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TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication...

You...

Thank Sister

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Francesca...

Administration...

Faculty...

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Technical Staff... 20 We Grew... 24 Student Government... 34 Freshman Representatives...

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Sophomore Representatives...

Junior Representatives...

Senior Representatives...

Young...

Forever

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Seniors... 40 Portraits... 42 Introduction to Activities...

Outstanding Senior

Charter College

Day...

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72

Center...

Mosaic... 74

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Continuing Education... 75 Mass of the Holy Spirit... 76 Freshman

Orientation...

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Buddy Day... 78 Battle of the Classes... 80

Mr.

HFC...

Christmas

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Rose...

Clubs... 84 Sports... 90 Look Alikes...

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Familogue... 94 Co-editors'tatement...

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Familogue 1989, Building on Strong Foundations, is affectionately dedicated to Dr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Lombardi. Their dedication and have served as an inspiration to everyone who has

perseverance

encountered them. Without their support, neither Familogue nor Folio would have been possible. We thank them for their instruction, their patience, and their unfaltering confidence in our ability to succeed.

The Familogue Staff and Moderator wish to express their undying gratitude to the following people: Sister Patrice for her support and incentive, Phil Klein for his input and patience, Michael Durinzi for his time and impeccable directions, Dr. Thomas F. Lombardi for lending the staff his wife, his photos and his half of the office, Dr. Linda Morante for being a good neighbor, Terri Christofaro for aiding us in our never-ending search for information, Brian McLaughlin for his artwork and hugs, Our families and friends for putting up with us, And last, but far from least, Thank You, God, for Your support.

Sister Francesca, President Dear Students,

It is with deep appreciation to the Farni/ogue staff and with pride in our .'.;'-;.

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mutual achievement that I congratulate you upon the successful completion

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academic year. Together all

of us

have experienced the beginning

of a

new era here at Holy Family College insofar as this year we have taken

tentative steps toward

a

more physically complete Holy Family in the recently

constructed College Center. We pergaps became acquainted with the new structure only haltingly„but now meeting there has become as natural as

walking down Stevenson Lane.

As

I visualize

has experienced

the slow, deliberate pattern

through the years

—the

of growth Holy Family College

manner in which each new building

perfects that which preceeds it and thereby improves life for all become increasingly conscious

witness to the presence ings, as with any form

of the fact that all of these

of God's Kingdom on of growth,

is a sign

us

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complexes bear

earth. Construction

of commitment,

of

of build-

an expression

of

confidence in the future. Your future and Holy Family's future are inescap-

about everything, show'nterest in everything, but do this cailnly, without llnpatlence, remeinbering that our Lord governs, directs and guides all things.

Be concerned

ably intertwined.

I hope that you will remember

us

fondly

as

the years pass, for we v,ill

remember you with pride and love and prayers .,

Letter 62

Mother Mary of Jesus Good Shepherd

'he Sincerely,

Sister M. Francesca, CSFN

President

Mrs. Eleanor Wiegand, Secretary to the President

Administration

Lisa N. Woodside, Ph.D. Academic Dean

Robert

S.

Galardi, M.B.A.

Executive Director

of Finance

Sister M. Patrice Feher, CSFN, Dean

M.A.

of Students

Margaret Swoboda Kelly, B.A. Exec. Dir. Instituriona( Advancement

Frank Avato, B.S.

John Barclay, M.B.A.

Sister M. Liguori Bryzgornia, CSFN

Comptroller

Special Collections Assistant

Sister Placide Carr, CSFN, Ph.D. Archives Assistant

Rita Casey Health Services Coordinator

Teresa Devlin, M.Ed. Coordinator, Non-Credit Education

Sister Denise Dugan, CSFN, M.Ed.

Robert Ellermeyer, M.L.S., M.Div.

Patricia Evans, B.S.

Admissions Counselor

Reference Librarian

Academic Advisor

Public Relations Director

Personnel Assistant

Louis Giuliana, M.A. Careers Center Director

Deborah Hodges, B.A. Publications Director

Sister M. Leonard Kalinowska, CSFN, M.A.

Sister M. Immaculata Kraemer, CSFN, D.M.L.

Assistant to the Treasurer

Special Assistant to the President

Sister M. Eunice Leszczynska, CSFN, D.S.W. Family Learning Center Director

Mott Linn, Ed.D. Director of Admissions

Computer Resources Coordinator

Sandra Galardi, B.A.

Bernice Lisicki, B.A.

Sister M. Sophia Marcinkiewicz, CSFN, M.A. Coordinator of Mail and Volunteer Services

Joseph McDonald, Ph.D.

Marie McGuirl, B.A.

Patricia Michael, Ph.D.

Director of Library Services

Admissions Counselor

Assistant Academic Dean

Sandy Michael, B.S. Athletic Director

Mary Jane Novi, M.A.

Sister M. Euphronia Plucinska, CSFN, M.A.

Anna Raffaele, B.S.Eq. Financial Aid Officer

Registrar

Counselor

Sister M. Lucia Pirollo, CSFN, M.A. Director of Continuing Education

Sister M. Paul Rozanska, CSFN, M.S. Treasurer

Sister M. Aloysius Sabacinska, CSFN, Ph.D. Records Assistant/'Data Entry Specialist

Julie Valenti, M.A. Academic Advisor

H. Theresa Schlitsey, M.A. Academic Advisor

Nancy Westberg, B.A. of Admissions

Assistant to Director

Administrative Staffâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; Not Pictured Ms. Nabila Dajani Mr. Douglas Drake Ms. Karen Galardi Sister M. Simplicia Grochocka, CSFN Sister M. Florence Krajewska, CSFN Sister M. Theodosette Lewandowska, CSFN Ms. Elizabeth Ricketti

Rev. Albert Smith, OSFS, M.S. Campus Minister, Chaplain

Sister M. Florianne Zacharewicz, CSFN, Ph.D. Assistant to the Director of Alumni

Sr. M. Bernice Andrelczyk, CSFN,

Edward

Ph.D.

J. Bader, M.B.A. Accounting

Bernadette D. Balcer, M.Ed. English

Chemistry

Rev. Edward J. Biggane, SMA, S.T.L. Religious Studies/'History

Sr.

M. Marcella Binkowski, CSFN, M.Ed.

Gerard P. Brennan, Ph.D. Philosophy

Education

Stuart P. Brian, M.A.

Ignatius Brodzinski, M.Ed.

CiMIS

Business Administration

Jean C. Brown, Wursi ng

M.A.

John E. Bullock, M.A. History

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

Virginia Fisher, Ed.D. Education 12

Joseph M. Burak, D.Ed. Education

Robert K. Clothier, M.A.

Linda

J. Czajka, M.Ed. Business Administration

Robert Delaney, M.B.A. Business Administration

Peter W. Frey, Ed.D. Modern Languages

John J. Gallagher, Ph.D.

English

Psychology

Linda L. Gallagher, M.S.N. Nursing

Sr. Johanna Gedaka, SSJ, M.S. Education

Eleanore Grogan, M.A. Natural Sciences/Mathematics

Rosemary Gandolfo, B.S.N. Nursing

Thomas J. Garberina, Ed.D.

Ruth Ellen Gordon, M.S.N.

Rev. Robert J. Gregorio, S.T.D.

Nursing

Religious Studies

Arthur A. Grugan, Ph.D. Philosophy

Education

George E. Haynes, M.S. Biology 13

3 Regina M. Hobaugh, M.A.

Hannah Williams Holyoke, M.S.N.

Phi losophy

Nursing

George H. Kugler, M.B.A. Accounting

Kayann

S.

Laughlin, M.A.

Nursing

J. Kurek, M.S. Modern Languages

John

Joy T. Lawrence, Ph.D. Division Head Nursi ng â&#x20AC;&#x201D;

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Sr. M. Xavier Kozubal, CSFN, Ph.D. Psychology

Sr. M. Grace Kuzawa, CSFN, Ph.D. Mathematics

Thomas F. Lombardi, Ph.D. English

Victoria

P. Lombardi, English

M.A.

Filomena Marshall, M.S.N. Nursing

Ronald

J.

Barbara A. Maloney, M.S.N. Nursing

Madison, Ed.D.

Psychology

Thomas

J.

McCormick, Ph.D.

Sr.

Timothy McGarrity, CSFN, Ph.D.

English

Biology

Sr. Eileen McGovern, CSFN, Ph.D.

Patricia A. McGrath, M.S.N.

Kathleen A. McMullen, M.S.N.

Cand.

Nursing

Nursing

English

Martha Meinster, Ph.D.

Lynda Micikas, Ph.D.

Psychology

Linda Morante, Ph.D.

Biology

English

Kathleen

J.

Moyer, Ph.D.

Liberal Arts â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Head of Division

Harry R. Neenhold, M.Ed.

Alan R. Neibauer, M.P.A.

Biology

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Frances O. Pelham, M.Ed. English

Sr. M. Jolanta Polak, CSFN, M.A.

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Helen Plotkin, Ph.D. Cand.

Sociology, Social Work, CSMR

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Celia F. Prairie, Ph.D.

Dora C. Pruna, D.Ped.

Biology

Modern I.anguages

Christine M. Rosner, M.S.N. Nursing

Vincent

J.

Serfilippo, M.A.

Modern Languages

Lawrence Riley, Ph.D. History

Elaine A. Schneitman, M.A. Education

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Regina F. Schroder, M.Ed. Nursing

Sidney A. Shotz, M.Ed. Education

Sr. M. Rita Kathryn Sperka, CSFN,

M.S.W. Social Work

Holly Stout Priestly, M.Ed.

Claire A. Sullivan, D.Ed.

CMIS

Special Education

Sr. Cecilia Marie Szydlowska, CSFN, B.S.

Modern Languages

Sr. M. Carol Taylor, CSFN, M.S.N.

Nursing

Bette L. Tokar, Ph.D. Cand.

Business Administration

Georgia Trantas, M.Ed. Education

Michael Trivelis, M.A. Psychology

Sr. M. Frances Veitz, CSFN, Ed.D. Modern languages

Sr. M. Loretta Wesolowski, CSFN,

M.S. Chemistry

Not Pictured Full Time Faculty â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Dr. Anthony Applegate, Education Miss Teresa Brady, Business Ms. Joan Joyce, Nursing Ms. Gloria Kersey, Nursing Mr. Andrew Liebman, Business Administration Dr. Dolores Lorene, English Mrs. Patricia M. McGrath, Nursing Mr. Michael Moughan, Business Administration Ms. Kathryn Osenlund, English

Mrs. Marylou Phillips, Radiologic Technology Mrs. Joyce A. Welli ver, Nursing

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Stephanie Williams, Ph.D. Spanish

Sara M.

Wuthnow, Ed.D. Nursing

John Donahve, Brian McLaughlin Frank Agnew, Security

Suzanne Belfield (seated), Marie

McGuirl, Admissions

Georgena Senior, Loans and Collections

Loretta Mucci, Duplicating

Anne Pelz, Credentials

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Peg Wodok, Housekeeping

Joseph Bowman, Assistant Plant

Engineer

MillieMalone, Switchboard

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Monica Pezzano, Fran latarola, Registrar

4 i)$ ] Lorraine Finello, Registrar

Dot Truszkowski, Joyce McKeovgh, Business Office

Kathleen Murphy, Business Administration

Marie Melnick, Purchasing

Bill Holzworth, Maintenance

Paula Piscitelli, Wang Coordinator

Josie Rovnan, Careers Center

Emma Cordek, Business Office

Joan Keyes Cannon, Mary McEntee, Continuing Education

Marilyn McCormack, Liberal Arts

Joan

Keyes

Education

Sandy Crane, Education

Con tin ui n g

Mary Dydo, Switchboard

Patricia Dunne, Humanities 22

Cannon,

Eleanor Miller, Purchasing

Marie Taggart, Office

Betty Galdi, Business

Roseanne Olewnik, Registrar

Theresa Dean

Cristofaro, Secretary, Academic

Faculty and Staff Not Pictured

Ms. Priscilla Acevedo Dr. Edward Behrman Dr. Thomas Benedetti Mrs. Florence Beyer Mrs. Mildred Bilt Ms. Margaret Brenner Mr. Nathaniel Brodo Mr. John Buettler Mrs. Joanne Clothier Mr. Dennis Corry Dr. Francis Costello Rev. Thomas Curran Mr. Robert Daitutolo Mr. Robert Daly Rev. Lawrence Di Paul Mr. Leonard Di Paul Sr. M. Bernadette Donahue CSFN Rev. James Donlon Ms. Patti Dougherty Ms. Denise Fitzpatrick Ms. Irene Frank

Mr. James Garri ty Ms. Kelly Gredone Mr. Robert Gudknecht Rev. Kenneth Hallahan

Mr. Lou Hoelzle Ms. Chantal Horchler Ms. Kathleen Horwatt Ms. Thelma jacks Mr. Charles Jankowski Mr. Charles Joscelyne Ms. Margaret Karpinski Ms. Virginia Keane Rev. Cornelius Kilty Mr. Paul Kraft Ms. Suzanne Kuhn Ms. Serafina LaSalle Ms. Deborah Leibson

Mr. Mark Leporati Ms. Donna Makowiecki Ms. Kathy Malic Dr. Michael Maurer Dr. James Mazzarella

Mr. Francis McCloskey Mr. James McKernan Mr. James McMonigle Mr. William McNulty Mr. Jeffrey Minehart Mr. James Morris Dr. Cielo Myers Ms. Martha Nelson Ms. Lorraine Plank Mr. Raymond Rothbardt Mr. Joseph Sanquilli Dr. Walter Schlosser Ms. Margery Seltzer Dr. Harry Settanni Ms. Margaret Shukwit Mr. John Smiley Ms. Christine Smith Ms. Michelle Soslau Mr. J. Byron Stirling Mr. J. Stoutzen berger Mr. Bruce Thompson Mr. Michael Toner Mr. Daniel Tumolo Mr. Thomas Wolf Ms. Joan Zieja Dr. Anthony Zongaro Geraldine Allen Charles Beseras Lisa Brady Jon Broadley Carol Brown Rosemary Buehner Beth Calka

Lanard Crane Lorraine Contino Betty DeNucci Bill Derbyshire Florence Dolan Robert Donegan Rosalie Donegan Helene Flis Lisa Gaudet Valerie Gavaghan Catherine Gigliotti Marie Guerrera Anna Mae Gushue Florence Hogan Lorraine Jackson Joan Kenny Teresa Large

Anne McAveety Dolores McEn tee Mary McKeough Hugh McNamee Katie Murphy Tony Pauciello Clara Ricciutti Michael Shane Bill Shouldis Joseph Siaplay Natlee Si egel Peg Small Al Struzinski Florence Tilsner Anne Marie Titano Dan Toohey Pat Wagner Kathleen Warchol Pat White

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Hamburgers again?

Go to the College Center, go directly to the College Center.

Girls on one side, boys on the other.

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You want to hang what there?

Mark, is it really that far?

i'an I have your balloon, little girl?

After the final no there is

a yes.

Praise God for each new day.

For all His gifts we rejoice.

Sisters are the center of attention.

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Isn't this

a

Nike Commercial?

(Above left) Hand-eye coordination test.

(Above right) Battle of the generations.

(Right) Ta-da!

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Follow the bouncing ball.

Dave Tate, D.J. Extraordinaire.

Aren't they cute?

So, come here often?

The galloping gourmet.

Racquetball, anyone?

You sit on the grass; I have white shorts on.

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Smile, you'e on candid camera.

(Above) A family affair.

(Above right) Moving in.

(Right) Pat sleeping on the job.

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Get your tee-shirts here!

Maybe they won't

see me.

Let me get this right, 12,000 Tootsie rolls?

Sisters, sisters

For my adoring fans

(Left) When Andre comes to class we have fun.

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WE WBRKEB

Ralph is caught impersonating Mrs. McAveety.

(Above) Now let's check that map again.

(Above right) What's a 9-letter word for organized insanity?

(Right) Huh?

(Far right) This is a book.

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Mrs. Mucci hard at work.

Thought

bubble...

Do I know

her?

Where's the teacher?

So

your fiance wants to become

a

Catholic?

Bob is in good company

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Lina pinch-hits for Mrs. Lombardi.

We love you, Florence!

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STLIBENT GBVERNNENT 8SSBEI8TIBN

Sister M. Patrice, CSFN Dean of Students, Moderator, SGA A Message from the Dean of Students The Student

Government

Association

serves as an instrument for student activity.

The social functions, community services

Student Government Officers Geralynn Quinn, Treasurer; Judy Teel, Secretary; Joseph Salvatore, Student Organization Committee Chairperson; Joy Santomo, Vice Presi den t; Michelle Lind, Presi den t;

Do or do not.

There is no try.

- Yoda

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and student participation in College events by the President of this

are coordinated

group.

This year's Student Government, with Michelle Lind as President, has served the students of Holy Family well. Compassion seems to be the hallmark of the Association. As a junior, Michelle organized "Buddy Day" to host special education students.

Not only was the activity repeated this year by the Student Government Association, but a dance marathon to finance a dream for a terminally ill child was successfully completed.

Traditional College activities continue to be planned and executed. The Battle-of-theClasses, Christmas Rose, and the various dances have been scheduled to provide a social setting for students to becoine better acquainted with each other. In addition, representatives of Student Government serve on the Student Affairs Committee and the Communications Committee which provide forums for student exchange with other segments of the campus community.

I have been pleased to serve as moderator.

FRES8NSN EMSS BFFIEERS

To the Class of 1992: The college years are precious and full of promise â&#x20AC;&#x201D; some people have even said that these are the best years of your lives.

Nothing seems impossible or improbable to freshmen â&#x20AC;&#x201D; enormous enthusiasm and boundless energy seemingly surpass all odds.

My message is twofold: Enjoy these. years to their utmost and remember that life is fragile. While you are letting go and having fun, protect and preserve your lives and the lives of those around you.

Ruth

E.

Carol Trench, Secretary; Trish Beuhner, President; Lisa Evans, Vice President; Rick Fitzgerald, Treasurer.

Gordon

Freshman Class Moderator

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Sister M. Marcella, CSFN Sophomore Class Moderator

Dear Students of the Sophomore Class, Each of you strives daily to focus on future goals. Despite the turmoil and anxiety that sometimes clouds your ordinary lives, I hope that each of you will maintain a powerful sense of peace. I am hopeful that you'l direct your lives toward the guiding forces of concern for humanity and reconciliation with one another.

It has been a great pleasure working with you this past year. Your enthusiasm and good will initiallywelcomed me, and your infectious spirit continues to make our association a joy. I offer my best wishes to the Class of 1991.

Sincerely, Sister M. Marcella Sophomore Class Moderator

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Gene Soltys, President; Megan Carey, Vice President; Marnie Mukalian, Secretary; Ann Grimley, Treasurer.

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Dr. Lawrence Riley Junior Class Moderator

Daniel Organ, Treasurer; Joanne Schauffele, Vice President; Patrick Yurko, President.

Junior year is a special time in college. Juniors can go far beyond the anxieties of the typical freshman and the sophomoric pseudosophistication. Juniors have not yet shouldered the heavier responsibilities of the Seniors. Juniors, therefore, are a happy blend of the carefree and the serious, of the playful and the responsible.

This year's Junior Class was notable for its Halloween and St. Patrick's Day Dances. It has participated in Buddy Day, the Thanksgiving Collection, and is planning a major charity event. Having won the "Battle of the Classes," the Junior Class feels it has amply demonstrated

its overall superiority. Still, it looks forward to the day when, as the Senior Class, it takes its place in the forefront of college life.

Dr. Lawrence Riley Junior Class Moderator

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MNIE!R EMSS EIFFIEKRS

Sandy Castro, Treasurer; Terry Murray, Co-Secretary; Jim Newman, Co-Secretary; Jennifer Nulty, Vice President; Debbie Starr, President;

Dear Seniors: This September brought mixed feelings of excitement and a sense of sadness as this Class of 1989 entered their last year at H.F.C. I have watched this class mature and have been impressed by their loyalty and hard work, both for the College and their own endeavors.

Most of all, I have appreciated their kindness, as they have extended themselves to one another and to the community. Indeed, they are true "buddies"!

Joan Joyce Senior Class Moderator

Joan Joyce Senior Class Moderator

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May you grow up to be righteous,

May you grow up to be true, May you always know the tr'Uth

And

lights surrounding you.

May you always be see the

courageous, Stand upright and be strong, May you stay forever young...

Bob Dylan, Forever Young

â&#x20AC;&#x201D;

May the good Lord be with you Down every road you roam, And may sunshine and happiness Surround you when you'e far from home.

May you grow old to be proud,

Dignified and true.

And do unto others as you'd have Done to you.

Be courageous and be brave And in my heart you'l always stay Forever young...

And when you finaay By away

I'l be hoping

that

you welL For all the wisdom lifetime

I served of a

No one can ever tell.

But whatever road you chose I'm right behind you win or lose Forever young.

â&#x20AC;&#x201D;Rod

Stewart, Forever

Young

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Joyce Beck Nursing

Michael Burns

Jennifer Nulty

Christiane Odyniec

Business

English

Sports

Michelle Lind Student Government

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These students were chosen to be outstanding seniors because of their embodiment of the motto of Holy Family College: Teneor Votis I am bound to, I am bound by my

â&#x20AC;&#x201D;

Theresa Gauthier Student Publications

Beth Clogston Extraordinary Perseverance

responsibilities.

These seniors have exemplified this motto through their involvement in school activities and dedication to themselves and others.

Maria Oczkowski- Viola

Donna Pointkouski Campus Ministry

Education

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Never shall forget the days which spent with you...

Continue to be my friend, as you will always find me yours.

Ludwig van Beethoven

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Kimberly Adamson

Gertrude Allard

Ellen Balent

Early Childhood Education

Elementary Education

Management/Marketing

"Children are like wet cement. Whatever falls on them makes an impression." â&#x20AC;&#x201D;Haim Ginott

Thank you, Mom, Dad, and especially Szymon, for all of your love and support throughout my years at Holy Family.

Valerie Jane Batezel

Joyce Beck

Deborah Bernnger

Nursing

Nursing

Nursing

Many thanks to my parents and Curt for their love, encouragement, and confidence in my ability.

Thank you to my classmates and family for the support and love given to me. And for making it all possible.

Dolores Bojazi

Joanne Bona

Lisa Boyle

Criminal Justice

Nursing

Nursing

Destiny is not a matter of chance. matter of choice.

Itis a

Thanks Mom and Dad for all your love and support all these years.

Lisa Bratz

Patricia Brennan

Greta Brown

Accounting

Psychology

Accounting

"Friendship Is Composed

Of A Single Soul Inhabiting

Two Bodies."

â&#x20AC;&#x201D;Aristotle 43

Debra Ann Burns

Michael Burns

Carol Caggiano

Humanities

Elementary Education

Accounting

Thank you, Mom and Dad, for putting up with me during my years at college. But I

finally made it.

Patricia Cain

Donna Canamucio

Noel Carey

Elementary Education

Elementary Education

Psychobiology

With loving thanks to my family for all their support, especially my husband Art.

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It's

been great.

It's

it's finally done!

been fun. Thank God

Thanks and

I love you Mom, Dad,

Dan,

Mary Ellen, Ronald, 'Patrick, and Pokey.

'athy,

"Look to this day!

For yesterday is already a dream, and tomorrow is only a vision; But today, well lived, makes every yesterday a dream of happiness, and every tomorrow a vision of hope.

Look well, therefore, to this day!"

â&#x20AC;&#x201D;from the Sanskrit

Sandra Castro

Lisa Ceccolini

Business Spanish

Nursing

I leave

Holy Family after four years with memories that are sure to last a lifetime.

Gail Chambers

Beth Ann Chitwood

Pamela Chudnoff

Nursing

Management/Marketing

English

Y'all know I'm from Florida cuz I talk real one day

Funny.... Keep on laughin'uz I'l be rollin'in the money!

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Beth Clogston

Cecilia Condron

Judith Conowall

Social Work

Nursing

English

Thanks to my family and friends whose encouragement and sense of humor have helped me reach my goaL

Nancy Cordisco

Beth Anne Cordivari

Dale Craig

Nursing

Nursing

Elementary Education

Thanks, Tom, Matthew, Mom, and Dad,

for your love and support. It's struggle for all of us.

been a

Mary Ellen Crane

Joanne Crawford

Michele Curran

Nursing

Early Childhood Education

Early Childhood Education

A very determined individual.

Thank you, Mom and Dad, for all your support and love. You gave me the confidence I needed to makeit through college.

Goodbye, Holy Family!

Susan

Danyluk

Michael DeLaurentis

Dolores Dender

Mathematics

Nursing

Nursing Thank you, Mom, Dad, and Harry, for your love, support, and encouragement. I don't think I would have made this far without you. We did it!

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I am

glad to be

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a

senior at Holy Family

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College. feel that benefited from this Four-year experience.

I wish to thank my family for all their love and support throughout my college experience. They made it all possible.

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Elaine DeRosa

Dolores Dodaro

Sharon Domico

Nursing

Nursing

Nursing

Looks like we madeit!

A thanks to my friends, family, and boyfriend for all their support.

Joan Agnes Dornisch

Donna Edmondson

Joanne Epitropou

Elementary Education

Nursing

Elementary Education

It took long

enough!

To the class of 'S9, just remember to follow your dreams wherever they lead!

Thank you, Dad!

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Sr. M. Rita Fanning, CSFN

Susan Fennessy

Lynn Fischer

Elementary Education

Special Education

Accounting

If You Dare."

—George Lucas

"The Door To Your Cage Is Open. AD You Have To Do Is WaDc Out,

Cynthia Fitti

Marie Flum

Accounting

Nursing

Anna

Recta

Foraci

Biology

"Words Cannot Express The Joy Which A Friend Imparts."

—St.

John Chrysostom

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Dolores Gardner

Frank Garritano

Sarah Gaughan

Elementary Education

Mathematics

Early Childhood Education

I would like

to thank my husband and children for their encouragement.

Theresa Gauthier

Loretta Gonzales

Gregory Grier

English

Nursing

Nursing

"Failure has

a

thousand explanations. Suc-

cess doesn't need

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one."

â&#x20AC;&#x201D;Sir Alee Guinness

Working stiff.

m ,I. Richard Grzeczkowski

Gerard Guckin

Suzanne Hannigan-Militello

Computer Management

Computer Management

Information Systems

Information Systems

Management/Marketing

Well, it took SEVEN long years to gradufinaDy made it. Thanks, Mr. Niebauer. ate, but

I

Mary Harr

Nancy Hartsough

Special Education

Psychology

"Friendship Speaks The Language Of The Heart." â&#x20AC;&#x201D;Anonymous

Sharon Haugh

Stephanie Hearn

Kathleen Virginia Heck

History

Elementary Education

English

Thanks to Dad and Linda for your support and encouragement. Eddie, Ryan, and Tom, you have helped to bring so much happiness to my life.

Creati vityis a gift to one and shared by all.

Deborah Hellings

Michelle Hetzel

Kimberly Heyer

Elementary Education

Psychology

Biology

Thanks to Holy Family and my family.

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I have know

worked hard at Holy Family, but a better person for it.

I am

l

e

ii

''

M: I%i,,''ary

Katherine Holton Nursing It's never too late to follow a dream or travel a new path.

Delores Horohov

Lori Houser

Nursing

Special Education

Veni. Vidi. Vici.

!

To

Lisa Howe

Rosemarie Innella

Claire Ioannucci

Nursing

English

Nursing

my family: Thank you for all your

encouragement.

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Andrea Jafolla

Christine James

Susan Jones

Nursing

Nursing

Psychology

"The Language Of Friendship Is Not Words But Meaning." â&#x20AC;&#x201D;Henry David Thoreau

Christine Koszowski

Susan Kowalski

Nursing

Nursing

Finally!

I would like to

thank my family, friends and Mickey for helping me achieve my degree!

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Marie Kozlowski

Scott Kromis

Sandra Kronberger

English

Mathematics

Nursing

I'd like to thank m y parents and family for all their support and my fiance, Bill, for

Holy Family will always

be a

part of my

your love and support, I'l alwaysforlove you.

Thanks

standing beside me from the very beginning.

future; everything that I plan to doin my lifetime will reflect upon my brief and happy stay here.

Michele Kryszczak

Keith Lafferty

Linda Leach

Nursing

Biology

Accounting

"Thank you Mom and Dad for all of your love and support. I couldn't have made it without you. I love you both."

Mom and Lynda, thank you.

Class lest.

Mike,

of '89: Live your dreams to the ful-

At Holy Family

I became

a

responsible,

dedicated, and hard-working person.

Thanks for the memories. Thanks to my parents, Lisa, and friends.

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Barbara Levitsky

Hedy Lezcano

Michelle Lind

Nursing

Spanish

Nursing

Stephen Lisicki, Jr.

Theresa Loudenslager

Carol Ann Love

Management/Marketing

Special Education

Elementary Education

John, you are myinspiration. You are my reason

for living.

A special thanks to my husband, Jim, and my children for all their loving support and understanding.

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I

Lisa Lupperger

Suzanne MacLean

Joseph Maguire, Jr.

Nursing

Nursing

Nursing

I would like to thank my family and friends for standing by me, for without them I would not have made it.

Thank God, I made it. Now I have to face reality in the real world.

Joanne Marchetti

Annamaria Marinelli

Joan Markey

Accounting

Nursing

Management/Marketing

Thank you, Mom and Dad, for your sacrifices and encouragement. hope to continue to grow.

I

Denise McAndrews

Cletus McBride

Teresa McCarthy

Nursing

English

Accounting

Peter Melley

Helene Mich

Dawn Miller

Fire Science

Nursing

Elementary Education

Thanks to my family for their help, Kristy and joey for diverting my attention from work, and joe for his understanding.

I would like to thank my husband:

Steve,

my children: Stacey and Shanna, and my family for love, support, and patience.

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Jacquelyn Mock

George Monahan

Karen Morgan

Early Childhood Education

Religious Studies

Nursing Good-bye, Poverty!

Debra Mullen

Theresa Murray

Rita Negron

Computer Management

History

Nursing

Information Systems

I finally made iti

James Newman

Nursing

International Business-French

C'st

It's about time!

domage, mais

c'st

vrai.

International Business-French I'd like to thank all of the people who have made my four years at Holy Family the best experience of my life! Thank you.

Ann Kateri Nuxoll

Theresa Nuzzo

Laura OrDonnell

Humanities

Elementary Education

Nursing

"Silent gratitude isn't very much use to anyone."

â&#x20AC;&#x201D;G.

Thanks Mom and Dad.

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Jennifer Nulty

Joanne Nemeth

B. Stein

I'd like to thank my

classmates for their friendship and support during the past four years.

Christiane Odyniec

Rita Orfe

English

Elementary Education

"I learned

long ago that being Lewis Car-

roll was infinitelymore exciting than ing Alice."

â&#x20AC;&#x201D;joyce

be-

Carol Oates

Christina Palka

Lydia Piccoli

Nursing

Humanities

English

like to thank my family and friends for their love and support.

When education, determination, love and the Lord are present, the possibilities are your own and endless.

"Ad maiorem Dei gloriam."

THINK ABOUT IT!

I would

Donna

J.

Pointkouski

Geralynn Quinn

Christine Reif

Margaret Rettberg

Special Education

Nursing

Nursing

Thanks to my family and friends for their continuous love, support and encouragement. I love you. P.S. "Goodbye hives!"

Thanks Mom, all your love and encouragement when neededit. I love You!

Evelyn Reynolds

Joseph Riley

Diane Robinson

Nursing

Bilogy

Nursing

Thanks Ed, Di, Dad, and Mom.

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Thanks Mom and Dad for helping me through these difficultfour years. Thanks also to my friends who made everything seem a little bi t easier.

I

Joseph Sabella

Joseph Salvatore

Donald Santomo

Management/Marketing

English

Management/Marketing

Tempus Fugit

Joy Santomo

Catherine Scanlon

Robbi Schlaffman

Management/Marketing

Psychology

Social Work

Two schools and fi ve maj ors later... Now how about graduate school?

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John Schrenk

June Silva

Sandra Sloane

Elementary Education

International Business

Nursing

For four years I'e asked, "What's due next and when is the test?" Now I say, "I'e worked in every way, now give me

Learning is

a

challenge that never ends.

Goal achieved! Thank you, Holy Family.

my pay!"

Joan Smith

Margaret Smith

Dorota Sobieraj

Nursing

Nursing

Nursing/Psychology

Allegresse.

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Karen Anne Sorendino

Robin

Accounting

E. Spector

Debra Spivak

Special Education

Nursing

Those who can, teach. Those who can 't go some less significant line of work.

I'd like to thank my family and friends for all their support through my years in

into

nursing school.

Deborah Ann Starr

Katherine Steinmetz

Joan Stewart

Management/Marketing

Nursing

Nursing

I'lremember all the laughter as we go our separate ways. But there's so much we'e still learning that we can't be afraid.

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Sandra Sweet

Samuel Tancredi

Judith Teel

Nursing

Accounting

Business French

Cynthia Tessler

Carolyn Thanel

Kathleen Thomas

Elementary Education

Early Childhood Education

Nursing

Thank you Mom, Dad and Paul for your It was much

love, support and patience. needed and appreciated.

I can't believe how fast the four years by.

It was a lot of fun.

went

Ik

Michael Thomas

Susan Thrash

Joanne Umile

Mathematics

Nursing

Nursing

"All We Are Saying

Jo Ellen

Veneri

Special Education

Is Give Peace A Chance."

—John Lennon

Maria Oczkowski Viola

Brother Paul West, OFM

Elementary Education

Elementary Education

"I touch

the future;

—Chri sta

I teach."

McAuliffe

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Cynthia Wilk

Andreia Wilkerson

Richard Wiseman

Accounting

Nursing

Fire Science

Janice Wisniewski

Deborah Yankanich

Karen Yoast

Nursing

Nursing

Nursing

My four

years at Holy Family were memorable experience.

Look out

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world...

'cause here

I come!

a

Thank you Mom and Dad for all your love and support. I love you.

Mary Ann Yost Nursing Thanks to all who have given me support through all my joys and tears at Holy Family.

SENIBRS NBT PIETGREB —

Anibal Ayala — Spanish

— — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — —

Kathleen Berdel Elementary Education Gretchen Brown Early Childhood Education Eleanor Buenaflor Elementary Education Josephine Callaghan Elementary Education Barbara Canham Nursing Margaret Connell Early Childhood Education Char-Lynn Corscadden Sociology Kathleen A. Costa Nursing Michael DiFilippo Management/Marketing Lois Di Gianni Psychology Peter DiMaria Humanities Filomena Dittert Management/Marketing Patricia M. Erwin Elementary Education Barbara Fant Elementary Education Kathleen J. Fauzio Special Education Nancyann Galloway Special Education Barbara Heckman Elementary Education Constance Hefner Mathematics Carolyn Jane Jacobson Nursing Margaret Jewett Biology Maureen Kelly Nursing Kelly Ann Klusman Management/Marketing Gary Kramer Humanities Robert Kubiak Mathematics

Barbara Kurtz Elementary Education Carol Lecklikner English Kathleen Lill Elementary Education Linda McDonough Humanities Mary McGonagle Nursing Michael McHugh Special Education Christine McNamee Accounting Eric Mehler Mathematics Mary-Elizabeth Metzler Nursing

— — — — — — — O'eill Christine Rafferty — Nursing Jacqueline Picinich-Scott — Nursing Frederick Pritchard — Criminal Justice Betty Ann Reim — Special Education Sharonann Salvadore — Biology Marybeth Schuck — CMIS James Skea — Nursing Michael Starbin — Biology Caroline Stasiak — Psychobiology Bryan S. Sztukowski — Economics Linda Tait — Medical Technology Michelle Udowenko — Nursing Diane Ulrich— Early Childhood Education Denise Ward — Medical Technology Agnes Wesolowski — Elementary Education

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SPEEI8h EVENTS The spring and fall semesters were full of activities of all sorts. There was the writing contest which brought out the literary impulses in HFC's students. Although only a limited number of students could be awarded prizes, both entrants and judges benefited from this

sharing of talent.

Spring is election time at HFC with the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat being realities for the candidates. The campaigns provide an opportunity for teamwork and friendly competition for the candidates and their election committees.

The Red Cross holds bloodmobile s at HFC at selected times throughout the year.

Thanks to the selflessness of Holy Family people, the bloodmobiles are always successful.

The sweet sounds of WTLN were silenced in the spring of 1988 by unsolvable wiring problems. Our radio station still lies dormant, patiently waiting for rebirth in the College Center.

The elected officers of the Student Government Association of Holy Family College for the 1988-1989 year are (from right) Michelle Lind, President; Joy Santomo, Vice President; Joseph Salvatore, Chairman; Ann Marie (Nancee) Gannon, Secretary, and Geralynn Quinn, Treasurer.

The Bloodmobile came to Holy Family College last spring.

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Do you remember the last student broadcast from the school radio station, WTLN?

Receiving her writing award from Dr. Lorene is Rosemarie Innella.

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Award recipients pose with their respective professors.

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Happy Birthday, HFC! Early in February of every year, we celebrate the birth of HFC with our Charter Day celebration. The festivities of a birthday party and the solemnity of the Mass combine to make Charter Day a joyous and blessed occasion.

Top: Sister M. Neomisia takes the cake.

Bottom: Come and get it!

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"So Tom, what's that in your soup?"

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The mosaic located in the Lower Lobby of the College Center is modeled after a portrait painted by Martina. Although Sister is no longer with us, her memory lives on in the beauty of her work. Dr. Thomas F. Lombardi has memorialized Sister and her art in the following poem, "Journey to Nazareth."

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dined with Picasso And Matisse, tea with Raphael, talked with Tzara and Van

to

and through a near completed

Gough.

Landscape hanging on the wall,

Michaelangelo One lightning brush stroke, an amorphous hunk of clay, autumn in a butterfly tilt-a-whirled her mind.

She was a gentle pilgrim without a plane or ship to Montmartre and even

Firenze.

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mindscapes—

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On one blue December ni ght with brush and palette she walked across her studio

floor

Little wobbly artist, bonnet slightly awry eyes twinkling, ch uckling, slowly walking... the long winding ivory road

—toward Nazareth!

The last strokesa house. a door. a knock!

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EBNTINGING EBGMTIBN NIGHT 3888 "Welcome to the Continuing Education Orientation. We

want you to be at ease and to know that we will assist you in any way that we can." With these words, Sr. Lucia, Director of Continuing Education, introduced HFC to the students who are taking their first steps on the road to a college education.

A lively and active evening was experienced as these newcomwere hosted, encouraged, and informed. The family-like atmosphere of our College was emphasized in the welcoming remarks of administrators, religious and lay faculty, and former continuing education students. An informal reception ers

"POWER TO THE PEOPLE!"

followed.

"Uh, oh. Where's the chalk?"

Dean Woodside... Live and in concert.

attending continuing education lectures, there was time for socializing.

Besides

"Testing...

1, 2, 3,

4."

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ToP: OPening Procession James Collins, Al Smith, and Ed Biggane celebrate the Bottom: Preparing for the Fathers Mass of theHolySpiritintheLowerLobbyof theCollegeCenter.

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We began our year with traditional Mass of the Holy Spirit on September 13, 1988. The theme of this year's Mass was, "Where is our newness? Is it here, among all of us? We should respond to life with creativity." In past years, this event was held on the College's lawn, but in order to illustrate this year's theme, Mass was held in the lobby of the College Center under Sr. Martina's Mosaic.

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Crucifix, College Center

At the

close of Mass: Fathers Biggane and Collins.

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Welcome to Holy Family.

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Upper Right: Larry, Daryl, and Daryl attend Holy Family.

Left: "You call this lunch?"

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Our motto, Teneor Votis, "I am bound by, I am bound to, my responsibilities" was exemplified by Buddy Day. On September 27th, sixty-seven children, ranging in age from seven to fourteen, from Our Lady of Confidence School in North Philadelphia, spent a fun-filled afternoon on our campus.

On Buddy Day, college students paired off with a "Buddy" and was

his or her special

friend for the entire afternoon.

It was obvious that the collegians had as much fun as their guests. The afternoon's activities included lunch, games, prizes, group dancing, and many hugs.

The success of this event was clearly expressed by elevenyear-old "Buddy," Colleen Brady, "I liked everything best. I'm coming back next year." Buddy Day was sponsored by S.G.A. and will, hopefully, become a more firmly established tradition as time passes.

Playing for hugs are Michelle Lind and her buddy.

Having a catch in the sun are John Tobin and his new special friend.

Holding on forever is Nancee Gannon's buddy.

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Upper Right: I want to hold your hand.

Upper Left; The Freshmen and their respective buddies sing a favorite song.

Left: Buddies twist the day away.

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thought you were Vanna

White?"

Above: "In your mouth, Dan."

Upper Right: Sitting on the sidelines.

Right; The agony of defeat.

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The Stroll comes to Holy Family.

Mr. HFC 1988 with his court.

"Feelings, nothing more than

feelings..."

They'l admit anyone to HFC these days.

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"Anything you can do, I can do bigger."

Who's on first?

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MINISTRY: (L to R) Top Row: John Al Smith. Middle Row: Dave Walls, Donna Pointkouski, Holly Merk. Bottom Row: Tina DeMasi, Rita Mary Lange, Cathy Brown.

Barclay, Father

Every Moment That I Live Shall Spend In Loving

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(R.) DELTA EPSILON SIGMA: (L to R) Top Row: Father James Collins, Scott Kromis. Middle Row: Linda Leach, Donna Pointkouski, Maria Viola. Bottom

Row: Jennifer Nulty, Rosemarie Innella.

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BETA BETA BETA: (Top to Bottom) Riley (Hi storian), Noel Carey, Denise Ward (Sec), Keith Lafferty (Pres.), Kimberly Heyer (V. Pres.), Dr. Celia F. Prairie (Mod).

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DELTA TAU KAPPA: (L to R) Beth Clogston (Pres.), Dee Bojazi, Maria Viola (V. Pres.), Dr. Kathleen Moyer (Mod.), Patricia Cain, Michelle Hetzel (Sec.).

PSI CHI: (Bottom to Top) Michelle Hetzel (Sec./areas.), Lisa Rossmair,

Catherine Scanlon (Pres.), Martha Meinster (Hon. Init), Mary Jane Novi (Mod.).

If You

Want To See The Brave, Look At Those Who Can Forgive. If You Want To See The Heroic, Look At Those Who Can Love In Return For Hatred.

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S.N.A.H.F.: (L to R) Michele Boyle (Sec), Rita Mary Gimbel (V. Pres.), Joyce Beck (Pres.), Mary Hurly (Treas.), Mary Nicklas (Fundraising).

BETA CHI: (L to R) Top Row: Sister Grace (Mod), Vincent Frascatore, John Burns, Mike DeLaurentis, Frank Garritano, Scott Kromis, Eric Mehler. Bottom Row: Constance Hefner, Claremarie Whelan, Kathleen Revak, Monica Ma-

gilton, Holly Merk.

KAPPA MU EPSILON: (L to R) Top Row: Scott Kromis, Paul Hiller, Frank Garritano, Eric Mehler, Sister Grace. Bottom Row: Mike DeLaurentis, Constance Hefner, Claremarie Whelan, Kathleen Revak, Vincent Frascatore.

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PHI SIGMA IOTA: (L to R) Bottom Row: Barbara Routenberg, Sandy Castro, Judy Teel (Sec), Jennifer Nulty (Pres). Middle Row: Patrick Yurko (Treas), Bob Dolezal, Dr. Dora Pruna, Hedy Lezcano. Top Row: Jim Newman (V. Pres.), Christopher Feranec.

FRENCH CLUB: (L to R) Patrick Yurko (Treas.), Jennifer Nulty (Vice-Pres), Dr. Frey (Moderator), Chris Feranec, Judy Teel (Pres), Jim Newman (Sec).

NATIONAL BUSINESS HONOR SOCIETY: (L to R) Suzanne Hannigan, Jennifer Nulty, Linda Leach, Cindy Wilk.

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ALBERTANS: (L to R) Top Row: Anthony Santomo, Keith Lafferty, Mary-Ann McArdle. Middle Row: Noel Carey, Kurt Von Hartleben, James Simmer, Kim Heyer, Prem Rabindranauth (Pres.), Denise Ward (Treas.), Anna Rita Foraci (VicePres). Bottom Row: Joe Riley, Kathy Carey, Marylou Checchia, Vera Parfilleaux, Kathleen Bowers, Diane Wood, Donna Piscopio.

The heart has i ts reasons which reason knows nothing about.

Pascal

Sociology Club: (L to R) Beth Clogston, James Skea, Janice Wisniewski, Cheryl Siebert, Mrs. Helen Plotkin.

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(L.) FOLIO: (Top to Bottom) Dr. Lom-

bardi (Mod.), Ronald Vitale, Marie Kozlowski, Theresa Gauthier, Donna

Pointkouski, Christiane Odyniec, Ann Nuxoll. Not Pictured: Merle Meloro, and Brian McLaughlin (Artist).

WTLN: In fond remembrance

i@,, (Above Right) TRI-LITE: (I to R) Marie Kozlowski (Associate Editor), Christiane Odyniec (Editorials Editor), Theresa Gauthier (Editor-in-Chief), Frank Avato (Mod), Maria Ortiz, Donna Pointkouski (Features Editor), Ann Nuxoll (News Editor). Not Pictured: Joni Sabatini, Tina DeMasj Christopher Quigley, Stephen Schmidt.

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Above Left: Men's Basketball Team 1988-1989 (L to R) Top Row: Dr. John Scanlon (Assistant Coach), John Kuvik (Assistant Coach), Joe Cawley, Mark Morrow, Jim Schultice, Mike Glitz, John Volz, Tim Henehan, Dan Williams (Head Coach), Bottom Row: Mike McLaughlin, Jim Giedemann, Kevin Comey, George O'rien, Jerry Bologitz, Mare Alicea.

Above Right: Mike makes his shot.

Above: "Hey, where'd the ball go?"

Above Right: HFC Cheerleaders and Tiger in action.

Right: George evades the other team.

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Above Left: "Hey, is she allowed to jump that high?"

Above Right: Women's Basketball Team 1988-1989 (L to R) Top Row: Mike Soroka (Head Coach), Sue Miller, Dawn Miller, Kathy Killian (Assistant Coach), Debbie Schopfer, Kelly Maloney, Greta Brown (Assistant Coach). Bottom Row: Marie Orth, Chris McFadden, Tracy Petner, Trish Maloney, Colleen Dougherty, JoAnne Garvey.

Left: Greta makes an amazing play.

Above Left: "Uh-oh."

Above Right: Don't mess with Debbie.

SEPSRSTEB Bob Clothier is a favorite part-time faculty member and resident communications expert at HFC. But wait... isn' that Bob on Channel 6 at 7:00pm? According to ABC it' Alex Trebek, host of Jeopardy. But do you ever see Bob at 7:00? We'l take "Star Trek" for $ 300, Bob!

For 4 years Joe Salvatore has been masquerading as an English major. In reality he is Bruce Springsteen! Did you notice Joe's sporadic attendance during the "Tunnel of Love" tour? Is Bob Gregory Clarence Clemmons?

Beneath the exterior of a secretary-it' none other than Elton John!

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Mike Custer is the new Groundskeeper at HFC. He is quite knowledgeable about flowers, trees, practical jokes, and other helpful information, but he could not keep up the facade for long. The smirk gave it away! It's none other than Rod Stewart. What did you do to your hair, Mikel

Did you ever notice you never see some people in the same place at the same timel This is true of several campus personalities and their famous look-alikes. Could these pairs be twins separated at births Long lost relatives? Or do some inconspicuous members of our community moonlight as these celebrities? Only they know the truth, but here are some HFC friends who remind us of others...

Gov. Tom Kean

'nd you, perfect

â&#x20AC;&#x201D;

Holy Family

together!

Vanna White and Pat Sajak.

Larry, Moe, and Curly.

Dr. "Bartles" Grugan and Dr. "Jaymes" McCormick.

Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders.

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1989 Familogue Staff: (I. to R) Top Row: Susan Zinc, Kathy Heck (Faculty Section Editor), Theresa Gauthier (Co-editor), Christiane Odyniec (Co-editor), Donna Pointkouski (Senior Section Editor). Middle Row: Marie Kozlowski (Assistant Editor), Mark Pezzano (Photographer), Ann Nuxoll (Assistant Editor). Bottom Row: Mrs. V. Lombardi (Mod), Valarie Iversen, Cathy Brown (Photography Assistant), Kathi Wagner (Associate Editor). Not Pictured: Kim Adamson, Kelly Karas, Brian McLaughlin (Artist)

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Christiane Odyniec Co-editor

Theresa Gauthier

Co-editor

Theresa: It's OK, don't worry,

it'l

be alright.

Christi: Hi, I'm Christiane Odyniec from Holy Family College and we have a problem...

Donna: We need a hug.

Marie: I can do it.

Ann: I'e made a decision; let's build a barricade!

Kathi: Chris, can I ask you a question?

Kathy: OK, no problem.

Brian: You'e not taking this very well.

Mrs. Lombardi: Has anyone told you how wonderful you are?

Dr. Lombardi: What time will my wife be done?

Editors'Vote

"Ir was rhe besr of rimes, ir was rhe worsr of rimes..." begins Charles Dickens' Tale of Two Citfes. This line has also repearedly gone rhrough our minds since Seprember when Familogue 1989 was handed ro us six monrhs behind schedule. We could almosr hear rhe rheme from "Mission: Impossible" as Mrs. Lombardi roid us whar purring a yearbool~ rogerher from scrarch enrailed, and how lirrle rime we had. Dur thanks ro a supporrive, crearive, and dependable staff, ir all came rogerher and on rime, yer!

Familogue 1989 could probably qualify as anorher miracle for Sisrer Frances Siedlislca, Morher Mary of Jesus rhe Good Shepherd, rhe foundress of rhe Sisrers of rhe Holy Family Order, who was bearified rhis year. This ex-: perience has proven ro borh of. us rhar miracles do happen, somerimes in rhe mosr unlilcely places.

The Familogue 1989journey is now ar irs end, as is our journey rhough HFC. We leave wirh fond memories (we can laugh ar rhe day offer rhe senior secrion was complered now rhar ir is over). Ve move on ro new journeys, new obstacles, and new rriumphs.

I We would lil»e ro conclude wirh a quore from Gene Roddenberry: Our prime obilgation to ourselves is ro mal»e the unl~nown Icnown. W'e are on ajourney to l~eep an appointment with whatever we are.

May the force be wirh you, live long and prosper, rhanl~ you for your supporr, so long and rhanl»s for all rhe

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The Familogue Sraff has made every efforr ro include phorographs of all graduaring seniors. Numerous phorography sessions were scheduled ar rimes easily accessible ro everyone. Our lisr of graduaring seniors was checl»ed againsr rhe school's senior srarus prinr-ours ro ensure everyone's inclusion, wherher rhey had been phorographed or nor. We regrer any accidenral exclusion of a graduaring senior from rhe yearbool». Ve also regrer rhe accidenral exclusion of Grera Drown from rhe Oursranding Seniors for sporrs.

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