·1
,,
-
~
--'
~
..
.
-.
-
..
,~~
-..,....,...
-
---
,
~
,
~
.
~
~
~
~:
..
\
~
-
..., -
•
•
-
~
ft
~
-
-
•
...
•
.,
,_;-
f//f,,/JT
~
...A
··
\;··
--~
_.;;
-
...--
-
.
-
-
--
-
-
·
: _
.
_
,
::.:-
~
~ #
,
-- -
..i;--:~
".
'
'
---
-
,,,,.,___,__~ .
: ..
~ , - - . . . .
~
.. ~ _
..s
.J.
...
-
...
,
._~-
~
-
-
~
-
,.
__
-.
.
-"'
......
~
_.,,._
.
..
~
<.
~ - ; ~
-
::-~_.--''-
,
1
"7
,,....:.-~
'
- ~ , - ,
.
-
:,....;,.
•
,
-r,;: ••
~
~ -
-
·
--·
-
•
·
'
...
,
~
-
-
...
~
...
#
---~ ..,,
~
...
.. _
,_..
,.
.
....
,.--,_
...
-.
.
~
-
~
,,_
-
-..;..,'
-
-
-
~-.,,...,
.....
;
•
-S..
,
-.J.,
,LL
~
-
;,
:;__
-
.
~
~
,
_
.
~
--
---
j
J.'
..:
::-
r~
•
•
•
-
~
~
·
;.
..
.
-~
~
-
- .
$
·
- ·
~ - -
1
,
, . . . ..._
~ - ~
~..,;;i,•'"'"
·
-
-
:
~
,
,
-
~
-..t
~
>ff,_..,.::
;..
-
-
::
;
-
.
....,~--~"::"'
'
-
~
(
I
I
~
-
"lo-.
, -,
~
·
J!i_
-.
...
J
,,_
...
.. <.
,,
.
'
~
L
."':-"'~~
~
•
,
,
"
_;,,_,',
r
,
:/
J
.
~"'
>
"
•
'
'"'
" "';
:~
•
z,;
,
:
'..,:.t
"
,
\
....
~
"
-,..;
•
.
,.
~
~
·
~
.
'
,
.
\
.....
,
.
'
.
_
..
.
~ ~
~
:,.-
.
--
~
~
-
--
;:
:~
·
~
·









\



















Ma~;
::i-t
;,,,_r:
c.
-r
f:4~~
a co
l
or in the g
l
ass
I
stand
,
as aging children will,
to reflect.
muted
arms
reach
out
to
know,
changing with the sunset,
shining
with the dawn
.
child,
I
was.
child,
I
am.
0
LEGE
IE, N.
Y
.
3







"Wait on the
precipice,"
they said,
"Your
tim
e
will come."
·
Wait
and take the
moments
for your own.
Season coming,
promise there
lies
.
R
o
ll
me over
turn me cold
·
cold
stone.




o
n
e
mor
e
brid
ge
and mil
es
t
o g
o
b
e
for
e
I
s
l
ee
p
,
a
s
th
e
Man
s
aid
.
S
un i
s s
hinin
g,
its
sec
ond d
ow
n
and thousand
s
to
g
o
b
e
for
e
th
e
oth
e
r
s
id
e
.






I
chased you
through the
melting
shadows
.
snow
queen
I may never
catch
.
Still,
standing still,
another season,
I
have tasted
this befor
e.
7







I,
8
Misty
child
mornings,
make me
what
I
am.
Strung out
through the dawn,
the
fog
mellows me,
mellows the
chi
l
d
walking tightrope
on
the rail.






Pau
se
b
e
for
e
d
e
partin
g,
on
e
foot outstr
ec
h
e
d
t
o
t
o
u
c
h
,
t
o
f
ee
l
sec
urit
y.
C
hild
,
c
hild
,
yo
u think to
o
mu
c
h
,
but p
a
u
se
t
o
r
e
fl
ec
t
,
for th
e
d
oo
r
s
b
e
hind h
ave close
d
.
9






10
I laugh and wonder
whi
c
h
I am,
short or tall,
large
or
round
.
Am I to b
e
but the reflection
of things surrounding
?
Or
bett
er
,
to bend
and adapt
climbing
clinging
to walls
that may never cling back.






Looking through the windows
to the green
will I
be the holder of that which nurtures
?
Will I take an active rol
e
in the flowering of things
that I touch?
Or
will I be the symbol
of that which is impotent
in its power,
hanging
empty
..
.
11
_J






I break through
to find peace,
so simple now.
though I
know
it fades with the sun,
it
is still
blessed peace.














\
16
Forward,
holding
on,
keeping
touch,
still forward.
·
Someday,
I
will
break free
.
I
feel
it
coming.
I
will
break
free.
-----
-









\
,
CAMPUS
LIFE! CAMPUS LIFE!
C
AMPU
'








JS
LIFE!
CAMPUS
LIF&!
CAMPUS
LIFE!
CA
I
.
19









\
2
0
C
h
a
mp
ag
nat
. . .
T
h
e
Empir
e S
t
a
te Bu
i
ldin
g of Ma
ri
s
t
Co
l
l
e
ge
,
.. p
r
e
tt
y g
ir
l
s ga
l
o
r
e
·
.
. sc
eni
c v
i
e~s .
.
l
a
t
e
h
o
ur p
a
rt
y
i
ng .
.
h
o
m
e of.
th
e
b
a
rr
e
l
ro
llin
g c
h
a
mpi
o
n
s of
th
e
w
o
rl
d .
.
a
nd m
o
r
e
an
d mo
r
e
an
d mo
r
e
.
A
w
e
ll
d
ese
rv
e
d p
a
r
t
y a
ft
e
r
a
25
0 mi
l
e
t
h
ir
s
t.
















--
u1}
rAJ
[j]fl~U
CC@!lff'!J:~W:
-~
Thr
ee
d
ays . . .
2
5
0 mil
es . . . wo
rld
r
eco
rd
!!
~~~-
J
ak
e
lin
e
s
u
p
hi
s s
h
ot
..
. t
h
e c
r
ow
d i
s s
il
e
nt
. . .
th
ey
h
ave
t
o
b
e .
.. J
a
ke
'
s
t
o
u
g
h
.
Eil
ee
n and Maur
ee
n
c
h
e
ckin
'
out ti
c
ket
s
for
"
Mournin
g
B
ec
om
e
s
Ele
c
tr
a"
.
\
21








\
t
Oh no! First Agnew resigns
,
now
Rockefeller, who's
next?
Dave Scannell and Timera Leyden making
their
stage debut. Cheech and <:hong watch out!
22
Did you see
that?
She
looked
at
me!! She looked
at
m
e
!!!








L
eo
. . . w
ild
parti
es
. . .
happy
days
. . .
cramming sessio
n
s
.
. pinball
.
. . .
Jail hous
e ga
ng
.
.. and much,
much more.
Would you believe this
r
ace
is
for a
turk
ey?
23













A Ch
a
n
ce
t
o
r
ead
in
peace
!
Saga
f
e
d .m
e
rpb
e
r
o
f
Sheahan.
Tom
's
pal
?
. . .
Bill
,
o
f
co
u
r
s
e
!
24







Bob Ferrari
. .
Maris!
Co
ll
ege's ow
n
Geo
r
ge Ca
rlin.
S
h
eahan
.
.
.
quiet . . .
friendly people
.
.. co
n
ce
rn
ed
in
div
idual
s
.
..
th
e
"three
s
t
ory
home"
of
Maris! . . .
and
th
e
south
e
nd
of the
annua
l
snowball f
i
ght!








26
FONTAINE
HALL
Phil
once
agai
n hard
at work!
L
eon . . .
Marist's own Groucho Marx!








Fontaine
. . . oldest dorm
.
.
.
privacy
.
--...,_,,__
. co-ed for the
first time in
Marist
history!
\
27
Fontaine women at
last!












GREGOR
Y
HOUSE
Willi
e o
n
g
uit
a
r .
. goo
d mu
s
i
c
.
.
go
od fr
ie
nd
s.
B
o
b
Sa
mm
o
n with r
a
r
e a
ft
ernoon s
n
ooze
.
2
8
·
-










Warm home
. . . goo
d
people
.
.
good
times
.
John O'Brien with morning
s
hav
e
.
..
scissor
sty
l
e.
Hittin' the books at finals.
\
29












A
mom
e
nt
of
th
o
u
g
ht.
30
S0lt·Of·
in
tl)e
Nigel visits Benoit:
Hi
s
m
essa~e
·
simp
l
e
A
tim
e
for a
c
hall
e
nge in
chess
.





















BENOIT HOUSE
I
'(
'
\
'\
_
r
\
; :
\
I
\
\
;;;:
'.
B
e
noit
.
..
A
p
l
ace for
n
ew a
nd
varied
ex
p
e
ri
e
n
ces.
31





d
ou eat tomorrow
.
Whatever
you
don't
eat
to
ay y
Dizzy
at
her best.
You mean Traube
goes
to
classes
too!







Thr
ee
girls
and a
drink
lu
cky g
u
y,
that J
fm Cassa
r
o.
J
ack
and
J
ea
n
on
th
e sce
n
e
.
34








COMMUTERS
\
Rick
and
,
Joe takin' it in.
The long uphill
college
drive.
36
Luke catchin' up
on
his encyclopedia.







Goose
cookin' chow?
Rick and
Chris.
Quiel<
eats
between
classes
.
\
37







■ I
\
A quick look up
and
"click".
A
surprised Linda in
a
P'keepsie winter.
38
Coffee and
sandwiches for weary commuters.








Gathering
in
the "Rat"
after
class.
\
Naughty naughty
,
Dave!!!
39






A smokey
morning
in
the
commuter
lounge.
Skip, Duke,
Luke, and Mouse.
40
Discussion of upcoming test






















Duke Wade
s
itting
this
one out
.
L
..,
.
}
~
·
t
,
.
'J
◄
I
-
.
w111Pffl
\
Restin
'
b
e
tw
e
en classes
.
41









EVENING DIVISION
\
Monday thru Thursday from
6:15 . . .
. .
. 'til
9:55 . . .
10:30 .
42















\
44
...,
-~
t
...
Night
owls for a b
e
tt
e
r
e
du
c
ation
.
...
...
P
res
id
e
nt
:
P
a
r
t
-tim
e St
udent
Co
un
c
il T
o
m
Ge
r
aghty
r
espo
nd
i
n
g to ques
ti
on
s
a
t r
e
-
ce
nt
me
etin
g.









Coffee time
is
always
lively!
'
Hours
of
le
ct
ures
can
bring
you down so sit
in class
and
clown
around
. . .
sure!
....
...
Council
m
embe
rs
:
F. Christensen, 8
.
Freer,
and C. Robinson.
45









\
Nobody
likes
winter
nights!
Bun
ny
H
o
p
tim
e
for
Evening
Division p
e
opl
e.
46
...
....
When
you arrive
it's
light.
.
.








...
">,
... and
~
stay til dark!
...
Election time in Donnelly Hall.
47

















\
CAMPUS A CT IVI TI E
~ ~
·
::::=::-t
.
~ ~
f
,
<
"
> ~
.
-:-,
-
~
\














,
CAMPUS ACTIV
·
ITIESl CAMPUS
ACTIVITI
.
'
.
.
I
· .
I
49













\
Secretary
Ann Ri
c
hardson list
e
nin
g
at Policy Board meeting.
P
r
eside
nt Jim Elli
ot
flanked
by Mark
Fitzgibbon.
50
...
....
.
.
Biliy Dunl
evy
and
Brian Morris
_
iisten attentively
t
o
propos
a
l
of
Radi
o C
lub funds
.
STUDENT GOVERNMENT








COLLEGE UNION BOARD
Eric Yergan,
C.U.B. President
. . .
sly
little
devil,
huh?
\
51














































\
52
[theCUBICE]
THE
C
OLLEGE UNI
O
N B
OAR
O
E
LE
CT
I
ONS!
P
o
li
c
y Board:
_
The
officers
of
president, vice president,
secretary
,.
and
treasurer
are
the
four elected positions
.
to
the Po
lic
y Board
of
the
C.U.B. All ful
l-
ti
me
matriculated undergraduates
studeni
membe
r
s of
the
Marist College Union. el!(cl.uding seniors
,
are
eligible
to run for
these student
positions
on
the
Policy
Board
.
The
following election procedures apply to these positions:
1. Applications for nominations
to
position
on the Policy
Board should
be submitted to
th
e
selection committee
by
F
ebruary 1, 5
P
.M.
Each applicant may
submit
his
or
her
name for mor
e
than one office.
2.
From
the apQ
l
ic
a
tion
,
the
selecti
on
committe
e
will choose
two
candidates for each office
;
this committee will make
and post its
nominations by
5
P.M
.
on
February
8,
1974.
3
.
Any student choosing to run
in opposition
to two
candi·
dates
hominated
by the selection
committee fo
r
each
office, must declare
himself
on or before
Februar
y
15
,
5
P
.
M
.,
and must
supp
ort
his ap
pli
cation
with
a pe
t
ition
signed by
at
least 20
%
of
the
membership of
th
e
College
Union
,
that
is
300 signatures.
(
A primary,
i
f
ne
cessar
y,
will
be held on February 19,
1
974
.
)
4
.
Active campaign
i
ng shall
begin
at 5
P
.
M. on February
1
5
.
5
.
Elections will be
held on
February 22 from 9
A
.
M.
to
5
P.M
.
in Champagnat Lobby.
Progr
a
m B
oar
d
:
The Program Board of the C.U.8. consists
of
the following
e
i
ght
appointed chairmen.
They a
r
e
:
Lecture
,
Video
Tape
,
F
ilm,
Performing
Arts
,
F
ine
Arts, Social Activities
Chairman
,
Concert
Chairman
and
Coffee House Chairman.
Application must
be
submitted
a
l
ong w
i
th at
least
two
recom
-
mendations from any student, facu
l
ty, or
administ
r
ative mem
•
ber
of
the Marist College Union by February 1, 197
4
.
Each applicant
will
be
interviewed
between February 4
,
1973
and
February 15
,
.
1974.
A
ppli
cants
will be
notified
on
February
22
.
The new
members of
the Policy
and
Program Boards of the
C.U.B
.
will ass'ume office on Ma
r
ch 1,
1
974.
AP
P
LICATIONS FOR ALL POSITIONS
MAY
BE PICKE
O
UP AT
CAMPUS
CENTER OFFICE
OR THE COL
L
EGE
UNION OFFICE BEGINNING JANUARY 25
(
FR
I
DAY
)
AND
SUBMI
TT
EO
ON OR
BEFORE FEBRUARY 1, 1974
,
5
P
.
M
.
FOR AODI
T
IONAL
INFORMATION
SEE ERIC YERGEN
(SH
EAHAN)
OR
TOM
FARRE
L
L
(C470)
.
JANUARY/FEBRUARY
SUNDAY
MONOAY
CLASSES
RESU
ME.
DEADLINE
FO
A
IN·
"COMPLETES
FOR
F
ALL
'7
3.
TUESDAY
Basl<.etbilll·Albany-A
6P.M
.
c.u.a. F,1m
-
..Owl
&
Th
e Pussyca1··
T
r,ea1,e-8P.M
.
·
WEDN
ESD
AY
I
I
JANUARY
RECESS
THURSDAY
w,es11,ng
-
K
m9
,
(
N.V.
)
H
7
:
30 P.M.
Class
o
! '
75
.
Cock
tail
Party
•
N
ewO,n,n
g
R
oom.
8
P.M.
FRIDAY
SATU
RDAY
W
r
est
l,
ng·
Hun
t
e
r
•
H
·
2
P.M
Baske\Dal
l-Oo
w
1,n
g
•
H·
6P.M.
A,t Ex11,o,1
·
A1Cll
drd
Lew
is
Rotll
&
lkuk
o
V
R
o
t
h
G
alle
ry
L
oun
ge
.
th,u Febr
uary
14.
LAST CATE
F
::JR
LATE
REG
I
ST
RA
TI
ON,
CH
ANGE
O
F
COURSES
ANO
CO
U
RSE
SEC·
TIONS
.
~,
TUI
T
ION
AE·
FUNO
A
F
T
ER
T
H
IS
DATE.
··Gone w,1n
,
T11e
w,nd""
Tneatre.
7
:
30
P
.
M
.
•
20
c.u.
a.
F
i
lm
-
"'GoneW
,
th
T
lleWind"
Theatre
. 2
P
.M.
•
Ga
lle
ry
Tall<.
Dy
Aicllard
L
ew
i
s
Aotll &
lku
k
o
V
Roth ..
UnfolOing
Pa
in
hngs
ol
Past
Deca
d
e
-G
allery
Lounge·
2
P
.
M
.
Mar
i
s!
College
Film
Pro
gra
m
·"GirlWi
tn
G
r
e
e
n Eyes"
·
Di,ect
ed
oy Desmond
Davies·
Tneatr
e
7:30
P
.
M
.
•
27
c
.u.
a
.
F,ne
Arts
.
Bas
1<etb
all
•
Ben11ey
-
"A
P
a
int In ...
A
m.
249
H · 8 P
.
M
.
cc. 12
N
oon
.
F
re
e
Brushes.
C.U
.B.
F
i
lm
·
'"A
S
treet
•
car Named
oe,lr
e
"
T
neaue.
8
P
.
M
.
•
And Scott
Rigrod
is still going strong
.
21
2
8
8as.;e10Jll
·K
1
n9s•A
·
6
P.M
22
29
"Wom
a
n
I
n
L
o
ve
"
Tn
e
at
r
e
8P.M
.
•
23
30
Bas
l,;e
tDal
l•Bloomf,
elC
A
6P
.M
2
4
c
.'
u.a.
Cu
ltural
C
on
cord S
t
dn11 Q
uarte
t
•
F,,e,,de Free Slo
t
Bas.;e1oall
•S
1ony1>10
0.;
·A·6
P
.
M
.
~J~~~'.ln9
-C.C.
N.V
·
A
·
3
1
C
.
U
.B.
Film.
··
Possess,
on o
l
Jo
e
l
~~
-a
~'.t!
"'
·
Free Slot
·
C.U.B.
Le
c
ture
.
Dy
Cna
,le
s Mo
r9an,
J,.
"Tne
C
a
se Fo
,
1
mp
ea
c
n
-
m
en1··
·
Am. 249CC
I
P
.
M.
•
~
o
euy
.•
i:ly
Mut,el
,
25
11a
1
,an
Soc
,ety
.
P1lza
&
Bee,
Mixer
-
Ca
fe
teria
9
P
.
M
.
-
cn
a,ge
26
Basl<e\Dal
l-
All)any J
.C
H
6
P
.
M
.
•
St. Jose
on·
,
-
H
8
P
.
M
.
W,e,11
,
ng-
Soutn
a
mpt
o
n
·
H
•
7
:
30
P
.
M
.
w,
es
t
hng-K,ngi
(
Pa
.)-
H
·
2
P
.M
.
Buk
e
1Da
ll•
St
on
en
ill
H
·
8
P
.M.
B
.
s.u.
C
an
ce. Cat
e
.
Cn
arge
8 P
.
M






































P
erfo
rm
i
n
g
Arts
chair
m
an
Phil Petrosky
.
If you believe
,
no explanation
is necessary.
Ifyou don't believe,
no explanation
is
possible.
Paramount
Poctures presents
An ITC
Product;(ln
SHIRLEY MacLAINE
"THE POSSESSION OF JOEL DELANE
i
Based
on
the
novel
by
I
Scr-e
e
npl11y
by
I
O,rected by
I
M
usic
Scored
and
Conducte<i
r:::::;
Ramona
Stewa~
M
att Robinson a
nd
Gnmes
Gnce
Wans Husse,n by Joe
Raposa
I
/#,
®
o
::~w
ro
.
Time
16f
"'''~~
~
Place
'"4£~£
lrlmi«inn
fvl~
CU.
B
.
m
ov
i
es
..
.
get
ting the b
est.
\
53












\
Smi
l
ing faces.
5
4
GREEN
HAVEN
PROJECT
AND
THE BSU
BSU conference
time
for Black
Weekend
1973.
•
t
Mario La Paix
striking a
pose.


















-
-·
-- --
-----
·-
-----...-
_......,...,,...............,._
-
,,
Time
to
study.
----
Black
i
s
beautiful
Rfchard Green, dedication
tim
e
to the
G
r
ee
nh
aven Proje
c
t.
\
55
Ray Green
a
nd
James Wilson, dedicated leaders
of
the GHP.











ITALIAN SOCIETY
Don Wilson .
.
Man of many ta'
!
ents.
Margie
,
Ed, Rich and Joe
.
.
.
But where is Jack Castelli?
\
5
7








58
"MOURNING
BECOMES
ELECTRA"
Doc
Lannin
g,
Director.
THEATRE GUILD
Gary and Kathy as
Orin and
Ch
ri
st
in
e.
Nancy
and
Bill
as
Lavinia
and Ada
m
.










Th
e
Hunt
e
d
,
Act
Ill
,
Orin b
es
ide his fath
e
r
's co
ffin.
P
a
ul Tes
o
ro
as Ge
n
.
Mann
o
n
.
Th
e
H
o
m
eco
ming. Th
e Ge
n
e
ra
l
's fir
s
t night home
.
5
9









\
Kathy, Gary, Mary
Ellen
,
and
J. R
..
The
Hunted, Act
II,
Orin
·
't¼i:i Christine,
Hazel
,
and
Peter
.
Susan Deak,
Assist.
Director
and
Nanc
y
Thomas.
Lisa, Jim,
Linda,
and
Eric. The
opening scene of
the
show.
60



CHORAL SINGING









CHILDREN THEATRE
\
Steve and Vince gettin'
it
goin'.
62
Babs, Jack
and
J.
L.
keepin
'
it
up









"THE BEEPLE"
l
Director
Barbara )ala and Assistant Director Dan Edgcomb
a
r
e
thinkin'
a
bout it
with
h
e
lp from K
ev
in
a
nd Ad
e
lin
e.
The girls
are
o
ut
and
it's
still
go
in
'
.
No secr
e
t! A month later
e
v
e
ryone turns into a bee in THE B
EEPLE!
\
63









Co-Editor~ Jim Keegan (center)
and
Anne Trabulsi (right) with
succeeding
Co-Editor
Lyn Osborne
.
1975 Circle Photo Ed. Dave Pristash trying
"New
look".
\
65








\
That's Bob
Lyri
c
h m
aking
his
point
ind
iscree
tl
y
.
Sounder of good
c
itizens
.
John
Dowling
c
h
ecki
n
g
the
in
fo
rm
a
ti
on.
H
ey
J
o
hn
,
we love ya!
66







LITERARY MAGAZINE
\
68














REYN
AR
D
1974
.
.
.
Assist. layout editor Amy
De
.Simo
ne
attempting a well earned
break.
Associate
editor
Mike
Maloney
holding his
go
-
power
for another
all-nighter.
Senior
photograph
e
r Ed Thornton
of Classic Studios.
Jack, Bres
,
and Sheila spellbound
by
another
pep talk from Editor Gary Traube
.
69










\
Literary
editor . . .
Eric
Ga
rri
so
n.
Sheila (Layout),
Jo
se
(sales
mgr.)
,
Tom
(sales)
,
and
Bob
(advert.).
·
"1.
.___
Photograp~y
e
ditor
Kevin O'Connor with
ph
o
to
g
raph
e
r
Paul
Piff
e
ri
.
70








...
Reynard Chief
Gary T
raub
e check
ing
art
work
by
"B
r
e~".
Layout
ed. Ken
Porkka putting
th
e
p
i
eces
t
oge
ther.
Adv
e
rt.
ed.
Bruce Capp
i
o e
nj
oyi
n
g a ra
r
e
l
a
u
g
h
with
fe
ll
ow
worker
Ed R
i
ce
.
\
71




COLLEGE
STAFF!
C






OLLEGE STA
.
FF! COLLEGE
STAFF! COLL
...







\
P
r
es
id
e
n
t
Linu
s Foy
li
s
t
e
nin
g atte
nti
ve
l
y
.
C
o
ff
ee
br
eak
tim
e for To
m
Wa
d
e,
D
ea
n
o
f
S
tud
e
n
ts.
74









John
S
h
e
rl
ock,
Dir. of
Fin
a
nci
:r
l
,
A
id
, g
i
v
ing
a
brief
l
ec!
ur
e
.
Ja
ck
Dougherty, Dir.
o
f
Development,
s
peaking
at the
pu
blici
t
y
workshop.
\
75
Fr.
Leo Gal
l
a
nt
, c
h
ap
l
a
in
,
constantly
s
h
ow
in
g
the face of
God.











\
Miriam
Sw
indl
er,
Fr
e
n
c
h
, co
nv
e
r
s
in
g
in her
offi
ce
.
....
76
...
...
R
e
v. Williams, Reli
g
ion
,
at
hi
s
desk .
Milton Teichman, English,
with a
rm
s
full.












Dr. SoQ1mer, English, g
0
az
in
g out
into the
courtya
rd
.
Casimir
Norkeliunas
,
German
&
Russian,
confro
nt
ed
in
doorway.
..
...
Robert
P. Fried, Business,
adjustin
g
door.
\
77









\
R
oscoe
Balch
,
Hi
s
t
o
r
y, o
ff
e
rin
g
criti
s
m t
o
cla
ss
.
E
il
ee
n
B
es
t
,
En
g
li
s
h
,
li
s
t
e
ning t
o c
omm
e
nt
s
from
cla
ss
.
...
78
Greg Ki
l
ga
riff
,
E
co
n
o
mi
cs, c
h
ec
king
hi
s
d
a
ta.








Docto
r
Yuan
Chung T
e
ng
,
Hist
ory
,
e
mphasi
z
in
g a
n imp
o
rt
a
nt
po
int.
T
om
Ciisey
, Philosophy
,
l
ect
urin
g
in
his fie
l
d.
--..,__
Larry
Su
ll
ivan,
R
e
li
gious Studies,
di
scuss
in
g
in
class









Hu
g
h P
.
Turl
ey,
Biolog
y,
grabb
i
n
g
a qui
c
k bite
to
eat
~ e e
n
classes
.
Dr.
Eugen
e
B
es
t, R
e
l.
S
tudi
es,
ju
s
t
b
e
for
e class ti
m
e.
80
Bro. Bibeau
,
Spanish
, c
h
ec
k
in
g information.









L
es
t
e
r
M. Co
n
e
,
Bus
in
ess,
l
ec
turin
g o
n
grap
h
s.
---
H
e
l
e
n
Q'Co
nn
e
r
,
Nurs
e
,
performing daily
duti
es.
John Rits
c
hdorf
f
, Mathemati
cs
,
in
s
tru
c
tin
g
in
a
ppli
e
d
math.






I '
Peter O'Keefe,
History
, "
I
can'.t believe
he
actually wrote
that".
William
Austin, Physi
ca
l
Education, working out.
Richard L.
McCarty, Business,
"
E
xce
llent point th
e
r
e".







Ed Donohue, Philosophy,
stressing
the impor-
tance
of
the problem.
D.
A.
Drennen,
Philosophy,
answering
questions.
-..........
Richard LaPietra, Academic Dean, Chemistry, "Now
the problem here is".
\
83









\
Ernie Belanger, Spanish, helping Danny with
his
work.
Mal Michelson,
Chemist
ry
,
looking after his work
.
...
John "JT" Tkach, Intramural and Sports Info Director, busy at work.
84








Vin
ce
K
o
t
sc
h
a
r
,
Anthr
opology
,
cap
tur
e
d
by o
ur REY
N
AR
D
p
h
otog
r
a
ph
e
r
.
Mr
.
Dave F
l
ynn, Admissions, stroll
s
through Champagnat mall.
John Lumi
a,
M
a
th
e
matics
,
t
eac
hing at M
a
ri
s
!.
\
85










Norman
Olin, Art
a
nd
Mathematics
,
taking
carefu
l
attendance
.
John Broderick, Mathematics, solving problem .
86
...
...







ltalo
Benin, philosophy
,
strolling the campu
s.
Gerry Weiss
,
Langu
a
ge, at w
o
rk
.
87











\
I
1
Dr. Howard Goldman, Physical
ed
ucation
,
pondering.
Sigrid Brandis, G
e
rman, Surpris
e
d
by our
REYNARD photograph
e
r
.
Pat Ross
and
Nancy O'Bri
e
n, Adrian Hall
,
pretty p
a
rt
s
of
tli
e
·
packbone of
the
busin
ess o
ffic
e.
,
88









Robert C. Norman
,
English, on hi
s
way
to
c
lass
.
...
Fr
a
n
coise G
r
egg, w
ith h
e
r
Adva
n
ced
Fr
e
n
c
h cl
ass
.
Louis
C.
Zu
cc
a
r
ei
l
o,
Politi
c
al Scie
n
ce
,
d
ee
p i
n
o
mce
w
o
rk
.
\
89





POTPOURRI! POTPO
·
-










URRI!
POTP
OURRl!
~
POTPOURRI! POT
...
SK
I
91






\
Beautifu1 Song at
the Class
of '75
.
Variety Show.
Cocktail Time
at Marist
Vinny entertains at
the
"rat", too!
92









Bob and
Eric be/tin
'
'em
out
a
t the
Class of '75
Variety
Show.
94
Eileen, Chris, and Kathleen
spending
a quiet evening
at
h
o
m
e.









A cast of
thousands
and of
co
ur
se,
Patrick
"Goo"
Martin! Mean Dineen staring the audienc
~ w
n while
Pat
Krall
and Karen
Kenn
e
dy tak
e
in
the humorous h
a
ppenin
gs.
.·
·
Quick
snooze between races.
\
I
don
'
t
beli
eve
it! They
stole Donnelly.
95









Matt a
nd
Piff
show
Willie
how
we
ll h
e
haved M
a
rist Men
ca
n
be
in
playful actions
a
t
Gregory
.
I'm
go
nn
a
get O'Connor
for this!
Only
$
1
.16 . . .
I
'
ll never
make
it
to th
e
coc
kt
a
il
party ton
i
g
ht
.
96










Saga
co
m
es
out soggy
.
.
. apologies
to
Jim
L
a
dota
.
"It
moved
I
tell
yo
u
.
.. it
m
oved!"
"So
does
eve
r
yt
hin
g e
l
se
. . .
ju
s
t
ea
t
it.
"
Ma
ri
st's ow
n
B
ill
y
L
ee g
i
v
in
g
th
e
h
ai
r
y
eye
ball.
\
97










\
Why that
's
the
mo
st
ridiculous thing
I
eve
r h
eard!!
"
J.
L."
performing
with
Debbie in
"M
ETANOIA
".
Betty still working,
eve
n
during
Lunch!
98








Bi
ll D
av
i
s a
nd
B
ill Dunl
evy o
n
s
t
age
fo
r
"METANO
I
~"-
Lu
c
i
a close
-u
p .
.
s
till
o
n
e of o
u
r fa:,o
rit
es
1
!
\
99









What's
Georg
e
plotting??
GEORGE
111
--
Last minute preparations
by
Coac
h
Stevens.
100










----
-----------.
A typkal Marist afternoon watching the sprinkler work
.
J
oe s
t
o
p
s
. . . thanks
fo
r th
e s
mil
e, Joe
!
!
Whe
n
you're having more
,
than one!!!
\
101









\
If
you think that's
funny
you
s
hould
see
the
other
one!
.
..
Boys will
be
boys!
Bill
m
ak
in
'
th
e sce
n
e!
Dwight Evans busy
a1 c
lasswork.
102





Lines dwindle
fast at 8:55.
Playtime football ..
.
hmmm
.
.
.
hmmm
. . .
good!
\
If
h
e cou
l
d only
draw iron
103








-
\
J
o
hn H
a
r
vey a
n
d
hi
s B
l
ue
R
ib
b
o
n fri
e
nd
.
Co-e
d
foo
tb
a
ll hit
s
th
e
M
a
ri
s
t
sce
n
e.
104
Champagnat Mall-the yellow
brick road
of
P'keepsie.










depths of ignorance
that haunt your roots
may
shake
the worth
with which
you
merged
building your
verse
knowing the
end
mour11ful of
lusted
..
desire so vain
'
times
it takes
.
to rearrange
more virtue that you see
i}nd
the moment spaceless timeless
.
.'
.
is
•
the
vision of your
void
· ·
·
and when the
i
between your lips
·
will fail to see the tru
.
th
.
.
seasons
then will bring to
you
sorrow and joy and worlds unveiled
but
-
~
·
call
may embrace
yo~r spi~e from beyond
and through clouds within
the voice may seep
striking a
chord
that childhood knew
recalling its sc;ate
solortg ago
rejoicing now you store your faith
as you hope this new found ecstasy to share
and the name glowing humming may
lead you far enough to flow
and the flesh and the blood between your eyes
may give
its
way and now reveal
why seasons will still bring to you
light and dark and shades unk'f're.>.wn
but the seed of light
your bosom does b~ar
'and
may in strength
above movements
·
grow
climbing to quench
your .~hirst for once
wishing; to c::ome
in terms laid down
taking to such upon yourself
a yoke as vi,ce you are would know
a struggle restless uncontrolled
you search that
'
word yet unpronounced
and when its sound attunes itself
to those your senses far from touch
seasqns then may pass you by
in
part in tear in time in thought
and a
'
step one more
marks
weak
upon
that point not long
before enjoined
dancing to day
breaking
in
dawn
so well in the like
as one
in
the sun
relenting not to carnal command
your
journey
travelled must be whole
to ascend each impulse nature bore
surpassing
all
that had been told
ahd
when
at
last
you find yourself
to be
there
endless never to leave
seasons then will pass
you
by
in part in
grace in time in dream
rustum.
\




L..:.
.




















)
SP
ORTS! SPORTS! SPORTS! SPORTS!
l
I
.
~
SPEL
N
LIBRAR'f
Mfi
V
f
COL
LEGE
POUG
H~,Ef
PSIE
,
N.
Y.






THE PIGSKIN AT MARIST
\
Juni
o
r
E
d
Bo
nn
e
tt t
os
se
s
hi
s way
t
o a
n
o
th
e
r
w
innin
g se
a
so
n.
108




















Mike
"B
u
tch" Cass
id
y s
h
owing how
t
o
handl
\!
the oppos
in
g
play
e
r
s
·
with fancy footwork
.
Tim Murphy beats
his
man
·
w
ith
a
chest
high
grab
.
ANO TH ER BIG YEAR!
CLUB
FOOTBAL
L
Coach
R
o
n L
ev
in
e
Marist
vs
Manhattan
Loss
25-
22
Marist
VS
Ion
a
Win
21-
7
Marist
VS
Norwalf
Win
20-
6
Marist
vs
Providence
Win
1
7
-
7
Marist
VS
N
ew
Haven
Win
25-0
Marist
vs
Westchester
Loss
17-
13
Marist
VS
Stonehill
Win
28-
7
Marist
VS
Siena
Win
54
-
25
wo
·
n
6
L
oss
2
TPF-200
TPA-94
PLAYOFFS
-
SCHAEFER BOWL
Marist
vs
Westchester
Loss
41-40
\
109








\
And
th
e
Vikings
tak
e
the field
Billy
Lee
awaiting the punt
.
110







Karen
Kennedy
taking
in a
Marist win.
Goose fo
l
lowing
t
he action.
\
111
Another
Maris! touchdown!








\
Th
e
Ma
r
ist
"
Dee
" e
at
in
g up t
h
e e
n
e
m
y
.
A
w
e
ll de
se
r
ved v
i
c
t
o
r
y
h
a
nd
s
h
a
k
e.
112
M
o
r
e ya
rda
ge for
th
e V
ikin
gs.
•
H
o
m
eco
min
g t
r
op
h
y awarde
d t
o
th
e
M
a
r
ist V
ikin
gs aga
in durin
g t
h
e
1
(
seaso
n.






Bob
Norman
chats with President Foy during halftim
e
.
113









THE ROUNDBALL AT MARIST
\
Up .
.
.
. . . and in!
11-4
Ref checkin' out
the
crowd!









_ _ _ _ _
, _ _
-J
Mike Hart pulls down
r
ebound
as Joes Nebbia (11) and Clrasella (31)
stand
ready,
The big "O" blocks Iona shot
\
115









Not
just
faces
in the
crowd ..
.
Marist
people!
The
"
Big O"
shoots again w
hil
e
Iona forward
l
ooks
sick.
Big Ron Glackin (22) drops two past New Paltz
defender.
116










'
'
I
Ra
y
Murph
y . . .
un
co
n
tes
t
e
d!
Ge
t seriou
s
.
.
.
J
oe C
ira
se
lla
(31) does'
t mi
ss!!
Joh
n
Dillon
(24)
still manages to
score
while
surrounded
by four
Bent
l
ey
players.
\
117









\
-S
ti
c
k
s
fl
y
in
g
hard
.
Br
i
lli
a
nt
save a
t
close
r
a
n
ge
.
D
e
nn
y
(
63
)
p
u
s
h
es
p
as
t V
as
sar pl
aye
r.










A quick rush
to block
the
shot.
...
-...,.
_
Matt and
Denny hangin
'
tough
.
Matt
(27), Doug (jacket),
and
fellow teammat
e
lead
the way.
\
119







THE CH
E
C
K
E
R BALL AT MARI ST
Do
c Go
ldm
a
n
c
h
ec
ks
o
ut th
e s
itu
a
tion in a Mar
i
s
! pe
n
alty
.















BOOTERS BUY BRUISING YEAR
""'·
....
-
-·
..
-~
-
(;
..
..
-·""
M
a
ri
s
t
Goa
l!
121






Q
uickdraw McGraw Takes
it
Away
.
Senio
r
Kenny
Hayes stands
r
eady
for action.







I
he "Doc" gives adv
i
ce
.
Up
,
up
,
.,ind away!!
A goal,
a smi
l
e, and
more
action.
123






















CROSS COUNTRY COULDN'T COME IN LAST;
\
.
'
.
.
'
WIN SIXTEEN STRAIGHT THIS YEAR.
'
Also
Cop Sixth in the UPSTATE N.Y.S. CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS
·
.
With
'
A
153
Scoring!!!!!
FIRST
UNDEFEATED SEASON EVER!!
Jay
D
oy
le l
ea
ds th
e
pa
c
k with Mik
e
Carney close b
e
hind
.
.
.
,
124









Jim
Mccasland struts onward
as
th
e
Red
F
oxes s
har
e
the top
spots
among
themselves.
'
I
\
125






\
Bonner is the pusher.
Working
harder in here than in class.
Waiting for the gun
.








ract1ce
at its
Crew
p
.
start.
'
127







SAILING
Peggy Madden
b
ack
fr
om a windy
ride.
A sunny afte
rno
o
n
on the Hudson.
Around
th
e
first turn.
128




\
129










Pollution-fr
ee
tr
a
n
spo
rtation.
•
\
131
Glidin
'
th
e
hudson
at 6:00 A.M.










\
.
.
SENIORS! SENIORS!
. ·
sEN
·
IORS! SENIOR
.
•
i








.
SENIORS! SENIORSL SENIORS! SENIOR~
,.
,
.
133








\
P
a
tri
c
k F
.
A
r
m
i
da
'
M
a
r
y
Ell
e
n Ar
v
id
so
n
En
g
li
s
h
N
a
n
c
y A. Bab
ki
ewi
c
h
Fr
e
n
c
h
13
4







Al
i
ce
Albini
American Studies
Edward W. Aldridge
Business
Denise
Alessandrello
B
i
o
l
ogy
\
135
Jos
ep
h J.
Ahearn
English









\
Fr
a
n
cis Baldasc
ino
Communication Arts
136
Raym~nd
W
.
Barger
George C. Balzer
,
Communication Arts
Hist
o
ry








John W. Berbach
<
Accounting
_
Edward
J.
Benisz
F
r
ench
Robert J
.
Benincasa
En
g
lish
George F. Becker
Busin
es
s







Martin
Burgess
Busine
ss
Kathleen Brady
'
Fren
ch
Maureen A. Brooks
History
C
i
ndy Bodenheimer
Ps
yc
ho
logy
138











-..,._
Kathy M. Blank
.
Span
i
sh
Ca
r
o
lyn
S.
Boyd
Engli
s
h
\
Edward A. Brablc
Economics
139








\
Denn
i
s
D
-
_
Cli!ire
Jr.
English
J
ea
nn
e
M. Caligiuri
Eng
li
s
h











•
<
Bruce A. Cappio
Business
Kevin Butrick
Business
.
'
'
Lucille E. Carney
Psychology
David
T
.
Cassaro
Communication Arts









\
James R.
Condo
n
'
History
Patrick
C. Co
nn
e
lly
Bus
in
ess
Karen
A.
Co
nlon
Hi
s
t
ory
142






Marie
L.
Catalano
Math
e
mati
c
s
John
T. Clancy
Engli
s
h
Edwarc;J Jos
e
ph Conger
-...
John
M.
C
ondr
o
n
Bu
s
in
ess
Bus
in
ess







\
John
C.
Sauer
Business
Peter T.
Schmidt
English
144








Stephen Schlitte
Spanish
Robert
"Lil'
Hip" Schmitt
Business
\
William
F. Sammon
American
Stud
i
es
145









\
Robert Creeden
Mathematics
Mary E.
Crilley
History
Ter
ence G
.
Curtin
History
Thomas
J.
Connors
Business
146







John E. Cunningham
Business
Kathleen R
.
Conry
Psychology
\
1-47
William P. Cregan
Business










\
Paul H
.
Darragh
148
Gary
D
eS
pagna
'
...
Busin
ess
English
D
o
minic
J
.
DeVincenzo
English









r
h
a
rl
es
d
e
P
e
r
c
in
Fr
e
n
c
h
Jun
e
Di
a
mond
Englis
h
D
e
nni
s
A.
Di
G
i
aco
m
o
B
i
o
l
ogy
S
t
ep
h
e
n H
.
D
esch
Business
\
149









.
,
John E
.
Dillon
.
Business
John
F
.
Dra
in
John J. Duane
En
g
lish
Raymond
A. Dupont
Phy
s
ics





Robert M. DiRoberts
History
Robert
"Mouse" Dressel
History
\
151








\
W
illi
a
m
J.
E
g
a
n
En
g
lish
A
rthur
G.
Ei
c
hl
e
r
Bi
o
l
ogy
P
a
tri
c
i
a
F
e
rr
a
nt
e
Bi
o
lo
gy
152








Kenneth E.
Feustel
Environmental
Science
Thomas F. Farrell
Busin
e
ss
John F. Fagan
Accounting
·
\
153
Linda J. Fame
Psychology








\
Edward "Ned" Kane
Business
James
B
.
Joyce
Business
Margaret M. Kaiser
Business
154






Kevin
E. Keenan
Communication Arts
Patricia
J. Jameson
English
Barbara A
.
Jala
Mathematics
155








Mar
y
An
n
Gab
ri
e
l
e
Am
e
rican Studi
es
Maur
e
en E. Forrestal
Psycholog
y
Ga
il
M
.
Fl
owers
En
g
li
s
h
D
e
bbi
e
L.
Fo
s
t
e
r
Sp
a
nish
1
56





Mark F.
FitzGibbon
Accounting
Eric N
.
Garrison
English
Patricia
E.
Gara
Business
157





William F. Gilchrist
English
Richard E. Green
Political Science
Patrick J
.
Garvey
Business
P
et
e
r
Ge
n
ero
Jr
.
Political Science







Robert
J.
Hanna
English
Charles F.
Hanlon
History
Raymond
E. Green
Political
Science
159










\
Alexander
J.
Kisk
Mathematics
Thomas F
.
Kelly
Busin
e
s
i
...
-
Eileen
M
.
K
e
nter
English
160










~
P
.
K
e
ll
y
Ma
th
e
m
a
ti
cs
K
e
v
i
n F
.
K
e
h
oe
Po
liti
c
a
l
S
c
i
e
n
ce
U
r
s
ul
a
A.
K
oe
rn
e
r
Fr
e
nch
J
.
M
i
c
h
a
e
l
K
e
upp
H
isto
r
y
161














Mary Rose B
.
L
oVe
rs
o
Biol
ogy
Dorothy E. Krupski
F.r
e
n
c
h
P
hilip
A
.
Kozlak
Histor
y
162
John
J.
Lyons
Engli
sh






C
hr
is T.
Li
s
ka
S
p
a
ni
s
h
Patr
i
c
i
a A. Luzon
Frenc
h
R
o
b
e
rt
P.
Lor
e
fi
ce
His
t
or
y
163







Thom
as "S
pook"
Meehan
Hi
s
t
o
ry
.
Sheila
J.
La
nguth
Richard
F. Fox
Psychology
The strorig
s
upporters
of
the Marist
College
Bong Association . . . Spook,
Sheila,
Mike,
Marie, Ri
c
h
,
Mark, Lauri
e
, Nancy,
and
their
ca
m
e
r
a s
h
y
fri
e
nd in th
e
r
ea
r.
Marie F.
Upton
History
Hi
s
tory







Mark
J.
Kleinhans
History
Michael D.
Williams
Psychology
Nan
cy
Cormier
Laurie
J.
Cormier
i:nglish
English







Sherilyn S.
Le
mon
-
~
n
c
h
H
owa
rd
B. Munaz
James
"Skip" Lacey
Business
166









Christine
T. Leonard
Am
e
ri
ca
n
S
tudi
es
Edward
J
.
Murphy
Psy
c
hology
Robert E
·
.
L
e
e
Bi
o
lo
gy
\
John V. L
e
dwith
Communication Arts
167







\
D
o
mini
c
Mu
cc
i
A
m
e
ri
ca
n
S
tudi
es
J
oseph M
irr
io
n
e
P
o
liti
c
al S
cie
n
ce
...
Gay
l
e A.
Mull
a
h
ey
En
g
li
s
h
John
"
L
uke
" Mu
l
v
e
y
P
o
l
i
ti
ca
l
S
c
i
e
n
ce







Barbara
M. Mondoro
Eng
lish
Jeffry
F.
Mull
e
n
History
Mary Monsaert
Communication Arts
169







\
Anna F. Mee
History
Bernard W.
McGinnis
Business
170
Charles S McKay
Ill
Mathematics







Thomas
W. McCarthy
English
Bruce
J
.
McGann
Biol
ogy
Maryanne
T.
McQuade
Arts
hn E. Merlino
Biology
171









\
Sayel
R. Nesh
e
iwat
Am
e
ri
ca
n Studi
es
Pa
tri
c
i
a Ne
vin
s
Hist
o
ry
Thomas M
.
M
a
l
o
n
e
Am
e
ri
c
an Studi
es
172









Frank
C.
Ma
h
ar
P
o
liti
c
al
Sc
i
e
n
ce
1
I
Kev
in
"Co
tt
o
n
"
N
as
h
Business
173
El
i
zabe
th
A.
N
oo
n
a
n
E
n
g
li
s
h







\
D
e
n
o
L.
Th
eo
phil
a
k
os
Busin
e
s
s
Lucia
A.
S
acce
nt
e
En
g
li
s
h
174
Mi
c
ha
e
l "Tut
s"
Tuttl
e
E
co
n
o
mi
cs









James
G.
Temple
Psychology
---...
L
yd
ia E. Trin
ga
li
P
syc
holog
y
\
Richard Tomaszewski
Mathematics
175










Thomas Mauro
En
g
li
s
h
Ruth
Marquez
Co
mmuni
ca
tion
Arts
C
h
e
ryl McCann
Accounting
_
i,
Maria
C.
Mangano
P
syc
holog
y
176









Richard Mangan
Communication Arts
.........__,__
Glenn R. Manjorin
En
g
li
s
h
.i
nda A
.
Mamrosh
Psychology
\
177










Dav
i
d
J
.
Phillips
Ill
Business
Christine
T
.
Pluta
Spanish
Kathleen M. Phillips
Spanish
178




Ameri
ca
n Studies












Eil
ee
n M. O'Dowd
180
Cha
rl
es J
.
Ober
1.,
-
/t
~
Psycholo
~
English
Joseph P. Pecoraro
English






Dav
i
d "Goose" O'Su
lli
va
n
Po
liti
cal Scie
n
ce
Kenneth Ousey
Business
James
"O"
Osika
Enviornm
e
ntal
Sc
i
ence
Michael
G.
O'Neil
Histo
r
y
181













Bryan
G. Tarsa
Business
Dennis Vigno
l
a
Bu
s
in
es
s
182
-.,<4'
J,...,..
]
William
J
.
Tegan
B
usin
ess









Ronald C. Vuy
Hist
o
ry
Richard
C.
Van Auken
Craig
M. Vogel
Psychology
'
\
18
3
Bu
s
in
ess



























Winston Peart
J
iif
\ ,.
.. l
I
,,I
.
-1
t
.
~ '
~ ~
.·
,
....
..
.,.J
j
~
;;r
".
.,
,,_;
,)
Denni
s
A
Patierno
Politi
ca
l Scien
ce
Elanor
T
.
Rundi
e
Math
e
mati
cs
English
Cy
nthi
a
M.
Roycroft
English








William M.
Ross
History
Michael
W.
Pantoliano
Chemistry
William
J.
Ryan
History
185







\
Victoria E. Roberts
Mathematics
Brian T. St
ee
le
Business
Lawr
e
nc
e
F
.
Steffann
American Studies
Thomas W. S
tr
a
in
B
i
o
l
og
y









Jan
e
t
A.
Ril
ey
English
Edwa
rd
G
.
Ri
ce
Hi
sto
r
y
K
e
vin
"Sweat"
Sweeney
Busin
ess
\
187





J
osep
h J
. Sc
ud
e
ri
Spanish
Dennis J.
S
mith
Am
e
ri
can S
tudi
es
Jos
e
A
.
S
ilv
ei
r
a
Busin
ess
188








Patricia E. Schoepfer
Psychology
Robert
J.
S
lan
ey
Bus
ine
ss
P
a
ul F
.
Snyder
Hi
sto
r
y
Eileen A.
Silva
English
189











\
Philip
S.
Walo
t
s
k
y
Edw
a
rd M. Win
sc
h
Jr
.
Am
e
ri
ca
n
S
tudi
es
R
o
bert F
.
Whitn
e
y
M
a
th
e
m
a
ti
cs
1
9
0






Wen, Chi-Hsien
Mathematics
Marjorie
A.
White
Psychology
Daniel E.
Whitehead
History
Richard C. Wells
Physics







\
Brian "Duke"
Wade
American Studies
Stephen Iacobellis
English
Jack Reig
l
e
Bus
i
ness
192









William
C.
Harding
Biology
Michael
J
.
Harrigan
Communi
c
ation Arts
Michael
C.
Horan
H
istory
\
Kenneth
G. Hayes
Business
193
















.
Ahearn, Josep
h
A
l
b
in
i
,
A
li
c
e 135
A
ldridge, Ed
w
ard
"
Alessandrello, Denise
. Armida, Patrick
Arvidson, Mary Ellen
Babkiewich, Nan
c
y 134
Baldascino, Francis
Balzer, George 136
Barger, Raymond
Becker, teorge
Benincasa, Robert 137
Benisz, Edward
Berbach, John 137
Blan
k
, Kathy
139
Bodenheim
e
r, Cindy
Boyd, Carolyn
Barbie, Edward 139
Brady, Kathleen 138
Brooks, Maureen 138
s, Martin
141
Caligiuri, Jeanne 140
Cappio, Bruce 141
Carney
,
Lucille
Cassaro, David 141
Cassidy, Patricia
Catalano, Marie
Claire, Dennis 140
C
tancy, John 143
Condon, James 142
Condron, John 143
Conger, Edward 143
Conlon, Karen 142
Connelly, Pat 142
C
o
nne
r
s, T
o
m,1
46
Conry,
K
a
t
h
lee
n
1
47
Co
rm
ie
r
, Laur
i
e
C
o
r
mie
r, N
a
nc
y
1
65
C
r
eedon, Robert 146
Cregan, William 147
Crilfey, Mary 146
Cunningham, John 147
Curtin, Tere
n
ce 147
Darragh, Paul 148
DePerdn, Charles,
1
49
Oesch, Stephen 149
DeSpagna, Gary 148
DeVincenzo, Dominic 148
Diamond, June 149
DiGiacome, Dennis 149
Dillon, Joh
n
159
D
i
Roberts, Roberts
Donne
ll
y,
J
ames 1
5
1
.,
pr~in,
J
ohn 150
,r ~,
b
r
esseJ,
·
Robert 151
Duane, John 150
Dupont, Raymond 150
Egan, William
Eichler, A
rth
ur 152
Fagan, John
Fame, Linda 153
Farrell, Thomas 153
Ferrante, Patricia 152
}ii;
Feustel, Renneth
Fitzgibbon, Ma~k 157
Flowers, Gail 156
Forrestal, Maureen 156
Foster, Debbie 156
Fox, Richard 164
Gabriele, Mary Ann 156
Gara, Patricia
Garrison, Eric 157
Garvey, Patrick 158
Genero, Peter, 158
Gilchrist, William 158
Green, Raymond 159
Green, Richard 158
..
Hanlon, Charles 159
);Janna, Robert
1
59
Harding, William 193
w!/9l
,,
· ·
.
.
.
··
.
.
..
..
_,,,.
ffeilffe
Harrigan, Michael
·
193
Hayes, Kenneth 193
Horan, Michael 193
Iacobellis, Stephen 192
Jala, Barbar<;! 155
Jameson, Patricia 155
Joyce, James 154
Kaiser, Margaret 154
Kane, Edward 154
Keenan, Kevin 155
Kehoe, Kevin 161
Kelly, Suason ~61
Kelly, Tom 160
Kenter, Eileen 160
Keupp:
J.
Michael
.
161
Kisk, Alexander 160
KJeinhaus, Mark 164
Koerner, Ursula 161
Kozlak, Philip 162
IP












Krupski, Dorothy 162·
Lacey, James 166
Languth, Sheila
164
Ledwith, John 167
Lee, Robert
167
Lemon, Sherilym
166
Leonard, Christine
167
Liska, Chris
163
Lorefice, Robert
163
LoVorso, Mary Rose
162
Luzon,
Patricia
163
Lyons,
John
162
Mahar,
Frank
173
Malone,
Thomas
172
Mamrosh, Linda
177
Mangan, Richard
177
Mangano, Maria
176
Manjorin, Glenn
177
Marquez, Ruth
176
Mauro, Thomas
176
McCann, Cheri
176
Mc
Thomas
171
M
Bruce 171
McGinnis, Bernard
170
McKay, Charles
170
cQuade, Maryanne
171
170
Petrus, Drane
179
Phillips, David
178
Phillips,
Kathleen
178
Pursa, Robert
179
Pluta,
Christine
178
Porini, Claudia
179
Reigle, Jack
192
Rice, Edward
"187
Riley, Janet
187
Roberts, Victoria
186
Ross, William
185
Royer
Cynthia
184
Rund
nor
184
.
Ryan, yVilliam
185
Saccente,
Lucia
174
Sammon, William
145
Sauer, John
~44
Schlitte, Stephen
145
Schmidt, Peter
144.
Schmitt, Robert
145
Schoepfer, Patricia
189
Scudeim,
Joseph 188·
·
Silva,
Eileen
189 •
Silverera,
Jose
188
Slaney, Robert
189
Smith, Dennis
188
Snyder, Paul
189
Strain, Thomas
186
Steele, Brian
186
Steffann, Lawrence
186
Sweeney, Kevin
187
arsa,
Bryan
182
gan, William 182



























REYNARD
197 4
Ed
it
or -
i
n -
Ch
i
e
f ....
.
·
...........................
G a ry
J
.
Tr au be
Associate
Editor
.................................................
Michael
J.
Maloney
Photography Editor ............................................................................
Kevin J. O'Conner
Layout
Editor ......................................................................................
Kenneth A. Porkka
Assistant
Layout Editor ...........................................
.-
..............................
Amy De Simone
Literary Editor
..............................................................•................................
Eric Garrison
Art Editor
................
.......
..
........
..
........
.
..............
.
.
.
.........
.
.........
...
..... Jim Bresnahan
(Bres)
Sales Manager ..................................................................................
~
.............
Jose Silveira
Advertising
Editor ..
..
......................
.
.....
.
.................................................
.
... Bruce Cappio
Assistant Advertising Editor
........................................................................
Bob Orlando
Publisher's
Representative
.............................................................................
Dale Alger
Senior
Informal Photography
........................................................................
Ed Thorton
Senior Portrait
Coordinator
..........................................................................
Brian Wade
196
PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF
Paul Pifferi
Wally Baldascino
Dave Pristash
J
.
Michael Keupp
Donald Gomez
Brian
Wade
James Naccarado
Robert
Zagursky
Joanne Reilly
Eric Garrison
ADVERTIZEM
ENT
STAFF
Ed
R
ice
Pat
Martin
Mary Meskers
LAYOUT
STAFF
Sheila McKay
L
or
i
Guzzi
Jo
e
Gigliotti
Sheila Rogers
L
ori
Gallagher
Diane Platner
Jim L
a
u
ckner
SALES DEPARTMENT
ASST. SALES MANAGERS:
Cover by Brummett
Ed Lynch
Tom
Conno
rs
J
ames
Joyce
Kevin Butrick
Kevin
Swee
n
ey
SALES PERSONNEL:
Jack Schofield
Robert Orlando
Mike
Carney
Timera Leyden
Barbara Bella
Terry
C
urtin
Ann Richardson
SPECIAL THANKS TO:
Dale Alger
Prof
.
R. McCarty
Steve La Monte
Brian Wade
Frank
G
r
eco
Jam
es
Naccarado
Bruce White
Mary (Katie) O'Brien
J
oe Canno
n
e
Greg
Co
n
cocc
hioli
and
Dean Wade









I
am w
ritin
g
thi
s
l
e
tter be
ca
us
e of
th
e
h
app
in
ess
I
feel
in my h
ea
rt
.
Several
m
o
nth
s ago
th
e
REYNARD
was
a
lm
os
t
c
ru
s
h
ed
int
o
n
o
n
ex
ist
e
n
ce
du
e
t
o a
fin
a
n
c
i
a
l d
efecit
of almost $5500. People believed that a yearbook
a
t M
a
ri
s
!
would
n
o
l
o
n
ger
b
e,
but thank
s
to
e
_
ac
h
a
nd
eve
ry p
e
rson on th
e
opposite page
th
e
REYNARD has
continued.
I
wish
t
o
thank
a
ll
of
th
ese
p
eop
l
e fo
r w
o
rkin
g co
untl
ess
hours
a
nd
pulling
a
ll-ni
g
ht
e
r
af
t
e
r
all-nighter
t
o see
this
book through
t
o
it
s
la
s
t
deadline. Never
h
ave
I
see
n
people who went
o
ut
of
th
e
ir
way
t
o
h
e
lp m
e
in
eve
r
y
m
a
nn
e
r
possible
t
o
produce
thi
s yea
rb
oo
k
as
th
ese peop
l
e
did.
If
yo
u
,
th
e
r
eader, co
uld
app
r
ec
i
a
t
e
the
tim
e a
nd
e
ff
o
rt
put
in
t
o orga
ni
z
in
g
th
e
production
o
f thi
s s
t
aff
th
e
n
yo
u
would be able
t
o see
h
ow g
r
a
t
efu
l I
a
m t
o
m
y staff fo
r th
e
150
%
effort
put
fo
rth
.
I
believe the
s
taff
of
the REYNARD
'7
4 h
ave
put tog
e
th
e
r
a
book th
a
t
Maris!
Co
ll
ege ca
n be proud
of a
nd th
e
st
ud
e
nt
s of
Marist College can
assoc
i
a
t
e
with.
It
was an
ex
trem
e
l
y
difficult
t
as
k t
o
fulfill
a
nd l
eft-f'llt'.
a
n
e
rv
o
u
s
wreck
at
times but
I
s
in
ce
r
e
l
y
believ
e
it
was a
worthwhile
ex
p
e
ri
e
nc
e
and
I
a
m
ex
tr
e
m
e
l
y
thankful
to h
ave
b
ee
n
a
bl
e
t
o
work
w
ith
s
u
c
h
wonderful
p
eo
pl
e.
It i
s
m
y
h
ope
that
a
ll
who view
th
e
REYNARD
'74 ca
n find
within
it
a
r
e
mind
e
r
of
how it
was
to b
e
h
e
r
e.
One
s
m
a
ll
l
ast
n
ote.
I
w
i
s
h to
thank
m
y
ro
o
mm
a
t
es
Mike
C
r
ea
n
ey
and Mike Peyton
fo
r puttin
g
up
with
m
e
during my
ed
it
o
r
s
hip
.
Sincerely,
Gary
J
.
Traube
Edit
o
r-in-
C
hi
ef
197








\
198
I have studied
to see the things
I now see
.
My dreams
will som
e
day be
my reality.
F
Of-..Q
OW
I am content
to take pleasure
i
n the things that are
.




















)I
THE BROWN
DERBY
96
MAIN
ST.
POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y.
452-9165
MC COMB'S
"YOUR STATIONER"
279 MAIN ST.
POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y.
454-8420
ADAMS
FAIRACRE
FARMS
.
•
195 DUTCHESS TPK.
POUGHKEEPSIE,
N.Y.
454-4330
HERB
REDL'S
AUTO
BODY
WORKS
48
NORTH
RD.
POUGHKEEPSI
E, N.Y.
454-8760
201














BUS. 212-489-7600
RES. 212-Wl-2-7049
\
202
NEW YORK
.
LIFE INSURANCE CO.
LIFE, HEALTH, GROUP
.
INSURj\NCE
ANNUITIES, PENSION PLANS
BERNARD
J.
WADE
.
..._
CPO USNX (RET.)
SALES
REPRESENTATIVE
1185 AVENUE OF THE AMERICAS
NEW YORK, N.Y.












WASHINGTON GROWERS
AND DISTRIBUTORS, INC.
99-101 PARKER AVENUE
POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y.
LUMS
825 MAIN ST.
POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. 12603
ACE LIQUOR AND WINE S
T
ORE
DOMINICK COSTANTIN
O,
PROP
.
"THE NARRO
W STORE
.
WITH TH
E
WIDE
REPUTATION"
112 WASHINGTO
N ST.
POUGHKEEPSIE
425
-
2455
WE DELIVE
R
2
03

















\
HYDE PARK
MOTORS
RT.
9
.
HYDE PARK,
N.Y.
229-2185
PICK
&
SHOVEL
19 ACADEMY
ST.
POUGHKEEPSIE,
N.Y.
204
NICK BENl'S
ITALIAN RESTAURANT
MT. CARMEL SQUARE
OPEN DAILY LUNCH AND DINNER
FROM 12 NOON
'TIL
MIDNIGHT
CLOSED
MONDAY
TEL. 452-5620
SUN WALLPAPER
&
PAINT INC.
47 OVERROCKER RD.
POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y.
471-2880

















MID-HUDSON SUZUKI INC.
178 TITUSVILLE ROAD
POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y.
471.-1746
AVIS RENT A CAR
35 CANNON
ST.
POUGHKEEPSIE
,
N.Y.
471-3340
1
1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
'
WIRE-O
CORPORATION
205 COLLEGE STREET
\
POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y.
454-8200
PIZZ
A TOWN
21
COLLEGE
VIEW AVE.
POUGHKEEPSIE
,
N.Y.
\
471-5150
205













\
FRANK'S
85 NOR
TH RD.
POUGHKEE
PSIE, N.Y.
PARR DISCOUNT BEVERAGES
ALBANY POST RD.
HYDE PARK, N.Y.
229-9000
206
SCHMALING GLASS
154 WINNIKEE AVE.
POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y.
471-2510
M. SCWARTZ
&
CO.
303 MAIN ST.
POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y.
454-3300











POUGHKEEPSIE
DATSUN
THE CABOOSE
23 DUANE RD.
38 SOUTH
AVENUE
WAPPINGERS
FALLS,
N.Y.
POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y.
\
TH ORTON'S
CLASSIC STUDIOS,
INC.
18 WEST 27th STREET
NEW YORK, N.Y. 10001
(212) MUS-1725
"PORTRAITS WITH
IMAGINATION"
297-4314
207






\
208
'
COMPLIMENTS OF
IBM









MARIST
COLLEGE
ALUMNI
ASSOCIATION
\
ARCADE FLORISTS
255 MAIN MALL
POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y.
471-0410
COLLINGWOOD
&
SEAMAN
63 PARKER AVE
POUGHKEEPSIE,
N.Y.
4543700
209
\
















\
National
Beer
Distri
·
butors
20 Pershing
Ave.
PO'K.,
N.Y.
4525090
STEAK
&
BREW REST.
RED OAKS
MILL
RD.
PO'K.,
N.Y.
462-4370
210
OLIVE
DRAB
390 Main Mall
POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y.
\
















CONGRADULATIONS
CLASS OF
'74
MARSHALL
&
STERLING INC.
PROFESSIONAL INSURANCE
CENTERS
ARLINGTON
POUGHKEEPSIE WAPPINGERS
FALLS
.
44 Plaza
471-6100
75
Washington St.
454-0800
Imperial Plaza
297-3701
GOODBYE FROM THE BOYS OF SUMMER
Part of the gang
.
.. Duke, Bill, Pinto, Luke,
Captain,
Mouse, Lemmons, Pee, Goose, and Beano. Missing are Row, Ace, Dipsy, Spike,
Woody, Greg
J.,
and Skip.
211














BUSINESS PATRONS
\
CITY DRUG
KLD CERAMICS
MIKE'S TA
VERN
MUNSON'S GIFTS
CANTON RESTAURANT
\
LEE
&
BUZZY SERVICE STATION,
INC.
-
~
ULSTER
SAV
INGS BANK
MARDI-BOB BOWLING INC.
~
-
ARLINGTON SPORTING GOODS
POUGHKEEPSIE MOTOR H
OTE
L
212









HOLIDAY INN
DEAN'S SHELL
TEEPEE DASHERY
ROYAL TUXEDOLAND
I
SKI
&
SPORT SHOP
..
...
SCOTT BUSINESS MACHTNES
SERVICE, INC.
THE HEDGES RESTAURANT
HYDE PA~K LIQUOR STORE
JACK HAVERTY AUTO PARTS
21
3









\
BEST WISHES TO
THE CLASS OF '74
THE
OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF
THE
GAELIC SOCIETY
P. WALOTSKY PRES.
K. RY AN S'ECY
M. MALONEY
V.P.
W. TURNER TREAS.
BEST WISHES FROM
THE ITALIAN
SOCIETY
214
BEST WISHES TO
THE CLASS OF 1974
FROM
'
THE CLASS OF 1975
CONGRATULATIONS
GOOD LUCK FROM
SAGA FOOD
SERVICE
CAFETERIA
AND
RATHSKELLER







WESTERN PUBLISHING COMPANY. INC.
NORTH ROAD
COMPLIMENTS OF
HOUSE IV
(PENTHOUSE)
LEO STA
FF
GOO
D LUCK
LEO
HOUSE
215











\
2
16
.
CAMPUS PATRONS
CAMPUS COMMUNITY
ACTION PROGRAM
CHAMPAGNAT HOUSE I
\
FONTAINE HOUSE
THE COMMUTER UNION
GREGORY HOUSE
REV.
LEO GALLANT, CHAPLAIN
''THE Cl RCLE''
~
..
CHAMPAGNAT HOUSE Ill
CHAMPAGNAT HOUSE








FIVE DOLLAR PATRONS
America Lluveros
Pat Liefieri
House
II
Babette Voegeli
Jack Armstrong
Thomas Mauro
\
Jim Bohen
Rau'I Quintana
Scott Rigrod
Louis C
.
Rose
217










TWO FIFTY PATRONS
Tor.,,
Jones
Jim Vallerelli
Room 902 Champ.
Room
917
J.D. & M.B.
Don Wilson
Victor Zea
Shelia McKay
Lennard Inniss
Tom
Malone
Room 302 Champ.
•
Marian McCormack
\
Pete & Dune
Danny Mires
Leo 618
7th
floor suite
Jay & Lenny
Marie Donovan
Katie
& Macie
.
~ichael
More
Mark Murray
Chip
Ermish
Carol Mahon
Marty T erwillger
Room 714 Champ.
Tim Owens
Donna Corrado
Margie
Kaiser
Mary Ellen Fletcher
Mike Breen
Jack
& Greg
Mary Meskers
Mario Lapiz
218







BEST OF LUCK TO
CLASS OF
'74
FROM
THE CLASS OF
'76
\
219








PARTING SHOTS.
\
The making
of a
President.
220
Ballet on the soccer fi
e
ld.





Eric shoots for two.
Don Honeman
at
the day's
end.
221







\
d"
"Boy does she
look
goo
·
222
"Dear
Mom,
I'm
having a great time
at camp
and
.


























































































































I
.
"So
what if there's
weeds on
the field
.
"
"I
I
to d
you
to reason
.
....
_...,,.......
........
.
-
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
. .
.
..
.
··
·
·•·;;:::::::;:
..
,
......................................
.
.
·····
····
····
·
···
········
····
·······
····
···
···············
~==~=•·::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·::::::::::::
.·.,,::
::
;:
..................................
.
...
...
.
.
.
......
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
..
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
'
..........
....
..........
.
.
····
·
·
·
··
·
·
··•·
·····
·
···················
·····
····
··
·
·····
······
.
-
:•:-
}
:.::
:
::::.
:
::.::::::::::::::::::::::
:
:::;::
::::::
:::
:::
::
.· ..
·
·=··· ....
······
·
············
···········
·
·······
·
····
··
·
. ·,•·
::•=·
·
··
···
·
·············································
,
.
.
...
:::··
·
·
·
······
·············
····
····
·····
············
·
.
.
...
:
....
:
.
.
........
.
..
.......
.......
...
.
......
...........
.
.
·
·
.
·
.
.
-.::
"
.,
..
·::······
·····
···
············
···
·
······
··
····
.
. ··········====•"············· ·····················
.
.
•:
:-:
......
-..
..
.....
.........
.
..
...
.......... .
~
• • • ,0·:1·-t
♦
: . -
. : . ·
.
·.~
..
~•.•:•·
~"'
·
..
..
.
.
...
•.·~
·'"·:
..
~
... ..
•
♦
• •
'
. . .
♦
: . : : : • ·
'\
··,
~
o ence
.
"
before resorting to
v1·
I
223











\
r
l
'
,.
I•
I


























































"ti
0
V,
C:
3:
"t1
G"I
)>
m
:I:
r-
;;:,::
::0
r-
m
-
3:
~
V,
)>
VI
-t
!" ()
z
:Z
QC
-<
r-
r.:i:,
.
r-
::0
... m
)>
t-.)
G)
°'
m
::0
g
-<
REYNARD V14 1974
97401
I
I I
I
I
I
00000000001 OOOOOj OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOGDOOOOODOOOOI 0
J
2319
30
Ji
313334 35 36 JI 38
3940
41414
3
4445464148
19
5051515354
55 SG 5158 59 60
616163U
65
6,6163
63 70 ll 72 ll74
75
1517
781980
1111111
11111
LI
1; 1
LI
1
U1
J
1111111111
l
111111111111111111
[
2 2 2
2
2
2
2 2
2
2
2
2 2 2 /2
2 2 2 2
2
2
2 2 2
2
2
2
2
2
2 2 2 2
2
2 2 2
2 2
2 2 2 2 2
2
2 2
2
2
2
2 2
333333333
33333
333333333333
3333
333333333333333
33
333333
44444444444444t
44
4
t
4444t444444444444444
44444444
444I
44
s
s
s
s s
s
5
s
s s
I
s
I
I
5
s s
s
I
s
s s s s s
s
s
s
s s s
s
s s
s
s s s
6
s s
s s s
s
s s
s s s
s
s
s s
s
666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666
1111111111111
11
111
111111
1
11111111111111111111111111
I
111
8888888868Bl 808B8888888B888888888888C8888B888~88388888
9
s
9
g
9 9
ago
~9
s
9 9
U
s s
9 9
s
9
o
L9
9 9
gs
9 9
g
9 9 9 9 9 9
g
9 9 9 9 9
s s s
9
9 9
Is
9 9 9
21
28 29 l8 31 32 33 34 3J 35 37 38
39 40 41 42 43
44 45
46
47 48
49
50 51 52 53 54 5j 5~ SJ 58 59 6~ 61 61 63 64
65
66 61 68 G9
70 71
i2
73 H 75 16
1l
18 19 BO
,















...
.
S
ELL
11~
ti
U
B
RARY
MAR,sr
COL
LEGE
fflOOtttttEPSJE,
N.
V
•




rd74001
rd74002
rd74003
rd74005
rd74006
rd74007
rd74008
rd74009
rd74011
rd74012
rd74013
rd74014
rd74015
rd74016
rd74017
rd74018
rd74019
rd74020
rd74021 copy
rd74022
rd74023
rd74024
rd74025
rd74026
rd74027
rd74028
rd74029
rd74030
rd74031
rd74032
rd74033
rd74034
rd74035
rd74037
rd74038
rd74040
rd74041
rd74042
rd74043
rd74044
rd74045
rd74046
rd74047
rd74048
rd74049
rd74050
rd74051
rd74052
rd74053
rd74054
rd74055
rd74056
rd74057
rd74058
rd74059
rd74060
rd74061
rd74062
rd74063
rd74064
rd74065
rd74066
rd74067
rd74068
rd74069
rd74070
rd74071
rd74072
rd74073
rd74074
rd74075
rd74076
rd74077
rd74078
rd74079
rd74080
rd74081
rd74082
rd74083
rd74084
rd74085
rd74086
rd74087
rd74088
rd74089
rd74090
rd74091
rd74092
rd74093
rd74094
rd74095
rd74096
rd74097
rd74098
rd74099
rd74100
rd74101
rd74102
rd74103
rd74104
rd74105
rd74106
rd74107
rd74108
rd74109
rd74110
rd74111
rd74112
rd74113
rd74114
rd74115
rd74116
rd74117
rd74118
rd74119
rd74120
rd74121
rd74122
rd74123
rd74124
rd74125
rd74126
rd74127
rd74128
rd74129
rd74130
rd74131
rd74132
rd74133
rd74134
rd74135
rd74136
rd74137
rd74138
rd74139
rd74140
rd74141
rd74142
rd74143
rd74144 copy
rd74145 copy
rd74146
rd74147
rd74148
rd74149
rd74150
rd74151
rd74152
rd74153
rd74154
rd74155
rd74156
rd74157
rd74158
rd74159
rd74160
rd74161
rd74162
rd74163
rd74164
rd74165
rd74166
rd74167
rd74168
rd74169
rd74170
rd74171
rd74172
rd74173
rd74174
rd74175
rd74176
rd74177
rd74178
rd74179
rd74180
rd74181
rd74182
rd74183
rd74184
rd74185
rd74186
rd74187
rd74188
rd74189
rd74190
rd74191
rd74192
rd74193
rd74194
rd74195
rd74196
rd74197
rd74198
rd74199
rd74200
rd74201
rd74202
rd74203
rd74204
rd74205
rd74206
rd74207
rd74208
rd74209
rd74210
rd74211
rd74212
rd74213
rd74214
rd74215
rd74216
rd74217
rd74218
rd74219
rd74220
rd74221
rd74222
rd74223
rd74224
rd74225
rd74226
rd74227
rd74228
rd74229
rd74230
rd74231
rd74232