Archbishop Kennedy High School - Kencensus Yearbook (Conshohocken, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1984 volume:

-of a distinct or particular kind of character -individual and certain -having a particular function,purpose, application -dealing with specifics -distinguished or different from what is ordinary -extraordinary, exceptional -great . . . Table of Contents Faculty • 10 Academics • 22 Underclassmen • 42 Activities • 56 jfencensus 1984 3 Kennedy's face resembles the face of any other school, but... the heart of our school has its own special pulse. . . 5 6 faith experiences, dedicated faculty, scholastic endeavors, respon- sible leadership, enthusiastic students, creative moments, spirited cheerleading, growth-filled opportunities, physicially-fit programs, untiring athletes, and warm friendships. Religious Leaders His Holiness Pope John Paul II His Eminence John Cardinal Krol, D.D., J.C.D. Reverend Msgr. Paul Curran Vicar for the Office of Catholic Education 8 In January, 1984, the faculty and students extended a warm welcome to Reverend Gerald Canavan. Since that time, Father Canavan has served the Kennedy community in his leadership position of principal. Father has sought to enhance the academic per- formance of the student body. At the same time, he has reminded the students of their dignity as persons. On several occasions Father has stressed the im- portance of pride and determination in all facets of A. K.'s life. Father's spirit and dedication can be seen in his personal presence in the building and in his sup- portive role on the sidelines of extracurricular ac- tivities. Father Canavan, we are happy that within such a short period of time you have become a special part of our Special K. ARCHBISHOP ENNEDY HIGH SCHOOL Nurturing the development of our Christian and in- tellectual growth is our faculty's specialty. In ad- dition, their interest in our extracurricular activities parallels their spiritual and scholastic vision for us. Faculty ii Administration Mr. Christian Bockrath Sister Mary Joseph, CSB Dean of Students; Physical Science; Head Football Dean of Academics; Physics. Coach; School Ministry. 12 Miss Agnes Bernardyn Miss Carole Chernecky Miss Gail Ciociola Mr. Charles Corrado Mr. John J. Dabagian Miss Agnes Bernardyn Art Chairperson; Studio Art. Drawing and Composition. Color and Design. Mixed Media. Miss Carole Chernecky Religion I; School Ministry Miss Gail Ciociola English Chairperson: Honors English III; English II, III: Cast and Curtain Com- pany; One-Act Play Festival: Creative Writing. Mr. Charles Corrado Geometry. Algebra; Girls' Basketball: Boys' Spring Track. Mr. John J. Dabagian Foreign Language Chairperson; French I, Spanish I. Latin I; Extraor- dinary Minister; Boys' Basketball. Mr. John Briner Physical Science. Biology. Mr. John Briner Mr. Charles Leahan Dr. Joseph D Angelo Mr. Charles Leahan Athletic Director; Spanish II. Ill; Fresh- men Football; Girls' Softball. Dr. Joseph D'Angelo English I. II. Mrs. Susan Davenport Accounting I. Personal Typing. General Business. Miss Catherine Gavaghan Director of Guidance; School Ministry. Father Thomas Heron Religion Chairperson; Religion IV; Girls' Basketball; School Ministry. Sister Joan Melley. SSJ AP English; English III; Kencensus Moderator. 14 Father Thomas Heron Sister Joan Melley. SSJ Mr. Richard Kauffman Mr. Richard Kauffman Physical Education Chairperson; Physical Education. Health; J.V. Girls' Basketball Coach. Mr. Anthony Marcucci Science Chairperson: Chemistry; Biology; Extraordinary Minister; A.V. Coordinator. Mr. Joseph McElhone Western Studies, Social Studies II: School Ministry. Miss Janet McEnerney Language Arts Reading. Father James McKeaney Director of School Ministry; Religion III: Stage Crew: Vocation Director. Mr. Joseph Murray Social Studies Chairperson: American Studies. Social Studies II: World Af fairs Club; Boys’ Cross-Country; Girls' Cross-Country. Miss Roseanne Ratigan Mathematics Chairperson; Algebra II. Trigonometry Pre-Calculus: Computer Science. 15 Mr. Joseph Murray Miss Roseanne Ratigan Sister Roberta Agnes, CSB Sister Roberta Agnes. CSB Assistant Dean of Students: English IV; Extraordinary Minister. Sister Rose Concetta Tallarico, SSJ Librarian: Library Science: School Ministry. Sister Rosemarie Lorenz. SSJ Algebra ll Trigonometry. Algebra I. Trigonometry, Prom Committee: Student Council: School Ministry. Sister Ruth O'Neil. SSJ French II. III. Spanish I; School Ministry; French Club. Miss Mary Frances Schubert Biology. Geometry. Algebra I. Sister Rose Concetta Tallarico, SSJ Sister Ruth O'Neil, SSJ Sister Rosemarie Lorenz, SSJ Miss Mary Frances Schubert Sister Mary Teresa Duffy. SSJ Mr. David Tomlinson Father Patrick Sweeney visits A.K.H.S. each Tuesday. Sister Mary Teresa Duffy. S.S.J. Business Chairperson. Stenography I. II, Office Practice. Chapel. Mrs. Catherine Terpulek Physical Education. Health. School Ministry. Mr. David Tomlinson World Cultures. Basketball Game Moderator. Mr. Raymond Vadino Religion III. Latin I.: Honor Society; Commencement Exercises. 17 Mr. Raymond Vadino Father John Wendrychowicz Religion II. Ms. Theresa Zappone Western Studies; Mechanical Drawing; General Art. Sister Agnes de Sales Studies Office. Mrs. Ruth Santoni Music. Father John Wendrychowicz Ms. Theresa Zappone Sister Agnes de Sales Mrs. Ruth Santoni 18 Sister Helen Raphael. SSJ Activities Office. Sister Victoria. SSJ Discipline Office. Mrs. Marti Gross Counseling Trailer. Sister Cordata. SSJ Library. Mrs. Cecilia Millsap Music. Sister Helen Raphael. SSJ Sister Victoria. SSJ Mrs. Marti Gross Sister Cordata. SSJ Mrs. Cecilia Millsap 19 Mrs. Elizabeth Chichearo: Secretary. (top right) Mrs. Rita Boland: Bookkeeper. (center) Father James Whalen offers his services. Seminarians William Grant and Thomas Higgins visit the religion classes each Thursday. 20 Steve Adamcik: Custodian. (top) Members of the Cafeteria Staff: Marlene Maggio. Doris Venezia. Sophie Sukalski, Joan Venezia. Johana Tidwell. Evelyn O’Connor, and Lucille O'Connor. 21 The most essential aspect of our school life is our learning experiences. Our academic courses educate and transform us from pupils to students Academics 23 Religion Periodically throughout the year. we. the students, are given the opportunity to go to confession. Since this process involves an en- tire length of a religion period, most students are willing to take advantage of the situation. However, the class participates in a preparation ceremony which puts us in the proper frame of mind. Upon the conclusion of this brief ritual, row by row we file out of the room and are forced to engage ourselves in the dilemma of choosing the best line. As we approach those awaiting their turn, we all gaze at the signs above us which have the priests' names on them. Lost in total confusion and bewilderment, we attempt to make the proper choice, aware of the im- portance of our decision. After we have spent enough time basing our decision on just the sound of each name, we simply either select the longest line or choose to wait in the line with a best friend. The worst part, though, has to be the ner- vousness everyone experiences right before going into confession. Fortunately, our priests are friendly and brief which allows us to be ab- solved of both our anxiety and sins. Father McKeaney shares with the students his knowledge of Christian Morality. Joe Westerfer reflects on questions in Religion class. Sophomores learn New Testament. 24 25 English My Junior year English class was spent in a room with nine other students and the teacher. We were an honors class, and this meant we could, suppossedly handle much more work. Well, we took on much more work, much more reading, much more writing, and much more thinking. I think our toughest assignments were the quarterly term papers. Our teacher expected college level material. I’m not sure I gave her college level material, but I felt the pressure. The Honors English course was very good for me, though. I realized I could take on all the work and do quite well. I got a taste of what college will be like. I did not care for it at first, but in the end I know I benefitted from all the assignments. Gina discusses Beowolf with the class. (top left) The Sophomores take notes on the parts of speech. (top right) Miss Ciociola discusses trends in literature with the Sophomores. (left) AP Seniors take notes on the Russian definition of darling. The Sophomores take notes on American literature. early 27 The Juniors discuss writing techniques in Honors English. Language Spanish class brings back memories. I will never forget the Spanish luncheon we had at Don Quixote’s Restaurant. The spicy at- mosphere filled the whole dining area. We ate many varieties of food including chicken, fish, and beef. It was good, but I'll stick with American. When our feast was finished, we ob- served a flamenco dancer. She discussed the history of the art and even pulled a student on stage to help her perform. It was an enjoyable day, providing me with a flavor of Spain, and I didn’t have to worry about drinking the water. (top right) The French language becomes alive in Room 307. (above) Mr. Dabagian encourages the students along conjugation lines. (center) French tor Hugo. students translate the works of Vic- 28 (right) Spanish III students study Don Quixote. 29 Social Studies If you wander through life oblivious of world affairs, as I did when I was a Sophomore, your best bet was to take Social Studies II. This class was unlike any other in the school. Instead of a regular textbook, Time magazine was used. Each Tuesday I looked forward to receiving my copy. Time was full of interesting articles and colorful pictures. Each day I learned something new; this class was never boring. Seriously, this course kept me up-to-date on world issues that affect all of us. The year I had the course. Americans were held hostage in Iran and the United States welcomed a new president. Everyone in my class discussed topics like these and formed their 'personal biases.” I really learned a lot that year because it was a stimulating class. (top right) Mr. McElhone's Western Studies class learns the basics of Greek Philosophy. (above) Mr. McElhone checks his information to make sure it is up-to-date. (center) The Sophomores learn about current World Affairs in Social Studies. (right) The World Cultures class learns the origins of ancient cultures. 30 (left) Mr. Murray helps Mary Ferris in her American Government assignment. (below) At the head of every good World Cultures class, there stands a teacher. (bottom) Cindy Greidus points out the correct answer to Felix McKeogh. 31 Science At 8:22 the frenetic freshman team walks through the door into room 101 into a state of disarray and they become unwilling captives for eight class periods. They are reminded that it will be better for them if they cooperate and do their job correctly. Reluctantly, the partners put on their aprons and goggles and approach their fearless leader. He patronizingly presents them with that renowned mixture and orders them to begin working. The stench emanating from the black, slimy, dense substance, dif- fuses throughout the room, even throughout the school. No one is safe. The times passes quickly, almost too quickly. The two partners compare data and surprisingly nothing matches. Panic sets in, but the team regains their composure. They will not be defeated. They made the necessary adjustments and proceed to identify the numerous liquids and solids to the best of their ability. The bell sounds to end that dreaded day. Most were suc- cessful, but some were not. All were weary both mentally and physically. The freshmen were glad it was over and couldn’t wait to get back to civilization, but they all agree — they’ll never forget the day they took the infamous sludge test. (top right) Mr. Marcucci tries an ancient remedy, (below) Sophomores study microorganisms. (right) Mr. Briner introduces the Freshmen to Darwin, (bottom left) Mr. Bockrath has everyone's attention, (bottom right) Biology students converse on a theory. 32 33 John Capizzi recites to Sister Mary Joseph and to the rest of the Physics class. Math The questions most students ask about math are Why do we have to learn this?” and What good will this do us?” These are answered in Sophomore Geometry when everyone becomes an architectural engineer. The project: draw a perfectly scaled floor plan of your house. The painstaking task begins at the opening of the third quarter. Rulers, tape measures, pencils and paper are searched out in order to start. Af- ter weeks of poking and prodding in each room of the house and taking their measurements and converting them to a scale, it is complete. Larry Swanson attempts to make the perfect Sine Curve in Trig Analytic Geometry. Seniors. Chris Bums. Kathy Borden, and Mike Brauckmann. learn the Math of the Future. 34 The Juniors of Algebra II learn the rules of power from Miss Ratigan. Beth and Larry meet the challenge of Trig Analytic Geometry. Freshmen have their first experience with high school math. Joe Verna's one word answer makes Mr. Corrado ponder for awhile. 35 Business The field of business at Kennedy is a widely- studied area among Sophomores. Juniors, and Seniors. Many students choose the excitement of General Business, the ease of Stenography, the precision and accuracy of Accounting, and the swiftness of Typing. These courses turn out each year the future business men and women of the world. If only we could remember which side the debits are on and which side the credits are on, not to mention the proper way to file an income tax form. The real problems arise in Stenography when we can t keep up with the transcribing machine. However, if we can just stop hitting the return key instead of the semicolon in typing, we ll be all right. With hope and practice, it won't be long before we are tomorrow s executives. (top right) Juniors learn the fundamentals of typing. (above) Sue Monaghan demonstrates her typing ability. (center) Joanne Bojazi takes dictation. (right) Accounting students pose for a picture. 36 (far left) Sr. Mary Theresa shares her knowledge in shorthand. (left) Typing II students increase their speed. Mrs. Sue Davenport speaks on career development. Typing II students practice diligently. Karen Farrell is attentive to the newness of accounting. Juniors concentrate. 37 Mike Conicello and Fred D'Angelo smile as they work. Art To create, to express, to show the world how you feel . . . that's what Art is all about. During the year our art work accumulates until Fine Arts Week when our creativity runs rampant throughout the halls of A.K. Everywhere you turn you see a Hodgepodge of masterpieces, from a charcoal James Dean to a pen and ink old fisherman. It is finally the chance for all of our young, aspiring artists to get the recognition they deserve. Joe Downey and John Bergan work hard on their drawings. Physical Education The Phys Ed classes at Kennedy are ex- periences of action and variety. There are many games such as Basketball. Speedball. Hockey. Football, and English handball. During these games the action really gets fierce. Gym is a time to have fun and also a time to let off some steam. Although it is a time of en- joyment, the games are very competitive. Everyone takes pride in being on the winning team. (right) Another Kennedy individual who stands high above the crowd. (below) Think it'll make me any taller? (bottom) Only sissies jump rope? I wouldn't say that to this mob. 40 � (top left) The famous Kamikaze dive is demonstrated, (top right) Mary displays her jumping ability. (center) Gary realizes that it s harder than it looks, (left) Terp decides who will hold the rope. (above) Excitement heightens with the rope races. 41 Our underclassmen possess a certain spirit that contributes to a better Kennedy. They give us a new drive with fresh ideas and high-set goals. Ken- nedy's underclassmen of today will become fine school leaders of tomorrow. Underclassmen Dennis E. Aaron Christine M. Amento Marisa Balestra John P. Bergan Jeffrey J. Bernstein Valerie A. Blaisse Robert J. Blaszczak Beth Ann Bonner James S. Borkowski Stephen Borusiewicz John B. Bransfield Kathleen M. Braun Kimberly A. Brown Terri M. Burke Christina Bussinger Timothy K. Callahan Cynthia A. Carpenter Joseph S. Casciato Diane M. Cassel Carole Lynn Cervone Paulette M. Champagne Victoria J. Chesky Amelia A. Chichearo Mary E. Chichearo Michelle J. Ciesielka John T. Clark Nancy E. Collier Kathleen K. Connor Kelly A. Connor Adrienne M. Conway Mark G. Corcoran Meaghan A. Coyle Teresa Crescitelli Colleen Cubbin Joseph C. Daywalt Linda M. DeBaecke Teresa M. DeCurtis Theresa M. Diamond Anita F. DiCicco Bryan J. Dileo Lisa Dimenna Joseph J. Downey Regina C. DuBisee William A. Dunne Robert F. Entenman Sharon A. Fadigan 44 Karen Farrell Maureen T. Fenerty Gwen A. Flounders Noelle P. Fortmann Christopher J. Fritz Christina George Laura J. Gibbons Elizabeth C. Gimpel Cynthia M. Greidus Andrew Greim John J. Guyger Ho Joung E. Ha Michele A. Halas Gary D. Halladay Joseph B. Hammond Doren L. Herbert Bogdan J. Hernik Christopher F. Hesdon Francine Hildebrand Lisa A. Hopkins Anthony S. Hughes Renee A. Jacquot Kathleen Jakubowski Edward J. Jankowski Tya-Mae Y. Julien Suzanne Kasper Brian T. Kelly Matthew E. Kennedy Christopher M. Koczur Andria L. Konowal Michele M. Kost Laurie A. Krepto Joseph J. Kulak Lorraine V. Kusek Providenza A. LaSorsa William Lattanze Cynthia M. Lesniewski Rae E. Levito Christian J. Lohin Marianne Longacre Harry C. Magliente Timothy P. Maier Joseph Malloy Joanne M. Mascio John J. Mashintonio Sharon M. Mattei Eugene J. McGonagle 45 Felix T. McKeogh Patrick J. McMenamin Christine M. McNally Joseph V. McTamney Matthew J. Mellon Frances M. Mercadante Zanne P. Miller Michelle K. Minnick Isabel S. Monaghan Susan P. Monaghan Christopher Monastero Christine Ann Moore Dawn M. Moore Teresa A. Moser Kathryn M. Mower Michelle S. Mucha Colleen D. Murphy Joseph A. Natale Mark J. Newell Colleen M. Nosek Leigh M. Novak Juliana Nypower Megan A. O'Brien Michael C. O'Connor Colleen O'Donnell Carolyn B. Ondik Lawrence J. O'Neill Andrea L. Panasevicz Joseph A. Panetta Michael Perri Michael D. Pezzano Anne Marie Piacentino Maria D. Piszek Rosadele M. Plumari Carol Anne Pulice Susan M. Pupek Lorraine Rakowski Gerald E. Rath Eileen R. Reid Brian Rohlman Deborah E. Romano Andrea M. Roop Vicki A. Rosinski Mark J. Rydzynski Michelle A. Sague Charles J. Scaven Robert C. Schmidt 46 Donna Serafin Donna L. Shields Joanne M. Sinopoli Christopher Smith James M. Smith Michael T. Smith Robert A. Soloria Ellen M. Soppick Susan M. Sorbello David J. Sowa Thomas M. Spilker Barbara M. Stanwood Joseph Steitz Adrian C. Stimmler Mark Streeper Janice M. Swan Carmella C. Tenant Stacy Thomas Francis X. Tomlinson Thomas B. Toth Kathleen M. Trimbur Margaret M. Turksma Peter J. Vacca Joseph E. Verna Michelle M. Vivino Gina M. Waller Joseph W. Westerfer Patricia M. Whalon Patricia A. Wojdon William J. Wynne Carmen T. Zinni Timothy J. Alexy Denise M. Ambs Maria Andreyko Jonathan M. Angelillie Lorie A. Angelucci Teresa M. Araco Michelle A. Baginski Lisa M. Bearden Karen Lynne Blum Lisa S. Bonanni Peter V. Bova Michele H. Bowden Suzanne M. Brody John A. Bry John J. Burkholder Andrew M. Casino 47 Maria Centritto Thomas M. Cerrato Jacquelyn Cervone David A. Chiodo Richard S. Cieslik Joann F. Cole Steven C. Conboy Christopher P. Conicello Christine M. Connery Jill M. Cotter Martin A. Criscuolo Michael J. Cross Stephen A. Cuth Mario A. D'Atillo Victoria A. Daywalt Rebecca A. Delaney Steven M. DeLuca Dawn M. Dembowski Michael P. Dempsey John R. Derfler John L. DiCesare Nicholas DiDomencio Carolyn DiLello Anette A. Donahue Jennifer M. Donnelly Kevin M. Dunne Lisa D. Eberly Catherine F. Entenman Kimberly A. Evanick Renee C. Ferretti Joseph J. Foley Elisa J. Fox Susan P. Freet Kimberly A. Funk Matthew F. Galanti Matthew J. Gallagher Colleen R. Gambone Charles W. Gehringer Donna Gergel Michele C. Glodek Paul G. Glodek Debra A. Greidus Eva M. Grillo John J. Groarke Richard S. Guziewicz Gerald Hamaday Michele E. Hanna 48 MelissS. Harrity Susan C. Haux Colleen M. Henry Pamela M. Herrera John J. Hickey Michael S. Higgins Joan F. Hildebrand William M. Hine Stanley Hniedziejko Michele E. Holmes Anne M. Horan John S. Hudick Nicholas lademarco Paul A. lademarco Geraldine M. lannozzi Janice T. Jankowski Thomas P. Johnstone Frank J. Jost Karen M. Kaczmarczyk Carl A. Kern James A. Klotsas Terri-Lee Knott Kathryn Kozeniewski Patricia A. Lavin Alicia A. Lawrence Kerry A. Lesher Elizabeth G. Lynch William J. Maher Christopher Maiden Gerald M. Maier Frank J. Malfara Joseph Martelli Nicholette Martinelli Vincent M. Marucci Lisa M. Maykut Bernard J. McDermott Colleen A. McDermott John F. McDonough Shawn R. McKeever Daniel F. McTamney Nicole Miles Deborah C. Mitchell Joseph M. Monastero Colleen V. Moore Gina R. Morrell Barbara A. Morris Thomas E. Morrissey 49 Merry C. Morrow Colleen M. Mulholland Frances C. Mullineaux Francis X. Murphy Geraldine L. Murphy Robert O’Connor Patrick D. O'Donnell Edward D. Oescher Maria M. Oh Joanne M. Orzeck Michael F. Palermo Vincent A. Palermo Paula E. Picardi Michael J. Pieczynski Mark W. Pinto Matthew J. Plower Diane H. Polec Mary Beth Polek Manna Jane Pollock Christine T. Porrino Tricia V. Poulson John J. Preite Robert C. Pulice Michele M. Radatti Barbara A. Rambo Michael J. Rampone Gerrieann T. Reardon Edward J. Reilly Gary S. Richardson Kelliane E. Riley Michael P. Rocks Maria R. Russell Kimberly Marie Ryan Walter M. Rzepnicki Jennifer M. Sague Jody A. Samarco Rose M. Santillo Thomas A. Schaffer Teresa M. Schultz Anna Marie Sevrino Michele P. Shaw Jennifer R. Sheehan Patricia A. Shields Danny Shollenberger Tracy S. Sivel Elaine C. Skoczen Robert D. Slawek 50 Thomas Smith Daniel Joseph Sowa Jennifer A. Specht Yvonne E. Steinruck Anthony J. Stivaletti Carol T. Stolarczyk Ted A. Stolarczyk Karen A. Strelitz Eric J. Swanson Kimberly A. Swider Stephen M. Sydek Christina L. Taracido Vania N. Taylor John P. Taylor Michael J. Tecce Susan M. Tierney Maria Elena Torres Christine Travaline Lisa M. Trioli Christopher Vandergrift Elizabeth A. Vaughan Matthew J. Venditti Deborah A. Venezia Tina M. Verrichia Domonic V. Vetro Ronald J. Volgelbacher Linda E. Welsh Susan M. Westgate William D. Weychert Joseph J. Williams Danielle K. Wodjon Robert J. Yetter Joanne V. Zeoli Charlene T. Abbonizio Michele A. Aimone Stacy A. Anderer Antoinette M. Angle David M. Barattucci Christopher T. Bello Deborah M. Blaisse Thomas J. Blomstrom John W. Bojazi Melissa M. Bolger Renee A. Bonneau Linda G. Borden Marlene Borusiewicz Raymond W. Bowman 51 Lisa A. Branca Staci A. Brodsky Kimberly A. Brown Lori V. Bruno Gerard M. Buggy Michael Burns Patricia M. Burns Jennifer M. Butler Judy A. Campolongo Joseph W. Carr Catherine P. Connors Kimberly Conroy Stephen J. Corbett Patricia M. Coyne Gregory J. Curran Bernardino D'Achille Robert A. D'Angelo Marie L. DeBarberie Leigh A. DeBelle Patricia A. Dempsey Carol A. DeSantis Brian S. DeStefano Anthony J. DiBricida Mary C. DiBricida Margaret DiDomenico Kathy A. Dobrydnia Kelly M. Downey Marie V. Downey Harald P. Drenckberg Melissa A. Drozd Alissa M. Dunn Mark J. Dylinski Karen L. Falicki James P. Farrell David A. Fernandes Stacie E. Ferris Kathleen M. Firman Edward J. Franks Sheryl T. Freas Michelle Fusco Regina M. Gambone Michele M. Gatto Elizabeth C. Gaughan Kristin M. Gehman Anthony J. Giovannone Andrea C. Goldner John P. Green 1 fXL £ 1 9 ' X Wm WkvA V o t i m Qi 5 fi ® D-2 i J f © A 1 1 Of 0 © i i 52 Daniel M. Groarke Danielle Guarnaccia Desiree A. Halas Michael J. Hannon Carol A. Haux Patricia A. Hayden Bernadette W. Hayes Maureen J. Henry Ela Hernik Regina M. Higgins Kevin Hollingsworth Maria A. lannozzi Gina L. Ingles Kimberly A. Jaconski Megan John William G. John Beth T. Johnson Robert Kachejian Charlotte M. Kelly Benita M. Kingkiner Renee M. Kiscaden Maureen P. Kloss Nancy A. Kobus Edward G. Kubas Ruth Ann Lane Deborah L. Lavery Mary C. Leahy Matthew J. Leddy Denise L. Leflar Carol D. Lynch Mary C. MacDonald Kimberly D. Majerczak Maureen B. Maloney Gwendolyn R. Marcinek Giocanna I. Marino Lisa Marie Marucci Dominic N. Matteo Francis J. McCann Erin K. McCarthy Michele M. McCarthy Martin J. McGovern Marianne McGrath Thomas J. McGuire Edward J. Mcllvane Katherine T. McNally John M. Meehan Shawn A. Miller 53 Kenneth C. Mondillo James P. Mullen Michael P. Mullen Collette T. Nally Matthew J. Newell Sandra L. Nocito Kathleen M. Nolan Patrick O’Brien Sean O'Brien Tracy M. O'Donnell Stephen M. Opiela Catherine R. Padula Michael Pagano Jennifer L. Palladino Gina M. Panella Daryll Parkinson Christina Pasqualini Jill A. Prendergast Michael I. Prokop David G. Pursell Dana M. Racich Brian D. Rathgeb Christine M. Razzano Jeannine Reed William J. Reid Andrea C. Robison Robert K. Salazar Ivo L. Salvi Mauro L. Salvi Drew G. Samtmann Kerri B. Santoni George Sautner Bryan L. Schaffer Nancy A. Schrandt Patricia S. Segletes Davette S. Shaw Charles H. Shevick Kelly A. Sivel Gina M. Skowronski Tonya L. Smith Mark A. Solorio Jeanine D. Stabilito Gregory D. Stanwood Donald Staudenmayer Francis C. Steitz Kathleen M. Stillman Gregory A. Stimmler 54 f Scott H. Strittmatter Patrick F. Swan Karen Szczepaniak Charles L. Tammany Scott J. Thorpe Daniel J. Tinneny Joseph T. Tinneny Theodore M. Tozzi Paul R. Vandergrift William E. Vaughan Theresa M. Vermuth Jason S. Viola Lynette A. Walsh Lea Anne Welsh Janine R. Williams Margaret Wisniewski Mary E. Wittig Amy M. Wright James P. Young Robert W. Zaleski Lisa A. Zinni John A. Zurzola 55 ARCHBISHOP ENNEDY HIGH SCHOOL National Honor Society? Cast Curtain Co.? Cheerleading? Kencensus? Wherever your interest lies, Kennedy offers a wide variety of activities in which every student can be involved. Sister Alice directs the activities' program in a special way that will lead our school to a brighter future. Ring Day On March 7. 1983. the class of 1984 gathered together with their families and friends to receive their school rings. The ceremony consisted of a liturgy celebrated by Father McKeaney and the distribution of the rings. It was the first event that the Seniors remembered as a step forward as future leaders of A.K.H.S. The memory of that unique day will live within us and the ring will continue to serve as a reminder of happy high school days. Always, the ring will be worn with pride. Father J. McKeaney gives his blessings to the congregation. Mr. Purcell presents the rings to the students. The families of the students wait proudly as the procession is lead in by John Capizzi, the flag bearer, and Paul Colombaro, the cross bearer. Father McKeaney blesses the rings that the students will receive. The seniors present the gifts and their rings in the Offertory The Class of'84 carry out the tradition by getting their rings turned Procession. 84 times. 59 Homecoming Homecoming was a thrill of a lifetime — a dream come true! When I attended my first Homecoming football game at Ken- nedy. I tried to imagine myself out on the field at halftime. What an honor, I thought; then again — what a dream! Well on October 28. 1983. my dream came true as Debbie Slawek crowned me with a ring of white carnations and baby breath. The weekend began with the traditional parade down Fayette Street: decorated convertibles, floats filled with students, and mascots running wild. Then onto the big game. Afterward, the post-game party. Before the Saturday Night Homecoming Dance, the court and their escorts dined at Benningan’s. All of us agreed that it was a fantastic weekend; one that I especially will never forget. And, as Janice repeated quite frequently. Everybody was Happy! Winner of the cutest baby picture receives a bib. Football players walk in Pep Rally. Seniors impersonate the freshmen by wearing the ninth graders' hats. 60 Everyone awaits the announcement of the queen. The Class of '87 rocks! Sophomore cheerleaders cheer on. The Police have the right song, Every Breath You Take.' Kim Swider. Michelle Kost. and Tricia Shields dance to the music of Power 99. Jay Guyger and his date enjoy a quiet dance together. Valentine’s Dance On February 1 1, the Valentine's Dance was held at Ken- nedy. The highlight of the dance was a break-dancing con- test. The DJ was Power 99. and they had everybody jumping all night. When the dance concluded, the students remarked on the success of the evening — the 'feast of hearts'' had been fun. Terp boogies the night away The Valentine's Dance, from the beginning to the end. was a beautiful occasion. 63 Kennedy’s Prom As the anticipation of prom night grows, all other events seem to fade in- to the background. For many, the evening of April 27 at Westover Coun- try Club was a dream come true. Long after the evening of fun fades, the memories will linger on in our hearts. Memories of Kennedy's prom 1984. Outside the ballroom. Joe Dempsey and Lisa Donnelly are getting their picture taken. Judy Devenney and her date enjoy a quiet Sue Monaghan and Howard Daywalt have moment together. the dance floor to themselves. Mike Smith and Debbie Venezia. Carmen Zinni and Tina Tarricido. and Terri Burke and Jim Cassidy are all ready to go into the prom. Prom Committee: Karen Leddy. Ann Gallagher, Chris Capobianco. Andrea Barbaro. Sue Sharkey. Karen Schaffer. Kathy Brown, and Mag Colussi. Tony Vivino and his date share a laugh. Rosemary Lawrence and her date pose for a picture. 65 May Procession On May 18, 1984, the annual May Procession was held at A.K.H.S. The event occurred within a liturgy, with Father Tom Heron as main celebrant. The May Court, comprised of seven- teen Seniors, showed their reverence to the Blessed Mother by laying candles and flowers at her feet. A lovely crown of carnations was placed on Mary by the May Queen. Nancy Stagliano. Also honored at the ceremony was Mr. David Tomlinson, who has taught at Ken- nedy for twenty-five years. His wife. Barbara, shared in the joy of her husband's achievement. At the same time. Sister Rosemarie and Sister Joan were acknowledged for celebrating their Silver Jubilees in the community of the Sisters of St. Joseph. Fran Tomlinson. Joe Kulak, and Tom Toth lead the May Procession into Tracey Hall. The Responsorial Psalm Response. ' Here I am. Lord, Joe Dempsey places a candle before the statue of the Blessed Mother, is led by Sister Joan. The May Queen and her court are assembled on the stage in Tracey Hall. Jubilee Celebration Nancy Stagliano. the May Queen of the Class of '84. crowns Mary. Sister Rosemarie, celebrating her Silver Jubilee, reads a passage from Scripture. Mr. Tomlinson. Sister Rosemarie, and Sister Joan reflect on the words of the homily. The May Queen and her court are delighted with the honor that has been paid to them. The Kennedy family participates in the Eucharistic liturgy. 67 Student Council Being a member of the Student Council is much more than wearing a blue pin or ribbon. Mem- bership involves a constant participation. One of the goals is to establish a rapport between the students and faculty. The students meet on Mon- days under the direction of Sister Rosemarie, and they plan community and school events. During the year the members served the community by the Poor Man's Supper, the Thanksgiving Drive, and the Paradise School for Boys' Project. At A.K.H.S.. activities are scheduled, varying from Homecoming celebrations to Candy Kiss Day. All in all. the en- thusiasm that the members stir and the service that they render establish the Student Council as a definite part of Special K. Officers: Joe Dempsey. Secretary: Lisa McKeogh. Treasurer; Colleen Bonner. Vice-president; Lisa Donnelly. President. Lisa Donnelly, president, addresses the student body. Freshmen and sophomore representatives: Kevin Hollingsworth. Carol Haux. Marie DeBarberie. Joan Hildebrand. Tina Porrino. Tanya Smith. Fran Murphy. John Meehan. Robert Slawek. Paul Vandegrift. Joe Mar- telli, Mike Cross. Not present: Jennifer Donnelly. Danielle Wodjon. Chris Bello. Chris Razzano. 68 Senior representatives: Larry Meehan. Kathleen Brown. Nancy Stagliano. Chris Burns. Anthony Venezia. Michelle Donahue. Keith DeStefano. Not present: Marie Muller. Junior representatives: Row 1: Zena LaSorsa. Kathleen Braun. Brian Kelly. Felix McKeogh. Row 2: Rose Plumari. Anne Piacentino. Steve Borusiewicz. Fran Tomlinson. Associate members: Row 1: Leigh Novak. Susan Pupek. Marisa Balestra, Francine Hildebrand. Row 2: Cheryl Tozzi, Beth Smith. Diane Sulik. Not present: Chris Capobianco. Judy Farrell. Colleen Nosek. 69 National Honor Society On April 26. members of the Sophomore. Junior, and Senior classes were inducted into N.H.S. In order to be eligible for membership, the student must have indicated the following characteristics: scholarship, character, leader- ship. and service. In a morning assembly. Mr. Raymond Vadino, the moderator of N.H.S., prepared a fitting ceremony to welcome the new members. Representative Joseph Rocks, guest speaker, stressed the need for com- mitment in a twentieth-century world. The ceremony con- cluded with a reception in the back of Tracey Hall for the parents and friends of the newly-inducted. Mr. Vadino puts an academic collar on Colleen Bonner. Father Canavan speaks while Marie Dunne. Sharon Dugan. Brian Tinneny. Joe Saraiva. and Tony Venezia look on. Diane Suchonic lights a candle represen- ting one of the four characteristics of an Honor Society member. Junior members of N.H.S.: Terry Moser. Marianne Longacre. Sue Pupek. Michelle Vivino. Tya-Mae Julien. Leigh Novak. Rose Plumari. Terri Burke. Mr. Vadino. Barbara Stanwood, Regina DuBisee. Sue Monaghan. Anita DiCicco. Francine Hildebrand. 70 Senior members of N.H.S.: Row 1: Brian Tinneny, Marie Dunne. Mr. Vadino. Sharon Dugan. Joe Saraiva. Row 2: Larry Meehan. Valerie Ramel. Row 3: Lauren Everly. Nancy Stagliano. Paul Wolfrom. Paul Colombaro. Guest speaker. Representative Joseph Rocks, addresses the students. Sophomore N.H.S. members: Row 1: Liz Vaughan. Tracy Sivel. Tina Tarricido. Mr. Vadino. Lisa Trioli. Sue Haux. Janice Jankowski. Row 2: Barbara Morris. Michelle Baginski. Kevin Dunne. Richard Guziewicz. Maria Andreyko. Cathy Entenman. 71 Marie Dunne. N.H.S. President, makes a few remarks. Cast and Curtain The 1983-84 school year marks the third anniversary of the Cast S Curtain Company. This organization began with the One Act Play Festival in the spring of '82. No one expected this group to flourish as well as it did. but if you get a group of kids that really want something bad enough and two moderators, Ms. Gail Ciociola and Mr. Peter Marino, who really care, you can accomplish anything . . . and we did. The group now hosts various activities: Coffeehouses; workshops in acting, mime, playwriting, yoga, poetry and improvisations; film nights; and field trips to New York and McCarter Theater. All the groups activities take place in their remade Booster Hall. “No matter what has happened or has not happened there at rehearsals and workshops, no matter how homespun grass roots our home in this building might be. we consider ourselves lucky and special to belong to one another in the Cast Curtain Company family. Janice Jankowski reads her original poetry. Cast and Curtain President: Diane Sulik; Moderator: Ms. Gail Ciociola: Vice-president: Beth Smith. Coffeehouse audience is enthralled. Beth Bonner, Cindy Lesniewski. Diane Sulik, and Sue Brody read stream of consciousness essays. Joe Steitz recites poetry. Terri Burke recites one of her special poems. Cast and Curtain group pose for a picture. Kencensus The Kencensus is a record of special and meaningful events which have occurred in the lives of the Kennedy com- munity. The Kencensus staff, dedicated, hardworking, and enthusiastic, join their efforts with Sister Joan every Thurs- day at 2:30 in the Publications' Room. The staff attempts to capture the school year in picture and layout design. We. the staff, realize that nothing comes easy, and good memories are hard to come by. Like Cicero, we recognize that a “Memory is the treasury and guardian of all things. Regina DuBisee learns more about making yearbooks Diane Suchonic and Anne Kaminski type Sue Monaghan and Maureen Fenerty tackle layouts, copy and captions. 74 f Senior members of the yearbook staff: Paul Wolfrom. Mark Rogalski. Brian Tinneny, Lauren Everly. and Joe Saraiva. Sophomore members of the staff: Michelle Baginski. Sue Haux, Tracy Sivel. Maria Andreyko, and Lisa Beardon. Joan Christman searches for good pictures. Sister Joan, the Kencensus moderator, displays this year's theme. The Special K. One-Act Play Festival On May 3, 4, and 5, the Cast Curtain Company hosted the annual One-Act Play Festival. The actors and actresses in- dicated a flair for the dramatic. The audience was delighted with all the plays and enjoyed tremendously the night at the theater. Special awards were presented to the following: Best Performance . . . Beth Smith '84 Joe Steitz '85 for Springtime for Dan Second Place Performance . . . Jeff Bernstein '85 for Flashpants Third Place Performance . . . Marybeth Murphy '84 Matt Radatti '84 for Real Men Don 7 Drink Apple Juice Hector tells Moira who is the man around the house. (above) Harry Klotsas and Terri Burke play the loving couple who plot the mischievous murder of Scarface. (above) Joe tries to comfort Mary in her time of depression. (below) Lily, played by Mary Beth Murphy, explains to Hector, played by Matt Radatti. about her little tonsils ... I mean twins. (below) Bertha tells Mary Ellen what a wolf Walt is while Amy looks on. 76 Jeff Bernstein, alias Tony Dancero. struts his stuff across the stage. Debbie Venezia, popping to Michael Jackson s Thriller. thrills the audience. Frank. Harry, Matt and Joe enjoy the man's real world of cars and cigars. 77 Spirit Explosion When the chips are down and when the score is below expectation, the cheerleading squads keep enthusiasm in the air. Through the seasons of football and basketball, the cheerleaders exhibit their hours of endless practice. The cheerleaders believe in their favorite refrain: We are the best: we re on top. we re number 1.” Varsity Cheerleaders add spirit to the football games. 78 Zanne Miller appreciates a good play. Varsity Cheerleaders: Row 1: Anita Dicicco. Joanne Sinopoli. Row 2: Anne Piacentino. Paulette Champagne. Row 3: Francine Hildebrand. Michelle Minnick. Row 4: Debbie Venezia. Cindy Greidus. Row 5: Colleen Bonner. Mary Ferris. JV Cheerleaders: Row 1: Karen Kaczmarczyk. Kim Ryan. Laura Gibbons. An- nette Donahue. Row 2: Sharon Fadigan. Jennifer Sheehan. Theresa Diamond. Row 3: Nicole Miles. Debbie Greidus. Row 4: Joan Hildebrand. 79 Extracurricular Activities Kennedy Crew: (top to bottom) Jon Angelilli. Bob Yetter. Kevin Hollingsworth. John Burkholder. Joe Monastero. Billy John. Jim Young. Greg Stimmler. Roy Bowman. Chris Conicello. Andy Goldner. Ruth Lane. Danielle Guarnacia. Maria lanoz- zi. John Meehan. Ed Kubas. Father Jim. Patti Dempsey. Charlotte Kelly. Sheryle Freas. Weight Room Club: Steve Borusiewicz, Matt Kennedy. Bill Dunne. Fran Tomlinson. Greg Stimmler. French Club: (sitting) Leigh Novak. Tya-Mae Julien, Susan Pupek. Francine Hildebrand, (standing) Michelle Minnick. Marisa Balestra. Ho Juang Ha. Laurie Krepto. Diana Cassel. Stacy Thomas. Michelle Halas. Choir: Row 1: Maureen Fenerty. Cathy Dobryondia. Tya-Mae Julien. Marianne McGrath. Amy Wright. Row 2: Beth Johnson, Danielle Guarnacci. Benita Kingkiner. Joanne Cole. Lisa Beardon. Row 3: Mrs. Ruth Santoni. Janine Williams. Bernadette Hayes. Kerri Santoni. Maria Andreyko. Prom Committee: Lisa McKeogh. Lisa Donnelly, Andrea Barbaro. Karen Schaffer. Colleen Bon- ner. Janice Holmes. Marybeth Murphy. Chris Capobianco. Valerie Ramel. Chris Burns. Amy Heron. Annemarie Gallagher. Karen Leddy. Kathy Brown. Diana Cassel. Carole Cervone. Mag Colussi. Isabelle Monaghan. Grace Kehoe. Linda Hughes. World Affairs Council: Row 1: Jennifer Sheehan. Michelle Holmes. Debbie Venezia. Michelle Baginski. Tina Tarricido. Mr. McElhone. Row 2: Keri Shultz. Barbara Morris. Gina Morrell. Sue Brody, Carolyn DiLello. Row 3: Lisa Triola. Chris Vandergrift. Carl Kern. Tina Porrino. Rose Santillo. Row 4: Kevin Dunne. Gerry Maier. John Hickey. Paul Glodek. Row 5: Michael Higgins. Paul lademarco. Tom Johnstone. Fran Murphy. Chris Maiden. Row 6: Rich Guziewicz. Stan Hniedziejko, Tom Cerrato. John Burkholder. Row 7: Nick lademarco. John McDonough. Andy Casino. John Williams. Vince Palermo. Ted Oescher, Michael Pieczynski. Steve Conboy. Mark Pinto. (center) Office Aides: Michelle Sague. Stacy Thomas. Kerri Lesher. Jennifer Sague. Diane Suchonic, Patty Burns. (above) Library Aides: Stacy Thomas. Valerie Blaisse. (left) Mathletes: Row 1: Sue Haux. Tina Tarrecido. Nicolette Martinelli. Row 2: Frank Malfara. Liz Anne Vaugn. Tye-Mae Julien. Janice Jankowski. Row 3: Frank Steitz. Sue Brody. Kevin Dunne. Tracy Sivel. Marie lanozzi. Carol Haux. 81 Here at Kennedy there is a spirit of enthusiasm which envelops not only our teams, but also the student body. 1983-84 has been a special year. From the first whistle to the final out. the athletes pursued excellence on the field, on the track, and on the court. 86 Bicentennial League Champs The 1983 football season was a total team effort which com- pensated for the lack of superstars. Every victory was a result of the Saints combining their spirit, pride, and talents. The team once again was led by Coach Bockrath. whose outstanding dedication and con- cern for every team member brought overwhelming success. The un- defeated Saints won their third consecutive Bicentennial League Championship and finished first in the area in total offense and defense. Perhaps the sweetest victory was the defeat of Roman, since this was the first Saints' football team to do so. Along with these many accomplishments, the senior members proudly possess the complete collection of championship jackets: blue, gray, and white, which sum up their achieved goals and successes. Great job, Guys! The bomb is dropped, and it badly damages P.W.'s defense. John glides over the opposition. (above) Some professional form is demonstrated by Joe. (left) A tired J.V. team staggers from the bench. (above) Tony blocks for Jim. (below) Our J.V. players plough through the enemy. (above) Jim breaks the line. (below) A triumphant moment for the Saints and Coach Bockrath. The 1983 Archbishop Kennedy Football Team. Girls' Team: Row 1: Marianne Longacre. Rita Criscuolo. Colleen Mark shows what being part of a team means. Cubbin. Row 2: Renee Bonneau. Jill Prendergast. Mary Leahy. Colleen Nosek, Marie Downey. Stacie Ferris. Row 3: Barbara Morris. Marybeth Polek. Ela Hernik. Mary Wittig. Maria Oh. Colleen Moore, Gina Morrell. The team shows spirit. 88 Mr. Briner watches Joe Foley give it his best shot. Boys' Team: Row 1: Tom Cerrato. Chris Vandegrift. Paul Vandegrift. Joe Kulak. Row 2: Martin Criscuolo, Bill Wynne. Joe Verna. Paul Glodek. Row 3: John Burkholder. Paul Colombaro. John Cesare. John Derfler. Row 4: Joe Foley. Mark Dylinski. Rob Slawek. Paul Vandegrift stays ahead of the rest. Colleen and Stacie battle it out to the end. 89 Boys’ Basketball This year s varsity basketball squad was full of talent and excitement. The enthusiasm and explosive offense of the team made them fun to watch. It was clear that this team was destined for great things. At the beginning of the season it was evident that their potential was unlimited. It didn't take long before Kennedy became known as a powerhouse in the league. These pre season predictions proved to be right. The Saints had a highly successful season. They won the Spring- ford Holiday Tournament and finished the season with a 20- 3 record. This achievement earned them second place in the Bicentennial League. The team's successes have made the Kennedy community very proud of them and their untiring efforts. Boys’ Varsity: Row 1: Joe Dempsey. Keith DeStefano. Tim Maier. Row 2: Tony Hughes. Joe Saraiva, Fran Tomlinson. Row 3: John Catania. Coach Jack Dabagian. Joe Westerfer. Jim Borkowski. Rich Alexy. Larry Swanson. Joe Dempsey eyes up his opponent. 90 Joe Westerfer powers up for a shot. The tip-off starts the action. John Catania searches for the rest of the team. JV: Row 1: Steve Borusiewicz. Brian Kelly. Bob O’Connor. Nicholas lademarco. Tim Maier. Carl Kern. Row 2: Mark Streeper. Mike Dempsey. Bill Wynne. Chris Vandegrift. Paul Glodek. Chris Smith. Coach J. Shaffer. Rich Alexy looks on as Jim Borkowski goes in with a layup. 91 Girls’ Basketball The Kennedy girl s team showed great ability and ef- fort during the 1983-84 season. The spirit, deter- mination. and character of the girls, coupled with the direction of Coach Charles Corrado, were factors that added to the team’s innate ability. The outcome of any of their games, whether it was a victory or a defeat, in- dicated that the Lady Saints had struggled to do their best. Cathy looks for help. Colleen eyes up the basket. 92 Terry puts the move on Bristol. Linda wants that ball. Girls' Varsity: Row 1: Maryanne Longacre. Tammy Pasqualini. Kathy Mower. Cindy Lesniewski. Beth Bonner. Lori Krepto. Row 2: Father T. Heron. JV Coach, Linda Hughes. Adrienne Conway. Terry Shultz. Gwen Flownders. Sue Lincul. Jenn Oakes. Cathy Entenman. Mr. C. Corrado. Varsity Coach. JV: Row 1: Maureen Henry, Carol Lynch. Erin McCarthy. Kathy Stillman. Row 2: Coach Father Heron. Maureen Maloney. Michelle Shaw. Sue Westgate. Ruth Lane. Missy Drozd. Davette Shaw. Maryanne is a jump above Bristol. Linda thinks about her next move. Adrienne gets ready to sink two. Jenn is guarded closely. Volleyball (above) Bizy practices her balancing act. (right) Bizy prepares what could be a winning shot. (below) JV: Row 1: Kerry Lesher. Carol DeSantis. Tracy Sivel. Michelle Holmes. Charlene Abbonizio. Chris Pasqualini. Row 2: Miss Shubert. Coach. Maureen Maloney. Michelle McCarthy. Sue Brody. Denise Ambs. Sue Westgate. Sait It Sat It 94 I Varsity: Row 1: Bizy Gimpel. Kim Lyszinski. Chrissy Conboy. Sue Haux. Cathy Entenman. Row 2: Nancy Collier. Patricia Whalon. Michelle Vivino. Vicki Rosinski, Geraldine lonnozzi. Laurie Krepto. Congratulations to the Varsity for achieving Second Place in the Philadelphia Catholic League. 95 Boys’ team: Row 1: Rob Soloria. Scott Strittmatter. Bill Reid. Joe Verna. Frank Steitz. John Burkholder. Row 2: John Angelilli. Paul Glodek. Paul Vandergrift. Joe Foley. Marty Criscuolo. John DiCesare. Row 3: Ivo Salvi. Rob Pulice. Chris Fritz. Tony Venezia. Mike Baratucci. Drew Samtmann. Chris Vandergrift. Chris Lohin. 96 I Carol Haux keeps her stand against rough opponents. Marty Criscuolo and John DiCesare enjoy a practice race. Girls’ Track: Row 1: Jill Prendergrast. Sharon Fadigan. Marianne Longacre. Carol Haux. Karen Sczcepaniak. Row 2: Bernadette Hayes. Patty Coyne. Tracy Cotter, Lori Bruno. Dana Racich. Charlotte Kelly. Row 3: Marie Downey. Barbara Morris. Rita Criscuolo. Susan Sharkey. Jen Palladino, Stacy Brodsky. 97 Softball Baseball: Champions of Bicentennial League (above) Jay Guyger shows real spirit, (left) Lou Konowal makes a good catch. Row 1: Coach Creciun. Joe Dempsey. Tom Toth. Mike O'Connor. Bill Dunne. Jay Guyger. Keith DeStefano. Row 2: Peter Vacca. Rich Alexy. Tony Hughes. Lou Konowal. Alan Baglivo. Row 3: Mark Zadroga. Stephen Borusiewicz. Brian Kelly. Mark Soloria. 98 f Marlee Borusiewicz concentrates on hitting a home run. fV mm Linda Hughes tags her out. KSSi2-‘,?i Row 1: Mr. Leahan. Coach. Karen Kaczmarczyk, Jen Donnelly. Joyce Basil, Sue Lincul. Terry Schultz. Row 2: Kathy Mower. Tina Porrino. Jody Samarco, Jen Flaherty. Linda Hughes. Kathy Braun. Row 3: Marlee Borusiewicz. Terry Moser. Colleen Henry. Erin McCarthy. Barb Rambo. ARCHBISHOP ENNEDY HIGH SCHOOL •EMY What could possibly be greater lhan being a Ken- nedy Senior? Excitement underlies the entire Senior year with a feeling of pride for having experienced Kennedy and also anticipation for the future. Serafina Astorino Andrea B. Barbaro Joanne A. Bojazi Alan Baglivo Joyce A. Basile Colleen M. Bonner Kimberly A. Bengen 104 Kathleen R. Borden Lester D. Bower Richard M. Alexy Rich 324 E. 13th Avenue. Conshohocken. 19428. SS. Cosmas Damian. Baseball 2. 3. 4; Basketball 2. 3. 4: Cross-Country 4. Serafina Astorino Sera 117 Race Street. Ambler. 19002. St. An- thony. Alan Baglivo 1115 Maple Street. Conshohocken. 19428. SS. Cosmas Damian. Baseball 2. 3. 4. Michael R. Barattucci Tuche 125 West Third Avenue. Conshohocken. 19428. Student Council 2; NHS 2. 3. 4: Weight Room Club 1.2. 3. 4: Football 1.2. 3. 4: Track 1.2. 3. 4. Andrea B. Barbaro Ann 7820 Nixon Street. Philadelphia. 19128. I.H.M. Joyce A. Basile 341 West 11th Avenue. Conshohocken. 19428. SS. Cosmas Damian. Office Aide 4; Softball 1.2. 3. 4. Kimberly Ann Bengen Kim 221 West 10th Avenue. Conshohocken. 19428. SS. Cosmas Damian. Choir 1; Of- fice Aide 4: Basketball 1. 2. 3: Cross- Country 2; Softball 1.2. Joanne Bojazi Jo-Jo 825 Green Valley. Philadelphia. 19128. 1. H.M. Colleen M. Bonner 1497 Blue Bell Road. Blue Bell. 19422. Epiphany. Student Council 1.4 (Vice-Pres.); NHS 2.3.4; Office Aide 3. 4; Cheerleader 1. 2. 3. 4 (Captain); French Club 3: Baseball Manager 3. 4. Kathleen R. Borden Kath 7337 Valley Avenue. Philadelphia. 19128. I.H.M. Yearbook 2; Choir 1. Lester D. Bower Denis 7310 Valley Avenue. Philadelphia. 19128. I.H.M. John J. Brady 413 West 10th Avenue. Conshohocken. 19428. Saint Matthew. Michael J. Brauckmann Mike 7420 Keiffer Street. Philadelphia. 19128. I.H.M. John J. Brady Michael J. Brauckmann 105 Kathleen M. Brown Mary Jo Brucker Deneen A. Burkholder Christopher F. Burns 106 John J. Catania Denise M. Cavalier Kathleen M. Brown Kathy 315 Belmont Avenue, Ambler, 19002. St. Anthony. Student Council 4; Prom Com- mittee 3. 4. Mary Jo Brucker 89 Lemon Street. Ambler. 19002. St. Joseph. Choir 2; Softball 1. Deneen A. Burkholder 504 Wood Street. Conshohocken. 19428. SS. Cosmas Damian. Cast Curtain Co. 4; Choir 1.2; Office Aide 4; Softball 1. Christopher F. Burns Chris 1324 Hillcrest Road, Conshohocken. 19428. St. Mary. Student Council 2. 3. 4; French Club 3; Baseball 2: Stage Crew 1: Prom Committee 4. John D. Capizzi 7021 Crease Lane. Philadelphia. 19128. I.H.M. Weight Room Club 4: Football 3. 4: Track 2. 4. Christine Capobianco Chris 7216 Skalkop Street. Philadelphia. 19128. I.H.M. Student Council 3, 4; Pep Club 1.2: Choir 1.2; Field Hockey 1.2. 3. 4: Softball 2: Track 1.3. 4: Prom Committee 3. 4. John J. Catania 1013 Maple Street. Conshohocken. 19428. St. Mary. Basketball 1.2.3. 4: Football 2. 3. 4. Denise M. Cavalier Dee 626 Turf Lane. Conshohocken. 19428. SS. Cosmas Damian. Basketball Manager 1. 2; Field Hockey 1: Softball 1.2. Denise M. Chesky Dee 641 Fulton Street. Conshohocken. 19428. St. Mary. Basketball 1.2. Joan D. Christman 812 Scotia Road. Philadelphia. 19128. I.H.M. Yearbook 1.2. 3. 4 (editor): Choir 1: Office Aide 4: French Club 3. Joseph T. Ciccolone Joe 2174 Joshua Road. Lafayette Hill. 19444. St. Philip. Edward T. Coates Chester 35 Cedar Grove Road. Conshohocken. 19428. St. Matthew. Student Council 1: Track 1. 107 108 Tracy H. Cotter Rita Anne M. Criscuolo Diane M. D'Angelo f Paul G. Colombaro Gerry 7026 Cardin Road. Philadelphia. 19128. IH.M. NHS 3. 4: Library Aide 1: French Club 3: Cross-Country 3. 4. Margaret A. Colussi Mag 411 Bannockburn Avenue. Ambler. 19002. St. Joseph. Student Council 2: Prom Com- mittee 3.4. Christine C. Conboy Chrissy 143 W. 3rd Avenue. Conshohocken. 19428. St. Matthew. Volleyball 1.2.3. 4. Michael C. Conicello 367 Roberts Avenue. Conshohocken. 19428. SS. Cosmas Damian. Michael A. Cooper Coop 853 Cathedral Road. Philadelphia. 19128. I.H.M. Baseball 2.3.4: One Act Plays 3. Thomas J. Costello Elvis 108 W. 10th Avenue. Conshohocken. 19428. St. Matthew. World Affairs Council 1: Stage Crew 1.2. Tracy H. Cotter T.C. 7328 Hill Road. Philadelphia. 19128. I.H.M. School Play 1: Choir 1. 2. 3: Office Aide 3. 4: Cross-Country 3: Track 1.2. 3. 4. Rita M. Criscuolo 8440 Chippewa Road. Philadelphia. 19128. I.H.M. Pep Club 1.2. 3: Cross-Country 1.2. 3. 4: Track 1.2. 3. 4. Dianne M. D’Angelo Dee-Dee 5449 Quentin Street. Philadelphia. 19128. St. Lucy. Softball Manager 2. Frederick J. D’Angelo Fitz 734 Manatawna Avenue. Philadelphia. 19128. I.H.M. Weight Room Club 1.2. 3. 4: Football 1.2.3. 4. Gerald J. Davis Jerry 7313 Valley Avenue. Philadelphia. 19128. I.H.M. Howard C. Daywalt Cart 160 W. 7th Avenue. Conshohocken. 19428. St. Mary. Weight Room Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Football 2. 3. 4: Track 1.2.3. 4. Daniel P. DeIZotto Dee 1004 N. Bethlehem Pike. Spring House. 19477, St. Anthony. Baseball 2. 4. Frederick J. D'Angelo Gerald J. Davis Howard C. Daywalt Daniel P. DeIZotto 109 110 Lisa M. Donnelly Sharon L. Dugan Marie L. Dunne Joseph E. Dempsey Demps 314 West 11th Avenue. Conshohocken. 19428. SS. Cosmas Damian. Student Council 4 (Sec.); Baseball 1.2.3. 4; Basket- ball 1.2.3.4. Keith W. DeStefano 1223 Woodside Road. Conshohocken. 19428: SS. Cosmas Damian. Student Council 4; Baseball 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1.2. 4. Judith A. Devenney Judy 451 Harmon Road. Philadelphia. 19128. I.H.M. Marie L. Dever 7005 Matthias Street. Philadelphia. 19128. I.H.M. Office Aide 3; Library Aide 3. Joseph D. DiMaria DiMa 627 Wood Street. Conshohocken. 19428. SS. Cosmas Damian. Baseball 4. Michele M. Donahue 433 Holly Lane. Lafayette Hill. 19444. St. Philip. Student Council 4: Choir 1.2: Office Aide 4: Prom Committee 4. Lisa M. Donnelly 8610 Wissahickon Avenue. Philadelphia. 19128. I.H.M. Student Council 2. 3. 4 (Pres.): Pep Club 1: NHS 2. 3. 4; School Play 1.2.3: Choir 1: Office Aide 1: French Club 3: Field Hockey 1.2. 3. 4: Softball 1: Prom Committee 4. Sharon L. Dugan 508 E. Hector Street. Conshohocken. 19428. St. Matthew. Pep Club 1: NHS 2. 3. 4: Cheerleader 1.2. 3: French Club 3; Prom Committee 4. Marie L. Dunne Re 831 Bells Mill Road. Philadelphia. 19128. 1. H.M. NHS 2.3.4: Choir 1.2.3: Office Aide 4: Cheerleader 1.2. 3: French Club 3. Lauren E. Everly Evelyn 7123 Valley Avenue. Philadelphia. 19128: St. Mary. NHS 2. 3. 4: Yearbook 4: Choir 3: French Club 3: Softball Manager 3. 4: Track 2. Cynthia A. Falzone 316 West 6th Avenue. Conshohocken. 19428. SS. Cosmas Damian. Office Aide 4: Prom Committee 4. Judith F. Farrell Judy 595 Wartman Street. Philadelphia. 19128. I.H.M. Student Council 4: Cheerleader 1.2. Mary R. Ferris 134 E. 8th Avenue. Conshohocken. 19428. St. Matthew. Cheerleader 1.3.4. Ill Judith F. Farrell Mary R. Ferris 112 Suzanne E. Golas MiChung Gong Stephen G. Goreski f Margaret M. Gregorio Michele A. Firman 437 Marion Avenue. Ambler. 19002. St. Anthony. Softball 1. Marianne Florin 6440 Little Henry Avenue. Philadelphia. 19128. Kathryn M. Fugelo 7437 Keiffer Street. Philadelphia. 19128. I.H.M. Softball Manager 2. 3. 4. Annemarie Gallagher Annie 2200 Oakwyn Road. Lafayette Hill. 19444. St. Philip. Cast Curtain Company 4: French Club 3. Doreen N. Gervasi 694 Renz Street. Philadelphia. 19128. I.H.M. Suzanne E. Golas 30 Kormar Road. Norristown. 19401. Epiphany. Mi-Chung Gong 525 Hallowed Street. Conshohocken. 19428. Stephen G. Goreski Steve 744 Fraley Street. Bridgeport. 19405. Sacred Heart. Weight Room Club 3. 4: Foot- ball 2. 3. 4. Margaret M. Gregorio 6907 Lawnton Street. Philadelphia. 19128. I.H.M. Yearbook 1.2. Margaret Hadfield Margie 200 Ford Street. W. Conshohocken. 19428. St. Gertrude. Maureen Hansberry Moe 3014 Church Road. Lafayette Hill. 19444. St. Philip. Pep Club 2: Cast Curtain 4: Yearbook 3. Donna M. Helgenberg Skates 7345 Hill Road. Philadelphia. 19128. I.H.M. Office Aide 1: Library Aide I. Robert T. Henry 329 West 4th Avenue. Conshohocken. 19428. St. Mary. Football 2. 3. Margaret Hadfield Maureen Hansberry Donna M. Helgenberg Robert T. Henry 113 Linda S. Hughes Anne H. Kaminski Michael J. Katona Loredana T. Isabella Marie A. Kaminski Francis J. Kaufmann Amy E. Herron 2098 Butler Pike. Plymouth Meeting. 19462. Pep Club 2. 3; Yearbook 3: Library Aide 1: Prom Committee 3. 4. Gerald T. Hickey Jerry 1303 Wells Street. Conshohocken. 19428. St. Matthew. Football 1.2; Baseball 1. Janice M. Holmes 426 Ridge Pike. Lafayette Hill. 19444. St. Philip. Choir 1. 2: Office Aide 4: French Club 3. Randy M. Hoy 240 E. 11th Avenue. Conshohocken. 19428. St. Matthew. Track 1.2. 3. 4. Sandra B. Hoy 240 E. 11th Avenue. Conshohocken. 19428. St. Matthew. Linda S. Hughes 9 Cedar Grove Road. Conshohocken. 19428. St. Matthew. Office Aide 4: Basket- ball 1.2. 3. 4; Softball 1.2.3. 4: Prom Com- mittee 4. Loredana T. Isabella Lor 5 S. Spring Garden Street. Ambler. 19002. St. Joseph. Anna H. Kaminski 477 Aurania Avenue. Philadelphia. 19128. St. Josaphat. Yearbook 3. 4: Office Aide 1. Marie H. Kaminski 477 Aurania Avenue. Philadelphia. 19128. St. Josaphat. Office Aide 1. Michael Katona Tuna 2184 Joshua Road. Lafayette Hill. 19444. St. Philip. Weight Room Club 2. 3. 4: Foot- ball 2. 3. 4; Track 2. 3. 4. Francis J. Kaufmann Frank 220 East 3th Avenue. Conshohocken. 19428. St. Matthew. Basketball 1. 115 Grace M. Kehoe Andrew Keys Harry Klotsas Gregory M. Leszczak Kimberly A. Leszczynski Suzanne M. Lincul Monica R. Lory Carolyn M. Lynch Grace M. Kehoe 1531 Fayette Street. Conshohocken. 19428. St. Matthew. Student Council 1: Of- fice Aide 3. 4; Cheerleader 1: Basketball 1. 2: Softball 1.2. Andrew Keys Andy 1988 Butler Pike. Conshohocken. 19428. Epiphany. Track 1.2.3. Harry Klotsas 848 Ayrdale Road. Philadelphia. 19128. I.H.M. Cast Curtain Company 2. 3. 4: School Play 1.2.3: Weight Room Club 1.2: Cross-Country 2: Football 1. Louis D. Konowal David 547 Wigard Avenue. Philadelphia. 19128. 1. H.M. Baseball 2.3.4: Football 1. Rosemary A. Lawrence Ro 4037 S. Warner Road. Lafayette Hill. 19444. St. Philip. Student Council 2. 3: Softball 1. 2. Karen P. Leddy 301 E. 9th Avenue. Conshohocken. 19428. St. Matthew. Student Council 1: Cast Cur- tain Company 4: Cheerleader 1.2. 3: Prom Committee 3. 4. Gregory M. Leszczak Greg 7226 Hill Road. Philadelphia. 19128. I.H.M. Cast Curtain Company 4. Kimberly A. Leszczynski Kim 417 E. 10th Avenue. Conshohocken. 19428. St. Matthew. Volleyball 1.2. 3. 4. Suzanne M. Lincul Sue 318 Fayette Street. Conshohocken. 19428. St. Matthew. Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4: Softball 1.2.3.4. Monica R. Lory 7134 Valley Avenue. Philadelphia. 19128. I.H.M. Carolyn Marie Lynch Kar 7398 A. Valley Avenue. Philadelphia. 19128. I.H.M. Choir 1: Office Aide 1.2. Gina M. Malatesta 1300 Fayette Street. Apt. 153. Con- shohocken. 19428. St. Matthew. Softball 1. Thomas J. Maloney Tom 150 E. 9th Avenue. Conshohocken. 19428. St. Matthew. Gina A. Malatesta Thomas J. Maloney 117 Carol L. McGrath Lisa M. McKeogh Frank J. McKeever Lawrence T. Meehan Gelsomina M. Marino Jessie 335 Edgewood Drive. Ambler. 19002. St. Anthony. Cast Curtain Co. 4; French Club 3; Prom Committee 4. Leonard D. Martelli Len 399 Dearnely Street. Philadelphia. 19128. St. Lucy. Weight Room Club 2. 3. 4: Foot- ball 2. 3. 4. Christopher Mastrocola Chris 318 Maple Street. Conshohocken. 19428. SS. Cosmas Damian. Veronica K. McCarrick Ronnie 3023 Meredith Lane. Morristown. 19401. Epiphany. John J. McCarthy 126 East 7th Avenue. Conshohocken. 19428. St. Matthew. Student Council 2: Football 1.2; Track 1.2. 3. 4. Donna M. McGill 614 Palairet Road. Philadelphia. 19128. I.H.M. Carol L. McGrath 212 East 8th Avenue. Conshohocken, 19428. St. Matthew. Pep Club 1.2.3: Office Aide 2. 3: Cheerleader 1.2. 3: French Club 3: Prom Committee 4. Frank J. McKeever 205 West 7th Avenue. Conshohocken. 19428. St. Mary. Track 1.4. Lisa M. McKeogh 412 Paoli Avenue. Philadelphia. 19128. I.H.M. Student Council 3. 4 (Treas.): Cast Curtain Co. 4: School Play 1.2: Choir 1.2. 3: Library Aide 2: Field Hockey 1. Lawrence T. Meehan Larry 7331 Valley Avenue. Philadelphia. 19128. I.H.M. Student Council 1. 4: MHS 3. 4: Cross-Country 1.2. Kelly A. Michel Kel 7400 Henry Avenue. Philadelphia. 19128. I.H.M. Choir 1. Deborah A. Mooney Debbie 7324 Valley Avenue. Philadelphia. 19128. I.H.M. Choir 1: Office Aide 2. 3: Baseball Manager 1.2.3. 4: Basketball Manager 2. 119 Kelly A. Michel Deborah A. Mooney Kathleen C. Moore Marie F. Muller Mary E. Murphy Jennifer M. Oakes Maria T. Padula Anthony J. Pagano 120 Kathleen C. Moore 16 East First Avenue. Conshohocken. 19428. St. Matthew. Helen A. Morrison 377 Green Lane. Philadelphia. 19128. I.H.M. Student Council 2. 3: Pep Club 1. 2. 3; Cast Curtain Co. 4: Choir 1: Office Aide 2: French Club 3; Prom Committee 3. 4. Margaret H. Mucha Margo 7430 Keiffer Street. Philadelphia. 19128. I.H.M. Choir 1. Marie F. Muller 6903 Lawnton Street. Philadelphia. 19128. 1. H.M. Student Council 4; Pep Club 1; Year- book 2. Mary Beth Murphy 317 Edgewood Drive. Ambler. 19002. St. Anthony. NHS 3. 4: Cast Curtain Co. 2. 3. 4; School Play 3: Office Aide 4; Prom Com- mittee 3. 4. Jennifer M. Oakes 35 Corson Road. Conshohocken. 19428. St. Matthew. NHS 3. 4: Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4: Softball 1.2. Maria T. Padula Mary 257 Bannockburn Avenue. Ambler. 19002. St. Joseph. Choir 1: Office Aide 1. Anthony J. Pagano 428 West 6th Avenue. Conshohocken. 19428. SS. Cosmas Damian. Basketball 2. Tammy C. Pasqualini Tam 39 Wood Street. Conshohocken. 19428. SS. Cosmas Damian. Basketball 1. 2: Softball 1.2. Mary Ellen T. Pettine 1 Karen Road. Norristown. 19401. SS. Cosmas Damian. Basketball 1; Softball 1. 2.3.4. Sandra A. Philbin Sandy 909 Inverness Lane. Philadelphia. 19128. I.H.M. French Club 3. John F. Phipps Jeff 3012 Jolly Road. Norristown. 19401. Epiphany. Football 1. Maryellen T. Pettine 121 Sandra A. Philbin John F. Phipps Joelle J. Proietto Michael J. Plower James A. Pierce Anthony J. Raffaele D. Matthew Radatti Valerie J. Ramei Kellyanne M. Reardon 122 Harry L. Reed Mark G. Rogalski Pamela Righter Marc F. Rossi James A. Pierce 630 E. Hector Street. Conshohocken. 19428. St. Matthew. Football 1: Track 3. Michael J. Plower Mike 115 East Third Avenue. Conshohocken. 19428. St. Matthew. Weight Room Club 1. 3. 4: Football 2. 4: Track 3. 4. Joelle J. Proietto 120 Weadleytown Road. King of Prussia. 19406. Sacred Heart. Student Council 1: French Club 2: Basketball 1: Field Hockey 1; Volleyball 1.2.3. Dominick M. Radatti Matthew 911 Wood Street. Conshohocken. 19428. SS. Cosmas Damian. Cast Curtain Co. 4. Anthony J. Raffaele 658 Renz Street. Philadelphia. 19128. I.H.M. Valerie J. Ramel Val 8621 Sagamore Road. Philadelphia. 19128. I.H.M. Office 3. 4: Prom Committee 4. Kelly M. Reardon Kel 709 Ivins Road. Philadelphia. 19128. St. Josaphat. Student Council 2. 3: Pep Club 1. 2.3: Choir 1: Office Aide 1.2.3. Harry L. Reed 282 W. Spring Garden Street. Ambler. 19002. St. Joseph. Baseball 2. 4. Pamela Righter 7003 Matthias Street. Philadelphia. 19128. Office Aide 2. 3. 4. Mark G. Rogalski 541 Basilica Circle. Philadelphia. 19128. I.H.M. MHS 3. 4; Yearbook 4: French Club 3. 4; Track 1.2. Marc F. Rossi 245 West 12th Avenue. Conshohocken. 19428. SS. Cosmas Damian. Joseph F. Saraiva 513 Jefferson Street. Morristown. 19401. SS. Cosmas Damian. MHS 2. 3. 4: Year- book 4: French Club 3: Basketball 1.2.3. Patricia A. Scairato 604 Treaty Road. Morristown. 19401. Epiphany. Student Council 2: Choir 1: Of- fice Aide 4. Joseph F. Saraiva Patricia A. Scairato 123 124 James Smith Nancy Stagliano John T. Staudenmayer Maureen Stillman Diane L. Suchonic Larry W. Swanson Karen M. Schaffer 7004 Cardin Road. Philadelphia. 19128. I.H.M. Pep Club 1; School Play 1.2. 3; Choir 1: French Club 3: Field Hockey 1.2.4: Soft- ball 1: Prom Committee 3. 4. Holly E.Scheid 717 Ivins Road. Philadelphia. 19128. I.H.M. Choir 1: Office Aide 2. 3. Susan M. Sharkey 7425 Hill Road. Philadelphia. 19128. I.H.M. Pep Club 1.2. 3: Choir 1. 2: Track 2. 3. 4; Prom Committee 4. Beth Ann Smith Beth 535 Wartman Street. Philadelphia. 19128. 1. H.M. Student Council 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 1. 2. 3: Cast Curtain Co. 1.2. 3: School Play 1.2. 3: Choir 1: Office Aide 1: French Club 3. James Smith Jim 629 Pen Ambler Road. Ambler. 19002. St. Anthony. Nancy Stagliano 844 Thomas Road. Lafayette Hill. 19444. SS. Cosmas Damian. Student Council 2. 4: Pep Club 2. 3: NHS 2. 3. 4: Cast Curtain Co. 3: Yearbook 3: Choir 2. 3: Office Aide 4: Library Aide 2: Softball 3. John T. Staudenmayer 121 Sutcliffe Lane. Conshohocken. 19428. SS. Cosmas G Damian. Student Council 2: Weight Room Club 1.2. 3. 4: Football 1.2. 3. 4: Track 1.4. Maureen Stillman 445 East 10th Avenue. Conshohocken. 19428. St. Matthew. French Club 3. Diane L. Suchonic 872 Ayrdale Road. Philadelphia. 19128. I.H.M. NHS 2. 3. 4: Yearbook 3. 4: Office Aide 4; Cheerleader 1.2. 3: French Club 3. Diane M. Sulik 417 Dearnley Street. Philadelphia. 19128. I.H.M. Student Council 4; NHS 2. 3. 4: Cast Curtain Co. 2. 3. 4: School Play 1. 2. 3: Choir 1.2.3: French Club 3. Larry W. Swanson 7434 Hill Road. Philadelphia. 19128. I.H.M. Track 3. 4. Andrew J. Sydek 245 Rochelle Avenue. Philadelphia. 19128. St. Josaphat. Choir 1; Weight Room Club 1. 2: Football 1: Track 2. David J. Szczecinski Ski 1100 New DeHaven Street. W. Con- shohocken. 19428. St. Mary. Track 3. 4. Andrew J. Sydek David J. Szczecinski 125 Cheryl A. Tozzi Brian P. Tinneny Joan C. Tammany Anthony E. Vivino Jacqueline A. Volker 126 Joan C. Tammany Joanie 229 Moorehead Avenue. W. Con- shohocken. 19428. St. Gertrude. Office Aide 1.2; Library Aide 3. 4. Brian P. Tinneny 548 Cathedral Road. Philadelphia. 19128. St. Mary. NHS 3. 4; Yearbook 3. 4; French Club 3: Track 1,2. Cheryl A. Tozzi 8712 Sagamore Road. Philadelphia. 19128. I.H.M. Student Council 2. 3. 4; NHS 2. 3. 4; School Play 1.2. 3; Choir 1; Office Aide 1. 4: French Club 3. Anthony L. Venezia Tony 227 West 9th Avenue. Conshohocken. 19428. SS. Cosmas Damian. Student Council 1. 2. 3. 4; NHS 2. 3. 4: Weight Room Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 1.2. 3. 4. Victoria M. Vetro Vicky 209 Southern Avenue. Ambler. 19002. St. Joseph. Cast Curtain Co. 2. 3. 4: Choir 1; Office Aide 4; French Club 3. Anthony E. Vivino Tony 850 Ronnie Lane. Philadelphia. 19128. I.H.M. School Play 1; Weight Room Club 4; Football 1.4: Track 2. 3. 4. Jacqueline Volker Jackie 7375 Valley Avenue. Philadelphia. 19128. I.H.M. Basketball 1.2. 3. 4. Gary M. Walsh 8719 Lykens Lane. Philadelphia. 19128. I.H.M. Football 3. 4. Robert A. Westgate 8642 Steeple Drive. Philadelphia. 19128. I.H.M. Theresa M. Wisniewski 3001 Edmonds Road. Lafayette Hill. 19444. St. Philip. Office Aide 4. Paul Wolfrom 326 West 3rd Avenue. Conshohocken. 19428. St. Mary. Student Council 2; NHS 2. 3. 4; Yearbook 4: School Play 1. 2. 3: French Club 3. Mark A. Zadroga 308 Coates Street. Bridgeport. 19405. Sacred Heart. Baseball 2.3. 4. Theresa M. Wisniewski Paul Wolfrom Mark A. Zadroga 127 We are the “Special ” 129 130 131 132 f 133 Baccalaureate and Commencement • «Set A fond farewell to the Class of ’ . . . our best wishes