Benedictine High School - Benedictine Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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STUDENT COUNCIL (1 to r) Fr. Gerard, M. Garred, I). Mozina, A. Russo. P. Hrisko, P. Gennarelli, D. Newton, B. English, D. Spuzzillo, C. Giordano, J. Salem, M. Kondini, J. Kaischel, Fr. Chris, I). Schroeder, B. Faircloth GUIDANCE RUNNERS (I to r) M. Kubek, M. Whalen, Fr. Anselm. G. Kobunski, J. Thresher, B. Glinka, E. Fouche, T. Easier, Mrs. Vitug, T. Wawrzynski, Fr. Jude, T. Mutter LIBRARIANS (back) V. Harris, M. Fallon. P. Schwonek, D. Morchak. M. nealy (front) M. Basie, C. Shields, J. Jukiewicz, M. Vopat Clubs — Organizations 27

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Service, We Want Service! The operation and general affairs of the school were supported by several school organizations in the school. The ’86-’87 Student Council, sparked by President Newton’s memorable campaign speech salutation — “Dudes, how are ya?” — served the school in a number of ways. The Council sponsored a successful Thanksgiving Day food drive. The Homecoming Dance was also backed by the Council, grossing a record $600. Ed Stucyzinski’s Bennet quote reporting the Dance to have been “sweet” showed the time had by almost everyone. A slapstick fest of Laurel and Hardy, the Three Stooges, and the Little Rascals climaxed the Christmas activities. Members of the Council also gave their time to several senior citizen socials. Student guidance runners and librarians also helped their respective departments in their free periods. The runners ran guidance messages throughout the school, and the librarians helped in putting books on shelves and keeping the library clean. (rt.) SENIOR DENNIS SPUZZILLO and freshman Kevin or maybe Richard Salem move food for the needy. The Salem twins baffled many an eye this year. TOTALLY OVERWHELMED by the Christmas spirit, Chris Giordano and Pat Gennarelli (far right) post the Student Council Christmas display in the main trophy case. Something Different The ’86-’87 Student Council tackled the problem of the dilapidated B in an effort to serve the school. The B, which has greatly degenerated in recent years, lies outside the main entrance to the school for all passers-by to see. The Council received permission from FT. Dominic to hold a “dress down” day to raise money for the restoration. Students were permitted to “dress down if tney paid $1.50 which would buy one tile of the B. The project was successful in raising about half of ther$1400 needed. Alumni donations covered the rest of the costs. 26 Service Organizations

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BLACK CULTURAL SOCIETY (row 1) Mrs. Schultz, B. Horton, K. Jeffrey, T. Easier, D. Dent (2) D. Royster, P. Ward, G. Carrington, S. Turner, E. Williams, V. Harris (3) M. Nealy, T. Teague, T. Tucker, C. Shields, K. White, F. White (4) M. Nelson, C. Arrington, E. Horton, K. Mitchum, K. Rove (5) C. Darrell, S. Huggins, A. Hill, B. Coffee (6) K. Kahari, J. Fultz, K. Early, J. Yarbrough SADD (1 to r) J. Martin, A. Russo, J. Thresher, M. Garred, P. St. John, J. Radachy, M. Kubek, P. Waitinas, D. Frate, B. Griffin, C. Giordano, M. Tibaldi, D. Newton, D. Dorazio, R. Brzoska, Fr. Anselm THE SKI CLUB moderated by Fr. Tim (far It.) and Miss Rable (far rt.) ATTEMPTING TO WARN their fellow students of the dangers of drug abuse, Sadd put up anti-drug slogans such as this one throughout the school. 28 Special Interest Clubs