Manhattanville College - Tower Yearbook (Purchase, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1987 volume:

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' v 4 This book, howetfgr i t t only for thosg whp have struggled to pass a est or iAte 2 m i If is f our professors Vho unselfishly gave the apd. tak its provide us %ith quality edqcatiohr j4r,ei cbtew trs when we felt ' defeated, speakingra us as a fyiend |£n ve needed ong, and rei emb P g 8%M h? faces Tower 1987 Manhattanville College Purchase, NY 10577 alent, any inborn ability or adeptitude, makes each Manhattanville student more unique. For everyone there is some special ability that he she can do particularly well. Talents here at Manhattanville are quite diverse. They range from creating works of art to creating works of literature, from throwing parties to throwing curve balls, and from leading club meetings to leading roles on stage. This, of course, is not the end of the list; Manhattanville is gifted with many talented musicians, dancers, and athletes. Sometimes, however, our talents are not so obvious. It is a talent to be able to quickly memorize notes for an exam, for example. It’s also a talent to be able to comfort someone else in times of need. We can appreciate the fact that everyone is unique. Through sharing our many talents, we learn more about ourselves, as well as those around us. Genevieve M. Lopez There are a few words that defy definition. Friendship is one. It has no meaning, or it has a thousand. It has a language all its own, the only language not offered in any college course catalog. Even so, nothing we’ve learned in our years here is more important. Poor Impersonations Allow me to take your hat and wear it crooked, hiding my eyes, like you do. Let me take your shoes, and try to walk in your footsteps. They’re too big, they’ll flop, but no matter. I’ll waddle, Charlie Chaplin style. Stay still, I want to memorize your face. ’till I can frown your pain and smile your joy. Allow me to dance your dance, to sing your song. Let me listen ’till I get the beat right. It’s no use, I’ll never be you. Nonetheless, I like the outfit. Think back to the summers when you were small. Did you wear Osh-Kosh overalls? Did you wish on the stars? Remember? How you’d pick the brightest star, And screw your eyes tight shut, to trap the wishes in, so they couldn’t spill out and get lost. I remember those nights. There must have been a time when I wished with open eyes. ’Cause for a long time I stopped dreaming. Stopped looking for the stars. So many years of cloudy summer nights And then there you were, laughing. You might as well have been wearing Osh- Kosh overalls. ’Cause you gave it all back to me. Hide and seek, and lightning bugs. And I think I see a star to wish on shining somewhere in your eyes. Never a Stranger Take my soul in your hands If only for this moment. Your eyes speak of foreign lands. I’ll follow, if you show me the way. Sing my song in your heart. I know you, you’re my harmony. Don’t speak, just let the music start and the dream’ll live another day. Poems by Amie Stainken So go now, if you need to. You’ll never be a stranger. This song is me, alive in you. Sing soft, and I’ll be there. 6 P$V p?. ' reedom to be whoever we choose to be is perhaps the greatest gift we will have when we leave Manhattanville. Did you ever think of what it would be like to be told what and when to study, who to be friends with, or what kind of activities to participate in? For most of us, the idea is inconceivable. We often take for granted the most valuable gift we have: the gift of freedom. In the last four years we have learned what freedom truly means. The opportunities Manhattanville has provided us with are endless: we could choose to study abroad in England for a semester, take a photography course even if biology was our major, or even run on the Quad during a snowstorm. These opportunities have provided us with an awareness of what we can do with our lives and our talents. The decision to be successful in a sport or a major area of study was left entirely to us. Through the years we learned that the road to excellence was not an easy one, but having the freedom to find that road made the search a little bit easier. Manhattanville provided an opportunity for us to use our freedom in exploring clubs, student government positions, and even off- campus internships. When we remember Manhattanville years from now, let us not forget the freedom we had to laugh, to cry, to be ourselves. Elizabeth A. Contegni . WSBi 12 -.a5gy ,. Question: What was your most embarassing moment at Manhattanuille? — Having a jammed jean zipper during a final exam and not being able to walk out until the test was over. Liz Squires — Getting my first semester grades back. Farhan Masani — Talking with Van Hartmann in the hall last year and saying, “So I hear you’re stepping down from Dean to just faculty teaching.’’ His reply? “I prefer to think of it as a step over.” Open Mouth, insert foot! Andrea Noble — When I was doing my laundry in flourescent pajamas and socks and the baseball team decided to move their party there. Kathy Zakar — I’d rather not say . . . Jamie Giannetta Question: What was your favorite class in the past four years and why? — Class? Class . . . I’m sure I went to one. Michael Bennett — Freshman Year — Musical Theatre Workshop — Fiorello. It was fun and an easy “A.” Michael Heffernan — Human Sexuality. Need you even ask why? Liz Contegni — Painting I, they gave me a canvas, paint and a brush, and then it was up to me. It was great! Maria Caracuel — Biology Lab — I got to see that pigs brains are full of heart . . . Don’t ask . . . there’s always a first for everything. Risa Caiola Question: What are your favorite hangouts? — The Old Pub, Damman 2-1. Douglas Allen — The Mug and Ale, Casey’s. Susan Ryan — J.P.’s Room, Aunt Fran’s, the Quad, Madrid, New York 3rd floor Spellman, the pool. Maria Caracuel — Single Wing, My room, North Ave. (characters) Robert Sterling — The Library, Petra’s room, the Rug. Risa Caiola Question: If you could do it all again, would you? — Yes, it was fun. Farhan Masani — No — I’ve had just about enough of yearly evaluation forms and writing papers. Liz Contegni — Yes — I felt that I’ve learned a lot, growing as a person, and I had a great time as well! Robert Sterling — Definitely not — I don’t think going back could top the past 4 years. Jamie Giannetta — Yes, so I wouldn’t have to get a Job. Douglas Allen — Of course I would do it all again, but with a few small changes. Maria Caracuel — Yes — I don’t think I would have been so introverted. Michael Heffernan — Hell yeah! I’m a glutton for punishment! Kathy Zakar Abeidna Sid Ahmed Management James S. Andes II Economics Douglas Allen Computer Science “Anyone can do anything if they hold the right cards, so deal me another hand, Lord, ’cause this one’s very hard.” Peter Townshend, Roger Daltry, John Entwistle, Kenny Jones and Tim Gorman “It all looks fine, to the naked eye; But it, don’t really happen that way at all” The Who 18 Nicholas Athanail Political Science Elena Christina Azan Mangement It is better to look ahead and prepare, than to look back and despair. Anonymous Thanks Mom, Dad, and Andrew. I love you (and Catie too!) Renaud P. Baker International Studies As I’ve gone in my life, I’ve adhered to two basic philosophies: “As you go through life, no matter the goal, Keep your eye on the doughnut and not on the hole.” William S. Baker and “Do what you like, but like what you do.” Winston Churchill 19 Marianne Beltz English Michael Scott Bennett Communications (Self-designed) It’s good to be a young man, And to live the way you please. Yes a young man is the king, Of every kingdom that he sees. We are the music makers, And we are the dreamers of dreams. If at first you don’t succeed, change the rules. Angela Marie Borrillo International Studies Learning is an ornament in prosperity, A refuge in adversity, and A provision in old age. Aristotle 20 Dan W. Boyce Philosophy “When a man has finally reached the point where he does not think he knows it better than others, that is when he has become indifferent to what they have done badly and he is interested only in what they have done right, then peace and affirmation have come to him.” Hegel Thomas Buonomo Management Psychology And then something altogether hideous happened: the thought was forced on me that no matter how really or sensibly or gracefully I might one day learn to live my life, I would always be at best a visitor in a garden of enamel urinals and bedpans, with a sightless wooden dummy-diety standing by in a marked-down rupture truss. Jerome David Salinger Jill M. Buckingham Economics Live all you can; it’s a mistake not to. It doesn’t so much matter what you do in particular, so long as you have had your life ... The right time is any time that one is still lucky to have .. . Live! Henry James 21 Marisa Anna Caiola Psychology Misty morning sun and roses, starlight and summer dew. Spring time breeze and autumn leaves all make me think of you. Patrick Kennelly Thank you Petra, Genevieve, Tracey and Ruth for being the best friends anyone could ask for. We’ve only just begun. Thank you Fox, for being part of my life now. Affectionately, Risa. Joseph Calabrese Chemistry BU- This is the time to remember ’Cause it will not last forever These are the days to hold on to ’Cause we won’t although we want to This is the time Billy Joel Thanks Mom and Dad, Love Joey Edward Elmer James Callahan Computer Science “If you’re in the game you’re going to shed blood; you just can’t be too suburban, but that’s where the fun is.” John Madden Giants-Washington Game 12 07 86 22 Maria Elena Caracuel Romance Language Maria Celano Psychology Theresa Callahan Political Science 23 Paula S. Cherrington Biology Adele Charney Mathematics There are those who let things happen And there are those who watch things happen And then there are those who make things happen F. Scott Fitzgerald Elizabeth Anne Contegni English: Writing If one advances confidently in the direction of his dreams, and endeavors to live the life which he has imagined, he will meet with a success unexpected in common hours. Henry David Thoreau 24 Marlene Hidalgo Cuatt Psychology Chester Cornacchia Political Science Thanks Mom and Dad for all your support love. Carmen, Hillel, Marco, Joe, Sara, Ken, Steve W., SalySally, Stefano F., Nick, Chris R., Alex the Latin Club, Jim “exotica” L.T.D. all Manhattanville friends — you’re the greatest. To Jim Bonar, for helping me to get started. To Howard Hyman, for encouragement, help and friendship. “It is never any good dwelling on good-byes. It is not the being together that it prolongs; it is the parting.” Elizabeth Asquith Bibes “Far and away the best prize that life offers is the chance to work hard at work worth doing.” Theodore Roosevelt Colleen M. Crilly Political Science - 25 Audrey Elizabeth Cummings International Studies To all of you, I will miss you very much. Thanks for the good times: Trish, Jim, Ed, Sue-Ellen, Michelle, Timmy, Colleen, and Sue. I’ll always remember you. Kinga Fred R. Curcio Biology Kinga Agnes Czirjak Management Marketing S. 26 Jane D’Amato Environmental Studies You (Yes, You!) NEED to know JESUS CHRIST as your personal LORD and SAVIOR. “Seek the LORD while he may be found; call on him while he is near. Let the wicked forsake his way and the evil man his thoughts. Let him turn to the Lord, and he will have mercy on him, and to our God for he will freely pardon. ‘For my thoughts are not your thoughts, neither are your ways my ways,’ declares the Lord.” ISAIAH 55:6-8 W: Jennifer A. Daly Computer Science Rachel Danish English Insist on yourself; never imitate Emerson 27 Diane DePalo Chemistry It ain’t over ’til it’s over! Yogi Berra Thank you Mom and Dad! Donna Diegel English The past and the present wilt — I have filled them, emptied them, And proceed to fill my next fold of the future. Walt Whitman “Can you see in your mind’s eye, That we are one, We’re all the same, And life is just a simple game?” Moody Blues Annie Dolan Environmental Studies 28 Carolyn Farina Music Allison L. Faber Management Adebayo O. Fale Computer Science “One who sees but perceives only what one wants to see is blind. One who hears but listens only to what one wants to hear is deaf. One who knows without seeing or hearing is disillusioned. Only by Interaction with the environment do we gain true sight and true perception.” 29 Sheila Finn Art: Graphic design time it was and what a time it was a time of innocence, a time of confidences long ago ... I have a photograph preserve your memories, they’re all that’s left you Paul Simon “You go at it to win, and you do so with as much style and grace you can muster” Bill Veeck “All we are saying is: ‘GIVE PEACE A CHANCE’ ” John Lennon “Someday we’ll look back on this And it will all seem funny” Bruce Springsteen Mom, Dad . .. The last “one” is done! Thanks for everything Lisa Fiorenza Management: Finance I want to thank all my friends who helped me through the bad times and put up with me through the wild times. I especially want to thank the roommates, Angela, Carol, and Carrie. Good luck and lots of love to all of you. Mom, Dad, and Larry — THANKS! for your love, support, and encouragement. Jon Flanagan Management 30 % Michael C. Florio Computer Science Julia Frasco Political Science Stephen A. Fossati Art 31 % Jimena Gracia-Calderon Economics “No dejes para manana lo que puedas hacer hoy” Milena Frieden Political Science Confidence in yourself and faith in God make anything possible. Many, many thanks to my Mom and Dad who have always been there for me and supported me. Yuka Fujiwara Art 32 Carol Guarino Management “Kiss me good-bye when I’m on my own, but you know I’d rather be home” Dep. Mode Much love and thanks to all my friends, especially Mom, Dad and Mario. (Karen — always remember the good times!) Rami Ghrewati Environmental Science Do not worry over something you have no knowledge about. The truth has come and fa lsehood vanished; falsehood is so perishable. Good deeds remove evil deeds, because man never tires of appealing for good. Everytime mankind starts a fire for war, God snuffs it out. To all my friends, may your dreams come true. Yours truly, Rami Jaime A. Giannetta Political Science To Mom and Dad — For all your guidance and support, all my love and appreciation — Jaime To LIZZ, RENAUD, and, of course, MICHAEL — For always being there when I needed you — All my love, Jaime 33 Karen M. Haigh Management There are special poems and special songs, but none come close to the special people around me. Love and thanx especially to my family, Rob and his family, Carol, and all my friends. Ian Harac English: Writing “He Travels the Fastest who Travels Alone” Kipling DeMille Halliburton Mathematics mam 34 George A. Hochschwender, Jr. Studio Art: Photography “We can’t play this game anymore But can we still be friends Things just can’t go on like before But can we still be friends We had something to learn Now it’s time for the wheel to turn Trains of sand, one by one Before you know it, all gone.” Todd Rundaren Hermit of Mink Hollow Michael P. Heffernan Business Management Carol Ellen Hestad Spanish Keep your dreams high and expectations low and know you have a long way to go. Don’t expect perfection, but strive for it. True friends are forever; I love you D G. Thanks Mom! 35 President Savage’s senior class get- together, held at the President’s cottage early in September, gave seniors the ideal opportunity to meet and speak with the President herself, as well as with fellow students and faculty. Manhattanville College may be a small college, however, it was a pleasant surprise to see students that you thought had graduated last year were actually in your own class. The cheerful atmosphere of seniors discussing their thesis topics and future plans was enhanced by drinks and h’ors d’oeuvres. The senior class gathering was definitely a successful way to begin the 1986-87 academic year. Milena Frieden From the sounds of hushed voices, clinking glasses and popping champagne bottles, which were drifting out of the West Room, it was as if we were walking into some elegant, presidential reception. As we entered, lo and behold, there be¬ fore us was the senior class, and friends, enjoying an elegant Sunday brunch. The West Room was wonderfully set up and brilliantly lit by a late-morning sun blazing through the French doors. Everyone was dressed accordingly and looked respec¬ tively handsome. In the middle of the room was a long table with a food spread which included fresh rolls, flaky crois¬ sants, jellies, cheeses, eggs benedict and quiche lorraine. It was a sight to see. While we ate and enjoyed each other’s presence, some of our classmates shared their special talents. Andrea Sgarlato, a scholar-music major, played a wonderful repretoire on the piano that complement¬ ed the mood of the event. With great pride we listened and enjoyed her music, which stirred a string of reflections on the past four years. We’ve come a long way. Three cheers to Heidi Machado, Senior Class President, and her senior class com¬ mittee for a job well done, over and above the call of duty. It was s special day for a special class. Dina Sicilano t | Si _I_ Glen Hyman Political Science Charlotte Johnson Management “You can do it as long as you don’t give up.” Gregory Johnson Management 38 Melanie Carina Johnson Management “Remember Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers? She did everything he did — and backwards.” Success ... “To laugh often and much ... to win the respect of intelligent people . . . and the affection of children ... to learn the appreciation of honest critics and endure the betrayal of false friends ... to appreciate beauty, to find the best in others; to leave the world a bit better whether by a healthy child, a garden patch, or a redeemed social condition; to know even one life breathed easier — this is to have success.” Ralph Waldo Emerson Lois Eileen Johnston Computer Science 39 Lauren J. Kachelriess Political Science Avril M. S. Jupp Mathematics To accomplish great things, we must not only act, but also dream; not only plan, but also believe. Anatole France Patricia C. Kane Management 40 Fumio Kaneko Asian Studies Political Science John E. Keegan Economics Kelly A. Keenan Biology 41 Arlene Kempf Art Robert P. Konopka, Jr. Economics Frederick E. Koehle Economcs: Finance 42 Mary L. Krayeske Economics “Our memories of yesterday will last a lifetime We’ll take the best, forget the rest And someday we’ll find: These are the Best of Times Lenora Krumenacker Political Science Styx Andrea Ann LaBruna English Literature: American Literature “From your parents you learn love and laughter and how to put one foot before the other. But when books are opened you discover that you have wings.” Helen Hayes Mom, Dad, Maria, Paula and Annette — I love you. To my friends, thanks for the years. To Thomas Edward, my best friend, words can not express . . . 43 Marcelle M. Larobina Economics Renee L. LaMarre Political Science Maria J. LaPadula Psychology 44 Lisa Ann Licari Psychology Days turn to minutes And minutes to memories Life sweeps away the dreams That we have planned You are young and you are the future Tough it out and be the best you can. John C. Mellencamp Elizabeth A. Lee Management Be glad that U are free, free to change your mind Free to go most anywhere anytime Be glad that U are free, there’s many a man who’s not Be glad for what U had, what you’ve got. Prince Jacqueline A. Leone Music 45 Robert Frost Julia R. Long Self-designed I chose the road less traveled by And that has made all the difference. Mary Jane MacGuire International Studies “Shall I teach you what knowledge is? When you know a thing, to recognize that you know it, and when you do not know a thing, to recognize that you do not know it. That is knowledge.” - . The Analects of Confucius Lawrence J. Littler Political Science 46 Heidi Machado Philosophy Vera Maltsev Chemistry “What I carry in my heart brings us so close or so far apart only love can make love.” Peter Gabriel Ellen A. Maier 7 Art 47 Mila J. Maskovsky Psychology Look around, my brother — there’s a world at your command. You’d realize it, if you’d only lift your head up from your hands. Sail away from your troubles — you’re as free as a bird up in the sky — paradise is waiting in your mind. A. Fraser Dolores Marinelli Mathematics “Remember yesterday with pride, Live today with enthusiasm and Look to tomorrow with confidence.” Anonymous Farhan Masani Biology Forgive me for dreaming, I did not know I looked for the future in the past — and the time went rather fast Forgive me for dreaming, I did not know. 48 “I’ll do it later.” Laura A. McCaffrey Computer Science Mary Theresa Matthews Management: Finance Memories may be beautiful and yet, what’s too painful to remember we simply choose to forget, so it’s the laughter we will remember whenever we remember the way we were. B. Streisand John Edward McArthur Mathematics Life is a game. How well you do in life depends on how well you understand the rules. Thanks Mom and Dad, Love Jack 49 James A. McTague, Jr. Management Andrea Moletteri Political Science Diane E. Medford Management “Make the dream into a reality” Thanks Mom and Dad for making it happen If a man does not keep peace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music he hears, however measured or far away. Henry D. Thoreau 50 Valerie Morrison Art ' M BZ-TV Molly M. Neill Psychology “Success is taking time ... to reflect on where I’ve been, to enjoy who I am, to look forward to all I am becoming.” Dorothy Colgan W ' ! Louise S. Nkomo Political Science 51 Gerard P. Nolan Management Andrea May Nole Psychology “ . . . Time is a river Rolling into nowhere We must live while we can And we’ll drink our cup of laughter ...” Steve Winwood “The Finer Things” ■ - ■ Carrie Frances O’Connor Business Management “And tomorrow we might not be together I’m no prophet, I don’t know nature’s ways. So I’ll try and see into your eyes right now And stay right here, because these are the good old days.” Thanx M D Carly Simon 52 Lynne J. O’Neill Art: Drawing “One of life’s most fulfilling moments occurs in that split second when the familiar is suddenly transformed into the dazzling aura of the new.” Edward B. Lindaman W Ikko Okamoto Psychology Papa and Mama, kyou made hontouni iroiro arigatou gozaimashita. Kokoro kara kansha itashimasu. Ani and Koro, Ikko yattayo! Osewani natta minasama, M’ville de sugoshita hibi wa keshite wasuremasen. Kokoro kara “arigatou.” Ai to magokoro o komete, Ikko Anne M. Olivieri Psychology Do not follow where the path may lead. Go, instead, where there is no path and leave a trail. Anonymous 53 Beer Nights —— , , ' FI II . 1 . v!. H] .■KL. k 1 : j «. I ' y r. m ' iIIPp jF 0pfJ r. X EL jA ij V ' TJf m -JBri t w IS wp iBp® 1 4pK% t j4 ■i . M 1 ip Imfji ■1 1 y 1 l« iWvr. •SB] ? itf “Trust in your calling, make sure your calling is true” R.E.M., “I Believe” Michael S. Padial Biology Andrea J. Pevney Biology Kimberly Ann Pfaff English 56 Paula A. Puleo Mathematics More persons, on the whole are humbugged by believing in nothing, than by believing too much. P.T. Barnum James C. Ram Management Meryl E. Quickmire Art I’d like to thank my family for all their sacrifice that I may graduate, Lou Trakis for his guidance and continuous support and all my friends for being there when I needed them the most. Special Thanks to Mel, for his love and patience. I love you forever! When all is said and done, you have only yourself to fall back on 57 Elizabeth Y. Rubin Psychology “God, grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change and courage to change the things I can, and wisdom to know the difference.” Unknown Betty-Ann O. Robustelli Psychology Gloriana Rojas Economics: Finance No dejes para mahana, lo que puedas hacer hoy 58 Mary Lee Santoro Biology Enthusiasm is the greatest asset in the world. It bears money, power, and influence. Henry Chester Susan M. Ryan Political Science Patrick M. Sabia III Biology Religion “ .. . learning does not consist only of knowing what we must or we can do, but also of knowing what we could do and perhaps should not do.” Umberto Eco, The Name of the Rose 59 Christina Sanz Biology Margit T. Schmid Management Michael S. Schober History Management 60 Ricardo Solomon Segreda Religion Your black hearts can make you money So you hide them when you’re able In the land of milk and honey You must put them on the table Walter Becker and Donald Fagen Darcy A. Schultz Computer Science Andrea Marie Sgarlato Music Management 61 Joann Shields Psychology “Remember when you were young, you shined like the sun, shine on you crazy Diamond.” Wish you were here. All my love to family and friends. Thanks for all the support. Natsuko Shiomi Spanish: Culture and History Laura Shuran Unforgettable — two years in Seisen in Japan and two years in M’ville. Good memories! right? You know? I can’t live without N.Y.C. Thanks to Prof. Portilla. I loved your classes. Thanks to Mrs. Lewis. I love my family. Bye friends and M’ville. “These days lead you to happiness.” 62 Dina Siciliano English: American L iterature “How glorious it is — and also how painful — to be an exception.” Alfred DeMusset “Loyalty to petrified opinion never yet broke a chain or freed a human soul.” Mark Twain Helaine Ann Smith Biology “Imagination has always had powers of resurrection that no science can match.” Ingrid Bengis Meryl L. Smith Biology Since we consciously relate the past with the future, we are capable of representing our goals to ourselves, to aspire to fulfill them, to test them in imagination, and to plan our steps with a purpose . . . and to my parents — Love and Gratitude for your love, support and encouragement. 63 Ronalda N. Smith Economics: Finance “Get it done early!” ■fe Marianne Spina Psychology Christine Sposato Management Manhattanville ... a place to grow up, to make lasting friendships; to laugh and to cry; to sing and dance and hang out with friends; to find yourself and be yourself; to live and learn and to love; we became who we are here and now we leave trying to make the most of what we’ve become ... Manhattanville. 64 Bradford L. Sterling Management Robert S. Stanley Management We know it’s all a passing phase We light our lamps for atmosphere And hang our hopes on chandeliers We’re going wrong, we’re gaining weight We’re sleeping long and far too late And so it’s time to change our ways But I loved these days Billy Joel Elizabeth L. Squires English 65 William A. Stouges Management Jen Madelane Strachan Political Science Seel lemm duib; dordaid dum, Snigid gaim, ro-faith sam; ro-gab uacht etti en, aigre re; e mo seel, Tibid grian dar each tir, Dedlaid lim lri sin sal. — Seel Lemm Duib Sucas Thank you, especially to Helen and Bill. Maria M. Storer Art 66 Janet R. Tesoriero Management Cynthia J. Swift Economics Theodore Taylor Business Management “You don’t know until you make the order” 67 Michelle Anne Titanic American Studies The soothing sanity and blitheness of completion, The pomp and hurried contest — glare and rush are done; Now triumph! transformation! jubilate! Walt Whitman An Ended Day Cheryl J. Valois English: Writing — And he asked why I was leaving. — And I said, “I’m not leaving, I’m going on, continuing. — Because if I stay, I’ll stop going on.” — And he said, “I hope you know what you’re doing.” — And I said, “I don’t have any choice in the matter.” — And he said, “Well, I wish you the best of luck.” Anonymous 68 Stephen G. Vieceli International Studies: Western Europe Lac Vuong Computer Science Especially to my family, foster family, professors, and friends, Thank you for all your helps, supports, and encouragements. Without you, ambition would have played a lonely part and might not have a chance. I am forever indebted to you. My best wishes always, Lac Vuong Gina Ann Vuolo Political Science 69 Burnett M. Wallace Art Darina L. Walsh History Donna A. Walsh Economics We are always what our situations hand us. Either sadness or euphoria. Billy Joel 70 M Michaela Marie Walsh Sociology . JJ . ' Rosemary R. Walsh Management Maryjean F. Watson m Art 71 Wanda M. Wheeler Self-designed Valantina Welch Whitlock International Studies Julie A. Witherel Art: Graphic Design Knowledge comes but wisdom lingers Tennyson k. k 72 Kathryn L. Zakar Art History Always remember, people, like uncut diamonds, have shining qualities beneath the rough exterior. I’ll miss you all!!!! Paula Marie Zilka Computer Science Jeanne S. Dupuch Management In the arena of your mind the games you can play are limitless. Equus 73 — The Pub Douglas Allen Question: How have you changed the most since freshman year? — I have finally learned (almost) to balance my school self and my party self so that they don’t usually interfere with each other. Andrea Nole — When I came I was dead in my sins, now I am alive in Jesus Christ. Jane D’Amato — My Hair! My Hair! My Clothes! Michael Heffernan — I’ve gotten older. Edward E. Callahan Question: What is your greatest memory at Manhattanville? — Junior year: The summer I spent on campus when I accepted Jesus Christ as my personal Lord and Savior. Jane D’Amato — I can’t narrow it down to just one. Andrea Nole — I could never pick just one; these years have been the best. I have so many wonderful memories of the time I spent with the wonderful people I am lucky enough to call my friends: Caela, KK, AL, Kristen, Mary K., Liz and Mary M. Susan Ryan Question: What is your advise to incoming freshmen? — Buy a case of Molsen because they wil need it. Edward E. Callahan — Find an activity you like on campus and make it yours. Michael S. Bennett — Self-discipline, self-respect, and a little selfishness are important. Lizz Squires — Enjoy Robert Stanley — These are the best years and the best friends you will ever have. Take advantage of them and, most importantly, appreciate them. Susan Ryan fMfaatti . _ 77 Orientation 1986 On August 29, 1986, over 250 freshmen unpacked tons of personal possessions in front of Spellman Hall, which rapidly be¬ came their new home. The first week of freshman year is interesting and exciting, but can also be frightening for it is the first time away from home for many of the stu¬ dents. Whether they come from the sur¬ rounding tri-state area or another country, they have to adapt to new surrounding, make new friends, and start classes. Orientation provides the freshmen with everything from fun and enjoyable events, which puts them at ease and makes them feel that they are a part of this close com¬ munity, to vital information they need to survive the trials and tribulations here at the ’Ville. This year’s events included the RA SA Show, Playfair, the Beach Party, the Faculty Jazz Brunch, the Delta House Par¬ ty, and the SA Olympics. There were also speeches meetings and Preceptorial group meetings. None of this would have been possible without the time, effort, and talent of the six-member Orientation Board and the upperclassmen, many of whom had been freshmen just last year, who organized and planned Orientation ’86. As time goes by, the freshmen encounter numerous ob¬ stacles. They meet these challenges and go on to become the welcoming committee for the future freshmen. Christina Vassilas jm k gabf ft jHL : f ■ML ' ■ ' ' • •• ••• t 1 , xA : f i i : +• 1 •. 1 y Dorm Life Dorm life at Manhattanville is an important part of the total college experience. Primarily, the dorms are our second homes. Each dorm is our “home away from home.” The people who live next door and down the hall are not merely our neighbors; they are our family. Some of them are our best friends. The dorm residents are the people with whom we study and work. They are our constant companions. Common activities include shopping, decorating, confiding, and socializing with each other. Our roommates, suitemates, and bathmates are essential for our survival during the college years. It is together that we survive Flik, dance until dawn, and get through all of the other “crisis” of college life. Dorm life, in all of its insanity and seriousness, provides a common link between the students. We develop strong bonds with each other which help us through thick and thin. There is a special bond created which will ensure that our memories of Dammann, Founders, Spellman, and Tenney will last for many years after graduation. Christina Vassilas 71 1 i j |k . -Hfe ; i Tw M Fas j E J m BIB jlll WSm Last-minute cramming for that exam, pulling an all-nighter for that term paper, and trudging across the quad at 9:15 AM for that required course are all part of the academic life here at Manhattanville. Those closer to their studies tend to frequent the library and take advantage of its stored information. The students’ faculty advisors help them to plot out a course of study for the upcoming semesters, as well as provide guidance in choosing a major and possible career. Of course, the Portfolio system ensures that Manhattanville’s five areas of discipline are fulfilled, in addition to helping the students organize their academic life at the ’Ville. Genevieve M. Lopez Interact Academics INTERACT (Internships for Action, Community and Training) provides an opportunity for a few specially selected Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors to receive payment for internships related to their career goals in non-profit organizations. As an integral part of Manhattanville’s mission of service to society, INTERACT serves both the community and the students in several ways. — students provide valuable assistance to non-profit organizations — students develop career-related professional skills and develop a commitment to community service. — students earn 3 academic credits — helps students offset some of their college expenses. Students will be selected on a merit basis for this program. To be considered for the INTERACT, a student must: — be a Sophomore, Junior or Senior with a grade point average of 3.2 or above — receive the recommendation of a faculty member — be able to work from 10 to 20 hours per week — be able to arrange course credit with a faculty sponsor. , ' Vi.♦« • J _ . ; : : : : T te ;; � ; • . „v,v r . .• j;: ; . ' .: •.: : : Hiffriff iycMWmmm -__ Study Abroad Studying abroad is one of the most rewarding endeavors a student can experience. Whether it is in England, France, Italy, Spain, or Austria, exposure to a foreign culture always presents a new challenge. Manhattanville offers students the opportunity to study in virtually any country imaginable. It is important to realize that studying abroad is not merely being exposed to new academic surroundings. Actually, the learning experience only begins in the classroom. Afternoon tea, lunch at a sidewalk cafe, and a walk along the Champs Elysee, are only a few ways in which people of various cultures relax and meet people. Living among people from another country is the best way to learn about and understand their culture. Milena Frieden m pi ■B r 1 .., 3 sJ ' i f ' I I. Nmt ni rhi ht 25. I 86 ab 20 00 Uhr 0m© Vp nty.. Nt 9a tifMpsPyf , ■ MMa? ' atm du A s� rtJ iAm a rti r � 0Sk tO ( t QSzCjti;, « Alt I East Room Parties Many Manhattanville students and their friends can be found every other Saturday night in the East Room at the parties spon¬ sored by the Student Programming Board. These parties provide an opportunity for the students to dance and spend some relaxing time talking to their friends. East Room parties must be inventive to have successful tur¬ nouts. SPB coordinates each of the parties around a different theme. Some past themes have included Club ’Ville and Studio ’Ville. The decorations are always appropriate to the respective theme. SPB also tries to get well-known disc jockeys and bands to play at these parties. The live entertainment is frequently en¬ hanced by smoke and bubbles, which fill the East Room. The East Room parties provide on-campus relaxation and good- natured fun and enjoyment for those who attend. Christina Vassilas On Oct. 7, 1986, Student Government sponsored a party to officially welcome Joe Tolliver and Eileen Mullady. Faculty, administration and students joined for ice cream, cake and refreshments. The highlight of the evening occurred when a clown arrived to entertain the new Deans. Laughter, excitement and anticipation filled the West Room as we celebrated this special occasion. Liz Rubin Student Gov’t President WELCOME! FLIK REDECO¬ RATES First semester we ate our meals listening to the hum of rotary saws and ham¬ mers, as the cafeteria un¬ derwent a face-lift. Fin¬ ished in time for the start of second semester, the renovations do greatly im¬ prove the appearance of the caf. IT HAPPENED THIS YEAR ALSO IN THE CAF — Another addition to the cafeteria this year was John Gorski, dressed in blue and wearing a “special secu¬ rity” badge. Known to all as “the Traypolice,” he crosses from one end of the caf to another seeking out those who leave their trays un-bussed. VISITORS TO OUR CAMPUS Dr. Ross Gandy, professor, author, came to Manhat- tanville to talk about Marxism and Marxist govern¬ ments. He dealt more specifically with the govern¬ ments of Mexico and Centra America. Dr. Gandy was one of several guest lecturers who was invited to Man- hattanville. Other guest speakers of the past year in¬ clude Carlos Manuel Rojas, who discussed Costa Ri¬ ca’s foreign policy with its Central American neigh¬ bors, and Dr. Joshua Nkomo. Dr. Nkomo was a member of Zimbabwe’s Parliament, and he spoke as part of an effort to bring consciousness to students about the conflict in South Africa. REALLY QUITTING, OR JUST FOR THE DAY? Once again it was time for the Great American Smoke-Out, and once again Manhattanville students eagerly participat¬ ed. Some put their butts aside for 24 hours, but many students this year decided to “kick the habit” once and for all. NOW YOU DON’T HAVE TO TRAVEL EAR TO SEE SOME GREAT SHOWS Beginning this past fall the Manhattanville library offered a new service to the students: video rental. Students could either sit in the library to see a popular movie, or take a movie out overnight for viewing. THE EMERGENCE OF THE UNDER¬ GROUND Many students this past fall were surprised to have a stapled pile of papers handed to them as they sat in classrooms or walked down the hall. Upon closer examination the bundle proved to be the first issue of Scopein (mean¬ ing “to see”), Manhattanville’s first under¬ ground newspaper. The reaction to Scopein was either very positive, very negative, or a mixture of both. Whatever the reaction, what is important is that no one who read the paper was not stirred to some emotion. The paper was printed in order to inform the students of “what was really going on.” Future issues? We will see. TWO NEW FACES: SOON TO BE FAMILIAR TO ALL Joining the administrative staff of Manhattan¬ ville this past year were Deans Joseph Tolliver and Eileen Mullady. The new deans, of stu¬ dents and studies, were enthusiastically wel¬ comed by both students and faculty. Tolliver and Mullady soon became actively involved in the life of the campus. Welcome aboard! METS FEVER QUICKLY FOLLOWED BY CHEERS FOR THE GIANTS N.Y. sports fans could not have been happier this year as the Mets first picked up the pen¬ nant and then went on to win the World Series. A short two months later the Giants were victorious at the Superbowl. Manhattanville fans raed through the dorms celebrating their teams’ victories. • ' ■ October 31, 1986 was not just an ordinary Halloween night filled with spooks and trick-or-treating; it was an evening filled with dancing and romance. It was the night of the Fall Formal. SPB appropriately adorned the castle with cobwebs, and mimes and magicians and a fire juggler entertained those watching. Live music was provided in the French Parlor by Joe d’Elia and the All Stars, and for those who enjoy more popular tunes, there was a D.J. in the West Room. Fashions ranged from the traditional tuxedo and gown to green face and vampires, keeping with the Halloween spirit. No matter what people wore, whether they came to dance or just to enjoy an evening out with friends, those present must certainly agree that this year’s Fall Formal was quite a success. Genevieve M. Lopez I The Library In all the years you attend Manhattanville, you will, at least once, enter those glass doors and find yourself surrounded by books. They are everywhere; they are in the library. Each student views the library differently. Some feel that it is a foreign place that they are required to enter once. Others make the library their home. I don’t know how many times people have gone into the library, found a comfortable chair, worked, dozed, then worked again. The library is a place that allows you to study, as well as meet new and old friends. Some go to the library to get away from their friends so as to study for a big exam or to write a term paper. Others go there in order to relax. It is within this six-stacked building that wonderful as well as sad stories are passed among friends. The library is a part of Manhattanville, and should not go unnoticed. Marisa A. Caiola The Pool Swimming is said to be one of the healthiest ways to keep fit. Manhattanville students have taken this point to heart and have proven their loyalty towards this exercise by frequently dipping their bodies into the cool swimming pool in the Kennedy Gym, a 25-meter construction divided into 6 lanes. It is a pool both for those who simply come to relax while paddling to and fro, and for the more serious participants who glide through the water lap after lap. Whatever the motives, whatever the reasons, whether to have fun or to stay in shape, the lifeguards are alert, and the pool remains a favorite on-campus hangout. Margit Schmid A Place to Unwind Walk in any time during the week and you’ll see the same thing: students working hard to stay in top physical shape. Over the years, the Manhattanville weightroom has been more than just a place with Nautilus equipment. As students who work hard and play hard, we take pride in our health and fitness. The weightroom continues to serve as a place where we can socialize with others and relieve our anxieties over theses and portfolios. In our continued efforts to find academic and personal excellence, the weightroom has disciplined us to meet success with good, physical health. Elizabeth A. Contegni ■I T l ! ___ New York City New York City is a complement to the Manhattanville Community. One of the most renowned cities in the world, it inevitably offers a variety of culture, entertainment, and education. The diverse culture in the City is emphasized by small communities of different nationalities. Each sector, from Chinese to Italian, offers a taste of its traditional heritage. Entertainment is unlimited — from fine dining in a midtown Manhattan restaurant, to a pub lunch in the heart of Greenwich Village. The variety of plays, ballets, and concerts provides entertainment to suit all desires. The United Nations, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, along with exhibitions held year round, are all educational attractions for groups of students as well as the individual. After traveling, seeing different places, and meeting new people, one realizes why New York City is looked upon as an extremely influential part of the world. It is important to appreciate the City while being so close to it, and most of all, to take advantage of everything it has to offer. Milena Frieden i ' • • •• iv- £ “The fact that you are here means you’ve been convoked. Surprised? Concerned? Well, don’t be — all that action represents is the definition of convocation . . . simply stated, ‘called together to a meeting.’ So, let the meeting begin.” With those words, President Marcia Savage officially began the 1986-87 academic year at the Convocation ceremony held Sept. 10. Fittingly, President Savage ended the Fall semester with another gathering, another celebration. This time the “meeting” was held, not in the chapel, but at the President’s cottage, which was appropriately decorated for a Christmas celebration. Students, faculty and administration gathered to discuss the events of the semester and their plans for vacation, as well as the up-coming Spring semester. As Pres. Savage said in her Convocation address, “We are, as individuals, as a nation, as a group, as an academic community, a reflection of what we have been as well as a reflection of the hopes and expectations of who we will become.” Genevieve Lopez ml 8 %4|J s a i; t . ■ It 4 % M W 9 hi 1 L J m:. “ P .19 w 6 .(qytfvyif fllfUTT W IV WHAT’S good PQDvnu Ortyorw TUI. N. M1 � l. UUN th( lul slunk I l Mm ii I li otfl I ml i ntit.it Sift C .. U.Hh the Mo«t Inc ;v ; , Freshmen 1 1 I We new faces at Manhattanville College had a whole new way of life ahead of us. It was, for many of us, our first time away from Mommy and Daddy. In the years to come we will fondly look back on our first load of laundry, all dyed the same shade of pink. Learning to balance the checkbook was a fine art soon acquired. Homecooked meals became a delicacy. Each of us found a new pet — Charlie the Cockroach. None of us will ever forget the infamous preceptorial class, or will we? And how about that first all-nighter trying to learn eighteen chapters of sociology in less than ten hours? But eventually, the hours of study were balanced out by the hours spent partying. All in all, the halls of Spellman will long remember the class of 1990. Donna Williams 100 101 Bhajwan! Bhajwan! v V ' 1 1 m i F _ m.k ... Modern art serves a purpose Yeah I found something, but it’s all mine. Welcome to my parlor said the spider to the fly. — OH, Oh, my sophomore, oh, my sophomore, What are you going to do? The ’Ville is half-way over And your life needs something new Verse 1: In the dormroom lies a student Contemplating Friday night Homework sits there quite forgotten Is Bill Cosby on tonight? REFRAIN Verse 2: Time to think about the next few years What to do and where to go Is it you who’s really changing? Life extends past beer, you know REFRAIN Verse 3: Quit the sculpture and the BASIC § Find a major right away Yes, the Board of Academics Needs your Rationale by May REFRAIN Verse 4: i- What about a trip to Europe? Study someplace quite anew How ’bout Oxford, Rome or Paris? Any place that appeals to you REFRAIN Verse 5: Not a freshman, but a sophomore ’Cause you’ve been here two whole years Now the bank will give you credit For a card to use at Sears REFRAIN Verse 6: Pester all the little freshmen Hear complaints about Precept Be so glad that you’ve got status A room in Founders will be next REFRAIN Ruth M. Brooks MY SOPHOMORE 105 ■■I Always together. Two pieces of compatible college furniture. A complete posable, active figure. Sunglasses not included. The next party? . . . Right now!!! Siamese twins dilemma: one wants to dance, while the other wants to eat. Tower Dictionary: Middle Child Syndrome: joonyer yTr (Junior Year) (1) Not the oldest, but not the youngest — just junior (2) Not old enough to: — drink, but old enough to drive — admit you still sleep with your teddy bear — pick out china patterns or chintz curtains — look upon every person as a prospective spouse (3) Old enough to know: — which fork is for the salad — that coffee actually has regenerative properties — what “regenerative” means — where Career Services is — the name and extension of every administrator — there actually is a man named “Van” (4) Old enough to have: — something in your portfolio — changed majors 6 times — your own bathroom (5) Old enough to: — do experiments — not be one — call Cafe di Ville “Tiffany’s” — graduate from saying “Yeah sure!” to “Well, maybe” (6) Old enough to remember: — the real “pub” — Shubert Alley’s cheesecake — rugby as a sport — not a shirt — when pizza meant “Vinny’s,” not “Benziger’s” — getting letters from home, instead of Campus Mail (7) Old enough to realize that you’re not the “new kid on the block” or the “end of an era,” but rather, the very foundation of Manhattanville traditions Being the middle child is not so bad afterall. Tania McKeone JoyAnn Bonanno 109 Don’t dirty the ‘other’ with food! I knew I’d be famous someday. What do you mean this isn’t the Miss Manhattanville Pageant?! ome people will do anything to be an upperclassman. What do you mean I need an ID??? Let me sleep; its only one o’clock. Are they really going to reopen the pub?!?! i ■ IB 11 mwm A |ji j’l - m ii 1 mShU Marcia Savage President Joseph Tolliver Eileen Mullady Dean of Students Dean of Studies 114 Sr. Ruth Dowd Dean of Special Programs James Skiff Dean of Undergraduate Admissions Catherine Myers Provost ' Sandra Bendetti Administrative Assistant Rosalie Gisolfi Assistant to the Dean Bridget Flynn Housing Manager Linda Abrams Dir. Business Affairs Auxiliary Services 116 Edith Langworth Dir. of Housekeeping B.J. Timmerman, Margaret Gleason, Diane Markert Student Accounts Andre Faup Dir. of Security Paulette E. Remppel Controller 117 Doris McAdam Secretary Jazmin Fernandez Coordinator of Academic Advising Career Services Dale Wang Counselor Dotty Battel Director Louise Zorzo Secretary Dr. Irma Van Dam Dir. of Counseling 118 Helene Karasic Tutor Elizabeth Lewis Coordinator, Academic Resource Center Patricia McCaffrey Dir. Health Center Mary Hall Staff Nurse Dr. Eric Treiber College Physician H.E.O.P. Judith McQuade Director Linda Wolfson Counselor William Long Counselor Elaine Martin Secretary International Services Mary Jane Cowan Academic Coordinator Marilyn Rymniak Dir. of International Pro¬ grams Services Rosmary Petitpas Administrative Assistant Cleo Schlesinger Head of Cross-Cultural Pro¬ grams Sharron Toulouse International Student Advi¬ sor 119 mm Registrar Post Office Robert Powell Denise Carson Sally Paso Willy Santiago Jim Filancia Admissions Back Row: Angie Russo, Nancy Cook, Bar¬ bara Nell, Carol Engelhardt Front Row: Jennifer Brockelman Lynch, Hannah Alt- bush, Nancy Russo, Patty Winter, Claire Ce- gar 120 Jack Kanka Audio-Visual 121 Now, I told you it would attract them like flies! “i” before “e” except after . . . Don’t look at The fun never stops! me like that — I know my shirt clashes with the wall! Dr. Alberta Albrecth Biology Dr. Badrul Bari Physics Mark Baskin Political Science Lawson Bowling History Mathew Broner Art Ellen Brooks Education Alice Browne Dr. James Bryan Biology Economics Eleanor Carr, R.S.C.J. Art History 123 Louise Clark Classics Dr. Mel Comberiati Music Peg Cozzi Education Dr. Everett Delahanty Psychology Dr. Kevin Dougherty Sociology Dr. David Eisenhower Sociology Dr. Marlene Fisher English Elaine Galen Art Dr. Peter Gardella Religion A 124 Dr. Susan Gerrity Psychology Alssandra Hart Italian Ronald Herder Performing Arts Dr. Howard Hyman Politica Science Dr. Mary Ann Joyce Music Dr. Janina Kibort-Chiaroni Art History Dr. Richard Kjetsaa Economics Management Dr. Myrna Klotzkin Chemistry Dr. Gerard Kiernan Math Computer Science Dr. Charles Knower Economics Management Dr. Arnold Koltun Math Computer Science Dr. Carolyn Kunin Sociology Dr. Anthony La Magra Music Dr. Raymond Langley Philosophy Dr. Phyllis Lefton Math Computer Science 125 Dr. Miriam Lewin Psychology Greta Levart Dance Merwin Leven Economics Management m i i ii ' mu James LoMusso Music Dr. Billy Joe Lucas Philosophy Elliot Magaziner Music Dr. Chris Monte Psychology Dr. Joseph Masaryk Chemistry Dr. Diane Monson Political Science 126 Dr. Sheila Morehouse Chemistry Dr. John Murray Sociology George Noonan Economics Management Dr. John Pavlos Chemistry Dr. Marion Perret English Dr. Anthony Piccolo English Dr. Kennieth Pittman Political Science Marta de la Portilla Spanish George Psihountas Computer Science Dr. Claude Roquin French Edward Ryan Economics Management Jacqueline Sareil French Dr. Nancy Schaumburger English Dr. Nico e Schupf Psychology Eleanore Schwartz Education 127 Carole Sherling Math Dr. Abraham Silverman Physics Dr. Suzanne Sunday Psychology A Dr. Mary Lee Thompson Art History Dr. Gerard Thormann History Louis Trakis Art !« m « Karen Tsakos English Ralph Weiss Art Dr. Tatyana Whittaker Russian 128 Dr. Gabriele Wickert German Dr. Kwan Ha Yim Political Science Marcia Zaroff Legal Studies You do realize that you just ruined this story by telling the ending? 129 ag� , wm IMS mKm W KB m mBlm 1 S J ' 1 ||hO| r f ' � ' 4 Wmsm mSm JSSgSl? ii% :Haei lil® pjgjt 131 133 : 8 ® : ; i4: - : ■ fl® • A ' lm y W§im iWi. . -wr v5v 137 mm Color G� py Back Row: Genevieve Lopez, Neil Scannell Second Row: Christina Vassilas, Risa Caiola, Maria Gennarelii Third Row: Liz Contegni, Donna Williams, Milena Frieden, Gia Laspagnoletta, Carrie Slaff Front Row: Chris Clifford Cleveland Martin Sara Labovitz 138 Margit Schmid Special Thanks to Ruth, Joy, Tania, Amie, Deirdre Gabe Genevieve M. Lopez Neil Scannell Elizabeth A. Contegni Marisa Caiola Genevieve and Risa Cleveland Martin Sara Labovitz Maria Gennarelli Carrie Slaff Gia Laspagnoletta Chester Cornacchia Christina Vassilas Donna Williams Milena Frieden Margit Schmid Chris Clifford Editor-in-Chief Associate Editor Creative Writing Editor Copy Editor Business Editors Photographers Staff 630AM WMVL As WMVL enters its ninth year, there lies on the horizon many goals that this year’s staff wishes to accomplish. Probably the most important is a bet¬ ter communication line between the station itself and the listening audience. What is desired is not only for WMVL to be a source of a wide scope of musical entertainment, but also a source of campus news, world news, and events occuring around the tri-state area for the benefit of the Manhattanville community. Other concerns for WMVL this year will be an extensive plan for the increase and improvement of our radio signal so that the entire campus may share in the enjoyment. Also, major renovations will be occuring inside the radio station this year as WMVL wishes to present itself as a professionally- run radio station inside and out. By the time this is read in Tower 1987, we at WMVL hope the work we will have achieved will speak for itself. All it takes is the desire and incentive to make it happen. I feel that this year’s staff has just that, and I am very honored to work with them. I thank you. Scott Harris Kronenberg General Manager Business Manager Director of News Director of Production Secretary Director of Public Relations Director of Music Director of Programming Chief Engineer Scott Harris Kronenberg Tracey M. Allen Eric Berthel Ed Callahan Lisa Castonguay Daniel Doran Lisa Licari Mary Tania McKeone Douglas Proper Back Row: Tracey Allen, Lisa Licari, Lisa Castonguary, Tania McKeone Middle Row: Dan Duran, Doug Proper, Ed Callahan Front Row: Scott Kronenberg Missing: Eric Berthel 140 [TOUCHSTONE] Editor-In-Chief Production Manager Business Manager Typesetting Editor Photo Editor Art Editor News Editor Features Editor Sports Editor Dina Siciliano F. Erik Kaneko Lauren Kachelriess Andy Mazurkie Julie Flansson Sheila Finn Ambrose Wotorson Ellen French Lawrence J. Littler III Staff: Nancy Gould, James Ram, Jen Strachan, Jim Rudinski, Liz Rubin, Milena Frieden, Angela Borrillo, Daryl Mundis, Rick Se- greda, Joe Youngs 9 w W 1 9F ' S j T l i I lack Row: Dina Siciliano, Sheila Finn, Renee LaMarre, Erik Kaneko, Chris Clifford M.ddle Row. El en Yench, Larry Littler, Christina Vassilas, Amy Bonser, Lauren Kachelriess Front Row: Angela Borrillo, Jancy Gould, Nei Scannell, Thomas Morton, Mary Jean Watson Student Government President VP Student Affairs VP Finance Humanities Rep Senior Class President Secretary Commuter Rep VP Academic Affairs Fine Arts Rep Judicial Chairperson Public Relations Liz Rubin Rory Valas Rob Zdrojeski Dan Boyce Heidi Machado Carolyn Kelley Warren Schiele Caesar Butura Sheila Finn Kerry Flanagan Clarence Caviness Back Row: Gia Laspagnoletta, Jeff Nugent, Rory Valas, Danielle Salidino Middle Row: Rob Zdrojeski, Caesar Butura, Steve Barbanell, David Fenster, Robin Hall, James Rudinski Front Row: Gary Lam (advisor), Heidi Machado, Liz Rubin, Paula Puleo, Jen Strachan Student Programming Board SPB is a group of students dedicated to providing events on and off campus throughout the year. SPB is broken down into seven committees: Social, Recreational, Cultural, Publicity, Films, Clubs and Lecture, each of which is headed by a chairperson. In addition, the Financial Secretary is re¬ sponsible for bookkeeping and min¬ utes, and the SPB Chairperson runs weekly meetings and oversees the or¬ ganization. Highlights of this year were white-water rafting, the formals, the Roommate and Dating Games, Broad¬ way and off-Broadway shows, museum trips, popular films, East Room parties, informative lectures, the Monkees con¬ cert, Madcap Mondays, and an exciting Mets’ double-header! Melanie Johnson Mary Lee Santoro SPB Chairperson Films Chairperson Lecture Chairperson Cultural Chairperson: Fall Spring Recreation Chairperson Publicity Co-Chairpeople Social Chairperson Clubs Coordinator Financial Secretary: Fall Spring Mary Lee Santoro Carla Williams Alfredo Custodio Sean Joyce Iovona Kolusic MaryAnne Walker Sasha Butler Mary Lapadula Melanie Johnson Renaud Baker Denise O’Dea Len Shokum Back Row: Len Shokum, Alfredo Custodio, Melanie Johnson, Renaud Baker, Sean Joyce, Mary Lee Santoro Middle Row: Sasha Butler, Carla Williams, Louis Bono, Mary Lapadula, Iovona Kolusic Front Row: Gary Lam (Advisor) Missing: MaryAnne Walker, Denise O Dea Orientation Board Molly Neill Renaud P. Baker Melanie Johnson Mila Maskovsky Mary Lee Santoro Amy Bonser Chairperson Enrollment Coordinator Faculty Coordinator Co-curricular Coordinator Student Advisor Coordinator Parent’s Program Coordinator Back Row: Amy Bonser, Melanie Johnson, Mary Lee Santoro Front Row: Mila Maskovsky, Molly Neill, Renaud Baker —m i ■ m Back Row: Elizabeth Gillis, Lisa Castonguay, Joseph Arcuri, Christina Vassilas, Deb Cleary, Debbie Leipziger, Meryl Smith, Rachel Danish, Sean Joyce, Genevieve Lopez Middle Row: Meredith Van Pelt, Ann Oroszlany, Mary Lou Sutton, Gail Palmer, Jon Cronin, Eric Berthel, Mary Anne Walker, Tina Bilyeu, Richard Peters Front Row: Jaime Giannette, Nanci Blaisdell, Dara Griffiths, Christina Manos, Kathy Flannery, Donna Lee, Rosemary Walsh, Lori Scola Missing: Christine Bavetta, Sheila Finn, Vanessa Koluman, Scott Kronenberg, Christina Levey, Shelly Ann Lewis, Gloriana Rojas, Gina Vuolo Peer Advisors Back Row: Amy Bonser, Donna Lee, Meredith Van Pelt, Sean Joyce, Rachel Danish, Eric Berthel, Jaime Giannetta Front Row: Molly Neill, Rosemary Walsh, Ann Oroszlany, Debbie Leipziger, Melanie Johnson, Mary Anne Walker ill Tour Guides Back Row: Meryl Smith, JoAnne Piom- bino, Donna Lee, Tania McKeone Sec¬ ond Row: Sean Joyce, Christian Day, Darin Prill, Eric Berthel Third Row: Cheryl Valois, Nora Oroszlany, Carolyn Best, Lisa Galione, Mary Cambo Front Row: Donna Diegel, Adele Charney, Do¬ lores Marinelli, Helaine Smith, Kelly Gal¬ lagher Missing: Nanci Blaisdell, Debbie Leipzeiger, Meredith VanPelt, Carla Wil¬ liams, Danielle Saladino, Chris Ringue, Geraldine Beatty Core Crew Back Row: Dolores Marinelli, Donna Lee Middle Row: Adele Charney, Helaine Smith Front Row: Tania McKeone, Cheryl Valois Missing: Dave Skolnic, El¬ len French, Daryl Mundis 146 Resident Assistants Founders Back Row: Janet Tesoriero Front Row: Cheryl Vaolis, Elena Azan Missing: Ge¬ rard Nolan, Anthony Panno, Bill Stouges Spellman Back Row: Kathy Ceasare (Hall Direc¬ tor), Donna Marie Matuszak (Hall Direc¬ tor), Carissa Kostecki, Allison Faber Front Row: Mary Garcia, Danny O’Don¬ nell, JoyAnn Bonanno, Tania McKeone Missing: Daryl Mundis Dammann Tenney Back Row: Carmen Rodriguez, Dan Boyce, Donna Diegel Front Row: Diane DePalo, Frankie Morales Missing: Kathy Zakar 147 Back Row: Brad Sterling (Vice President), Bill Kim, Jim Rudinski (Treasurer-Spring), Rodger Stevens Front Row: Kathy Flannery (President), Cindy Swift (Treasurer-Fall), Ronalda Smith (Secretary) Economics Management Students are provided with greater in¬ volvement in business-related issues and activities than possible within the class¬ room. Members discuss current economic issues and problems. The Eco Mgt Club’s purpose is to close the gap between aca¬ demics and action, between theory and reality. Philosophy The Philosophy Club provides a forum through which students who wish to ex¬ pand on classroom and social learning can do so with their peers. In conjunction with the Philosophy department and other de¬ partments and clubs, the Philosophy Club sponsors several visiting philosophers each semester who lecture on topics rang¬ ing from mathematical truth to Marxism to bioethics. The club also sponsors student debates on philosophy-grounded issues. At the least, the Philosophy Club provides the Manhattanville community exposure to different ways of thinking. At the most, it causes people to think. Back Row: Genevieve Lopez, Dan Boyce, Esther Gonzalez, Carmen Rodriguez Front Row: Pascale Murphy, Jennifer Riordan Missing: Heidi Machado, John Makowski, Scott Kronenberg, Mia Ruscetta, Elizabeth Arm¬ strong, Cathy Fitzmaurice, Jenice Malecki, Drew Ackerman 148 re-Law Society Jaime Giannetta, Lizz Squires (Treasurer), Mike Otten, Nick Athanail (Vice President), Chester Cornacchia (President), Meredith Van Pelt (Secretary), Christina Vassilas, Genevieve Lopez Missing; Jenice Malecki, Jerry Kebrdle Pre-Med Society The Pre-Med Society is composed of students planning a future career in medi¬ cine. Students have participated in “health awareness” activities which in¬ volve the campus and community. Meet¬ ings are held to introduce students to dif¬ ferent fields of medicine and the types of schools that offer these programs. Diane DePalo 149 Back Row: Diane DePalo (President), David Fenster, Lisa Marrero, Jennifer Carillo Front Row: Craig Balletta, RosaLinda Spatoliatore, Mary-Theresa Ferris Missing: Joe Arcuri, Deanna Fortunato, Priscilla Augustin, Pat¬ rick Sabia, Ana Dominguez, Jeanine Ricca, Lori Gomba, Tish Bullock, Heroshi Osaka, James McDonough Psi Chis Psychology This club is a National Honor Society for students majoring in psychology. It provides an opportunity for these students and department faculty to get to know one another in order to learn about and discuss common interests and new ideas. Gra¬ duate school and internship programs are intended to aquaint psychology students with options regarding the practical possi¬ bilities of having a degree in psychology. Back Row: Sean Joyce, Molly Neill, James Andes Middle Row: Christine Lulejian, Maria La Padula, Petr Brock, Marlene Peteani Front Row: Andrea Nole, Carol Hestage, Marisa Caiola, Ignacio Perez ' J| • 3 Back Row: Debbie Leipziger, Daryl Mundis, Professor Baskin (Faculty Advisor), Renaud Baker (Clubs advisor), Amanda Wilson, Paul Wilson Front Row: Professor Whittaker, Caroline , Danielle Williams (Vice-President), Chris Dolgos (President), Kim Rehberg (Secretary Treasurer), and guest Russian Club The purpose of the Russian Club is to bring an understanding of the Russian people and their culture to the Manhattan- vil e community. They attempt to expel the stereotypes and misinformation of Russia that is present in our society. 150 Sack Row: Andrea Pevney, Mary Lee Santoro (Vice-President), Patrick Sabia (President), Renaud Baker Front Row: Una Neary, Mary-Theresa Ferris, Tish Bullock, Lisa Marrero Missing: Helaine Smith, Farhan Masani, Frank Cucio T ri-Beta The Tri-Beta Biological Society unites biology majors and people with similar interests to contribute to the campus and community. Tri-Beta is also a National Honor Society for biology majors. B.S.U. The Black Student Union is comprised of blacks and other North American mi¬ norities for the dual purpose of under¬ standing and eventually solving common problems. The club also serves as a forum for black cultural expression. It hopes to be educational by bringing a wider aware¬ ness and appreciation for black and minor¬ ity issues to the Manhattanville communi¬ ty. Back Row: Charlotte Johnson, Sasha Butler, Louise Nkomo, Cindy Harmon, Byron Davis, Ronalda Smith Middle Row: Freddy Vasquez, Bill Long, Aarian Pope, Renea Carter, Monique Lawson, Edelweiss Reyes, Theresa Smith, Paula Cherrington, Carolle Thomas Front Row: Terisa Tribble, Linda Moise, Angela Johnson, Robert Shipman 151 Jm - . W7i w f -tv- HR Christian Fellowship The purpose of “Christian Fellowship,” started this year at Manhattanville, is to provide an opportunity for Christians to meet and get to know one another. This is accomplished through a variety of activi¬ ties and meetings. The group has been fortunate to be able to fellowship with a group just started at SUNY Purchase called B.A.S.I.C. (Brothers and Sisters in Christ), which we expect will bring revival to all nearby campuses. In all activities our main objective is to glorify the name of God and Jesus, his son and our Savior. We also strive to encourage greater knowl¬ edge of God on a personal level, through attending a local church and home group meetings as well as prayer meetings at SUNY Purchase. Jane D’Amato Blanca Perez (Co-Founder), Sharron Toulouse (Faculty Advisor), Jane D’Amato (Co-Founder) H.O.L.A. Conserving and cultivating the Spanish language and its culture is the guiding pur¬ pose of this organization. The Hispanic Organization for Latin American Aware¬ ness provides a means for cultural, intel¬ lectual, political, and social awareness of Latin America. Back Row: Victor Perez, Daysi Mina, David Devost Second Row: Pascal Arnaud, Ivette Villamil, Otto Segura ( Allison Faber Thir d row: Pascale Garric, Stefano Vieceli, Gloriana Rojas, Francois Martinet, Elizabeth SugaiL Front Row: Lizi Maldanado, Jimena Garcia-Calseron, Evelyn Mena Runners’ Club The Runners’ Club is a new intercolle¬ giate club open to all persons with a com¬ mon interest in running either on a com¬ petitive or non-competitive level. The club can give an individual the opportunity to learn about health and fitness in relation to running based on his her own individual needs. Lizz Squires Back Row: Renaud Baker, Jen Strachen, Mark Baskin (Faculty Advisor), Jobst Haedenkamp Front Row: Chris Clifford, Lizz Squires, Andrea LaBruna Missing: Dan O’Brien, Robin Hall, Nick Athanail, David Weiss Back Row: David Radmore, Cindy Harmon, Dan O’Brien, Charles Brown Front Row: Lisa Marrero, Genevieve Lopez, Risa Caiola, Patty Feeney Chapel Choir Each week a small, but dedicated, group of students meet to prepare songs for Sunday morning liturgy. The combina¬ tion of folk tunes, harmony and guitar accompaniment not only enhances the at¬ mosphere of the services, but provides en¬ joyment for those who participate. 153 international Club The International Club has continued its tradition of promoting both cultural and political awareness on campus. By attracting a diverse cross-section of students and faculty, we have tried to broaden people’s knowledge of the world we all share. Focuses on different countries help both American and foreign students get a taste of life in other cultures. Foreign students’ adjustment to this country is facilitated by discussions with Americans, as well as by participation in the trips, such as our annual visit to the United Nations, which is a club favorite. This year our biggest event, the International Dinner Dance, was held in February, to allow more preparation time for this campus¬ wide extravaganza. A new club activity was our involvement in Amnesty International, for which we wrote numerous letters of hope to political prisoners around the world. We feel that membership in this club will be of life¬ long value to all those who were a part of this special group. Ruth M. Brooks Mary Jane MacGuire Back Row: Pascal Arnaud, Debbie Leipzeiger, Ruth Brooks Front Row: Chris Levey, Mary Jane MacGuire President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Public Relations Ruth M. Brooks Christina Levey Mary Jane MacGuire Pascal Arnaud Debbie Leipzeiger Back Row: Tia Gilford, Jon Cronin (Treasurer), Jeff Wise, Tracey Aiello (President), Heather Greene, Steven P. Bardsley (Instructor) Front Row: Robert Frasca (Vice President), Cliff Feister, Mike James Missing: Marc Seaman (Assistant), Susan McLawflin (Assistant), Ben West, Petra Brock, David Devost, Bronwin Law, Cynthia Sass, Maggie Murphy, Annetta Seeharran, Jose Texidor, Jim Hackett, Mike Cardamone Karate Club Manhattanville Karate Club, founded in 1981, is part of the Cheezic Tango Soo Do federation. Classes are instructed by Ste¬ ven Bardsley, a fourth degree blackbelt and master of Tang Soo Do. To the stu¬ dents, the Karate Club provides an outlet; it gives them an opportunity to work out among friends, as well as a sense of achievement as they progress in rank. Bob Frasca Quad Jam Back Row: Dave Calabrese, Paula Puleo Middle Row: Joann Shields, Dave Gundlach, Maria Blum, Miska Hadik, Heidi Machado, Pascale Murphy, Sean McCarthy Front Row: Avril Jupp, Yani Tsakos, John Keegan, Kelly Senior, Patty Feeney, Anne Maloney, Yvette Spirito, Lucia Coccoli, Mary LaManna, Benny Ingegnari 155 157 Back Row: Marisa Caiola, Jaime Giannetta, Neil Scannell Mid¬ dle Row: Gene¬ vieve Lopez, Mi¬ chael Scott Ben¬ nett (President), J.R. Long, Allison Kirstein. Tracey M. Allen (Vice President), Jim Gonzalez Front Row: Christina Levey (Secretary Treasurer) Players’ Guild Michael Scott Bennett The Players’ Guild of Manhattanville College serves two main functions on the Manhattanville campus. The first is to expose students to the world of profes¬ sional theatre, and the second is to sponsor and bring to the campus amateur theatre, and to allow Manhat¬ tanville students to participate in it. Open to any mem¬ ber of the Manhattanville College campus or campus community who demonstrates an interest in theatre, the Players’ Guild sponsors professionally directed plays, student-run productions, trips, guest lecturers, and a number of other activities to further foster a greater love, respect, and understanding of theatre, where it’s come from where it is, and where it is going. The Cast of Godspell Priscilla Augustine, Regina Banucci, Marieke Brown, Alex Davis, Denise Delbalzo, Robert Foothroap, Patri¬ cia Feeney, Jim Gonzalez, Cynthia Harmon, Allison Kirstein, Lisa Li- cari, Cathy Lionti, Tammy Malavet, Jenice Malecki, Paula Penna, Dan¬ ielle Saladino, Michail Simone, Amie Stainken, Susie Ten Dyke, Bernadette Tomline, and with Ru¬ ben Ruiz as John the Baptist Judus, and Charles Brown as Jesus Manhattanville Music Drama Department proudly present Student Directed Plays As a worker of theatrics, I am a member of Club Illusionists and Liars. I can produce almost anything before your eyes. I can make a young man old within an hour. I can make a person’s past actually walk in front of you. 1 can even create a tornado that will bring you no harm. I love to create such illusions. Tracey M. Allen “The Star Spangled Girl” by Neil Simon directed by: Michael Scott Bennett starring: Michael Scott Bennett Allison Kirstein and Neil Scannell “Obsession” written and directed by Tracey M. Allen starring: Danielle Ezzard Tracey M. Allen Michael Scott Bennett and Lizette Ramos I 160 Chorus The Manhattanville College Chorus is made up of members of the student body as well as members of the local community. Some of the chorus members make up the Chamber Choir. Weekly rehearsals throughout the semester are conducted in preparation for the Chorus’ two performances: the Christmas Concert and the Spring Concert. Presented works range from Mozart and Bach to contemporary pieces. This year at the Christmas Concert an original piece by Eliza Egee (Class of 1989) was also performed. The Manhattanville College Chorus: Music Director: Dr. C. Andrew Randall Accompanist: Vivian Randall President: Abby Lavoie Vice-President: Glenn Polick Concert Manager: Douglas Proper Asst. Concert Manager: Regina Banucci Miki Anzai, Joseph Arcuri, Regina Banucci, Eric Berthel, Milton Bliss, Michael Brodeur, Marieke Brown, Tom Bruneili, Michael Cardamone, Dina Cavallo, Joan Cok¬ ings, David Cuite, Everett Delahanty HI, Kristen Dono- von, Eliza Egee, Kelly Gallagher, Michael Gatonska, James Gonzalez, Cynthia Harmon, Aileen Healy, Nicole Herder, Edward Hermann, Takako Iwadare, Ruth Iwa- kami, Christine Johnson, Allison Kirstein, Maria L. Kistner, Jennifer Langford, Abby Lavoie, Bronwyn Law, Kathryn Lionti, Mario Liscio, Genevieve Lopez, Tammy Malavet, Jenice Malecki, Lisa Marrero, Andrew Med- wid, Bill Melone, Nancy O’Hanlon, Christina O’Hearne, Hiyoshi Ono, Paula Penna, John Perich, Sonya Perich, Joanne Piombino, Glenn Polick, Douglas Proper, David Radmore, Edelweiss Reyes, Betty Ann Robustelli, Dan¬ ielle Saladino, Elizabeth Salvatore. Deborah Sanders, Penelope Scarangello, Carmel Schettino, Alicia Siegel, Eric Vidal, Kathryn Zakar. 161 Dance Ensemble The Manhattanville Dance Ensemble, funded by the Student Programming Board and Student Government, presents a performance season each semester. Featured in the programs are dances made for advanced students by a distinguished guest choreographer and dances created by and for dance students in the Dance Ensemble. Guest artists have included Mark Taylor, Kei Takei, Annabelle Gamson, and Gus Solomons. Manhattanville Dance Ensemble also performs off campus at major colle ge dance festivals, which are held periodically throughout the year. Back Row: Paula Zilka, Jill Zickler, Carol Vassington, Rosalyn Gaztambide, Meliss Sylvester Front Row: Ikko Okomoto, Patrick Hughes (Vice-President), Nancy Goulc Mary Jean Watson (President), Vincenzo Georgio I 162 Orchestra The lights dim and the conductor enters the West Room once again. Yes, another orchestra concert begins. The Manhattanville College Community Orchestra often slips by unnoticed on a busy campus. But, every Wednesday evening during the semester a gathering of students, faculty, alumni and local friends join together and play works from Bach to Rossini. Two concerts are performed each semester including overtures, symphonies, and choral works. Guest conductors and soloists, and the Manhattanville Annual Concerto Competition winner perform with the orchestra., Ruth M. Brooks Conductor Elliot Magaziner First Violin Frances Sosin Shelley Robinson Rosemary Peeler Irene Nagel Peggy Case Ruth Brooks Michael Stratechuk Sylvia Padegs Second Violin Linda Young George Drapeau John Lambert Jill Bleemer Virginia Van Horne Richard Bard Viola Sari Magaziner Nicholas Robinson Jenice Malecki Jodi Tepp Alan Kuras Cello Michael Fraioli Susan Hut Riana Lefkowitz Linda Bornstein Bass Peter Sotos Richard Dashnaw Flutes Debra Broder Carol Hestad Deborah Crosby Joel Seligmann Ivan Herman Oboes Allan Wood Barabara Johnson Janet Lee Clarinets Jay Soodek Jeanette Fontana Debbie Moran Michon Lanaro Lucia Coccoli Bassoons Ernest Schefflein Cheryl Beck T rumpets Laurence Loeb Chris Day Floras Glenn Lombardo Karen Frolich Ed Opitz Trombones Michael Hayes Tom Tryan Philip Sasson Timpani James Barrett Percussion David Jack Michael Gatonska Piano Frank Brancaleone Orchestra Manager gg Michael Fraioli Athletic Department The Intercollegiate Athletic Program is only one of five programs within the Manhat- tanville Athletic Department (the others in¬ clude: Club Sports, Intramural Sports, Re¬ creational Sports, and Fitness Programs) that attempts to provide an opportunity for all members of our community (students, faculty and staff) to participate fully in our depart¬ ment’s offerings of play, sport and athletics. The Intercollegiate Program is founded on that old-fashioned principle of educating the “whole person.’’ In light of the College’s be¬ lief that in a residential, liberal arts institu¬ tion, important learning does occur outside the formal classroom walls, extracurricular activities all become not only important parts of student culture, but essential to what it means to be educated. The Intercollegiate Athletic Program is in¬ tended to supplement and enrich the first priority of campus life: academic accomplish¬ ment. Each athletic program is designed, therefore, with this emphasis in mind. Classes always take precedence and yet, within this philosophy, Manhattanville College teams each year take on demanding and challeng¬ ing schedules in the belief that good students can find real growth and meaning in their athletic participation. Tom Weingartner Director of Athletics Paul Moyer Assistant Director of Athletics Soccer Coach Lynn Luczkowski Director of Sports Information Softball Coach Jeanette Hathaway Head Trainer Philip Pearl Director of Wellness Programs Janet Landow Secretary Women’s Field Hockey 9 6 vs. Kean L 9 9 William Patterson W 9 11 Drew L 9 19 Siena W 9 21 Westfield L 9 24 Vassar L 9 26 Catholic Univ. L 9 27 Swarthmore L 9 30 FDU Madison L 10 2 Glassboro L 10 4 Amherst L 10 9 Hartwick L 10 11 Oneonta L 10 20 Western Ct W 10 25 5 King’s RECORD: 4-11 W A challenging task awaited coach Diane Toth as she took over the Manhattanville field hockey program in 1986. Upon entering the season, Toth was taking over a team that held a dismal 1-13 record in 1985. The Va¬ liants 15-game schedule included three na¬ tionally ranked opponents and a host of other state powerhouses, but Toth had positive re¬ actions at the tough schedule. “Playing against tough competition can only help your team. We adjusted well to these quality pro¬ grams and the girls know what it takes to make a winner.” The stickers picked up four wins on the season and lost four contests by a one goal margin. “At the start of the season our goal was to become a more aggressive team,” Toth stat¬ ed, “and we dominated many of our games, even the ones we came up shorthanded in.” The Valiants gained a lot of confidence in each other, and their positive attitudes changed the whole tone of the season. They know they have what it takes to bring winning back to Manhattanville. With the entire field hockey squad return¬ ing in 1987, one can only bet that the Va¬ liants will return with the makings of a quality collegiate program, something Manhattan¬ ville field hockey followers are familiar with. Anne Marie Mignini, Patty Hogeland, Barb Cahill, Sheila Donahue, Mary Frances Phelan, Sue Standring, Kris Cirino, Alicia Sartori, Nanci Blaisdell, Head Coach Diane Toth Women’s Swimming A season of strong showings 13-year mentor John Collins and his squad took a 3-3 mark into the mid-season break. Led by senior captain Sheila Finn, the Va¬ liants were 2-0 on the week, also registering a convincing 127-65 win over Mt. St. Vincent. Finn, a triple-winner in both meets, displayed her consistent form, winning the 100 back- stroke, 200 backstroke, the 500 freestyle, while also swimming a leg on the winning 200-yard medley relay team. The Valiant freshmen standout Kathy Cardon was a dou¬ ble-winner in both meets, with victories in the 100 free and 200 1M. Against Iona, Julie Jannotti was victorious in the 50 free and 200 back, while freshman Christine Homon regis¬ tered double wins in the 100 and 200 back- stroke. Against Smith earlier in the season, Collins was quite pleased with his team’s overall showing, and cited some fine individ¬ ual efforts. “Sheila (Finn) and Kathy (Carden) once again dominated their events, and Julie (Jannotti) dropped 15 seconds off the 200 fly.” Collins also praised Cathy Blunk and Christins Homon, both of whom made their season debut, for swimming well in their relay and breastroke events. We wish the Valiant swimmers continued success. Back Row: Cassie Dunn (Diving Coach), John Collins (Head Coach), Kip Fierro (Assistant) Middle Row: Karen Clarke, Margit Schmid, Dolores Dunleavy, Sheila Finn, Lois Johnston Front Row: Dee Moran, Gretchen Sweeney, Kathy Carden, Julie Jannotti, Cathy Blunk 9 6 vs- William Patterson L 10 13 vs. Mercy w vs. Siena L 10 15 vs. Manhattan w 9 17 vs- College of New Rochelle W vs. Marymount w vs. Vassar W 10 18 vs. Hunter L 9 20 vs. Brockport L vs. NYU L vs. Pace W vs. Pace W vs. Albany L vs. Jersey City State W vs. Binghamton L vs. John Jay w 9 23 vs. King’s W vs. Molloy w vs Western Connecticut L 10 22 vs. Dominican w 9 27 vs. NYU W 10 25 vs. Oswego w vs. Brooklyn W vs. Potsdam w vs. Binghamton L vs. Hamilton L vs. Stony Brook L vs. Clarkson w vs. Oneonta W vs. Russell Sage w vs. Hunter L vs. Clarkson w 10 1 vs. Molloy W vs. Hamilton w vs. Southern Connecticut L 10 29 vs. St. Thomas 10 3 vs. Pace W Aquinas w vs. Southampton L 11 1 vs. Dominican w 10 6 vs. Baruch W vs. Pace L vs.Medgar Evers W 11 7-8 vs. Univ. of Rochester L 10 9 vs. Lehman W vs. Nazareth L vs. Old Westbury W vs. Hamilton W 10 11 vs.Iona W vs. Binghamton W vs. NYU L vs. Siena L RECORD: 30-19 Volleyball The Valiant spikers concluded their ’86 season with a respectable showing at the NY State Division III Volleyball Championships Nov. 7-8. Manhattanville seeded 12 out of the 16-team pool. On Nov. 8, Coach Arnie Rosenbaum and squad picked up their 30th victory of the season, the most in the sport’s seven-year history. On the season, the Va¬ liants participated in four regular season tournaments, and according to Rosenbaum, that made the difference for his team. “The competition in those tournaments is basically what prepares us best for post-season play.” No coach is pleased to see a season end, especially when the year was highlighted by both fine individual and team efforts, but Ro¬ senbaum can look to next season with even higher hopes as his whole squad will return. As far as the goals of Rosenbaum and his program in the upcoming year, “We will shoot for our third state tournament appear¬ ance, and we hope to improve our ranking among state competition.” He added, “The accomplishments that this team has made should stay with the program for a long time. Our attitudes are now geared towards suc¬ cess. We know what it’s like to win; we’ve tasted it and we want more of the same.” Back Row: Patty Husted, Karen Donovan, Martha Blais, Jennifer Riordan, Carol Armstrong, Victoria Long, Christine Bavetta, Una Neary, Head Coach Arnie Rosenbaum Front Row: Frances Salichs, Jennifer Combs, Aileen Healy, Amy Nelson, Jodi Kiggins, Lori Thiemann, Eileen Martinez, Bronwyn Law Men’s Soccer When first-year coach Paul Moyer took over the Manhattanville Men’s Soccer pro¬ gram in late August, a lot of questions and concerns awaited him with his new position. Taking over a team that went 2-13 the pre¬ vious year, and welcoming eight freshmen, gave Moyer reason to believe it would be a rebuilding year. Indeed it was, but the Va¬ liants turned things around quicker than many people expected. For starters, the Va¬ liants won their first two games of the season, and doubled their total wins from the pre¬ vious year, concluding the season with a 4- 11-1 mark. Head Coach Moyer, the motivating force behind the team’s turnaround, was pleased with his first season and looks to the future with great optimism. “We are a young team, so with the youth came inexperience and mis¬ takes, but the players learned a great deal and that can only help build the future of our program.” The Valiants, aside from their numerous achievements, were hit hard with injuries to¬ wards the end of the season. “Injuries played a major role in our downfall at the end of the year. We played the last few games with only two or three subs, and we were without the services of key players,” Moyer added. 1986 can be marked as a year of accom¬ plishments, but the future of Manhattanville soccer looks even brighter. A strong nucleus of eight starters and fourteen letterwinners will return in 1987. Indeed the groundwork has been laid for a successful program. 9 6 vs. Bard W 9 9 vs. Dominican W 9 11 vs. Manhattan L 9 13 vs. King’s L 9 18 vs. Stony Brook L 9 20 vs. Lehman T 9 23 vs. SUNY Purchase W 9 27 vs. Merchant Marine L 10 1 vs. Vassar L 10 7 vs. NYU L 10 13 vs. Old Westbury W 10 18 vs. Nyack L 10 20 vs. SUNY Maritime L 10 25 vs. Hunter L 10 31 vs. SUNY Albany L 11 1 vs. Utica L RECORD: 4-11-1 Back Row: Head Coach Paul Moyer, Devon Clark, Carlos Guerriro, Frank Costello, Len Shokum, DeMille Halliburton, Michael Nichols, Dave Cuite, Marlon Nurse, Bill McKenna Front Row: Adnan Lone, Eric Moody, Wilmar Arango, Doug Allen, Chris Uzzo, Ruddel Deceus, Ambrose Wotorson, Larry Littler, Mike Brodeur, Oliver Lindner Women’s Soccer 9 6 VS. Univ. of Scranton L 9 10 yy Vassar T 9 17 5 SUNY Stony Brook L 9 19 M Siena L 9 21 M Westfield St. L 9 27 Swarthmore T 9 29 Monmouth t L 10 1 Iona W 10 4 Catholic Univ. L 10 7 yy Kean L 10 11 y y Columbia L 10 22 yy Army L 10 25 yy Southampton L 10 28 yy Adelphi L RECORD 1-11-2 The women hooter’s 1986 season was filled with tough luck and bad breaks, as they concluded with a 1-11-2 mark. The Valiant soccer quad was shorthanded, as key injuries trimmed down the size of the team. However, a mix of youth and veteran players did result in consistent play despite the deceiving re¬ cord. Fifth-year coach Martin, who had led the program to four straight winning seasons, was straightforward about the disappointing year. “Anytime you have a losing record it’s frustrating, especially when your program has been successful. We can’t look at our season as a failure because of our record. We accomplished a lot and we steadily improved with each game.’’ Looking ahead to next sea¬ son, Martin added, “We had a large group of newcomers, and with a year of college exper¬ ience under their belts, we’ll be able to con¬ centrate on more specific areas of the game.” Seniors closing out their Manhattanville soccer careers were tri-captains Theresa Ca- lahan, Cathy Klaschka and Donna Walsh. Mr v V o3kv pK Sr ' A W V 1 L Jpj Back Row: Head Coach Emilio Martin, Dawn Tracy, Jennifer Purbis, Amanda Wilson, Cathy Klaschka, Karen Mcquade, Jocelyn Gould, Esther Gonzales Front Row: Suzanne Johnson, Julie Janotti, Theresa Callahan, Bridget Kelly, Donna Walsh, Deborah Cleary Men’s Basketball The Valiants, known for their quick style of play, were off to an unblemished start of the 86-87 season, earning wins over RPI and Vassar. One more victory and one loss fol¬ lowed before the Valiants met one of their biggest challenges of the season: Trinity Col¬ lege. The Valiants dominated the fast-paced contest, and walked away victorious. “Our all-out hustle proved to be the factor. We controlled the tempo the entire game, and against a tough team like Trinity, it made a difference,” an elated Coach Ralph Tedesco remarked following the victory. On Dec. 12 at the Kennedy Gym, the Valiant hoopsters dazzled a full house in their victory over Pur¬ chase with a record-breaking score of 124 points. This broke the old school record of 120 pts. vs. Sarah Lawrence, which was set in 1974. The Valiants cut their semester break short as they travelled to the Hamilton Tour¬ nament Jan. 10 and 11. May continued suc¬ cess be the Valiants’ future. Back Row: Assis’t Coach Steve Marcellino, Tom Brown, Greg Johnson, Mike Lynch, Gerard Nolan, Co-captain Bill Stouges, Rich Shortell, Arthur Weisgerber, Anthony Montague, Kevin McGetrick and Head Coach Ralph Tedesco Front Row: Mike McGuire, David Ceisler, Brian Glendon, Co-captain Mike Prendergast, Tom Jones, Lou Romano and Tom Genco V, Women’s Basketball The lady cagers were off to a respectable start of the 1986-87 season as they split (1-1) in the St. Regis Tip-Off Tournament. The Valiants opened the season with a 65-58 loss to Wellesley, but Coach Larry Holten’s squad quickly bounced back with a convinc¬ ing 64-49 victory over Brandeis. This was followed by a 71-23 win over Bard in the first home game of the season. In opening round action of the Manhattan- ville Alumnae Tournament, the Valiants came away with a solid 3-1 mark, defeating Stony Brook, Sacred Heart, and Hartwick, while falling to Bridgewater State. Eight-year mentor Larry Holten was pleased with his squad’s performance against Division II Sa¬ cred Heart. “We shut down their inside game. Despite their size, we dominated the boards, and controlled the tempo of the game. It was a great overall team effort.” Team effort also helped bring Manhattanville to victory over the strong Oneonta team. 1986 has certainly ended on a winning note for the lady Valiants. Back Row: Manager Esther Gonzalez, Tracy D’Annibale, Lori Thiemann, Coach Larry Holten, Carol Armstrong, Marykara Halstead, Karen Donovan and Assis’t Coach Theresa Carey Front Row: Sue Keller, Denise O’Dea, Captain Kerry Flanagan, Cathy Klaschka and Aileen Healy Intramurals Manhattanville is committed to expanding its ever-popular intramural activities. Intramural sports are typically more casual, less competitive opportunities for dorms and student groups to participate in athletic events. With eight to ten large- scale events planned each year, the majority of Manhattanville students can generally find a particular area of athletic interest. Major attractions include the men’s and women’s basketball leagues, spring volleyball coed tournaments, flag football, tennis, and the unusual inner-tube water polo competition. The Fall Field Festival kicks off the intramural year in early fall, and each season promises to provide the students with year-round team participation and entertainment. 175 STUDENT DIRECTORY — A — Abbondanza, Jon 1612 Kennelworth Place Bronx, NY 10465 Abeidna, Sid Ahmed C O Sogeco, P.O. Box 351 Novakchott, Maurit West Africa Ackerman, Andrew R. 1147 Kings Way Alliance, OH 44601 Adams, Beth A. 237 Taconic Road Greenwich, CT 06831 Afrashteh, Shahrzad c o Ms. Elli Kasharchi 41 W. 82nd. 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Jeffrey 17 Ballwood Road Old Greenwich, CT 06870 Lapadula, Mary L. 59 Shadyside Ave. Port Washington 11050 Larkin, Holly Ann 152 Plainfield Drive Oakville, CT 06779 187 Larobina, Marcelle M. 55 Kensington Road Stamford, CT 06905 Larobina, Mark A. 55 Kensington Road Stamford, CT 06905 Larson, Drista E. 411 Round Hill Rd. Greenwich, CT 06830 Laspagnoletta, Gia A. 4 Hampshire Circle Bronxville, NY 10708 Lassner, Lawrence S. 5 Barbara Court Rye, NY 10580 Laurel, Ana P. 150 F. Manalo Street San Juan, Metro Manila, PHILIPPINES Law, Zoe H. 212 High and Ave. Northport, NY 11768 Lawson, Monique, Y. 429 Catherine Street Elizabeth, NJ 07201 Lee, Donna M. 87 Westwood Road North Massapequa Park, NY 11762 Lee, Joo Yeun 80-1104 Hyundai Apt. Kangnam-Gu, Aphujan Seoul, KOREA Leibell, Abigail C. 182 West Hil Road Stamford, CT 06902 Leipziger, Deborah T. 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Scarsdale, NY 10583 Marinelli, Dolores 4 Raines St. Melville, NY 11747 Marrano, Lynn M. 22 High View Ave. Rye Brook, NY 10573 Marrero, Dabet 111 Coniston Ave. Waterbury, CT 06708 Marrero, Lisa A. 2225 Royce St. Brooklyn, NY 11234 Martin, Bonnie J. 326 Fern St. W. Hartford, CT 06119 Martin, Cleveland C. 4337 Gunther Ave. Bronx, NY 10466 Martinez, Eileen 449 Audubon Ave. 1E New York, NY 10040 Maruhashi, Yukiko 81 Coolidge Ave. Rye, NY 10580 Masani, Farhan N. 1400 Shenandoah Ave. Front Royal, VA 22630 Masi, Christine G. 405 Riversville Rd. Greenwich, CT 06830 Maskovsky, Mila 1805 Cardinal Lake Drive Cherry Hill, NJ 08003 Masters, Michelle 11 Rhinecliff Road Rhinebeck, NY 12572 Matthews, Christina L. 14 Hickory Hill Rd. Brookfield, CT 06804 Matthews, Mary Theresa 70 Snedecor Ave. Bayport, NY 11705 Mawji, Aly 7 Cohanney Rd. Scarsdale, NY 10583 Mavrose, Karen 21 Ramsy Lane Farmingville, NY 11738 Mazurkie, Andrew S. Manhattanville College Purchase, NY 10577 188 Me Cormick, Kathleen A. 26 Royal Rd. Rockville Centre, NY 11570 McAndrews, Paul S. 5601 Riverdale Ave. Bronx, NY 10471 McArthur, John E. 49 Waldon Rd. Fanwood, NJ 07023 McAuliffe, Michael R. 135 Montgomery Street Jersey City, NJ 07302 McCaffrey, Laura A. 8 Oak Ave. Pelham, NY 10803 McCarthy, Sean P. 128 Lawton St. Yonkers, NY 10705 McCooey, Ann S. Oakley Lane Greenwich, CT 06830 McDermott, Anne M. 118 Mason Drive Glenshaw, PA 15116 McDermott, Mary-Lvnn C. 109 Division Ave. Massapequa, NY 11758 McDonnell, Alison G. 275 Bates Drive Cheshire, CT 06410 McDonough IV, Clarence J. RD New Concord East Chatham, NY 12060 McGetrick, Kevin D. 891 Lakeside Road Southbury, CT 06488 McGill, Kathleen A. 397 Forest Ave. Glen Ridge, NJ 07028 McGorry, Jennifer A. 37-19 223 Street Bayside, NY 11361 I McGuire, Michael T. 34-19 201st. Street Bayside, NY 11361 McKenna, William J. 8 Norman Todd Rd. 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Webster Place Newtown, CT 06470 Mignini, Annmarie 26 McKinley Ave. Valhalla, NY 10595 Miller, Jeanine L. 15 Buckingham Rd. Lake Hiawatha, NJ 07034 Mina, Daysi N. 3333 Broadway Tower C 22H New York, NY 10031 Minicozzi, Michelle 33 Kirkwood Drive Glen Cove, NY 11542 Miraglia Jr., Benedict R. Meadow Park Rd. Baldwin Place, NY 10505 Miraglia, Alfred N. 731 Washington Ave. Westwood, NJ 07675 Modzeleski, Kristin Ann 4 Barrett Lane Port Chester, NY 10573 Moletteri, Andrea F. 1847 N. Hudson Place Chicago, IL 60614 Monahan, Marion K. 20 Greenbrier Rd. Westport, CT 06880 Montague, Anthony M. 100-15 Elgar Place Apt. 15E Bronx, NY 10475 Montbellier, Lisa C. 1657 Wantagh Ave. Wantagh, NY 11793 Moody, Erik W. P.O. Box 427 Lake George, NY 12845 Morales, Francisco 619 West 175th St. New York, NY 10033 Moran, Lee E. 216 Stone Church Rd. Tiverton, RI 02878 Morelli, Diane A. 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Greenwich, CT 06830 Sposato, Christine D. 555 Sixth Ave. New Hyde Park, NY 11040 Squires, Elizabeth A. 26 Bluebell Lane Levittown, NY 11756 St. Vincent, Annette Lori 2360 Mark Road Yorktown Heights, NY 10598 Stainken, Amie M. 65 Stong Corners Road Avon, CT 06001 Standring, John J. 15 Church Street Auburn, MA 01501 Standring, Susan A. 15 Church Street Auburn, MA 01501 Stanley, Robert Scott Sentry Place Concord House, Apt Scarsdale, NY 10583 Steinberg, Hillary M. RFD 4, Box 326 Jacobs Street Peekskill, NY 10566 Sterling, Bradford L. 42 Birchwood Drive Rhinebeck, NY 12572 Stevens, Rodger H. 8210 Colonial Rd. Brooklyn, NY 11209 Stone, Avery K. Purchase St. Purchase, NY 10577 Storer, Maria M. Miramonte I A-13 Garden Hills Guaynabo, PR 00657 Stouges, William A. 121 5th St. Hicksville, NY 11801 Strachan, Jean M. 115 Highland Avenue Ridgewood, NJ 07450 Suchy, Clarice F. 16 High View Drive Middletown, NY 10940 Sugar, Elizabeth J. 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Tripp Street Mount Kisco, NY 10549 Tucker, Neil M. 11 Pheasant Drive Rocky Hill, CT 06067 -u- Uzzo, Christopher J. 51 Rural Lane Levittown, NY 11756 - V- Vail, Jonathan D. 192 Hanson Lane New Rochelle, NY 10804 Valas, Rory A. 515 West Main Street Shrewsbury, MA 01545 Valente, Noelle R. 85 Ocean Avenue Amityville, NY 11701 Valois, Cheryl J. 389 Blackstone Street Woonsocket, RI 02895 Van Pelt, Meredith G. 773 Paramus Road Paramus, NJ 07652 Vancura, Sharon M. P.O. Box 41 Pomona, NY 10970 Varrichio, Paul A. 575 Clarendon Court River Edge, NJ 07661 Vasington, Carol L. 80 Croydon Road Norwood, MA 02062 192 Vassilas, Christina 4750 Bedford Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11235 Vazquez, Freddy 324 East 143rd Street Bronx, NY 10451 Vidal, Eric J. 780 Pugsley Avenue New York, NY 10473 Vieceli, Stephen RD 2 Box 608 Ringoes, NJ 08551 Villamil, Ivette H-9 Green Hill Street Garden Hills Guaynabo, PR 00657 Vita, Christine M. 81 Skytop Drive Pleasantville, NY 10570 Vollmer, Melinda S. 2 Homeside Lane White Plains, NY 10605 Vuolo, Gina Ann 232 Oxford Road New Rochelle, NY 10804 Vuong, Lac An Manhattanville College Purchase, NY 10577 - w- Wakimura, Akiko 988 Post Road Scarsdale, NY 10583 Walker, Debra J. 531 Church Street Westbury, NY 11590 Walker, MaryAnne E. 44 Old Quarry Road Guilford, CT 06437 Walsh, Darina L. 2405 Plumthicket Ct. Wichita, KS 67226 Walsh, Donna A. 19 Crane Court Huntington, NY 11743 Walsh, Michaela Marie 18 Rockledge Trail Chatham, NJ 07928 Walsh, Rosemary R. 38 Linden Road Hohokus, NJ 07423 Ware, Bernadette 938 Intervale Ave. Apt. 1A Basement Bronx, NY 10459 Warner, Lisa J. Highland Farm Road Greenwich, CT 06830 Watson, Maryjean F. 412 Bradshaw Ave. Haddonfield, NJ 08033 Weisgerber Jr., Arthur Brewster Hill Road Brewster, NY 10509 Weiss, David A. 452 Kneeland Avenue Yonkers, NY 10704 Werdann, Lorraine A. 47-39 40th Street Queens, NY 11104 Wheeler, Wanda M. 29-44 Butler Street Flushing, NY 11369 Whitlock, Valantina P.O. Box 5817 Christiansted St. Croix, VI 00820 Wiest, Julie L. 1702 Maple Street New Cumberland, PA 17070 Williams, Carla E. Kingshill P.O. Box 1331 St. Croix, VI 00850 Williams, Danielle M. P.O. Box 187 Hadlock, WA 98339 Williams, Donna R. P.O. Box 11 Sunderland, MD 20689 Wilson, Amanda H. 74 Gregory Ave. Mount Kisco, NY 10549 Wilson, Tia M. 6656 Georgia Ave., N.W. Washington, DC 20011 Wise, Jeffrey J. 125 Elizabeth Avenue Hempstead, NY 11550 Witherel, Julie A. RR 2, Box 20 Viola Avenue Wallkill, NY 12589 Wotorson, Ambrose W. Manhattanville College Purchase, NY 10577 — Y — Yannachione, Stephanie M. 1350 5th Avenue Freedom, PA 15042 Yon, Shawn I.O. 5 West Farms Sq. Plaza Bronx, NY 10460 Youn, Sophia J. 4 Hills Park Lane Smithtouwn, NY 11787 Youngs, Joseph P. 178 Betsy Brown Road Rye Brook, NY 10573 -Z- Zachariadis, Constantine Fokaias 35 Athens GREECE 142-32 Zakar, Kathryn 293 Merrison Street Teaneck, NJ 07666 Zdrojeski, Robert V. 169 Boxwood Drive Kings Park, NY 11754 Zickler, Jill A. 19 Jones Road Warwick, NY 10990 Zicko, Cheryl K. 671 Tremont Street Duxbury, MA 02332 Zilka, Paula M. 1 Victoria Lane Saratoga Springs, NY 12866 Zmitrovitch, Erica L. RD 2 Granville, NY 12832 193 JASON’S BACK n 194 OH, MY!!!! DA PLANE! DA PLANE! Playmate of the Year 1st runner-up. Uh oh, da drink is all gone. The unknown Pizza Parlor Disco Queen. 195 f Patrons and Ads To Kathy Z. My light at the end of the tunnel — Love Mom A good life to all the graduates — Mr. Mrs. Fossati Robert Konopka, may success and happiness be pours for¬ ever. Love Mom Dad Lisa Licari, With our love and pride in you and your accom¬ plishments, Mom Dad Congratulations to Jean and the Class of ' 87. Helen Bill Strachan Kimberly — Congratulations, first of many you’ll receive in your career. Mom Dad Danielle — health, happiness and love always. Mom, Dad, Anna, Don To be all that you can be, you must dream of being more. Selma M. Harac Congratulations 1987! The Stouges Family • Dr. Mrs. Robert G. Bowman • Mr. Mrs. Paul Dunn Anna Bob Figuerido Mrs. John B. Walsh Mr. Mrs. Marcello Caiola Health — Luck — Success — Class of 87 Mr. Mrs. Fior- enza CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF 1987 Mr. Mrs. Marcelle Robert E. Keegan To Meryl: Knowledge, courage, compassion, common sense and love “Congratulations and continued success in all of your endeavors” We are proud of you Robert. Mom, Dad, Kim Todd Love, Maria Celano. We are proud of you. Daddy — Mommy — Pina Mila — Applause! Applause Take a bow! Love, Mom Jeff Hatsuko and class of 87: Congratulations! Best wishes! To Audrey Cummings — We are so proud. Mom Dad To Paula, all our love and congratulations Mom Dad Michael and Mark (212) 293-3300 Dear Liz, Like a long, lonely stream, I keep running toward a dream, moving on, moving on. Atlas Welding Like a branch on a tree, I keep reaching to be free, moving on, moving on. Boiler Repair, Inc. Congratulations. 2960 Webster Avenue Ralph Aiello Bronx, New York 10458 196 We wish only the Best to our daughter, Gina, who has always been the Best. Our congratulations also to the great class of ’87. Michael, Angela, Michael Tiffany” Vuolo also Nanny Grandpa Good Luck to Jim Andes and his classmates. From his family and friends KN TtBsUyf vt TPfa U BATH, BED GIFT CROSS RIVER PLAZA N Y. 10518 (914) 763-8370 JOAN JIM ANDES 603-363-4481 WATER SKIING SWIMMING BOATING FISHING BROOKHAVEN COTTAGES ROUTE9A SPOFFORD, N.H. 03462 JAMES JOAN ANDES 914-763-8370 BOX 295 CROSS RIVER, N.Y. 10518 wishing the Very Best To All of Yolanda Sheffie d’s Friends TO DIANE — “1987” CONGRATULATIONS! MUCH SUCCESS IN THE FUTURE LOVE DAD MOM fine wines and spirits CASCADE Spirit STicppe RT. 22 AMENIA, N.Y. 12501 Linda Marco Sartori, proprietors Tel. (914) 373-8232 Congratulations, Michelle! We’re very proud of you. May you enjoy the best of everything in the future. Love and kisses always. Mom and Dad Mon. - Sat. 10 - 7 pm 197 For Stephen, the water rat Congratulations to the Class of ’87 HOMA CORP. TAMPA, FLA Compliments of James Barbara Flanagan Father Mother of Jon R. Flanagan Class of ’87 198 An Affair to Remember at.Xrest Hollow Whatever the oeeasion : anniversary, organization dinneV, bar bat mitzvah or wedding - your affair at N Crest Hollow will truly be a memorable suecess. Newly decorated in an elegant architectural style, with luxurious accommodations certain to please everyone. And trust our experienced staff of professionals to handle every detail...from impeccable white glove service to personalized gourmet meals. Crest Holloti COUNTRY CLUB C A - i jpy 8325 Jericho Tpke. • Woodbury, L.I., NY (5i6! 692-8000 9 199 Manhattanville Though it seems like a long four years Filled with laughter and filled with fears When we leave you our eyes fill with tears For our Manhattanville Think about it when you’re alone And you’ll see that wherever you roam You will not find a place close to home As our Manhattanville And when we’re on our way And we don’t know where Memories we recall Will have happened there With the people we’ve cared for i i So remember the words said today Be you near us or be far away You will smile when you hear someone say The name Manhattanville. ■ Crisannda M. Cirillo wmmmimmm. • ; v 5MT; J v . I . . • -« • . v w,v v, ' NJVjft,-: . i;V ■•.-v ' ’ . V ' . ' ‘ ' W.A • it A-Tu - .-J SfiSWSISfi:I«l MM MB ■ ' ■ ft - A,. ' ' - ' J i 4 v :; ' : .5 ' i, wK 4 WM%sr3iVW: ’. ' ■ J - J ' li-A ' i ' --n % §R 8 .|r .J k £«. ns � ai - -.,.., gi Hraf§fi •48«9 a ' 4« !m®Sr ' j ' -- : - -; ' ‘ -•• : . 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