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THE
MAKTOM
A
Chronicle of the
Undergraduate
Experience at Fairfield
University in the
Academic ^ear 19904991
Dedicated to Dianne Tlolan - £;he Champion Coach
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THE 1991 YEARBOOK STAFF % HELPERS
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Layout staff Aileen Thomann, Keith Richardson
% Amanda Hoerlein
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Photographers Mark Hubina, Paul Tar, Julie Buon
anno, Farzan Saleem, Eric Bryant, Stephen Murphy,
£ Tracy Schultz % David Arendt
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Jack-of-all-Trades David Belcher
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Video Yearbook editors Terri Corcoran % Melissa
Norris
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Video staff Danielle DeLaurentis, Dennis Beck,
Joe Finnegan, Steven Minnick, and Belinda Schwart
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Advisor Mr. Jim Fitzpatrick
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Office Help Jean Dimuzio, Jan Buswell, and San-
dra McEachen.
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Helpers Jen Blewitt, Rob McCann, Tricia Nagle,
Editor-in-Chief Katie Belcher
Jen Skurat, Ellen Hanley, Jenn Nehlsen, Lorri Padula,
Photo Editors Lisa Licamele c Virginia LaHuff, Jennifer Abate, Sue Norville, Ann
marie McMahon, & Kim Cutaio
Thomas Beirne
Special Thanks to the Mirror for allowing the use
Assistant Editor Valery Dufka of its pictures!
A Very special thank-you to John Courtmanche. His
Graphics Editor Bill Walko inspiration gave me determination.
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Forever hold in your hearts all those elements of being young
optimism, passion, innocence, love, lack of limits. Believe in these
qualities and in yourselves. Never forget who you are, what you have
done, and most importantly, what you can do in the future. Never
stop trying to live and never stop fighting for your ideals. If you are
not pushing forward, you are stuck in the past. However, remember
what you learn in your youth, remember what you feel. When you
look back to Fairfield University, do not regret what you have left
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behind. Do not fight the past, use Always stay forever young
it!
.EAD Page Though nothing can
I
bring back the hour
JFE Page
16
Of splendor in the
riME Page 64
grass, of glory in the
:lub Page 82
flower;
We
;ports Page 104 will grieve not,
Page rather find
134
Strength in what re-
;eniors Page
176
mains behind.
;nd Page 244
William Wordsworth
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INTRODUCTION
Hi! I guess this is where I introduce
the Manor Yearbook to the Class of
1991. I also have been told that this
article gives me the opportunity to
reveal the theme of this year's book.
I have to have a theme, Huh? I tried
to find a snappy motif that I could
use throughout the book but wasn't
I
satisfied with the typical yearbook
themes that you may find in any high
school book. Well, being a Chemistry
major with minors in biology and
mathematics, I'm not exactly the
original, creative type. Heck, I'm not
even the creative writer type, as you
could probably tell from this article.
Anyway, what it comes down to is
that I don't really have a theme. The
connective thread that I use to tie
this book together, however, is the
"COLLEGE COMIC".
The "COLLEGE COMIC" highlights
the different aspects of college life.
This comic strip, that will be seen
throughout the book, was skillfully
drawn and created by Bill Walko.
When I thought about what a year-
book should be, I thought of memo-
ries. Memories of what it was like
during probably the four most im-
portant years of my life. So in order
to remember what was important to
me, as the typicalcollege student (or
not so typical in my case), I have de-
signeda college-like formula, a comic
strip. This continuing comic strip
deals with the attitude andactivities
ofa college student. I hope this helps
to jerk a few memories and happy
thoughts of college days and nights
at FairfieldUniversity. At least Ihope
to get a few smiles.
I guess I'd also like to take this op-
portunity to thank allof thosepeople
that helped me put this book togeth-
er. I didn't have a large staff but it
was quality rather than quantity. I
hope the book meets your expecta-
tions and that you enjoy your trip
down memory lane as youperuse the
pages of the Manor 1991 "THE
. . .
COMIC OF COLLEGE".
Katie Belcher
MANOR
DEDICATION
1991
DIANNE NOLAN
The scoreboard in Alumni basketball program during her
Hall read 88-87. But this Alum- \2 years at Fairfield. Since ar-
ni Hall was in Providence, riving on campus in 1979,
Rhode Island and the Lady Coach Nolan has instilled a
Stags basketball team had just combination of pride and de-
been defeated by PC in the termination in all her female
opening round of the 1991 athletes. She has turned the
Women's NCAA Basketball basketball court into her own
Tournament. The Fairfield fans classroom and the end result
and alumni in attendance, has been the most successful
though disappointed, felt a athletic program in the his-
sense of pride in the perform- tory of Fairfield athletics.
ance and accomplishment of
Coach Dianne Nolan, her staff Due to her commitment to
and the players. Fairfield University and the
young women and coaches
Dianne Nolan has been the who have been involved with
primary catalyst for the suc- her program, the 1991 Manor is
cess achieved by the women's dedicated to Dianne Nolan.
