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

Text from Pages 1 - 230 of the 1980 volume:

TOMAHAWK This Book is the Personal Property of STREET CITY STATE ZIP HOME TELEPHONE BUSINESS ADDRESS BUSINESS TELEPHONE SOCIAL SECURITY NO PLEASE RETURN IF LOST l 'EE Zfv Hmm .Ju Tomahawk Llndergraduate Yearbook St John's Llnlverslty 300 Howard Avenue Staten Island NY 10301 I have thought talked slept eaten and drunk the 1980 Tomahawk for one and a half years now Its productlon has allowed me to rellve my Senlor year at St John s many tlmes over Each page plcture and word of copy brlng people places and clrcumstances to mlnd I would l1ke to thank some of the people who made the work bearable and enjoyable Frank Bruno Laura Merola Dr Angelo F Contlno Mlchael Torrente Thanks also to the TOIIOWIHQ people who have contrlbuted event wrlte ups Kathleen Carroll Lambda Chl Blood Drive Bob Cloke Bowlmg Season Summarles Mr John Grlfhn and Loulse Petrozzo Basketball and Football Season Summarles And to posslble Thank you' It was the best of tlmes It was the worst of tlmes Photogra phy copy layout deslgns and typlng tasks kept me busy t1l the wee hours many tlmes But through It all I had a very speclal someone to stand by me Her support was both emotlonal and lntellectual ln nature Wlthout her copy layout and edltorlal asslstance thls book would not have come to be All I can say IS I Love You' Mary Ellen Murphy and dedlcate thls 1980 Tomahawk to you We made It through the worst of tlmes the best IS yet to come' Mlehael Steven Cllento Brooklyn NY 01 f02f 81 7 7 7 7 ' 7 . . 7 7 7 . . n : - 4 S U Q i . . . everyone who worked through the year to make this book , . , , . . , . 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September December Registration T 6 Men 's Football Orientation 8 Women 's Bowling Barbecue Vincentian Christmas Party First Mass Math Club Christmas Party Welcome Back To School Coffeehouse Gctober Tennis Blood Drive Hawaiian Night Movie Night Harvest Festival Autumn Ball November Coffeehouse Finian 's Rainbow Indian Harvest International Buffet Disco Night Black And White Affair 2Thk January Happy New Year Ski Trip February Welcome To The 80 's Cupids Oldies Night God Bless America Sadie Hawkins Night March Festival Of The Arts Bubble Update Elections Irish Night Men 's Basketball Women 's Basketball Blood Drive Dance Marathon Aprll Spring Fever Barbecue Senior Prom Men 's Bowling Athletic Awards Dinner ltalian Night 9 88 90 92 94 96 1 02 1 06 1 08 114 116 118 120 124 128 Il May University Awards Dinner 132 Academic A wards Assembly 136 Graduation 140 Seniors 144 Staff 1 74 Frats 8 Sororities 190 Athletics 196 Clubs 206 C EIJIIEII TUE WED THU FRI SAT .J me September 5 X ' REGISTR TICN Q SXX 32, P QQ l X J Decisions, decisions, decisions . . . X of f 'Z P 2 FT? if 'W ,. .' ' I . I I .i Q f 4 ' in if ' 0 N 2 w,as5 p 1 al I Jones, right? H - I - J - JA - Jl - JONES, now, Andrew, John, Michael, Paul, finally! New course offering: Bartending 101 6 Tomahawk ILQ - I W- Il- X :sk 2 of ' il B i You've gotta' be kidding me! You're an evening student, non-matricu- lated and you're registering for 27 credits just for self-fulfillment? Now, let me get this straight. l take this card, go to Financial Aid, Dean Breen, Bursar and then back here, right? And, l should be out of here by when? s l Beauty and the Beast - you be the judge . . . l'd like two seats in the close to the door. Looks like we've made our merry way. back of the room, preferably X sl ti it it! Class cards in tow - on September 7 EW STCIDE T CRIENT T10 Q Fr. Concagh really packed the house. X, N, Q Q 8 Tomahawk '11 1- Q. f - N- wy . ,! g .V I We are now walking across the plaza. There are picnics and barbecues held hereg it's a nice place to sit in good weather. Uh, moving right along, to your left is . . 'I ff vg, - A , ' ,fr f 4, i T' , ' 3L A X S ,M , K' 'Er' ,, 1 Y 5 vu-M... sm , X You can't be serious. lt isn't all going to 7 Q19 lb, W, e mmf. be like this, is q,',.fl'L -4 'Ne if it? And, if elected . . MA 0. ,., L x + - A. nf 'ii-mais, ,M N... ,f , Who, Us? HAMS? W,- ' .rf September 9 F9 Actually, I'm not on a diet. I drink diet 7-UP for the taste. So far, so good. FRESHMEN RBECUE Have You Ever Tried to Barbecue a Freshman P! K Q - W . t K- ,tk . k- .1-,A s X , L i+wi.'w..- J , 1. ,.. K I , . W X, kr I .0 ' .2 ,- ,,' iam 1 Q I ' .Q y , , I .1 ills., .. 1 wl,'.n..f f . . wiv.- .. cf, 'lk X! . After such a rough day, can't l please enjoy my hot dog in You didn't tell me you did this at the shore. peace? 10 Tomahawk Nw 'Q f , -,,. Stop humming Smoke Gets in Your Eyes and get me a fire extinguisher, quick! -Lia-W ll 54 v,f,.,,m ,af 4 ,I A . 3 ? ef 1 ,J 'V ' mv-i-4 Ji' ' , AVW , g , ' K ef' +i nt. ' 1-Li., 'fwlksiffk , ' ff ls this the Continental cuisine they brag so much about in their handbook? ,l lt's only my first day and already l'm bored. X 5 R Q I It t . 5 x September I 1 QQ FIRST ,jo MASS ..1lQrf, X A 7 hifi: in -V On September 11th, a Mass of the Holy Spirit was concelebrated on the Staten Island Campus. We prayed for several things ...FOR A CLEA SHI CA PGS if '! 1l.usl- X N -F5 e w wgrwgn 9- seas . i .. Q' . .. . N irvnp , f in 0 fi? 33332735 PAEN st xrsgsav 5-. -- ., .. Q. . ' 1' .. Q A . ..- ,,.r.,, fl A .f.. .-L e K fi ...- :fy '37 if 4. Q., ff-.5 1.77 1 W .N ee ,,.,1 . aaa, f . K. ,., .1 1, V1 , , .Q . .,.,.., .. , Qi.. Q 'v f. .,- W I fgf. .P-jg September 13 ,..,.f- rn- cf M 14 Tomahawk Q' The first, and definitely not the last, victim of the immobi lizing Rhino Boot. . FUR A PLACE TO PARK OUR CARS. . . ,.,,.-.nv .. ,. gl if The proposed parking site before the bulldozers came - a heavily wooded area that leant much to the atmosphere fth St t ll dC mp .B t, th' gmuststandi the way of progress . . . Increased enrollment and construction site de- bris left us faced with the dilema of too many cars and not enough spaces. It's amazing, it took me 2 gallons of gas to get to school and 3 to find a place to leave my car , remarked one VW Rabbit driver. Soon after the beginning of the school year, an art- However, rT1UCtt more than e mere Pteee Of artwork ist's conception of The Bubble and its surrounding Wee needed te ePPeeSe frustrated end dteenettented area was displayed in the Administration Building. Stlldertte after e Wert et approximately Orte Year- za 4 f ..p.,,7M . I' 16 Tomahawk l-..,,,-,liln Q.,-it 4 NEW CAMPUS CENTER Nam bFEDER,8Ntflt9Ct5 Cptsfao-BLAr4co.Piscao E RALPH J. Gmac a Assocmes. WGN ERS pass. ln the background, a crane points skyward towards the heavens, perhaps appealing to a super human power to complete the project. ...FUR THE B CIBBLE . We've had all we can stand, and we can't stand any more! x'j 1Z' YI 7 501944 N W M f W 'Sufi . . . BUT MCDST OF ALL, WE PRAYED FUR A GRADE A SCHCCJL YEAR T ,,'.., ' ri Wh ' . , , S,-,,,. ,,E, ru W , 4 va H 4 Q 4 4 . W L .77 ,,, ,.f f, V ,f ,M , .. il ' ' wr,-.s-.1--, ,q A WEKQQEXTKQ SQEEQGE, EW? T T EW 'N'-ff Iud! T o School! THE VINCENTIAN SOCIETY presents a h k N WEL COME BA CK TO SCHOOL BEER BLAST e make you sing! Student Union CQFFEEHOLISE featuring Jack Whitman Wg xy X, M- 0 fff H I 0 X rx l QPU l've been here often enough to get an honorary degree. PARTY! September 21 T ,T 1-Q ' A- .. TM. , J ETJIIETEIJ TUE WED THU FRI SAT 27 ----1 Iii ii October 23 FALL TENNIS TCCIRNAMENT Fl ALS from Centre Court at Grymes Hill What l really have to develop is an effective return of serve. Nice match, but l won. Ha, ha, ha, ha, hal E x us x assskx xge X l . Q K it U Cathy Genzlinger shows us how to: get racket in position, hit ball on the rise, follow through, and remain calm as the ball sails into the net. 24 Tomahawk N is is xxx N X N tssis Yi it QM 9 4 WOMEN'S CHAMPION MEN'S CHAMPION Susan Lotz Lou Marino .- -M .ff :E nil ' 'Ex gl 1 554? , Take that! Bernadette O'Hanlon - Women's Runner-up. Nick Kocian - Men's Runner-up. October 25 X Yr' You don't have a pulse, but that's OK - we're not picky! Smile though your heart is leaking . . . 26 Tomahawk LAMBDA CHI On Thursday, October 4, 1979. the St. John's community demonstrated that charity runs deep by participating in the Fall Blood Drive sponsored by the sisters of Lambda Chi Sorority. Organized by Lambda Chi President, Kathleen Carroll, and the other sorority sisters in conjunction with Health Counselor Marie Porzio, R.N., this event was held in the Little Theater. Blood donations were accept- ed by the New Jersey Blood Services, a division of the Greater New York Blood Program. This blood drive has been a yearly project of Lambda Chi since 1956. Donors were given an ad- ded incentive. They were eligible to participate in a raffle of two tickets to the Autumn Ball. Due to the generosity of the 1979 donors, 56 pints of blood were collected. 4 What do you mean blood comes out faster when you're upside down? BLCGD DRI XQZY5' 'il X. I X 4 l wonder . , . just one more pint? f fl H I i V 'E lz l7l Now, that wasn't all that bad, was it, dear? A little dab'Il do ya. Next October 27 X DKDEs Hey, buster, you don't expect to get in with that old ticket - Hawaii was still a volcano when that was printed! Now let's take if from the top and get it right this time. lt's 2 hip thrusts stomach roll, sway like a palm tree and wave to the huma-huma-nuka-nuka waka as they go swimming by. 28 Tomahawk .rt 'Nr- Wvff Cheech and Chong's Hawaiian Movie IGHT ,-f Nl tr ff KK wi U - - fi N0.,Q f .1 Q7-rgvi. r X, f 41' ' ,fziifilngpifip az 's i' f 4 A ' ii, Q C J f W ff PRX,-,,.f'flNX l 'N lf V i I 1 QI s T u P Ro EN s E N U X D EN NI T fi K, I ,gr I fi, i Can we make finger puppets on the screen before the movie Did you really think I came to see the starts? movies?! MCJVIE IGHT featuring Coma S Kentucky Fried Movie lt's just not the same without popcorn. ik ,..ee, i 'mini X We ,Q ' e ,X Do you think they'll mistake us for famous stars of the sil screen? 3 el' Ot S.A.M.'s , 9519 Q 433 ,X V' 0 WMM!!! xmf gb: X .41 X X 1 I nw 'ef . D.. 30 Tomahawk Xi iswgvz Y A ' pix! V, A PV' WS ci' : A . X NVQ I I' RVEST '?Q'Qi3fQslm. ', ' f l twin, S, . ' vfff YI , ,. a rg-.1 'I Q1 if Syd Qx,Q,,.-4-' -.sus FESTIVA AFT? TW f, I-Mr., ,.,.. fgQ. rn - J October 3 Love at First Bite Camille Scotto and Canfield Rangel 43 gf' Q fi ln Night of the Living Dead, zombies don't eat real food and neither do Maribeth McConnell and Maria Preite. They're eating breakfast from the cafeteria. IIQQ 1: . . . and l wanna new spaceship, and a new laser gun, and a 32 Tomahawk fix! flip El . m -'i.n , F 3 ki s 'M' lin Chairman Department of Speech and Communication 1923 Z-'-fx A I Z... X N gf x x l f . I 1 X .j E l f ' 1 L17 K lf! f ll t k l X I Z- FRS ii- '1.E' And if you say the secret word, the duck will fly down and pay you an extra SlO0 , mutters Pat Musanti. -f Miracle on Howard Avenue ll' y i Why are these two smiling? The marine just got a new recruit, and the Godfather just adopted a new son! '-,-ff. ,L 1, 1w.f f T ' -+1 ' ' K 1, pgf ...I ,.. -, Vr' 4 M r A A - M 11,1 -.f . . . and if you order this brand new car right now, you'll get all the gas you need for a month. So you don't forget, order before midnight tonight , quips a bargaining Mr. Cimino from the library car lot. Watch where you point that gun buddy! October 33 S f Diane Georger is caught without her ultra-bright smile. Believe it or not folks, Jackie Higgins is speechless. '-- ,mfg From top: Sitting one outg John SanFelice announces the winner and Lauri Grasso approvesg dancing the night away. October 35 Maggie DeSimone asks Bob Drury, Do you really want to go to the Five Oaks later? Aren't Marisa Guardo and Kevin Elford a little too old for Ring Around the Rosie? 36 Tomahawk l When you've got it, you've got it! Who knew . . . ?! Old Twinkle Toes , Sophie Ackerman, takes a rest from the dance floor to smile for our photographer. I haven't had a bite to eat, head! 5 at- p '--dx f . Mk . 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Coffeehou e Q Wh y S y g ds can't be bribed? 9 ul--1--. .,---111... X DE I! fr' Music was provided by STANN. The well-known Staten lsland band performed at St. John's for the first time. Two onlookers gaze in amazement as a third guitarist makes a special guest appearance. nl git.- V' 'it W f Z A l'm a little teapot, short and stout, here is my handle, here is my spout. M.,- 'Wi' 'v Boy, this stuff really curls gs H1 af. Q ' 5 iw- 'Kitty you hair! November 41 42 Tomahawk Starring Keith Kelly as Finian Pam Santa Croce as Sharon Michael Higgins as Woody Patty Woicekowski as Susan Robert Spahitz as Og Eddie Araujo, Pat Bartiromo, Dennis Branen, Donna Bu- sacco, Fred Cerullo, Ken Conroy, Bob Drury, Donna Fior- elli, Priscilla Fiorelli, Liz Genn, Brendan Gilmartin, James Hamilton, Jean Hamilton, Joseph Hamilton, Viola lllidge, Robert Joseph, Patricia Kaminsky, Debbie MacEachin, Michael Mangini, Jerry Nadal, Kathy Nascher, Bill O'Dea, Jill Qlivieri, Peter Siuzdak, Patricia Reimer, and Joe Tuzzolo. Keith Kelly imparts words of wisdom to Brendan and Joseph, reminding them that there are no small parts, only small actors. ln this year's fall production, Finian's Rainbow, the Stagers treated the audience to an enchanting evening of gold, love, and leprechaun magic. The enthusiasm of the players radiated from the stage as they executed their dance and comedy routines. Standing room only crowds applauded such numbers as, How Are Things in Glocca Morra, Old Devil Moon, That Great Come-And-Get-It Day, and The Begat. The trip to rainbow Valley, Missitucky was enjoyed by all. ,lla ,lx l. N. X X I ,f' N I f l . N QQ, , .5 X Q ll , QQ , . ', .r' 1 : filfgitffgi! X A ' ll ,c it g -X 1 K 'Z x1 ' - 'Q l Director Barbara Mendoza asks Keith Kelly, Where did you find that line in the script? November 43 I DIAN l NX' 3' Smile, you're on Candid Camera. Is this Three's Company or the Three Stooges? Rich Caccese and Vinny Loretta depict the true meaning of fraternity -- brotherly love. 44 Tomahawk VEST The harvest is over -- now comes Miller Time . T 1 if X 1 , X .gfv f9f' . ,S -Mi f Y DNPS7 Agafq' f.h Q01 X f! NN JF mf? f X f 1 ' X N A x f f 4 K f ,ff , is-5 X' N X REfE X few 1 5 f' H , Q ZX, I O WooWooWooWoo . . . November 45 X Jnicmationaf 3 ff uc! S-USES 5' . Pass me another plate. Jerry Nadal says, This helps build my body in twelve different ways. mrassysamv- 5 y , 6. , 4 ,Q Q55 I 5-. 4 ,eg L M L: wg , V- ' 5 4 1 51- 'i .4 ' . -:' ' e , - ' LET MAMA MIA! That's my olive! 46 Tomahawk The International Buffet, spon- sored by the Speech Forum, was held in the Student Center after the Saturday night performance of Finian's Rainbow. The cast, their friends and families all joined together for an evening of good food and drink. Q QNA 'w' XJ 5 W Wai ' Ifliflur- I W I fl 3. x Z 9 I, , 0 Mika ff . Q m, f .I If 'lk We 2 155 A , A I X N ff mu M 5 f K -,IJ FIB J! X W l 'w.j.T.i M if K 'QT' K N A f Yum-Yum, eat 'em up! Look MOVTL F10 fork! -W f ' gl W 'iiiixxj X X X ,X VA r ' . , we fx' r 195, f Qg rr rw r W ef., . ' 9? ml! . mn' an AL, L Vg Q ,Q f WJ ,Q . r ei ff r M W-2.15 r fs- I 3 ' ' V ' fi A ,, fu , 3 'gmriwic if V V H .-.3,j!'13v:,-.w if fa, , V WHAT A HERO! Pam Santa Croce tries a bit of everything. The party's over G! Ma.- 3 November 47 Q 656' DISCO IGHT M--q Lawrence Weik couldn't make it to Disco Night, so he sent his bubbles instead. 48 Tomahawk I 4- -, f F5165 6 GBA , I C 0 n lli X 09 J O ,f Q 4, At to ! Z ,,,.- La Poussez All punked out with no place to go. John Astrab and Rose Pandolfo enjoy the music. IV 'Mi' Look, only 32,142 more points and l get a free game! Proof? l need proof for a Shirley Temple?!? See, after 96 whole hours of dancing, my hair still has that just-washed fullness. November 49 OJ O 6 ATLI's BLACK S WHITE AFFAIR Even though it's Black 8 White, the Affair was certainly colorful. 'es . f 1 QM , r...,.N, 1 V , L I X.W, 3 I K ,ir ., my . v Q. in 'hi 'Ni zu ll Ty- T11 :Qs v sl: '1 'Ili .38 ui :gulf . 11' T 1'- if' gl lf' 'll dx yu i R N ,Q-if 4 W T YK 'W'-as ,E ,Rf s if an nf ,ua sw- ue an he xxx Q-X ms, ni xxx NI: -mf YY .6 S4 Qi? ,gs-V.. sf nf :Kirk is of Y . 1 f MARRED BY VAN LS WHAT S THE PGI T? . .el Lx' 158 IR 'S November 51 TUE WED THU FRI SAT Ti ff EH FI 0' J -5.2 ff: 521. 5213, if 1' Rf? 2' f 'lf-B. '1- .NV 4+ Awww -KKK QQHI f f C, QQ, '21 MEN'S mahawk SEASON SUMMARY Animal House successfully defended its league crown during the 1979 intramural football season with a perfect 7-0 record. Led by co-captains, QB John Vacante and MLB Anthony Dippy Careccia. the team won the league scoring title 1100 pointsl and the league defense title Q6 points given upj. Vacante and Careccia were named the Of- fensive and Defensive Players of the Year. The Animal House steam roller marched through the season unscarred, though one or two potholes did emerge. After blanking DPU 7-0 and abusing the Rebels 32-0, the Big Blue Machine had to go OT to top the feisty Indians, 12-6. After another big win, Q25-0 over the Moonsj, Animal House went scoreless for almost four quarters with the eventual finalist, Sigma Chi, until Vacante. behind a block from All-Star RB Mike Casa- massa, went over from the one. In Position Week, Animal House clinched the regular season crown and a Championship Game berth with a convincing 18-0 victory over DPU. Sigma Chi took the rollercoaster into the playoffs and just missed getting to the top of the hill. After a forfeit win over the Moons and a 13-2 struggle over the Indians, they hit the first dip in the tracks as DPU out-de- fensed them 2-0. A 19-0 win over the Rebels preceded a matchup with Animal House. De- spite four interceptions by league MVP Ken Damstrom, Animal House pulled out a fourth quarter, 6-0 victory. Position week saw Sigma Chi gain the playoffs with a 13-6 win over the Indians. DPU was the obstacle to the champion- ship and for three quarters the rollercoaster was side tracked. A fourth quarter touch- down pass from Damstrom to John LaRosa and the subsequent extra point by Danny Roche on a Damstrom pass gave Sigma Chi a spot in the Championship Game. Delta Psi Llpsilon. in what was termed a rebuilding year by sports coordinator continued December 55 56 Tomahawk Larry Kennedy, nearly rebuilt the entire league as well. A young, enthusiastic team, DPU, featured a No-Name Defense that reg- istered four straight shut-outs. After falling to Animal House 7-0, the de- fense shut the doors, blanking the Moons 20-0, Sigma Chi 2-0 fthe winning points scored as All-Star lineman Gene Struyk caught Ken Damstrom in the end zonej, the lndians 6-0 and the Rebels 15-0. Experience won out in position week as the league champions ambushed youthful DPU 18-0. In the playoff game against Sigma Chi, a screen pass from QB George Falvo to Ralph Giordano went 63 yards for what appeared to be the game's only score. Late in the fourth quarter, though, the veteran Sigma Chi team broke through, and DPU fell, 7-6. For the lndians, 1979 football could be described as frustrating. After squeaking by the Rebels, 7-6, the Indians fell to Sigma Chi, 13-2, and Animal House, 12-6. Another good defensive effort was wasted with a 6-0 loss to DPU. An 18-12 win over the Moons set the stage for Position Week against Sig- ma Chi. With a playoff berth on the line, the defense, led by All-Stars Bill Fitzpatrick and Fran Mangano, held off repeated offensive thrusts. but the effort was just short, 13-6. Both first year teams, the Moons and Reb- els displayed as much enthusiam and co- maraderie as many veteran teams. The Moons, captained by All-Star QB Lou D'Er- milio, captured the season series between the two teams with 12-0 and 18-0 victories. The all-frosh Rebel team, with All-Star DE Sal Cannata, lacked experience and height. but certainly not heart, as any opponent could tell you. Perhaps the best played game of the sea- son, Animal House-Sigma Chi ll had all the marks of a Championship Game. Hard hit- ting and spectacular plays highlighted the scoreless four quarters. An incomplete pass, however, forced the shoot-out style overtime. ln four attempts from the 20, Sig- ma Chi could only gain 7 yards. Vacante, on his third try, found Jim Curran over the mid- dle for the winning score. 3 PM L1 'Q X-XY ,4 Wf A - f 'N - if as ' A ,m U 5 fo, af' M December 57 SEASON SUMMARY The Women's Bowling League was a smashing success this year with 37 participants. Eight teams comprised the league: two teams from Alpha Theta Llpsilon. two from Delta Epsilon Beta. two from the Knockouts, one from Delta Kappa Delta and one team named the Pinheads . The girls bowled at Country Lanes on Sunday after- noons from October to December. The top four teams made the playoffs on the basis of total points. The DEBs' players, Linda Bawiec. Adrienne Buono, Maryellen Eglin- ton. Michele Fiorenza and Sue Lotz, finished ahead of the pack with a record of 19 wins and 5 losses for a total of 46 points. Tough competition was provided all season by ATU Uoanne DiGiovanni, Karen Franzen, Lauri Grasso. Carolyn Harris and Pat O'MaggioJ who finished in second place with 41 points Q18 wins. 6 lossesy. The playoffs. however. were a different story. For the second year in a row, the team that finished in fourth place during the regular season won the playoffs and Championship. In 1978, it was DKD who turned the trick by upsetting the Knockouts in the final round of the playoffs. This year. a team representing ATU QJoan Debany. Diane Georger. Karen Messo. Diana Russo and Debbie Vendittoj took the Championship by defeating the Knockouts QBeth Buchanan, Terry Borzumato. Doreen Duell and Grace Scottoj. Individually. the High Average, High Game, and High Series tro- phies were all won by the same person - Lauri Grasso of ATU. Lauri averaged 145.7, had a high game of 194. and a high series of 506. On the whole. the women played competitively while enjoying themselves. That's what made 1979 a great season. WCMEN S BCJWLI .Ji K, c ff X x 'S' s Qs . fe xc Maybe next week will be better. 58 Tomahawk wr' . . 1 I l Cheating? You're accusing me of cheating?! A ation! Bo W1 'em! December 59 Oh no, l bowled in the wrong alley again! 60 Tomahawk A- XX K f l lt bit my finger! f T Q,-Q 1 Now comes the hard part - adding up the score 7, QQ Another gutter ball, forgive me. Gatorade Break! Contact! Do you think l really care?! December 61 1 .N K . ,git f-1.5. af VINCENTIAN . . ' Tomahawk XMAS PARTY 09 'Q QP 1 -:gig -1- 12.1.0.2 MATH CLUB CHRISTMAS 'Twas coming close to Christmas, And all through the town Not a student was studying. Not even a brown. The finals were over, it was too late to care. Look to the Road House. the Math-Computer Club was there. Out of their heads went thoughts of modems, bits and bytes. into their bellies they'd put food and booze for many nights. When out on Clove Road there arose such a clatter. They all stumbled out to see what was the matter. They'd all been inside. and so no one could know That the streets were all covered with new fallen snow. They attempted to figure the amount that had fallen per hour, And found that their circuitry had gone pretty sour. When what to their blurried eyes did appear. But a miniature sleigh filled up with beer. They turned to go inside. and pulling the sleigh. The Club had company to put it all away. Why certainly . the sleigh didn't appear from nowhere. While they were outside. Santa had found a nice chair. The party continued, then they all took their leave. St. Nick headed North. and now the club all believe From Staten lsland and Brooklyn, and all over town The Math-Computer Science Club had the best party around! MEC I hope Mrs. Claus isn't watching. 64 Tomahawk RTY Not me, Santa, I was such a good boyg l deserve much more than coal. l'm always dreaming of a white Christmas. Please bring snow, Santa. -SGP' ii . X ff s A g ' . I K A W i I . - VLV' L1 t .,-A , 5 ' K 1 A ' I H Frank Bruno seems skeptical about the reality of this Santa Claus. Oh, Santa, that was a bad one! Santa, l'd really like to win the Nobel Prize someday, Pleeease. we-3' X-nf' X l don't know, Camille - getting the Michelob, Heineken, Molson and Budweiser breweries down your chimney might be impossible, even for me. 1 Santa, all I want is one class that thinks l'm a really swell guy. 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' VM Mfgewf- . , ' v :wif 1 TT ' W ' Q 'wr 4 ff, . . . lost the shirts off our backs, . . . learned how to share, We kicked off our shoes, and made ourselves at home. Gif -'MS 2 . ' ' . . . took a ride on a n-ice train, . . went to a bullfight, January 71 l ll X. - - - took 5 UmG'0Ut, . . . got a little help from our friends, 5 gl l l J x . X ,ES ,Z JS lb mggmr X 5' x mu UW? . . ended the day with a prayer, . . . and, then turned into little devils. 72 Tomahawk rc - sl , - 'l l f 35 Q5 l gg t V l ff lf ,Z 'i - fs s 2 gr ' bi 2, 12 ' .2 ,, Q fs V 3794 'H Finally, we settled down for a long winter's nap. , :W gg. 1 Not a drop remains! At least, we don't have to cart it back home. Bleary eyed and dragging our tails, we waited for the buses to take us HOME. January 73 EJIIMEIJ TUE WED THU FRI SAT ----- Ilii ii 4.1. X xv I H. ., ..-xh W S ..-. f , ...spr- .-.., ,D N.. Q w 1 I ' 1 '.,,, ...-N X- - , N' M A Us :: - M . wx, , i.. .,N.M. ,mm , , 'E ' 8-:vm - 0 N... H., ,W M. Qkiwhs- ',..4m,w me ..M.ny 4 4, ,-Q.. ---- ...M , Q 'f,,fM'Q jj L.. H'-H -pg ' kkrumvv ' '!lu s' -iw., .. Hiliumamw. f,!W - '---.. --NH H .wma Q... 4 February 75 -ii gi, -Q.ff'f' l'm the Number I D.J. in the Ll.S.A. Testing 1-2-uh-4. 76 Tomahawk WELCGME a 'n. ff? Not now, my wings are killing me! WSE. lr? ..... Ngj pr ' Drawing that bow sure makes my muscles grow? 'c Y. L Look, Ma, no hands! Don't tell me. The tooth fairy, right? February 79 T DPU' CLDIES IGHT Sandra Dee? No, l'm Maria C. Now do you want me to dip? l'd like to catch the wise-guy who filled my bobby socks with ants! Teen Angel Aaaaayl lt's a good thing inflation hasn't hit the kissing booth. fi 'E ii is its February 81 U59 Ll it THE BROTHERS 0' '00 iiwiwltidlll l 3+ . 1. Q K, A W ,r V,-cf iff, X H gl 'X ' ,VN my 4 O QQ, I , . . .JH ,XR t, , ..- ,K ..,, -- r r . . . L L w My , ck X BQ' Tfqfllxi 1,2 M K I it - --1' it , K' f fl ,sxifsy ,QXNE 5 All the way, USA. Nobody does it better! z -X---, 7,4 C2 40.2 K it I V km t .f c tt as With spirits low, the Brothers of Sigma Chi Upsilon presented an evening of fun and dance with special appearances by Uncle Sam and the Ayatollah. Be- low: Congressman John M. Murphy requested that a flag be flown over the United States Capitol in com- memoration of the God Bless America Party. or fi Mi 1 :S f She's my Yankee Doodle sweetheart. 82 Tomahawk ,Z The Ayatollah puts the squeeze on Ken Conroy and Tom Keeley. '4 r 'fi Us Plgll1ilSmY lk lf iv at kt ll tl LJQ J I f Frisking me like this violates every law of the Geneva Convention, Besides, my mother might be watching! Below: Here's pie in your Eye atollah. A K A Q Q February 83 SADIE Girls, say the word and we'll untangle ourselves for you. 84 Tomahawk WKINS IGHT Napolean has met his Waterloo - Sadie Hawkins Night. Let's draw straws to see who asks him to dance. My little chick-a-dee . . . ls this crew the bouncers? Shall we dance, cowboy? Wh ere the GIRLS A SK THE GUYS Laverne and Shirley meet Lenny and Squiggy. February 85 I EUIIIIAEII S WE ET wk I F ESTIVA GF THE RTS 4 X S lu. X 1 Xue' x f 'vs kf 88 Tomahawk Below: The Stagers in action during their spring production, Once in a Lifetime. i Al K Glasswares by Linda Beckman and Jamey Hutchinson. l Pamela Santa Croce and Ben Canizzo in concert, with Keith Kelly at the keyboard. S i ii., Woodsculpture by J.C. Paradise. Photography by the Tomahawk's Laura Merola. Shells from the personal collection of Rev. Brian J. O'Connell, C.M. ' G VVtWV m y r 1. ' 2 March 89 THE UPD TE OI' Who's Kiclding Whom? . X , ' ACIBBLE X W4 K1 3333, 4 gg F I Wl I W WK L W l W N ITJU TC wflnciz-1 f' 2 W V I V 0-4 , N xt ni nxt up II T 1 QF AQK uses LUCY Q r QM BL If Ilf lk 3 5 juni Il egJKt JL N17 1 Llfulil ll H1635 l Wi ll if t l It 1 I C JT s JL i f l llf na+sl ! gL flgL1r,LfnL1gts1i7 X -J a s L we Il' 9 il V V - I - f f ', l f f L 2' Q .X , At this time as well, the first grass of the season should be coming up on the baseball Held planned for the area in front of St. Joseph 's Hall ISecurityj. ' Tomahawk l l BELIEVE IT OR NOT lj The City of New York constructed two 102 story buildings in less time than St. John's has already spent on a one story Athletic Complex. 'The following has been reprinted from the January 25, 1980 issue of The Downtowner. 25 A tentative date has been announced for the Hrst major event to take place in the new building on campus. According to Fr. Thomas V Concagh, Administrative Vice President for the Staten ls- land Campus, the Sports Awards Dinner will be held in the new athletic facility on the night of Monday, May 12. 32 We are still fighting for March , Mr. Carratini said when asked for a completion date. 41 lf the material comes, he continued, it could be done in Zh weeks. 52 It will last for fifty years easy . F 'L 3 if sf' A Y 4 ..,, I .f-, 1 7, ' ' 4 'if'-that N llsr 'wir -t ttis ,. 4, 12 'f 5 ' 1 X 4 wi , I -V . ' ' --iii . A iw 1 '57 ' , , 1 nv' 7 4 f 'Q , ' LEW- :V , I Q , 7 55 'K f J f 4 - 1 wh -f'Qdt,r ,i. f L, V we X'i'J' '..-:Witt t 1 . 1 r it 1 1 2 '- Q lg 2 ' , wtiwf 'J , , 4-' -ijt, , Q M. xwkzm sW'x March 91 Q9 EXECCITI E Reisman, Georger, Manucci, Bertoldo, LARRY REISMAN President Elect JOSEPH MANUCCI Secretary Elect, uncontested MARISA GUARDO Runner-up for President GAYLE BERTOLDO Senator Elect, uncontested BGARD ELECTICJNS Juliano and Strafaci - All Winners NRA y - X ,S i ff len Q 5 l 1 l f ll DIANE GEORGER 'ax 2:3 Vice President Elect, uncontested ROBERT JLILIANO ANNE STRAFACI Treasurer Elect, uncontested SLI. Chairperson Elect, uncontested M h ,, Q0 1149- xx! 'fill ,IMI ,V fl X 'RM' '-in J F 1,8 ' .. sw X f ' V Xxx 1 ' 'vw , ' , , , ,fl I uf 0' Um H f Q xf S' ' x - f ! I Q' .'f - '41-iv '-.-ff.,.'-2'-' I 4 u 7- 9- '- ,pai H' f MW W. ff ffww- My mf' 'E 3 i D I R I SH I 1 4 n . K1 fi I g V if I Q No, O Sole Mio is not on the program for Bottoms up! tonight. 94 Tomahawk f k ' Q .. E-,1 1.1 s. X -id i .Y E Q .4 if? gas Na UK -- mx W , 44 - s XL in , io, W4 N. 'WS 1 E When lrish Eyes Are Smiling, Sure it's like a morn in Spring. IGHT In the lilt of Irish laughter You can hear the angels sing. When Irish hearts are happy, And When lrish Eyes Are Smiling, All the world seems bright and gay, Sure they steal your heart away. March 95 ,bw Q' W if: v WERE . 9 my MENS E n 5 if M Q Y4 m X ff BASKETBALL ahawk SEASON SUMMARY Conference A UNDERDOGS Not wanting to be denied again. the Llnderdogs blasted through the regular season with an unscarred 8-0 record. Led by Tom Crim- mins. Ron Vespa. and Conference A MVP. John Rhatigan. the Under- dogs became champions. They did it by beating the Wolfpack two straight in a best two out of three championship series, 68-55 and 83-71. Getting to the playoffs was fairly easy as the Llnderdogs encoun- tered only one tough game during the regular season against Animal House, with Vespa Q16 pointsj leading the Llnderdogs to a 55-49 overtime victory. ln the opening game of the playoff, the Underdogs soared to a 63- 43 win over Animal House.'ln the first game of the championship series. the Wolfpack came out fastbreaking to a 27-11 lead with 9 minutes left in the half. The Underdogs seemed stunned, but coach Tom MacNamara regrouped his team, and settled for an 8 point Wolfpack lead at the half. The Llnderdogs came out running and gunning in the second half with the momentum in their favor. With 14:30 left in the game. the Llnderdogs went up by two, 39-37. and held on to win. Crimmins staged the comeback. scoring 12 of his 18 points in the second half. while Vespa and Mike Farrell chipped in 10 and 8 second half points respectively. The Wolfpack slowed things down in Game 2 and maintained a four point lead at half time. The lead changed hands a number of times during the second half until the Underdogs began pulling away with the help of Vespa Q18 pointsj and Rhatigan Q24 pointsj. With 3:45 remaining, the Llnderdogs had mounted up a 70-53 lead. The Wolfpack tried desperately to come back. but the closest they came was 71-61 with 2:02 left. WOLFPACK As a newly formed team this year. the Wolfpack had an impres- sive season record of 6-2 and found themselves in an all-out battle with the Underdogs for the Conference Championsbip. Captained by Howie Savery and coached by team member. Ralph Porzio, the Wolfpack began the season with a heartbreaking double- overtime loss to Animal House. 80-76. But. the Pack bounced back and rolled off six big wins against some tough. veteran teams while losing just one more. Super-freshmen. Ron Zarrelli 128.3 point averagej and Bobby Clark 125.8 point averagel, led the offensive attack for the Wolfpack. finishing one and two as the conference's leading scorers. With a starting team made up of four All-Stars fClark. Javaruski. Porzio and Zarrellij, and a solid bench, the Wolfpack had a good shot at the Conference title. ln the opening round of the playoffs. the Pack ripped Parksy's Wonders. 76-49, as Kevin McKeever came off the bench and led all scorers with 22 points. Zarrelli and Clark added 19 and 16 points respectively. ln the championship series against the Underdogs. the Wolfpack lead early in both games with a balanced offensive attack by Clark and Chris Javaruski. But. the Championship-hungry Llnderdogs took away their hopes. PARKSY'S WONDERS Despite their ups and downs throughout the season, Parksy's Wonders finished with a .500 record Q4-43 and found themselves competing in post-season play. Probably their most impressive victory came in the second game of the season when they beat Animal House. 60-50, with Mike Gallagher scoring 21 points and captain Dave Parks adding 14. They also chalked up a couple of satisfying wins against Sigma Chi Q43-35 and 41- 371 and the Garden Staters Q82-761. ln the playoff game, the fastbreaking and rebounding of the Wolf- pack was too much for Parksy's Wonders as the Wolfpack eliminat- ed their hopes for a Championship title. cunlinued 5 ii . E S -S 5 ,.-A- ' ff 98 Tomahawk ANIMAL HOUSE Playoff-bound Animal House started out the season with a satisfy- ing double-overtime victory over the Wolfpack. 80-76. Evan Cailas netted 25 points and Steve Madden added 19. The team. captained and coached by senior guard Donny Oddo 117.8 point averagej. went on to win a couple and lose a couple. resulting in a 4-4 record. Chalking up impressive wins against the Garden Staters, 74-58. and the Indians, 80-52, they capped off the regular season by nipping Sigma Chi. 70-69, giving them some momentum for the playoffs. In the playoffs. Animal House met the Underdogs but their regular season momentum was not enough to handle them. SIGMA CHI, GARDEN STATERS. INDIANS Sigma Chi Upsilon squeaked through the season with a 3-5 record. After losses to Parksy's Wonders. 43-35. and the Wolfpack. 72-65. Sigma Chi snapped off three in a row - topping the Indians. 41-32. the Garden Staters, 77-621with Ken Damstrom exploding for 40 pointsj. and Animal House, 66-57. The playoff trail dipped from sight. though, with losses to Animal House, 70-69, and the Underdogs. 94- 58. The Garden Staters struggled to a 2-6 record in their inaugural year. Led by guard Andy Perdek 123.1 point averagej. the Staters featured a run-and-gun offense that kept the team in every game. The high powered offense boosted the team to two wins over the veteran Indian team. Before suffering a mid-season collapse, the Indians demonstrated a fighting spirit that challenged the opposition. After close losses to the Underdogs, 79-70, and Sigma Chi, 41-32, the Indians won their only game of the season, a 57-53 overtime victory against Parksy's Wonders. with All-Star Bob Frietag scoring 24 points. Losses to Animal House and the Garden Staters ended the playing season for the Indians. Conference B ANIMAL HOUSE Animal House, which took the football crown by storm, captured the Conference B Championship by surprise. Captained by football standouts, Anthony Dippy Careccia and John Vacante, the team's success was anchored on 5'1 1 All-Star center, Dan DiVietri. DiVie- tri. who led the league in scoring with a 29.0 point average. set up many of the team's plays through sharp passing and strong re- bounding. A running offense and a steel trap defense were the features of the House's well-oiled machine. n unblemished season record appeared on the horizon as Animal House pummelled the opposition -59-27 over DPU. a forfeit win over the Missed Shots. 84-27 over the Indians. and 85-55 over the Baby Bulls. However, runner-up DPU had other plans as they sidetracked Animal House, 79-59. Somewhat shaken, but certainly not struggling, the team mopped up the sea- son. topping the forfeiting Missed Shots. the Indians. 72-61, and the Baby Bulls. 79-63. In the divisional tie-breaker. Vacante led the way with 21 points. including the winning basket, as Animal House held on. 59-58. A pesky Rebel team arose in the playoffs, and the House needed luck and skill to hold off the spirited freshmen. Down by one point with two seconds left. DiVietri missed the front end of a one-and-one. Robert PeeWee Morrongiello's tap missed. but DiVietri's rebound buzzer shot gave Animal House a 68-67 co meback thriller. The magic continued into the championships. Down 13 at the half to Eastern Division Champions. the Crusaders, Animal House. be- hind DiVietri's 19 second half points 1for a total of 29 pointsj. stormed to a 53-50 victory. The wind was out of the Crusaders' sails. and Animal House showed no mercy. In the clincher. Vacante scored 16 first half points and the defense blanked conference MVP, Randy Cogger. in the first half for a 30-15 half time bulge. Despite the 30 points scored by Cogger 1161 and Ken Field 1145 in the second half, the Crusaders never again threatened as Animal House swept the two game series. 61-52. ontinued , W WWW W my '40-,A 100 Tomahawk CRUSADERS Behind the leadership of 6'5 player-coach Rob Ross 122.0 point averagej and MVP Randy Cogger 120.1 point averagej. the Crusad- ers breezed through the season with a 7-1 record. A mid-season forfeit scarred what would have been a perfect record for the Crusaders. The squad rolled off winning streaks of four and three games. lncluded in these streaks were double wins over the Trojans. 71-55 and 71-45. the Rebels. 57-46 and 58-48, and the Harps ll. 74-39 and 75-30. Only the forfeit to the Rockets. after beating the same team. 49-19. blemished the record. The collapse in the Championships was foreshadowed by the first half play against DPU in the opening round of the playoffs. DPU jumped out to a 15-11 half time lead. but the Crusaders came roaring back to outscore DPU 39-23 in the second half as Cogger scored a game high 23 points in the 50-38 win. The opening game blahs seemed to dissipate in the first half of the Championship Series opener against Animal House as the Crusad- ers leaped to a 33-20 half time lead. However. Animal House came out firing in the second half and the Crusaders fell. 53-50. On top of it all. Ross was sidelined after the game with a knee injury. With the steam missing from the Crusaders' drive. Aninal House won the second game of the series. 61-52. to take the championship. DELTA PSI UPSILON After losing their season opener to Animal House. DPU churned out seven consecutive victories. The frat demonstrated a true team effort as four individuals lead the team in scoring in each game. Before falling to Animal House in a special divisional playoff, DPU knocked off the Missed Shots on a forfeit. the lndians. 65-44. Animal House. 79-59. the Baby Bulls, 53-41. the Missed Shots, on another forfeit. the lndians in a record setting 104-52 victory. and the Baby Bulls. 53-41. Four individuals, Tom Dimino. Kevin Trimble, All-Star Greg Jr. Fiori and Ralph Giordano, took turns in leading the team in scoring each game. The tide turned on DPU in the tie-breaker. Strongman Paul Gam- betta twisted an ankle in the first half. and Fiori. who kept the half time deficit to three with 17 first half points, injured his ankle in the second half warmups. Despite these injuries. DPU strengthened their defense. but lost by one. 59-58. The defense's curtain continued into the playoffs as DPU shut down the high powered Crusaders, leading at the half, 15-11. The second half 21 point explosion of Randy Cogger left the frat stunned as the Crusaders pulled out a 50-38 victory. BABY BULLS The Baby Bulls were booked for a tough see-saw trip into the playoffs, but the tough Western Division shut that route down. The season's log reads like a wave length - sharp ups and downs. After beating the lndians. 40-32. the Bulls fell to DPU. 53-41. After a forfeit win over the Missed Shots. the team lost to Animal House. 85-55. Another victory over the Indians. 39-27. preceded another loss to DPU, 62-40. A final game forfeit over the Missed Shots gave the Bulls a 4-4 record after again losing to Animal House. 79-63. All- Star Ralph Fabre was the most consistent performer. averaging 11.8 points per game. INDIANS A first year team. the Indians' B Conference representative dem- onstrated progress as the season grew. A forfeit win over the Missed Shots preceded a low in the season - a loss to the Baby Bulls and an 84-27 lambasting by Animal House. Jerry Camera. an All-Star guard. provided the fireworks in the 65-44 loss to DPU as he scored 40 points. Another forfeit win over the Missed Shots set the stage for the Indians' best performance, a 39- 27 loss to the Baby Bulls. in which the Indians trailed at the half. 25- 4. Another show by Camera. 37 points, accented the 72-61 loss to Animal House. ln the season finale. DPU stopped the lndians 104-52. March 101 WCIVlEN'S ASKETB LL 15 A! 1.ug,y ' R w C 102 Tomahawk IQI rdf ' x fv 4 I' f f S . , '-F 46- X - fl rx' bqxvxiixx K l A Puig 5549! kms- H f X ei ' 49 dv il Ax' , 1454- IQ' Kg' 1 if gg!!- x x15' y N 996 N. 'fc gg , Wu' x -.K ' 1 ,KI I xlkkx uf F1 , xx N My U QA' I t K 1 ll um x X I r fill X X M 'K ZX' XJ jj, x Q gf z y l KW Q Kwai if if me 4 vi N SEASON SUMMARY KNOCKOUTS The women's basketball champion. Knockouts. cruised through the league with a perfect 8-0 record. The Knockouts' first victory came against Circle K with freshman All-Star Suzanne McNulty scoring 17 points in the 31-15 win. DKD provided stiff competition in the next contest. but the eventual champions prevailed, 42-39, as McNulty again scored 17 points. The Knockouts triumphed, 33-26, over defending champion SCC as McNulty and All-Star fo- ward Beth Buchanan provided 21 points combined. ATU was the next victim of the Knockouts' steamroller, 35-18, as McNulty led all scorers with 23 points. The second half of the season was an instant replay: Circle K. 30-15. DKD, 48-26, SCC, 31-29. and ATU, 28-25, were again topped as the Knockouts warmed up for the champion- ships. With an All-Star starting team, Qalong with McNulty and Buchanan were guard and captain Carol Hynes. forward Elaine Anzalone and center Sue Aielloj, coach Ron Vespa prepared the squad for the Championship Game against Cir- cle K Qwho had beaten DKD to gain the finalsj. Behind the crisp passing and playmaking of Hynes, the Knockouts jumped out to a 17-12 half time lead. ln the second half, the Circle K club closed the gap to three. 28-25. but the Knock- outs' magic returned as the team, behind McNulty's fast breaks and Hynes' layups. rolled off a 13-3 spurt to win the championship, 41-28. CIRCLE K Championship contender Circle K had an impressive record of 5-3 this season with freshman All-Star and league MVP. Crissa Caponi. leading the way. After suffering losses to the Knockouts and DKD Q in overtimej. Circle K bounced back to win five of the next six games. including a stunning 62-44 win over DKD. ln that game, Crissa Caponi scored 51 points fa new record at St. John'sy as both teams scored more points f106j than had previously been scored in a women's intramural basketball game here. ln the playoff against DKD, Circle K sloshed to a 19-16 half time lead with both teams performing at a sub-par level. With 8:01 left in the game, Circle K led comfortably, 31-24, howev- er, DKD roared back taking the lead with less than one minute left, 33-32. A Caponi steal and subsequent layup gave the final championship berth to Circle K, 34-33. con tinued FIS March 103 104 Tomahawk 5... 'MW-x DKD DKD started the season on fire, beating defending champi- on SCC and the tough Circle K squad by identical scores of 28-26. The champion Knockouts momentarily delayed the express with a 42-39 loss Qdespite freshman Mary Ann San- giorgio's 13 pointsj. DKD returned to the winner's circle with a 36-31 victory over ATU as Sangiorgio Q16 pointsj and classmate Fran De- Sio Q12 pointsy scored in double figures. DeSio was sidelined after this game and DKD slumped. dropping the next three before evening the record at 4-4 with a 36-26 win over ATU. ln that streak, DKD's troubles turned to tragedy as Circle K gained revenge. 62-44, in a record-setting contest. ln the playoff against Circle K, DKD fell in the last minute. 34-33, despite Sangiorgio's 18 points and the re-appearance of DeSio. SCC Defending champs, SCC QThe Super Cool Chicksj, strug- gled to a 3-5 season as personnel losses took a heavy toll on the team. Captained by All-Star playmaker Diane Walsh 02.0 point averagej, SCC'S bst performance of the season was against playoff-bound DKD. Three players. Walsh Q11 pointsj, Lynn DeForte Q12 pointsj and Marie Ferro Q10 pointsj. combined for 33 points as SCC whipped DKD, 43-20. A valiant effort fell short against the Knockouts, 33-26, as Walsh netted 12 points. SCC bumped ATU twice, 20-19 and 26-19 with Walsh scoring 16 points. ATU ATLl's first game against DKD was symbolic of ATLl's season in general: a lot of promise. but no fulfillment. ln that game. ATU jumped to a 14-4 lead and was in total control at the half. 22-14. as All-Star Karen Franzen scored 19 points. The trouble started early in the second half as Franzen and Carolyn Harris fouled out quickly. The dam burst. and ATU fell. 36-31. Little else went right for the sorority as the team often found itself victims of the opposition's accurate shooting or its own mistakes. Despite the winless season. ATU main- tained great enthusiam. determination and sportsmanship in every court appearance. AL ICMMI BLCCD DRIVE SPUNSORED B Y CIRCLE K d today. All under control. Q M' VJ ,,,.. ..,,. ... W Give blood-356 NEW JERSEY Bl I A division of THE GREATER NI P New Yom Blood Cenw 'S gl Look at that needle go . . . must be nerves. 3 No sweat, man. l gave two. March 107 O American Cancer Society Special thanks to all our dancers, including alumni, veteran dancers from the 1979 Marathon. and those who have experienced the thrill of danc- ing in their very first marathon. First-time dancers: Michele Abruzese, Diane Aurielio, Susan Blum, Joanne Bonnarens, Diana Brusca, Lorraine Campanella fAlumnaj, Theresa Cavaliere QAlumnay, Michael Cilento, Kathy Daly, Fran DeSio, Doreen Duell, Kevin Elford fAlum- nusj, Laurie Fariello, Karen Franzen, Liz Genn, Nancy Gettings, Joe Gulino, Carolyn Harris, Anth- ony lmperato. Patricia Kaminsky, Mary Kara- sinski, Jodi Luongo. Debbie MacEachin, Rita Mal- lette, Lisanne Mancino. Debbie Mandarino, George Mbiad. Karen Messo, Maryann Mezzacappa, Patti Musanti, Kathleen Nascher, Louise Petrozzo, Pat Reimer, Rose Rispoli, Renee Risse, Jennie Anne Rutkowski. John Sanfelice, Mary Ann Sangiorgio. Peter Siuzdak, Joe Tuzzolo, Maria Tychi, Robert Velotta and Susan Volpi. Veteran Marathoners: Billy Arnold, John As- trab. Pat Bean, Terry Borzumato, Dom Borzu- mato, Ken Conroy QCo-chairpersonj, Tina Errico. Mark Fonte, Marisa Guardo, Michael Higgins, Marianne LoBianco, Gero Lodispoto, Mike Mento fAlumnusj, Ellen Mitchell QAlumnaj, Jerry Nadal, Rose Pandolfo, Larry Petrakakos, Madalyn Reina fAlumnaj, Diana Russo, Anne-Marie Thompson and Pat Woicekowski fChairpersony. 5, i f' N f Thx. 108 Tomahawk Ready, and raring to go! lx' 'B WY: B149 S 'flfn ax Swish! Astrab through the hoop! 2 points! learning how to shimmy. Don't take my picture! l'm fp- ff Alumna Joanne Kelly and Masters of Ceremony, Ken Damstrom and Bill Clarke, look fresh as daisies before the action begins. ANCE MA THC Peek-a-boo . . . Rita Noss, we see you! Send in the Clowns 'W x I ,i,M,, ' i What will the next total be? M8M's melt in your mouth, not in your hands. Si Sitting down on the job. Marathon Veteran - Jerry Nadal 'pw -nv AL., s 19 'F l Rock Lobster, Rock Lobster . . . I could have danced all night. March 109 l x wa lsn't this how the Rockettes got started? All aboard! ,V, , X 6 1 I ,M t Y Q 1 ,x sr xi l iz. i :finial .., Q I u a ' Wheee! We got our glasses from Korvette's Keep those feet moving or they'll Optical World. disqualify ug! wl UNION Just 5 few more hours . . ' Wait 3 l'T1lDUte! Who's 110 Tomahawk if Banner proclaims: KEEP ON DANCING - STATEN ISLAND II I WW' Iffiff' Staggering through the night vrimIQ,a1,Ir1rive Q SIHIIQIN ISIFIND! Do you mind if I cut in? Sf And I-2-3, I-2-3 step and turn 2-3. .. . film at eleven xx Wake me up when it's over. ' . kiwi 'Q 'l 2 ' I We did it! Now, anybody for One More Time '9' 3' EIIIIEIJ TUE WED THU FRI SAT 27 April 113 CIRCLE K PRESENTS SPRI G FE ER n ,wx K ffffy Ed Strafaci an oe n an ino we come ever one o irc e 's Sp 114 T ahawk Last Tangle at St. John 'S Gino 9 A rf 9 1 f 1 2 fi V, Q v. Oh baby, that's what I like. A rll 5 , X r'.. 'ff 'xxy Y - 5 K my Q Did you take the Kenny Rogers' Quick Pickin' Fun Strummin' Home Guitar Course too? Who's that behind those Foster Grants? 116 Tomahawk .t - x , X. a e ' it ...M- No, standing on the table doesn't mean you get a D CF YE higher education! V' Patti Musanti uses Pepsodent for that Close-Up smile. i , Cheeseburger, Cheeseburger, Coke, No Pepsi. R B U E what a motley crew! .. M, -.N-3 f'f', l'lI just have a bite of yours. Me and my RC- 1' April 117 FW SENIGR PRGM Penthouse Suite ff Terrace on the Park n he said . . ., and then she said . . . Put your head on my shoulder. I would if I could, but . . is f,.. X fnix 7' X I XX X. ,Ni J Voila! So, now what do you want to do? ina f . I 1 x. I Oh, if my friends could see me now! Y-es??! April 119 X BCWLI Ready, Aim, FIRE! ..,f Ls et, 10 - He left the rest of his fingers in the bowling ball. No matter how bad that last shot was, you can't hide in there. 120 Tomahawk N73 i SEASON SUMMARY The Men's Bowling league expanded this year from fourteen to eighteen teams. The league was split into two conferences. each having two divisions. The top two teams in each division qualified for the playoffs on the basis of total points, allowing eight teams to make the playoffs. Twelve of the eighteen teams were composed of school fraternities. DPU brought in five teams, the Indians came up with four. and Sigma Chi provided three. The other six teams included Animal House. the Six Packs, the Strikers. Cloke and Daggers. T.B.A. and the 69ers. The guys bowled at Counhy Lanes on Sunday mornings from February through April. The final round of the playoffs was a rematch of the pre- vious season, with Animal House meeting T.B.A. fThe Bowl- ing Associationj for the league championship. The results. however. were reversed from the year before. T.B.A. knocked off defending champs Animal House in a very exciting match. T.B.A. was lead by Mike Fiore, Don Minick. Bob Pepe and Al Vigliano. Animal House was represented by Tony Bianca. JoJo Fierro, Frank Mazzara and Robert Pee Wee Morron- giello. T.B.A. advanced to the final round by defeating the Strikers and the Indians. while Animal House defeated the lndians and the 69ers in the first two rounds. Individual awards were given to Kevin Mihalek fhigh aver- age with 2Olj. Pat DiMeola Qhigh game. 279. and high series. 7001, and Bob Juliano fhigh sparesj. ln short, cooperation was the key to the success of the league. and all of the guys helped make the league a good one. S 5 A , algal. . 2 , C5 W A f, A X x by ' ks? x X K x g T he t llll y I M X K gg xg K X A Wwe Tuff l Y ? x What? Me? Worry? Share, and share alike. April 121 The pins associated with bowling include occasional pinball jaunts. Uh, l'm kinda busy right now That's incredible! Let's see, another 300 pins, and we win. 122 Tomahawk Pins beware! l know you won't let me down, this time. A little strategy 'll do it. Strike! April 123 X THLETIC RDS DINNER . 1 , nh 4, -I Y Y . Y t f wtf- - ' i 1-1 f ' X, .. 1' A f' 5 1 , 5 f , ,l 'f e we : 1 ' .Q 4' 4 4.1 : ff., .fx NX M W g 5 Y V -sf-l ' - gags 5? 1. F Pretty flowers made all the sweat worthwhile. Fr. Concagh runs the show. l24 Tomahawk I ATHLETIC CHAMPIONS 1979 - 1980 FOOTBALL - ANIMAL HOUSE Anthony Careccia - Captain Wayne Asciolla Tony Bianca John Cafazzo Ben Carrizzo Mike Casamassa Joe Collini James Curran Mike D'Assaro Mike DeBernardo Steve DeBernardo Joe DeFina Danny DiVietri Billy Facchino Joe Fadell JoJo Fierro Joseph lnfantino Steve Madden John Vacante - Captain Richard Marino Fran Mazzara James McCarthy John McPartlan John Morrongiello Robert Morrongiello Anthony Navarro Donny Oddo Larry Petrakakos Jerry Reale Carmine Spinella James Spinella Mike Tomasulo Donny Trizzino John Vosilla Phil Watts WOMEN'S BASKETBALL - KNOCKOUTS Carol Hynes - Captain Sue Aiello Elaine Anzalone Linda Bawiec Beth Buchanan Marisa Guardo Suzanne McNulty Grace Scotto Pat Woicekowski MEN'S BASKETBALL CONFERENCE A - UNDERDOGS Tom Crimmins - Co-captain Ron Vespa - Co-captain Frank Cammaroto John Carroll Steve Drake Mike Farrell John McAloon Ralph Moscato Ed Nolan John Rhatigan Joe Russell CONFERENCE B - ANIMAL HOUSE Anthony Careccia Co-captain John Vacante - Co-captain John Cafazzo Joe Collini Joe DeFina Danny DiVietri Robert Morrongiello Larry Petrakakos Mike Tomasulo WOMEN'S BOWLING - ATU 51751 Joan Debany Diane Georger Karen Messo Diana Russo Debbie Venditto MEN'S BOWLING - T.B.A. Mike Fiore Don Minick Bob Pepe Al Vigliano FALL TENNIS TOURNAMENT Susan Lotz - Women's Champion Bernadette O'Hanlon Runner-up Lou Marino - Men's Champion Nick Kocian - Runner-up April 125 Female Athlete of the Year Karen Franzen Male Athlete of the Year W- --' m .V ' ,ff L ' 1 ? f Ken Damstrom IT LIAN dwg fb' 'R 'S A ai mf .,. V iggegf WX , ge T e P W Arriverderci, America! Sucha spicy meataball! The Boys made it all the way over to Labetti Post for St. John's ltalian Night. 128 Tomahawk Anne-Marie Thompson performs a new version of the Tarantella. IGHT One down, how many to go?! A I , ig, :'V K l f l Say mozzarella cheese please! Ooh la la our pants. f 1 1 f'm M. Ml ,--- was ggyg QW.. n-lx Dk mm! -My sw is ,tm W :W ef' fi lik 15 HHN Try it, you'll like it! ln the South end of Boston, it's Manga, Anthony! But, on Staten Island, Manga, Augie! is the cry. April 129 EBIIIIEII1 TUE WED THU FRI SAT if 27 mn H ifi 4' 1 'O C3 ' 'E' 'ly J' Mar' Af, qs Y 5, 0 .-1 1 , I 1 1 'Q 5 7, I Q ,hz Q G. if 'N V , ,SX 5 K Q4 UNIVERSITY AW RDS DINNER 'LU AWARDS I , I awk gp-so , 5,22 e:::::.:z': 7 . D I N N E R lk gy. ,F ,xx 'Fix' . i ., 2 ,fi i A 'PPL WSF an giiiig ' T 'xgfzww' .umm Q0 9 ACADEMIC AWARDS ASSEMBLY ahawk NOTRE DAME COLLEGE AWARDS ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE - GOLD KEYS AMERICAN STUDIES ..... APPLIED STATISTICS ,... COMPUTER SCIENCE .... CRIMINAL JUSTICE ....... ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ,... ENGLISH ................. HISTORY ................, MATHEMATICS ........ POLITICAL SCIENCE .... PSYCHOLOGY ........ SOCIAL STUDIES ..... SOCIOLOGY ........ SPEECH ............. TRANSPORTATION ...... SISTER HELEN FLYNN SCHOLASTIC AWARD .... . . . . .Dianne S. Landi . . . . .Connie T. Vindigni . . . . .Michael S. Cilento . .... Kenneth W. Muller Mark Suprenant . . . . . .Betty Staltari . . . . .Dianne S. Landi . . . .Maria A. Mastellone . . , . .Catherine E. Dignelli ..........David Parks . . .Matthew Sosnowski . . . . . . . . .Susan Foster . . . .Kenneth W. Muller . . . .Louis T. Ruggiero . . . .Floyd Randolph . . . .Robert Drury Claire Milza LAMBDA KAPPA PHI HONOR SOCIETY GOLD KEYS Elaine Anzalone Michael S. Cilento Carol Hynes Maria A. Mastellone Maria Teresa Preite Grace Scotto AMELIA LA PERA MEMORIAL AWARD. . ,Maria Teresa Preite KAPPA GAMMA PI HONOR SOCIETY Theresa Borzumato Catherine E. Dignelli Carol Hynes Dianne S. Landi Maria A. Mastellone Grace Scotto ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE - SILVER KEYS AMERICAN STUDIES ..... COMPUTER SCIENCE .... CRIMINAL JUSTICE ........... . ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ENGLISH .... HISTORY .......... MATHEMATICS ........ POLITICAL SCIENCE. . . PSYCHOLOGY ........ SOCIOLOGY ........ SPEECH ............ TRANSPORTATION .... . . . . , .Vincent Reitano . . .Kathleen M. Carroll Anne-Marie Thompson . . . . . . .William O'Dea . . . .Roseanne Falanga Marie C. Stoddard . . . . . .Loretta Bastian Terence Henchey . . . .Veronica Stravella . . .Patricia Musanti . . . . . .Cynthia Scott ..........Laura Lisi Marie C. Stoddard . . .Elaine K. Montalto . . .Elaine K. Montalto .Michael S. Jazwinski U i i J V? - X x v .1-Q '7 N , 'wi i m.s, 1 Nw, WJ H 5 3 XM B -1 J ,lv 5 f i , .Mg ' fr 'n N, l 'Q I' 'E . I fff-' 6 45 iff? ,li X t x Q 5 , , W I I I 'qfkx 's Ui W wif! X v X, W. Rm A Q How Do You Spell RELIEF? 9? G-R-A-D-Ll-A-T-I-0-N 'L ' nz xg f L 1 x xv! N .i 'E S554 - 4 J 2 if -S.3jQ3,!f Q 'I ' fqifiimhf-ffi 1 m'9A'i 33lf5'9 F f? f 1 , 2 A-yj,rif: ff' .5 1 W K 4 iw 'M AW Q T Q az ..-'Ln-Q N Remember, i have a license to use this thing. 'EW Q.. V 142 Tomahawk 'X 4. 1 1 '25-WL -' 1. A I H Ezlmx ff ' ' 'gl X J ' 1 W M. 1 , . sf , , wg. 1 -. v ' sf ,4 Q' Q! . 5 Av X NUT 'U la .-.1-. limi! . 1, fi' , 5' ' Y if I , o 5 is-2 I fn. W V 'Nax- , T 0 M A H A RICKY ACKERMAN SUSAN E. AIELLO DAUDA ADAMSON ANGELA AMOROSO BS. Photography BS. Criminal Justice AJIBADE B.S. Accounting BS. Transportation , n' xii, ' 1 4 S, .f .. v . X t J - . :I E. V ' lr I MARY ANTOSZ ELAINE TERESA MARIA APRILE JOHN ASTRAB BS. Elementary Education - ANZALQNE BS. Accounting BS. Management PSYCIIOIOQY BS. Speech - Elementary Education 035- ' I MICHAEL AZZATO VINCE BALZANO BS. Management BS. Criminal Justice 146 Tomahawk DOMINICK BARBATO GLORIA BARRE B.S. Criminal Justice BS. Management PATRICK C. BARTIROMO B.S. Accounting ALFRED BAUER B.S. Accounting PATRICIA LYNN BEAN B.S, Finance RICKY ACKERMAN 6306 14th Avenue Brooklyn. NY 11219 Circle K: Staten Island and Queens Dance Marathonsg Indian Society 1Board of Directorsj: Intramurals: Basket- ball, Bowling, Football and Softball 1lndians1: Tennis Tournament SUSAN E. AIELLO 60 Bishop Street Staten Island. NY 10306 12121 987-7589 Cultural Society: DOWNTOWNER: Italian Club: Political Science Club: Student Union: Committees: Book Ex- change, Elections, New Student Orientation: Intramurals: Basketball 1Shooting Stars, Free Agents, Knockouts1, Softball 1Swinging Stars1, Volleyball 1All Stars1: Intercolle- giate Softball Team: Schlitz Basketball Team DALIDA ADAMSON AJIBADE 857 Post Avenue Staten Island, NY 10310 Transportation Club ANGELA AMOROSO 4 Durges Street Staten Island. NY 10304 12121 979-1956 Beta Gamma Sigma: Dean's List: Accounting Society MARY ANTOSZ 20 Scribner Avenue Staten Island. NY 10301 12121 727-5532 Dean's List: Circle K: Education Club: PsychologyfSocio- logy Club: Committees: Autumn Ball, New Student Ori- entation ELAINE TERESA ANZALONE 1521 West 10th Street Brooklyn. NY 11204 12121 236-1479 Certificate of Achievement in Elementary Education and in Speech: Dean's List: Lambda Kappa Phi: Presidents Society: Who's Who in American Universities and Col- leges: Circle K: Education Club 1President1: Speech Fo- rum: Stagers: Intramurals: Basketball 1Shooting Stars, Free Agents, Knockouts1, Softball 1Swinging Stars1, Vol- leyball 1All Stars1: Intercollegiate Softball Team 1Captain1: Woman Athlete of the Year '78-79: Schlitz Basketball Team MARIA APRILE 16 Butler Boulevard Staten Island. NY 10309 Dean's List JOHN ASTRAB 24 Delaware Avenue Staten Island. NY 10304 12121 987-7765 Circle K: Student Union: Committees: New Student Ori- entation: Staten Island Dance Marathon: Delta Psi Upsi- lon 1Social Chairman1: Intramurals: Basketball and Foot- ball 1DPU1 MICHAEL AZZATO 86 Seidman Avenue Staten Island. NY 10312 12121948-7933 Circle K: Historical Society: SAM: Student Goverment 1CBA Secretary1: Vincentian Society 1President, Treasur- er1: Committees: New Student Orientation: Sigma Chi Upsilon: Intramurals: Basketball, Bowling, Football, Soft- ball and Volleyball 1Sigma Chij VINCE BALZANO 318 Caton Avenue Brooklyn. NY 11218 Dean's List: DOWNTOWNER: Stagers: Staten Island Dance Marathon: Intramurals: Basketball 1Fast Breaks1 DOMINICK BARBATO 69 Summer Avenue Staten Island, NY 10314 12121 698-1163 Criminal Justice Association 1President, Treasurer1 Weightlifting Society: Delta Psi Upsilon: Intramurals Football 1DPU1 GLORIA BARRE 11 Ward Avenue Staten Island, NY 103 04 SAM PATRICK C. BARTIROMO 1038 84th Street Brooklyn. NY 11228 12121 836-9857 Dean's List: Honors Program 1Executive in Residence1: Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges: Ac- counting Society 1Executive Secretary, Director of Public Relations1: Circle K 1Chairman of the Board, Director of Public Relations1: DOWNTOWNER: MOC 1President1: Pre-Law Society: Student Government 1CBA Secretary, Senior Class Vice President: Stagers: Student Union: Committees: Academic Affairs, Autumn Ball, Book Ex- change, Curriculum, Dance Marathon 1Music1, Elections, Faculty Council, Judiciary, New Student Orientation, Senior Prom, Student Affairs, Teacher of the Year: Intra- murals: Basketball 1Animal House, DPU1, Football 1Ani- mal House1, Softball 1Vigilantes1 ALFRED BAUER 55 Hillside Terrace Staten Island. NY 10308 12121 984-6414 PATRICIA LYNN BEAN 60 Rice Avenue Staten Island. NY 10314 12121 727-4379 Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges: SAM 1President, Vice President for Publicityl: Student Govern- ment: Committees: Athletic Advisory, Autumn Ball, Awards Dinner, Book Exchange, Car Pool, Dance Mara- thon, Inventory 1Chairperson1, New Student Orientation, Public Relations, Senior Prom, Teacher of the Year: Stat- en Island Dance Marathon: Intramurals: Basketball 1Shooting Stars, Champs, Knockouts1, Bowling 1Knock- outs1, Softball 1 Swinging Starsj, Volleyball 1All Starsj: Intercollegiate Softball Team Seniors 147 f'1u,,? DOMENIC BENEDETTO RALPH P. BERNHARDT ANTHONY BIANCA EILEEN BIRMINGHAM B.S. Accounting BS. Psychology - Criminal Justice BS, Accounting B,A. Speech ' Psychology Q as ., I I I J I f i 6 5 ai THERESA BORZCIMATO THERESE JOY BRADLEY DENNIS J. BRANEN FRANK R. BRUNO B.A. English B.A. History BS. Criminal Justice B.S, Mathematics - Political Science New N-arf' MARIO BRLISCO ADRIENNE S. BLIONO J. BURRI JOANN CAMPO B.A. Political Science - History B.S. Accounting BA. History BS. Elementary Education 148 Tomahawk THOMAS CANNONE BS. Accounting ANTHONY CARECCIA B.A. History - American Studies JOHN CARLILLO B.S. Management DOMENIC BENEDETTO 7207 19th Avenue Brooklyn. NY 11204 12125 259-9352 Accounting Society, Phi Beta Rathskellar RALPH P. BERNHARDT 4 Winfield Street Staten Island. NY 10305 Certificate of Achievement in Psychology, Dean's List, PsychologyfSociology Club ANTHONY BIANCA 8024 10th Avenue Brooklyn. NY 11228 12125 836-8110 Dean's List, Accounting Society, Circle K 1Board of Direc- tors, Fund Raiser, Al lommi Blood Drive, Willowbrook Clothing Drive5, MOC, Modern Dance, Intramurals: Bowl- ing and Football 1Animal House5, Softball 1Mattera's Mob5 EILEEN BIRMINGHAM 50 St. Albans Place Staten Island. NY 10312 Certificate of Achievement in Speech, Lambda Chi THERESA BORZUMATO 8009 5th Avenue Brooklyn. NY 11209 12125 238-0831 Dean's List, Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges, Circle K, DOWNTOWNER, PROTELIS 1Book Review Consultant5, TOMAHAWK 1Copy Editor5: Com- mittees: Autumn Ball, Awards Dinner, Book Exchange, Dance Marathon, New Student Orientation, Public Rela- tions, Staten Island Dance Marathon, Intramurals: Bowl- ing 1Gutterballs, Knockouts5 THERESE JOY BRADLEY 1658 Carlton Avenue Staten Island, NY 10309 Dean's List, Circle K, MOC, Political Science Club, PRO- TEUS, TOMAHAWK: S.C.C, Cheerleader DENNIS J. BRANEN 64 Crosshill Street Staten Island. NY 10301 12125 442-6857 Modern Dance, Stagers, Weightlifting Society, Intramur- als: Basketball 1lndependents, Wazoo Wackers5, LIS. Ma- rine Corps Platoon Leaders Class FRANK R. BRLINO 1019 76th Street Brooklyn, NY 11228 12125 833-0870 Dean's List, Math Club, Political Science Club, TOMA- HAWK 1Art Editor5 MARIO BRLISCO 31 West 88th Street New York. NY 10024 12125 799-6153 Chess Club 1Vice President5, Political Science Club ADRIENNE S. BLIONO 1275 80th Street Brooklyn. NY 11228 Accounting Society, Circle K, Committees: Autumn Ball, Senior Prom, Intramurals: Bowling 1DEBS5 J. BURRI P.O. Box 332 Staten Island. NY 10308 Alpha Psi Omega, Honors Program, DOWNTOWNER 1Managing Editor, News Editor5, EPITOMEZ MOC: Stagers, Intramurals: Softball and Volleyball 1Wazoo Wackers5 JOANN CAMPO 21 Newberry Avenue Staten Island, NY 10304 12125 351-9107 Circle K, Education Club, PsychologyfSociology Club THOMAS CANNONE 11 Piave Avenue Staten Island, NY 10305 12125 981-3220 Dean's List, Accounting Society, SAM ANTHONY cARREcciA 447 101st sneer Brooklyn, NY 11209 12125 836-1994 Intramurals: Basketball and Football 1Animal House5 JOHN CARLILLO 480 Kissel Avenue Staten Island. NY 10301 12125 981-3055 SAM, Intramurals: Basketball 1Wazoo Wackers, War- riors5, Bowling 1Llnderdogs5, Softball 1Red Machine, Lln- derdogs5, Car Rally '77 winner Seniors 149 Q94 My bi. I 2 it g i MICHAEL CASAMASSA BS. Computer Science SABRINA CHRYSTAL MICHAEL STEVEN CILENTO WILLIAM G. CLARKE BS. Management BS. Computer Science - Mathematics BS. Management DIANE CONNIFF B.S, Criminal Justice ivrw-wr is'-. S VB Bi GIACOMO D'AGOSTARO BS. Management 150 Tomahawk I . KENNETH CONROY JAMES CURRAN ANNETTE CLITUGNO B.S. Management BS. Management BS, Management MICHAEL D'ASSARO HARRY D'ONOFRIO KENNETH DAMSTROM B.S. Criminal Justice BS. Management B.S. Accounting X I JOAN DEBANY B.S, Management STEVE DEBERNARDO B.S. Management VITA DEE B.S. Transportation MICHAEL CASAMASSA 9413 5th Avenue Brooklyn. NY 11209 12121 833-3948 Circle K: Committees: Autumn Ball, New Student Orien- tation: Staten Island Dance Marathon, Intramurals: Bas- ketball. Bowling, Football and Softball 1Animal House1 SABRINA CHRYSTAL 133 Bay Terrace Staten Island. NY 10306 12121 987-2192 Circle K, MOC: Modern Dance: Photography Club 1Vice President1g Stagers: TOMAHAWK: Queens Dance Mara- thon photographer MICHAEL STEVEN CILENTO 148 Bay 14th Street Brooklyn. NY 11214 12121 259-3829 Dean's List: Silver Key in Computer Science: Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges: Association for Computing Machinery: DOWNTOWNERQ Math Club 1President1: Photography Club: SORTILEDGE: TOMA- HAWK 1Editor-in-Chief, Photography Editor1: Intramur- als: Basketball 1Wazoo Wackers1: Intercollegiate Tennis Team: Tennis Tournament: S,C.C. Coach WILLIAM G. CLARKE 48 East 38th Street Bayonne. NJ 07002 12011 436-8936 Dean's List: Presidents Society: Whos Who in American Universities and Colleges, Circle Kg SAMg Student Gov- ernment 1Sophomore Class Treasurer1g Student Uniong TOMAHAWK: Vincentian Society 1Vice Presidentjg Com- mittees: Book Exchange, Dance Marathon, High School Relations, Judiciary, New Student Orientation, Teacher of the Year, Staten Island Dance Marathon 1'8O Master of Ceremonies1: Queens Dance Marathon: Sigma Chi Upsi- long Intramurals: Bowling, Football Softball and Volley- ball 1Sigma Chi1 DIANE CONNIFF 11 Tudor Street Staten Island. NY 10308 12121 356-5473 Dean's Listg Circle K: Intramurals: Basketball 1Circle K1, Volleyball 1Sisters1g Miss Staten Island Campus '79 KENNETH CONROY 45 Morton Street Staten Island. NY 10306 12121 987-1317 Liturgy Groupg SAMQ Stagers: Committees: Dance Mara- thon 1Staten Island and Queens Co-chairman1, Fine Arts, Staten Island and Queens Dance Marathonsg Intramurals: Basketball 1lndependents, Wazoo Wackers, Warriors1, Football 1lndians1, Softball 1Wazoo Wachers1 JAMES CURRAN 368 97th Street Brooklyn. NY 11209 12121 748-0377 ANNETTE CUTLIGNO 1248 71st Street Brooklyn, NY 11228 12121 680-3846 SAM GIACOMO D'AGOSTARO 120 Ramblewood Avenue Staten Island, NY 10308 MICHAEL D'ASSARO 1364 85th Street Brooklyn, New York 11228 12121259-8519 Circle Kg Intramurals: Football 1Animal House1 HARRY D'ONOFRlO 1923 72nd Street Brooklyn, NY 11204 12121 256-2796 Cultural Society: Historical Society: Pre-Law Society: Committees: Book Exchange, Senior Prom KENNETH DAMSTROM 119 East Macon Avenue Staten Island. NY 10308 12121 356-1740 Accounting Society, Historical Society, Student Union, Vincentian Societyg Committees: New Student Orienta- tion, Staten Island Dance Marathon 1'80 Master of Cere- monies1g Sigma Chi Upsilon, lntramuralsi Basketball, Bowling, Football and Softball 1Sigma Chij JOAN DEBANY 189 Lathrop Avenue Staten Island. NY 10314 12121 447-5369 Dean's List: SAM 1Vice President for Public Relations1, Alpha Theta Upsilong Intramurals: Bowling and Softball 1ATU1 STEVE DEBERNARDO 1375 86th Street Brooklyn. NY 11228 12121 331-8242 Circle K 1Dues Collector, Faculty Relations1: Intramurals: Football and Softball 1Animal House1 VITA DEE 8866 17th Avenue Brooklyn. NY 11214 12121 837-0656 Delta Nu Alpha 1Advertising Staff1, Lambda Chi 1Social Chairperson1 Seniors l51 1? 1'1- WWW 0-19 -r:'-'-- MARGARET DESIMONE JOSEPH G. DEVINE JOANNE DIGIOVANNI CATHERINE E. DIGNELLI B.A. Speech - Psychology B.S. Criminal Justice B.S, Accounting B.S. Mathematics fan. 5 sg I If l 1 A- 5 I M DOMINICK DIMASCIO MARIA DIMATTINA VINCENT DIPASQUA MARK DOBIES B.A. English B.S. Management B.S. Accounting B.S, Criminal Justice HOWARD DRIVICK ROBERT J. DRCIRY B.S. Accounting B.S. Accounting 152 Tomahawk DOREEN DUNN VICTORIA EDWARDS B.S. Management B.S. Elementary Education - Speech JOSEPH ERRICHIELLO BS. Accounting HILIANA L. ESCANDELL BS. Accounting JOSEPH FADELL BS. Elementary Education MARGARET DESIMONE 47 Tudor Street Staten Island. NY 10308 12121 356-9070 Liturgy Group, Stagers, TOMAHAWK: Lambda Chi, ln- tramurals: Bowling, Volleyball JOSEPH G. DEVINE 536 61st Street Brooklyn. NY 11220 12121 492-7726 JOANNE DIGIOVANNI 164 Atlantic Avenue Staten Island. NY 10304 12121 351-4122 Accounting Society, Circle K 1Secretary1, Student Gov- ernment 1Freshman CBA Secretary1, Intramurals: Basket- ball 1Circle K1, Bowling 1Gutterballs, ATU1 CATHERINE E. DIGNELLI 1052 68th Street Brooklyn. NY 11219 12121 680-8396 Dean's List, Silver Key in Mathematics, Math Club, SOR- TILEDGE DOMINICK DIMASCIO 213 Ardsley Street Staten Island, NY 10306 12121 351-2298 Dean's List, Certificate of Achievement in English, Athle- tic Administration Club, Vincentian Society, Weightlifting Society, Intramurals: Basketball, Football, Softball MARIA DIMATTINA 8313 llth Avenue Brooklyn. NY 11228 Dean's List, Photography Club, SAM VINCENT DIPASQUA 401-1 Willow Road East Staten Island. NY 10314 Indian Society, Intramurals: Basketball, Bowling, Foot- ball, Softball, Volleyball 1lndians1 MARK DOBIES 64 West 13th Street Bayonne, NJ 07002 DOWNTOWNER, High School Relations Society, Pre- Law Society, Student Union, Vincentian Society, Com- mittees: New Student Orientation, Sigma Chi Upsilon 1Vice President, Historian1, Intramurals: Basketball, Foot- ball and Softball 1Sigma Chi1, Tennis Tournament HOWARD DRIVICK 1256 South Railroad Avenue Staten Island. NY 10306 12121 351-4089 Accounting Society, Phi Beta Rathskellar ROBERT J. DRURY 53 Pembroke Avenue Staten Island. NY 10301 Deans List, Accounting Society 1Vice President1, Circle K, DOWNTOWNER 1Business Manager1, Liturgy Group, SAM, Stagers 1President1, Intramurals: Basketball and Volleyball 1Wazoo Wackers1 DOREEN DUNN 78 Perkiomen Avenue Staten Island, NY 10312 Dean's List, Honor's Program, Photography Club, SAM VICTORIA EDWARDS 2078 75th Street Brooklyn. NY 11204 12121 CL6-1768 Dean's List, Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges, Circle K: Education Club 1lnternational Year of the Child representative, Hands on Activity Workshop organizer1 JOSEPH ERRICHIELLO 246 Maryland Avenue Staten Island, NY 10305 12121 981-7367 HILIANA L. ESCANDELL 531 Pennington Street Elizabeth. NJ 07202 12011 352-9797 Accounting Society, Circle K, Committees: New Student Orientation JOSEPH FADELL 631 77th Street Brooklyn, NY 11209 Circle K 1Board of Directors1, Education Club 1Vice Presi dent1, Intramurals: Softball 12121 238-3529 Seniors 153 'W' 6+ SUSAN FARINA JOHN JOSEPH FAWCETT PATRICIA ANN FEDE KENNETH FIELD B.S, Accounting BS. Accounting BS, Management B.S. Management 'S-'M L Q!-rt , X fm H Hn III li! ak BARBARA FILLOLI MICHELE A. FIORENZA GREGORY FIORI WILLIAM FITZPATRICK B.S. Management B,S, Accounting B.S. Transportation B.S. Criminal Justice W ,L 1:1-:v JAMES FLANNERY SUSAN FOSTER KAREN CHRISTINE CHRISTINE MARIE FRISCIA B.S. Management B.A. History A Social Studies FRANZEN B.S. Criminal Justice B.S. Accounting I54 Tomahawk ROBERT J. GAYLOR BS. Management ANNA GIALANELLA B.S. Psychology VINCENT GIARRATANO B.S. Finance SUSAN FARINA 77 Dreyer Avenue Staten Island. NY 10314 12121 698-2923 Beta Gamma Sigma, Dean's List, Accounting Society 1President1, Circle K, Photography Club, CBA Tutoring Program JOHN JOSEPH FAWCETT 23 Lyon Place Staten Island. NY 10314 12121 761-2456 Dean's List, Accounting Society, SAM, Intramurals: Foot- ball, Softball 1The Harps1 PATRICIA ANN FEDE 457 Annadale Road Staten Island. NY 10312 12121 984-0638 Circle K, Modern Dance, Photography Club, Stagers KENNETH FIELD 2740 Cropsey Avenue Brooklyn. NY 11214 12121 449-8003 Intramurals: Basketball 1Crusaders1 BARBARA FILLOU 32 Oxford Place Staten Island NY 10301 212 727 5403 - I 1 ' Circle K Board of Directors, Chairperson1, Greek Helenic Club fO.ueens1, MOC, Modern Dance 1President, Vice President1, Photography Club 1Treasurer1, SAM, Ski Club 1O.ueens1, TOMAHAWK: Committees: Fine Arts, Tennis Tournament MICHELLE A. FIORENZA 1330 62nd Street Brooklyn. NY 11219 Dean's List, Honors Program, Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges, Accounting Society, Circle K, Delta Epsilon Beta 1President1: Intramurals: Basketball, Bowling, Softball and Volleyball 1DEB-S1 GREGORY FIORI 40 Douglas Road Staten Island. NY 10304 12121 447-6295 Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges, Circle K 1Board of Directors1, Student Government 1Junior and Senior Class Treasurer1, Student Union 1Chairman, Vice Chairman1, Committees, Autumn Ball, Book Exchange, Elections, New Student Orientation, Senior Prom, Delta Psi Upsilon 1President, Warden1g lntramuals: Basketball, Bowling, Football, Softball and Volleyball 1DPU1 WILLIAM FITZPATRICK 449 Bedford Avenue Staten Island. NY 10306 Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges, Circle K, DOWNTOWNER: MOC, PsychologyfSociology Club: Speech Forum, Student Governmant, Student Union, Tae-Kwan Doe, TOMAHAWK: Committees: Elections, Judiciary, New Student Orientation, Indian Society 1Presi- dent1, Intramurals: Basketball, Bowling, Football, Softball and Volleyball 1lndians1 JAMES FLANNERY 528 73rd Street Brooklyn. NY 11209 Deans List, SAM 1Director of Points1 SUSAN FOSTER 624 Delafield Avenue Staten Island, NY 10310 Certificate of Achievement in History, Dean's List, Circle K, Criminal Justice Association KAREN CHRISTINE FRANZEN 11 Silver Court Staten Island. NY 10301 12121 442-5662 Deans List, Accounting Society, Committees: New Stu- dent Orientationg Alpha Theta Upsilon, Intramurals: Bas- ketball 1S.C.C., ATU1, Bowling and Volleyball 1ATU1, ln- tercollegiate Softball Team, Schlitz Basketball Team, '79 Womens' Basketball MVP 1S.C.C.1 CHRISTINE MARIE FRISCIA 1868 61st Street Brooklyn. NY 11204 12121 232-1390 Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges, Stu- dent Government 1Alternate1, Vincentian Society, Com- mittees: Dance Marathon, New Student Orientation, Del- ta Kappa Delta 1President1, Intramurals: Basketball, Bowl- ing, Softball and Volleyball 1DKD1 ROBERT J. GAYLOR 57 West Raleigh Avenue Staten Island, NY 12121 447-7395 DOWNTOWNER 1Sports Editor, Layout Editor, Director of Production, Special Issues Editor1, EPITOME, MOC, Intramurals: Basketball 1Wazoo Wackers1, Football 1lndi- ans1, Mr. DOWNTOWNER Award, Fine Arts Festival 1Ma- gie Show1 ANNA GIALANELLA 1575 West 5th Street Brooklyn. NY 11204 12121 837-1317 Photography Club, PsychologyfSociology Club, Tae- Kwan Doe VINCENT GIARRATANO 216 Clarke Avenue Staten Island. NY 10306 Dean's List Seniors 155 .. NYE'-f.,-nv Tabu -V+- l i I . . E' lt A ' 2 IX t ' . ' ki i 3 I I Et It I I f.' gy X 1 i 11. ii t It VANESSA GILL JANET A. GIUSTI KARL J. GJERTSEN FRANCINE GRECO B.A. Psychology B. S. Elementary Education B, S. Management BS, Elementary Education - Psychology .QS fied T-ni 'h-Q JUDY GUGLLIICCI JAMES HANSEN BS. Elementary Education BS. Management JACQUELINE HIGGINS MICHAEL HIGGINS BS. Criminal Justice BS. Management l56 Tomahawk Y l he. M I .' ii r ' CAROLYN ANN HARRIS GARY HAYKO BS. Criminal Justice - Psychology BS. Accounting tn- 17 'yr KATHLEEN HRELJA CAROL HYNES BS. Mathematics- Computer Science BS. Criminal Justice - Psychology K l EVELYN IMPERATO BS. Management JOSEPH C. INFANTINO BS. Accounting ALBERT IOMMI B.S. Accounting VANESSA GILL 250 Wortman Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11207 12121 257-5178 JANET A. GILISTI 1617 70th Street Brooklyn, NY 11204 Circle K 1Social Chairperson1, Education Club, intramur- als: Volleyball 1Sisters1 12121 837-2428 KARL J. GJERTSEN 325 Marine Avenue Brooklyn. NY 11209 12121 836-1655 Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges, Circle K, SAM, Student Government 1Senior Class CBA Secre- tary1, Student Union, Committees: Academic Affairs, Elections, New Student Orientation, Senior Prom, Teach- er of the Year, Queens Dance Marathon FRANCINE GRECO 958 81st Street Brooklyn. NY 11228 12121 238-7435 Dean's List, Education Club, Intramurals: Bowling 1Lamb- da Chi1 JUDY GLIGLLIICCI 134 Laconia Avenue Staten Island. NY 10305 12121 987-2830 Intramurals: Basketball, Softball and Volleyball 1Long Shots1 JAMES HANSEN 50 Fort Place Staten Island. NY 10301 12121 981-4578 Dean's List, Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges CAROLYN ANN HARRIS 165 Pelton Avenue Staten Island. NY 10310 12121 727-6883 Circle K, Criminal Justice Association, Pre-Law Society, PsychologyfSociology Club, Committees: Autumn Ball, Senior Prom, Alpha Theta Upsilon 1Secretary1, Intramur- als: Basketball, Bowling, and Softball 1ATU1, Schlitz Bas- ketball Team GARY HAYKO 121 Roosevelt Avenue Carteret NJ 07008 201 541-8325 Dean's List, Accounting Society, Intramurals: Basketball 1Cashmare1, Bowling 1Ball Busters1, Basketball 1Garden Staters1 JACQUELINE HIGGINS 462 55th Street Brooklyn. NY 11220 Student Government 1Freshman and Sophomore Class Vice President1, Student Union, Committees: Book Ex- change, New Student Orientation MICHAEL HIGGINS 11 West Cedarview Avenue Staten Island. NY 10306 12121 351-8580 Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges, Circle K, DePaul Society, DOWNTOWNER: Liturgy Group, SAM, Stagers, Student Union, TOMAHAWK: Commit- tees: Autumn Ball, Dance Marathon, Fine Arts, New Stu- dent Orientation, Staten Island Dance Marathon: Delta Psi Upsilon 1Secretary1, Intramurals: Basketball, Bowling, Football and Softball 1DPU1 KATHLEEN HRELJA 47 School Road Staten Island. NY 10305 12121 273-3769 Dean's List, Association for Computing Machinery, Bart- lett Rangers, Math Club. SORTILEDGE: ROTC, Intramur- als: Basketball Captain 1S.C.C:1, Intercollegiate Softball Team, Schlitz Basketball Team CAROL HYNES 90 Oak Street Bayonne. NJ 07002 Certificate of AChievement in Psychology, Dean's List, Lambda Kappa Phi 1President1, Who's Who in American Collleges and Universities, Circkle K, Criminal Justice Association, PsychologyfSociology Club, Student Union, Vincentian Society, Intramurals: Basketball, Softball and Volleyball 1Knockouts1, All Star Basketball and Volleyball Teams, Intercollegiate Softball Team, Schlitz Basketball Team EVELYN IMPERATO 16 79th Street Brooklyn, NY 11209 Dean's List JOSEPH C. INFANTINO 1053 86th Street Brooklyn. NY 11228 12121 680-7385 Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges, Ac- counting Society 1Accounting Internship1, Circle K 1Presi- dent, Board Of Directors, Al lommi Blood Drive, Spring Fever Dance Committee1, DOWNTOWNER, MOC, Stu- dent Government 1Alternate Junior Class President, AI- ternate Executive Board President1, Committees: Au- tumn Ball, New Student Orientation, Staten Island Dance Marathon, Intramurals: Basketball and Football 1Animal Housej. Softball 1Vigilantes1 ALBERT IOMMI 395 Woodstock Avenue Staten Island. NY 10301 12121 727-1553 Accounting Society, Circle K Seniors 157 IQ i .. GENE IUCCI CHRISTOPHER JAVARUSKI DENNIS JLILIAN CHARLES KACZKA BS. Management BS. Accounting BS. Management BS. Criminal Justice is. ill? 3 i' THOMAS D. KEELEY KEITH T.A. KELLY TERENCE KENNY JOHN P. KOSCIUSKO BS. Accounting BA. Speech ' English B.A. Speech B.A, English Y History 'QP i E: . wi, a-.M ROBERT M. KOVACK ALISON MARY LACERRA DONNA LAMONTE DIANE LANDI BS. Management BS. Elementary Education BS' Accounting B.A. English - American Studies I58 Tomahawk I I if N, if xiii, . .Yi VICTOR J. LANDI B.S. Transportation LINDA LANZI BA. Political Science - Speech TERRI LAROCCA A,A. Liberal Arts GENE IUCCI 198 Cannon Boulevard Staten Island. NY 10306 Dean's List, SAM CHRISTOPHER JAVARUSKI 951 North Railroad Avenue Staten Island. NY 10306 12121 987-0888 DENNIS JLILIAN 22 Hilwood Avenue Elizabeth. NJ 08817 12011 549-3308 SAM 1Secretary, Treasurer, Vice President of the Cam- pus Chapter Performance Program1, Intramurals: Basket- ball 1Garden Staters1, Football 1Moons1 CHARLES KACZKA 36 East 36th Street Bayonne. NJ 07002 12011 339-4792 THOMAS D. KEELEY 364 Clarke Avenue Staten Island. NY 10306 12121 987-4349 Dean's List, Accounting Society, Intramurals: Basketball, Football, Softball KEITH T. A. KELLY 78 Gregg Place Staten Island, NY 10301 Alpha Psi Omega, Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities, DOWNTOWNER 1Feature Editor1, EPIT- OME 1Assistant Literary Editor1, Liturgy Group 1Presi- dent1, PROTEUS 1Assistant Editor1, Speech Forum, Stagers, Committees: Fine Arts, New Student Orientation TERENCE KENNY 223 Amber Street Staten Island. NY 10306 12121 987-4907 Circle K, DOWNTOWNER, Pre-Law Society 1Vice Presi- dent1, Student Union 1Treasurer1, Committees: Senior Prom, Ski Trip, Delta Psi Upsilon, Intramurals: Bowling, Football and Softball 1DPU1 JOHN P. KOSCILISKO 7123 10th Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11228 Alpha Psi Omega, Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges, Circle K, DOWNTOWNER 1Editor-in-Chief1, EPITOME1Editor-in-Chief1, Speech Forum, Stagers, Com- mittees: New Student Orientation, Staten Island Dance Marathon, Sweetheart of Phi Eta Chi ROBERT M. KOVACK 503 King Street Staten Island, NY 10312 12121 356-1774 Student Union, Delta Psi Upsllon1Historian1, Intramurals: Basketball, Bowling, Football and Softball 1DPU1 ALISON MARY LACERRA 187 Bay 26th Street Brooklyn, NY 11214 Kappa Delta Phi 1O.ueens1, Education Club, Committees: Book Exchange, New Student Orientation, Intramurals: Basketball 1Shooting Stars1 DONNA LAMONTE 118 Bay 22nd Street Brooklyn, NY 11214 Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges, Ac- counting Society, Student Union, Intramurals: Bowling 1Joey's Angels1 DIANE LANDI 1251 74th Street Brooklyn. NY 11228 12121 680-3607 Deans List, Silver Key in English and in American Stud- ies, Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges, DOWNTOWNER, EPITOME 1Literary Editor1, Commit- tees: Curriculum, Elections, New Student Orientation, Senior Prom, Delta Kappa Delta 1Secretary1, Intramurals: Basketball, Bowling and Volleyball 1DKD1 VICTOR J. LANDI 60 Case Avenue Staten Island, NY 10309 LINDA LANZI 108 St. Stephen's Place Staten Island. NY 10306 12121 979-3977 Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges, Circle K 1Board of Directors, Chairperson of Freshman Develop- ment1, MOC, Pre-Law Society, PsychoIogyfSociology Club, Student Government 1Executive Board Secretary, Junior Class Secretary1, Student Union, Committees: Ad- missions and Academic Standing, Autumn Ball, Curricu- lum, Elections, Faculty Council, Judiciary, Ski Trip, Teacher of the Year, University Ball, Intramurals: Basket- ball 1Circle K1 TERRI LAROCCA 287 Milton Avenue Staten Island, NY 10306 Deans List Seniors 159 1b,,At it I, HELEN LAVELLE DOMINIC T. LEONE JOHN T. LIBERTI ANNE M. LLIDWIG B.S. Accounting B.S. Management BS. Political Science BS. Accounting jk gun.. fix 'CWS' ,X N A rr B i i I .: 1 I - I I SANDRA LCIPO DAVID MADDEN FRANCIS T. MANGANO JOANN MARCHICA BS. Speech - Elementary Education BS. Accounting BS. Computer Science B.S. Elementary Education 1 gn. 'vc ,iw ET.. ....,, Y... -. JOSEPH F. MARGIOTTA JOSEPH A. MARINO RICHARD MARINO MARGUERITE MARRACCINI BA. Speech B.S, Accounting BS. Transportation BS. Management Tomahawk MARIA MASTELLONE B.A. History - American Studies LEONARD MASTRANDREA B.S. Management FRANK MAZZARA B.S. Accounting HELEN LAVELLE 639 59th Street Brooklyn. NY 11220 12121 492-7978 Who's Who in American Universities and Collegesg Ac- counting Societyg SAMQ Student Government 1Alternate1g Committees: New Student Orientation, Judiciary DOMENIC T. LEONE 602 Midland Avenue Staten Island. NY 10306 TOMAHAWK JOHN T. LIBERTI 1583 85th Street Brooklyn. NY 11228 Who's Who in American Universities and Collegesg Circle K 1Board of Directors, Spring Fever Dance Committee1g DOWNTOWNERQ EPITOMEQ Liturgy Groupg Student Government 1Alternate Executive Board member, Alter- nate Junior Class Secretary1g Committees: Academic Af- fairs, Autumn Ball, New Student Orientation ANNE M. LLIDWIG 25 Hasbrouck Road Staten Island. NY 10304 12121 351-4086 Accounting Society SANDRA LUPO 324 Clifton Avenue Staten Island. NY 10305 Circle Kg Education Club 1Secretary1g Speech Forum DAVID MADDEN 324 Ovington Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11209 12121 836-6125 Accounting Societyg Phi Beta Rathskellarg Intramurals: Basketball 1Mens' Room, Our Gang, Animal House1, Foot- ball 1Animal House1, Volleyball 1Our Gang1 FRANCIS T. MANGANO 1829 Marine Parkway Brooklyn. NY 11234 12121 336-8644 Intramurals: Basketball and Bowling 1Our Gang1, Football 1Our Gang, Brothers, lndiansj, Softball 1Mattera's Mob, Cal's Pals1, Volleyball 1Our Gang, Brothers1 JOANN MARCHICA 11 Madison Avenue Staten Island. NY 10314 Who's Who in American Universities and Collegesg Circle K 1Board of Directors1g Education Clubg PROTEUSg Stu- dent Government 1Freshman and Sophomore Class Presi- dent1g Student Union: Committees: Awards Dinner, Book Exchange, Curriculum, Faculty Council, New Student Orientation 1Chairperson1, Public Relations 1Chairperson1, University Appeals JOSEPH F. MARGIOTTA 38 Tuscarora Circle Old Bridge, NJ 08857 12011 679-3239 Circle K: Speech Forum, Intramurals: Football JOSEPH A. MARINO 55 Blackstone Road Port Reading. NJ 07064 12011 541-7016 Accounting Society, Intramurals: Basketball 1Garden Statersj, Bowling 1Ball Busters1 RICHARD MARINO 1411 81st Street Brooklyn, NY 11228 12121 837-4371 Circle K 1Board of Directors, Sports Coordinatorjg MOCg Tae-Kwan Doe: Weightlifting Societyg Committees: Awards Dinner, Open Houseg Intramurals: Basketball, Bowling and Football 1Animal House1, Softball 1Vigilan- tes1 MARGUERITE MARRACCINI 2803 Hylan Boulevard Staten Island. NY 10306 12121 351-8440 Circle Kg DOWNTOWNERQ Modern Danceg Photography Club 1President1g SAM, TOMAHAWK: Committees: Fine Artsg Intramurals: Basketball and Softball 1Knockouts1g Intercollegiate Volleyball Team MARIA MASTELLONE 8916 16th Avenue Brooklyn. NY 11214 Certificate of Acievement in American Studies: Dean's Listg Silver Key in Historyg Lambda Kappa Phi, Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges: Circle K: Cultural Society 1Founder, Presidentjg DOWNTOWNERQ Political Science Clubg Pre-Law Society: Committees: Au- tumn Ball, Book Exchange, Elections, New Student Ori- entation, Public Relations LEONARD MASTRANDEA 61 Woodcrest Road Staten Island. NY 10303 FRANK MAZZARA 1233 84th Street Brooklyn. NY 11228 12121 836-3493 Dean's Listg Accounting Society: Circle K 1Treasurer, Presidential Advisory Committee13 DOWNTOWNERg MOC 1Business Managerlg Student Uniong Weightlifting Societyg Committees: Teacher of the Year: Intramurals: Bowling and Football 1Animal House1, Softball 1Mattera's Mobj Seniors 161 fx 'Of , il 'Af fffcif 41 v- ff BL. 'C' 'D- , Mft HX ? 1 CONCETTA SISTO MAZZELLA B.S. Elementary Education iii 1 I i , I JOHN MCPARTLAN B.S. Athletic Administration JOHN MCALOON MARY BETH MCCONNELL MICHAEL MCGUIRE BS. Management B.A. Mathematics BS. Transportation Ari, iv... I I 2 KAREN CHIZMAR MCPARTLAN B.S, Management Q il. 'CS- Q4 ,,f pl! X i ' tic. ff f - 1 E 1 I I Iii X I 3 I KAREN ANN MESSO- CLARE MILZA GRIMALDI B.S. Speech ' Education BS. Criminal Justice in GIOVANNI MIRIZZI RICHARD R. MISKEWITZ MICHAEL MORIARTY KENNETH WILLIAM BS. Political Science BLS. Accounting B.S. Mathematics MULLER 162 Tomahawk BS. Criminal Justice - Sociology FRANK J. NAPPI B.S. Accounting CRAIG NATALE B.S. Accounting ANTHONY VINCENT NAVARINO B.S. Transportation CONCETTA SISTO MAZZELLA 129 Dongan Hills Avenue Staten Island. NY 10305 Education Club 1Treasurer1 JOHN MCALOON 420 College Avenue Staten Island, NY 10314 12121 447-3281 MARY BETH MCCONNELL 110 Barbara Street Staten Island. NY 10306 12121 987-0608 Certificate of Achievement in Mathematics, Dean's List, Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges, Circle K, DOWNTOWNER, Historical Society, Political Science Club, Pre-Law Society, Student Union, Committees: Au- tumn Ball, Book Exchange, Elections, New Student Ori- entation, Public Relations, Senior Prom MICHAEL MCGUIRE 3908 Victory Boulevard Staten Island, NY 10314 12121 981-4918 Delta Nu Alpha JOHN MCPARTLAN 459 Avenue E Bayonne. NJ 07002 Athletic Administration Club, Circle K, Student Union, Queens Dance Marathon, Intramurals: Basketball, Football, Golf Tournament KAREN CHIZMAR MCPARTLAN 459 Avenue E Bayonne, NJ 07002 Dean's List, Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges, Circle K, SAM 1Programs Chairperson1, Student Government 1Junior Class Vice President1, Student Union, Vincentian Society, Committees: Autumn Ball, Judiciary, New Student Orientation, Queens Dance Mara- thon, lntramurals: Basketball, Bowling, Softball and Vol- leyball 1Knockouts1 KAREN ANN MESSO-GRIMALDI 66 Turf Road Staten Island, NY 10314 12121 761-3025 Circle K, Criminal Justice Association, Pre-Law Society, PsychologyfSociology Club, Student Union, Commit- tees: Autumn Ball, Book Exchange, Elections, Senior Prom, Staten Island Dance Marathon, Alpha Theta Upsi- lon 1Athletic Directorj, Intramurals: Basketball, Bowling, Softball and Volleyball 1ATU1, Schlitz Basketball Team CLARE MILZA 795 Fingerboard Road Staten Island, NY 10305 12121 447-5003 Dean's List, Education Club, Speech Forum, Intramurals: Basketball 1Shooting Stars1, Softball 1Swinging Stars1, Volleyball 1AII Starsj GIOVANNI MIRIZZI 678 Richmond Avenue Staten Island, NY 10302 Circle K, Political Science Club, Alpha Upsilon RICHARD R. MISKEWITZ 22 East 23rd Street Bayonne, NJ 07002 12011 339-5641 Accounting Society, Student Government 1Freshman Class Treasurer1, Vincentian Society, Intramurals: Foot- ball, Softball MICHAEL MORIARTY 360 Wilson Avenue Staten Island. NY 10312 12121356-5529 KENNETH WILLIAM MULLER 26 Hollow Lane Levittown. NY 11756 15161 796-5223 Certificate of Achieement in Sociology, Dean's List, Sil- ver Key in Criminal Justice, Bartlett Rangers, ROTC, Committees: High School Relations, Intramurals: Basket- ball 1Fast Breaks1 FRANK J. NAPPI 415 Hoyt Avenue Staten Island, NY 10301 12121448-0273 Dean's List, Accounting Society CRAIG NATALE 81 Dreyer Avenue Staten Island. NY 10314 12121 698-7250 Accounting Society ANTHONY VINCENT NAVARINO 3184 Amboy Road Staten Island, NY 10306 12121 447-8247 Seniors 163 'Ti as Q -'wg STEPHEN J. NOBRIGA JAMES M. O'BRIEN MICHAEL W. O'BRIEN JOANNE O'DONNELL B.A. Political Science - History B.S. Management B.S. Management B.S, Mathematics -Na ,L JAMES O'HARE PATRICIA A. O'MAGGIO SEAN O'TOOLE DOMENICK ODDO B.S. Accounting BA. Speech B.S. Management B.S. Criminal Justice Qi gli, K X . ELLEN M. ONORATA MARYANN ORLOWSKI ANTHONY PACCHIANO MICHELLE M. PALACIOS B.S. Management B.S. Accounting BS, Transportation B.S. Elementary Education Tomahawk Y GINNY PANZARINO B.S. Elementary Education J. CLARKE PARADISE B.S. Management JOHN PARR B.A. Political Science STEPHEN J. NOBRIGA 716 Byrne Avenue Staten Island, NY 10314 DOWNTOWNER 1Poetry Contest Winnerjg ROTC: Stagersg Intramurals: Softball JAMES M. O'BRIEN 85 Bryant Avenue Staten Island. NY 10306 PsychologyfSociology Club: SAM MICHAEL W. O'BRIEN 436 Sheffield Street Staten Island. NY 10310 1212, 448-6605 MOC, SAM: Intramurals: Softball 1The Harpsi JOANNE O'DONNELL 33 Walker Place Staten Island. NY 10312 Certificate of Achievement in Mathematics and in Ele- mentary Educationg Dean's List: Education Club: Math Club: Intramurals: Bowling 1Super Starsl JAMES O'HARE 44 Hylan Boulevard Staten Island. NY 10305 1212j 981-0984 Dean's List: Bartlett Rangers: ROTC PATRICIA A. O'MAGGIO 1318 74th Street Brooklyn. NY 11228 Hustle Clubg MOC: PROTELISg Speech Forum: Commit- tees: Autumn Ballg Alpha Theta Upsilon 1Orientation Di- rectorlg Intramurals: Basketball, Bowling, Softball and Volleyball 1ATLlj SEAN O'TOOLE 283 Jefferson Boulevard Staten Island. NY 10312 1212j 948-4554 Intramurals: Basketball and Softball 1The Harpsj DOMENICK ODDO 7009 15th Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11228 12121 232-7018 Dean's List: Circle Kg Pre-Law Society: Committees: Awards Dinner: Intramurals: Basketball, Football and Softball 1Animal Housel ELLEN M. ONORATA 14 Goodwin Avenue Staten Island. NY 10314 12121 447-2329 Circle K MARYANN ORLOWSKI 680 Rensselaer Avenue Staten Island. NY 10312 12121 356-1073 Accounting Society: Lambda Chi 1Vice Presidentlg Intra- murals: Basketball, Bowling and Volleyball 1Lambda Chi, Super Starsl ANTHCNY PACCHIANO 1963 West 12th Street Brooklyn. NY 11223 1212, 266-1811 DOWNTOWNERg PROTEUS3 Committees: Fine Arts MICHELLE M. PALACIOS 60 Wintham Loop Staten Island. NY 10314 Dean's List: Education Club GINNY PANZARINO 35 Andes Place Staten Island. NY 10314 12125 698-9762 Dean's List: Education Club 1Staten Island Reading Asso- ciationl J. CLARKE PARADISE 20 Stearns Road East Brunswick, NJ 08816 1201, 238-0043 DOWNTOWNER 1Distribution Managerlg ROTC: SAM 1Vice President for Programs, Vice President for Public- itylg Committees: Fine Arts, High School Relations: Intra- murals: Softball 1The Harpsj JOHN PARR 976 Schopman Drive Secaucus. NJ 07094 12015 865-5555 Seniors 165 av'-. 'lumix ir,-5 . , I W f 1 . I l VIQKIE PELLEGRINO AVA MARIE PENNINGTON ANDY PERDEK LAWRENCE PETRAKAKOS B-S. Accounting B.S. Management BS. Accounting B.S. Accounting .lft fi. .V , f X 3 KN! X g I I Wa K 4 5 I ' 1 'V JOANNE PETROZZO RICHARD PIKOWSKI JOYCE POLACK KENNETH POLICANO BS. Psychology B.S. Accounting B.S, Criminal Justice - History B.S. Criminal Justice KK Jef, Q, .. SN. YY' 1 v l if LOUISE POLIMENI RALPH JOHN PORZIO MARIA TERESA PREITE BS. Accounting B.S. Finance B,A4 Speech , English 166 Tomahawk wg-L 'Q WW., . Rm M vrmwfno ., U O 2 5112 903' 352 Q0 32 53' 'DTI rn I ' E JANET PUNTORIERI B.S. Criminal Justice VICTOR QUAIL B,S. Transportation CANFIELD RANGEL B.A. Speech VICKIE PELLEGRINO 1242 Prospect Avenue Brooklyn. NY 11218 Accounting Society 1Executive Secretary1: Photography Club AVA MARIE PENNINGTON 328 Mallory Avenue Staten Island. NY 10305 12121 981-7313 Dean's List: Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges: Circle K: Liturgy Group: SAM: TOMAHAWK 1Typing Editor1: Committees: New Student Orientation: Staten Island Dance Marathon: Intramurals: Bowling 1Knockouts1 ANDY PERDEK 156 South Hill Road Colonia, NJ 07067 12011 388-8406 Dean's List: Accounting Society: Intramurals: Basketball, Softball LAWRENCE PETRAKAKOS 119 7th Street Port Reading. NJ 07064 12011 541-4697 Accounting Society: Photography Club: Staten Island and Queens Dance Marathons: Intramurals: Football 1Animal House1 JOANNE PETROZZO 149 Overlook Terrace Staten Island. NY 10305 12121 442-5250 Student Government 1Secretal'yI9 Vincentian Society 1Secretary1: Committees: Academic Affairs, Faculty Council, Judiciary 1Chairperson1, New Student Orienta- tion: Intramurals: Basketball 1Super Stars, Chiacks1, Bowling 1Joey's Angels1, Volleyball 1Super Stars, Chiacks1, Schlitz Basketball Team RICHARD PIKOWSKI 121 Bedford Avenue Staten Island, NY 10306 12121 351-0011 Accounting Society JOYCE POLACK 20 Sisson Avenue Bayonne, NJ 07002 KENNETH POLICANO 104 Prospect Avenue Staten Island. NY 10301 Dean's List: Criminal Justice Association 1Vice President1 LOUISE POLIMENI 287 Woodbine Avenue Staten Island. NY 10314 12121 761-1681 Accounting Society: Circle K 1Secretary, Board of Direc- tors1: Intramurals: Basketball 1Sisters, Circle K1, Volley- ball 1Sisters1: Intercollegiate Softball Team RALPH JOHN PORZIO 310 Park Street Staten Island. NY 10306 12121 351-3185 Dean's List: Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges MARIA TERESA PREITE 8501 Narrows Avenue Brooklyn. NY 11209 President's Society: Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges: Circle K: DOWNTOWNER: Speech Forum: Student Government 1NDC Secretary, Executive Board Vice President, Senior Class President1: Student Union: Committees: Academic Affairs, Book Exchange, Curricu- lum, Elections 1Chairperson1, Faculty Council, New Stu- dent Orientation, Senior Prom 1Chairperson1, Teacher of the Year: Staten Island Dance Marathon: Delta Kappa Delta 1Treasurer1: Intramurals: Basketball 1Shooting Stars, Free Agents, DKD1, Bowling 1DKD1, Softball 1Swinging Stars1, Volleyball 1All Stars, DKD1 DONNA PLICCIARELLI 208 Belair Road Staten Island. NY 10305 12121 442-3253 Dean's List: Accounting Society: Circle K JANET PLINTORIERI 2362 63rd Street Brooklyn. NY 11204 Photography Club: PROTEUS: Tae-Kwan Doe VICTOR QLIAIL 29-44 Curtis Street East Elmhurst. NY 11369 Delta Nu Alpha CANFIELD RANGEL 509 Kissel Avenue Staten Island. NY 10301 12121 442-8364 Criminal Justice Association 1Public Relations Officer1 Seniors 167 ,A Ji! Y vit. i : FRANK ROSSI B.S. Criminal Justice ','x' kv- lf T Ha ! I I I U i , LAWRENCE SAVALLO JR. BS. Accounting DOUGLAS RYDELL YVETTE SANDOVAL ANGELA SANGIORGIO B.A. Psychology B.S. Criminal Justice B.S. Transportation 'S 415 is W:-fe DANIEL C. SBLENDORIO MARY JANE SCIASCIA CAMILLE SCOTTO B. S. Accounting B.S. Accounting B.S. Mathematics - Computer Science GRACE M. SCOTTO B.A. Psychology 168 Tomahawk 71 CX T l I ANDREA SHAW MARK SHAY PETER JOSEPH SNEDDON B.A. Speech B.S. Political Science - Psychology B.S. Accounting ROSEMARY SOCCI B.S. Accounting MATTHEW SOSNOWSKI B.A. Psychology PAULA SPARACIO B.A. Speech FRANK ROSSI 2 78th Street Brooklyn, NY 11209 12121 238-1346 Dean's Listg Circle Kg Criminal Justice Associationg Com- mittees: Dance Marathong Queens Dance Marathong Indi- an Society 1AIumni Director1g Intramurals: Bowling, Foot- ball and Softball 1lndians1 DOUGLAS RYDELL 72 Holly Avenue Staten Island. NY 10308 12121 984-1562 YVETTE SANDOVAL 94 Logan Avenue Staten Island, NY 10301 ANGELA SANGIORGIO 1984 70th Street Brooklyn. NY 11204 12121331-2609 Delta Nu Alpha, Lambda Chi LAWRENCE SAVALLO JR. 1258 58th Street Brooklyn. NY 11219 Accounting Society, Phi Beta Rathskellar DANIEL C. SBLENDORIO 150 Sparkill Avenue Staten Island. NY 10304 12121 979-6093 Beta Gamma Sigmag Honors Program 1Executive in Resi- dence1, Dean's Listg Accounting Society 1Tutoring Pro- gram1g Intramurals: Basketball 1Fast Breaks1, Softball 1Vigilantes1 MARY JANE SCIASCIA 79 Bartlett Avenue Staten Island, NY 10312 12121 984-5407 CAMILLE SCOTTO 65 Morton Street Staten Island. NY 10306 12121 987-8025 Cultural Societyg Math Club 1Secretal'yl: TOMAHAWK: Intramurals: Basketball 1Shooting Stars, Free Agents, S.C.C,1, Softball 1Swinging Stars1,VolIeyball 1Knockouts1 GRACE M. SCOTTO 369 76th Street Brooklyn. . NY 11209 12121 836-2798 Dean's Listg Lanbda Kappa Phi 1Secretary1g Silver Key in Psychologyg Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges: Circle Kg DOWNTOWNERQ Liturgy Groupg Psy- choIogyfSocioIogy Clubg Student Union 1Secretary1g TOMAHAWK: Committees: Awards Dinner, New Stu- dent Orientation, Public Relationsg Staten Island Dance Marathong Intramurals: Basketball, Bowling Captain, Softball and Volleyball 1Knockouts1 ANDREA SHAW 1535 East 14th Street Brooklyn. NY 11230 12121 998-7797 Who's Who in American Universities and Collegesg Circle Kg Speech Forumg Student Government 1Senior Class NDC Secretary1g Student Union: TOMAHAWK: Vincen- tian Societyg Committees: Autumn Ball, By Laws, Elec- tions, Faculty Council, New Student Orientation, Senior Prom, Teacher Accountability, Teacher of the Yearg Stat- en Island and Queens Dance Marathonsg Delta Kappa Delta 1Vice President1g Intramurals: Basketball and Volley- ball 1DKD1 MARK SHAY 8019 Ridge Boulevard Brooklyn. NY 11209 12121 238-8256 DOWNTOWNERQ Political Science Clubg Student Govern- ment 1Alternate Junior Class Treasurer1g Student Union 1AIternate Chairmanjg TOMAHAWK: Weightlifting Soci- etyg Committees: Dance Marathon 1DPU Security1, New Student Orientation, Senior Promg Delta Psi UpsiIon1Vice Presidentjg Intramurals: Basketball, Bowling, Football and Softball 1DPU1g Joe College '79 PETER JOSEPH SNEDDON 449 36th Street Brooklyn. NY 11232 12121 499-0905 Accounting Societyg Weightlifting Society ROSEMARY SOCCI 187 Dongan Street Staten Island. NY 10310 12121 727-9676 Dean's Listg Honors Programg Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges: Accounting Society 1Corre- spondence Secretaryl: Circle K 1Board of Directors1g Stu- dent Government 1Alternate Executive Board Secretaryjg Committees: Autumn Ball, New Student Orientationg ln- tramurals: Basketball 1Circle K1 MATTHEW SOSNOWSKI 286 6th Street Brooklyn. NY 11215 12121 768-7689 Dean's Listg Silver Key in Psychologyg Circle Kg MOCQ PsychologyjSociology Club: Tae-Kwan Doe PAULA SPARACIO 154 Titus Avenue Staten Island. NY 10306 12121 979-9141 Modern Dance, TOMAHAWK: Student Union Seniors 169 ,lgfrgfts 1 I- A ' C' .w-'rs ,- ? 5 K J NIJ .-va: - gc -,,' 1 2-pt , 5 1 J ' ,z 'lv . I i I 'Lili PAUL F. SPARANDERA VINCENT JAMES SPINELLA BETTY E. STALTARI EDWARD STRAFACI BS. Manaqement BS. Management B.S. Elementary Education B.S. Accounting fu, it:-.4 i,,., it Y l I 2 I i i 2 5 - a Ixi , 1 ,i 'tt V K. MARK SLIPRENANT MARY TAYLOR ANGELO V. TIMPONE PETER TOMAO B.S, Criminal Justice B.S. Accounting B.S. Accounting B.S. Accounting lf' if -Q? MICHAEL A. TORRENTE MICHAEL ANGELO PETER J. TULLY JOHN VACANTE B.S. Computer Science TUQQIARONE BS. Criminal Justice BS, Criminal Justice I7O Tomahawk B.S, Accounting JOSEPH VALENTI B.S. Accounting THERESA VASCIMINI B.S. Management DEBRA VENDITTO B.S. Accounting PAUL F. SPARANDERA 35 Waldron Avenue Staten Island. NY 10301 SAM 1Vice President for Membership1 VINCENT JAMES SPINELLA 1274 85th Street Brooklyn. NY 11228 12121 833-4837 Circle K 1Board of Directors1, Finance Club 1President1g SAM, Student Union, Weightlifting Society, Committees: Autumn Ball, New Student Orientation, Senior Prom, Intramurals: Basketball, Bowling, Football and Softball Captain 1Animal House1 BETTY E. STALTARI 395 Union Street Jersey City. NJ 07304 12011 332-7058 Dean's List, Silver Key in Education, Education Club 1Correspondance Secretary1 EDWARD STRAFACI 1414 83rd Street Brooklyn. NY 11228 12121 232-6753 Dean's List, President's Society, Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges, Accounting Society 1Treasur- er1, Circle K 1Founder, President, Chairman of the Board1, Student Government 1Junior Class President, Executive Board President1, Student Union, Committees: Academic Affairs: Autumn Ball 1Chairman1, University Ball, Univer- sity Honorary Degree, Intramurals: Basketball 1DPU1, Softball 1Animal House1 MARK SUPRENANT 16 Odin Street Staten Island. NY 10306 12121 987-0408 Dean's List, Silver Key in Criminal Justice, Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges, Political Science Club, Intramurals: Basketball, Softball, Intercollegiate Tennis Team, Tennis Tournament, S.C.C. Coach MARY TAYLOR 328 Hanover Avenue Staten Island. NY 10304 12121 727-3204 Beta Gamma Sigma, Dean's List, Honors Program 1Executive in Residence1, Omicron Delta Epsilon, Accounting Society 1Accounting Society Newsletter1, Intramurals: Basketball 1S.C.C.1, Softball 1Swinging Stars1 ANGELO V. TIMPONE 45 Seaver Avenue Staten Island. NY 10306 12121 987-7408 Accounting Society, Phi Beta Rathskellar PETER TOMAO 588 Greeley Avenue Staten Island, NY 10306 12121 351-2462 Accounting Society, Phi Beta Rathskellar MICHAEL A. TORRENTE 91 Signs Road Staten Island. NY 10314 12121 761-8056 Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges, Asso- ciation for Computing Machinery, Circle K, Math Club 1Vice President1, TOMAHAWK 1Art Editor1: Committees: Book Exchange, Elections, Intramurals: Football 1Bad Company1 MICHAEL ANGELO TUCCIARONE 463 Hoyt Avenue Staten Island. NY 10301 12121 447-3055 Dean's List, Accounting Society, Circle K, Intramurals: Softball 1VigiIantes1 PETER J. TULLY 64 South Parkway Clifton. NJ 07014 TOMAHAWK: Intramurals: Basketball 1Fast Breaks1 JOHN VACANTE 368 97th Street Brooklyn. NY 11209 Intramurals: Basketball and Football 1Animal House1 12121 836-5859 JOSEPH VALENTI 81 Ainsworth Avenue Staten Island. NY 10308 12121 351-4921 Dean's List, Accounting Society, Intramurals: Softball 1Al's Gang, Vigilantes1 THERESA VASCIMINI 120 98th Street Brooklyn. NY 11209 12121 680-8299 DOWNTOWNER, Liturgy Group, SAM 1Vice President for Membership, President, Gold Key1, TOMAHAWK: Committees: High School Relations, New Student Orien- tation DEBRA VENDITTO 236 Raritan Avenue Staten Island. NY 10305 12121 351-7239 Queens Dance Marathon, Alpha Theta Upsilon 1Treasur- er1, Intramurals: Basketball, Bowling, Softball and Volley- ball 1ATU1 Seniors 171 T gag.. l CONNIE VINDIGNI IVIICHELE VOLPE JOHN VOSILLA PHILLIP V. WATTS BS. Statistics ' Computer Science B.S. Management BS. Management BS. Management I I Ihr I A I fat SWT, ,IX N it I i X 2 ,X , Z i I it tit 1 1 l I I 1 CLARENCE WILLIAMS DOREEN WILSON PATRICIA WOICEKOWSKI THADDEUS WOZNY B.S. Sociology - Psychology B.S. Accounting BS. Criminal Justice - Sociology B.S. Political Science f'x :Tix ei? ,Q ,V w.....f ' I I ii - 1 I ROSEMARY ZACCARELLO ANTHONY ZAWISTOWSKI PHAEDELL BS, Elementary Education B.S. Criminal Justice BS. Janitorial SCier1CES Maintenance 172 Tomahawk CONNIE VINDIGNI 1539 Benson Avenue Brooklyn. NY 11228 12125 331-4853 Dean's List: Silver Key in Statistics: Math Club: MICHELE VOLPE 91 Emerson Court Staten Island, NY 10304 12121 981-2795 Dean's List: Photography Club: SAM: Intramurals: Bas- ketball, Softball, Volleyball JOHN VOSCILLA 1066 80th Street Brooklyn, NY 11228 Circle K: MOC: Intramurals: Basketball, Football and Softball 1Animal Housel PHILLIP V. WATTS 98 Greenleaf Avenue Staten Island. NY 10310 12121 442-3806 CLARENCE WILLIAMS 65 Morris Avenue Summit. NJ 07901 120lj 273-2567 SociologyfAntropology Club 1QueensJ DOREEN WILSON 756 47th Street Brooklyn, NY 11220 12125 854-1679 Dean's List: President's Society: Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges: Accounting Society, Circle K: Student Government 1Freshman and Sophomore Class President, Executive Board Treasurer and Vice Presi- dentl: Student Union: Committees: Book Exchange, Con- stitutional Revision, Elections, New Student Orientation, Senior Prom, Teacher of the Year: Staten Island Dance Marathon: Intramurals: Basketball and Bowling 1DKDl, Volleyball and Softball 1KnockoutsJ PATRICIA WOICEKOWSKI 76 Jefferson Street Metuchen. NJ 08840 12011 549-1572 Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges: Circle K: Criminal Justice Association: DePaul Society: DOWN- TOWNER 1News Editorj: EPITOME: Liturgy Group: Stagers: Student Government: Student Union: TOMA- HAWK: Committees: Autumn Ball, Awards Dinner, Book Exchange, Dance Marathon 1Staten Island and Queensl, Fine Arts, New Student Orientation, Public Relations 1Co- chairpersonl: Staten Island and Queens Dance Mara- thons: Intramurals: Basketball 1Phi Eta Chi, Knockoutsj, Softball and Volleyball 1Long Shots, Knockoutsl: Intercol- legiate Softball Team THADDEUS WOZNY 87 71st Street Brooklyn, NY 11209 Dean's List: Who's Who in American Colleges and Univer- sities: Circle K: Pre-Law Society: Political Science Club: Intramurals: Bowling, Football 1Bad Companyj ROSEMARY ZACCARELLO Dean's List: Education Club: Intramurals: Bowling 1Lambda Chil ANTHONY ZAWISTOWSKI 2 Veterans Court Bayonne. NJ 07002 PHAEDELL 28 Kleendaflore Street Pooschbrum. Outer Slobovia 12121 447-3543 Golden Plunger Award: Silver Key in Refilling Paper Tow- el Dispensers: Who's Who in Slobovian Janitorial Univer- sities: Sanitation Club: Maintenance On Campus: Society for the Advancement of Maintenance: Tae-Klean Doe: Trashlifting Society: Varsity Mopping: Emm Ti Pail Cus- todial Fraternity 1PresidentJ: voted Person Most Likely to Endorse Draino T l G M A nd. :Q of 1 Q. Z. 1 Pam uw . ,,,i x . I .ik X: f xW'-N ,ffl vuwu. AT CARD' UILE! M Wu vw .ww LEEFX f , V , ,ug XY -.Zyl 73- , -Q, V. ,Q Very Rev. Joseph T. Cahill, C.M. f President John Affisco Professor of Management Roland Benedetti W' -1? if . C.. xJ I5 ' xl RN' Nu Rev. Kenneth F. Slattery, C.M. Academic Vice President Rev. Leonard Badia Assistant Professor of Theology Joanne Bergren Y, Bursar's Office I' Q, Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice if . 1 f. ff e 1354 4 , 3 ' S y' X1 J I l T' X X , 176 Tomahawk Rev. Thomas V. Concagh. C.M Administrative Vice President Edward Beckenstein Professor of Mathematics John L. Bernardi Assistant Professor of Economics and Finance Rev. Joseph S. Breen. C.M Dean. Notre Dame College John J. Brennan Associate Dean. Notre Dame College E 1 ,at lx.- lil ggi WI Al Bovino Mail Clerk ,Z lrene Cacciamani Office of Admissions and Registrar Michael F. Capobianco Professor of Mathematics Letty Bonanno Secretary. Community Service Program 'il I M Kathy Brullo Secretary. Notre Dame College rj-'MESH , f Lorraine Campanelli Financial Aid Counselor If at - .A 'I W a ka lM,,4?7 m LW '-:lifwa Doris Bossert Office of Admissions and Registrar Fred Buckley Assistant Professor of Mathematics A, l wx' 'M '. t. 2 f r r 1 1 ,f A fax . Q, K' ,, ,A ,. , , VI, ,, .V , em V f V . VV-k Jflgxrv fy an K, ,w,., I 3 , 'M V1 d 7 A' . H f ' Cafeteria Staff All -fill' rg g' ,yea X A 'M 0 nv' - f HW Staff 177 Frank Caramico Assistant Professor of Accounting Anna Cardiello Library Staff X, Theresa M. Cavaliere Assistant Director. Financial Aid 178 Tomahawk I A Lewis Cimino Librarian V914 1 - . -- ga, ,Q , Geraldine D. Chapey Associate Professor of Education Vw., su T7 Pat Clark Secretary, Notre Dame College Florence Carini Typist. Notre Dame College 'SJ Claire Chrystal Secretary. College of Business Administration Geraldine Conroy Security Guard Angelo F. Contino Director, Counseling Center ..-F sxfi - Joan Corso Secretary. St. Vincent's College rs Eleanor Dahl Office of Admissions and Registrar John R. Diekman Assistant Professor of Speech Rev. Charles B. Crowley. O.P. Adjunct Professor of Philosophy We k Stephen P. Daurio Assistant Professor of Psychology 'e J ' W 6' -L.. John J. Dunn 'z -F . A X, W Jane Curran Library Staff John DeBrizzi Assistant Professor of Sociology Mary Anne Dooley Secretary Placement Center WK W1-iii X1 'W nun, I' m,,mg 3 ':,f4,yQg ff ' ly . ,...fus'I vis...-. XX- Joseph G. Dlhopolsky Assistant Professor of Psychology Assistant Professor of English F s 1 1 if A A l s Q i w Staff 179 John R. Ehrenberg Assistant Professor of Political Science Beatrice G. Ferrante Associate Professor of Speech 2 Rev. William J. Finn. C.M. Chaplain Edward A. Fiorelli Director, University information Services QF' ' :l il Ei! Joseph C. Gray Assistant Dean. St. Vincent's College John J. Fullen Consultant. Placement Center Robert A. Gates Assistant Professor of English John G. Griffin Assistant to the Dean of Students '4 wtfxe I f, P A flffl' Q Q. A A ' . :LS 1 V l i xt VZ .Q 'N iii ,, - f 1 Tx, ' 5? y X Evette Greene , ,I Instructor of Management ' ! L x-Z WML Richie Guenkel Bvww . Security Guard 180 Tomahawk 41-We ft, sw 591- , iff! WWI! www Mm. , Siavlfm K Wi wif? u in WZ 153419 HZ ' 'W KU wi '45 WA W f 4Q i2 I , f'l T'5f5L off' 4. ' . N m 'M K 3 N 1 l A., 'iii- . ' Josephine S. Gemake Assistant Professor of Education Kathleen Gettings Receptionist. Financial Aid Office ? Gertrude K. Hamilton Assistant Professor of English H at ..,. Thomas D. Houchin Professor of Speech X T ,ew M -.Q-M' f' Helen Germinario Rev. John J. Gerhard, S.J. Instructor of Theology Receptionist. Counseling Center ,AOA Susan V. Hahn Administration Robin L. Gussow Adjunct Instructor of Sociology Q Barnett D. Hodes iam . guy , I K Peter J. Harmantas A N4 ,I Assistant Dean, College of fi -3.4-f K3 Business Administration c Adjunct Associate Professor of Fine Arts ,. - f' 2 X ,ff Sw I - N5 l , - f-,I ' , L I . i f. IJ, n , F Assistant to the Dean. College of Business Staff 181 'F' Eugene Hunt Librarian Mary McAloon Kenny Assistant to the Director of Alumni Relations Q4 Anna Kitts Receptionist. University Information Services pn l VX fw- 182 Tomahawk Stephen Kagann Assistant Professor of Economics Stanley Kilichowski Security Guard X ,X ' if f ., , Q 'i if L if . 3 ,. M , . V K H' , tsfyx Q, ,..--like y , y , 6 4 dfssafff Si 5 d i ?lisff'?ifs A HY 5. K Y A' F 5- Q' 'SIX ' ,- 47118, 5 ,qs , - - i'.l Q 4: if , 'F L 4. Q S'-555 E I, W ., . 15? VL nigy ,, Is . my fmt' Ami Regina Kleinmann Computer Lab Assistant 5 Bill Kane Security Guard Ruthanne Kirby Library Staff Rev. Thomas S. Krafinski, C.M. Chaplain Raymond J. Kudla Associate Professor of Accounting and Taxation , ,.-ff' Margaret l. Lane Dean of Students Judith Lilleston Adjunct Professor of Sociology 47 Susan C. Lushing Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice m M 'i Mark Marpet Assistant Professor of Quantitative Analysis Lee Lattanand Associate Professor of Accounting William R. Luckey Assistant Professor of Political Science Nick Manzione Security Guard if Seymour Leinseider Assistant Professor of Accounting and Taxation Billy Lula and Omer Muratovic Maintenance Crew Q 3 4 W, -- Maintenance Crew f. AiLxN -s 'X ', ' X, N - ft vii I i 'F Q ' A -A ' Illwyl t..- jj g' g I AAA ! 2 , X,-A Staff 183 Philita McAuliffe Financial Aid Counselor 41 , Irene McCarthy Assistant Professor of Accounting and Taxation ,... , ay. Patricia A. McManus Counselor Barbara Mendoza Assistant Professor of Speech ,J Aurelius Mignone Assistant Professor of Science Wi l . ... QD , lfy. ' r 4 l.es Merrell Security Guard ,1 . , I '-N Q J , Al ' ' A f ' ., A . I av f aj, V at QV gi? 4,5 ' Q A 5 .' Q A 'fr y 'W A A -' N v ' . X me ' Frances M Mlsclagna Adjunct Instructor of italian F. -4--4, K. x Eff. Geraldine D. Mollo Assistant to the Director. Placement Center John Mitchell Security Guard 184 Tomahawk John C. Molluzzo Associate Professor of Mathematics Q i - Marilyn J. Montemurro Assistant to the Dean of Admissions and Registrar Marge Murphy. Bob Esten and Jerry Hogan Security Guards Kathleen Monteverdi Typist, Notre Dame College 1 i 7 9 L Patricia A. Mulvey Director. Placement Center Kathy Nasella Office of Admissions and Registrar f, M -o 7 Mrs. Noss Office of the Dean of Students lm 3 5 1 H 6' 1 if 'Q ,, E ,,g. : SA N 'X fs . rj J 3 l J A W-iw! Donna Narducci University Information Advisor Patricia O Connell Office of Admissions and Registrar f'! Gloria Olivieri Harold Osmer Assistant Professor of History f ff W' avi? as Bursar's Office Staff l85 's.. -1 I Robert E. Orlowski D s 'N Patricia K. Palermo University Information Advisol , new Dean gf Admissions and Registrar Linda Pascarella Secretary. College of Business if Administration Priscilla J Patterson Adjunct Instructor of English gb Why fi 'mf U ' 'f f-6' j 1495 Q. .MMA ,t,, 'I ' 9' l86 Tomahawk Leroy E. Pagano Associate Professor Management Barbara Patella Secretary, Alumni Relations Office Y? Cathy Pimpinella Secretary. College of Business Administration i l David B. Patterson Associate Professor of Mathematics Marie D. Porzio, R.N. Campus Nurse I Ellen Powers Secretary. Notre Dame College 1 M, V ,..m.Q 48 xv' Laws gf ml -s 3 7,34 Q V ..a W Q Q, ga. f l 95 'yL, 1, l 'fi F ,ii 'gps 2 .lA, ba Phyllis T. Rahn Secretary. Notre Dame College , V 2 K t ' if Q . . -... V .T WN: A .jffiu 5' F v'9S9'f A , A ' ll.l T fr H . ' f w- ,,. , Nw., ff '. ' fl: ' A 'I A fe 01 5 , . My 'V W qv 'A ' - x P leefe 1 - T x 1 T - A -.fnffv,1- ,ff 1. G Vl, 4 ..,,, ,,, l,, . i 3 . Q E,L ,VV,V,A ,Z 5,, V . L , ,, t , 6. ,,.,, , , , ,V ., M . v , . ff-:ff fly , , We W f la.. . H , H1365 fi , 3 t gum ,, xi -QM' WW 4 B' Q, . .. PM ' I6 em U' lx Q t . as ' 7 2 8' w WZ42, Z ff, 'Y with 1 Q .my I N M, wa 4 -1: 'W ra A is , llw lll 2 John C. Rao Assistnt Professor of History 'UW Peter A. Redpath Assistant Professor of Philosophy Edna Rodgers Receptionist. Notre Dame College Margaret M. Ramsey Jim Raleigh Library Staff Ir-.-...M Sr. Mary T. Rattigan Assistant Professor of Theology .2 Gail Rasmussen Office of Admissions and Registrar . ff' Madalame Rlspolr Secretary College of Business Administration s' .42-',. Ng Qfuj, xg, ,..:- N K WMYYZ' f .ZUi7,,: ' .4 , ,ff , .,,,,.., I ,Vg if V f ,, z N ' ' ' 'Q H 14.1 .gm l I J: kr f I - s 5 ,Z , ,x , . so - M l if XC I 1 mg ! Augustin C. Riska J ' ' - V Associate Professor of Philosophy tml' I V r 'll 1' T I 1 . I , fu, ' ' r Ill -0 I Assistant to the Dean, Notre Dame College Staff 187 John E. Rooney University Information Advisor i. Adrienne Singer Switchboard Operator -, ,..e -ff Rev. Daniel J. Sullivan. C.M. Associate Professor of English I . X I 188 Tomahawk Mildred Sarsfield Secretary. Notre Dame College Fran Russo Librarian t .V K A . .,,. .Js ., ., 1. ,Mis was 1:-ff . 7:Zf.: zx51 A re P X IH! bs f 9- erf xi 5' its ' 16?-' Q f nl fl, '5 -'V , 435.-' .T -' ,I 3 A- .ff-'1:'f'5:pff'i?i'f .. . .., N W ,,,. . p, .. 5.0: ft f Avg 1' If Af' ,. . ,. K.. ,.,x we i f .3 Arg, H! A Helen A. Strassberg Assistant Professor of Mathematics 'V ' William Stone Librarian-in-Charge i . M L. H , 'M .1 .-,,,. , , N. 5 nr . Y - '1s fix 14. , Peggy Taylor Office of Admissions and Registrar Rev. Robert J. Swain. C.M. Assistant Professor of History Thomas J. Thomas Assistant Professor of Transportation Aaron A. Todd Assistant Professor of Mathematics 'X Louis Weeks Associate Professor of Philosophy Pat Wiltsie Switchoard Operator David J. Zaumeyer Assistant Professor of Accounting Teresa A. Trimarco Associate Professor of Education Roger Williams Associate Professor of Economics and Finance David Winiewicz Assistant Professor of Philosophy Margaret Walsh Office of Admissions and Registrar , Wi X vu Diane C. Williamson Receptionist, Notre Dame College Eugene Zasadinski Assistant Professor of English f7vxW f9 Q f f' Qxxi-X '4 W -P -A ll' ,, Xi g , , . X HL. if ' . QI, ln :,Q,:k' I ,118 q ff V Z ' 1100 f I f,l'f Vj '41 Staff 189 T 0 M A H A ,XM-, Alpha Theta Llpsilon f f Alpha Llpsilon Delta Epsilon Beta Delta Kappa Delta Delta Psi Llpsilon 4- - The lnflians Lambda Chi Sigma Chi Clpsilon T V U M A H A 198 T 2 , Knockouts Basketball Champions Alpha Theta Llpsilon Circle K Delta Kappa Delta J lf-wmtwf' - , , H ,,,, l , lf fa.. . s -3 Super Cool Chicks Llnderdogs Division A Basketball Champions Animal House Baby Bulls Division B Basketball Champions Crusaders Delta Psi Llpsilon Harps ll The Indians i.,..i-m..,,. ..,,. ,.,:-:,,,..,A , Ah fa o Q Parksy's Wonders Rebels Rockets Trojans Q- Q L. -' x,J Wolf Pack Alpha Theta Llpsilon Bowling Champions Alpha Theta Llpsilon Delta Epsilon Beta Delta Kappa Delta Knockouts Knockouts Pinheads Ah 2 The Bowling Association Animal House Bowling Champions Cloke And Daggers Delta Psi Llpsilon Q. Delta Psi Clpsilon Delta Psi Llpsilon Delta Psi Llpsilon Delta Psi Upsilon The Indians The Indians i 1 ,. :g ell? The Indians The Indians Athletics 203 T The Indians Sigma Chi Llpsilon Sigma Chi Llpsilon Q Sigma Chi Llpsilon Sigma Chi Llpsilon Six Packs i 69ers Strikers Animal House Delta Psi Clpsilon Football Champions Sigma Chi Llpsilon A hl 20 I T O M A H A f-. I., gf s... I E305 NY' 25 iii!! IEE: 5 'ri is-L GAIT AQ My Aj ff' J' it Accounting Society ' ......... .... .. ............-, . a J I X ,- JL 3 i V i AH1letic Administration Club l f ,ww W s.....a M.. , Q- ,, ,,,.,f .f L... , ..-- s-.f.M- 'f 4M.me+.ug1 l Bartlett Rangers 9119 ' M me f , ,. .Awe-Y- was . ,wry N IM. , ,nkk ,, , h - v1 ,, iw , 42 W M' f,, , '1.2,f'5, K i?if2Q3i't7i'l , ' ff 1 zz ,., '- ff, mv V mA 'W' Q at 1 .. . , 1 Circle K 15. Et ,M at Clubs 209 210 Tomahawk Do wn to wner gunna Education Club qu ., -. a,, Q -I, , ., J w sh ,f ' Q qg3'fa,WA fx 1: E 'Q . . .-, .. fx fa I 2 Q , Ep 'tome Q .f 1 . ',..??f. rv . if nth, 31, 3 3' 4, - , V. ,yi ,5- A, 1'l,as-3 , 'ky f K, if 3 Lambda Kappa Phi Clubs 211 Liquid Lunch Club Math-Computer Science Club Music Cn Campus Phi Beta Rathskellar 214 Tomahawk Cf? lglfbtography Club Pre-Law Society pg e ff 5 A Proteus Society For The Advancement of Management T Stager Society Z J 2 mln, Stager Society Student Government Student Union 218 Tomahawk 5 .i ir . ,, V 141 MET 3 WWW N ,. ,1 sf E' 1-mimi: ie' 3 in 22. H-. M' Wim MM M3 JW wyiwqiffh Sw my TDKWTM 'QQ Ma- 3 TRASH 'X 1 LIFT ,ING U ' Soc ETY 1 Wx.il,J1fy K T-x ' ..-.. ..- C, 5am,Q1f f 3,461 Mx. - -.qu-f -' In-IS! ifgg Trashlifting Society mv' -W '-mu: Vincentian Societ y 9 Michael Cilento Editor-in-Chief Frank Bruno Michael Higgins And Theresa Art Editor Borzumato Assistant Copy Editor And Copy T h 'C Editor 1 T Q, RK X . rlCipXVAX qs' Mi Laura Merola Barbara Mullaney Photography Editor Business Manager Ava Pennington Typing Editor Michael Torrente Art Editor Angelo F. Contino Moderator 8H J Karen Arena Sue Bugarija Bob Cloke fill . . Q , Lou D'Alotto wi Camille Scotto Grace Scotto X.,-4 N. s Pat Woicekowski Clubs 223 ACADEMIC CALENDAR 1979-1980 All dates are inclusive 1979 U AUGUST 25 Saturday Graduate Business and Weekend Students 9:00 A.M.-12:00 NOON 27 Monday New Under raduate Students. 10:00-12:30 62:30-1:30 No Registration! 1:30-4:00 A to L ONLY 28 Tuesday New Under raduate Students. 10:00-12:30 62:30-1:30 No Registration! 1:30-4:00 M to Z ONLY 29 Wednesday Pre-registered Students who have not completed registration by mail. 10:00-1:00 11:00-2:00 No Registration! 2:00-7:00 A to L ONLY 30 Thursday Pre-registered Students who have not completed registration by mail. 10:00-1:00 11:00-2:00 No Registration! 2:00-7:00 M to Z ONLY 31 Friday Pre-registered Students who have not completed registration by mail. 10:00-12:30 112:30-1:30 No Registration! 1:30-4:00 SEPTEMBER 3 Monday Labor Day-I-Ioliday 4 Tuesday Students who have not pre-registered. 10:00-1:00 11:00-2:00 No Registration! 2:00-7:00 A to L ONLY 5 Wednesday Students who have not pre-registered. 10:00-1:00 11:00-2:00 No Registration! 2:00-7:00 M to Z ONLY 6 Thursday FALL SEMESTER BEGINS U Late Registration and Program Changes. 10:00-7:00 7-12 Friday-Wednesday Late Registraton and Program Changes. 10:00-4:00 12 Wednesday ALL REGISTRATION CEASES. OCTOBER 8 Monday Columbus Day-Holiday lAdvanced Registration dates for Spring Semester, 1980 to be announced.! NOVEMBER . 1 Thursday All Saints Day-Holiday and Holy Day 6 Tuesday Election Day-Holiday 12 Monday Veteran's Day-Holiday 17 Saturday Last day for withdrawal from class without failure for course. Last day to apply for Pass-Fail option. 21 Wednesday 26 Monday Thanksgiving recess begins after last class Classes resume. fSchool of. Education - Professional Diploma and Master's Comprehensive Examination to be announcedJ DECEMBER 8 Saturday 22 Saturday 1980 ILANUARY Saturday 14 Monday 15 Tuesday V 16 Wednesday . 17. Thursday 17-23 Thursday-Wednesday 23 Wednesday FEBRUARY 18 Monday MARCH 4 Feast of the Immaculate Conception- Holy Day and Holiday FALL SEMESTER ENDS Graduate Business and Weekend Students. 9:00-12:00 NOON New Undergraduates and Pre-registered Students who have not complete registration by mail. 10:00-1:00 11:00-2:00 No Registration! , 2:00-7:00 A to F ONLY Pre-registered Students who have not completed registration by mail. 10:00-1:00 11:00-2:00 No Registration! 2:00-7:00 G to L ONLY Pre-registered Students who have not completed registration by mail. 10:00-1:00 11:00-2:00 No Registration, 2:00-7:00 M to Z ONLY SPRING SEMESTER BEGINS Late Registration and Program Changes. Thursday - 10:00-7:00 P.M. Friday - 10:00-4:00 P.M. Monday - 10:00-4:00 P.M. Tuesday - 10:00-4:00 P.M. Wednesday - 10:00-4:00 P.M. ALL REGISTRATION CEAS1-:s Washington's Birthday-Holiday lSchool of Education - Professional Diploma and Master's Comprehensive Examination to be announced., fAdvanced Registration dates for Fall Semester, 1980 to be announced.D 28 Friday . APRIL R 2 Wednesday 14 Monday MAY 10 Saturday 17' Saturday J Last day for withdrawal from class without receiving failure for course. Last day to apply for the Pass-Fail option. Q Easter recess begins after last class. Classes resume. SPRING SEMESTER ENDS Baccalaureate Mass and Commencement Exercises.