Siena College - Saga Yearbook (Loudonville, NY)

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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

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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. .

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