St Josephs College Long Island - Alpha Yearbook (Patchogue, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1983 volume:

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Now we will travel that open shoreline, better because of our island strong- hold, cherishing the setting sun on the hori- zon, looking forward with joy and wonder to the daybreaks ahead. X .-- 'x .ds-XA. ,, There are shore lengths of untreated opportunities waiting to be explored . . . ff Q X V! e :FH b , X. R cl .I ' xfffw xx 'M A f li There are all kinds of experiences, Seas of friendships and acquaintances, oceans of untapped knowledge . . . And as we explore the beaches of life we have lingered for four years, searching for friendship, knowledge, and Opportunity. . - - H 'r ' ' ' 'Q-..'. 51 .11 .,-, :' l .gig yp? -- 3 ' ?' K , . ,Li pw. H., fqgefnqao.. ' t..,vi4:mB!- r- V V A 'V .. ...,-. ,.4..g'r' - --new 'L ,4--V - .' 'V ' 2.5 -'Q .:v,. Y, - ,,Mv,,A4u . ., V. .P Q .2 1 . -I J ,Mrk .,- Fm V 434 L. a-Q .,. ggsi, '1' au , - ,.wf':'.:, ' - ,, - ' V ,,- . -- A f ' V .,. V -' is tu-.. .-gl.g,'i ' -4- 5 As surely as a sea breeze shifts the sands of our beaches, so the passing of time shifts the experience of our lives. We can be blown out to sea as quickly as a feather in a harsh wind. But, there has been a beacon in the darkness for us, whose warm heart, friendly wit, enlightened mind, and deep spirit have called us back to land. She came in the sum- mer of 1979, only a few months before our Freshman year, and has grown with us for the past four years. She allowed the sands to shift enough to make room for the new students, but not so much that we became un- recognizable as a class. From her work in the library, to her presence at a party, she has taught us to resist the light breezes, to bend with the fierce winds, and to keep a firm grip so as not to be swept away completely. Her light has never once gone out, or even faded. Her pres- ence among us has only changed by becoming stronger. CIML Dim NO V4 She has given us her light, and she has become an ever- lasting part of us. Winds will blow again, and time will always pass, but with- in our hearts will be one constant light- the gift of our friend, Sister Agnes Meagher. This yearbook is a re- flection on her light. 7 yr . 'gf-.Wi-iff A- ,K.x', kia.. A ,fi V ,rr :- ah v 9 3, X A V -4-Q .vx A, 640' VAX up F215 -lit-hm x1,r.'.-..- 1-1 fi: wrgsgfp- ..1.y!!'!ifQ-: 'l:' ax' vu. .-.. ' .. 1'1...v:i'1'33RSS2 A , Ti. 4-kg N9- , x--F 1, . v Adrninislrolion oncl Fooullv Throughout our days of island life, we have needed guidance and reassurance. Crashing waves and subtle under- tows could have overwhelmed us had we not had a strong foundation on which to lean. Rocks of invigoration, always upholding, encouraging, and standing firm, have helped to guide us along the open beach. .u H- ...-z f1:1--.ffwfffxiizwblai v U, ... ll , Q- w1s'iw17'?:fY ' u v , I V A q , , -1- ., 1 vp., v .1n ' .v.. --. -. . U. 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Rose Catherine Stevens Margaret Gallitelli Regutmr ,-XssnNt.1r1ttr'1the Registrar Dorothy Cordara Secretary Registrarierw W 'L Q' . A-t Vera Burt and Mary Ann Riley loan Dilgen Sfh1'dUlIflj.QfntI'f' Svtrvtary 11 Librorv The loneliness of the hard-working student Vye Santoro Assistant to the Librarian 12 S. Dorothy Watson Administrative Librarian Assistant Professor S. Clare Imelda Ruane Librarian for Technical Services Assistant Professor 5 . 1 Debbie Lutz Secretary 1--N 'l S. Agnes Meagher Reference Librarian Assistant Professor Elizabeth Nicolera L Assistant to the Librarian . . l Marita Lalino Secretary to the Administrative Librarian 'Un ty' Marion Salgado Director or Rdmvssrons 5 Yi IXXX 'Pr---xr' Wu 'Q Acirwrwissicnrws f n 1' ludy Mahoney Secretary -Nl loan Essig Sw rv-lnry VMTTV lane Gandorf Admissions Cou nselor wx ,. N-Lv 'gl if Carol Sawyers Margaret Brennan C0-Director of Student Activities Co-Direttor of Student Activities Student Services This is your mission. Good luck! 14 fair Y--.P S. St. Bonaventure Kelly Assistant to the Dean for Apademic Services If-'fl if KEY? Rosary Carrity Assistant to the Director of Student Services Anna Bess Hobinson Director, Counseling and Testing ine Plcnnf loseplw Santonastasi Phillip Sgro, William Tafe, Nick Ullrich, Plant Office Plant 'xlannger 1 XXX SN al fix I Z f -- L ' NIJ if gf? l X Larry Heams Marie Wells, Linda Wells, Plant Office Security f 'ai ' n 4 X 1 , Ny 5 C . V .. . . S I . Y Marilyn Ullric h Larry Edsall, Charlie Marchese, Plant Office l'l.mIUllir 1- 15 IVY! Q- Wd -cu' -' 1 vs'-.. S ,fx 5 MWA I . .- g-- .- -' FL- 'l Bobbie Santonastasi Cecil Rybarczyk Bursar Business Office Bursar Firicuricicul Aid Qhcicze ,I J-, nn Nr' 5' Margaret Financial Aid Ann Hansen Recepnonust K . X xx!! Joann Nowaski Bookstore 1-Q -61 ,Q-L Florence Brauns fund Svrvu 4- Rooopfionisfs, Sfoff Lois Cotton R1-1 vptmnlsl I7 , ri V f'T' l Q l Carol 1. Hayes ludith Stone Caroline Mooney Professor of Biology Instructor of Biology Assistant Professor of Chemistry W C l fN science -'sv-.... 5 53: if if gg . 'I Huff ff V , ' .ll X 1' 5 i L A 5 .. 5' U a ll I v 9 I . ' , ' ' , , , L , S Q i -in C Q ' ' S. Mary Corde Tymann Cheryl Coscia Associate Professor of Physics l-GCYUVGV in Cl19ml5U'Y , 4 1 ,--. ... l Vincent Sydlansky joseph Roberge Lecturer in Biology Lecturer in Physics 18 i-l3t,isinesss- Bro. Ferdinand Vogrin Coordinator of Computer Servic es QYWV Sal. G. Rumore Assistant Professor of Business Francisl. Keating Instruftor of Business f' , 0 Qs I C' sv fs ta 'fb' ...i X it S. Alice Francis Young Barbara Hanlon Gretchen Wollmers Associate Professor ofChild Study Lecturer in Child Study LQCIUYGV in Child Study Child Study' w uf, J' ln xx .,,,..,... ...Q-mm' ...A ,Qu S. Lauren Hanley Lecturer in Child Study v--in' :Qi , g X e .Q ly ' 'ov Geraldine Barthel Instructor of Child Study . I 1., gi Barbara Salz Lecturer in Child Study .Q f RF ., iq-'f S, Miriam Honora Corr Associate Professor of Child Study 7t :r Ann Powers Assistant Professor of Child Study S. loanne Forker Instructor of Child Study C-27 .1 ..I S. jean Marie Amore Professor ofChiId Study En 'Cisccfz' S- 'A K- N S. Mary Robert White Lecturer in Child Study and Education 5-TN k C-a R1'3.-.N ,....v'-'f J 'Q--r.:.G ,,,',,..I.z V I 1 ' . Q , xii is A -' il-N' U- 'S Q , 9 fgijgfx . S. Karen Kenney Assistant Professor of Child Study Child Study 22 Marie Rella Lecturer in Child Study Maureen Shea Lecturer in Child Stud a X S. Mary Lou Tweedy Lecturer un Education 3 A 1 I I 2 Fqacanm Barbara M. Kelly Lf-1 lun-r ID lduc atlrm English P an I' 4, 'D f, N 'T 7'7 Patricia S. Gabel Assistant Professor of English S. Margaret jennings Louise S. Rose Professor of English Assistant Professor of English Bro. Benilde Montgomery Assistant Professor of English , ,tfqfr u ,, if ifurrs- rw i :wiht 4m-.-n -,' . '. s ata: Dorothy A. King S. Loretta McGrann Associate Professor of English A55l5fam Professor 0fEf1gliSh 24 kb. X -X is 1'-I f Nur- 3 s ' J C S. Margaret Quinn Lecturer in Social Science and History Monica Brennan-Lapinski li-ftunrr in History History S. loan Ryan Assistant Professor of History Ai' S. Myra Paul Mansfield Assistant Professor of History 25 The Ads ,P- Rosemary Latham Lecturer in Speech , 9. un 4. F' 4 77' x ' K 4 S' A 2 r .- iw ,K ' 15. Leif + 2:1145 'K 5 Q S. Eleanor Nishio Lecturer in Art X ,I 5 'J Mi a.' 7' ., , U: x '53-1 L U . ' ,. 315 . ,W if 335, lar , Z ,x :V -.: W., sr 2-1 e x Q 2 A - 4 x 9 sa john DeGuardi Linda Pentz Lecturer in An Lecturer in Speech ,-:fav-uni' '-'- ,,,,,, 'ggnnalli' M ' Deborah Carr Lecturer in Dance Us x,.a S. Patricia Manning instructor ofArt David Hinchliffe Lf-c lurer in Spe-ec h ,gn-ng. Cynthia Parrett Instructor of Music . S. Grace Edna Rowland Instructor of Speech No, I will not say 'Goodnight Gracie-'! i i I can't hear you! 42' Q 'l loanne M. Marshall Lecturer in Italian I Qngncnge Migdalia DeLeon Lecturer in Spanish Anthony DeNapoli Luc turer in Spanish and Italian Z9 X V,-.... ,--if i ..,...,-1 ,0- ...-.M -- V--'x ' ' N. 5 at john W. Hazzard Assistant Professor of Sociology Michael Roussis Lecturer in Political Science Socxiol Science Barbara Morrell Instructor of Sociology Sc, Nr' i- 4, William F. Bengston David N. Hilgendorff Raymond D'Angelo Aggigtam Profeggor of Sociology Assistant Professor of Political Science Assistant Professor of Sociology 30 1 1 4 a I -L 1 Barbara Thorpe Lecturer in Mathematics aaefgeifnfgsglgim, MQTHQWQTIQS 53 . J. .-f F' . ' Q joseph Adornato ls-f turf-r un Maths-mance 31 Religious Studios if 'WY' S losephine Marie Cavanaugh Rev. john Barrett I A S d' Associate Professor of Religious Studies Lecturer in Re iglous tu ies ., , xx .nA Rev. Thomas Petriano Lecturer in Religious Studies S. Lucy Blyskal Lecturer in Religious Studies g Y Rev. john Denniston Rev. Gerald Twomey Lecturer an Religious Studies Lea turvr in Religious Studies Psychology 5 ' 54. N -.. K Debra Swoboda S. Rosamond O'Keefe Lwufef in PSYCh0l0gv Assistant Professor of Psychology W We still have 8V2 minutes before class . . . paul Hawryluk Assistant Professor of Psychology 34 NO' Wir 6' it ,' .- A I Regina Wieman Assistant Provessor oi Psxchologx lrvvin Leibowitz Assistant Professor of Psychology QXlh'v.mn.1. IN Andrew Quinn Lecturer in Psychology -11 Stanley A. Nevins Associate Professor of Philosophy f P 'fy S. loanmarie Smith Associate Professor of Philosophy Ronaid Faust Lecturer in Philosophy lacqueline Sipos Lecturer in Philosophy Phiissophy I'm off at Walden Pond for a while. -i i Now, was that test on Thoreau, or Plato? '1 X W 'A fl 4 a ,ws fr, .H x , fl 4 A I 9 , 11.1. 42 'fl 4 K l Do we have more wins or losses this year?: l'9Qc13VQQliQr'l Gnd Physiool Foooolion . MDX sr. ' I I . . . J t Ellen Zwalsky Maureen Holtzer Frank Mulz Assistant Professor of Recreat' Instructor of Recreation Coach 38 . 1. ,ZFX X R ' ' , xl. 4 QQ as - af ef' , 3 Ax ,FX i f X Marjorie Bendik Elizabeth Ortaglia Marilyn M. Leyboldt Preceptor and Counselor Assistant to the Associate Registrar Admissions Counselor ine Division of Generol Studies rwk. :km 'gf' N qxj X, l 4 +I joan Metz Susan Barrasso I rxmhnatur of Far ulty Admissions Secretary 39 ff 1 nv '95 I J Q wr 'if' iff ,ef joseph Murphy Preceptor and Counselor un! 40 Carol Gallogly Preceptor and Counselor I M 'Y ' iff . wi? inf' William Lozma Patricia Keating Lecturer General Studies Staff The Grodooies Now we are leaving our island, where we have been safe. As we go, we look out to the new horizons ahead, and realize that we have gained brightness and intensity during our years here. We can go out on our own with confidence, always knowing that we have a permanent home on the island where we were nurtured. Bachelor of Arts joan Burns Alfasi Gabriella Maria Alonso Patricia Aniabile Debra Annunziata Rose Marie Antonelli julia McNally Archbold Peter Fleet Baylis Michaelene Beaudin Bonnie Elizabeth Berdan Miriam Garcia Bernier Glenda joyce Biggs Deanna Maria Burger Anna Rose Cameron joy Campo Susan Catherine Chabot Lynne Catherine Charlton john joseph Conti Theresa Anne Conti Ellen Ann Curran Dean Thomas DelMonico Linda DeMotta Dina Ellen Dimler Andrea Levitt Director Daniel K. Diviney Maureen Dreyer Arthur E. Driscoll III Dianne Carrol Bonsma Droscoski Dorothy Elizabeth Ehrhart DonnaMarie Eissler Mary Ann Estock Kathlyn Ruth Ferguson Emma Fernandez Diane Fey Maryann Theresa Finneran Dawn E. Fischer Marilyn Fitzpatrick Susan jacqueline Flynn Maria P. Fontana joanne Freatis joan Anne Fucito Ellyn Vicki Gadue josephine Laura Gamma Melinda Georgeson jo Ann Poli-Georgianna Patricia Anne Gillen Carmela Glassman Mary Lynn Golde Betsy A, Hammer Graeb Debra 1. Greico joan j. Hall Debra Ann Hauk Timothy james Heaton james Richard Herbe Maureen Ann Hines Dorothy Elizabeth Hughes Mary Caridi Hurley Edward C. Hutnick Ann Marie Iuliano judith Ann johnsen Deborah joyce Eileen M. Kane Donna Marie Knepple Tina Marie Korn Cynthia Ann Kostant Louise C. Kratoville Teresa Lynn Lacy Cathryn Terese Landsiedel Reginald E. LaRochester Maryetta Durden Lewis Sally Ann Livingston jean F. Lorefice james C. Lynch Kevin james Lynch Theresa Ellen McBride Diane McCabe Kathleen McCall Roslyn Russo McCarrick Teresa A. McCarthy Ruth jane McGaughran Denise Giannadeo McGrath Marie McGuire Mary Ann Margaret McKay jacqueline Ann McKenna Karen Marie McKenna Lori A. Maniscalco Linda Marie Mele joyce A. Milani Melinda Beth Morson Augustine Patrick Murphy Susan Butler Murtha Theresa Ann Marie Nocita joanne Voss O'Connor Sandra Helen Olsen Theresa Ann O'Shea Veronica Pacella Patricia Eileen Palmeri Loren Mary Panzella Lee Mark Pearce Raymond joseph Plank Christina Geralyn Polcha Linda A. Polidoro Bridget Patricia Ellen Reilly Kathleen Reisert Barbara Reynolds Henry Richardson Nancy Richardson janice Ann Robilotto Susan A, Russell Virginia Alfieri Ryan john Dominic Santoro Susan Ann Thomas Scheidel Robert G. Schiller Francis M. Schiraldi Loretta jean Schoenfeldt Heidemarie Seegers Robert L. Serpe Pasqualej. Sicuranza Helen L, Smiley Cynthia M. Smith Francis Xavier Smith, jr. Kathleen T. Smith Marianne Dolores Smith Blanche E. Soucheck Carolyn Danielle Spitaleri Dorothy jean Stahlman Mari Stankowski Maureen Therese Story Annette Fonseca Su rrette Carole Lynn Sullivan Donna M. Swartz Barbara I. Tanoff joan Helen Tedesco Dianne A. Telford june Dorothy Thompson Gwynne A. Tillinghast Roy Arthur Torres Dolores M. Twachtman Elaine R. VanCura Loraine A. Varisano Dianne Lorraine Vogel Mary Elizabeth Vogelle Barbara joan Vroom Kathleen M. Walsh Rose Miello Warren jill Whelan Linda Wichrowski Patricia Anne Wilcox Mary E. Williams Lisa Margaret Wulffraat Bachelor of Science Patricia Kennedy Agius Alice Wheeler Albertson jane E. Ronan Alguire Luvenia Allen Margaret Louise Anderson Ann Antoci Kathleen E. Areostatico Susan Barthelson Peggy Anne Beekman Lawrence A. Berg Regina lrmgard Birkholz Theresa Blackshaw Linda Marie Brand Elaine Theresa Brock Hyacinth A. Campbell Gail Cholden Patricia Mary Conroy Patricia Ann Cooleen Concetta V. Cordelia Muriel Cunningham Francis W. Craparotta Sheila Dahl james M. Dixon Gabrielle R. Ennis Annette Marguerite McKernan Eckart Diane Famiglietti Kathleen M. Keeney Barbara Ellen Flynn Valerie D. Forster Leona Frascinella Carol Freel jeanne Frey Sammy Fulford Gypsy Ann Gaeta Carrie Frances Galante Patricia Noonan Gallagher Gail Stevenson Garlin Virginia Bengen Garrison Elizabeth A. Gilmartin Donna M. Grosso Michael E. Gunther Carol A. Hanson Kathleen A. Haske Evelyn L. Hazlett Patricia L. Rooney Hensch Patricia Ann Heyen Susan Rudd Hickman Maureen T. Hilgeman Robert Hunter Agnes C. Iklody Eileen S. lngala Maureen E. jayne Susan Meyerjohnn Cheri A. jones Mark Steven Kissinger lane C. Klimaszewski Kathryn Theresa Koster Dorothy M. LaRock Lois Schneider Leo Maureen Catherine Levey Debra j. Loper james Mancuso joan Lo Manto Theresa Masters Charlotte McBride Marie Louise McCarron Mary C. McGuire Catherine Merrihew Elaine Felsman Milhit Helen Messerle Morley Richard Muller Gloria Denig Mummery Marie Elizabeth Natoli Patricia Ann O'Leary Elsie Ording Sheila Mary Ort Nicholas Pandolfo Phyllis Schleef Parker Anna Catherine Peddle Raymond Peterson Ruth jane Peterson Dawn Polewac joan Trapani Post Peggy Delores Purchase Linda Sheridan Diane Spagnuolo Naomi Spahn Diveda Spector Rita M. Spring Lynette Camilla St. Vincent Barbara Ann Walka William F. X. Walsh, jr. Penelope McMahon Donna jean Zoubek Gloria Crowe Zvinglis We, the graduating class of 1983, have many fond memories of our time here at St. loseph's. There are hopes and wishes that we all have, for ourselves, for each other, and for the people remaining here who are so dear to us. As a token remembrance of these wishes, we humbly present our Last Will and Testament, a col- lection of our thoughts as we pass on to our own individual lives. I, Gabriella M. Alonso, leave to my friends who are also graduating the wish that all your dreams and goals be attained. . . to Bill Bengton, I leave one Master's Degree in Sociology from the University of Vermont. , . to all my friends in Circle-K, you are terrific! Alice Wheeler Albertson B.S., Community Health D-Anna's DAY! i' 7? loan Burns Alfasi Gabriella M. Alonso B-A-, English B.A., Child Study!Spec ial Ed. 41 in pai V7 Patricia Amabile Debra Ann Annunziata Rosetvlarie Antonelli BA., Human Relations B.A., Child Study BA., Child Study!Special Ed julia Archbold BA., Child study I, Patricia Amabile, thank my parents for their constant love and support. . . Bobbie and loe, thanks for listening and for caring . . . Mary, Anna, and Dianne, I couldn't have made it through without you guys-you're the best in the bunch! . . . lohn, you gave me the strength and courage to finish. ll, Debra Ann Annunziata, leave to Heidi all the phone numbers of her male admirerers...to Linda, I leave A+ attendance...to Paul, I leave Many Thanks for your patient understanding. I, Peter Baylis, leave joanmarie my swift fingers. 42 We're sorry to see you graduate, too, Gwynne. Peter Fleet Baylis B.A., Child Study Michaelene Beaudin B.A., Human Relations Islands call out to me Like the highlands that I always see In my dreams of home I am never alone when I'm there A 'Y--'ff I, Regina I. Birkholz, leave to my husband, William, my daughters, Stephanie and Regina, my son, James, and my parents, Irmgard and Herbert Beuttenmuller, my deepest love, thanks, and appreciation for all their encouragement, patience, and under- standing , . . to my husband, I leave a Bachelors Degree in Domestic Arts for his great meatloaf and tasty ll P.M. baking surprises . . . to St. loseph's Col- lege, I leave all my typing paper, my T777 worn-out typewriter, three burned-out coffee pots, and many, many empty cans of Chock-Ful-O-Nuts. From Miriam Garcia Bernier: If you love something, set it free. If it comes back to you, it's yours. If it doesn't, it was never meant for you. Love always to all my friends and teachers. Miriam Garcia Bernier B.A., Child Study!Special Ed. Bonnie Elizabeth Berdan BA., Child Study Glenda Biggs B.A., Human Relations T But, I was sure they said Friday night! sf' 'D ...snug- Regina I. Birkholz B.S., Community Health 45 0' yr... Elaine Theresa Brock B.S., Community Health I, Deanna Maria Burger, leave my loving and understanding husband, Frankie, all my headaches and school- books behind and a big hug and kiss for putting up with me land T.V. dinners! for two years! . . . to my adoring parents, I leave an enormous Thank you for all their help and support. I, Anna Rose Cameron, leave to Maria Mazzoni a Thanks! for making our Foreign Language Department the best. . . to Patmobile, from Dayel, I knew we'd make a good team! I love you! . . . to Christina, i Que diantre, chica! lust promise me that you won't drink the water in Mexico! . . . to Mom and Dad, thanks for all your love and support. loy Campo B.A., History 44 sa ff? Deanna Maria Burger Anna Rose Cameron B.A., Child Study!Special Ed. B.A., Human Relations - vw- 1 ,lv my 7, If . , N , . 5.3. x' k Y. Bridget and her favorite brother. .ri Susan Catherine Chabot B.A., Human Relations l, loy Campo, leaxe my sparks of radicalism and preppiness, along with my seat in the Rathskellar, to Beth Hoil . . . my apartment, my penny loaf- ers, and my letters to the lotter shall go to Betty Roche . . . my notebooks and Springsteen memorabilia are left to Kevin Lawler... my alligator shirts and argyle socks to Sister loan Ryan. . . my Bonner's V.l,P. card and my car go to Cheryl Reich... my artistic talents are left to Fred Osterick . . , my job at Per- gament goes to Bob McCoy . l, Lynne Catherine Charlton, leave St. loseph's with many fond memories , .. special thanks to my mother and father. . . to Patrick, I will now give you my undivided attention.. .good luck to all future graduates. From Theresa Anne Conti: You do not have to sleep to dream -you can live it. Thanks to loe and Margie for letting me live mine. , 7' if ev -Q 'lr F' i I 'HR 'l 831161 ' A Q , 8 I X...- ' Ah, the joy of photography! 3 Lynne Catherine Charlton B.A., Child StudylSpecial Ed. Theresa Anne Conti B.A., Human Relations Ellen Curran BA., Human Relations john Conti B.A., Social Science ltfol is Dean T. Dellytonico B.A., Social Science ff Y' Linda DeMotta B.A., Child Study!Special Ed. Director B.A., Human Relations I I Maureen Dreyer I, Linda De Motta, do hereby leave Vye Santoro a package of candy for her desk. . . to Sister Agnes Meagher, I leave every Library of Congress card I ever pulled . . . to Sister loanne Forker,l leave that terrific word, Wonder- ful! . . . to Larry and Charlie, I leave Kilroy. I, Dina Ellen Dimler, leave Mitch my undying, everlasting, unquestionable love. . . I leave Angela Dieppa every Tuesday and Saturday off. I, Andrea Director, leave my very best wishes for the coming years to all the future students of St. loseph's. I, Maureen Dreyer, leave all my park- ing tickets to Willie. . . to Sister losephine Marie Cavanaugh, I leave the hope that all of her students will be earlyto class, and not Iatelike me , . , to all of my friends who will be here when I am gone, I hope you will think of me as being Mo, and smile! tlispecially Jeanie, LB., and Mary EIlen.J I, Arthur E. Driscoll, leave to Christina I3.A.,CChild StudylSpecial Ed my Chinese!American dictionary. . .to Tony, a roll of quarters for Donkey Kong. . . to Kevin, my basketball average as a goal to shoot for.. .to Larry, Charlie, Willie, et. at., all my joke books. . . to Middle Village, Queens, all my leftover Tylenol . . .to Donna, I leave you -ME! . . .thanks to all my friends over the past four years, and a special thanks and a whole lotta love, to Mom and Dad and the kids. A great moment for lean. Daniel K. Diviney B.A., Human Relations Arthur E. Driscoll Human Relations 46 'Nm 8 'M-A'-9 Dianne Carrol Droscoski BA., Child Study!Special Ed. From Dianne Carrol Droscoski: I l can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me tPhil. 4:1 3I. I, DonnaMarie Eissler, leave my little sister, Cindy, the best of everything pos- sible. You've made my years here very interesting! . . . to everyone on the ski trip of I 982, no more trips to Middle Village, l promise! . . . to Anna and Christina, long, long talks! . . . to Artie,I leave you nothing, we're taking it all with us! . . . to Kevin, I leave you two more years at the school you said you would never attend. Good Luck!!! . , . I leave all my odd jobs and running around to Kelly O'Hanlon -she's busier than I ever was -we'll be rewarded in Heaven . . . thanks to all my friends and faculty who have helped me grow in these four years. . . Mom and Dad, I did it! 'I told you, I can't make my portrait appointment-I have a date! sa Mfr l Annette M. Eckart Dorothy E. Ehrhart D0nnaMarie Eissler B.S., Recreation B.A., Human Relations BA., Human Relations 47 Diane Famiglietti B.S., Recreation 48 Q Mary Ann Estock BA., Child Study I, Diane Famiglietti, leave Donna Tripodi all the tea she can drink in her Senior year, Donkey Kong, and all the patience she can handle. I, Cindy Fernandez, hereby leave the remains of my study notes to be cremated. 1 Nu 'CUT 'CEP Kathlyn Ruth Ferguson Cindy Fernandez B.A., Child Study!Special Ed. B.A., Child Study!Special Ed. Y 'ZL7 Diane Fey Susan 1. Flynn Ioanne Freatis B.A., Child Study!Special Ed. BA., Psychology B.A., English l, Diane Fey, leave to St. loseph's Child Study Dept. many thanks, especially to Mrs. Barbara Salz for all her help with thesis . .. I would also like to thank Sally Livingston, Marie Stankowski, and Mom and Dad for all their support. 9 I, Gypsy Gaeta, leave loanne my at- - titude to see her through the next two years. loan Fucito BA., Child Study!Special Ed. Y 77 Ellyn V, Gadue I promise overnight delivery and Gypsy Caeta BA., Child SiudyfSpeUal Ed. I charge only 58.75 B.S., Business Administration 49 I, losephine Laura Gamma, leave to all undergraduates the great teachers in the Child Study Dept. l, Melinda Georgeson, leave the juniors my thesis. aaa bbb CCC . . . -A iff'-'f Carrie Frances Galante losephine Laura Gamma Melinda Georgeson B.S., Recreation B.A., Child Study!SpeCial Ed. B.A., Child Study Denise Giannadeo B.A., Child StudylSpeCial Ed. 50 Islands like so many dreams Are like Canyons but off the main stream And there's no one there The dreamer is always alone Patricia Anne Gillen BA., Human Relations I, Mary Lynn Golde, leave Pat, my best friend, A WEDDING! . . . thanks tor alwax s being there to help me through SIC , . . a special thanks to all my good Iriends IDianne, Pat, Anna, and especially, Bobl, and to my special parents. . , you all made SIC worth staying home for. Thank you, thank you, thank you. Carmela B. Glassman BA., Human Relations 'gl vxasy Mary Lynn Golde BA., Child Study!Special Ed. v- Betsy A. Hammer Graeb B.A,, Human Relations 51 -at if From loan Hall: Praise God, I made So, who Came to ski? 'Sd tv- Q f rr Debbie Grieco loan Hall Debra Ann Hauk B.A., Psychology BA., Child Study 3-A., 50Cial Science ,CK '11 Evelyn Hazlett But, really, my credit is good! B.S., Community Health 52 if L.- Timothy Heaton james Richard Herbe B.A., Human Relations B.A., Social Science I, Timothy Heaton, leave to the teachers who have enlightened me over the past four vears, my sincere thanks and appreciation. I, Dorothy E. Hughes, being oi sound mind QFINALLYU, leave nothing, because it took me so long to make it that I'm taking ir all with me! Maureen Ann Hines Debbie, take a bow! B.A., Human Relations 'vs I v., Dorothy E. Hughes MHVY Cafidi HUVIQY BA., Child Study B-A., Psychology U- ' u 1 L0 . O -.-f gg O Cad if A ... fii v xlxdx Nl X97 '---Q noni ig wsu its Emi-Si!::2gfk 5?L?e90inL22:iaHea.th pl THINK i ABOUT PARKING 5 nm: I, Donna Marie Knepple, thank , Denise Giannadeo for sharing the past , ' . -- . - four special years with me... I leave ' ' i Dianne Telford and Mary Golde a beautiful engagement ring to look I at. , . to Sister joanne and Sister Karen, lots of hugs and kisses for all their help and support. ludith Ann lohnsen B.A., Psychology Donna Marie Knepple B.A., Child Study!Special Ed. 54 if Tina Marie Korn B.A., Child StudyfSpeCiaI Ed. And the mighty blue ocean Keeps rolling on every shore Like the spirit that binds us together We are so much more than Islands we Vp !I'?. Cynthia Ann Kostant BA., Human Relations I, Teresa Lacy, leave lean and Kathy a lifetime of warm smiles and happi- ness. . . I leave Donna patience when looking for a fob, and misery without me to rank on her. I, Cathryn T. Landsiedel, leave Terry and Sister Pat many fun memories, and the hope for lust as many happy horizons ahead , . . to Linda DeMotta, I leave an enlarged topy of her volley- ball pitture, . to all the English Dept. associates, my thanks for all the help and knowledge shared. . . to P,F., I leave endless commission slips, a new car, and many happy times ahead . .. to all my friends, I leave smiles and laughter to Mom and Dad, a hug hug and thank-you for everything-l love you both' Kathryn T. Koster B.S., Recreation Teresa Lacy B.A,, Child StudylSpeciaI Ed. s 'V Louise C. Kratoville B.A., Child Study!SpeciaI Ed. I-v-I W Cathryn Terese Landsiedel BA., English 55 From Reginald E. LaRochester: My struggles were indeed a rewarding sat- rrfrce, dwcovered by tactual knowl- edge . . . l can now walk a mule in your shoes. I, Sally Ann Livingston, leave to you, dear loseph's, my respect, devotion, gratrtude, and most of all, my love. Be- cause of you, St. loe's, today is the fnrst day of the beginning of my life. I, lean F. lorefice, say to all my friends at St. loe's, especially Gabby and Theresa, We did rt. , , . aleo many thanks to all of St. Josephs faculty- Love Ya! Reginald E. LaRoChester B.A., Human Relations 1011 Sally Ann Livingston B.A., Child Study!Special Ed. 56 ..g,-..--,..-.,. .,........,,.............- Q, r ...iff loan P. LoManto lean F. Lorefice B.S., Health Administration B.A., Child Study!Special Ed Kevin Lynch B.,-X., Child StudyfSpecial Ed. I, Kevin Lynch, leaxe to mx sweet- heart, Patricia, the Irish wit needed to endure next semesters registration, and the stress associated therein, I, Teresa A. McCarthy, leaxe to Bill Brennen the memories of a magical exenmg that cannot be relived . . . to Sister loanne, I leaxe a few frustrated tears and thanks for seeing me through a difficult time.,.to mv Mom and Dad, the statement, I couldnt have' done this without vouf' if -A. Theresa E. McBride Diane McCabe B.A., History BA., Human Relations Marie Louise McCarron Teresa A. McCarthy BS., Business Administration BA., Child Study!SpeciaI Ed I, james Mancuso, would like to leave SI, loseph's all ot my math headaches. I, Lori A. Maniscalco, leave the entire Freshman Class my persevt-fence. I, lackie McKenna, leave my sister, Karen, one class schedule where we finally have the same break times. . . to lack, my favorite librarian, I leave a stack of Henry james' books.,.to Owen, I leave my blank shoes and a certain stairway, 'JV' Marie McGuire B.A., Human Relations ,acqueline McKenna B.A., English 58 Ruth jane MCC-aughran B.A., Child Study N K i wr--sh MaryAnn M. McKay B.A., Human Relations fi.: xv-no james Mancuso B.S., Business Administration L, X... ,Z So, what's this! '7 1b Lori A. Maniscalco B.A., Child Study From Richard Muller: Thanks Mom J and Pop . . . thanks exerx bodx un Southampton-think globallx and act 5! Iocallxiu 'rv Linda Mele loyce Milani BA., Child StudyfSpeCial Ed, B,A,, Pgychology 'i ,psf Richard Muller B.S., Recreation N-I . CQ Gloria DC-Eflig Mummery Who can be more EXPERT than we are! BS., Community Health 59 61-'Q Gus Murphy BA., Human Relations I, Susan B. Murtha, leave my 4.0 average to Professor Hazzard. I, Sandra Helen Olsen, leave many thanks to the people who helped me through: C. O., K. C., N. P., I. G., M. T., and K. T., and especially you, Mom and 'fix 3 Dad! . . . to Dr. Bengston, I leave an tag easier way to register. .,to Philippa, W the greatest best friend anyone could have, thanks for always listening.,. Kath and Marion -2 great roomies! - anyone for a keg?...and to Gene, thanks for always being there and understanding me-I love ya! Susan Butler Murtha BA., Human Relations 1,5 Marie Elizabeth Natoli Theresa Ann Maria Nocita Joanne Voss O'Connor B.S., Recreation BA., English BA., Human Relations Sandra Helen Olsen BA., Human Relations 60 Islands belong to the sea Like the dark sands of my memory When the morning comes They are stepping stones to the sun Islands by john Denver if to QT 55, ,Q ir 'I' xsx X 1 Ut' -. N' No! V 'V -'v Theresa Ann U'Shea Patricia E. Pdlmeri Phyllis Parker B,A,,C,h1IdSrudy!Spf-r :dl Ed. BA., Sur ml Sc If-nc Q- B.S,,Cfomn1unity Hmlth .1 lx A' I C Anna Catherine Peddle Raymond Petersen Raymond Plank B.S., General Studies B.S., Health Administration B.A,, History HQlQ. I, Christina G. Polcha, leave Anna Cameron a lifetime membership to Island Grill Diner for burnt bran muf- fins. . . to Pat Gillen, all my old Avon brochures. . . to Bill Bengston, an ex- planation of why lim Lynch and I created hysteria in Social Strat...to lim Lynch, I leave new boots . . . to Dr. King, the real reason why T. S. Elliot had a cocktail party . . . to Frank Shesh, a lifetime supply of ancient Chinese secrets. . . to Donna and Artie, my old fast food coupons...to my friends, love and best wishes for a successful future, and lastly, to my parents, special thanks for their generosity, love and patience. sa 'U' Christina G. Polcha Linda Polidoro B.A., Human Relations B.A., Child Study!Special 62 l, Linda Polidoro, leave Heidi all my love, and the memories of our long and exerlasting friendship . . . I leave Deb- bie my loxe and friendship, From Bridget Reilly: Don't wait until tomorrow to be wise, for tomorrow's sun may never rise! May fair winds blow for all who pass this way. Adios, amigos! 1 Five pages to go and this six-page paper will be finished! Bridget Patricia Ellen Reilly B.A., English , Nd X. 'T 'v Kathleen Reisert Barbara Reynolds Hank Richardson BA., Child Studyfbper ial ltd. BA., Human Relations B.A., Psychology 63 Nancy Richardson Susan A. Russell B.A., Child Study B.A., Child Study!Special Ed. l, Susan Russell, leave St. 1oseph's a l little quieter. . , to Dottie I leave jim, California Dreamin', being wild Child Study Majors . . . to Patty C., wild adventures, men problems, and bagels . . . to Marie, cheerleading and new hairstyles...to Tom, Fran, and Debbie, parking spaces and Student Government...to Tom and loey, Taters ...to Patti and Bob, car rescues, camping, Mama Lombardi's, and calling Bob...to future Student Government, much luck and energy- you'll need it! To Bob, all my thanle and love forever. l, lohn Santoro, being of sound mind, leave to all upcoming Child Study Seniors my sincere best wishes in their encounter with thesis. lohn D. Santoro B.A., Child Study 1 Francis M. Schiraldi Loretta jean Schoenfeldt B.A., English B.A., Child Study!Special Ed. 64 My children will be so proud! Heidimarie Seegers B.A., Child Study!Special Ed. , X 4 - .1 Graduation: a great time for all. Linda Sheridan From Frank Schiraldic Life is a jest and all things show it, I thought so once, but now I know it Ljohn Gaylf' I, Loretta lean Schoenfeldt, leave all the best wishes and future fortune to my dearest friends . .. I thank God for the professors that I've had here at St. loe's-they're 4641 I God bless you all!!! I, Heidemarie Seegers, leave Debra Annunziata, all my books to put in her bag, and all the luck for the future. . .I leave Linda Polidaro all my hopes, dreams, and problems, and I leave Randy all my love. 'U Pasquale Sicuranza B.S., Recreation BA., Social Science You mean I haven't taken enough pictures for the yearbook? 6 .gr f 44 fl!! 'mv-' l . h , A --.A ,, .,,.kf.'g 1 ' A-rinsing we will go! if an st ,,,, si Blanche E. Soucheck Diane B.A., Child Study B.S., General Studies 66 V' vw, Francis Xavier Smith, lr. B.A., Social Science W '1P Marianne Dolores Smith B.A., Child Study l, Diane Spagnuolo, hereby leave Sister Alice Middle C, and a thank- you for her patience. . . Sister Pat, it was great being a part of your GOURMET ceramic class. . . good luck to all of my great friends who are graduating lhope you can get a jobll . . . P.S . . . Does anyone know where the keys to the tennis courts are? at v-ff, Naomi Regina Spahn B.S., Recreation ikz Carolyn Danielle Spitaleri BA., Child siudyfspecaai Ed. wa 'CY ynn BA., Child Study!Special Ed. i F -its-if .file Q1 -iv-if I at I 12 I 9 days 'til graduation! I, Carolyn Danielle Spitaleri, leave St. loseph's College with fond memories and a thank you to all the faculty and administration. . . special thanks to Mom and Dad, leanette, Michael, and friends . . . good luck and success in the future to all the graduates. I, Dorothy lean Stahlman, leave Susan Russell another four years as a Child Study Major. . . to john Sparling, I leave money for butts and beers-I love ya, john...Io lim, I leave my heart, my soul, my life and my love, forever and ever. . . to Mom and Dad, hugs and kisses-your 48 has made it! 4 --4 Dorothy lean Stahlman B.A., Child Study!SpeciaI Ed 5 Y Can you guess who got an A on the last test? Donna M. Swartz B.A., Child StudyfSpecial Ed. Z ui I V Dianne Telford B.A., Child Study!Special Ed. ii i From Dianne Telford: St. 1oseph's College-worth staying home for, especially if one lives in Ocean- side! . . , thanks for the friendships and memories to May, Pat, Bonnie, Grace, Carol, Marge, Bobbie and joe, and Lois. 68 N L Where are all the guys? Memories, For they, are time. are the key to living hold on QNS every day to them. Donnafviarie Eissler june D. Thompson BA., Child Study!Special Ed. -cg I , Gwynne Olphie Tillinghast Roy Arthur Torres Dolores M.TW8Cl'IUT18f1 BA., Human Relations HA., History B.A., Child Study!SperQial Ed. 6 9 .ff YQ, Q' -it vi , af' 'v 37 Dianne Lorraine Vogel Barbara loan Vroom Kathleen Marie Walsh B.A., Child Study!Special Ed. B.A., Child Study!Special Ed. BA., Child Study 1 , 1 -,-i - . A . 52.5 V . iw ' :fm 'fgil f ' ' Ara f ' ' 1, ' C 2 - ' 5 Z 3 , fag. 70 l l i William F. X. Walsh, jr. B.S., Recreation Rose Warren B.A., Child StudyfSpeciaI Ed. I, Barbara loan Vroom, hope I have educated all children not to mietrust their fellow man, but that some people cannot be trusted. I, Linda Wichrowski, leave my track shoes to the Fine Arts Wing. V Y 'f f Linda Wichrowski Patricia Anne Wilcox BA., Child StudylSpeciaI Ed. B.A., Human Relations Lisa M. Wulffraat BA., Human Relations .ii K Gloria Crowe Zvinglis BS., Community Health 72 The Events Amidst the everyday rhythms of the time, there came bursts of dramatic color and excitement. Memorable moments, out- standing cause of their originality, their sentiment, or their sheer fun, will remain as indelible in our minds as soft crystaline sunsets. fl '1 1.fu.v 1 , ff 2 243,-Fd, ,Q-qi! :IM li lf 2 4 1-wlfr ' 1 - '- -3: 'V' 1 - N -' ,f N. .Z,,,a . . - 4, , -, - gig, J X U' !,.x'Q1'n.','i7I9, .. ' ' ,J 5' 'VI' D 'x mil-w ,v'.L! 1 , A4 xx, ' Nzlfz. ... k .5 1 V12 'I Sli ,ll in-xx 5 Nb. K V ' . V 1 , A r. th J 11.- 3511, , In jA, 1 VN' x D iii: 7' ' ' 5 'QV' kin 'MJ' -.- 'r'. 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VA., -.....,- M 4-ig ,, ,- f J Q 1, I .1 v,l1.:,n-I-k . .K ' Ju. N'T'l .A.1tVy?'l-in , 5' V H vw f, ': Ig w f:E?Z45'13f:fXQi'l1 4g 'sw' . 1 - K ' 1 :wk-Ls 1 H 1,1 xI':'f'.',? Ei 5... '. K.. Y, Q LV-K fl .W-X ' - In 1.43, 'L q 5. u,s,:'. ,il J S-191121. l:s',w..'u'fiHn'f-M f.-'.1.?f4.zfQle1' ' a' r 5v's1i E'1.','-fwr 5 g 'nv ':f3. ' it 1. I lv 2Z Qi'1,'?' f ' , - 1 1 V -,' K 4 . -'. -' X. Ury, ' L ., , u x Sorry, Deb, but I lost to Frank at Pac-Man, and you were the prize. -N. L I x f x e 1 4 , . These Buds aren't for you -they're for us! ! BU-SiH9SS 85 usual inthe Ral- ld . For just a dollar a month, you can send these boys to summer camp. Qpening of The Pdf ?53a3i'U35T5 W 74 gs: Hciiipween 'W Looking for a Chic shiek, Donna? King Neptune and his prize catch. C'm0n, Karen, put the pin away! G-J XL - ,I They .asked me to be school mast ot. You take that picture .ind l'H flatten you into .1 pam Jkt! PP Miss Schaefer 1982: No, I won't settle for .1 Miller! Sl,,1I VliA'lWQV Isn'T Qver Yef Paw I really can't swim, but the hat fits. K U2 xii Wanna go swimming with us! ? 1. I 'A sa W . v 7. -A a ww TW 5 if s 1 5 I . Yearbggk Staff incognito? If this is Beach Party, where are Annette and Frankie? 76 G asa Q n x. -Co- -an The-rrfs new-r .1 b.rrtr1ndf:r.1roundaftera hard day of rupin' sts-1-r ' Hey, Paul -is that a beard, or a strap to hold your hat on? Bdrrw Demos 77 K 4 if af. sig.: I They make that look so easy. ' ,,, EI Exigente knows when the time is ripe He ain't heavy, he's my brother. Srooehr-Fooolw H ru get the ball, you get me! 78' Sfupcpr STQVS Togetherness Did you ask us ifwe wanted any burgers? .few ' u' Q-ww. A-4 U 'J Y 'wggg ..'. -L. , .L .vp . 'rn f ' ng I could get used to going .around with you. 79 Vdmities Mom always did like you best. Ha! I get to take the white purse tonight! W5 the Kathy Sue Whitehead Show! t x Q Q-K. J' , s Bubble, bubble, toil and trouble!'f flak... Life insurance . . . it's the only way to go. Contrary to rumor, these students do not bite. Some party! Where did everybody gm! N IQ 8l FeeIin' near as faded as my jeans. S W, ci'-4' ev-'E Say, can you guys play any New Wave? Xhmktheyffepfeuywafmedup... Q pass BruCe's hat around. 82 Chrwswhos Cohcerf 'Those girls have our sheet music! One from the heart ' 'L I Thus IS fl good college, hut these umforms have to go! 83 Platters Cerweccllem l , x ' . A 5 Q-W--1 J First of all, l'd like to And, now, the envelope, please. SAT-IS-FAC-TION thank the academv ,.,,.,.,,, le..l Al,.. A, A red letter day 84 e if Ji-5 M Ig-Eu? , 't ':3 w 'I Krazy-glued these two fingers together. . Frisco or bust! Knock, knock. Who's there? Hoheis im Horrhohy 85 Gore Mountain Scenery -You'lI never want to go home again. Would you buy used skis from this man? J 1' 14 f' nf' Q ar T Q- , af X V iii , f isis 3 x x ' 1 -1 .Vi wr. ' P in Viz I . x I ,. 4' af? , The H-ette Team M fn ' Ie' -f' at Q' ,Al 1 . H 4 2 LY - 39 A Gore Ivlounmin in 86 1-an w .,.f-' , , 4f ' . Ski Trip 'ov' Annual Mime Auditions Do we have to go back to St. loe's? . - .W sun. -JJ' Now !hal'S mr ugnnto! The H Team .:p-111411.-W 87 The Clubs lust as blades of beach grass cluster along the shoreline, so have we clustered, rooted firmly in the island sands, strong groups of sensitive and growing individuals. Together, we have multiplied our strength and made our lasting mark. Together, we have weathered the hard times. Together, we have shared the beach sunshine. 2- -301,3 2 Y., . ' A ,:.':4g5.'1:i' 1 , 1 V ' .,fTij!Q5 .. X .v,.,'.,--. Vo . .x . -.it-xr . ' A ' AMN' ,' 'U51' ,sf . n..iY,l, -U' 'U I ' ', ' r rx KWQ ' ' K' V 'Ju '-.A . 1' H , Q . .5 f -- 1 ' . w 1- . , -, It . - L x , 4 I 4-ww A 1 ' A Hi' 1-e.:.f'A,f A.1 -- ,- s n Q, v--5 A ind U' n A ...wr . ' . 1 fx , 11 .. '.'. EAU' . yi QV' ' 'Ku 9112, ,J. ., ., - Yq'.,.,....l-,.. , , K .pf-.Aiq Ii,-gTs.'fa:.'.f,44Q-Tug-'f- fy:-J HV I . 3 A . ,s'::.,:15,':,' 5, 413.L '-'Q'--N,-. .'.'.:l!3-,-f. , -u .L I ' iq ji. A. . FIV '. f4-rw? -1'M1Ff fS x - 242 z.: ,--2141.4-s-k ' '..1-'!1g..'.i0?C'Y!'.'.'h.i I '-V. - 1-+-..'4......... 1' 9, ,.. r.v'v , fl- -4 ,ZA,J4',. V' 1- --LM 1' - ,, sw! '- x -'I - A , . v . -1 v ,. .4 lvqx , .... 3 .'l.BLL,':l ff.- . -4. , ' 'Q .r x, ,g . p X - A X. Iv 1 ' 3' -.ut L' Y sl .J img? 4. 1. ,JT , ' 'fa 5 Q ,t1'f' 'IN Q! I s 1 . 4 , - 1.1 h .. , 3 'fo .1- 'r1'. f D D 'D ll- cn E Back Row: Betty Roche, Dave Hilgendorff, Pat Gillen, Maureen Gillen, Tony Prudenti, Rosalia Badalamente, Dean Del Monico. Front Row: joy Campo, Cheryl Reich, Don Sheehen, john Mott. -M ...-. .3 pl Q be .C 5 cn Q. Back Row: Deanna Burger, lane Carlson, Pete Swiderski, Paul Hawryluk. Front Row: ludy lohnsen, Debbie Criecao, Dina Dimler. 89 OQO I Standing: Louise Kratoville, Pat Baessler, Carolyn Spitaleri, Dolores Twatchman, june Thompson, Tina Korn, Dianne Vogel. Sitting: Ann Powers, Loretta Schoenfeldt, Carole Sullivan. 90 SI Xl Standing: Diane Cheeseman, Angela Dieppa, Donna Carguilo, Cindy Noble, Sally Livingston, Deanna Berger. Sitting: Chris Marco, Sister Karen Kenney. 2 CD -i- C X4 5 'Maybe tonight we'll win. F-lv-ln r i, i 6 5, as 2 .1 ur ls this a basketball game, or St. joseph's School of Disco? 92 0550 45-is What d'you mean, we can't TACKLE?l SIC gym -where the action is! Gilllli' :W Back Row: Coach Mulzoff, Bill Reilly, jerry Dawson, Fred Ford, Mike Gunther, Kevin Eissler, Chris McKnight. Front Row: jim Hicky, lack Augustino, john Cresione, Lance Small, Paul Reeves, Fred Ostrick. l Look ma, I can play basketball! T N4 cn X I CD X- -+- -l 93 'U W v- Q , if 1 . Q' Girls' l -' V. A happy team Our cheerleaders Alnlellos l've got it! No, I have! fl e . SI if Back Row: Terry Wade, Mary Burns, Karen Engelhardt. Front Row: Kathleen Donovan, loanne Carroll, Mary Bonnie lacobelli, Virginia Hammond, Annette Plichta. Edwards, Lynette Marotta 95 Pe2Cre3Qiior'i Club Back Row: Carrie Galante, Linda Sheridan, leanine Levesque, Virginia Hammond, Katie Desmond. Front Row: Randie Kurtz, Bonnie Iacobelli, lean Martin. El N I Officers, Kathy Koster and Carrie Galante Linda Sheridan 96 l D i .C Q X. Torn Palmeri,1ohn Mott, Mark Scanlon, joy Campo, Cheryl Reich, Sue Sorenson, Kevin Lawler. C? CM? 5, , 1 ,. gl .M gr, .., W 4' 'vw IV . . - 5 U 11 Y- if Back Row: Regina Weiman, Margaret Glaser, Sophie Marascia, Ella Barry, losie Fairlie. Front Row: Marge Peper, Diane Spena, Linda Kline. I5 5- -l -i 3 cn Ei 3 V .ggi 435 Retreat Day participants train for Circus Day, a possible event on next year's calendar. leanne Burns, Eucharistic Minister for our Danny Diviney campus. 98 'X t si i J X iw i SU iisiu CD 'Q fr 'gil W N - f Frank Ogno, Kelly Zappulla, KeIIyAnr1 O'I-ianlon, Carol Chadwick, lean Cestare, Frank Schiraldi - KellyAnn O'HanIon, Frank Sphiraldi, Cindy Noble, lean Cestare, Marge Brennan, Cathy Landsiedel, Fr. lohn Barrett -I-I f? -1 C 't wg- Q il S. Pat Manning, Moderator Yeorbook Stott Ourthanks to: Karen Collins Linda DeMotta Fran DiGioia DonnaMarie Eissler Debbie Hauk loanmarie Koster KellyAnn O'Hanlon loanne Rosenthal Loretta Schoenfeldt Dana Zajdel All of our friends and boosters, especially the Powers Family Special appreciation to our Business Editors, Sue Peters and Cheryl Reich, Business Moderator, jerry Sadofsky and Frank Albate, our great printer. 100 We would like to thank everyone who helped in making Horizons '83 possible. Our staff, contributors, faculty, administration, fellow students, and local community members have made the long hours of work bearable, and even enjoyable. Special thanks must be given to our faculty moderator, Sister Pat Manning, a woman whose strength, warmth, laughter, and know-how truly inspired every page of Horizons, and every day of our work on it. Words cannot express our gratitude for her support and friendship. -The Editors 6 Ex '14, - Cathy Landsiedel and Terry O'Shea, Editors S X 1 1 4 -- v ,,.-,.. qu-,.-. i1 A-5 Adlafw all ?,.-..-:Q-,Milf NG-F ..4+f't sifiyh ., fv VY t . loanne Rosenthal, loanmarie Koster, lanece Hausner , .g 1.5 . p 'NY' 2- Pete Baylis, typist with the swiftest fingers in the East! L. as Cirolefli Club -il iA --. Ai S l . t x X i mf n Wax, Standing: Rosemary Carroll, loanmarie Koster, Cathy Landsiedel, Sue Sorenson, Dottie Stahlman, Holly O'Grady Sitting: Vice-President, Debbie Curranp and President, Gabriella Alonso. 102 FC-lCLAx+71 u . 51 X16 Neil ,fff wed.Oc+.27M 8 QEOOSOTQQE-Y Cwcle - Eu' Club 'All prom-.eds Se -Lo' QkQP.ux'y .. l54'v4fcnr1o'F4Q:cd il-'Q N-f W'+9M+ A community-concerned Club puts the FUN in F The renovated Rat, run by Managers joey Palmeri, Carol Chadwick, KellyAnn O'I-lanlon, jean Cestare, and Bill Reilly, provides a friendly atmosphere. 70 -+- :D- CD Y i -1 , L Some ofthe Rathskellar Crew 104 -:P gf' .3 Maria Talierc io and Fran Keller, Editors sinueping Q Ev HW JS O Z Q IZD SU 5 Ln Siocjeni Active students receive a day of honor Marge Brennan and S. Virginia, two honored guests i - 1 . Advisory Council: Rosalie Schrader, Maria Taliercio, Patricia Palmeri, Gabriella Alonso. 106 5 ,I-is ,-51 115 S1 Q ' x. X' QE ff',CPf'XI fvi ..E'ii Q - v Q- 33 1 4 ff '--. .,, .-. .V , l , V ,l. ,,g4.',.: -l t-. , ', x,, X K X , f wff -- - x - sf , 4 I TO THE GRADUATES: Don't ever be afraid to tell it like it is. TH Fiolvonce Your Community Newspaper - I v6 4 4 4 - wife ag-Cee Cpniintiiig, Qric Complete Printing Service NEWSL PUB Best Wishes to The Class of '83 From The Dept.of Everything 10 Congratu Swezey's offers lations and Best Wishes to the CLASS OF 1983 ' Ce 7894 Gun DEPARTMENT Srok Es '4 Serving Suffolk Sm PATCHOGUE RIVERHEAD EAST SETAUKET 1 West Main St. 111 East Main St. Route 25A 475-0280 727-61 00 689-9800 f x ff? Q 77, ft Q Q , B'151?.YeiS jf-,Mgr 4-gag ' :stag f WZZffq1f?Z27.gHyj,I, Z: 'ZfIg3,E'f,,h? -rm ' ISV, N -a X AQ' '- J X' 7-1 ..'g,. -Q f Z . 4 rr, Clare Rofe .nt 72 West Avenue Patchog ue, N.Y. 11772 475-1 840 110 P9 v- 400 66 v co o 'V' as 80 ATLANTIC AVENUE LYNBROOK, N. 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I516j 694-3330 ' xr I IN AX I fr V H6 fvkfvfvfvfvfvfvfvfvfv1'1'fvfvfffvfvfvfvfvfvfvfvfvfvfv Y 1 1 1 1 X 1 1 1 1 N N 5 5 5 1 X 1 1 5 J. P. MULVE Y Plumbing and Heating inc Repairs Alterations New Work Sewer and Drain Service EMERGENCY SERVICE 164 E MONTAUK HIGHWAY HAMPTON BAYS N Y 11946 728-6347 , . I 0101010101JZJZQZJZJZJZJZJZOZJIJIJZ0101 Dedicated to the Graduating Class of 1983 Congratulations and Good Luck to All The Child Study Club is comprised of students dedicated to the intellectual and emotional growth of future generations. Carole Lynn Sullivan - President Loretta Schoenfeld - Vice President Jean Brzezinski - Secretary Chris Marco - Treasurer A special thank you to our moderator, Ann Powers, for all of her help and guidance Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1983 We would like to thank the yearbook staff for their cooperation in working with us in designing and printing Horizons '83. x Albee Agency , 0 Advertising f J 0 Printing 0 Typography N 1 if . i 6 yri if it 155 Montauk Highway f. Blue Point, NY A. J a E 2 46161 353-6555 We are setting sail toward new islands, new oceans, new worlds. The gifts we have acquired here will be cherished on our future journeys. The sun sets, and we continue along the shore, unafraid, ambitious, and free. nf 1.5 x Z a U-as fa 24 U'-f. if f, Lil jf P9 -JV ' 2 ,ji f. 'if .. 'Q 1 J f ,. ,AIG . 18 ,. Q ,V .' ij. Y 5 . 120 Q-40