Benedictine High School - Benedictine Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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DAN NAUMAN — Mr. Calvert's first wild human in captivity. Dan changes the display case on the first floor for the Christmas display. ON DISPLAY, Senior Steve Grushetsky plays the drums in his band Psychotic Jam for the 1986 Talent Show. THE NEW IN-SCHOOL PICTURE DICTIONARY itch that every senior gets to totally blow-off his classes, especially Physics. activities 15

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community benefits by Pat Gennarclli What cannot be said about the 1984-85 Student Council? A numerous array of activities and new ideas can be mentioned about the participation and the contribution of the Student council to the community and students. To the community, the Student Council gave its attention through the Service Committee endowed by the Council. The members of the Service Committee were Dennis Spuzzillo, Joe Browne, Anthony Russo, and Preston Hrisko. They rasied large amounts of money for a nursing home in Cleveland. The committee again sponsored a food drive during Thanksgiving which was given to the poor. A very important drive involved the donation of 1,000 items to the East End Neighborhood House. The Spirit Committee was composed of Dan Nauman, Tony St. John, Chris Shea, Pat Gennarelli, and Brian English. This committee organized buses to football games, showed a movie ( Murder by Death ) during Christmas, put on a talent show, and arranged, funded, and sponsored the Homecoming Dance. The Christian Committee which is composed of Mike lacofano, John Kocevar, and Dave Mozina have arranged for prayer to be said during luncn and, had the student exchange between St. Ignatius and I.ake Catholic. This was also the year that the qualifications for Mr. B w'ere improved. The council has, by suggestion of the Senior Class of 1986, decided to repair the slowly deteriorating B” in front of the school. GENNARELLI, NAUMAN, AND KOCEVAR try their luck with the girls at Lake Catholic during a Student Exchange day. MEMBERS OF THE STU-DENT COUNCIL: (Seated, 1 to r) M. lacofano, J. Browne, D. Nauman, L. Carcelli, C. Shea, T. St. John, (Standing) Fr. Chris, A. Russo, M. Shaughncssy, P. Hrisko, J. Kocevar, M. Garred, B. English, D. Spuzzillo, D. Mozina, P. Gennarelli, J. Yarbrough, Fr. Gerard. U activities

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 down to the Science Olympiad for the first time, this event is held once a year in Columbus, Ohio. The BHS team scored 84 points and placed seventh out of 43 high school teams. They consisted of 14 students supervised by Mrs. Wynne and Mr. Dowdell. Three students each captured glory and a medal. Senior Glenn Skuta took the gold in the Name that Organism event. Junior Dan Newton matched this feat in the Bio-Process Lab event. Senior Chris Zimnicki also took a bronze in the Topographical Map Reading' event. BHS also fielded a highly successful Academic Challenge Team last year. The Team appeared on WEWS's Academic Challenge TV show on March 22, 1986. The team commanded by Mrs. Schulz defeated its two opponents. The team included Seniors Dave Asseff, Joe Browne, Jim Schwonek, James Woodford, Junior Carl Camillo, and Sophomore Dave Mozina. they also participated in the newly formed east side Academic Challenge league with Regina, Beaumont, and Gilmour. At the end of the season, Benedictine finished second to Gilmour after losing a tie breaking round. CRABBING THF. GOLD, Glen Skuta receives his award at the Science Olympiad. MEMBERS OF THE OLYMPIAD TEA TEAM: (1st row, I. to r.) B. Salvadori, J. Browne, D. Proboski, Mrs. Wynne, M. Browne, (2nd row) Mr. Dowdell, C. Zimnicki, B. Fuhry, G. Skuta, D. Pappa, C. Camillo, J. Schwonek, P. Gen-narelli, and). Fakult.