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Dennis Murray
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Marc
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Academic Vice President
Benedict D'Alessandro
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Chaplin
Gerald Cox
Vice President
of
Student Affairs
Steve Sansola
Director
of
Housing
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English
Italo Benin
Philosophy
Peg Birmingham
Philosophy
Richard
Atkins
Humanities
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Joseph
Bergin
Computer Science
Wilma Burke
Adjunct
Inst.
Bro. Joseph Belanger
French
Joseph Bettencourt
Biology
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Irma
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Spanish
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Kevin
Carolan
Mathematics
Philip
Chase
Business
William
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Soci
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Barbara
Carpenter
Director
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Center
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Music
Ismay Force
Business
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Helen
Gegenwarth
Math/Comp. Science
Dorothy
Hill-E
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Social Work
William Joel
Comp
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John Griffin
Economics
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George
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Science
John Kelly
Management
Marguerite
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lwona Kolibabka
Computer Science
Janet
Larkin-Stivers
Special Education
Virginia Marquardt
Art
History
Vin
cent
Kotschar
Science
Barbara Lavin
Criminal
Justice
David McGraw
Journalism
Richard
LaPietra
Chemistry
Mary
Susan
Lawrence
Communications
Richard McGovern
Mathematics
Fred McManus
Psychology
Andrew Molloy
Chemistry
P
rema Makra
B
usiness
Lawrence Menapace
Chemistry
Lawrence Montalto
Fine
Arts
Catherine
Newkirk
Medical Tech
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Brian Nagle
Accounting
Augustine Nolan
Communications
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Casimir Norkeliunas
Russian
Peter
O'Keefe
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Perrotte
Marist Abroad
Robert
Norman
Communications
William Perrotte
Biology
Edward O'Keefe
Psychology
Richard Platt
Communications
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Theodore Prenting
Business
John
Ritschdorff
Mathematics
Marjorie
Schratz-Millicker
Psychology
John
Scileppi
Psychology
Caroline
Rider
Business
Law
Sally Singh
Adjunct
Inst.
Laurence Sullivan
Religious Studies
Vincent Toscano
History
Joanne Trimble
Computer
Science
Albert Stridsberg
Advertising
Milton Teichman
English
Marianne Toscano
Math
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Washko
Katherine
Medical
Tech.
Barbara
Yan
ltallie
Mathematics
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Royce White
Psychology
Christina
Yertullo
Mathematics
Louis Zuccarello
Political
Science
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ENIORS
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Gail Abplanalp
Judith Abruzzo
Bobette Agnew
Timothy Altonji
Peter Amato
Jill Anderson
John Anderson
Bridget Applegate
Roger Ardanowski
Roy Arezzo
Daniel Arnold
Lauren Arthur
Charles Baker
Gina Marie Barraco
Daniel Barron
Jacqueline Barry
Christopher Barry
Kathleen Bartfai
Thomas Bartolo
James Benson
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36
Steve Berezuk
Stephanie Biear
Patricia Billen
Timothy Biskupiak,
Susan Blazejewski
Alison Block
Vincent Boden
Mary Boick
Joseph Bolgnder
Nora Bomba
Tracey Borromeo
Jason
Bosco
Janice Box
Debra Bramley
Diane Brennan
William Brennan
Stephen Brennan
Harold Brenner
Ann Marie Breslin
Mary Bride
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8
Christopher Brown
Patrick Bruno
Kelly Brusie
James Bundy
Valerie Burger
David Burke
Jacqueline Burke
Robert Bush
Barbara Byrn
Edward Campbell
Christopher Campo
Christopher Canfield
Jennifier Cannizzaro
Sandra Carignan
Roger Carrnien
Maryanne Casey
Maria Cauchi
Joan Cawley
Diane Cianchetta
Angela Cipriano
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40
Daniel Colabella
Cynthia Cole
Marilyn Coleman
Kelly Colligan
Kevin Collins
Karen Colombo
James Colombo
Kathleen Conheeney
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Jame
s
Corcoran
Dennis Corelli
John Corrigan
Kim Cosimano
Michael Coughlin
Robert Cowie
Christopher Coyle
James Coyne
Matthew Craig
Dennis
Creagh
Donna Critelli
Matthew Croke
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42
John Cronin
William Crosby
Cathryn
Cuccia
Moira Cunningham
Patricia Cunningham
Robert Curry
Chri
s
tine Cu
s
h
Joseph Cuzzocrea
Donna Cyr
Laurie
Czerw
Maria Czupryna
Franco Dalia
Normena Dallas
Michael Daly
John Davey
Mary Davis
Kelly Davis
Marie Davis
John DePaola
Dana Decarlo
4
3
44
Robert DelGrande
Christopher Delgiomo
Michelle
Den
a
ult
Tara Doherty
Richard Dombrowski
Paul Dottinger
Robert Doty
Keli Dougherty
Donald Duet
Marianne Duggan
Catherine Du
ssa
ult
Karen Dyer
Kerry Dyni
a
Sharon Eberle
Joseph E
s
posito
Carol Falcinelli
Margaret Farrell
David Favata
Patricia Feery
Adam Ferrara
4
5
46
Charles Fetterly
Debra Finch
Patricia Finn
Charles Fleming
Laura Frank
Kristin Fredeman
Christopher Gagliano
Elaine G anci
Theresa Gannon
Sharon Gardiner
Edward Gaus
Frank Gemmati
Desiree Genet
Paul Germain
Russell Gerroir
Alayne Gilbert
Christopher Gilbert
Genine Gilsenan
Randy Goldberg
Tina Gorr
4
7
48
Ronald Gouldner
Michael Grayeb
Kimberly Graziano
Amanda Greaker
Ian Green
Marshall Greenberg
Linda Griski
Gary Grismer
Colleen Grote
Eric Haas
Thoma
s
Haessler
Richard
Hankey
Barbara Hanley
Christopher Hannon
Lisa
Hargrove
Theresa
Harris
Barbara Hart
Kathleen Harte
Laurie Hauck
Lisa Hauer
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50
Michelle Haughney
Susan Hawkins
Dan Heffner
Mary
Hegarty
Lori Helms
Howard Herodes
Carolyn Hlavaty
Robert Hock
Katherine
Hocker
Julia Hoffman
Michael
Hoffman
Kenneth Hommel
Elsie
Horn
Christi Hou
s
e
Michele Hubbs
Allison Hughes
Patrick Hurley
Thoma
s
Hu
ss
ing
Mark Hu
s
ted
William Ingram
5
1
52
Ghassan Jabbour
David Jakubowski
Todd
Jesaitis
Leonard Johnson
Sharon Johnson
Margaret
Johnson
Laura Jones
John Joyce
Christopher Kacsanik
Margaret Kane
Christoph
e
r
Keenan
Kim Keller
Charles Kelly
Patricia Kelly
Martin Kennedy
Kevin Kennedy
Edward Kenigan
Wangsoo Kim
Elizabeth Knickerbocker
Douglas Knickerbocker
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4
Ann Koenig
Bettina Koop
Kathy Korsen
Jay Kosack
Paul Kowalski
Deborah Labick
Judy Lach
Margaret Laffin
Margaret Lane
William Lee
Chri
s
topher Lezny
John Liporace
Jeannine Liu
Catherine Locke
Tamra Lordi
Kenneth
Lorello
Lisa Lorenzo
Tracy Lydon
Joseph Madden
Edward Maffai
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56
Jo
s
eph Maggio
James Magura
Anthony Maio
Oliver Maletz
Nicholas Mancuso
Gregory Manning
Kristine Manning
Mark Marino
Kenneth Marasco
Eileen M
a
rkey
Jo
se
ph Marra
Francis Marsolais
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Carolyn Mortell
Dina Martino
William Masi
George Mason
Patricia Mauriello
Su Lay May
Marion McBride
Kathleen McCarthy
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58
Susan McCarthy
Michael McCormick
Mary McCullagh
Mary McDermott
John McDonough
Thomas McGrath
JohnMcGurk
Catherine McHale
Kevin McKay
William McKenna
Patrick McNamara
Leslie McPartland
Mariellen Melville
Stephen Melz
Maureen Mercer
Janine Meunier
Michelle Michel
Glen Middleton
John Miller
Nora Miller
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0
Michele Miller
Dawn Miranda
Judith Mog
a
vero
Anthony lv10naco
John Montanaro
Vincent Monteforte
Dawn Moraski
Michael Morri
s
ey
Patricia Morrison
Yanire Mozzone
Bryan Mullen
Kevin Mullen
Dawn Murphy
Michael Murphy
Eileen Murphy
David Museck
Kenneth Nakutavicius
Mora Nelen
Cheryl Newsheller
Sean Noble
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1
6
2
Michael Nolan
Debra Noyes
Anna O'Brien
Robert O'Connor
Michele O'Connor
Chri
s
t
o
pher O'Handley
Patrick O
'
Leary
Victoria O'Neill
Peter Oppenheim
Nadine Orlino
Dorothy Osborn
Gail Osburn
Karin Otto
Robert Palermo
Jessica Panduro
Marilyn Papa
Rodrigo Parra
Katherine Parry
Michael Pender
Caroline Pergola
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Sara Perkins
Jeanne Pernice
Christine Petrillo
Lauren Pirilli
Andre Piscopo
Kathleen Pladdys
Alisa Plumer
Joseph Podesta
Diane Pomilla
Janice Priest
Peter Prucnel
Barbara Pushman
Richard Race
Douglas Raymond
Donald
Reardon
Brian Regan
Christine Reilly
Linda Reip
Thomas Renten
Michael
Richetti
6
5
66
Peter Rihn
Alison Ring
Sylvia Rivera
Lynn Roberts
Elizabeth
Roche
Kenneth Radigan
Donna Roe
Nancy Roof
Leo Roselli
Stacy
Rosenfeld
Regina Ros
si
Julie
Rossitto
Thoma
s
Ruede
Diane Ryan
Alicia Ryan
Garrett Ryan
Andres Santiago
Elizabeth Ann Saunders
Antonio Scala
Michael Scano
6
7
68
Jennifer Scardino
Gary Schaefer
Mark Schatterman
Dave Schifter
Lynn Schilling
David Schimansky
Monsita Scholten
Robert Schroeder
Curt Schryver
Denise Schwall
Dorraine Scofield
Peter Sellitto
Michael Selsman
Beth Ann Sewing
Yvette Shabazz
Denise Shea
John Sicignano
Chris Silveri
Angela Silveri
Derek Simon
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70
Irene
Siriotis
Antony Sirna
Matthew
Skiko
Jean Slattery
Christine Smith
Sheila
Smith
Frank
Snyd
e
r
Janice
Sorg
Theresa Sottolano
MaryBeth Southworth
Stephanie Sowinski
Denise Spinetta
Nancy Sproviero
Laura Squillante
Alice Stanton
Joelle
Stephenson
Joseph Stevens
Stephen Stickel
Michael
Stipo
Patricia Storck
7
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72
Sheila
Stowell
Laura Strobel
Aileen
Sullivan
Jeffrey Sweeney
Brian
Swords
Kathleen Szarek
Joseph Tucci
Kathleen Tuite
Kenneth
Van Vlack
Theresa
Verni
Rebecca
Vernon
Donna
Viccora
BRINE
Ann Voshardt
Dou
g
la
s
Wald
Su
za
nn
e
Walden
Colleen Warren
Willian Weil
a
nd
Janet Wendell
Alli
so
n We
s
t
Le
s
lie We
s
ton
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7
4
David White
Gregory
Whitehead
Brian Wicenski
Leonard Wik
Eric Wil
so
n
Stephanie Wing
Christopher
Wing
Michelle Young
Dennis Young
Paul
Zabinski
Reem
Zein
Paul Ziegler
Chri
s
tin
e
M. Bet
z
Sheila Bradl
e
y
D
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vid Favata
Ron M
c
Cants
James Morris
s
ey
Laura Murray
Robert P
a
lermo
Jo
s
eph O
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Brian
John Polidoro
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6
John Alexander
Robert M. Aaron
Dexter Brown
John Burke
Raymond
Cornwa
ll
Rob
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rt
L. Dawson
E
rnest
Desire
Jose
Hernandez
Derek Johnson
Pasquale Maiorino
Louis
Onorato
Walter Pidgeon
S.A.P. Graduates
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S.A.P.
Graduates
Hipolito Ramos
Abdullah Salahuddin
James Samuels
Ronald Smith
Traver Stewart
Bernardo Reyes
Moses Walker
William Zimmerly
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MARIST
COLL!!GI
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Before the first
day of school
,
freshman
dorms
were
quiet
and
peaceful. But
when September 6th rolled
around,
these dorms-Sheahan,
Leo,
Marion,
and
part
ofChampagnat
-
were
bubbling
with excited and over-
whelmed
freshmen.
They
carried
milk
crates,
boxes,
and suitcases filled
with life's necessities,
as
parents
trailed behind
with
the
extras
.
As each freshman
moved in, remembering
friends
left
at
home,
and meet-
ing new
friends,
the freshman
residence halls
acquired
a
warmer, homier
atmosphere.
For these people,
this
day brought
an immense change
to
their
lives. Within
the
walls of
these dorms, they
would
laugh
and cry
-
making lifelong friends,
studying for tests, and experi-
encing
4:00
a.m.
fire drills. They
would
mature
,
and
begin
their climb
toward the future.
As
the days
and weeks
progressed,
each
person
would find
his
or
her place in the Marist
College com-
munity.
Personal independence
would
be
gained
by
r
ealizing and acknowledging the
responsibilities
which
now
exist
in their new lives. By
joining
clubs,
sports
teams, and various other activities,
their
adjustment
to
college
life
would
be made
a
little
easier.
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SPORTS AND ACTIVITIES
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Football
1
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Tennis
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Soccer
118
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Womens
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Basketball
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Volleyball
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Swimming
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Campus
Center
The
Campus Center
is
an
integral
and vital
part
of
the
educational
life
of
the
college.
The
Campus Center is the focal
point
for activities
for all members of
the college
community: stu-
dents,
faculty, administration
,
alumni and
guests. The building
serves not only as a
hospi-
tality
center and communications center for
the
campus,
but
also as the center for student
par-
ticipation in the
governance of
the
college, as
well
as co-curricular and extra-curricular
activities.
BETTY YEAGLIN
Director of College
Activities
Campus
Center
ROBERT LYNCH
Assistant Director of College Activities
MARION TERRALA VORO
College Activities Secretary
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Student
Government
Jeffrey Ferony
Student
Body
President
Jill Anderson
Student
Bod
y
Vice
Pre
s
ident
Meg Mac Murray
Student Bod
y
S
e
cretary
Jennif
e
r
Peifer
Student
Body Treasurer
Ce
leste
Frasier
Student Academic
Committee
Pre
s
ident
Frank Doldo
College Union Board
President
Jack Lake
Resident
Student Council
President
Royal Ricci
Commuter Union
Pre
s
ident
Ca
rmen
Lyon
Adult Student Union
Representative
Tony Sirna Judicial Board
Chief
Justice
Peter Prucnel
Elections Commiss
i
oner
SMILING AS ONLY POLITICIANS CAN:
Jill Anderson, Royal Ricci, Frank
Doldo, Medg Mac Murray,
Celeste Frasie
r
,
Jennifer Peifer, Robert
Lynch
(Assistant
Director of
Col
l
ege
Activities), Gerard
Cox (Dean of
Student Affairs), Tony Sirna,
Jack Lake, Jeff Ferony,
(missing
from picture,
Carmon
Lyon).
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NEVER TO GIVE OUT CHANGE
:
Karen Haight, Derrick Ducharme,
Chris
Cummings,
Stacey McDonnell, Yolanda Lynch,
Ed
McEneney, Jennifer
Peifer, Jeff Ferony, Betty Yeaglin
,
Len Wik, Peter Prucnel,
Cathy
McHale,
Hal Oberg
and
Gifford Krivak.
F
i
n
ancial Board - Making
Sense with
Dollars
:
Len
Wik
,
Betty
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e
ag
lin
,
Michael Hoffmann
,
Jennifer Peifer
(seated),
Kathy Parry
a
n
d
Marshall
Greenberg.
Senior Class Officers -
Counting
Down the Days
:
Len Wik
(Treasurer), Marion McBride
(Secretary),
Tom
Chambers
(President) and
Tony Mayo
(Vice
President).
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Commuter Union
Resident Student Council
128
Circle K
College Union Board
129
Sophomore Council
Equestrian Team
130
Psychology Club
MCCTA
131
Spanish Club
132
Things We'll
Remember
ROCKWELL'S . . . CAPUTO'S
. . .
THE LAST PUB
NIG
HT
.
MIXERS EVERY
WEEK
EN
D
... BEER AT MIXERS
EVERY
WEEKEND ... MARGUERITE
...
WORKING
CLASS . . . SM! . . . THE BAGEL KILLERS ASSOCIATION
. . . CHIL
LERS
...
THE
MARION PYROMANIAC
. . 6TH
FLOOR
CHAMPAGNAT F
IR
E . . A
REAL
YEAR
-
BOOK
STAFF
...
FATHER LAMORT . .
H
URR
I
C
ANE
GLORIA
.
.
.
WHEN IT WAS
C
ALLED I
N
TER-HOUS
E
COUNCIL
...
MARKETING PARTIES . .
THE
C
HALLENG-
ER
'
S
DISASTER
.
.
.
THE PALA
CE
DINER ...
SOVIE
T-AM
E
RICAN
SUMMIT
TALKS
...
"THE DAY AFTER"
...
TH
E
FISH
...
IRAN-CONTRA HEARI
NGS
... MOONLIGHT-
ING
-
WHEN DAVE
AND MADDIE FINALLY
DID IT
...
HALLOWE
EN
BLACKOUT
OF
'84
...
HOMECOMIN
G
FLOAT WINNERS
-
THE
CAKE,
THE ROLLERSKATE, AND
THE
NEST
... CA
ROL
GRANEY GRADUATES ... BILL BAIRD VS. LEE
KLIMEK
-
THE ABORTION DEBATE
...
SLICE AND
C
HERRY
COKE
... BERTIE'S
HAPPY HOUR
... SKINNER'S,
ANY HOUR
... SODA
MACHINES
THAT ACCEPT DOLLAR
BILLS
.
THE
GALLERIA . . .
PROVENZANO
'S
. . . THE
LOWELL THOMAS
COM
MUNICA-
TIONS
CE
NTER
,
FINALLY
...
NCAA
PROBLEMS
...
HA
ND
Y HARRY
'S ...
SEILER
'S
.
. .
JUNIR RING
CEREMONY
...
SCIENCE OF MAN
... THE NURSING PROGRAM.
THAT
STUPID
TREE IN
THE
MIDDLE OF
CAM
P
US . . .
ADD/DROP
LINES
.
CAFETERIA
LINES
...
MARGE
...
RIVER DAY
'85
,
'86?, '87 ..
. THE 21
CLUB
...
THE
TOUCH
.
..
AIRBANDS ...
THE
MONTH OF
C
HAMPAG
NAT
FIRE ALARMS
...
ALL-
NIGHTERS ... JUNIOR JESUS
...
WHEN THE
CAMPUS CENTER
SAFE WAS STOLEN
..
WINTER PARKING REGULATIONS
..
. THE FINANCIAL READJUSTMENT
COMMITTEE
...
FUN HOLE ..
. "
FOX YOU" ... HALLEY
'S C
OMET ..
.
SPEED
BUMPS
.
.
CANTERBURY
...
THE
REMOVAL
OF
SKINNER
'S
LEGS
.
..
DIVESTMENT
.
PROGRESSIVE
COALITION ..
.
ANDREW KAYIIRA
...
FRESHMAN TRIPLES.
"STAND BY ME"
.
..
MARIST
"UNIVERSITY"? ... THE AIDS CRISIS
...
BYE BYE
DUTCH
...
METS MANIA '86
...
GIFFORD
A. ANDERSO
N,
THE
FIRST
CA
BBAGE
PATCH DOLL TO BE
ACCEPTED
INTO
COLLEGE . . .
WM
CR
TRANSMITTER
. . .
HEPATITIS AND
GAMMA
GLOBULIN SHOTS IN THE
GALLERY
LOUNGE
...
STAR
TREK
. .
CRUISES
ALONG THE HUDSON
...
!SHI
... "START THE BUS"
...
THE
FOLK GROUP
. . .
THE HONEYMOONERS
. . . STUPID
PET TRICKS
. . .
PETER
GABRIEL
-
"SO" ... "CATS" ... "PLATOON" .
.
.
THE RETURN
OF
RED M&M
'
S
..
THE STOCK MARKET
CRASH
'87
...
THE JAVA HUT
..
.
FATHER
BEN
...
ATHENA
AND WES
. . .
MAGGIE JOHNSON'S HAIR
. . .
CHERI AND
KEVIN
'S
PANCAKE
MORNINGS
...
W.F
.U
... CAHMPAGNE
BRUNCH
...
STEVE WINWOOD
-
"BACK
IN
THE HIGH LIFE
AGAIN" . . . "PEEWEE'S
PLAYHO
USE"
. . . "THE
HOUSE
,
THE
HOUSE, THE HOUSE IS ON
FIRE
"
...
OTTO .
..
CHILDREN
'
S
THEATRE MARIST
NIGHTS
...
STEPHEN
BENTLEY
...
DAVID LETTERMAN
.
. THE
EARTHQUAKE.
THE 21-YEAR-OLD DRINKING
AGE ..
.
"ISN'T
THAT
SPECIAL!!"
Singers
Ski Club
Campus Ministry
provides the Marist community
with ample
religious
activities for student of all faiths. Numbers of events,
fundraisers,
speakers, and
discussion
groups are organized and
sponsored
by
a team of students and faculty
with
support and
guidance
from the campus
ministry
staff. Campus
Ministry
is
most recognized for theme
weeks such as Central America or
Peace Week
and
volunteer
experiences
to help migrant workers
and
their
children.
Sr.
Eileen
Halloran
Director
of Campus Ministry
Mrs. Theresa Best
Assistant
Director
of Campus
Ministry
Mrs. Elaine Newman
Jewish Assistant
Rev. Benedict D'Alessandro
Chaplain
Campus Ministry
Sigma Phi Epsilon
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Constructive
Criticism
by Len Wik
Marist
Abroad
(
cl
oc
kw
ise, s
t
a
rtin
g
bel
o
w
)
M
agg
i
e
J
o
hn
so
n
and Kat
e
R
i
c
h
a
rd
s a
t Li
s
eb
e
r
g
Am
u
se
m
e
nt
P
a
rk
,
Swe
d
e
n
.
K
e
ll
y Co
llig
a
n
,
P
a
tti K
e
lly
,
Brid
ge
t A
p
ple
-
g
a
t
e a
nd th
e
ir
c
leri
c
buddi
es a
t St. P
at
ri
c
k
's
Coll
e
ge
,
Ir
e
l
a
nd
.
R
e
gin
a
R
oss
i
o
n
t
h
e
b
eac
h in P
o
rt
o
S
an
t
o
St
efa
n
o,
It
a
l
y.
"Spr
i
n
g
B
r
ea
k
"
with Be
cky
Riv
e
r
a
in
C
anne
s,
F
ra
n
ce.
M
a
r
i
a Cz
upr
y
n
a, S
u
sa
n Tr
ac
h
a
nd fr
ie
nd
s
c
e
l
e
brat
e a
n
"
In
t
e
rnationa
l
C
hri
s
tm
as"
in
P
a
ris
.
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In Memorium
Gregory Kilgariff
1946-1987
Gregory Kilgariff came to Marist College in 1971 as
a
instructor
of Economics. Shortly after, he received his Master of Arts degree
from the University of Notre Dame.
In
1977, after having served
as
the Sheahan Housemaster for three years, Dr. Kilgariff
completed
his Doctoral work, also from the University of Notre Dame. Tenured
in I 978 and named "Teacher of the Year" in 1980, truly demon-
strates Dr. Kilgariffs achievemenets with students and administra-
tion alike. He was promoted from assistant professor to associate
professor in 1981 and served as the Acting Assistant Vice President
for Academic Affairs in 1986, as well as the Acting Director of the
MBA
Program.
Dr. Kilgariff was an excellent teacher who dedicated his life to his
students. He is remembered as writing; "Education is not achieved
by merely talking at the student in the classroom. I believe that
a
good teacher talks with students both in and out of the classroom,"
According to his colleagues, "Dr. Kilgariff is a solidly capable
teacher, gifted with the ability to lecture with clarity and flair and
able to hold the attention of students and engage their interest
...
In
addition, we find he possesses an quality found only in the exception-
al teacher; that of presenting material so clearly that it is within the
grasp of all his students."
For sixteen years, members of our college community have been
blessed with the achievments of Gregory Kilgariff: A man, who when
asked to reflect about his teaching at Marist, could simply and
sincerely say, "I like it here
.
"
We are glad you liked it here
...
and
we will miss you.
He will be remembered by us all.
--
Dedication
Each year the
REYNARD
is dedicated to a member of the Marist commu-
nity who has exhibited a certain quality and given significant contributions to
the college, especially the graduating class.
For some
,
it has been a special kindness, or one's gift of compa
s
sion
.
For
others
,
it has been a particular inspiration
.
And for others still
,
it has been a
never-ending sincere loyalty to the students of Mar
i
st College. For these
reasons it should be no
s
urprise that thi
s
edition of the REYNARD is
dedicated to Stephen Bentley.
In the summer of 1982, Stephen came to Marist, where he started the
upperclass mentor program in recognition of student's needs for guidance and
support through all four years of their college experience
.
His loyalty and
respect for his students went beyond his daily office hours
.
By living in
Champagnat Hall he remained in close contact to students and student life.
His work as Student Affairs advisor to the Student Judicial Board also
illustrated his committment to student rights and opinions. In addition to his
love of students
,
Stephen will be greatly remembered for his deep love of
music
.
Both students and faculty will recall passing by the Fireside Lounge
and hearing an accomplished pianist at his best.
Last June, Stephen received his Masters degree in social work and is now
living in Colorado, fulfilling a lifelong dream
.
In whatever capacity -
mentor, colleague or friend -
Stephen Bentley will
be remembered as a unique person who has made our four years at Marist
College a learning (and awesome!) experience
.
Good luck out West, Stephen .
..
and thank you
.
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138
"on being happy'
i once wrote a song
that no one sang,
i once wrote a poem
that no one read,
i once painted a picture
that no one saw,
and i wondered . . .
why did i do these things?
then one day
i sang my song
and i read my poem
and i saw my picture
and i knew why
and i was happy
Author Unknown
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This page completes the 1988 edition of THE REYNARD. SO many yearbooks pledge that their
staffs have tried to capture most of the memories of the times spent at their institutions. Yet, they also
apologize for not being able to include everything
.
This book makes neither committment. Staffing and
producing a yearbook can not be accomplished by a handful of students as has been the scenario for
years past and is also true for this year's senior class. Hopefully, however, THE REYNARD 1988 will
foster an appreciation of "the best years of our lives" in the days ahead.
A debt of gratitude and appreciation is owed to Kevin Byrne of Jostens Printing and Publishing for all
his support, encouragement and initiative in the production of this yearbook; to Rosemary Ragone and
the photographic personnel at ARAX Studio for their fine work and expediency with our deadlines; to
College Activities office and Betty Yeaglin for her cooperation, reliablity and "stubborness" to get this
published BEFORE graduation (Thank you!)
;
and to the students who were asked at the last minute to
sacrifice their time for this book
.
Congratulations and best wishes to the Class of 1988
.
May THE REYNARD always be a reminder to
you of the special times you've shared in a place we all called "home" ... here in Poughkeepsie, New
York at Marist College.
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Bobette Agnew
Timothy Altonji
Peter Amato
Jill Anderson
John Anderson
Bridget Applegate
Roger Ardanowski
Roy Arezzo
Daniel Arnold
Lauren Arthur
Charles Baker
Gina Marie Barraco
Daniel Barron
Jacqueline Barry
Christopher Barry
Kathleen Bartfai
Thomas Bartolo
James Benson
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Steve Berezuk
Stephanie Biear
Patricia Billen
Timothy Biskupiak,
Susan Blazejewski
Alison Block
Vincent Boden
Mary Boick
Joseph Bolgnder
Nora Bomba
Tracey Borromeo
Jason
Bosco
Janice Box
Debra Bramley
Diane Brennan
William Brennan
Stephen Brennan
Harold Brenner
Ann Marie Breslin
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Christopher Brown
Patrick Bruno
Kelly Brusie
James Bundy
Valerie Burger
David Burke
Jacqueline Burke
Robert Bush
Barbara Byrn
Edward Campbell
Christopher Campo
Christopher Canfield
Jennifier Cannizzaro
Sandra Carignan
Roger Carrnien
Maryanne Casey
Maria Cauchi
Joan Cawley
Diane Cianchetta
Angela Cipriano
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Daniel Colabella
Cynthia Cole
Marilyn Coleman
Kelly Colligan
Kevin Collins
Karen Colombo
James Colombo
Kathleen Conheeney
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Dennis Corelli
John Corrigan
Kim Cosimano
Michael Coughlin
Robert Cowie
Christopher Coyle
James Coyne
Matthew Craig
Dennis
Creagh
Donna Critelli
Matthew Croke
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John Cronin
William Crosby
Cathryn
Cuccia
Moira Cunningham
Patricia Cunningham
Robert Curry
Chri
s
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Joseph Cuzzocrea
Donna Cyr
Laurie
Czerw
Maria Czupryna
Franco Dalia
Normena Dallas
Michael Daly
John Davey
Mary Davis
Kelly Davis
Marie Davis
John DePaola
Dana Decarlo
4
3
44
Robert DelGrande
Christopher Delgiomo
Michelle
Den
a
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Tara Doherty
Richard Dombrowski
Paul Dottinger
Robert Doty
Keli Dougherty
Donald Duet
Marianne Duggan
Catherine Du
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Karen Dyer
Kerry Dyni
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Sharon Eberle
Joseph E
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Carol Falcinelli
Margaret Farrell
David Favata
Patricia Feery
Adam Ferrara
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Charles Fetterly
Debra Finch
Patricia Finn
Charles Fleming
Laura Frank
Kristin Fredeman
Christopher Gagliano
Elaine G anci
Theresa Gannon
Sharon Gardiner
Edward Gaus
Frank Gemmati
Desiree Genet
Paul Germain
Russell Gerroir
Alayne Gilbert
Christopher Gilbert
Genine Gilsenan
Randy Goldberg
Tina Gorr
4
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Ronald Gouldner
Michael Grayeb
Kimberly Graziano
Amanda Greaker
Ian Green
Marshall Greenberg
Linda Griski
Gary Grismer
Colleen Grote
Eric Haas
Thoma
s
Haessler
Richard
Hankey
Barbara Hanley
Christopher Hannon
Lisa
Hargrove
Theresa
Harris
Barbara Hart
Kathleen Harte
Laurie Hauck
Lisa Hauer
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50
Michelle Haughney
Susan Hawkins
Dan Heffner
Mary
Hegarty
Lori Helms
Howard Herodes
Carolyn Hlavaty
Robert Hock
Katherine
Hocker
Julia Hoffman
Michael
Hoffman
Kenneth Hommel
Elsie
Horn
Christi Hou
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Michele Hubbs
Allison Hughes
Patrick Hurley
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Mark Hu
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William Ingram
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Ghassan Jabbour
David Jakubowski
Todd
Jesaitis
Leonard Johnson
Sharon Johnson
Margaret
Johnson
Laura Jones
John Joyce
Christopher Kacsanik
Margaret Kane
Christoph
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Kim Keller
Charles Kelly
Patricia Kelly
Martin Kennedy
Kevin Kennedy
Edward Kenigan
Wangsoo Kim
Elizabeth Knickerbocker
Douglas Knickerbocker
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Ann Koenig
Bettina Koop
Kathy Korsen
Jay Kosack
Paul Kowalski
Deborah Labick
Judy Lach
Margaret Laffin
Margaret Lane
William Lee
Chri
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John Liporace
Jeannine Liu
Catherine Locke
Tamra Lordi
Kenneth
Lorello
Lisa Lorenzo
Tracy Lydon
Joseph Madden
Edward Maffai
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James Magura
Anthony Maio
Oliver Maletz
Nicholas Mancuso
Gregory Manning
Kristine Manning
Mark Marino
Kenneth Marasco
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Francis Marsolais
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Carolyn Mortell
Dina Martino
William Masi
George Mason
Patricia Mauriello
Su Lay May
Marion McBride
Kathleen McCarthy
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58
Susan McCarthy
Michael McCormick
Mary McCullagh
Mary McDermott
John McDonough
Thomas McGrath
JohnMcGurk
Catherine McHale
Kevin McKay
William McKenna
Patrick McNamara
Leslie McPartland
Mariellen Melville
Stephen Melz
Maureen Mercer
Janine Meunier
Michelle Michel
Glen Middleton
John Miller
Nora Miller
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Michele Miller
Dawn Miranda
Judith Mog
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Anthony lv10naco
John Montanaro
Vincent Monteforte
Dawn Moraski
Michael Morri
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Patricia Morrison
Yanire Mozzone
Bryan Mullen
Kevin Mullen
Dawn Murphy
Michael Murphy
Eileen Murphy
David Museck
Kenneth Nakutavicius
Mora Nelen
Cheryl Newsheller
Sean Noble
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Michael Nolan
Debra Noyes
Anna O'Brien
Robert O'Connor
Michele O'Connor
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Patrick O
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Victoria O'Neill
Peter Oppenheim
Nadine Orlino
Dorothy Osborn
Gail Osburn
Karin Otto
Robert Palermo
Jessica Panduro
Marilyn Papa
Rodrigo Parra
Katherine Parry
Michael Pender
Caroline Pergola
6
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Sara Perkins
Jeanne Pernice
Christine Petrillo
Lauren Pirilli
Andre Piscopo
Kathleen Pladdys
Alisa Plumer
Joseph Podesta
Diane Pomilla
Janice Priest
Peter Prucnel
Barbara Pushman
Richard Race
Douglas Raymond
Donald
Reardon
Brian Regan
Christine Reilly
Linda Reip
Thomas Renten
Michael
Richetti
6
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Peter Rihn
Alison Ring
Sylvia Rivera
Lynn Roberts
Elizabeth
Roche
Kenneth Radigan
Donna Roe
Nancy Roof
Leo Roselli
Stacy
Rosenfeld
Regina Ros
si
Julie
Rossitto
Thoma
s
Ruede
Diane Ryan
Alicia Ryan
Garrett Ryan
Andres Santiago
Elizabeth Ann Saunders
Antonio Scala
Michael Scano
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Jennifer Scardino
Gary Schaefer
Mark Schatterman
Dave Schifter
Lynn Schilling
David Schimansky
Monsita Scholten
Robert Schroeder
Curt Schryver
Denise Schwall
Dorraine Scofield
Peter Sellitto
Michael Selsman
Beth Ann Sewing
Yvette Shabazz
Denise Shea
John Sicignano
Chris Silveri
Angela Silveri
Derek Simon
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Irene
Siriotis
Antony Sirna
Matthew
Skiko
Jean Slattery
Christine Smith
Sheila
Smith
Frank
Snyd
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Janice
Sorg
Theresa Sottolano
MaryBeth Southworth
Stephanie Sowinski
Denise Spinetta
Nancy Sproviero
Laura Squillante
Alice Stanton
Joelle
Stephenson
Joseph Stevens
Stephen Stickel
Michael
Stipo
Patricia Storck
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Sheila
Stowell
Laura Strobel
Aileen
Sullivan
Jeffrey Sweeney
Brian
Swords
Kathleen Szarek
Joseph Tucci
Kathleen Tuite
Kenneth
Van Vlack
Theresa
Verni
Rebecca
Vernon
Donna
Viccora
BRINE
Ann Voshardt
Dou
g
la
s
Wald
Su
za
nn
e
Walden
Colleen Warren
Willian Weil
a
nd
Janet Wendell
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David White
Gregory
Whitehead
Brian Wicenski
Leonard Wik
Eric Wil
so
n
Stephanie Wing
Christopher
Wing
Michelle Young
Dennis Young
Paul
Zabinski
Reem
Zein
Paul Ziegler
Chri
s
tin
e
M. Bet
z
Sheila Bradl
e
y
D
a
vid Favata
Ron M
c
Cants
James Morris
s
ey
Laura Murray
Robert P
a
lermo
Jo
s
eph O
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Brian
John Polidoro
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John Alexander
Robert M. Aaron
Dexter Brown
John Burke
Raymond
Cornwa
ll
Rob
e
rt
L. Dawson
E
rnest
Desire
Jose
Hernandez
Derek Johnson
Pasquale Maiorino
Louis
Onorato
Walter Pidgeon
S.A.P. Graduates
I
S.A.P.
Graduates
Hipolito Ramos
Abdullah Salahuddin
James Samuels
Ronald Smith
Traver Stewart
Bernardo Reyes
Moses Walker
William Zimmerly
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MARIST
COLL!!GI
LIP.All
,
POUGHKEUSilt
B.t
,i.,.
U
ltlJ
Before the first
day of school
,
freshman
dorms
were
quiet
and
peaceful. But
when September 6th rolled
around,
these dorms-Sheahan,
Leo,
Marion,
and
part
ofChampagnat
-
were
bubbling
with excited and over-
whelmed
freshmen.
They
carried
milk
crates,
boxes,
and suitcases filled
with life's necessities,
as
parents
trailed behind
with
the
extras
.
As each freshman
moved in, remembering
friends
left
at
home,
and meet-
ing new
friends,
the freshman
residence halls
acquired
a
warmer, homier
atmosphere.
For these people,
this
day brought
an immense change
to
their
lives. Within
the
walls of
these dorms, they
would
laugh
and cry
-
making lifelong friends,
studying for tests, and experi-
encing
4:00
a.m.
fire drills. They
would
mature
,
and
begin
their climb
toward the future.
As
the days
and weeks
progressed,
each
person
would find
his
or
her place in the Marist
College com-
munity.
Personal independence
would
be
gained
by
r
ealizing and acknowledging the
responsibilities
which
now
exist
in their new lives. By
joining
clubs,
sports
teams, and various other activities,
their
adjustment
to
college
life
would
be made
a
little
easier.
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13
Football
1
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11
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Tennis
116
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Soccer
118
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Womens
'
Basketball
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Swimming
123
124
'
Campus
Center
The
Campus Center
is
an
integral
and vital
part
of
the
educational
life
of
the
college.
The
Campus Center is the focal
point
for activities
for all members of
the college
community: stu-
dents,
faculty, administration
,
alumni and
guests. The building
serves not only as a
hospi-
tality
center and communications center for
the
campus,
but
also as the center for student
par-
ticipation in the
governance of
the
college, as
well
as co-curricular and extra-curricular
activities.
BETTY YEAGLIN
Director of College
Activities
Campus
Center
ROBERT LYNCH
Assistant Director of College Activities
MARION TERRALA VORO
College Activities Secretary
_........
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Student
Government
Jeffrey Ferony
Student
Body
President
Jill Anderson
Student
Bod
y
Vice
Pre
s
ident
Meg Mac Murray
Student Bod
y
S
e
cretary
Jennif
e
r
Peifer
Student
Body Treasurer
Ce
leste
Frasier
Student Academic
Committee
Pre
s
ident
Frank Doldo
College Union Board
President
Jack Lake
Resident
Student Council
President
Royal Ricci
Commuter Union
Pre
s
ident
Ca
rmen
Lyon
Adult Student Union
Representative
Tony Sirna Judicial Board
Chief
Justice
Peter Prucnel
Elections Commiss
i
oner
SMILING AS ONLY POLITICIANS CAN:
Jill Anderson, Royal Ricci, Frank
Doldo, Medg Mac Murray,
Celeste Frasie
r
,
Jennifer Peifer, Robert
Lynch
(Assistant
Director of
Col
l
ege
Activities), Gerard
Cox (Dean of
Student Affairs), Tony Sirna,
Jack Lake, Jeff Ferony,
(missing
from picture,
Carmon
Lyon).
126
NEVER TO GIVE OUT CHANGE
:
Karen Haight, Derrick Ducharme,
Chris
Cummings,
Stacey McDonnell, Yolanda Lynch,
Ed
McEneney, Jennifer
Peifer, Jeff Ferony, Betty Yeaglin
,
Len Wik, Peter Prucnel,
Cathy
McHale,
Hal Oberg
and
Gifford Krivak.
F
i
n
ancial Board - Making
Sense with
Dollars
:
Len
Wik
,
Betty
·
Y
e
ag
lin
,
Michael Hoffmann
,
Jennifer Peifer
(seated),
Kathy Parry
a
n
d
Marshall
Greenberg.
Senior Class Officers -
Counting
Down the Days
:
Len Wik
(Treasurer), Marion McBride
(Secretary),
Tom
Chambers
(President) and
Tony Mayo
(Vice
President).
127
Commuter Union
Resident Student Council
128
Circle K
College Union Board
129
Sophomore Council
Equestrian Team
130
Psychology Club
MCCTA
131
Spanish Club
132
Things We'll
Remember
ROCKWELL'S . . . CAPUTO'S
. . .
THE LAST PUB
NIG
HT
.
MIXERS EVERY
WEEK
EN
D
... BEER AT MIXERS
EVERY
WEEKEND ... MARGUERITE
...
WORKING
CLASS . . . SM! . . . THE BAGEL KILLERS ASSOCIATION
. . . CHIL
LERS
...
THE
MARION PYROMANIAC
. . 6TH
FLOOR
CHAMPAGNAT F
IR
E . . A
REAL
YEAR
-
BOOK
STAFF
...
FATHER LAMORT . .
H
URR
I
C
ANE
GLORIA
.
.
.
WHEN IT WAS
C
ALLED I
N
TER-HOUS
E
COUNCIL
...
MARKETING PARTIES . .
THE
C
HALLENG-
ER
'
S
DISASTER
.
.
.
THE PALA
CE
DINER ...
SOVIE
T-AM
E
RICAN
SUMMIT
TALKS
...
"THE DAY AFTER"
...
TH
E
FISH
...
IRAN-CONTRA HEARI
NGS
... MOONLIGHT-
ING
-
WHEN DAVE
AND MADDIE FINALLY
DID IT
...
HALLOWE
EN
BLACKOUT
OF
'84
...
HOMECOMIN
G
FLOAT WINNERS
-
THE
CAKE,
THE ROLLERSKATE, AND
THE
NEST
... CA
ROL
GRANEY GRADUATES ... BILL BAIRD VS. LEE
KLIMEK
-
THE ABORTION DEBATE
...
SLICE AND
C
HERRY
COKE
... BERTIE'S
HAPPY HOUR
... SKINNER'S,
ANY HOUR
... SODA
MACHINES
THAT ACCEPT DOLLAR
BILLS
.
THE
GALLERIA . . .
PROVENZANO
'S
. . . THE
LOWELL THOMAS
COM
MUNICA-
TIONS
CE
NTER
,
FINALLY
...
NCAA
PROBLEMS
...
HA
ND
Y HARRY
'S ...
SEILER
'S
.
. .
JUNIR RING
CEREMONY
...
SCIENCE OF MAN
... THE NURSING PROGRAM.
THAT
STUPID
TREE IN
THE
MIDDLE OF
CAM
P
US . . .
ADD/DROP
LINES
.
CAFETERIA
LINES
...
MARGE
...
RIVER DAY
'85
,
'86?, '87 ..
. THE 21
CLUB
...
THE
TOUCH
.
..
AIRBANDS ...
THE
MONTH OF
C
HAMPAG
NAT
FIRE ALARMS
...
ALL-
NIGHTERS ... JUNIOR JESUS
...
WHEN THE
CAMPUS CENTER
SAFE WAS STOLEN
..
WINTER PARKING REGULATIONS
..
. THE FINANCIAL READJUSTMENT
COMMITTEE
...
FUN HOLE ..
. "
FOX YOU" ... HALLEY
'S C
OMET ..
.
SPEED
BUMPS
.
.
CANTERBURY
...
THE
REMOVAL
OF
SKINNER
'S
LEGS
.
..
DIVESTMENT
.
PROGRESSIVE
COALITION ..
.
ANDREW KAYIIRA
...
FRESHMAN TRIPLES.
"STAND BY ME"
.
..
MARIST
"UNIVERSITY"? ... THE AIDS CRISIS
...
BYE BYE
DUTCH
...
METS MANIA '86
...
GIFFORD
A. ANDERSO
N,
THE
FIRST
CA
BBAGE
PATCH DOLL TO BE
ACCEPTED
INTO
COLLEGE . . .
WM
CR
TRANSMITTER
. . .
HEPATITIS AND
GAMMA
GLOBULIN SHOTS IN THE
GALLERY
LOUNGE
...
STAR
TREK
. .
CRUISES
ALONG THE HUDSON
...
!SHI
... "START THE BUS"
...
THE
FOLK GROUP
. . .
THE HONEYMOONERS
. . . STUPID
PET TRICKS
. . .
PETER
GABRIEL
-
"SO" ... "CATS" ... "PLATOON" .
.
.
THE RETURN
OF
RED M&M
'
S
..
THE STOCK MARKET
CRASH
'87
...
THE JAVA HUT
..
.
FATHER
BEN
...
ATHENA
AND WES
. . .
MAGGIE JOHNSON'S HAIR
. . .
CHERI AND
KEVIN
'S
PANCAKE
MORNINGS
...
W.F
.U
... CAHMPAGNE
BRUNCH
...
STEVE WINWOOD
-
"BACK
IN
THE HIGH LIFE
AGAIN" . . . "PEEWEE'S
PLAYHO
USE"
. . . "THE
HOUSE
,
THE
HOUSE, THE HOUSE IS ON
FIRE
"
...
OTTO .
..
CHILDREN
'
S
THEATRE MARIST
NIGHTS
...
STEPHEN
BENTLEY
...
DAVID LETTERMAN
.
. THE
EARTHQUAKE.
THE 21-YEAR-OLD DRINKING
AGE ..
.
"ISN'T
THAT
SPECIAL!!"
Singers
Ski Club
Campus Ministry
provides the Marist community
with ample
religious
activities for student of all faiths. Numbers of events,
fundraisers,
speakers, and
discussion
groups are organized and
sponsored
by
a team of students and faculty
with
support and
guidance
from the campus
ministry
staff. Campus
Ministry
is
most recognized for theme
weeks such as Central America or
Peace Week
and
volunteer
experiences
to help migrant workers
and
their
children.
Sr.
Eileen
Halloran
Director
of Campus Ministry
Mrs. Theresa Best
Assistant
Director
of Campus
Ministry
Mrs. Elaine Newman
Jewish Assistant
Rev. Benedict D'Alessandro
Chaplain
Campus Ministry
Sigma Phi Epsilon
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1
34
Constructive
Criticism
by Len Wik
Marist
Abroad
(
cl
oc
kw
ise, s
t
a
rtin
g
bel
o
w
)
M
agg
i
e
J
o
hn
so
n
and Kat
e
R
i
c
h
a
rd
s a
t Li
s
eb
e
r
g
Am
u
se
m
e
nt
P
a
rk
,
Swe
d
e
n
.
K
e
ll
y Co
llig
a
n
,
P
a
tti K
e
lly
,
Brid
ge
t A
p
ple
-
g
a
t
e a
nd th
e
ir
c
leri
c
buddi
es a
t St. P
at
ri
c
k
's
Coll
e
ge
,
Ir
e
l
a
nd
.
R
e
gin
a
R
oss
i
o
n
t
h
e
b
eac
h in P
o
rt
o
S
an
t
o
St
efa
n
o,
It
a
l
y.
"Spr
i
n
g
B
r
ea
k
"
with Be
cky
Riv
e
r
a
in
C
anne
s,
F
ra
n
ce.
M
a
r
i
a Cz
upr
y
n
a, S
u
sa
n Tr
ac
h
a
nd fr
ie
nd
s
c
e
l
e
brat
e a
n
"
In
t
e
rnationa
l
C
hri
s
tm
as"
in
P
a
ris
.
136
In Memorium
Gregory Kilgariff
1946-1987
Gregory Kilgariff came to Marist College in 1971 as
a
instructor
of Economics. Shortly after, he received his Master of Arts degree
from the University of Notre Dame.
In
1977, after having served
as
the Sheahan Housemaster for three years, Dr. Kilgariff
completed
his Doctoral work, also from the University of Notre Dame. Tenured
in I 978 and named "Teacher of the Year" in 1980, truly demon-
strates Dr. Kilgariffs achievemenets with students and administra-
tion alike. He was promoted from assistant professor to associate
professor in 1981 and served as the Acting Assistant Vice President
for Academic Affairs in 1986, as well as the Acting Director of the
MBA
Program.
Dr. Kilgariff was an excellent teacher who dedicated his life to his
students. He is remembered as writing; "Education is not achieved
by merely talking at the student in the classroom. I believe that
a
good teacher talks with students both in and out of the classroom,"
According to his colleagues, "Dr. Kilgariff is a solidly capable
teacher, gifted with the ability to lecture with clarity and flair and
able to hold the attention of students and engage their interest
...
In
addition, we find he possesses an quality found only in the exception-
al teacher; that of presenting material so clearly that it is within the
grasp of all his students."
For sixteen years, members of our college community have been
blessed with the achievments of Gregory Kilgariff: A man, who when
asked to reflect about his teaching at Marist, could simply and
sincerely say, "I like it here
.
"
We are glad you liked it here
...
and
we will miss you.
He will be remembered by us all.
--
Dedication
Each year the
REYNARD
is dedicated to a member of the Marist commu-
nity who has exhibited a certain quality and given significant contributions to
the college, especially the graduating class.
For some
,
it has been a special kindness, or one's gift of compa
s
sion
.
For
others
,
it has been a particular inspiration
.
And for others still
,
it has been a
never-ending sincere loyalty to the students of Mar
i
st College. For these
reasons it should be no
s
urprise that thi
s
edition of the REYNARD is
dedicated to Stephen Bentley.
In the summer of 1982, Stephen came to Marist, where he started the
upperclass mentor program in recognition of student's needs for guidance and
support through all four years of their college experience
.
His loyalty and
respect for his students went beyond his daily office hours
.
By living in
Champagnat Hall he remained in close contact to students and student life.
His work as Student Affairs advisor to the Student Judicial Board also
illustrated his committment to student rights and opinions. In addition to his
love of students
,
Stephen will be greatly remembered for his deep love of
music
.
Both students and faculty will recall passing by the Fireside Lounge
and hearing an accomplished pianist at his best.
Last June, Stephen received his Masters degree in social work and is now
living in Colorado, fulfilling a lifelong dream
.
In whatever capacity -
mentor, colleague or friend -
Stephen Bentley will
be remembered as a unique person who has made our four years at Marist
College a learning (and awesome!) experience
.
Good luck out West, Stephen .
..
and thank you
.
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138
"on being happy'
i once wrote a song
that no one sang,
i once wrote a poem
that no one read,
i once painted a picture
that no one saw,
and i wondered . . .
why did i do these things?
then one day
i sang my song
and i read my poem
and i saw my picture
and i knew why
and i was happy
Author Unknown
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This page completes the 1988 edition of THE REYNARD. SO many yearbooks pledge that their
staffs have tried to capture most of the memories of the times spent at their institutions. Yet, they also
apologize for not being able to include everything
.
This book makes neither committment. Staffing and
producing a yearbook can not be accomplished by a handful of students as has been the scenario for
years past and is also true for this year's senior class. Hopefully, however, THE REYNARD 1988 will
foster an appreciation of "the best years of our lives" in the days ahead.
A debt of gratitude and appreciation is owed to Kevin Byrne of Jostens Printing and Publishing for all
his support, encouragement and initiative in the production of this yearbook; to Rosemary Ragone and
the photographic personnel at ARAX Studio for their fine work and expediency with our deadlines; to
College Activities office and Betty Yeaglin for her cooperation, reliablity and "stubborness" to get this
published BEFORE graduation (Thank you!)
;
and to the students who were asked at the last minute to
sacrifice their time for this book
.
Congratulations and best wishes to the Class of 1988
.
May THE REYNARD always be a reminder to
you of the special times you've shared in a place we all called "home" ... here in Poughkeepsie, New
York at Marist College.
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