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TABLE OF CONTENTS Tribute to Pope John II Introduction Senior Informals Senior Candids Activities Administration Faculty Organizations Advertising Directory Closing

POPE JOHN PAUL'S ADDRESS TO YOUTH Madison Square Garden October 3, 1979 Dear Young People, I am happy to be with you in Madison Square Garden. Today this is a garden o f life, where young people are alive: alive with hope and love, alive with the life o f Christ. And it is in the name o f Christ that I greet each one o f you today. I have been told that most o f you come from Catholic high schools. For this reason I would like to say something about Catholic education, to tell you why the Church considers it so important and expends so much energy in order to provide you and millions o f other young people with a Catholic education. The answer can be summarized in one word, in one person, Jesus Christ. The Church wants to communicate Christ to you. This is what education is all about, this is the meaning o f life: to know Christ. To know Christ as a friend: as someone who cares about you and the person next to you, and all the people here and everywhere - no m atter what language they speak or what clothes they wear, or what color their skin is. And so the purpose o f Catholic education is to communicate Christ to you, so that your attutide toward others will be that o f Christ. You are approaching that stage in your life when you must take personal responsibility for your own destiny. Soon you will be making major decisions which will affect the whole course o f your life, i f these decisions reflect Christ's attitude, then your education will be a success . . We have to learn to meet challenges and even crises in the light o f C hrist’s Cross and Ressurection. Part o f our Catholic education is to learn to see the needs o f others, to have the courage to practice what we believe in. With the support o f a Catholic education we try to meet every circumstance o f life with the attitude o f Christ. Yes, the Church wants to communicate Christ to you so that you will come to full m aturity in him who is the perfect human being, and at the same time, the Son o f God. Dear young people: you and I and all o f us together make up the Church, and we are convinced that only in Christ do we fin d real love, and the fullness o f life. And so I invite you today to look at Christ.

POPE JOHN PA UL II

Your children are not your children. They are the sons and daughters o f life's longing for itself. They come through you, but not from you And though they are with you. They belong not to you. You may give them your love, but not your thoughts. For they have their own thoughts. You may house their bodies but not their souls. For their souls dwell in the house o f tomorrow, which you cannot visit, not even in your dreams. You may strive to be like them, but seek not to make them like you. For life goes not backward nor tarries with yesterday," Kahlil Gibran The Prophet

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Now that it is time for us to leave, I am reminded of all our times here at the Mount. We all started at the beginning being total strangers but are invariably close friends at the end. There have been happy times, sad times, and good times. Some seemed long, hard, and strenuous. But there was always that love and understanding we could look back to from our family, friends, and teachers. Where we could once again forget our so-called problems. But now has come our last day, our last liturgy, our last time of really being together and the parting seems sad. Yet, there really is no parting because each memory we hold of our journey - is of a harmonious united effort, of fulfilling and beautiful years we've spent together. But the greatest part of this journey has been with you my friends, who were strangers in the beginning but now are warm and close friends at the end. And all I can say i s ............ thank you and I love you. Jackie Gomez '80

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If I could count m y moments spent, The first and through the last, Td find this time more precious than The moments o f the past. But still I need to sit and think O f other times gone by. For memories in time soon change; They soften, by and by. A nd I would like to picture them Once more, before they go Beyond the valley o f m y dreams To where I do not know. I see time has been good to me A nd brought me mostly sun Instead o f clouds, and friends to share The joyousness Tve won. A t times, o f course, Tve also failed. But friends do ease the pain A nd time, erasing harshest tones. Brought me around again. So it's m y friends Td like to thank For showing me the light. For joining with me in the day A nd staying in the night. As time goes on, we might forget The happy times we've shared. But we will not forget to love. To know someone has cared. Thus, on this day, while we remain, I give all I can give: M y friends, m y love, m y life are yours. As long as we shall live. Clare Flannan

SENIOR PORTRAITS

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The law o f living is giving The nature o f nature is giving The clouds are giving rain Trees are giving fruit Earth is giving grain Sun is giving warmth Moon and Stars are giving light With Gifts o f nature's giving, we are living To complete the cycle o f living and giving Let us give from our mind, hands and heart. To the world. Corinthians

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ANTONIETTA ALBANESE

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TRUST YOUR DREAMS EOR THEY KNO W W HO YOU ARE

JANET ARCURI

ALL THA T WE SEE OR SEEM, IS BUT A DREAM W ITHIN A DREAM. EDGAR ALLEN POE

M ARY ARDEN

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TAMERA BEEKMAN

m y life has been a tapestry o f rich and royal hue an ever lasting vision o f the ever changing view. carole king

KAREN BEER

M ARY BIRKHOFER

JANET BLOSE

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PETER BOGUSKI

L YNNE BOURKE

MARGARET BRINSON

Love when you can Cry when you have to. Be who you must That’s a part of the plan Await your arrival M ARY BUTLER

With simple survival and one day we’ll all understand. Dan Fogelberg

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Take your time, think alot, think o f everything you've got .. . Cat Stevens

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LUCILLE CASSIDY

ROSEMARY CA TANZARO

I want to do what I want to do I want to be what I want to be. Susan Polls Shultz

COLEEN CERIELLO

You have done it By being yourself, Perhaps that is what Being a friend means A fter alL Roy Craft

ELENA CHIARAMONTE

SANDRA CLARKE

KA THLEEN CLEARY

So on and on we go Seconds tick the time out

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There's so much le ft to know, A nd we're on the road to find out. Cat Stevens

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PATRICE CORTELLI

So you’re scared and your thinking That maybe we ain’t that young anymore Show a little faith . . Bruce Springsteen

PATRICIA COUGHLAN

STEPHANIE COURT

DOROTHY COURTNEY

What kind o f person am I? A m i good? A m i kind? Am I honest? Am I loving? Do I have talents? Am I smart?

M ARY ELLEN CROSSAN

You should Judge me On these things; but that I am a woman tells you nothing.

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Memory is the treasure of all things, and their guardian.

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Neither beauty nor gold Nor the riches o f kings Is as great as the treasure That true friendship brings.

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Friendship is the Inexpressible com fort o f f

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DEBORAH LEWORTHY

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How the ocean tides are like moments o f time They come rushing in, But just as you get within them, they run back into an ocean filled with other moments. ALICIA MCLAUGHLIN

A nd like them, you will never have them again. Except within the reaches o f your memory. Jennifer Sperber

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HAPPY ARE THOSE W HO DREAM DREAMS A N D ARE READY TO PA Y THE PRICE TO MAKE THEM COM E TRUE. LJ. CARDINAL SUENENS

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A friend is a person with whom I may be sincere. Before him, I may think aloud. Author unknown ANGELA NA TALE

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SET ASIDE SOME TIME FOR DREAMING!

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The best way to deal with any problem is to talk it over with three people. You can trust absolutely God, yourself and a friend.

We have but faith; we cannot know For knowledge is o f things we see.

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Do not pray for an easy life. Pray to be a strong person.

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How fortunate are those who share the blessings o f friendship . .

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They involve many things - above all, the warmth o f understanding the com fort o f companionship, and the jo y o f appreciation '

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Friendship, like the immortality of the soul, is too good to be believed. Ralph Waldo Emerson

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Because we are not afraid o f tomorrow, nor restricted by yesterday, we are able to love today.

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It's not time to make a change, just sit down take it slowly, You're still young that's your fault, there's so much you have to go through #

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MS. MAUREEN RUSSELL DIR. OF COMMUTERS/STUDENT ACTIVITIES

DR. CAROL YN M C C A N N DEAN OE STUDENT PERSONNEL SERVICES

DR. SUSAN L. EBBS ASSISTANT DEAN OF RESIDENT STUDENTS

SR, CAROL BARNES ACADEM IC ADVISEMENT

MS, PAULETTE LADOUX COUNSELOR

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Dear Class o f W M ay the Lord bless you and keep you M ay his face shine upon you, and be gracious to you. M ay he look upon you with kind ness and give you his peace. Amen Num. 6:24-26 Love The Campus M inistry Team

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Life unfolds all that is contained within time. Watch the Sun set, Another day is complete, but not at end . . . It is the birth o f new horizon's ahead. Rays spy over you from the west, instilling within, insight tow ard future travels, through the pasture. The glare may be blinding and seem to render future endeavors. Confront and meet the challenge; And never contradict your worthiness, . . . . then move on with graceful agility.

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BOOS TERS M eatloaf on Branola, cottage cheese, applesause, raisins, sunflower seeds. LunchBag Lady Chuck's Chicks and the Hudson River Sailors are cordially invited to the make-believe ballroom this weekend, an apron and broom affair- Fenny For Dixie, Trixie, Wilbur and the NO-NECK MONSTERS, Love Zot

Take the BIG bite! ML Celeste Foglia Good Luck Seniors K.C. Good Luck 1980 - M r. Seymour Bartfeld A wish for all the G.N. to pass the first time Dot Good Luck Shitling! AP

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Groundwater Drew, Can you handle it? We're so old but we still have it, AP

Goodbye and Good Luck with your sponge furniture, angels We d id it!!! Dick Barnet

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Paul, a fte r 4 years you better call me first! love your roomie Katherine Sullivan - Roger, Tm goin to marry her dad!!

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Kathryn- Happiness and love always, Suzy To the greatest girls on Split Level, all my love, M ark Good Luck Katherine, We'll miss you! love always, Ann, Irene 8 Kathy Never forget eggrolls, pork frie d rice, popcorn 3 best o f friends never part! Kl It won't be the same without you Kath! love, J3N

Hey toots!! Myrna-remember the GRE and Kathy Deb does!

GOOD LUCK FRED, FRED, FRED, FRED, FRED!!! K.OK

Home, Home . . . . Home.

To all my friends on split- I love you all. You're all invited to LA, CA anytime. Kl 3 MB

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Dedicated to youse are birds.

Oh heck, d id the head hood find her heel hovering under her hippie hat yet? HA, HA, HAH Love Fenny

What a bummer - We don't have a cafeteria to break into next year - Drew, Zot, Pal, ML

Leslie Ann M arie Hogan, When do we eat? Can you get me another tab? Zotto-YAH, YAH, YAH, so you graduated! AP 214

Who the hell is going to make me over, you guys ? ML

BOOS TERS Flake, a long train ride, 7-eleven, w eird music, loving you as m y special friend. P u ff (Angela Nat ale)

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Maybe w e’ll go to Florida next year, right guys? Drew

Gee whizzes. Carol, Joan, Maribeth

Flere’s our choices.- the bars, the bars or the diner!

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To D i-D i Matoozi, it has been a very fun 4 years! love KEG Alicia McLaughlin

O ff to assess, implement and evaluate the world! Flere’s to good friends, this y e ar’s been kinda special! PF § JC

Can’t we talk about something other than nursing? JC Little Dominica - Let the earth boogy with bugs- toots

Rita- Flave another one!! Barb Work? W e’re too young to work - so le t’s play. SK

Upton baby. Tender, little boys . . . ooohh what fun! buba

It s over, i t ’s over now!! thanks guys love, ML

Angela - You are "the total woman!” I love you. Celia

Flere’s to slow gin fizzies and California coolers!

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Barbara Acerno Economics/Teacher Prep, B.A

Peter Boguski Biology/Religious Studies, B.S.

Evelyn Acquavella Economics, B.A,

Lynne Bourke Psychology, B.A.

Antonietta Albanese Nursing, B.S.

Diana Burns Physical Education, B.S.

Lynn Allen Nursing, B.S.

Mary E. Butler Economics, B.A.

Margaret Ambrose Nursing, B.S.

Kathleen Byrne Nursing, B.S.

Therese Andrews Biology, B.S.

Yvonne Calise Language Arts, B.A.

Ann Andricosky Nursing, B.S. Fran Michele Anzalone Fine Arts, B.S. Janet Arcuri History/English, B.A. Mary E. Arden Nursing/Psychology, B.S.

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Debra Canning Communication Arts, B.A. Donna Caporusso Spanish, B.A. Barbara Cardito Nursing, B.S. Laura Carroll Nursing, B.S.

Barbara Baltera Psychology, B.A.

Regina Carroll Sociology, B.A.

Tamara Beekman Sociology, B.A.

Lucille Cassidy Nursing, B.S.

James Bierfeldt Language Arts, B.A.

Rosemary Catanzaro Economics, B.A.

Mary E. Birkhofer Nursing, B.S.

Coleen Ceriello Economics, B.A.

Janet Blose Spanish/Economics, B.A.

Elena Chiaramonte Nursing, B.S.

Sandra Clarke Health Education, B.A.

Beverly DeAngelis Biology, B.S.

Sherian Marie Clarke Math, B.A.

Frankie DeGree Economics, B.A.

Kathleen Cleary Economics, B.A.

Angela DeLosa Sociology, B.A.

Ivelisse Colon Fine Arts/Psychology, B.S

Geraldine Donohue Economics, B.A.

Susan Connell Economics, B.A.

Ruth Dorn Psychology, B.A.

Jean Connelly Biology, B.S.

Katherine Drew Math/Economics, B.S.

Pauline Connick Psychology, B.A.

Kathleen Dunne Nursing, B.S.

Kelly Conrad Economics, B.A.

Suzanne Eilers Nursing, B.S.

Kathleen Corcoran Communication Arts, B.A.

Kathleen Eivers Psychology. B.A.

Patrice Cortelli Biology, B.S.

Marguerite Engels History, B.A.

Kim Cortese Communication Arts, B.A.

Teresa Eustace English. B.A.

Patricia Coughlan Nursing, B.S.

Margaret Fahey Psychology, B.A.

Stephanie Court Biology, B.S.

Robert Federico Fine Arts, B.A.

Dorothy Courtney Nursing, B.S.

Eileen Fennelly Economics, B.A,

Mary Ellen Crossan Biology, B.S.

Cathleen Fennessy Sociology, B.A.

Laura Cuomo English, B.A.

Robert Ficarra English/Economics, B.A.

Joan Curley Economics, B.A.

Marianne Finnen Psychology/Religious Studies, B.A

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Julia Fischer Nursing, B.S.

Mary Ellen Golden Nursing, B.S.

Kathleen Flanagan Economics, B.A.

Jacqueline Gomez Nursing, B.S.

Kathleen Flood Economics, B.A.

Kathleen Gordon Flistory, B.A.

Patricia Fox Psychology, B.A.

Tara Griffin Spanish/Sociology, B.A.

Donata Fulgione Communication Arts, B.A.

Barbara Groundwater Nursing, B.S.

Jeanne Flyntz Nursing, B.S.

David Gilman Psychology, B.A.

Janice Ganz Nursing, B.S.

Maribeth Hackett Nursing, B.S.

William Gargano Sociology, B.A.

Barbara Flart Nursing, B.S.

Linda Garland Economics, B.A

Sarah Flernandez Spanish, B.A.

Laura Geider Sociology, B.A.

Kathryn Hetherington Nursing, B.S.

Debra Geiger Communication Arts, B.A.

Susan Hickson Nursing, B.S.

Darlene Geremino Nursing, B.S.

Carol Higgins Nursing, B.S.

Valery Giannone Biology/Fine Arts, B.S.

Leslie Hogan Nursing, B.S.

Karen Dibbons Fine Arts/Economics, B.A.

Mary Horan Nursing, B.S.

Anne Marie Giga Nursing. B.S.

Mary Ellen Hornik Language Arts, B.A.

Michelle Giller Nursing, B.S.

Mary Elizabeth Huczko Nursing, B.S.

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Marianne Hughes Economics, B.A.

Deborah Mangone Biology, B.S.

Kathleen Hurley Nursing, B.S.

Maryann Marren Economics, B.A.

Elizabeth Innvar Fine Arts, B.A. Mark Itzkowitz Communication Arts, B.A. Karen Izzo Biology, B.S. Mariko Kawamura Communication Arts, B.A. Doretta Kearns Nursing, B.S. Sr. Anne Kelly English. B.A. Jean-Marie Kenna Fine Arts/Economics, B.A. Sharon Keogh Government, B.A. Katherine Klos Nursing, B.S.

Cathy-Ann Martine Economics, B.A. Diane Matousek Nursing, B.S. Mary Jo McDonald Communication/English, B.A Eileen McElduff Sociology, B.A. Margaret McGlinchey Psychology, B.A. Kathleen McGrath Communication Arts, B.A. Maryann Mclntee Psychology, B.A. Johanna McKenna Fine Arts/Psychology, B.A.

Mary Catherine Labiak Physical Education. B.S.

Alicia McLaughlin Nursing, B.S.

Lillian LaSpisa Nursing, B.S.

Kathleen McManus English, B.A.

Deborah Leworthy Economics, B.A.

Marianne McManus Nursing, B.S.

Victoria Liccardi English/Religious Studies, B.A.

Patricia McManus Nursing, B.S.

Anne Lynch Economics, B.A.

Angela Menendez Biology, B.S.

Antoinette Maconi Psychology/Communication, B.A.

Mary Lou Merola Language Arts, B.A.

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Susan Meyers Communication Arts, B,A.

Kathleen O'Brien Biology, B.S.

Doreen Miranda Nursing, B.S.

Kathryn O'Brien Nursing, B.S.

Bernadette Mocarski Nursing, B.S.

Celine O'Connell Nursing, B.S.

Florence Mooney Nursing, B.S. Mary Ellen Moreno Fine Arts/Psychology, B.A. Nicholas Mucilli History, B.A. Barbara Mullooly Nursing, B.S. Patricia Mulroy Nursing, B.S. Julie Mulry Physical Education, B.S. David Murphy Governement, B.A. Rita Murphy Economics, B.A. Angela Natale Nursing, B.S. Doreen Nata e Economics, B.A.

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James 0 Bonnell Nursing, B.S. Sheila O'Donnell Nursing, B.S. Kathleen O'Keefe Nursing, B.S. Ursula Olazabal Psychology, B.S. Eileen O'Leary Nursing, B.S. Carol O'Neill Physical Education, B.S. Catherine O'Neill Health Education, B.S. Leora Osso Nursing, B.S. Abina O'Sullivan ... _ . History, B.A.

Patricia Naughton Language Arts, B.A.

Annette Palmier! Nursing, B.S.

Maryellen Nerz Biochemistry, B.S.

Mary Ellen Pascale Nursing, B.S.

Kerriann Nidds Nursing, B.S.

Cheryl Peary Nursing, B.S.

Jeanne O'Brien Fine Arts, B.S.

Maria Poggiogalle Sociology, B.A.

Teresa Polge Communication Arts, B.A

Lizabeth Schilling Physical Education, B.S.

Clinton Powell Sociology, B.A.

Judith Selby Physical Education, B.S.

Andrea Preftes Economics, B.A.

Lourdes Serrano Nursing, B.S.

Maureen Purtell Economics, B.A.

Lorraine Sharie Psychology, B.A.

Cathleen Reilly Language, Arts, B.A. Maryellen Riggio Health Education, B.S. Deborah Roche Fine Arts/Psychology, B.S Ann Marie Rodrigues Fine Arts, B.S. Bernadette Rogers English, B.A. Norma Roman Nursing, B.S. Lucy Rossi Biology, B.S. Debra Rozsypal Economics, B.A. Donna Ryan Economics, B.A. Jeanne Santopietro Fine Arts, B.A.

Mary Ann Simons Communication Arts, B.A. Barbara Smith English, B.A. David Snyder Biology, B.S. Loretta Spennato Psychology, B.A. Jennifer Sperber Communication Arts, B.A. Katherine Sullivan Nursing, B.S. Kathleen Sullivan Nursing, B.S. Karleen Tellitt Nursing, B.S. Celia Thompson Biology, B.S. Aydee Tirado French/Spanish, B.A. Henrietta Toth English/Communications, B.A

Patricia Scanlan Economics, B.A.

Anne Towey Nursing, B.S.

Donna Schaefer Psychology, B.A.

Peggy Anne Trainor Nursing, B.S.

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Rosalie Troia Math/Foreign Language, B.A

Laura Walsh Communications, B.A

Winnie Tse Sociology, B.A.

Catharine Weeks Nursing, B.S.

Susan Tucker Nursing, B.S.

Patricia Williams Fine Arts, B.A.

Laurie Turselli Health Education, B.S.

April Zimmermann Psychology, B.A.

Barbara Upton English, B.A.

Cathleen Zotto English, B.A.

Elena Villafane Government/Economics, B.A

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Kathy O ’Brien Editor-in-chief

Katie O ’Keefe Editor-in-chief

THE YEARBOOK STAFF

M ary Birkhofer Business Manager

Karen Gibbons Photography Editor

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Joan Curley A rt Editor

Valery Gianone A rt Editor

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