LOGOS 1971

we seek many thingsin life,one of which isto belong

we seek to findeach other,

andwhen we do

it's beautiful

we wish onlyhappiness together,sharing eachothers dreamsand schemes

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LOGOS '71

Biscayne CollegeMiami, FloridaVolume VI

Table Of Contents

administration

and faculty 8

dedication 26 J

seniors 28

organizations 48

sports 66

student life 82

advertisements

ADMINISTRATIONAND FACULTY

John H. McDonnell O.S.A.

President

To the Senior Class,

It is with mixed emotions that we take any new and larger step along our

search through the mysterious paths of our lives. Hopefully we have all grown

through our association, our misunderstandings and disagreements, our shar-

ing and searching, our quest for the meaning of our lives, for the identity

which is ours, for the proper role of Biscayne College in our lives and in the

world.

Biscayne has gone through much the same turmoil and uncertainty with

which any man faces his four years of college. Just as each of you has, so also

Biscayne has faltered, responded with varying degrees of certainty and crea-

tivity, with more vision now than four years ago . . . or even one year ago . . .

with determined and searching attempts to meet the needs of a rapidly ex-

panding age. We can say one thing, at least, of our years together, we have

tried and tried together. Together we have grown and matured and come clos-

er together in striving for our place in the sun.

Now that you are graduating into the world, you must continue to grow just

as Biscayne must. It is my hope that we may do so together still, sharing our

search, helping each other to meet the goals we have set for ourselves and to

expand the horizons which we have settled upon.

On behalf of Biscayne College Community I give you my congratulations

and wish you all the success in the years to come.

Sincerely yours in Christ,

John H. McDonnell O.S.A.

JOHN J. FARRELL O.S.A., M.A.Vice President and

Academic Dean

THOMAS A. SESSA J.D.Vice President

for Finance

JOSEPH M. MEYERS M.B.A., C.P.A.Controller

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THOMAS J. Pohto O.S.A., M.A.Financial Aid Officer

EZRA J. FENTON O.S.A., M.A.Director of Admissions

and Registrar

JOHN J. BRENNAN A.B.Director of Advancement

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THOMAS R. COOK O.S.A., M.A.Dean of Student

Personnel Services

JAMES L. MacDOUGALL O.S.A., M.A.Chaplain

ARTHUR B. CHAPPELL O.S.A., M.A.Director of Student

Activities

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JOHN H. DOHR M.A.Director of Academic Guidance

and Testing

JOHN F. BRESNAHAN O.S.A., M.S. in L.S.Librarian

MARGARET M. HENRICH B.S. in L.S.Assistant Librarian

Left: MARTA CARRICABURU

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KENNETH J. STIBLER M.A.Director of Athletics

THOMAS J. MAHONY O.S.A., M.S.Chief of Maintenance

Assistant Professor, Biology

MICHAEL P. CONNOLLY M.A.Director of

Personnel Guidance

JOHN H. MORGANStudent Postmaster

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iMRS. JACQUELINE IRZA R.N.

College NurseMRS. ROSEMARIE EZATOFF R.N.

College Nurse

EUGENE McKEOWNInfirmarian

MR. FRANK MONTALTOCafeteria Manager

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PEDRO P. DIAZ-MAESTRE D.C.S.Director, Business

Professor Accounting

HARRY FLEDDERMANN Ph.D.Director, Science

Professor Mathematics

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JAMES O'MAILIA M.S.Director, Humanities

Assistant Professor, Languages

JOHN M. QUINN O.S.A., Ph.D.Director,

Philosophy and TheologyAssociate Professor, Philosophy

WARREN D. ASHBY M.A.Instructor, German and French

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DOMINIC J. BERRA O.S.A., Ph.D.Assistant Professor, Spanish

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LEO P. BROPHY Ph.D.Associate Professor, History

EDWARD J. BURNS O.S.A., Ph.D.Professor, Economics

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JAN H. BUSCH O.S.A., M.S.Assistant Professor,

Chemistry

JOHN CANFIELD M.B.A.Instructor.

Business Administration

ARTHUR B. CHAPPELL O.S.A., M.A.Instructor. Theology

JOHN A. DOHR M.A.Instructor, Philosophy

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JOSEPH W. KEMME O.S.A., M.S.Assistant Professor, Mathematics

JAMES J. MacDOUGALL O.S.A., MInstructor, History

and Theology

MICHAEL McFADDEN O.S.A., M.A.Instructor, History

and Theology

JAMES W. MANEY M.A.Instructor, History

JOSEPH W. KEMME O.S.A., M.S.Assistant Professor, Mathematics

JAMES J. MacDOUGALL O.S.A., MInstructor, History

and Theology

MICHAEL McFADDEN O.S.A., M.A.Instructor, History

and Theology

JAMES W. MANEY M.A.Instructor, History

J. THOMAS POHTO O.S.A., M.A.Instructor, Theology and

Mathematics

RICHARD RALEIGH M.A.Instructor, English

JOSEFINA GARCIA ROLANDO Ph.D.Associate Professor, Mathematics

THOMAS E. ROLANDO Ph.D.Professor. Mathematics

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RAUL M. SHELTON LL.D.Associate Professor.

Business Administration

PAUL T. SHIBER M.A.Assistant Professor,

English

ROBERT M. SULLIVANO.S.A., M.A.

Professor, English24

MARIE THERESE VARGAS Ph.D.Assistant Professor,Modern Languages

DEAN LEROY COLLIER M.A.Visiting Lecturer

FELIX CRUZ Ph.D.Visiting Lecturer

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Madam Vargas

LOGOS 7 1 Proudly Salutes . .

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Dear Madam Vargas, a compassionate person and teacher,Many people enter our life and according to the time and event have different effects

on us. Teachers are a group of people whose very vocation calls on them to reach outand to lead, to touch, to change the student. Madam Vargas, you are one of many teach-ers, that we will meet during our school experience. But you are also one of those specialfew whose effect will be more than just for the moment. This is impossible to measure —this change, this impact, that you effect on your students; but we only have to ask our-selves are we different because of the experience of meeting you Madam Vargas. To thiswe must emphatically say yes.

In peace,

Your Students

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SENIORS

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GREGORY FRANCIS ARVAY, B.A.Political ScienceHollywood, Florida

FRANCIS EDWARD BALDAUF, B.A.ManagementMiami, Florida

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WILLIAM NILES BOHLAYER, B.A.EnglishHillcrest Heights, Maryland

GARY RAYMOND BOND, B.A.AccountingMiami, Florida

ERNEST MICHAEL BRANDL, B.A.HistoryBernardsville, New Jersey

JOHN SAL BRISCIONE, B.A.HistoryOcean Port, New Jersey

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KENNETH ANTHONY BUZZI, B.A.HistoryPassaic, New Jersey

PETER JOSEPH CAWLEY, B.A.HistoryScarsdale, New York

STEVEN RALPH CHIAVELLI. B.A.ManagementNew York, New York

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RONALD JOSEPH CLANCY, B.A.Political ScienceMichigan City, Indiana

JAMES FRANCIS CLAFFEY. B.A.ManagementArdmore. Pennsylvania

ROBERT JOHN COOK, B.A.HistoryHollywood. Florida

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TERRENCE JEROME DEEB, B.A.ManagementNorth Miami, Florida

DONALD FRANKLIN DECKER, B.A.ChemistryHialeah, Florida

JOHN WILLIAM DOMBROWSKI, B.A.HistoryNewington, Conn.

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THOMAS PATRICK DONAHUE, B.A.EnglishMiami, Florida

KEITH OSWALD FINLEY, B.A.SociologyDeerfield Beach, Florida

HANS THOMAS FJELLMAN, B.A.EnglishChester, Conn.

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CARL MICHAEL GALLL B.A.EnglishCarol Citv, Florida

JOSEPH JOHN GORMLEY, B.A.AccountingMiami, Florida

DONALD PAUL GRAFF, B.A.EnglishOld Bridge, New Jersey

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JAMES JOSEPH HAGAN, B.A.HistoryMerion Station. Pennsylvania

ROBERT F. HELD, B.A.ManagementMiami, Florida

BERNARD JOSEPH KEARNS, B.A.AccountingHialeah, Florida

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MICHAEL SAMUEL LEMMA, B.A.ManagementEmerson, New Jersey

JAMES V. KIERNAN, B.A.HistoryJersey City, New Jersey

JERRY PETER LEPRE, B.A.HistoryNorth Miami, Florida

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ROGER WILLIAM LUND, B.A.HistoryMiami Shores, Florida

KENNETH MICHAEL MANFREDI, B.A.HistoryBrentwood, New York

JOSEPH FRANCIS McCULLOUGH, B.A.EnglishDrexel Hill, Pennsylvania

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THOMAS KEVIN McGEE, B.A.ManagementBrvn Mavvr, Pennsylvania

EUGENE JOHN McKEOWN, B.A.ManagementPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania

JOSEPH THOMAS NICHOLAS, B.A.ManagementNewtown Square. Pennsylvania

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CHARLES HAROLD NUTTING, B.A.EnglishRoselle, New Jersey

ANTHONY MICHAEL NOVELLO. B.A.ManagementBayonne, New Jersey

ROBERT EDWARD OGDEN, B.A.EnglishNewtown Square, Pennsylvania

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GEORGE HERBERT PERSCHBACH, B.A.EnglishMiramar Park, Florida

ROBERT JOHN OTTEPSON II, B.A.EnglishFalls Church, Virginia

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ALFRED MICHAEL POPP, B.A.ManagementFlushing, New York

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WILLIAM FRANCIS PRICE, B.A.ManagementWyomissing, Pennsylvania

PAUL VINCENT RODDY, B.A.EnglishWashington, D.C.

EDWARD FRANCIS SALLIE, B.A.SociologyWestbury, New York

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DENNIS MICHAEL SAVINI, B.A.EnglishSpring Lake, New Jersey

DAVID McCOY SHELBY, B.A.SpanishMiami, Florida

MARTIN LAWRENCE SMITH, B.A.HistoryBronx, New York

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CARLOS BERNARDO SOLIS, B.A.ManagementMiami, Florida

DAVID SCOTT THOMPSON, B.A.SociologyFort Lauderdale, Florida

KENNETH WARREN UMLAUFT, B.A.HistoryNew York, New York

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GEORGE MARTIN WALISH, B.A.ManagementNewtown Square, Pennsylvania

EDWARD THOMAS WALSH, B.A.AccountingBrooklyn, New York

EUGENE JOSEPH WICHERT, B.A.ManagementBright Waters, New York

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JOHN ANTHONY WOLIN, B.A.EnglishMiami, Florida

STEPHEN EDWARD WULF, B.A.HistoryMiami, Florida

Not Pictured:

JAMES MICHAEL ASSALONE, B.A.. Management, Miami, FloridaEUGENE ELMER BECKER. B.A., Management, Miami, FloridaSTEVEN RAY BRADY, B.A., Management, Hialeah, FloridaALFRED HENRY CARDET, B.A., Biology, North Miami. FloridaRONALD RAYMOND BRENDIS, B.A., History, Miami, FloridaDANIEL DANIELS, B.A., Biology, Hialeah, FloridaJOSEPH-WILLIAM GRAZIANI, B.A., History, Miami, FloridaSTEPHEN JOSEPH HOMAN, B.A., History, Huntington, New YorkMILTON TROUPE JACKSON, B.A., Biology, Hialeah, FloridaJOSEPH MICHAEL MARRONE, B.A., English, West Boylston, MassachusettsMARK ALLAN MASON, B.A., Speech-Drama, Falls Church, VirginiaBAILEY LEE QUINN, B.A., Humanities, North Miami, FloridaBRUCE GERARD ROBERTS, B.A., Chemistry, Fort Lauderdale, FloridaLORENZO SANTOVENIA, B.A., Political Science, Hialeah. FloridaHORACE BROOKS YANDLE, JR., B.A., Humanities, Opa Locka, Florida

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ORGANIZATIONS

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Biscayne CollegeStudent Government

Association

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Frank PrescottVice President

Philip VillanuevaRecordingSecretary

Eugene McKeownTreasurer

Martin SmithPresident

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Michael ConwayCorresponding

Secretary

Student Congress

EugeneMcKeown

JohnRipple

JoeMcDermott

DonBreth

JimPaulsen

JimHagan

GaryMocik

EugeneMcKeown

MichaelAmoroso

AlfredPopp

JimClaffey

IntramuralCommittee

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Cultural Committee

JimTrainor

ClassOfficers

RussellOrtega

JUNIORS

Michael JimDiCarlantonio Claffey

Steve Jenkins

EugeneMcKeown

RonPetroskv

VictorRufenach

WilliamSheeran

JohnBenz

SOPHOMORES

MichaelGorecki

FRESHMEN

Joe Bud Jim Roz52 Hinderhofer Rafter Curtin Core

LarryTrott

GerardSaulny

MichaelKeenan

Barry-Biscayne Christmas Concert

DirectorPaul Eisenhart M.M.

BiscayneCollegeGlee Club

PhilipNasralla

RobertLeeds

JimTrainor

RussellOrtega

ThomasBednarek

ChesterTart

JosephWhitaker

MichaelMattera

MichaelAmoroso

MichaelDiCarlantonio

Driftwood

L-R: Robert Otterson, Joe McCullough, John Wolin, Editor, Dennis Savini.Charles Nutting, Don Graff, Peter Armata, Robert Ogden.

The Biscayne Times

Jim Michael Ron RussellTrainor DiCarlantonio Petrosky Ortega

Editor

YoungDemocrats

Back Row: Gary Mocik, John Ripple, Bill Franzreb, Bill Anger, Roz Core, Mike Sweeney,Victor Ruffenach. Seated: Maurice Dineen, Bud Rafter, Bill Reinhart, Chris Goosen. FrontRow: Mike Dougherty, Ed Campbell, Mike Keenan.

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Richard J. HauswirthEditor-in-Chief

LOGOS 1971

Richard P. Green'The Greatest Photographer in the World'

Steve Thibault Jim Curtin Steve Jenkins

The 1971 Logos Staff55

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FRATERNITIES

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Tau

Epsilon

Phi

Sitting: E. Campbell, M. Keenen, M. Dougherty, D. Hoover, P. Dick, E. Rafter. Kneeling: G. Mocik, J. Norrett, L. Trott, R. Le-cuona, R. Ogden, R. Core, W. Anger. Standing: V. Ruffenach, R. Golembieski, D. Temme, S. McDonnell, J. Ripple, J.Obermyer, C. Behringer, J. Gilligan.

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In MemoryBrother Joseph J. Spigone

Omega Lambda ChiChapter

Tau Epsilon Phi

OFFICERSW. Reinhart K. Buzzi Fr. McFadden K. Manfredi M. DineenTreasurer Vice President Moderator President Secretary

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Standing: K. Martin, W. Conroy, C. Meyers, M. Mulach, T. Lund, W. Bohlayer, R.Lund, C. Campbell. Middle: P. Miller, T. McNamara, E. Sallie, G. Ecclesine. Kneel-ing: S. McCartney, E. Malecki, W. Delfinis, E. Walsh, D. Tompson, J. Gormley.

Standing: J. Shepard, R. McMahon, P. Roddy, L. Dooley, S. Collins. Kneeling: D.McCardle, T. Rolle, J. Soares, H. Fjellman.

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OFFICERS: James Shepard, David Tompson, Vice President; Joseph Gormley,President; William Delfinis, Secretary.

Sigma

Phi

Omega

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Back Row: J. Hagan, W. Price, S. Homan, Fr. McDougall, M. Amoroso, J. Benz, J. Kok, T. McGee, R. Rosetti, P.Cawley, R. Brendis. Seated: J. Briscione, A. Gallagher, J. Kennedy, J. Dombrowski, E. Brandl, A. Derostaing, J.Price, R. Knox. Front: M. Gorecki, P. Armata.

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The Brotherhood of Psi DeltaChi wishes to extend their most sin-cere thanks to Aunt Helen Smithfor her tireless support and friend-ship shown to our Brothers. Wededicate our section to her.

Psi

Delta

Chi

OFFICERS

Peter CawleyPresident

John DombrowskiVice-President

John PriceSecretary

John BenzTreasurer

Michael AmorosoRecording Secretary

James MacDougall O.S.A.Moderator 63

ZAE

Standing: G. Havlusch, J. Clancy, G. McCarthy, M. Bratus, J. Olivo, R. Haas, J. Curtin, T. Mackiewicz, J. McCloud, F. Baldauf.Kneeling: K. McKue, M. Roddy, K. Tumia, J. O'Connor, J. Snvder, W. Fetky, R. Dion. Sitting: W. Franzreb, K Umlauft P DavisP. Gulick, K. O'Neill.

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Zeta

OFFICERS: T. Mackiewicz, Sergeant of Arms; K. Umlauft, Presi-dent; P. Davis, Vice President; J. Zeltner, Secretary; W. Franzreb,Social Chairman; J. Curtin, Pledge Master

Delta

Epsilon

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SPORTS

Coach Don Shula guiding the Miami Dolphins toward a victorious season.

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Biscayne College Wishes

The Miami Dolphins

The Best Of Luck

In Their New Home

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Biscayne CollegeVarsity

Basketball Team

Front Row: J. McCloud, M. Bratus, G. McCarthy, K. Finley, R. Haas, J. Dyett, Mgr. Middle Row: Mr. T. Fox, Assistant Coach,G. Havlusch, A. Warner, J. Higgins, _J. Gay, Mr. K. Stibler, Coach. Back Row: K. Tanke, S. Brady, S. Sahli, R. Cook.

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Freshman Team

Kneeling: G. Ingham, R. Fisher, K. Tanke, E. Kincaid, D. Murphy. Standing: J. Dyett, Mgr., P. Gulick, W. Amoroso, W.Ludlum, L. Keogan, Mr. T. Fox, Coach.

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Jake Higgins for two.

"Guess which hand has the M&M's?"'

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Bob Knox and Ed Baldaulf record the evenings victory.

Basketball Team Strives To Reach Perfection

Keith Finley on the ground? "Cool Handed Luke."

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Oh God he's at it again.

L-R: E. Brady, A. Benidiva, C. Connor, P. Pfieffer, M. Hagg

My my a little thigh.

"You bunch of gutless B—-."

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"With a little help from my friends."

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"Any takers on this game?"

Steve Bradyand Bob Cook

Mark Bratus

Biscayne CollegeBaseball Team

SAFE!

Coach Dan Pfister, "Just hit the damn ball!"

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Fred Maas at bat.

"If it goes over the wall it's a home run.

Biscayne CollegeTennis

Kneeling: S. Napoliello, D. McFarland. Standing: F. Motikeit, C. Solis, P. Nasralla, J. Mor-gan.

Rippppppppppp!

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STUDENTLIFE

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Registration 1970-1971

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Surfing 202-02, please.

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ACADEMICS

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Exam TimeIs Study Time

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"FRUSTRATION"

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"What do you mean I have fleas?" says JimTraitz.

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LIBRARY POWER, BABY!

MISCELLANEA

The fine for breaking rule # 157.43 is$15.00.

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That will be $15.00 please for rule #157.43.

Here's your allowance minus 10% forbreaking rule # 157.43.

Christmas1970

Let me fix your beard, you slob.

Hopeful Bobcats await the arrival of SantaClaus.

HO! HO! HOOOOoooo...!George Ecclesine

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If you don't go to the dance I won't bringyou any presents.

Thank God! It's all over now.

Santa and his helpers; the unsung heroes.

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Nick Kok Bob Janas Dino Derostaing

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DORMLIFE

Big Quinn test tomorrow.

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BiscayneCollegewantsYOU!!!

Which way to Hip City?

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Bottoms up!

Alexander Mundi, "Ididn't do it."

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I'm a Bobcat!

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Marty, let's take the treasury and go to Puerto Rico.

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Intramural

Basketball

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AMERICA!

AH! Do you have a little boo boo.

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The Lennon Sisters. Picaso I'm not!

Hip City is where it's at, man.

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If I had wheels I could really go places.

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Chairman,Jefferson'sWreckingCrew.

Bill Price Question: Do you know what this whole world is going to?

Sigh! Another sale.

BigQuinntestinthemorning.

My Inner Sanctum. He ain't heavy, he's my brother.

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One of the many 2 a.m. rap sessions.

Just doing my prefects' job!

Many are cold but few are frozen

Paul F. Morrissey O.S.A.

Old friends do come back, even if it'sonly to say hello.

Acknowledgements

Extensive planning and work went into the production of this annual. I wishto thank the following people for their help:

To the administration and faculty of Biscayne College for their advice and as-sistance.

A special thanks to Father Dominic Berra O.S.A., without whose persistencein soliciting advertisements this book would not have been.

To Father Art Chappell O.S.A., my greatest source of help, cooperation, andencouragement, I say "Thanks".

To Steve Jenkins, whose ideas inspired the theme/or this book.

To Jimmy Curtin, who gave of his time unselfishly to help create this book.

To Marty Smith and the S.G.A., for all their money and grief.

To Steve Thibault, Thanks.

Richard P. Green, "The greatest photographer in the world" at the greatestprices in the world.

To my predecessor Thomas M. Morrison Jr., for all his problems, (see Tom— it can be done properly)!

To Mr. Byron Kennedy and the Taylor Publishing Company, whose effortswere responsible for the reality of this book.

And to Madam Vargas, for just being the great woman she really is.

RICHARD J. HAUSWIRTHEditor

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MIAMI, FLORIDA

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DEWEY L. EMMETT, JR.MANAGER

PHCNE NA. 1-92571629O N.W. 27 AVE.

OPA LOCKA, FLA.

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2298 N.W. 21 Terrace

Miami, Florida

ANGELA DALEY REALTORR. E. Broker

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BERNARD F. DALEY

Accountant and Tax Consultant

713 NE 125 StreetNorth Miami, Florida

Tel.: 891-8500—891-6212

ROYAL LAUNDERETTE & CLEANERS3723 N.W. 167th Street

Opa-Locka, Florida 33054

III THE BANK OF MIAMI110 East Flagler St. / Tel. 371-9081

Miami, Florida

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P.O. Box 1012Hialeah, Florida

TU 7-2613

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1072 Ali-Baba Ave.Opa-Locka, Fla.

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Phone: 379-1418

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AT OPA-LOCKA13100 N.W. 27 Avenue

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LIQUOR STORE15974 N.W. 27th Avenue

Phone 624-8131

Miami 68, Florida

PHONE 624-DS61

LAD=N=LASSIEONE HOUR CLEANERS, Inc.

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MELVIN L. CARRERAS 4319-21 N.W. 167 STREET

PR*S. OPA LOCKA. FLA. 33D54

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Dinneen's Religious Goods, Inc.8551 Fenton Street

Silver Spring, Maryland 20910

GROWERS FORD TRACTOR CO.3825 N.W. 32 Ave.

Miami, Florida

PATRONSMr. and Mrs. Henry Brandl

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