St Johns University at Staten Island - Tomahawk Yearbook (Staten Island, NY)

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W -.H 1-.?- -if 3' TABLE OP CONTENTS Staff Credits Theme Comparisons Administration Faculty Theme Students at Work Students Student Organizations Theme Sports Fraternities and Sororxties Theme Seniors Students Services Theme End of the Year Events Senior Directory THE END 7 70 7 9 196 202 2 4 24 I ' 3 ' 4 . . . 17 28 46 ' 48 J 55 ' ' 82 111 Student Activities 114 13 . . . . 162 1 ' 1 2 1 3 200 . . 1 2 . -..-. .fl o ..- . -.-- -.q-.....o- - liar- 111- lv-Y' --- --- 3' THE TOMAHAWK 1976 EDITORIAL BOARD EDITOR IN CHIEF Pattl Moschella PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR Dor1 Sarsfleld ART EDITOR Irene Dolan STUDENT LIFE EDITOR Maureen Kane CULTURAL EDITOR Margaret Elras NEWS EDITOR Tony Isoldr MODERATOR Angelo F Contrno STAFF L YOUT AND CQPY PHOTOGRAPHY ART Pattl Moschella Dorr Sarsfreld Irene Dolan Margaret Elras Nerl Kelly Pattl Moschella Lrnda B1lOtt1 Cathy Glacken Angelo F Contmo Margaret Rossamonclo Bob Santo Fr T Krafmskr Rrta Frtzpatnck Tony Tufano Maureen Kane Jerry Bottlglxerr Cover Art Work and Desrgn Irene Dolan Endsheet Art Work and Desrgn Pattl Moschella i 1 1 i 2 , 1 - - T . . 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Wei' I believe there are more instances of the abridgement of the freedom of the people by gradual and silent incroachments of those in power than by violent and sudden usurpa- tions. - James Madison J une 16 1788 -. L 'XX t . 1 1 , 41 V fis - speech in the Virginia Convention 3 .. I 1 X 1 A 1 N r 1. - sq ffl -s y' ,X f - ?',. --g-,-,.'S f .R L., f fr ' F ' qw, ' L M 'vff ' 1. A l fl aes, Nw , e1,,5'.'?:-fs pn C.. Q - Q f'jv'- , 7 if N Nr l' 1' Z ,ff 1 3 1 f ' f f i l f 5 f fp W f fin' 41f1fmtfm .x -L ff i fl ::'.:ii4'idix ' 'A ,I 'Q4e1:?fis.Q -P a .s1f1 z-33:25 -as e 95 , sf ?'Qf ' l it if j+v W 1 i g l 4124 of i H' i it r as my KM f r Tj 2, fi w. I , ' l il n lr l 5 xl N Q .X I. , fl l ,N X X Q E l ri if A t 1 faujfff . i l 4,429 i rl lt -fff I si 1 fl Q I ,A I I ' v , QX x V' ll Nb'l'f,ivq'rlly i. A . gNnRi flQ1fA1lUJ4'f I: Q '?x'4 l , L4 ' w if . X ' X f X ' nf, f 1 .K ' X lk WT X T X ff l Nt' , Q J N Q1 ADMINISTRATIO Seven teen Eighteen .Q , 4 J Q 'H 'uk 'vi 4 Q , , ' , .. ' 9 rf -ww. , , g af? 10 Q.WW , ..m, ,,t . I - WV A' - ' , , it ltlt l , , ,c.,, Zt5,,,,,W,,,,, Zmmgi' A M 'W'IL1, mwnvrmg A t 1954 V2-4 H A au A A 1 V' ' if V Q i 1 , A i ' X I Rev. Thomas V. Concagh Administrative V.P. and Director of Student Affairs C. Carl Robusto Academic V.P. and Dean of Notre Dame College Iohn M.B. Craig Dean of Students When a man assumes a public trust, he should consider himself as public property - Thomas Iefferson's remark to Baron von Humboldt H8075 ,W 'i W 7 1 W 3 VA ,g y Q -W 1 Q Margeurite Bagarozzi Rev, 10591,-gh Breen Asst. to the Associate Dean of Notre Associate Dean of Notre Dame College Dame College Nineteen Twen ty Richard Wines Assistant Dean of the College of Business Administration Margaret Lane Associate Dean of Students Patricia Palermo Dean of Admissions E Rev. James Smith Campus Chaplain Twenty One Twenty Two it Angelo F. Contino Director of Counseling and Testing Rev. Thomas Krafinski - Campus Chaplain - H- 553551152 ! Patricia McManus Assistant Counselor Francis Gallagher Director of Placement and Career Development Twenty Three sesame Edward Fiorelli Theresa Cavaliere Associate Director of Admissions Counselling Financial Aide Twen ty F ou r i X Margaret Ramsey Asst. Admissions Counselor Edward Skirde Director Community Service Program Mary Kenny Director of Alumni Relations Twezz ty Five vzia z g u Kay Walters Allison Falls Campus Nurse Asst. to the Dean of Students for Athletics Twenty Six Father John Thomas Nelson, C.M., was born on January 5, 1926, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and attended the Immaculate Concep- tion Parochial School in that city. Following graduation, he entered the Vincentian Minor Seminary at Princeton, New jersey, in Sep- tember, 1940, at the age of fourteen. In J une, 1946, he was received into the Novitiate of St. Vincent de Paul, Germantown, Pennsylva- nia. Having pronounced his Holy Vows on June 17, 1948, he entered Mary Immaculate Seminary, Northampton, Pennsylvania. At the completion of his studies there, he was ordained a Vincentian Priest by Bishop Joseph Mc Shea on May 30, 1953. His first assignment after ordination was with the Central Associ- ation of the Miraculous Medal office in his hometown of Philadel- phia. In 1954, he began his long association with St. Iohn's. At St. Iohn's Prep, which was then a part of the University, he taught English, moderated the school paper, THE RED OWL, directed the school plays and finally in 1957, assumed the position of Headmas- ter. During this period of his life, Father found time to acquire a Master's Degree in Philosophy. Joining the faculty of Niagara Uni- versity in 1960, he taught philosophy and continued to study for his Doctorate. In 1965 his superiors assigned him to St. Iohn's Universi- ty to finish his degree work. The Ph.D. was his in 1967. For the next eight years, Father Nelson was the ever popular professor of Philos- ophy on the Queens Campus. His classes were always well attended and his students regarded him with affection and admiration. Father Nelson's deep concern with matters of Contemporary Church The- ology occupied much of his time. There are few who read as deeply or thought as meticulously as did Father Nelson. In August, 1975, it was the Staten Island Campus' gain to have Father Nelson appointed Associate Dean of Notre Dame College. In his short time on this campus. Father got to know many students and was able to call them by their first names. Just as he was the competent professor of philosophy on the Queens Campus, in a very short time he became the kind, zealous administrator on the Staten Island Campus. His door was never closed to students. It is a fact that he often missed his lunch hour to be available to help anyone who sought him out. The 1976 TOMAHAWK, students, faculty, administrators and staff, of the Staten Island Campus pay tribute to this holy priest, dedicated teacher and able administrator. 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Dennis Burke - Theology Thirty One in 4 . 4 ,I .KX i shfli 5 uma mont sifting. 9-fi.. v-'-JMS.. Michael Capobianco - Mathematics and Statistics Thomas Carvallas -- Psychology John A. DeBrizzi - Political Science and Sociology , , J: h A ' 'faqs' ' .V , 5 Rev. Austin Derrig - English Thirty Two fr John Diekman - C.A.S. John Dunn - English f Maribeth Durst - Sociology Thirty Three Thirty Four 9 0 Rev. Paul E. Farrell - Theology 4 SE Thomas Fedor - Geography Robert Pireworker - Quantatative Analysis Robert Fried - Management gk, N Josephine Gernake - Education Anthony Giacobbe - Criminal Justice Thirty Five Thirty Six Iohn W. Gibbons Jr. - Transportation Steven Goodman - Management Michael Gross - Mathematics, Science Statistics all Peter I-Iarmantas - Economics Thomas I-louchin - C.A.S. Bienvenido Iglesias - Political Science Thirty Seven Thirty Eight !S.,+ .uf Major Keane - Military Science Arnold Keller - Education ,ff 2 Bl In Msgr. George Kelly - Sociology ff! 7' W, - !'-v.lfe-'- Grace Lamacchia - English S if 3534 Rev. Anthony Logatto - Criminal Justice Julius Lombardi - Comparitive Literature and Languages Susan Lushing - Criminal Justice Let us be thankful for the fools. But for them the rest of us could not succeed. - FOLLOWING THE EQUATORp vol. I, Pudd'nhead Wilson's New Calendar - Chapter 20. - Mark Twain Thirty-Nine Forty - Mary Massimo - Psychology Irene McCarthy - Accounting 'M I - 1 wr S3 1. 35 fi 5 3 8 .1 3 e ea .fi 3 X Rev. Thomas McGloin - Theology E M, Barbara Mendoza - C.A.S. Aurelius Mignone -- Science in ! Marie-Louise Muir - C.A.S. John Molluzzo - Mathematics 1 Forty One Forty Two Harold OSmer - History Louis Parlato - Comparative Literature and Languages a I ' i f q I Albert Pfadt jr. - Psychology Augustin Riska - Philosophy f ' L Edward Skirde - C.A.S. Craig Smith - Economics Forty Three Forty Four Rev. James Smith - Theology Rev. Daniel Sullivan - English Rev. 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V'w.1 ',.,, x Y, Q ', ' ' 1 'gf - -f'f2,2 ,-' 'f' . 5 YD1, ,516-', I ' I wlflwfif . ,.,, , T- ik V 1 sm!-s.--.--, . . .-' 2 5-. ..- au., i, - ,L - QQ. -' ,ff f ', 0 4-. '73 V' ,. 1' , Ax ' ' .lf- xg::5N:1t 9:1 'xg 1 J lu: 47. f ,L 6,,..,x-xy. - ' '- Ill! A dbx' 1 Illlllll :ning f Wx X ' f Jfff N 'M A ......4.. X . - . -, X fx., I A If i f ff A N . fflwgx . ,- V og , XX X-0 -A0 xx ' ' , ' X f . Q. X olzffxx '. lm n , 1 .nil f' . r f- , xx 1 A, . f ff :Q 2 lfgdxf , Lu STUDENTS AT WGRK Nancy Porter Things Remembered Ben Malvagna Smitty's Sports There have been many discussions among student leaders about student organizations. The editors of the yearbook tried to understand the lack of student interest in various organizations, especially the TOMAHAWK. Our conclusion was that it wasn't necessarily so that students lacked interest in organizations, but have other obligations. The most common after class activity fbesides hanging-outj is WORK , These next six pages are devoted to the industrious working student of S.J.U., S.I. Campus. VWi.aM ?f Linda Barton Macy's Forty Nme Fifty Richie Baccicheti K-Mart ling l'? 'iv Linda Adamson Baskin-Robbins Sharon Little Macy s Linda Steo David's Gift Boutique Paul Langone jerry R. Langone Inc., Steel Warehouse Labor in this country is independent and proud. It has not to ask the patron- age of capital, but capital solicits the aid of labor. - Daniel Webster - April 2, 1824 Louis Mastandrea Martin Paints 45 6 x W 'KLM .mag W may 4 v ?' migii' Ig J E Patti Carroll Baskin-Robbins Joyce Gilroy Pantry Pride ,fx OPENING 'q'xluVx5'5mQ w5f i.l2f'i 'rw :Ann 4 wus, K W as Vw mm mr! cffnntw, nw Solctiauuulolmt L NUMB!! Fifty Two With today's job market especially tight, two recent St. John's University, S.I. Campus graduates, Steve Beninati fMay '75J and Richie Nicotra Uanuary '76J opened their own business. Their new business venture EVERYTHING YOGURTH of 51 Broadway, N.Y.C. was estab- lished after careful research and market studies. The product is frozen yogurt and is served in various flavors and forms from sundaes with unlimited toppings to platters with lobster, tuna and egg salads. Other items on their menu include freshly squeezed fruit juices, homemade soups and their own unique invention - the YONUT . The yonut is a donut filled with the fresh frozen yogurt of your choice, The grand opening of EVERYTHING YOGURT was held on March 29, 1976 with an enormorous turnout of friendly well-wishers and customers. Baby Moo Moo ta cowl of Klages Farm, S.I. helped in the day's festivities by advertising the grand opening. She also made her television debut when Bob Lape of ABC's Eyewitness News interviewed her along with Steve and Richie about the grand opening of EVERYTHING YOGURT on the 6 o'cloclc news. Steve while attending S.J.U. was president of the Experimental College, Photography Club and the Horticultural Society and was also Business Manager and Photography Editor of the TOMAHAWK. Richie was active in the Speech Forum and was also chairperson of Student Union. Steve and Richie prove that there are no limits to the illustrious S.j.U. student. Fifty Three Fl ,ed Jeff DelBagno Macy's Flfty Four Kathy Moschella Archie Jacobson? janet Marchica K-Mart Craig I-Iosie Archie Jacobson's mwRW n5 8, GRM km u ' o STUDE TS J 1 7-, 1 ' .' N It is not true that life is one damn thing after , A 1 'EQ another - it's one damn thing over and over. , i . 1 I 1 v Edna St. Vincent Mrllay FA MI, K 1 I f xx 3 R Rr l x ' 9 I Hama ,if 1 I 7. if , ,. 'wfm L g, ,E my rf A , 55, fi. 'Y' 'f 7'f' .. A W v Y, , ,f f,1,-w,-V A V w,, Y,,U . 4 an I! 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I --an N 19- Seventy Seven Seventy Eight .7 fag 4 ' M V ' 'A ,xii o I I Y4 If , Those who expect to reap the blessings of freedom must, like men, undergo the fatigue of sup- porting it. - Thomas Paine from THE AMERICAN CRISIS, 41 - December 23, 1776. -+ ww... ,,,,,. is if SJ We confide in our strengths, with- out boasting of itg we respect that of others, without fear of it.' - Thomas Jefferson - from a letter to William Carmichael and William Short C1793J Eighty ,M we-z4Wf g jf, ye WH ...M- ix- 1 ,X .X 5. I 1. Q '42 EV, Q 521513 an ,A ., . L 3 :. :.. X S N I fm f f 5? .Q il Eighty One ' U4 4' 6 ,QQ 73, Lf' 3541: Ury: MQ: sr Vi 317 :. V gil ?g?4T4T JT.Ql I . , 0. ajnvipwiiff' 23o4f'!4g41! 4' ' 'Q 4 Pfxxxij .fx I JT: Q I .I q- .V ' t, . Ulu H ?75Q?, :hwy frvfavsf L5ffQ'f A' L 1 :fig 5? 1 7 ,411 I X 4 I 1-403,53 X'-:bfi ..!'C '4'A 1' x 1-'vu-.-2,:'l' Q' ll 1 tan 19 'yt Lf I 1 GQ' Av X 4 r Q 'fi L0 'A ' s . 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Gfie mwnimonEecfamtton rfw.i........,5 off-Vinwrifw. lf' 5' r r in the flonrse ol hnnven events, it he-conei necessary lm one people to dissolve the political hands which have ronlrflrd 15 pb another. and to nun: errong the you ni of the earth. the separate end eenal station to wha h the Laws ol Nature nnd of Natnre'x God entitle then, 1 decent respect use opinronx of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which lapel there to the sepnrntion, le hold these trntbs to he 8ell'lV'4 154' 'H 'W' P muted renal, that rho aw endowed by their Creator with certain eniiienebte Rights. ther einting their are Life. Liberty end' the panic at ltepptners. That to sererr ,,, ,,,tu,, gwnqneu ere instituted among ln. deriving themes: powers from the content of thegoverned. That whenever any For! olGovereneetbeconesdestrnc'ttvr 45,0 ,.g,, it is the Right of the People to alter or to eholish it. end to institute new Government, lnying in foundation on sub principles and organising its 90iv S snch tors. ns to then shall seen nost lihelyto ellect their Snlety end Happiness. Prndence. indeed. will dictate that Governments long estnhltshed shonld lol 54 gnged for light and transient nantes: en-I accordingly nll experience hath sbewn. tbnt uanlind are sore disposed to seller. while evils are nnllerehle. than to right their- twg yy .polishing the lorns to which they nre nccneiorned. Bet when e long train ol ahnses ned nurrpntmns. pnrsning invariable the sane Object, eurnfes e design to he-e then elder nhwlue Deipotisre, it is their right, it in their ditty, to throw all snrlt Government, end lv provide Dfw 08045 la' 'Ni' lvflfv llflfilt- 590' 595 WW' p patient ulfenltee of these Colonies: end sncb is now the necessity which ronitrnane then to alter their ,loriner Systems of Governtnent, The history of the present ng of Greet Britain ie n history of repented injuries and esnrpations, all having in direct object the estnhlishnent ol an nlrsolnte Tyranny over these States. To prow 's. let Fart: be uenitted to e candid world. lie hes refused his Assent to Laws, the nost wholesome end necessary lor public good. lie has forbidden hai mernors to plea lean ol itnsedinte end pressing ianportnnce. nnlesa snspended in their operation till his Assent should be obtntned: end when so xnnPU'404 5' 54' erly neglected to nttend to then. He has refused to past other Leu i lor the ncroainodntmn ol large districts ol people. nnleu thou people wonld relinquish r right ol Representation in the Legsslntnre, n right inentirnable to then end lorrerdahle to tyrants only. He hes cnlled together legielnltw bodies ll H4605 W' get, uni-nqjortnble. end distant fron the depository of their public Records, for the sole purpose of lntigntng then into conplience with his neaseret. He hai :solved lleprerentntive llonsee repeatedly. lor oppoeing with nnnly firmness his ievestonn on the rights of the people. He has refined for e long tiene. eller ch Jtnolntions. to annie other: to he elected: whereby the Legislative powers. rnfnpable al Annihilation, have retnrned to the People at large for their exercrreg the :te rernaining in the meantime exposed to nll the dangers ol invasion from withont. and cont,-nlsions within, lie has endeeifonred no prevent the population than Staten: lor that pnrpoee obstructing the Laws lor Nntnrnlizntion ol Foreigners: relaxing to pan others to enronrnge their ntgrntions hither, end rat sing the con' mans ol near Approprintrons ol Lands. lie bn: ohstrncted the Administration ol lnstice, hy relating his Assent to Leu-s lor establishing judiciary porters s hes nnde ledges dependent on his fill alone, for the tennrr ol their offices, end thc enonnt end payinent of their snlnries. He hns erected e neltitnde ol Nea Wine, end nent hither nuns of Officers to harass our people. end ent ont their substance. He hes kept nnong es in lines ol pence, Stending Aransas without r Cnenent el onr legislatures. lie hes effected to render the lilitery of end superior to the Cwil power, ite has combined with others to bind ne to n jurisdiction foreign to our constitution, nnd unnrhnon-ledge! by on lows: giving his Assent to their Acts of pretended Legrsletion: For ennrtering large Jie: el erned troops nnong us: For per:-4-if-3 H-rn. be - nor-If Trial. ho- r-nnh-nee: for any lneders which they iboetd connn on the tnbahsants of these Suns: It rltttq elle! frnde sith nll pits of 'N n trld Fir i npoa la g Teri! in n: wtthont our Consent: For depriving ex rn nnny cexes. of the benefits of Trial by jury: tr trnnnporting ne heynld Sen: to he trtvd ,or I rete 'del ra 'ler.'e: : Fi r et ,list ing the free Systen of English Lnn s in a netgbbonrrng Proiince. establishing therein an hitrnry governnent. and enlarging its Beenderter so ee to render tt et once en esauple and lit tnstrnrnent lor anno-teereg the une absolute rule into then Colo-nu: lr inning nanny ner Charters. ebolinbing oer nost velneble Leafs. end altering lendnnenielly the Ferns of on Goiernnenti: For suspending our own Legislennes end urlnring their-elves invested with peirertolegislnteptbr as in all reset whatsoever. tie has nhdeeted Goeernnent here. by declaring es ont of lite Protection and tying Yer lllkil es. Ile hes plnnderedonr see ,. raw gel 1 we Cow no In -et rn- foe nn enl le troy!! ttf lm eg of me people. tie is ei the time trqng- rting lerge Arden ol foreign leroennrtee to conplete tt r no 'A 2 of feed, Ja sole: io - end iq een gl ee ty bi gr nil cm-nnetences of Cruelty 6 perlidy scarcely penal' led in the noel hnrherou ages. and tornlly unworthy the Head of e civilized nation, Ile has constrained our lellonf Citiu-ni taken Captive on the high Sees to fl Arlo against their Conntry. to become the exerntioners ol their friends and Brethren, or to lall theinselpei by their Hands, Ne hes excited doreestir tnsnr' tfttons nnongst ns. end bn: endeevonred to bring on the inhabitants ol our frontiers, the inerciless Indian Snifeges, whose brown rnle of warfare. is nn endixtingnuhed 'ivifllul 'Pl in lnfl- WX!! lllrvlditionsr ln every siege ol these Oppressions Ye have Petitroned lor Redress in the eros! bmnble terns Qnr repented Petitions haze en answered only hy repented A Prince. mls-one rhnrerter in thnx storied by every nrt which nay define e Tyrnnt, is nnfit to he the refer of a hee people. Nor we Ye hen venting an attention to our Britlinb brethren. We have tunnel then lm- tina to tine of euenpti by their legislature to extend en neserrenteble ferisdwnoe W 0- Ye lrnte retinded then ol the circumstances of our einigrntion and settlement here, Ye hare eppeeled to their native insure and inngnnniintty, end an have con- Nd ll!!! hy the ties ol ou cocoon kindred to Jisauow these nsnrpntimu. which. wonld inevitably interrupt on connections and correspondent-e. They too have been If tv IN wire el instice end ol consnngninity. Ie nest. therefore, ncqniesce in the necessity which Aperture, on Sepemttnn, end hold then. ns an hold the rest Ol Kill Eneflies in lar. in Pence Friends. 'Er THEREFORE- FN flrrrrrr'-'www of an uufrso stings ol Autfictfrri. 1. of-wa: comm., Amreitia. appealing to an sen-r 3-ag. om. 'U lo' 'N fl 09 intentions. do. in the Hehe, all 5YAlll-'0Ylt7 ol the good People ol these Colo-nies. solemnly pnblisb and declare, Tlrnt these United Colonies V-43 'l Rteht 00150 to le. I I1f?8 ANU lNlJl:Pl:LNDl5NT .STA 1155: lhnt they are Ahsolred from all Allegiance to the British Crown. and that all political connection he- 'iveen thellrd the State nl Grent Britain. is end ongbt to be totnlly dissolved: end that ns Free and Independent Statexthey have lull Power to levy Var. conclude Peace. 4 ' 'WWIU Cwvrffr' rd to 40 rl' Mtv' Aw rd Thin: which tnnereswsnt' sun. -4, of right do- nw for the upport of this offteumn .tm Fl' Nlinnee an the protection el Dis-ine Providence. me annually pledge to unch other our Lives. our Fortunes. end nur seared Honor, vid? . f'JFf,-rf-0 M . .44 ftulaef -KWJ4'-rr. Aj FMQPQ g pfgym, . ..6.......r 15.-v.4'..f...-. An- S-Emfkfwfs JM lm, 'Za-6:-Q J JJ t . - fa.: ford,-.y. .5431 ' gt .ji- ' , + rf i it :r.i:z.:f,Q.' f-MQ, W M M 54 Z5 M' 'wr-...4:.'t 135-'f 's n Z , uf' Ng on is 3? grew ,Q Q-33,-Z5 Am.. sham The Monroe Doctrine December 2, 1823 ELLOW-CITIZENS of the Senate and House of Repre- sentatives . . . At the proposal of the Russian Imperial ster of the Emperor re- ctions have been trans- States at St. Petersburg he respective rights and northwest coast of this n made by His lmperial Britain, which has like- -nt of the United States Jceeding, of manifesting ariably attached to the r solicitude to cultivate iment. In the discussions ind in the arrangements casion has been judged in which the rights and ilved, that the American rnt condition which they nceforth not to be con- sid ation by any European po Richard Trocciola - President lt was stated at the commencement of the last session that a great effort was then making in Spain and Portugal to improve the condition of the people of those countries, and that it appeared to be conducted with extraordinary modera- tion. lt need scarcely be remarked that the result has been 50 far vprv rliffnront fr-nm what wae than anticipated, ith which we have 5 e derive our origin, ed spectators. The ci ents the most friendl their fellow- men oi the European powers 3 never taken any pa o to do. It is only M menaced that we res f R defense. V are of neces- sity m s which must be obs Jservers. The politic T T H+ , illy different in this -,-, V, -g-.-. ...-. . W... -.. .Wcnce proceeds from t nmentsg and loss 0 so muc a oo an treasure, an matured by the wisdom of their most enlightened citizens, and under which we have enjoyed unexampled felicity, this whole nation is devoted. to the Arlene Anderson - Secretary We owe it, therefore, to candor and to the amicable re- Kenneth Lewaine - Treasurer Eighty Four lations existing between the United States and those pov to declare that we should consider any attempt on their 1 to extend their system to any portion of this hemisphert dangerous to our peace and safety. With the existing coloi or dependencies of any European power we have not in fered and shall not interfere. But with the governments ' have declared their independence and maintained it, whose independence we have, on great consideration and just principles, acknowledged, we could not view any in position for the purpose of oppressing them, or control' in any other manner their destiny, by any European po in any other light than as the manifestation of an unfrier disposition toward the llnited States, ln the war between tl new governmer ,i,, , litj the time of the fi lhei and shall contii l oc which, in the ju of government, sh te I of the United f The late e fur is still unsettlec ttf? ' t E ,of be adduced tha j hot it proper, on ar oh interposed by I 5 in. what extent suc 2 sz principle, is a nov whose governn , e those most rem Un States. Our po doj at an early stag ed quarter of the 5 iicl not to interfere ow- to consider the overnment de facto as the le itimate ov' mem for us: l Maureen Kane - Vice-President am preserve those ol meetin in all instances the 'ust claims of ever oi g J Y P submitting to injuries from none. But s cumstanc- l impossibl ' it system to ei our peac- t southern it their own at should be if ence. lf u of Spain 7 g fi each othe l 5 gh It is still e parties ti W pursue th -A-4...-s xiii I aegis was i .ff ,f fi fi' X fmi5f? i E . if ' ' L':T?'??'Vf f-:fiSf'f ' 7 'V mv Q,-5 217,355 kg. ,vtfxky S gy, by iff' jf 3 1: ig., f'fm5,3i fffi3SLf f' Fi E?-7 i 41- ,35 5 - 1 ' -f '1'i, ,,.Wq jg? 1 i' Kvf, xi ' 'df' ', 'Q' 'fAC677?d'f X X , rfi'ffJf:'.fi'A lx X , ,. i. , . M . W .3 ,v5.,,,,,,,,f . ,i if ,f '-v-sawn:-I , , ,,, .' - J , , 1 f' ,f 3, i wi 4, l V N. w 4 . , 1 T' r R'vh1Si'.Y 'if I, LIN C Y W I L L IA M v For fup negff ci 'Q TLZU' ' Sim, XTX i J A fm.:,.,' 'f . ai vi xl? 5' ' R-N' . Pu nm!! 3 icfts 1. Yfffim the Li the Ls fil fy hu 'AM 7 Captain Gciicmi, and C'im'vi'iicii' iii Territories depending tlii-iuiii hPL!xf'lA5 I hnie recciwcxi His third Day OiA1f'15'f'ffi 1113. in Y' I GEOM W - , wxiffafe' fwfr I - A fw:g?:z tit, hi 2 11 51 FEET'-' .wc J a . . I .L .l..l..l...l ff trans iieaim ami we U fi ii 41 'iifil crcuiito bcioiigzng, arc bound by' 11 4- ' ' v ' 1 R. Y O N, Fpquirc, over t1icPi'oviucc of Ixdnlff'-7n0l'f',3I1ii the flikclior and V ice Admiral of the famc. MI A ' I ' I 0 . . .9 w. 'Y H'4yDF I ,ks f Q glwtjl Ht: CULHL dt 431-Janne.: a, 1:16 1 NVCIHS- 9 DH, tITION. s in .Varfb-Jrtftrfm, miami by he Power that has prcircilcd and c Peace, to the Ubfirucium of c, hav: at length proceeded to nd the Execution of the law, s Rcafon to apprehend that ilu' ice, Cuunfcis, and Ciwrutciri ii: rat non: of our Nuhjccis rm-,' Hbrd to their I.fiya?iy and Ycaf , ig, :har not only all our UPL rl, 'L to sluiirccg but that nfl. Law to be aiding and ziiiifting in ihc Supprciiiun of finds Plcfwi ' i H ngiy fir Clif: J: rs to wiiiziimm ,ii mil us, oiirfjzfii- , hi!! lntiermui-n in open Arrrzx xiii imcnt the fkuzhw 1 'Par :four R551 'n his Nigiii-iiyq if fxiititfiii Fzih. F- 'hi 'ro- Cy wouid ffimzi Ubwiiciii'c :iii W ,Q is urcofii3Qf,', 'r.f.:fm ,iq,.,,, ff, UN I L., ' Al Vigorito - Sport Co-ordina ,2 ofliqllts U or THA , If V ' alfa M a, if I I aw new T b e Conventions of e nnlber of the States bevlng. et the flue of lhelr ndopflng the Conslitetlon. expressedg bein, In gl prevent nlsconstrnctloa or nbsse of its powers. tba! fnrtln ' .de Governnneet. will best lnssre the lreneficenl ends af it he thirds of hath Houses concurring. That :be following Sides: all. or any of which erticles. when nellfled by three ly the Legislalnns of the several Ssetes. pensnavsc an the Jlllkle life Iles! ....,. Ankle the second .... Ardcle the :bird ....... Ankle :be funk .... .ankle nn fifth .,,.... A181-le lbe sixth ...... Article che seventh Article the eight ..... lhldellaeunab, .,... buff! We eleventh 'Vide Ne anim . ATTIUTQ lzTgl1fySix new Rexalved, bylbe i eq, . Arlirlex lnnddl After the first ennneratloe requiem number shall essonnt to one bendrs Representatives. nor less than on bsndnd. :fur which, :be praponlo then one Representative for every No law. vdying lbe Ciiifiiidfbl sm: have :mm-we Ina am, Cangress shell uncle no leo respe. or of tbe press: oe :be rlgbl of the A well regulated Illltla, being nec No Soldier shall. ln une of peace. scribed by law. The rlglu of the people to be secs: Q vloleled. endno Yerrents shall ln-- ,, - , ,. Q seaxbed, end the persons or :Msgs so be selxed. - No person shall be held lo answer ceses erlslng ln the land or Renal Mary Ann Gatti - Womerfs Sport Co-ordinator extending the gronndofpaillc cnnfldenn STATES of AMERICA is Congress asses ss Anwendneels to the Constitution of the purposes. as pen of :be said Coeuueua s of Avnedce. proposed by Cangress. end rresenlntlne for every thirty thousand. es s. thextbere sballbenotleutndnleh uber of Representetlvas shell lx! to I ss than Iwo hundred Representatives. nor r effect, enill en election nl Represented lsetbereofy oralrldglngllefhebwofa foraredressolgrleunces. -leependledfinns, sbunllblielllrlng orlnusuolvar. bellnassnnerlolep unable searches end selsirn. shell not I nd panicslarly describing th plete la In nent or indictment of e ennnd fury. exept e public denger' nor sballeny person be eebfecl for the sane offence lo be twlce pst la jenpardy of llfa ar llanb: nor shell be counpelled is any crisslnal case. lo be a illness egaln blaself. nor be deprived of life. liberty. or property. dlboal dee process cf law nor shell private property be uhen for pebllc nee aeltbons coupensetlon. ln all crinnlnnl prosecutions. the eccssed shall enioy the right to I IIUUMY ed Fluff 9541 W I lbe crlne shall have Deen covmnllted, nvblch Jatrlct shall have been prevlossly ascertained by of lbe accusation: to be confronted slab the illnesses against bln: to have cosspalsory proof beve the assistance of counsel for bls defence. In ug, if mmm law. where :be vein In eennveny shell exceed teeny allen, me ugh: Q 95.1 p hey, shall be otberselse reresauhed ln my Conn of the United Skies. R50 dccordln Excessive ball shell not be required, nor excessive fines lsnposed. nor c-reel end enesnel P900 The enauneralloe ls :be Constitution. of certeln rights. shall not be construed to deny or dispar The 'open not Jelegaled re :be Unlled States by the Conslltnllon. nor problblled by ll to the I no the peeph. f Q1 A 9? '5 ' f , f JAM'-1 a.f,1tx-,rg--n.l l .hngllna-Q.. -,l - , Tle Constitution X. O 3 W 5Q W L X of the Uma Smeg, ll oven no lun e non perfect Ilene. eeuilfelv leulee, neue 6- :nhr Tunes uv, pm r fnflk . Q-mwv Vries. r, p vlf IN xfvffff Well-ne, and :fran :be Hleunnp of Lnberty le eaenlvee alan Poelenly. h Oli J exldlnb that CONSTITUTIUN lm Ihr Vvuled Crates nl Amen. 4, ECTION l, Ml legnelenve Fosen berem greeted :bell be Vflkltd rn e llnngresi of :he llnulel Stores, which shell annie! of e inlet Q1 Henle QI 309' flllifl. EC T10 N 2. The Hoare ol lefrelewlelwes shell be rnnpoeed of Members 1 Mun' every veumd Yun by the People 9,159 sever!! Seder, DJ tbl lleeeeee D 5 Jule :bell have the Qeelslareuovu veqwnu ,Im Flecmu ol me mn: nm-umm Brnrh of :be Slece Legulemve. No Pence shell be e Repnssemeuve also :bell not have enema lo lhe Age of lweaay-hw Yeen, end been sewn Yun e Cullen ol ak Ueolel Innes. who shell ws. :ben elected. be en labebnfenx of she: Suu an winch be vb-Ill br cb-mes. llepnealanvee and been Tens :hell be efpomaned among :he wr -ml Stern u-huh mey be secluded ufnbm Ibn Ufnon, ea-ceiling le their HQOCQ3 wheb :bell be Jeleruireel by eddtag to due ubole Number of len l'rvmns, nnludmg :bon bound an Sewnre lcv e Tenn nl Yeae. and elelulng hit! used. llnee flflbl ol ell otbev Penoaml The enrol Enmeeremm shell be male within three Yeen elle: lhe lull Meemng of lbe Coq-nn ol the Unused' filet. subs: every subsequent Ten al ten Yeen, nn em--b Hamer n :hey :hall by I ew Jnerl. The Number of Repreeenlawn :bell not eueed one for e-req lbeely bound, ill end Slate :bell have ll Lees: une Reprexenlemfeg and nan! me lv enunemlmn shell be nude, the Sure ol Nea Hevnpebnee shell be entailed to ee thee, lleeucbuuue Ulm, Rhode-lslend and Proud.-are Plnuanmvs nm-, CODGIFIIIUI lwe, New-York sn. New leuey lon. Penne-ylvone eqbt, Deland! , lavylad eix, Virginia tea. Nami Ceeolme fave, South Cemlme lu.-e, and George! then. Utes ve Fur anne Anztnmry thereof :bell une Um: ol Elecuoe no Nl are Vecaeesee. Tbe Hou V Ollureng and :bell beve the sole Pane: al Impeachment. ECTION J. l r Smemn lam url: Suu, rboien fy the Llfllflllfl lbeveol. ,bv eu Yung endeeeb :bell ba I laurel: lun Hunan. they shell be dwnded ea equally es -ny be nano levee Clueee. The Sed! 1 the Senator! P serond Year, ol the seemed Clan ll the Esperance of the jenn! Tele. 04 el he Utd len at :be E: n every se-a- V -'H er A' - '-e--- 1-A-M L- --'-ee'-0 -votbevsue, dating de eceee el :be l ehporevy . as-heb ebdl then fill 5 Yee-ann No Pen ge ol :bn Sutee, and who :bell aol, when elect neu. Tbe Vie SIQIIQ, I The Sea pm :mpc bell eeen-au ale Office af President af The See In lllllsj . lieu the Preliielt el be United Suu f shell be lenbeee present. ludgmea 1 renova! 1 Ollnee ol bean, flhll Ere hola under ru be lu ' M ' mbaeu. eeneling no es. SECTION 6. Tenefane ly 5gLepglqgeg5pep. -of: he :be Con, nn. en-eg The Cor rh Meeting y glgll fy Ln- Qygjq 4 dlleeeul Dey, 3fCTl0N 5- IIJQIII :bell nuumueeQeean B b lilfllll If be lla 'g ilm In Axkg 5 pggl Iggy. gi 313 heb Penalties X , Each 8 lr Rennie: h h I rl no Meds. exe-el 4 Elfb H e lo flue as ' rjgQqe1n epgupp 59. every: and be Yen end Ney: ol :be Members ol either Hone on my queuaoe dull, ef the Deane af ole filth of than Pownal. be enteeed oc le fennel. Ngfgbfe Ilene: A-eine :lu focuses: nl Cnopeenl. ebdl. untbnal the Cblllll -1 '50 0'5 'Ji'--' L-' ---- 'L-e ---- le- - - A - - 'gy gf. Pla., ax as gesagxgbg rg Anita Panebianco - Sr. Class President uma' It Marleenffredy - Sr. Class N.D. Secretary No, sh Tn. M vnu' nan' and Kathy McCauley - Sr. Class V.P. fb ol the . ....-, ... ,..-.,.,... ,W mms. any men mee-suave as abc ieexzlzllabeie infective Hee M v ey Speech or Dehece is eiehv Ha-ue. they .dwell not be neenauml an any ether Plug, No Seeeeov 07 Repreaesuecive ebell, being dw Tme for which be we: elected. be qfetnted b dy civil Office under the Anubenry al the Unused Snug slid :bell have been fenced, ae be Enoluneau abeveol :bell have been eaceeeeed ding IUC, thee: and no Perma bollmg my Office ndev the . :bell be I Kelli-er el either House during ln: Coatinunnce ln ollfff. SECTION 7, All Bills lor eeielng Revenue shell or-lginele in the House ol Repreeeiuetlve Belle. Even Bill which :bell have panel the House al UWUINKNYWS end be Senate. Il Urusei Slang If be qpnwe be :hell up n, ur il' nv? lf' 'UU 'NYU fl- 'mb HI Uiiefffwlf Obiemqg uleqe on :ben your-wel. md pm-eed an nrmuldev ic. if eller ua Remeeidereu WU. legetbev Ulfb we Objecnaes. lo be other Hmue, 57 Wmfb 'bd' 590410 51' WNW!! Leu, pu 5, df ,ag gnu mf von, of bulb Houses shell be delemuned by Yee: eel Ney: 5' Olleeedon cbelaunuel oleecb Hone relPffl'WfY- 'I 'U' W1 'VU 'W' 5' N 4 57 5' len panned up Men, the Sense shell be e Lew. us like Inner an il be had signed it, salem Cen la ebell nm be e Lew. Egg, fjgjyy, Rggqlgfipn, ve Vale to aebieb de Cennnrnare al :be Senate and House lilllqll :ball be pveunlel lo ibe President aj the United Stole!! and before the Seam' :be All le npggul by Iso tbirls of lbe Senate Ali Henle ol Represtllltwee, lcrvrdmg to D Slfflou Q, 153 Cgqgnn :bell have Penne To ley and roller! Tens, Dunn, lnposu 4 hlgenng ydfgg gf up Unnel Slang but all Duties, leupoels and Evans :ball be umfo V Te bmw euaaey an the endif el the Unltd Stun: fe eeglleie Commerce will P950 'aku 'I 99 'N' W ' s T' 9 re mmm .1 wha ew elf ' ' ' 'IL' Toms: Huey. eeguleresbe Yell Anne Flood - Sr. Class Treasurer A To pnvide he ie Pennine!! Ol ' H., P 0 M 'jll Kills I' ' O ....:'..L'f:f.: ga-n and welll Ana. ly eenein In Iinlled Time n Unreal Snare, 1 nu .. a 's1:-G-I-0-'H 'H 5319. 90 lfbltl SQUID!! IIN! Clllllll vI 0' 4-.Hu e Suu. In 4151 f Jgwlsflflravn, in pun sm I' Req Tie ru fpemnuedg Isa.: gffwflffk 1, No Person she Ihr ff JIVINQ the 1.191 Sf?f'Tl0N I. llliy by grnerm S F C TIU N 2. A Pen fxrrulwe AMA No Pee,-W. 5329? ' ww: v1.:f.' have apfr SHI., I 'fx lun, nv.: sn. J: :af f Vjqff .Q J' 1. ,,,1ng Sgr ,g,',gfa, law M-1' FQHIU, lnnng under :bu Caenlllui es ageffnng Anbnnudun, other psillr .Umm 'N UNH br -I Pvly. -an lpqrwverner his --Between K 5111088 uf the sane 5101! CIC!!! rs an Sglqnss N '14 W4 Wwfi. em! Hunt an uimb 4 Sun' xi' 'fair jurndn Moll, lu! I' 7 rm! abd! be All :nf rx as the fungus sl ri-rm, m an uiben I 14 fm-is we :L ff- same- fn rn ,M I, or r 1. .12 -., Imp rr l'!7I'Pulr'f 'I frratrm Sh: , X- . I V , ff ,f I bmw. 44 rs, l1n..niw,c1nJ114JltIdl Pm .wx-1 Vvm ew-:fm Q small he pmrrd, nad' . rx nm: Ivnwwunrs of I urrrns IH IIN 'hw I 'mn vim -muff' lfrr from Insure, and 4, ff, Q., Hmm-ed zn Ihr have bsmng lunsdrr .,.-... .., ,en 1. 1 In . sufuur In ffnr www, under Nw lm, 'Q :hr-revf. fic upmg mm another Iblll. . . be IIIIASIKPJ ,Ima nah Cru ue Ur I aimur, mr if-aff In .lrlu rnd up fm f lam: uf :be Parry Io ubom turb frm! 'wap -k., If on za Coaseybcnre ul ay Law or 0501085 ,..l-A I I T Sli 1. TIUN 4. Ms I nnmi Mal no neu XIQIQ ghgll by panel Q 1 3 'FO' 40? ffl-'f 5' Joann B0nann0 ' jf- C1355 President GHS fly xlullfi, uxlbuul Ihr fbnsenl of the 1.0 Polese Jr. Class Congress. I I -- The Crmgrevs shui? bm e Pau er to duspnse of .wa wah- uii nfmrxm' Irwin and in-,yuinrmon respecnag tbl Territory evotbff Prbfviiy tit Urured Suresg and nvlhmg m :bu I onsnmzmn shuli iw W ffmwmmi lu few l'mwJ4re .fm I ,mums nf the Unuel Slater, nv of any ponacgflr fldl. S' If f. TIUN 4, The 'ruled Ytatrx 1bu!!guaranIvr lf. men Muir In :Ms I num a Fepnhln an Form ol f.rfJl,'f'1Rflf, Chl lblll ffolttl IIC. al lf!! Qi!! ll and on Appln anon of the Legusiarurr, In of :he I an-elif: f Inhen the I qwslfzmre rarmfn he 4 nm enedf alan-ns: Jonexnr Vxohscv, . Q 1 fX , Q91 - T50 COIQVPIS, u-benrvev 1:40-lbnds of bull' Il-mae: sba deem rt nn ewsarp, shaIl propose Amendments in Uh! Coltllllltbl. DP. Ol H1 Afflkiifh Leglslstves ol no-Ibcrds of me several Smzes, shui? full a f muenmm for pmposmg Amrndmenrx, uhacb, an euher Cin, :hill Be :MIN QD dll hltltt if? poses, 0 pat of :Ins Cnnsruuzmn, when Ydflflfdl by me I fgulazwfs of :mn-fmmbs of :bf several Sraex, ar by Casweatmnl an tbwee-fourth: diving, we the ether ln-Je of Renlzculwn may be proposed by the Congreng Pm: :ded :bar no Anendnen: ufbcrb may be nude prwc I6 the Yeallnt ln' eight 1541! m my .lcnsev alfa: :be ,Inn and fouraif I fam.-s m me Nmfh if-:non of the pn: Amrleg na' char na Sine. sidmu us Causes. cha!! ir ifdlnl nl an equal Suffrage nn we Senate ' am. .VL MI Uibfl connected and Engagemnrs entered mm, before :be Adupmm of :bas llonmsuuon, shell be an nhl Against the Pawel Suu: alder its Cao- Nilbliol. ll Blk? 154' Coqfedlemlron. This Cannrauoa. nd :be Leu: of the Umred Sure: unch shall be made nu Puuuance the-reap and all Treuin made. or shark -doll be lla Ui' lk iullortty of the Unwired Sutex, :ball be :be supreme Law ol :be Land: and the judges nu rvevy Sale shall be knead zbereiy, ary Thing in chu' LOU! pf any Suse In due Connery mmnbsxaadfag. The Scanners and Representatives before vmrntmnei and be Members of :be several Stale Legrslawes.. and all uerndw and fudiriil Olficfrlf, itil Ol in United States and ol :be sewn! Sure:-, :ball be hound by Oak ar Alfmnnm. to upper: :bu Cansmumsa: bu no religious Tn: shi! env be unpaved ll 4 Qndilieanon so any Ollice or publre Tran under :be United Suns. 3 fx O ' . . I I U The Rdilxrcuou al lbs' Coawenmouns oi :mu Staffs sbs sufju-rent lov like Fxtdblolbnem ol dis CaulN'- - 5- ' 'L' ' '4 'r 'L' ' A R Q pf :he Suns neun! lk Sevvilumub DQ aj ,,,,,,, 5, ' the Unuled Suns of Annie: the Tsvlltb. If an Mum fffif fi, I WWMMO .1n.l1....f....- ,ami . Dave Schlitz - Ir. Class N.D. Secretary and P I Senator Saas' cgifalf:-2,22 ' 1 fain. 1411141 14121 955.1 It 5,35 ' rn-JO' Tim Koller - Jr. Class Treasurer 1 Q : . ' . -'.'- , uv-as a.I.s r 0 ' f F I - - ..-. I B . we - et Marchica - Soph. Cl ss V P he T m Harasek - Soph. ss . . . retar I 4 J an rfffi' ,ll 'X -ff ' .' 1 ,g if sap! The Gettikiibi rg Address November 1 9, 1863 Four score and seven brought forth on this continent, a new nation, conceived in l to the proposition that all men are created equal. Now we are engaged iz nation so conceived and so sting whether that nation or any ndure. We are met on a great battle-field of that war. We have come to dedicate a portion of that field, as a final resting place for those ives that that nation might live. It is altogether fitting and proper mat we snoula do this. But, in a can not hallow here, have con: will little note, thev did here. mot bra 1. our at vt consecrate - we ead, who struggled detract. The world 1 never forget what re ffl tasmfdsnd-L ...I vet 8 great .or un no oe here aecncatea to tn task remaining before us -- that from or which they gave ve that these dead l have a new birth ale, for the people, thesehonoredf thelastfullme lhtllnothavem Qffreedom---1 hllnotperish hat af tl 'g HO' - CBA Sec y If Soph. Class N.D. Secretary Cran sie 50Ph 4 Class Treasurer Iiighqv N, JOHN F. KENN li Dat 7- lt I Thirty-'Fifth ofthe Unifed States V961-1963 i It I AUGURAL ADDRESS ' ANU RY 20, 196 H , If mf ,,,,Wt,,,, ,H.,?,MU, g My p,,,,v,t,f, 'wtf ff Hi tttmlcttt tmtpmt-. lwth rightlt. gtlzarmcd hy the atcady spread 01' ll r W fl ' 1 r ' ' ' ' A ' I , I , . Pu' rl an llmmm rf'uw'ml4 lrwz lrllmt tfflfwzt tw Nl'-Ll.'fMr :mlm tkuztllt ntwm, xqy lmtlt NNW? Il' imc' that Uncdmm hailing? vt un! W 4 tl , ' - A . A A V - ' A , , I , D, , ,. r .. , tl..3,,mf ,H ,mt :lm tml tht- hgmtt ul nmnttaml x tmatl -mr. I ,G t g .,gt,'mg,,ul lw,,.nmvl lrutl-tttt will t I , ,, , W' X' U 'lkflfmsl ' . I U, nhcrmg .tn both xtdev. that cmhty ts n -IN Lf ri' A '.' hdtv wwrn lxtt-rv fv It vt'cl1mtw prwf. t tlml Ihr' mttld tx wrj. ti pmwr tu .thultxh .ill lt Xml pct thy MUUL' rc ,uc mil at time .um wnw nm lr-'rn the gt NM: time nut lnfgct I ct the vmfd gn with that IIB: lufvlt lmt lm harm in thu cvntury Itltlcl' pcm? pfvud tv nr pcrmit thy Nltvvt un has gtlurays hccn :mm ltfmu' :xml mmm! the Ir! vwvrp vmtwn Int pay :my price. hm! ar 'itll Ut ritg it almtp subject to proof. Lvl LHIKIN Ill t I ul nm ttf fun vlttttvr we asks wants' iff. .tm witncs 'Mxtutt ming .1 wc xhnl 1 lvl mt' mlvcr lfw' in rwgntiuil. problem- unite us instead ol Iahvfi N. -t time. fnrmulattc scrtuux and prcci unttml ul rtrtm-It-mum! bring that ahwlt .tndcr thc atlmvlutc cmttml of all math L- thy mmtlcrs of sctcncc inslcztd nf thc xliifx. cunqttcr thc dcsvrim. cratslicat :md cncuumgc the arts and wnantcrs all cnrncrs of the earth the tsumntxtmi 'dem and tu let the oppressed gn free wrattinn may push hack the jungle t -:mating at new cmlcamr. not as ml ,urld ni lam. where the strung an: it ucv prcst.-rt cd. f rlcnd in ilu' lin: IIN! rluys. Nur will il t Upnm- ,my fu,-1 m ,mt v WM, ,, hhgmr .... .... . . .... ,.. .. mtqtl, mfr in the life nl lltix mlminivrrulia yhg, mfugh ,W pgmtgc, and mm, :mf mx -1-1 iwflwff-I f-' r-H' 'tfmifm' fm :lm planet. Bm lvl as begin. ff, gig,.,,. Utd ,tum .,,9,,,,,c . ,N tl, tw mm-nw.. nwu- than in mine, will rest tl pledge the lvyalty of lnithtr D39 Rubmo - Pr' Class umm. our cnurw. 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' thv twrltl ml nn: nlml turn rmunrt' um flu faq ff fwfmrt. 1 lll, ml: mlm! flnwmu wif1,l,, fog - Iwi flu' minima: ul nmu. K xt! Xzmmat U7 utsxctxx of :iw wmtdq all xzrutlgrtlt .xml mngrtltw which wg vm fvttfj, sun.: fflkkgjfd. with mqofy , W , 1- gn lwtllt lu lumll the lzmd we low, ml Rrtamattg lltgtl lltlSft.' tm viii!!! IHIVSQII' Fltillllffilfm 'Witt Mtltltlnl I ll H I an but 4 I , I . . F Cl 991222. Mime the tt Toni Pristera - Fr. Class I-156 C0 alanm - f' 399 Kina all humamty s ND. Secretary Treasurer :M lrl 'YQ wmwhm -f I I acmtatft-If he certain lwymzr? wmv tlll tft-f lt A can tw gms: ma pnwfffm 3f.t.,,,, A ,,,,f,,g,,r , wfcrlvureiacfzmi 813. im V Q h m- J lllt It I 1, . D: 32 it 'fi Fo 0 Q1 bow Top To Bottom - Arnold Keller, Liz Fiore, Marie Ballero, Margaret Roso- mondo, Nancy Hardy, Donna Kane, Mary Dalton, Denise Fusco and Linda Castle. iiiiiiiiiiiiiitttittttit SOCIOLOGY '-400:-'OIG'-4cn'1 4'V-'V-4444444444444-44'V-44 'ww Since it's founding two years ago, MOC has become an inter- gral part of student life on cam- pus. This past year, MOC was plagued by a series of thefts which left them without equip- ment and the Student Center in a silence. Hopefully, MOC will continue their successful pro- gramming and remain an active part of student life. K K 'K 'ff K 'K 'K -N.. K K K 'K K 'K K 'Y K 'K K .g .l K K K K K K Ninety Two K K ft 1 Y li 91' tai: Nw 'V' K WPZOHHPZWWHZH I.R.A. Tim Koller and Maryann Condren mZQHqprmW iiiitiitittiittttttitttt H1sToR1CAL SOCIETY L. TO R. - Roy Simmons, David Hines, Dennis O'Toole, Camille Testa, Pete Walsh, Bob Orlowski Theresa Tarr and Bob Infantino , . Ninety Th 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 'K 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 'K I Ninety Four 444444444444-44444444 L To R Ralph Imperatrice Don Gallottr Maureen Lane Ed Wilkes Lrnda Adamson Rich Luick lean Hannel Dan Curtis James O Brien Karen Werner John Gaeta John Borgia Paul Mento Tom Czarnomski Eugene Case Mrs Irene McCarthy Peter Reilly and Roland Hall ACCCDUNTING CLUB The Accounting Club under the guidance of Professor Irene McCarthy was orga nized on the Staten Island Campus during the Fall semester 1975 It has fast become an active club with a dedicated membership Through its program of guest speakers faculty and student discussions movies opportunity of supplementing their classroom work with actual practices as they occur 1n the accounting field i 1 I 1 I ' . I . . I . , trips, and regular business meetings, the Accounting Club provides for students the STUDE T U I0 RIS!!! K Top To Bottom - Patti Moschella, Maureen Kane, Janet Marchica, Janet Brennan, Joyce Gilroy, Donna LaFalci, Margaret Elias, Joe Sparacio, Richie Trocciola, Paul Langone, Tim Koller, Gerry McAloon, 4 Richie Nicotra, Craig I-Iosie, Ken Lewaine, Renee Messina, Bob Santo, Maria Coniglia, Jerry Bottiglieri, Joe Amato, Ralph Polese, Joe Sacerclote, Annette Sangiorgio, Tony Tufano and Dori Sarsfield. fk ll' ll' 1' 444444444444-Y-444444444 .g it 41 ll' 4 ll' +1 , It 4 MQ ll' all , T 1 lt 4' Lf 1' R ff ' +1 r 1+ 4. y 1+ 4 y it 'lr - T 4' ak ll' -yr ll' 41 ' K. it ll' ak K 5 ll' 41 ' 1+ ak R 1+ 41 , 1 ll' 4 If 4 1 ay if Ninety Five Ninety Six i'i',i'i'ki k'ki'4k'k'kir'kirtti k'k'k n D I HE wiqmxlii ww, ,g33!?'MLi i1f,f:.kiii G Sim 1-wwsiwif g,img!1,, 5 in J il i if . Wx - 1. ,. 1 N a i numiiwnihiphg . ilQg1Qj.' 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SOCIETY EUR THE ADVANCEME T CDE MA AGEMENT The Society for the Ad- vancement of Management is a recognized national professional or anization of managers in ji areas of industry, commerce, gov- ernment and education. There are over 200 Univer- sity Chapters in the United States, Canada, Puerto Rico, and lra which are dedicated to flme develop- ment of tomorrow's man- agers. The S.A.M. chapter on our campus has tried to bring the practical world of day-to-day business and the theoretical training of the classroom rogether by sponsoring various activi- ties. These activities in- cluded: a presentation and film on decision-making b Dr. John Alexion, Dean of, C.B.A., a speaker and film from Burroughs Well- come Pharmaceutical Co., a lecture on resume prepara- tion by Dr. Steven Cwood- man, a trip to the American Express Company in Man- hattan, and a tri to the C1.M. plant in Lincijen, New Jersey. The S.A.M. also gave the student body the opportunity to participate in a Mock Interview ses- sion as well as a Career Fair. 444444444-V'4'Y-44414444 The Bartlett Rangers is a military society dedicated to the improvement of physical, tactical and leadership skills. The society was organized at CUNY and later revived at St. Iohn's when the University moved to Staten Is- land. The organization is named in honor of General Charles G. Bartlett, a distin- guished Army officer of the late 1800's, who resided on Staten Island. The society sponsors two training exercises per semester which encourages the practice of their motto, Proficiency in the Field. Membership in the Bartlett Rangers is open to all students at St. john's. X T l 41 R A N G R S 4 1' 1' 1' 1' 1' 1' 1' 1' 1' 1' 1' 1' 1' 1' 1' 1' 1' 1' 1' 1' 1' 1' 1' 1' 1' 1' 1' 4444444444444444444444 Nine ty'Nine One Hundred THE STAGERS PRESENT - . . X I E Q 2 T A M A - f 5. if 7+ 5 i. THE FCDREST ROSE One Hundred am! Ona' 44-V-444444444-4444444444 4 E P 'K Q if fi 5 L if 4' ll' 41 X C if K CAST - L. To R. - Marian McGarry, Bob Santo, Kevin Elford, Liz Hill, Linda Perez, Ellen Giovinozzo, t i Ellie DellaSalla, Dave Schlitz, and Leonie Gallo. -x vii? 1+ . . 309' 4 i .sa PQSQXQQVRO E Q50 Q96 043 C19 'CQ 0 t -' ' xl' 'xg' 5 O 4 -' .-9323209 YQ as js . - . cv 1 ' The Stagers Soci- E Q51 t ' ety is the Staten Island Q ', 4 Campus' theatrical 5 .sei Q90 ge . . group. During the academic E, 1 Q yafxxzxs' ,Qef ,S U year, the Stagers produced two gt '. Q Viva? QZQGXQ' plays. The Fall production was '35 ak 9 The Forest Rose, a bicentennial Q ', 1 lay and in the s ring, they erformed ,CL '- i P P P 6 , t the play Forty Carats. 9 'Z W 'E Q 0 'IK so , if Q Lydia Roseville . . . ..... Marian lVIcGarry 2 t William Roseville .... ......... T ony Rose 'Qi' '36 Q Bellamy ......... .... Mi chael Portantiere 2, ? t Squire Miller ....... . . . ........... Dave Schlitz t i444444444444444444444 One Hundred and Two THE STAGERS PRESENT CARATS EORTY Ellie Della Salla Kevin Elford Bill Englert Leonie Gallo Ellen Giovinozzo Liz Hill E Emilia Treglia Philita McAuliffe Marian McGarry Ellen Mitchell Linda Perez Aidan Rooney Dave Schlitz One Hundred and Tlzrec One Hundred and Four 4444444444444444444444 4 1+ 1+ 'IK E + +1 P 1+ 4- 1 1+ 4 1+ .T - . . . ...T .I , TOME' h 1' ' 'ct .P b' - th ' ' Y t. .. ghp t dph Q- .Th ff ' dv' 44444-V-4444444444444-V--V-4 The Math Club was organized in an effort to promote interest and exploration in the field of mathematics. The members of the club are involved in diverse activities such as publishing and the club's annual journal, the Sortilegeg organizing card and chess tournaments, spon- soring the showing of films and guest speakers and sponsoring the annual Math Bowl. Pictured from L. to R. - Ray Remuzzi, Dr. John Molluzzo, Charles Cummings, Liz Kelly, Iulieann Pattorusso, Lynn Rich- ards, Dr. Edward Beclcenstein, Susanne Smyth, John Kearney, Linda Savasta, William Rahol, Deborah Pereira and Linda Castle. iititiitifktiiittittttttt D A One Hundred and Six SUCIAL ACTIO The DePaul Social Action Group was founded to help student vol- unteers find placement in the agencies and institutions that serve the people of our community. During this past year, student volunteers continued their tradition of personal service at places like Carmel Richmond Nursing Home and Immaculate Conception Parish. Volun- teers also ran several fund raising activities for charitable causes that sought their help. Pictured from L. To R. -Jane Anthony, Virginia Lamagna, Regina Clooney, Ellen Mitchell, Sharon Anderson, Ellen Giovinozzo, Melanie Hartle, Kevin Caldwell and Mrs. Kay Walters. t 4 r if ff- - + h wifi' ' fvgqqem' +1313 5? 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Janet Marchica - Miss Staten Island Campus as ' 1 7 f V L,sJsl,s..,, ,, XY it I xv I 1 Xa' is , Kikrk - '3' AV I - K-Q K. g , gf, .2 A is 1 .1 ,alf I N77 KG asla Q If , X .4 ly I N V 6 ?g 1a ,sslaa is SQ: , In l il 1, f -v K ,, ,, , urO?g.AC1f 5l ,f zzwu One Hundred and Twenty-Three H David Bromberg v 4 was HERE. Ns f m.JF5u '. 3' Q A' Ji Y 'N fi. h , 5, , 5 j' 2 .W . , 2' ,M ' K 5 Q3 ,f i .ZA Cx 6? , , , FEATURING: BOCDBIE KNIGHT AND THE UNIVERSAL LADY wenty Sb: , n H 1 iV '1 'n', w N W ' n W M HIHW' Li' n W ff I M Jaw' MJ n WH' 'lul m y 6 ,U ,I , 1' f 1 'fl fP'U!W' n'U fi4r13xU U7w1 IWIWW NNN N N M n i I Mm n W N H ' ' W lim, mn W w wyw1wf' , '!'1',:H 'Tl,'i!1H' N' ' lui ' M 'w,Mww!,1N'!yNy3 IN X ' U n W nn W nh n U WF' , ,l n.jfM 'w M W mf TUV MNWHIHWFHJIIQJIVY WWW? One Hundred and Twenty Seven DISCO NITE Q? w ff? 5 Si Christmas, the time of year where merry spirit, good-will and giving abound. The annu- ' for a group of orphans from New Light Or hanage, one of the best activities sponsored by a flraternity. Part of their holiday festivities included games, a visit from Santa Claus fBernard Iacampoj and some early Christmas pre- sents. Though a small act for children with such a great need, the al Christmas Party, given by Sigma Chi Upsilon, et is dbx 70 activities of Sigma Chi Upsilon weretruly in the spirit of the season and worthy of admiration. I 4 2 92. U3 ALZIVCI Q : N 5 E. R Q.. 5 Q. 5 : Q 3 : N One Hundred and Thirty PRESHMAN - SOPHOMORE STUDENT UNIQN ST. VALENTINES DAY CDLDIES NITE Winners of the Fonzie and Betty Sue contest are pictured with Student Union Chairperson, Richie Nicotra fcenterj - 1. to r. - Donna Mollica, second placep Maria Coniglia, first place and Vinnie Fiore, first placep Bernard Iacarnpo, second place. rw-...411-gl-rj. kfivrxyxrr , V ...W . . 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SPRING - Singles - Inam Bohkarig Lynn Marino Doubles - Kevin Elford and Aidan Rooney. One Hundred and Fifty-Seven D E R N DANCE .- ,ww 1. MNMWMMQW SX... I I l X Top To Bottom - joe LaPera, Craig Hosie, Joe Roda, Gary Scandaglia, Mike Palillo, Danny Donovan, Kevin Caldwell, Adam Arolla, joe Calderola, Mark Haarklau and Phil Colletti. is 7 N Si X tg Another new organization formed this past year on the Staten Island Campus is the Weight-Lifting Club. Funded by the Intramural Program, the members of the club work-out in the Lavelle Hall basement. Equipped with various weights and bar-bells, the club is open to all students. The Weight- Lifting program helps develop, strengthen and exercise body muscles plus it serves as an excellent way to keep physically fit. One Hundred and Surv sv G 9 ,. 4 Q T- , . e Q I Top To Bottom - Joe Sacer- dote, George Digrnan, Joe D'Amico, Michael Dealy, Diane McCann and Michael Caterina. The Tae Kwon Do Club of St. Iohn's University was founded in 1973 and has expanded its membership to sixteen full-time members. The club receives its instruction from Mr. Michael Dealy, third degree Black Belt. Under the presidency of Gene Walsh, the club has engaged in a number of intercollegiate competitions and has given several exhibitions of the mar- tial arts during the year. They compete with such schools as Princeton University, New York University, Brown University and Fordham Univer- sity, The United States Military Academy and Cornell has enabled St. Iohn's University to earn their rank within the Tae Kwon Do discipline. There are presently five yellow belts, two green belts, a purple belt and a brown belt in the club aside from the beginning white belts. One Hundred and Sixty-One PRATERNITIES and X. X I 54 SGRORITIES mired and Six ry-Two 554444444444-54254554444 DELTA KAPPA DELTA Delta Kappa Delta presently consists of sixteen active members. They have partici- pated in such school activities as intramurals and a St. Patrick' s Day Green Cake Sale. One of their most beneficial endeavors was a car wash which they co-sponsored with the Lambda Chi sorority. The proceeds of this car wash went to the Leukemia Foundation. Foremost on their social calendar was their first annual Christmas party for the sorority sisters and their guests. The sisters hope to fulfill their motto: Diligence, kindness and devotion to St. john's University and to each other. Pictured - Top To Bottom - Laurice Gellar, Ellen Imperato, Linda Russo, Risa Lamia, Laura Pane- bianco, Gina Negri, Mary Ann Gatti, Linda Steo, Anne Flood and Anita Panebianco. is sssaafffwwtfflfwwfwffaast iAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA A A A DKD - LAMBDA CHI jg A A A A A A A 1 A A A A i A QR A A R 1 A A A A A A A A 'AK A 3 A AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAW L. To R. 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One Hundred and Sixty-F PH Y -'lf Top To Bottom - Tom Shay, Steve Flynn, Vito Peragine, Adam Arolla, Billy Slattery, Rich Owens, Dennis Annarumma, Frank Floridia, Frank Vaccaro, john Randazzo, Aldo Prustaci, joe Girgenti, Kevin Caldwell, Jim Rodgers, Joe DeCandia, Pat Prindeville, Lee Rottenberg, Al Vigorito, jack .Annuziata, Dennis O I'oole, Dean Alessio, Roy Simmons, Lou Carvello and Lenny Laresca. wi RHO joseph Daprile One Hundred and Szbcty-Six K444444444444444444 ECMA V s SEN, .-1 x 5- Q,- P1 Sigma Gamma is a national sorority which has been in existence since 1903 The Gamma Chapter has been in existence since the Brooklyn Center of St. John's University with Dr. Theresa Trimarco as their moderator. The sorority which presently consists of fifteen members plays an active role in cam us pro- grams and has sponsored caie sales, an Easter Party for mentally retarded children, organized a babysittin schedule for a family suddenly leg without parents and added Christmas spirit to the campus by decorating an evergreen. Pictured - Top to Bottom - Camille Troiano, Denise Fusco, Nancy Porter, Debbie Spenceri, Dr. Theresa Trimarco, Mary Dalton, Pa- trice Iosefson, Debbie DeLeo, Mari- anne Schaeffer, Liz Fiore, Margaret Rossomondo and Linda Bilotti. kkiiiikiiiiiiiiiikk One Hundred and Sixty-Seven 44 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 44 444 m w 2 r G Z 444 4 4 4 413 B4 4 L E 4 iT ,fi 4 A ' 4 4444444444 4444444444 Bottom To Top - Madeline Reina, Angelo Contino, Moderator, Lynn Richards, Ellen Ciovinozzo, Lizann Monck, Carole Aloi, Susan Motyka, Denise Rubino, juliann Fattor- usso and Claudia Moscatt. N21 J ,015 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4444444444444444444 dred and Sixty-E ight I DIAN SCDCIETY av Top To Bottom - Richie Caccese, john D'Alusio, Frank Burfiend, Bill Harrigan, Richie Spina, Bob Grosso, Phil Colletti, Tom Mongiove, jerry Miller, Ken Lewaine, Joe Roda and joe Sosi. Kirk? ikfikikiikikiikkiikiikikikvtki PHI ETA CI-II l . l Top To Bottom - Bernadette Faller, Joanne Jachimowicz, Kathy Hevins, Diane Murphy, Carol Eglinton and Sally LoConte. One Hundred and Sixty-Ni ne if Y 44 .AV E53 rut if as 5, , , e L W ,fb ,ie Q3 ,V , -.. H ee ,B 5- ,eu -Q? A K ,V ,v W, I q w 5 , r, G4 M U I 3, ,V A mfg nv ': 'Cnn7fnIc'J-Sfdfw' fP05Iqg6 One Hundred and Seventy W , ,,,MX.H. ,M i. .NL .M gi, W ., CONTINENTAL ARMY f kill , N., -., 'A :N , CONTIN ENTAL NAVY riasni -umg ggi, :issue F 106 nf , Y' W X Q...-vw awww-N. -.-.-.wma aw I --i..W 4-11- ,,. , 41 FT 5 few 1 ' A J X 2 s D r r fi ' on -M. ,S IJ15., X Y a K r.:::' gl , H M. S f . ' 55' . . f 5 fl A , t l t zfff' ' 1' ' x 6 , t 'ff I' 5 I x Y u K 1. M2254 l X 5995 ai ' ' Qi- ' 1 H . K v W Nw ws- w k J ., 1. ' M .ut B , K A Amxfayg' 5, wilapp... , ' Si 'Ax4'Aw' ns 7fmL '14 , 4 One llznzdred and Seventl One ii il 45,5 H jf?-. Lg., if R S ...4K. One Hundred and Seven ty Two MaryAnn Bailey BS. Education - C.A.S. Jerry Bottiglieri june Alaimo B.A. CAS. Ralph Barone B.S. Math - Psychology Lynn Baldo B.S. Education Edward J. Bove' B-5. BU5il'l9SS - B.A. Political Science Transportation One Hundred and Seventy Three Robert V. Brower jr. B.A. C.A.S. Adele Capizzi Carbonella B.A. Mathematics One Hundred and Seventy Four Michael T. Brown B.S. Business Paula A. Capriotta B.S. Business - Mathematics Patricia Calardo B.S. Education - C.A.5 Liam Comery BS. Criminal Justice Linda Castle B.S. Education Lorene A. Comito B.S. Education - C.A.S. Michael C1. Carroll B.S. Transportation Luis R. Cortes B.A. Sociology One Hundred and Seventy Five Charles R. Cummings BS. Business - Mathematics Kenneth Lincoln Delevante B.S. Business Kevin M. Elford Bernadette Elias B.S. Criminal Justice - B.S. Business Political Science One Hundred and Seventy Sbc 'G 5sg,,,,- AH ,, vu- , V K -iiwgirw , t. 1 .sie E 'E ga 1'l'l'g.Q: Z' '.-Yr? V x.. H i- rf V AW I . 4 ,- 14.33 gy, -ff A 'Haifa M323 -,gm f . 312 ' 15, ,ft ' L , H. ',,', 'F N Hz .. fi: William Andrew Englert B.A. C.A.S. Margaret Mary Elias B.A. Political Science - Sociology Kevin Fair joe Farnitano B.S. Business - History B.A. English - Education One Hundred and Seventy Seven Anne C. Flood John S. Forminio BS. Business BS. Transportation Mary Ann Gatti B.S. Education One Hundred and Seventy Eight Kathleen M. Geraghty B.A. Psychology MHUIGEH Gl3CkEI'l Frank Gleggnef B.S. Business Hope Anne Herold BS. Business BS. Business Elizabeth Hill B.A. English One Hundred and Seventy Nine Russell P. Horai Rosemarie Ann Ilarcli B.S. Business - Sociology B.S. Psychology - Business One Hundred and Eighty Susan C. Iannelli B.A. Psychology - Education Robert P. Infantino Matilda Isabella B.A. Political Science - B.A. Psychology - English Business Anthony Thomas Isoldi B.A. C.A.S. Maureen Kane BS. Business - Psychology John Kearney Philip T. Kozrna B.A. Mathematics B.S. Business - Sociology Mark Lanci Paul R. Levenson Sally Anne LoConte B.A. Psychology BS. Criminal justice BS. Education One Hundred and Eighty One Vincent LoSchiavo Vincent Losey B.A. Social Studies - BS. Business Education John Lukasiewicz B.A. Psychology One Hundred and Eighty Two Regina B. Machules B.A. English r Ben Malvagna B.A. Criminal Justice Jane D. Marshall B.A. Psychology Richard A. Martucci Louis Mastandrea BS. Business B.S. Transportation One Hundred and Eighty Three WH Katheyn M. McCauley BS. Business - Psychology Marian McGarry Rene! Messina B.A. C.A.S. - Psychology B.A. C.A.S. - Psychology One Hundred and Eighty Four Anna Mazzeo B.S. Education John C. McEvoy BS. Transportation Anthony Miranda B.S. Business Angela S. Misciagna BS. Education Donna Marie Mollica john W. Mooney A.S. Criminal justice B.S. Business Michael W. Naeder Richard Nicotra Anita Panebianco BS. Business - B.S. Business - C.A.S. B.S. Education - Psychology Transportation One Hundred and Eighty Five Josephine C. Pantuso B.S. Education - Psychology Karl Pischke B.A. Psychology - English One Hundred and Eighty Sbc Barbara Perry B.A. Political Science Paige D. Ronne B.S. English - Education Deborah Pereira B.S. Education Anthony Michael Polisano B.S. Criminal Justice - English john Rooney Denise Rubino B.A. Political Science - B.A. Psychology Sociology Donna Sahaj B.S, Education Robert P. Santo Dorothy Sarsfield B.S. Business B.A. Psychology - Sociology ,WW Linda J. Savasta Marianne Schaffer B.S. Education B.S. Criminal justice Rosemary Catherine Scicolone B.S. Education One Hundred and Eighqv Seven Susanne Smyth B.A. Mathematics - Education Rita Sorrentino B.S. Education One Hundred and Eighty Eight Thomas P. Shay B.S. Political Science Debra Spenceri B.S. Education Thomas Spinelli B.A. Social Studies 1 Barbara Sullivan B.A. Psychology - Sociology ii Linda Steo B.S. Mathematics Mary Ann Strohoefer B.S. Education - Psychology One Hundred and Eighty Nine Patricia A. Thornton BS. History - Education Karen Tjon B.A. Political Science - Business One Hundred and Ninety Diane Topkin B.A. Mathematics Richard J. Trocciola BS. Transportation - C.A.S. Anthony Tufano B.S. Business - C.A.S. Peter Walsh Patrick Waters B.A. History BS. Business Dianne M. Zurzolo B.S. Education One Hundred and Ninety Two Remember, remember always that all of us, and you and I especially, are descended from im- migrants and revolutionistsf' - Franklin D. Roo- sevelt's Address to the Daughters of the American Revolution - April 21, 1935. Zim., lvl' S4 X .fr , - , One man with courage t ,Q f t makes a majority. - An- drew Jackson . ? fi ' gy?-I One Hundred and Ninety Three id xx-Q A kk.. K . , , ,KLM f N wa. -X ...... Q -N.. A. M W. X. N k xwwgwz. ww, . ., - 1 .N-ww '.v ff' . . f A Q.. 1 One Hundred and Ninety-Four ,-PPTTW?'5'f:fEEFEEE-lilffilfi' .,-fsf:?aisf5'49wxfQm:' Wsfff' ' r 5,gWiefrm,,.:: N 4 Qkexivgiwv Mm?-fm???s 2' --4-.M , .,:gm,,..w., ffiwf 1-P-Er, Gia. : ,-wgq,5,,:-:wwi-rfwyfgyn if- , iw . , W , , .. W., 'af frzafgsfafz' --we-1 ff-1139 15 f.Q5555i1qev6:52HivLf::g F iz ' -17-I j -iT.l:T- 1. fig li ,X , ,rv 4 gr f:1.igL3xqzL,e41w - 2s:?J?mRE:rfifm i f . g . ' fr, Q .,,. H, ,af w fh 5 . H bfi 151, '5 my gh J it ,f 3 If Q 1 -v a. egg rs' 1' ' FU' V' 11 032, avg? ky MH r F21 5 4 .ca , 1 sf 5 1, TR- 1:1 - ' 2 r'311, f. ,. . vjQf'Q'.AN, ,v 1' 'J SHN fra 1 pf 3 w rsh cm ggi Lx-,S F ,fa rf -. Lrg A af e as J, , V A, gqef i 5' 1 I r ll No man is good enough to govern another man without that other s consent. Abraham Lincoln from a speech Peor1a, Illlnois October 16, 1854 nxsf One Hundred and Ninety-Five Maria Coniglia Ruthanne Kirby and Vincent LoSchiavo ..-H aww Haan... 'fr 1 b Steve Paine and Regina Machules Sr. Mary O'Brien -Librarian Marie Baliero Chet Laub William Stone - Librarian-in-Charge One Hundred and Ninety-Six Yi Q , CAPETERIA K L ,. '11 r Q ,Fm Joseph McKenna Geraldine Conroy James Cringle, Nickolas Manzione and Neil Carr il' Victor Detoro One Hundred and Ninety-E ight Fadel Zuberovic and Sait Kolari Josephene Nolan MAINTAINENCE , 5 X X ,, 1 1 1 if in James Walters Boleslaw Pyzikiewicz One Hundred and Ninety-Nine NT....4 N, Ti' -+ ---f--wav' l i ,XQ - vi, 4, x W. Q hx g v 4 0 , - Q 1 C The spirit of liberty is not, as multitudes imagine, a jealousy of our own particu- lar rights, but a respect for the rights of others, and an unwillingness that any one, whether high or low, should be wronged or trampled un- der foot. - William Chan- ning THE AWARDS DINNER Q , ,iii M f Ui 3 gs EV e 2 E .4 inf N e I I f v we ' ., . ' - w ...H , ,4,, ' -, Wx 1.--V., , if wie. f'. .bfi ' f 5 iff, ' ,f Qpf.Qxg'-f ,,f1?H-d ., 52 'iw' . 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'k'k'k'k'k'k'K'i!'k'k'k'k'k'k'ki'l!'ki!'k'k'k'k'kYi'1' 44 'kiiiliiri!'k'k'k'k'lK'k'ki'k'ki'k'k'k'k'k'k'k'k'i'i' ii Y 4 FOOTBALL - Most Valuable Player - Ed Wilkes 4 .Y Offensive Player - Mike Carroll 4 4 Defensive Player - Greg Mazza 4 4 VOLLEYBALL - Most Valuable Player - Joe Farnitano 4 4 BOWLING - High Game - Andy Lanza and Angela Misciagna High Series - Steve Lypen and Angela Misciagna 4 4 High Average - Frank Glessner and Lynn Coscia 4 4 BASKETBALL - Most Valuable Player - Danny Curtis 4 4 GOLF - Spring -First Place - Burce Main 4 4 Second Place - Mike Carroll Third Place - Tom Czarnorski 4 x Second Place - Gene Meehan Third Place - John Grady 4 T SUPERSTAR OLYMPICS - Champions - Jerry Miller and 'Y 4 Lynn Marino 4 4 One Mile Run - First Place - Bob D'Agostino I 4 Second Place - Joe DeCandia 4 4 Third Place - John Norris 4 4 OUTSTANDING SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD - Al Williams 4 4 OUTSTANDING INTRAMURAL ATHELTES OF THE YEAR - Mike Carroll and Mary Dalton if if if ii if fi fi if 4 4 Fall - First Place - Mike Carroll N N ii if if ii if if if if if 4 4 OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTION TO A STUDENT PUBLICATION AWARD - 'Y 4 Dori Sarsfield t f ii 44affixfffffffvfffxrfvfxvrr 44riffrfxrxxffxfffrrffvrrxrtt J r, Two Hundred and Five USZDPFFIU ZO'-H-IDPOOGZCDFU V Q , f 'H , f K f'W . I .W f4 '-M-,Mm - f n 3 w '-15251 il 14 1 4 44M 'vat' Q1!1w 1198 'H-55.5 y 44414 '!411 , 4115, x g64!s,L. MMI MMM? 1, OMQII 9 ,g4kS5 my Q I 44155 ,464'54'9' ,,44Ma 0v9ss sawn svn A WV? S w ZXQQQ' 5 Vis gk 'bf Tv' fx Two Hundred and Eight 12 wi Two Hundred and N1 EC J' I sx QM x Q' JA 182'-f --ww,-me-fMu.w 4 ew. 1 -2 J , 1 S, 5 r Arif. vw X 1 W M., wg eff' Two Hundred and Eleven it Two Hundred and Twelve The frontiers are not east or west, north or south, but wherever a man fronts a foot. - from a Week on the Concord and Merrimacle Rivers 118491. i N Two Hundred and Thirteen SENIOR DIRECTCDRY Iune Alaimo 49 jasper Street Staten Island, New York - 10314 Phi Eta Chi, Secretary. Mary Ann Bailey 51 Eltingville Boulevard Staten Island, New York - 10312 Education Club, Intramurals -- Superstars. Lynn Baldo 591 Steuben Street Staten Island, New York - 10304 Tri Rho, Social Chairperson, President, Education Club, Intramurals. Ralph Barone 2.057-85 Street Brooklyn, New York - 11209 Jerry Bottiglieri 175 Crystal Avenue Staten Island, New York - 10302 Dean's List, Honors Program, Business Club, Student Union, Intramurals - Wazoo Wackers. Edward J. Bove 7405-11 Avenue Brooklyn, New York - 11228 A A Delta Psi Upsilon, President, Treasurer, University Hearings and Deciding Committee, I.R.A., Intramurals. Robert V. Brower 438 Sycamore Street Staten Island, New York - 10312 Music On Campus, DOWNTOWNER: TOMAHAWK: Intramurals. Michael T. Brown 51 Clinton Place Staten Island, New York - 10302 I Alpha Upsilon, President, Secretary, DOWNTOWNER, Intramurals. Patricia Calardo A A 3 East Broadway Staten Island, New York - 10306 Education Club, Intramurals -- Superstars. Paula A. Capriotta 85 Kell Avenue Staten Island, New York -- 10314 Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges, Tri Rho, Vice- President, Historian, Social Chairperson, Math Club, Vice-President, Accounting Club, Intramurals. , Adele Capizzi Carbonella 125 Rockville Avenue Two Hundred am? Fourtee' Staten Island, New York - 10305 Delta Kappa Delta, Michael G. Carroll 163 Ridgewood Avenue Staten Island, Ne York - 10312 w n, Business Club, Vincentian Society, Athlete of the Year, Football M.V.P., Men's Golf Championship. o Sigma Chi Upsilo Rosalyn Castellan 37 Otis Avenue Staten Island, New York - 10306 Linda Castle 74 Edison Street Staten Island, Ne York - 10306 w Gerard Collins 187 Gordon Street Perth Amboy, Ne 7 West Cedarview Staten Island Ne Jersey -- 08861 Avenue York - 10306 w Liam Comery , W n Sigma Chi Upsilo Lorene A. Comito 8224-15 Avenue Freshman Orientat Luis R. Cortes Treasurer, Math Club, Education Club, Intramurals. , Business Club, Vincentian Society, Education Club, Intramurals. Brooklyn, New York -- 11228 ion Committee, Student Government Alternate, Business Club, Educa- tion Club, Vincentian Society, President, Intramurals - Superstars. New York New York - 10001 426 West 27 Street P Intramurals - Al Charles R. Cummi ha Upsilon. ngs 121 Holden Boulevard Staten Island, New York -- 10314 Math Club, Editor ol3'Sortilege, Intramurals. Kenneth Lincoln Delevante 472 Jefferson Boulevard Staten Island, New York - 10312 254 Midland Aven Staten Island, Ne Kevin M. Elford w Who's Who Amon Student Judiciary, tramurals. Bernadette Elias 361 Avenue E ue YOTIQ - 10306 g Students in American Universities and Colleges, Alpha Psi Omega, Stager's Society, President, DOWNTOWNER, Advertising Editor, In- Bayonnge, New Jersey Business Club, Int ramurals. Two Hundred and Fifteen if 'LW-.wr w 55 ,Nl M , LIOlClI1 S 3 A, ... Margaret Mary 417-77 Street Brooklyn, New Y Dean's List- Who sity Societyg Staten Freshman in-Chiefg Kevin Bartlet Joe A-Farnitano 13-32 -- 81 Brooklyn Delta Psi Anne C 424' T Sfangm Senior lx, 7 ura s. H Porumg the AWN.. Volleyball, wwf' Chairperson Umver 1t1es Coach ,WEN L s Delta Kappa Delta g Hope Anne Herold 373-92 Street Brooklyn, New York - 11209 Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges, President's Society, Lambda Kappa Phi, President, Honors Program, National Collegiate Honors Council, Dean's List, Silver Key in Business, Freshman Orientation Committee, Alpha Psi Omega, Stager's Society, Business Club, DOWNTOWNER, Epitome, Business Editor, High School Relations Society, Historical Society. Elizabeth Hill 60 Jacques Avenue Staten Island, New York - 10306 Dean's List, Honors Program, Silver Key in English, Stager's Society, Epitome, Editor-in- Chief, DOWNTOWNER, Managing Editor. Russell P. Horai A 314 Decker Avenue Staten Island, New York - 10302 Music On Campus, Society for the Advancement of Management, Intramurals - Super- stars. Susan C. Iannelli 169-78 Street Brooklyn, New York -- 11209 Dean's List, Education Club, Secretary, Psychology-Sociology Club. Rosemarie Ann Ilardi 2364-64 Street Brooklyn, New York - 11209 Lambda Chi, Social Action Club, Intramurals. Robert P. Infantino 223 Weed Avenue Staten Island, New York -- 10306 Dean's List, Student Government Judiciary, Historical Society, Vice-President. Matilda Isabella 206 Bay 11 Street Brooklyn, New York - 1122.8 Honors Program, Student Book Exchange, Chairperson, Business Club, Vincentian Society, Secretary, TOMAHAWK: Intramurals - Superstars. Anthony Thomas Isoldi 35 Lamport Boulevard Staten Island, New York - 10305 Dean's List, Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges, Honors Program, Freshman Orientation Committee, Stager's Society, Musc On Campus, Photogra- phy Club, DOWNTOWNER, Editor-in-Chief, TOMAHAWK, News Editor. Maureen Kane 536-81 Street Brooklyn, New York - 11209 Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges, Student Government -- Vice-President, Junior Class Secretary, Freshman Orientation Committee, Academic Affairs Committee, Teacher Evaluation Committee, Faculty Council Representative, Book Exchange, Public Relations, Chairperson, Autumn Ball, Co-Chairperson, DOWN- TOWNER, Student Union, TOMAHAWK, Student Life Editor, Intramurals - Superstars. Two Hundred and Seven teen Donna Marie Mollica y y 434Zt,Wooddale Avenue . Staten Island, New York -- 10301 Lambda Chi. Iohn W. Mooney 31 Winant Street ' Staten Island, New York - 10303 Alpha Upsilon, President, Intramurals. Michael W. Naeder 117 Butler Avenue Staten Island, New York - 10307 , Intramurals. Richard Nicotra 323 Stewart Avenue Staten Island, New York - 10314 Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges, Honors Program, Freshman Orientation Committee, Student Union, Chairperson, Speech Forum, President, Stager's Society, Intramurals - Wazoo Wackers. Anita Panebianco 142-82 Street Brooklyn, New York - 11209 Dean's List, Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges, Honors Program, Sophomore Class Vice-President Alternate, Junior Class President, Senior Class President, Delta Kappa Delta, President, Intramurals. Josephine C. Pantuso 238 Sheldon Avenue Staten Island, New York - 10312 Dean's List, Honors Program, Psychology-Sociology Club. Vito Peragine 2017 Clove Road Staten Island, New York - 10304 Deborah Pereira 200 Hurlbert Street Staten Island, New York - 10305 Education Club, Intramurals - Tri Rho. Barbara Perry 94 Malone Avenue, Staten Island, New York - 10306 Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges, Honors Program, Chairperson, Women's Varsity Tennis, Women's Varsity Volleyball, Captain, Historical Society, Intramurals. Karl Pischke 275 Westwood Avenue Staten Island, New York - 10314 Dean'-5 List, Psychology-Sociology Club, Vice-President, Intramurals. Anthony Michael Polisano 607 Carroll Street Two Hundred and Twenty Brooklyn, New York - 11215 Delta Psi Upsilon, House Chairperson, Intramurals. Paige D. Ronne 26 Sawyer Avenue Staten Island, New York - 10314 Phi Eta Chi. John Rooney 6811 Vista Place Brooklyn, New York - 11220 Denise Rubino 69 Devens Street Staten Island, New York - 10314 Dean's List, Lambda Kappa Phi, Delta Epsilon Beta. Donna Sahaj 193 Greenleaf Avenue Staten Island, New York - 10310 Education Club, Psychology-Sociology Club, Epitome. Robert P. Santo 45 Alpine Avenue Staten Island, New York - 10301 Honors Program, Student Union, Treasurer, Stager's Society, Liturgy Group, Intramurals - Wazoo Wackers. Dorothy Sarsfield 244-68 Street Brooklyn, New York - 11220 Dean's List, Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges, Fresh- man Class President, Junior Class Vice-President, Student Government Senator, Freshman Orientation Committee, Academic Affairs Committee, Middle States Evaluation Commit- tee, University Awareness Committee, Student Judiciary Committee, Student Book Ex- change Co-Founder, Autumn Ball Co-Chairperson, Student Union, TOMAHAWK, Pho- tography Editor, Photography Club, Intramurals - Superstars. Linda J. Savasta 1446-72 Street Brooklyn, New York - 11228 Education Club, Intramurals - Superstars. Marianne Schaffer 820 Bay Way Elizabeth, New Jersey Pi Sigma Gamma, DOWNTOWNER, Photography Editor, High School Relations Society, Intramurals. Rosemary Catherine Scicolone 8700-25 Avenue Brooklyn, New York -- 112.14 .ls Lambcla Chi, Vice-President, Social Action Club, Intramurals. Thomas F. Shay s I 2 8019 Ridge Boulevard I Brooklyn, New York -- 11209 Delta Psi Upsilon, Vice-President, Social Chairperson, I.R.A., Liturgy Club Intramurals. Two Hundred and Twenty One W5 ,,,. ,,,t,,,.r, , I Susanne Smyth , ,,,,,. 51 Hunter Avenue I Staten Island, New York - 10306 Math Club, President. Rita Sorrentino 103-2 Place g Brooklyn, New York - 11231 , I Junior Class Treasurer, Senior Class Treasurer, Public Relation'Co-Chairperson, Lambda Chi, Treasurer, President, Social Action Club, President, Education Club, Vincentian Soci- T ety, Intramurals. t , ,,,r if I p Debra Spenceri 436 Crystal Avenue at v Staten Island, New York - 10314 lcia Pi Sigma Gamma, Education Club. Thomas Spinelli 289 Rose Avenue Staten Island, New York - 10306 DOWNTOWNER, Intramurals. Linda Steo 846-70 Street Brooklyn, New York -- 11228 Dean's List, Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges, Certifi- cate for Excellence in Mathematics, Senior Class President Alternate, Freshman Orienta- tion Committee, Delta Kappa Delta, Secretary, President, Math Club, Education Club, Secretary, President, Student Union, Secretary, Intramurals. Mary Ann Strohoefer 91 West 30 Street Bayonne, New jersey - 07002 Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges, Tri Rho, Vice- President, Social Chairperson, Historian, Education Club, Vice-President, Secretary, Stu- dent Union, Chairperson, Intramurals. Barbara Sullivan 229 Ovington Avenue Brooklyn, New York -- 11209 Vincentian Society, TOMAHAWK. Kenneth T. Taheredi 1728 Kimball Street Brooklyn, New York - 11234 Patricia A. Thornton 243 Martling Avenue Staten Island, New York - 10314 Honors Program, Education Club. Karen Tjon 239 Bedford Avenue Staten Island, New York -- 10306 , Dean's List, Honors Program, Historical Society, Intramurals -- Tri Rho Diane Topkin ' 148 jefferson Avenue Two Hundred and Twenty Two Staten Island, New York - 10306 Dean's List. Marleen Loyola Tredy 192 Griffith Street . I Jersey City, New Jersey - 07037 I Freshman Education Representative, Senior Class Secretary, Freshman Orientation Com- mittee, Faculty Council, Student Book Exchange Committee, Lambda Chi, Education Club, Social Action Club, Psychology-Sociology Club, Student Union, Karate Club, Experimental College, Intramurals. Richard I. Trocciola 1002 Drumgoole Road West Staten Island, New York - 10312 Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges, Student Government President, Vice-President, Freshman Orientation Committee, Middle States Evaluation Committee, Academic Affairs Committee, Faculty Council, Student Union, Music On Campus, director, DOWNTOWNER, Assistant Photography Editor, TOMAHAWK, In- tramurals - Wazoo Wackers. Camille Troiano 188 Gansevoort Boulevard y Staten Island, New York -- 10314 Pi Sigma Gamma, Speech Forum, Intramurals. Anthony Tufano 27 Elmhurst Avenue . Staten Island, New York - 10304 Honors Program, Student Union, Speech Forum, President, DOWNTOWNER, Intramur- als - Wazoo Wackers. Peter Walsh 961 Victory Boulevard Staten Island, New York - 10301 Historical Society, Intramurals -- Red Machine. Patrick Waters 301 Fiske Avenue Staten Island, New York -- 10314 Dianne M. Zurzolo 15 Butterworth Avenue Staten Island, New York -- 10301 Phi Eta Chi. 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