Monsignor Farrell High School - Cornerstone Yearbook (New York, NY)

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l 'ff-QQ! N fir X F J Father Ralph A. Villani Father Villani has taught every level of Italian in his six years at Farrell. Father holds a B.A. in classical languages from St. Joseph's Seminary, an S.T.L. in Theology from the Pontifical Gregorian Uni- versity in Rome and an Ed.M. in Italian from Rutgers University. Father Villani moderates the Farrell I.T.V Club and the Italian Club. As often as possible, he enjoys opera, classical music and travel. Brother Henry Wright Brother has been at Farrell for eight years. In this time he has taught all levels of French. For the past several years Brother Wright has made up the entire French department at Farrell. Many other schools have benefited from Brother's presence including St. Pa- trick's Hall, Brother Rice H.S., Cardinal Farley Military Acd., Holy Cross, Blessed Sacrament H.S., Essex Catholic H.S., Bishop Hen- dricken H.S. He has a B.A. from Iona, an M.A. from Seton Hall and a Certificat de la langue francaise from the Sorbonne in Paris. Brother moderates the golf team, bowling intramurals and the French club. He lists reading, good music and golf as his interests. 'Z' 3, iSMYiE'sX23.E Mrs. Linda Masi Mrs. Masi teaches Spanish and Italian in her second year at Farrell. Mrs. Masi's degrees include a B.A. from Pace University and an M.A. from New York University. She has also taught at St. Savior H.S. Mrs. Masi moderates the drama club. Theater and music are at the top of Mrs. Masi's list of interests. You are only here onceq therefore give, absorb, and receive all that life may offer. 1 Nicole atm c Brother J. R. Catalano, CFC. This is Brother 's first year at Farrell. He has previously taught for fourteen years and holds a B.A. and an M.A. in English, Italian and special education. Brother teaches Italian to sophomores and both English and English Honors to juniors. He moderates the frosh cross- country track team and the Italian club. His many special interests include the opera, drama and travel. Brother attests to the belief that All things are providentialf' 21

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mum! 5 1 I FUREHS 3 l ,,, -,fm gap 2 , W ff 55.sQwfi.:,5.Q.l 4 C , fa? 4 ,,. Q . MMVN MM.. , K .M-we Mrs. Blanca Torres-Hayes Mrs. Hayes, now in her second year at Farrell, has taught every level of Spanish. Mrs. Hayes has a B.A. in Spanish Literature and Education. Mrs. Hayes also has experience in administration from her work at the Board of Education. 20 Brother J. G. Sullo, CFC. Brother Sullo is teaching Spanish III in his third year at Farrell. Before coming to Farrell Brother taught at Bergen Catholic, Notre Dame and Bishop Gibbons. Brother Sullo received his B.A. and M.A. from Iona College and Middlebury Language School. In addition to being the chairman ofthe Language, Brother Sullo moderates the J .V Football Team, the Wrestling Team and the Key Club. Brother enjoys tennis, racquetball and Latin American History. Brother Sullo oftens tells his students, Falta de Responsabilidadf' NGVAGE 3 Mr. Peter J. Orleman Mr. Orleman is now in his eighth year here at Farrell. In that time Mr. Orleman has taught all levels of Spanish. In addition to teaching at Farrell Mr. Orelman has also taught at St. Francis H.S. Mr. Orleman has a B.A. in Spanish from Wagner College and an M.S. in Education from Richmond College. Mr. Orleman moderates the Spanish Club. His many interests included films, sports, baseball, the Philadelphia Phillies and popular music.

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'-- - H -V- - SOCIAL if eye, vin gn f W, Z, :ii as '--Vv- V -.., . I Mr. Kenneth Fischer Mr. Fischer teaches Afro-Asian History to freshmen and is the Assistant to the Dean. He earned his B.A. in History from Fordham University and his M.A. in American History from the University of Virginia. Mr. Fischer has been at Farrell for three years and in his spare time enjoys reading and running. 22 Brother Jeffrey W. Oxx, CFC. Brother Oxx, the Chairman of the Social Studies Department, teaches European Culture and All European History. He earned his B.A. from Iona College and his M.A. from St. J ohn's University. Brother is now completing his seventh year at Farrell and previously taught at St. Cecilia's Grammar School in East Harlem, N.Y. He mo- derates the Varsity football team, coaches the Junior Varsity basket- ball team, and is the Assistant Varsity Basketball Coach. He enjoys racquetball, reading, listening to music and following sports. Brother Oxx's favorite quote is Imagination is more important than knowl- edge from Albert Einstien. ST DIES mM sN,rs Mr. John Orlowski - In Mr. Orlowski's sixth year at Farrell he continues to teach Afro- Asian History to our freshmen. For several years Mr. Orlowski taught senior electives in Justice and Chinese. Mr. Orlowski is very exper- ienced in these areas, having a B.A. in History and an M.A. in Chinese Studies. Mr. Orlowski does a fine job as the moderator of photo staff and photo club. Some of his interests include photography and tennis.