Rosary College - Yearbook (River Forest, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1977 volume:

3 Administration And Staff Jay McCall; Assist. Business And John Brady Vice-President of Business Affairs Administration and Staff Administration and Staff 7 8 Administration and Staff Admissions Office: Marjorie Sugrue, Roseanne Theis, Sr. Mary Mulhern (Director), Phillip Kenny (Assistant Director) Sr. Shiela Treston Kay Sanwald Coordinator of Alumni Affairs Executive Secretary Alumni Association Administration and Staff 9  0 « 12 «r is is £ « re 2« P 3tt t t « 7 t • |  M f« W ! st so Dorothy Grundin Director of Continuing Education Vernita Jones Special Service Coordinator j— —II i a Campus Ministry Fr. Evan Jezioro, Mary Halverson and Sr. Ann Henkel 10 Administration and Staff Kathy Shea Resident Director Suzanne Vonderhaar Student Activities Director HOUSING STAFF, BACK ROW L. TO R.: Mico Pizzonia, Pat Home, Barb Rix, Eric Simpson, Mary Halverson, Kathy Shea, Wilma Randall, Eileen Roche, FRONT ROW L. TO R.: Maureen Flood, Shirley Le Donne, Arlene Rodriguez, Hilary Ward, Ann Stangarone Administration and Staff 11 Placement Office Staff: SITTING; Betty Blagove, Eleanor Spitzig, (Placement Director), Ana Stangarone, STANDING; Pat Home, Donna La Sage, Renee Jurczyk Charlotte Kweder, Director of Finan- cial Aid 12 Administration and Staff Lois Jefferies- Sec. to Dean of Students Administration and Staff 13 Nursury Administration and Staff STANDING L TO R: Jeanine Hooker, Mary White, Sr. Bertha Miller, Dorothy Ray, Mary Boardway, Margaret Roh- dy, Debbie Walsh SITTING: Linda Nywood Administration and Staff 15 I Ann Goodridge Margaret Rohdy Library Science Cataloger 16 Administration and Staff Pam Anast, Pat Schaber, Virginia Banard; Student Accounts Office Administration and Staff 17 18 Administration and Staff 20 FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY ACULTY CULTY ULTY LTY TY Y Ms. Geraldine McCullough Professor of Art Sr. Milla Derby Assistant Professor of Art 22 Faculty Dr. Richard Calabrese Joseph Bell Assistant Professor of Instructor of Communication Arts Communication Arts and Sciences and Sciences Sr. Gregory Duffy Professor of Communication Arts and Sciences Faculty 23 John Doyle Assistant Professor of Economics and Business 24 Faculty Teacher, did m but a bird flew in and ate my test, ith only a minute left to go d never have time to write down all I know. Oh, and about the paper I had to do I thought i gave it into you. But I'll check my books in case I forg (for what it seems it's really not). So please teacher give me an incomplete, and thank-you for being so sweet. now I'll sign good-bye a student (that'll try, as long as I know that I'll get by.) P.S. all those classes I did not attend I do not mean this to offend but I had something else better to d besides, most of the lecture I already knew Dr. Harvey Daniels Assistant Professor of Education Sr. Rita McCloskey Lecturer in Education 26 Faculty Sr. Jeanne Crapo Assistant Professor of English Sr. Mary Ely Instructor in English Sr. Mary Carolyn McGinty Assistant Professor of English Sr. Jeremy Finnegan Professor of English Sr. Mary Clemente Davlin Professor of English Faculty 27 28 Faculty Sr. Albertus Magnus McGrath Professor of History Sr. Kathleen Ashe Associate Professor of History Dr. Rosalind Hays Associate Professor of History NOT PICTURED: Dr. Lawrence Sommers Assistant Professor of History Faculty 29 30 Faculty Faculty 31 Faculty 33 Sr. Philip Mary Reilly Assistant Professor of Spanish Sr. Margaret Kocher Professor of Spanish Alexandra Tcachuk Assistant Professor of Spanish 34 Faculty Faculty 35 Harry M. Steckman Instructor in Music 36 Faculty Lb Sr. Jocelyn Garey Professor of Philosophy Dr. Louis Tenzis Assistant Professor of Philosophy Dr. Basil Papadakis Assistant Professor of Philosophy Faculty 37 Dr. Malcom Sharp Professor of Political Science NOT PICTURED: Margaret Kelso Assistant Professor of Physical Education Dr. George Anastapolo Professor of Political Science and Philosophy 38 Faculty Faculty 39 1 Sr. Helen O'Neil Instructor in Religious Studies Sr. Marie Walter Flood Assistant Professor of Religious Studies Sr. Ellen Shanahan Intern in Relgious Studies 40 Faculty L Fr. Steve Shimek Instructor in Relgious Studies Dr. Hugh T. McElwain Associate Professor of Religious Studies Faculty 41 Dr. William Heinz Dr. Margaret Johan Assistant Professor of Biology Assistant Professor of Biology Dr. Gerald Mikal Sr. Mary Woods Assistant Professor of Chemistry Professor of Chemistry 42 Faculty Sr. Nona Mary Allard Mordechai Goodman Associate Professor of Assistant Professor of Mathematics Mathematics Faculty 43 44 Faculty Faculty 45 ROSEMARY COLLEGE There's just this movement inside me, I belong to the class of women who think and walk too fast. I have too much time to become truely liberated and yet have too much feeling to kid myself. 1 am not a molded Steinham. I am me by society homebound. There's just this crazy movement that pulls at my leg. 1 But I'll hold onto my hat when the wind tries to take it. D.T. G(b® ® S(5)09© ® 03 3£ GO 098 S tf O 0G0£d O9® 09 9 S 9 oooo a 00.©® 639 3S 99 ©GO 09% (3©G0 09 ® 0 DOS ft GOOSE'S' 0 © S9@@® g$ SGA SGA OFFICERS: Mariclare Cusack; V.P Curtis Helwig; Pres. Pam Young; Tres. Terri Schultz; Sec. TOP: Mary Hoggett, Lynn Geraci, Nora Ryan, Tim Connelly, Lauren McCormack Nick Trongale, Terr. Schultz, Skip Robinson, Perry Nelson, Linda Szefc, MIDDLE: Margie Fitch, Brian Ban Carlotta Stillo, Kevin M.kese I Jam- ie Miller, Curtis Helwig, Mariclare Cusak, Pam Young, Jim Roberto, Kelin Ward, Dave Kampka. BOTTOM: Meg Hartranft, Patti McNulty, Cindy Romano, Therese Hogan, B.J. Miller, Patience Garvey, Zenza Brown 50 Clubs and Organizations Social Commission L. TO R.: Suzanne Vonderhaar, Petra Horst, Margie Fitch, Terry Dwyer, Judy Col letti, Annie Cambell, Mark Sweeny. Clubs and Organizations 51 Class Officers FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: STANDING; Linda Szafe, Kurt Robinson, Perry Nelson, Terry Sweeney; SITTING; Zenza Brown, Patience Garvey, Mark Sweeney, Kevin Mikesell, Mary Case, Suzanne Vonderhaar (moderator) 52 Clubs and Organizations JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: STANDING: Kelvin Ward, Shirley La Donne, Father Evan Jeziroro (moderator), Paula Biggio, SITTING: Therese Hogan, Patti McNulty, Nick Trongale, Martha Evans, BOTTOM: Cindy Romano, Lynn Geraci SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Linda Lite, Jamie Miller, Eileen Roche, Marsha Williams Clubs and Organizations 53 Resident Student Association LEFT TO RIGHT; TOP ROW: Roger Huenke, Terri Schultz, B.J. Miller, Arlene T. Rodriguez. SITTING: Lynette Cabell, Kathleen Johnson. Housing Staff 54 Clubs and Organizations REPORTER STAFF, BACK, L. TO R. Tony Jetton, Charlene Chews, John Philbin, Wilma Randle, Russ Marabito, Paul Deutsch. FRONT, L. TO R. Nancy Greco, Doris Gresen, Dominic Calabrese, Tina Marine Hi, Lynn Webb. YEARBOOK STAFF, FRONT ROW, L. TO R. Vicki Reeves, Nancy Greco, Margie Fitch, Terri Schultz, Karen Ker- bis, Arlene T. Rodriquez, Cindy Romano, Theresa Anderson, Laura Graft. BACK ROW: Nora Ryan, Dominque Dis- teffano, Hilart Ward. Not pictured: Mike Singer, Donna Tomasello, Carlotta Stillo, Mary Yu, Anthony Jetton, Nick Trongale. Clubs and Organizations 55 EAGI E STAFF - SITTING: Hilary Ward, Mary Anderson, Dominique DiStefano, Sandy Young, Lois Pasquale, Barbara Vigo. STANDING: Liz Coughlin, Barb Mangels, Mark Thill, Diane Spohnholz, Jacklyn Egolf, Rose Olszewsk.. ITALIAN CLUB: TOP: Carol Fidanza, Dominic Vignola, Margaret Caruso, Rafaella Aragona Anna LaSorella MIDDLE: Rosemary Randazzo, Joanne Trotti, Fran Franceschina, Michelina Lieggi, Denise Maio. BOTTOM: Mar- garita Ficcetto. NOT PICTURED: Carlotta Stillo. Clubs and Organizations Theotokeion 4 L. TO R. Roberta Piccoli President Ann Stangarone Vice-President Mary Anderson Treasurer Judy Felicelli Secretary 11 Mini BACK ROW: L. TO R. Laurie Ardito, Jo Ann Trotti, Peggy Mohatt, Tom Kourmin, Linda Lite, Tom Grahm, Jean Ortega, Rose Lo Gioco, MIDDLE ROW: Shirley La Donne, Linda Rubini, Mary Anderson, Roberta Piccoli, Judy Felicel'li, Diane Spohnholtz, Frieda Dallas, Ann Stangarone, Deborah Rus hing, Dominic Calabrese, Rose Mary 01s- ewski, BOTTOM ROW: Diane Hrachovec, Helen Koszulinski, Jacklyn Egolf, Barbara Mangels, Dawn Jensen. Clubs and Organizations 57 OPLAS TOP ROW: L. TO R. Madeline Gonzalez, Mariano Loy, Marisol Davila, Mary Yu, Carmen Flores, Maria Soto, Ruth Santiago, Elvia Villegas, Rufino Osorio, Delma Rodriguez SITTING: L. TO R. Gloria Meves, Ana Ortiz, Martha Mora, Minerva Ramierez, Arlene T. Rodriguez 58 Clubs and Organizations Ram TOP ROW L. TO R.: William Kelly, Anthony Jetton, Daphine Diggs, Margea Chenault, Runda Barron, Karen Mc- Byrd, Carolyn Vessel, Emily Walker, Pam Perrin, Tina Avery, Dave Dupree, Steve Gibson, MIDDLE ROW: Wayde Smith, Donna Williams, Augusta Simpson, Brenda Craig, Calvin Harvey, Pat Scanlon, Robert Brunson, Kathy John- son, Lynette Cabell, Gwenda Wilson, BOTTOM ROW: Sybil Leak, Leonard Lloyd, William McBryd, Rose McBryd, Pamela Mays, Cynthia Cooper, Cheryl Cooper, Crystal Abernathy, Chester Burkes, SEATED ON FLOOR: Tracy Brown, Jamison Griffin. Clubs and Organizations 59 of colors . . . of hopes and dreams and what they mean, in open minds that they've seen. of knowledge, or wisdom, of learning truth, in changing times of innocent youth. to finding escapes in what is real, and knowing reasons for what you feel. of colors .... of hopes and dreams and what they mean, in open minds (and lions are green). T.L.D. ■ ACTIVITIES in 7 n ._ r-ii T '1 1. red 2. blue 3. yellow 4. green 5. purple 6. orange 7. black 8. white 64 Activities Homecoming Homecoming was the beginning of another tradition at Rosary, and perhaps the most significant celebra- tion of the year for several reasons: Rosary's newly- found football team was honored for its fantastic first year record, and a Homecoming Court was chosen to preside at the activities ... ... a slighty different twist was added to the event, as B.J. Miller was elected Homecoming Queen, and Terri Schultz was elected Homecoming King. Activities 65 Lecturers and Guests Rosary College offered a lecture series throughout the year. Besides faculty lectures by such people as George Anastapalo, S. Thomasine Cusack and S. Kay Ashe, special lectures were presented by Judith Bardwick and Hans Kuhn. Tito Gobbi also made a special ap- perance in an instructive opera session. Thomas Egan 66 Activities 68 Activities Wayde Smith and Mary Hoggett Activities 69 70 Activities Activities 71 72 Activities Activities 73 Drama Two one-act plays by the 17th Century French playwright Moliere were performed on November 19 and 20, in the auditor- ium. The Affected Ladies ( Les Precieuses Ridicules) involves the courtship of two pretentious young ladies by two mischie- vious servants posing as elegant noble- men. In 'Love Is The Best Doctor (L 'Amour Medecin), fun is poked at the medical profession. Both plays represent Moliere at his sa- tirical best, ridiculing the weaknesses and errors of society while pointing up false values. In harmony with the Comedia del Arte style, the cast was attired in leotards and gym trunks. Both plays were directed by Mr. Joseph Bell. 74 Activities Activities 75 Mr. Rosary Amid the cheers and whistles of student wo- men, the first annual Mr. Rosary Contest was held, appropriately enough on Halloween. Af- ter due consideration of the various contes- tants, the student-faculty panel of judges decided that none of the men measured up to their strict standards. However, Lauren McCormack was named Man of the Even- ing . The Contestants The Winner Freak The Judges 76 Activities Activities 77 80 Sports A beginning . BELOW TOP ROW: Coach Carl (J.D.), Mr. Excitement, Wild Man Bednarczyk, Big Brian, Rim Tim Tim, Mad Dog Frank, Eric Youngblood, Twist Shake, Smiles McNeil, Crazy legs Sweeney, Cicero Poro MIDDLE ROW: Pat the hat McCormack, Super K, Cute little Kevin, The Bushdog, Golden-hands McCormack, Ron the Toe, Pud, Bill Freak. BOTTOM ROW: Sarge Sweeney Sports 81 Judy Wohlford- Coach Celestine Avery Carmen Flores Sheila Harris Noreen Jefferies Laurie Kula Reba McCain Augusta Simpson Ann Van Hoomissen Emily Walker 82 Sports Sports 83 BACK ROW: Ken Gutrich (coach), Brian Heaphy, Hugh Toner, Randy Colin, Steve Gibson, Dave Dupree, William Kelly, Dave Conrad, Mike Hattie. FRONT ROW: Joe Leary (Capt.), D.D. Thurman, Nickie Trongale, Chester Burkes, Jamie Miller, Robert Brunson, Donald Howard I stood aghast as I gazed upon this graceful creature. His moves were that of the most talented ballerina. He floated to earth like a delicate feather,, As he raced across the ground I felt the intensity that built about him. He stopped to quench his thirst. I felt his mouth tingle with the iced freshness of a glacial snow. As I looked upon this creature from paradise, he gave me the impression that he was playing a game. I think it is called — basketball. C. Pencak 84 Sports I now want to know all things under the sun, and the moon, too. For all things are beautiful in themselves, and become more beautiful when known to man. Knowledge is life with wings. Kahlil Gibran SENIORS 77 SENIORS 77 SENIORS 77 SENIORS 77 SENIORS 77 SENIORS 77 SENIORS 77 SENIORS 77 SENIORS 77 SENIORS 77 SENIORS 77 SENIORS 77 MICHELLE AGINS Communication Arts and Sciences MARY ANDERSON French PATRICIA ASKEW Accounting BARBARA BACCI Political Science 88 Seniors PAMELA DUNTON T.L DWYER Political Science 1 Biology MICHAELINE DYJA Home Economics JUDITH FELICELLI Accounting 94 Seniors JERIANNE HAAG American Studies BARBARA HARGROVE Home Economics 96 Seniors ta MARGARET HARTRANFT Music CURTIS HELWIG Accounting and Political Science JUDITH HELLGETH History LYNN HENDLER Business Administration and Mathmatics Seniors 97 ROBERT KRAKOSKE KATHLEEN LAROCCO Accounting Biology and Home Economics LINDA LITE ROSARIA LOGIOCO Accounting French 100 Seniors i GAYLE LOWERY Home Economics MAUREEN MADDEN English KATHLEEN RILEY DEBRORAH RIORDAN History Accounting EILEEN ROCHE ARLENE RODRIGUEZ Biology - Chemistry Political Science and Sociology Seniors 107 CORINNE SAMUELS Business Administration and Philosophy PAMELA SCHIEWE French RUTH SANTIAGO Sociology VIRGINIA SCHIEWE Psychology 108 Seniors JOANN TROTTI Mathmatics MARY WAGNER Business Administration and Mathmatics BARBARA URGO English MARSHA WILLIAMS Psychology 112 Seniors DONNA WITKOWSKI Communication Arts and Sciences PAULINE ZENISEK French PATRICIA VETALI American Studies EILEEN ZYCH Home Economics Seniors 113 SENIORS NOT PICTURED: Kathleen Anderson Kathleen Brizzolara Mary Burns Dominic Calabrese Sam Chapetta Lawerence Connolly Linda Corrado Mary Croft Pamela Crombie Suzanne DeLa Garza Susan De Longis Catherine Derrig Joan Devereux Maureen Drews Scott Dunnell Chris Dywan Nancy Ericson Caroline Falls Margaret Flanagan Janet Foelsch Robert Fotopoulos Mary Beth Funteas Cladia Gannon John Giardina Mary Godziela Luke Grimelli Mary Griesinger Janice Holland Patricia Home S. Judith Jewison Bronwyn Jones Kathleen Jorgenson Michaeline Kinkead Diane Kirschner Maureen Lantemo Robert Lappe Patricia Leahy Barbara Mangels Terrence Mayer Arlene Mayzel Eileen McMahon William McNichols Stephen Migala Ber nard Miller Roberta Morrison Shirley Nokes Elizabeth Novakovich Mary Novie Patricia Nugent Susan Oratowski Rugino Osorio Marilyn Osterguard Alice Ouska Marilyn Owens Patricia Palmer Kathy Panek John Parker Dale Patuszynski Christine Penev Donna Pike-Biegel Linda Pint Chris Pitsis Rita Prendergast Michael Prochot Pamela Richter Valerie Riotte Linda Rubini Annette Rycerz David Salemi Diane Schmitz Nancy Schultz Theresa Schultz Jean Sifferman Mildred Simpson Christine Smoron Diane Sponholtz Mark Thill Denise Tiffy Donna Tomasello Judy Valli Patricia Vetali Deborah Venezia Barbara Vignola Gayle Wojciechowski Sandra Young 114 Seniors TOP ROW: Rita Predergast, Lora Sparacio, Shirley Nokes, Barbara Vignola, Joan Devereux, Margaret Flanagan, BOTTOM ROW: Dorthy Grunden (Associate Director of CE), Catherine Buckley, Roberta Morrison, Bernadine Dehn, Maureen Lanterno, Karen Case I la, Diane Kirschner CELEBRATE YOURSELF EXPLORE MEW IDEAS EXPAND YOUR POTENTIAL SWING WIDE THE ENRICHING PURSUIT Continuing Education Center 116 117 120 Underclassmen Underclassmen 121 Underclassmen 123 124 Underclassmen FRONT ROW: Marisol Davila, Martha Mora, Madeline Gonzalez, BACK ROW: Minerva Ramirez, Margery Doss, Mary Yu, Maria Soto STANDING: Barb Brzozwski, Laura Bertani, Mary Yankovich SITTING: Mary Ann Alexander, Deb- bie Alonso, Julie Wanda, Pam Wuensche, Laura Brady Underclassmen 125 126 Underclassmen STANDING L. TO R.: Charlene Chew, Juanita Nesbitt. SITTING CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: Sue LaBarge, Gwen Williamson, Donna Williams TOP ROW L. TO R.: Pati- ence Garvey, Perry D. Nelson, Stephen Clark. BOTTOM ROW L. TO R.: Terri Brown, Mary Sue Denison, Sue Brody, Jane Zimmerman, Jill Blanchette Underclassmen 127 Underclassmen 129 FRONT ROW L. TO R.: William Kelly, Marsha Gearge, Tracey Brown. BACK ROW L. TO R.: Cheryl Guyton, Donald Howard, Deena Uzzell 130 Underclassmen STANDING L. TO R.: M. Donoghue, Pat Reda. CENTER ROW L. TO R.: Sandy Young, Bill Wall. FRONT ROW L. TO R.: Brian Ban, Patti McNutty, Laura Ballauer, Chris Pitsis Underclassmen 131 SITTING L. TO R.: Sue Bates, Zenza Brown, Dave Dupree STANDING L. TO R.: Daphne Diggs, Wayde Smith, Tony Jetton, Leonard Lloyd i 132 Underclassmen FRONT ROW: Tom Krickl, Sue Roznowski BACK ROW: Bruce Gracz, Jim Roberto, Nancy Nymark, Mike Pahlke, Pam Mihas, Frank Neuner. Underclassmen 133 FRONT ROW: William McByrd, Cheryl Cooper. BACK ROW: Cindy Cooper, Cathy Byrne, Dina Wright 134 Underclassmen SITTING: Vickie Reeves, Gloria Framczak, Laura Graf. STANDING: Lynn Webb, Darlene Pouk, Laura Gugerty, Theresa Anderson, Helen Hallerich. SITTING: Patti McNulty, Cindy Romano, Celestine DeTrana. STANDING: Annie Campbell, Judy Schwarz, Dee Canello. Underclassmen 135 Kevin Mikesell, Mary Case, Tom Graham SITTING; L TO R; Mary Raliegh, Veronica Larkin, Nan Silva, Peggy Ryan STANDING: Carry Crawford, Nora Ryan Underclassmen 137 138 Underclassmen LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Bednarczyk, Carlotta Stillo, Mom, Joe Mililli Underclassmen 139 Foreign Studies If the Queen won't come to Rosary - Rosary will go to the Queen. Each year Rosary sends its finest to cul- ture the Isles for a semester. After three weeks of roaming the English and Scottish countryside, the group settled into family life in London. Days were filled with traveling the tube, class convocations, walking tours, pub grub, Parliament, art galleries, museums, theatre, all places of culture London has to of- fer...plus frequent visits to the many libraries. 1ST ROW: (L. TO R.) STANDING: Joan Cusack, SITTING: DeDe Morton, Martha Evans, Barb Pach, Tekki Lomnicki, Kyok Kim, STANDING; Mary Esposito, 2ND ROW: STANDING; S. Judy Jewison (FARTHER RIGHT) SIT TING; Michelle Waiter, STANDING; S. Mary Ewen, Sally Fisher, Lucine Sullivan (Boston College). LAST ROW: Bill McNichol's lower left half, Katie Riley, Patti Harrop, Mary Jo Godziela, Rich Briasco, Mary Lou Jacquet, Libby Lair, Gwen Siemer, Sue Kasper, Petra Horst. NOT PIC- TURED: Judy Griffin. Rosary also sends an equally distin- guished group to Fribourg, Switzerland for a full year to travel the continent and (hopefully) to return trilingual. L. TO R.: STANDING: Mark Abrams, Marian Anderson Diane La Bianco, Ginny Cahill, Julie Dell, Therese Le Roy, Kim Kendra SITTING: Sr. Sigrid Simlik, Marian Boyle 140 Foreign Studies 1AGIC of color: God's breath, here and there, Heaven above, heaven below, Light sings its sOngs a thousand times, iod becomes the world in so many colors. White to black, warm to cool, Feel themselves newly drawn, And forever out of the whirling cha The rainbow rises. And so GodTs tofiit r Wanders in a thousand forms, Created and shaped together And we cherish Him as the sun. «.,_ Hermann Hesse - X A ADS ADS ADS ADS ADS ADS ADS De Co I ores! And so must all love be of every bright color to make my heart cry ADS ADS ADS ADS ADS ADS ADS ADS ADS ADS ADS ADS Advertising 143 1 Congratulations To The Graduates Of 77 From The CAMPUS MINISTRY TEAM Fr. Evan, Sr. Ann Mary . - From FRIEND J.j.C. 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For their generous donation to De Colores Advertising 157 TIME And so we walked, The snow brushed into our boots And licking our raveled hair Enjoyed the inoculated, polluted Earth. « , KilE And you stopped by a petrified Icy white creek, obstructed with the death of trees and entwining limbs to kiss my fresh toothpasty mouth, While I told you to shave off your scraggly For it added to the concept of Time. 2w mLJEJm WBLd BUL Time, suspended like icicles on the boughs, Still, lifeless, like the look in your eye; An ambered sun shadowed our silhouette. Time so tactful. How much time will I have to be w ith you till the only remembrance I own will be a frozen smile in a wallet or an expression on my dresser covered in glass set in some cheap wooden frame. I don't want to look, talk to, or love you this way. I just want time, this time to stand still, to glue us together with its stiff threadings, to freeze us, freshly This way, For this moment is complete , Is now. PHOTOGRAPHY: Arlene T. Rodriguez, Editor Anthony Jetton Cindy Romano With special thanks to: Carolyn Falls Mike Singer Tina Marinelli Ann Van Hoomissen W ilma Randle Al DeMeo Mick Trongale COVER DESIGN: Dominique Di Stefano ART CONTRIBUTIONS: William Kelly Donna Thomasello COPY CONTRIBUTIONS: Donna Tomasello Joan Cusack T. L. Dwyer Nancy Greco Geoff Kain Judy Langridge With special thanks to: Herman Hesse Kahlil Gibran CO-ORDINATING EDITOR: Margaret Fitch ADVERTISING EDITOR: Carlotta Stillo ASSISTANT AD EDITOR: Nora Ryan LAYOUT: Nancy Greco, Co-Editor Cindy Romano, Co-Editor Linda Rohde With special thanks to: Meg Hartranft Mary El len Shea SALES: The entire staff with special thanks to: Theresa Anderson Laura Graf Petra Horst Karen Kerbis Florence Martino Vicki Reeves YEARBOOK ADVISOR: Molly Burke De Col ores '77 has been subsudized by the Student Government Assoc. All Faculty, Senior, and Undergraduate portraits by EBERT STUDIOS.