St Josephs College - Footprints Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1981 volume:

« . . i FOOTPRINTS Editors: Mary Donahue Cathy Huffman TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction 4-16 Seniors 17-42 Activities and Student Life 43-62 Clubs 63-82 Faculty 83-99 Closing pages 100-101 Boosters and ads 102-111 Acknowledgements 112 Senior supplement 113-128 V a ikmU flaciSj amid the noe e hastc rememkr wfvd eQcz there rruu) k msiimcc. f 4 asi r jAs fara pmfk uiithout surrmkr kon (jooi term until d pcrm5. Speak tk truth c jidiif dmu-, and listen to others . euen the did ujnorant -, thei too have their story. AwJuf bud mressiuemfsom, ik l are K exmonslo we spirit. If ijOiL compate iiourseij wm others ifou im koome mn bikr-, jor akmfs that uuill k fsokr f lesser persons thm ipurse , i oij your oAmrrymb as wd as ipur plans. iQep interested in ipurovun career, houoeuer Mtk-, it is a real possession in the chm im jorhms of tme. ixerdse cmtm in uour business affairs-, jor the worU is full d isidnEaj, But let this rwt bbmi u- to uukt virtue there is-, maiuj pmons strive pr hi(jli iskrh, and ei enjwherc Gfe ispiiof heroism. Be ijomeij. Espaklki io m feign affection, mkr he cmd okod m ■for inikjaxojd arutit Ssmkrtmri it ts permntd as (f)£ cjrass. lak ivdu the coiml of ik imrs. me smermm iloe iSmf ojfuifi. Imtm strcnjtd of spirit tb shmwu in saddo) misfortune, iiddonct distress Lfourse mifi imefmcjt. Uam fern are l)orn (ffttujue ' (mdness. ieLpnd a wlidesome ckciplm oecjtntle wiih uoimeli 10 11 Um are a child of the umverse, nolesi ihm {k irees tk stm-, ifou f)m a rujtrt to be iere. Mi Mubetkror not it is clear io ifu, no doubt tk unkme is mpldmjos it sfmld. Xnerefore beat peace withuoa, wmever you cornksit Mm to k, ml wfudwcr tfur U 5 ' aspirations, in the wisu confusion of life k ep peace wim ijm sod. Will afl ib sham, dhid btcfm dreams, it stdta kautiful world. Becarefidy jtrii c i) be nappu. fhuy t old bcMr.+ o.u.1 cIawtlU, £xxl+.nNDr« , U+e. i M2. 12 Long, long ago roads stretched out before us. Paths criss- crossed and intersected. None of which we knew a great deal about. Nevertheless, we attempted we chose and selected. And an avenue was elected. One we traveled similarly. One which led us here. But it looks as if the track is not as straight as we once thought. It looks like it will up and twist again. Soon new routes will call us and carry us into new worlds, new journeys. And we will take to the road again. 14 15 16 Seniors 17 Cecilia Adam, B.S. Chemistry 1 - Karla Aschmoneit, B.A. English Political Affairs Club 4 Cheryl Bailey, B.S. Biology Ruth Baumgardt, B.A. Child Study English Susan Bielanski, B.A. Child Study Psychology Special Programs 3 Los Amigos 3 Yearbook Staff 4 19 Debra Boyce, B.A. Social Science Sociology Religious Affairs 1 Ring Day Committee 3 Art Club 3 Gina Buono, B.S. Chemistry Handball 1 Science Club 1, 2 Chapel Players 1 Intramural B asketball 1 Archery Club 2 Yearbook Staff 2 Karen Burke, B.A, v ni Child Study Psychology H i M 1 Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 K mM B 1 Senate 1 Basketball Intramurals 1, 2 Wf ' h fl| jH|| Sorority 1, 2 K. j n ' :.- P l l Athletic Association President 2 ' ' ■ ' . aHMki-iJI Exam Committee 2 m. m m I HHI Freshman Orientation 2, 3 ■ i V i 1 Special Programs 3, 4 H. K . H Religious Affairs 3 HHHHp Ring Day Committee 3 K?L 20 Laura Burtis, B.A. Child Study Science Geraldine Busby, B.A. Child Study Psychology Varsity Basi etball 1, 2, 3 Basketball Intramurals 1, 2 Sorority 1, 2 Athletic Association Sec. 2 Exam Committee 2 Freshman Orientation 2, 3, 4 Special Programs 3, 4 Ring Day Committee 3 Therese Buzzeo, B.A. Child Study English 21 Maureen Candelaria, B.A. Social Science Sociology Los Amigos 1 Photography Club 1 Handball Club 1 Conocimiento Latino 1, 4 Sociology Club 4 Louise Caputo, B.A. Math 22 Monica Celi, B.A. Math Nelly Centeno, B.A. Social Science Sociology Los Amigos 1, 2 Psychology Club 1, 2 Handball Club 1, 2 Photography Club 1, 2 Conocimiento Latino 1, 2, 3, 4 Sociology Club 4 Elisabetta Ceravolo, B.A. Social Science Sociology Newspaper Staff 2 23 Phyllis Chiaia, B.A. Child Study Psychology Lisa Chionchio, B.A. Child Study Math Yearbook Staff 2 French Club 2 Science Club 2, 3, 4 Ring Day Committee 3 24 Marianne Cimusz, B.A. Social Science Economics Marie Clancy, B.A. Psychology Religious Affairs 1, 2, 3, 4 Senate 2, 3, 4 Undergraduate Assoc. Treasurer 3 Special Programs 3 Psychology Club 4 Parliamentarian 4 Ring Day Committee Z, 3 Lydia Danielski, B.A. Child Study Spanish Folk Group 2, 3 25 Elizabeth DiGiosaffatte, B.S. Biology Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3, Volleyball Intramural 1, 3 Photography Club 1, 2, 3 Handball Club 3, 4 Athletic Assoc. Pres. 3, 4 Special Programs 3, 4 Ring Day Committee 2 Ralph DiSomma, B.A. History William Donlon, B.A. Social Science Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4 Chapel Players 2, 3, 4 Senate 2, 3, 4 Who ' s Who Committee 3 Special Programs 3, 4 Undergraduate Assoc. Pres. 4 26 Christopher Donnellan, B.A. Child Study Psychology Joseph Dugan, B.A. Social Science Sociology 27 Erin Feerick, B.A. Child Study Folk Group 2, 3 Folk Group Pres. 4 Religious Affairs 2, 3, 4 Senate 3, 4 Student Judicial Committee 3 Ring Day Committee 3 Advisory Council 4 Student-Faculty Trustees Committee 4 Loriann Forkin, B.A. Child Study Psychology 28 Joanne Fox, B.A. Child Study Sociology Loriann Frediani, B.A. Child Study Psychology Karen Gander, B.A. Child Study English Chapel Players 2 Newspaper Staff 2 Freshman Orientation 2 29 Sallyann Garafalo, B.A. Child Study Science Psychology Club 1, 2, 3 Science Club 3, 4 Ring Day Committee 3 I- Elena Governale, B.A. Child Study Science Kerry Handal, B.A. Child Study Psychology Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball Intramurals 1, 2, 3 Sorority 1 Volleyball Intramurals 1 Athletic Assoc. Treasurer 3 Special Programs 3 Ring Day Committee 3 30 Mary Hannon, B.A. English Religious Affairs 2, 3 College Advisory Council 3 Chess Club 3 Senate 3, 4 Parliamentarian 4 William Heinzerling, B.A. Social Science Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4 Special Programs 2 Senate 3 Cathryn Huffman, B.A. Child Study Speech Footprints (Co-Editor) 4 31 Caroline Jung, B.A. Child Study Psychology Audrey Keller, B.A. Child Study Sociology Lisa Kern, B.S. Chemistry Chapel Players 1 Exam Committee 1 Senate 1 Science Club 1, 4 101 Nights Committee 1 Psychology Club 4 Sorority 4 32 -I Maureen King, B.A. Child Study Psychology Varsity Basketball 1, 2 Sorority 1, 2 Athletic Assoc. Treasurer 2 Special Programs 3, 4 Ring Day Committee 3 Freshman Orientation 2, 3 Maureen Kittridge, B.A. Child Study Sociology Tracy Lall, B.S. Biology 33 Melissa Marchese, B.A. Child Study Social Science Art Club 1, 2 Senate 2, 3, 4 Special Programs 2, 3, 4 Sorority 2, 3, (Co-Chairperson) 4 (Treasurer) Junior Class Representative 3 Footprints 4 Undergraduate Association Vice-President 4 Joanne Massucci, B.S. Biology Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Chess Club 3 34 Norma Moglia, B.S. Chemistry Senate 1, 2, 3, 4 Religious Affairs 1, 2, (Chairperson) 3, 4 Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Chapel Players 1 Undergraduate Association Secretary 3, 4 Freshman Orientation 2, 3, 4 Susan Moley, B.A. Child Study Sociology Exam Committee 1, 2 Chapel Players 1, 2, 3, 4 Senate 1, 2, 3, 4 Folk Group 3 Religious Affairs 2 Sophomore Christmas Play 2 Ring Day Committee 2, 3 Laura Mozejko, B.A. Spanish 35 Lisa Morvillo, B.A. Child Study English Kathryn Mullin, B.A. Social Science Sociology Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4 Senate 3, 4 Ring Day Committee 3 Special Programs 3, 4 Freshman Orientation 4 101 Nights Committee 3 Donna Neftleberg, B.A. Child Study Psychology Senate 2, 3, 4 Special Programs 2, 3, 4 (Co-Chairperson) Psychology Club 2, 3, 4 Sorority 2, 3, (Secretary) 4 (Co-Chairperson) Council Member 4 Footprints 4 Ring Day Committee 36 Joanne Panzarino, B.A. Social Science Sociology Ring Day Committee 3 Sr. Joann Penkava, B.A. Child Study Sociology Sr. Sandra Pepitone, B.A. Child Study Psychology 37 Regina Procida, B.A. Child Study English Senate 1, 2 Council Member 2 College Advisory Council 1 Sorority 1, 2, 3 Exam Committee 2 Special Programs 3 101 Nights Co-Chairperson 2 Susan Schmieder, B.A. Child Study English Varsity Basketball 1, 2 Exam Committee 2 101 Nights Co-Chairperson 2 Ring Day Committee 3 Mary Seidenabel, B.A. Child Study Speech 38 Marilyn Starace, B.A. Child Study Sociology Chapel Players 1, 2, 3, 4 (Vice President) Sociology Club 3, 4 Cheryl Thompson, B.S. Biology Science Club 2 Deirdre Touhey, B.A. Speech Senate 2, 3, 4 Los Amigos 3, 4 Senior Class Representative 4 Freshman Orientation 3, 4 Ring Day Committee 3 39 Elizabeth Upton, B.A. Child Study Psychology Newspaper 2 Chapel Players 3 Sophomore Christinas Play 2 Richard Vazquez, B.S. Chemistry Science Club 3 Photography Club 3 40 Carol Walsh, B.A. Child Study Psychology Yearbook Staff 4 Karen Woodburn, B.S. Biology Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Photography Club 1 Psychology Club 2 Rosemarie Zuliani, B.A. Child Study English Psychology Club 1 Newspaper 2 41 42 Activities and Student Life 43 44 45 IS rt)YGI TO YO 46 47 48 49 r..- .1 I R i 1 iiini jy V Hillriii7; T ' tWk k A« l K. M 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 iiiL,r,yii„ iii ' ?ii !.nii, -ii- 57 58 61 62 Cluhs 63 Senate 64 65 Art Club 66 Dance Club ■« ' W mmm 67 Basketball 68 69 Psychology Club 70 Science Club 71 Political Affairs Club Sociology Club 72 Conocimiento Latino 73 •m Religious Affairs 74 Folk 75 Special Programs 76 Chapel Players 77 Photography Club 78 Footprints Staff 79 Spanish Club 80 81 82 Facu Ity S. GEORGE AQUIN President 83 S. AMATAKADLACK Registrar 5. MARY FLORENCE BURNS Academic Dean S. TERESA AVILA BURKE Dean of Students S. MARGARET BUCKLEY Assistant Academic Dean 84 MS. CAROL SULLIVAN Financial Aide Officer S. ANNE LALLY Secretary to Asst. Academic Dean 1 1 1 u y ■ S. IRENE VERONICA Compliance Coordinator CLARA GRAY, GEORGIANNE KELLY, ANGELA POCCHIA, FLORENCE REILLY, INEZ MINANTY, S. MARY ELIZABETH Business Office 85 S. JEAN MARIE AMORE Child Study MISS ANNETTE DUBIEL Child Study 5. MARGARET LOUISE SHEA Professor Emeritus of Child Study MS. ANNEMcBREARTY Child Study 86 S.HELEN KEARNEY Director of Dillon Child Study Center MS. EILEEN LUONGO Group Teacher Dillon Child Study Center MONA MORAN and CATHERINE CRIFASI Group Teachers Dillon Child Study Center MS. MARGHERITA MANGANO Group Teacher Dillon Child Study Center S. ALICE FRANCIS YOUNG Child Study 87 S. MARY SHEPPARD Speech MR. STANLEY NEVINS Philosophy S. PATRICIA DITTMER Group Teacher Dillon Child Study Center MR. VINCENT ARTO Speech 88 5. ROSAMOND OKEEFE Psychology MS. GINA BETRO Counseling and Testing DR. IRWIN LEIBOWITZ Psychology DR. PAUL DOWNEY Psychology 89 MS. CYNTHIA PARRET Music i M : .i MS. JOSEPHINE BELLOSO Art P l HF 1 A H ft ' ' 1 HP , H . ' wff l MS. MARGARET WARD Physical Education MS. ELISE PASSICKOFF Dance 90 MR. RAYMOND D ' ANGELO Sociology REV. RICHARD W. FERRIS Religion DR. ROBERT RADUS French S. JOSEPHINE MARIE CAVANAUGH Religion DR. JOHNSEEKAMP Spanish 91 DR. CAROL HAYES Biology S. MARIE CLOTILDE FALVEY Professor Emeriti Chemistry S. MARGARET RUDDY Biology 92 S. MARYMAIER Chemistry i KAREN AUH Math S.ST. FRANCIS DILGEN Chemistry BROTHER FERDINAND VOGRIN Chemistry 93 S. JOSEPH IMMACULATE SCHWARTZ English S. KATHLEEN LOUGHLIN English DR. DOROTHY KING English S. MARGARET JENNINGS English 94 MARIANNE FAHEY and MARY LOUISE McGEE Librarians MRS. DOROTHY DOROSH Library S. MARY WINIFRED GRASS Library Director 95 MR. MICHAEL WATERS Business DR.jOHN ARNEZ Economics S. JOSEPH DAMIEN HANLON History S. HELENE CIBORSKI History 96 Mf iSia MS. CATHY McKENNA Admissions Office MR. BILL LENT Admissions Office MS.JODIBORISUCK Secretary to the Registrar MS. SHERRY VAN ARNAM Director of Admissions S.JOAN BLAKE Political Science 97 MS. MARY ELIZABETH FARRELL Director of Alumni Relations MS. CLARE BAUCH Alumni Office S8ar ■ Wii MRS. O ' SHAUNESY Financial Aide Office Secretary MRS. MARIE MARRONE Secretary to Academic Dean 98 MS. MARIE GRACE Development Office MR. FARRELL Maintenance MRS. SLAYMEN Dillon Child Study Center Secretary 99 100 101 ■ IP f - 1 1 Ki ' ' .9 1 KMi - siss I H H V S 1 i . 102 It is the evening of February 10, and tomorrow is the final deadline for Footprints ' 81. As the last pages of the book are being completed, we look back over the past year and have many memories, both good and bad. Work on Footprints began last spr- ing, and since its beginning events have occurred to change our lives. Everyone at St. Joe ' s has grown throughout the year. Seniors are completing thesises and are looking towards graduation. The semesters have gone by with tests, papers, hard work, and good times. But as Desiderata says, You are a child of the universe, and as such it is the events of the world around us which have affected us most. Politically, we saw the unpopular reinstatement of draft registration, and the landslide victory of Ronald Reagan, who at the age of 70 is the oldest president ever elected. The death of John Lennon was one of the many senseless crimes in New York, and it affected all of us. He was someone whom we had grown up with and had become part of our lives. His passing was mourned by thousands. As a long, cold winter is drawing to a close. New Yorkers face yet another problem. We are seeing a shortage of the one resource that everyone takes for granted, water. Much of the Northeast has been affected by a drought for several months. The most memorable event of the year was the freeing of our 52 American hostages from Iran. Their courage and pride set an exam- ple for all America. Yellow ribbons became a symbol of unity and pride in the country. As we look into the years ahead, we are unsure of what events will occur to again reshape our lives. We can only hope and pray that with the help of our education and inner strength we will have the courage to change what we can for the better, the strength to accept what we cannot change, and the wisdom to tell the dif- ference between the two. 103 Our road at Saint Joseph ' s has come to an end. We met briefly, shared parts of our- selves with each other, and now must go our separate ways. We will always look back fondly upon our years at Saint Joseph ' s, but now it is time to take a jour- ney into the future and a new beginning. The road goes ever onward. 105 OUR FRIENDS and SPONSORS Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bielanski Mr. and Mrs. Henry Seidenabel Mrs. Catherine Huffman Mrs. Frances O ' Donnell Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Allocca Henry Hudson The Death Seat Doctor Kisker Marilyn Marchese Christine Marchese Jimmy Marchese Joseph Marchese Jeanne Marchese Gerard Marchese Melissa J. Marchese Green Shamrocks 78-80 New Utrecht — La Freak In Memory of Dante ' 79 Caryola Crayon Sisters ' 79 A.B. Dickweed Chickee ' 81 Mrs. Daniel Ward Mr. Daniel Ward Pat Ward 107 Mel Ward Teddy Salad Lawrence Kohlberg Abraham Son of Terach Anita Slamin Dorothy Dorosh Marianne Fahey Geoffrey Chaucer Diedrich Knickerbocker Wolff Wolfensberger Jean Piaget Big Apple Region Contemporary Historical Vehicle Association Mary Donahue Mr. and Mrs. Chris Mills Linda Citero Citero Family Sue Bee Honey Green Shamrocks The Night Caller KKEGGS ' Friends SHK, SHM, SJF, SLK, SSA JR Loves Balloons ■FLIPPER Carol Walsh SB, CH, MM, MSP, CW Anne McBrearty Annette Dubiel Sister Helen Kearney The Dawson Manor Irregulars 108 Congratulations to the Graduates of 1981 The Footprints Staff 109 DELMAR PRINTING COMPANY Francis X. Bolton Local Representative 788-2282 Congratulations to the Class of 1981 Congratulations and Best of Luck to the Class of 1981 Hollander-Cypress Monuments 800 Jamaica Avenue Brooklyn, New York 11208 AP7-2332 110 Congratulations and Good Luck to the Graduating Class of ' 81 THE KIWANIS CLUB of HIGHLAND PARK Cypress Hills, Brooklyn (212) 647-4949 CYPRESS HILLS REALTY Residential and Commercial Sales Rentals 3368 Fulton Street Brooklyn, New York 11208 MARIO DiPINTO Licensed Real Estate Broker Serving the Community for Over 11 Years wwnE€it€ MM n. BROOKLYN S MOST FABULOUS HOMST,iUISIIT«CNSI. The Florist: 237-1500 The Greenhouse: 636-0020 Corner of Flatbush Fourth Avenues We Deliver Around the Corner or Around the World All Major Credit Cards Accepted by Phone - Just Call 111 Many said it couldn ' t be done, but Footprints ' 81 has been completed. This could not have been accomplished without the help of many people to whom we would like to extend our sincerest thanks. Thank you. The faculty and students of St. Joseph ' s who cooperated to make our task easier Mrs. Gable, our moderator S. Theresa Avila, who listened to our complaints and of- fered her advice Teresa Heuser, who helped draw layouts for the senior sec- tion John and Ed, who lent us their slides of New York Denise Peirce, who used her talent to do our calligraphy Ed Thornton and Thornton ' s Classic Photos who took our senior portraits, developed and printed our film, and always tried to help when we were in a rush Frank Bolton, our Delmar representative, who was always available to help us And especially our staff, whose generosity and cooperation made this book possible. PHOTOGRAPHERS Joe Argento Betty Cashman Geihan Gabelrab Bill Sidtis Carol Walsh Terry Yard WRITER Carol Walsh STAFF Sue Beilanski Pat Burns Deidre Frary Rebecca Levy Melissa Marchese Donna Nef tleburg 112 w ' -w iy . F; y - ,i , x .r ? a ' A ' V sr Ml KWif . fa .y 3) f ■V- ,4i ' ' - ' o o r xX .v- V_. ' % l ! - ' - +• ' - MVi! 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