BOARD OF TR.USTEES OF HNE OF L111??? 153 NEW Y RK 0N 01F THE FACULTY THE DEGREE OJJF ALL RIGHT39 PRMLEGES APPERTAINING 'ESS THE SEAL OF THE COLLEGE AND THE SIGNATURES OF ITS OFFHGERS 31 DAY OF MAY 1965 m r. W DEAN Siena College Loudonville, N.Y. I l G ' The idea of college a; the birthplace of new horizon; greet; the eonfmea' freyhman at hi5 Jimt orientation lecture, and it remains with him through the laxt line of the commencement addreu. And Jomewhere between theye pole; of college life, our new horizon; evolve from vague, formlem ahxtractions to a meaningful, real experience. Thi; evolution is part of the edaeational proeemethe most personal, and perhap; the moxt enduring part. It begin; when we a'z'teozxer that behind the fact; learned in the elamroom there ate valaey, ideal; and truth; which each of m mmt text in hit own way. This evolution is alto part of the many experience; that make up font years at Siena. The eventxeclamex, lahy, retreats, lecturey, hallgamey, ralliex, drillseand the people-facalty ana' elatmtateJ-all play a part in giving 5ah.rtanee and meaning t0 0th horizom. In the final analytic, no one can trace the exact eotme 0f thi; evolation. It 2'; a; varied and nzany-Jidea' a; the experience; that have formulated it. Nor can anyone 1th the new horizons that have come into existence hetween initiation and commencement, for they, too, are as varied a; the people who aypire to them. The SAGA i; a permanent record of theIe people and experience;, a verbal and pictorial mosaic of life at Siena. We leave it to the reader to hnd a pattern in thi; mataie, t0 reeomtraet hi5 own evolution from these word; and pictat'ey, and to trace the fabric of hi; own horizon in thete pagey. . contents Prologue .. .. . .,. ............................................................................... 2 Student Life .. .. . ,. V ............................................ . .............................. 4 Adminixtmtion .. . .................. . I ................................................................... 40 Faculty ,, . . ..................... ., V. ............................................................................................. 50 Senior; ...................................................... I ............................................................................... 66 Club; and Organization; . ..................................................................................................... 112 Athletics ............. . ................ ............................................................................... 152 ActivitiesandEvemJ. .. .. V ....................................................................................... 194 Senior Directory. . .. . . ., ............................................................................ 234 Patrom. ................................................................................................................ 245 Advertijing ....... . . .. . ................... . I . ......................................................................... 248' StAFE Editor-in-claief . . . C . Edward Daly I Managing Editor . . . William F. McCabe I Bmineu Manager . . . Raymond A. Guertin I Amociate Editor; . . . Iamar I. Corbett . . . William I. McKelligott . . . Raymond P. McNezzl . . . Iolm T. Mzzldomz . . . Iwepb E, Perreaalt. . . Iolm V. Ringwood I Bminem SMI. . . Cornelia; I. McMamu . . . Iolm C. Mulligan . . . Norbert I. 519410 I Plaotogmplam . . . Michael C. Collin; . . , Anthony S. Derico . . . Peter I. Reilly. . . William P. Tynan I General Staf . . . Rickard R. Bella . . . Duane F. Bruce . . . Stephen R. Cofey . . . Lawrence T. DiSlefano . . . Edward F. Hemzinger . . . David S. Hepp . . . onepb C. Himz . . . P. Daniel Halli; . . . oneplj I. Iorlett . . . Kevin R. Keating . . . Iudz'tb N. Kiermm . . . Peter I. Lattimore . . . Charley I McCambridge Iemerimu . , . Thoma! P. McCarthy . . . Eagene Napiemki . . . Robert I. Newell . . . Ronald Pawliczek . . . Amtin R. Semzett . . . William S. Tattle . . . Gerald L. Zelmum I Moderator . . . Mr. Thomas I. Nolan SIUOEHI UFE Tlae campus a 10 Sights WM o wen , 14 w- xMAWr V Mm Study M N 111655 15 gwmg Happ , z z Exdgzigmiagigiggga 19 Ala! Sweet spring 24 Togetbemess Mszw-n WWM'AM I nnovations? L t. i n 0 '1 4! a t c e bl x E 32 Regimentation M editati 0n M'M A Vacation 6 a u? ; 57 39 AOmmIsmauon Eaculty ano Very Rev. Brian F. Duffy, O.F.M. President of Siena College 41 Tine Trusteeg 01C Siena CoHege request tke I'xonm o? gouv presence at Jake installation 0? Verq Rev. 3mm 4: Dum, O. ,C. M. as Fifth DvegiJent OFSena CoHege on Monolaq Jake twentwmtk OF Octobew, one tkoumnol nine luereal anal siqu-Four at Six-fkirtq In ELe evening in Gibbong 1LlaH LouJonviHe, New York 44 Rev. Matthew T. Conlin, O.F.M. Dean of the College AOmmIs Rev. Michael V. Perry, O.F.M. Vice-President Associate Professor of Mathematics Miss Barbara A. Vertefeuille Registrar Rev. Blaise F. Reinhart, O.F.M. Assistant Dean of the College Head, Department of Economics 45 Rev. Mark Angelo, O.F.M. Dean of the Graduate School Assistant Deads lights blaze far into the night. AOmlhlStRAthh Mr. Bernard P. Currier Director of Admissions Rev. Rayner F. Williams, O.F.M. Director of Student Personnel Assistant Professor of Economics R ,,: 'J; Rev. Maurus A. Kennedy, O.F.M. Treasurer 46 Rev. Joel D. Ross, O.F.M. Dean of Men Instructor in Theology peare class. Rev. Neil MacDonald, O.F.M. Spiritual Director Instructor in Theology Rev. Eusebius Arundel, O.F.M. Director of Guidance A funny thing happened on the way to Shakes- Rev. Giles A. Webster, O.F.M. Director of Public Relations 47 OlVISIOh chammen Rev. Martin A. Hanhauser, . O.F.M. $ ' ' Chairman, Science Division Mr. Richard J. Sheehy Chairman, Arts Division Dr. Joseph A. Buff Chairman, Business Division lnsnany SEAH: Miss Marian Smith Catalog Librarian Rev. Anselm F. Hardy, O.F.M. Librarian Rev. Cyril J. Seaman, O.F.M. Assistant Librarian 48 CEDAR ment 0E athletics Rev. Paschal J. Monaghan, O.F.M. Director of Athletics Dr. Charles H. Connolly Varsity Cross-Country Coach aaup Mr. Daniel J. Cunha Mr. Leo Callahan Director of Intercollegiate Athletics DireCtor of Intramural Sports Varsity Coach, Basketball and Varsity Golf Coach Baseball Mr. Robert E. Baumann Mr. Eugene J. Culnan Varsity IaCrosse Coach Freshman Basketball Coach American Association of University Professors, l. to 1-. Dr. Edward J. Gibbons, Vice Pres- ident; Dr. Stanley L. Jedynak, President; Mr. Robert M. Kennedy, Secretary. 49 Mr. Charles F. Adamson Instructor in Modern Languages How's the boy! aculty Mr. Roland H. Allen Professor of Physics Rev. Walter F. Armijo, O.F.M. Assistant Professor of History 7x Mr. Richard Andrews Rev. Hyacinth W. Earnhardt, Instructor in Physics O.F.M. Professor of Philosophy 50 Mrs. Patricia H. Battaglia Lecturer in English Mr. Edward J. Bentley Lecturer in Distribution Dr. Joseph P. Bevak Head, Department of Chemistry Mr. Francis F. Buff Head, Department of Distribution Instructor in English Moderator, Freshman Class Mr. Leon F. Bouvier Rev. Patrick M. Brown, O.F Head, Department of Sociology Head, Department of Theology Moderator, Senior Class Mr. John B. Buscani .M. Rev. Christian F. Camadella, O.F.M. Instructor in Biology Moderator, Western N. Y. Club 51 52 Mr. Thomas A. Castellano Associate Professor of Modern Languages Mr. Ralph L. Corrigan Instructor in English Moderator, Siena N ew: M .- Dr. Charles H. Connolly Professor of Education Mr. David J. Colbert Mr. John E. Collins Assistant Chairman, Business Associate Professor of Economics Division Head, Department of Accounting SSGT Martin L. Conover R.O.T.C. Supply Mr. Alexander W. Cruden, Jr. Dr. Orlo L. Day Assistant Professor of Accounting Associate Professor of Education Dr. Michelangelo De Rosa Professor of Modem Languages Rev. Kenneth T. Dorr, O.F.M. Instructor in History Capt. Ronald W. Dubois Assistant Professor of Military Science Mr. Carl G. Donsbach Associate Professor of Accounting Moderator, Troy Club Mr. E. Michael DiFabio Lecturer in Business Law And I thought SYSDAC would eliminate all this work? 53 Mr. Ronald V. Ellis Mr. Guy A. Enfanto Mr. Jeremiah L. Fallon Instructor in English Lecturer in Education Instructor in Modern Languages Moderator, Alpha Mu Gamma Rev. Amadeus P. Fiore, O.F.M. Head, Department of English Capt. Robert J. Fisher Rev. Cyprian Flanagan, O.F.M. Mr. J. Willard Frament Assistant Professor of Military Assistant Professor of Chemistry Head, Department of Business Law Science Moderator, Student Senate Moderator, Barristers' Club Moderator, Pershing Rifles 54 SFC Keith 0. Frogge Dr. Herbert F. Fuerst Rev. Robert F. Gabel, O.F.M. Administrative Supervisor,R.O.T.C. Professor of Modern Languages Instructor in Sociology Moderator, German Club Dr. Edward J. Gibbons Mr. John J. Glynn Assistant Professor of History Instructor in Chemistry Rev. Capistran J. Hanlon, O.F.M. Mr. Charles R. Haynes Rev. Wilfrid A. Hept, O.F.M. Instructor in Sociology Assistant Professor of Accounting Assistant Professor of Philosophy Moderator, Pre-Cana Conferences 55 56 Dr. William J. Hitten Professor of English Sabbatical Leave Dr. Stanley L. Jedynak Assistant Professor of English Mr. Robert W. Hoeffner Mr. Daniel J. Horgan Instructor in History Moderator, NFCCS Rev. Giles Houghton, O.F.M. Rev. Daniel J. Hurley, O.F.M. Instructor in Philosophy Instructor in Philosophy Moderator, Albany Club Rev. Martin DePorres Keeley, O.F.M. Instructor in Philosophy Assistant Professor of Modern Languages Moderator, Spanish Club Mr. Thomas 0. Kelly Instructor in History Moderator, History Club Mr. Robert M. Kennedy Mr. Donald P. Kilpatrick Rev. Benjamin J. Kuhn, O.F.M. Instructor in Modern Languages Instructor in Mathematics Professor of Mathematics Rev. Norbert F. Lehr, O.F.M. Assistant Professor of English Moderator, Radio Station WVCR Doc, you take the one in the red sweat shirt. Mr. Louis Lombardi Rev. Brendan A. Lynch, O.F.M. Mr. Thomas C. McCabe Lecturer in Accounting Associate Professor of Mathematics Associate Professor of Accounting Moderator, New York Met Club 57 Rev. Michael B. McCloskey, O.F.M. Professor of History Mr. Eugene J. McDevitt Instructor in Chemistry SFC John F. McGrath Mr. John J. McKenna Major John T. McKinney Instructor in Military Science Instructor in Modern Languages Professor of Military Science Moderator, Central New York Club 58 k, 'MI'N 11w Rev. Paschal J. Monaghan, Rev. Anthony F. Moore, 0.F.M. Dr. Gladys C. Murphy 0.F.M. Instructor in Theology Professor of Education Instructor in Theology Assistant Spiritual Director Director of Athletics Rev. Andrew Nargay, 0.F.M. Associate Professor of Philosophy Rev. Bonaventure O'Brien, Mr. Jay Cox OsBrien 0.F.M. Lecturer in Business Law Instructor in Classical Languages Mr. Thomas J. Nolan Instructor in Modern Languages Moderator, SAGA Rev. Nicholas O'Brien, 0.F.M. Head, Department of Classical Lapguages 59 Rev. Celestine F. O'Callaghan, Rev. Sixtus UConnor, O.F.M. Capt. Edmund J. O Grady O.F.M. Professor of Philosophy Assistant Professor of Military Assistant Professor of Mathematics Science Mr. Edmund R. Padvaiskas Rev. Dominick J. Pistella Head, Department of History Instructor in Classical Languages Dr. Egon Plager Rev. Laurence P. Rainville, Rev. Howard Reddy, O.F.M. Professor of Sociology O.F.M. Instructor in Theology Director, Placement Bureau Assistant Professor of Physics Assistant Dean of Men 60 Mr. Thomas J. Reiter Instructor in English Moderator, Gavel Club Mr. Garrett A. Roche, Jr. Associate Professor of Business Law Rev. Marian Ruel, O.F.M. Head, Department of Physics Moderator, Physics Club Mrs. Margaret Riley Rev. Evan Roche, O.F.M. Lecturer in English Head, Department of Philosophy Fr. Howard, Assistant Captain of the faculty team, tries again. 61 Rev. Sennen San Fratello, Mrs. Madeline Sapone Dr. Basil Y. Scott O.F.M. Lecturer in Modern Languages Lecturer in Statistics Instructor in English Mr. Alexander Sheremeta Lecturer in Accounting Mr. William S. Shiver Assistant Professor of Modern Languages Moderator, French Club 62 Rev. Gabriel Snyder, O.F.M. SSGT Gordon Speak Instructor in Sociology Administrative Supervisor, R.O.T.C. Mr. John Suchower Instructor in English Moderator, Little Theater Mr. William J. Tangredi Instructor in Chemistry Rev. Bernardine A. Teresi, O.F.M. Head, Department of Music Moderator, Italian Club Rev. Casimir F. Tumasonis, O.F.M. Head, Department of Biology Rev. Pacificus Waywood, O.F.M. Instructor in English Now the Franciscan Order was founded right here . . Mr. T homas A. Whalen Associate Professor of Biology Mr. George F. Will Instructor in Physics 63 64. 1869 In memomam Most Rev. Edmund F. Gibbons, D.D. Bishop of Albany, 1919-1954 Ut Omnex Umzm Sim 1964 Rev. Kevin Walsh, O.F.M. Philosophy, 1946-1962 1903-1964 Mr. William J. Acquario Comptroller, 1954-1964 1909-1964 65 SAINT BERNARDINE OF SIENA COLLE GE LOUD ONVILLE , NEW YORK OFFICE OF PRESIDENT Members of the Class of 1965: My sincere compliments to you on this fine edition of the Saga. It marks another milestone, recording as it does the history of the twenty-fifth class to graduate from Siena College. While the Saga will serve admirably its purpose of preserving the present for the future, it seems appropriate that I address my remarks to your future association with the College as alumni. It is of great importance that you realize that as alumni you still remain a very real part of Siena. Your education has been a mutual endeavor of yourselves and your College. That community of interest and purpose has developed close ties which should endure and find continued expression in alumni activities. Your participation in the programs and affairs of the Alumni Association will help it to achieve its aims, to become stronger, to serve Siena. more effectively. A united and active alumni will do muchfor you and your college. As alumni, too, you can be good will ambassadors for your College. You can speak up for it in your community. You can send qualified students here. You can help the College place its students in good jobs after graduation. You can help interest others to invest in the future of Siena. You can bring recognition and honor to the faculty and provide resources to further the educational program. Our graduates have made the name of Siena known and respected. We are confident that you will not only uphold but enhance that reputation in your lives and careers, individually and in concert with the alumni you are about to join. I wish to assure you of a cordial welcome into their ranks. May the Lord bless you and keep you. Sincerely yours, W. .7. gm ZgiaguDuffy, o. F. Z 67 68 SENIOR Ronald P. Jaworski Vice-President J. Bennett Farrell President David S. Hepp Secretary-Treasurer ' 11,: Charles S. Harris Social Director William F. McCabe N FCCS Representative Rev. Patrick M. Brown, O.F.M. Moderator Gerald D. Barry Publicity Co-ordinator 69 ROBERT L. ADAMS B.A. Sociology Albany, N.Y. WILLIAM P. ADAMS B.S. Physics Albany, N. Y. JAMES L. ALLEN B.A. Sociology Cohoes, N. Y. GERALD F . AMYOT B.A. English Troy, N.Y. THOMAS G. AMYOT Our goal- graduation! B.B.A. Accounting Troy, N.Y. 70 RICHARD R. AVELLA B.B.A. Accounting Clearwater, Fla. ROBERT T. ANSLOW B.A. History Troy, N.Y. JOSEPH A. ANDERSON B.B.A. Accounting Albany, N.Y. DAVID J. BAHAN B.S. Economics Mechanicville, N.Y. GERALD D. BARRY B.S. Biology Albany, N.Y. STEPHEN H. BAUMES B.A. History Latham, N.Y. 71 MICHAEL V. BEAVER B.A. Sociology Albany, N. Y. If he tries to spit-shine my face again, I'll him him with my purse! PETER T. BENNETT B.S. Economics E. Greenbush, N.Y. JOHN E. BERRY BLANEY C. BLODGETT RICHARD F. BORELL B.A. Sociology Unadilla, N.Y. B.A. Sociology Chestertown, N.Y. BA. English Albany, N.Y. 72 JOHN F. BREEN JOHN E. BRENNAN, JR. DUANE F. BRUCE B.S. Biology Troy, N.Y. B.S. Economics Albany, N.Y. B.A. English W. Springfield, Mass. BRUCE E. BRUEN MICHAEL W. BRYANT B.A. History Bedford Hills, N.Y. B.S. Mathematics Saratoga Springs, N.Y. PASQUALE A. CALIGUIRE SAMUEL S. CAPRA, JR. VICTOR J. CARDONA B.S. Economics Elnora, N.Y. B.B.A. Accountmg Schenectady, N.Y. B.S. Economics Albany, N.Y. 73 RICHARD L. CARPENTER B.A. English Boonton, N.J. ABELARDO CASTILLO B.A. Sociology Panama JOSEPH P. CASSELLO B.B.A. Accounting Albany, N.Y. JOSEPH M. CAVANAUGH B.S. Mathematics Watervliet, N.Y. PATRICK J. COLLINS B.A. History Amsterdam, N.Y. ' DANIEL T. CLARK B.B.A. Accounting Albany, N.Y. FREDERICK N. COMO J. GARY CONDON B.A. Sociology Schenectady, N.Y. B.B.A. Accounting Albany, N.Y. 74 i , 1 ' J z f; K JAMES H. CONOVER B.S. Biology Amsterdam, N. Y. Our group had twenty-one per cent fewer cavities! WILLIAM J. CONSROE BS. Economics Syracuse, N.Y. WILLIAM B. CONSTANT B.A. English Ellenville, N.Y. GREGORY M. COOKE JAMES J. CORBETT BS. Finance Roanoke, Va. B.A. English Glens Falls, N.Y. 7S JAMES J. COYNE NORBERT CZELUSNIAK . EUGENE E. DAILEY BA. Sociology Loudonville, N-Y- B.B.A. Accounting Amsterdam, N.Y. B.A. English Latham, N.Y. C. EDWARD DALY PAUL B. DANNER B.A. English Glens Falls, N.Y. B.S. Economics Rensselaer, N.Y. JOHN W. DECKER DONALD P. DELANEY FLOYD G. DENISON B.S. Physics Delmar, N.Y. B.A. Sociology Schenectady, N.Y. B.A. History Albany, N.Y. 76 Kill the pigs! ARNOLD F. DEPAULA LAWRENCE E. DIGESARE B.B.A. Accounting Schenectady, NY. B.S. Biology Scotia, N.Y. CARL M. DIGIULIO JOHN R. DIGMAN LAWRENCE M. DINEEN B.B.A. Accounting Albany, N.Y. B.S. Economics Colonic, N.Y. B.S. Economics Pearl River, N.Y. 77 JOHN L. DINUZZO B.S. Economics Albany, N.Y. LAWRENCE T. DISTEFANO B.A. Sociology Tupper Lake, N.Y. CLARENCE F. DOBBERT B.A. History Mechanicville, N.Y. WILLIAM G. DRUMM B.S. Economics Latham, N.Y. PAUL W. ECKER B.A. History Albany, N.Y. DANIEL J. DUGAN, II B.B.A. Accounting Albany, N.Y. THOMAS C. DUFFY B.A. Sociology Oradell, N.J. 78 RAYMOND J. ELLIOTT, JR. B.A. History Albany, N.Y. BRADLEY C. EGGLESTON B.A. History Albany, N.Y. WILLIAM T. EDWARDS B.S. Chemistry Hyattsville, Md. FREDERICK T. ERDT B.A. English Albany, N.Y. ; Senate President Charles Sullivan extends the best wishes of the Student JOHN J. EVERS BOdY to Father Brian. B.A. History Albany, N.Y. 79 CHARLES A. FAIRCHILD ANTHONY J. FARONE J. BENNETT FARRELL B.S. Economics Albany, N.Y. B.S. Economics Syracuse, N.Y. B.A. English Monroe, N.Y. MARGARET M. FEENEY B.A. History Iatham, N.Y. I am too sober! MICHAEL J. FERRANDINO B.S. Economics Albany, N.Y. 80 KENNETH R. FITZPATRICK JAMES E. FLEMING RONALD J. FLEURY B.B.A. Accounting Schenectady, N.Y. B.A. English Newburgh, N.Y. B.A. French Latham, N.Y. WILLIAM H. FRUEH, JR. PATRICK L. FURLONG B.A. Sociology Delmar, N.Y. B.B.A. Accounting Schenectady, N.Y. JOSEPH A. GALLERIE THOMAS W. GAVAN JAMES L. GAY B.A. Sociology Waterford, N.Y. B.S. Economics Ft. Edward, N.Y. B.A. Sociology West Berne, N.Y. 81 WILLIAM H. GLASER B.A. English Albany, N.Y. Off campus activities of the Albany Club include an annual orphans' party. WILLIAM A. GORMAN B.A. English Troy, N.Y. NICOLA GUGLIUZZA B.S. Biology Schenectady, N.Y. RAYMOND A. GUERTIN HARVEY M. GUION B.B.A. Accounting Bayonne, N.J. B.A. English Ticonderoga, N.Y. 82 PETER D. HALLORAN B.S. Finance Delmar, N.Y. PAHL H. GUNN, JR. B.A. Sociology Watervliet, N.Y. RAYMOND F. HAMM B.S. Economics Albany, N.Y. WILLIAM D. HARRIS B.A. English Cohoes, N.Y. CHARLES S. HARRIS B.S. Finance Albany, N.Y. JOHN J. HASKO B.A. History Cohoes, N.Y. EDWARD F. HENNINGER DAVID S. HEPP B.A. English Bayside, N.Y. BA. English Troy, N.Y. 83 mr: 13 K HENRY F. HOFFMAN D. MICHAEL HOGAN WILLIAM F. HUTCHINSON B.B.A. Accounting Albany, N.Y. B.A. English Ft. Edward, N.Y. B.A. History Albany, N.Y. FRANCIS J. HYNES WILLIAM S. INGUI B.A. English Troy, N.Y. B.B.A. Accounting New Lebanon, N.Y. LAWRENCE j. ISABELLE PAUL P. JABLONSKI RONALD P. JAWORSKI B.A. Sociology Cohoes, N.Y. B.B.A. Accounting Amsterdam, N.Y. B.B.A. Accounting Amsterdam, N.Y. 84 DENNIS P. JOHNSON We shall overcome? B.A. History Schenectady, N.Y. DENNIS R. JORDAN KEVIN R. KEATING B.S Economics Kingston, N.Y. B.A. English Oxford, N.Y. MICHAEL B. KECK DANIEL E. KEHN MARY N. KENNEDY B.A. English Albany, N.Y. B.S. Economics Averill Park, N.Y. B.A. English Cohoes, N.Y. 85 RAYMOND T. KERWIN B.B.A. Accounting Rutherford, N. J. JUDITH N. KIERNAN B.A. History Schenectady, N. Y. DANIEL P. KIRBY B.S. Chemistry Buffalo, N. Y. 86 Exquisite cuisine and a relaxful atmosphere make the Pit a popular place. JAMES M. KNEFLEY B.S. Mathematics Ashland, N.Y. FRANCIS J. KLINE B.S. Physics Albany, N.Y. k: RICHARD C. LANGDON, JR. B.S. Finance W. Hartford, Conn. GEORGE M. LAIDLAW B.S. Chemistry Glenham, N.Y. ROBERT J. KONDRATOWICZ B.A. History Schenectady, N.Y. PETER F. LAPORTE B.B.A. Accounting Colonic, N.Y. THOMAS D. LAQUIDARA B.A. English Troy, N.Y. HENRY G. LAROSE B.A. History Albany, N.Y. GARY A. LAUSIER BAA. Sociology Pittsfield, Mass. 87 jAMES M. LAVERTY B.S. Economics Albany, N.Y. Exam week -- the heat is on! DANIEL J. LAVISTA B.A. English Gloversville, N.Y. RAYMOND M. LEDUC JAMES D. LEHANE EDWARD G. LEONARD B.A. History Constable, N.Y. B.S. Mathematics Flushing, N.Y. B.S. Economics Loudonville, N.Y. 88 FRANK J. LICHTENBERGER JOHN M. LUBIS ROBERT M. LUBNER B.S. Chemistry Passaic, N. J. B.S. Distribution Rensselaer, N.Y. B.A. French Albany, N.Y. PATRICK W. LUCI MICHAEL S. LYNCH B.S. Economics Amsterdam. N.Y. B.A. English Delmar, N.Y. JOHN M. MAGNOTTA THOMAS J. MAGUIRE JAMES H. MALONE B.A. History Troy, N.Y. B.S. Mathematics Albany, N.Y. B.A. History Wells, N.Y. 89 PATRICK J. MALONE B.A. History Troy, N.Y. DOMINIC J. MANTELLO B.A. English Troy, N.Y. ALFRED R. MANZELLA B.B.A. Accounting Lodi, N.J. VINCENT P. MARTIN B.S. Physics Albany, N. Y. ROBERT F. MATT B.B.A. Accounting Schenectady, N.Y. 90 HAROLD D. MANDEL B.B.A. Accounting Albany, N.Y. EDWARD J. MARAKOVITZ B.A. English E. Paterson, N. J. JOHN P. MAY E. Aurora, N. Y. B.A. English Wake me when it's over. WALTER O. MCDOWELL B.S. Economics 92 JOHN J. MCENENY B.A. History Albany, N.Y. W'x' xrm-J WILLIAM j. MCKELLIGOTT B.A. History HENRY J. McFERRAN, JR. BS. Biology Albany, N.Y. Corinth, N. Y. BA. English Glenmont, N. Y. MICHAEL T. McMAHON Menands, N. Y. CORNELIUS J. MCMANUS RAYMOND P. MCNEAL PAUL J. MERGES B.S. Finance Trumansburg, N.Y. B.A. Sociology Wayne, N.J. B.S. Physics Albany, N.Y. PASCAL D. MICARE BRIAN A. MICHELS B.S. Economics Albany, N. Y. B.S. Economics Inwood, N. Y. ROBERT J. MILHIZER ROBERT C. MILLER ROBERT D. MITCHELL B.B.A. Accounting Troy, N.Y. B.B.A. Accounting Schenectady, N.Y. B.S. Economics Albany, N.Y. 93 DENNIS P. MOHAN B.S. Economics Green Island, N.Y. JOHN R. MOLINARO B.S. Biology Dolgeville, N.Y. WAYNE J. MORSE B.B.A. Accounting Schenectady, N.Y. JOHN T. MULDOON B.A. English Buffalo, N.Y. FRANCIS T. MURPHY B.A. English Brooklyn, N.Y. JOHN K. MULVEY, JR. B.A. English Buffalo, N.Y. JAMES B. MULLIN B.A. Sociology Troy, N.Y. 94 CHARLES T. NACY B.A. English Glens Falls, N.Y. Another day, another dime. EUGENE E. NAPIERSKI B.A. History Albany, N.Y. JOHN J. NAUGHTER, JR. B.A. English Albany, N.Y. DANIEL C. NEAL B.S. Economics Herkimer, N.Y. JOSEPH F. NEBUS B.A. History South Amboy, NJ. 95 WALTER J. NEUBAUER RICHARD J. NEVINS ROBERT J. NEWELL B.A. English Rhinebeck, N.Y. B.S. Finance Waterford, N.Y. B.A. English Albany, N.Y. JAMES W. NOLAN RICHARD F. NY E B.A. English Wilton, N.H. B.A. Sociology Schenectady, N.Y. RICHARD J. O'BRIEN PETER B. OJCONNELL EDWARD V. ODDO B.S. Economics Albany, N.Y. B.A. English Corinth, N.Y. B.S. Mathematics Bayside, N.Y. 96 JOHN J. OHIGGINS B.A. English W. Paterson, NJ. . . .and, if elected. . . NOEL A. OLSEN B.S. Economics Albany, NY. MICHAEL F. ONEIL JOSEPH G. OPALKA HENRY A. OUDERKIRK, JR. B.S. Finance Albany, NY. B.B.A. Accounting Amsterdam, N.Y. B.A. English Albany, NY. 97 l JOEL E. PALMER BA. English 98 m Schenectady, N. Y. WILLIAM R. PEARSON B.S. Finance Delmar, N.Y. JOSEPH 3. ?ERREAULT B.A. English Cohoes, N.Y. ROBERT M. PICCO B.S. Finance Amsterdam, N.Y. GUEST LECTURER RMFRNARD LEEMING. S. ,5 PROFESSOMF WOMAHC THEOLOGYaOF RUMMICAL WWW A HMW COLLEGEMGLAND. v I u mow: mLngRgmyTHg CHURCH E Renews WSibiAMWTKL T WW2: Mmoackmms, Titan: Tom: THE 0::stme 0mm Meymw MONDAY MM 53 SIENA COLLEGE IIBRARY Pubkc lnwkd No meon H I U2 omne; um um. FRANCIS E. POCHMAN B.B.A. Accounting Albany, N.Y. EDWARD C. PRATT B.B.A. Accounting Rensselaer, N.Y. ANTHONY G. PONDILLO B.S. Finance Cohoes, N.Y. ARNOLD V. PRINDLE B.A. English Schenectady, N.Y. ROSS L. PUSATERE B.A. History Troy, N.Y. JOHN R. RACKO 85. Economics Schenectady, N.Y. DONALD R. RADLEY B.S. Economics Chatham, N. Y. MARTIN D. RADZ DAVID J. RAFTER B.S. Economics Troy, N.Y. B.A. Sociology Troy, N.Y. 99 DAVID P. RANFORD PATRICK W. REILLY B.B.A. Accounting Hudson, N.Y. B.A. Sociology Albany, N.Y. ROBERT F. RENO RONALD P. RICHARDSON B.S. Finance E. Greenbush, N.Y. 13,5, Biology Averill Park, NY, Looks like Fm not the only one that brought it back. JOHN P. RICKARDS B.A. English Albany, N.Y. 100 ARTHUR J. RING, JR. JOHN V. RINGWOOD DONALD F. ROBERTS B.S. Economics Troy, N.Y. B.A. History Albany, N.Y. B.A. History ScheneCtady, N.Y. CHARLES H. ROBINSON STEPHEN M. ROCHFORD B.B.A. Accounting Troy, N.Y. B.A. English Brooklyn, N.Y. MARK S. ROSE CHARLES R. ROSENBERG WILLIAM T. ROSENBERGER B.S. Economics Blue Point, N.Y. B.B.A. Accounting Troy, N.Y. B.S. Biology Newton, N.J. 101 JOHN F. ROSHICK B.B.A. Accounting Albany, N.Y. JOSEPH P. ROUADI B.B.A. Accounting Gloversville, N.Y. LOUIS P. RUGGIERO B.S. Economics Carle Place, N. Y. FRANCIS M. RYAN B.S. Physics Troy, N.Y. What a racquet! JAMES J. RYAN B.A. English Cohoes, N. Y. 102 JOHN C. SCANNELL B.A. English Woodridge, N.J. WILLIAM A. SANO B.B.A. Accounting Albany, N.Y. KENNETH A. RYDER B.A. History Rensselaer, N.Y. VINCENT P. SCAVULLO B.S. Mathematics Albany, N.Y. JOSEPH M. SCENSNY B.S. Mathematics Cohoes, N.Y. ROBERT J. SCHERER B.B.A. Accounting Albany, N.Y. . - w a ; JOHN C. SCIOLI B.A. Sociology Glens Falls, N. Y. 103 JOHN E. SEIBERT B.A. English Ballston Spa, N.Y. JAMES L. SEDORE B.B.A. Accounting Beacon, N.Y. AUSTIN R. SENNETT B.S. Economics Albany, N.Y. MICHAEL J. SHARKEY B.S. Economics Middleburgh, N. Y. NORBERT J. SHAY B.S. Biology Menands, N.Y. ELEANOR A. SHEA B.A. English Albany, N.Y. JOHN L. SHEETS FRANCIS N. SMITH B.A. Sociology Catskill, N.Y. B.A. Sociology Albany, N.Y. 104 ROBERT V. SMITH, JR. LOUIS F. SQUADERE CHARLES A. SULLIVAN B,B.A. Accounting Albany, N.Y. B.S. Economics Troy, N.Y. B.A. History Flushing,N.Y. MARGARET K. SULLIVAN B.S. Economics Troy, N.Y. MARTIN E. SULLIVAN B.A. History Troy, N.Y. 105 WALTER J SWANSIG B.S. Economics New Hyde Park, N.Y. RONALD J. TALARICO B.B.A. Accounting Herkimer, N.Y. ANTHONY L. TALBERT B.S. Biology Schenectady, N.Y. EDWARD A. TEAL B.S. Finance Averill Park, N.Y. WALTER M. TALBOT B.S. Biology Troy, N.Y. DAVID H. TRACY B.S. Mathematics Whitehall, N.Y. JAMES X. TUNNEY WILLIAM E. VADNEY B.B.A. Accounting Albany, N.Y. B.S. Economics Delmar, N.Y. 106 THOMAS J. VANBUSKIRK B.S. Physics Green Island, N.Y. ARTHUR VALODZE B.S Economics Albany, N.Y. WILLIAM F. VINCELETTE B.S. Mathematics Troy, N.Y. .10; ; . '3, 4 l RT: DONOVAN R. WADE v ' B.A. English Schenectady, N. Y. , k I 1 3g '5 K g: 0; THOMAS M. WALL Finally! B-S- Biology Albany, N.Y. 107 The end and the beginning. JAMES P. WEINMAN B.S. Physics Albany, N.Y. CRAIG A. WELCOME B.S. Economics Turners Falls, Mass. 108 DONALD E. WILLIAMS DONALD A. WILSON B.A. History Highland Falls, N.Y. B.B.A. Accounting Cohoes, N.Y. WILLIAM J. WILSON DONALD F. WINSLOW B.B.A. Accounting Watervliet, N.Y. B.B.A. Accounting Albany, N. Y. JOHN G. WOOD STEPHEN M. YUSHAK B.S. Economics Schuylerville, N.Y. B.S. Physics Shushan, N.Y. 109 110 whds who among stubents m amemcan unwensmes ano colleges RICHARD R. AVELLA JOHN F. BREEN J. GARY CONDON JAMES J. CORBETT C. EDWARD DALY DAVID S. HEPP RONALD P. JAWORSKI KEVIN R. KEATING GEORGE M. LAIDLAW WILLIAM F. MCCABE EDWARD J. MARAKOVITZ THOMAS P. MCCARTHY WILLIAM J. MCKELLIGOTT JAMES W. NOLAN EDWARD V. ODDO FRANCIS M. RYAN JOHN C. SCIOLI NORBERT J. SHAY CHARLES A. SULLIVAN MARTIN E. SULLIVAN DONALD E. WILLIAMS DONALD F. WINSLOW 111 onqamzatlons StUOGht SGHAEG Siena's distinguished Senators: O. to rJ Father Cyprian, Moderator; John Dawson, Bill Prior, Tom Frontera, Ben Farrell, Tom Fowler, Charlie Sullivan, Tom McCarthy, Jim Barba, John Botticelli, Joe Perreault, Paul Coppola, Don Williams, and Kevin Keating. This yeafs Senate reached new heights in student government. The Mighty Fourteen set the pace with the institution of the Senate Aca- demic Committee, and with the llBarbedl, com- ments of its scribe. To add to their prestige, the Senate decided to sponsor Josh White and the Mandrell Sing- ers for the fall entertainment. Needless to say it lost scads of money. In order to counter this blow they turned to the Rock and Roll medium and found that Bo Diddley could lose even more money. Well, when all else failed, they turned to culture and wonder of wonders Hal Holbrock in IlMark Twain Tonight proved to be a great success, both financially and aesthetically. In all honesty we must praise this yearis Senate. They added the Student Directory, the Movie Committee tincluding I'Captain Videdj, and a review of the Athletic Department to their duties. The Senators initiated 21 Parents Weekend and, finally, they managed to make friends with the Student Senate of the College of Saint Rose. In a college which sometimes suffers from a lack of traditions, the tradition of good student government has been passed on intact by the 1964-65 Student Senate. 113 the SEHAIIORS Botts Teddy Bear King Philly Mad ras Supersoldier Huey Mac mm You'rekiddingme Cecil B. 115 Junlon class omcens Class officers, 1. to r., William Waycic, NFCCS Representative; William Healey, Social Director; Robert Satkowski, Vicc-Prcsidcnt; Thomas Frontera, President; Mr. Francis Madigan, Moderator. Missing, Paul Rubach, Publicity Co-ordinator; Eugene Burbigc, Sccrctary-Treasurer. 116 sophomone class omcens Class oEicers, l. to r., Frank Hooper, Social Director; William Figlozzi, Publicity Co- ordinator; Ralph Caruso; Vice-President; Fr. Cyril, Moderator; William Prior, President; Les Flammer, NFCCS Representative; Frank Cryan, Secretary-Treasurer. 117 Eneshman class omcens Class oHicers, l. to r., John Williamson, NFCCS Representative; James Coughlin, Pub- licity Co-ordinator; Gerald DeFrancisco, Vice-Prcsidcnt; John Dawson, President; Peter Pacific, Secretary-Treasurcr; William McGoldrick, Social Director. 118 qneen 6112ch 500er The Green Circle Society: first row, Walter McDowell, Bob Lubner, Jim Nolan, H. Milton Guion, and Chairman Bill Rosenberger. Second row, Bruce Bruen, Rick Avella, George Laidlaw, and Blaney Blodgett. Third row, John Membership in the Green Circle Society is an honor. The duties, however, are often some- what less than honorable. GCS assists the Stu- dent Senate in all its major functions. They sell tickets, distribute posters, type letters, and perform other such exciting tasks. With the help of a minor mutiny against the Senate, however, in the future the Green Circle Society Will be given a greater role in the planning and execution of the projects in which it takes part. This year's GCS deserves praise for the per- severance With Which it performed those duties unwanted by the illustrious Senators. Scioli, John May, Joe Cassello, and Chuck Nacy. Fourth row, Dick Carpenter, Bob Kondratowicz, Jim Conover, and Frank Lichtenberger. Fifth row, Caesar tminus blazeQ. 119 n.Lc.c.s. After informing the students for the ump- teenth time just what NFCCS is and does, the Siena Campus Board went on to organize programs of action on significant issues. Each month the Board sends representa- tives to the meetings of the NY-NJ Region, Where they discuss important contemporary matters, such as urban renewal, civil rights, and Regional Vice-President Mercedes Mc- Gann. The Regional Resolutions Committee is based at Siena, and the Regional President during the past year was Marty Sullivan. Under his patriarchal leadership the region emerged first in the nation. Ari Easter trip to Appalachia was this years most important project. Over twenty Siena students slept in tents and assisted in the building and maintenance programs in the poverty stricken area, the Fort Lauder- dale of Kentucky. Faculty Adviser Mr. Hoeffner twith pipei patiently observes the action at a Campus A successful mixer climaxed Campus Charities Week, during Which the fund net- ted over $600. Board meeting. Regional President Marty Sullivan trighQ pauses for the camera with former U. S. Senator Kenneth Keating Hefty Sen. Keating was the keynote speaker at the Regional Congress held at lenhattanville College last fall. The N.F. propaganda board on display in the library. 120 WM V CHARTER mm mm 2 '2 mmm yumilmm mmmm 7210:1315: manor 3mm: mu Sammu: 1 V r The N.F. in action via the Big Brother Program at an Albany State soccer game. Art Leonardo oHiciates at the N.F sponsored Mock Election which was held in Early Novem- ber. The N.F. played host to Ron Dower, kenteo a representative from the Lay Extension Volunteers. 121 122 WVCR --- WVCR-FM, The Voice of Collegi- ate Radio, this year improved its pro- gramming and services With the ad- dition of new equipment. The sta- tion, organized and run by Siena students, sends its signals through the Albany area, offering the listener a complete selection of music, news, and documentary programs. At pres- ent the station has an active staff of about sixty students and broadcasts fifty-two hours of programming weekly. WVCR-FM broadcasts all Siena basketball games. By presenting dis- cussions about Siena College during half-time breaks, the station has done much to form and cement public re- lations in the area. The station broadcasts at 89.1 on the FM dial and to buildings on campus by a carrier current at 640 on the AM band. Paul Viola enjoys a few moments of relaxation as he listens to a selection from W VCR's vast collection of unused Bo Diddlev records. W Father Norbert and George Farrell have an unusually calm discussion concerning station breakage. An inside view of the engineerts booth at the Voice of Collegiate Radio. Nmmmm t A view of the campus from the WVCR Building. the Bevenwyck The Bez'erwyzk is Siena's magazine of creative work sub- mitted by the student body. It is published once each semester and has recently widened its horizons so as to include fiction, non-fiction, poetry, photogra- phy, and artwork. Each issue eX- pcriments with new devices de- signed to improve the magazine. Fach- fall the Bez'eruryvk sponsors a creative writing con- test. The best entries are judged by members of the faculty, and the winners receive a cash award as well as having their material published. Literary mag's staffers are amazed with the results of their efforts. Their Faculty Adviser, Mr. Gordon Weaver, seems to be amazed With them. 123 SIEHA NEWS In Jersey City almoxt everyone reads the feriey Journal, but in Newtonville EVERYBODY reads the Siemz NewL Under the editorship of Ed Henninger, campus activities have been adequately reported. The Snooze has widened its scope with the addition of more columns dealing with national and international affairs. The students who compose the staff of the New performed with great efficiency their multifarious and not always easy duties. The result has been lively and worthwhile reading. Credit for the Newf success must also be given to Mr. Ralph Corrigan, the Faculty Adviser. He has worked wonders in co-ordinating and smoothing out the differences between his staffers and the powers that be. Each January at the traditional dinner-dance the editorship changes hands amid much ceremony. This year saw Ed Henninger hand the reins of power to Irv Stephens and then step up to the position of copyboy for the SAGA. Typing is one of the dirty jobs on a newspaper as Nick Schmitt twatchingi well knows. Now that's three regular, two black, one with The hnished product. cream . . . and don't forget the spoons this time! 124 T0 the applause of Father Matthew, Dean of the College, Irv Stephens UefO congratulates Ed Henninger for a job well done and presents him with the traditional pewter mug as a token of the staE's esteem. This is a date affair? 125 the eoltomal Boano SAGA Editonin-Chief, Ed Daly Managing Editor, Bill McCabe These two pages serve to show just how hard we've worked to put out this yearbook. If you think these posed pictures convey some idea of the confusion and chaos in the SAGA office, you're right; but it's really 73g x 4-3y16 times as bad. Ed Daly Will never be the same again tthank Gody . Bill McCabe has lost weight e- and that ain,t good. Ray and Ray tMcNeal and Guertiny got so confused that they proposed. Ringwood hasnt been seen since December. Joe Perreault has lost interest in Captain Video and Batman. Jim Corbett refuses to come down, Bill McKelligott sent back his Senior portrait. John T. Muldoon has not. And Mr. Nolan, our All-American Moderator t: jack of all tradesy is the only one to survive un- scathed. 126 Newly redecorated SAGA office forms backdrop for veritable beehive of activity. Business Manager, Ray Guertin Former Arizona State athlete and present SAGA Associate Editor uses his patented Muldoon Stare on a quivering underling. Editor Ed Daly discusses advertising techniques With Rick B6110 and Neil McManus to help incrsase income for the SAGA. 127 conmatenmty 0E Chmstlan Oocmme The Confraternity of Chris- tian Doctrine is a unified plan of Catholic action to make the faith known to others. It seeks alert, well-informed laymen to participate in the work of the Lay Apostolate. The S'iena CCD unit works in local parishes where the members give instruc- tions in catechism. The mem- bers also assist in the CYO proj- ects at the Cathedral parish in Albany. On Sunday evenings the Confratemity sponsors dis- cussions for area college stu- dents. The ofhcers of the CCD who direct the activities of the organization The participants in the good work of the CCD 128 the thIRO ORDER The Third Order stands en mane before the chapel. The Third Order of St. Francis has as its primary goal the sanctihcation of its members. It also sponsors charitable events for the children of Saint Colmarfs Home in Watervliet. Founded in 1221 by St. Francis, the order has throughout the centuries included men and women from every walk of life. Its members live by a rule and say a daily office. Pius XI stated, hWhen one enters the Third Order, he becomes a true Christian. Harvey Guion is one Who thinks young as he serves refreshments at the Third Order party. 33$ Father Anthony spreads goodwill and happiness to 12 m youngsters at the annual Saint Patrick's Day Party 9 for the children of Saint Colman's Home. avel clus Members of the Gavel Club proudly assemble With the trophies they have worked so hard to obtain. X This organization has a wealth of experience, travel, and education to Offer its members. Gaveleers learn the art of argument and persuasion, public speaking techniques and parliamentary debating. Siena debators have competed in many of the major tournaments held in this part of the country, meeting teams from Dartmouth, Harvard, Yale, West Point and other college teams. Two major events in the clubs list of activities are the New York State Intercollegiate Mock Senate and the New York State Intercollegiate Legislative Assembly. At the latter event Siena was host to forty par- ticipating colleges. Each spring the Club sponsors a debate tournament among high schools from throughout the Great Northeast. Tom Fowler addresses the central conclave of the annual Mock Senate at the Shine-Ten Eyck . . , . Hotel in Albany. Club Pre51dent Tom Fowler and Charhe Sulhvan Oast yearts Pre51den0 stand 130 With their Faculty Adviser, Mr. Reiter. histony clue This year after several years of relative inactivity, the His- tory Club received an injection of sorts and once again em- barked on a program of speak- ers and discussions calculated to interest all those students with a yen for the past. Under the watchful guidance of Mr. Kelly, the club members moved the meetings oH-campus to various area restaurants. This helped to loosen tongues and boost morale. Also, the club did not limit its discussions to the events of our ancestors, but moved to the more controver- sial ground of current events, especially politics and foreign policy. This varied agenda and new surroundings should insure the Clubs success in the coming years. Lilli! 'W' Winn . ii History Club oHicers meet with the club's Faculty Adviser, Mr. Kelly, to plan their activities. BARRISIGRS ClUB W '57:: t ,, ,mxwttw i Deans from various law schools visit Siena each year MM under the auspices of the Bar- : risters Club in order to provide interested students the oppore tunity to learn about different aspects of the legal profession. The members also take trips to area Law Schools and partici- pate in the Albany Law School Mockejury Program. w!!! ml 3- Mr. Ftament and the members of the Barristers Club meet with the Dean of NAY.U. Law School and his wife. 131 VGES ClUB An active participant in Siena affairs, the Veterans Club was founded in 1952 With the return of Korean War servicemen t0 the college community. Now they direct their training in hand-tO-hand combat to the Siena I-M Football contests. The club has actively backed many campus drives and was a pioneer in the founding of the Siena Blood Bank. The club sponsors an annual dinner-dance, and last year pro- moted a Jazz Concert to raise money for the institution of a Member-Alumni Organization. Vet Clubbers enthusiastically meet to give evidence of their exclusive organization. outmq CIUB I5 Sienafs Outing Club had its beginning in December, 1964, on a snow bank in front of Siena Hall. The purpose of the organization is to promote 1n- tetest in outdoor recreation The opportunities for outdoor fro- licking are almost unlimited in this area. Within easy driving distance of Loudonville are Thatcher Park, and the Berk- shire and Catskill Mountains. The result of the Club efforts has been an increase in cave exploring, rock climbing, camp- ing, boating, and hiking t0 itPapafs. 132 Mike Nardacci explains the principle of mountain climbing to the Outing Club members. mile team The students of Siena College have many interests. Those Who enjoy the sport of target shoot- ing find their place on the Rifle Team. Here they learn to shoot with consistency and proficien- cy. This year the cadets on the team have been given profes- sional instruction by the First U. 5. Army Marksmanship Team led by ULt. William G. Smith, a 1962 graduate of Siena. By their participation in matches with schools through- out the nation, the members of the team have not only enjoyed themselves but have also brought credit to their college. A disarming group of ROTC marksmen. Emance ClUB Membership in this club is open to Siena students having a definite interest in the held of Finance. The Finance Club brings to the campus leaders from various companies to speak at the monthly meetings. Each year the club conducts a tour through the Financial Cen- ter of New York City. This trip usually includes visits to the Federal Reserve Bank, the New York Stock Exchange, 21 large commercial bank, and an investment banking house. Remember these faces; some day they Will control your money. 133 chemlsmy clue Test tubes and retorts and beakers and burners . . . these are a few of their favorite things! Founded in 1938, the Chem- istry Club was formed to pro- vide an opportunity for Siena students to obtain a better un- derstanding of Chemistry. In 1949 Chemistry majors in the club were accepted into the American Chemical Society as student affiliates. Seminars are given every Thursday by upperclassmem in the organization. The club also sponsors a number of field trips to laboratories and chemical plants in the tri-cities area. C2H50H uics Anonymous? No, just the Chem Club looking a little down. phySIcs clue The purpose of the organiza- tion is to enable the student to gain a broader background in Physics than can be obtained in the Classroom. Membership is open to Juniors and Seniors who major in Physics and Who have a cumulative index of at least 2.0 in their science courses. At their weekly meetings the mem- bers present papers on various aspects of physical principles and their applications. The end of each school year is high- lighted by the annual dinner meeting of the organization. The texts in current usage don't explain this next experiment but . poofH 134 alBany clus The largest of the Siena College area clubs, this organization has made its greatest dent in Siena tradi- tion by becoming tops in intramural athletics. Albany Cluh teams have been annually at Mt near the top of the list. Of course. the Dean's List is something else altogether. Their activities include a trip to a New York Giants football game, an orphanst party, and a New Year's Eve party that usually manages to make page one, ? x 511' L. Albany Capitalists, seated, It to r., Bob Newcll, president; Pat Reilly, secretary Fr. Giles, moderator; Audie Scnncttt athletic director; standing, Gene Nzlpicrskit Vice-prcsidcnt; John Ringwood. treasurer; John DiNuzzo, p. r. 136 Really folks, the money stands for matchsticks and the game is called Old Maid. There's action all over the place when the Albanians go to a ball game. 137 142 little theamn playens This year the Theater group performed before Wlell-packed audiences in Shakes- spcare's Coriolmzm as part Of the College's Shakespeare Festival, and in The Girl from P0011171, a Ukranian folk-opera translated by Mr. Suchower. Early in the season, in a pro- gram entitled The Age; of Man. Mr. Such- ower presented readings from Shakespeare's drama and verse. The Little Theater worked in conjunction with the English Department in presenting the Greyfriar Classic Film Series. The group was also responsible for bringing to the Cam- pus several concerts and a folk sing. In the spring of 1964, Mr. Suchower di- rected his own play, While Tlaeyir Life Theft Alla; Hope. 01', Webere Ike Hell D065 Satire Think He II? Taking the form of a modem morality play, Life symbolized, through its two characters, the hope of sal- vation for the tormented soul. Direct me, citizen, if it be your will, Where great Aufldius lies. Is he in Antium ? Mr. Suchower directs members of the cast to their battle positions at rehearsal of Coriolmzm. Bid them wash their faces, and keep their teeth clean. Harvey Guion contemplates Pat Vardcn's emotional crisis in the premier staging of While T663 ; Life. Come, Sawle, throw me the ball. 143 WQGZG Siena's Amateur Radio Club station CWilliam two easy zu- lu easyU, offers students a sci- entific and social hobby. The station is licensed by the fed- eral government, as are all Club members. Contact has been made with European M'hams as well as with Wireless stations at St. Bonaventure, Williams, De- troit U. and Moon Valley. WZEZE is located on the ground floor of Ryan Hall, and it is here that club members eagerly call out C-Q, C-Q, under the direction of modera- tor Fr. Howard and president Paul Wendzikowski. Dr. Reddy, OFM, calling Vultura on Atoma. alpha mu gamma In order to become a mem- ber of Alpha Tau, the Siena 43 :3. Chapter of the National Foreign 2M; 7' Wm Language Honor Society, a stu- m f dent must maintain outstanding grades in his language courses. He must also have at least a 2.0 overall average. This small group of pseudo- , L .e , linguists abandons its dual lan- w M , guage dictionaries during Na- tional Foreign Language Week V to attend the installation dinner. M M And it will leave them anytime , that a joint meeting with the g; ,. Saint Rose chapter can be ar- ranged. Breakers of the language barrier. 144 qenman CLUB Established as an informal group to promote interest in German culture and social con- ditions, the German Club holds its monthly meetings at the Lit- tle Bavaria Restaurant in A1- bany. Each month the club features a guest speaker familiar with some aspect of Germany. Under the guidance of Dr. Fuerst, the Deutsche Gesellschaft has pro vided many interesting and en- joyable evenings for its mem- bers since 1947. Mr. Kennedy, Phil Susann and Dr. Fuerst discuss Philts travels through Europe following his lecture at a meeting of the Deutsche Gesellschaft. Toujozm 12277201112 Ban wy- age. It? r0215 aime. M4 clyerie. C'est 52' 12072. Prolific chaps, these Frenchmen. Suffering from organization- al difficulties this year, the French Club found its schedule of events somewhat lacking. With Mr. Shiver as moderator, the club is now established on a firm foundation, and once again the berets and wine bot- tles will be dragged out, dusted off and put to good use. Members of the French Club once again attempt to muster a quorum. Missing, Charles DeGaulle and Brigitte Bardot. 145 ItAUAH CLUB Ciao! Highlighting the Italian Clulis varied and multitudinous activities is the annual Orphans' Christmas Party. Shortly before the holiday vacation, club mem- bers treat the orphans to mov- ies, refreshments and gifts from Santa Claus. Aside from this, the club sponsors dinner dances, a pep- rally Boat, and an Award Din- ner held in May. At this din- ner, the most active member is rewarded for his service. Previ- ous MAMts include Michael- angelo, Leonardo DaVinci, Ra- faello and Papa Yezzi. Italian Club ofhcers try to erase the image of Al Capone as they discuss ideas with President Mario Poretti. Tell that big guy to stay away from my girl I 146 Bull sessions on and off campus are an integral part of a Sienamants education. spamsh CLUB Saludos, Amigoxl The greatest amount of effort expended by the Spanish Club this year was directed toward the construction of an elaborate Hoat for a pep rally parade that never ma- terialized. The club has as an honorary member the starry- eyed Senorita Sheila. Activities of the club have included lectures, movies and various social events held on the Siena campus. The club is always anticipating its future eventsemaflana. Spanish Club officers, 1. to L, Secretary John Balevis, Treasurer Abelardo Castillo, Adviser Mr. Horgan, President Joseph Miana, Vice-Ptesident Joseph Jorlett. Joe and Sheila 147 COUGGIAHS Obviously Swing isrft dead if one has had the pleasure of listening to the Collegians play. Playing the Big Band sounds of the late thirties and forties, the boys enjoy a large volume of engagements in the Capital District. Under the guidance of President Bill Schrantz, the Col- Iegians practice diligently to perfect their repertoire. The members are a hard working crew whose main interest is a good musical sound. The Collegians take five. The man with a horn hits a high note during a Thurs- day night rehearsal. 148 glee ClUB Revitalized through the efforts of Father Bernardine and some interested students, the Glee Club holds a series of concerts throughout the year, highlight- ed by the annual Christmas pre- sentation. Several road trips and a joint concert with Mount Saint Mary's College Of New- burgh round out the club's schedule. At bi-weekly practices the Glee Clubers perfect their var- ied and wide-ranging musical program. The reSult is beautiful music and an evening to re- member. Heeyy . . . B0 Did-dley! All right now, from the beginning . . . a-one and zl-two and a-three. 149 OIZDCIALS CLUB They smile now, but on the field or court you can count on the uthcials to be impartial, fair, and blind. Under the guidance of the Director of Intramural Athletics, Leo Callahan, the Officials Club of Siena referees the three ma- jor intramural sports at the college. Starting with football in the fall and continuing through the basketball season and spring softball, the offlcials earnestly judge every contest. The organization is composed of stu- dents who not only actively participate in athletics but who also desire to gain officiat- ing experience. Each year the members go to the NIT as a club project. Big Brother watches the action in Next wetll call unnecessary roughness. 150 I-M game. Under the direction of Senator Joe Perte- ault, the Pep Club this year became a larger and more active organization. Composed of a relatively small nucleus of noisy students, its main efforts were visible at the Siena home games. Signs, teepees, and hachets sprouted in support of the Indians. The com- mittee sponsored busses to some away games and also presented a Most Valuable Player Award to Jack Mulvey, who was selected by the rest of the basketball players. Love to see it. Yeah, Yeah, Yeah! Baskets make the heart grow fonder. 151 Athletics 154 BasketBall It was a typical basketball season at Sienaegames were lost that should have been won, games were won that should have been lost. The Indians were nearly unbeatable in the friendly confines of Gibbons and inept on the road. Crowds were large and boisterous; Dan Cunha was brilliant. The low point of the year came early as Albany Statels Peds trounced the Indians 75-49 in the Armory. Then came the fiasco at Utica. The future looked bleak indeed. The Capital City Tournament followed, and revenge was never sweeter. Jack Mulvey dominated both boards, Soph Mark Palinski broke into the starting lineup with a bang, and the Indians downed State 50-48 on a last-second 35-foot jumper by Ed Marakovitz. The tourney saw Cunha at his best. He juggled players to make up for injuries, counteracted every attempt by Doc Sauers at both offense and defense, and in general directed the great upset. Mulvey was named Tourney MVP. The Cunhamen hit the road for losses at St. Francis in double OT, Kings and Williams, but in Gibbons Hall won their first overtime Victory in four years over Cortland State, and nearly upset powerful LeMoyne. Then Warren Issac led the Gaels of Iona into the home court. Before a packed house, Avella, Mulvey and Palinski led the Indians to a shocking 65-61 upset. Mulvey again domi- nated the boards and outclassed the All-American Issac. The sinking hopes of Siena fans rose again. The latest edition of the Siena Indians. Kneeling: Dan Hollis, Frank Cryan, JOhn Botticelli, Captain Rick Avella, Tom Amello and John Casey. Standing: Coach Dan Cunha, Ed Marakovitz, Bob Satkowski, Frank Ryan, Jack Mulvey, Fran Lichtenberger, Mark Palinski, Bob Milhizer and Athletic Director Fr. Paschal Monaghan. But the bugaboo of the road came up again and Pots- dam upset the Injuns. Assumption came into Gibbons Hall and the Indians tried to revenge last years 54-point loss, but emerged on the short end of an 82-73 score. Then Hartford came in and Mulvey broke the rebound record he had set against Cortland as the Indians won 79-65. St. Francis arrived and this time overwhelmed the In- dians by sheer height 71-55, and a trip to LeMoyne re- sulted in a 55-48 loss. Then came the final gameeSt. Peters at home. Mulvey upped the rebound record again-to 30-and Avella was never greater on defense. Palinski scored 28 for a taste of next year, and the Indians upset the bewildered Pea- cocks, 80-72. Disappointments, yes, but moments of glory as well. The Sophs showed promise for the future, with Palinski the second scorer on the club. Mulvey, named the teams Most Valuable Player by his teammates, went out in a blaze of glory, scoring over 20 in 3 of the last 4 and taking down 20 or more ribbies in each. He and Avella were the heart of the club. Cunhals defense was sharp again, allow- ing only 62.7 per game. The fact that the Injuns scored only 61.3 had much to do with the 9-10 record, not great but acceptable under the circumstances. Unfortunately, it looks like the Old Man will have to play with midgets again next yearebut with midgets like Palinski, Cryan and Amello, one can never tell. A w. . and at Home. .O' $33!?st . r u , , m Often a starter and a season-long top reserve, Ed Mara- improved player. On the Hoot or on the bench, his bas- kovitz tNo. 30 was generally discounted for long- ketball knowledge and brains made him almost another term duty on Indian hardwoods in pre-season bull ses- coach. sions. But over the summer he became Sienais most- uSierizfs one-rnan fulI-court press, captain Rick Avella was the Indians' most consistent player and their defensive specialist. The hustling ballhandler quickly became a Gibbons Hall favorite. A big man and another much-improved ballplayer, Frank Lichtenberger helped out with the rebounding load and also did some fine shooting there against RPD before being forced to Withdraw in January due to a back injury. 157 Pick him up! A Hartford Hawk drives around his teammate's block, but The Hustler is there to stop the play. 158 Go 'Way, little man .' Basketball fundamentals: Palinski vs. the AIl-American. Mark won. The bench in action: Flynn and Casey drive on Hartford. 159 160 Breaking the full-court press: Cryan gets the ball upcourt They also serve who only sit and wait. Something new at Siena: Amello and Palinski on a fast break against Iona. This year it was possible. This is the one we prefer to forget. It might have been better to have held it all night, Satch. 161 Avella goes up with the shooter. J Palinski, Mulvey and an Ionaman scramble for a loose ball . . . but only Issac seems to see it. 162 Palinskfs soft jumper: 2 points. Siena . . V .. 77 RBI. . . 63 Albany State 75 Siena . 49 Utica 64 Siena . . 48 Siena . .. 62 Stonehill . 45 Siena . ,. 50 T Albany State . 48 Siena . ., ., . ,. 65 T R.P.I. . . , . 47 St. Francis . , 72 5M Siena . . 69 King's .. 67 M Siena ... ... 59 Siena . . . .. . 47 :F Cortland State 46 Williams . .. 52 Siena V 48 LeMoyne .. . 70 Siena , .. V V, . .. 65 Siena , . 65 M Iona , ., ..... 61 Sicna V . 74 Clarkson . , 66 Potsdam State V 67 Siena , .. . , 51 Assumption . 82 Siena .. V V , . V 75 Siena .. .. 79 Hartford. . . 65 St. Francis .. . .. 71 Sienav . , , 55 LeMoyne , . 58 M Siena . . .. . 48 Siena .. ............... 80 M St. PeterTs 72 :k - Overtime M - MECAA League Game T - Capital City Tournament Game Fr. Paschal and Ringo Mulvcy inspect the CCT championship trophy. 5 1; '1 1 1; i ' y, n' 1 - '3 ; 1 4 ! , 3., Mulvey goes up, the bull goes in, and Avclla is already heading down-court. Now, fellas, let's not fight about it, 163 Enosh BasketBall Preseason hopes for a great record and a NCC championship faded early as a talented Frosh team failed to jell. Coach Gene Culnan was forced to juggle the lineup time and again to find a winning combination. The Papooses showed a love to run and fast break, jump shoot and rebound, but demon- strated an early season dislike of defense. The Indians hit a mid-season peak with a rousing upset over unbeaten Albany Pharmacy and a win over Union. Jim Marlinski finally started to live up to his rave notices, then hit the academic pro list. Flashy guard Pat Cain, who led the break, went the same route to spoil the effect of these Wins. Steady guard Harry Groom, who shot, rebounded, played defense and ran the club, shows great promise for a career of stardom. He also had a 2.4 index. Brian Farrell, Mike Long, Paul Lavigne and Tony Marcello show promise too. Whooops! The strangest thing about this shot is that he made it. The '64-'65 Frosh Team. Kneeling: Mark MCCandlish, Marcello, Brian Farrell, Harry Groom, Paul Lavigne and Ed Holohan, Mike Long, Jim Marlinski, Tom Dolan and Coach Gene Culnan. 164 Bill Barrett. Standing: Pete Pacihc, Bob Bernard, Tony Working the turnover: the ball goes outside and the first cutter starts moving. Long and Marlinski crash the boards-but there's plenty of competition. It didn't happen often, but this time Groom was Hopped. 165 But ref, it's not out of bounds yct. Two little men work a pick play: Cain cuts OH the defensive man as Farrell shoots. 166 Come on baby, let's do the twist. The contact part of basketball is emphasized as four players stretch for a rebound. The bench proved a valuable asset to Frosh Coach Gene Culnan this year as he shufHed his lineup many times during games. Siena . .. Albany State , Union .. .. Siena Siena Albany Pharmacy Albany Business Williams ,,,,,,,, Siena ................. Siena ..... Siena ,. ., . Siena . Siena ., . Adirondack Siena ,. .. .. Siena .. ,. Sicna . Siena Albany Business Sicna . . . 1'5 - Overtime . 59 . 59 N Albany State 73 RBI. . 68 $N Siena .. . 72 Siena .. .. 68 N Adirondack . 89 Fulton-Montgomery 84 N Siena .. . .. . 49 74 Siena . ................. 70 N LaSalette 79 Hartwick 96 N Albany Pharmacy 78 Albany Junior . , 85 Union . 86 N Siena LaSalette Z Sienn . Z Z 86 Sicna Alumni 64 N Albany Junior 53 N Siena .. 86 St. Joseph's Sem. .. N - NCC League Game 57 .65 71 66 43 41 55 56 71 79 66 .77 81 53 53 72 51 .51 81 167 BASEBAU Coming off a fine fall season in which they finished third in the MECAA Tourney in New York, Dan Cunha,s minions look forward to a bright future. Cunha has a young club, with slugging outfielder Rick Avella the only senior starter. Juniors Paul Samatulski and John Botticelli and fireballing Soph Chuck Niles head a strong mound staff that has Bill Rosenberger in the bull pen. Sophs Jim Kessing and Jimmy Michaels form a strong keystone combination. The strength of the club is its power. Avella, Al Kutz twho led the Capital District in batting last years, backstop Chuck Thompson and Frank Pug- liano give the Indians power from both sides of the plate. In the past, Siena ballclubs have been plagued by a defense that tended to be leakier than the MetsC Cunha must look to Kessing and Michaels as well as returning Chuck Yanni to tighten up the infield. Kutz must also make the switch from first base to the outfield. Overall, baseball at Siena seems ready to make a step forward. An improved Frosh program plus renewed student interest coupled With the genius that is Dan Cunha give promise to what has previously been a bleak picture. First sacker Al Kutz leaps to snare an errant toss and re- tires a State runner. Sienabs Varsity Baseball Team: front row, Chuck Niles, Jim Coyne, John Richardson, Paul Samatulski, Jerry Woitkoski, Bill Rosenberger, Bob Stackrow, and Jim Michaels; back row, Carl DiGiulio, Frank Pugliano, Mike Wells, AI Kutz, Chuck Thompson, Bernie Trembly, Chuck Yanni, Jim Kessing, and Rick Avella; missing, John Botticelli. 168 Fireballing Bill Rosenberger lets fly a high hard pitch. Dan Cunha lectures battery-men Chuck Thompson and Paul Samatul- ski between innings of the State game. TEAM RECORD Siena ................... 4 Siena .................... 14 Siena .................. 9 Siena .................... 5 Siena .. ............... 4 Siena 10 Siena .................... 7 Siena . . ......... 11 atSiena ,. . . ......... 2-4 $ Siena .. ........... 0-6 Albany State .......... 3 Hudson Valley ...... 5 Potsdam .................. 2 New Paltz .............. 8 Clarkson ................ 3 Utica ...................... 4 Albany State .......... 4 Hartwick ................ 10 R.P.I. , .................... 5-9 LeMoyne . .............. 9-4 Siena 3rd place in Fall MECAA Tournament ' Doubleheader 169 Z 4;? 1 22$, 42; A Mwmm lACROSSE LaCrosse has finally come of age at Siena. Last spring, a Sophomore-studded varsity achieved the first Winning season in Siena history. The Indians defeated Fairleigh- Dickinson, New England, Hamilton and Hartwick on the way to a 4-3 season. The only losses from this Club are co-captains Bob Mabry and Bob Baumann. The latter returns this year in the capacity of head coach to give Siena its first full-time varsity lacrosse coach. Returning attackmen Tom Reilly and Owen McDowell are joined by high-scoring Frosh star Ed McCarty. Reilly had a great Soph season which saw him second to Bau- mann in scoring. McCartys lefty stick and McDowell's great speed should give Siena a powerful scoring punch. The real strength of this years club should be at midfield where past Indian clubs were weakest. Baumann will be able to field three or four seasoned, tough, llmiddiell com- binations. Leading the aggregation will be hard-nosed Bob Oculato and big Jack Mulvey, who doubles as a scoring threat in the crease. Speedy Don Brutnell, a fine stick handler, will probably complete the first midfield. Bob Porcelli, Chuck Connolly, Pete Schreier, Bill Healeyeall Juniorseand Senior Pete OlConnell provide veteranK strength at this most grueling of all positions. Soph help should come from Bill Prior and Frank Cryan. Record-setting goalie John uTex Ritter anchors what Baumann hopes will be a stingy defense. Burly Jim Falk, Larry DiStefano and Marty McCormack make up the de- fensive trio. M Big Jim Falk clears the ball away from the crease. v 1 Siena and R.P.I. players fight for a loose ball as sticks, feet, and dust fly. ,A w: x , Team members take a break. A middie picks up a bounding ball, reverses his field, and Siena goes on the offense. 174 cnoss-countny Cross-country at Siena followed a familiar pattern: Chuck Connolly broke records and , Siena lost meets. Connolly again broke all exist- 3 n V L ing records at Siena but couldn't inspire the hhw he rest of the team. In finishing second to a record-bteaking Tom Robinson of State, Con- M nolly set a Siena record. He then eclipsed this record, finishing behind Dugan and Ripple in the MECAA meet. New mentor Dr. Charles Connolly was able to manage a schedule of con- ditioning and practice for the young club. Con- nolly,s coaching, the emergence of John Casey as a fme runner, the return of son Chuck, and a good Ftosh squad brighten the future; but un- til the Doc can get three or four men to back up Casey and Connolly, the pattern of Siena cross- country will probably remain the same. am Captain Chuck Connolly kicks in for a strong third place finish in the MECAA meet at Siena. Sienahs varsity barriers: kneeling, Mike Shuter, Chuck The Frosh team: kneeling, Jim Brizzel, Norm Shaw, Brian Connolly, and John Casey; standing, Bill Waycie and John Klim, and Bob Bernard; standing, Bob Klein, Denny Dob- 176 McTague. bin, Coach Connolly, John Ulrich, and Larry Martin. The MECAA meet is on as the sprint for position begins. 1404me y ' Mm mm mm W;, Vanna, Doc Connolly chats with Casey and Connolly as the AD. looks on. 177 tEhhlS Even Sienals all-new courts failed to provide needed inspiration, and the Indian netmen enjoyed another dismal season. Experience may provide some help as first singles man Dirk Van DeCatt leads a full crew of returnees, including Dan Dugan, Don Delaney, Steve Yushak and Soph Bill Sloan. The addition of Dr. Charles Connolly as coach should help. His inspiration and knowledge will provide a welcome change. Perhaps the new athletic fervor fostered by Fr. Paschal Mon- aghan will run in this direction also. Don Delaney readies a backhand as he guards the net in a doubles match. MEMBERS OF THE TEAM Don Delaney Dan Dugan Dave Hardy Ken Malecki Paul Sennett Dirk VanDeCarr Steve Yushak Dan Dugan grimaces as he tries to return an opponentls shot in a spring match. 178 First singles Dirk VanDeCarr leans into a forehand shot. Game, set, match? Siena Siena Siena Siena Siena .. .. Siena Siena Siena TEAM RECORD 9 Hudson Valley ........ 0 New Paltz .................. .. . 2 Clarkson .................... 0 R.P.I .......................... 2 Potsdam 2 Albany State ............. 9 Utica ......................... 1 Plattsburgh ...... 9 7 0 179 GOlF With a core of returning letter- men, Coach Leo Callahan hopes to bring Siemfs golf fortunes back to the heights attained in Fran Moyni- hanls heyday. Callahan has Tom Amello, Bob Madama, Jim Tunney and Bob Condlin returning from the Fall MECAA Tournament. Seniors Pat Collins and Rick Langdon played last spring and will be available this year. If George Lair can regain his eligibility in time for the spring sea- son, he will take over the role of number one man. He and Amello, both only Sophs, provide a glimmer of hope for the future. Amello's Army discusses Tomis putting in the Fall MECAA Tournament at the Bob Condlin tees off at the start of the back nine. How new Saratoga GOlf Course. good a shot was it? See below right!! t x: ., m W332, I W? H s sir? 180 Tom Amello hits an iron as he struggles to capture the ever elusive birdie. Bob blasts out of the forest primeval on the long trip to the green. I-m SOIIBAU Windmill hurlers Ron Jaworski and Bob Cichy led a powerhouse Dialteg team to an undefeated season and the I-M and campus softball crown. The Champs placed six men on the All-Star squad, including returning shortstop Rich Cetnar and third baseman John Montie. All-Stars Tom McCarthy and Don W7illiams, plus ujunk- man,, Jim Fleming and slugger Ben Far- rell paced the second-place Buccaneers. It was virtually a two-team race all the way. In the dorms, Ryan 2-5 with the base- running of Tom Reilly, downed Plassmann 2-N with Bill Lezette and Gene Andre. These were the winners' stars but the real story of this and other I-M sports is the people who played, even without a hope of winning. I-M sports are for reale but theyhre also for fun. Speedy Don Brutnell beats the throw to first. Bill Lezette takes the late toss. Going, going, . . . 182 Gene Sheridan is out in the front of Paul Andr6s fast balln as 2-S Ryan defeats 2-N for the dorm title. Tom McCarthy blocks the plate on Steve Plunkett in the game for the Plassmann Hall Championship. Third baseman Joey Marshall grabs a foul pop as John Muldoon and McCarthy look on. 183 I-m Eootlsall The Dorm-Men continued their Winning ways as they dominated the I-M football league despite the loss of All-League quarterback Mike Lynch for two games. Pete Schreier filled in for Lynch and threw to Rich Avella, Bill Rosenberget and Tom Reilly, behind a tough line of Greg Cooke, Bob Oculato and Bob Schwarzlow. Ben Farrelles club was also powerful on defense as Ray Guertin and Larry Dineen led the pass rush and Rosenbetger knocked down or intercepted everything thrown near them. The Jodators led by George Law, Dick Seely and Kevin Barry finished second and the Sixty- Niners with Bill Sloan at quarterback, John Lonsky and Ralph Caruso fm- ished third. Mueller goes up for a Sloan pass. 15 an interference call coming? Leo Callahan gets ready to pace off a penalty in a late hftemoon dorm game. 184 The action begins as the ball is returned on the opening kickoff. Ref Carl DiGiulio looks on as receiver and defender fight for a pass. 185 Ray Guertin fights off Pat Reilly's block. The Dorm-Men defeated the Xers in this game. Pete Schreier moves in to make the tag on an enemy ball carrier. 186 The action gets tough in our touch football league. Dust flies as the receiver makes an all out effort for 21 Kevin Barry makes a leaping catch of a George Lair bullet first down. as the Jodators move to an early season win. The Dorm-Men: front row, Greg Cooke, Larry Dineen, Ray Guertin, Bob Schwarzlow, Larry DiStefano, and Bob Oculato; back row, Rick Avella, Mike Lynch, Bill Rosenberger, Ben Farrell, Tom Reilly, and Pete Schreier. 187 I-m a BasketBall The I-M basketball picture was indeed a familiar one as the flrst round of play had the Lukes with Kev Carmody, Frank Bossert and Bob Newell and Walt McDowell's Dialtegs heading the list. The league tended to demonstrate rough and tumble play rather than good ball, but most of the games proved exciting. Offlciating was as erratic as usual, but the arbiters added to the excitement of the games. Much the same was true of the Dorm League in Which Ryan Hall emerged triumphant. Somebody up there likes me, or, Bally won't you please come down. The Dorm League Championship game gets under way With the red team controlling the tap. 188 The shot was missed, the boards were clearedeand here they come! Cause: Another player begins a drive he hopes will have the same result. Result: One player has a clear shot at a driving w layup. WW ' 189 I-m BASketBAll A study in concentration, No. 13 levitates the ball While hypnotizing his defender. , 1 m S a a 3 , 1. f, i 3 , .l ' I One reason a jump shot is so hard to stop is that the defender can't react quickly enough to guard against it, as evidenced here. Here's one for the armchair refs: Who's hacking who? 190 ; John Galu follows through as his ball rolls, we hope, toward a strike. Mn The Siena bowling team swept to a first-place finish in the Capital District Intercollegi- ate Conference, beating out such area schools as Albany Pharmacy, Hudson Valley and ABC. Bob Rentz was consist ently the high scorer for the Sienamen, often going over 600 for his day's work. Chuck Simon and John Galu also hovered around the 600 mark. occasion- ally smashing it. These three were amply supported by Bill Fitzgerald and Ed Snyder. The Varsity Bowling Team: Ed Snyder, Bill Fitzgerald, John Galu, Bill Rentz and Chuck Simon. vansmy BOWlInQ 191 I-m BOWlmG The Siena Intramural Bowl- ing League once again had a successful season, rolling every Tuesday afternoon at Morris Cramer's Bowling Club. Aver- ages were high esometimesy 10w emore oftenhw or some where down in the ground wsuallyy But it was all for fun, and the weekly Yankee Trails to Morris Cramer's saw some heavy loads. Concentration sometimes pays OE in strikes. Ketchup for a scorekeeper? 192 Get read , et set . . . Y g 193 ACUVIUES ano EVentS There is a direct correlation between the intellectual vitality of a school and the bravura of its bulletin board? David Boroff 195 mosh week . . . IhltlAthh . . . mosh vs. sophs . . . mosh outmq 199 1w 202 203 the manbpell smqens Eolk smq m the well y e l .0 .m .0 o B 209 quest speakens E12. phlllp hunley, 5.1. Poverty and the Negrd Goldwater and Conservative Revival 210 mp. :ellx queene Whafs New in China? :12. eOwano Elanneny Anti-Scmitism within the Catholic Church 211 thEOlOGV IGCIURGS Rev. Bennano leemmq, 5.1. Unitive Movement Among Christians REV. kevm SGASOltZ, O.S.B. uWhat Is The Liturgical Renean Rev. mank lmk, 5.1. The Dynamics of Christian FaitM OR. nonman st. John-stevas Religious Freedom, 213 shakespeane Eestlval national playens Twelfth Night 214 the e. mantm Bnownes An Impression Of Macbetw John suchowen The Ages Of Mam GREVFRIAR IGCIURG SERIES moma WAlSh An Approach to Films in a Pluralistic Societf 218 ROBGRE speamht Shakespeare in the Theater StAhle GOGAR hyman The Critids Credentials, 219 hal hOlBROOk Mark Twain Tonigh? 221 223 semen lhOOOR OUtth 224 225 SENIOR WEEKEND 226 227 sophomone CLASS OUtInG 230 229 qmbmony k 234 senlon Omectony ROBERT L. ADAMS 5 Beverly Drive Albany, New York Physics Club WILLIAM P. ADAMS 80 Walter Street Albany, New York Physics Club . . . Albany Club . . . Deanis List JAMES L. ALLEN 9V2 Arlington Road Cohoes, New York GERALD F . AMYOT 4 Burdett Court Troy, New York THOMAS G. AMYOT 2 Flower Court Troy, New York Business Society . . . Troy Club . . . Intercollegiate Bowling . . . Sophomore Dance Committee JOSEPH A. ANDERSON 69 Broad Street Albany, New York Business Society ROBERT T. ANSLOW 2 Todd Drive, RD 4 Troy, New York Biology Club . . . History Club . . . ROTC RiHe Club . . . Troy Club . . . Intramural Basketball and Handball RICHARD R. AVELLA 1845 Skyland Drive Clearwater, Florida Delta Epsilon Sigma Nomination . . . Who's Who . . . Intercollegiate Basketball and Baseball . . . Intramural Football and Softball . . . Deanis List . . . Green Circle Society DAVID J. BAHAN 7 Adams Street Mechanicville, New York GERALD D. BARRY 232 Ridgefield Street Albany, New York Senior Class Publicity Coordinator . . . Biology Club . . . Deanis List . . . Advertising Chairman48pring Weekend Albany Club . . . Intramural Basketball and Softball . . . STEPHEN H. BAUMES 241 Old London Road Latham, New York CCD . . . French Club . . . ROTC RiHe Club . . . Troy Club MICHAEL V. BEAVER 44 Morris Street Albany, New York German Club PETER T. BENNETT 30 Highland Drive East Greenbush, New York Finance Club . . . Third Order . . Intramural Football . Spanish Club . . . JOHN E. BERRY 29 Prospect Street Unadilla, New York Little Theater Players BLANEY C. BLODGETT Theriot Avenue Chestertown, New York Green Circle Society . . . Glee Club Secretary 30 . . . Intramural Football RICHARD F. BORELL 4 Myers Drive Albany 5, New York JOHN F. BREEN 399 4th Street Troy, New York Delta Epsilon Sigma Nomination . . . Who's Who . . . Biology Club . . . Third Order . . . Troy Club . . . Intra- mural Basketball, Football and Softball . . . Dean's List JOHN E. BRENNAN, JR. 7 Barclay Street Albany, New York Business Society . . . Albany Club . . . Intramural Football, Basketball and Softball DUANE F. BRUCE 222 Piper Road West Springfield, Massachusetts BEVERWYCK . . . Deanis List . . . SAGA BRUCE E. BRUEN 59 S. Church Street Bedford Hills, New York Green Circle Society . . . German Club . . . Met Club . . . Spring Weekend: Co-Chairman4Entetminment Committee MICHAEL W. BRYANT 19 Waterbury Street Saratoga Springs, New York German Club . . . Adirondack Club Secretary 31 . . . ROTC Ball: Co-Chairman40rchestra Committee . . . ROTC Advanced Corps Dinner Dance Chairman . . . ROTC Distinguished Military Student Award PASQUALE A. CALIGUIRE RD 1, Moe Road Elnora, New York SAMUEL S. CAPRA, JR. 1315 Trinity Avenue Schenectady, New York Alpha Mu Gamma . . . Schenectady Club eSecretary 31 VICTOR J. CARDONA 21 Marinello Terrace Albany, New York Business Society . . . Albany Club . . . Cross-Country RICHARD L. CARPENTER Terrace Road, RD 2 Boonton, New Jersey Green Circle Society . . . Glee Club . . . German Cliub . . . ROTC Rifle Club JOSEPH P. CASSELLO 287 S. Main Avenue Albany, New York Gold Key Society . . . Green Circle Society . . . SIENA NEWS . . . Little Theater Players . . . WVCR . . . Business Society Uunior Class Representative 31 . . . Albany Club . . . Intramural Football . . . Deanis List . . . Freshman Pep Rally Float Committee . . . Sophomore Dance Committee ABELARDO CASTILLO La-Playa Casa 4387 Puerto Armuelles, Panamei Spanish Club JOSEPH M. CAVANAUGH 516 3rd Avenue Watervliet, New York Delta Epsilon Sigma Nomination . . . Inter-Institutional Seminar . . . German Club . . . Troy Club . . . Intramural Softball and Basketball . . . Dean's List DANIEL T. CLARK 35 Arcadia Court Albany, New York Intramural Basketball PATRICK J. COLLINS Perth Road, RD 4 Amsterdam, New York FREDERICK N. COMO 240 12th Street Schenectady, New York J. GARY CONDON 119 Clermont Street Albany, New York Who's Who . . . Business Society . . . Finance Club . . . Albany Club . . . Intramural Softball, Basketball and Golf . . . Deans List . . . Spring Weekend Committee JAMES H. CONOVER 26 Romeyn Avenue Amsterdam, New York Green Circle Society . . . Academic Committee . . . Biology Club . . . Chemistry Club . . . Adirondack Club . . . Intramural Football, Basketball and Softball . . . Speaker at Intercollegiate Chemistry Symposia WILLIAM J. CONSROE 617 N. Townsend Street Syracuse, New York Ofiicials Club eDorm and Intramural1 . . . Central New York Club 1Treasurer 41 . . . Intramural Football, Basket- ball and Softball WILLIAM B. CONSTANT 3 Moulton Street Ellenville, New York Intercollegiate Bowling . . . Intramural Bowling . . . Intra- mural Softball GREGORY M. COOKE 4329 Fontaine Drive Roanoke, Virginia Business Society . . . Finance Club . . . Intramural Football and Softball JAMES J CORBETT 20 Kenworthy Avenue Glens Falls, New York English Honors Seminars . . . History Honors Seminar . . . Delta Epsilon Sigma Nomination . . . Who's Who . . . . . . French Honors Seminar . . . SAGA eSports Editor 41 . . . SIENA NEWS . . . WVCR . . . Intramural Football, Softball and Basketball . . . Deanis List . . . Parents Week- end Committee . . . Young Democrats: Executive Committee and Co-Founder . . . Spirit Committee . . . Career Day Guide JAMES J. COYNE 10 Fairview Road Loudonville, New York Business Society . . . Albany Club . . . Intercollegiate Basketball and Baseball . . . Intramural Football, Basketball and Softball NORBERT CZELUSNIAK 34 Mathias Avenue Amsterdam, New York EUGENE E. DAILEY 554 Watervliet-Shaker Road Latham, New York C. EDWARD DALY 15 Byrne Avenue Glens Falls, New York Who's Who . . . Inter-Institutional Seminar . . . Alpha Mu Gamma Secretary 41 . . . English Honors Seminars . . . French Honors Seminar . . . Economics Honors Seminar . . . SAGA 1Co-Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 41 . . . Third Order . . . Adirondack Club . . . Intramural Basketball and Softball . . . Career Day Guide . . . Dean5s List PAUL B. DANNER Red Mill Road Rensselaer, New York JOHN W. DECKER 4 Borthwick Avenue Delmar, New York German Club . . . Physics Club . . . Albany Club . . . Intramural Football, Basketball and Softball . . . Dean's List DONALD P. DELANEY 1523 Chrysler Avenue Schenectady, New York FLOYD G. DENISON 111 S. Main Avenue Albany, New York German Club ePresident 41 . . . Albany Club . . , Dean's List ARNOLD F. DEPAULA 1481 Sumner Avenue Schenectady, New York Business Society LAWRENCE E. DIGESARE 623 Riverside Avenue Scotia, New York CARL M. DIGIULIO 8 Country Club Lane Albany, New York JOHN R. DIGMAN 3 Delafield Drive Colonie, New York 12205 Deanis List LAWRENCE M. DINEEN 226 Holt Drive Pearl River, New York Business Society . . . Met Club . . . Intramural Basketball, Football and Softball . . . Spring Weekend: Ticket Com- mittee . . . Member: Champion Dorm League Softball Team 01 JOHN L. DINUZZO 353 Central Avenue Albany, New York Albany Club 1Publicity Co-Ordinator 3,41 . . . Intramural Football and Softball 235 236 LAWRENCE T. DISTEFANO 135 Park Street Tupper Lake, New York Glee Club . . . Adirondack Club . . . Intercollegiate LaCrosse 4Captain 41 . . . Intramural Football and Softball . . Spring Weekend Committee . . . Junior Prom Decorations Committee . . . Ofncials' Club CLARENCE F. DOBBERT Brightman Road, RFD 1 Mechanicville, New York WILLIAM G. DRUMM Latham Trailer Court Latham, New York WVCR . . . Business Society . . . Adirondack Club THOMAS C. DUFFY 479 Bergen Boulevard Oradell, New Jersey DANIEL J. DUGAN II 411 Manning Boulevard Albany, New York Intercollegiate Tennis 4Co-Captain 41 . . . Dean's List . . . . . . Spring Weekend Committee . . . Economics Honors Seminar PAUL W. ECKER 5 Maplewood Avenue Albany 5, New York Albany Club . . . Intramural Football and Basketball WILLIAM T. EDWARDS 4904 78th Avenue Hyattsville, Maryland Delta Epsilon Sigma Nomination . . . Alpha Mu Gamma . . . Chemistry Club ePresident 3,41 . . . Dean's List . . . Planning Committee for Science Division Dinner 61 . . . Co-Chairman, Planning Committee Intercollegiate Chem- istry Symposium . . . Career Day Guide BRADLEY C. EGGLESTON 6-C Old Hickory Drive Albany, New York RAYMOND J. ELLIOTT, JR. 34 Barclay Street Albany, New York 12209 Albany Club FREDERICK T. ERDT 10 Saradale Avenue Albany, New York Alpha Mu Gamma . . . Inter-Institutional Seminar . . . French Honors Seminar . . . French Club . . . Albany Club . . . Dean's List JOHN J EVERS 40 Ryckman Avenue Albany, New York Albany Club CHARLES A. FAIRCHILD 348 Sheridan Avenue Albany, New York Business Society . . . Albany Club ANTHONY J. FARONE 723 James Street Syracuse, New York Central New York Club 4Vice-President 41 . . . Business Society . . . Italian Club . . . Intramural Football, Basket- ball and Softball . . . Dean's List J. BENNETT FARRELL 106 Maple Avenue Monroe, New York President of Senior Class . . . Treasurer of Junior Class . . . History Club . . . Spring Weekend: Chairman, Pub- licity Committee . . . ROTC Regimental Commander . . . Intramural Sports MARGARET M. FEENEY 6 Lori Lane Latham, New York MICHAEL J. FERRANDINO 60 S. Swan Street Albany, New York KENNETH R. FITZPATRICK 18 Swan Street Schenectady, New York English Honors Seminars . . . French Honors Seminar . . . Economics Honors Seminar . . . Student Judiciary . . . Veterans Club 4Publicity Co-Ordinator 3, Vice-President 41 . . . Intramural Football and Basketball . . . Chairman: Veterans Club Dances 2,3 . . . Chairman: Veterans Club Picnic 2 . . . Co-Chairman: Veterans CluFStudent Senate Jazz Concert . . . Dean's List JAMES E. FLEMING RD 4, Leslie Avenue Newburgh, New York Delta Epsilon Sigma Nomination . . . NFCCS 4Campus Board 3,4, Associate Delegate 41 . . . SAGA eAssistant Sports Editor 31 . . . CCD . . . Chemistry Club . . . Third Order . . . Intramural Football, Softball, Basketball and Bowling . . . Most Valuable Player4lntramural Softball . . . Member: 2 All-Star Intramural Softball Teams . . . Deanis List . . . Gavel Club 4Research Chairman 41 RONALD J. FLEURY Latham, New York French Club . . . Intramural Basketball WILLIAM H. FRUEH, JR. 133 Orchard Street Delmar, New York Alpha Mu Gamma . . Dean's List PATRICK L. FURLONG 1344 Main Street Schenectady, New York Business Society . . . Albany Club . . . Veterans Club . . . Intramural Football JOSEPH A. GALLERIE 22 Charles Street Waterford, New York German Club . . . Troy Club 4Publicity Co-Ordinator 41 . . . Chairman: Troy Club Dinner Dance THOMAS W. GAVAN 101 East Street Fort Edward, New York . English Honors Seminar . . . OEicials Club . . . Adirondack Club . . . Intercollegiate Basketball 01 . . . Intramural Basketball and Softball JAMES L. GAY RD 1 West Berne, New York WVCR . . . Spanish Club . . . ROTC Rifle Club . . . Intercollegiate Tennis . . . Intramural Basketball, Softball and Bowling WILLIAM H. GLASER 582 Park Avenue Albany, New York Spanish Club . . . Dean's List WILLIAM A. GORMAN 809 Federal Street Troy, New York Troy Club . . . Dean's List RAYMOND A. GUERTIN 817 Avenue C Bayonne, New Jersey Met Club . . . Intramrual Basketball, Football and Softball . . . Spring Weekend: Tickets Committee . . . Assisted with Senate-4Sponsored Mixers . . . SAGA 1Business Manager 41 NICOLA GUGLIUZZA 1120 Albany Street Schenectady, New York HARVEY M. GUION Hague Road Ticonderoga, New York SIENA NEWS 1Copy Editor 31 . . . Glee Club . . . Little Theater Players Executive Board 3, President 2,41 . . . WVCR . . . French Club eVice-President 31 i . . Sophomore Dance: Co-Chairman . . . Cheerleaders . . . Green Circle Society Uixecutive Secretary1 . . . Initiation Committee PAHL H. GUNN, JR. 1 5 16 7th Avenue Watervliet, New York German Club . . . Troy Club . . . ROTC Drill Team PETER D. HALLORAN 404 Wellington Road Delmar, New York Spanish Club . . . Albany Club . . . Dean,s List RAYMOND F. HAMM 34 Bosher Drive Albany, New York CHARLES S. HARRIS 65 Pinehurst Avenue Albany 3, New York Business Society . . . Albany Club . . . Intramural Basket- ball . . . Spring Weekend Committee . . . Pershing Rifles Ginance Offlcer1 . . . Social Director of Senior Class WILLIAM D. HARRIS 78 Lancaster Street Cohoes, New York SIENA NEWS 1Photographer1 . . . German Club . . . Troy Club JOHN J. HASKO 563 Saratoga Street Cohoes, New York German Club eSecretary-Treasurer 41 . . . Biology Club . . . History Club . . . Troy Club . . . Deanis List EDWARD F. HENNINGER 49-12 21 5th Street Bayside, New York NFCCS eSIENA NEWS Delegate 1, Junior Delegate 21 . . . SIENA NEWS eNews Editor 2, Editor-in-Chief 3,41 . . . Little Theater Players 1Historian 2,31 . . . Third Order . . . Met Club . . . Intramural Football DAVID S. HEPP 432 8th Avenue Troy, New York Delta Epsilon Sigma Nomination . . . Who's Who . . . Student Judiciary . . . Inter-Institutional Seminar . . . Secretary-Treasurer of Senior Class . . . English Honors Seminars . . . SIENA NEWS . . . WVCR 4AM Announc- ing Head 31 . . . Troy Club . . . Intramural Basketball . . . Deans List . . . Spring Weekend: Favors Chairman HENRY F. HOFFMAN 33 Joelson Court Albany, New York 12209 Business Society D. MICHAEL HOGAN 16 Griffin Avenue Fort Edward, New York WILLIAM F. HUTCHINSON 5 Essex Avenue Albany, New York Third Order FRANCIS J. HYNES Apartment 7, Building 7, Griswold Heights Troy, New York Dean's List WILLIAM S. INGUI New Lebanon, New York 12125 Business Society . . . Deans List LAWRENCE J. ISABELLE RD 1, Loudon Road Cohoes, New York PAUL P. JABLONSKI 14 Catherine Street Amsterdam, New York Business Society . . . Veterans Club . . . Dean's List . . . Conservative Club RONALD P. JAWORSKI 104 Clizbe Avenue Amsterdam, New York Whois Who . . . Senior Class Vice-President . . . SIENA NEWS 4Cartoonist1 . . . Chemistry Club . . . German Club . . . Business Society . . . Met Club . . . Intramural Football, Softball and Bowling . . . Dean's List . . . General Chairman: Spring Weekend . . . ROTC Superior Cadet Award MS 11 . . . ROTC Certificate of Achievement MS III . . . Designer of School Blazer Emblem DENNIS P. JOHNSON 968 Vermont Street Schenectady, New York DENNIS R. JORDAN 83 W. Pierpont Street Kingston, New York Business Society . . . French Club . . . Intramural Bowling and Softball KEVIN R. KEATING 3 Columbia Street Oxford, New York Who's Who . . . Student Senate Publicity Co-Ordinator . . . President of Junior Class . . . Secretary of Sophomore Class . . . English Honors Seminars . . . Economics Honors Seminar . . . Philosophy Honors Seminar . . . SAGA 1Associate Editor 1, Public Relations Manager 21 . . . Little Theater Players . . . German Club eVice-President 31 . . . Intramural Football and Softball . . . Deans List . . . Central New York Club . . . Career Day Guide MICHAEL B, KECK 235 Hackett Boulevard Albany, New York Sophomore Class Vice-President . . . Biology Club 1His- torian 11 . . . Albany Club . . . Intramural Football, Basketball and Softball . . . Deanis List . . . Sophomore Class Outing Chairman . . . Albany Club Outing Chairman . . . Biology Club Float Chairman 237 238 DANIEL E. KEHN Johnny Cake Lane Averill Park, New York 12018 Chemistry Club . . . German Club . . . Business Society . . . Troy Club MARY N. KENNEDY 16 First Street Cohoes, New York Delta Epsilon Sigma Nomination . . . Players . . . Dean's List Little Theater RAYMOND T. KERWIN 209 Mortimer Avenue Rutherford, New Jersey WVCR . . . Business Society . . . Met Club . . . Intramural Football, Basketball and Softball . . . Spring Weekend: Ticket Chairman . . . Sophomore Dance: Cafe Bohemia JUDITH N. KIERNAN 1068 Van Antwerp Road Schenectady, New York DANIEL P. KIRBY 100 Cambridge Street Buffalo, New York 14224 Little Theater Players 6Historian U . . . Chemistry Club . . . Campus Cleaners eStraw Boss 31 . . . Third Order . . . Western New York Club Secretary 35 . . . Intramural Football, Basketball and Softball . . . Spring Weekend: Entertainment Committee FRANCIS J. KLINE 165 N. Allen Street Albany, New York Physics Honor Society . . . Physics Club . . . Dean's List JAMES M. KNEFLEY Ashland, New York German Club . . . Siena Collegians . . . Intramural Basket- ball, Football and Softball . . . Intramural Handball Champion ROBERT J KONDRATOWICZ 1014 Horvath Street Schenectady, New York Green Circle Society . . . WVCR 6AM Head 35 . . . German Club . . . Spring Weekend Committee . . . Sopho- more Dance Committee . . . Freshman Initiation Committee . . . Co-Chairman: Pep Rally Committee . . . Co-Chairman: Junior Float Committee . . . Sophomore Float Committee . . . Career Day Guide . . . 4-F Ball Committee GEORGE M. LAIDLAW Tompkins Avenue Glenham, New York Chemistry Club eTreasurer 30 . . . German Club . . . Third Order . . . Intramural Softball . . . Dean's List . . . Sophomore Dance Committee . . . Whois Who . . . Green Circle Society RICHARD C. LANGDON, JR. 81 Overbrook Road West Hartford, Connecticut Business Society . . . Intercollegiate Golf . . . Conservative Club PETER F. LAPORTE 45 Hudson Avenue Colonie, New York Albany Club . . . Intercollegiate Golf . . . Basketball . . . Conservative Club Intramural THOMAS D. LAQUIDARA 9 24th Street Troy, New York Biology Club . . . Troy Club . . . Dean's List HENRY G. LAROSE 19 Robin Street Albany, New York French Club . . . Albany Club . . .Class Float Committee 2,3 GARY A. LAUSIER 161 East Park Terrace Pittsfield, Massachusetts Veterans Club . . . Chairman: Veterans Club Jazz Concert JAMES M. LAVERTY 506 Washington Avenue Albany, New York Business Society . . . Finance Club . . . French Club . . . Albany Club . . . Intramural Basketball, Softball and Football DANIEL J. LAVISTA 3 East State Street Gloversville, New York NFCCS: Sophomore Representative . . . Adirondack Club . . . Intramural Football, Basketball and Softball . . . Spring Weekend: Co-Chairman of Junior Outing . . . Co- Chairman: Sophomore Dinner Dance RAYMOND M. LEDUC Constable, New York CCD eChairman of Catechists 35 . . . History Club . . . Third Order JAMES D. LEHANE 46-49 193rd Street Flushing, New York CCD . . . Met Club . . . Intercollegiate Basketball eCaptain U . . . Intercollegiate Cross-Country . . . Intramural Foot- ball, Basketball and Softball EDWARD G. LEONARD 1 Sara Dale Loudonville, New York Chemistry Club . . . Albany Club FRANK J. LICHTENBERGER 54 Burgess Place Passaic, New Jersey Green Circle Society . . . WVCR . . . Chemistry Club . , . Met Club . . . Intercollegiate Basketball and Baseball . . . Intramural Football, Basketball and Softball JOHN M. LUBIS 11 Aiken Avenue Rensselaer, New York ROBERT M. LUBNER 18 Pinehurst Avenue Albany, New York Green Circle Society . . . Gold Key Society . . . French Honors Seminar . . . French Club . . . Albany Club . . . Spring Weekend: Junior Prom4Queen Contest Chairman and Advertising Committeeman . . . Senior Class Outing Co-Chairman . . . 4-F Ball Committee . . . Junior Class Float Co-Chairman . . . Senior Class Float Committee . . . Deanis List . . . Initiation Committee PATRICK W. LUCI 54 Fairmount Avenue Amsterdam, New York WVCR . . . German Club . . . Business Society . . . Amateur Radio Club eSecretary-Treasurer 2,35 . . . Dean's List MICHAEL S. LYNCH 14 Hawthorne Avenue Delmar, New York Albany Club . . . Softball JOHN M. MAGNOTTA 54 102d Street Troy, New York Delta Epsilon Sigma Nomination . . . Troy Club . . . Intramural Football and Softball . . . Dean's List THOMAS J. MAGUIRE 36 Cherry Street Albany, New York Delta Epsilon Sigma Nomination . . . German Club . . . Dean's List . . . Mathematics Award: Freshman Year JAMES H. MALONE Box 146 Wells, New York Delta Epsilon Sigma Nomination . . . Little Theater Players eHouse Supervisor 21 . . . Intramural Football, Basketball and Softball . . . Dean's List . . . Favors Chair- man: ROTC Ball PATRICK J. MALONE 675 Brunswick Road Troy, New York English Honors Seminars . . . CCD . . . History Club . . . Troy Club . . . Intercollegiate Basketball and Cross-Country . . . Intramural Basketball and Softball . . . Deans List Intramural Football, Basketball and HAROLD D. MANDEL 131 Grove Avenue Albany 8, New York French Honors Seminar . . . Business Society . . . Albany Club . . . Dean's List DOMINIC J. MANTELLO 112 Ida Street Troy, New York Italian Club . . . Troy Club . . . Veterans Club 6Treasurer 41 . . . Intramural Football . . . Deanis List ALFRED R. MANZELLA 305 Union Street Lodi, New Jersey Green Circle Society . . . Junior Class Historian . . . NFCCS 680cial Action1 . . . French Honors Seminar . . . CCD . . . Third Order 6Novice Master 31 . . . Met Club . . . Intercollegiate LaCrosse . . . Sophomore Dance: Decorations Committee . . . Neighborhood House Big Brother EDWARD J. MARAKOVITZ 46 Cadmus Avenue East Paterson, New Jersey Delta Epsilon Sigma Nomination . . . Green Circle Society . . 1 Who's Who . . . Alpha Mu Gamma . . . English Honors Seminars . . . French Honors Seminar . . . CCD eVice-President 31 . . . Third Order ePrefect 31 . . . Inter- collegiate Basketball, LaCrosse and Cross-Country . . . Dean's List VINCENT P. MARTIN 27 Wilson Street Albany, New York German Club . . . Physics Club . . . Albany Club . . . Deanis List ROBERT F. MATT 256 Howell Street Schenectady, New York Glee Club . . . Business Society . . . Schenectady Club . . . Intramural Bowling JOHN P. MAY 129 Glenridge Road East Aurora, New York WVCR Oingineering Head 21 . . . Western New York Club . . . Intramural Football . . . Commanding Officer: Pershing Rifles . . . Green Circle Society DANIEL E. MAYER 1 Providence Place Albany 2, New York Albany Club . . . Intramural Fbotball MICHAEL F. MAYONE Route 4, Box 53 Saugerties, New York WILLIAM F. McCABE 944 Pine Terrace Franklin Lakes, New Jersey Alpha Mu Gamma . . . Who's Who . . . Student Judiciary Board . . . NFCCS Uunior and Senior Class Representative1 . . . SAGA 6Associate Editor 3, Managing Editor 41 . . . German Club . . . Met Club . . . Dean's List . . . 4-F Ball Committee . . . Chemistry Club . . . Career Day Guide THOMAS P. MCCARTHY 7 N. Conger Avenue Congers, New York Who's Who . . . Senate Treasurer 631 . . . Sophomore Class Treasurer . . . Delta Epsilon Sigma Nomination . . . SAGA . . . SIENA NEWS . . . French Club . . . Met Club . . . Intercollegiate Basketball 01 . . . Intramural Basket- ball and Softball . . . All Star Softball Team Member 621 . . . Dean's List . . . Senate Vice-President 641 WILLIAM W. MCCHESNEY 1913 Osterlitz Avenue Schenectady, New York Business Society WALTER O. MCDOWELL Hannay Lane Glenmont, New York Business Society . . . Intercollegiate Basketball . . . Intra- mural Football, Basketball and Softball . . . House Chair- man: New Christy Minstrels . . . Ticket Committee: Lettermen and Chad Mitchell Trio . . . Green Circle Society JOHN J. MCENENY 26 S. Main Avenue Albany, New York Representative-at-Large 641 . . . Little Theater Players . . . History Club . . . Albany Club . . . Decorations Chair- man: Spring Weekend . . . Sophomore Dance Committee . . . Siena Battery ROTC . . . Pershing RiHes eDrillmaster 31 . . . Class Float Committee 0,2,31 eCO-Chairman 2,31 . . . Sophomore, Junior and Senior Outing Chairman . . . History Honors Seminar . . . WVCR . . . French Club . . . Initiation Committee . . . Career Day Guide . . . Green Circle Society HENRY J. McFERRAN, IR. 19 Hampton Street Albany, New York Biology Club . . . ROTC RiHe Club . . . Intercollegiate LaCrosse . . . Intramural Football and Basketball WILLIAM J. MCKELLIGOTT 114 Oak Street Corinth, New York French Honors Seminar . . . CCD . . . French Club . . . Third Order . . . Adirondack Club . . . SAGA 6Associate Editor 41 . . . Career Day Guide . . . Dean's List . . . Sophomore Dance Committee . . . ths Who 239 240 MICHAEL T. McMAHON 8 Menands Road Menands, New York Albany Club . . . Intramural Football and Basketball . . . Dean's Liet . . . ROTC Ball Committee . . . Siena Rangers ROTC CORNELIUS J. McMANUS RD 3 Trumansburg, New York Third Order . . . Spring Weekend: Advertising Com- mittee . . . Sophomore Dance Committee . . . SAGA devertising Manager 45 . . . Central New York Club 6Publicity Co-Ordinator 41 . . . Career Day Guide RAYMOND P. MCNEAL 2 Rockledge Terrace Wayne, New Jersey SAGA 6Associate Editor 3,PStudent Lifd . . . Little Theater Players . . . Met Club . . . Intramural Football and Softball . . . Student Judiciary PAUL J. MERGES 33 Marwood Street Albany, New York German Club . . . Physics Club . . . Third Order . . . Albany Club 6Chairman: Date Outing 31 . . . Intramural Basketball and Softball . . . Spring Weekend: Queen Selection Committee . . . Sophomore and Junior Float Committees PASCAL D. MICARE 87-B Weis Road Albany, New York Veterans Club BRIAN A. MICHELS 336 Wanser Avenue Inwood 96, Long Island, New York ROBERT J. MILHIZER 496 Pawling Avenue Troy, New York Business Society . . . Troy Club . . . Intercollegiate Basket- ball . . . Intramural Football and Basketball ROBERT C. MILLER 1035 Wendell Avenue Schenectady, New York WVCR . . . German Club . . . Schenectady Club ROBERT D. MITCHELL 23-A Old Hickory Drive Albany, New York 12204 DENNIS P. MOHAN 23 High Street Green Island, New York Business Society . . . ROTC Rifie Club . . . Troy Club . . . Intramural Basketball and Football JOHN R. MOLINARO 13 Elm Street Dolgeville, New York Chemistry Club . . . Biology Club . . . Deanis List . . . Tutor in NFCCS Arbor Hill Program WAYNE J. MORSE 2550 Second Avenue Schenectady, New York SIENA NEWS 6Photographe0 . . . WVCR 6Business Manager 35 . . . Business Society . . . Schenectady Club . . . Dean's List . . . ROTC Ball: Chairman4Invitations Committee . . . Chairman: Senior Advisory Committee4 Siena Conservative Club JOHN T. MULDOON 46 Britt Avenue Buffalo, New York English Honors Seminars . . . SAGA iAssociate Editor 3,41 . . . SIENA NEWS . . . German Club . . . Italian Club . . . Western New York Club . . . Spring Weekend: Co- Chairman, Favors Committee . . . Career Day Guide . . . Intramural Football, Basketball and Softball JAMES B. MULLIN 524 Second Street Troy, New York Business Society and Football JOHN K. MULVEY, JR. 47 Newman Place Buffalo, New York 14210 Intercollegiate Basketball, LaCrosse and Cross-Country . . . Ofiicials Club ePresident 45 . . . Little Theater Players . . . Western New York Club . . . Met Club . . . Albany Club . . . CCD . . . Intramural Football, Basketball and Softball . . . Dean's List . . .Spring Weekend: Co-Chairman, Wellington Party Committee . . . Career Day Guide . . . Sophomore Dance Committee FRANCIS T. MURPHY 876 E. 38th Street Brooklyn 10, New York President of Sophomore Class . . . English Honors Seminar . . . Met Club . . . Officials Club . . . Albany Club . . . Dean's List . . . WVCR . . . CCD . . . Intercollegiate LaCrosse . . . Intramural Basketball and Softball . . . Freshman Dance Committee . . . Spring Weekend: Co- . . . Troy Club . . . Intramural Basketball Chairman, Wellington Party Committee . . . Career Day Guide . . . Class Float Committees CHARLES T. NACY 82 Fifth Street Glens Falls, New York Green Circle Society . . . CCD . . . French Club . . . Adirondack Club . . . Spring Weekend: Co-Chairman, Advertising Committee . . . Class Float Committees . . . Intramural Football EUGENE E. NAPIERSKI 1144-A Central Avenue Albany, New York 12205 History Club . . . History Honors Seminar . . . SAGA . . . Intramural Football, Basketball, Softball and Bowling . . . Albany Club 6Vice President 45 . . . Dean's List JOHN J. NAUGHTER, JR. 18 Hawthorne Avenue Albany, New York DANIEL C. NEAL 516 Bellinger Avenue Herkimer, New York Third Order . . . Dean's List JOSEPH F. NEBUS 377 Fourth Street South Amboy, New Jersey French Club 6Vice President 2, President 35 . . . Third Order . . . Met Club . . . Intramural Basketball and Soft- ball . . . Arbor Hill Teaching Program WALTER J. NEUBAUER RD 1, Box 198 Rhinebeck, New York French Club . . . French Honors Seminar RICHARD J. NEVINS 555 Hudson River Road Waterford, New York Business Society . . . French Club . . . ROTC Rifle Club . . . Troy Club . . . Intramural Football, Basketball and Softball ROBERT J. NEWELL 61 Cardinal Avenue Albany, New York Albany Club ePresident 45 . . . SAGA . . . Intramural Basketball JAMES W. NOLAN Intervale Road, RFD 2 Wilton, New Hampshire Who's Who . . . Delta Epsilon Sigma Nomination . . . Alpha Mu Gamma ePresident 35 . . . Green Circle Society . . . Inter-Institutional Seminar . . . English Honors Sem- inars . . . French Honors Seminar . . . NFCCS Campus Board . . . Gavel Club ePublicity Coordinator 35 . . . WVCR . . . French Club . . . Third Order Secretary 35 . . . Dean's List RICHARD F. NYE RD 5, Church Road Schenectady, New York Delta Epsilon Sigma Nomination . . . . English Honors Seminars . . . . . WVCR . . . Dean's List RICHARD J. O'BRIEN 15 Carroll Terrace Albany, New York Business Society . . . Albany Club . . . Intramural Basket- ball and Softball PETER B. O'CONNELL 300 Center Street Corinth, New York Secretary of Junior Class . . . Class Float Committees . . . Intercollegiate LaCrosse . . . Intramural Football and Basketball . . . Freshman Class Dance . . . Sophomore Class Dance . . . Adirondack Club EDWARD V. ODDO 4715 2015t Street Bayside, New York Delta Epsilon Sigma Nomination . . . Whois Who . . . CCD . . . Dean's List . . . Intercollegiate Basketball . . . Intramural Football, Basketball and Softball . . . Third Order . . . Officials Club . . . Met Club JOHN J. O'HIGGINS 105 Hillcrest Avenue West Paterson, New Jersey Spanish Club Secretary 35 . . . Met Club . . . Inter- collegiate Tennis . . . Spring Weekend Committee . . . Co-Chairman, Sophomore Dinner-Dance . . . Co-Chairman, Junior Dinner-Dance NOEL A. OLSEN 431 Hamilton Street Albany, New York Business Society . . . Bowling MICHAEL F. OiNEIL 8 Stonehenge Lane Albany, New York NFCCS Campus Board . . . Business Society . . . Albany Club . . . Finance Club . . . Spring Weekend Committee . . . Intramural Football and Softball JOSEPH G. OPALKA 311 Vrooman Avenue Amsterdam, New York Alpha Mu Gamma . . . Deanis List . . . Business Society . . Alpha Mu Gamma . French Honors Seminar Albany Club . . . Intercollegiate HENRY A. OUDERKIRK, JR. 351 Sherman Street Albany, New York Albany Club JOEL E. PALMER 1042 Park Avenue Schenectady, New York Treasurer of Freshman Class . . . Little Theater Players . . . Adirondack Club . . . ROTC Rifie Club WILLIAM R. PEARSON 363 Elm Avenue Delmar, New York Business Society . . . Albany Club . . . Intramural Football JOSEPH E. PERREAULT 6 Lexington Road Cohoes, New York Student Senate Representative at Large 4 . . . Vice-President of Junior Class . . . Inter-Institutional Seminar . . . English Honors Seminars . . , SAGA eAssociate Editor 3,45 . . . German Club . . . Troy Club . . . 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ROBERTS 231 Green Street Schenectady, New York CCD . . . Schenectady Club . . . Conservative Club . . . Class Float Committees . . . Dean's List CHARLES H. ROBINSON 2612 Lavin Court Troy, New York Business Society . . . Veterans Club Secretary 45 . . . Dean's List STEPHEN M. ROCHFORD 295 Clinton Avenue Brooklyn 5, New York Freshman Class Historian . . . WVCR . . . CCD . . . Met Club eSecretary 2, Historian 3, President 45 . . . Inter- collegiate Baseball . . . Intramural Football, Basketball and Softball . . . Spring Weekend: Chairman, Publicity Com- mittee . . . Cheerleader MARK S. ROSE 50 Davis Avenue Blue Point, New York Vice-President of Freshman Class . . . Business Society iSophomore Representative 25 . . . Third Order . . . Met Club sTreasurer 41 . . . Chairman, Sophomore Dinner- Dance . . . Junior Dinner-Dance Committee . . . SAGA CHARLES R. ROSENBERG Box 129, RD 4 Troy, New York Business Society . . . Dean's List WILLIAM T. ROSENBERGER West End Avenue Newton, New Jersey Green Circle Society Chairman . . . Intercollegiate Baseball . . . Intramural Football, Basketball and Softball 0963 Most Valuable Player in Dorm FootbalD . . . Dean's List JOHN F. ROSHICK 39 Tull Drive Albany 5, New York Business Society . . . Albany Club JOSEPH P. ROUADI 231 Bleecker Street Gloversville, New York Business Society . . . Intramural Football and Basketball LOUIS P. RUGGIERO 102 Knollwood Drive Carle Place, New York Met Club iPublicity Coordinator 3, Vice President 45 . . . Chemistry Club . . . Intramural Softball FRANCIS M. RYAN 5 Maplehurst Drive Troy, New York Who's Who . . . Student Senate Secretary 5 . . . Delta Epsilon Sigma Nomination . . . Dean's List . . . Gold Key Society . . . Physics Club . . . Troy Club . . . Intercollegiate Basketball . . . Intramural Softball JAMES J. RYAN 38 Oneida Street Cohoes, New York Delta Epsilon Sigma Nomination . . . Alpha Mu Gamma iTreasurer 45 . . . Philosophy Honors Seminar . . . 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Phone: HE 4-7815 It way good to know you 411. Congratulation: To T199 Clan of 65 From 3 Blaney Blodgett, Prejz'dent Chuck Waters, Secretary Brian Flynn, Vice-Prejident Ray Rosch, Bmineu Manager Rev. Bernardine A. Teresi, O.F.M. Moderator XWW'WMWWMWW'$WWWWWWWWWWW BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1965 MACHINES THE GAVEL CLUB THE JOHNSON PRESS JAY SHOE REBUILDERS OF ALBANY MILLER,S MUSIC STORE ASTORIA TUXEDO VICTOR E. JOHNSON Proprietor LOUES RESTAURANT UNION PRINTERS L. Di Nuzzo, Prop. 395 SHERIDAN AVENUE Serving Delicious Italian and American Food Since 1946 ALBANY, NEW YORK 353 CENTRAL AVE. mbove QuaiD ALBANY, N. Y. E E E E E E a E E E E E E E E g INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS E E E E E E E E E E E 259 260 gMWWWWWWWWW'MWWWWWWnotwviWWWWWX COMPLIMENTS OF THE LITTLE THEATER HARVEY GUION, Praident CAMILLE BROSEN, ViCe-Prejidem FRANK HOOPER, Hijtorimz MR. JOHN SUCHOWER, Director and Moderator E E E E E E E E E E E g E E E E wWIWMWWWWMWWW'MWWWWWWWWMWW PITTARD'S COOKIE JAR Open 24 Hours Bakery and Delicateuen ST 5-7331 Compliment; of NICK VIGGIANIES CIRCLE BARBER SHOP 178 OLD LOUDON ROAD LATHAM, NEW YORK F. 851. Bolognino, Propx. ROMA IMPORTING CO. Italian-American, Greek, and Near-East Food Specialties 133 MADISON AVE, ALBANY HE 4-5954 886 NEW LOUDON RD., LATHAM ST 5-7480 C amplimezm 0f FOUNTAIN GRILL WWWWWWNQW'WWWWWWWWWWWWWW LOMBARDO'S RESTAU RANT Finext I talian-American Foods Banquet Facilities 119-121 MADISON AVENUE ALBANY, N EW YORK Compliment; 0f THE CAMPUS BOARD of the National Federation of Catholic College Students QWEWMWWMWWMWWWWWWWMWW X 9 E E E E E E E E E E E g E E E E E g 261 262 Congratulations to the Class of 1965 THE JUNIOR CLASS Thomas Frontera ................................................ , Preyident Robert Satkowski ............................................... Vice-President Eugene Burbige .......................................... S ecretary-Treamrer William Healey .................................... Social Director Paul Rubach .......................................... Publicity Coordinator William Waycie .................................. NFCCS Representative THE SOPHOMORE CLASS William Prior ....................................................... , Preyident Ralph Caruso .................................................... . Vice Pre5ident Frank Cryan ........................................... Secretary-Treamrer Frank Hooper .................................................... Social Director William Figlozzi ................................ Publicity Co-Ordinator Les Flammer ........................................ NFCCS Reprexentative THE FRESHMAN CLASS John Dawson ............................................................ Prejident Gerald DeFrancisco ......................................... Vice-Prejident Peter Pacific ............................................... S ecremry-Treamrer William McGoldrick ........................................ Social Director James Coughlin ................................... Publicity C o-ordz'mztor John Williamson .................................. NFCCS Reprexentative wW'WMWWMWWWWwWWWWWWMWWW WWWWWWWW'MWWWWWOWWWWWWWWWWX g g g z E g g E g g .3 E 3 E E E E . E YANKEE TRAILS, INC. JOHN M. TOBIN, JR, Preyidem CHARTER BUSES RENSSELAER, NEW YORK WELCOME INN 806 8 25th STREET WATERVLIET, NEW YORK Phone: AR 3-9888 ADAM ROSS CUT STONE CO., INC. Established in 1889 Tine Slam Center of the Capitol DthrirtEE Enjoy The Enduring Beauty of NATURAL STONE A Little Stone . . . A Lot of Distinction Raidentz'al 8 C 0mmercz'al 8 I izjtitutimml Cut Stone for Fireplaces 8 Hearths 8 Shelves Sills 8: Steps 8 Coping 8 Patios 1003 BROADWAY 463-6674 01WMOVMWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWMWWW SIENA COLLEGE INSURANCE Agents and Brokers Course PHONE Mrs. Yates ST 5-8511 Miss Lamb HE 9-4954 ALBANY mmmmwwWW'aWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWX HO 3-2786 Preparing for New York State General I mumme Examination. Ofered early quarter beginning September, December and Marcia. Friday nightj and Saturday. g E E E E E E E E E g E E E E E E E g 263 WWWWWWWWWW'MWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WW3 .5 g CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1965 3 THE STUDENT SENATE Prejident ,. . . ,, .. .. .. . ...... CHARLES SULLIVAN g Vice Prelidem , THOMAS MCCARTHY g Secretary .. . V ,. V . .. .. ..... JAMES BARBA Treamrer .......... . .. . V .. JOHN BOTTICELLI g Publicity Co-ordinator . . . .V .KEVIN KEATING NFCCS Reprexentative .. . , . .. . . .. .. .. DONALD WILLIAMS Reprexemative at Large, , , . . , . . PAUL COPPOLA Repreyentatz'zie at Large .. .. . . , H .... .. . . . .. .. . JOHN MCENENY Representative at Large ., .V .V ... JOSEPH PERREAULT Senior C1455 PreIident . ., .. ., ... .. .. ... BEN FARRELL Ium'or Clan Prejz'dem ., . THOMAS FRONTERA $ Soplyomore C1455 Preu'denl ., V .. .. WILLIAM PRIOR Frexbman Clan Prekrz'dent . . . .. ,, JOHN DAWSON .$ Parliamentarian .. . ,V . . . . . THOMAS FOWLER COMPLIMENTS Complmzemx of 3 OF THE BARBA FAMILY THE SIENA COLLEGE BOOK STORE MR. AND MRS. KENNETH F. COLLINS E MR. AND MRS. THOMAS M. NACY g '6 K 264 BOARD OF TR.USTEES OF HNE OF Ll13f2J53 NEW YGRK QNVOF THE FACULTY THE DEGREE tDJF ALL RIGHT89 PRMLEGES APPERTAINING 'ESS THE SEAL OF THE COLLEGE AND THE SIGNATURES OF ITS OFFICERS 31 DAY OF MAY 1965 R 5 W DEAN
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