Siena College - Saga Yearbook (Loudonville, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 276 of the 1989 volume:

FATHER HUGH HINES A Saint of a Man saint can be defined as a holy person who is patient and kind. Although Fr. Hugh Hines is not up for canonization - at least not to our knowledge e- the same qualities portray the man who has been both a good administrator and a friend to Siena. He has helped the school grow and develop in many ways. There has been an increase in the number of applications and enrollment, enlarged phys- ical grounds, more educational programs, and increased national recognition. Not only has Fr. Hugh developed the school in these tangible aspects. but he has also helped incorporate the Franciscan tradition into every aspect of our lives at Siena. Fr. Hugh is a visible component at Siena. He can readibiy be seen walking around campus, talking to students. and keeping the vitaiity in his surroundings. Fr. Hugh has always had this open attitude even before he became president. Fr. Hugh taught religion at Siena as well as holding other administrative roles. Such roles included Resident Director, Director of Health Services, acting Chaplin and assistant to the president. This diverse background gave Fr. Hugh a well-rounded basis on which to lead the school. Fr. Hugh has also been involved with many community activities. He has made his presence greatly felt both in Siena. in the community, and the ripples of his success have grown nationwide as graduates go out into the world. Fr. Hugh's humor, personality, and exceiient leadership abilities have made Siena what it is today. May his successor continue his lead and have the vision to take Siena into the 2ist century. Thank you Fr. Hugh for all you have given Siena. We will miss you. Fr. Hugh w An academic leader Fr. Hugh roots Siena to victory 2 - Opening 1989 SAGA OPENING...................2 STUDENT LIFE........ 16 ACADEMICS............ 86 SPORTS............. 1.16 UNDERCLASSMEN 156 SENIORS............... 168 ADVERTISING........ 250 CLOSING...............262 Opening - 3 first thing that pops into mind is the basketball team. They, of course, do deserve credit for their tremendous season. They brought pride and recognition to Loudonvilie. The name Saints, how ever, goes beyond the athletic department. There is a certain aura, a feeling that it brings about. What makes Siena different than any other campus? its the people here. There's a real sense of community. We rejoice together, pray together and mourn togethert There need not be a real occasion. If thereis nothing going on of any importance the people at Siena will find a reason to be together. There are those times when we gather as a large group: at mass, at games, dances, and parties. Then there are those times when the closeness of Siena is even more apparent. When someone you don't know says hello to you in passing. when you help someone with a tough course, or when you just listen to someone who wants to talk. That's when the spirit of Siena comes shining through. Like the real Saints, each one of us can give a little love to someone everyday in all we do. 0 ur theme this year is when the Saints come marching in. The Now this is Siena 4 - Opening Top: Sunny smiles Above: Warm weather and friends. What more could one want? Top: Reading in Atlantis Above: Soda! hour outside WMWMW Opening - 5 W Top: Care for an Egg' hunt? Above: Now this is bh'ss Right: Perched on the TH windowsill, W 6 - Opening W of the Saints can be feit. The people at Siena are not oblivious to the world around them. There is a community in which we reside and which we must help in any way we can. For different people this takes different forms. One of the main activities on campus is Big BrothertBig Sisters. This is a way of directly helping someone in need. The kids love having someone they can taik to and do things with. The Brothers and Sisters also get a great deal out of the experience. it's a chance to share their love and their time with someone who truly appreciates it. There are many other ways in which the students at Siena volunteer their time. Those who tutor, teach CCD, voiunteer in hospitals, adopt grandparents. and other forms of volunteer work truly share their God given gifts. Some give to others by giving gifts to the elderly nuns or needy chiidren at Christmas time, giving gifts of food, or donating money to a worthy cause. All of these are ways in which we spread the Siena spirit to the community. May that Spirit never diminish. E ven beyond our campus the charitable works Top: Ring side seats Above: Whitey at work. Opening - 7 m Below: Megan and Mac make a toast Right: Me and Mic - perfect together! Center: A glimpse of the formal affair Opp. Top: Siena students take over the capital Opp. Bottom: Quadding it. he Raving Rash, the Menacing Measles, the list goes on and on. This year Siena has put itself on the map. Alright, so maybe it was because welve been blamed for contaminating the rest of the world, but at least were known. People may recall Siena as Oh, yeah, that school with the measles . How many of you have intro- duced yourself, said you go to Siena and have people take three steps back? Nice feeling isnit it? But alas, this too will pass but Siena is now known. it may have posed an inconvenience for some, but for most it was kind of amusing. There were exceptions, however, especially those who actually contracted the disease. To them those spots were no joke. it was also disheartening not to be able to watch our star basketball players in action. it was also quite interesting going to classes. Halt! Who goes there? Let me see your pink card! Did any- one teel alienated? it was almost getting to the point of big posters saying 'No admittance to Siena Students and on campus no admit- tance to those without their shots. Well, at least it made the year memorable. No longer will they refer to Siena as the measily little school in Loudonviile, NY. 8 - Opening Opening - 9 fsomeone asked you to name aii of the positive aspects of Siena at the top of the list may be things like the peopie, the parties and numerous other activities. The faculty and administration may be on the list but usually not the first people to come to mind. Think about it for a minute. The professors at Siena are pretty spe- cial people. Many of them are saints in their own right just for dedicating their lives to teaching. The teachers at Siena go out of their way to help their students. There is a sense that they really care. They are available for academic help but also for a lot more. Many teachers piay duai roles as coaches. mentors, or just friends. Next time you want to compiain about a lousy grade just stop and remem- ber all that the professors have given you. Thank them for being there and for preparing us for the future. They've heard every excuse in the book. Next time sur' prise them and say, ttThanks! You're a saint! Above: Don't make us go to class! Right: Four penguins aii in a row Opp. Top: Bobts got a hold of Lisa Opp. Middle: Please tell me its Halloween! Opp. Far Right: Watch out here it comes! Opp. Bottom: You talking to me? WM 10 . Opening T Opening - 11 Above: Now this is a party Top Right: Skating at the plaza on Sibling Weekend Right: The perfect lacrosse pose gained including knowledge and friendship. We have received a great many gifts from God and from one another. There is also one thing that we did not receive this year to any great extent. Yes, it was snow. Quite a change from last winterts record 90 inches to this season's lack of precipi- tation, It can be taken as both a blessing and a curse. There was no major snow so no one had to dig their cars out too many times and it didntt reach artic temperatures often either. On the other hand, there were no extra days off on account of snow, the ski slopes were a little slow and there was little, if any, traying on the golf course. No matter what the weather condi- tions are, the fire at Siena stays a glow and shines for the world to see. I ooking back at this year we can remember many things that we have al' 12 . Opening m m f .m e m r. .m s m a .0 .$ h S a h .m T. w m e B r a F Below: Sitting amidst a flower garden .A, r-HVHIIIm-Irlll-alulli.lu .ihrl liaising llwn? lid! 1. I ..u Opening - 13 Below: WeW! never forget the friendships formed Far Below: It's male bonding time. uriworker's Guide To RBWOODS 14 0 Opening Lett: Time for a close up Below: Hey! Look at us! Above: Hangln' out in the hall, isn't it? We all arrive in September, some for the first time, others for the last. We look ahead to all of the work to be done, all the parties to be had and all the friends to meet. There are times like midterms, all-nighters, and 20 page papers that we think it will never end. Then all of a sudden you turn around and its May again. Time for finals and then summer fun begins. The end of another part of our lives. Although the time tends to go quickly it does not proceed unnoticed. The memories made each and every day will remain with us for a life time It might be something small like someone actually noticing that you cleaned the room or a major event like the mea- sles at Siena. All of these things are what we'll take with us when we leave Siena. Yes, the knowledge we have obtained is indispensable. but it is the relation. ships we form and the people we become that formu- late who we will be for the rest of our lives. a nother year has gone by. It's hard to believe, Opening - 15 18 PARENTSi WEEKEND ye FM ; a Co-chairs Brian Clark and Karen Coldrick successfully coordinated the festivities for this year's parents' weekend. The ever-pop- ular crafts fair, along with the casino, Simon Says, and dancing in the ARC with Cap Ca- pello provided lots of fun and memories for students and parents. The Weekend ended in peaceful reflection with Sunday mass out- side on the library lawn. The weekend left a warm closeness in the hearts of all Siena students and their families. Far Above: Steve and JeanMarie advocate the Sadd A program Above: Dad and daughter check out the jewelry sale Above Right: Suzanne poses with her mom Right: Michelle supports the Equestrian pumpkin sale 18 - Parents' Weekend T Left: Simon Says tries to trick Scott Odorisi Right: The International Studies club sells cookies to students and parents Below: Students and Parents enjoy the slide show Above: The craft sale attracts many moms and daughters Left: Fr. Davies performs the traditional blessing of the animals H Parents' Weekend - 19 m Right: Brett enjoys the day With his parents and brother Below: Ed and Deanna pose for the caricaturist Bottom: Parents' Weekend Committee and Co-chairs Brian Clark and Karen Coldrick 2O ' Parents' Weekend FULL OF SURPRISES Left: Linda twisting with Dad in the ARC Below: Kathy. Carol and Gina having fun the ARC Left: Tom enjoys parents' weekend with his girlfriend, brother-inAlaw. and sister Parents' Weekend - 21 OCTOBERMESS Pumpkin carving, apple bobbing, and bands playing outside the TH commons marked the first Siena Octobermess. Coordinated by the TH council, Octobermess began on a Saturday evening, performed under the stars in the crisp night air. Everyone danced and socialized, making the event a friendly, fun faH gathering of Siena students. Top: John and Bob enjoy the bands Above: Where's that apple? Top: Greg and friends have fun outside the TH commons Above: Marianne displays TH 12's flower child H 22 - Octobermess w Left: Jackie displays her pumpkin entry Below left: The 4-Skins jam outside the commons Below: Crystal Toast strm their stuff Far Left: Frank and Jeanne pose for 1he camera Left: Rich and Sam proudly show off their carvings Octobermess - 23 Winter VVeekend Right: Where are the girls? Middle left: Talk munchkin to me! Middle right: All dressed up and ready to go Bottom left: Hangin' with the hired help Bottom right: All the right moves 24 - Winter Weekend J Top left: Good answer Janette Top right: Carlos the MC Above: The flasher, the geek and the hood Left: When all else fails ,. . Winter Weekend - 25 h PLASSMANN W RESIDENCE DIRECTOR Howard Seidler RESIDENCE ASSISTANTS First Row: Patricia Keenan, Tom Frazier, Kim Schaffner, Mike Miller. Tammy Granchelli Second Row: Sue Carmody, Lisa Pierce. Scott Odorisi, Marc Gattuso Below: Friends forever Below Right: The FLA, staff jokes around I'M'm M; 26 - Plassmann : , 1N First Row: Erik Flemming, Dan Fuller, Matt DiPaqu Second Row: Tim Sullivan, J.P. McGuirk, Kevin Clarke, Tim Board 1UUY XhFS 15 First Row: Joe Patti, Vic Frangelli. Mike Frantangelo, L f; , , David Tatta, John Calianse, Wayne Kissman um um ' ' ' ;' ' 4 Second Row: Phil Platz, Dan Casey, Brian Smith, David ' L ' Neuwirth, Michael Miller, Tom Sullivan, Roger VanNort 1E First Row: Gerald Monroe, Peter Doran, John Going, Bob Fleming Second Row: David Foster. Jim Ryder, Scott Ka- mienski. Rob Bader, Tim Hulse. Mike Sawicz Plassmann . 27 2N First Row: Cathy Albano, Rachael Surman, Julie Cou- ture, Tammy Lee Granchelli, Krissy DeSouter, Melissa Ferro Second Row: Cathy Murtlow, Sue Schreijack, Eve Va- lera, Julie Hickey. Taryn Matusik, Jana Rockwell, Lynne Adnrews Melissa Argiro Third Row: Sue Cuneo, Katie Carney, Tracey Grund, Stacie Sgarlata, Christine Donato, Kim Pike, Chris Mar. ron 25 First Row: Shelly Liggero, Saman'tha Bouchard. Anu Stokes. Kim Judd. Nancy Hanley, Tammy Lee Gran- chelli Second Row: Lisa Reyer. Linda Giamoalvo, Lynn Eiler, Adele Murdock, ErinKate Reagan, Lisa VanWinkIer. Lori Slattery Third Row: Lori Hooper, Tracey Jones, Jennifer Butler, Sheila Walsh, Marcella Hourihan, Stephanie Hesek, Pam Davide, Rita Deignan 2E First Row: Ericka Leslie, Pat Keenan, Chris Calder- wood, Kathy Mathis, Jennifer Pearson, Erin Pierce, Laila Ghabrial Second Row: Vickie Tower, Claire Ficarra, Maureen Fitzpatrick, MaryPat McLaughlin, Marlene Desor- meaux, Maggie Ward, Beth Hickey, Michelle Lopez, Jeanne Bostwick 28 - Plassmann 3N First Row: Mike Komar, Mike Stanton, Steve Staurou, Ziggy, Scott Odorisi, Mark Pittoni Second Row: John McEney, Scott Calhoun, Yaz, Mike D'Ambrosio, Scott Lysko, Brian Elliott Third Row: Doug Schmidt, Bob Boyer, Chris Rafferty, Mike Davis, Craig Drakeford, Ray Zinn, Mike Tarantino, Dan-O 33 First Row: Mike Malicki, Andy Prancl. Ed Spaighy, Art Pearson Second Row: Paul Sullivan, Marc Gattuso. David Sor- bellini, Jim Hayes, Steve Rossi. Rob Grzeski, Darien Cardin, Ken Ostrowski Third Row: Trevor Williams. Ralph Uzzo. Mark Medla, Tom Hosey, Chris Marcille, Todd Agans, Jim Kern, Paul Esposito, Tommy Chong, Rich Lee, Kevin Ryan, Aaron Lawson, Mark Valente 3E First Row: Andy Gillespie. Marc Brown. Brian McCar- ville, Dan Zonca, Matthew Poli Second Row: Andrew Frisone, Dan Saullo, Marc Spez- zano, Josh Meyer, Jeff Lockwood, Chris Hnat, Wes Sweeney Third Row: Dave Merges, Ken Bushey, Mike Emborsky, Jeff Brown, Chris Doumeng, Aaron Cotugno Massmann - 29 4N Front: Mary Gardner. Row 1: Lisa Falkenbush, Tricia Bell. Row 2: Anna Brady, Margie Vincent, Kelly Mas- sago, Chris Bogle. Row 3: Sue Carmody, Siobhan Mol: on, Dina Greiner. Row 4: Stacey Swaika, Theresa Sa- verese. Row 5: Jennifer Haynes, Valerie Higgins, Missy Aloisi, Bernadette Fuchs. Back: Chris Davide, Billie Jo Tehonica. Tammy Ungerer 48 Row 1:Carol Sullivan, MeHssa Miller. Row2:Kerri Reil- ly, Robin Bowen, Kerry Lym, Jeanne Higgins, Janette Picozzi. Row3:Beth Fortune, Sue Kee, Theresa Petrilli, Kristen Thieke, Donna McGovern, Stacey Thompson, Carolyn Brown. Row 4: Margaret Fisher, Kristen Trainor, Heather Linendoll, Michelle Coffey, Nancy Doo- Ian. Colleen Emsing 4E No Show 30 - Plassman 5N Row 1: Jennie Lundy, Patty Sweeney, Eileen Whalen, ,. ,. Stephanie Wood. Row 2: Lisa Cherchio, Kathy Zink, ' - . ... ; . 7 ' Rita Peters, Maureen Dugan. Row 3: Amy Loudis, Linda ' Martino, Katie Strang, Karen Sahagin, Nancy Smyth, Julie Sheehan, Karen PicciriHo lu-lnnununun Ilnnnnunuuuua U WanQQIVIISIjLL I u u...- I 5E Row 1: Paul Crawshaw, Torn Frazier. Row 2: Joe Gib- bons, Steve Lufkin. Wally Hartl, Larry Felske, Steve Bonamo. Row 3: John Ardizone, Dan Thero, Marty Mid- delman, Mike Hrubes, Joe Gauta, Dudz. John Gorman, Steve Pinto, Paul Madrazo. Ed Horak, John Messinetti 58 Row 1: Mark Plantier. Don Mannix, Chris Repetto. Row 2: Lynn Cummings, Kirsten Van Horsen, Lisa Pierce, Kelly Powers. Row 3: Jason Santora, Chris McGowan, Bob Mundinger, Tim Padalor, Rich Harris, Paul Vitti, Dan Bergin, Chuck Packowski, Row 4: Brian Dunn, Rich Cummings, Paul Hacker, Mike Montaigne. John Hart- land, Tom Nightingale, Tom Dunn, Rob Blenkle, Scott Odell. Eddie Zaik Plassman - 31 Residence Director Peter Sawyer Residence Assistants Dave Baccili, Siobhan Sweeney, Heather Hamlin, Rich Quadrini, Penny Sayers, Timothea Jarrell, Dave Spragg 32 - Ryan 1E First Row: Steve Nicholas, John Kessler, Sleepy, Greg Henzel, Mike Dowling, Kevin Clare, Dave Baccili. Joe Hearn. Dave Renzi. Matt Curtis. Chris McCann Second Row: Michael Rowe, Tim Holloway, Bill O'Brien. Buster, Danze Cenci, Tongue. Brent Temberton 18 Tom LeFebvre, Martin Roche. Jeff Castler. Bob Avery, Bart Governanti. Mike Striano, Justin Murphy, Joel Hei. delbaugh. Lance Halayklo Ryan - 33 2E First Row: Jill Dunn. Peggy Fleming, Vanessa Push- karsh, Tracn Creswell, Lisa Hartel, Cherstin Madden, Patricia Jennings Second Row: Kathy Baltis, Cindy McGuire, Kathy Glee- son, Colleen Brereton, Sara Young, Kim Escudero, Ali Brooks 2N First Row: Ellen Mahanna. Katie Grogan, Dawn Riddle, Karissa Krude Lisa Moore. Lisa Chuachiaretta, Alison Castoral. le Van Wiren, Kane Mainwaring, Kathy Herba. TriCIa Lawlor Second Row: Bonnie Crouch, Heather Hamlin, Karen Devylden Kelly Connors, Cindy Cerro, Karen Duda. Maureen Goutink, Patty Kelly 23 First Row: Michelle Tetreault. Cheryl Kopec, Laura Sfara. Michelle Napierski, Christine Rossman, Liz Bar- Van Second Row: Tina Hudak, Mary Drozba, Monique La- 'hmche, Marie Collins. Duane Merkle, Filomena Ci- Oriano, CoIleen McGovern. Mary Beth Walton Third Row: Amy Parmley, Susan Dugan, Margo McCol- mm Lisa Bayron Laura Smith, Karen Best, Melissa Cioh Lynn Duncowch, Roberta Baumann 34 - Ryan 3E First Row: Brian O'Connor, Patrick Wilson. Philip Tra- vaglia. Todd Constable, Andrew Kaiser, Mike Suppa Second Row: Tom Miller, Raymond Jones, Jason Dun- ham, Tom Beaudoin Third Row: Chris Murnin, Andrew Bianca, Scott Glaess- gen Fourth Row: Jim Lewis, Dan Manglapus. Jim Lapointe 3N First Row: Anthony Molloy, Jim Palmer Second Row: Tim Willette, John Devir, David Milanese, Victor Jimenez JP McKenna. John Owen Gordon Brown, Mark Kadyszewski, Jason Moore, Pat Hyland. Pete Dean, Ed Young, LJ DelPonte Third Row: Greg Stryjski, Greg Tomlime, Chris La Vigne, Brian Terry. Coley Burke, Mario Mastrantoni. Chris Marchese 33 The Southside of 38 Ryan - 35 4N Front: Jen O'Brien, Janine Mohamad, Rose Frasco, Kiersren Kopp. Lisette Rivas Middle: Penny Sayers, Diane Muratore, Kris Queior, Kerry Ciotti, Ann Bellucci, Tamara Stalioraitis, Stacy Fabiano, Amy Wilson Back: Denise Florczykowski. Theresa Baidy, Cindy Stoetzner, Karen Dunfee, Kathy DeSpagna, Jackie Fletcher, EHzabeth Valente, Debbie Estes, Carol Gon- zalez. Lisa Lazarz 4E Front: Tammy Kimble, Bernadene Mogowan. Marie LaRose, Andreya DeVoe. Chris Martorana Middle: Cathy Pondillo, Debbie Murnin, Deidre Mylod, Heidi Schult, Vicki Nicholas. Pat McKenna Back: MaryLou Garde, Monica Walsh, Sue Conway, Janine Pranzo, Deana 48 Front: Michele Castaldo, Kerry Caprio. Colleen Gan- non, Timothea Jarrell, Kristen Berry, Jennifer McEvoy Back: Jennifer Cuozzo. Christine Maher. Kim Oslacky, Kathleen O'Donnell, Danine Verlezza. Lori Nilsen, Mary Baretsky, Kathy Hynes, Christa Bowden, Ivy Eckler 36 - Ryan DORM LIFE Friends Forever Far Left: Taking a break from studying Left: Study Buddies Relaxing in the dorms Dorm Life - 37 Resident Director Martha McNeil Resident Assistants First Row: Liz Corron, Edie Garlick, Patty Bowes Second Row: Tamara Beasley, Keri Norbert, Chuck Walters, Leo Chenette, Scott Campbell, Jim Gosselin, Kelly Herbs Third Row: Tracia O'Neil 38 - Hennepin HENNEPIN HALL Kim phones home. m Right: Study buddies. Far Right: Siena's star nose tackle, Below: Profitting off mom's home-baked care I packages, ii. I r. m D a a uvnh Above: Getting in shape for Spring Break, Left: Some 6E party animals - Hey Jay! Give us a smile. Hennepm - 39 1E First Row: Nathan Gray. Bob Mack, Shawn McMahon, Steve Piscitella, Sean Smnh. John Foller Second Row: Bill Maverick, John McCIuskey, Jason Pulliam, Gerardo James. Tom Moran. Sean Leister, Marty Dayer, Mike Battista. Leo Pryor Third Row: HJ Lester, Brian Crowley. Naheeb Shoha- fee Bill Donnan, Brian Keeney Fourth Row: Richard Dix. Vin Lumalcouri, John Mac- Donald, Geoff Wood. Andrew Pelosi 13 First Row: Chris Pond, Tom Adamec. Brian Peppiatt Second Row: Dan Prestegard. Jim Lane, Eaton McGhie. Steve Thon, Terry Mullan Third Row: Jason Epstein, Mike Megna, Ben Brenner, Scott MacEachon, Dan Breen Fourth Row: Michael O'Connor, Bryan Delahanty, Pete Bacas 1W Left to Right: Brian White, Phil Forbes, Rob Leder, David Guzik, John Landseidel, Kevin Gohn 40 - Hennepln W 2E First Row: Suzanne Cunneen, Dawn Curcury Second Row: Nancy Wolpicelli. Lynette Eagen, Karen Stanise, Elaine Roa, Susan Riviera, Christine Boulet. Shelia Keenan. Michelle Macak Third Row: Jeanette Jancola. Andrea Vaccari, Maria Sievers, Danielle Reed. Cathy McGrath. Tamara Beas- ley, Lisa Kiser, Lisa Kitts, Kerri Hunt ZS Sitting: Gina Battaglia Second Row: Olga Rodriquez, Michelle Manning, Sara Langie, Sandra Zimmerman Third Row: Lisa Murphy, Donna Provenzano, Jacquie Walter First Row: Edrys Pichardo, Julia Hawkins, Delphine Pape, Maria Rotondi Second Row: Ann Maria Gianetto, Lynn Ahern, Lisa Sawitzki. Colleen Perfetti. Tara DeVito Third Row: Edie Galick, Sara Hyland, Elizabeth Caho, Gina DeTora. Tricia Elgee, Erin Foley Hennepin - 41 ' Shysters Left Side: Ed Krajewski, Dave Kraszeski, Sean Doyle, John Dunlea, Steve Decker, Matt Urbanak, Bryan Harri- son Right Side: John Owen, Darrin Tulley, Ed Smith, Ron De Silva, Tom Burroughs, Tom Quinn, Eric O'Brien, David Osten, Manny Cirenza PIeasure Place Left to Right: Craig Anderson, Mark Philippone, Andy Spiridigliozzo, Joe Carroll, Sean Armstrong. Fred Britt, HBaHeys and Us Left to Right: Mike Hillis, Chris Thompson, Mike Barley, Joe DiMura, Matt Powhida. 42 - Hennepin HEast Coast Girls First Row: Lucy Richards. Valerie DeCesare, Donna Frank Second Row: Sandy Keefner, Denise DeSimone, Tricia Smith Third Row: Kaety Peich, Margot Byrne, Laura Ciccimaria, Patty Bows Fourth Row: Kelli Ann Nagel, Denise Caramanici, Linda Doleski, Jeanine Castelli, Karen Dinnell, Polly Richards Fifth Row: Kathleen Arnold, Vicki Lapari, Julie Nortz, Dawn Rouse, Debbie Guadagno Southern Belles First Row: Tracey Swansen, Jean Cluckey Second Row: Kerri Hengel, Valerie Baugh, Lisa Mastroly, Sheri Kuhk, Andrea Belouin. Third Row: Kimberley Sieselmyer, Marilou Piano, Andrea Pinto, Myra Rodriquez 4W Absent Wing welom Missing: Everybody Hennepin - 43 l Shysters First Row: Leann Phoenix, Jennifer Louis, Dianne De- trorri, Rhonda Jerry, Colleen Woitkoski Second Row: Victoria Malossi, Claudia Monasterio, Diana Artis Third Row: Val Bryant. Jena Miller, Jackie Eastman, Mary Heatherwaite, Amy Jenkins Wild, Wild West First Row: Jeff Cook, HFlip Second Row: Rob Banks, Mike Maderna, Shawn Ryan, Jose Ortiz, RJ. Notaro, Chuck Walters, Top, Doug San- ton, RaIph Bonavist, Joe Shaffery, Chris Ruff 6E First Row: Jim Kohlroser, Joe Ambrose, Bill Nolan, John Gagnon, Jay Matthews Second Row: Russ Kennedy, Scott Calendar, Ed Quackenbush, Jeff Camiano, Jim Callinan. W W 44 - Hennepln m um; 4020 Q...- HThe Place to Be Front: Carolyn Shevlin, Jennifer Lombardi, Karen Rosenberger Bottom: Jim Nackley. Michael Ankron. Alex Torres Middle: Darren Harper, Dave DiChristofaro. Tom Hotaling Top: Todd Lewis, Bill Snyder. GS First Row: Jim Gaetani, John Walters, Kevin DeLuca, Greg Beaulieu Second Row: Brenda Sullivan. Kristen Kugler, Steve Leeret. Doreen Combs, Brian Singer, Carrie Norbert, Pasquale Arace Third Row: 0022, Mike Malone, Mike Freebase. 6W First Row: Monica Wiskoski, Mary Moser. Brenda O'Connor, Becky O'Kusko Second Row: Lynn Czekai. Lisa Krein. Valeria Kozartis Third Row: Mary Ellen McCrudden, Margaret Sweeney, Allison M Dukes. Kathy Karczkowski. Hennepin - 45 The Yearbook Staff Marches on to 1989 In a year full of unexpected changes - Siena Saints, President McConville and unexpected tragedies - the measles epidemic and the deaths of four fellow students, the yearbook staff managed to pull together to create an exceptional book of memories. Without the help of Jim Knust, Shirley Tardiff, Howard Siedler, Bill 8t Peg Celano, Public Relations, Vardens photographers, Herff-Jones Publications, our sections editors, and our staff, we never could have successfully completed this project. Congratulations to the Class of 1989! May you all march on to success and happiness, never forgetting the place and people who led the way. Bridget Redding. Dena Counavelis Co-Editors Carolyn Brown, Michelle Hyla Photography Editors Lisa Ryer Underclassmen Editor 46 - Yearbook Eileen McAndrew, Alicia Cooper Sports Editors Paula Ciccimarra Student Life Editor Special Thanks: Gina Cahill, Paula Hiltz, Julie McDonald, Kathy Netter, Michelle Skiba Lisa Scali, Suzanne Stanley Senior Editors Special Thanks: Chris Breier, Julie Hunter, Lydia Glover x E Patty Rusch Julie Adams Pam Mateos Advertising Editor Business Editor Academics Editor Yearbook - 47 March 17, 1989 Stem: College Loudonvllle, New York THe Trometliecm Editorial Board Editor-in-Chicf .............................................................. Joseph Gilday News Editors ................................................................... Yam Brotsis ................................................................... Kn's Lester Editorial Staff Assistant News Editor .................................................... Julie Hunter Arts and Entertainment Editor ...................................... Juliet Cowan Assistant Ans and Entertainment Editor .......................... Kim Smith Features Editor ....................................................... Michael Clemens Assistant Features Editor ............................................... Peter Ramos Photography Editor ................................................. Russell Kennedy Assistant Photography Editor ..................................... Jim Kohlroser Special Sections Editors ............................................. Maura Hickey .......................................... Brenda Sullivan Sports Editor .................................................................. Phil Iovicno Assistant Spons Editor ................................................... Mark Smith Managerial Staff Advertising Manager ........................................................ Jim Swain Assistant Advenising Manager ................................... Kerry Waters Business Manager ............................................................. Julia King Circulation Manager ..................................................... Pclcr Ramos Computer Consultants: VAXLarry Morley Macintosh ......................................... FSC Membership Director .................................................. Carol Ncssler Political Consultant ......................................................... HJ. Lester Joe Gilday Editor-in-Chief Kris Lester, Yata Brotsis News Editors 48 - Promethean L41; , , .WW Promethean Staff Front: Yata Brotsis, Joe Gilday, Kris Lester Back: Russ Kennedy, Mark Smith, Pete Ramos, Mike Clemens, Carol Nessler, Julie Hunter, Jim Swain, Jim Kohlroser Jim Kohlroser, Russ Kennedy Photography Editors Mike Clemens, Pete Ramos Features Editors Julie Hunter Jim Swain Carol Nessler Assistant News Editor Advertising Manager Membership Director Promethean - 49 TOWNHOUSE LIFE TOWNHOUSE STAFF Tom DePaola, Beth McFadden. Jeanne Martin, Lynda Dolan, Sam Creech TOWNHOUSE COUNCIL Greg Kelly, Annette Lotano, Matt Cusack. Jim Hogan Right: Nancy Muller Far Right: Baldy and Butthead 50 - Townhouse Life m '83!!! xx $3; a w w wmr wa an. .m; Top: The original TH25 :Bob Campbell Above left Sandra and Marg Above Rich Peck hanging out in the commons Left Townhouse Life - 51 Chris Limoges smiIes for the camera. Far Right: Julie displays her Hcool side. Below: TH 13's Tom and Jason. 52 - Townhouse Life Left: Patty, Keith, Deb, and Lorraine Below Left: Kevin McManus Below: Sean and Mike relax in TH 18. N Townhouse Life - 53 Above: Lou and Ken relax in a townhouse Right: Smile! Far Right: Frank gets surprised by the camera Below: Hanging out at the 21 CIub 54 - Commuter Life Taking it easy in the RAT Top: Playing HackeyAsac outside the Campus Center Friends forever! Commuter Life - 55 $ Below: Carla works on SAM activities. Right: Colleen and Sharon relaxing in the campus cen- ten Below: Molly and friends in the Rat between classes. .. mmnmmwmmwu ., w E 56 ' Commuter Life , A A - M .... MMWMV Above Left: Last minute homework Above Right: Bill takes time out to study history Left: Let's go to this 21 Club Right: Mark waits for an interview ha Commuter Life - 57 h SPECIAL EVENTS Junior Senior Formal , Top: Alicia and Lou Above: Julie and John Top: Lydia and Paul share an intimate moment Above: Friends enjoy the evening W 58 - SpeCIal Events a Monks vs Punks Coffee House With Father Dennis John Anderson Special Events - 59 SAINTS MARCH TO VICTORY NORTH CAROLINA WHAT A FEELING... Saints Stopped by Minnesota, 80-67 ...Here's to . Believing the quOSSlbIW XV Fr. William wk 00: McConville .4 - be . r Of Appomted 0;; President C1901 .0118 . 633188 0 Fr. Hugh Blds ages Farewell to Siena T Measles Epidemic Wew B uilding Renamed Kiernan Hall Siena Students Meet With Governor Cuomo Woods Speaks on South African Racial Policy 51' S imon Estes S lated to a 0'98 S k C 8810 40.0 pea at 0mmencement deflzsogfts C imp: C31 nhian 'lepo'b . The Promethean as, 'bitze 4!! .810 11111113762900 . 1' I100 130' P Attention 8 I R 1989 Graduates NEWS...NEWS...NEWS...NEWS...NEWS...NEWS... OLD FRIARY 2E Bottom Row: Andrea Usher, Meghan Sul- livan, Adra Bonacum, Jennifer O'Brien, Sue Stoker. Middle Row: Lynn Dillion, Carolyn Foster, Kelly Hynes, Debbie Beachner. Back Row: Rachel Brewer, Dawn Valera, Patricia Brennan, Deirdre Ryan, Jeanne Sweeney. 2N Left to Right: Chris Drake, Mark Agars, Michael Delehanty, Frank Urzi, James Carroll, ' Herk , Eugene Bernstein, Eric Breinlinger. 28 Bottom Row: Katie Driscoll, Melissa Co- cozza, Sandy Leglier, Lynette Sember. Back Row: Margaret Henderson, Chris- tine Gibney, Lisa Farrell, Joanne Boyle. 62 - Old Friary W 3E Front Row: Gina Lewis, Karen Long, An- drea Doyle, Shawntel Flaig, Amy Stuttard Middle Row: Carol Buls, Joan Kenney, Shannon Daul, Martha Nelson Back Row: Diana Cressaty. Jen Smith, Kathy Fitch, Kathleen Moran, Erin Co- pland, Christine Miolla, Karla Liuzzi. 3N Front Row: Sue Jensen, Heidi Burger, Sharon Ryan, Angela Borchert Back Row: Stacy Walsh, Laurie Far- chione, Maureen Carson. 38 Front Row: Shannon Stone, Carolyn Costa, Kelly Ward, Laurie Millback Middle Row: Shanna Collier, Maureen Strickland, Kim Wilson Back Row: Lisa Farrell, Andrea James. Old Friary ' 63 4E Front Row: Mark Lent. Bov Ach, Q, Bin- gus, Jason Gottlieb, Pete Dahowski, Scott Turano, Jim Moran Back Row: Mike Vulcano, Richard Fra- ser. Greg Rand, Jon Jon McDork 4N Front Row: Ron Bert, Jeff Gale, Mike Hatta, Steve Carlson, Tom Shirey Back Row: Carl Michalik, Mike Normann, Dennis McEvoy, Biff Doo, Frank Lewis, Chris Chang $$$ 64 - Old Friary .- w 48 Front Row: Burno Raieri, Dennis Heil, Chris Langlois, Jeff Smith, Irwin Fletcher. Middle Row: Tom Rota, Mike Zurlo Back Row: Todd Rodkowka. Tony McHugh. Jules Davies, Dennis Weaver, Tom Co- lumbia. Dredrick ' jj Fahull, Buford, TA Justice, Al-A, BAMA, Colt Kirby. Left: Friary Prez Frank shows his power. Above: Decorating for the holidays. H Old Friary ' 65 w Student Senate Executive Board Front: Dana DeLorenzo, Vice-President; Steve Leaven- worth, President; Christy Confoy. Treasurer. Back: Val DiCesare, Secretary; JeanMarie Healy. Parliamentar- ian; Kim Schaffner. Executive Assistant Senate: Front: Val DiCesare. JeanMarie Healy, Steve Leavenworth, Dana DeLorenzo, Christy Confoy. Kim Schaffner Back: Carrie Norbert, Chris Kugler, Kirsten Van Horsen, Lynn Cummings. Joe Gilday, Kevin Gaultlier, John McClusky, Jeff White, Tony DiLeo, Diane Koneck, Maureen O'Connor. Art Sauer, Andrea Doyle, Rich Quadrini, Jeanette Picozzi, Shireen Yadegari, Dave Verbraska H 66 - Student Senate Campus Ministries EuchaHs c Ministers Front Row: Alyson Cosgrove, Diane Dickson, Jennifer Lombardi, Claire Maxwell, Steve Ramsey, Kathy Har- gen, Lou Finelli, Matt Cusack Back Row: Karen Coldrick, Diane Gallo, Patty Zicari, Maureen O'Connor, Diane Koneck Music Ministry Front: Valerie Landrio, Maureen Anderson, Karen French Middle: Patty Bowes, Diedre DeSantis, Tracey So- lerek, Julie Nortz, Kristy Brunhofer Back: Fred Scharf, Pat Fitzgerald, Cindy Cirro, Fr. Jack Marino, Peter Haley, Jay Pollack, Marty Dauer, John Hartigan, Donna McGovern, Kevin O'Hanlon, Ann Slivia, Steve Bowman, Scott Canavan, Monica Walsh. Pat De- Sorbo. Chris Bogle, Dan Thero, Latif Habib Ministers of the Word Front Row: Janet Shotter, Liz Echausse, Terry Shee- han, Steve Milback Back Row: Tricia Malone, Colleen Brereton, Sara Young, John Hartigan Campus Ministries - 67 STAGE Ill Death of A Salesman by Arthur Miller Above: Willy Loman and his wife Below: Sharing a laugh 68 - Stage III The Boston Boy by Tom Doyle, winner of Siena's 2nd Interna- tional Playwright Competition The champion and the cast members Far left: The two boxers have a disagreement Left: Practicing punches at rehearsal Above: A serious moment of contemplation Stage III - 69 x The Trouble With Christmas Presents Above lett: A little Christmas magic Above right: The cast poses for the camera Left: A hug is all that's needed Right: The presents have a fight 70 - Stage III e SNOOPY! by Charles Schulz Above left: Peppermint Patty, Linus 8 Charlie Brown Above right: Snoopy clowns around Left: Woodstock takes orders from Snoopy Right: Peppermint Patty gives Snoopy a reassuring pat E Stage III - 71 a SPRING WEEKEND ,89 n. U S e h .I g .m y .w n e 2 m 0 an 0 w T t f e L e. m a Q r a W .m 9 m S u o .n e S A a v o b A 72 - Spring Weekend Left: Here's to egg on your face. Below: What? No Beer? V . , , Left: Spring Weekend isn't just for ALUMN; . ' . . ' X. studentsH RECREATIOI . ' , - - Spring Weekend - 73 E IN THE QUAD . . Throwback 74 - Spring Weekend Left: TH36 members remember the quad. Below: We're a mess! Above: The shades of Spring. Right: Ann-n-AI Spring Weekend - 75 Clubs Equestrian Club Model U.N. Bio Club 76 - Ctubs WVCR M Clubs - 77 International Club Delta Sigma Pi M 78 - Clubs 3 Big BrotherMBig Sisters Accounting Club Ski Club Clubs 0 79 Two loyal fans at Greensboro Drinking up in the Rat Smiling for the camera 80 - Candids Steve and his roommate Having fun in the halls A lucky guy with two girls W Candids - 81 W Top Left: Holy mob scene, Batman! Right: Isn't this great?! Bottom Left: Huh? Where's the camera? Bottom Right: Is this a Close-up commercial? 82 - Spring Weekend a Spring Weekend Left: The winning catch Below: Steve rockin' and reelin' Bottom: Wally and his women Spring Weekend . 83 Right: Just hangin' out Below left: Birds eye view for Art Below right: Nice face, Chris! Bottom: Three lovely ladies 84 - Spring Weekend Right: Tim 21 Larry Middle: Chillin' dudes Bottom left: We want you! Bottom right: Nice glasses! Spring Weekend - 85 86 87 ADMINISTRATION Fr. Hugh Hines, President Mr. Terry Reynolds, Vice-President for Student Affairs Dr. David Rice, Vice President for Academic Affairs Mr. Anthony Pondillo, Vice-President for Finance and Administration 88 - Administration DIVISIONAL DEANS H w I i; W: r ' - . ' 1 '1: i ' ; , f x 6E; 3H 3 : v ' i ,c .. '- L WM ?' .- V5- Dr. John McKenna, Dean of Arts Mr. Frederick De Casperis, Dean of Continuing Education Divnsional Deans . 89 ADMINISTRATION Mr. Noel C. Hogan, Assistant Vice-President for Finance Mr. William Kelley, Director of Safety and Security Dr. Nancy P. DaPore, Dean of StudeMs 90 ' Administration h STUDENT SERVICES Career Resources Staff Business Affairs Staff Continuing Education Staff Student Services - 91 STUDENT SERVICES HEOP Staff Financial Aid Staff Health Services Staff Counseling Center Staff Library Staff Library Office Staff 92 0 Student Services STUDENT SERVICES Bookstore Staff Serra Hall Staff Mrs. Vi' Rat Staff Student Services - 93 STUDENT SERVICES Writing Center Staff Security Maintenance Military Science 94 ' Student Services CAMPUS CENTER Campus Center Staff Connie Owens P st Office Staff Campus Center - 95 MCGUIRE HALL Admissions Staff Alumni Relations Staff Development Staff m 96 - McGuire Hall W ARTS DIVISION Dr. Janet Alger Dl'- Barbara Allen Dr. Gary Aylesworth Dr. Karl Barbir Dr. Raymond Boisvert Sociology History Philosophy History Philosophy Dr. Karen Boswell Ms. Peggy Brunhofer Dr. Tom Bulger Dr- John Burkey Ms. Pamela Clements Psychology Social Work English Philosophy English Patty and the boys M Arts Division - 97 M ARTS DIVISION gJComprende? L Dr. Leonard Cutler Dr. James Dalton Dr. Lois Daly Fr. Julian Davies Dr. Michael Dick Political Science Religious Studies Religious Studies Philosophy Religious Studies Dr. Jerry Dollar Dr. Mary Fitzgerald Dl'- Kate Forhan Dr. Freeland Dr. Richard Gaffney English English Political Science Philosophy Philosophy 98 - Arts Division ARTS DIVISION Fr. Davies explaining his questions. Dr. Edward Gibbons Dr. Tony Gulliver MS- Mary Hagerty Mr. Peter Haley Dr- Leon Halpert History English Political Science Music Political Science Fr. Cap. Hanlon Dr. Margaret Hannay Dr. James Harrison Dr. Robert Hayden Mr. Mark Heckler Sociology English History Education Fine Arts Arts Division - 99 ARTS DIVISION Dr. Lee Helsby Dr. Robert Hoeffner Dr. Daniel Horgan Mr. Peter John Mr. Tom Kelly Modern Language History Modern Language History History D'- Merle L0f19wood Dr. Ned McGlynn Dr. Frank Madigan Dr. Marrone Dr. Mary Meany Re Qious Studies Sociology English Psychology Religious Studies Sunning and studying on the slabs 100 - Arts Division ARTS DIVISION Dr. Michael Murphy Dr. Paul Murray Mr- Joseph MVers Fr. Dan Nelson English Sociology Modern Language Psychology Mr. Bob Rivas Mr.Steve Rzewski Df- Meg Seckendorf Dr. Jean Stern Fr. Kevin Tortorelli Sociology Modern Language English Political Science Religious Studies Suzanne gets some extra help Arts Division - 101 ARTS DIVISION Right: Siena Hall Below: Hacking in between classes Mr. John Toscano Dr. Charles Trainor Social Work English Df- Ralph Ware Df- R0b97t W0 Dr. Won Yoon Dr. Peter Zaas Mr. Greg Zoltowski Education Psychoiogy History Religion Fine Arts 102 - Arts Division BUSINESS DIVISION Business Division Office Ms. Baker Mr. Ballinger Mr. Brookins Mr. Carmody Mr. DeSimone MarketingiManagement MarketingiManagement MarketingiManagement Accounting Accounting Dr. Dwyer Mr. Engelhardt Mr. Feldstein Mr. Franko Mr. Halloran Finance Quantitative Business MarketingiManagement Quantitative Business MarketingiManagement Analysis Analysis Business Division - 103 BUSINESS DIVISION Mr. Haught Mrs. Hotaling Dr. Howe Mr. D. Johnson Dr. R. Johnson Accounting Accounting Economics Accounting MarketinglManagement Dr. J. Kapp Dr. Kopp Mr. Mahaffey Dr. Martino Dr. Nolan MarketinglManagement Finance MarketingsManagement Business Law Quantitative Business Analysis Julie asking Mr. Feldstein for help with SPSS 104 - Business Division BUSINESS DIVISION Mr. Nolte Ms. Premont Fr. Reinhart Mr. Rosetti MS- Rufer Accounting Accounting Economics Marketiananagement Marketlananagement Mr. Ruggeri Mr. Ryder Mr. Sheridan Mr. Shirey Ms. Sparling Finance Accounting Finance Economics Marketiananagement Mr. Mahaffey and Eric talking about MM-25 Business Division - 105 BUSINESS DIVISION Right: See what some studying can do! Below: Fr. Dennis playing his music. Mr. Stitzel Mr. Stokes Ms. C. Trees Finance Accounting Economics A- Mr. S. Trees Mr. Trent Mr. VanPatten Mrs. Venezio Dr. Won Economics Finance Accounting Quantitative Business Quantitative Business Analysis Analysis 106 - Business Division SCIENCE DIVISION Science Division Office Dr. Bloom Dr. Brown Mr. Crosson Mrs. Culhane Dr. Diamond Mathematics Biology Mathematics Science Physics N2 Dr. Donnelly Dr. Dubisch Dr. Elliott Mrs. Glogowski Dr. Hatch Physics Physics Biology Science Computer Science Science Division - 107 SCIENCE DIVISION Mrs. Horowitz Dr. Hurley Ms. Kennedy Dr. LaRow Dr. Lederman Computer Science Mathematics Chemistry Biology Computer Science Ms. Lysogorski Mr. Matthews Mr. McDevitt Dr. Merrill Fr. Perry Science Computer Science Chemistry Physics Mathematics Computer pointers Study group forms for computers, 108 - Science Division SCIENCE DIVISION Dr. Putnick Dr. Ouaal Fr. Rainville Fr. Reddy Dr. Rogefs Mathematics Chemistry Computer Science Physics Mathematics Dr. Rousseau Dr. Smith Ms. Taber Dr. Tangredi Dr. Terrill Mathematics Chemistry Computer Science Chemistry Biology Check the definition! Science Division - 109 SCIENCE DIVISION MS- Lisa Tobler Ms. Alicia Todaro Dr. Lise Wilson Dr. Kenneth Wittig Dr. Elizabeth Wolpaw Biology Chemistry Biology Biology Chemiskry Dr. Lawrence Woolbright Dr. Andrea Worthington Dr. Nina Zanetti Biology Biology Biology Above: Catching up on Organic Chemistry Right: Chrissy getting some pointers. 110 - Science Division ACADEMICS Fr. Hugh showing team spirit in Greensboro. I really do go to class! Middle: The consulting firm of Joe 0., Gina. Heath, 81 Fooch. Middle: Fr. Dennis hippety hopping. Above: R.D.s are people too! Above: Dot, beverages are not allowed in the library!!! Academics - 111 Any mail for me? DrM Meany keeps busy between classes M Da.MARY'wmAm M '3 l mu kg!!! W W um Middle: The making of history Middle: Fr. Julian steadily working amongst the clutter Bottom: Shakespeare by Dr. Trainor Bottom: Fr. Dennis relaxing in the office 112 . Academics Mr. Johnson and Mr. Stokes Mr. Engelhardt keeping up with the latest stats. Midd'EI LiZv Alf. and Father J- very happy in the RAT Middle: Mr. Nolte escaping from the accounting majors Bottom: Senior Faculty Happy Hour Bottom: Dr. Martino rushing out of class Academics - 113 115 Kicking Their Way to Victory 8-6 Opponent qurmy 2 QyManhattanville 1 Hamilton 1 Union 0 Iona O QyRPI O Vassar 1 Q?St. Rose 1 eAlbany State 1 QyGreen Mountain 4 3 1 3 2 2 O QDBinghamton State XeNew Paltz St. Michael's Skidmore eUtica 2 2 1 1 4 2 2 O 1 1 O 4 1 1 tForfeit Win Under Coach John Matthews, Siena's Women Soccer Team fin- ished this season with its first winning record in the team's seven year history. Led by the strong plays of Senior Co-Captains Dan- ielle Russell and Patty Ashe the team finished a very successful 1988 season. With the return of many talented underclassmen next season is slated for success. Above Right: Taking a break from the action Right: Taking it all in stride H 116 - Women's Soccer Another pep talk Fun and Games The 1988 Women,s Soccer Team Bottom: Rhonda Jerry, Tricia Bell, Patty Ashe1captain1, Coleen Delaney, Colleen McGovern, Kathleen Harinsky1captain1, Billie Jo Tehonica, Danielle Russell maptainx Kelly Sack. Top: Chris Davide, Pam Davide, Karissa Kruge, Dawn Ridd1e, Sue Duve, Megan Smith, John Matthews 1Coach1, Sue Marose, Lynn Corcoran, JoAnne Boyle, Karen Myers, aJackie Walsh, MaryBeth Walton. Women1s Soccer - 117 a Just For Kicks! Opponent Vermont 4 St. Bonaventure Brooklyn Utica RPI Syracuse Albany State 'Boston U. tUMASS-Amherst Green Mountain qunion Q?Central Connecticut eMarist eFDU-Teaneck amona Oneonta State eLehigh tUMASS Tournament 0 OMO-AAOOQOOO-td-bAO O'I-b-tmNCOA-eNCD-emmowm Right: Heading for the Goal. The 1988 season was an uphill battle for the 2-15 men's soccer team. It was the final year in the Independent Conference for the team. Next year they move into the Metro League. The highlight of the season was the hard fought battle with nationally ranked Syra- cuse resulting in a disappointing 3-2 loss for Siena. Despite the loss of this year's seniors, Coach Charles Curto is looking forward to a successful 1989 season. Rising to the occasion 118 - Men's Soccer h Men 5 Soccer 119 Sticking Through the Season Opponent St. Michael's 4 G?The King's 1Manhattanville QQRPI QUSkidmore Vassar Wells RPI Hamilton Union QDHartwick Q$Castleton State 10swego State CW. Post .A 6 2 1 4 O 1 1 2 0 1 1 1 O meN-LAAONCOMAO Teamwork Top: A bundle of cheer! Above: Give yourself a pat on the back. Sue! 120 - Field Hockey m Despite the losing record of the Woments Field Hockey the season must still be considered a success. Led by senior captains There- sa Dowd and Juli Savettiere and junior captain Heidi Shult, the team remained enthusiastic and optimistic. Although losing the two seniors, the team is looking forward to an exciting 1989 campaign. Top left: Tess. A lady in waiting! Middle: Taking a stab at it. Bottom: Taking a swing at the ball. Field Hockey . 121 m High Goals Set Opponent tGallaudet 26 QBNew York Maritime 0 elona 46 QD'St. Hohn Fisher 28 Marist 42 New York Maritime 6 'QQBrooklyn 6 Catholic 27 Q?Coast Guard 57 tConference Game The 1988 season was an uphill battle for the Siena Gridders. Led by Coach Jack Du Bois the team posted a 3-6 record in their first season in Division ill. Despite the record, the team showed many promising moments with both Junior Tom Nightingale and Senior Brian Loebor being named ACFC Defensive Player of the Week. Aithough the team is losing many seniors, Siena football looks forward to a successful campaign next year. Top: Pete's off and running Bottom: Show us your moves Eaton! 122 - Footbali Left: Another touchdown, Dave? Below: Practice makes perfect Above: When are we going to play? Football - 123 As the Ball Bounces a .uuo-Ocam unnum- Opponents Scores Marist 15-11, 15-5 Union 13-15,15-13,15-11 iiCortland State 6-15, 5-15 eBrockport State 7-15, 6-15 IrStony Brook 8-15, 9-15 5North Adams State 15-3, 15-11, 15-12 !Princeton 6-14, 8-14, 4-15 !Howard 5-15, 7-15, 15-12, 515 Massachusetts 12-15, 6-15, 7-15 !Fairleigh Dickinson 4-15, 2-15, 7-15 !Colgate 8-15, 12-15, 8-15 Hamilton 15-12, 1-15, 12-15 St. Rose 15-9, 15-10 Albany State 10-15, 4-15, 5-15, 1-15 50swego 15-10, 15-13 w7Binghamton 9-15, 8-15 QDNew Paltz 11-15, 5-15 waueens 15-8, 7-15, 1-15 1Coast Guard 17-15,14-16,11-15 1Union 13-15, 6-15 1Amherst 6-15, 3-15 QQSkidmore 15-3, 13-15, 15-5 wx'Oneonta 5-15, 9-15 $Fairfield 12-15, 15-5, 12-15 $St. Peter's 8-15, 12-15 $Central Conn. State 12-15, 12-15 0XoVassar 18-6, 15-6 OXoAlbany State 15-11, 7-15, 1-15 137oNazareth 2-15, 15-12, 15-11 O7'oKeuka 15-12, 12-15, 15-6 jXoMIT 3-15, 5-15 Russell Sage 15-13, 15-13, 15-8 nAlbany State Invitational !Colgate Classic $Fairfield Tournament 1Amherst Invitational O7oPurple 8 Gold Invitational 1QDAlbany State1 - WWW: : M- -13wrpmmwmm,ewwmeMNW, R .... 3; .; I u. c ' J31oc1. W W L L L W L L L L L L W L W L L L L L L W L L L L W L W W L W The women's Volleyball team struggled to a10-22 record. Under the direction of Coach Hank Wysoki, the team played competitive- ly in five major tournaments during the season. With many players returning, the team has built a solid foundation for next season. Above: Up and over! Right: Hit or miss H, Mm 124 - Volleyball W Ready and wamng. Teamwork! We're waiting. Serving It up! Volleyball - 125 Season of Aces 3-3 Opponents North Adams St. 5 Marist North Adams St. Albany State Q?Oneonta State gyRPI The menhs tennis team finished a very competitive 3-3 in the fall season, The year culminated with a close 4-5 loss to RPI at the North Atlantic Conference Championships. The Coach and return- ing players are optimistic for a successful 1989 season. Right: I wanna play Top Right: Playing the baseline; Top Left: Where did it go? 126 - Tennis 3 Calling hte , Shots 10-3 Opponents QDPlattsburgh St. 0 QeCiarkson QQSkidmore Potsdam State Marist QDLeMoyne to North Adams St. Q$St Michael's Union Vassar Hartwick CQRussell Sage Q$SL Rose UtCOVOGJOINOJmmON OONQO-tOONmCONON The Siena Women's Tennis team completed a competitive sea- son by being invited to the NYSWCAA Division III Championship. This tournament was held for the top 16 teams out of the 42 Division III teams in the state. Being invited was a tribute to both the woments hard work and talent and was a fitting ending to a suc- cessfui year. No problem! Serve and Volley. t t ,Xgh e JATHf1;AA ' Tennis 0 127 Saints Run for Victory Ments Cross Country eCortland Invitational .............................................. 7th Um eNational Catholic Invitational .......................................................... 16th t26t QuPrinceton 21, Siena 34 eNorth Atlantic Conference Championships ..................................... 8th hot The Men's Cross Country Team ran another successful season. Led by seniors Rich Cummings and Rob Smilie, Siena took it's talent to the National Catholic Invitational at Notre Dame and to the third annual ECAC North Atlantic Conference Championships. With several talented underclassmen on the squad, the men's team is anticipating another competitive season. Top Right: Rob and Rich smile for the camera Middle: Keeping each other company. Bottom: The 1988 Men's Cross Country Team 128 - Men's Cross Country ...Here's to Believing the impossibly 4; 9b 43 $9 30'? 478 ' 6Q G5 0 80' 8 gap 925 $ V613 00 Q39 08$ Softball 4:9,. '0 3 Team Opens 'OIIQII Q06 Season in y 990 New Paltz Cross Country In IM B aSketb all Set The Fmal Stretch For Exciting Year SIEN A FOR Golfers MS SKI TE 60 Impressnve A o NCAA M $63,? in Opener Womenk Tennis Looking to 961,1 NAC Continue Winning Ways 1Q? I. 0 . ; Upset Sends Siena to 2nd Round 1108 e squad Lady Hoopsters Look 17 S . . Lactos Make it Great m 88 Hockey Sidelined by Measles Ice Hockey 10-11-3 Opponent V Albany State Q380uthern Conn. QDRutgers Cortland Pace Mohawk Valley CC Q?Southern Conn. QDColumbia Wagner Hofstra Albany State Hudson Valley CC Rutgers Rutgers Marist Ocean CC Niagara Hudson Valley CC elthaca Cngohawk Valley CC Springfield Upsala Upsala QQCCM .4. .3 .. dmmomammmommhmAmw OmwmtOOTCOOIChCD-bN-lCOOt-AGGJNACDOJVCO ACDU'IOJOD-b The 1988-89 Ice Hockey Team suffered a disappointing season. The Trolls had to cancel the latter part of their season because of Siena's infamous measles epidemic. Coach Sheridan's team stuck together through one of the toughest seasons in their history, to finish with a 10-11-3 record. Led by senior captains: Tony Capone, Jerry Boening, and Bob Strohecker, the team was able to use its experience to keep fighting to the end. With the loss of only five seniors. Coach Sheridan looks optimistic towards a stronger team next year. top right: Hey e where is everyone? middle: Going for the goal! bottom right: I'll get the puck first! 130 - Ice Hockey J u: v. .r - . v Iii 6'? a ' a . if gangs Front Row: Amy Johnson W90. Steve Fleming, Christian King, Dan Turbert, John Toscano Msst. Head Coacm, Jeff Montie, Chuck Toscano. Pat Sheridan Mead Coacm, Jerry Boening mapn, Bob Strohecker wapn, Tony Capone wapn, Matt O'Brien, Meg Sheridan Msst Mgn. Top How: Torn Sanford, Tim Donlon, Jerry Hanss, John Owen, Tim Graney. Mike Dennehy, Phil Travaglia, Tom Columbia, Paul Hanrahan, Tony Dominicis. Neal Opatkiewicz, Dan Micletee Msst. Coacm. Ice Hockey . 131 Saints Shoot for the Top Women's Basketball 16-8 Opponent Indiana State 75 Long Island 56 qycmgate 83 Brown 64 Lehigh 52 Vermont 63 6Fairfield 69 Marist 61 Middle Tenn Manhattan 59 Northeastern 65 QyBoston U. 54 QDHoly Cross 70 Niagara 95 Canisius 65 Colgate 65 MarylandrBalt. 72 Fordham 74 QQGeorge Mason 77 quaryland-BaIL 74 Brooklyn 50 Canisius 74 QyNiagara 79 6Vermont 59 132 0 Women's Basketball The Women,s basketball team finished its shortened season with 16 wins. The measles epidemic which broke out on the college on February 10, left the women's season in limbo, resulting eventually in the cancella- tion of two games. Shawn Shaffer, the team's MVP, led the Saints to an impressive 16-8 record. Shaffer, a Junior, became only the eighth Siena playerto register 1,000 points. She amassed a career total 1,467 points to put her third on Siena's alltime list. Siena played the season as an independent for the second consecutive year. The 1990 season will mark the entrance of Siena into the very competitive METRO conference With the loss of no players due to graduation, Coach Jim Jabir is optimistic about next year's club. Opposite Top: Collins looks to pass off. Opposite Bottom Left: Higgins blocks the lane. Opposite Bottom Right: Up and int Above Left: Shawn goes airborne for the shoot. Above Right: Kathy lays it up. Bottom Left: Mary drives down the court. Women's Basketball - 133 Marching On To Victory Men7s Basketball 21-4 Mike Brown brings the ball up court. Opponent 8Bowling Green 87 QDPittsburgh 79 8Florida 71 QDLeMoyne 52 Marist 91 FDU-Teaneck 69 QcyManhattan 65 6Evansville 79 Boston U. 78 CQCanisius 56 Niagara 76 QDVermont 58 Vermont 76 CQNortheastern 67 Canisius 78 QQNiagara 60 New Hampshire 72 Hartford 72 Colgate 54 8Maine 49 Maine 82 Q?New Hampshire 79 6Boston U. 84 ayHartford QUCOIgate Colgate MAO Hartford MAO Boston U. MAO Stanford WCAM Minnesota WCAM Above: The sign says it all. Right: Marc, Monty, and Jeff get a rare view from the bench. 134 - Men's Basketball Left: Steve grabs another rebound! Left: Coach Mike Deane Below: Rick - up on top! In an effort to increase the difficulty of the basketball schedule, Siena began its season with three non league games with top ranked opponents. After a heartbreaking 87-85 loss to Bowling Green, the men rallied back for an exciting win over Big East contender, Pittsburgh. Billed early as the biggest win of Siena basketball history, the team gained national recognition. Coach Mike Deane stressed to the media not to expect too much from Siena's club. This proved futile because the win over Pitts- burgh immediately raised the expectations of the fans and media. The club then proved it was worthy of such high praise by storming through the NAC with only one loss. Although things were going well on the court, problems began to arrive off the court. On February 10 the NYS Board of Health announced that Siena was in the middle of a measles epidemic. This epidemic put the future of the season in jeopardy. The team would be unable to play anymore home games. Instead, all home games would be played on a neutral floor with no fans. Siena once again came into the spot light as word of the team playing without fans spread throughout the counrty. These condi- tions, however, did not stop the team as they went on to the NAC regular season. The Championship game of the NAC Tournament against Boston U. was televised on ESPN. The game was exciting and only decided in the last seconds giving Siena the victory and its first ever bid to the NCAA Tournament. School officials used this spotlight to announce the new name of Siena athletic teams - the Saints. Men's Basketball - 135 The joy of the bid was supressed slightly with the revelation that Siena would be playing thirteenth ranked Stanford in Greensboro, NC Five busioads of students made the 12 hour ride to support the Siena Saints. The game itself was tremendous. Marc Brown played the game of his life scoring over 30 points to lead the Saints to an incredible 80-78 victory over Stanford. Siena fans went crazy. Celebration broke out all over campus. Soon Siena became the toast of the basketball world and Greensboro community. Everyone soon became a Siena fan and could not get their hands on enough Siena paraphernalia. Although the fans were going wild, the team was tiring and was unable to earn a victory over Minnesota. The win over Stanford became the biggest victory in Siena history. The glory did not end there as several Siena players earned many individual honors. Jeff Robinson was named NAC player of the year and Eastern Basketball Honorable Mention. Marc Brown was named the NAC Post season MVP and Eastern Basketball Third team. Mike Deane was named NAC Coach of the year. Co-Captains Monty Henderson and Steve McCoy had banner Senior seasons leading the Saints to the NCAA Tournament for the first time. McCoy also broke several Siena records for career rebounds, consecutive games started, and most winning games played. Monty Henderson once again finished among the nation's leaders in shot blocking. With the success of the 1988-89 season, the team is looking with anticipaiton toward the 1989-90 season. 136 - Men's Basketball Opposite Top Left: Monty slams it home, Opposite Top Right: Jeff's taking it to the hoop. Opposite Bottom Right: Bruce uses a light touch. Left: Monty blocks another shot. kw Above: Marc dazzles the opposition. Left: Steve uses the hook shot. Above: Siena's defense shuts down Vermont. Men's Basketball - 137 Top Left: Art Smith - Cheering his teammates on in Greensboro, NC Bottom Left: The Siena College ROTC Color Guard Top Right: A few of the fans partying down in Greensboro. Middle Right: Who is this masked man? Bottom Right: The Siena Kickline -performing their haIf-time show 138 - Men's Basketball Thanks To All The Fans! Below: Claire and Kathy smile for the camera. Top Left: Cheering the football team on! Left: Taking a break from Hockey. Above: Just a few of the Saints' Fans! Spectators . 139 Girls Just Wanna Have Fun SOFTBALL 5-14 Opponent QQNew Paltz ayNew Paltz Southern Vermont Union RPI Utica Oneonta State Oneonta State Hamilton RPI hQSkidmore Lehman Lehman QDAlbany State CQAlbany State QQSt. Rose hRussell Sage .A -A-l mmmmmmmmmmmm-toamoum 1 3 O 1 8 2 4 5 8 2 7 2 4 O O 1 4 The Siena women's softball team placed a disappointing but exciting 5-14 mark1 Led by Tri Captains Bonni Starr, Lori Castaldo, and Alicia Cooper, the team played in very cold and rainy weather, The emergence of several first year players helped the team considerably and led to many important contributions from all areas. With the loss of only two Seniors to graduation the coaches are looking for continued success next season. 140 - Softball Opposne Top:Coop. Opposite Bottom: Batter Up! Top Left: Chrissy knows the score. Top Right: We've got the touch Above: The ace on the mound. Softball . 141 m Saints Hit Their Way to Victory Baseball 1914 Opponent Brown 1 Central Florida 2 Central Florida 10 Central Florida Massachusetts CQColgate QQColgate Colgate Colgate RPI RPI New York Tech New York Tech Army LeMoyne eLeMoyne QyLeMoyne Seton Hall Seton Hall Q?Hartford Niagara Niagara Niagara Union Lon Island Brooklyn CQCanisius Qc$Canisius eCanisius CQCanisius Iona Iona 01 M CD ;AANm cocomwcom .; CD NNMODV 7 2 6 2 5 1 3 .a N ...; 00 ...n ONVOIMGD-l .L A J 03 mm-Ammmcnmme-tm Siena's Baseball Team finished a successful season marked by many individual honors. Seven Siena players were selected to the New York State Division I All-Star Team. In addition three players Brian Traversa, Chris Alesio. and Pasquale Arace were selected as the best of the best in New York State. The accomplishments of the team must also be recognized. These individual honors are a reflection of the strong overall play of the team. We wish the team the best of luck in the 1990 spring season! Top Right: Anxiously awaiting the perfect pitch. Right: Was that a home run? , ' - , i'i ,. 142 - Baseball Waiting for a time to play. Keeping an eye on things, In. .3. .IP .8. 8 w majguin!4 '3 The bench takes in the game. Laying down the Bunt. Baseball 0 143 Lacrosse Sticks Thru Tough Season Opponent Trinity 7 Rochester 12 Union 4 Providence 8 Colgate 18 NY. Maritime 4 .A Albany State 11 Marist 15 Holy Cross 10 St. John's 18 RPI 9 Oneonta State 12 Hamilton 12 .. mmm-Lovcoooo The men,s lacrosse 1eam struggled through a 4-9 season under the leadership of the team's leading scorer Greg Kavovitt and two year captain John Conolly. Kavo- vitt finished his outstanding career third on Siena's alltime scoring list. Defensively the team was anchored by Senior Dan Gaffney. Although the team will be losing many talented Seniors, they are expecting good things for next season. 144 - Men's Lacrosse w Successful Year for Ruggers Rugby Opponents Oneonta Hamilton Union RP! Albany Alumni Clarkson Cortland LeMoyne Upstate Tournament in Buffalo Siena Rugby completed another exciting and successful year. The team played many matches throughout the fall and spring semes- ters. The team was led by seniors John Pompay, Tom Dillon. Dave Birsner, and Terry Ford under the direction of Coach Kehoe. The team participated in many Tournaments throughout New York State as well as travelling to the Bahamas during Spring Break. Strong efforts by all led to a winning season. Despite the loss of a large number of seniors, the team expects to continue its traditions next year. Top Right: Down and Dirty. Middle Right: Taking a break from practice. Above: A typical days work. Right: Give us a smile - Mike! 146 - Rugby Hey - Where's the ball? Jim watches the action. J. Mullen, J Pompay. T. Dillon, D. Birsner, T. Ford. and T. Leva. Second Row: M. Murphy, B. Singer, S. McIntyre, M. Causey, D Casciano, D. Monaco, M. Hill, M Bellucci. J. Hayes, J. Lynn, A. Gillespie. Third Row: Coach Pete Kehoe. Rick. K Conway. M. Centore, C. Elkerton, J McKenna. K. King. J. McShane, C. Rafferty, E. Spaight. J. Chivelli, T. Forde, B. Gwinn. Fourth Row: B. Moclair, R, Bonovost, R. Devila, B. Keeney, T. Kenny, D. Holahan, M. D'Ambrosia, S. McIntyre, C. DeRizzo, D. Healy, D. Horrigan, R Holahan, R. May. Rugby - 147 IM - Catch the Action! Siena's intramural teams are an important and exciting part of campus life. lntramurals give a variety of students a chance to participate in athletic competition. Events are offered in many areas including: Volleyball, Basketball, Football, and Softball. All sports receive a huge turnout and are eagerly anticipated through- out the year. So the next time you are looking for some fun and friends take a look at IMA Top right: Going up for the shot. Above: Students getting down and dirty in IM football. Right: A break in the basketball action. 148 - Intramurals Left: Fire away. Below: Serve and volley. Left: Dedicated fan support. Above: A meeting of the minds. E lntramurals - 149 O . . . U . .0 OI . .I . u . .. .-.- . 0 . n . .. O .0 . . . c I. u ..0 I O a .. O. l. O. . .. . O . O . O 0.. . - ..I - .. 0.. O n . . . O 00 u . . I . .. n .n O 00' a- . .d . n 'n. .n i .0 . 150 0 Women's Lacrosse Claire's on the ball! Get out of my way! The 1989 Women's Lacrosse Team Wome Lacrosse 152 - Sports HEW HURRY UP WWH YOUR ID, WERE ZEMNG 155 JUNIORS Right: Junior Class Officers: Vice President - Melissa Miller; President - Mary Lou Garde; Senate Representative - Janette Picozzi Below Right: My work of art Below Left: Best of friends Opp. Page Top: Mike and his neighbors Opp. Page Bottom: Blinded by the light Juniors 157 Top Left: The perfect educational setting Right: Where's the party? Bottom: Plastic cups? I thought this was a formal gathering. w: 158 - Juniors E Left: Jim makes his way up in life. Below: Daddy's little boy, Bottom: Raffle tickets anyone? f Juniors - 159 Top Left: Can't you see I have work to do? Right: Just another normal day in Plassmann - AL Bottom: Show those pearly whites. w 160 - Juniors Left: Bullseye! All smiles even after practice. All we want is . .. Juniors - 161 Juniors in Montreal Top Right: Debbie and MaryAnne - Frozen Friendship! Middle Right: I think I'm going to faint! Below: Effie, Caroline, Maura. Goop, Kathy. and Lisa holding up - sorta . .. Good friends. good drunks, good times! 162 - Juniors inn! 11-. I Top Left: Caroline, MaryLou. Beth, and Diane all smiles. Top Right: Lisa, Kathy, and Chris portray Montreal's finest. Middle Right: Models for Crest Middle Left: Wish you were here Mary Bernadette, Val, and Vickie try some tropical drinks N Juniors . 163 Sophomores Class Officers: Treasurer John Riley; Vice President Brian J West; Secretary - Sara Hyland; President Robert Burke Below Left: Mom send money express! BeIow Right: Nope! No beer in here! 184 - Sophomores Left: Steve catching some rays. Below: Come on Jeff and Amy - Smile! - Bottom: PIassmann pleasure pit Sophomores - 165 Right: Say cheese! Below: Am I having fun yet? 166 - Sophomores Top Left: Nice Birthday balloon, Sam! Top Right: Don't worry, be happy! Bottom; Welcome to Plassmann Sophomores - 167 Top Right: Samantha Reddy Bottom Left: John caught by surprise Top Left: Another smiling face Bottom Right: Mom, please send a care package 168 - Sophomores Top Left: Vic studying hard Above: Walking in a Winter Wonderland Left: See what I learned at school M Sophomores - 169 FRESHMEN Top Right: Sean in amazement Top Left: Cathy and Michelle return from library, study hall must be over. Bottom Left: Freshman Class Officers: President - Chris Evans; Vice President Christy Lombardi; Senate Representative - John McCluskey; Treasurer - Dan Breen; Secretary - Laila Ghabrial Bottom Right: Hanging out in Marty s room 170 - Freshmen Top: Precious Moments Above: Sitting in the sun Above Right: Too tired to study?? a Freshmen - 171 m Below: The life of an R.A. Right: Beetlejuice Below Left: A break from typing Below Right: Jen and Lori A; , Wmmw.g 'A 2.2 he-lu.bAsJSf65Kmm-Wau 172 - Freshmen Left: Fashion sleepware Below Left: Steve Piscitella Below: Hanging out in Kent's room Below Right: Roomies, Maggie and Erin um: fr Freshmen - 173 Below: John resting comfortably Right: Schlick and Co Donna makes a grand entrance Hi Tracey' Where's Ron'? M 74 - Freshmen X Top Left: Tom Top Right: Cheers Sue! Below: The Gang Freshmen . 175 177 Amanda R. Abare Julie A. Adams Robert J. Aldridge Candace Alexander B.B.A. Accounting 38. Computer Science BS, Finance B.B.A Accounting Susan M. Alexander Christopher T. Alfieri Maria G. Aliventi Joseph P. Almasi BS. Computer Science 8.8. MarketingKManagement B.S, Finance B.B.A. Accounting ;: John, Carl and Rick stop to smile! Joseph J. Ambrose Oliver A. Anastacio BBA. Accounting BA History 178 - Class of 1989 John and Alex quenching their thirst! Ann Marie Anderson Regina Ann Anderson B.B.A. Accounting 88. MarketinglManagement Amy M. Angley Anne M. Antil Deborah S. Archambeault Dennis P. Aronowitz B.B.A. Accounting BS. Marketiananagement B.B A. Accounting B.B.A Accounting Diana l. Artis Patricia Ashe Lauren E. Balken Valerie L. Ball 8.3 Computer Science B.A, Political Science B.A. French B.S MarketingwManagemem Class of 1989 - 179 Pretty women - Joanne and Beth! Robert H. Ballinger Kenneth C. Bambace B.A. English B.A, English William C. Barnhart Marianne Belevich James F. Bellucci Deborah J. Belovin B.A. History 8.3 Marketiananagement 88 Physics B.S. Finance Lisa M. Benacquista Karen Ann Berberich Karen E. Berman Donna M. Bestercy B,A. Mathematics B S.W. Social Work 8.8. Marketiananagement B.S. Marketiananagement 180 - Class of 1989 w Mark A. Bethel Joseph M. Bianco Laura Jean Bifulco David M. Birsner B.S. Finance BS. Marketiananagement 8.8. Finance 8.8, Marketiananagement M' Robert P. Blenkle Debora Lee Blodgett Lauren Bocketti Gerard Boening BS. MarketingXManagement B.S. Mathematics B A French 88. Finance Philip Bonanno Lisa Bonacquist B,A. Mathematics BA; History Class of 1989 - 181 Christian P. Bradley Anthony J. Bradt Christin Ann Breier Patrick J. Brennan B.A. Political Science 8.8. Biology B A. English B.A. English Smilell Keith A. Brisotti Yata Brotsis B.A. English B.A. Political Science Lisa Beth Brown Cheryl Anne Brownell Andrea J. Bruce Thomas P. Bruno B A. Psychology B.B.A. Accounting B A. English 8.8. Marketiananagement 182 0 Class of 1989 a Greg Paul Buckman Thomas Burbank Margaret Ann Burnett Eric C. Burton BS. Computer Science BS. Finance 8.3 MarketingwManagement B.S. Finance g3? x 4Q Mary Louise Buser Darrin P. Butler Stephanie and Meg - Friends Forever! B.A. English BS. Finance Thomas P. Butler Regina M. Cahill Jeff F. Caimano Carol Ann Calmbacher BS. Economics 33 Marketiananagement 8.8. Finance B.A, Economics Class of 1989 - 183 Robert D. Campbell Jr. Joanne M. Cannella Anthony C. Capone Michael J. Carbonaro BS. Chemistry B.S. Finance 8.8. Finance 8.8. Computer Science Mary Catherianarley Bryan J. Carroll Diane and Jen, smile and say MEN! BS, Marketiananagement 38. Finance Joseph G. Carroll Sara E. Carroil Judy C. Cashen Matthew J. Causey BA, English 38. Finance B.A. Sociology B.S. Finance 184 - Class of 1989 Christopher Cavanaugh Matthew H. Centore Angela M. Chiulli Sharon 8. Chu B.B.A Accounting B.S, Marketing Management B.S. Marketiananagement BA. English Nicolette Ciarlone Paula J. Ciccimarra Mary A. Clarke Michael P. Clemens B.B.A. Accounting B,A. English 33 Biology BA, English Hey Darrin, what's Unews ? Jennifer A. Cobb Charlie Cocuzzo 8.8. Marketiananagement BS, MarketingwManagement Class of 1989 - 185 Not bad odds for Chris. Mark E. Cohen Laura L. Colangelo B,S.W. SociaI Work B.B.A. Accounting Karen M. Coldrick Kimberly M. Collins Frank M. Collora Jr. Kevin J. Cone BS. Finance 8.8. MarketingKManagemem B.S. Biology B.A Philosophy u-. Christy H. Confoy John Arthur Connolly Heather G. Connors Alicia M. Cooper B A. English 8.3 Economics B.S. MarketingiManagemem B.A. English W 186 - Class of 1989 m Alyson Anne Cosgrove Dena J. Counavelis Juliet S. Cowan Thomas K. Coy B.A, English B B.A. Accounting BA. Sociology B.B.A. Accounting Samuel R. Creech Claire E. Cuccio Timothy J. Cuddy Ellyn K. Culliton B.A, Political Science BS. Computer Science BS, MarketingKManagement B A. Psychology ,. R r ilk Richard S. Cummings Would anyone like to join in the fun? 8.8. Marketing Management Class of 1989 - 187 Deidre takes a break at 21 Club! WLK O5 aOYTLEB Kevin John Curtin , - William D. Curtin B,A. English ' V B.S. Biology Matthew John Cusack Kerry J. Czerepinski Louis J. D Ambro Robert L. Damiano BA. Mathematics BS. Marketiananagement B.B.A Accounting BEA ACCOUHting Darcy Lynn Danzig Joseph A. De Chiro Teresa Decker Karen Marie De George BlA. Philosophy 8.8. Computer Science 8.3 Computer Science 8.8. Marketiananagement 88 Class of 989 o A Ani Degirmenjian Dana A. DeLorenzo Nancy E. Delp Daniel J. DelPozzo 8,3 MarketingxManagement B.A. Economics B.B A. Accounting B-B-A- Accounting x Thomas DePaola BS. Biology Margaret M. Denver B.A. English . ' ' iGQ- .3111 Lori Lynn DeTraglia James Philip Dewan Is it Bryan, or are we unbalanced? 8.8. Computer Science 8.8. Computer Science Class of 1989 - 189 x Vivian M. Diaz Susanna A. DiCarlo William J. Dickerson Diane Marie Dickson BS. Mathematics B.B.A. Accounting 8.8, MarketingiManagement B.S.W. Social Work Happy Halloween from Kristel, Steph, Val and Emma Jean! Stacey M. DiFazio Joseph DiFrancisco B.A, Political Science BS. Marketiananagement Michael David DiFucci Tracey M. DiGiandomenico Thomas C. Dillon Regina Mary DiNallo B.S. Marketiananagement B.B A. Accounting BS, Finance 35- MarketinglManagement 190 - Class of 1989 1a i. 9 John A. Dinn Lynda Marie Dolan George C. Doikos Anthony Dominicis B.S1 Biology B.S. Biology BS. Finance B.B.A. Accounting Gavin John Donohue Linda R. Dorrance Theresa P. Dowd Elizabeth A. Doyle B.A. Political Science 8.8. MarketingKManagement B.S. Finance BB1A. Accounting . .1 Ex .3: - 1, Elizabeth Ann Doyle Melissa M. Doyle Rosalie, Dr1 Trainer and Jim, B.A. Sociology B1A, English Class of 1989 - 191 II c u o . . o n n II a II I a n 0 II n n o . u c u - 192 Class of 1989 Tim and Patty - What an original pose! Cameron Elkerton Amy K. Elston 8.8. Marketiananagement B.B.A. Accounting Lydia M. Evertsz-Harris Jeffrey Paul Fanelli Gerard Feagles Amy Fecko B.B.A. Accounting B.A. English B.A. Mathematics BS, MarketingManagement Edward W. Feeley Michael E. Felczak Deborah Jean Ferris Kathleen Anne Filshie BS, Physics B.B.A. Accounting BS. Computer Science BS. Finance Class of 1989 - 193 m Carmyn, Jackie, and Lenora in their home away from home. Emmet C. Finnerty B,A Psychology Rozanne M. Finneran BS. Marketiananagement Peter D. Fiorese Arthur D. Flanagan Steven S. Flavell Doris Ann Fleming BS. Computer Science B.A. Political Science BS. Marketiananagement B.B.A. Accounting . i . Michael M. Flora Elizabeth L. Foglia Terence P. Forde Jeffrey M. Fo BS. Finance B B A. Accounting B.S. Economics B.B.A. Accounting 194 - Class of 1989 H Bruce A. Foster Patricia Ann Frank Leland Bertram Fraser Timothy J. Friers 8.8. Computer Science B.A. English B.A. History 8.8. Mathematics Madelyn R. Fury Christina L. Fusco Donna M. Gadomski Daniel A. Gaffney B.S9W, Social Work B.A. English 8.8. MarketingsManagement 8.8. Marketing Management Daniel L. Gale Edie C. Galick Did you really think it was funny? B.A, Economics B.B,A. Accounting Class of 1989 - 195 Sheila B. Gallagher Diane Gallo Kathleen R. Garner John Edward Garrant BS. Marketing Management 8.8. Biology B S.W. Social Work 8.8. Marketing Management Michele J. Gaudreault Deirdre M. Geelan Peter V. Genecco William B. Getman BS. Finance B.B.A. Accounting BS. Finance BBA. Accounting John Gibbons Mary Lou. who's that guy you,re with? Kaile Marie Gifford 8.8. Marketiananagement BS. MarketingJManagement 196 - Class of 1989 Regina, who are you talking to now? Timothy J. Girdlestone B.A. English Joseph F. Gilday B.A. Psychology Lydia A. Glover Ann C. Godfrey Aileen M. Goode Michele M. Govern BS. Marketiananagement B.B.A. Accounting B.A Sociology BS. Marketiananagement Sharon A. Gower Kelley Lee Graham Timothy Patrick Graney Ann Marie Grassucci 8.8. Computer Science BS. Biology 38, Marketiananagement BS. Math Class of 1989 - 197 Brenda L. Greinert Heidi L. Grimm Rosanne M. Gullotta Kathleen Hahn B.A9 Psychology B.A. Psychology B.B.A9 Accounting BA, Economics Marguerite E. Haley Nicholas J. Halko Deborah G. Hall BA History B,B.A9 Accounting BA, Psychology Kevin Richard Hall B.A9 Political Science .3... 'The gang's all here! Paul M. Hanrahan B.A. Sociology 198 - Class of 1989 Lean on me,.. Katherine Mary Hargen Patricia Ann Harper B.S. Marketiananagement B.S. Mathematics jig Brenda Harris Kathleen LoUise Harrison Richard M. Hart John J- Hartigan B.B.A. Accounting 88. Economics B.B.A. Accounting B-A- PSYChOIOQY $1 a . , Gary Hasbropck Earl Conrad Hauf Joseph J. Hayes Jean Marie Healy B.B.A. Accounting B.S. Marketiananagement B.S. Finance 8.8, Marketiananagement 1 Class Of 1989 ' 199 F .' 9 :- Cu Kathy Ann Heffernan Bradley B. Helm Regina T. Hickey Paula A. Hiltz 8.8. Marketing Management 8.8. Finance BA. Sociology B.B.A. Accounting John S. Hirsch Matthew B. Hodgson Sharon A. Hoehn James E. Hogan B.B.A. Accounting B.B.A. Accounting B.B.A. Accounting BS. Biology Melissa J. Hogan Lights, camera. action . . . TH3 poses for a picture. Richard D. Holahan 8.8. MarketingzManagement B.B.A. Accounting 200 - Class 0! 1989 Gene Thomas Holmes Paul J. Horn Denis Michael Horrigan Stephanie A. Horton BA. Political Science BS. Marketing!Management BVA. Sociology BVA. French David C. Howard Kerrin Beth Howayeck BA, Sociology BS. MarketingManagement I ma Kimberly A. Hufland Russell David Hughes Jane C. Hunt Julie A- Hunter BS. Finance 8.8. Finance B.B,A. Accounting BA- English Class of 1989 - 201 Townhouse 7 7 minus three, Sally Ann Hunter Virginia A. Hunter B.S. Marketingi'Managemem B.S. Finance William Douglas Huss Michelle L. Hyla Phil J. lovieno Gina M. Ippolito B,B.A. Accounting BS. Biology B A. Political Science SA. Philosophy Marchelle C. Isyk Peter Michael lwanowicz Eric J. Johnson Eric R. Johnson BS, Biology B4A Psychology B.B.A. Accounting 83 Chemistry 202 . Class of 1989 Kimberly R. Johnson Mary Helen Johnson Richard Joseph Jojo MaryEllen Joly B.BA, Accounting B.B.A. Accounting BS. Marketingr'Management B.B.A. Accounting Frederick W. Jones Nellie V. Jones Glen Peter Kaatz Leslie D. Kaczor B.B.A. Accounting BS. MarketingManagement 8.8. Computer Science 8'5. Finance Talk about Close roommates .. Tim Karagjozi Gregory R. Kavovit BS. Marketiananagement 38. Finance Class of 1989 - 203 Relaxing at ' horne . Jeffrey D. Kavovit B.S MarketingI'Management 4i Sharon C. Keefe Maureen A. Keller Jeff J. Kelle Gregory Ashley Kelly B.S Marketiananagement B.A Political Science BS. Marketiananagement BS. Biology Julia A. King John R. Kinnicutt Scott David Klima Patricia J. Klose BS. Marketiananagement BS. Marketiananagement B,B,A. Accounting BA, Political Science 204 - Class of 1989 M , L - . ., Molly E. Kno John Scott Kobasa David Kobylar Nancy A. Koenig B,S Biology B.A. Political Science B.B.A. Accounting B,A, English Diane E. Koneck Craig Alexander Kopris Lou. I think Paul wants you to smile! B.A, English B.A. French Peter John Kruczlnicki Jonathan Kudlack Patrick J. La Fore Melissa Lahtinan BS. MarketinWManagement B.S MarketinWManagement B.S Marketiananagement B.A. Economics Class of 1989 205 1' . :1 I Lorraine A. Lanci Brendan M. Landers Jeffrey R. LaPiana LoriAnn Laquidara B.A. Psychology B.A. English B.B.AI Accounting B.A. Philosophy vaI 1.4 VfN i! Greta C. Larkin Susan Lavelle Timothy S. Lay Robert G. Leary Jr. BA. Psychology BS. Finance BIS. Marketing Management 8.8. Finance Anne Lynne LeBrando Brian R. LeBuis Mike, Oliver and Ian in the CLEAN pan of their townhouse 33 Finance 3.3 Computer Science 206 - Class of 1989 Liz and Deidre. Jeannette M. Le Gere Aileen Marie Lenahan B.S. Marketiananagement 8.8. Computer Science Paul A. Leo Gabrielle R. Leonardo Kristin M. Lester Eric Elliott Lewis B.S. Marketiananagement B.A. Political Science SA. Political Science BS. Finance Michael Lia Rosalie Licciardi Christopher John Limoges Frank Lincks B.S. Marketiananagement B A. English B S Finance B.B.A Accounting M Class of 1989 - 207 F There's NO escape for Jamie and Joe Denise M. Lindemann Suzanne E. Link BS. Mathematics B.A. English Brian W. Loeber Michael J. Lofrumento Christine A. Long Douglas B. Looney B.S. Biology 8.8. Marketing Management B.B A, Accounting BA. Economics Laura Jude Losito Annette Maria Lotano Kevin G. Lynch Sherri Ann Macfarland BA. Political Science BS. Mathematics B,A English B.S- Finance 208 - Class of 1989 Geraldine M. Mackey Tomas Paul Maclosky Matthew S. MacMillen GUY T- Maddalone B B.A. Accounting 33 Marketiananagement B.B.A. Accounting B-B-A- Accounting 3.; Laurie J. Mahan Denise Maksail Susan E. Malandro Christine Marie Mallozzi B,A. English B.A Political Science B.B.A. Accounting B.A. Political Science Deidre M, Maloney Joseph M. Malyk Is that Bob and Ginny or Sam and Diane ? B.A. English 8.8. Marketiananagement Class of 1989 - 209 Kurt J. Mangione Bonni J. Maniscalco Lynne M. Mantello Joseph F. Mariano BS. Biology BS. Marketiananagement B.S. Biology B.S. Finance Kathryn Markiewicz Christopher J. Marlin Suzanne Marose Robert A. Marro 8.8. Computer Science B.A. Political Science 8.3 MarketinglManagement 8.8. Computer Science Sandra Marie Martens Maria Marx No clean clothes Gina? 33 Finance BS. Finance f 210 0 Class of 1989 Paul and Lydia, cuddle a little closer. Michelle Marie Mastan Anthony M- Mastrangelo B.B.A1 Accounting BS. Biology Pamela A. Mateos Gillian S. Mattison Claire Marie Maxwell Robert James May BS. Marketing1Management B.B1A. Accounting 38. MarketingKManagement 8-3. Finance Matt M. Mayo Eileen Ann McAndrew Meg M. McCallum Patrick Joseph McCarthy 8.8. Marketing Management 8.8. Finance 8181 Marketingi'Management 8-3 Finance 012153 of 1989 1 211 Amy, Kathy and Joy, 7 picture perfect, Stephen G. McCoy Colm T. McDermott 8.8. Marketinnganagement 8.8. Computer Science Julie D. McDonald Carol Grace McDonough 8.8. Marketing Management 8.8. Marketing Management Marguerite M. McEnery Patricia M. McEvoy Elizabeth A. McFadden Deanna A. McGovern B.A. History B,A, English B.A. English 8.8. MarketingIManagement 212 - Class of 1989 Andrew J. McGuigan Brian M. McGuiness Kevin Patrick McIntyre Brian McKenna BA, Political Science 33 Finance 88. Marketiananagement B.A. History Katrina L. McKenna Leo Kevin McManus Patricia M. McShane Suzanne Marie Meddaugh B.B.A. Accounting BS. Finance 3.8, Marketiananagement B.A. Economics w Glenn and Bridget on top of the world. Kimberly A. Meineker Lee T. Merkel BS, Computer Science 8.3. Finance Class of 1989 - 213 Dean Joseph Merola Jason Anthony Meyer Francis A. Meyers Stephen J. Milback B.S Marketiananagement B,A. Political Science B B.A. Accounting BS, Biology Catherine E. Miller Michael Richard Miller Chris, Sue, Patty, and MK, in the holiday spirit B.A. English BS. Finance Darren Patrick Monaco Michael E. Montaigne Carl J. Morales Sen W. Moran BA. History 8.8, Marketiananagement B.S. Finance 8.8. Marketingy'Management 214 - Class of 1989 Brett - Mr Suena' Lawrence J. Morley Daniel P. Morone B.A. Political Science 33- Computer Science Stephanie Morotti Paul R. Morris Stephen C. Morris Cyril A. Morrow B.S Marketiananagement BS. Computer Science BS. MarketingXManagement B.A. English Joseph A. Muldowney Dorothy C. Mullane Hugh Gerard Mullane Nancy E. Muller BS. Marketiananagement B.A. English B,B.A. Accounting BA. English Class of 1989 - 215 Meredith, Eileen. Ann, and Chris help each other stand up! . M .43: a I . i b . .m Janice M. Mulvey Diane Marie Muratore BVBMA, Accounting B.A. Mathematics . Cu Elizabeth Anne Murphy Karen A. Murphy Mark M. Murphy Paul J. Murray B.S. MarketingKManagement B.A. Psychology B.A. English 3.8, Finance H a 3;; M 7 M ,, .. David M. Mysliwiec Katrina M. Nason Kelli L. Neaman Carol L. Nessler B.B.A. Accounting 8.8. MarketingMManagement 8.8. Computer Science BS. MarketingMManagement 216 - Class of 1989 Kathleen A. Netter Meredith Ann Neverett Christine Marie Neville John F. Nigriny B.B.A. Accounting B A. Philosophy 88. Biology BS. Marketiananagement Michael A. Noble Maureen P. Nolan Joseph E. Noonan Kenneth R. Noonan 8,8, Finance BS. Biology BS. MarketingKManagement B-B-A- Accounting Hey Tom, were you surprised or what?! Edward C. Normandin James 3- Norton 8.8. Economics B.B.AV Accounting Class of 1989 - 217 8 Class of 1989 Richard M. Odorizzi Christopher G. O9Grady Jacqueline Ann O9Grady Susan L. Oliver B.B9A. Accounting B9B.A, Accounting 8.8. Marketiananagement 33- Flnance Christina M. 0,Malley Michael W. O,Mara Aurelia Mary Osta Melissa Sue Ostfeld B.S. Marketiananagement 8.3. Computer Science B.A. Psychology B.A. PsychoIogy You can tell we've been at 21 Club! Carol A. Ostrowski 8.8. Finance Class of 1989 - 219 A Richard C. Palermo Socrates Papadopoulos Elisabeth Kathryn Parker John A. Parodi B.S MarketingHManagement BS. Finance BA. Political Science BS Marketiananagement Daniel J. Parsons Sandra Agnes Patalino Yes. Jeff we said Smile ! 8.8, Marketing Management B B.A Accounting Michael Gerard Patneaude Louise T. Patregnani Thomas L. Patricca Elizabeth Ann Patterer BS. Finance BS. Marketiananagement 88. Finance 8.8. Biology 220 0 Class of 1989 h Eric Jon Pearce Richard F. PecR Beth Ellen Perkowski Gregory J. Persons 8.8. Chemistry B,A. French B B.A Accounting BBA Accounting John G. Petralia Aster Petros 83 Finance B.B.A. Accounting Tracy - you even smile off stage! aw ;. ,N Mark E. Plantier Tracy L. Pleva Jennifer Lee Plumb Christine M- POdQUFSkY BS. Marketiananagement B.A English 8.3 Finance B.B.A. Accounting Class of 1989 - 221 Karl F. Pogge John D. Pompay Theresa M. Pope Diana J. Porter 8.8. Marketing Management BS. Finance 8.3 Biology B.A. Sociology Joseph K. Powers Sean C. Powers Christopher P. Prill Linda M. Provost BS. Mathematics B.A, Psychology B B.A Accounting 33W. Social Work Lisa A. Provost Isabel Ann Puckhaber Kim, Tracey. Chrissy and Kathy B.S Biology 8.8. Biology 222 - Class of 1989 Steve and Ray - drinking buddies. Michael A. Pugliese Debra Ann Pukis BS, Marketing Management B-Av English Jacqueline E. Quagliano John C. Rvauet BS. Finance BS. Mathematics Ian Raddant Marc J. Raffuel Stephen M. Ramsey Bridget M- Redding BS. Marketing Management 8.8. Biology BA. English 3.5. Marketing Management Class 01 1989 - 223 4- Mark C. Reeves Christine Ann Ricci Marla Rae Riccio Barbara J. Riley 8.8. M Marketing, Management BS. MarketingKManagement B.B,A, Accounting B.B.A. Accounting Typical 21 Ciub smiles! Kelly M. Rispoli JoAnne M. Rizzo BS. Marketiananagement BS, Biology Scott P. Robinson Sean Patrick Rocne Karl A. Roessner Joseph M. Romano 88. Finance 8.8. Biology B.B.A. Accounting B.S. Finance 224 - Class of 1989 w Stacey Rose Patricia A. Rusch Daniel Alan Russell Danielle M. Russell B.A. French B.B,A Accounting BS. Marketingx'Management 8-3 Marketing Management Daniel Patrick Ryan Eileen M. Ryan MK- and Mr. Twardy. 8.8. Computer Science B.B.A. Accounting Joseph Earl Ryan Patricia C. Ryan John W. Ryder Tracy Ryder B.B.A. Accounting BA. Psychology B.A English BS. Marketing Management Class of 1989 - 225 $ Brian T. Sanborn Darlene A. Saso Tom Saulys Juli A. Savettiere 8.8. Marketing Management 8.8. Marketing Management 8.8. Biology B.A. English John P. Sawitzki Lisa Marie Scali Nicholas Scattareggia Raymond T. Schabot Ill B.B.A. Accounting 8.8. Computer Science BS. Finance B A. Political Science Party support system Kim D. Schillinger William F. Schoeneck B.S MarketingKManagement BA. Economics 226 - Class Of 1989 Glen are you brown-nosing again? Marc E. Sciocchetti Robert M. Serafini 88. Marketing Management 88. Marketing Management '4 Kathleen M. Serkes Sandra Marie Seypura James Robert Shapiro Jr. Deborah L. Shea B.B.A. Accounting 8.8. Marketing Management 8.8, Chemistry 8.8. Marketing Management Diane Marie Shea Teresa Ann Sheehan Holly M. Sheeler Kristina L. Sherwood 38. Finance BA. English B.S.W. Social Work BA. Economics Class of 1989 0 227 Q I- , ; Thomas Anthony Simek Michele J. Skiba Jonathan S. Slocum Ernest L. Small B.S. Marketiananagement B.S. Mathematics B.A. Psychology 8.8. Computer Science , 9 a Robert P. Smillie Colleen F. Smith B.S. Finance B.A. Mathematics Jennifer J. Smith Meghan Lynn Smith Michael J. Snyder Karen Ann Sobieraj B.A Economics B.S. Economics B.A. History B.A. Mathematics M 228 - Class of 1989 f Tracy A. Solarek William J. Sorel Gregory J. Sorrentino Shaun G. Sottile B.S. MarketingxManagement B.S. Marketiananagement B.B,A. Accounting 85- Marketing Management WM w Joan M. S ath Carla M. Spohr Our last Siena Christmas. BS Biology 8.8. Marketiananagement a mm, ; M Suzanne E. Stanley Bonni E. Starr Robert Alan Steiwmann Jennifer A. Stevens B.B.A Accounting B.S Finance BS. Finance BA. Psychology Class Of 1989 - 229 Have one on us! Gregory M. Stewart Claudine Noelle Stipano BS. Finance B.A. Political Science Anna Stocchetti Robert John Strohecker James W. Swain Dennis J. Swanton B.A. Psychology B.S, Finance 38. Finance 3-5. Finance Colin R. Sweet Katherine A. Tamasi Lenora Marie Tamasi Brett S. Tanis B.A. Economics B.S. Biology B.A. Political Science 8.3 Marketing Management M 230 ' Class Of 1989 w Darryl C. Tardugno Linda Jean Tedeschi Caroline Ann Ter Rahe Sean P. Thompson BS. Marketiananagement BA. History 33 Biology BS. MarketingwManagement Michael L. Tranvaag Brian J. Traversa Lisa Trendell James Troia 8.8. Marketiananagement BS. Marketiananagement B.S, MarketinglManagement 38. Finance Christopher J. Troisi Yeah, we're cooL B.A. English Class of 1989 - 231 Theresa C. Trombley Richard S. Tucci John R. Unson Suzanne Valdatta B.B.A. Accounting 38. MarketingiManagement B,A, Mathematics 8.3. Marketing Management . . ax; James Richard Van Woert Michelle Susann Vargas David H. Verbraska Michael A. Verde 33 Finance BA. Psychology B.A. American Studies 33 Marketing Management Frank A. Vigliotti Cynthia A. Virag Couch potatoes In Townhouse 4. 8.8V Biology 8.8. Marketing Management 232 - Class of 1989 John makes his attempt at Ucooking ! Samuel N. Wagar Clinton Joseph Wagner 8.8. Computer Science 8.8. MarketingxManagement Darra L. Wagner Lee A. Walker 8.8. Finance B.A. Economics Jacqueline M. Walsh Christine Warner Joy Lois Warner Paul K. Warner BS, Finance BS, Marketiananagement 8.8. MarketingManagement BS. Finance Class of 1989 - 233 $ Merry Christmas from TH 12! Kerry Ann Waters Dorothy A. Weigand B.S. Marketiananagement B,A. English Michael F. Weir Edward F. Weiss Raymond L. Wellspeak David P. White 8.8. Marketiananagement B.A, History B.A. Political Science BS. Marketiananagement Jeffery T. White Robert M. Wilhelm Matthew D. Wilson Tracey E. Wilson B.S. MarketinglManagement B.B A. Accounting B.A. History B,A, Psychology 234 - Class of 1989 m Kristel T. Wingenter B.A Psychology Patricia A. Zicari 8.8, Marketing Management Paul D. Yevoli B.S Marketiananagement Robert M. Zych B,B.A. Accounting IHHH! H Steve J. Zaccari 8.8. Chemistry Group photo at 21 Club! Margaret M. Zicari 8.8. Marketing Management Class of 1989 - 235 Eat, Drink, and be Merry Right: Heeere's Hugh Below: Dave Verbraska - alias The Thinker Below right: Still standing after 15 kegs?! 236 - Senior Week For Next Week We Graduate Left: The Three Amigos Middle left: Karen and Ian - friends 'til the end Middle right: This isn't the Saga I remember! Bottom: Dr. Boswell and Diane enjoy elegant dining ln Serra Hall What do you remember about Senior Week? Was it the parties in the RAT, the Commons, and the TH's; the booze cruise; laying in the sun; the picnics; the retreat; the senior-faculty dinner; the 'ljacuzzis ; all the friends, fun and music until all hours - or was it all a blur because you had too much beer? Senlor Week - 237 238 - Seniors Top Left: Scott and Chrissy share a drink Top Right: Lisa, Glenn, and Val Middle Left: Wrestlemania '89 Middle Right: Bob shows us his pearly whites Right: The Bio majors relaxing Left: Kathy hanging out in TH 12 Middle Left: TH 7 Bottom Left: Alicia, Stacey, Jocelyn, and Christine Q vary; 3'? 1h ' Below: TH 3 E enjoying the festivities Far Below: John toasts to the beginning of senior week Seniors . 239 Baccalaureate Ceremony The graduates gathered for the awards ceremony to cele- brate their achievements and to share in the true meaning of Siena through the mass. Awards for excellence were given and honor society inductions announced. Many things weighed on the prospective graduate's minds during the en- tire time, including the heat, the evening's festivities at the Egg, and the very long awaited graduation. Above Flight: Rich Jojo receives the MtM award Right: In fond memory of PtJ. O'Donnell My name has to be in here somewhere 240 - Seniors Left: I told my parents to meet me Below: Joe Carroll shares in the Last Far Left: The present and future of outside the ARC Siena at Siena Supper xv L. wt ;; ta hwf. f. A bunch of happy graduates Theresa, Sharon, and Nick are glad it's finally over Seniors - 241 The Baccalaureate Dinner Below: Dena dancing with her Dad Far Below: Getting ready for Hawaii 5-0 Above: John and Julie sing to the Class of 1989 Slow dancing to the music at the Egg 242 - Seniors h Above Left: Julie dancing with her boyfriend Bottom Right: Everyone enjoying the slide show Bottom Left: Chris and her brother Above Right: Families mingling at the Egg Over 1300 people, composed of both family and friends, arrived at the Egg to help the graduates celebrate their great accomplishments. The evening commenced with a cocktail hour, dinner, and then hours of dancing. Some of the dances included the HSilly Set'i of Hawaii 5-0, 'The Chicken , ttThe Gator , and ttThe Unicorn'K One of the most enjoyable parts of the night was the slide show, which was set to music that conveyed the feelings that everyone shared. Seniors - 243 Commencement Right: Valedictorian Hugh Mullane is introduced by Dr. David Rice. Below: Simon Estes filled the ARC with song. NO one walked more proqu lhan Greg did today. The procession was a never-ending line of graduates 244 - Commencement May 21, 1989 The day was filled with sunshine, raindrops, and of course, teardrops as the graduates processed into the ARC for com- mencement. Throughout the ceremony, the corks from cham- pagne bottles and green and gold streamers sailed through the air. Family, friends, graduates, and faculty all celebrated the entrance of the graduates into the Hreal world'K Left: Salutatorians Robert Damiano and Kristina Sherwood inspired all with their speeches. Father Hugh Hines was our fellow graduate as he received an honorw ary degree They applauded for themselves as well as for their friends Commencement - 245 Congratulations and the Best of Luck to the Graduating Class of 1989!! The Siena Chapter of the National Association of Accountants The 1989-89 Cheerleading Squad Geft to rightt First Row: Heather Nixon, Suzanne Pause, Stephanie Sheldon, Ericka Leslie, Gretchen Zink Second Row: Nicole Sangemino, Meg Dominico, Courtney Carlson, Kathleen Schultze, Carmella Parente Third Row: Tim Miller, Craig Atzler, Phil Lipscomb Fourth Row: Chris Evans, Marty Dauer, Lou Isen- berg, Earl Hauf Congratulations to the Class of 1989 248 - Advertising CONGRATS AND GOOD LUCK, CLASS OF 1989 S. III IIIIIIIIEII sill JOBS! $12,000 to $50,000 !!l1ll 0 o 1 f L -206-736-7000 ext. 120C roan refundabley HAWAII ' BAHAMAS - CARIBBEAN IIIIIEKQIII IIIF-IIAHII IIIHiiIi IIIIIII IIIIK IIII IIIIIKIIr Lynne, Dearest Darcy, Congratulations and Best Wishes for a wonderful We want you to know that we are extremely proud of future. We love you. all your accomplishments and your splendid record in college. Here's to a wonderful future! Mom, Dad, Kim and Chris Love, Mom and Dad To Pamela and the HCagemates , Wishing you All our love and best wishes, Tom, for happiness, happiness and success in all that you do. success, and the fulfillment of your fondest dreams. Love, Val and AI Love, Mom and Dad Advertising . 249 M It's What You Want It To Be. The Varden Portrait is a timeless wmmcmorativc of your graduation. Your Vardcn portrait will speak with distinction. For over 50 years, the name Vardcn has meant the ultimate in portraiture. When you graduate, dorrt settle for less, llmnaljk-Wnlen 250 - Advertising COL EGE ALU MNl ASSOCIATION, INC. 1988-1989 Alumni Association Board of Directors John J. Cahill, Ill, Esq., '74, President John R. Johnson, '75, Vice-President Douglas H. Engels, '74, Treasurer Katharine Kavanaugh, '80, Secretary Daniel P. Berical, '70 James R. Campbell, '62 Barbara E. Carroll, '80 John A. Conoby, '60 Gerard A. Fennessey, '52 William A. Healy, 003, '52 M. Brian Hughes, '73 William J. Kirsch, '56 Mark D. Morrison, '81 Joseph M. Mosca, '50 John K. Mulvey, '65 Ralph J. Musella, '74 Robert E. Nolte. '48 Peter B. O'Connell. '65 Rev. Peter N. Pagones, '64 Mark S. Pelersi, qu., '72 Patricia A. Stout, '76 Paul F. Twardy, '70 9 Executive Secretary and Director of Alumni Relations WHY YOU SHOULD JOIN THE SIENA COLLEGE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION, INC. 9 SCHOLARSHIPS 9 RENEW OLD FRIENDSHIPS 9 ALUMNI 9 ADMISSIONS PROGRAM 9 9 ALUMNI AWARDS 9 REUNIONS 9 9 CAREER SERVICES 9 NEWLETTERS 9 INSURANCE 9 9 SEMINARS 9 TRIPS 9 CAREER COUNSELING 9 9 USE OF CAMPUS FACILITIES 9 SPECIAL ACTIVITIES 9 NATIONAL ALUMNI DIRECTORY 9 9 MEMBERSHIP DISCOUNTS 9 LOCAL CHAPTERS 9 CAREER NETWORK Advertising - 251 m Here's to the Dena, We are proud of you and all your accomplishments. Best Wishes and Congratulations, Love, Mom, Dad, and Zoe No problem, I've got everything under control! Good Luck Chris!!! 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Congratulations and Best Wishes. Emmet Finnerty Edith Galick, Love, Mom and Dad The best is yet to come! God Bless You! Love, Mom, Dad, and Rosalind Francis, Congratulations and Best Wishes. Rozanne I You've realized your dream. I'm so proud! Love, Mom and Dad 1 Love,Jan Dear NB Plane Inventor, . YOU DID lT!! Thanks for the Joy! Love Us Love. Mom and Dad Congratulations and Best Wishes, Mary Ellen Anthony De TUIIiO, Mom, Dad, Dan, and Maureen Well done. Congratulations. Mum, Dad. Raymond, Dominic, Gregory Congratulations and Best Wishes, Dennis Swanton Good Luck Andy! Love, Mom and Dad Mom, Dad, Mark '90, Barb '92 Congratulations and Best Wishes, Nancy Way to go, Jellybean! Love, Mom, Dad, Anne, and Barbara Love. Mom and Dad Kerry Czerepinski, Christin, Congratulations to our scholar! You've come a long way baby! Love, Mom, Dad, and Jill Love, Mom and Carol We couldn't be prouder, Kathy! 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Love, Dad and Marlo You did it, Bob Zych! Love, Mom and Tom Eileen Driscoll, God Bless You and Your Future! Love, Mom and Family We are very proud of you, Eileen M. Ryan. Love, Mom and Dad 254 - Advertising $ Congratulations and Best Wishes. William D. Huss Love, Mom and Dad Congratulations Mary Katherine, As your whimsye takes you. Congratulations, Marchelle lsyk. Your family is very proud of you! Brian Sanborn, The world is yours! Love, Mom, Kerry, Mike, 8 Danny The Way to go, KATHY SERKES UP UP - LOVING FAMILY Congratulations and Best Wishes, Debbie Archambeault Love, Dad and Mom Congratulations and Best Wishes, Tom Dillon Love, The Dillions Congratulations and Best Wishes, Michael Carbonaro Love, Mom and Dad Seniors! Meredith Neverett, HKnock them dead in Law School!! Best Wishes. Love, Mom. Dad, P.J., Deb, and All Congratulations Tom Simek, Best of luck. Mom, and Dad Congratulations and Best Wishes, Dave Verbraska Love. Mom and Dad Congratulations and Best Wishes Mike Love, Gram, Mom, Dee, and Michele Congratulations Loeb's You'll do just fine Dad, Kenny, Nancy Good Luck and Best Wishes Always, Tim Cuddy Love, Mom and Dad Congratulations and Best Wishes, Julie Adams Love, Dad and Ellen Totally Superlative Lieutenant, James F. Bellucci Love and Blessings, Mom, Dad, 8 AII M Advertising - 255 Congrats To Christina and Jim, We wish you the best of everything in life. We Love You, Mom and Pete Congratulations 'Butternuts , President of Veena-Venna. Captain of Greyhawks, Orange Modern Winner, There's No Stopping You Now! Paul, Jim, and Sam Congratulations Pete Genecco, We are very proud of you. May your future be filled with faith, friendship, love. and fulfillment. Love, Dad and Mom Marguerite McEnery, Love and pride go with these congratulations. May your future endeavors bring happiness and good fortune. Love, Michael and Eileen McEnery Krisse, I love you and I am very proud of you. Mom P.J. McCarthy, Congratulations on a job well done. My love and pride are immeasurable. God Bless You Always! Love You, Mom Oliver, We are very proud of you. You are the first in the family to earn a degree. Congratulations! Love, Papa, Mama, Phillip, and Tia Jean Marie Healy, Congratulations on a job well done. We wish you good luck and God's speed on your journey through life. Love Always. Mom, Dad, Doug, and Nan 256 - Advertising m Congratulations Laurie, We are very proud of you and what you have accomplished. A bright and exciting future awaits. Love, Mom and Dad Kaile Gifford, We are very proud of you! Love, Mom and Dad Congratulations and continued success, Chris Mallozzi and Tom Patricca. May your college graduation together be the start of a lifetime of happiness together. Love, Mom Congratulations George, You have made us very proud. Our best wishes to the Class of 1989. Rosalie and Charles Doikos Seniors! Congratulations, 2nd Lt. Claire E. Cuccio! The United States Army, t'Be All You Can Be Love, Mom and Dad Dear Frank, We are so proud of how very special you are and what you have achieved. We wish you all the love. joy, and happiness that you have given us. May the future hold your every wish. Congratulationsl! We Love You, Mom and Dad Congratulations and Best Wishes, Robert H. Steinmann! Love, Dad, Mom, Chris, and Vicki Jacqueline Quagliano, You are all we could ask for. God Bless You. Mommy and Daddy Advertising - 257 m Way to Go Congratulations and Best Wishes, Bridget and Class of 1989. Love, Mom, Dad, Liz, Mary-Theresa, and David Congratulations John, Much happiness and success in the future. We love you, Mom, Dad, Kristine, and Stephen Aurelia tMusm Osta, With a special prayer that God will shower His choicest blessings on you. We feel happy, proud, and blessed. Congratulations, Mom and Dad Congratulations and Best Wishes, Debbie Hall. We hope your future holds the best of everything for you. We Love You, Mom, Gary, Mike, and Chris Jonathan Steven Slocum, Good Luck and God Bless You! Love, Mom and Dad, Janine, Sue, Carol, Bob, Jim, Dan, and Scott Congratulations Mary Lou, All the best wishes and love, Mom, Grandma, Aunt Mary Lou, Maryliz, John, Luci, Charlie, Patty, Dan, Mary, Daniel Paul, Thomas, Cece, and Peter. Dearest Amy, Go enthusiastically in the direction of your dreams with our blessings and enduring love. Always your fans, Mom and Dad, Ian, Beth, and Jason Dearest Diane, Congratulations! May your future be as bright as your smile. You will always have our love. Love you, Mom, Dad, Terry, and Lynne 258 - Advertising h Class Peter Eisenberg, To be a star you must shine your own light, follow your own path, and don't worry about the darkness, for that is when stars shine the brightest! Love, Mom and Dad Congratulations Phil, It was a great four years. Continued success at Law School. Much love, Dad, Mom, John, Amy, Jeanne tPoopsiet, Nanny, Sweeneys and Iovienos. Terry, Thank you for making our dreams for you come true! You are a constant source of joy! Love, Mom and Dad Congratulations, Regina Teresa Hickey! Sherri MacFarland, Congratulations on your graduation! We wish you happiness and success in everything you do. Love, Mom, Dad, and Scott of 89! Congratulations Jason! Best of Luck and Lots of Love to the BEST Lieutenant the U.S. Army ever saw! Make the next four years good ones. Love, Mom and Dad, Jeff and Josh To Mark Bethel, The son we are very proud of for his excellent college accomplishments and for his role as ttour son Mom and Dad The best of everything to a very special daughter and sister. Love, Mom and Dad, Monica and Jonathan To the Class of 1989: t' . . . To those who love God all things work together for good . .. Romans 8:28 Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. lwanowicz Norwood, Massachusetts m Advertising - 259 W Herets To You!! Best of Luck for the Future. Scott Klima Dear Patty, Love, Mom and Dad Congratulations and all the best in your future endeavors. We wish you a lifetime of success and happiness. We love you. Best of luck for the Future, Tracy Decker Mom and Dad Love, Mom and Dad Good Luck Donna and the Class of 1989. We love you! Phll' May Godts Blessings be with you always. Mom, Dad, Steve, and Sue Mom, Dad, Paul, Claire, Frankie . , ' We are proud of you, Congratulations Nancy Ann Koemg. Jeffrey F. Caimano. Love, Mom, Dad, and Kim Love, Mom and Dad Congratulations Julie! w . Love, Mom, Dad, Christy, and Ed 6 are SO very p'OUd Of you With our love, Mom, Dad and Doug Congratulations Sharon Christine, with admiration and affection. Love, Mom and Dad Congratulations! Happiness 8t Success, Paula. Love, Mom, Dad, Teresa, and Laura Dear Margaret, Congratulations on your graduation. May God Bless You Always. Love, Mom and Dad You've gotten here Through your inner strength I'm so proud. Love, Mom With pride, love, and best wishes, Congratulations and Best Wishes, Melissa. John Garrant. Love, Mom and Dad. Mom, Dad, and Arthur 260 - Advertising m To The Class of 1989: Always Remember the Memories Built Here at Siena Congratulations and Best Wishes! - The Yearbook Staff of 1989: Bridget Redding Paula Ciccimarra Dena Counavelis Carol Calmbacher Julie Adams Gina Cahill Carolyn Brown Julie McDonald Suzanne Stanley Kathy Netter Eileen McAndrew Michele Skiba Pam Mateos Alicia Cooper Patty Rusch Lisa Reyer Lisa Scali Michele Hyla Advertising ' 261 m In Memorium to . . . Patrick James OtDonnelt I have slipped away into the next room. I am I, and you are you. Whatever we were to each other That we still are. Call me by my old familiar name, Speak to me in the easy way which you always used. Wear no forced air of solemnity or sorrow. Laugh as we always laughed at the little jokes we enjoyed together. Play, smile, think of me, pray for me. Let my name be the household word that it always was. Let it be spoken without the ghost of a shadow on it. Why should I be out of mind because I am out of sight. I am waiting for you, For an interval, Somewhere very near, Just around the corner. All is well. WM 262 - Memorials W Those who have gone before us The Lord will open to them the gates of paradise, and they will return to that homeland where there is no death, but only lasting joy. Give them eternal rest, 0 Lord, and let them share your glory. Darren Horaz O God, our Creator and Redeemer, by your power Christ conquered death and returned to you in glory. May all your people who have gone before us in faith share his victory and enjoy the vision of your glory forever, James Collins Where Christ lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, One God, for ever and ever. Amen. - Roman Missal Christopher Marchese lcenterl Memorials - 263 g , . nu, l4m:.IM 5' Top: Tooting our own horns Above1Hanging out in the quad after beating Stanford Top Center: Sitting pretty f 264 - Closing ? Bottom Center: Studying in the great outdoors Below: Happy as can be! Bottom: Getting a tan before the big game Closing - 265 Above: Time for a midnight snack Above Right: Enjoying the warm weather Right: Hanging out having fun m 266 Closmg E Top: Michelle and Jim have a neighborly chat This is the life Closing . 267 268 CIOSI Opp. Lett: This is my punk look Opp. Top Right: A break between classes Opp. Middle: Relax! Opp. Bottom: All for one and one for all! Top: Stacey got Ed by surprise Middle: This is the way to travel! Bottom: Patty. Lisa. Karen, Liz and Dena having a wild time at the formal CIosing - 269 $ Below: Finger licking good Far Below: It was a dark and stormy night . . Right: Yes! It's me - Phil! Middle: You've caught me off guard Far Right Top: Strolling down the quad Far Right Middle: Aren't we cute?! Far Right Bottom: We're A,O,K.! 270 - Closing Closing - 271 272 - Closing Take my hand friend Walk with me through our palace of memories A place once distantly founded upon shakey ground Made of glass susceptible to shattering Built upon the directionless ties of our lives Grasp my hand friend Gripping as tightly as when we first met Two faceless spirits one unknown to the other Filled with ideas and aspirations Needing a life as uncertain as one's own. Hold my hand friend Journey with me through the days overflowing With the joys of our friendship A time when our ground became solid And the glass of our lives made crystal. Squeeze my hand friend Come let us look into the windows of our palace Let us relive our time together Making a lasting memory of all who have inspired us And those we have touched. Let go of my hand friend Help me to shut the door of our palace Let me open the door to a new world A place where fresh memories are to be made A structure where uncertainty will once again enter our lives Touch my hand friend Look back with me at our crystal palace It will forever shine bright with our memories Press your face against the glass Feel the warm glow of the happiness we have shared. Although we have shut the door of this magnificent place We have not turned the key Forever shall we look through her windows Finding strength and peace in the memories which she harbors Embrace my hand friend - Don't ever let go - Carolyn Brown '91 Bridget Bedding Co-Editor in Chief Dena Counavelis Co-Editor in Chief Carolyn Brown Photography Editor Lisa Scali Senior Section Co-Editor Suzanne Stanley Senior Section Co-Editor Paula Ciccimarra Student Life Editor Carol Calmbacher Assistant Student Life Editor Regina Cahill Assistant Student Life Editor Julie McDonald Assistant Student Life Editor Kathy Netter Assistant Student Life Editor Michele Skiba Assistant Student Life Editor Eileen McAndrew Sports Editor Alicia Cooper Assistant Sports Editor Pam Mateos Academics Editor Lisa Beyer Underclassmen Editor Patty Rusch Advertising Editor Julie Adams Business Editor 1 11-111'.mai n1111I1-111!1 1 11'1'1M11'111'1Hl1 11111 11:11:11.1111111111'1111111 1 111111.111- 11111111111117 1.13;. 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