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XIII
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Marist College Poughkeepsie,
N.Y.













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of theme
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If
life was as simple as it sounds,
No doubt as to what I'd be.
But thanks to time and changes
There's more of me than you see.
Of thinkers thoughts and lovers loves
The roads of my life are paved.
With dreamers dreams and God's only time
My life rolls on like a wave.
Until the time that
all
things stop
I'll keep on changing
till
I'm near the top.
And when
my
wave crashes the shore
Life ever changing will have me no more.
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9






1
0
Though not the greatest journey
,
Nor the breaker of one
'
s soul
.
Here are some of the pieces
That help to make one whole.





12





1-4




Though endless lectures,
And books had stole my time.
They've added to my life
And made the water taste like wine.
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17




Now to the life He ~reated
I'll add my little part,
With thanks to those wise men
Who taught me that living was an art.
18



19












.S dedication
22
We're not put on this earth to see through one another
,
to see one another through. No religion or variant philosc
could possibly say more, and no profession could more
duously adhere to its precepts than those of a teacher. For
reason, the class of
'
73 and the staff of 1973 Reynard wis
:
dedicate their yearbook to those men whom they conside
be most closely allied to the cause of education; Drs.
J
Schroeder and Melvin Michelson
.




Though inevitably separated by years as well as personal
philosophies, these men have brought to Marist that personal
commitment to change and growth which has marked Marist
since its inception 25 years ago.
Gratitude is something of which none of us can give too
much. For the smiles, the thanks we give, our little gestures of
appreciation, the whole world can derive its philosophy of
life.
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Four
houses in one, yet
all
for one.
Housemaster
Pat Forsyth workin
g
on new recreation
center
.
House III
invites Marvin Ong, candidate for Dutches
County sheriff to speak before the election.
The R.C
.'
s room does not belong to him
.
Does he get three credits for this,
too?
27










What a
funny
name for the
first
dorm to house
girls.
Bah Humbug!
Hello maintenance
?
There seems to be a hole in the wall
.
What are you looking at?
No Billy can't come out and play
.












Humanities
House,
the Vanguard
of
the Old Guard.
Ah
,
it
'
s Tuesday and the beginning of the weekend
.
The meeting
is
at
the
end of
the hall.
And you wonder where all the money went?
31











A step back but into the furore, a new dorm was born.
If
Mrs
.
Fisher could only see this
.
Would you believe I look like this every morning?
Don't bother me, it was due ye
s
terday.
I
I
And here is our 97 lb. weakling after the Charles Atlas
course.











Habitat
of a
cultural identity
A
time to
study.
"
This book would have been better with pepper
."
35










Living, Leaming
experience.
My
feet are faster than
my
hands.
Talcing
a cat
nap
.
37













]°
students
§
s
0
C)
38
AHHHH!
Don't ev~rybody speak up at once
.
Stupid
Dog!










The usual rush to the suggestion box.
I
guess
I'll
just stay here till someone unties my
hands.
As with almost everything today, the commuter is
changing personage. All too often identifiable by his cm
spicuous absence from campus life, the commuter toda
more than pulls his weight
in
the affairs of his
college.
T
a commuter Marist is more than a four
year stint,
it is
h.
home town, and his friends. Because of these people mm
than ever, Marist will continue to grow in that spirit an
strength which has made it what it is today.
39






This place really swings when someone brings a radio.
One more crack about my beard
.
.
.
She wants me to pay a fine?
40




Because
if I let go my head would fall down.
I used to ride one of those.
All our heads would fall down.
41





I wish he
'
d hurry up in that bathroom
.
Well that talces care of this ear.
42
Say Olaf, what do you think
?




Wow, consumer reports rates Vitalis higher than Brylcreem
.
Heh, heh you're sitting on my hand.
43
Did you see the nifty new soda machine?





"
Did he always have one leg
,
daughter?
"
44
Recycle this
.






"Did you
realize that
one of your hips fell down."
"It's
not my fault,
you
should watch where you're walking!"
45






Wait till Fred sees
this.
"Oh boy, a home run.
"
46








Jack, Jack, Jack,
. . .
"Ha,
Ha you missed me."
47
_ _ _
.._
It
_
's
...
.
okay, we're Siamese Twins
.




182-183-184 .
"Sure you can stay a little longer."
48
NOTICE! All cars are to be removed from the parking lot due to snow!






Phil and
Bob playing together.
"Guess what
I just
did?
"
"For
Bunny
Pool, you ain't
the
best
looking thing I've
seen."




"
You're right they don't shrink!"
Come on Pat, focus
.
Daddy!





How did we
get
into the forest?
What game is that?
51







U
I
turn my head fast
enough
the hat don
'
t turn
.
The doll's next.
"Rico,
did you
ever
feel like you were being watched?
52







Mommy
never told me
about
Ultra-Brite.
It
's
organic! zzzz
53






.w
division
~
54




Instead of lying back and dreaming they are something in
the world of real men. The evening division characterizes
those people who ·tend most greatly to make the world what
it really is. In addition to the time these arduous individuals
spend at Donnelly their lives revolve sewing the needs of
both family amd community, a task seldom recognized by
its outward appearances and all too often not appreciated
by those they serve.
55



56



57



58



59







education
Rabbitt
on
Shakespeare.
George Saunders awaits the cap
t
ivation of his class
.
Special Education for Joe Longobardi becomes a reality.
A
li
tt
l
e map wo
r
k for
th
e kids tomorrow.
60











"Ah,
peace
and quiet
.
"
Simon say's
. . . .
Change
is
realized in either of two ways, through
evolution or revolution. However, lacking the vio-
lence usually held accountable to rapid change, and
far surpassing the gradual effectiveness of evolu-
tion, there is a new force finally come of age in a
world which has been forced to constantly change
.
That force is our Teacher Education Program
.
Rather than
sitting
back and simply absorbing
change, certain extraordinarily motivated students
have picked up the challenge and chose to base
their lives around its call. Preparing for their future
as well as ours, those students enrolled in the pro-
gram to concern themselves in three basic areas.
First to prepare themselves academically; entrance
into the program is qualitative, not quantitative.
Second the student must engage himself in some
area of co-curricular social services, such as tutor-
ing or a rehabilitative program. Thirdly, the stu-
dent must spend at least one full semester in an ac-
tual teaching situation, which constitutes his
professional preparation. After these steps and en-
suing certification the teacher education graduate
will, depending upon his individual talents, become
the new force required by the new world of
tommorow.
61





Jack Micena helps his class to understand the judicial process
.
1 loaf of bread, 2 qts. of milk, 1 dz
.
eggs, . . .
Love those 8
:
30's!
62









An
English class
is
most interesting for George Byrnes.
You've just got to have the right attitude.
Mikey Pepe
finds
that teaching English
is
more clifficul
•
than learning
it.
What am I doing back here, I am the teacher
!
63




What
are you
looking
at?
64







Successful sale.
Don't wrap
it
bag
it.
3rd. year in a bar
.
Campus casualty.
I
65













a.:>
•
I
·
-:5
grr
s
In 4
years
I
s
hould
hit
China.
Who can that be
wearing
the Foster Grants?
66






Who
is
the
Ale
Man?
Leap Frog.
67
The Wet Head is alive.








t3
STAFF
~
~
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u
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FFATS
~
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r
r
0
n
69




Linus Richard Foy
President
Thomas W. Wade
Dean of Students
70
David M. Flynn
Director of Admission



Frederick Lambert
Director of Residence
Leo Gallant
Chaplain
John Sherlock
Director of Placement and Financial Aid
Franklin Hazard Director of Teacher Eduation





John
H.
Dwyer
Registrar
Anthony V. Campilii
Business Manag
Record«:
72







~
----
-
Frank J. LaRose
Office Manager
Brother Vallieres Tarcissirs
Printer
Joseph Brosnan
Director of Campus Center
Helen O'Connor
Nurse
73




Adrian N. Perreault
Director of Library
Richard C. Seaman
Director of
Nilus V. Donnelly
Director of Computer Centt
Campus Postal Service
74
Carol A. Deyo
Director of Audio-Visual and Television Center








~
,,.,.
John J. Dougherty
Director of Development
(
•
Ronald Aderholdt
Director of Security
Donald R. Anderson
English
75



Roscoe Balch
History
Charles A. Baulch
Busir
William Austin
Physical Education
Joseph L. Belanger
Marist Abroad Program Director: Fren








Eugene C. Best
Religious Studies
ltalo Benin
Philosophy
Joseph S. Bettencourt, Jr.
Biology
77
_ _
......,,
E
=
il
=
een
L.
Best
English




Maurice Bibeau
Spanish
Richard Bickley
Philosophy
John G. Breen
Sociology
78
James W. Britt
English




Sigrid Brandis
German
Kevin
Carolan
As.wciate Dean; Mathematics
Thomas W. Casey
Philosophy
79




Robert D. Casper
English
Lester M. Cone, Jr.
Business
Gerard A. Cox
Associate Dean, English
80
Brian H. Desilets
Evening and Summer


R. Rhys
Williams
Religious Studies
Kathleen R. Desilets
Physics
Edward P Donohue
Philosophy
81
D. A. Drennen
Philosophy




William R. Eidle
Psychology
E. Rimai Fisher
82
Patrick Forsyth
English







Robert P. Fried
Business
Fredrick E. Jorden
Business
Howard Goldman
Athletics Director; Physical Education
83
Francoise B. Gregg
French





George B. Hooper
Biology
Gregory
J.
Kilgariff
Business
John J. Griffin
Economics
84
SaulK~w
Business




Vincent F. Kotschar
Anthropology
John C. Kelly
Economics
Paul Teichman
Physics
Daniel Kirk
Psychology
85







Carolyn C. Landau
Political Science
.
Jeptha H
.
Lanning
Engli
i
Robert P. Lewis
Eng
l
Richard LaPietra
Academic Dean; Chemistry
86




Dr.Levin
Psychology
Ge~>rge E. McAlonie
Chemistry
John Lumia
Mathematics
87





Cagle
L.
Moore
Psychology
Thomas Maestro
Classical Languages
Augustine Nolan
English
88
Florence Michels
Religious Studies






Lawrence W. Menapace
Chemistry
Malvin
J
Michelson
Chemistry
t
Richard L. McCarty
Business
89



Robert C. Nonnan
English
Casimir Norkeliunas
Gennan and Russian
Joseph M. Nor.ton
History
90
Edward J. O'Keefe
Psychology




Peter O'Keefe
History
Norman Olin
Art
William C. Olson
History
91





Robert E. Rehwoldt
Chemistry
William T. Perrotte, Jr.
Biology
Ronald Pasquariello
Religious Studi
92
Ronald
J.
Petro
Physical Education




Joseph M. Rodgers
Mathematics
John Ritschdorfl
Mathematics
Theodore 0. Prenting
Business
Yuan Chung Teng
History
93




Xavier Ryan
Philos.
Cornelius Russell
Business
Judith A. Siracusa
Physical Education
John Schroeder
English
94



George
J.
Sommer
English
John Sullivan
Music
Miriam Swidlen
French
Lawrence Sullivan
Religious Studies
95





Vincent Toscano
Edward P. Waters
Dean of Special Programs;
English
96
History
Gerard Weiss
Hugh P. Turley
Biolo
j
Spanis
l



John Gerard White
History
Louis C. Zuccarello
Political Science
Milton Teichman
English
Stella C. Yu
Mathematics
97









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102







Gold
performance.
Its all Gold.
Telling it
all.
103








Quick
,
vaccinate me
.
Tomorrow the
world
.
104







The fickle finger of fat
e.
"Whatever you
think.
"
105







singing
Brother
John Sullivan revives choral singing at Marist
.
I thought we sang this song already
.
Maybe I'll
make the Vienna Boy's Choir?
106
ff Eugene Ormandy could see us now.
















~-
! \"'
Mike Ward interviewing a participating executive from IBM.
Q_, '-, /
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A WEOK
D.J.
porlicip,rt~ ID Whoolehai,
A = • =
O.y
.
A
doctor proves that
surgery can
be performed
in
wheelchair.
Major Jack Economou at work.
SPELL~AN LIBRA
RY
107




government
I
think I'm
supposed
to
be at a
meeti
108


















§
.§
Monday,
Because:
Because;
Because:
iuaprqs
){;J'Blq
8
j
Pre-
Solidaritv
Dav
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·
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Rally
~










~
theater
~
,-..4
.:E
Q
Fire!!
I think I'm going to be si
Keep your hands to yourself Cricket.
First I'd like to take attendance.
110




Hey, this script is heavier than I thought!
"Say aren't you Willie Mays?
"
If it's good enough for Artie
,
it's good enough for me
.






guild
Amen!
(
So
I took
two
Allca
Seltzer
.
112





113
Look Ma only two cavities.
Please teach me to use chopsticks
.






"You
mean I never told
you about
the birds
and
the bee
'
s?"
"You're
right
,
your
hand is
blurry."
11-4
"You
know Miss
Crabtree, your skirts
have
shorter."





"You've got to tell her to use Scope."
"I bet you didn't expect me to pop out of this basket.
"
115






society
"Yea,
that's the
one that's been s
itting
there all
d
ay!"
"McDonald's
never
was
this
good."
The Vice-President
samples
the wine
,
and
116
And
Sea
Biscuit takes it by a neck.










society
"
If
those
are speakers, they should be six feet apart
.
"
"Bob,
I have to be home by 10:30
.
"
"Doesn't he look lik
e
P
a
ul N
e
w
m
an
?"
"
Bo
y,
I wi
s
h th
is was
l
asagna."
117






leaders
I think you'll have to come back in a
few
years!!
Go
ll
y gee!!




Bust them!!
119












•
services
Hours of planning
. . .
·
State of New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller.Governor
Rehabilitation Center
. .
.
and
work
within
the
communi
t
y
.
.
.
. . .
bring fulfillment
at
both
ends of
the
spectrum.
120









~magazine
.8
I
•..-1
....-4
Second thoughts.
"Dear Abby
. . .
"
121






,£
circle
The
Circle?
I never heard
of it!
122










"See
,
I to
l
d you not to say anything about the football club.
"
A Backward
Glance
t
o
t
h
e class
o
f
'
73
123







12-4
The End Of
Phase
II
One of the many uses for The
Circle.
I wonder
if
that
would
be
a
logical question to
ask?






this week?
.
are doing the paper
Are
you sure we









reynard
I wonder
if
she'll
l
ook good
in
the sports sec
t
ion?
This is more
fun
than printing pictures!
Say cheese!!
126
The lense is connected to the camera bone .
. .






Should I work on the book, or maybe
.
should I
go
to practice?
Mirror, mirror on the wall
. .
.
127
Boy, do these pictures stink!




I hope they get a staff next year!
I wonder
if Wally will like it this time.
128
I think Wally should ask for flavored labels next time!




Could you please move back?
Farther please.
129
Oops!!












O
pourri
~
S
l
eeping
like
a
baby
.
Poolside frosh.








Cocktail party ammo
.
Hertz might be
#
1, but
. . .
Dirty
Pierre.
133





Leave
it
alone . . .
it'
s
mine
.
134





Snow Monkey and
captive audience.
Some bikes just travel better sideways.
Everyone loves my new
deodorant.
135




Top level meeting.
I don't believe I
ate
the
whole
thing.
White lightning-Mountain
style.
136
I,




Ever-faithful friend
.
A real cut
-
up.
137



Leader of the Pack
.
Admirers of the Arts
.
I don
'
t
believe it
.
138








One too many.
Wishful
thinking!!
Everybody is
a star.
139







True Love
.
New
ans
M .
t
Corn Flakes
. .
.
140






From parking lot
to Playground.
I bet
I
can make
your
snake grow to!
141






I think
George
hurt himself.
142
"Maintenance
Dept
.,
can
I help you?"




Just like mother used to make.
143






Hats off to Hazing
.
Cotton goes . . . slowly
.
Strange Bedfellows
.
144




PHED.
02872; Tree Climbing.
l-45




I knew I
shouldn't
have looked
.
What did they do to the Football Field?
Retreat
.







Honest
,
it's a house.
Buddies
'ti!
the
end.
147





The only qui
e
t place on
c
ampus
.
Ah
,
the sweet taste of grass!
I don't believe it
,
the maid dumped the basket
-
!!
148






Babes
in
the
woods
.
149







Class of
2000.
150
It
bit
me!





Genghis Khan
.
Exciting new recipe.
Pollution-free transportation.
151




Nobody can hide in snow.
What did
you say?
152






Just follow the yellow brick road.
The record
is
7.
Solace.
153





For
my
next trick .
154




Earth, where
'
s that?
You take the high road
.
155










~
ACTIVITIES
~
r
o
~
00
156








SEITIVITCA
en
~
5
~
en
157





159







Joe getting ready.
Add
3
more.
Poor
Billy!
The one that got away
.
160






Cool, cahn and Bonnett.
Who
says
Vikings
can't
fly?
161





Marist's
own
Rockettes
.
IO+ 27
=
trouble
.
162
Bettcha
Sully gets
it
.





Where
'
d you learn to dance
like
that!
163






N
ig
e
l l
ea
din
g
th
e
pla
y.
Tony Johnson kicking
off.
164






The
watchful eyes of
Billy Vincent.
Equipment
shortage a
reality
.
165


Faison in flight.
Get away
from me Brummett!
Transportation after the game.






"Fonny
told me to
get a
hair cut."
I
get
a kick
out of
Football!
I
learned
this in Modem Dance!
"It's
pretty bad, are you
sure
you
can
patch it?"
167





Getting it together.
I never touched a capton before!
169





The battle of the boards
.
The best seat
in
the house.
170




All Fairhust defends for Marist
.
171








0
lets
it go!
"Al a Kazam."
Cha Cha Cha.
Oops wrong basket
.
1,
172





I had it first!
Up
,
up, and away.
173





The many moods of Coach Petro
,,
174











Frosh stars.
Good
God,
this ball is heavy!!
_
24
Toe touc ers
·
·
·
h
ready.
Marist has it
all
.







Setting
.
d
up m1
-stream.
Next year
I
walk on water.
Are
th
ey ready to race?
179



























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Arold noses
out
Foy.
Crew on the move.
Let's say we start together.
180





Ever feel
like
we're going nowhere?
. .
. and the Bowman wins!
181





"But
Mr. Austin, there's only
8 seats."
Ready to shove?
182
"Get
that six-pack out of there!"





Shove off.
I
wish some one would tell L enehan
to
get off
my
hand.
Haiti Wh
·
0
goes
there?
183







Can
'
t we negotiate?
Farrell pin
s.
Farrell pins.
And
the
winners are
.
. .
185




Is he pinned yet?
,
.
,
but he left this silver bullet.
186
The locking of horns
.






John overpowers another victim
.
PUPi4
Fighting Frank Feeney
.
Battling BeaIJey
.
187




Switch!
Mom
said
there
would
be days like
this.
The Masked Mauler of Marist.
188




Now what??
.
and then there were six
.
What do you mean you
'
re going to the "Pick" now?
1
89







Look at that arm.
Go to the light and turn green.
Looks
like trouble.
Somber moment
on
the field
.
191




Bounding out.
192
''I'll build you a fieldhouse
,
if
you get up
."




The closer he get
s .
.
.
A Skitch
in
time
.
'
Mad
'
rush for the ball.
193









That's what
he
gets for saying my mother wears Army shoes!!
Watch those
hands,
buddy!
Good
kick,
bad
aim
.
.
,
19-4





Nothing personal
,
but
. .
.
Odds are 3 to
1.
195







.
.
. and
it's
out of here!
Keep
on trucking.
One down, one
t
o go.
196




Setting up.
It's too quiet around here.
197









~
country
J.-j
C)
198
On the
outside
looking
in
.
You know who he has eyes
for.


Foxes
of a
feather .
. .
Loneliness of the long distance runner.
199







Bring up the rear!
Coming round the bend.
The score tells all
.
201


Up against the wall.
202
Never trust a mustache.





On your mark .
.
.
Coac
h
calling signals.
203






Z-Man
in
action.
Marist hosts the Frostbite Regatta.
205




On a clear day
. . .
206






"Why do they call it the Frostbite Regatta?
"
Modem day Merlin.
"You sure
we're going somewhere?"
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Denise Marie Anderson
Spanish
Michael
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English
Tom Armstrong
Environmental S
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John H. Adams
Physics
John M. A vignone
History
213
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American Studies





John F. Bardong
Business
Robert
E.
Bergin
Vincent R. Burke
Business
214
George
E.
Byrnes
Eng



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Business
215
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English








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J.
Brocks
Psychology
Loretta Bunten
French
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Business
216





Everett C
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Berger
Business
Jon W. Boling
Mathematics
Tom
"Kid"
Breslin
Psychology


Vinny
Bosco
Psy,
Thomas A. Braue
Business
Yadira C. Bizardi





Richard K. Checchia
English
219



Bob Coffin
English
James F. Cockroft
History
Frank Colonno
Political Seier.





Kenneth H. Christie
Physi
Bruce D. Cunningham
Business
221


Joseph A. Cocopardo
Business
Barry Wayne Conklin
Michael P. Connolly
History
222




Thoma
s
A. Clark
History
Rick Carnrike
Business
223





Olga A. Chomanczyk
224
James Jarboe Corbett
American Studies





Linda Cloer
Psychology
225




Tanny Dumas
English
226




Anthony DePoalo
Psychology
227
Brian Doyle
English




Patricia M. Dunn
228





Karen N.
Drivas
English
229




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Chemistry
William C. Davis






Frank
J.
Denara
Psychology
231
Anthony G. Direnzo
English





Vincent DeRosa
Political 1
Donald Deerkoski
Mathematics
John
P.
Dini
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232




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Political Science
233
Linda Ann DeMarest
Psychology





Kathie L. Diener
French
Jerry
Egan
Business
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Psychology
June Diamond
English
Neil
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English
235




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Jim
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Chemistry
236
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Economics
237






Barbara Genito
Histo11
William H. Giametta
Economics
238
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Political Science


Laurie
J.
Gestal
History
239
Gary
J.
Gyss
Economics




James Gleason
American Studies
240


Ellen Garvey
History
Frank H. Gross Sr.
Business
James M. Heilman
Busines


Nancy Gribbon
English
William T. Huldie
Business





Mary Ann Hanlon
History
John R. Harris
Busine
243




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J.
Hawd
History
244


Henry F. Hammer
English
Louis
Hajas
Biology
245




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Biology
Kevin F. Hilbert
Mathematics
246
Catherine M. Hart
Mathematics



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Busine~
247
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Jeffrey Johnston
English
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248
Charleen C. Janson
English




John Kaefer
Biology
249






Roger Kluge
Bus
250
Steven
J
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Kubin
Business




Dori Ann Klocke
English
Richard Kohrumel
Business
Richard E. Kesicki
History
251



Hans A. Klein
Business
Adrienne Kroll
History
Robert C. Klein
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Leona M. Kemp
History
253



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Economics
Patrick M. Lavell
History
John Lyons
English




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Busine~
Timothy B. Long
Busine~
255






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History and Special Educatio
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Joe
Igoe
History
256
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Jr.
Busines





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Biology
257




David
J.
Lyons
Stephen
D. LaRose
English
James J. Lavery
Business


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French
Larry Lasko
Chemistry
Thomas M. LaRose
Business


Jack and Chris Micena
History
Dennis W. Maguire
American Studies
William Mayeran
Jr.
American Studies






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L.
Maneri
English
James W. McLucas
History
261
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Ian Masterson
Chemistry
James F. McMenamin
Business
262
Franceska Macsali
History





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Moore
American Studies
Martin W. McGowan
History
Stephen R. McDermott
History
263



Marie Mohrhoff
Busin~
Judy
Esther Morales
Spanish
264




Tom Maslanka
Psychology
Peggy Miner
English
James J.
Mullin
History
265




Thomas G
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Meehan
Economics
Joseph M. Mchugh
Busine~
26
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Psychology




Business
John F. Nietzel
267




Edward O'Connell
Economics
Michael
J.
Nails
History
Gregory P. Nelson
History





Mary Anne O'Neil
Spanish
Donald
J.
Paulson
History
Susan Orlowski
Biology
269




Joseph M. Puvogel
HistOI)
Carmine Pontillo
History
270
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Psychology



Richard T. Pulice
Psychology
Wally Palka
History
Thomas Puliseno
History
Tim Petrone
Business




Gerald R. Platania
American Stud
Marjarie P. Pepe
English
272




Elaine T. Quiriconi
American Studies
Judson E. Quiaoit
History
Pauline 0. Peart
Political Science
273



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Ritz
Busint
Marshall Raucci
History
274


Joseph Ruzycki
Busine~
John R. Redmond
Environmental Science
Michael W. Reilly
English
275





Ralph A. Ranellone
276
Michael
A. Rizzo
English





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Business
Edward
J.
Reilly
History
277
Bill Reilly
History



Jack
C. Simeone
Mathematics
278






Ritajean Schmidt
French
Kurt
J.
Strolis
History
279



John G. Siolas
Psychology
James
M.
Slater
Business
Ross
M.
Scovatti
History





Robert
L.
Semple
History
Nicholas C. Squicciarini
History
George Saunders
English
281



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Biology
Bob Salomone
History
Dave Sheehan
Psychology




283
William D. Sears
Mathematics



Tom Terrific
Anna Louise Torchia
Spanish
Paul Tesoro
English


John Tatarrewski
Business
John Tschinkel
Mathematics
285
Donald L Terpening
Biology




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Spanish
286
Stephen
J.
Ullrich
Chemistry




Raymond
J.
Venditti
Business
287




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Psychology
Ellena Wirhowski
Mathematics
288




Christine R. Woisin
History
Richard W. Weber
History
Paul T. Wilson
Mathematics
289




Stephanie Kathryn Wisniewski
Psychology
Tekla B. Wright
History
290





Steve Watson
English
291





Michael
J.
Ward
Psychology
292



Philip A. Zakas
Mathematics
John Carles Zoda
Biology
John Antone Yakaboski Jr.
French
293






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again
tonight
.
Open
it wider, Franks
coming.
Oh
no! Rita Jeans wearing those red
shoes
again.
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coming
across the Rabbitts
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. Oops!
I'm feeding it. What's it look like I'm doing?
I wish this desk would
stop
moving.
What a pear!
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Of
International Business Machines Corporation
Marist College Alumni Association
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Red Hook, N.Y.
Washington Growers
And Distributors, Inc.
99-101 Parker Avenue
Poughkeepsie, N.Y.
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1 Montgomery St.
Poughkeepsie, N.Y.
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454-9252
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452-5090
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297-4314
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Albony Post Rd.
Hyde Park, N.Y.
229-9000
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454-4330
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24 Violet Ave.
Poughkeepsie,
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454-9488
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154 Winnikee Ave.
Poughkeepsie,
N.Y.
471-2510
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85 North Rd.
Poughkeepsie, N.Y.
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Rt. 9
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229-2185
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Avis Rent A Car
35 Cannon St.
Poughkeepsie,
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471-3340
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48 North Rd.
Poughkeepsie,
N.Y.
454-8760
M.
Shwartz & Co.
303 Main St.
Poughkeepsie, N.Y.
454-3300
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112 Washington St.
Poughkeepsie,
N.Y.
452-2455
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47 Wverrocker Rd.
Poughkeepsie,
N.Y.
471-2880
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F.W. Woolworth
452-5300
452-4355
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Taylor MFG
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452-3780
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Power Test
Taconic Wholsalers
471-0410
452-9889
471-7800
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Holiday
Inn
Coppola's Restaurant
Senate Tavern
454-7240
473-1151
452-3040
454-9262
Teepee Dashery
Love Oil Corp.
Mike's Tavern
Poughkeepsie Motor Hot
471
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7745
471-6800
452-9207
452-5433
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Mardi Bob Bowl Inc.
Fr. Leo Gallant
The Third World
452-2250
471-2920
Chaplain
Alliance
Leo House
Benoit House
Champagnat House
Tara Motors
462-7140
Peelor
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Poughkeepsie Steel
Filler Florist
State Studio and Carner;
454-8400
454-7300
471-8484
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Pacio's Bakery
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473-1099
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Sheahan House
454-5490
454-2800
454-5970
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Nichols Fire Equipt.
DeFalco Shoes
Taylor Rental Center
452-2230
229-8181
452-7170
471-2486
Ahmed VW
Dutchess Liquors
South End Tavern
Bock Florists
462-5100
229-5555
452-9189
471-2020
Catania Bros. Food
Beneficial Finance
Burger's Tavern
Squires East
564-0880
452-9253
La
Giovane Italia
Andross Diner
Scangarello
Nick Benis
Ulster Saving
Factory Tire Distributors
Roosevelt Theatre
De's Jewelers
454-7144
471-8817
229-2000
471-3300
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North
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Pharmacy
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Adams, John H
.
213
Adams
,
Tom C
.
213
Aderholdt, Ronald 75
Anderson, Denise Marie 212
Anderson, Donald
R.
75
Arendt, Michael J. 212
Armstrong, Tom
212
Austin
,
William 76, 179
Avignone, John M. 213
Balch, Roscoe 76
Baldascino
,
Francis
309
Bardong, John F. 214
Baulch, Charles A. 76
Beaney, Richard 116
Belanger
,
Joseph
L.
76
Benin, ltalo
77
Bergin, Robert
E.
214
Berger, Everett C. 217
Best, Eileen
L.
77
Best, Eugene C.
77
Bettencourt, Joseph S
.
77
Bibeau, Maurice 78
Bickley, Richard 78
Bi
g
lin
,
Peter James 215
Bizardi, Yadira C. 218
Boland, Kevin 216
Boling, Jon W. 217
Bosco, Vinny 218
Brandis
,
Sigrid 79
Braunstein
,
Alice
E.
215
Brave, Thomas 218
Breen, John G
.
78
Breslin, Tom 217
Britt
,
James W
.
79
Brooks, Patrick
J.
216
Brosnan, Joseph 73
Brummett
,
Richard 122
Bunten
,
Loretta 216
Burke, Vincent
R.
214
Byrnes, George
E.
62, 215
Cairns
,
Richard 221
Campilli, Anthony V. 72
Cappillino
,
Donald 163
Cappio, Bruce 148
Carnrike
,
Richard 223
Carolan, Kevin 79
Casey
,
Thomas W
.
79
Cashel
,
Francis
J.
225
Casper
,
Robert D
.
80
Checchia, Richard K
.
111
,
219
Chomanczyk
,
Olga A
.
224
Chri
s
tie
,
Kenneth
H
.
221
Clark, Thomas A. 223
Cloer, Linda 225
Cockroft, James
F
.
220
304
Cocopardo, Joseph A. 108, 222
Coffin, Robert
220
Colonno, Frank
220
Condon, James
50
Cone, Lester
M
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80
Conklin, Barry Wayne 222
Connolly
,
Michael P
.
222
Corbett, James Jarboe
224
Cox, Gerard A
.
80
Cunningham, Bruce D
.
221
Davis, Nigel
164
Davis, William C
.
230
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Deerkoski, Donald 232
Delawoie, Dana
230
DeMarest, Linda
Ann
233
DeMarzo, Frank Jr.
228
DeMichele
,
Francis A. Jr.
223
Denara, Frank
J.
120, 231
DePoalo, Anthony 227
DeRosa
,
Vincent 232
Desilets, Brian
H
.
80
Desilets, Kathleen
R.
81
Deyo, Carol A.
7 4
Diamond, June
235
Diener
,
Kathie L
.
234
Dini, John P. 126, 232
,
295
Direnzo, Anthony G. 231
Dlouhy, Brian F
.
229
Dog 45
Donnelly, Nilus V. 74
Donohue, Edward P. 81
Dougherty, John J. 75
Doyle, Brian 111, 227
Drennen, D
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A. 81
Drivas, Karen N
.
229
Dumas, Tanny 114, 115, 226
Dunn
,
Patricia
M.
228
Dwyer, John
H.
72
Egan, Jerry
234
Eidle, William
R.
82
Esposito, Neil
L.
235
Fairhurst, Al 171
Faison, Daniel 166,
234
Falanga, James 236
Farrell, Lynn 117
Farrell, Robert 27, 185
Feeney
,
Frank 187
Fisher,
E. Rimai
82
Fishwick, Melanee 236
Flynn, David M
.
70
Forsyth, Patrick 27
,
82
Foy, Linus Richard 70
Freccia, Richard 236
Fried, Robert P. 83











Gallant, Leo 71
Garvey, Ellen
241
Genito, Barbara
238
Geraghty,
Thomas
238
Gestal, Laurie J. 239
Giametta,
William
H.
238
Gill,
Brendan
E.
237
Gleason, James
240
Goldman,
Howard 83, 190
Gregg,
Francoise
B. 83
Gribbon, Nancy 242
Griffin, John J. 84
Gross,
Frank H
.
Sr.
240
Gyss
,
Gary 116, 239
Hajas, Louis
245
Hammer, Henry F
.
245
Hanlon, Mary
Ann
243
Harris, John
R.
243
Hart
,
Catherine
M
.
246
Hawd, Michael J
.
244
Hazard, Franklin 71
Heilman, James M.
241
Henebris,
J.
Kevin 246
Hilbert, Kervin F
.
246
Hooper
,
George B
.
84
Hoyle, James 117
Huddy, John K.
247
Huldie, William 242
Humes, Russ
247
Igoe, Joe 256
Janson,
Charleen
129,
248
,
294
Johnson, Tony 164
Johnston, Jeffery 248
Jorden, Fredrick E.
83
Kaefer, John
249
Kassow, Saul 84
Kemp, Leona M
.
253
Kesicki, Richard E. 251
IGlgariff
,
Gregory J. 84
Kirk, Daniel 85
Klein, Hans A. 252
Klein, Robert C. 253
Klocke, Dori
Ann
250
Kluge, Roger 250
Kohrumel, Richard 251
Kotschar, Vincent E. 85
Kroll, Adrienne 252
Kubin, Steven J. 250
Lacy, James W
.
257
Lambert, Frederick 70
Landau,
Carolyn C.
86
Landolfo, Jim
255
Lanning, Jeptha H. 86
LaPietra, Richard 86
Larose, Frank J. 72
LaRose, Stephen D. 258
LaRose, 1bomas
M
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259
Lasko, Larry 259
Lavell, Patrick
M.
254
Lavery, James J. 258
Levin, Dr. 87
Lewis, Robert P. 86
Liggera, David 259
Lipscomb, Lance 126, 257
,
294
Llarena, Joseph M
.
254
Long, Timothy B.
255
Longobardi, Joseph 61, 116, 256
Lumia, John 87
Lyons, David J. 258
Lyons, John
183, 254
McAlonie, George
E.
87
McCarty, Katheryn 65, ll4
McCarty, Richard L. 89
McDermott, Stephen
R.
263
McGowan, Martin W. 37, 263
McGuire, Mary T. 120, 260
McHugh, Joseph
M.
266
McLucas, James W. 261
McMenamin, James F. 262
Macsali, Franceska 262
Maestro
,
Thomas 88
Maggiacomo, Nancy 261
Maguire, Dennis
W.
260
Maneri
,
Celeste
261
Maslanka, Thomas 121, 264
Masterson, Ian 262
Matheus, Henry E. 266
Mayeran, William 260
Menapace, Lawrence 89
Meehan, Thomas 246
Micena, Jack &
Chris
62, 260
Michels, Florence 88
Michelson, Melvin 22, 89
Miner, Peggy 66, 265
Mohrhoff, Mark 116, 264
Moore, Cagle L. 88
Moore, Moma 263
Morales, Judy Esther 264
Mullin, James J. 265
Nails, Michael J. 268
Nelson
,
Gregory P
.
268
Nietzel, John F. 207
Nolan, Augustine 88
Norkeliunas,
Casimir
90
Norman, Robert C.
90
Norton, Joseph
M.
29,
90
305











O
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Brien, Nancy
R.
72
O'Connel, Edward 122, 268
O'Connor
,
Helen 73
O
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Connor, Kevin 126
O
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Keefe
,
Edward J. 90
O
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Keefe, Peter 91
Olin, Norman 91
Olson. William C. 91
O'Neil, Mary Anne
2.69
Orlow~ Susan
2.69
Palka, Wally
271
Pancheri
,
Jane 270
Pasquariello, Ronald
9'2
Paulson
,
Donald 63
,
2.69
Peart
,
Pauline 273
Pepe, Marjorie P
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63,
272
Perreault,
Adrian
N. 74
Perrotte
,
William T.
9'2
Petro, Ronald J
.
92, 174
,
175
Petrone
,
Tim
271
Platania, Gerald R
.
272
Pontillo, Carmine
40
,
270
Powers, Matt 20
Prenting, Theodore
0
.
93
Pulice
,
Richard T. 270
Puliseno
,
Thomas
271
Puvogel, Joseph M. 270
Quiaot
,
Judson E
.
273
Quiriconi, Elaine T
.
272
Rabbitt
,
Thomas 00, 295
Ranellone
,
Ralph A
.
276
Raucci
,
Marshall 274
Redmond, John
R.
127
,
187, 275
Rehwoldt
,
Robert E.
9'2
Reilly
,
Bill 277
Reilly
,
Edward J. 277
Reilly
,
Michael W. 275
Rigrod, Scott 134
Ritschdorff
,
John
Ritz, Ferdinand 274
Rizzo, Michael
A.
276
Rodgers
,
Joseph M.
93
Ruggeri
,
Mario P. 20
R~ll
,
Comelies
94
R~lo
,
William B. 276
Ruzycki, Joseph 274
Ryan. Xavior 94
Salomone
,
Bob
282
Saunders
,
George 00
,
281
306
Schmidt
,
Ritajean 279
,
294
Schroeder
,
John 22
Schroeder
,
John 23
,
94
Scovatti,
Ross
M
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52, 116
,
280
Seaman,
Richard C. 74
Sears
,
William
D. 282
Seketa, Nicholas F
.
282
Semple, Robert
L.
281
Sheehan
,
Dave
282
Sherlock, John
71
Simeone
,
Jack C. 278
Siola, John G.
280
Siracusa, Judith A. 94
Slater, James
M.
280
Sneaden, Robert 117
Sommer, George J. 95
Squicciarini, Nicholas C
.
193
,
281
Strolls, Kurt J
.
279
Sullivan
,
John 95
,
106
Sullivan
,
Lawrence
95
Sullivan
,
Robert 116
Swidler
,
Miriam 95
T arcissirs
,
Vallieres 73
Tatatzewski 285
Teichman
,
Miltion 97
Teichman
,
Paul
85
Terpening, Donald L
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285
Tesoro, Paul
284
Tobin
,
Tom 61
,
284
Torchia,
Anna
Louise
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Toscano
,
Vincent 96
Troia, Elizabeth Ann
286
Tschinkel, John 285
Turley
,
Hugh P
.
96
Ullrich
,
Stephen
J.
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VanNostrand
,
Karen 288
Venditti
,
Raymand J
.
287
Vincent, Bill 165
Wade
,
Thomas W
.
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Ward, Michael J
.
107
,
292,
294
Waters
,
Edward P. 96
Watson
,
Steve 291
Weber
,
Richard
289
Weiss, Gerard 96
White
,
John G
.
97
Williams,
Rhys
81
Wilson, Paul T
.
289
Winsch, Edward 116
Wirliowske
,
Ellena 288
Wisniewski
,
Stephanie 290






Woisin, Christine R. 289
Wright, Telda B. 290
Wutlca, Anthony D. 288
Yakaboski,
John
293
Yu,
Stella C.
fJ7
Yuan, Chung Teng 93
Zakas, Philip A. 293
Zoda,
John
Charles 205, 293
Zuccarello,
Louis
97
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1973 REYNARD
Editor-in-Chief .................................................................................... Frank
J.
Baldascino
Photography Editor ................................................................................. Lance Lipscomb
Assistant Photography Editor .............................................................. Kevin
J.
O'Conner
Literary Editor ........................................................................................... John Redmond
Layout Editor ................................................................................................ Gary Traube
Advertising Manager .................................................................................... Steven Kubin
Assistant Advertising Manager ....................................................................... Joe Rozycki
Publisher's Representative ............................................................................... Dale Alger
Senior Informal Photography ........................................................................ Ed Thornton
Literary Staff
Layout Staff
Barbara Schevendach
Marie McGrellis
Lucia Saccente
Marie McGuire
Philip Petrosky
Charleen Janson
Frank Denara
Photography Staff
Joe Tschinkel
Robert Nelson
John Quiroga
John Dini
Gary
Gyss
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IL
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This letter is one of the most difficult pieces that I have ever had to write. The custom has been, that the
editor gives a brief and humorous account of the hours he and his staff have spent together creating the
yearbook.
Well, the story that I can tell is so brief, that it isn't even worth telling. People did come to help me
,
but they
only came when they felt like it or when they had the extra-time. The thing that bothers me most about this is
that my own personal needs had to be set aside.
If
I didn't do the work, nobody would.
My reason for writing this letter as such is to give you, the reader, a small reason for the book not being as
good as it should. But there is only so much that an individual can do on his own, or with the help of one or two
people before things begin to fall apart. A staff of about ten or twelve people is definitely needed to make things
work.
There is one thing that I would like to do. And that is to thank those people who did help as much as they
could. I am not going to give any names, because I feel that they themselves should honestly know whether they
have worked to the fullest of their capabilities.
To everytme at Marist, I hope that in the future the editors of the Reynard will not have to try and produce
the book alone. But rather, that there will be a more earnest attempt made by the student at creating a student
yearbook, instead of the individual task it has become.
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Reynard, vol.
13, 1973
DATE DUE
SPELLMAN LIBRARY
MARIST COLLEGE
POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y. 12601




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