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Joseph Norris

A Message from the President Much can be said about the influence which the ambiance of a college campus exerts on its student population. There are those who would thrive amidst hustle and bustle, endless activity, nerve-racking competition or just plain anonymity. Others could succumb to these same elements, but would find equal fulfillment and contentment in an atmosphere of less tension and more serenity, amidst the necessary challenges and exertion of academia but within more attainable aspirations and goals. This latter group of students usually likewise prefers to be known personally, recognized by name and face when encountered by peer or professor; and while put to the test, they appreciate an individualization which allows for consideration and concern when confronting limitations both personal and academic.

Such variations of milieux do not occur by chance; they are part of a plan, a whole, neatly pieced together and resting solidly on a mission statement and an institutional philosophy which governs the size of the campus, its location and buildings, as well as its choice of faculty and students, its curriculum, activities and student services; indeed, its whole being as a living entity.

Holy Family College has consciously chosen to be recognized as a moderately small suburban college; it acknowledges and is proud of its natural setting among trees, shrubs and sprawling lawns. Sites chosen for

construction of new buildings always witness to this fact. The college is within the city but not city-like. Our students experience a welcome relief amidst nature which nourishes the soul and mind, and re-energizes the body often wearied from the friction of daily commuting.

"Hominess" is another attribute of Holy Family's ambiance which is nurtured positively and with sensitivity. It is not to be equated with protectiveness. Hominess seeks to give the student a sense of belonging, assurance and confidence, a sense that others care and are concerned while respecting the individual's need for freedom and responsibility. It is the spirit of encouragement, of instilling a faith and realistic vision of one' potential, the spirit of being comfortable with one's own identity. The name of Holy Family College was not a chance happening; it was a Providential act which made "family" our middle name.

We hope all of our students, but especially those who are now completing their years of study on this campus, have absorbed this ambiance of the college which makes it unique, and that these attributes have made a lasting impression on each one. We trust, too, that memories of the years spent here will include magnificent sights of nature' response of the various seasons, and that within each one will be a lasting sense of warmth, love and belonging.

Sister Francesca Onley, CSFN, Ph.D. President

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1987 Graduates Grace E. Arnold - Mathematics Josephine Bleil - Biology

Marci Bisset - Nursing Michael F. Bonner - Fire Science Administration Kathleen McGee Brown - Elementary Education Elizabeth Ann Carr - Elementary Education Karen I. Cenna - Elementary Education Deborah L. Cooke - Elementary Education Mary E. Curry - Nursing Maria Delaney - Psychology Marianne E. Dolan - Management-Marketing Dolores Doneker - Elementary Education Diane M. Ferro - Elementary Education/Early Childhood Sr. Evelyn Marita Figueroa, CSFN - Religious Studies Barbara R. Holmes - Nursing Joyce Jaskiewicz - Nursing Sr. Teresa Mary Lukaszewski, CSFN - Mathematics Donald J. Mattia - English Anthony J. Mayer - Management-Marketing Veronica McDermott - Flementary Education

Not Pictured Joseph A. McGraw

- Fire Science Administration Julie McNulty - Nursing Diane R. Mooney - Flementary Fducation Sean J. Morrow - Management-Marketing Lisa Ann Nuxoll - Flementary Fducation Dorothy B. O'Donnell - History Christa Lynn Offenback - Management-Marketing Lisa E. O'eill - Nursing Andrew F.. Pompe - Fire Science Administration Regina F. A. Praul - Flementary Fducation Gaetano M. Primus - Computer Management Information Systems Fllen M. Rash - Nursing James F. Seiger, Jr. - Fire Science Administration Ron Serban - Religious Studies Kathleen Nora Smith - Flementary Fducation Lisa Diane Snow - Nursing Patricia Stieber - Accounting Anne Schmidt Truscon - Nursing Maryann Wisniewski - Flementary Fducation

NOTE: This List reflects the best information available to the Familogue staff when this book went to press. Omission of any graduate's name is unintentional, and the Familogue staff regrets any such occurrence.

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Still climbing after knowledge infinite, And always moving as the restless Spheres, Wil,us to wear ourselves and never rest,

Until we reach the ripest fruit of all, That perfect bliss and sole felicity, The sweetest fruition of an earthly crown.

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Thomas J. Di Valet>o, M.A Direcn>r ot Alumm

Sister M. Demse Duyan, CSFN, M Fd Admissu>ns Counselor

Patncia M f.van>, B S Academic Counselor

Sandra Galardi, B.A. Personnel Assistant

Louis J Giuliana, M A. Director ol Careers Center

Angels A Godshall, M.A Director of Statistical Studies

Deborah K. ffodf',es, B.A. Direcn>r <if Pubficati<>rfs

Sister M. Leonard Kalinowska, CSFN,

M.A Assotant to the Treasurer

Sister M Immaculata Kraemer, CSFN.

D.M.L. Special Assistant

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Mi>rt R. Lmn, lid. D. Direct<>r i>l Adrnissi<>ns

Sister M. Sophia Marc<nkiew<cz, CSFN, M.A. Coordinator of Mail and Volunteer Services

J<»«ph A. Mc Donald, M.S.L.S. Direct<>r <>f l.ihrar< Services

Mane Mc (iuirl, H.A.

Patricia A. Michael, Ph.D. Assis<a<>i Acadenl>c Deaf>

Sandy Michael, fLS.

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Athletic Directi>r

v lll,<ry Jane N<>vi, M.A. (.ounseh>r

Sister M. l.ucia Piroll<>, CSFN, hl.A Director ot C<>ntmuing Education

Sister M. Euphn>nia Plucmska, CSf>N, M.A. Ref;istrar

Barbara A. Maloney, M.S.N

Nursing

Filomela Marshall, M.S.N. Nursing

Patricia A. McGrath, M.S.N.

Lynda L. Micikas, Ph.D.

Nursing

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Alan R. Neibauer, M.P.A. CMIS

Sister M. Jude Niemiec, CSFN,

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Kathleen J. Moyer, Ph.D. Sociology

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Margaret Dolezal Secretary-Bus. Admin. and Pyschology

Patricia Dunne Secretary - Humanities

Dorothy Ferry Loans Collection-Business Office

Lorraine Finello Secretary-Registrar's Offic

Elizabeth Galdi Secretary-Business Office

Lisa Gaudet Bookkeeper- Financial Aid

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Friedrich August von Hayek

.Class

of

1987-

Senior Class Officers

(1 to r): Bric Kuryluk (Secretary), Charles Hand (Vice-President), David Benson (President), Dr. Thomas McCormick (Moderator).

Throughout my years at Holy Family College, you, the students, have become a family to me. Together, we have shared the laughter and the tears. As a student body, we united in the bond of friendship. My friends have become an important part of this school and my life. After we graduate, I know the bonds formed here will remain strong.

I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for electing me class president. To the seniors whom I have shared the past four years with, I will miss you. You, the Class of 1987, are the class with class. In your own unique style, you have touched my life and the lives of others. The time has come to say hello to our future and good-bye to each other. Saying good-bye is never easy.

We will always remember these years together, for they have made us the people we are today. Good-bye for now, fellow students. I hope you reach your goals and have a great life ahead.

David Benson Senior Class President

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David Benson Senior Class President

Four years ago, their arrival for thee Orientatio rientation Program confirmed 'ust taken an important the fact for or t h e new 'reshmen that theey had a just 'y oof Hol first step iin their eir lives ives as members of the famil oy F amily e wit aca emic v oals and fu ture careers in their minds, but thee mern b ers of the Class of o 1 o877 "ave a been more than students. Like i e mern m b ers of any close famil i y, ttheey laughed together and shed tears to ~ether. er. E ach year the y encoura g ed one another in the oget classroom , in ccl'inica,I in the chapel, in the librar in t e e, on ing ay, at parties, clothin drives fu events for various clubs u s, b as et all ames, cultural events, and other 'vi ies. Theey showed this familial su college activities. rt for e

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rought renewed hoopee tthaat Senior Year would finally b ecome rea ity.

Thomas J. McCormick, Ph.D. Senior Class Moderator

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The Class of 1987 felt at home at Holy Family Colle e becau "h elped to create an atm H mosp h ere o f "hominess." ' h i e arrives w'n, seekin new beeginnings, i the children of the a laud au you, ou the graduating iy eave. t is in a spirit of joy that we app your accomp'is'ents. We wish God's o 's blessings upon all ' of you, success an and haappiness i as you brin y our famil ami y spirit into new frontiers. However owever, you ou helpedd to make Holy Famili y Colle o ege a family, and we will truly ru y mi miss our bbrothers h and sisters.

Congratulations to the Class of 1987!

Thomas J. McCormick, Ph.D.

Class

of 1988

(L. to r,): Jeffrey Kenney (President), Deborah %eniger (Vice-President), Maureen Byrne (Treasurer), Tami-Jo Vasile (Secretary), Ruth Gordon (Moderator), "4

'r'~'nly undefeated Because we have gone on trying; We, content at the last

If our

temporal reversion nourish (Not too far from the yew tree) The life of significant soil.

Thomas Stearns Eliot

Ruth Gordon, M.S.N. Junior Class Moderator

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Class

Sophomore Class OFScers

Viola (Vice-president).

(1

of

1989

to r): Michael O'Donnell (Pr*sidenc) Joy Ssntomo (Secre~tat ) Joan Joyce (Moderator); Christine

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Ideals are like stars; you will not succeed in touching them with your hands. But like the seafaring man on the desert of waters, you choose them as your guides, and following them you will reach your destiny.

Carl Schurz

Joan Joyce, M.S.N. Sophomore Class Moderator

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Class

of

1990

(Seated 1. to r.): Dave Walls (Secretary), Dr. Riley (Moderator), Nancee Gannon (Treasurer). (Standing (Vice-President), Colleen Glass (President).

Lawrence Riley, Ph.D. Freshman Class Moderator

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1.

to r.): Mary Whalen

Beta Beta Beta (L. to r.): Charles Hand, Angela

Gillis (Historian), Maribeth Tillman (Secretary/Treasurer), Lizbeth Fonseca (President),

Dr.

Lynda

Micikas

(Moderator).

(L. to r.): John J. Buettler (Acting Moderator), Susan Seckinger (Vice-President), Susan Ruczynski (President), Gail Lee

Delta Epsilon Sigma

Delta Tau Kappa (L. to r.): Marilyn Flynn (Secretary/Treasurer), Maureen McCarty, Dr. Kathleen Moyer (Moderator), Roseanna Bodner (President), Sue Parkes.

(Seated 1. to r.): Sherry Teti, Constance Hefner. (Standing I. to r.): Michael Thomas, Eric Mehler, Sister M. Grace (Moderator), Scott Kromis.

Krappa 'Mu 'Epsilon 52

Lambda Iota Tau (Front row lezal,

1.

to r.): Peggy Do-

Mae Shotwell, Barbara

Padgett

(President),

Carol

Lecklikner. (Top row 1. to r.): John Smith, Tom Cordivari, Laraine Hayden, Jackie Zuerlien, Dr. Weiss (Moderator).

(Front Row 1. to r.): Laura Thomson, Donna Nieckoski (Secretary). (Standing 1. to r.): Jackie Iglesias (President), Dr. Pruna (Moderator), Franny McGrath.

'Phi Sigma Tota 53

Psi Chi Dr. John Gallagher (Moderator). Standing 1. to r.: Marilyn Flynn, John Michelfelder, Elvira Zuazo (Secretary), Dorota Sobieraj (Treasurer).

Seated:

The following students were inducted into Sigma Theta Tau, Delta Tau Chapter, Rosanne Abbott Linda L. Boylan Ellen Leigh Brady

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Diana Teresa Colavita Lynda K. Dick Vicki Lynne Diehl Ireneanne C. Doyle Kathleen Marie Duffy Barbara Ann Ferrante Louis F. Fetscher III Linda Gerianne Glauser

Cindy A. Gorman Jacqueline Iglesias Maria Ann Jones Karen M. Kates Regina Marie Keenan Jacquelyn J. Lavelle June Marie LePera Linda Marie LoPresti Donna L. McDonough Julia McNulty Linda Karen Morris Anita A. Plantulli

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Arlene L. Rossi Susan M. Ruczynski Katherin D. Schmenak Kimberly Ann Schorpp Karen Bea Seagrave Susan M. Seckinger Eileen Sullivan Diane Marie Tipton Kathleen M. Trainor Lisa Marie Wach Susan M. Wieczorek Jacquelyn M. Zazyczny

Amy Gordon-Doman

Sigma Theta Tau 54

of spring

1987:

Accounting Club Front row 1. to r.: Kitty Meaney, Laura Staub, Maureen McCarty, Cindy Fitti, Linda Leach Second row L to r.: Roseanna Bodner, Deborah Starr, (Secretary), Lisa Bratz, Cindy Wilk Third row I. to r.: June Silva, Maria Acchione (Vice-President), Nancy DiFilippo, Debbie Mullen Top row 1. to r.: Eric Kuryluk, Donna Nieckoski, Andy Ral-

ston

(President),

Mike

D'Angelo.

Sitting 1. to r.: Deanna Patton, Kitty Meaney, George Haynes (Moderator), Pauline Mason, Lizbeth Fonseca, Joe Riley. Standing 1. to r.: Mike Starbin, Chris Spadafora, Anna Rita Foraci, Noel Carey, Nancy Furman, Lisa Cirucci, Keith Lafferty, Caroline Van Note, Joan Lentini, Carolyn Pyzia, and Susan Nowak.

Albertans

Beta. Chi

(Front row 1. to r.): Franny McGrath, Linda Leach, Evelyn Dowgien, Judy Teel. (Second row l. to r.): Cathy Craig, Nancy DiFilippo (Treasurer), Maria Acchione, Donna Nieckoski

Trudy Allard.

(President),

to r ): Patrick Yurko, Andy Ralston, Jim Newman, Dr. Peter Frey (Moderator).

(Top row

Cercle Francais 56

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-Holy Family Choir

1. to r.: Patty Cienkowski, Judy Teel, Sandy Castro, Colleen Leddy, Lori Houser Standing 1. to r.: Debbie Starr, Natlee Siegel, Dr. Ca me ron (Moderator), Maryann Treach, Mary Kay Kennelly

Seated

Los Amigos 57

Kneeling L to r.: Susan Suder, Rita Mishikitis, Mary Kay Kennelly, Lori Houser, Barbara Wrightson. Sitting l. to r.: Mary Ann Trench, Arleen Dubeck, Trudy Allard,. Colleen Leddy, Christine Viola, Maureen Gwynn.

Standing 1. to r.: Natlee Siegel, Michelle Curran, canine Giuliano, Maria Oczkowski, Susan Fennessy.

Front 1. to r.: Andy Ralston, Scott Kromis, Greg Leon. 2nd row 1. to r.: Barbara DiPentino, Dave Roller, Eric Kuryluk, Debbie Starr. 3rd row 1. to r.: Rita Witkowski, Laura Thompson, Donns Seswick, and Paul D'Angelo.

S.A.M. 58

Sociology Club

L. to r.: Ceil Condron, Kitty Urbanek, David Walls, Cheryl Seibert, Beth Clogson, and Mrs. Helen Plotkin, moderator.

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Front row 1. to r.: Lori Weiss, Kim Flood, Joyce Beck, Jackie Iglesias, Jadwiga Chrzanowska.

Second row 1. to r.: Lisa Howe, Ireneanne Doyle (Treasurer), Linda LoPresti (Secretary), Sr. Carol (Moderator), Regina Keenan (President), Amy Gordon-Doman (Vice-President).

Third row l. to r.: Joanne Trivelis, Kathleen Jones, Annamaria Marinelli, Kim Schorpp, Marge Minthorn, Jenine Cicchitti, Theresa Owczarzak. Top row l. to r.: Theresa Robison, Joanne Ryder, Kathy Troy, Michele Martin, Eileen Sullivan, Anita Plantulli, Diane Tipton.

WTLN Front row 1. to r.: Mike O'Donnell, Chris Swanson, Mark Callahan, Barbara Padgett, Jackie Zuerben. 2nd row 1. to r.: Mike

D'Angelo, Steve Kummel, Christi Odyniec, Nancy Herrmann, Bob Gregory. 3rd row 1. to r.: Eric Kuryluk, Joe Salva-

tore, Mike Star bin, Lois Schleinkofer, Greg Leon, Steve Lisicki, and Lisa Pepenelli.

Front row I. to r.: Diane Lawson

(SOC Chairman), Debbie McVeigh (Secretary),Joe Viola (President), Mike D'Angelo (Vice-President). Top row 1. to r.: Dave Benson, Charles Hand,

Jeff Kenney, Debbie Weniger, Chris Viola, Mary Whelan, Michael O'Donnell, Sister Patrice (Moderator).

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Folio Front row 1. to r.: Peggy Dolezal, Dr. Lombardi (Moderator), Barbara Padgett. Second row 1. to r.: Joe Salvatore, Christi Odyniec, Nancy Herrmann, Carol Leckickner. Top row 1. to r.: John Smith, Dan Gans, Tom Cordivari, Laraine Hay den, Jackie Zuerlein.

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Pictured: Susan Wieczorek, Editor. Staff not pictured: Chris Swanson, Mary Hoch, Theresa Tarallo, Eric Kuryluk, and Joe Viola.

Tri- Lite

FamilOgtre (Seated 1. to r.): Lorraine Worek, Lisa Wach, Dawn Petrie, Shelly Buday.

(Standing l. to r.): Louis Fetscher, Jenine Cicchitti (co-editor), Terry Owczarzak (co-editor), Deb Hodges

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When things go wrong, as they sometime will, When the road you'e trudging seems all up hill, When the Funds are low, and the debts are high, And you want to smile, but you have to sigh, When care is pressing you down a bit, Rest if you must, but don't you quit.

Life is queer with its twists and turns, As everyone of us sometimes learns, And many a failure turns about, When he might have won had he stuck it out.

Don't give up though the pace seems slow, You may succeed with another blow.

Success is failure turned inside out, The silver tint of the clouds of doubt, And you never can tell how close you are, It may be near when it seems so Far, So stick to the fight when you'e hardest hit, It's when things seem worse, that you must not quit.

Author Unknown

Photo by Dave Benson

Jenine Cicchitti (left) and Terry Owczarzak (right).

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Anonymous

Battle of the Classes

On the nice autumn day of September 16th, the Holy Family Battle of the began. Each class chose members for the different field events. The designated cheerleaders of each class stood on the sidelines to shout the loudest.

As each event began, the tension mounted for the players. They received lastminute instructions from their coaches. Then they were off to the races. Some of the events were the balloon-tossing contest, three-legged race, tea-swallowing contest, jello-eating contest, and, last, the tug-of-war. The judges attempted to rule fairly, but often their decisions were not heard over the shouting from the crowds. The Battle of the Classes was a fun and enjoyable day. Everyone had a good time. The winners were the juniors.

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And the struggle goes on.

Chuggle up!

"This is tougher than I thought."

Hup two, three, four

GO! GO! GO!

And the winner

is

Mr. HFC Contest L. to r.: Dave Roller (Senior, 1st

runner-up), Joe Salvatore (Sophomore, Mr. HFC), and Bob Gregory (Sophomore, 2nd runner-up).

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my God, teach me to receive the sick in your name. Give to my efforts success for the glory of your holy name.

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work: without you,

I cannot

succeed.

Grant that the sick you have placed in my care may be abundantly blessed, and not one of them be lost because of any neglect on my part.

Help me to overcome every temporal weakness, and strengthen in me whatever may enable me to bring joy to the lives of those serve.

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Give me grace, for the sake ofyour sick ones and those lives that will be influenced by them. Amen.

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Author Unknown "Did he take the picture yet?"

"It's almost ready."

Getting out the air bubbles.

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Julie, Karen and Sue check the orders

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make sure.

Smile pretty!

Wake up, Sharon!

Jaqui charts the events of the day.

Clinical "Would you mind

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quick nap?"

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Nurse Recruitment Day

A successful Nurse Recruitment Day at Nazareth Academy Gym. Nursing students listen as the recruiters talk about the various hospitals which they represent.

Picking up hospital packets was the biggest event of the day.

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Christmas Rose

That Christmas night, long, long ago When shepherds heard the angels sing, And one large star led men to know The birthplace of the new born king,

A little girl drew near the door And saw within the radiant rim Wise men with gifts kneel to adore And wept that she had none for Him; But as her teardrops touched the ground, Where stood the manger of the Child; White blossoms sprang up all around To which He reached His hands and smiled.

Since then the lovely Christmas rose Blooms bravely through December snows, And gives man on all the earth, The message of the Savior's birth.

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Men's Basketball

Front row 1. to r.: Kurt Von Hartleben, Jim Chabot, Bernie Beck, Mark Morrow, and Mike Burns. Top row McLaughlin, George O'rien, Kevin Newbert, Tim Henehan, Dan Williams (Coach).

"Someone take this ball!"

"Shoot that ball!"

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Time out for

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short prayer.

Where's the ball

"Ready for take off."

"Last one down is

a

rotten egg."

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Women's Basketball

Front row (1 to r): Chris Mc Fadden, Tracey Petner, Greta Brown, Marie Orth Back row (1 to r): Mike Soroka (Coach),Jo Anne Gravey, Carol Smith, Kelly Maloney, Michele Tantala, Kathy Killian (Assistant Coach).

"Hey, would you pass the ball back here?"

"Passing through."

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"I don't

want it, you take it."

Who's got the ball?

"Oops, wrong way."

Last minute strategy.

Desperation!?

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"Memory"

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for the Class of 1987

Daylight, see the dew on a sunflower And a rose that is fading Roses wither away Like a sunflower I yearn to turn my face to the dawn I am waiting for the day

Now Old Deuteronomy just before dawn Through a silenc'e you feel you could cut with Announces the cat who can now be reborn And come back to a different pellicle life

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Memory, turn your face to the moonlight Let your memory lead you Open up enter in If you find there the meaning of what happiness is Then a new life will begin Memory, all alone in the moonlight I can smile at the old days I was beautiful then I remember the time I knew what happiness was Let the memory live again

Burnt out ends of smokey days The stale cold smell of'orning The streetlamp dies, another night is over Another day is dawning

Daylight, I must wait for the sunrise new life And I mustn't give in %hen the dawn comes tonight will be And a new day will begin

I must think of a

a

memory too

Sunlight, through the trees in summer Endless masquerading Like a flower as the dawn is breaking The memory is fading

Touch me, it's so easy to leave me All alone with the memory Of my days in the sun If you touch me you'l understand what happiness is Look, a new day has begun From "CATS"'ritten

by T.S. Eliot additional material by Trevor Nunn Copyright 1981, The Really Useful Company Ltd./Faber Music Ltd.

Photographed by: Lou Fcrscher '87

Phorographed by: Lou Fetscher '87

Photographed by: Lou Fetscher '87

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Charter Day On February

10, 1987,

Holy Family

College celebrated its 33rd anniversary. The day began with Mass, which was celebrated by Father Collins and Father Biggane. Following Mass was a birthday party held in the Student Lounge. Sister M. Francesca, CSFN, Ph.D., president of the college, and Joe Viola, president of the Student Government Association, each gave short speeches. These were followed by the blowing out of the candles on the birthday cake. Everyone then received a piece of cake, which was cut

by Joe Viola and Sister M. Patrice, CSFN, dean of students. A good time was had by all!

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Happy Birthday!

Who's Who (Front row 1. to r.): Theresa Owczarzak, Amy Gordon-Doman, Joanne Bires, and Jenine Cicchitti. (2nd row 1. to r.): Regina Keenan, Roseanna Bodner, and Eileen Haneiko. (Top row 1. to r.): Joseph Viola, Marilyn Flynn, John Canelli, and Dave Benson.

THIS YEAR'S RECIPIENTS ARE: Jenine Cicchitti Louis Fetscher III

Amy Gordon-Doman Regina Keenan Linda LoPresti

Anita Plantulli Theresa Owczarzak Susan Ruczynski Eileen Sullivan

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Women's Softball

Front row: Michele Tantala, Anne Marie Gannon, Chris McNamee, Mo Byrne, Terry Murray, Michael Murphy, Diana Rueger, Marianne Fresco. Back row: Moss Penner, Greta Brown, Mary Hoch, Rita Witkowski, JoAnne Garvey, Michele Lind, Lanny Crane, Michelle Curran, Katie Murphy. Not pictured: Michele Keen.

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"To the friends I

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here at Holy Family ever gratefuL"

Submitted by Diane Lawson

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Happy Birthday!

Listen, dear students, and you will hear Of a birthday party at a beef-and-beer.

It's hard to imagine this event did occur For a teacher of writing and literature.

But crowds had turned out with love in their hearts To honor a man who really is smart.

He really is smart, he is not a dopeHe teaches the Iliad and the Misanthrope.

He knows all your names, and loves the whole bunch, He meets you in diners and buys you a lunch.

He talks to you all and sends cards when you'e sick, You'e lucky to know your Dr. McCormick.

by Dr. Art Grugan

SUR PRIS F.!!!!!!!

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"When You'e Got What lt Takes" When you'e got what it takes You'e got nothing to hide You'e got miles of feelings And acres of pride

You ve got it You know you ve got it When you'e got what it takes Then you live what you feel And you give what you can And it's good when you'e really got it And when you'e got it ~Let

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Let it show Let'em know inside you'e got it Let it shine Like a fine tomorrow For when you do The feelings come back to you What a difference it makes When you'e got what it takes What a difference it makes When you'e got it

What a difference When you'e got What a difference When you'e got

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When you'e got what it takes You believe what you say and love is a promise You keep ev'ry day

You'e got it You know you'e got it

When you'e got what it takes You do more than survive And the best part of being Is staying alive

You'e got it And when you'e got

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Groundbreaking On Sunday, October 26, the college celebrated the groundbreaking of its new instructional and student services building. Although the day was rainy, as with every groundbreaking, many faculty, students, and wellwishers from the community came.

The master of ceremonies was Frank J. Avato, the director of public relations. The blessing was given by the Very Reverend J. Staurt Dooling, OSFS, Ph.D. Also participating in the program were Jane Ann Lydon, president of the Alumni Association; Arthur A. Grugan, Ph.D., president of the Faculty Senate; and Monica Pezzano, spokesperson for the Technical Staff Committee. The students were represented

by Joe Viola, president of the Student Government Association.

This building, to be completed in the spring of 1988, is a welcome addidion to the school. It will consist of additional classrooms, a cafeteria, a recreational center, and a 1,000-seat gymnasium. The classrooms will be used to schedule the smaller classes so that Holy Family Hall's classrooms can be used for larger classes, up to 40 students. The gymnasium will have a basketball court, exercise room, three raquetball courts, and locker rooms.

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Jack Wagner, Frisco on "General Hospital", appeared at the Valley Forge Music Fair on December 7, 1987. He performed two shows to a full house.

Only through art can we get outside of ourselves and know another's view of the universe which is not the same as ours and see landscapes which would otherwise have remained unknown to us like the landscapes of the moon.

Thanks to art, instead of seeing a single world, our own, we see it multiply until we have before us as many worlds as there are original artists...

And many centuries after their core, whether we

call it Rembrandt or Vermeer, is extinguished, they continue to send us their special rays.

Photo by Lou Fetscher '87

Photo by Lou Fetscher '87

Photo by Lou Fetscher '87 Photo by Lou Fetscher '87

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