lab Yeshiva lab 'York lal N.Y. Tech tal Old Westbury lal Bloomfield lal Pratt lab 'Lehman lab Manhattan tal L.l.U.la1 'Staten lsland lal Purchase lal 'Baruch lhl I ' s 0 'Q ' 0 Od 5'o202'3 33? xp Q- S If A - 1986 3:30 pm 3:30 pm 3:00 pm 3:30 pm 3:00 pm 3:30 pm 11:00 am 2:00 pm 3:30 pm 3:00 pm 3:30 pm 10:00 am 2:00 pm 3:30 pm 3:30 pm 3:30 pm 3:30 pm 2:30 pm 11:00 am 3:30 pm 3:30 pm 1' denotes CUNY Conference Games Sept. Oct. -Nov. 24 Tues. 27 Fri. 3 Thur 8Tues. 10 Thur 15 Tues 17 Thur. 21 Mon. 23 Wed. 28 Mon. 1 Fri. Xa' C J Qtr SOCCER 1985 Polytech lhl Hunter lhl Purchase lal Staten Island lhl Jersey City State lhb Lehman lab Yeshiva lhl Medgar Evers lal City College lhl Baruch lhl Yqsgk-441+ 3:30 pm 3:30 pm 3:30 pm 3:30 pm 3:30 pm 3:30 pm 3:30 pm 3:30 pm 3:00 pm 3:30 pm 3:30 pm WLEKECISEH WOME 0 2 5 ME WOMEN 'S CROSS-CO UN TR Y TEAM Lisa Tribble LaTanya Corpening Wendy Silva Annette Martin Virginia Palmer COA CH Bob Fox CROSS-COU TRY r 1- A1 -111 'A -'i K-ingnlw ' I 4, i X n N Q 1 153 EZ 5 5,9 -1 1'37 '. E , f :mwah Y 5 ' , ' n 1 J s J Vx K 4 xc-v'!g. ' 2 ' g 1 1 Fx.. ,M , Aan A' ' v 'Q K 1 In 1 ' ' x 1 - ,. ..l' - . p -. - 4 .-F - ..,...........1.f .Q , i ............. .. H - r,. - Ek ,Z .--an ut X A N 'X I l QQ, ' T92 f ' fi' L w 'Ir Rf i .iff - , A iniag ml 32 2' F , ,154-f.,ma3Q.'fsW,q1E?1'jE'5 f Q s , 2 :ii,W4?f-2214?-vf'f ,X,f.' f . 'f-2451-lk? M115 f V 4 V , . V, U ' . 'wk . ,J A csgi ig Y? f , Y M- , 53, ,. , , ,sf M-vga-at if W se. . in A 1 0- '4',a:z2. ? W ' '- . fi ,uf gif 1 va,-, - -Q 'W-bm-, Y gf? x,t'W5?574 '5' 7 ' 11' , Rasfnf ln D -Q W Q E., 4 ,83 or V . 4 Q55 , f Ev-W' 'Z' . ' .X x Q-M Nu ,:. Ng? ff, ' '35 get If 952 M.,,v'lN FE W gv fm umm 16 95 gg, .M .- 3 9.3 -X, PASSES .... Thru the hoop TIME N 15'-3 S, 5583334 .Shin l ' d . waz if T THE PRESSURE MOUNTS!! 'I i J HGH 1 Wh. -4 -1 ... ' ,wh gg . N. ,-A mx EL 31 1 ' -nv-u:,fff - , rf 1, V g, L. . W , . Y 1 rx 'i 1 iii JOHN JAY CTIO JOHN J AY'S BELOVED MASCOT!!! 'sfa' , f 4 . 'I 4156? L f .f, I NYE, What Is, Will Be What Was is the past. What Will Be is the future. What Is, is the present and Never has no tense. What Was will be only if you agree. Cause, to Be, Is the future When Is, is the present. Never will never change unless you change the Was to going to, which you will Be only if you agree. In other words you can Be whatever you want to be a Was, An Is, a Will Be only, and only if you agree Andy E. Alexis W 'fm A 'W al J 4.74-P '-'I as J ing I 'if5?'f1 We . Q Tv! nfzifobgf l .5 '50, . ,' A 1' X Yfgv' ,I ' 'Ong K ' , ,v. 6 VII Q I ki 1g'?'s , 'lv 'nfflieiglkg 'zu , if , 'I' I-flllllv.-6 wzew.g1:.f?e!4'i,'4w,'. -fy A . -' li ff... 1' fini- . 9.3 If 'v Q -mf l we f . 0010 40 7 0, ' W' Q F m 1' I 'N Ivory, We Thank You A special person, one of a kind. Sweet and Caring, Stern at Times. We Thank You. With a beautiful smile warm like the rays of the sun She turns our hard work into fun. We thank you. To a great leader, and a wonderful friend. all our love and best wishes we send. We Thank You. From the Yearbook Society to our President Ivory, We love you and thank you Happy Graduation. Andy Alexis U i . I ii I ' W5 I ' '1 0 GRADUATES FERN ABBOTT ROSA ALFRED ESTHERANDERSQN A.S. Security Management A.S. Criminal Justice B-A- GOV t and Public Adminstration GIACOMO ANTONICELLO RAHEEM I. BAKARE CAROLE N. BENJAMIN B.S. Correction B.A. Gov't and Public B.A. Gov't and Public Administration Administration Administration THELMA G. BELIN MARY F. BENTLEY DELORES BENTON B.A. Criminal Justice B.S. Criminal Justice B.A. Gov't and Public Administration 8a Planning Administration 98 IRIS E. BERMUDEZ ANNA BUTTERFIELD SYLVIA BISHOP B.A. Criminal Justicf B-.S-. Criminal Justice, B.A. Forensic Psychology Administration 8a Planning WILLIAM B. BISHOP FERN M. BREN ANITA K. BRIANT B.A. Deviant Behavior B.A. Criminal Justice B.A. Criminal Justice and Soc. Control DELROY F. BROWN MARIE B. BROWN MICHELLE BROWNLEE B.S. Fire Science B.A. Forensic Psychology B.A. Gov't and Public Administration 99 'JT ! 'r DANLEY CADET ANA M. CALLE CYNTHIA Y- CALUSTR0 Police Science B.A. Criminal Justice BA' DeV'anEBeElaY'0r and SOC on I'O ESME M. CALZADILLA SHEILAH N. CAMPBELL UAND B.A. Gov't and Public B.A. Gov't and Public QS. Crininlgi Administration Administration fb DOROTHY CARVER- PAUL W. CATELLA CASSANDRA L. COLLINS THOMPSON B.A.fM.A. Criminal Justice B.S. Criminal Justice B.A. Criminal Justice 100 soPH1E M. coLoN TONYA S- COOPER SANDRA M. oosME B.S. Criminal Justice B.A. Deviant Behavior and Social B.A. Criminal Justice Control LILLIAN CRUZ PATRICIA A COX ANGEL CRUZ B.S. Criminal justice M.P.A. Public Administration B-A' GZVjl2gIIgZQrtag2i Public EWALD S. DEFREITAS LUIS A. DELGADO DIANE DEVITO B.A. Criminal Justice B.S. Police Science B.S. Criminal Justice 101 -4-5 , 'WR Ax V TOMMY O. DiPASQUALE DWAYNE M. DODDS KIMBERLY EARLY B.S. Police Science B.A. Criminal Justice B.S. Criminal Justice MARY ENRIGHT EVELYN ENRIQUEZ CRYSTAL Y. FELTON B.S. Criminal Justice A.S. Police Science B.A. Criminal Justice oLADYs FERNANDEZ JIMMY F. FLoREs B A EQACK FUIibgESi,ubliC B.A. Criminal Justice B.A. Criminal Justice ' ' Overtime . Administration 102 EVELYN M. GARCIA MARIA GARCIA VALERIE J. GILFORD B,S, Pclice Science B,A, Criminal Justice B.S. Forensic Science JAMES M. GLYNN NANCY L. GONZALEZ MARIA GORRITZ B.A. Criminal Justice M.P.A. Public Administration A.S. Police Science DEBORAH GIORDANO MICHELE P- GUERRIER ELIZABETH A. GUZMAN B.S. Criminal Justice BA' Goverllnlent and Publlc B. A. Forensic Psychology Administration I 103 PEGGY J. HARGROW RENEE Y. HARPER MICHELLE A' HERMAN B.S. Criminal Justice B.A. Government and Public B A- Criminal Justice Administration and Planning Administration ' ANTHONY P. HERNANDEZ ROSALIA HERNANDEZ DERRICK Criminal Justice Police Science Crlmlnal Justice FENICE A. HEYWARD ANGELA B- HEYWOOD, LISA HODGE B.A. Criminal Justice BA' Govenfnlent and Public B.S. Criminal Justice Administration 104 CECELIA T. HOLLOWAY HARDY JACKSON IVORY L. JACKSON B.S. Criminal Justice BS' Cnmmal Justice B.S. Correction Administration Administration and Planning ANDRE H. JENKINS DIANE S. JONES JOYCE K. JONES B.A. Criminal Justice B.A. Criminal Justice BA- Deviant Behavior and Social Control ISMAEL JUs1No B ATCEIERESA Ji KIEUPX bl. MARY Koztow B.S. Criminal Justice ' ' clxvjrigrlggragign u lc B.A. Criminal Justice 105 JOHN LAMBEHT JR. YENI C- LANZA AZALEA M. LEBRON 't , Criminal JLISIICC C ' - I J - emu 3 Administration and Planning rlmma ustlce RICHARD LOMBARDO MICHAEL J. LOOX DAVID S. LYNAM B.S. Police Science B.A. Criminal Justice B.A. Criminal Justice ,IIIDITI-I M I,YTTI.E ELAINE C. MCFARLANE SUE E. MCRAE B.A. Criminal Justice B.S. Criminal Justice B.A. Criminal Justice 106 ivy, Dx A X I ANNETTE M. MALLOY VICTOR E. MALONE LYNDIA F. MEADE BAXMA Criminal Justice B.S. Criminal Justice B.A. Criminal Justice Administration and Planning WILLIE EARL MEYERS MICHAEL T. MILLER MINDY MITNITSKY M.A. Criminal Justice A.S. Police Science Criminal Justice . Administration and Planning BIBIANA C- MOJOCOAD JUAN MONSERRATE DANNY MoN'1'ANEz BA- Government and Publlc BA. Criminal Justice BA. Criminal .Iam-A Administration 107 if NILDA J. MOORE LILLIAN I. MORALES CHARLES NASSOFER B.A. Forensic Psychology B.A. Criminal Justice B.A. Criminal Justice LUIS A. NEGRON ROSA A. NELSON PHOEBE R. NESMITH B.A. Criminal Justice B.S. Criminal Justice B.S. Criminal Justice l L GLADYS E. NNOROM JANET C. NOBLE MORUFU A. ANIMASHAUN B.A. Criminal Justice B.A. Criminal Justice B.A. Criminal Justice 108 MARY E- 0'BR1EN CHIDINMA ONWUCHEKWA B.A. Deviant Behavior and Social B.A. Criminal Justice Control NIXON O. OMOTAYO IVETTE PALOMO M.A. Criminal Justice B.A. Forensic Psychology MERYL PARKER JEROME R. PARRIS B.A. Criminal Justice B.A. Criminal Justice 109 JANE A. OKELLO M.A. Criminal Justice NORMA PAPAMICHAEL B.A. Criminal Justice EMILIO PENNES B.S. Criminal Justice and Planning Administration 'iw 'Fx A x 1 , l 1 I CARMEN PEREZ PI-IYLLIS J. POWERS JENNIFER M. PRICE B.A. Deviant Behavior and Soc. B.A. Deviant Behavior B.S. Criminal Justice Control and Soc. Control Administration Sz Planning EVELYN RAMOS ROSE MARIE RAGUSA SHARON REID B.A. Criminal Justice B.A. Criminal Justice B.A. Criminal Justice l BARBARA REISMAN YOCASTA M. REYNA MARIA RIVERA M.A. Criminal Justice B.A. Criminal Justice B.A. Criminal JUSUC9 110 DIANA C. ROBERTS FRANKLIN RODRIQUEZ ROSITA RODRIQUEZ B.S. Criminal Justice M.P.A. Public Administration B.A. Criminal Justice PAULA I- ROSA JAIME RUIZ REGINA A SACHELARI B.S. Criminal Justice B A F - . '. . Administration and Planning . . orenslc Psychology B.A. Criminal Justice l , JEANINE A. SCHNELL BCHRISTINA SEKULLA, .JOHN M. SERAFINO B.A. Forensic Psychology 'A' Givsggllgigrt 3nd Pubhc B.A. Fire Service Administration 3 l0I1 111 DELORES K. SI-IARPE SHERRISSE SHINAUL ROSE TONI SIINO B.A. Criminal Justice B.A. Criminal Justice B.A. Criminal Justice WENDY SILVA AMANDA SINCLAIR CORLIS Y. SMITH B.A. Criminal Justice B.S. Criminal Justice B.A. Criminal Justice WND LINDA M. SMITH ROBIN SOHMER FRANKLIN G. SOTO B.A. Government and Public B.A. Government and Public B.A. Government and Public Administration Administration Administration 112 PILAR TZIAZAS CHRISTINE VALENTINE STACI C. VAUGHN B.S. Criminal Justice B.A. Criminal Justice B.S. Criminal Justice BRAMWELL W. WAFULLA KEVIN J. WALDEN FLORENCE V. WARD M.P.A. Public Administration B.A. Criminal Justice B.S. Criminal Justice I l JANE WAYE PRINCE M. WEHYE JOSEPH J. WELTER B-A' G0V9mm9nl9 and Public B.A. Criminal Justice CUNY B.A. PhilosphyfHistory Administration 114 KATRINA WHITAKER SIDNEY J. WILLIAMS PETER D. WINT B.A. Criminal Justice B.A. Legal Studies B.A. Criminal Justice JOI M. WRIGHT B.A. Criminal Justice 115 IOR BIOGR PHIE Morufu Alade Animashaun: B.S. Criminal Justice Carole Renee Benjamin: B.A. Government Sr Public Administration Member- Caribbean Club. If one does not have a cause to die for, one might as well be dead. Iris Esther Bermudez: B.A. Criminal Justice Deans' List, National Deans' List. John Jay College has been the stepping stone to a bigger and brighter future that awaits after graduation. Fern M. Bren: B.S. Criminal Justice Deans' List, National Deans' List. Michelle Brownlee: B.A. Government Sr Public Administration Cynthia Yvette Callistro: B.A. Deviant Behavior Sz Soc. Control In our endeavors for progression, it is essential that our steps are not hindered by person or thing. From this day forward, it is onward and upward. Esme Marie Calzadilla: B.A. Government SL Public Administration Internship Program. The biggest trouble with a sure thing is the uncertainty. Dorothy A. Carver: B.S. Criminal Justice Captain of the Cheerleading Squad- 1981-82, Vice President- Kuumba Club-1984-85, Treasurer-Dance Club 1985- 86. If you try to succeed, and fail at doing so, don't give up! Try, Try again until you reach your goal . Paul W. Catella: B.S. Criminal Justice Administration Sr Planning M.A. Public Administration Deans' List, National Deans' List, Magna Cum Laude, BAXMA Program. Founder-James Madison Society, Member-Italian Club, Member-Greek Club, Member-S.A.W.A.R., Member-Asian Society, Sopho- more Representative-Student Government. America is the last best hope on earth . Responsible, well-educated administrators are vital to the realization of this dream. Sophie Martha Colon: B.S. Criminal Justice Dear Mom, Family, and Friends, Thanks for your love, care and encouragement. Without which my success 116 would not seem as meaningful. Love, Martita. Patricia Arlene Cox: B.S. Criminal Justice Member-Law Society, Member- New York Public Interest Research GrouplCuny Programj. Diane DeVito: B.S. Criminal Justice If you can imagine, you can achieve. If you can dream, you can become . Love Mom, Dad, Michael, Tania Ka especial- ly Henry. Tommy DiPasquale: B.S. Criminal Justice Deans' List, National Deans' List. Member- Adventure Club, Member-Scuba Club, Member- Pistol Club. If you don't go after what you want in life, then you're not living your life . Michael S. Ejemal: M.A. Criminal Justice President- African Students Associ- ation-1984-85. Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere -Martin Luther King Jr. Mary Margaret Enright: B.S. Criminal Justice Deans' List. Member-Speech and Debate Club. Limits exist only in ones' mind. Crystal Yvette Felton: B.S. Criminal Justice Jimmy Flores: B.S. Criminal Justice Founder-Flying Club, Treasurer-Flying Club. Lots of luck to everybody!! Unisa Abdul FoFana: B.S. Criminal .Justice Member-African Students Associ- ation. Maria Garcia: B.A. Criminal Justice James Martin Glynn: B.A. Criminal Justice Deans' List-1982-85, Seek Honor Roll-1983-84, Nu Gamma Sigma Criminal Justice Society-1983-84, National Deans' List 1982-84. President-Scuba Club-1983-84, Member-Scuba Club- 1981-86. Junior Representative-Student Council-1983-84, Member-Student Interest Committee-1982-84, Member-Essential Services Committee-1983-84, Member-Pistol Club-1981-86, Member-Government Club-1983-84, Member- Irish Society-1981-84, Member-Law Society-1983-84, Member- Programming Board-1983-84. It is the course of nature that a man will grow physically. But, to grow intellectually, higher education is a foundation. Lillian Greene: B.A. Deviant Behavior 8: Social Control Make the best of your John Jay Degree !! Rosalia Hernandez: B.S. Police Science My wish to all the graduates is ,.., May you never forget what is worth remembering, or remember what is best forgotten about John Jay College. Derrick Heyward: B.S. Criminal Justice Administration 8: Planning. Mem- ber-Pistol Club, Member-Photography Club, Member-Fashion CLub, Pho- tographer-Yearbook Society. I did it my way . Angela B. Heywood: B.A. Government Sz Public Administration My business is not to remake myself, but to make the absolute best of what God has made . Lisa A. Hodge: B.A. Criminal Justice Some dreams in life take a little time to achieve. I've finally achieved one, and there's a million more to go . Cecelia T. Holloway: B.S. Criminal Justice Ivory Lynn Jackson: B.S. Correction Administration Secretary-Yearbook So- ciety-l984-85, President-Yearbook Society-1985-86. Thanks to my Father, my Mother, my two brothers, Ricky 8a Reggie, and my fiance Karimm for stand- ing behind me. Andre Jenkins: B.S. Criminal Justice Deans' List. Member-College Council- 1985-86, Member-Student Representation Committee-1985-86. God gave me the strength, My Parents and Grandmother gave me the support, and you Patricia, give me the inspiration . Joyce Kim Jones: B.A. Deviant Behavior Sz Social Control One who believes and hopes, no explanation is needed, but one who does not believe an explana- tion will not suffice. x Mary Kozlow: B.S. Criminal Justice Deans' List, National Deans' List. The key to success is trying and not giving up till you reach your goal! John Lambert Jr.: A.S. Security Management Deans' List-1984-85, Candi- date-Nu Gamma Sigma, Selected by Dean of Students to receive Honorary award recognition in the National Deans' List-1985-86. I must take control of my mind in such strength or degree that my emotions, instincts, and body are under my control . Michael Jay Loox: B.S. Criminal Justice Deans' List-1984-85, Deans' List- 1985-86, National Deans' List-1984-85, Magna Cum Laude, Nu Gamma Sig- ma-1985-86. Senior Representative-1985-86, Vice-Chair Budget Committee- 1985-86, University Student Senate-Alternate Delegate-1985-86, Student Leader-Freshmen Orientation. Victor E. Malone Jr.: B.S. Criminal Justice Planning 8: Administration There are two ways of exerting one's strength: one is pushing down, the other is pulling up. -Booker T. Washington. Sue E. McRae: B.S. Criminal Justice Member-Committee on Ceremonical Affairs. Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere -Martin Luther King Jr. Mrs. Willie Earl Meyers: M.A. Criminal Justice Beatrice Kobayashi: B.A. Criminal Justice Cum Laude, National Deans' List- 1982-85. Member-Law Society-1984-85, Member-Betances Club-1984-85. To Joe and David, Thanks. Baron O. Levy: B.A. Deviant Behavior 8x Social Control The years spent here at John Jay were productive years. My ambition is to climb to higher heights educationally . Richard Lombardo: B.S. Police Science Deans' List, Magna Cum Laude. John Jay Security. Leslie, The Boss, Van Gogh, skiing, cars, The Honeymooners, I thought I was wrong once, but I was mistaken . 117 Laura D. McClelland: B.A. Criminal Justice Deans' List-1983-85, Candidate- National Deans' List-19833-85. I must first be an example for myself before I can be an example for others. Bibiana Cristina Mojocoa: B.A. Government Sz Public Administration Deans' List-1984-85. To accomplish great things, we must not only act, but also dream, not only plan, but also believe. Nilda J. Moore: B.A. Forensic Psychology Rosa Ann Nelson: B.S. Criminal Justice The hardest job in life is the job of getting started. Mary Ella R. O' Brien: B.A. Deviant. Behavior Sz Social Control If it wasn't for youtmom Sz Dadl, I wouldn't be where I am today. Thanks!! Nixon O. Omotayo: M.A. Criminal Justice Member- African Students Assoca- tion. Chidinma lcheecheel Onwuchekwa: B.S. Criminal Justice National Deans' List-1984-85, Deans' List-19813-85. Senior Representative-Student Govern- ment-1985-86, Treasurer-African Student Association-1984-85. What we are today will influence what will become of us tomorrow. SO GO FOR IT PEOPLE!! Ivette Palomo: B.A. Psychology President- Lex Newspaper Society-1985. Timothy 2115- Study to show thyself approved unto God. Emilio Pennes: B.S. Criminal Justice Administration Sz Planning Member- ROTC. The mind is very precious: use it to the fullest extent . Carmen A. Perez: B.A. Behavioral Science Winner of the 1984 Talent Show. To my crabby, Ron, you have proved to be an inspiration to me. I love you, Carmen. Allison Pierce: B.S. Criminal Justice Deans' ListtNat:ionall. Good luck to my colleagues, and my good friends at JJC. I'll miss you!! 118 Jennifer Maxine Price: B.S. Criminal Justice Administration 8: Planning Secretary-Caribbean Club. 'tTodays dreams are tomorrows' future. Evelyn Ramos: B.A. Criminal Justice Yocasta Miguelina Reyna: B.A. Criminal Justice I am not afraid of tomor- row, I have seen yesterday and I love today. Maria Casie Rivera: B.A. Criminal Justice Deans' List. Member-Fashion Club, Puerto Rican Studies Club, Betances Student Society Club, 8: Adven- ture Club. Follow your dreams until they become reality. There is no one who can stand in your way except yourself. Paula I. Rosa: B.S. Criminal Justice Jaime Ruiz: B.A. Forensic Psychology National Deans' List-1985-86, Deans' List-1984-85. Most Valuable Player: John May Karate Team-1983-84. Disc Jockey- WJJC-1983-84, Member-Karate Team-192-present, Vice-President- Karate Club. Regina Sachelari: B.S. Criminal Justice Deans' List. SecretaryfTreasurer-Italian American Club. Believe in yourself and stick with something you like best, and you will reach that ladder of success. Dolores K. Sharpe: B.S. Criminal Justice The world is full of educated derelicts. Persistence and determination alone, are omnipotent. So press on and strive to be different! Sherrisse Shinaul: B.S. Criminal Justice Member- Committee on Ceremonial Occasions, Member-Law Society. Love comes in all forms. With the love of my mother, father, and husband to be, it produced this degree. Thank You! Wendy Silva: B.A. Criminal Justice Deans' List. Coach-Pistol Club, Secre- tary-Computer Club. Member-Photography Club, Member-Flying Club, Member-Women's Cross-Country Team. And Justice for all .... Corlis Yvette Smith: B.S. Criminal Justice Graduate from ROTC Program at JJC. My life is destined to be filled with positivity, Striving hard is the key. I have only just begun. Franklin G. Soto: B.A. Public Administration Deans' List- 1984-85, National Deans' List 1984-85. President-Debate 8: Discussion Club 1985-86, V.P.-De- bate dz Discussion Club-1984-85, Staff Writer-Lex Review-1984-86, Member- Lex Review-1984-86, Member-James Madison Society-1984-86. Always strive for greatness and good things will come. Above all always remember never give up. Eileen M. Tobin: B.S. Criminal Justice Staff member-John Jay Journalist- 1979. Ana Delia Torres: B.S. Criminal Justice Deans' List. If at first you don't succeed, try, try again. Never give up, you can do it. Christine Valentine: B.S. Criminal Justice Deans' List. Staci Aisha C. Vaughn: B.S. Criminal Justice Deans' List-1985-86, Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. President-Yearbook Society-1984-85, Programming Board-1985-86, Treasurer-Student Government, Chairperson- Budget Committee, Chairpersontspringl-Judicial Committee, Senator-Uni- versity Student Senate, Member-Corporate Board, Member-Yearbook Soci- ety, Member-Firearms Training Society. It is better to try and fail, than it is to succeed and not try. For all that are trying my hopes are with you, and for all those that aren't. my prayers are with you . Kevin John Walden: B.S. Criminal Justice Member-WJJC, Disc Jockey- WJJC-Fall 1983-85, Program Director-Fall 1984-85. I'd like to dedicate my degree to my mother tWillieJ, my fatheriLester Sr.l, and my brother, Lester Jr. Florence Vincelia Ward: B.S. Criminal Justice Deans' List-1983-85, Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities-1985-86. Member- Cheerleaders, Member-Bowling Club, Firearms Training Society, Computer Club Treasur- er, Adventure Club, Flying Club, College Council Sophomore Representative, Curriculum Committee, Judicial Board Secretary, WJJC, Programming Board, Participant in Freshmen Orientation, Blood Drive, Jack Brennans' Children's Christmas Party, and Admissions Associate Program, I wish to thank my parents for their support and encouragement. Congratulations to the class of 1986! ,lane E. Waye: B.A. Government 81 Public Administration It all lies ahead ol you, and it won't be easy, but here's to your birth, that you have a happy life. Joseph -I. Weller: CUNY B.A. PhilosophyfHistory Deans' List-1982-85. CUNY B.A. Deans' List-1984-84, Who's Who-1986, National Deans' List- 1982-85. Editor-in-Chief-Lex Review-1985-86, Asst. Editor-Lex Review-1984- 85, Treasurer-Debate and Discussion Club-1985-86, Member-Adventure Club. James Madison Society. Participant in Freshmen Orientation-Spring 1985- Spring 1986. and Student Editors Panel at the CUNY Leadership Conference. Rather than just taking from John Jay, as most students do, I have developed a give-and-take relationship that has benefited both myself and the College . Katrina Whitaker: B.S. Criminal Justice Member-Programming Board, Mem- ber-Freshmen Orientation Program. When you do the best you can, that's all you can do. Strive for the best! Joi Marlene Wright: B.A. Criminal Justice To my parents, Horace and There- sa, with your love and support I have come this far. Thanks, I Love youll 119 The Executive Board and Staff of the 1986 Yearbook Society would like to thank the following for their assistance and cooperation in putting this book together: Judith Bronfman, Director. Governmental Affairs Bob Dempsey. Director, Student Activities Debbie Eckstein. Sports Information Director Gail Hauss. Assistant to Vice-President for Academic Affairs and Provost Isham Latimer. Seek Counselor Sz Faculty Advisor Lex Newspaper Society Judi O'Donnell, Jostens Representative Sarah Ricks, Director, Public Relations Dean Richard Saulnier l We would also like to congratulate, and say best wishes to the 1986 graduating class. May you all achieve what you're striving for. DL 0 l! lil , fl I o-rv -sm' L A f' r' Yu' Nl n ,. ' .1 QQ 5 v .1 ,l 3 -,P I v .fi 0 S. x .ii I-5 RQ N 1 'x 3 x 1, 5 1' - X - K Q 1 fa JM? .mv ,qs Wi, X . -a- 'M - nv W1 L., 1 br ' Hr ,Nag M - . - A-9 1 Na