71and76

i<br />

the Life of a chiLd,<br />

a chiLO to a man,

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a man who Lives<br />

and LeaRns,<br />

LeaRns the good<br />

and feaRS<br />

the evil,

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to fight with his<br />

to win with his mind.

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in an expeRience<br />

which is

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•L ^ '' i<br />

tpyinq to help<br />

RAthep than<br />

just exist,<br />

<<br />

><br />

<<br />

w<br />

j<br />

it.

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tRying to make<br />

his existence<br />

a worthwhile thing,

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I

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to suffer f<br />

a cause<br />

that may leave<br />

you alone,<br />

But also<br />

and finally<br />

to win it<br />

alone.

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12<br />

to Qive till it liuRts means<br />

neveR Really to lose

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to cpy Because of pulupe is<br />

not to give up,<br />

*m

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neveR to give up<br />

on a<br />

an impossiBLe dReam,<br />

that Becomes youR<br />

Reality,<br />

a i<br />

I:

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a Reality of Life<br />

that is Both<br />

BLack<br />

and<br />

white<br />

and<br />

often<br />

QRey.<br />

• .••'• • ,

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to smile in the sun and sing in the pain

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to fORqet the cLouds<br />

and finC> the sun.

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DEDICATION<br />

w >> /<br />

V V M<br />

1 • ^v<br />

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They are not men whose hearts remain within themselves,<br />

they are not men whose love is selfish or whose<br />

dedication is false. They have given of themselves for<br />

forty years, given more than we deserve. They have<br />

swung the bats and swum the waves; they exhibit classic<br />

lives and employ classic lines. These are not men, they<br />

are giants. They are friends whose lives are totally spent<br />

for us, to whom we cannot fully express our gratitude.<br />

We the class of 1971 are most grateful, and wish to<br />

dedicate this forty-third volume of THE RAMKIN to<br />

Mr. Albert T. Kirchner and Mr. John W. Lyttle for<br />

service beyond the call of duty.<br />

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BOARD<br />

OF<br />

TRUSTEES<br />

Mr. Walter J. Higgins '31<br />

Chairman of the Board of Trustees<br />

Rev. Frederick J.<br />

Dillemuth, S.J<br />

Mr. John H. Jones<br />

20<br />

Mr. Walter A. Lynch '38

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Mr. Arthur K. McCormack<br />

Mrs. Joseph W. McGovern<br />

Rev. Msgr. Charles J.<br />

McManus<br />

Mr. Gerald C.<br />

McNamara, '41<br />

Mr. Thomas Murray<br />

Mrs. Thomas Neale<br />

Rev. Robert R.<br />

Newton, S.J.<br />

Rev. Jerrold M. Novotney<br />

Rev. Eugene J.<br />

O'Brien, SJ.<br />

Mr. William M. Regan<br />

Mr. James B. Taylor '30<br />

Re\. William T.<br />

Wood, S.J. '34 21

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FA CU

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and

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24<br />

REV. EUGENE J. O'BRIEN, S.J.,<br />

A.B., M.A., M.S., Ph.L., S.T.L.<br />

President and Headmaster<br />

Moderator of Order of Maroon Key

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REV. ROBERT L. MAHONEY, S.J..<br />

A.B., M.A., Ph.L., S.T.L.<br />

Dean of Studies<br />

Chairman of Academic Council<br />

and Fordham Prep Plan Committee<br />

25

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Rev. Arthur V. Shea, S.J., A.B., M.A.<br />

Prefect of Discipline Emeritus<br />

Rev. John J. King, S.J., A.B.<br />

Prefect of Discipline<br />

If]<br />

1 \\<br />

Li<br />

if'<br />

/ ^ ' * w<br />

Mliliiii ' ..<br />

'•••'•%<br />

-<br />

Mr. Thomas O'Malley, A.B.<br />

Assistant to Fr. King<br />

26<br />

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Ifou've got to be<br />

an expert<br />

Rev. John Leonard, S.J., A.B., M.A., Ph.L.<br />

Director of 3-3 Program<br />

Mrs. Marjorie H. Gulvin<br />

Secretary-Treasurer, Registrar<br />

Mrs. Selma Markowitz<br />

Bursar<br />

27

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Mr. Arthur K. McCormack, B.S.; M.A.<br />

Faculty Member Prep Board of Trustees,<br />

Diiector of Admissions and Financial Aid,<br />

Director of State Textbook Program,<br />

Advanced Placement American History<br />

American History, Urban Studies, World History<br />

(3-3 Summer Session)<br />

Fr. George B. Hoch, S.J.<br />

M.A., Ph.L., S.T.L.<br />

Assistant to Dean of Studies<br />

Mr. Edmund J. McHugh, B.S.; M.A.<br />

Dean of Student Activities<br />

Advanced Government, American History<br />

28

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Mr. Joseph R. St. Jacques, B.A.<br />

Director of Foreign Studies Program<br />

Rev. George A. McAleer, S.J., B.L.S., M.A.<br />

Mr. August A. Stellwag<br />

B.S., M.S., M.L.S.<br />

Associate Librarian<br />

29

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GUIDANCE<br />

Rev. John F. Replogle, S.J., M.A.<br />

World History, Theology,<br />

Sophomore Guidance Counselor<br />

Director of Liturgy<br />

Mr. Frank Leahy, B.S., M.A.<br />

Chairman of the Physical Education Department,<br />

Freshmen Guidance Counselor<br />

Rev. Mallick J. Fitzpatrick, S.J.<br />

M.A., Ph.L., S.T.L.<br />

Chairman of Guidance Department<br />

Student Counselor<br />

30<br />

Rev. James Griffin, S.J.<br />

A.B., M.A., S.T.D.<br />

Theology. Freshmen Guidance Counselor<br />

Mr. Robert I. Wagner, M.S.<br />

Guidance Counselor<br />

Director of Summer Session<br />

Directa'ot Heading Program

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DEVELOPMENT<br />

Rev. Thomas E. Griffin, S.J., A.B., M.A.<br />

Director of Prep Development<br />

Mrs. Kay King<br />

Secretary<br />

Mr. James McCarthy<br />

Publicity Director for Fordham Prep<br />

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SECRETARIES<br />

AM-<br />

Mrs. Ann Salvani<br />

Secretary to Fr. O'Brien<br />

Mrs. Marion Franciosa<br />

Recorder<br />

PM<br />

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Mrs. Mary Hantke<br />

Secretary to Mrs. Gulvin

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•<br />

Mrs. Catherine O'Mahoney<br />

Secretary to Fr. Leonard<br />

Miss Eileen Lepre<br />

Secretar\ r to Mrs. Maikowitz<br />

.<br />

Miss Laura Loberto<br />

Secretary to Fr. Mahoney<br />

Miss Isolde Zerrle<br />

Secretary to Fr. Fitzpatrick<br />

33

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Mr. Fernand Beck III, A.B., Cand. M.A.<br />

Religious Studies<br />

Moderator of Basketball and Outdoors Society<br />

Mr. William J. Badillo, B.A., Cand. M.A.<br />

Spanish<br />

Mr. Bruce G. Bott, B.S., Cand. M.A.<br />

World History<br />

Head Coach, Football; J.V. Coach, Basketball<br />

34

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the best things<br />

in life<br />

are not free.<br />

Mr. Bernard L. Bouillette<br />

B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Cand.<br />

Biology, Oeeanology, Evolution<br />

Marine Biology Club; Fordham Prep Plan Committee;<br />

Teachers' Representative Body<br />

Mr. John W. Brubaker, S.J.<br />

A.B., M.A., M.Th.<br />

Religous Studies<br />

Mr. Thomas J. Byrne, B.S., M.A.<br />

Biology, Chemistry<br />

35

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.<br />

Rev. Paul D. Campbell, S.J., M.A.<br />

Tragedy; English<br />

Mr. Edward H. Capp, A.B., M.A.<br />

Advanced Placement English, English,<br />

Moderator of Debate, World Youth Forum, Student Government,<br />

Teachers' Representative Body<br />

You're never too young tolearn.<br />

Rev. Patrick Carey, B.A., S.T.M.<br />

Religious Studies<br />

36

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Mr. William T. Crinnion, A.B., M.S.<br />

Mathematics<br />

Mr. Patrick J. Conway, B.S., M.S.<br />

Chairman of the Mathematics Department<br />

Mr. Charles W. DaParma, A.B., M.A.<br />

Chairman of the Classics Department<br />

Latin, Advanced Placement Latin<br />

Chairman, Teachers' Representative Body,<br />

Fordham Prep Plan Committee<br />

Rev. James DiGiacomo, S.J., M.A., S.T.L.<br />

Diplome De Lumen Yilae<br />

Chairman of Religious Studies Department<br />

37

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Mr. Martin Duffy, S.J., B.A.<br />

English<br />

Miss Roberta M. Eisenberg<br />

B.S., M.A., M.S.<br />

Mathematics<br />

38<br />

Rev. Garrett Fitzgerald, S.J., B.A., M.A.<br />

Latin, Moderator of Tennis Team

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Mr. John J. Foley, B.A.<br />

Latin, Greek, Chairman of Code of Conduct Committee,<br />

Moderator, Cheerleaders, Teachers' Representative Body<br />

Mr. Jose I. Formoso, B.A., M.A.<br />

Spanish<br />

Mr. Joseph Fox, B.S., M.A.<br />

Economics, Physical Education<br />

Moderator, Spiked Shoe Club<br />

Mr. James Fox. S.J.. B.A.. M.A.<br />

English<br />

39

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Mr. William S. Gall, B.A., M.A.<br />

Chemistry, Moderator of "The Weekly<br />

Mr. Lloyd D. George, S.J., A.B.. M.A.<br />

English<br />

Life here is cheap? Not in sweat and hardship.<br />

Death may he cheap, life is expensive<br />

Mr. Ben Greco, B.S., M.S.<br />

Chemistry, Advanced Physical Science<br />

Coordinator of Chemistry Club<br />

Mr. Rudolph L. Hanish, A.B., M.A.<br />

Chairman of Modern Languages Department<br />

German

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Mr. Richard G. Hartnctt, S.J., B.A., M.A.<br />

Religious Studies<br />

Mr. Robert W. Hawthorn. B.S., M.S.<br />

Mathematics<br />

Mr. John Heffcrnan, A.B., M.A.<br />

Advanced Placement Latin, Latin<br />

Assistant Moderator of RAMKIN<br />

Mr. Francis X. Holbrook<br />

B.A.. M.A.. Ph.D.<br />

Chairman of Social Studies Department,<br />

Cooidinatoi o( Advanced Placement P<br />

Advanced Placement American History,<br />

American History

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Mr. James K. Johnson<br />

B.S., B.D., S.M.M.<br />

Religious Studies, Music, Director of Choir<br />

Mr. Paul K. Kania<br />

B.A., M.A.T., S.T.B., S.T.M.<br />

Religious Studies<br />

They are relaxed<br />

when they are<br />

together<br />

Mr. Albert T. Kirchner, A.B., M.A.<br />

Latin. J.V. Baseball Coach, Executive Director of<br />

Fordham Prep Alumni Assn.<br />

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11 BP'•<br />

i "*"<br />

! •<br />

><br />

\<br />

1 |<br />

A<br />

Humility is not only the<br />

willingness to be what I am.<br />

It is also the willingness<br />

to do what I can.<br />

Mr. Paul Laraque, B.A., M.A., Cand. Ph.D.<br />

French, Tragedy-<br />

Moderator of the French Club<br />

Mr. John W, Lytile, B.S., M.A.<br />

Physical Education<br />

Coach of the Swimming Team<br />

Mr. Nicholas D. Lombardi, S.J., A.B., M.A.<br />

Greek, Advanced Placement Latin<br />

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Mr. S. Jerome Martin, B.A., M.A.<br />

Chairman of English Department,<br />

Advanced Placement English, Secretary of<br />

Teachers' Representative Body, Fordham Prep<br />

Plan Committee, Moderator of Sophomore Paper<br />

and Big Brother Program<br />

Mr. Cornelius McCarthy, A.B., M.A.<br />

Chairman of Science Department, Director of<br />

Science Activities, Biology

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Mr. Harry L. McDonough, A.B., M.S.<br />

Mathematics<br />

Mr. Lawrence F. McGovern, A.B.<br />

World History, American Historv<br />

7 made up my mind<br />

that I wouldn't allow<br />

it to conquer me<br />

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Mr. Alfred J. Mehmel, Jr., B.A., M.A.<br />

German, Religious Studies,<br />

Director of Dramatics<br />

Mr. Thomas Moore, B.A., M.A.<br />

Russian<br />

Come in to<br />

46<br />

Mr. Norman Muro, B.S., Cand. M.A.<br />

World History,<br />

Asst. Coach of Varsity Football, Moderator of Senior Week<br />

Rev. Raymond A. Nolan, S.J., Lie. es Phil., B.Th.<br />

French

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47<br />

Mr. Stanley J. O'Konsky, S.J., B.A., M.A.<br />

Drama, Moderator of Mission Night<br />

Rev. Joseph A. Novak, S.J., B.A., M.A., Ph.L., S.T.L.<br />

Dipiome de Lumen Yitae, Religious Studies<br />

our world<br />

Mr. Patrick |. '(,mell. B.A.. M.A.<br />

English

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Can you profit<br />

from my experience?<br />

Mr. Joseph J. Ososki, B.S.<br />

Physical Education<br />

Director of Athletics, Varsity Baseball Coach,<br />

Intramurals Director<br />

spirit<br />

Mr. Thomas M. Reynolds, S.J., B.A.<br />

English, Religious Studies<br />

Moderator of Ramkin, Junior Newspaper,<br />

Chess Club, Peterans, Publicity<br />

Rev. Joseph S. Rooney. S.J., A.B., M.A.<br />

Dramatics, Physics, Teachers' Representative Body<br />

Moderator of the Photo Staff, Football Team

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Jluthentic.<br />

Mr. Charles D. Sullivan, S.J., A.B., M.A.<br />

Mathematics<br />

Freshman Basketball Coach<br />

Mr. John N. Sullivan, B.S., M.S.<br />

Greek, Latin, Classics<br />

Varsitv Basketball Coach<br />

going<br />

Mr. Vincent T. Sarno, S.J., B.A.<br />

^__ English<br />

places<br />

49

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i<br />

Mr. Anthony Tartaglia, A.B., M.S.<br />

Mathematics, Statistics<br />

Co-Moderator Book Store<br />

Moderator Computer Club<br />

Mr. John P. Tricamo, B.A., M.A., Cand. Ph.D.<br />

English, Advanced Placement English<br />

Mr. Richard E. \ enable<br />

Biology<br />

Fordham Prep Plan Committee, Code of Conduct<br />

Committee, Moderator of the Dance Committee<br />

Teachers' Representative Bods-<br />

Mr. Eric K. Wolven, S.J., A.B.<br />

English<br />

Moderator of The Rampart and Letters

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oiscoveRy is Living,<br />

it is the<br />

touchstone of nutuaity<br />

51

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52<br />

initiative Leads to

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pRep is & pUce wheRe<br />

we commence thRouqh initiative<br />

to oiscoveR ouRseLves, OUR WORIO<br />

eveRythinq just.

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56<br />

FORDHAM<br />

PRE PARATORY<br />

SCHOOL<br />

CLASS OF 1971<br />

Basil K. Williams<br />

President of the Senior Council<br />

Christopher M. Magee<br />

President of the Maroon Key

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Gary R. Aluis<br />

Robert J. Angiello<br />

Christopher L. Adams<br />

Michael G, Albano

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How to spend money on your teenager<br />

and have it mean something.<br />

m

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Francisco B. Becerra John E. Bell Dave J. Blyth<br />

59

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'You can't run your life to please everybody'<br />

w<br />

r<br />

p<br />

3

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\<br />

u<br />

d<br />

If you know how<br />

you can win.<br />

J8

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'THIS IS YOUR<br />

CAPTAIN SPEAKING<br />

James M. Carter<br />

John L. Casey<br />

Mark A. Cianfaglione<br />

62

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Daniel J. Collins<br />

I<br />

Peter J. Conroy<br />

John D. Corry<br />

Thomas F. Curly

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Thomas F. Dempsey<br />

it isn't easy<br />

Luciano E. DeMarco<br />

James J. Darlington<br />

64

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Matthew F. DiGiorgi<br />

to be a friend<br />

Vito A. Digirolamo<br />

I<br />

Domenick R. DiPasqualc

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Michael J. Drummond<br />

Mario V. DiStasio<br />

John A. Dulko<br />

'You make so many friends here 5<br />

66

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Joseph E. Federici<br />

Edward A. Eichman<br />

Salvatore J. Ferrante<br />

67

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Things we do<br />

that nobody else does.<br />

13<br />

3

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Mark J.Fritz<br />

£ !<br />

» 3-<br />

John T. Fugett<br />

Donuiigo JE,<br />

V<br />

69

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James J. Gangitano<br />

Michael K. Gannon<br />

Robert C. Gordan Jr.<br />

70

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1<br />

Gregory S. Groth<br />

Michael R. Halleran<br />

Peter C. Hanley<br />

Philip M. Hannon<br />

71

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George T. Heussner<br />

The old pro<br />

gets his<br />

shot at<br />

the moon<br />

James M. Hurley<br />

James J. Hyde<br />

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Joseph T. Kain<br />

Peter J. Ivory<br />

John T. Kolody Jr.<br />

Inspired by<br />

kitchen<br />

curtains<br />

and scraps<br />

of calico<br />

73

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Robert F. Lacey<br />

a<br />

70<br />

David B. Landers<br />

74

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John J. Lee III<br />

Michael F. Lctterese<br />

The Celebration of Life<br />

SamsQii J.<br />

75

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Francis J. Lobasso<br />

Robert P. LoBue<br />

Robert P. Long<br />

76

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Where to find<br />

people who care<br />

about people<br />

William J. Lyons Jr.<br />

Brian J. Malone<br />

Kenneth A. Maranea<br />

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Peter A. Mastracehio<br />

Richard L. Mattiaccio<br />

78

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Brian J. McCarthy<br />

Cornelius T. McCaffrey III<br />

79

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Stephen J. McCarthy<br />

William F. McCarthy<br />

Kevin B. McCormack<br />

What a good time<br />

Richard C. McCrea<br />

80

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Paul A. McCullough<br />

Edward T. McCullough<br />

John E. McEneaney<br />

John J. McCinley<br />

81

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win<br />

Roger J. McLaughlin<br />

I<br />

Joseph M. McNamara<br />

82

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Paul D. McPcak<br />

Thomas H. McQuillan<br />

strength surrounds<br />

you.<br />

Michael R. Mene<br />

83

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Kevin X. Mergardt<br />

Ferdinand J. Milano<br />

DOAT<br />

Yosuke Mishiro<br />

Anthony N. Montalbano

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Brian E. Moran<br />

Rorv M. Moran<br />

If DOCK IT TILL YOU'VE TRIED IT<br />

Brian A. Mostcro<br />

Terrence J. Mulry<br />

85

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Paul T. Murphy<br />

i<br />

John K. Murtagh<br />

86<br />

Ignacio E. Navarrete

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Kevin P. Norton<br />

Patrick J. O'Connell<br />

Theodore A. Okon Jr.<br />

87

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Robert A. Orsi<br />

Patrick M. Pagano<br />

James J. Parker<br />

Carl F. Pellitteri

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Brian W. Perry<br />

Anthony J. Petrini<br />

••<br />

'This is my area—<br />

've staked it out'<br />

Stephen M. Pieca<br />

Joseph \. Pile<br />

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Peter E. Pizzurro<br />

George R. Press<br />

Herekyour<br />

Michael W. Pucci<br />

Carmelo A. Puccio<br />

90

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Michael D. Quinlan<br />

John O. Regan<br />

football hero<br />

Thomas G. Rizzo<br />

Donald F. Romano<br />

91

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Peter J. Rosenbauer<br />

Duane F. Rossignol<br />

Philip G. Ruggieri<br />

Lester F. Rozvcki<br />

92

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Peter J. Saladino<br />

Robert S. Sanchez<br />

Robert J. Satterwhite<br />

93

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James L. Sawin<br />

James E. Scott<br />

William S. Serletis<br />

Denis R. Shea<br />

94

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Scott M. Smith<br />

Ernest P. Spatafore<br />

Anthony F. Stellato<br />

£ E<br />

David T. Sullivan<br />

95

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Daniel P. Sweeney<br />

John O. Thomson<br />

Robert A. Vavolizza<br />

Michael Yolin Jr.<br />

96

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James M. Walsh<br />

Manus V. Ward<br />

Denis. E. White<br />

97

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Michael C. Young<br />

Kenneth J. Zappulla<br />

Daniel B. Zukowski<br />

98

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MEMORIAM<br />

dy to accept hardship an<br />

(fidence and unfailing joyo<br />

Patrick TV

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activities

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SENIOR<br />

COUNCIL<br />

(1 to r) Bob Orsi, Dave Landers, Jack Fugett, Brian McCarthy,<br />

Billy Campbell, Joey Federici, Basil Williams.<br />

Moderator of Strident Government Mr. Edward<br />

Cap, and the President of the Senior<br />

Council, Basil Williams.<br />

Freshmen Coordinator, Brian McCarthy and<br />

the 1971 Treasurer Joe Federici.<br />

1970 Treasurer<br />

Paul D. McPeak<br />

Junior Coordinator Bill Campbell and Sophomore Coordinator<br />

102 Jack Fugett.<br />

Coordinator of Special Activities Dave Landers and the Senior<br />

Coordinator Bob Orsi.

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MAROON<br />

KEY<br />

Moderator, Father O'Brien<br />

and President, Chris Magee<br />

Standing: M. Albano, J. Hyde, S. McCarthy. Sitting: P,<br />

McPeak, M. Meng, I. Navarrete.<br />

Standing: A. Stellato, M. Lee, J. Pile, T. Curley, B.<br />

Williams. Sitting: C. Magee, B. McCarthy, R. Orsi.<br />

Standing: J. Liao, P. Malgieri, P. Kozik, B. McGuirk, P. Conn.<br />

Sitting: H. Brown. K. Plunkctt, B. DeYito, M. Johnson.<br />

Standing: J. Federici, C. Adams, T. Okon, W. Campbell, J. Hurley.<br />

Sitting: J. Bell, J. Fugett, P. Hanley, R. Vavolizza, S. Liao.<br />

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CHESS CLUB<br />

Robert Sattenvhite, President of Chess Club<br />

Back Row, 1-r: R. Sattenvhite, S. Vasta, P. Clemente, R. Dominguez, M. Raffio, M. Wolyniec,<br />

J. Adams. Front Row, 1-r: H. Brown, W. Martimucci, T. Civetta, J. Gangitano, M. Michael.<br />

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PETE RAN<br />

SOCIETY<br />

P. Clemente<br />

Moderator Mr. Thomas Reynolds, S.J.<br />

E, McNamara, P. Guilbe, D. Aquino, V. Thombs<br />

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DEBATE<br />

and<br />

ORATORY<br />

Ignacio Navarrete, President<br />

Mr. George Kehayas.<br />

President Ignacio Navarrete

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VARSITY TEAM: (1-r) J. Ward, R. Dellapina. B. McGuirk,<br />

P. Malgieri, P. Kozik, G. Aitken.<br />

J. V. TEAM: N. McNamara, T. Izzard, J. Gordon, B.<br />

Hebron. Missing: I. Kail, J. Mackus.<br />

FRESHMEN DEBATERS: (Bottom) V. Tyrone, W<br />

Morin, G. Philactos, J. Gallagher, T. Pedula. (Top) R.<br />

Ehalt, R. McCullough, K. Quaranta, T. Aluise.

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LETTERS<br />

Moderator Mr. Eric Wolven, S.J.<br />

Editor-in-Chief Terry McKiernan<br />

Staff: T. Curley, T. McKiernan, R. Orsi, A. Stellato, J. Pile, Mod. Mr. Eric Wolven<br />

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Chairman, Hosea Brown, Moderator, Mr. Laraque, Vice-Chairman,<br />

Melvin Lee, Treasurer, John Gordon.<br />

BLACK - SPANISH COALITION<br />

John Cordon. Hosea Brown, Mr. Laraque, Melvin Lee<br />

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Mr. Anthony Tartaglia, Moderator- Kip South; Mr. Coan<br />

BOOKSTORE<br />

Mike Fox<br />

P. Smolenski, Mike Fox, Ste\e Piccone, Kip South, Ed Tostanoskj, E.<br />

Brannigan.<br />

call it<br />

Prosperity<br />

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Moderator Fr. Rooney and Godfrey DiGiorgi<br />

CAMERA CLUB<br />

Mario DiStasio<br />

Tony Petrini, Don Romano, and Paul Petrini<br />

Mike Meng<br />

Dan Collins<br />

Tom AmuuW, and StPV? ESposilo 111

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Back Row: K. Careich, R. Zablocki, R. Forstall, A. Nemeth, C. South, V. Fortunate, L.<br />

Giamelle, V. Harris, J. Cuk, F. Bachop, B. Malone, R. Mattiaccio, W. Morin, P. Mellon, W.<br />

Boggiano, J. Murtaugh. Middle Row: J. Adamo, C. Goss, P. Pons, R. Preti, M. Foltin, R.<br />

Boyd, J. Kolody, J. Connolly, K. McGuinness, R. Ferrara, J. Pile. Front Row: E. O'Neill, J.<br />

Fiorentino, P. Naughton.<br />

Mr. Leonard Portnoy, Band Instructor.<br />

BAND<br />

Mr. Robert Cusniano, Band Director.<br />

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CHOIR<br />

BRASS SECTION: P. McCulloufih, R. Kaldany. E. McCullough,<br />

L. Johnson, Brian Malone.<br />

Moderator and Director, Mr. Johnson.<br />

BARITONE: Back Row, L. Firrentcllo, J. Pile, G. Buscemi.<br />

Front Row: A. Stellato, E. O'N'eil, B. Boyd. T.<br />

Ferro.<br />

FIRST TENOR: B. Bonct, T. Civetta, T. Montalbano, J. Monterisi.<br />

SECOND TENOR: M. Wolyniec, M. Michael, I. Sanchez,<br />

A. Belcn, S. Esposito, P. Rosenbaucr.<br />

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DRAMATIC<br />

SOCIETY<br />

Center Stage<br />

114

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Behind the scenes<br />

Director, Mr. A. Mehmel<br />

PRODUCED BY Rev. Joseph S. Rooney, S. J.<br />

DIRECTED BY Mr. Alfred J, Mehmel, Jr.<br />

SET DESIGN BY Mchael Meng, '71

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•<br />

RAMPART<br />

Mod. Mr. Eric Wolven, Editors-in-Chicf Chris Mafiee, Jim Hyde.<br />

P. Bonanno, T. McAuliffe, J. Pile, P. O'Connell, C. Adams, M. Carter, D. DiPasquale.<br />

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man has a right to the news<br />

EDITORS-IN-CHIEF<br />

ASSISTANT EDITOR<br />

MANAGING EDITOR<br />

HEWS EDITOR<br />

FEATURE<br />

SPORTS EDITOR<br />

BUSINESS HASAGBR<br />

PRODUCTION "AHACER<br />

Jim Hyde<br />

Chris '.'agee<br />

Bob Oral<br />

Tor-, MoAuliffe<br />

Chris Adams<br />

Joe Pile<br />

Brian McCarthy<br />

James Carter<br />

Pat 0 'Conne 1I<br />

STAFF: .'-'ike Albano, Keith Caraiah, "ike Cooney, Dorv DiPasquale,<br />

John Dulko, Jack Fugett, Peter Xozik, Joe Laaeren?.a, Bob Lobue,<br />

Gerry t'e'lcmava, Patrick "ellcn, Steve McCarthy, Kevin Norton t<br />

Eugene O'Neill, John Pierce, ".ike Ouinlan, Alfred St. Jaques,<br />

Mike Solari, Kiv South, John Thompson.<br />

''ark Fritz P<br />

Photo Staff<br />

rike 'leng<br />

Moderator<br />

(". 'oderator:Fr.<br />

'fr, Frik Wolven S.J. 117

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RAM<br />

KIN<br />

Business Manager, Joe McNamara<br />

Editor-in-Chief, Steve McCarthy<br />

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Associate Editor, Mike Carter; Executive Editor, Jack FuRetti Sports Editor, Mike Albano.

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Moderators, Mr. Thomas Reynolds, S.J., and Mr. John Heffernan.<br />

busy planning<br />

RETHINKING<br />

helping<br />

Junior Editor, Mark Johnson.<br />

Staff: D. McNamara, J. Burt. M. Pucci, T. Civetta, H. Satterwhite, R. Hebron. R. Doniinpuez.<br />

Missing: M. Wolyniec.<br />

J<br />

"X<br />

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THE WHEELS THAT STEER<br />

VARSITY<br />

FOOTBALL<br />

122<br />

THE WHEELS THAT POWER

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The greatest shot<br />

of your life<br />

o o<br />

CL<br />

O"<br />

CD<br />

o<br />

o<br />

(D<br />

0)<br />

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Sometimes we get the<br />

124<br />

THE IMPATIENCE OF

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feeling we're being followed.<br />

•<br />

A FRENZY<br />

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Co-captains: Jim (Hurl the Pearl) Hurley, (Iron) Brian<br />

Mostero, and John ( Ding Dong) Bell.<br />

Standing: Mgr. Charles Salto, Trainer Bill Boggiano, Mgr.<br />

Bob Parlapiano; Kneeling: Mgr. Lester Rozycki,<br />

Trainer, Mickey McGuire.<br />

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Bottom Row, 1-r: J. Murtagh, M. Gannon, P. Murph\'. M. Letterese,<br />

J. Hurley, J. Bell, B. Mostero, R. Walsh, P. Ivory, M. Pucci. 2nd<br />

Row: N. McCormack, K. Plunkctt, T. Gately, D. Curtin, E. Gore,<br />

H. Cook, R. Charbonneau, M. Breen, J. Walsh, B. Flynn, 3rd Row:<br />

J. Shramko, Filiberto Perez, J. Annis, J. Pine, T. McCullough, J.<br />

.- .-. •..<br />

Costa, N. Lombartli, H, Hopkins, A. D'Angelo, D. Genovese, M<br />

Moschetta. 4th Row: Charles Salto (Mgr.), P. Valentine, R. Parlapiano<br />

(Mgr.), R. Murphy, D. Shcil, F. DeVito, J. Justo, 1'. Harkins,<br />

T. Hurley, O. Kozicky, F. Pumillo. L. Rozycki (Mgr.), R. Naclerio,<br />

W. Boggiano (Student Trainer).<br />

THE BEST OF THEM<br />

Prep 7<br />

Prep 0<br />

Prep 20<br />

Prep 13<br />

Prep 13<br />

Prep 25<br />

Prep 18<br />

Preo 21<br />

SEASONS RECORD<br />

Blessed Sacrament<br />

Farrell<br />

L. I. Lutheran<br />

East Rockaway<br />

Brooklyn Prep<br />

Our Lady of Lourdes<br />

Eastern Military Academy<br />

Xavier<br />

0<br />

46<br />

14<br />

0<br />

20<br />

12<br />

24<br />

22<br />

Asst. Coach, Mr. Norman Muro; Head Coach, Mr.<br />

Bott: Asst. Coach, Mr. Joe Moglia.<br />

A long and painful record<br />

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J.<br />

Foot<br />

.1<br />

Bottom Row (1-r): F. Moreno, J. Wuthenow, L. Bellone, J. Panebianco, C. Walsh, P. Corbett,<br />

R. Saurel, W. LaVerdera. 2nd Row: J. McGrath, C. Brown, R. Parente, J. Murtagh, N. Cristiano,<br />

J. Reynolds, B. Smith, P. Green. 3rd Row: T. Ferro, M. Murphy, K. Gallagher, V. Brisotti,<br />

D. Cavell, T. McElduff, E. Bauer, J. Hartigan. 4th Row: T. Luzon, P. Mellon, S. Walsh,<br />

M. McAvoy, J. Planell, A. Martin, C. Petrocino, R. Carilli, T. Beardsley, Mgr. 5th Row:<br />

A. Hallinan, T. Doyle, K. Fox, C. Bierman, N. Hamlet, J. Salto, A. Vitale, V. Harris. Top<br />

Row: J. Pine, P. Marrinan, A. Dennison, R. Ford, J. Crabtree, T. Fath, J. Stapleton, J. Feary,<br />

L. Coletti, T. Gunter, V. O'Leary. Missing: D. Barnette.<br />

What Ve we got<br />

that they haven't got?<br />

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The Offense

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V.<br />

ball<br />

The Defense<br />

the best brains in the business<br />

K "<br />

I •X. •<br />

Prep<br />

Prep<br />

Prep<br />

Prep<br />

Prep<br />

Prep<br />

0<br />

7<br />

7<br />

6<br />

6<br />

22<br />

SEASON'S RECORD<br />

Eastern Military<br />

Farrell<br />

Lutheran<br />

Stepinac<br />

Xavier<br />

Horace Mann<br />

22<br />

35<br />

14<br />

0<br />

0<br />

0<br />

Standing, Asst. Coach, Mr. Pete DiNapoli; Head Coach, Mr. Gene<br />

O'Connor; Asst. Coach, Mr. Al Pucciarelli. Kneeling: Co-Capts.,<br />

Chris Walsh, and Jim Murtagh.<br />

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VARSITY BASKETBALL<br />

Electric<br />

accuracy<br />

130

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came easy the price<br />

was tough.<br />

131

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If/

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A Glimpse of Glory,<br />

Q<br />

CO<br />

CD<br />

O_^<br />

O<br />

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Q_<br />

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4 J I<br />

Jim Walsh<br />

N.Y. Daily News<br />

CHSAA All-City Team 1970-71<br />

What the individual<br />

can do<br />

G<br />

Walsh 20<br />

Carballeira 17<br />

K. Carlesimo 21<br />

Angiello 16<br />

Masterson 21<br />

Heussner 15<br />

Williams 18<br />

Diaz 18<br />

Others 12<br />

Totals 21<br />

F<br />

58<br />

55<br />

60<br />

28<br />

43<br />

36<br />

37<br />

11<br />

32<br />

360<br />

FG<br />

143<br />

76<br />

68<br />

47<br />

49<br />

31<br />

28<br />

7<br />

10<br />

459<br />

FTM<br />

90<br />

28<br />

39<br />

35<br />

15<br />

13<br />

12<br />

13<br />

8<br />

253<br />

FTA<br />

137<br />

55<br />

70<br />

51<br />

28<br />

26<br />

31<br />

18<br />

17<br />

433<br />

Per. Total<br />

66% 376<br />

60% 180<br />

56% 175<br />

69% 129<br />

54% 133<br />

50% 75<br />

37% 68<br />

72% 27<br />

47% 28<br />

59% 1171<br />

Ave.<br />

18.8<br />

10.6<br />

8.3<br />

7.5<br />

5.4<br />

5.0<br />

3.8<br />

1.5<br />

1.3<br />

55.8<br />

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Kneeling: J. Walsh, B. Angiello, (".. Heussner, J. Masterson, B. Williams, M. Carlesimo, J.<br />

Carballeira. Standing: Coach J. Sullivan, T. Kidera, K. Plunkett, G. Luboja, K. Carlesimo,<br />

K. Powers, P. Conn, J. Mahcr, J. Diaz, Manager S. Ferrante.<br />

*& >mm IBB mm mr~m •<br />

Co-capt. Jim Walsh, Coach Jack Sullivan, and Co-capt. Joe Carballeria.<br />

Prep 56 Spellman 71<br />

Prep 61 Xa.xier 57<br />

Prep 53 Regis 52<br />

Prep 60 Iona 42<br />

Prep 60 Rice 63<br />

Prep 48 LaSalle 73<br />

Prep 52 Xavier 64<br />

Prep 63 De Matha 86<br />

Prep 68 N. Catholic 54<br />

Prep 46 Loyola 47<br />

Prep 54 St. Raymond's 52<br />

Prep 56 LaSalle 76<br />

Prep 59 Iona 53<br />

Prep 54 Hayes 68<br />

Prep 42 Regis 39<br />

Prep 48 Rice 70<br />

Prep 56 St. Raymond's 58<br />

Prep 58 All Hallows 67<br />

Prep 64 Mt. St. Michael 51<br />

Prep 45 DuBois 47<br />

Prep 68 Tolentine 43<br />

Total: 9 Wins-1 2Defeats<br />

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Bottom: J. Reilly, R. Bechtold, T. Charbonneau, F. O'Conner, W. Tsoutsoutas, J. Mustich.<br />

Top: B. Plunkett, R. Hartig, P. Gallagher, P. Brady, D. Broderick, C. Clark, P. Sheil, J.<br />

Hartigan.<br />

J.V. BASKETBALL<br />

Prep 39 Spellman 47<br />

Prep 45 Xavier 47<br />

Prep 42 Iona 47<br />

Prep 46 Rice 74<br />

Prep 52 LaSalle 65<br />

Prep 59 Xavier 53<br />

Prep 46 St. Raymond's 59<br />

Prep 47 LaSalle 56<br />

Prep 40 Iona 47<br />

Prep 46 Card. Hayes 60<br />

Prep 53 Regis 49<br />

Prep 59 Rice 71<br />

Prep 56 St. Raymond's 69<br />

Prep 59 All Hallows 65<br />

Prep 60 Mt. St. Michael 54<br />

Total: Won 3-Lost 12<br />

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Capt. Rich HartiR and Coach Bnice Bott

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Bottom: S. Mitchell, T. Pine, W. Mulrow, M. Curley, J. Certa, M. Palmiotto, E. Coll. Top:<br />

Coach Sullivan, R. Ford, J. Murphy, A. Barrett, T. Murphy, K. Flynn, T. Maher, R. Bonfiglio,<br />

R. Walsh.<br />

Freshman<br />

Basketball<br />

Coach Charles Sullivan, S.J.<br />

jr I<br />

^^ •<br />

1 ^ I<br />

Captain Mark Curley<br />

H<br />

i 42<br />

(. . 1<br />

Prep 45<br />

Prep 61<br />

Prep 60<br />

Prep 57<br />

Prep 66<br />

Prep 58<br />

Prep 61<br />

Prep 68<br />

Prep 69<br />

Prep 58<br />

Prep 91<br />

Prep 51<br />

Prep 44<br />

Prep 58<br />

Prep 68<br />

Prep 50<br />

Prep 64<br />

Prep 60<br />

Prep 48<br />

Prep 49<br />

SEASON RECORD<br />

DuBois<br />

Rice<br />

Stepinac<br />

LaSalle<br />

St. Raymonds<br />

St. Helenas<br />

Iona<br />

DuBois<br />

Xavier<br />

Rice<br />

Mt. St. Michael<br />

1 olentine<br />

LaSalle<br />

St. Raymond's<br />

All Hallows<br />

St. Helanas<br />

Regis<br />

Xavier<br />

Power Mem.<br />

Iona Prep<br />

Won 13. Lost 7<br />

41<br />

60<br />

39<br />

68<br />

51<br />

57<br />

60<br />

37<br />

47<br />

61<br />

45<br />

43<br />

58<br />

59<br />

80<br />

31<br />

42<br />

33<br />

72<br />

55<br />

The Starting Five<br />

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158<br />

TRACK

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Varsity Cross Country Team: Top, J. Ray, T. Micek, K. McNamara, R.<br />

Young, L. Isganitis, Bottom: W. Serletis, S. Liao, K. O'Neill.<br />

A 'Sleeping Giant' Stirs<br />

Junior Varsity Cross Country Team: Top, J. Schilling, R. Comi, R. Zablotki,<br />

D. Arnould, P. Grandsire. Bottom: D. Schirripa, T. Kaul, J. Amster, J.<br />

Lauria. ^<br />

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Fifth Row: C. Wackerle, P. Smolenski, P. Quinones, T. Sugrue. Fourth Row: E.<br />

Urban, G. Michael, R. Sledzaus. Third Row: V. Tirone, M. Ledesma, J. Fiorentino,<br />

R. LaRose. Second Row: P. Poto, J. Brown, J. Alleva. First Row: P. Burns, P. Raho,<br />

F. Zappulla, R. Pucci, T. Hagan.<br />

This<br />

perpetual<br />

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machine<br />

motion<br />

141

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Dancing in the Wind<br />

FRESHMAN TRACK: Top, J. Alleva, B. Fox, T. Sugrue, A. Mauro, T. Hallinan, R. Hubert.<br />

Bottom: G. O'SuIlivan, A. O'Rourke, B. Pucci, M. Palazzo, P. Raho, J. Brown, J. Lynch.<br />

SOPHOMORE TRACK: Top, A. Hegeman, P. Cristiano, F. Dwyer, B. Arabia, J.<br />

O'Brien, J. Miller. Bottom: T. Kaul, G. Clarke, J. Amster, D. Shaw, J. Sedgwick.<br />

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JUNIOR NOVICE TRACK: Top, P. LaVerne, J. Hartigan,<br />

R. Comi. Bottom: J. Lauria, H. Brown, A. Yuen.<br />

Mr. Joseph Fox, Moderator, Spike Shoe Club.

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JUNIOR TRACK: Top, K. McNamara, T. Micek, N. Lombardi, F. Perez.<br />

L. Isganitis. Bottom: D. Schirripa, K. McCabe, B. Farad, M. Reitano, R<br />

Giusti.<br />

SENIOR TRACK: M. Ward, K. Norton, B. Serletis, R. McCrea ,S. Liao, B. Mostero.<br />

Coach John Tobias, Cross Country Capt. Kevin Norton<br />

and Track co-capts. Tim Micek and Sam Liao. 143

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SWIMMING

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Front Row: J. Crimmins, M. McAvoy, D. Arnould, S. Be]], W. Slattery, J, Byrne. Second<br />

Bow: B. Dorado, R. Wapelhurst, J. Tomaselli, P. Totten, M. Solari. Third Row: J. Cuccine],<br />

J. Walsh, J. Hude, D. DeCrane. Top Row: R. Lambert, C. South, P. O'Connell, S. Smith.<br />

as<br />

CQ<br />

Tri-captains: Seott Smith,<br />

Jim Hyde and Pat O'Connell.<br />

'I<br />

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FREESTYLE RELAY TEAM: Bottom: Scott Smith, Rich<br />

Dorado. Top: Jim Hyde, Mike Solari.<br />

MEDLEY RELAY TEAM: Bottom, Bob Wapelhurst, Jim Cuccinel.<br />

Top: Pat O'Connell, Bill Slattery.<br />

a showdown<br />

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FRESHMAN TEAM; Bottom Row: L. Farrell, J. Crimmins, M. Solari, M. McAvoy, R. Criffen.<br />

Top Row: J. Byrne, R. McCullouRh, J. Brufier, B. Reilly, B. Fox.<br />

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148<br />

VARSITY BASEBALL

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• " " — -<br />

THE PITCHERS: Top, Joe Carballeria, Dave Cavell, Phil Brady. Bottom:<br />

Jim Hurley, Brian Plunkett, Tom Hurley.<br />

I<br />

I<br />

• t<br />

fe<br />

j<br />

':,-• • -..rj, .*- -'-<br />

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professionals up front

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Top: H. Cook, J. Annis, B. Vavolyza, K. Plunkett, P. Brady, B. DeVito, J. Carballeira, J.<br />

Curran, R. Moran. Bottom: J. Hurley, P. Hanley, D. Cavell, B. Plunkett, V. Btisotti, T. Hurley.<br />

was*<br />

* * *<br />

. "<br />

Coach Ososki and Captain Jim Hurley.<br />

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TENNIS<br />

BLASTER!<br />

152

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VARSITY TENNIS: Standing: Coach John Rooney, D. Landers, O. Zuk, J. Masterson, J.<br />

Corry, D. Galliano. Kneeling: G. McNamara, J. Regan, N. Tarangioli, D. McAleenan, J. Maffione.<br />

Coach Rooney and Varsity<br />

Captain, Dave Landers<br />

153

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FUNNY BALL<br />

154

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FUNNY BOUNCES<br />

J.V. Captain, Greg Tully, Freshman Captain, Ed Gartland, Coach Rooney.<br />

FRESHMAN TEAM, Front Row: P. Poto, R. Sanchetta, E. Gartland, R. Silliere, F. O'Brien,<br />

P. Pons. Back Row; Coach Rooney, R. Ambrosini, D. Reeder, P. Xaughton, D. McClain,<br />

D. Parsons, M. Russo.<br />

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BOWLING<br />

Top 1-r: R. Hopper, F. Jorgensen, H. Galvin.<br />

Bottom 1-r: R. Olsen, H. MeEntee, B. Rollman.<br />

Top 1-r: M. Czajkowski, D. Sullivan.<br />

Bottom 1-r: L. Pucci, C. Puccio.<br />

L-R: H. McEntee, Bro. Thomas Daly,<br />

S.J., Moderator, L. Pucci.<br />

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ATHLETIC<br />

COUNCIL<br />

Moderator, Mr. Ososki<br />

We want to be useful<br />

John Mahe<br />

E. O'Neill, D. Sweeney, D. D'Angelo, P. Hanley.<br />

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T. Montalbano, G. Groth, R. Lobue, P. Rosenbauer,<br />

W. Campbell, J. Federici, M. Albano.<br />

CHEERLEADERS<br />

P. Hanley, T. May, S. Ferrante, R. Moran, N. Lucivero, P.<br />

Kozik.<br />

158<br />

Capt. Mike Albano and Moderator Mr. Jack Foley.

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to some foROham pRep is just a schooL<br />

to otheRS just a Builoinq<br />

But to those who go theRe<br />

it is a oiffeRent place,<br />

a place to oiscoveR thROuqh cReativity.<br />

it is a place<br />

wheRe one<br />

can woRk<br />

to cReate,<br />

ano Rejoice at his oiscoveRy.<br />

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each using his own talents<br />

. ..ARt<br />

...music<br />

...speech

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But most of<br />

all to oiscoveR<br />

what he<br />

Really IS<br />

.. a unique<br />

diffeRent<br />

peRson with<br />

woRkinq to discoveR<br />

thRouqh cReativity.<br />

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UNderCiasSmen

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love'em<br />

or leave'em<br />

1A<br />

TOP ROW: 1-r, R. Walsh, J. Lundy, A. St. Jacques, T. Fath, T. Fath, T. Sugrue. 4TH ROW:<br />

1-r, J. L>-nch, J. Crissafi, R. Bonfiglio. 3RD ROW: 1-r, A. Vitale, E. Urban, P. Poto, J. Pierce,<br />

E. Coll. R. Tafuri, D. Monez, M. Solari. 2ND ROW: 1-r, J. Murphy, R. Canals, E. Riconda,<br />

1. Hirs. Bottom Row: 1-r, A. Sikula, A. Carballeira, P. Aliprando, E. Nieves.<br />

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Top Row, I-r: W. Morin, J. DiFede, K. Flynn, J. Zappulla, T. Murphy, G. Philactos, J. Connolly.<br />

2nd Row, 1-r: T. Brugger, R. Ehalt, F. Jorgensen, B. Fox, J. Salto, B. Riley, C. O'Sullivan.<br />

E. Gartland, J. Alfenito, D. Duffy, A. Barrett, T. Gunter. Bottom Row, 1-r: J. Cammarosano,<br />

R. McCulIough, W. Martimucei, S. Athineos, D. Tracey, T. Pedulla.<br />

IB<br />

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1C<br />

Row A: Top-Bottom: T. Aluise, W.<br />

Mulrow, A. Ferrari, K. Quaranta, J.<br />

Lasagna, W. Vivona, J. Certa, D.<br />

Reeder. Row B: Top-Bottom, R. Preit,<br />

T. Mulry, P. Byrne, W. Collins, M.<br />

Donovan. Row C: Top-Bottom: M.<br />

Miravito, A. Sikora.<br />

on the Road<br />

Row A: Top-Bottom, R. Rychlowski, J. Gallagher, G. Shannon, J. Crimmins,<br />

T. Pine, P. Jackson, R. Hopper, R. LaRose. Row B: Top-Bottom, A. Soto,<br />

M. Curley, J. Vaughan, E. Johanson, M. Otero, M. Kelly.<br />

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ID<br />

Back Row: 1-r, J. Drew, D. McClain,<br />

N. Tibureio, J. Sorrentino, J. Blount.<br />

Middle Row: 1-r, J. Franco, P. Pons,<br />

A. Xapolitano, L. Giamelle. Front<br />

Row: 1-r, J, Zawacky, K. Schwint, J.<br />

Adams.<br />

on the<br />

spot<br />

Standing, 1-r: R. Amhrosini, R. Kaldany, M. Sanchez, A. Belen, A. Sikora.<br />

Sitting (top): J. Zientara, K. Shaw. Sitting (Bottom): V. Pacor, R. Sancetta,<br />

P. Scolaro.

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IE<br />

Front Row: 1-r, W. Kelly, J. Healey,<br />

R. Kecher, R. Carile. Back Row: 1-r'<br />

R. Silliere, B. Geraty, F. Valentinetti'<br />

J. Alleva, T. Doyle, N. Regan, v!<br />

Rodriguez, J. Mullen.<br />

New York<br />

Sou<br />

Front Row: 1-r, M. Foltin, T. Mc-<br />

Court, J. Planell. Back Row: 1-r, B.<br />

Conti, E. Tuite, J. Brown, W. Hamlet,<br />

M. Palmiotto, B. Corry, J. Byrne.<br />

Absent: W. Thompson, G. Michael.<br />

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IF<br />

THE CLUB.<br />

Back Row: 1-r, S. Gordon, T. Denaro, T. Carey<br />

F. Zirpolo, P. Quinones, V. Harris, S. Liburd<br />

K. Fox, F. Weller. Middle Row: 1-r, I'. Petrini<br />

M. Ledesma, R. Forstall, J. Cuk. K. Lowry<br />

R. Scafa, C. Cichorek. R. Gonzales, X. Luci<br />

vero. Front Row: I-r, A. Abraham, V. Ferrara<br />

R. Maza, G. Robinson, R. Sledzaus, L. Schifc<br />

R. Iamizzi, C. Castricato, J. Badagliacca.<br />

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1G<br />

5th Row: J. Fiorentino, C. Wackerly. 4th Row:<br />

J. Moore, R. Sullivan, G. Santangelo. 3rd Row:<br />

M. Dugan, M. Vaughan, R. Smith, A. O'Rourke<br />

2nd Row: R. Jorio, G. Collier, J. Spulka, C.<br />

Petrosino, P. Malgieri.<br />

'V'v -j|_

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1H<br />

Kneeling: T. Luzon, R. Ford, C.<br />

Beerman, T. Sarubbi, M. Cooney, A.<br />

Dennison. Sitting and Standing: R.<br />

Bozzo, M. Pisano, A. Mauro, S. Motti,<br />

J. Fearey, P. Marrinan, B. Stuart.<br />

Kneeling: J. Stapleton, F. Colarusso,<br />

D. Bari, J. Dolan, R. Gelomiino, S.<br />

Mitchell, M. Trammell. Standing: F.<br />

O'Brien, J. Walsh, L. Ponce De Leon,<br />

J. Manca, 1'. Mellon, M. Russo, R.<br />

Griffin, M. Waters.<br />

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u<br />

EACH ONE IS A<br />

MESSAGE<br />

172<br />

Bottom Row: 1-r, L. Farrell, T. Hagen, T. McShane, J. Zenkcwich, E. Duke, W. Michalski.<br />

2nd Row: 1-r. I. Crabtree, B. Bantry, A. McFarland, P. Smolenski, R. Boyd, E. Bum, K.<br />

Murphy, R. Hubert, V. O'Leary. 3rd Row•: 1-r, M. Coloe, P. Brown, A. Martin, E. Brannigan,<br />

M. Palazzo. A. Myers, D. Sheil, P. Raho. 4th Row: 1-r, B. Rollman, A.-Hallinan, T. Fitzmaurice,<br />

T. Maher, J. Choma.

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SOPHS<br />

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2A<br />

Standing, 1-r: P. McLaughlin, J.<br />

Dwyer, T. King, T. Kemm, J. Handraki,<br />

M. McKay. Seated, 1-r: L. La<br />

Verdera, S. Janelli, B. Kehoe, E. Lang.<br />

Standing, 1-r: J. Dolgetta, T. Charbonneau,<br />

P. Harkins, P. Corbett, K.<br />

Corcoran, P. Brady, D. Cavaluzzi.<br />

Seated, 1-r: B. Arabia, C. Brown, C.<br />

Clarke, S. Bell, G. Carona.<br />

Standing, 1-r: C. McDermott, A. Nemeth,<br />

J. Reilly, J. Panebianco, M.<br />

Murphy, W. Wencak.<br />

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2B<br />

Standing, I-r: F. O'Connor, M. O'Brien, Ft. Hartig, J. Mustich, P. Sheil, P. O'Shaushnessey,<br />

G. Tocchet, S. Vasta, J. Vinti. Seated, 1-r: C. Schipper, R. Rocklin, G. Tully,<br />

T. Yandow, J. Amster.<br />

Standing, 1-r: T. Meagher, A. D'Apice, P. Mozer, P. Gallagher, A. Hegeman, I.<br />

Cucinell, N. Cristiano, M. Cenerazzo. Seated, 1-r: W. Brenner, T. Izzard, Q. Murphy,<br />

S. Balog.

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2C<br />

Front, 1-r: A. Kayser, J. Eickemeyer, T. Kaul, B. Bonet, O. Kozicky, J. Riverso. Rear, 1-r:<br />

A. Kasak, J. Wuthenow, D. DeCrane, T. McElduff, J. Murtaugh, B. Plunkett.<br />

176<br />

Rear, 1-r: G. Trobe, P. Green, B. Boyd, J. Cannotta, D. Spellman, R. Ravinski, M. Morelli,<br />

J. Daino. Front, 1-r: J. Rego, J. Crecdon, A. Mincu, G. O'Brien, J. Dantuono D Adinolfi<br />

J. Lidy.

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Standing, I-r: D. Kivi, J. Johnson, G. Miller, D. Broderick, G. Halflude, S. Carballeira,<br />

G. Lacerenza. Seated, 1-r: R. Sheehan, R. Jorio, J. Gabriele, P. Dressinger.<br />

2D<br />

Standing, 1-r: R. Dorado, R. Witt, D. Cavell, V. Brisotti, L. Bellone, D. DiStasio,<br />

E. Bauer, G. McDermott, G. Fitzpatrick, R. Teubl.

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2E<br />

Rear 1-r: J. Diaz, F. Bachop, G. Malanga,<br />

K. Gallagher, M. Hutton, B.<br />

Wapelhorst, H. McEntee, P. Harkins.<br />

Front 1-r: J. McGrath, T. Losk.<br />

Rear 1-r: P. Lampone, A. Groos, D.<br />

Philip, P. Cristiano, S. Piccone, J.<br />

Pfister, J. Schilling, B. Tsoutsouras,<br />

W. Slattery. Front 1-r: M. Glynn, A.<br />

Orlando.<br />

Rear 1-r: K. Perrelli, M. Camerota, D.<br />

Neary, M. Mackenzie, J. Walsh, P.<br />

Grandsire. E. Bowles.<br />

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JuNiofS...<br />

179

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3A<br />

Seated: G. Yacono, B. McGuirk, C.<br />

Ng, K. McCabe. Standing: J. Cj m !<br />

perman, J. Walsh, M. Johnson, E.<br />

McCoimack, M. Gleeson.<br />

Seated: R. Giusti, C. South, R. Mora<br />

S. Mutino, K. McNamara. Standinfi<br />

J. Maffione, G. Luboja, L. Sosa, P<br />

Bonanno, T. Micek, M. Mulrow.<br />

Seated: J. Walsh, J. Tomaselli, P-<br />

Conn, E. McCormack, Standing: L.<br />

Pucci, F. Pumillo, J. Curran, D. Mc-<br />

Namara.<br />

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Front Row: P. Totten, F. Perez, T. Ferro, R. Hebron, J. Lauria,<br />

T. Dylon. Back Row: R. Young, J. Battipaglia, R. Aldorisio, T.<br />

Hogan, R. Doniinguez, M. Raffjo, P. Franco, H. Ledesma.<br />

3B<br />

Friendship<br />

Front Row: R. Saurel, R. Jasinski, S. Hartigan, F. Moreno, D. Genovese, B. Smith, D.<br />

Schirripa. Back Row: D. Barnette, J. Imperato, V. Fortunato, T. Civetta, T. Kearns, K. Worgul.<br />

181

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3C<br />

Front Row: K. Powers, R. Ferrara, H. Cook. 2nd Row<br />

J. Justo, P. Press, F. DeVito. 3rd Row: M. Albin, J<br />

Donahue, D. Curtin. 4th Row: B. Leight, J, Hopkins<br />

5th Row: M. Moschetta, M. Sommer.<br />

Front Row: D. Lynch, G. Trimarco, H. Davis. 2nd<br />

Row: P. Keener, G. McNamara, P. Guilbe. 3rd Row:<br />

T. May, S. Mostecak, J. Gammer. 4th Row: J. Maher,<br />

P. Madonia, E. McNamara. 5th Row: J. Philip, L.<br />

Johnson.<br />

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Seated: S. Eposito. M. Czajkowski, K. O'Neill, N. Lorabardi, S. Filizzola.<br />

Standing: P. Valentine, R. Parlapiano, S. Laraque, I. Mahoney, T. Yuen,<br />

J. Zaiuckiy, W. Heap.<br />

3D<br />

Seated: A. D'Angelo, B. Faraci, K. McGuinness, C. Nuzzi, T. Malloy. Standing: E. Gore,<br />

J. Dyer, K. Haynes, C. Salto, P. Malgieri, S. Corso, H. Cook, T. Gately, J. Shramko Missing:<br />

B. Flynn, R. Kargoll, A. LaSirena.<br />

183

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3E<br />

Seated: N. Lombardi, J. Costa, K. Walsh, L. May. Standing: S. Clorofilla, R. Naclerio, J.<br />

Raphael, J. Paolicelli.<br />

Seated: K. Carlesimo, M. Breen, E. O'Neill, C. PaganeUo, J. Ray, H. Hopkins, M. Michael.<br />

Standing: D. Reape, L. Nason, R. Stillman, D. McAIeenan, T. Kidera, J. Monterisi, R. Kramer,<br />

G. Buscemi, M. Lee, H. Brown. Missing: R. Charbonneaii, A. Dellapina, D. Fortino, R.<br />

Lambert, M. Lange, H. Regan, R. Sacco, T. DiPietro, P. LaVerne.

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Seated: M. Palatucci, P. Hansen, B. Kelly, C. Fee, J. Ward, P. Clemente. Standing: E, Vitale,<br />

L. Isganitis, R. Esposito, J. Annis, R. Murphy, A. Pfister, J. DeMarzo, O. Zuk, M. Reitano,<br />

P. Kozik.<br />

3F<br />

Is it a mystery<br />

or a comedy or what?<br />

Seated: J. Liao, R. O'Brien, P. Gille, G. Shaw, V. Thomas. Standing: M. Wolyniec, I*. Comi,<br />

J. Burt, G. Maher, K. Plunkett, N. Lombardi, M. Quinn, T. McCullough, D. Aquino.<br />

185

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; f \ ••*• «£.; /<br />

of<br />

:<br />

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re •-,<br />

oiscoveRy<br />

186

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how does one<br />

define an education ?<br />

some schools<br />

dwell on the academic<br />

and athletic facets,<br />

otheRs go fuRtheR,<br />

incoRpoRatinq the moRal<br />

ano spiRitual aspects.

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takes An Additional.<br />

step -<br />

heRe leARninq is An AlteRnAtive to Being tAuqht.<br />

188

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mcReasinq fReeoom<br />

is an<br />

paRt of<br />

education at<br />

foRoham pRep.<br />

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I<br />

189

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aLonq with<br />

incReaseo<br />

fReeoom<br />

comes<br />

ResponsiBility<br />

inoivioual as well as community.<br />

190

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Responsmility supplies<br />

the oppoRtunity foR an<br />

to Recognize<br />

his own potential.<br />

it pRovides the stimulus foR individual<br />

development and QROwth.<br />

191

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academic GROwth<br />

...teacheRS<br />

Become peRSons<br />

not instRuments.<br />

192

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^S^MJM.<br />

%/J.^<br />

: is i<br />

QROWth<br />

consioeRation of totaL<br />

ResponsmiLities.<br />

193

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... oipfeRinq types op people<br />

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a<br />

qai/w buidoo

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the total.<br />

expeRience<br />

consists of<br />

many eLements<br />

195

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City<br />

Revelation<br />

thRouqh youRseLp and otheRs.<br />

196

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new,<br />

stRenqthened,<br />

and deepened<br />

197

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eupope<br />

an AWAReness ano<br />

of foReiqn<br />

cultupes.<br />

198

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activities<br />

a display and<br />

enhancement op talents.<br />

199

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the new<br />

op<br />

continued educational<br />

advancement.<br />

200

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eveRy expeRiment<br />

BRinqs with it<br />

challenge -<br />

which at times<br />

appeals too oifpcuLt<br />

to meet.<br />

this<br />

pRep<br />

met the challenge<br />

unique<br />

one of discoveRy<br />

thRouqh expeRimentation.<br />

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Acknowledgments<br />

While the glory of this book and the praise it<br />

receives are usually bestowed upon its editor, its<br />

being is made into realty only by the concern and<br />

help of many other dedicated friends. Therefore I<br />

would like to thank:<br />

Father O'Brien SJ. for his concern and support.<br />

Father Joseph Rooney S.J. and his camera staff<br />

for their patience and efforts. Mr. Edmund Mc-<br />

Hugh for his courageous fight to reach this<br />

victory. Mr. Thomas Reynolds S.J. and Mr.<br />

John Heffernan for their unselfishness in time<br />

and energy and for their concern and encouragement.<br />

O'Toole & Sons, Inc., and especially<br />

their representative Mr. John McGuire for putting<br />

together the final product. Carol Studios,<br />

Inc., and especially Mr. Bill Welter for their<br />

generously given time and for the superb photographs<br />

which they produced. The S. K. Smith<br />

Co. and their representative, Mr. Russell La-<br />

Barca, for their professional work on the cover.<br />

All the patrons, without whom this yearbook<br />

would not be possible. And finally, I would<br />

like to thank my staff for coping with me in<br />

finally reaching our deadline.<br />

Steve McCarthy<br />

Editor-in-Chief<br />

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•<br />

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PATRONS<br />

Mr. & Mrs. Carl H. Abraham<br />

Mr. & Mrs. Lee P. Adams<br />

Mr. & Mrs. R. P. Aitken<br />

Mr. & Mrs. Tullio Aliprando<br />

Mr. & Mrs. Jerry A. Aquino<br />

Anne Banker<br />

Mr. & Mrs. Arnold E. Beerman<br />

Mr. & Mrs. John C. Bell & Family<br />

Mr. & Mrs. Julian Boggiano<br />

Mr. & Mrs. Rudolph M. Boyd<br />

Mr. & Mrs. James Bozzo<br />

Mary & Jim Brady<br />

Mrs. J. P. Breen<br />

Mr. & Mrs. William F. Burt, Jr.<br />

Joseph & Rose N. Byrne<br />

Dr. & Mrs. M. J. Carballeira<br />

Peter Carlesimo<br />

Mr. & Mrs. James G. Carter<br />

Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Christiano<br />

John J. Cicero<br />

Mr .& Mrs. Theodore Civetta, Sr.<br />

Dr. & Mrs. Richard C. Crabtree<br />

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas F. Curley<br />

Mr. & Mrs. Frank L. Szajkowski<br />

Mr. & Mrs. Arnold D'Angelo<br />

Fred D. DeFillippo<br />

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Dillon, Jr.<br />

Mr. & Mrs. Domenick DiPasquale<br />

Mrs. M. Dominguez & Family<br />

Mr. & Mrs. John J. Drummond<br />

Mr. & Mrs. John Dulko<br />

Mr. & Mrs. A. E. Duke<br />

Mr. & Mrs. R. Esposito<br />

Mr. & Mrs. F. A. Faraci<br />

Mr. & Mrs. Bernard J. Fee<br />

Mr. & Mrs. Louis J. Federici<br />

Angelo P. Ferrara<br />

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Fiorentino<br />

Mr. & Mrs. L. Firrantello<br />

Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Fritz<br />

Mr. & Mrs. Flavio Franco<br />

Mr. & Mrs. John Gallagher<br />

Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Gartland<br />

Mr. & Mrs. A. Gerald Gelormino<br />

Patricia Geraty<br />

Mr. & Mrs. A. Giamelle<br />

Mrs. Gisele C. Gille<br />

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PATRONS<br />

Mr. & Mrs. Carmine A. Giordano<br />

Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Gonzalez<br />

Mr. & Mrs. Julius Groth<br />

Mr. & Mrs. B. Guastella<br />

Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Hallinan<br />

Mrs. Walter Hamlet<br />

Mr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Hanley<br />

Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Hannigan<br />

Mr. & Mrs. Eugene L. Hannon, Jr.<br />

Mrs. Richard W. Hartig<br />

Mr. & Mrs. John D. Hartigan<br />

Mr. & Mrs. George T. Heussner<br />

Elias Hirs<br />

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Hogan<br />

Santiago Hung<br />

Mr. & Mrs. William J. Hurley<br />

Mr. & Mrs. Giocchino M. Imperato<br />

Dorothy A. Izzard<br />

Mr. & Mrs. Harold Johnson<br />

Irene Kaul<br />

Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Kemm<br />

Mr. & Mrs. John T. Kolody<br />

Mr. & Mrs. Charles P. Lambert, Jr.<br />

Mr. & Mrs. M. Lampone<br />

D. E. Landers<br />

Mr. & Mrs. F. LoBasso<br />

Joseph & Amy LoBue<br />

Mr. & Mrs. James P. Lundy<br />

Thomas P. Luzon<br />

Mr. & Mrs. John G. Mahoney<br />

Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Maranga<br />

Mr. & Mrs. William Martimucci<br />

Theresa Mastracchio<br />

The Matura Family<br />

Alma Maza<br />

Mr. & Mrs. Neil McCaffrey<br />

Mr. & Mrs. Matthew McEntee<br />

Mr. & Mrs. Daniel J. McNamara<br />

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph McNamara<br />

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas F. Meagher<br />

Mr. & Mrs. John J. Meng<br />

Raymond J. Milano<br />

Mr. & Mrs. George Miller<br />

Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Mirabito<br />

Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Montalbano<br />

Dr. & Mrs. Henry Morelli<br />

Mr. & Mrs. William J. Morin<br />

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PATRONS<br />

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Mulrow<br />

Mr. & Mrs. John J. Mulry<br />

Mr. & Mrs. James Mustich, Sr.<br />

Mr. & Mrs. Alferd J. Norton<br />

Mr. & Mrs. Ted Okon<br />

Mr. & Mrs. Ronald P. Olsen, Sr.<br />

Dr. & Mrs. John K. O'Neill<br />

Mr. & Mrs. Pat D. Pagano<br />

Dr. & Mrs. Oscar A. Palatucci<br />

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Palmiotti<br />

Mr. & Mrs. Frank Perrilli<br />

Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Petrosini<br />

D. N. Piccone<br />

John Pine<br />

Mr. & Mrs. John J. Planell<br />

Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Poto<br />

Mrs. George Press<br />

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Pucci<br />

Mr. & Mrs. William N. Regan<br />

Mrs. Estelle Robinson<br />

Maureen & Hyman E. Rocklin<br />

Mr. & Mrs. James A. Ryan<br />

Mr. & Mrs. Alfred E. Santangelo<br />

Dr. & Mrs. Anthony T. Scafa<br />

Mr. & Mrs. John G. Scott<br />

Steven R. Serletis<br />

Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Shea<br />

Dennis R. Shiel<br />

John & Amelia Shramko<br />

Arthur Sikula<br />

Mr. & Mrs. V. Sosa<br />

Ernest Paul Spatafore<br />

Mr. & Mrs. Salvatore Stellato<br />

Dr. & Mrs. Richard A. Sullivan<br />

Mr. & Mrs. Gabriel J. Tafuri<br />

Mr. & Mrs. Philip Teubl<br />

Mr. & Mrs. James H. Thombs<br />

Mr. & Mrs. Edward Tostanoski<br />

Mrs. Gloria Trobe<br />

Mr. & Mrs. Leo L. Tully<br />

Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Vitale<br />

Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Walsh<br />

Sophie & Joseph Zablocki<br />

Louis Zaharias<br />

Mr. & Mrs. John Zenkewich<br />

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Senior Directory<br />

CHRISTOPHER L. ADAMS<br />

551 Monroe Ct., River Edge, N.J. 07661<br />

MAROON KEY; Rampart 3; Rampart<br />

News Editor 4; Homecoming Committee<br />

1, 2, 3, 4; Forahts 2; C.A.P. 3; Class Officer<br />

4; Oratory 1, 2; J.V. Football 1, 2;<br />

Mission Night 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3,<br />

4; Cheerleader 3, 4<br />

MICHAEL G. ALBANO<br />

1925 Haight Avenue, Bronx, N.Y. 10461<br />

MAROON KEY; Oratory 1; Band 1;<br />

J.V. Football 2; Ramkin 3, 4; Rampart 4;<br />

German Choir 2, 3; Cheerleader 3;<br />

Homecoming Chairman; Big Brother;<br />

Bitter End 3, 4; Kennedy Home Project;<br />

Play Stage Crew; Freshman Orientation.<br />

GARY R. ALUISE<br />

305 Euclid Ave., Hackensack, N.J. 07601<br />

Band 1, 2; Forahts; Dance Committee<br />

1, 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; German<br />

Choir 2, 3; Mission Night 2; Christmas<br />

Assembly 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 3, 4;<br />

Janus; Bitter End 3, 4; Rampart 4; Choir<br />

4; Homecoming Committee 4<br />

ROBERT J. ANGIELLO<br />

31 Dalewood Dr., Hartsdale, N.Y. 10530<br />

J.V. Football 1; Freshman Basketball;<br />

J.V. Basketball; Varsity Basketball 3, 4;<br />

Orientation 4; Big Brother; Chess Club<br />

4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4<br />

JOHN J. ANGRISANI<br />

3041 Cruger Ave., Bronx, N.Y. 10467<br />

Janus Band 4; Weekly, Editor 4;<br />

Forahts 1, 2; Orientation; Big Brother;<br />

Homecoming 3, 4; Computer Club 3;<br />

CAP 2<br />

DOMINIQUE P. ARNOULD<br />

149-15 Elm Ave., Flushing, N.Y. 11355<br />

Class Officer 3; Swimming 1; Cross<br />

Country 4; Big Brother; Intramurals 1,<br />

2, 3; Homecoming 3; Mission Night 3, 4;<br />

Christmas Assembly 4; German Choir 1;<br />

Freshman Orientation<br />

JOSEPH E. BANKER<br />

415 East 85 St., New York, N.Y. 1002S<br />

Varsity Football 3; German Choir 2;<br />

Big Brother 4; Junior Newspaper; Intramurals<br />

1, 2, 4; Intramural Ref. 3, 4;<br />

Forahts 1, 2; Dance Committee 4;<br />

Christmas Assembly 4; Homecoming 4<br />

FRANCISCO B. BECERRA<br />

155 E. 116 St., New York, N.Y. 10029<br />

Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 1, 2;<br />

Russian Club 2, 3, 4; Chemistry Club 2;<br />

French Club 3, 4; Marine Biology Club<br />

3; Foreign Studies; Rampart 4; Russian<br />

Choir 3, 4; Kennedy Home Project; Stepinac<br />

Tutoring Project<br />

JOHN E. BELL<br />

33-39 158 St., Flushing, N.Y. 11358<br />

MAROON KEY 4; J.V., Varsity Football<br />

2, 3, 4; Captain; Freshman, Varsity<br />

Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4; Council of Discipline;<br />

Rampart 4; Big Brother; Frosh<br />

Orientation; CAP 3; Intramural Ref 4;<br />

Intramurals 1; Homecoming 1, 2, 3; Mission<br />

Night 3; Christmas Assembly 3, 4<br />

DAVE J. BLYTH<br />

214-16 46th Rd., Bayside, N.Y. 11361<br />

Chess Club 1, 4; Big Brother; Book-<br />

Exchange Committee 4; Intramurals 1,<br />

2, 3, 4; Gameroom Committee 4<br />

WILLIAM E. BOGGIANO<br />

217 Haven Ave., New York, N.Y. 10033<br />

Student Athletic Trainer 3, 4; Band<br />

1, 2, 3, 4; Chess Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Big<br />

Brother; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4<br />

PETER R. BRADY<br />

38 Kipling St., Hartsdale, N.Y. 10530<br />

J.V., Varsity Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Council<br />

of Discipline; Intramurals<br />

LAWRENCE C. BROWER<br />

SS2 Helen St., Teaneck, N.J. 07666<br />

Debating 2, 3; Band 2; Intramurals<br />

LAWRENCE T. CAMPBELL<br />

409 E. 64 St., New York, N.Y. 10021<br />

Band 4; Christmas Assembly 4; Mission<br />

Night 3, 4; Spanish Choir 4; Bitter<br />

End 3, 4; Big Brother; Intramurals 1, 3;<br />

Talent Show 1<br />

WILLIAM L. CAMPBELL<br />

409 E. 64 St., New York, N.Y. 10021<br />

MAROON KEY 4; Cross Country 1;<br />

Bookstore 2; Tennis 1; Intramurals 2, 3,<br />

4; Mission Night 3, 4; Talent Show 2;<br />

Senior Council; Bitter End 3, 4; Big<br />

Brother; Band 3; Spring Musical 4<br />

JOSEPH G. CANNELLA<br />

54-11 217 St., Bayside. N.Y. 11364<br />

Homecoming 1; Intramurals<br />

JOSEPH M. CARBALLEIRA<br />

157-04 35 Ave., Flushing N.Y, 11354<br />

Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 1; Baseball<br />

2, 4; J.V. Basketball 1. 2; Varsity<br />

Basketball 3, 4; Co-Captain; Big Brother;<br />

Homecoming 3<br />

KEITH E. CARCICH<br />

16 Caravella Lane, Nanuet, N.Y. 10954<br />

Tennis 1, 2; Band 1, 2; Mission Night<br />

1, 2, 3, 4; Bitter End 3, 4; Rampart 3, 4;<br />

Class President 1, 4; Class Officer 2;<br />

Dance Committee 4; Intramurals 1, 2,<br />

3, 4; Spring Musical 2, 3, 4; Homecoming<br />

3, 4; Big Brother<br />

MARK T. CARLESIMO<br />

330 Park St., Up. Montclair, N.J. 07043<br />

[ntramurals 2; Code of Conduct 3; Big<br />

Brother; J.V. Baseball 2; J.V Basketball<br />

2; Varsity Basketball 3, 4; Council of<br />

Discipline<br />

JAMES M. CARTER<br />

243 Calif. Rd.. Mt. Vernon. N.Y. 10552<br />

Ramkin 3, 4; Associate Editor 4; Rampart<br />

Business Mgr. 3. 4; Golf 1. 2. 3, 4.<br />

Swimming 1. 2; Homecoming 2. 3, 4; Intramurals<br />

2, 3; Toy Drive 3; Big Brother;<br />

Frosh Orientation<br />

JOHN L. CASEY<br />

254 East 54 St., New York. N.Y. 10021<br />

Intramurals 1, 2. 3. 4; J.V. Basketball<br />

2; Varsity Baseball 4; Frosh Orientation;<br />

School Choir 4; Christmas Assembly 4<br />

MARK A. CIANFAGLIONE<br />

147 Mile Sq. Rd.. Yonkers, N.Y. 10701<br />

Band Manager 4; Assistant Editor Letters<br />

4; Tennis 1, 2; Janus 3; Forahts 1;<br />

CAP 4; Oratory 1. 2; Big Brother<br />

DANIEL J. COLLINS<br />

24-12 24 Ave., Astoria, N.Y. 11102<br />

Band 1. 3; Camera Club 4; Chemistry<br />

Club 3; Dance Committee 4; Christmas<br />

Assembly 4; Homecoming 4; Forahts 1.<br />

3<br />

PETER J. CONROY<br />

6S-35 Clyde St., Forest Hills, N.Y. 11375<br />

Mission Night 3, 4; Forahts 3; Homecoming<br />

3, 4; Publicity 1; Christmas Assembly<br />

4; Dramatic Society Business<br />

Staff 4; Letters 4; Foreign Studies 3; Intramurals<br />

1, 3, 4<br />

JOHN D. CORRY<br />

43Prospect Dr., Yonkers. N.Y. 10705<br />

Freshman, J.V. Basketball; Freshman,<br />

Varsity Tennis; Intramurals 2, 3, 4;<br />

Homecoming 4; Council of Discipline 1<br />

THOMAS F. CURLEY JR.<br />

2 Peter Cooper Rd., New York, N.Y.<br />

10010<br />

MAROON KEY 4; Class President 1,<br />

2; Cross Country 1, 2; Track 1, 2. 3;<br />

Tennis 1, 2, 3; Forahts 1<br />

JAMES J. DARLINGTON<br />

66S E. 226 St.. Bronx, N.Y. 10466<br />

LUCIANO E. DeMARCO<br />

178 Prospect Ave., Valhalla, N.Y. 10595<br />

Financial Committee—Staff Head 4;<br />

Orientation Committee 4; Ramkin 4; Big<br />

Brother Program 4; Tennis 1, 3. 4; Track<br />

4; German Choir 1, 3, 4; Christmas Assembly<br />

Committee 1, 3, 4; Intramurals<br />

1, 3, 4; Academic Planning Committee 4;<br />

Chemistry Club 3; Rampart 1. 3; Cheerleading<br />

4; Homecoming 1, 3, 4; Janus 3;<br />

Letters 3; Talent Show 1<br />

THOMAS F. DEMPSEY<br />

90 Sargent Rd.. Scarsdale, N.Y. 1058 i<br />

Freshman Cross Country; J.V. Football<br />

2; Forahts 1; Homecoming 1. 3; Big<br />

Brother Program 4; Freshman Orientation<br />

Committee 4; Rampart 4; Intramurals

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MATTHEW F. DiGIORGI<br />

35 Forest Cr., New Rochelle, N.Y. 10804<br />

Chess Club 2; Debate 1; Intramurals<br />

1; Christmas Assembly 4; Dance Committee<br />

4; Forahts 3; Class President 4<br />

YITO A DIGIROLAMO<br />

2240 Tiemann Ave., Bronx, N.Y. 10469<br />

J.V. Football 1, 2; Forahts 2; Camera<br />

Club 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4<br />

DOMENICK R. DiPASQUALE<br />

779 E. 211 St., Bronx, N.Y. 10467<br />

German Choir 2, 3, 4; Rampart 4; Big<br />

Brother Program 4; Orientation Committee<br />

4; Weekly 4; Forahts 1; Homecoming<br />

1, 3, 4; Intramurals 2, 4<br />

MARIO V. DI STASIO<br />

97-26 106 St., Ozone Park, N.Y. 11416<br />

Photo Club 4; Big Brother Program 4;<br />

Chess Club 3; Coin & Stamp Club 4.<br />

MICHAEL J. DRUMMOND<br />

389 Park Ave., Manhasset, N.Y. 11030<br />

World Youth Forum 3, 4; Debate and<br />

Speech 1, 3, 4; Homecoming Committee<br />

4; Freshman Orientation 4; Big Brother<br />

Program 4; Intramurals 1<br />

JOHN A. DULKO<br />

82-32 62 Ave., Middle Village, N.Y.<br />

11379<br />

Ramkin 4; Rampart 4; Dramatic Society—Business<br />

Staff 4; Intramurals 1, 4;<br />

Band 4; Forahts 1; Mission Night 3;<br />

Christmas Assembly 4; Big Brother Program<br />

4; Freshman Orientation 4; Homecoming<br />

Committee 4; Dance Committee;<br />

Chess Club 1, 4<br />

EDWARD A. EICHMAN III<br />

c/o Carich, 16 Caravella Ln., Nanuet,<br />

N.Y. 10954<br />

Debating 1; Big Brother Program 4;<br />

Class Officer 4; Mission Night 4; Intramurals<br />

1, 2, 3, 4; Bitter End 3, 4; Dance<br />

Committee 4<br />

JOSEPH E. FEDERICI<br />

2612 Chesbrough Ave., Bronx, N.Y.<br />

10461<br />

MAROON KEY 4; Gameroom Committee<br />

Chairman 4; Homecoming Committee<br />

2, 3, 4; Christmas Assembly Committee<br />

3; Chemistry Club 1; Intramurals<br />

1, 2, 3; Big Brother Program-Orientation<br />

Committee 4; Russian Choir 3, 4;<br />

Russian Club 2, 3; Track 1; Dramatics<br />

Society 3; Cheerleading<br />

SALVATOREJ. FERRANTE<br />

42-20 162 St., Flushing, N.Y. 11358<br />

Hospital Project 1; Forahts 1; German<br />

Choir 1; Mission Night 3, 4; Janus 3;<br />

Cheerleading 4; Weekly—Assistant Editor<br />

4; Homecoming Committee 1, 3, 4;<br />

Basketball Mgr.; Business Staff for Play<br />

1; Christmas Assembly 4; Dance Committee<br />

1, 4; Photo Staff 4; Gameroom<br />

Committee 4<br />

GREGORY M. FERRARO<br />

4 Alta Vista Circle, Irvington, N.Y.<br />

10533<br />

Transportation Committee Chairman<br />

4; Freshman Cross Country Team 1;<br />

Hospital Project 1; Homecoming Committee<br />

1, 3, 4; German Choir 3, 4; Mission<br />

Night 3, 4; Big Brother Program 4;<br />

Rampart 4<br />

LAWRENCE A. FIRRANTELLO<br />

203 Woodlawn Ave., New Rochelle, N.Y.<br />

10805<br />

Choir 4; Band Manager 4; Homecoming<br />

Committee 1, 2, 3; Russian Choir 3,<br />

4; Book Club 2; Forahts 1; Intramurals<br />

1, 2<br />

MICHAEL P. FOX<br />

167 Norma Rd., Teaneck, N.J. 07666<br />

Bookstore 1, 3, 4; Chess Club 1;<br />

Forahts 3; Homecoming Committee 1, 4;<br />

Big Brother Program 4; Intramurals 1<br />

MARK J. FRITZ<br />

1448 Riverview Ave., Peekskill, N.Y.<br />

10566<br />

German Choir 2, 3, 4; Athletic Council<br />

3; Camera Club 1, 2; Dance Committee<br />

4; Big Brother Program 4; Intramurals<br />

1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 4; J.V.<br />

Tennis 2<br />

JOHN T. FUGETT<br />

116 Pinehurst Ave., Hudson View<br />

Gardens, New York, N.Y. 10033<br />

MAROON KEY 4; Senior Council-<br />

Sophomore Coordinator; Class Officer 1,<br />

3; Executive Editor Ramkin 4, Ramkin 3;<br />

Homecoming Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; J.V.<br />

Baseball; Freshman and J.V. Basketball<br />

Mgr.; Big Brother Program 4; Rampart<br />

3, 4; German Choir; Dance Committee<br />

3; Intramurals; Chairman—Student Committee<br />

on the New Academic Plan<br />

DOMINGO E. GALLIANO<br />

720 W. 170 St., New York, N.Y. 10033<br />

Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3,<br />

4; Swimming 1<br />

JAMES J. GANGITANO<br />

33 Rose Ave., Eastchester, N.Y. 10707<br />

Intramurals 1, 2; Gameroom Committee<br />

1; Homecoming Committee 3; Chess<br />

Club 4<br />

MICHAEL K. GANNON<br />

2376 Ryer Ave., Bronx, N.Y. 10458<br />

Track 1, 3; Intramurals 1, 2; Forahts;<br />

J.V. Football; Varsity Football Homecoming;<br />

Athletic Director 4<br />

RICHARD C. GIORDANO<br />

144 Webster Rd., Scarsdale, N.Y. 10583<br />

Band 1, 2, 3; Computer Club 1;<br />

Dance Committee Co-Chairman 4; Russian<br />

Choir 3; Spring Musical 3; Mission<br />

Night Committee 1, 2, 3; Bitter End<br />

Committee 3<br />

ROBERT C. GORDAN JR.<br />

315 Hillside Ave., Leonia, N.J. 07605<br />

Intramurals 1, 2, 3; French Club 2, 3;<br />

Forahts 1, 2; Letters 1, 2, 3; CAP 1;<br />

Class President 4<br />

GREGORY S. GROTH<br />

20 Stillwell PI., Freeport, N.Y. 11520<br />

Big Brother Program 4; Cheerleader<br />

4; Chess Club 1, 4; Christmas Assembly<br />

4; Community Action Program 1, 3;<br />

Gameroom Committee 4; German Choir<br />

1, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 3, 4; Homecoming<br />

3, 4; Mission Night 3, 4; Publicity 4<br />

MICHAEL R. HALLERAN<br />

315 E. 72 St., New York, N.Y. 10021<br />

Track 1, 2, 4; J.V. Football 1, 2; Letters;<br />

Chairman of Dance Committee;<br />

Homecoming Committee 3; Christmas<br />

Assembly 4; Intramural Referee 3, 4; Intramurals<br />

PETER C. HANLEY<br />

146-36 23 Ave., Whitestone, N.Y. 11357<br />

MAROON KEY 4; Varsity Baseball 2,<br />

3, 4; Athletic Council 3, 4; Cheerleader<br />

4; Homecoming Committee 3, 4; Track<br />

1; J.V. Football 2; Rampart 4; Publicity<br />

4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4<br />

PHILIP M. HANNON<br />

45 E. 89 St., New York, N.Y. 10028<br />

GEORGE T. HEUSSNER<br />

c/o Walter J. Heussner, 606 W 191 St.,<br />

New York, N.Y. 10040<br />

Freshman Basketball; J.V. Basketball<br />

2; Varsity Basketball 3, 4; Tennis 1, 2,<br />

3, 4; Hospital Project 2, 3; Homecoming<br />

Committee; German Choir 2, 3; Big<br />

Brother Program; Class Officer 1, 3<br />

JAMES M. HURLEY<br />

P.O. Box 42, Armonk, N.Y. 10504<br />

MAROON KEY 4; J.V. Football 1;<br />

J.V. Baseball 1; Varsity Football 2, 3, 4;<br />

Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4; Athletic Director<br />

3 '<br />

JAMES J. HYDE<br />

777 Webster Ave., New Rochelle, N.Y.<br />

10804<br />

MAROON KEY 4; Varsity Swimming<br />

1, 2, 3, 4; Captain of Swimming Team 4;<br />

Hospital Project 2, 3, 4; Homecoming<br />

Committee 2, 3, 4; Rampart 3; Editorin-Chief<br />

of Rampart 4; Class Officer 2;<br />

Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Orientation Committee<br />

4; Big Brother Program 4<br />

PETER J. IVORY<br />

328 E. 19 St., Bronx, N.Y. 10458<br />

Varsity Football 4; J.V. Basketball<br />

Manager 2; Freshman Track; Band 1;<br />

Christian Action Program 2, 3; Orientation<br />

4; Big Brother Program 4; Intramurals<br />

1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 1<br />

JOSEPH T. KAIN<br />

241 Claremont Ave., Mt. Vernon, N.Y. •<br />

10552<br />

Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1; Janus<br />

3; Big Brother Program 4; Freshman<br />

Orientation 4; Athletic Council 4; Dance<br />

Committee 4; Student Finance Committee<br />

4; Christmas Assembly 4; Mission<br />

Night 3, 4; Stage Crew 3, 4'<br />

JOHN T. KOLODY<br />

St. Barnabas Hospital, 4422 Third Ave.,<br />

Bronx, N.Y. 10457<br />

Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorale 4; Forahts 1;<br />

Christmas Assembly 4; Homecoming 1,<br />

2; Janus 3; Weekly 4; Book Exchange 4<br />

ROBERT F. LACEY<br />

583 W. 215 St., New York, N.Y. 10034<br />

Class Officer 1, 2, 3; J.V. Football 1;<br />

J.V. Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 3;<br />

Track 1; Intramurals 4<br />

DAVID B. LANDERS<br />

650 Queen Anne Rd., Teaneck, N.J.<br />

07666

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MAROON KEY 3, 4; Class President<br />

2, 3; Class Secretary—Treasurer 1; Senior<br />

Council 4; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball<br />

1, 2; Homecoming 3; Big Brother 4; Intramurals<br />

1, 2<br />

WILLIAM A. LaVERNE<br />

17 E. 82 St., New York, N.Y. 1002S<br />

J.V. Bowling 1; Track 1, 4; Christmas<br />

Assembly 1, 3, 4; Dance Committee 3, 4;<br />

Rampart 4; Intramurals 4; Secretary-<br />

Treasurer 4; Publicity 4; Big Brother<br />

Program 4<br />

JOHN J. LEE III<br />

652 Scarsdale Rd., Yonkers, N.Y. 10707<br />

J.Y. Football 1; Swimming 1, 2, 3;<br />

Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Christmas Assembly<br />

4; Freshman Orientation 4; Big<br />

Brother Program 4; French Club 4<br />

MICHAEL F. LETTERESE<br />

304 Pleasant Ave., New York, N.Y.<br />

10035<br />

Varsity and J.V. Football; Intramurals;<br />

Orientation Committee; Big Brother Program<br />

4; Rugby Club; Council of Discipline;<br />

Spring Musical; Toy Drive; Bitter<br />

End Committee; Class Officer 4<br />

SAMSON J. LIAO<br />

5826 Tyndall Ave., Bronx, N.Y. 10471<br />

MAROON KEY 4; Cross Country 1,<br />

2, 3, 4; Track and Field 1, 2, 3, 4;' Intramurals<br />

1; Christmas Assembly Co-<br />

Chairman 4; Mission Night Committee 3;<br />

Big Brother Program and Freshman Orientation<br />

4<br />

FRANCIS J. LOBASSO<br />

119 Parkview Ave., Yonkers, N.Y. 10708<br />

Freshman Track; J.V. Football 2; Intramurals<br />

1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 1<br />

ROBERT P. LOBUE<br />

2758 Lurting Ave., Bronx, N.Y. 10469<br />

Lab Assistant 3, 4; Debate 1, 2;<br />

Forahts 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Rampart<br />

4; Janus 3; Big Brother Program 4;<br />

German Choir 2, 3, 4; Dance Committee<br />

4; Mission Night Committee 3; Christmas<br />

Assembly 4; Camera Club 1; Cheerleader<br />

4; Homecoming Committee 1, 2,<br />

3,4<br />

ROBERT P. LONG<br />

5 Campden Rd., Scarsdale, N.Y. 10583<br />

Homecoming Committee 3, 4; Toy<br />

Drive 3, 4; Intramurals 3, 4; Rampart 4;<br />

Spanish Choir 4; Big Brother Program 4<br />

WILLIAM J. LYONS JR.<br />

128 Monterey Ave., Pelham, N.Y. 10803<br />

Publicity 4; Bitter End Committee 3,<br />

4; Mission Night Committee 3, 4; Dramatic<br />

Society 3, 4; Homecoming Committee<br />

3, 4; German Choir 2; Christmas<br />

Assembly Committee 4; Intramurals 1,<br />

2, 3, 4; Dance Committee 4; Janus 3;<br />

Big Brother Program 4<br />

CHRISTOPHER M. MAGEE<br />

1009 Abbot Blvd., Fort Lee, N.J. 07024<br />

MAROON KEY 4, President; Rampart<br />

—Editor-in-Chief; Dramatic Society 2, 3,<br />

4; Spring Musical 2, 3; Swimming Team<br />

1; Russian Choir 3, 4; Freshman Orientation<br />

Committee—Chairman 4; Talent<br />

Show 1, 2; Bitter End-Chairman 3;<br />

Bitter End Committee 2, 3, 4; Christmas<br />

Assembly Committee 3, 4; Homecoming<br />

Committee 3, 4; Intramurals<br />

BRIAN J. MALONE<br />

1 Georgia Ln., Bronxville, N.Y. 10708<br />

Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Big Brother Program<br />

4; Computer Club 2; Book Exchange<br />

Committee—Chairman 4; Homecoming<br />

Committee 1, 2, 3; Christmas Assembly;<br />

"Brass Menagerie" 3; Chorale (Officer)<br />

2, 4<br />

KENNETH A. MARANGA<br />

4422 Third Ave., Bronx, N.Y. 10457<br />

J.V. Football 1; J.V. Baseball 1, 2;<br />

Varsity Football 3; Intramurals 2, 4;<br />

Bitter End Committee—Asst. Chairman<br />

4; Big Brother Program 4; Class Officer<br />

1; Foreign Studies Program 4; Tech<br />

Crew 3; Choir 4; Spanish Choir 4<br />

JOHN D. MARZI<br />

16 Fort Charles Place, New York, N.Y.<br />

10453<br />

Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis Team 1;<br />

Dramatics—Tech Crew; Publicity 1, 2,<br />

3, 4<br />

JOJEPH H. MASTERSON<br />

157 Herrick Ave., Teaneck, N.J. 07666<br />

Class President 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3,<br />

4; J.V. Baseball 1, 2; Tennis 1, 2; Varsity<br />

Tennis 3, 4; Big Brother Program 4<br />

PETER A. MASTRACCHIO<br />

210 Osborn Ave., Mamaroneck, N.Y.<br />

10543<br />

Class President 1; Debate Club 1, 3;<br />

German Choir 1, 3; Intramurals 1<br />

RICHARD L. MATTIACCHIO<br />

2354 Prospect Ave., Bronx, N.Y. 10458<br />

Band 1, 2, 3-President 4; Janus-Editor<br />

3; Forahts 1, 2; Chorale 2, 3; Christmas<br />

Assembly Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Mission<br />

Night 3; Big Brother Program 4<br />

PETER X. MATURA<br />

95-52 115 St., Richmond, N.Y. 11419<br />

German Choir 1, 3; Mission Night-<br />

Tech Crew 3; Hospital Project 1; Homecoming<br />

Committee 1, 3, 4; Christmas<br />

Assembly Committee 4; Big Brother<br />

Program 4<br />

THOMAS W. McAULIFFE<br />

52 Wildwood Rd., New Rochelle, N.Y.<br />

10804<br />

Tennis 1, 2; J.V. Basketball 2; Rampart<br />

3,Managing Editor 4; Community<br />

Action Program 3; Homecoming Committee<br />

3, 4; Big Brother Program 4; Intramurals<br />

1, 2, 3, 4<br />

CORNELIUS T. McCAFFREY III<br />

1109 Washington Ave., Pelham, N.Y.<br />

10803<br />

Debate 1; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4<br />

BRIAN j. MCCARTHY<br />

3250 Perry Ave., Bronx, N.Y. 10467<br />

MAROON KEY 3, 4; Senior Council<br />

—Freshman Co-ordinator 4; Class President<br />

1, 2; Rampart—Sports Editor 3, 4;<br />

J.V. Baseball 1, Captain 2; Varsity Baseball<br />

3; Swimming 1; Homecoming Committee<br />

1, 2, 3, 4; Toy Drive 2, 3, 4; Big<br />

Brother Program 4; Community Action<br />

Program 2, 3; Janus 3<br />

STEVEN j. MCCARTHY<br />

77 Sagamore Rd., Bronxville, N.Y. 10708<br />

MAROON KEY 3, 4-Secretary; Ramkin<br />

3, Editor-in-Chief 4; Big Brother<br />

Program 4; Rampart 3, 4; Homecoming<br />

Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Swimming 1, 2, 3;<br />

Class President 1, 2; Orientation Committee<br />

WILLIAM F. MCCARTHY<br />

221 Tom Hunter Rd.. Fort Lee. N.J.<br />

07024<br />

Cross Country 1. 2; Track 1. 2:<br />

S.P.I".R.—Community Action Program 3.<br />

Chess Club 4; Class President 2: Intramurals<br />

1. 2. 3. 4<br />

KEVIN B. McCORMACK<br />

520 Bedford Rd.. Pocantico Hills. N.Y.<br />

10591<br />

Publicity; J.V. Football 1; N.Y. State<br />

Textbook Committee 1. 2. 3, 4<br />

RICHARD C. McCREA<br />

150 Spencer PL, Ridgewood, N.J. 07450<br />

Track 1, 4; Baseball 1, 2; Cross-Country<br />

1; Spanish Club 1. 2; Community<br />

Action Program 2; J.V. Football 2; Intramurals<br />

1, 2, 3, 4<br />

EDWARD T. MeCULLOUGH<br />

147-18 15 Dr., Whitestone, N.Y. 11357<br />

Track 1, 2; J.Y. Cross-Country; J.Y.<br />

Baseball; German Choir 2. 3. 4; Class<br />

Officer 3; Community Action Program;<br />

Janus 3; Dramatic Society; Big Brother<br />

Program 4; Choir; Homecoming Committee—Co-Chairman<br />

4; Mission Night<br />

Committee; Christmas Assembly Committee;<br />

Intramurals 1, 2. 3, 4<br />

PAUL A. McCULLOUGH<br />

147-18 15 Dr., Whitestone. N.Y. 11357<br />

Track 1, 2; Cross-Country 2, 3; Janus<br />

3; Community Action Program 3, 4;<br />

Choir; Big Brother Program 4; Homecoming<br />

Committee 4; Dramatic Societ)<br />

3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4<br />

JOHN E. McENEANEY<br />

4 Beach Ave., Larchmont, N.Y. 10538<br />

Swimming 1; Varsity Swimming 2;<br />

Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Community Action<br />

Program 1, 2, 3; Camera Club 1; Publicy<br />

1, 2, 3, 4; Big Brother Program 4;<br />

Cheerleader 4; Intramurals 1, 2; Russian<br />

Choir 3, 4<br />

JOHN McGINLEY<br />

199 Summit Ave., Dumont, N.J. 07628<br />

Track 1; Cross Country 1; J.V. Basketball;<br />

Baseball; Golf, Dance Committee<br />

3; Big Brother Program 4; Toy Drive<br />

4; Rampart; Community Action Program<br />

3; Intramurals<br />

TERENCE W. McKIERNAN<br />

64 LawTence Ave., Tuckahoe, N.Y.<br />

10707<br />

Computer Club 1; Cross Country 1,<br />

Lab Assistant 1, 2, 3; Poetry Club 3:<br />

Letters—Editor 4; Janus—Editor 3<br />

ROGER j. MCLAUGHLIN<br />

191 Larch Ave., Teaneck. N.J. 07666<br />

MAROON KEY 4; Rampart 3, 4;<br />

Forahts 1, 2, 3; Tennis Team 1. 2. 3;<br />

Big Brother Program 4; Junior Prom<br />

Chairman 3; Class President 4; Mission<br />

Night Committee 3—Chairman 4<br />

JOSEPH M. McNAMARA<br />

590 Monterey Ave., Pelham Manor, N.Y.<br />

10803<br />

German Choir 2, 3; Homecoming 3. 4;<br />

J.V. Baseball 2; Big Brother Program 4;<br />

Mission Night Committee 3, 4; Intramurals<br />

1, 2. 3, 4; Ramkin 3—Business<br />

Manager 4. Senior Week—Chairman<br />

PAUL D. McPEAK<br />

625 Gramatan Ave.. Mt Vernon N Y<br />

10552

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MAROON KEY 4; Speech and Debate<br />

1, 2, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2;<br />

Athletic Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Council—Treasurer<br />

4; German Choir 1, 2;<br />

Outdoors Club 2, 3; Dramatic Society<br />

3, 4; Bitter End Committee 3<br />

THOMAS H. MCQUILLAN<br />

200 Pennsylvania Ave., Crestwood, N.Y.<br />

10707<br />

Swimming Team 1; Speech and Debate<br />

2, Forahts 1, 2, 3; Big Brother Program<br />

4; Janus 3; Mission Night Committee<br />

3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4<br />

MICHAEL R. MENG<br />

P.O. Box 92, Alpine, N.J. 07620<br />

MAROON KEY 4; Dramatic Society<br />

Technical Staff 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Manager<br />

3, 4; German Choir 2, 3; Talent Show<br />

Committee; Homecoming Committee;<br />

Big Brother Program 4; Photo Staff 4<br />

KEVIN X. MERGARDT<br />

514 Manor Ridge Rd., Pelham Manor,<br />

N.Y. 10803<br />

Tennis 1, 2; Debate Club 1; Chess<br />

Club 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Silver<br />

Medal 1<br />

FERDINAND J. MILANO<br />

663 S. 5 Ave., Mt. Vernon, N.Y. 10550<br />

German Choir 2, 3, 4 Intramural Football<br />

1, 2, 3; Camera Club<br />

YOSUKE MISHIRO<br />

5700 Arlington Ave., Bronx, N.Y. 10471<br />

Forahts; German Choir; Big Brother<br />

ANTHONY N. MONTALBANO<br />

1458 2nd Ave., New York, N.Y. 10021<br />

Forahts; Publicity; Chorale 2, 4; German<br />

Choir 2, 4; Chemistry Club 2;<br />

Homecoming Committee 3, 4; Cheerleaders<br />

4; Big Brother; Foreign Studies<br />

Program; Mission Night 1, 2; Co-Chairman<br />

Christmas Assembly Committee 4;<br />

Computer Club 3, 4<br />

BRIAN E. MORAN<br />

16 Lyons PL, Larchmont, N.Y. 10538<br />

J.Y. Tennis 1, 2; Dramatic Society<br />

Business Staff 3; German Choir 1, 2; Intramurals<br />

1, 2, 3, 4; Big Brother; Freshman<br />

Orientation 4; Class Officer 1<br />

RORY M. MORAN<br />

16 Lyons PL, Larchmont, N.Y. 10538<br />

Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Co-Head of Intramurals;<br />

Tennis 1, 2, 3; J.V. Baseball<br />

2; Varsity Baseball 3, 4; German Choir<br />

2, 3; Cheerleaders 4; Homecoming 4;<br />

C.A.P. 1; Big Brother 4; Intramural<br />

Referee 4<br />

BRIAN A. MOSTERO<br />

IS Pinewood Rd., Plandome, N.Y. 11030<br />

J.Y. Football 1; Varsity Football 3,<br />

Capt. 4.<br />

TERRENCE J. MULRY<br />

255 E. 207 St., Bronx, N.Y. 10467<br />

MAROON KEY; Ramkin; Bitter End<br />

Committee Chairman; Choir—Business<br />

Manager; Freshman Cross Country;<br />

Freshman Track; Camera Club 1, 2;<br />

Dramatic Society; Homecoming Committee;<br />

Intramurals; Janus; Oratory 2;<br />

Big Brother; Orientation ;Committee<br />

C.A.P.; Letters; Christmas Assembly<br />

PAUL T. MURPHY<br />

2505 Aqueduct Ave., Bronx, X.Y. 10468<br />

Varsity Football 4; Intramurals 1, 2. 3;<br />

Big Brother 4; Gameroom Committee 4;<br />

Freshman Basketball; Freshman Orientation<br />

4; Homecoming 3<br />

JOHN K. MURTAGH<br />

130 Bergen Ave., Ridgefield Park,<br />

N.J. 07660<br />

Varsity Football 4; Publicity 1, 2;<br />

Gameroom 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals<br />

1, 2, 3; Forahts 1, 2; Intramural<br />

Referee 3, 4; Mission Night 2; Homecoming<br />

1, 2; Chess Club 2, 3; Council<br />

of Discipline 4<br />

IGNACIO E. NAVARRETE<br />

54 W. 16 St., New York, N.Y. 10011<br />

MAROON KEY; Debate & Speech<br />

Club—Secretary 3—President 4; Class<br />

President 4; Chess Club—President 1;<br />

Rampart 3; French Club 3, 4; Forahts<br />

1, 3; C.A.P. 3; Janus 3; World Youth<br />

Forum Committee 3, 4; Big Brother;<br />

Black-Spanih Coalition 3, 4; Publicity 3;<br />

Bookstore 3; Gold Medal 1, 3<br />

KEVIN P. NORTON<br />

521 Tenafly Rd., Englewood, N.J. 07631<br />

Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 1, 2,<br />

3, 4, Captain 4; Russian Club; Russian<br />

Choir; Big Brother; Freshman Orientation;<br />

Bitter End 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3,<br />

4; Rampart 1, 4<br />

PATRICK J. O'CONNELL<br />

10 Stuyvesant Oval, New York, N.Y.<br />

10009'<br />

Freshman Tennis; Homecoming 2, 3,<br />

4; Freshman Swimming; Varsity Swimming<br />

2, 3, 4; Co-Chairman of the Toy<br />

Drive; C.A.P.-Hospital Project 2, 3, 4;<br />

Rampart 3, 4<br />

THEODORE A. OKON JR.<br />

16 Center Dr., Malba, N.Y. 11357<br />

MAROON KEY; Swimming 1; Co-<br />

Chairman of Toy Drice 4; Homecoming<br />

3, 4; Publicity 3, 4; Big Brother; Freshman<br />

Orientation 4; Christmas Assembly<br />

4; Council of Discipline 4; Intramurals<br />

1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Committee 3; Class<br />

Officer 4<br />

ROBERT A. ORSI<br />

3435 Olinville Ave., Bronx, N.Y. 10467<br />

MAROON KEY 3, 4; Senior Council-<br />

Senior Co-Ordinator; Class Officer 2;<br />

Class President 3; Hospital Project 1, 2,<br />

3, 4; J.V. Tennis 1, 2; J.V. Football 2;<br />

Janus; Assistant Editor of Rampart; Assistant<br />

Editor of Letters<br />

PATRICK M. PAGANO<br />

R.F.D. # 1, Hunterbrook Rd., Yorktown<br />

Heights, N.Y. 10598<br />

MAROON KEY 4; Track 1; Class Officer<br />

2; Janus 3; Code of Conduct Committee<br />

3; German Choir 2, 3, 4; Publicity<br />

4; Ramkin 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4<br />

JAMES J. PARKER<br />

35-18 157 St., Flushing, N.Y. 11358<br />

Forahts 1, 2; Mission Night 3, Chairman<br />

4; Toy Drive 3, 4; Homecoming<br />

Committee 3, 4; Big Brother Program 4;<br />

Senior Prom—Chairman 4; Intramurals;<br />

Russian Choir 3, 4<br />

CARL F. PELLITTERI<br />

6760 Harrow St., Forest Hills N.Y<br />

11375<br />

Swimming 2; Forahts 3; Intramurals<br />

1, 2. 3; Letters 1; Cheerleader 3; Baseball<br />

4; Dance Committee 2<br />

BRIAN W. PERRY<br />

2955 Decatur Ave., Bronx, N.Y. 10458<br />

Community Action Program 1, 2, 3;<br />

Debate 1, 2; Band 1, 2; Choir 4; Intramurals<br />

ANTHONY J. PETRINI<br />

42-20 Kissena Blvd., Flushing, N.Y.<br />

11355<br />

Intramurals .1, 3, 4; Photography Club<br />

4; Big Brother Program 4; Homecoming<br />

1, 4; Christmas Assembly 4; Dance Committee<br />

4<br />

STEPHEN M. PICCA<br />

1505 Archer Rd., Bronx, N.Y. 10462<br />

Computer Club 2, 3; Forahts 1, 2;<br />

German Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1,<br />

2, 3, 4; Rampart 1, 2<br />

JOSEPH N. PILE<br />

2S66 Marion Ave., Bronx, N.Y. 10458<br />

MAROON KEY; German Choir 1, 2,<br />

3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Choral 4; Intramurals;<br />

Big Brother Program 4; Rampart<br />

4;Janus 3<br />

PETER E. PIZZURRO<br />

644 Ardsley Rd., Scarsdale, N.Y. 10583<br />

Dramatic Society Technical Crew 2, 3,<br />

4; Athletic Council 3, 4; German Choir<br />

2, 3, 4; Big Brother Program 4; Intramurals<br />

1, 2, 3, 4<br />

GEORGE R. PRESS<br />

28 Van Terrace, Sparkill, N.Y. 10976<br />

Homecoming Committee 1, 3, 4;<br />

Christmas Assembly Committee 1, 3; Big<br />

Brother Program 4; Swimming Team 1;<br />

Intramurals 1, 3, 4<br />

MICHAEL W. PUCCI<br />

3129 Arlington Ave., Bronx, N.Y. 10463<br />

J.V. Football 1, 2, Football 3, 4; Community<br />

Action Program 1, 2, 4; Ramkin<br />

3, 4; Toy Drive Committee 3, 4; Computer<br />

Club 1; Homecoming 2; Cheerleaders<br />

3; Gameroom Committee 4; Big<br />

Brother Program 4; Christinas Assembly<br />

Committee 4; Intramurals 1, 2<br />

CARMELO A. PUCCIO<br />

1508 White Plains Rd., Bronx, N.Y.<br />

10462<br />

J.V. Bowling Team 3, Varsity Bowling<br />

4; Big Brother Program 4; Gameroom<br />

Committee 3; Chess Club 4; Homecoming<br />

Committee 1, 4; Spanish Choir 4;<br />

Intramurals 1, 3<br />

MICHAEL D. QUINLAN<br />

33-27 160 St., Flushing, N.Y. 11358<br />

Dramatic Society 3, 4; Rampart; Toy<br />

Drive Committee 3, 4; Class Officer 3;<br />

J.V. Basketball—Manager; Big Brother<br />

Program 4; Intramurals; Chairman-<br />

Senior Prom 4<br />

JOHN O. REGAN<br />

2 Northway, Bronxville, N.Y. 10708<br />

Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Janus 3; Toy Drive<br />

Committee 3, 4; Homecoming Committee<br />

2, 3, 4; Big Brother Program 4; Silver<br />

Medal 1, 2, 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4<br />

THOMAS G. RIZZO<br />

87-10 37 Ave., Jackson Heights, N.Y.<br />

11372<br />

Forahts 3, 4; German Choir 4; Chemistry<br />

Club 3; Biology Club 1

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DONALD F. ROMANO<br />

56-20 251 St., Little Neck, N.Y. 11362<br />

Forahts 1; Photo Staff 4; Chess Club<br />

1, 3; Tennis 1; Homecoming 3, 4; Dance<br />

Committee 3, 4; Big Brother Program 4;<br />

Mission Night Committee 3, 4<br />

PETER J. ROSENBAUER<br />

633 Summitt Ave., Hackensack, N.J.<br />

07601<br />

MAROON KEY; Forahts 1; Talent<br />

Show 1, 2; Band; Intramurals 1; Cheerleader<br />

2, 3, 4; Junior Prom; Bitter End<br />

3; Mission Night 3, 4; Bitter End 4;<br />

President of the Choir 4; Big Brother &<br />

Freshman Orientation 4<br />

DUANE F. ROSSIGNOL<br />

40 Ridgeview Ave., White Plains, N.Y.<br />

10606<br />

LESTER F. ROZYCKI<br />

4354 Richardson Ave., Bronx, N.Y.<br />

10466<br />

Manager Varsity Football 3, 4; Forahts<br />

1; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural<br />

Committee Co-Chairman 4; Big Brother<br />

Program 4; Freshman Orientation Committee<br />

4<br />

PHILIP G. RUGGIERI<br />

2694 Briggs Ave., Bronx, N.Y. 1045S<br />

J.V. Baseball 2; Varsity Baseball 4;<br />

Varsity Bowling 4; Council of Discipline<br />

4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4<br />

MICHAEL J. RYAN<br />

107 Brook Knoll Rd., Horseheads, N.Y.<br />

14845<br />

Business Manager of the School Play<br />

4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Christmas Assembly<br />

4; Ramkin 4; Homecoming Committee<br />

3, 4; Mission Night Committee 3,<br />

4; Class Officer 1; Publicity; Big Brother<br />

Program<br />

PETER J. SALADINO<br />

144-42 25 Dr., Flushing, N.Y. 11354<br />

Band 4<br />

ROBERT S. SANCHEZ<br />

54-33 63 PL, Maspeth, L.I., N.Y. 11378<br />

Class Officer 1; Basketball 1; Tennis<br />

1.3; Chemistry Club 3; Forahts 3; Ramkin<br />

4; Business Staff of the School Play<br />

4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming<br />

4; Christmas Assembly 4; Mission Night<br />

4; Publicity 4<br />

ROBERT J. SATTERWHITE<br />

209 Schraalenburgh Rd., Haworth, N.J.<br />

07641<br />

Rampart 4; Big Brother Program 4;<br />

Biology Club 1; Chemistry Club 3; Computer<br />

Club 4; Dance Committee 4; Chess<br />

Club-President 1, 3, 4; Christmas Assembly<br />

Committee 4; Publicity 3, 4;<br />

Homecoming Committee 1, 3, 4; French<br />

Club 4; S.P.U.R.—Community Action<br />

Program 3; Forahts 1; Ramkin 1, 4<br />

JAMES L. SAWIN<br />

49 Columbia Ave., Hartsdale, N.Y.<br />

10530<br />

Track 1, 4; Dramatic Society 2, 3, 4;<br />

Rampart 4; Publicity 4; Cheerleading 4;<br />

Coif Team 4; Forahts 1; Big Brother<br />

Program 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming;<br />

Class Officer 2<br />

JAMES E. SCOTT<br />

3 Westway, Bronxville, N.Y. 1070S<br />

Homecoming Committee 3, 4; Freshman<br />

Tennis; J.V. Tennis 2; Varsity Tennis<br />

3; Freshman Orientation Committee<br />

4; Big Brother Program 4; Intramurals<br />

1, 2, 3, 4<br />

WILLIAM S. SERLETIS<br />

67 Edgemont Rd., Scarsdale, N.Y. 10583<br />

Band 2, 3; Indoor Track 2, 3, 4; Cross<br />

Country 4; CAP 3, 4; Tennis 2, 3, 4; Big<br />

Brother Program 4<br />

DENIS R. SHEA<br />

2378 Webster Ave., Bronx, N.Y. 10758<br />

Varsity Football 3; Big Brother Program<br />

4; Freshman Orientation 4; Intramurals<br />

1, 2, 3, 4<br />

SCOTT M. SMITH<br />

111 Rolling Hills Rd., Thomwood, N.Y.<br />

10594<br />

Freshman Swimming; Varsity Swimming<br />

2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4<br />

ERNEST P. SPATAFORE<br />

167 Brook St., Scarsdale, N.Y. 105S3<br />

Class Officer 1; Big Brother Program<br />

4; Freshman Orientation 4; Freshman<br />

Tennis; J.V. and Varsity Tennis; Spanish<br />

Choir 4<br />

ANTHONY F. STELLATO<br />

1112 Gerard Ave., Bronx, N.Y. 10452<br />

MAROON KEY; Gold Medal 1; Janus<br />

3; Asst. Ed., Letters 4; Glee Club 4;<br />

German Choir 2, 3, 4; Bitter End Committee<br />

4; Big Brother Program 4; Freshman<br />

Orientation 4; Spring Musical 3;<br />

Freshman Tennis; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4<br />

DAVID T. SULLIVAN<br />

2460 SixthSt., Fort Lee, N.J. 07024<br />

Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Bowling<br />

4<br />

DANIEL P. SWEENEY<br />

6029 Delafield Ave., Bronx, N.Y. 10471<br />

Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; German Choir<br />

1, 2, 3; Game Room Committee, Vice<br />

Chairman 1, 2, 3, 4; Big Brother Program<br />

4; Freshman Orientation 4; Dance<br />

Committee 4; Hospital Project 2, 3;<br />

Homecoming Committee 3, 4; Dramatic<br />

Society 2, 3, 4; Council of Discipline 4;<br />

Chess Club 4<br />

JOHN D. THOMPSON<br />

River Road, Scarborough, N.Y. 10582<br />

Rampart 4; Dance Committee 4;<br />

Transportation Committee 4; Intramurals<br />

3,4<br />

ROBERT A. VAVOLIZZA<br />

1031 Hollywood Ave., Bronx, N.Y.<br />

10465<br />

MAROON KEY 4; Class Officer 3, 4;<br />

Intramurals—Co-Chairman 4; Council of<br />

Discipline 4; Cheerleaders 4; Forahts 3;<br />

Homecoming Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Toy<br />

Drive 3, 4; Spanish Choir 4; Big Brother<br />

Program 4; Freshman Orientation 4;<br />

Mission Night 3, 4; Intramural Referee<br />

3, 4; J.V. Baseball 2; Yarsitv Baseball<br />

3, 4; Intramurals<br />

MICHAEL VOLIX JR.<br />

222 Kings Highway. Tappan. N.Y I<br />

JAMES M. WALSH<br />

500 W. 235 St., Bronx. N.Y. 10463<br />

MAROON KEY 4; Freshman Basketball-Captain;<br />

Varsity Basketball 2. 3;<br />

Co-Captain 4; Homecoming 2. 3; Big<br />

Brother Program 4; Freshman Orientation<br />

4; Class Officer 1. 2. 3; Intramurals<br />

ROBERT G. WALSH<br />

2280 Lonng PL, Bronx. N.Y. 1046S<br />

MAROON KEY; Freshman Track;<br />

Freshman Basketball; J.V. Basketball 2;<br />

Varsity Football 4; Council of Discipline<br />

4; Big Brother Program 4; Class President<br />

3; Class Officer 2; Intramurals 1. 2.<br />

3, 4; Dance Committee 4; Homecoming<br />

3<br />

MANUS V. WARD<br />

550 Ft. Washington Ave., New York.<br />

N.Y. 10033<br />

J.Y. Football 2; Indoor Track 3, 4;<br />

Outdoor Track<br />

DENIS E. WHITE<br />

R.F.D. #3, Box 286, Newfoundland.<br />

N.J. 07435<br />

Mission Night 1; Class Officer 1;<br />

Homecoming 1; Foreign Studies Program<br />

3; Mission Night 4; Spanish Choir 4;<br />

Christmas Assembly 4; Intramurals 1, 2.<br />

3,4<br />

BASIL K. WILLIAMS<br />

1133 Noble Ave., Bronx, N.Y. 10472<br />

MAROON KEY 3, 4; President of the<br />

Senior Council 4; World Youth Forum 3,<br />

4; Dance Committee 3, 4; J.V. Basketball<br />

1, 2; Varsity Basketball 3, 4 ; Track<br />

1; J.Y. Football 1; Class Officer 2; Class<br />

President 3; Rampart 3; Community Action<br />

Program 3; Code of Conduct Committee;<br />

Gameroom Committee; Intramurals;<br />

Big Brother Program; Freshman<br />

Orientation; Homecoming; Christmas<br />

Assembly Committee; Toy Drive Committee;<br />

Mission Night Committee; Black-<br />

Spanish Coalition<br />

MICHAEL C. YOUNG<br />

3312 Hull Ave., Bronx, N.Y. 10467<br />

German Choir 1; Christmas Assembly<br />

Committee 4; Mission Night Committee<br />

4; Dance Committee 3; Foreign Studies<br />

Program 3; Janus 3; Intramurals 1, 3, 4;<br />

Homecoming Committee 1; Literal)<br />

Club 3; Big Brother; Freshman Orientation<br />

Committee 4<br />

KENNETH J. ZAPPULLA<br />

2917 Hering Ave., Bronx, N.Y. 10469<br />

Computer Club 1, 2; Gameroom Committee<br />

1, 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; German<br />

Choir 2, 3, 4; Letters; Christmas<br />

Assembly; Christmas Toy Drive; Big<br />

Brother Program; Janus III; Homecoming<br />

1, 2. 3, 4; Publicity 1; Mission Night<br />

Committee<br />

DANIEL B. ZUKOWSKI<br />

1940 E. Tremont Ave.. Bronx. N.Y.<br />

10462<br />

Forahts 1; Stage Technical Crew 1, 2;<br />

German Choir 1, 2, 3; Student Government<br />

Finance Committee 3

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Underclass Directory<br />

Abraham, Anthony M. IF, 58 West 58th Street, New York, N.Y. 10019.<br />

Adam, Julian I., 10, 111-30 Franco Lewis Blvd., Queens Village, N.Y. 11429.<br />

Adinolfi, Dominic P., 2C, 2035 Powell Ave., Bronx NY 10473<br />

Aitken, Gerald T., 3C. 141 fox Ridge Rd., P.O. Box 190-1, Armonk, N.Y. 10504.<br />

Albin, Mark G., 3C, 2333 30 Dr., Long Island City, N Y 11102<br />

Aldorisio. Richard N., 3B, 204-10 26 Ave., Bayside, N.Y. 11360.<br />

Alfenito, Joseph C , IB 43 Cherry Ave., New Rochelle N Y 10801<br />

Aliprando, Paul J., 1A, 1019 85 St., Brooklyn, N.Y. 11228.<br />

Alleva, James, IE, 65 Madison Rd., Scarsdale, N.Y. 10583<br />

Aluise, Timothy J., 1C, 305 Euclid Ave, Hackensack, N.J. 07601.<br />

Ambrosini, Robert P., ID, 2715 Grand Concourse, Bronx, N.Y. 10468.<br />

Amster, James L, 2B, 9 Huron Rd., Yonkers, N.Y. 10710.<br />

Annis, John J, 3F, 707 Gramatan Ave., Mt. Vernon, N.Y. 10552<br />

Aquino, Dennis A., 3F. 69 West 225 St., Bronx, N.Y. 10463.<br />

Arabia, Brian T., 2A, 85 Durst PL, Yonkers, N.Y. 10704.<br />

Athineos, Stephen T., IB, 540 Fort Washington Ave., New York, N.Y. 10033.<br />

Bachop, Frank J, 2E, 2 Lattin Drive, Yonkers. N.Y. 10705.<br />

Badagliacca, James. IF, 3169 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11208.<br />

Balog, Stephen J., 2B, 78 Elliot Ave, Yonkers, N.Y. 10705<br />

Bari, Donald T, 1H, 1 Helena Ave, Yonkers, N.Y. 10710.<br />

Barnette, David J. Jr., 3B, c/o Pinto, 225 Rich Ave, Mt. Vernon, N.Y. 10522.<br />

Barrett, Andrew T IB 45 Eakins Road, Manhasset N.Y 11030<br />

Battipaglia, Joseph V, 3B, 23-05 30th Ave, Astoria, N.Y. 11102.<br />

Bauer, Edward J, 2D, 15 Belmont Ave, Yonkers, N.Y. 10704.<br />

Beardsley, Theodore S, III, 1G, 613 W. 155th St., New York, N.Y.<br />

Bechtold, Richard H, 2C. 46 Wildway, Bronxville, N.Y. 10708.<br />

Beermann, Christopher M , 1H, 240-40 43rd Ave, Douglaston, N.Y. 11363.<br />

Belen, Ariel H, ID 1983 Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn, N Y. 11233<br />

Bell, Stephen P., 2A, 33-39 158th St., Flushing. N.Y. 11358.<br />

Blount, Joseph A, ID, 66 St., Nicholas Place, N.Y, N.Y. 10032.<br />

Bellone, Lawrence S, 2D, 3000 Perry Ave, Bronx, N.Y. 10458.<br />

Bonanno, Peter J, 3A, 21 Coppell Dr., Tenafly, N.J. 07670.<br />

Bonet, Barrin S, 2C, 3145 Sedgwick Ave., Bronx, N. Y. 10463.<br />

Bonfiglio, Richard J, 1A, 3320 Reservoir Oval, E. Bronx, N.Y. 10467.<br />

Bowles, Eamonn F, 2E, 37 Park Place, New Rochelle, N.Y. 10801.<br />

Boyd, Brian A, 2C, 464 North Woodland, Englewood, NJ. 07631.<br />

Boyd, Robert M, 1J, 984 East 241st St., Bronx, N.Y. 10466<br />

Bozzo, Robert C, 1H, 3409 Corlear Ave, Bronx, N.Y. 10463.<br />

Brady. Philip S, 2A, 53-28 194th St., Flushing, N.Y. 11365.<br />

Brannigan, Edward J, U, 2978 East 196th St., Bronx. N.Y. 10461.<br />

Breen, Michael B, 3E, 12 Ridge Road, Bronxville, N.Y. 10708.<br />

Brenner, William M, 2B. 207 Weaves St., Larchmont. N.Y. 10538.<br />

Brisotti, Vincent J, 2D, 2538 Hering Ave, Bronx, N.Y. 10469.<br />

Broderick. Douglas A, 2D. Lawrence Park, Piermont, N.Y. 10968.<br />

Brown, Christopher A, 2A, 2553 Decatur Ave., Bronx, N.Y. 10458.<br />

Brown, Hosea. 3E, 272 MacDougal St., Brooklyn, N.Y. 11233.<br />

Brown, John F, IE, 4128 Digney Ave, New York, N.Y 10466<br />

Brown, Paul A, U, 860 E. 225th St., Bronx, N.Y. 10466.<br />

Brugger, Thomas A, IB. 44 Turnstall Rd, Scarsdale, N.Y. 10583.<br />

Buro, Edward A, U, 3139 Perry Ave, Bronx, N.Y. 10467.<br />

Burt, Joseph D, 3F, 6 Hazel Lane, Larchmont, N.Y. 10538.<br />

Buscemi, Gary J, 3E, 70-08 31st Ave, Jackson Heights, N.Y. 11370.<br />

Byrne, Joseph A, IE, 4 Crest Rd, Emerson, N.J. 07630.<br />

Byrne, Peter R, 1C, 700 Scarsdale Rd, Yonkers. N.Y. 10707.<br />

Camerota, Michael P., 2E, 2265 Olmville Ave, Bronx, N.Y. 10467.<br />

Cammarosano, Joseph R , IB, 76 North Fulton Ave , Mt. Vernon, N.Y. 10550<br />

Canals, Raymond M, 1A. 626 Faile St., New York, N.Y. 10459.<br />

Cannata, James J, 2C, 17 Annmarie PI, Yonkers, N.Y. 10703.<br />

Carballeira, Andrew A, 1A. 157-04 35th Ave, Flushing, N.Y. 11354<br />

Carballeira Steven M 2D, 32-21 162nd St., Flushing, N.Y. 11358<br />

Carey, Thomas A, IF, 461 W. 238th St., New York. N.Y. 10463.<br />

Carile, Raymond A, IE. 39 Woodlawn Ave, Yonkers, N.Y. 10704.<br />

Carlesimo. Kevin P.. 3E. 330 Park St.. Upper Montclair, N.J. 07043.<br />

Carone, George J, 2A, 667 East 233rd St., Bronx, N.Y. 10466.<br />

Castricato, Gennaro, IF, 119 Hale Ave, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11208.<br />

Cates, Cameron C, 3C. 3340 Barker Ave, Bronx, N.Y. 10467.<br />

Cavaluzzi, Daniel C , 2A. 1034 Clarence Ave, Bronx. N.Y. 10465.<br />

Cavell, David C, 2D, 174 Dunwoodie St., Yonkers, N.Y. 10704.<br />

Cennerazzo, Michael J, 2B. 38 Iroquois Rd, Yonkers. N.Y. 10710.<br />

Certa. James J, 1C. 1468 White Plains Rd, Bronx. NY. 10462.<br />

Charbonneau, Raymond V, 3E, 32 Stuart Rd, Manhasset. N.Y. 11030<br />

Charbonneau, Thomas E. 2A. 32 Stuart Rd, Manhasset, N.Y. 11030.<br />

Choma, Joseph J, 1 J, 521 Westchester Rd, Mt Vernon, N.Y. 10552.<br />

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Cicero, Robert F, 2D, 31 Ardell Rd, Bronxville, N.Y. 10908.<br />

Cichoreck, Christopher J, IF, 97 Bruce Ave, Yonkers, N.Y. 10705.<br />

Cimperman, John C, 34 Aldershot Lane, Manhasset, N.Y. 11030.<br />

Civetta, Theodore, J,, 3B, 1839 Yates Ave, Bronx, N.Y. 10461.<br />

Clark, Christopher R, 2E, 436 Baychester Ave, Bronx, N.Y. 10466.<br />

Clarke, Edward S , 1G, 133 Forest Ave, Yonkers, N.Y. 10705.<br />

Clarke, George J, 2A, 133 Forest Ave, Yonkers, N.Y. 10705.<br />

Clarke, Stephen T,, 2D, 2528 Grand Ave, Bronx, N.Y. 10468.<br />

Clarke William P 2D North Broadway. Nyack, N.Y. 10960.<br />

Clemente, Patrick N. 3F, 504 Pelha mRd, New Rochelle, N.Y. 10805.<br />

Clorofilla Stephen A , 3A, 1522 Waring Ave., Bronx, N.Y. 10469.<br />

Colarusso, Frank J, 1H, 60 Salisbury Rd, Yonkers, N.Y. 10710.<br />

Coll, Edward A, 1A, 150 W. Pinebrook Dr., New Rochelle, N.Y. 10804.<br />

Colletti Louis E 1G 645 Kirnball Ave, Yonkers, N.Y. 10704.<br />

Collier, Gary M, 1G, 1810 Loring PI. S, Bronx, N.Y. 10454.<br />

Collins, William H 1C 34-02 153 St., Flushing, N.Y. 11354.<br />

Coloe, Michael F, 2J, 200 Diplomat Dr., Mt. Kisco, N.Y. 10549.<br />

Comerford, Francis X , 2D. 147-76 St., Brooklyn, N.Y. 11209.<br />

Comi, Richard J, 3F, 1076 Rhineiamder Ave, Bronx, N.Y. 10461.<br />

Conn, Peter J, 3A, 136 Stonehurst Dr., Tenafly, N.J. 97670.<br />

Connolly, John P 2B 2386 Grand Ave, Bronx, N.Y. 10468.<br />

Conti, Robert J, 2E, 4 Batden Rd, Ossining, N.Y. 10562.<br />

Cook, Howard M, 3C. 255 West 84 St., New York, N.Y. 10024.<br />

Cook Richard 3D 967 Van Nest Ave, Bronx, N.Y. 10462.<br />

Cooney, Michael J, 1H, 40 Beechtree Dr., Larchmont, N.Y. 10538.<br />

Corbett, Kevin S, 2E, 101 Loring Ave, Pelham. N.Y. 10803.<br />

Corbett, Patrick J, 2A, 182 Pembrook Dr., Yonkers, N.Y. 10710.<br />

Co-coran, Kevin A, 2A, 119-24 80 Rd, Kew Gardens, N.Y. 11415.<br />

Corry, Brian V, IE, 43 Prospect Dr., Yonkers, N.Y. 10705.<br />

Corso Steven A , 3D, 665 East 181 St., New York, N.Y. 10457.<br />

Costa, John E, 3E, 170 Ancon Ave., Pelham, N.Y. 10803.<br />

Crabtree, John C, U, 14 Shawnee Ave, Yonkers, N.Y. 10710.<br />

Creedon John J, 2C, 24 Pine Brook Dr., Larchmont, N.Y. 10538.<br />

Crimmins John P 1C Shad Road West, Pound Ridge, N.Y. 10576.<br />

Crisafi, James A, 1A, 1666 East Gun Hill Rd, Bronx, N.Y. 10469.<br />

Cristiano, Nicholas V, 2B, 3534 Olinville Ave, Bronx. N.Y. 10467.<br />

Cristiano, Paul A, 2E, 10 Calmet Place, Yonkers, N.Y. 10407.<br />

Cucinell. James A, 2B, 25 Surrey Lane, Yonkers, N.Y. 10710.<br />

Cuk, John C, 2 , 227-62 Murdock Ave, Queens Village. N.Y. 11429.<br />

Curley, Mark J., 1C, 2 Peter Cooper Road, New York, N.Y. 10010.<br />

Curran, James M, 3A, 2157 Hermany Ave, Bronx, N.Y. 10473.<br />

Curtin, Daniel J, 3C, 114 East 90 St., New York, N.Y. 10028.<br />

Czajkowski, Michael A 3D 263 East 240 St., Bronx, N.Y. 10470.<br />

Daino. James M , 2C 3940 Carpenter Ave, Bronx, N.Y. 10466.<br />

D'Angelo, Arnold J, 3D, 712 Webster Ave, New Rochelle, N.Y. 10801.<br />

Dantuono, Joseph M , 2C, 145-18 18th Ave, Whitestone, N.Y. 11357.<br />

D'Apice, Andrew J 2B 1374 Nepperhan Ave, Yonkers, N.Y. 10703.<br />

Davis, Hoyt B, Jr., 3C. 24 Rockland Ave, Yonkers, N.Y. 10705.<br />

DeCrane, David S, 2C, 55 Valley Road, Bronxville, N.Y. 10708.<br />

DeFilippo, Fred A , 1G 33 Rockland Ave , Yonkers, N. Y. 10705.<br />

Dellapina, Ronald J, 3E, 147-05 24 Ave., Whitestone, N.Y. 11357.<br />

De Marzo, Joseph L, 3F, 90 Pembrook Dr., Yonkers, N.Y. 10710.<br />

Denaro, Thomas M, IF. 2541 Fenton Ave, Bronx, N.Y. 10469.<br />

Denison, Andrew J, 1A, 44 Willow Ave, Larchmont, N.Y. 10538.<br />

De Pietro, Thomas M, 3E, 43 Borcher Ave, Yonkers, N.Y. 10704.<br />

De Rienzo, Paul C , 1G 210 Rumsey Rd , Yonkers, N Y. 10705.<br />

Dessinger, Phili pG, 2D, 315 Hussey Rd, t. Vernon, N.Y. 10552.<br />

DeVito, Basil V, 3A, 94 Pintard Ave, New Rochelle, N.Y. 10805.<br />

OeVito, Frank J, 3C, 10 Roundhill Dr., Yonkers. N.Y. 10710.<br />

Diaz, Julio C, 2E, 1305 Amsterdam Ave, New York, N.Y. 10027.<br />

DiFede, John M, IB 144 Hayward St Yonkers NY. 10704.<br />

DiGiorgi, Godfrey F, 3A, 35 Forest Circle, New Rochelle, N.Y. 10804.<br />

DiGiorgi, Philip F, 1G, 35 Forest Circle, New Rochelle, N.Y. 10804.<br />

Dillon, Christopher H, 3B, 67 Whaley St., Freeport, N.Y. 11520.<br />

Dillon, Thomas A, 3B, 67 Whaley St., Freeport, N.Y. 1520.<br />

DiStasio, Robert A , 2D 94 St. Elenora's Lane Yonkers N Y. 10707.<br />

Dolan, James K, 1A. 557 Almena Ave, Ardsley, N.Y. 10502.<br />

Dolgetta, John B, 2A, 2520 Olinville Ave, New York, N Y. 10469.<br />

Dominguez, Robert J, 3B, 25-47 71 St., Jackson Heights, N.Y. 11370.<br />

Donohue, John T, 3C, 9046 Spencer Ave, New York. N.Y. 10471.<br />

Donovan, Mark J, 1C. 14 So. Broadway, Irvinton, N.Y. 10533.<br />

Dorado, Richard M, 2D, 60 Hewitt Ave, Bronxville, N.Y. 10708.<br />

Doyle, Terrence J, IE, 5 Stuyvesant Oval, New York, N.Y. 10009.<br />

Drew, James T, ID, 32-06 157 St, Flushing, N.Y. 11354.<br />

Duffy, Dennis J„ IB, 1249 Rhinelander Ave Bronx N Y 10461.<br />

Dugan, Michael T, 1G, 478 Convent Rd, Blauvelt, N.Y. 10913.<br />

Duke, Eric F, ID, 1-11 147th, Whitestone, N.Y. 11357.

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Dunn, Dominic D , 2D, 2440 Sedgwick Ave., Bronx, N.Y. 10468.<br />

Dwyer, Francis J., 2A, 500 Monterey Ave., Pelham Manor NY 10803<br />

Dyer, Jonathan J., 3D, 186 Pinehurst Ave., New York, N.Y. 10033.<br />

Ehalt, Robert G., IB, 227-30 113th Ave , Queens Village, N.Y. 11429.<br />

Eickemeyer. John H., 2C. 52 Alida St., Yonkers, N.Y. 10704<br />

Esposito, Richard J., 3F, 500 E. 119th St., New York, N.Y. 10035.<br />

Esposito, Stephen J., 3D, 680 North Terrace Ave., Mt. Vernon, N.Y. 10552.<br />

Fair, Anthony, 2D, 2400 7th Ave., New York. N.Y. 10030.<br />

Faraci. Brian G., 3D, 46 Halgren Crescent, Haverstraw, N.Y. 10927.<br />

Farrell, Lawrence P., U, 50 Ackerman PL, Scarsdale, N.Y. 10583.<br />

Fath, Thomas E., 1A, 73 Edgemont Rd.. Scarsdale, NY 10583<br />

Feary, James P., 1H, 480 Riverdale Ave., Yonkers, N.Y. 10705.<br />

Fee, Christopher D., 3F, 61 Primrose Road, Scarsdale, N.Y. 10583<br />

Ferrara, Victor A., Jr., IF. 2819 Morns Ave., Bronx, N.Y. 10468.<br />

Ferrari, Anthony 0., 1C. 18 Monrovia Blvd., Yonkers. N.Y. 10707.<br />

Ferro, Thomas J., 3B, 149-16 23rd Ave.. Whitestone, N.Y. 11357.<br />

Filizzola, Stephen J., 3D, 383 Packman Ave., Mt. Vernon, N.Y. 10552.<br />

Fiorentino, Joseph A., 1G, 76 Pietro Dr., Yonkers, N.Y. 10710.<br />

Fitzmaurice. Thomas F., U, 33 Harvard Ct, White Plains. N.Y. 10605<br />

Fitzpatrick, Gerald J., 2D, 144 Wilbur Rd., Bergenfield. N.J. 07621.<br />

Flynn, Brian C, 3D, 29 Irving Ave., Englewood Cliffs, N.J. 07632.<br />

Flynn, Kevin F., IB, 6535 Broadway, Bronx, N.Y. 10471.<br />

Foltin, Michael. IE 2177 Walton Ave Bronx NY 10453<br />

Ford, Richard J., 1H, 80 Kathwood Rd.. Yonkers. N.Y. 10710.<br />

Forstall, Rodney J.. IF. 1343 Croes Ave., Bronx, N.Y 10472.<br />

Fortino, Denis M., 3E, 12 Fenway North, Yonkers, N.Y. 10704.<br />

Fortunato, Vincent P., 3B, 1825 Edison Ave., Bronx, N.Y. 10461<br />

Fox, Brian F., IB, 25 Edgewater PI.. Edgewater, N.J. 07020<br />

Fox, Kenneth W.. IF, 25 Edgewater PI., Edgewater, N.J. 07020.<br />

Franco, John F., ID, 61-20 214 St., Bayside, N.Y. 11364.<br />

Franco, Peter F., 3B, 61-20 214 St., Bayside, N.Y. 11364.<br />

Hartnett. Robert R, 2D, 475 Scarsdale Rd, Tuckahoe. N.Y. 10707.<br />

Haynes. Kevin A.. 3D. 450 West 50th St. New York. N.Y. 10019.<br />

Hegeman. Andrew J, 2B. 740 Tuckahoe Rd, Yonkers. N.Y. 10710.<br />

Healey, James G, 1G, 49-07 67 St., Woodside. NY. 11377.<br />

Heap, William J, 3D. 787 Bradley Pkwy, Blauvelt. N.Y. 10913.<br />

Hebron. Robert J, 3B. 221 East 201 St.. Bronx. N.Y. 10458.<br />

Helgason. Bernard C 2A 1364 Lexington Ave, New York. N Y. 10028.<br />

Hirs. Jose E, 1A, 98-25 68th Rd.. Rego Park. N.Y. 11374.<br />

Hogan. Thomas J, 3B, 24 Grant Ave, Brooklyn. N.Y. 11208.<br />

Hopkins. Howard W, 3E, 256 Seaman Ave, New York. N.Y. 10034.<br />

Hopkins. James H, 3C. 4 Pine Brook Dr, Larchmont. N.Y. 10538.<br />

Hopper, Robert J, 1C, 1540 York Ave, New York N Y 10028.<br />

Hubert. Robert M, 1J. 26 Cypress St., Yonkers. N.Y. 10704.<br />

Hurley, Thomas E, 2D. P.O. Box 42. Armonk, N.Y. 10504.<br />

Hutton, Michael A, 2E, 4116 Grace Ave, Bronx. N.Y. 10466.<br />

lanuzzi. Ralph R, IF. 202 Seeley St., Brooklyn. N.Y. 11218.<br />

Imperato. Joseph P.. 3B, 1240 Edison Ave . Bronx, N.Y. 10461.<br />

Isganitis, Louis V, 3F. 405 Semino Rd, North Vale. N.J. 07647.<br />

Izzard, Thomas W, 2B. 52 Floral Terrace. Tenafly, N.J. 07670<br />

Jackson. Preston L . 1C, 2144 Madison Ave . New York. N.Y. 10037.<br />

Janelli. Steven C, 2A. 26 Criole Rd, Yonkers. N.Y. 10701.<br />

Jasinski, Robert J, 3B, 47-11 Oceania St., Bayside. N.Y. 11361.<br />

Johanson, Edward, 1C, 78-27 76th St., Glendale. N.Y. 11227.<br />

Johnson, LeeRoy A . 3C. 390 East 49th St., Brooklyn. N.Y. 11203.<br />

Johnson, Mark C, 3A, 249 Manor Road. Douglaston. N.Y. 11363<br />

Johnson, Stephen A., 2D. 2869 Briggs Ave, Bronx, N.Y. 10458<br />

Jorgensen, Fred M, IB. 25 Pembrook Drive. Yonkers. N.Y. 10710.<br />

Jorio, Richard, 2D, 2 Blackstone Place. Bronx. N.Y. 10471.<br />

Jorio, Robert W., 1G. 2 Blackstone Place. Bronx. N.Y. 10471.<br />

Justo, John F, 3C, 3935 Carpenter Ave . Bronx, N.Y. 10466.<br />

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Gabriele, John A., 2D. 2360 Pleasant Ave., Cliffside Park, Bergan, N.J. 07010.<br />

Gallagher, John E., 1C, 4280 Vireo Ave., Bronx, N.Y. 10470.<br />

Gallagher, Kevin E., 2E, 10 Garmany Place, Yonkers, N.Y. 10710.<br />

Gallagher, Peter J., 2B, 2170 Ryer Ave.. Bronx, N.Y. 10457.<br />

Galvin, Harold J., 2D, 89-10 13 West St., Richmond Hill, N.Y. 11418.<br />

Gammer, John E., 3C, 1020 Swinton Ave., Bronx, N.Y. 10464.<br />

GaNun, Paul P., 2B, 144 Seaman Ave.. New York, N.Y. 10034.<br />

Garttand. Edward J., IB, 92 Everett Rd., Demarest, N.J. 07627.<br />

Gately, Timothy P., 3D, 83 Plandome Ct., Manhasset, N.Y. 11030.<br />

Gerlomino, Robert A., 1H, 619 Colonial Rd., Frankiin Lakes, N.J. 07417.<br />

Genovese, Daniel, 3B, 2573 Colden Ave., Bronx, N.Y. 10469.<br />

Geraty, Benedict I IE 21 Ferndale Dr Hastings-on-Hudson, N.Y. 10706.<br />

Giamelle. Louis J, ID, 162-15 32 Avr. Ave, Flushing, N.Y. 11356.<br />

Gille, Philippe M, 3F, 19 Fairfield Place, Yonkers, N.Y. 10705.<br />

Giordano, Richard J., 3C, 15-59-150 St., Whitestone, N.Y. 11357.<br />

Giusti, Robert J, 3F, 19 Christopher St., New York, N.Y. 10014.<br />

Gleeson, Michael D , 3A 100-7 Darrow Place, Bronx, N.Y. 10475.<br />

Glynn, Joseph M., 2E, 687 Weaver St., Larchmont, N.Y. 10583.<br />

Gonzalez, Rodney A, IF, 133 Elliot Place, Bronx, N.Y. 10057.<br />

Gordon, John F., 3B 2 Elridge Place Glen Cove, N.Y. 11542.<br />

Gordon, Stephen M., IE, 355 Hardenburgh Ave, Demarest, N.J. 07627.<br />

Gore, Edward H. 3D, 325 East 80 St, New York, N.Y. 10021.<br />

Goss, Clinton F., 1G, 6921-61 Rd, Middle Village, Queens, N.Y. 11379.<br />

Grandshire, Paul G 2E 36 Pennsylvania Ave, Crestwood, N.Y. 10707.<br />

Green, J. Patrick, 2D, 1849 Sedgwick Ave., Bronx, N.Y. 10453.<br />

Griffin, Richard T 1H 165 Nagle Ave , New York, N.Y. 10040.<br />

Groos, Alfred L, 2E, 10 East Drive, Larchmont, N.Y. 10538.<br />

Guilbex, Pedro, Jr 3C 555 Cauldwell Ave, Bronx, N.Y. 10455.<br />

Gunter, Trent M., IB, 21 Macombs Place, New York, N.Y. 10039.<br />

Hagan, Thomas J 1J 11 Fort George Hill, New York, N.Y. 10040.<br />

Halfhide, Gerald W, 20, 165 Lefferts Ave, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11225.<br />

Hallinan, Anthony P U 64 Palmer Ave, Scarsdale, N.Y. 10583.<br />

Hamlet, Noel M, IE, 708 West 192 St., New York, N.Y. 10040.<br />

Handrakis John P 2A 309 Bedford Park Blvd., Bronx, N.Y. 10458.<br />

Hannigan. Michael J, 2A, 141 Ritchie Drive, Yonkers, N.Y. 10705.<br />

Hansen, Peter H, 3F, 2441 Webb Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10468.<br />

Harkins. Peter C 2E, 22 Larchmont Ave, Larchmont, N.Y. 10538.<br />

Harris, Vittorio, IF, 3410D Paul Ave, Bronx, N.Y. 10468.<br />

Hartig, Richard W Jr 2B, 77 Jane St., Hartsdale, N.Y. 10530.<br />

Hartigan, John D , 3B, 58-38 211 St., Bayside, N.Y. 11364.<br />

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Kail. Irving, 36. 672 Empire Blvd.. Brooklyn, N.Y. 11213.<br />

Kaldany. Rudolph A, ID, W. Kirbridge Rd, Theills, N.Y. 10984.<br />

Kargoll, Robert E, 3D. 95 Beekman Ave, North Tarrytown. N.Y. 10591<br />

Kasak. Alexander N, 2C. 5650 Netherland Ave, Bronx, N.Y 10471.<br />

Kaul, Tyler. 2C, 99 Campbell Ave , Tappan. N.Y. 10983.<br />

Kayser, Robert L, 2C, 63 Ross Place, Tappan. N.Y. 10983.<br />

Kearns, Thomas, 3B, 33-12 162nd St., Flushing, NY 11358<br />

Kecher, Peter W, Jr., 3C, 141 Morse Place, Englewood. N.J. 07631.<br />

Kecher, Richard J, IE. 141 Morse Place, Englewood, N.J 07631.<br />

Kehoe, Brendan A, 2A, 354 East Mosholu Pkwy, Bronx. NY. 10458<br />

Kelly, Brian. 3F, 25 Wilmont Ave, White Plains, N.Y. 10605<br />

Kelly, Mark E, 1C, 5 Langdon Terrace, Bronxville, N.Y. 10708<br />

Kelly, William J, IE. 15-34 200th St., Bayside. N Y. 11360.<br />

Kemm, Theodore. 2A. 915 West End Ave, New York, N.Y. 10025.<br />

Kidera. Thomas, 3E. 23 Millard Ave , Bronxville, N.Y. 10708.<br />

King, Thomas M, 2A, 3875 Amundson Ave, Bronx. N.Y. 10466<br />

Kivi. Douglas C, 2D, 4136 Ely Ave, Bronx, N.Y. 10466<br />

Kozicky. Orest J, 2C. 27 Hayward St., Yonkers, N.Y. 10704<br />

Kozik, Peter L, 3F, 304 West 262nd St, Bronx, N.Y. 10471.<br />

Kramer, Robert, 3E, 63 Juana St., Yonkers. N.Y. 10707<br />

Krysak, Robert E, 1G, 82 Caryl Ave, Yonkers. N.Y. 10705.<br />

Lacerenza, Joseph A, Jr, 2D. 1365 North Ave, New Rochelle. NY. 10804<br />

Lambert, Richard J, 3E, 35 Woods Lane. Scarsdale, N.Y 10583.<br />

Lampone. Peter A, 3E, 59-29 72nd St., Maspeth, N.Y. 11378.<br />

Lang, Edward A, 2A. 32-25 153 St., Flushing. N.Y. 11354.<br />

Lange, Manfred E, Jr, 3E, 1688 Morris Ave, Bronx. N.Y. 10457.<br />

Laraque, Serge P., 3D, 40-45 62nd St., Woodside. N.Y. 11377.<br />

La Rose, Richard G, 1C, 150 East 182nd St, Apt 309. Bronx. N.Y. 10453<br />

Lasagna, Joseph S, 1C, 1900 Lacombe Ave . Bronx. N Y 10472.<br />

La Sirena, Anthony, 3D, 20 Van Sicklen St.. Brooklyn. N.Y. 11223.<br />

Lauria, Joseph, 3B, 60 Brendon Hill Rd.. Scarsdale. N.Y 10583<br />

La Vardera Leonard 2A. 1814 Park View Ave . Bronx NY 10461<br />

La Verne. Peter. 3E, 17 East 82nd St., New York, N.Y. 10028.<br />

Ledesma. Henry, 3B. P.O. Box 837. Wall St Station. New York. N.Y. 10005<br />

Ledesma. Louis L, 1G, 16 Livingston Ave Yonkers, N.Y. 10715<br />

Ledesma, Michael M., IF. P.O. Box 837, Wall St. Station. New York N Y 10005<br />

Lee Melvin 3E 131 Belmont Ave, Apt 8H. Brooklyn NY 11212<br />

Lee Philip J, 3A, 351 West 259th St., Bronx. N.Y. 10471.<br />

Leight Robert C , 3C. 1585 Unionport Rd, Bronx NY 10462<br />

Liao. James, 3F. 5826 Tyndall Ave, Bronx. N.Y. 10471.<br />

Liburd. Steven W, IF, 50 S. 7th Ave, Mt. Vernon. N.Y. 10550

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Lidy, Joseph J., 2C, 36 Audubon Drive. Ossining, N.Y. 10562.<br />

Lombardi, Nicholas. 3D, 1461 White Plains Rd Bronx. NY 10462<br />

Losk, Thomas A, 2E. 80 Oriole St., Pearl River. N.Y. 10965.<br />

Lowry, Kevin, IF, 132-57 Sanford Ave Flushing, N.Y. 11355<br />

Luboja, Gary J., 3A, 155 Ellison Ave., Bronxville, N.Y. 10708.<br />

Lucivero, Nicholas F., IF, 245 Euclid Ave.. Brooklyn, N.Y. 11208.<br />

Lundy, James P., 1A, Wheeler Rd., Purdy, N.Y. 10578.<br />

Luzon, Thomas A., 1H, 4 liana Lane, Thornwood, N.Y. 10594.<br />

Lynch, Daniel F. Ill, 3C, 15 Glenbrook Ave.. Yonkers, N.Y. 10705.<br />

Lynch, John J., 1A, 840 Grand Concourse, Bronx, N.Y. 10451.<br />

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MacKenzie, Mark A., 2E, 30 Euclid Ave., Ardsley, N.Y. 10502.<br />

Mackus, John, 3F, 824 Bronx River Rd., Bronxville, N.Y. 10708.<br />

Madonia, Peter J., Jr., 3C, 2546 Fenton Ave., Bronx, N.Y. 10469.<br />

Maffione, Joseph P., 3A, 2 Benedict Ave., Eastchester, N.Y. 10707.<br />

Maher, Gerald J., 3F, 1541 Metropolitan Ave., Bronx, N.Y. 10462.<br />

Maher, John, 3C, 45 Elm St., New Rochelle, N. Y. 10805.<br />

Maher, Thomas F., 1H, 442 W. 238th St., Bronx, N.Y. 10463.<br />

Mahoney, John J., 3D, 154 Hope St., Ridgewood, N.J. 07450.<br />

Malanga, George B., 2E, 2775 Pond Place. Bronx, NY. 10458<br />

Malgierj, Patrick M., 3A, 102 Chittenden Ave., Crestwood, N.Y. 10707.<br />

Malgieri, Paul J., 1G, 102 Chittenden Ave., Crestwood, N.Y. 10707.<br />

Malloy, Thomas G., 3D, 230 W. 242nd St., Bronx, N.Y. 10471.<br />

Manca, Joseph P., 1H, 140 Leroy Ave., Tarrytown, N.Y. 10591.<br />

Marrinan, Patrick J., 1H, 188 Crestwood Ave. ,Yonkers, N.Y. 10707.<br />

Martimucci, William A., IB, 39 Orchard St Mt Vernon NY. 10552<br />

Martin, Alan K., U. 1840 Watson Ave., Bronx, N.Y. 10472.<br />

Mauro, Alfred B., 1H, 75 Carlton Rd., Bronxville, N.Y. 10708.<br />

May, Lawrence J., 3E, 43-16 Glenwood St., Little Neck. N.Y. 11363.<br />

May, Thomas P., 3C, 6035 Spencer Ave.. Bronx, N.Y. 10471.<br />

Maza, Raymond J, IF, 3236 Fairfield Ave., Bronx. N.Y. 10463.<br />

Meagher, Thomas F., 2B, 22 Lindbergh Place, Crestwood. N.Y. 10707.<br />

Mellon, Lawrence P., 1H. 1488 Burke Ave., Bronx, N.Y. 10469.<br />

Micek, Timothy A., 3A, 91 Lakeview Ave., Scarsdale, N.Y. 10583.<br />

Michael, Gregory A., IE, 360 West Palisade Ave., Englewood, N.J. 07631.<br />

Michael, Miles, 3E, 360 West Palisade Ave., Englewood, N.J. 07631.<br />

Michalski, William G., U, 390 E 201st St.. Bronx, N.Y. 10458.<br />

Miller, Gerard, 2D, 2986 Marion Ave., Bronx, N.Y. 10458.<br />

Mincu, Anthony P., 2C, 2441 Webb Ave., Bronx, N.Y. 10468.<br />

Mirabito, Michael M., 1C, 71 Reynolds St., Bronx, N.Y. 10464.<br />

Mitchell, Stephen T., 1H, 118-39 Francis Lewis Blvd., Cambria Heights, N.Y. 11411.<br />

Monez, Daniel J., 1A, 145-68 9th Ave., Whitestone, N.Y. 11357.<br />

Monterisi, John, 3E, 33-75 162nd St., Flushing, N.Y. 11358.<br />

Moore, John F., 1G, 3058 Fairfield Ave , Bronx, N.Y. 10463.<br />

Mora, Rene E., 3F, 110 Morningside Dr., New York, N.Y. 10027.<br />

Morelli, Joseph A., 2E, 50 Healy Ave., Hartsdale, N.Y. 10530.<br />

Morelli, Michael J., 2C, 27 Manger Circle, Pelham Manor, N.Y. 10803.<br />

Moreno, Fernando, 3B, 300 W. 108th St., New York, N.Y. 10025.<br />

Morin, William J., IB, 35 2E. 198th St., Bronx, N.Y. 10458.<br />

Moschetta, Michael J., 2C, 2800 Sedgwick Ave., Bronx, N.Y. 10468.<br />

Mostecak, Stephen J.. 3C, 74 Linn Ave., Yonkers, N.Y. 10705.<br />

Motti, Serge A., 1H, 1534 10th St., Fort Lee, N.J. 07024.<br />

Mozer, Paul W., 2B, 15 Van Arsdale PI, Manhasset, N.Y. 11030.<br />

Mullahy, Kevin G., IF, 265 E. 181st St., Bronx. N.Y. 10457.<br />

Mullen, Jack D, IE, 135 Orient St., Yonkers, N.Y. 10704.<br />

Mulrow, Michael F., 3A, 1427 Taylor Ave., Bronx, N. Y. 10460.<br />

Mulrow, William J., 1C, 1427 Taylor Ave., Bronx, N.Y. 10460.<br />

Mulry, Timothy J., 1C, 255 E. 207th St., Bronx, N.Y. 10467.<br />

Murphy, Joseph P., 1A, 400 Park Ave, Yonkers, N.Y. 10703.<br />

Murphy, Kenneth J, U, 78 Pine Dr., Stony Point, N.Y. 10980.<br />

Murphy, Michael F, 2A, 70 Larchmont Ave, Larchmont, N.Y. 10538.<br />

Murphy, Quentin J, 2B. 70 Larchmont Ave, Larchmont, N.Y. 10538.<br />

Murphy, Robert X, 3F, 15 Kennedy PI, Yonkers, N.Y. 10707.<br />

Murphy, Thomas J, IB, 6339 Liebig Ave, Bronx, N.Y. 10471.<br />

Murtaugh, James D, 2C, 35 Smith PI, Bronxville, N.Y. 10708.<br />

Mustich, James G, 2B, 181 Mountain Rd, Pleasantville, N.Y. 10507.<br />

Mutino, Steven J, 3A, 1844 Paulding Ave, Bronx, N.Y. 10462.<br />

Myers, Andrew L, U, 144-89 38th Ave, Flushing, N.Y. 11354.<br />

McAleenan, Donald F, 3E, 77 Boulder Trail, Bronxville, N.Y. 10708.<br />

McAvoy, Michael C, 1H. 2055 St. Raymond Ave, Bronx, N.Y. 10462.<br />

McCabe, Kevin J, 3A, 17 Hamilton Rd, Scarsdale, N.Y. 10583.<br />

McClain, Dennis M, ID, 5 Lark Ave, White Plains, N.Y. 10607.<br />

McCormack, Edwin III, 3A, 10 The Crossing, Armonk. N.Y. 10504.<br />

McCormack, Kerry G, 3C, 520 Bedford Rd Pocantico Hills, N.Y. 10591.<br />

McCourt, Thaddeus P.. IE. 214 E. 168th St., Bronx, N.Y. 10456.<br />

McCullough, Robert M, IB, 17 Downer Ave, Scarsdale, N.Y. 10583.<br />

McCullough, Timothy J, 3F, 17 Downer Ave, Scarsdale. N.Y. 10583.<br />

McDermott, Gregory J, 2D. 6 Summit St., Eastchester, N.Y. 10707.<br />

McElduff, Thomas H, 2C, 410 Ogden Ave, Teaneck, N.J. 07666.<br />

McEntee, Henry P., 2E, 332 Van Buren Ave, Teaneck, N.J. 07666.<br />

McFarland, Anthony J, 1J, 626 Riverside Drive, New York, N.Y. 10031.<br />

McGrath. James J., 2E, 2900 Meyers St, Bronx, N.Y. 10461.<br />

McGuinness, Kevin, 3D, 26-16 166th St, Flushing, N.Y. 11358.<br />

McGuirk, Bruce, 3A, 31 Crawford St, Bronxville, N.Y. 10708.<br />

McGuirk, Dwight W, 1G, 31 Crawford St, Bronxville, N.Y. 10708.<br />

McKay, Michael B, 2A, 33-23 150 st, Flushing, N.Y. 1354.<br />

McLaughlin, Paul B, 2A, 60 Gedney Pank Dr., White Plains, N.Y. 10605.<br />

McNamara, Daniel J, 3A, 590 Monterey Ave, Pelham Manor, N.Y. 10803<br />

McNamara, Edward J, 3C, Maple Ave, Katonah, N.Y. 10594.<br />

McNamara, Gerald C, 3C, 9 Lookout Dr., Saddle River, N.J. 07458.<br />

McNamara, Kevin P., 3A, 2785 Briggs Ave, Bronx, N.Y. 10458.<br />

McNamara, Neal J, 2B, 3240 Henry Hudson Pkwy, Bronx, N.Y. 10463<br />

McShane, Thomas A, U, 130 W. 227th St, Bronx. N.Y. 10463.<br />

Naclerio, Raymond R, 3E, 2323 Lodovick Ave, Bronx, N.Y. 10469.<br />

Napolitano, Andrew S, ID, 3-68 149th St, Whitestone, N.Y. 11357.<br />

Nason, Leonard, 3E, 201 East 28th St, New York, N.Y. 10016.<br />

Naughton, Peter J, 1G, 117 Seaman Ave, New York, N.Y. 10034.<br />

Neary, Douglas P., 2E, 23 Old Mamaroneck Rd, White Plains, N Y. 10605<br />

Nemeth, Albert J, 2A, 2841 Zulette Ave, Bronx, N.Y. 10461.<br />

Ng, Chung Cham, 3A, 92-27 52nd Ave, Apt. 2, Elmhurst, N.Y. 11373.<br />

Nieves, Edgar, 1A, 625 Jackson Ave, Bronx, N.Y. 10455.<br />

Norville, Charles, 2C, 1287 Carroll St., Brooklyn N.Y. 11213.<br />

Nuzzi, Carl S, 3D, 2718 Marion Ave, Bronx, N.Y. 10458.<br />

O'Brien, Francis K, 1H, 8 Bogert Place, Bronxville, N.Y. 10708.<br />

O'Brien, Gerard S, 2C, 49 Orchard Rd, Demarest, N.J. 07627.<br />

O'Brien, Merrill M, 2B, 14 Glenbrook Ave, Yonkers, N.Y. 10705.<br />

O'Brien, Robert, 3F, 19-32 Hunter Place, Fairlawn, N.J. 07410.<br />

O'Connor, Francis X, 2B. 329 Beechwood Rd, Ridgewood. N.J. 07450.<br />

O'Leary, Vincent P., 1J, 212 Manhattan Ave, Crestwood, N.Y. 10707.<br />

Olsen, Ronald P., 2B, 60 West 76th St., New York, N.Y. 10023.<br />

O'Neill, Eugene F, 3E, 3624 Kingsbridge Ave, Bronx, N.Y. 10463.<br />

O'Neill, Kevin J, 3D, 62 Edgemont Rd, Scarsdale, N.Y. 10583.<br />

Orlando, Adolph M, 2E, 985 Split Rock Rd, Pelham Manor, N.Y. 10803.<br />

O'Rourke, Andrew P., 1G, 264 Scarsdale Rd , Yonkers, N.Y. 10707.<br />

O'Shaughnessy, Peter C, 2B, 110 Post Ave, New York, N.Y. 10034.<br />

O'Sullivan, Geoffrey M, IB. 31-11 90th St., Jackson Heights, N.Y. 11369.<br />

Otero, Marcos J, 1C, 992 Decatur St, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11207.<br />

Pacor, Victor J, ID, 11 Hubbard Circle, Eastchester ,N.Y. 10708.<br />

Paganello, Gary P, 3E, 152 Wooster St., New York, N.Y. 10012.<br />

Palatucci, Michael M, 3F, 155 Monterey Ave, Pelham. N.Y. 10803.<br />

Palazzo, Michael J, -1J, 2419 East Tremont Ave, Bronx, N.Y. 10461.<br />

Palmiotto, Michael F, IE, 33-45 160th St., Flushing, N.Y. 11358.<br />

Panebianco, John A, 2A. 128 Hayward St., Yonkers, N.Y. 10704.<br />

Paolicelli, Joseph, 3E, 53-04 207th St., Flushing, N.Y. 11364.<br />

Parente, Robert G, 2A, 31-19 77th St., Flushing. N.Y. 11370.<br />

Parlapiano, Robert P, 3D, 277 Decatur Ave, Bronx, N.Y. 10458.<br />

Parsons, Donald K, IB 110 E. 36th St.. New York, N.Y. 10016.<br />

Pedulla, Thomas, IB, 6645 Broadway, Bronx, N.Y. 10471.<br />

Perez, Filiberto, 3B, 3313 Ampere Ave, Bronx, N.Y. 10465.<br />

Perkowski, Joseph F, 3F, 21 Ridge St, Hastings-on?Hudson, N.Y. 10706.<br />

Perrelli, Kenneth J, 2E, 640 Adee Ave , Bronx, N.Y. 10467.<br />

Petrini, Paul P., IF, 42-20 Kissena Blvd.. Flushing, N.Y. 11355.<br />

Petrosino, Chris P., 1G, 2675 Henry Hudson Pkwy, Bronx, N.Y. 10463.<br />

Pfister, Jonathan, 2E, 89 Wilmot Circle, Scarsdale, N.Y. 10583.<br />

Pfister, William A, 3F, 89 Wilmot Circle, Scarsdale, N.Y. 10583.<br />

Philactos, George E, IB, 505 La Guardia PI, New York. N.Y. 10012.<br />

Philip, Daniel R, 2E, 2954 E. 196 St, Bronx, N.Y. 10461.<br />

Philip, James S, 3C, 2954 E. 196 St, Bronx, N.Y. 10461.<br />

Piccone, Stephen G, 2E, 50 Magnolia Ave, Larchmont, N.Y. 10538.<br />

Pierce, John F, 1A, 995 North Ave, New Rochelle, N.Y. 10801.<br />

Pine, John C, 3A, 78-38 75th St, Glendale, N.Y. 112277.<br />

Pine, Timothy B, 1C, 78-38 75th St Glendale, N.Y. 11227.<br />

Pisano, Michael P., 1H, 263 Glenbrook Ave, Yonkers, N.Y. 10705.<br />

Planell, John R, IE, 38 Dehaven Dr, Yonkers, N.Y. 10703.<br />

Plunkett, Brian B, 2C, 151-22 33rd Rd, Flushing, N.Y. 11354.<br />

Plunkett, Kevin M, 3F, 151-22 33rd Rd, Flushing, N.Y, 11354.<br />

Ponce De Leon, Lorenzo A, 1H, 2213 University Ave, Bronx, N.Y. 10468.<br />

Pons, Peter J, ID, 1939 Amsterdam Ave, New York, N.Y. 10032.<br />

Poto, Paul A, 1A, 2670 Bainbridge Ave, Bronx, N.Y. 10458.<br />

Powers, Kevin G, 3C, 189 Sherman Ave, New York, N.Y. 10034.<br />

Press, Philip F, 3C, 28 Van Terrace, Sparkhill, N.Y. 10976.<br />

Preti, Robert A, 1C, 1607 Hering Ave, Bronx, N.Y. 10461.<br />

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Pucci. Louis N., 3A. 2310 1st Ave., New York, N.Y. 10035,<br />

Pucci. Robert N., IB, 3129 Arlington Ave., Bronx, N.Y. 10463<br />

Pumillo, Frank J., 3A, 194 Edgewood Ave., Yonkers, N.Y. 10704.<br />

Quaranta, Kevin J., 1C, 65 Hayes St., Blauveit. N.Y. 10913.<br />

Quinn, Matthew J., 3F, 139-38 87th Ave., Jamaica. N.Y 11435<br />

Quinones, Peter J., IF, 2245 Randall Ave., Bronx, N.Y. 10472.<br />

Raffio, Michael, 3B. 751 Liberty Ave., Brooklyn, N.Y. 11208.<br />

Ratio, Philip A., U, 8 Theresa Lane, Scarsdale, N.Y. 10583.<br />

Raphael, Jacques W., 3E, 171 East 81st St., New York. N.Y. 10028.<br />

Ravinsky, Richard J., 1A, 85-22 89th St., Woodhayen, N.Y. 11421.<br />

Ray, John J., 3E. 2415 Creston Ave., Bronx, N.Y. 10468.<br />

Reape, Donald E., 3E. 23 Lenrock Dr.. White Plains. N.Y. 10607.<br />

Reeder, Douglas E, 1C, 66 Iroquois Rd.. Yonkers. N.Y. 10710.<br />

Regan, Hugh, 3E, 2 Northway, Bronxville, N.Y. 10708.<br />

Regan, Neil, IE, 2 Northway, Bronxville, N.Y. 10708.<br />

Rego, Joseph A.. 2C, One Nord Circle, Ossing, N.Y. 10562.<br />

Reilly, John J., 2A, 186 Wyndcliff Rd., Scarsdale, N.Y. 10583.<br />

Reitano. Michael V., 3F, 1660 Paulding Aye., Bronx, N. Y. 10461.<br />

Reynolds, Joseph, 2C, 31 Arden Drive, Hartsdale, N.Y. 10530.<br />

Richards, Randall C, 1G, 275 Wyndcliff Rd., Scarsdale, N.Y. 10583.<br />

Riconda, Edward P.. 1A, 1240 Pinchot PI., Bronx. N.Y.<br />

Riley, Timbes B., 1A, 64 Sagamore Rd., Bronxville, N.Y. 10708.<br />

Riverso, John G., 20, 1 Dorchester Dr., Scarsdale, N.Y. 10583.<br />

Robinson, Gerald B., IF, 4020 Laconia Ave., Bronx, N.Y. 10466.<br />

Rocklin, Robert T., 2B, 2845 University Ave., Bronx, N.Y. 10468.<br />

Rodriguez, Valois A.. IE, 522 St. Lawrence Ave., Bronx, N.Y. 10472.<br />

Rollman, Bruce K., 37 Beach 148th St., Neponsit, N.Y. 11694.<br />

Russo, Matthew R., 1H, 30 Hyatt Ave., Harrison, N.Y. 10528.<br />

Rychlowski, Robert A,, 1C, 32-38 76th St., Jackson Heights, N.Y. 11370.<br />

Stapelton John S 1H. 2305 University Ave.. Bronx. N.Y. 10468.<br />

Stewart. Brian K.. 1H. 200 Rutland Rd.. Brooklyn. N.Y. 11225.<br />

Stillman Robert P.. 3E. 20 Forest Lane. Scarsdale, N.Y. 10583.<br />

Stransky Martin J 1G 5623 Mosholu Ave.. Bronx. N.Y. 10471.<br />

Sugrue, Timothy S., 1A. 5732 Faraday Ave.. Bronx. N.Y. 10471.<br />

Sullivan, Richard A.. 1G, 3023 Netherland Ave.. Bronx. N.Y. 10463.<br />

Tafuri. Robert J., 1A. 51-21 216th St.. Bayside. N.Y. 11364.<br />

Tarangioli. George N., 2A. 70 Hillcrest Ave.. Yonkers. N.Y. 10705.<br />

Teubl Robert P , 2D. 121 Windermere Dr.. Yonkers, N.Y. 10710.<br />

Thombs, Victor J., 3F, 78 Winter St., Bronx. N.Y. 10464.<br />

Thomey James, 3B. 22-23 149th St., Whitestone, N.Y. 11357.<br />

Thompson Winston R., IE, 4114 Lowerre PL, Bronx. N.Y 10466<br />

Tiaioloff, Andrew L. 2B, 351 Central Ave., Hackensack. N.J. 07601.<br />

Tiburcio Nelson J., ID. 3647 Broadway. New York, NY. 10031<br />

Tirone, Vito F., IB. 2718 Cruger Ave., Bronx, N.Y. 10467.<br />

Tocchet. Gary J., 2B, 1071 Arnow Ave.. Bronx, N.Y. 10469.<br />

Tomaselli, John J., 3A, 151 Pine St., New Hyde Park. N.Y. 11040.<br />

Tostanoski Edward J., Jr., 3C, 1216 Post Rd.. Scarsdale. N.Y. 10583.<br />

Tostanoski. Timothy R., 1A. 1216 Post Rd.. Scarsdale. N.Y. 10583.<br />

Totten, Patrick, 3B, 500 East 83rd St., New York. N.Y. 10028.<br />

Tracy Dennis H , IB, 1130 Midland Ave., Bronxville, N.Y. 10708.<br />

Trammell, Michael S, 1H. 17 Fort George THNI, New York. N.Y 10040<br />

Trimarco Gerard A., 3C, 141 Park Hill Ave., Yonkers, N.Y. 10701.<br />

Trobe Gary R 2C 114 West 183rd St., Bronx, N Y. 10453<br />

Tsoutsouras, William, 2E. 6 Center Drive, Malba. N.Y. 11357.<br />

Tuite, Edward J.. IE, 2499 Grand Ave., Bronx, N.Y. 10468.<br />

Tully, Gregory, 2B, 23 Leatherstocking Lane, Scarsdale, N.Y. 10583.<br />

Urban, Eric K., 1A, 529 Minneford Ave . Bronx, N.Y. 10464.<br />

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Sacco, Robert F., 3E, 670 East 223rd St., Bronx, N.Y. 10466.<br />

St. George, Andrew H., 3C, 87 Bellwood Ave.. Dobbs Ferry, N.Y. 10522.<br />

Saint-Jacques, Alfred J., 1A, 700 N. Broadway, Yonkers, N.Y. 10701.<br />

Salto, Charles J., 3D, 1852 Yates Ave., Bronx, N.Y. 10461.<br />

Sancetta, Ronald A., ID, 5432 63rd Place, Maspeth, N.Y, 1378.<br />

Salto, John J. ,1C, 1852 Yates Ave., Bronx, N.Y. 10461.<br />

Sanchez, Manuel, ID, 47 Broadway, New York N Y 10031<br />

Santangelo, Charles A., 2E, 1225 Pelham Pkwy. N., Bronx, N.Y. 10469.<br />

Santangelo, George M., 1G, 3308 Bailey Ave., Bronx, N.Y. 10463.<br />

Sarubbi, Thomas R., 1H, 171 Park Hill Ave., Yonkers, N.Y. 10705.<br />

Saurel, Rudolf, 3B, 325 Riverside Dr., New York, N.Y. 10025<br />

Scafa. Richard, IF, 32 Midwood St. .Brooklyn, N. Y. 11210.<br />

Schilling, John J., 2E, 2324 Ellis Ave., Bronx, N.Y. 10462.<br />

Schipper, Christopher G., 2B, 47 Danner Ave., Harrison, N.Y. 10528.<br />

Schiro, Lawrence T., IF, 106 Dunwoodie St., Yonkers, N.Y. 10704.<br />

Schirripa. Douglas, 3B, 11 Split Rock Court, West Nyack, N. Y. 10994.<br />

Schwint, Kevin J., ID, 107 Durst Place, Yonkers, N.Y. 10704.<br />

Scolaro, Paul J., ID, 514 Westchester Ave., Crestwood, N.Y. 10707.<br />

Sedgwick, James 8., 2A, 143 Gaylor Rd., Scarsdale, N.Y. 10583.<br />

Shannon, Glenn A., 1C, 30 Lake Terrace, Tarrytown, N.Y. 10591.<br />

Shannon, Kevin M., 3D, 30 Lake Terrace, Tarrytown, N.Y, 10591.<br />

Shaw, Desmond K., 2A, 2805 University Ave., Bronx, N.Y. 10468.<br />

Shaw, Gerald, 3F, 5920 Post Rd., Bronx, N.Y. 10471.<br />

Shaw, Kevin P., ID, 126 Forest Blvd., Ardsley, N Y. 10050.<br />

Sheehan, Robert J., 2D, 156-05 33rd Ave., Fushing, N.Y. 11354.<br />

Sheil. David R., U, 18 Meadow Ave., W. Bronxville, N.Y. 10708.<br />

Sheil, Peter W., 2B. 18 Meadow Ave., W. Bronxville, N.Y. 10708.<br />

Shramko, Jonathan D., 3D, 129 Dellwood Rd., Bronxville, N.Y. 10708.<br />

Sikora, Alexander J, ID, 27 Shelburne Rd., Yonkers, N.Y. 10710.<br />

Sikora, Andrew J., 1C, 27 Shelburne Rd., Yonkers, N.Y. 10710,<br />

Sikula, Arthur J., 1A, 14-24 144th PL, Whitestone, NY. 1357.<br />

Silliero. Raymond P., IE, 315 Pondfield Rd., Bronxville, N.Y. 10708.<br />

Slattery, William J., 2E, 117 De Haven Dr., Yonkers, N.Y. 10703.<br />

Sledzaus, Robert, IF, 34-19 87th St., Jackson Heights, N.Y. 11372.<br />

Smith, Brian, 3B, 2877 Grand Concourse, Bronx, N.Y. 10468.<br />

Smith, Robert K., 1G, 33 Kincaid Dr., Yonkers, N.Y. 10701.<br />

Smolenski, Paul H,, U, 4336 Byron Ave., Bronx, N.Y. 10466.<br />

Solari, Michael A., 1A, 8 Green Terrace, Manhaset, N.Y. 11030.<br />

Sommer, Michael G., 3C, 83 Bellwood Ave., Dobbs Ferry, N.Y. 10522.<br />

Sorrentino, John R., ID, 3901 Duryea Ave., Bronx. N.Y. 10466<br />

Sosa, Louis J., 3A, 55-30 98th Place, Rego Park, N.Y. 11368.<br />

Soto, Adolph, 1C, 955 Waring Ave., Bronx, N.Y. 10469.<br />

South, Christopher A., 3A, 149-17 Sanford Ave., Flushing, N.Y. 11355.<br />

Spellman, David J., 2C, 73 Seaman Ave., New York, N.Y. 10034.<br />

Spulka, John S., 1G0, 20 Sickles St., New York, N. Y. 10040.<br />

Valentine, Patrick E.. 3D, 84 Payne Whitney Lane. Manhasset, N.Y. 11030<br />

Valentinetti, Frank, IE. 495 N. Columbus Ave.. Mt. Vernon. N.Y. 10552.<br />

Vasta. Stephen F., 2B, 2440 Bouck Ave., Bronx, N.Y. 10469.<br />

Vaughan, John D., 1C, 5440 Netherland Ave.. Bronx, N.Y. 10471.<br />

Vaughan, Michael K., 1G. 2870 Briggs Ave.. Bronx, N.Y. 10458.<br />

Vinti Joseph M 2B 45-14 243rd St., Douglaston, NY. 11362<br />

Vitale, Albert H., 1H, 2921 Briggs Ave., Bronx, NY. 10458<br />

Vitale. Edmund A., 3F, 60 Knolls Crescent. Bronx. N.Y. 10463<br />

Vivona, Francis S., 3E, 25 Fanshaw Ave., Yonkers, N.Y. 10705<br />

Vivona, William P, 1C, 25 Fanshaw Ave., Yonkers, N.Y. 10705,<br />

Wackerle, Carl M , 1G, 39 Central Ave., Tappan. N.Y. 10983<br />

Walsh, Christopher J,, 2C, 26 Primrose Ave., Yonkers. N.Y. 10710.<br />

Walsh, James E., Jr., 2E, 85 Myrtle Ave., Dobbs Ferry, N.Y. 10522.<br />

Walsh, James F., 3A, 1 Forbes Blvd., Eastchester, N.Y 10709.<br />

Walsh, John P., 1A, 140 Seaman Ave, New York. N.Y. 10034.<br />

Walsh, Kevin T., 3E, 29 Pintail Rd.. Irvinton. N.Y. 10533.<br />

Walsh, Richard J, 1A, 29 Pintail Rd.. Irvington, N.Y. 10533.<br />

Walsh, Stephen P, 1 J, 2280 Loring PL, Bronx, N.Y. 10468<br />

Wapelhorst. Robert E.. 2E, 156 Larch Ave , Teaneck, N.J. 07666<br />

Ward, John T, 3F, 29 Willefs Rd.. Mt. Kisco, N.Y. 10549.<br />

Waters, Marvin M., 1H, 23 E. 124th St., New York, N.Y. 10035<br />

Weller, Frank H, IF. 273 Hawthorne Ave , Yonkers N Y 10705<br />

Wencak, Walter J, 2A, 375 E. Mosholu Pkwy. N, Bronx. N.Y. 10467.<br />

White, Barry H., 1G, 11 Northway. Bronxville. N.Y. 10708.<br />

Wolymec, Michael, 3F, 56-35 64th St., Maspeth, N.Y. 11378.<br />

Worgul, Kevin, 3B. 31-59 51st St., Woodside, N.Y. 11377.<br />

Wuthenow, John M, 2C, 10-54 Totten St., Beechurst, N.Y. 11357.<br />

Yacono, Gary T., 3A, 256 Clinton Ave., Dobbs Ferry. N.Y 10522<br />

Yandow, Tyler W., 2B. 338 Hussey Rd., Mt Vernon. N.Y 10552.<br />

Young, Roy, 3B, 3532 88th St.. Jackson Heights. N.Y. 11372.<br />

Yuen, Anthony M.. 3D, 25-36 148th St., Flushing. N.Y. 11354<br />

Zablocki, Richard, 3B, 732 Humboldt St., Brooklyn, NY 11222<br />

Zaharias. Louis J., 3C, 87 Stuart Ave., Yonkers, N.Y. 10704<br />

Zaluckyj, Jerry P., 3D. 2614 Davidson Ave., Bronx, N.Y. 10468<br />

Zappulla, Jeffrey M.. IB. 2917 Hermg Ave, Bronx. N.Y, 10469<br />

Zawacky, John, 10. 31-50 69th St. Jackson Heights. N.Y 11377<br />

Zenkewich, John A, U. 3328 Gunther Ave . Bronx. N.Y. 10469<br />

Zientara. John F, ID, 611 Colonial Rd.. Franklin Lakes. N J 07417<br />

Zirpolo, Frank, 1G, 1841 Williamsbridge Rd Bronx NY 10461<br />

Zuk. Orest J. 3F, 819 East 228th St., Bronx, N.Y. 10466<br />

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RAMKIN 1976

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Welcome To Our World<br />

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Ramkin '76<br />

Edward Bonanno<br />

Editor-in-Chief

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Wish you were here . . .<br />

only the beginning<br />

and having a wonderful time.<br />

time will be memory.<br />

a year raced by,<br />

a rollercoaster full of good things,<br />

i grasped<br />

each precious moment,<br />

wrapped<br />

like some priceless gift<br />

from a friend.<br />

experiencing the sea,<br />

a feeling of mastering the ocean,<br />

sliding down the faces of waves,<br />

over and over<br />

yet never the same.<br />

stretching on warm soft sand.<br />

the Year passing into memory,<br />

crying and laughing,<br />

pausing and running,<br />

summer will turn to winter<br />

and spring to fall.<br />

brian corcoran '76

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I can only watch the length of days grow until I<br />

am made to understand that miles are not the soul dividers.<br />

Thoughts of time and years filled a million bubbles<br />

that we blew into air — they caught the sunlight<br />

and held within the light and beauty of days.<br />

I saw them, suspended above us. I hoped for a<br />

wind that could hold them in the sky . . . keep them<br />

together and strong, stop them from falling and breaking.<br />

But the light in the bubbles started to fade as they<br />

floated to the ground, breaking moment after moment.<br />

The beauty broke and fell dying in wet spots.<br />

A world cannot be shattered by this. Life must hold<br />

so much more than old loves.<br />

Love of life is in each unanswered day. Some day I<br />

find bubbles so strong that they cannot be broken on<br />

windless days — with nothing holding them but my<br />

strength, as they hold me by being strong.<br />

Now the uneven pieces must come together<br />

to catch the light and beauty in the days of<br />

learning and growing.<br />

Geoff Davis 76<br />

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Smoke will one day blossom<br />

over the ravines of time,<br />

And an old man I shall enter<br />

peacefully<br />

the light of timeless fires,<br />

For I have lived with double strength<br />

love and waited,<br />

And I have not escaped but clasped<br />

life like an<br />

apple.<br />

r. b. burke

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FATHER<br />

LOMBARD/,

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FATHER<br />

"Come, very faithful troll.<br />

they didn't find Jeff Grant<br />

here for three years."<br />

Will some champion<br />

"Niceness rescue the<br />

N-starred Fr Lomoardi?

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". . . the long-distance run makes me<br />

think that every run like this is a life —<br />

a little life, I know — but a life as full<br />

of misery and happiness and things happening<br />

as you can ever get really around yourself."<br />

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10 Alan Sillitoe

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R-1 M. Cleary. D Burdi, M Ruggiero<br />

R-2: S. Karpm, T Dengler, D Skane.<br />

R-1 F. Holbrook, M Keller. G McGreal<br />

R-2 D Smyth, S Shost. T Slater, J Ortez<br />

R-3 J Young, W Thierfelder, E Shields

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Fordham 36 Yonkers 6 Fordham 7 Blessed Fordham 13 Roslyn 6<br />

Fordham 7 Mt. St. Fordham 21 Sacrament 12 Fordham 0 Xavier 0<br />

Michael's 12 St. Agnes 0

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Scoreless Ram — Cadet Standoff Caps Gridiron Season

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ST. MARY'S<br />

Playing on a wet field, the Prep offense fumbled the<br />

ball away on several key plays Seniors and Juniors,<br />

some in key positions, comprised the starters. This<br />

inexperience and lack of preparation may have<br />

caused the 200 yards the Prep lost in penalties.<br />

YONKERS<br />

Once again playing on a muddy field, the Prep put it<br />

all together. A good ground game for Biaggi and<br />

Smith along with powerful blocking by the offensive<br />

line gave the Prep a potent offense. Overall<br />

outstanding defensive play allowed Yonkers to score<br />

only once, late in the game<br />

MT. ST. MICHAEL<br />

A night game, against the Preps first CHSAA<br />

opponent Another strong running game for Biaggi<br />

and Smith (270 yards) was nullified by fumbles. The<br />

defense was strong, twice holding Mount on goals<br />

line stands<br />

LINCOLN<br />

In hope of bettering their 1-2 record, the Rams were<br />

psyched for this one However, four days of rain prior<br />

to the game made for impossible field conditions<br />

Both offenses were stuck in the mud and neither<br />

team was able to score a point<br />

BLESSED SACRAMENT<br />

The first league game (M F.L ) for the Rams. The<br />

Rams took a 7-6 lead going into the last quarter This<br />

was attributed to a very strong Ram defense, which<br />

blocked a Blessed Sacrament punt, leading to the<br />

Ram's only touchdown However, an interception led<br />

to a late Blessed Sacrament score which snatched<br />

the victory from the Rams<br />

ST. AGNES<br />

A must-win game for the Rams Both the offense and<br />

defense were hungry for a win An overall outstanding<br />

defense gave the Rams their second shutout of<br />

the season The offense displayed a strong running<br />

and passing attack that helped to roll over the Stags<br />

LA SALLE<br />

A crunching victory for the Prep The Ram's defense<br />

stopped La Salle cold all game. The offense was awesome,<br />

gaining over 500 yards Hurley and Corcoran<br />

connected often and Chris Smith carried for a nearrecord<br />

254 yards A good preparation for the Xavier<br />

game<br />

ROSLYN<br />

A highly emotional game for Roslyn Another strong<br />

game for the defense held Roslyn to just six points<br />

Yet the Rams needed a late fourth quarter drive to<br />

cap the 13-6 victory<br />

XAVIER<br />

High emotions characterized this year's Thanksgiving<br />

Day game The Rams drove up and down against<br />

Xavier; however, field conditions prevented any sustained<br />

drives. Thus the Rams had to settle for their<br />

second scoreless tie of the season.<br />

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Workhorse Biaggi grinds it out.<br />

Lance Ogiste turns the corner.<br />

Kick-off team opens huge gap for Howard.<br />

Walsh slashes through Stag's defense.<br />

Smitty finds the hole<br />

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nse<br />

TOP R Parker. Coughlan, and<br />

DeMannis wrack up Yonkers back<br />

RIGHT' Rams gang-tackle opponents<br />

BOTTOM L: The awesome Ram<br />

pass rush pressures the Yonkers<br />

QB<br />

BOTTOM R. DeFeo stops LaSalle<br />

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TOP L: "D" surges through St<br />

Agnes.<br />

TOP R: "John Boy"<br />

LEFT: Crunchl<br />

BOT L: Cardella and Biaggi<br />

charge the Cadets<br />

BOT R : Mott gets set to stalk his<br />

prey.<br />

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Corcoran hauls down Hurley pass<br />

Cardella looks to throw flare.<br />

Demo squares off in "The Pit."<br />

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1*. A<br />

^Magn^r'i/r.Xoli, R. Demarinis. F. Coug^^^an, L DeFeo.W^.CardeHa, K. Howeli, R ~3: fl. Siqno, R. ^oz'icky,.^ l^vve, C Schuyler, J. Fallen, D. •<br />

,JCalaidji"a"n,--M. Sutliyan, J. Bajrkwill', M Hyacmthe, C. Maluenda, M. Biaggi, R-- 3 - 4 J. Doran, M^BoyJ^", P. Vloward, C LaSaia, C. Pfne, C.;Murtaugh,<br />

, a fifrarr.-B. Bellope, J.Xorb'rf, N. Edmonds, W.Oemarinis.<br />

Co-Captains: M. Biaggi, G. Jackson, L. Murphy, J. Doran, K. Howeli<br />

Coaches Bott and Perdisatt discuss tactics<br />

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Gutierrez exalts<br />

J.V. sweep.<br />

Lacking the strength and numbers of opposing<br />

teams, the Rams depended on determination to<br />

wind up the '75 season with a 3-3-1 record. The<br />

team started the season with a 12-6 win over<br />

Spellman and followed with losses to Mt. St. Michael<br />

and Lincoln They rebounded strong over<br />

Blessed Sacrament and highlighted their season<br />

with a last quarter victory over arch-rival Xavier.<br />

They then lost a tough game to city-champs Bayside,<br />

The l_iI" Rams ended the season with a scoreless<br />

tie against former CHSFL champs. Holy<br />

Cross.<br />

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FROSHI<br />

FOOTBALL<br />

'75<br />

NAME<br />

POSITION<br />

AVALLONE, M.<br />

RB<br />

BADER, C.<br />

FL<br />

CARRINGTON, D.<br />

DG<br />

COMEAU, J.<br />

DB<br />

DECAPRIO, P.<br />

QB<br />

DENGLER, N.<br />

G<br />

DOLAN, C.<br />

C-DG<br />

EDWARDS, M.<br />

C-DT<br />

ESTABA, P.<br />

G-DE<br />

FATH, J.<br />

DE-FL<br />

GADRY, A.<br />

GALLAGHER, K.<br />

LB-G<br />

GIANNASCA, N.<br />

RB-DE<br />

HOLZAK, J. ( 3B-DB<br />

HYACINTHE, M.<br />

TE-DT<br />

KANE, R.<br />

T<br />

LARACUENTE, M.<br />

G-T<br />

MAGNAN, D.<br />

DB<br />

MCDERMOTT, J<br />

G-LB<br />

MENELL, J.<br />

FL-DE<br />

MICALI, P.<br />

DB<br />

PARELLA, J.<br />

DB-FL<br />

REIDY, P.<br />

TE-G<br />

TALLEY, R.<br />

DB<br />

THOMAS, G.<br />

DB<br />

TIGBY, C.<br />

T<br />

Head Coach Mike Breen<br />

Asst. Coach Steve Corso<br />

Asst. Coach Gary Trobe<br />

The<br />

Season<br />

Fordham 18 St. Agnes<br />

Fordham 0 Mount<br />

Fordham 12 Riverdale<br />

Fordham 12 Poly Prep<br />

Fordham 13 Lincoln<br />

Fordham 6 B.S.<br />

Fordham 0 St. John's<br />

0<br />

12<br />

0<br />

0<br />

6<br />

13<br />

18<br />

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Mr Edward I O'Brien<br />

Chairman<br />

Mr Walter A. Lynch<br />

Vice-Chairman<br />

Rev. Edward D. Horgan, S.J.<br />

Mr Robert H Abplanalp, '39 Mr Edward P. Arngoni Mr Thomas A Brennan, Jr<br />

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Dr Bernard L Bouillette<br />

Mrs Francis DiGion Dr Martin J Gately '33 Mr. J. Peter Grace Mr Walter J Higgms '31<br />

Mr John Jones Sister Regma Kehoe, OSU Mr Cornelius McCarthy Mrs. Joseph W McGovern<br />

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BOARD OF TRUSTEES<br />

Rev Daniel J. Fitzpatrick, S.J.<br />

Rev. Eugene J O'Brien, S.J.<br />

The Board of Trustees is the policymaking<br />

body of the school, responsible<br />

for the preservation of our traditions,<br />

ideals and values. Our Trustees, a<br />

group of lay and religious men and<br />

women, from the fields of education,<br />

the professions and business, assumed<br />

their responsibility for the Prep in 1970<br />

when we separated from Fordham University.<br />

The Trustees have shouldered the<br />

burden of building our new school and<br />

seeing us through serious financial<br />

problems, while preserving our commitment<br />

to quality education. They<br />

have been the rock on which Fordham<br />

Prep stands; their generosity and service<br />

challenge us to fulfill their hopes<br />

for Fordham Prep.<br />

Mr. Gerald C. McNamara, '41<br />

Mrs. Theodore Okon<br />

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Mr. James J. Needham Mr. William O'Neil Mr. Thomas J Sugrue '64 Mr William M Regan<br />

Emeritus<br />

Rev. Robert R Newton, S.J. Dr. William G. Sharwell Rev. William T. Wood, S.J. '34 Lawrence X. Cusack, Esq<br />

Corporation Attorney<br />

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As Headmaster for the past<br />

fifteen years, Father O'Brien has<br />

gained an unparallelled insight<br />

into the essence of Fordham<br />

Prep, that is, its community. He<br />

has encouraged the development<br />

of an innovative educational program,<br />

which we know as the<br />

FORDHAM PREP PLAN, but insists<br />

that the school's fundamental<br />

asset is the close relationship<br />

between students and faculty.<br />

This factor, he believes, forms the<br />

motivation of the entire plan.<br />

Leaving the office of Headmaster<br />

to Dr. Bouillette, Father O'Brien<br />

now dedicates himself to the<br />

full-time responsibilities of President.<br />

With a deep abiding faith in<br />

the nature and destiny of the<br />

Prep, he has tackled the financial<br />

problems of the school.<br />

The demands of his office may<br />

limit his time for direct contact<br />

with the students, but their educational<br />

needs remain his foremost<br />

concern. Father O'Brien<br />

reveals his feelings, not only towards<br />

his office but the entire<br />

Prep community, in the words of<br />

St. Ignatius: "Love ought to manifest<br />

itself in deeds, not just in<br />

words."<br />

Happy are those who dream<br />

dreams and are ready to pay the<br />

price to make them come true.<br />

Cardinal Suenens<br />

Rev. Eugene J. O'Brien, S.J., President<br />

A.B., M.A., M.S., Ph.L, S.T.B., S.T.L

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The education a school can<br />

give a student is only as good as<br />

its faculty and the role the faculty<br />

plays in the maturing of the student.<br />

Combined on our faculty<br />

are the qualities of experience,<br />

freshness, scholarly wisdom, and<br />

a genuine care for all the students.<br />

Almost every undertaking<br />

that happens during the course of<br />

the school year reverts either directly<br />

or indirectly to a teacher<br />

who cared enough about students<br />

to put in some of his time.<br />

Hopefully, a teacher will not<br />

only transmit accumulated wisdom<br />

or simply give information,<br />

but rather he will teach the student<br />

how to learn. The teacher<br />

should not be evaluated on his<br />

own knowledge, but rather on his<br />

ability to understand, recognize,<br />

and help solve the individual<br />

problems, needs, and talents of<br />

each of his students. Each teacher<br />

is a valuable and integral part<br />

of the molding of the student into<br />

a young man.<br />

Dr. Bouillette<br />

Dr. Bernard L Bouillette, Ph.d.<br />

Headmaster<br />

Look at the darkness giving<br />

birth to the sun.<br />

Kahlil Gibran<br />

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ADMINISTRATION<br />

MM^^HHHH<br />

Rev. Milton E. Jordan, S.J., A.B., M.A., M.Div., S.T.M<br />

Assistant to the Headmaster<br />

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Mr. John J. Foley, B.A.<br />

Dean of Students<br />

NON VI SED SAEPE CADENDO.

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Counseling And Guidance<br />

The Counseling and Guidance Department directs the<br />

Mentoring Program throughout the school The mentorstudent<br />

relationship, which may be seen as an extension<br />

of guidance, attempts to foster the students growth and<br />

development in his academic, social, and personal aspects.<br />

The Department encourages attention to the individual<br />

through regular meetings between mentor and<br />

students.<br />

Dobbs Ferry, the retreat house sponsored by the Department,<br />

offers the student a non-academic, Informal<br />

atmosphere for prayer, liturgy, private reflection, and<br />

group encounter experiences.<br />

Rev Mallick J Fitzpatnck. S J B A PhL. MA STB STL, Director of<br />

Guidance, Senior Counselor<br />

Mr Anthony J Cnmi, A B , M Ed , Junior Counselor<br />

Rev James T Griffin SJ.AB.PhL.MA.STL<br />

Freshman Counselor<br />

STD<br />

Rev Paul 0 Campbell. S J , A B , MA .STB, Sophomore Counselor

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eligious Education<br />

13<br />

r A<br />

Rev. Joseph B. Neville, S.J., A.B., M.A., S.T B<br />

S.T.L<br />

Glory be to Him whose power, working in us, can do infinitely more<br />

than we can ask or imagine — Ephesians 3:20<br />

Rev. James J. DiGiacomo, S.J:, A.B., M.A., Ph.L., S.T.B., S.T.L., Diplome<br />

DeLumen Vitae<br />

Department Chairman<br />

School is a place where you should have to work very hard if you want to keep your apathy,<br />

selfishness, and ignorance intact until graduation.<br />

Rev. Thomas Denny, S.J., B.A., M.A., M.A., M.A.,<br />

S.T.B., S.T.L.<br />

"One only understands the things that one tames; then you become<br />

responsible, forever, for what you have tamed."<br />

Mr. Fernand Beck, III, A.B., M.A.<br />

The river is within us, the sea is all about us .<br />

Let us love one another and<br />

laugh. Time passes and we<br />

shall soon laugh no longer,<br />

and meanwhile common living<br />

is a burden, and earnest<br />

men are at siege upon us all<br />

around Let us suffer absurdities,<br />

for that is only to suffer<br />

one another — H. Belloc<br />

Rev. James E. Shields, S.J., B.A.<br />

Mr. Edward Benedict, A.B., M.A.<br />

Life is not a series of problems to be solved but a mystery to be<br />

lived. — Gabriel Marcel<br />

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Liassics<br />

Mr. Charles W. DaParma, A.B., M.A.<br />

Department Chairman<br />

"... for Christ plays in ten thousand places. Lovely in limbs, and lovely<br />

in eyes not his To the Father through the features of men's faces." — G.M.<br />

Hopkins<br />

Mr. Albert T. Kirchner, A.B., M.A.<br />

Rev. Robert L. Mahoney, S.J., A.B.,<br />

M.A., Ph.L, S.T.B., S.T.L<br />

Rev. Nicholas D. Lombardi, S.J., B.A.,<br />

M.A., M.Div., Cand. Ph.D.<br />

"Falsehood! . . There! There! Prejudice — Forsan et haec olim meminisse juvabit. — Vergil<br />

Compromise — Cowardice — Surrender? No!<br />

Never — never!" — Cyrano de Bergerac<br />

Mr. Douglas W. Tobin, B.A.<br />

Friendship is one soul residing in two bodies "<br />

Mr. James A. Hamill, B.A.<br />

Mr. John Sullivan, A.B., M.S.<br />

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Mathematics<br />

Mr. Daniel Gurfein, B.S.<br />

Mr. Patrick Conway, B.S., M.A.<br />

Department Chairman<br />

Superiority to fate<br />

Is difficult to learn<br />

Tis not conferred to any.<br />

But possible to earn<br />

— E. Dickinson<br />

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Mr. Anthony R. Tartaglia, B.A., M.A.<br />

Here and elsewhere we shall not obtain the best insight into things until we actually<br />

see them grow from the beginning — Aristotle<br />

JgjPia^<br />

Mr. Arnold J<br />

Launno. B.A.. M.A.T.<br />

The task of the educator is to provide experience. In order to do this,<br />

he must first interact with his students, not as a teacher, but as a<br />

person — George Dennison

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Rev. Charles D. Sullivan, S.J., A.B., M.A.<br />

It's better to have tried and lost than never to have tried at all.<br />

Rev. John J. Leonard, S.J., A.B., M.A., Ph.L.,S.T.B.<br />

Each individual seeks a several goal But Heavens great view is one, and that the<br />

whole. — A. Pope<br />

Mr. Robert W. Hawthorn, B.S., M.S.<br />

In these times of development everybody is in a hurry and everybody's in a rush,<br />

and on the way there are people falling down, who are notable to compete These<br />

are the ones we want to love and serve and take care of. — Mother Theresa of<br />

Calcutta<br />

Mr. Harry L. McDonough, A.B., M.S.<br />

Even the oldest tree some fruit may bear.<br />

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English<br />

•<br />

Mr. Richard M. Lanahan, B.A., MA.<br />

Each of us thinks his own life has been, etc — F Scott Fitzgerald<br />

Mr. Donald Fratta, B.A., M.A.<br />

"Lightly on a Ridge of Words "<br />

Rev. William M. Sullivan, S.J., A.B., M.A., S.T.B.<br />

Rev. James F. Fox, S.J., B.A., M.A., M.S.<br />

Mr. S. Jerome Martin, B.A., M.A.<br />

Department Chairman<br />

"I'd rather teach at Fordham Prep than watch television. 1<br />

This above all, to thine own self be true And it must follow, as the night<br />

the day. Thou canst not be false to any man. — Hamlet

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Mr. Dennis M. Ahern, B.A., M.A.<br />

"At its best teaching is neither a job nor a profession. It transcends an art to become<br />

a way of life."<br />

Rev. Stanley J. O'Konsky, S.J., B.A., M.A., M.S.,<br />

M.Div., S.T.M.<br />

"Education becomes wisdom when the student learns that the<br />

questions are frequently more important than the answers "<br />

Mr. Joseph M. Geraghty, B.A., M.A.<br />

"Cast a cold eye<br />

On life, on death<br />

Horseman, pass by!"<br />

epitaph of<br />

William Butler Yeats<br />

Rev. Gerald F. Giblin, S.J., A.B., M.A., Ph.L, S.T B<br />

S.T.L<br />

A vocation is an act of love, not a professional career. — Graham<br />

Greene<br />

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Social Studies<br />

Dr. Francis X. Holbrook, Ph.D.<br />

Department Chairman<br />

Trust everyone but cut the cards — P F Dunne<br />

Mr Charles Tarallo, B.A., M.A.<br />

"I have stopped believing that most<br />

people generally behave rationally, but<br />

I still think that they should."<br />

Mr. Albert J. Pucciarelli. B.A., M.A.,<br />

/Zu C-

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Sciences<br />

Mr. Thomas J. Byrne, B.S., M.A.<br />

Mr. Robert J. Gomprecht, Jr., B.A., M.A.<br />

The wise man looks into space and does not regard the small as too<br />

little, nor the great as too big; for he knows that there is no limit to<br />

Mr. Ben Greco, B.S., MS<br />

Life is love, so live<br />

Rev. Joseph S. Rooney, S.J.,<br />

A.B., M.A.<br />

Amor et Conscia Virtus<br />

Mr. Cornelius F. McCarthy, B.A., M.A.<br />

Department Chairman<br />

Dr. Monica Minton, Ph.D.<br />

"Let us give thanks to God. We owe everything to Her'<br />

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Rev. Gerald J. Chojnacki, S.J., B.A., Ph.B., M.Div.<br />

The greatest good we can do is not just to share our riches with others but to reveal theirs<br />

to themselves'<br />

Mrs. Marie Dzielak, B.A.<br />

For in the dew of little things the heart finds its morning<br />

and is refreshed. — Kahil Gibran<br />

Rev. Russel J- Sloun, S.J., A.B., M.A., M.Div., S.T.M.<br />

On ne voit bien qu'avec le coeur L'essentiel est invisible pour les yeux<br />

Mr. Rudolf L Hanish, A.B., M.A. (Emeritus)<br />

Mr. Jose L. Formoso, B.A., M.A.,<br />

Department Chairman<br />

Common sense is true most uncommon of the senses.<br />

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Modern<br />

Languages<br />

Rev. Matthew C. Flood, S.J., B.A., M.A., Ph.L, S.T.B., S.T.L<br />

There are languages of words.<br />

There is the language of Jesus Christ,<br />

the Word who became man.<br />

Both of these say: "You are terribly important."<br />

Rev. Louis A. Mounteer, S.J., A.B., M.A., Ph.L., S.T.B.<br />

Sow an idea, reap an act; sow an act, reap a habit; sow a habit, reap a character; sow<br />

a character, reap a destiny<br />

IT<br />

Mr. Alfred A. Mehemel, B.A., M.A.<br />

As we pass each other on the road of life, let us not be strangersi<br />

Mr. Paul Laraque, B.A., M.A.<br />

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Fine<br />

Arts<br />

Mr. James K. Johnson, B.S., B.D., M.S.M.<br />

Department Chairman<br />

Music ts love in search of a word<br />

Mrs. Karen J. Kaysen, A.B., M.A.<br />

Mr. Robert L Corbino, A.A., B.A<br />

Food<br />

Service<br />

Physical<br />

Mrs. Anna Vassallo, Mrs. Camille Licandro, Mrs. Nancy Smith,<br />

Mr. Richard Vassallo, Sr.Food Services Director.<br />

Plant<br />

V. Ferrara, Mr. A. Rida, Director, W.<br />

Brashck, L Scally.<br />

J. Lopez, Mr. A. Rida, B.S., Director, D. Penge, T. Marrone.

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Library<br />

The world holds countless treasures— to experience<br />

as many of these as possible is mans greatest goal.<br />

Mr. August A. Stellwag, B.S., M.S., M.L.S.,<br />

Librarian<br />

Something is learned everytime a book is opened — Old<br />

Chinese Proverb<br />

Rev. George McAleer, S.J., B.A., M.A.,<br />

B.L.S. (Emeritus)<br />

Physical<br />

Education<br />

Mr. James Curran, Paraprofessional<br />

Mr. Joseph P. Fox, B.S., M.A.<br />

Mr. Joseph J. Ososki, B.S.,<br />

Director of Athletics<br />

Someone may rob you of your money,<br />

but no one can rob you of your<br />

education.<br />

Mr. John W. Lyttle, B.S., M.A. (Emeritus)<br />

Mr. Frank Leahy, B.S., M.A.<br />

Every man who knows how to read has it in his power to make<br />

his life full, significant and interesting — Aldous Huxley<br />

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Mr Francis J Perdisatt, B A<br />

Rev George B. Hoch, S.J.<br />

Assistant Dean of Students<br />

A B , MA, PhL, S.T.L<br />

Administration<br />

Mrs Mary Malanga<br />

Asst. to Director of Development<br />

Mr. Eugene Mitchell, B.S., MA.<br />

Driver Education<br />

42 Mr Daniel Maher '38. B S<br />

Treasurer<br />

Mr Richard Vassallo. Sr<br />

Director of Food Service<br />

Mrs. Kathleen Morrison, R.N.<br />

School Nurse

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Secretaries<br />

Mrs. Marge Bassetti Mrs Nicolina Abbato Miss Cheryl Semberger 43

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STUDENT<br />

GOVERNMENT<br />

Translates Ideals<br />

Into Actions<br />

The role of Student Government is to represent the majority of students<br />

in the school in such a way that they have a definite voice in the shaping<br />

of school policy and activities. Student Government has seen the realization<br />

of this commitment by encouraging members of the Fordham Prep<br />

Council to dedicate their time and energies to the improvement of school<br />

life.<br />

In addition to its responsibilities to extracurricular activities, Student<br />

Government has made efforts this year at involvement beyond the<br />

school. An example was Project SMILES which brought orphans to the<br />

Prep for an afternoon of lunch, sports, and games with our students. The<br />

success of this project was amply reflected in the faces of these children.<br />

A new format for mentor group representatives was instituted to facilitate<br />

communications between S.G. and the mentoring groups.<br />

This year's Student Government brought many ideas into action and<br />

stimulated action among a wider group of students than ever before. It<br />

tried to live its motto: "For the improvement of the community."<br />

Ernest Robertson, Co-ordmator of Activities, Jim Howard, President;<br />

Ed Pillert, Treasurer<br />

(SITTING! P. Howard, R Izquierdo, J. Grasso, R. Keane (STANDING) C, LaSala, T Rizzo, R. Hannigan, H.<br />

Brown, M Avallone

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KAWAIDA<br />

Moderator, Mr. Paul Laraque; President, M. Diaz; Secretary; K. Butler;<br />

Treasurer. P. Howard.<br />

T. Slater, W. Riggs, A. Toddman<br />

Kawaida hosting grammar school conference<br />

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Intramurals<br />

;p hasMQih followed the tradition of orgazing<br />

amw^fJTintramur^rprogram .with studerits of all years<br />

participating. Fr. Charles Sullivan, once again acting as moderator,<br />

brought valuable experience and organization to this<br />

year's season, by presenting the students with a variety of<br />

sports to choose from, including football, basketball, and<br />

hockey. In constructing>thjhintramural program, he created<br />

three divisions by groupirVgik Seniorsapd Junjors together,<br />

and allowj^iitjie SophomoSs and^wshme)^ to compete<br />

4s in their own years.^Special thanks should go<br />

udent co-ordinators. Bill Korchak, Tony Riocci,<br />

jldi, who assisted iarrjaking this year's program<br />

ith the help of theiTdidicated referees,<br />

oeginning of the year, Fr/Sullivan was confident to<br />

..oe that "with-tta_e continued support of students, this<br />

s program will be oTre^of t/>e most successful as comared<br />

to recent years," and from the reactions of the students,<br />

ediction came true.<br />

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Strategy<br />

And<br />

Tactics<br />

R — 1 (L-R) P. McNiernev. J Derrico. R. Sierra, T. Schiano, W. Alago, E. Hayfield,<br />

D Anderson. F. Silva. R — 2 L. Greco. J. Dillon. S. Rapillo, C. Hill, D. DelliCarpini,<br />

A. Oddi, R. Rodriguez<br />

R _ i (L-R) T. Hastings, E. Hayfield, W. Alago. R — 2 D Anderson, E<br />

Burgess, M. Edwards

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LETTERS<br />

Just as Elizabeth was sent to rule her troubled people, LETTERS<br />

is given to soothe the savage masses. From beginning to end, LET-<br />

TERS is a creative celebration of life. An announcement of utter joy<br />

and ecstacy co-mingled with a mastery of words Shakespeare himself<br />

would have envied. Reading LETTERS is a source of emotional<br />

purification parallel to one's self-immolation in Beethovan's Ninth<br />

Symphony.<br />

One expects someday the writters of LETTERS to be spoken of in<br />

the same breath as Faulkner, Hemingway, O'Neil, Eliot, Pound and<br />

Kotzwinkle. Perhaps that is to underestimate them.<br />

The interview with Salinger was just too much, although I must<br />

admit disappointment at the Picasso engravings. This was compensated<br />

for by the newly discovered and previously unpublished sections<br />

of Aristotle's POETICS. As much as I like Allen Ginsberg, I<br />

think forty-eight poems in one issue is a bit overdone.<br />

LETTERS is what Milton lost.<br />

G.B. Shaw<br />

Editor-in-chief, John Moukad; Moderator, Mr. Lanahan; Associate<br />

Editor, Mark Cerbone.<br />

Staff; F. Aliberti, H. Brown,<br />

L Curreri. C. EM, C. Ford, J.<br />

Grasso, J. McCarrick, J.<br />

Mrugalski, J. Pompilio, M.<br />

Sardo.<br />

Editorial Board: R. Burke, J. Doran, S. Gallagher. J. Moukad, M. Cerbone, S. Bluitt.<br />

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UDIKILV<br />

(H-1) J Young. Mr Fratta, J. Goetz, |R-2) E Shields, W Thierfelder (President), T, Ficarra.<br />

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Bell Tolls<br />

For<br />

Prep Shoppe<br />

How much is that doggy in the window?<br />

"Window-shopping,"<br />

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THE SCIENTISTS<br />

Science Clubs Reflect<br />

Student Involvement<br />

In Environmental<br />

Concerns And Projects<br />

Generated By Curriculum<br />

Mr. Greco explains the intricacies of the Periodic Table.<br />

CHEMISTRY CLUB<br />

J. Rawlins<br />

K. Dunner<br />

J. Curtin<br />

E. Pupo<br />

J. Thampoe<br />

S. Mazzella<br />

T. OHanlon<br />

T. Kelly<br />

P. Camas<br />

J. Meschisi<br />

T. Boland<br />

A. Machajewski<br />

T. McGonagle<br />

D. Miele<br />

S. Ruggiero<br />

ESP CLUB<br />

D. Miele<br />

S. Ruggiero<br />

T. Kelly<br />

A. Zingale<br />

J. Falasco<br />

S. Mauro<br />

J. DiLorenzo<br />

R. Weeks<br />

S. Antonelli<br />

J. LaGattuta<br />

ASTRONOMY CLUB<br />

S. Ruggiero<br />

M. Weedhan<br />

E. Pupo<br />

J. DiLorenzo<br />

P. McNierney<br />

S. Mazzella<br />

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Amazing 1<br />

Chemists dilligently experimenting

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KNEELING: A. Pascucci, M. Micalizzi, E. DAbleffiont,<br />

D. Pardo, Fr. Lombardi, moderator, M., Trozz<br />

M. Uggeri, P. Cavanaugh, J. McNamara<br />

STANDING: C. Conn, R. Montay, E. McDermott, M.<br />

J. Klustner, R. Duke, F. Aliberti, P. Bonfi<br />

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Mr. Tobin's<br />

Mentees<br />

Mr. Gomprecht's<br />

Mentees<br />

1<br />

T-B: T. Cullinane, A Gentile, K.<br />

Macan, A. Mascia.<br />

T-B: M. Cleary, F. D'Ambrosn, S.<br />

Greene, J DeFrancesco.<br />

T-B: K. McCann, H. Atigbi, W.<br />

Hawthorn, C. Dolan.<br />

T-B: S Karpin, J Hanahoe, E.<br />

Burgess<br />

T: T. Mangano, M. Kenny.<br />

B: R. Lombardi, D. McQueen.<br />

V. Copeland, Mr. Tobin, K. Jenkins, R. Hernandez T: A. Meich, B. McCarthy.<br />

B: J. Civetta, S. Jones.<br />

#- ft<br />

T-B: M. Casey, M. Greco, A<br />

McCarron<br />

KoSS<br />

^<br />

T: C. Brande, J. DeMatteo<br />

B: T. Hastings, C. Antonelli.<br />

F. Calabro, D DiSalvo, Mr Gomprecht. B Capucci, J T: M LaPetma, R Kane<br />

Derrico.<br />

B E Hayfield III, D Magnan

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Mr. Laurino's<br />

Mentees<br />

Mr. Pucciarelli's<br />

Mentees<br />

T-B: T. Culhane, A Crescenzi. N.<br />

Chinlund, R Colasuonno<br />

T-B: M Maiullari. T Schipper, R.<br />

Mattone, J Perrella<br />

TOP F Pretel, E Pupo<br />

BOT: G. Conte. J Palacio<br />

J McDermott. R. Bruel, Mr. Launno, J Curran, N Brusco<br />

TOP S Ofrtiz, R. Montay.<br />

BOT M Avallone, K O'Connor.<br />

T-B: N Pezzola, W. Zeoli, J.<br />

Meschisi, T. Kinnally.<br />

T: P Marshall, M Morrison C Ogburn, W<br />

B: R Muniz. E Rembert.<br />

Mclntyre, Mr. Pucciarelh, B. Perrealt.<br />

T. M. Meehan, M. Stanton.<br />

B: M. Russo, I. Moscatiello.

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Mr. Hamill's<br />

Mentees<br />

Mr. Fratta's<br />

Mentees<br />

M Bohn, J Cahill, R Weeks, P<br />

Dillon<br />

T-B: J. Campell. W. Guinan, J.<br />

Fiorino, D. McKiernan<br />

K Mayer, C Hassler, M Hicks. W<br />

Dobbin<br />

TOP; E. Donaghue, J. Daly<br />

BOT: M. Florence, F. Larizza<br />

R. Bernard, M. Casey, Mr. Hamill, E. D'Ablemont, F. TOP: K. Hamilton, W. Daly<br />

DiGiorgi<br />

BOT: T Flattery, M. Grubehch<br />

T-B: G. Cornell, J, Atkinson, K.<br />

Cannon, M Ferrotta.<br />

T: M. Hyacinthe, D. Anderson, E. D. Gorbea, L. Lauber, Mr. Fratta, J. Darauche, J. Bain T: L-R W. Lee, K. Gallagher, E<br />

Dwyer<br />

Davis<br />

B: M. Laracuente, R. Filter<br />

B W Barnes, C Kail

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Fr. Fox's<br />

Mentees<br />

Mr. Tartaglia's<br />

Mentees<br />

T G Delh Carpmi, P. lanniello<br />

B G Bellmo, C Bader<br />

L. Novelli, Fr. Fox, W. Roche, J. Fit<br />

T. P. Sharwell, J Comeau<br />

B: F. White, J. McNamara<br />

SF,<br />

TOP R O'Brien. V Bellusci<br />

BOT J Callahan. S Deana<br />

0 Carrington, J. Witnck, Mr. Tartaglia, G. Thomas, A. TOP: S. Kostyra, B. Carley<br />

Clarke " BOT: J. Leonard, J. Pedulla<br />

T-B: T. Thome, N Giannasca, W<br />

Klein, A. Warren, P. DeCaprio<br />

1/<br />

T-B B Mirque.D Birdi, J. Johnson,<br />

N Deugher, J Pagane<br />

T-B: K Singleton, Q. lorio, C<br />

Whitcross, J. Holzach, K. Moore<br />

T-B A Gadry, R. Qumn, R Sierra,<br />

M. Simpson, R Cassese<br />

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Mr. Byrne's<br />

Mentees<br />

Mr. McHugh's<br />

Mentees<br />

TOP: M. Sullivan, J. Pegram<br />

BOT: L. Murphy, B. McCullough<br />

BACK M Sheehan, A Mansfield<br />

FRONT: R Talley, S White<br />

T-B: P. Ziminsky, S Taccetta, J.<br />

Reda<br />

P. Lee, C Rosato. N Ruggiero<br />

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AURORA BOREALIS<br />

(JSun shining«h(ight<br />

Through the naked trees of<br />

With lambent flames<br />

That soothe<br />

The'frost-bound earth,<br />

And reflect the Splendor<br />

Of all creation/<br />

" ' v"<br />

Under the same sky<br />

Mankind is unable to feel<br />

Rie presertce of 1<br />

And tfie "o" tocj<br />

Brisk winteK|yeeze.<br />

He misses the soWid of ivy<br />

aping the side 6T his home,<br />

utimely cordance with<br />

• * • •<br />

gMJKM<br />

. •<br />

in the wind.<br />

'journeymg sun, •<br />

I am missing the roar of a<br />

Breaking wave against<br />

And these too I desire —<br />

To fee^beauty compel me,<br />

To want nothing more than<br />

To sit and watch.<br />

But I know that I must<br />

j Once again enter reality —<br />

, But now to remain open<br />

To the Deauty which<br />

Surrounds me,<br />

Until once again I can<br />

Sit and watch,<br />

And let beauty open my heart<br />

To love and warmth.<br />

Stephen Murphy '76

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Deep in the canyon, thread-bare snow above.<br />

The rackets of leaping streams below.<br />

Clustered on black weed.<br />

Like beads by the handful of flat wet leaves.<br />

Shining dully, like dusty berries.<br />

Like grains of rice ready to be knocked from their stems.<br />

The ladybugs in the thousands cling<br />

To some poor shivering form of winter life.<br />

The snow melts, the mountain tops grow bald.<br />

The stream, saving nothing, runs out before April —<br />

But all that is yet to come.<br />

Now the little beetles huddle motionless.<br />

They glisten with the wet.<br />

Numb in their short black legs.<br />

Exposed to any hungry jaw or beak<br />

That crops its way along this morning run.<br />

They frighten me, so vulnerable they are —<br />

Touch a branch and rain down orange drops<br />

That click on stones<br />

And lie there upside-down, their legs barely waving.<br />

They remind me of my childhood.<br />

I cannot step without crushing them —<br />

They are so many and to no purpose:<br />

My life, their death, it seems.<br />

— Robert Burke '76

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Prep Phys. Ed. Starts<br />

Gymnastics Program<br />

A Prep assembly featuring a championship<br />

gymnastics team from neighboring Pennsylvania<br />

sparked school wide interest for a gymnastics<br />

program. The exhibition demonstrated<br />

that stamina, rhythm, agility, and style must<br />

characterize the gymnast's performance.<br />

An enthusiastic response from the students<br />

may be laying the foundation for a future Prep<br />

team to enter competition.<br />

Above Gurtler stradles the bars<br />

Left Monkey business made easy<br />

Do I really have to change a light bulb, Mr Fox?<br />

elow Lambert shows "how" on the rings

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Above: Tony Riocci sweeps in at the net for a goal. Moran eyes the net.<br />

Below: The preparation is over; the contest begins as the puck is dropped into play.

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Above: Monahan battles for puck.<br />

Right: Coach Abbatini thinks it ove<br />

Below: Riocci drives in the goa

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Pat Cavanaugh takes control.<br />

Ken DeLasho picks a spot<br />

Murphy holds ready for the puck

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Hockey Team Sweeps To Record-Breaking Season<br />

R-1. S. Mauro, T Monahan, S. Bassetti, P. Kopera, B. Andrews, J. LaGattuta, A. Riocci. S. Moran. C Granda R-2. Assistant<br />

Coach Mr. P. Moran, S. Fitzpatrick, J. Murphy. M. Boyle, K. Delasho, J. Scilufo, T. Ruocco. S Ruggiero, P. Cavanaugh, C.<br />

Walsh, Coach Mr J Abbatini, Moderator Fr. M. Jordan.

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Prep Iceme<br />

Skate To Hockey League Playoffs<br />

\<br />

In the 1975-76 Hockey Season, Fordham Prep saw its team, in<br />

only its third year of existence, become a first place contender in<br />

the Catholic High School Hockey League. *<br />

In mid-September, as the club started its off-ice training, the players<br />

worked hard because they felt they had a winning team. Hard<br />

work combined with enormous enthusiasm soon yielded a 1 1-5-1<br />

record. The turning point of the season came when the team tied<br />

lona 4-4 in their third game. This was the Prep's best showing<br />

against an established team and gave them the badly needed confidence<br />

they sought.<br />

With a new zest of confidence and led by the high scoring line<br />

of Sean Moran, Tony Riocci, and Charlie Granda, Fordham sped to<br />

the top to stay in a constant battle with All Hallows for first place.<br />

The highlight of the season occurred when Fordham avenged an<br />

8-1 loss to Spellman at the Nassau Coliseum by beating them<br />

soundly 7-0. In this game a total team effort, along with the standup<br />

goal tending of Paul Kopera, gave Fordham its third shutout in<br />

seven games. Bill Andrews gave the team its first two shutouts in<br />

decisive fashion against St. Raymonds and Dubios.<br />

Fordham proved itself to the league as it gave city champion<br />

Cardinal Hayes its most evenly matched game in at least three years<br />

of competition. Fordham demonstrated that they weren't a "Cinderella"<br />

team but a true winner. Led by the aggressive play of<br />

alternate captain Ken DeLasho and the hard hitting of Joe Scilufo<br />

and Mike Boyle, Fordham threatened Hayes' unbeaten record. Scoring<br />

three goals in the third period, Fordham lost a tough game 7-4.<br />

Under the guidance of Coach Abbatini and Moderator Fr. Jordan,<br />

the team completed its first highly successful season. As the RAM-<br />

KIN goes to press, the Prep could possibly have a city-championship<br />

on its hands. With the young depth of players like Sophomores<br />

Steve Bassetti, Tom Monahan, and Steve Mauro, along with Freshmen<br />

Chris Grace and Billy Mclntyre. the team will have plenty of<br />

talent for years to come.<br />

Charlie Granda faces off against opponent<br />

John Murphy tangles with rival player for puck

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J.V. Hockey Acquires New Strength And Skills<br />

R — 1: B McKiernan, E White, W Blabe, J. Holzach, D McKiernan, M LaPetina, D Pacchiana R — 2: S. Flyn<br />

R Coulehan, T Himmelberg, T. Singleton, L. Demchuk, S. Jones, A. LaScala, P Chang<br />

This year's season witnessed the emergence<br />

of talent and promise for future seasons.<br />

Standouts included Chris Grace with<br />

his ability to skate, stickhandle and set up<br />

plays. Brendan McKiernan's team spirit and<br />

play making and brother Dennis' all-out hustling<br />

stood the team in good measure. John<br />

Holzach brought in the crucial goals while<br />

Bill Blabe, with his stinging shot from the<br />

point, pounded the oppostions' nets. Defense<br />

was in the capable hands of Tony LaScala<br />

and Eddie White. The goal was ably<br />

defended by Mike LaPetina.<br />

Mid-season additions like Steve Jones<br />

and Lou Demchuk aided veterans Tim Singleton<br />

and John Aglio, the team's captain.<br />

Mr. Patrick Moran, the team's coach, lent<br />

not only skillful direction but the kind of encouragement<br />

and support players need.<br />

Above: Blabe warms up his sting shot, while McKiernan rests<br />

Lower Right: John Holzach faces off with Gaels opponent<br />

Below: Mike LaPetina sweeps away the opposition's puck<br />

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Maroon Key Grows<br />

The Order of the Maroon Key is an organization<br />

honoring leadership in Fordham Prep students.<br />

Juniors and seniors are elected by a committee<br />

composed of four teachers and four students who<br />

are Maroon Key members. Their decision is based<br />

on the candidate's application, optional interview,<br />

and the recommendations of the teachers and fellow<br />

students. The committee seeks to recognize<br />

accomplishments in activities, academics, and service<br />

to school and community. The Maroon Key<br />

member is not someone who has a large following,<br />

but rather someone whose example should inspire<br />

others. It is always difficultto select new members<br />

because there are so many deserving candidates.<br />

The primary purpose of the Maroon Key is accomplished<br />

through the members' caring, helping, and<br />

serving other people.<br />

Christopher Walsh<br />

President of the Maroon Key '76<br />

Fr Mahoney, Moderator, & Pres C Walsh<br />

J Flemming, J Dillulio, M Biaggi, P. O'Rourke<br />

M Boyle, C LaSala, J Klustner, J. Doran, F Ahbeti, E Pillert. E. Robertson, J Schutty<br />

T McCabe & P Arabia<br />

V Coli & R Keane

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Religious Life Committee<br />

Leads Christian Renewal<br />

The Religious Life Committee has helped bring about substantial<br />

progress in the spiritual developement of our school.<br />

First, and foremost, is the introduction of the "New Penance<br />

Rite" to the Prep's community. Another important work, which<br />

few have noticed, is the Committee's involvement in the retreat<br />

program. Prep students have participated in spiritual<br />

retreats with other schools from the New York area in the<br />

C.Y.O. Search Program, Christian Awakenings, and Teenager's<br />

Encounters with Christ.<br />

This year's Committee has made its major aim to strengthen<br />

the religious life in the Fordham Prep Community both with<br />

students and their parents. Hopefully, the work will not end<br />

this year but will continue for years to come.<br />

Religious Life Committee Chairman Mr, Benedict plans meeting with Mike<br />

Avallone.<br />

Above: Barney Beerman entertains at Calvary Hospital.<br />

Below: B. McCaffery wraps Christmas Presents for patients.<br />

Above: Fr. Mahoney, Fr. O'Brien, and Fr Fox administer the Eucharist marking the beginning<br />

of the Christmas season<br />

Below: Mr. Hawthorn and Joe Bertolas enjoy the singing at the annual concert by Prep<br />

students at Calvary Hospital

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Staff<br />

RAMPART is published by the students of<br />

Fordham Preparatory School , East Fordham<br />

Road, Bronx, N.Y. 10^58.<br />

Subscriptions are $*t yearly.<br />

Editors in Chief<br />

John Fumo and<br />

Mark Liscio<br />

Sports Editor<br />

John Pettinelli<br />

Feature Editor<br />

Marco Remec<br />

News Editor<br />

Rod O'Connor<br />

Assistant News Editor John Klustner<br />

Business Editor<br />

Andy Rasiej<br />

Photo Editor<br />

Mike Needham<br />

Art Editor<br />

Jim Fleming<br />

Moderator Fr. Russell Sloun, S.J.<br />

Special thanks to Fr. Lombardi, S.J.<br />

Subscription Manager Ed McDermott<br />

Staff: 'Tom Boland, Peter Arabia, Jce<br />

Tafuri , Bob Hsrnigan, Vincent Ruggiero,<br />

Tom O'Keefe, Martin McNamara, Larry<br />

Curran, Jack Micali, Thomas O'Hanlon,<br />

John Rawlins, Joseph Trentacoste, Chris<br />

Ford, Peter Marshall, Greg Bedell, Gene<br />

Lanza, Richard Burke, Mike Moore, Bill<br />

Korchak, Tom Ficcara, Ed Pillert, Nick<br />

Scotto diCarlo, Larry McTague, Ed Mc-<br />

Aleer, Fred Alberti, Silvio Mazzella,<br />

Joe McDermott and Tom Campbell<br />

J. Fumo, M LISCIO, Editors-in-chief.<br />

J. Pettinelli, Sports Editor.<br />

Fr Sloun. Moderator; J Clustner, Asst. Ed.; M. Remec, Feature Ed.; R. Hannigan, E. McDermott. Missing:<br />

R. O'Connor, News Editor.<br />

A. Rasiej, Business Ed,

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Rams March For Life<br />

On Jan. 22, the third anniversary of the U.S. Supreme Court<br />

decision on abortion, 30 Prep students led by Mr. Beck and<br />

Fr. DiGiacomo traveled to Washington D.C., to lobby for the<br />

reversal of the decision. The students joined other anti-abortionists<br />

from all 50 states.<br />

The demonstration started in mid-morning across from the<br />

White House. The demonstrators then proceeded to march to<br />

the Washington Monument behind a banner declaring:<br />

"ABORTION: a woman's right to kill."<br />

At the Monument, the crowd heard speakers assail the Supreme<br />

Court decision. The Capitol police estimated the crowd<br />

to be between 25,000 and 50,000 people.<br />

After approximately two hours in the freezing weather, the<br />

demonstration moved to the Capitol. The first arrivals formed<br />

a circle around the building, which was aptly called "a circle<br />

of life." The speakers commended the crowd's actions and<br />

the perseverance they showed. Following a prayer by Bishop<br />

Welsh of Virginia, the demonstrators entered the nearby<br />

office buildings to continue lobbying for an amendment that<br />

would reverse the Supreme Court decision.<br />

Demonstrators march to Capitol Building<br />

Speeches demand repeal of pro-abortion bill<br />

Prep Responds With Blood<br />

On February 1 3 the Kwianis Key Club held its first blood drive of the Prep's<br />

history. In this joint venture with the Cooley's Anemia Research Foundation<br />

and the Red Cross, the Prep collected sixty-five pints of blood.<br />

Cooley's Anemia is a fatal incurable disease that afflicts youngsters, few<br />

victims of this disease live beyond their early teens. As a result of the disease<br />

they need frequent blood transfusions in order to survive. The Blood drive was<br />

a great success and the club plans to make the drive an annual event. Joe<br />

Decaminada and Steve Falci, aided by Marko Remec, directed the activities<br />

of the blood drive.<br />

Prepster prepares to give blood donation

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Kiwanis Establishes<br />

Key Club<br />

Frank Young discusses with senior citizens<br />

The Kiwanis Key Club is basically a high<br />

school service organization modeled after<br />

Kiwanis, a service oriented group of business and<br />

professional men who sponsor and advise it in<br />

its various activities and projects. Key Clubbing<br />

is the largest high school service organization<br />

in North America and has two official publications,<br />

THE KEYNOTE and THE EMPIRE KEY.<br />

While the Club's emphasis is on service, either<br />

fund raising or volunteer projects, it also tries<br />

to involve itself actively in its high school and<br />

surrounding communities. In undertaking its<br />

projects, the Key Club's aim is the development<br />

of initiative, leadership ability, and good citizen<br />

practices while making the whole process fun,<br />

bringing the personal satisfaction of helping<br />

others to all its members.<br />

In the 1975-76 year, the Key Club has grown<br />

to over forty active members at the Prep, only<br />

two and a half years after it started. Headed by<br />

Marko Remec, President, Steve Falci and Peter<br />

Arabia, Vice-Presidents, Jim Curtin, Secretary,<br />

Dan Morrison, Treasurer, and Fr. Giblon, Moderator,<br />

the Key Club has accomplished much in<br />

the area of community service.<br />

The Club has raised more than seven hundred<br />

dollars for its year project, the Rosary Hill Hospital.<br />

By sponsoring movies and basketball contests,<br />

the Club raised enough money to send its<br />

representatives to the District Convention in<br />

April. The Club also hosted a Christmas dinner<br />

for senior citizens in December.<br />

The outlook is optimistic. The Key Club has<br />

found a place in the Prep and the Prep has<br />

found a place for it.<br />

President Marko Remec confers with Bob Russo<br />

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R. Hackett checks his time. Rams make splash<br />

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Marco surfaces during 100 yd. breaststroke.<br />

Greg Bedell churns toward finish<br />

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Relay mates Bell and Gaskin await Aquaram's touch.

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Leveck is airborne during inward-back.<br />

Marshall captures the gold.<br />

What do you mean, they just finished the backstroke?

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R 1 C Gaskin, M Remec. T Shaw. J John, T Hastings, B McCullough, R-2: J Sausto, A Clarke, C Levesque, J Carrozza, P Marshall R-3 S Deana, K.<br />

Weber, J Fleming, J Tully. K Mayer R-4 R Duke. R O'Connor. T Bell, T Campbell, W Whelan. R-5: M Fitzsimons, P Roche, P DeCaprio. S Murphy,<br />

M Hicks R-6 R Hausman, D Freer, 8 Hackett, F Bruskewicz<br />

R-l C Gaskin, J Fleming, S Murphy R-2 R O'Connor, T. Bell. M Rernec. M Fitz- R-1 • T Campbell, C. Gaskin, D Freer. R-2 Coach Joseph Bernal<br />

Simons. R-3 D, Freer, R Duke. T Campbell, B Whelan<br />

and Moderator Fr. J. Shields.<br />

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Prep Aquarams Raise Tide In Another<br />

Winning Season<br />

Defeat Arch Rival<br />

Columbia Prep<br />

The 1975-76 Fordham Prep swimming team enjoyed a<br />

most prosperous season, leaving all but one of its seven<br />

opponents in its rising tide.<br />

The team faced many top-notch private school teams,<br />

including Chaminade, St. Mary's (Manhasset), and St.<br />

Mary's of Greenwich. The high point of the season was the<br />

Prep's defeat of its archrival, Columbia Prep, in a very close<br />

and strategic meet. This victory summed up much of the<br />

spirit and determination of the team, and, finally, brought<br />

to light the full credit which belongs to the coach, Mr. Joseph<br />

Bernal, and the moderator, Fr. James Shields, S.J..<br />

Guided by these two men, the team has matured in three<br />

years from a team with potential to one with not only plenty<br />

of talent, but one with plenty of class as well.<br />

This year brought a new dimension: depth. For the past<br />

few years the team has lacked the swimmers who can<br />

bring in the vital points of third and fourth place finishes.<br />

However, the development of co-captains Dieter Freer and<br />

Conrad Gaskin, along with a whole team of seniors and<br />

juniors, filled that vacancy. The team has also added such<br />

top-line swimmers as Freshman Mark Hicks, Kurt Mayer,<br />

and Peter Marshall to the likes of Bobby Hackett, and Tom<br />

Campbell, the third co-captain of the team. This mixture of<br />

talent and incomparable spirit brought home a great season.<br />

Pan-American Champ, Bobby Hackett. ready for the plunge in a meet<br />

against rival<br />

Above: Diver Jim Tully heads to new heights in a backward Below Co-Captain Dieter Freer takes<br />

round in relay at Brooklyn College

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(L-R| F. Hickey. J. O'Driscoll, P. Martyn. (L-R) W. Blabe. C. Racioppo. Mr. DaParma, C. Brucaliere, S. Pfister. (L-R) D. Benignetti, R Comettant, K.<br />

O'Hagan.<br />

(TOP-BOT.) P. D'Ariano, D. Forstall, A<br />

Pagan.<br />

(TOP-BOT.) R. Rodriguez, A. Collura, D.<br />

Shaw.<br />

Mr. DaParma's<br />

Mentees<br />

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TOP M McMahon.<br />

BOT: C. Keppler, M Conn<br />

L Benza, Mr Ahern, N Speranza<br />

M Sena, J Pirraglia<br />

Fr. Mounteer's Mentees<br />

T-B G Maldonado. E Whyte. 0 Thomas<br />

TOP H Espejo, D Pialtos<br />

BOT C Hymans, M Micalizz<br />

TOP R Carotenuto. J Tedesch<br />

BOT: J Cannella, K McGuire<br />

T Curtin, C Hanlon, S Mauro<br />

T-B G Dorata. A Woods. J Browne<br />

Mr. Ahern's<br />

Mentees

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TOP: M. Lyon.<br />

BOT: J. Daly, T Coffield<br />

E. Rodriguez, J. Izquierdo, T. Hyatt, D. Smith. TOP: S. Ferranti<br />

BOT: R. Holland, J. McCaffrey.<br />

Fr. Mounteer's Mentees<br />

TOP: P. DeCaprio.<br />

BOT: G. Leong, T. Glav<br />

T-B: M. Frost, M. Morns, M Musgrove<br />

Mr. Hawthorn's<br />

Mentees<br />

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Mr. Martin's<br />

Mentees<br />

I IPS!<br />

J I r jft<br />

M<br />

I<br />

T-B: P. Kopera, M Allen, J DiGiorgi. J<br />

Cline.<br />

TOP R. Coulehan, T Delaney. F Silva<br />

BOT R Haddad, A Linares<br />

G Lanza. P. Rizzo. Mr Martin, C Levesque, R. Corcoran.<br />

TOP: C Overlander, R Hannigan.<br />

BOT: L-R- L McTague, K Maher.<br />

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Mr. Greco's<br />

Mentees<br />

—W i<br />

TOP: J. Cassidy.<br />

BOT: S. Wines, J. Meenan.<br />

J. O'Conner, M. Cicero, Mr. Greco, L. Garcia, J Castano. TOP E. O'Reilly.<br />

BOT: S. Kardos, G Gray.<br />

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TOP T Himmelberg. T McCormick<br />

BOT. T. Kelly. J. Ortiz<br />

P Roche, J Wines. S Hapillo, R Shannon<br />

TOP G Casey, M McKenzie<br />

BOT: V. Brophy, J Carrozza<br />

T-B: R Gagliano, J Mascia. D Leslie, K<br />

Grogan<br />

T-B: R. O'Neill, M Brown, J Ranni, E<br />

Grogan<br />

Dr. Minton's<br />

Mentees<br />

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Mr. Tarallo's<br />

Mentees<br />

T-B: M. McDermott, S. Bassetti, M<br />

Grayson, E. Kurzawa.<br />

TOP: E. Lukmann.<br />

BOT: T. O'Loughlin, W- Simmons.<br />

M. Carlyle, R. Spolzmo, Mr. Tarallo. B Wynne TOP: M Massa.<br />

BOT: P. Ragusa, R Murray<br />

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Mr. Johnson's<br />

Mentees<br />

TOP T LaPlaca<br />

BOT D Spalthoff. D Pedersen<br />

A Bird. R Booker, R Burke<br />

TOP R. Shaw.<br />

BOT: D. Corry, T, Byrne<br />

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TOP; J. Reilly<br />

BOT; A. Oddi, A. Fethiere<br />

P. DeMarinis, Fr Giblin, P. Gomprecht, M lannucc TOP G Labat<br />

BOT: M. Ryan, A. Paultre<br />

T-B: R. Hodge, J. Arii. P. Camas, J.<br />

Campagna.<br />

T-B J Mazzarulli. B. Sullivan, M<br />

McGumn, J. Torres.<br />

Fr. Giblin's<br />

Mentees<br />

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TOP C Maroldy, M. Tee<br />

BOT: J. Rukaj, C. raster.<br />

W. Houlihan. R. Hawthorn, Dr Nikol, B. Ottley. R Pandaleon T-B: R Rodriguez, J. Murtagh, J.<br />

McNamara.<br />

Dr. Nikol's<br />

Mentees<br />

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Mr. Formoso's<br />

Mentees<br />

L-R J. Letsen, J. Lynch L-R J. Sheehan, Mr. Formoso. P. Calamari L-R L. DiTomasso, T Smeland<br />

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KNEELING (L-R)<br />

R. Mattone<br />

R Haddad<br />

Brophy<br />

F. Young<br />

F. Raho<br />

A. Donofrio<br />

|R-2)<br />

E. Rodriquez<br />

D. Foz<br />

D. Maldanado<br />

T. McCabe<br />

(R-3)<br />

M. McDermott<br />

C. Dolan<br />

E O'Reilly<br />

J. Doran<br />

Coach: J. Carlucci<br />

E. Grog an<br />

Missing:<br />

Asst. coach Steve Corso<br />

W DeMarinis<br />

D. Ferran<br />

Young sets up opponent<br />

Tough-guy Brophy wraps up Hackley<br />

Big John buries his opponent<br />

98 Donofno struggles for the pin.

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Wrestlers Develop Style<br />

And Form<br />

With the addition of Coach John Carlucci, the Prep's wrestling team made<br />

great strides. Wrestling is a sport contested at twelve various weight classes<br />

ranging from 98 to 220 lbs. The team showed enormous potential and guts<br />

as it faced a tough schedule against New York Military Academy and Croton-Harmon,<br />

two of the best wrestling schools in the area.<br />

Ralph Mattone, Ralph Haddad, Vince Brophy, Dave Ferran, Bill DeMarinis,<br />

and John Doran spear-headed the Rams' attack with Frank Young, Terry<br />

McCabe, Al Donofrio and Frank Raho all ably filling their weight classes.<br />

"The true measure of an athlete," said Coach Carlucci, "is what he does<br />

when he's tired." "It's a matter of having no more to give," remarked Coach<br />

Steve Corso, "then reaching down and finding it, all in what must be the<br />

most agonizing six minutes in all sports."<br />

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J.V.'s Capture Winning Season §<br />

"Jaws ' warms up<br />

TOP (L-R); G Pyne, C Overlander, E Lukman, E Bell, R Booker, M Sena, M McClellan, Fr Charles Sullu<br />

Head Coach BOT (L-R); M Greyson, J. Pirraglia, W Simmons, A Collura, D Forstall, M Allen<br />

The J. V. Basketball team overcame significant obstacles to finish the<br />

75-76 season with a fine 1 2-8 record. The Prep five led by the scoring<br />

of captain Russell Booker and guard Mike Allen won its first four games.<br />

The Prep lost in a tough battle with division leading Rice 66-63, to open<br />

the season.<br />

After the Rice game, the team showed real spirit by crushing undefeated<br />

Salisian 67-40. It was an all-around team effort but special attention<br />

must be given to the leadership of Tony Collura and the shooting of Mark<br />

McClellan and Elston Bell.<br />

The team then won three of its next four games, including an important<br />

league victory over LaSalle.<br />

Following a disappointing loss to lona Prep, the team suffered a double<br />

overtime loss to St. Raymonds. These two defeats coupled with their<br />

third league loss in a row, to Rice, sent the team into a three way tie for<br />

fourth place.<br />

The team ended its slide by routing a weak St. Agnes team. The Prep<br />

five then played a critical game against LaSalle. Despite the absence of<br />

Russell Booker, Elston Bell and Mike Sena, supplied the necessary scoring<br />

punch to lead the Prep to a seven point victory.<br />

In the final game of the regular season, the J.V. suffered a setback to<br />

an underrated Dubois squad, despite strong performances by Mark<br />

McClellan and John Pirraglia.<br />

In spite of the loss to Rice at the end of the season, the J.V. secured<br />

a playoff berth.<br />

The toil of 5'/2 months of hard work was going to be decided by 3<br />

games. After defeating the first two opponents, the Prep five faced a<br />

strong Tolentine team. The Prep led for most of the first half. In what<br />

proved to be a poor shooting game, the Prep five were outscored by<br />

Tolentine 10-0 late in the first half. This scoring burst left the Prep<br />

trailing by six points at halftime.<br />

Late in the game Tolentine went into a stall game for about five<br />

minutes. The Prep squad was unable to make up the scoring deficit and<br />

was defeated by a score of 40 to 33. Despite this playoff loss, the Prep<br />

J.V. had an extremely gratifying season.<br />

Bell displays perfect jumper<br />

McClellan's tough inside.

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Booker fires from long range.<br />

Scrappy M. Allen looks for two<br />

Lukmann "skies" to take opening tap<br />

Hey Coach, can I tell my big brother on them'

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Frosh Cagers Hustle to Winning Season<br />

STANDING: E. Rembert, T. Cullinane, M. Casey. N. Nikic, M. Maiullari, P. DeCaprio, C. Hassler. G. Bellino, and Coach Julio Diaz. KNEELING. T. Schipper, A. Gentile,<br />

J. Pegram, T. Williams, and J. Cahill.<br />

Jump-shot by Williams Coach Diaz & Captains Casey & Hassler. Mauillan takes aim

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Ram Cagers Capture C.H.S.A.A. Play-Off Position<br />

The '75-76 Ram Varsity, under its<br />

new head coach, Bruce Bott, reached<br />

the C.H.S.A.A. play-offs for the first<br />

time in five years. The Rams had many<br />

bright spots in the season, including<br />

Pat O'Rourke's 15 p.p.g average and<br />

Ed McAleer's aggressive play that<br />

earned him 14 p.p.g.<br />

The rebounding strength came from<br />

Seniors Tom Delaney and Brian Corcoran<br />

and Juniors Tom Rizzo and Pat<br />

Ogiste.<br />

Impressive victories were recorded<br />

against Cardinal Spellman in the opening<br />

game, and in a home series over<br />

arch-rival lona.<br />

In their up and down season, the high<br />

spot for the Rams came at Christmas<br />

time. The Rams captured the Pleasantville<br />

Tournament Championship by defeating<br />

a strong Pleasantville team,<br />

52-49, in the final. Here they placed<br />

Ray Holland and Ed McAleer on the alltournament<br />

team. Holland was named<br />

MVP. of the Tournament.<br />

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104<br />

Brian Corcoran looks to pass.

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Pat Ogiste zeroes in on hoop<br />

Brian Brady looks for an assist<br />

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Top McAleer shows high scoring form.<br />

Bottom Hassler provides rebounding strength.<br />

Top Rams defense cuts off passing lanes<br />

Center: Delaney goes way up<br />

Bottom Holland flies by Salesian.<br />

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Can I say that I am I?<br />

No matter how variant or unestablished.<br />

At heart I am myself.<br />

Numerous problems steep within my per<br />

And obstruct my distinctive destination.<br />

I become altered and channeled at times<br />

Yet I retain my individualism.<br />

As for thought;<br />

I am a dreamer;<br />

Hoping to establish myself.<br />

Dream on great one.<br />

While distinguishing your confi<br />

Talents surround me, I know it.<br />

•<br />

They are suppressed by fear and unconce<br />

Push on, I must be I,<br />

Myself is there somewhere.<br />

Yandow '76<br />

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Spring Fever And The Fordham Prep Plan<br />

Ummh ... I wonder what's going on Dillulio is selling Persian rugs What period is this?<br />

You want me? Laterl Jones Beach. Ninth period — Surf's upl

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ur eyes and emotions;<br />

sense it, and feel it,<br />

nd welcome it.<br />

im the abyss of winter<br />

we have journeyed far;<br />

The sun's awakening and<br />

the current's crispness<br />

prevailed and we lifted<br />

our heads in anticipation<br />

for all to spring up anew<br />

And to begin again life.<br />

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Tennis<br />

Team<br />

Triumphs<br />

The 1975-76 Varsity, J.V., and Freshman Tennis Teams had a<br />

very successful fall season. All three squads swept both singles and<br />

doubles in the annual Catholic High Schools Athletic Association<br />

tennis tournament.<br />

One of the reasons for their success is the backbone of Fordham<br />

tennis, their coach, Mr. John J. Rooney. Mr. Rooney uses his impressive<br />

amount of teaching experience to help each player realize his<br />

full potential. Any student can testify to the rewards of Mr. Rooney's<br />

influence. As long as the Prep has the dedication, knowledge, and<br />

friendliness that Mr. Rooney has, our Tennis Teams will remain<br />

successful.<br />

Joe Pelhllo, CHSAA Champ, Billy Hawhtorn, CHSAA Finalist.<br />

• 'ik -<br />

•<br />

Stephen Kenny, and Greg Magner, CHSAA Doubles Champ.<br />

Mr. F. Beck, Moderator and Mr. J. Rooney, Coach,<br />

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Varsity Tennis<br />

Peter Ross putting everthing into his backhand Ed Sillier exibiting his style and Joe Molloy showing his strong forehand<br />

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•<br />

R— 1:J. O'Connor, W.Sanchez,J Molloy,W Hawthorn. S Kenny. R - 2 J Konefal. P Ross.<br />

J Pellillo, H Frias, G Magner. D Mofnson<br />

Joe Pellilo exhibiting his blazing backhand<br />

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Tennis<br />

Junior Varsity And Freshmen<br />

J.V. Tennis: T. Curtin. J. Tully, P. DeCaprio. P. Gomprecht, J. O'Connor. V. Brophy. C. Freshman Tennis M. Morrison. K. O'Connor, J McNamara, M. Kenny, W. Dobbin, R<br />

Leuesque<br />

Hernandez<br />

Coach Rooney. J.V. Captain, Paul Gomprecht; Moderator, Mr. Beck<br />

Freshman John McNamara<br />

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Freshman Robert Hernandez

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THE JAZZ<br />

CLUB<br />

Plays It Lite<br />

And Lively<br />

(R-1) C. Brown, Mr. Tobin, M. Digirolamo. (R-2) L. Curreri (SITTING), L<br />

Marchiony, K Howell, P Krey. B Bianchi.<br />

The pled pipers.<br />

Tobin's team tunes their tubes<br />

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R-1. C Lauber, J Francesco, T Boland, R Memoli, E. Robertson, E. McNierney R-2 F.Jara.M Digirolamo. R-3 P. McNierney,<br />

M Mernck. F Pretel. Director Mr. Robert L Corbino<br />

Tom Hyatt tunes up.<br />

L Curren, P McNierney, M Mernck<br />

C Maluenda, T Byrne, P. Dillon<br />

FRONT W O'Neill. J DeFrancesco. T Boland BACK J Grasso. B Larcey, M Hicks,<br />

L. Curren

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Band Entertains<br />

Prep Community<br />

C. Lauber, J, DeFrancesco, R. Memoli<br />

C. Racioppo. C. Novell!, J. DeLosa, W O'Neill<br />

Director Mr R Corbino, P. Craig, J. Am, C. Racioppo<br />

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S.S. Ramkin Rules The Waves<br />

Ed Bonanno, Captain; Crew: Jim O'Connor, John Johnson, Ed Brophy, Jim Ward, John<br />

Saunders, Dan Morrison, Ray Keane, Steward; Tony Karpowich, Pilot; Terry McCabe,<br />

Jack Walsh, Frank Young, Bursar; Mike Conn, Peter Reeder, Chris Conn, Bill Korchak,<br />

Navigator; Tim Brosnan, Carmine Rossi, Harry Brown, First Mate; Gino DelGuercio, Whaler;<br />

Rev. Stanely J. O'Konsky, S.J., Chaplain.<br />

Edward R. Bonanno<br />

Editor-in-Chief<br />

Anthony J. Karpowich<br />

Art & Design Editor<br />

Harold R. Brown<br />

Ass't Editor-in-Chief<br />

Raymond T. Keane<br />

Production Editor<br />

William M. Korchak<br />

Layout Editor<br />

Timothy J. Brosnan<br />

Sports Editor

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And Lands Safely At The Happy Shores<br />

SITTING: Squeaking Squirrel Bedell, Racing Robin Reda, Dependable Jack Gearns. R — 2; Flying<br />

Feather Fleming, Chief Montezuma's Revenge Sloun, Crazy Horse Hrabsky, Mini Mole Micalizzi,<br />

Leaping Trout Lambert, Friar Bonaventure Bucko, Babbling Bull Bohn, Wild Turkey McNamara,<br />

Running Deer Uggeri, Wampum Whimpy Willy Whelan, Mild Mouse Monte.<br />

Terrence M. McCabe John W. Gearns Francis X. Young<br />

Senior Editor Activities Editor Business Manager<br />

William Whelan Louis G. Del Guercio Thomas H. Lambert James G. Fleming<br />

Literary Editor Photography Editor Business Manager Art Editor

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NIORS<br />

I lack the adjectives, verbs and nouns<br />

To do full justice to the clowns.<br />

Their hearts are constantly breaking, I hear,<br />

And who am I to Interfere?<br />

I'd rather shake hands with Mr. Ringling<br />

And tell him his circus is a beautiful thingling,<br />

Ogden Nash

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Mr. Beck's<br />

Mentees<br />

TOP M Connolly, J P. Sullivan<br />

BOT: F. Holbrook. C DeSanto<br />

TOP-BOT: C. Murtaugh, C. Murphy, A Kelly, Mr Beck<br />

TOP: A. Todman, J Grasso.<br />

BOT: S DiCarlo, E Collopy<br />

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Fr. Rooney's<br />

Mentees<br />

TOP-BOT: J. Dit_oren2O. P. Santini. S<br />

Moran, S. Ruggiero.<br />

TOP-BOT: J. Walsh, t. McDermott. J<br />

O'Shaughnessy, J. Pucci.<br />

OP: M. Digirolamo, C. EM.<br />

OT: R. Johnson, W. O'Neill.<br />

A. Lauritano, D. Miele. L. Curre TOP M Tocchet, M. Wines<br />

BOT S Kenny. K Weber.<br />

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S. Flynn. M. Guariajia. W. Cotfield. P<br />

Greco.<br />

Fr. Sullivan's<br />

Mentees<br />

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Top: E. Madden, C. Pine<br />

Bot: J. Mrugalski, B. McKiernan<br />

IK*<br />

Top-Bot K Kearns, F. Dommguez<br />

Fr. DiGiacomo's<br />

Mentees<br />

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Fr. Lombardi's<br />

Mentees<br />

TOP-BOT. J. McCarrick, B. Bianchi, J<br />

Dillon, M. Uggeri.<br />

TOP-BOT K. Lowe. D Robbins. J<br />

Barkwill, P Cavanaugh<br />

TOP M Hyacinthe<br />

BOT G. McGreal. A Stadmk<br />

T Rizzo, Fr Lombardi, J. Tully, M Sardo<br />

TOP: L. Moschetta, W Rawluk<br />

BOT M Monaco, P Caruana<br />

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TOP: J. Pompilio, R DeFelice.<br />

BOT: A. Pucci, S. Tomiko.<br />

B. McGinn, Fr. Mahoney, E. Vol TOP: P Reeder, M McConnell<br />

BOT M Boyle. J. Murphy.<br />

TOP-BOT: B. McCaffrey, C.<br />

Kalaidjian, P. Bonfiglio.<br />

Kelly, D.<br />

: m<br />

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TOP-BOT: B. Mack, R. Sallese, J.<br />

Ricchezza, B Buccien<br />

Fr. Mahoney's<br />

Mentees<br />

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TOP J. Hemsley, A. Lanza<br />

BOT: F. Mahoney, C. Conn<br />

G Magner, G Laskoski, Fr. R. Sloun, T. Mullin, T, Singleton<br />

TOP: C LaSala, D. Ferret, R. Burke, F<br />

Cartelli.<br />

Fr. Sloun's<br />

Mentees<br />

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Fr. Flood's<br />

Mentees<br />

131

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TOP W. Hall, J. LaGattuta.<br />

BOT: D Pardo, H Alicandri<br />

T. Worgul, Mr Gurfein, M. Boscia, M. Mella TOP P. Farenga, M Mannino.<br />

BOT: W vanRavenswaay, T. Gonzalez<br />

TOP-BOT<br />

Beltran.<br />

E. McAleer, R. Hackett, R<br />

TOP-BOT: N Edmonds, F Haber, P. Delli<br />

Carpmi.<br />

Mr. Gurfein's<br />

Mentees<br />

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J. Dixon, V- Tuccillo, Mr. Geraghty, F. Raho<br />

f-B: M. Chianese, G. Chimehs,<br />

T. McKenna M. Sweeney.<br />

Mr. Geraghty's<br />

Mentees<br />

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Above: Senior Ernie Robertson anchored the Mile Relay tearr<br />

and in individual races won the 400 meter dash at the Mt St<br />

Michael's Games setting the school record for the 300 yd<br />

dash He also holds the City Champ title for the 440 yd which<br />

he won at the New York Armory.<br />

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Ernie Robertson Captures 440<br />

E. Robertson gets into high gear.<br />

SUPPORT YOUR<br />

M McConnell blazes t>v opponents<br />

A successful indoor season rose to a climax on Feb. 20th. That night Fordham had its<br />

first representative in the Olympic Invitational in six years. The Fordham mile relay<br />

completed the field of five qualifiers by slipping ahead of Bishop Loughlin by one tenth<br />

of a second.<br />

Matched against strong opponents as Maria Regina, Power Memorial, St. Francis Prep,<br />

and lona Prep, the Prep team appeared to be the immediate underdog. Throughout the<br />

league some teams felt Fordham wasn't good enough to be there. Confident, the team<br />

publicized their upcoming contest. That night the team was received by a loyal crowd<br />

as it entered the Garden's arena. From the moment the gun went off until the tape was<br />

broken Fordham Prep proved that it deserved to run that night.<br />

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yd. C.H.S.A.A. First Place<br />

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J. Schutty awaits starting gun<br />

SUPPORT YOU!<br />

John Schutty left the pack behind with a perfect start and ran an even first leg. A tough<br />

second leg by Tom Ficarra kept Fordham in a close third. Then a breath-taking stick<br />

hand-off set Matt McConnell on his way. McConnell followed with a swift race that kept<br />

the team a very close third. Ernest Robertson ran the anchor leg and blazed into second<br />

place. When the smoke cleared Fordham had finished a strong third in 3:30.1; only seven<br />

tenths behind first and two tenths from second. The harriers had made their mark among<br />

their rivals. Fordham Prep now had a team ranked among the top three in the C.H.S.A.A.<br />

The following weekend Bill Thierfelder captured second in the high jump, and Ernie<br />

Robertson took first in the 440 yd. run in the C.H.S.A.A. City Championships.<br />

T Ficarra pulls ahead of the pack<br />

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Russian<br />

Club<br />

Comrades: S. Fernandez, B. Bianchi, W. van Ravenswaay, F. Pretel, P. Santini, E. Hayfield,<br />

Mr. Pucciarelli, G. McGreal, J. Klustner, W. Rawluk, T. Rizzo, B. McMahon, P Cavanaugh, M<br />

Digirolamo, A. Stadnik, C. Ell, J. Pompilio<br />

Comrades: T. Rizzo, W. Rawluk, B. Bianchi. E. Hayfield. P. Cavanaugh<br />

Italian Club<br />

FRONT: E. Voli, M. Manniho, V. Ruggiero 2nd ROW: L. Pucci, D. Blanda, P. Cristello, M<br />

Boscia 3rd ROW: Mr. Tarallo. P. Arabia, F. Lettieri. A. Donofrio, D. Dessi<br />

President Peter Arabia speaks to<br />

The Italian Club is dedicated to fostering an interest<br />

in Italian culture and traditions. We attempt<br />

to do this by creating the opportunity to experience<br />

many aspects of Italian life, past and present.<br />

We have sponsored trips to various presentations<br />

of Italian performing arts. In an attempt to<br />

fulfill a student's desire to study the Italian language,<br />

lessons have been given to club members<br />

at our meetings.<br />

Even though the Italian Club was started only<br />

four years ago, its influence has spread throughout<br />

the Prep Community.<br />

. tne group gives him their un-divided attention.

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Stamp And Coin Club<br />

Vho licked the stamps?<br />

French Club<br />

G. Soscia. T Mullin, H. Fnas. J. I rujillo. R. Haddad. Fr. Mou<br />

2: S O'Reilly, D Cruz, J. Trentacoste, J Micali, T OKeefe

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Schola<br />

Cantorum<br />

The Fordham Prep Choir, under the direction<br />

of Mr. Johnson, has performed outstandingly<br />

this past year. With concerts at the<br />

World Trade Center, the Mothers Club<br />

Christmas Party, Rosary Hill Hospital, the<br />

Bridgeview Nursing Home and numerous<br />

other social events, the Choir has lightened<br />

the hearts and souls of thousands by their<br />

spirit and music.<br />

Perhaps the most interesting experience<br />

of this year's Choir was its trip to Hartford<br />

Connecticut where it performed with girls<br />

from North West Hartford Catholic High<br />

School. As guests of the girls' families, the<br />

Choir not only performed, but also were escorted<br />

around the historical sites of the city<br />

by their hosts. In all the choir has had seven<br />

concerts with girls' schools this year.<br />

In the concerts held at the Prep: the Folk<br />

Concert, the Winter's End Concert, and the<br />

Spring Concert, the choir specialized in<br />

American music celebrating the bicentennial<br />

year.<br />

The musical happening of the year will undoubtedly<br />

be the Festival of Nations Competition<br />

in Washington, DC. during June. Many<br />

outstanding choirs throughout the United<br />

States and Canada will be competing for the<br />

honor of the best Choir on the Continent.<br />

Mr James Kenneth Johnson. Choir Director

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Prep's Bicentennial<br />

Salute To OUR TOWN<br />

Kilgannon Heads Lively<br />

And Professional Cast<br />

r><br />

Editor Webb (L. Curreri) discusses the news<br />

Stage Manager (B Kilgannon) introduces Emily.<br />

M. Cerbone and C Brown talk about the wedding.

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Mrs. Gibbs (Sharon Rollamn} encourages George (A Beerman}<br />

Above: Emily (Elizabeth Terp) learns domestic Skills<br />

3elow: Mr Geraghty & Fr. Leonard Historian Mark Merrick '76<br />

Not to be outdone by the bicentennial minute,<br />

Fordham Prep's Dramatic Society offered a salute<br />

to the nation's celebration with a lively production<br />

of Thornton Wilder's classic drama. OUR TOWN.<br />

Set in Grover's Corners, a small New England village<br />

of early twentieth-century vintage, OUR<br />

TOWN deals with the complaint that people hurry<br />

through life too quickly without taking time to appreciate<br />

the beauty and simplicity it has to offer<br />

each individual. People attain such a realization<br />

only after death, when, unfortunately, it is far too<br />

late.<br />

Unique to the play's structure is the character of<br />

the Stage Manager who steps in as the play's narrator.<br />

Throughout the course of the play, the narrator<br />

appears to act as a commentator, something in<br />

the style of the chorus in a Greek tragedy. He often<br />

delivers his lines directly to the audience, sometimes<br />

engaging them in dialogue. This strenuous<br />

role, requiring enormous feats of memory, skills in<br />

fluency, and clear comprehension of the play's<br />

message, was smoothly commandeered by William<br />

Kilgannon '76 in his first and highly acclaimed<br />

performance at the Prep.<br />

Rarely does an all-male school produce a play<br />

with such demanding female roles. The challenge<br />

was more than met by the actresses in the female<br />

roles. The female lead, Emily, the young girl who<br />

sorrowfully realizes life's bitter irony, was sensitively<br />

portrayed by Elizabeth Terp of Mount Saint<br />

Ursula. Elizabeth was admirably supported by Marie<br />

McCourt (MSU) in the role of Emily's mother,<br />

Mrs. Webb.<br />

Arnold Beerman '76 revealed more of his talent<br />

in an outstanding portrayal of George, Emily's<br />

beau. Sharon Rollman (SMU) also took honors as<br />

George's mother, the patient caring Mrs. Gibbs,<br />

who carries on through life and death with stoic<br />

resignation.<br />

The clever wit of Editor Webb, played by Lee<br />

Curreri '77, added vital elements of levity to the<br />

play. Mark Cerbone '76 commanded a convincing<br />

role as Dr. Gibbs, the devoted professional man<br />

and father. Philip Farenga '77 stole many a scene<br />

with his more than credible characterization of the<br />

drunken choir master and village scandal, Simon<br />

Stimpson. Mark Merrick '76 presented a fine performance<br />

as the town's historian.<br />

Mr. Joseph Geraghty, of the Prep's English Department,<br />

exhibited his wise, professional touch in<br />

the selection, casting, directing, and guiding of<br />

this successful production. Undoubtedly, this is<br />

only a hint of the genius and vitality he will bring<br />

to the Dramatics Society. Working in close harmony<br />

with Mr. Geraghty was Fr. John Leonard whose<br />

brilliant imagination and creativity, coupled with a<br />

steady business sense, inspired success as well as<br />

dedication in the students. Production Manager<br />

Chris Ford '76 continually boosted the casts<br />

morale and spirit by his encouragement and devotion.<br />

The Society's dramatization of OUR TOWN<br />

marks an unforgettable moment in the history of<br />

Fordham Prep's theater.<br />

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Golfers Take To The Links<br />

This year's golf team is very confident in attaining a high standing<br />

during its various matches scheduled in the spring. Confidence was<br />

inspired because the majority of members, who held successful<br />

positions last year, as Juniors, are able to compete in this season's<br />

tournaments.<br />

Although practice was minimal during the fall, our early spring<br />

work-out should show us victory at our home course at Winged Foot<br />

Country Club, and frequent visits to Lake Isle C.C. The teams opposed<br />

at home courses are obliged to return the invitation at their<br />

home. Therefore, the members receive the opportunity to play at<br />

various professional courses throughout Westchester.<br />

For preparation other than practice, the team is able to view the<br />

professionals by the use of various movies within the school. This<br />

gives them the chance to visualize how the swing should be executed<br />

and ultimately results in better play on the course. Hence, no<br />

matter what the final record shows, each participating student experiences<br />

a very enjoyable season.<br />

Mike Moore demonstrates his exquisite form.<br />

Bob Hawthorn, Mr. R Hawthorn, Moderator; Chris Conn, Ray Keane, Ed Pillert, Bob Johnson,<br />

Mike Moore, Ed Brophy<br />

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Prep Students<br />

Bring Help And<br />

Happiness To The<br />

Sick At Rosary Hill<br />

Every Friday four or five Fordham Prep students,<br />

under the direction of Mr. Robert Hawthorn<br />

of the Math Department, leave school to<br />

donate their time and energy to the care of terminally<br />

ill patients at Rosary Hill Hospital.<br />

The students not only wash, feed, and help<br />

the patients but also try to bring some cheer<br />

and happiness into their lives, by showing that<br />

they are concerned and interested. The students<br />

stage shows for the patients on holidays<br />

with music and song.<br />

Many patients at Rosary Hill have no families<br />

and look forward to the arrival of our students.<br />

R. Trahan brings a smile to a patient's face.<br />

Right: Dennis Porcaro helps bring in some light.<br />

R. Trahan and F Dominquez converse with patients F. Cahill and F Dominquez render their services to a patient

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1James D. Howard<br />

Student Government President<br />

Thoreau wrote: "Only that day<br />

dawns to which we are awake "<br />

The art of awareness is the act of<br />

learning how to wake up to the<br />

eternal miracle of life with its<br />

limitless possibilities.<br />

The Art of Living<br />

winter by spring, i lift my dimunittve<br />

spire to merciful Him whose only<br />

now is forever: standing erect in the<br />

deathless truth of his presence<br />

(welcoming humbly His light and<br />

proudly His darkness)<br />

e. e cummings<br />

John M Aglio<br />

There never seems to be enough<br />

time to do the things you want to do<br />

once you find them<br />

Jim Croce<br />

Jose Allen<br />

Until today. May 31, 1976, my life<br />

has been dedicated to different<br />

ways, aims undecided, and the<br />

discovery of meaning But. I assure<br />

myself that my life after this date<br />

will be aimed to the seeking of truth<br />

and the finding of struggle and<br />

success.<br />

Samuel Allen<br />

Conquering, holding, daring,<br />

venturing as we go the unknown<br />

ways<br />

Pioneers!<br />

Oh, Pioneers'<br />

Walt Whitman<br />

Henry Alicandri<br />

Seen enough The vision was met<br />

with in every air Had enough.<br />

Sounds of cities, in the evening and<br />

in the sun, and always Known<br />

enough Life's halts — O Sounds<br />

and Visions Departure in new<br />

affection and new noise<br />

Rimbaud<br />

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Frank Altieri<br />

It rained real hard and for a real<br />

long time . . .<br />

Randy Newman<br />

Peter K. Arabia<br />

unless you love someone, nothing<br />

else makes any sense.<br />

e. e. cummings<br />

Anthony Asciutto<br />

It's only the giving that makes you.<br />

Jethro Tull<br />

Michael Avallone<br />

Every year is getting shorter never<br />

seem to find the time.<br />

Plans that either come to naught or<br />

half a page of scribbled lines . . .<br />

Pink Floyd<br />

Arnold Beerman<br />

John Avanzino<br />

Love will keep us together.<br />

Neil Sedaka<br />

Charles A. Batista<br />

Let me but live my life from year to<br />

year<br />

With forward face and unreluctant<br />

soul.<br />

Not hurrying to, nor turning from<br />

the goal.<br />

Henry Van Dyke<br />

Brian J. Battersby<br />

There's treasure children always<br />

seek to find.<br />

And just like us, You must have<br />

had,<br />

A Once Upon A Time<br />

Elton John<br />

Well I got this guitar and I learned<br />

how to make it talk<br />

and my car's out back if you're<br />

ready<br />

to take that long walk.<br />

Bruce Springsteen<br />

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Thomas G. Bell<br />

A man may die, nations may rise<br />

and fait, but an idea lives on. Ideas<br />

have endurance without death.<br />

John F Kennedy<br />

Alberto Bermudez<br />

The thoughts that come often<br />

unsought, and, as it were, drop into<br />

the mind, are commonly the most<br />

valuable of any we have.<br />

John Locke<br />

Lawrence Berry<br />

We must set brand new goafs<br />

we must not lose control<br />

of the possibility<br />

of finding a discovery<br />

that would let everybody see<br />

we were just meant to be.<br />

Jerry Kath, Chicago<br />

Frank T. Bertolini<br />

No man is an island, entire of itself:<br />

Every man is a piece of the<br />

continent,<br />

A part of the main.<br />

John Donne<br />

The true mark of a man is not one<br />

who never fails but one who has the<br />

will power and mental fortitude to<br />

rise after he fails.<br />

Steven Bluitt<br />

Steven Blau<br />

Thomas Boland<br />

So on we go, boats against the<br />

current, borne back ceasingly into<br />

our past.<br />

F. S. Fitzgerald<br />

I'm eighteen and I like it.<br />

Alice Cooper<br />

Take a walk on the wildside.<br />

Lou Reed<br />

Rebel, Rebel, your face is a mess.<br />

David Bowie<br />

The future is purchased by the<br />

present.<br />

Samuel Johnson<br />

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Timothy J. Brosnan<br />

Time for a new day, In search of a<br />

new way, But are you sure that it<br />

will do? World in changes . . . I've<br />

got a lot to learn about you . . .<br />

you've got a lot to learn about me<br />

too<br />

Dave Mason<br />

1.XEdward R. Bonanno<br />

Tomorrow we will run faster,<br />

stretch out our arms farther<br />

And one fine morning — .<br />

F. Scott Fitzgerald<br />

Clarence Brown<br />

We've come together on this<br />

special day, to sing our message<br />

loud and clear Looking back we've<br />

touched on sorrowful days.<br />

Earth, Wind, and Fire<br />

Harold Richard<br />

Brown<br />

You can't please everyone,<br />

so you've got to please<br />

yourself<br />

Rick Nelson<br />

J<br />

Anthony J. Buro<br />

So on and on you go, the seconds<br />

tick the time out. There's so much<br />

left to know, and I'm on the road to<br />

find out —.<br />

Cat Stevens<br />

Robert Brian Burke<br />

Et ignotas animum dimittit in artes.<br />

Ovid, Metamorphoses VIM, 188<br />

Kent Eardley Butler<br />

Three things are necessary for the<br />

salvation of man: to know what he<br />

ought to believe in; to know what<br />

he ought to desire; and to know<br />

what he ought to do —<br />

St. Thomas Aquinas<br />

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Robert N. Calbi<br />

You see things as they are, and ask,<br />

Why? But I dream things that never<br />

were: and I ask Why not?<br />

George Bernard Shaw<br />

Drew A. Cacciottoli<br />

Desire to know why, curiosity,<br />

which is alust of the mind, that by a<br />

perseverance of delight in the<br />

continued and indefatigable<br />

generation of knowledge,<br />

exceedeth the short vehemence of<br />

any carnal pleasure.<br />

Hobbes: Leviathan VI<br />

Philip Henry Camacho<br />

The years have passed so quickly<br />

One thing I've understood<br />

I'm only learning<br />

To tell the trees from wood.<br />

John Lennon<br />

Neil Camera<br />

Beware of all enterprises<br />

requiring new clothes.<br />

H. D. Thoreau<br />

Robert Capucci<br />

There are none so blind as those<br />

that will not see.<br />

" Thomas Campbell<br />

There's nothing noble in being<br />

superior to somebody else — the<br />

only real nobility is being superior<br />

to your former self.<br />

Whitney M Young, Sr.<br />

Lawrence Paul Cartelli<br />

Two roads diverged in a wood, and<br />

I — I took the one less traveled by,<br />

And that has made all the<br />

difference.<br />

Robert Frost<br />

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Patrick Chang<br />

Visions. . . that can stir up my soul<br />

. . . Visions . . . that will never let<br />

go ... Sweet baby ... I ... have<br />

some visions of you (arf!)<br />

The Eagles<br />

Mark J. Cerbone<br />

"For four years my notebooks have<br />

been taken, my schoolbag hidden<br />

in toilets. I've been hit with pies,<br />

stepped with bibles — and, you<br />

know, I'm gonna miss every<br />

damn minute of it."<br />

John M. Cautillo<br />

It is not the size of the man in th<br />

fight, but the size of the fight in th<br />

man.<br />

Gary Cennerazzo<br />

I used to know where the ending<br />

and the world began but now it's<br />

getting hard to te))<br />

I could be just around the corner<br />

from Heaven or a mile from Hell.<br />

Jackson Brown<br />

Edgardo Chin<br />

Breath deep the gathering gloom<br />

Watch lights fade from early room<br />

Bedsitter people look back and<br />

lament<br />

Another day's useless energy<br />

spent.<br />

The Moody Blues<br />

Steven Clementson<br />

Rage, rage against the dying of the<br />

light.<br />

Pylan Thomas<br />

Vincent J. Coli<br />

Ah, but a man's reach should<br />

exceed his grasp, or what's a<br />

heaven for?<br />

Browning<br />

Brian A. Comi<br />

"Life is just a bowl of cherries; but<br />

it seems I always end up with the<br />

pits!"<br />

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Michael J. Connor<br />

. . . And you and I reach over the<br />

sun for the river; And you and I call<br />

over valleys of endless seas<br />

Jon Anderson<br />

Michael Considine<br />

There would have been a time for<br />

such a word. To-morrow, and<br />

to-morrow, and to-morrow.<br />

Macbeth<br />

Brian Corcoran<br />

We have the power to make<br />

ourselves better than we are, and<br />

all of our daily efforts create in us a<br />

person who understands, a person<br />

who really lives and one who<br />

thrusts toward a larger victory.<br />

Vincent Lombardi<br />

When summer came, Orr rolled up<br />

the side flaps to allow a breeze that<br />

never blew to flush away the baked<br />

David Cruz<br />

Today, now that he is no longer<br />

among us, who can replace my old<br />

friend at the gates of this kingdom?<br />

Who will look after the garden until<br />

we can get back to it?<br />

Albert Camus<br />

Where the shadows run from<br />

themselves, you said no strings<br />

would secure you at the station.<br />

Cream<br />

I'm grateful to anyone that<br />

'happy' or 'free'<br />

For giving me hope while I'm<br />

looking to see<br />

The light that has lighted the world.<br />

George Harrison<br />

I am a man who wants to climb the<br />

mountain of Destiny<br />

For Destiny holds true fulfillment<br />

and purpose in my life<br />

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Regis A. Dale<br />

In my chamber I invite God<br />

and his angels thither; when<br />

they are there I neglect God<br />

and his angels for my friend<br />

calling.<br />

Adaptation from John<br />

Donne<br />

James Martin Curtin<br />

There are many here among us who<br />

think that life is but a dream.<br />

Bob Dylan<br />

Geoffrey B. Davis<br />

Take a right at the light.<br />

Keep going strait until night<br />

and<br />

then boys . . you're on<br />

your own.<br />

Bruce Springsteen<br />

Joseph Decaminada<br />

>st thou love life? Then waste not time, for<br />

le is the stuff that life is made of<br />

Ben Franklin<br />

Thomas Delaney<br />

Set realistic goals, and fall to no<br />

obstacles<br />

Louis Defeo<br />

You do not realize how wonderful<br />

and great it was, until the time<br />

arrives when you have to leave it<br />

Kenneth Delasho<br />

The time is gone, the year is<br />

over, Thought I'd have<br />

something more to say.<br />

Pink Floyd<br />

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Louis Guy Del<br />

Guercio<br />

He who dies without a grave<br />

is covered by the sky<br />

Luke<br />

Domenico Delli Carpini<br />

Life is too important a matter to be<br />

taken seriously It is always a silly<br />

thing to give advice, but to give<br />

good advice is absolutely fatal.<br />

Ones real life is so often the life<br />

that one does not lead<br />

Oscar Wilde<br />

J. William DeMarinis,<br />

Jr.<br />

I shall be telling this with a<br />

sigh<br />

Somewhere ages and ages<br />

hence:<br />

Two roads diverged in a<br />

wood, and I —<br />

I took the one less travelled<br />

by,<br />

And that has made all the<br />

difference.<br />

Robert Frost<br />

Michael D. Diaz<br />

The time for lazy dreams, is after you have<br />

tended, reaped and thrived, and grown old<br />

learning life's secrets, and how to live in<br />

PEACE.<br />

John Doran<br />

I was settin' in the mud, cussin an'<br />

a swearin', then thinkin' slowly, I<br />

stood up and trudged toward a<br />

horizon, slippin' and slidin but<br />

walkin' again.<br />

Joseph DiIIu110<br />

It takes a Big Man to know<br />

when he is wrong, but a<br />

Bigger Man to admit it.<br />

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John Gearns<br />

A man's reach should exceed his grasp,<br />

or what's a heaven for.<br />

R. Browning<br />

William Gensert<br />

Be true to thyself<br />

Henry David Thoreau<br />

Conrad Gaskin<br />

Pride and humiliation hand in hand<br />

Walked with them through the<br />

world where'er they went; trampled<br />

and beaten were they as the sand,<br />

and yet unshaken as the continent.<br />

Henry Wadsworth Longfellow<br />

Stephen J. Gallagher<br />

Gazing up into the darkness I saw<br />

myself as a creature driven and<br />

derided by vanity, and my eyes<br />

burned with anguish and anger<br />

James Joyce<br />

Thomas J. Gillingham<br />

The way for me to live is to have no<br />

way Because I did it this way<br />

before is sufficient reason not to do<br />

it this way today<br />

Hugh Prather<br />

Joseph Gentile<br />

"And well you know<br />

that it's a fool<br />

who plays it cool<br />

by making his world<br />

a little colder."<br />

\<br />

Salvatore C. Gentile<br />

"Neither a borrower nor a lender<br />

be; don't you forget stay out of<br />

debt. There's just one other thing<br />

you have to do: to thine ownself be<br />

true."<br />

Polonius<br />

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John Grasso<br />

to thine own self be<br />

Shakespeare<br />

It is better to reign in Hell than to<br />

serve in Heaven.<br />

Michael Green<br />

Apathy is the best policy<br />

Craig Harris<br />

One can compromise over program<br />

but not over principle Any<br />

compromise over principle is the<br />

same as abandonment of it<br />

Kwame Nkrumah<br />

David D. Harvey<br />

Remember this: The foolish man<br />

waits for opportunities to come his<br />

way; the average man looks for<br />

them, but the successful man<br />

makes his own.<br />

Carl F. Hill<br />

Look at mel My name is might have<br />

been.<br />

D. C Koreski<br />

Robert W. Hassler<br />

What sunshine is to flowers, smiles<br />

are to humanity They are but<br />

trifles, but scattered along life's<br />

pathway The good they do is<br />

inconceivable.<br />

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John Gearns<br />

A man's reach should exceed his grasp,<br />

or what's a heaven for.<br />

R. Browning<br />

William Gensert<br />

Be true to thyself.<br />

Henry David Thoreau<br />

!<br />

k *«3<br />

Hg. 1 ^ — ^<br />

Conrad Gaskin<br />

Pride and humiliation hand in hand<br />

Walked with them through the<br />

world where'er they went; trampled<br />

and beaten were they as the sand,<br />

and yet unshaken as the continent.<br />

Henry Wadsworth Longfellow<br />

Stephen J. Gallagher<br />

Gazing up into the darkness I saw<br />

myself as a creature driven and<br />

derided by vanity; and my eyes<br />

burned with anguish and anger.<br />

James Joyce<br />

•<br />

Thomas J. Gillingham<br />

The way for me to live is to have no<br />

way. Because I did it this way<br />

before is sufficient reason not to do<br />

it this way today<br />

Hugh Prather<br />

"And well you know<br />

that it's a fool<br />

who plays it cool<br />

by making his world<br />

a little colder."<br />

"Neither a borrower nor a lender<br />

be; don't you forget stay out of<br />

debt There's just one other thing<br />

you have to do: to thine ownself be<br />

true."<br />

Polonius<br />

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John Grasso<br />

... to thine own self be<br />

true<br />

Shakespeare<br />

James P. Goff<br />

It is better to reign in Hell than to<br />

serve in Heaven.<br />

Michael Green<br />

Apathy is the best policy.<br />

Craig Harris<br />

One can compromise over program<br />

but not over principle Any<br />

compromise over principle is the<br />

same as abandonment of it.<br />

Kwame Nkrumah<br />

David D. Harvey<br />

Remember this: The foolish man<br />

waits for opportunities to come his<br />

way; the average man looks for<br />

them, but the successful man<br />

makes his own.<br />

Carl F. Hill<br />

Look at mel My name is might have<br />

been.<br />

D C Koreski<br />

Robert W. Hassler<br />

What sunshine is to flowers, smiles<br />

are to humanity. They are but<br />

trifles, but scattered along life's<br />

pathway The good they do is<br />

inconceivable.<br />

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Raymond C. Holland<br />

The sun declares the earth; the<br />

stones leap in the stream;<br />

The wind's white with her name,<br />

and I walk with the wind.<br />

Theodore Roethke<br />

Sterling David Holmes<br />

If you follow all the principles of the"<br />

Kawaida: Umoja-Kujichagulia-<br />

Ujirna-Ujaama-Kuumba-Nia- Imani,<br />

then you will be a blackman.<br />

PEACE.<br />

Richard J. Hopkins<br />

You see things as they are and you<br />

ask WHY? I dream things that<br />

never were and ask why not?<br />

Robert F. Kennedy<br />

Peter Michael Howard<br />

The reasonable man adapts<br />

himself to the world; the<br />

unreasonable one persists in trying<br />

to adapt the world to himself.<br />

Therefore all progress depends on<br />

the unreasonable man.<br />

George Benard Shaw<br />

George Jackson<br />

Kevin Howell<br />

It is by chance that we are brothers,<br />

but by hearts that makes us friends<br />

Timothy R. Hurley<br />

Have no pre-convinced ideas of<br />

how things have to be Justtakelife<br />

as it comes and hope that it takes<br />

me.<br />

Dave Mason<br />

Eric Jackson<br />

We are what we pretend to be, so<br />

we must be careful what we<br />

pretend to be.<br />

Kurt Vonnegut Jr.<br />

Life can be the ultimate trip once<br />

you iearn to experience it. . And<br />

if you can, mix the bitter with the<br />

sweet and bounce back from a<br />

tough defeat. . .<br />

Von Giebles<br />

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Raymond Keane<br />

Raymond Anthony Jannetti<br />

If you inquire what the people are<br />

like here, I must answer,<br />

In essence, they are the same as<br />

those everywhere.<br />

Goethe<br />

Fernando A. Jara<br />

Time is but an instrument of nature.<br />

Although it is harmless in itself,<br />

don't let it take you by surprise, for<br />

it may cost you your future.<br />

Anthony J. Karpowich<br />

There is nothing a man cannot do;<br />

it's what remains undone that<br />

bewilders the honest man.<br />

A man's a man who looks<br />

right between the eyes.<br />

Graham Nash<br />

William G. Kearns<br />

Talk of honour, that's all nonsense,<br />

'tis an idle story — Live like honest<br />

men, my lads, that is the real glory.<br />

Douglas L. Kelly<br />

The direction in which education<br />

starts a man will determine his<br />

future.<br />

Plato<br />

William F. Kitgannon<br />

Wholeness is the product of the<br />

rhythm of the earth. Man in an<br />

apartment or car — like man in a<br />

spaceship — an occupant of the<br />

universe but not part of it.<br />

John Konefal<br />

Ambition knows no compromise —<br />

once created it must be fulfilled, or<br />

it will damn the creator to failure.<br />

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I see it there in my other world,<br />

Isolated there on its endless horizon.<br />

As my concentration increases,<br />

Along with the desire to achieve,<br />

My effectiveness<br />

Decreases.<br />

Control must be adminstered,<br />

To travel the interstate safely.<br />

But escape is essential.<br />

Recognize the time and place for rest<br />

And peace of mind.<br />

The results could be exceptional.<br />

Chris Yandow 76

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Thomas Lambert<br />

The Berkshires seemed dreamlike<br />

on account of that frosting, with ten<br />

miles behind me, and ten thousand<br />

more to go.<br />

James Taylor<br />

Gerard C. Kruger<br />

The woods are lovely, dark and<br />

deep.<br />

But I have promises to keep,<br />

And miles to go before I sleep<br />

Robert Frost<br />

William M. Korchak<br />

No man is the whole of himself; his<br />

friends are the rest of him.<br />

Harry Emerson Fosdick<br />

Roman Kozicky<br />

If a man does not keep pace with<br />

his companions,<br />

perhaps it is because he hears a<br />

different drummer.<br />

Let him step to the music which he<br />

hears, however<br />

measured or far away.<br />

Thoreau<br />

Anthony LaScala<br />

I started out in the unknown . . .<br />

I continued through the impossible<br />

I ended up in reality . . .<br />

John Lawson<br />

It's only the giving that makes you<br />

what you are.<br />

Ian Anderson<br />

John J. Lener<br />

Know how sublime a thing it is to<br />

suffer and be strong.<br />

Longfellow<br />

Guy A. Lester<br />

When all the animals trust me as a<br />

friend,<br />

and my children can be as one with<br />

nature,<br />

and the sound of my guitar fills the<br />

mountains.<br />

Then I will be truly happy.<br />

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Frederic Lettieri<br />

Everything has been thought of<br />

before, but the difficulty is to think<br />

of it again.<br />

Goethe<br />

Mark Liscio<br />

As the present now<br />

Will later be past<br />

The order is rapidly fadin'<br />

And the first one now<br />

Will later be last<br />

For the times, they are a-changin',<br />

Bob Dylan<br />

Alex Machajewski<br />

He who regards with an eye that is<br />

equal friends and comrades, the<br />

foe and the kinsman, the vile, the<br />

wicked, the men who judge him<br />

and those who belong to neither<br />

faction: he is the greatest.<br />

— Bhagavad-Gita<br />

Fantisize, and dream your dreams<br />

(For living isn't all, it seems<br />

And those who ride the common<br />

roads<br />

Are in it all together —<br />

Sympathize —<br />

And become tangled tightly in their<br />

teathers<br />

Thomas Maclndoe<br />

Listening to the tide slowly turning<br />

Wash all our heartaches away<br />

We're part of a fire it's burning<br />

And from the ashes we can build<br />

Another Day.<br />

The Moody Blues<br />

Brendan C. Magner<br />

A man is as great as the dreams he<br />

dreams.<br />

As great as the love he bears;<br />

As great as the values he redeems<br />

And the happiness he shares.<br />

Michael Mahoney<br />

We've long run out of things to say,<br />

and I think I'd better go<br />

Jim Croce<br />

Claude Henry Maluenda<br />

They are not long, the weeping and<br />

the laughter, Love and desire and<br />

hate.<br />

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Silvio Mazzella<br />

A man can travel the world in<br />

search of what he needs, only to<br />

return and find it at home.<br />

Benjamin B. Mason<br />

Times are changing. Standards are<br />

changing. Human kindness must<br />

change for the better!<br />

Gregory Mazzoni<br />

It's been a long time coming —<br />

It's gonna be a long time gone<br />

David Crosby<br />

John McAvoy<br />

Two roads diverged in a<br />

wood, and I<br />

I took the one less traveled<br />

by.<br />

And that has made all the<br />

difference.<br />

Robert Frost<br />

Terrence M. McCabe<br />

Dream what you dare to dream.<br />

Go where you want to go.<br />

Be what you want to be<br />

LIVEI<br />

Richard Bach<br />

Robert McBride<br />

Preserve your memories, they're all<br />

that's left you.<br />

Paul Simon<br />

William J. McCabe<br />

Courage is what it takes to stand up<br />

and speak; courage is also What it<br />

takes to sit down and listen.,<br />

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Dennis W. McCormack<br />

The trees in their autumn beauty.<br />

The woodland paths are dry.<br />

Under the October twilight the<br />

water<br />

Mirrors a still sky<br />

William Butler Yeats<br />

Kevin McCarthy<br />

A man of knowledge chooses a<br />

path with heart and follows it, then<br />

looks and rejoices and laughs, then<br />

he sees and knows<br />

Carlos Castaneda<br />

Edward McGonagle<br />

Never think that you already know<br />

all However highly you are<br />

praised, always have the courage<br />

to say to yourself — I am ignorant.<br />

Juan Petrovich Pavlov<br />

Mark McHugh<br />

Do not outnghtly accept old<br />

explanations — offer new<br />

ones Because it is<br />

sometimes so unbelievable,<br />

the truth escapes becoming<br />

known.<br />

Heraclitus<br />

Martin Francis McNamara<br />

From each according to his<br />

abilities, to each according to his<br />

needs<br />

Karl Marx<br />

Brian P. McMahon<br />

There seems to be two sides of this<br />

world, presented us at different<br />

times, as we see things in growth or<br />

dissolution, in life or death<br />

Thoreau<br />

Michael McNamara<br />

The welfare of the people is the<br />

chief law<br />

Ecclesiastes<br />

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Edward J. McNierney, Jr<br />

A Elbereth Gilthoniel<br />

silivren penna miriel<br />

o menel aglar elenath!<br />

Na-chaered palan-diriel<br />

o gatadhremmm ennorath<br />

Fanuilos, le llnnathon<br />

nef aear, sinef aearon!<br />

When all the laughter<br />

Dies in sorrow,<br />

Do you think<br />

That the greater thinking thing<br />

will give a damn<br />

That man was there?<br />

I've got nothing to say but it's okay.<br />

Lennon and McCartney<br />

Robert $. Memoli<br />

There'll be a load of compromising<br />

On the road to my horizon.<br />

But I'm going to be where the<br />

Lights are shining on me.<br />

G. Campbell<br />

And I can't go on this way . , ,<br />

With it stranger every day . . .<br />

But being just too shy to say<br />

I reallv love you . .<br />

Ṡtevie Wonder<br />

Jack Micali<br />

A good name is rather to be chosen<br />

than great riches<br />

Virtue lies in the struggle.<br />

J. Renzull<br />

Joseph Michael Molloy<br />

Lives of great men all remind us<br />

We can make our lives sublime<br />

And, departing, leave behind us<br />

Foot prints on the sands of time.<br />

Longfellow<br />

There ain't no man can avoid being<br />

born average, but there ain't no<br />

man got to be common.<br />

Satchel Paige<br />

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John E. Moore<br />

"Veni, Vidi, Vici . . ." (I think)<br />

Maybe . . . The search<br />

Is over and<br />

The Journey<br />

Has Begun.<br />

Everything that lives, lives not<br />

done, nor for itself."<br />

William Blake<br />

"HE WHO<br />

LAUGHS<br />

HAS NOT<br />

YET<br />

HEARD THE<br />

TERRIBLE<br />

NEWS"<br />

John Moukad<br />

Berthold Brecht<br />

Yesterday is but a memory and<br />

tomorrow is only a vision; but today<br />

well lived makes yesterday a dream<br />

of happiness and every tomorrow a<br />

vision of hope.<br />

Stephen Murphy<br />

The seeker after truth should be<br />

humbler than the dust. Only then,<br />

and not till then, will he have a<br />

glimpse of truth.<br />

Mohandas K. Gandhi<br />

Sometimes I have succeeded,<br />

Sometimes I have failed, but I have<br />

always tried.<br />

Richard Nixon<br />

Rod O'Connor<br />

"I MAY BE ABLE TO SPEAK THE<br />

LANGUAGES OF MEN . BUT IF<br />

I HAVE NOT LOVE, MY SPEECH IS<br />

NO MORE THAN A NOISY GONG<br />

OR A CLANGING BELL<br />

Corinthians<br />

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Thomas K. O'Hanlon<br />

Gather your wits and hold<br />

on fast, your mind must<br />

learn to roam.<br />

The Who<br />

Vincent John O'Connor<br />

I have not yet begun to fightl<br />

John Paul Jones<br />

There is no frigate like a book.<br />

Emily Dickenson<br />

Patrick O'Rouke<br />

The scenery is changed but<br />

my<br />

feelings remain<br />

laughter and pain and love<br />

are still the same<br />

something worth having<br />

doesn't come<br />

too easily<br />

a man needs a challenge or<br />

a man<br />

couldn't be.<br />

Dave Mason<br />

Douglas Matthew<br />

Pacchiana<br />

For among all peoples it is only<br />

through those actions which merit<br />

praise that a man may prosper,<br />

Beowulf<br />

Chris Pantazonis<br />

From too much thinking — God<br />

forbid — one may lose one's wits<br />

America<br />

Alexander Palicz<br />

And the tide rushes in and washes<br />

my castles away<br />

Moody Blues<br />

Stephen G. Parker<br />

The woods are lonely, dark<br />

and deep, but I have<br />

Promises to keep, and miles<br />

to go before I sleep, and<br />

miles to go before I sleep<br />

Robert Frost

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Joseph Pellillo<br />

Ten miles behind me and<br />

ten thousand more to go.<br />

James Taylor<br />

Brendan Perry<br />

. If I can ease one life to the<br />

aching, or cool one pain, Or help<br />

one fainting robin unto his nest<br />

again, I shall not live in vain.<br />

Emily Dickenson<br />

Robert Petrocine<br />

Success is to be measured<br />

not so much by the positions<br />

that one has reached in life<br />

as by the obstacles which<br />

he has overcome while<br />

trying to succeed.<br />

Booker T Washington<br />

Edward Albert Pichardo<br />

Oh there's no time to lose I heard<br />

her say. You gotta catch your<br />

dreams before they run away, Lose<br />

your dreams and you might lose<br />

your mind.<br />

Rolling Stones<br />

John J. Pettinelli<br />

You believe easily that which you<br />

hope for earnestly.<br />

Terence<br />

Andrew Rasiej<br />

Time it was and what a time it was,<br />

It was . . .<br />

A time of innocence<br />

A time of confidence<br />

Long ago ... it must be ...<br />

I have a photograph<br />

Preserve your memories<br />

They're all that's left you'<br />

Bookends Theme<br />

Edward Pillert<br />

What I'll remember most about Ed<br />

isn't his fun-loving compulsions, his<br />

great imitations, or his wit. But the<br />

way he says Ca-Ca, and. Look out,<br />

Navy, here comes the "Bud Man '<br />

Anthony Riocci<br />

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Marko Cyril Remec<br />

\<br />

John Rawlins<br />

Go placidly amid the noise and<br />

haste and remember what peace<br />

there may be in Silence . .<br />

Frank Raymond<br />

"You ain't gonna last four years<br />

here, Raymond."<br />

Tom Perdisatt, Spring 73<br />

Gregory Reiss<br />

You were under the impression that<br />

when you were walking forward<br />

you'd end up further onward. But<br />

things ain't quite that simple.<br />

The Road goes ever on and on<br />

Down from the door where it<br />

began.<br />

Now far ahead the road has gone,<br />

And I must follow if I can . . .<br />

— J. R. R.Tolkien<br />

Walter Riggs<br />

The true profession of man<br />

find his way to himself.<br />

172<br />

Anthony Riocci<br />

"What I'll remember most about<br />

Anthony isn't the way he calls our<br />

teachers by their first names, or his<br />

HOCKEY skills, but the way he asks<br />

everyone "Want a Sheet?" Ca-Ca.<br />

Who's favorite?<br />

Ed Pillert<br />

Noberto J. Rivera<br />

Let no dare, let us have faith that<br />

right makes right . . And in that<br />

faith let us dare to do our duty as<br />

we understand it.<br />

Lincoln<br />

Ernest Robertson<br />

A little work, a little sweating, a few<br />

brief, flying years; a little joy, a little<br />

fretting, some smiles and then<br />

some tears; a little resting in the<br />

shadow, a struggle to the height, a<br />

futile search for El Dorado and then<br />

we say Good Night.<br />

Walt Manson

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\<br />

Peter I. Ross<br />

The meager satisfaction that (man)<br />

can extract from reality leaves him<br />

starving.<br />

Freud<br />

Carmine Rossi<br />

And we all know its better,<br />

Yesterday has past, Now let's all<br />

start living for the one that's going<br />

to last. Don't you feel the day is<br />

conning, that will stay and remain.<br />

And the beauty of all things, is<br />

uncovered again . . .<br />

Cat Stevens<br />

Ralph Rubino<br />

We must sacrifice, the future has<br />

it's price and today is only<br />

yesterday's tomorrow.<br />

Ken Hensley (Uriah Heep)<br />

Joseph R. Ruocco<br />

Tell me why the fence appears<br />

impassable,<br />

I then will tell you why I think that<br />

I can get across it if I try<br />

Gregory Sanza<br />

Fhomas Ruocco<br />

For long you'll five. And high you'll<br />

fly-<br />

Smiles you'll give and tears you'll<br />

cry.<br />

All you'll touch and all you'll see<br />

Is all your life will ever be.<br />

Pink Floyd<br />

Robert Russo<br />

The road goes ever on and on.<br />

Down from the door where it<br />

began.<br />

Now far ahead the road has gone.<br />

And I must follow it if I can<br />

Ṫolkien<br />

Walter Sanchez<br />

Will we still be writing in<br />

approaching years<br />

and the things we write today,<br />

Sound the same tomorrow or will<br />

these<br />

words fade away like our best<br />

jeans<br />

denim blue fading up to the sky<br />

Life should be like a giant pizza-pie<br />

. . . plenty of spice, full of dough,<br />

and don't forget the tomatoes!<br />

(Now, THAT'S Italian!)<br />

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Christopher Schilling<br />

A black banana can make you high<br />

bad apples can get you wasted<br />

the wrong kind of<br />

grapes tore up<br />

for days<br />

and a rancid orange<br />

plastered<br />

know your spirits before entering<br />

strange orchards.<br />

Ishmael Reed<br />

John F. Schutty<br />

Those friends thou haste, and their<br />

adoption tried, Grapple them to thy<br />

soul with hoops of steel;<br />

Polonius<br />

if J, fines f"h o- ^<br />

Thomas Schaller<br />

To be what we are. and to become<br />

what we are capable of becoming,<br />

is the only end of life.<br />

R. L. Stevens<br />

Robert Scarpetti<br />

Maybe I'm doing it wrong, just<br />

don't move me the way that it<br />

should, maybe I'm doing it wrong<br />

Randy Newman<br />

Vincent Sepe<br />

"For Long you'll live and high<br />

you'll fly.<br />

And smiles you'll give and<br />

tears you'll cry.<br />

And all you'll touch and all<br />

you'll see.<br />

Is all your life will ever be!"<br />

Pink Floyd<br />

Joseph Scilufo<br />

Old days Good Times, I remember,<br />

Fun says. Days I will always<br />

treasure.<br />

Chicago<br />

Nicholas Scotto Di Carlo<br />

Life is like a computer; the more<br />

you put into it, the more you get out<br />

of it.<br />

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Ernest Joseph Shields<br />

Conceit is God's gift to little men<br />

Harry S Truman<br />

Terence Shine<br />

Some people got lost in the flood.<br />

Some people got away alright<br />

Randy Newman<br />

Edward A. Silliere, Jr.<br />

To meet, to know, to love, and<br />

finally to part, is the sad sorrow of<br />

many a man s heart<br />

Robert Christopher Sinno<br />

Attempt the end. and never stand to<br />

doubt;<br />

Nothing's so hard but search will<br />

find it out.<br />

Herrick, "Seek and Find"<br />

Ted 0 Slater, Jr.<br />

Life is a challenge to us all Thus, I<br />

must strive toward that distant light<br />

which is my quest, for I can not rest<br />

til success is Mine<br />

Gregory B. Soscia<br />

Thy praise or dispraise is to me<br />

ahke<br />

One doth not stroke me, nor the<br />

other strike<br />

Ben Jonson<br />

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Robert A. Spolzino<br />

Who has deceiv'd thee so oft as thy<br />

self?<br />

Ben Franklin<br />

Anthony Paul C. Stowe<br />

Being a together person<br />

is being yourself<br />

not a fake.<br />

After that<br />

everything e!se<br />

falls into place.<br />

Edwin M. Sylvain<br />

Life for me ain't been no crystal<br />

stair.<br />

It had tacks . . . splinters,<br />

And boards torn up<br />

But all the time<br />

I'se been a-climbin 1 on ...<br />

Langston Hughes<br />

Michael Ft. Tedaid<br />

Stormy weather is what man needs<br />

from time to time to remind him he<br />

isn't in charge of anything.<br />

Joshua Trujillo<br />

Immac Juventinus<br />

Thampoe<br />

Take my wine<br />

In my own cup, friend.<br />

It loses its wreath of foam<br />

when poured into that of others.<br />

"Straybirds" Rabindranath Tagore<br />

William K. Thierfelder<br />

It is not easy to know exactly what<br />

your goals should be, but unless<br />

you yourself accept these goals<br />

seriously and believe in them they<br />

will have no value.<br />

Joseph Trentacoste<br />

There is a tide in the affairs of men,<br />

which, taken at the flood, leads on<br />

to fortune , . .<br />

Shakespeare<br />

From tomorrow on I shall be sad,<br />

from tomorrow on.<br />

Not today. Today I shall be glad.<br />

And every day, no matter how bitter<br />

it may be,<br />

I shall say: From tomorrow on I<br />

shall be sad.<br />

Not today.<br />

Anonymous<br />

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Chris Harris Yandow<br />

Richard Walsh<br />

The toughest thing about success<br />

is that you've got to keep on being<br />

a success<br />

Irving Berlin<br />

Richard Wenzel<br />

Gone are the days we stopped to<br />

decide<br />

Where we should go, we just ride.<br />

Gone are the broken eyes we saw<br />

through in dreams.<br />

Gone, both dream and lie.<br />

Grateful Dead<br />

Bill Whelan<br />

The unexamined life is not worth<br />

living,<br />

Thoreau<br />

It's morning. I have been given<br />

another day. Another day to hear<br />

and read and smell and walk and<br />

love and glory I am alive for<br />

another day.<br />

Hugh Prather<br />

Francis X. Young<br />

Tetl me how you want me to be;<br />

then look again and you will see,<br />

that I'm still the same.<br />

Dave Mason<br />

You don't know what you've got<br />

until you lose it<br />

John Lennon<br />

A man is not finished when he's<br />

defeated. He's finished when he<br />

quits.<br />

Richard M. Nixon<br />

There's a feeling I get when I look<br />

to the West. And my spirit is crying<br />

for leaving.<br />

Led Zeppelin<br />

Samson S. Yuan<br />

I don't appreciate this school now,<br />

but I hope I will appreciate it later.<br />

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Which<br />

One<br />

Is<br />

The<br />

Jesuit<br />

ANSWER: All six are Jesuits! Six styles,<br />

one commitment!<br />

SITTING: Peter McKilligan. S.J and Kevin Qumn.<br />

S.J STANDING: Raymond Bucko. S.J., Edward<br />

Majewski, S.J., Hugh MacDonald. S.J , Ronald<br />

McKinney. S J.<br />

Our gratitude to the Murray-^Veigel<br />

Jesuits who tutor at the Prep.<br />

mack-s Mentees

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To Your Future Success and Happiness<br />

7 ?<br />

The Corcorans<br />

Mr. & Mrs. John\). Corcoran,<br />

Richard J. Corcoran (Dec'd)<br />

Michael J. Corcoran<br />

John J. Corcoran, Jr.<br />

Brian P. Corcoran<br />

Richard D. Corcoran

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Congratulations<br />

f the Class of 1976^<br />

The Kilgannon Family<br />

Best Wishes to the<br />

Bicentennial Year<br />

Graduates of<br />

Fordham Prep<br />

Joan & Armand Coli '43<br />

orraine, Vinny '76, Art '78<br />

Congratulations to<br />

the Class of '76<br />

God Bless You Always<br />

The Korchak Family<br />

Dunwoodie Travel Bureau<br />

771 Yonkers Avenue<br />

Yonkers, New York, 10704<br />

914_Yo-9-4200<br />

Walter Kozicky<br />

Managing Director

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Telephone<br />

Hi-6-6254<br />

75-59 31st Avenue<br />

Jackson Heights, N.Y.<br />

With Our Very<br />

Best Wishes<br />

\<br />

Mr. & Mrs. A. Duke<br />

Erik'73<br />

Richard '76<br />

Maryanne

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Compliments Of<br />

, III<br />

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Compliments<br />

Of

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Congratulations to<br />

the Class of '76<br />

The Wenzel Family<br />

Compliments of<br />

Dieges & Clust

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Congratulations To Our Sons'.<br />

Class Of 1976<br />

Fordham Prep Fathers'Club<br />

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^<br />

t<br />

MOTHERS' CLUB OFFICERS<br />

Rev. John J. Leonard, S.J<br />

Moderator<br />

Marie Biaggi<br />

President<br />

Josie Abplanalp Executive Vice-President<br />

Rita Lener<br />

Vice-President<br />

Betty Dunn<br />

Recording Secretary<br />

Kaye McCarthy Corresponding Secretary<br />

Emily G. Clabby<br />

Treasurer

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m<br />

Welcome To*Our New Alumni<br />

Class Of 1976 \<br />

Fordham Prep Alumni Association<br />

2K.<br />

President^'<br />

xec.Jftoe-President<br />

st A. Stellw9g.'49 CqrrJsponWlTg Secretary<br />

• % ! . . - • " -<br />

Louis G Stubenvoll, Sr. "J^<br />

AJbert T. Kirchner 'z£.+,.. .'""ExecfftTva D<br />

Rev. Eugene / O'BTi^. SB .^^t.:.. .Woder<br />

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Congratulations<br />

to the Class of '76<br />

|Mr. & Mrs. William Whelan<br />

Bill '76<br />

Tom '80<br />

speed to the<br />

)lass of '76<br />

Thierfelder Family<br />

Yes, We Are!<br />

Aren't We!"

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Our Very Best Wishes for<br />

Happiness, Success and God's Blessings<br />

to the Class of 1976<br />

Mr. and Mrs. Edward I. O'Brien '46

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& Mrs. Peter J. Bonanno<br />

Joseph '70<br />

Peter, Jr,'72<br />

"•4.<br />

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Congratulations<br />

to the<br />

Class of 1976<br />

from<br />

PSA Corporation

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REALITY

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TRIO<br />

Commercial Art Studio<br />

45 E. 51st Street N.Y.C.<br />

212-752-4875<br />

Congratulations & Best Wishes<br />

to the Bicentennial Year<br />

Graduating Class of '76<br />

Mr. & Mrs. Brendan D. Magner<br />

Brendan '76 Greg '77<br />

Best Wishes<br />

from<br />

The Tedaldi Family<br />

Gerhard's Cottages<br />

Round Top, N.Y.<br />

The O'Connors<br />

Rod '76<br />

Kevin '79

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Compliments<br />

of<br />

& Mrs. Arnold C. Baselice<br />

Compliments<br />

Hory Chevrole<br />

Rosemary & Sam<br />

Anthony P. Stowe '76<br />

Best of Luck<br />

Class of '76<br />

The Freer Family

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Congratulations to the<br />

Class of '76<br />

& Mrs. Thomas F. Meagher

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£usto<br />

:<br />

;ozy Decorators<br />

1950 Williamsbridge Road<br />

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v<br />

Draperies<br />

Carpeting j<br />

Bedspread<br />

Slip Coversjrf<br />

Bedroom Sets<br />

Tables and Lamps<br />

Interior Decorating<br />

Michael S. Micahzzi<br />

TAImadge 3-0600<br />

Associates Laura & Ann<br />

Michael '78<br />

Congratulations to<br />

the Class of 1976<br />

Mr. & Mrs. James Howard<br />

Jim '76<br />

Dick Gidron Cadillac Inc.<br />

696 East Fordham Road<br />

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TH-THTHATi ALL FOLKi!<br />

TWf<br />

Val berry, Tom Campbell, Jim Conncllo,<br />

(K C + i T C G<br />

flike. Dtllor), Henry £±peja, Joe Falasca,<br />

Tom 6lave,Chm<br />

Jerry Leonj, Sfevt<br />

Hanlon,C*rl Hy"<br />

f1eunO;K:vinffij£<br />

like tiicaltzz'ijbean f>ohoS,Tokn TtJefchi<br />

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FRon ALL OF us<br />

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Complinients of the Geriman Club

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Compliments of<br />

The Needham Fapily

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Congratulations to the<br />

Class of 1976<br />

Mr. & Mrs. Harold R. Brown<br />

Our Congratulations & Very Best Wishes<br />

Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. McNierney<br />

Edward J. McNierney, Jr. '76 Patrick J. McNierney '79<br />

Mary Ellen, Brian J. and Ann Marie McNierney

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ft.<br />

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Banquet Hall on Premises<br />

CATERING SERVICE<br />

"Three Generations to serve you"<br />

Fordham Prep<br />

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Private Hall Catering<br />

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Best Wishes to The Class of '76<br />

The Walsh Family<br />

Rick '76<br />

iJack '77<br />

A<br />

Congratulations Class of '76<br />

Edward Silliere, Jr.<br />

'76<br />

1<br />

Our Thanks<br />

to a<br />

Dedicated and<br />

Professions<br />

.<br />

Faculty<br />

Mr. & Mrs.<br />

Joseph P. Decaminada<br />

and Joe '76

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Compliments of<br />

The Library Staff;<br />

Mr. August A. Stellwag<br />

Head Librarian<br />

Mr. Brad Mack<br />

Assistant Librarian<br />

Congratulations From<br />

The Religious<br />

Education Dept.<br />

"If you don't know where<br />

you're going, you'll probably<br />

•j»r_. end up<br />

somewhere else."<br />

Compliments<br />

of<br />

Fr. Mahoney's<br />

Mentees

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.Best'Wishes ti<br />

Class of 1976<br />

and<br />

Thank You<br />

-to lire'<br />

1 Faculty<br />

and '<br />

. - The Gearns Family '•

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"The hidden well-spring of your soul must<br />

needs rise and run murmuring to the sea;<br />

And the treasure ofyour infinite depths<br />

,V would be revealed to ytour eyes.<br />

But let there be no'scales to we^igh your<br />

unknown treasure;<br />

And seek not the depths of.your knowledge<br />

with staff or sounding line.<br />

For self is a sea Boundless and measureless.'<br />

The Prophet<br />

KahlH Qibran<br />

CONGRATULATIONS, AND BEST WISHES TO THE '<br />

• "CLASS OF 1976<br />

Nickie Abbato<br />

Marge Bassetti<br />

4Marion Franciosa<br />

Laura, Loberto<br />

Mary Malanga .-<br />

Selma Markowitz<br />

Lucille Pochetti<br />

Ann Salvani<br />

Evelyn Sior<br />

Clara Valla<br />

m .<br />

He is wanted in.eyery city,<br />

town and village — in every office,<br />

shop, store and factory The<br />

world cries out for such; he is<br />

needed and needed b4dly — the man<br />

who can "Carry a message to Garcia."<br />

Elbert Hubbardl899<br />

HENDERSON AND CASEY, P.C.<br />

Consulting Engineers<br />

WATER SUPPLY<br />

MUNICIPAL'S, INDUSTRIAL WASTE<br />

STORM DRAINAGE<br />

PLANNING & LAND DESIGN<br />

Thomas J. Casey Angus D i Henderson<br />

344 Madison Street<br />

V Westbury, New York 1 1590<br />

516-333-3334<br />

212-895-5254

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Congratulations to<br />

The Class of '76<br />

The Fordham Prep<br />

Bookstore<br />

Thomas Bell<br />

Student Director<br />

Best Wishes<br />

And<br />

Good Luck<br />

to<br />

Our Son Kenneth, Jr.<br />

and<br />

The Class of '76<br />

Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth L. Dunner,<br />

Sr.<br />

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exquisite, world famous Drexel-Heritage<br />

home furnishings. Every style, every<br />

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Special Consideration<br />

To<br />

All Fordham Families<br />

Hector M. Hyacinthe<br />

President<br />

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Our Best Wishes<br />

to<br />

The Class of 1976<br />

Jimmy '7 1<br />

Steve '76<br />

Gerard '80<br />

The Parker Family<br />

Congratulations<br />

To<br />

The Class of '76<br />

Mr. & Mrs. Francis J. Young<br />

and Family<br />

"We are very fortunate<br />

in having our son attend<br />

Fordham Prep, a great school.<br />

We would like to extend<br />

our thanks to Father O'Brien<br />

as well as our congratulations<br />

and best wishes to the<br />

Class of 1976."<br />

Congressman & Mrs.<br />

Mario Biaggi<br />

Mario II<br />

Class of 1976<br />

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In Respectful and Loving Memory<br />

Mr. Robert A. Nebot<br />

Mrs. Marjorie M. Gulvin<br />

Rev. Martin J. Smith, S.J.<br />

Mr. Joseph R. St. Jacques

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BENEFACTORS<br />

Mr. & Mrs. Arnold E. Beermann<br />

Mr. & Mrs. A. James Bonfiglio<br />

Edward & Veronica Brophy<br />

Prof. & Mrs. John Calamari<br />

""r. & Mrs. Louis A. Camera<br />

\ & Mrs. Arthur B. Cassidy<br />

. Ubaldo M. Cennerazzo & Family<br />

Mary Cicero<br />

. & Mrs. Patrick Connor<br />

i Mrs. Brian J. Curtin<br />

sph & Rita De Felice<br />

The De Marinis Family<br />

'. & Mrs. Dominick J. Dorata<br />

& Mrs. Robert B. Fath<br />

..... & Mrs. Patrick Fitzpatrick<br />

The Fleming Family<br />

Dr. & Mrs. Robert F. Gomprecht<br />

Mr. & Mrs. Edward Hanahoe<br />

Mr. & Mrs. John J. Hopkins<br />

Mr. & Mrs. Eugene W. Johnson & Family<br />

The Karpowich Family<br />

The Keane Family — Raymond '76<br />

Dr. & Mrs. John J. Konefal<br />

Dr. & Mrs. Kenneth Kruger & Family<br />

Mr. & Mrs. Frank R. Lener<br />

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas W. Lowe & Kyle '77<br />

Mr. & Mrs. Daniel J. Maher<br />

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph E. Moukad<br />

Mr. & Mrs. James C. Murphy & John '77<br />

The Pantazonis Family<br />

Mr. & Mrs. Alfred R. Pucci<br />

Mr. & Mrs. Gerard P. O'Rourke<br />

Mr. & Mrs. K. S. Rasiej<br />

Dr. & Mrs. Thomas D. Rizzo & Family<br />

The Scilufo Family<br />

Dr. & Mrs. Anthony M. Soscia & Family<br />

Dr. & Mrs. Richard G. Spolzino<br />

Mr. & Mrs. Michael K. Stanton<br />

Mr. & Mrs. John T. Ward

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Our Conclusions<br />

This last page of the RAMKIN concludes the<br />

history of our Class at the Prep. Along with us<br />

is a man who concludes an even longer history<br />

at the Prep, a history begun well before any of<br />

us. The Student Council, on behalf of our Graduating<br />

Class and the entire Prep community,<br />

pays a profoundly respectful tribute to Mr. Joseph<br />

P. Fox.<br />

In September of 1 946, Mr. Fox first jogged<br />

to the Prep to begin his career as teacher and<br />

track coach. His first team numbered ten runners,<br />

but under his expert direction a team<br />

expanded into a program and flourished,<br />

reaching at one point 1 25 athletes. Such numbers<br />

amply testify to the magnetism he exerts.<br />

His name has become a legend among track<br />

enthusiasts. Even a casual glance at his<br />

records reveals numerous league championships<br />

and broken records. One can point to the<br />

team of Mr. Fox and Thomas Carroll of the<br />

Class of 1957 to find how a coach and runner<br />

revolutionized the world of high school track.<br />

Running under Coach Fox, Carroll stunned<br />

sports spectators when he ran a 1.50.6 half<br />

mile, surpassing the world record of 1.52.8.<br />

Stilled guided by Mr. Fox, he ran a 1.49.2 for<br />

800 meters.<br />

A familiar face at the Catholic High School<br />

Athletic Association since 1929, his devotion<br />

and hard work earned him the vice-presidency<br />

of the association. He also holds the title of<br />

Commissioner of Track. Mr. Fox founded the<br />

largest school-boy competition in the nation<br />

with the creation of the New York Relays.<br />

Although he retired from active coaching in<br />

1974, he still plays a key role in the professional<br />

and fatherly advice which he is always<br />

ready to give to any of the members of the<br />

team. Mr. Fox takes with him many fond<br />

memories as he looks back over his long career<br />

at the Prep, but he leaves even fonder<br />

memories for so many of his students and colleagues<br />

for his devoted service to Fordham<br />

Prep.<br />

Mr. Joseph P. Fox, teacher and coach, a truly<br />

dedicated human being — the man who has<br />

won the admiration, respect, and love of so<br />

many who came to know him.<br />

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