.
As I fall into the dark corridors of my mind,
I see the shadowy faces of my past fleeting by.




-·
_J



Faces that once closely watched in wonder the
passing of life.



Faces once so oblivious to the rushing flow
of time.



Sometimes confident, sometimes troubled,
But always finding laughter in joys only
youth can see.







Faces untouched by the lines of care or the furrows of sorrow









Faces that I once knew too well -
Now only a shadow in the flickering light of my m
.
emories.
Jim
Croteau
June, 1968























ACADEMIC VICE-PRESIDENT
Edward L. Cashin, F.M.S.
B.A., Marist College
M.A.,
Ph.D.,
Fordham University
24
PRESIDENT
OF
MARIST COLLEGE
Linus R. Foy, F.M.S.
B.A., Marist College
M.S., St. John's University
Ph.D.,
New York University





John
L.
O'Shea, F.M.S.
Dean of Studies
B.S., M.A., Fordham University
John Schroeder
Dean, Evening Division
B.S., M.A., Ed.D., Columbia University
Professional Diploma in English,
Columbia University
Thomas W. Wade
Dean of tudents
B.S., Manhattan College
M.S., Hofstr University
25











26
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
H
arold
D. Spencer
,
the
Chairman of
the
Marist
Co
ll
ege
Board
of
Trustees
,
presides
over
a
me
e
ting h
e
ld in
Greystone
in late
Ma
y
.
Members
of
the student body and the faculty
dined with the Board
.
Facing the camera is
Dr.
John
J. McMullen
,
Dr. Milton Teich-
man, and Peter Petrocelli
.
During their break for dinner
,
the Board
is
"
treate,
to dinner in the
cafeter
i
a
.
Waiting
on
line here
a
pictured (left to right) Joseph D. Edwards
,
Harold I
Spencer
and
John A
.
Roosevelt.
Following dinner, the
Board
of Trustees reconvene,
to
continue with the decision-making
which
decide
the
future direction
of
M
.O
.
T.H.
I.









N'.iilus Donnelly, F.M.S.
Director
of
Construction
Director
of
the
Computer
Center
John W. Magan, SJ., M.A., S.T.L.
Resident Advisor
Adrian N. Perreault,
F.M.S.
Director of the Library
B.S.,
Fordham University
M.L.~., St. John's University
Joseph M. McGrath, F.M.S.
Computer Technologist
) .
.,
27




Mrs. Elizabeth S. O'Brien
Recorder
John
J.
Dougherty
Developement Director
Anthony V. Campilii
Business Manager
Hirsche} Mortensen
Registrar
David M.
Flynn
Director
of
Admiss




Miss Mary Travis
Secretary to the President
Raymond Seaman
Director of the Campus Post Office
Vallieres Tarcissius, F.M.S.
Director
of the Marist Press
Helen M. O'Connor, R.N.
Campus Nurse
t









Tina
M.
Gioielli
Lecturer in Italian
B.A.,
Vassar College
Certificate, U. of Florence, Italy
Maurice G. Bibeau, F.M.S.
Instructor in Spanish
B.A.,
Marist College
M.A.
,
St.
John's University








Richard LaPietra, F.M.S.
Associate Professor of
Chemistry
B.A., Marist College
Ph.D., Catholic University
Robert E. Rehwoldt
Assistant Professor of
Chemistry
B.S., Queens College
M.S., Ph.D., Lehigh University
Florence S. Tabor
Adjunct Professor of Chemistry
B.S., Skidmore College
M
.
S., New York University
Ph.D
.
, Pennsylvania State
University
ENT
""',,
-
H. Marjorie Crawf<
";.\djJ.t,t:i,Ct
Professor of
Ch
A.B.S
.
,
iami Universit
M.S
.
, Iow
a·
state Univ
Ph
.
D
.
, University
;;
f'MiJ












PHYSICS DEPARTMENl;
Joseph Marchessault, F.M.S.
Associate Professor of Physics
B.A.,
Marist
College
Ph.D., Catholic
University
Connor Haugh
Lecturer
in £1:!ysics
B.S.,
University of
Notre Drune
M.S., Ph.D.,
University of
Illinois
.Helmy
H. El~
.
!rerif
Lectu
er:
1n Physics
.S
~
.E., Ain Shams
University
M.Sc., Ph.D.E.E., Michigan
State
University
Paul
Teichman
Assistant Professor
of
Physics
B.S.,
City College of
New
York
M.S.,
Rutgers
University
Brian
H.
Desilets, F.M.S.
Associate Profes
s
or of Physics
B.A., Marist College
M.A., St. John'
s
University
M.S., New York University
Ph.D., Catholic University
H.
Frederick Koehler
Lecturer in Physics
B.S
.
, U.S. Military Academy
M.S
.
E
.
E., Syracuse University
33













SINESS DEPARTMENT
John C. Kelly
Assistant
Professor
of
Economics
B.S
.
S
.
,
Fairfield University
M
.
A.,
Boston College
John
J
.
Gr
i
ffin
Assistant Professor
ofB
s
iness
A.B., St. Peter's Coll
e
ge
M.B.A., New York Univ
e
rsity
.,
Edward F. Gerish
Adjunct
Professor of Business
B.A.,
M.A.,
Ohio
State
University
M.B.A., Harvard
Graduate
School
of
Business
Cornelius Russell, F.M.S.
Controller of Marist College
Assistant Professor of
Business
B.A., Marist College
M.A., Columbia University
Fred Van Tassell
,
Instructor
in
Business
B.S
.
, M.S., S.U.N.Y.
at AJ.











BIOLOGY DEPARTMENT
Daniel
J.
Bean
Assistant
Professor of
Biology
B.A.,
M.S., University of
Vermont
Hugh Turley, F
.
M.S
.
Assistant
Professor
of Biology
B.A., Marist College
M.S
.
, Fordham University
Ph.D., Catholic University
George B
.
Hooper
Professor of Biology
B
.
S
.
, Seton Hall College
A.M., Ph
.
D., Princeton
University
ART DEPARTMENT
CQJnments on a
piei:t
of artworL:





George
J
.
Sommer
Associate Professor of English
A.B
.
, Manhattan College
A.M., New York University
Ph.D., Fordham University
Marie Tarver
Milton Teichman
Associate Professor of English
B.A., Brooklyn College
M.A., Duke University
Ph.D., University of Chicago
Rev. Wilfrid Duffy, S.M.
Assistant Chaplain
Assistant Professor of English
B.A., M.A., Cambridge,
England






Cyprian Lamar Rowe, F.M.S.
Instructor in English
B.A
.
, Marist College
M.A., Hunter College
Robert P. Lewis
Assistant
Professor of English
B.A.,
Manhattan College
M.A., Columbia University
Stephen Luke Cox, F.M.S.
Instructor in English
B.A., Marist College
M.A., Hunter College
Robert C. Norman
Assistant Professor of English
B.A., St. Bonaventure
University
M.S., Syracuse University
M.A., Manhattan College
Edward P. Waters
Assistant Professor of English
B.A., University of Vermont
M.A., New York University
37











Bernard Flood,
F.M
.
S
.
Director of Teacher Education
B.S.
in Ed., Fordham
University
B.A., Columbia University
Willard McNary
Lecturer in Music
B.S., S.U.N.Y. Teacher:
College, Potsdam
M.S., S.U.N.Y.
Teacher
College, Albany
DEPARTMENT
OF CLASSICAL LANGUAGES
Joseph Robert Leclerc,
F
.
M
.
S.
Adjunct Professor of Latin
B.S., M.A.,
Fordham
University
Thomas Maestro,
F.M.S.
Assistant Professor
of
Classical Languages
B.A., Instituto Nacional Burgos
M.A.,
Universidad Central
Madrid
M.N
.
,
Escuela Normal
Pamplona
















Meetthe
construction gang
of Marist
:
College
They are building Marist College with their
own hands-for the chance to build men
with their own minds.
These dedicated Marist Brothers started a brick-
by-brick success story at Mari st College long before
the first student sweated an exam in
1957.
Design-
ing, mixing, hoisting, painting-supplying the muscle
as well as the money-they built Marist College.
First grew the Gymnasium-Auditorium in
1949
with a saving of
$124,000
in costs. Next, the do-it-
yourselfers sliced
$142,000
from the cost of the
campus chapel. Soon after came the dormitory, ad-
ministration building, student lounge, classroom
and library building.
By
1960
the Brothers had
completed six maj<
construction projects for
$1,345,000
-
saving th
school
$1,709,000
in costs. Now
they've got a ter
year expansion plan in the works,
and they nee
your financial help.
Why do they do it?
One reason-to teach. They offer
a challenge
an
an opportunity for
intellectual, social, moral,
an
physical improvement.
Twelve hundred students
take up this challeng
every year to reach their fullest
potential in bo1
their public and private lives.
This is the real labor of Marist
College,
the
builc
ing of men.
U-1- ••-
I, ___
1.. ••
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U.I\Dl~T
r.n,
I
a:r.a:
Pri11r1hlrAAnt::iA NAW
Vnrk










PSYCHOLOGY DEP~RTMENT
Richard Rancourt, F
.M.S.
Assistant Professor of Philosophy
B.A., Marist College
M.A.,
Fordham University
D
.
A. Drennen
Professor of Philosophy
B.A., M.A.,
Ph.D
.
,
Fordham
University
Thomas
W.
Casey
Assistant Professor of Philosoi
B.A., Oblate Seminary, Pine
H
M.A.,
Fordham University




Martin
P.
Murphy, F.M.S.
Instructor in Philosophy
B.A., Marist College
Halo Benin, F.M.S.
Instructor in Philosophy
Ph,D.,
Licentiate, Lateran University
Kevin Donohue,
F.M.S.
Instructor in Philosophy
B.A.,
Marist College
M.A.,
Fordham University














~
,,
DEPARTMENT OF PHiYSICAL EDUCATION
Howard Goldman
Associate Professor of Physical
Education
B.S.Ed
.,
Teachers College at Cortland
M.S.
in P.Ed.,
Doctor
of
P.Ed.,
Indiana University
it
Paul
E.
Arold
Instructoi: in
Phyi,ical Education
B.Ed., PlymouthState College
M
.
S.,
Indiana
University
Ronald
J.
Petro
Instructor in
Physical
Educatio
B.S.,
Manhattan College
M.S.,
Pennsylvania State Universi










PHILOSOPHY DEPARTMENT
Daniel Kirk, F.M.S
.
Professor of Psychology
B.A., Marist College
M.A., Ph.D., St. John's University
Harold Vincent Schmitz
Instructor in Psychology
~-B
~
A., M
.
S.,
St. John's University
·
William R
.
Eidle
Assistant Professor of Psychology
B
.
S., Fordham College
M.A., Ph.D
.
, Fordham University
43











F. Michael Shurkus
,
F.M.S.
Assistant Professor
of Theology
B.A., Marist College
S.R.L., Lateran University,
Rome
John
B.
Normandin
,
F
.
M.S.
Instructor in
Theology
B.A.
,
Marist College
S.R.L., Lateran
University,
Rome
S.T.D., Catholic
University of
America
44
DEPARTME
NT
Rev. Michael Gilleece
Lecturer
in Theology
B.A., St. Joseph's Seminary
S.T.L.
,
S.T.D., Gregorian
University
M
.
A
.
,
New
York
University
Paul K. Hennessy, C.F.C.
Lecturer
in Theology
B.A.
,
Iona College
B.R.S
.
, Licentiate
in
Religious
Sci
e
nce
s,
Pontifical Lateran
University
M
.
A., St. John's University





Rev. Emile R. Guilmette, S.M.
College Chaplain
Instructor in Theology
B.A., Marist College
(Framingham, Mass.)
M.A., Boston College
Martin Lang, F.M.S.
Associate Professor of
Theology
B.A., Marist College
M.A., Ph.D., St. John's
University
Rev.
R.
Rhys Williams
Lecturer in Theology
B.A., Lehigh University
M
.
A., Columbia University
S.T.B., Th.D
.
, The General
Theological Seminary
Stephen
L.
Sullivan, F.M.S.
Instructor in Theology
B.A., Marist College
M
.
A., Catholic University of
America
I,
45

















John G. White
Assistant
Pro
fesso
r
of
Hi
s
tory
A.B.,
B
e
lm
o
nt
Abbey College
M.A.
,
Fordham University
Yuan
C
hun
g Teng
A
ss
i
sta
nt Pro
fessor of
Hi
story
B.A.
,
Taiwan Teachers College
M.A.
,
Bradley University
M.A.
,
Ph.D.
,
G
eorge
t
ow
n
Un
i
vers
it
y
46
Vincent
F.
Kot
sc
har
In
s
truct
or
in G
eogra
ph
y
B.S.
,
M.A.
,
Columb
i
a U
ni
vers
it
y
HISTOR
Y
G
eo
rg
e
H
.
Skau
Assistant
Profe
sso
r
of
Hi
s
tor
y
B
.
S
.
,
M
a
nh
a
tt
a
n Coll
ege
M.A.
,
Niagara University
lpui
s
C.
,Zuccar
e
llo
Instruct
or
in History
B.A.
,
St. J
o
hn
's
College
M.S.
,
M.A., Fordham
University








EPARTMENT
Roscoe Balch
Associate Professor of History
B.B.A., Seattle University
M
.
A., Ph.D., University of
Washington
Vincent Toscano
Assistant Professor of History
B.A., Muhlenberg College
M.A.,
Seton Hall University
Peter O'Keefe
Instructor in History
B.A., St. Mary's College
B.A., Iona College
M.A., Hunter College
..
A7










MATH DEPARTMENT
Robert Vivona
Assistant Professor of Mathematics
B.A.,
Fordham College
M.A.,
Fordham University
William E. Crockett
Lecturer in Mathematics
B.S.Ch.E., M.S.Ch.E.,
Ph.D.,
West
Virginia University
Raymond
J.
Wicks
Instructor in Mathematics
AB.,
Maryknoll Seminary
M.A., Fordham University
I
.






June Tate
Instructor in Mathematics
B.S.M
.
E.
,
Purdue University
David Trunnell
Instructor in Mathematics
A.B., Villa Madonna
M.S.,
Xavier University
Paul C. Cochrane
Instructor in Mathematics
B.S.,
M.S.,
S.U.N.Y. at Albany
49














PAUL ANTHONY
ANDRULONIS
B.A., Biology
MAGNA CUM LAUDE
EMANUEL JOSEPH
KUBAT,
F.M.S.
B.A., Physics
MAGNA CUM LAUDE
l .





BASIL ANTHONY FIORITO,
F.M.S.
B.A
.
, Chemistry
MAGNA CUM LAUDE"






CHARLES FRANCIS
HOWLETT
B.A., History
CUM LAUDE
HERBERT MARION WOLFF
B.A., Mathematics
CUM LAUDE
l ,
DAVID JAMES
SCHOONMAKER
B
.
A., Business
CUM LAUDE






LEO
JOHN
McHUGH
B.A., Mathematics
CUM LAUDE
ALFRED BRINCH NIELSEN
B.A., Chemistry
CUM LAUDE
57



EDWARD MURRAY
WEYANT
B.A., History
CUM LAUDE
RICHARD ALLEN KAROL
B.A
.
, History
CUM LAUDE
LARRY BENNETT
IACOVONE
B.A., Business
CUM LAUDE
MILTON ANTHONY
CHAMBERS
B.A., History










JAMES MARCEL CROTEAU
B.A.
,
English
CUM LAUDE
Pretty Milt!?!
VINCENT JOHN BOCCALINI
B.A
.
, English
CUM LAUDE
..
59













60
F
in
d
out
i
f
yo
u
're
m
an enough
fo
r th
e
P
eace Co
r
ps
.
..
. . eve
n i
f
yo
u
r na
m
e
i
s
Ma
r
y!
1
GERALD LOUIS GRECO
B.A
.,
Bu
s
in
ess
CUM LAUDE
CHRISTOPHER WALLACE
BONNER
B.
A
.
,
P
sycho
l
ogy
CUM LAUDE






ANTHONY THOMAS
UANINO, F.M.S.
B.A., Mathematics
CUM LAUDE
DENNIS JOSEPH GOONAN,
JR.
B.A.
,
History
CUM LAUDE
LAWRENCE HARRINGTON
TRAVERS
B.A., History
CUM LAUDE
JAMES ROBERT YOUNG
B.A
.,
Business
CUM LAUDE







RONALD
ALLEN FIDLER
B.A., History
CUM LAUDE
JOHN ERNEST SCHAEFER
B.A., Business
CUM LAUDE
Mr
.
Campilii said that there were no funds available to furn
the Senior Lounge
,
so the Champagnat Commandos swung i,
action
...
and ...










WILLIAM HOWARD BERLS
B.A
.,
Hist
o
ry
CUM LAUDE
RNTI-IONY
C!iMPll/1
M
[MORJflL
LOUNGE
ROBERT THOMAS SCOTT
B.A
.
, History
CUM LAUDE
EDWARD JOSEPH
MANGANEL
B.A
.,
History
CUM LAUDE
63














JOHN JAMES QUINN, F.M.S.
B
.
A
.
,
Spani
s
h
CUM LAUDE
6
4
PATRICK BERNARD
FORSYTH,
F.M.S.
B
.A .
,
E
n
glish
CUM LAUDE
RONALD JAMES
·
BELCH
B
.
A
.
,
Bu
s
in
ess
CUM LAUDE



















---
·
,
~
=
=~=~=~-
-
------------
-
-
PAUL TIMOTHY DORAN
B.A
.,
Engli
s
h
CUM LAUDE
RICHARD THOMAS KIRBY
B
.
A.,
Bu
siness
CUM LAUDE
ROMUALD
MAGRYTA
B.A
.,
M
athematics
CUM LAUDE
In
dubitably
sexy!?!






ROBERT
AIKIN
B.A., English
WALTER WILLIAM
ARENDT
B.A., English
66
STEVEN JOSEPH ALLEl
B.A., Business









PETER JEROM ARNOLD
B.A., English
DONALD C. BARD, JR.
B.A.,
Biology
WILLIAM
KARL
BALLUFF
B.A., Biology
JAMES MICHAEL BARNES
B
.
A., Business
>.
t.7






DOMINIC JOSEPH BASILIO, JR.
B
.
A
.,
Hi
s
t
ory
JAMES MICHAEL BA YNES
B
.
A., History
MAURICE KEVIN BEARESE
B.A.
,
Mathematics
'·










DOMINICK JOHN
BOLLELLA
B.A .
,
B
io
l
ogy
KEVIN MICHAEL BROGAN,
F.M.S.
B
.A .,
B
iology
JAMES THOMAS BRICE
B.
A.,
Bi
o
l
ogy
JOSEPH STEPHEN BROSNAN
B
.A.,
Hi
sto
r
y





BRENDAN THOMAS BURKE
B.A., English
MICHAEL JOHN BUTLER
B.A., Business
KENNETH JAMES BURKE
B.A.,
English













Oh boy
...
wait
'til
Mom sees how that
Clearisil
worked!!!
JAMES FRANCIS CARD US
B.A
.
,
Psychology
JAMES MICHAEL
CABALLERO
B.A
.,
English
JOHN STANLEY CAREY
B.A
.,
Business







LAWRENCE PATRICK CARR
B.A.,
Psychology
RICHARD JOSEPH CELMER
B.A., Business
JAMES PATRICK
CAULDWELL
B
.
A.,
History
ALBERT ANTHONY
CERILLI, JR.
B.A., Business
73






JOSEPH ANTHONY
CHEREPOWICH
B.A., Business
FREDERICK AUGUSTUS
CLARK
B.A.,
Mathematics
GABRIEL JOSEPH CICA
B.A.,
History
WILLIAM NEIL CLOONAN
B.A., Business
I .






CLINTON ALLEN COBB,
F.M.S.
B.A.,
Biology
PATRICK AUGUSTIN
COFFEY
B.A., Business
ROBERT VINCENT CONDON
B.A., Business
75
>.






RAFFAELE COSENTINO
B.A., Biology
JAMES FRANCIS COSTA
B.A., Mathematics
RAYMOND ROBERT
CUTTEN, JR.
B.A., Mathematics
>.





JOHN CHARLES DALY
B.A., History
PAUL CHARLES D'ASCOLI
B.A., History
RICHARD DANOWSKI
B.A., Mathematics
ROBERT JOSEPH D'ERRICO
B.A., History
77






,
CARL PETER DiCESARE, JR.
B.A,
,
Business
CHARLES ANGELO
DiSOGRA, JR.
BA,, Biology
KENNETH DILLON
B,A,, Chemistry




ANDREW PETER DROZD
B.A.,
Business
FRANCIS
XAVIER EGAN
B.A.,
Biology
ARTHUR JEROME DUANE
B.A.,
History
KENNETH JOSEPH FALCI
B.A.,
Chemistry
L







ROBERT PETER FALISEY
B
.
A
.,
History
GEORGE N. FERGUSON
B.A
.,
Business
DOMINICK DANIEL
FAVATA
B.A., Economics
L
WILLIAM CHAMBERS
FINNEY
B.A., History
•





THOMAS MICHAEL
FINNICAN
B.A.
,
History
TIMOTHY JOSEPH
FITZGERALD
B.A
.,
Bu
s
iness
DAVID LAWRENCE FISH
B.A.
,
Busin
ess







JOHN
GEORGE FLOOD
B.A
.,
Business
EUGENE
MATTHEW FREIN
B.A
.
, History
JOHN FRANCIS FORBES
B.A., Business
EDWARD HUGH GARDNER
B.A
.,
English
I.





JOHN THOMAS GOEGEL
B.A., Business
JOSEPH JOHN GARLAN
B.A., Business
GEORGE EDWARD
GORDON
B.A., Business
..







GEORGE GREGORY
GREENE
B.A., Business
WILLIAM STEPHEN GOULD
B.A., Mathematics
RICHARD DAVID
GUGLIELMO
B.A., Business













MARTIN THOMAS
HAGGERTY
B.A
.
, Mathfmatic
s
EDWARD FRANCIS
HANRAHAN
B
.
A
.,
Bu
s
in
ess
THOMAS WILLIAM
HAGGERTY
B.A., History
EDWARD FRANCIS
HANRAHAN
, J
R.
,
B
.A.,
B
usiness
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PETER EDWARD HAYDEN
B.A., Business
WILLIAM JOSEPH HEAP
B.A., English
l .
PETER EDWARD
HEIDENREICH
B.A., Mathematics






FRANCIS
C.
HEMPTON
B.A.,
Chemistry
ROBERT HERMAN HEROLD
B.A., Mathematics
DAVID FRANCIS HERBERT
B.A., Business
WILLIAM FREDERICK
HEUER III
B.A., Business
I.
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PAUL CHARLES HICKEY
B.A., History
EDWARD RAYMOND HOGG
B.A
.
,
Business
The youth of America
. . .
the hope
of
the nation
.
.
.
and Squatty-Body!!!
JOHN FRANCIS
HOLLINGSWORTH
B.A., Mathematics







FLOYD TIMOTHY HOLT
.,
B.A., Physics
PETER IDEMA III
B.A., Business
JOHN ROBERT IANELLI
B.A., Business
ARTHUR GEORGE JAEGER
B.A
.
, Business
89







on
ROBERT ANTHONY JAKOB
B.A.,
Biology
JEFFREY JOHN KEGLER
B.A., Business
WILLIAM
CRANE
KARL,
JR.
B.A., History
Super-collegiate!?!








JOHN RAYMOND KELLY,
F.M.S.
B.A., English
WARREN CARL
KOEBLER
B.A
.
, Business
GEORGE BURTON KINNEY
B.A., Business
NORMAN EDWARD
KOWALIK
B.A
.
, History
.
.
91







BURTON THOMAS KOZA
B
.
A
.,
Hi
s
t
ory
WILLIAM PATRICK
KUFFNER
B.A.
,
Hi
s
t
ory
DANIEL PAUL KUFFNER
B
.A
.
,
Hi
sto
r
y
RONALD BRUCE LaSUSA
B
.A
.
,
E
n
g
li
s
h









MICHAEL PETER
McDONALD
B
.A.,
English
KEVIN PETER
McINTOSH
B.A., History
GEORGE PATRICK
McGRATH
B
.
A.
,
History
GEORGE EDWARD McKEE
B.A., History







PATRICK FRANCIS
MANNING
B.A., Business
JOHN HENRY MILLER
B
.
A
.
, Business
CHARLES BERNARD
MILLIGAN, JR.
B.A
.
, Mathematics












"Skoo
ter
"
Morrell attempts
a
semblance
of
a whee
lie
on his
big
100
cc.
Duc
a
ti
.
JAMES THOMAS
MORRISON, JR.
B.A.,
History
ANTHONY RAYMOND
MORRELL
B.A
.,
English
WILLIAM ANTHONY
MORSE
B.A., History







LASZLO FELSOBUKI NAGY
B
.
A., Business
MICHAEL WILLIAM
NASH
B.A., History
JOSEPH ANTHONY NAPOLI
B.A., Business
ROBERT FRANCIS NEWELL
B.A., Business
97











ROBERT MATTHEW
NEWMAN
B.A
.
, Business
I've got an executive from G
.
E. coming in to speak to the Seniors
on Mo
n
day
,
the Vice
-
President of l.B.M. on Tuesday, the super-
visor of the Poughkeepsie Sanitation Department on Wednes-
day
,
and
...
THOMAS NOLAN, F.M.S.
B.A
.
,
Biology
JOSEPH GRAB O'CONNELJ
B.A.,
History
L














Man, do the
s
e final
s
poop m
e
out .
..
up late
e
ve
r
y n
i
g
h
t wit
h m
y
fellow classm
a
tes
... !
? !
EDWIN
O
'REILLY
B
.
A.,
English
MICHAEL THOMAS
O'CONNOR
B.A
.,
En
g
li
s
h
SALVATORE JOHN
PANAGIA
B.A
.
,
H
is
t
ory
99


PETER LOUIS PASSERO
B.A., Biology
PAUL FRANCIS PERRY
B.A., French
JEROME WALTER
PATCHEN
B.A., English
WILLIAM MICHAEL PETER
B.A., Mathematics







THOMAS PETER PETITTE,
F.M.S.
B.A., English
I'
PETER ANTHONY
PETROCELLI
B.A
.
, History
STUART PETER PLANTE
B.A
.
, History
..






GEORGE FRANCIS
PROBOLUS
B.A., Physics
WALTER JOSEPH RAKOW, JR.
B.A., Business
SALVATORE VINCENT
RAINIER!
B.A.,
Chemistry
PETER SAMUEL RAMUNO,
J
B.A.
,
History





KENNETH ALBERT
REALANDER
B.A., Business
JOHN PAUL REILLY
B.A
.
, English
THOMAS MICHAEL
REICHERT
B.A.,
History



PAUL XAVIER RINN
B.A., History
JOHNTHOMASROVEGNO
B
.
A
.
, History
JOHN EDWARD ROCHE
B.A., Business
RICHARD ROWAN
B.A., History







Golly-gee-whiz, Mrs. Fisher
. . .
I really can use the
A
...
but for my drop-cloth?!?
MICHAEL JOSEPH RY AN
B.A., Business
STEPHEN JAMES
RUTKOWSKI
B.A., English
JAMES JOSEPH SACKAL
B.A., History
105














MICHAEL JOSEPH
SANTIMAURO
B
.A.,
Hi
s
tory
The
sad
r
i
d
e
down to
see
the
M
a
ri
s
t Viking
s
face
t
he
Manhattan
Jas
p
ers a
t their
Hom
e-
comi
n
g
. . . the ride
h
o
m
e
wa j
u
s
t
as
fe
s-
tive
..
.
th
e
Hom
eco
ming
wa
n
'
t!
!!
HENRY JOSEPH SAWICKI,
F.M.S.
B.
A .,
Bi
o
l
ogy
JOSEPH
PATRICK
SCANLON,
F.M
.
S.
B
.A.,
History


RICHARD WILLIAM
SCHNEIDER
B.A., History
THOMAS EDWIN SCOTT
B.A., English
LEWIS TERRY
SCHOLEFIELD
B.A., Psychology
GEORGE SEARLES
B.A ., English



PAUL FRANCIS SICILIA
B.A., History
TIMOTHY PATRICK
SLATTERY
B.A., English
JOANNES WILHELMUS
SIEVERDING
B.A.
,
Biology
CHARLES ALAN SMITH,
F.M.S.
B.A., English



JOHN PATRICK SMITH
B
.
A.
,
History
THOMAS JOSEPH SPRATT
B.A
.
, Business
JOHN PAUL SORACCO
B.A., Psychology








RICHARD HENRY
STAUDT
B.A., Biology
BART WILLIAM TAGUE
B.A.
,
Chemistry
JOHN
JAMES STRITZL
B
.
A., English
CHRIS MICHAEL TASEVOLI
B.A
.
, Physics
,.




DA YID JOSEPH THOMPSON III
B.A., History
Karl returns from a trip (to the Vassar library, of course).
MICHAEL CHARLES TOBIN
B.A., Business
KARL FRANCIS TREMMEL
B.A., History
,.





WILLIAM PATRICK TRUNK
B.A
.
, History
FRANK ALBERT
TRUMBOUR
B.A., Business
FRANCIS ROBERT
TYBURSKI
B.A., Psychology






PETER GEORGE VAL
B.A., English
JOSEPH WALSH
B.A., Business
JOHN RICHARD WALKER
B.A., Business
DONALD HUDSON WALTER
B.A., Physics
I
.






JOHN DeLAND WERENKO
B.A.
,
English
BARRY JOHN WILKINS
B.A
.
, Business
EDWARD GEORGE
WILBECK
B
.
A
.
, English
MICHAEL DELOSS
WILLIAMS
B.A., English





DAVID LESTER WOOD
B.A., Business
JAMES PETER ZOELLER
B.A.
,
Business
JAMES ANGELO ZAMMILLO
B.A.
,
Mathematics
Collusion?!?











116
CATHERINE MARION GUZI
B
.A
.
, E
n
g
li
sh
CUM LAUDE
RAINER WILLIGIS MERKT
B.
A.
,
Bu
s
i
ness
CUM LAUDE
EVENING
'
FRED GARDNER
HAMILTON
B.A
.,
Mathematics
CUMLAUDE
l







RICHARD CARMELO
AMODEO
B.A., Business
ROBERT WILLIAM
,
CALLAGHAN
B.A., Business
THOMAS MARTIN BURNS
B.A., Business
..
117










VINCENT LEROY CAREY
B.A.
,
Physics
118
DINO
CASCIOLA
B
.
A.
,
Business
EDWARD JAMES CODY
B.A
.
,
Business
I.







JAMES MICHAEL DRAKE
B.A., Chemistry
JOHN ENOS DALY
B.A., Business
JOHN J. DWORAK
B
.
A
.
, History
..
119




JOSEPH THEODORE FOLEY
B.A., English
CONRAD IAN REISMAN
B.A., Mathematics
FLOYD GRANT
B.A., Physics









EDWARD ARTHUR
HENSTEBECK
B
.
A., History
PHILIP EDWARD PENSIERO
B.A., Business
CHARLES NORMAN
PATTERSON
B.A.
,
Physics
,
.







122
ROBERT FRANCIS
PETROLINO
B.A., English
Get that dam camera out of here
so
I can eat my meal.
IRVING GERALD ROTH
B.A., Physics
I.







DAVID RICHARD SNOW
B.A.
,
Business
THOMAS AHEARN
WATTERS
B.A.,
Mathematics
DOROTHY KONDASH
WILLIS
B.A.
,
History
123






















STU
DENT G
OVERNMENT
While the driving thirst
for
"s
tud
e
nt pow
e
r
"
drove other
colleges to
violenc
e a
nd
s
tri
fe,
th
e
Student Government
at Marist managed
t
o
avoid all th
e e
motionalism of
the
quest
and earn a
respected
voic
e
in the administration of
college affair
s.
Largely
through the wi
se
l
ea
der
s
hip of
Student
Council
President Joe Bro
s
n
a
n,
the students found
that
the easiest
way
to be
granted
power
is to
prove that
you are capable
of handling it. And
so, taking one
s
tep
at a
time
,
the Stu-
Bob
Aikin (left
) s
erved
as
the Se
c
ret
a
r
y
-G
e
neral
of the
S
tuden
t
Government
,
keeping record
s co
nc
e
rnin
g
all function
s o
f th
e
Cou
n
cil
,
the Judiciary
,
the
Attorne
y-
G
e
n
e
ral
,
and th
e
club
s c
h
a
rt
-
·
ered
under the
C
ouncil.
Tim
Slatt
e
r
y (
right
) s
erved
as
th
e
At
-
torney
-
General.
dent Government gained
a strong
voice in academic affair
s,
students were
s
eated on the
college Budget Committe
e,
and
the
faculty and administration
came to hold a vacil
-
lating respect
for
s
tudent requests
and
Student Govern-
ment
assertions.
It is hoped that this respect
will
be
cemented firmly in
the
coming year, giving
Marist
one
of the most powerful
and
most
out-spoken
Student Governments in the country
.
The Student
G
o
vernment
is
nothing without
the
whole
h
earted
b
a
cking of the
s
tudent body
.
It
was s
upport
like thi
s
whic
h
en-
a
b
l
ed the
C
ouncil to do
a
ll it
did
.





The members of the Student Council are: FRONT ROW (left to right): Jim Morrison (Senior
Class
Rep), Joe Brosnan (President), Dan
Kuffner
(Vice-President)
,
Bill Karl (Senior
Class
Rep)
.
BACK ROW (left to
right):
Ed Duffy (Corresponding Secretary), Steve Nohe (Sophomore Class Rep)
,
Bro
.
Bernie Jacques
(Treasurer),
Mike
Shanley (Junior Class
Rep), Al Hulett (Junior
Class
Rep), Pete Tortorici (Frosh Rep)
,
Theodore Brosnan
(Sophomore Class
Rep), Dave
McDonald (Recording
Secretary), and
Tony Parga (Frosh Rep)
.
The Council sponsored the establishment of a college blood bank
this
year,
but Fred Clark doesn't look too psyched about the whole
arrangement.
The Judicial arm of the Student Government has as its job th(
trying and judging of students or clubs
when
they are no1
complying with the law as presented by the Student Govern
ment Constitution. The members of the Judiciary are (frorr
left to right): Vincent Begley (Sophomore Rep), Charle:
DiSogra (President), and Steve Curto (Junior Rep).




One of the greatest expenditures from the Council treasury
was in the area of cultural activities. Pete Petrocelli, the head
of the Cultural Committee, was wholly responsible for the
presentation of numerous excellant lectures. Pictured here
(above) are two former drug addicts from Synanon telling
of their lives before being cured and (below) Hon. Senator
Jacob Javitts with Brother Linus and Pete.
130





Joe presents the Council gavel to
Al
Hulett
,
the incom-
ing President of the Student Council.
Joe Brosnan, President of the
Student Council,
s
p
eak
to the
student
body
at
one of the Pre
ss
Conferences th,
Council held to keep the students
aware of
the
activ
itie
of the Student Government, listen
to
s
ugge
stions anc
answer questions
.
Al discusses the campus security with the
other
members
of th
Council, and "Peaches" listens
intently
to every
one of
his hero
points.













RESIDENT BOARD
In keeping with the i.dea
of
s
tudents ruling
themselves,
the
R
esi
dent Board
was formed
in
1965
by
a group of stu-
dent
s
under th
e
guidance
of
Brother
Michae
l
Kelly
.
T
h
e
Board legi
s
lat
es
and
enforces
regulations pertaining to
re
si
dent
st
udent
s and coordinates extracurric
ul
ar activities
for them
as
well. It is
empowe
r
ed
to recommend
suspen
-
sion or
dismissal of the
re
s
ident
student who
violate
s
resident hall
reg
ul
a
tion
s.
At
the
same
tim
e,
th
e
Resid
ent
Board is the official
r
e
pre
se
ntati
ve
of the dorm
s
tuden
ts
in
all
matters regarding life on-campus, academic atmos-
phere in the dormitories,
an
d
all
related matt
ers.
132
FRONT
ROW
(
l
ef
t
to
right): Bob Bergin
('7
1
),
Ray
Kenne
y
('70),
Bob Krenn
('70),
Mickey
Co
llin
s ('69),
Tom
Dowd
('69
,
Vice-President).
BACK ROW
(left
to right):
J
im McLaug
hlin
('7
1
),
Bill
D
ourdis
('70
,
Secretary), Mike Tobin ('68
,
Pre
s
ident)
,
Willard Gould
('68). Joe Na
p
oli
i
s
mi
ss
ing from the
picture (he had
s
niffle
s).
Mike
Tobin
and
the other members of the
Board hold
a
meeting
of
the Judiciary
to
determine
the fate
of
a
st
udent
who
broke
a dorm rule.











·
WMCR
-
RADIO CLUB
FRONT ROW (left to right): Ronnie Baumbach, John Witter,
Michael
Contini,
Bob Gurske, Anthony Barker.
BACK ROW: (left to right): Frank Russo-Alesi
(President),
Richie
Karol
,
Dean Brochard
,
Bill Fornaro, John Dickerson. Bill Cloonan,
the
station's
dynamic manager
,
is missing from the picture.
Though disc jockies may sound carefree
and
jovial, the job is
irksome and tiring
.
..
a
s
the
strain on the faces of two of
WMCR
's
finest duly attests.
133



THEATRE GUILD



1967-1968 productions:
LOOK HOMEWARD ANGEL
KNIGHT OF THE BURNING PESTLE
110 IN THE SHADE
MARAT/SADE



















140
LA GIOV ANE IT ALIA
Br. Cashinini and the others at his table seem to be enjoying them-
selves at the Italian Society's "April Italian Wine and Cheese
Dance.
"
FRONT ROW
(left to right): Frank lmbornone, Bob Capone, Jerry Greco,
Dom Basilio, Larry Iacovone, Tony Barker.
SECOND ROW
:
Louis Bentivenga, Dave Martin
(?)
,
John Abbatiello
(Corresponding Secretary), Vinny O'Boccalini (President), Bob Levrini,
Chuck Russett.
BACK ROW: Richy LaSpina, Br. Anthony Bernice
,
Dom Lobosco, Pete
Vellucci, Tony Vaccarelli.
C.
Columbus got lost in a storm and could not
make it for the picture.
If
looks could kill ... !?!







BUSINESS CLUB
Selected by the Student Council as the "Club of the
Year" for 196 7 -1968, the Business Club has held as its
aim the fostering of a business-oriented environment among
its members. Unique is the fact that membership in the
club requires the purchase of "stock certificates," giving
the club the frame of a business corporation.
Field trips to the New York Stock Exchange and sev-
eral brokeridge houses, a number of movies on business
and its related fields, a large number of fine lectures, the
publishing of a journal of business and economics, aid in
the establishment of an Office of Placement at Marist ...
these are some of the activities which enabled the Business
Club to receive the fine distinction it did.
FRONT ROW (left to right): Joseph Arcieri
,
Bill Knutson, Jim Zoeller
(Chairman)
,
Dick Kirby (Chairman), Dan Fitzpatrick, Mark Antiwozzi
,
Dick Mourino
.
SECOND ROW: Ed Hanrahan (III), Jerry Greco, Bob Wood, Ken Opar
,
Tom Ward, Ed Grier, Bob Burke
,
Larry Iacavone
.
BACK ROW: George Roarty, Bill Fornaro, Paul Scannevin
,
Peter Varol
,
Carl DiCesare (Judge), Dave Schoonmaker, Pete King.
Speaking to the members of the Business Club are
top executives from Western Printing,
I.B.M.,
DeLaval Separator Corporation, and the Central
Hudson Gas and Electric Company
.










When this special issue hits the stand
,
Hulett is dead .
.
.
TIIE CIRCLE
TIMOTHY P. SLATTERY
Bro
.
Michael Flynn
•
.. Managing Editor
J.G. o•Connell
..• News Editor
Bob ,Jakob
.•
. Feature Editor
••• Editor in Chief
Vince Begley
•.• Sports Editor
Mike Ryan
... Photo Editor
Bob Burke
.
..
Circulation Manager
Marty Haggerty
•.
.
Business M<111ager
NEWS REPORTERS
:
Paul Browne-
asst!. editorToll'y Barker
Bro. Frederick Brand, Roger Connell, Dave De Hosa, :Steve
Garger
,
Pierre Gaudet, Bro
.
Brenden Kenny, Robert Meiden-
bauer, Steve Nohe, Merwyn Romeyn, Thomas Scott, Edward
Synan.
FEATURE WRlTEllS: Pat Casey, Pete Heidenreich,
Dick Kieby, John Magan, S.J. Jim Morrison. SPORTS WRITERS:
Joe McMahon, Bill Paccione, Joe Rubino, Joe Thorsen, Tone
Weigand.
COPY AND LAYOUT STAFF: Bro. Robert Buckley,
Stebe Krom, Vince Lombardo, Bro. Patrick McMorrow, Art
Norman.
PHOTOGRAPHERS: Bro. Kevin Buckley, Bro John
La Massa. CARTOONIST: Dom Bollella
Letters should
be
addressed; c/o The Editor
,
Box 857 Cham-
pagnat
.
.. well
,
we tried!!!









144
SERVICE FRATERNITY
FRONT
ROW
(left
to
right):
Bill
C
loon
a
n
,
Jim
S
ulli
va
n
(Sec
r
eta
r
y),
K
ev
in
Barrett
McInto
s
h
(
Pr
es
id
e
nt
),
D
a
n
Fit
z
p
a
tri
c
k
(
Vi
ce-
Pr
es
id
e
nt
),
P
a
t
McKee
(Treas
ur
er),
Tony Lofaro.
BA
C
K ROW
:
P
au
l Hick
ey,
J
i
m
sey Car
du
s,
W
.
C
r
a
n
e
Karl,
D
ave
Gianna
sco
li
,
Vinny
B
eg
l
ey,
Lenny
G
a
ll
o,
Phil
C
r
awford.
Anot
h
er exciting
m
eeting
of
Phi
Theta
Delt
a
i
s
underw
ay
as
Paul
Hickey
s
eeks
pfami
ss
ion
t
o
l
eave
the
roo
m
.












BOOSTER CLUB
FRONT
ROW
(
l
ef
t t
o
ri
g
ht
):
Ted Bro
s
nan
,
P
a
ul
Hi
ckey,
Jim
H
ea
ne
y,
B
ob
B
e
nnett
(Pres
id
e
nt
)
,
Jim
Ca
ul
dwell
(Executive
Advi
so
r
),
R
ay
K
e
nn
e
d
y,
J
o
hn
Witt
e
r.
SE
C
OND
ROW:
Merw
y
n Rome
y
n
,
J
ohn
Kale
y,
P
au
l Bl
a
ine
(A
djud
e
nt
),
T
o
m Fr
a
n
,
Fr
a
nk
L
a
nkford
,
Bob
H
a
tfield
,
B
o
b Kell
y,
Pete Tort
o
rici
,
Jim n
y
der
.
BA
C
K
ROW:
Ron
Baumb
ac
h
,
Terr
y
Mooney
,
Vinn
y
Win
sc
h
,
Ron
Zurawik
,
Art
Quickenton
,
Joe McM
a
h
o
n
,
Vinn
y
Beg
l
ey
,
J
erry
E
i
se
nm
a
n.
\
The
vast
M
.
O.T.H
.
throng
was
in n
ee
d
of
ca
p
a
bl
e
l
ea
der
s
hip
.
th
o
ugh l
ove
l
y,
cou
l
d
not h
a
ndl
e
th
e wi
ld
,
cheer
in
g crowds
..
(lik
e
hi
g
hl
y
enthu
i
as
tic
Sweeney
,
pictured
h
e
r
e) were ca
ll
ed
cries
(a
m
o
n
g other
th
i
ng
s) o
f
the Mari
s
t
fa
n
s.
.
.
and
th
e
M
ou
nti
es,
o
fine underclas
s
men
upon
t
o c
h
a
nn
e
l
the
145
























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C!Jnlumbus
CHAMPAGNAT COUNCIL,
No.
5679
OFFICERS
FRONT ROW (left to right):
Vincent
Mallon
(Deputy
Grand Knight)
,
D
ea
n
Brochard
(Treasurer)
,
Jack Roche (Grand Knight), Phil
Crawford (Trustee)
,
John
Wynn
(Recorder).
BACK ROW
:
Joe Sommers
(Trustee,
Warden)
,
Kenneth Quinn (Advocate), M
i
chae
l
Ryan
(Trustee)
,
Arthur Kiernan
(Inside
Guard).
Champagna
t
Council No. 5679 of the Knights of Colum-
bus was founded on March 26, 1965 to provide for the
students
of Mar
i
st a Catholic fraternal organization.
·
U
n
der the leadership
Gr d Knight Jack Roche and
D
ep
u
ty Gra
n
d Knigh
the
K. of
C.
has
proved this year
<t
izations func-
tioning on-camp]
~
•
,
Normal De-
livery" was on
~
most heavily
attended films show
,
showing
the
procedure ent
n the realm
of
social
activities,
sponsoring
of Jay an
m
Concert.
Champagnat Counc1
with Supreme Council
in New Haven, Connectic t an is a member of the New
York State Councils, H
u
dson Valley Conference,
and
the
K.
of C. College Councils.












\
SKI CLUB
FRONT
ROW (left t
o
ri
g
ht
):
Frank
L
asko,
W
a
lt
Long
,
Geo
r
ge
H
ay
ne
s,
Fred
E
m
k
e
n
,
Brendan
M
oo
n
ey
,
J
eff
Viol
a
(Vice-President)
,
Dick Di
ck
in
so
n
(
Pre
s
id
e
nt
)
,
A
n
dy
Sa
ntu
ll
i
(Treasurer)
,
J
o
hn
Abb
a
ti
e
ll
o
,
C
h
a
rl
es
Co
nw
ay
,
John
Witler
.
SECOND
ROW
:
Bill
Thonack,
Di
ck
Mica
l
i
,
John
Her
r
,
Bob
Levrini
,
P
ete
Dw
yer,
Jo
hn
Noo
n
a
n
,
J
oh
n P
as
hl
ey,
J
o
hn
Co
nd
ze
ll
a,
John
K
ey
,
Jerr
y
Landers
,
J
oe
W
a
l
s
h
.
BA
C
K ROW: Paul
Gou
l
d
,
P
a
ul Sc
annevi
n
(Co
r
res
p
o
ndin
g
Secr
e
t
a
r
y),
P
a
ul
Geary
(
Record
in
g
Sec
r
e
t
a
r
y),
D
o
m
Sampog
n
a
,
Mark Breck
e
n
r
id
ge,
P
a
ul
Hi
ckey,
Jim H
ea
n
ey
,
Terry Mooney
,
Jim
Eichne
r
,
Frank
I
mb
o
rn
o
ne
,
B
a
rt
T
ag
u
e.







FRONT
ROW
(
l
e
ft t
o
ri
g
ht
):
Bill
Co
tt
e
r
,
M
erwy
n R
o
m
ey
n
,
Rich Guglielm
o
(Assoc
i
ate Ed
itor
),
P
a
ul
Gou
l
d
,
J
oe
W
a
l
s
h
(
Bu
s
in
ess
M
a
n
age
r
),
Jo
e
Rubino.
BA
C
K ROW
:
B
art
T
ag
u
e,
P
a
t
Forsyth
,
F.M
.S.,
Paul Sicilia
,
Bill K
ar
l
(Editor-in-C
hi
ef),
Tony B
a
rk
a,
K
ev
in Bu
ck
le
y,
F.M.S.
,
Fred
H
o
u
se
(Photog-
raphy
Manager)
,
and our
mystery
gues
t
,
w
h
o wou
ld
identify him
e
lf
as
n
othi
n
g
m
ore t
h
a
n
"Gra
ndm
a.''
Missing
(probably
down at the
Derb
y)
is
P
au
l Hi
ckey (Layo
ut
E
ditor
)
.
R.1.P.
Our
es
t
eemed Editor types out
his
rejection of
a
Rhode
s scho
l
ars
hip
.
Mr. Edward
B
randow,
Bradbury
,
Sayles
,
O
'
Neill
,
lnc
.'s
r
ep
r
e-
sen
t
ative at
Marist,
make
s
adjustments concerning
the picture
of
several
Seniors.










MARIST
COLLEGE
POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y
.
Fellow Students,
OFFICE OF THE 1968 REYNARD
I have tried to find some philosophical or literary
explanation for the 1968 Reynard, butj poor graees in both
areas will attest to my inability to handle either subject.
Couple that with the fact that there is nothing.very
literary or philosophical about the 1968 Reynard, and all
hopes of an intellectual treatise on the book's underlying
message are trod underfoot,
I will say very frankly that
we
have done nothing more
than attempt to capture the mood of M.O.T,H.; and if you
interpret the book in the way in which was intended, I think
that you will find a mood of contentment and fun (with some
elements of nostalgia sprinkled throughout the section on
Senior Week and Graduation), It is an attempt to tell you
that the Class of 1968 loved its four ~ears at Marist, and
it is hoped that
in
the coming years the yearbook
will
be
capable of bringing back many fond memories to its readers;
for surely many of our greatest memories find their origins
on the college campus,
in
related activities, and with the
numerous companions and adamant friends we h~ve encountered
here.
A very few people have invested an extremely great
amount of time in assembling this yearbook,,,I hope that the
effort is not in vain and does not go unheeded,
I also hope
'
that the publishing of a half-way decent book at Marist
will
kill the apathy which has enveloped the production and sales of
past editions and guarantee the future success of this annual,
Good luck to everyone, most especially to my fellow
graduates of 1968,,,I hope that the 1968 Reynard will prove
representative of Marist,
WCK/gsk
S~ncerely yours,
-&J.l~
William
C, Karl
Editor, 1968 Reynard











150
HISTORY CLUB
Th
e
of
fi
cers o
f th
e
Hi
s
t
o
r
y C
lub
a
r
e (
fr
o
m
l
e
ft
to
r
ig
ht
):
L
a
rr
y
Tra
ve
r
s
(
Yi
ce-
P
resi
d
e
nt
),
R
ay
Ju
r
in
a (
Tr
eas
ur
e
r
),
J
o
hn R
o
b
e
rt
s
(
Pr
esi
d
e
nt
), a
nd P
a
ul G
ea
r
y
(Sec
r
eta
r
y).
FOOTBALL
CLUB
B
eca
u
se
it
wo
uld
be nex
t t
o
i
mp
ossib
l
e
t
o
ph
o
t
og
r
a
ph th
e
hun
-
dr
e
d
s
of Foo
tb
a
ll
C
lu
b
m
e
m
be
r
s,
we
pi
c
tur
e
h
e
r
e
th
e off
i
ce
r
s
a
l
o
n
e.
Th
ey
a
r
e
(
l
e
ft t
o
ri
g
ht
)
:
Sea
n O
'
Nei
l
l
(
V
i
ce-
Pr
es
id
e
nt
)
,
Mi
ke
San
t
i
m
a
u
ro (
Pr
es
i
dent),
and
J
ack
R
oc
h
e (Treasurer)
.
..







GAELIC SOCIETY
A
coup
le
of
Gaelic Society members
entertain
their
brothers with
a few
ballads
at a
Society party in the Rathskaeller.
Once
again,
the
vast
membership
of
this
organization
is impossi~le to picture
here,
so
the club
officers are
presented
(left
to right):
FRONT ROW: John Doherty
(President),
Dave Moran
(Treasurer)
.
BACK ROW: Squeaky Allen
(Vice-President),
Jim McGlumphy
(Secretary),
and
Paul
Hick
ey
(Seargent-at-Arms
and
General-Nuisance).
















T.A.C.
Th
e of
fi
ce
r
s of
T.A.
C. a
r
e (fro
m
l
eft
to
righ
t
):
Tom
Pl
a
nt
e
(T
r
eas
ur
er),
B
ob
M
cCa
rron
(
Pr
es
id
e
nt
),
L
a
rry
K
ay
,
a
nd
K
a
r
l
Tr
e
mmel.
·
When th
e
Mari
s
t
chapter of
th
e
S.D.S. (Students
fo
r
a
Democratic Society)
ceased to function
t
wo years ago, a
numb
e
r
of
its inter
es
t
e
d m
e
mb
ers
d
e
cided
to
form
a s
imil
a
r
,
but unique
and
complet
e
l
y
ind
e
p
e
nd
e
nt
organization on
th
e
campu
s
.
T.A.C. (Thought, Action, Communic
a
ti
o
n
)
becam
e
th
e
me
a
n
s
for
th
ese st
ud
e
nt
s
t
o
m
a
k
e
their f
ee
lin
g
on
many i
ss
u
es
known to th
e s
tud
e
nt
body
a
nd th
e
faculty.
152
Th
e
ir
o
ut
s
tanding
contributions
thi
s
year were
two
:
the
"s
ilent
v
i
g
il
"
which was
s
t
age
d in
front of
the Marine
Corp
s
R
ec
ruit
e
r in
our cafeteria and the
publi
s
hing
of
a
faculty
sa
mpler
,
giv
i
ng full page commentarie
s
by
facu
l
ty
m
e
mb
e
r
s
on
the
s
ubject
of
Vi
e
tnam
and contributed
to by
m
o
r
e
th
a
n half th
e
faculty.









BIOLOGY
CLUB
FRONT ROW (left to right): Dennis D
'
Amico,
John
Noonan,
Jim Bri
ce,
Ed
Nov
ak
(Recording Secretary),
Jerry Bertero
(Vice-President),
Jim
Eichner
,
Richy LaSpina
.
BACK ROW: Phil
Crawford
,
Joe
Sommers,
Nella
Capone,
Pete P
assero
(Presi-
dent), Vinny Winsch, Steve Dennison, John Moran
(Treasurer),
a
nd
Richy
Berg (Corresponding Secretary).
PSYCHOLOGY
CLUB
The members of the Psi Delta Psychological
Society
are:
FRONT ROW (left to right): Jimsy
Cardus, Francis T.
Tyburski
(Vice-Chairman),
Larry
Carr
(Chairman)
,
Ron Zurawik (Treasurer), Bill
Coby.
BACK ROW: Richard Oberle, Tony Romano, Jim
Schuetz,
John
Saracco,
Dave
Moran, Terry Kearse, Dave Giannascoli, Frank Russo-Alesi,
and
Pete Ma
s
ter
son.
153










THEATRE G
UILD FR
ATERNITY
1
54
The members of the Delta Psi Omega National Honorary Dramatics Fraternity
a
r
e
FRONT ROW (left to right): Mike Ryan (Secretary-Treasurer), Mike Pepe (Presi-
dent)
,
Brother Stephen Lanning (Faculty Advisor)
,
Brother George Halpin (Vice
-
President), Jim Leddy (Seargent-at-Arms).
BACK ROW (right to left for a little variety)
:
Bob King
,
Brother John Sheehan,
Bob Levrini, Bob Ward, Brother Brendan Kenny
,
Dave Thompson.
HISTORY
HONOR S
OCIETY
The members of the Phi Alpha Theta National Histori.:, Honors Fraternity are
FRONT ROW (back to left to right)
:
Rich Karol (Historian)
,
Larry Travers, Ed
M
anganel.
·
BACK ROW: Ed Weyant
,
Jim Morrison
,
Milt Chambers (Treasurer).








SPIKED SHOE CLUB
FRONT ROW: Jack McDonnell
,
Mike Moran
,
Larry Basirico, Ray Kennedy,
Randy Graeff, Ed Walzer (Vice-President).
SECOND ROW: Mark Des Jardins, Art Quickenton (President)
,
George Roarty,
Frank Lasko
,
Steve
Kopki
,
Ed O'Neill, Charles Russett, Greg Howe.
BACK ROW: Tom M
a
honey
,
Jim Sullivan
,
Vinnie Winsch (Secretary)
,
Tom
Buckley, Pete Gasper, Tony
Barker,
Edwin Barry
,
and Joe McM
a
hon
.
C
harlie DiSogra
,
the driving forc
e
behind the
establishment of track at M.O.T.H., w
a
tches
the
team work out with the coach
,
L
e
n Olsen
,
and
the priceless manager
,
Joe Celie
.
A former Olympic decathlon champion himself,
Coach
--Len
Olsen speaks at an organizational
meeting of the club
,
signing up team members and
setting up schedules for workouts
.
155











APPALACHIAN WORKE
RS
FRONT ROW (left to right): Tony Vaccarelli (Corresponding Secretary), Brendan
Mooney (President), Terry Mooney, Joe Rubino (Vice-President), Lou Fratto (Secretary).
BACK ROW: Robert George, Gerard Eisenman, Joe Francese, Dave Moran, Paul
Browne
,
and Dave King.
Hoping to spark an awareness in the Marist student
regarding his responsibilities to society, the Appalachian
Club was formed by Brendan Mooney, himself a veteran
of two summers working in poverty stricken Appalachia.
Under the leadership of the Christian Appalachian Proj-
ect, the students contribute their time and energies to the
betterment of the conditions in Appalachia, the
.
worst
poverty area in the United States.
In addition to working during the summer, the students
in the Appalachia Club ran a campus clothing drive,
sponsored a lecture and two movies to familiarize the
students with the p_overty conditions, and visited the area
during the Easter vacation.
1
56
L







COMMUTER UNION
The photo on the left pictures the officers of the
Commuter
Union.
FRONT ROW (left to right): Norm Middleton (Mr. O'Remus's private
secretary)
,
Mr. Bruce O'Remus (Mr. Lom-
bardi's private secretary)
,
and
Joe
Canale
(?).
BACK ROW: Steve
Contursi
,
Les
Lombardi
(President), and Tony Rigothi.
The photo on the right pictures
the
members
of
the
organization (extremely
humble O'Remus insisted
on
being in
th is picture too).
FRONT ROW (left to right):
Tony
Rigothi, Peter Dalmer
,
Joe
Canale, Cornelius Sweetwater,
Steve
Contursi,
Bruce
O'Remus (what
a
creep!)
,
and
John Railing.
SECOND ROW: Joe Laffin, Norm Middleton
,
John Wawrzonek, Dave Booth
,
and
Bill Turowski.
BACK ROW: Frank Dolcemascolo
,
Steve
Jimmie Starzyk
,
Larry
Craft
,
Bill Lanigan
,
John Luty
,
Norris Horn
Ill,
and
Raphael
Cuadloninski.
Two of the outstanding social
events at
Marist were
sponsored by the Commuter Union . . . Ario Guthrie
(Woody
'
s
son) sang
his
"Alice's
Restaurant"
(above)
before a sell-out crowd
,
and later in the year
"The
James Brown
,
Jr. Revue" brought that famous
personality
a
nd
a
varied conglomeration of other
performer
s
to the
star-studded
M.O.T.H.
stage.












158
EVENING DIV
I
S
Th
e
m
e
m
be
r
s
of
th
e Eve
nin
g
Di
v
i
s
i
o
n
S
tu
de
nt
Co
un
c
il
a
r
e
FR
ON
T ROW (l
ef
t t
o
r
i
g
ht
):
J
ose
ph J
.
C
rimmin
s (T
r
eas
ur
e
r
),
T
h
o
m
as
J
. Ce
rni
g
li
a
(
P
resi
d
e
nt
),
Ju
l
i
e
L
y
nn
Ri
go
thi
(Sec
r
e
t
a
r
y),
V
in
ce
nt
L.
Ca
r
ey.
B
AC
K R
O
W:
F
l
oyd
G
r
a
nt
,
Erw
in
Du
dek. Jo
hn
E
.
D
a
l
y, a
n
d
D
o
mini
c
F
ri
o
n
e.
B
ro
th
e
r
Bri
a
n
D
es
il
e
t
s
(
pi
c-
tur
ed
imm
edia
t
e
l
y
to
th
e
r
igh
t
o
n
page
1
59)
was
th
e fac
ult
y a
d
v
i
so
r
t
o
th
e Eve
n
i
n
g
D
iv
i
s
i
o
n
.





JON
ACTIVITIES
159







160
EVENI
N
M
IX





DIVISION
ERS
\







D
oc
t
o
r
Sc
h
roede
r
,
th
e
D
ea
n
of
th
e
Ev
e
nin
g
Di
v
i
s
i
o
n
,
s
it
s
a
t
t
h
e
hea
d t
a
b
l
e
w
ith hi
s
w
i
fe
.
Art
Mi
l
lm
a
n'
s
title
o
f
"
Poughke
e
p
s
ie'
s
Young-
es
t
Oldt
i
mer
"
h
as
been
se
ri
o
u
s
l
y
cha
ll
e
n
ged
by
the
sw
i
ng
in
g
D
oc.






T
o
m
Ce
rni
g
li
a.
th
e
Pr
es
id
e
nt
o
f th
e Eve
nin
g
Di
v
i
-
s
i
o
n Stud
e
nt
o
un
c
i
l.
in
t
rodu
ces
th
e g
u
es
t
s o
f
h
o
n
o
r
.
EVENING DIVISION
DINNER DANCE




EVENING DIVISION
CLAMBAKE
164






INT RAM
URALS








·
1







172




NG
173



CLAMBAKES



















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WHO~ESALE
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•
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,
DISTRIBUTORS
,
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.
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•
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Mouth
open ...
it
must be a
Mountie!?!
175





ROOSEVELT SYMPOSIUM
171.
I.





HOMECOMING
...
177






·
.
SENIOR COCKT A
178



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L




.
MARIST - MOLLOY NIGHT
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REV.
DR. MARTIN
LUTHER KING, J
R
.
MEMORIAL
SERVICES
On the d
ay
fo
ll
owing
th
e
d
ea
th
of
Dr. King
,
th
e
M
a
ri
st co
mmunit
y offe
r
ed a
Mas
s
in
his memo
r
y.
A
s
mall percent
age
of the nine-hundred
M
a
ri
s
!
s
tu-
dent
s
who walked
10
town
for
th
e
Silent Memorial
March
fi
l
e
pa
s
t
the Post Office.
"The world is changing,
and anyone who thinks
he
can live alone is sleepin
g
through a revolution ...
W
e
must
learn
to live togeth
e
r
as
brothers
or we will
perish together as fools."
Reverend Kin
g
11111
I
Though
attendance wa
s
vo
lunt
a
r
y
,
a
large
m
ajority
o
f
the
s
tudent
s
we
r
e
ther
e
t
o
pray
for
the
l
ate
c
ivil
ri
g
ht
s
l
ea
der.
M
ar
i
s
t
,
Dut
chess
Co
mmunit
y
o
ll
ege
,
a
nd Y
a sa
r
were a
ll
represented in
th
e
ma
ss
iv
e
M
e
mori
a
l M
a
r
c
h
for
th
e
Rev
.
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'River
Opening Doy'
Mar,st Students
Blow
Off Steam
bout 200 MarisL
ollege
stu•
[
the college, was "not malicious.
Police
notified
college offi
dents. who gathered on the Hud- They
were
just having
a
good cials, who
broke up
the galher-
son River Bank yesterday to
l
time
.
"
ing.
celebrate ''River Day" were Police responded a f t e r a "There was
no
problem,'
'
"just blowing off steam," Chief school bus driver complained Schade said.
.
.
Charles
E.
Schade of lhe
Town the students
had halted his bus
A college spokesman
said th1
.
of
Poughkeepsie police
-reported
and poured beer on
it.
The bus is the third year the
student.
today.
reportedly
was taking the have staged a ceremony
"of
"I guess the spring weather Roosevelt
High School crew to ficially opening the river."
got to
them," the chief
re- the river for
practice.
It
is scheduled by the Student
marked.
College
students
at
the
scene
Council for the first
nice Spring
He aid the congregation near aid the event is
an annual
af•
day
and
is
a
"fun thing," he
the
city waterworks, north of fair to "open the
river
up."
ex~lained.







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Marist
Bloomfield
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Nyack
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Kings
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Danbury
Marist
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Newark State
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Marist
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Marist
• • • •
«
• •
Marist
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Marist
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SOCCER
FRONT ROW (kn
ee
ling l
e
ft to right):
E
g
o
n Oloff
s
on
,
F
r
eddy
C
l
a
rk
, C
h
a
rles "P.
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Howlett
,
D
a
n
Mc
C
lear
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Bob M
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,
D
e
nni
s
V
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nd Jim Sure
a
u.
S
EC
OND ROW
: Coa
ch
Go
ldman
,
John
S
i
e
v
e
rdin
g
,
P
a
ul Sicilia
,
Will
y
Trunk
,
G
o
rd
y
W
a
lt
o
n
,
Bob
B
e
nnett
,
Rich Me
ase
!
,
and B
o
b Palumbo.
·
BA
C
K ROW
:
Jack Breitenb
ac
h
,
T
o
m Davin
,
Jim M
a
n
g
old
,
B
o
b Kelto
s, a
nd S
a
l Pia
zza
.
2
.
.
.
.
N.Y.
Maritime
2 ...
.
Paterson State
..
l .... Marist
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3 .... Marist
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3 .... Marist
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5 .... Sac.r:ed Heart
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Marist
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2
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..
3 .
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I .... Fairfield
...
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2 .
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Pace
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.
1
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0
2
0
2
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1
0
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s
cor
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off
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s
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s
T
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p
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s
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for making thi
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Sock it
t
Tr
k
O
me
b
un
dribbl
,
.
aby
.
es downfield .
.
.
Willy
Zzzzzzz!
?
!
Tom
o
.
avin
isn't
about
to b e
stopped.
of
·
wisdom
fron1 the
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216
Tired after the 3
½
miles he has put behind him
,
Bob Andrew
s
makes the final turn down by the Hudson
and
he
a
ds for the
grueling
hill
and
finish line
.
"For
the first shall be last
and
.
.
. "
Pictured here (left to right) are the three Seniors
who
formed the backbone of
this
year's
only twice defeated cross-country team
. . .
John Forbes (who was
later chosen as Marist's
"Athlete
of the Year"), John Goegel
,
and
Brendan Burke.
Their graduation will be severely felt by the team, but hopes for next
season are
high,
as
many fine Frosh will be running with the V
a
rsity next
year.
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COUNTRY
For
b
es a
nd
Goege
l
are
in the l
ea
d (p
e
r u
s
ual)
as
the
p
ac
k
b
r
eaks
u
p
in th
e
fir
s
t mil
e
on
t
h
e
Ma
r
i
s
t fiv
e
mil
e co
u
rse
.
K1'1EELING (le
f
t to right)
:
John Forbes (Co
-
captain and holder of the course record at M.0.T.H
.
)
a
nd John GQegel t<;oac
a
pta,iri).
.. •
·• .
.
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•
,
.
.
•
•
y
>
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STANDINQ: Mr. Rob
e
rt Eewis (Coach)
,
Quideenton
,
Bob Andrew
s, £
d Walzer
;
Phil Cappio
,
Mike Moran
,
Bill Kalish
,
Brend
a
n Burke
,
Jo
e
McMahon, and Joe Ol
i
vette (Manager and Spiritu
a
l
Adviso
r
)
.
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FOOTBALL
FRONT ROW (left to right): Jim Conroy, Tom Dowd, Chris Kelly, Jim Baynes, Paul Androlunis
,
Tom McKiernan
(Co-Captain),
Ed Hogg
(Co-Captain),
Chari ie McDermott, Jack Rovegno, Don Jillisky
.
SECOND
ROW: Bill Moody, Tom Wilson, Vin Avalone
,
Mike Ligatino, Dean Gestal
,
Don Ronchi
,
Frank Kraemer
,
John Finnigan,
Bill I
a
cobellis, Bill Paccione.
THIRD ROW: Ron Levine (Head Coach)
,
Dan Brady, Tom Voelker, Tom Cooney
,
Mark McCormick
,
John Tortone
,
Jim Kell
y,
Frank Attonito, Heywood Smith, Jerry Browne, Julie Jamison (Trainer).
BACK ROW: D
e
nnis Kelly
(Manager).
Bob Wood
,
Bill Dourclis
.
Chris
McNamara, John
Calabrese,
Mike Tow
e
rs, John
Ke
y.
Bob B
eye
r. Bill Lenehan (Line Coach)
,
Joe Ritz
,
Bill McGarr. Tom Howard
,
Andy Her
z
ing, Paul Blum, Bill O
'
Reilly,
Tim
McNamec.
Bob
Charmello (Manager).
Mike Ceruti. Al Fredricks (End
Coach).
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MARIS't
MARIST
MARIST
SIENA
14
24
14
21
MANHATTAN
MARIST
NIAGARA U.
PROVIDENCE U.
CANISIUS
MARIST
18
7
15
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The
wet
'
snow
made it tough to
gain
traction in the
Marist-Siena
game, but the line has
opened
up a
good
hole here
..
,
good enough
for
six yards.
Co-captains
Hogg
and McKiernan wait
for the flip.
Hit
'em
low
...
for me
and
Brother John'
Only
one guy seems
to
want to tangle with
that line
.
..
and
he's
got
his
eyes
closed.
He caught
it,
was hit
...
we recovered the fumble! ! !








Do it to it!
It
looks
like the
M.O
.
T.H.
com~ando unit went to the game early
.
.. the boys celebrate the
day
'
s accomplishment against CU (we won) while sitting on top of an accomplishment of
the
previous night.
i
We pull in a screen for
the
TD
against Catholic U
.
.








Psss ... hey Baynes
.
..
your
fly is
ope
n
1
Derby
or Sal's after
the
ga1m
First down
... again!
There's 95
%
of the Mount and
68
%
of Ladycliffe in those
stands
..
.
psyched
?


The lull before the
storm.
A wide
sweep
around left end picks up twenty yards for the Vikings
against CU.





The Huds<?n never looked so good!
?
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WRESTLING
The members of the first Marist wrestling team with a winning season are:
SITTING (left to right): Bill McGarr, John
Eisenhardt,
Carl DiCesare.
STANDING
:
Tim McGrath (Manager), Bernie O'Hare
,
Bob Krenn, Don Ronchi, Bill
Dou rd is
,
Bill Moody, Mike Andrew, Pete Masterson, Theodore Americus Brosnan, and
Coach
Jerry Patrick.








The
scoreboard
tells the tale
.
Jerry Patrick was presented with a
plaque at
a
party thrown for
him .
.
. he
is
the coach of
the first
winn
in
g wrestling
team
at
M
.
O
.
T.H
. .
With almost all of
his team returning, the prospects for
the 1968-1969 team
look
extremely
bright.






VARSITY
BASKETBALL
Team captain Rick Schneider rec
e
iv
e
s instructions from the
refs
just prior to our 8
3
-
7
5 victory over Bloomfield.
228
Schneider goes up for a rebound ... you can
'
t \
"
in
'
em all.






I.,eading Marist this year in both
scoring and rebounding were Junior Bill
Gowen and Sophomore Bill McK.instry.
Both oustanding men were honored by
the Eastern College Athletic Conference,
being chosen for the E.C.A.Co's team of
the week .on. different occasions, Gowen
for his performance as a forward in the
week ending January 13th when Marist
won three straight games and McKinstry
for.his 60 points
.
and 58 rebounds in the
week ending February 10th. With these
two fine players returning, and with the
past Frosh players graduating to the
Varsity level, the future prospects for
M.O.T.H. baske ball are extremely bright.


FRESHMAN BASKETBALL








Pictur
ed
here
i
s
C
oac
h R
on
Petro
and
hi
s racke
t
ee
r
s
.
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TENNIS
TENNIS NEW YORK STATE
A.A.U. WEIGHTLIFTING
CHAMPIONSHIP







GOLF
KNEELING
(left
to right): Frank Russo-Alesi, Larry Gibbon
s, a
nd
Ed
Greer.
BACK ROW: Bob Pa
l
umbo, Mike Hrenyo
,
Brian
Corcoran, and
Joe
Iamascia.
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CREW
Crew is not to be omitted from the sports in
which
-
Marist has grown quite proficient and
respected. This year's Varsity is the most expe-
rienced and most widely-travelled of any whicli
Marist has had in the past. The annual Spring
training trip to Florida, a three day Easter en-
counter with Marietta College at Marietta, Ohio,
and trips to Worcester, Massachusetts for the
Rusty Callow and Philadelphia for the Dad Vail
lists the travels of the sweepswingers this season.
Outstanding performers on the Varsity include
captain Andy Drozd, and graduating Seniors Paul
Rinn and Jim Baynes. When you consider the fact
that most of the Varsity and J.V. oarsmen will 6
rowing again in the Fall, prospects for the
196
1969 season are extremely cheerful.
Coached by Paul E. Arold, the Varsity manag
to c
,
apture third place in the Rusty Ca11ow
th:
year, taking fourteenth in the highly competiti
Dad Vail. Freshman Coach Bill Arendt sent
n
team out with high hopes, and they returned fro
the Vail with the distinction of having finish
third-a fantastic position for Marist when o
considers the quality of the thirty or so schoo
who competed in the annual regatta.
THE VARSITY CREW







Crew
is
an extremely
tough
sport, and teamwork and
hard practice
are
the
ingredients
necessary for
a good
team. As this picture
shows,
the
M.O.T.H.
crew got
the hang
of
the
sport.
2
3
5



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s
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h1
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titi
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e
br
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d jump. H
e
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n
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f th
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p
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three
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a
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in
t
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mi
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run
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Joe Dell grunts and lets fly with the winning heave in
the shot-put competition against Queens College and
Kings Point.
Ray Schmidt shows fine form as he takes the first hurdle in the 440
highs
.
Marist track or American Bandstand?
Len Olsen
,
coach of the first Ma
team
,
talks over strategy with t
members.





Queens
even
provided
a janitor
to rake the
high jump
and
broad
jump
pits
and
fill in the
holes made during the
competition
.
Rich
Mease! goes
up
with
ease
a
nd half
a
second
later
cleared eleven
feet
in the
pole
vault
.
Twenty feet into the two mile run
some of the conte
s
tants
already
look pooped
.
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