St Francis College - Motus Yearbook (Biddeford, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1972 volume:

Saint 724nm; Cailege 3iddefozd, mafia 04005 OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT June 23, 1972 On behalf of the Saint Francis College community, I congratulate the members of the Class of 1972. Your years at Saint Francis were coincident in time with four years of turmoil and unrest in American society. You have challenged the values of the broad society concerning war, civil rights, poverty, environmental pollution, etc. - To some extent, at least, your challenge has been success- ful in awakening the American conscience. But problems of yesteryear remain, and the post is now your legacy. How will you, in turn, respond to the challenges? Will you prove your- selves to be liberated? Will you respond free of irrationality, preiudice, and pure self interest? Will you give of yourselves openly - perhaps completely - toward the resolution of human problems? We are anxious about your responses, for the measure in which you respond, individually and collectively, will be one measure of success achieved in the task that brought us together on this campus. Thus we wish you well. We pray that the influence of Saint Francis, the person and the institution, sustains you in the important work that lies ahead. May your lives be both happy and profitable. Cordial iy, Ernest R. Therrien Acting President We dedicate The 1972 MOTUS To Ernest R. Therrien f. M DEDICATION MOTUS STAFF KEN MESSINA SPORTS -.-.---... u: maa'omoaw- pun.- GERRIE TISO LAYOUT BETTY DYJACK LAYOUT BOB DOYEN PHOTOGRAPHS TOM BROWN LAYOUT JOHN SURDYKA BUSINESS The MOTUS would Me To give spe- cial recogmirion To the Ladies Guild for OH The Time and work thev put info 8?. Francis. On behalf of The entire student body THANK YOU. ,1. ,isi3i 33 .Hh Wiilg i O ' 1'2' 8:! , 1 J 9 fags?! ' i lgl, 1 x a Q i .- a ' 3!: it La 2 2 One who has hope touches life in new forms, seeing, healing, hearing things never noticed before. He cotches the light and warmth of people as they knit themselves in love, and learns tho! persons around him call for his ?olems, energies and love, 24 Mr. Stor Drh Samuel Biology Dept. FACULTY If he is indeed wise, he does not bid you enter The house of his wisdom, but rather leads you to the threshold of your own mind. For the vision of one man lends no? its wings To another man. K. GIBRAN Mr. Jacobsen Education Dept. Mrh Louck Theology Dept. 28 Dr. Nomm k sup :T J Fr George Philosophy Dept Mr. Gwroux Mothemoncs Dept Mr, Tuchenor, Mr Buter, Dr Nowomy, M1 lone v $9 2. : Dr. Gobwd Biology Dew. Mr. Santa Lucia Dr. Hennedv Dr. Sompo Mr. Kikoski Bernie Carson Mr Mr. Turek Gallant Mr. 31 Dr. Downs Fr Donald 32 History Dept. Theologv Dept. The 1eocher who walks in Vhe shadow of the 1emme, among his followers, nges not of his wisdom but rather of hlS flo and his iovingness K. GIBRAN F. Warner History Dept, D. DeTurk English Dept. R. Kenneolly EducoYion Dept. Fr. Ben Theology Dept. Fri Joe PhHOSOphy Deptv Mr, BBUUd'V PhVS Ed Dem MISS ST Ours Mummmlmx 33 Thomas KnoH KnoMy Dwonne Tetreouli Remembrance is 0 form of meeTing Forgeffulness ws 0 form of freedom K. waron Vngmm Milono 34 A: me . maaauhw lumpy v .n. . - . ?' R J i K 3 a- '3: War ., mm... . 7..,. .,. '1 ' ,fwmsgg How can we express the thxem of dovs In us with only the sounds of our yesterdays9 K. Grbron Robert HSneek Repuccw AW VVrnrgn - V V; 13.3 ;' 52; W ' I i: r 1 ngx agx CASCO BAY CRUISE . U 313$ 3 M H w ' I-u' ::M:.. uMlluw H. ' . . . X WMXKA . mu Hum. 40 42 43 c Chns NeweH, Tom Brown, Bob Doyen John MC Corfkv Nancy Word 44 FALL WEEKEND 45 6 4 49 5O 52 53 ANGELO IACONE - - F... , uh- I I i. RICHARD SMALE, TOM GLYNN, CHWS CHENEY GREG ABBOTT JOHN DESTWNO DARBY PALAZESI MIKE NESSPALLA Oniy One fhmg moHers- Th0? wherever we go And however we go We hear The music 0? life They say to me in their awakening, You and The ond you Hve In are but 0 grain of sand upon The infinite shore of on infinite sec . 56 And in my dream Isoyfothem,ulom1heim Fmite sea, and 0H worlds are but grams of sand upon my shore . K. GIBRAN 57 Ralph Pollone Bobby Stone Margaret Covle 58 xx Philip Whne HUVW Rossxgnol Chm WMson 59 Chns and Tom Jim Wobh 4i? M m! John Ederv Po? Ryan 60 P0? OBnen, Lisa Vormez Don Pilcm I'H make you on offer you can'? reswst. 62 . i.-. Foiher WHO Michod tmre Ceosor Smith Ow Lender COSTUME PARTY 63 BROTHER CARL, SSTER GERX THE SICK PACK DENISE, DEBBIE, PAT, DONNA, BARBARA, PAM MR. TUREK, GREG ABBOTT, DONATO INNUCCI .rnAhy .. a ,. .k :$.:$ .vV. MK. . .VA. .45.. 4 x! r! ya;; 5A1; . i :2: E5 .5: ERIC FICHTNER 65 Defuse Noene Lyn Morsillo Nwd Cmghlm 67 Lorrv Godbouf, Joe Bresnohon, Bobby Sohm, Don MochHivrcy, Torn King tame Luvaev, Mme NessroHo Berme Carson Jerry Boucher BILL of FARE Debbwe Bomque, Gmny Mmmo John Dmr'w' Mark Skuhon chk Brody, Donne O'Conner Jock Polumbo, Debbie Hobin Laura Confi, Bill Conn The voice of life in me cannot reach the ear of We in you; but let us talk That we may not feel lonely. K. Gibron 70 TOW Mondwc, Cathy Dowe Sandy Lezsok, Steve Dcnohue v ';W'T L ;WM Sue Bowes, mee ROmoneHi Poul FoHey, Marsha Emmerton CHILDREN'S CHRISTMAS PARTY Gwhs alone do not entice love, porting does not discourage Rave, poverty does not chaise love, ieolousy does not prove I15 awareness,- modness does not ewdence Ms presence. Love rs o Wemblmg hmppumss K. GIme 75 sum unaummy .m uuwcm. T ' '. w' --.n-.9- There are Those who give little of The much which They hove-ond They give it for recog- nition and Their hidden desire makes fhelr gifts unwholesome. And then; are those who have lime and give it ollh These are the beiievers in life and the bounty of life, and their coner is never empty. K. Gibron . h ,xN x... $?3 $5 4 w I yh;$'ri'5 x;.p.3if $31, 4m Essa There are Mose who give with ioy, and tho? ioy IS their reward K. Gbron I ll xv. 79 ' '11:; m;:,x:shtri;; w; piawm'fm m , mm b'y't b anti Tom and Beef Dr, Jones Mark Stepheson Tony Lucco ermk Mwssmm Eddm. Benv BASKETBALL 1971-1972 Season WON LOST 18 6 Dr James Noismifh Conference Record 8 wins 2 losses Conference Co-Chompions Smndmg1 to! 10m Weaver, Rxck lescm, 1w Toy1og10ny W1111ums, Ron Prague, Kewn Burke, C0001 Beoqdw, SIng Mong Mark SVe1enson,JGmes Walsh, 82 Brvrm MCBnde, Stow: DomoHLe, qud Dunn, Mong B11 Thornton 84 85 a$rvhyhu 89 . ti, .. 5. 334-3,: INTRAMURALS 91 VARSITY TENNIS -.gi- . awwwgg v 3. W5: , xwyw 4 93 GIRLS' COCKTAIL PARTY a a u o . .1 . i 95 96 34. 1.? L... lrx .u 97 Kevm Felghery Kevin O'Newl , Brion McBride Twm Reynolds C311 fxiut iitnwiziysixtiizt hose hps s'mk ships 13 CB 01 xhe Rock 5 w 'W Own a PR: Larry Adams Kevm Dennehy, Eddxe Reynmds Rick Storrett 30b Sohm, Dondd MochHivruy 3 .K 15;??1Qm 13? 13329.3va 731.1251? :' EQJ Carol Jones 102 Mlthde Rugo CoroWn Evans x3 jfik, , . . . Iii Merv Tortom ST. PATRICKS DAY BEER DANCE TOUV Pdmimen Nancy Word, Chris Bohhn HA' L10 R Ed Reynolds, Bnon STone, Tom Knon, Steve MrKPnnn Tom Brown 103 Kevm Dennehv Tom V4oler'e, Jone Belonger, Cathy Dowe, Mary Lander 104 When my cup xs empty I reSIgn myself to its emptiness,- but when if is half full I re- sent ITS holf-fulness K, Gibron Pu' Brandon, Beth Socks, DOvvd MLBGN', vae' Mdodden 105 l; y JOE CIMEROLA, RXCHARD NUCCI FRANK MEROSKI TOM TEEGAN RICK PETE ALTXERI CHRIS BAILEYVGATES OF CANIRH J JAMFS HK A 107 109 HO ff; .; 33. F X t $ 3; . l x Sm Ill WEEKEND SPRING FRIDAY A Debbwe and Paul Andre and mom va wewvw Nmaw, n: mummy; Be ? , 3.. 23: . .303: imiwywy kiss , Dtmml Mary, Rpm. 113 H5 Tom Connsso, Shave Tamerson, Chns VVoHoce For hws eighth consecutive year, Dick Dourghtv did his thing of ST. FVOnCiS, This Is the only coHege on Dick's tour. The MOTUS would We TO extend great thanks To Dick 0nd his group for CH of the good Times They hove brought us here or 51. Francis. M seems no matter who? The ofmosphere is We on campus before Dick comes it is olwcvs better after he has been here. We all hope The? The future wiH bring bigger and better weekends. BwH WHALE Thornton Ag Pm Ledmr Dowd 0nd June? SATURDAY mey'y r'x DWTY' D Dick Dourghw and the Mciomy Frve 124 But if in your thought you must meas- ure time into seasons, let each season encircle all the other seasons, And let today embrace the post with remembrance and the future with longing. Kt GIBRAN So 05 the weekend comes to an end so does the year. For some the end of 0 long iourney, for others iust 0 small part of 0 long ioumeyt WBSF-FM 91.7 John Robens m . n, . q p tr, rb, sfg :, John Rober's, Joe Cesio, Debbie Dobson, Bob WoHoce, John Cockowskl 125 chhod Sullivan, Nick Brody, Eddie Linder, Mike Churley, Eddie Albonese, Tim Revnolds Bobbv Stone, Vinny Romonellw Pom Mooney Tom Brown GQ'V McAvov 127 STUDENT SENATE JACK John Pmumba Trees 7'2, Marv Devanv Secv 72, Joan Treodeou Secy 73, Mike Smnh Pres 72, Dowd Dunn Pres. 73, Edward Reynolds Vice Pres Mlched Smnh om gomg Presxdem. SENATE BANQUET NM' 8' CNHE, Jun Hughes John Poiumbo, Dovid Dunn John MC Ardle, C1 WOW of WW words I32 I33 We wonderers, ever seekmg the tonelier wov, begin no day where we have ended cm- other dov; and no sunrise Finds us where sunset Ieft us. 136 Even while the earth sleeps we travel. We are the seeds of the tenacious plant, and it IS our ripeness and our fullness of heart that we are given to the wind and are scattered, K. GIBRAN GRADUATES 1 972 MICHAEL J SMITH HISTORY PRESIDENT STUDENT SENATE l3? PETER ALTIERI HISTORY GERARD BOUCHER ECONOMICS JOSEPH BRESNAHAN SOCIOLOGY l38 EDGAR BYRNS HISTORY BRUCE CALLIGARO BIOLOGY 139 L THOMAS CAPASSO PHILOSOPHY JOSEPH CAULFIELD MATHEMATICS STEPHEN CAPOBIANCO SOCIOLOGY HO SUSAN CLOUTIER SOCIOLOGY RICHARD CONTOIS A BIOLOGY 141 JACK DE MARCO MATH EMATICS CORNELIUS COUGHLIN l4? SOCIOLOGY MARC DEMERS BIOLOGY HISTORY EDWARD DEUSSER ENGLISH MARY DEVAN EY I43 .5 MICHAEL DI PIETRO HISTORY TIMOTHY DOWLING BIOLOGY H4 CATHERINE DUFFY SOCIOLOGY JAMES DUFFY HISTORY 145 JOHN EDERY WSTORY ERIC FICHTNER ENGLISH PAUL FIDUCIA B1OLOGY 146 BRIAN FLANAGAN HISTORY THOMAS FURER HISTORY 147 JESSE GARZA ENGLISH JOHN HARNEY SOCIOLOGY JAMES HUGHES SOCIOLOGY 143 . , ya. ',- fir. . v . . .. .. Ewan ? vane: VP . WWW, m 32: M, H mm ,L :3. 7 I49 NUUHHVVXTIW.r JOAN JARIZ FRENCH ROLAND JALBERT PAULKENRICK SOCIOLOGY PAUL KOSCIOLEK HISTORY I50 ROBERT LAMB HISTORY CAROL LAMBERT FRENCH ANDREW LAROSE MAIMMAM 8 ISI JEANNINEL'HEUREUX SOCIOLOGY PATRIClA LECLAiR ENGLISH 152 BRIAN MC BRIDE SOCIOLOGY , ' MICHAEL MC GRATH ENGLISH I53 WILLIAM MC INTOSH HISTORY JAMES MC LAUGHLIN SOCIOLOGY JAMES MAGUIRE HISTORY JAMES MARTIN BIOLOGY EDWARDMAZUROSKI BIOLOGY 155 RICHARD MORROW SOCIOLOGY THOMAS MEHARG BIOLOGY WILLIAM MURPHY HISTORY 156 ENGLISH JOHN O'CONNOR ENGUSH STEPHEN O'CONNELL 158 KEVINO'NEIL STEPHEN OSTRANDER ECONOMICS BIOLOGY ECONOMICS JOHN PALUMBO HISTORY RONALD REGULA SOCIOLOGY RALPH POLLONE l5? HISTORY ROBERT REPUCCI I60 JOHN ROBERTS MATH EMATICS GEORGE RIOUX ECONOMICS HARRY ROSSIGNOL SOCIOI OGY 161 A PATRICK RYAN SOCIOLOGY ALBERT S. YVES SOCIOLOGY 162 i3 3? mag, M K 25 i 3?. RICARDA SCOTT SOCXOLOGY t; 'g! H H 32 2;; E; i W E :14, WILLIAM SACCONE BIOLOGY ROBERT SOHM HISTORY 163 GEORGE SPONDER PHKLOSOPHY MARGARET SPRAGUE HISTORY BARBARA SPOSITO ELEM. ED. 164 L A ALBERT STARKEY SOCIOLOGY RICHARD STARRETT ENGLISH INES SUAREZ SOCIOLOGY TIMOTHY SWIFT SOCIOLOGY JOHNSURDYKA MATHEMATICS 166 ,Il-Italnlraa A r, u- Wei? 1 4 HISTORY STEPH EN TAMASON . , WA BQN KHU yY THOMAS TEEGAN 167 DENNIS UCHMAN SOCIOLOGY PHlLIPTHOMPSON HISTORY 168 NANCY WARD BIOLOGY ANN WARREN HISTORY 169 CHRISTINEWILSON SOCIOLOGY MICHAEL WILSON ENGLISH I70 ALBERT YATKAUSKAS PHILOSOPHY SENIOR PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE RONALD ABBOTT JOHN BADAUAN JOHN BARBARO PETER BARRICELU PAULINE BARRY WILLLAM BARRY PAULINE BALANGER RODGER BALANGER CHRISTINE BOHLIN RONALD BONNEAU JAMES BRUNO SR MARY l. CALLAHAN GREGORY CAMERON JOSEPH CANINI MELLINDA IMIESj CURIS LINWOOD DALL CATHERINE DENNING WILLIAM DIXON LINDA UETI'ERIH FARESE KEVIN FEIGHERY BRO. ROLAND GAUDETTE MICHAEL GAViN VINCENT GIORDANOECONOMICS LAWRENCE GLOWACKY CHARLES GRAFF JOHN GUBANICH KEVIN HALL ECONOMICS ECONOMICS BIOLOGY ENGLISH SOCIOLOGY HISTORY ENGLISH MATHEMATICS SOCIOLOGY HISTORY FRENCH THEOLOGY HISTORY ECONOMICS BIOLOGY HISTORY FRENCH HISTORY SOCIOLOGY HISTORY THEOLOGY SOCIOLOGY HISTORY THEOLOGY ECONOMICS ECONOMICS PAUL HOLMES PAUL JEAN PHILIP LAUSIER EDWARD UNDER MICHAEL MC KEE JAMES MANN PAUL MANNING EDWARD MARSHALL CHARLES MILLER JAQUES MILLETTE EDWARD MORSE THOMAS NICHOLS TERENCE O'HARE ROBERT PAPALIA PAUL PARE JOSEPH PARISI HOWARD PAUL FRANCISCO PENHA DONALD PERRON BETTY ANN PRYBYLEK WILLIAM REYNOLDS MICHAEL ROACH DANTE RUSSO LAWRENCE SWIM MAURICE TAAFFE GERALD WHITE ALFRED ZAPPALA SOCIOLOGY FRENCH BIOLOGY ENGLISH POL. SCIENCE HISTORY HISTORY BUSINESS ENGLISH ENGLISH SOCIOLOGY MATHEMATICS HISTORY HISTORY PHILOSOPHY BIOLOGY HISTORY SOCIOLOGY ENGLISH ENGLISH SOCIOLOGY ECONOMICS HISTORY PHILOSOPHY SOCIOLOGY SOOOLOGY SOCIOLOGY 17! James Barnes History Sociology Kenneth Retelle History Rodger Hermon Not Available Michael Shonohon History Thomas Molloy Sociologv Edward Myers Sociology 172 John MC Nomoro History Sociologv Thomas Brown Sociology RoberTMc Auley Business James Lucca Hisfory Donald Corcoron Psychology Stuart Sigmond Sociology Sociobgy Q .3! John MV Wholen Enghsh I73 The class of 1972 wowd like To thank The Ladies Guild. 174 175 BACCALAUREATE MASS I76 I77 GRADUATION Strange faces come Through the streets 10 me We messengers; and I have beem warmed by We movmg sbwiv d hands m u wmdow O, l have 'he Sense of inrpmxtyi BU1 The worid, soilovs, IS round They say There 15 no end 10 v A. Mac Lexsh 179 ,5 Gary Moore 2; Fomxly - W 3'3 Now where dwd Dixon go N4 y Mr Bvlurum Gcovgr: Prow, Cuvw AHon , . 7 eter Roppoccio seph C Canini X! , Apr; m m .1 nth- ..-a-,;:.MW LEES STUDIO OF PHOTOGRAPHY THE VILLA McKENNEY 8 HERD HARDWARE l82 i 3- ALEX PIZZA WHITE STAR LAUNDRY l83 PARAGON YEARBOOKS 184 y . anacmr veanpooxs