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When you can do the common
things of life in an uncommon
way
,
you will command the at-
tention of the world
.
George Washington Carver











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Friendship needs no words -
it
is
a loneliness relieved of the an-
guish of loneliness
.
Dag Hammarskjold












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The first thing to do in life is to
do with purpose what one pro-
poses to do
.
Pablo Casals









TRAN
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It is necessity and not pleasure
that compels him.
Dante
:
Inferno












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TRANS
Personally, I am always ready
to learn, although I do not always
like being taught
.
.
Winston Churchill
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If
there was nothing wrong in
the world there wouldn't be any-
thing for us to do.
George Bernard Shaw










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TRANSIT
We do not succeed in chang-
ing things according to our desire,
but gradually our desire changes
.
Marcel Proust
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. . . I am the most concerned in
my own interests
.
Terence
:
Andria
,
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Public opinion is a weak tyrant
compared with our own private
opinion
.
·
What a man thinks of
himself, that it is which deter-
mines, or rather indicates, his
fate
.
Henry David Thoreau
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You will do foolish things
,
but do
them with enthusiasm.
Colette






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TRANSITION
We may think of transition as a
process occurring around us
. . .
and so
it is.
Transition
:
a changing
from one form to another
.
It is
gradual yet it is dynamic
.
.
.
it
is
present yet it can not be felt or
seen
...
it is a period of time yet it
is an eternal process
.
Transition
.
.
.
it is
all around us: in our universe,
in our world, in our country, state
and city
.
It is right within the Marist
Community. Marist College has
always been a changing, grow-
ing and developing school, as
it
will continue to be
.
But transition,
especially here at Marist, is much
deeper and more personal than
simply what is surrounding us. It is
within each of us
.
It's the very
process of transition and chang-
ing that brings us to "becoming."
And just as we are always going
through the process of transition,
we are always going through the
process of "becoming
.
"
Transi-
tion
.
.
.
that which
"becomes"
us.
























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It is the pleasure and honor of
the Class of 1981 to dedicate this
yearbook to Mr
.
Gerald E. Kelly
.
Since coming to Marist in 1972,
Mr
.
Kelly has held a number of po-
sitions including Assistant Dean of
Students and Director of Financial
Aid
.
We would like to express our
recognition of his dedication and
devotion to the Marist Communi-
ty
.
To many. "Gerry" was a friend
as well as an administrator. Our
appreciation of his concern for
each of us is extended beyond
these few words
.












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Administration
Read L to R, T to 8
Dennis
J
.
Murray
President
Andrew Molloy
Academic Vice President
Gerald Cox
Dean of Student Affairs
Edward Waters
Vice President /Special College
Programs
Father Richard
LaMorte
Chaplain/ Acting Asst Dean of Students






Administration
Read L to R
,
T to B
Lori Winchell
Coordinator of Health Services
Thomas Wade
Director of Development
Joseph Parker
Director of Upward Bound
Vincent Toscano
Assistant Dean for Learning Resources
Joseph Waters
Director of Safety /Security
Peter Amato
Coordinator of Housing









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Administration
Readl toR
,
TtoB
James Daly
Dean of Admissions
Danny Ma
Registrar
Karen Atkin
Financial Aid Director
Betty Yeaglin
Coordinator of Campus Activities
Anthony Campilii
Business/Finance Officer
Ronald Zurawik
Alumni Director
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Administration
Read L to R
,
T to B
William Anderson
Director of Continuing Education
Roberta Amato
Director of Counseling Service
Ronald Petro
Athletic Director/Phys. Ed. Department
Ray Wells
Placement Coordinator
Patrick Lennahan
Director of Career Development
Linda Dickerson
Coordinator /Public Information
Elizabeth Nolan
Director of Student Academic Affairs Ed
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Division Of Management Studies
Read L to R
,
T to 8
Philip Chase
Division of Management Studies
Raymond Gila
Division of Management Studies
James Stembridge
Division of Management Studies
John C
.
Kelly
MBA/Division of Management Studies
Robert Sadlier
Division of Management Studies
Wesley Nilson
Division of Management Studies
Cornelius Russell
Division of Management Studies








Division Of Management Studies
Read L to R
,
T to 8
Gregory Kilgariff
Division of Management Studies
Jake Maness
Division of Management Studies
Lester Cone
Division of Management Studies
Daniel Acton
Division of Management Studies
Theodore Prenting
MBA
Adm./Division of Management
Studies
John Griffin
Division of Management Studies
Elizabeth Seeger
Public Administration
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English/ Communication Arts
Read L to R
,
T to B
Robert Norman
English/Communication Arts
Janice Casey
English/Communication Arts
Robert Lewis
English/Communication Arts
Richard Platt
English/Communication Arts
Milton Teichman
English/Communication Arts
Augustine Nolan
English/Communication Arts
George Sommer
English/Communication Arts






Division Of Natural Science
Read L to R
,
T to 8
Joseph Bettencourt
Division of Natural Science /Biology
George Hooper
Division of Natural Science/Biology
Vincent Kotschar
Division of Natural
Science/ Anthropology
Paul DiMarco
Division of Natural Science/Chemistry
Lawrence Menapace
Division of Natural Science/Chemistry
Richard LaPietra
Division of Natural Science/Chemistry
George McAlonie
Division of Natural Science/Chemistry







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Mathematics/ Computer Science
Read L to R
,
T to B
John Ritschdorff
Mathematics/Computer Science
Ching-Cheng Lee
Computer Science
Lynne Doty
Mathematics/Computer Science
Himat Batra
Mathematics/Computer Science
Roger Norton
Mathematics
Kevin Carolan
Mathematics/Computer Science









Modern Languages
....,,
Read L to R
,
To to B
Casimir Norkeliunas
Modern Language /Russian/German
Maurice Bibeau
Modern Language/Spanish
Joseph Belanger
Modern Language /French
Myrna Malave
-
Stoiber
Modern Language/Spanish
Francoise Gregg
Modern Language /French
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Religious Studies .
Read L to R, T to B
Eugene Best
Religious Studies
Rev. Rhys Williams
Religious Studies/ Chaplain
Laurence Sullivan
Religious Studies/Counselling
John Breen
Sociology /Social Work
Margaret Gold
Sociology /Social Work
Donald Calista
Sociology /Social Work
Florence Michels
Sociology /Social Work
.
Sociology













Philosophy . . . Art
r
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Read L to R T t
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,
08
onald
Collier
Art
Norman Olin
Art
/
_
Photography
Xavier Ryan
Philosoph
/S .
Th
Y c,ence of M
omas Casey
an
Philosophy
ltalo Benin
Philosophy
D.A. Drennen
Philosophy
Edward Donoh
Philosophy
ue
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History /Political Science
Read L to R
,
T to 8
Robert Carney
History /Political Science
Barbara Lavin
History /Political Science
Rosco Balch
History /Political Science
Joseph Norton
History /Political Science
Jerry White
History /Political Science
Lee Miringoff
MP A/History /Political Science
Louis Zuccarello
Political Science








History /Political Science . . . Physical Education
Read L to R
,
T to B
William Olson
History /Political Science
Peter O'Keefe
History /Political Science
Yuan Chung Teng
History /Political Science
Susan Deer
Physical Education
Howard Goldman
Pt,ysical Education
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Psychology
Read L to R
,
T to B
William Eidle
Psychology
John Podzius
Psychology
Marjorie Schratz
Psychology /Pre-School
Daniel Kirk
Psychology
Royce White
Psychology
John Scileppi
Psychology
Not Shown
William Perrotta
Division of Natural Science/Biology
Edward O
'
Keefe
Psychology
Mary Sue Lawrence
Communication Arts
David Leigh
Fashion Design







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We do not just live togther
.
We laugh and cry, we smile and
frown
.
. . together
.
We yell and shout, we forgive and
forget
...
together.
We fear and confide
,
we care and
comfort
..
. together.
We sacrifice and compromise, we
question and understand .
.
. to-
gether
.
We listen and learn, we share and
dream
. . .
together
.
We love and hate, we change and
grow . . . together
.
No, we do not just live together
.
We "become" together
.
Champagnat . . . House
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Champagnat . . . House I
2nd Floor
3rd Floor
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6th
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7th
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Champagnat . . . House IV
8th Floor




Leo
1st Floor
2nd Floor




Leo
3rd Floor




Leo
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6th Floor





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Sheahan
1st Floor
2nd Floor












Sheahan
3rd Floor
P. S
..
..
;
"
...
First floor Leo, home of academic excellence?
...
May the fourth be with you ... Can you handle a fifth?
...
.
Higgin's Heaven
...
Nine is tops with us
,
!
...
The floor with no cum ..
.
Public Intoxication
....
You can't get any
further than Gregory House
....
Come on guys, give me some FEEDBACK
....
Meet me at the Pub
....
M. V.M.
..
. .
Where's the library?
....
Las Pinga mas grande! ...
.
Minzie and Taco
-
the two shortest R.A.s on
the
staff
....
Good times, love and laughter
found
with the friends of the fifth Sangria Parties
.
.
.
. Have you ever seen a "Fish"
flash?
....
9th
floor,
who could ask for more?
....
Hang your head
in
Shamison ..
.
. Ellen, I'm locked out
....
The
North end is the end
....
Super!
....
Welcome Ladies, we needed House Mothers
....
The trill of it all
....
Hey,
Partner
....
Chocolate Chip Cookies
..
:
..
MASH at 7 and 11 - the holy hours
...
Mama
,
can we have a back rub
too?
....
Reach for the soap
....
We
love
you, Bruce .... Who took your sheet 3rd floor?
....
It's more fun with
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Hey, guys, we've got to clean up our act!
....
Fred who?
....
Sweat Sisters
.
.
.
. Ze Point
....
Pina
Coladas and Chinese dinners
.
.
..
Waiting on line for the shower massage
....
5 o'clock attitude adjustment
...
. Boom Boom's Bombers
....
The Chapel bells
....
We hate Santa
....
Dawn's radio in the morning
....
Is there
hot water this morning?
....
Good comeback .... Oh G's
....
The Penthouse .
.
.. The hostesses with
the
mostest
....
Is
it
Gags or God?
....
Po John and Sarah's good cooking
....
F.D.'s cutting out patterns in the hall
.
. .
.
Hide your hot pot
....
The top is like a breeze of Fresh Air!
...
. Troia ...
.
Dinner call!
....
Sweet Caroline
...
.
Animal House
....
God is our R.A. .... Remember the bomb scare?
....
Gone Fishing
....
Who killed Larry?
... .
The Roslyn Duck? .
.
.
.
What d'ya mean?
....
Who's the snake
this
week, sssss
....
"Family"
atmosphere ..
.
.
G.H. at 3
..
.. Nacho Cheese Doritos
...
. Lou Franco, R.A. buried in
"The
Times"
....
Corinne, I want
o
divorce!
..
. .
Yo, wench! .... Definitely not
true ....
Sure thing
..
.
.
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Off-Campus
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The Campus And Surroundings
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We here at Marist are truly a
community
.
We are a community
within our campus. We are famil-
iar with its grounds, buildings and
structures
.
Our campus brings to
us special meanings, stories and
ties
.
But the Marist community is
not confined to the campus here
.
We are a part of all that sur-
rounds us-in the town
,
the city
and the county. The next few
pages are dedicated to our
campus and the surrounding
community.



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Transition ... Marist College is not the same as it was when we came here four years ago. The school has seen
many changes. But changing signifies rebirth and life and so Marist is alive and growing
.
Let us look back in brief
excerpts of time and bring to mind some of the many changes we have seen and been a part of at Marist in the
past four years . . .
. . .
Steak and baked potatoes every Saturday night dinner ... the R.I.P ...
.
Leo and Champagnat delis
..
. fire
bells that were bells and not horns ... the beautiful artwork
...
a Grand Union just past the Mental Health Center
... The Brown Derby ... paving the Waterfront
.
.
.
Franks alias Skinners ... Caboose alias Renaissance ... A
football "club" ... The Frat
.
.. Placement office relocated and expanded .
.
. breakfast in your pajamas ..
.
Gerry Kelly . . . Dean Lambert . . . Commuter Lounge . . . Donnelly coffee shop . . . The Rat and the Pub
.
. .
Freshmen dorms ... free slot on Thursday ... waiting list for freshmen ... the Bennett Girls .
..
the Ladycliff Girls
...
Everyone was off on Wednesdays ..
.
Registrar moves from Adrian to Donnelly ... Dean Perez ... the Outlook
newspaper . .
.
no one lived on the first floor of Champagnat
.
. . doors on post office boxes go from glass to
metal .
..
six packs from the Rat and a hot meal to go .
.
. the Cubicle once a month whether we needed it or
not ... "legal" River Day with kegs and band ... Chopping down real Christmas trees for the dorms ... a new
gym with a new class to it
.
.
.
floor hockey games in the Old Gym ... the governor visits via helicopter .
..
the
Browsing Library is revamped ... new entrance to the cafeteria
.
.. birthdate on I.D.'s .
..
driving through St
.
Peter's field
.
.. kegs on campus .
..
free checking at Dutchess Bank
.
.
.
Who ever heard of a Brother living in
House IV? ... 3-D movie ... the preschool was in the Barn ... Computer Science major ..
.
CORE ... getting into
Marist-North and South entrance ... Dean Zuccarello ... Fashion Design program
.
.. lnterdorm snowball fights
during the first snow
.
.. big day at the Main Mall via the hospital bus route ... Champagnat House II was a study
house
.
.. Leo R.A.'s had two rooms and a bathroom ... Andro's...:.....what is a Parthenon or a Palace? ... "Sailing
on the Hudson", a real course ... Enter Dorm Winter Olympics ... "Holy" Waterworks Road .
.
. a major in
Sociology ... President Foy to President Murray .
.
. Freshmen were a minority ... Who ever heard of lacrosse? ..
.
changing room numbers in Donnelly ..
.
regular keys and not those Moon keys to rooms .
.
. Fred Gainer
,
R.D
.
.
.
.
Convocation Day .
. .
traffic signs on campus . . . new phone system . . . Computer terminals mult
i
plying . . .
Children's Theatre
.
.. Pep bands were unheard of at basketball games .
..
New furniture in Champagnat Houses
... and to come in the future
.
.. townhouses???





What is it that makes up Marist?
Yes
,
it is the people here but it is
also the "every day" aspects of
college life that complete the
Marist community. These things
have become such a part of us
and the way we have lived from
day to day that we may take
them for granted. It is now in look-
ing back that these daily events
will be missed. They have added
to our growth in the past four
years
.
We can but only glimpse
into some of these aspects and
hope to capture their meaning to
us.




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The Cafeteria
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The 1980-81 year has exposed us to many memorable events. Not a day could go by where something was
not happening in the community, state, nation, world or even in the universe. We have been affected
in
some
way by them
.
The events have been elating, devastating, silly, strange, shocking, remarkable, suspenseful and
crazy. Most of all they have been memorable. Let us attempt to remember just some of these events that
have
made their mark in this 1980-81 year
..
.
.
. . Who shot J.R
.
?
...
space shuttle ... Mount Saint Helens ... 9 to 5
...
designer jeans-Jordache, Sassoon,
Calvin Klein
...
Brooke Shields ... the falling of Charlie's Angels
...
Walter Cronkite retired ... Pirates of Penzance
... Cuban refugees
...
Jimmy Carter's final days
...
The Final Conflict
...
Christopher Cross ... Steve McQueen
died
...
Prince Charles becomes engaged . . .
"Whip
it" . . .
the
electric bull
. . .
Abscam
...
pumping iron ...
Philadelphia Phillies winning their first World Series ... The Police, "Da doo da da"
.
.. Love Boat reruns ... prime
interest rate at 20% .. IBM monopoly case dismissed
...
Johnny Carson
is
cut to an hour
...
half a gallon of milk at
$1.12 ... Preppy
...
Ordinary People ... palimony ... actors strike
... John
Lennon is shot to death at 40 on a
street
in
NY city
..
. Chrysler on the rocks ... the K car ... new wave
...
General Hospital, the Luke and Laura
saga
...
the Scarsdale murder .
..
gas at $1.35
...
Barnum ... Reagan is elected President ..
.
Coal Miner's
Daughter
...
Shutupa your Face
...
We buy gold and silver
...
Jack in the Box closed ... Flamingo Road
...
Evita
... U.S. Hockey team wins the Winter Olympics ... Princess Caroline's divorce
...
Reagan is shot
...
conserving
water
...
Friday the Thirteenth
. . .
"nice rap"
. . .
The Empire Strikes Back . .
.
the price of peanut butter
skyrockets
...
Russian invasion of Poland ... Poland strikes
...
Russian invasion of Afghanastan ... Frank Sinatra's
New York, New York
.
.. Space Invaders
...
The Elephant Man
...
Bo Derek
.
.
. George Meany dies
...
the
departure of the original Saturday Nigtit Live crew ... Bruce Springstein, The River
...
Reagan's new budget ...
MSB-Money Saving Brand-foods ... M&M's Royal Mints
...
postage stamps are 18¢
...
Pope John Paul II is shot
... earthquake in Italy ... baggies
...
punk
...
lavender
...
Dallas
...
Private Benjamin ... killings in Atlanta, wear
green ribbons ... Dressed to Kill
... "take
the Pepsi challenge"
...
Iranian-Iraqi war .
..
waiting for the hostages
with yellow ribbons
...
42nd Street
...
McDonald's chicken McNuggets ... Bosom Buddies
...
Hall & Oates, Kiss
on My List .
..
Alfred Hitchcock died
...
braids ... Dan Fogelberg's Old Lang Sine
...
Mae West died
...
bermuda
shorts ... Betty Davis Eyes
.
.. MASH at 7, 9, and 11
...
the western look
...
Soap-on or off the air? ... Jimmy
Durante died ... horror flicks ... Southside Johnny and We're Having a Party
...
Raging Bull ... All My Children
...
William Douglas died ... Piaget died
...
On January 20, 1981, after 444 days
in
captivity, our 54 American
hostages are freed at last
.
.
.
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College Union Board
President
:
Tom Shine
;
Marketing Mgr
:
Irene Harold; Treasurer; Frank Kozakiewicz; Secretary: Irene Bolan
Circle K
President: Bill Laprade; V. President: Bill Schultz; Treasurer: Sabina Walsh; Secretary; Nancy Fitzpatrick
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James
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Student
Body
Members
:
Lisa Arcuri,
Chairperson Student Aca-
demic
Committee
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Tony Giannone, President
,
Inter
-
House
Council
Tom
Shine
,
Pres;dent
,
Co
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Union
Board
Joe Smith
,
President
,
Commuter Union
96




President
:
Jim Gilligan
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WMCR
General Manager
Bill Palmeri
Program Director
Doug Haight







Freshmen Class Officers
President: Patti Walsh; V
.
President
:
Chris Molluso; Treasurer
:
Kathy Shea; Secretary: Ruth Elisee
Sophomore Class Officers
President: Joan Gasparovic; V. President: Chris Blood; Treasurer: Allison McCarthy; Secretary:
Laurie
Washburn
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Junior Class Officers
President: Mike McCarthy; V. President: Chris Campbell; Treasurer: Tom Gillis; Secretaries: Tom Rooney, Terri Rodgers
Senior Class Officers
President: Bill Graham; V. President: Tom Shine; Treasurer: Pete Persico; Designate: Maureen Kenney
99



Cheerleaders
100







Criminal Justice Club
Coeditors
:
Loretta Kennedy and Marybeth Kearney
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Student Academic Committee
Chairperson: Lisa Arcuri
Communications Society
President: Laurie Washburn; V. President: Mary Alice Russo; Treasurer: Matt Newland; Secretary: Liz Kerins
102





Marist College Singers
President
:
Bonnie Blanchard
,
V. President: Dawn Marie Sturdevant, Adviser
:
Dorothy Ann Davis






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Sigma Phi Epsilon .
President:
Dominic Tampone
V. President:
Mike Doherty
Controller:
Chuck Petty
Recording Secretary:
Kevin Sullivan
Corresponding Secretary:
Richard Daronco





Little Sisters Of Sgma Phi Epsilon
President:
Laurie Washburn
V. President:
Elisa Morris
Corresponding Secretary:
Sue Gehan
Recording Secretary:
Diane Kaiser
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Black Student Union
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Ski Club
President: Joan Gasparovic
;
1st V. President
:
Linda Panaro
;
2nd V. President
:
Mike Januzzi
Dancercise
Coordinators: Ann Marie Calonita and Lauren Devlin
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Marist College Council On The Theatrical Arts
President
:
Dee Nell
Executive Board
:
Jeff Knox, Cindy Davis
Treasurer
:
Maureen Kenney
Secretary
:
Arlene Hutnan
Public Relations
:
Chris Barnes
Cabaret
Director: Glen Casale
Producer
:
Dan Benoit



Pre-School






Psychology Club
President: Brian Whalen; V. President: Anna Piccolo; Treasurer: Deborah Hansen, Secretary: Lori Klein
Spanish Club
President
:
Tom Seelbach; V. President
:
Vicki Nurena; Secretary: Lisa Arcuri
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:
Ralph Zaccagnino
V
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Debra Valentine
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Reynard
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Editor
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Katie Happ
Assistant Editor
:
Patti McNierney
Layout Editor
:
Celeste Capozzi
Literary Editor
:
Patti Gorman
Photography Editor
:
Karen Kirkwood
Business Manager
:
Tom Navarra
Assistant Photographer
:
Chris McVeety





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FINAL RECORD
2 wins - 7 losses
Coach
:
Mike Malet
Co-Captains
:
Dave Welley
Doug Cullen






Men's Basketball
FINAL RECORD
12 wins - 15 losses
Coach:
Ron Petro
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16 wins - 2 losses
Coach: Doc Goldman
Captains:
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Knut Roald
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Women: Sharon Mallet
Freshmen: Glen Cunningham
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Captains:
Dom Calabro
Nancy Colagrossi
1981 Winner of President's
Cup Regatta
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Lacrosse
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FINAL RECORD
11 wins - 1 loss
Coach
:
Ted Petersen
Co-Captains
:
Billy Ciraulo
Jesse Paynter
1981 Knickerbocker Conference
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Women's Basketball
FINAL RECORD
11 wins - 20 losses
Coach
:
Sue Deer
Captains
:
Patty Powers
Helen Salmon






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Coach: Mike Haggarty
First Place
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Conference
Sixteenth in National
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4 wins - 4 losses
Coach: Joe Coogan
Men's Tennis
FINAL RECORD
6 wins - 5 losses
Coach
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Gerry Breen
Captain: Bill DeWinne






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Criminal Justice
Julie Meehan
Criminal Justice
Ornit Gross
Communication Arts
Maureen Kenney
Accounting
Irene Bolan
Juvenile Justice
Christopher Browne
Business Administration
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Communication Arts
Sharon Stevens
Communication Arts
Paul Welsh
Business Administration
Matthew Cole
Communication Arts
Ronald Gadziala
Environmental Science
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Virginia Lanigan
Psychology
James
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Chemistry
Rosemary Pagano
English
Robert Soppe
Criminal Justice
Richard Siegmund
Accounting
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Communication Arts
Kevin Wilson
Business Administration
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Communication Arts
William Ciraulo
Business Administration
Kimberly
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English
Nancy Lockwood
French
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Business Administration
Luis Franco
Business Administration
Karen Almgren
Accounting
Annette Plasternack
Communication Arts
Joan Seergy
English
142




Colleen Brogden
Fine Arts
Stephen Fowler
History
Alan Crotty
Business Administration
Christopher Hogan
Communication Arts
Paul Reeves
Political Science
143




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Cr
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Robert Sweeney
Business Administration
Henry Ross
Business Administration
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Communication Arts
Yvonne Noonan
Fine Arts
John Cifarelli
Criminal Justice
144




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Business Administration
Barbara Burke
Computer Math
Liliana Bottini
Accounting
Laura Anderson
Fashion Design
Clare Austen
Communication Arts
145




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Psychology
Nancy Palmer
English
Cicely Perrotta
Communication Arts
Steven Plimley
Accounting
Cheryl Parrinello
Accounting
146


Cynthia Nowlin
Business Administration
Robert O'Reilly
Business Administration
Maria Murphy
Biology
Rena Muckenhoupt
Political Science
Mary Jo Nestler
Psychology
Noreen Mills
American Studies
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Jeanne Capozzola
Psychology
Diane Digit
Communication Arts
Deirdre Powell
Communication Arts
Margaret Hopkins
American Studies
Rory Ferguson
Communication Arts
Joanne Holder
Computer Math
148



Brian Morrissey
Joe Follis
Criminal Justice
David Rowan
Communication Arts
David Barr
Political Science
Timothy McTiernan
Business Administration
149





Anna Digiacomo
Computer
Math
Joan Marie Decker
Business Administration
Diane Constantino
Business Administration
James Doherty
Criminal Justice
Christine Dapp
Accounting
150




Jane Lankering
Political Science
Phyllis Lankering
Business Administration
Susan Lieberman
Accounting
Lori Klein
Psychology
Keith MacPhail
Accounting
Kelley Kirschenheiter
Computer Math
151




Richard Benincasa
Communication Arts
Thomas Clancey
Business Administration
John McCullough
Communication Arts
Randy Pious
Business Administration
Thomas Murray
Business Administration
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Jack Woodin Business Administration
Christopher Callanan Communication Arts
Daniel Benoit Criminal Justice
Brian Lambeck Political Justice
Robert leraci Communication Arts
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Criminal Justice
Joan Jennings
Business Administration
Marianne Muoio
Criminal Justice
Mary Kim Kilkenny
Business Administration
Cecilia Scanlan History
154




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Tim Scherr Business Administration
Jean Langan Psychology
John Blackmore Accounting
Will Mahoney Business Administration
Timothy Buckley Business Administration
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Peggyanne Reynolds Spanish
Mary K. Kennedy Computer Math
Diane Volino Business Administration
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Mory Ann Stearns
Business Administration
Maribeth Whitesell
Criminal Justice
Jomes Holder
Business Administration
Dominic T ornotore
Business Administration
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Business Administration
Joan Mayone
Communication Arts
Herbert Marculli
Business Administration
Michael May
Business Administration
159



Pamela Green
Juvenile Justice
Sharon Port
Fashion Design
Kathleen Balkow
Psychology
Anna Marie Piccolo
Psychology
Dominic Calabro
Business Administration
160



Elaine Doremus Fashion Design
Dianne Esposito Mathematics
Deborah Gurski Accounting
Linda Hannon Business Administration
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Bill Herron English


James Farrell
Accounting
Charles Powers
Business Administration
Edward Giltenan
Communication Arts
Joseph Flynn
Economics
Stephen Gilbert
Business Administration
Nicholas Ciannamea
Accounting
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Carol Mortin
Juvenile Justice
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Katie Hopp
Business Administration
Missy Thomson
Accounting
Nancy Lane
Business Administration
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Business Administration
Brian Whalen
Psychology
Frank Kozakiewicz
Accounting
Matthew Reilly
Communication Arts
Susan Perino
Mathematics
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Gisela Gagliardi Accounting
Dianne Hacker Spanish
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Rosa Iglesias Spanish
Sharon Dassori Economics
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Communication Arts
Diane Doane
Spanish/Science of Man
John Morgan
Chemistry
Kevin Viana
Business Administration
Thomas Homola
Business Administration
Valerie Costa
Political Science
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Business Administration
Joanna Cipolla
Business Administration
Patricia Creegan
English
Nancy Crowe
Criminal Justice
Kathleen Neal
Psychology
Kathleen Sheldon
Juvenile Justice
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Psychology
Linda Clausen
Accounting
Jeffery Christian
Accounting
Theodore Clark
Business Administration
Ann Conklin
Computer Matt\
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Business Administration
Charles DeWinne
Business Administration
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Karen Nachajski Gormley
Business Administration
Maryellen Minze
Business Administration
Bil Remick
Political Science
Paul Kaminsky
Business Administration
170




Thomas Shine
Business Administration
James Townsend
Communication Arts
Joseph O'Neill
Accounting
William Graham
Business Administration
Kenneth Powers
Social Work
Barry Jamison
Criminal Justice
171


Sharon Johnson Business Administration
Joan Kearney AccountinQ
Renata Wynnk Environmental Science
Robert Holden Criminal Justice
Kathleen Haley Business Administration
John Mayer Communication Arts
172


Michael Pruyn
Mathematics
Thomas Navarra
Business Administration
Gerard Fulop
Biology
Scott Young
Accounting
Frederick Lorthioir
Accounting
173




Julio Rostran
Business Administration
Maida Connelly
History
Matthew Lovecchio Criminal Justice
James Kurz
Business Administration
Ralph Zaccagnino
Political Science
Michael Morris
Business Administration
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Political Science
Margarite Pennacchio
Spanish
Sarah Sowinski
Environmental Science
Ellen Dolan
Business Administration
Colleen Frazzetta
Accounting
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Emery Giovannone Psychology
Christopher Egan Communication Arts
Rick Anguilla English
Maryalice Hard Environmental Science
Donna Layport Communication Arts
Kathleen Cleary Psychology
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Peter Persico
Communication Arts
Colin Rooney
Business Administration
Martin Smith
Accounting
Thomas Serkes
Business Administration
John Prager
Business Administration
Joseph Smith
Accounting
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Computer Math
Mary M
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Psychology /Special Ed
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Karen Everett
Mathematics
Mary Dubatowka
Computer Math
John Sullivan
Business Administration
Paul Jahn
History
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Business Administration
Joanne McNamara
Juvenile Justice
Donna Tiner
Communication Arts
William Taylor
Communication Arts
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Dolores Acampora
Communication Arts
Mary Ford
Business Administration
179



James Gilligan
Communication Arts
Gregory Sydor
History
Joseph Catania
Political Science
Jeffrey Hohner
Political Science
Gerald Scanlan
Political Science
Joseph R. Fainer
Biology
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James Raimo
Political Science
Patricia Gorman
Business Administration
Celeste Capozzi
Computer Math
Maureen Doolan
Psychology /Special Ed
.
Bonnie Rinck
Psychology /Special Ed.
Dominick Crisci
History
181




Timothy McTiernan
Business Administration
Jeanette Chang
Accounting
Dominic Tornatore
Business
Administration
Joanne Leoni
Criminal Justice
Eileen Hogan
Fashion Design
Michael
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Senior Week ...
May
10, 11,
12,
13, 14, 15
Sunday
. .
. A picnic by the River
Monday
. . .
Pre Boat ride party in the Pub
. . .
Soggy Boat ride do~n the Hudson
Tuesday
...
Student /Faculty Competition .
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Post Game gathering in Pub
Wednesday .
..
Chicken Picnic at the River
Thursday . .
.
Senior Formal at the Villa Borghese
Friday
..
. Tree Planting Ceremony ..
.
Baccalaureate Service
...
President
'
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Reception
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Graduation
.
. . May 16
Guest Speaker:
Lowell Thomas
Valedictorian:
Mary Kathleen Kennedy
Salutatorian:
Cicely Perrotte
Teacher Recognition Award:
Dr. Casimir Norkeliunas
"
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..
and now the class of 1981 is
officially dismissed."


















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CONGRATULATIONS
TO THE SENIOR
CLASS
FROM
THE PHI TAPPA
KEGAS
A BLESSING
May God's kindness and love follow you
wherever you go, and may you grow in
ever greater insight as long as you
live that God is closer to you than
you are to yourself.
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Circle K
Wishes the
Class of'81
The Best of Luck
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Congratulations
Class of '81
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Wishes the Class of
'81
Success and
Happiness
In all their Future
Endeavors.
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Best Wishes
to the
Class of '81
from
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BOARD
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The Brothers of
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Wish the Class of
1
81
the Best of Luck
As Marist College Alumni.
H.
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Congratulations
Class of '81
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CONGRATULATIONS
and
WELCOME
to the
CLASS OF 1981
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CONGRATULATIONS
1981
REYNARD STAFF
CAPOZZI FAMILY
You might have heard I run
With a Dangerous Crowd
We ain't too Pretty
We ain't too Proud
We might be laughing a bit
too loud
But' that Never hurt no one
THE CLASS OF 1981
Compliments of
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from the
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Would like to Congratulate
The Class of '81
With Best Wishes to Our
Sisters
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Ellen Dolan
Renata Wynnyck
Donna Layport
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Congratulations
Class of '81





The relationship of the transition be-
tween Marist and each one of us during
the years we have spent here is one of
interdependence
;
a bond that has no
distinct separation. Marist has gone
through many valuable changes be-
cause of what we have brought to it.
What is more significant, though, is what
Marist - its students, faculty
,
administra-
tion, staff and environment - has given to
us. The many valuable experiences that
have been a part of our growth cannot
be over emphasized
.
We now extend our
thanks to Marist
. .
.
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Thank You . ...
. . .
for all the good and bad times
that you have made me live
through
.
Though the bad were
sometimes difficult, they allowed
me to appreciate the good so
very much more
.



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...
for all the accomplishments
and discouragements that you
have presented to
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me.
They
have taught me not only to cope
with the frustration but also to re-
joice in the satisfactions.
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Thank You . . .
.
. .
for all the laughter and tears
that you have forced me to bring
forth. Both have helped me to re-
alize the happiness and sorrow
contained in human feeling.




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..
for all of the knowledge you
have exposed me to. Although I
have not always learned to my
fullest potential, I have gained
much insight and have freed
much of my ignorance.
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Thank You . . . .
. .
.
for all the different people
which you have acquainted me
with
.
If some have hurt me in any
way, they have only helped me
to see what true friends actually
are.






Thank You ....
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.
. .
for all of the growing and
the changing you have watched
me go through
.
Although some of
it was painful, it permitted me to
gain priceless experience and
knowledge about myself.
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222
Thank You ....
.
. .
for all of the numerous memo-
ries which you have created for
me
.
Though they cannot be re-
created
,
their mere thought will
always spring them back to life
inside of me.



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How quickly the days do go
How much of our time is spent
It is only now that we're leaving
That we realize all you have meant









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