Siena College - Saga Yearbook (Loudonville, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 222 of the 1982 volume:

CONTENTS Organlzatlons ..... 17 Act1v1t1es ...... 47 Sports........ ........ . ..... 65 Faculty ....... ...... ...... ..........101 Semors ........ ..............129 Advertisements.................................................... ..... 185 The Road Not Taken Two roads diverged in a yellow wood. And sorry I could not travel both And be one traveler, long I stood And looked down one as far as I could T0 where it bent in the undergrowth; Then took the othert as jusc as fair . . . Oh! I kept the first for another day! Yet knowing how way leads on to way, I doubted if I shOuld ever come back. I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence: Two roads diverged in a wood. and I - I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference. Robert Frost Hm Lm Bull m rm U H? IV! 10 Starting Out on a New Road . . . Admissions Tour Guides: D jeram. Coordinator Buddy System: Seated L to R M. Dlxon. A. BianthiL Standing L IO R - K. Ward, K. DwyreL C. Colonnese. Orientation '81 Committee:Row1Lto R - T. Kiszka, MJ. Cappiello. P. LaRusso, K. CarrolL L. SamponeL K. Gram LL Carcia, A. Bianchi, S. Dolan, vaeram SL Boehning, Row 2 L to R - ML Lanza, C. Donnellyu A, Finnegan, B Canavanj. Hughes. P. Genova, T. Kinslow. Row 3 L to R 13JaCks0nJL Knust, B. Smith, C. Faasj. Martin. M. Papadopoulous. Missmg - NV MuHen, D, Ryder. L 18 Hennepin ResidentStaff.Rnw 1- M. DeAngclus. S. Boehning.'l. Moran Row 2 j. 'l rayn0r. T. Rendlch. Djester. M. Hummer R. D.. C. Mmogue. S. Wismcwski. Plassmann Resident Staff: Row 1 L to R 7 D, Moreau, P. Sweeney. D. Knauss. T. IilwelL Back - M. Zarcone.j, Walker. B. Irwin. On Shoulders C. Bogusta. R. D. Old Friary Resident Staff: 1, to R i D. Hoffman R.D.. K. Bullch. M. LuRusso. KA Ryan Resident Staff: Kneeling -j. Warluck with Chip and Dale. Back - P, thm'u. R. Vincentj. Martin, Ih Cardone.j McNulty. Crawford R.D..j. Fusella. P. Northrup. K. Kearnex'. M. KolinskiA S. ITAngelo, In arms - R. Mis. 19 Ryan Dorm Council: Smml L Wclxh. K. Gan R W mh- Icwskl. K M.xquirc I Prev. 8. Cam i. Back 7 C l.gumlwrunu. V I I X M h a I IF! H H D. DcDen. G. Duran. S. runln. P.0pr1l.'l. Duughtm. C. Nicasrmy, S. has. Bv Hnuxrknstht, A. O'Gmnur Plassmann Dorm Council: Smtcdvl. 06cm. Ynung. B, nglc, B, Bublmm, Stunning: - N Hzm. M Duwncx. M. Rogu- nnskx, R. TownscmL'I. hrynt. D O'Glnncll. B. LUKUWSKI. A. Kipp. D. Dunman. BMk 7 HugushL R. D.. M. Yumunr. MV DiALcm. .IV 'I'M'lur chnepin Dorm Council: 5 LIrptnu-r, S. WnumkalJ Mnmn. M VX tmu link - I. Man, M Ywm 20 Old Friary Dorm Council: Seared I. w R i M. Murphx. R. Hutchmsnn Back I. m R - C Commuter Life Committee: From I, m R i If. Dunmnf Run M. dener. D Hentdim G, Chas: K. Burkt. B, Crzumtx. P. Milltr Cunningham, Back w P Kelly R Walsh Lukeshore Life Committee: I, In R m C. Iiallman. D, Fitzgerald. K Udleury. C Anderwn. C. Pnfe. C Rumunu l.. Graxm 21 Eucharistic Ministers: Row 1 - M Watkins, K Restein, N. Mahoney, M, Toomey, R Schiavo. D. Wahlberg, N. Doherty. Row 2 - S. D013n.j.Sullivan,S.Wisniewski,M. Kissel. L. OYCOnnor, S. Mazur. Row 3 -j. DiBiase. R. Mis,j. McNulty. A. Shea. Row 4 ij, Walker. R Andretta.j Stillwell, C Haselsminer. B. Perm. Miwng: M enmre. M. 011111. N Mullen. Ministers ofthe W0rd:Row1 A Bazaarj. Arduino. M. German. L. Cardone. F. Pellerito. Row 2 - M Windover. M. Oster, K. Paulli. K. DeBlieux. E. Altimari, DJesterJ. Carcia. Row 5 M. Reamer, G, Oliveri, B. pCItiL C, Haselsteiner. Row 1 - K. Colleray B, Smith. K. LaBate. C. Boucher .c , 1; r. c Q J ' , x, f :t'k ' F5 1? 55E! 4 F v T? 25.3. Music Ministry: Row 1 i E. Camallonga. A. Southworrh. M. Baker. Row 2 - R, DeGenaars, N. Dohcrty. N. Cechnicki. G. Whalen. H. Crosson. Row 7;- K. Kline, M. Hanrerta K. Dwym B. Zapulla. A. Ripp. M. Reamer , ' I l,x M x Greeters: L to R w E. Cosgrave. K O'Brien. 3 Stone. A Heaterj, Traynor. T. Kinslow, P. Elmehdorf In joyous Celebration . . . Liturgy Team: Seated - SV Mazur. H. Crusson Standing B. Zapulla. K. Paullx, C. Bouchtr. M. Reamer Franciscan StudenIS' Row 1 VJ. Neeley. T. Connellv. K. Paulli. Row 2 - M. Reamer. Pvt MtDcrmutt. V. Gulntm, Missing A I3. Xapulld 27a Student Senate' Seated - A Shem S. Dolan. L. Gravcsx Standing i A SchnelL M. Murphx K, Colleurx. 1W RogunnskL M. Campagni, B Duncan. P. Kelly. D. Cunmngham, P Walsh, A. O'Connor. , Int ua'. 5:53; '1 Executive Board ofthe Senate From - M. Henmgan. Sec; B, Snlitl1.lixec.AssL. Back---D. I,aPlaca.Pres,;Kv BUIm,V.P;fV1, Ostcr. Tres, Class Officers: Row 1 i '84 M. Connell. Sea R, O'Brien. V.P.; 1.. Carem. Tics; 'I', Mullen. Press. Ruw I i '85: Ii. Alriman. Tres, IA. O'Cunnur, Sm . M Wmdnven Prts; K. DtBIitux. VVP: Ruw 1x - 'BZ'JA MCNuln. Prey. 1,. ann, V,P.,.J MLAIistcr. Trcsg Missng ij. Sullmm. Sui Committees of the Senate Raw 1 i B, Snuth. A. Shm rBd. InsrrJ: K. Paulli H..R. Plannmgl; Row 2-4. R. Scx'ersun. M, Murphy. K. 807.28, M. Oswr. M Hennigan. IL Flaming. P Kelly. N. Bcuudctre, K, MaguireJ. MLAllsttr Eleamn and Pollmgl. Charter and Fiscal Mngmt. Row 1 - M. Wagner, K, Bozza. Chr.; j. McAlister. Row 2 - E. Fleming.DJackson,K.Magu1re,AShea. Campus Finance Comm. Seated i E. Altimari. M. Oster. KV Kamilow. Stand mg i B. C,rawfon.i,j Knust. IA. Carcia.j, McAllster. M. Toomey With Conviction and Integrity . . . 25 Speakers Committee L to R .I- Carma M, Murphx' M Iltnnlgdn RV MLDonald CV Andemm M. Ostcr H. Crossun 1, Stunt: j. ONeill Missmg, N. Mullen Entertainment Commiuee: Scared L m R 7C Sanche1.A BmmluM.Kennedxdtdndmg1.10 Fine Arts Committee: 1 O'Neill, IL Huet't'crle R - S. Tulluch. G. COUPCLJ. Huhntr. R. 0 I3nen. S, Ganu, Movie Commiuee Row 1 i I. to R ; P. Culligan, 1W Sullivan Ko-Chrnm; S. Gunm. A. Mdnu-Sutton, Ruw J '1, Long; M Fmgcmld. C. Mills. M. Connell. Row 5 - R. O'Brien. T, Banks. N12lelt,-I Cunmnghamx Back - Veteran movit-gutrs and other Assorted permnalmss nf tht unema. Towards a Community of Creativity and Expression . . . SlageIIl:Row 1a S VonAldenbeck. G. Whalen. Row 2 i A. Shea. N. McGrath. K. MCIilveney. S. Serino. R. Renjxliamul. LaPointe. S. Well. C. Spraguej, Garlock. M. Denver. Row 5 - D. Blanchfield. K. Minen G. Sanford. B, Chase, 3 Gregorie. P. LaCijzm. P. Loprcsti. Prof, M. Heckler. Fac. Adv Stage III Bd. of Directors: Bottom to Top - 1,. Ktegan IE, BCHUII. C P015 sum B. Breithaupr, Coffee House: L to R T, Foley. M Doherty, K. Kline. A. Anderson, H. Hoefferle ,Q. Photo Club: Seated - R Kosakowski, B. Gregsom N. Srruzenski. Back 7 A Veot, Dr. W011j.Cubello, D, Bums, P. Lacijan Greyfriars: Row 1 a D. Donovan. B. O'Leary. M Dempesy; Row 2 K. Colleary. L. Chapleau. S, Bordwell. DA Knauss; Row 3 ; N. Mullen. B. Canavan Exec. Bd.: K. Reddy, 3 Bennett, K. Poissant, K. Grogan Missinp 28 WIVCR: Front - T. Taylor,j. Nesbitr; Back - D. Turner, F. Thumhart. P. Danaher, K. Andrews Yearbook Staff: Front - K. Colleray. K, Burke K. Hollenbeck M. Reamer; Szairs a S. Ganci. E. Altimari. K. DeBlieux. DA Freibcrger, A Shea. P. Culligan, S. Peck, L. Matt. M. Sullivan Thelndian:Row1- B. Pettit. F Martin. Layout Ed; Row 2 - C. Haselsteiner. Ad. Ed.;J. Held. Mang, Ed; Ii. Fleming, News Ed.; Row 3 - M. Zabala, Photo lid; 5. Tarantino. Arts Ed.; j. Flory, Features Ed; M Cnmi, Ed.-in-Chicf'.J. Lam. rypist. Missing 7 O. Sgambati, Assr. News Ed; NA Morand, Bus. Ed; C. Faas, Circulation Mngrv; P. Pallozzi. Sports Ed. 29 Hi0 Club: Row I I Iiisgcgho. R Kmukmx'xkx, 8 kacl- mcx'er. I' Pcllcnto: Row .3 v I..-Iordnn. '1'. Pcllmcn Ii. Dclm. Ii. mgrmt.5.I.crnkc M.FV1ack1nRmx Raj, Dznlx. M Werner. L. Mummy1..Palluk..l.SalvatoreRow 0 11 mndclth Malone. M, Watkins Row 3 A Am. 6' Lumhrunu. R. Hartwitk. S. Amhom Row 6 i S. Sgdmlmdti, .1 W'Jlkcr, M Cdxpum '1'. Cunncllx M, szscl. B. Burn. Missing; 7 R. Mix. S. Pummx'lllc. 0 Wen. C fum Math lub: Row 1 1' I'Imhulv Iurtlu. I Huhtn. K. Ynunglmnsu Rxm 3'7 K P.1rcm. D Simrmg .X W'riyht. W Iquwkm-CIIL K Mgr- tmci,R.Sulln.1n. Rnw K S, Ilms. K. WunLJ Kruulnickl Ruw 1w X Hmdunx R. thur. K Schuttcr. l. Spenucr. W untlxj Hulmnhl. P Kym. P 0pm Fumputer Scienrt Club: Run 1- N. Weir. M, Hams. M. Duhcm. K Villa. K. Parent. T, l lrigh. N. fulmukx, Rmx J - B. Buhlmm. C Gurskx. A. Southwurrh. P, OMJM Dunncllx. S Okrm Row R 77f Iiuntsu-cl. 'I' Gmntredu..l lhtlmwdx. D Huglws. Mn. Mxerx. Rmv 0 - R MnDnmld .1 Minmck. D. Gadwtnxl KruczlniLkl. R. Curhn. ML UConntH. Aka Row 5 Sue. T Kmxlmy T North l'r. RAH'HIHC. Dept Chr.. Dr. T. lcdemmn Returnint,y Model U.N. Delegates: 15mm 1, III R i M ma L: S Gnmn. Bnk l. to R 7 KY Cullum. K I:al1ex'.'L Mnmn K. Bullmun. D. IHKPIJCJ InternationalStudi852'1hpm Bormm i M, Sullnun, 1.. Qum lin. M. Dtlf'rose. K. Kllnu. L Sroncul. Iimnccw. 5 Mann. M. K Dcun Dixon G. Hulleran. P Dunm'um A. Shea. Missm; History Club: Fxrsr Row Twp w Botmm H anffcrlt. 1., Umnu: hylunntxc. B. Kurn, Ituk Ruw Twp t0 Bnrmm G thcsko. P Swrcntx. D Dumm. M human. K Mmcr 31 Psychology Club: I, m R - M. Kennedy. 5 Hams. S Saluuiur. G. Rowan M. Ablcx. IA. Plsthcr. M. Toomcy, D. Nxchols Collegiate Advantage:Row1W M Kullmkl. M, Gurnmn. D. Muur. CV lfcllon D Dt'lllllio, Row 2 ; P.01Il1gunj. MCAIIW lcr. K. O'Rourke, j. apuzz0ln. Pi Gamma Mu: F MLNaIIx. .I- Grumkupt'. K. Cullmrv. Iljzlckwn. P Dzmulwr 32 National Assoc. of Accountants: IA. O'Connor dcnl. D-laCkwn VPI. 0. Gross Wrts,x M. Iipnhm. M. Knll VTrcusm Della Sigmapianw 17 S RcmmrrL L Nxmstrn; Km 3 7 .I Unix. M Ihktr. UV Snmuckx, I. ngucrulu. Row i M. Gumlmll. 'l' Nnugmdskx. A. Mnunu. A litmmrnl. Sulllmn. M, WJNL W Irmn. I. BcrnaduJ hylbum 53 34 Towards the Rewards of Fellowship . . . Society for thc Admnuumcm of'MdndgL-mcm: Rmx l 1,th R i I. ML! AUHH. 1,, Gummn. M hvm. A Shall Hrquxm. I, Smmncr. Rmx J I m R R Uhxw I Knhlnmn. I5 Md AH'H. D PLHL D qumnkLM ILIIAIA A Mnmarm. M GummanR RLNL A ILArlmluuHxLJ Mtlmx. RAM 4 I m R A UuhI-l, K URnurkc. A Vnmmx. M Rulwrhium, 5 lnunzl LIPUIIUIA. M NAIL'IL'. R Llnnmm, 15 gimhtL Ruw II. In R 7, G lun- wk. P Alnrlx. M Hnryan. 'l ALHFIIC. PKUIIL S hnHmuxc-r. K. HJkL-r ULSU: Row 1 i X. W'npht..I Qummmr. N Dmxmn. 'IR. Parrm I anlcs.j. .Ntxlmt. R Agurdl W'Imem 'I' lllnlnL M Qmmmcx, P RmM l. Rnlmmm an' J i I Urlu, D Pugh. V Dum-r. D. Gumu. Row 47 '1. Turner. R. Martin. A Unmrl. M limmlcx. S Pcrcl, A Mulmmmd. X'V Ru-dcmmnn. R RIRuwmumlnl Alclmdro LrCM hIn-GUUR Knights of Columbus: Rmx 1 i K Mdhnm rm. Sm . D Kmxtr. H Bmlncrj L1IH1in uImm Adx 2' f'nmcr. Dcp Gmml ngln. R, O'Bnrn. 'I' Iinnnnm. M Sulllmn. Truly Rtm J M hmnull, S Gmu. S Hrmmc. B. 0 Keck. M Gucmwr. 'l' Khulna. II Imhcwrm. Ruu x 7 U hmpcrj Clpwmh.,l. Iluhncn M, I'lllgtmlnl. 'I 'Ilnlnr. M, ILIan. L1rn 53 ch Team: Rmx l I. In R i R Mix. D Kmuss. A Rlpp. P Harmu, Rnu J -I RVJth'I'. '1' l,1urH.A Vuurmn. K R 11mm. M 7,.mnncl Iingmm, Rm; 87 I5 HAIu'Mrd. R Amirum. P hvnmJ. 'I Nu-lm. R lum. 'IR Nun Tut Pu- Rovs dies: Rnw I I. In R R U Hru-n. 8' NR P.Irlm. 1' Hull 1mm, 5 Ptck. I, W Lth. Ma AHMU, Rmx .2 l. w R i U huva-r M Kullm'kl D KJnc-r, M Sullxmu, I, Cnpwmuld $6 In Competition and Friendship . . . $7 5mm hdlcge Hmrul Smicn Volunteers: Front 1, to R i N Doherty. Iljcxrcr. A chltL-LP.lillncmlurt .K.Hollcnhcck,ISaCkI,toR- MXX';1tl-um.j,W;1lkcr.I.. W, Judson RumL Cumluttor Stunt: 1,. meIJH. K Burrrm l. PJCIHHU. 38 SIENA CULLUJL; LIbrmHY LOUDONVILLE, N. Y. 12811 39 40 3.- 1; 41155.. ctiuitics Taking that First Step . The first taste ot'Siena for must new memhets of the community comes in the initial days of Orientatiun Weekend. These three days are uften critical in determining whether that first taste will he hitter or sweet. 'lhhmnghuut the weekend there is ample upportunity to meet new people who will inexituhh' hetome lif'e-time friends. 'HHS year. the excitement whit h normulh accompanies the return 0r arrival at Siena was compound- -. -,. au- nmmw, . ..,,t 48 ed by the opening 0f the Old I5tiun dormitory and hoth Freshman untl upperelass students found a new hume amid the onguing renm'zttions 0f the building, Parties in the Rat. pitnics 0n the lawn. and 21 variety of- sporting events and spettial liturgies mmhined to welcome the new mem- bers of the Siena cummunity. It Orientation was any sort 0t indication. it was goint to be a verv 31mm; yeart Communication Through Love . . . In Uctuhct. Sicnii puitl hunting: to its ItJIIL'iSL'uH tmthtiun hi Lclchttiting thc 800th IIIIHIYCFMIH of the hirth of. St Iiruntis of Assisi Ihe hmntlcr of. thc Ortltt wt I'tiurx Minur cxhihits .i spirit ntr jtn Iul cclchmtiun. whith was highlighted during I r;int'is Week. 'Iihr week hcgan on Sunday Ottnhcr I. With a TransitusNiiChuristit Iclehmtion, I'ullnwctl ht 21 wine iintl thccsc .wCiul with cntcrtuinnimt prm'idcd ht thcjdll Iinscmhlc and It. Ben. Other events innludcd thc tltdimtinn of the Ir. ISriun Ii. Dut't't. OIM Putin honoring; him Int his tntcsight whith 1th tn the Iitndsuiping imtl hmutit'itution HIV the Sicnn LJHIPLM. Ihc week chniuxcd un Ihurmlm; with thr awarding of thrce I MN MW! iiwltI' ihuxx llx 50 IIUHUMH thitttimtcs iit an Acutlcniig Communion, Recipients were: Sr. Susanne Iitctkcl. RSM; Iir. Matthew Conhn, GYM. and Arlo Guthrie. su'ular IimnCiscan, Sri Susanne was hunnmI Int hcr vmrk in tht ticId UICUUHSCIIHF' in the AIIHIH Diogtsc, In tcxpnnthng tn his dtgrcv. Arlo inxitul thL- uutiicnu: tu join him in It muting pcrfrnrinuntr uti Amazing Gmtc. In his kcwmtc adtlrtss. I't. Mutt. I'UFIHCY president nI' Sicnii. LLAIIICII upnn L15 :lII t0 IUIIow in I'ir'dHL'IS. hmtstcps in In ing the Gospel; Inr nnr hws IHLH he the nnh Gospel uthcrx ICLILI.H 'lihc wcck LdIIIL' tn .1 L Imc with IIIC zitrixztl UIIPIII'CIIIS tor Parents Wrekcntl. Iir. Iicns' Musing UI thy tllllIIMIN. and thc wcckciitl littirgics in hunur n17 St. I'ILIHQIX Irjuhn Mmpln tlchx'crs :1 lcCturc UH the HfL' 01V .t ,, .t - --, I; s; R '5'25 tt'. lhc hand Harvest cntcrtams ut the plant 1n the Rat. rmut 1nd IHMI k m u :1le H. Britm sptzlkx ut the dedication of tllt' patio in his name. I t . 1t Bcn ulhfhit'iatex at the Messing nt' thc .mimulx Framis thk fumminL-e Irum 7 Sr Rmuntm Synnv I r .ICHIIHL' Mtnwmmu Ann HJIJJL UHH Smuh. Huh 7 'I'm. UNt-Il. Dr IX'I! Hmmpmh. Dr IAi LlRmx 51 The academic procession hcuiiis to tilt ARC. iuinul hi Bishop Huhhnrtl. Iir. jcrunic acts us Master 0f Ccremumcs fur the day. President. Iiri Hugh Hints addresses the communion. In the autdcmic worltli there is pmhuhh' nu greater honor whith the lllItiiL'LfULli t'miiinunitx' um hcstmv UPUH those tlcserxing 0i praise and ruugmtinh than the iMmedU' tlmmmtc tlcgrcc. Sit'HLl hats cxcrciscd this traditinn in a unique wan. LitthHting that its recipients rcfitct thc SKID- ilurtlx tit'cxccllcntc within their fichl. while at the sums time bringing the Student Senate President Dumizm llilplilCd welcomes all. principles ut'sutiul leSthC and personal integrity as evidenced in the life of St, Isram'is. tn the wmk tth thx These formidable standards at excellence xxcre mithh met this it;ir in cuth win three hmmmry tincturutc rctipicnts. ixho tugcthcr provide valuable insight into the Challtngcs which we hicc in UHF liws. Sr, Rosemurv vresents the name uf Sr. Susanne to Fr. , . urd Shechx' vrcscnts thc mm: of FL Matt fr, Dennis wrtscnts the Immt 0f Arlw . . v f Hugh for the axx'urding of the honorary dcgrcg. Sr. who rcspun IS with a mcmomblc kcmotc address, Utltllrit. W110 spoke and sung of' the Susanne uctcpts the honwr, Calling upmn all ofsocietx' Yr. Matthew's mess gt was to live the Gospel in UTIPUFFLWC 0f HUME: UHC'S NC to work for social justice, cx'cryluy lift and to take action. .trnuml. A Weekend of Warm Memories Arrivingv 0n the heels of a week-iong eeiehration Oi the birth 0i St. Francis, Parents' Weekend truly held special meaning this year For two tltti s. the special sense of cummunitx which is Siena comes together with the presence of himily tu foster an atnmsphere of warmth and good times. The festiVities began on Iiritiay evening. with the traditional Beer zmd Banjo Night Dixieland jaw. along,' with plenty of. beer and munchies prm'ideti the ideal setting; for the renewal of Oltl quuziintances and the intruductiun of new friends. On Saturday a craft fair and Hen market was w mt ,. ii'i wttktim 1931 mu ...- M 1 held on the campus grounds. as was an afternoon tea gix'eti hy the Siena Women's Club in the Campus Centeri That evening, parents and students were treated t0 ;1 delicious meal followed either hy the Stage III pruduction of You're a Good Mam Charlie Brown. or dancing to musie from the past and the present in the Arc. Sunday morning featured a special mass for parents, followed by a pancake breakfast. As the weekend came to a close. imd pttrents departed for home. it was apparent that many warm memuries would he left hehind. Parenh' Weekend anminrr Knrclmg 7 T hwy R, Murpln K01 hm. IV Gmxcx '1 Kmsluw. I, l upcm. Stmdmg , M 1,.lU1lll. I, Onmtt. C Rumann. M Cnmmnj AhmlmmKurChr LN.IWUHL'H.5 SAIY1HI0LI1Icrtlhtrgtr,N.M;thHCLA1 hunij Anlumn, Mummy 7 N Gallagher 55 A Family Affair . . . Its ii tiny whith snmetimes goes unnoticed by mum studentst hut Unt iiaich year this ztirhiir grows not only in size. but in success as well. serving as which is indiCatii'e uf the Sienu mimnimicm m the broader cummunitx' :i muiur funnl-ruising cxtnt for this important urgzmimtion. Perhaps more than gmithing else this day is a useful reminder to those utus zit Siengt Ui-fht' importance of reaching; nut to others beyond the Siena Community. hewmtl the immediate campus. For one day in Octuher. the grounds ui'the school are turned over to the March of Dimes for their annual carnival. ---' iiWeire Having a Party . Although the numher of' reulh' great parties zit Sienzr in the Course of :1 war is pmhabh quite Luge. there seems to he sortiething special uhuut u piirti tilklt is given by and tor the Senior Class: It is not necessarily the particular Senior Class which makes these parties so special. hut rather the unique feeling which accompanies must Seniors thruugh their final year, PlCtLerLi UH this page are two particularly successful Senior Class parties; given in the beginning ut' the year. when the anticipation of 1983 was fresh 7, and alive in the hearts 0f the new Seniorsi The Hawaiian Party brought the Class of .82 together as a group tor the tirst time this year, with virtually everyone showing up in their version of Hawaiian dress. The first Senior Class Cucktaii party Uiitht year. purpnrted- h a more f'ormiilH ufhiir. also serves :15 Ll truh' memorahle evening. rmrking the hill of 1981 :15 a special time or. friendship fur mam. 57 Semi-Formal Time . . . Thu annual Winttr Setuplhrnml has ulwm s htcn thc hlghhght uth Winter Wtckcmi At Siam. Aml this war wax nu txtcptiun. 15erng the CUM weather. xx't-lhlrcssm Cuuplcs filled rhc Campus Ccntcr for :1 dehtiuus xhnncr and drinks. f'ullowcd hx dunking; m Mhlg hand music The Campus hcmcr wus klu'nmtul in .1 wimcr amd h hrlxmmx theme. with snowthkcx mJ xmrs glistening from the Lcihng. As tht' cxcmng wore on. mum umplcs Llnm'ul the night away, while uthtrs ximph wt in small gmups. cnlm'ing thc Cnmpam ot' nnc another AIILI 0t their friends. When the dame came m .1 close. the pam continued at SL-husrmns .md Dup's until tllL' mrh morning hours. 38 59 Damn Yankees,, The 1981 baseball season was one at strikes, negotiations. and split mecssor Mark Ilecklcr's philosophy 0f total student involvement in all scusons. Perhaps in an attempt to rekindle thc murc romantic side of the ASPCCIH ofthc production once again pmvcd profitable. Playing to Czlpzititv game. Sic'na's Stage III staged a highly successful production of'thc popur dlldiCDCCh at all perfommnces. the members of Stage III cuntinucd t0 Ltr musical tmnl the 'SU'S. Damn Yankees. toment theirpmitiun 215;! company uttering mnsistantly quality theater in With a skillfully balanced cast of. veteran and f-irst-time performers. thc Capital District. g v 5 E $ 1 . s 60 62 63 Indians Spike Their Way T0 Top 20 . . . Slcna's Women's Volleyball Team finished its xumm with a 19-11rcc0rda1ttrn wry slow start. Suln senior, Fran Hayden prm-ldtd leadership gmd aggressive play t0 :1 young team. Sophu- murcs. Aileen 121th 7 team MVP. and Teresa anhcrt. will Add ntcdcd depth in future 5m. awn Sitna was scuicd 20 in the state. unf'nmr Hutch unh the fin 161mdeitmrhc state matth- cs, The team is looking for a banner year in 1982! deing hunh Wcmcri. M-i Spdhmn. S 1,.mc. l lunht'rL K mem.l linden Km-L-hng l. N.Hdumg R Sahur, A llxphn. K 11mm Mummy 5 Maurx 11 Bhgh 67 Indians Finish Strong . . . Siena's Baseball Team closed the Fall Season Outstandintr performances were turned in by with a 5-6 ECAC record and an overall record of Chet Smith averaging ,367 at bat and Chuck Sohl 17,18. A tough mid-season, left Siena holding the batting a .345 with 10 home runs. On the mound. wrong end of the bat with eight straight losses. senior Marvin Leroy posted a S-S record pitching They showed a strong finish wining five of their 31 innings; last six games. limm Rnwil, t0 RAJ Reardnnj. Rilex ttriecptb. C. Ott. K, Havnerttn-Cpti, C. Duyle. P. Vineiguerra. Middle Row: Ii. LaRose. Ii. ValletaJ. Martin, P, Meehamj, Brennan. N Hamer. I. How- imii K. Clemens. K. Iimphy. Back Row: B. Martino. ili, Shepardson. B. O'Brien, T. Mundell. V. Gubttu. T. Winterj. Legasse. M, Lem; itri-Cptl. W. Lake, D Giwette. 69 70 Tina Nets Ten . . . The Women's Soccer Team finished the season with a disappointing.v 3 win 6 1055 record The third year club team faced stiff competition from Divisiun I, II. and III varsity teams. Tina Bulich led the team's scoring drive with ten goals. I mnt Rtm :I. tn R.1 G Rowe T Buhth. K. Buhch lt'o-L'ptl. K. Yrce. M. Brennan fCOACpI 1. K. Schelhom. P. Murmrn. Bath Ruw Coach Curtu. D. Mtirtln. K. ManupelLL-L Hmner. K. I'mnee lam. M. Trumhh, N Mahnnet. 1.. Burbnns. D. Methe. A, Nlckrewitz. Cumh Cummu. A Season of Aces . . . Sicna's Wumen's Tent 5 team had its b st season ever with crucial wins loss rccorglt m-cr Skidmore. Union. and LeMuyne whlch alluded them in previous In champion play all advanced to the quarter finals in the State matches ycars. Led by seniors jozm Borg and Stacy Harris. junior Sue Mazur. and and thc first doublts advanced to the quarter finals in thc consulation fresh um Mary Flynn. whu went undefeated the team posted a 10 win 2 round. 1.. k 1, Q g I '3 2 f .m 2' lnmt Rmx' K I. to RA: K. IAIxCh.j. Dnhtm. M Hum, Middle RowJ. Gillan. S. Wdlhmchl. L. APUIIL S Harrix BAA Row 5 Mum. M. 015nm. Umth 'l rupusw.-l Borg. M. Dcnsmorc Hum mel. to R JCouch Band. R. Holland. D. 0 Cmmcl. D. Burntn. B. Wuoddnd. M. Burnettj. anmg x'corcpu '1 Regan. M Sdltncttl.k1lddle Rmx' hmchPlnHipxR Knr 1tl1.'l Cil1 1- , Lm. D Hmklcx, D G1Ihuulx. fl. Rutm. P S.1L1.sx1llc.'l . Munmx. M.Cuz70.Cmtl1 Hue. Back Row; Omnh Lumrom. D. Mumnj Martina. D Smith. G. Ihrrm.-I. Saluamrc. A Gawrys. M MtDermntK R'U-CpU, DJ. Panettm-I. 74310ng, Ii. Murphy. N1lhslllg;l Iacubufci, M. Canary DY lemurtin. B. O'Neil. Defense blitzes competition . . . Sicna's football team ended its '81 season with a 5-5 win loss record. a formidable opponent. In the final statistics Siena averaged 11.3 points per Cominghy offal number oftough losses. Siena still managed to sweep its last game while only allowing 9.4. The defense ended its campaign rated three games despite being plagued withanumberofinjurics t0 keyplayets. number one in the conference and number two in the nation in Club It was determination and pride that made a squad 0ftwenty-five players football. 75 76 77 Stickers Struggle Through Season . . . Sitna Field Ilockex struLglcd through 21 rebunlding 56215011 but the spirit and determination that the ladies portrmed throughout the season. campaign was mzirktd by six impressive iicrorics in which the opponents culminating With a shutout mcr Vassar College. am only be a positixe scored 21 total of three goals: Iliri-Czlptu jane Buratto led the Squad in indication of seasons to come, scoringiv along with teammates Cheri Campbell and Ellen McCarthy, The Kncclmy I, m R f Humtm lmldpm. X Vtulm frrrhnpr L 1,. AiLCdth-I, Snmlsng. '1. RuchL-I mennr. I Immmm Smulmg l, m R K Wlmixl. Anlmnn. A Guspcnm. I. Xrgn, Lunphcll. M .Arrcw. M Humml wrx-CApr LI PeHcrmu. erum Llehrcw. R KL'HHC'. anLhVImcr Burgnmn. Hhxmy P $1.1pt.G.Ul1wr1. D P.IUIJFLU 79 Booters Sock It To a- Kneeling L to R K. Palmer. C. Meyers. R, Strung. '1'. Spinal. M. Eliseoj. Clearlythl. Travel: P. Strand. I Standing I, m R: P. Miller. S. Bolund. M. Mulpetet. T. Henderson T, Walsh fCo-Capm. CV Lucyj Curtin. Ii. Knapp. R. o o o MuCKearnet tCo-me. T, MaCDonaId. Coathj. Djemes, After a slow start the Men's Soccer team finished strong winning three of their last four games. The highlight of the season was the 2-1 win over Cross town rival RPL It marked the first collegiate victory for net minder Mark Eliseo. Leading.Y the scoring on the squad were Charles Lacy and Rick Strong, 81 Women Shoot For Hot Season . . . As the Cold Chill of-january descended upon the Northeast the Wumen's Basketball team started on fire The Lady Indians Celebrated the New Year with five straight victories giving them an impressive 10-3 record. junior All- Americun Mary Guudrenu led the scoring. while tri-Captains Sue 'lirex'elh'zm and Cathy Rousseau provided Hour leadership. The team was hol- stereti ht the return 0i. injured AH-AIUUiClm hunt I, tn R Couth joe Hogan. il' Rudcnt M. Ganthezm. S. 'lirtxelhzm ltti-Capm. Asst, Cnath Charlie Turner, ViCki Ammundo inhcupfl Iiet't Line 1mm t0 Htit'k: C Rousseau HrI-LJPLK M Donohue ll. Mchn. V. Amnmmin ttnlvttpm. K Sturglx tentcr '7 RCJI'I A95t. Cmth Kltntt Bergmnn Right l,ine hunt to Batk I., Rum. A. Crimei. A I'iedulloul. Nowztk. II. Harklm. Graduation will mark the departure of Vicki Armando, Sue 'Iirevellyzm and 01th; Rousseau, the first women to receive athletic scholarships ut SiCHkL It has been exciting watching,v these three hoopsters guide the basketball program into a new era. Their ahsencet altmg with Senior Maureen Donohue. will be felt next season. however. the team is confident of another strong; 56115011. Indian Hoopsters Enjoy Home Tee Pee . . . The Indians Charge into the final month of the hoop season, sporting 21 experience and youth has helped the Indians overcome some early season 10-8 record. On the heels of two impressive road wins in Maryland, the problems. The future looks good with the development of'such players as revitalized squad led by Kevin McGraw and Vernon ASquith attempt to Troy Turner. Roger Renrick, and Brian Smith. capture a home berth in the upcoming March playoffs. A mixture of WNRhtY I Mt munv ka-N win mount wnn nut ow u x .wuhxw .uw-vr'tt 'LMIu'A xxx mnuu museum u. . PERkV w vuvux unsuum ov vxw. um SVAuxAVi taxman Ab$$M3xY unsamu Front Row L m R v S.Mussu.K.MCGn1w.D. Duforttj. Williams. T. RoginskL T Turner. H Smith, R. Mullin. D. Pottrch; Back Row 7 R. chrick. T. 5155. C. Brower. D. hl'trwilhger. L. ICLIUHO. D. Bosko. V. Asquith 86 Indians Cop Second S.I.T. . . . Sienn captured its semnd straight championship at the sixth annual Siena Invitatiorml 'lhoumament. hy defeating the L'niversity of Illinois at Chicago Circle and the Ihiversity of. North Carolina at Wilmingtun. In the opening round. Siena rallied hack from a one point deficit in the first halfto a 37-52 victory. Vernon Asquith, Kevin McGraw, and Tim Sise 21H scored in dohle figures to pace the Indians over Chicago Circle. The championship round was nailed down by the Indians with a decisive 62-10 rout of the University Of North Carolina at Wilmington. Kevin McGraw, who scored H points in the tourney. and was selected as MVPt Tim Sise 21nd Vemtm Asquith were chosen tU represent the Indians 0n the All-Toumament team. Elegant Violence Goes Undefeated . . . Siam CUHcgeS Mcnis Rugby Club. nnc Uf-I'IIC' most popular club sports xm campus. lmd 2m Outstanding fall scasun. Their impressive 8-0 record was highlighted lwy fnur shumuts. two xicmrics mm the internatimmlly known Montreal Barbarians. 21ml :1 hard fought 16-6 win over Army at West Point The team was comprised of a mixture of experienced Seniors and many mung players.'1 11islmlam' e should kccp Sicna one ofth best teams on the 1145: Coast. 92 Lady Ruggers Break Even . . . A rclutixtch' new spurt at Sicna. the popularity of rugby has gruwn by leaps and hounds. The full 1981 Season was a growing one fur thc hlth' ruggcrs. but through spirit and nnprm'td play the Siam Club finishtd with 21 3003511116 rtcord. l'ndcr the watchful eyes of coaches Captain Tom Brennan. Master Sgt. Dad Rnhhim and Jts Schmncr. the ruggers copped their season with a hard fought victory on a cold afternoon in November against Smith College. A victory that exemplified their fine season. 94 Womenk Rugby Team Row l I. w R - Ii. Nyltmd. Ii Rosalca. '1', Farm. L. Martel. S. Stokes; Row 2 i M. Rum. P, Awnlj. Smith. C. Bram. D. DeDcu. It l'trmndel..l. Duh. H Tokurskl. Row R -'l. Schnmcr. M. HUHLS. Btrttxk. P.M.leick.A. K41mk.1.M.Gmhltud.5gt.RohhlnstN.Mmcckfl'.Kltlus.M. lecmiurLD Fltlgcmld. A Cardinal. Capt. Brennan 95 Harriers Race to a Winning Year . . . Siena's Cross Country Team finished second in the state meet behind their rival Freehmim by 30 points. The harriers Consistent top finisher. Rich Caughlin. Came in third with a time of 23:37. On October 5. the Indium defended their Albany State Invitatimnal title w1th Coughlin postingtv a winningtY time 0f 5th Gary Dilmore docked a 26:00 to take fifth place. Dan Iiurteau and Bill Douglas HHiShCLI twelfth and thirteenth at 26:175.;311d Al Rust rounded out the team's victory with a fburteenth place finish and A time of 26:11 In one of the more prestigous meets on the East Coast. Siena placed its W21; to sixteenth 1n the NCAA Division I National Qualifier at Lehigh I'niversity. The Indians hlred well against renowned winners Penn State Villanox'a, Princeton and Bucknell. Cross Country Team Row 1 1, t0 R - K, Mumn. P.01Hi0ILG Rexlh D, Culmc. B, Dnuglai A. Rust. D. Cumwell; Row J i uagh erllx: P. Allen. R, Cuughlin, P chtncv. 'I EganliRCIHV.G.Di1nmmD HUME'ALL-l. Mulm'; Row ; N Hum B ng16. C Butklcy P. Cusam. D. Bull 97 HockeyClub' Ixmm l,inc LIORiB. 1.11it1r.S.TLIHUl1L R. I'nxf RyuIL-J. Ryan. 15. Culemun, K. Kmlnch-I. M;1nning:.-l. memm. Ituk 1.1116 7 Axsr umh Ranurt. Mgr, Bunthtccl. B. Champagne. M, Crudtn. M. Lcmpko. '1'. O'Dunntll. N, Ingltr. D. Gmlwuy V, MuluL D Dmpcn MY DL-L'ktr. D Punctm..I Parker, K. Murpln. R. MamDonald. math Iluntucu 98 Indian Icers Come of Age . . . This winter the Sigma Hockey Club has made a serious bid for fCSPCCt- the professional coaching attitude of Dr. Roland Eustace and jack Ran- ability. The band nfhezlrty young men compiled a record 0f8-2. After what Cuurt. has been termed a disappointing season. the club has been revitalized bx' Those At The Top . . . Fr. B. Remhart, Dean of Bus. Mr. A. Pondillo, VP. Finance 8: Adm. 102 DL D. Donnelly, Dean of Science FLJ. Murphy, VP. AcademiC Affairs Mr. F. DeCaspans. Dun Ctg. Ed. Br, W. Mann, Asst. V P Finance 6k Adm. 103 Ms. N. DuPom Assoc Dean n cum . . m: u Drj. Stern. Dir. Inst Plng. Mr. H. Wood. Dir. Admissions 104 We Will Always Remember . . . Donald j Mooney. O.F.M. 0925 - 198m Franciscan. Profession Friend Fr. Mooney began his affiliation with Sicna in 19-18. He served as Dean of Discipline. Chairman of the Sicna Dcpartmcnt of. Religion and as Assistant Professor of Philosophy. He was widely published in philosophi- ull juumzlls and authurcd The Histurx of Sicm Culltg'ch Perhaps we WIH best remember Fr, Mooney as the Franciscan often seen outside of Siena Hall basskingwr in the sun and the spirit of the Siena students, 105 Committed T0 Academic Excellence . . . Fr. L Muller. CL BLJ, Fitzmaurice. ED Dr. E. Flatt, ED Sr. A. Smollln. ED Ms. P. Bartaglxa, EN Mr. T. Bulger, EN Dr. G. Dollar, EN Fr. P. Fiore, EN Ms. L, Fitzpatrick, EN Dr. A. Gulliver, EN 106 JA x I Dr E, Ogmbcne, EN DL M, Hannav. EN Dr. S. jedynak. EN Mr. M. Heckler. FA Ms. S. Kraft. FA Mr. .I. Randx FA Mr. C. Wexs. FA Ms. E. Yannsky. FA 107 Br. G. Zoltowski, FA h. W, Ammo. HY Dr. K. Barbir, HY Dr C. Bernardi-Ryan. HY Dr. E. Gibbons, HY Dr 'I Hamsun. HY Mr. R. Hoeanr, HY Mr. T Kelly. HY ML 13, Padvaiskas. HY Dr. W. Yoon, HY 108 Dr. L. Helsby. FR Mr. S. Rzewski, FR Dr. R. Sheehy. FR ML R Kennedy, GE Dr. D. Horgan, SP MLJ Myers, SP FLJ. Davies. PH Dr. R, Gaf'fney PH Fr. M, Meilach, PH Fr. R. 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Sec: Pres OR. 119 Ms. A. Gulhane MS. 1,. Ulm'ammngclo M5 j chrnm Ms. Ii Kmtk Ms. H. Dam Sck Stu bu SeC In Ald Sui f'n Aid Mr D mecr Adm. Qm. Ctr. Ms .1655pr Ms L Duh Ms. D Ru'kert Ms M mex 130 Mr, W Haas Mr. W. Kelley MLJ Knust Mr. M. Gilllgan Ms, D, Cmvino Maintenance Scturin' Dir, Campus Ctr. Dlr. Housmg r Ms. K. Carroll Ms, J Fuglia MLJ. Orrechowskx Mr. M. Gleason Ms F. Scraf'ford bu. Set PR. Mgr. Cafe MgL Bkstr Ms S, 'l'ardlff Ms. EL, Buttillu MLJ lelely. l,ib Mr. W. Ballcr. 1.1h lir. Seaman. Lib Sweei Shnp And. Visv Ms. C. Srrllum Sr R, Sgrm Fr. I. Inmbes. CRC Ms. Ii Assim. 1U MS, l.. Knlsnberg. CRC 7 7 Sm INK Lampus Mmism Campus Ministry: 14w R --l h D 'Ilmp burello. HLJ, I'lrlmuurmc. Mr D Hufhmn. FrJ. Masslminu. HY P, Ecklcr. I r. Y, Gunn Mr. W. Kirsth Mr G. Pun: MLJ. Walton HEOP Mr. C. Smom, HI-LOP Ms C. Tutlnc Secv HliOP Dir. Arh. Asst. le. Ath. Mr F. Dyer AASJ. Bergman ML P Dilcllu Ms. P Lexus Mx M Pmcak Asst, Cuach Dir. Women's Ath. Spn. Info. Bus AH. 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Hislop US Markumg and Mamgrmtm HA Souulogx US, Mdrktting and Mnmgcmcm HA Suuologx Carol Ann Hoffnuglc Katherine R. Hollenbeck Louise judi Houle William Clifton Houseknechl MBA. Actoummp 15A Socmlnp BA. I'rrmh BA ?Vidrhtn'mtlm 133 Gerard F. Hubner jim Hughes David j Hum Kathleen Hurley BS. Marketing and Management B.A. Political Science B.SV Biology BS. Marketing and Management wg Vi Kevin Husted Grace Anna Iavarone William W. IrwinJr. EBA. Accounting BA. Psychology B.S Markeiing ant Management Wx Diane M. Jackson Daniel P.jagareski Virginia Janicek William A.jeffreys BS. Marketing and Management BS. Marketirwv and Management 8.3 MarkeringHv and Management B.B.A Accounting 154 Mark .IUthi'nkins Deniae M.Jester Daxid D. Kaiser Leonard H Kalmer HS, Computrr Sciencr BS, Murkctmg and Mamgrmrm B-H-A- Accountmg U 5 11mm: Kim M. Kamilow Kdlhy Kano Andrea Kazyaku B5. Kiarkctumv and Mdmgcmtnt IHMK Acuxunnng 155 Funny: Lorraine M. Keegan Kim Elivaherh Kelly Michael Anthony Kelly Patricia A Kelly BA Sucmlulux HA. Psxchulup B BA. Aa'uunnny HBA, Aunummg 135 Maureen Teresa Kennedy Mary C. Kissel Brian Kixilahti Patricia L. Klaus B1A1 Psychulugx 131$. 151010;:3' 11A. Englxsh B.B.A. Accounting Gerard E. Klauser Christopherj. Knauf Philip H. Kneller Mark Anthony Kolinski B BA Accuunrmy.v HBA AL'Cuuntmg 13.5. Souulugx 15.5, Marktnng and Management Karen M. Kosakowski Roxanne A. Kosakowski Linda M. Koslow Donald Krause BA. $0001ng 13.8. 131011;;ng 13.8. Marketmg and Managcmem 13.5. Marketing and Managtmem 156 Michele Marie Kreu7er Margaret Lisa Krill Kevin Bryant Kuhn Marcia S. Kulak HA. Hismrls Blih Accounnng B.B.A. Accounting HS. Mdrkcting .md Mdrmgcmcnt Paul W. Kutey Kelly Ann LdHute Melissa T. LaBau Aludy Kristina Lam B.IS.AV AtCuumlnp ILA. Pswhulngx' I35. Mdrkctmg and Management BS. Marketing and Mumpcmcnt Regina Marie Lane Diane Marie Lamone Michael G. LaPietra Damian Richard LaPlaca HA. thulugx B.B.A. ACcouming US. Marketing.v and Managuncnt HA Polmml Scxcnce jane I. Lapoimc Lorraine Marie Law Mark D. Lawrence Daniel M. LeBlanc MA 50001ng 158 Murkctmg And Management BA. Pulmml SCltnCe BS. Computer SCicnc: Patricia Susan LeClair Mohammad Legesse BA. Pulmcal Science BBVAV Atwunnng 158 Richard J. Leggeu.jr. Susan Leggio HHA. Accnuming BA, Socmlup Carol A LeMay Sheila M. Lemke Mark Robert Lempko Katherine L. Lem H A Imull,IJimmun BS. Biulugx H A. Pullrlcal Suture BA. Izngllsh Anne R. Leonard Debi Leonard Margaret Burke Leonard Munin R. LcRuer. BA POIIEILJI Sutncc BA Sudulugx ISA Pullmal Sucncc HA. Pulmul Sutmt 139 Stephen R. Linehan Thomas G. Lochner Karen Sue Lockwood Mark 1 Lofstrom BA. Hismn' BRA. Accounting: BA. 3000le 15.8. Marketing and Management David 1 Loman Ellen A. Lombardi Keith J. Lore James F. Lynch HS Computer Scmnct B.EA. Acmunrmg BBVA. Accounting BS. Chemmrx X, John F. Lyons Robert Bruce MacDonald BBA. Accountuuv HA English 160 Lawrence Machione Deborah D. Maclin B S. Fmancc BS hmmc Stephen MacMannis Lawrence R, Magncr,jr. chinil. Maguire Colleen A. Mahuncy B S Bmlugx B 5' Iimamgr HS Mdrkctmg and MAmp-mcnr ILBVA. Aumummg Noreen Eli'labelh Mahoney Thomas E. Malinowski john 5L Maloney III Dmid f. Mulsan UBA Accuunnng HA. Pulmml Sucnu- BE A Agcountmg BA Suunlugx 161 Christopher L. Mangold jim Manning Timothy Manning Tom Mannix B.SV Finance BS. Finance BS. Finance B.EA Accountmg Kelly Manupella Nicholas j. Marchese Tom Marino BA Psycholop E.MAV Accountmg BS. Marketing and Managcmem Cecilia A Marquis Francis T. Martin jeffrey Charles Martin Michael Martin BRA. Accounting BVS. Blulogx BA. Poluical Suencc BS. Markmn;v and Managcmcnt 162 Robert L. Martin Patricia M. Maslik David Mason Timothyvl. Mayeue B.SV Markcxin; and Management HA. Hlxtunszuulrlun BHA. Accounting BBVAV Accuuntmg James P. McAllister Brandan E. McCallion Michael J. McDermou B.E.A, AL'L'uuming B.B.A. Accounting B.EA. Accounting J. Michael McGarrdhan Peter McGovern Jeanne M. McGowan Christine McGrath B A. Poliiitzll SKItm'c BS. Bmlogv EBA. Acmunring BS Markcnng 4nd Mandgrnmu 16$ Kevin M. McGraw Robert A. McKearney james C. McKillip Francis P. McNally BS. Finance 8.5. Biology B.S, Biology B.A. Polirical Science john Barry McNuhy Stephanie Meehan Michaelj. Meisel Debra Joy Mencucci BS. Economics B.S. Finance BA, English BS. Finance Christine M. Miller Margaret Rose Mills Patricia Monaco Carol A Montgomery BBA. Accounting BS. Biology BA. Sociology 8.5. Marketing and Management 164 Anne Marie Mooney james B. Moran Dave Moreau Patricia Ann Moriarty BS. Marketing and Management BA, Political Science BS, Finance 8.5. Biology Mark E, Morse Thomas N. M0ttolese.jr. Nora E. Mullen Timothy j Mullen BS. Marketing and Management BS. Biology BA, History BA. Iingllsh Christopher james Mulroney Thomas M. Mumane jane Marie Murphy 8.8 Marketing and Management BA, Political Science BS. Marketing and Management 165 Marjorie M. Murphy Richard W. Murphy III Thomas A. Murphy Patricia A. Murray 13.8. Marketing and Manugcmtm BA. Political Science BA. Polltxcal Sdcnce BA. English Daniel I. Musella james Farrell Naughler john joseph Neeley.jr jeffrey Earl Nichols HS. Financc HA. Polltica SCienCC BA, English HILA Accuunnng Thomas J. Noonan HS, Marketmg and Management Patricia A. Northrup Margaret Rose Novak Tracyjo Novogrodsky John Thomas Nuhn BA. Sociologx BS Biology HS. Mdrktnng md Mumgcmcm HA. Sociology Elsa A. Nylund Margaret K. O'Brien JamesJ. O'Connor joseph Timothy O'Connor 15.5. Murketmg and Mamgcmcnr B.B.A. Accounting 13.8.A. Accounnng BA. Polltigal Scmnce Erin C. O'Grady Brian Francis O'Keefc Patricia Ann O'Mara Jeanne O,Neill B.EA. Accuummg 8.5. Marketing and Munugemem 15.5, Cumputer Smence BA. Political Sucme 167 Karen Huller Orcutt Michael W. Palmer Paula Palmiotm Michael Papadopoulos B-S- Marketing and Managemtm BS, Marketing and Management BS. Marketing and Management BS. Fmance E, Susan M. Pappas james B. Parker Kenneth P. Paulli Richardj. Pelella HA. Pstholop' 8.5 Financc BS. ?Viarkenng,v and Managcmem BS. ?Viarlrx'eting.v and Management Frances Pellerito Steven D. Perez BS. Bmlop B.A Political SClche 168 Mary Peters Brian S. Penit john j Perm Dianne L Phau 13 BA Acgnummu B.EA ACCuunImL' B.EA. Accoummg BS Marktnny and Mumlucnwm Gary dexard Phclan Earl J. Piccirillo Raejean Piconi Timo hy F. Pierce ISA. Pnlxmul Sucme lilixk Ncuuxmny US Markcnng .md MAnmngm-m IHLA I'M'muntm; Margaret M Plan Cathleen M. Poissum BA. English 15 A. eryhthfdm.mnn Robert Pondolfino Garry Preece George Michael Puccio Denise Voncille Pugh BVS. Biology EBA. Accounting BS. Marketing and Managcmcm BA. Political SLicht Ralph Vincent Pulver John Andrew Pustay Lisa Marie Quinlan Lorraine A. Quinn HS, Mukctmg and Mmugcmrm BBVAV Acmuming 8.8 Marketing and Management BA. Psychologv Thomas M. Quinn Patricia A. Ranney BA. Political Saence BS. Murketmg and Management 170 Kathleen A. Raddy Terrence 0. Regan HA English BA. 1115mm Ann Remillard Stexen A. Remmen Patricia Ann Reyell LeAnne Richardson B S. Markenng and Mdnagrmtm MBA, Awuunnng ILA Socmlulm' BS Oymputrr Sucmc Victor V. Ricdcmnnn James M. Riley Mark Robertshaw Mame Catherine Robinson HIS A ACKULHHIHIL' 15 Mukclm: thi MAILyL'L-kum H BA Aummnng H U A Aunummg 171 Dave Rogers Eileen Rogers EBA. Anamming BA. English Carla Romano Frank John Ronkese BS I'mamt EBA. Amoummg Christopher Daxid Ross T mothyJ. Rossi Joanne Rougeux Catherine F. Rousseau BS, limlgm 13.5, Murkstmg and Management B.B.A. Acmunung BS. Mathemdtiu Eugene Ruiz Cynthia A. Rulffes Linda R. Rundle Jean Runyon B.B.A Accounting HS, Finance 13.5. Marktting and Management BEA Amounung Mary Catherine Ruocco Karen A. Russo UBA. Accuuntmg B HA. Acmummg Maryellen Ann Ryan Nora j. Ryan BEA ACCOUHIIHL' B.B.A Actuunting 177a Craig james Ryans David W. Ryder james Anthony Sabella Susan M. Salvador BS. Marketing and Management BS. Finance EBA. ACcounting BA. Psychology Cecilia Marie Sanchel Laura Sangiovanni B.B.A. Acamnring EBA. ACCountmg Richard B. Saulsbery Maria Banista Scalera Kevin Schaefer Diane E. Scanlon B.EA. Accounting BA, Polinml Smence BS. MathemszS BA, Mathematics 174 Diana Lisa Schlensker William Patrick Senif BS. Bmlogy BA. Pulmcal Smeme James A. Shahda Gary F. Sheffer Sally A. Shepardson David Shorkey HS qume BA. Iinghsh BVS. Marketing and Management IHSAV Achunnng Rebecca J. Simhari Betsy Smith Elizabeth Mary Smith Roger H Smith Jr. MBA. Accuurmng BVA Ph1lusophx BA $00010ng BS. Finunrt 173 Shirley A. Smith Diane C. Sojkowski Lori j. Sommer Thomas Christopher Spina BS. Marketingv and Management 135. Marketing and Management 8.8. Marketing and Management BA. Political Science Tony Spina Angela Stark Paulj. Steffen Christopherj. Stelmach BBA. ACCOUIHng 13.8. Marketing and Management BS. Finance US. Finance Joseph L Stillwell Susan P. Stokes Dan Su-uble Elizabeth Anne Stymackh 5.5. COIUpurer SUCHCC B.A. Psychology BS Marketimv and Management BS. Marketin;v and Management 176 Kathy Suggs james Irvin Sullivan Jean Marie Sullivan Mark Brian Sullivan BS. Marketing and Munagcmcnt 13.8. Marketing and Managcmcm BS. Markcting and Managcmcm HHA. Accounnng Teresa M. Sutton John E. Swab Kim April Swan Anthon' Sweeney 8.5. Marketing and Managcmcm BEA Accounting.v BA. Pixcholugy B.EA. Actountmg Michael Dominick Tamasi john G. Taylor BS. Finance BA. Political Sciencc Kathryn M. Thurst john A. Tine Margaret Ann Toomey Tyler G. Tranzillo B.A. Sociology BS. Biology BA. Psychology B.B.A. Accounting.r SIENA STUOEN S REED AM Hi ' Stephen E. Tulloch B.A. English Suzanne Trevellyan BA. Sociulogy : q Patti Ann Tunnard Nancy Ann Vecchia George D. Velesko Margarex C. Verno BS, Marketing.v and Management BS. Finance B A History BS. Marketing and Management 178 Donams Balys Vildvius Cornelia Mary Waldron Alan William Walker Colleen A, Walsh 35. Marketing and Management HS. Biology B.EA. Accounting B.B.A. Accounting David Michael Walsh a ? , Mary Ellen Walsh 13.5. Computer SCicht BS. Marketing and Managrmtm Robert Francis Walshe Corinne Wanits Sean Michael Wei! Nancy R. Wesolowski HS. FinanCe BS. Mathemznks BA. Psychologix' BS, Chemism Elizabeth Ann Westermann james Anhur Westervelt Mark Whitmore Mary Lee Williams BS. Finance BS. Biology BS. Finance BEA. Accountlng Catherine Ann Winchell Sarah Jane Winkelmeyer BA. French US, Biology William T. Winnewisser Nancy Wisniewski B.S Finance B.B.A. Accountmg 180 joan Wnorowski Mark Dav d W'oicik Kyle T, Wood 8.5. Finance B -. Marketing and Management 1 BA. Accounting Mercy Yoon Bruce R. Yost BS Finan EBA. AC R ben Young Robert Zappulla BS. Finance HA, Religious StuderEduLmon 183 r,. . iWDI ..t h H. rm-l' .R- a 9. Best Wishes T0 The Class of '82 Welcome To The Ranks Of The Siena Alumni Siena College Alumni Association, Inc Loudonville, New York 12211 T3187 785-2450 SIENA COLLEGE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION, INC. BOARD OF DIRECTORS Dr. Edward j LleOW '59 President Michael P. Quinn Vice-President Robert E. Nolte 338 Treasurer M. Brian Hughes '75 Secretary julm j Cnhill III '74 Peter O'Connell '65 'Jumesj. Cassidy. MD '50 Rev. Peter Pagones '64 john A. Conoby '60 james R. Reilly '59 186 Michael A. DeCerho '50 jusephj. Dolan '60 Martin C. Dunbar '69 John M. Kawola '65 VUilliam J Kirsch '36 Michael Long '68 joseph M. Mosca '30 Michael Ryan '72 Patricia A. Stout '76 Richard P. Tarrantino '68 john L. Wade '48 Mark Pelersi '72 7 Parlimentarizm David B. Smith '79 7 ExeCutive Secretary THE PROUD TRADITION: Schenectady looks to the next 100 years. Companies don't make progress. People do. 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MUDDY EXTEND A WARM WELCOME TO ALL SIENA STUDENTS. 190 Beverwyck Literary Magazine Salutes the Class Of 1982 191 THE 1981 1982 STUDENT SENATE congratulates the students of the graduating class and Wishes them well in all their endeavors. Damian LaPlaca, Pres. Ken Bozza, Vice-Pres. Margot Hennigan, Sec. Mary Beth Oster, Treas. Betsy Smith, Ex. Director Sue Dolan Lindley Graves Patti Kelly Kevin Colleary Patty Walsh Mike Campagni Brian Duncan Mary Murphy Anne Shea Ann Schnell Andy O'Connor Mike Rogozinski 193 197 The Editorial Connection . . . 1982 Yearbook Editors: Seated I, to R - Ed Golden. Mary Ruocco Greg Dubrule. Standing: Larry DeGennam. Nora Mullennlim Crowley. Denise jester. Frank IVicNally Mark Reamer. Missing - Imuise Houle. 198 Elvira Altimari Gail AtweH Susan Bennett Sue Beville Kelly Bowers Kathe Burke Bridget Canavan Kevin Colleary Mike Conners Sue Curtin Maria D'Angelus Virginia Darrow Ruth Ann Devitt Terri Flemma Nora E. Mullen Editor-in-Chief Francis P. McNally Activities and Organizations Editor Edward V. Golden Sports Editor Louise j. Houle Faculty Editor Mary C. RuOCCO Senior Editor Denise M. jester Business Manager james F. Crowley Advertising Editor Laurence L. DeGennaro Gregory S. Dubrule Photography Editors Mark G. Reamer Assistant to the Editor Staff Donna Freiberger Cheryl Glover Eileen Gorman Margaret Griffin Liz Gutman Dan Hans Mary Ann Hatcher Kathy Hollenbeck Kim Kamilow Mary Kissel Roxanne Kosakowski Richard LaMagna Pam Lorusso Mary Ann Mackin Kevin Maguire Laurie Matt Mike Papadopoulos jeannine Picozzi Chuck Radloff' Arm Remillard Marty Remillard Rosemary Schiavo Anne Shea Don Snyder Mark Sullivan Alex Voutas Chuck Young Mike Zarcone 199 a Mg x w, L 1 ?qu v15??- x9244 . m. w. .. w Merfs Rugby and Baseball we 5 y; 4 Xxx: 'M 99:34 X ml iHKxXX Haw??? X um; 4r! Xv-Gi awn X Xxx XK' K Y L -- X X -,'?W-Nn , Nan: 9:. L Wkgmgg $3 Vt 204 Lacrosse Finishes Season With Class and Style Row 1: john McNulty, Brandon MCCallion, Don Krause, Craig Cut- ry. Mike Baldwin, Mark Jenkins, Bob Young, Chip Magner, Chris Connelly, Lance Liebler, Frank Bite. Row 2: Rich Emmons, Paul Fin- nerty, Sean Stack, Chris Baldwin, Bill Morgan, Dave Bums, Bob Hutchinsont jamie Morant Mark Morrison, Bill Ctanney, Row 5: Mark Stienet, Anthony Bauer, Tom McKay.john Coyne, Brian Ranagin, Bob Walsh, Pete Gregory, Kevin McGuire. A nine game winning streak ended the 1982 Lacrosse season to leave the team with a 9-1 record. Coach Russ Ferris was expecting to take his lumps during the season, but much to his surprise, those lumps never arrived! The highlight of the season came when Siena took its 2-1 record on the road as they travelled to Long Island to play CW. Post College. Senior Don Krause scored the winning goal at 1:38 of overtime as Siena defeated the Division I CW. Post team, 10-9. Freshman Chris Baldwin chalked up 44 points and led the team with 20 assists, while Don Krause led the team with 32 goals. Goalie Bob Hutchina son ended the season as the number one Division I goalie in the nation. 205 Spring Weekend 206 207 Spring in Israel Eretz Israel meant little more than a place on the map hal f the world away as twenty- -three stalwart Siena students-oiall-ages boarded the Greyhound Charter bus in front Of Siena Hall on Marcy 12, 1982. Destination: Israel. Purpose: an international studies pro- gram. Sponsor: Siena Colleges Niebuhr Institute of Religion and Culture. Tour Director: Dr. David Bossman, O.F.M. The study tour focused on the land of the Bible as the land holy to jews, Christians and Moslems. The tour encompassed a cross section 0fthe territory, archeological digs, religious shrines, historic locations and inspirational contexts for a holistic understanding of the land ofIsrael as the Holy Land. The tour took time to aquaint the visitor with some aspects of life in modern Israel, as witness to the living traditions of peoples of the three great religions which regard the land as holy. Upon returning to Siena, the motto was simple: Triple T's this year tterminally tired touristsT; back to Israel next year! We all had experienced the fastest, most memorable and deeply insightful ten- days of our lives. 208 The Grand F inale 209 The Last Ride 210 211 iHnrtg-mwnh Annual Glnmmmrement Attiuitiea mag 32 anh 23, 1232 212 Graduation Weekend ,82 began with a Beer and Banjo night for the parents and graduates. This evening of festivities, sponsored by the Senior Class, was a great success. Everyone enjoyed the banjo music of performers Mike and Ike in the Siena tradition. Mike Decker C8D joined the musicians on stage for a set, leading everyone in song. Mike's sense of humor and style of music was appreciated by all. The night was alot of fun and when the lights came on no one wanted to leave. It was an auspicious Start to one of the most important events in the life of each graduating Senior. 215 The Celebration continued on Saturday with the Baccalaureate Liturgy and Awards Cere- monies. The graduates resplendent in Caps and gowns were seated in the ARC with family and friends for the Liturgy The Principal concelea brant was Fr, Hugh Hines, O.P.M. with Fri Regi- nald Reddy. OFM. assisting Concelebrant. The traditional Baccaureate Address was given by Fr. Richard Mucowski, O.FiM., assistant professor of Psychology. Following the mass, the awards for excellence in major fields were presented as were scholar- ships. prizes, and awards from area business firms and individuals. After a beautiful Liturgy and Awards Ceremo- ny. everyone was anxiously looking forward to the Baccalaureate Dinner Dance, which was held at the Empire State Plaza Ballroom Fr, Cyril, O.F.M,, gave the invocation before the dinner. He was followed by john McNulty '82. giving his last enlightening oration as Siena College Senior Class President, on fire regulation. The dinner was delicious and the music, by the Phil Foote Orchestra, was wonderful. The graduates 214 and their families and friends danced the night away until the wee hours Commencement Ceremonies started off early with the commissioning of 32 new lieutenants by the ROTC department Of Siena. The new lieu- tenants took the oath of office from Lt. Col. Edwin A. Fuller, the Professor of Military Sci- ence at Siena. Fr. Richard Hasselbach, OF.M., a member of our Siena family and former Cam- pus Minister, returned to give the Commission- ing Address. After a short reception the lieuten- ants rushed off to vest in cap and gown. The Alpha Cappa Alpha Honor Society led the academic procession; the steady rain falling to dampen the graduates enthusiasm. The invocation was given by Fr. Martin Han- hausert O.F,M., followed by the signing?Y 0f the National Anthem, and a welcome from Fr. Hugh. Fr. john Murphy, Academic Vice Presi- dent, presented the award for Salutatorianjames Ai Westervelti Honorary Degrees were conferred on two outstanding public figures. Mrs. Gene Robb, Chairwoman 0fthe Student Affairs Com- mittee, Board of Trustees, and a Distinguished Civil leader, was a recipient of an Honoary Doc- tor of Laws degree. Bobby Orr. a Distinguished and well known athlete was awarded a Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters degree. Mr. Orr was unfortunately not able to attend the ceremonies, The degree was accepted on his behalf by Mra William Waters. Bishop Howardj. Hubbard conferred degrees upon the graduates, entering them into the ranks of Siena Alumni. jane Buratto then gave the Valedictory Address and Bro james T. Fitz- maurices the benedicrion. The ceremony concluded with the singing of Mike Decker's version of a Siena College Alma Mater. 215