Staff. . . Editor-in-chief ........................................ Robert Condlin Managing Editor .............................. Raymond F igueras Associate Editor .................................. Ronald Pawliczek Business M anagers .................................... Joseph Jorlett Joseph M iana Business Staff .......................................... Thomas Boyle M ichael CrWin David Nash John Richardson General Staff ...................................... Thomas Acquario Timothy Banjo Richard Bello M ichael Cofee A nthony Derico Paul Callipeo Dan Hollis N orman Kersch William Kietzman John Mulligan John Tarmey Sports ...................................................... John McTague William Waycie Photography ................................................ Jim Clement Michael Collins Peter Lattimore John 0,Higgins Peter Reilly Gerald Zeltmann Faculty Moderator ........................ M r. Thomas I. Nolan ... 6mm STUDENT LIFE ....... . . 4 ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS . . 40 ADMINISTRA TION ........ 72 THE COLLEGE ........... 104 ARTS DIVISION ........ 127 SCIENCE DIVISION ...... 157 BUSINESS DIVISION ..... 177 ATHLETICS ............. 212 PA TRONS AND ADVER TISERS ......... 248 . . . Progress Another class of collegians will graduate this year but not, as classes in the past, before making the innumerable mistakes of youth. Their pre- decessors swallowed goldfish; they demonstrated for civil rights. Stufling phone booths, once popular, was replaced by social work. All night parties of the past gave way to Teach-ins on Christian commitment or Viet Nam, which were equally lengthy. Collegians never change, or do they. One would expect more from this generation, however. Should not its exposure to the world have taught it by now that injustice, inequality and inhumanity are those things which make life most challenging? After all, a peaceful, Christian world would be a terribly dull one, or would it. Members of this generation of collegians are found at Siena, and here, as everywhere, they have created considerable turmoil. Neighborhoods were renewed, backward children tutored, self-help projects established, perhaps just one man discovered what it'means to be a person, separate and distinct from all others, and a community reacted violently. Because a hierarchy was asked to care, a college was asked to be silent. Instead, it shouted and its cry was CHANCE. It became a symbol of change, uncom- fortable and foreboding to people set in their ways, and these people resented it. They found a solution, however, for they attributed the turmoil to iiyoung, upstart kids? and thus, in their own minds, destroyed it, or did they. Siena wants n0 finer representatives than those iikidsf and the SAGA is proud to recall their year. Student L775 Ia N0w let us begin to do good . . . ,7 up to now we have done nothing. ...for qt ovcurred to me that it is a bad sign for a follower of Christ to be well thought of . . . Wu F WU. . rather, it would be better if we 10er singled out as crazy or radiralf, The world is filled with willing people; some willing to work and the rest willing to let them? 14 w A xx: nggiix Kiaxk 'w ,7? 7s only information we want 1! W176 don? have time to find the truth 16 gLost, yesterday, somewhere betwvon sunrise and sunsvt, two goldmz hours . . . 99 20 gTo You, 0 Goddess of Eficiency, Your happy vassals bend the reverent kneey 21 q d0n9t know what efect these men will have on the enemy, but, by God, they frighten map, The true pleasure of life is to live with your inferiors? 26 Caulifl0wer is nothing but cabbage with a college education? 28 What matter if it be a foolys paradise? Paradise is paradise, for whoever owns it. 7 wwxmk v35k L 7 L k L g xwwmastmwuwxx- 1k 30 uShow me what you eat, and I will tell you what you are? 32 c S0mc never study. They are an important part of the alumni body. They are usually called non-graduates.,, y mi WVow I am beginning to live a little, and feel less like a sitk oyster at low tide? 35 36 Virtue is the performance of pleasant actions? 37 38 Vs all of college no greater than thesePW 39 tfiVifiKS A 5mm 42 gm l?cwmm Komt y. amants 29101!5 After 700 Wits Amie S'IKMMIK Wmas Art 27w Sittiny iuditlz grist 8v5ry Man ,4 gritic Basil Kathbm 714 and Out 0f 6haract5r 43 Paul Karim 71'ch Ways iTawmsttin Prime ffumtus Z u 515mm 46 yam? Mac Madam $120551 301k Music Mary Parkim Kym K6liyiau5 8ducatim4: Caddy am! Camarmw 8dmzrd Wakin Tm 59mm of guiltolic fdumtim 47 48 61'121'1 Ki M5 Revolution in Amerim ; 49 353 ,wa Wm u w 3715 Kamttcs 51 52 53 54 Eittcr 5nd 5124wa 58 60 61 63 xix x5 64 Prgsmts 6716 Kracib15 6S 66 me 1Q? 68 graduatim 69 275M144 70 71 Admmistmtim I z:lli;!a:2'llllll a. ! ',! V - 74 jFSAINT BERNARDINE OF SIENA COLLEGE LOUDONVILLE. N. Y. 12211 OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT Members of the Class of 1966: Mylcompliments to yOu on this fine edition of the Saga. A college yearbook is a means of recalling and reliving one's college days. To that end.it contains photographs of classmates and faculty; it records in pictures and text the highlights and events, the trials and triumphs of four undergraduate years. In the years to come the Saga will refresh your memories of that time when the blessings of youth and maturity mingled in your lives. While the Saga will serve admirably its purpose of translating the present into the future, it seems appropriate that I address my remarks to your future association with the College as alumni. It is of prime importance that you realize that as alumni you are still an integral part of Siena, in some ways of more consequence to it than yOu were as students. To borrow an analogy from industry: as students you were raw material; as alumni you are our finished product. The effectiveness of your education will be evaluated in terms of your achievement; Siena is judged on the performance of its graduates. Your education has been the mutual endeavor of yourselves and your College. That community of interest and purpose has forged bonds which should endure and find continued expression in participation in alumni activities. Active participation in the alumni will maintain and strengthen the associations of college years. A united and active alumni, moreover, will do much to enhance your College's reputation, a reputation that will redound on you. Siena was your college Choice. I hope that I may count on your loyalty to and support of the college of your choice. I assure you of a cordial welcome into the ranks of our alumni. May the Lord bless you and keep you. Sincerely yours , 723d. 73ml... 77: $443,435, Rev. Brian F. Duffy, 0. F. 76 REV. MICHAEL PERRY, O.F.M. Vice-President Admimstmtim REV. MATTHEW CONLIN, O.F.M. Dean of the College REV CYPRIAN FLANAGAN, O.F.M. Assistant Dean of the College MISS BARBARA VERTEFEUILLE Registrar 77 78 REV. RAYNER F. WILLIAMS, O.F.M. Treasu rer cc . and then Charlie Brown said to Sally . .3, REV. BLAISE F. REINHART, O.F.M. Director of Student Personnel Services DR. GLADYS C. MURPHY Dean of the Graduate School MR. BERNARD CURRIER Director of Admissions REV. HOWARD REDDY, O.F.M. Dean of Men REV. NEIL MACDONALD, O.F.M. Spiritual Director .3 g A 9, T . . according to Freud, walking upstairs . . . MR. DONALD DEWEY MR. PAUL JARY Director of Public Relations Guidance Director 79 MR. LEO CALLAHAN Director of Intramural Sports REV. PASCAL MONAGHAN, 0.F.M. Director of Athletics MR. THOMAS HANNON V arsity Coach, Basketball and Baseball Departmmt of Athletics MR. RUSSELL FERRIS Varsity Lacrosse C oach REV. MARTIN DEPORRES KEELEY MR. EUGENE CULNAN Varsity Cross Country Coach Freshman Basketball Coach 80 REV. ANSELM HARDY, 0.F.M. Librarian 1.x MISS MARIAN SMITH Catalog Librarian REV. CYRIL SEAMAN, O.F.M. :135'1'5lmzl Librarian Alli? American Association of l'niz'vrxily Professors. Mr. Thomas Nolan, Dr. William Ilirten, Mr. Rolu'rl Kennedy, Rm: Marian Ruvl. 019.111., Dr. Edward Gibbons. 81 82 Ralph Caruso l k Thaddeus Boyce l V, 4M John Routledge Lester Flammer Rev. John, Chrysostom Murphy, 0.F.M. John Botticelli A rthur Leonardo John A rmstmng Gerard Powers James Barba Philip M ancini Robert Satkowski V ictor Zast Edward McClellan 83 84 George Schiller, Richard Bella, 5mm Stuart Gardner, Joseph Snapp, William Tynan, Thomas Frontera, Edward Bizub Raymond Figueras, Bernard Crain, Anthony Cafaro, William Healey a m, LIONVRRS Pwmnk A 5 William Sweeney ircla William Waycie, Charles Connolly NV, w Joseph Jorlett, Philip Susann, Edgar Richards, Cary Bubb 85 Senior class: Inn Paul Rubach, Charles Thompson, John Routledge, Donald Brulnell, lolm McTaguc i L Junior class: Steven Boyle, Mz'cluml Ryan, Ralph Caruso, William Carey, Leonard Depasqualc 86 Sophomore class: John Maguire, William McColdrick, John Dawson, Gerald DeFran; cisco, Peter Pacific, William Tattle Freshman class: James 11loElwain, Thaddeus Boyce, Peter Belts, Cone Paulscn, Jack Cashill, Jack Brunellc 87 i George Schiller, Chairman Stuart Gardner Studmt William Sweeney judiciary Charles Waters Thomas Fowler Jam cs Barba John Botticelli 88 REV. EMMETT A. BARRETT, 0PM. Clmirnmn. Arts Dirisiun acuity rts Division REV. EUSEBIUS AHUNDEL, O.F.M. xissoriulp Professor of Education REV. HYACINTH WV. BARNHARDT. G.PM. Prufvssor 0f Philnsnplly MR. CHARLES ADAMSON Instruclnr in Mndvrn Languages REV. WALTER F. ARMIJO, 0.F.M. Assislarzl Pro cssnr n llistor y REV. PATRICK M. BROWN. 0.F.M. cad, Dvpurlmvnl nf lemlngy 89 MR. JOHN BUSCANI DR. CHARLES H. CONNOLLY MR. RALPH L. CORRIGAN Instructor in English Professor of Education Inslructnr in English DR. ORLO L. DAY DR. MICHELANCELO DE ROSA REV. KENNETH T. DORH, Associate Professor of Education. Professor of Modern Languages 0.F.M. Assistant Profvssnr of H islnry k MR. RONALD V. ELLIS Instructor in English To prove that Callwlics can sing. 90 MR. GUY A. ENFANTO MR. JEREMIAH L. FALLON REV. AMADEUS P. FIORE. Lecturer in English Instructnr in Modern Languagvs 0.F.M. Head, Department of English REV. ROBERT F. GABEL. 0.F.M. MR. ROBERT GAGNE Instructor in Sociology Instructor in Classical Languages DR. EDWARD J. GIBBONS REV. CONALL F. HART. O.F.M. REV. WILFRED A. HEPT, O.F.M. 4551.310!!! Professor 0f History Assistant Spirilual Director Associate Professnr of Philosophy and Political Science 91 92 DR. WILLIAM J. HIRTEN Professor 0f English MR. ROBERT W. HOEFFNER MR. DANIEL J. HORCAN Instruclnr in History Associalo Profmmr of Modern, Languugns REV. GILES K. HOL'GHTON, REV. DANIEL A. HURLEY, 0.F.M. Instruclnr in Philosophy DR. STANLEY L. JEDYNAK Assistant Professor of English, OHM. Assislunl mevssnr of Philosophy $r- M a w REV. MARTIN DE FORRES MR. THOMAS 0. KELLY. ll KEELEY. O.F.M. Imlrurlnr in llislury Instruclnr in Philosophy MR. ROBERT M. KENNEDY Instructor in Modern Languages NNM , 54m you kidding me? RhV. RORBLRT F. LEHH. 0.F.M. 14357-510111 Profvxsnr nI English REV. BRENDAN A. LYNCH, REV. MICHAEL R. MCCLOSKEY. MR. JOHN J. MCKENNA O,F,M. O.F.M. Instructur in Mndern Languages Associate Prnfmsor of Thmlngy Prnfvsmr 0f Ilistnry 11nd Pnlz'tl'val Scivnce 93 MR. ROBERT J. MCPADDEN REV. CHRYSOSTOM MIYRPHY. REV. ANDREW NARCAY, chlurvr I'n Sm-inlngy 0.17.31. OFJI. .4sxl'sfunl Professor of lll'smry xlxmwiulv Prufmmr of Plzilm'nplly and T11 eulogy MR. THOMAS J. NOLAN IIlerur'llor in Marion! Lunguugvs 195,1 - wait till they go? REV. BONAVENTLVRE J. REV. NICHOLAS O'BRIEN. REV. SIXTUS OIIONNUR. OBRIEN. 0.1;.M. 0.1 .M. 0.1:.M. Inslrucinr in lenlngy Head. Unpurtmmll Hf Classical Profmsnr 0f I'llilusnphy Languages 94 MR. WILLIAM A. UREILLY. JR. In structor in English i MR. JOSEPH POWERS llmd. Dvpurlmvnl 0f Sm'inlogy MR. THOMAS J. HEITER Instructor in English MR. EDML'ND PADVAISKAS DR. EGON PLACER Head, Department nf History Director, Placement Bureau MR. WALTER D. REINSDORF Instructor in English MRS. MARGARET RILEY REV. EVAN ROCHE. O.F.M. Lecturer in English Ilr'ad, Deparlmvnl of Philosophy 95 REV. SENNEN SAN FRATELLO. .. , 0.F.M. I wondvr what Illa! funny llttlv . . ,, Instrurtnr in English 1116,1171! 15. W? MR. RICHARD J. SHEEHY DR. WILLIAM S. SHIVER REV. GABRIEL E. SNYDER, Head, Department of Modern Associate I'rofesmr Of Modern 0.F.M. Languages Languages Instructor in Sociology MR. JAMES L. STEPHENSON REV. BERNAHDINE A. TERESI, REV. PACIFICIVS F. Instructor in Madam Lunguagvs 0.F.M. WAYWOOD. U.PM. Ilr'ad. Deparlmmzt of Music Inxlrm-lvr in Englixlz 96 MR. ROLAND A. ALLEN Professor of Pllysim' , MR. RICHARD ANDREWS Instructor in Physics DR. JOSEPH BEVAK IIHHI, Dvpurlmcnt nf Clwmixlry acuity dam Divisizm REV. CYPRIAN FLANAGAN. 0.F.M. ' ,43xislunl Professor of Clwnu'stry MR. JOHN GLYNN In slruvlnr in C11 PHI I'slry REV. MARTIR A. HANHAL'SER. 0.F.M. Clzuirnuuz, Svivncn Division 97 .7 . m5: .x1 LA- E 4 MR. DONALD P. KILPATRICK REV. RONALD F. KING. O.F.M. Instructor in Mathematics Assistant Ilrnfessnr of Mathematics DH. JAMES L. KREUZER Assistant Chairman. Srimu'v Dil'ixim! Wlow big does this cellar have in haw, REV. CELESTINE F. O'CALLACHAN. 0.1 .M. slssislunl llrnfm'xnr Hf Jluthvnmlim REV. BENJAMIN J. KL'HN. MR. ELTCENE J. NIFDEVITT 0.1?M. Inslrurlnr in Clu'mislry I'rnfvsxnr of Math wn alias 98 REV, MICHAEL V. PERRY. 0.F.M. xfssnclktlv l'rujmxnr of JTIullwmalivs REV. LAWRENCE P. RAINVILLE, 0.F.M. Ar4ssislant memsur of Physics REV. MARIAN RUEL, O.F.M. ,4ssislaul l'rnfmzwr of Physics MRA WILLIAM J. TANCREDI Instruclnr in Chemistry '7 Impv lhix nnr islfl printed? REV. CASIMIR F. TI'MASOMS. MR. THOMAS A. WHALEN 0.13.31. s'lsmcialv I'mfvssnr 0f Biology Ilmzd. Dcpurlmvnt of Binlngy 99 faculty 13515124555 29151251514 DR. JOSEPH A. BUFF Chairman, Business Division MR. FRANCIS F. BUFF Head, Department of Distribution MR. EDWARD J. BENTLEY MR. JOHN E. BURKE Lecturer in Distribution Lecturer in Accounting MR. JOHN E. COLLINS Associate Professor of Economics MR. DAVID COLBERT and Dimibulion MR. ALEXANDER W. CRUDEN, Head, Dvpartment of Accounting JR. Assistant Professor of Accounting 100 MR. R. MICHAEL DI FABIO Loclurer in Business Law MR. J. WILLARD FRAMENT Head, Drparrment 0f Finanm MR. CARL C. DONSBACH Professor of Acmulzling and Distributinn A MR. YOUNG CHIN KIM Instruclor in Economics MR. CHARLES R. HAYNES Assncialv Profmxwr of Accounting and DislribuHUn, MR. GARRETT A. ROCHE. JR. Associate Professor of Business Law MR. JAY COX O BRIEN DR. BASIL Y. SCOTT Lecturer in Businms Law Imclurvr in Statistics 101 MAJOR ROBERT J. FISHER Assistant Professor of Military Science MAJOR JOHN J. MCKINNEY mecssnr of Military Science SERCEANT FIRST CLASS CAPTAIN BERNARD W. KEITH 0. FROCCE CRATZER, III Administrative Supervisor Assistant Professor of M ilitary Science CAPTAIN DONALD D. KUNARD . : SERGEANT FIRST CLASS Asslslunl Professor of JOHN F. MCCRATH Military Spipm-p MASTER SERGEANT CASSIAN A. KUSMIERCZYK Prim'ipul Drill Instructor Senior I nslruyctnr 102 SERGEANT MAJOR STANLEY A. ROICKI Sergeant Major SERGEANT FIRST CLASS EUGENE J. SOFRONSKY Supply Sergeant CAPTAIN JAMES E. WILLIAMS, JR. Assistant Professor of Military Science in Memoriam MR. GEORGE F. WILL Science, 1 947?1964 1 90471965 103 Pu John McTague I. E. Stephens tit: M ichael N ardarci Peter Schreier Eugene Burbige George Farrell 106 William Waycie , William Healoy 114 American 60115st and llnimsitiw James Barba Robert Condlin W illiam Sweeney Walter Chum Stuart Gardner Edward Bizub 107 108 Senior Emmy MICHAEL J. ALLARD .......................................................... 128 103 Marion Avenue Troy, New York B.A., History Troy Club 1President 41 ROBERT J. AMBROSINO 28 Pearl Street Cloversville, New York 3.5., Mathematics FRANCIS C. ANDRE, JR. .................................................... 178 RD I Croghan, New York B.S., Finance Business Society . . . I-M Softball EDWARD F. ANDRZEJEWSKI ............................................ 178 26 Julia Street Amsterdam, New York 12010 B.B.A., Accounting Business Society . . . I-M Basketball ROBERT T. ANSLOW 2 Todd Drive Troy, New York B.A., History DAVID J. ANUSESKY .......................................................... 178 Colonial Road, RD 1 Stillwater, New York 13.5., Finance German Club . . . Finance Club . . . Business Society . . . Troy Club . . . Young Democrats . . . I-M Basketball ROBERT C. BABCOCK .......................................................... 128 99 Fifth Avenue Wutervliet, New York 12189 B.A., Sociology WVCR . . . Troy Club VICTOR J. BAERLEIN .......................................................... 178 141 Glen Road North Babylon, New York B.S., Finance Dean1s List . . . Academic Committee . . . SIENA NEWS . . . Finance Club . . . Business Society . . . Met Club . . . Third Order . . .l-M Softball . . .I-M Football JAMES J. BARBA, JR. .......................................................... 128 7 Hoyt Avenue Clenmont, New York 12077 B.A., History Student Senate 1Vice-Presidenz 4; Secretary 3j . . . ths Who . . . Dean,s List . . . English Honors Seminars . . . History Hon- ors Seminar . . . Philosophy Honors Seminar . . . French Honors . . . Student Judiciary Committee . . . Academic Committee . . . SIENA NEWS . . .11istory Club . . . WVCR PAUL M. BARELSKI ............................................................ 158 Box 64, Klink Road Albany, New York B.S., Chemistry German Club . . . Chemistry Club JOHN C. BARNER 1 Barker Street Albany, New York B.A., History-Education JOSEPH A. BARNES ............................................................ 179 83 Euclid Avenue Troy, New York 12180 B.B.A., Accounting EDWARD J. BARTLEY III 202 Western A venue Albany, New York B.B.A., Accounting JOSEPH T. BAUM .................................................................. 128 200 Highland A venue Rensselaer, New York B.A., History RICHARD R. BELLO ............................................................ 128 39 East Street Plainville, Connecticut 06062 B.A ., English VERNON A. BENJAMIN ...................................................... 129 10 Finger Street Saugerties, New York B.A., Sociology H. PETER BENTLEY 37 William Street Glens Falls, New York B.A., Sociology French Club . . . Albany Club . . . Football Club . . . I-M Basket- ball . . . I-M Softball . . . I-M Football PAUL J. BERGH .................................................................... 158 1853 Seventh Avenue Watervliei, New York 3.5., Mathematics CARY W. BIGSBY ................................................................ 158 4362 F ay Road Syracuse, New York B.S., Biology EDWARD T. BIZUB, JR. ...................................................... 158 412 Brooklyn Avenue New Hyde Park, New York B.S., Mathematics Dean,s List . . . English Honors Seminars . . . Green Circle . . . SAGA . . . Glee Club . . . Third Order . . . CCD ROBERT F. BLOT ......................... . ............ . ............................. 179 12 South Royal Drive Albany, New York B.B.A., Accounting PHILLIP A. BOCKETTI ........................................................ 129 330 Fourth Street Troy, New York B.A., History THOMAS P. BOJARSKI ........................................................ 129 29 Main Street Fonda, New York B.A., History-Education Business Society . . . CCD F. DAVID BOSSERT .............................................................. 129 124 Grove Street Albany, New York B.A., Sociology French Club . . . Albany Club . . . Intercollegiate Basketball 1, 2 . . . I-M Softball . . . I-M Football . . . I-M Volleyball JOHN P. BOTTICELLI .......................................................... 179 13 Craig Avenue Waterford, New ank 3.5., Economics Student Senate 1President 4; Treasurer 31 . . . Business Society . . . Troy Club . . . Intercollegiate Basketball 1, 2, 3 . . . Football Club . . . I-M Basketball . . . l-M Softball . . . I-M Football DONALD E. BOURGEOIS .................................................... 129 78 Clifton Street Waterford, New York B.A., English Troy Club . . . l-M Bowling DONALD G. BRUTNELL ...................................................... 179 35 Brunswick Street Pittsfield, Massachusetts 3.5., Finance Class vonicer KPublicity Cn-ordinamr 41 . . . Spanish Honors . . . Spanish Club . . . Finance Club . . . Business Society . . . Met Club . . . Intercollegiate Lacrosse 1, 2, 3, Co-captain 4 . . . I-M Basketball . . . I-M Softball . . . I-M Football GARY M. BUBB ...................................................................... 180 71 Garfield Avenue Schenectady, New York B.B.A., Accounting Deanis List . . . Creen Circle . . . Business Society . . . Schenec- tady Club . . . Intercollegiate Bowling 3 . . . I-M Basketball . . . l-M Bowling iPresident 31 WARREN W. BUNDY ............................................................ 180 875 Central Parkway Schenectady, New York 35., Economics Barristers Club . . . Vets Club EUGENE J. BURBIGE ............................................................ 158 38-39 207th Street Bayside, New York B.S., Biology FRANCIS A. BURNS, JR. 293 West Lawrence Street Albany, New York B.A., History CHARLES B. BURRELL I Pauline Avenue Albany, New York B.S., Economics ANTHONY J. CAFARO ........................................................ 130 31 May Street Glens Falls, New York B.A., English French Honors . . . Green Circle . . . SAGA . . . French Club . . . Italian Club . . . Adirondack Club . . . l-M Basketball . . . I-M Football . . . I-M Bowling fPresident 2j ROBERT F. CAMPBELL ...................................................... 180 19 South Main Avenue Albany, New York B.S., Finance Spanish Club . . . Finance Club . . . Business Society . . . Albany Club 1President 4U . . . Intercollegiate Golf 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . I-M Basketball. . . I-M Football ANTHONY A. CAMPIONE .................................................. 180 143 West Lawrence Street Albany, New York 3.5., Economics Italian Club . . . Finance Club . . . Business Society . . . Albany Club . . . Ski Club . . . I-M Basketball . . . I-M Softball . . . I-M Football . . . I-M Bowling DAVID J. CAPONE ................................................................ 180 71 The Crossway Delmar, New York B.B.A., Accounting FRANCIS V. CAPUTO .......................................................... 130 10 Third Street Whitehall, New York B.A., Sociology Dean1s List . . . German Club . . . Italian Club . . . Adirondack Club . . . I-M Basketball . . . l-M Softball . . . l-M Football EDWARD M. CARLEY .......................................................... 158 20 Summit Avenue Troy, New York B.S., Chemistry Chemistry Club DANIEL J. CARNEY 200 Broadway Troy, New York B.B.A., Accnunting JOHN J. CASHMAN Cemetery Avenue Menands, New York 12204 B.A., History JAMES T. CHAPMAN 23 Donna Drive Albany, New York 12205 3.5., Economics MARCEL E. CHEVALIER .................................................... 180 RD 1 Cohoes, New York 12047 B.B.A., Accounting Business Society 109 JOHN A. CHIAHAMONTE .................................................... 181 22 Marinello Terrace Albany, New York B.B.A., Accounting JAMES D. CHINIK ................................................................ 159 45 Twiller Street Albany, New ank 12209 3.5., Physics Physics Club . . . Rifle Club JAMES M. CHOLAKIS 219 Quail Street Albany, New York 12203 3.5., Biology WALTER W. CHURA ............................................................ 130 1826 Sixth Avenue Watervliet, New York B.A., English Alpha Mu Gamma . . . Dearfs List . . . English Honors Seminars . . . BEVERWYCK . . . Third Order . . . Troy Club MARK W. CLARK ................................................................ 159 Star Route Camden, New York 13316 3.5., Biology German Club . . . Biology Club . . . Adirondack Club . . . I-M Basketball . . . I-M Softball . . . I-M Football JOHN R. CLEMENT .............................................................. 159 Cora Drive Cohoes, New York 12047 3.5., Mathematics JOHN C. COLLINS, JR. ........................................................ 181 46 Kinderhook Street Chatham, New York 3.3.A., Accounting Dearfs List BOB CONDLIN ........................................................................ 130 11 Monroe Street Malone, New York 3.24., English Class Ojficer 1Secretary 21 . . . NFCCS Board . . . Dean,s List . . . History Honors Seminar . . . French Honors . . . Student Judiciary Committee . . . SAGA 1Editor 41 . . . SIENA NEWS . . . Gavel Club 1President 41 . . . Creyfriars Society . . . His- tory Club . . . Intercollegiate Basketball 1 . . . Intercollegiate Golf 1, 2 . . . I-M Basketball . . . I-M Football . . . Officials Club . . . Prom Committee CHARLES M. CONNOLLY .................................................... 159 Taborlon Road Sand Lake, New York 3.5., Chemistry-Education Creen Circle . . . Glee Club . . . WVCR . . . Chemistry Club . . . Met Club . . . Intercollegiate Lacrosse 2 . . . Intercollegiate Cross-Country 1, 2, Captain 3 . . . Intercollegiate Golf 3 . . . I-M Basketball . . . I-M Softball . . . I-M Football . . . Officials Club GEORGE E. CONNOLLY 157 Seventh Avetue Troy, New York 3.5., Economics VINCENT F. CONTE, JR. ...................................................... 130 760 Myrtle Avenue Albany, New York B.A., English French Club . . . Albany Club 110 JOSEPH A. COOLEY, JR. .................................................... 130 182 Manor Avenue Cohoes, New York 3A., Histnry Troy Club . . . Intercollegiate Lacrosse 2 FREDERICK M. COPPOLA .................................................. 181 3054 Edgewood Avenue Schenectady, New York 12309 3.3.A., Accounting PAUL F. COPPOLA .............................................................. 130 2200 Union Street Schenectady, New York 12309 3.A., English Student Senate H?ep-at-Large 31 GERALD M. CORBETT Box 232 Benningtnn, Vermont 3.5., Economics ANTHONY J. CONSTANTINO ............................................ 160 418 Hackett Boulevard Albany, New York 3.5., Mathematics Glee Club . . . Albany Club . . . I-M Softball . . . l-M Football LEO F. COTE .......................................................................... 131 25 Hudson Avenue Glens Falls, New York 3.14., History German Club . . . Adirondack Club . . . I-M Bowling BERNARD J. GRAIN, 111 ...................................................... 160 Main Street Cherry Valley, New York 3.5., Biology Dean,s List . . . Green Circle . . . Biology Club . . . Third Order . . . l-M Basketball ROBERT S. CRANSTON 309 Albany Avenue Kingston, New York B.B.A., Accounting HUGH O. CUMMINGS .......................................................... 182 43 Cambridge Road Albany, New York B.S., Finance DAVID C. CURRY Durant Road Blue Mountain Lake, New York B.A., History HOWARD J . DARCANGELIS 10 Cross Street Fort Plain, New York B.S., Biology ANTHONY D. DEBBOLI, JR. .............................................. 160 1451 Fifth Avenue Troy, New York 13.5., Chemistry Chemistry Club . . . Troy Club . . . Intercollegiate Tennis 3, 4 LOUIS A. DECARLO ............................................................ 160 I973 Westside Avenue Schenectady, New York 8.3., Physics WVCR . . . Physics Club P. JAMES DELANEY ............................................................ 182 191 Lake Avenue Albany, New York B.S., Finance Albany Club . . . Football Club ROBERT M. DELANEY 19 Lansing Avenue Troy, New York B.A., History VINCENT A. DEPASQUALE ................................................ 182 I730 Oneida Street Schenectady, New York B.B.A., Accounting German Club . . . Business Society GERALD J. DEPIETRO ........................................................ 131 54 Summit Street Nyack, New York B.A., English JOSE A. DIAZ ........................................................................ 182 I20 West45th Street New York 36, New York B.S., Economics PAT M. DICESARE ................................................................ 182 360 Mohawk Avenue Scotia, New York 3.5., Economics ROBERT A. DINGEE ............................................................ 182 RD 3 Collamer Heights Balston Spa, New York 12020 B.B.A., Accounting Alpha Mu Gamma . . . Dennis List . . . Business Society JOHN J. DOCKENDORF ...................................................... 160 Box 529 Lake George, New York 3.5., Chemistry RICHARD C. DONNER ........................................................ 131 106 Oakland Avenue Kenmore, New York 14217 B.A., Sociology ' WVCR . . . Sociology Club . . . German Club . . . Albany Club . . . Western New York Club 4President 34 ROBERT A. DOUGLAS ........................................................ 131 255 Cornelia Street Plattsburgh, New York B.A., History Rifle Team . . . I-M Bowling EDWARD J . DOWNEY, JR. ............... A ................................... 182 50 Round Hill Road Hamden 18, Connecticut 3.5., Economics Met Club . . . l-M Basketball . . . l-M Softball . . . I-M Football ANTHONY P. DRAMIS ........................................................ 131 467 Hudson Avenue Albany, New York B.A., English F reneh Club ROBERT E. DUFRESNE ...................................................... 183 112 Mann Avenue Cohoes, New York 3.3., Economics Business Society . . . Troy Club JOHN M. DUFUR .................................................................. 131 29 Stimson Avenue Castleton, New York B.A., English Alpha Mu Gamma . . . Dean,s List . . . Albany Club . . . I-M Basketball . . . I-M Softball . . . l-M Football 111 112 JOSEPH H. EISER 214 Stanford Avenue Schenectady, New York B.A., Sociology JAMES P. FALK 108 Brook Street Garden City, New York B.S., Economics GEORGE F. FARRELL .......................................................... 131 92 Ramona Avenue Buffalo, New York B.A., English Dean1s List . . . English Honors Seminars . . . Academic Com- mittee . . . SIENA NEWS . . . SAGA . . . WVCR fStation Man- ager 3, 41 . . . Creyfriars Society iPresident 41 . . . Western New York Club . . . Third Order JOHN J. FARRELL, JR. ........................................................ 132 218 Old Loudon Road Latham, New York B.A., History Troy Club . . . Third Order . . . I'M Basketball . . . I-M Foot- ball . . . Military Ball Chairman LOUIS J. FEHER, JR. 99-10 208th Street Bellaire 29, New York B.A., History Met Club . . . Intercollegiate Lacrosse 2, 3, 4 . . . I-M Basket- ball . . . l-M Softball . . . I-M Football JAMES R. FEHLNER ............................................................ 161 46 Van Buren Street Dalgeville, New York B.S., Chemistry Dean,s List . . . Chemistry Club PAUL A. FENTON ................................................................ 161 246-20 Van Zandt Avenue Douglaston, New York 13.5., Chemistry Dearfs List . . . English Honors Seminar . . . Chemistry Club . . . Albany Club . . . Met Club . . . Intercollegiate Golf 3 . . . I-M Basketball . . . I-M Softball . . . I-M Football RAYMOND J. FIGUERAS .................................................... 132 70 Ringwood Court Pompton Lakes, New Jersey B.A., History Green Circle . . . Student Judiciary Committee . . . SAGA iMan- aging Editor 41 . . . Met Club . . . Intercollegiate Baseball 1 . . . Football Club . . . I-M Football STEPHEN F. FISH ................................................................ 132 6 Edgebrook Road Binghamton, New York B.A., English MATTHEW M. FITZGERALD .............................................. 132 86 Bradford Street Albany, New York B.A., French-Education Dean,s List . . . French Honors JAMES L. FLANDERS .......................................................... 183 55 Grant Avenue Glens Falls, New York B.S., Economics Business Society . . . Saratoga County Club . . . Intercollegiate Basketball 1 . . . I-M Basketball . . . l-M Softball . . . I-M Foot- ball RICHARD J. FLETCHER ...................................................... 183 1637 St. Agnes Avenue Utica, New York B.S., Economics Business Society . . . CCD . . . Central New York Club . . . Met Club . . . I-M Basketball . . . IvM Softball . . . I-M Football BRIAN J. FLYNN .................................................................. 133 Route 183 Stockbridge, Massachusetts B.A., English Dealfs List . . . English Honors Seminars . . . Little Theater Players . . . Glee Club . . . Creyfriars Society . . . I-M Basket- ball . . . l-M Softball . . . I-M Football JAMES H. FLYNN, JR. 856 Fourth Avenue Troy, New York B.B.A., Accounting RICHARD T. FLYNN ............................................................ 161 144 Division Street Schenectady, New York 12304 8.5., Biology NFCCS Board . . . Biology Club . . . Intercollegiate Cross-Coun- try 1 . . . I-M Basketball THOMAS E. FOWLER .......................................................... 133 11 Court Street Lancaster, New Y ork 14086 B.A., English Student Senate iParliamentarian 31 . . . NFCCS Board fRe- gianal Resolutions Chairman 3,- Executive Vice-President New York-New Jersey Region 41 . . . Student Judiciary Committee . . . Gavel Club iPresident 31 . . . Western New York . . . New York State Intercollegiate Legislative Assembly Chairman GEORGE P. FOX, JR. ............................................................ 183 285 Orient Way Rutherford, New Jersey B.B.A., Accounting French Club . . . Finance Club . . . Business Society . . . CCD . . . Met Club' . . . I-M Basketball . . . I-M Softball . . . l-M Foot. ball FRED A. FRANCELLO .......................................................... 183 P.0. Box 194 Clasco, New York B.S., Economics Business Society . . . Intercollegiate Baseball 1 . . . I-M Basket- ball . . . I-M Softball . . . I-M Football JOSEPH D. FRAZIER, JR. 25 Menand Road Albany 4, New York 8.3., Finance Finance Club . . . Business Society . . . Albany Club . . . I-M Basketball . . . I-M Softball . . . I-M Foazball . . . Uficials Club THOMAS J. FRONTERA ...................................................... 133 20 Frontera Court Buffalo, New York 14224 B.A., English Class 0$cer iTreasurer 1, 2; President 31 . . . Dean,s List . . . Green Circle 1Chairman 41 . . . SAGA . . . SIENA NEWS . . . Barristers Club . . . Chemistry Club . . . Third Order . . . Western New York Club . . . I-M Softball . . . I-M Football ANDREW FUSCO .................................................................. 133 135 Morris Street Albany, New York B.A ., Sociology MICHAEL E. GAFFNEY ........................................................ 183 36 Beverly Place Utica, New York 3.5., Economics Central New York Club . . . Met Club . . . l-M Basketball . . . l-M Softball . . . l-M Football JOHN D. GALU ...................................................................... 183 Satierlee Crave Highland Falls, New York B.B.A., Accounting SIENA NEWS . . . Business Society . . . Intercollegiate Bowl- ing 3, 4 STUART F. GARDNER .......................................................... 161 210-02 43rd Avenue Bayside, New York B.S., Mathematics Class Oyj'icer 7NFCCS Representative U . . . ROTC Cadet Colonel . . . Dearfs List . . . English Honors Seminar . . . Green Circle . . . Student Judiciary Committee . . . Met Club . . . I-M Basketball . . . l-M Softball . . . LM Football . . . Prom Com- mittee DAVID E. GARIBALDI ........................................................ 134 59 Eileen Street Albany, New York B.A., History Deana; List . . . History Honors Seminars . . . History Club . . . German Club THOMAS J. GARRISON Asprion Road Clenmont, New York B.B.A., Accounting . . . BEVERWYCK THOMAS J. GAUGHAN ........................................................ 184 505 Elm Street Syracuse, New York 13202 3.5., Economics Barristers Club . . . Business Society . . . Central New York Club 7President 3, 41 . . . I-M Basketball . . . I-M Softball . . . I -M F ootball WILLIAM R. CERRITY ........................................................ 134 RD 2, Box 40 Narrowsburg, New York 12764 B.A., Sociology JOHN GERVASE .................................................................... 161 915 11111. Street West Babylon, New York 11704 8.5., Biology Biology Club NEIL .1. GOLD 36 Linden Road Albany, New York 12208 8.5., Economics PAUL W. GRADY .................................................................. 134 11 Winthrope Avenue Albany, New York B.A., Sociology Spanish Club . . . Albany Club . . . Rifle Team. PETER F. GRANT .................................................................. 184 807 Chestnut Street Albany, New York B.S., Finance 113 J UNTA SEIZES COLLEGE mu Campus Put Under Martiql Law wqu 4 ,, . LgluumQueen u'r M7mww Joe Belem: Ronda Family WW Wk JAMES J. GRINER ................................................................ 185 474 New Scotland Avenue Albany, New York B.B.A., Accounting JAMES J. GROARK ................................................................ 185 I985 Tenth Street Rensselaer, New York 3.5., Finance Dean,s List . . . Gavel Club . . . ciety . . . Barristers Club DAVID E. GROSVENOR ...................................................... 185 RD 1 Sloansville, New York B.S., Economics RICHARD V. GUARRIELLO ................................................ 134 677 Myrtle Avenue Albany, New York B.A., Sociology German Club . . . Club GERALD A. GUIDARELLI. JR. .......................................... 185 942 Francis Avenue Schenectady, New York B.B.A., Accounting Delta Epsilon Sigma Nominulz'on . dent 1U JOSEPH L. GUY .................................................................... 134 51 Russell Road Albany, New York B.A., History Dean,s List . . . Seminars . . . BEVERWYCK . Finance Club . . Business So- Italian Club . . . Albany Club . . . Outing . Business Society 7Presi- English Honors Seminars . . . History Honors . Outing Club 114 VIRGINIA HAHN I Broadway Rensselaer, New York 3.5., Distribution JOHN P. HALLIGAN, JR. .................................................. 185 40 Manning Boulevard Albany, New York B.B.A., Accounting RICHARD P. HAMELIN ...................................................... 185 I925 Ferguson Street Schenectady, New York B.S., Finance . Conservative Dean,s List . . . Glee Club . . . Business Society . . Club . . . Intercollegiate Cross-Country 3 . . . l-M Basketball . I-M Softball EDWARD F. HARRISON ...................................................... 186 14 Oakland Street Latham, New York 12110 B.B.A., Accounting Deanis List JOHN J. HARRISON .............................................................. 162 208 Ontario Street Albany, New York 12203 8.8., Mathematics THOMAS J. HARRISON 279 Troy-Schenectady Road Latham, New York B.A., History-Education ROBERT W. HAUG ................................................................ 162 West Shokan, New York B.S., Chemistry German Club . . . Chemistry Club WILLIAM T. HEALEY .......................................................... 186 48 Pittsfield Avenue Pittsfield, Massachusetts B.B.A., Accounting Class 0$cer 7Social Director 31 . . . Delta Epsilon Sigma Nomi- nation . . . Deanis List . . English Honors Seminars . . . Green Circle . . . Glee Club . . . Barristers Club . . . Spanish Club . . . Business Society . . . Intercollegiate Lacrosse 2, 3, 4 . . . I-M Softball . . . l-M Football LAWRENCE J. HEFFERNAN .............................................. 186 7 Pine Street Latham, New York B.B.A., Accounting Dean1s List WILLIAM H. HEIDCAMP .................................................... 162 30 Plattekill Drive Mt. Marion, New York 12477 3.3., Biology ' Dennis List . . . English Honors Seminars ROBERT E. HENNESSEY, JR. ............................................ 186 5 Knox Drive Newburgh, New York B.B.A., Accounting French Club . . . Met Club . . . I-M Softball . . . I-M Football FRANCIS M. HERBERT RD 1, Box 84 Rensselaer, New York B.B.A., Accounting ROBERT J. HILT .................................................................. 134 32 Woodrow Court Troy, New York B.A., History Troy Club CHARLES J. HOFFMEISTER, JR. ...................................... 186 96 Sixth Avenue Troy, New York B.B.A., Accounting German Club . . . Troy Club FREDERIC S. HORNBERCER .............................................. 186 409 Victory Avenue Schenectady, New York 8.5., Economics Vets Club 7President 41 JAMES W. HUNT 3 Hillside Avenue Monsey, New York B.A., Sociology PAUL R. JANN ...................................................................... 162 25 Sprenger Avenue Buffalo, New York 14211 8.5., Chemistry Glee Club . . . Chemistry Club 7President 41 . . . Western New York Club . . . Rifle Team . . . I-M Basketball . . . I-M Softball . . . I-M Football ROBERT A. JOHNSON .......................................................... 134 69 Amity Street Cohoes, New York B.A., Sociology Sociology Club . . . Troy Club JOSEPH J. JORLETT ............................................................ 187 50 Palsa Avenue East Paterson, New Jersey B.S., Finance NFCCS Board . . . Spanish Honors . . . Green Circle . . . SAGA . . . SIENA NEWS . . . Little Theater Players . . . WVCR . . . Spanish Club 1President 41 . . . Finance Club . . . Business Society . . . CCD . . . Third Order . . . Met Club . . . Young Democrats . . . Prom Committee EDWARD D. KALLETTA ...................................................... 135 76-07 270th Street New Hyde Park, New York B.A., English MICHAEL J. KEEFE 2130 Robinwood Avenue Schenectady, New York 12305 B.A., H istory-Educatinn PATRICK M. KEELEY .......................................................... 162 6 Overlook Avenue Colmes, New York 3.5., Biology French Club 7President 31 . . . Biolngy Club . . . Albany Club JAMES F. KEHOE .................................................................. 135 515 Fourth Street Troy, New York B.A., History CCD MICHAEL J. KENNEDY ...................................................... 135 1062 Oakland Court Teaneck, New Jersey B.A., English Creyfriars Society . . . Barristers Club . . . French Club . . . Third Order WILLIAM J. KENNEDY ...................................................... 162 1829 Sixth Avenue W atervliet, New York 3.5., Biology NORMAN C. KERSCH .......................................................... 135 107 Center Street Hamburg, New York B.A., English SAGA . . . Gavel Club . Western New York Club JOHN J. KISSANE 697 State Street Albany, New York B.B.A., Accounting . . French Club . . . Third Order . RICHARD C. KLEINDINST .................................................. 187 229 Warren Avenue Kenmore, New York 14217 8.5., Economics Spanish Club . . . Business Society . . . Mel Club . . . Western New York Club . . . Intercollegiate Lacrosse 2, 3, 4 . . . I-M Softball PAUL T. KNEFLEY Main Street Ashland, New York B.A., Sociology JOHN E. KOEHLER .............................................................. 187 Upper Sleadwell Avenue Amsterdam, New York 12010 B.B.A., Accounting Business Society . . . Intercollegiate Baseball 3 . . . I-M Softball 115 116 JOHN M. KOHUT .................................................................. 188 66 W est Glenwood Drive Latham, New York B.S., Economics Business Society . . . Albany Club . . . Troy Club . . . Inter- collegiate anling 2 . . . I-M Basketball . . . I-M Softball . . . I-M Football . . . 0$cials Club ANDREW T. KOVAL ............................................................ 188 1 Randolph Street Cohoes, New York 12047 B.S., Economics Troy Club . . . I-M Football . . . l-M Bowling ROBERT P. KOWALSKI ...................................................... 188 54 Ieferson Avenue Cohoes, New York B.B.A., Accounting Business Society . . . Troy Club ROBERT L. KRISTEL ............................................................ 188 1112 Congress Street Schenectady, New York B.B.A., Accounting Schenectady Club ALLAN A. KUTZ .................................................................... 162 4 Cornell Drive M enands, New York 3.8., Chemistry Chemistry Club . . . Albany Club . . . Intercollegiate Basketball 1, 2 . . . Intercollegiate Baseball 1, 2, 3, Co-captain 4 . . . I-M Basketball . . . I-M Football JAMES J. LABONNEY 91 West Abbot Crave Orchard Park, New York B.S., Physics Glee Club TIMOTHY J. LABORIE ........................................................ 135 14 Upton Avenue Spencerporl, New York B.A., English-Educatinn CCD . . . Big Brother . . . Western New York Club NICHOLAS M. LAIACONA .................................................. 188 213 Lincoln Avenue Troy, New York 3.5., Economics Business Society . . . Troy Club . . . I-M Basketball . . . I-M Football CARMEN J. LANCI ................................................................ 188 152 Third Avenue Rensselaer, New York B.B.A., Accounting KENNETH J. LEGASSE ........................................................ 189 50 Garner Street Cohoes, New York B.S., Economics ROBERT J. LEONARD .......................................................... 189 191 Rotterdam Street Schenectady, New York 12306 B.B.A., Accounting Spanish Honors . . . Business Society . . . Vets Club ARTHUR A. LEONARDO ...................................................... 135 40 Beverly Avenue Albany, New York B.A., History Student Senate 1Publicity Co-ordinator 41 . . . Class Officer Ulistorian 1, 21 . . . NFCCS Board . . . History Club . . . Al- bany Club . . . Football Club 1Presidenz 41 . . . I-M Football MELVYN S. LEVY 200 Marion Avenue Albany, New York B.B.A., Accounting THOMAS F. LIOTTA ............................................................ 189 139 Wolf Road Albany, New York 12205 B.B.A., Accounting Business Society . . . CCU . . . Third Order . . . . . Intercollegiate Lacrosse 1 . . . I-M Football . Albany Club THOMAS W. LUCEY ............................................................ 189 210 Delaware Avenue Albany, New York B.B.A., Accounting Dean,s List . . . Alpha Mu Gamma . Vets Club . . Business Society . . . MICHAEL L. LYNCH 221 Caroline Street Saratoga Springs, New York 3A., History ROTC Distinguished Military Student . . . Intercollegiate Base- Ball 1, 2 . . . Intercollegiate Lacrosse 3 . . . I-M Basketball . . . I-M Softball . . . l-M Football CHARLES 1. MACALUSO .................................................... 135 151 Rector Street Elizabeth, New Jersey B.A., English I-M Basketball . . . I-M Softball . . . 1-M Football DALE T. MACNEIL ................................................................ 189 North Main Street Salem, New York 3.3., Economics I-M Basketball . . . l-M Football ROBERT R. MADAMA, JR. .................................................. 136 8 Catherine Place Latham, New York 3.14., History Alpha Mu Gamma . . . Deanfs List . . . History Honors Seminar . . . Troy Club . . . Intercollegiate Golf 2, 3, 4 . . . I-M Basket- ball . . . I-M Football ANTHONY V. MALATINO .................................................. 189 46 Myrtle Avenue Albany, New York 12202 3.5., Finance Finance Club 1President 41 PHILIP H. MANCINI' ............................................................ 189 65 Burbon Way Rochester, New York 14624 B.B.A., Accounting Student Senate 1Rep-at-Large 41 . . . Little Theater Players . . . WVCR . . . Western New York Club . . . Intercollegiate Lacrosse 2, 3, 4 PETER W. MANN .................................................................. 190 54 Schreiber Street Tappan, New York 3.5., Finance Finance Club . . . Business Society . . . Met Club . . . Inter- collegiate Lacrosse 2, 4 . . . l-M Basketball . . . I-M Football RICHARD V. MANNING ...................................................... 136 252 Bay Avenue Huntington, New York 11743 B.A., English Biology Club . . . Mei Club . . . I-M Basketball . . . I-M Soft- ball . . . l-M F nntball JAMES A. MARCELLA 105 Duane Avenue Schenectady, New York 3.5., Finance CARMEN A. MARCHESE .................................................... 190 I83 Sherman Avenue Troy, New York 3.3., Economics CCD . . . Troy Club . . . I-M Basketball . . . l-M Football DAVID J. MARK .................................................................... 136 645 Second Avenue Watervliet, New York B.A., History German Club . . . Troy Club PETER V. MARSHALL, JR. .................................................. 190 I6 Lafayette Street Mt. Kisco, New York 3.5., Finance Met Club . . . I-M Basketball . . . 1-M Softball . . . I-M Football . . . I-M Bowling JAMES E. MARTIN ................................................................ 190 154 Sixth Street Scotia, New York 3.5., Finance Finance Club . . . Business Society . . . Schenectady Club . . . l-M Basketball ANDREW T. MATEMBA ...................................................... 191 Zomba, Malawi Africa 3.3., Economics Business Society . . . CCD ROBERT F. MATUSIAK ........................................................ 137 44 Wilkins Avenue Albany, New York B.A., Ilistory-Education Dean,s List . . . History Honors Seminars . . . WVCR . . . French Club . . . Albany Club EDWARD T. MCCLELLAN .................................................... 191 101 Sixth Avenue Watervliet, New York B.B.A., Accounting Student Senate 1Rep-at-Large 41 . . . WVCR . . . Business Society . . . Albany Club . . . Intercollegiate Lacrosse 2, 3, 4 . . . Intercollegiate Bowling 2 . . . Football Club . . . I-M Bas- ketball . . . I-M Football . . . 0.55cials Club . . . Prom Committee VAUGHN F. MCCLOSKEY .................................................... 137 29 Park Avenue Stillwater, New York B.A., English Creyfriars Society . . . I-M Softball MARTIN J. MCCORMACK .................................................... 191 23-08 Newtown Avenue Long Island City, New York 3.3., Economics SIENA NEWS . . . Business Society . . . Met Club 1President 41 . . . Intercollegiate Lacrosse 2, 3, 4 . . . Football Club . . . I-M Basketball . . . I-M Softball . . . I-M Football OWEN C. MCDOWELL .......................................................... 137 I4 Damsnn Lane Valley Stream, New York B.A., History History Club . . . Met Club . . . Intercollegiate Lacrosse 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . l-M Football . . . Prom Committee RUSSELL L. MCGRATH ........................................................ 191 23 Prout Avenue Troy, New York B.B.A., Accounting Business Society 117 JOHN M. MC INTYRE .......................................................... 192 27 North Court Port W ashington, New York B.B.A., Accounting Alpha Mu Gamma . . . Dean,s List . . . Academic Committee . . . SAGA . . . SIENA NEWS . . . Barristers Club . . . Fi- nance Club . . . Third Order . . . Met Club . . . I-M Basketball . . . I-M Softball . . . I-M Football . . . I-M Bowling JOHN J. MC TAGUE, JR. ...................................................... 138 52 Ilanes Street Westmere, New York 3.14., History-Education Class Officer 1Secretary-Treasurer 41 . . . Delta Epsilon Sigma . . . Dealfs List . . . History Honors Seminars . . . French Hon- ors . . . SAGA . . . SIENA NEWS . . . WVCR . . . History Club . . . Albany Club . . . Outing Club . . . Intercollegiate Cross- Country 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . I-M Basketball IRA MENDLESON, III .......................................................... 138 68A Edgewond Avenue Albany, New York B.A., English Albany Club . . . Rifle Team JOSEPH MIANA .................................................................... 138 49 Ayers Street Barre, Vermont B.A., English-Education NFCCS Bnurd . . . SAGA . . . Creyjriars Society . . . WVCR . . . Spanish Club 1President 31 . . . CCD . . . Third Order . . . Young Democrats PETER F. MINASIAN .......................................................... 192 77 Linderman A venue Kingston, New York 13.3., Emnnmics FRED H. MONROE ................................................................ 163 Blythewood Chestertown, New York 8.5., Physics German Club . . . Physics Club . . . Adirondack Club CHARLES E. MOORE, JR. .................................................... 192 64 Pinewood Avenue Albany, New York 8.3., Economics ROBERT D. MORAN ............................................................ 138 430 Graham Street Highland Park, New Jersey 3A., History WVCR . . . History Club . . . French Club . . . Intercollegiate Lacrosse 1, 2, 4 . . . I-M Football . . . Prom Committee TIMOTHY J. MQRIARITY .................................................. 193 310 Ridge Street Glens Falls, New York 3.5., Economics Adirondack Club . . . l-M Softball JAMES J. MORRELL ............................................................ 193 29 Coming Street Albany 5, New York B.B.A., Accounting Barristers Club . . . Finance Club . . . Business Society . . . CCD . . . Third Order MICHAEL K. MOSS .............................................................. 193 71 East State Street Cloversville, New York 3.5., Economics 118 NEIL MUCKENHOUPT ........................................................ 193 5 Holly Lane Latham, New York B.B.A., Accounting German Club . . . Business Society JOSEPH C. MULE .................................................................. 138 1661 Dahill Road Brooklyn 23, New York B.A., History Glee Club . . . Big Brother . . . Met Club . . . I-M Football JOHN C. MULLIGAN ............................................................ 163 29 Parkdale Drive Lancaster, New York 3.8., Biology Class Olficer . . . 1SPcretary U . . . Dearfs List . . . SAGA . . . Biology Club . . . Third Order . . . I-M Football EDWARD J. MURPHY 806 Pearse Road Schenectady, New York 12309 3.5., Finance GERALD W, MURPHY .......................................................... 138 6213 North 27th Street Arlington, Virginia B.A., English Delta Epsilon Sigma Nomination . . . Dean,s List . . . English Honors Seminars . . . Creyfriars Society . . . History Club . . . French Club . . . Spanish Club . . . Outing Club DENNIS L. NAGI .................................................................. 139 ,514 First Avenue Albany, New York B.A., History Amateur Radio Club . . . History Club . . . German Club . . . Intercollegiate Baseball 2 MICHAEL L. NARDACCI .................................................... 139 241 Hansen Avenue Albany, New York B.A., English English Honors Seminars . . . SIENA NEWS . . . BEVERWYCK . . . Greylriars Society . . . Italian Club . . . Outing Club 1Pres- idem 31 WALTER NEUBAUER RD 1, Box 198 Rhinebeck, New York B.A., English LEO F. NEVEU ...................................................................... 193 52 Second Avenue Waterford, New York 12188 B.B.A., Accounting DOUGLAS E. NICHOLS 101 State Street Saratoga Spa, New York B .A ., Sociology FREDERICK C. NICHOLS 2920 W oodbridge Avenue Schenectady, New York 3.5., Economics PETER J. NICPON ................................................................ 139 16 Dudley Heights Albany, New York B.A., French-Education WILLIAM R. NOVAK 325 23rd Street Watervliet, New York B.A., H istory THOMAS F. 01BRIEN, JR. .................................................. 193 37 Taft Avenue Albany, New York B.S., Finance Albany Club . . . I-M Basketball . . . l-M Football THOMAS C. O1CONNOR ...................................................... 139 18 Dismonda Place Bumzlo, New York B.A., History NFCCS Board . . . French Club . . . Western New York Club . . . Intercollegiate Lacrosse 2 . . . I-M Basketball . . . I-M Soft- ball . . . I-M Football ROBERT P. OCULATO .......................................................... 163 115 Forest Road V alley Stream, New York 3.5., Biology JOHN B. O1DONNELL 818 Grant Avenue Schenectady, New York B.A., English DAVID B. O1HARA ................................................................ 193 1036 Palmer Avenue Schenectady, New York 8.5., Economics HAROLD J. 01KEEFE .......................................................... 193 12 Raritan Avenue Paterson, New Jersey B.B.A., Accounting EDWARD M. OLES ................................................................ 139 33 Cuenther Place Passaic, New Jersey B.A., English Barristers Club . . . German Club . . . Met Club . . . Intercol- legiate Basketball 1 . . . l-M Basketball . . . I-M Softball . . . I-M Football . . . 0$cids Club BRIAN P. O1NEILL ................................................................ 163 1216 19th Street Watervliet, New York B.S., Biology Dearfs List . . . Biology Club . . . Intercollegiate Lacrosse 2, 3, 4 . . . Football Club . . . l-M Basketball THOMAS P. O1SHEA Phelank Hotel Leeds, New York B.A., English HAROLD L. OVERBAUGH .................................................. 139 Box 316, RD 2 Catskill, New York 13327 B.A., English Rifle Team . . . I-M Softball MARIO PAPA ........................................................................ 194 37 Woodward Avenue Cloversville, New York B.S., Economics Business Society . . . CCD . l-M Football . . Met Club . . . l-M Softball . . . GEORGE B. PATNODE 317 Myrtle Avenue Albany, New York B.A., Sociology Amateur Radio Club 119 120 JOHN J. FENDER. JR. 594 Fourth Street Troy, New York 3.14., Sociology DENNIS M. PIZZO ................................................................ 194 110 Pinehurst Place Schenectady, New York 3.5.. Economics Business Society . . . I-M Buskelball . . . l-M Softball . . . 1-1 Football . . . I-M Bowling FRANK W. PLATT 236 Western Avenue Albany, New York 3A., Sociology ROBERT J. PORCELLI ........................................................ 163 457 Jefferson Avenue Ilasbrouek Heights, New Jersey 3.5., Biology Biology Club . . . Third Order . 2, 3, 4 . . . I-M Football . . Intercollegiate Lacrosse 1, JAMES T. POWERS .............................................................. 163 82 Sherman Avenue Glens Falls, New York 12801 3.5., Mathematics Alpha Mu Gamma . . . Delta Epsilon Sigma Nomination . . . Dearfs List . . . Physics Club . . . Third Order . . . I-M Bowling JOHN J. POWERS ................................................................ 140 44 Eighth Street Waterford, New York 12188 3.A., English Creyfriars Society . . . History Club . . . Troy Club FRANK C. PUGLIANO ........................................................ 14-0 47 Melrose Avenue Albany, New York 3A., English SIENA NEWS . . . Albany Club . . . Intercollegiate Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . I-M Basketball . . . l-M Football STANLEY J. RAVISH .......................................................... 194- 2 Knauf Lane Lnudnnville, New York 3.3.A., Accounting THOMAS F. REILLY ............................................................ 194 77 Dow Avenue Mineala, New York 3.3.A., Accounting Met Club . . . Intercollegiate Lacrosse 1, 2, 3, Captain 4 . . . I-M Basketball . . . l-M Softball . . . l-M Football ROBERT C. RENTZ I Lansing Avenue Watervliet, New York 3.5., Mathematics Intercollegiate Bowling 2, Captain 3, 4 . . . I-M Football EDGAR L. RICHARDS ........................................................ 163 959 Broadway Watervliet, New York 12189 3.5., Biology Green Circle . . . Biology Club . . . CCD . . . Young Democrats JOHN K. RICHARDSON ...................................................... 195 223 Hackett Boulevard Albany, New York 3.B.A., Accounting MICHAEL D. RILEY .............................................................. 194- 1425 Albany Street Schenectady, New York 3.5., Economics German Club . . . Business Society KENNETH T. RING .............................................................. 194- 26-2 Corliss Park Troy, New York 3.3.4., Accounting DAVID R. RINGS .................................................................. 194 14 Carroll Terrace Albany, New York 12209 3.5., Finance Business Society JOHN B. BITTER .................................................................. 195 70 Huntington Road Garden City, New York 3.5., Finance Finance Club . . . Met Club . . . Intercollegiate Lacrosse 2, Cap- tain 3, 4 . . . I-M Basketball . . . I-M Softball . . . I-M Football . . . Oficials Club JOSEPH R. RIVEST .............................................................. 140 105 Huston Street Scotia, New York B.A., English ALBERT P. ROBERTS .......................................................... 140 42 Phillips Avenue Highland, New York 3A., History I-M Basketball . . . I-M Football . . . I-M Softball ROBERT 1. R055 .................................................................. 195 159 Bruyn Avenue K ingston, New York B.S., Economics I-M Basketball . . . l-M Softball . . . l-M Football FRANK J. ROSSETTI ............................................................ 195 14 Continental Road Schenectady, New York B.S., Economics German Club . . . CCD JOHN J. ROUTLEDGE .......................................................... 140 5 Cluett Road Valley Stream, New York 11580 B.A., English Class Uplicer fPresident 41 . . . Met Club . . . 14M Basketball l-M Softball . . . I-M Football JON P. RUBACH .................................................................... 164 347 Lisbon Avenue Bufalo, New York B.S., Biology Class Uficer 1Publicity Co-ordinator 3; Social Director 42 . . . Delta Epsilon Sigma Nomination . . . Deanis List . . . Barristers Club fPresident 4j . . . Biology Club . . . Western New York Club . . . I-M Football ANTHONY M. RUDMANN 334 North Brandywine Avenue Schenectady, New York 12307 B.A., History-Education PAUL SAMATULSKI ............................................................ 164 RD 2 Delanson, New York 3.3., Mathematics Intercollegiate Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . I-M Basketball JAMES S. SANTORELLI I611 Becker Street Schenectady, New York B.S., Biology ROBERT M. SATKOWSKI .................................................... 195 38 Pacific Drive Winfield, New Jersey 07036 3.3., Economics Student Senate 1Rep-at-Large 41 . . . Class 0$cer 1Vice.Presi- dent 3j . . . Business Society . . . Met Club . . . Intercollegiate Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . I-M Softball . . . I-M Football JAMES J. SAWICKI .............................................................. 164 438 Hudson Avenue Albany, New York B.S., Mathematics A lbuny C lub GEORGE A. SCHILLER ........................................................ 141 90 Maple Avenue Patchoove, New York B.A., Sociology JOSEPH A. SCHMITT .......................................................... 195 201 Consaul Road Albany, New York 12205 3.5., Finance WILLIAM G. SCHOOF .......................................................... 195 405 Western Avenue Albany, New York B.S., Finance Spanish Club . . . Finance Club . . . Business Society PETER J. SCHREIER ............................................................ 165 20 Coolidge Road Bumzlo, New York 13.8., Biology Dean,s List . . . English Honors Seminars . . . Inter-Institutional Seminar . . . Green Circle . . . SIENA NEWS . . . Glee Club . . . WVCR . . . Biology Club . . . CCD . . . Third Order . Western New York Club . . . Intercollegiate Lacrosse 2, 4 . . . Intelrcnllegiate Cross-country 3 . . . I-M Basketball . . . I-M Softball . . . l-M Football . . . 005011115 Club ROBERT M. SCHWARZLOW .............................................. 196 173 Franklin Avenue Wyckqg, New Jersey B.B.A., Accounting Business Society . . . Met Club . . . Intercollegiate Lacrosse 3, 4 . . . I-M Basketball . . . I-M Softball . . . I-M Football PAUL J. SENNETT ................................................................ 14-1 846 Wright Avenue Schenectady, New York B.A., Sociology GEORGE A. SHARPE, JR. .................................................. 196 1484 Glenwood Boulevard Schenectady, New York 11.5., Finance EUGENE F. SHERIDAN ...................................................... 141 14 Wilson Street Baldwin, New York B.A., English SIENA NEWS . . . Met Club . . . Intercollegiate Lacrosse 3, 4 . . . l-M Basketball . . . I-M Softball . . . I-M Football 121 122 WAYNE W. SHERIDAN ........................................................ 141 149-35 Tenth Avenue W hitestone, New York B.A., English Dearfs List . . . English Honors Seminars . . . History Honors Seminars . . . French Honors . . . SIENA NEWS . . . NFCCS Board . . . Gavel Club . . . Creyfriars Society . . . CCD . . . Met Club . . . Intercollegiate Tennis 2, 3, 4 . . . I-M Basketball . . . I-M Softball . . . I-M Football WILLIAM P. SHEVIS .......................................................... 196 337 South Riverside Avenue Croton-omHudson, New York B.S., Finance Business Society . . . Met Club . . . I-M Basketball . . . I-M Softball . . . I-M Football JOHN J. SKROCKY, JR. ...................................................... 165 280 North Creenbush Road Troy, New York B.S., Physics Collegians . . . German Club . . . Physics Club . . . Troy Club IRVING SMITH, JR. 295 Clinton Avenue Albany, New York 3.5., M athematics WILLIAM R. SMITH 813 Hattie Street Schenectady, New York 3.5., Economics JOSEPH P. SNAPP ................................................................ 142 28 Irving Road Scotia, New York 3.24., English Alpha Mu Gamma . . . Dean,s List . . . Green Circle . . . Aca- demic Committee . . . SIENA NEWS . . . BEVERWYCK . . . History Club . . . French Club . . . Albany Club . . . I-M Softball . . . I-M Football ROBERT W. SNOW ................................................................ 196 75 F irst Street Castleton, New York 12033 8.5., Distribution JOHN J. SNYDER .................................................................. 142 Box 154 Niverville, New York 12130 3.14., English Troy Club SAMUEL W. STACK .............................................................. 165 7 106th Street Troy, New York 12182 3.5., Mathematics ROBERT J. STACKROW ...................................................... 196 RD 1 Averill Park, New York B.B.A., Accounting Business Society . . . Intercollegiate Baseball 2, 3, 4 . . . I-M Basketball . . . I-M F ootball MICHAEL R. STAHLMAN .................................................. 196 Lake Avenue Averill Park, New York 12018 3.5., Finance ROBERT M. STANTON ........................................................ 197 2337 Sunset Avenue Utica, New York B.S., Economics Spanish Club . . . Business Society . . . Albany Club . . . Cen- tral New York Club . . . Met Club . . . I-M Basketball . . . I-M Softball . . . I-M Football JOHN D. STEELE 9 Dickinson Avenue Stillwater, New York B.A., Sociology Sociology Club . . . German Club . . . I-M Basketball . . . I-M F ootball IRVING E. STEPHENS ........................................................ 142 Clenmonl Road Clenmont, New York B.A., English Alpha Mu Gamma lPresident 4U . . . Dennis List . . . SIENA NEWS 1Editor 41 . . . BEVERWYCK . . . Creyfriars Society . . . History Club WILLIAM C. ST. JOHN, JR. ................................................ 197 208 Liberty Street Troy, New York 12180 3.5., Distribution Troy Club WILLARD J. STONE 2515 Columbia Street Schenectady, New York B.A., History-Education JOHN F. STURGEON 38 Pleasant Street Cohoes, New York B.S., Chemistry RICHARD W. SURDI ............................................................ 197 39 Old Fort Road Bernardsville, New Jersey B.S., Economics Met Club . . . l-M Basketball . . . I-M Softball . . . I-M Football PHILIP W. SUSANN ............................................................ 142 24 Brian Court Troy, New York B.A., English Dean,s List . . . Green Circle . . . WVCR . . . German Club . . . CCD . . . Prom Committee Chairman RUSSELL E. SWANKER, JR. .............................................. 198 212 Pleasantview Avenue Scotia, New York B.S., Economics WILLIAM S. SWEENEY ...................................................... 198 98 East Cedar Street Poughkeepsie, New York B.B.A., Accounting Alpha Mu Gamma . . . Dearfs List . . . Creen Circle . . . Stu- dent Judiciary Committee . . . Academic Committee . . . Business ' Society . . . Met Club PHILIP A. SWIANTEK ........................................................ 165 275 Woodridge Avenue Buffalo, New York 3.5., Biology ANTHONY J. TABACCO ...................................................... 198 6 Cresthaven Avenue Albany, New York B.S., Economics WILLIAM J. TAYLOR .......................................................... 165 1934 Ford Street Brooklyn, New York 11229 3.5., Mathematics Met Club . . . I-M Basketball . . . I-M Softball . . . I-M Football STEPHEN T. TERNEY Box 106 New Baltimore, New York 3.8., Physics RICHARD C. THOMPSON .................................................. 198 36 Hubbard Avenue Red Bank, New Jersey B.B.A., Accounting Class 0$cer 1Vice-President 4U . . . Spanish Club . . . Met Club . . . Outing Club . . . Intercollegiate Baseball 1, 2, 3, Captain 4 . . . Football Club . . . l-M Basketball . . . I'M Football . . . Prom Committee JOSEPH P. TOLFA ................................................................ 198 94 W est Main Street St. Iohnsville, New York 3.5., Finance I-M Basketball . . . I-M Softball ERNEST J. TOWNSEND ...................................................... 142 .16 West Erie Street Albany, New York B.A., Sociology Albany Club . . . Vets Club FRANCIS H. TROMBLY, JR. .............................................. 143 33 Holmes Dale Albany, New York B.A., Sociology Barristers Club . . . French Club . . . Albany Club . . . Young Democrats . . . Intercollegiate Lacrosse 1 . . . Football Club . . . l-M Basketball . . . I-M Football WILLIAM P. TYNAN ............................................................ 143 II Robinson Avenue Bedford Hills, New York B.A., History Green Circle . . . SAGA . . . SIENA NEWS . . . Glee Club . . . French Club . . . Boarders Club . . . Met Club . . . Intercollegiate Lacrosse I, 2 . . . I-M Football GEORGE H. TYRRELL, JR. 451 Fourth Avenue Troy, New York 12182 B.B.A., Accounting DIRK J. VANDECARR .......................................................... 198 10 Riverledge Road Hudson, New York 13.5., Economics Business Society . . . Intercollegiate Tennis 2, 3, Captain 4 . . . I-M Basketball . . . I-M Softball . . . I-M Football STEPHEN C. VANWINKLER .............................................. 165 Springfield Center, New York 3.5., Mathematics German Club . . . I-M Softball . . . I-M Bowling THOMAS F. WALTHER 340 Hudson Avenue Albany, New York B.A., History CHARLES A. WATERS ........................................................ 14-3 29 Taft Avenue Latham, New York B.A., English Dearfs List . . . Student Judiciary Committee . . . Glee Club ePresident 41 . . . French Club . . . Troy Club . . . l-M Basket- ball . . . I-M Football 123 124 WILLIAM J. WAYCIE .......................................................... 143 81 North Main Avenue Albany, New York 12203' B.A., History Class Officer 1NFCCS Representative .31 . . . Alpha Mu Gamma . . . Dearfs List . . . English Honors Seminars . . . History 110n- nrs Seminars . . . Green Circle . . . SIENA NEWS fAssistant Editor 41 . . . BEVERWYCK . . . History Club . . . German Club . . . Albany Club . . . Intercollegiate Crnss-country 1, 2, 3 . . . Football Club . . . l-M Basketball MICHAEL J WELLS 1073 Madison Avenue Albany, New York 12208 3.5., Mathematics Albany Club . . . Intercollegiate Baseball 3 . . . I-M Basketball . . . l-M Football SAMUEL L. WINKFIELD 18 Ten Broeek Street Albany, New York 13.5., Mathematics FRED J. WOBROCK .............................................................. 199 50 South Lake Avenue Troy, New York 12180 3.5., Finance Alpha Mu Gamma . . Troy Club WILLIAM P. YACHWAK ...................................................... 199 41 Fourth Street Troy, New York 12180 B.B.A., Accounting Business Society . . . Troy Club . Dearfs List . . . Business Society . . . CHARLES J. YANNI .............................................................. 143 452 Sixth Avenue Watervliet, New York 13.14.. History Class Oyicer 1NFCCS Representative 41 . . . History Hmwrs Seminars . . . History Club . . . Barristers Club . . . Albany Club . . . Troy Club . . . Intercollegiate Baseball 1, 2, 3 . . . I-M Bas- kerball . . . I-M Softball . . . I-M Football ANTHONY K. YATES .......................................................... 199 RD 1 Rexfnrd, New York 3.5.. Economics STANLEY ZACHAREWICZ East Nassau, New York B.B.A., Accounting THOMAS L. ZAJACKOWSKI .............................................. 143 321A: Cornell Street Amsterdam, New York 12010 13.14., Sneiolngy JOHN J. ZEPKO .................................................................... 199 Ruseiv Brook Road South Kortright, New York 8.5., Economics GERARD R. ZYCH ................................................................ 199 1024 Webster Street Schenectady, New York 13.5., Economics French Club . . . I-M Basketball . . . I-M Softball . . . l-M Football Eskgx in Memoriam ROBERT J. BARRETT May 12, 1943 February 3, 1964 VINCEN T J . MATARAZZO December 29, 1944 August 18, 1965 5A Divisim MICHAEL J. ALLARD BA. History Troy, N. Y. ROBERT G. BABCOCK BA. Sociology W'htvrvliet, N. Y. JAMES J. BARBA BA. History Clenmmll, N. Y. JOSEPH BAUM BA. llislnry Rensselaer, N. Y. Seniors all. RICHARD R. BELLO BA. English Plainville, Conn. 128 VERNON A. BENJAMIN BA. Sociology Saugwiim. N. Y. PHILLIP A. BOCKETTI 3.31. IlI-slnry Troy. N. Y. THOMAS P. BOJARSKI BA. Ilistury Fonda, N. Y. F. DAVID BOSSERT 8.4. Snvinlngy Albany. N. Y. DONALD E. BOURGEOIS BA. English Walrrford. N. Y. 129 FRANCIS V. CAPUTO B.A. Sociology Whitehall, N. Y. ANTHONY J. CAFARO 8.4. English Glens Falls, N. Y. WALTER W. CHURA BA. English Watorrliel, N. Y. ROBERT J. CONDLIN BA. English Malone, N. Y. VINCENT F. CONTE BA. English Albany, N. Y. PAUL F. COPPOLA BA. English Schenectady, N. Y. JOSEPH A. COOLEY BA. History Cohues, N. Y. 130 GERALD J. DEPIETRO B.A. English Nyack, N. Y. LEO F. COTE , RICHARD C. BONNER B.A. History Glens Falls, N. Y. ' L BA. Sociology Kenmore, N. Y. ROBERT A. DOUGLAS B.A. History Plattsburgh, N. Y. ANTHONY P. DRAMIS BA. English Albany, N. Y. GEORGE F. FARRELL BA. English Bufalo, N. Y. JOHN M. DUFUR B.A. English Castleton, N. Y. 131 RAYMOND J . FIGUERAS BA. History JOHN J. FARRELL Pomptnn Lakes, NJ. BA. History Latham, N. Y. STEPHEN F. FISH BA. English Binghamton, N. Y. MATTHEW M. FITZGERALD BA. French Albany, N. Y. 132 BRIAN J . FLYNN BA. Engllsh Stockbndge, Mass. THOMAS E. FOWLER B.A. English Lancaster, N. Y. THOMAS J. FRONTERA BA. English Buffalo, N. Y. ANDREW FUSCO BA. Sociology Albany, N. Y. 153 DAVID E. GARIBALDI WILLIAM R. GERRITY BA. History Albany, N. Y. BA. Sociology Narrnwsburg, N. Y. PAUL W. GRADY RICHARD V. JOSEPH L. GUY BA. Sociology Albany, N.-Y. GUARRIELLO BA. History Albany, N. Y. BA. Sociology Albany, N. Y. . ROBERT J. HILTV ROBERT A. JOHNSON BA. History Troy, N. Y. B.A, Sociology Cnhnes, N. Y. 134 EDWARD D. KALLETTA JAMES F. KEHOE 3.44. English 3.4. History Tray, N. Y. New Hyde Park, N. Y. MICHAEL J. KENNEDY NORMAN C. KERSCH TIMOTHY J. LABORIE BA. English, Teuneck, N. J. BA. English Hamburg, N. Y. BA. English Spcncerpnrt, N. Y. ARTHUR A. LEONARDO CHARLES J. MACALUSO BA. History Albany. N. Y. BA. English Elisabeth, N. J. 135 ROBERT R. MADAMA i , , 5 BA. History Latham, N. Y. RICHARD V. MANNING BA. English Huntington, N. Y. Student leader? DAVID J. MARK BA. History Watervliet, N. Y. 136 ROBERT F. MATUSIAK BA. llistnry Albany, N. Y. VAUGHN F. Mc CLOSKEY BA. English Stillwater, N. Y. OWEN C. MC DOWELL BA. History Valley Stream, N. Y. 137 JOHN J. MC TAGUE BA. History Westmere, N. Y. IRA MENDLESON BA. English Albany, N. Y. JOSEPH MIANA B.A. English Barre, Vt. ROBERT D. MORAN BA. History Highland Park, N. J. I JOSEPH C. MULE BA. History Brnoklyn, N. Y. GERALD W. MURPHY BA. English Arlington, Va. 138 DENNIS L. NAGI BA. History Albany, N. Y. MICHAEL L. NARDACCI B.A. English Albany, N. Y. PETER J. NICPON y; THOMAS G. 0,CONNOR 8.4. French Albany, N. Y. . , ' BA. Hislory 311 010, N. Y. EDWARD M. OLES BA. English Passaic, N.J. HAROLD L. OVERBAUGH BA. English Catskill, N. Y. 139 JOHN J. POWERS BA. English Waterford, N. Y. FRANK C. PUGLIANO BA. English Albany, N. Y. JOSEPH R. RIVEST BA. English Scotia, N. Y. ALBERT ROBERTS BA. History Highland, N. Y. JOHN J. ROUTLEDGE BA. English 140 Valley Stream, N. Y. GEORGE A. SCHILLER BA. Sociology Patchogue, N. Y. PAUL J . SENNETT BA. Sociology Schenectady, N. Y. EUGENE F. SHERIDAN WAYNE SHERIDAN BA. English Baldwin, N. Y. BA. English Whitestone, N. Y. 142 One of the last contests on the old athletic field? JOSEPH P. SNAPP B.A. English Scotia, N. Y. JOHN J. SNYDER B.A. English Niverville, N. Y. IRVING E. STEPHENS B.A. English Clenmont, N. Y. PHILIP W. SUSANN ERNEST J. TOWNSEND B.A. English Troy, N. Y. B.A. Sociology Albany, N. Y. FRANCIS H. TROMBLY B.A. Sociology Albany, N. Y. WILLIAM P. TYNAN BA. History Bedford Hills, N. Y. CHARLES A. WATERS BA. English Lulham, N. Y. WILLIAM J; WAYCIE BA. History Albany, N. Y. CHARLES J. YANNI BA. History Watervliet, N. Y. THOMAS L. ZAJACKOWSKI BA. Sociology Amsterdam, N. Y. 143 The men behind the scene. Father Sennen sets up a typically TstarW stage set. 144 000$1 grief, Charlie Brown.',, M attic - ?hmttr Players the most dramatic group at Siena College 145 The BEVERWYCK staff relaxes in a customary pose. Kcmwyck the literary magazine at Siena College Editor Mike Nardacci discusses our literary magazine with play- wright Edward Albee. 146 Edward Albee gazes out the window of his Greenwich Village home during a break in the BEVERWYCK interview. 147 The Managing Editor is caught doing what he does best. 148 U16 Saga the permanent record of Siena College A man of many moods is our diminutive moderator. Associate Editor Ron Pawliczek in his most productive moment of the year. That Editors never sleep is completely re- futed in this one picture. U15 Jndizm the free voice of student opinion at Siena College There seems to be some question over the chair. Mr. Ralph Corrigan, faculty adviser, reacts 150 for the SAGA photographer. WWW QVWMw austere I rv Another letter to the Editor provokes a smile from the usually Stephens. of the year is Sports Posing for his only picture Editor Marty Moynihan. 151 world, Carmen Cognetta works on. His back to the 152 6 ollayizms the big band sound a! Siena Collcgv Alan Lescak on 1110 lrnmbvnv 1's sewz Both Timmy Jammlt and I00 Morello appeared on campus this year. through the resident palm at Gibbons Hall. It definitely is not true that the Collegians play by the numbers. 153 Students and faculty mix freely and without hesitation at a Creyfriar gathering. Professors and students from all areas and all fields of interest meet with the Creyfriars. 154 3715 gftyfrizzrs the English society of Siena College Creyfriur madr'mlnr Rev. Amadmu Finre, 0.f.m.. and Presidwzt Cmrgt' Farrell. mull, will: gum Ir'clun'r Rnbvrt Clomnnm 0f N010 York University. 155 Left to right: Mr. Kelly, Moderator, Greg 0 Brien, Gerard Farrell, Thomas Leonard, Louis Ferrara and scaled, Roger Marlmvics. ffistary aw 1110 ofjli'ial biagraplzvrs 0f Siona College History club interest never wanes. 156 ' IVISIIM PAUL M. BARELSKI B.S. Chemistry Albany, N. .Y. PAUL J. BERGH BS. Mathematics Watervliet, N. Y. Father Blaise says GARY W. BIGSBY 3.5. Biology Syracuse, N. Y. EDWARD T. BIZUB B.S. Mathematics New Hyde Park, N. Y. EUGENE J. BURBIGE EDWARD M. CARLEY 35. Biology Bayside, N- Y. 3.5. Chemistry Troy, N. Y. 158 JAMES D. CHINIK 8.5. Physics Albany, N. Y. ymfll have to leave. MARK W; CLARK BS. Bialngy Camden, N. Y. JOHN R. CLEMENT BS. Mathematics Cohoes, N. Y. CHARLES M. CONNOLLY B.S. Cheniistry Sand Lake, N. Y. 159 ANTHONY J. CONSTANTINO 3.5. Mathematics Albany, N. Y. BERNARD J . CRAIN 3.5. Biology Cherry I'lalley, N. Y. ANTHONY D. DEBBOLI B.S. Chemistry Troy, N. Y. Ilmm, that was some class. LOUIS A. DECARLO B.S. Physics Schenectady, N. Y. JOHN J . DOCKENDORF 160 3.8. Chemistry Lake George, N. Y. JAMES R. FEHLNER 8.5. Chemistry Dalgeville, N. Y. PAUL A. FENTON I 3.5. Clwmistry V Dnuglaston, N. Y. RICHARD T. FLYNN BS. Biology Schenectady, N, Y. STUART F. GARDNER 3.5. Malhematics Bayside, N. Y. JOHN GERVASE BS. Biology 161 West Babylon, N. Y. JOHN J. HARRISON ROBERT W. HAUG 3.5. Mathematics Albany, N. Y. BS. Chemistry West Shnkan, N. Y. WILLIAM M. HEIDCAMP PAUL R. JANN PATRICK M. KEELEY 8.5. Biology Mt. Marion, N. Y. 3.5. Chemistry Buffalo, N. Y. BS. Biology Colwcs, N. Y. WILLIAM J. KENNEDY ALLAN A. KUTZ BS. Biology Watervliet, N. Y. 3.5. Chemistry Menands, N. Y. 162 FRED H. MONROE JOHN C. MULLIGAN 35. Physics Chestertown, N. Y. 3.5. Biology Lancaster, N. Y. ROBERT P. OCULATO BRIAN UNEILL ROBERT J. PORCELLI 3.5. Biology 3.5. Biology Watervliel, N. Y. 3.5. Biology Valley Stream, N. Y. Hasbmock Heights, N. J. JAMES T. POWERS EDGAR L. RICHARDS 3.5. Mathematics 3.5. Biology Watervliet, N. Y. Glens Falls, N. Y. 163 Whok got a camera? JON P. RUBACH PAUL SAMATULSKI B.S. Biology Bu'galo, N. Y. 3.5. Mathematics Delunson, N. Y. JAMES J. SAWICKI 3.5. Mathematics Albany, N . Y. 164 SAMUEL W. STACK 3.5. Mathematics Troy, N. Y. WILLIAM J . TAYLOR 3.5. Mathematics Brooklyn, N. Y. JOHN J. SKROCKY B.S. Physics Troy, N. Y. PHILIP A. SWIANTEK 3.5. Binlngy Buffalo, N. Y. PETER J. SCHREIER BS. Biology Buffalo, N. Y. STEPHEN VANVVINKLER B.S. Mathematics Springfield Center, N. Y. 165 WWK 5' the voirc 0f ' J ' Collegiate radio at Siena College . Mmmw N A sweep of the studio slmws station manager George Farrell and moderator Fr. Norbert Lelzr during mm of their award winning specials. 167 This imposing portal greets all who dare venture to the subterranean home of W2EZE. W25ZS the myicial hhhamSQh of Siena College 168 0.1 .41, mmm n P WW Fr. Howard, moderator of the hams ,, and Gene Jannoui, their Secrvlur Treasurer, in a 15 fall Saturda a fernrmn. - , . y yp y f This nstvntutzmls display could be In no ozlwr place but the home of W2EZE. The moderator of the Glee Club in a more natural pose. U16 5155 61115 the only musiv lab at Sicna College Fr. Bernardinv, wl'flz his back to the camera! 170 Th0 mltz'rc ClPe Club as it appeared at tho Christmas concert. Someone forget to turn nn tlm bubble machine. 171 172 The NFCCS campus board: back row left to right, Tom Kingsley, Paul Viola, Paul Callipeo, Len DcPasquyale, John Sullivan, Bill Waycie. Seated are Tim Banjo, Roger Markovics, Jerry Powers, and moderator Mr. Robert Hoeffner. N966? the communivants with the city at Siena College Tom Fowler, a Siena Senior and Executive Vice President of the New York-New Jersey region of NF, addresses the region. Paul V iola, another Siena student, speaks at a regional meeting in his position as Chairman of the Regional Resolutions Committee. Club members grudgingly take a break for the SAGA photographer. the 651115! 61W the ohicial argument of Siena College Club 0'5icers are Mike Furlong, Debate Manager, Bob Condlin, President, Greg 0,Brien, Executive Secretary. x M W2? The power behind the dome? Earrzletcrs 61W the future lawyers of Siena College ..:: Jerry Frost, a Siena graduate, extolls the merits of Boston. College Law School. No, I can? remember having had Father Amadeus. Club members gather around their moderator, Mr. Framenl. Club members prove that they have more than lab coats. the future of our muntry lies in the hands of its scimztists, at Sicna College? Mr. Wllalcn, moderator, leads the club in prayer. 176 Division Kusimss FRANCIS G. ANDRE B.S. Finance Croghan, N. Y. ED F. ANDRZEJEWSKI B.B.A. Accounting Amsterdam, N. Y. DAVID J. ANUSESKY B.S. Finance Stillwater, N. Y. Only classes cauld VICTOR J. BAERLEIN 8.5. Finance North Babylon, N. Y. JOSEPH A. BARNES B.B.A. Accounting Troy, N. Y. ROBERT F. BLOT B.B.A. Accounting Albany, N . Y. bring this many nut. JOHN P. BOTTICELLI 8.5. Economics Waterford, N. Y. DONALD G. BRUTNELL BS. Finance Pittsfikeld, Mass. 179 L GARY M. BUBB B.B.A. Accounting Schenectady, N . Y. WARREN W. BUNDY BS. Economics Schenectady, N. Y. ANTHONY A. CAMPIONE B.S. Economics Albany, N. Y. ROBERT E. CAMPBELL 3.5. Finance Albany, N. Y. DAVID J. CAPONE B.B.A. Accounting Delmar, N . Y. MARCEL F. CHEVALIER B.B.A. Accounting Cohoes, N . Y . 180 JOHN A. CHIARMONTE B.B.A. Accounting Albany, N . Y. JOHN C. COLLINS B.B.A. Accounting Chatham, N . Y. u FREDERICK M. COPPOLA RAYMOND J. COSTELLO B.B.A. Accounting B.S. Finance Pittsfield, Mass. Schenectady, N . Y. HUGH 0. CUMMINGS B.S. Finance Albany, N. Y. P. JAMES DELANEY B.S. Finance Albany, N. Y. VINCENT A. DEPASQUALE B.B.A. Accounting Schenectady, N. Y. JOSE A. DIAZ B.S. Economics New York, N. Y. ROBERT A. DINGEE B.B.A. Accounting Balslon Spa, N. Y. PAT M. DICESARE B.S. Economics Scotia, N. Y. EDWARD J. DOWNEY B.S. Economics Camden, Conn. 182 ROBERT E. DUFRESNE 3.5. Economics Cohoes, N. Y. RICHARD J. FLETCHER 3.5. Economics Utica, N. Y. JAMES L. FLANDERS BS. Economics Glens Falls, N. Y. GEORGE P. FOX B.B.A. Accounting Rutherford, N.J. MICHAEL E. GAFFNEY B.S. Economics Utica, N. Y. FRED A. FRANCELLO 3.5. Economics Clasco, N. Y. JOHN DAVID GALU B.B.A. Accounting H ighland Falls, N . Y. 183 A study in splf-induced introspection. THOMAS J. GAUGHAN PETER F. GRANT B.S. Economics Syracuse, N. Y. 3.5. Finance Albany, N. Y. 184 JOHN P. HALLIGAN B.B.A. Accounting Albany, N. Y. J AMES J . GRINER B.B.A. Accounting Albany, N. Y. DAVID E. GROSVENOR BS. Economics Slnansvillv, N. Y. RICHARD P. HAMELIN 8.5. Finance Schenectady, N. Y. JAMES J. GROARK 3.5. Finance Rensselaer, N. Y. GERALD GUIDARELLI B.B.A. Accounting Schenectady, N. Y. 185 EDWARD F. HARRISON B.B.A. Accounting Latham, N. Y. WILLIAM T. HEALEY B.B.A. Accounting Pittsfield, Mass. 14'9 A LAWRENCE J. ROBERT E. HENNESSEY HEFFERNAN B.B.A. Accounting B.B.A. Accounting Newburgh, N. Y. Latham, N. Y. CHARLES HOFFMEISTER B.B.A. Accounting Troy, N. Y. FREDERIC S. HORNBERGER 3.5. Economics Schenectady, N. Y. 186 JOSEPH J. JORLETT BS. Finance East Paterson, N. I. RICHARD KLEINDINST 3.5. Ecmwmics Kenmore, N. Y. JOHN E. KOEHLER B.B.A. Accounting Amsterdam, N . Y. JOHN M. KOHUT 3.5. Economics Lalham, N. Y. ANDREW T. KOVAL BS. Economics Cohnes, N. Y. ' K :4 r' ROBERT L. KRISTEL B.B.A. Accounting Schenectady, N. Y. ROBERT P. KOWALSKI B.B.A. Accounting Cohnes, N . Y. NICHOLAS M. LAIACONA 3.5. Economics Troy, N. Y. CARMEN J. LANCI B.B.A. Accounting Rmsselaer, N. Y. 188 KENNETH J. LEGASSE 3.5. Economics Cnhocs, N. Y. ROBERT J. LEONARD B.B.A. Accounting Schenectady, N. Y. THOMAS F. LIOTTA B.B.A. Accounting Albany, N. Y. THOMAS W. LUCEY 3.3..4. Accounting Albany, N. Y. DALE T. MACNEIL 8.5. Economics Sa'lem, N. Y. ANTHONY V. PHILIP H. MANCINI MALATINO B.B.A. Accounting 8.5. Finance Albany, N. Y. Rochester, N. Y. 189 190 PETER W. MANN 3.3. Finance Tappan Zee, N. Y. CARMEN A. MARCHESE B.S. Economics Troy, N. Y. PETER V. MARSHALL 3.5. F inance Mount Kisco, N. Y. Sigma Bela Sigma? JAMES E. MARTIN B.S. Finance Scotia, N. Y. , u a v w m wvw .J... .. V ! , a 3 ANDREW T. MATEMBA B.S. Economics Zomba, Malawi EDWARD T. MC CLELLAN B.B.A. Accounting Watervliet, N. Y. MARTIN J. Mc CORMACK 35. Economics Long Island City, N. Y. RUSSELL L. Mc GRATH B.B.A. Accounting Troy, N. Y. 191 Y. E . R N Y m T m N mu I .H . Vu cgh x Mms N . .Wn mm Why! mama EY m4M MK RN M Em MW Rm MW EM .A T.c E EE. , Sm PS Em B 1 mm AU HE CS. B. JAMES J. MORRELL B.B.A. Accounting Albany, N. Y. TIMOTHY J. MORIARTY BS. Economics ClmLs Falls, N. Y. MICHAEL K. MOSS 3.5. Economics Cloversvillc, N. Y. LEO F. NEVEU B.B.A. Accounting Waterford, N. Y. NEIL MUCKENHOUPT B.B.A. Accounting Lalham, N. Y. THOMAS F. 0,BRIEN 3.5. Finance Albany, N. Y. DAVID B. OTIARA HAROLD 0,KEEFE BS. Economics B.B.A. Accounting Schenectady, N. Y. Paterson, N. f. 193 194 STANLEY J. RAVISH 8.3.14. Accounting MARIO PAPA DENNIS M. PIZZO 3.5. Emnnmics 3.5. Economics Cloversvillo, N. Y. THOMAS F. REILLY B.B.A. Accounting Lnudmwille, N. Y. Mineola, N. Y. Schenectady, N. Y. MICHAEL D. RILEY BS. Economics Schelwctady, N. Y. KENNETH RING DAVID R. RINGS B.B.A. Accounting Troy, N. Y. 11.8, Finance Albany, N. Y. JOHN K. RICHARDSON JOHN B. BITTER B.B.A. Accounting 8.5. Finance Garden City, N. Y. Albany, N. Y. ROBERT J. ROSS FRANK J. ROSSETTI ROBERT M. SATKOWSKI BS. Economics 8.5. Economics 3.5. Emnnmics Kingston, N. Y. Schonecludy, N. Y. Winfield, N. f, JOSEPH A. SCHMITT WILLIAM G. SCHOOF 3.5. Finance Albany, N. Y. 13.5. Finance Albany, N. Y. 195 ROBERT M. SCHWARZLOW ' 3.3.14. Accounting 6 t. Wyckoff, N. I i :j; GEORGE A. SHARPE 8.5. Finance Schenectady, N. Y. ROBERT W. SNOW BS. Distribulinn Castleton, N. Y. WILLIAM P. SHEVIS 8.5. Finance Crnlon-nn-Hudsml, N. Y. ROBERT J. STACKROW B.B.A. Accounting Averill Park, N. Y. MICHAEL R. STAHLMAN BS. Finance Averill Park, N. Y. 196 Play practice perhaps? ROBERT M. STANTON 8.8. Economics Utz'ca, N. Y. WILLIAM ST. JOHN 8.5. Distribution Troy, N. Y. RICHARD W. SURDI 3.5. Economics Barnurdsville, N. J. 197 198 RUSSELL E. SWANKER B.S. Economics Scotia, N. Y. WILLIAM S. SWEENEY B.B.A. Accounting Poughkeepsie, N. Y. ANTHONY J . TABACCO B.S. ECOHOmlCS Albany, N. Y. Our building program. RICHARD C. THOMPSON B.B.A. Accounting Red Bank, N.J. JOSEPH P. TOLFA DIRK VAN DECARR BS. Finance BS. Economics Hudson, N. Y. 55. Johnsville, N. Y. FRED J. WOBROCK 3.5. Finance Troy, N. Y. WILLIAM P. YACHWAK B.B.A. Accounting Troy. N. Y. ANTHONY K. YATES 3.5. Economics Rexfnrd, N. Y. JOHN J. ZEPKO GERARD R. ZYCH 3.8. Economics BS. Economics South Kortright, N. Y. Schenectady, N. Y. 199 The leader of the pepsters is Sena- tor Phil Mancini. L m9: Nmmw - What the Pep Club looks like when they hold their annual meeting. 200 175,47 61M the only spirit in a spiritlcss season at Sicna College Whaddayamean .9 201 900m!!! em to return national prestige to Siena College T here weren,t always enough uniforms to go around. rrwma . , .w rR .;, V ' , - 1 5m ' Sometimes the plays didrft work. 202 MEMBERS OF THE TEAM Dan Belsito Pete Bentley Jack Berg John Blais Joe Bonavita John Botticelli Hank Bouchard Earl Bouchey Ralph Caruso Mike Costa Joe Dugan Les Flammer Ed Kalletta Mike Kelly Tom Kingsley Paul Lozito Scott Marlin Bob Maroney Jim Mayer Dan Mehan Chuck Moore Kevin Moss Mike O'Brien Brian O'Neil Mike Ryan Vince Salluzzo Dom Sapone Brian Seymour Joe Simone Jerry Springer Bob Stockrow Chuck Thompson Jim Thompson Bernie Tremblay Fred Vollmer Mike Walsh Yarslaw Zuiovic The first kick-ojff ever on the' Siena squad. ;: Hmm, wonder where they got that fifty yard line marker?,, 203 Hunter Mountain Lodge, shown here, is the home away from home for the Siena skiers. Ski Club moderator Mr. John Buscani is an ale man in the off season. Ski Club members choose their weapons. 204 Not all of the time is spent on the slopes. 6715 Ski 611117 another method of getting away from Siena College 205 3mg 6le many commute from the home of Uncle Sam to Siena College Trojans seldom smile, except on camera. Albany 61W the city where Catholics can? be Christians? also provides several students for Siena College Club Ojficers Chuck Moore, Bert Trombly and John Richardson stand be- fore a symbol of the clulfs secret of success. 206 K??? MET 81.33 5m; 901.1633 Part of the most dificult civilian review board in the world. when the Thruway is open, these come to Siena College Though small in number, theyyre scrappy. John Lindsay has sent his finest t0 Siena College 207 Club officers fmm loft in right are: Mike Kvnnedy, Louis Ferrara, Slow Boyce and Larry Barker. Z716 ?thl 61M often time spent in HM classrooms is not mzough for Sivna students, thus we have language dubs at Sima Collvgc U15 $17th 61w Club nfficvrs from lei! to right arv: Mr. Robert Kennedy, moderator, Albert Lam, John Spiak, and Allvn Lesrak. 208 '- - pm f , g: N N S x . ... if v - m; These smiling, unassuming gentlemen arerft really. 3715 Officials 6le the right hand of the Director of Intramurals at Siena College Spanlklz 81w more evidence of the quest for completeness by the student of Siena College Club members gather in the newly redecorated language lab for an impromptu meeting. 209 Uta Kiflg 27mm to lmvp our rommunily safv. um haw a rifle Mam at Sivna College Harmless looking now, they turn into veritable tigers with a rifle in their hands. kxh Dammmts the mntact with the powers that be for Siena College 4 2 ' ,5 ? Left tn right: Luther Williams, Wayne Brewer, Don Grady, Lou Rotondi, and Joe forlett, and no! one of them is a Tvxan. t7 3711M Order no one seems to know what the other two orders are at Siena College At least thefre happy. 3115 6.6. D. and finally, the last club at Siena College Part of the student activists on campus. 211 ,4 tllldits grass Emmy 1965 saw the harriers safer another losing season. Early feel- ings of optimism were dashed when star Chuck Connolly decided to save his eligibility for the fall, and John McTague incurred an injury which put him out for the year. But despite these problems, the team did compile a 2-7 record, the best yet in the short history of the sport. The highlight of the season was the 27-28 win over New Paltz, the team,s hrst dual meet win. That meet also saw John Casey, who was a standout all season, grab his first collegiate win. Depth, as usual, proved Siena,s main problem, for only soph Brian Klim was able to back up Casey elfectively. Brightening the picture was the performance of the frosh squad, which chalked up a 4-3 mark, and won the NCC Championship. Joe McCoy won four races during the season, and was backed up strongly by Rick Bassette. Steve F itzpatrick finishes strongly for Siena. MEMBERS OF THE TEAM John Casey John Fitzpatrick Brian Klim John McTague Michael Sauter Bill Schrantz Jim Smith Fred Vollmer At left, Senior team members John McTague and John Casey work out for the camera. 214 Coach Father Martin de Porres Keeley talks to the team prior to the MECAA competition. Freshman team members, left to right: Bill Davies, Bill Capatosto, Joe McCoy, Rich Koch, Jim Murnane. 215 216 Wf Golf at Siena it definitely on the upswing. The past two springs saw the Indians g0 winless 0n the links, dropping fourteen straight matches. But last yeark frosh team played very im- pressively, defeating some high class opposition, and in this falFs MECAA Tournament they proved that they could handle varsity competition as well. W ith hue teams competing, Siena soph Charlie Murphy ran of with medalist honors, shooting 78 under poor conditions. The teams as a whole, composed of four sophs, took second, for Sienahs best show in five years. This spring, these same four, Murphy, Bob Klein, Dick Calla- han and Brian Sondcy, again represented Siena. Added strength came from last yearTs top varsity hooper Tom Amello. $ $ The Siena team, from left to right: Dick Callahan, Brian Sondey, Charlie Murphy, Bob Klein, Coach Callahan. The next one went in. L L L K M7 N- Bob Klein tees off on number ten. 217 2751414129 Tennis is another sport in which Siena has shown marked improvement in the past year. Last spring, under the tutelage of Dr. Charles Connolly, the netmen produced their best record to date, 4-5, and this past fall took third in the MECAA Meet. Particularly impressive was the doubles team of W ayne Sheridan and Tony Deb- boli, which took second place. This spring the team expected to go over the .500 mark for the first time. Dirk VanDeCarr, who has been the top singles player for two years captained the team, which seemed 130 pos- sess line depth. Debboli did not lose a match last spring, and Sheridan, Brian F agan and Ken Malecki were also fine players. Tony Debboli smashes a forehand in the MECAA doubles tournament. Action during the fall MECAA tournament finds a LeMoyne player returning a shot in doubles play. 218 , WWW? ,. . MEMBERS OF THE TEAM Dirk VanDeCarr, Captain Tony Debboli Brian Fagan Dave Hardy Ken Malecki Wayne Sheridan W ayne follows through on his serve as another match begins. The SAGA camera captures the beauty of tennis as the backhand shot is executed. THE COACH- Tom H annon lemma For the first time in twenty-two seasons, the I ndians opened without Dan Cunha at the helm. The new mentor was Tom Hannon, ex-St. Bonaventure basket- ball star. Having only four returning lettermen to work with, H annon had to deal with inexperience, and often started four so phomores. A s a result, the season, which might aptly' be termed a llbuilding year,,, was a losing one. Problems began right in the opening game with R.P.I., which had not beaten Siena since 1956. In- experience and lack of height led to a 73-68 defeat in this contest. Traditional rival State also took advan- tage of Siena weaknesses in the Armory game, and came away with a 73-71 win after a fierce battle. The Hannonmen suffered two more defeats, to Stonehill and Assumption on the road, before tasting victory, 96-72 against St. John F isher. The point total was a new high as was the second half total of 54 points. But this win, the opening game of the Christ- mas Tourney, set the stage for a bitter defeat. Holding a ten-point lead with Jive minutes left in the final against State, the Indians collapsed and were de- feated 91-88. The Indians picked up only one more win in the TH E CAPTAIN- M ark Palinski yirst semester, a 98-92 overtime conquest of Hunter. But after fading to a 2-9 record, the Indians rallied and played .500 ball the rest of the way. Harry Groom,s hot shooting 723 points in the second half for a new recordi paced the team to a 95-80 win over Utica, and after three straight MECAA defeats, the team rallied to upset K ings 81-69. Next team to be stunned was Cortland, conqueror of NCAA team LeMoyne. The 76-62 Siena win took everyone by surprise and gave notice of the future. For with no graduating seniors and a wealth of talent coming up from the frosh team, the Indians will be heard from next year. The season ended on a happy note when the team took their final home game, 76-68 from Clarkson, and topped St. John F isher in their final game of the campaign. Captain Mark Palinski paced the team both in scoring and rebounding, and set a new record for free throws made in one season. Joining him in double figures were Brian F arrell, Mike Long and Harry Groom. Center Jim Marlinski, a disappoint- ment early in the season, began to rebound effectively in the second half, and showed the potential of be- coming another Jack M ulvey. a L a Shots like this one made Mark the A W illiams, player demonstrates his fallaway teamhs high scorer. jumper. Brian Farrell ready to hit the open man. Dan Hollis takes his jumper from the corner against RPI. Although not a starter, Dan saw action in nearly every game during the year. Flynnie got the 15ml down, but it was llarrfs block that made it possible. 222 Jim Marlinski looks to pass through the St. Francis zone. Does he see Mark free underneath? The J5rm hands of Mark Palinski latch onto a rebound, despite three other competitors. Mark did a finv job on the boards, consistently leading the team in rebounds. Herek a familiar sight to Siena fans Harry Groom going up for a jumper. T110 smoolh-shnoting soph set a school record against Utica by pouring in 23 points 223 in the second half as Siena won 95-80. 224 Wrestling was a new sport added this year to the Siena athletic program. Here, a St. Francis grappler puts a wristlnck on Jim Marlinski. An RPI player gets the ball upcourt despite pressing Sienamen. Under Coach Tom Harmon the Indians used the press much more often this year. Mike Long puts up one of his soft jumpers from the key. Mikek jine touch made him third on the team in scoring before he left the team due to aca- demic difficulties. $ This year the little men came back into prominence at Siena. 5'8 Brian Farrell, here passing the ball inside, was second on the team in scoring, and constantly amazed fans with his patented two-handed jump shot. The other team scored occasionally too. Here, Dan Hollis, defense goes for naught as Jack Crispi of St. Francis puts one m. 225 226 Jim Marlinski puts up a left-handed hook shot des- pite the efforts of two defenders. Although noted most for getting into foul trouble, the big center was elfective when he played, garnering in rebounds and firing in points with his fine jump shol. Dan Hollis stares up at the towering St. Francis defend- ers. Two hue guards in action: Siends Harry Groom and Tom Kelliher 0f R.P.l. N0 rebound goes uncontested. Coach Harmon watches as the team practices against the frosh in a scrimmage. 227 ex Jack Lynch hauls down a rebound against the Hartwick fresh. In this game Jack set fresh records for most points in a half LBJ and field goals in a game UBj. Inci- dentally, he had 31 points. ?mslz Ensketmll The frosh basketball team this year was a very pleasant surprise. From a disappointing start, they came on strong and ended up breaking the school reeord for consecutive wins and grabbing the N ortheastern Collegiate Conference championship in a breeze. After dropping their first two games to R.P.I. and State, the fresh edged Adirondack by one point, then lost to Buffalo. But in their next game, they ramped over Albany Junior College, and they didn,t stop winning until they had broken the record of 12 consecutive wins and clinched the NCC title with another win over JCA, this one in overtime. But the main job of any fresh team is to develop players for the varsity, and Coach Gene Culnan has done this well. The fresh are best supplied in the front court, just where the varsity needs help. 64 Lee Smith is a complete ballplayer, the team,s leading scorer, a tine rebounder and ballhandler. 6'4 Jack Lynch has become a solid forward, with a deadly outside shot and good inside moves. And 67 Tom Sheridan has been improving every game. He has become more graceful and has learned to use his height to get points and re- bounds. Whafs more, he has discovered the art of shot-blocking, which could greatly aid the Siena defense. The fresh team also de- veloped several good guards. Angie Tarantino is a great shot; Bill Lamb has proved a tiger on defense; Jack Dolce showed himself to be a valuable sixth man on numerous occasions. 228 llereis what the huddle looks like from the out- side. Peering inside the frnsh huddle, we nd Coach Gene Culnan going over the game plan with the team. Lee Smith got boxed out on this rebound. It didrft happen too often. 229 Jack Dnlcis jump shot was a valuable asset to the frosh. He was the sixth man throughout the teanfs record 13 game win streak. Everybodfs poised and waiting for the rebound of a foul shot. But, wherek the ball? 230 I ths Lynvh for two! MEMBERS OF THE TEAM Lee Smith Jack Lynch Tom Sheridan Angie Tarantino Bill Lamb Jack Dolce Terry McCormack Dave Archer Red Ferris Tom Ryan Gerry Tynan Many an afternoon practice session found the frosh scrimmaging the varsity. Here Tarantino, Smith and Sheridan converge on a rebound, while Mark Palinski and Tom Amello look on. Angie Tarantino demonstrates the perfect follow-through 0n the jump shot. 231 Lee gets set to put up a turnaround jumper. He was deadly all year on the low post. Tom Sheridan arches his 50ft jumper over the de- fenderk hands. The lanky center improved tre- mendously over the course of the season. Coach Gene Culnarfs reserves did a 'fne job during the sea- son. Here is one of them, Dave Archer, in action. 232 The frosh on defense. Jack Lynch goes baseline to lay one up. 233 54mm The past two years have seen Lacrosse make great strides on the Siena campus. In 1964, the team won its hrst varsity game, against Fairleigh Dickinson, and then went on to record a 4-3 slate. Last spring saw the stickmen encounter a much tougher schedule, including powers such as U. Mass. and Cortland, and still come up with a solid 5-3 mark. Hav- ing lost only three men from that squad, new Coach Russ F erris has a powerful nucleus and could improve on last year,s mark. Co-captain Tom, Reilly, who was one of the top scorers in the East last year, again headed a strong attack, and was joined this time by Dick Seeley, another excellent scorer. This meant even more goals for Siena, even though last 1 year was the team,s most productive scoring season. a The midheld possessed quality and quantity, both neces- sities. Co-eaptain Don Brutnell and Bob Oculato both started last year, and there were seven or eight other competent middies to aid them. The defense was strong as well, for goalie Tex Ritter returned for his third year in the nets. He had a competent backup man Fred Vollmer, who also ran with the middies. With several outstanding stars and plenty of depth, another fine season was in the Offering. wwmh WM Eager and impatient.the team prepares to go in. 254 As it turned out, things were really that bad. Finesse is always a large part of the game; 235 256 He must have done something wrong. The thrill of competition or the agony of defeat? MEMBERS OF THE TEAM Donald Brutnell, Co-Captain Thomas Reilly, Co-Captain Joe Bonavita Jim Falk Lou Feher Bill Healey Terry Jannott Tim Jannott Richard Kleindinst Mike Lynch Phil Mancini Ed McCarty Ed McClellan Martin McCormack Owen McDowell Bob Oculato Brian O'Neill Bob Porcelli John Ritter Dom Sapone Dick Seeley John Shannon Gene Sheridan Fred Vollmer 51'011073 lacrosse loam is a nun, one, ull n Olential. y 00717 look now, but kegs closer to it than you, are? Things wcrerH always this tough? 237 Sammy wins another of his own ball games. Things d071,! always go that well. 238 MEMBERS OF THE TEAM Chuck Thompson, Captain Al Kutz, Co-Captain Pete DeGaetano Carl Digiulio Tom Dolan Bob Flynn Jim Kessing Paul LaVigne Tom Lyons Don McCormick jim Michaels Chuck Niles Frank Pugliano Steve Rogowski Paul Samatulski Bob Stackrow Jim Thompson Bernie Trembly Mike Wells Jerry Woitkowski Emmi! Siena opened its 1965 baseball campaign hoping to better its 6-8 reoord 0f the previous spring. Although the Indians managed only a disappointing 3-4 season, there were several promising prospects who indicated that the spring campaign would be much brighter. Soph third baseman Tom Dolan hit .421. Junior center helder Bernie Trembly batted .375, and senior right fielder Frank Pugliano hit .316. Besides these three ballplay- ers, Siena had a line roster of very capable Indians. The inheld of Chuck Thompson, Jerry W oitkowski, Jim Kessing, Jim Michaels and Tom Dolan appeared set both offensively and defensively. Promising sophomores hoped to gain an outfield berth from Trembly, Pugliano and A l Kutz. Pitching appeared to be the major question mark, but Paul Samatulski, Tom Lyons, Bob Flynn and Chuck N iles all flashed moments of excellence in the past, and Coach Tom Harmon expected them to put together a big year for the club. Talented and eager sophomores hoped to aid the club in the spring. Siena hopefully anticipated its spring competition. For the first time in many seasons the Loudonville nine appeared set at almost every position before the season began. A youthful coachw promising team. 239 -m Safmlll The 1965 1-114 season saw Mike Lynehas Jodators emerge as Campus Champions after a long season and a series of close football games. The I-M bracket quickly dissolved into a battle between the Jodators and Bill Sloarfs Crushers. The two teams fought it out three times, before the Jodators capped the hnal 13-12 in a controversial game. Then they squeeked through another one in the Campus Championship, edging Plassmann 4-8, the Dorm Champs, 20-19 in a nip and tuck struggle. Lynch headed the All-Star team and was joined by teammates Dick Seeley, Jim Falk and Tom, Reilly, while the Crushers also had their share of stars, with John Lonsky. George Lair, and Mike Dowd making the squad. In the Dorm League. Skip Egan of Ryan 2-E was MVP. His team won the Ryan Hall title, then bowed to Bill SehzvartzlouVS Plassmann champs in the final. The rush by Crushers Steve Coffey and Pete Plante forces Jndutnrs, quarterback Mike Lynch to roll out during the Champinnship game. 1hWhere are those contact lenses?,, Jim Marlinski eludes Bob Stackrnw to grab a pass for six points in I-M action. 240 Don Brumell leaps in the air to catch a pass as John Lonsky defends from behind. 1017 Sanders jires a missile nvcr the onrushing frontal assault of John Manley. 241 242 - Basketball Starting in December and extending through A pril, intramural basketball provides a chance for non- varsity cagers to test their skills both in the noontime I-M league and the Dorm League at night. This year, thirty-eight teams submitted rosters to Leo Callahan, the highest total in the schoolk history. Early season favorites were the Lukes, who had won the title each of the past three years. But their veteran squad was expected to receive stiff competi- tion from several sources, principally the Beaners, who had five members of last yeargs frosh team on their roster. Other strong teams were the Olympians, the Boys and the Bio Club. It looks as if there will be a jine season in store, and the eventual winner doubt- lessly will not go unscathed. The Varsity did not come this close frequently. Often a player will stop in the middle of a game and applaud a particularly good play. Interest is always high during the I-M season. Never far behind is the hawk-eyed ref. 243 244 -M Safmtzll With four varsity spring sports to occupy the spectatoris attention, I-M softball is often rele- gated to a minor role in Siena,s sports. Still, it attracts a large number of teams. Last spring saw the powerful Dialtegs repeat as champs, paced by MVP Ron Jaworski and Walt Mc- Dowell. Most of their team have graduated so the race should be wide open this year. The games give an opportunity to all those not engaged in varsity sports to test their ability. Everyone has a good time, except for the um- pires who usually manage to get themselves into trouble. But thafs not unusual, especially in S iena I-M sports! Palinski gracefully prepares to meet the ball in l-M Dorm championship game. The anxious split second before the players spring into action. Tom Kingsley stands helplessly by waiting for the throw from the outjfeld as another run scores. Palinski snags out a rally and just misses smwing nut Tom Kingsley too! 245 246 Let down the curtain 247 ...the farce is done? 250 Spatial Patrons F rancis G. Andre, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Stanislaus J. A'ndrzejewski M r. and Mrs. Albert Anusesky Mrs. Margaret Articola M rs. Alford J. Babcock Mr. and Mrs. Victor Baerlein and F amily Brig. Gen. and Mrs. John C. Baker M r. and M rs. James G. Bannon James Barba Mr. and M rs. Paul P. Barelski Dr. and M rs. Edward F . 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McClellan Mrs. Martin J. McCormack M r. and M rs. John McElwain M rs. Mary M . M cGoldrick M rs. Evelyn V. McGrath Mr. and Mrs. John L. McIntyre Mr. and Mrs. John J. McTague M r. and M rs. Anthony Magliato Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Mahar Mr. and Mrs. James K. Mann Martin Manning John L. Marcella Dr. and Mrs. J. F. Marinello M r. and M rs. William Marlin Mr. and M rs. P. Marshall, Sr. Mr. and M rs. Gregory Mensching, Sr. Mrs. Eugenia Miana Dr. and Mrs. William Michaels Mr. and Mrs. Peter Minasian Mr. and Mrs. John Moran Mr. and Mrs. John L. Moriarty Harry A. Moss, Jr. Mr. and M rs. Lawrence C. M ule Mr. and M rs. Charles W. M ulligan M r. and M rs. William B. M urphy M r. and M rs. F rancis T. M urray Dr. and M rs. Anthony W. Nardacci Mr. and Mrs. Howard F. Needham Aanen G. Nelsen Mr. and Mrs. William 0 Brien Mr. and Mrs. Edwin M. 0 Conn0r Oculato F amily Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. 0,Hara M rs. F rances J. 0,Keefe Mr. and M rs. Edward J. 0193 M r. and M rs. Albert Pawliczek S.M. 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Hunter Mr. and Mrs. John Irwin M r. and M rs. M ichael ladlos Mr. and Mrs. Minor S. Jameson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Johnson Kadzius Family Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Kernaghan The Lattimores Vincent LaVigna John F. and Eugene T. Lillis Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Lister, Jr. Mrs. Eleanor S. Lozito Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. McCarty Mr. and Mrs. J. Edmund McCormick Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. McNichols Mr. and Mrs. S. I. MacDonnell M r. and M rs. Francis J. M ahoney Mr. and Mrs. George A. Manley Chester Matusiak James F. Mills Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Molitor Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mueller Mr. and Mrs. C. Mueller Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mule Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Murphy, Sr. M r. and M rs. Frank Nadspal J. M ichael Nasypany Mr. and Mrs. J. Edward 0,Brien John J. 0,Brien Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Palmiotto M r. and M rs. Stanley Petrashune Robert L. Parrott Mr. and Mrs.Cli170rd F. Piper Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Polinski Mr. and Mrs. William Quackenbush, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Radacinski Louis Rotondi Ernest D. St. Amour Mr. and Mrs. Ottmar E. Sauter Mr. and Mrs. William Shirk Major and Mrs. Richard A. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sodaro Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Sondey Mrs. Fred 1. Stern William S. Tuttle Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth VanValkenburg Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore J. Viola The Walton Family Mr. and Mrs. A. West Mr. and Mrs. Frederick C. White, Jr. George A. Wood Philip F. Yauch Mr. and Mrs. D. Joseph Yezzi Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Zastempowski Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1966 from ARTHUR SHAFER Official Photographer - 1966 SAGA All portrait negatives on file for five years 254 As long as we have a motorized civilization, we shall be confronted with the problem of 3, building more and better roads . . . Robert Moses December 1965 THE CALLANAN ROAD IMPROVEMENT COMPANY Established 1883 SOUTH BETHLEHEM, NEW YORK Member New York Good Roads Association CONCRETE IN PROGRESSh Prestressed Precast Concrete Floor, Roof and Wall Systems SPANCRETE NORTHEAST, INC. SOUTH BETHLEHEM, N. Y. ROCHESTER, N. Y. FORT ORANGE W VENDING CORP. A Largext Distributor: of CIGARETTE and CANDY MACHINES In the Capital District Imtalled Without Charge For Service Call HO 2-6769 BROADWAY, MENANDS hAlbanyw 255 92 Years of Protection ROSE and KIERNAN, inc. INSURANCE ALL FORMS OF GENERAL INSURANCE Insurance Advisors to Siena College and its Students HE 4-8141 LET US TAKE THE RISK 30 Lodge Street Albany, New York 256 Congratulations to the BOB HANNELL'S FLOWERS Class of 1966 Rt. 9, South of Circle HAROLD FINKLE, YOUR JEWELER, INC. LATHAM, N. Y. 207 Central Avenue HO 3-8220 Special rates prevail to all students ST 5-8588 Open evening; Charge account; available FREE CHECKING ACCOUNT SERVICE for one year. ..for this year's Graduates National Commercial Banks graduation gift of a Free Checking Account Service will help you to manage your money wisely. Your quar- terly statements will show where your dollars go, and cancelled checks will be proof you paid. gglwzcmf NATIONAL . HEARJFLANDi COMMERCIAL BANK NW : AND TRUST COMPANY MEMBER FEDERAL DEPoslI INSURANCE CORPORAIION FULL SERVICE BANKING through 50 offlces m Northeastern New York State llqu---- '2 E. II III For job opportunities at National Commercial Bank, please write or call our Personnel Department 257 American Brand H eating Oil Meet at the Bowlers Club After the Game McENANY OIL CORP. After the Prom 179 NORTH MAIN AVENUE 1210 TROY-SCHENECTADY RD. ALBANY, NEW YORK LATHAM Phone: IV 9-3266 THE GUARDSMEN RESTAURANT Com liment; of P 1 Central Avenue ALBANY, NEW YORK McMANUS 8: RILEY, INC. Visit Our Romper Room Pizza - All Legal Beverage; 258 Congratulations THE JOHNSON PRESS t0 tlae OF ALBANY Class of 1966 VICTOR E. JOHNSON Proprietor THE PROPHET FOOD UNION PRINTERS COMPANY 395 SHERIDAN AVENUE Serving Siemt Students ALBANY, NEW YORK Fine FoocP ANDTS PIZZA-RAMA I.B.M. CORPORATION Northern Blvd. 8c Central Ave., Albany, N. Y. ANY BRAND APPLIANCES Free Delivery Phone: 434-3298 BUFFS TEXACO Spaghetti SINCE 1926 Earl B. Feiden SALES AND SERVICE gfeclric Appfiancea .xdml jaguidion GENERAL ELECTRIC . MAGNAVOX Your Satisfaction Is Assured When You Buy From Earl B. Feiden PHlltO - FEDDERS - MAYTAG - NORGE - SUNBEAM BEUUSE IAPPAN . HOOVER . m VICTOR . mum EARL 3. mm DELIVERS, mmLLs. SERVKES OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 ROUTE 9 LATHAM ST 5 8 SAT. UNTIL 5 Opposite Shopping Center ate - 259 260 KELLY CLOTHES, INC. Troy; Famom Factory Store Men's 84 Young Meds Fine Clothes 8z Uniforms 621 RIVER STREET AS 2-2022 TROY, NEW YORK 2 Blocks North of Hoosick Street Congratulations to the Class of 266 HICKEY FORD SALES, INC. 15 Chapel St. Albany, New York Tel. HO 3-5212 Bar Tel. HO 3-9582 LARKIN RESTAURANT AND BAR Tbe Finejt in Food and Beveragex Frank Corenti 199 Lark St. Your Host Albany, N. Y. B. SHEBER $ SONS, INC. Roofing Skeet Metal ALBANY, NEW YORK Phone: HO 5-3335 175 CENYRAL AVE. FINE FURNITURE RUGS CARPETS INTERIOR DECORATING Congratulations to the Class of 1966 and Welcome to THE SIENA COLLEGE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Begin your active membership in the Association by planning to take part in the Alumni Weekend activities the weekend after commence- ment. 261 Complimen ts MARSH HALLMAN CHEVROLET, INC. ALBANY NEW YORK T. J. BELL 8: CO., INC. Lathing, Plastering 86 Armstrong Acoustical Ceiling Systems 501 South Pearl Street Albany, New York Phone: 465-6825 PETIT PARIS RESTAURANT Famom for French and American Cuixine for over 40 year: Open 11:30 A.M. IV-2-9881 482-9881 262 1060 Madison Avenue Albany, N. Y. L. G. BALFOUR CO. Siena College jeweler; Central New York Ofiice The University Post OHice 729 S. CROUSE AVENUE SYRACUSE 10, NEW YORK Carl Sorensen, Manager Phone: GR 5-7837 things 0 LOUDON CENTER BARBER SHOP SIENA BARBER SHOP 656 New Loudon Road Best Wishes Class of '66 MIKES LOG CABIN 23 NORTH SWAN ST. ALBANY, NEW YORK Dining and Dancing Nightly SIENA COLLEGE INSURANCE Agents and Brokers Course Preparing for New York State General Insurance Examination. Ojfered each quarter beginning Septem- ber, December and March. Friday nights and Saturdays PHONE MRS. YATES ST 5-8511 MISS LAMB HE 9-4934 PITTARD6S COOKIE JAR Open 24 Hours Bakery and Delicatenen ST 5-7331 263 JOHN A. SHEEHY RELIGIOUS ART SHOPS McDONALD'S Congratulations to the Class of 66 264 Waive put another First Trust office on the map KL COLONIE BRANCH 1230 Central Ave. E WAsmNG1ON WEN WESTERN AVE. BRANCH 1215 Western Ave. COLVIN AVENUE NORYH MAIN 4v; Howis this for u convenience? WWW stm Central Ave. Everybody we've talked to thinks it's an under one roof, and in a hurry. This is the ideal location. Of course, thereis more to modern, efficient way to bank. convenience thanagood location. Full service So stop in and see us at the University banking, for instance. And our new Western Plaza building, 1215 Western Avenue. Tell Avenue Office has that, too. It means a lot us what you need in the way of banking serv- to people who like to do all their banking ice, and watch how fast we come up with it. WESTERN AVENUE OFFICE Hours 8:45 AM - 2:00 PM Wed. 4:00 PM -6:00 PM Fri. 4:00 PM -7:00 PM gatAltN ordngaz nmgum: MA. BRANCH: $535.55; a e an roadway 405 elaware ve. Open Thurs. eve. 510 8 P. M. Open Frl. eve. 423010 7:30 PM. $$a F'nsr Tnusr coMPAHV WASHINGION AVE. BRANCH: WEST END BRANCH: THE BROADALBIN OFFICE: 0 F A L B A N V 252 Washington Ave. 581 Central Avenue Broadalbin, N. Y. Open Wed. EVE. 410 7 P.M1 Open Fri. EVE, 4:3010 7:30 PM. Open Fri.eve. 610 8 RM. mug nun DiPDSH msuuncg conrounon SOUYH END BRANCH: COLONIE BRANCH: 1H: JOHNSTOWN OFFICE: THE WINDHAM OFFICE: HUNTEI-TANNERSVILLE OFFICE: 135 So. Pearl 81. 1230 Central Ave. Johnstown, N. Y. Windham, N. V. Tannersville. N. Y. Open Thursday eve. 510 8 RM gsienaTgursls. and Hi eve. Open Fri. eve. 610 8 PM. o . . 265 266 C ompliments 0f NASSAU HOME FURNISHING 639 PAWLING AVENUE TROY, NEW YORK for YOUR wntoonr VUXIDO COMPANY HIRE the finest Men's Formal Wear Exclusively mews HE 4-5011 formal Opposite Post OfTice wear Open Thurs. Till 9 204 Lancaster St. 2 Corner of Lark ALBANY Compliments of Commander $5100 KNIGHTS OF ST. JOHN SCHENECTADY, NEW YORK C on gratulatiom t0 the Class of 1966 from the INFERNO PIZZERIA 462 ALBANY-SHAKER ROAD Phone: 459-212 1 Our Specialty: PiZZa, Torpedo Sandwiches, Sausage or Meatball Roasted 8L Toasted C ompl iment: 0f WOOLWORTH'S Where your .1; is worth more DEWITT CLINTON HOTEL STATE 3: EAGLE ALBANY, N EW YORK Thomas H. German, Manager HENZEL ELECTRIC CO., INC. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Phone: 463-4445 463-4446 46-48 Clinton Street ALBANY, NEW YORK TOWNE INN Wedding Reception: and Banquet: Catered to in Lovely SIENA ROOM 109 EVERETT ROAD ALBANY, N. Y. 482-9521 FORT ORANGE PRESS INCORPORATED 883 BROADWAY O ALBANY. N. Y. 12201 PHONES 15181 463-3111 0 463-0767 PRINTING BINDING DAN A. DONAHUE Quality Gentlemen'; Apparel Arrow Shirts Dobbs 8: Stetson Hats London Fog Rainwear Two Fine Store: LATHAM 8c SCHENECTADY, NEW YORK 267 Compliments of Congratulations SIENA COLLEGE to the T R TAFF BOOKS 0 E 5 Class of 1966 FIRST ARTILLERY Julio Laranjo, Manager ROTC REGIMENT Peg Hines, Assistant Manager John Pierce, Cashier Siena College RAFAEL'S RESTAURANT S perializing in Fine Food: Dining and Dancing Nightly ROUTE 9, LATHAM 268 JOHNNY EVERS COMPANY, INC. JOHN MISTLETOE BOOKSHOP Sporting Goods 238 WASHINGTON AVENUE Addidas Rawlings Riddell Wilson Phone: HO 3-4710 Spalding Sand Jackets Blazers We have an extemive Jelection 0f paperbacks. 140 State Street Albany YANKEE TRAILS, INC. JOHN M. TOBIN, JR., President CHARTER BUSES RENSSELAER, NEW YORK HO 3-2786 MacGregor Voit Converse Sweaters HO-3-0040 269 270 Jerry Simonian, Proprietor of THE LATHAM BARBER SHOP At the LATHAM SHOPPING CENTER Wijbe: all the graduate: a prosperous and happy future. It wax good to know you all. Congratulations to the Class of 66 6 COURTESY MART 188-190 N. Allen St. Albany, New York Academic Gowns .... Hoods Caps Robes for Choirs - Glee Clubs COTRELL 8: LEONARD, INC. 472 BROADWAY ALBANY, N. Y. Home of Tested Used Cars ARMORY GARAGE, INC. Chrysler Imperial Plymouth 926 Central Avenue Albany, New York C elebrating our 481i: Year ADAM ROSS CUT STONE CO., INC. 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