Holy Family University Yearbook - 1985 by Holy Family University

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Pump it up Bobl

Jack'll do anything to be in a picture.

"I didn't know you were into bondage."

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Studying hard'?

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Neomisia!

"I wanna go home."

It is my privilege

and honor to represent the Freshman

Class as moderator for the 1984 through 1985

academic

year.

The primary concern of Freshman moderator is to assist the individuals of the class toward organization of a goal-

directed group united

in purpose. Each class accomplishes this objective in its own unique style. From the beginning, this Freshman Class has demonstrated a great deal of energy and enthusiam. I can visualize these Freshmen distinguishing themselves, as a class, by their growth and activity. My hope for the graduates of 1988 is twofold: One is

that they will be known for active participation and cohesiveness as a class and, two, that they will be remembered for the enrichment they effected in each of the lives that they touched at Holy Family College.

Ruth D. Craymer, Class Moderator

i'+ 1985 Freshmen

We, the Freshman Class, would like to thank all of you who have made our first year at Holy Family College special We arrived here unsure of ourselves and where we were going. Thanks to all of you who gave us a direction and made us feel like part of a family. The spirit of this Freshman Class has received much praise. By getting involved, we have shown others that we care about our school and our fellow classmates. Thank you for the support you have given, for we can only accomplish our goals together. We will move on to our sophomore year, knowing that with each year, we better ourselves and our school. Congratulations to the Freshmen, for you have earned the respect of everyone.

Christine Swanson. Freshman Class President.

Officers (lett to right): Tammy Garberina, Secretary; Robert Tobin, Vice-President; Christine Swanson, President; Kevin Kates, S.O.Câ&#x20AC;&#x17E;

Maureen Byrne. Treasurer,

The Sophomore Class through its interaction in the life of Holy Family College is evolving. The Sophomores are seeing the wild possibilities and beginning to realize it's worth the trouble to give the world a little nudge when you get the chance. Each Sophomore is beginning to realize the special thing he or she is, and the important reason why each was born a human being. The interaction with other classes at the college shows that nothing stands alone, no individual, no class, no school, for in the cycle of life everything is connected with everything else. Yet each Sophomore recognizes that at some point there is a need for an eternal reference to become what he or she was meant to be. Holy Family College strives to meet

that need.

Mrs. Regina Hobaugh, Class

Moderator

1985 Sophomores

We, the Sophomore Class are filled with thanks, confidence, love, and hope. We are extremely grateful to our families for enabling us to further our education in the hope of attaining our future goals. We are also greatly indebted to our instructors, as they have strengthened our determination to strive for success and have increased a confidence in our own abilities. Most of all, we are sincerely grateful for the friendships Holy Family has entitled us to form. We find a vital source of strength, encouragement and support in each other which helps us to become the best people we can be. Throughout the year we also hope to become more well-rounded by planning activities where we can meet in a social instead of academic atmosphere, thus helping us to broaden our circle of friendships.

Deborah McVeigh, Sophomore Class President

Class Officers: Barbara Dipentino, S.O.C.; Michael D'Angelo, Treasurer; Joe Viola, Vice President; Deborah McVeigh, President. Not Pictured: Laura Thomson, Secretary.

I think I feel especially close to the Class of 1986 because we all started at HFC together. They were brand-new freshmen in 1982; I was a brand-new instructor. We learned the ropes together, Boland, Garberina, Arnold, Connors, all of the rest of them and me. Want an eye opening experience'P Try teaching them science first thing on a Monday morning! It doesn't seem possible that soon they'l all be Seniors. Not only those I'e met in class, but those I'e met in meetings, at social events, even as sophomore nursing majors waiting in the hall outside of the anatomy lab for their cat practicals to begin. They'l make super seniors, of course â&#x20AC;&#x201D;they'e bright, creative, enthusiastic. And as graduates, they'l "do us proud". (Sigh) But I sure will miss them.

Dr. Lynda Micikas, Class

Moderator

1985 Juniors

When I was asked to say a few words about the Junior Class, it was difficult.

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

as well.

am certain that I speak for my class when I say that become a second home to us. The caring and self-giving of everyone involved with the college makes us a "family" in the truest sense of the word. My fondest desire for this class is to make the most of what God has given us. Hopefully, we can use these gifts to make a lasting contribution to Holy Family and society. of the I would be remiss if I did not thank the members Junior Class for allowing me the opportunity to serve as their President, and I am truly grateful for this learning I

Holy Family has

John

Boland, Junior Class President

Class Officers: Anne Arnold, Secretary; Terry Saska, Treasurer; Ron Kumor, Vice-President; John Boland, President.

I remember coming to Holy Family four years ago as a transfer student. I felt awkward in the beginning, as I'm sure everyone did, because of the unfamiliarity to the school and to the people who make up the school's community. This feeling of awkwardness did not last long, however, because of the warm, friendly people of the college. Holy Family's greatest attribute is that anyone who enrolls in the school is welcomed into a family atmosphere. Holy Family gave the Class of 1985 the opportunity to be a part of the "family", and we took it. Our four years in the school can be summarized in one word - Growth. We have grown physically, intellectually, emotionally, and spiritually. We have studied together, laughed together, and cried together, but the important thing is that we have strived to reach the goals and aspirations we set for ourselves as freshmen - together. in the Class of 1985 the best of life I wish everyone and I thank you for allowing me the opportunity to know you and serve you as President.

Jack O'Donnell, Senior Class President

Class Officers: Dr. Thomas McCormick, Moderator; Jack O'Donnell, President; Dottie Peca, Vice-President; Sue Anastasi; S.O.C. Patricia Harley, Treasurer. Not pictured: Lisa McCausland, Secretary.

Late in the summer of 1981, filled with high expectations as well as apprehension, members of the new Freshman Class of Holy Family College commenced their collegiate academic careers by participating in the Orientation Program prepared especially for them. A spirit of warmth and friendliness characterized this class graced with recen high school~graduates and continuing education students. Longglasting friendships were made that year enabling the students to share in the many challenges agjoys of ÂŤÂŤ0 college days.

Sophomore year, which had previously seemed so distant was upon them. Now it was their turn to participate in more school activites and to become'an integral part of the college. They encouraged the next Freshman Class and advanced.jn'their own academic pursuits.

Another summer passed and the members of the new.',Junior Class, while maturing into outstanding ladies and gentlemen, still retained their enthusiasm and sincerity. Keen in-

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and@participation

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government and other college activites were very evident in the class.

Finally, the Ring Day Mass and reception of the Holy Family College ring gave them assurance that they were soon to be Seniors.

With the taking of photographs for the, yearbook and their fourth Christmas Rose, senior yearâ&#x20AC;&#x17E;was no longer an unattainable dream for the class. As seniors continued to advance academically, the'reality of commencement was swiftly approachin~~ Yet, with all of the joyous preparations fora festive graduation came the realiza)ion that with a new beginning there must also be amending. The campus

autumn, good times andyneals in the Canteen, the corItagious laughter of Floss, cheerful greetings from Father Keith, administratorS and faculty who had become. friends, all wouldbeCome meaningful memories which would open ujj~@e doors to still other beginning'seIViay God continue to bless each senior on his journey. Congratulations to the Class of 5985! in

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MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT We are a people which tends to look ahead, eyes focused on the beyond and mind set on accomplishing our latest goal; a people whose world is forever in a state of flux and whose future is never to far away. We move forward with faith and courage, advancing optimistically toward the completion of our tasks and hopefully, toward better tomorrows. This vision and this goal-setting, togetl er with the attendant movement which it prompts, vA like to believe, is progress; progress which, for most of us, is synonymous with improvement: "a step in the right direction." Equipped with their plans and their dreams, our graduates of 1985 set out four or many more years ago, on their personal journey of making progress. By whatever road they chose, they have succeeded in accumulating knowledge, acquiring wisdom, and adding years; they now stand ready to witness significant self-fulfillment and are undoubtedly already equipped with new visions of yet greater things to accomplish. The College itself has moved forward, as changes effected by this administration become inevitable

of the times. We would like to consider these changes as evidence of progress. There has been, for instance, a concerted effort to study the institution within the context of its personal history and within the totality of higher educational trends; to see Holy Family as it stands at the crossroads of "what was, what is, and what will be." Cognizant of the values and principles which must remain intact, administrators and facsigns

ulty have nonetheless

acknowledged

that

improvement, if not survival, is reliant upon the ability to accept challenge and change. The result has been a more complex administrative organizational structure, increased faculty participation in governance, a newly installed computer network for administrative record keeping, greater visibility of the College in the public media, new academic programs and concrete plans for future expansion of the physical plant. Can we stop here? We know we cannot. For progress, that never ending motivational force, will forever provide the inspiration and we, in turn, will be certain to

Sister M. Francesca,

CSFN, Ph.D.

I.isa N, Woodside, Ph.D,

Cond.

Academic Dean

President

Sister M. Potrice, CSFN, M.A,

Dean of Students

Maurice J. Kelly. Ph,D. Director of Institutional Advancement

Deceased

Pobert S, Galardi, M.B,A, Director of Finance

Chrisitne M. Berry, B.A. Admissions Recruiter

Sister M. Denise Dugan, CSFN. M.A.

Academic Counselor

Registrar

Director of Career

, A,B, Loureen Admissions Recruiter

Sister M.

Special Assistant to the

Vincent, Gorman.

Ph.D.

Assistant Academic Dean

Margaret Swoboda Kelly, B,A. Director, institutional Advancement

Pev. George J, Keith, QSFS, A,8,.:+ Chaplain/Campus Ministry

S ter M, Lucia CSFN. M.A. Director of Continuing Education

'ssistant

Sister M, Leonard, CSFN, M.A.

Assistant to the Treasurer

Maryann Mazzafro. M,A. Director of Public Pelations

Director

Sister

M.,

CSFN, M,S,

Treasurer

Sister M. Sophia,,CSFN, M,A. Mail ond Volunteer Services

Laboratory Assistant

During the past four years at Holy Family the Business Administration curriculum has grown con-

Many new teachers have been added and their prerequisites have been upgraded to insure the best education

siderably.

possible. The objective throughout the curriculum is to form highly competent professionals who enrich

their work environment with a strong liberal arts background. Students learn throughout the

curriculum the increased need for expertise in communication and human relations instilling social responsibility not only to themselves but to their employer as well. The curriculum not only gives a

strong knowledge of the chosen field but it also helps to tie this knowledge into events that are happening in our world today insuring that we will one day be successful individuals as graduates of Holy Family College. Mrs.

Mr, John J. Barclay. M.B.A..

Mrs. Lynn Kuder, M.B.A.

Bette Tokar, M.A., Dept. Chairman

Mr. Nicholas Gibbone. M.B.A.

Mr. Robert Gudknecht. M.B.A.

Mr,

George Kugler. M.B.A.

Mr. Daniel Tumolo. M.B.A,

With the new emphasis on excellence in education in America the education program takes on a new and exciting importance at Holy Family College. The objectives, as always, are to provide a firm foundation of liberal studies for the prospective teacher, and to develop each student through in-depth study in a chosen field of concentration. The goal is to train students to possess the professional compe-

Sr.

Mary Paul. M.Ed.

tence and dedication required to educate the youth of our society. Education students at Holy Family demonstrate their readiness for the task of educating our youth through the maintenance of a solid grade average and a

portfolio of enriching field experiences.

The education program

vital

to insure the continuing excellence of education in America into the future.

Sr.

Joseph Burak. Ed.D.. Dept. Chairman

Ms. Elaine Schneitman. M.A.

M. Aurelia. M.A.

Mr. Richard Brown. M.A.

Sr. M.

de Lourdes, M.A.

Thomas Garberina. Ed.D.

Mr. Paul Kraff, M.A.

Mrs. Serafina LaSalle-Tarantin,

Mr. Sidney Shotz, M.S.

Ms.

Georgia Trantas, M.Ed,

Sr. M.

M.A..

Florence Tumasz, Ph.D.

Humanities is a combination of several liberal arts disciplines-history, literature, philosophy, religious studies, art, and music, An education in the humanities provides the student with an indepth liberal arts perspective of his changing world. In the impersonal world of high technology the humanities graduate reinstitutes the personal perspective through his knowledge of the arts. With his enrichment of

religious studies and philosophy,

the student is able to maintain a moral and spiritual frame of reference so important, but so often lost in the hectic world of the 20th century. The humanities graduate will make his place in the world of tomorrow by enlightening those around him with the refreshing

and enriching perspective

gained through a liberal arts education at Holy Family College. Mrs. Regina Hobaugh, M.A.. Humanities

Coordinator; Philosophy

Arthur Grugan, Ph.D., Dept. Chairman

Mr,

Angelo Randazzo, M.A, Dept. Chairman.

Mr. Charles Jankowski, M.A.

Mr. Roman Dubenko. M.A.

RELIGIOUS STUDIES

Rev. James Collins, S.T.D., Dept. Chairman

~) Rev. Thomas Scanlon, M.A.

Rev. Robert 8rennan, M.A.

Rev. Robert Gregorio, S.T.D.

Sr. M,

Placide. Ph.D., Dept. Chairman

Thomas McCormick. Ph.D.

Thomas Lombardi, Ph.D.

Mrs. Frances Pelham. M.A.

Ms. Kathryn Osenlund, M.A.

Mrs.

Victoria Lombardi, M.A.

Mrs. Dolores Weiss. M.A.

Ms.

Bernadette Balcer. M.Ed.

Mr. Joseph Purcell. M.A.

Sr.

Sr. M.

Frances. Ed.D.

Mr. Emilio Iglesias, Ed.M.

Cecelia Marie. B.A,

Sr. M.

Consolata. M.A.

Mr. John Kurek. M.S.Ed.

Mr, James Morris, M.A.

Dora Pruna. D.Ped.

Mr. Vincent Serfillippo. M.A.

Peter Frey, Ed.D.

Department Chairman

Sr. M.

Jude, M.F.A., Dept. Chairman

Mrs. Mary

McDermott. Professional

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Mr. Mark LeporatL M.A.

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Lynda Micikas. Ph.D.

Celia Prairie. Ph.D. Acting Dept. Chairman

Sr.

M, Bernice Andrelczyk, Ph.D.

Mr. George Haynes, M.S.

Sr. M,

Loretta Wesolowski. M.S,

Dept. Chairman

Mr. Joseph Cebula. Jr., M.A.

Sr. M.

Grace Kuzawa, Ph.D. Dept. Chairman

Miss Helen

Popper MA

The nursing program

at Holy

'amily is devoted to maintaining superior health care in our community. The nursing program through its combination of sciences and liberal studies prepares prospective nurses for a professional career or, if they choose, graduate study. The nurse generalist hopes to utilize the nursing process to promote an optimal level of wellness

for individuals, families, and communities. This provess includes a formal in-school education and

practical experience at area hospitals.

We are confident that the Holy Family BSN graduate because of his or her formal education along with "hands on" experience will be respected, fully competent, and a well-rounded individual in the nursing profession today. Joy Lawrence. Ph.D, Dept. Chairman

Miss

Patricia McGrath. M.S.N.

Sr.

M. Carol Taylor, M.S.N.

Miss Regina Schroder, M.S.N.

Mrs. Kayann Laughlin. M.S.N.

Ms.

Jean Brown, M.A.

Mrs.

Jane Kurz, M.S.N.

Ms. Kathleen McMullen, M.S.N.

Mrs. Christine Posner, M.S.N.

Ms. Ruth

Craymer, M.S.N.

Mrs. Karen Lowry, M.S.N.

Mrs. Eileen Moran, M.S.N.

Sara Wuthnow, Ed.D.

Mrs. Karen Hamilton, M.A.

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Sr. M.

Sr,

Florianne Zacharewicz, Ph.D.. Dept, Chairman

Mrs. Patricia Danzik. M.S.

Xavier Kozubal. Ph.D.

The Social Sciences focus on people and their behavior as individuals and in groups. The varied disciplines--Psychology, Sociology, Economics, Political Science, and Anthropology - use different perspectives to increase understanding of the diverse and fascinating ways humans behave and interact with each other. Students who are preparing for careers of working with people, such as social work, counseling, law, alcohol or drug abuse therapy, public administration, pastoral counseling, human services, or law enforcement, study the Social Sciences to achieve a greater knowledge of people, their interaction, and the societies they build.

Miss

Judy Markowski, M.A.

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Mr. David Losinno, M.A.

Kathleen Mayer, Ph.D. Dept. Chairman

Mrs, Helen Plotkin. M.S.S.

Bronislaw Sadnicki, D. Comm.

Dept. Chairman

Mr. James

O'eill, M.A. Equiv.

Theresa Hoyle

Eleanor Wiegand Secretary to the President

Secretary to the Academic Dean

Anne McAveety Secretary to the Dean of Students

Secretary, Institutional Advancement

Anna Marie Noel Secretary, Continuing Education

Marisa Niedbalski

(From left) Monica Pezzano. Paula Piscitelli, and Lorraine Finello, Secretaries to the Registrar

Lisa

Gaudet

Bookkeeper-Financial Aid

Suzanne Belfield

Secretary- Admissions

Nancy McPhillips Coordinator-Adminis. Computer Network

Office employees: Dorothy Truczkowski. Computer Operator; Emma Cordek, Bookkeeper; Dorothy Ferry, Loans Collection Officer; and Joyce McKeough. Secretary. Business

Sandra Crane Secretary-Education Department

Margaret Dolezal Secretary-Bus. Ad./Psych.

Josephine Friedman Secretary-French

Betty Hearn Secretary-Nursing

Patricia Wagner Cataloging Assistant-Library

Florence Tilsner Secretary-Library

Anna Mae Gushue Secretary-Nursing

Linda Nocco Secretary, Alumni Office

Florence Dolan Circulations-Library

Helen Chapman

Bookstore

'OUR MACHO MEN Ar

Bill

Holzworth, what do you have in the closets

Mike Shane. caught in the acti

Joe Niedosik, the man behind the buildings.

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Lanard Crane, the next "Mr. Holy Family"7

Charles Punowski and Charles Ermack. smile pretty!

Their

advice to

us'?

NOT PICTURED Administration H.

Sister Mary Aloysius, CSFN, Ph.D,

Teresa Schlitsey, M,A,

Continuing Education

Academic Counselor

James W. Osborne, M.S. Reader Services Assistant

Charles L, Seeburger, M.S, Reader Services Assistant

Faculty BUSINESS ADMINISTRA TION

Teresa Brady, M.B.A. Robert Delaney, M,B,A. Louis Hoelzle, M,S. Robert Murphy, M.B,A,

Ms, Mr. Mr, Mr.

EDUCA TION Mrs. Joanne Clothier, M.A. Ms. Nancy Giniecki, M.A. Sr.

Margaret Thompson. S.S.J„M.Ed. Wanda Wieckowski, M,Ed.

Mrs.

Art Ms. Louise Adams, A,A. Prof,

Mr. Donald LaJeunesse„M,F.A. Mrs. Patricia La Jeunesse. B.F,A,

NA TURAL SCIENCES

Biology Timothy McGarrity, M.S. Mr. Gregory Arslanian, M,A. Mr. Robert Daly, M.S. Mr. Harry Neenhold, M.Ed, Sr.

Chemistry HUMANITIES

Philosophy Mr. Gerard Brennan. M.A. Atherton Lowry, Ph,D. Rev. Joseph McCafferty, M,A.

History Mr. Albert Achuff, M,A. Mr. John Bullock. M.A. Sr. M. Noreen Werner, M.A,

Religious Studies Rev, Francis Brennan, Ed.D, Mr. John Buettler, M.A. Rev. James Devlin, M.Div. Rev. James Donlon, M.S. Mr. Francis Johnson, M,R,E, Rev. John McNamee, M.A, Mr. Joseph Stoutzenberger, M.R.Ed,

Modern Languages

Mr. Douglas Cameron, Ph.D. Cand. Mr, John Connolly, M.A. Mr. Paul DiPrima. M.S. English

Rev. Edward Cahill, M.A. Mrs, Rita Durrant, M.A. Ms. Maryann Mendoza, M.A. Ms. Elizabeth Pieper, B.A. Mr. Francis Rauscher, M.Ed,

Mrs, Dorothy Ponisciak, M.S.

Computer Science Mr. Alan Neibauer, M.G,A. Mr. Kevin O'onnor, B.S. Mr. John Smiley. M,B.A.

SOCIAL SCIENCES

Psychology Edward DiCesare, Ph,D. Mr, John Gibbons„M.Ed, Ms. Virginia Keane, M,A. Mr. Ronald Madison, M.A. Mr. Michael Triveiis, M.A,

Sociology Sr. M. Lois Folz, M,Ed. Mr. Joseph Hess, Jr., M.S.W.:.

Ms. Patricia Hillman, M,SW. Mr, Diamentino Machado, M.A. Mr. Jeffrey Minehart, J.D..

Mr. Wayne Perry, M.A. Sr, M, Virginia Rozich, M.S. Mr. Thomas Wolf, M.A.

Economics Ms. Mildred Bilt, M,B.A. FIRE SCIENCE ADMINISTRATION Mr. James McKernan, B.S. Mr. William McNulty, B.A.

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Father James Collins is the cult to understand. This book is Department Chairman of Reli- written in a non-technical langious Studies, and after many guage for the general reader. The inspiration for this book years of studying and teaching Dante, he has written a book came while Father was dining entitled Pilgrim in Love: An In- with a friend one night. His troduction to Dante and His friend jokingly suggested that he write a book about the subSpirituality. Father Collins found that ject. Thinking it over, he realmost books on Dante were ized that he had the expertise written in a style which was too and, soon after, he started his complex and difficult for the book. We feel that this scholarly beginner in Dante studies. Most books which he had previously work is a credit to Holy Family found had been written by the College, and we congratulate experts in a technical lan- Father Collins on his book. guage which was often diffi-

LEADERSHIP

AMONG PEERS

DEAN LISA WOODSIDE, PH.D, 1

In August of 1983, Lisa N. Woodside, Ph.D., was appointed to the position of Academic Dean. Dr. Woodside is the first lay person to hold this position in the history of Holy Family College. Previously, this position had been held by a member of the Sisters of the Holy Family of Nazareth. Before coming to Holy Family College, Dean Woodside was Dean of Student Services and Associate Professor of Humanities at Widener University in Chester, PA. Her professional activities include: reviewing and recommending college accreditation as an evaluator for the Commission on Higher Education, Middle States; and serving as a member

of the Executive Board for the Pennsylvania Association for Women Deans, Administrators. and Counselors. Dean Woodside is always concerned with getting to know the needs of the students and their concerns. When interviewed this year, Dean Woodside said, "An administration that is out of touch with its students is a bad administration". The role of Dean brings with it a great deal of responsibility and a need for interaction among faculty and administra-

to bring new challenges to the school, and encourages its further development. tries

tion. When discussing this role, Dean Woodside said, "People expect leadership from this office, but it is a leadership among peers". Dr. Woodside always

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captions we received.

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"The Winners!" Page 54 Michele 2. Michele

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Campus Queen contestants (L to R); Cindy Gorman. Lisa Chiodetti, Maureen McCarty, Kim Conner, Tanya Grady. Lydia Piccoli, Michele Scutti, Karen Allen, Lisa Cirucci, Michele Garberina. 58

The 8th Annual Campus Queen Scholarship Pageant boasted not only the best competition in its history but also the most scholarship money to date.

Scholarships were: campus queen$ 2,500 from Fashion Bug; 1st runner-up$ 1,000 from Frankford Trust Charities; 2nd runner-up-$ 600 from Kingsbury, Inc.: and 3rd runner-up $ 300 from N.E. Phila. Rotary Club and $ 200 from Frankford Rotary Club.

The winners (i to R); Tanya Grady (3rd runner-up). Lisa Chiodetti (Queen). Karen Alien (2nd runner-up), Micheie Garberina (1st runnerup).

Scholarship donors with winners.

A proud Mrs. Chiodetti looks on as Lisa receives her crown.

Those who missed this year's Mr. Holy Family contest truly missed out. In the second year of Holy Family' newest and wildest tradition, Bob Fensterer became the first-ever Senior to win the title. This year eight of Holy family's "finest" men seized the opportunity to make a spectacle of themselves before a predominantly female audience. It appears from the pictures they are glad they did.

The winners (I to r): John Boland, first runner-up: Bob Fensterer. Mr. Holy Family 1984-85: Steve Gregory. second runnerup.

Mr. Holy Family Bob Fensterer is presented cee Kim Conner,

come the contestants, Jack O'Donnell escorted by Lisa Here

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the victory t-shirt by em-

The Mr. Holy Family contestants show off their assets.

Steve Gregory flexes during the boxer shorts competition.

John (Bunny) Boland shakes his tail during the boxer shorts competition.

Bob Fensterer performs his juggling fairy taleas Emcees Michele Garberina and Kim Conner look on.

Eric Kurytuk. Bob Fensterer. John Boland. Jack O'Donnell. Ron Kumor, Steve Gregory and Joe Fontacoba all get a kick out of the competition.

Jack (Kermit T. Frog) O'Donnell croons a tune from the Muppet Movie.

Mark Kehoe Conner.

gets needled

by Emcee

Kim

performs comedy aerobics during the talent competition. Erik Kuryluk

Swimmin'n women, 61

Christmas Rose

Holy

Family's strongest and best loved tradition, as anyone who has gone here will attest. The pressure of the se-

is forgotten as students jest at school and show off some true Christmas spirit. Madness and good cheer were in abundance this year, No one in

mester

attendance

will

forget the

show. From the choir to the

musicians to the Village

Nerds, Christmas Rose was again a smashing success!

Emcees for the evening; Jack O'Donnell, Kim Conner, and Steve Gregory.

Campus Queen Lisa Chiodetti.

Beth Sneidar and Donna Wilson before the show. 62

Carolyn Tizagno and Tammy Gaberina perform a Christmas duet.

A portrayal of some Holy Family favorites.

Here come The Village Nerdsl

The talented Jim Mayer

brought out for an

encore.

The College Clique singers.

Tami-Jo Vasile. Tammy Garberina and Carolyn Tizagno are just a few of the happy faces in

Dorothy and the reindeer live happily ever after.

the audience.

The class of '85 sings the traditional closing carols,

Front Row(left to right): Irene Klepacki, Lorraine Gorey, Lisa Cirucci, Mr. George Haynes, Lizbeth Fonseca, Patricia Tucci, Patricia Arrell, Bernadette Rafferty, Donna Bowden. Back row(l to r): Behzad Azimi, Chris Hand, Charles Hand, Tracy Tonge, Walter Bell.

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1st row(leff to right): Lorna Chinchinian, Theresa Verdon, Donna Pyzia (Secretary), Dorothea Peca, Mary Pussinsky, Bernard Coombs, EveLynn Miller (Vice-President), Mia Harris. 2nd row(l to r): Sr. M. Frances (Moderator), Nancy DiFillippo (Treasurer), Kevin Weakland, Maryann McKeogh, Jackie Iglesias, Donna Nieckoski (President).

1st row(left to right): Mr. Charles Graham (Accompanist), Irene Wisniewski, Ann Ranieri, Donna Kasperowicz, Diane Orloski, Barbaranne Breithaupt, Kelly Patterson, Mr. Mark Leporati (Director). 2nd row (I to r): Janice Wisniewski, Cathy Siefert, Michelle Curran, Christine Gorski, Denise Callahan, Mia Harris, Linda Bowler. 3rd row: (I to r): Sr. M. Bernice (Moderator), Carol Lynn Sosdorf, Cathleen Bowler, Marianne Leonetti, Lisa McCausland, Rosanne Abbott, Barbara Gallagher, 4th row(l to r): Eugene Olimpo, Michael Jude Wytish, David Lare, Eric Kuryluk, Tom Heck, Mark Kehoe, Michael Thomas, James Morse. Not pictured: Sue Adair, Michele Scutti, Michael Tropiano, Beverly Lare.

1st row(bottom to top): Tom Walsh, Jim Mayer, Bernice Lisicki, Michael Sorembus, Jim Brighter, Bob Fensterer. 2nd row (bottom to top): Daria Driban, Anne Carlisle, Anne Marie Janotta, Walter Bell, Dr. Thomas Lombardi (Moderator).

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Pennsylvania Student Education Association Seated(left to right): Michelle Curran, Mary Hoch, Maureen Foster, Mary Nuxoll, Lori Carosi, Sfanding(l to r): Grace Haag, Cathy Wade, Nancy Ashenbrenner, Nancy Bulza, Donna Kasperowicz.

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Seatedgeff to right): Lorraine Gorey, Donna Tate, Irene Klepacki, Anne Marie Janotta, Michelle Gormley. Standing (I to r): Kathy Murray. Evelyn Brezo, Sr. M. Florianne, Sr. M, Xavier, Ms. Judy Markowski, Michael Sorembus.

Society for the Advancement of Management 1sf row(left to right): Jack O'Donnell, Lisa Piotrowski, Lisa Chiodetti, Elizabeth Sneidar, Joseph Viola. 2nd row(l to r): Kathy Murray, Lisa Hill, David Poller, John Boland, Ron Kumor, Kathy Curland, Colleen O'eill. 3rd row (I to r): Stephen Gregory, Bob Fensterer, Rita Witkowski, Felicia Fiorvanti, Terry Soska. Debra Lista.

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Student Nurses Association of Pennsylvania 1st row (left to right): Barbara Carty, Kathy Fox, Debbie Novak, Rosemary McGuinn, Thomas Heck, Kevin Kates, Elizabeth Capewell. 2nd row(l to r): Geraldine Kirlin, Andrea Lodise, Deborah Thompson, Dorothea Peca, Theresa Smith, Theresa Fay, Deborah Lista, Barbara Radomicki. 3rd row(1 to r): Christine Kieba, Patricia Piscopo, Patricia Harley, Donna Pyzia, Theresa Verdon, Regina Keenan, David Milson, Cynthia Hladczuk

Left to right: Kathy Murray, Terry Soska, Debra Lista, Laura Staub, Lisa McCausland, Donna Kasperowicz, Dr. Kathleen Moyer.

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Seated(left to right): Christina DeAngelo, Joseph Viola, Sue Wieczorek, Bernice Lisicki, Michele Scutti. Standing(l to r): Lisa Cirucci, Colleen Archer, Thomas Walsh, Chip Bertino, Evan Ortiz, Cathy Seifert, Margaret Kelly (Moderator).

Thomas Walsh, Editor; Colleen Archer, Co-editor. 74

4Âť, Front row(left to right): David Roller, Chip Bertino, Ron Koenig, Eric Kuryluk, Charles Pyatt, Thomas Heck. Back row(l r): Joseph Viola, Lisa Hill, Bernice isicki, Maureen McCarty, Evan Ortiz, Diane Braxton, Dorothea Pace, Diane Featherston, Lisa Ciruccl, Paul Callahan, Lisa McCausland, Colleen Archer, Michele Scutti, Dr. Thomas Lombardi.

Front row: Donna Tascione (Manager), Cindy Gorman (Manager). Diane McDevitt, Anita PlantullL Karen Allen (Manager), Back row: Greta Brown, Linda McQuiggan, Linda Tascione, Dee Kramer. JoEllen Veneri. Mary Soboleski (Coach). Not pictured: Chris O'eill, Lisa Luppurger. Michelle Niczyporcwicz, Kathy Kumor.

Fltsf row(left to right): Eric Kuryluk (coach). Marge Tanney, Kelly Bonyun. Dina Laver. Karen Kates. Kevin Kates (asst. coach), Secondrow(l to r): Debbie Weniger. Maureen Byrne, Theresa Tarallo, Janice Wisniewski. Maureen Mc Carty. Third row(l to r): Jackie Zuerlein, Linda Mc Quiggan, Tracy Mc Gorry, Michelle Curran, Mary McGraph.

Front row: John Moroney. Mike Burns. Bill Brady. Mike McLaughlin, Mike Trusdell. Dave Kasperowicz. Back row: Hank Piofrowski (coach). Dennis Carrol. Tim Burke, Joe Ems, John Boland, Mike Derbyshire. John Cannelli. Not pictured: Jim Comose.

Co-captains: John Moroney and John Boland.

Cheerleaders (leff fo right), Chris Spadafora. Maribefh Tillmann. iJsa Chiodeffi, Suzanne Mangano. Not pictured: Beth Sneidar. Chris Basso.

ALPHA SIGMA

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AXA Left to right: Geraldine Servalli, Hope Ann Soler, Kathleen Mallon, Lorraine Nuyianes, Patricia Erwin, Maryann Crossman, Mary Monica Cannon, Carol D'Ambrosia, Rosemary Link.

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BBB 1st row (left to right): Irene Klepacki, Bernadette Rafferty, Dr. Celia Prairie, Patricia Tucci. 2nd row(l to r): Behzad Azimi, Chris Hand, Tracy Tonge, Patricia

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BX Left to right: Donna Tate, Mary Ellen Guckin, Nadine Hillgen, Maryann McKeough, John Cendrowski, James Brighter.

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Seated(left to right): Robin Sickinger, Elizabeth Capewell, Bernadette Rafferty, Sr. Winifred Marie Cook, Bernice Lisicki, Barbara Cummings, Donna Pyzia, Geraldine Kirlin. Standing (I to r): Rosemary McGuinn, Sr. M. Florianne, Rev. James Collins (Moderator), Dr. Arthur Grugan, Dr. Thomas Lombardi.

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67K Seated(leff to right): Kathleen Kumor, Dr. Kathleen Moyer (Moderator). Standing (I to r): Kathy Gajdalo, Barbara Cummings, Lisa McCausland.

Left to right: Sr, M. Placide (Moderator), Ms. Kathryn Osenlund, Mary Alice Whelan. Sr. Mary Ellen Gemmell.

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Left to right: Barbara Cummings, Dr. Dora Pruna (Moderator), Mary Pussinsky.

WHO'S WHO

1st row(l to r): Ellen Olimpo, Kathy Gajdalo, Dorothea Peca, Jack O'Donnell. 2nd row(l to r): Lisa McCausland, Barbara Cummings, Stephen Gregory, Donna Pyzia, Bernice Lisicki. Not Pictured: Lisa Marie Hill.

Late in September, we the editors. of Familogue met for the first time. We barely knew each other, but we all shared one common goal to make Familogue 1985 the best ever! Our confidence in achieving our goal grew as we completed each page of the yearbook. Today we are proud to present "Our Best" to you. We had a great deal of help in achieving our goal and would like to publicly acknowledge those who assisted us. To our moderator. Margaret Swoboda Kelly, who was never "too busy" to review our work or help us out when we were stuck; to Janet Fensterer for her imaginative artwork, used in the Clubs Section; to Maryann Mazzafro, director of public relations, for her creative input: and to Marisa Niedbalski. secretary, institutional advancement, for "taking care of business" to all of you we extend our heartfelt thanksl We know that this book will take its place with many others on your bookshelves. But. we hope that when you reach for it in the future and blow the dust off its cover. you will once again live the memories we'e shared at Holy Family College. May Familogue 1985always bring a smile to your face. We wish you joy and success in all you do.

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THE EDITORS

OF FAMILOGUE

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of Familogue 19BS: Bob, Kathy, Lisa, and Michael with Margaret Swoboda Kelly, moderator. The editors

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GREAT PERFORMANCES We think you will agree that students performed quite a wide variety of antics this school year. Here is a small sampling of just what went on to help rekindle the smiles from those magic moments.

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FOR THE CLASS OF 85

Colleen P. Agnew. B.A. Elementary Education

Adair, B.A. Elementary Education/Early Childhood Susan

Susan M. Anastasi, B.S.N. Nursing

Lisa B. Andrulonis, B.S.N.

Nursing

Katherine Nursing

Baranyos 8

Katrina

Nina

Bertin, B.S.N.

Borras

Accounting

Nursing

Marianne Brajer, B.S.N. Nursing

Barbara A. Bruner, B.S.N, Nursing

Cheryl

Calhoun, B.S.N.

Nursing

Denise Callahan, B.S.N. Nursing

Paul Callahan, B.A.

Mary Cannon, B,S.N,

Accounting

Nursing

Elizabeth A. Capewell, B.S.N. Nursing

Barbara A. Carty, B.S.N. Nursing 92

Rita Casey. B.S.N. Nursing

Mary

Edward L. Conlin, B.A. Criminal Justice

T. Convey. B.A. Accounting

Diane

Connelly, B.A.

Accounting

Sr.

Kathleen Corr. B.A. Elementary Education

Winifred Cook, C.S.F.N., B.S.N.

Nursing

Barbara M. Cressman, B.S.N.

Mary Ann Crossman, B.S.N.

Nursing

Nursing 93

Lillian Y. Cruz, B.A.

Accounting

Kathleen Cunningham, B.S.N.

Barbara A. Cummings, B.A. Elementary Education

Nursing

Lisa R.

Dandegian, B.S.N.

Nursing

Christina DeAngelo. B,A.

Rosemarie Deal, B.A. Elementary Education/Early Childhood

Management Information Systems

Marie A. DePaul, B.S.N. Nursing 94

Margaret Dooling, B.A. Elementary Education/Early Childhood

Marie

June C Douglas BA

Dougherty, B.S.N.

Accounting

Nursing

Darlene Durst, B.A. Elementary Education/Early Childhood

Genevieve

Kathleen M. Falcone, B.S.N.

Endy, B.A,

Nursing

Elementary Education/Early Childhood

Patricia

Follows, B.S.N.

Nursing 95

Theresa M, Fay, B.S.N, Nursing

Robert Peter Fensterer, B.A.

Mary M. Foley. B.S.N.

Management-Marketing

Nursing

Geraldine A, Fitzpatrick, B.A. Elementary Education

Feliaa Fioravantu B.A. Social Work

Katherine Nursing

Foulkrod. B.S.N,

Kathleen Fox, B.S,N.

Sandra Galardi. B.A.

Nursing

Management-Marketing

Katherine M. Gajdalo, B,A. Elementary Education

Lorraine J. Gorey. B.A, Psychobiology

Linda A. Hall, B.A.

Elementary Education/Early Childhood

Iwona Gardyasz, B.S. Medical Technology

Stephen F. Gregory, B.A. Management-Marketing

Mary Ellen Guckin, B.A.

Mathematics

Christopher M. Hand, B.A. Biology 97

Sarah A. Hannigan, B.A.

Accounting

Betty A. Harris. B.S.N. Nursing

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

Christine Hartley, B.S.N. Nursing

Deborah C. Hawk, B.S.N.

Janine Hewitt, B.S.N.

Nursing

Lisa Marie Hill, B.A.

Accounting 98

Cynthia A. Hladczuk,

B.S.N.

Nursing

Theresa Hornung, B.A.

Maura Hochstoeger, B.A. Elementary Education/Early Childhood

Accounting

James Hurley, B.A. Fire Science Administration

Sandra laquinta. B.S.N. Nursing

Linda Isherwood, B.A.

Elementary Education

Geraldine M. Kirlin, B.S.N. Nursing

Irene T. Klepacki, B.A. Psychobiology

Linda Koch, B,A. Elementary Education

Michael Koestler, B.A, Psychology

Chris A. Konert. B.S.N. Nursing

Dolores M. Kramer. B.A. Elementary Education/Early

Childhood

100

Ruth A. Kurz, B.A.

Kathleen Kumor. B.A. Elementary Education

Elementary Education/Early Childhood

Rosemary Link. B.A.

Accounting

Bernice M. Lisicki. B.A. Mangement Information Systems

Debra A. Lista. B.S.N. Nursing

Jan MacKenzie. B.S.N. Nursing

Sandra M. Madngale. B.S.N.

Cheryl M. Macowski, B.S.N.

Nursing

Marianna

Makowski, B.S.N.

Nursing

Lisa McCausland, B.A.

Marlene Masch. B.A, Criminal Justice

Cnminal Justice

Rosemary McGuinn, B.S.N. Nursing

102

Patricia McGurl, B.S.N. Nursing

Dolores Mclntyre. B.A. Elememtary Education

Regina McKeaver, B.A.

Management-Marketing

Marita A. McKenna, B.S.N. Nursing

Loretta A. McKnight. B.S.N.

Kathleen

Nursing

McNamee,

B.S.N.

Mary J, Miles. B.A. Elementary Education/Early Childhood 103

Maureen

Miller,B.A.

English

David

Joanne Mullin. B.S.N.

Milson. B.S.N.

Nursing

Victoria Mulvihill, B.A. Management-Marketing

Kathleen T. Murray, B.A. Psychology

Deborah A. Novak, B.S.N. Nursing

Jack O'Donnell, B.A.

Management-Marketing

Ellen Olimpo. B.A.

Joanne

Psychology

Nursing

'olleen

Omietanski, B.S.N.

O'eill. B.A.

Accounting

Dorothea M. Peca, B.S.N, Nursing

Kathy Potena, B.A, Social Work

105

Mary C. Pussinsky, B.A. International Business (French)

Donna M. Pyzia, B.S.N.

Mary Anne Rocks, B.S.N.

Nursing

Marilyn Sabol, B.S.N. Nursing

Neva Scott, Nursing

B.S.N.

Michele Sherian Scutti, B.A. English

Robin F. Sickinger. B.S.N. Nursing

Jeanette C. Sitkowski.

B.S.N.

Theresa M, Smith, B.S.N. Nursing

Nursing

Valerie J. Sulpazo, B.A. Management-Marketing

Deborah A. Thompson, B.S.N.

Leslie A. Thompson, B.S.N. Nursing

Nursing

Donna M. Thomson, B.S.N. Nursing

107

Claudia Trabuco, B.A. Psychology

Patricia A. Tucci, B.A. Biology

Lawrence Vanderwende. B.A. Accounting

Lisa M. Vallorani, B.S.N.

Nursing

Theresa A. Verdon, B.S.N. Nursing 108

Natalie J. Uttrodt, B.A. Management-Marketing

Mary Theresa Walsh, B.S.N. Nursing

Mary Alice Wasniewski, B.A. Psychology

Carolyn A. Weber. B.A.

Janie

Accounting

Nursing

Weisbecker, B,S.N.

Irene P. Wisniewski, B.A. Elementary Education/Early Childhood

Mary Alice T. Whelan, B.A. English

Jean M. Witkowski. B.S.N. Nursing

Carol Wurst. B.S.N.

Michael Jude Wytish. B.A.

Nursing

Humanities

Theresa M. Ziemba. B.A, Elementary Education/Early Childhood

SENORS NOT PCTURED Marilyn Della Pia,

Eileen McGinness, B,A. Humanities

Marty

Karen Ann McGlynn, B,S.N.

etlng e, A

Criminai Justice Barbara Diodata, B.A. Elementary Education Joseph Durkin, B,A, ychology Eliis. B

Barbara Friend, B Elementary Educ Eileen Garrity, B,A.

Management-Marketing Sr,

Mary Ellen

Goldstein, Medical Technology Anne Marie Jannotta, Psychology Barbara Kaczmarek, B.A, tary Education McDonald, B

McDougall, B,S.N,

Nursing

Karen

O'rien

B.S N,

Nursing

Joanna Pescrille-Pyn, B.A, History P, Pyatt, B.A, Management-Marketing Bernadette Pafferty, B.A.

Charles

Biology Diane C. Rodgers, B.A, Early Childhood Patricia Pogalski, B.A, Elementary Education Deborah Sharp, B.S,N. Nursing Eileen Sirnms, B.S.N. Nursing Tracy P. Tonge, B,A.

Biology Mary Vassallo, B.A, History

Cathie Wambough,

B.S.N.

Nursing Nicholas Zacharcenko, B.A. Criminal Justice

A graduation Mass at Nazareth Academy Chapei where we begi~

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We extend our best wishes for the personal and professional success to all the students of the Class of 1985. The Business Administration Department. Bette Tokar, John Barclay, Lynn Kuder, Theresa Brady, Alan Neibauer. Rev. James Collins

Congratulations on your "masterpiece", Lisa, Michael, Bob, Kathy, et.al. Love, Margaret Kelly

Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1985. Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Galardi

Good luck to all my children. Love, (Your second mom) FLoss Dr. Joy T.

Lawrence

PATRONS Congratulations Class of 1985. Dr. Thomas

McCormick

Barbara A. Maloney

Angelo

Randazzo

STUDENT PATRONS Good luck Sue, High beams forever. Love, Tony. Cyndi and Alex, it's been great meat-shopping with you! Karen Thanks Mom and Dad for your support for the last four years. Love, Gerry.

HOLY FAMILY FAREWELLS

May your presence and leadership make a positive difference

the world. Congratulations and God'

blessings!

-Sr. M. Florianne

wish you joy in becoming responsible for

that which you have loved.

-Regina Hobaugh

A part of me will leave HFC on May 11, 1985. Love, Education

Mrs.

a lifelong process, may you have success as you continue

Mac

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To the Class of 1985: My best wishes to all of you for success in all your endeavors. May your years as the most enjoyable and preparative for your future.

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Holy Family be remembered -Dr. Peter Frey

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Members of the Senior Class: Congratulations and Best Wishes. God bless each of you.

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As you walk through life may all you touch experience a bit of the respect, generous caring,

characterizes our "family" here at HFC! Godspeed.

-Sr.

Love and success to the class with a lot of class.

May your life be debited with happiness, love, joy, and success

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pray that your lives bring you joy and peace, and I offer three wishes for you. May you be forever filled with faith that our Lord will see you through both your good and your bad times. May you never lose hope in the promise of tomorrow. May you always love and be loved for the special giff you are to the world. Seniors, as you leave Holy Family,

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All Plzzas Include Our Special Blend of Sauce and 10tytS Reel Cheese

HOW tO

orders ~ 1. Know what you want before ordering (size of pizza, quantity, what you want on it, any drinks).

Our Superb Cheese Pizza

12" cheese - $ 5.00 16" cheese - $ 7.00

Domino's Deluxe

2. Know the phone

number and address of the residence from which you are calling. 3. When placing an order, let us know if you have large denomination bills. 4. Remain by the phone after ordering. We may

call back to confirm the order. 5. Tum on your porch light. 6. Pnce that is quoted on

the phone includes sales tax but does not include the subtraction of the coupon. The driver will subtract it when the delivery is made. 7. Have your coupon and

money with you when the driver arrives. Thanks for following these directions.

5 items for the price of 4: Pepperoni, Mushrooms, Onions, Green Peppers and Sausage

The Price Destroyer 9 items for the price of 5: Pepperoni, Mushrooms, Onions, Green Peppers, Black Olives Ground Beef Sausage Ham and Extra Cheese

Additional Items Pepperoni, Mushrooms, Ham, Onions, Green Peppers, Black Olives, Sausage, Ground Beef, Double Cheese Prices do not include tax.

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934-6980 3362 Orant Ava.

HERFF JONES Bonne chance et felicitations a tous les seniors du

LEHMAN BROTHERS GRADUATE SUPPLY 2835 DURHAM ROAD BRISTOL, PENNSYLVANIA 19007

(215) 945-4550

Cercle Francais CLASS RINGS

YEAR BOOKS

GRADLIATION ANNOUNCEMENTS AWARDS CAPS and GOWNS

'IPLOMAS 'EDALS

The Student Nurses Association of Holy Family College

Compliments Of A Friend Congratulates the Class of I985 and future Nursing Students

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NAZARETH RADIOLOGY ASSOCIATES RADIOLOGISTS SERVING NAZARETH HOSPITAL Joseph C. Beres, M.D., President

Frank A. Gregor, M.D.

Francis P. Manning, M.D.

Robert Lantieri, M.D.

Joseph F. Clarke, M.D.

Douglas R. Cole, M.D.

IN On November 27, Director of Institutional Advancement Maurice J. Kelly, Ph.D. died suddenly after suffering a massive heart attack. Dr. Kelly always cared about the students of Holy Family College. It was a source of satisfaction for him to be able to raise funds for scholarships and to be able to work with student editors of Familogue. At the time of his death, He was looking forward to a capital campaign to raise funds for new buildings which would benefit students. He will be remembered for his stories and good humor as well as the advice and guidance he readily gave to students who sought his help. We at Familogue wish to express our deepest sympathies to the family and friends of Dr. Maurice J. Kelly, and pray that his soul rests where the just repose. May his memory be eternal.

At City

Hall

MEMORIAM

Familogue moderator Dr. Kelly with the 1983 editors and staff.

for the mayoral proclamation for "Holy Family College Week" observing the 30th anniversary.

CONTENTMENT 'Tis a weary road This road of life, This trail of burden

And of strife, These years of endless toil and fight And constant seeking for the light. And yet I seek no crown Nor glory bright Naught but a quiet sheltered spot Is my request of life. Yes that is all seek Just peace of spirit To make. my life complete. I

â&#x20AC;&#x201D;Maurice

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Introducing the "I Love Holy Family College" buttons,

J. Kelly

JOS TENS