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We have come to find ourselves standing on the thresholds of our futures; those futures we will build on the experiences of our pasts. History is the essence of our lives. We take it up where another generation left off, and we become one with it. For the past four years, we have shared our lives with each other. In the process, we have created a class history uniquely our own. We have shared with each other both the good times and the bad. And we have become a part of the on-going history of the College of Mount Saint Vincent. We acknowledge the support of our teachers and of our families; for those who endorsed our goals, applaud ed our efforts, embraced our failures, boosted our spirits, and who, most importantly, believed in our success. But also, in this special 75th Birthday year of the Col lege, we acknowledge all those students who have gone before us blazing that trail that we follow. With them, we are united in an extra special spirit of enthusiasm and comradery. We became part of the Mount Saint Vincent tradition, and for the past four years, have heard all its stories of the past. We accepted that challenge of the past and changed and strengthened that tradition in a way only we could do. Now, we leave that tradition behind, challenging the next generation, and all those to come. Here, as we take a few moments to reflect on our history together, we can see so many of those moments that have been captured on film; but we remember too, all those times shared with just each other. . .

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Searching ihe dark recesses of our memories, we look back to those first few days, when we packed up our belongings and headed “off to college.” Getting lost, standing on lines, walk ing into classrooms of strange faces, and being buried under by books — it was enough to overwhelm anybody. But soon enough the homesickness wore away, we survived the Freshman raid, elected ourselves some class of ficers, joined a club or two, learned our ways around, made plenty of friends, agonized over exams and papers, and just survived Freshman year. Our goal was just to get through the y ear. . .

And then came Sophomore year, when it was just great not to be a Freshman anymore! It was now that we started coming into our own, and promoting our own identities. We pul together a couple of successful informals, sold everything from unsalted pretzels to green carnations, changed our majors once or twice, and sent a class of seniors on their way into the r e a l w o r l d wi t h a b a n g at t h e Sophomore/Senior Dinner. We had problems to work out, and decisions to make, but we sur vived .. .

Next thing we knew, we were Juniors! We started hitting the books, working on some presentations, and actually made it through clinical. Yet, we always made time for a social life. We saw our class come together as we pulled off Ring Night and our Junior Formal, not to mention the many Cahill nights, and our Junior/Senior Cocktail Party. We saw ourselves being the leaders on campus — as Resident Assistants, as varsity sports players, as members of Student Government, as newspaper editors, and as leaders of so many other organizations on campus. We were really starting to believe in ourselves and in what we could become . . .

And look at us now ..

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DEDICATION These past four years, we all became a part of the on-going history of the College of Mount Saint Vincent. This year, in marking the 75th year of that history, it is only fitting that we should give special recognition to all those students who were a part of its history; to those students that made Mount Saint Vincent what it is today. On this note, we, the Class of 1986, proudly dedicate this edition of Parapet to all the students and graduates of the College of Mount Saint Vincent. Whether here for a few days, or for four years, each played a special role in the Mount’s development during the past 75 years. Each encouraged a future generation to reach a little further, try a little harder, care a little more, strive a little further, speak a little louder, challenge a little stronger . . . all just to be that much greater. We see so many of the accomplishments of those students. They have passed the torch of hope and possibility on to us, and we walk the way they once walked. Thousands have received the education and preparation they needed to propel them into successful and rewarding futures. Then too, we see the number of students who have passed on before us, in whose wake we find the search and attainment of the ultimate eternal happiness. We can stand tall with our diplomas, knowing that we have what it takes to compete with the best of them; and then we can turn around and give a special wink to all those that came before us — thanks!

SR. MARGARET EGAN Please know that your many services and endless patience have not gone unnoticed. For all the times you encouraged us to reach a little farther, all the while there to catch us if we were to fall, we salute you and thank you. May God bless and reward you!

CAROL VICING How can one say in four lines all that you have meant to us during the past four years?! You supported the Class of 1986; but more than that, you believed in the Class of 1986. For the most super four years a class could ever have, a kiss, a hug, and a burst of symphonic energy!

SR. DORIS SMITH PRESIDENT 18

SR. MARGARET EGAN Vice President for Student Development

KATHLEEN KNOWLES Academic Vice President

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DONALD ALFANO

SR. DONNA DODGE

Executive Director o f Institutional Adancement

Assistant to the President Director o f Planning

THOMAS LENNON

SR. KATHLEEN TRACY

Special Assistant to the President for Finance

CMSV/MC Coordinator

ROBERT ANNUNIZIATA Director o f Athletics

SR. LORETTA A. CLARK

CATHERINE CATANIA

SR. MARY DAVID BARRY

Assistant Registrar

Admissions Counselor

College Historian

ROBERT COLEMAN

CARMEN CORBIN

MARGO COSMEDY

Director o f Media

Public Relations Director

Director o f Financial Aid 21

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RUNAE EDWARDS

CONSTANCE ERNENWEIN

SR. MARIE L. FELL

H.E.O.P. Director

Director o f Alumnae/I Relations

Director o f Nursing Learning Center

SHEILA FIELDS

DIANE GANNON

MARY CLAIRE GILL

Assistant Director o f Public Relations

H.E.O.P. Counselor

Director o f Admissions

FRANK HOEFLER

SR. MAGDALEN HORSTING

SR. VERONICA KEENAN

ChiefAccountant

Director o f Campus Ministry

Scheduler

KATHLEEN VOUTE MacDONALD

DIANE SALDERELLI-MACHADO

Director o f Continuing Education

Director o f Residence

SR. HELEN McG o v e r n

FR. PETER MEEHAN

ADRIENNE MEYERSON

Academic Advisor

Chaplain

Personnel Director

ELEANOR O’CONNELL

VIOLET PARETTI

KAREN PELLEGRINO

Registrar

Administrative Services Director

Admissions Counselor

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DEBBIE PINCUS

MARA PETER-RAOUL

MAUREEN RUSSELL

Counselor

Assistant Director o f Continuing Education

Director o f Student Activities/Commuter Life

VICTORIA SANTIAGO

DANIEL THOMAS

H.E.O.P. Counselor

Director o f Development

SR. ANGELA DOLORES VORISEK

SUSAN WALDSCHMIDT

LISA WILL

ANN WILLIAMS

Director o f Career Development

Admissions Counselor

Assistant Director o f Development

Director o f Work Study Program

LEO ALVES Biology

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RICHARD BARNET

FELIX BOCCHINO

JOHN BORELLI

Fine Arts

Biology

Religious Studies

MOSHE BOTWINICK

EILEEN BRADY

JEAN BRINKWORTH

Communication Arts

Psychology

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FRANCES BRODERICK

SR. MARGUERITE CASO

SR. KATHLEEN CASSIDY

Communication Arts

Chemistry

Library

JAMES CAVALLO

JOSEPH COADY

Economics/Business

History

SR. FRANCIS DOLORES COVELLA English

DIANE CUFF-CARNEY

RITA DYTELL

FLORENCE EHRLICH

Nursing

Psychology

Nursing

ELIZABETH ERRICO

ROSEMARY FARLEY

MARY ANN FOOTE

Nursing

Math/Computer Science

Biology

MARY ELLEN FREELEY

ENRICO GIORDANO

MARY GIUFFRA

Teacher Preparation

Fine Arts

Nursing

SAMUEL GLUCK

VIRGINIA GOROSH

Business/Economics

Nursing

SR. MARY EUGENE GOTIMER English

PATRICIA GROVE

JUDITH HABER

MARY HERNANDEZ

Biology

Nursing

Library

MARGARET HIGGINS

SR. PAULA HOLDMAN

MARGARET HSU

English

German

Library

SR. MARION HUNT

LINA IP

JUSTINA JABLONOWSKI

Philosophy

Library

Nursing

SR. JOHN JIMENEZ

BARRY KENDLER

HELEN KORITZ

Spanish

Biology

CATHY LEVEY

SR. GERALDINE LITTLE

DENIS MAHONEY

Psychology

Library

English

JANINE MARZI

SR. PATRICIA McGOWAN

SR. TERENCE McKEEVER

French

Communication Arts

Spanish

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BR. BRENDAN McPARLAND

EDWARD MEYER Business/Economics

Classical Languages

Mathematics/Computer Science

MARTIN MILLMAN

JOHN MILMORE

SR. MARIE MORRIS

Mathematics/Computer Science

Biology

Teacher Preparation

ARTHUR MURPHY

SR. CHRISTINE MURPHY

RALPH NAPOLITANO

History

Fine Arts

Teacher Preparation

SR. PATRICIA NOONE

DALE PATRIAS

English

LUCIE PFAFF

Sociology

Busin ess /Econo mi cs

MARY PILOSSOPH

DOMENIC PIRONE

BR. C. EDWARD QUINN

Nursing

Biology

ANGELA RACOLIN

MARY JANE REARDON

Nursing

GALE ROBINSON-SMITH

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PAULA SCHNABEL

ARTHUR L. SEARLES

BR. MICHAEL SEVASTIKAS

Nursing

Chemistry

Communication Arts

BARBARA SHIMMEL

JULIVA SINGEL

LUCIA SOVRAN

Health Education

Nursing

Italian

ERIC SVENSON

MARIE THOMAS

WILLIAM TRAMONTANO

Sociology

Psychology

Biology

SR. VIRGINIA UNSWORTH

CAROL VICING

History

BR. STEPHEN WALSH

Nursing

Chemistry

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MARIE WHITE

SR. MARY EDWARD ZIPF

Physical Education

Biology

EILEEN McCABE Director of Health Services

DR. KHOURY School Phvsician

THERESA SCHNEIDER KATHLEEN MAGUIRE CLAIRE CHABRIEL Nurses

ROSE O’KEEFE

TERRY ZELTMANN

Dircclor o f I lousekeeping

Bursar

JANE KEARNEY

FRANK GARTLAND

Preferred Food Services

SPELLMAN HALL

Resident Assistants: Theresa Ferri, Ann Shea, Sue McGrath, Kathy Seery, Cathy Ingram, Brianne O’Connor, Maria Alosco. Head Resident: Karen Pellegrino

Jean Regan Hall Director

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Hall Director: Ann Zalasky Receptionist: Cecilia Bertram

Resident Assistants: Pat Connelly, Mike Bessel, Karyn ladarola, Chris Barrett. Head Resident: Mike Feierman

BOARD OF TRUSTEES HitghJ. Tourney. Chairman Alfred Y. Morgan, Jr., Viee-Chairman Doris Smith, S.C., President Carol Barnes. S.C. Regina Beehtle, S.C. William Braden Joseph C. Brennan Edwin B. Broderick, D. D. Robert C. Callagy Agnes Connolly, S.C. Jane Crowley Nicholas J. D'Agostino, Jr. Noreen Doyle Edward D. Higgins Thomas F. Hilbert, Jr. Bowie Kuhn Robert J. McGuire Helen McTaggarl, S.C. Ewald B. Nyquist Anne Strianese Thomas R. Sullivan William F. Wallace

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Mary-Cay Alaimo Nursing 42

Emily Amabile Nursing

Laura Amato Psychology

A.ndrea Argonish Nursing

Donna Arthur Nursing 43

Be glad o f fife because it gives you the chance to love and work and to play and to look up at the stars. — Henry Van Dyke

Patrice Ball Business

James Barbieri Business 44

Mark Basta Business/Computer Science

The important thing is this to be able at any moment to sacrifice what we are for what we could become, — Charles DuBois

Simona Beccari Nursing

Roseann Burke Nursing

Beth Callan Business 45

Kathleen Canedo Nursing

Joan Cassidy Communication Arts

Teresa Cassidy Nursing 46

Ava Charles Nursing

Patricia Ceglio Psychology

Cari-Anne Cichlar Biology 47

Anne Marie Cilento Nursing

Margaret Clarke Business

Jane Clevenberg Special Education 48

Ann Coats Nursing

Delva Comizio Nursing

Nanci Crisci Art/Education 49

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Nancy Crowe Sociology

Margaret Cunningham Nursing

. . . Let yourselffind peace with the beginning of every new adventure. Again and again, and again, grow. Life is once only. — Jonivan

Patricia Curran Business 50

II n'C fear new experiences, our knowledge is secondhand. — Jonivan

Doreen D’Anna Nur.sing

Anna Marie D’Avanzo Nursing

Mary Davey Nursing 51

Mary Dearani Nursing

Alison DeBonis Communication Arts 52

Josephine Delacruz Spanish/Teacher Preparation

Eileen Devennev Nursing

Donna DifHev Nursing

Diane Doherty Communin' Health Education 53

Sharon Donaghey Math/Computer Science 54

Roseann Dorsey Nursing

Laura Dougherty Business 55

M y will shall shape my future. Whether I fail or succeed Shall he no m an’s doing but my own I am the force . . .

Donna Egan Communication Arts

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Margaret Eicher Business 56

Patricia Erickson Business

Elizabeth Fernandez Psychology

Theresa Fitzsimmons Communication Arts

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Or 1 can be lost in the maze. M y choice: My responsibility: Win or lose. Only I hold the key To my own destiny. — Elaine Maxwell

Maria Flynn Nursing 57

Tracey Flynn Computer Science

Monica Fox Nursing 58

Randolph Freeman, Jr. Business

Beth Gallagher Business

Nancy Galvin Special Education

Anne Gannon Nursing 59

Mary Geary Nursing

Theresa Geiger Health Education

There in the sunshine are my highest aspirations . . . / can took up and see their beauty, believe in them, and try to follow where they lead. — Louisa MavAlcott

Carolyn Gibbons Biology 60

Education i ’c n w not seeds in you, but makes your seeds grow. — Anonymous

Anne Marie Graf Communication Arts

Grace Greco Psychology

Elizabeth Green Psychology 61

Mary Jane Griffin EngUsh/Teacher Preparation

Timothy Hand Biology

Deborah Harris Nursing 62

Jane Hoey Nursing

Mary Hogan Nursing

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Jacqueline Howlin Communin’Health Education 63

Sharon Hubert Biology

Joan Marie Hurley Communication Arts

Karyn ladarola Biology 64

Patricia Idzinski Psychology

Margaret Keenan Nursing i I

Kathleen Kenney Nursing 65

We have the power to make this the best generation in the history o f mankind, or to make it the last. — John F. Kennedy

Patricia Klos Communication Arts 66

Mary Ann Lent English/Business

World, I am youth, the hope o f your day; Fm bewildered and young in this land. Fm searching your paths for a vision, naked truth — Give me your hand. — Anonymous

Maria Lopingco Biology

Elizabeth Lorenzo Nursing 67

Raquel Luis Nursing

Kathleen Maguire Nursing

Margaret Maher Nursing 68

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Michele Masterson Communication Arts

Alessandra Marzella Nursing

Maria McCarthy Bust ness/Communication Arts 69

The heart has its own memory, like the mind and in it enshrined the precious keepsakes. — Henry W. Longfellow

Maureen McGrane Business

Erin McGrath Communication Arts 70

Pegeen McGreal Nursing

Geraldine McKiernan Nursing

James McNamara Business/Sociology

I would not live without the love o f my friends. — John Keates

Wendy Mignano History 71

Rosanne Molitor Psychology

Mary Monnerat Psychology 72

Kieren Muldoon Business

Jean Mulloy Psychology/French

Maureen Mullaly Nursing

Patricia Murray Health Education 73

Gina Naclerio Business

Mary Norton Business

Kathleen O’Donnell Nursing 74

Mary Ellen O’Donnell Nursing

Theresa Palladino Business

Joanne Preli Biology 75

Olga Quiles Sociology

May each tomorrow remind you o f yesterday in a small way, and may I cross the path o f your dreams and thoughts occasionally, looking for a new place to ponder in your moments o f solitude. — Jonivan

Tara Revy Business/Psychology 76

A faithful friend is a sure shelter, Whoever fuids one has a rare treasure. A faithful friend is something beyond price. There is no measuring his worth. — Ecclesiasticus 6:14

Arlene Rodriguez Spa n ish / B usi ness

Iliana Rodriguez Business 77

Yvette Rodriguez Communication Arts

Catherine Roemer Business 78

Eileen Sanaga Nursing

Kathleen Sanaga Communication Arts

Maria Sanchez Sociology

Never shall I forget the days which I spent with you. Continue to be my friend, as you will always find me yours. — Ludwig von Beethoven

Mary Sarrantonio Biology 79

Dianne Scacalossi Nursing

Alison Scaduto Nursing 80

Marigrace Scaduto Nursing

Lenore Scarpelli Nursing

Jacqueline Schwall Engl ish/Teacher Prepara tion

Brigid Sexton Nursing 81

Ann Shea Nursing

Julia Stark Nursing

See things as they are and not as they may seem. Look within and see behind. Know the heart and read the mind. — Irish Song

Claire Sullivan Economics 82

I f you have built castles in the air your work need not be lost; there is where they should be. Now put foundations under them, — Henry David Thoreau

Colleen Sullivan Business

Annemarie Tarpey Engl ish /Busi ness

Annemarie Tarsnane Nursing 83

Clara Toth Biology

Annise Vaidez Communication Arts 84

Norma Vitagliano Econom ics /Political Science

Denise Walter Nursing 85

So long to you and the youth that I have spent with you, yesterday we met on a dream . . . And if we should meet again we shall all build another power in the sky. — Kahlil Gibran

Patricia Walther Nursing

Margaret Way Psychology 86

Gail Weinbrenner Nursing

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Cherise Wieczorek Nursing

The greatest adventure is what lies ahead. Today and tomorrow are yet to be said. The chances and changes are all yours to make, The mold o f your life is in your hands to break. — J.R.R. Tolkien

Suzanne Zwerle Business/Spanish i

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JoAnn Abel Donald Andrews AnnBenford Claire Cbabriel John Clyne T ami Engelhard! Magdalena Falcon Vivian Comunale Flood Ann Gallagher Geraldine Gear Richard Hahn June Horn Marline Jean-Baptiste Rosemary Kamholz

Theresa Keenan Edward Kerrisk Rosa Llenin Margaret Loonam Lorraine Maher Michele Maratea Heidi Milzoff Ronald Neiswenter Janice O’Toole Yumi Sakurai Tomoko Sasaki Tammy Schwabauer Denise Tilearcio Pat Tucker Julie Zoldessy

WHO’S WHO AMONG AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES

MARK BASTA KA THLEEN CANEDO BETH GALLAGHER NANCY GAL VIN ELIZABETH GREEN KARYN lADAROLA KATHLEEN KENNEY PATRICIA KLOS MARIA M cCa r t h y MARY MONNEPUT TARA REVY LENORE SCARPELLI ANN SHEA JULIA STARK NORMA VITAGLIANO

SENIOR DIRECTORY Joanne Abel PO Box 692 Yonkers, NY 10704 Mary Catherine Alaimo 3353 Fort Independence St. Bronx, NY 10463 Emily Ann Amabile 1149 White Plains Rd. #3 Bronx, NY 10473 Laura C. Amato 23-76 35 Street Long Island City, NY 11105 Judy Ann Agnoletto 195 Hoover Road Yonkers, NY 10710 Donald Andrews 25 Prescott Ave. Bronxville, NY 10708 Andrea Argonish 520 East 90th Street New York, NY 10128 Donna Arthur 39 Regency Drive Wappingers Falls, NY 12590 Patrice Ball 185 Ava Drive East Meadow, NY 11554 James Barbieri 286 Grand Street Croton-on-Hudson, NY 10520 Mark Basta 413-11 Street Brooklyn, NY 11215 Marie Biagiotti 2852 Dudley Ave. Bronx, NY 10461 Jacqueline Burke 350 65 Street Brooklyn, NY 11220 Rose Ann Burke 179 Lafayette Ave. Staten Island, NY 10301 Beth Ann Callan 240-12 53 Ave. Douglaston, NY 11362 Kathleen Canedo 90

64 Darling Ave. Smithtown, NY 11787 Joan Cassidy 3881 Sedgwick Ave. #20 Bronx, NY 10463 Patricia Ann Ceglio 14 Croydon Road Yonkers, NY 10710 Claire Chabriel CMSV PO Box 1054 Riverdale, NY 10471 Ava Marie Charles 4 Bedford Court Spring Valley, NY 10977 Cari-Ann Cichlar 86-45 St. James Ave. (6S) Elmhurst, NY 11373 Ann Marie Cilento 10 Wilbur Street Yonkers,NY 10704 Margaret Clarke 5438 Valles Ave. Bronx, NY 10471 Jane Clevenberg 214 Hyatt Ave. Yonkers, NY 10704 John Clyne 3040 Scenic Place Bronx, NY 10463 Ann Coats 248 Hubbard Ave. Stamford, CT 06905 Delva Maria Comizio 52 Prospect Drive Yonkers, NY 10705 Nanci Crisci 617 Kimball Ave. Yonkers, NY 10704 Nancy Crowe 77 High Street Mt. Kisco,NY 10549 Margaret Mary Cunningham 32 Drumlin Road West Simsbury, CT 06092 Patricia Curran 16 Middlebrook Farm Road

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PARAPET STAFF ‘86 would like to express its gratitude to Sr. Margaret Egan, for her guidance, patience and endless help. This book could not have been possible without her! would also like to give special thanks to Bob Annunziata, Director of Athletics, for his time and cooperation. staff hopes that in years to come, you will be able to turn through these pages and remember what it was like P

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TO ANN MARIE CILENTO: WE ARE VERY HONORED AND PROUD TO HAVE A DAUGHTER SUCH AS YOU. GOD GAVE US A GIFT VERY LOVING AND TRUE. THE WONDERFUL GIFT WAS A DAUGHTER LIKE YOU. WE WISH YOU, ANN MARIE, A FUTURE FILLED WITH HAPPINESS, YOU DESERVE IT! WE LOVE YOU

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THE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL WISHES TO EXTEND THE BEST OF WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1986 FOR A BRIGHT AND SUCCESSFUL FUTURE —

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CONGRATULATIONS, MAY GOD GO WITH YOU! TOM & JOAN KLOS CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO OUR DAUGHTER BETH AND THE CLASS OF 1986. MR. & MRS. WILLIAM GALLAGHER

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TO AVA MARIE CHARLES WISHING YOU THE BEST LIFE HAS TO OFFER — LOVE ALWAYS, JOHN RIVERA CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1986 — VALERIE AND BILL MCCARTHY CONGRATULATIONS MAUREEN AND THE CLASS O F ‘86 THE McGRANE TAMIL Y CONGRATULATIONS TO SUZANNE ZWERLE, MY FAVORITE NIECE. GOD BLESS YOU UNCLE (REV. H. O. GOODWIN) O’LASM 179

THE CONFIDENCE OF WISDOM THE WARMTH OF FRIENDSHIP THE BEAUTY OF TRANQUILITY THESE WERE THE MOUNT’S GIFTS TO YOU TREASURE THEM ALWAYS CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES FROM THE ALUMNAE/ALUMNI ASSOCIATION KAY DELANEY SCHAFER, PRESIDENT

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EILEEN KELLY JOANNIE LIZS. MAURA DENISE MAUREEN CHRIS ANNIE ANN MARIE CAROLEE MAUREEN PAM LIZM. PHI RO PI BETA SIGMA ALPHA PHI DELTA “THE WING” JASPER BASKETBALL JASPER LACROSSE JASPER FOOTBALL SUE SPECIAL THANKS TO; DAVID LETTERMAN, TOM CARVEL, WHITE CASTLE, BUCKWHEAT, AND SUN WAH (R.I.P.)

Dear Margo: There have been so many monents when we wanted to surrender. It was you with your inspiring words, guiding hand and patience that gave us the courage to try once more . . . As the dreams and chances for winning a trophy faded, it was you who said we had won something worth much more . . .

The support, understanding, love, and friendships which developed among us in such a short time, had more value and importance than any award. Our record may not reveal it, but we too feel that the seasons have been successful. . . Your ability to take nine individuals and have us play as one, has not gone unnoticed; nor has your devotion . . . To you . .. Many fond memories, good times; this dedication, along with my respect and a dozen roses . .. Marigrace Scaduto

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“MANY YEARS ALL TOGETHER SHARED TEARS MEMORIES FOREVER” CONGRATULATIONS ANNA AND THE CLASS O F ‘86! LOVE, THE D’AVANZO FAMILY DAD, MOM, JOE, BOBBI, TOM, MIKE, PETE AND RODNEY

WHEN FACED WITH A MOUNTAIN, I WILL NOT QUIT! I WILL KEEP ON STRIVING UNTIL I CLIMB OVER, FIND A PASS THROUGH, TUNNEL UNDERNEATH OR SIMPLY STAY . . . AND TURN THE MOUNTAIN INTO A GOAL MINE WITH GOD’S HELP. YOU DID IT ROSE, AND WE LOVE YOU FOR THE WOMAN YOU’VE BECOME. MOM, DAD, MICHAEL, GRAM, AND POPPY

CONGRATULATIONS MARIGRACE AND ALISON WE ARE PROUD OF YOU BOTH MUCH LOVE, MOM, DAD, CHRISTOPHER, AND MATTHEW

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CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ‘86 IT WAS REAL. IT WAS FUN IT WAS REAL FUN! REMEMBER THE WOOD HOME OF MOUNTAINEERS PARTY HARDY CROWD” BEST WISHES! FITZ AND FLYNN

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“I LEARNED THIS, AT LEAST, BY ME EXPERIMENT, THAT IF ONE ADVANCES CONFIDENTLY IN THE DIRECTION OF HIS DREAMS, AND ENDEAVORS TO LIVE THE LIFE WHICH HE HAS IMAGINED, HE WILL MEET WITH A SUCCESS UNEXPECTED IN COMMON HOURS.” — HENRY DAVID THOREAU, W

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TO MRS. VICING: THANKS SO MUCH FOR ALL YOU’VE DONE. I COULDN’T HAVE DONE IT WITHOUT YOU! LOVE, KATHY K.

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DEAREST AVA AND THE CLASS OE‘86: MAY ALL LEARNED LIEE EXPERIENCES AND SKILLS SERVE AS A GUIDE IN LIFE. LOVE, DAD, MOM, AND TERRENCE

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