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May 11, 2002 Dear Graduates,

Falling on the eight-month anniversary of the terrorist attacks of September 11~ on the American people, your Commencement from Holy Family College is a fitting time to reflect on hope, to think about the lasting impression that you will leave upon our world.

"Hope," writes Czech Republic President Vaclav Havel in Disturbing the Peace "is not the same as joy that things are going well, or willingness to invest in enterprises that are obviously headed for success, but, rather, an ability to work for something because it is good, not just because it stands a chance to succeed."

Today, you enter a new world and a changed country that willforever bear the scars of an unthinkable attack. The Congregation of the Sisters of the Holy Family of Nazareth, the religious community that sponsors Holy Family College, is committed to creating communities of love and of hope, communities that incarnate the oneness of the human family. Out thoughts at this difficult time in our country's history are therefore focused naturally on the present and the future of the family â&#x20AC;&#x201D;both our immediate families that have been the cornerstone and hallmark of American life since the dawn of our country, and our broader, yet nonetheless important world family that grows smaller and more connected every day.

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Your commencement from Holy Family College is indeed a time for hope in your lives; it is a time for celebration, a time to reflect on the lasting impressions you have received and created throughout your years of study. But your commencement is also an invitation and a challenge. We invite you now to take the heart of the college mission â&#x20AC;&#x201D;a mission that unequivocally affirms the dignity of all persons and the oneness of the human family, and give witness to the essential truth of this mission in your daily lives. We challenge you now to assume responsibility for your own betterment as individuals, as members of the family of over 8,400 HFC alumni, and as citizens of the world. We ask you to create a lasting impression, an impression of hope, of dignity, of courage on all whom you meet in your daily lives.

As you enter a new time in your lives, I hope today that you do so with faith, with hope, and with a renewed optimism. You and the lifetime of good works ahead of you are Holy Family College's legacy to the world. You willbe our lasting impression. Go into your future with grace. Greet this new time in our history with courage. The blessings and support of the Holy Family College community are with you always.

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Members include: Back Row: Dominic C. Marano

Dennis Colgan Stephen J. Gawrylewski Raymond Angelo John W. Turner, Jr. Armond F. Gentile Steven DuBow, Esq Anthony J. Szuszczewicz Robert J. Truitt Carl Gregory, Vice Chair Sister Mary Jane Hahner, CSFN Sister Benedetta Ewa Pielech, CSFN George Olsen

Front Row: Sister Kathleen Maciej, CSFN Anne Marie Pettit Sister M. Therese Tygielska, CSFN Sister M. Celine Warnilo, CSFN, Chair Reverend Alexander Thomas Pocetto, OSFS Sister Francesca Onley, CSFN Sister M. Loretta Theresa Felici, CSFN, Secretary

Not Pictured: Moya R. Kaporch, Assistant Secretary to the Board Loretta M. Hennessey Albert M. Tantala Donald L. Loder, Trustees W. Micek, M.D., Trustees Emeritt Emerttt'dward

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The Senior Administration at Holy Family College encourages each of us to do our best to acheive the extra effort needed to succeed in our goals.

Their hard work and dedication gives us a lasting impression of a true college community.

Sister Patrice I'cher, CSFN, i'll.A. Vice President for Student Services

Special thanks is given to Sister Patrice Feher, Vice President

for Student

Services,

Dr. David Rice, Vice President and Dean

for

'ffairs, Mr. John

John Jaszczak, C.P.A. Vice President tor Financial Aftairs and Administration

Jaszczak, Vice President for Financial %pairs and Administration, Mrs. Margaret Kelly, Vice President of Institutional Advancement and Mr. Robert Lafond, Vice President for Information

Sister I'rancesca ()nle), CSI'N, Ph.D. President

Technology.

Robert l.afond, Itl.C.I.S. Vice Prcsidcnt

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Dr. David Rice, Ph.D. Vice President and Dean t<>r Academic Affairs

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AdmiliStratitye Stdggr Margaret Angeloni, B.F.A. Director of Graphic Arts &Pubhcation Joseph Canaday, M.Ed. Director of Gradscate Admissc'ons

O'Advising

Claire Dente, M.S.W., L.S.W., Ph.D. Director of Counseling Center

Christina M. Ferris, M.B.A. Director of Professional N Community Ed. Mare Fox, A.S.

r S. DePartment Karen Galardi, M.B.A. Di rector of the Newtonm Campus

Louis Giuliana, M.A. Director of Careers

Janice Hetrick, B.A. Director of Fina na'al Aid

Moya Kaporch, M.A. Spea'al Assistant to the Presio'ent

Wendy Kutchner, B.A. Registrar

McKeogh C.S.F.N., M.B.A. Sr. Maryann

Assistant Comptroller

Sandra Michael, M.Ed. Athletic Director

Elissa Nolan, B.A. Dimctor of Pubh'c Relations Marketi ng

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Roberta Nolan, M.S. Escectuti os Director

of Undergraduate

Aa'missions

Sr. M.

Euphronia Plucinska C.S.F.N., M.A. College

Chapel/Financial

Aio'ecords

Renee L. Rosenfeld, M.B.A. Director of Human Resources

Leslie Rossetti, M.A. Director ofAdvissng Center

Sr.

M. Paul Rozanska C.S.F.N., M.S. Treasurer

Antoinette Schiavo, Ph.D. Assoriate Vice President

for Academic

Affairs O'ean for Graduate Studies

Lori Schwabenbauer, M.S. Director of Lihrary Services

Reverend Albert Smith O.S.F.S., M.S., M. Div. Campus Ministry

Michael Van Thyne, M.B.A. Assistant Vice Presidentfor Financial

Affairs ceo'dministration and Comptroller

Sr.

Mary Frances Vietz C.S.F.N., Ed.D. Director of Cooperative Education

Milda Wallace, M.S.L.S. Technical Services es'ystems

Li hrarian

Sister Noreen Werner, C.S.F.N., M.A. Assistant to the Vice Prese'dent for 1nstituti anal Advancement

Maria Agnew, M.A. Education

Rudolf Alexandrov, Ph.D. &Math Phyllis Anthony, Ed.D

Natural Sciences Educati on

Geralyn Anderson Arango,

Ed.D. Education

Brian Berry, Ph.D. Educate'on

Sr. Marcella Binkowski,

C.S.F.N., Ed.D. Education

Christopher Blazic, Ed.D. Education

Eileen Blazic, M.A. Education

Stuart Brian, Ed.D. Business

Mary Brinkman, M.S.N. Nursing

Jean Brown, M.S.N. Nursing

Thomas Brown, M.B.A. Business

John Bullock, Ph.D. cand.

Education

Denise Callanan Kline, M.A. Humanities

Jane Cardea, Ph.D. Dean of the School ofNursing

Robert Clothier, M.A. Humaniti es

Robert G. Cohen, M.Ed. Education

Reverend James Collins,

S.O.E.D. Humanities

Robert Cordero, Ph.D. Natural Sri ences cdv'ath

Ruth Dalton, M.Ed. Natural Sa'eases &Math Sr.

Doloretta Dawid,

C.S.F.N., Ph.D. cand.

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Mary Kay Deasy, Ph.D. Educate'on

Lynn Della Peitra, Ph.D. Serial N Behavioral Saences Reverend James DeMayo, M.A., M.S.L.S Humanities

Dominick DePhilippis Social cd'ehavioral Sciences

Leticia Diaz, Ph.D. Humanities

Anthony DiPrimio, Ph.D. Dean of the Sc'bool of Business

Anne E. Edlin, Ph.D. Natural Sciences O'ath

Linda Fader, M.A. Humanities

Reverend C. Thomas Fahy, Ph.D. cand.

Humanities

Pamela Flynn, M.F.A. Humanities

Edward J. Fox, Ph.D. cand.

Business

Joy Fox, B.S.R.T. Natural Sciences N Math Peter Frey, Ed.D. Education

Dale Fry, Ed.D. Education

Phyllis Gallagher, Ed.D. Education

Nancy Gaunt, M.S.N. Nursing

Sr. Johanna Gedaka S.S.J., P}1.D. Dean of the School

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Nelly Greco, M.A. Humanities

Arthur Grugan, Ph.D. Humane'ties

George Haynes, M.S. Natural Sdenc'es

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Mary Herman, M.S.N. Nursing

James Higgins, M.B.A. Business

Regina Hobaugh, Ph.D. Humani ti es

Helen Hoffner, Ed.D. Education

Reverend Mark J. Hunt, S.T.L., S.T.D. cand.

Humanities

Mary Carroll Johansen, Ph.D. Humanities

Gloria Kersey-Matusiak Ph.D. Nursing

Irene Klosko, Ph.D. cand.

Humanities

Ruth Kuchinsky-Smith Ph.D. Education

John Kurek, M.S. Ed. Humanities

Thomas Lombardi, Ph.D. Humanities

Victoria Lombardi, M.A. Humanities

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Barry MacGibeny, Ed.D. Education

Cathlyn Mariscotti, Ph.D. Humanities

Phyllis Marshall, Ed.D. Nursing

Reverend Alexander Masluk B.A., M.A. Humam'ties

Stanley Mauldin, Ph.D. Natural Sciences

&Math

Louise McCabe, Ph.D. Humanities

Reverend Joseph McCafferty Ph.D. cand.

Humanities

John J. McCann, Ph.D. Humanities

Thomas J. McCormick, Ph.D. Humanities

Sr. Jane McGarrahan, R.S.M.,

Ph.D. N Behavioral Sebi ences Sr. M. Maureen McGarrity, C.S.F.N., Ph.D. Social

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Kathleen McMullen, Ph.D. Nursing

Stephen Medvec, Ph.D. Business

Martha Meinster, Ph.D. Social &Behavioral Sciences Patrica Michael, Ph.D. Humani ties

Joseph Michalewicz, Ph.D. Natural Sa'eases O'ath Susan Mivech, Ph.D. Nccrsi ng

Kathleen Moyer, Ph.D Sori al

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William B. Mullin, B.S. Business

Joanne Niewood, M.Ed. Natural Sciences O'ath Sr. M. Brendan O'rien, C.S.F.N., M.A. Humanities

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Lynn Orlando, Ed.D. Education

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Kathryn Oselund, Ed.D. Humanities

Rosemary Parigiani M S Education

Fran Pelham, Ed.D. Humanities

Mary Lou Phillips, M.B.A. Natural Sciences and Math

Susan Phillips, Ph.D.

&Math Daniel Picker, M.A.

Natural Sriences Humanities

Bernice Purcell, M.B.A. Busi ness

Kathleen Quinn, Ph.D. Educati on

Robert Rush, Ph.D. Social

O'ehavori al Sciences

John J. Salera, M.S. Natural Sciences &Math Thomas Sandusky, Ph.D. Education

Elaine Schneitman, M.A. Education

Richard Serfass, Ed.D. Education

Vincent Serflippo, M.A. Humanities

Carlene Slowick, Ed.D. Educati on

Marlene Smith, Ph.D. Humanities

Leonard Soroka, D.Ed. Dean

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Kathryn Sperka,

C.S.F.N., M.S.W. Humanities

Joseph Stoutzenberger, Ph.D. Humanities

Claire Sullivan, Ed.D. Educati on

Anthony Tanzola, M.B.A. Busi ness

Bette Lewis Tokar, Ed.D. Business

Joyce Welliver, M.S.N. Nursing

Sr. Maryellen

Whitaker, S.S.J., M.A. Humanities

Sr. Beverly

Wilde, R.S.M., M.S.Ed. Natural Sesenses O'ath Lisa Woodside, Ph.D. Humanities

Sara

Wuthrow, Ph.D. Nursing

Joan Zieja, M.P.H. Nursing

William Zulch, Ph.D. Humani ts'es

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Richard Baringer, B.A. Assistant Dc'rector of Financial Aid

Sandra Bonazza, B.S.N. Nursi ng Lab Assistant

Jason Campbell, B.A. Admissions Counselor

Michelle Carraccio, B.A. Admissions Counselor

Rita Casey, B.S.N., R.N. Health Servi ces Director

Gary Coleman Audio-Visual Services

Donna Costello, B.A. Accountant

Millie Curley, B.A. Job Placement Coordinator

Linda DiGennaro, B.S. Special Services Coordinator

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

Librarian

Gail Farr, Ph.D. cand.

Specc'al Collections Manager)Archives

Jack Lawlor, M.A. Academi c Advisor

Lisa Madden Finana'al

Aid Once

M. Mercedes Maliszewski, C.S.F.N., M.S.S.S. Sr.

Neo tonn Campus Academic Advisor/Associate Registrar

Sr. M. Sophia Marcinkiewicz,

C.S.F.N., M.S.S.S. Coordinator of Mail Services

Megan McClain, B.A. Assistant Director ofAthletics

Lauren McDermott, M.A. Assonate Director ofAdmissions

Robert McIntyre, B.A. Admisst'ons Connselor

Michael McNulty-Bobholz, B.S. Activities Coordinator

Barbara Miles, B.A. Assistant Regs'rar

Sr. Margaret DeSales

O'onnor,

C.S.F.N., A.B. eo'atatel

Benefactor System Administrator

Programming Support

Donna Ruder Accountant

Katherine Ruppel, M.L.S. Learning Resource Center Coordi natorfor the Nen ton Campus

Sr. M. Aloysius Sabacinska

C.S.F.N., Ph.D. Records

Assistant

Charles Seeburger, M.S. Reference

Librarian

David Slowik, M.B.A. Information Technology Coordinator for the Nemtonm Campus

Christopher Vietz, B.A. Admissions Counselor

John Waldspurger, B.A. Coordi nator for Non-Credit Programs

Charlene Webster, M.A. Assistant to the Vk e President and Dean for Academi c Affairs

Dan Williams, B.A. Assistant Dimctor ofAthletics

Mei Yin, M.S. IPeb Services

Anklet/Training Specialist

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Tiffany Youngblood Academic Dean's Once

Lena Glassey, Barbara Cook, Marie Glenn Academic Advising Center

Joan Cannon, Pat Corrigan, Maria Roesener Admissions OPce

Dorothy Troisi, Paula Bogacki, Marie Taggart, Dona Wames Busi ness Once

Valerie Gavaghan, Anna Tysarczyk Careers Center

Diane Smith Cooperative Educati on OPce

I&thleen Warchol Corporate, Foundation

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Alumni Relations

Carla Hamburg, Loretta Mucci, Anna Wabs Duplicati ng OPce

Sandy Crane, Fran Iatardo, Jean I<etcham Education OPce

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Joseph Bowman Engineering Staff

Christine Coleman FinancialAid OPce

Maria Rodgers Financial Aid â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Loan Of'fscer

Pat Woods FinandalAid

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Paula Holzworth Graduate OPce

Pat Cawley Housekeeping

Daniel Mack Information Services

Marilyn McCormac Instituti oval Advancement

Leonora Carr Library Staff

Florence Dolan Library Staff

Florence Hogan, B.A. Library Staff

Florence Tilsner Library Staff

Pat Wagner Library Stag

Teri Betz &'ath Maureen Fitzsimmons School of Natural Sa'ences &Math School

of Natural

Sciences

Pat McGarry Nen ton n Campus

Nancy Maio School

of Nursing

Josephine McElwaine School

of Nursing

Gerri Hand Human Relations Representative

Mary I&asnopolski Payroll Representative

Patricia McAnany Presi dent's Oftcce

Louise Annucci Public Relations

Carol Brown Publication OPee

Donna Young, Marie Melnick, Eleanor Miller Purchasing Once

Claire Wyszynski, Monica Pezzano, Lynn Coppola, Diane Peterman Registrar's OPce

Jack Donahue R Robert Donegan Security

Joseph Corcoran R Joseph Nally Security

Frank Agnew Head of Security

Arlene Webster School

of Social eo'ehavioral

Sciences

Pat Dunne, B.A. Special Services Oftsce

Denise Tallarida Sui tchboard

Lorraine Mann Suzanne Morse Barnes

Bc

& Noble

Helene Spinelli, Denise Joyner, Josh Rivera, Genaro Reyna, Josephine Iorio,Jack Reahm Bc Chris Haney Wi lliamsonian Hospitality

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Fueul Anthony Applegate, Ph.D. Cathleen Jenner, M.S.N. Andrew Liebman, M.B.A. James Mazzarella, Ph.D. Michael Moughan, Ph.D. cand.

Susan

O'ara,

Ph.D.

Donna Rafter, M.A. Mary Jean Ricci, M.S.N. Sr. Marcella Louise, Ph.D. cand Steven Alessandri, Ph.D. Evan Anderson, M.B.A.

Frank Avato, M.A. Catherine Baj-Lindsey, Ph.D. Theodore Bateman, M.S. Sharon Beck, M.S.N., D.N.Sc. Yury Belyavsky, M.Ed. Florence Beyer, M.S. Rosemary Biggio, Ph.D. Richard Black, M.Ed.D Dana Block, M.Ed. Bernice Brennan, M.S.N. Carl Brown Anthony Canamucio Linda Canobbio, M.A., R.N Maria Carpenter, M.S.N. Ana Maria Catanzaro, M.S.N. John Charambura, Ed.M. I Harry Checchio, A.B., J.D. Robert Ciervo, Ph.D. Jeff Citara, M.S. Elizabeth Collier, M.S. James Conley, M.B.A. Janet Conroy-Link, M.Ed. Dennis Corry, Ph.D. Margery Covello, D.Ed. Scott Cronin, J.D. Linda Czaika, M.Ed. Wayne Dainty, Ed.D. Donna Danielewski, M.A. Salvatore, DeAngelis, B.A. Robert Delany, M.B.A. Henry Dmochowski, Ph.D. Tobe Dresner, M.Ed.

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Patricia Duncan, Ed.D. Maureen Dwyer, M.A. Nancy Eliason, M.A. Carol Emmi, M.S.N. Laurie Fabricant, M.A. Donna Fahey, M.F.A. Anne Fay, M.A. Michelle Fischer, M.A. Janet Fishman, M.A. Mary Ann Fortuna, Ed.D. Thomas Garrity, M.S. Roger Gee, Ph.D. Louis Giuliana, M.B.A. Mary Gordon, M.S.N. Evelyn Grace, M.Ed. Edward Grasso, Ph.D. cand.

Kelly Gredone, M.B.A. Robert Gudknecht, M.B.A. Emily Harker, M.A. Grace Hartman, M.Ed. Elizabeth Heinz, M.F.A. Wayne Hibschman, B.F.A. Walton Hill, M.Ed. Theresa Hillman, A.S. Harry Himes, J.D. Carl Hirsch, Ph.D. Michelle Jackson, M.S.N. Ms. Deborah Johnson, Ed.M. Ralston Jones, Ed.D. Akis Kalaitzidis, M.A. Margaret Karpinski, M.A. Tricia Kelly, M.Ed. Thomas King, M.Ed. Betty Klear, M.Ed.

LuAnn Kline, M.B.A. Audrey Kreider, M.S.N. Gerald Kushner, Ed.D. Rev. William Laverty, M.A. Frank Leo, M.A. Mark Leporati, M.A. Joan Levin, Ph.D. Harris Lewin, Ed.D. Edward Lignowski, Ph.D.

Mary Longo

Stanley Szymendera, M.A.

James Lynch, Ed.D.

Ilona Ulmer, M.S.N.

Ronald Madison, Ed.D. Donna Mkowiecki, M.S. Melissa Marcelle Rev. Alexander Masluk, M.A. Frank McAneny

Suzanne Vass-Tessier, B.A., Post Grad. Cert.

Susan McCullion, M.A.

Msgr. David Walls, Ph.D. Christine Webster, M.A. Phyllis Weisberg, Ph.D. Charles Weth

Patrick Messina, Ph.L. Stephanie Moran, M.A. George Munyan, M.A. Mark Ness, B.S. Lillian Otterstein, M.Ed. Katie Oxx, Ph.D. cand.

Craig Paulo, Ph.L.

Gary Wilson, Ph.D. Thomas Wolf, M.A. Robert Wolfeld, M.S.E.E. Mary Wombwell, M.S.N. Roseann Wright, Ph.D. Anthony Zongaro

Emily Whitfield

Sandra Peart, M.A. Anita Pitonyak, M.S.

Patricia Porinchak, Ed.D. Vincent Profy, Ed.D. Margo Ragan, M.A. Bernard Rayca, M.B.A. Vincent Ricchuiti, M.B.A. Marjorie Ritts, M.Ed. Rochelle Robbins

Staff: Thomas Barnelli Joanne Brecht Joseph Calabrese Maranne Carey Catherine Colbert

Chris Rosner, Ph.D. Eileen Rothrock, M.S.N. Valerie Rowland Maureen Runyen, M.Ed. Robert Salamone, M.Ed. William Schilling, M.A. Ellen Schupack, M.A. Alvin Seltzer, Ph.D. Sha Shirasb, M.S. Michael Sirover John Smiley, M.B.A. Carol Snowden, M.Ed. Alan Solomon, Ed.D. Fred Stewart, M.Ed. Cynthia Stone, M.A. Amy Stoner, M.S.W. Anthony Stopyra, M.A. Meghan Sullivan Donald Sussman, Ph.D. Sr. Kathleen Szpila, SSJ, Ph.D.

Francis Griffin Karen Harvey

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Ann Marie Hoff Carol Kindermann Bernard Lare Sandra Levin

Dongyang Li Eileen Mangold Anne McAveety Lewis Megginson Christine O'eill Deborah Owens Thomas Pecka Karen Peyton Katherine Ruppel Emilia Schmidt Michael Shane Karen Sharkey Theresa Sheridan William Shouldis John Tobin Robert Wofenden

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To the Student Body:

Another school year has come and gone, and it was filled with several highs and several lows. our shoulders, sleep in a little But, as May comes, we can relax year. Seniors, sadly we must see longer, and just reflect on the of luck in all of your future you go, but we wish you the best sometime! Juniors, one year to go, endeavors. Stop by and say hi three years of test, papers, and so enjoy it. You have endured all worth it. Sophomores, two deadlines, but next May it willbe years are down, and two more to go. Freshman, this year was a year will be worth it. of change and confusion, but it

will graduate this year. The Congratulations to those who time that you move on. We, as a memories were great, but it is to the work force will be a smooth college, pray that your transition one and that He will help you through all of the difficult choices that lie ahead of you.

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To the class of 2002: Well, we finally did it! It may have seemed like a long ride, but it was worth it. We'e made new friends. We'e overcome obstacles. We'e taken on challenges. We'e grown as individuals. And now that we'e completed the last exam and turned in the last paper, graduation has become reality. The future is calling us. It needs each of us for different reasons. We can take the knowledge we have gained in the past and share it with the future.

As we start a new chapter in the book of each of our lives, follow your heart and make your dreams come true. Congratulations to everyone on the completion of this chapter. Best of luck to everyone with whatever you choose to do.

To the

class

of 2003:

As our Junior year comes to an end, we look forward to entering our Senior year. We have faced and have overcome many challenges in our time at Holy Family. As we enter our last year, we become the upperclassmen. It will be our responsibility to make sure our traditions and activities continue.

Now is the time to prepare for the future. As we do so, we will be taking what Holy Family taught us and applying it in whatever it is that we wish to do in our lives'.

The Junior class officers would like to take this opportunity to wish the class of 2002 good luck in all you do, and God bless.

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To the class of 2004:

With our second year of higher education closing, we look back on the good times we had, but also look ahead to the future. Next year we will walk on this campus as upperclassmen and will await us.

a

new journey

We, the sophomore class of the Student Government Association would like to say good luck to all Holy Family students who will be graduating. We would also like to say thank you to the faculty and staff for working so hard to make Holy Family a better place.

Congratulations to the class

of 2002.

Dan Kilcoyne, President, Jean Stewart, Vice President, Jen Smith, Secretary, Brian Tittermary, Treasurer

To the

Steve McElwaine, President, Meghan Kerns, Vice President, Christian Hoch, Secretary, Regina Farano, Treasurer

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class

of 2005:

We have encountered many new obstacles this year, and we have enjoyed many new memories that will last a lifetime. As we move up through the class ranks, people will now look to us for help, instead of us asking people for help. We must enjoy these times because the next three years wiU fly by just as fast as this year has.

May God grant us the wisdom and power to reach optimum success through the rest of our college careers, and may the Holy Spirit guide us through the good times and the bad.

The officers of the class of 2005 would like to thank our fellow classmates for a great year, and we look forward to three more great years. Good luck and God Bless.

The Albertans, named after Saint Albertus Magnus, the patron Saint of Science, was formed to further the interest in the broad field of science by means of films, lectures, tutoring, and other related activities.

Members include (not in order): Carrie Begnaud, Secretary, Christine Burgert, Lisa Cardamone, Treasurer, Jon Cenna, President-Spring Semester, Tom DiBello, Robert Fox, Kimberly George, Greg Jordan, Robert Matza, Kazi Rahmen, Kristy Salapata, Jennifer Smith, Kelly Stevens, Kara Williams, Dr. Joseph Michalewicz, Moderator, Maria Williams, President-Fall Semester.

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Alpha Sigma Lambda is a national honor society that recognizes the special achievements of part-time undergraduate students. 2001 Inductees: Theresa Bold, President, Susan Abshire, Vice President, Linda Rowan, Secretary, Donna Hilbert, Co-Treasurer, Elizabeth Beech, Co-Treasurer, Susan Dare, Laura Haussman Fair, June Pride, Donna Smith, Diane Stevens, Dawn Smith Van Atta, Darlene Voorhees, Kathleen Walsh-Birardi, Denise

The Ambassador organization was formed to assist the Admissions office. Through a variety of activites, the Ambassadors provide a valuable service of welcoming prospective and new students to Holy Family College.

Members include (not in photo order): Melissa Blazejewski, Jon Cenna, Christine Fink, Jaimie Hill, Kymberly Kisiel, Heather Kubis, Donna Iannuzzi, Shannon Loiseau, Colleen McGill, Joanne Owen, Maria Quinn, Jennie Saul, Paul Schlear, Pam Stein. Michelle Carraccio, Moderator.

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The Art Club was formed to provide enriching experiences in the field of art to the students of Holy Family College.

Members include (not in photo order): Anna DiGregorio, Michele Richardt, Elizabeth Lehman, Jen McKee, Maria Elena Zappolo, Nancy Littley, Melissa Blaze, Kelly Doyle, Carol Luongo, Katie Schultz, Michelle Dooley, Rebecca Crockett, Thomas McCormick, Lisa Baldini, Maria Caruso, Elizabeth Matos, Jenna DiSalvo, Lena Burgess, Christine Carmen, President, Maria Niamonitos, Vice President, Kate Rogalski, Secretary/Treasurer, Pamela Flynn, Moderator.

Beta Beta Beta, Lambda Chi Chapter accepts students who achieve superior academic standing and evidence major interest in and aptitude for life sciences.

Members include (not in photo order): Dr. Cordero, Moderator, Maria Williams, Jon Cenna, Kazi Rahman.

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The Holy Family College Cheerleading squad supports and cheers on our basketball team as they generate excitement and enthusiasm from the fans.

Members include (not in order): Kristyn Ashenfielder, Co-Captain, Lisa Balkir, Meghan Curran Co-Captain, Fallyn Fiovanti, Lauren Flood, Heather Klenieski, CoCaptain, Candice Kusenski, Desiree McDevitt, Michael McNulty-Bobholz,Co- Moderator, Donna Owens, Sister Patrice Feher, Co-Moderator, Mindy Shinberg, Jackie Stasik, Kara Williams.

Education Connections (Ed. Connections) is an organization devoted to education. Their purpose is to assist one another as members and young educators to grow professionally, personally, and socially in promoting education on the Newtown campus and within the community.

Members include (not in order): Corinne Ebinger, Karen Zelmanoff, Denise Ciatteo, Christine Mundell, JoAnne Cannon, Trista Bilotto, Janet Gambale, Cindy Buechele, Celeste Hawthorne, Nancy Bradley, Patti Decker, Lynn Palumbo, Stepani Kitz, Michele Cirucci, DuJuan Jackson, Lisa Leitner, Teresa Ottaviano, Heather Cohen, Colleen Driscoll-McGuigan, Kristen Knecht, Nick Nudail, Megan Dunn, April Smith, President, Nicole Cashin, Vite Presia'ent, Jen Mottola, Secretary, Melissa Blazejewski, Treasurer, Jessica Aragon, Amy Lacivita, Sister Marcella Binkowski, Moderator.

Newtown Members include (not in photo order): Margaret Delre, President, Kevin Duncan, Vite President, Cheri Gruber, Secretary, Lisa Phelps-Ryan, Treasurer, Kelly Pepelman, Pssblieity, Dr. Phyllis Anthony, Moderator, Rebekah Grasso, Donna Triglia, Suzanne Hayburn, RaNae Parr, Kim Coffman, Lynn Wambach, Sandy Sims, Leona Stanton.

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The Familogue is the organization that creates, designs, and edits the Farniiogue. Familogue serves as the college yearbook and records campus life.

Members include (not in photo order): Melissa Blazejewski, Angela Cardamone, Editor, Lisa Cardamone, Assistant Editor, Carol Luengo, Kristi Salapata, Robert Simon, Michael McNulty-Bobholz, Moderator.

Folio

The Folio organization produces and edits the Folio magazine. This literary magazine provides an opportunity for students to express themselves through art and writing.

Members include (not in photo order): Meredith Kahn, Senior editor, William Smigel, Senior editor, April Thompson, Senior editor, Corinne Ebinger, Edward Everly, Diane Guarnieri, Marianne Marasheski, Jessica Press, Douglas Robinson, Christina Weise.

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The Humanities Society was formed to foster cooperation of students, faculty and others associated in promoting the field of Humanities on campus and within the community.

Members include (not in photo order): Meredith Kahn, President, Trisha DiNoia, Vice President, Jessica Press, Secretary, Robert Kringe, Treasurer, April Thompson, Ray Pine, Marykate Houlihan, Corinne Ebinger, Editor of Menagerie, Mariellen Nealis, Paul Schlear, Jennifer Hoey.

Kappa Delta Pi is an international honor society in education that recognizes outstanding achievement, effort, and service to the field of education.

Members include (not in photo order): Donna L. Catino-Pierce, Tina DeFeo, Beth Anne Duffner, Linda Koch, Andrea Lichtman, Rudolf Sawyer, Laura Schmerfeld, Michelle Trachtenberg, Dawn SmithVanAtta, Sister Marcella Binkowski, Moderator.

Kappa Mu Epsilon recognizes outstanding achievement in the study of mathematics at the undergraduate leve.

Members include (not in order): Erica Bucci, Secretary, Angela Cardamone, VicePresident, Kristin Cherill, Treasurer, Joseph Coll, President, Dr. Anne Edlin, Moderator,Jill McNeill,Julie Olsen, Melissa Murphy.

Kappa Theta Epsilon is represented on campus by the Mu Chapter. Its purpose is to recognize and honor cooperative education and internship students.

Members include (not in order): Kevin Madden, Maria Williams, Brooke Crawford, Stephen Wilson, Michelle Gerhardt, Francis Hannan, Sister Benedykta Mazur, June Pride, John Maxwell, Jonathan DeLuca, Tom O'Donnell, Kristen Mullen, Lucia Tavares, Melissa McElwaine, HollyCisowski, Michele Reichart, Heather Hirschmann, Elizabeth Lon, Heather Kubis, Ann Campbell, Colleen Hannigan.

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Lambda Iota Tau is a international honor society for students of literature. The society recognizes and encourages excellence in the study and creation of literature.

Members include (not in order): Geraldine Chaudrue, Trisha DiNoia, Father Thomas Fahy, Moderator, Meredith Kahn,Jamie E. Rosenburg, AprilThompson.

Students At Your Service (SAYS) is a community service organization created to support on-campus service projects and off-campus community programs.

Members include (not in order): Joy Arleth, CarrieAnn Begnaud, AmyBrick, Theresa Cerruti, Denise Cocozza, Lauren Dailey,John Engel, Ed Everly, Jaimie Hill,Marykate Houlihan, Megan Lemba, MichalMargolin, Events Coordinator, Bob Matza, Vice President, Melissa McElwaine, Brian Morlock, Mariellen Nealis, Natalie Nem, WilliamPaul, Jessica

Kristy Salapata, Secretary, Paul Schlear, Treasurer, Rob Simon, AprilThompson, President, Sevasti Verdhi, KimWright.

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The Student Nurse Association of Holy Family (SNAHF) provides programs of current professional interest and concern, and aids in the development of the whole person in regards to the professional and personal life of nursing students.

Members include (not in picture order): Nicole Durrant, VicePresident, Dr. Mary Hermann, Moderator, KymberlyKisiel,Fundraiser Coordinator, HillaryMadden, ยนwsletterEditor, Michal Margolin, Treasurer, Karrima Owens, President, Robert Simon, Secretary, Jason Guinto, Larrina Floyd, Mariana Garashchuk, Stacey George, Sandy Izze, Linda Mongan,Jennifer Novais,Jillmarie Staudt, Cheryl Gramlich, Nancy Lutley, Lauren Flood, Susan James, Colleen Bevan, Tonya Leftwich, Wendy Clairmont, Natasha Gwyn, Eugenia Ugbogi, Patricia Thomas, Natalie Walker.

The Tri-Liteorganization is responsible for the student newspaper which informs students of campus news and practicial training.

Members include (not in order): Tom O'Donnell, Co-editor, Dan Crean, Co-editor, Katie Nicholson, Associate editor, James Crean,Jason Driscoll, Shannon Vallone, Michelle Pregler, Ann Watkins, J.D. Polensky, Elizabeth Lehman, Anna Pawliszewska, Amanda Gibbs, Rachel McClain, Mike Petner, Candace Lev, Dr. Fran Pelham, Moderator.

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A bonus long weekend to tour other cities such as Paris, France made it ever so memorable.

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enior,Ct'tizen Dinner On October 21,2001 in the College Center everything was set to welcome the special guests of the Senior Citizen~ Dinner. Members of the Holy Family College Community mingled with the seniors and their families. There were old friends meeting again after a long time and new friendships blooming. The students helped to serve the delicious dinner to our guests. As the time passed by, the room filled with joyful sounds of music and conversation. Seeing smiles on seniors'aces and seeing that they were having a good time made everyone feel happy.

4%~ With exams around the corner and deadlines to meet, students need to take a break, kick back, and let their hair down. They need the opportunity to dress to impress and enjoy a night out to strengthen old friendships and build new ones.

The annual Fall Ball, held on Friday, November 9 at the Cottage Green was just what was needed.

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On December 8, 2001, the Holy Family community celebrated Christmas Rose.

Students, faculty, and administration came together in the spirit of the holidays to honor the child whose tears formed a perfect rose to offer as a gift to the baby Jesus.

The Student Government Association, along with many others, volunteered their time to help make this Christmas Rose special.

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From the editor:

This year has truly been

of lasting

impressions.

With 9-11, all of us have learned how lucky we are to have each other and we learned to be strong and fight for what we stand for. Do not let your dreams be shattered. Reach for the sky; for there is no limit.

You will shine no matter what you endeavor. a year

To the freshmen: You have gotten a taste of college through the completion of your first year. Stay focused and work hard; it will all be worth it in the end. These four years will go by quickly, so make the most of it and try to enjoy yourself.

To the sophomores: As you are now halfway through your college career, you have set your goals for the future. Continue to work hard, and you will be able to surmount any obstacles that may arise. As you already know, time flies, so stay motivated; the real world is waiting for you.

To the juniors: By now you have learned how to manage your time and work load; now it is time to breathe. You are just a year away from your dream becoming reality. Take each day as it comes because before you know it, you will be saying goodbye to your friends, professors and college life.

To Michael McNulty: I cannot express enough all the gratitude I have for everything you did for the yearbook and Holy Family College in general. You are one person that manages to single-handedly do the jobs of many. You are a model for all students.

You know how to make deadlines without stress or worry. You always have a sunny disposition and would think nothing of dropping everything to help someone in need. miss seeing you wandering around on campus encouraging students to get involved and promoting events. Best wishes to you and your family for good fortune and years of lasting impressions.

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To Phil Klein, HFC's Josten's representative: Thank you for your cooperation and good humor when we gave you a hard time, especially with the yearbook covers this year. Your guidance and suggestions have always been appreciated, and help make Familogue a document of memories for the students.

To the Class of 2002: "Every new beginning comes from some other beginning's end." As the Semisonic song suggests, we are not just closing a chapter in our lives by graduating, but more importantly starting a very new and exciting one. We have been given a gift-an education. What we learned these past four years is a lasting impression of knowledge, civility, and perseverance.

All of our stress and anxiety, late night study sessions and last minute cramming for finals has paid off. WE DID IT! United we stand as the Class of 2002. I wish each of you the best of luck as you begin graduate school, careers and families. Good luck and best wishes for a lifetime of happiness!

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sincerely and respectfully dedicate the 2001-2002 Familogue to the victims, families and heroes of the September 11 tragedy.

This event was meant to bring down America and its people. It was supposed to destroy our security and our faith. However, Americans showed the world that it brought them back even stronger to their faith and their family.

The college motto, "I am bound by my responsibilities," shines in the wake of this tragedy. We are bound by our responsibilities not to lose faith in God and support all of those who have suffered the loss of a loved one. Our nation has endured a great loss, but our strength and unity willprevail.

We would like to extend our deepest gratitude to the men and women who gave their lives and those who continue to fight for the freedom and justice for which our nation stands. There is no sentiment that canfulfillthe magnitude of your heroic measures.

As we strive for a peaceful tomorrow, the efforts of our community will not be forgotten.

From the bottom of our hearts, we dedicate this 2001-2002 yearbook.