Benedictine High School - Benedictine Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1985 volume:

I I I I EMERGING 85 BENEDICTINE HIGH SCHOOL 2900 MARTIN LUTHER KING DR. CLEVELAND, OHIO 44104 Volume 45 1984-1985 EMERGING 85 The 1984-1985 yearbook staff has named this year 's publication, EMERGING '85. The reason why we decided to name our yearbook this is because of all the changes that are taking place throughout our school. Among these changes are the renovation of our science building, the building of a new chapel, and the construction of anew addition to St. Andrew Abbey. We the seniors, will not totally benefit from these changes, but we these changes will truly help Benedictine emerge totally as the “Home of Champions. ” r - Table of Contents Seniors 8-33 Underclass 34-59 Athletics 60-95 Activities 96-129 Faculty 130-145 Ads 146-174 1985 YEARBOOK STAFF MODERATOR Mr. Joseph Csazar EDITOR-IN-CHIEF David M. Kail ASSISTANT EDITOR Frank Mulac SENIOR EDITOR Jim O'Loughlin UNDERCLASS EDITOR Tony St. John ACTIVITIES Edward Reardon ATHLETICS Louis Mincek FACULTY Matt Figler BUSINESS Jim Jagels COVER John Waitinas PHOTOGRAPHERS Paul Kubek — Head John Banasik Vern Meyers Kevin Pendleton FEATURE EDITOR Eric Orzech Dave Kopper DEDICATION The 1985 Yearbook is dedicated to Mr. Brian Nolan. Even though he has only been at Benedictine for four years, he has earned the respect of his fellow teachers, the administration, and most importantly of his students. Mr. Nolan has played an important role in the success of Benedictine. He has been the Senior English and Study Skills teacher for the past four years. He helped coach the 1981 football team to a state title. He helped coach this year’s team to a playoff appearance. He has coached the wrestling team to a place where they are now respected throughout Northeast Ohio. We, the Yearbook Staff, felt it was time to reward this man for all the time and effort he has put into Benedictine to truly make it ‘‘The Home of Champions.” Accounting II Looking Up The Corporate Ladder Whuh?! The Benny Mob 10 Joseph Adorno IFootball 1 [Spanish Club 2 [Bennett Staff 3 I David Arnesoe J German Cub 2-3 Untramurals 2 [Stage Crew 2-4 Debate 3-4 IN.H.S. 3-4 J David Ayes IBasketball 1-4 IFootball 1-4 Untramurals 1-4 Fred Birk J Intramurals 1-4 Stovo Archer German Club 2-3 Stage Crew 2 Matt Augistine Cross Country 1-4 German Club 1-2 Intramurals 1-2 N.H.S. 2-4 Track 1 Louis Barle Basketball 1-4 Intramurals 1-2 Baseball 2 Eric Brown Intramurals 1-4 Football 1-2 Lao Bujwalo Chess Club 1-4 Intramurals M N.H.S. 3 Cross Country 4 Ronald Carson Track 1 Football 1 Intramurals 1-3 Drama Club 2-3 Spanish Club 3 John Cingil Intramurals 1-4 Spanish Club 1-4 Baseball 2-3 Bennett Staff 4 John Cots Band 1-3 Cross Country 1 French Club 1, 3 Key Club 1-2 N.H.S. 3-4 Intramurals 1-4 Michail Burke Intramurals M Cross Country 1-4 Pat Cartillone Spanish Club 1-3 Baseball 1-4 Football 1-4 Intramurals 1-4 Wrestling 2 Bennett Staff 4 Brin Coopsr Band 1-4 Chess Club 1 Intramurals 1-4 Key Club 1 Spanish Club 1-4 Bennett Staff 1-4 Debate 3-4 N.H.S. 3-4 Stsvin Curtis French Club 1 Intramurals 1-4 Track 1-2 Spanish Club 3-4 Wrestling 1-4 Richard Cuva German Club 4 David D'Agalo Spanish Club 1-2 Intramurals 2 Ski Club 3-4 Kan Dainlngar Intramurals 1-4 Baseball 1-4 Spanish Club 1-2 Class Officer 2-3 Football 2-4 Edward DICIeco Wrestling 1-2 Intramurals 4 Tony Damanta Intramurals 1-4 French Club 1 Debate 4 BenettStaffA Carlton Darrall Intramurals 1-4 Class Officer 1-2 Football 1-4 Tim DwJohn Intramurals 2-4 Patrick DiPlatro Football 1-4 Class Officer 1-3 Baseball 1 Intramurals 1 13 The New Dean The Man at Work .. Yeah? Good Mor 14 Mirk Dobrinski Basketball 2-4 Golf 4 Jimis Dowdell Intramurals 1-4 Track 1-2 Joseph Durny Intramurals 1-3 French Club 1-2 German Club 3-4 Tirnci Dunn Basketball 3 Spanish Club 3-4 Charles Eggleston French Club 1-2 Intramurals 1-4 Spanish Club 3-4 Bowling 3-4 Jesse Erwin Intramurals 1-4 Mitt Figler Cross Country 1-4 German Club 1-4 Track 1-4 Yearbook 2, 4 Key Club 3 Beb Ferencs Football 1 Wrestling 1-4 German Club 2 David Flowirs Intramurals 1-4 French Club 1 Bennett Staff 3-4 Troy Grova Michaal Giraay Intramurals 1-4 Bennett Staff 3-4 Football 2-4 Stava Harrison Football 4 Track 4 Intramurals 4 Edward Gnu Intramurals 1-4 John Gulnan Wrestlig 1-4 Cross Country 2-3 German Club 2 Golf 4 Bennett Staff 4 Tkaoas Haliska Football 1 Intramurals 1-4 Bennett Staff 2-4 German Club 1-3 Mickaal Harbst Baseball 1-4 Football 1-4 Basketball 1 Intramurals 1-4 German Club 3-4 Bennett Staff 3-4 Kevin Hughes Lib. Worker 3-4 James Jagels Band 1-3 German Club 1-3 Intramurals 1-4 Ski Club 1-4 Matthew Judy Cross Country 1 Chess Club 2-4 N.H.S. 3-4 Paul Klcher Baseball 1-2 Spanish Club 1-2 Class Officer 2-4 Intramurals 2-4 Charles Isaac Football 1-4 Intramurals 1-4 French Club 1-2 Spanish Clb 3-4 Track 1-4 Eric Johnson Band 1 Intramurals 3, 4 David Kail Football 1-4 Intramurals 1-4 Wrestling 1-4 French Club 1-3 N.H.S. 3-4 Yearbook 3-4 Kevin Kobunski Football 1 French Club 1 Intramurals 1-4 Wrestling 2-3 Spanish Club 3-4 Edward Kocsis French Club 1-3 Intramurals 2-3 Track 2 Stanton Korinek Intramurals 1-4 Football 1-4 Wrestling 1 Class Officer 3 German Club 3-4 Track 3-4 N.H.S. 3-4 Paul Kuback German Club 1-4 Cross Country 1-4 Intramurals 1-4 N.H.S. 3-4 John Liadarbach Basketball 1-3 Football 1 Intramurals 1-4 Bennett Staff 3-4 Dalvid Koppar Intramurals 1-4 Spanish Club 1-3 Bowling 2-4 German Club 4 Yearbook 4 Robart Kozak Chess Club 1-4 German Club 1-4 Intramurals 1-4 N.H.S. 3-4 Michaal Lambert German Club 2-3 Intramurals 2-4 Lib. Worker 3-4 Tarranca Little Intramurals 1 Wrestling 2 N.H.S. 3-4 Jimes Molar Intramurals 1-4 Chess Club 1 French Club 1 Bowling 3-4 N.H.S. 3-4 Golf 3-4 William Moiroi Intramurals 1, 3 German Club 3 French Club 4 Frink Mulic Baseball 1-4 Class Officer 1-4 Intramurals 1-4 Football 1-4 Main Office Worker 3-4 N.H.S. 3-4 Jimis O’loughlin German Club 1-4 Ski Club 3-4 N.H.S. 3-4 Band 1 Soccer Club 1-2 Yearbook 4 Lou Mincak Football 1-2 French Club 1-3 Class Officer 1 N.H.S. 3-4 Jokn Morris Intramurals 2-4 German Club 3-4 Diniil Nousik i Eric Orzock German Club 1-4 N.H.S. 3-4 Intramurals 1-4 Lib. Worker 2-3 Key Club 2-4 Student Mgr. 1-4 Yearbook 4 24 Kivln Owins German Club 1-4 Key Club 1-4 Intramurals 2-3 Band 4 Kivln Pandlaton Band 1-2 Intramurals 1-4 Wrestling 1-2 Lib. Worker 2-3 Spanish Club 2 Track 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Martin Phillips Baseball 1 Intramurals 1-4 Basketball 1 Football 1, 3 German Club 2 Mark Prato Football 1-4 French Club 1-3 Intramurals 1-4 Wrestling 1 N.H.S. Fraik Panavlc German 2-4 Bennett Staff 3-4 Edward Patrick German Club 2-4 Kavln Powars Intramurals 1-4 German 2-3 Bennett Staff 4 Edward Reardon Spanish Club 1 Cross Country 2-4 Track 2 Intramurals 3 Ski Club 3-4 Bennett Staff 4 Yearbook 4 25 28 Wade Smith Football 1 Intramurals 1-4 Bowling 2-4 German Club 2 Andrew Sperhac Guidance Worker 1 Chess Club 1 German Club 1-4 Intramurals 1-4 David St. John Cross Country 1-4 German Club 1-4 Track 1-4 N.H.S. 3-4 Guidance Worker 4 Pit Trivtson Football 1 Intramurals 1-4 Spanish Club 3-4 Bennett Staff 4 William Soltes Intramurals 1-4 German Club 2-4 N.H.S. 3-4 Aithoiy Spring French Club 1-3 Intramurals 1-4 N.H.S. 3-4 Wrestling 3 Darryl Taylor Cross Country 1 Track 1 German Club 1-3 Intramurals 1-2 Student Council 1 Band 4 � i Bret Tirkall German Club 1-4 Debate 1-3 Intramurals 1-4 Basketball 2-3 Baseball 2-3 N.H.S. 3-4 Russ Rennackar Wrestling 1-4 Band 2-4 Dili Robertson Band 1 Intramurals 1-4 German Club 1-4 Guidance Worker 1 Chess Club 2-3 N.H.S. 3-4 Louis Rox Intramurals 1-3 Football 1 Track 1-3 Danon Scott Class Officer 1-2 Spanish Club 1-4 Intramurals 1-2 Wrestling 2 Lib. Worker 4 Guidance Worker 4 Kevin Roberts Bennett Staff 1-4 German Club 1-3 Intramurals 1-4 Debate 3-4 Ski Club 4 Janes Roth Drama Club 1-2, 4 German Club 2 Intramurals 3-4 Anthony Sara Football 1-4 Main Office Worker 3 Eric Seaton Football 1-4 Spanish Club 1 Intramurals 1-4 Track 1, 3-4 Bennett Staff 4 30 John Wiilinas Footbll 1-4 French Club 1 Track 1-2 Bennett Staff 3-4 Yearbook Staff 3-4 Intramurals 1-4 Wrestling 4 I Mirk U|czo i Drama Club 1-4 i Intramurals 1-4 i Lib. Worker 1-4 i Main Office Worker I Edward Ward IBowling 1-4 i Football 1 Track 1 UN.H.S. 3-4 i Class Officer 4 I Intramurals 1-4 Edward Wilis German Club 1-4 Intramurals 3 ‘1 Terence Williams I Football 1-4 I Basketball 1-4 i Lib. Worker 3-4 Charlis Wurts Ski Club 1 German Club 1-2 Intramurals 1-4 Stavan Zabak Guidance Worker 1-, French Club 1-2 Student Council 1-3 Intramurals 1-4 Bennett Staff 2-4 I Rmsi Yarbrough i Basketball 1 ,1 French Club 1-2 l Intramurals 1-4 future Benedtchne Bus Drivers Discussing me Cosrros More Construction inconveniences Benedictine Honor Students UNDERCLASS UNDERCLASS UNDERCLASS UNDERCLASS UNDERCLASS UNDERCLASS UNDERCLASS UNDERCLASS UNDERCLASS UNDERCLASS UNDERCLASS UNDERCLASS UNDERCLASS UNDERCLASS UNDERCLASS UNDERCLASS UNDERCLASS UNDERCLASS UNDERCLASS UNDERCLASS CLASS OF 86 Left to Right Mike tacolano. Treasurer; Tony St. John. Vice-President; Chris Shea. President; Joe Browne. Secretary. Junior Class Officers Moderator: Mr. Joseph Csaszar Tony Adomailes Dave Asseff Mike Balti John Banasik Comas Bell Derek Billingsley Tony Blakely Bryan Boland Ron Bowman Herman Brooks Tony Brown Joe Browne Roy Buckner Englenn Burkes Louie Carcelli Chris Carlson Dean Caserio Mike Casey 36 John Cerne Joe Collura Nothing kke cafeteria cooking. Nauman joins the cheerleaders. Kevin Cooper John Corbley Pat Cullen Dave Curtis Bill Dailey John Danvic Rich Davis Mike Derkacs Tony DeJohn Chuck DiCicco John DiCicco Bob Disanto John Dlugolinski Bob Dow Phil Dorsey Tom Dragmen Robert Dunn Joe Fakult Kent Fear Marty Federico Fenton Fitzpatrick Pat Fleming Jim Flynn 37 Stephen Fore Dean Fortman Bill Fuhry Derrick Fulton Kevin Gallagher Paul Golias Alfredo Gonzales Gary Gosiewski John Grady Steve Grushetsky Mike Hall Nick Harris Tom Hilbert Scott Hippen Terry Holecek Kevin Horvath Kimmet Hudson Mike lacofano Brian James Jeff Jones John Jones Mike Jones Stephen Jones John Kasulaitis Bob Kasunic 38 John Keglovich Mike King John Kocsis Trausch and Boland try their luck at Donkey Kong Crash. Bubbles. Inspector Gadget, and Junglebutt Dale Kodek Tony Krebs Mikey Kristosik Dave Kytle DaveLabuda Tom l.ang Joe Laurienzo Julius Longshaw Peter Mackin Joe Marcoguiseppi Matt Martin Angelo Mascia Rich Mayzik Larry Mazza John McHugh Paul McMillan Steve McNeal Scott McNulty Vern Meyers Jerry Miller Dave Moravick Dave Morris 39 Mark Mrazek Dwayne Murray Scoll Namelh Dan Nauman Maurice Odom Carmen Olivo John Palumbo John Perchinske John Perkowski Paul Perry Tom Pelrick Steve Pikus Errol Porter Dave Proboski John Reali Mike Reardon Bryan Reed Ken Redd Chris Roberto Ron Roberts John Russ Mike Salem Ben Salvadori Dino Sara Bob Schaeter A bird m the hand ts worth two m the bush Chuck Skywaker DiCicco takes it to the hoop ,1 40 Jim Schlemmer Jim Schwonek What's the answer to number 2? Joe SixEyes Fakuti Rob Selby Chris Shea Pat Shea Glenn Skuta Rich Sorm Steve Spisak John Starkey Jim Staron Tony St. John Tim Strauss Lennon Taylor Bryan Telepak Ken Trausch Will Turek Tony Vaccariello Sam Valletto Tom Velotta Eric Verderber John Vitale Chuck Voase Larry Wanke Tim Wenzel Pat Whalen 41 Ted While Jim Woodford Jerry Wrobel Jeff Zahorsky Paul latter Chris Zimnicki NOT PICTURED: Paul Bellini Find the wounded soldier P C Hip. Ice, and Joe go hawaoan. Sammy pawls his horse Mark, in one of tus more chipper moods 42 Carrollon relreatcrs Bryan Reed; walking taU What are you lookm at? Joey’s drug dealing ring Fed and Veloi are locked out of homeroom again CLASS OF ’87 Sophomore Class Officers Moderator: Fr. Gary Hoover Left lo Righf: Jvn Rogers. Vice-President. Damian Konkoty. President. Gten Hess. Secretary; Dale Smyihe. Treasurer Andy Ardo Jim Amato Cliff Arrington Sieve Balias Mike Basie Jim Benson Mike Boseo Kevin Brown Ed Brzozowski George Brzozowski Tom Burke Cliff Calloway John Camacho Carl Camillo Gary Carrington Frank Caruso Mike Cheatham Bob Clark 44 Pat Cosgrove Chris O'Amato Rini. Clark. andHalapy in Biology lab. Konkofy instructs a tresbman at orientation. Derrick Deni Tony DiVmcenzo John Dixon Doug Durrah Todd Easier Brian English Gerg Evanick Paul Fedor Mark Figler Eric Fouche Aaron Frierson Gene Gates Pal Gennarelli Jules Gilliam Robert Gilmore Bill Glinka Chris Giordano Mike Halapy Thomas Harrell Glen Heiss Dennis Henry Bretl Horton Simpson Huggins 45 Brian lacolano Rich Jablonski Keith Jettries Robert Johnson Eric Jones Mike Judy Kevin Karlik Steve Kaselak Mark Kennedy John Kocevar Chuck Kocinski Jim Koers Damian Konkoly Mark Konopka Chris Kostiha Tony Krccic Mike Kreczko Jerry Kupetz John Lacombe Brian Lester Dave Lop at o Joe D'Agostino Bob Mora vick Marcellas Nealy Daniel Newton Roddy and Stevens on their benders Students look anxious to sample the new food 46 Joe Novak BUI Nugent Ken Oleksa Twins? Another tbnti nq Biology class Jimmy Olivo Matt Palumbo Dave Pappa Mike Patterson Jack Petersen Dan Piunno Pich Powell Mike Powers Mark Prather Scott Rini Mike Rodak Kevin Roddy Jim Rogers Vince Salupo Eric Sandor Mike Santa Anthony Sava Mike Schaefer Doug Scholle Dan Schroeder Ed Schwartz Steve Shenk 47 Brian Sheridan Cyril Shields Dale Smyulhe Dennis Spuzzillo Mike Slerkel Rob Stevens Jim McMullen Ed Stuczynski Jim Tatonelli Thomas Teague Chris Tews Tony Tucker Jeff Uniatowski Chris Veres Prince Ward Tony Wawrzynski Jeff Wehner Mike Whalen Forrest White Kevin White Eugene Williams Tom Yessler Lewis Zajac Tom Zdanowicz Ray Zcmek Chris Zenda 48 Ft Robert's rumrunner section Hey. get that deer out ol here' Hut Rogers ts a hum ■ Doug's a tittle camera shy Chit picks at his lunch 1 Like, will I be in the yearbook ? 49 CLASS OF ’88 Standing. Lett to Right: Ft. Chris. Andy Augis. Bin Murphy. Kevin Mucci. Greg Gatto. Preston Hnsko. Reggie Smith Sitting: Brian Simpson. Tim Lauro. Mike Garred. Tony Russo. Ron Grosei. Dave Mozina. Cuyden Darreti Freshman Class Officers Moderator: Fr. Christopher Schwartz Andre Abrams Vince Adomaites Ray Adrine Noel Alexander Bill Andrews Chuck Armao Chris Arrietta Branson Ashford Andy Augis Mall Balli Dave Barney Paul Bari Marlin Brabson Todd Brinkman Aaron Brill Nathan Brown Ron Brzoska Bruce Buchanan 50 Mike Butler Mike Carey Freshmen and parents at orientation Luca Carpirtelli Lou Cavallari John Chercourt Brian Cingel LeShun Collins Rob Consilio Curt Cousincau Kyle Crane Steve Croom Jim Crotty Cuydell Darrell Joe DeFranco Bob Dietz Mark Ditomas Dominic Dorazio Bob Emrhein Jorge Espinosa Damon Ewing Shawn Fields Dave Fleck Vince Flournoy Vince Floyd Don Fralc 5i Russo bears the crucifix Aman Gamble Mike Gar red Greg Gallo Bernard Gennarelli Bill Gonzalez John Grau Bill Griffin Kevin Grobelny Ron Grosel A! Halle Von Eric Harris Steve Hart Anthony Herbsl John Hlavin Ammon Howard Chris Howard Derrick Howse Preston Hrisko phil Irvin Scott Jaroscak Tyrone Johnson Raymond Johnson Dave Jordan John Jukiewicz Ed Kearns 52 Spank discusses the day s events with Vince Freshmen reach lor the sky Ed Kobylinski Mike Kubek TimLauro Val Lester Iman Lewis Allen Lighlner Tom Luczywo Tony Maccjko Mike Marolla Tony Malcjka Mane May Tim Miller Bill Misconish Dave Morchak Dave Moztna Kevin Mucci Chris Murphy Bill Murphy Joe Mullillo Bob Napoli Jim Nawarskas Mike Nelson Kevin Noble Mike Novak Mark Oblak 53 Mike O'Connor John O'Neill Chuck Pause Joe Patrick Dan Perry Bill Phelan Jeff Piorkowski Sean Quilligan Jett Radachy Tim Radigan Scotty Reese Joe Rinn Paul Roberto Greg Romano Derrek Royster Tony Russo Greg Schmitz Paul Schwonek Matt Sedivy Martin Seidel Tony Semirale Rick Sharp Sean Shoda Brian Simpson Reggie Smith 54 w'H'e Smith M e Sottes Pat St. John Richard Strekat Frsche-r stuxyts an ottfhriovs fresnman ptvl ston pot er,J sia sC C'3Vj,,ntorc'°„ pave Jim Svihtik Mark Tibaldi Dan Tr giam John Vargo Kevm Verrastro Paul Waitinas Sill Walter Derek Warner Hen Whitehead Marc Wilson SZT 55 Dunn and the boys. Ru ug 'Lee 2? Goodnight. Denny and Joey Ft. Dominic administers Communion to Russ and AKen. Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder No comment. Mrs Beltice's 3rd period Show and Tell class. Oumby attempts a iumf shol Up lais victim to the lock out rule Fed and the crew i Guess who s at the bottom % % 57 58 59 ATHLETICS VARSITY FOOTBALL Row 1L to R D. Kali, M Gurney. F Mutac. T. Sara. T Whams. S Kormek. M HerbsI. P DiPelro. C. Darrel. P Kenney. K Deminger. P. CarteFone. M Preio. Coach August Bossu Row 2 L to R C. Isaac. S Harrison. B Sealon. K. Redd. R. Dunn. T. Blakely. K. Hudson. S. ReaS. K. Gallagher. B dark. J. Wrote!. J. Mar-cogmseseppi. Row 3Lto R 0. Ayna. D. Fortman. A Adomaites. L. Wanke. M. Rodak. K. Roddy. P. Cosgrove. S. Rm. S. Flynn. S. Balias Row 4 L to R: Coaches Thamann. Bortruck. Russ. R. Alien. T. Zdanowtcz. M Kennedy. J. Ceme. J. McMuikn. M Pakjmbo KneeingL to R Jaroscak. Herbst. Darei BHS 44 Normandy 12 BHS 12 Warren 22 BHS 20 John Marshall 0 BHS 10 Brecksvitte 0 BHS 31 Fremont Ross 14 BHS 20 Walsh-Jesuit 19 BHS 7 Lake Cathokc 34 BHS 14 Central Cath. 6 BHS 16 Ignatius 14 BHS 7 Westlake 10 'Playoff Game 62 Punter: Scott Rmi Another rough day in the trenches for Frank and Mike. Fr. Fiotian Award winner Stan Korinek. The 1984 footbll season was a good one for Coach Bossu’s Bengals. The Bengals advanced to the state playoffs, after posting a 7-2 record during the regular season. An overtime field goal by Westlake ended the Bengals season in the Regional Playoff game. The Bengals opened the season with a big victory over Normandy but followed with a loss to tough Warren Western Reserve. The Bengals then strung together four staight victories including a 31-14 trouncing of state ranked Fremont Ross and a thrilling last second victory over Walsh Jesuit on a field goal by Mike Gurney 20-19. Week seven was one to be forgotten with Lake Catholic being the opponent and victor. The Bengals bounced back to beat an always tough Central Catholic. The regular season was ended with a touchdown pass from Larry Wanke to Mike Herbst with less than a minute remaining in the game to beat St. Ignatius 16-14. 63 64 The learn gathers around Coach Bossu for an inspirational pep talk. the offensive Sne gels set for some trench warfare. 65 K. D. breaking to daylight. Stash attempts to block a Westlake pass. Linemen Dave KaU and Chuck Isaac getting instructions from Coach Bortmck. Carlton Darrell makes the hit. 66 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL f Row L to P D. Asseff. M. Mrazek. A. Mascia. J. Russ. S. Grushelsky. P. Fleming. A. Aido Second Row L to R: D. Durrah. D. Dent. C. D'Amalo. D. Nauman. J. terson. D. Caseno. J. Zahorsky. P Ward Third Row L to R: T DiVmcenzo, R. Zemek. B Sheridan. J. Starkey. M. Casey. C. Zenda. D. Pappa Fourth Row L to R: ach T Russ. G. Brzozowski. T. DeJohn. D. Spuzzitio. E. Stuczynski. J. Kocevar. W Tyus Fifth Row L to R Coach A. Bortnick. M Santa. C. Bek. D Fulton. T. St bn, T. Velotta. L. Zajac, J. Rogers The 1984 football season for the Junior Varsity was a very wd one. In their seven game season, they were 5 2 0. ley opened up the season with a win over Normandy 12 0. ext. they defeated John Marshall by a score of 8 0. In the ird week, they had a slight setback with a loss to St. Joe‘s, jt in the next game they shut out St. Ignatius. Throughout e season, they had four shut outs and out-scored their op-wents 88-30. BHS 12 Normandy 0 BHS 8 John Marshall 0 BHS 6 SI. Joe's 14 BHS 6 Ignatius 0 BHS 0 Holy Name 8 BHS 20 Lake Cath. 8 BHS 38 Padua 0 67 Row 1 L to R: K. Jeroslero. N. Alexander, M Halley, A. Howard, C. Darrel. K. Mucce. W Smith. D. House. I. King, B Waller, M Bat0 Row 2 L to R: Coad O'Shaughnessy. D Trigiani. 0 Mozina, 6 Espono a, V. Adomaites, P Hrisko. A Herbst. R Grose!, A Augus, B. Cingel, C Armao. M Kubek, K Grobehy, D Barney Row 3 L to R V. Lester. J. O'Neil, M Nelson. M. O'Connor, B Morphy, B Bari, M Motalta, J Varpo. B. Solles, R. Sharp. R. Conoco, D. Perry Row 4 L toR D. Radachey, S. Shoda. M Garred, A Russo, J Crolty. P Waitinas Row 5 L to R: L. CoOins. D. Royster. B Simson. D. Jordan, V. Hams, T. Johnson. D. Morcher, R Smith. 68 kiiiOPSilLSSkitui.'i-i The Baby Bengals had an outstanding 1984 football season. They opened the season with a shut-out over C.C.C. Through their six game season they were 6-0 and had four shut-outs, including one over archrival St. Ignatius. The Baby Bengals out-scored their opponents 170-14. With this years efforts, Mr. O'Shaughnessy's 18 year career record was raised to an impressive 117-14-6. Central Cath 0 St. Joe's 8 Ignatius 0 Trinity 0 Lake Cath. 6 Padua 0 69 CHEERLEADERS Top Row; Gina Stoessner 2nd Row; Lisa Fralianne, Shannon Jackson 3rd Row; Pam Gulla Julie Barle 4th Row; Michele Rini, Lian Breland. Pam Gulla 5th Row: Mary Marune. Nikki Decaro 6th Row; Michele Massa This year’s squad was headed by 4th year coach Donna Kail. She was assisted by 2nd year captain Lisa Fratianne. The squad did a wonderful job. The school owes a lot to these girls for the time and effort that they have put into our athletic program. We owe you a big THANK YOU! 70 CROSS COUNTRY Back Row: Scott McNulty. Scott Hppen. Matt Figler. Brian tacotano. Malt Augustine. Mike lacofano. Chuck Kocinski. Joe Browne. CSff Calloway, Bti Shivak. Eh Verderber. N ck Harris, Mark Figler. Ed Reardon. Coach Levkaruch Middle Row Kneekng Mke Powers. Led Bujwalo. Mike Basie. Tom Yessler, Damian Konkol) Todd Bnckman. Chris Shea. Bob Emrhein, Joe Fakull Front Row Sitting Team Tri Captains Dave St John. Mike Burke. Paul Kubek Missing Bryan Reed. Brya Boland 72 No thanks BiH you can have her. Hey Dave check out that chick The Ice man prepares lor the race. SEASON RESULTS BHS 18 BRUSH 45 BHS 30 SHAKER 27 BHS 15 C.C.C. 50 BHS 15 US 40 BHS 15 ST. JOE 47 BHS 15 LAKECATH. 50 BHS 19 PADUA 44 BHS 24 TRINITY 35 BHS 15 CHANEL 50 BHS 40 WALSH 15 BHS 26 KENTROOS. 32 9 - wins 2 losses wl Tig runs to Ihe cooler. The Benedictine Cross Country team had another great season with 9 wins and only 2 losses. The team was led by seniors Dave St. John, Paul Kubek, and Mike Burke, and by Juniors Scotl Hippen, Scott McNulty, and Mike lacofano. The team opened the season with a win over Brush. After a defeat against Shaker, the Bengals won 7 in a row before a defeat against Walsh. With the talent of the underclass, the team should do well again next year. 73 VARSITY BASKETBALL 74 Taking il lo the hoop Super Z does t again Frank at the tine Sleepy takes it to the hole The Bengal Bench BHS 76 South 60 BHS 69 St Ed's 79 BHS 108 Pamsvitle Harvey 65 BHS 72 C.C.C. 58 BHS 54 Padua 52 BHS 62 Lake Cath. 51 BHS 88 Buffalo Nichols 85 BHS 75 US. 72 BHS 62 W.R.A. 50 BHS 63 Trinity 76 BHS 86 Rhodes 64 BHS 85 Cofknwood 71 BHS 60 Archbishop Hoban 78 BHS 58 John Marshall 60 BHS 68 Holy Name 78 BHS 56 Akron Si. Vincent 66 BHS 76 Canton Timken 75 BHS 50 US. 55 BHS 69 South 75 BHS 70 Solon 61 BHS 55 Bedford 78 The 1984-85 Varsity Basketball Team had high hopes but tell short. The team was one of the most talented teams ft Benedictine's history. They were led by seniors Frank Reed. Alan Reid, and Robert Manning. Junior John Starkey and sophomore Tom Zdanowicz were major contributors also. The Bengals started the season by beating south but then lost to St. Ed's. After the St. Ed's loss, the Bengals had a string of seven victories. Inconsistency led to the mediocre record of 12-9. 76 JV BASKETBALL | nt Row L to R: M. Santa. D. Dim rah Back Row L to R: J. Rogers, D. Dent, E Brzozowski The 1984-85 JV Basketball Team started oft strong with three solid victories over South, St. Ed's, and Painesville Harvey. The team ended up with an 11-6 record. Junior Kimmet Hudson and Sophomores Scott Rini and Derrick Dent were the leaders on the squad. Overall, the team gave a fine performance. 77 Dent with the lay-up. Kmnel puts m two Bengal bailie under Ihe boards. Sophomore Durrah on defense. BHS 71 SOUTH 43 BHS 61 ST. ED'S 40 BHS 67 PAJNSVILLE HARVEY 58 BHS 49 c.c.c. 61 BHS 48 PADUA 58 BHS 68 LAKE CATH. 50 BHS 70 W.R.A. 41 BHS 75 TRINITY 56 BHS 87 RHODES 41 BHS 55 COLLINWOOD 67 BHS 46 ARCHBISHOP HOBAN 45 BHS 66 JOHN MARSHALL 50 BHS 47 HOLY NAME 48 BHS 65 AKRON ST. VINCENT 72 BHS 53 CANTON TIMKEN 50 BHS 60 US. 65 BHS 49 SOUTH 43 THE JV BENCH 78 M-fel Freshmen Basketball J. O 'Neal 0 Hoysrer S. snoot P St John D lV.tr xy BHS 56 Si Joseph 43 BUS 57 Centra'Cathok: 43 BHS 44 Si Edward 19 BHS 64 Cohnwood 41 BHS 43 Si Joseph 46 or BHS 42 Si Edward 39 BHS 52 Centra' CathoUc 53 BHS 59 Trinity 6I0T BHS 40 Si Ignatius 36 BHS 50 EuM 45 BHS 44 UayfxMHts 41 BHS 46 Uonteeto 47 fkc d 84 The 1985 Freshmen Basketball team under the watchful eye of coach Frank Novak, had another fine season this past year, finishing up with an 8-4 record. Led by the tikes of Grosel and Garred. the Frosh were off to a fast start, before suffering some close losses, two in overtime. White trouncing their opponents, the Frosh never tost by more than three points. Once again, things look bright for Bengal Basketball in the future. 79 VARSITY WRESTLING Front Row: L to R: J. Waitings, J. Goman, S. Cortis. B. Ference. D. Kal. T. Spring, R Rennecker Second Row L to R E Verderber. B. Daily. K. Jeffries. J. McMugh. J. Wrobie. C. Otrvo. J. Grady Third Row L to R: L. Careen, D. Ftiton, P Ward. J. Kocevar. E. Stuczynski. 7. Sava. A Adomaites Not Pictured: Coach Brian Notan. Coach Zipper BHS 39 Shaker His. 22 BHS 24 Midpark 39 BHS 29 Shaw 37 BHS 31 Avon Lake 39 BHS 54 Independence 13 BHS 35 University School 30 BHS 55 Bay v Uage 12 BHS 38 Padua 26 BHS 50 Central Cathofc 18 BHS 19 Holy Name 41 BHS 31 Lorain 26 BHS 6 Valley Forge 50 BHS 29 CoHnwood 39 BHS 50 RidgeviRe 15 West Geauga Tourney — 65'A Pts The 1985 Varsity Wrestling Team was hampered by injuries and some inexperience, but still managed to compile a decent 8-6 record. The Bengal Grapplers. under the guidance ot Coach Nolan and Coach Zippert, scored some impressive victories over Independence, Bay Village, N. Ridgeville, and Centra! Catholic, while lighting hard against powerhouses like Valley i Forge. With hard work and determination, there is room for im- . provement on next year's wrestling squad. I Record — 8-6-0 Jarnt OornxK futon wtfi.incMftrr YKlaty Jurxx I on Caret cor oh Ns opponent CoM Bran Motto Stnot Vustiy Wrestlers. W'.� irus. r SfvoHj. $ Curts, f) terence. J Garun. D KM. ft Remecxer. A lied Anthony Adotruitos I trp J KiftQ Kong Bandy « AixlaAtt t'v Botch� Senior John Watimas Senior John Guman warms up before his match. Jerry Wrobel gets some pointers before the match. Four year wrestling letterman — Bob Ference m action Junior Varsity Wrestling First Row L to R: P. Roberto, J. D'Agostino, A. Britt. R. Adrme, E. Stuczynski. J. Grady Second Row L to R: P. Ward, T. Hotecek, V. Adomailes. N. Harris. E Williams. B. English. Third Row L to R: D. LoPaaro, P. htchWm, K. White, J. Kocevar Not Pictured: Coach Brian Nolan, Coach Zipper Had Matches Against Collin wood Holy Name Central Catholic Padua University School Independence Shaker Hts. The 1985 Junior Varsity Wrestling Team didn't see very much action this year because of the inability of teams to match weight on this level. But due to injuries and weight problems many J. V. 's acted as fill-ins on the varsity squad and gained valuable experience. The future looks brighter now, not only for next year's J.V. 's, but for the varsity team as well. 83 VARSITY BASEBALL From Row Coach A Bossu. B T kati. P. CarteBone, M Herbst. F Mulac. K D nmger. M Palumbo Back Row: B. Clark. T. Zdanowicz. w Turek L Wanke U Marlin, M Casey BHS 4 Orange 3 BHS 26 John Adams 0 BHS 10 SI. Ignatius 3 BHS 11 East Tech 1 BHS 9 John Hay 2 BHS 7 St. Joseph 5 BHS 11 Mayfield Hts. 2 BHS 23 Cotfmwood 1 BHS 16 Shaker His. 1 BHS 10 University School 2 BHS 18 John Adams 0 BHS 16 East Tech O' BHS 15 Holy Name 3 BHS 9 Cleveland Hts. 3 BHS 8 Mayfield Hts. 9 BHS 10 Wickhffe 7 BHS 11 Parma O' BHS 2 Wick til fe 6 BHS 5 Maple Hts. 1 BHS 3 University School 9 BHS 7 St. Ignatius 5 BHS 8 Chanel 1 BHS 5 St. Edward 7’ BHS 7 Garfield Hts 1 BHS 12 Padua 1 BHS 13 Chanel 2 BHS 11 John F. Kennedy 2 BHS 6 St. Josephs 2 RECORD — 24-4 The 1985 Varsity Baseball Team had an outstanding campaign, ending up with a final record of 24-4, one of the besi in school history. It was a well balanced team with a strong defense, a fine pitching staff which 11 times held the opposition to 1 run or less, and a power packed offense that 6 times scored 15 or more runs in a game. Leading the hurlers were Deininger(1.98 ERA, 67 K's), and Wanke (0.98 ERA). Together with Herbst, Palumbo, Zdanowicz, and Martin, they stymied the opposing batters. Pacing the hitting attack were Zdanowicz (.490), Gallagher (.464), and Wanke (.392); and when combined with the rest of the offense, they made quick work of opposing pitchers. With this year's efforts, Coach Bossu's 31 year career mark was raised to an impressive 579 wins — 223 losses — 2 ties. 84 • Denotes Sectional Game Senior catcher Frank Mulac shows his speed 85 Mike heads to third base. Bob Fucker? Senior Pal CarteXone Sophomore Mall Palumbo ront Row. L to R: V. AdomaHes. M. O'Thomas, C. O’Amato. J. Christy. D. Mozina. Second Row: P. St. John. K. Roddy. B Moravick, S Rmi. M. Schaefer. W. Tyus. hirdRow: Coach J. Tharnann. P. Cosgrove, S. Shoda. S. Bams. M. Rodak. R. Smith. Coach A. Bortnick 10 Orange 9 15 St. Ignatius 3 8 St. Joe's 5 14 Mayfield 4 9 Shaker Hts. 10 18 US. 2 7 Cleveland Hts. 2 11 Orange 9 4 Cleveland Hts. 7 15 Mayfield 4 15 Wicklffe 5 7 Chanel 6 12 Wcktffe 0 10 Maple His. 13 15 U.S. 3 13 St. Ignatius 3 15 Garfield 13 Record Wins Losses 14-3 There were many new faces on the 1985 Junior Varsity Baseball Team, but they managed to put together an impressive 14-3 record. Led by the hitting of Tyus (.453), Rini (.435). and Rodak (.421), the J.V.’s made easy work of opposing pitchers, while their own hurlers. paced by Jukiewicz and Smith, with help from Rodak and Schaefer set down the opposition with ease. Including this year’s totals, Coach Tharnann’s three year Junior Varsity Baseball record stands at 37 wins — 17 losses. JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL 67 VARSITY TRACK Fist Row M Kubek, T Johnson, R. Johnson. P. Ward. E Porter. C. Shea Second Row D. Konkoty. J. Fakult, M. Ftgter. L. Rox. K Redd. S Harrison. T DiVnceo-zo. S. McNulty Third Row: D. St. John. $. Fore. T. Tucker. C. Arrington. B. Sheridan, R Dunn. L Mmcek. S. Komek Fourth Row Coach C. Levkanch. M tacotano J. Flynn. C. Isaac, J. Starkey Last Row: F Reed. B. Manning. 0 Oent. B Reed. C. Kocmski. S Hippen Not Pictured Coach Jim Emery AJt Catholic Championship — 3rd Place Wheeling invitational — 3rd Ptace U.S. Watsh. Central Catholic — 2■ 1 Ranger Relays — 3rd Place St Joseph. Chanel — 2 0 Wickiitte Nght Relays — Won 1st Place Don MdcheB Rooseveit Memorial — 7th 60 Cleveland Hts. Relays — 3rd Place District Qualifiers — 4th District Regional. State Championships — — Qualifying Individuals Onty The 1985 Varsity Track Team, under the direction of Coach Emery and Coach Levkanich, turned in another fine performance this past season. Although they only had two outdoor duel meets this year, they did well in them, finishing with a 4-1 record. The highlight of the season came in the State Championships when the Junior 3200 Meter Relay Team of Hippen. McNulty. Starkey, and B. Reed won. setting the State Meet, and All State Records for that event. 88 89 Dunn with the hand-off The Relay Team receives their medals. 90 91 VARSITY TENNIS Front Row Dan Mahnke. Mike Balk, Leo Bujwalo. Joe Adamo. Matt Bah Back Row: Coach O'Hare. Chris Veres. John Kasutaites. Tony Damante. Juv A Mato BHS 0 WILL. SOUTH 5 BHS 4 EAST LAKE NORTH 1 BHS 5 EASTLAKE NORTH 0 BHS 4 PARMA 1 BHS 5 SHAW 0 BHS 4 SHAW 1 BHS 5 RICHMOND HTS. 0 BHS 4 RICHMOND HTS. 1 BHS 2 ST. JOE'S 3 BHS 5 ST JOE'S 0 BHS 5 LAKECATH 0 BHS 5 BROOKLYN 0 BHS 5 GARFIELD 0 BHS 5 GARFIELD 0 BHS 0 MAYFIELD SEASON 123 5 The 1985 Varsity Tennis Team had an outs tarn ding year. As a whole, the team finished with a strong 12-3 record. In singles, the team was led by Tony Damante. Mike Balli, and Dan Mahnke. The three together accounted for 34 victories and only 9 losses. Leo Bujwalo, Chris Veres, Jim Jagels, and Joe Adamo led the team in doubles matches. They accounted for 45 wins and 8 losses. Although the team was comprised mostly of seniors, there are some promising underclassmen for next season. 93 Mike BaHi with the serve. Joe Adamo shows off h s new sunglasses. VARSITY GOLF Front Row (L to R) Bob Moravick. Frank Caruso. Ken Oteksa, Chuck Parise. Captain Tim Strauss Back Row (L toR) Coach Bowden. John Guman. Marty Federico. Mike Sterket. Jim Meter. Mark Dobranski The 1984 Benedictine Golf Team had a lot to learn during the 1984 season. The Bengals were very young with John Guman being the only Senior in the starting six. The team has a very strong and young nucleus for the 1985 season. The Bengals will look to Tim Strauss, Frank Carusso, and Chuck Parise to anchor the team next year. Sophomore Ken Oleksa has a sweet swing and. if he can find consistency, we will be able to post some low scores. Mike Sterkal and Bob Moravick will be trying to round out the starting six. LAKE CATM 172 ST. JOE'S 158 BEACHWOOD 181 CHANEL 186 LAKECATH 174 ST JOE'S 165 GILMORE 166 ST. ED'S 163 CHANEL 172 GILMORE 179 VARSITY BOWLING Front Row: M. Kreczko. D. Kodek. T. Strauss, E Ward. Back Row W Smith, D. Kopper, Br. Theodore O S B. Coach, J Me'ler. C. Eggleston 3HS 9 GUmour 5 9HS 9 St. Edward 5 9HS 5 Chanel 9 BHS 11 South 3 SHS 14 Midpark 0 BHS 2 Garfield Hts 5 BHS 0 Garfield Hts 7 BHS 7 JF Rhodes 0 BHS 0 Olmsted Faks 7 BHS 14 Holy Name 0 BHS 4 St Joseph 10 BHS 14 Bay 0 BHS 7 Garfield Hts 7 BHS 3 St. Joseph 4 BHS 2 Chanel 5 BHS 3 Independence 4 BHS 5 Central Cathobc 2 Record —9-7-1 The 1985 Varsity Bowling Team, coached by Br. Theodore, had plenty of experience but faced some tough opposition on its way to a 9-7-1 record. Junior Tim Strauss had the high average (172), followed by seniors Chriss Eggleston and Dave Kopper at 168, and four year man, Ed Ward with a 160. Next year looks questionable because the Bengals are losing half of the team to graduation. However, with some recruiting the outlook is good. 95 AOTWDTD Mnrowmrn M TDWDTD ©fOWOTD M WDYB ©TOWDYO ©TDWDTTD ©TDWDTO ©YBWOYD A©TDWD M YWDTD ©YOWOYO ©YOWOYO ©YQWOYO ©TOWOTO ©YOWOYO WDTD ©YDWQYO ©TDWOYD ©YOWOYQ 97 Mr. Hrisko gives advice ORIENTATION Freshman with hrs parents Mike and Frank took happy Eager Freshmen await the handbook 98 The Abbott celebrates another mass I i 99 Kobunski looks happy Jageis showing oil h s legs The Football Team listens to bram talk The 1984 Football Squad The boys get rowdy Stale Champs BOMBERS Mr. Hrisko 101 Eggleston struts his stuff The Ball Sguad Chtef 9 ves a ham Eric looks coo fused KEY CLUB CAR WASH How to wash a car ■ Ch'et tees the sights The Seniors enjoyed the Debale The Juniors plan Iheir attack The teams are ready The Seniors — What a team? ACADEMIC CHALLENGE AND DEBATE 103 Audience at the Great Debate What are they talking about HOMECOMING DANCE 9 F g 104 105 FALL SPORTS BANQUET Scott McNulty FootbaH Cross Country Stan Korinek Ken receives hts trophy Golf Coach Tim Dow (Jet N.H.S. BANQUET 107 RETREATS Who needs sand? Fr. Gerard and cre w The boys enjoying their stay The Bennet finally makes money 108 109 r 11 An enjoyable breakfast The celebrants SENIOR MASS AND BREAKFAST Class unity Fr. Anstem Are we having fun SOPHOMORE GREEK DAY ■ is he dead? The thrill ol victory INTHAMUHALS Football champions Vof'eybatt Champions - 114 INTERMURALS KaUm rare form K. D. with the call Mincek makes the grab 115 M 1 9 116 The 1985 Junior Senior Prom was held at the party place. This event almost proved to be a failure but to the hard work and the unity of the class of ’85 this proved to be one of the best proms this school has had in a long time. The queen with her king What a cute couple Campo almost looks happy Even the juniors had tun The fifty-fifth commencement exercises were held on May 28, 1985 at Saint Benedict Church. Mass and an awards ceremony took place in the morning. The Abbot presided at the Mass. During the evening, The Bishop of Cleveland, Anthony Pilla, presented the diplomas to the graduating class of 1985. V V ' i r ■ ,V - : ll J, .. 0 •v III l« III ? • ®! mi tM in -Vm i f «?'. i ui « u tut i ; r, i .• v- rffc Part of our announcements designed by Miss Rabte domms.ncs.me.nt Sx rciie . HBsnsilictins ccMujh School aint iSsneJict Church 2 )40 U in j jCrL JS 28, 19S5 7:30 ji.ni. £3$tlniit One S3 Mr. Hrisko welcomes the new alumni Fr. Chris gives his words of wisdom “Au Revoir” Class of ’85 Jim Jagels receives his diploma 121 l Frank and Paul. The Power ol our class Senior Class Officers Benedictine Student Council Senior Class Officers I ft 122 E STUDENT COUNCIL THE BAND IN ACTION 123 m Ml I | | — II M I — l T--- BENNET STAFF LIBRARIANS SPANISH CLUB FRENCH CLUB EnlL ■ K Redd- M Casey- B Reed- 6 D'Sanio. HOiecek. p. Shea. Hiavm. j Camacho. J Grady. MtssRable J Star key. T M Novak. G Gates. B Buchanan. D Smythe. B English. D Tanner • G Schwity. Mrs Schulz 124 m CHESS CLUB KEY CLUB WINNING HOMEROOM FROM FOOD DRIVE JOURNALISM CLUB M Figler. E. Orzech. K Owens. E Kobytinski, 0 Salko. Bro. Phifiip P Kubek. M Gurny. M. Herbsl. T Haluska. D Flowers. J. Erwm. M Phtitps. T Damanle. P Olekslak. C Wurls. Mr Francioh 125 BENNET EDITORS Paul Kubek. Pat CarteHcne. Tom Haluska. Chock Warts, Tony Damante. Pat Trivison. Mike Gurney. M.ke Herbst. John Liederbach. Paul Cleksiak NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Bottom Row; Fr Anslem. E. Ward. L Mmcek. D. Kali. F. Mulac. M Preto. D. Robertson. J Fakott 1st Row; P. Kubek. S. Konnek. B Kozak. B Turkatt. J. O'Loughttn. E Orzech. D St John. E Petrick. T. Little. T Spring 2nd Row; J. Miner. T Strauss. D. Fortman. W. Soltes. B Copper. J Cote. J. Starkey 3rd Row J Jones. W Turck. S. Spisak. K. Trausch, M Mrazek. J. Schwonek. 8. Shivak dth Row: M Reardon. C Ztmmckey, K. Fear. L. Mazza. V. Meyers. C. Shey. G. Scuta 5th Row M Casey. D. Asset. J. Grady. B. Furhry. R. Kasunic. M lacotano. T SI. John. P CuNen 6th Row. M Odum. 6 Dow J McHugh. J. Browne. R. Sorm. M. Augustine. M. Judy. D Arneson Last Rqw; S McNulty. I. CarceSi. T. Petrick ■ 126 GERMAN CLUB A. Sperhac. B Soltes. Ft Anslem. B Turkall. P Kubek. E. Orzech. D. SI John, T SI John. M Mrazek, T Holecek. Br Francis. D Kopper, M Figtcr. B Kozak. J. O'LoughSn. P. Fissel. P Shey. J. Kegtovich. D Fortman. 8 BoHand. K. Trausch. S. Spesak. W. Turrek. V. Meyers. M Durkacs. J. Durney. S Korinek. T. Pelnck. J. Met. C Vose. M Augustine, J Browne. C Zmintckey. 0 Robertson. 0 Gttmore. J Dugtowwsky, J. Perkowsky STUDENT BOOSTERS Id m i HI GUIDANCE RUNNERS J. Jagels. K. Trausch, W Turek. K Kobunski. K Hughes. Ft Gerard. B Dow. R Cuva. M Fyier. D Nautnen, J Zahorsky. T Pelric. Ft. Anslem. B Kasunic. B Kasunik. J Kegtovich. J. Hlavin, C. Shey J. Jones. B. Shivak. D. Si. John. P. Cullen. Miss Worth. Nell Zupka 127 SKI CLUB 6 Holland. S Namelh, T. Wenzel. E Reardon. M Durkacs. T. Lang, M Figler. J. O'LoughOn, Fr. Tim. Miss Rab'e. J. Jageis. M. Reardon. K. Hughes. D D'Angelo. E. Kobyknski YEARBOOK F Mulac. D Kopper. D KaN, L Mincek, J. Waiimas. B Turkal. J. Banasik. M Figler. E Reardon. P Kubek, E Orzech. K Pendelton, J. Jageis CALCULUS CLUB S Harrison. B Shivak. P D Petro. L. M ncek. D. Ameson. D Mahnke. B Turkal. S Korinek. T Dowdel. K Trausch, K Demoger. F Mulac. J. Cole. P Dorsey. M Judy. E Cooper. T. Spring, R. Kozak. D. Kail. B Solles. D. St John 128 SPEECH AND ACADEMIC DEDATE CHALLENGE DRAMA CLUB PHYSICS CLUB --------------------- V J Browne. D Morns. C. Ztmncki. B Boland. J. Keglovich. K Trausch. W Turek. R Mayztk. J. Woodford. 8 Satvadory. B Schmitz. Fr Tim M Jody. P Kicber. f Kubek. M Figler. C Wurtz. M Preto. $ Kormek. L Mmcek. F Ml lac. P O'Leksiak. J A'aJzias. E Orzech. B Sottes. B. Stvvak. D. St Jonn. B Turkal. B Ferrance. D Arneson. S Harrison. B Kozak. J Er wm. J. Browne. Fr Clement 129 130 Fr. Abbol Roger Gries — 21st Yr. President Fr. Jonathan Zing ales — 10th Yr Z.P. lor Academic Affairs ADMINISTRATION Mr Kenneth Fischer — 3rd Yr. VP. for Student Affairs: U.S. History Fr. Prior Anselm Zupka — 18th Yr. Guidance Director; German III; Theology IV. 132 S = MATHEMATICS Fr. William Matyas — 37th Yr. Geometry Mr. Richard DiGeronimo — 8th Yr. Algebra I; Int. Alg. Mr. Arthur Bortnick — 4th Yr. Geometry; Trig. Math, Analysis Mr. Timothy Dowdell — 4th Yr. Computer Literacy; Calculus; Algebra II — Trig. Mrs. Mary Bettice — 1st Yr. Algebra II 133 ENGLISH Mr. Mark Franciolo — 7th Yr. Study Skills. Journalism; Speech Debate; American Writers; English II. Mr. Brian Nolan — 4 th Yr. English Literature. British Writers; Study Skills. Mr. Anthony Russ — 14th Yr. English I. Mr. James O'Hare — 5th Yr. American Literature; English II. Bl 134 THEOLOGY Fr. Clement Zeleznik — 29th Yr. Physics; Theology I. Fr James Forgac — 41st Yr. Theology II. Fr. Gary Hoover — 5th Yr. Theology II. IV; Sociology Fr. Gerard Gonda — 8th Yr. Theology III: English II; Slovak Culture 135 SCIENCE Mrs. Jean Wynne — 3rd Yr. Biology Mrs. Marilyn Allison — 1st Yr. Chemistry: General Science Mr. Russell Calvert — 3rd Yr. Biology: Topics in Science Mrs. Marilyn Lucas — 1st Yr. Chemistry 136 . ________= FOREIGN LANGUAGE Ms. Marcia Rable — 5th Yr. Spanish I; II; III. Br. Francis Fergus — 7th Yr. German I; II; IV. 137 SOCIAL STUDIES Fr. Christopher Schwartz — 11th Yr. World History; Chaplain Mr Joseph Csaszar — 18th Yr. U S. History; Ohio History; Pohtica' Systems. V t i Mr. James Thamann — 5th Yr. Anthropology; Health; Physical Education Fr. Dismas Boeff — 7th Yr. Criminal Justice Mr. Joseph Rufus — 40th Yr. Athletic Director; Civics; Geography. 138 BUSINESS Fr. Robert Wilkes — 41st Yr. Economics Mr. Daniel O'Shaughnessy — 18th Yr. Basic Algebra; Consumer Math; Business Law Br. Theodore Girard — 17th Yr. Accounting I; II. SECRETARIES Mrs. Mary Jane Siemen — 10th Yr. Alumni Office Mrs. Georgine Riley — 6th Yr. Main Office; Guidance Office Mrs. Nancy Kreczko — 3rd Yr. Main Office 139 OTHERS AROUND Mr. Paul Hrisko — 2nd Yr. Alumni Director Mr. August Bossu — 32nd Yr. Physical Education I; II. Fr. Joachim Pastirick — 16th Yr. Art; Mechanical Drawing Br. Philip Pet row — 9th Yr. Infirminarian 140 THE SCHOOL Fr. Charles Hawkins — 8th Yr. Director of Development Mr. Cyril Levkamch — 7th Yr. Remedial Reading Mrs. Lois St. John —11th Yr. Bookstore Manager Hil� n oonLU Mr. Dean Koers — 2nd Yr. Transportation Director 14 1 SECRETARIES Mrs. Nell Zupka — 17th Yr Guidance Office Mrs. Marie Kytle — 3rd Yr. Treasurers Office Mrs. Terry Ford — 4 th Yr Development Office Mrs. Christine Rosskopf — 4th Yr. Library Ms. Diane Balestrieri — 1st Yr. Treasurers Office Mrs. Kathryn Tomikel — 2nd Yr. Transportation Office Ms. Martha Scott — 1st Yr. Campaign Office 143 CAFETERIA CLEANING Br. Peter Ancell — 3rd Yr. Cafeteria Manager Mrs. Mary Gadus — 17th Yr. Mrs. Ernestine Sabot — 23rd Yr. Mrs. Dorothy McCoy — 16th Yr. Mrs. Mary Ann Kabat — 9th Yr. Mrs. Sarah Zarychi — 3rd Yr. Mrs. Gertrude Metzger — 2nd Yr. Mrs. Martha Siebert — 19th Yr. Mrs. Mary Pymn — 17th Yr. Mr. Lorenzo Divens — 2nd Yr. Chief of Maintenance Mr. Steve Ellington — 1st Yr. 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JOHN — VICE PRESIDENT MIKE IACOFANO — TREASURER JOE BROWNE — SECRETARY BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1985 From the LAS VEGAS NITES VOLUNTEERS A Faithful group of parents and loyal Benedictine supporters, sacrificing their time for education Through their efforts, money is raised for the school by working three to four Las Vegas Nites each year. Besides making thousands of dollars available for the school annually, this group has raised enough funds to donate $10,000 for equipment and supplies in the High School phase of the current Development Program. 160 A LAST look at faculty 173 PAUL D. OLEKSIAK It is with deep regrets, that through an inadvertent mistake, the portrait of Paul Oleksiak was unable to be printed along with those of his fellow classmates. We hope that he will accept this page and these pictures as a token of our willingness to make amends, and we offer our sincerest apologies. — The Yearbook Staff This page is dedicated to the memory of Doug Hooten. The Seniors remember him for his sense of humor and his way of getting his point across. He has been missed. May he stay in our minds and hearts forever. 175 Class of ’85, As we finish our last year at Benedictine we look back and remember all the wonderful times we had together. We also remember the real but not so wonderful things. But we know the years we did spend with each other were the best years of our lives. They were filled with friends who shared and loved, teachers who cared, ano parents who understood. When others look back at our class they will see the special bond holding us together. This bond is the love and spirit of Benedictine. Next year when we split apart the bond will still hold fast because we are a class, a very special class, the CLASS OF ’85! Da ve Kail editor-in-chief 17 176 I I CLEVCIAND PUBLIC LIBRARY A00[mflS77£ fl3 £