Lorain Catholic High School - Monolith Yearbook (Lorain, OH)

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Isle of golden dreams eg!! . Some people spend a lifetime searching for a dream. This year it only cost ten dollars to let your dream be your river into paradise. Through some magic of the Junior class, an Isle of Golden Dreams made Prom Night an un- forgettable experience. From the very beginning, when arriving couples were met by valets to help the women out and whisk the car away, it was an evening of sophisti- cation. The spiritual side of this night was also evident as Father Martello, the chaplain of Lorain Catholic, cele- brated Mass in the chapel. Students also participated wholeheartedly, doing the readings and petitions and taking up the Offertory. Then they were off to an island of delight, where they danced to the music of Nite Flite and revelled in beauty. . lAboveJ April Kozich and Karen Hilenski. lTop rightl Bill Gilles clutches a lei while Craig DiFilippo chows down. lRightD Jeff Banker seems to appreciate Janet Jaworski's charms.

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gvf Q..-Y sz me 'Q A ,z 1 .4 ' K5 -sw, L it i ' 5 PST? t 5 .f , KXYQ, 5525? iw A . X, gg ass.. Q f wx Shades of STAR WAR S! Alien creatures stalked the halls of LC as Mr. Cataldo's art classes filmed a 16 millimeter color science-fiction movies called 100 MOONS. Mr. Cataldo, Miss Leavell, and members of the Science Fiction class wrote most of the script, which involves a class from another planet going on a field trip and getting entangled in an interplanetary war with the Zymots labovel, ugly red aliens. The cast included former L C teacher Ray Cosma as an absent-minded pro- fessor, Diana Dudash as an Amazonian heroine, Dorothy Pentito as a nervous student, Phil Fragassi as an obnoxious big-mouth, Jim Leo- nard as a quiet technician, and lVlr. Flament labove leftl as a boring administrator. Carla Restifo did the voice of a flirtatious robot named Ella, while Bobbi Pulcer was the voice of Phant llefti, a bumbling little robot who saves the day. lPhant, who used to work as a garbage can, also appeared in the Gong Showl. Various students appeared as aliens of one sort or another--Mr. Cataldo played a Zymot. Filming took place at NASA'S Lewis Research Center, on the Lorain Com- munity College grounds, and in the LC pool. Hopefully, the stunning special effects will be completed in 1979, and LC will have its own Close Encounter of the Third Kind. lOpposite page, frontl Phant gets a hug from Carla Rnstifo, l2ndJ Nlr. Flament, Bobbie Pulcer, Teri Drda, Dorothy Pentito, Mr. Cataldo, Jim Leonard. tBackl Phil Fragassi and Diana Dudash.

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f fBeIow leftb Cindy Scharf, Pat Brackley, and Judy McGIinchy seem to be enjoying their visitto thistropical paradise. iBottom rightl Mary Ann Johnson and Kevin Baker are about to join a pleased Rich Ciar- rone and Linda Rink. iBeIowJ A! Onderick and Dorothy Pentito sample the nectar of the gods. if 1 ' ? Ir- 444' . I ui?-Vg. f ' f - W gg?-ig QL, .ry ss, XR 3 ,, 'wg .4 l ,E is