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REYNARD '67
Walter
C.
Maxwell '67-Business Manager
Alan R. Bruens '67
Jack Burke '67
James McKenna '67
John P. Gibson '67
Ed Sulkowski '67
Kevin F. X. McGee '67
Stanley Golembeski '67
Richard Plazza '67
William Busby '67
George Searles '67
James Sackal '68
Dennis Goonan, '68
Michael Ryan '69
Louis Valinotti '69
Larry Kenny '69
Jeffery Viola '70
Franklin Furlong '70
Pat McKee '70
Br. Joseph Gregory-Advisor
A yearbook -
Just what do you put in it and what do you leave out?
What is it that makes a school, and what is it that makes this particular year
and this particular group of people different and worth remembering? Is it
that there is really anything to record, or are there just faces and names, faces
and names, which will lie for years in attics and cellars and die of neglect?
We race through the year and follow our schedules and our lists and now,
at the end of the year, from a mass of photographs and words, we try to
collate all the events of a year into some meaningful whole. Where, after all,
are we going? And why? Who are we and what makes us, our generation,
our society, our age, ~ifferent and worth remembering? Who will, when we
are gone, remember us and what we did?
Marist is no longer a small, young school. We're large now, there are
too many of us, doing too many different things, to know everyone. The
people we meet treat those who graduated ahead of us, all too often, only as
faces and names. These underclassmen, after all, never met the class of
'66
or '65 or
'64
and how could they treat them otherwise? And what of us? Does
the spirit of
1
67,
that nebulous something which we all recognize but can't
quite nail down, does that leave with us? We, who came here when Kennedy
was President and Vietnam only a name, what will we leave behind, and what
have we accomplished?
All we can do is leave this outline, these bits and pieces and hope that in
some way the direction is shown to our heritage.
Dennis Goonan
Dedication
4
We, the class of 1967, are honored to dedicate our Yearbook to Mrs.
Elizabeth O'Brien, Recorder of the College. Always warm, always personable,
always wifling to take a minute even when the work seems endless, Mrs.
O'Brien's friendly smile will stay with us through the years.
5
.
FACULTY
JOHN
C.
KELLY
Assistant Professor of Economics
Chairman Business Department
JOHN
J.
GRIFFIN
Instructor in Business
BR. CORNELIUS J. RUSSELL, f.m
.
s.
8
·
Assistant Professor of Business
Marist College Controller
JOHN SHERLOCK
Lecturer in Business
JAMES B. FAY
Lecturer in Business
PETER A. FARRELL
Instructor in Business
9
Sheahan Hall Pool Champ
GRADUATES
DANIEL McREDMOND
Good,
better, best, never let it rest until the
good
is
better, and the better best.
RALPH E. PERRETTA
LEO BERENDES
THOMAS F
.
WHALEN
ROBERT CHICK
We Did It.
12
CHARLES T. DUFFY
ROBERT GALLETTA
JEROME S. HERCHENRODER
V ARDI
J.
KARPINSKI
Tis better to live to
eat
than
eat
to live.
JAMF.5 ]. STANULIS
13
PATRICK R. COLLUM
" ... and they will listen then, as we are listening now."
14
RICHARD
C.
PLAZZA
President Class of '67
Come on
,
Tom
,
and let's play.
CHARLES
J.
PELOSI
15
WALTER
C.
MAXWELL
Never too old to learn
.
Reynard Business Manager
WALTER DARBIN
RONALD MORIN
RICHARD DUFFEE
16
JOHN GLYNN
THOMAS F. MURRAY
Education is the only thing you can take to your grave.
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WILLIAM
J.
LAMMERDING
JEROD F. PACILLI
Let's
go
home Rat/
19
JEROME F. BOHNERT
JAMES M. BRADFORD
Think or swim!
JOSEPH E. WODZINSKI
Education enables one to walk the road of life.
CHARLES P. McDERMOTT
The whole life of man is but
a
point of time;
let us
enjoy
it, therefore, while it lasts, and
not spend it to no purpose.
RICHARD GALLAGHER
20
LAWRENCE ROTH
All good things must come to
an
end.
Stop
the world, I want to get off.
BERNARD H. McINERNEY
He came a century before his time
LARRY G. LANE
JOSEPH A. LALLO, JR.
Conformity is the first path to falsehood; adversity is
the first path to truth.
MICHAEL HACKETT
Education doesn't end with graduation.
22
"A hogga-hogga, A hogga-hogga."
LEONARD R. GALANTE
Thank heaven for Mrs. O'Brien
'
s art of juggling courses
and students while still keeping them in order.
JOHN D. RINGWOOD
FRANK
J.
GUIDO
Anyone that doesn't like this life is crazy.'
23
THOMAS F
.
ZATKOWSKI
THOMAS
J.
Y AGOS
I think
someone spiked the
punch
FRANK F. BIANCHI
Success
cannot
be
accomplished alone
25
Santa?
ROBERT F. LANGENBACH
Eat, drink and be merry
,
for tomorrow you
may ... eat drink and be merry.
THOMAS B. MATARAZZO
Happiness is that state of consciousness
which proceeds from the achievement of
one's values.
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FACULTY
BR. STEPHEN LANNING, M
.
A.
Instructor in English
FR
.
WILFRID DUFFY
,
M.A.
Ass' t Professor of English
BR
.
CYPRIAN ROWE, M.A.
Instructor in English
MR
.
ROBERT
C.
NORMAN', M.S.
Ass
'
t Professor of English
DR. MILTON TEICHMAN, Ph.D.
Associate
Professor of English
DR. JOHN SCHROEDER, Ed.D.
Professor of English
MR. ROBERT P. LEWIS, M.A.
Instructor in English
DR. GEORGE SOMMER, Ph. D
.
Chairman of English Department
BR
.
JOHN LEE, £.m.s
GEORGE T. LINCOLN
Its been real
30
G
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A
D
u
A
T
E
s
ERNEST
J.
SCALP!
Footfalls echo
in
the memory,
Down the passage which we did not ta
Towards the door we never opened
...
DENNIS M. NIELSON
BR. JOSEPH McMORROW, f
.
m
.
s.
HAROLD F. MALONE
31
JOHN D. KRULL
Sure I like it at Marist!
Why?
RALPH D. MASTRONY
32
WALTER ABRAMS
Honesty
is the
best policy.
33
BARRY M. LEMLEY
In
my end is my
beginning.
BR. MICHAEL DEAN,
f.m.s.
EDWARD
A.
SULKOWSKI
As hard
as
Marist has been I've had
an
equal amount
of fun.
MICHAEL]. SNYDER
The darkest hour is just before the dawn.
34
MICHAEL P. PEPE
The perfect stage on which to live the role of a student.
DOMINICK A. CICALE
35
CHESTER
J.
FULTZ
And then therf were none.
CHARLES R. DUNN
You can fool all of the people ...
JOSEPH V. TOWERS
EWARD
J.
LOWE
... all of the time
.
All the world is a stage on which every
man must play a part. It's all part of it.
BR. JAMES CUNNINGHAM, f.m.s.
TIMOTHY D. NAGLE
What we call the beginning is often thee:
and to make an end is to make a beginnin
The end is where we start from.
GORDON S. FOSTER
38
ALAN R. BRUENS
If I have learned anything, it is that one should
always be an intense listener and an eager talker.
BR. RAYMOND ARMSTRONG,
f.m.s.
JOHN
J.
HILL
And you ask me what my interests are?
39
BR
.
KENNETH CURTIN,
f.m.s.
GEORGE
J
.
SEARLES
Orare et laborare
40
BR. DANIEL ALLEN
,
f.m
.
s.
ROLAND G. ANTONELLI
BRIAN G. DOBSON
41
ALLAN F. WIEHN
Life
is
like
an onion, you
peel
off a
skin
at a
time
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YUAN
C.
TENG, Ph.D.
Ass't Professor of History
FACULTY
JOHN G
.
WHITE,
M
.
A.
Ass't Professor of History
Chairman of History Department
LOUIS
C.
ZUCCARELLO
,
M.S
.
Instructor in History
ROSCOE BALCH, Ph
.
D.
Assoc
.
Professor of History
GEORGE S
.
SKAU, M
.
A
.
Ass
'
t Professor of History
ALSO ...
VINCENT TOSCANO, M.A.
45
Instructor in History
GRADUATES
JAMES H. McMANUS
The finer the tree, the more pliant the twig.
46
JAMES P. CLANCY
There oughta be an easier way!
ROBERT
J.
ROURKE
47
GERARD F. SCHULTZ
As man lives,
so shall
he die; as a tree falls,
so shall
it
lie.
-
JOSEPH T. JOHNSON
48
JOSEPH M. BEHSON
A college is what you make it; not what it mak
you.
In
this light the success of Marist will
depend on her students.
BR. ARTHUR KELLER, f.m.s.
HOWARD LEE
With them the seed of wisdom did I sow,
.
..
I came like water and like wind I go.
PETER DOLNY
49
EDMOND J. ROBERTS
FRANCIS SAN FELICE
50
MARLEY F. JONES
Man's
life,
as a whole, is composed of
fragments of experience.
BR. GERALDS. BOWDEN,
f.m
.
s
.
STEPHEN SOBIERAJ
51
WILLIAM
J.
ZIESE
Look out world, here I come.
BR. JOSEPH HAGER,
f.m
.
s
.
RICHARD M. SINKOSKI
52
A
class meeting.
BR. SEAN MAHONEY,
f.m
.
s
.
BR. JOSEPH BOUCHARD,
f.m.s.
53
ROBERT F. SCHIRALDI
The
Road
less
traveled
by
has made
all the difference.
BARRY V. FEMMEL
BR. KENNY HUGHES,
f
.
m.s.
BR. HERBERT BAKER,
f
.
m.s.
WILLIAM S. URKIEL
All experience is an arch, to build upon.
ROBERT A. JOHNSON
And ever has it been that love knows not its
own depths till the hour of separation.
55
JOHN ]. MURPHY
semper fidelis
JOHN M. SWEENEY
This one is on Tony.'
56
JOHN PETER GIBSON
what heaven is to the religious man ...
posterity is to the enlightened man!
WILLIAM A. PATON
Time does not become sacred to us until we have lived it.
GEORGE G. GELFER
57
JOHN E. VIDOR
Time colors history as it does a meerschaum pipe.
WILLIAM
J. THEYSOHN
58
DAVID L. REISNER
BRIAN F. McINTYRE
Happiness
is
certitude,
I
think.
WILLIAM S. ZWOBODA
JOHN T
.
CASSERLY
The Phil-mobile
in action.
59
RICHARD WALKER
60
JAMES V. MOORE
. . .
we live
at a
time when man believes himself
fabulously capable of creation, but he does not know
what to create. Lord of
all
things, he is not lord of
himself.
BRIAN CLANCY
JOHN DEANE
Beautiful
,
that
'
s really beautiful.
61
THOMAS]. McCARRON
I will forever value the spirit of individual dignity
and responsibility that Marist College has tried
to instill among its students.
HAROLD CHRISTIE
Success is counted sweetest by those who ne'er
succeed .
.
.
62
EDWIN H. HAMMOND, JR.
One must realize that life is often times
complicated by profundities which are
naught but disguished absurdities.
ROBERT E. MATHEWS
In
everything
I
do may
God
give me the grace
to do my
best.
RICHARD G. LAVINO
HUGH McCAUL
63
JOHN G. GELCHION
Take
things in stride.
BR. THOMAS CRIMMINS,
f.m.s.
JOHN
F. HOLMES
64
ROBERT E. ETTL
Li/
e without challenge is death!
PETER
J.
NOW AK
Better to be wise and simple than
to look
wise
and
be
simple.
BR. EUGENE LUTTRELL,
f.m.s.
JOHN
A.
SKEHAN
65
ROOSEVELT SYMPOSIUM
"'
----
f
"May I help you?"
President Linus Foy welcoming the participants to Marist.
Ambassador Adolf Berle speaking on
"The
Good Neighbor:
Re-examined!"
66
Mr
.
Schlesinger greets Mrs. Frankin D
.
Roosevelt
,
Jr
.
Dr
.
Henry Noble MacCracken, a personal friend of
President Roosevelt, Mr. Orin Lehman, a Trustee of
Marist College
,
arid Mr
.
Skau discuss a particular as-
pect of President Roosevelt's term of office
.
67
Mrs. Elizabeth Drewry speaks to Mr
.
Schlesinger about the
Roosevelt Library
.
LANGUAGE
LAB0RATOR
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MAroRS
S,c.~ UP
HERE
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FACULTY
BR. FRANCIS X. HUGHES, M.A.
lnstrucror
in
French
BR. JOSEPH TURCOTTE, B.A.
Lecturer in French
EDWARD H. GERMANN, M.A.
Assoc. Professor of French
BR. JOSEPH
L. BELANGER, M.A.
Ass't Professor of French
BR. THOMAS MAESTRO, M
.
A
.
Instructor in Classical Languages
JULIAN M. LAMA, B
.
A.
Instructor in Spanish
BR
.
JOSEPH ROBERT
,
M.A.
Associate Professor of Latin
BR
.
GERARD M. WEISS, Ph. D
.
Assoc. Professor of Spanish
Chairman of Department of Modern Languagf
71
TINA GIOIELLI, B.A.
Lecturer
in
Italian
CASIMIR NORKELIUNAS, M
.
A.
Instructor in German and Russian
ALSO ...
FELIX GUIGON, M.A.
Lecturer
in
Spanish
MARIA RUGGERI, M
Lecturer
in
Italian
GRADUATES
BR. GERARD DONNELLAN
,
f.m
.s
.
Spanish
LAURENCE MAGILL
Spanish
BR. EMIL DENWORTH,
f.m.s.
Latin
JOSEPH F. BLUM
Latin
Mens cuiusque, is est quisque.
BR. FRANCIS LAGLAUER,
f.m.s.
French
76
MAURICE TALBOT
French
JOHN SPAIGHT
French
The future is
yours.
J
BR. WILLIAM FADROWSKI, f
.
m.s.
French
BERNARD OUELLETTE
French
One co1dd do worse than be a swinger of birches.
77
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DR
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WILLIAM EIDLE
,
Ph
.
D
.
Ass
'
t Professor of Psychology
DR
.
GEORGE HOOPER
,
Ph
.
D.
Associate Professor of Biology
FACULTY
80
MR
.
HAROLD SCHMI1Z
,
M
.
S.
Instructor in Psychology
MR. DAVIDE
.
MILLER
,
M
.
S.
Lecturer in Psychology
,
Director of Testing and Counseling
BROTHER KEVIN CAROLAN, M.S.
Ass't Professor of Mathematics
BR. JOSEPH MARCHESSAULT, Ph.D.
Ass't Professor of Physics
81
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DR. EDWARD LINNER, Ph.D.
Adjunct Professor of Chemistry
BR. BRIAN DESILETS, Ph
.
I
Ass't Professor of Physics
Director of Residence
82
MR. LOUIS ALPERT, M
.
S.
Ass't Professor
of
Mathematics
DR. ROBERT HOOPER, Ph.D
.
Ass't Professor
of
Chemistry
DR. FLORENCE TABOR, Ph. D
.
Adjunct Professor of Chemistry
BR. RICHARD LA PIETRA, Ph. D.
Ass't. Professor of Chemistry
Chairman of Chemistry Department
83
BR. DANIEL KIRK. Ph
.
D.
Associate Professor of Psychology
Chairman of Psychology Department
MR
.
EDWARD O
'
KEEFE, M
.
A.
Ass't Professor of Psychology
JAMES D
.
THOMAS, M
.
S
.
Ass't Professor of Mathematics
84
ALSO . . .
DANIEL
J.
BEAN, M.S.
Instructor in Biology
JOSEPH S. BETTENCOURT, JR., M.S.
Instructor in Biology
DR. H
.
MARJORIE CRAWFORD
,
Ph.D
.
Adjunct Professor of Chemistry
PAUL TEICHMAN, M.S
.
Instructor in Physics
ROBERT F. VIVONA, M.A.
Ass
'
t Professor of Mathematics
LUCIAN K. WERNICK, M
.
A.
Lecturer in Mathematics
GRADUATES
ALAN W. DRAKE
Biology
JOSEPH M. MILLER
Biology
86
FRANCIS D. LAHEY
Biology
THOMAS E. McDONALD, JR.
Biology
88
CRAIG L. TOBER
Biology
May we have the courage to change that which can
be
changed, the patience to accept that which cannot
and the knowledge to know the difference.
RICHARD ]. RIVERA
Biology
To sleep
perchance
to dream
CORNELIUS E. WHALEN
Biology
RUSSELL N. SIMON
Biology
As the years
pass, I
will
long
remember the people
here at Marist who prepared me for my future
as an educator.
89
JOHN
M.
BURKE
Biology
Does
education come from books?
...
not by a long shot!
NICHOLAS A. TUL VE
Biology
PAUL T. MURPHY
Biology
Believe
nothing on
hearsay. Do
not
believe
in
traditions
because
they are old, or in anything
on the
mere authority
of
myself or any
other
great
teacher.
BR. ROY GEORGE,
f.m.s.
Biology
BR. RICHARD MUNDY,
f.m
.
s.
Biology
91
GARY H. HENDERSON
Chemistry
He runs face forward. He is a pursuer ...
It is the future that creates his present
JAMES SCULLIN
Chemistry
I I
De gustibus non est disputandem
92
CHARLES E
.
HAUERW AS
Chemistry
93
JOSEPH ].
GAD]A
Chemistry
ANTHONY L. MARTINO
Chemistry
FRANK
J.
GAETANI
Chemistry
Live each day at a time and do not worry about
tomorrow
-
today.
HENRY RUSS
Chemistry
BR. MICHAEL MAROTTI, f.m.s.
Chemistry
OA
JOHN N
.
ST
.
DENIS
Chemistry
ALLAN
J.
KRIVICKY
Chemistrv
MARTIN REVITZ
Chemistry
BR. CLETUS PERRERA, f.m.s
Chemistry
KENNETH E. NEISSER, JR.
Chemistry
96
ROBERT H. WRAGE
Physics
FRED A. POLICASTRI
Physics
BR. BENEDICT HOR
,
f
.
m.s.
Chemistry
RICHARD STEVENS
Applied Physics
97
RUPERT F. ROSS
Physics
JOSEPH A. CRESCITELLI
Physics
98
BR. JOSEPH KUNG,
f
.
m.s.
Physics
RICHARD
T.
SCHILLER
Physics
KEVIN
F. McGEE
Physics
Pity
the conquered, for you may be beaten
yourself
one
day.
99
DAVID P. FOUTS
Physics
JOSEPH F. FISHER
Physics
GEORGE A. CACCOMA
Physics
JOSEPH A. ESPOSITO
Physics
How
can
I turn
from any
fire
On
any man's hearthstone?
I know
the wonder and
desire
That
went to build my
own.
101
GEORGE H
.
SCHMIDT
Physics
PATRICK R
.
HOFFMAN
Physics
102
IRVING
J.
LOWE
Physics
MANFRED E. DECKERT
Physics
RONALD M. ANDERSON
Physics
JOSEPH REGH
Physics
103
104
BR. JOSEPH YOSHIDA,
f.m.s.
Mathematics
RICHARD M
.
NETTER
Mathematics
Profoundness is in simplic
i
t
y
BR. PATRICK SULLIVAN,
f.m.s.
Mathematics
DONALD
L.
MURPHY
Mathematics
Stand not upon the order of your going, but go at once
.
BR. JAMES SCHROEDER, f.m.s.
Mathematics
JERROLD
L.
HASTINGS
Mathematics
105
106
WILLIAM
L.
SIMPSON
Mathematics
College
is all that you make it
JOHN M. O'SULLIVAN
Mathematics
I'd rather be the
gypsy
A. THOMAS KOLENSKI
Mathematics
ROBERT
A.
BOMBARDIER!
Mathematics
A man should be honest unto himself,
for to fool oneself is to be a fool.
BR. JOHN MULLIGAN,
f.m.s.
ROBERT SMITH
Mathematics
107
Mathematics
108
ROBERT
W.
CASEY
Mathematics
Not
just school,
but
life.
JOSEPH
J.
PANTALEO
Mathematics
JOHN N. OLSEN
Mathematics
Although Marist now becomes a
part
of the past,
it will remain with me in the future.
JOHN S. SKOWRONSKI
Mathematics
To
aim, you
take the square root
of the
distance, divided by the
wind velocity,
multiplied by
the muzzle velocity at 70°F at
sea level ..
.
or something like that.
JOHN F. KENNY
Mathematics
109
GERARD M. DEFIGLIO
Mathematics
RICHARD A. FAMA
Mathematics
Not
only
learned to
think, but
to
care.
110
PETER T. HIGGINS
.
Mathematics
JOHN H. POMARES
Mathematics
Silence is golden.
THOMAS McCARTHY
JEROME I. DUNKEL
Psychology
112
JOSEPM A. APPOLLO
Psychology
Younger than Springtim
e
JOHN A. SCILEPPI
Psychology
Valedictorian
In the quest for values
BR. JAMES MEEHAN,
f.m.s.
Psychology
CHARLES E. BURBRIDGE
Psychology
STANLY GOLEMBESKI
Psychology
BR. JAMES CARGER,
f
.
m.s.
Psychology
113
DANIEL E
.
MEYER
Psychology
THOMAS P. CONNELLY
Psychology
WILLIAM A. BUSBY
Psycho
lo
gy
Be
yours
el
f
,
but be
your
best self. Dare to be
different
and
to follow
your
own star.
114
THOMAS J. CORRAOO
Psychology
Life
must be lived
indirectly.
JAMES
F.
McKENNA
Psychology
What
gives life its value you can find
.
.. and
lose,
but
never
possess.
This holds good above all
for the
truth about
life.
WILLIAM
C.
SCURA
Psychology
115
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November saw Dr. Jack Patten lecture on "The
Psychodynamics of Alcoholism," here on c
a
mpus
.
Dr.
Patten, a senior clinical psychologist, is the Director of
the Dutchess County Alcoholism Clinic. Dr. Patten i~
a recognized authority in the United States in the ar
e2
of Alcoholism. His discussion was considerably abovt
the usual stereotyped presentation on the subject. It wai
provocative, informative
,
and interesting. His facility ir
Dutchess County provides an invaluable service
to
nu
merous victims of Alcoholism. Dr
.
Patten was one of
f
number of lecturers sponsored by the Psychologica
Society during the academic year. The lecture was at
-
tended by about two hundred people and Dr
.
Patter
was so well received that the discussion period whid
followed was difficult
to
bring to
'
a close.
Ausubel and Friend
117
On May 16, 1967, the students and faculty were privileged
to hear Dr
.
David P. Ausubel, M.D., Ph
.
D. lecture on "Juvenile
Delinquency in Middle Class Society." Dr. Ausubel is best
known, on campus, as the author of
Ego Development and
the Personalit
y
Disorders
,
which is a text employed by Br.
Daniel Kirk, Chairman of the Psychology Department, in his
course. In addition, Dr. Ausubel has published over a dozen
other texts in the field of Psychology.
Dr
.
Ausubel is one of the leading contemporary personality
theorists. He has also been involved in motivation theory and
cognitive processes
.
Dr. Ausubel is presently with the Ontario
Institute for Studies in Education, of Toronto, Canada, where
he conducts research. He also maintains two teaching positions
at the University of Toronto, one in the Department of Psy-
chology, and the other in the Medical School.
Dr. Ausubel flew down from Toronto at the inviation of
the Psychological Society, especially to give the lecture. It was
thought that inviting him would result in a worthwhile ex-
perience because of the wide campus in-
terest in his written work. The lecture was
attended by 300 persons. Although Dr.
Ausubel does not entertain his audiences,
his presentation was one of the year's best
in terms of depth and quality.
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THOMAS W. CASEY, M.A.
Ass
'
t Professor of Philosophy
DR. D
.
A. DRENNEN
,
Ph
.
D
.
Prof
e
ssor of Philosophy
120
FACULTY
BR
.
KEVIN DONAHUE, Ph
.
D
.
Instructor in Philosophy
THEOLOGY
BR. MICHAEL SHURKUS, S.R.L.
JEROME REMINICKY
REV. JOHN MAGAN, S
.
J.
FR. J. ARMAND ROBICHAUD, S.T.L.
121
BR
.
WILLIAM
J.
MURPHY, f
.
m
.
s., M
.A.
Ass't Professor of Education
•
PAUL E. AROLD, M.S.
Instructor in Physical
Education
E
.
RIMA! FISHER, B.A.
Artist
in
Residence
DR. HOW
ARD GOLDMAN,
P
.
Ed.
Ass't Professor in Physical Education
ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF
MRS. ELIZABETH O'BRIAN
Recorder
FR
.
]
.
ARMAND
ROBI
C
HAUD
,
S.T.L.
Chaplain
BR
.
NIL US DONNELLY, f
.
m.s
.
Director of Construction
MR
.
JOHN DOUGHERTY
Director of Development
MR. H. MORTENSEN
Registrar
123
BR. ADRIAN
PERREAULT, f
.
m.s.
Director of Libraries
ADMINISTRATION
BR
.
LINUS R. FOY, f
.
m
.
s., Ph
.
D
.
, LL.D.
President
Marist College
BR
.
EDWARD L. CASHIN, f.m.s., Ph
.
D.
Academic Vice President
124
ADMINISTRATION
BR
.
LINUS R. FOY, f
.
m
.
s., Ph
.
D
.
, LL.D.
President
Marist College
BR
.
EDWARD L. CASHIN, f.m.s., Ph
.
D.
Academic Vice President
124
BR
.
JOHN O
'
SHEA, f.m.s
.,
M.A.
Academic
Dean
THOMAS W. WADE,
M.S
.
Dean of Students
DR
.
JOHN
SCHROEDER,
Ed.D.
Dean
of Evening
Division
There are many other graduates in the Class of
'67, how-
ever, the Reynard staff was unable to obtain their photo-
graphs.
Front Row: Tom Hag
g
erty, Mike Tobin,
Stu Plante, Kevin McIntosh. Back Row
:
Tom Fran, Bob Newman, Frank Trum-
bour, Joe Napoli
.
UNDERGRADUATES
JUNIORS
Front Row
:
Dan Kuffner
,
Joe Brosnan,
Pete Heidenreich
.
Middle Row
:
J
o
hn
Hollingsworth
,
Jim
Cardus,
Martin
Scanlan, Jim Morrison, Bill Kuffner
.
Back Row
:
Burt Koza, Arte Duane
,
Bill
Karl.
Front Row
:
Ken Realander
,
Leo Mc-
Hu
g
h
,
Martin Ha
gg
erty
,
Ed Hanrahan.
Back Row
:
Geor
ge
Benn
e
tt
,
Tom Bish-
ko
,
Ken Falci
,
Richard Danouski
.
Front Row
:
Bill Morse, Bob Herold
.
Back Row: Tom Scott, Bill Gould.
. . . and another thing: I want
my
soapbox returned to
my
office.
127
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Top Row: Edward Weyant
,
Richard
Kirby, Larry Iacovone. Bottom Row:
Tom Bauer, Jack Rovegrio
,
Edward
Hanrahan.
Greg Greene, George Kinney, Joe
Cerepowich.
Seated: Mike Tobin, Kevin McIntosh.
Standing
:
Joe Garlan, Bob Newman.
Top Row: Bob Jakob, Peter Arnold,
Bob Levrini. Bottom Row
:
James Sack-
al, Rudy Billack, Joe Sommers.
Top Row: Bob D
'
Errice, David Hem-
beat, Ken Burke, Jack Roche. Bottom
Row
:
N. Kowalik
,
Mike Santimauro,
Brendon Burke, Paul Sicilia, John
Smith
.
.
Pat Coffey
,
Bob Newell, Bob
Condon.
129
Garbage
SOPHOMORES
130
Front Row:
Kevin Lover, Edmund
Lohse, Fred
Goodwin.
Back
Row:
Thomas Casteel, James Trimble, James
Sahakian.
Front Row: James Conroy,
Dan
Fitz-
patrick,
David
Milne, Don Jillisky.
Back Row: Joe Murtaugh, Micky Col-
lins, Sean O'Neill, Tom
D
owd.
Front Row
:
Larry Gibbons, Vincent
Mooney, Jeffery Riva, David Giannas-
coli
.
Back Row: Gaspare Perrello,
Charles
Conway, Paul Ryan, Thomas
Piazza.
131
Well
...
Front Row: James B
.
Walsh, Joseph
Kastrup, Lawrence Kenny, Raymond A
.
Hillers. Back Row: Frank McMahon,
Fred House, Jim
Victory,
Richard La-
Spina.
Front Row
:
Thomas
Valentine,
Stephen
Johnson, Jack Brietenbach, John Mc-
Cann.
Back Row
:
Bob
Hatfield, Gerry
Landers,
Charles
Riddle, John Labuzetta
.
Front Row: Nick Moramarco, Jack
Eberth, Bill Macomber, Phil Joyce. Back
Row
:
Lou Bqcco, Ron Millovitsch, Joe
Celie,
Ed
Duffy.
Front Row: Gordon Walton, John
Lynch
,
Charles Anzalone, Dennis D'Am-
ico. Back Row: Bob Mennonna, John
Hines, Phil Coyle, Bob Hatfield.
Front Row
:
Ed Spaight, Dick Gorman,
Tom Annunziata
,
Paul Geary, Mike
Hrenyo. Back Row
:
Biagio Mazza, Dick
Mourino,
Mark
Breckenridge,
Glen
Reich.
Who
says seniors
have a monopoly on drinking?
133
Front Row
:
R
o
n Zurawik, John Abba-
ti
e
llo, Dick Bruno
,
Mike Moran
.
Back
Row
:
Ed
Grier
,
Ray Campbell, John
DeSouter.
FRESHMAN
134
Front Row: Kevin O'Grady, Kevin-Kil-
duff, Peter Dwyer, Mark Antinozzi
.
Back Row: Pat McKee, Barry LaCombe,
Bill Kalish, Bill McK.instry.
..
Front Row: Mike Towers, Dennis Kelly,
John Clancy, Tom Cooney. Back Row
:
Phil Cappio, Charles Russett, Ed Wal-
zer, Bill Dourdis
.
Front Row
:
Charles Strong, Bob Ben-
nett
,
Dick Mulvihill
,
Ken Dunn
.
Back
Row
:
Frank Liantonio, Brian Corcoran,
Joe Iamascia, Henry Dolny
.
Front Row
:
Tom Roman, Gregg Nes-
reroke, Bernie McGovern, Jim McGlum-
phy
.
Back Row
:
Jack Naradzay,
Bob
Fitch, Pete Masterson, John Lomitola.
Bob Peterson.
135
There are many other undergraduates at Marist, however,
the Reynard staff was unable to obtain their photographs.
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STUDENT GOVERNMENT
The Council in action?
The President and V-P
Where was I?
138
Hold your horses, Joe, your turn is coming.
Elections
The winner
Residence Board
139
Another happy customer
The Smith Brothers
The Beatles in stereo?
Birds?
The Best of Fall to one and all
There's a ham in every crowd.
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Before ...
FANTASY
.
.. After
The Queen and Friend ...
WINTER
Don't worry about runnin' low Chum, you're cut off!
Hey Wally! Do ya eat with that mouth?!!!
WEEKEND
THE TYMES
14
SPRING WEEKEND
Another
Queen
reigns over Marist!
Everybody's Happy!
"Buddha!"
Area code
212-693419 ....
14
CLUBS
Seated: Dennis Mega, William Scura, Frank Russo-Alesi, William Morse. Second Row: Pat
Master-
son, Thomas Pluta, Jack Roche, Robert Reisner, Robert Matthews. Third Row
:
Bill Heuer, John
2.ebatto, Otto Ungar. Absentees: Walter Maxwell--General Manager, Louis Valinotti, George
Jarvis, Tom Hyland, Tony DiSrasio, Charles Fiermosca, William Cloonan, Dennis Goonan, Ed
Hammond, Brian Flanagan, John Noonan, William Nevins, Steve Curto, John Casserly, Pete Varol,
Tom Valentine, Steve Johnson and Russ O'Neal--Chief Engineer
.
WEIGHTLIFTING CLUB
WMCS
Seated: Chuck Howlett, Joseph Cherepowich,
Lawrence Kazemier, Richard Danowski. Stand-
ing: Anthony Morrell, Frank McMahon, Steph-
en Gratzel, Joe Salvia.
148
"To advance
.
the knowledge and use of the
French language in the college community
...
.
The French Club."
THE FRENCH CLUB
Seated
:
Bro
.
Alolo Laera
,
Bro
.
William Maske,
Bro
.
Timothy Brady, f
.
m
.
s
.
Standing
:
Bro
.
Denis Hever, Patrick R
.
Hoffman, Bro
.
Daniel
Rivas
,
Bro
.
Benjamin Bertrand
,
s
.
g.
149
Seated
:
Philip Coyle, Bro
.
Rene Delorme, s.g., Bro.
Wayne Sealey, f
.
m.s
.
Standing
:
Bro
.
John Couture,
f.m.s
.,
Floyd Alwon
,
James Burda
.
Seated: Stuart Plante, John Hollingsworth, Jim Sul-
livan.
Standing
:
Pete Hayden, Dan Kuffner, Jim
Cardus.
Seated
:
Bob Scott, Joseph Napoli,
Gordon Waton. Standing: Peter
Heidenreich, Paul Hickey, Joseph
Walsh
.
OFFICERS
Seated: Kevin McIntosh, Brian Johnson
.
Standing: Peter Higgins, Richard Schiller.
Seated: Robert Condon, Robert
Aiken,
Bill I
Standing
:
Joseph Cherepowich, George
Sez
Dan Fitzpatrick.
PHI THETA
DELTA
Seated: Otto Unger, Christopher Tasevoli,
Joseph Fitterer-Vice Pres., Michael Mor-
an, John Dreiser-Secretary
.
Standing
:
Bro
.
John Ritschdorff, James Leddy, Michael
Williams-Pres., Bro. Paul Forsythe.
"For a greater knowledge of the
German language and culture ... "
GERMAN CLUB
150
Seated: John Skowronski, Thomas Matarazzo,
Michael Snyder, William Bartley. Standing:
Ro-
bert Langenback, Michael Hackett, Daniel Mc-
Redmond, Frank Bianchi.
Seated: Barry Lemley, Patrick
Collwn,
Mr. John Sherlock,
Leo Berendes. Stand-
ing: Anthony Spada, John
Glynn.
Seated: James Rutkowski, Thomas Bishko, Leo McHugh.
Standing: Richard Dutka, John Scileppi, Ed Manganel.
Y.A.F.
Seated:
Robert
Condon,
Charles
McDer-
mott.
Standing:
Joseph Cherepowich,
Robert Reisner
.
l'il
Seated: Joe Lallo, Tom Murray, Joe Wodzin
Ronald Bedard.
Standing: Ralph Perretta, Rich
Plazza, Stan Golembeski,
Bill
Lammerding.
YOUNG
EXECUTIVES
Seated: Donald Short, Jack Carey-President,
Mr.
Rober
Vivona-Moderator,
David
Wood----Secretary.
Standing
Michael Bory-Corresponding Secretary, Brian Flannegan-
Treasurer, Joseph O'Connell-Vice President.
VETERAN'S CLUB
HISTORY CLUB
Seated: William Theysohn-President,
Harold
Malone--Vice
President,
Mr.
Skau-Moderator, Edward Hammond. Standing: Mark Kennedy,
Charles
Russet, Otto Unger, Paul Geary.
Seated: William Heap,
Joseph Fitterer,
John
Sharkey, Tom Sczerba
.
Stand-
ing:
Bro
.
James
Devine, Bro
.
Walter Klinger,
Bro
.
Laerence Gordon, Bro
.
Thomas
Miller.
FOOTBALL CLUB
Seated: Robert Hatfield-Social
Direcror
67-68, Paul Rinn-Publicity
Director
67-68, Sean O'Neill-Vice President 67-68, Michael Santimauro
-President 67-68, Jack Roche--Treasurer
67
-68
.
Standing: James Cauld-
well-Secretary 6
7
-68, Thomas McKiernan-Athletic Director 67-68,
Robert Bailey-President
66-67, Pat Collum-Treasurer 66-6
7,
Donald
Brown-Vice
President 66-67.
Seated: Edward Hartman, Jeff Viola, Joseph
Puceta, Robert
Ward,
Bro.
Martin Curtin,
Bro
.
John Quinn
.
Standing:
Bro
.
Casimir Pod-
laski,
Bro
.
Joseph Oliver, George Haynes, Edward Novak,
Bro
.
Vin-
vent Colella
,
Bro.
Damian
Melvin, Austin Sansone.
uThe enrichment of campus life through music and enjoyment for all partici-
pants."
GLEE CLUB
152
Seated
:
Thomas McNamee
,
Mike Fitzgerald, John Dickerson, Charles
Neli
ga
n
.
Standing
:
Peter Thompson, John McCann, Harry Carroll,
Geor
g
e Ward
.
Seated: Sean O'Neill, Tom Duffy, George Bennett, Thomas
Bishko. Standing: John Robert Lynch, Robert Condon-Trea-
surer, James Cauldwell-President, John Doherty-Secretary.
Seated: Gerry Landers
,
Tom Dolan
,
David Kozersky. Standing: Jim
Cardus, Paul Hickey,
Stephen
Johnson
.
Seated
:
Dennis Kelly, Bil
_
! Busby, Tom
McCarron, Mickey Casey
.
Standing:
Tim McGrath, Tom Mahoney, Ted
Brosnan
,
Ken Reid.
·
GAELIC SOCIETY
Seated: John Odenthal, Arthur Duane,
Chuck Howlett
,
Bill Kuffner. Standing:
Bob Bennett, Dan Kuffner, Frank Mc-
Mahon
,
Jim Dorrian
.
Seated
:
Bob Aiken, Dave Milne, Pat McKee, John Lynch. Standing
:
John Hollingsworth, Stephen Dennison, Jim Conroy, Bob Noble.
153
Seated
:
Gerald Greco, Patrick McKee
,
Larry Iacovone. Standing: Harry
Carroll, Jack Rove
g
no, John Vidor
.
Seated
:
Hank Russ, Kenneth Kwak
,
Richard Sinkoski
,
Tom Piazza
.
Standing
:
John Scileppi
,
Jo
s
eph Sommers
,
John Pomares
.
Seated: Michael Sn
y
der
,
Ron Morin,
William Bartley
.
Standin
g
:
Jack Carey,
John O'Sullivan, Allan Wiehn.
Seated : Maurice Tai bot, Richard Walker, Father Armand Robichau
(chaplain), Jack Roche, Ed Sulkowski. Standing
:
John Spai
g
ht, Robe
1
Mathews, Michael Pepe, Richard Rivera
.
Seated: Kenneth Quinn
,
Philip Houle, Vincent Begley
,
Paul Geary
.
Stand-
ing
:
Dom Lob
o
sco, Guy Tillson, Frank Furlon
g,
Charles Anzalone.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
154
First Row: Philip Cappio-Treasurer, Bro
.
Alex Senes-Vice Pres.,
John Moccio-Executive
Vice President, Vincent Boccalini-Pres.,
Richard Bruno-Recording
Secretary.
Second Row: Gerard Fink,
Nicholas Moramarco, Lawrence Jacovone
,
Dominic Basilio, Carl Gug-
liotta, David Giannscoli, Joseph Salvia, Charles Russet, Robert Vivona
-Moderator.
ITALIAN SOCIETY
Seated
:
Thomas Mahoney, Joseph Salvia, Vincent Begley
.
Standing
:
Stephen
Curto,
Tim Kenealy, Steven Nohe
.
PRE-LEGAL SOCIETY
155
First Row
:
Steve D'Urso, John DeSouter, Michael Moran, M. Sweeney,
John Innocenti, Leonard Gallo. Second Row: Bro
.
Anthony Reda,
Bro
.
Antonia Paglia, Tony Lofaro
,
Richard LaSpina, Leonard Lufker,
Willet Hammil, Austin Sansone, Biagio Mazza, Bro. Anthony Ber-
nice
.
Third Row
:
John Zebatto, Robert Iulo, Frank Imbernone, James
Trimble.
Seated
:
Howard E
.
Lee, Bill Bartley, Phil Houle, John Peter Gibson.
Standing: Joseph Brosnan-Vice Pres., Mark McGorry-Sec
.
-Treas.,
Joseph M
.
Behson-Pres
.
PSI DELTA PSYCHOLOGICAL SOCIETY
SKI CLUB
I,
156
CULINARY ENGINEERS
If you keep the lights low -
they don't see what your gettin.
What? -
no glass of coffee!
hard work .....
. .... hard food.
157
MARIST COLLEGE
158
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159
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STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS
Julie Rigothi, Joe Crimmins,
Dick
Tyner,
President,
and Vince Carey.
165
DINNER MEETING
STUDENT COUNCIL GRADUATES
Front Row
:
Dick
Stevens,
Gordon
Foster
.
Back Row
:
Manfred
Deckert,
A
thonv Martino
.
Ron Anderson
.
STUDENT COUNCIL
Front Row
:
Julie Ri
g
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,
Joe Crimmins, Dick Tyner, Jim Cerniglia, Jr. Middle Row
:
Dick
Stevens, Dino Casciola, Don Vleming. Bak Row: Gordon Foster
,
Anthony Martino, Manfred
Deckert
,
Michael Gemmel. Absentees
:
Floyd Grant and Vince Carey
.
You name it ... you can have it
The Derby on a quiet night
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FOOTBALL
First Row: D
.
Jillisky, B. Dourdis, E. Hogg, S. McKiernan
,
V
.
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O'Conor,
L.
Rinaldi. S
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:
G
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Henderson, J
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Murphy, F
.
Shiraldi, M
.
Towers, G
.
Probolis, G. Druback, C. McNamara
.
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:
L.
Lane, M
.
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g
ins, P
.
Purdi, F. Kraemer
,
B. Flannagan, T
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Scott, W
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Holmes. Fourth Row
:
J
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Castrup
,
R
.
Kenny, T
.
Cooney
,
V. Karpinski
,
J.
Clancy
,
R. Ederle, T. Dowd, G. Gary
.
Fifth Row
:
G
.
Brown
,
W
.
Lieber, P
.
Blum, G
.
Henn
ig
an
,
W
.
Magarr
,
J
.
Conroy, W. Foley, P
.
Gasper
,
M
.
Botty, R. Galla
g
her. Sixth Row
:
K. Peters
,
D
.
Ravnchi, J
.
Ritz
.
Seventh Row: Coaches R
.
Levine
,
I. Effron,
Lennahan, J
.
Scvone.
Co-captains John Murphy
&
Larry Lane
172
Keep your eye on the ball!!
The Coach
Live from
Riverview Field
on
WKIP-the Marist
Vikings.
175
CREW
The Coaches
The coxy throw
Varsity crew team enjoys a day on the river
SAILING
The team
179
SOCCER
Left to right, bottom row
:
M. Miller, R. Mennonna, G
.
Walton, R. Palumbo, E. Olafson, J
.
Sureau, F
.
Clark,
C. Howlett, D. Vernoia
.
Middle row
:
Coach-
Doc Goldman, R
.
McLaughlin, R
.
Keltos, K. Murphy,
J.
Mangold, R. Measles, J. Sieverding, W
.
Trunk,
L. Kelmer, T
.
Davin, P. Phillips, Mgr.--C. Anzalone.
Back Row
:
D
.
Tutak,
L. Boland, M
.
Scanlon,
R. Jurina, R. Benett, D. McCleary, P
.
Sicilia, F
.
Lahey, F. Holt, G. Schultz.
"Doc"
Goldman gives his moral support.
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Standin
g:
Coach-Ron Petro
,
R. Casey, M
.
Yablonsky
,
J.
Flood
,
B.
Veit, E
.
Incitti
,
W
.
Gowan
,
J
.
Murphy,
T
.
Finnigan,
Coach-James
Foster
.
Kneeling
:
R.
Schneider
,
C.
Milli
g
an, J
.
Archimedes
,
R.
DiPatri,
J
.
Brady,
J.
Stritzle
,
A
.
Powers
.
Frosh in action
182
And Murphy tops a thousand!
183
WRESTLING
THE WRESTLING TEAM
·
And they thought Yoga was tough.
Ban
takes the worry out of being close.
184
TENNIS TEAM
CROSS COUNTRY TEAM
GOLF TEAM
Which one has the Tonie?
Garry Gubner
won his way to world record.
185
100
HOUR MARATHON
Neither rain, nor snow, nor sleet, .....
.
Action Central-the co-ordinating room.
Man from Outer Space? No, a Marist Mara-
thon runner.
100 Hours,
finally completed.
THE MARA THON TEAM
Standin
g:
J
.
Goegel, Coach-C
.
DiSo
g
ra
,
J.
Forbes
,
M
.
Butl
e
r
,
A
.
Quickencon, E
.
Walzer
,
J.
McMahon
,
Br.
J
.
Olivet
.
Kneeling
:
J
.
Labuzerca,
J.
Koeth
,
P. Hayden,
M
.
Moran, P. Cappio
,
D
.
Vernoia
.
187
INTRAMURALS
188
FOOTBALL CHAMPIONS FOR 3
YEARS-SPECTRE
BASKETBALL CHAMPS FOR 3 YEARS
WITH A 41-0 RECORD
Front Row: Vincent Boccalini
,
James Costa, Wm. Paton
,
Tim Nagle
.
Top Row: Jim Clancy, Ed Hogg, Jim Scul-
lin, David Rinn, Rich Rowan
.
You see it is easier when you have help.
Merryl, Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and Smith Ath-
letic and Cultural Association -
And they sell
stocks?
VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS-ST. JOE'S
Front Row
:
Jim McManu
s
, Dennis Mega
.
Back Row
:
Jerry Schultz
,
Bob Schiraldi
,
Tim Na
g
le,
Bob
Casey
.
VARSITY CLUB-FACULTY GAME
1()0
"Censored!"
"The Dean of the Derby!"
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"The Philmobile"
"Here's to Lenny!"
Bermuda
'67
Now
wait
a minute Rosemary ...
What?
Hey, Joe, where did you get that tie?
I don't know, this rock
keeps
moving.
192
Don't get hurt.
Time to go home, Rat.
I love everybody.
We challenge anybody to a
game of monopoly.
193
HAZING
"All right Frosh, sing out!"
"My name is Reynard, I am a fox!"
"W'
e are lowly freshmen, we are dirt!"
"I think I hit Brother Brian!"
"Let's get him, Mack!"
"Get the Sophomores!"
"That'll teach you a lesson@*+#¢ .. soph!"
"Well I sure am glad it's all over!''
SENIOR ORPHANS PARTY
Joe Hager returns to the Ding Dong Set.
I'll
cover
the tab.
You dropped
your
Cigars
Gee ......... .
The assault
is planned.
The
"R
P.trP.at
JUNIOR
The
Encounter
CLAMBAKE
THE
STUDENT BROTHERS CONCERT
The Major Sisters
... the
what?!!
HOOTEN ANY
Dec. 2, 1967
The Frobi
200
Why should I, they only pho-
tograph from the waist up.
What'U Mom and Dad
think?
T
H
E
C
A
M
E
R
A
No more calls---u;e have a winner.
NEGATIVES
BY REQUEST
BRING CASH.
Another raid on the State Hos-
pital.
The day after Thanksgiving, and all the
kings horses and ail the kings men ....
HOMECOMING
Homecoming Queen
LESLYE DUNSEITH
202
SENIOR . . .
r u
E
s n
A Y . . .
w
E
n
N E
s n
A Y
206
T H
u
R
s
D A
y . . . . . .
F R I D A
y . . . . . .
WEEK
207
SENIOR WEEK . . .
.
. . the miracle of water to
wine, or beer, whichever, without help from THE
SPIRIT, not to be confused with the spirits!
208
Sobering influence of an F
.
M.S.
,
.
.
.
. . . .
.
. . Und fer are der papers?
Why no,
J
gave them all A's.
SENIOR
210
Have you read "A Worm in the Ear"?
FORMAL
P)
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September 21, 1963 we began by picking
up stones-June 9, 1967 we finished by
just getting stoned!
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f
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Swallow
a
turtle
and
see
how
YOU
feel.
212
Hand Check!
B
A
C
C
A
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A
u
R
A
T
E
M
A
s
s
C
0
M
M
E
N
C
Valedictorian John A. Scileppi with Most Rev. Joseph M.
n
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M
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N
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Congressman Joseph
Y.
Resnick addresses the
graduates.
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REYNARD '67
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REYNARD '67
Walter
C.
Maxwell '67-Business Manager
Alan R. Bruens '67
Jack Burke '67
James McKenna '67
John P. Gibson '67
Ed Sulkowski '67
Kevin F. X. McGee '67
Stanley Golembeski '67
Richard Plazza '67
William Busby '67
George Searles '67
James Sackal '68
Dennis Goonan, '68
Michael Ryan '69
Louis Valinotti '69
Larry Kenny '69
Jeffery Viola '70
Franklin Furlong '70
Pat McKee '70
Br. Joseph Gregory-Advisor
A yearbook -
Just what do you put in it and what do you leave out?
What is it that makes a school, and what is it that makes this particular year
and this particular group of people different and worth remembering? Is it
that there is really anything to record, or are there just faces and names, faces
and names, which will lie for years in attics and cellars and die of neglect?
We race through the year and follow our schedules and our lists and now,
at the end of the year, from a mass of photographs and words, we try to
collate all the events of a year into some meaningful whole. Where, after all,
are we going? And why? Who are we and what makes us, our generation,
our society, our age, ~ifferent and worth remembering? Who will, when we
are gone, remember us and what we did?
Marist is no longer a small, young school. We're large now, there are
too many of us, doing too many different things, to know everyone. The
people we meet treat those who graduated ahead of us, all too often, only as
faces and names. These underclassmen, after all, never met the class of
'66
or '65 or
'64
and how could they treat them otherwise? And what of us? Does
the spirit of
1
67,
that nebulous something which we all recognize but can't
quite nail down, does that leave with us? We, who came here when Kennedy
was President and Vietnam only a name, what will we leave behind, and what
have we accomplished?
All we can do is leave this outline, these bits and pieces and hope that in
some way the direction is shown to our heritage.
Dennis Goonan
Dedication
4
We, the class of 1967, are honored to dedicate our Yearbook to Mrs.
Elizabeth O'Brien, Recorder of the College. Always warm, always personable,
always wifling to take a minute even when the work seems endless, Mrs.
O'Brien's friendly smile will stay with us through the years.
5
.
FACULTY
JOHN
C.
KELLY
Assistant Professor of Economics
Chairman Business Department
JOHN
J.
GRIFFIN
Instructor in Business
BR. CORNELIUS J. RUSSELL, f.m
.
s.
8
·
Assistant Professor of Business
Marist College Controller
JOHN SHERLOCK
Lecturer in Business
JAMES B. FAY
Lecturer in Business
PETER A. FARRELL
Instructor in Business
9
Sheahan Hall Pool Champ
GRADUATES
DANIEL McREDMOND
Good,
better, best, never let it rest until the
good
is
better, and the better best.
RALPH E. PERRETTA
LEO BERENDES
THOMAS F
.
WHALEN
ROBERT CHICK
We Did It.
12
CHARLES T. DUFFY
ROBERT GALLETTA
JEROME S. HERCHENRODER
V ARDI
J.
KARPINSKI
Tis better to live to
eat
than
eat
to live.
JAMF.5 ]. STANULIS
13
PATRICK R. COLLUM
" ... and they will listen then, as we are listening now."
14
RICHARD
C.
PLAZZA
President Class of '67
Come on
,
Tom
,
and let's play.
CHARLES
J.
PELOSI
15
WALTER
C.
MAXWELL
Never too old to learn
.
Reynard Business Manager
WALTER DARBIN
RONALD MORIN
RICHARD DUFFEE
16
JOHN GLYNN
THOMAS F. MURRAY
Education is the only thing you can take to your grave.
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WILLIAM
J.
LAMMERDING
JEROD F. PACILLI
Let's
go
home Rat/
19
JEROME F. BOHNERT
JAMES M. BRADFORD
Think or swim!
JOSEPH E. WODZINSKI
Education enables one to walk the road of life.
CHARLES P. McDERMOTT
The whole life of man is but
a
point of time;
let us
enjoy
it, therefore, while it lasts, and
not spend it to no purpose.
RICHARD GALLAGHER
20
LAWRENCE ROTH
All good things must come to
an
end.
Stop
the world, I want to get off.
BERNARD H. McINERNEY
He came a century before his time
LARRY G. LANE
JOSEPH A. LALLO, JR.
Conformity is the first path to falsehood; adversity is
the first path to truth.
MICHAEL HACKETT
Education doesn't end with graduation.
22
"A hogga-hogga, A hogga-hogga."
LEONARD R. GALANTE
Thank heaven for Mrs. O'Brien
'
s art of juggling courses
and students while still keeping them in order.
JOHN D. RINGWOOD
FRANK
J.
GUIDO
Anyone that doesn't like this life is crazy.'
23
THOMAS F
.
ZATKOWSKI
THOMAS
J.
Y AGOS
I think
someone spiked the
punch
FRANK F. BIANCHI
Success
cannot
be
accomplished alone
25
Santa?
ROBERT F. LANGENBACH
Eat, drink and be merry
,
for tomorrow you
may ... eat drink and be merry.
THOMAS B. MATARAZZO
Happiness is that state of consciousness
which proceeds from the achievement of
one's values.
f
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FACULTY
BR. STEPHEN LANNING, M
.
A.
Instructor in English
FR
.
WILFRID DUFFY
,
M.A.
Ass' t Professor of English
BR
.
CYPRIAN ROWE, M.A.
Instructor in English
MR
.
ROBERT
C.
NORMAN', M.S.
Ass
'
t Professor of English
DR. MILTON TEICHMAN, Ph.D.
Associate
Professor of English
DR. JOHN SCHROEDER, Ed.D.
Professor of English
MR. ROBERT P. LEWIS, M.A.
Instructor in English
DR. GEORGE SOMMER, Ph. D
.
Chairman of English Department
BR
.
JOHN LEE, £.m.s
GEORGE T. LINCOLN
Its been real
30
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s
ERNEST
J.
SCALP!
Footfalls echo
in
the memory,
Down the passage which we did not ta
Towards the door we never opened
...
DENNIS M. NIELSON
BR. JOSEPH McMORROW, f
.
m
.
s.
HAROLD F. MALONE
31
JOHN D. KRULL
Sure I like it at Marist!
Why?
RALPH D. MASTRONY
32
WALTER ABRAMS
Honesty
is the
best policy.
33
BARRY M. LEMLEY
In
my end is my
beginning.
BR. MICHAEL DEAN,
f.m.s.
EDWARD
A.
SULKOWSKI
As hard
as
Marist has been I've had
an
equal amount
of fun.
MICHAEL]. SNYDER
The darkest hour is just before the dawn.
34
MICHAEL P. PEPE
The perfect stage on which to live the role of a student.
DOMINICK A. CICALE
35
CHESTER
J.
FULTZ
And then therf were none.
CHARLES R. DUNN
You can fool all of the people ...
JOSEPH V. TOWERS
EWARD
J.
LOWE
... all of the time
.
All the world is a stage on which every
man must play a part. It's all part of it.
BR. JAMES CUNNINGHAM, f.m.s.
TIMOTHY D. NAGLE
What we call the beginning is often thee:
and to make an end is to make a beginnin
The end is where we start from.
GORDON S. FOSTER
38
ALAN R. BRUENS
If I have learned anything, it is that one should
always be an intense listener and an eager talker.
BR. RAYMOND ARMSTRONG,
f.m.s.
JOHN
J.
HILL
And you ask me what my interests are?
39
BR
.
KENNETH CURTIN,
f.m.s.
GEORGE
J
.
SEARLES
Orare et laborare
40
BR. DANIEL ALLEN
,
f.m
.
s.
ROLAND G. ANTONELLI
BRIAN G. DOBSON
41
ALLAN F. WIEHN
Life
is
like
an onion, you
peel
off a
skin
at a
time
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Ass't Professor of History
FACULTY
JOHN G
.
WHITE,
M
.
A.
Ass't Professor of History
Chairman of History Department
LOUIS
C.
ZUCCARELLO
,
M.S
.
Instructor in History
ROSCOE BALCH, Ph
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D.
Assoc
.
Professor of History
GEORGE S
.
SKAU, M
.
A
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Ass
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ALSO ...
VINCENT TOSCANO, M.A.
45
Instructor in History
GRADUATES
JAMES H. McMANUS
The finer the tree, the more pliant the twig.
46
JAMES P. CLANCY
There oughta be an easier way!
ROBERT
J.
ROURKE
47
GERARD F. SCHULTZ
As man lives,
so shall
he die; as a tree falls,
so shall
it
lie.
-
JOSEPH T. JOHNSON
48
JOSEPH M. BEHSON
A college is what you make it; not what it mak
you.
In
this light the success of Marist will
depend on her students.
BR. ARTHUR KELLER, f.m.s.
HOWARD LEE
With them the seed of wisdom did I sow,
.
..
I came like water and like wind I go.
PETER DOLNY
49
EDMOND J. ROBERTS
FRANCIS SAN FELICE
50
MARLEY F. JONES
Man's
life,
as a whole, is composed of
fragments of experience.
BR. GERALDS. BOWDEN,
f.m
.
s
.
STEPHEN SOBIERAJ
51
WILLIAM
J.
ZIESE
Look out world, here I come.
BR. JOSEPH HAGER,
f.m
.
s
.
RICHARD M. SINKOSKI
52
A
class meeting.
BR. SEAN MAHONEY,
f.m
.
s
.
BR. JOSEPH BOUCHARD,
f.m.s.
53
ROBERT F. SCHIRALDI
The
Road
less
traveled
by
has made
all the difference.
BARRY V. FEMMEL
BR. KENNY HUGHES,
f
.
m.s.
BR. HERBERT BAKER,
f
.
m.s.
WILLIAM S. URKIEL
All experience is an arch, to build upon.
ROBERT A. JOHNSON
And ever has it been that love knows not its
own depths till the hour of separation.
55
JOHN ]. MURPHY
semper fidelis
JOHN M. SWEENEY
This one is on Tony.'
56
JOHN PETER GIBSON
what heaven is to the religious man ...
posterity is to the enlightened man!
WILLIAM A. PATON
Time does not become sacred to us until we have lived it.
GEORGE G. GELFER
57
JOHN E. VIDOR
Time colors history as it does a meerschaum pipe.
WILLIAM
J. THEYSOHN
58
DAVID L. REISNER
BRIAN F. McINTYRE
Happiness
is
certitude,
I
think.
WILLIAM S. ZWOBODA
JOHN T
.
CASSERLY
The Phil-mobile
in action.
59
RICHARD WALKER
60
JAMES V. MOORE
. . .
we live
at a
time when man believes himself
fabulously capable of creation, but he does not know
what to create. Lord of
all
things, he is not lord of
himself.
BRIAN CLANCY
JOHN DEANE
Beautiful
,
that
'
s really beautiful.
61
THOMAS]. McCARRON
I will forever value the spirit of individual dignity
and responsibility that Marist College has tried
to instill among its students.
HAROLD CHRISTIE
Success is counted sweetest by those who ne'er
succeed .
.
.
62
EDWIN H. HAMMOND, JR.
One must realize that life is often times
complicated by profundities which are
naught but disguished absurdities.
ROBERT E. MATHEWS
In
everything
I
do may
God
give me the grace
to do my
best.
RICHARD G. LAVINO
HUGH McCAUL
63
JOHN G. GELCHION
Take
things in stride.
BR. THOMAS CRIMMINS,
f.m.s.
JOHN
F. HOLMES
64
ROBERT E. ETTL
Li/
e without challenge is death!
PETER
J.
NOW AK
Better to be wise and simple than
to look
wise
and
be
simple.
BR. EUGENE LUTTRELL,
f.m.s.
JOHN
A.
SKEHAN
65
ROOSEVELT SYMPOSIUM
"'
----
f
"May I help you?"
President Linus Foy welcoming the participants to Marist.
Ambassador Adolf Berle speaking on
"The
Good Neighbor:
Re-examined!"
66
Mr
.
Schlesinger greets Mrs. Frankin D
.
Roosevelt
,
Jr
.
Dr
.
Henry Noble MacCracken, a personal friend of
President Roosevelt, Mr. Orin Lehman, a Trustee of
Marist College
,
arid Mr
.
Skau discuss a particular as-
pect of President Roosevelt's term of office
.
67
Mrs. Elizabeth Drewry speaks to Mr
.
Schlesinger about the
Roosevelt Library
.
LANGUAGE
LAB0RATOR
1,,
1,
1,
(_ J
SSIAN
MAroRS
S,c.~ UP
HERE
0
FACULTY
BR. FRANCIS X. HUGHES, M.A.
lnstrucror
in
French
BR. JOSEPH TURCOTTE, B.A.
Lecturer in French
EDWARD H. GERMANN, M.A.
Assoc. Professor of French
BR. JOSEPH
L. BELANGER, M.A.
Ass't Professor of French
BR. THOMAS MAESTRO, M
.
A
.
Instructor in Classical Languages
JULIAN M. LAMA, B
.
A.
Instructor in Spanish
BR
.
JOSEPH ROBERT
,
M.A.
Associate Professor of Latin
BR
.
GERARD M. WEISS, Ph. D
.
Assoc. Professor of Spanish
Chairman of Department of Modern Languagf
71
TINA GIOIELLI, B.A.
Lecturer
in
Italian
CASIMIR NORKELIUNAS, M
.
A.
Instructor in German and Russian
ALSO ...
FELIX GUIGON, M.A.
Lecturer
in
Spanish
MARIA RUGGERI, M
Lecturer
in
Italian
GRADUATES
BR. GERARD DONNELLAN
,
f.m
.s
.
Spanish
LAURENCE MAGILL
Spanish
BR. EMIL DENWORTH,
f.m.s.
Latin
JOSEPH F. BLUM
Latin
Mens cuiusque, is est quisque.
BR. FRANCIS LAGLAUER,
f.m.s.
French
76
MAURICE TALBOT
French
JOHN SPAIGHT
French
The future is
yours.
J
BR. WILLIAM FADROWSKI, f
.
m.s.
French
BERNARD OUELLETTE
French
One co1dd do worse than be a swinger of birches.
77
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me
2.
,
DR
.
WILLIAM EIDLE
,
Ph
.
D
.
Ass
'
t Professor of Psychology
DR
.
GEORGE HOOPER
,
Ph
.
D.
Associate Professor of Biology
FACULTY
80
MR
.
HAROLD SCHMI1Z
,
M
.
S.
Instructor in Psychology
MR. DAVIDE
.
MILLER
,
M
.
S.
Lecturer in Psychology
,
Director of Testing and Counseling
BROTHER KEVIN CAROLAN, M.S.
Ass't Professor of Mathematics
BR. JOSEPH MARCHESSAULT, Ph.D.
Ass't Professor of Physics
81
I I
-
DR. EDWARD LINNER, Ph.D.
Adjunct Professor of Chemistry
BR. BRIAN DESILETS, Ph
.
I
Ass't Professor of Physics
Director of Residence
82
MR. LOUIS ALPERT, M
.
S.
Ass't Professor
of
Mathematics
DR. ROBERT HOOPER, Ph.D
.
Ass't Professor
of
Chemistry
DR. FLORENCE TABOR, Ph. D
.
Adjunct Professor of Chemistry
BR. RICHARD LA PIETRA, Ph. D.
Ass't. Professor of Chemistry
Chairman of Chemistry Department
83
BR. DANIEL KIRK. Ph
.
D.
Associate Professor of Psychology
Chairman of Psychology Department
MR
.
EDWARD O
'
KEEFE, M
.
A.
Ass't Professor of Psychology
JAMES D
.
THOMAS, M
.
S
.
Ass't Professor of Mathematics
84
ALSO . . .
DANIEL
J.
BEAN, M.S.
Instructor in Biology
JOSEPH S. BETTENCOURT, JR., M.S.
Instructor in Biology
DR. H
.
MARJORIE CRAWFORD
,
Ph.D
.
Adjunct Professor of Chemistry
PAUL TEICHMAN, M.S
.
Instructor in Physics
ROBERT F. VIVONA, M.A.
Ass
'
t Professor of Mathematics
LUCIAN K. WERNICK, M
.
A.
Lecturer in Mathematics
GRADUATES
ALAN W. DRAKE
Biology
JOSEPH M. MILLER
Biology
86
FRANCIS D. LAHEY
Biology
THOMAS E. McDONALD, JR.
Biology
88
CRAIG L. TOBER
Biology
May we have the courage to change that which can
be
changed, the patience to accept that which cannot
and the knowledge to know the difference.
RICHARD ]. RIVERA
Biology
To sleep
perchance
to dream
CORNELIUS E. WHALEN
Biology
RUSSELL N. SIMON
Biology
As the years
pass, I
will
long
remember the people
here at Marist who prepared me for my future
as an educator.
89
JOHN
M.
BURKE
Biology
Does
education come from books?
...
not by a long shot!
NICHOLAS A. TUL VE
Biology
PAUL T. MURPHY
Biology
Believe
nothing on
hearsay. Do
not
believe
in
traditions
because
they are old, or in anything
on the
mere authority
of
myself or any
other
great
teacher.
BR. ROY GEORGE,
f.m.s.
Biology
BR. RICHARD MUNDY,
f.m
.
s.
Biology
91
GARY H. HENDERSON
Chemistry
He runs face forward. He is a pursuer ...
It is the future that creates his present
JAMES SCULLIN
Chemistry
I I
De gustibus non est disputandem
92
CHARLES E
.
HAUERW AS
Chemistry
93
JOSEPH ].
GAD]A
Chemistry
ANTHONY L. MARTINO
Chemistry
FRANK
J.
GAETANI
Chemistry
Live each day at a time and do not worry about
tomorrow
-
today.
HENRY RUSS
Chemistry
BR. MICHAEL MAROTTI, f.m.s.
Chemistry
OA
JOHN N
.
ST
.
DENIS
Chemistry
ALLAN
J.
KRIVICKY
Chemistrv
MARTIN REVITZ
Chemistry
BR. CLETUS PERRERA, f.m.s
Chemistry
KENNETH E. NEISSER, JR.
Chemistry
96
ROBERT H. WRAGE
Physics
FRED A. POLICASTRI
Physics
BR. BENEDICT HOR
,
f
.
m.s.
Chemistry
RICHARD STEVENS
Applied Physics
97
RUPERT F. ROSS
Physics
JOSEPH A. CRESCITELLI
Physics
98
BR. JOSEPH KUNG,
f
.
m.s.
Physics
RICHARD
T.
SCHILLER
Physics
KEVIN
F. McGEE
Physics
Pity
the conquered, for you may be beaten
yourself
one
day.
99
DAVID P. FOUTS
Physics
JOSEPH F. FISHER
Physics
GEORGE A. CACCOMA
Physics
JOSEPH A. ESPOSITO
Physics
How
can
I turn
from any
fire
On
any man's hearthstone?
I know
the wonder and
desire
That
went to build my
own.
101
GEORGE H
.
SCHMIDT
Physics
PATRICK R
.
HOFFMAN
Physics
102
IRVING
J.
LOWE
Physics
MANFRED E. DECKERT
Physics
RONALD M. ANDERSON
Physics
JOSEPH REGH
Physics
103
104
BR. JOSEPH YOSHIDA,
f.m.s.
Mathematics
RICHARD M
.
NETTER
Mathematics
Profoundness is in simplic
i
t
y
BR. PATRICK SULLIVAN,
f.m.s.
Mathematics
DONALD
L.
MURPHY
Mathematics
Stand not upon the order of your going, but go at once
.
BR. JAMES SCHROEDER, f.m.s.
Mathematics
JERROLD
L.
HASTINGS
Mathematics
105
106
WILLIAM
L.
SIMPSON
Mathematics
College
is all that you make it
JOHN M. O'SULLIVAN
Mathematics
I'd rather be the
gypsy
A. THOMAS KOLENSKI
Mathematics
ROBERT
A.
BOMBARDIER!
Mathematics
A man should be honest unto himself,
for to fool oneself is to be a fool.
BR. JOHN MULLIGAN,
f.m.s.
ROBERT SMITH
Mathematics
107
Mathematics
108
ROBERT
W.
CASEY
Mathematics
Not
just school,
but
life.
JOSEPH
J.
PANTALEO
Mathematics
JOHN N. OLSEN
Mathematics
Although Marist now becomes a
part
of the past,
it will remain with me in the future.
JOHN S. SKOWRONSKI
Mathematics
To
aim, you
take the square root
of the
distance, divided by the
wind velocity,
multiplied by
the muzzle velocity at 70°F at
sea level ..
.
or something like that.
JOHN F. KENNY
Mathematics
109
GERARD M. DEFIGLIO
Mathematics
RICHARD A. FAMA
Mathematics
Not
only
learned to
think, but
to
care.
110
PETER T. HIGGINS
.
Mathematics
JOHN H. POMARES
Mathematics
Silence is golden.
THOMAS McCARTHY
JEROME I. DUNKEL
Psychology
112
JOSEPM A. APPOLLO
Psychology
Younger than Springtim
e
JOHN A. SCILEPPI
Psychology
Valedictorian
In the quest for values
BR. JAMES MEEHAN,
f.m.s.
Psychology
CHARLES E. BURBRIDGE
Psychology
STANLY GOLEMBESKI
Psychology
BR. JAMES CARGER,
f
.
m.s.
Psychology
113
DANIEL E
.
MEYER
Psychology
THOMAS P. CONNELLY
Psychology
WILLIAM A. BUSBY
Psycho
lo
gy
Be
yours
el
f
,
but be
your
best self. Dare to be
different
and
to follow
your
own star.
114
THOMAS J. CORRAOO
Psychology
Life
must be lived
indirectly.
JAMES
F.
McKENNA
Psychology
What
gives life its value you can find
.
.. and
lose,
but
never
possess.
This holds good above all
for the
truth about
life.
WILLIAM
C.
SCURA
Psychology
115
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116
November saw Dr. Jack Patten lecture on "The
Psychodynamics of Alcoholism," here on c
a
mpus
.
Dr.
Patten, a senior clinical psychologist, is the Director of
the Dutchess County Alcoholism Clinic. Dr. Patten i~
a recognized authority in the United States in the ar
e2
of Alcoholism. His discussion was considerably abovt
the usual stereotyped presentation on the subject. It wai
provocative, informative
,
and interesting. His facility ir
Dutchess County provides an invaluable service
to
nu
merous victims of Alcoholism. Dr
.
Patten was one of
f
number of lecturers sponsored by the Psychologica
Society during the academic year. The lecture was at
-
tended by about two hundred people and Dr
.
Patter
was so well received that the discussion period whid
followed was difficult
to
bring to
'
a close.
Ausubel and Friend
117
On May 16, 1967, the students and faculty were privileged
to hear Dr
.
David P. Ausubel, M.D., Ph
.
D. lecture on "Juvenile
Delinquency in Middle Class Society." Dr. Ausubel is best
known, on campus, as the author of
Ego Development and
the Personalit
y
Disorders
,
which is a text employed by Br.
Daniel Kirk, Chairman of the Psychology Department, in his
course. In addition, Dr. Ausubel has published over a dozen
other texts in the field of Psychology.
Dr
.
Ausubel is one of the leading contemporary personality
theorists. He has also been involved in motivation theory and
cognitive processes
.
Dr. Ausubel is presently with the Ontario
Institute for Studies in Education, of Toronto, Canada, where
he conducts research. He also maintains two teaching positions
at the University of Toronto, one in the Department of Psy-
chology, and the other in the Medical School.
Dr. Ausubel flew down from Toronto at the inviation of
the Psychological Society, especially to give the lecture. It was
thought that inviting him would result in a worthwhile ex-
perience because of the wide campus in-
terest in his written work. The lecture was
attended by 300 persons. Although Dr.
Ausubel does not entertain his audiences,
his presentation was one of the year's best
in terms of depth and quality.
0
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f
3
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e,Cl$e ,
Red
Soi ,
,q
3Cf
THOMAS W. CASEY, M.A.
Ass
'
t Professor of Philosophy
DR. D
.
A. DRENNEN
,
Ph
.
D
.
Prof
e
ssor of Philosophy
120
FACULTY
BR
.
KEVIN DONAHUE, Ph
.
D
.
Instructor in Philosophy
THEOLOGY
BR. MICHAEL SHURKUS, S.R.L.
JEROME REMINICKY
REV. JOHN MAGAN, S
.
J.
FR. J. ARMAND ROBICHAUD, S.T.L.
121
BR
.
WILLIAM
J.
MURPHY, f
.
m
.
s., M
.A.
Ass't Professor of Education
•
PAUL E. AROLD, M.S.
Instructor in Physical
Education
E
.
RIMA! FISHER, B.A.
Artist
in
Residence
DR. HOW
ARD GOLDMAN,
P
.
Ed.
Ass't Professor in Physical Education
ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF
MRS. ELIZABETH O'BRIAN
Recorder
FR
.
]
.
ARMAND
ROBI
C
HAUD
,
S.T.L.
Chaplain
BR
.
NIL US DONNELLY, f
.
m.s
.
Director of Construction
MR
.
JOHN DOUGHERTY
Director of Development
MR. H. MORTENSEN
Registrar
123
BR. ADRIAN
PERREAULT, f
.
m.s.
Director of Libraries
ADMINISTRATION
BR
.
LINUS R. FOY, f
.
m
.
s., Ph
.
D
.
, LL.D.
President
Marist College
BR
.
EDWARD L. CASHIN, f.m.s., Ph
.
D.
Academic Vice President
124
ADMINISTRATION
BR
.
LINUS R. FOY, f
.
m
.
s., Ph
.
D
.
, LL.D.
President
Marist College
BR
.
EDWARD L. CASHIN, f.m.s., Ph
.
D.
Academic Vice President
124
BR
.
JOHN O
'
SHEA, f.m.s
.,
M.A.
Academic
Dean
THOMAS W. WADE,
M.S
.
Dean of Students
DR
.
JOHN
SCHROEDER,
Ed.D.
Dean
of Evening
Division
There are many other graduates in the Class of
'67, how-
ever, the Reynard staff was unable to obtain their photo-
graphs.
Front Row: Tom Hag
g
erty, Mike Tobin,
Stu Plante, Kevin McIntosh. Back Row
:
Tom Fran, Bob Newman, Frank Trum-
bour, Joe Napoli
.
UNDERGRADUATES
JUNIORS
Front Row
:
Dan Kuffner
,
Joe Brosnan,
Pete Heidenreich
.
Middle Row
:
J
o
hn
Hollingsworth
,
Jim
Cardus,
Martin
Scanlan, Jim Morrison, Bill Kuffner
.
Back Row
:
Burt Koza, Arte Duane
,
Bill
Karl.
Front Row
:
Ken Realander
,
Leo Mc-
Hu
g
h
,
Martin Ha
gg
erty
,
Ed Hanrahan.
Back Row
:
Geor
ge
Benn
e
tt
,
Tom Bish-
ko
,
Ken Falci
,
Richard Danouski
.
Front Row
:
Bill Morse, Bob Herold
.
Back Row: Tom Scott, Bill Gould.
. . . and another thing: I want
my
soapbox returned to
my
office.
127
1'"10
Top Row: Edward Weyant
,
Richard
Kirby, Larry Iacovone. Bottom Row:
Tom Bauer, Jack Rovegrio
,
Edward
Hanrahan.
Greg Greene, George Kinney, Joe
Cerepowich.
Seated: Mike Tobin, Kevin McIntosh.
Standing
:
Joe Garlan, Bob Newman.
Top Row: Bob Jakob, Peter Arnold,
Bob Levrini. Bottom Row
:
James Sack-
al, Rudy Billack, Joe Sommers.
Top Row: Bob D
'
Errice, David Hem-
beat, Ken Burke, Jack Roche. Bottom
Row
:
N. Kowalik
,
Mike Santimauro,
Brendon Burke, Paul Sicilia, John
Smith
.
.
Pat Coffey
,
Bob Newell, Bob
Condon.
129
Garbage
SOPHOMORES
130
Front Row:
Kevin Lover, Edmund
Lohse, Fred
Goodwin.
Back
Row:
Thomas Casteel, James Trimble, James
Sahakian.
Front Row: James Conroy,
Dan
Fitz-
patrick,
David
Milne, Don Jillisky.
Back Row: Joe Murtaugh, Micky Col-
lins, Sean O'Neill, Tom
D
owd.
Front Row
:
Larry Gibbons, Vincent
Mooney, Jeffery Riva, David Giannas-
coli
.
Back Row: Gaspare Perrello,
Charles
Conway, Paul Ryan, Thomas
Piazza.
131
Well
...
Front Row: James B
.
Walsh, Joseph
Kastrup, Lawrence Kenny, Raymond A
.
Hillers. Back Row: Frank McMahon,
Fred House, Jim
Victory,
Richard La-
Spina.
Front Row
:
Thomas
Valentine,
Stephen
Johnson, Jack Brietenbach, John Mc-
Cann.
Back Row
:
Bob
Hatfield, Gerry
Landers,
Charles
Riddle, John Labuzetta
.
Front Row: Nick Moramarco, Jack
Eberth, Bill Macomber, Phil Joyce. Back
Row
:
Lou Bqcco, Ron Millovitsch, Joe
Celie,
Ed
Duffy.
Front Row: Gordon Walton, John
Lynch
,
Charles Anzalone, Dennis D'Am-
ico. Back Row: Bob Mennonna, John
Hines, Phil Coyle, Bob Hatfield.
Front Row
:
Ed Spaight, Dick Gorman,
Tom Annunziata
,
Paul Geary, Mike
Hrenyo. Back Row
:
Biagio Mazza, Dick
Mourino,
Mark
Breckenridge,
Glen
Reich.
Who
says seniors
have a monopoly on drinking?
133
Front Row
:
R
o
n Zurawik, John Abba-
ti
e
llo, Dick Bruno
,
Mike Moran
.
Back
Row
:
Ed
Grier
,
Ray Campbell, John
DeSouter.
FRESHMAN
134
Front Row: Kevin O'Grady, Kevin-Kil-
duff, Peter Dwyer, Mark Antinozzi
.
Back Row: Pat McKee, Barry LaCombe,
Bill Kalish, Bill McK.instry.
..
Front Row: Mike Towers, Dennis Kelly,
John Clancy, Tom Cooney. Back Row
:
Phil Cappio, Charles Russett, Ed Wal-
zer, Bill Dourdis
.
Front Row
:
Charles Strong, Bob Ben-
nett
,
Dick Mulvihill
,
Ken Dunn
.
Back
Row
:
Frank Liantonio, Brian Corcoran,
Joe Iamascia, Henry Dolny
.
Front Row
:
Tom Roman, Gregg Nes-
reroke, Bernie McGovern, Jim McGlum-
phy
.
Back Row
:
Jack Naradzay,
Bob
Fitch, Pete Masterson, John Lomitola.
Bob Peterson.
135
There are many other undergraduates at Marist, however,
the Reynard staff was unable to obtain their photographs.
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The Council in action?
The President and V-P
Where was I?
138
Hold your horses, Joe, your turn is coming.
Elections
The winner
Residence Board
139
Another happy customer
The Smith Brothers
The Beatles in stereo?
Birds?
The Best of Fall to one and all
There's a ham in every crowd.
1
A
1
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WINTER
Before ...
FANTASY
.
.. After
The Queen and Friend ...
WINTER
Don't worry about runnin' low Chum, you're cut off!
Hey Wally! Do ya eat with that mouth?!!!
WEEKEND
THE TYMES
14
SPRING WEEKEND
Another
Queen
reigns over Marist!
Everybody's Happy!
"Buddha!"
Area code
212-693419 ....
14
CLUBS
Seated: Dennis Mega, William Scura, Frank Russo-Alesi, William Morse. Second Row: Pat
Master-
son, Thomas Pluta, Jack Roche, Robert Reisner, Robert Matthews. Third Row
:
Bill Heuer, John
2.ebatto, Otto Ungar. Absentees: Walter Maxwell--General Manager, Louis Valinotti, George
Jarvis, Tom Hyland, Tony DiSrasio, Charles Fiermosca, William Cloonan, Dennis Goonan, Ed
Hammond, Brian Flanagan, John Noonan, William Nevins, Steve Curto, John Casserly, Pete Varol,
Tom Valentine, Steve Johnson and Russ O'Neal--Chief Engineer
.
WEIGHTLIFTING CLUB
WMCS
Seated: Chuck Howlett, Joseph Cherepowich,
Lawrence Kazemier, Richard Danowski. Stand-
ing: Anthony Morrell, Frank McMahon, Steph-
en Gratzel, Joe Salvia.
148
"To advance
.
the knowledge and use of the
French language in the college community
...
.
The French Club."
THE FRENCH CLUB
Seated
:
Bro
.
Alolo Laera
,
Bro
.
William Maske,
Bro
.
Timothy Brady, f
.
m
.
s
.
Standing
:
Bro
.
Denis Hever, Patrick R
.
Hoffman, Bro
.
Daniel
Rivas
,
Bro
.
Benjamin Bertrand
,
s
.
g.
149
Seated
:
Philip Coyle, Bro
.
Rene Delorme, s.g., Bro.
Wayne Sealey, f
.
m.s
.
Standing
:
Bro
.
John Couture,
f.m.s
.,
Floyd Alwon
,
James Burda
.
Seated: Stuart Plante, John Hollingsworth, Jim Sul-
livan.
Standing
:
Pete Hayden, Dan Kuffner, Jim
Cardus.
Seated
:
Bob Scott, Joseph Napoli,
Gordon Waton. Standing: Peter
Heidenreich, Paul Hickey, Joseph
Walsh
.
OFFICERS
Seated: Kevin McIntosh, Brian Johnson
.
Standing: Peter Higgins, Richard Schiller.
Seated: Robert Condon, Robert
Aiken,
Bill I
Standing
:
Joseph Cherepowich, George
Sez
Dan Fitzpatrick.
PHI THETA
DELTA
Seated: Otto Unger, Christopher Tasevoli,
Joseph Fitterer-Vice Pres., Michael Mor-
an, John Dreiser-Secretary
.
Standing
:
Bro
.
John Ritschdorff, James Leddy, Michael
Williams-Pres., Bro. Paul Forsythe.
"For a greater knowledge of the
German language and culture ... "
GERMAN CLUB
150
Seated: John Skowronski, Thomas Matarazzo,
Michael Snyder, William Bartley. Standing:
Ro-
bert Langenback, Michael Hackett, Daniel Mc-
Redmond, Frank Bianchi.
Seated: Barry Lemley, Patrick
Collwn,
Mr. John Sherlock,
Leo Berendes. Stand-
ing: Anthony Spada, John
Glynn.
Seated: James Rutkowski, Thomas Bishko, Leo McHugh.
Standing: Richard Dutka, John Scileppi, Ed Manganel.
Y.A.F.
Seated:
Robert
Condon,
Charles
McDer-
mott.
Standing:
Joseph Cherepowich,
Robert Reisner
.
l'il
Seated: Joe Lallo, Tom Murray, Joe Wodzin
Ronald Bedard.
Standing: Ralph Perretta, Rich
Plazza, Stan Golembeski,
Bill
Lammerding.
YOUNG
EXECUTIVES
Seated: Donald Short, Jack Carey-President,
Mr.
Rober
Vivona-Moderator,
David
Wood----Secretary.
Standing
Michael Bory-Corresponding Secretary, Brian Flannegan-
Treasurer, Joseph O'Connell-Vice President.
VETERAN'S CLUB
HISTORY CLUB
Seated: William Theysohn-President,
Harold
Malone--Vice
President,
Mr.
Skau-Moderator, Edward Hammond. Standing: Mark Kennedy,
Charles
Russet, Otto Unger, Paul Geary.
Seated: William Heap,
Joseph Fitterer,
John
Sharkey, Tom Sczerba
.
Stand-
ing:
Bro
.
James
Devine, Bro
.
Walter Klinger,
Bro
.
Laerence Gordon, Bro
.
Thomas
Miller.
FOOTBALL CLUB
Seated: Robert Hatfield-Social
Direcror
67-68, Paul Rinn-Publicity
Director
67-68, Sean O'Neill-Vice President 67-68, Michael Santimauro
-President 67-68, Jack Roche--Treasurer
67
-68
.
Standing: James Cauld-
well-Secretary 6
7
-68, Thomas McKiernan-Athletic Director 67-68,
Robert Bailey-President
66-67, Pat Collum-Treasurer 66-6
7,
Donald
Brown-Vice
President 66-67.
Seated: Edward Hartman, Jeff Viola, Joseph
Puceta, Robert
Ward,
Bro.
Martin Curtin,
Bro
.
John Quinn
.
Standing:
Bro
.
Casimir Pod-
laski,
Bro
.
Joseph Oliver, George Haynes, Edward Novak,
Bro
.
Vin-
vent Colella
,
Bro.
Damian
Melvin, Austin Sansone.
uThe enrichment of campus life through music and enjoyment for all partici-
pants."
GLEE CLUB
152
Seated
:
Thomas McNamee
,
Mike Fitzgerald, John Dickerson, Charles
Neli
ga
n
.
Standing
:
Peter Thompson, John McCann, Harry Carroll,
Geor
g
e Ward
.
Seated: Sean O'Neill, Tom Duffy, George Bennett, Thomas
Bishko. Standing: John Robert Lynch, Robert Condon-Trea-
surer, James Cauldwell-President, John Doherty-Secretary.
Seated: Gerry Landers
,
Tom Dolan
,
David Kozersky. Standing: Jim
Cardus, Paul Hickey,
Stephen
Johnson
.
Seated
:
Dennis Kelly, Bil
_
! Busby, Tom
McCarron, Mickey Casey
.
Standing:
Tim McGrath, Tom Mahoney, Ted
Brosnan
,
Ken Reid.
·
GAELIC SOCIETY
Seated: John Odenthal, Arthur Duane,
Chuck Howlett
,
Bill Kuffner. Standing:
Bob Bennett, Dan Kuffner, Frank Mc-
Mahon
,
Jim Dorrian
.
Seated
:
Bob Aiken, Dave Milne, Pat McKee, John Lynch. Standing
:
John Hollingsworth, Stephen Dennison, Jim Conroy, Bob Noble.
153
Seated
:
Gerald Greco, Patrick McKee
,
Larry Iacovone. Standing: Harry
Carroll, Jack Rove
g
no, John Vidor
.
Seated
:
Hank Russ, Kenneth Kwak
,
Richard Sinkoski
,
Tom Piazza
.
Standing
:
John Scileppi
,
Jo
s
eph Sommers
,
John Pomares
.
Seated: Michael Sn
y
der
,
Ron Morin,
William Bartley
.
Standin
g
:
Jack Carey,
John O'Sullivan, Allan Wiehn.
Seated : Maurice Tai bot, Richard Walker, Father Armand Robichau
(chaplain), Jack Roche, Ed Sulkowski. Standing
:
John Spai
g
ht, Robe
1
Mathews, Michael Pepe, Richard Rivera
.
Seated: Kenneth Quinn
,
Philip Houle, Vincent Begley
,
Paul Geary
.
Stand-
ing
:
Dom Lob
o
sco, Guy Tillson, Frank Furlon
g,
Charles Anzalone.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
154
First Row: Philip Cappio-Treasurer, Bro
.
Alex Senes-Vice Pres.,
John Moccio-Executive
Vice President, Vincent Boccalini-Pres.,
Richard Bruno-Recording
Secretary.
Second Row: Gerard Fink,
Nicholas Moramarco, Lawrence Jacovone
,
Dominic Basilio, Carl Gug-
liotta, David Giannscoli, Joseph Salvia, Charles Russet, Robert Vivona
-Moderator.
ITALIAN SOCIETY
Seated
:
Thomas Mahoney, Joseph Salvia, Vincent Begley
.
Standing
:
Stephen
Curto,
Tim Kenealy, Steven Nohe
.
PRE-LEGAL SOCIETY
155
First Row
:
Steve D'Urso, John DeSouter, Michael Moran, M. Sweeney,
John Innocenti, Leonard Gallo. Second Row: Bro
.
Anthony Reda,
Bro
.
Antonia Paglia, Tony Lofaro
,
Richard LaSpina, Leonard Lufker,
Willet Hammil, Austin Sansone, Biagio Mazza, Bro. Anthony Ber-
nice
.
Third Row
:
John Zebatto, Robert Iulo, Frank Imbernone, James
Trimble.
Seated
:
Howard E
.
Lee, Bill Bartley, Phil Houle, John Peter Gibson.
Standing: Joseph Brosnan-Vice Pres., Mark McGorry-Sec
.
-Treas.,
Joseph M
.
Behson-Pres
.
PSI DELTA PSYCHOLOGICAL SOCIETY
SKI CLUB
I,
156
CULINARY ENGINEERS
If you keep the lights low -
they don't see what your gettin.
What? -
no glass of coffee!
hard work .....
. .... hard food.
157
MARIST COLLEGE
158
.
-
THEATER GUILD
159
-
Well . ..... it's not all hard work!
161
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EVENING DIVISION STUDENT COUNCIL
STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS
Julie Rigothi, Joe Crimmins,
Dick
Tyner,
President,
and Vince Carey.
165
DINNER MEETING
STUDENT COUNCIL GRADUATES
Front Row
:
Dick
Stevens,
Gordon
Foster
.
Back Row
:
Manfred
Deckert,
A
thonv Martino
.
Ron Anderson
.
STUDENT COUNCIL
Front Row
:
Julie Ri
g
othi
,
Joe Crimmins, Dick Tyner, Jim Cerniglia, Jr. Middle Row
:
Dick
Stevens, Dino Casciola, Don Vleming. Bak Row: Gordon Foster
,
Anthony Martino, Manfred
Deckert
,
Michael Gemmel. Absentees
:
Floyd Grant and Vince Carey
.
You name it ... you can have it
The Derby on a quiet night
A Class Picture
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Mary Poppins?
167
JUNIOR RING CEREMONY
168
CIRCLE
Left co Right: C. Dunn, T. Slattery, Br
.
M
.
Flynn, M
.
Esposito,
J.
G
.
O
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Connell, G. Menendez, E. Lowe, Br. R. Heslin.
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DEMONSTRATIONS:
A NEW
• UtlDERGRADUAlES ENROLL NOW
• COMPLETE COLLEGE
• MO
OM-CAMPUS TRAINING
• CHOOSE AIR OR GROUND
• BE A LEADER OF MEN
DIMENSION AT MARIST
SPORTS
FOOTBALL
First Row: D
.
Jillisky, B. Dourdis, E. Hogg, S. McKiernan
,
V
.
Boccalini, W
.
O'Conor,
L.
Rinaldi. S
eco
nd Row
:
G
.
Henderson, J
.
Murphy, F
.
Shiraldi, M
.
Towers, G
.
Probolis, G. Druback, C. McNamara
.
Third Row
:
L.
Lane, M
.
Hig
g
ins, P
.
Purdi, F. Kraemer
,
B. Flannagan, T
.
Scott, W
.
Holmes. Fourth Row
:
J
.
Castrup
,
R
.
Kenny, T
.
Cooney
,
V. Karpinski
,
J.
Clancy
,
R. Ederle, T. Dowd, G. Gary
.
Fifth Row
:
G
.
Brown
,
W
.
Lieber, P
.
Blum, G
.
Henn
ig
an
,
W
.
Magarr
,
J
.
Conroy, W. Foley, P
.
Gasper
,
M
.
Botty, R. Galla
g
her. Sixth Row
:
K. Peters
,
D
.
Ravnchi, J
.
Ritz
.
Seventh Row: Coaches R
.
Levine
,
I. Effron,
Lennahan, J
.
Scvone.
Co-captains John Murphy
&
Larry Lane
172
Keep your eye on the ball!!
The Coach
Live from
Riverview Field
on
WKIP-the Marist
Vikings.
175
CREW
The Coaches
The coxy throw
Varsity crew team enjoys a day on the river
SAILING
The team
179
SOCCER
Left to right, bottom row
:
M. Miller, R. Mennonna, G
.
Walton, R. Palumbo, E. Olafson, J
.
Sureau, F
.
Clark,
C. Howlett, D. Vernoia
.
Middle row
:
Coach-
Doc Goldman, R
.
McLaughlin, R
.
Keltos, K. Murphy,
J.
Mangold, R. Measles, J. Sieverding, W
.
Trunk,
L. Kelmer, T
.
Davin, P. Phillips, Mgr.--C. Anzalone.
Back Row
:
D
.
Tutak,
L. Boland, M
.
Scanlon,
R. Jurina, R. Benett, D. McCleary, P
.
Sicilia, F
.
Lahey, F. Holt, G. Schultz.
"Doc"
Goldman gives his moral support.
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BASKETBALL
Standin
g:
Coach-Ron Petro
,
R. Casey, M
.
Yablonsky
,
J.
Flood
,
B.
Veit, E
.
Incitti
,
W
.
Gowan
,
J
.
Murphy,
T
.
Finnigan,
Coach-James
Foster
.
Kneeling
:
R.
Schneider
,
C.
Milli
g
an, J
.
Archimedes
,
R.
DiPatri,
J
.
Brady,
J.
Stritzle
,
A
.
Powers
.
Frosh in action
182
And Murphy tops a thousand!
183
WRESTLING
THE WRESTLING TEAM
·
And they thought Yoga was tough.
Ban
takes the worry out of being close.
184
TENNIS TEAM
CROSS COUNTRY TEAM
GOLF TEAM
Which one has the Tonie?
Garry Gubner
won his way to world record.
185
100
HOUR MARATHON
Neither rain, nor snow, nor sleet, .....
.
Action Central-the co-ordinating room.
Man from Outer Space? No, a Marist Mara-
thon runner.
100 Hours,
finally completed.
THE MARA THON TEAM
Standin
g:
J
.
Goegel, Coach-C
.
DiSo
g
ra
,
J.
Forbes
,
M
.
Butl
e
r
,
A
.
Quickencon, E
.
Walzer
,
J.
McMahon
,
Br.
J
.
Olivet
.
Kneeling
:
J
.
Labuzerca,
J.
Koeth
,
P. Hayden,
M
.
Moran, P. Cappio
,
D
.
Vernoia
.
187
INTRAMURALS
188
FOOTBALL CHAMPIONS FOR 3
YEARS-SPECTRE
BASKETBALL CHAMPS FOR 3 YEARS
WITH A 41-0 RECORD
Front Row: Vincent Boccalini
,
James Costa, Wm. Paton
,
Tim Nagle
.
Top Row: Jim Clancy, Ed Hogg, Jim Scul-
lin, David Rinn, Rich Rowan
.
You see it is easier when you have help.
Merryl, Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and Smith Ath-
letic and Cultural Association -
And they sell
stocks?
VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS-ST. JOE'S
Front Row
:
Jim McManu
s
, Dennis Mega
.
Back Row
:
Jerry Schultz
,
Bob Schiraldi
,
Tim Na
g
le,
Bob
Casey
.
VARSITY CLUB-FACULTY GAME
1()0
"Censored!"
"The Dean of the Derby!"
...
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"The Philmobile"
"Here's to Lenny!"
Bermuda
'67
Now
wait
a minute Rosemary ...
What?
Hey, Joe, where did you get that tie?
I don't know, this rock
keeps
moving.
192
Don't get hurt.
Time to go home, Rat.
I love everybody.
We challenge anybody to a
game of monopoly.
193
HAZING
"All right Frosh, sing out!"
"My name is Reynard, I am a fox!"
"W'
e are lowly freshmen, we are dirt!"
"I think I hit Brother Brian!"
"Let's get him, Mack!"
"Get the Sophomores!"
"That'll teach you a lesson@*+#¢ .. soph!"
"Well I sure am glad it's all over!''
SENIOR ORPHANS PARTY
Joe Hager returns to the Ding Dong Set.
I'll
cover
the tab.
You dropped
your
Cigars
Gee ......... .
The assault
is planned.
The
"R
P.trP.at
JUNIOR
The
Encounter
CLAMBAKE
THE
STUDENT BROTHERS CONCERT
The Major Sisters
... the
what?!!
HOOTEN ANY
Dec. 2, 1967
The Frobi
200
Why should I, they only pho-
tograph from the waist up.
What'U Mom and Dad
think?
T
H
E
C
A
M
E
R
A
No more calls---u;e have a winner.
NEGATIVES
BY REQUEST
BRING CASH.
Another raid on the State Hos-
pital.
The day after Thanksgiving, and all the
kings horses and ail the kings men ....
HOMECOMING
Homecoming Queen
LESLYE DUNSEITH
202
SENIOR . . .
r u
E
s n
A Y . . .
w
E
n
N E
s n
A Y
206
T H
u
R
s
D A
y . . . . . .
F R I D A
y . . . . . .
WEEK
207
SENIOR WEEK . . .
.
. . the miracle of water to
wine, or beer, whichever, without help from THE
SPIRIT, not to be confused with the spirits!
208
Sobering influence of an F
.
M.S.
,
.
.
.
. . . .
.
. . Und fer are der papers?
Why no,
J
gave them all A's.
SENIOR
210
Have you read "A Worm in the Ear"?
FORMAL
P)
i
'
September 21, 1963 we began by picking
up stones-June 9, 1967 we finished by
just getting stoned!
"
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"
Swallow
a
turtle
and
see
how
YOU
feel.
212
Hand Check!
B
A
C
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A
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A
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R
A
T
E
M
A
s
s
C
0
M
M
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N
C
Valedictorian John A. Scileppi with Most Rev. Joseph M.
n
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214
E
M
E
N
T
Congressman Joseph
Y.
Resnick addresses the
graduates.
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OF DEGREES
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