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THE REYNARD
MARIST COLLEGE
1963-64
LIBRARY
85464
DEDICATION
Brother Linus R. Foy
President
Marist College
Poughkeepsie, New York
Dear Brother,
MARIST COLLEGE
POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y.
February 28, 1964
Swiftly the time approaches when these past years of college life shall
be consigned to a storehouse of precious memories residing in each of us.
Perhaps in some other clime, near or far, we shall look back in future years
and say:
"This was good." Can we also fail to reflect upon the dynamic growth
which has assailed our eyesight and left its lasting imprint upon our minds?
We have seen a small cluster of buildings evolve into a campus of imposing
skyscrapers.
In these buildings, by means of a combination of color, form,
and imaginative design, we are confronted with that theme of progress which
envelopes the entire campus life.
These we have seen.
Other things we must remember as having been felt.
For how can one guage that progress which has taken place in the mind?
Is it
reflected in a new spirit, an attitude, or a way of life which was uncommon
to us before? All this and so much more.
Perhaps the only way in which to
describe it most fully is to say that we are now, that which we were not. We
regard this as principally due to those influences, spiritual and intellectual,
which have been a part of our lives these past four years.
You are also one of those influences Brother.
To you, a leader and
impetus behind this continuing growth, we owe so much and yet can give so
little. This year we wish our yearbook to be dedicated to you.
While we
realize that your gift to us far outweighs any which we may bestow upon you,
we ask that you accept this token of our gratitude.
President
Class of 1964
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PREFACE
Yesterday is not today. Nor will it come again at some future
time. It has existed and will continue to exist in each one of us who
passes from the college scene. It is more than a mere memory; it
was for many of us a way of life, a way of feeling, thinking and
reacting to the enormities of the commonplace realities which sur-
round us. Shaping, molding, testing, it placed us against challenges
hitherto unknown, and though sometimes we have failed, we have
prevailed. We now relegate those past struggles and dreams to frail
and inadequate memories, for we can no longer experiences that
which we once had here. Our goals are no longer the same; nor do
we think as we did when we first came here. These goals have been
refined and defined through a new scope on reality which has been
individually actualized by the Marist atmosphere.
This college which has done so much to equip us for the future
which lies before us, now swiftly becomes a stranger to us. About
us we see strange buildings which, at first, existed only in the minds
of a few inspired individuals. About us we see strange people in-
volved in the genesis of a new inspiration. We are not anxious to
leave this subtle strangeness, but something cries out to us,
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Make
room, make room!" And so we relinquish our experiences to history
... a diary which we will look back upon proudly and which will
retain a special significance in our reflections.
THE EDITORS
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GRADUATE BROTHERS
FRONT: F. BERNASEK, R. MULHOLLAND
,
J.
KING, P
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McMAHON,
J.
HEANEY, R. ROY,
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J.
GLEASON,
K.
FINN. 2nd ROW:
J.
LU,
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ENGLERT, W
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CHENG,
J
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MAHER, R. DIS, G. KOPPER, P. FURLONG,
J.
REYNOLDS, P. HANNIGAN,
C.
SHANNON,
J.
OTEO, F. SOH. BACK:
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McGEE, E. DORAN, T. DOOLEY, S
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SLACK, V. KENNY, W. COWIE, M.
McGONIGLE, R. COUTO, T. HOURICANE.
STUDENT COUNCIL
Day
Divisi~n
President
D. Rolleri
J
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Sheehan, W.
Townsend,
D.
Verrico,
W.
Barisonek, D. Murphy,
W.
Morrissey
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Absent
from
photo:
J.
O
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Neill, W. Maxwell.
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STUDENT COUNCIL
Evening Division
Left to r
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B
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C.
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Moderator,
J.
Robillard,
J.
Richard-Pres., R
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Sulliva
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,
W. Filomena, R. Stevens.
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FRESHMAN
HAZING
F
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eshman hazing
,
now in its fourth year at
Marist, was originated to foster and build the
school spirit so essential
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for starting one on
the right path in his college career.
Funeral procession for a fly heartlessly murdered in the cafeteria.
The experiences are reward:
"A bugle? I didn't hear any bugle."
A frosh is reminded to tip
his beanie to
all upperclassmen
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and the fun immeasurable for all concerned.
A freshman
shows
his
respect for
ti
hazing program
by
kissing his
roe
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The spiritless man will, without dot
Sophomore Jerry Smith in his role as
"Agent 007" for the ha
z
ing committee.
Kangaroo
Court
"There, doesn't that beanie fit better
now?"
Tom Corrado leads the freshmen in a
vocal uprising against the Sophomores.
be breathless, heart!
and fade out
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It's "
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open season" o
hazmg committee
n
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of the
Bruce Lafko's tri
as
is evidenced b
p to the pool.
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''Wine, Women and Song"
were the order of the day at the
JUNIOR CLAMBAKE
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... and the preference was obvious.
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THE SENIOR-FACULTY COCKTAIL PAR1
presenJ
personable
chats,
.
intellectual conversationj
"
Look Joe
,
you had
bett
er
find
room for
this
picture in your
year
-
book."
pportunities for
and
as much merriment as cup and can could hold.
dy is dandy
but liquor
quicker."-Ogden Nash
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L.
nlgnorance of the
"
cuses no man ...
]. Selden
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RESIDENT-SENIOR RETREAT
''Seek
in
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and thou shalt find in
meditation; knock in p
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rayer
and it shall
be opened
to
thee in contemplation."
St. John of the Cross
Retreatants return
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to 'their rooms from the
chapel.
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The Retreat Master offers advice to some of the seniors concerning
a good retreat.
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1st prize in snow sculptering contest submitted by the maintenance
crew.
WINTER WEEKEND
Despite the spring-like weather and the lack of
snow Marist's inaugural Winter Weekend was
highly successful and seems destined to become
an annual event.
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UPPERCLASSMEN
"
'S PARENTS WEEKEND
was
highlighted
by
tl
appearance of
THE T ARRIERS -
IN CONCERT
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"The 7 too Many" of New
Rochelle's Ursuline Academy
"W
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rming up
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SOPHOMORE
HOOTENANNY
Our own
"New
Eastern Trio"
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The discussions ...
. . . the reading ...
. . . and all the non-academic aspects of
campus
Zif
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Meeting of the Bored
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... perform a real function ...
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... in the formation of the ...
... truly educated man.
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The temperature was low
but spirits were high as
students crowded Adrian
Lounge parking area for the ...
Coach T
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s th
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chedul
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nd p
rospects o
f th
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tb
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tea
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.. FALL PEP RALLY.
Enthusiasm momentarily
gives way to a yawn.
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INTERCOLLEGIATE SOCCER
Monmouth "reserves
"
stud
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the action
at the Marist net.
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ult
is the use ... of the energies
enclosed within the body; the joy
which comes from this power and
action, is not unlike that which the
artist experiences when he is using,
and is master of, his instrument."
Pope Pius XII
A Marist
"hooter"
steals the ball . . .
...
and brings it back
downfield.
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VARSITY BASKETBALL
Despite
a discouraging awon and
lost"
record, the team showed an
undaunted will to win against a
schedule of ''heavier" colleges.
Coach Tom W
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de calls a huddle to gi
v
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s a
"breather
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and point out his next plan of attack.
Walt Barisonek drives
in for
"two"
John Murphy and Dennis O'Brien join
forces "under the boards."
Fred Weiss goes up for a rebound.
"The Waiting Game"
A Maritime defender makes
a
nice try!
"Monday Morning Quarterbacks"
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The J.V.
"walks it down"
...
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and
get ready to ease it in
the
water
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A final check on the riggers
and
oar
before "pushing off."
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Ent
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usiastic onlookers
await
the start of the regatta.
Catanzaro he
a
ds up
e starti
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"I knew he forgot something.
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WRESTLING
The wrestling team at Marist is fast coming into its own. Unlike
the television nrasslin" it is a precise and demanding science
requiring both an alert mind and a strong body.
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JUNIOR RING CEREMONY
This ceremony marks the passing of the student into the realm
of the responsible ...
. . . he has fulfilled the requirements which allow him to wear the
Marist ring
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A
student poses a question
to
Dr.
Timothy Leary con-
cerning his provacative lec-
ture
on
LSD.
LECTU
RE SERIES
Literary critic Walter Allen
discusses his lecture on con-
temporary English
and
Ameri-
can literature over coffee.
The various guest lecturers which
have appeared on campus through-
out the year to speak on current
topics of interest to all college stu-
dents are a stimulus to the intel-
lectual development of the student's
mind.
"Hmmm, who's buried in
Grant's tomb?"
Dr. Leary
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s associate, Ralph
Metzner
,
also answered ques-
tions after the lecture.
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FACULTY-VARSITY CLUB
BASKETBALL GAME
The
deadly
shooting ...
.. . deft
ball handlin
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... and control of the boards gave the
faculty .their second straight victory
over the hapless Varsity Club cagers.
FRESHMAN
PARENTS
DAY
enables the
parents
to come in contact with and
experience
the
magnetism which presides over
the
Marist
campus.
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The candidate
and his platform ...
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STUDENT ELECTIONS
... The
vote . ..
... The
wait ...
... THE
RESULTS!
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Art for arts sake.
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Sheer power
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bers of the "Horizons Unlimited
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program.
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PICNIC
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MY THREE ANGELS
A COMEDY IN THREE ACTS
by
Sam
&
Bella Sp
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ewack
Directed
by
/ames
W.
Britt
Felix (Joe Nicastri) ponders
his financial problems.
Mme. Parole (Veron-
ica Pesavento) discov-
ers Uncle Henri's re-
mains.
Members of the production staff discuss a lighting
problem
wtih
Bro. Joseph Belanger.
Jules (Dennis Feeney), Alfred (Bob
Mathews), and Joseph (Alex Arneo)
plan the
fate
of Uncle Henri.
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A HATFUL
OF RAIN
Director Jim Britt gives light-
ing a final check at dress re-
hearsal.
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Celia (Carole Dziuban) and Johnny
(Dennis Feeney) rec
a
ll some ple
a
s-
ant ...
. .. and some unpleasant
memories
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Mother (Joe Nicastri) and Chuch (Bob Mathews)
inform Johnny that his credit is no good.
"Get the point?"
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In a school such as Marist, with its swift and continuing
growth, the Evening Division men look forward with enthu-
siasm and a spirit of willing cooperation to their role as full-
fledged partners in this worthwhile struggle to fashion an
institution which can perform the ''academic miracle" of pre-
serving the intimacy, concern for individuals, and flexibility
which have characterized Marist up to the present time; while
simultaneously broadening and enhancing the school's over-
all program, physical plant, faculty, and educational and cul-
tural services to the community.
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SPRING~WEEKEND
Spring Weekend, after a brief absence,
returned
to the
Marist social calendar this year. The weekenders were
blessed with fine weather, pretty girls, and ice cold
refreshments.
FRIDAY
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SATURDAY
JUNIOR
-
SENIOR FORMAL
"
H
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. . . and as the night
wore on ...
SUNDAY
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COMMENCEMENT
JUNE
7,
1964
In most cases the graduation ceremonies
marked the end of the formal educative
process. It might be well, however, to re-
flect on these words of Louisa May Alcott,
uLife is my college. May I graduate well
,
and earn some honors!"
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BACCALAUREATE MASS
Celebrant: Rev. James A. Driscoll, O
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P.
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Academic procession to the graduation exercises.
Most Reverend John M. A. Fearns,
Auxiliary Bishop of New York pre-
sents diplomas to the graduates.
CONFERRING
" , .. by the power vested in me ...
I confer on those present the degree,
Bachelor
of Arts ...
"
OF DEGREES
Valedictory Address:
David Flynn
Salutatory Address:
Bro. Ronald Mulholland, F.M.S.
Academic recessional led by Bishop
Fearns and Brother Linus.
General Excellence Award:
Bro. John Ryan, F.M.S.
Cardinal Spellman Award:
David Flynn
ADMINISTRATION
PRESIDENT
Brother Linus R. Foy, F.M.S.
Lecturer In Mathematics
B.A., Marist College
M.S., St. John's University
L.L.D., Iona College
Ph.D., New York University
ACADEMIC VICE PRESIDENT
Brother Edward L. Cashin, F .M.S.
Assistant Professor of History
B.A., Marist College
M.A., Ph.D., Fordham University
DEAN OF THE DAY DIVISION
Brother Paul Stokes, F .M.S.
B.S., in Ed., M.S., Fordham University
DEAN OF THE EVENING DIVISION
Dr. John Schroeder
Professor of English
B.S., M.S., Ed.D., Columbia University
Professional Diploma in English, Columbia University
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Brother John Malachy, F.M.S.
Director of Admissions -
Registrar
B.A., Marist College
Rev. James
A.
Driscoll,
O.P.
Chaplain
of the College
A.B.,
Providence
College
S.T.B.,
Dominican
House of Studies
S.T.L.,
Pontifical
Faculty of the
Immaculate
Conception
Brother William J. Murphy, F.M.S.
Director of Teacher Certification
B.S.,
in
Ed., Fordham University
S.T.M., University of Notre Dame
M.S., St. John's University
Associateship, University of London
ThomasW. Wade
Assistant to the
Director
of Admissions
B.S.,
Manhattan
College
M.S., Hofstra
College
Brother Kieran Thomas, F.M.S.
Instructor
in
English
Director
of
the Student Brothers
B.S., Fordham University
M.A., Columbia University
Mr. John Doherty
Director of Development
B.S., New York University
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Brother Adrian Perreault, F.M.S.
Director of Libraries
B.S., Fordham University
M.L.S., St. John's University
Brother Nilus V. Donnelly, F.M.S.
Consultant on Construction
B.S., M.A., Fordham University
Mrs. Elizabeth O'Brien
Recorder
Mrs. E. Rimai Fisher
Instructor in Art
Design Consultant
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Anthony V. Campilii
Business
Manager
B.A., Marist College
Miss Mary Travis
Private Secretary to the President
Roscoe Balch
Associate
Professor of Hi
s
tory
B
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B.A., Seattle
University
M
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,
Ph
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D
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University
of
Washington
Brother Joseph
L.
Belanger
Assistant
Prof
essor
of
Fr
enc
h
B
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A.,
Marist
College
M.A.,
St
.
John's University
M
.
A.,
Middlebury College
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Rev. John D. Campbell, O.P.
Instructor
in
Sacred Doctrine
B.A
.
, Harvard University
S.T.B., S.T
.
L., Pontifical Institute
of
the Immaculate Conception
Brother Kevin P. Carolan
Instructor
in
Math
e
matics
B.A., Marist College
M
.
S
.,
St
.
John's University
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Thomas W. Casey
Instructor
in
Philosophy
M.A
.
, Fordham University
Denis
J.
Curtin
Instructor
in
Physics
B.S.,
Iona
College
M.S., The
Catholic University
of America
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Bernard
B.
de Surcy
Instructor in French and Music
B.A.,
Universite de
Paris
Diplome de !'Ecole
Superieure
Cesar
Franck, Paris
George T. Doran
Instructor
in
Business
B
.
A.,
St.
Vincent
'
s College
M
.
B
.
A
.
,
Duquesne
University
Dr. D. A. Drennen
Visiting
P
r
of
ess
or of Philosophy
B.A., M.A., Ph.D
.
, Fordham
University
M. Eileen Connolly Drennen
Lecturer
in
History
B.A., National
University of
Ireland
M
.
A., Fordham
University
Howard Goldman
Assistant
Prof
ess
or of Phy
sica
l
Edu
ca
t
i
on
B.S. in Ed., Teachers College at
Cortland
B.S
.,
in P
.
Ed., Dr
.
of
P.Ed., Indiana
Dr.
Thomas W.
Haresign
Instructor
in
Biology
A
.A.
S., Morrisville Agricultural
&
Technical Institute
B
.S.,
State University College at
Albany
M
.
S., St
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te Uni
ve
rsity College
at
Albany
Ph
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D
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University
of Massachu~etts
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Dr. George B. Hooper
Associate
Prof
ess
or
of
B
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olo
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B.S., Seton H
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Fitzpatrick,
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Lloyd, E. Moetzinger,
J.
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Russell,
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Passmore, K. Convery.
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Gerling,
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Hennessy,
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Waters, E
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Pelkey,
J.
Sullivan, W. Behrman,
J
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Villano,
M.
Ward-Pres.,
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McManus, L. Ciacciao, F
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Ouellet,
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McDermott.
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Palombo, T.
Becker, A. Hartwell, R.
Cloonan,
J
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Dunkel
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Palmatier,
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Zabicki,
J.
Ormsby, M. Habinowski,
P. Maronge,
W.
Myers,
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Spingola, L. Pazier.
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J.
Davis. Back: P.
Kearney, D. Bailey,
J.
Berger,
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Schultz, T. Berger, W. Meagher,
K. Galbraith.
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right:
R.
Margentino,
R.
Williams, M. Collins, P. Nesteroke, P. Napolatano, L. Lane,
R. McKay, M. Flynn.
160
CLASS OF
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Front: P. Tire,
T
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Nagle, G
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De Figlio, G. Henderson, D. Pisanello,
J
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Moore.
Back
:
L. Galante,
I. Lowe, W. Darbin, R. Langenbach,
J.
Burk
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E
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Sulkowski.
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R.
King, L. Brida, E. Morrison,
J.
Deane, P. McDonald. Back:
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Glynn, G. Gelfer,
H. McCaul, M. Talbot,
R.
Geuss,
J
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McManus.
Front:
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Lallo, F. DiTomaso, F. Sardo, D. Fish,
J.
Pahucki, D. Sand-
ford,
W. Ziese. Back
:
A.
La Rocco, T. Yagos, D
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McRedmand,
P.
Casey, F. Savelli, E
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Scalpi,
J.
O
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Sullivan,
R.
Netter, G
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Gelchion.
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R.
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J.
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Perretta. Standing: S.
Golembeski,
M. Hackett, K. McGee, R. Casey,
B.
Lemley, R. McCrossen,
J.
Hill,
G.
Searles,
J.
Kostur
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H.
Russ,
J.
Shipley,
J.
Spaight,
T.
Kolenski,
R.
Chakar, M.
Porazzi, R
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Millan,
A.
Krivicky, B. Davidson, W. Maxwell. Back:
R.
Furnari,
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Whalen,
M.
Miller, R
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Bedard,
,
J.
Scileppi, G. Millett,
R.
Schiller, W. Urkiel,
C.
Pelosi,
C.
Whalen,
G
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Morieo, P. Fernands,
J.
Muller.
164
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Stein, J. Barnes,
R.
Mathews, J. Behson, E
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Hammond,
R.
Rooney. Back
:
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Reeves, B. Ouellette, J. Brown, J. Pan-
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Grimes, E. St. Germain, W. Scura, D. O'Leary, G
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Gilbride,
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W. Markowski, E
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Brady. Standing: L. Magill, J
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Walsh
,
J. John, D. Nielson,
H. Christie
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T. Williams, V
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Keeling, T. Liuzzo,
R.
Lavino, J. Linda, F
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Guido,
B
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McIntyre.
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Malon
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Pritchard.
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Ettl, E. Motyka,
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167
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Sullivan, W.
Behrman
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P.
Keister,
J.
Meyer, A. Areno, H.
Russ,
J.
Shipley,
R
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Rivera,
D. Feeney
,
Br.
Joseph Belanger,
moderator; Stanley Morris,
Pres.;
P
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Casey
,
P.
Maher,
C.
Stein,
J.
Scileppi, P.
Berardi,
R. Furnari, W. Morrisey, R. Mathews.
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PRE-LEGAL
SOCIETY
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right: W.
Townsend, Pres.;
T. Flynn,
M.
Seddon, W.
Drew, R.
Cloonan,
J.
McManus
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to right:
D. O'Brien, D
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Heaphy, Pres
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J.
Daly, E
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Carangelo,
L.
Pyne,
P. Fass, E. Parr, G
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Front: Br. J. Belanger, Moderator; E. Krissler, Pres.; L. Galante, P.
Ambrosio, G
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Gelfer,
R. Mastrony, J. Passmore, Br. T
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Kirkman,
Br. J. Gonya, D. Donaghue. Back: J. Greco
,
M. Rampolla, E
.
Murray, J. Kostur, W
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Maxwell, S. Gelmski
,
J. Hill, G. Searles,
D
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Sandford, H. Gesek.
Front
:
G
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Skau, moderator; G
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Collins,
E.
Ferro, W
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Maxwell, J. Scileppi
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Zottoli
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Brady
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J. Grimes
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Rivera,
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Zottoli, E
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Germain
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Netter
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Left to
right: P. Napolitano, Mr. G. Skau, Moderator;
J.
Guilliano,
J.
Doss,
W.
Barisonek
,
J.
Pizzani,
J
.
D'Onofrio, V. Sheridan, W. Driscoll,
J.
Sullivan,
J.
Hen-
nesey,
J.
Sheehan,
J.
Waters, P. O'Leary, H. Gesek, L. Lane,
J.
Dunkel,
.
W. Clark, E.
Moetzinger,
M
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Koenig, S. Becchetti, Dr. Y. Teng,
Dr.
R. Balch.
Front: M. Lucieri,
R.
Ettl, M. Ward.
Back
:
R.
Savoy, Pres.; E. Curtiss, W.
Clark
,
J.
Kostur,
J.
Moore,
A.
Geuss,
R.
Langenbach,
J
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Esposito.
172
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SKI CLUB
Front: W. Dardin, G. Millet, H. Russ,
W. Morrissey,
J.
Walsh. Back: T. Becker,
Pres.;
C.
Tober, G. Collins, P. Morin, P.
Fernands, G. Gilbride.
173
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G. Smith,
P
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Margentino,
J.
Pizzani. Back:
W.
Glasheen,
M
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Mangiameli,
G
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Goggins,
W.
Brown.
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CLUB
PROCTORS
AMERICAN
FORUM
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right:
W.
Wang,
Br. P. Cendajas, Br.
J.
Sortes, Br. T. Hart, Br. D. Cooney,
J.
Villano,
Br.
J.
Heffernan,
Br.
G.
Morelli, Br. D. Freaney,
K. France-Kelly, Pres.; Br.
J.
Quinn, Br.
W.
Kawka, Br.
M.
Liden,
E. Moetzinger,
Br.
J.
Sainsbury,
W.
Glasheen, Br.
R.
Fernando,
Br
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G.
Rodriguez, Br. P. Gomez, Br.
J.
Murray.
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J
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Guiliano,
B. Dooley,
E.
Modo, B.
Tervenski,
R. Van-
Aernem,
J.
Pizzani,
J.
Patrick.
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J.
Romeo
,
Pres
.
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J.
Wil-
liams, D. Flynn, D
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Murphy,
W.
Barisonek,
J
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Doss,
J
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Daly,
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Weiss, S. Rainey, R
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Russ,
M.
Seddon,
J.
Quest. Row 2
ascending:
E.
Sulkowski,
K. Galbraith,
J
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Spaight,
J.
Pa-
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Nesteroke.
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Dunkel, G
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Millet, R. Ettl, W. Busby,
T.
Berger,
J
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Fabbie,
J
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Berger.
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J.
Sheehan,
J.
Pizzani,
J.
Larkin, R. Ti-
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R.
Gillen,
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Delaney,
M.
Meyers,
W.
Townsend, C.
Hynes,
J
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Oberle,
J.
O'Brien, R. McKay.
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Napolitano,
J.
Guiliano,
W.
Barisonek,
J
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Wright,
J
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Daly,
D
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O'Brien.
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:
S. Becchetti, W. Zabicki,
L. Lane,
E.
McDermott. 5th Row:
J.
Oullet,
J.
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J.
Daly. Standing: D
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J
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Murphy,
F. Weiss,
J
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Oullett, T. Finucane,
G.
Laforge, Coach T. Wade.
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J
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Scully
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Back:
H.
Goldman, Coach; G. DiFlorio,
R.
Casey, M. Shail, G. Henderson.
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178
WEIGHTLIFTING
M. Lucieri,
R.
Ettl, M. Ward, A.
Guess,
J.
Esposito,
R.
Savoy.
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H.
Gold-
man, N
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Senf, G. Schultz,
J.
Lallo, P
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Lordi,
W.
Meagher,
J.
Brown,
J
.
Hughes,
R.
Montague,
Mgr.
P
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Haight.
VARSITY CREW
M. Rampolla,
J.
Berger, T. Berger, B. Davidson, A. Kriv-
iki,
J.
Daley, M. Chiriatti, W. Zabicki, Coxswain L.
Plover.
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J.
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Coach Br. W. Murphy, V. Lucarini,
J.
Passmore,
R. Colao,
J.
O'Connor,
D.
Vertullo.
L.
Plover,
J.
Nicastri,
J.
Patrick,
R. Rooney, W. Dineen,
E
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Motyka, D
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O'Brien,
J
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Oberle, Coxswain
J
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R.
Langenbach, M. Hackett,
R.
Meres, A
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Hannan,
J.
Cullen. Back
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L.
Schultz, P
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Capell, M. Mangiameli,
J
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Williams
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R.
Pietrofesa,
C.
McDermott.
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McKay,
P.
Maher,
C.
Whelan.
Back:
J
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Sullivan,
Coach; F.
DeBernadino,
J
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McGee,
J
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Ploger.
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Wright, W. Wang, W. Urkiel,
J.
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W.
Zabicki, D. O
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BASKETBALL
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Left to right:
J.
Reilly, R.
Tirone,
J.
Phelan,
J.
Deane, W. Buckley, D. Mega.
INTRAMURA
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R. Pietrofesa, J. Goggins, P
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Murray, W. Zabicki. Back
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Bailey, M. Shail, M. Ward.
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Doss
W. Weiss
D. Fogarty
Production Staff
P. Kiester
P. Margentino
J.
Quest
D. Guess
P. Haight
Miss
J.
Motyka
R.
Synder
Mrs. E.
R.
Fisher
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Affronti, Anthony
Butts, Arthur
Cassidy, Charles
R.
DePew, John
Donoghue, David
Doss, John
Flynn, David
Fogarty, Daniel
F teer, Richard
Gardner, Paul
Greco, Joseph
Haight, Peter
Hallam, George
Hanley, Peter
Kaufmann, Robert
King, Wayne
Kochen, James
La Forge, Gerald
Lewis, Louis
Lloyd, Frank
Lundberg, Nelson
Mangiameli, Michael
Margentino, Paul
Montague, Lawrence
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Business
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History
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English
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Chemistry
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Mod. Languages
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History
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N. Y.
Humanities
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N. Y.
Humanities
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Biology
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Mathematics
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Mulligan, Raymond
Beattie Road, Rock Tavern, N. Y.
Murphy, Donald
28 Verplank Avenue, Beacon, N. Y.
O'Leary, Patrick
70 Doris Avenue, Franklin Square, N. Y.
Parr, Edward
15 Lambert Road, White Plains, N. Y.
Passmore, John
Leurenkill Road, Ellenville, N. Y.
Patterson, Roland
118 N. Hamilton Street, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
Pizzani, James
2105 Burr Avenue, Bronx 61, N. Y.
Quinn, Joseph
P.O. Box 24, Tillson, N. Y.
Rinaldi, Dominic
26 Mansion Drive, Hyde Park, N. Y.
Rodgers, Joseph
1739 Lincoln Terrace, Peekskill, N. Y.
Rolleri, Donald
811 Bronx River Road, Bronxville, N. Y.
Romeo, John
245 W. Main Street, Port Jervis, N. Y.
Rossi, Charles A.
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Washington Street, Peekskill, N. Y.
Salamone, Theodore
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Sapp, Arthur
23 Harvey Street, Hyde Park, N. Y.
Schlosser, John
8 Reservoir Road, Highland, N. Y.
Sendra, Joseph
58 North Chestnut Street, Beacon, N. Y.
Spada, Joseph
254 Hasbrouck Avenue, Kingston, N. Y.
Tarallo, Charles
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Treanor, William
149 Lafayette Street, Williston Park, N. Y.
Van Aernem, Robert
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A venue, Hudson Falls, N. Y.
Verrico, Daniel
4 Shear Drive, Spring Valley, N. Y.
Weiss, Frederick
Hollow Road, Salt Point, N. Y.
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where the sun is shining at evening on the weeds of the river,
Our prayer of thanks."
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THE REYNARD
MARIST COLLEGE
1963-64
LIBRARY
85464
DEDICATION
Brother Linus R. Foy
President
Marist College
Poughkeepsie, New York
Dear Brother,
MARIST COLLEGE
POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y.
February 28, 1964
Swiftly the time approaches when these past years of college life shall
be consigned to a storehouse of precious memories residing in each of us.
Perhaps in some other clime, near or far, we shall look back in future years
and say:
"This was good." Can we also fail to reflect upon the dynamic growth
which has assailed our eyesight and left its lasting imprint upon our minds?
We have seen a small cluster of buildings evolve into a campus of imposing
skyscrapers.
In these buildings, by means of a combination of color, form,
and imaginative design, we are confronted with that theme of progress which
envelopes the entire campus life.
These we have seen.
Other things we must remember as having been felt.
For how can one guage that progress which has taken place in the mind?
Is it
reflected in a new spirit, an attitude, or a way of life which was uncommon
to us before? All this and so much more.
Perhaps the only way in which to
describe it most fully is to say that we are now, that which we were not. We
regard this as principally due to those influences, spiritual and intellectual,
which have been a part of our lives these past four years.
You are also one of those influences Brother.
To you, a leader and
impetus behind this continuing growth, we owe so much and yet can give so
little. This year we wish our yearbook to be dedicated to you.
While we
realize that your gift to us far outweighs any which we may bestow upon you,
we ask that you accept this token of our gratitude.
President
Class of 1964
2
PREFACE
Yesterday is not today. Nor will it come again at some future
time. It has existed and will continue to exist in each one of us who
passes from the college scene. It is more than a mere memory; it
was for many of us a way of life, a way of feeling, thinking and
reacting to the enormities of the commonplace realities which sur-
round us. Shaping, molding, testing, it placed us against challenges
hitherto unknown, and though sometimes we have failed, we have
prevailed. We now relegate those past struggles and dreams to frail
and inadequate memories, for we can no longer experiences that
which we once had here. Our goals are no longer the same; nor do
we think as we did when we first came here. These goals have been
refined and defined through a new scope on reality which has been
individually actualized by the Marist atmosphere.
This college which has done so much to equip us for the future
which lies before us, now swiftly becomes a stranger to us. About
us we see strange buildings which, at first, existed only in the minds
of a few inspired individuals. About us we see strange people in-
volved in the genesis of a new inspiration. We are not anxious to
leave this subtle strangeness, but something cries out to us,
11
Make
room, make room!" And so we relinquish our experiences to history
... a diary which we will look back upon proudly and which will
retain a special significance in our reflections.
THE EDITORS
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SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT
DAVID FLYNN
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GRADUATE BROTHERS
FRONT: F. BERNASEK, R. MULHOLLAND
,
J.
KING, P
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McMAHON,
J.
HEANEY, R. ROY,
J
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GLEASON,
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FINN. 2nd ROW:
J.
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CHENG,
J
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MAHER, R. DIS, G. KOPPER, P. FURLONG,
J.
REYNOLDS, P. HANNIGAN,
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SHANNON,
J.
OTEO, F. SOH. BACK:
J
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McGEE, E. DORAN, T. DOOLEY, S
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SLACK, V. KENNY, W. COWIE, M.
McGONIGLE, R. COUTO, T. HOURICANE.
STUDENT COUNCIL
Day
Divisi~n
President
D. Rolleri
J
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Sheehan, W.
Townsend,
D.
Verrico,
W.
Barisonek, D. Murphy,
W.
Morrissey
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Absent
from
photo:
J.
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STUDENT COUNCIL
Evening Division
Left to r
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W. Filomena, R. Stevens.
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FRESHMAN
HAZING
F
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eshman hazing
,
now in its fourth year at
Marist, was originated to foster and build the
school spirit so essential
.
for starting one on
the right path in his college career.
Funeral procession for a fly heartlessly murdered in the cafeteria.
The experiences are reward:
"A bugle? I didn't hear any bugle."
A frosh is reminded to tip
his beanie to
all upperclassmen
.
and the fun immeasurable for all concerned.
A freshman
shows
his
respect for
ti
hazing program
by
kissing his
roe
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The spiritless man will, without dot
Sophomore Jerry Smith in his role as
"Agent 007" for the ha
z
ing committee.
Kangaroo
Court
"There, doesn't that beanie fit better
now?"
Tom Corrado leads the freshmen in a
vocal uprising against the Sophomores.
be breathless, heart!
and fade out
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open season" o
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of the
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''Wine, Women and Song"
were the order of the day at the
JUNIOR CLAMBAKE
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... and the preference was obvious.
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THE SENIOR-FACULTY COCKTAIL PAR1
presenJ
personable
chats,
.
intellectual conversationj
"
Look Joe
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you had
bett
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find
room for
this
picture in your
year
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book."
pportunities for
and
as much merriment as cup and can could hold.
dy is dandy
but liquor
quicker."-Ogden Nash
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L.
nlgnorance of the
"
cuses no man ...
]. Selden
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RESIDENT-SENIOR RETREAT
''Seek
in
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and thou shalt find in
meditation; knock in p
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rayer
and it shall
be opened
to
thee in contemplation."
St. John of the Cross
Retreatants return
·
to 'their rooms from the
chapel.
·
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The Retreat Master offers advice to some of the seniors concerning
a good retreat.
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1st prize in snow sculptering contest submitted by the maintenance
crew.
WINTER WEEKEND
Despite the spring-like weather and the lack of
snow Marist's inaugural Winter Weekend was
highly successful and seems destined to become
an annual event.
70
UPPERCLASSMEN
"
'S PARENTS WEEKEND
was
highlighted
by
tl
appearance of
THE T ARRIERS -
IN CONCERT
72
"The 7 too Many" of New
Rochelle's Ursuline Academy
"W
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SOPHOMORE
HOOTENANNY
Our own
"New
Eastern Trio"
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The discussions ...
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. . . and all the non-academic aspects of
campus
Zif
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Meeting of the Bored
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... perform a real function ...
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... in the formation of the ...
... truly educated man.
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The temperature was low
but spirits were high as
students crowded Adrian
Lounge parking area for the ...
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Enthusiasm momentarily
gives way to a yawn.
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INTERCOLLEGIATE SOCCER
Monmouth "reserves
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stud
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the action
at the Marist net.
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ult
is the use ... of the energies
enclosed within the body; the joy
which comes from this power and
action, is not unlike that which the
artist experiences when he is using,
and is master of, his instrument."
Pope Pius XII
A Marist
"hooter"
steals the ball . . .
...
and brings it back
downfield.
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VARSITY BASKETBALL
Despite
a discouraging awon and
lost"
record, the team showed an
undaunted will to win against a
schedule of ''heavier" colleges.
Coach Tom W
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v
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s a
"breather
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and point out his next plan of attack.
Walt Barisonek drives
in for
"two"
John Murphy and Dennis O'Brien join
forces "under the boards."
Fred Weiss goes up for a rebound.
"The Waiting Game"
A Maritime defender makes
a
nice try!
"Monday Morning Quarterbacks"
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The J.V.
"walks it down"
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and
get ready to ease it in
the
water
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and
oar
before "pushing off."
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usiastic onlookers
await
the start of the regatta.
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e starti
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WRESTLING
The wrestling team at Marist is fast coming into its own. Unlike
the television nrasslin" it is a precise and demanding science
requiring both an alert mind and a strong body.
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JUNIOR RING CEREMONY
This ceremony marks the passing of the student into the realm
of the responsible ...
. . . he has fulfilled the requirements which allow him to wear the
Marist ring
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A
student poses a question
to
Dr.
Timothy Leary con-
cerning his provacative lec-
ture
on
LSD.
LECTU
RE SERIES
Literary critic Walter Allen
discusses his lecture on con-
temporary English
and
Ameri-
can literature over coffee.
The various guest lecturers which
have appeared on campus through-
out the year to speak on current
topics of interest to all college stu-
dents are a stimulus to the intel-
lectual development of the student's
mind.
"Hmmm, who's buried in
Grant's tomb?"
Dr. Leary
'
s associate, Ralph
Metzner
,
also answered ques-
tions after the lecture.
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FACULTY-VARSITY CLUB
BASKETBALL GAME
The
deadly
shooting ...
.. . deft
ball handlin
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... and control of the boards gave the
faculty .their second straight victory
over the hapless Varsity Club cagers.
FRESHMAN
PARENTS
DAY
enables the
parents
to come in contact with and
experience
the
magnetism which presides over
the
Marist
campus.
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The candidate
and his platform ...
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STUDENT ELECTIONS
... The
vote . ..
... The
wait ...
... THE
RESULTS!
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entertains some mem-
bers of the "Horizons Unlimited
"
program.
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SOPHOMORE
PICNIC
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MY THREE ANGELS
A COMEDY IN THREE ACTS
by
Sam
&
Bella Sp
-
ewack
Directed
by
/ames
W.
Britt
Felix (Joe Nicastri) ponders
his financial problems.
Mme. Parole (Veron-
ica Pesavento) discov-
ers Uncle Henri's re-
mains.
Members of the production staff discuss a lighting
problem
wtih
Bro. Joseph Belanger.
Jules (Dennis Feeney), Alfred (Bob
Mathews), and Joseph (Alex Arneo)
plan the
fate
of Uncle Henri.
116
A HATFUL
OF RAIN
Director Jim Britt gives light-
ing a final check at dress re-
hearsal.
117
Celia (Carole Dziuban) and Johnny
(Dennis Feeney) rec
a
ll some ple
a
s-
ant ...
. .. and some unpleasant
memories
.
Mother (Joe Nicastri) and Chuch (Bob Mathews)
inform Johnny that his credit is no good.
"Get the point?"
11
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In a school such as Marist, with its swift and continuing
growth, the Evening Division men look forward with enthu-
siasm and a spirit of willing cooperation to their role as full-
fledged partners in this worthwhile struggle to fashion an
institution which can perform the ''academic miracle" of pre-
serving the intimacy, concern for individuals, and flexibility
which have characterized Marist up to the present time; while
simultaneously broadening and enhancing the school's over-
all program, physical plant, faculty, and educational and cul-
tural services to the community.
119
SPRING~WEEKEND
Spring Weekend, after a brief absence,
returned
to the
Marist social calendar this year. The weekenders were
blessed with fine weather, pretty girls, and ice cold
refreshments.
FRIDAY
120
SATURDAY
JUNIOR
-
SENIOR FORMAL
"
H
mmm!"
122
. . . and as the night
wore on ...
SUNDAY
124
COMMENCEMENT
JUNE
7,
1964
In most cases the graduation ceremonies
marked the end of the formal educative
process. It might be well, however, to re-
flect on these words of Louisa May Alcott,
uLife is my college. May I graduate well
,
and earn some honors!"
1,., '-
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BACCALAUREATE MASS
Celebrant: Rev. James A. Driscoll, O
.
P.
l?R
Academic procession to the graduation exercises.
Most Reverend John M. A. Fearns,
Auxiliary Bishop of New York pre-
sents diplomas to the graduates.
CONFERRING
" , .. by the power vested in me ...
I confer on those present the degree,
Bachelor
of Arts ...
"
OF DEGREES
Valedictory Address:
David Flynn
Salutatory Address:
Bro. Ronald Mulholland, F.M.S.
Academic recessional led by Bishop
Fearns and Brother Linus.
General Excellence Award:
Bro. John Ryan, F.M.S.
Cardinal Spellman Award:
David Flynn
ADMINISTRATION
PRESIDENT
Brother Linus R. Foy, F.M.S.
Lecturer In Mathematics
B.A., Marist College
M.S., St. John's University
L.L.D., Iona College
Ph.D., New York University
ACADEMIC VICE PRESIDENT
Brother Edward L. Cashin, F .M.S.
Assistant Professor of History
B.A., Marist College
M.A., Ph.D., Fordham University
DEAN OF THE DAY DIVISION
Brother Paul Stokes, F .M.S.
B.S., in Ed., M.S., Fordham University
DEAN OF THE EVENING DIVISION
Dr. John Schroeder
Professor of English
B.S., M.S., Ed.D., Columbia University
Professional Diploma in English, Columbia University
135
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Brother John Malachy, F.M.S.
Director of Admissions -
Registrar
B.A., Marist College
Rev. James
A.
Driscoll,
O.P.
Chaplain
of the College
A.B.,
Providence
College
S.T.B.,
Dominican
House of Studies
S.T.L.,
Pontifical
Faculty of the
Immaculate
Conception
Brother William J. Murphy, F.M.S.
Director of Teacher Certification
B.S.,
in
Ed., Fordham University
S.T.M., University of Notre Dame
M.S., St. John's University
Associateship, University of London
ThomasW. Wade
Assistant to the
Director
of Admissions
B.S.,
Manhattan
College
M.S., Hofstra
College
Brother Kieran Thomas, F.M.S.
Instructor
in
English
Director
of
the Student Brothers
B.S., Fordham University
M.A., Columbia University
Mr. John Doherty
Director of Development
B.S., New York University
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Brother Adrian Perreault, F.M.S.
Director of Libraries
B.S., Fordham University
M.L.S., St. John's University
Brother Nilus V. Donnelly, F.M.S.
Consultant on Construction
B.S., M.A., Fordham University
Mrs. Elizabeth O'Brien
Recorder
Mrs. E. Rimai Fisher
Instructor in Art
Design Consultant
F,8
Anthony V. Campilii
Business
Manager
B.A., Marist College
Miss Mary Travis
Private Secretary to the President
Roscoe Balch
Associate
Professor of Hi
s
tory
B
.
B.A., Seattle
University
M
.A
.
,
Ph
.
D
.,
University
of
Washington
Brother Joseph
L.
Belanger
Assistant
Prof
essor
of
Fr
enc
h
B
.
A.,
Marist
College
M.A.,
St
.
John's University
M
.
A.,
Middlebury College
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Rev. John D. Campbell, O.P.
Instructor
in
Sacred Doctrine
B.A
.
, Harvard University
S.T.B., S.T
.
L., Pontifical Institute
of
the Immaculate Conception
Brother Kevin P. Carolan
Instructor
in
Math
e
matics
B.A., Marist College
M
.
S
.,
St
.
John's University
-
Thomas W. Casey
Instructor
in
Philosophy
M.A
.
, Fordham University
Denis
J.
Curtin
Instructor
in
Physics
B.S.,
Iona
College
M.S., The
Catholic University
of America
141
Bernard
B.
de Surcy
Instructor in French and Music
B.A.,
Universite de
Paris
Diplome de !'Ecole
Superieure
Cesar
Franck, Paris
George T. Doran
Instructor
in
Business
B
.
A.,
St.
Vincent
'
s College
M
.
B
.
A
.
,
Duquesne
University
Dr. D. A. Drennen
Visiting
P
r
of
ess
or of Philosophy
B.A., M.A., Ph.D
.
, Fordham
University
M. Eileen Connolly Drennen
Lecturer
in
History
B.A., National
University of
Ireland
M
.
A., Fordham
University
Howard Goldman
Assistant
Prof
ess
or of Phy
sica
l
Edu
ca
t
i
on
B.S. in Ed., Teachers College at
Cortland
B.S
.,
in P
.
Ed., Dr
.
of
P.Ed., Indiana
Dr.
Thomas W.
Haresign
Instructor
in
Biology
A
.A.
S., Morrisville Agricultural
&
Technical Institute
B
.S.,
State University College at
Albany
M
.
S., St
a
te Uni
ve
rsity College
at
Albany
Ph
.
D
.,
University
of Massachu~etts
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Dr. George B. Hooper
Associate
Prof
ess
or
of
B
i
olo
gy
B.S., Seton H
a
ll
University
M.A., Ph
.
D
.,
Princeton
University
Brother Joseph Robert, F.M.S.
Associate
Professor
of Latin
B.S.,
in Ed
.
, M
.
A., Fordham University
John
C.
Kelly
Instructor
in Economics
B.S.S.,
Fairfield University
M
.
A
.
,
Boston
College
Brother Michael Kelly, F.M.S.
Director of Resident Students
Instructor
in
Physics
&
Mathematics
B.A., Marist College
M.E.E., Catholic University
of
America
Brother Daniel Kirk, F.M.S.
Assistant Professor of
Education
B.A., Marist College
M
.
A.,
Ph
.
D., St. John's
University
Brother Richard LaPietra
Instructor
in Chemistry
B.A., Marist College
Ph
.
D., Catholic
University of
America
Robert P. Lewis
Instructor
in English
B.A
.
, Manhattan College
M.A., Columbia University
Sister
Marie
Genieve
Love,
O
.
P.
Lecturer
in
Mathematics
B.A., Hunter College
M.A., Villanova
University
Ed.D.,
Columbia University
Brother Joseph Marchessault
Assisttmt
Prof
esso
r
of
Physics
B
.A
.
, Marist College
Ph.D.,
The Catholic University of
America
Brother
Andrew A. Molloy
Assistant
Prof
essor
of Chemistry
B
.A
.
,
Marist College
Ph
.
D
.
,
The Catholic
University of
America
Casimir Norkeliunas
Instructor in German and Russian
B.A
.
,
University
of
Bridgeport
M.A
.
,
Fordham University
Robert
C.
Norman
Instructor
in
English
B.A., St. Bonaventure University
M.S., Syracuse University
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Edward
J.
O'Keefe
Instructor
'
in
Psychology
B.A., Iona College
M
.
A., Fordham University
Leo P. Richard
Lecturer
in
Chemistry
B.S
.
, Union College
Brother Cornelius J. Russell
Assistant
Professor
of
Business
B.A
.
, Marist College
M.A., Columbia University
Brother Hugh E. Sheridan
Instructor
in
History
B.S
.
in Ed
.
,
M.A.,
Fordham
University
Brother Felix Michael Shurkus
Instructor
in
Sacred Doctrin
e
B.A., Marist College
LS.Sc.,
Lateran
University,
Italy
George H
.
Skau
Instructor
in History
B
.
S
.
, Manhatan College
M.A
.
,
Niagara
University
Joseph T. Sullivan
Instructor
in English
B.A
.
, St. John
'
s University
M
.
A.,
Ohio
Wesleyan Uni
George
J.
Sommer
Associate
Prof
ess
or
of English
A.B
.
, Manhattan
College
A.M., New York University
Ph
.
D
.,
Fordham University
147
Frank Swetz
Instructor
in
Math
ema
tics
B.A., Marist Colle
ge
M.A.,
Fordham
University
Dr.
Florence Tabor
Lectur
e
r
in
Ch
e
mistry
B.S
.,
Skidmore C
o
llege
M
.
S
.,
New York
University
Ph
.
D
.,
University
of
Penns
y
lvania
Milton Teichman
Assistant Professor of English
B.A., Brooklyn College
M.A., Duke
University
Yuan Chung Teng
Instructor
in
History
B
.A.,
Clark
University
M.S., Bradley
University
Ph
.
D., Georgetown
University
James D. Thomas
Assistant
Prof
essor
of Mathematics
B.S
.
,
M.S., St. Louis University
Hannah
C.
Wall ace
Instructor
in
Sociology
and
Anthropolgy
A.B., College
of
New Rochelle
A.M
.
,
Boston
University
Brother Gerard Weiss
Assistant
Professor
in Spanish
B.A., Marist College
M.A.,
Ph
.
D., St. John's
University
1
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Marie N. Tarver
L
ecturer
in
English
B.A.
,
Southern University
M.A., University of Wisconsin
Father
Kenneth
Doughtery
Lecturer in
Philosophy
and Theology
B.A.,
M.A., Ph.D.,
The Catholic
University of America
S
.
T.D.,
Collegio Urbano,
Rome
Brother Thomas Maestro
Instructor
in Classical
Languages
B.A., Burgos, Spain
M.A., Filologie Clasica, Universidad
Central,
Spain
John Gerard White
Instructor
in
History
B.A., Belmont Abbey College
M.A.,
Fordham University
1
/40
Father Edward J. Messemer
Lecturer
in Theology
B.A.,
Georgetown University
Ph.L., S
.
T.L., Woodstock College
S.S.L., Pontifical Biblical Institute
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Left to right: C. Hyhes,
D. Heaphy,
J
.
Boyer,
J.
Guiliano, P. McLaughli,
B.
Hackett, A. Wheeler, D. Feeney, E. Crangelo,
S
.
Morris,
D.
Luceren
J
.
Daly,
J.
Fitzpatrick,
J.
Mara, M. Fitzmartin,
J.
Weyant,
H.
Boldrin
.
Seated from left to
right:
T. Duffy, D. King,
W.
Barisonek.
Standing
from left to right: E. Murray,
M.
Rampola,
J.
Hughes, G. Dahowski, M. Koenig.
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From bottom to top of stairs: F
.
Wadnola,
R.
Franks,
R
.
Gould, G. Grall, E
.
Krissler, C. Still,
R
.
Streck. Left to right along rail:
J
.
Lloyd, E. Moetzinger,
J.
Sheehan, P. Maher,
J.
Daley, S.
Russell,
J.
Oberle,
J
.
Passmore, K. Convery.
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Left to right
:
B. Scott, P. Capell, D
.
Gerling,
J.
Mathews, T. Gaughan, H. Gesek, M.
Br
ienza,
J
.
D'Onofrio,
J.
Passmore,
J.
Hennessy,
B. D
risco
ll.
CLASS OF
1966
Left to right:
J.
Waters, E
.
Pelkey,
J.
Sullivan, W. Behrman,
J
.
Villano,
M.
Ward-Pres.,
N. Pulichene,
J
.
McManus, L. Ciacciao, F
.
Sommer, T. Troland, T. Fortino,
K.
France-Kelly,
A. Areno
.
J'i{-;
Front
:
S. Rainey, B
.
Lafko, C. Quick,
J.
DeGrandis. Back
:
R. Geuss, P.
Heller,
J.
Ouellet,
E.
McDermott.
From left
to
right:
D. Mega,
J.
Palombo, T.
Becker, A. Hartwell, R.
Cloonan,
J
.
Dunkel
.
l'i7
Left to right:
D.
Palmatier,
W.
Zabicki,
J.
Ormsby, M. Habinowski,
P. Maronge,
W.
Myers,
J
.
Spingola, L. Pazier.
Seated: W. Deneen,
P.
Nesteroke, R. Tirone,
J.
O'Brien
.
Standing:
J.
Reilly,
J.
Patrick,
J.
Oberle.
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From left to right: E. Rozelle, W
.
Battista, W. Morrisey, W. Clark, G. Collins, T. Conry,
F. McCormack,
J.
Williams,
J.
Delany
.
1".0
Front: A. Rodgers, T. Youngs,
J.
Conrad, F. Weeks, V. Sheridan, W. Mahar,
J.
Davis. Back: P.
Kearney, D. Bailey,
J.
Berger,
M. Seddon, A.
Schultz, T. Berger, W. Meagher,
K. Galbraith.
Left to
right:
R.
Margentino,
R.
Williams, M. Collins, P. Nesteroke, P. Napolatano, L. Lane,
R. McKay, M. Flynn.
160
CLASS OF
1967
Front: P. Tire,
T
.
Nagle, G
.
De Figlio, G. Henderson, D. Pisanello,
J
.
Moore.
Back
:
L. Galante,
I. Lowe, W. Darbin, R. Langenbach,
J.
Burk
e,
E
.
Sulkowski.
•
Front:
R.
King, L. Brida, E. Morrison,
J.
Deane, P. McDonald. Back:
J.
Glynn, G. Gelfer,
H. McCaul, M. Talbot,
R.
Geuss,
J
.
McManus.
Front:
J.
Lallo, F. DiTomaso, F. Sardo, D. Fish,
J.
Pahucki, D. Sand-
ford,
W. Ziese. Back
:
A.
La Rocco, T. Yagos, D
.
McRedmand,
P.
Casey, F. Savelli, E
.
Scalpi,
J.
O
'
Sullivan,
R.
Netter, G
.
Gelchion.
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Seated:
P.
Marion, C. Tober,
R.
Montague, R. Nastrony,
J.
Zottoli,
R.
Perretta. Standing: S.
Golembeski,
M. Hackett, K. McGee, R. Casey,
B.
Lemley, R. McCrossen,
J.
Hill,
G.
Searles,
J.
Kostur
.
.
,
Front: R. Rivera,
H.
Russ,
J.
Shipley,
J.
Spaight,
T.
Kolenski,
R.
Chakar, M.
Porazzi, R
.
Millan,
A.
Krivicky, B. Davidson, W. Maxwell. Back:
R.
Furnari,
T.
Whalen,
M.
Miller, R
.
Bedard,
,
J.
Scileppi, G. Millett,
R.
Schiller, W. Urkiel,
C.
Pelosi,
C.
Whalen,
G
.
Morieo, P. Fernands,
J.
Muller.
164
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Front: F. Bianchi, P. Collum,
C.
Stein, J. Barnes,
R.
Mathews, J. Behson, E
.
Hammond,
R.
Rooney. Back
:
M.
Snyder, D. King, D. Pelletier, D
.
Reeves, B. Ouellette, J. Brown, J. Pan-
taleo,
J. McKenna, W. Bartley, B. Johnson.
165
Seated:
J.
Ferguson, T. McCarron
.
Standing:
W.
Busby
,
C. McDe
r
mott
.
Seated: J. Kenny, J
.
Grimes, E. St. Germain, W. Scura, D. O'Leary, G
.
Gilbride,
·
W. Markowski, E
.
Brady. Standing: L. Magill, J
.
Walsh
,
J. John, D. Nielson,
H. Christie
,
T. Williams, V
.
Keeling, T. Liuzzo,
R.
Lavino, J. Linda, F
.
Guido,
B
.
McIntyre.
H
.
Malon
'e
, J. Bosco, B
.
Pritchard.
R.
Ettl, E. Motyka,
K. Vosburgh.
167
Standing from left to right:
J.
Sullivan, W.
Behrman
,
P.
Keister,
J.
Meyer, A. Areno, H.
Russ,
J.
Shipley,
R
.
Rivera,
D. Feeney
,
Br.
Joseph Belanger,
moderator; Stanley Morris,
Pres.;
P
.
Casey
,
P.
Maher,
C.
Stein,
J.
Scileppi, P.
Berardi,
R. Furnari, W. Morrisey, R. Mathews.
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SOCIETY
YOUNG
EXECUTIVES
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111
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Left to
right: W.
Townsend, Pres.;
T. Flynn,
M.
Seddon, W.
Drew, R.
Cloonan,
J.
McManus
.
Left
to right:
D. O'Brien, D
.
Heaphy, Pres
.
;
J.
Daly, E
.
Carangelo,
L.
Pyne,
P. Fass, E. Parr, G
.
Goggins
.
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Y.A.F.
FLEUR DE LIS
Front: Br. J. Belanger, Moderator; E. Krissler, Pres.; L. Galante, P.
Ambrosio, G
.
Gelfer,
R. Mastrony, J. Passmore, Br. T
.
Kirkman,
Br. J. Gonya, D. Donaghue. Back: J. Greco
,
M. Rampolla, E
.
Murray, J. Kostur, W
.
Maxwell, S. Gelmski
,
J. Hill, G. Searles,
D
.
Sandford, H. Gesek.
Front
:
G
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Skau, moderator; G
.
Collins,
E.
Ferro, W
.
Maxwell, J. Scileppi
.
Back
:
J.
Zottoli
,
J. Johnson, J. Grimes, E. St. Germain, A. Hartwell, K. Galbraith
,
V. Sheridan.
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Galbraith
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A
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Hartwell, Pres
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Standing
:
J
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Johns
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n, E
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Brady
,
J. Grimes
,
P
.
Case
y,
R.
Rivera,
J.
Zottoli, E
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St
.
Germain
,
J. Scileppi
,
R
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Netter
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HISTORY CLUB
Left to
right: P. Napolitano, Mr. G. Skau, Moderator;
J.
Guilliano,
J.
Doss,
W.
Barisonek
,
J.
Pizzani,
J
.
D'Onofrio, V. Sheridan, W. Driscoll,
J.
Sullivan,
J.
Hen-
nesey,
J.
Sheehan,
J.
Waters, P. O'Leary, H. Gesek, L. Lane,
J.
Dunkel,
.
W. Clark, E.
Moetzinger,
M
.
Koenig, S. Becchetti, Dr. Y. Teng,
Dr.
R. Balch.
Front: M. Lucieri,
R.
Ettl, M. Ward.
Back
:
R.
Savoy, Pres.; E. Curtiss, W.
Clark
,
J.
Kostur,
J.
Moore,
A.
Geuss,
R.
Langenbach,
J
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Esposito.
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Front: W. Dardin, G. Millet, H. Russ,
W. Morrissey,
J.
Walsh. Back: T. Becker,
Pres.;
C.
Tober, G. Collins, P. Morin, P.
Fernands, G. Gilbride.
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:
G. Smith,
P
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Margentino,
J.
Pizzani. Back:
W.
Glasheen,
M
.
Mangiameli,
G
.
Goggins,
W.
Brown.
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CLUB
PROCTORS
AMERICAN
FORUM
Left to
right:
W.
Wang,
Br. P. Cendajas, Br.
J.
Sortes, Br. T. Hart, Br. D. Cooney,
J.
Villano,
Br.
J.
Heffernan,
Br.
G.
Morelli, Br. D. Freaney,
K. France-Kelly, Pres.; Br.
J.
Quinn, Br.
W.
Kawka, Br.
M.
Liden,
E. Moetzinger,
Br.
J.
Sainsbury,
W.
Glasheen, Br.
R.
Fernando,
Br
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G.
Rodriguez, Br. P. Gomez, Br.
J.
Murray.
Kneeling
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Guiliano,
B. Dooley,
E.
Modo, B.
Tervenski,
R. Van-
Aernem,
J.
Pizzani,
J.
Patrick.
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Romeo
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J.
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liams, D. Flynn, D
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Murphy,
W.
Barisonek,
J
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Doss,
J
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Daly,
F.
Weiss, S. Rainey, R
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Russ,
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Seddon,
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Quest. Row 2
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Sulkowski,
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J
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Spaight,
J.
Pa-
trick, D. Bailey, P.
Nesteroke.
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Millet, R. Ettl, W. Busby,
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Berger,
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Fabbie,
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Berger.
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Sheehan,
J.
Pizzani,
J.
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Meyers,
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Hynes,
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Oberle,
J.
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Guiliano,
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Barisonek,
J
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Wright,
J
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Daly,
D
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O'Brien.
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S. Becchetti, W. Zabicki,
L. Lane,
E.
McDermott. 5th Row:
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WEIGHTLIFTING
M. Lucieri,
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Brown,
J
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Hughes,
R.
Montague,
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P
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Haight.
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M. Rampolla,
J.
Berger, T. Berger, B. Davidson, A. Kriv-
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J.
Daley, M. Chiriatti, W. Zabicki, Coxswain L.
Plover.
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Passmore,
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J.
O'Connor,
D.
Vertullo.
L.
Plover,
J.
Nicastri,
J.
Patrick,
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Maher,
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J
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McGee,
J
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Carrol, P. Morin,
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J.
Wright, W. Wang, W. Urkiel,
J.
Lallo
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W.
Zabicki, D. O
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BASKETBALL
Front: P. O'Neil, Capt
.
Left to right:
J.
Reilly, R.
Tirone,
J.
Phelan,
J.
Deane, W. Buckley, D. Mega.
INTRAMURA
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SOFTBALL
CHAMPS
FOOTBALL
Front: E. Rozelle, J. Williams,
R. Pietrofesa, J. Goggins, P
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D.
Murray, W. Zabicki. Back
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J. Fabbie, Co-Captain; D
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Bailey, M. Shail, M. Ward.
BOWLING
D. Feeney, R. Franks, D. St. Jean.
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Flynn,
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