Holy Family University Yearbook - 1976

FAMILOGUE 1976

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The past stands as a mountain behind us, the future beckons with a path walking endlessly into time. The challenge of the present is to carry the wealth of knowledge and experience from the mountain to the covenant of the future.

The call of the future consists of recognizing the reality of both the good and the evil, the caring and the non-caring, the mature and the foolish, and coping with the decision to choose from them, It is the obligation of each to choose the good, the caring and the mature,

Our nation, in its Bicentennial Year, is honoring her past, reflecting upon her heritage:

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of this declaration, with a firm reliance on the protection of divine providence, we mutually pledge to each other our lives, our fortunes and our sacred honor."

The Bicentennial celebration would not be valid, however, without an honest examination of conscience, a realistic assessment of the state of man.

We have inherited the lives, fortunes and sacred honor of so many who have gone before us, entrusting us with today. Because today is not perfect, we are charged with facing and appeasing the hungers of the human family. To this end, our Bicentennial Year is concurrent with an international Eucharistic Congress: a body of people concerned and caring, planning for the future.

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be, each day of our lives. this education develops within the individual a deep of responsibility and of society. As a person I have no duplicate. I have a mission to

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a person seeks his rights, obliges respect in dealing with others, and suffers when deprived of his due. The totality of personalistic education is the response to the foremost commandment 'Thou shalt love.'espite the fact that love is the universal foundation and sole lever for education, rarely has it been so emphasized as in our Nazareth ideology." Thee wor word so f t e Founding President of our College capture the commitment inherent in our philosophy: a body of people concerned and caring, planning for the future.

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hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights..." and certain unalienable responsibilities. The words are written for and about each one of us.

Always, we must look to the individual. It is the duty of each man to glean from the past, and live fully in the present, in order to build a peace-filled future. The duty is a privilege and lends dignity to the individual who says "Yes." Strength and glory spring from that response in it is the edge of fear softened, and through it are the wings of hope unfolded. The covenant is renewed.

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Interlink'd, food-yielding lands!

Land of coal and iron! land of gold! land of cotton, sugar, rice!

Land of wheat, beef, pork! land of wool and hemp! land of the apple and the grape!

Land of the pastoral plains, the grass-fields of the world! land of those sweet-air'd interminable plateaus!

Land of the herd, the garden, the healthy house of adobie!

Lands where the north-west Columbia winds, and where the south-west Colorado winds!

Land of the eastern Chesapeake! land of the Delaware!

Land of Ontario, Erie, Huron, Michigan!

Land of the Old Thirteen! Massachusetts land! land of Vermont and Connecticut!

Land of the ocean shores! land of sierras and peaks!

Land of boatmen and sailors! fishermen's land!

Inextricable lands! the clutch'd together! the passionate ones!

The side by side! the elder and younger brothers! the bony-limb'd!

The great women's land! the feminine! the experienced sisters and the

inexperienced sisters!

For breath'd land! Artie braced! Mexican breez'd! the diverse! the compact!

The Pennsylvanian! the Virginian! the double Carolinian!

0 all and each well-loved by me! my intrepid nations! 0 I at any rate include you all with perfect love!

I cannot be discharged from you! not from one any sooner than another!

0 death, 0 for all that, I am yet of you unseen this hour with irrepressible love Walking New England, a friend, a traveler, Splashing my bare feet in the edge of the summer ripples on Paumanok's sands, Crossing the prairies, dwelling again in Chicago, dwelling in every town, Observing shows, births, improvements, structures, arts,

Listening to orators and oratresses in public halls, States as during life, each man and woman my neighbor, The Louisianian, the Georgian, as near to me, and I as near to him and her, The Mississippian and Arkansian yet with me, and I yet with any of them, Yet upon the plains west of the spinal river, yet in my house of adobie, Yet returning eastward, yet in the Seaside State or in Maryland, Yet Kanadian cheerily braving the winter, the snow and ice welcome to me, Yet a true son either of Maine or of the Granite State, or the Narragansett Bay State, or the Empire State, Yet sailing to other shores to annex the same, yet welcoming every new brother, Hereby applying these leaves to the new ones from the hour they unite with the old ones, Coming among the new ones myself to be their companion and equal, coming personally to you now, Enjoining you to acts, characters, spectacles, with me.

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With me with firm holding, yet haste, haste on.

On my way a moment I pause, Here for you! and here for America!

Still the present I raise aloft, still the future of the States I harbinge glad and sublime, And for the past I pronounce what the air holds of the red aborigines.

Walt Whitman

Father in heaven, You have made us for yourself; Our hearts are restless until they rest in you.

Fulfill this longing through Jesus, the bread of life, So that we may witness to him Who alone satisfies the hungers of the human family.

By the power of your Spirit Lead us to the heavenly table Where we may feast on the vision of your glory For ever and ever.

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Administration, Faculty/18 Student Organization/32 Activities/50 Student Life/66 Graduates/84

BOARD OF TRUSTEES bottom,

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Sister Mary Lillian, Sister M. Neomisia, Sister Mary Rose, Rev. John A. Klekotka, O.S.A. top, 1. to r.

Sister M. Lauretine, Sister Margaret Mary, Sister M. Daniel, Sister M. Salvatore, Mr. Francis S.Gregory, Stanley J. Skromak, M.D.

Sister M. Neomisia, Ph.D. Founding President Professor of Modern Languages

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Sister Mary Lillian, Ph.D. President

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Sister M. Patrice, M.A. Dean of Students

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Sister M. Praxede, M.A. Treasurer

Sister M. Louise, B.A.

Registrar

Miss Catherine Paris, M.A. Director of Careers Center and Administrative Assistant

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Sister M. Jane, M.S.L.S. College Archivist

Sister M. Kathryn, M.S.L.S. Director of Library Services

Sister M. Martha, B.S. Director of Auxilliary Staff

and Services

Miss Angela Godshall, M.A. Director of Admissions and Financial Aid

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DEPARTMENT HEADS to r.

Sister M. Jude, M.Ed. 1.

Art Sister M. Rose Ann, Ph.D. Biology Sister M. Lucidia, M.S. Chemistry Dr. Joseph Burak, Ed.D. Education Sister M. Placide, Ph.D. English Mr. Joseph McElhenny, Ph.D. Cand.

History Sister M. Grace, Ph.D. Mathematics Mr. Peter Frey, Ph.D. Cand.

Modern Languages Mrs. Alice Phillips, Ph.D. Cand.

Nursing Dr. Arthur Grugan, Ph.D. Philosophy Sister M. Florianne, Ph.D.

Psychology Rev. Francis A. Cegielka, S.T.D. Religious Studies Dr. Bronislaw Sadnicki, D.Comm.

Social Sciences .

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FACULTY l. to r.

Mr. Thomas McCormick, Ph.D. Cand.

English Stster M. Berntce, Ph.D.

Chemistry Miss Judith Markowski, M.Ed. Psychology Sister M. Florence, Ph.D. English Mrs. Dorothy Doney, B.S.N.

Nursing Sister M. DeLourdes, M.A.

Education Mrs. Bette Tokar, M.A. Economics Sister M. Consolata, M.A. Modern Languages Dr. Dora C. Pruna, D.Ped. Modern Languages Mr. Thomas Garberina, Ph.D. Cand.

Education

FACULTY to r.

Dr. Celia Prairie, Ph.D., Biology Mr. Frank X. Smith, B.F.A., Art Sister M. Irene, M.A., Modern Languages Dr. Beatrice Heine, Ph.D., Education Sister M. Frances, M.A., Modern Languages Dr. Thomas Lombardi, Ph.D., English Sister Rita Kathryn, M.S.W., Social Sciences Mrs. Marion Von Rosenstiel, M.A., English Sister M. Aurelia, M.Ed., Education Sister M. Xavier, Ph.D., Psychology Rev. John Jagodzinski, M.A., Chaplain Mr. Albert Wehrman, M.A., Social Sciences

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FACULTY Mrs. Kayann Laughlin, M.S.N. Nursing Miss Helene D. Popper, M.A. Mathematics Mrs. Rose O'Driscoll, M.S.N. Nursing Mrs. Jean Berry, B.S.N. Nursing Mrs. Andrea Holhngsworth, M.S.N. Nursing Miss Edna Erez, Ph.D. Cand.

Sociology

Mr. Joseph Grady, M.A. English

Mr. Francts Halloran, B.S. Business Administration Dr. John Lontz, Ph.D. Biology

Dr. Hugh Carberry, Ph.D. Psychology

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FACULTY l. to r.

Mrs. Regina Hobaugh, M.A. Philosophy Mr. John Scioli, M.A.

Music

Mr.'ugene Donohue, M.A. History Miss Janis DeStefano, M.A. Biology Mr. Louis Hoelzle, M.S. Mathematics Mrs. Patricia Brennan, M.S.S. Psychology Dr. I. Harry Checchio, J.D. Business Administration

Miss Miriam Kelly, M.S.N. Nursing Mr. Alfred Mackler, M.A. Education Rev. Francis X. Hanley, C.S.Sp., Ph.D. Religious Studies Miss Patricia McGrath, M.S.N. Nursing Dr. William Groetsch, Ph.D. Education

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Mrs. Lynn Palkovicz, M.S.L.S. Readers Service, Librarian Mrs. Gunvanti Asher, M.S.L.S. Technical Services, Librarian

Mr. Sidney Shotz, M.A. Education

Mr. John Harbison, M.A. History Mr. Paul Kraft, M.A. Communications, Education Mrs. Francine Perlish, M.A, English Dr. Jerome Perlish, Ph.D. Biology Mr. Douglas LaPierre, M.A. Education Miss Regina Schroder, M.S.N. Nursing Dr. Ronald Duska, Ph.D. Philosophy Dr. Robert Vacchiano, Ph.D. Education

Mr. Mark Singer, M.A. Biology, Physics

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FACULTY to r.

Mrs. Mary Ann Smith, M.T.(A.S.C.P.) Medical Technology Mrs. Susan Woods, M.T.(A.S.C.P.) Medical Technology Sister M. Johnine, M.T.(A.S.C.P.) Medical Technology Mrs. Sheila Byrne, M.T.(A.S.C.P.) Medical Technology Dr. Emmet F. Ciccone, M.D. Medical Technology 1.

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Sister M. Loretta, M.S., Biochemistry Medical Technology

Dr. A. Nabil Saleh, M.D. Medical Technology Miss Edith M. Waldron, M.T.(A.S.C.P.) Medical Technology Dr. Martin Gold, Ph.D. Medical Technology Sister M. Egelius, M.T.(A.S.C.P.) Medical Technology Dr. Myroslaw Nawrockyj, M.D. Medical Technology Mr. George Mathew, M.S. Medical Technology Miss Verna M. Kahrklin, M.T.(A.S.C.P.) Medical Technology

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Ms. Rosesylvia McDonald, M.A. Executive Secretary, Alumni Council Mrs. Theresa Hoyle Secretary to the Academic Dean Mrs. Jeanne Grayson

Librarian Mrs. Jeanne Donohue Secretary, Office of Admissions and Financial Aid Mrs. Eleanor Weigand Secretary to the President Mr. Panfilo Ventresca Maintenance Mrs. Mabel Pachucki School Secretary Mrs. Helen Chapman Bookstore Manager Mr. William Rothenbach Chief of Engineering Mrs. Mildred Malone Switchboard Operator

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Mrs. Dorothy Guiniven, Secretary to the Registrar Mrs. Evelyn Adamczyk, Secretary to the Dean of Students Mrs. Elaine Javage, Library Mrs. Helen Gawinowicz, Canteen Personnel Mr. Nicolas Rusnak, Custodian Mrs. Emma Cordek, Secretary to the Treasurer Mrs. Ann Iodice, Circulation Assistant, Library Mrs. Bertha Kraemer, Circulation Assistant, Library Mrs. Anna Maichrowicz, Maintenance Mr. Konstantinos Karagiannis, Maintenance Mrs. Josephine Orlicki, Canteen Personnel Mrs. Elizabeth Hearn, Secretary, Department of Nursing

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STUDENT COUNCIL to r.

Ed MacNew, treasurer Lorena Alexander, president Wally Tulk, S.O.C. chairman Sister M. Patrice, moderator Maureen MacNew, secretary Diane Guckin, vice president Clare O'Reilly, parliamentarian 1.

A WISH FOR LEADERS

I wtsh that you could achieve some great good for mankind, but have nobody know about it except you.

I wish you could find something so worthwhile that you deem it worthy of investing your life within it.

I hope you become frustrated and challenged enough to begin to push back the very barriers of your own personal limitations.

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hope you give so much of yourself that some days you wonder all worth the effort.

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I wish for you a magnificent obsession that will give you reason for living and purpose and direction and life.

I wish for you

the experience of leadership.

Earl Reum

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MUSIC I HEARD WITH YOU WAS MORE THAN MUSIC AND BREAD I BROKE 7

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Janet Guarino, vice president, Pat Conway, secretary, Barbara Gecewicz, president, Mary Jo Ruehmling, treasurer not present, Sister M. Jude, moderator, Sister M. Xavier, moderator

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ALBERTANS top, 1. to r.

Alexis Macool, Sister M. Rose Ann, moderator, Nanci Donacki, president, Clara Ferraro, vice president, Barbara Hassett, Debbie Dick, Maryann Campbell, Sue Mitchell, Tina Alvarez, Alex Dougherty bottom I to r Terry Hartman, Cathy Conner, Ray Ziembicki, Charlene O'eill, Terry Vasey, Terry Wodack

kiri yII+1 STUDENT NURSING ORGANIZATION top, 1. to r.

Andrea Melfi, Mrs. Dorothy Doney, moderator, Miss Patricia McGrath, moderator, Jane Jaskowiak, bottom, 1. to r.

Mary Ellen Fisher, Pat Evans, Roxanne Hoffmann, Pat Buday, Kathy LeConey, Despina Seremelis 36

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BETA CHI top, I. to r.

Sister M. Grace, moderator, Janice DtGirolamo, Kate Britt, secretary, Bob Papsun, president,

Linda Mahon, Marilyn Marcinko, bottom, 1. to r.

Guy Giardine, vice president, Glenn Ritter, Ralph Ciarroco, Sue Capozio

PENNSYLVANIASTATE EDUCATION ASSOCIATION top, 1. to r.

Ralph Ciarroco, Jeanne Russ, vice president, Cathy Patko, treasurer, Donna Satkowski, Vicki Nowak bottom, 1. to r.

Linda Mahon, Ann White, Sue Capozio, Mary Munizza, Mary Carroll, Betsy Tripolitis, secretary, Virginia Kunkle, president, Jacqueline Hennessy, Mr. Sidney Shotz, moderator

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INTERNATIONALRELATIONS CLUB to r.

Bob Kauffman, Bill Berry, treasurer, Diane Green, Rosanne Guarrera, president, Gerald Nwankwo, Dr. Bronislaw Sadnicki, moderator, Keith Lowack, vice president, Joanne Rempfer, not present, Nina Chychula, secretary 1.

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Lorena Alexander, Peggy Rapp, Debbie Hart, secretary, Kathy McGeever, president, Linda Flood, vice president, not present, Miss Judith Markowski, moderator

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FOLIO top, 1. to r.

Dr. Thomas Lombardi, moderator, Anne Marie Powell, Kathy Bowman, Sheryl Santertan, Ed MacNew, bottom, 1. to r.

Debbie Kaplen, Regina Murphy, Peggy Moser, John 0 Donnell, Peggy Johnstone

LOGOS top, I. to r.

Alex Dougherty, Terry Wodack, Sue Mitchell, Clara Ferraro, Terry Hartman, secretary, Kate Britt, vice president

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CHRISTIAN ACTION COMMITTEE to r.

Dora Pruna, John O'Donnell, Karen Rozanski, Shirley Ludin, Rev. John Jagodzinski, moderator not present, Sister M. Jude, Sister M. Xavier, moderators

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GLEE CLUB top, L to r.

Virginia Kunkle, Laura Parente, Bethlynne Otis, Joyce Bailey, Sharon Neumann, Maryann Mazzafro, Joann Salerno, Patricia Gibson, Kathleen Finney, Mary Ann Campbell, Betsy Nulty, Gloria Fioravante, Cathy Patko, Linda Gubenski, Mary Munizza, Barbara Hassett, Debbie Dick bottom, 1. to r.

Mildred Aitken, JoAnn Parente, publicity manager, Gerry Mazzafro, librarian, Susan Capozio, treasurer, 40 Susan Creech, secretary, Donna Satkowski, president, Barbara Michaels, vice president, Sister M. Bernice, moderator, not present, Mr. Herbert Fiss, director

BASKETBALLTEAM top, 1. to r.

Margaret Gronendahl, Ruth Morse, Mrs. Nancy Coyle, coach, Ruth Widman, Caroline Gore, bottom, 1. to r.

Judy Doyle, Nancy Kannengeiser, Chris Kearney

GENESIENNES I. to r.

Joanne Rempfer, Bernie Rosenbaum, president, Ginny Raman, vice president, Barbara Hassett, Debbie Dick, Maria Callfely, Dee Agnew,

Mildred Aitken, Shirley Ludin, not present, Barbara Heeneke, secretary, Jim Daley, treasurer, Mrs. Marion Yon Rosenstiel, moderator

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FAMILOGUE Bernadette Toscani Maria Tumasz Nanci Kensil, Clare O'Reilly ... Julia Della Pia . Karen Rozanski . Dee Agnew, Pat Conway, Kathy Dougherty, Pat Evans, Barbara Gecewicz, Louise Jacobs, Roberta Loux, Pat Seddon, Donna Walsh . Miss Angels Godshall

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KAPPA MU EPSILON l. to r.

Bob Papsun, treasurer,

Guy Giardine, vice president, Kate Britt, president, Mr. Louis Hoelzle, moderator, not present, Louise Wallowicz, secretary 4

LAMBDAIOTA TAU I. to r.

Ed MacNew, secretary, Kathy Bowman, Debbie Kaplen, Anna Marie Powell, Sheryl Santerian, Peggy Johnstone, president, Regina Murphy, not present, Sister M. Placide, moderator

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ALPHA MU GAMMA 1. to r.

Frances Capriotti, Maribel Camps, president, Mr. Peter Frey, moderator,

Diane Corrado, not present, Teresa Brady, Jean Diodato, Rosanne Guarrera, Coleen Lenahan, Donna Satkowski, Louise Wallowicz

TRI-BETA I. to r.

Paula Franklin, Sister Eileen Marie, Andrea Melft, Sister M. Kathleen, Nanci Donacki, president, Maryann Connelly, Dolores Wojnar, Sister M. Rose Ann, moderator, not present, Lucille Garofalo, Barbara Scola, Kathy Hare, Jan Devine, Bernadette Toscani

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Freshmen Orientation "Welcome" Tea "Welcome" Tea

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"Welcome Tea "Welcome" Tea Freshmen Orientation

The apprehension of orientation... anxious, smiling faces at the tea... everything you the picnic had anticipated. A future to mold...

Freshmen Picnic Freshmen Picnic Freshmen Orientation

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Freshmen Picnic "Welcome" Tea Freshmen Picnic

Issues Day Issues Day

Candlelight Dinner

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Residents'ar Wash

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Logos Lecture E. Marshall Concert E. Marshall Concert

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Student Student Student

Teachers'inner Teachers'inner Teachers'inner

Intramurals Intramurals Intramurals

Tigers vs. P.C.B.

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Christmas Rose Concert Christmas Rose Concert Christmas Rose Concert

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St. Joe's Concert H.F.C. Christmas Rose Concert Meadowbrook Concert

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During its second successl'ul season at HFC, the Student Council's Sugar Mountain series continued to provide students with the opportunity to sample a new concept in quality coll'eehouse entertainmenc Vintage lilm classics, a variety ol'op l'olk acts, plenty of free refreshmcnts plus a sprinkling of original poetry readings in a laidâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; ill the special hack atmosphere ingredients to an exclusive recipe that kept the enthusiastic Friday night audiences coming hack for second helpings!

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Treasure Sinking Treasure Sinking Leadership Workshop

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Treasure Sinking Leadership Workshop Leadership Workshop

Today, here in Torresdale, we gather to break ground for a nurse education building. It, too, will rise, God-willing, near the site of Holy Family Hall, our original academic building which was dedicated on this very day twenty years ago, and from which more than 1,000 graduates have already emerged to fulfill their individual destinies.

We, too, will dedicate this new structure to Mary, begging her intercession on behalf of all those who have invested time, creative energies, eff'orts and prayers in this undertaking as well as for the teachers and students who will be entering the building in the future to promote the noble profession of nursing.

With the breaking of the ground we humbly implore the Providence of Almighty God for the success of this new endeavor.

Sister Mary Lillian November 21, 1975 President

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Gail Mirijanian, Nancy Larovere, Lisa Panaccio, Helen Abele, Olivia Marutani top, 1. to r.

Josephine Raspanti, Denise Lahiff, Mary Pease, Maryann Materna, Teresa Vasey, Ellen Kane, Sharon Neumann

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FRESHMEN top, 1. to r.

Andrew Cybularz, Linda Gubenski, Sharon Neumann, Kathleen Finney, Mary Blessing bottom, 1. to r.

Frances Serpico, Grace Bujnowski, Bethlynne Otis, Carmel Rose Centrella

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FRESHMEN 1. to r.

Susan Apold, Margaret Gronendahl, Geraldine Aiena, Shirley Ludin, Kathleen Conner, James Daley,

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Karen Kopertowski, Barbara Hassett, Theresa Buthusiem

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because we cared enough to give the only thing we have, ourselves.

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Mary Ann Campbell, Louise Jacobs, Grace Kondan, Marianne Amato, Denise Labia; Pat Buday bottom, l. to r.

Donna Jolly, Dee Agnew, Pat Seddon

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I shall

not pass this way again.

Any good that I can do, or any kindness that I can show, let me do it now! Let me not defer it or neglect it. For I shall not pass this way again.

Stephen Grellet

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FRESHMEN top, 1. to r.

Christine Roszkowski, Laura Parente, Susan Schoenberger, Louise Jacobs, Kathleen Marshall, Mary Ann Campbell, Isabelle Duffy, Geraldine Aiena, Theresa Buthusiem bottom, 1. to r.

Patricia Kalinowski, Roberta Loux, Marianne Amato, Alexis Macool, Mildred Aitken

... the children of tomorrow are the ones

called by life, and they

follow it with steady steps and heads high, they are the dawn of new frontiers, no smoke will veil their eyes and no jungle of chains will drown out their voices. They are few in number, but the difference is as between a grain of wheat and a stack of hay.

No one knows them but they know each other....

Kahlil Gibran

SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS 1. to r.

Gloria Fioravanti, secretary Donna Fitzgerald, treasurer Kathie Horneman, vice president Julia DellaPia, president

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Lisa Pontarelli, Dan Leuzzi, Beverly Dougherty Maryann Ciecka, Kathy Connelly, Theresa Brady

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Dreams full of promises Hopes for the future had many Dreams I can't remember now forgotten Hopes that Faded mern'ries Still I love to see the sun go down And the world go round...

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SOPHOMORES top, L tor, Veronica Stief, Patti Evans, Maryann Burns, Mary-Jo Ruehmling, Diane Mucowski, Geraldine Mazzafro bottom, l, to r.

Wanda Sitoski, Mary Davis, Joan Connelly, Kathy LeConey, Suzanne Davis, Peggy Maser

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Donna Diehl, Chris Kasperowicz, Gloria Fioravanti, Julia DellaPia, Sharon Tees, Ray Ziembicki, Bill Malloy bottom, 1. to r.

Denise White, Donna Fitzgerald, Linda Coralluzzo, Pat Hall

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Sonia Dougherty, Ruth Hennessey, Joanne Tooney, Leanora Mammarella, Kathy Boyce, Teresa Bohr, Kathie Horneman bottom, 1. to r.

Debra Dockery, JoAnn Lynn, Mary Munizza, Mary Gaughn, Merry Micofsky

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JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS to r.

Shirley Aikens, secretary Bobbie Bradley, president Joanne McQuade, vice president Janice DiGirolamo, treasurer 1.

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS I. to r.

Jeanne Russ, treasurer Robert Papsun, prcsidcnt Cathy Vatko, secretary Victoria Nowak, vice presidcttt

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SENIOR FINAL EXAM Select the most accurate description of your four years at H.F.C. a. it was the best of times b. it was the worst of times c. it was the age of wisdom d. it was the age of foolishness e. it was the epoch of'elief f. it was the epoch of incredulity g. it was the season of I ight h. it was the season of Darkness i. it was the spring of hope j. it was the winter of despair k. all of the above 1. none of the above

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Theresa A. Krause, B.A.

Elementary Education

Linda M. Bandos, B.A. Elementary Education

Donna Satkowski, B.A. Elementary Education

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Philip T. Garfield, B.S.N. Nursing

Randi S: Greenland, B.S.N. Nursing

Suzanne Rodgers, B.A.

Elementary Education

Jacque Loux, B.A.

Elementary Education

Guy Giardine, B.A. Mathematics

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Marion Monahan, B.S.N. Nursing

Janet Devine, B.S.

Victoria Nowak, B.A.

Donna Marie Forth, B.A.

Medical Technology

Elementary Education

Sociology

Michele A. Syron, B.S.N. Nursing

Constance M. DiPietro, B.S.N.

Virginia Kunkle, B.A. Elementary Education

Nursing

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Paula K. Franklin, B.S.N.

Nursing

Robert L. Papsun, B.A, Mathematics

Kathleen A. Britt, B.A. Mathematics

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Nanci E. Donacki, B.A. Biology

Patricia S. Hunter, B.A. Elementary Education

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Loretta C. Derescavage, B.S.N. Nursing

Norine Quinn, B.A. Elementary Education

Bernadette Riviello, B.A. Elementary Education

Karen Sadesky, B.S.N. Nursing

Diane M. Corrado, B.A.

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Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, and sorry I could not travel both And be one traveler, long I stood And looked down one as far as I could To where it bent in the undergrowth; Then took the other, as just as fair, And having perhaps a better claim Because

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Patricia McGowan, B.S.N. Nursing

Sheryl Santerian, B.A. English

Mary Ann Mazzeo, B.A. Psychology

Sister Kathleen Kerrigan, CSFN, B.S.N.

Nursing

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Patricia A. Fenton, B.A. Chemistry

Sonia Issavi, B.A.

Chemistry

Mary C. Carroll, B.A. Elementary Education

Eileen Myers, B.A. Elementary Education

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Catherine McGowan, B.A. Elementary Education

Rose Marie C. DeFazio, B.S.N.

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Maribel M. Camps, B.A. Spanish

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Maryanne P. Coyne, B.A. Elementary Education

Lucille Garofalo, B.S. Medical Technology

Robert Kauffman, B.A.

Livia Vaiani, B.S.N. Nursing

Valorie Valotta, B.A. History

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Sociology

Margaret M. Holt, B.S.N. Nursing

Susan Schwartz, B.A.

Elementary Education

Karen Zimmerman, B.S.N. Nursing

Let's you and I make a pact. Let's agree always to speak honestly with one another. That way, when we do meet once every ten years or so, it will be something to look forward to.

Herman Wouk William Berry, B.A. Economics

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Sandra Nathanson, B.A.

History

Barbara Scola, B.S. Medical Technology

Carol A. Cullen, B.A. Elementary Education

Georgia Trantas, B.A. Elementary Education

Betsy Tripolitis, B.A.

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Elementary Education

Diana Stevenson, B.A. Elementary Education

Kathleen McDevitt, B.S.N. Nursing

++ Regina Murphy, B.A. English

Bruce M. Conner, B.A. Psychology

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Frances M. Capriotti, B.A.

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in time of daffodils (who know the goal of living is to grow) forgetting why, remember how

in time of lilacs who proclaim the aim of waking is to dream, remember so (forgetting seem) in time of roses (who amaze our now and here with paradise) forgetting if, remember yes in time of all sweet things beyond whatever mind may comprehend, remember seek (forgetting find) and in a mystery to be (when time from time shall set us free) forgetting me, remember me e. e.

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Mary Ann F. Connelly, B.S.N.

Christine A. Kearney, B.A. Chemistry

Edward MacNew, B.A. English

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Anna Marie Powell, B.A. English

Cynthia Budzynski, B.A. Psychology

Bernadette F. Toscani, B.A. Biology

Kathleen Hare, B.S. Medical Technology

Patricia A. Conway, B.A. Elementary Education

Janet Guarino, B.A. Elementary Education

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Waldo A. Tulk, B.A. History

Gerri M. Gross, B.S.N. Nursing

Sandra M. Kane, B.A.

Kathleen M. McGeever, B.A. Psychology

Jeanne Knighton, B.A.

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Elementary Education

Elementary Education

Dorothy A. Colantino, B.A. Elementary Education

Barbara Allen, B.A. Elementary Education

Linda C. McCrink, B.A. Elementary Education

Elizabeth McMahon, B.A. Elementary Education

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Frances E. Dougherty, B.A.

Elementary Education

Wanda Pejka, B.A. Elementary Education

Susan Preis, B.S.N.

Mary Anne Rooney, B.A.

Nursing

Elementary Education

Linda Flood, B.A.

Margaret J. Johnstone, B.A. English

Sister Eileen M. Hollen, CSFN, B.S.N.

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Catherine E. Patko, B.A. Elementary Education

Jeanne C. Russ, B.A. Elementary Education

Joanne Aveni, B.S.N.

Eileen F. Matecki, B.S. Medical Technology

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Let the word go forth from this time and place to friend and foe alike, that the torch has been passed to a new generation of Americans born in this century, tempered by war, disciplined by a hard and bitter peace, proud of our ancient heritage and unwilling to witness or permit the slow undoing of those human rights to which this nation has always been committed, and to which we are committed today at home and around the world.

John F. Kennedy

SENIOR DIRECTORY'ENIOR DIRECTORY SENIOR DIRECTORY SENIOR DIRECTORY

ALLAN,.Barbara:A. 1600 Howell Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 19149 AVENI, Joanne L. 921 Brookline Blvd„Pittsburgh,'a, 15226 BADER, Barbara C, 61 Peac e Valley Road, Chalfont, Pa. 18914 BANDOS, Linda M. 2816 % ilmot Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 19137 BATOFF, Rene 80

Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa, 19152 49 Brown Avenue Apt. 28„Cornwells Heights, Pa. 19020 ham J. 2072, Red Lan Road, Philadelphia, Pa. $ 91 15 I, Sr. Mary Marcella CSFN Grant k F rankford Avenues„Ph>ladelphia, BO%MAN, Kathleen- 5016 DuSeld Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 19124 BRITT Kath 1 een A.. 4509. Aubrey Avenue, PhIladelphsa, Pa. 19114 BUDZYNSKI„Cynthia S. 6 Massachusetts Avenue, Cherry Hill, N.J. 08034 BYRNE, Joan P ley:Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 19111 CAMPS, Maribe 1 M.'425 Pennypack Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 19136 CAPRIOTTI„ Frances M 9239 Cottage Street„Philadelphia, Pa. 19114 CARPINO„'a thleen M,'313 Hartel Avenue„Philadelphia, Pa. 19136 OLL, Mary C,,201 E. Franklin Avenue„'dgewater Park„N.J. 08010 COHEN nces D, .9009. Eastview Road, Philadelphia„Pa, 19152 COLANTINO, Dorothy A 11604 Barlow Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 19116 CONNELI.Y, Mary- Ann F. 3443 Friendship Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 19149 CONNER, Bruce M, 83 40 Walker Street, Philadelphia„Pa. 19136 CON%AY; P treet, Philadelphia, Pa. 19125 la Nazareth„Meadowbrook, Pa. 19046 26 Modena Terrace, Philadelphia, Pa. 19154 t Place, Cinnaminson, N,J. 08077 DeFAZIO, Rosemari e C. 217 T ft Street, Bristol, Pa. 19007 DERESCAVAGE, I.oretta C, 3 16 Shelmire Avenue, Philadel p hia, Pa. 19136 'EVINE, Janet M. 2138 Eastbuin Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa, 19138 DiPIETRO, Con tance M.'914 Holme Avenue Philadel ph ia„Pa. 19136 DONACKI, .Nan ci E. 3474 Edgemont Street, Philadelphia„Pa. 19134 DOUGHERTY,Donna I.ynne 11167 Hendrix Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 19116 DOUGHER TY, Frances E, 6732 Mitchell Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 19128 DRABER, Nancy 3452 Englewood Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 19136 DRUCKER„Marilyn T. 11602 Stevens Road, Philadel p hia Pa. 19116 'DUFFY:, Maureen Kat hleen.4224 Marshall Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 19140 ;,. DULD, Susan E. 3244 I.ongshore Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. 19149 ENNIS, Angela C. 308 Washington Street, Bristol, Pa. 19007

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FENTON, Patricia A. 34 Basswood Road, Levittown, Pa. 19057 FIELDLER, Regina M. 2073 E. Kingston Street, Philadelphia, Pa, 19134: FINNERAN, Sr. M. Joanne CSFN St. Katherine of Siena, Philadelphia, Pa. 19114 FLIS, Cecilia 6420 Tara Turn, Cornwells Heights, Pa. 19020 FLOOD, Linda A. 6347 Crafton Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 19149 FORTH, Donna M. 8114 Martindale Drive, Philadelphia, Pa. 19136 FRANKLIN, Paula K. 4017 Bennington Street„Philadelphia„Pa. 19124,, FRY, Stephanie S. 4217 Howell Street, Philadelphia, Pa, 19135 GARFIELD, Philip T. 1222 Fanshawe Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 19111 GARGANTA, Sr. M. Antonitta OSF St. Francis Retreat, Bethlehem, Pa. 18017 GAROFALO, Lucille C. 5259 Glenloch Street, Philadelphia, Pa, 19124 GAVIN, Madeline 12422 Balston Road, Philadelphia, Pa. 19154 GIARDINE, Guy R. Neshaminy Woods Apts. 1013, Croydon, Pa. 19020 GOCHA, Sr. Jeanne Marie CSFN 1428 Monroe Turnpike„Monroe, Conn.

GREENLAND, Randi S. 156 Shelly Lane, Philadelphia, Pa. 19115 GROSS, Geraldine M. 3113 Boudinot Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 19134 GUARINO, Janet 20 Haveson Avenue, Lawrenceville„N.J. 08648 HARE, Kathleen M. 158 Nantucket Trail, Medford Lakes„N.J. 08055 HESSION, Mary Ann 4301 Disston Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 19135 HOLLEN, Sr. Eileen M. CSFN 10400 Roosevelt Blvd., Philadelphia, Pa. 19116 HOLT, Margaret M. 4320 Cottman Avenue„Philadelphia, Pa.- 19135 HUNTER, Patricia S. 7939 Lister Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 19152.

ISSAVI, Sonia 9950 Haldeman Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa, 19115 JASKOWIAK, Jane A. 6523 Vandike Street,~Philadelphia, Pa. 19135 JOHNSTONE, Margaret J. 4501 Tyson Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. 19135 KANE, Kathleen 2908 Rawle Street, Philadelphia, Pa..19149 KANE, Sandra M. 600 Red Lion Road, Philadelphia, Pa. 19115 KANNENGIESZER, Nancy M. 6222 Shelbourne Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 19111 KAUFFMAN, Robert 13037 Townsend Road, Philadelphia, Pa. 19154,: KEARNEY, Christine A. 9319 Marsden Street;- Philadelphia, Pa. 19114 KENNEDY, Marie Elaine 3154 Unruh Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. 19149 KERRIGAN, Sr. Kathleen CSFN 10400 Roosevelt Blvd., Philadelph>a, Pa. 19116 KERWIN, Nancy Louise 32 Turner Lane, Willingboro, N.J. 08046 KNIGHTON, Jeanne F. 1983 Lardner Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 19149 KNOX, Sr, Paula Mary SSJ Holme k Stamford Street, Philadelphia, Pa, 19136 KRAUSE, Theresa Anne 4619 Smick Street, Philadelphia, Pa, 19125 KRIVULKA,Amie 9921 Bustleton Avenue Apt. E-l, Philadelphia, Pa, 19115

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KUNKLE; Virginia D,.5216 Oakland Street, Philadelphia„Pa. 19124 LEDERER, Joann 10812 Perrin Road, Philadelphia, Pa. 19114 I.ENHERR„Robert J. 3827.LiindenrAvenue, Philadelphia, Pa. 19114 "

LING, Paulette 6508 Rising Sun Avenue, Philadelphia„Pa. 19111 I.OUX, Jacqueline-Ann 7420 Rockwell. Avenue, Philadelphia„Pa.

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MASSING, Antoinette D. 10830 Perrin Place, Philadelphia, Pa. 19154 MATECKI„Eileen F. 4120 Stirling Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 19136 MAZZEO, Maryann 713,E. Main Stieet, Maple Shade, New Jersey 08052 McCLOSKEY„'oan K. Apt. C-8 Landon. Court Apts„Lansdowne, Pa, 19050 McCLOSKEY, Marion C. 6215 Trotter Street,. Philadelphia, Pa.'19111 McCRINK„Linda C. 421 %. Roosevelt Blvd., Philadelphia, Pa. 19120 McDEVITT„Kathleen 259 DiMarco Drive, Philadhlphia, Pa. 19154 ; McGEEVER, Kathy.M.. 1180.Meadowbrook Road, Southampton, Pa. 18966 McGO%'AN„Catherine 741 E. Cornwall Street, Philadelphia, Pa, 19134 McGO%'AN, Patricia Box 104, R.R. 41, Furlong„Pa. 18925 McKENNA, Paula M, 2324 E.:. Sergeant Street„Philadelphia, Pa. 19125 McMAHGN, Elizabeth 2362 E. Norris Street,, Philadelphia, Pa. 19125 MECK, Dorothy 2834 Kip -Street, Philadelphia,'a.

MER%ITZ, Edward G. 3458 Joyce Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 19134 .MONACO, Rita M. 4203 Lackland Terrace, Philadelphia, Pa. 19114 MGNAHAN, Marion.N..7703 Hasbrook Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. 19111 MOORE, Suzanne 35-D 3400 Red Lion Road, Philadelphia, Pa. 19114 MOUNTAIN,'iane 6662 Algar'd Street,'hiladelphia, Pa. 19135 MURPHY, Regina 7029 Gillespier Street, P1jladelphia, Pa, 19135 MYERS, Eileen Apt 18 400 Et. Street Road, Feasterville, Pa. 19047 NATHANSON, Sandra 441 Tomhnson Roid Apt, H-13 Philadelphia, Pa. 19116 NOWAK, Victoria 4240,Malta'Street, Philad'elphia, Pa.'19124 O'CONNEL, Suzanne 520 Foster Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 19116 PALANJIAN„Andrea 2946 Gilham Street, Philadelphia, Pa..19149 PAPSUN, Robert 607 S, Olds Blvd., Fairless Hills, Pa. 19030 'PARENT, Sr..Mary Renee OSF 255.Wilson Avenue, Hellertown, Pa. 18055 ,: PATKO, Catherine 2307,,E, Almond Street, Philadelphia, Pa.. 19125 PAVELKO,'. Sr.'ary Martin GSF Monocary Manor, Bethleham, Pa. 18017 .

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PEJKA, Wanda L 11934 Glenfield Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 191.54 POWELL, Ann Marie 70 Central Avenue, Hasbrouck Heights, N,J, 07604 PREIS, Susan 4539 Yates Road, Cornwells Heights,'a. 19020 PROFY, Marylee 130 Mill Street, Bristol„Pa. 19007 PRZYBYLOWSKI, JoAnne 720 Walden Road; Cheltenham, Pa. 19012 QUINN, Norine 5410 Oakland Street, Philadelphia, Pa, 19124 RABINOWITZ, Linda Apt. 5 —9 600 Red Lion Road, Philadelphia, Pa.,19115 '' REAM, Peggy 6324 Calvert Street, 2nd Floor, Philadelphia , Pa. 19149 RECIGNO, Beverly 7138 Tulip Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 19 RIVIELLO, Bernadette 402 Woodhollow Drive, West -Dep ford; N.J. 08066 RODGERS, Suzanne 10825 East Keswick Road Apt. 140„ Philade lphia, Pa. 19154 Pa„19 114 ROONEY, Mary Anne 9245 Lansford Street, Pa.-19057 Jeanne 237 Blue Ridge Drive„Levittown, SADESKY, Karen 3330 Almond Street, Philadelphia, Pa, 19 SANTERIAN, Sheryl 2111 Berwin Street, Philadelphia, Pa..

SATKOWSKI, Donna 2078 Simon Street, Philadelphia, Pa. SCHRAMM, Sandra 900 Emerson, Philadelphia, Pa, 19111.

SCHWARTZ, Susan 8717 Alton Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 19115 SCOLA, Barbara 27 Harding Avenue, Morestown, N,J. 08057 SEAMAN, Carol Apt. 1029 1100 Newportville Road, Croyden„ Pa. 19020 SIMMONS„Donna 3250 Emery Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 19134 STEVENSON, Diane 3055 Chatham Street, Philadelphia,: Pa, 191 SYRON, Michele 22 Idolstone Road, Levittown, Pa. 19057 TIERNEY, Sr. Francis Maura MSBT Box 96, Kiln, Missis sippi 39556 145 TOSCANI, Bernadette 1826 South Broad Street, Philadelph TRANTAS, Georgia 9366 Clark Street, Philadelphia, Pa,''19715 TRIPOLITIS, Betsy 1909 Bleigh Avenue„Philadelphia, Pa. 19111 TULK, Waldo 4503 Tyson Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. 19135 VAIANI,Livia 1313 River Avenue, Point Pleasant, N.J. 08742.

VALOTTA, Valorie 4041 E. Roosevelt Blvd., Philadelphia, Pa;,,19124 VRESK, Sr. Mary Clare OSF 714 Laufer Street, Bethleham, Pa. 18017 VRESK Sr, Mar Clarice OSF 714 Laufer Street Bethleh am, Pa. 18017 WALDRON, Edith 854 Cloverwood Lane, Cornwells Heights, Pa. 020 WATSON, Margaret 536 Easton Road, Horsham„'a, 19044 136 WOHLHORN, Knsttne 4015 Blaktston Street Apt. 19,.PMadelphta, "0" Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 19124 WAJNAR, Dolores 4301 ZIMMERMAX,Karen 1329 E. I.ycoming Avenue„Philadelphia, Pa. 19124 Philadelphia,'USS,

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PATRONS Domenick F. Toscani

Janet Althoose

Lorena and Joan

Shirley Ludin

Good Luck Seniors!

Andrew

Dialogue

Glenn Ritter

Mrs. Chapman

Olivia

Donna Crouse

Clark and Davis

The Garfield Family

John O'Donnell

Mary-Jo Kimenour

Matilda Pussinsky

Theresa and Kathy

Andrea Hollingsworth

J.D. & J.B.

Good Luck

Cathy Patko

Guy Giardine

Rev. Francis Cegielka

John L. Harbison

Susan Creech

A Friend

Mr. and Mrs. August Sander

Dr. Bruno Sadnicki

Mr. Joseph

Allan R. Feuer

J. Cebula

Dee

Peace

Wart for Short

Good Luck

Jim Daley

Dora C. Pruna

Donna Satkowski

2 —1 —Glory!

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Mike Trivilis

Joanne Toohey

Mr. & Mrs. Adamczyk

For My Father

Mr. and Mrs. Hoyle

May

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—Peace

Patricia McGurr

Anna Houben

Eva (Marchesani) Picinich

The Della Pia Family

Good Luck Grads!

Karen Rozanski

Ed Gore

Laura Parente

Frances Magdziak

Mr. & Mrs. M. Evan

Mr. & Mrs. Crosby

SharRon '78

Mr. Joseph Grady

Kathy Boyce

Kathy & Bill

Thomas McCormick

Sandra Nathanson

"Live life with a due sense of responsibility"

Nanci E. Donacki

Mrs. Walter Kraemer

Mrs. Von Rosenstiel

Maria & Jim

Beverly Doughterty

Mrs. Joseph T. Murphy

Josephine Orlicki

MacNew Family

Helen Gawinowicz

John and Mabel Pachucki

"Canteen"

Emma Cordek

Michael and Patti

Millie

—Switchboard

Rev John Jagodzinski

Mrs. McBride

Herbert L. Lomax Jr.

Terri and Glenn

Lomax Rug Company

Julia Della Pia

George C. Maihafer

Dr. Arthur Grugan

Angus

Career Center

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I believe that order i» better than chaos, crcatioii better titan dcstructioii. I prefer geiitleiiess to violciice, I'orgivcncss to veiidetta. Oii the whole I thiiik thiit kiiow ledge i» preferable to ignorance, aiid I ani sure that huniaii synipathy i» morc valuable titan ideology. I believe that it> spite of the recent triumph» ol science, men h;ive»'t chaiigcd much in th» I;ist two tliousiiiid years;;ind ill con»cgucncc wc lllust still try to lean> froin history. History is ourselves... I believe in courtesy, tlic ritu;il by wliiclt wc iivoi<l hurting otlicr people's lceliiig» by satisfying our owii «go». Aiid I thiiik wc»hould i elllelllbcr that we are piirt ol a great whole, wliich for convenience wc call nature. All living things are our brothers;iiid sistcl»

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