St Francis College - Franciscan Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 230 of the 1973 volume:

Brother Donald Sullivan, O.S.F. President of Saint Francis College 2 Table of Contents SFC Retrospect 4- 15 Graduating Seniors 17- 68 Senior Directory 69- 73 Activities 74-127 161-174 Sports 129-160 Frank’s Franks 175-208 Index 222 3 The time you got an “F” in some course, and it was all the teacher’s fault. ... You know ... he only came to class three times all semester give tests. ... Or ... the time you helped a friend for a math test and he got an “A” and you failed. Remember the student government that tried its dadblasted best ... but ... Remember how you were? ... Going home right after classes ... maybe staying once in awhile to sit around and talk or to play cards ... 6 And then there were the good times ... All that lethargy ... just made room for a whole lot of hope ... so when the college began accepting women you knew it had to be better ... Better for the women ... .. . better for the men. Remember when you were the only guy in Modern Dance II, or the only girl in Lifetime Sports .. . and then they went and segregated classes. .. . Remember how you thought it would be better to change your major from chemistry to physical education ... you thought to yourself, “Hey, This is better”. - i 9 Remember the school newspaper that came out four times a year ... It got better ... it came out four weeks in a row, then ran out of money ... Remember when you put your possessions in jeopardy by coming to school ... 10 ... and no one volume could ever express all experiences you had ... like the time went into an unlabeled bathroom, and turning into what you thought was a stall, you found instead a line of urinals ... and on your way out you bumped into the guy who sits next to you in Writing About Literature II ... Of course, you fought it every inch ... “responsible” never described you ... There was not a course you took where you studied for a test in advance ... you were the best “night before” studier on earth ... and you have a 2.19 index to prove it ... your faith in the “gentleman ‘C’ ” was never shaken and consequently your transcript looks like an exercise in finding the letter “C” on an IBM typewriter. ... but you’re making it or you’ve made it. No matter though .. . because SFC has got you or has had you ... and you’ve had SFC ... and it’ll never let you go and you’ll never let it go ... l? Even if you never return, how could you forget the teacher who was always ten minutes late because he could never find the classroom ... everytime you tell a story about these years whether you just finished them or you’re in the midst of them you’ll think about SFC. ... the courses they listed and cancelled during registration ... how about the time you were closed out of a course you needed for your major. Thomas McGwynn Assistant Registrar 13 ... and you felt like you were gambling with your life ... and the time it took you an hour and a half to get to the front of the registration line and they informed you that you were on the wrong one ... “the wrong one” you thought ... “they’re right, I’m on the wrong line in the wrong place.” ... and you recalled how you had thought about transferring after your freshman year ... but just now you find yourself registering ... this time for the last time . .. it’s only the beginning ... the commencement — as the cliche’ goes ... Yes ... it really is funny how you remember the bad things . .. The good and the bad. ... and the good things ... SFC had to be funny ... if the whole thing was serious ... it was also insanity and so go on ... read on ... friend ... you have a beautiful sense of humor ... 15 Mario J. Acunzo Accounting Michael J. Aheam Business Management ‘Amigo, Amigo, iQuetal?” Dominick A. Aliventi Business Management John J. Agnese Accounting Joseph G. Asmar English Professor John V. O’Leary Psychology “Okay!” William M. Aries Gerald A. Amato Business Management Joseph R. Assortato Accounting Emil G. Baccash, JR. Biology Gerard Barra Psychology Professor Donald P. Kennelly History “Another day another dollar.” Matthew T. Besheer Sociology Professor John M. Burke Chemistry “I didn't know there was a John Paul Getty in my class.” Daniel J. Blasucci Psychology Angela Bruno Sociology Frank L. Caporale Chemistry Maruo M- Cataletto Chemistry Elizabeth Cameron English Nicholas Campanella Psychology Mr. Charles Schaem Physical Education “Okay, who put the jello in the pool?” Natlentine Chrzanowski Physics Professor Sidney Hutar German “Im Grunde Ihres Herzens wissen Sie ja. dacs er recht haf.” “In your heart you know he’s right.” Let’s play footsy. Anthony J. Cutaia Chemistry Patrick J. Cummings Frances R. Curcio Gregory D. Curley Business Management Mathematics Psychology Beat it you’re cramming my style! Lee J. Cuti English Anthony F. D’Anna Economics Tom Cutrone Sociology Ignatius A. D’Anna Business Management Ralph V. Decarlo Philosophy William W. Defalco Biology Anthony K. Dennan Biology George Washington Political Science PasqualeC. Depalma Accounting Giro S. Drosa Accounting Phyllis E. Derasmo Sociology Ronald N. DiStasio History Margaret M. Dougherty Psychology Professor Arthur Kaplan Classical Languages Gabriel E. Edet Accounting Dennis J. Driscoll Accounting Kenneth A. Egan Economics George A. Erker Sociology Hah, Babe. Richard Faga Mathematics Rogelio Falcon Accounting Thomas J. Faugno Louis Fenza John M. Ferro Sociology Political Science Business Management 32 Professor Enildo Garcia Spanish “I give up. what is the word for it?” Dennis P. Finn Sociology Andrew A. Fitzpatrick Philosophy Barry C. Francko Business Management Robert N. Franco Sociology 'Wtt William P. Gennaro Business Management Joseph Govemdale Business Management Thomas Gottlieb Mr. Merrit Willing “Sure, it’s coffee. Dad! Roger E. Gorrin Psychology Kevin J. Harrington Neal Harton English Political Science Jerome F. Hoffman History Thomas V. Horsting Psychology Bro. Thomas Christian Hull, O.S.F. Psychology Bro. Cosmas Herlihy Education ‘You’re asking me?” Eric J. Ieradi Kampol Intarachot Albert T. Jaronczyk French Accounting Accounting 38 John Javaruski Mathematics Robert Jimenez Business Management Andrew M. Jordan Accounting Mr. David Ebner Sociology “Grobe junge Goyim” Akinboye Kayode Business Management Frank G. Krasevec Business Management Richard J. Kelly Business Management Edward Krygowski Mathematics Matthew J. Krsulich Chemistry Edward Lemmo Chemistry John Chung-Luen Lee Accounting Yvonne Lemer Accounting John J. Logie Economics Maureen T. Lenahan Psychology Salvatore Lombardi Psychology Carlo P. Longo Political Science Mari Ella Lo Presti French 42 Joseph B. Loschiavo Accounting Richard J. Love Business Management Nicholas J. Lupo Accounting Robert A. Lorenzo Social Studies Thomas J. McCaffrey English Brian J. McCarthy Robert S. McCauley English Kevin McCutchan Philosophy Brother Jarlath Murphy O.S.F. “The body is right there, officer.’' Patrick L. McMahon Economics Michael S. McGowan Business Management Gerard Mackey Accounting Stephen J. Maltese English Douglas J. Mathers Political Science Timothy J. Marco Mathematics 46 Joseph J. Maturi Social Studies James J. Muldoon Psychology Tim Engl James S. Moogan Political Science Professor John Clifford Dean of Student Affairs 48 One of “The! earn Joseph L. Nunziata English Louise M. O’Brien English Joseph Musser Psychology David G. Oats Political Science William O’Brien Sociology SFC Mascot in cognito. Thomas F. Oftring Accounting We’ve got to stop meeting like this. David W. O Halloran Accounting Barry L. Omstein Special Studies Frances E. O’Shea Mathematics Professor O’Hem Sociology Lawrence R. Paley Economics Brian J. Pickard Accounting Henry L. Puerta Psychology Arthur Raimo Gary E. Prin Business Management Julia C. Pinto Accounting Helena Roness Physical Education John Rowinski English Raymond P. Roden Spanish Winston L. Runcie Business Management 56 Louis J. Ruggio Accounting Steven O. Russo Chemistry “I don’t want to interrupt your train of thought but is he a friend of yours.” Stanley P. Ruszkowski Social Studies Albert Saldana Sociology 57 Joyce Samms Biology Louis T. Scipione Accounting George Schultz Psychology Frank E. Scott Accounting John P. Speakman Business Management William J. Sellers History John F. Seely Business Management Robert M. Sherwood Psychology Robert Sheedy Mathematics Mary Stevenson SDecial Studies Joseph F. Stevens Business Management Vito Tavema Biology Steven H. Tanenhaus Business Management John Tantillo Psychology 60 Dennis Me Dermott B.M.O.C. Albert Tesoriero Peter G.Teung Economics Actually we are just good friends. William T. Thornton Sociology John Vorvolakos Economics Donna Wade Physical Education Gary J. Vitta Chemistry Thomas J. Wasiak Business Management And I say anyone who hates kids and dogs can’t be all bad. Thomas J. Weingarten History Doesn't he sound like Plato? William T. Weber Chemistry 63 Donald Williams Business Management Glenn H. Wolfe Business Management Joseph E. Wozny Economics .. . Slowly she undressed him with her eyes. Leland K. Williams Economics Eileen M. Williams Special Studies Desmond E. Blaine Business Management Frank Demorcy Business Management Albert Bianco Business Management James N. Devins Business Management John Felix Psychology Charles J. Doherty Counselor, Guidance Center Vincent A. Kucick Virginia Miller Business Management Ada Jiminez Spanish John Bun-Leung Kan Business Management 66 Sister Mary Miguere Ortis Spanish Patrick LaFace Political Science James F. McKenna Mathematics Kenneth B. Oransky Business Management Martin Smock Bruno Rescigna Business Management Business Management Brother George Larkin O.S.F. Assistant Director of Admissions “Yes Mr. Quasi Motto I’m sure you’ll adjust easily to the environment of Saint Francis.” 68 John Russo Social Studies john joseph agnese — bba acounting — teacher training 863 east 48th street, brooklyn, n. . 11203 accounting society accounting tutor program alpha kappa psi dean's list new york state teachers’ association — secretary, treasurer jfk carnival society for the advancement of management economics society st. thomas moore law society michael john ahearn — bba business management 417 humboldt street, brooklyn, n.y. 11211 gerald alfred amato — bba business management 218 benedict avenue, staten island, n.y. softball intramurals varsity tennis deans list — 2 joseph gerard asmar — ba. english aas business admin. 418 95th street, brooklyn. n.y. 11209 st. thomas moore law society dean 's list —2.3,4 joseph rocco assortato — ba accounting 353 hoyt street, brooklyn, n.y. 112,31 basketball manager — 1,2 accounting laboratory teacher emit george baccash, jr. — bs biology 53 75th street, brooklyn, n.y. 11209 glee club —2,3,4 chi beta phi, alpha xi chapter — 3,4 science club — 1,2,3,4 franciscan folk festival of the treaty stone — 2.3, 4 dean's list — 1,2 matthew thomas besheer — ba social studies 361 79th street, brooklyn, n.y. 11209 desmonde e. blaine — bba business 358 st. johns pi. brooklyn, n.y. 11238 varsity soccer team (captain) 1234 all metropolitan award for soccer '69-70 track team 1,2,3,4, (co-captain 3) afro american club 1,2,3 s.a.m. society for advancement of management deans list award 2,3 diane elizabeth blanch — ba historyt 76 hopping ave, staten island, n.y. 10307 pi sigma sorority. 1,2,3,4, vice-president, 3. peace fellowship 1,2,3,4 sillion film review and seasonal dance team 2,3,4, checkers club orientation committee 1,2, group leader 2,3. angela bruno — ba sociology 177 sterling st. brooklyn. n.y. glee club 1,2,3,4, pi sigma sorority 2,3, foreign students association — president 3,4, troupers 3 sociology club dean’s list 2. nicholas joseph campanell — aba psychology 8854- b 16 st. brooklyn, n.y. 11214 psychology club psychology student assistant psychology student representative dean's list 2.3,4. mauro michael cataletto — bs chemistry 163057street brooklyn, n.y. 1120 1 science society 2,3.4, a.c.s. student affiliate 1,2,3,4, computer club 2 dean’s list 3.4. ralph carmine chervenak — bba accounting 38, west 106 st. brooklyn. n.y. 10025 troupers, baseball, rifle club, afro american club. gregory joseph cicero — bba accounting 275 westwood ave. staten island, n.y. 10314 dean’s list 1 business club jfk carnival finance committee sac representive 1 ak psi fraternity joseph thaddeus Colombo — bba management 40 monroe st. new york, n.y. 10002 frosh basketball kenneth d. cortese — bs biology-ed. 1662 grand st. bronx, n.y. 10453 rifle club republican club john p. cottone — ba economics 2116 west 6 st. brooklyn, n.y. 11223 charter member ofa.g. james michael cowan — bs management 357 west 22 st. new york, n.y. 10011 ice hockey team 1,2,3,4 (co-captain 3, 4) sigma gamma pi 1,2,3.4 (vice-pres. 2, pres. 3) business club 1,2 instrumental softball 1,2,3,4 dean ’$ list 2 Patrick cummings — bba business management 402 marine ave. brooklyn, n.y. 11209 gregory denis curly — ba psychology 645 metropolitan ave. staten island 10301 voice 1.2,3 (news editor 3) orientation 2,3,4 student senate 4 anthony joseph cutaia — bs chemistry 3289 ampere ave. bronx, n.y. 10465 science club education club alpha phi delta intramural 3,4 senate representative physics club dean’s list 2,3,4 jfk carnival 2,3,4 ignatius anthony d'anna — bba business managemnt 1917 west 10 st. brooklyn, n.y. 11223 deans list 2,3 kenneth davis — bs business management 791 manor rd. staten island, n.y. 10314 society for advancement of management st. thomas moore law society foreign students club rifle club afro american club william warren defalco — bs biology 364 argyle rd. brooklyn, n.y. 11218 young republican‘s club 3,4 international relations club 2,3 german club 1 69 ronald michael defrancesco — bs biolo- gy 22 lake st. brooklyn 11223 science society 1,2,3,4 swim team 3,4 young republican club 2 international relations club 2 german club I baseball intermurals 2.3,4 volleyball intermurals 3 deans list 2,3 pasquale carl depalma - bs accounting 96-10 plattwood ave. queens, n.y. 11417 alpha kappa psi 2.3.4 lab instructor 2,3,4 jfk carnival committee 2,3 (chairman-inventory 3) vita 2,3,4 accounting society 3.4 student senate — parliamentarian 4 intramurals 2,3,4 phyllis e. derasmo — ba sociology-urban studies 411 marlborough rd. brookhn, n.y. 11226 jamesh. devins — bba business management 1513 rosedale ave. new york, n.y. 10460 basketball intramurals bernordj. dillon jr bs accounting 580 montauk ave. brooklyn. n.v. 11208 alpha kappa psi 2,3,4 (secretary 3 vice pres. 4) glee club 2.3.4 jfk carnival 3,4 young republican club 2,3,4 orientation committee2 group leader 2 ronald nicholas distasio — ba history 385 evansave. queens, n.y. 11572 peace fellowship sac representive I secretary 2 vice president 3,4 dennisjohn driscoll — bba accounting 554 49 st. brooklyn, n.y. 11220 track team co-captain knights of colum bus gabriel e. edet — bba accounting 430 sterling pi. brooklyn, n.y. 112:18 soccer team foreign students association alpha kappa psi george alfred erker — ba secondary ed. — social studies 562 fairvieu- ave. queens, n.y. 11237 deans list freshman basketball intramurals 1,2,3,4 n.y.s.t.a. 1.2,3,4 german club 2.3,4 phi alpha theta bogelio fallon — bba accounting 42-45 77 st. queens, n.y. 11373 anthony gerard fanelli — ba accounting 66556 st. brooklyn, n.y. 11220 yearbook 3,4 silion film review seasonal dance troupe alpha kappa psi deans list 2.3.4 freshman orientation 2.3 peace fellowship treaty stone jfk carnival 2,3 Stephen thomas faughnan jr — ba economics 269 77 st. brooklyn. n.y. 11209 omicron delta epsilon 3,4 economic society 3,4 student senate 4 timothy john faughnan — bba business management 269 77 st. brooklyn, n.y. 11209 studen t body presiden t soph. jr. class representive jfk carnival committee student gov't dance committee intramurals basketball 2,3 soph -frosh h op co mm it tee thomas john faugno — ba sociology 78-40 79pi. long island, n.y. 11227 sociology club sac representative john a. felix — ba psychology 549 chestnut st. brooklyn, n.y. 11208 varsity soccer, track intramurals basketball, volleyball afro american club deans list undrew anthony fitzpatrick — ba philosophy 127 ryderrd. long island, n.y. 11030 glee club 1,2,3,4 soccer 1 football 2 troopers 2,3,4 robert nicholas franco — ba sociology 2351 east 73 st. brooklyn, n.y. 11234 intramurals 1,2,3,4 sociology club 3,4 deans list 2 joseph thomas freisen ba sociology 229 78 st. brooklyn, n.y. 11209 archon of pi alpha 4 pi alpha 2,3,4 varsity basketball 2,3 freshman basketball 1 jfk carnival I intramurals 1.2,3,4 william paul gennario — bs business management 91 amber st. staten island, n.y. 10306 rickert glasgou — bba accounting 943 east 220 st. bronx, n.y. 10469 accounting society afro american society foreign students association deans list roger elliott gorrin — ba psychology 344 clinton st. brooklyn. n.y. 11231 phi rho pi 1,2,3,4 (praetor 3,4; recording secretary 2,3) knights of columbus jfk carnival 1,2.3.4 orientation program 2,3.4 soph class secretary psychology club I deans list 1 thomas m. gottlieb ba english 767 east 35 st. brooklyn, n.y. 11210 phi rho pi 1,2.3.4 track 1,2 intramurals 1,2,3,4 joseph frank governale — bba business management 506 11 st. brooklyn, n.y. 11215 intramurals softball intramurals basketball roseann veronica guida — bs physical education 758 east 88st. brooklyn, n.y. 11236 deans list 2 pi sigma 1,2,3,4 (vice-pres. 1.2) course evalutation committee jfk carnival 1,2,3,4 girls varsity basketball 3,4 franc i scan 1.2 freshman oreintation 2,3,4 group leader 2,3,4 70 physical education club 3,-1 kevin joseph harrington ba english 195-16 station rd. queens, n.y. 11358 phi rho pi peace fellowship 2,3,4 scillion seasonal film review and dance team treaty stone yearbook Vincent john hetherington — bs biology 372 78 st. brooklyn, n.y. 11220 science society biology student assistant intramurals thomas vincent horsting — ba psychology 64-05 palmetto st. queens, n.y. 11227 Spanish club — president sigma delta pi psychology club group leader cleans list eric joseph ierardi — ba french 1937 west 6 st. brooklyn, n.y. 1122:1 voice 2 glee club 2,3,4 deans list 1,2,3,4 french club 1.2,3,4 psychic research association 3,4 religious activities committee 1,2 albert thomas jaronczyk — bba accounting 182 russell st. brooklyn, n.y. 11222 alpha kappa psi 2,3,4 (president) accounting society 3.4 jfk carnival 2,3,4 deans list 1,2,3,4 john joseph javaruski — bs mathematics 196 marvest ave. staten island 10310 math club 1,2,3,4 alpha phi delta 2,3,4 deans list 1,2,3,4 duns scotus honor society 3,4 kappa mu epsilon 2,3,4 student activities committee ada elba jimenez — ba Spanish teacher training 120-27218 st. queens, n.y. 11411 freshman class treasurer pi sigma deans list robert jomenez — bba business management 2201 amsterdam ave. newyork n y 11032 frank g. krasevec — bba business management 1830norman st. queens, n.y. 11227 troupers 1 history club 2 deans list 1,3,4 matthewjohn krsulich — bs chemistry 501 west 28st. newyork, n.y. 100001 varsity baseball 1.2,3,4 football club 1,2 science society 1,2,3,4 albs student affiliate 2,3,4 jfk carnival 1,2,3,4 intramurals 1,2,3,4 sfc laboratory assistant 2,3,4 vincent anthony kucich — bs biology-320 sackett st. brooklyn. n.y. 11231 deans list 1,2,3 intramurals 1,2,3 science society 2.3 (vice-pres.) library assistant girls basketball coach 2 al kwoczka — bba business management 71-50parsons blvd. queens, n.y. 11365 softball team edward anthony lemmo — bs chemistry 2001 mermaid ave. brooklyn, n.y. 11224 german club 1,2,3,4 (treasure 2,3) science club 2,3,4 phoenix editor 4 maureen therese lenahan — ba psychology 972 east 45 st. brooklyn, n.y. 11203 deans list 1,2,3,4 philosophy club 2,3,4 psychology club 2,3,4 society for the advancement of management 4 yvonnegloria lerner — ba accounting 64-11 99st queens, n.y. john james loggie — ba economics 524 68st brooklyn, n.y. 11220 economics society economics newsletter carlo piero longo — ba political science 37-16 68 st. queens, n.y. 11377 st. thomas moore law society-basketball intramurals volleyball intramurals announcer of varsity basketball games marietta lopresti — ba french 1638 east 24 st. brooklyn. n.y. 11229 phi kappa chi sorority 1,2 (historian I; social chairman 2) freshman orientation leader 2,3 jfk carnival committee 1,2,3 karate club 1 french club 3 deans list 1,2,3,4 robert anthony lorenzo — ba social studies — education 730 beverly rd. brooklyn. n.y. 11218 deans list 2,3,4 n.y.s.t.a. martha rhoda luckman — bba accounting teacher training 163-39 130 ave. queens, n.y. 11434 n.y.s.t.a. orientation committee sac representative nicholas joseph lupo — bs accounting 412 henry street brooklyn, n.y. 11202 business club 1 intramurals 3 deans list 1,2,3 accounting lab assistant thomas james me caffrey — ba english 1550 east 36 st. brooklyn, n.y. 11234 voice-news editor senior class representative student activity committee james francis me kenna — bs mathematics :)3-ll 167 st. queens, n.y. 11358 alpha phi delta 1,2,3,4 glee club 1,2,3,4 education association 1,2,3,4 duns scotus honor society 3,4 kappa mu epsilon 3,4 math club 1,2,3,4 student government 2,3 Patrick leonard me mahn — ba economics 559 74 st. brooklyn, n.y. 11209 deans list 1,2,3,4 omicron delta epsilon economics society 2,3,4 (sect.-tres. 4) knights of columbus brigh joseph me earthy — ba Spanish 21761 st. brooklyn, n.y. 11220 Spanish club 4 Spanish honor society 3,4 71 gerard frauds mackey — bs accounting 64561 st. brooklyn, n.y. 11220 gallic society 1 intramurals 2,6.4 Stephen joseph maltese — ba english 38 seeley st. brooklyn, n.y. 11218 soph, class vice-president alpha phi delta chess club 3 intramurals 2,3,4 jfk carnival committee 2,3 orientation committee2 gaetano paul manzi — bs biology 2021 eastSst. brooklyn, n.y. 11223 football team science society chi beta phi timothy James marco — bs mathematics 124-20sutlerave. queens, n.y. 11420 intramurals 1,2,3,4 deans list 1,2,3,4 jfk carnival 2,3,4 math club 1,2, sac rep. 3; president 4 kappa mu epsilon 2: treasurer 3; president 4. douglas jospeh mothers — ba political science 72-06 loubet st. queens, n.y. 11375 duns scotus honor society 3,4 phi alpha theta 3,4 deans list 1,2,3,4 st. thomas moore law society 1,2,3,4 voice 1,2,3,4 intramurals ire 1.2,3 joseph john maturi ba social studies teaching training 278ardome st. staten island, n.y. 10311 Virginia gayren miller — bs management 1615 kimbell st. bntoklyn, n.y. orientation committee group leader jfk carnival deans list student assistant james joseph muldoon — ba psychology 43868 st. brooklyn. n.y. 11220 science club 1 glee club 1,2,3 psychology club 1,2,3,4 tutoring 3 timothy james mulvey — ba english 1941 walton ave. bronx, n.y. 10453 alpha phi delta 1,2,3,4 sophomore class representative junior senior class secretary deans list 1,2.3,4 franciscan 4 voice 2 glee club Spanish club 2,3,4 james Christopher musanti — bba accounting 265 rice ave. staten island, n.y. 10314 deans list 1,2 joseph mussa — ba psychology 4017 ave d brooklyn, n.y. 11203 king 4 joseph leonard nunziata — ba english 2100 cropsey ave. brooklyn. n.y. 11214 alpha phi delta 2,3,4 (president 3,4) Spanish club 1.2,3,4 glee club 1 orientation group leader 1,2,3,4 jfk carnival 1,2,3 deans list 1,2.4 davidg. oats — ba political science 133-40 roosevelt ave. queens, n.y. 11354 ire 1,2 social action committee 1,2 voice 1,2 franciscan spirit award religious activity committee3,4 louise mary o’brien — ba english 61-35 80 st. newyork. n.y. 11379 troupers 1,2,3,4 frosh orientation 3 alpha psi omega 4 deans list 1,2,3,4 william o’brien — ba sociology 40-22 67st. queens, n.y. sociology club sr. eileen o 'donohue — ba special studies 225 east 45 st. new york. n.y. 10017 thomas francis oftring — bba accounting 88-51 75 ave. long island, n.y. alpha phi delta 2,3,4 (treasurer 3,4) st. thomas moore law society 2,3,4 accounting club 3,4 jfk carnival committee 2,3,4 intramurals 3,4 deans list 1,2 kenneth bruce Oransky — bba business management 80-24 wetherole st. queens, n.y. 11373 sr. mary miquel ortiz - ba Spanish convent of mercy 273 wiI lough by ave. brooklyn, n.y. 11205 Spanish club 3,4 deans list 2,3,4 laurence robert paley — ba economics 1890 ocean ave. brooklyn, n.y. 11230 omicron delta epsilon sac representative economics society joseph michael pardi — bs management 431-83 st. brooklyn, n.y. 11209 alpha kappa psi 2,3,4 (secretary 4) jfk carnival accounting society 4 intramurals 2,3,4 Julia c. pinto — bba accounting teacher training 120-23 97ave. queens, n.y. 11419 n.y.s.t.a. (president) orientation committee accounting tutor gary edu ard prin — bs business management 7021 72 st. queens n.y. 11227 deans list softball intramurals basketball intramurals arthur raimo — ba history 2518 church ave. brooklyn, n.y. 12226 deans list 2 intramurals 2,3,4 arthur robert recker — bs physics 79-44 26()st. queens, n.y. 1100-1 kappa mu epsilon deans list 1,2,3 bruno Charles rescigna — bba business management 5-3-43 66 st. queens, n.y. 11378 young republican club 1,2 ire 1.2 john anthony rizzo — ba english teacher training s.e.a.n.y. 1,2,3,4 social action 1 deans list 2 raymond paul roden — ba Spanish 2518 church ave. brooklyn, n.y. 11221 louis joseph ruggio — bba accounting 97-28 allendale st. queens, n.y. 11485 s.e.a.n.y. 1,2,8,1 (treasurer 8) social action committee 1,2 deans list 1,2,8.4 John anthony rowinski — ba english 1722palmetto st. queens, n.y. 11227 basketball 1,2,8,4 winston llewlyn runcie — bba management 1145 dean st. brooklyn, n.y. 11216 afro american society-foreign students association deans list steven o. russo -- bs chemistry-74 first pi. brooklyn, n.y. 11281 german club 1,2,3,4 (secretary 2,3) computer club 1.2 science club 1,2,8,4 math club 2,8,4 chi beta phi 8,4 stan peterpuszkowski — ba social studies 81-24 steinway st. long island city, n.y. 11108 freshman basketball varsity basketball 2 intramurals albert peter saldana — ba sociology 860 columbus ave. newyork, n.y. 10025 deans list 2,8 s.e.a.n.y. 1.2 sociology club 3,4 intramurals 1,2,3.4 joy olivia samms — bs biology-education 2 lloyd st. brooklyn. n.y. 11226 afro american club carmela a. scarpuntonio — bba accounting teacher training 95-26 123 st. queens, n.y. 11319 n.y.s.t.a. Christopherg. schaaff-- bba business management 295 clinton ave. brooklyn, n.y. 11205 georgec. schulz jr. — ba psychology-402 brill pi. queens, n.y. ire social action committee psychology club accounting 132880st. brooklyn, n.y. 11228 alpha kappa psi 2,3,4 ice hockey 1,2.3,4 deans list 2,3,4 jfk carnival 2,3.4 st. thvmas moore law society 3,4 business club 2,3 accounting club 4 intramurals william joseph sellers — ba history 77183 ave. brooklyn. n.y. 11209 robertn. sheedy — bs mathematics education 7311 I ave. brookly n, n.y. 11209 baseball 1,2,3,4 knights of columbus 1,2 volleyball intramurals soph-frosh hop committee 1,2 basketball intramurals seany 1,2,3.4 martin henry smoar — bs business management ass. degree computer science association of evening students deans list 3.4 joseph francis stevens — bs business management 1236 bay ridgepkwy brooklyn, n.y. 12228 st. thomas moore law society society for advancemen t of management michael david sullivan — bba business management ass. degree computer science 3706 clarendon rd. brooklyn, n.y. association of evening students 1.2.3, 4 deans list 2,3,4 rifle team 4 ipoolajoel taiu o — bba accounting 1371 eastern pkwy. brooklyn, n.y. 11233 steven hou ard tanenhaus bba management 170parkside ave. brooklyn. n.y. vito taverna — bs biology 60-7968 rd. queens, n.y. 11227 william thomas thornton — ba sociology-urban studies 70prospect park brooklyn, n.y. pi alpha 1,2,3.4. (social chairman 3: 73 recording secretary 4) intramurals 2.3 john vorvolakos — ba economics 14789 st. brooklyn. n.y. 11209 omicron delta epsilon 3,4 sigma gam me pi 2.3,4 deans list 3,4 economics society 2,3.4 swimming team 1,2 water polo team 1,2 thomas joseph u asiak - bba business management 932 st. brooklyn. n.y. 11211 thomas joseph weingarten ba history-319 ave. c brooklyn, n.y. deans list 2.3 leland k. williams — ba economis latin american society-student activities program evening students association glenn hou ard wolfe - bba business management 22-11 brookhaven ave. queens, n.y. football club joseph edu ard u oznyjr. — ba economics 87 71 st. brooklyn, n.y. 11209 student government (vice-pres. 4) soph, class representative dance committee 2.3.4 debating team 2.3 cord st. thomas moore law society 1.2,3,4 omicron delta epsilon french club who's who in american colleges duns scotus honor society 3,4 franciscan spirit award deans list 1,2,3,4 intramural basketball 3,4 louis thomas scipione — bba Troupers Depicted in the following sequence are scenes excerpted from the three productions presented by the Troupers this past year. The first production put on by the Troupers was Three-in-One, a collection of three one act plays, directed by club members. These three sketches encompassing tragedy and comedy displayed the club’s talent of dramatic versatility. Anne Cronin and Greg Gorman from Luigi Pirandello’s The License. 76 77 The Man Who Came To Dinner, a comedy directed by Professor Clifford, was the second Trouper production. Bob Borch and Brian McCaig (above); one of the play’s humorous conflicts. The last production presented in the Fall Semester, was Luigi Pirandello’s Right You Are ... If You Think You Are, also directed by Professor Clifford. Joseph Mingrone Professor Garcia introduces La Tuna de la Escuela de Ingenieria de Cami-nos de la Universidad de Madrid. They performed songs of the 15th century from various regions of Spain. The concert was held in Founders’ Hall, sponsored by the Spanish Club. It was the fifth consecutive year that choral groups from Spain have appeared at S.F.C. La Tuna toasts their hosts and celebrates later with Spanish delicacies and vino. Anna Marie Martinez exchanges culture with La Tuna. Mathematics Club • • Pi Alpha St. Thomas More Professor James J. Flynn 94 Treaty Stone Dominick Delsante “Tonto’s no friend of mine.” Charlie Eames at Fall Folk Fest. Debate Abortion That the Federal Government should provide comprehensive medical care for all United States citizens. St. Francis College Debate Team 72-73 The Debate team is involved in intercollegiate tournaments, traveling from Maine to Maryland and competing with all the major colleges on the East Coast. German Club German Club Officers (R-L): Prof. Sidney Rutar, moderator; Bill Besterman, Marty Metzger. Roseann Costanzo, Joe Weber, and Warren Michaelsen. Two of the prettier members practice their German. 101 Student Government Our illustrious President Tim Faughnin and his faithful sidekick Joe Woz ny III. 102 “I suppose you’re all wondering why I called you together like this tonight ...” Sen. Curley being important. “That’s Doctor Clifford to you! 103 Tony D’Anna John Javaruski Joe Weber Doreen Casey Richard Faga Cathy Cusimano Franciscan Dee Lucarelli, Assistant Editor. Tony Fanelli, Artist. Suzie Blanch, Graphic Editor. 106 Jerry Mammolito, Sports Editor. Ronald Ranee, Photographer Myra, Typist extraordinaire Bi„ Besterman, Photographer. 108 Richie Peters, Cover Inspiration Dom Delsante, Layout Editor Joe Weber, Photographer 109 Would you buy a used car from this man? Gimme eat, give everybody eat. The Voice LEFT TO RIGHT: Denise Mancari, Layout Editor; Arthur Raimo, Sports Editor; Thomas McCaffrey, Associate Editor; George Russell, Editor-in-Chief; Robert Clark, News Editor; Mary McKenna, Managing Editor; Andrew J. Quinn, Business Manager out managing. HO I am invincible. I am woman Freshman Staff Writer and Senator Extraordiniare. Ed Ryan. staf ECONOMICS SOCIETY Under the leadership of President Larry Paley and the guidance of the moderator. Prof. O’Connell, the Economics Society has become one of the more active clubs on campus. The society began the year assisting graduating seniors in their aspirations to graduate school and employment. This year the Economics Society has also established a memorial scholarship fund in the name of a former member, Gerry Doyle. 114 PSYCHIC RESEARCH ASSOCIATION The purpose of the Association is to explore the various areas of the field of para-psychology, extra-sensory perception, or the sixth sense. This includes areas of human behavior and experience which we classify as telepathy, precognition. telekinesis, etc. The Association carries out it’s goals with the help of both faculty and students through research, experimentation and demonstration. The Association holds regular meetings and is in the process of developing a library on this field which Sigmund Freud once remarked upon by saying, “If I had my life to live over again, I would devote my energies to the study of Parapsychology.’' William Weber, Joseph Spence, Steven Russo, Charles Garbarino, Ronald Ranee, Professor James Corrigan, Emil Bac-cash, and Gaetano Manzi. 116 International Relations Club Under the leadership of Charles Kolarik, The I.R.C. focuses on the political, economic, and cultural history of man. The I.R.C. also makes available to the student body political information during election time. 117 PSI ALPHA THETA Prof. Flynn, Prof. Casey, Mr. Konop, Prof. Palisi and the members of PSI ALPHA THETA, the National History Honor Fraternity. % 118 ALPHA PSI OMEGA Dramatics Honor Society Vincent Bono, Lighting Director Louise O'Brien, President Anne Cronin, Vice-President Mike Yeong (Fr.), Bill Manza (R.) Drew Fitzpatrick 120 UP TOP: Denise, Jeanne, Janet, Rosalie. MIDRIFF: Fulvia, Marie, Donna, Doreen, Susie, Elizabeth. BELOW THE BELT: Margie, Mary, Maryanne, Joanne, Cathy. 121 ALPHA KAPPA PSI 122 National Professional Fraternity in Business TOP. Franklin Joseph. John Lyons. Tony Sarasino, Pat McCahill, Bernard J. Dillon, Jr., Sal Barbuzza. Albert Jaron-czyk. MIDDLE. John Agnese. Louis Scipione. Pasqualc Depalma, Giro DeRosa. BOTTOM. Steven Orlando. Michael Carvalito. John Barry. Phi Rho Phi 124 All right! Who made the salad? . Ik the phone booth Smile when you call me that! No Smoking In This LEffi?E Vsf Laty Area ALPHA PHI DELTA Recognizing it’s dual role as a part of a national fraternity and as an integral part of the St. Francis Community, Beta Sigma chapter of the Alpha Phi Delta fraternity is a constant working force in both spheres. Under the leadership of Joe Nunziata, succeeded as president in January by Bill Randazzo, the chapter continues fostering it’s ideals of scholastic achievement and the promotion of Italian culture by continuing the library exhibit. This past October, Beta Sigma held it’s annual Cancer Drive at the college. In Beta Sigma chapter, there are five brothers who are members of the Dun Scotus Honor Society. Three senior class officers and one of the executive members of Student Government are members of Beta Sigma. Many of the brothers participate in the various clubs, functions at the college, and teams. Nine were awarded Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities. On March 25. 1972, Beta Sigma chapter celebrated it’s tenth anniversary at a dinner in Flushing. Queens. Beta Sigma chapter is also an active participant in the national affairs of the fraternity. Alpha Phi Delta has helped Saint Francis to grow and will continue to do so in the future. Amid all the bowls, games and tournaments that permeate any particular year in the sports world, we must remind ourselves that there is more to life; more to think about; and more to look forward to than Super Bowl or the World Series. I suppose that the jock mentality is a tough one to shake but it isn't impossible. There must be something wrong with spending 18 (not including pre-season) Sundays in a row, in front of a television set, watching grown men pound each other on the head. If they did it on the street they'd be arrested. It is important to remember that sports and games are only a part of our lives. It seems to me that the older we become the smaller the part that these games play should become. As we grow older other responsibilities force us to give up many of our athletic endeavors. If football games begin to take precedence over family, friends, jobs or studies, we should look at ourselves and ask about our priorities. What is important to me? A lot of people say that sports are a means ol escape. That’s true, but in too many instances we escape to the sports world and forget to come back. Things will always go well if we don't venture past the last few pages of the Daily Seus. All we would have to worry about would be whether or not a particular player's tom ligaments had healed well enough for him to play at peak efficiency. If our team doesn't make out too well, there is always next year. It may sound far fetched but I'd bet that for many people it is truer than they'd like to admit. I'm not saying that sports and games should not be part of our lives. I am only questioning the size and importance of that part. I enjoy participating in and watching various sports, but I try to remember that when you come right down to it they are just not the most important things. Chronicled here on the following pages are some of those fleeting moments in a single year of sports at St. Francis College, frozen for all time the youth and spirit that only comes once in our lives. Play ball!! — Arthur Raimo, Sports Editor THE VOICE 129 Ice Hockey Though the St. Francis Icemen did not draw the crowds that some of the other teams managed during the season they were not the less undaunted. They did not turn in their best season this year. The President of our club hockey team, Nicholas D’Onghia summarized this years team as young and largely inexperienced, but good team players eager to learn. Though the team did not win as many games as expected, coupled with the loss of a number of veteran seniors, the outlook for the team is good. This has been a year of building for the team, but with the team spirit, energy and desire exhibited by the newcomers for the organization, it is a sure bet to find St. Francis at the top of the league next year. 130 Lou Scipione Jimmy Cowan applies the pressure. 131 Boom, Boom” Bob Sparno breaks away. Phil Nuzzo tries one on for size. 132 TOP ROW; Coach Charles Schaem, Bill McCartney, Ed Surke, Brian Campbell, Brian Kellar, Tom Pellinger, Ken German. MIDDLE ROW; Henry Pferr, Peter Alfieri, Kevin Callaghan, John Brandsfeild, Joe DeRose. BOTTOM ROW; Mike Cordes, Ron Ranee, Ziggi Chadasiewicz. Out practicing is Clint Ebanks. Swimming 134 Coach Schaem waiting for the 9:10 out of Jamaica. V Gee, I can see myself. I’ll show you mine, if you show me yours. Up, up, and away! Water Polo, Water Polo, Water Polo, Water Polo, Water Polo, Water Polo, Water Polo, Water Polo, Water Polo, Water Polo, Water Polo, Water Polo, Water Polo, Water Polo, Water Polo, Water Polo, Water Polo, Water Polo, Water Polo, Water Polo, Water Polo, Water Polo, Water Polo, Water Polo, Water Polo, Water Polo, Water Polo, Water Polo, Water Polo, Water Polo, Water Polo, Water Polo, Water Polo, Water Polo, Water Polo, Water Polo, Water Polo, Water Polo, Water Polo, Water Polo, Water Polo, Water Polo, Water Polo, Water Polo, Water Polo, Water Polo, Water Polo, Water Polo, Water Polo, Water Polo, Water Polo, Water Polo, Water Polo, Water Polo, Water Polo, Water Polo, Water Polo, Water Polo, Water Polo, Water Polo, Water Polo, Water Polo, Water Polo, Water Polo, Water Polo, Water Polo, Water Polo, Water Polo, Water Polo, • Mark Spitz, so can I. 139 I There’s gotta be an exit around here somewhere. Clint Ebanks, out of uniform. Tom Pellinger and Hank Pferr ham it up for the camera. 140 Come back here, you cad. You sure you kids play water polo. You never know what you’ll find on the bottom of the pool. 141 There must be an easier way to move the ball. Coach T. and the Racketeers. T Team n n 1 s Charlie Garbarino takes timeout. 142 i 144 Baseball Take me out to the ballgame Take me out to the crowd Buy me some peanuts and crackerjacks I don’t care If we ever come back. 145 Three Strikes You’re Out! Ron Jones shoots and scores as two opponents from Face College look on. Ron is S. F. C.’s six foot, 175 lb. guard and quick as a whip, well balanced and quite a versatile player. Basketball 149 Dennis McDermott against Fairfield. Jack McCue terrorizes opposi tion with textbook shooting. The lineup. 150 ROWINSKI 56 ........' ■ 7 TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Joe Braganza, Coach Tramontozzi, Carl Francis, Sal Laura, Frank Gabriele, Brian Pick-and, Charles Mason, Frank Lauletta. KNELLING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Fillippo La Spisa, Lionel Rayan, John Felix, Vincent Turzo, Bob Johnson, Thompson, Frank Valenti. Out practicing someplace: T. Fana, Luigi Cannone. “Where did you buy the elevator Pumas?” 158 C — Who’sa ball D - My ball A B — Their ball — Our ball PSYCHOLOGY CLUB The Psychology Club, since it’s founding in 1966, has proven to be one of the most active organizations on campus. The club performs an added service for the students in it’s operation of a bookstore, selling Psychology texts to the students here at the college. 161 SCIENCE 162 Sister Mary Virginia Cotter, C.N.D., Professor of Biology SOCIETY 163 SIGMA GAMMA PI 164 RIFLE CLUB The Rifle Club is made up of two divisions, the club and the team. The team is a member of the Metropolitan Rifle League and is coached by George Seubert. Mr. Seubert is an evening student at St. Francis and will be graduating this year. The president of the club is Max El-ghandour, an Accounting major in his junior year. 166 Coach George Scubcrt gives advice to a member of the team. 167 PHILOSOPHY CLUB ACCOUNTING CLUB Moderator: Prof. Charles Savage President: Nick Lupo Vice President: Pat McCahill Secretary: Joe Assortato Treasurer: Frunklin Joseph 169 CHESS CLUB The St. Francis Chess Club operates under the guidance of it’s moderator. Dr. Arthur Hughes of the History Department. The activity is designed to increase the capabilities of the students in this international game. The next Bobby Fischer may be from S.F.C.. Miililll 170 OMICRON DELTA EPSILON Omicron Delta Epsilon is the International Honor Fraternity in Economics. The ETA Chapter of New York was established at St. Francis College in 1958, thus making it one of the oldest chapters in the Society. It’s aim is to foster interest in Economics and to honor superior academic achievement in Economics. The S.F.C. chapter sponsors informal seminars on current topics with notable and interesting guest speakers. KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS St. Francis of Assisi Council 6041, is the title of the Knights of Columbus Council on campus here at the college. This group is dedicated to the promotion of it’s aims: charity, unity, fraternity and patriotism. The council is very active not only among it’s present on campus members, but also among many of the alumni of St. Francis. Evidence of this is seen in the fact that the present Grand Knight of the council is Bob Smith, a recent graduate of the college. 17 2 KAPPA MU EPSILON fflatlif matuB lionor ori tg Sntn 9bom She� r Presents dome. Crerting... XttPttl $P that the National Cotmrll of tappa Bln Epsilon la the further oner tA thr parpoara ot thr Borlrtit haa heretofore autfaorUeh and hire rtrii thr rataMiabairnt of a ehoptrr at £t. ra tcrs (Scllcge i$r o o k , cm k to hr kuomn acth atgleb aa CU iMorkiBlTeta Chapter of aalb Bortrtit a oh eatb Chapter la neat eh ®ttb all thr rlrtbta. benefits. anl obligations thereunto pertaining aa ronfriTril auh Imposed bit the ConatttnJum aith Uglova of the orlrtg anh rnartmenta of Menu til eon-prnttona. tarw leav emtn � f «W «4th l� 8 la tobrr A. 1.19€d 173 STUDENT EDUCATION ASSOCIATION 174 175 181 LOOK AT THE PAIR ON ... DEPT. “Hey, look at the pair on this one!” “Sigh. “Get a load of that pair over there!” “Wow! Did you see the pair on that?” Student Trip to Greenland only 198 dollars. Proceeds go to deficit! Make a wish Voice says “what do you mean you want to make a personal rebuttal?” View From Promenade i The views from upper stories yields breathtaking shots of World Trade Center and Statue of Liberty. Our college is situated in an area abounding in local history. 3! a Dimes Savings Bank, 1859. Court street, S.W. corner Remsen, facing Borough Hall. S.F.C. as the Brooklyn Union Gas Company. The facade has won many architectural awards. It has remained virtually untouched. vwmmw “All the fun must end eventually; sigh back to the books.” 192 ▼—J 198 To Sleep, Perchance to Dream Arthur Konop Archivist Ed “Scoop” Quigley Director of Public Information Bro. Robert Schaefer, O.S.F. Registrar 200 201 205 to have V.D. • O rr« x« • omt f fO. a;« « «a� • •W ' « • ' '•• MMMVt N H H O N � «r iy� ■ • VD BLUES Watch it on your local Public Television Channel. Monday. October 9. 1972. 8 nm’ -CD •� . .u • 206 1? THIS IS YOUR PROUDEST HOUR ........Culminating a period in your life you will always want to remember. As your official photographer, we feel elated to have been able to document this cherished era with photographs pulsating the very life you lived - the very thoughts you spread • the very feeling you so warmly and sincerely shared. This reality though captured in a split second will be an everlasting record for posterity. The future holds many events for you that you will want to remember - Please feel free to call upon us for all of your photographic needs. FOREMOST SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHERS IN THE EAST With Prayerful Best Wishes To The Brothers And Students of St. Francis College From J. BARANELLO SONS Builders General Contractors 95-16 101st Street Ozone Park 16, N.Y. Tel. Hickory 1-2400 211 Loans for Learning If you need a low-cost student loan for college, trade or nursing school, preparatory school or graduate studies, see the Lincoln first. PLAN A: if you have been accepted for enrollment in a degree granting, accredited school, then regardless of income. Lincoln can provide up to $7.500 00 for your education-up to $1,500 00 a year for full time students and $750 00 a year for part time students. Larger amounts may be available for students attending graduate schools. Loans are also available for students attending vocational schools Under the New York Higher Education Assistance Corporation program no principal payments are required until after studies are completed or the student withdraws from school. Then, depending on the amount borrowed, you may have up to ten years to repay. PLAN B: For families with net taxable incomes over $15,000. Lincoln will lend up to $20,000 with up to seven years to repay. On loans of as much as $5,000 for a single school year. Life Insurance is provided free. Lincoln your future. m m The ■ Lincoln MANHATTAN BROOKLYN Main Office Bay Ridge Brighton Beach Flatbush: Williamsburg: Marlboro: NASSAU QUEENS Savings Bank Madison Avenue at 70th Street 1C021 Broadway ar.d Boerum Street 11206 Filth Avenue and 75th Street 11209 Brighton 8each and Coney Island Avenues 11235 Church and Nostrand Avenues 11226 12 Graham Avenue near Broadway 11206 Avenue X and West 2nd Streot 11223 So. Oyster Bay and Woodbury Rds . Plainview 11803 46-13 Greenpoint Ave.. Sunnyside 11104 Member Fedora! Deposit Insurance Corporation 212 SUPERIOR INVESTIGATIONS VO you HAVE A PROBLEM ? G CLAIMS SERVICE. INC. 32 COURT STREET Duooklvn. N. Y. I 1201 (212) TR 3-1003 VuAing the couasz ofi tlle daily business day, how many pAoblems do you encountc i? rA.oble.m4, no matteA how small they aAZ, aAZ time consuming, annoying and seem to upset an zntinz schedule. BRUCE ROMANOFF Hzx.t timz you zncountZA a pAoblem, whatzvzA it may bz, AemembeA SUPERIOR specializes in ElectAonics (buAglaA and ultAa sonic alaAms, closed ciAcuit television, telephonic intzAfizAzncz, ztc.); SecuAity [plainclothes, undeAcoveA, aAmzd, unaAmzd, uni OAmzd, etc.); Paz-Employment Investigations 6 PolygAaph Testing; CAzdit Check Investigations; MatAimonial Investigations; SuAvzillancz S PhotogAaphy. SUPERIOR also specializes in the detection oh Industaial 6 CommzAcial Espionage and Pil ZAage (dishonest employees). RemembeA, the numbeA to call, wheneveA you have a pAoblem, is 2 1 2 2 7 5 16 0 5 Phone: 875-6964 H.M. HILLMAN BRASS COPPER, INC. Over Half A Century 2345 Maryland Road, Willow Grove, Penna. 188 Flatbush Ave. Extension Brooklyn, N.Y. We Deliver 855-4040 Imported Wines Our Specialty HEIGHTS WINES LIQUOR STORE, INC. Visit Our Unique Chilled Wine Room 121 Montague Street Brooklyn, N.Y. 11201 PEACE The Junior Class JAVI GRAPHICS, INC. Formerly Nabal Press, Inc • Duke Press • C.G. Palestine 360 Furman St. Bklyn, N.Y. 852-9000 H.R. ELLIOT CO., INC. Offset And Letterpress Printers (212) 226-4902 129 Lafayette Street New York, N.Y. 10013 MILLO PRINTING CO., INC. 216 West 18th St. New York, N.Y. 10011 3rd Floor College Newspapers Magazines Headlines Reproproofs INSTANT PRINTING NEWSPAPERS FOR SCHOOLS WHILE YOU-WAIT AND ORGANIZATIONS We can also Print directly on your letterhead. Your Waiting Days Are Over A Swift Copy Center is here to save you money with New Ideas CASH AND CARRY PRICE LIST Your copy printed in black ink on 20 lb. white or colored bond WE DO BUSINESS CARDS - RUBBER STAMPS RESUMES - ENVELOPES - LETTERHEADS LETTER - NEWSLETTERS - BILLHEADS FLYERS - PRICE LISTS - OFFICE FORMS POLITICAL WORK - BOOKLETS BULLETINS - CHURCH BULLETINS CHANCE BOOKS - TICKETS MENUS - JOURNALS ARTWORK - LAYOUTS TYPESETTING IS AVAILABLE CAMERA AND PLATEMAKING LOWER PRICES ON LARGER QUANTITIES UNIQUE PRINTING COPY CENTER Offset Printing 161-Remsen St. BROOKLYN N.Y. 11201 858-9722 WE ARE OPEN MON. TO FRIDAY 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. SAT. 9 00 A.M.—2:00 P.M. DISCOUNT PRICES ON WEDDING INVITATIONS ANNOUNCEMENTS AND BAR MITZVAHS WE ALSO DO XEROX COPIES 7c EACH FREE PICK UP AND DELIVERY TO THE CLASS OF 1973 Compliments of: AUTOMATIQUE, INC. St. Francis Cafeteria Food Service Directors THE PENNY BRIDGE BOOK SHOP Fiction 156Montague St. Hard Cover Non-Fiction Paperbacks 624-0244 Complete Line Of Dover Books Monarch Notes — Schaum Open Evenings Best Wishes To The Graduating Class of ’73 From SCHOLASTICA First Of Many Years Of Service OFFICIAL SCHOOL RING John Faria 14 Washington Place New York, N.Y. 216 THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF SAINT FRANCIS COLLEGE Welcomes The Class Of 1973 Into Our 85 Year Young Organization Michael K. Jewell '62 President Conrad W. Reitz '65 Vice-President Members of the Board 1972-1974 Members of the Board 1971-1973 George C. Bergleitner, Jr. ’59 Gerald A. Curtin ’58 Sister Ann Fitzpatrick ’60 Joseph P. Frey ’51 Joseph M. Harte ’62 James M. Murray ’62 Thomas P. Orr, Jr. ’38 Thomas E. Powers. Jr. ’57 Carl J. Sardegna ’59 Charles L. Schaem ’40 Daniel A. Walsh, Jr. ’55 Frank J. Barkocy ’66 Joseph A. Campanaro ’68 James J. Castro ’71 Martin G. Donohue ’53 Kenneth J. Duggan ’65 Robert A. Ficarra ’65 George H. Mack ’41 John H. Peters ’65 John F. Roache, Jr. ’56 Tiberius H. Schuldner ’66 Richard D. Young ’66 DIRECTOR OF ALUMNI RELATIONS Brother Jarlath Murphy, O.S.F. 217 Compliments of: MacCLEAN’S SERVICE CO., INC. HENRY SILBERT, PRESIDENT Italian Kitchen RANA RESTAURANT Pizza Sandwiches Hot Plates Lunches To Go Beer — Soda Desserts See Angelo For Catering — TR 5-0088 159 Remsen St. (Across From St. Francis) Brooklyn Open Evenings With All Sporting Events AMERICAN STAGE LIGHTING 1331 c NORTH AVE NEW ROCHELLE, N.Y. 10304 Compliments of Mini-Max PI SIGMA To Our Graduating Sisters: Margie Dougherty Donna Wade Diane Blanche Robbie Guida Agnes Golding Congratulations From The Sisters Of Pi Sigma Sorority Best Wishes PAX BOOK EXCHANGE 74 Myrtle Ave TR5-1491 (St. Francis Official Bookstore) Sincere Thanks To ALPHA EPSILON TAU For Their Spiritual Guidance Walter T. G. Aseop Spiritual Kazooza TODAY’S ARMY Career Choice For The Undecided Courses In Continuing Ed. At 75% Tuition Paid U.S. ARMY RECRUITING STATION 527 OCEAN AVE. BROOKLYN, N.Y. 11226 212-856-7600 TODAY’S ARMY WANTS TO JOIN YOU! In appreciation for their efforts in raising funds for THE FRANCISCAN on December 8, 1972 TREATY STONE FOLK FESTIVAL Dominick Delesante President 220 THE FRANCISCAN THANKS ALL OUR ADVERTISERS FOR THEIR PATRONAGE 2?1 Accounting Club Advertisements Alpha Kappa Psi Alpha Phi Delta Alpha Psi Omega Baseball Basketball Candids Cheerleaders Club Beta Phi Economics Franciscan t INDEX 126 Pi Sigma lfe Psychology Club 145 Psychic Research Assoc. 149 Rifle Club 175 Science Society 156 Sigma Gamma Pi •mor Director Society Association 130 • Student .Government 117 Swimming Team lupers St. Francis Remsen Street Brooklyn. N Y. -11201 College Office of the President June 9, 1973 Deal' Graduate: I wish to congratulate this year's Franciscan for its choice of theme and at the same time express my gratitude for being permitted use of this page to share the following thoughts. I recall that the members of the class of 1973 and I began as freshmen in 1969. Together we have experienced four years which the Yearbook Committee suitably describes as The Good and The Bad . Certainly we have seen many examples of both; we have witnessed problems, solutions, many triumphs, as well as world-wide sadness over a number of catastrophes. One might even lose hope. Yet, as graduation approaches, I remain confident. While aware that certain occupational and economic indices are discouraging, I have great trust that the 1973 graduates are equal to the challenges of the 70's and are in fact, prepared for them. I am also confident that Almighty God will continue to care for St. Francis College and her 1973 graduates as well as all her graduates and undergraduates. Of this I am sure. As President of the College, authorized to speak for all the divisions of our academic family, I offer to every 1973 graduate heartfelt congratulations. Su (Br6.) Donald Sullivan, O.S.F. President 223 - ■1