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Opening
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Administration
&niors
Campus Life
~ports
Residential Life
Clubs
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Organizations
Activities
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Yellow
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Be
One Traveler.
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Morning
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Leaves
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The first for
Another
Dayl
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Way
Leads
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Doubted
I
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Should Ever Come
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Be
Telling This With A Sigh
Somewhere Ages And Ages Hence
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Marist faces
When walking through campus, one can always be
greeted by a smiling face. Marist attracts people who are
1
friendly and who are willing to go that extra mile to
make a stranger feel comfortable. Whether in Dyson,
Donnelly, or the Campus Center you will always run into
someone who says hello with a warm, inviting smile
.
The
faces of Marist come from different nations, states, and
,
races but what we all have in common outweighs any
differences; we are all a direct product of a Marist edu~
.
cation. Without this common bond there would be no
college institution; we are Marist. One can never forget
those faces they have met during their years here. As we
are now a part of Marist, when we graduate, Marist will
be a part of us
.
ABOVE
:
Jen Kaye and Danielle C
a
uley
TOP LEFT
:
Indy Khorana on his way to housing
.
TOP RIGHT
:
Melissa McPeak and Tara Mason
10
ABOVE
:
Greg Boucher in the Activ
iti
es Office
.
TOP
:
Chri
s
Pratti and his nephew after a winn
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ng
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LEFT: Sean Fales making a statement.
LEFT BOTTOM: Joe Grimaldi & Dave D'Arco at the clam bake.
BELOW BOTTOM: Julie Dumont and Kevin Scatigno finishing work.
BELOW MIDDLE., Jeff Demario & Kevin Kenney outside of Dyson.
BELOW: Sean Ahern, Kim Conk, Steve Ficker
after
class.































·92 QEYNAQD Dedication
Bob
Lynch
The unsung htrro at Matist College. Bob sacrifices bis tfme and energy to
make tbe students
'
co/1ege career at Marist memorable and meanittgful. Bob
has always
been
a valuable median between administration and the
.
students.
Even though there is a hierarchical differen
.
-ccs between admi.nistratian and
students~
Bob
manages ta level the two making them equal in status and
equally important,. Bob works
8$
an administrator keeping the students
'
views
in
mind.
·
This quality
iJ1
Bob keeps a solid relationship between students and
administrators
.
Bob
also has the
ability
ta remain cheerful and optimistic even
when the worst possible outcome has oocurred
in
the Activities Office
.
But
Bob~
most noble cba.racteristic
is
not his administrative work or cheerfulness
,
it
is
his
humanitarian ability.
Bob
,
s
noblest
characteristic is his
effort
to
give
everyone~
no
matter
what,
the
benefit
of the
doubt
Ifyou do not know
Bob
Lynch,
get to know
him
•
.•
it
wHJ
only
change
)'OUT
Hie
for the better
.
Bob,
by
dedicating
the
'92
REYNARD
ta you
we
want
you
to know all your
gallant efforts haw: not gone
·
with out recognition
.
We
.
appreciate all that you
have done for us and all that
you
will
do
for us. Yau give va/u:e to Marist that
makes
it
unique, Man'st would not be the same wltbout
you
.
Thanh
.
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In
Memory
Of . . .
There
.
is a
time
for
evei,thmg.
For
alt
·
under
the
sun:
A
time lo
be
bom and a
time
to
die
.
A
time lo laugh and
.
a time
to
cry
.
A time
to
dance and a time
to
moum.
A
time
to
seek and a time
to
l01e
.
A time
to
forget and a time
to
remember
.
We
will
always
remember
your
contrlbutioot
that have impacted our
lives
.
Dr.
·
w
ar
d
Watere;
Kakoli
Abdullah
1S
Dr
.
William T
.
Perrotte Jr
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A 0pecial Dedication
To those who have raised us,
You have brought us into the world givlngly
.
without expecting anything in return
.
You have always believed in us.
You have placed confidence and trust in our abilities.
You
have
guide
·
d us along our
chosen
path
,
supporting us and picking us up
if
we
stumbled
or fallen.
You have motivated us to reach for
our
dreams
.
Through this motivation we have knowledg
e
that we can
turn these dreams into reality
.
You have excepted us totally and unconditionally, and recognized our Individuality as spc
ci
a
l
and unique
.
You have supported us through life and our decislons even though you did not understand or agree
.
This
i&
one of your greatest signs of Jove,
it
is one of the hardest things for
you. to do
.
You have falth in us; each one
of
us
.
This trust and
undying
love
i's
now seen in each of our beings.
You are apart
.of
us
.
..
no matter where we are
.
All that we have and will accomplish is a product of your giving, believing
~
confidence.
motivat.fon
1
acceptance,
support,
and love
.
You were always there for us
• .•
and we know,
110
matter what, you
will
always remain there for us
.
Our mere
thanks
is all we have to offer you, there is nothing in this world that could match the magnitude
of the gifts in which you have given us
.
We leave you, those who have raised us, this page in the
·
1992 REYNARD
.
F
o
r without you we would n
.
ev-
er have come this far
. •
,
we hope we have made you praud
.
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P6nni~
J.
Murray
P
r
e1
ident Of
Mari~ College
A farewell To
The c~eniors
t would
lik
.
e to
offer
my
congratulations
and
best
wlshes
on
your
g
,
raduat.ton
from Marist
College
.
,
As you
leave
our campus
to pursl1,e a caree
.
r
or
gt:'aduate
study, you
will find a world that
1s
rapidly
changing
and
i
.
ncre.,singly complex.
F
.
rom
the
re\!loluttonary
tJipb
.
ea:vals in
Eastern Europe and
the
former
soviet
Union to
,
t
.
he
competitive st
.
ruggles fac.f.ng
American business and
.industry,
the
new
global
v:ilLa
.
.ge
you
are about to
encounter
will
be
a
place
of
gre
.
at challen9e
-
and great
.
opportunity
.
The years
you
have spent
at
Marlat
will
pr
.
ovh:le
you with
the
foundation
to
m
.
eet
th
.
e:se
cballenges
aa well. as
to
takei
full
adv
,
anta
.
ge
of the ~ny
-
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awalt
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They have opened our minds
And forced us lo question our being.
When we have shaken our heads in confusion;
They have tried lo ease our doubts.
They have molded thought into practice
While reaching for the lesson of truth.
Yet.
When a smile cracks their masks;
We see them as us.
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Pder Amato,
AS$®
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Dca.n Studr:et
Affa,ni
Paul Adogamhe,
Political Science
Bro. Paul Ambrose,
President Emeritus
Donald Anderson,
English
Eileen Taylor-Appleby,
Social Work
Mulugeta Assefa,
Biology
Roscoe Balch,
History
Richard Barker,
Management Studies
Patricia Beaman,
Career Development
Bro. Joseph Belanger,
French
Joseph Bettencourt,
Biology
Dwayne Beyer,
Assoc. Systems Programmer
Maurice Bibeau,
Spanish
John Bilski,
Security Staff
Alys Bowler,
Asst. Director Financial Aid
Lisa Boyes,
Telecommunications Coordinator
Debbie Brandl,
Accounts Payable Clerk
Barbara Brenner,
Librarian
Ellen Brickwedde,
Mentor
Paul E. Burke,
Locksmith
Joy Costello-Butler,
Social Work
/
Dir
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of Field Work
Debomh Dicaprio,
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ASS:t.
Ikit>l St1,1
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Theresa Constantino
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Anthony Campilii,
CFO/VP-Business Affairs
Dr. Joseph Canale,
Psychology
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Social Work
Barbara Carpenter,
Dir. of Learning Center
Barbara Carvalho,
Assoc. Dir
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MIPO
Irma Blanco-Casey,
Spanish
Ann Cassalina,
Asst. BURSAR
Tom Daly,
Dir. of Physical Plant
Ann Davis,
Management Studies
William Davis,
Communications
Bro. Thomas Delaney
Spanish/Freshman Mentor
Chris DeRobertis,
Asst. Operat
i
ons Manager
Dr. Brian Desilets,
Physics
John Digilio,
Senior Programmer Analyst
Sharon Dillon.
Pu
r
chasing
Huong Doan,
Programmer Analyst
John Doherty,
Criminal Justice
Dr. Edward Donohue,
Philosophy
Al Doscher,
Copy Center Manager
Richmond Egan,
Comm uni cations
Michelle Erickson,
Dir. of Admissions
James Fahey,
C
o
mmunications
Barbara Favicchio,
Cashier-Business Office
Elena Filchagina,
Librarian
Brydon Fitzgerald,
Mentor
Ismay Force,
Management Studies
Thomas Forehand,
Manageme
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Cathy Lee Galleher,
Financial Aid
Joanne Geisel,
Dir
.
Fishkill Ext
.
Center
David Gelpi,
Asst. Dir. of Admissions
Carl Gerberich,
VP
Information Services
Raymond Gila,
Management Studies
Donald Godwin,
Resident Dir
.
-Canterbury Apart-
ments
Thomas Goldpaugh,
English
Richard Goldstone,
Computer Science/Math
Robert Grossman,
Management Studies
Katherine Guitthert,
Exec. Sec. VP Student Affairs
Valerie Hall,
College Relations Asst.
Sister Eileen Halloran,
Dir. Campus Ministry
Greg Hamilton,
Assoc. Prof Economics
Joan Hanaburgh,
Switchboard
Mary Hellman,
Freshman Mentor
Neil Hogan,
Copy Center Printer
Edward A. Hynes,
Dir. College Relations
Rosemarie Illustrato,
Sec. Career Development
Donald hanoff,
Resident Dir
.
Canterbury Apart-
ments
Al Jurkowski,
S.A.P.
Coordinator
Ashok Kapoor,
Management Studies
Sean Kaylor,
Asst. Dir. of Admissions
Bro. James Kearney,
Dir. of Teacher Ed.
Dr. John C. Kelly,
Chairman of Management Studies
S.M. Khatib,
Communications
Chester Kobos,
Management Studies
Shaileen Kopec,
VP of Advancement
Joy Kudlo,
English Secretary
Connie Kustas,
Accounts Payable
Carolyn Landau,
Political Science
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Timothy Lawton,
Telecommunications Analysis
Joseph F. Leary,
Dir. Security
Nadine Lewis,
HEOP Counselor/ Tutor Coord.
Robin Loeffler,
Accounts Receivable Clerk
Sue Lozinsky,
Freshman Mentor
Robert Lynch,
Student Activities Coord.
Dr. John E. MacDonald Jr.,
Linus
R.
Foy Chair.
Janice Manners,
Manager of Operations
Dr. Virgina Marquardt,
Dir. Art History
Bro. Joe Maura,
Math
Jerry McBride,
Info. Systems Dir.
Martha McConaghy,
.
Systems Programmer
Christine McCormick,
Asst. Dir. Financial Aid
Patti McKinney,
Administrative Sec.
Thomas McLain,
Security Asst. Dir.
Lee Miringoff,
Dir. MIPO
Andrew Molloy,
Chairman Div. Science
Rosemary Molloy,
Dir. Student Academic Affairs
Eleanor Montero,
Dir. Writing Program
Nancy Moody,
Coord. of JLD
Jacquelyn Moriarty,
Coord. Adult Ed.
Anita Morrison,
Sr. Accounting Clerk
Kenneth Moss,
English
Linda Muhlfeld,
Sec. Student Activities
Victoria Mullen,
Coord. Financial Info. Systems
Carol Mulqueen,
Coord. Admissions
Desmond Murray,
Asst. Dir. Field Experience
Joanne Myers,
Political Science
Scott Myers,
Dir. Para-Legal Studies
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Joan Marie Nies,
Sec
.
of MIPO
Augustine Nolan,
Communications
Elizabeth Nolan,
Coord. Teacher Ed
.
Dr. Casimir Norkeliunas,
Russian/German
James Norman,
Dir. Alumni Affairs
Robert Norman,
Communications
Norman Olin,
Fine Arts
William Olson,
History
Patricia A. Oswald,
Office Manager Human Resources
John Padovani,
Asst. Dir. Housing
Linda Piney,
Sec. of S.A.P.
Mary Ann Ponte,
Computer Center Programmer
Carmine Porcelli,
Dir
.
of Fashion
Theodore Prenting,
Dir. MBA
Gail Presbey,
Philosophy
Timothy Priest,
S.A.P. Counselor
Cathy Quackenbush,
Asst. Dir
.
Admissions
James Raimo,
Dir. of Housing
Bro. Richard Rancourt,
Math
Evan Rivers,
English
Iris Ruiz-Grech,
Asst. Dir. HEOP/Spanish
Martin Rule,
Administrative Housing Sec.
Beth Ruppenthal,
Resident Dir. Champagnat Hall
Bro. Cornelius Russell,
Management Studies
Dr. William Ryan,
Dir
.
of Instructional Tech
.
Bro. Joseph Sacino,
Management Studies
Steve Sansola,
Asst. Dean of Student Affairs
Victoria Sarkisian,
Coord. Linguistic Studies
Dr. Onkar Sharma,
Chairman Computer Science
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Gary Smith,
Dir
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Rose Smith,
Security Sec.
Mary Spinella,
A
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s
A
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James Springston,
C
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Meg Stave,
Resident Dir. Champ
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Janet Stivers,
Special Educ
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tion
Albert Stridsberg
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Adver
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i
s
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Laurence Sullivan,
Religi
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Dr. R. Mark Sullivan,
Execut
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V
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Jean Talbot,
M
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Marion Terralavoro,
A
nnu
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Marianne Toscano,
Coord. of Math and Le
a
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Vincent Toscano,
H
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story
Barbara Van ltallie,
Math
Dr. Vernon Vavrina,
Political Science
Francis Vergili,
Accounts Payable Clerk
Loretta Walicki,
Switchboard
Louis Walsh,
Art
Syde Wattoff,
Maintenance Office
Joseph Weglarz
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BURSAR
John Gold
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tein-Witter,
C
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Fishkill
Cheryl Whitley,
Soci
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Gary Williams,
Resident Dir. Sheahan
Jo-Ann Wohlfahrt,
Alumni Aff
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Asst.
Cheryl Frazier-Woods,
Hum
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Coo
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Albert Yee,
Education
Natalie Young,
Sr
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Account Clerk
Amanda Zarrelli,
Business Office
Louis Zuccarello
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Political Scienc
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6ENlOR6 6ENlOR6 6ENIOR6






for the last four years we have worked toward
preparing ourselves lo enter the world.
We hold the future
in our hands.
We are confident in our knowledge.
We are sensitive lo others.
We are dedicated lo particular causes.
We are ready lo make a difference.
We are hopeful. but anxious.
We strive lo make the world a better place.
We are lomorrow·s makers of history.
But. today we are marisfs ·92 graduates.
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CAMPU& LIFE CAMPU~ LifE
Afways remember lo forget the things that made
you sad
But never f orgel lo remember the things made you
glad.
Afways remember lo forget the friends that proved
untrue
But don' l for gel lo remember those that have
stuck by you
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Attending Marist College means
that one has a full-time job as a stu-
dent
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with studying the number one
priority. Within a semester there is
always something to be accomplished.
There is always an abundance of
reading to be done, as well as, the
usual tests, papers, and busy work to
be completed. The main goal of the
student is to receive the highest possi-
ble grade point average
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As guessed,
this job as a student is stressful and
difficult. The most popular places for
the student is any place that is quiet.
Working liard
Students on the job.
Catching up on some reading at the library.
Last minute studying
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Preparing for class.
Group study at the library.
Working the camera.
Top:
St
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Bottom: Chemistry class.
Top: Working at the computer. Bottom: Biology dissection
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tlardly Working
Time out! Being a full-time student can be very stress-
ful and monotonous. Some ways to break the monotony
is to do everything and anything that does not involve
working. The most popular form of not working is sleep-
ing. One can find students sleeping almost anywhere,
library, lounges, outside, and for those who have mas-
tered the art of sleeping with one's eyes open; class. Some
students enjoy "vegging'' in front of the
T.
V., while
others rather play ball with some friends.
Catching up on some sleep
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Socializing with
a
friend.
Hanging out in Dyson.
Taking a nap
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Eating and drinking with some friends.
Waking up for
a
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Partying with the friends
Taking a break .
Hanging out with the buddies
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Dyson
O!!_ad: The New Place To
Meet
The Dyson Center is the newest building at Marist
College. Dyson was completed before the Fall 1991 se-
mester. With the building of Dyson came a new area for
students to socialize with friends and classmates. This
common area was built for just that purpose; the quad is
equipped with benches and walls to sit on and a cafeteria
located in Dyson with doors that open out into the
square
.
Students feel the Dyson Quad is a plus for tha
campus. The DysoP. Center is a great spot to hang
oud
at in between classes. The days go by faster when thert
are friends to see during the day. So head to cla~
early, meet with some friends, grab something to eat,
it
is all right there at the Dyson Center. Take a load
off
and just hang out.
Marist College's newest building, the Dyson Center
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Perfect spot to meet up with friends
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Catching up on campus news.







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Socializing in front of Dyson.
Audra
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Emily Hirsch
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~unny Days Al Marisl
Marist College is at its highest
beauty on a sunny day. The sun
dances off the Hudson River as if
sparkling diamonds were jumping be-
tween the ripples of current drifting
down stream.
Smiles as greetings.
Watching a game.
Skies are clear and painted a
light shade of blue. Transparent
rays of sunlight bombard the cam-
pus like raindrops falling to the
earth during a storm. With the
sun's rays come the many varieties
of trees, and flowers landscaped
throughout campus.
Heading to practice
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Sunshine filled days lead to the
de-hibernation of students. Mari~
members welcome each other and
greet the sun filled day. Taking ad.
vantage of the day, we explore the
outdoors, not believing that tomor-
row it might rain. Life is good.
G. Borchetta in front of Dyson.
E.
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Walking across campus.
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Friends at the McCann Center
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No one can deny that Marist Col-
lege has a beautiful campus that is
inhabited by great people. Going to
and from class gives one a perfect
opportunity to enjoy Marist's campus
and people. Marist cultivates a di-
verse arboretum and brilliant botani-
cal gardens. Going to and from class
can also be a social event. One can
stop and talk with friends and profes-
sors. To and from or in between, there
is always something new to see on the
Marist Campus.
Heading home from Donelly Hall.
Doing the 8:15
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Walking to Donnelly Hall.
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So you need to get to class quick,
you can do one of two things; you can
either sprint to class like a world class
runner or you can get yourself a set of
wheels. For those of you who live on
campus you can hop on your moun-
tain bike, get on your skateboard,
strap on your rollerblades, or high-
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jack a Marist golf cart. Other com-
mon wheels on campus are security
vehicles, construction vehicles, and
the Canterbury mini-vans.
For those who live off campus, cars
play an important role in one's ability
to get to class on time. Having a car
can be
.
an agitating experience. First,
one must try to get a parking permit
in a lot that is somewhat close to the
classroom buildings.
Next,
one must
conquer the many speed bumps
(mountains) that are found all over
campus. After you have tackled the
permit and speed bumps you must
pray that when you get out of class
you will not find a ticket on your
windshield or a boot on your tire.
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One of those times you wish you had a car
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team consisted of Aaron
Lefkowski, Matthew Palmer, Ryan Smith,
Bob Angrilla, Morgan Bondon, Chris
Jlardi, Dan Callahan, Greg A vgerakis,
Richard Kane, Chris Arrigali, Lou
Schmidt, Ray Payne, George Browne,
Stefano Rossi, Shawn Scott, Giangiuseppe
Mazzella, Juan Favero, Andrew Clinton,
Jason Dieterle, Glenn McSweeney, Eric
Ross, Bill Mertes, Jim McGee, Harold
Laird, Brian Rose, Neil Massey, Jeremy
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St. Francis (N.Y.l*
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Women's Volleyball
This year's team was
coached by Ron Foster and
his assistant Alison Sexton.
There were two seniors on
the team, Donna Sacco and
Karen Wiley.
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Hobart Armstrong, Bill Barilla, Chris Barsanti,
Michael Bello, Matt Brown, Ron Brown, Rick
Busacca, Michael Cahill, David Caldwell, Nick
Capuano, Kyle Carrara, Tim Carroll, Gary Cassio,
Don D'Aiuto, Eddie Dauginas, Scott DeFalco,
Michael DeFelice, Gerry DelGais,Daniel DelPrete,
Rex Dickson, Jason DiTullio, Frank Farella, Jim Fay,
Edward Flanagan, John Foley, Peter Ford, Marc
Gasperino, Adam Gibbons, Nick Gilbo, Leroy
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Team
spirit
is an important part of every game.
Robert Kolb goes diving for the ball.
John Kelly, Michael Kelly, Scott Khare, Robert Kolb,
Tim Krak, Matthew Latvis, Matthew Lynch, Stephen
Maher, Bobby Marks, Brian McCourt, Matthew
McDonald, Joe McGann, Matt McGilvray, Kevin
McGuinness, Kevin McKiernan, David Melendez,
Jason Menu, Richard Menzies, Michael Milo, Chuck
Mullaly, James Muraco, Frank Nagele, Craig Neal,
Bryan Oles, Steven Parrett, Daniel Phalen, Anthony
Pitts, Chris Pratti, Ken Rahn, Joe Riccardi, Brian
Rodgers, Andrew Russell, Kevin Simonetty, Jeremy
Thode, John Thompson, Christopher Wigler, Julian
Wyse, Andrew Young, and Andrew Zdziarski.
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Don D'Aiuto gets crushed again by the defense.
FOOTBALL
Head Coach:
RICK P~RDY
DATE
OPPONENT
SCORE
9/7
Iona
16-20
L
9/14
Siena
12-13
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The Men's Tennis Team was rebuilding
this past season, with only two returning
players. At the time of publication, a team
roster was unavailable. The REYNARD
staff would like to wish the Men's Tennis
Team good luck for this and upcoming
seasons.
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Tennis Team was
coached by Terry Jackrel and consisted of
Jean Bacigalupo, Shaunagh Byrne, Christine
Baker, Janine Ermilio, Carolyn Finken,
Kimberly Haight, Megan Flanagan, Heather
LaPier, Kim Lojacono.
Stephen Popper saves a point with a last second scoop. (left)
Megan Flanagan gives her all to a forehand against Army.





Men's Basketball
The 1991-92 Men's Basketball Team was coached by
Dave Magarity and consisted of Dexter Dunbar, Gregg
Chodkowski, Andy Lake, Chad Weikert, Izett Buchanan,
Rod Henderson, Tom Fitzsimons, Matt Belford, Mike
Schreiber, Wilbert Den Ouden, Andy Seigle, and Sean
James. Associate Coach, Jeff Bower with Assistant Coach-
es, Nicholas Macarchuk, Stephen Savers. Team Managers,
Chris Bautista, Doug Carroll and Todd Dias.
Dave Magarity holds a pre-game prayer session.
lzett Buchanan is fouled going up for a layup.
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Rod Henderson goes up for a shot against Fairfield.
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looks for the ball against Robert Morris (above)
Dexter Dunbar takes it strong lo the hoop (lower
left) Willie Den Ouden listens in during the huddle
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Mary Lightner puts the ball back into action.
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(top left) Kris Collins goes up for the shot.
(above) Cindy Carrol shoots for another three pointer.
(lower left) Claudia Butler goes inside for the score.
This year's team was coached by Ken Ba-
bineau and assistant coaches Jeanine Radice
and Kevin Sherman. The two seniors on the
team were Claudia Butler and Kris Collins.
The rest of the team consisted of· Cynthia
Carroll, Lisa Chmielewski, Charlene Fields,
Lori Keys, Mary Lightner, Andrea Macey,
Darrah Metz, Amy Presnall, Melissa Reyn-
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The seniors on this year's Men's Swimming
and Driving Teams were Thomas Bubel, Thomas
Cleary, John Gavigan, William Hartman, and
Chris Prauda. The rest of the team consisted of·
Bob Allison, Brett Arnold, Matt Bluestein
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William Brown, Darryl Driscoll, Robert Dunic,
Ronald Gagne, Doug Jelen, Robert Johnson,
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Bruno, Marshall Canosa and Mark
Sidoti. The team members were:
Mark Arum, Mike Averill, Matt
Bourne, George Camacho, Trevor
Chang-Leung, Mike Dauerer, Rick
Dominick, Mike Furey, Tony
Galvin, Jay Gavigan, Steve
Graham, Jeff Goodin, Todd
Horgan, Dale Kelly, John Macari,
Paul Mele, Mike Pagano, Vinny
Roberto, David Rodriquez, Scott
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This year's team was coached by Tom Chiavelli
and his assistants Joe Molinaro and Gary "Bucky"
Davis. There
were
no seniors on this team that just
began to play this past year, but there were a Jot of
hard working underclassmen. The women on the
team were: Patty Ackermann, Terri Bambakidou,
Melissa Fanelli, Kim Gorham, Maureen
Hasselmann, Stacey Haupt, Kathleen Hull, Jackie
Kyle, Kate O'Hanlon, Nicole Paquette, Tricia
Southworth, Marjorie Sylvia, and Kristin Wallace
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This year's team was coached by Tom
Diehl and assistant coach, Lincoln
Skaine. The team consisted of· Larry
Adams, Chris Retcho, Scott Zalucky,
Matt Agdish, Tom Howard, Ray Ma-
hoskey, Dave Sobolewski
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Beatrice, Lenny Corsentino, John Kud-
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Cross Country And Track
This year's Women's Cross
Country Team consisted of Carla
Angelini, Linda Baron, Dawn Doty,
Noel Feehan, Aarti Kapoor,
Theresa Lawless, Kirsten Ryan,
Sarah Sheehan, and Jen VonSuskil.
The Women's Track Team
consisted of Carla Angelini, Linda
Baron, Tammy Butland, Dawn
Doty, Luanne Francis, Aarti
Kapoor, Andrea Kirichok, Jen
Kraus, Courtney Martin, Marina
Sears, Sarah Sheehan, Jen
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Swift and Chris Schmitz. The
Men's Track Team consisted of
C.J. Bottitta, Brian Bradley,
Hugh Dailey, Scott DeFalco,
Dwayne Edwards, Marty Feeney,
Marcus Gray, Matt Murphy,
Chris O'Keefe, Chris Kick, Brian
Ordway, Chris Pratti, Darren
Ranft, Chris Schmitz, Dave
Swift, Jason Vianese, Dan
Becker, Andy Whelan, John
Canerro, Tony Pitts, John
Rapacciuolo, Ray Varvolo, and
Andrew Baird.
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Alex
Haley
1921 1992
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a gr(;tlt pers,m, AJt:x
Hali!y.
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th¥: need to fJJJderst:tnd
BJa<:k
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a
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creat
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In African~mtN:ielW people.
T1trmJgh
b i s ~
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Halcygave Afri¢nnrA~ns a
tr:tlitw«l
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tl1w
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way
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Resident Assistants: Matt Mar-
tin, Nicole Conti, Mike Gordon,
Holly Boynton, Kent Rinehart,
Jodi Hyland, Tina Royal, Nanci
Forman, Marc DeMattos, Hen-
derson Mahon, Pamela Dorety.
"O.K.
Dad, I
Love
You, I'll miss
you,
now
go
home!"
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Champagnat
Hall
Meg Stave, Resident Director
Beth Ruppenthal, Resident Director
Champagnat Hall by night.
Me and my roomie.
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Marian
Hall
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"Wow, what a head rush
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Marian Hall, built on the
site of the College's old
gymnasium in 1983, is the
newest freshman facility for
students.
Resident Assistants: Roger Dowd, Ja-
son Michaleas, Margaret Donnelly,
April Butler.
Susan Sullivan, Resident Director
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Constructed in 1961-
62, was the first
structure on campus
to be erected with
federal Joan funds. It
was named in memo-
ry of Monsignor
J.P.
Sheahan, pastor of
St. Peter's Church,
in Poughkeepsie. A
very good friend of
the Marist Brothers,
Monsignor Sheahan
used his influence to
help the Brothers
purchase in 1908 the
Beck Estate which
today is all of the
campus south of the
North entrance.
Gary Williams, Resident Director
Getting that paper done.
~heahan Hall
Sheahan Resident Assistants: lnderdip Khorana,
Necey
Mack, Marianne
Carpenter.
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Leo Hall
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Mom, I'm studying
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opened in 1963
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rently used as a freshman
hall, it is dedicated to the
memory of Brother Leo
Brouilette, the original
founder for the Marist Nor-
mal Training School in
1928.
Resident Assistants: Mark Stackow,
Andrew Boris, Jennifer Messineo,
Christina Cassidy, Rob Zatkowski,
Kathleen Rhodes
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Lisa Bartashunas
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Resident Assistants:
Amy Rogers,
Matt Corcoran,
Christine Rowan,
Dave Fisher.
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Resident Assistant:
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Carden
Resident Assistants:
Matthew Alzamora,
Steve Ferro,
Laura Rafanelli,
Lorraine Masciarelli,
Robin Buckley.
Frank Doldo, Resident
Director
Donald Ivanoff,
R.D.
Resident Assistants:
Jennifer Maloy, Jason Lord,
Sophia Thomas, Denise
Dix-
on, Charles Routhier, Karen
Wiley, Cathleen Casey, Julie
Shrider.
Gartland Commons
Canterbury Garden
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Other
Buildings
On
Campus
Marist Chapel
Adrian Hall
Campus
Center
Kieran Gate House
Lowell Thomas Communication Center
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"We really do like each other
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to socialize.
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to express.
to
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ployer Expo is a successful
way for students to interact
with both college faculty
and different possible em-
ployers. Students were able
to have one-on-one discus-
sions with both faculty and
employers. Throughout the
Expo there was career panel
presentations from profes-
sionals and Marist alumni.
The Marist Expo gives stu-
dents opportunities to ex-
plore different areas and ca-
reer options to best fit one's
own needs and interests.
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Expo
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Frances
Reese Dedication
On October 10, 1991, Marist College presented a
plaque commemorating the Willis and Frances
Reese Courtyard. Frances Reese, a well known pa-
.triot for the environment, was honored at the cere-
mony. Many students are unaware of the Reeses'
dedication to the Hudson River and Dutchess
County. The Reeses' beautiful gift to the students is
the renovation of the Champagnat Mall into a beau-
tifully orchestrated set of flower beds. The renova-
tion invites students to sit and socialize, as well as, to
enjoy the beauty of the courtyard. Mrs. Reese loves
the Marist students and wants to give us the gift of
enjoying the beauty of the Hudson River view from
the courtyard. In turn, Mrs. Reese would like to see
the students take care of the environment like she
has done and will continue to do. Thank you Willis
and Frances Reese for your beautiful gift.
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The Marist College Ac-
tivities Fair was held on Fri-
day, September 6, 1991.
Marist College clubs and
activities are dedicated to
the slogan, "Commitment to
Community
.
" Over 55 clubs
and activities were repre-
sented at the fair and over
650 students attended the
event.
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WMCR,
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Under the big tent.
Activities fair
Students signing up for various clubs.
The Hobin
/
Moncrief Band
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Alcohol Awareness Week
Don't drink and drive.
Pat Reilly with a painted white face.
Alcohol awareness is a ma-
jor issue at Marist. This year
the college supported Alcohol
Awareness
Week
with its own
programs. From October 21 to
November 4, 1991 there were
many alcohol free programs
.
Marist has taken the responsi-
bility to educate the students to
the effects of alcohol and other
drugs
.
For some, alcohol
awareness is not only a one
week recognition but rather a
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On October 25, 1991, the
Senior Class held a clam-
bake to raise money for
fu-
ture events. It was a great
opportunity for the Seniors
to get together with one an-
other, eat and drink, and
just have a. great time.
While eating and drinking
Eileen Kinsella entertained
her fellow classmates with
song. All in all the Senior
clambake was a success.
Special thanks to the Senior
class officers who arranged
the event: Jen Chandler,
Maureen Tosner, Willy Tin-
gle, and Greg Boucher.
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Eileen at the beer ticket table
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Friends getting together
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Willy
Tingle, Class Treasurer
Greg Boucher, Class Secretary






Ryan McEntee and John Molloy
The clambake spread.
John Federico and Matt Corcoran
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Donnelly Hall Rededication
The rededication of Donnelly Hall
was on October 12, 1991. Marist Col-
lege invited many of the Marist
Brothers back
.
for the ceremony
which was held in the foyer of Don-
nelly Hall. The original Donnelly
Construction Crew reminisced of how
Donnelly Hall was literally built from
the ground up by the Marist Brothers.
A special guest that was honored was
Bro. Edward Michael, who was the
original foreman of the Donnelly
Construction Company. Bro. Paul
Ambrose spoke fondly of Bro. Nilius
V. Donnelly and of his contributions
to the college as architect and build-
er. Marist College is extremely thank-
ful for the work done by the Donnelly
Construction Company and will never
forget the contribution they have
made to the growth of this institution.
Top Left
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Bro. Paul Ambrose
Top Right: Dr
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Andrew Molloy
Above Left: Michael Taity
Above Right:
Fr.
Luke
McCann
Newly renovated exterior of Donnelly Hall.
The Donnelly Construction Company
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Dyson Dedication
The Margaret
M
.
and Charles
H.
Dyson Center
.
CSL thanking Mr. Dyson for his contribution to Marist
.
The building of the Dyson Center
began in the Fall semester of 1990
and was completed in time for classes
in the Fall of 1991. The Dyson Center
houses Adult Education, Graduate
Admissions, Management Studies,
Behavioral and Social Sciences, Com-
puter Lab, Faculty offices, and the
Dyson Cafe.
After years of preparing, the Dyson
Center was dedicated to Margaret M.
and Charles H. Dyson on September
20, 1991. "The Dyson Center has too
many physical attributes to name,"
states Matt Thomson, Student Body
'
President, " ... the most important
attribute of this building is that the
Dyson Center is helping us learn."
Marist would like to thank the Dysons
for there generous gift, that will un-
doubtly affect the lives of many stu-
dents that will pass through the Dyson
Center's doors.
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21 Society began in 1987 and has
been a continuing success ever since.
The club is open to all students over
21 years of age and ran once a month
through the entire year. Some of the
highlights of the 1991-92 year were,
The Molson Golden Comedy Night,
Laser Karaoke Night, and the Senior
Week 21 Society. Sister Eileen con-
tinued this year as 21 Society's advi-
sor, and Mike Prout and Debbie
Waller are co-Presidents for the
1991-92 school year.
The many faces of Chris Rich
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Beer ticket table.
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Deb Waller, co-President
Mike
Prout, co-President
Packed room in the dining hall.
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Federico
Tom Cronin and Becky Thew
Jake Smith
Having some drinks with friends.
Susan
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Al Marisl
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Christopher Childs, Green Peace lecturer
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Beatie Mania Concert.
Murph the Physical Comedian
Don Henry
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Jeffrey Gaines and Curt Smith
The Warrens, Psychic Seekers
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Sandy Gordan
Geraldine Ferraro
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On Thursday, November
21, 1991, the Marist College
Sigma Phi Epsilon chapter
held a blood drive. With
each donor contributing a
pint of blood, the brothers
of Sigma Phi Epsilon
reached their goal of over
120 pints of blood.
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Lamphere & M. McQueeney.
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Drive
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23, 1991 in the
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Campus
Center. The bazaar was
s
ponsored by The Class of
1994 and College Activities.
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hibitors and clubs
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P. U.R.C., the Psychology Un-
Its main goal is to get high school
dergraduate Research Conference, students from local districts in-
was held on November 22, 1991 in valved in psychology. P.U.R.C.
the Campus Center. This event was showed the students the various
organized by the Psych. Club and types of disciplines related to the
the Psychology Division at Marist. psychology field. P. U.R.C. gives
Audra Esposito, research presentation
Jeff DeMario, research presentation
high school students a change to
be
exposed to psychology, as well as
college environment. It also
g;~
Marist Psychology studentSi, to
reach out and relate what they have
learned to the community.
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Kelly Lagan, poster presentation
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MCCTA Presents EVIT
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Evita, directed by Tom Lawrence,
is an opera based on the life story of
Eva Peron, the second wife of the Ar-
gen tine president Juan Peron. Eva
Duarte was born in 1919, illegitimate,
poor, without privilege. She became
the most powerful woman her country
has ever
seen,
The First Lady of Ar-
gentina, at age 27. She died in 1952 of
cancer, age 33.
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as
Che.
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arist facLl,
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Woro Reynard
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French D~ot Meaning
Fox
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Traditionmo/
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A fox
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Thought
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College
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Colle8e. Poughkeep~ie,
N.Y
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&cUon Are The
Interlaced
Letters A
And
M With The Date 192 9
At
The
fool
Of
The
Letters had 12 c~tars
Above Them
.
The Whole
Is Crowned With The
Motto:
Orare
El
Laborare (To
Dray
And
To Work
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Letter& A
And M Are The &ymbofas
Of
Mary.
M
Are The 12
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Qeminding
The
Viewer
Of The
Traditions
Of
The
founders
Of Mari.st
Colleg~.
The Marist
firothers.
Marist M
iss
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C)tate
m
en
t
Marist College
,
founded t,y the Marist Brothers, a con•
gregation of Catholic teaching brothers, sta.mJs out
frtJm
<1ther colleges and universities because
.
of
the unique combi-
nation of its history, people, philosophy, information tech-
nology,
and
location
.
Naw
an independent, liberal arts co1Jege, Marist is
ecu•
menical in character, reflecting the ideals of the founder of
the Marist Brothers, Father Marcellin Champagna:t. These
ideals include commitment
ta
the excellence In education, a
pursult of higher ham.an values. and dedication to the
pr
i
n-
ciple of service
.
The Marist ideal
of
excellence in education implies the
cul,tivation
of
a free and enlightened mind through the
discipline
of scbolady study and dialogue. The College
seeks to explore ways
in
which academic excellence may
be
enhanced
by
.sta
.
te-of-the-;ut information and communica-
tions technology. While broadening inte-Jlectual horizons
and developing
.
skif/s,
Marist at
the
same time provides
opportunities
,
through its undergraduate and graduate
pro-
grams. for career preparation and for entry into
the
world
of'wo.rk.
Marist combines the goal of i(ltellectual development
with that ofheightening sensitivity to the values dimension
ofour liv,cs. The College stimulates students
to examine the
ethical bnp/lcatians
ol
the
:subjects they
study.
Our
p:ursuit
of this goal is complemented by co~curricuia and campus
life
programs
that
encourage Marist siudcots
to
aspire to
high ethical standards
.
.
The
CoJJege aims
to
.
expose
$tu
dents
ta
cultures other than their own and to the t-alues
that
link
and transcend particular- cultures.
.
ft
seeks
to encourage
students
to
reflect on
,
and
a.ct
upon, the Judea-Christian
ideals oflovc, justice, and compassion as foundations
for
a
good life
lfl
t
d
a
good
societ;y
,
Marist
'.
s dedication t<> academic
excellence and the put•
suit ofbigher values is complemented, finally
by
a commit-
ment to serve the disadvantaged as well
as to serve the
regiona
:
l community as a whole. We give expression
to this
commitment through
college
pro.grams
for
the disadvafl•
taged, continuing education
studies
,
and
a
wide range
of
community projects that enrlch the lives
of fa-cuJty,
staff.
and students.
Marist is thus dedicate
,
d to the development of the whole
person
in
a way th.at
may prepare
tho
student for.an
e,tlig~t·
ened, sensitive,
aod productive life in the global comrnun,ty
of
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!
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1,
It,
~enior
"'Cindy. Ta
my
very best ftiend
,
You've made
my
four
yea.rs
so
special. Even though
it's
come and
gone we will always remain
the
very best
ol
friends! Lore Always, Jennifer
•Noel/e
&
Andre,a, Where
do
J
go from here? I
have
a
f1:1111iy
feeling
I'll
miss you
rn<1St
af
a.JI.
J
guess
I'll
Just
htJJd
Ofl
and take
things
step
by
step.
1'11
be there if you need me
.
H-e-y
guys
1 get
a
kick outta you
!
Love
&
Luck. Sandy
"'Susan, Lisa, Kristen, Donna~ and Amy
.
Thanks
for
the
best four
yea.rs
I've ever had
~
We'JJ
al-
ways laugh about things
like
they lnJppened the
nig)it before. This is
.
only the: beginning and don't
forget there's AlU11Jni Weekends. Love,
JQJjJ111C
•£?or thos
.
e closcsi to
my
heart, Thank
you
for
making our
time
together so
special I
will miss
you!
I
love you all. Love Shan-non
*Congrats
&
Good
luck
to
Denise
Z.
and Bon
V
,
Thanks to Mom, Dad, and George.
I 'Love You!
•Cliff,
Jim, &
Chris, Thanks for
being
there!
I
love
you!
You'll
alWfV'S
be
special friends
to
me!
Good
luck
in
the futurel Love always Mlchcle
•Sandy,
l
wish
you
the best of luck and
I
hope
you work with a great
buach of kids that don't
drive ya.u crazy. l know you'll be a great teacher
as
well
as a continual leamcr
,
Say
Hi
to
Joe &
Jordan far
me.
Love,
Ke11y
*Tommy
&
Joh11,
We
'
ll
always be lhe
4
Muske-
teers. Thanks for everything. We;ve made a Jot
of
gccat memories together and there's more
to
come . .. Campisg imyone?! We love you Sia voo1
and Plumber's }Jett
!
Jost remember your roots!!
*Frank, The past
three years hePe have been the
best
J11
my
life,
1
owe
it
all
to you. Good
luck,
congratulations and
the
best
#
yet
to
comet
AJJ
my love forever, Tan.ya
*"Lucky'
~
Through the year we have grown,
don't you
wish
we'd have known; that after
it
all,
we
'
d have a ball; staying. up
to
all
hours, even
playing ''walt~flowers
''
, y-Ou willalwa.ys be, a best
friend to
.
me. "Boogs"
·
*D'1a1rDcnise
,
Oongratula:tioss, good health, an
.
d
happiness. Yo11r
four
y<>ars at Marist Col1ege
,
ha.v
.
e been fruitful ones, as it offered you an
education and the
,
opportunity
to
mature for
your fatu
-
re life. Love, GtJUima
&
Grandpa
tCbtls, Now you've found what you were look-
ingfor .
.
U.R.A.
.
Q.T
.
and 1 Love
U2.
LovcaJwo,ys
your tm.1wn eyed girl.
"'Dear
Ede; We arc cxtrcmcly pr-0u'd of you and
of yoat
-
outsta.nding accomplishments, All ofour
love and our heart felt wishes for a lifetime
of
success and true bapp/ne$$.. Cong.rawlations Son.
Love, Mom and Dad
·
•JI-
Thank y<Ju for alwa;ys being there wheo:
ft
feels like nobody else cares. L<.iveyour friend,
K.•
•Cindy
&:
J.cn, what a faur years
its been, with
each passing year, our friendship q
,
uite
clear
.
You
wi/1 always remain, two treasures I've
gained
;
so always remember Val-th;I.t very spe.
cia.J pal.
""Denise, our entertain.ment center! Congratula-
tions, you did
it!
We ate very
prolld
of you and
aJJ
your accorn,plishments.
Always be you, never
change! G11d bless you!
All
our
Love,
Mom
&
Dad
-Ooc/
,
surroundyo:u with
his
umbrel1a
of
love and
Jet your wonderful
.
Spirit soar under his protec-
tion
;
We pray
yov
are:
a1waY$
treated with the
same
·
concern and r;espect
you
ha
vc given others.
fl,
Jove and pride, Mom, I)ad,
&
family
*Thanks Chris,
fi:Jr
ail
the wondetful memories ..
,
seeing you
.
grow and tx:come
the
very special
person you are. Follow your dream$. our love wi/J
always
be
your wings
;
Lave you.
Mom,
Dad,
Suean
.
n, Eddje, Mattew,
&
''$.tar". Congratula-
tions, Class
,
of
1992;1
•Success and grea tnes,s. is bestowed upon those
who desire
it.
Most people
Jack
intemal motiva-
tion
.and
foresight
and
ar:e
Just
plain lazy and
unambitious
,
Take control ofy-011r life.
Set
coals
f-0r your dreams and they will turn into reality.
•To everyone
in
B-7,
I'll
missyou guys, Marist
will never be the same without
yotJ,
Especia/ly to
Doug, Thanks for
being
you,
you're the best!
Love, Miss
•Kathy Flem., Rtmember
•••
R
:
um swizz/es in
Bermuda a.t the Ye
Old
Cock
&
Feather.
pink
&
bJ.ue Ralph Lauren bus rides from
hell,
in the
navy
,
drunken diner runs f&r cheese, fries, and
gravy; cruising
in
JJ1111ny, smarfpiss, soccer, a
team sport?, and a:lways rememtx:r four yt:ars_ of
friendship is a JlfeUme of
IJ;JelJ1Qries.
Let's dnnk
to
that
,
Sandy & Kel
·
•To my
pet (peeve)-J'p:J very prond of
my
baby
brother!
Congratulations! So,
Dr
.
Doug Sanders,
f<Jr:
aJJ .that babysitting,
I
figure
$50.(100
should
cover
i,c
,
I
fow;you.
I'm
ncxJ!Love,
your
tx:stest
big sister, Klm
*Pepto, Bveo though
·
I d'on't say
it
enough,
Thank you lor always beint there: for me no
matter what. Your ftiendship means a Jot to me,
more than
,
you could ever imagin(;.. Good luck
&
Take care, Love
IC:Jy
*Bilf,
I'm so JnJppy 1 met you on Febr~ary 17,
1990.
You have made my
tune
at Mamt com-
plete.
f
love
you
.
.
. . . ..
.
. . .
.
·
d-
"'To Paul Conoratulatrons on your colleee gra
'
.
"'
'
..
· .·
·
,
··
.
·
.
· our
uation! Good luck and best of evqr_yth1ag
111
Y
1
future,
yW
nuide us very proud. We Jove
Y~~
t..Sue
;
Kristen_, Joanne
,
Am,;, a
,
nrl
.
Donn ou
Thanks for being such great fru:nds!!! All of
J"
· . ·
·
·
.
,
.
.
,1 ....
1
ha
.
s been
are the
relfSODS
why_ m)' t1me a
.
t
mar,,.,
...
·
·.
.
and
so
fun and worthwhile.
J
know ourfr1e11dslup
fun will c:ontinuc througbmi,t the
years.!
aR
fin-
*Dear M.J,F., Congra
.
tufat1011s,
j<O'U
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Messages
ished
;
I h
o
pe
everything
goi:s weJJ for you, be-
,
cause
I r
e
a
llr d"
care
for you. Things
wiJJ
be
O.K.
L
ov
e
,
D.M
,
• Amy,
Jo
a
nlic, Sus.in; Kristen,
;Jnd
Llsa
'J
Thanks
for giv
ing
m
tt
the best times ()(
my
!!Tel
The one
thing t
hat
keeps me
going is
k!iowin!J
thete will
;be ma
ny
m
ote "crazy" times to come!
1'11
Love
you g
u
ys
fo
rever,. t>onna
•Cliff
y
, Y
ou are
a
·
great person aml
a
·
W(}nderful
friend
.
T
h
e
words
,
Thank
Ym1
~
don
'
t seem
like
enoug
h
w
h
en
compared
to
all
the tbingsyou have
done
fo
r
m
e: LfJVe Kell. P.S
'.
J
sttll owe y()u a
movie
;
• And
y
,
W
e haven't known each other as
long
as
other
fri
e
n
ds, but time d()esn't matter
1
gv.ess,
Reme
mb
er
that real friends-hips d<>n't
stop
at
gradu
ati
o
n,
and
miles
are no barrier to any
I
frien
d
shi
p
s.
Love
,
Joanne
*Edd
ie
,
M
y
l:,rothar;
my
heart.
I
m«y
not say it,
but I
th
in
k
you are the world. I htve being your
sister
I l
o
v
e b¢ing your friend. I love
you,
Sandy
*Don
na,
J
oanne, Kris, Lisa
,
Sue- Tlranks guys
for
.th
e
b
e
st four years
of my life!
We've been
•
tbrou
g
h
s
o
much together-always
.
remember the
great
ti
m
e
s.
l
know
J
will never forget them.
1
love
y
ou
g
uys!, Amy
•Lau
r
a,
I'
m
so glad we worked together on the
•
same
s
ta
f
f,
1
will never forget those strange wri-te
J
ups o
r
a
ll
the fun we
had
on and
vffd
·
u.ty.
Butsa
Baby
!
Lo
v
e
Kelly
.
*To
m
&
S
tacy,
We'J<:c
shared so many moments
that
i
t's
h
ard to single out Just one
or
two .. •
.
Laug
hte
r
and tears, the sorrow of death, and the
joy o
f
b
ir
t
h
.
In a way we always hoped we
l
d be
right
up
t
here bcsldc
y.011
bttdecked
in
cap and
gown
.
A
l
t
hough we can
.
't, know that
OUT
nopes
ancf
d
rea
m
s
are
with you and tha
·
t we :have trea-
sured
ou
r
time together and wiJJ remember you
the r
e
st
o
f
our days
....
And these places have
their
mo
m
eats
with
,
lovers and friends,
l
still
can
recall
.
S
o
m
e are dead
and
some arc Jiving
lo
my
life
I'
ve
lo
v
ed them all.
The
Beat/es
.
Love Wea~
dy
a
n
d
E
d
*Mo
m
&.
Dad,
What
can
I
say
. . ,
I
never
could
have
don
e
it
without you, Your unwavetlnglove
and
s
up
p
o
rt has gotten me throu.!Jh all those
tough
ti
m
es, Thank you for eve
r
yth
i
ng_
.
I love
You b
oth
.
God bless you. Love, S1n1dy
•Gee
k,
J
want some mca
.
t .tortellini with sauce.
But I
w
ill
settle for a bot.tle of vodka.
,
some sun,
and
h
an
g
fog out at South
docks
with a
.
friend.
Than
ks
fo
r
everything.
L()Ve ya
,
Kc11Jt
•Kri
s
tin-
I'
m
glad you
.
came a.lid joined
ps
.
We've
h11d o
ne
g
r
eat time after an
.
c,ther
f
Valerie. What a
I
qllick
fo
u
r years. It
'
s been the bes
.
t with on:zy
1110
re
go
o
d
times
to come. I'll miss you so much!
Love
Je
n
nifer
•Kell
y,
I
hope
life
will treat you kind, and I hope
that
you h11vc all
that
you
ever dr:eamed
of.
I
do
wish
fey and
1
wish you happiness
.
Good-byt:,
good
luck.
.
Th'IJnk you Kelly
, Yf).
u'te
the
best!
Love Sandy P.S
.
Nice yearboak
.t
•v.iL
Vindy ruled Orcgozy.
f
Jqveya, Grt,ssmole!
Kris,
You're
A
wesomc, Doc,fus/
fllud
you Joined
us,
Wowflee
Lee
avd Dukester, Marist wouldn't
have been special without you.
My
fa vc,rite
BT'ookl)'Jl
guy, You know you
'li
always b¢ specfal
to
me
.
•June
,
It
began in
J'().7
,
but
it c/(>C$1
't
end
here
.
We have come
a
Joog
w11y together
..
You
~
re
my
beS't
friend
miester
:
I
Jove
ya,
Ernie. Thanks
fM
e'Verything. We made it! Love Always,
Jude
-Congratulations Denise. Good Luck in your
ca
-
reer choice in the future, Love AJJthoJJy
.&
Amy
•Thi'$
neighbor tb:ing went
wa
y
out
of control
;
but it was a whole Jot of fun.
living
next door
tv
you
,
We wish you guys all the best.
Next
year
won't
be
the
same without
ymi.
Love thecirls at
77!!!
•1
dos
'
tknow
where
this
toad
it g,oiRg to lead
;
All
l
know
is
where
w.e've
been an.cJ
what
we've
been through.
ff
we
get to
see tomorrow,
I
II.ope
lt's worth allthe wait. It's so hard to
s-ay
g0adbye
ta
yest-erday.
·
•:ro
A-6,
You
/WYS
are,
the
best housemates any
ffU,Y
could have. It's been real.
And
remember
,
even
i
F
you re
starving don't eat
the
Jast piece
of
cake.
'Thanks for everything Mc,m
& Dad.
l
appreci-
ate
aH you've
done and you've g/ven
me,
more
than
you 'I/ever know.
I
Jove
you
both with
al1
my
heart. Guess who's coming home to the Connect~
i
c
ut cushion! You're not clueless!
•Amy;
J)Qnna, Joanne, Kristen
,
&
Lisa
,
Yon
guys have been -thcr:e
for
me
for
tour years.
Thanks tbr
all tfie
good times.
I
would never
exchange our friendships for anything. Always
keep in touch! Love Susan
•ro
the guys at tbe
Asylum and
the girls in
0-2
,
Good Ju.ck in life
.
May
you all
be
ve
r
y happy
.
Remember al/the great
times
w1i've had.
J'Jl
miss
you
all.
Bob-
I Love
You!
Congratulations Ev•
ety(J11e!
•Elena, D>ngratulations
on
a
good job. May
your future hold all your wishes
,
Love Mom,
Dad,
&
Tony
.
•
Dear Brian, Bet you thought
it
would
be
a piece
otcake ... you ha
c.
ve made us very proud, now it's
time to follow your dreams-make a difference
,
We love
you, Mom
&
Dad




















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Bitl
.ll';ntkma.n,
Mlcbellt:
Etfwards;
Kelly
Lacan..
&ib Lym;J,,,, Matt fti!Mtin., J,ea..11.ette MNvin. Pam Ptlr:c~ Mike
Ra~ia,
W~J
Traek
Team,
.
M;;.tt MIIJ'phy, R, Allan
Sel:i:11,,,,,,; COllra;s,y of
Dan
Salli van
&
Athletic Office, Larry Abrams;
Cmirtasy
of Ann W111/ii:Jd
&
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Heallt:J', Paul
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Ped.to
Pere~
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Scaff;
Amy
Cairo. Joanttc
Coluacic,,
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Jrmna
Hall.
Kristin
Limautt1,
BromJa Long,
S!lndra.
MartJ!f,
Maniqa(}
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Stclanw
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C
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Lagan
Tiu
:
lf)fi:1
RBY:NARD
is linaliy
Plli.sbed
,
Putting
his book wge.tlu:r
ue
r:a
m
e;
ra fmpQrt:a,alpart
,
ofmySenittr
y,ear.
ll
was itotan
imsy
task,
ra
ther
,
lt
took up most of my .tbnc; a:n:d lx:r:amc a J'TJJljor
priority
in
my
li
f
e.
H
t'iwcver,
l dirl not
put
th.is
book l!.!&etbii:r alone
,.
I had
st'/1'J1Jt
.
ri:
mat
ktt
bfc people $urmunrlitig
me:
tb.toaglrout
tlie year
.
Som.tJ
of
th
ese
p
eople
worke.d
on
tlie
book with mil\
others
rmro'1rag,e:d
a.ad
re
ass
u
red
m~ wbue otherS 111$pired me.,
B
o
b
L
y
nell~
You a.re
t:mJy
th
.
e gTMteNI ~tor
allyo:mi
Cllllld ask
fot,
'f
lt
a
n
k
Jff)II
far
J'f)Ut
support~
acnw111:~ent,
a11d knowled;ge
,
Yaa:r
jo
b is
a
fluu1kJw job fro;n m:wy,
but
11at
from me; Yoo have t.o.t1cneJJ
~
o
ma
11y
s.tu.dests fires hue. and
it
makt:i$ a
dffferencc
.
I am
truly
a
.
b
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tt~r
jJ.
(!f${)JJ
liJr knowing
you
.
'9'
2 R
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Y
NARD Staff• Yoo did
ct1
great job al1d this book
prov'(!$
,
it.
E
ach
01
e
Q/yo». liave
c11111c
together
with
a gn:at
taJe:nt
and
ci'e/Jtlrre-
n
e
ss t
o
fortn
a
sensa,
.
tf{)f18l
book .
.
The batd w-0rk dues
pay
off.
The 192
R
EV
N
AJUJ
Staff
pltmtcd lh.e
seed
of a new tradition. at>W
ft
ls
time
f
a
r
tlm
rllhJnlYJfl
ital(
to JM
it
lJfOW 4FJJ nwtute. :Ktl!p the
RBY~
N
AR
I'J
11,live
t11iJd
ot:rer
lei
it
di.~,
.
a11d
in
the 1md
it
vn11 endure
•
.
Y()u
(;!f/;
ll
d
o
it.
1 have faith
11(}
Jrt
asd 111 you .
.
A
t
tivi
ti
.
es Off'tee Workm-Tba.ti:k
you for
ptJttlng
rrp
with
mrt
,
Md
ta
kin
g
iritemt
m
the ~lfYNAR.
'
ll
l'
o
M
y
Profess'()tS•
Mp .success ln tlte :real worlrJ is a. cr,edit to Yli'ilr
te.
a
ch
fn
g
•••
w
far sa tJOOd. I
will
mJss
your saidan~ and
wi11
m,vcr
to
ri.e
t
what
you
have tau'l}bt
me
.
.
'f
a
My
Friends.•
Yoll
made
m.y
r;:(}1}cg11
!Jfa
wortliwhllth Tiumk
yaa far
a
JJ
th
e
good ti'nres aJ!UI belpJog me: through the bad times
,
I will never
fa
rce
.r
aity
.
of
,1<>u ar
all those times
wci
shared
together
.
·
B
e
.
th
&
Mool4u►My.
best
c<>fJeg.e buddies
.
I
wilt
miss ,rnu
tw<>
mttSt of
a
J
L
lJ.
o:f
h
•
Of
you.
have don:e so :much
fQt
me. Yau .stuck
by me tlrra1Jgk
th
ose
r
eally bombfu
tz'.rm,»
aJJd
Wt:(¢
atw~s
apart
fJf
my good times
.
It
is
am
a:z.,ng
haw
magychanges
we w:ent
tkrwgb
amt
stfll,
thl'o.ugh
it
a
ll
~ 1
e.an
call
el:W.h
of
you
a
best
friend,
I lave you both.
G
i
uli
11
..
M.r.bcst
lncnd for file.
.we
cow
have matk
it
throµgb faur
fe
ar
s
afro:11~, Jim
beginniJJ8
to
think
n are
iRti'estnw.tabirf.
Yot.1
have
1m
uncaony
W'lY
of doing or ~ g
$f)J11t:tflln&
that
makes
me
laugft and
smile
for
diys.
TQ
tb"fs
da.
y
1 w;7Jnever
ft>t:IJ.el.
the
time
when
yaa
did
a wrap-around an
,
t.be
U11Cven
bars
v.11i:ntwtio1111f}y,
or
wlum
you
.
grJlSpcd onto
tl1e beam
wlrf:ll ,you fell am/ tbe wam
was
tW:1,y
faM
feet
tram the gr®nd. Ac.aiu,
:lmmk,s fot keeping me la.ugblng whr:m
1n$lde I miBkt have felt JJh
crying.
You e.re a greatpe:rscn,
l
lave:
ya.
Colleen, Erin,
&
Kerry-TIJalik 100
t«
]1lrliing up with me
.
Evrm
thao,fh 1
t1ray
Mt:
w
·
physiaaJJy thete fot
J'f)u,
rem.cmbit
1 am
ovly
a
pbone caJJ
away. Thanks far bellfQ
my
1isters;
J tavft
yoa.
Mom
&
Dad-
l
krmw
l
have
bcct1
cliffiault at ti'rnes,
tlia:ok
you
fi:J:r
11ttd'(ff$:ta11ditlf!
<Jt
t1yl
,
ng
t()
u11derstaad
mu
.
Thank you for s0:ppo:rting
me tbr011,gb
tin>
la.st lmtr
years in
azu, decfsfoJt I have .made
,
Wit,lr
ya
.
u
.
r
support
I have lcJU'JJ:ed
to always
do what
iN
rlg;ht and nlJt gMag
111
to.
s.omcthmg because others
!11$y
(lfssgrcc ibr what
J
stand
tw.
1n the
end I am dte only one lb.at JiastoJook
Jt,tmyselfin
tire mirrura»d Jivc
with
wltat
I
SJ:fl
•••
thanks. far helping me like what
1
sec. You have
taught me to b'd:u:v.e
ir,
·
myself
and oover under~cstlmate my capa.bJJi-
tic.s,
I love. YtJU both and 1 hape 1 JNvc mad'tt you
proud
.
'Ebe Clasi
ol
1992~1 ca11
1Jooc1i~¥
say I am gradaa,ting with tb't: bes
•
t
class.
that
ka:s
IMtT C<WC
11:Ut
of
Mtt.ri&I.
College; Qoo.d
luck
to
}'OU
a)/;
We
ca.11
ma"
a
dilfwM<:c.
Somewhere 1
ha;v.e
read
this
,
tfilot~
by
Ma,t
TwaJ'11, "1b
111.~
tif'drtt
wtrtcr,
in time,
becmnc
a waJtderfq,f bvok. Andlt
,
was
not a book
.
to~
road
.
<mw and thrown
asfde,
lot
it
had
l¾.
niifW
story
tc t~/1 every day
.
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This book
yOD llllw bold
in
y.our kaJ1ds
et111tains
nut onor
a
year of
photos
;
it
Cimtaina
k>ur
years
of
WCJl1(1rics
.
It
Marist
CQ/1egc
.
Thi$
bMk
is
a
"retnimlcr bo4k': i:n
thAt,
wJr.e_n ever you <>p,cn
ft
J
hnp.e
ft
wiJ1
.
rettii,;t.i you .al ell those f(md memn,J'es 100
expericncerl wkilc
at
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Tears
Of
&ying
farewell . . .
We Will Awaken To Find
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