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Deer Class of 2004,
Many of us were members of the class of 2000 in
high school - the class of the millennium. We still
remain a -'-'class of our own," the last class to have
entered Emmanuel as an all women's college. The
transition was an
experience unlike most
other college students.
We have doubtlessly
evolved as women and
men, and looking back, it
is interesting to notice how Emmanuel has changed
and grown as an institution much like we have
grown as people. We are no longer the timid col­
lege freshmen we were four Septembers ago, and
Emmanuel seems to have developed at a rate quite
parallel to us as individuals.

Jessica AVila
Psychology
Kristen Barry
Biology
Jessica Best
English Literature

Kristal Brennan
Health & Counceling
Psychology
Nicole Bugeau
Art Therapy &
Psychology
Elizabeth Cardente
Psychology & Sociology

Jennifer Clark
Psychology
Jonathan Como
"
f"listory
Education
Katherine Denham
Psychology

Kathryn Eno
Performance Art
Kaitlyn Foley
History
Gilda Fontes
Management

Taylor Forbes
Graphic Design
Simela
Giannakopoulos
Management
Tanya Green
Psychology

Keri-Rose Harkins
Psychology
Paula Hercule
Biology &
Chemistry
Christina Kacmar
Political Science

Sarah LaRose
Psychology
Courtney Lynch
History
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AnnMarie McAvoy
Psychology

Alicia Miller
Political Science
Amy Manko
Graphic Design
Carrie Nicoletti
Math

Marybeth Oskowski
A rt History
& English
Amanda Parris
Ecor)Omics/
Management
T ricia Perras
Elementary Education

Silvia Romano
Economics/
Management
Sarah Sullivan
Biochemistry
Sokunna Thay
Math

lisa Tomczyk
Art Education
Martha Zamirski
Economics/
ManGlgement
Hieu M . Vu
Biology &
Chemistry

Not Pictured
Karinn Michele Abraham Catherine Marie OiPerri Jamie Kennedy
Biology Biology liberal Studies
Leila Jayne Amerling Imelda Haydee Flores Christopher Kioko
Management Management Individualized Major
Jessica Margarita AVila Kellie-Ann Flosom Rebecca Ann Lund
Psychology Liberal Studies Psychology
.
Sheila Elizabeth Bellevue Laura Marie Forde Lisette J. Macias-Lautenbach
English literature Psychology Studio Art
Kristene F. Bene Carlene V. Green Crystal M . Ma
Biology Biology Psychology
Shirley Bernadeau Adelisa Guzman Yasmine Mansour
Psychology Education IndividuOlized Major
Jennifer L. Blankenship Ryan Manning Hamilton Courtney Lee Marble
Psychology
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COROmiCS
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Psychology
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April Butler Ludis Roxana Herrera Bridget Helen Morrissey
Psychology Economics " English Communication
Sara Dalila Castillo Amy Simone How ley Patrice Nikolis
Psychology Math Psychology
Michelle Chiang Sofia Safaa Jayid Tamara J. Noel
Art Biology English literature
C ynthia Jean Curtis Indhira Giselle Jimenez Jacinta Chinas'a Oparah SND
Sociology Psychology Individualized
Hilary Brennan Del Ross
Economic Management
Imene Kechiche
Management

Not Pictured
Michele Rene Perry Jessica Shontz-Stackpole Jina Varanasi
Chemistry Education Sociology
Lien Pham Lea Marie Spellman Natalie Viernes
Biology Graphic Design Economics/ Management
Justin Michael Prairie Violeta Lubomiraova Stoyneva Teresa Vittorioso
Political Science Biology Sociology
Katherine Russell Jason Torres Kristen Y"azbek
Saliology Math Economics
Vickie Georgina Shahan Rebecca M . Turco
Economic Management Political Science
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103 Day's Until Commencement
Bell Ringing Ceremony

Senior Dinner
A trip to Sister Janet's home '

Senior Ball
May 6, 2004
Top of the Hub
The Class of 2004 celebrated their last
week at Emmanuel together. They enjoyed a
tour of Fenway Park, "A Night On The
Town," a Boston Harbor boat cruise, the
annual Alumni Luncheon, and the Senior Boll
to top it all off.
Held at the Top of the Hub in the Prudential
bUilding, seniors were able to say goodbye to
each other and the beautiful city below them.
The breath-taking view from the Prudential
was the perfect setting to reminisce about
four years at Emmanuel filled w ith everything
you never expected.

Dinner, Dane· Friends, and lots of fun ...

BACCALAUREATE .
MAY 7,2004
The Baccalaureate and Awards Ceremony is held the night before Commencement to celebrate and
recognize student accomplishments. Faculty, Staff, family and friends, joined Father Stephen Boyle and
Father Richard Clancey in blessing the Class of 2004 as they make their journey from Emmanuel
College into a world of possibilities.
Right: Faculty hold their hands
above the seniors in offering a
blessing .
Below: Senior, Jessica Best speaks
to the class.
Awards were presented for completion of the LEADER.S program
and"Who's Who Among American Universities and Colleges". Both
awards highlight well rounded seniors who have taken an active role
in the Emmanuel community

Above: Mary Louise Hatten and
award recipient, Kaitlyn Foley
Above Recipients of the "Who's
Who Among American
Universities and Colleges,"which
recognizes students who have
excelled not only academicolly,
but also in leadership and
community service. Nominees
iricluded seniors: Kristine Bene,
Elizabeth Cardente, Marina Dang,
Katherine Denham, Kai tlyn Foley,
Amanda Fontaine, Laura Forde,
Allison Fraske, Timothy Harrigon,
Paula Hercule, Randall Lewis,
Patricia Perras, and Cheryl Raistrick.

COMMENCEMENT
2004
Emmanuel College celebrated its 82nd Commencement excercises on
Saturday, May 8, 2004 The Class of 2004, like the many classes before
it, wore their school colors and sang their Alma Mater. President of
Emmanuel College, Sister Janet Eisner, students and guest speakers,
congratulated the Class of 2004 for their achievements inside and outside
the classroom. Their years at Emmanuel had been everything they never
expected, but there was more to come.
The Faculty Excellence Award in Teaching was
presented to Mirtha Crisostomo, Associate
Professor of Management, for her dedication to
both students and the €:oIlege community.
Recognition was also given to the President Emeritus of Merck Research
Laboratories, Edward M. Scolnick, M.D, and Nationally Syndicated
Columnist and Emmanuel College Class of 1939, Mary McGrory, whom
were both presented with a Doctor of Humane Letters for their contribution
to their fields Mary Beth Cahill, Commencement Speaker, Campaign
Manager for John Kerry, and Emmanuel alumna was presented w ith a
Doctor of Laws.

The graduating class waited
anxiously in the Cardinal Cushing
library, readying themselves for
the next milestone in their life.
The Class of 2004 made their
entrance into the large tent,
which held proud family, freinds,
and professors. They walked
with pride and happiness
knowing they had accomplished
so much.
Speakers
Mary Louise Hatten, PhD, Vice
President for Planning and Academic
Affairs welcomed students, friends, and
family to the 2004 commencement
ceremony.
Elaina Dulong, Class of 2004 Student
Speaker from the Undergraduate
Program, explains the uniqueness of the
graduating class and the college that
has provided them with the knowledge,
motivation, and awareness, to make
positive contributions wherever they
may be.
served as the Commencement
Speaker for the class of 2004. As
an Emmanuel graduate, Cahill has
gone on to hold m'any esteemed
roles in politics. Her latest role has
been campaign manager for Senator
John Kerry's presidential campaign.
Anne Thompson, Class of 2004
Student Speaker from the Graduate
and ProfessionOls, addresses the adults
, ,who
have made continueing education
a goal and now a reality.
Speaking from her experience here at Emmanuel and her successes
as an alum, Cahill's message was evermore significant to the
graduates; nothing is out of your reach and all is possible.

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Above: Martha Zamirski -04, ends Commencement
by leading the graduates in singing Emmanuel's
Alma Mater
Christopher Kioko -04, begins the Commencement
Ceremony by singing the National Anthem.

EVERYTHING YOU NEVER EXPECTED
EVERYTHING YOU NEVER EX . ED

Faculty
At Emmanuel they're not
just Professors
IoIolt is a bit wonderful and sad when students graduate from college
and move on to the next stage in their lives. We the faculty stay
behind and, I know it is true for myself, miss our students. We have
such great hopes for you and trust that you will not forget us, that
you carry a small part of us with you. Working with you, investing
in you, believing in you are all very important parts of our lives"
( Prof Michael St. Clair I.
Pyschology Department: Jennifer Fiebig "Do, or do not. There is I
'try'" ( Y oda, The Empire Strikes Back ). Robin Abrahams "Indifferen
to the sublime wonder of living is the root of sin" (Abraham Joshi
Heschell. Judy Dwyer "Nothing is exciting if you know w hat tl
ITrr,rY"lC> is going to be"Uoseph Cambeill. Kimberly Smirles "To b
what you do and feel that it matters- how could anything be ma
" ( Katherine Graham, Publisher of the Washington Post).

Mathematics Department:
"Mathematics is mountain biking for the
mind" ( Professor Jeanne T rubek ).
Biology Department: "Have you thanked
green plant today 2" ( Prof. Douglas
II ).

The freshmen class of 2007
gathered together on February
5th, 2004 to take part in their
first college tradition. While juniors
have a ring ceremony and
sophomores declare their majors,
first year students gather to
recognize the founders of
Emmanuel C ollege, the Sisters of
Notre Dame. Shown here are
three freshmCln recieving a
bookmark with the prayer of
St. Julie Billiart , the founding
Sister of the O rder of Notre
Dame.
Founder's Day
February 5, 2004
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Sr Janet Eisner and two others spoke at the ceremony,
sharing personal experiences each had with the Sisters of
Notre Dame. All three musical groups on campus also added
to the event sharing their musical talents.

Left: Cat Des Roche stops for a picture w ith her sponsor and
friend
Above: Sarah Busch gets her class ring placed on her hand by her sponsor Louise Cash. President.
Left: Class president, Chris
Boerl, addresses the class
during the ring ceremony.
Below: Nora Byron and her
family stop for a picture after
the ceremony.
Above: Dan McNeil, C lass of 2005 Vice

FRESHMEN
MOVE-IN DAY
On Sunday, A ugust 31,
2003 Emmanuel College
welcomed the Class of
2007, the largest class in the
college's history. The Closs of
2007 is made up of 410
students from 23 states and
14 countries. More members
of this Class are children and
grandchildren of alumni than
recent years. A lso, 27% of
the Closs of 2007 are malel
2003
new students to the Emmanuel
community, as well as to the
city of Boston. Events included
a candlelight welcome liturgy,
an ice cream social, walking
tours of the Fenway, subway
trips around the city, and more.
Emmanuel students are now
living in four residence halls­
St. Joseph Hall, Loretto Hall, St.
James Hall and Julie Hall. 87%
of the Emmanuel Student Body
A number of orientation is living on campus this year.
activities were held over the
weekend to introduce the

Loretto Hall
Top left.; Kerri Rose
Harkins helps out
Susie, one of her
residents.
Top right: Kevin
James hordes the
food.
Left: The Loretto
Staff poses for a
picture.
Bottom right:
Danielle
Cleary and
Megan Paszko
enjoy their bus ride.
B'ottom left; Natalie
Toomey poses next
to the beautiful
board she deco­
rated.

Top:
Joseph Boyle takes
care of business
on the phone
while working at
St. Joes front desk.
Bottom left:
Amy Miklus,
Denise M iller and
Mallory Santucci
show the 6th
floor how to have
a good time.
Bottom right:
St. Joe's RAs pose
for the camera.
S1. Joseph's Hall
Left mid: Megan Paszko squeezes
in some time between her many RA
duties to maintain her high GP A.
Right mid, Albert Hayle checks the
kitchen on his rounds.

Harvest Ball
The Rooftop Ballroom of
the Omni Porker House
hotel provided the elegant
surroundings for the 2003
annual Harvest Ball.
Surrounded by a breath­
taking view of the Boston
skyline, Emmanuel students
dined and danced in luxury
while dressed to look their
best. After feasting on
a fabulous four course
meal of soup, salad,
a main course of either
I
chicken or vegetarian
and a slice of Boston
creme cake for dessert.
Everyone danced the nigh'
away to tunes provided b)
some of Emmanuel's own.

Rooftop Ballroom
November 14, 2003

A CELEBRATION OF EMMANUEL'S DIVERSITY
Performances:
Cambodia
Kethiasy Sithan '05
USA/Ireland
Laura Grande '02
India
Jessica Rattey '06
Pardip Badwal '05
Sabena Jain '06
Dragana Bogavac
FranceNietnam
Marina Dang '04
Multicultural Polka
Dr. Gouri Banerjee
Louise Cash, M.M.
Dr. Mirtha Crisostomo
Dr. Judith Dwyer
Dr. Jennifer Nepper Fiebig
Dr. Javier Marion
Richard Murphey, M.A.
International Hospitality Night
March 25, 2004

Student Leaders
Enriching the Emmanuel Community through activities and community service
With 29 student clubs and
organizations an Emmanuel student can
never say there is nothing to do. These
clubs and organizations have given
students the opportunity to learn about
. differences, play a sport, be creative,
be pro-active in the community, and
support a cause all while having fun.
Counter clockWise from the top: SGA, CASE, HUE.LLAS, Multicultural club, and BSU

Clubs/Organizations pictured from left to right in descending order:
RHC, Peace and Justice, Art Club, Education Club, Chemistry Club, Emmanuel College Times

Clubs and Organizations pictured left to right in descending order:
Encore!' Emmanuel College Business Association, Feminist Coalition, Emmanuel College Historical Organization, Emmanue
College Political Forum, Epilogue, Social Awareness Club, and Kaleidescope

Men's Basketball

With 15 games won th\s season,
the team of (bock) Daniel McNeil,
Henry Aguila, Chris Robles, Pot Bemis,
John Bluhm, Captain Stephen Yates,
Rob Ramos, Coach Porrell, (Front)
Captain Michael Mazur, Trevor
Blanchet, Ricky Wong, Peter Wholey,
andScott Holmes mode Emmanuel
proud.
Left mid
John Bluhm serves the boll for a point.
Right mid
Trevor Blanchet, Stephen Yates and
Daniel McNeil huddle during a time
out to discuss strategy.
Bottomleft:
Chris Robles waits in anticipation
for the serve.
Bottom right:
Stephen Yates jumps :high to
serve the boll.

Wom.en's Tennis
Front Row: Left to Right: EliZiabeth Grotten, Jennifer Meehan, Cyndie Ellis,
Laura-Lea Brown. Back Row, loeft to Right: Coach Rob Miller, Becky Turco,
Jessica Kallnowki, Stavroula Birmbas, and Jennifer Quartaro.
The Women's Tennis team
had a tough season, but
they managed to get
through the season.
Nevertheless, they had
some highlights, such as
great players like Becky
Turco and Cyndie Ellis.
2003
Team Roster
Coach: Rob Miller
Laura - Lee Brown Fr
Cyndie Ellis So
Elizabeth Grotton So
Jessica Kalinowski So
Jennifer Meehan' Jr
Shelia Pierre Fr
Jennifer Quartararo So
Becky Turco Sr
'Captain

Men's and WOl11en's Cross Country
Although the cross country program at Emmanuel is
relatively new, this year's team was very succesful.
Women's Captain Betsy Suda remained the team's
top runner and was assisted by eight hardworking
teammates, six of which w ere first year runners. The
Men's team had a great mix of new and veteran
runners. The team's captain w as junior Serge Rene.
Freshman Carlos Escobar was the top runner for the
Men. Throughout the season, several members of
the team received GNAC honors. At the GNAC
meet, November 1st at Rivier College, the Women's
team placed 5th and the Men's team placed 6th.
Below: Freshman Holly Rosa pushed
herself at the Rivier College
Invitational.
Below: Carlos Escobarf competed
in the Rivier InVitational, where he
placed 2nd overall.
Above: W omen's Captain, Betsy Suda led
at the UMASS Dartmouth Invitational.

This year the dance team gained a new
coach, Mario. W ith Mario's help and the
dedication of tw o seniors and the rest of the
team, a successful season w as had. The dance
team performed at the majority of the home
games doubling the appearances from last
year and helping to boost the Saints' spirit.
The team also volunteered as w ell as
performed at the New Eng land Cheer and
Dance competition. The dance team also
took part in the annual dance competition
and w ere fortunate enough to come out on
top and take home 1st place honors.

Raffle Winners

Beth,
You've Done It Again!
You have made us all so very proud of
you ... Proud of all you have
accomplished ... Proud of the woman
you have become.
With Lots of Love and Joy, We Congratulate
You-
Mom, Dad, and Katie
Helen and Max ... Ted ... Keith,
Peggy, and Josh ... Liz, Kevin,
Maryanne, Melissa, and
Paul. .. Debbie I thank God everyday for the honor of
calling you my daughter. I'm so proud
of you Amanda.
/I ON HER WINGS SHE WILL FLY
AWAY"
Love, Mom

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