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1993
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Student Life
Faculty, Staff
And Administration
Seniors
Clubs
Sports
·
Campus Life
Activities And Events
Closing
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'Red
~ot
and
Alive
Marist College Poughkeepsie, N.Y. 12601
ALIVE with
Spirit
The cheerleading
squad
gets the crowd
involved using
eye-catching
signs
and diffi-
cult
mounts. Football
g
a
mes
are
one of
the many M
a
rist
traditions which
bring
the
student body to life
.
Opening
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Making
a
grand entrance
,
the foot-
ball
team runs
on
to the field for
their first home game
.
As always
,
the Red Fox
shows
true
school
spirit
a
nd makes
sure
the
Mar
ist
games are never boring.
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and
Alive
"The only thing constant
in
life is change."
- Mark Twain
Marist
College and the student
body
of
Marist
symbolize change
and
growth.
School spirit
abounds
on our
campus
and
makes
us and
the
school
Red
Hot and
Alive.
The Marist
campus
has
showed its spirit through the changes which
have
been
made during this
year
and past
years
.
Donnelly has been remodeled
and
Dyson was built
.
Phone mail was installed and now connects all the dorms to
one another
.
New
dorms
will
be built on campus next year and some of the
housing on
North
Road
will
be torn down.
New
student ID's were issued by
using computerized
images, and there
is
more involvement
on campus activities
and Greek
life
has been extended
to
include new
sororities and more
fraternities.
Packing the stands, the
Red
Fox
fans give their team support.
Opening
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and
Alive
The spirit of the student body was seen on opening day when we students
returned to campus. The freshmen arrived with some apprehension and much
excitement-eager to begin their college careers
.
New friends, new experiences
and new possibilities awaited them. The returning students also arrived on
campus alive with spirit
.
Old friendships were re-kindled and strengthened.
We, as students, awaited the possibilities of the future.
Now as we close the doors on another year, we are still alive with spirit and
change. The seniors look with excitement to the future, to unlock the doors to
their dreams and the rest of the student body looks forward to the summer and
what awaits them there.
All through our Marist experiences, we are Red Hot and Alive with change
and spirit. With these changes comes growth and with growth comes change
within ourselves
.
Because of these changes, Marist will always be Red Hot and
Alive.
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Lew Adams participates in velcro
jumping-a new event added to the
Activ
i
ties Fair
.
Andrea Preziotti and Heather
Sheedy welcome the class of 1995
at the Activities Fair
.
Showing pride in what th
e
y do
,
Alpha Kappa Psi makes their
presence known at their b
a
sket-
ball game against Sigma P
hi
Ep-
silon
.
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T
ak.r
g
a
d
v
a
nta
ge of
the last of the
su
mn r
w
ea
th
er,
these students
pe
ac
f,
ll
y
st
u
dy on
the lawn in
fr
om
M
a
ria
n Hall.
From day one of the Marist experience a student quickly
learned that there was much more to college than
just
attending
classes. Friends
and
relationships, fun and ac-
tivities, stress and hard work all played
an important
part
of the life of a student. The key to success was
finding a
perfect balance in our lives and making
the
most
of
what
college had to offer. For some,
this
was easier than for
others but as many soon realized, none too quickly, these
were the best
and
most
exciting
years of their lives. And
few
would
change
them for
the
world.
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When looking for a quiet place to study, stu-
dents found the library was often a good place
to start.
Upstairs in the library was usually crowded
but some students were able to find a table
with few distractions
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Tests
The Dreaded Test
Watch the pretty coin of gold. Now close your eyes as you were told:
envision this -
It
is early Saturday morning, the grass outside of Champagnat hall is
touched with the dew from the evening before
.
The air around the campus
has the usual briskness that is particular to the fall, as well as the middle of
the first semester at Marist
.
There's only one question. Why- in the name of all that is good and sacred-
are you up this early on a Saturday morning? The answer is as plain as the
face behind your nose, you have a test to get to. These "tests" have plagued
seniors since the onset of schooling and freshmen have this to look forward to
for the next four years. They have no reason to worry-much. We all take and
despise them and their like
.
Students wince when the dirty-word is spoken. Just say it, and you'll look
like you ate a lemon
.
This is the age of the test. The "TEST" is a creature, a
force, that breeds havoc unto the Marist campus; a small but humble college
that, time and time again, has been brought to the edge of cataclysm by the
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On beautiful days, some
students enjoyed
the
option of taking their studies outside.
Cramming at
the last
minute-a
practi
ce
which
is common as students make the most
of
their
time before
classes.
When
unable
to take work
outside,
students
often opted
for the next
best
thing-
a window
seat.
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Mary
Beth
Franks in search of opportunities
at Career Expo
'92.
What would we do without the
student
aides
in the computer center?
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Jobs
Mike
Mannebach
-
ready to critique your re-
sume at
Career
Development.
Dwayne Edwards, program assistant, keeps us
up to date on campus activities, opportunities,
and events.



















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Work
It! Work It!
Having
a
job
on campus v.s.
not having
job on
camp
u
s-
which category do
you
fall
into?
Most
students at Marist
have
work study or
campus emp
loyment.
While
some students see these jobs as an opportunity to earn
a
little
extra spending
money, others
see them as a chance to get
so
m
e
valuable work experience.
There are
also students
who work
off-campus. Many of them like their
job, but they feel it
cuts
into
their study-time. Unlike
st
udents
who
work
on
campus,
they usually
cannot call
into work
and
say
they
have
a
huge
test to
st
udy for
o
r
they need
the
time to do
their
hom
e
work.
These students also
admit that
it is
often
difficult
to get
to
work
a
nd
the
ride
can
be long
,
es
pecially when
you are tired.
All in
a
ll,
jobs
are pretty
popular
among Marist
st
udents
.
,Jobs
help
them
get
into
the
swing of going to
work everyday, ju
st as
they
will in the
real
world. Jobs
also expose
them to new experience
s
and
ide
as
which
can only
help
as
they begin their job-search
after graduation.
St
ud
ents are gratefu
l
fo
r
their
job
s
when
il'
s
time
lo
pay
the
phone
bill.
Jobs





Friends -
any
way you look at it.
Friends catch up between classes.
Peace, love, and harmony.
Hanging out and bonding
at
Lake
Minnewaska.
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d
No
n
nie G
r
a
nskog
-
frie
nd
s
A
ud
rey
P
u
a
s
in
c
e fr
e
s
h
m
n
ea
r
.
Friends Take All Forms
There are friends like the wind who drift quietly int
o
you life, ru
s
tl
e
the
day
s
, and leave only the smallest traces of their existence
.
There are friends like a refreshing summer rain. They sneak int
o
y
o
ur life
and break tensions and humidity, only to pass on unnoticed, but they are
remembered during every summer rain
.
There are friend
s
like an ocean wave. Friends that crash into your life and
before they wash out, they change
,
reshape and mold the surface just a little
bit
.
And then there are the mountains, the ones who stand strong and tall
against every storm. You cannot picture your life with them and you cannot
remember when they were not there. With these friends, you can see the
world as it is, with a horizon in every direction, and the view is breathtaking.
Through our life, we have felt the wind, heard the summer rain, and
walked along the beach, but it is through college that we have climbed the
mountains and seen what friendships are all about.
Good guy
s
and good friends.
There
's a
lways
a friend to l
e
an on
a
t Mari
s
t
.
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On The Go
Cars, va
·
ns, bicycles, skateboards, and rollerblades- all forms of transportation
here at Marist. Each
of
them have their advantages
and
disadvantages.
Having a car was definitely a luxury many students were able to enjoy however,
parking was often a problem. For drivers, Champagnat lot was the
"dream"
parking place on campus. Parking permits for Champagnat were in high demand
because of the centrality of the lot. For those who were not as fortunate to be
assigned parking there
,
there were always the Riverview and McCann lots. But no
matter where you parked, the trek to classes was often long and not to mention
very cold, especially in the winter.
For the students who relied on the Canterbury vans to get to campus, "door to
door" service was very convenient. However the vans only held twelve people at a
time and for those who had to wait for their ride home, it didn't
seem
like much of
a luxury.
Campus dwellers often found bicycles, skateboards and rollerblades to be a
efficient way to get to and from classes
.
All and all
,
these were probably the best
forms of transportation because students could get to where they were going
without parking miles away from their destination
.
But when all else failed and you needed to get to where you had to go, walking
was the best bet- no flats, no
traffic,
no problems.
Champagnat parking lot
-
only for the lucky ones.
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Rollerblading, a great way to get around campus
a
s long as the sidewalk
s
are
s
mooth
.
Senior
Denise
Sorrentino takes a few friends out
for a Sunday Drive.
Waiting for the Cantebury
van
-
one of C
a
nt
e
bury
residents
'
favorite
pastimes.
The
best
things about
bicycles is
tha
t
you nev
e
r
really
have
to worry about parking.
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Two
smiling students walk towards
Marion Hall.
Kerry
,
Jon, and Tricia
escape
from The
Dyson Center.
Andy Ross peddles his way home.
From Here To There















S uden
ts
wa
lking to
and from Leo Hall.
The typical
8
:
15 look.
From Here To There
The hustle and bustle
at
Marist
centers around
the class
schedule
we have
.
From the "wonderful"
8:15
we all love, to the
6:15 that we can't wait to get out of.
Getting
from here to
there
allows
us to enjoy the campus that
we call
home. However, the
amount of people seen going from here to
there
depends mostly
on what time of the day it is. Here
are
some typical
thoughts
as
one walks to class.
8:15am
"It's morning all ready!"
11:25am
"Peak social time!"
1:00pm
"Should I go or should I stay?"
6:15pm
"The day is finally almost over!"
Bryan tries to get some last minute
studying
in before class.
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A
breathtaking view
in Th
e
Commonwealth
of
Ind
epen
dent
Sta
tes
.
A
group gathers
in Ireland
for a picture
.
Kiev
-
under
the Arch of
Peac
e.
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Kirsten Ryan and Laura Nelson
pose for a
picture
in
Athens, Greece.
Kri
sta
Barba
and
Maria Ann
Ca
l
abrese enjoy
themselves
in
Venice, Italy
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Marist
Abroad
While most
of us
spent the
semester
in Poughkeepsie,
a sellect few traveled
abroad and experienced a different way of life. This is known as the Marist Abroad
Program
.
Qualified students may
spend
their Sophomore, ,Junior, or Senior year in
a foreign country.
In
the
past, students have traveled to a variety of different
foreign countries.
Marist students take time
to
pose for a picture
with their gondola drivers.
Marist students visit Salzburg College.
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Words of advice
,
guidance toward the
future, help in accomplishing a goal- all
coming from this very important part of
the Marist community. A certain spiri
t
could not be· found in each and every
one of them, which was passed down to
each and every one of us, that sparked
our enthusiasm to be the best we could
be. They were able to open our minds
to new and exciting ideas, give us
insight to the outside world and guide
us on the road to excellence
.
They
played an important role in our
experience at Marist with a type
o
f
spirit and dedication which would be
hard to find elsewhere
.
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Faculty
I would like to
offer
my
congratulations
and best wishes
on
your graduation from Marist
College.
As you leave
our campus
to
pursue a career or
graduate
study, you will
find
a world
that
is rapidly changing and
increasingly complex.
From the revolutionary upheavals in
Eastern
Europe and
the former
Soviet
Union to the
competitive struggles
facing
American business
and industry,
the new
global village
you are
about
to
encounter will
be
a
plac
e
of great challenge and great opportunity.
The
years
you
have
spent at Marist
will
provide you with the
foundation to meet these challenges as well as to take
full
advantage of
the
many
opportunities that await
you.
Your Marist
education
has
given
you the intellectual
tools
and the
professional competencies
to
be constructive
members
of the organizations in
which you work and the
communities in which you live.
I also hope your
experience
at
Marist has instilled
in
you a sense
of
values and a
spirit of service,
particularly to the less fortunate in our
society.
As we
say goodbye
to
you
as undergraduates, we also
welcome you
back to
Marist as alumni
of
the College.
I look
forward to seeing you at Homecoming Weekend and
other
alumni
events, and
encourage you to
continue your involvement
with
the
College.
As alumni, you are now
stakeholders
in this
institution, and your participation in
the
life
of
Marist
College will be vital to
our
continued
growth
and
development.
Again, congratulations
on all your accomplishments
and
best of luck in
all
your future
endeavors.














Al Abdelrahman
Sec
uri
ty
s
taff
Paul Adogamhe
Political
Science
Kathleen Aguirre
Institution
al
Research
Asst.
Peter Amato
Assoc
Dean Student
Affair
s
Roberta
Amato
Dir
ecto
r
Co
un
se
l
i
ng
Services
Bro. Paul Ambrose
President
Emeritus
Donald Anderson
Engl
i
sh
Eileen
Appleby
Social
Work
.
Mulugeta Assefa
Biology
Elizabeth
Atkins
English
Ri
c
hard
Atkins
History
Patricia
Aykroyd
Special
Se
rvi
ces
Richard
Barker
MGM
T S
tudi
es
Patricia Beaman
Career Development
Bro
.
Joseph
Belanger
French
Getachew
Belayneh
MGMT Studi
es
Italo Benin
Phil
osop
h
y
Joseph Betten
c
ourt
Biology
Duane Beyer
Assoc.
Systems
Programm
e
r
Maurice Bibeau
Spanish
John Bilski
Security
Staff
Dorothy Boodakian
Fie
l
d Exp.
Secretary
Mary Louise Bopp
Commun
i
cations
Leo Bostar
Phi
l
osophy
Alys Bowler
Asst. Dir. Financial Aid
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Craig Fennell
Asst Dir. of Financial
Aid
Elena Filchagia
Asst
Libr
AV
/Periodicals
Brydon Fitzgerald
English/Mentor
Robert Foley
History
Ismay Force
MGMT Studies
Thomas Forehand
MGMT
Studies
Cheryl Frazier-Woods
Human Resources
Coord
Cathy Galleher
Health Benefits
Coord
Ronald Gauch
MPA Program
Joanne Geisel
Dir Fishkill Ext
Center
Raymond Gila
Psychology
Dennis Gildea
Journalism
Donald Godwin
Res Dir
Canterbury
Apts
Randy Goldberg
Comp
Sci/Math
Thomas Goldpaugh
English
Richard Goldstone
Comp Sci/Math
Katherine Greiner
Medical Technology
Richard Grinnell
English
Robert Grossman
MGMT
Studies
Katherine Gunthert
Exec
Sec VP Stud
Affairs
Valerie Hall
College Relations
Assistant
Greg Hamilton
MGMT
Studies
Sister Jeanne
Hamilton
Dir
.
Campus
Ministry
Joan Hanaburgh
Switchboard Operator
John Hartsock
Communications
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Pau-San Haruta
English
Helen Hayes
Comp Sci/Math
Mary Hellman
Freshman Mentor
James Helmreich
Math
Neil Hogan
Copy Center
Printer
Richard Horan
Dir. Foundation/Gov't
Re
l
ations
Edward Hynes
Dir. of College Relations
Rose Marie Illustrato
Career Dev Secretary
J
u
dy Ivankovic
Registrar
Donald Ivanoff
Resid D
i
r. Canterb
u
ry
Apts
Nora Jachym
Education
William Joel
Comp Sci
Al Jurkowski
Coordinator
Job
Corps
Ashok Kapoor
MGMT Studies
Sean Kaylor
MGMT Studies
Claire Keith
French
John
C.
Kelly
Chairman
Div.
MGMT
Studies
S.M. Khatib
Communications
Steven Killion
English
Sarah King
Div.
Chair
Communication
&
Arts
Joseph Kirtland
Comp Sci/Math
Chester Kobos
MGMT
Studies
Shaileen Kopec
V
i
ce President of
Advancement
Joy Kudlo
Secretary
Bea Kustas
Admin Sec Student Acad
Affairs
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Connie Kustas
Accounts Payable
Staff
Patricia Laffin
Learning Center
S
e
cretary
Carolyn
Landau
Political Sci
Donna
Langels
MP A Secretary
Jeptha Lanning
English
Tom Lanspery
Dir
.
Purchasing
Jeanne Laub
Receptionist/Typist
Barbara Lavin
Criminal
Justice
Mary
Sue Lawrence
Communications
Timothy Lawton
Telecommunications
Analyst
Joseph F. Leary
Dir. Security
Nadine Lewis
Counselor
Robert Lewis
English Dir. Writing
Program
Robin Loeffler
Account Receivable
Clerk
Theresa Lostaglio
Programmer/
Analyst
Sue Lozinski
Freshman Mentor
Robert Lynch
Coordinator Student
Activities
Thomas Lynch
Biology
John MacDonald
Linus
R.
Foy
Chair
Janice Manners
Operations Manager
Virginia Marquardt
Dir. Art History
Bro
.
Joseph Maura
Comp Sci/Math
Jerome McBride
Dir. Info Systems
Christine McCaffery
Secretary Fashion
Fr. Luke McCann
Chaplain
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Mary McComb
Communications
Martha McConaghy
Systems Programmer
Christine McCormick
Dir.
Financial Aid
Margaret McCrory
MGMT
Studies
Richard McGovern
Comp Sci/Math
Patricia McKinney
Arts
&
Letters Admin
Sec
John McMullen
Consultant
Joann Mead
Accountant
E
u
gene Melan
MGMT
Studies
David Meredith
MGMT
Studies
Lee Miringoff
Director MIPO
Maria Moccio
Med Tech Secretary
Andrew Molloy
Chair of Science Division
Rosemary Molloy
Dir. Student Acad
Affairs
Nancy Moody
Coordinator of JLD
Jacki Moriarty
Coord Adult
Ed
Mark Morreale
English
Anita Morrison
Sr Accounting
Clerk
Kenneth Moss
English
Linda Muhlfeld
Secretary
College
Activities
Victoria Mullen
Coord Financial Info
Systems
Carol Mulqueen
Asst Director
of
Admissions
Desmond Murray
Asst Dir. Field
Experience
JoAnn Myers
Politica
l
Sci
Scott F. Myers
Dir. Para-Legal Studies
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Prema Nakra
MGMT
Studies
Dean Nataro
Comp Sci/Math
J
oa
n Marie Nies
Admin
Sec of
MIPO
Augustine Nolan
Communicat
i
o
n
s
Elizabeth Nolan
Coo
rdin
ato
r
Teacher
Education
Casimir
Norkeliunas
Russi
a
n
/Germa
n
Robert Norman
Communications
Jane O'Brien
Dir
He
a
lth
Services
Peter O'Keefe
Hi
sto
r
y
Dir.
o
f
Co
re
Liber
a
l
Studies
Daniel Okada
C
rimin
a
l
Justice
Norman Olin
Fine Arts
Miriam Oren
AVP, Executive
Secretary
Patricia
Oswald
Office
M
G
R Human
Resources
John Padovani
Asst Dir. Housing
Luis Perez
Hi
sto
r
y
Diane
Perreira
Dir. Special Services
Mar Peter-Raoul
Religious Studies
Amy Pettengill
Program
Coo
rd
o
f
M.A.P
.
Linda Piney
Secretary of
S.A.P.
Maryann Ponte
Programmer/ Analyst
Marilyn Poris
C
ir. In
st
ituti
ona
l
Research
Mathew Poslusny
C
h
em
i
stry
Victoria Powell
Sec. Co
mp
Sci/Math
Theodore Prenting
Dir.
MBA
Program
Gail Presbey
Philosophy
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Nan
cy
Priest
NDSL Clerk
Timothy Priest
Co
un
s
elor J
o
b Corp
s
Prg
James Raimo
Dir. of
Housing
Bro. Richard
Rancourt
Co
mp Sci/Math
Edward
Reyman
MGR of
Payroll Services
Caroline
Rider
MGMT
Studies
Robert Ristagno
MGT
Studies
John Ritschdorff
Comp Sci/Math
Evan Rivers
English
Dorothea Roche
MGT
Studies Sec
Iris Ruiz-Grech
Asst Dir
.
HEOP
David
Rule
Education
Martin Rule
Administrative Sec
Housing
Beth Ruppenthal
Resid Dir. North End
Bro
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Cornelius
Russell
MGT Studies
James Ryan
Coord/Counselor Sp
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Services
William Ryan
Dir. of
Media
Center
Bro. Joseph Sacino
MGT
Studies
Steve Sansola
Asst Dean of Student
Affairs
Victoria Sarkisian
Coord Linguistic Stud.
Judith Saunders
English
Ellen Schwerman
Math
Art Scott
Comp
Sci/Math
Deidre Sepp
Dir.
Career Dev/Fie
l
d
Exp
Onkar Sharma
Chairman Comp
Sci/Math
Faculty,
Staff
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MGT Studies
Ralph Short
G
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Grace Sinisi
Stud
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Rose Smith
Security
Sec
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ta
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Stuart Smyth
Automation Librarian
Theresa
Snyder
Biology
Marion
Spadaro
Switchboard
Operator
Mary Spinella
Audiovisuals Assistant
Lisa Spore
Financial Aid Counselor
Edward
Springer
Communications
Meg
Stave
Resid
Dir
.
Leo Hall
Albert
Stridsberg
Advertising
Dorothy Sullivan
Biology
Laurence Sullivan
Latin/Religous Studies
Mark
Sullivan
Executive Vice President
Robert Sullivan
Medical
Te
c
hnology
Jean
Talbot
MGT Studies
James
Teneyck
Comp Sci/Math
Marion
Terralavoro
Annual Fund Se
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Marianne Toscano
C
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.
Math Learn Skills
Vincent Toscano
Div. Chair
Humanities
Elena
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Russian
Barbara Van Itallie
Comp
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Vernon Vavrina
Political Science
Francis Vergili
Accounts
Payable Clerk
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Comp Sci
Loretta Walicki
Switchboard Operator
S
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Joseph R
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BURSAR
Paul Weiner
MGT Studies
Thomas Wermuth
History
Cheryl
Whitley
Social Work
Bro
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Michael Williams
Asst
Campus Minister
Gary
Williams
Resid Dir Marian Hall
Richard Williams
MGT Studies
Ann Winfield
Dir. Enrollment
Communications
Jo
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Ann Wohlfahrt
Alumni Affairs Asst
Harry Wood
VP Admissions
Enrollment Plan
Natalie Young
Sr
Account
Clerk
Amanda Zarrelli
Accounts Receivable
Clerk
Louis Zuccarello
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Carla M. Angelini
Communications:
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Journalism
Kim A. Arnold
Communications/Psychology
Michelle
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Psychology
Melissa L. Anzalone
Psychology/Special Education
Thomas B. Arnold
Business Admn: Finance
Kristen
H.
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Fashion Design
Kelly A. Archer
Business Admn: Finance
Chris
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Business Administrat
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Anne
M.
Ayotte
Psychology
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Psychology
Richard Barone
Business Admn: Marketing
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Lisa M. Banyacski
Communic
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Margaret A. Barrett
Business Admn
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Jonathan
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History /Philosophy
Michael A
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Criminal Justice
Randolph Bass
Psychology





























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Daniel P. Becker
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Rene E. Bennett
Psychology/Special Education
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Fashion Design
Michael E. Beirne
Communications/Criminal Justice
Nicole
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Computer Information Systems/
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Lorraine
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Fashion Design
Michael A. Bello
Criminal Justice
Margaret A. Bergin
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Computer Science
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Craig T. Bogardus
Computer
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Craig Bocchiaro
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Gilda R. Bonanno
History: Secondary Education/Psy-
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Charles Bottitta
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Krista J. Bochdam
Business Administration/Econo-
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Jeffrey Bond
Business Admn: Finance/Compute1
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Robert J. Bowen
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Diane Boyle
Business Administration
Mary C. Bricker
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Edwin M. Budd
Communications:
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Francis D. Bradley
Business Administration
Robert A. Broders
Business Admn: Finance
Huong
T.
Bui
Psychology/Special Education
Stacy E. Bradley
Psychology/Special
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Matthew
F.
Brown
Criminal Justice/Psychology
Paul
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Accounting
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Maureen K. Byrnes
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Daniel E
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Adeelah Carrim
Communications/Psychology
Michael J. Callahan
Business Admri: Marketing
Timothy F. Carroll
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Jennifer A. Chatfield
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Christina L. Cassidy
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Lisa A. Chmielewski
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Thomas N. Collins
Criminal Justice
Nicole
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Douglas
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Criminal Justice/Psychology
George Conboy
Psychology
Laura
M.
Cooney
Math/Psychology
Dennis Clifford
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Shawn E. Conn
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Christine E. Coughlin
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Jodi
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Social Work/Criminal Justice
Lisa M. D' Angelo
Business Admn: Finance/ Acco
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Meredith M. Daniel
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Kelley A. Day
Coj:nmunications: Public Relations
Theresa
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English Literature
Michael A. Dauerer
Communications: Public Relations
Maryellen
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Social Work
Jose DeLaRosa
Psychology
William E. Davitt
Communications
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David De Angelo
Business Admn: Finance
Kraig E. DeMatteis
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Communications: Public Relations-
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Patricia A
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Accounting
Niccolo Dua
Computer Information Systems
Corina
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Communications: Advertising
Roger W. Dowd
Psychology
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Patricia A
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Criminal Justice/Social Work
Annette
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English
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English/Psychology
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Maureen E. Eustace
Psychology
Daniel E. Eyster
Business/Psychology
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Noemi Fernandez
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Lynn B. Filey
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Robert
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English
Beth G. Fogarty
Fine Arts/English
Amy
J.
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Psychology
Seniors
Timothy S. Fisher
Business Admn: Marketing/Com-
munications
Dominick E. Fontana
Communications
:
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Fi
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Journalism
Anthony
J
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Chemistry
Shannon M. Fitzpatrick
Environmental Science
Nanci Lyn Forman
Business Admn: Finance
Mary Beth Franks
Communications: Rad
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Charles S. Fleming
Computer Science
Sandra Formichelli
Psychology /Special Education
Michael
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Denise C. Garaventa
Communications
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Adam C. Gibbons
Political Science/Cri
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Valerie S
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Gajdzis
Psychology
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Daniel
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Gargan
Criminal Justice
Stacy A. Giblin
Fashion Design
Stuart
E
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Gallagher
Russian Studies
Peter
J.
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Bu
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Marti A. Giella
Communications
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Business Admn: Marketing
Ivelisse D. Gonzalez
Psychology/Spanish
Seniors
Cristin A. Gilleran
Social Work
Ramon P. Gonzalez
Integrative Studies
Kevin M. Gilmartin
Communications: Radio, TV, Film
Brian
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History
Kennard 0. Gopaul
Political Science
Don A. Glover
Computer Information
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Jeanne A. Gotzen
Psychology/Special Education

























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Nancy
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Communications
Jaclyn Gruebel
Business Administration
Elise J. Hall
Business Admn: Marketing
Christy
M.
Green
Communications/Studio Art
Dawn M. Gullotti
Social Work/Psychology
Victoria J. Hansen
Accounting
Tara L. Groll
Communications: Advertising
Heather L. Hagar
Business Admn: Finance
Erik
R.
Hanson
Business
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Psychology
Seniors
Reggie L. Ho
Studio Art/Psychology
Carloyn M. Holt
Communications




















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Norman Jackson
P
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Tracy L. Hughes
Communications: Advertising
Maureen E. Intemann
Marketing/ Accounting
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Jonathan A. James
Business Admn: Finance
William D. Hughes Jr
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Communications
Frank P. Irizarry
Political Science/Communications
Resheed Javeri
Psychology
Mickey Hunt
Business
Deborah M. S. Jack
Communications
Douglas Johnson
Business Administration
Seniors
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Business Admn: Personnel/Com
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Quinn M. Kerrigan
Communicat
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Crystal Kim
Fashion Design
Jacqueline B. Kingsbury
Criminal Justice/Psychology




























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Michelle A. Kislowski
Communications: Advertising
Kathleen M
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Kollar
Communications/Music
Christine M. Krein
Chemistry
Kathy
L. Kline
Medical
Technology
Virginia V. Kosuda
Psychology
James
A.
Kresge
Communications: Journalism/Pub-
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Jacob
R.
Knorr
Business Admn: Marketing/Psycho-
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Spiredoula Kotsikopoulos
Psychology
Ann G. Kucipeck
Fashion Design
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Psychology/Special Education
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Christopher G. Leach
Communications
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William
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Business Administration
Susan J. Lewis
Psychology
Christopher J. Loeffler
Communications/Business Admn.
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Communications: Public Rela-
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English/Secondary Education
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Political Science
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Jonathan P. Marks
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Robert D. Matthews
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Elizabeth A
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Tracie L. Matus
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English Literature
Farrah B. Mead
Criminal Justice
Seniors
Denis G. Mc Nicholl
Business Admn: Fiance
Nicole Medina
English/Spanish
Matthew S. Mc Queeney
Criminal Justice/Psychology
Lili A. Melendez
Criminal Justice
Kimberly A
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Alison A. Miller
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Megan J. Moran
Communications
Heidi M. Michitsch
Business Admn: International Busi-
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Andres Miranda
Integrative Studies
Joshua D. Mordin
History /Philosophy
Joseph P. Milana
Criminal Justice
Michael S. Moloy
Communications: Public Relations
Margaret A. Morgan
Psychology/Special Education
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Psychology
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Political Science
Ann N. Nevins
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John C.
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Communications
Carolynne O'Grady
Business/Computer
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Daniel A. Newcombe
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Jessica A. Obergfoll
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Michaela O'Leary
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Political Science/Spanish
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Communications
Debra A. Petrone
Communications
Diane S. Pitts
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Communications: Radio, TV, Film
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Raymond P. Raiche
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munications
Benito Ramos
Psychology
Gregory R. Reisert
Business Admn: International
Harvey Richardson
Psychology
Laura
B.
Rasky
Psychology
Janine A. Renella
Business Administration
Ronette Ricketts
English Literature
Peter A. Raymond
Environmental Science
John F. Reynolds
Psychology
Bertram J. Riley Jr.
Business Admn: Finance
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Stephen D. Romeo
Environmental Science/Biology
Melissa
H.
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Fashion Design
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J.
Ross
sychology/Special
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Michele C. Rubis
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Diane
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Business Administration
Paul J. Rudolph
Communications: Radio, TV, Film
Tracey A. Saal
Criminal Justice/Psychology
Christine
L.
Rowan
Communications/Special Education
Karen A. Rupich
Business Admn
:
Marketing/
International Business
Lisa L. Sacco
Communications: Public Relations
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Communications:
Public
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Public Address
Colleen
M.
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Joseph A. Saitta
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Patrick J. Scognamiglio
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Patrice A. Selleck
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Kristina
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English: Writing/Psychology
Jennifer L. Smith
Communications: Public Relations
Edward C. Sherako
English
Mark R. Skoglund
Business Admn: Marketing
Lisa
M.
Smith
Communications: Public Relations
Thomas
J.
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Computer Science
Audra E.
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Social
Work/Psychology
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Bartholomew A. Steinhorn
Social Work
James
M.
Stewart
Computer Information Systems
Lori L. Stella
Fine Arts/Spanish
James
W.
Stewart
Communications/Criminal Justice
Reginald Stephen
Business Administration
Kathleen A. Sturges
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Deidre J. Sullivan
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John T. Suzuki
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Tricia
R. Taskey
Communications
Emery
R. Sullivan
Psychology/Special Education
Anthony J. Tabacco Jr.
Communications
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Public Relations/
Spanish
Maria T
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Tassone
Communications
Patrick J. Sullivan
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Joanne E. Tanguay
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James A. Trupiano
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Psychology
Teresa K. Tuohy
Psychology
Anthony T. Uanino
Business Admn: Marketing
Amy A. Usis
Psychology /Special Education
Kim R. Turiak
Computer Information
Systems/
Business
Jennifer A. Ubert
Psychology/Special Education/Ad-
vertising
Kelli J. Vaccaro
Political Science
Joseph
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Accounting
Christine M. Urgola
Communications
Maria C. Valentino
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Clinton H. Wiley
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William C. W einpahl
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Laura J. Whittle
Psychology/Special Education
Delroy A. Williams
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Wing Wong
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Wendell K. Williams
Integrative Studies
Douglas R. Wood
Computer Information Systems/
Business Adplinistration
Laura G. Wortmann
English Literature/Secondary Edu-
cation
Laura A. Willoughby
Computer Information Systems/
Business Administration
Alonzo Woods
Integrative Studies
Brenda M. Yes ville
Spanish/Communications: Public
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Kristin K. Winter
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Jodie A
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Trac~y Evans
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Barbara S. Zisa
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Marilyn Leitao
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Tania D. Zivitski
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Paul G. Czajak
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rtainment for the student body.
Over The Years We Have Seen Marist
College Grow. Not Only Physically, But Also
In Membership Of Our Clubs And
Organizations On Campus. With A Variety Of
Activities To Be Involved In, Our Clubs
Offered Something For All Students.
Every Club And Organization Represented
Something For Each Student Who Was A
Member ...
Unity, From Working Together As A Team
For A Purpose That Was Important.
Support, Gained From Other Members
Who Shared The Same Goals.
Learning And Experience, Useful For
Our Futures.
Fun, Allows Us To Forget The Pressures Of
Classes And Work.
Friendships, Formed By Sharing Common
Interests With Those Who Were Once
Strangers.
And Spirit, To Take Part In What Marist
Has To Offer.











Marist College Clubs
Co-Curricular
Accounting Society
Advertising Club
Alpha Kappa Psi
Business/Finance
Club
Communication Arts Society
Computer Society
Criminal Justice Society
Political Science Club
Psychology
Club
Social
Work Association
Honorary
Alpha
Chi
Alpha
Phi
Sigma
Alpha
Sigma
Lambda
Phi Alpha Theta
Pi Sigma
Theta
Pi Sigma Alpha
Psi
Chi
Sigma
Zeta
Sports Clubs
Cheerleaders
Equestrian Team
Hockey
Club
Rugby
Club
Sailing Club
Ski Team
Student
Booster
Club
Volleyball
Club
Women's
Soccer Club
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Greek Organizations
Kappa Lambda Psi
Phi Sigma
Kappa
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Sigma Sigma Sigma
Tau Epsilon Phi
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Production/Performance
Dance
Club
Literary Arts Society (Journal: The MOSAIC)
Marist College Council on Theatre Arts (MCCTA)
Marist College Television (MCTV)
Marist Singers
Newspaper
(The CIRCLE)
Radio Station (WMCR)
Yearbook (The REYNARD)
Social/Service Clubs
BACCHUS
Black Student Union
Campus
Ministry
Chess Club
Circle
K
Gaelic Society
Hispanic Club
International Student Union
Outback Club
Students Encouraging Global Awareness


























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M.
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Clubs
Alpha Kappa Psi
Officers:
Karen Rupich
Susan
Lavery
Jennifer
Nies
Kelly Cammer
Evertt Bergquist
Communication
Arts
Society
Officers:
Dawne Berlinski
Amy
Crosby
Lisa Chmielewski
Paul Rudolph
Business/Finance Club
Officers:
Patty Oertel
Ann
Nevins
Roger Murray
Stephen
Larli







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Clubs
Alpha Kappa Psi
Officers:
Karen Rupich
Susan Lavery
Jennifer
Nies
Kelly
Cammer
Evertt Bergquist
Communication
Arts
Society
Officers:
Dawne Berlinski
Amy
Crosby
Lisa
Chmielewski
Paul Rudolph
Business/Finance Club
Officers:
Patty Oertel
Ann Nevins
Roger Murray
Stephen Larli












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rs:
C
arey
Allaband
J
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Rose
C
hris Schatke
T
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Maura
Santacroce
Computer
Society
Officers:
Laura
A. Willoughby
Nicole
Berardi
Douglas P. Roth
Dan Newcombe
Social
Work
Association
Officers:
Zelesther Cay
Audra Smith
Allison Judd
Susan Connolly
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Cheerleaders
Officers
Tracey
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Sarah Venezia
Hobie
Armstrong
Rugby Club
Hockey
Club
Officers
Kent Rinehart
John Dougherty
Brad Kamp
Adam Luscier






Volleyball
Officers:
John O'Brien
Randy Desrosiers
Michael
Gearing
Patrick Brennan
Women's
Soccer
Officers:
Patrice
Selleck
Kerry Schwartzmann
Kerri Oggero
Laura Nelson
George Browne















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Kappa Lambda
Psi
Officers
:
Jill McDonald
Robin Vasquez
Katie O'Connor
Sheri Weidner
Gayle Gruber
Sigma
Phi
Epsilon
Officers:
Tim
Sullivan
Shawn Waldrony
Jeremy DelleCave
Joe Russo
Matt
McQueeny
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Phi Sigma Kappa
Officers
:
Don
Glover
Lew Adams
Bob Broders
Joe
LeBar
Jim Adams















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Phi
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Ge
rar
d Carney
Ma
tt
Muro
Ka
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Scriva
Ja
son
Michaleleas
C
hris
topher
Gioffre
Sigma Sigma Sigma
Officers:
Laura Keating
Shannon Walker
Ann Ferrante
Jeanne Durso
Patricia Farrell
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Officers:
Ed Ryan
Doug Avella
Mark Bennett
Jim Haggerty
Jay Linder
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Dance Club
Officers
Joanne Witpen
Sarah Povilaitis
Jayme Gabay
Kate
Near
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MCCTA
Offi
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s
Ed Budd
Jim Johansmeyer
Mari
a
Licari
Literary
Arts Society
Officers
C
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Iacono
Kristina
S
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Gab
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Demma
Novine
Mudrick
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Me
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Ensemble
Marist
Singers
Officers:
Teresa Cowles
Sandy
Scott
H
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Women's
Chorale
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REYNARD
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Barbara Sanch
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Jean Anne Gallo
Jodi
Ramey
Circle
Officers:
Sara Richard
J.W. Stewart
Jennifer
Ponzini
Dominick Fontana
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Social Service
Black
Student Union
Offi
cers:
Ron
ette
Ricketts
Sophia
Thom
as
Deni
se
Dixon
Shelia
Mey
ers
Theresa
H
ardaway
Campus
Ministry
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Deanna Sapala
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Circle
K
Officers:
Cynthia Malo
Kellie McLaughlin
Kimberly Richard
Allison
Guarda
Jeanne
Brennan
Hispanic Club
Officers:
Benjamin Perez
Jr.
Lissette Veras
Elizabeth
Heidtke
Jeannie
Cordero
Kimberly Perez
Gaelic Society
Officers:
C
liff
Delaney
Shannon Vincent
Mary Ann McGovern
E
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Outback Club
Officers
Dave Konopke
Ed Gorch
Daniel
Iazzetti
Debra Saal
Barry Keenan
SEGA
Officers
Shane Riordan
Kevin
Smith
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Sean Ryan




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As The College Continues To Grow, So
Does The Athletic Program. The Recent
Push To Make Every Team Division I,
Coupled With The Resurgence Of
Sports Like Cross Country And Soccer
Has Led To A Renewed Enthusiasm In
Both The Fans And The Players. And
While Everyone Was Not On A
Winning Team, One Thing Is for
Certain-Their Competitive Spirit Was
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SOCCER
Syracuse
Holy
Cross
FDU
Robert Morris
St.
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Mount
St.
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Siena
Adelphi
Rider
Iona
Northeastern
Fordham
St. Francis (Pa
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Central Conn.
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Long Island
Monmouth
Manhattan
Oneonta
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(2-1
W)
(0-0
T)
(1-1
T)
(0-1
L)
(5-3
W)
(1-1
T)
(1-5 L)
(1-2 L)
(3-1 W)
(4-2 W)
(7-1
W)
(6-4
W)
(1-2
L)
(5-2
W)
(0-1
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(4-0 W)
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Cross Country
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CROSS COUNTRY
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King's Inv.
Hunter Inv.
LeMoyne Inv
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Hofstra Inv.
NEC
C
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ampionships
CTC Championships
IC4A
Championships
□
Cross Country
(3rd
of
8)
(3rd of
12)
(2nd
of
22)
(4th of
20)
(1st of
8)
(3rd
of
10)
(3rd of 9)
WOMEN'S
CROSS COUNTRY
Wagner Inv.
King's Inv.
Hun
ter
Inv.
LeMoyne Inv
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H
ofstra
lnv.
NE
C
Championships
CTC Championships
IC4A Ch
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pionship
s
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(3rd of
9)
(1st of 31)
(3rd of
17)
(1st
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(4th
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(5th of
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Head of the Schuykill
WOMEN'S CREW
Head of the Hudson (7th of 15)
Head of the Conn.
Head of the Charles
Head of the Schuykill






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(14-14)
Fairfield
LaSalle Inv.
Hartford
St. Franc
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s (N.Y.)
Queens
Rider
St. Peter's
Manhattan
Siena
w/Loyola
,
Man
h
attan
Iona
Central Connecticut St.
Wagner
Seton
Hall
w/Boston College
Northeast
Conf. Tourn.
Vassar
Army
FDU
(3-1 W)
(1 W,4L)
(1-3
L)
(3-0 W)
(3-0
W)
(2-3 L)
(2
-
3 L)
(3-1
W)
(2W,
lL)
(3-0
W)
(0-3
L)
(3-0
W)
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(3W, 2L)
(3-0
W)
(0-3
L)
(3-0
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Swimming And Diving
Teams
Women's Swimming
& Diving
Fordham University
L
Central
Connecticut State
W
Fairfield University
W
MSC Relay Championship
4th Place
Iona College
W
Rider College
L
Seton Hall University
L
St. Johns' University
L
University of Connecticut
L
Metropolitan Swimming
& Diving Championships
ECAC Swimming
&
Diving Championships
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Swimming
& Diving Teams
Men's Swimming
& Diving
Central Connecticut State
MSC Relay Championship
Iona College
Rider College
Seton Hall
St. Peters' College
Fairfield University
Southern Connecticut State
University of Connecticut
Fordham University
St. Johns' University
w
W (1st Place)
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&
Diving Championships 4th
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WOMEN'S
TENNIS
(2-10)
Monmouth
Fairfield
Buffalo
Manhattan
Iona
Army
Wagner
St
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Francis
(N.Y.)
Hofstra
Siena
NEC
Championships
Long Island
RPI
Fairleigh Di
c
kinson
St
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Peter
's
(4-5
L)
(0
-9
L)
(5-4
W)
(2- 7
L)
(1-8
L)
(0-9
L)
(5-4
W)
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(0-9
L)
(10th
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(4-5
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(5-4
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(6
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(7-2
L)




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Hockey games, basketball games, dances,
TG IFs, parties, the Senior Formal ... From the
first day of college to graduation day, there is
always some type of activity or event going on
to keep Marist students busy. What a great way
to socialize, meet new people, and develop
friendships that could last a lifetime. Some of
the experiences of college life would not happen
if there was not some type of activity or event
happening either on or off campus. Being a part
of the college experience is what makes the four
years at Marist so special. When students leave
Marist College, the activities and events that
they have encountered will always be in their
memories.
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MCCTA Presents
Good News And Front Page
Audiences were taken back in
t
ime by Mar
-
ist th
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eatre. MCCTA presented
The Front
Page
and the lively musical
Good News
.
Wh
il
e
the reporters ran around in
The Front Page,
you could not find a student at Tait College
without rhythm in their shoes in
Good News
.
Both shows, besides being successful, left the
audiences at the Marist theatre educated
about a time that might have been forgotten
.
MCCTA's main stage also enterta
i
ned us with
The Miss Firecracker Contest
by Beth Henley,
which took audiences down to Miss
i
ssippi for
the comic misadventures of a small beauty
pageant. (photos not available)
Denis Stapf and Michelle Boufoma turn a pos-
sible tutoring session into a bastion of ro-
mance
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Front
Page: Cri.minal
Court
Press room, Chicago
1928
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played
by
Greg Caires tells off
his
boss while his fellow reporters have a
l
i
g
ht
fu
l
mix
of
reactions
.
Jim Johnasmeyer gives us a taste of a more graceful edge of
newspaper
life
much
to the perplexity of Ed Budd.
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MCCTA Presents
King Lear
Aids Related Community Service (ARCS) was
the recipient of the funds received from the
two
perfo
r
mances of
King
Lear
by William Shake
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r
e
.
MCCTA's Exper
i
menta
l
Theatre Group
(ETG) p
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esented the tragic tale in
a
slightly un-
usual way. Instead of the time and place bei
n
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Eng
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and
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century,
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modern day in New York City
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duction
st
ill
remained faithful
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to the original
text, (not one thee or thou was forgotten).
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ayed by Mar
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Lobby display by Jim Johansmeyer.
T
he
cruel and heartless blinding
of
Glouster played by Chris Galpin.
Cylinda Rickert ponders the intense bewilder-
ment emanated by Laffin's Lear.
David Laffin begins to lose his
stance as
King and
takes
comfort
in
the
harshness of a
les
ser
l
ife.
Jim
Johansmeyer
,
David Laffin, Ed Budd, Cylinda Rickert
and
Bryan Cole
bring King Lear to a chilling conclusion.
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Holiday cheer "glows" in the dorms.
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The Giving Tree
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In its third year of existence the Giving
Tree Project sponsored thirty-four
'
families in the Hudson Valley. The
Marist Community collected eight
hundred and thirteen presents for the one
hundred and twenty five people helped by
the project. The project culminated with a
candle light ceremony on December 6,
1992. The presents were on display in the
Lowell Thomas Gallery before they were
delivered to the most appreciative
families.
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n
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Performers At Marist
Dave Binder
Jeffrey
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programs.
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Senior
M
essages
SENIOR
*Dear John, Thanks for being there through it a
l
l. You
always
b
ring a smile to my face and I love you for that.
These past four
years
woul
d
n't have been the same with
-
out you. Yo
u
're very special
.
Love always, Deanna.
•Dearest Andy- One day you took a place in my heart
and found a p
l
ace there, a home.
I
want you to know that
the place yo
u
found will alw
a
ys be there. All my love,
Margo.
*To Amy, Christine, Elizabeth, Janine, Laura, and Mar-
gie- Don't forget to h
a
ve
your daily share of chocolate
an
d ice c
r
eap1- it's essential! Thanks for the laughs
&
good times, you're the greatest and I'm going to miss
you.
Love always, Deanna.
*To Doug Cole, Linda Dickerson, James Fahey, and Bro.
Joe Maura, Thanks for your continuous
support
unend-
ing dedication, sincere concern and helpful advice
.
You
all bold a special
p
lace in my dearest memories of Marist
.
Sincere
l
y, Deanna Sapal
a
.
•Dear Janine, Thanks for being such a special person
a
nd such a specia
l
friend
.
It's bard to imagine what
college would've been like without you beside me.
I hope
you know how much your friendship means to me. Love,
Deanna
.
•To Beechwood/North Road
.
girls! You guys are the best
friends a$igma could have! You made me happy
I
trans-
f
erred here! I'll a
l
ways remember
the
Asylum, AMC,
guy-troubles, Re
.
nny's, Skinners, everything! Love you
always, Nancy
.
*To t
h
e girls in the "Attic"
-
Thanks for the
2
years
of
fun
.
What more can
I
say? You're all the best! Love,
Brenda.
Dear Kristin
,
Gina, Jodie, and San
d
ra- You will all for
-
ever
ha
ve
a
place in my heart
.
I will never forget the good
(an
d
the str
a
nge) times we have had. P
.
S. Remember
I
have something on each of you for b
l
ackmail pu
r
poses in
the
future
and
I
will come to collect!
I
love you guys!
Ken
d
ra.
*To all the Dingos- Thanks so much fo
r
the fun times
.
You are
a
big part of why
I
enjoyed college so m
u
ch. Best
wishes for the future
.
- J
.
W
.
*Lori-All the Numbers you will add until you retire will
not amo
u
nt to how much pride an
d
love we have for you.
Love, Mom, Jay, Bobby,
& Nicole
.
*To my housemates on De
l
afield and
the
firls on Spruce;
Simply put: You made my senior year
.
I love you and
miss you already. Love Sulger.
*Congratulations Susan for a job well done and for being
ab
l
e
to overcome so many o
b
stacles along the w
a
y. I'm
very proud of you an
d
your accomplishments
-
Love
Mom
.
•M & D "Rup"
I
couldn
'
t have made
it
without
you
.
Thank you for all your support and love
.
I love you!
Love-K.A.R.en
*Dear Jodi,
I wish you the best of
l
uck in all of your
futu
r
e ch
a
llenges
.
(Remember you ere in the real worl
d
now!) No. matte
r
whe
r
e ou
r
paths take us, you will always
have a special place in my heart. Love a
l
ways, Kent
•To Andrey Rodrigue, An
d
ree Raphae
l
-Paskey,
Kath-
eryn Neus and Linda Dickerson, my role models-Thanks
you for your continuous encouragement, endless
sup-
port, an
d
enlightening
i
nspiration
.
Most of all ..
.
thanks
for your constant willing
n
ess
to listen
.
You will forever
be in my fon
d
est memo
r
ies. Always remembe
r
to keep
s
m
iling!
! l
ove always, Ja
nin
e
.
•To Mo
m
, D
ad
, Gram, and
D
awn Thank you for yo
u
r
en
d
less support and guidance throughout my college
years
.
Words can not exp
r
ess my appreciation for your
co
n
tinuous encouragement, praise, and
l
ove given
to
me
throughout my life
.
I
love yo
u
.
Always remember to
keep
smiling
.
Love, Janine.
*To my very special friends, expecially Deanna, Thank
you for the precious moments we've share
d
and for
keep.
ing the smiles on our faces
.
Though we will soon be apart
in
d
istance, my heart will forever be with all of you.
I
love yo
u
.
Love always, J
an
ine.
•
A
ndrew-
Tha
nk you for/ making my college years
aa
specia
l
as ever. All of my greatest memories have
been
with yo
u
and will
continue
to be with you.
I love you.-
Kendra
•
A
imee, Patrice
,
M
a
ureen, Diane
,
Michelle, Jen,
Mer-
edith, Karen, Shannon:
I
couldn't have asked for a nicer
bunch of friends to live with. Thanks for
a
ll the fun
memories
.
Holiday parties won't be the same next year.
Good luck Love, Kim.
*To the ladies of
137
Washington St
.
,
Kristen, Denise,
Beth, Kathleen, Lisa, Je
n
na, and also to Marty and
Kim-
mie! Thanks for the friendship and the excellent memo-
ries
.
I love you all and I'll miss you
.
Love, Deitz
.
*Th
a
nks Mom for supporting me
,
I love you!
-Seen-
Saturd
a
y N
.
D
.
games, Craig- Monkey like behavior,
Tim-
.
A slap on t
h
e neck,.Marty- the ru
n
s,
Sophomore
year in Gartland
-
West Cedar parties, Kim
-
I love You!
•Dear Kelly, Sue, Nico
l
e C., Nicole
M
.
, and April: A
friend is there before you know it,
to
lend a hand
before
you
ask it, and give you love just w
h
en you need it most.
I
hope all of us
will be friends. love, Margo
•Mom
,
D
ad, and Marc: Thanks for all of the
l
ove
and
support all of these years! I love you very much.
I
think
of you a
l
ways
. -
Jean
.
*To Elisa and Debra
-
Good l
u
ck after graduation!
I
hope
ou
r
friendships continue
.
I'll miss you, love you both.
Good luck! -Jeannie
•To Chr
i
sty and Kim - We made
it!
We've had some
great
times
to look back on and laugh about, and I
hope
we have many
to look forward to as well!
I'll
miss you
a
nd love yo
u
both. Good luck!
-Jeanie
*Ser
d
a-
W
e ha
d
a lot of
l
aughs togethe
r
in hig
h
sc
h
ool, I
h
ope we can renew those times afte
r
g
r
aduation
.
Good
l
uck wit
h
everything you do!
I
love
you
.
-Jeannie
.
•To Casey and Bruce- Good luck with everything you do!
I love yo
u
both. Thanks for everything
.
P.S. The guy is
still in my closet.- Jeannie.
*Miri
a
m Baker- Yo
u h
ave been a greet friend! I could not
have ma
d
e it t
h
ese four years without
your
friendship.
T
h
anks
....
.
Crystal.
*Nicole, we have had s
u
c
h
a blast! I can't believe we
are
done!
Las
Vegas
-
we did it all! Thank you for everything.
You are a uni
q
ue an
d
specia
l
friend to me
.
I love you!
-
Jodi.
*Kent, Sc
r
ewdri
v
er?, bedstick in the hallway, Halloween
1991, hockey games and parties, semifo
r
mals "with or
wit
h
ou
t
you", snow, Christmas 1992, socks an
d
under•
wear, meow, "
ba
by", PJ's h
a
irdryer, the buzzer, best
fr
ien
d
s, senior formal,
I
l
ove you!
-
Jodi
.
*Kent,
w
hat we have
d
eveloped is very special. I couldn't
have
d
one it without you. You
a
re a beautiful person
who
can forgive
.
Don't give up
.
I
love you
very
much. June
1995?!? Love, Jodi.
*To C-4 attic- Tham, fo
r
all the memories, they'll last a
li
f
etim
e
.-P
a
tti
& Susan
. PM
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h
o's got the b
r
ain now?
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Kokor,
Jenine, Najda an
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Uncle Hr
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MESSAGES
T
h
a
,k
y
ou for seeing me to this wonderful day. Love,
S
e
r
•
a
.
•
T
,
t
h
e
girls of Beechwood: North Road, spart!, Asylum,
S
k
i ~
n
e
rs,
AMC,
Sigmaland, Pumpkin Pickin!, Fiestas,
a
n
F
i
ascos. You are all the "you-know-whats", and I
l
o
y
o
u!
•
1
o
a
ll
of the B-2/8-3 Dingos and Dingettes,
I
would like
w
•
i
s
h
each and every one of you the best of luck in the
fu
u
r
e
.
I
consider
myself lucky to have bad you all as my
fr
1.-n
d
s
.
-
Rob
•
·
h
e
U
nion girls- our memories made at Marist will stay
i
n
m
y
mind as if they happened yesterday. I'm looking
fo
w
a
r
d to all our tomorrows. I'll miss us
all
here togeth-
e
I
l
o
ve you
all-
Donna
.
P
.
S. Thanks Mom
&
Dad!
•
1
e
e
c
hwood girls: When you look back never be sad, for
w
'v
e
had some of the most incredible times of our lives.
'
m
glad I got to share them all with you .
..
I Love you
g
,
,
s
!
-
TLG.
•
o
m
and Dad -Thank You for everything and for
al-
w
y
s
loving me. Dara, Darlene and Ann
,
best of luck in
t
f
u
ture! It's been a great four years! Congratulations
tu
.
h
e
Class of '93. Love Serda Arslanyan.
•
o
a
ll the girls of Townhouse C-4; Mary, Jodi
,
Brenda,
S
s
a
n
,
Pattie, April, Nancy, and Nicole.
Congratulations
L
,d
i
e
s and Good Luck in the future. Happy Graduation
E
e
r
y
body, its been a fun four years!
-Love
Lisa.
•
a
n
ne Durso, it seems like yesterday we were graduat-
i
n
fr
om high school together! I can't imagine these past
r
,
tr
y
ears without you here with me.
I
know in my heart
"
'
w
ill be friends forever. I Love You -Sulger.
•
2:
Scubabuddies; Dingos, Wicker people and SYD
-
L
ov
e
d those ?O's Halloween Hawaiian-International
~
r
i
s
tmas Ect. Parties! I'm going to miss you wizards so
-n
u
c
h
.
Thanks for the laughs and the hinge Pat
.
Smooth
,
li
n
g Jonas. Good luck Guys. Love Marcia B.
•
·o
r
making my Marist years so great,
I
love you guys.
I
ha
n
ks Mom and Dad, Donna, Kelly, Sarah, Ann, Sue,
•
ts
y
, Sandy, Kristy, Noel, Laura, the Arbor girls, No-
'
·s
boys, Jewett and of course
CJB!
Love you always
,
,r
l
a
.
u
li
e
, you've been
one
of my greatest friends
.
I cannot
"
i
e
v
e it has been four years since we first met
.
Thank
•u
fo
r being there when I needed you most. Thanks for
d
e
r
standing who I am. Love
,
Zee.
o
t
he men and women of TH B3
&
85. I'ts
been
an
,e
s
o
me
4
years. I'll miss you. To the Star Trek crew
.
.
,
n
g
age"!
-Zee
io
m
Fontana
:
Everytime I
look
at the river I think of
u
,
all our talks and walks over the past 4 years. I'd
v
e
never made it without you! You're the best a friend
m
i
d
ever be! Love always, Jule (fellow outcast).
o
u
g W., Paul C., Steve L
.
, Dom F., Kris S, Michael B.,
d
B
renda Y. What would we all have done had the taxi
,
w
n up that night? The past 4 years have been an
>
e
r
ience worth remembering. Love always
,
Julie.
n
d
rea P
.
: A, I'm glad we've worked things out after all
s
t
i
me; your friendship has had the greatest impact on
l
i
fe
and I'll never forget the times we've
spent
togeth-
L
o
ve always, Julie.
·
e
:
My first friend at Marist, you'll always be my 1:00!
1
h
ad a nickel for every tid-bit of our lives we've
r
ed
, I'd be a millionaire! Take
special
care of Velore,
1
e
always, Julie.
:3r
e
n
da Yenda- My ex-roomie, my friend, I'm going to
s.
,
you dearly, I would have never survived Leo 600
h
o
ut such a wonderful person as you! When things get
tough always remember "Don
'
t quit" Love always, Julie-
Bulie.
•Doug C
.,
Paul
F., Farrah
,
Patty,
Joanne,
Andrea, Bren-
da, Kris, Doug
W.,
Paul C., Dan, Luke, Bob B., Vanee,
Michael,
Zee,
Dom, Tracey
,
Huong, Mary, Stacy, Joel,
Rob G., Bob M.,: Best of luck to all of
you,
wherever you
may go, Love always, Julie (T-Bones-Outcasts!!!!!)
.
•Dan N.: You genius
,
you lush,
you're
a wonderful friend
and I'm going to miss having you around, who will an-
swer all my questions? Life won't be the same without
your blunt and honest opinion. Love always, Julie
.
*Bob B.-As frustrating as it can be, you are the most
honest friend I've ever had
.
You've
opened
my eyes to a
lot of things about myself and the world
around
me
(including TMBG). You're a great friend! Love always,
Julie
.
*B-3, B-6, Unbeso, Brenda! Little one thanks for hugs
and all those talks. JoJo
,
Shh!! Michele
,
think Marky
Mark!
Jeannine,
I
had an awesome year
-
nice Calvins!
We love you, Mrs. Fields'! T, Swinning, Skinners', men?
who needs
'em!
I
love you-Andrea
•B-3, B-5, A-7, B-2, B-6, Jules .. St. Elmo's Fire; electric
flashes of light that appear in dark
skies
out
of
nowhere
keeping us going when
things
get tough. This has been
our life on the edge, always remember
.
-Andrea
•B-3, B-5, A-7, Jules,
..
I
can't remember who met who
first
or
who fell in love with who first, all
I
can remember
is all
of
us always together. You are my St. Elmo's Fire
.
I
love you. Andrea
•Jules, I'm so gald we were able to work out our differ-
ences. Our friendship means so much to me
,
one
I
never
intend to lose
.
Love you always, big sis! -A
*Mary/Stacy, You guys mean the world to me, there's no
other way to put it.
I
don't know how
I
would
'
ve made it
without you. Thanks for always being there.-Andrea
*Kris, From English Lit to Freud, you have
always
been
there for me. Hugs, stars, rain storms, midni~ht talks, ink
spills, housing, chippedy chocolate, pastina,
coffee,
ju-
nior year
.
I
love you even when
you're
drunk
,
L'il Bit.
-
Antle
-bit
•A-7, Doogles, I could never hate you. Dom
,
Central
Park, walking, midnight, darts., we
owe
it all to Steve.
Vancelot, Sourpatch kids, friends forever. Pablo, MCTV,
runts, Crand Canyon, Big Brother always. I love
you,
Andrea.
*B-3/8-2, Dan, you are my hero. Michael, don't forget
New Year's! Z, thanks for listening. Big Bit, thanks for
making me smile. Luke, we miss you. Dingos. you are
truly Yahtzee gentlemen. Love Andrea
•B-3/8-6 Un Beso, Brenda! Little one thanks for hugs,
summer talks and banana bread. JoJo, Shh! Michele
think
Marky Mark!
Jeannine, where'd you get
those
Cla-
vins'.? Skinners; my refuge. I love you Andrea.
•Rob, Jodi, Jodie, Bob .. I couldn't have done it without
you. Thanks for a job well done. I hope they appreciate
it
.
Cornish Hen, "Jo" Sorry, I'm late! Group sex, vegetar-
ians don't eat chicken. You are truly awesome
.
Good
luck! Love, Andrea
•To all the girls in A-2! I couldn't have asked for a better
set of housemates for my senior year! Always remember
we did throw the Best Parties. Thanks for always being
there with those open ears! You will always be in my
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'93 REYNARD Dedication
We, the 1993 REYNARD Staff, would like to dedicate the yearbook to Brother Joseph
Belanger
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M
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Dr. Jeptha
Lanning for their outstanding accomplishments to the Marist College
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mmunity. They both have contributed to the vast development at Marist over the years.
rother Joseph Belanger FMS,
PhD.
rother Joseph Belanger FMS, PhD. has been a dedicated
ie
m
ber of the Marist community
since
1959.
Over the past
4
y
ears, Brother Joseph has been actively involved
in
vari-
s
Marist programs. He is credited as the founder of the
1a
r
ist College Theatre Guild and the Marist Abroad Pro-
r
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Currently, Brother Joe is a professor
of
French Lan-
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e, Literature and Civilization. Along with this, he is also
h.
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director of the Marist College Foreign Film Program. He
l
s
finds time to be actively involved in the Science of Man
l
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ors Program, where he directs
senior
theses. Brother
e
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impact has definitely extended beyond the classroom
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his
involvement in many extra-curricular activities.
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all, this man can be
described
as an excellent teacher
d
an excellent faculty member with boundless energy.
l
ro
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her Joe truly cares about his students and is deeply
mitted to the ideals of Marist College. With this, we
e
d
i
c
ate the 1993 REYNARD to
him
for all that he has
c
c
o
mplished.
Dr. Jeptha Lanning
Dr. Jeptha Lanning has made a significant
impact
on Mar-
ist College. He has served on various committees at Marist.
Some of these are the Campus Life Committee (1966-1968),
Teacher Education Committee (1964-1968), Chairpersons'
Council (1971-1977), Student Affairs Committee
(1977-1978),
Rank and Tenure Committee (1980-1983), Faculty Grievance
Committee (1983-1986) and many more. He was also the
chairperson of the Department of English from 1971-1977.
Since 1980, Dr. Lanning has been the Director of the Marist
Abroad Program. He has been an associate professor of En-
glish and Communication Arts since 1974. From his constant
dedication
to Marist, Dr. Lanning
has
received many awards.
In
1984,
he received the Founder's Day Award for 20 years
service at Marist and also the Teacher Recognition Award.
Overall, Dr. Lanning has enriched the Marist community
with his active involvement and enthusiasm. Dr. Lanning is a
warm and caring man that has touched and
inspired
the
lives
of many. He is a man that is deeply committed to
the
ideals
of Marist College. With this, we dedicate the
1993
REY-
NARD to him for all that he has accomplished.
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'93
REYNARD Staff
Deborah Jack
Photography Editor
Jodi Ramey
Business Editor
Teresa Sorrentino
Co-Layout Editor
Jim Henne
Senior Section Editor
Nicole Sullo
Co-Layout Editor
'93 REYNARD staff members also include:
Karen Berka, Jennifer Poccia, Geneen Fredrickson, Darlene Windle, Monica Bellinger,
Laurie Fillgrove, Kristen Danelorich, Laura Chlupsa, Kellie Robinson, Steve Blette, Jessica Kaplan, Eileen Fisenne
,
Melanie Smith, Michele
Lulek, Lauren Rosa, Erin Butler, Mark Nepomuceno, Ember Presler, Robyn Lefkowski, Tabitha Wilde, Chris Berinato, Dina Anello, George
Ann Sabino, Jeanne
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Marie Mendler, Carley Waldron, Dan Aunkst, Kathleen Henn, Denise Burley, Stuart Gallagher, Chris Singer, and Sterling
Royston.
Photographers:
Bob Lynch, Barbara Sanchez, Deborah Jack, Chris Berinato, Teresa Sorrentino, Matt Martin, Sterling Royston,
Jessica Kaplan, Nicole Sullo, Kathleen Henn, T.D. Brown Studio, College Relations Office, Charles Porter, and
R.
Allan Schnoor; Courtesy of
Dan Sullivan & Athletic Office
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Editor's Note
Jean Gallo
&
Barbara Sanchez
Upon taking the task of REYNARD editors, we knew the job would not be easy, but we were willing to take on
the challenge in order for the REYNARD tradition to stay alive. We feel that there were many unexpected
obstacles to overcome yet we strived to overcome them in order to produce a book that was alive with spirit. Many
others contributed their energies to the completion of the 1993 REYNARD.
We would like to thank many special people who were willing to lend a helping hand and offer their support and
encouragement continuously. Therefore, we would like to sincerely thank Bob Lynch, Steve Sansola, Linda
Muhfeld, Dan Sullivan, College Activities Workers, the College Relations Office, the Athletic Office, T
.
D. Brown,
Kevin Byrne and the dedicated members of the 1993 REYNARD staff. We would also like to thank our faculty ad-
visor, Mary McComb, for her time, patience and advice.
Overall we hope that this years edition of the REYNARD portrays the Marist spirit.
In
each page of this book
we tried to capture all the precious moments that have shaped our lives, as well as the people that have touched
them. Remember as our lives go on our memories remain with us.
Good luck and Congratulations to the class of 1993, may all
your
dreams become reality, for you hold the key to
the future.
Barbara Sanchez and Jean Anne Gallo
Editor-in-Chief Editor-in-Chief
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