Holy Family University Yearbook - 1986

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Freshman Class Officers: (L to R) Debbie Starr, President> Eileen Henry, Vice President> Mary Jo Angell, Treasurer> Joy Santomo, Secretary.

We, the freshman class officers, would like to thank all of you who have made our first year at Holy Family College so special. When we arrived here last fall, we were uncertain of not only ourselves, but also our futures.

With the support and help of all those around us. we were able to formulate ideas and set up goals.

We could not, however, have achieved anything without the support and trust of the entire Holy Family community. We are extremely grateful for the opportunity to have been elected class officers and we would like to thank the freshman class for giving us such a wonderful learning experience.

We are truly looking forward to the years ahead with strength and dignity due to the many friendships we have made here at Holy Family College. We feel confident that we may better ourselves, each other. and our school in the future, and we look forward to the challenges we will face.

Thank you once again, and congratulations to the freshmen, for you have earned the trust and respect of everyone around you.

Debbie Starr President, Freshman Class

I am very pleased to be the moderator for the freshmen the Class of l9S9.

Their enthusiasm. curiosity and vitality are contagious, and it's easy to see why everyone "catches freshman fever" when around them.

For these newest members of our college family, I hope that the next three years are happy and healthy ones, and I wish that their dreams come true.

Joan M. Joyce Freshman Class Moderator

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Joan M. Joyce, Freshman Class Moderator.

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Sophomore Class Officers: (L to R) Mary McGrath, Communications Representative> Tammy Garberina, Secretary> Chris Swanson, President> and Robert Tobin, Vice President. Not pictured: Maureen Byrne, Treasurer.

Looking back on this past year, I have to smile as I recall all of the things that have happened to the class of l988. Last year, we were known as the most spirited class. Though we still remain as involved as before, we are changing ourselves for the better. This year, we can say we are the class that cares. Our sophomores are always there when you need them, and that is what friendship is all about.

Thanks to all of you who elected me president. It allowed me the chance to be there when you needed me. We are now halfway there, and our goal is in sight. We know where we are going and what we expect of ourselves.

This class of l988 will long be remembered by all. When we finally leave Holy Family, we will have left our mark as the special people we are. Congratulations on being the class with class.

Chris Swanson President, Sophomore Class

The class of l988 will have reached the midpoint in its college experience at the conclusion of the sophomore year. We see this as a crucial turning point. Most of you will become heavily involved over the next two years in preparation for various academic majors. My concern as class moderator is that you continue your enthusiastic endeavors in college and class activities. This class has shown exemplary energy. Involvement in college affairs has been a strengthening experience, not only for theisophomore class, but for Holy Family as well. Academic work in a specific field is crucial as you prepare to begin careers and enter the job market. But just as worthwhile are the days you spend at Holy Family involved with classmates in social and college activities.

Make the most of the latter half of your college years in every dimension.

Ruth Gordon Sophomore Class Moderator

Ruth Gordon, Sophomore Class Moderator.

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Junior Class Officers: (L to R) Mike D'Angelo, President; Dave Benson, Vice President> Maureen Roche, Communication Representative> Dave Roller, Treasurer> Rita Witkowski, Secretary> Dr. McCormick, Moderator.

I would like to take this opportunity to thank all the people who made this such a wonderful and successful year for the junior class.

Things change so quickly these days that people sometimes just do not know where to turn for help and support. The junior class found where to turn, Holy Family. "Family" is the best way to describe our school.

Everyone loves you and treats you with respect. A special bond forms and everyone treats you like a family member. Again, we would like to thank our "family" for being there and for allowing us to become members.

I thank the junior class for allowing me the opportunity to serve as their president. I will always treasure this experience and will never forget all of the fond memories that it gave to me. Thanks, class of '87, you guys are just great. Good luck and God bless.

Mike D'Angelo President, Junior Class

All of the anticipation of entering Holy Family College had passed for the members of the class of l987 when reality struck. and they completed their first rosters. Now they were officially freshmen.

Adjustments in study habits coincided with the making of new friendships. The Christmas Rose blended with final examinations. Some courses grew more difficult, but spring was near and it brought hope.

With the end of the semester came the end of many hours of study, research papers, and examinations.

Freshman year also came to an end amidst happy conversations and recollections of social events.

Sophomore year was now a reality, and the hope of the previous year reached fruition. Class games. picnics. as well as lasting friendships were realized. As the courses became more advanced, requiring more from each individual. the members of the class rose to the occasion, supporting one another even more than before. Another memorable Christmas Rose would be followed by writing of Valentines, more hard work and more laughs, and the semester's end.

As the members of the new junior class greeted

Dr. Thomas McCormick, Junior Class Moderator.

each other during the last hot days of summer, they realized that now they were half way there. Their hope was strengthened and confidence was built up.

The Campus Queen contest was replaced by the College Bowl. The laughter arose once again at the Mr. Holy Family College contest. New challenges in the classroom were to be met. A third Christmas Rose was enjoyed. Funds were raised for a scholarship honoring Kathy Kumor, a much loved graduate of the class of l985 whom God called home early. The juniors pondered the real issues and meaning of life.

Ties among friends were increased. Floss continued to be "Mom" to her students as she devotedly prepared meals for them as well. The hope of finally becoming seniors was a reality. The perseverance of the class of l987 may be summed up in advice given

by St. Ignatius of Loyola, "Pray as though everything depende'd on God. and act as though everything depended on you."

Dr. Thomas J. McCormick Junior Class Moderator

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Senior Class Officers: (L to R) John Boland, President. Cathy Seifert. Communication Representative, Masterson, Vice President, Marybeth Price, Treasurer

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When I was asked to say a few words about the senior class it was difficult.

How could I summarize four years of our lives in a paragraph or two? It seems like yesterday that we entered the doors of Holy Family College, both apprehensive and unaware of what the future held in store. But the genuine interest and friendliness expressed by the administration, faculty. and students allowed for a smooth transition to a college environment. The academic standards of Holy Family encouraged us to strive for our full potential, not only intellectually but spiritually as well.

I am certain that I speak for my class when I say that Holy Family has become a second home to us. The caring and self-giving of everyone involved with the college makes us a "family" in the truest sense of the word. My fondest desire for this class is to make the most of what God has given us. Hopefully we can use these gifts to make a lasting contribution to Holy Family and society.

I would be remiss if I did not thank Sr. Patrice and Dr. Lynda Micikas for all their love, support, and prayers. I would also like to thank the members of the senior class of l9S6 for allowing me the opportunity to serve as their president, and I am truly grateful for this learning experience.

John Parker Boland President, Senior Class

It's strange, and, I think, kind of wonderful, how as circumstances around us change, our perspectives change as well. Four years ago the class of l986 entered Holy Family College. They looked ahead to what must have seemed like an interminable sequence of classes, exams, papers and pressures. They probably couldn' even imagine graduation day. Four years was too far off, and they had too far to go, too much to experience. too much to feel, to learn and to enjoy.

Sut now. as they look back. how do the four years look? Shorter, no doubtl And, I hope though full of hard work and grades and exams. full also of so much more: full of growth and learning and maturing and living, full of people and ideas and challenges and triumphs, full and complete and satisfying and very, very worthwhile.

Have they seen themselves change? LVe've'seen them change. Do they sense growth? LVe've seen it and we'e proud of it. After all, that is what Holy Family College is all about.

And how will the four years appear ten years, twenty years, forty years from now? Good, I trust, and right, like a special time picked out of life, a time filled with memories, of classmates, of friends, of faculty and administrators who taught and cared and nurtured and finally wished them God's richest blessing as they graduate.

To all the seniors those of you I know so well, and those of you I don't know but, in a funny way, will never forget my love and best wishes. Like each class before you. you leave a part of yourselves behind as you go.

Please know that all of us at the college hope and pray that you also take a part of us with you.

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Dr. Lynda Micikas, Senior Class Moderator, and Nancy Connor. Secretary.

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Message from the President pleased that over 190 new alumni will be going out into the community to serve humankind, to continue their commitment to the Holy Family ideal, teneor votis "I am bound by my responsibilities."

The people of Holy Family have also contemplated the loss of loved ones this year faculty. students, family, and friends. A few of the many whose presence we shall miss are:

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Sister M. Florence Tumasz, CSFN. Ph.D., was one of the founding sisters of the college. She was

the first academic dean, the first director of public relations, and a professor emerita of English. Sister died on April 7 following a brief Sister M. Francesca, CSFN, Ph.D. President

The events of l985-86 have given for celebration and for contemplation.

The greatest cause for celebration has been the college's commitment to build a 77.000-square-foot instructional and student services building north of Stevenson Lane.

Holy Family has embarked on a capital campaign to raise at least $ 3 million toward the total estimated construction cost of $ 8 million.

Foundations, corporations, businesses, alumni, faculty and staff, and parents of past and present students are responding with enthusiasm to our request for their financial support of this vital project. Groundbreaking for the facility is scheduled for this fall, and a grand opening in the spring of l9SS

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And while facilities are important to an institution like Holy Family, it is the people who truly make the institution what it is. The class of l986 is the largest ever to graduate from Holy Family. We are

illness.

Mr. Martin Greenbaum, a senior citizen who attended Holy Family for many years, died suddenly on February 26.

Mr. Raymond Kumor, father of senior Ron Kumor and the late Kathleen Kumor (class of '85) died of a heart attack on March l2. And Sgt. Ralph Galdi of the Philadelphia Police Department was killed in the line of duty on March 3I. He was the father of senior Elizabeth Galdi and the husband of Betty Galdi, a secretary in Holy Family's business

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In addition to these more personal losses. the Holy Family community also shared in the national losses of the space shuttle Challenger crew and the victims of terrorist actions across the globe.

We pray for the repose of the souls of those who have departed from us, and we pray for continued heavenly guidance as we seek to fulfill our responsibilities with joy in our hearts in celebration of life and its unfolding opportunities.

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Administration and Administrative Staff

Lisa N. Q'oodside, Ph.D. Academic Dean

Robert S. Galardi, M.B.A. Executive Director of finance

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

Margaret Swoboda Kelly, B.A, Acting Executive Director of institutional Advancement

Comptroller

Sister

M Euphronia, Registrar

Angela A, Godshall, M.A. Director, Financial Aid g Federal Grant Programs .

Thomas J. Di Valerio, B.A.

Maryann O'Alfonso, MA. Director of Public Relations

John Barciay, M.B,A.

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Director of Alumni

Eouts J. Gtuhana, M.A.

Director, Career Planning 4 Placement

Vincent J. Gorman, Ph.D. Assistant Academic Dean

Deborah K. Hodges, B.A. Director of Publications

Sister M Immaculata, CSFhf, D,M,L., Special Assistant to the President

Sister M Lucia, CSFW, MA. Director of Continuing Education

Chaplain/Campus Ministry'.";

Mott R, Linn, Ed.D. Director of Admissions

Joseph McDonald, M,S,L.S;

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Sister M, Aloysius, CSRV, Ph.D. Continuing Education ', .

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ster M, Leonard, CSFN, MA Assistant to the Treasurer

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Director ot'he Bookstore

Ann E. Rantert, M.S.L.S. Technical Services Librarian

H. Teresa Schlitsey. MS.

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Sister

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Sister M. Sophia. CSFN, MA. @fail and Volunteer Services

lVancy I'estburg, 8,A.

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Sister

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Elizabeth Zinninger, 8.A.

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Administration and Admlnistratlve Staff blot Pictured Nancy Bernhardt. B,A. lVomen s Basketball Coach

Maryanne Loftus. B.S.,

Darlene Durst, B.A. Alpha House

Helen McCreesh, B.A. Alpha House

James Q". Osborne. MS. Readers Services Assistant

Sister M. Kathryn,

Robert Michael, M.A. Men's Basketball Coach

Charles L. Seeburger, MA., M,S, Readers Services Assistant

Sandra Michael, B,S,

Sister M. Simplicia, CSFhi. MA. Purchasing Office

CSFIV, M.S,L.S.

Directory of Library Services (On leave of Absence) Sister M. Florence Krajewski.

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Registrar's Office Serafina tasalle-1arantin, MS. Alpha House

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Georgia Trantas.

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John Bullock, Af

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Sister M Bernice, CSFN. Ph.D. Chemistry - Chairman

Rev. Edward J. Biggane, S,T.L.

Joseph M Burak, D.Ed. Education - Chairman

Douglas Cameron, C,Phil. Cand, Modern Languages

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History, Religious Studies

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Sister Cecilia Afarie, CSFN. B.S.. kfodern Languages

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Rev. James J. Collins. S.O.E,D.

k'eligious Studies - Chairman

Patricia Danzik," MS.S,

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Sister M Florianne, CSFN, Ph.D, Psychology - Chairman

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ister M Frances.

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Modern Languages

Ceha Freda-Prajne, Ph.D, Biology;- Chairman (On Sabbatical)

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John Gallagher, Ph.D. Cand, Psychology

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Sister M. Grace, CSFN, Ph,D. Mathematics - Chairman

Haynes, M.S. Biology

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Ruth Gordon, MS,N. Nursing

Thomas Garberina, Ed,D.

R'ev. Robert J. Gregorio, S. T.D.

Religious Studies

Regina Hobaugh, M,A, Humanities Coordinator, Philosophy

Hannah Holyoke, M.S.N. Nursing

Sister

Kathleen Horwatt, MEd. Sociology

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Eynn Kuder, MB.A. Business Administration-

George H. Kugler, MB.A. Business Administration

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Jane

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Joy T. Eawrence, Ph.D Nursing - Chairman

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Psychology

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Filomela Marshall, M.S.lV. iVursing

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Thomas J. McCormick, Ph.D.

English

A'athleen J. Moyer, Ph,D. ,

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Sister Mary Paul. CSFN, M.Ed. Education

Lynda Micikas, Ph.D. Biology - Acting Chairman

Joseph F. O'Donneli, M,A, English

O'eill, M,A. Equiv.

Criminal Justice

James A.

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Bronislaw S, Sadnicki. Doctorate Economics - Chairtnan

Helen Plotkin, Ph,D. Cand. 'ocial %'ork

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Stdney A, Shotz, Education

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Jacqueline Sullivan, M.S.N.

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Julte Vaientt, M,A.

Art - Acting Chairman

Bette Tokar, Ph.D. Cand.

Business Administration

Delores A. 0'eiss, Ph.D. Cand.

English

Michael Trivelis, M.A. Psychology

Sister

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Faculty Not Pictured Art Louise Adams, A.S. T. Sharon A. Cartwright, A.S. T. Donald L. LaJeunesse, M.F.A. Patri ce La Jeunesse, B.F.A. Mary A. McDermott

Biology Gregory Arslanian, M.A. Robert Daly, M.S. Chung Wha Lee lyengar. Ph.D. Harry R. Neenhold, M.Ed. Walter Schlosser, Ph.D. Sister M. Timothy, CSFN, M.S.

Business Administration Theresa Brady, MB.A. Raymond Brown, Ph.D. Cand.

Alan Davis, M.B.A. Robert Delaney, M.B.A. Nicholas E. Gibbone, M.B.A. Robert Gudknecht, M.B.A. Louis F. Hoelzle, M.S. (also Physics)

English Robert K. Clothier, M.A. Joanne J. Drechsel, M.A. Rita D. Durrant, M.A. Dorothy Gibbons, M.A. Jerome Goldberg, Ph.D. Robert J. Hankes, M.A. Thomas F. Lombardi, Ph.D. Victoria P. Lombardi, M.A. Barbara Nelson, M.A. Kathryn Osenlund, M.A. Joseph P. Purcell, M.A. Francis X. Rauscher, MEd. Michael Toner. M.A.

Barbara Maloney, M.S.N.

Patricia A. McGrath, M.S.N. Kathleen McMullen, M.S.N. Betty J. Moore, M.S.N. Eileen M. Moran, M.S.N. Lorraine Mueller, M.S.N. Eleanor R. Reinhardt, MS.N. Sheila Smith, M.S.N. Susan Turner, M.S,N. Joyce Ann Welliver, M,S.N. Sara Wilcox Wuthnow, Ed.D.

Philosophy Gerard

P. Brennan, Ph.D. Cand.

Arthur Grugan, Ph.D., Chairman

Fire Science Administration James J. McKernan, B.S. William J. McNulty, B.A.

Charles J. Jankowski, M.A.

Atherton Lowry, Ph.D. Rev. Joseph J. McCafferty, M.A.

History

Psychology

Sister M. Noreen, CSFN, M.A. Ronald B. Morrow, M,Ed. Linda Pincus, Ph.D. Cand.

Lawrence P. Riley, Ph.D, Iren L. Snavely, Jr., Ph.D. Cand.

Jacqueline Clark, Ph.D. Cand.

Edward J. DiCesare, Ph.D. David A. Losinno, M.A., E.S. Judith P. Markowski, M.Ed. Kate R. Smink, M.S.

Francis T. McCloskey, B.S. James M. Tsafos, M.P.A. (also CMIS) Daniel Tumulo, MB.A. Alvora Vari n-Hommen, J.D.

Mathematics

Real Estate

Helene D. Popper. M.A.

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Chemistry

Modern Languages

Albert L. Findeisen, Ph.D. Sister M. Loretta, CSFN, M.S. Medical Technology Coordinator Karen Lowry, M.S. Joseph Zumpano, S.M.

Computer Management Information Systems Stuart Brian. M.A. Jan Buzydlowski, M.A. James Canonica, M.S. Joseph C. Cebula, M.A. (also Mathematics) Jacqueline D. Marrow, M.Ed. Alan R. Neibauer, M.P.A. CMIS Coordinator John D. Smiley, M.B.A. Holly Stout. M.Ed.

Education Diane Brigham, M.Ed. Joanne N. Clothier, M.A. Sister M deLourdes, CSFN, M.A. Nancy Giniecski, M.A. Paul Kraft. M.Ed. Serafina A. LaSalle- Tarantin, M.S. Raymond Rothbardt, Ed.M. Elaine Schneitman. M.A. Georgia Trantas, M.Ed.

Thomas K. Benedetti, Ph.D. John A. Connelly, M.A. Peter W. Frey, Ed.D., Chairman Emilio Iglesias, M.A. John J. Kurek, M.S. James T. Morris, M.A.

Vincent J. Serfilippo, M.A.

Music Mark Leporati. M.A.

Nursing Wendelyn E. Acker, M.S. S. Sabita Balgobin, M.S.N. Margaret B. Brenner, M.S.N. Jean C. Brown, M.A. Mary Jo Cappuccilli, M.S.N. Lynne H. Conrad, M.S.N. Denise Fitzpatrick, M.S.N. Leah A. Gabriel, M.S.N. Linda Gallagher. M.S.N. Anna Mae Greco-Galbrai th, M.S.N. Julia Henderson, M.S.N. Rita M. Herskovitz, M.S. Karen Holland, M.S.N. Joan M. Joyce, M.S.N. Bonni J. Karpo, M.S.N. Kayann S. Laughlin, M.S.N. Karen K. Lowry, M.S.N.

Harry Checchio, J.D.

Religious Studies Rev. Robert L. Brennan, M.Div. John J. Buettler, M.A. Rev. James W. Devlin, M.Div. Leonard J. DiPaul, M.A. Rev. James W. Donlon, M.S.

Francis Johnson, MR.E. Rev. John P. McNamee, M.A. Rev. Jonathan Morse. M.A. Rev. Thomas J. Scanlon, M.A. John M. Schibik, M.S. Joseph Stoutzenberger, M.R.E.

Social lVork Joseph J. Hess, M.S. W. Thelma Jacks, M.S.S.

Sociology Christine Coia, MEd., Community Services for Mentally Retarded Donna Lasota, M.S.

Criminal Justice Jeffrey Minehart, J.D. Wayne Perry, M.A.

Arthur R. Shuman, Jr., J.D. Criminal Justice Christopher Wogan, J.D. Criminal Justice Thomas Wolf. M.A.

Suzanne Belfield Secretary - Admissions

Marirose Camillo Secretary-Continuing Education

Ltz Chttwood Secretary - Admissions

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Secretary - Education Department

Florence Dolan Circulations - Library

Patrtcta Dunne Secretary - Duplicating

Loans Collection - Business Office

Sandra Crane

Dorothy Ferry

Lorraine Finello Secretary - Registrar's Office

l,Isa Gaudet Bookkeeper .-. Financial Aid

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Theresa Hoyle Secretary to the Academic Dean

Secretary - Nursing

Millie Malone Switchboard Operator

Secretary

Joyce McKeough Secretary - Business Office ,

Purchasing Agent

Eleanor Mtller Secretary - Purchasing

I.oretta Mucci Secretary - Duplicating

1 tnda hfocco Secretary - Alumni Office

Momca Pezzano Secretary - Registrar s Office

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Mansa Wsedbaiskt Secretary - Institutional Advancement

Ann Marte Noel Secretary - Continuing Education

Secretary - Registrar's Office

Secretary - Business Office

Florence Tilsner Secretary - Library

Anne Marie Titano Secretary - Public Relations

Patricia Wagner Cataloging Assistant - Library

Technical Staff Not Pictured Geraldine Allen Secretary - Academic

Helene Flis Library Clerk

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Philomena A mari Secretary - Translarion

Center

Michele garcia y Payroll Assistant Co Huu Bui Grounds keeper

Annamay Burns Housekeeper

Eleanor @'fegand

Secretary to the President

Rita Casey College Nurse

Bridget Connolly Secretary - Institutional Advancement Helen Crosby Bookstore Clerk

Betty DeNucci

Florence Hogan Periodicals Assisrant

David Holzworth Maintenance William Holzworth

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Patrick O'alley Secunty Guard

Maintenance

Anthony Panciello Custodian

Francis latarola Bookstore Clerk

Clara Ricciutti Housekeeper

Jane Ketcham

Maria Rooney Secretary - Sociology

Coordinator-

Bookstore Clerk Raymond Leonardo Security Guard

Marie Scott

Anne McA veety Secretary - Dean of Students

Michael Shane Maintenance

Ida McBride Housekeeper Thomas Mcgride

Margaret Dolezal Secretary - Business Administration and Psychology

Secretary Center Custodian

Housekeeper

William Derbyshire Security Guard

Jane Noselli

Maintenance

Timothy McBnde Maintenance

Housekeeper

William Siburkis Custodian

Alphonse Scruzinski Custodian

Robert Tait Security Guard

Stephen McCaughey Custodian

Dorothy Truszkowski Computer Operator Business Office

Mary E. Dydo Switchboard Operator

Nancy McPhillips

Margaret White

Marcella Fenningham Housekeeper

Computer Ner work

Charles Flanagan Custodian

CoordinatorAdministrative Joseph Niedosik Custodian

Housekeeper

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EVE/VTS and

age MZ4TlONS

Mr. Holy

ily

Hail. hail, the gang's all here.

Diaper Man, the mighty herol

The Freshman Five strut their stuff.

Give me an

H.... Give me an F.... Give

meaC....

who will be the next Mr. HFC7 36

w

j

And the next contestant

is...

Mike O'Donnell.

Mr. HFC, Kenny O'Srien, and his court, Jimmy Mayer and Ron Kumor.

A dedication to the sophomore anatomy class, Stray Catl

Who dressed you up?7777

Togal Togat Toga!

Tip toe through the tulips with John.

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Christmas R'ose

Ron Kumor, Michele Garberina and Ron Koenig emcees

the evening.

"That's What Friends Are For," sung by Michele Lind.

The choir added to the spirit of the Christmas Rose.

Hey, mister, have ya got 38

Holy Family's Hulk Hogan (Ron Koenig) body slamming Eric Kuryluk.

a

dime?

for

Look out, Rockettes, here's the Holy Familyettes.

Cindy Gorman, raise your hands

Come on. show us your Underalls.

"I flit, I float, my name is Bobby Haas."

The Von Trapp

family, coming out to say, "Cuckoo, cuckool"

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Kick up your heels with Santa's helpers.

Joe "The Heat

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Miser" Ems sizzlesi

And now

a

word from our sponsor.

Dr. Burak (alias Nancy Connor) and the trusty sidekick. the overhead projector.

l.

Diane Callahan sings "The Greatest Love of All."

Tammy Garberina shows it takes guts to dress as Mr. Haynes.

4

The seniors sing their last Christmas Rose hurrahl

Beth Sneidar dancing in her annual Christmas Rose per formance.

ALBERTANS (L to R): Donna Tate

(President), Lizbeth Fonseca (Vice-President), Caroline Van Note (Treasurer), Mr. Haynes (Moderator). SECOND ROW: Maribeth Tillman, Chris Spadafora, Angela Gillis, Pauline Mason. THIRD ROW: Midge Rettberg, Rita Negron, Meggie Smith, Marlene Pranis, Joan Lutz-Maltz, Nancy Furman.

(. Q(

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Cercle Francaisâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;

â&#x20AC;&#x201D;Ch CHOIR (L to R): Yvonne Castro, Marge DiAntonio, Sandy Castro, Irene Wisniewski, Debbie Yankan-

ich, Barbaranne Breithaupt. SECOND ROW: Charles Graham (Pianist), Christine Gorski (Secretary) Midge Rettberg, Mark Kehoe, (Treasurer), Donna Kasperowicz, Denise Callahan. Kelly Patterson, Mark Leporati (Director). THIRD ROW: Sr. M. Bernice (Moderator), Sharon Crook, Meg Smith. Debbie Star, Beverly Lare, Ann Ranier. FOURTH ROW: Doris Epstein, Carol Lynn Sosdorf (President), Alison Price, Teresa Toison, Michelle Curran, Rosanne Abbott (Vice President), Barbara Gallagher.

PENNSYLVANIA STUDENT EDUCATION ASSOCIATION (L to R): Colleen Leddy, Chris Viola. EveLynn Miller, Trudy Allard. SECOND ROW: Bettylou Bailey. Jacki THIRD DeLeo, Ninalee Palaia.

ROW: Susan Suder. Maria Oczkowski, Susan Fennessy, Arleen Dubeck, Kim Koestel.

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PSYCHOLOGY CLUB (L to R): Sr. Florianne, Marie McGuirl, Carolyn Staziak, Elvira Zuazo, Mi-

chelle Gormley, Marge Bickings, Donna Tate, Donna Bowden, Miss Judy Markowski, Eileen McDaniel, Sr. M. Xavier, Mr. Sean Gallagher.

CHI (L to R)i Marie McGuirl, Donna Tate, Marge Bickings, Eileen McDaniel, Mr. Sean Gallagher, Miss Judy Markowski.

PSI

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Psi Chi

STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION (L to R): Debbie Starr, Eileen

Henry. Linda Masterson, Debbie McVeigh, Joe Viola. SECOND ROW: Anne Arnold, Dave Benson, Chris Swanson, Michele Garberina, Mike D'Angelo. THIRD ROW: John Boland, Robert Tobin, Ron Kumor.

S.G.A. OFFICERS (L to R): Joe Viola (Student Organization Chair-

person), Ann Arnold (Treasurer), Ron Kumor (Vice President), Mi-

chele Garberina (President), Debbie McVeigh (Secretary).

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SN4 STUDENT NURSES ASSOCIATION OF HOLY FAMILY (L to R): Kathy Heck, Terry Owczarzak, Jenine Cicchitti, Tina Palka, Mary Jane Imbesi, Michelle Kryszczak. SECOND ROW: Annamarie Marinelli, Geralynn Quinn. Laura O'Donnell,

Jackie Picinich, Meggie Smith, Regina Meers, Sr. Carol (Moderator). THIRD ROW: Lisa Pepenelli,

Amy Gordon (Vice President), Lynda Malmquist, Anne Decry (Secretary), Diane Orloski, Beth Sneidar, Regina Keenan (President). FOURTH ROW: Diane Grill.

Susie Boyle, Jennifer Barger, Kim Ward, Kim Flood, Lisa Schiff.

SOCIOLOGY CLUB (L to R)i Dr. Moyer (Moderator), Maureen McCarty, Kitty Urbanek, Lorna Chinchinian, Roseanna Bodner, Janice Wisniewski, Nancy Chinchinian.

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Sociology Clubâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;

TRI-LITE (L to R)i Daria Driban, Stephen Lisicki, Anne Hess, Michael

Starbin. Linda McQuiggan (Assistant Editor). Ninalee Palaia, Cathy Seifert, Tom Nalsh, Sue Wieczorek, Kim Schulgen (Editor).

TRI-LINE (L to R): Debbie Starr,

Eric Kuryluk, Yvonne Castro.

Tri-Line

.,

WTLN WTLN (L to R): Mark Everett, Eric Kuryluk, Robert Gregory.

SECOND ROW: Maureen McCarthy, Teresa Tarallo, Nancy Herrmann, Chris Swanson, Debbie Weniger. THIRD ROW: Dr. Lombardi (Moderator), Mike O'Donnell, Diane Featherson, Angela Gillis, Ken O'rien, Jerry Cendrowski. FOURTH ROW: Mike Callahan, Jeff Kenny, Mike Starbin, Jim Brown.

SOCIETY FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF MANAGEMENT. (L to R): Lisa

Piotrowsil, Beth Sneidar, Donna Szewszak, SECOND ROW: Beth Schmeltzer, Marybeth Price, Debbie McVeigh, John Boland (President), Barbara Smith, Kathy Gariano, Debbie Starr. THIRD ROW: Maura Bennett, Laura Thomson, Mike Burns, Kathy Golden, Colleen Walsh, Robert Gaul, Mike D'Angelo, Dave Roller, Colette Cornett, Frank Gleason, Scott Kromis, Steve Lisicki.

FOURTH ROW; Mike McLaughlin, Eric Kuryluk, Rita Witkowski, Dave Benson, Anne Arnold.

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22

/985-86 Men's Basketball

MEN'S BASKETBALLTEAM (L to R): Mark Mayer, Bobby Haas, Mike McLaughlin, Mike Truesdell. SECOND ROW: George O'rien, Steve Hummel, Joe Ems, Dennis Carrol, John Boland, (Co-Captain), Greg Leon, Mike Burns, John Canelli (Co-Captain).

John Boland drives to the basket for two and is fouled.

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Opponents are astounded as Mike Truesdell dazzles them with one of many moves.

George

O'rien

sinks another two for HFC.

Mike McLaughlin displays his lightning speed.

Joe Ems attempts to block the shot.

Denny Carrol shows good form in his jump shots.

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/985-86 5'omen's Basketball

WOMEN'S BASKETBALL TEAM (L to R): Michelle Lind, Greta Brown, Barbara Smith, Terry Murray. SECOND ROW: JoEllen Venier, Cathy Wade, Linda Tascione, Linda McQuiggan, Marie Reining, Nancy Bernhardt

(Coach).

Linda Tascione makes her move around an eager Beaver.

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Greta Brown attempts to break the Beaver barrier.

JoEllen Veneri looks

for

a

hole in the defense.

Terry Murray eyes the basket en route to an easy lay-up.

A Beaver opponent is no match for the shooting finesse of Linda McQuiggan.

Linda Tascione gets her hand in on the action as JoEllen Veneri looks on.

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4lpha Sigma Lambda ALPHA SIGMA LAMBDA(L to R): Joanne Capriotti, Eileen Hanecko. Terry Nuzzo. SECOND ROW: Karen Green, Karen Sorendino, Jeanne Saile. THIRD ROW: Kathleen Corr, Donna Costello, Eileen Simm. FOURTH ROW:

Marybeth Reichner, Katherine Regina McKeever,

Schmenak,

Rosemary Purvis.

BETA BETA BETA (L to R): Donna

Tate, Diane Angelos, Cheryl Perry, Eileen McDaniel, Linda Johnson, Daria Gantert, Marie Muldowney, Dr. Micikis (Moderator).

I

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Beta Befa Befa

-Beta Chi BETA CHI (L to R): Constance Hefner, Nadine Hillgen. SECOND ROW: Scott Kromis, Mike Thomas, Krys Niescier. THIRD ROW: Sr. Grace (Moderator), Sherry Teti.

DELTA EPSILON SIGMA (L to R): Marisa Schiavone. Anne Marie Milligan, Elizabeth Dieckman, Fr.

Collins (Moderator), Kathleen Haugh, Barbara Radomicki.

Delta Epsilon Sigma

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Delta Tau kappa DELTA TAU KAPPA ren Diaz, Thomas Carosi Kim Conner, nett. John Boland, ~

(L to R): Ka-

Nuxoll, Lori Maura BenDr. Moyer

(Moderator).

LAMBA lOTA TAU (L to R): Cathy Seifert, Sr. M. Placide (Moderator), Karen Metzner, Ninalee Palaia.

f

se

1-'

Lambda iota Tauâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;

â&#x20AC;&#x201D;

Phi Sigma Iota PHI SIGMA IOTA (L to R): Marybeth Price. Michele Garberina, Dr. Pruna (Moderator), Jacqueline Iglesias, Elvira Zuazo, Karen Diaz.

WHO'S WHO (L to R): Kathleen D'Andrea, Karen Ann Metzner.

Rita Seeger, Andrea Lynn Vettori, Daria Driban. SECOND ROW: Barbara Radomicki, Kathleen Haugh, Cathy Seifert, Marybeth Price. THIRD ROW: Anne Marie Milligan, Marguerite Eisen-

hower, Michele Garberina.

FOURTH ROW: John Boland, Anne Marie Arnold, Suzanne King, Kimberly Conner, Ronald Kumor. Missing: Donna Tate.

5'ho's 5'ho

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F4MILOGUE

l986 FAMILOGUE STAFF (L to R): Jenine Cicchitti, Terry Owczarzak, Marybeth Price, Beth Schmeltzer, John Boland, Chris Swanson.

We, the editors of the l986 FAMILOGUE, would like to extend our congratulations to the Class of l986. We hope the l986 FAMILOGUE captured the memories of your last year here at Holy Family: the hard work, the fun times, the friendships made.

As you put this yearbook away on your shelf with past editions of FAMILOGUE, we hope the l986 edition will somehow stand apart. In years to come, we hope you'l be able to dust off the cover, flip through the pages, and relive some of your CELEBRATIONS from senior year.

We'e worked hard and we overcame many difficulties in trying to record our year in pictures. 'We would like to thank our moderator, Deb Hodges, and Jostens'ales Representative, Phil Klein, for their patience, advice and support. Our thanks also go out to the staff who gave what they could, when they could.

Lastly, we would like to wish the Class of '86 success and happiness in all future endeavors.

Beth and Marybeth

Co-Editors Marybeth Price and Beth Schmeltzer

se

Our newest staff member, Bethany Hankes.

Marybeth and Beth discuss business with moderator Deb Hodges.

(Ky Marybeth races on the typewriter to meet the deadline.

Terry and Beth work on yet another layout.

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Exceptional student recognized her parents

by Anne Marie Miiligsn Tuesday, February 26. may have been an ordinary dsy for mo«people. but for K~~en Ate>rner snd thole whop," to her, it wm a day of On that da). was h<morcd publicly high c<fo<fs and achievl the Crusader Fo> u s very tpecial «uh CSK that k <K<c. dcscd>

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On s lem esr>teric levei I <pr>ke

6. Never pull ali nighters. You should have at least se sniid bourn nf sleep to perf<wn> weil on a test. (As H.F.C. Senior

Lori Carosi phrased s "Ifk'su clniice between pulling sll Aighters studying snd sleeping

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conlckuls u>SL<ptmc snd pfiK<Kc determine their resuhs. Different metis)ds and habits work for dif. ferent people. Oniy you can dctcf>Aine what w<wks benz you,

for

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Canteen Candids

Rita to Tobes, "I dare ya to knock it

offl"

Sophomores take time out to get together.

Freshmen, one down, three more to go!

Hey, smile, life can't be that bad 62

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it7

Lockers are for books, Eugene.

You call that work, Joe?

TaDa - Look, ma, no handsf

When did Ron and Michele get braces?

Taking time to study??

What's

a

nice girl like you doing in

a

place like this?

Joe and Mike, taking care of business.

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LVorld News Riots were an almost daily occurrence in South Africa as blacks protested Apartheid. In this photo, a white man runs from a jeering group of stonethrowing blacks in downtown Johannesburg as widespread violence continued to break out throughout the country.

A series of devastating earthquakes rumbled through Mexico City in September, and the death toll was in the thousands. Few in the metropolitan area of l8 million escaped the effects of the first quake, which registered 8.I on the Richter scalei or the second quake, which measured 7.5.

A Trans World Airlines jet with l45 passengers and eight crew members was hijacked in Athens, Greece, in June.

The Shiite hijackers took the plane to Beirut, then to Algeria, and then back to Beirut.

Most of the hostages were released within days, but the remaining 39 hostages were held for l7 days. One American hostage was killed.

An entire city block was destroyed in Philadelphia. Police tried to evict members of the radical group MOVE from their fortified rowhouse by dropping a small bomb on the building. A fire was started by the device, and about 60 houses were destroyed.

The space program ahead. Space walker van Hoften stands tall end of the robot arm

moved James on the

of the after

Space shuttle Discovery

successfully launching the re-

paired Syncom satellite in September.

Four Palestinian terrorists hijacked the Italian cruise liner Achille Lauro while on a Mediterranean cruise. One American was killed. After the ship was released, the Egyptian government agreed to return the hijackers to the PLO. However, the hijackers were intercepted by American jets as they were flown out of Egypt.

They were returned to Italy to stand trial.

Future Mistory Makers As the class of '86 prepares to make its way into the world, they leave behind many things: achievements, memories and friends. In this yearbook, we have tried to capture many of the memories but we wondered what the future would hold for the seniors after graduation.

"What will the seniors do?" "Will all of their hopes and dreams they have worked hard for be

realized?" "Will their full potential be met?"

Holy Family graduates will play

a

special part

in the world. In this section of the FAMILOGUE we analyzed some of the graduates and their

special qualities. We tried to combine their personalities and talents to predict what the future might hold for them.

We hope all of the dreams of the Class of '86 come true.

Will Rockin'on Koenig be able to compete with the likes of Bruce Springsteen? No probleml

Will Michele Garberina's teaching role be enhanced by the heroic efforts of Christa McAuliffe?

Will President Ronald Reagan and First Lady Nancy Reagan step aside to make room for President Beth Schmeltzer and First Man John Boland?

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Will the athletic achievements of Pete Rose be surpassed by the likes of Andrea Vettori and Marybeth Price?

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Will John Boland and Bob Haas be able to solve the problems that plague Ronald Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev?

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4round School I

p

'.

Eric (E.J.K.Jackson) spins the Top 40 on WTLN.

Clowning around on the college campus.

So

we lied and put your picture in anywayl

Taking

a

well deserved rest.

Linda and Chris do the "Walk of Life,"

Dazed and confused in the school hallway.

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~*

Senior Class

The journey

of a thousand

miles starts with a single step.

â&#x20AC;&#x201D;Chinese

72

Proverb

Diane

Louise Aleszczyk. B.A. Management-Marketing

Patrice M. Anoia, B.S.N.

E.

Mary

B.

Arnett,

B.S.N.

Nursing

Nursing

Anne Marie Arnold, B.A. Accounting

Diane Angelos BSN Nursing

Anderson, B.S.N. Nursing

Nancy Ashenbrenner, B.A. Elementary Education/Early Childhood

Anna Mae Atkins, B.S. Medical Technology 73

Lisa Ann Autieri, B.S.N. Nursing

louise

Pamela

Bailey, B.S.N. Nursing

S.

B. Baumann, B.S.N.

Sociology

Maura J. Bennett, B.A. Accounting

Nursing

Carolyn Bergen, B.S.N. Nursing

Susan Baranek, B.A.

Yana Berman, B.S.N.

Nursing

Marguerite Bickings BA Psychology

John Parker Boland. B.A.

Management-Marketing

Donna Bowden, B.A. Psychobi ology

Nursing

5'arren Brown, B.A. Accounting

Evelyn Brezo, B.S.N. Nursing

Debra Ann Buckley, B.S.N. Nursing

Theresa Bowler, B.S.N.

Nancy Ann Bulsza, B.A. Biology/Secondary Education

Diane Callahan B.S.N. Nursing 75

Laurie Carberry, B.S.N. Nursing

Beverly Lynne Carlin, B.S.N. Nursing

Marguerite Ann Chambers, B.S.N. Nursing

Maria Cole/la, B.S.N. Nursing 76

Lori Carosi, B.A. Elementar y Education/Early Childhood

Patricia Ann Chapla, B.S.N, Nursing

Ktmberly Conner, B.A. Elementary Education/'Early Childhood

Kevin Culp, B.A. Accounting

Dora Dauval, B.A.

Art

Maureen Costello, B.S.N. Nursing

Angela Corbley, B.S.N. Nursing

Anne P. Connor, B.A. Elementary Education

Kathleen D'Andrea, B.S.N. Nursing

Patricia Decker, B.S.N. Nursing

Donna Marie DeLoach, B.A. International Business-French 77

Karen Diaz, B,A.

Elizabeth Dieckman, B.S.N. Nursing

Criminal Justice/Spanish

Mary Ann Dougherty, B.S,N.

Audrey Dovidio, B.S.N.

Nursing

Sharon Downey, B.S.N.

Nursing 78

Loretta Anne DiLacqua, B.S.N. Nursing

Nursing

Dorothy Daria Driban, B.A. Humanities

Christine Duerr, B.S.N. Nursing

Karen Ann Dyson, B.S.N. Nursing

Marguerite Eisenhower, B.S.N.

Linda Eckert, B.S.N. Nursing

lVilliam Ellis, B.A. Accounting

Miriam Farber, B.A. Elementary Education/Early Childhood

Nursing

Susan Engleman, B.S,N.

Nursing

Diane Ferro, B.A. Elementary Education/Early Childhood

Lisa Ann Finkenhofer, B.S.N. Nursing 79

Elaine Ford, B.S.N. Nursing

Maureen Foster, B.A. Elementary Education

Elizabeth Ann Galdi, B.S.N. Nursing

Darla Gantert, B.S. Medical Technology 80

Michele Garberina, B.A. French/Secondary Education

Karen M. Galardi, B.A. Management-Marketing

Kathleen Gall, B.S.N. Nursing

Karen Gawronski, B.S.N. Nursing

"A man's reach should exceed his graspt or what's a heaven for7" Unknown Author Donna M, Tate

Theresa Gordon, B.S.N.

Janet G</mer, B.A. Elementary Education/'Early Childhood

Robert Haas BA English

Michelle Gormley, B.A. Psychology

Sharon Hanlon, B.S.N.

Nursing

Nursing

Kathleen Haugh, B.S.N. Nursing

Shari Hockey, B.S.N.

Nursing

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Susan Junod. B.A. Social LVork

Linda Johnson, B,S.

Irene Hoffmann, B.S.N. Nursing

Medical Technology

Susan Keane. B.S,N.

Mark Kehoe, B.A.

Nursing

Religious Studies

Christine Anne Kieba, B.S.N. Nursing

Suzanne King. B.S.N.

Pamela Klacik, B.S.N.

Nursing

Nursing

Ronald

Koenig, B.S.N. Nursing

S.

Christine Krueger. B.S.N. Nursing

Ronald J. Kumor, B.S.N. Nursing

Marie T. Leonard, B.A. Management-Marketing

Susan Kubach, B.S.N.

Nursing

Patricia A. Lane, B.S.N. Nursing

Dorothy Lisk, B.S.N. Nursing

Elizabeth Lutes, B.S.N. Nursing 83

Jackie Malone, B.S.N. Nursing

Suzanne Marino, B.S.N.

Nursing

Linda Masterson. B.S.N. Nursing

Colleen Marie McCarthy, B.S.N, Nursing 84

Carolann Martucci, B.S.N. Nursing

James Mark Mayer, B.A. English/Secondary Education

Deborah Ann McCloskey, B.A. Management-Marketing

Eileen Marie McDaniel. B.A.

Psychobiology

Marie McGuirl, B.A. Psychology

Maureen

Alice McLaughlin, B.S.N. Nursing

Regina A. Meers, B.S.N.

Nursing

McKeever, B.S.N. Nursing

P.

Kathleen McKeon, B.S.N. Nursing

Denise M. McNulty, B.S.N. Nursing

Karen A. Metzner, B.A, English

Joyce Middleton, B.S.N. Nursing 85

Anne Marie Milligan, B.S.N. Nursing

Janet Miller, B.S.N. Nursing

86

Nursing

Elizabeth Nagle. B.S.N. Nursing

Marie Muldowney, B.S. Medical Technology

Lorraine Nuyianes. B.A. Elementary Education

Susan Morrison, B.S.N.

Gina Nicoletti, B.S.N.

Nursing

Krystyna Niescier, B.A. Mathematics/Computer Science

Kathleen

O'onnor,

Matthew O'Keefe, B.A. Soci olog y

B.S.N.

Nursing

Mary Osborn, B.S.N.

Ninalee Palaia. B.A. English

Nursing

Theresa Pasternak, B.S.N.

Nursing

Patricia O'Neal, B.S.N. Nursing

Cher yl Perry, B.S. Medical Technology

Barbara Peters, B.S.N. Nursing

Patricia Piscopo, B.S.N. Nursing

Angela Petraccia, B.S.N. Nursing

Barbara Radomicki, B.S.N. Nursing

Gary Rysak, B.A. Management-Marketing 88

Mary Elizabeth Price, B.A. Internationa/ Business-French

Lisa Richardson, B.S.N.

Dawn Sambenedetto, B.S.N. Nursing

Nursing

Sylvia Samuels, B.S.N. Nursing

Bernadette

R.

Seebacher, B.S.N.

Nursing

Cathy Ann Seifert, B.A. English

Susan M. Scott, B.S.N.

Joeann M. Schuster, B.S.N. Nursing

Elizabeth D. Schmeltzer, B.A. Management-Marketing

Nursing

Rita A. Seeger, B.S.N. Nursing

Elizabeth Ann Sneidar. B.S.N. Nursing

Theresa M. Soska, B.A.

Management-Marketing 89

Nancy Marie Spiewak, B.S.N. Nursing

Donna M. Tate, B.A. Ps ychobiology

Mary Thompson, B.S.N. Nursing 90

Patricia Stretton, B.S.N. Nursing

Irene Marie Szai'dek, B.S.N. Nursing

Cheryl Lynn Taylor, B.S.N. Nursing

Virginia Thompson, B.S.N. Nursing

Anthony Torgerson, B.S.N. Nursing

Roseann Vona, B.A.

Anthony IVajda, B.A.

Management -Marketing

Art

Donna IVesterman, B.S.N. Nursing

Maria Zampirri, B.A. Elementary Education/Early Childhood

Norma Jean IValens, B.S.N. Nursing

Lynne Vates, B.S.N. Nursing

Grace Bennett, B.A. Accounting

Isabel Centurio, B.A.

Accounting 91

Sister Clare Marie Butt, CSFN, B.S.N.

Mary Monica Cannon, B.A. Elementary Education

Diane R. Mayer, B.A. Management-Marketing

Mary McMullen, B.S,N. Nursing

92

Patricia Cohn. B.S.N. Nursing

Janice MacKenzie. B.S.N. Nursing

Marisa Schiavone, B.A. Management-Marketing

Andrea Vettori. B.A. Social Work

Seniors Not Pictured Behzad Azimi, B.A.. Biology Kathleen M. Barbieri, B.A., Elementary Education Joanne T. Burke, B.S.N., Nursing John Chapman, B.A., English Rise Chemey. B.A., Mathematics/Secondary Education Carole A. Cole. B.S.N., Nursing Elizabeth Collier, B.A. Elementary Education/Early Childhood Cynthia Dolan. B.A., English Angela T. Galeone, B.S.N. Nursing Carol M. Griffin, B.S.N., Nursing Carolyn E. Hall, B.S.N., Nursing Kathleen Jaskowiak, B.S.N., R.N., Nursing Leticia Laboy, B.S.N., Nursing Joanne Maduzia, B.A., Elementary Education Eileen McGuinniss, B.A., Humanities Dean Mclntyre, B.A., Criminal Justice Mary K. Mihalich, B.S.N.. Nursing Jacqueline Molloy, B.S.N., Nursing Thomas A. Nuxoll, B. A. Social Work Georgene Pavalko, B.A., Elementary Education Rosemary E. Purvis. B.D.. Humanities F. Linda Rafferty, B.A., Biochemistry Anthony Renzi, Jr., B.A., Management-Marketing Sister M. Susan Therese Rojek. CSFN, B.A., Biology Marjorie A. Shapley, B.S.N., Nursing Nancy Shaw, B.S.N.. Nursing Joanne Steele, B.S.N., Nursing Linda M. Tascione, B.A., Elementary Education Mary Anne Walsh-Rocks. B.S,N., Nursing Kevin Weakland, B.A.. International Business-French ~

Barbara M. Kirk, B.A.

Criminal Justice

Andrea Lodise. B.S.N. Nursing

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