St Francis College - Franciscan Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1985 volume:

3 “And He — suddenly gleamed! My dazzled eyes Coming from outer sunshine to this green And secret gloaming, met without surprise The vision. Only after, when the sheen And Splendor of his going fled away, I knew amazement, wonder and despair, That he should come — and pass — and would not stay, The Silken — swift — the gloriously Fair! That he should come — and pass — and would not stay, So that, forever after, I must go, Take the long road that mounts against the day, Travelling in the hope that I shall know Again that lifted moment, high and sweet, Somewhere — on purple moor or windy hill — Remembering still his wild and delicate feet, The magic and the dream — remembering still!” Don't let dreams hinder you — Let yourself go to whatever life brings Believe in yourself And the rest will follow! Congratulations to the class of '85 Franciscan 1985 5 180 Remsen Street • Brooklyn Heights, New York 11201 • 718-522-2300 June 7, 1985 Dear Graduate: In the name of the Board of Trustees, Administration, Faculty and Staff, may I extend sincere and heartfelt congratulations to each of you on the occasion of your graduation. It is our hope and prayer that the principles and education acquired at St. Francis College will serve you well by helping to ensure a successful and happy life. It is our hope also that the Class of 1985, the first class of our second hundred years, will always remember Alma Mater with affectionate loyalty. S Donald suiiivan, u. £ . . President 6 OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT Brother Donald Sullivan, O.S.F. President of the College Anne Tritini Administrative Assistant to the President Nancy Busardo Secretary ACADEMIC AFFAIRS Dr. John K. Hawes Academic Dean Ann Martone Secretary s T a D E N T Dr. James Adams Dean of Student Affairs A F F A I Ann Schlaz Secretary 9 tf CO s A T C (I T D I E V N I T T I E S Ms. Claire C. Fay Dir. Student Activities 10 Vickie Arico Secretary : y COLLEGE RELATIONS Ann Amore Vice-President College Relations Charlie Eames Director of Alumni Relations Madeleine Longano Director of Public Relations Publications Kay Segriff Secretary ADMISSIONS Dean Susan Turner Dean for Student Marketing and Recruitment Brother George Larkin, O.S.F. Dir. of Admissions for Non-Public Secondary Schools 12 Michael Trembley Dir. of Admissions for Continuing Education Laurie LaFever Admissions Counselor Sharon Furlong Office Manager Theresa Releford Secretary Theresa Palmiotti Secretary 13 FINANCIAL AID Anne Prisco Director of Financial Aid Brother Thomas O'Neil, O.S.F. Assistant Dir. of Financial Aid Arline Scotto Secretary Jackie Hodges Secretary Regina Robinson Financial Aid Counselor CAREER PLACEMENT CENTER Brother John Hoffschmidt, O.S.F. Director of Career Placement Ralph Demusis Counselor Marjorie Driscoll Secretary REGISTRAR Brother Robert Schaefer, O.S.F. Director of Registrar 16 Thomas McGwynn Asst. Registrar Jacqueline Rauert Secretary Angela George Secretary Cheryl Spencer Secretary Phyllis Bria Secretary FINANCIAL AFFAIRS Br. Jeremy Sztabnik, O.S.F. Asst, to the Dir. of Student Accounts Frank Corrigan Director of Student Accounts Mary Lederman Chief Financial Officer 18 Christopher Palmieri Chief Accountant Margaret Ryan Secretary Chris Hamrah Secretary Marie Pressman Secretary Lillian Sims Secretary 19 PHYSICAL PLANT Edward J. Boyd Director of Physical Plant 20 Jerome Williams Asst. Dir. of Physical Plant COMPUTER CENTER Erwin Fox Director of Computer Center Richard C. Vierling Senior Programmer Frank M. Lupo Programmer 21 LIBRARY Joan Torrone Head Librarian 22 Jose Luiz Sanchez Public Services Librarian Harry Heuschkel Asst. Head Librarian Rita Pascocello Secretary Wendy Tan Technical Services Librarian Ann Farrell Secretary Arthur Konop Virginia Jones Secretary Director Archives 23 24 Security Guards Bob Betsais, Danny Monk, Clennie Monk Charlie Ben-Harush Painter Cafeteria Staff Mary Claire College Nurse 25 Carlo Tramontozzi Dir. Athletic Department Clint Ebanks Aquatics Director Nathan Salant Sports information Office 26 Marlene Perez Trainer Ingrid Daveson Secretary Russell Penn Communications Denise Gibson Eleanor Reinhold Switchboard Switchboard Ruth Murphy Director of Personnel 27 Sara Holloway Director L E A R N I N G C E N T E R David Pfister Remediation Specialist 28 Norman Spencer Academic Advisor Lider Lamar Remediation Specialist • r The hearthrob of St. Francis! Two girls for every boy! 29 The McCoys The Hatfields 30 Let’s start the Family Feud! I got it! I got it! I thought you said you had it! 31 What goes up must come down! She’s got the whole world in her hands! Is it too late to make a program change??? I forgot my lampshade, will this do? Rosemarie Abate B.S. Business Management Anthony Akinsanya B.A. Political Science Maria Pia Albanese B.A. Psychology Ignazio Ammendola B.S. Business Management Jean Archer B.S. Business Management Denise Arico B.S. Business Management Gabriel Artigas B.S. Accounting Marcia E. Ashby B.S. Business Management 34 GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE Eileen Ashman B.A. Psychology Calvin Baker B.S. Accounting Claudio Balestra B.S. Biology Kenton Barrett B.S. Accounting Paula Bartoletti B.A. Physical Education T. T. Teresa Basha B.A. Spanish Dexter Blackwood B.S. Business Management Elizabeth A. Blum B.S. Math GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE George Bo veil B.S. Economics James Bobb B.S. Business Management Gary Borrero B.S. Business Mangement Roxanne Brereton ' Paul Brin Michael C. Bruno B.A. Psychology B.S. Health Science B.A. Psychology Brenda Caldwell B.S. Accounting Anne Callery B.S. Business Management 36 GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE Regina Capriola B.S. Accounting Paul Capua B.S. Business Management Mark Caracappa B.S. Business Management Corrado Carbone B.S. Business Management Theresa Caruso B.S. Business Management Diane Catalanotto B.S. Health Science Adm. John Cazassus B.S. Accounting Veta Clarke B.S. Business Management GRADUATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE Sid Colons B.S. Health Care Management George Corchia S.S. Math Richard Cornish B.A. Communication Arts Ellen Crayton B.S. Business Management Halsey Cruickshank B.A. Psychology Walter Cuches B.S. Chemistry Michael Curti B.S. Accounting Yvette Cush B.S. Health Care Management GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE Filomena Dagosta B.A. Communication Arts Maria Dalessio B.A. English Elem. T.T. Olatokunbo Daramola B.S. Business Management Anna Marie DeFillipps B.S. Business Management Janice Daniel B.S. Biology Karen Demeter B.S. Business Management Alwais Demoya B.S. Business Management Patrick Devenney B.S. Accounting GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • 39 Cosimo DeVita B.S. Biology I wish above all things that thou Mayest prosper and be in health. Even as thy soul prospereth III John 1:2 Leonard Dileo B.S. Business Management Patience D'Lamini B.S. Health Care Management Maryanne Dockery B.S. Business Management Marlene Douyon B.S. Business Management Hector Echevarria B.A. Political Science Rosaleen Dowling B.S. Business Management Thomas Elmo B.S. Business Management 40 GRADUATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE Quentin Evans B.S. Accounting Business Practice T. T. Susan Fernandez B.A. Spanish Richard Ferro B.S. Business Management Define the universe and Give three examples... Anonymous Graffitti Writer Abike Falibuya B.S. Health Care Management Carl Flickinger B.S. Business Management Carlos Farfan B.S. Accounting Diane Ferrante B.S. Business Management Karen Forsyth B.A. English Elem. T.T. GRADUATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE• 4i Anthony Francis B.S. Accounting Eustace Francis B.S. Business Management The journey of life takes us through many times of Happiness and sadness. We remember the happy times as the most loved and enriching Experiences of all. Vincent Galantucci B.S. Biology Luis A. Frith B.A. English Although the sad times do not outwardly appear To benefit us, they are, in reality. What builds strength and character in all of us. Scott Palmer Massimo Garguilo B. S. Physical Education T. T. John Giaquinta B.S. Business Management Patricia Giglio B.S. Medical Technology 42 GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE Joseph Giordano B.S. Accounting Lydia Grosskortenhaus B.S. Political Science Susan Guido B.S. Business Management Patrick Glynn B.S. Chemistry We all have stumbling blocks. . . What is most important is turning Them into stepping stones. L. Kay Alexander Molowu Godwin B.S. Biology Hazel Hampden B.S. Business Management GRADUATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE•43 r Gondiah Omadath Hectar B.S. Accounting Lisle Jackson B.S. Business Management Deanna Hennecken B.S. Sociology For Yesterday is but a dream and tomorrow is only a vision, but today well lived Makes yesterday a dream of happiness and tomorrow a vision of hope. Anonymous Heather Jacobs B.S. Health Science Adm. Jessica Hughes B.S. Business Management Francel Jacques B.S. Special Studies 44 GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE Carolyn Jazwa B.S. Biology John Kane B.A. History Thresiamma Joseph P. B.S. Health Care Management Desire for nothing except desirelessness, Hope for nothing except to rise above all hopes, Want nothing and you will have everything. Celia Kaplan B.S. Special Studies GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • 45 r Alfred Kauapirura B.A. Communication Arts Arlene Kaufman B.A. Religious Studies Joanne Kearns B.S. Business Management Paradise This is a poem I'll try to write describing a place so beautiful and bright It has fresh pure clean air. the kind you can’t see. You can stare into the horizon and glare past the sea The sky is so clear that when it rains you can still run and play in the sun all day No worries, sorrow or fears are known Just joy. friendship and loving are grown Still I cannot, but only try to describe This world o f peace called Paradise. Paradise what a world to describe The wonderful unique essential of life What pictures and words come to your mind? Maybe beauty, loving and no telling of time? Such a pretty word for a pretty place When you say the word it shows on your face A dreamland of things to never come true A dreamland you see. would never t e blue Everything so pure and pictured right Never afraid for there'd be no fights Loving would be the only one thing to do That 's fine with me. how about you? Ten true summers and more to spare Stars would always sparkle and glare The sun and moon a wonderful sight The sun in its brightness, the moon ir. the night. All your fantasies would be no lies In the dreamland world of Paradise This is a place that I will meet The one I have loved, and will love for eternity. See you in Paradise this I promise You with all my heart There we can run free without troubles or fears Like a free bird flying high out past the sea — PROMISE!! By Maria Bellantouno Kerriann Kennedy John Kneisel B.A. Physical Education T.T. B.S. Business Management Ellen Kupferman B.S. Special Studies 46 GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE Leonard Lagrua B.S. Business Management Constance Lamicela B.S. Business Management Elaine Lawrence B.S. Health Care Management There is a place not far away a place so gorgeous you d want to stay There is no transit way to go To get there you are on your own You can go there with your friends Or maybe a special love instead Things you can only dream of is what you 'll see clear waters, blue skies in a sunset scene Moonlight is a pretty sight Or the beach holding someone tight Never get discouraged, never fear For this place is very near Butterflies on flowers and birds in the air Everyone knows when they get there This place is grand and so carefree This place is called FANTASY BY Maria Bellantuono Jeanne Anne Lewis B.S. Aviation Business Studies Carlos Lindo B.S. Business Management James Litras B.S. Business Management jRADCJATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE David Logan B.A. Economics Gerard Loesch B.S. Business Management Carol Lubow B.S. Business Management You sit and wonder just who's gonna stop the rain Who'll ease the sadness who’s gonna quiet the pain It's a long dark highway... “The Ties That Bind Bruce Springsteen Ivette Luciano B.S. Business Management Rosanne Lumachi B.S. Business Management Jeanette Luciano B.S. Business Management 48 GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE Adamu Maaji B.S. Health Care Management Because you leave when you have to, or when you're meant to. And part of you dies when you go. You leave it there, it stays there. And what's left of you moves onto someplace else. Danielle Steel Going Home' Cheryl Manning B.S. Business Management Jeanne Mannino B.A. Psychology Maureen Makhetha B.S. Accounting Suzette Mapp B.S. Business Management • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • 49 r Laura Marquardt B.S. Business Management Richard McCann B.S. Accounting Pauline Mason B.A. History You have powers you never dreamed of. You can do things you never thought you could There are no limitations in what you can do except the limitations in your own mind as to what you cannot do. Don t think you cannot, think you can! Darwin P. Kingsley Jeannette Melendez B.S. Business Management Stephen Mauro B.A. Social Studies Scott Melius Aviation Business Studies 50 GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE Angela Miele B.S. Bio. Med. Tech. Laura Mieszerski B.S. Chemistry Anne Miller B.S. Accounting It is a funny thing about life; if you refuse to accept anything but the best, you very often get it. Somerset Maugham Donna Mis B.S. Business Management GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • 51 r Michael Montemarano B.S. Business Management Linda Moran B.S. Accounting Arthur Morris B.A. Economics Gianpaolo Mosconi B.S. Business Management 52 GRADUATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE Elsie Motunge B.S. Health Care Management Joyce Vuyiswa Mthwalo B.S. Business Management Joan Mullins B.A. Economics Mary B. Murphy B.A. English Elem. T.T. Gweneth Munroe B.S. Accounting Mary T. Murphy B.A. English Elem. T.T. GRADUATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE 53 r Yahaya Nauzo B.S. Biology David rSobiletti B.S. Accounting Yamilet Nassar B.A. Psychology Marlene Nassar B.A. Communication Arts Andrew Nicoletti B.S. Accounting Allan Nottingham B.S. Business Management 54 GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE Nwaola Nwosu B.S. Accounting Modinat Odubeko B.S. Business Management Naida Ortiz B.A. Communication Arts Joy Okafor B.S. Business Management GRADUATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE 55 Nkechi Osefoh B.S. Health Care Management Vivian Pabon B.S. Special Studies Joseph Pereira B.S. Accounting Abdullahi Paiko B.S. Business Management Sharon Parkinson B.S. Business Management Mary Jane Petrey B.S. Business Management 56 GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE« Molefe Phoku B.S. Business Management Ralph Protano B.A. Social Studies Maria Pugliese B.S. Business Management Pasquale Pirozzi B.A. Communication Arts Andrew Quigley B.A. History Jane Porkoski B.A. Social Studies Debra Prout A. A. Liberal Arts Jacqueline Rauert A.A.S. Business Adm. GRADUATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE• 57 Joseph Riggio B.S. Business Management John Roll A.S. Electronic Data Processing Barbara Ross B.S. Health Care Management Anne Runfola B.A. English T. T. Robert Ryan B.A. Psychology Marylinda Scala B.A. Social Studies Elem. T.T. Mark Schnidman B.A. English Elem. T.T. Peter Sacca B.A. Social Studies 58 GRADUATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE Cypriana Serrette B.S. Accounting Gian Severin'! B. A. Political Science Khemraj Sewdass B.A. Economics N Granville Shannon B.S. Accounting Matthew Sheridan B.A. Political Science Sally Signore B.S. Accounting Paul Skretkowicz B.S. Business Management Edward Sosnowski B.S. Business Management GRADUATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE• 59 Sharon Spellman B.A. French Frank Stine B.S. Special Studies Steven Stumpf B.S. Accounting Brian Sullivan g.S. Business Management Daniel Sullivan B.S. Business Management Wanita Swinton B.S. Aviation Business Studies Sallyann Sylvester B.S. Accounting Errol Taylor A.S. Electronic Data Processing Life presents opportunity to live, to learn. The world is ever-changing. Finding opportunity in a changing world is an individual matter. The degree of living and learning we wish to experience or enjoy, lies largely within ourselves. Hiram Rasely GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE Carol Tesoriero B.A. Political Science Dennis Thurlow B.S. Business Management I have courage, and refuse to be defeated, and all will go well. You should know that you have the support of others... and if you look at the world around you, you will see that there is a new life ahead of you... one which offers wonderful opportunities. Paul Gauguin Donna Thompson B.S. Medical Technology Antoinette Tulino B.A. Political Science David Gpton B.S. Business Management Susan Tom B.S. Business Management Nicos Tziazas B.S. Business Management Derek Tesoro B.S. Bio. Med. Science GRADUATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE• 6i Maria Vinci B.S. Business Management Marlene Wanton B.S. Business Management Laurie Whalen BA. English T. T. Leon Vilma B.S. Accounting Gerard Walsh B.S. Accounting Michael Weslowsky B.S. Business Management Eugene Viti B.A. Communication Arts Franklin Watson B.S. Accounting There are things that are known. And there are things that are unknown, and in between are the DOORS. Aldous Huxley Doors of Perception' 62 GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • GRADUATE Anthony Wierzbowski B.A. History Raymond J. Young B.A. Business Management Andrew Winikoff B.S. Biology There’s a train everyday; leaving either way. There's a world, you know. There’s a way to go. You 'll soon be gone; it's just as well. This is my opening farewell. Jackson Browne Marlene Wadsworth Zephnee B.S. Health Care Management Eric Gbong Wmana B.S. Business Management Henry J. R. Brooks A.A.S. Criminal Justice Degree — September 1982 GRADUATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE•GRADUATE• 63 Though your troubles may be many and your joys so very few, never give up the battle there's a victory in store for you. Though you may try very hard and never win or gain, remember you have a purpose a single goal to claim. Even when the chips are down and there's no one on your side, you ’ll always have something you 'll always have your pride. And when your dreams turn to dust, and the wind blows them away, there's always tomorrow, for tomorrow’s a brand new day. So never think life is worthless never think of yourself as poor for what lies in the future, Vo one knows for sure! Paula Mieszerski t ACCOUNTING Prof. Kenneth Larson Dr. Geoffrey Horlick; Chairperson Prof. William Yellin 66 Prof. W. Waters; Business Law ALLIED HEALTH Dr. Ellen Glascock; Chairperson Prof. Gayle Black Dr. Carolyn Plonsky Prof. Sandra Bloomberg AVIATION Dr. O’hare; Prof. Tracy Chairperson Dr. MaryRose DiGaudio Dr. Gary Klinger Dr. Edward Feeley 68 CHEMISTRY Dr. John Burke; Chairperson Dr. Joseph Schneider Dr. Thomas Quigley i Joseph Groller; Chem. and Bio. Lab Supervisor 69 COMMUNICATION Dr. Edward Setrakian; Chairperson Dr. Barbara Vigliano Prof. Boddy ECONOMICS Dr. Michael Casey; Chairperson Prof. Matthew Krogdahl Prof. Giardina Prof. William Merriman 71 Dr. Robert Fox; Chairperson Br. Austin Gill, O.S.F. Dr. Francis Caricato 72 I Dr. Francis Greene; Chairperson Dr. Enildo Garcia FINE ARTS AND FOREIGN LANGUAGE Dr. Maria Orti Dr. Sidney Rutar 73 Chairperson Dr. Gerald Galgan 75 Dr. Seymour Barcum; Chairperson 4 lb; M A N A G E M E N T Dr. Stanley Willing Prof. Ernest Petrucelli Br. Urban Gonound, O.S.F. Prof. Nancy Wilamowsky 76 Prof. John Tremmel Dr. Rosalind Guaraldo w Chairperson Prof. Robert Golberg Dr. Jorge Andres Prof. Alvin Dubinsky Prof. Peter Gomori Dr. Uwe Gielen; Dr. Steven Anolik Chairperson PSYCHOLOGY 78 Dr. Dennis Mourer Dr. Quinlan z I o Dr. Edna O’Hern; Chairperson INSTITUTIONAL SERVICES Pat Deasey Office Manager Leticia Ortega Secretary 80 Josephine Catania Accounting Management Secretary F Director of Disneyland I always feel like somebody’s watching me. Did you hear the one about. . . I’m sure this is how Houdini did it! 82 Daydreaming and I’m thinking of you! c j You have just crossed into a new dimension! You come here often? Now where was I? 83 Wow!! could have had a V-8! Experiment with a chemist! Mom said there’d be days like this! Beware all who enter here! 84 You are now a prisoner of SFC! Going up? M O R E S F C 85 080 86 87 What’s this fly doing in my salad? Breakdancing 89 90 91 92 TREASURER John Corbisiero SPEAKER OF SENATE Joseph Minerva i. 93 SPEAKER OF SACOR Lydia Grosskortenhaus SENIORS Ralph Protano; President Laura Mieszerski; Vice-Pres. SENATORS: Jeanette Melendez, Rosanne Lumachi, CherylAnn Jones, Robert Terranova, Anthony Wierzbowski 94 JUNIORS Bob Vito; President Robert Mazzella; Vice-Pres. SENATORS: Kathleen Nihill, Arleen Paterson, Daniel Waldron, Cathy Finocchio, Edward Mucci 95 SOPHOMORES Jennifer Bain; President John Medina; Vice-Pres. SENATORS: Moradeyo Dosunmu, Patrick Mullaly, Chris Kendall, Sharon Albergo, Peter Wierzbowski 96 FRESHMEN Pablo Falcon; President Angela Grundy; Vice-Pres. SENATORS: Ana Degrezia, Anthony Giglio, Gina Maresca, Erica Matechak 97 STUDENT GOVERNMENT The Student Government of S.F.C. 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 and interests the students might express. Along with the responsibility of hearing the needs of the student body, the Student Government of St. Francis 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 Student Government positions occur every Spring semester of every academic year. These elections are very important because the people elected play a very important role at the college 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 representatives of the student body and are to act in the best interests of the students. 98 ACCOUNTING SOCIETY President — Sally Signore Vice Pres. — Robert Mazzella Secretaries — Marilyn Duncan Matthew Signore Treasurer — Franklin Watson S.A.C.O.R. Rep. — Yvonne Flesche Since 1978. the preamble to the constitution of the Accounting Society has read. We, the students of the Accounting Society pledge to support and promote the research and study of accounting. We agree to offer our fellow students the opportunity to enrich themselves with our programs and lectures. The Accounting Society continues to meet this challenge by seeking to stimulate interest in the profession of accounting through a program of guest speakers, field trips and other activities. The purpose of the Accounting Society is to broaden students awareness and knowledge of the numerous opportunities, issues and career choices in the field of accounting. The society aims to provide an overall scope of the accounting profession. 100 Denise Smerina — Coach Carol Lubow — Captain Laura Cozik — Co-Captain Eileen Matthews Gina Maresca Katie McEvoy Hannia Lujan Patty Sanchez Mary Rios 101 BLACK STUDENTS ASSOCIATION Moradeyo Dosummu — President Cheryl-Ann Wood — Vice Pres. Therry Eba — Sac Rep. Moradeun Dosummu — Treasurer Fitzgerald Limatas — Secretary Tyrone Porter Raymond Francis Viveca Frederick Jackie Sanders Oluwatokunbo Daramola Mustapher Arije Robert Elson Joseph Thomas Michelle Anderson Matthew Broion (Jlyn Serette The Black Students Association was established in 1972. It’s purpose is to forge a better understanding among black students and to educate all students about the customs and lifestyle of the African people and the people of other black nations. The moderator of the Black Students Association this year is Prof. Walters of the Accounting Business Law Dept. FINE ARTS CLUB The main purpose of our club is to enrich the lives of the students by further developing their interests in and appreciation of the Arts. Past activities included trips to the museum, Lincoln Center, and the Bklyn Academy of Music; to name but a few. Maria Cestaro — President Laurel Ann Lewis — Vice Pres. Sac. Rep. Frank Passantino — Treasurer Dr. Francis Greene — Moderator Laura Kelly Terri LeFever Yvette Renna Demetra Stiros Michelle Voci Lourdes La Boy Jerry Hughes Joan Janczeuski Nicolina Riwole FOREIGN STUDENTS ASSOCIATION The Foreign Students Association was founded in 1974 to promote social, cultural and academic relationships among its members and to foster closer relations between members of the Association and the educational ideals of the College. Dr. Nino Langiulli, Professor of Philosophy has been its moderator since 1975. Among its many activities, since 1975, the club has held an Annual Award Ceremony. Cheryl Ann Jones President Jennifer Bain Vice-President Franklyn Watson Treasurer Suzanne Lewis Secretary Ebban Jones SACOR Rep. 103 MARIA PIA ALBANESE Editor-in-Chief 104 R 105 Toni Franco Assistant Joann Kusk Assistant 106 Guilio Mannini Assistant Jeanne Mannino Photo Editor Robert Perro Staff Anthony Vecchio Photographer Curtis Martin Staff Georqia Yiapis Staff 107 Ralph Prontano. Staff Annmarie Rosselli. Maria Badamo. Mike Tcrmine: Staff A T W O R K Ma,,« VatvJerbur 9. Staff I’d rather death than another deadline . .. Shall we dance? 109 MANAGEMENT - MARKETING SOCIETY Founded in November 1983, the Management • Marketing Society provides business students with an opportunity to learn about current developments in the fields of management and marketing. The society sponsors intercollegiate marketing tournaments, workshops, field trips, guest speakers, and conferences. Dr. Robert Goldberg Moderator Joe Riggio President Kathleen Nihill Vice-President Dulce Reyes Eve. Vice-President Jeannette Melendez Chairperson Sharon Parkinson Treasurer Ronald King SACOR Rep. MEMBERS: Michael Long Geisha Torres Daniel Rodriquez Gwen Carrasquillo Jennifer Bain Suzanne Ramdial John Giaqinta Brigitte Sullivan Regina Peglisi Salvatore lorio Rosemarie Abate Michael Espimosa Patti Sanchez Luis Frith Maria Donini LATIN AMERICAN SOCIETY Jeannette Melendez; President Hector Echevarria; Vice-President Sharon Parkinson; Treasurer Elvia Mieses; Secretary Stacey McGhie; SACOR Rep. Professor Enildo Garcia; Moderator The Latin American Society’s purpose is to foster an interest in Hispanic culture in the St. Francis College students, its faculty, and administration. And through this interest bring understanding, acceptance, and unity among all people. As a close knit family we foster this interest through films, lectures, cultural events and our dances. The Society is open to everyone who wants to share our culture and theirs with us. There is a Roberto Clemente Award given to the member who has been active in the society and has maintained a B average in Spanish. This award is exclusive in its requirements but the Society is Open to non-Spanish majors and all members are rewarded for their time and efforts they contribute to the Society. MEMBERS: Alwis Demoya, Carol Chacon. Cheryl Manning, Guillermo, George Rivera. Gordon Otway, Hilda Gabriel, Janice Williams, Lisa Morales, Loudes LaBoy. Michelle Theodore, Mary Rios, Monserrate Aviles, Marian Facey, Maureen Facey, Monica Vicente. Page Flanigan, Paul Falcon, Patti Sanchez, Ronald King, Rosa Salcedo, Robert Gonzalez, Lucy Vazquez, Sharon Weekes, Sandra Vargas, Veronica Rivera. Edwin Gonzalez, Doris Price, Cecile Neita, Jessica Rojas, Doris Rivera, Luis Valdez. Anna Arias, Susan Baxt, Clive Torres, Glen Thomas, Jacqueline Ricketts, Jesse 111 HISTORY AND POLITICAL SCIENCE SOCIETY Ralph Protano; President Anthony Wierzbowski; Vice-Pres. David Harney; Treasurer Peter Wierzbowski; Sac. Rep. Dr. Arthur Hughes; Moderator MEMBERS: Robert Terranova Christine Garcia Paul Carosella Michael Zailowicz John Briandillo Pauline Mason Judith Box Pablo Falcon 112 SOZH OW MARIA BADAMO, ANNMARIE ROSSELLI; Editors MUSIC CLUB MEMBERS: Luis Frith, Jeanne-anne Lewis, Mirella A. Rawlins, Pablo Falcon, Nilda Quintana, Amanda Mathews, Ronald M. King. Dorothy Parker, Sabrina Scott. Algernon Carter. Michelle Theodore. George Corchia. Mirvan Garcia, Alwis Demoya 113 SCIENCE BOTANICAL SOCIETIES 114 ir PSYCHOLOGY CLUB Mike Markisic; President Jeanne Mannino; Vice-Pres. Halsey Cruickshank; Vice-Pres. Rosi Latimiendi; Sac. Rep. Dr. Steven Anolik; Moderator The purpose of this club is to enlighten individuals interested in the areas of psychology that are not usually considered in textbooks or classrooms, to give individuals who are interested the feel of the workings of psychology and the exploration of different fields of psychology. This is achieved by means of great lectures. films, and field trips. Jeanne-anne Lewis; President Arlene Paterson; Vice-Pres. Franklin D. Watson; Treasurer Grace Bhola; Secretary Jackie Hunter; Sac. Rep. Gina St. CJrbain SACOR T R O a p E R S The Troupers are happy to announce that besides being the oldest organization on campus, the are also marking the anniversary of their 60th year of sustained 'excellence in drama. Sharon Albergo; President, Cathy Finocchio; Vice-President, Jerome Hughes; Secretary Treasurer, Cathy Rogan; SACOR Rep., Mr. Joseph Mingrone; Director, Bro. Austin Gill Moderator MEMBERS: Eugene Viti, Andrew Quigley, Faith Kostel, Tina Bosch, Jane Pokorski, Lydia Ficorelli, David Brooks, Vincent Colaianni, George Corchia, Joseph Dini, Paul Kobel, Chris Mattei, Irene Polik, Jim Rogan, Veronica Duchene ECJGENE VITI; Editor-in-Chief Irene Polik; Asso. Editor News Ann DeGrezia; Asso. Editor Layout George Corchia; Asso. Editor Sports Andrew Bianco; Asso. Editor Features -Arts Peter Wierzbowski; Photo Editor Hannia Lujan; Editorial Assistant Cathy Rogan; Editorial Assistant; Sharon Albergo, Cathy Finnocchio, Denise Arico, Nina DiMaggio, Lydia Grosskortenhaus, David Harney, Katherine McEvoy, Andrew Quigley, Veronica Duchene, Bob Valvano, Anthony Francis, Joan Torrone, Ann Roselli, Joseph Minerva, Laura Mieszerski 118 I 119 FRESHMEN ORIENTATION Maria P. Albanese, Chairperson Freshmen Orientation 1984 120 121 ST. FRANCIS COLLEGE and THE TABLET present a FORUM IN THE PUBLIC INTEREST ‘‘Religion and Politics — a Personal Reflection” by HON. MARIO M. CUOMO Governor, New York State October 3, 1984 — 6 P.M. at ST. FRANCIS COLLEGE 180 Remsen Street Brooklyn Heights, N.Y. Gov. Cuomo Addressing the Press at the News Conference Andrew Quigley giving a gift from Student Government to Gov. Cuomo a Ralph Protano asking Gov. Cuomo an intriguing question COMMERCE SYMPOSIUM November 14, 1984 2:00 P.M. FOUNDERS HALL A.P.D. BLOOD DRIVE 128 129 THE TROUPERS PRESENT: “A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS” FALL 1984 130 133 134 MIXERMOB AT WORK % MIXER I 136 137 MIXER II 138 139 141 DUN SCOTUS HONOR SOCIETY The Duns Scotus Honor Society primarily aims to encourage among students a love and desire for excellence in scholarship and service to all the activities of the College. Its secondary aim is to honor and recognize worthy students who, by outstanding attainment, have won the esteem of their fellow students, members of the administration and faculty. To be eligible for membership a student must have completed 60 semester hours and two years of residence at St. Francis College. Applicants must have an index of 3.6 and must show satisfactory evidence of distinguished participation in at least two extra-curricular activities at the College. Dr. Francis Greene; Moderator Laura Mieszerski; President Vincent Galantucci; Vice-President Rosie Abate; Secretary Treasurer 142 ALPHA PHI DELTA Alpha Phi Delta Fraternity is a national fraternity; dedicated to the promotion of Italian Culture and Scholastic Ability. Founded in 1914, we now have well over twenty chapters. Beta Sigma, the chapter on our campus, was founded in 1961. The brothers of Alpha Phi Delta, Beta Sigma, have dedicated themselves in helping out the school in all ways possible, including socially. Danny Waldron; President Christopher Kendell; Vice-President John Capone; Pledgemaster John Corbisiero; Treasurer Eddie Mucci; SACOR Rep. MEMBERS: Vinny Catalanotto George Corchia Stan Fahey Eddie Ferrer John Medina Andy Miglianelli Joe Minerva Patrick Mullaly Christopher Rabano Daniel Zambiana 143 Chi Beta Phi is the National Science Honor Fraternity whose Alpha Xi chapter was founded at St. Francis College in 1969. Membership is open to junior and senior biology, chemistry and psychology majors who have a minimum cumulative index of 3.0 and a major or science index of 3.0. Dr. James Corrigan; Moderator Vincent Galantucci; President Laura Mieszerski; Vice-President MEMBERS: Patrick Glynn Lawrence Langan Barbara Capozzi 144 PHI ALPHA THETA Phi Alpha Theta, the International History Honor Society was founded in 1921 for the purpose of advancing the study of history. The Theta Nu chapter of Phi Alpha Theta was established in 1962. Phi Alpha Theta's motto is “Seek Truth.” The Theta Nu chapter follows this motto by sponsoring various field trips to places of historic interest, and a scholarly paper competition and an annual Phi Alpha Theta dinner. Anthony Wierzbowski; President Ralph Protano; Vice-President Pauline Mason; Treasurer Lisa Marshall; Secretary Dr. Arthur Hughes; Moderator MEMBERS: Paul Carosella John Maksymowicz Annmarie Rosselli Lydia Grosskortenhaus Joann Kusk Judith Box Michael Zavilowicz PHI GAMMA NU Gerry Smith President Yvonne Flesche Vice-President Marco Grli Treasurer Jeanne-Ann Lewis SACOR Rep Phi Gamma Nu is a National Professional Honor Fraternity in Business. The Beta Psi Chapter was started in 1976 at St. Francis College. PI SIGMA 145 ST. THOMAS MORE PRE LAW SOCIETY The St. Thomas More Pre-Law Society was formed at St. Francis College in 1963. The Pre-Law Society was formed to foster an understanding of the legal profession, to provide information about the law and law school. The St. Thomas More Pre-Law Society provides this information by sponsoring guest lectures on various areas of law and representatives of law schools. The Pre-Law Society also sponsors the Annual Moot Court which is used to demonstrate the actual workings of the trial process. Anthony Wierzbowski President Ralph Protano Vice-President Jeannette Melendez Treasurer Lydia Grosskortenhaus Secretary Hector Ecchevarria SACOR Rep Dr. Arthur Hughes Moderator 146 Carl Quigley; Coach Howard Schultheiss, Mike Duffy, Tim Coyne, Frank Macchia, Chris Cino, Mike Koppinger, Tom Lynch 148 149 MEN’S AND WOMEN’S SWIMMING Ricky Ferro; Captain Howard Schultheiss Mike Duffy Tim Coyne Frank Macchia Bill Osborne Mike Koppinger Tom Lynch Paula Bartoletti; Captain Margaret Joyce Diedra Cashman Paula McCuddin Faith Costel Mary Donahugh Chris Garcia Suzanne Nevin Georgia Yiapis Marie Vanderburg Diana Bastista 150 I 152 153 SOCCER Left to Right Standing: George Bovell (c). Lenny Leggard. Serge Conte. Massimo Gargiulo (c). Branco Poposki. Diego Tarallo. Tommy Gambino. Middle Row: Ian Jones. Pat Devenney. Corrado Carbone. Bernard Celestin (c). Billy Nastu. Lucio Russo (Standing, asst, coach). Front: Keith Serreue. Ovanes Ovanessian. Martin Harding. Willie Amaya. Carlo Tramontozzi (coach). Missing: Kirk Seaburn. Jose Villafuerte. Joe Barone. David Geilfuss (ass't. coach). Gaetano Messina (ass't. coach). 154 Carrado Carbone Keith Nclntosh 1984 ST. FRANCIS COLLEGE “TERRIERS” SOCCER TEAM NAME POS. NO. Amaya. Willie F 12 Barone. Joe M 4 Bovell. George (C) M 5 Carbone. Corrado D 11 Celestin. Bernard (cc) F 18 Conte. Silverio G 1 Devenney. Pat D 19 Gambino. Tony G 00 Gargiulo. Massimo (cc) D 3 Harding. Martin M 17 Jones. Ian D 21 Leggard, Lenny F 14 McIntosh. Keith D 15 Nastu. Billy F 9 Ovanessian. Ovanes F 0 Poposki. Branco D 10 Seabrun. Kirk M 22 Serrette. Keith D 8 Tarallo. Diego M 6 Villafuerte. Jose M 6 •indicates returning letterwinner (C) Captain (cc) co-captain Head Coach: Carlo Tramontozzi (16 years. 150-65-26) CLASS HT. WT. HOMETOWN FR 5'8 145 Brooklyn. NY FR 5'7 155 Brooklyn. NY SR 5'10 135 Trinidad SR 5'8 152 Norristown. PA JR 5'ir 166 Haiti JR 5'9 158 Brooklyn. NY JR 6' 160 Staten Island. NY FR 6' 155 Brooklyn. NY SR 5'8 140 Bronx. NY SO 5'10 150 Trinidad FR 5'8 150 Brooklyn. NY FR 6'2 172 Trinidad SR 5'10 160 Brooklyn. NY SO 5'8 152 Bronx. NY SO 5'8 163 Brooklyn. NY SR 5'10 170 Queens. NY FR 5'9 140 Trinidad SO 5'9 150 Trinidad FR 5'8 150 Brooklyn. NY FR 5'8 143 Brooklyn. NY Assistants: Gaetano Messina. Dave Geilfuss. Lucio Russo Trainer: Marlene Perez 155 MEN’S BASKETBALL 1984-85 ST. FRANCIS COLLEGE “TERRIERS” MEN'S BASKETBALL ROSTER NO. Name CL. POS HT. WT. HIGH SCHOOL HOMETOWN 10 Len LaGrua JR G 6 r 160 New Utrecht Brooklyn. NY 11 Tim Brisco SO G 6'2 170 August Martin Queens. NY 12 Jerome Washington JR G 5'10 150 LaSalle Academy Manhattan. NY lb Brian LaGrua JR G 6'2 175 New Utrecht Brooklyn.NY 21 Blaine Drayton SO F 6'5 175 Springfield Garden Laurelton. NY 34 Barry Leskun SO C 6'8 220 Bridgewater Raritan Bridgewater. NJ 23 Theo Graham JR F 6'6 170 St. Joseph s Trinidad 24 Chris Phillips SR F 6'5 190 Evander Childs Manhattan. NY 25 Saife Murgan FR F 6'7 185 Mussa Al Daw Hagoge Khartoum. Sudan 30 Jim Paguaga JR G 6' 170 Nazareth Brooklyn. NY 31 Julian McKelly SR C 6'10 215 San Estzaban Dominican Republic 32 Dickens Benoit SO F 6'3 215 Albertus Magnus Haverstraw. NY 35 Magdi Ahamed FR C 6'9 220 El Mougran Khartoum. Sudan 22 Terry Lacewell SO G 6'2 175 McKee Staten Island. NY 20 Gary Sims JR G 6' 165 Brooklyn. Tech Brooklyn. Ny Head Coach: Bob Valvano Assistant Coach: Jim Malone Undergraduate Assistant: Glenn Thomas Director of Athletics: Carlo Tramontozzi Athletics Trainer: Marlene Perez Team Captains ( ): Chris Phillips. Julian McKelly 156 157 1984-85 St. Francis College Women’s Basketball Roster “Lady Terriers’ Name Cl. Ht. Wt. Pos. High School Hometown Carolyn Ann Barna Fr 5'6 120 G Bishop Ford Brooklyn. NY Kelly Cooper Fr 5'6 120 G Far Rockaway Rockaway. NY Patricia Dolan So 5'10 140 F St. Saviour Brooklyn. NY Margaret Flannery Jr 5'8 150 F Stella Maris Brooklyn. NY Elaine Hunt So 6'1 155 C Stella Maris Brooklyn. NY Mary Kay Johnston So 5'5 115 G St. Saviour Brooklyn. NY Mary Kay Kawas Jr 5'7 137 F G Bishop Ford Brooklyn. NY Patricia Klein Fr 5'5 120 G St. Francis Queens. NY Janet Klosterman So 5'10 150 F Christ the King Queens. NY Carolyn Meehan Fr 5'5 120 G Bishop Ford Brooklyn. NY Ann-Marie Murphy So 5'7 135 G St. Edmund’s Brooklyn. NY Denise Stradowski Fr 5'10 165 F St. Francis Woodhaven. NY 158 Indicates Returning Letterwinner B A S E B A L L Name Class Pos. B T HT. WT. School Hometown Calvin Baker Sr. 1B OF R R 6'4 192 Frasmus Brooklyn Kenny Bachert Jr. If R R 5' 10 160 St. Joseph N. Jersey Phil Defonte Fr. OF L L 5'8 150 Lincoln Brooklyn John Delago So. P R L 5'10 198 Francis Prep Queens J. Mieczkowski Fr. IB L L 6'2 205 Francis Prep Queens Chris Bruno Fr. OF L L 6'0 191 Madison Brooklyn John Simone So. SS OF R R 6'0 178 Lafayette Brooklyn D. Parasconda Sr. OF L L 5’ 10 175 Lafayette Brooklyn Jose Rodriguez Sr. P R R 6'5 185 Rockland Haverstraw William Lawrence Fr. 2B R R 5'8 138 J. Richman Manhattan Michael Ahearne Fr. P L L 6'1 170 VS Central Valley Stream Michael Angelone Fr. 3B P R R 5'10 175 F.D.R. Brooklyn Robert Mylan Fr. OF P L L 5'8 170 VS Central Valley Stream Robert Federico Fr. SS P R R 6'0 185 F. Hamilton Brooklyn James DeSapio Fr. P L L 6'0 160 Sherman Oregon Lou Mallea So. P R R 5'ir 180 Fordham New York Dickens Benoit So. P OF R R 6'3 215 Albertus Haverstraw Daniel McBride Jr. C IB R R 6'0 185 Malloy Ozone Park G. Papageorge So. C R R 6'1 215 Loughlin Queens John Brady Jr. 2B L R 5'10 170 Queens Queens 162 164 166 167 168 f 169 1 170 171 You mean this isn’t the library? John Travolta LIVES! You’re kidding! . . . but, then where are we??? 172 It takes two to Tango!! They seem to get younger every year. 173 BOOSTERS TO OCIR DAUGHTER PAULINE: MAY YOU ALWAYS BE SUCCESSFUL IN EVERYTHING YOU DO! GOD BLESS YOU DAD MOM TO MARIA: MY DEAR DAUGHTER PM VERY PROUD OF YOU!! LOVE, MOM WELL, YOU DID IT!! FROM THE TWO PREVIOUS YEARBOOK EDITORS, GREAT JOB!! CONGRA TULA TIONS MORE SUCCESS WE LOVE YOU! JOE AND CLAUDIA TO MARIA, YOU TAUGHT ME EVERYTHING I WANTED TO KNOW ABOUT LAYOUT BUT WAS AFRAID TO ASK. I WILL DEFINITELY NOT FORGET YOU OR YOUR UNICORNS. LOVE, PAULINE TO PAULINE, BEST WISHES GOOD LUCK LOVE, PAT HAIRSTON TO BOBBO, BELIEVE IN YOURSELF — AND THE REST WILL FOLLOW!! LOVE, RIA TO LAURA, THIS YEAR JUST WHOOSHED BY BUT IT HAS BEEN FANTABULOUSLY MARVELOUS. GOOD LUCK — LOVE PAULINE TO PAULINE, CONTINUED SUCCESS TO OUR SISTER WHO IS SOMETIMES A “PAIN” BUT MAYBE THE “BEST PAIN” LOVE, REMY, GAIL EUSTACE FOR PAULINE — THE STUDY OF LAW’S LOSS WILL BE THE PRACTICE OF LAW’S GAIN BEATRICE YABLOK CONGRATULATIONS TO PAULINE! EXCELLENT JOB ST. FRANCIS ELAINE VERNA CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES — TO MY GENIUS PAULINE MARY GREEN TO PAULINE — BEST WISHES GOOD LUCK UPON YOUR VENTURE OUT INTO THE REAL WORLD — MILTON PEEK HEY MARIAAA! THESE ARE DEFINITELY THE TIMES WE’LL REMEMBER! MY WISHES FOR YOU ARE HAPPINESS, SUCCESS AND GOOD HEALTH. MAY YOU ALSO BECOME MRS. SIMONE L. IN THE NEAR FUTURE AND MAY A UNICORN SHOW UP ON YOUR DOORSTEP! LOVE YA! “WHOOSH” P.S. AND I WAS JUST GETTING COMFORTABLE! TO THE CLASS OF 1985: (especially Denise, Maria, Laura) YOU’LL ALWAYS BE 101 IN MY BOOK! VICKIE (ALIAS MOM) ALL EXPERIENCE IS AN ARCH, WHERE THROUGH GLEAMS THAT UNTRAVELLED WORLD WHOSE MARGIN FADES FOREVER WHEN I MOVE. A. L. TENNYSON CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1985! (ESPECIALLY LAURA AND MARIA WHO WILL FINALLY BE OUT OF MY HAIR) MADELEINE LONGANO TO MARIA, WHOSE HELP AND CONFIDENCE MADE THE FOUR YEARS AT SAINT FRANCIS A PLEASURE! LOVE, BOBBO DEAR ANGELA, VINNIE AND LARRY, BIOLOGY MAY BE FUN, BUT IT’S AMINO WORLD WITHOUT CHEMISTS! CONGRAT’S AND BEST OF LUCK! LOVE, LAURA TO JACKIE, HERE’S HOPING THAT YOUR HOOPMAN WILL SWEEP YOU OFF THE COURT! (CHRIS M.) LOVE, M. L. TO THE CLASS OF 1985: FOR SIXTEEN YEARS (OR MORE) THE “FUTURE” YOU HAVE DREAMED OF WORKED AND WAITED IMPATIENTLY FOR HAS ARRIVED. YOU HAVE THAT PRECIOUS BACHELOR’S DEGREE. MY WISH FOR YOU IS TO USE IT WISELY, HONESTLY AND UNSELFISHLY. THIS WAY YOUR LIFE WILL BE SUCCESSFUL AND SELF-FULFILLING. CLAIRE C. FAY DEAR JACKIE, HERE’S TO MISS POLONIA! (I TOLD YOU SOMETHING WOULD BE PUT IN.) YOU REGISTRAR PERSON YOU! LOVE, ME TO LAURA: ONLY IF YOU BELIEVE, LIFE’S DREAMS WILL COME TRUE! WHAT CAN I SAY — BUT DEFT LOVE, RIA TO PAULINE: THE UNICORN WILL BE WATCHING YOU! DEF! FANTABULOUS! WHOOSH! LOVE, RIA 175 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1985 — ESPECIALLY TO MARIA BR. ROBERT SCHAEFER O.S.F. AND STAFF DEAR LAURA, CONGRATULATIONS! LOVE, ROB DEAR PAT S WALLY, BEST WISHES FOR A GREAT FUTURE! KEEP IN MIND THAT OLD CHEMISTS NEVER DIE — THEY JUST REACH EQUILLIBRICM! LOVE, LAURA DEAR PAULINE, THIS PAST YEAR HAS BEEN FANTABULOUS AND YOU’VE BEEN SIMPLY MARVELOUS! TIME GOES BY MUCH TOO QUICKLY BUT WE’VE GOT BIGGER AND BETTER THINGS TO LOOK FORWARD TO. BEST OF LUCK IN LAW SCHOOL THANKS FOR ALL THE GREAT MEMORIES! LOVE YA!, “WHOOSH” LAURA AND MARIA, THANKS FOR DOING SO MANY THINGS TOO WELL AND SO GENEROUSLY. WE’LL MISS YOU! BR. GEORGE LARKIN, O.S.F. GOOD LUCK AND BEST WISHES IN THE FUTURE FOR THE CLASS OF 1985 ROBERT J. RAPENA DEAR MARIA WHOOSH! — THERE YOU GO — TO MEET SUCCESS IN ALL YOU DO! REMEMBER US — YOU OLD REGISTRAR PERSON YOU! JACKIE O. TO LAURA: CONGRATULATIONS — NOW GO OUT AND GET A JOB LOVE, PAULA TO THE CLASS OF 85: CONGRATULATIONS CAMILLE MARIE KEEP THE SFC SPIRIT ALIVE BY SPREADING IT. WELCOME CARMINE THE BEST TO THE BEST. LOVE, BR. GEORGE LARKIN, O.S.F. MOM 176 TO MY DEAR DAUGHTER MARIA CONGRA TULA TIOISS LOVINGL Y DADDY CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1985 FROM THE OFFICE OF COLLEGE RELATIONS 177 CONGRATULATIONS LAURA! YOU HAVE ACCOMPLISHED ONE MORE GOAL ON YOUR WAY TO SUCCESS CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES CLASS OF 1985! DEAN ADAMS GOOD LUCK, MOM DAD TO MARIA: Thanks for all you have taught me about putting together a yearbook. Be happy in knowing that I will always leave two picas in between pictures! Best of luck to you and all my graduating friends. Joann M. Kusk THE UNIVERSE IS COMPOSED OF ONLY ATOMS EMPTY SPACE; ALL ELSE IS OPINION! CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 85’ J. C. TOUCHY FEELY CUDDLEY JOE 178 BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING SENIORS FROM THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE STUDENT GOVERNMENT ANDREW QUIGLEY...........PRESIDENT DENISE ARICO..................VICE PRESIDENT JOHN CORBISIERO..........TREASURER JOSEPH MINERVA...SPEAKER OF SENATE LYDIA GROSSKORTENHAUS....SPEAKER OF SACOR 179 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1985 FROM THE EDITORIAL BOARD AND STAFF OF THE VOICE CAPTURE THE MAGIC OF THE UNICORN.. CONGRA TULA TIONS AND ALL THE BEST TO THE CLASS OF 1985 FROM THE FRANCISCAN! THl 1 YOU PROUDES HOU .......Culminating a period in your life you will always wane to remember. 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 warml 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. LORSTtIV TH0H4S STI'UIRS 182 FOREMOST SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPH MRS ! THL LAST It's finished! I never thought that I would ever come to the end of this book. It has been both an enriching and exhausting experience. It is now 2:00 a.m. and I felt that I should leave this letter for last in order to accurately express how I feel upon completion of this book. There were many times when I was frustrated; coming up against insurpassable problems. Sometimes they were ignored and other times solved. I hope that as you look through this book you will see the time and care that has been given. I also hope that you will be as proud as I am of what is represented in this book. In any goal we partake there will always be shortcomings, but I hope that you; as I have tried to do, will overcome these shortcomings and see the real essence of what this school is made of. To you the graduates, and the future graduates I wish much happiness and success. I must say that this book has not been a one-person accomplishment. To my staff: Bobbo, Vec., Jeanne G., Maria, AnnMarie, Marie, Lestine, Ralph, Georgia, and Curtis; many thanks. To Toni: For your non stop patience with me. To Jeanne M.: For all those short notice photo assignments. To Joanne: For all those times I left you alone in the office with a pile of work. To Charles Eames and Ann Amore: For all those times I came to your office and you gave me the support I needed to go on. Again, Thank You!! There are two people that I leave for last, without their help I do not know what I would have done. To Pauline: You are DEFinitely FANTABCJLOCJS! Remember the camera on Montague Street. To Laura: WHOOSH! Remember 11:00 p.m. in Room 105A and the all night work session — 6:30 a.m., pregnant mouse. Please not another grad, name on the list. And finally, To my family — For all those times I brought home my anger and frustrations! I Love You!, RIA My si nee rest congratulations to the graduates of 1985! With Fond Wishes, Maria Franciscan Editor '85 183 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT My sincere thanks to those listed for their contribution to the production of this publication. Dudley Davis and Lorstan Thomas Studios; Graduate Photographer 1985, Rocco Galatioto; Photographer (Soccer and Basketball), Thomas Kehoe and Taylor Publishing Company, who helped make this book a reality, Lestine Dublin — a special staff member, Anthony Vurlumis; Bridge Photographer, and a special thanks to John P. Albanese who did the cover and divider pages; thank you Johnny, you are a true artist!! 184