St Francis College - Franciscan Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1982 volume:

ST. FRANCIS COLLEGE 180 REMSEN STREET BROOKLYN, N.Y. 11201 H (M CO CD [ CONTENTS Section .Administration . Faculty .Seniors .Sports .Organizations .Activities .Advertisements 2 Bridges are both beautiful and magnificent sights. Their archi¬ tectural form allows for varying degrees of grace and of style. But bridges, as much as they have become works of art, are first and foremost purposeful instruments. Bridges help us to reach desti¬ nation that would otherwide be difficult or impossible. Although we picture bridges to have certain forms, shapes, or characteris¬ tics we must not overlook the symbolic significance they can provide. Here at S.F.C. the education one strives for will be the personal bridge one builds in order to achieve their goals and future. It is also this bridge what will help cross those obstacles that all of us have to meet. It is this reason, besides the beauty and strength somewhat traditional in scope, that the 1982 Franciscan has chosen the bridge as its symbolic theme. Hopefully the years spent and the people met here at Saint Francis will give each of our own bridges the sturdy foundations it needs. We, the Franciscan staff, want you to enjoy this year’s book and hope that someday it will serve as a bridge to the time spent here in college. Good Luck and Enjoy. Franciscan 1982 5 6 ADMINISTRATION Br. Donald Sullivan O.S.F.; President Dr. James Adams; Dean Student Affairs Dr. John K. Hawes; Academic Dean 8 Ann Amore; V.P. Coll. Relations Pat Lonergan; Dir. Pub. Rel. Theresa Palmotti; Secretary Br. George Larkin O.S.F.; Dir. of Admissions Doris Silberstein; Assoc. Academic Dean Br. Robert Schaeffer O.S.F.; Dir. Registrar 9 Angie Lupia; Secretary Student Affairs Dean Christine Pigott; Presidents Office Anne Tritini; Adm. Asst, to President Robert McCarron; Adm. Asst, to Academic Dean - 10 Lillian Sims; Secretary Christopher Palmieri; Chief Accountant Margaret Ryan; Secretary Mary Lederman; Chief Financial Officer Brother Jeremy Sztabnik; Asst. Director Student Accounts 11 Linda McComb; Senior Clerk Maureen Murphy; Secretary Sera Scalfaro; Counselor Laura Thomas; Counselor Sharon Furlong; Secretary 12 Phyllis Bria; Secretary Angela Russello; Secretary Chrystyna Bihun Br. J. Hoffschmidt O.S.F.; Dir. Counseling Dr. Mary McKenna; Counselor Mr. Peter Hayes; Counselor Ann Farrell; Secretary William Hannah; Communications Jerome Williams; Asst. Director Physical Plant Eileen Gambardella; Secretary Ralph Iovino; Director Physical Plant Elenor Reinhold; Switchboard 14 Mary Escobar; Switchboard Roy Cox; Director Recreations Rebecca Youngblood; Athletic Secretary 15 Dorothy Ruebenstahl; Secretary Olivia Jones; Secretary Renee Susman; Library Wanda Estela; Secretary Mary Carney; Library Victoria Arico; Secretary 16 Marie Pressman; Secretary Jane Bernstein; Adult Services Ruth Murphy; Director Personnel Elizabeth Otero; Secretary Brother’s Little Devil Chris Hamrah; Secretary 17 Erwin Fox; Director Computer Center Richard Vierling Monnica Patterson; Secretary Data Entry Robert Young 1 ’ Frank Lupo 18 Irene Rush; Nurse Linda Bune; Student Worker Guarding The Fort 19 20 FACULTY 22 Pr. Steven Anolik Dr. Robert Guarcello Dr. Paul Esposito Dr. Edna O’Hern Br. Vincent Healy O.S.F. Pr. Frances Curcio it i G ■— in M : ' | Jg - ' ■ - ■ 23 Dr. Joseph Ford Pr. Gayle Black Dr. Arthur Hughes Dr. Michael Casey Pr. Ellen Glascock 24 25 Dr. Nicholas Fiorenza 26 Dr. E. Jay Fleishman Pr. James Corrigan Dr. Robert C. Fox Dr. Geoffrey Horlick l Dr. Joseph Carpino Dr. Nino Langiulli Dr. Gerald Largo Dr. Maria Orti Dr. Frank Sorrentino Dr. Sidney Rutar 28 Dr. John M. Burke; Chemistry Dr. George E. Bush; English Pr. Jacquline Caraway; Health Care Dr. Frank S. Caricato; English Bro. Henry Cuddy O.S.F.; History Pr. Francis DeCaro; Management Dr. Mary Rose DeGuido; Biology Pr. Alexander A. Doska; Political Science Pr. Enildo Garcia; Spanish Pr. Marie Gehlback; Physical Ed. Bro. Austin Gill O.S.F.; English Pr. Robert Goldberg; Management Bro. Urban Gonnound O.S.F.; Management Dr. Francis Greene; French Dr. Roselind Guaraldo; Mathematics Pr. Ann Hartle; Philosophy Dr. Phyllis Juszczyk; Music Pr. Donald R. Kennedy; History Pr. Joseph Lazzara; Mathematics Pr. John R. Milo; Accounting Pr. Ernest Petrucelli; Management Pr. Carolyn Plonsky; Health Science Dr. Thomas Quigley; Chemistry Dr. John Rollino; Chemistry Dr. Joseph Schneider; Chemistry Dr. Edward Setrakian; Speech Communications Dr. Francis Slade; Philosophy Dr. Stephen Slavin; Economics Pr. John T. Tremmel; Mathematics Bro. Giles Turbee O.S.F.; English Dr. Barbara Vigliano; Speech Dr. Richard Wall; English Pr. William Yellin; Accounting 30 SENIORS Before one turns around the years spent in college seems to have already past by. It is at this point where a senior sits down and ponders over what he has done. Did I do all I wanted, did I accomplish my goals and what I set out to achieve. Thinking back on these things can make us anxious, sometimes confused. Being a senior can so many times be hard. But when one looks back those hard times seem worthwhile. Now we begin with a fresh start, a chance to make all the futures we strive for possible. Hopefully we will use the experiences of our past here at St. Francis with others, and with what we have learned to make all these hopes our realities. To reach senior year and then to complete it gives a great feeling of accomplishment. Many have good reason to be proud of their achievement. Too many times we allow ourselves to make little of the good things we do and concentrate on those we don’t perform well. But for now those of us who are graduating have completed the hard work of building our own bridges. Yet for all this work, the greatest tests lie ahead. But it is exactly this challenge which we feel will be the inspiration for us all. Good Luck Class of ’ 82 . AND NOW THE SENIORS 32 Margaret Adamson Elizabeth Agosto Steven Aiello Joseph Albanese Thomas Albi Stephen Altomare Nathaniel Archibald Suzette Babla Marjorie Baker Eva Ballero Edward Barnett Debra Barreto 33 Richard Barry Jeanne Battaglia John Battaglia Deirdie Bennett Kenneth Berry Robert Bicknese Robert Blanda Elizabeth Cacace Miguel Calderon Sandra Calderon Timothy Callagan David Capute 34 Angela Caria Joseph Carieri James Carney Freddie Carrabotta Gregory Carrubba Donna Casale Kathleen Casey Anna Chang Evon Chin Christine Cirillo Claude Coleman Steven Coluccio 35 Linda Cooke Susan Cooney Elizabeth Cottrell Georgina Cruz Walter Cuckes Jerome Dagati Eileen Daly Eugene Daly Joseph Dearce Gary Dellacerra Donald DeMarco John Demeter 36 Salvatore Deriso Joanne Devine Anthony Distefano Helen Dolan Kathleen Donoghue Helen Dorado William Dorney Thomas Duffy Veronica Dwyer Judith Elibert Debbie Emington Ernst Emmanuel 37 Joseph Erlanger Anne Falisi Doris Farrell Virginia Fazio Evelyn Ferguson Margaret Fernandez Mary Fernandez Karen Festa Maureen Finnegan Maureen Freisen Frances Gillen Jacques Goldstein 38 Leo Gonzalez Elon Gordon Daniel Gorman Louis Guerriero Mary Guerriero Melva Gurdon Lenroy Hackett Richard Hansen Alicia Hernandez Robert Hoymacki Carol Hurley Isaac Idion 39 Janet Iervolino Tiffany Ifill Anthony Imbruglia lone Ives Brian Jackson Loretta Jakusz Gary Jannazzo Ann Marie Johnston Kevin Jones James Keegan Mary Kelly John Komendowski 40 Theresa LaFauci John Lavelle Laureen LeFever Wayne Lewis William Loevett Lisa Longobardi Heimei Lu Vincent Lubrano Mary Maduri Michael Magliano Felix Maisonet Robert Maloney 41 Paul Mamary Joe Marano Judy Marchiano Gayle Marchica Georgetta Maresco Kevin Maroney Anna Martino Rose Martino Robert Marturano Stephen Matuszewski Stephen Mauro Charmaine Mayers 42 Thomas McGarry Hal McNeil Paul Mercado Mohammed Mirza John Morano Donna Moricone Dennis Natale Marie Nazaire Christine Negron Beatrix Nieves Barbara Noble Karen Nopper 43 Maria Nunes Jesse Nunez Alba Olivieri Peter Olsen Timothy O’Malley Eugenie Orefice George Orlay Michael Orlay Patricia Paez Alfonse Pagano John Paguaga Thomas Parente 44 John Parker Catherine Passantino Richard Patterson Michelle Pellegrino Lisa Perani Marlene Perez Frank Perkins Gerard Perrotta Adriana Pesce Anthony Pierre-Louis Michael Pirrello Vincent Pisani Stephan Pisciotti 45 Maria Santiago Nick Schiera Beverly Schraeter Kurt Schumann 46 Janice Scott John Sheehy Ariel Silberschatz Rosemary Sparno David Spinner Robert Spleen Linda Supersad Harold Tamke Mary-Agnes Tarpinian 47 Mary Valley Anna Maria Velardi Victor Vientos Myrna Villalobas Francisco Villanueva Steven Vince Michael Wald Robert Wallace Robert Washington Ryta Winkowski Paul Wepy Neltrice Whiteman Edward Zatorski 48 BROOKLYN BRIDGE How many dawns, chill from his rippling rest The seagull’s wings shall dip and pivot him, Shedding white rings of tumult, building high Over the chained bay waters Liberty — Then, with inviolate curve, forsake our eyes As apparitional as sails that cross Some page of figures to be filed away; — Till elevators drop us from our day .. . I think of cinemas, panoramic sleights With multitudes bent toward some flashing scene Never disclosed, but hastened to again, Foretold to other eyes on the same screen; And Thee, across the harbor, silver-paced As though the sun took step of thee, yet left Some motion ever unspent in thy stride, — Implicitly thy freedom staying thee! Out of some subway scuttle, cell or loft A bedlamite speeds to thy parapets, Tilting there momently, shrill shirt ballooning, A jest from the speechless caravan. Down Wall, from girder into street noon leaks, A rip-tooth of the sky’s acetylene; All afternoon the cloud-flown derricks turn . . . Thy cables breathe the North Atlantic still. And obscure as that heaven of the Jews, Thy guerdon . . . Accolade thou dost bestow Of anonymity time cannot raise: Vibrant reprieve and pardon thou dost show. 0 harp and alter, of the fury fused, (How could mere toil align thy choiring strings!) Terrific threshold of the prophet’s pledge, Prayer of pariah, and the lover’s cry, — Again the traffic lights that skim thy swift Unfractioned idiom, immaculate sigh of stars, Beading thy path — condense eternity: And we have seen night lifted in thine arms. Under thy shadow by the piers I waited: Only in darkness is thy shadow clear. The City’s fiery parcels all undone, Already snow submerges an iron year . . . O Sleepless as the river under thee, Vaulting the sea, the prairies’ dreaming sod, Unto us lowliest sometime sweep, descend And of the curveship lend a myth to God. HART CRANE-1929 50 SPORTS 52 SOCCER NAME POS CLASS HT WT NO HOMETOWN Bovell, George M FR 5’10 140 5 Trinidad Camaj, Gjoka F SO 5’10 147 14 Queens Carabotta, Freddie D SR 5’10 170 10 Bronx Carbone, Corrado M FR 5’8 145 11 Norristown, Pa Carrington, Samuel F JR 6’0 160 9 Brooklyn Gargiulo, Massimo D FR 5’8 140 3 Bronx Geilfuss, Dave G SR 6’0 173 1 Abington, Pa Hot, Alber F JR 6’2 175 21 Staten Island Klah, Phil M SR 5’8 160 12 Liberia Lovell, Erroll G FR 5’11 170 0 Trinidad Marano, Joe M JR 5’10 160 17 Bronx McFarlane, Richard D JR 6’0 165 2 Trinidad McIntosh, Keith D FR 5’10 140 15 Brooklyn Mela, Murat F FR 5’7 165 8 Staten Island Moreno, Angel M FR 5’9 145 16 Paterson, NJ Pierre-Louis, Anthony D SR 6’0 170 18 Queens Pougiouklidis, George D SO 5’11 148 6 Queens Randazzo, Vincent M SO 6’1 165 19 Brooklyn Ruiz, Juan M FR 5’5 145 20 Queens Russo, Lucio D SO 5’6 145 4 Brooklyn Umoffia, Emmanuel F FR 5’9 150 13 Nigeria Vicente, Julio F SO 5’11 165 7 Brooklyn Co-Captains Assisant Coach: Geatano Messina Manager: Genia Andrusyszyn 53 COACH; CARLO TRAMONTOZZI 55 56 Lorraine DeCecco, Alison Alpin, Evelyn MagDaleno, Liz Cacace; Capt., Myrna Villalobos; Capt., Roseann Parloto, Theresa-Ann Crivelli, Charmaine Forde, Juanita Turner, Coach; Patti Moffatt 58 59 r T3 s a s a 3 o fi af 03 3 § ; GO Q 6 cp a 7$ IS cd ; c ja § £ r x a bX)HH 03 3 c -Sj O kH H W o o as 60 61 62 63 || vif S MEN’S BASKETBALL NO. NAME HT. WT. POS. HOMETOWN HIGH SCHOOL 10 Edgar DeLaRosa 6’ 165 G Brooklyn, NY Bishop Ford 14 John Paguaga 6’ 165 G Brooklyn, NY St. Francis Prep 20 Ken Berry 5’11 160 G Brooklyn, NY Boys and Girls 22 Darius Pearson 6’3 175 G Brooklyn, NY Brooklyn Tech 11 Terry Lace well 6’3 170 G Staten Island, NY McKee 24 Kevin Worth 6’3 175 G Woodside, NY Christ The King 34 Kevin Henry 6’4 190 F Lynbrook, NY Maria Regina 21 Lorenzo Distant 6’5 190 F Laurelton, NY Springfield Gardens 25 Robert Jackson 6’8 195 F Rosedale, NY Springfield Gardens 15 Barry Rohrssen 6’4 180 F Brooklyn, NY Xaverian 35 Joel Carpenter 6’5 220 F New York, NY J.F. Kennedy 31 Julian McKelly 6’9 210 C San Pedro, Dom. Rep. San Estaban 23 Terry Bunn 6’7 190 C Jamaica, NY Andrew Jackson 33 Larry Tobin 6’7 205 C Staten Island, NY Tottenville 30 George Lambert 6’4 185 G Brooklyn, NY Bishop Loughlin Head Coach: Gene Roberti Assistant Coach: Brian Spears Manager: Richard Barry Co-Captains: Edgar DeLaRosa Co-Captains: John Paguaga 65 66 67 wBmmm 68 69 70 WOMENS BASKETBALL NAME NO POS HT YR H.S. HOME Laurie Cahill 4 F 5’9 JR O.L.P.H. Brooklyn Paula Bartoletti 5 G 5’1 FR Lincoln Brooklyn Doreen Schroeder 10 F 5’9 JR Cathedral Manhattan Dorothy Murphy 12 G 5’8 SO Stella Maris Brooklyn Debbie Stack 14 F 5’8 JR St. Francis Prep Queens Linda Brady 15 G 5’3 SR Fontebonne Hall Brooklyn Linda Bertolini 20 G 5’7 SO St. Peters Staten Island Adriane Flaherty 21 G 5’8 SO St. Peters Staten Island Alison Graziano 23 F-C 5’9 JR Bishop Kearney Brooklyn Doreen Burns 24 C 6’0 SO Bishop Kearney Brooklyn Rosie Downing 25 F-C 5’9 SO St. Francis Prep Queens HEAD COACH: Mary Convy MANAGER: Laura Fornecker CAPTAIN: Linda Brady Coach; Mary Convy 72 73 76 MENS AND WOMENS SWIMMING 77 78 79 ORGANIZATIONS SIGMA TAU DELTA Michael Lehning; President Tim O’Malley; Vice-President M.A. Tarpinian; Treasurer Stephanie Iovino; S.A.C.O.R. Skip Tamke Dennis McGowan 82 ALPHA PSI OMEGA Denis McGowan; President Stephanie Iovino; Vice-President Skip Tampke; Treasurer Mike Lehning; S.A.C.O.R. Bruce Casino Anna Velardi Charles Zammit Kevin Thornton Richard MacRoe Licia Colombi Robin Grimes Tim O’Malley Roe Sparno ALPHA PSI OMEGA is a national drama honor fraternity founded in 1925 at Fairmont State University, West Virginia, by seven members of the local drama society. In 1964, Brother Lawrence Drowne, O.S.F., moderator of the Troupers Drama Society, founded the Pi Zeta Cast of Alpha Psi Omega at SFC. The Fraternity is open to people who have worked in some way on at least two collegiate drama productions, must be invited by the Fraternity, and pass a vote of the active members of the local Cast of the Fraternity. If the candidate is accepted, he must undergo a secret ceremonial of Initiation, which tests the candidate on the various aspects of dramatic activity. Alpha Psi Omega Fraternity’s members contain the finest and most talented members of the Troupers Drama Society, along with members of the faculty involved in the fine art of drama. To bear the Pin and Key of Alpha Psi Omega is an honor shared by the 65,000 members of the Fraternity in the almost 500 Casts throughout the colleges of the U.S.A. 83 PI SIGMA DELTA Theresa Kerr; President Phyllis DeSanto; Vice-President Lydia Ficorelli Neltrice Whitman Kathy Joyce Donna Casale Gail Gordon Maria Maranga Linda Supersad Rosemary Sparno Susan Falcone Jane Pokorski Karen Catazano Cherif Jones Veronica Dwyer 84 PHI RHO PI Joseph A. DeMarco; Praetor John Demeter; Vice-Praetor Bruce Casino; Secretary ames Kohler; Treasurer Carlos Lindo; S.A.C.O.R. Rep. Alber Hot; Instramural Coordinator Peter Shervanick William Gallagher Fred Spinelli Robert Tona PHI RHO PI Fraternity, Beta Chap¬ ter, was founded at St. Francis College in 1922, Unity in Christ, support of St. Francis, and aid to one another is the threefold pledge of the brothers of PHI RHO PI. 85 ALPHA PHI DELTA ALPHA PHI DELTA Fraternity is a national fraternity; dedicated to the promotion of Italian Culture and Scholastic Ability. Founded in 1914, at Syracuse University, the Fraternity quickly spread to most Ivy League colleges and universities. We now have well over twenty chapters. Beta Sigma, the chapter on our campus, was founded in 1961. Since then we have held true to our aims of the fraternity, bringing Italian Culture to our school and improving scholasticism. The brothers of ALPHA PHI DELTA, Beta Sigma, have dedicated themselves in helping out the school in all ways possible, including socially. Walter Cuches; President Mark Torrente; Vice-President Jacques Goldstein; Secretary John Mullaly; Treasurer John Pace; Pledge Master John Morano; Chaplain Steven Aielli; Historian Gene Daly James Goetz John Hoffman Joseph Hughes Brian Jackson John Meany Thomas Parente Ralph Purcell Robert Rubano Thomas Selkirk 86 ALPHA KAPPA PSI Skip Tamke; President Adam Villa; Vice-President Victor Vientos; Treasurer Cathy Passantino; Secretary Donna Casale John Mullaly Fred Abi-Hassoun Rosemary Sparno PHI GAMMA NU PHI GAMMA NU, a national profes¬ sional sorority in the field of business, was founded February 17, 1924. St. Francis Beta Psi Chapter was estab¬ lished in 1976. The sorority aims to up¬ hold the interest of our Alma Mater through the encouragement of high scholarship, participation in school and social activities, and to promote profes¬ sional competency and achievement in the field of business. The sorority spon¬ sors several foster children in develop¬ ing countries and runs several social functions each year. Enza Ramondetta; President Denise Catalanotto; Vice-President Maureen Madden; Alumni Secretary Roseann Henry; Recording Secretary Roseann Fischetti; Social Chairperson Mary Wasmuth; Social Chairperson Maria Alice Leger; Pledging Captain Doreen Duggan; Pledging Co-Captain Caroline Obregon; Pledging Co-Captain Barbara Walker; Treasurer Helen Ann Dolan; S.A.C.O.R. Rep. AnnMarie McAna Patti Joyce Elizabeth Agosto Mary Kelly Lucy Melfa Mary Maduri Lisa Chu Diane Chitty Tiffany Iffill Neltrice Whiteman 88 CHI BETA PHI David LeDoux; President Pascal Leger; Vice-President Stephanie Iovino; Treasurer Robert Rubano; Secretary Tom Parente; S.A.C.O.R. Rep. Kevin Green Margaret Adamson Ignazio Ciafalo CHI BETA PHI is a national science honor fraternity. The Alpha Xi chapter was formed here at S.F.C. in 1969. The object of this organization is to promote interest in science, and to give recogni¬ tion to scholarly attainment in science. Our chapter provides tutoring for stu¬ dents in science classes. Membership is open to all who meet the requirements, which include 20 credit hours in the Natural Sciences and Mathematics. 89 ZETA GAMMA M.A. Tarpinian; President Barbara Ann Banninger; Vice-President Suzanne Spivey; Treasurer Laurie Anderson; Secretary Maggie Tarpinian; Social Chairwoman Karen Demeter Juhaina Dabas Roe Lo Monaco ZETA GAMMA SORORITY was founded Dec. 6, 1974. We are the second oldest sorority on campus, and are a social so¬ rority. Zeta Gamma strives to achieve unity and friendship amongst members of diverse backgrounds. Our sisters are majors in business, education and communications. 90 XI EPSILON OMEGA XI EPSILON OMEGA was founded in De¬ cember, 1978. It’s main purpose is social but the brothers try to promote a strong sense of service to the school. Xi Epsilon is very proud that it is the only fraternity to receive the FRANCISCAN SPIRIT AWARD. Eddie Mullins George Felice Carl Gambino Paul Mercado Greg Moore Joe Moreira Tom Albi Joe Albanese Bobby Loughlin Philip Bonaventura Tony Imbruglia Aldo Mazzarino Eddie Barnett Glen Huzinec 92 ACTIVITIES STUDENT GOVERNMENT The Student Government of St. Francis College is an organization of many dedicated students whose main task is to coordinate the student body of the college. This does not only concern the students in relation to the college, but also their relation to the surrounding communities. One of the main purposes of the Student Government is to act as a sounding board for any desires-interests the students might express. Along with the responsibility of hearing the needs of the student body, the Student Government of St. Francis College is trying to make a better St. Francis to all concerned. Their services are for the benefit of the students as individuals and as part of the college. The elections for the Student Government posi¬ tions occur every Spring semester of every academic year. These elections are very important because the people elected play a very important role at the col¬ lege as student representatives. They are elected by a majority of the student body; and for that reason they are expected to act as the legitimate representa¬ tives of the student body and are to act in the best interests of the students. Carmen Villegas; Vice-President John Mullaly; Treasurer 95 Paul Mercado; Speaker of the Senate Joseph DeMarco; Speaker of the S.A.C.O.R. Skip Tamke; Parliamentarian 96 SENIORS Mike Magliano; President A1 Pagano; Secretary Treasurer Elizabeth Agosto; Senator Debra Barreto; Senator Alicia Hernandez; Senator Anthony Imbruglia; Senator Anne Plantemoli; Senator 97 JUNIORS Gail Gordon; President John Hoffman; Vice-President Mitch Kuddar; Sec Trea. Denis McGowan; Senator Roseann DeMonte; Senator Kathy Joyce; Senator Carol Skowronski; Senator Alber Hot; Senator 98 SOPHOMORES Diane Nelson; President Menkine Pesce; Vice-President Calvin Baker; Secretary Treasurer George Felice; Senator Peter DiTomasso; Senator Mary Schick; Senator Joe Minerva; Senator 99 FRESHMEN Rosie Abate; President Susan Giudo; Vice-President Anna Runfola; Secretary Treasurer Maria Albanese; Senator Mark Trione; Senator Deborah Green; Senator Donna Mis; Senator 100 HISTORICAL POLITICAL SCIENCE Mark Torrente; President Lorrain DeLandro; Vice-President Thomas Selkirk; T reasurer Richard Barry; S.A.C.O.R. Rep. Joseph Hughes Thomas Parenti John Hoffmann Bernard Riez Jimmy Lentini Jacques Goldstein Robin Grimes Helen Dolan Jimmy Goetz Walter Cuches John Pace Donna Casale Mary Wasmuth Gene Daly Wanda Maick Peter Olsen 101 SCIENCE SOCIETY The SCIENCE SOCIETY was formed in 1979, when the Charles Darwin Biological Society, the Chemical Society, and the Pre-Med Club were unit¬ ed. Our moderator is Dr. John Burke. At the present time we have a large membership, which includes not only traditional science majors but computer science majors as well. The society tries to provide a variety of speakers each year as well as information concern¬ ing the various career objectives of our members. Stephanie Iovino; President Dave Ledoux; Vice-President Suzette Bable; Secretary Robert Rubano; Treasurer Mary Schick; S.A.C.O.R. Rep. Allison Nunes; Co-Chairman of the Phoenix Jacques Goldstein; Co-Chairman of the Phoenix Tom Parente Walter Kutches John Pace Gene Daly Joe Mineria Joli Yuknek Vinny Meliso Yamilet Nassar Gina Rescigno Charlie Garlisi A1 Speranza Robert Kassar Carolann Claar Michael Dispenza Pascal Leger Diane Nelson Minikina Pesce James Goetz Alex Gjonaj Skip Tamke Jimmy Lentini Damien O’Donnell Sandra Semproni Concetta Ciafalo Mark Tirone Mark Torrente Denis P. McGowan Haver Smith 102 ITALIAN AMERICAN CLUB Danny Martorella; President Tom Parente; Vice-President Lydia Ficorelli; S.A.C.O.R. Rep. Concetta Crofolo; Treasurer Roseann Fischetti; Social Coordinator Kevin Thornton; Secretary John Lautande Doris Rivera Marlene Nassar Lorraine DeLandro Roseann Henry Mark Tirone Laura Rizzo Lorraine Sbordone Roseann Fischetti Marisol Leon Freddie Carrabotta Dolores Viscovish Lucy Melfa Joe DeMarco Angela Rossi Josephine Romano 103 BOTANICAL SOCIETY Not many students know it, but there is a green house located on the 7th floor of this school. This green house is maintained year round by the BO¬ TANICAL SOCIETY. In the past we have taken on such projects as planting trees on the 3rd floor roof, plant sales, and the selling of green carnations on St. Patrick’s Day. Various Botanical Society Plants may be throughout the school. The Society is open to anyone who enjoys working with plants. Joe Minerva; President Mary Schick; Vice-President Stephanie Pisani; Treasurer Sandra Semproni; S.A.C.O.R. Rep. Vincent Pisani; Secretary Concetta Ciafalo Lily Arias Liz Buonagora Marybelle Perez Dave Ledoux Mark Torrente Jack Goldstein Jimmy Lentini Skip Tamke Kevin Thornton Eugene Daly John Daly John Pace James Goetz 104 CHESS CLUB Henry J.R. Brooks; President Thomas Leahy; Vice-President Norman Tummings; S.A.C.O.R. Rep. Norbert Tummings; Alternative S.A.C.O.R. Rep. Albert Campos; Treasurer Frank Garcia Joseph Dearce 105 PRE-PROFESSIONAL MEDICAL ARTS GROUP Kathryn A. Ryan Michael Dispenza A1 Speranza Minerva Erias Lai Sarju Theresa Blackett Margaret Adamson 106 BLACK STUDENTS Barbara Walker; President Quentin Evans; Vice-President Debra Reid; Treasurer Nieta Wesby; Secretary Joanne Dickson; S.A.C.O.R. Rep. Janice Scott; Public Relations Officer Jackie Haynes Wianda Amparado Gary Sims James Ball Jocelyn Smith Abbengale Smith Darius Pearson Robert Jackson Lorenzo Distant Michelle Theodore Robert West Tiffany Ifill Terrence Lacewell Dawn Wickland Wayne A. Lewis Ronald Nunes Benjamin Daveson 107 ECONOMICS CLUB Tom Thieves; President Bill Hibbet; Vice-President Joe Calder Mary Maduri Linda Supersad Barbara Noble Bob Torregrossa Emza Romondetta Mike Magliano Mary Guerrio Dr. Michael Casey; Moderater 108 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS The KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS is an international Catholic men’s fraternal order, founded on March 29, 1882. The Order is dedicated to the Columbian Principles of Chariy, Unity, Fraternity, and Patriotism. The local chapter is St. Francis of Assis Council No. 6041, organized on campus in 1969. The Brother Knights are involved in numerous fraternal, charitable, and patriotic activities, typical of our Order. St. Francis of Assisi Council No. 6041 has helped in its contributions for the good of the Order, America, S.F.C., and the Catholic Church. Denis McGowan; Grand Knight Skip Tamke; Deputy Grand Knight Charlie Giardino; Chancellor Ray Whitton; Warden Mike Wilson; Treasurer Bro. Lawrence Drowne O.S.F.; Chaplain Joe Bongiorno Bob Smith Bob Sharkey John Tancredi Ed Cameron Ralph Canella Tony Casale John Cerbone Tony Cerullo Rich Cicchetti Pr. Franci s DeCaro Dave DiBello Mike DiGuido James Dolan Tom Doodian Dennis Driscoll Rev. D. Farrell Pr. Enildo Garcia Lenny Giolund Jim Goetz Rich Hansen Chester Irving John Meaney Kevin Maroney Hugh P. McGowan Frank Rapa Steve Risley Tom Sclafani Jeff Smith Tony Stucchio Bob Smith Mike Tedone Ed Tringo Phil Warner Danny Gorman 109 THEATRE-GOERS Kevin Thornton; President Denis McGowan; Vice-President Skip Tamke; Secretary Donald DiMarco; Treasurer Sandra Semproni; Social Chairwoman Maryanne Dockery Phyllis DeSanto Theresa Kerr Almeter Deloris Lineszy Marie-Alice Leger Wanda Mack James Goetz Jane Pokorski Tiffany Ifill M.A. Tarpinian Glenn Hiymer The THEATRE GOERS club of St. Francis College is one of the newest organizations. It was char¬ tered on campus by Kevin Thorn¬ ton, first president and founder, in the Spring of 1981. The purpose of this organization is to bring theatre experiences to the community of St. Francis College at affordable prices. no PSYCHOLOGY CLUB Luvimenda Taroc; President Mary Cusack; Vice-President Peggy Alicea; Sec. Treasurer Kevin Keiley; S.A.C.O.R. Rep. Dr. Steven Anolik; Moderator Robert Arato Sharon Bougeois Linda Bune James Coffin Margaret V. Fernandez Mary Fernandez Virginia Fazio Maureen Freisen Kim George Grace Glessing Lyn Green Billy Lovett Evelyn Magdeleno Charmaine Mayers Janet Morales Tom Madeo Billy Nickolauk Peter Olsen Josephine Romano Jocelyn Smith Barbara Swanzey Maureen Vomero Francisco Villenueva Annamaria Velardi Elizabeth Werbowsky Mary Wasmuth Michelle Theodore Dina Panepinto ill PRAYER GROUP St. Francis College Pray Group is a Christian orga¬ nization which offers students the opportunity to enter into, and develop a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. Through personal sharings, bible study, and songs, we deepen our relationship with God, and each other. We also extend ourselves to our commu¬ nity through the different activities that we sponsor. Last year, S.F.C. Prayer group received the “best group of the year award” for its active participation in coordinating a talent show for the benefit of mus¬ cular dystrophy. Pascale Leger; President Gail Gordon; Vice-President Marie-Alice Leger; Treasurer Theresa Vella; Secretary Haver Smith Lisa Chiarello Almeter Palmer Kevin Thorton Sandra Semproni Martin Petioni Donald DiMarco Edwardo Haynes Francisco Villanueva Elaine Powers Mary Cusack Margaret Adamson Kathy Ryan 112 Music Club Louis Frith; President A1 Speranza; Secretary-Treasurer Marybelle Perez; S.A.C.O.R. Rep. Charles Garlisi Janet Morano Lisa Carraher Christine Cirillo Abenna Frempong-Boady Wanda Mack Jose Rodriquez Carman Villegas Martin Petioni Cypriana Serrette Professor Juszczyk; Moderator 113 U.N. Club Bernard Reiz; Secretary General Tom Selkirk; Sec. General for External Affairs Lorraine DeLandro; Sec. General for Fin. Affairs Wanda Mack Richard Barry Audrey Pascoe Joseph Hughes Peter Olsen Mark Torrente Robert Rubano James Arevelo Gail Gorden Steven Aiello Jimmy Lentini Thomas Parente 114 St. Thomas More Danny Marturella; President Lorraine DeLandro; Vice-President Deborah Green; Secretary Matt McGibbon; Treasurer Wanda L. Mack; S.A.C.O.R. Rep. John Cuccurullo Richard Barry Peter Olsen 115 Accounting Society Richie Hanson; President Denise Cattalano; Vice-President Mary Wasmuth; Secretary John Mullaly; Treasurer Barbara Walker Liz Agosto Eddie Zatorski Donna Casale Mark Torrente Anthony Imbruglia Helen-Ann Dolan Jimmy Lentini 116 Latin American Society Debra Barreto; President Francisco Villanueva; Vice-President Elizabeth Agosto; Secretary-Treasurer Lisa Carraher; S.A.C.O.R. Rep. Peggy Alicia Sandra Calderon Ramon Calderon Miguel Calderon Larry Fernandez Evelyn Magdaleno Felix Maisonet Christine Negion Marybelle Perez Klive Torres Eugene Vazauez Carmen Villegas Alicia Hernandez Kim George Eduardo Haynes Eduardo Fortunato Richard Gowey 117 Cat Haters Mark Torrente; President Dennis McGowan; vice- President Lydia Ficorelli; Secretary Treasurer Alexandra Arias; S.A.C.O.R. Rep. Dr. DiGuadio; Moderator Damien O’Donnell Stephanie Iovino Skip Tamke Jim Goetz Mary Wasmuth Mary Shick Richard Barry Bruce Casino Thomas Selkirk Thomas Parenti Phyllis DeSanto Beatrice Arias James Lentini David Leodoux Fran Zagami The CAT HATER’S SOCI¬ ETY is an organization dedi¬ cated to humor and the promo¬ tion there of. You don’t have to hate cats to join. All you have to do is love comedy. Joseph Hughes Joseph Minerva Robert Rubano Jerry Murphy A1 Spernza Mark Tirone Steven Aiello Roger Mcllvaine Walter Cuches Ann Marie McAna Roseann Mazzone Maureen Madde Jacques Goldstein Gene Daly John Pace 118 Health Science Association The purpose of the HEALTH SCIENCE ASSOCIATION is to examine health and safety problems and establish and promote an awareness of these problems. General health and safety is also estab¬ lished and encouraged. We have co-sponsered the Thanksgiving Canned Food Drive to help the needy of the community. We try to get involved in activities that are beneficial and correspond to the health interests of all. Chris Negron; President Maggie Tarpinian; Vice- President Mary Valley; Secretary Treasurer Dr. Carolyn Plonsky; Moderator Yvonne Morelli Rose Marie Smith Yvonne Maison Rebecca Levy Anna Burgess Wanda Amparo Janet Devine Janice Daniel Robert Sorsaia Dorothy Genco Denise Nopper Barbara Denninger Patricia Grady Deborah Reid Maritza Gomez Clare Kennedy Theresa Rizzo Linda Sanka Lawrence Langan 119 Troupers The St. Francis College TROUPERS DRAMA SOCIETY was officially organized in 1925. The Troupers developed from a local drama club, the St. Francis Literary Union, which had been formed in the late 1800’s at S.F.C.. The Troupers have performed in a variety of dramatic productions, most recently: The Good Doctor, California Suite, The Skin of Our Teeth, The Real Inspector Hound, Four-in-One, the Bawdy Adventures of Scapin, and Arsenic and Old Lace. The Troupers membership includes a tremendous cross-section of the student body, with members in all fraternities, sororities, and clubs on campus, and participate or attend as many activities at school as possible. A very close-knit group. The Troupers learn and practice many branches of theatrical activity, from stage craft like carpentry, set construction, electrical work, to make-up techniques, lighting effects, sound effects, and so on. Producing one full-length t play each semester, with trained, fully-qualified professional director, and one production consisting of four one-act plays each directed by a Trouper in their senior year at the start of the Spring semester, rehersed over the intersession vacation. Arsenic And Old Lace November, 1981 Behind The Scenes Members: M.A. Tarpinian Tommy Selkirk Skip Tamke Dennis Flynn Gail Gordon Laurie Lefever Barbara A. Banninger Tim O’Malley Mary O’Hara Dennis McGowan Michael Lehning Roger Mclluaine Greg Moore Kevin Thornton Bruce Casino Carmen Villegas Rich Macrae Tom McGarry Stephanie Iovino Donna Casale Charles Zammit Daniel Inglesby Grace Terrence Richard Macrae; Director Franciscan Joseph P. Albanese; Editor (NESE) Donna Moricone; Editor (CONI) 124 The FRANCISCAN is one of the oldest continuing clubs at St. Francis College. The Franciscan staff produces the schools annual yearbook which is deliv¬ ered at the end of every spring semester. The main purpose of the yearbook is in its service to the stu¬ dent body with an emphasis on the Seniors. The yearbook is a pictorial and literary essay providing an opportunity for students to reminisce their years at S.F.C. In addition to producing the yearbook, the staff provides a multitude of services to other parts of the school. These services include reference work and photography among others. Joseph Albanese; Editor Donna Moricone; Editor Claudia Kern; Associate Editor S.A.C.O.R. Rep. Paul Mercado; Financial Analyst Maria Albanese; Photographer Glen Huzinec; Photographer Anthony Imbruglia Joli Yuknek Caroline Jazwa Anna Runfola Liliana Arias 125 126 127 Voice Jimmy Lentini; Editor-in-Chief Mary Wasmuth; Associate Editor Annmarie McAna; Business Manager Skip Tamke; Features Editor Denis McGowan; Arts Editor Jacques Goldstein; Photo Editor Jimmy Lentini; S.A.C.O.R. Rep. Rosemarie Abate Beatrice Arias Lily Arias Barbara Banninger Diane Chitty Patsy Casey Donna Marie Casale Joseph DeMarco Phyllis DeSanto Quentin Evans Susan Falcone Jimmy Goetz Susan Guido Roseann Henry Kiki Ifill Thersa Kerr John Mullaly Rosemarie Mazzone Maureen Madden Lucy Meefa Tim O’Malley Maria Picarelli Vinny Pisani Tom Selkirk Sandra Semproni Mark Torrente Debbie Tryzynkowski Mark Tirone Bertha Wright Roseann Fischetti Brian Jackson Carmen Villegas Bruce Casino Illiana Riverson Mary Kelly Rich Barry Steve Vince The VOICE, the student press of St. Francis College was founded in 1885 (then known as the Spectator) and continued publication as such until 1934. In 1934 after a brief suspension of publica¬ tion the student press returned---it was now called the VOICE. The VOICE has continued publishing successfully since then. In 1963 the VOICE cre¬ ated an active Editorial Board format which has served since then as the governing body of the Voice. The Voice is the students mouthpiece to air and be known of school problems, and that is the purpose of our student press. Founded in 1885, The Voice is the oldest organization on campus— this year we celebrate the 96th anniversary of our founding. 128 129 FRESHMAN ORIENTATION Freshman Orientation Chairperson: Donna Moricone 130 131 134 TROUPER ALUMNI SHOW 135 PI SIGMA BLOOD DRIVE 136 137 PRE-BUDGET FORUM GOV. HUGH L. CAREY NOVEMBER 11, 1981 On Nov. 11,1981 Governor Carey held a pub¬ lic forum in St. Francis’ Founders Hall Audito¬ rium. The Governor made a short statement at the beginning concerning the budget, then ac¬ cepted questions from the public. The governor was aided in answering questions by his com¬ missioners who were also at the forum. Ques¬ tions ranged from abortion and capital punish¬ ment to specific questions on the budget. 138 139 UN-MIXER I “CITY KIDS” — SEPT. 25, 1981 140 141 BLACK STUDENT ASSOCIATION FASHION SHOW SPRING 1981 On charter day, Spring of ’81, the Black Student Association welcomed groups of friends and relatives to its First Annual Fashion Show. As a result from much preparation from students and support from the fashion community the endeavor was enjoyed by all. Janice Scott, President of the Association, was ably assisted by Barbara Walker and Joanne Dickson in the organization of the event. Kiki Ifill and James Bullock served as fashion and model coordinators. Donald Levy acted as artistic director. Lighting was supplied by Nelson Gomez of the Troupers. The Backstage area “filled with models and behind-the- scene volunteers’’ was very carefully managed by Marie-Alice Leger; Patricia Paez was commentator. Ms. Yvonne Dash, a professional Cosmetologist and representative of Mary K. Cosmetics, skillfully ap¬ plied the make-up. The evening’s climax of course, was the parading of lovely fashions down the run¬ way. Fashion houses such as Jordache and Yve Saint Laurent supplied the clothes. 142 143 144 145 146 4 147 148 149 S f C ’S ELECTRONIC PASTIME Hey, I’m next ■ Girls must love a PAC MAN master! I really got BLASTED! 150 151 1 52 153 Long, long ago roads stretched out before us. Paths criss¬ crossed and intersected. None of which we knew a great deal about. Nevertheless, we attempted we chose and selected. And an avenue was elected. One we traveled similarly. One which led us here. But it looks as if the track is not as straight as we once thought. It looks like it will up and twist again. Soon new routes will call us and carry us into new worlds, new journeys. And we will take to the road again. 156 157 158 159 160 162 163 The man from H.A.I.S.H. 164 165 166 167 IN MEMORIAM DANIEL J. LYNCH Daniel J. Lynch, Sr., 65, former Associate Professor of Physical Education and Basketball Coach at St. Francis College, Brooklyn Heights, died October 30, 1981 of cancer at Memorial Sloane- Kettering Cancer Center, after a short hospitalization. Daniel Lynch was a 1938 graduate of St. Francis College. As a student basketball player at St. Francis he was the leading scorer on the team for each of his four seasons between 1934 and 1938. During these years the team amassed a record of 58 wins and 28 losses. He was twice named to the All-Met squad. During his 22-year tenure as coach, the St. Francis Basketball Terriers won more than 300 games between 1948 and 1969 and ranked in the top 10 nationally during the 1956 season with 18 consecutive winning games. Mr. Lynch coached the basketball Terriers into 11 post-season tournaments. Under his guidance and encouragement, the Terriers captured the crown of National Catholic Invitational Tourna¬ ment play with a second place finish in 1949; third place in 1950, and the championship in 1951. The Terriers also participated in three National Invitational Tournaments (NIT) and finished fourth in 1956. In addition to playing and coaching, Mr. Lynch was SFC Athletic Director from 1964 to 1975. He received an M.A. degree in education from Columbia University. Mr. Lynch retired as basketball coach in 1969. He retired from the SFC faculty in June, 1981. He was admired and loved by all who knew him. He will never be forgotten. 168 IN MEMORIAM Brother Camillus Casey, O.S.F. 1911-1981 Brother Camillus was born Daniel Casey on Sept. 4, 1911 in Indian Orchard, Mass. He entered the Franciscan Brothers in 1931 and was perpetually pro¬ fessed in 1936. In 1940 he was graduated with a B.A. from St. John ' s University; he received an M.A. from Fordham University in 1945 and Ph.D from Columbia University in 1963. Brother Camillus taught at St. Francis Prep until 1940 when he came to St. Francis College as professor of French. In 1946 he assumed the principalship of St. Anthony’s High School in Smithtown, Long Island. Brother Camillus returned to the college in 1952 and remained here as a full¬ time professor until his retirement. He served as Academic Dean from 1955 to 1958. He was active with SFC’s Alpha Phi Delta Fraternity and was national chaplain of the organization. Brother Camillus was an accomplished musican and over the years acquired a very large and interesting collection of stamps. He died unexpectedly on June 14, 1981. The FRANCISCAN STAFF Would like to congratulate The GRADUATING CLASS of 1982 and Wish them the best in the future 170 ADVERTISING ( FREE DELIVERY) Phone 5225595 GROCERIES FOR PARTICULAR PEOPLE Cow Bell J= arms COLD CUTS OUR SPECIALTY •To SERVE YOU IS 520 COURT STREET our Pleasure 1 Brooklyn, n. y. 11231 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1982 JAMES C. ADAMS, Ph.D VICE PRESIDENT FOR STUDENT AFFAIRS DEAN OF STUDENTS CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES FOR SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF 1982 CLAIRE C. FAY; STUDENT ACT. OFFICE VICKY ARICO 172 M.T. Phone (212) 745 9508 Where Good Friends Meet Food and Spirits Cappuccino • Espresso • Irish Coffee 9715 3rd Avenue Tom Oolica Bay Ridge, Brooklyn DO YOU LIKE TO HAVE A GOOD TIME? WELL, IF YOU ENJOY WARM PEOPLE, A COZY YET LIVELY ATMOSPHRE, A BACKGROUND OF MUSIC AND LAUGHTER AND LOTS OF GOOD TIMES, THEN M.T. POCKETS IS THE PLACE FOR YOU. M.T. POCKETS, AT 9715 3rd AVENUE IN BAY RIDGE BROOKLYN IS THE PARTY PLACE OF NOW, WHERE YOU CAN DRINK, EAT AND ALWAYS MEET NEW FRIENDS. BAY RIDGE’S FINEST GATHERING SPOT, M.T. POCKETS IS ALWAYS FOR THE GOOD TIMES. CONGRATULATIONS from all of us at M.T. Pockets to the CLASS OF ’ 82 . Best Wishes to the Graduating Seniors from the Executive Committee Student Government James Goetz . . Carmen Villegas John Mullaly . Paul Mercado Joe DeMarco .President .Vice President .Treasurer ... Speaker of Senate Speaker of S.A.C.O.R. 174 VOICE SAYS “HEY” to S.F.C. and the FRANCISCAN for a good year and a good yearbook! I hope all involved keep it up! Thanks for a great year 1981-82 JIMMY LENTINI; editor-in-chief THE CREW XI EPSILON OMEGA WISHES THE BEST OF LUCK TO ALL THOSE GRADUATING IN THE CLASS OF ’82. WITH SPECIAL WISHES TO THOSE BROTHERS GRADUATING. PAUL JOE YOU GOT IT GUYS TONY GREG EDDIE TOM CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’82 ESPECIALLY OUR BROTHERS IN XI EPSILON OMEGA FRATERNITY PAUL “CHAMP” MERCADO JOE “BARTENDER” ALBANESE TONY “NINO” IMBRUGLIA TOM “STRIKER” ALBI EDDIE “ZOK” BARNETT XEO ALUMNI LITTLE GUY ALL THE SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS IN THE WORLD IS WISHED FOR YOU, BECAUSE YOU ARE ... “ONE IN A MILLION” ST. PAUL’S CENTER AN EXPERIENCE THAT CHANGES YOUR LIVES. INFO CONTACT MIKE CHRISTIANO STUDENT GOVERNMENT OFFICE Joey May God grant you The serenity to accept The things you cannot change, The courage to change The things you can And the wisdom to know The difference Claudia IlMlllfJtJJ. LMSTMTHOWIS STI DIOS FOREMOST SCIIOOI. PHOTOGRAPHERS IN THE EAST 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 °w ill want to remember • Please feel free to call upon us for all of your photographic needs. 178 It is now about three hours before the last page of this yearbook will be completed and mailed to the publisher. We wanted to wait to the very last minute before writing this letter, so that it would reflect both the feeling of exhaustion and accomplishment that we felt in producing this book. These feelings are much the same as the seniors will experience upon graduating from St. Francis. Our only wish is that this yearbook bring to the reader’s mind fond memories of the hard work and good times he had here. Our sincerest thanks are extended to Ann Amore and Pat Lonergan who helped us at a time when we were desperate. In addition we would like to thank those people on the Franciscan staff that helped when they could. Maria Albanese (yes she’s related to one of the editors), Tony Imbruglia, Glen Huzinec, Denise Arico, Joli Yuknek and Paul Mercado (he’s last year’s editor who has stepped up to bigger and better things). There’s one person on the staff we saved for last. We had to do this because, quite frankly, the book would never have been finished or at least it would have been months late if it wasn’t for this person. That person is Claudia Kern. With all our love, Claudia, thank you. Finally, we would like to thank Dudley Davis and Ann Pecora from Lorstans Studios and Andy Murro of Josten’s Yearbook. Very truly yours, Joe Donna 1982 Franciscan Editors 179 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Our sincere thanks to those listed for their contribution to the production of this publication: Rocco Galatioto; photography (Soccor and Basketball) Lorstan Thomas Studios: Graduate Photographer 1982 Liveright Publishing Corporation (For Hart Cranes’ The Bridge on page 49) Thomas A. Madeo; Photography (Bridge on pg. 80) And to all the others, especially Andrew Murro and Jostens American Yearbook Company, who helped make this book a reality.