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Well, we left
our happy homes,
To see what we could find out.



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We
left
our
folk
and
friends,
6





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aim to clear our minds out.
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And
many
kinds we've met there,
8






Many
stories
told
us
of the
way
to
get there.
9






So on and on we go,
The
seconds
tick the time
out.
10






There's
so much
left
to
know
..
.





12
Then we found ourselves alone,
Hoping
someone
would miss
us.
Thinking
about our
homes,
And the last one to kiss
us.



13



Well, sometimes you have to moan,
When certain things don't suit us.
14



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-
Nevertheless we know,
we're locked toward the future.
16






So on and on we go,
The seconds
tick
the
time
out.
There's so much
left
to know ...
17








From the time
of
its
establishment,
Maris!
College has been
involved in
a
period of
change, improvement and
expansion.
Th
ese
factors have aided in the survival
of
this in-
stitution as well as the appreciation
of
all who
hav
e
been fortunate enough to be a part of it.
Had it not been for the dedication
and
hard
work of many who often remain unknown and
go unnoticed, we
at
Marist
would
not be the
people and the place that we
are in
the
age of
expa
ni
son.
As witnesses of the
change
in Mari
st
College,
the
graduating
class of 1977 would like to d
e
di-
cate our
yearbook to a man who has
opened up
a
new world
of
potential to all
of
us
h
ere
now
and to those who will benefit in the
years to
come.
That man
is
John
J.
Gartland
,
Jr
.,
who,
through his time
and
interest
in
us, has made
possible the
construction of a
new library
,
ten-
nis
courts, and
the McCann
Sports Complex
here
on
campus. These
assets
have b
ee
n to
our
advantage as
we have wat
c
hed them
become a
part of our little world, but many of the past
accomplishments of Mr. Gartland have
also
added
to
our
four
year experience.
John
J.
Gartland, Jr.
b
ecame
associated with
Marist in the mid 1950
's
as an
advisor
to the
founding president, Brother
Paul
Ambrose,
F.M.S.
H
e
was deeply involved in major deci-
sions
of the
college,
beginning with the open-
ing
of
it
to
students
other than those
studying
to
become Marist Brothers in 1957
and
the
ad-
mittance
of
women
students
in 1968. Mr. Gar-
tland Gontinually
seeks
to provide leadership
to Marist on the wide
variety of
issues that
come before the Board of Trustees and
adds
to
the development
of
our close association and
service
to the Mid-Hudson
community.
As a person, John J. Gartland,
Jr.
is
n
ever
too
busy to help Marist when
asked.
This is
evi-
dent in his dedication to the
college
and the ac-
complishments
made
po
ssib
l
e
through him
.
We
at
Marist College
can
only thank him for
what he
ha
s
done for us
and
feel grateful that
we are able to be such a part of bis personal
interest
as
we have progressed
over
the past
years.
Again, our thanks and appreciation
to
Mr.
John
J.
Gartland, Jr., a part of Marist who will
not be forgotten.
The Senior
Class,
1977




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light
our
lamps for
atmosph
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re
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e
rs
.
"Would
you believe I don'1
drink
wine?!"
Ano1her lucky
n
umber
.
The Maris1
College
D
ining Service
goes all out for
special dinners.
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"But
I've
only had 10!
"
Ao
informal cocktail
hour
in fireside.
You do understand the
cohesive
tendencies
of
the juxtaposition
of
that
syllogism,
don't
you?








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prize
drawing
at an Evening
Division Dinner Dance.
J
They
could
have danced all night
...
. .. and ate all night!
2
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We're sleeping
long
and far too
late.
Winner of the wine is urged lo speak.
They even do
the
walk!
And the lucky number is
...
25















And so it's time to change
our
ways
...
All cuddled up.
M
arie,
R
obin
&
Dena-
h
anging out at home.
----
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here's no p
l
ace
lik
e an easy cha
i
r.
E
verybody's party-
h
ardy.














This
girl
knows how to relax
.
It
's a fun place to live.
B
i
lly, Artie
.
Skip
&
Norton. the men
&
their
dog.
So what
if
it is only two in the
afternoon,
let's party
.
But
I've loved
these
days.
27










Commuters
Now
as we indulge in things r
e
fined,
They
come by
ai
r
,
by bus,
by
foot,
28







We hide our hearts from harder times.
and
by
car.
"Luxury" is
the word in the
commuter
lounge.
29















Marist Abroad
Program
Paul
and
Jerry
smiling
in France.
A
scenic shot of
the Eiffel tower.
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The Tower Bridge
of
London
and
below
Big
Ben.
France's famous Notr
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Dame.









Marist
College
Dining
Service
S
t
udents receive
excellent service
from
L
ucy.
You rang?
Dishroom
crew awaits
the rush.
..
The Dining Service in action.
On cavier and Cabernet.
Joe doing what
h
e
does best.
31







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-
'ble
worlds.
The
bost
of
all
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We drown our doubts
in
dry
champagne,
And soothe our
souls
with
fine
.
cocaine
,
Being "cute".
Just another pretty face?
Get
t
o class!
33




"Partying in Jerry's room?"
Riding
in style.
Lucky Bob.
That's
Ken
Porkka, big shot editor!"
34








We get so
high
and get
nowhere
,
Whistle while you work.
Who said
studying
isn't a laugh?
Having
some
fun
in
Leo.
36











H
i t
h
ere!
Really, we don't
want our
picture
taken
.
Sweet dreams.
But
I've loved
these
days
.
37





Find the missing piece!
Open to
all!
Noreen B.
Marilynn McDonough,
Sharon
Mallett,
Fran Hurley, J
e
anne
Selmer:
the
girls from
the
third floor.
39





One never knows what Sheahan boys are up to!
Another s
i
de of Sheahan
.
One of the Sheahan girls.
40











.......
Gregory House
A few more nights on satin sheets,
A few more times that I can say
.
..
#66 go
t
the hot spot.
Bob Griffin waiting for a ride to Fred's office.
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Jim Gregory
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f
Honan House.












Heavy talk at Gregory.
Go on and jump. We'll catch
yo11
Gregory-a
lhrill
a minu
t
e.
So on and on
we
go
The seconds
tick
the
time
out
There's so much
left
to know ...
4
3








"We
need to have
people who mean
something to us,
people
to whom
we
can
turn knowing that
being with them
is
coming
home."
In
Memoriam
Mary Lou Gantert
Mary Lou touched us all in a very special way. As we strive
for excellence. we
•Nill
always remember her example of pa-
tience, dedication, and hard work. Her kindness and friend-
ship were more than we could have ever returned.




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.....






M
ary
Lou Feo
French
Gladys L. Powell
Business
Administrati,
Geo
r
ge
M. Castiglione
Environmental Science
Da
vid
Zak
Environmental
Scienc
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Nancy
Hritz
Environmental Science
Basil
Charlamow
Political Science
Tana
Webster
Spanish
Paul
F.
Miller
French
49







Dieter
H.
KaJ tz
Political Science
Jerry DiMenna
History
Edward Seifts
Biology
I
Paul
Tilton
French
50







Carol Salvatore
Psycho
l
ogy
Gladys Glick
Criminal Justice
Sister
Emilie
Marie Duchaney,
F.M.M.
Psychology
Kathy Palatucci
Spanish
51





P
eter Van Aken
Communication Arts
Jo
h
n J.
D
ino
Biology
E
il
een Mary Kirk
Psychology
Glenn Gallagher
Bus
i
ness Administration
5
2






John Dellamanna
French
Michael Senk
Psychology
Stephen
J.
Kochis Business Administration
Elisabeth Ganz
Economics
53





Richard Schanz
Accounting
Gregory Stent
Environmental Science
I
David Steiger
Accounting
John P. Murray
Business Administration
55
Peter Stuebe
Business Administration










John
Dowling
Political
Science
Thomas Nugent,
Jr
.
Business
Administration
56
William
1
\hearn
Political
Science
r
~
'
Walter
Janeczek
Thomas Price
Business
Administrati
I /
Business
Administratio




JamesMcCue
History
Charles Bang
Accounting
Jay Toppin
Business Administration
Tim O'Neill
Communication Arts
57
Business




Kevin Cavanagh
Accounting John Coffman
Histor~
Kenneth Porkka
Accounting
Brian Bennett
American Studies
58








Psychology
Patricia
Ann
Perretto
English
Georgene G.
Birdas
Communication Arts
Joseph
Gigliotti
Political Science
-
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St,111ffer





John Blue
Communication Art
Barbara
J.
Kelley
Psychology
Ralph Napolitano
Business Administration
Michael A. Nugent
Political Science
60





Thomas J. Lynch
Chem., Env.
Science
Sylinder
Curtis
English
James
Kennedy
Communication Arts
Thomas
Murray
Accounting
61




Rosemary H
u
ghes
Computer Science
Genevieve Rydzak
Accounting
Katherine Miller
Bio
l
ogy
Carol Sab
i
a
Psycho
l
ogy
63





Nona
Petioni
Psychology
Andrea Anthony
Communication Arts
Victoria
Busch
Biology
Rose
Marie
Castano
Business Administration
64



Nick Mancuso
Psychology and Special Ed.
Anni Cullinane
Psychology
Nancy Kane
English
Eileen Fritchman
Communication Art~
66




Elizabeth Doehler
French
Judy Farrell
English
Ba
r
bara Bella
Communication Arts
Raymond Alberts
Criminal Justice
George Schafer
History
67






68
Patrice O'
L
eary
Business Administration
Linda Philipcik
Barry Ward
Mary Witkowski
Psychology
Kneeling: Mike Cockburn, Political Science
Back Row:
L-R
Bobby Miller, Biology
Business Administration
Matthew Hou
l
e, English
Thomas McCoart, Business Administration
Psychology







Dena
Kenny
Psychology
Jay Dedrick
Busin
e
ss Administration
l
Joanne
M
e
lton
Communication Arts
Robin
Smallwood
Business Administration
69





James Desmond
English
Anita Davis
Communication
Arts
Marisa Furlani
Biology
Stephen Dodge
Busin
ess
Administration
Rodney
Lemon
Political SciencE
70



James Benton
History
James Cammans
Business Administration
Billy Gibson
Biology
Roberta Friedman
Accounting
Robert Geckle
Mathematics
71







JJ
.
Cynthia Cusumano
Political
Science
Charles F. Riordan
Business
Administration
Maryjo Tracy
Communication Arts
Julie Schott
Communication Arts
Gregory
T.
Tracy
History
72




William G. Dunn
Business Administration
Ellen Benoit
Communication Arts
Arthur C. Curran and Norton
Skip Carluccio
English
Business Administration
73





Annemarie
Hansen
History
Maureen Tully
English
Delores Kelly
Psychology
LisaMcCue
English
74
Joseph
Shea
Business Administration



Michael Brennan
History
Wendy Stark
English
Robin Matusiak
English
Deborah Allione
Communication Arts
Mary Felter
French
75





Charles Hallock
Criminal Justice
Susan Marie Francese
Mathematics
Mary-Jane E. Kelly
English
David
Otto
Criminal
Justice
76





Lynette Darlene Brusie
Spanish
James Cammans
Business
Administration
Cynthia
Lynch
Psychology
Mark Mathew Foglietta
Accounting
77







Patrick Hickey
Psychology
George Gambeski
Biology
Aurelio
A.
Baamonde
American Studies
Maria Velez
Politica
l
Science
Steven
J.
Forrestal Business
Administration
78




William Flaherty
Environmental Science
Barbara Bertolla
Philip Damato
Spanish
James Bohren
Accounting
Susan Bologna
Psychology
79





Michael W. Welch,
Jr
.
Accounting
Andrea Lanpidus
Mathematics
Daniel
Dromm
Communication Arts
Cheryl
Pow
e
ll
Bi
o
l
ogy
80





Maura Kristofik
Computer Science Gary
E.
Clancey
Business Administration
Glenn E.
Looney
Politic
al
Science
Angela DiGiacomo
Mathematics
81





Marian Conneally
Communication Arts
Joanne McCullough
Communication
Arts
Irene Bailey
Psychology
82
Peggy Schaeder
Communication
Arts





Kathy DeWitt
Political
Science
Ginny O'Shea
Criminal
Ju
stice
Margret Reid
English
Kim Scifo
Political
Science
83





•
Valerie Bellarosa
Accounting
Thomas McTernan
Accounting
84




Edward Seifts
Biology
Mary Foster
Communication Arts
Shirlene Ferrante
Psychology
85





William Kellagher
History
Rhoda
Crispell
Communication Arts
J
ohn
Gavigan
English
86




Michael Fitzgerald
Business
Administration
Deborah Drew
Accounting
Elizabeth
Kinsella
History
87






Sharon Smith
English
•
,
Paul Steinborn
Economics
R
.
J
.
Morley
Communication Arts
88






Gregory Giles
Accounting
Donald
Hard
Cr
i
minal Justice
Marie Donovan
English
Michae
l
D'Elia
Chemistry
89







"A teacher who can arouse a feeling
for one single good action,
for one single good poem
accomplishes more than he who
fills our memory with rows on rows
of natural objects,
classified with name and
form."
-Von Goethe
"The true teacher
defends his pupils
against his
own personal influence
He inspires
self trust
He guides their eyes
from himself
to the spirit that quickens him."
-Alcott
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Mr. Kevin Carolan, Dir. of Computing
&
Institutional
Gerard Cox, Associate Academic Dean
Research
President Linus Foy
Louis C. Zuccarello, Academic Dean
Edward Waters, Vice President
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of
financial Aid
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Special
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Mrs.
Marian
C.
Nichols, Ass. Librarian
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of
Admissions
Carol Deyo, AV
/TV
Center
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of
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Philip
Mccready, Dir
ector
of Campus Security
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Maintenance
Dolly Bodick,
Director of Campus Center
Joseph
Lurenz
,
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Postmaster
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r
ector
John Van Dervort, Ass't Mgr.
of
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Service
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Guido,
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.
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Drennen, Ph.D., Philosophy
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Philosophy
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John G. Breen, Sociology
John Sullivan, Music
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Sullivan,
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.
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Accounting
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,
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Va
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Meter
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Ph.D. His
.
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White, History
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Lanning.
Ph.D
.
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Comm.
&
Eng
.
Augustine ). Nolan. M
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A
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&
Comm.
Arts
Robert
P
.
Lewis.
M.A.,
Eng.
&
Comm.
Arts
Elizabeth
Nolan.
Director
of
Continuing
Ed
.
Robert
C.
Norman, M.S., Communi
ca
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Milton
Teichman. Ph.D.,
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Sommers,
English
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esh
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anet Locke, Ph
.
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Langs.
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Gregg,
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arbara
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Brandis,
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odern
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number?
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going
to
hurt
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Bloomfield
1
Marist
0
Nyack
1
Marist
3
West
Conn.
1
107



108






Halftime blues
.
Show-offl
Tim Delancy out-hustling the
opponent.
It
looks
.
so easy.
1
09









Women's Crew
I
to
r:
Ire
ne Cavanaugh,
Kathy Murphy, Betsy O'Conner,
M
aureen
Heiser
,
Maureen
Tully,
Kate Lynch
,
Kathy Brennan,
S
h
aron
Mallet.
Women
versus
the
Hu
dson.
110












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•
Ladies, get it together!
Tough workout.
111






Oarsmen
Right
over
their heads.
I
"
the thought of
crew
jocks.
"I
need
s ccp -
112








An
early
morning smi
l
e
from Artie.
Coach CaJdwell.
I
n the
chilly
hours of the dawn, we
see
Marist's
crew.
"Stroke,
stroke!"
1
1
3
A regular sight to be seen in the
morning










•
"Hey!"
Row, row, row your shell
...
M
arist
mnn at pract1cn
11
4




The cheery
Marist
crew team
"Why am I
h
ere?
I
ask you ...
"
Rick prepares
for
practice
Now
they're
movin'
115









\
Yachting
Clear
water
.
Setting off for a cruise
on
the
Hudson.
Sailors
h
ave more fun.
116






"Tough
D"
"These
new dances are
confusing."
Eat
a
little
mud.
118








Football
"Play
football for me, please?"
"Always
on
the
bollom."
1
19








"They
are
gonna
have to
scrape
him
off!!!"
"Come get
it."
Hey Hey. we're the best
,
Hey Hey
,
than
all
th
e
rest
,
MARIST!!!
120






Wipe your
feet
before you
step fool
in
this house.
Wher
e's
the ball?
"Ni
c
e
Ass!"
"Tbe
strange things
Men
must do."
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Battling under the hoop.
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over
-power
the defense.
Watching
it
drop for Marist.
123


























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really know h
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lo heal
t
he
s
h
ots away.
125









Going for
one-the easy
way
"You
really know how to
get on
my back."
Under
the basket awaiting the rebound.
-"&
A
King's had to beat
th
e shots away.
•
•
125






Girl's Hoops
A slern
Coach
Will
during an
inten
se
moment
of
play.
The
girls
put on the pressure
.
Wicked Wanda on the move.
Some
strategic
advice from the coach.
126



A tough shot for
Marist.
Reggie.
Stacy and
Dena
catching some
rest
before going back into the garr
Stacy
with
a jumper.
Wanda in action!
127








Cross Country
His final
steps.
"Take
ii
easy
but take
it"
"Oh
no! my shoe's untied."
128





















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Spectators
Thfogs
evidently
aren't looking up for the good
guys.
But we arc loyal fans.
Alright!
Mal Michaelson stands out in the crowd.
131



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133























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best.
Ready,
aim•··
Quincy takes
1 1
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135













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par
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game.
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Too bad
ii
ai
n
't
beer.
13
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rt's
a
bird, it's
a plane ... what is
it?
Rushing the net.
"I thought he
kn
ew
how to
play?"
137







Ice Hockey
Stick
ii
in
hi
s ear!
The
ri
ght place al
the right time.
All together
now-skate
backwards
.
Way to
get
down.
138














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Bill Sharp playing his
normal game.
,---
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k
in his
way
to the
alley.
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...
up ...
and
it's
gooooood!
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you can
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catch
me!
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away!
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action
under the
boards!






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Don lakes
good
care
of
his passer.
M
aris
!
intramural action.
1
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must have
seen
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solo
hustle.
'"inter-lwine"'.
Soccer
141
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Government
Tim, John, Brian, J
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of
the Financial Board.
President
of
Student Government, Andre Green.
John Davern tre
a
surer of Student
Government.
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Council discusses the
refrigerator
case.
Jim Dasher, Vice-president
of
Student
Government.
145











"To pull togeth
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r,
and
see an end result
is success!"
271
Prtrr Baudouin. chairman of thr social committee.
Ros<'
Marie
Castono. pt!rforming arts chairwoman.
1
4
6
Mike Carney, John Dowling, and Tom McTcrnan: the 3
stoogns.
Jack
"Skins"
McGinlcy.
chairman of
the film
committee.
Susan
Smith, fine
arts
dirnclor.






Kalisch!
Kolisch works his wonders.
George eating
lunch!!!
147

































































































148
f
theCUBICIE]
The members of
th
e
College Umon Board
would like
to
welcome all new
studems
w
Marist by
celebrating
r
heir
arrival
with
Freshman Weekend. CUB
is
responsible for pro
v
iding the
campus
w11h social,
culwral and recrearional
ac
r
lvicie.s.
A
ny q
u
estio
ns
,
comments, and suggestions may be
directed
ro
any
o
f
the following people
:
PRE
S
ID
ENT
:
VICE PRE
SI
DEN
T:
SECRETARY
:
TREASURER
:
COFFEE HOU
SE:
CONC
ER
T
:
John Dowling
(
C
hampagnat)
T
o Be Announced
R
obin Ba
r
land
(G
r
egory)
Tom McT
e
rnen
Renee
B
ernard
T
im
Gallagher
FILM:
FINE ARTS:
LECT
U
R
E:
PER
FO
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M
IN
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RTS:
S
OC
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V
ID
E
O T
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P
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Th
e
CUB O
ffice
i
s l
ocated in Room 271
,
Campus Cen
t
er, Ext
.
203
.
FRESHMAN
WEEKEND
THURSDAY
To
Be
Announced
Sue Smith
Maria Troiano
Rose
M
arie Castano
P
e
t
er
B
audouin
Jo
h
n B
l
ue (
L
eo)
The first evening of Freshman Weekend starts off w
i
th a Coffee
House at 8
:
00-11:p.m. in the new Din
i
ng Room which
i
s sponsored
by the CUB.
FRIDAY
Friday night each house will have the
i
r own individual party to
celebrate the coming of the new semester.
SATURDAY
Marist College Dining Serv
i
ces
will
conduct a picnic by the pool,
Time To Be Announced
.
Later that night, between 9
-
12M,
there will
a cocktail
party-dance,
in the Dining
Hall.
SUNDAY
T
he celebration continues on with a concert in the Din
i
ng Hall
,
between 9:00 p.m
.-
12M
.
MONDAY
Freshman Weekend
finishes off on Monday with a variety show
,
at
7:00-8
:
00 p
.
m
.
in the Theater
.
Immediately followed by
a
Pizza
-
Film
Festival
i
n
t
he Rathskellar
,
which
i
s being sponsored by the CUB.
•
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la
t
e Se
p
tember
.
Time and Date to
be
announced
by
Performing Arts Chairman.
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Board Office: Campus Center Room
271
Mailbox: P.O. Box No. 813.
Ext. 203







"To
pull
together,
.
and see an end result
IS SUCCESS!
149
















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A big
smile
from Mal Michaelson, Director
of U.Y .A.
Dr.
M
a
l
vin
J.
Michelson
,
Director
Some
heavy mind w
or
k
goin' down at
a
seminar for U.Y.A.
The
U.Y.A. banner
waves
on
at the Poughkeepsie College Center.
150






George Shaefer
lending
a
helping hand.
Eileen
Fritchman and Nicky Mancuso
during seminar for U.Y
.
A.
~
Ms. Xenier Ross
offering some
legal
counciling for U.Y.A.
151







Poughkeepsie College
Center
"
I
wis
h I
could get this damn thing to wor
k
."
M
ona Vait
h
of the Poug
h
keepsie College Center talking with Dingy.
B
u
sy at work.
152









Literary
Magazine
Bob Lewis.
faculty advisor
Rosie Nguyen,
editor
r - , _ - - - - - - - - - - - -
1
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- - -
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Megan O'Brien
Gerry McNully
153
Sue Breen







-
l
We know what we want. Mongo!
Some people write home to their mothers
...
And
after
three
years al
Marisl
...
154








Jerry discusses lbe campus with Richard LaPietra.
Ryse Williams looking
over
the
minutes of
the last
meeting.
"C
h
eck oul lhe
nut
with
the
camera."
Campus Ministry
A man
who reforms
himself
has
contributed his full
share towards
the
reformation of his
neighbor.
Campus
Ministry in
action.
"Wasn't that
lasagna
tasty?"
155









7
156
Little People's
Summer Workshop
I
am cute
and
funny with
a
healthy
laugh
and
plenty of time
to grow.








I
have
a
brilliant smile
a
fine creative
talent,
and
I
am
of
different size and
color.
I
am a child and
these are the times when
I
am more
lovable
and innocent.
157
























Any newspaper's pride
and
joy-Larry
Striegel.
Out of the blackness
emerges ,
...
a
pissed-off Joe
Gigliotti.
THE CIRCLE
R
egina
Clarkin
tak
es
a quick break
.
158
•
THE CIRCLE
The Ml,r
i
ll
Coll
ege
CI
RCLE
l
a
" ' • - l y
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lluden!S
of
Mllr
l
a
t
College
end
l
a
pUblil/llKI lhrouot,ovt
the
achool
yeer eKc
l
uslve
Of
vecellon
per
1oe1,
by the Southern OutchHs
News
Agency
.
Wepp
l
no~s
.
New
York
Gigi Birdas
Daniel Dromm
Joe
Gigliotti
TomMcTeman
Larry Striegel
Rena Guay
Peter Van Aken
Kevin
Cavanagh
Editor
Associate Editor
Photography
Editor
Sports Editor
Layout Editor
Assistant Layout Editor
Advertising
Manager
Business
Manager
Staff
:
Sam Delgado
,
Palrick Larkin
,
Kevin Stack
,
Maurreen
Tully
,
Wendy stark
,
Jim Birdas, Elaine Brusoe, Sherry
~ith, Regina
Cla
rkin
,
Andrienne Howard
,
Alison Hickey
,
Lisa McCue
,
Cathy Ryan
,
Wanda Glen
,
Robert Morley
,
Cannen Rivera, Bill McLoughlin, Edward Dewe, David Ng
,
Tom
Hillan
,
Andrea Anthony
,
Phil
Colangelo
.







Dan Dromm
:
man-on
-
the-move.
Anyway you look al her, she
'
s still Gigi.
Editorials ...
Congratulations
Are In Store
The
"mosl efficient"
Duvid Ng
.
159




















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smile of
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High on Sports
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What
the
hell
are you doing
with that
camera?
Mari.st D.J.
sending out some
tunes.
Vinnie
shaping
up the
works at
WMCR.
Radio Club
1
61
Marist College Radio
Club.







-
Reynard
Layout editor Jean
K
arole, doing what she docs best.
Our
K
enny Porkka, editor-in-chief of the Reynard.
Suzanne Ga
ll
ucci. advertising
editor,
talking with Dale Algl'r.
Alicia Chomas, a member of the sa
l
es s
t
aff.
162




This is Dawn,
a
hard working
l
ayout staff member.
Here is
Skip
Carluccio, literary
editor
,
looking
for
the
right
words.
Noreen
F
ennell, sales editor
and
h
er staff.
163
Connie
Buckley, member of the literary staff.







Tony Mairo, layou
t
staff member,
"I
draw X's and Box's."
Butch
casualty
and the
Sunbaked
kid.
ARE YOU BRA VE???
164
Should wc
or should
we not trust them?








,
Where's my picture?
Boy they
sure
were brave!
I
Rich
start
l
ed
by
jlreat
white flash.
Our
shy photographer Eva.
165








Life in
the twentieth
century is like
a
parachute
.
]Ump;
-
rl1e
man who
f
ell
from grace
with the Cessna.
II
all
looks
so
simp
l
e on
the
ground.
166








You
have
to
get
it right
the
first time.
Floating upon the winds
.
A
successfu
l
jump ... But
h
e's not quite
down
yet.
167





Marketing
Club
Accounting
Society
168



































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honest calling,
each
walk of life,
has it's own elite, its own aristocracy
based on excellence
<?f
performance."
169







,
Joe
Giliolli
hard
a
t
work
al
the
Publi
c
Defenders
O
ffic
e.
J
erry
OiMcnna in
dreams of glory.
Let
me hear this
again; you arc being sued for what?!
Mike
Skennion and
Jerry
researching a case.
170








Little People's
Growing place
Well, well what
do
we have here?
Maureen
and
her
group of "little angels
'
"
.
"Uh-oh, I think
I
just
s
plit
my pants!"
Go to jai
l
, go directly to jail, do not pass go
...
We're
really
here to learn from the kids.
"
H
ey,
what's happenin'?''
171



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Theater
Guild
A
nice
"cozy" atmosphere.
Sgt. Troller:
contemplating. speculating about
his
suspect.
Chris Faille takes a bow.
On
the
set of
the Mousetrap.
Kent
and
Barbara
i
n
a
tense
situation
.









Shooting
the
breeze about skis.
Keeping the
action
flowing
.
Taking
the
curtain calls after a
hard
night's work.
Regina
playing
lhe
slraighl man.
If
you achieve suc
c
ess
,
you
will
get applause
,
and
if you
get
applause
,
you
will hear
it.
175












Children's Theatre
A
star
is ...
Youth is happy
because
it
has
the
ability
to
see
beauty. Anyone
who keeps
the
ability
to
see
beauty, never
grows
old.
176
"You want me to do what?", asks
Billy
.
Skip
at
the piano.
T
wo vic
t
ims of s
t
age fright.
D
irector Winnie
Saita and
Assistant Sue Smith.




Princess Jenny pleading with King Goo.
Three of Aladin's lovlicst.
Th
e
Hindo
os
rehearsing lo lead the closing
of
the
show.
Pal, Frank,
and
Dena during an intense dress rehearsal.
177











I
hope
M
om's watching.
FREEZE!
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What're you
doing
a£11•r
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show?
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Theatre
A
r<
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lady killer
.
178









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old
man?
179
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George
Castiglione
Joseph
Shea
Paul
Miller
William
Gibson
Cindy
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Andrea Anthony
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Ralph
Napolitan
Barbara Bertola
Lynette
D
arlene
Rsemary Hughes
Carol Sabia
Susan
Francese
Anni Cullinane
Charles
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Stephen
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Eileen
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Don Dingee
Irene Baily
Raymond
Alberts
Rhoda
Crispell
182
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Maureen Brey
John P. Murray
Susan Hunter
Roberta Friedman
Debbie
Drew
Ken Porkka
Barry Ward
David Thomas
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Ken
and
Kev
takin'
a
break
to pose for
lhis
shot.
Yes, I play.
We want to see everybody
singin'
Everybody
laughin'
Everybody happy
Everybody
fe
e
lin' at
home.
186
Foxy
ladies.
"I'll give you $50 for that pair of socks."






Checkin'
out
the freshmen
guys.
Rompin'
in
Marist's first
snow.
,,
Night
life at the Rip.
"Do you think this is loo big to throw
at
Leo?"
187






It's the "men''
Self explanatory
The busy
Marist
campus on a Friday night.
"Hey
The~e!!!
"
188
"Man,
I
've
seen better legs on chickens!"











" ...
Nice-looking,
good body;
I wonder
what he's doing
on Saturday?"
A
change for
the better?
"What
the hell do
you
thin
k
YOU'RE doing?''
We
want to
s
e
e everybody shakin' hands
Every sun shin in'
Every mouth smilin'
Everybody feelin' at
home.
"But
.
..
but
Annie, you CAN'T
have
a baby!!"
HSooo
.
THIS
is
what they've
been serving
us!"
"We've
been
wo
r
king
on
this roadway
,
all th
e
live-Jong
day
.
.
. "
1
8
9







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e
and
Tom
buttering
up the Kill
er.
Pete throws
it
all away for
th
e
lost time
.
/.
190










I
Check her
out!
Wanna
go for a ride?
Non
i
cn and
company-3rd
floor
Sheahan.
You think you're tough. huh?
....
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.
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Did you sec what that
guy
did to that
other
guy?
191






We want to see everybody
hangin'
out
Talkin
about the good
times
Makin
each
minute
count
And
everybody
feelin' at
home
Got
a
little
carried away,
huh?
The perfect pair.
George,
are you just hangin
around again?
2 guys
to 4 girls is something wrong wi
t
h the
odds ...
192










That first
cup of coppee
...
The snowball, Marist's most lethal weapon.
Would you hire this man?
Yes, there is definitely
a
problem!
.
l
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.
193
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kno\, what
I'm
sayin'?'"
Cousin It
'Tm gonna rncomnwnd
this
to
lhi:
rest
of
the
guys
.
"
The
epitome
of
innocence•?
194










Dr.
J.
speaks on
love.
We're
all one great big
happy
family.
The best
p
art of
the Vikings. our
cheerleaders.
There
'
s
never
a
dull
moment when
Kolisch
is in
town
.
Because in this tiny little world of
ours
People
'
s all we
got
And what we want
to remember
is
Everybody
feelin'
at home.
195






I
think
she
just
pi
ssed
on my knee.
Do we
go to
class
or don't
we?
Tho
Fool
Ru
cc.
Hi
ya,
fellas.
196
Let me mukc this
pcrfoc
tl
y
clear...
So
lhis
is a
football
game!?!







































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Readers,
This book
,
is an effort of this yearbook staff to capture
this year into a yearbook. We did our best
,
at least I think
so, to cover as much as possible. Of course
,
it
is not possible
to cover everything that happens
,
but we did our best. For
the last
4
years
that I
have been editor of the Reynard, it has
continually gotten
better
and better. The staff has grown
from about 5 or 6 staff members to a good 25 to 30 staff
members; from a one man operation to a team effort, each
contributing more than his/her own share.
For
instance,
this yearbook was the combined efforts of
the people on this staff. I could never have done as good a
job without them. Working with them was quite an
e
xperience. We had our fun times and our tough times.
It
seemed every time we got closer to our deadlines, we got
serious and always pulled through and completed this book.
We
pulled
many all-nighters, to which none of our teachers
realized why we had not done our work.
However, I wish
that next year
'
s staff won't have to do what we had to do.
I
would like to congratulate
my
fellow classmat
e
s for
sticking out these four years at Marist. I hope that we shall
all meet again in th
e
future and I'm sur
e
w
e
will.
Good Luck to
the
Class of
'
77
,
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nneth Porkka
Editor-in-Chief
Reynard
'
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Class of
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Alumni Association
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679 South Road, Poughkeepsie
(914) 462-4600
Cafe Open Daily
Lounge With Entertainment
3 Miles to Marist
Special
Student
Rates
(914) 462-4400
On Rt. 9 (South Rd.)
J
ust
South
of IBM
4
Miles South of
Mid-Hudson Bridge
Best of Luck To The
Class of '77
160 Magnificent Rooms
Round The Clock Phone Service
Total Electric Heating
&
Air Conditioning
Color TV
Meeting Rooms-Suites-Ki
t
chenetts
...
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" T H E CABOOSE"
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23
Duane
St.
Pok., N.Y.
Friendliest
Tavern in
town
Good luck to the Class of
'77
452-9278
FOUR B~OTl:-lERS
PIZZf\
INN
ICE
CR£RM
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• TAKE OUT SERVICE •
Rt.
44
Pleasant Valley
Rt.
22
Dover Plains
ARCADE
FLORISTS
255
MAIN
MALL
Poughkeepsie
,
N.Y.
471-0410
Flowers
for
e
very
occasion
Olive
Drab
Clothing
Stores
320
Main Mall
ALAN'S
CORNER
44 Plaza
Lees, Levis,
and
Fr
ye
Boots
418
Sout
h
Road
Poughkeepsie,
N
.Y.
914-452-5453
Specia
l
Rates For
Marist College
Functions
"Good
Hospitality
at
Reasonable
Prices"
Marist
Nite-Monday Nite
107
W. Bridge Street
ALPINE
ROSE
TAVERl'







I
Best Wishes To The Class Of
'7
7
214















GOOD LUCK
CLASS of
'77
WE'LL MISS YOU.
from the staff of
THE CIRCLE
GOO
D
LUCK
'77
Congratu
l
ations and
best
wishes
t
o the
class of
77
from the officers
and
chairman
of the
College Union Board
From The Dining Hall
215
















PATRONS
Mr
.
&
Mrs. William
J.
Philipcik
Mr.
&
Mrs. Francis H. Beniot
Mr.
&
Mrs. Eugene Nicolato
Mr.
&
Mrs. Ralph Napolitano
Mr.
&
Mrs. Edward P. Hald
James F. Sullivan
Mr
.
&
Mrs. Phil Stillpass
Mr.
&
Mrs. Henry V. Steube
Mr
.
Michael Celuch
Thomas M. Lynch,
Jr.
Mr.
&
Mrs. Joseph Ward
Robert W
.
Dempsey
Mr.
&
Mrs. Robert M. Otto
Mr
.
&
Mrs. Charlamow
Edward J. Seifts
Aurelio A
.
Baamonde
Best of Wishes to the
Class of
'77
fron1 the Student Governn1ent
217





It
may
be
warm
but
the snow is going to
fall
,
Enough to cover us
all.
21
8
We've
got to
be
strong men
And
follow
a
path again.






We've got to
have faith
In something
bigger
,
Faith in
something
bigger,
Faith in
something big
Inside
ourselves.
219






220
The more we learn, the less we believe to be true.
The more we prove, the more remains to be proven
.
We've got to be strong men,
And follow a path again.






We've got
to
have faith in something bigger,
Faith in something big inside ourselves
.
221







•
222
We've got to
find that
something,
Be
strong men
And
follow a path
again
.




So on and on we go,
Seconds tick the time out
There's so much le~ to know ...







"
•
•
•
We're on
the road to find out."










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