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Dear Members of the Class of 1996 It was a short four years ago that you and I first came to the College of Mount Saint Vincent. Those years have gone quickly; years in which we have all grown and gained from our experience here. Time and again you listened to my Native American stories with respect and appreciation as I celebrated your diversity and spirit.

Now you are beginning a new phase in your life; one which will place you beyond the gates of the Mount. You will carry the Mount spirit and experience with you. It will touch your family, your community, your Church, and your profession. Remember that you carry with you the “sacred space” that is the Mount along with the teachings of the buffalo.

We wish you success, health, happiness, and continued growth, and may God bless your journey.

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GETTING TO KNOW YOU Freshman Orientation ’95 Orientation is one of the most memorable experiences for students here at the Mount, as it is a time for most people to break out of their shells. The tempo for the next four years of a student’s life is set at Orientation: the first experience of school food at the luau, a chance to be silly with Dave Binder and at Playfair. Oh yeah, and there’s watching the wacky upperclassmen Orientation leaders acting like they’re in first grade again. Don’t forget — the initiation

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CMSV: OFF TO A GREAT START Opening Convocation 1995

The Fall 1995 semester officially began with the Opening Convocation o Monday, August 28th, in Cardinal Hayes Auditorium. During this ceremony, th new students were “handed over” to Dr. Michael McGovern, Academic Vic€ President by Lenore Mott, Dean of Admissions. The audience was comprised of freshmen and new students, returning student: faculty, and administration. Mount Saint Vincent’s President, Dr. Mary Stuar addressed the audience about the new year and the hopes, wishes, and plans for th upcoming academic year. Also speaking at the Convocation were Dr. Denis Mahoney, of the CMSV Englis: Department and Wally Sayej, Student Government President. All those in al tendance were certainly motivated by the speakers and the spirit of the ceremony ti have a happy, productive, and successful academic year at CMSV.

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CMSV’S BEST AND BRIGHTEST Honors Convocation 1995

In October, the College of Mount Saint Vincent held its annual Honors Convocation in Smith Hall. Mount stu­ dents were honored for their academic achievements of the previous year. Dr. Edward Meyer, Business Depart­ ment Chairperson and moderator of Delta Epsilon Sigma, inducted members into the National Honor Society. Those students in the Class of 1996, and the Class of 1997 who had been named to the academic honor roll were also rec­ ognized. The Covella Prize for Excellence in Research Writing was awarded to Denise Schnurr of the Class of 1998. The Enright Award for Teaching Ex­ cellence, better known as the Teacher of the Year Award, was awarded to Dr. Felix Bocchino of the Biology Depart­ ment. Many kudos to all honorees for a job well done!

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Junior Andrea Petnizzi and her mother get down and funky doing the electric slide.

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HONORS SHOWCASE 1996 Barbara LaComarre, Sr. Pat Noone, and Dr. Stuart are au­ dience to CMSV’s brightest.

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SENIORS Front: Ruth Ann Roman, Mary Romanelli, Diana Lupo. Back: Ian Brett, Tricia Vicino, Albert Fajardo.

JUNIORS Front: Nacime Alfaras, Tricia Gogolen. Back: Michael Fleming, Kelly Meade.

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SOPHOMORES Front: Michelle Pugliese, Mindy Palhete, Maria Saco, Kathleen Corrigan. Back: Carla Alves, David Hylton.

FRESHMEN Front: Christine Murphy, Sarah Deusel, Kim Cavallero. Back: Anthony Gallicchio, Christina Wesolek, Chris Delmar.

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